Evening Star Newspaper, April 25, 1892, Page 3

FOR SALE—HOU ES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. * OR SALE—A VEKY SUBSTANTIAL BRICK house om Priucetom at between 13th and Vath. Mt nzsoo | Bice suoreskeR pre t SHOE vane. SALE—TO CLOSE AN ESTATE—FRAME house: G rooms; 111: 9thst nw Letween Land M NOU. ‘LOUIS P. SHOEMAKEK, ae Pathe. DESIRABLE, BRICK HOUSE, 242 roome, al! mo: : we ow: fours F. shorMaR Ene ‘aw. oR SALE—BUSINESS PROPERTY SW, NEAR of printhus and everaving, netting 6 FRE Oe Price anced” SIRIGER & LIELELM 4 x. $03 F st. it Fok abe Foe A Tuo woven Pvccataicliing located nocatest within 5 aaa st cars, 4 equates south of Boundary. order. OUBIBIObK & LIEBERMAN apz5-3t Fat ik SALE—A VERY COMFORTABLE TWO-STOLY ‘seven-roont and bath brick. with modern uiprover pe between Ist and 2d: lot 172100 to SEE & CO os ‘916 F st ow. “AL1e = WEST WASHING ION; STORY AND CELLAR BEICK, 11 ROOMS, MODERN. au SEMEN TS. SEARING ‘BI ELECTRIC HieateD bi r7 eR's PANTRY ONT TO FIRST STORY 20 FT: RUACEOF 5. Feet. Piida, $10,500. TERMS ¥: OPEN FUR INSPECTION FROM GAM 106 ‘M DAILY. WILL CALL FOR ANY ONE WISHING EXAMINE APPL! TP. furnace hear. &e.: lot peck it. 88.500. Br i. WARNER & CO. ‘O16 F stn Bie and 820: rents for 815 BH. WARNER & CO., O16 F st nw. ron sALE—is THE SOUTAWESTERN secTIC ance every cvod story Ce ~~ ek, with — ee 5 WaRhES S¢ Se E ii 16 Fetnw ik SALE_ON OOKC GAN ST BET ate ASD Nery desitable new ‘i-story 9-ro0! * duent aud bath brick, with a. i. 1, furnace heat, elec- tric belis, Se: price: $8,000. BH. WARNER & CO, 2390) iu Fat F id bath; heated by furnace; all latest im- Jwements:. built ioe cua. Special use: lot Isis 10 20-foot alley 416,500, 0° a a ap25-3t aa BiG Fstnw EW Eon 13th #t uw bet 3 STREET. b }. OOT TERRACE: COAL VAULT Je LOT 1oXa0 ET: PRICE €7,750; ep25-6t Foe bet Toth ae Tyth ste pw ¥ rome: Bodern wa gerne: 0s Oee Fe FS Caw KABLE DWELLING HOUSE OK SALE-A DEMIRABLE DWELLING HOUSE SS eS ee gust een Bea part BOR! aS oy Ibis house will rewt 0, 0, 300 F at ow. SLE — A VERY MODERN HOME. WITH ‘ mare. ob, line of electric cats, cou sing room cellar and attic, 1ot 1480 to alley. 08 G HENBEY & CO, ig z 1300 F st nw. Fe SALE—A FINE BUSINESS CORNER IN NW. HEAP. THOS G HENSEY & CO. 1300 F stow. bi: SALE—A RESIDENCE OPPOSITE FWaN! is Peek c if }0rvoms aud 2 baths: ami; 3) HOS. G. HENSEY & CO. 300 F sta $24,000 20,000 1o4 Q nw, 13 rms. ick, 30 ft front, suitahie tor wadeand boarding house, 73 rm3. 218 Siu w . Brown-stone fc00 Sims, nice yard to alley, Kat bet i 2istat only ones Brick bisivess bidi; Titi uear Fin w. lot ii 354 Sey 8 ee Brick dwiz. 10 rms, iot 20x00 1515 Q Desirable brick dwix, lot 14x95, 1832 11 we ny ly. Comfortable brick dwelling, wood yard, water, Eat sw, only 2 = Business prover: : diveliing. & re sard, S19 Sth st se. Brick dwelling, 4 stories, Vet E wad Pate nw 5.000 Bre hicar Tn w, only. jew brick awig, 19 it trout, N am. cheap, Fercntluton Tieern we uct Panda. 18i73, . 4.700 500 4.25 1.75 om. 2 = Plat of uding 10r frame ‘dwig thd stable, 14th bear Kewcnaw ave Li, z Fer sa, foot. 4 SALE—THe © 204 i SALE—A GOOD INVESTMENT AND BEAU- fui home, aime bay-window brick: 11 + ama: lot 20x8U; price, 9.000. No Mhstuw Owner RK SALE—1 32:1 9TH ST NW. THIS PRC Very valuabie xud is ches $5,730. AUT. COU MBE, 14% at pried NY ave. S-atory. Euwish basement, 9 rooms and bath new and beautifully paperea: heated by furnace, Ward Place. Puce. Z ‘Ketory and cellar bay-window brick: bu short t'me 100 to alley: 11 rooms as ear cor 11th aud Mass ave. Price, #1:1.300 ‘$2-story double bricks in southwest, story snd basement brick, with stable on Qst. 920.3 0. 1 st se. 3story brick with cellar; want offer; will sel very fo ecor of New Call and get a list on p ‘aps Henpshire ave and L st nw. $12,500. Dery ze. bnildinw, Kali SALE — FIk'T AND SIDE 50x! U0. as desirable as any in the city tment or building pu 308 N'st aw. a FQON SALE_OR EXCHANGE, DESIRABLE HOUSE ‘and lot on L st nw bet 4th aiid Sth sis; house rents Si> per mouth; lot 28 Sin by 100 tt Price, Fok SALE—3-story bi on Dat ne bt Ist ana 2 FOR SALE— On 4th at -e near Kt, fran AGW) to alley. Price, ou easy terms, $1.00. SALE—Ou 20th st hw near K st, 2-stcry frame, ot 2154x109 feet. $2.00. 'FOK =A Soke, Det Band Costs, 2stors Fok SALL—On easy terms. ivth st ne, 2-story frame. se 1,000 WESCOTT, wricox & HESTON st 2907 Pa ave aud 6th and La ave, LE Spine, 6-roomand bath brown-stone fronts, ‘will exchange for unimproved property... ‘thas wale) 19 hear Stanton 6. Dew 9-room and cellar brick, furuncr. eiecttic lighting and be.is, lange lot, a aa WaTErs Baas, *70° ap2t3t 1355 F st opr Ebitt Honse. Fe. GALETA NIOE SIGHT-RooM Ay win: dow brick dwelliug, 13th st. pot rom lows, ‘snd bath ; 85.000: exsy'terma GUO WLINRI OS, S00 TUtb st ow % SALE—A FINE DWELLING ON CONN ave, mid home: inust be seen 10 be ouly partice wise price, $25,000" terme, nedati oo eousst ie SALE . Fite fa fa ver feet der rive, 88.500. is cheap, will trade for eed adi coved city : ko W LINKINS, ayes 800 Tits st. SALE, UL HOME OK PAYING rvestasect “new brik corer huaae, delight toe gation, fronting circular park.on conereted street, only care: broad ‘Whree squares from cebie ‘Teeeption Pe Preterm, Fee =. 717 10th st nw. SALE—1116 VERMONT AV", FINE REST * ferhlouable section, 18 Tovine, stable,Be- i 000. (75:2) Fars ‘hear 14th st. three nice bricks, seven Pg te ks ge irs nar es Foe, SALE RNY CHEAP A SIX-ROOM, BATH and cellar brick house: modern im 3 concrstel ecrect; pear 4th, always reuted. | Price, Estate and Insurance, OK SALE—TWO LARGE TEN-ROOM HOUSES ON bout 6.000 feet of erouud to 10-foot alley; suit Teor business reducing 10 per cent interest Inguire of OWNER, room: ail latest improvement Fated: carefully built und-r our abd firet-clasm ip every respect Spection. for farther particulars and price x YLEK & RUTHEKFORD, 1: wap: QOR SALE—FINE BUSINESS COKNEK. 67 FEI Fechagienneivis uel fet sire to, pron Soe TYLER & RUTHERFORD. 1307 {OK SALE—MODERN CORS tw, N rooms aud bath roo. iocat'd mw: aM viagvestinent Frien, #7 i: story b dws Five new 2atory bwe, 71D at ue ouch Three bricks, stores and dwellings, © st sey each ‘Two-story brick dwelling: 7r: Marion st. New 2-story bdw'nw:; Sr: Sth st ne... Eleven new 2-atory bdwings, trench: iwi as ® ‘whole, at jow fare. offer wanted. Binal cast beexeh: OR SALE—WHY PAY REN balance mouthly will buy handsom mmieut of ivost of above, andl gome will for suitable vacant lots. apz3-6e 300 CASH AND ean a het ace 1 T502 and 1506. 12th et. use: » er opine and all modern improvements Price. $3,000. “Keys at 1316 1zthat. me. OWNER, 101s Oat we. ap23-¥ R SALE—1790 P i a CORER oT A} ‘and celiar brick. O rooius, vent 825 pet month. “Price, 83,300. ie DUN ALDSUN, 020 F uw. E—CORCORAN ST. NEAR 15TH ¥. W. rick, 10re, p lot. alley. Price, ny Bricks 10rm bath §°BONALDSOR. TiTH ST NW; 2 BAY FEF, SALE—COR HOUSE indo 3 B-story brick 22x100. Cheap at $15,000, will trade for smu! - SONALDSOX, ap2s-3t* Fetnw JPOk SALE_1STH NEAR [OWA CIRCLI oom brick. beautiful house; xed jocation: cost owner $16,000 to build. apzs-st* + WS DON. FLOR SALE—tiTH ST S ana celine brick @ routas: bath de late pie oF tore WASP E's DONALD: FLOR SALE—A DESIRABLE PRO Pleas: m:; finely located : your oppurtunity to get a 10 uake & profitable deligheful home and to wake a proditabie investmen Fok shi aep SVEN, ea poe ataties oe Seetog Teac alleys will tent for price, * 300. Ee STARGAKDTER, 613 15that at JOR SL E—ONLY $3.300-25TOLY_AND BASE- Fret bape iio stame, reatine for $21 per mo; Tocntieor® at near tn be. conrainaue (oame, rye ape: TOL 393x100. to sley: Kood Frans Malle, wecuwenny. de STARGAKDTEL, isp te. ON EASY TERMS, NEW 3-STORY press-brick house on M st near sth nw; 10 rooms, bath and concreted cellar: uice lot to alley. JOM SALE—SMALL C Ast PAYMENT, BALAN mouthiy. new brownstone front Bouse ou Florida feat 1b.b st aw, Dicely papered. must be seen £0 ave, ear iSib st nw micely papered:y Wace’ 200 a ress-brick house on 13th st near 8.9 rooms aud taut: ot Liestc0 to dott alley. WALTER A SN tect. to alley; moathiy. + Noa VER Yw brick In s00d lees Mt eatin ews by ursaen: every gua cr venice’ mst, be Sul Ounce will accept 4500 levw than former price: “W001, cab Fe i stinG ut TER, ors OR SALE— 1WO BRICK HOWSE each: ou ad we: ide; only @: st per year; uever JOR SALE—A BEAUTIFUL NINE-KOOM HOUSE; FB new: ou Sen Jerecy ave we: bear US Copitel; oni 86,000, °C BOYLL. 214 ath stew. ayziest f SALE — F1GH1-KOOM BRICK oN NEW ork ave mw: lot 13-22109 to alley ouly < 5 Ouvemence abd iuprovement: unbitg: large coal vault i: fromt parkuag: be sold Very reasonable {oan inmate pureiaser. Apply tol W. WEED & co. tera! Matual Building and Loan As sie! New Luvs, 120] Peuus. ave. u.w., evtrance PITOL HILL, FACING TRE cubic care: desire bie aud comfortable home, only $6.00: can't be best SUN F PALER, QOK SALE—ANOTHER CAPITOL HILL HOUSE— Bose tie Gitar for Seuatve oe iueuber dentetag beautiful light rooms: short distance from Capitol orth investigating; do it now; $15 0 = = . PARET, JOHN "1307 Fit. PER CENT Ls VEST WMeut ib aw. swo Lew two-story six-room bricks; awandgcontection SceUW Seis oom Of, BNP Ol Saba UN #1 Sw, UnUUa BksCh: ALL tm i; lot L100; rent $17 yer ma. Price, DUGAN & BUTLE ap23-3t_ ¥ 609 F sth w. QOR SAC3—ON SD NEAR NEW yoRK ave ROOM FRAME 1 ‘and Tear ailey DUGAN & BUTLER, 609 F etn R 12TH oT SW, ‘rese brick : bay. window: Pric | ie ne lage 1,750. DUGAN & eatory aud cellar: jot wits 100 ft par! BUTLER, 609 F stn = UK SALE—OD CaFITOL BILL Bay-wiudow brick: 11 reouis, bath and cellar; # rooms and reception hail on first door, handsome @b- inet mantels: electrie bells sud lgltiue, spake tubes: hard-wood finish throughout. location ig obe square of Pennsylvania iam cost to quick buyer 6.500; tH payable monthly. Appiy to LW WEED & CO, Agate National Mutual Building and Loan Ameciatwu of New York, 1201 Fenusylvania ave uw; entrance ou Thaw, 3-3 JOR SALE—HOUSES AND LOTS IN EAST WASH- ington: @ 1,000 up to €19,000; building loteig all Parts of East Wasniugton. JOHN F.DUNOHOEBO8: E. Capitol at OK SALE ‘V-roou brick, 3d st bet D and E aw. S-room brie ., C st me... G-roow brick: Hat ue dieu) 6 JOK SALE—€100 CASH, ¥25 PER MO pretty brick dwelling in jtnproving ne: a fluished ustural wood ads N LEWIS, Tok 1HE BEST KesIDEsCES car hues; ‘OB SALE-ONE OF ju the northeast on Mans. ave uear 11th st; Bory. aud basement press brick aud brow stone frat: D rooms aud bath: elegautiy fuished.” Price. 87,Q00- spzeut CHAS. A SHIELDS, 140, w. #NEAK G Hf ST. SEAT = lot bw. JOR SALE—A SEAT PRESS BHIC IN- dow house on D st ar Sth: G rooms. a jot 10300, Price, $3400. ! 23: CHAN. A! SHIELDS, 1405 Fath w._ Jou SALE_ON STH ST. NE NEAR 4A PRESS. brick and brown-stone front house, coistaisian 7 Toons, Uath and. cellar, all the latest couve 200. CHAS. A SitleL e 1a09 ¥ ROK SALE 1 HAVE FIVE HOUSES © ‘West that pay 10 yer cent. It dow casb,” Don't you want ove? Perhaps all “23-3 SoUN PF PARET, 1 JOR SALE-7 FRAME DWELLINGS Neal ‘un office, reuting for 81,140 per year, only WEGAS e ber tBhY i SALE—BANGAINS IN THE NORTH feet respectively: each hishiy “improved oi ‘clase stores and dwellings ail all on main ‘Lines; terms to suit. Apply to A. H. LEO. = Fe ‘and batt Pent $50.75, apzs-3t lO SALE-MT. PLEASANT_LARGE 1$ROOM aud bath dwelimg. ict about 77x) 90; 1p.000 18 srouud. fronting two streets: ouly #400), Excelient “7. ‘cellar cottace ished: lot 50x18} etabie, &-: only €5,200. "s-room and lath dwelling. prectuly sinail cask rated; 50-f%, lot, $15 ver month: pree,@1.3:0. Terms we Abosix : ise moderu brick houses 1m co! pleton in uorthwest section, FOR SALE—HOUSES. SALE—4-STORY A. BR. Pays EMS & Cor1d]1Gstuw ND BASEMENT 14-ROO’ R SALE—IN Tine Wk Gch ke Pagioe choice lots; FOR SALE—LOTS. A> ad HEIGHTS, SOME VERY Be WANTS E ie: 615 F st nw, Kom’. 1: (000), fh. 61 Peon, ig Pools 24 aiid 436 hide 1203 tw 18T 0) bh. Gr, cack. 00 Ob gt? BIB N Have, 5 eae tal at portion of the propert ‘avov! yon my books. For fuil list call at office for bulletin issued on the Ist and 15th “[apz2]_ THOS. k. WAGGAMAN. ALE (WEST WASHIN 2726 Poplar st nw, 1161 Ni 35th st, 2 fr cot. 4rf{ lot 15x75......6900 taxes, 4 and Gr, lot SEs Netaws ae biive | GoxTt i 101. 1. 500, 2915 500 ‘S131 Pat nw, 7 br, m 500" 4. lot 3 4in. x110:6,800 28x75,a)ley st nw, 10r bem x18 asi, “35.50: trame, lot 10.67. CHARLES BL FIC OR SALE— Hows ‘converted into ab: The i 556. This property. and ‘ACKE! ihess stand at a ku will be euid cheap R & GADSBY 1008 F PF PLEASANT—ONE SQUAKE 4 a G-room cottage in splendid 3 lot, FRISTOE & 1338 F at nie. R SALE—TWO-STOKY PRESSED DNICK front; seven rooms and bath, cellar and every Conveniciice; most desirable loration, 111 7th. xt $4,600. Apply to ALLEN G. CLARK, 605. cs z ick Nworauory and basement; 13th at nw; 000 cash, bulace 8:30 per mouth. New (Srovin brick 12th “at ne; 8300 cash, balance S per mouth. Nel troom and cellar frame; 12th st ne: 6300 cash, balance 815 per mouth, ‘Don't pay rent. “bay Fen’ p ASTERDAY & HALDEMAN, ‘GOS F at. A BEAUTIFGL HOUSE ON HST. Cheap: $12,000; look at it; k at our office. BH, WARNER & CO. 3 POE SALES SPLENDID HOUSE ON uaw. Price, 815,000, BH. WAKNER Tap2at : DB SALE—ON 6b Dy @, 16475 to paved eg near Coun NEAR & CO. ‘OR SALE_TWO HOUSES ON 22D ST. Pa ave Price, $5,000 each “BH. WAK JOR SALE—PibnGe PLACE NW NEaK 141h, PF evomeh frout, 17%¢200 to alley 7 arte rooms und bath} ini: 84,500 “This is a snap, JAMES G. JES. TER, 639 F si (cor 7th.) ie 1K SALE—HANDSOME NEW KESIDENCE ON ‘nionable lettered street northwest near 16th st. . With centeai hall, having Poni: led Breplaces tn all principal buen and porcelain tub: Darkipy closets; tiled bath fomplte syntens of electric Bulnhea with, caretully aeiecied. ets ‘or further information, price abd terms app prsjous E- BEALE. st, ap22-3t JOk SADT ‘A HANDSOME RESIDENCE ON MODE ISLAND AVE Sxioy fect to ales: house mits south; hes 12 roms batt, panties aiid al Uieaupolutticnts ofe complete modern house. For tice aad teria apply’ to pense Sud Merman SOIT WeISKELL & McLERAN, DONE at SMACL WRICK HOUSE: sess OWNEK, 209 St! WE HAVE Near Scott Circle: lot f FOR SALE, ON EASY houses at prices ranging locations Jsth st xbove Lowa NH 1 good location spitol; all of these properties will be sold at Mvestnent Lgures. HEISKELL & McLEKAN, 1005 *, JOR SALE— Q between 17th and 18th sts n w, 10 room, ski hem. 2, bth between Q'and corne? aiid Nori S Feit, ain North Capitol above 4. st nw, 6 rooms, 3m i, ew. Two #200) Tand ave, Linden bei ‘and bath: teria casy ss... ee Eight new desirable ftaine howaes on White ‘ave neur street ears. ‘These hoaws contain B rooms and hall, large yards, ®as aud water. Prices, #2,100 "ant #-.200" “Fach on eusy terias, Rent for ¢15 per month, Also other properties. For full particulars and permit to inspect MeLACHCES & BATCHE sa19 Corner LOR sna FOE SALECHOUSES AND CHOICE, BULLDISG houdics Oi YOth st ie eur Siary- jots in all parts of the city aud suburbs, ACE, M THOMAS, 160 Corcoran Vai " apé-im ESIDENCE ON aud Fiver with bath: heated by 2. Price, 87.00 JOR SALE—G25 7 ST N and bath; brick Louse. cre suburl home: all desirable features. ERCK, 817 Market space. palin ORS N st near 13th st. Lith st near 5 1707 19TH Circle: owues Temovin sn neconsino.tatin. E—TWO SPLENDID, THREE-STORY tricks gu st bet 10th aud 20th, cath now be epics: APPLY 185 \REHOLDER,” 472 Leave, Koon 3 ALE—ELEGANT RESIDE ‘stm, near Dup etty: ® =P PNGLISH Casement” 19 ; HAND: JOMPLY decorsted snd vupercd NEW Gosigua in, GAS FIXTURES: price, $20.5 0 ‘a ae M,GREEN, | i's 35 AN 7 roots, pantr : ie J GH Fatue; cellar: papere | Envy Regnicznstors. Wo have sold the EDDY REFRIGERATORS for eighteou years and believe them to be the boat muade for family wea 178 MERITS ARE: Cold dry air circulation, Absolute diyness. Matches left on the shelves will readily ignite when taken out. Perfect non- conductor packing, tested over forty years. Slate stone shelves, always sweet, clean ana cold. Strongly built with kiln-dried lumber,so that Ro shrinking of joints occur. Every EDDY REFRIGERATOR warranted. Prices are lower than they have ever been. M. Ws Bevento: 1216 F and 1214G sts, Importer of Pottery and Glass, ap8 Gir Taz Bus. THE CONCORD HARNESS. LUTZ & BRO, 407 Poon. av®, adjoining National Hotel ‘Tranks and Satchels of best make at low prices. mn29* + Faen Stmswnssare Io Thick Syrup. Tusclou, _ SW. BORCHELI, wis 1325 Fa . # “hak i Bae 808 | an F400 | 08 cated ized to seit iH. T. LEIVOLD, x lots east of Lincol ‘at the low 2 ap25-3t SALE-A SPLENDID HODGE ON OTH ST | JOU SALE_CORNER IN WE SHCTION, 141 iri@3 to alley; faces cast; location "very good: | street: STBIOEN @ LIEBERMANN, 1505 ¥ att Bt 85.500. ors PEO |) apeb—ae : st RRGRTS OS Pr eet jt SALE—FOUR LOTS, in condition; haa 7 rooms and bath: | ine jow Biwerer eae Bl ex00 to-alley ‘cau recommend thivus aniuvert: | 1yelow fente of $1. j; will rent for ; to quick purchaser, 0: -. ell to culured people. RUSH et SALE—A BARGAIN IF SOLD AT. atiful it chee itt Spe eh ste tae ery a. ~ és it ‘excellent invest ears: ent. si SP CPULTON LEW:S, 1333 F at. NOMICAL. 14TH ST BUSI: r= Toten 5 eins Property pear Q at: lot 40x50; splendid Rated block imost economical squares in the per eq ft, VOR SALE—A _BARGAIN—SQU, east of Lincoln une Park. ‘ HH. TLEIPOLD, sw cor 13th ‘ARI iE of | only $5 cents ats apZo3t 19th st near F nw; under ren Sood jocation for row of botses; 8Scis FRON A. 0x10; NER, BY 150 DEEP ON ‘8180 per annum; er. A. DG, THE BEST te id Washingt.n: 100 each: Hatnw foot. WILSON, 363 7th st nw. 18% alles ap25-6t yenue RW; price reduc ‘OR SALE—CHOICE LOTS ON M ST NEAR CON- necticut ed. 42133 to an A. A. WILSON, Firemen's Tusuratice Compaul Cor 7th and La uve 1 60 cents per foot, apzo-0t uird cash, Ou streets, and and 7th; BARGAIN-IN MT. iG square feet of land: only eon Jong time: three ini lots wold tor . R. HEMTFORD, 1419 Git ew. 150_FACH, ON SHERI- Fok SEESNEW TOWS, Dg strects and ftalley: —NOTIOE—00-FT j lots 20x100 for 8100. ‘A beautiful piace within 2s tiie. of Capitol, A lot with arear alley i= worth 3s more, ‘The only place in Washington having 20-ft alleys, Buy now as the investinent will double im weeks Dot month oH Lots only $101 i ‘T. H. GARDNER, 65 H nw. 10 each. FOR SALE DESIMABLE TOF LaNient HEIGHTS near hew «leet 5 Scion; wood imvestment, GEV. M. MYEK 11st Bt and om i with ps Abst Oi over tage; cheap at ZOR SALE—TWO_ ELI ‘Carroll a 1 {OK SALE—TWO_ LOTS ON G R SALE ots; Will well one with party wi 85.501 ‘railroad Tak cL. Tth'st Joton Lith st ear G arty Wall: cali or send for t 18 FELT FRONT To su-FoOT ‘6th aud. iS 1k OU cash on euch Tot, balance to suit; will geil cne Ox140 ft; improving SCO. apse" ley on T bet A aud B ne; pri ie cas nee on oF before 1, Zand J years: title furnished. for particulars, WILLTAMS BROSS, 85; at S50: jut, Party desir- ing to build no cas required. WILLIAM BROS. : ‘Gthand Kstenw FOE SALE-BIG BARGAIN FoR BUILDER OW located south w: atv 347 ‘speculatot—iwo lots, well 50: two corners; can build fram: ‘on the s side of K st, west of 234 #t —AN ECONOMICAL BUILDING LOT ‘front wel tenant “COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. 3 Lape dame GOuD Le Zane. 32) =} -ap25-1m dane produces 30 vushels of wheat a Yer acre; well watered and wooded; adi {lo suecessiul stock ruisiu Muryland farms 3 RIL 25, 1892; aA * go. PE i 1419 New dork ave. E—AT A SACKIFICE — HIGHLY IM- in a 3 11 mites nbinetou sid" Broskilis iurapte? of ‘Also ‘exteuntve list of ‘Rear railroad statious and this city. CHAS. G. EMACK. 902 F st nw. more exeellen easy terms, Apply to p25. FLOR SALE_IN WARRENTON, exe room brick dwelling oe 2B SALE—I RAVE in that beautiful subdivision of SiYERAL VERY FINELOTS ‘the Balti: ‘completed several sold cheap and on PERCY S. FOSTE! General Mateews eperptan fark, etropolitaa branch 14 Ohio railroad. Have * cottages which can et TA lot 170x406 feet; fronts stable aud outbuildings. s bargain. GEO. M. MYERS & CO.. 1411 Gist ow. JOR SALE—A REGULAR SNAP_FINE BUILD, |‘ ins lot on north side of acon st near 14th st cate fize 502145 to an alley: active building operation: are advancing the value of price, only 83c;, tively the cheapest Sollegewrounds.” GEO. PARKS. O14 Fat tus property every dave Sheapest lot te ae JOR SALE—1 CONOMICAL LOT, FASHIONABLE section, northwest; convenient’ to cable cars. for 82.40 versa it, toclove an estate. “Fi Acreuting for 822.50. SWORMSTEDT & O27 Bataw. FOE SALES CORNER Dor a0xvy Cs ivan As ame house on BKADLEN, azz 8, OPPOSITE 1HE McLEAN »QUARE: U ¥ THE HANDSOMEST COKNER LOA» IN THE CITY. GEORGE H. BLISS & C GTHST NW. ROR SALE—ON MONTHLY Pay: ‘caah, and 820 paid monthly; lot 20.6100 deep to wide alley on 10th stwe ner East Capitol st METcabe T3301 F We ‘3 oR SALE-CHEAPEST LOT ON PRINC W. jt TO) st bet 13th and 14th. Columbia Helguts.Inis is Fare chunce fora short time: exe JONESS oom JOR SAL. F—COLUMBIA HEIGHT S—A VERY FT’ lot in threehriving between 13th and 14th ste, adjoi Deiny erected. THOMAS J. FiSHE idea Poth scction: north side of Roanoke iu handsoine house Fsthw. {OR SALE—A GOOD CHANCE FOR SPECULA- Tation— We have for eale a large tact of landin tho northwest: can be advantaceo willell at low figure and reasonable t apy2-6t_ DUNCANSON BOs. Oth sud Dats nw, ROR SALE! FINE BUILDING Lor. Nok ide of @ st bet 2 ley : best location in the city. 2-Bt_ JAMES A. BATES & CO., 1407 F Foe SALE—THOSF LOTS ON nw. subdivaded | ma. Apply to and 21st sten w; 20x98 to OK TH SIDE OF Rate, West Pesington, are selling very tast: 10 be W allt: cor creted streets; pure water; sewerage; electric hyht ap: a = ‘Oh SALE—A FINE Hill, containing 40,0U0 square feet; lots cold for F square {oot close by. porte TANES A BAL TWO DESI THE CORNER OF Place uw 2A 6x10; will subdivide to advan. ft, TK RESIDENCE new house, 0, on Mase ave near J! facing about 100 to alley: prics H ud for plat, WilLiaMS Brose Gi and E stenw P AND HAN. BROOKS, QOK SALE—A_BAKGAIN. near Washingion Circ! two choice lots on Florida ap10-6t ‘OR SALE — WE CAN round northwest within 800 fe 3D, of the Eckinj St NW per foot. Also SELL A SQUARE OF ton railroad for 25 c>uts a foot, easy terms, which we think will pay big inte to the investor. BAKBEH £'CO., 802 F st ap21-at a 616 12th stow. _ | TOR SALE—1HE CREAM OF SMAUL 101 JOR SALE—A VERY DESIRABLE FRONTAGE Mt, Pleasant. T have 4on 16th st, near Kei on H si ne, lots 15x90 to 10-1t alley. @1 per St, | &Ve., Containing from 2.500 to 3.000 square feet on easy terms, T. KR BROOKS,616 12th st pw. ap2s-3t | each. Prices from 81,7) to €2.400 each, $500 JOR SALt—N ST NEA SERSEYOANE | pee eee ee ae 2 choice jots 19 ft fron 3 CHAS. EARLY, terms. T. k. BKOUKS. ap20-1m 603 JO SALT THE CORNER UF 14H ANDOSTS | PRO SALESTAST CALL AT THE OLD PRict se, 196x100; on wrade and a Lots only 8251 F perf” I. Kk. HOOKS, G10 1 ance to suit, “Prices: wi Borsa GOR =A b ildin Jo on Siet fen to 010 efaprne LE—THREE LOTS, at, Co: et square foots if LX ARMAT, 1313 F a GuiieFs PRO cet Gy LerIUs wery easy ¥—24 ALLEY enor b ast 4 LOT: with water and @ terms. HEISKELL & McL YAN, 100: X10, ONE SQUARE 1a Heights, where yround 1s Ee pec ay ait BLOW MARKET VALUr, A F NE. J. ayant TSth' at, ad Le Bow bes uate « 3 Fst, Lots IN THE BEST Fernuts to bu dd foc w builder ON G ST NEAR COR. TB. BRIOKS 616 1 TR 18th st nw. a only $1,260 ol SALE—OR EXCHANGE, DESIRABLE LOTS on C st ue bot Stand Sth; 424100 feet toalley. Price, $3. FOU sALE—F st nw near 224 st, three lots 18x88 to alley feet: improved by severit dwel ALE—East side 7th st ne, lot 30x115 t0 alley. WILCOX & HIESTON, Ps ave and 6th and it DUPONT CIRCLE rice low to prumpt Urner oly, 107 Fat, ap22-nt Ronse woutl buyer, apZa- ‘Li—Desirable corner lot north of Penna ler wantert. wt and Este m WESCOTT, 19 front party wall: alles: 1 TYLER & ft 8in by 140 Price, $1.25, TING 15TH, N. CARO- t on 15th by 87 on the other streets: a bargain at 425gc per foot. ve aud Ist st nw, corucr lot: 81,100. lots on School at; wo & THOMPSO: 5 F at, opposite Ebbitt H THAVE A VERY DESIMABLE LOT IN front, 26100. F Veaututul location ; rs call on Lith stn w, HANDSOME LOY ON COLUMBIA ar 14th: also lot. ave between 15th aud Leth, Two «mail price and terms. THEO. A. HADI 606 Lith st nw, x7, hy SALE-COLUMDIA _HEIGHTS—A_ VERY rable CORNER LoT Near Dr. Hu Price, SOc per’ ‘THOMAS J. FISH R & CO. ap23-3t 1324 Fatow, ROH SALES ouTHE AST Los Ty an icaproviny section. have aps Fes ae and 1 froutare for sale ber of beautiful terraced lots, 2 a0e to BUe por eq ft; due: bh ‘these lots offer a. KENESA’ AVE. BETWEEN 14TH h sts., north side; side and rear alley; any iostred. SIOUGHTON st., weat of 14th, overlooking the city. Oniy 81. Sand &? per foot, st Letweon 1th sind 19th, 82.50, at BSA p Boithy st near $, 30.10x12 Magylaud ave near 11th ue, mide throuxh to @ st, p aphigt | WALLER A. Foes corner at 10, builder, Boye: 14th 150xn. very chea) SHIBLI Tot, hw near NY uve, tor between N aud 0, 4, 20 place near 18th xt, ‘cork ain. lots northeast. Very moderate prices and _JOHNSO: BEAUTIFUL PLé LE Tere 20 ft fave. at BUe per ivot a CHAS. A. SHIELDS, 1405 87.600 FORA 5 ‘st near plo AS AL SUIRLD. lures fronts; shallow dept Larguin uifered; price, 73¢. BUILDING LOTs— to 30-tt alley. per LOTS, IN overlookin y terms, xt “ CHEW & CO., 617 Fst. LIN THE NORTH INC: DING Ald. ave, HAS. AL apz3-3t (00 10 30-FooT about 150 feet ‘chance for a ath W. opZ3-3 '0OT FRONT ON myou st, Columbia Hei daw ave aid 12th wt, at SS ey st,with side alley, C 8s Lt c, aiid & AS. A. at ONOMICAL L AND Bi fect feo, with att side alley, on UAL ot au; "S450 cash balance 3e easy. CH. e he. ap2s Be Eos Circle. oreorans Fst uw pox Bcc? liey. at Pach hag two fronts, — Onl LY Wo LEFE side of Mary iad i “hort. Clots: x st Bear 19th Stine; be & SMALL’ SHIELDS, 1400 rst iw. JOK SALE—A1 GLEN EOHO— quick at uciual cust, CHAd. A, SHitLD: $1,400 id &: CHAD. A, SHAELDS, 1400 Foe CHAS. A. sHinLbs, 1405 Ft 0 on Ba st ut WL.OU per tuck. CHAS. A. SHILLDS, 1403 L LOTS, is Place eur 18th we each to DO EVV aud 85,200. cy TWO SHALLOW newr Toth st U0. hw inburhood. DStrk wear A, 20x40 OAS. By ACKANICE— Will sell 141 A 3t ey stn. ‘ap23- {OR SALE. BEAUTI- ‘ful resides alleys cheap: aiso peverai si atid 1uslile lots iu sadue be te OK SALe—EWO HOICE CORNER LOTS IN ‘Awiniug City, uly Loe toot, Inguire 410 D xt be ApZsst ROK _ SALE—CHEAP—G | DEAUTIE uortheast, bet Gch aud 7th:euch 168,<90 feet to aliey: 18 buses uo tring Dude ob i tase; peice, €1,000 per lots Will we chy setts eaaye 17 teet iront; only Cush, balance oue OF two Years. Al MALPLN! wall aua rear ail Vet NH ave aud 18 Let 16th and 17th at $1.00, 1 St aRkGARDTET, 5 S P00; wil » Sin! at $2.20. at 75 conta, EAS GEO, 3-3 ap23-3t 3 inte Biba ae fc. Wi metas? at BA very easy terms, alos aumber of apls-st Columuis ‘ply to. UAB. ply ¥ . ter, AUC building. _ eid SPECIAL, BARGAINS — LOT ONE square from Dupont 3, with Bodie sot hoeoLG 44xiluit or im 77 = Al 70, ON CASI Par any ont et Meringicn DEEBLE, DAVIS 00, st {OK SALE--VENY CHEAPAND ON. Y TERMS, CUTY LOTS, 17% bewed 25 BAC: ¢. CONVENT St. 'x.W, 810 F st nw. LE AVE A LARGE BGronntear tot ue whlch wo wil ui sail to Saliders Heights from 23c to 352 per sq ft; Wei. HOFRINS & CO, 1420 1 ON. W. Fes 16TH TEA s1i0 Lerner Fors ‘80 ft front; 8, ¥atnw) ‘Averaze size 10 Northeust W t hineton on K, L, M, 28th and 30th sts; subdivision made in ‘accor! wil GXLIG; located in Mortis! Gu, plan of city. ‘The northeast section ix crowing; several hundred Louses will be buiit there this seasul investment: values bound to increa Why buy country lots at higher prict area nocesnity to virtually city ‘lots oar str For further information apply to JNO. F. WAG. MAN, 700 14th st mh28-1m ROE BaLe— NORTHWEST ECKINGTON LOTS, 400 TO 81,000. Lot owners will b» furnished moi iid hous in in their rent into p Tent mi . free the 10 particulars and full information cail on DASIEL & AnMAT, stn immediately. to onth:y in ‘ments A secuire One of these net of the city of from objectionabie surroundiuse will woou double in value. For SAND BUILDeks, A tention. 200 feet tront wie elieap and ‘on line of strect’cars, Arty alley Lots at @200 each, Must sell to clove affairs of yn JOHN mh26-1m RoR sate South Brookland, short distance from station. Price, payment, 85 per month. BABNES & WEAVER, 629 Fst. nw. 200 and up; $10-cish HEIGHTS, ADDITION {} io] SS STATION ‘Thus is the piace to buy for HOME SITES On INVESTMENT. pro) ‘9 TO 31,900—E ASY TEMS. ‘The most rapidly. LOTS FROM #3 where lots at favorable for rapid increase. REDFORD W. HAKRY BARTON, WALKER & SON, 1006 F st VF st ap2-1ia, To POSITE CATHOLIC UNIVER MINUS OF LLECTIC CARS AND to all parts of the city: streets graded, paved sidew: bu arb of Washington cheap” and surroundings are POR SACE—MUST Be BACKIFICED 10 5h ‘un estate. by 128 feet Om Last Capitol st aud lot KetnearN Have, Apply to apt SHAREHOLDER, ATE La ave, ko TLE No reasonable cfler refused for lot 54 3 by 99 feet on PART OF “SULLY.” THE HOME KICHAKD BLAND LEF, ONE OF TRE SIGNEKS OF THE DECLARATION "OF INDEPENDENCE, CONTAINING 800 ACRES; THE MANSION HOUSE JSOF BRI K, TENDI COLD, .ITH LARGE CEN NG TO THE KOOF: HAS LATH HOT AND. WATER: KOOMS; CELLAR fet UNDER E USE; DOUBLE FLOOMS. 1s IN THE BEST OF CONDITION AND SURROUNDED By A LANGE AND BEAUTIFUL La’ RNAMUNTAL IRE S AND SHRUBS IN GRE. VARIETY; THE BARN ANDOUTBUILDINGS An SPACIUUS AND CP THE MOST IMPROVED DI 8 ies HOUSE i. STOCKED, MANAGHE ON, THE FLAC) ALSLI the Pot: Vernon, mo-t ati view of Vernon Iwmost duckiny clu! si 0. i HA> BEEN SPAR HE OWNER HAS KECE: KELATIVE, COM! IN10 POSSESSIO! H THE CAKE LABOKE: EOF TI ED 1s. TT FURNISH HOME IT HOUSE, |GHT Cost, AS THEY ARE NEARL) ‘LY, BY THE D ESTATE PWALD. THAT HAS BEEN IN T HIS TTIS SITUATED ALDIF TURNPIKE DRIVE FROM KEK: FAIKr AX COUNTY, WITHOUT IMPLF. 1OCK. EASY TERMI CHANGE FOR BE CONSIDERED. ‘0 DEEBLE, DAVIS & CO, REAL ESTATE BLOKCRS, 19 FST NW IDED BARGAIN—A FARM OF Leautifuily situated on Huuting creek, near Mount Va. Thiw ix one of the ome Fiver yim Fairfax tractive situat & lone wtrete! in full view aer 8 property can be purchased at a vers low figure; tat legs than the Value of the land. Bot consid= ering the fine improvements. For full’ particulars nee la only at F ei atath & whole or in Test OR oor Sbary Farus at st stroamus exer This farin is Ne, Viewua, F FRANCIS HUPTY, 1301 F et ue. OF THE » Marylan iu: 2 leut w and. sm hh wreatest its priue—s state of eultivauon tained after the labor ofa Iifetime; ‘Beat rail- 22 tie from Washington; wil eel} as Part to close an estats, Al Paul st, Battinor RENT-SUMMLE BOARDING? HOU elevated si ni: fue vie relies; shady feet from this’ virfax county, Va. ACKES NEAR STATION, I view of Washington, District, E12 good water; nuton, p sand adjacentto Wash nstom, SAMUEL BEALMEAI N.w. cor, Lexingtou and st. Paul, — apl8-oe* mac Balt dia. Foe VILLE, IN AN ELEVATED Toca suburtiah house Gance rooms). Wit siabling. garden, fred, Sc, Firtherinquittesef i. S.C HAPMA'S, “epLs-6t 747 11m x EQ SEF FOVELY TOME Nek nu: i: 10 acre: every kind of fru ie the Eust Lots va Metropolitan isméstafierd b—FALM IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, ini 100) acres more oF Less; Kituate on aud Korkville ros neat Bethesde rt di from electri H subxtivide i e a. For price wud te nd full to FRANCIS HUFTY, 1301 F stow, AT WoobsIL web, eight jules from Washing. ‘is suburb ts on a ridge dividing the waters of ru brauch ftom those of Jock creck, is well lent. The 7th street road the Kock Creek Park west. “The now and of the sublivision by 136 feet to 79 Fy Ast siz feet und are sold ou easy tor-us. -Honaes built and sold stalituents. Kor plats or information apply to. ye iy i CRVIL stations; dairy and stock COUKE D. LUCKETT, __ Kockville, Ma ak ALAND AND VinGINIA FARMS, Witte ‘or Catuiozue., STEPHEN, ashinzton. D.C. Do You Kaow WE MANUFACTURE = Bis RaAA G@ ND FOR CLUBS ANG And all LEE SOCIETIES? Ik 8 as 8 8.N. MEYER, MILITARY AND SOCIETY FUUNISHER, 922 Sevonth st nw apl4 Wasreas Rersicenators, Causncoat Paczzn. Stare Sroxz Suezves. ‘They havea low and unifor:n temperature. ‘They are unrivaled in economy of ice. ‘We havesold thein for the past ten years can unbesitatingly recommend them, Waaasrs & Eowoxsrox, 1205 Pessa Ave. 330-3m_ We Wu Save You 3 ON A 10 SUIT AND $6 ON A $20 SUIT. ‘You onght to see the Men's Suits we areselling at | jel: $575, 86 50, 87 50, $8 75 and 210. ‘Tuere isn’t a house in the country that wouldn't charge from 40 to 50 per cent more for the same grade of goods, Our $12 59, $15 and $18 Suits you will find as value as any you can buy cleewhereat $18, $20 and 925. $425, $0, 86, 87, $7 50, and better value than 5 can get anywhere for the sane money. ‘We have au elegant line of Children's Suits at $2 50, 8175, 82,82 25, $2 50, 8275, 83, $3 25, $3 50: 8750, Give uss call and beconvinced. At the , LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING 00. mblé-tr SEVENTH AND G STS. upto FORSALE-HORSES & VEHICLES Agreat _ap26-3t Bo for ail Byecs oid ioe) SEVEN ots i 2.90, sound; kind. ¢ & ALEXANDER, baryain if sold at Metal 14tn' st, belo SALB_FORTY HEAD ived trom dkockinguain coun'y, Va; purposes, JOHN sua peAbbLE How SE: nnd, band: Would make excellent STABLE, rear of 1116 Ver- 1 juniper. MI CASSIDIs ©: apza-2te HAND-OME DARK BROWN Do@ pe horse: nearly 16 hands: young, Apply at the POKTAND FLATS, ROE SALE—ONE PAIR BLACK DIVING HORSES, four siueio drivers aud one pair heavy draweht from Loudoun count: wery conn stables, INC surress, pi i and two first-class mii.k wagons, | Lapea-se Cail or address JAS. CU rs old, excelie Tome by J. id. Call and wee GHEE Cashail, Mont- st. “FOUR-PASSENGER RUN- also e iaree number of nua, business wagons ‘COOK & JARBOE, 205 Mat, Georgetown, DC, c OR SALE—FOWR FINE SAD) horses from Fawnyui air bay couch horses. al a Call COLUMBIA STABLES, rear 1716 14th st uw, Heury Davis, Ue. aoe are cheap. suitable for delivery oF e wand svuad, will do well to all county, Va., among then © re young; scunt aud xen- ARE EE NUING A FINE BAY SALE-ANY ONE forrel ge.dink: y and an excellent gentieimsu's driver for ap22-3t D TO ME BY J. G. y county, Md., one chestnut 5 years old. Very handsome and 1 Zearwolds, Wuocouldy broken an dee" Can be ween at may Grtstables” males JUHN'H. GHEEN, Oxi end 629 Gat uw. \LE—ONE PERFECT LADY'3 HORSE; A ly gate; trial given; alsow saddle 27 Lat uw. ‘ap5-1m_ ypu. ‘roRta: Lose benaczid apacity. 1,80 baby Cor. Harrison and Fillmore sts, JOB SALE JUST ARRIVED, TWENTY HORSES; |” hand carriages, bugxies and express wagons, EXTENSION AND CANOPY-TOP CABRIOLET, CUT-UNDER AND SIDE-BAR #URREYS, VIC’ TON BUCKBOARD, JUMP-SEAT CARRIAGE, Wa- GONETTES, LOOP-FRONT PONY AND DOCTOR'S EXPRESS AND DAYTON WAGON® ROAD aND || SPEEDING CARTS. | 3% “Bole Agent for the Cértland Waron Co. | SINE BUGGIES, CARRIAGES AND SPRING SALi—A SPNCIAL BARGAIN FINE PLAT. “a i white wuek top: built to one: Go alo a ue thive-sprihig Fail leather ex J. N. MINNIX & SON. De us ag, nomme fue draft and dyna. alee jewrsoe priced borven: horace inte or moncy refunded. NICHOLAS: et, onach at uw ‘piste SALES SENSINGER'S BAZAAR, asd best-nasorted stock of new and second- Consisting of 8. PITTSBURG ROCKAWAYS, KENSING- NS, GUM AND LEATHER-TOP BUGGIES + Wealgo @ways have on hand ‘ jeaitable for all purposes. Fall line of Harness of every description at ths very prices. ale .E—WHO Is WM F GEV) Bh? HE Is THE: 0 hae the greatest nuuiber and verter ai Kinds of carriages, burmes, warone and, larbese the city, both new rind sccuud hand: barwaine for rack oF on time.’ Cait gud’ see at his ‘Dasaar, 400 Ps are solder 20K, SALE CARRIAGES. WAGON] AND HUG- gies on easy terms ejairine and ondcred work Gremyny attended to." COOK'S Faubor. Svs Met jashington, ae it SALE—THE LARGEST AND MOsT COM: ete assortment of vehicles in the city. The great. est barcains ever offered for cash. A geuuime Colum- bus Boggy Co's bugay, 8128, 0 leather-top phaetor 875.50" top busgies, 852.50; dayton wacoun §oo. eS gE RIY Own make of spring wagous to suit all Ripds of Donines, A full line of harueas at a low pice. mb26-3m JAMES K PROBEY, 1290 320 at Luzs Or Fraser, That delightful perfume so well known and sold only by mo during the past four years, is vot “Delettre:™ Lilies of France now sold by other merchamts, Tam the sole owner of the Lilies of France, aleo Alpine ‘Rose, Pear Blossom, Orchard Flowers aud White Heath ‘MISS LULA LENMAM, 931 Fst ow. The above is not written with any feeling of antac- ‘onism against “Delettrez” Lilies of France, only to let ‘my patrons know that the Lilies of ouly by me at the above siddress, PALONIAN MINERAL WATER FROM uiaine of Virginia Cure ey. Liver and other ewick aud a luxury to those that are well. For vy KToeeTs and druggists. Wholesale depot 4 Wl ae, Wastinctst. B c.: telephone call’ None ‘OUS ‘or Paeouian Jprinurs, C Clark's Gap, stm ro RAILINGS—A GOOD SUBSTANTIAL ‘Bailing for The. per foot Gro. WHITE & 80NS, fe26-3m Maine ave, bet. 444 and Gth sta. a TABLISHED 1670—W 5 TAPPAN. DEALER in Diainou rches, Jewelry, >! tec. 604 9th st uw, third dourabuve E.”” Fine watch and ewelry repairing a recat Axtacr J. Hovenrox. Late mauavor of the W. H. Houghton Mfg. Oa, Carpet Department, has located at 1327 14th st nw. Solicits PRE Patronace iu anything in the line of Carpets or attitgs. Steam Cleaning. Beating, storage, Kelayitg, Taking Up, &c., at the lowest prices. Prompt attention at ali times, 2y6-1m_ Joux J. Costrsers o: ST NW, MERCHANT TAILO} ARMY AND NAVY OFFICERS’ OUTFIPTER. Suits #25 up. ‘Trousers $5 up, Fite gmarantoed, First-class appointuent. ci YO tHe, Lapis. z wm nizzine Will keep your Hair or Bangs in Curl from LtoZ weeks in sil kinds of weather Tmparte’s beautiul Lustre to the heir, makes it soft apd plows Septet vothing mjucioux’ Price, 2 cemts per Lotte. Ask your dealer fori FUIZZINE MANUFACTURING C0, 1001 Chestnut at, Philedelphis, _apl8-tn SOCIAL MATTERS. Several Dinner Parties by Well-Known People—Some of Those Going Abroad. Representative aud Mrs. Biand gave a dinner on Saturday night in honor of the Mexican minister and Mrs. Romero. The guests invited to meet them were Senator and Mra, Cockrell, Senator and Mrs, Vest, Representative and Mrs. Hatch, Mrs, Allen and Mrs, Jackson, Prof. and Mrs, Emmons gave e dinner also on Saturday night for Mr. and Mrs. George Wales of Boston. The others present were Senator and Mrs, McMillan, Gen, and Mra. Henderson and Mr. and Mrs, Thomas H. Bich- ardson. Representative and Mrs, Hittand Mra. Will- iams also gave dinners on Saturday night, Among those who will go abroad in Juns are Mra. and Miss Wilmerding, Mr. amd Mra. 3B. H. Warder and their famuly,’ Mré. Coleman and Mr, and Mrs, Henry May. Mrs, Warder, who bas been in delicate health ail winter, is now much improved, ‘The engagement is announced of Miss Lilian Everett, the oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Everett, and granddaughter of the late Edward Everett, to Lieut Fenwick of tho King’s Own Rifles. Miss Everett has been abroad for the past year and has beem in Scot- jand and England with relatives, traveling with ber mother, Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Anderson are about to co abroad for a year or more to spend most of the time in London with their son and to finish the education of Miss Elsie Anderson, who will make her debut in society upon their return to America, Col. and Mra, Lamont and their children sailed for Havre on Saturday, but expect to re- turn to thiscountry by the ist of June. The trip is taken for the benefit of Col, Lamont's health, Mrs. Juliette M. Babbitt has made a slumber robe of silken scraps from costumes of persons eminent on the dramatic and iyric stage and a sofacushion made of pieces contributed by prominent Washington ladies, both of which she has presented to the actors’ tand fair, to be held in New York next mouth, Mrs, Hitt entertained a company of ladies at luncheon today. Mrs, Campbell, wife of Ex-Governor Camp- bell of Ohio, is at the Arlington for a few days. She has been down to Old Point Comfort and is now on the way home to Columbus, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. George A. Freeman, jr., who have been the guests of Dr. and Mrs. Wm. May, returned to New York Saturday afternoon. Mrs. John Skae and Miss Skae sail for Queenstown May 4 on the City of Paris. Mrs, Walter F, Hewett will be at home Thurs- day, April 28, for the iast time this season. Miss Katie Russell of New York is a guest of Miss Glavis, No. 1353 Q street. She is an ac- complished musician and bas many friends in this city. Miss Lavenia Haulenbeck returned from Europe on Saturday. Miss Haulenbeek re- sided in South Washington until a few years since. She now resides in Baltimore, a SHOOTING STARS, ‘The sun comes ouf and sheds again His bright and genial ray; But there's question fraught with pain; "Tis “has he come to stay?” A political coat of whitewash may answer immediate purposes. But it can't be expected to wear well. “Did yoh say, doctah, dat » little whisky would do me good?’ es,” replied the physician, “O, say, doctah,” “What is it?” ‘Won’ yer diagonize de case egin an’ see of yoh kain't 'skubber a gin symptom?" “T hear that Jiggins has a new “Yes, Idon't wonder at it, Noman could do the amount of talking he does and keep it ‘up without help.” “It seems to me,” said Mra, MeGadley, “that sensational papers must be gettin’ short of news, Every once in a while you see long Pieces about delegates at large. There ain't never been any reason showed why delegates should be confined.” ‘Thore are many who think that “it is better to give than to receive” applies to information ‘as well as to the substantial things of life. A duel may Bring, though in Slaughter is fail, CIVIL SERVICE INVESTIGATION, The Allegations Against Employes In the the Baltimore Post OMice. POSTMASTER GENERAL ON TRE WITWEss ETAXD— TRE SUPARQUENT INVESTOATION OF THE CARR DY INSPECTORS AND THEIR PULL REPORT— WET NO DISMISSALS WERE MADE, The House committee on reform in the civil Service today began ite investigation into the allegations that the civil service law bas beom violated by the federal officials at Baltimore, The resolution under which the committee ts Proceeding recites in the preamble that Thee- dore Roosevelt, civil service commiss.oner, im May, 1891, reported to the civil service commission that # number of federal office holders in Baltimore took an active port tn the primary election there, raised and spent for political expenses amd as they ad= mitted violated the United States civil service statutes, the punishment for which is die missal from office and imprisonment; that the commission upon —Koosewtlt's findings recommended to the President the dismissal of the guilty officials, aud that the civil service reform association of Balti- more called attention to the fact that no off cial action has been taken in consequence, Therefore the committee i directed to ascer- tain whether any or all of the guilty officials are still in oftice and whether they have beoa indicted or prosecuted. . Postmaster General Wanamaker was the ret witness, ALL STILL IN THE SERVICE. - Chairman Andrew briefly reviewed the par Pose of the investigation, stating that twenty. one of the employes found to have viointed the law were in the Baltimore post office. He axked whethor any of these persons were «till in office or had been indicted. The Postmaster General replied that the persons were all. im the empioy of the government and pone bad been mich The reasous tor this he would state. Immediately after witness had ge- ceived the report of the civil service commis sion the postmaster at Paltumore had pro- tested against the proceedings, calling them star chamber sittings, where Injustice had been done tue twenty- employes, because they were not permitted to make defense. Witness had thereupon ordered an investiga: tion by the post office inspectors to learn the whole truth, and the insjectors had reported: THE P, ©. INSPECTORS’ REPORT. “It is our opinion that the facts do not justify the dismissal of the twenty-one employes oF any oneof them for violation of the civil service iaws arge The inspectors were the best men im the service, They based their opinion upon the nature of the election, which was not national, state or cot ty, but an election for making new rules for the republican party, Witness did not know Whether or not that was good ground, but inspector's opinion was sustained upon re’ by the assistant attoruey general for the Office Department an: by other authorities. The employes in the caso were poor men, soldiers and sons of soldiers, and the amount of their con- tributions wes not much larger than the sam that would be required to pay for printing the report of the civil service commission, They declared that ther were innocent of any intent to violate the laws, and as to some of them de- nied that they had violated the law at all WHAT THE MEN assuTED, . Of course there was ® difference of opinion im the case, ‘The men asserted that they bee longed toa club, and that they were simply paying their dues, Their statements before the civil service commission were not under oath; before the inspectors they were, The men had already been sufficiently punished by baving charges mado agaist them which were not sustained by the facts, ‘The inspectors who made the investigation were Messrs, Wheeler and Sharpe and their re- port, covering 900 pages, Was in Witness’ pocket and was open to the inspection of the committee, The employes amvolved were very ordinary men and according to their statement were confused and embarrassed during the commissioner's ex- amination by the maltiplicity and character the questions. They were siso alarmed by the newspaper stories that they were to be dis missed. Witness felt that it was his duty, im ‘the circumstances, to orddr an official investie gation, AUTHORITY FOR THE IXVESTIGATION, Mr. Boatuer,ameraber of the committes, asked if there was any law authorizing the ime vestigation. The Postmaster General was ua- able to point Sto any such law, but explained the precedents and the functions of the in- spectors, in answer to questions by Chairman An- drew, he said that the Postmaster General could not dismiss a clerk in any post office. He could dismiss the postmaster. Mr. Boatuer suggested that a request by the Postmaster General for the dismissal of a clerks would be effective, ‘The Postmaster General, however, replied that it had not always been so. In ‘this io- stance Postmaster Johnson had beea while no order of dismissal been issued because of the inspector's report, he (Johnson) did not kuow today that some ef his men might not be dismissed, @ Mr, Andrew wished to know why the pus master had been reprimanded. ‘The witness replied: For allowing his men to be in the position of making statements that could be excepted to, If these meu gave an impression to the civil service commissioners that could not be veri- fied under oath that makes trouble for the commissioners. «+ ——_ BROOKLAND AND VICID ary. Mra. 8. F. Denton, who has beon visiting her sister, Mrs, Ridgway of Brookland, during the winter, returns to her home in Wellesiey, Mass., May 1. ‘The new house of Mr. Dennison in Motrop- olis View is completed and presents a very pleasing appearance. Mr. Dennison, with his family, will take possession as soon os the weather becomes settled. Ou Weduesday the corner stone of the Mo- Mahon hail of philosophy of the Catholic Uni- versity of America will be laid with imposing ceremonies. Father McMahon resides at the University for the remainder of his life apd can watch the magnificent monument to his munificence rise in its grandeur, Lieut. William Andrews of the P. ©. D., who has many friends in Brookland, is visiting hie parents in Greenville, Ala, and while away will attend the weddings of his brother avd sister, The first after Lent meeting of the Brooke land Whist Club was obliged to be postponed on account of illness in the family of Mr. Wood. Miss Sumner of Detroit, Mich., who fe at tending school in Philadelphia, was recently the guest of her uacie. A.W, Bingham. The towers at Langdon Park and Univesity Heights are favorite resorts in fine weather. Miss Eda Williamson of Brookland took creditabie part in the entertainment recently given by the pupils of the Spencerian Business College of Washington. America will be celebrated in Genoa, Colum bus’ birthplace, by an Italo-American commer- cial exhibition, to be opened June 1 and closed November 30, 1892 A rej Made to the State the program adopted by the managers. the attractions, in addition to the usual thon features, production of e new opera, entitled “Columbus,” the un" ot monuments to Garibaldi aud the Duke of Conference of Alliance Presidents, ‘The national president and national execw- tive board of the Farmers’ Alliance have called aconference of the state presidents and execu- tive boards to ve held in Als, on at ‘Burmingham, —