Evening Star Newspaper, April 29, 1892, Page 3

[ccassesscnseeteeeedoeeeeee RSA FOR SA LE—HOU SES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. SFr en 2 3 ~ THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., FR FOR SALE—LOTS. i SALE—A FINE RESIDENCE ON MASS AVE 7 SALE—AN. CCR SALE-SEVERAL FINE BUILDING SITES | JOR, SALE — HANDSOME 12-FOOT COUNTER, * oth reservar ‘LEN’ F ‘nost | ‘for Jewelry or confectionery 3 Se a}. foun: all mis story beck nae ty ear Eaxt NEA Da kv c ae “TaERT Aber, eooler,. ‘aad other Axvures, cheap. Call ai 13 em uth, pei =F JM GRAY & CO.637 Fat. | 605 F ST NW. ap27-3t Titmatnw ave n we it’ chine, 344 Dest = wo = AND, WOK SALE—NEW HOUSES. REDUCED TO @4.200; SALE-LOT ON M ST NW NEAR CONN. WALE—BARGAIN—IN | MT. GALE" G00 FREGH COW: AND, CAL: 635 and G41 nue: 38 ft. froat: 7 rooms we, 17 fert front: omly @3,200; sll cushy OF Fite. 74.656 ware feet of land: only "Ss cones | Met three dayeoid: cow very. ceutle id 8 ood $1,200 cash; balance ‘0 opt; oe-third can alas om jong Kime: ‘hres | milter. Price reasonstic. ‘8. PRUEST, Es RE it GO cents per foot. Pan tieetonD, . a Prox = N.W. NEAR CORNER 30TH, | _*P29-31 eae) BEER L's re SALE—SEVERAL PAWN TICKEIS FOR Gor 14th ated th ste threo: story irteh: sieveni rooms: 20: | ook BALE—BARGATN IN ia 36ivGaten._| PGismcn rinws sed sie hendaonie wold watch aie cee Cheap at 89.0 ‘Will trade for # Hewhts, on Oakland ave. near Rt BALE—2 LOTS, .25x150 ACH, section of city or suburban resitence. bove Florida ave. 50 feet dau st bet, Sherman ave snd 7th; B & BO) overlouking city : 2850x165: price ver foot, THOS. G. Pook SALESA CHAS WEAP on E 1483 Penna. ‘ave. Tt RALEIF SOLD AT ONGE CHOICE LOT, | Figooa sruew: wil seteheep Corel quick and save piece of property im the borthwest: has one three- jit SALE—A BEAUTIFUL LOT ON KENYON 509x150 ou north sido of Dartmouth st. pear 13th, | Storing: on time if necessary. Address Box 27, Star - - ory house; room to WS $0 sce ee st near 14th at low price, 42340. Apply CHARLES | Colnmbin Heights. at 40c.: ensy termi. Call immiedi- | office, pee ap’ = 1} TEM EIVE LIVING yer mouth. JA: ES RCO. | LANLY. GUD 14th stn. aplust | ately. TAYLOR E KOGEHA 818 Fat nw. apt BALE WROUGHT-THON PIPE; 10,000 Fr .. Fs SRINCRT Pe ‘AL¥E—CO} DOR SALI RGAIN IF BULD AT ONCE—3 Taw: ali sizcs; for sale below cost. Teas < ‘he RUSSELL BENNETT Cons Y ot | [ROR SALE SPECIAL BARGAIN-REM ay Tor 1PauaS; wide parking Dn toth steects: peat | L*besutitulvand cheapest lots on North Capitol a: | RICHAMD: Hur ofice, Washington. D. ©. apse at are oe WT GabS tated ale) g5hi0 one-third saah: | Counlavetrice ouly $3700. 1f noldat once, HAS | L800 te alley on szade and far electric railroad: | "EGR gate —CHEAP FOR CASH, ONE JNO MAT: RSE OF 1 AND | Nasesciee "TEMES G: FANT EN. OS0 Pat aw. | C HALPINE, Owner, Atlantic building. apz0-3t_ | only $2.25 per foot: Zoe tem ean emoimne teats | Hi tewe Stcuitor oper sods fountsin, completa AP '§ wood frame house: Vion THLY PAYMENTS—TWO NEW | POR SALE—COLUMBIA HEIGHT, ON PRINCE | he. apz3-6e" a Puget aud neveu uot watarjnewee andigen | 40% "ecu pi fn tmaga Joh o0g 20 988 Pat | ROR @hLE-TRE CREA OF GALL ITs TN Le PgrOnD, PARENT: PROP, larue cellars heated by intro! Jot to Sap29-3t : Poe Betane t have 4 on Tuth ae bear Raveerey * aggearnathons frontstreet: stiert care pass, ee ________| sve., containing “froin 2.500 to &y0O equate foot EL ea Apply G. 3. BO: OR SALE-THAT BEAUTIFUL CORNER OF Prices from $m, to @2,400 eacl $500 HAMMOND TYPEWRITER: 1D! 14th and Columbia road; 100x150 to 20-foct | cash, the balauce in J, 8 and 4 years. key board; excellent coudition : equal to new ; only ~ alley; $1.60 per foot; terms easy. LUTHER L. AP- CHAS. EARLY, $60; with four-drawer drop oak cabinet 80; rare bar- FOR PRETT PLE, Pacitic bvi ding, 622 ¥ at. ap29-3t a gain, TYPEWRITEN BICHANGE, atte Sree FR SALE—TWO LOTS ON OREGON ST NW =} A a TET |) ae gp Ee (near 10th above R st, each 19x90. feet; $1.70 FOE SALE WARWICK SAFETY BioveLy. FOR oh yy Ee SIE rerea ie Fer ssle by OWNER, Rovin 8, G13. 15th | J7OR SALE— iE ity or gkentleman, in excellent condition, with a scevrope: a Hats, at. 928,000 | ® 20 agapy bell, Re, Brice only @7 0aan, oT eS Seeo nearer en Oh wet One eee JOR SALE-CORSER LOT 40x00 ON 10TH AND South Brookland, short distance from | SMIiH, 720 21st et uw. ap28.3t Fat ‘| vet. call 473 04 10th st n w. P OPPOSITE THE McLEAN SQUAT: ONT OF ; {OR SALE—CHEAP—FINE ENGLISH MASTIFF. | ook salt —Aw A HOME OR AS AN iNvewr: | ABE IANDsoMeST COMNEE LoTs is fax City. |. station. Pricg $200 and up; 610 cah | B'Y0s't'si ae. peta jonthiy. wil vent 2 sia-room bricks, lots each 1354210: to 30. | GFONGE H_ BLISS ae yas ae SALE NGE—15 HORSES FROM brick bay-window re oy: Fenting for #120 per musth? €300 cash: | PYOR wALp—A DESIMA ULE LOL Os 10) SE Payment, 85 per month. | ae ae ag w Maple ave, Le Dr to suit; price, $1.60 each. south of Khode Island ave nw; size of lot 20x100 $125; bay, splendidly bres Kind. $700, 1,030- at at A.'Y, HOLTZMAN, to alley; price omly $2. a BABNES & WEAVER, rani ir b Fs, 1.400 pounds, 8300; White Cloud’ Ww: 4 GOOD. Yoon SALE—AS a HOME OR AS ANT Gee TS 1-100 vonude vstyifsn family horse, prompt 8123. ininy nine I Finca’ Stet those tarve bricks on the north sh be apl3-1m C29 Fet.nw. | Calland sce different xizes, prices, &. A180 bay hors, ery convenience, lot 202100 to K st totweem Oth aud 10th aw. terms it SALESA DESIRABLE Lot IN LE DROIT $40; 1 bay, 865; bay draft, 1.300 pounds, #80. ihese aly 000 —— : Park: 77 foot front on Mapie av very eaER Horses wil be acid at eacritice: fair deniing BARNES & WEAVER, cheap. Bal WEAVER, UIVeNaITY,, meraHtS, ADDITION | 70 ‘Rear 231 3d st. nw. “it 620 Fetuw. | GONE ae a -_ | BROOKLAND. OPPOSITE CATHOLIC UNIVER t nda ts easy terme, Fini eunvenieuce wits fence: price, it ; eo SAL sth, © b, fe, all. Store cud dws, 1001 # bh, oe. rick he , SALE—A GooD 6-KOOM AND BATH Bay- Petakes wcteicteeerr oa ve nw near 14th I ment bhy, BY v0 Fz SAL apes-2t ig six rooms, bath, =. SALE A R SALF—A PRETTY HOME ON NORTH CAP! brick; bay window; con- price, $4750, ie N.X. ave: od tmp. = BARNES & WEAVER, AVE NW. Dath 21m perfect order. » a4 f SOUTHWEST. 616 to 650 Md ave, 4 ¥ a 1116 % 7rand 1f b in isis fh Sr aud 469 Lat, fh. oa 58 office for tml aed [apzey THOS. ke WAGGAMAN 0b INVESTMENT—4 2-57 uses ou M h st uw: rented r. GEO. A IC AN, 1417 F st = Frat tee. pear 7th, +E st ee 2 portion of the property on my pey over 10 Per cent bet Tio 1:90ms Fok Seas z vent ata great ary! acl brick S13 rome, ail Suod. 1m0pe: lot 34x100 5.000" ¥. HOLTZMAN, 1321 Fat nw. T,UMBIA HEIGHTS—A DESiR- a ces, Will be seid ata bareat! s iT ‘on Line W. Paying MYENS & Co., 14116 athw. ina wide court meor the pension neatly $800 yer sear. Pricess 000. Add PROPERTY, Star office. i ASTERN 30 — RESIDE Fecen ct eity, 2 with 10 vocms. “E115 feet), Miled with choice ALLE FOX, re ens $0,500, Feasonable fig eAULKT. 722 Vath at nw. x F aiming 80.000 square residenice; can be sub- 17th etn w. cr, EXCHANGY. A DESIMA- Ute Cank fn the pactionent: the control of te roperty secures one of the huret business ponte. im Wathingrou: inquiry euticited. M. M. MARTIN & bin iw eped-ut z NDSOME_REMIDENCE ON VER howe, Heat, cuutaine 20 foun Yor joh to tuapect apply Hon to inspect *0vi5 \9 souN R BEALL. 2a ee DBRT et. i SALE __FURNINNED > 1i7 NB P WASHINGTON: STORY “ad “Cry, on ny to Tar thick, 11 MOOMS, ALL. MODERN “Ta. y- | PROVEMENTS “MPEARING -TCBes” ELBCTIIC LENS PASTRY D BY E SOWN-STOSE STEPS AND FRONT STORY: Pores Pom INePie dl OPES FOR INEPEC Ht DAILY. WILL CALI FOR ANY ONE WISHING EXAMINE APPLY io | oe Foes" ‘dwell b: ruous, ail latest Tuyrovements: handsomely. deco: fated carefully built ander ont personal supervision Abd first-class in evory respect: @ open ior =< con EAS | Ls WETRERTORD Lilt yates aya nw, 700. ' "7 35D ST, WEST WASHING LON. we Tagoma, De C1 a 5. 5. TRADLY RES! press brick bay-win 310) to X DUSIRAELE P 4: your opps wake ® progtable in 3 CAuPINGER 1411 HoUsES IN Five, $7.00 Suis B.WiGHT, @o.500-A4 Bi aties: Louse early new. wi ISKPLL & McLERAN, 1008 F et. LING, Tx. housa 66 fect dee; in BE COP TAGE PPART OF PCRINGION. LOT ORDO. rie Tigh rit SA ELEAK SON t wlily built and eompinte je U-ruvms bricks on 6: — J and Doth ste: 12eooms sp ye Fe for & tow days for all BOT R600 ® E—A LIST OF HOUSES OF SPECIAL actly what you want let way bint efor yom "s ‘eal Estate anc Ipeuran-e, 907 G atm thst cable cars, 1410 Get. DM PuaME 00 ‘cHas. od iweet= t plan, small cash payment, belance BEAUHPUL MUSE ON RL av BRICK: EET: 1 DER TERRACE. LOT 19%: Jes » BY; PICK, $7,750; TERMS TU SUIT. APPLY TO C. H, FICKLING, 1264 32D ap23-6t ‘roved by Ly $12,000, HEAST CORN: feet Ff WUNES& WE! ik F , RU eet front, ovly 80 cents ie DANSUA & Weavhie, O20 a largs brick dwellity ‘all tical itupm:Foom for two addi o on Ud st; fot. AV ER, 629 F at. EeN 2D BAMNES & WEAVER, 629 F st_ ¥ no ror Sar, He TH T bi SIRA “DESIRABLE LOT O Price only @1.15 por it It LE Lr jeadl Mauor, Hurthwest coruer of 13th at aud " BARNES & WEAVER, 629 F at nw. N SPRU ‘wze of lot 186x100 to 15-ft. alley In ‘CE ST, F BARNES & WEAVER, 629 F at nw, POR se ice per ft. near xr 1 1:36, near proviny location Trinfdad—A well- \OUTH BIDE WHITNEY AVE. 15 Se: adjolutue lot on 12th st ex- teuded, 100a280; very cheap: price, 25e por It, Cor on D st near Pa ave, 159 ft front by depth of 97 fefprice, 25° por fe Sree isth and K per fe i R SALE—COLUMBIA HEI the hardsornest aul cheapest Call or write for pint 9 reat bark: WALKEMw SUN JOR SAL r— Font Dio rors ar 8800, «1 se fro tata a ap28-c3t 117.6 front by GEO. W. LINKINS, 800 19th at. EVE RAL OF 100 AND $1,000. mutucky ave, 200 are 18 feet frout, and ali have ‘They will be ‘sold on jer excelleut opportunities tor builders ELL & McLERAN, HOON F at aw. at from 730 00. y S atteville, Md, for #185 each and FM SAUTE & BALGAINS. HE F fp hort THEO. A Obto i tional Bank bi ap2s-3t Fea eae Lots on Columbia Heights, Mount Plearant and HARDING, a DANIEL & ARMAT, 1313 F st. ST LOTS IN THE of 17th st; Jygridisn Bill at bargain prices; olso lots in Holwead oR SALE_FINE BUSINESS CORNER, 67 front on th st aud 81% feet fronton i | & very resouable Girure to prompt purehi wEs6t TYLER & RUIHEKFORD. 131 ;OR SALE—MODERN CORNE! § Fooins and bath rv 090 (No 8), ee, 87,0000 TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1307 Fat_ Fe SALE—BY TYLER & RCTHEXFORD, 1: bai = ie; Le Deott Pati... Ge: pertanest. 4 FEET jt worstory brick dwelling. 7r; Marion st. yw Z-atory Ldw'nw; Nr: Nth'st ue... tory Ddwings; trench: uwyas ® ole, at low ficure: offer wanted. ‘ash payment on most of above, and so jauwced for guitable vacant lot JOR SALE—A BARGAIN—9 PER ©. ‘Two Lew two-story six-room bricks. s. wand gcounection bee OWNER, Roo U7. 18 F ments; 4,030 ng. tt, in lot: it ALA. WILSO: 103 G HENSYY & CO, - 1300 F st ‘nw. JOR SALE. Lauded, near Keuesaw # WHT well 25 feet froat, 16th st extended, 502130, Sek GRAY kee Kenenaw ave.ae ‘cor 16th, 10,582 square feet, or ‘will sei] 40x117 on Kenesaw. Kenosaw ave, north side near 15th, 302150; 12-foot e, north side, near 133th, 2 went side, ust above Howard av: Several small lots, 302100. in Holmend Manor. ZEVELY & F1N “4th anc ALE—WE HAVE A Bi square in the se which we cau offer ats (rice at- ROE. SAT. Ve to speculators, Bt ROR SALE—WEST _EcKINGTON ROU SALES sPi Karis; 20x71 jt Price, #4.000. IGHTWOOD—A FF wlirwood Hotol tomers out aid show property 6; 84 ft on I and $? on J. H GRAY TD QUAKT JH GRAY 8 Co, Ww i rausing 1a price to 0c per foot; will be pleased to take cu» een —SPLENDID BUILDING LOE aT Cc 4h to 10 it Is FAST Dul\dine up. We Lave .5 uf the choicest ious for JH GRAY & CO, 637 F st. SITY, NEAR TERMINUS O! EUTRIC CARS AND BROOKS STATION, —T brave aubrh of Washington 375'T0 81,500—EASY TERM tay ace cheep” and surroundiugs are mi incre FORD We WALKER & SON, 1008 ¥ st HARRY VARTON. 1331 Fat Amn For SALEGTHE TRAME CHURCH OCCUPIED by, North Cepliol M. EE congregation, cor. S; Capt, foland Kstene, Apply to Rev, CHAS, 0. COOK, 10 Katne, api7-cit? RB SALE—ROSE BUSHES! ROSE BUSHIMST of the bost varieties aud other plants—the entire contents of the yreeu houses on the Condu!t road—for low prices and in lots to suit. Apply at, ereen YOR SALE— CRUISING CANOE (LAURA ighteen fort ovor all, with masts, anila, tent jeceasary fittings: no ‘Texsonable offer pbly to W. A. BALCH, 923 F at nw. and ve. JOR SALE—MUsT BE SACRIFICED 10 SETTLE ‘au estate. Nu reasonable offer refused for lot. 54 by TENTest Qn Fast Capltol at aud ot Zo by Uo feet on ‘et near M Have. Apply ave: ANPIY © SHAREHOLDER, ap-tt 472 La ave, oom 36. FORSALE-HORSES & VEHICLES FY. NDSOME CARIIAGF: BROS, cor Mh and E ores, Bivo Line riding hor 3, FIN! uily uate; largésize; $133. 215 Astee. F Kk SAL¥—A BARGAIN-GOOD, SOUND FAM ily or coupe horse, with suzrey phaeton and har- Hess: ow! stoi leaving town, Address ave JOR SALI RR FROM Acco co., Va--1 bay mare: 5 years old, 15.3. h hich; sired by Jonm Daniel; can show bette: dunutes. 1 brown mare, high: sired by Aliuatbrin Diack horse, 3 years old. me lig hs stredt bua iv ‘the above stock ters. ‘Citi be seen at 20-61" FOE SALE-CHEAP—FINE BRED MALE: FOUR dears old: wound: height, 14% hands; work in hariess or, aaddie; Ot for lady. ‘Lo be seen at WASHINGIUN IDING A vy years old. 15. can show J-minut K BABY—@1a piwetoa 5 WiLL BUY harness. MeLAt LIVERY STABLE, 122d at ne. a PPOk SALE har suce, witht BLACK POL Ts years old: wood looking; warranted souud, kind perieetly safe for lady to deve." Al a ing buevy in'good in good o1 pe auld separate or toxether. Inquice 4 nd tle; lady can drive Room ¥, 1407 F at. Fe, ee Walters: cost id; xtyiish, sound bargain. Apply to 0 c BAR BUGGY, 18 months geo; al w860caei. 1431 P ply at BLN AaE START OK SALE—JUST ARRIVED Jeghany ‘mountains, 16 head of fine horses; suit able tor driving, drait ov business purposce very fine pair of iron wra ny 1. J. 1. HOPI 06, We KE KINS & SON'S STA! Cr KW HAWKEYE Ki ‘Joaded with 50 exposures of fim. for $45 owner has no use forit.— W. F- THOM, Bt Ohio Bank buil CUSHIONED-TIR. BALE-A nickel oi Doreen at 7 VERAT, LARGE BOOK CASES AND jolnmes of books ate Juutice Bradley, 201 1st. on them separately mission to reside Auctioneers, 1407 G haa, OK SALE-MILK DIRECT FROM FARM, souls pint. 28 ceute per gallon, Address COU; TRY, Star office, GOR SALE-STEAM YACHT AMENICUS, ood order: 45 fest long. 10 feet beam: can stea 10 miies por hour For iuspetion and further pat tculars apply Stevenson's whart, Capt JONES GOLD DOLLAKS, HALVES ANI iso Lord's prayer, ‘rare coins, no’ curr nt ailverand gold money Jewelry Bought, F-REFRIGEKATOLS, ICE ; baby carriages, parlor and bed room furs niture. bedding, &., sold at terms to suit at HUGO WOKCH & COS Furniture Ware Kooms, api? 110" GAS ENGINES, BOTH NE audsscoud band: any size, Seud for circular or callon D. BALLUF, Ags, 731° 7th st nw. a. ALE—PIANOS PRIGHT PIANO AT A BAR- THIS WEEK. Por sale oue wells: in pecfect order: 8125; will be sold tor $6 Do interest. FG SMITE OF MUSIC, 1225 PENN AV ALE—A SPECIAL BARGA’ ¢ Upright piauo; rich w @hogany case wiameet sinking quality os tous. grand ntinuous binges; only used a few months ew: fully warrauted: is a great bareain at $200, ou 810 mouchly tusialments; ns interest. ¥.G"sMi1H. ap27 Pouba ave, DID BANGAIN — Rak ¥ finished dark rosewor a upeigut wil 75 es, in beautiful coudition, very rich avd ful and perfect iu every way; promiuent make and uarantond: cont 840; can be bougul tor spot ust Le wold quick, THE PIANO EXCHANGE, 913 Pa The Leading Piano tully cash for only 61 ap’ FOR SAVEEISE SIYEISH BAY Hoar, 5 years old; wei 200 pounds: a good drivers Kind and xebtle: shows good breeding: raised on mu: grazing farm: will show Lim in harness in Hi. P. CLARK, Slio, Wd. {OR SALE—DEAFT 0 Si—BLACK MAKE years old: aino suitable for family or Hirt busi- tragentie. Call or address F. DUBA’ .F-AT PRIVATE SAI . X. Caty Jew prices. “These carriaes wi mupplies ni 612 12th N.Y. HAUN W68 & C "HANGE. JOF any period at rea- on stnw (Carriages of all kinds for h soualle rates, Fon S4LP— a FINE HOUSE AND iA ecrt and yeuriiuy colt; property of @ luly I c all at COOPER'S STABL. rand 14th «teu w. wh at becween T Fok LEGA | EINE, GENABE rose Woo square grand piano, handsomely finished, nearly Hew, is offered ut a great sucrifice for eas down with handsome stout some oe; cost #390 ap Pork SALE tut and square pianos aud ao ba eae OF ancri row #20 | 1LD & -t nw, Agents for the Celebrated Pianos y2s-1me OK BAL siegant Upright piano, niehows dul design. LARGE AND ¥ caso wud taste. will be in now—new and e & CONLIFF, 516 1ith st nw, [Ok SALECFORTY MEAD OF HokxES, 30ST arrived trom Kockingian county Va; suitable for ai purposes, JOHN STAMUNS, 2 1210 Olito ave'nw, pean ‘ Disuo for $104; nice wtou ly Warrauied. At GJ, WILD Me Picatig WOK SALE-A_ SIIHGTLY (atk walogany upright aud cover inciu ied; fw & BOS, 700 Tthat CHOICE DUGAN & BUTLER, 609 F at nw. [Ok Apa FINE BUSINESS COMNER IS NW. CHEAP, a THOS G HENSEY & Co. ta ty 4 1300 F «thw. OR SALE bia st nw, 2 $40; must tory. Fuxiieit basement, 9 roomeand bath, new Lemititully papeted, heated uy furusce, Ward z ar bay-window brick: 254100 nt, | t only ‘aud bath, je. Price, $13,900. ratory double bricks in southwest 8,590 to y aud basement brick, with stable ou Qst. at se, S-story brick with cellar; want ofter; very low. Ni 4 eevee tie her) nw, 10r br, i Jot 35309, alley = CAN BE thing and that ia that Coluabl Will never be lower. 1:ith wt near Kenesaw ay r at ereted; only $1.29 per foot, ‘OF ONE shite property 75e por ft. jumbia Heights, tor 81 ot Vand U nw, at ¢2 per ft. N ats, 75xi09; atroet just cou- PROCTOR & PROCTOR, epos.2t Tr t WE bet N aud O wi jable eure. abil ieomuery, Capt CANES AL n't tia 14th at cable care: at SAME t ioe 101 1/0 lote in ue at prices ransi ng fro south y payments. culate ap28-10' OK streets ad Abeantifnl place within 23 miles of Alot wi ba rear alley im worth 3 The cn'y rive LEGANTLY 1.0¢. ear Lew electric railroad; 2Ox140 f 907 G st nie, D, 21x1 3 ie: pried, 81 85 POE in Weeks. 100 exch. Van leaves at 4:30 T. H. GARDNER, 65 Hn w. £20,000 £0; ah s, ehureh, au obtain bargain, _¢ 0; RAL VERY FINE ‘hich we offer ata J. MW. GRAY & CO., 637 F e IN UNIVERSITY PARK, TE o4 ob the heghis, with it late WC Catlin, UL 8. ATES & CO. 1407 F at AININALOL ON PARK pT hie chance. ASDA YER S CQ" 1307 Fat nw. NIMPROVED PAOPERTY CHEAP 1x95. 1 to allay, price, Th, Stun to 9650 Do het witae the oprortauit Jabies ¥ hows, we ‘604 Lorn at nw, ALE_NEW TOWN. D. G—NOTICE- lots 20100 for 8100. *. Tot TED LOTS ade t 6 7ORSALI—DESIRABLE LOT, LANIER MEIGHTS iunproving ‘M. MYERS & Co: apas-6ie Fos Be | EY Q between 17th and 18th stem rooms, & ml, new. fad 6th Detween Q aud Bais GW, w yocms, © new. ea Corner Laid Nort” Gapiial “iis, @ resin, 3 Dew. 10, $12,500 mi ~" 6,800 im -, 5000 4.500 3.500 it Sid 1S sie SS roomie ‘aud bath. tertus easy - 5 Right new desirabie trai houses “un Whituey Fs street cara. These houses contain G ms and hall, large yards, gas aud water. 82.200. “Each om easy t for 815 per month, ‘Sino othe: properten. JOR SALE—-A STABLE TOT IN THY. ‘wout, rear of lot on M at bet 18th and. 1 taining Sbout 700 sq feet and fronting on all 50. These lots cannot te dap in sewer in rear alley; 13th at. to ered be from Maryland ave to within balf square JOHN BW ap27.3t Forteil particulars acd permtt to call upon beat aia z8 MCLACH EN & BATCHELDEic, = | Privateexpeuse, ag sa19 ‘Corner 10th and @ TEN LOTS ONLY _c 2 Cau be bouzht st ubove prices. The remaining, lots i | PGR SALI CHOUSER AND CHOICE, BUILDING | Wil be tavanced suticient. to wtuarautec a runt to Jota in all parts of the city ars carly basera. We conacientioualy reco ‘iuvest- | MaMOMA®, 190 Corcoran te Rien he properir ae ered JOR SALE—BEAUTIFUL NEW RESIDENCE ON VOR ame house: 9 rooua with batt: Frases wycK cam o Franklin st, Anacostia, D C. Price, rock ape | OF Buren we ut ap27-5t Fon SAie-G3 7 STN W; PaPERED: 6 ROOMS | ‘Poon SALL—CHEAPENT TOT IN NI, 100 FRET and bath brick house. © Also L4-scre suburban | Kfront: ‘Massachuseits ave, It xt and 14th; ouig: all desirable features: EUR, B17 Market apace, Heat BOE LE peak & VIDETTO. ots eT iKABLE NEAR Fon sate Sibeast mesipexon, Tr iora| BGA Lioto we alley oO? OX O BE stow, bear Dupont circle. owner embovinw {rom ‘ABELT,§ ABERT, ay: 0.0 1 sinw 231 SOR SALE—A VEkY DESINABLE | dwelling Gains G routes ana bath. is bicely Deus and spesking tubes; will be sullen a very mods ernie @ Lite Be. near Linclom Fark Yuont abd co monthly’ SS. SHEDD &CO,, vom brick houses: has electric 610 13th st uw. WILI, EXCHANGE FO) 4 GOOD we: reuted for $10 per month, eon re, ‘us | _Noreasousble offer refused, *‘ **"* | Fie dries 620.508 Aveiro penny mb3i-1m bea tet Ce INSURANCE, Al. PROT! 108, KANCK CO Mor ae Sia Bales eee NICE 7-ROOM a sa ‘Hyatueri de: | St quuaually low rates and cack inwarar shares iu the OF Rompengs 1406 Gates Ne te a and 17th (party wall 2. and 18th Co area 40, place ne “Gui sud fth 1350, on Watidinge to foe Sous be Widh ae v0 wrod se | JOR SALE—t WO <PLENDID FRE SALE LOTS AT A vACKIFICN. | Fiatcus cok ot bet. Toe od bet Lath aud 1, rs Onna | bought under price. Apply to Ah et bear Kone: aw only s | ¥ Ave ouiy'al.3” “ Oc. snd and Mato, Gort. Fa ia Pet fe erase ap25-6t “hs es Se re young,” scunt and i STABLLS, rear 1716 14th JOR. #aL LADY'S HORSE; dark boy: ie; trial given; also a asdile hhorwe. ENSINGER'S BAZAAR, ‘The largest aud best-assorted stock of new and second- hand carriages, bugis Co: TORIAS. PITTSBURG ROCKAWAYS, TON BUCKBOARD, JUMP-SEAT CARRIAGE, WA- GONETTES, LOOP-FRONT PONY AND DOCTOR'S PHALTONS, GUM AND LEATHER-TOP BUGGIES: EXPRESS AND DAYTON WAGONS, ROAD AND SPEEDING CaRTS. Sole Agent for the Cortland Wagon Co. TINE BUGGIES, CARRIAGES AND SPRING WAGONS. ‘We also aiwayshave on hand Horses suitable for all purposes. Full lino of Harness of every description at the very lowest prices. WASHINGTON HORSK AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR, apli-Im 940 Lonisiana ave, OK SALE—FINE ASSORTMENT OF CARRIAGES of all descriptions, buckboards an« the latest nov- Ghies. “Call and compare quasty of work and prices with otuers’. You wil tind my work finer aud lower tuan say other uouse, A. H. GREGOI ape. Gti and'N'Y ay JOR SALE— ALWAYS ON HAND—A VARIETY OF horses suitable for draft, driving and saddio rose: ‘also. speed and low-prics AEIMER, rear of 612 G st. nw. mh4-m* Ok, BALE-CARRIAGES, WAGONS, HARNESS whiz, &c. J have on land nearly JOO cartiaves ud waxous of the most modern styles and flaish, con- sisting of victorias, cabriviets, Kensiugtons, phaetous buewies aud :20 different styles in oak or rustic pat- terns. One whole floor of over 100 businoss wagon can be seen at this esiablishinent; alvo whips. Ia} robes. &:., to be found here. Large stock of first-class second-hand carriages and wagons always on hand. ‘There eoods will be sold nt rivnt prices at my new re- horses. DAVID positery on Gst nw, O22. All goods warrauted. I fuvite caopubiie tocall, aa itmay be to their ‘advan= taxed. MREKS. aps-Im JPOP SALE-VEHICLES, VERICLES, ViICLES, PEARCE, LAWTON & McREYNOLDS, Manaled thew over two Years and sive sir own gua tite Also a full line Of carriages and wagons, OUF Sem make, aida tot beerfully sabia ‘s YEO snd 2722 Mat nw Fe SAL¥—WHO IS WM F GEYER? of wecoud-hand work; estimates mh26-9m_ E18 THE uss who an the freutiat Eur an h kinda of carriages, ity, both Hew aid secoud hand: basses or om ime, Call and see st ie Ste’ POR SALE—CAKKIAGES, WAGONS AND BUG- terme. Kepairing and ondsted work rrompuy attended to. COUK & JAMBOL: S205 Mi ot West Washington. m2 KR SALE—TME LARGEST AND MO-T CoM- ete ussortinent of velicies in the city. The great- ext bancains ever uitered for casi. A genuine Oslwine i Bites U0 bugey. @i28'a Toatir-wop piaeton op buawiets $572.50: dayton wacons e502 iy own lake Cf sprini wagous to suis ell Hinde of Dbumness, A tull ‘Of harness al abe2G-tmn airy JAMES K PRe ‘OREPH H. POLKINHORN BEGSTO INFORM ia felends_and the publi that Lavine. p fhe PRINTING *OFEIOE lately conducted 2 ‘will continue the buslucs. stand, G32 and O34-D street AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAY! Nppuomas DOWLING & SON, Auctionsers, 612 E'st nw. EXECUTORS SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT No. 1519 SIXTH STRELT NORIHWEST AT AUC! ‘10. MONDAY, MAY NINTH, 1 O'CLOCK P.M, we will soli in front 0 Part of lot4 in square 4X0, fronting eleven feet cleven and three-quarter inches (11 feet 1134 luches) on Gth street by a depth of NS feet 436 luches to @ mabhie alls woved by a :rame dweding Louse, No, northwest, : One-third cash, balance in two notes Outs, with inonths respective trust ou the property deed of ecured by Fall cash. at the option of 100. purchaver, A depos: Tequired at time of swe. All conveyancing and recording at purchaser's EM. CHAPIN, z Executor of will FpHos. DOWLING & Bo of Alt NTIRE_ CONTENTS OF RKESID"NCE 44 E STREET NO“THWEST AT AUCTION, ON MONDAY, MAY SECOND, 1892, AT TEN O'CLOCK A.M. WE WILL SELL AT HESIDENCE 44 E STREET ©. W. A COLLECTION OF HOUSE- HOLD FUKNITUR: NG IN Paw pieces, Waluut Whatnot, Center Tabies, Mirrors, Vase of fruit, Chamber Fare aicure in, ‘and Ud pieces, Wardrobes, W. W. Springs, Feather bed aud Bedding, Mattresses, Extension Table, Chsira, £10 ‘Tables, lot of Pictures, Jot of Books, Brisnels Carpets, “Smyrna. Tugs, ove ood Cook Stove, Heatine Stoves, 1 Kefrigerator, lot (f Glass and Crockery Ware,Cooking Uteusila, Kitchen Requisites, &c. all in good condition, Many’ articles not joned., THOMAS DOWLING & SON, Aucts, UNCANSON BKOS, Auctioneers, ENTIRE CONTENTS OF HOUSE No." 1311 ¢ STREET NORLHWES7, BEING TWO SQUARES BOUTM OF PENNSYLVASIA AVENUE, NoAB FOURTEENTH 8 (REET NORTHWEST, ‘CONDIs LING IN PART OF TAPFSTRY PARLOR SUITES, MANTEL MIR- ROMS, MoT. TABLES, EASY CHAIRS. CRE: TONNE ROCKERS, COUCHES, Av M CHAIRS, OAK HALL KACK, EXTENSION TABLES, MIK- BORED WARDEOBE™, CREMONA WAKDROBE BeD. CHERRY EXD SUITES, OAK BED SUITE DIVASS, SIDELOAMD, DINING CHAIRS. It FAIGERATOR, SMYRNA, WILTON AND OTHE KUGS, VELVET, TAPESTRY AND OTHER CAT: PEIS THROUGHOUT TH». HOUSE OF FOU TEEN LOOMS, LACE CURTAINS AND FINE FING HAI MATTRESSES, PLL ERS, MEANKETS Se fe. MORMING, MAY SECOND, 1892, comimencing at TEN O'CLOCK, we will sell on the premixes 1311 © street the entire household furniture therein, which waa fu-uished in new sbout cue year ago. Bale without revard to weathor. epeven DUNCANSON BiO8., Auctioneers, UNCANSON Aue D Se ees aD wilh SIX DFSIKARLE BUILDING LOTS ON MYR’ KERLEL BETWEEN NORTH CAPITOL ARB FIRST STREET FAST, VACH FRONTING SIX- PsATUALEIGHTIACHES BY 4 DEPra OF On WEDXESvAY AFTEKNUON, MA! ANv2, at FIVE O'CLOCK, we will sell iu frostot ts preiiiees EStS'I97 To 202, INCLUSIVE, TN SQUARE. 675, ‘These iots are aduiirably situated for in neiwhLorkood of itol, conve: reous for bull t ble on premises A depusitof $100 required om each lot at thue of ale. Gouveyaneme, we, at cost of purchaser. Terme te be complied with in’ fifteen ‘otherwi-e right ree Servet reset! st the Pak aad Cost of defautteg F after five day advertisement of such remale 1m Some newspaper ia Weshingtou Be. DUN : ap30-dkas rt now whether you wore any- would know epii-tim or 005 Si SELBY, 3001 Pa ave, Gesre Scrrs Scounen AND PRESSED FOR 81. costes, Joux J. Sa + the hot months. By Fannie B. Ward. alle 1S Sod > 29, 1892-TEN PAGEs, TOMORROW'S BIG STAR. ‘Watch for It and Read It, for It Will Eclipse | The Mitchell-Rohrer Weddi an Saturday's San, as usual, will be issued in sixteen-page form and will be full of attrac- tions, The foliowing are a few of its features: ‘THE FLYERS AT BENNING (Illustrated). Arresume of the week's races. Turf gossip. A SUMMER COURT (Iilustrated). A Petropolis where Brazilian officials spend MARS AT SHORT RANGE (Illustrated), Why astronomers expect to know tne planct better in August, FROM A CAR WINDOW (Illustrated. ‘The wonderful growth of Oklahoma City in three years, Richard Harding Davis in Harper's Weekly. THE SUMMER GIRL (Ilustrated.) Her various styles of hats and gowns for the coming season. A FLORAL GREETING. Army badges in flowers to welcome the veterans to Washington. FRAUDS IN THE MAILS. Some of the swindles which the Post Office Department has to fight, THE SHIELD'S GIRL REPORTER. An interesting story of newspaper life in the far west, By Frank Bailey Millard, THE STOP WATCH. The first one used for timing races made in Washington. LIFE ON THE PAMPAS, Curious fauna of o strange and but little known region. MYTHS OF THE SOUTH SEAS. Curious folk lore of the natives of the Pacific Islands, CLAIMANTS AND THEIR CLAIMS. Interesting stories hidden in the archives of the government, MARY ANDERSON’S FUTURE. ‘The tragedy queen may soon return to the Stage. New York correspondence of Tur Evexixo Stan. TOOLS OF THE STONE AGE. Manufactured at the National Museum after primitive methods, THE POET HALLECK. Interesting account of a meeting with him many years ago, By David Graham Adee. SPINNING TOPS AND YARNS. Some remarks suggested by the games of the season. CHICAGO'S BIG SCHEMES. ‘Many brains buzzing with great projects for the fair, REAL ESTATE GOSSIP. ‘The views of experts as to the value of prop- | erty in Washington, NATIONAL GUARD NOTES. What tho District soldier boys are doing and thinking of doing. WITH THE BALL TOSSERS, ‘The Washington Ball Club and its prospects for the season. = . THE CITY POST OFFICE. Getting Ready to Move Into the New Build- ing on G Street. ‘The work of preparing the building on G street between 6th and 7th streets for the occupancy of the city post office is progress- ing so rapidly that the postmaster, Capt. Sher- wood, expects to be able to move there in about awonth. Unless something occurs to prevent, the transfer will be made about the lst of June. ‘Taking advantage of the fact thatDecoration day will come on Monday, May 30, and ina meas- ure two holidays come together, this will be the time, for after the late Saturday might mail the force wili have better opportunity to move and fix up in their new quarters by Tues- day morning than they get at ary other time. Mr. H. P. Springer, superintendent of the Washington department, is now in Brooklyn examining the arrangements of the new post ofiice there with the view of suggesting such improvements for increasing the efliciency of his department as he may find, seme Sonx Lonard A NEW RIVER STEAMER, The Macalester’s’ Sister Boat to Sall Here From Baltimore Tomorrow. Tho steamer River Quecn, which is to go on the route from Washington to Mount Vernon and Marshall Hall, will leave Woodall’s ship yard, Baltimore, for this city tomorrow. The steamer, which was purchased in New Bedford some months ago, was taken to Baltimore, where she has been completely overhauled, renovated, redecorated, fitted with ‘electric lights and otherwise transformed into a river boat of modern character. The improvements have cost about $16,000. The boat has a capacity of 1,200 passengers, Acomplete new outit of furniture and car- pets ig amonz the additional improvements to the vessel. The Kiver Queen is an historical ‘vessel, having conveyed President Lincoln and Secretary of Stato Seward to Hampton Roads, where on February 3, 1865, while on board. a conference was held with a view to the cessa- tion of hostilities, Alexander H. Stephens vice prosident of the confederacy, and R. M. T. Hunter of Virginia and Jobu A. Campbell of Alabama represented the southern cause. The conference was informal and had no practical result, All the furniture aud curtains in the room occupied by President Lincoln on that occasion aro still on board the River Queen. When she comes to Washington a room will be fitted at Marshall Hall for the relics, The vessel is ‘commanded by Capt. Jan. A. Geoghegan, at one time masier of the ice boat Latrobe and latterly of the Choptank steamer Tred Avon. ‘The River Queen will goon the route Monday if she is ready to sail tomorrow. The steamer Charles Macalester, now on the route, will then go to Baltimore to be overhauled at Woodall’s ship yard. Ir is not necessary to lose valuable time in the middle of the day to transact your banking business it you keep your account with Woods & ‘open daily until 4:30, Your business so- licited.—Advt, BE SESE, Death of Thos. P. Barrett. ‘Thos, P. Barrett, a native of Ireland, whose name has beon borne on the rolls of the Treas- ury Department since 1859, and who was in the United States service for a number of years previous, died yesterday morning. He won the confidence and respect of his associates in every position he filled. On one memorable occasion his carefulness and fidelity saved the overnment from a loss of. many thousands of ara, He bad a rich fund of experience under the administrations of President Pierce and allof his successors, He lived past the allotied three score and ten years, and his loss A Destitate Family of Thirteen. Thirteen persons were cared for at Lieut Kelly’s police station yesterday and they were sent to Alexandria with money collected from the policemen, There was @ woman about forty-five years old, who gave her name as | ee i i iif fl it | i He ea Hf i i re TREY Ti a i i ' SOCIAL MATTERS. Personal Notes of Interest. THE WASHINGTON surP. jing Last Night—/ She Will Sail Tomorrow With Food for the Miss Alice Virginia Mitchell, daughter of} The Washington ship Tynchead will sail ‘Mrs, Sydney Mitchell, was married last ight at her mother’s residence to Mr. William Henry | Rohrer of Altoona, Pa The pariors were | tastefully decorated with growing plants and ims, and between the two long windows they | formed a bower, under which the couple stood | to be married. The ceremony w: performed | by Rev. Father Scanian, Xd. The best man, | Mr. E. P. Lord of Cincinnati, and the maid of honor, Miss Patty Compton, entered the parlor first and were followed by the bride,escorted by her brotheran-law, Me. Samael Wallace, The bride wore a rich gown of ivory White corded silk, cut rounded at the neck and with half sleeves, trimmed with Honiton lace and orange blossoms. Her talle veil was held in her hair by pretty pius and she carried a bou- juet of white roses. The ma.d of honor was | reesed in pink and carried a cluster of La France roses, Mra, Srdney Mitchell and the Misses Mitchell received the guests, who came to the seception «at 8 e'clock. After the newly — married couple had received their friends’ congratal tions a collation was served. Mr. and Ne Rohrer started later on their wedding trip, the bride traveling in a stylish gown of dark blue serge. ‘Their future home will be in Ab toona, where Mr. Rohrer is chief clerk to the general superintendent of the Pennsylvania railroad, Representative and Mra. Huff of Ponnsyiva- nia gave a dinner party Inst night in honor of the Pres: latter was represented by Mra. McKee. invited to meet them were Senator and Mra. Cameron, Senator and Mra. Dolph, Representa- | tive and Mrs. Dalzeil, Judge and Mrs. Logan of Philadelphia, Miss Magee of Pittsburg and Judge White of Indiana, Pa, Mrs, Frank Gordon, who was thrown from ber carriage while alighting from it at the Portland on Wednesday evening and broke her lett arm, had partly recovered yesterday from the shock and was resting cs easily as could be expected after such s painful injury. There were hundreds of inquiries yesterday for her and kind messages sent by friends. Miss Ida Thompson and Miss Goldie, her guest, are visiting with friends in Buffalo, and will go up to Niagara before their return. Mra. and Miss Goldie, who have been hei nearly ali the winter with the Thompsons, con jude a delightful visit shortly. They sail on the 10th of May for England. Representative and Mra, Cable ba tions out for a diplomatic dinner on the Sth of Christ Church was last night brilliantly lighted and botanically decorated in honor of the marriage of Miss Lula Lavinia Harper to Mr, Cornelius W. Davis, A few miautes after # o'clock, to the strains of a beautiful wedding march, the bridal party entered, the bride leaning on the arm of her father, Mz. Benj. F. Harper, and attended by her maid, Miss Mag- io Lawler. When the chancel was renched er. Albert Stuart stepped forward and the Episcopal service was read. The bride was attired im a light-colored dress of exquisite workmanship and eoft texture. The church was crowded to the doors with friends of the young couple, Immediately after the ccremouy Mr. and Mrs, Davis left on southern tour. “Those who acted as ushers were Messrs. E. J. McQuade, Francis H. Con nolly, J. F. Lashom and J, W. Macbeth. Mr. 1 Cleaver was best men. The Knights hias, of which the groom was a member, attended the ceremony in a body. Mrs. C. 0. Hays of Greon connty, Alabama, widow of the late Roprosentative Charles Hays, is visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs. Marcus J. Wright, 2028 G street northwest, Miss Antoinette 3i. Coben hes returned homo from her three months’ visit south. Mrs, Fred. Levi of Sumter, 8. C., is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mat Cohen, at 921 Sth street northwest, At home Wednesdays. Mra. Andrew Lipscomb gave a luncheon yes- terday to Mra, John L. Morehead of North Mra. Tom L. Jobneon, Mra, Catchings, Mrs. Oates, Mra. Blount, Mrs. Frank Couger, Mra. Lanier Dunn, Miss Lipscomb, Mrs. Dugas of Augusta, Ga. and Miss Elizabeth Alexander of Augusta, who is Mra, Lipscomb's guest. ‘The members of the 8. L. W. Club tendered a reception last evening to their president, Mr. Ralph Everett, who has just returoed from the north. where ke has been traveling for the past two months. Mr. Everett presented each ember of the club with a souventr a from the various cities of interest which h visited. The evening was delicntfally spent. ‘The guests of the evening included Capt. RK. E. Morgan, Miss Helen Dixon, Mr. E. Huntley, Miss Bertie Koss, Mr. A.C. Davis, Miss Bess Allen, Mr. J. T. Johnson, Miss Blanche Craw. ford, Mr. Frank Armistead, Miss Nona Riordan, Mr. 8. V. Dalton, Miss Stelia Everett, Mr. T. F. Talmadge, Miss ‘Alice Muir. Mr. L. A. Mero- dith, Miss Minetta Johnson, Mr. H. F. Hough, Miss Adelaide C. Borbeck, Mr. James Parker, Misa Edith Hopkins, Mr. Mervyn Weyley, Miss Lottie Stofer, Mr. B. Matthews and Miss L. Hunter, Miss Nannie Campbeil and R. M. Towson of the geological surrey were married last evening atthe Church of the Ascension, be- fore a large gathering of friends. Mrs, Constantine of Chicago, accompanisd by her daughter, is visiting ber mother, Mrs. Col. Hoyt. ‘The first annual musicaleand hop by the Star Pleasure Club was given last evening at Con- cordia Hall, Some of the most talented em- ateurs of the city contributed to the pleasure of the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Elliott Warren (nee Geissenhainer) are at the Arlington for a few days, on their return to New York from their wedding trip. Mra, Warren 1s the daughter of Congressman Geissenbainer of Jersey. epoca SHOOTING STAKS. Fatience is one of the virtues that are most commonly made of necessity, “Bliggins is a bese ball crank.” “Likes the game, does he ?” ‘o. Youcan’t mention it in his presence without his losing hie temper.” He purchased a burgler alarm ‘And found that it worked like acharm, For his wite; for when e'er he would roam, It wakened her when he got home. ‘The ice cream girl is modest in her desires. All she wanis is a cold bite, Adeath dealing agent—the life insurance man. ‘The pelican is one of the few animals that are justified in biting off more than they can chew. Possibly the baby porsists in swallowing small coins because it thinks it has am internal revenue system. A Washington man hasa bright youngster who succeeded recently in getting even with his father in a very telling though unconscious manner, His father was reproving the ttle follow’s table manera. “Don’t do that,” said he, “‘or we'll have to ‘Do you know whats pig is?” was the in- quiry, put in a solemn manner. ‘Yes, sir. “What is it?” “A pig is a hog’s little boy.” The lesson in etiquette was suspended. H il bE i v E f fee # 2, ry if iF i § i id i iil uy [i y i i Hi | cE invited to accompany the party and | Red | three | flage amd thre | length req deat and Mra. Harrison, although the | has be Those | vessel, vita. | Carolina, The guests were Mrs, Justios Lamar, | from Dow's store house, Brooklya, tomorrow moraing at 9 o'clock for Russia with the cargo of grain and other food prodacts contributed by the people of lowa. Tonight at 10 o'clock a party representing the people of Towa and the District of Colum- bia will leave here for New York to witness the eailingg Of the veers Among the party ll be Commissioner John W. Douglass an@ wite, Mrs. Sara A. Spencor, Mr. and Mra BH, Warner, Mr. E. Karte Johnson snd Mr. L. @. Hine. The Iowa delegation ongrese has several members of it are expected to xo. The party will probably return tomorrow after- noon. The ship will be elaborately decorated with banting, the American, Russian and Red Cross fiage being most largely used. It w fy twelve Crows flags, three Amerioan fags eight, twoive and fifteen fect long aud American Pennants, ten, twenty and thirty foot long, and also three Russian Kusman pennants of the same tively. The ceremonies attowd- | ing the departure of the vessel will be very | brief and will consist merely of prayer and | sone. The destination of the ship will be Riga, | Russia, although she will first tonch at St Petersburg. ‘The Amorican minister to Russia hing of the moet it at the latter place. cargo will be unloaded at Riga. That the Kussian people may tully understand the mau the grain sent out thr peek woNt from this m in cooking jit Miss Clara Barton will mect the Washing- ton party in New ork. ot Of preparing: > DUST MID THE ons. The Only Drawback to ¥ Benning. The fourth day of the spring meeting of the Washington Jockey Club had but a single | drawback, the dust, which almost blinded the | spectators, expecially those ou the club house, end r@ined innumerable spring prinkling carts could aud should be m tensively used. The day's racing was doubtedly the most enjoyable o | Tho starts were made with « pro was deeply appreciated, Mr. Rowe being determined to allow no repetion of the delay occasioned by the boys in the eecond {race on Wednesday, As three favorites won and the other two races wore won by second favorites the public had no reason to leave for home in other than good spirits, The races were weil contested, the finish: jerduy’s Sport at uns the mestings b eutly the second, third and fourth being partica- larly close. In the third race many people thought the result wes a de between | Lepanto and Isanc I judges gave the race to the d be re- membered that they posseas much for determining the matt tter facti~ ¢ than the pob- Sims, on Isaac Lewis, waited ie too long. In the two- old rr io justided the good op ¢ himself and boat Rove Washington | race in good time, “Father race, the third. with Lepan declared, could not Lose, eth after a good Daly got but one fhe oid man Phe jamping over five hu al enthusiasm, and was wou easily by Fyturity. MORLLLO TAKES THE FIRET RACE. ‘Tho first race was a dash of 455 furlongs for two-year-elds, the weights being ten below the scale, winners at the mecting to carry five | pounds extra. Rose Washington went to thé | port a 4 to 5 favorite, but afior a sharp struggie | m tho stretch Morello, ridden by Sums, won by | half a length, Volturnia Silly third, ten lengths | behind. ‘Time, .26, Betting —Churcoal, 12 to Land 11 to; Mo- Fello, 9 to 5 and 1 to 2; Rose Washington. even and out; Ponsse Cate, $to land 21 tod, and Volturuia filly, 25 to 1 and to 1, Mutuals paid $4.75 aud $2.70; Kose Washington, $2.70. POVERTY IN THE SECOND. The second race was « si1-farlong dash for maidens of ali agcs, and eleven wont to the | post. Poverty was an equal favorite with Daly's Eliza at 3 to 1, ang, ridden by Lat beat Eliza out by a neck, Roy being third. Al- though there were eleven im the race, « «plen- did start was made in reasoaable time. ‘Time, Favorita, 10 to 1 and 2 to 1; Cir- tie, 40 to land 12 to 1; Ray, 7 to 1 and 8 to Poverty, 3 to 1 and 1 to 2; Skippith, 26 to 1 apd 8 to 1; Eliza, 5 to 1 and 800 1; haick Kndvk filly, 5to land 2 to 1; Maid of Screen, 80 to 1 and 12 to 1; Helen Wallace, 8 to 1 and 6 to 5; Fireworks, 10 to 1 and 2 to 1. Mutuals paid $12.65 aud $5.37, Liize @3.45. ISAAC LEWIS THE THIED WHONER, A bandicap ata mile and an eighth was the third event on the card, thero being but four starters. Isaac Lewis was an 8 to 5 favorite, but Lepanto, ridden by J. Lamie, beat him by the shortest of noses, Mary Stoue third. Timo, 1.57. Betting—Isaac Lewis, 8 to 5; Mary Stone and Lepanto, 2 tol each; Cau Can, 6 tol. Mutuals 45. ERIC DEATE MAROMPRITA, But four also started in the fourth race, « selling race, for three-year-vids and upward at amile and acixteenth Bria was justly made the favorite at 3 to5, and ridden by Lamle, won from Margherita by a acck. Ely seven oF eight lengths behind. Timo, 1.513, tting—Ely, 15 to 1; Eric, 3 to 5; Mable R Pomeroy. § to 1; Margherita, 2 to 1. Mutuals paid €3.20 and €2.40; Margherita, $2.55. FUIURITY LEADS THE JDRYERS HOME. Tho inst event was a burdie raco of a mile and a quarter over five hurdles, aud was a most enjoyable one, Nine started and not one went down, the field taking every jump well to- gether. Ecarte, owned by Mr. James Maddox, jumped off in the lead, closely followed by Necktie, ‘They ran im about this order for# mile, when Futurity and Sam Morse assumed command. Futurity, ridden by Pines, finally won by two lengths from Sam Morse, Ecarte the same ‘Time, 2.21 15 to 1 and 6 to 1; 5 to 1 and 8 to5; Everett. 15 to 1 and 5to 12: Hardy Fox, 40 to 1 und 12 to 1; Red Mike, 40.40 1 and 12 to 1; Ecarte, 8 to 1 and 2%, and Bull Kush, 49to land 12 to 1. Mutuals paid $5.05 und €3.55; Sam Morse, @8.05, Real Estate Matters. Harrict P. Darne bas purchased of A. TL Lee for $12,200 part lot 2, square 39%—33 feet inches on Rhode Isiand avenue, 30 feet inches on Q and 81 feet on Sth #trect northwest, Elizabeth H. Ciaflin bas bought for €8,905 of C. W. Handy part 9, square 212—20 feet on O betwoen 12th and 12th etrects northwest, Frank Baldwin has purchased for @5.963.20 of Florence M. Clarke part 2, equare 92149 fect 5 inches by 67 feet 10 inches on Sthand A stroets sonthenst, G, F. Graham has brouzht for @4.740 of A. F. Hilyer lots 10. block 17, 2 and 3, block 38, T. and B's sub Mount Ploasaut, nesday evening. The occasion was an epter- tainment given by the Junior Christian En- deavor Society of that church. The program, consisting of recitations, tableaux and cantata, was rendered in a manuer that refected eredit the participants and those in charge. The various tablecux were made very pretty by having different colors thrown upon them with the sid ofa calcium light. ‘The | if Ht Hi | § i | ial f if i e i i : # if E 8 F 1 if t i Ei ; ; ! |