Evening Star Newspaper, May 9, 1892, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR: WASH] FOR SALE—HOUSES. - FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—LOTS. FOR SALE—LOTS sociak_marTERs. ‘by thie a eee = x BALE. SALE. TALE ‘What Well-Known People Are Doing—Per- ROCK CREEK PARK. into tbe sty Maio, | MOR MARC En, | SEONG oiating al emo mcooRs || eno OER MGEa ara. | ru Haars hore ce aod aie Dareda Seth ety antty tn parser Ses 508 = : x . +1. | but had only authority to doa partic 4 eS A Digan. | Nowe athe time to make your choice, ae the houses - JVM. Huron,” | worpitceandtecne fom ale of New York are visiting her. They are going / The Court in General Term Sustains | iat. tomes mayty, "0.4.8 pertioular thing, AEA NICE HOME AND A SPLENDID | 0,fa¥\,cpPhueching completion. | They contain six | _my®.1w 1506, | Sool. wie to Earope seon for the summer. % ao tract made up of all the parcels shown on this te houses | A investmient_seven-rooin brick. with all mod. imps: 5 | Focput eee Jaret Clogets, and pantry ; i SALE—SEVERAL LARGE FRONTAGES IN 4. v. X. HUYCR, Mrs. Hagner entertained the young people's; — the Action of the Commission, —_| map «nd to cbiain neither more ton len ee Lay a 13th st this nyuse ie worth ye Place beater in dining | FOR "at low Serarse amd a] terms: ct my9-lw 1505 Pa. ave. niences: | desirably lovated on 1th aoa 2 | room; finished in hard oi! with cabinet and slate man- ¢ Dw. at low ficures, agp easy -. dancing class on Friday night last. Mr. Clifford ait tand bow the very exercise of ‘Termes: | 88-000, ut the priee is terns, $1,000. bale | FOO’ “| for bulletin: “BR. H. I. LELPOLD, 6.. cor. FOr, SAE REASONABLE 70 _ quIcK ox wapieg 3 geet nt teat | EASTERDAY & HALDEMAN, Located on Duncan place northeast, which is being | ¥ st chaser: 21 fest on La, ave. bet. gth and. ton. on ‘bos F st, | ‘proved with pavement, curbs and sidewalks. ‘OR 5 iT LOTS ON it For full particulars r ‘HOST. n.w 222 by 100 each. These are the cheapest lots on ; discretionary power should work a limitation ef ‘ Fumndpy beck 80 feet to Gat. i BEN The party was got up by the young ladies as a LACHLEN E BATCHELDER, Mat street south of Hancock. Circle nd cat'be Dur- : . TANDSOW ia Gst-__| petal for the leaner teas eine Eater |PAYMENTS TO BE MADE. | original authority. OR : aan THE POWERS OF THE COMMISION, : nd | _ ss Corner 10 al Gate | SPSL OL ate SR AU eee gts | F ierestncgs on Coben cute tren dsgaane | eCk BY the yomag gentlemen of the class, “The —~ Another ground of objection ie that the Srosare: will wil ew porchased atonce: E™ | ROK Sean ER ERANGE FOR 4 GOOD | Soo ae CHMAEEST TORSO | Seed 99 ee A Pet my Tae oT aaa ne di Vay usual | Justice James Announces the Decision of ‘lection shown by the reconted map const capemrze; Cd Fy bay" jut rad 4-1 ick houses oF ® iJ Ee CHBAP! N | vs my 7-30? ii i 7% < 4 wi CHAKLES W. HANDY, 925 F st. n.w. itech: cach conted “ier ‘G10 ir ‘sonia; | Ph OrbeAUe one OF, aE COME EaT ae | 38 turday Driving Cul - {OK SALE -NEW I10U; HREE ROOMS DEEP Florida ave. overlouking New Jersey ave ee the Court---The Commission Can Catry | tutes, at all events, a case of exhausted powers Fo 5 OAR Ew ne meeting on Saturday between 4 and 6, and the yen iss tl hb payment reciuired: balance monthl to alley. OWNER Toa £ 100 fi values of these parc i] 7 ‘that the commirsioners have defined and 2 Cor. igoey suburban residence White House drive Was very gay during that} Out the Intent of Congress—-Title May | *! : oar Sie Sue TRRERGTORY SOTCES d' by steame abd has ell’ nud. tmpe. s prh 5 SS: | | We havo for sale in this beautiful and accessblesub- | period. Nearly all who were ‘kere. last’ week Pane 0 the Government. | “located.” once park site and now Pees “me. each PCHTANLES W. HANDY, 920 Fat. c ave; centrally located im the fashiona- | division a number of desirable lots. and a good many others joined the drive and have 20. ¥ power of eclection or eltcration Eves m = ‘CHANLE 4 NDY, 92% Trae | tole Buliding, 13th near G n.w., on 297 955, 000 | GMB BHT. LEIPOLD, &.w. cor. 1b ihe Georevtown and Teunaliyiown, reftroet now | tho“ Gorm uany oiners i @atisfactorily estab- ee ee lef that location. K. JOHNST® nw 9 Two 61 rie. = me x a We ow ge Fe . ere If this were a correct conclusion we should WEST BL tarste | Boul end meet cover Tee eety caine tien 10h betwece Head FoR saLe— Property within easy reach gt thechyr ee ee aie |Tished, ‘ This morning in the Court in General Term | havo before ns n see f Teteabey ao: two- | Mul, welt iocated: Gena Ninege of dwelling hous DESIRABLE BUILDING SITE Pileraihe aid, ching set, streets Graveled. i ee mage Friday t2 | six, Justice James delivered the opinion of the | peralicl "The statute suihorites comdera rae be 26x16. = eee, ee ep onor of Mr. Fred. W. Barnacloe at his home, | “3% : paaseet b> maubeuh of te be. : c fap98-108 For gne large of twosiall houses; dimensions THOMAS ER & CO. 482 I court in the case of the United States against | ©! ares out of the appropriation to " ¥ — eR Locat 5 my 1324 F st. aw. street southwest, Among those present ~ agal ~ > it cam be asce +t] . oe ee ES Faia ee Hoe pues PENA. E. AND CABLE CARS. , | ee ae Ree Franklin, Katie Baum, Mamie | Glenn W. Cooper e: al, the Rock Creek Park va. Gk aoe yg " jor with Inrwe yard. oan be insrected ODLY | seetuy eres east Be, ‘Ap FoR LOT.ON 18TH ST. NEAR NEW HAMP. | Baum, Clara Dowl, Maggie Buckley, Eva Dant, | case, granting the Petition of the park commis-| pot be had for, the money »propriated. 0 ee int oe SONS BIGHT. SL. STANGAKD! eNa. 4. Vv. §. BUYOR, SHIRE AVE., 40x10. Aggie Dant, Nettie Hve, Maud Hart, Amy Kele-| sioners for mye bs “ity “b myer TA10 & st. ALE_ONLY 94,050 FoR AV my9-1w 1505 Pa. eve. Sige andreas alley street recently coucreted. her, Hentizite Kel Yettio Beer, “Louies | 07m” ~ permission to pay into court the ont “ inev 2 = <EWw Ss »4 wry bas ndow brick ou 15th st a a = , oT JUusT e. per aq. Z fs svett , LA amount rds . Ps ick ! ron pen, wom in ascer- DOK SALE—CHRAP Ses NEW Par: way | tory bay-window brick on 15th ee On SALEEINE LOT ON ITH OT (ON, teas ST. Just anaes Muller, Rosie Muller, ‘Paulino Muller. and | *@0U"t of awards approved by the President. Could not be built for t ; “ 5 o— - , ided a Is. And vet tt Tie. SEK N st . Ht. JOHNSTON & CO, 4.¥. &. Bure Mesers. William Yerkes, E. Yount, Barron | The court also decided the question mised as to _my9-1w, “AOE. PARKER, 45 44 5t. sw. 201s my9.2t° prio i thet if it should appear by the ap= Franklin, Fred. Manard, Lonis Harding, Geo. : 55 interest, announcing that it had no authority to | % contended hot if it it tof ; 3 Br fr, Ve Ney. 6.500 Kt SALE—HANDSOME LOT, 35X116.7,0N NEW | COR SALE—THE VERY BEST, SMALL IN W. Pierce and John D. Davidson. Games and | allow it. | ihe appropriation. expecially after some of th mae . jane 129 to ley.” 2.70014 ct “4 : 3 ‘ -nts—Lots in square 1008 (12th and € sts. u.e..) | danen Teeny is ’ bedy epee Fett 1p oan ty Sellen nrg ae Boal Pal ay Sy LE BAER wae trig eee oT | I Hasapahige ave. vet. Onogum Sach, sewer, water ges, sidewall snd strat pave. | dancing were ‘enjoyed. Refreshments Were) Mr. T. A. Lambert, representing the Shoe- | lands had boen purchosed and uid fur, that the ore Be Hh. OB Gia" myS.Bt | om rege: aidan Pent to, Hiat-claam onan, st Be cache 00" gt atte ley, 6.500 | uo 8 watt ties Inept ftp to purchaser very pent. werved from a tastefully decorated table. maker and Truesdell interests, gave notice of | commissioners had placed on the recorded map FA VERY DESIRABLE BRICK HOUSE. | month. house im excellent rovale. Frice, sda GE Boe gs, 8.500)" se 30'S in e116. 8.800 | JOR SALE—K sauaro): Goons bath with hou water tates Mis Lith % Mayet ot Chnnion, 3. 5. 00 Vie-| on soeesd team the duuhdan of Geomat tn Gn (wee bmdstum Gnegurepeiaion weed payee Set ree AR LO 5 aha hasty DIvK, old 25th ot. ow. sen Pet nw. I ie {2901 35th 13th ad 14th; And open grate in each ‘house. Erice, @2, 700; stall iting her aunt, Mrs. Wm. H. Miller, 64 I street United States Supreme Court. | it was the intent of the legislature that thereupam, = oe JOR SALE-ONLY $3.200-a VERY PRETTY | ah Bie ae doe BO? one northwest, : i | Biay-window vrick 6 rooms, bath and concrete crl- | Sanh neat, 2S “ayo: WRIGHT & STOCKETT, 810 F x the anthority of the « oncrs should em SALECP 6 Now. BE wine SEN fees At the request of Mr. R. Ross Perry, repre- | he who : ie 4,000 OR SALETP 81. NW. BE’ R SAI TRE A “COOKE PARK | Miss Emma Schubert, daughter of the late ‘3 Ty and the whol a should come to | mesma feaica eins a MRE iMG | Lo be HOE ih Wamcensco.nwrm._| FORT UU ABN | Ne. Wil A. hate aed Me. Breer | un the goverment the cota Pecan procter h STORE. AND DWELLING: | “hha Sud Sook CEPAPERT LOTS, 1 THR EOE geese, ab AS wl be matsied petra Adee: | RA Ao the cases, othe. than Shoemaker sud he tanal for mid pa by eal jon portheast. rents for $30 per inonthj | Alley SALES 687. BI E PeeT aXD DI bs Tote y af bans ot Truesdell’s, and it was at once signed. Mr. " n the limite aforesaid,” ae fronts 27 feet on numbered street, @ Barguin: pri Sis 1eitio each tp an gc. TO $1 PERBQUARE TROMEpOOd wih eee att, Mr. and Mrs. | Perry anticipates ne rebuctance on the part of | Jy, within the limits of 2,000 acres am@ EF = —| SRI: terme enays Ee STANGAKbTER ai Hey. As an inveatnsent this We Sngurgaseed © BALANCE TSE oa Reinet ri Spend = shoct honeymoon at he treasury oftciale to promptly obey the de-|Simenie en ea nat ae supposed bon Lir., handsome ES sean ar 7 ‘ BUILD CER: SLORY OF seville, N. C., wi B f0.t0 Alanta, Ga. | cision and thinks that the money will be in the | that thie general power of eclecton see tnt ioe bassinet > ™ | FOR SAE ASE BESS Seas sot: | FOR SALE—Horses & Vehicles. RUERAEGRING | PCOLUUBIA Cutie co. FURNISHED TO Thompea Sennen’ | residence, where Mr: | possession of the court tomorrow. ed t0 bo exhausted by one ealection i 6 10.508 | Sa. WHLISON Gem iw._| RORSALE ENT EAAN'S ROADSTER, BRIGHT Wek OBS, G16 Fat.” YSN PRICE ISTS AND FURTHER IX-| engineer of the ltichmondand Danville railroad, Ree ee cer mors peng Dae vm 4 | <\TE-A BEAUTIFUL OROOM HOUSE AT | prompt tant rion sid und. void ac- | YOR SALEM ST. N.E. BET, NORTH CAPITOL U. FICKLING, Mra. Almena Williams goes to New York this| By this decision, it is held, the government at tor a perk was giv | Fitichtecsa ‘pots vsccrs hosted by. furnace end | SrmsPoutaty Werte, €,200rE 014 aad suund: sald ‘nd ist, nice building fot Sux120 te alley perfook | myd-m Sita EID Si New. near .. | once acquires title to the tracts in question, the d for # park was givem aot (BER Den ae ae ayaa | Zs pone week to pins teal ioe City Alumnw As. ‘a sche siedenes pager e “4 | \ and in order . ILLSUN & GROFF, mire ~ =e AdOh G0; aw. | (80) B. H. WARNBR & CO. fs sociation of the Elmira College. The subject | Owners of them, in order to obtain the amounts | that be suit- me ae ‘OR SALE_DAY MAWE IN GOOD CONDITION: | (9). sid F100 “tHose. EEE Oe PATER HOTS ems | of her after-dinner address is “Fragments and | awarded, dealing entirely with the court. Te | able ps 9 . it SALE-WODERN CORN RICK D) entire. That Qk SATE_K BEAUTE CE BUILDING Tom offageat : s Forces.” the court they will be ito submit their | order that an importent end might be cg ok Sik sas ia | Being: Nios utd Tats rem tote ow 5 “KENTUCKY URED TORSES ONE | 1 Synnectiout ave. Soxlop te suey rat foot. & Py te ae Mr. and Mrs. Seb Toepfer have istued invita- | title deeds, and on their approval by the court |{"hivvel would ithe meesmathe toe ae ue Mand 3, Be, . : | Per cpl invesinvent, Price, 87,00). (Xo, 5) Landsome as pletures and good | fr'6% oF st. my9-kw pace tions for the marriage of their daughter Pau- carey - the clerk - th court tor themes ¥ | auth this end was exhausted by very section of the city, Pe, treet cavdiew cic i. ¥ 7 Ton, TaWAne | lb Py en. | Ve them will be issued in their favor. e ap No such rule of exe | SDSONE NEW SSTOLY BRICK hs 2, 4s; hand- | JOR SALE= i SATE—A PINE LOT 8.8 COR. DELAWAKE | line to Mr. George (. Voneiff tor n- _ ~ OLN Witire, sou Wa uw | POR SRESHASDSONE SEW DSTOLY RICE ‘weighs 1,100 pounds; han GATE a anc Gee Fou sateen wim COR. DECAWALE fo Mr. George C. Voneift tomorrow even- | Hen entered be the chon sat the ee ae | étest tenprovsurcnin: handsomely” devo: } 3. tine saddler; fast in | Of ground, being all of ing at 7:30 o'clock at the German Evangelical ied by the courts even to of ve, and O at,, one equare south of tv Capito Cet. by 76 on Wa ‘ , | dell interests will have no efcct whatever upon n ally inult hander ur personal supervision sntlé for lady to ride or drive. SQUARE 125, sof ‘BM. JONES & Lutheran Church. After the ceremony they | the cases of the other owners “5 atone vient. In every respect: house open for tn. | uitable for old gentle. | Bounded by Virginia ave., 19th aud. aw. 5. will be at home at 451 H street. be “ brsebrich-truat |b -g, Ror rarther garticnlare and price spply ¥4 | ath st. a oONLY 12,800 SQUARE FEE’ JHOR SALE—LOT 4, 8Q. 18: FRONTS 00 maa” 2 aes TRE DECISION OF THE coURT. t has not been authorized: z 5 gon ot heperres Gey ee | | Bence for 3s destralie houses. Price, $1.25 perdquare | HOt ar eet Wana cre, at cena NEWS FROM THE NAVY YARD. Justice James, after reading the petition of been actually #0 ap- = R SALE—OWNER GOING ABROA! lish. ight, roomy; | Wet. Avply to ro! deautiful cteck region: grand villa site; v be Id hold that this theory x. peactirey| FY BUD tbirteete rood bruwi Seoi cart. PRS. | yea. 3. VN, HUYCK, | i OSE SES SPOR ETERS, Fila mus: ve SES the commission and the motion to pay into é oe hoe roouns, batts, sm perfect order, Pussstion at once. #900, rertect condition. '1 Brews: SS eee rota Hslasd do labe I 0-3 “i Work on the Torpedo Boat Cushing—Naval tt “That moti ad cages tinronles ice tee en WE DUN ALL, 8 Pin 1 oOe: me hate orders to cell POR $ALE NORTH GIDE T Aw. BET. OTH | 1 on sATE-EAGT HALF OF 8G” GIS. C-BAND Base Ball Nine. sotliea hast hard medica Ge ceria eal ae are sometimes | yron SALEDBRICK BUSINESS BUILDING-IN an offer on it Curley. 10th, Very desirable lot at $1.60 per toot, LET EAGT HALE OF SG, ais, ©, DARD sng | Petition is met by a motion on the part of eer | Yoke of un EXCHANGE—t0lo FST. N.W.: | Five condition; 1th st. bear F y 832,000. ae, ‘B. H. WARN) 8 CO. ‘and D ots bust dus prepers ey it mont de-| The torpedo boat Cushing is on the marine | tain property owners to dismiss the petition j whitch the tot RATRO- guard location scars | “yay? w ers CEST SEWET EAST GAP stp | it BMPS BCE ES st. Heoret| railway at the navy yard. When thin craft was for retwons therein stated and on the part of || rah Poverty. Bee, | ee CHEMP- STOLE AND BWELTARG | (Seu, i STH ST. Bes i Pprarts A = another party by @ demurrer. The general | tions 1 DONALDSON, #5 Fn.w. | ‘arly new. on 14tb st. b.w. svuth of Boundary | Bret wopy ruuthle Phusion, suitable vice SELOAL Per tok, he & CO. A GREAT BARGAIN-ONE OF TH | DUilt no decision bad becn reached as to the capaciion potted aa te vemeasaion oad gin hover ee Take SiG WELLS L leather ex. top jninp sead, $85. 1 Ke k SALE-VT. AVE.AND 0TH St. NL On SALE | quently the Whitehead torpedo was adopted. | con be done wider the satu: stone o1 tod sige in urthwest. For | F° wery attrective 1: Seb Soe Ngneinsto pg 21-18 by about WO. Fer foot, 1.05. | Techy RARE CHANOE. To utilize this engine it was necessary to insert} “Jt is ceded by the comm th Geli ted nth at et as he x | toe ifabrermert Lor 6ox100 oN 18tit Sf. JUST ABOVE NEW | 4 tube at the bow of the boat. This is what is | Statute must be regarded ax a DUVALL, tee5 Fete new. | Te SA AEM ‘eat. anrat 4 \ oe ; ‘ no step can be taken either by the : : s 4A | Soon BALES onA SEE Abbe. being done now. "Thus far the opcration hus | Bo sep can be taken eisher b mnt Ik SACE-ATTRACTIVE HOME AT TAKOWA | Willian’ cabrite a, Atel | F taken two weeks, and is just one-half completed. | the court or by the resident, sho vali PR a its ineee, bth roma anges ow, SA. a fine aswurtinent of work from ‘The Cushing will remain at the yard till or- | €flect of which must depend upon further Jeg’ | Fumare, Re. fot contains between 14,000 aud 19, est washers at very low prices. If you wish to ex: os Seolerere +?" J istic AT Sk te eek yearteanee aah he i re fret v7 tho. 1 ‘nanie we will make you liberal ullowance. If yout FRO: lered henee by the department. “ Her crew is | lation. ‘ 3 aoe | NngtSc* quartered aboard the receiving ship Dale. She| fl, to secure’ @ park on Roc a ted lands for the iation, We hold that at RB SALE—LOT 7 01 Tihs ket ish to hire any style uf carriage We will ioake You | Dimensions, 30x147, 1U5 OF PARI OF, CECI i i es Apviy to EE-CENTRALLY LOCATED COKNE hae ply t Fok Seta New. Faster is the object of much remark from visttors. without doing some act which is not authoriz ntemplation of this act wesily OMEit fOr to purchase we will not only give | _iny9-1w . : js | by this statute, then the aequisit ic tor i wpalbeg si new. can le boule ¥ oy bOsinesss street; price low te quick | you 4 frsi-cluss turn ont, bur algy ature bareatn = 5 ‘The naval base ball nine of the navy yard is | bY n hat they wigh: accom: i. ust ey TRE YORE CARBTAGE ARR Tee EX. SEINE BUILDING 10’ °° WVugn & RUTHERFORD, 1307 F st. Washington, N st. near 31st uw. ; ow o iat’, ceucreted,, tine Toeation,” 0. price, | z Fe Eee vet 24 and 34, 10r. and b CHANGE SALES AND STORAGE ROOMS, 1331 and SEED A st. thw the general $100 CAST. #0 FER MO getung ite chape for tho. weanca's lav, It not authorized at all. It is insis So GEO. ¥! WOK composed of sailors and marines, and embraces | Of the owners of some of the parcels which the it was their business to subse ‘HY i. good material, Leisure hours are spent in Seay sed aw propose edged = they shoukd have 1 their work ek YARGTCOLARS Ap- | practice, The green between the command. | legal impossibility has uow been ascertained, | by abandoning ¥ were not Fees ant's qnarters.and the storehouse will be used | and that their authority and that of this cour gadis st. Must be suld within the ext thirty days. =e -. | for match games. A challenge has been issued | ‘© proceed further in the premises has come to Title perfect. \ MT. PLEASANT AND HOLMEAD | to the Young Men's Christian Association nine, , #2 end. _usihit "_C. H. PARKER, 485 43¢st. s.w._| It Munor, wnaiber ot Very desirable large and atnall | 00 0115, acceptance is expected this evening. | _““We understand the argument tobe substanti- | forms vt-ic QOK SAL PER FOOT CASH WILL BUX | i, is composed as follows: Cap-| Ally as follows: it was the intent of the legisla | theret ner tig late ou Tith at wear Bit-e Adteswar | yO Aenenem ave, west of, 14th et, with all ety con- | ‘The naval ni PROVED BY A FINE DE, har. | ordered awa: Price for all square o42, c Sguare in South Washingtou. front ot 235 feet 208M OST.. NEW mthoriz ¥ to the intention o e ordered that the mé ‘ 1th on Ey #kOOM AND | Dun an st net & SALE 419 4TH OX , egant lot, in, Mev nlev; catcher, Golden; | ture that the land khown on the recorded map | jnoney into the register tis ° jaz and belly Turn sat Faken ceo Casa = aE “ZEVELY & FINLEY, o22 Rat. n.w.__| tain, Me: He Te BAL aera aan! | wan the thingy to bo token, ‘The eontary to von mn an w reap 3 t; sound hs ALE AT KENBINGTON, LOTS FROM $259 | 8014 Tue: left ficld, Nichols, first base, Shep. | ‘ake apphed theretore to that land, and. to sla park, 10-roomn ‘cellent inan 5 ek, 8,000 reat of 1116 V ALUBIG. HEAVY. SOUND HORSE OF curt or at KIMPTON COAL Yako! Say ant col choo! and - The other que terest, we thi 00 Tee okt, terms” ‘Appi’ to'B.'F- | ley: Second base, Quinn; third base, Fletcher. | neither more nor less. ‘But the taking of that v pod ; ‘ t g| stands upon these principles. There is no w_| "The tennis court at the navy yard has been | land is subject to a condition that it shall be | st I HAVE SEVERAL OF THE DEST | put in prime condition and amateur games oc- | ©Dtainable for $1,200,000. As it has been con- | statute which applies to the government as to lots in Kalorama for gale. cur each evening. Among the accomplished | Clusively ascertained, in pursuance of the #tat-| interest. The statute relating to interest ap: Make story and cellar, ebtitiy aad bells, nw. -HAMBLETONIAN COLT, rs old. fine stock. C two ee players at the yard are Misses Skerritt, Miss | Ute, that the only taking authorized at allis| is intended to epply, like all such 11 rooms, ‘st, and Kencsvw ave Apply to FOE, SALE UNIMPROVED PROFE ay Mead, Bliss Henrietta Mead, Mr. Bert'Sker- | 003 impossible there can be no taking. that | {18ttes, only tothe” people, and we pee s $7 5 KE 3 cine— ts fe “These propositions rest upon the theory that | have no statute, therefore. te wo by wie " vosite Es House. 5 = ae 5 ‘Several lane tracts In ne. at bargulna, day. “Among the strangers were Mr. and Mrs. | /ar intent that a certain designated tract of land | are we the court that charge the gavern- gland PAA 8 pay Sag pO OU REE i at prices ranwing frou $230 to 9050 | (."B, Morgan of Bayonne, N.J., Misses L. and | Should be taken for @ park, provided it could | iment with an indebe ales: cool We have for sale in Monnt Pleasant fou : 3 . Whether of principal hen as to the ground Vinents, Do not sins the opportunity caer als J.M' Hardy of New | be had for a certain price. And thiscon-| Or interest. terees0d idee Bee i Balt struction of intent is based upon the con-| of equity, it is onlr when there’ie ae SOR. 2 on | wader aes oer te tention that the recorded map was in-| indebtedness and an unreasonable delay in pay- Hive privates of the matine corps guard at| tended by the legislature to be itt | ing ic that it would be proper for ux on grounds uth. ‘Ths lot will | bie reside vex, pleasantly he low Bure at winiel it | toms pric eatod . BL2, 000, 88.000. 98,590 and $3,000, ” SpeLbite ba ECOL 7, Lath near Keuesaw, $7, 1 side and tear alley, 81; SOM154 z side alley, 1-25. ef tuot; Lath wear Keuesaw’ ay ERS & THOMPSON, LE 8285 WILL BUY ' % le; als te ‘ vy vard have absented themselves since | fect its own designation of the tract to be | of equity to charge interest. This has been = RE | wonluatent shpelling im tneltunabie, cotter northwest: | ADS LVR STABLE, S Ensscets 2 ted Les eee presumably de- | taken; so that the statute is mandatory to the | continuous although a somewhat long proceed “5° Sr came dating eee: a ROLSERPORD | tw. id 7g serted. Ten days’ absence constitutes deser- | effect that precisely the quantity of land shown ing. and in contemplation of law ft S408" OWNER. 19v7 Fst._| Foon SALE-AT. TON ong rnd ” os recanted ee an en-|cannot be said that there has been bid S. BENSINGER’S BAZAAR, ;, Cynereted wi. + water, gas, a a ‘ P tirety. | This we understand to be a fair state-| delay, because there has been no break, no = cable line in tront, ’ This 7 a The navy freight boat Fern has left the navy y —_ ae 5 4 The targost and best-assorted stor} of new and second- GG Aajonning lot held at on hurt side of DerteeatS oe toe Beiter} ment of the method by which the conclusion is | postponement: and i there has been ase neat Land carriages, buggies und express wagons. + LOS Pt Heignts, Consistinir of sth - ‘Cait inns gps i ish Hawk and | Teached, that if all the land exhibited on the | clay or postnonement it has been caused, as apt | gy a I boat ‘Delphin heft the Loran | recorded map cannot be had for the price} cotc,boumonement, tt has advised, by the last week, the former for the Delaware river and | limited by the statute, then nothing further cau | resistance of the owners of the proj the latter for Norfolk. be done in the matter of a park, erty. Therefore we have neither * the abate wuny tor TAYLOM & ROGERS, 818 F HAT VALUABLE CORNER, nd S254 M st., Georgetown, facing 40 “dye st. ad 58 feet on the railroad wfley BUILDING LOT: Mae tetera 24 south ‘side of Utd F. SHOEMAR ete Segue foundation, recently built) wha THE INTENT OF THE STATUTE, legal Power to charge. the government with es Fatsed and ready puddin: SS see z = ere is no x soe costly Kaprotesci.e | Soh ready for purchaser: price, 3,000 Young Women and Temperance. It is observable that some of the provisions | itterest, because there is no statute to that ef- HLY PAYMENTS bEAC- ‘THER-TOP BUGGIES, | ; Ks ¥ 100 deep ter A vash; balance in 1, 2 and :t years." Apply on prem- dba we eee ises or tod. J. WATERS, Attorne! The Young Woman's Christian Temperance | of this act are inartificially expressed, but when | ft, OF have we the power to troat it as = ND DAYTON WAGONS, ROAD AND debt before this confirmation after final prow CARTS. FoR Sates Union of Metropolitan M. E. Church gave a | all of them are considered together, as of course | proceedings, because the statute does not Sole Agent for the Cortland Wazon Co. In alt sizes, ni 8, FOR SALE—LOTS. most enjoyable reception at Hotel Fredonia | they must be, the intent of the statute isun-| apply to the government in any case, FINE BUGGIES, CARRIAGES AND SPRING myrie iTE, 930 F st. n.w. a = Friday evening at the invitation of Dr. and|mistakable. We are of opinion that it ex-| nor would we find equitable ground for 0) “CAB. 82 JOR SALE—E ST. N.E. ° ror sate ‘la F Mise Helen Hi daughter of | PTE, first, an absolute intent that there shall | allowing interest, because it has not been caused i Sy EE I ays have on hand F° ONL 1 LOTS LEFT. PALISADES OP THE FOTOMAO | Mrs. La Fotra. Miss Helen Hurst, daughter of | Po'S' Sit on Rock Greek; socend, that this park, | by postonement ee the part of the govern- oo" Ur. and bath Pnisued uatural wood und stained | Horses suital Fal line of Harness | {Ux cech, te 10-tvot alley: gemor; OVER $80,000 to LAND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY. Bishop Jobn F. Hurst, presided and weleomed | absolutely provided for, ehall’ not exceed a| ment. Interest, therefore. cannot be allowed Games GS EO. ro tee will incr 40. to. OO pgecene within TS é i the guests, assisted by Miss Cora B. Thomas, | certain size nor cost more than a certain sum. | by order of this court. and that leaves the whole ben c: Co Bing, 13 and 18 montis; gOS poate | MAGNIFICENT VILLA SITES OF ONE OR MORE (‘District superintendent of the “Y's,” and Miss | We are further of opinion that the subsequent | fund to be disposed of as # fund made up of the WASHINGTON HORS a0, AE anek 1S aonb; 9800 © Fenes OF ACRES Addie Burr, Miss Langton, Miss Taylor and | provisions of this act. notably the provisions | valuations of the property. ‘Ihe order. will, epll-lo. 910 Lo GEO. Y. WORTHIN s — Miss Clara Lutz, all officers of the local so- | relating to the recorded map, were intended to | therefore, conform to the principles of this — Ok SALE- FINE 4980 Nv OF CARRIAGES 2 b eee ciety. Boctswain Langston of the U. S.re-| be in furtherance of the intent that a park | opinion. ME GE Le Kot tia i00 to al ate Oe ae ee ee srng Arch Ge RR ereROMA ceiving hip Dale decorated the parlors most | should actually be secured, though within re- ——— - : meet ia writhronters. “You will find my wurk fer ant trices | OR SALE Se RD MOE handsomely wich flags and his danghter made | strictions as to size and cost, and were For the Russian Sufferers. f SFR SEW YORE AVE lowes c house. He RGORY, F NORTH SIDE OF N STREET. sg bright and. interesting little speech. Piano | not placed there with the intent that} ‘The following additional contributions have Feces ait corm improvements: asin BETWEEN 17TH SI. AND CONN. AVE. TERMS IN EVERY CASE TO SUIT THE PUR. | Dutsic was furnished by Miss Corn Hodge and | they should, upon any contingency, operate | hoon received by the Ited Crom for the Euming ar: aa EA AS ee a CHASER, Miss Hull and Mise Thompson sang. Miss | to defeat the’ undertaking entirely. In other | hous received Us the Lied Crow for the S & BUTLER, 600 Fst. mw. | ae Panay mae inawy. LOTS FROM 800 UPWARD. Cora Thomas said the object of the society was | words, we are of opinion that the only fair and | {wine relief Cand up to 12 m. April 29: rE r Very cheap at $15,000. . eins. x to inculcate temperance and prohibition prin- | reasonable construction of this act is that it in- Alabama—Florence, William Porterfield, for 2 . Spit eae ee BET.F| SEVERAL FINE RESIDENCES ARE NOW BEING | ciplea among. sagged people. There are | tends that a park, not exceeding 2,000 acres in | citizens, $74.46. Connecticut—New Haven, M. . NEW ESTORY 9-ROOM CEC We have hen= ISN CHAP. | ERECTED ON PROPERTY ALREADY SOLD. fourteen Y. W. C. T. U. organizations in the | area and not costing more than the ‘sum which | R, J, Dubois, $5. Coloredo—c s ie on 4th st. 1. ¢. bet. Dand E- ‘ive our Gwn guarantee. myz-Jt | THOSE PURCHASING NOW ARE SURE TO RE- | District, aggregating a membership of ever | Congress appropriated for the accompli-hment the Gazetie Printing Compan: 3 uw. i. ; lots eweh 17-65x97. of i wexous, our own © OF THE | ALIZE HANDSOME PROFITS IN THE NEAR | 300. Lemonade home-made cake were | of that purpose, shall actually be secured; and | of Columbia—Washi B. H. WARNER & CO. was oo paki aera n TN over- | FUTURE, disponsed freely and the crowds who attended | intends also that the provisions of this statute | jr) Gant yan ‘O16 Fst. n. AO and 2712 Mst. nw. mh26-3m_| looking eity TH, with | For plats, pamphlets and further eed pronounced the affuir a grand success. shall operate as the means of accomplishing pd j 10k SALELON G4 BT S.W. TWO-STORY A SR Se eer eee 3 ay7-Bt?_ | at company’s office, 1415 F st- n. w. my$-2 Among those present were Miss Cora B.| that end. We think the processes of interpre- cellar &-room. sud bath belek, with modern tus. eredea wont ah tebe | OH SALE— ‘Thomas, Miss Helen Hurst, Miss Addie Burr, | tntion and construction alike support this con 2 Big. el. sy nayons and Bate a | atte ee eens eee eee tea Miss Langdon, sliss Taylor, Mies Clara Lutz, | clusion. 7 ne \. H. WARNE! Duyont Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Duvall and daughters, Rep-| ‘The first section of the act provides a —Atchison, F. K. Brooke, rector Trinity B. H. WARNER & aur, 408 Pa. ave. Sas ai South Brookland, short distance from | resentative John B. Long, Mr. J. . Wiggins, | tract of land Iving on both sides of Rock ered en epee Hage yg cabo ob OR SALE—CARRIAGES, WAGONS AND BU 4 station. Price, $200 and up; €10cash | Miss Daisy Williams, Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Corsey,|* * of a width not less at any point than 600 | Eavington, Willmm F. Bucr, for eitisens, £90, wits cn basy terms. Repairing aml ort: A. P. FARDON & Ci : Mr. Harry Duncalson. Miss Nellic Reede. Mr. | feet nor more than 1,200 feet, including the bed | yfichisun_ Clio, Orville Reed, #2. ‘Minnesoton: } fed to. “COOK & JARBO! OR SALE 40.5210 to J0-FT. ALDI = payment, @5 per month. Ben}, Graves, the Misses Graves, Miss Atkinson, | of the creck, of which not ‘les than 200 feet | Minneapolis, 0,'W. Firkin for citizens, $102 2, é Zton. ‘ 6. side al ater, wi tre BARNES & WEAVER, the Misses McDaniels, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. | ahall be on ‘either side of aid creek south | Montana Dillon, A. Eliel, for titieom, €9% in thoi ot handsome new stowestromt houses LES ee eas B Bradley, Mr. and. Mrs. Gillenwater, Mrs. | of Broad branch rond and Blagden mill rood, | North Carolina Aurora, Sallie A. Hooker. @2 A cokaliaa Onke ta Shap price for sh : opl3-Lm €20 Fat. a. w. eee Miss Cora Hodge, Mra. 8. V./and of such greater widih north °f | New York—Branchport, Grace A. Timmerman, F 18 Jeattiesstov 1h 0. .. White and daughter, Mr. W. 'H. Huston, | said roads as the commissioners designated in | NO" 107%. 56; Moravia, Fitz Beach, for inc’ wasons to suit ail kinds of Mise Clara Haynes, Mr. Wm. Washburn, Mr. | this act may select, shall be secured, as herein-| Citizens, $l. Ohio—iiarteville, C. P. Geilline harness at a low pre SHOOTING STARS, Frank Fletcher, Mr. Giles, Miss Crampton, | after set out, and be perpetually dedicated and for citizens, €61.49; Spencer, Miss A. A. EF SK. FROBEY, 1230 ‘Mr. Ingalls, Mr. and Miss Wetmore, Mr. and | set ‘as a public and pleasure ground | Fcfiries, €5; ‘Suilicld, George F. ‘Newbanuer, Fs - $LOodeh, Bi. WaRk ee Oo. Thi ae Mrs. Alfred Wood, Judge and Mrs, ‘McDowell, | f benefit and enjoyment of the of cost-| A wealthy uncle is usually allowed to have| irq. Bell and daughter, Misa Nettie Brown, | the United sistes tole Leen by. met nea . fronting 15th, C and North | his own way because of his will-ful character. | Mrs. John L. Denham, Miss Hull, Mise Thomp- | Creck Park: Provided, however, that the whole i be subdivided into abou son, Mrs. Oarson, Mrs. E. L. Harvey, Mr. Wil-| tract so to be selected and condemned under st of about $550 a lot. + desirable core Property. 8x Skippins: “What is the deepest musical com- | cox, Mr. Hall, Sr. ee Mr. Ison, Mr. Mac-| the provisions of this act shall not exceed 2,000 from Reformed Church, $13.65. “Paunsylvania ‘910 sw, eee ira its, —Williamsport, F. H. Keller, mayor, for citi- re zens, $5.17 (additional). South Carolina—Co~ lumbia, Rev, E. Ca , $6.50. Vermont— NEW YORK AV Min. i. A°so 208 ane Tous umd bat Barnet, D.C. Farris, for citizens, €143; ’ pee iy rts namiee, Miss Lathrom, Mrs. Crist, Stise Moore, | acres, nor the total cost thereof exceed the | Wor bamety 2. C_ Farris, for citizens, @14$; YUL BARGAIN-NINE- WATERS & THOMPSON peste yo Soo. oe the Misses Ramsey, Mrs. and Miss Clements, Mra. | amount of money herein appropriated. Church, for congregation, $10; Pitissela, & 0. « c th 8 fue coneer t__185 Fst.. opposite Ebbitt House._ |" Plippins: “ “Down in s coal mine.’ Keating, Miss Johnson, Mr, W. F. Gapen and| ‘The appropriation referred to is made in the Vail, pastor M. E. Church, for citizens, @26. fk: cust uly. Geb 2 _KENYON, Star dffice. 3 Most desirable corner in Le Drolt Park, contain- daughter, Mr, Corbin Thompson, Rev. Dr. “H. | following words of the sixth section: “To pay Washington—Spokane, N. "W. Durhum, #18 : 3. Avply to WELLER & HED SALE-OWNER LEAVING THE CLTY—A | ing 229.000 feet, with improvements which cost about | Her hair was red. “Do you think,” she | H. George, Miss Rector, Miss Richardson, Dr. | the ex) of inquiry. survey, assessment, | West Virginia—Martinsburg, N. D. ania ave. 3 €. my wi ut full-size square grand piano; nearly | $1: nd nd Mrs. La Fetra, Mr. Robert Morse, Mr. | cost of lands taken and ail other necessary ex- Lawton, Mrs. N bor and daughter, Senator | penses incidental thereto, the sum of good condition. This is # lovel i SMETHING YOU OUGHT To bry, | MI: hentoome dack tostwocd Sascs fallen ead Eatin the vacabt groan wi a* gvely | asked, that a white horse follows a girl with red aaa ick hes : T. W. Terry, Dr. MeMaster, the Misses Yeat-| oreo much thereof as may be necessary, is man, AY: < $21.73. Wisconsin—La Crosse, B, Calvert, mick house: lot 20x79; only #1,600. | SoBe end perfect im Hi. WARREB O.. hair?” churches and schools, $443.44. W, a ee ae eee eee w beat this “yap if you cab. AY ply y Laramie, Mra. M. T. Ulen, @17.25. ome’ tate t aie THREE ADIGE “I don’t know,” he answered gallantly, “but hereby apropriated,” &c. ssidintitct ts tg AY & HALDEMAN, om SALE ON STI ae BaTaeee ‘saNp TA SSI eh, shear Lintoln. Panis ec I wouldn't blame him in some cases if he did.” So Te may be added that the title of this act is: ‘Took His Whole Pile. , © am B ot. | Ft Sov ant bath dwelling, with leeye vend front (init ee A Bereaved Family. pain got putborising the establishing of «public! 4 son whoanswored the name William A. Bean A TWO-STORY | poppet rghs ag Ff 0 sa. ft. and bas a wide alley dsome largest sie jew parlor upriatit “Mra, Primmins is exceedingly neat.” “Yes.| Great sympathy has been extended to Mr. and —— it would be impossible to express | was tried in Judge Kimball's court this morning - wane iy SOMN B. WIGHT, 1410. _ | SR Menem meee tees, wuvl; full scale; arena If she could have the earth she wouldn't take it | Mrs, John J. McCarthy in their grief over the | nove distinctly nn ubsolute ineent that « park | ona charge of indecent exposure. There was evj- ? ) SWORMSTEDT & BRAD- Fess BA PLEASANT LITTLE HOME ON | pure and rich tons quality, with weecat tf because it would be impossible to keep it| loss of their only child, Marguerite, who died thould be established. Unless the absoluteness | dence offered to show that the man violated the aan Hanualire ave, to saunnes below Washing. | Collie: cast $500; cat. be liad for Cash clean,” Wednesday morning after « short illness of | of the authority given by the broad language of PERS AND a TNE, | gr wele, containing six rooms and bath, for on'y | sold atonee. This is a rare chance to procures good i SALE-GOLUMBIA 1 on y ye i law at the circus yesterday in the prosence of vk ‘ os, bot | 83.500. JOHN B. WIGHT, 14106. | HEE ERR, Dun’ fail to nee tt. "The owner, an oft Le ‘On every street. — diphtheria. While all that loving hands could do pre o necearily do Yo be willy 4 con come females and Judge Kimball fined him @100 Beek * —— : , Several bargains sone them. “I,” said the man who was beating the | to help them in their trouble was freely offered, ~ the LUABLE PIECE CSTN 7. OW. WHIT! F. 5 » * nt or conditional authority by some or ninety days on the farm. | Fiopty ay sa rane RCE OF BUS yess ia THE PIANO srereeey Forse i FRET Ox Bsr. ‘AND, 70 SRE ares illustrate the fact that actions are | it was not le for their friends to be present = provision, it must be to be the fi ‘ “Tve —_ = a a ‘the prisozer, “and imyG.Ge ns SS JOHN B. wiGHT, -| FOR SMECATARGE Stock Or eLeGan |x, ot, Adjolilne, aii at Ootear bye 4] He | UA than words “Then,” said the judge, “TU make theme oR SALE—HOUSES— ‘Stieff pimes, in oak, mahogany, burl and other vl ve reuized if Vurchaser will bat ad F° NORTHWEST. fancy “wersl, case. factory ries: ‘whole property taaklng 100 feet on S34 ‘The circus Brings a wild weird glee - apeetetipriaane 2 £5 Mst,bb, Ses, PRETPER & CONLIPE, 417 21th stn G24 teet ou b ste: an elegant corner, cane AO4OS N ost, bh in §-arecak bao OWNEL, 1411 10h 5 * Pett” To Johnny; he's s bother; ‘Mrs. Kettner Wants = Divorce. 7 eet | 19 a FoR Sto il piano; ich rosewood case; R SALE—CHEAP—137 FEET FRONT 18T ‘There's only one more wild than he, Annie R. Kettner, Linkins, by Megsrs, Ps houses iceut the two] ii rand p t, n.e. between C and D sts. ;an offer wanted: hed Yersd full, round tone; used less than three months, and an ed: will And that is Johnny's father, it ©. U. PARKER, 444 and Bvt ee Warrauted good as new ; will be sold at a low figure, PBRY SAA party who will bulld at once, s resting place in the lot at Mount Olivet | owners that this authority to take land and to | Ralston, Siddons & Taylor, has filed « bill’ for a auie be ae ee scat te caee en aN eee are | Seema et teem ee Can PARLE —— cemetery, andthe uptarued earth was hidden | oettak ttt ts sence oa nnd and | Zvverce from Semmes Dy Mettnee who she oor Mas 09) Lestene RS W Estey ona; ~— | JOR SALE-CHEAP—LOTS 1, 29,4 AND u, 8g. | They Joke about the bathing suit; beneath the burden of white roses, lilies and | thority by tho yale married to in August, 1884, and she charges de- F 45i tut Bip SI LS a a ee ‘The wonder of it all that were above the mound, ‘the — sertion October 30, Bhe arks that she be both sub tage and couslers; 8 vowertal onsen: good Routh: Washington ba that rat be hongat for Uae per | Is why they say #0 much about 0 Siting memento to tle influence ex- [ned tobe ten, and providing that Se tae ai potent her nenten mene of Lata, S=si, ba cathe: SLE ft: Jug ou star a anneal ‘What really seems so emall. grted by lite Marguerite daring hex own short ing of that np tote pare abould be held aiapiaceant nie nyt _____«AS25 PENNA. AVE, QB ro iD ‘Seana eee ESEES can 2 US Ss “condemned” to be taken. It is insisted that the Susan Fitsgerald’s n Foc itidition avod tSue'engy teres Pace fer | POR SALE-KENESAW AVE. NEAR 15TH, SIDE| “If I were to awsk you to be mine would you Thirteon Years a Pastor, ~~ _| designation which the commissioners were au-| Tho will of Sussm Fitzgerald, fied today, nt, uivved and packed. HUGO WOHCH & CO. os | Paley, 700. de a sister to me?” of to make must be when | leaves to Mrs. Sallie V. Baker for life part of RMGC'R NS, hte pines svi bo | soun 0 SONSGSK RS elew, mm._| Pesynsten me torte of Rvs W.E, Parscnnot tie Choccr afte | nd; asi they had been origina Jot 4, square S14, and after her desth to the ASE DIS NEE aleane | POR GALE—BIG DARGATY— A600 LEAS THAR Reformation waa observed yeaterday. ‘The pas-| think, a contusion of principlon, Its true fast | Baptist Home; to Louisa Therm lots and 6 if USED upright grand. GOOD AS NEWyrat | 2 an ‘the front; m ‘ave. 3 pae- pee Reda ® fisyae 4 Biatirg Wnend a 7 done by one to whom autherity to do it S55, ant, to PROCTOR & PROCTOR, issn chaseshshed |15 sipping ns do tor inthe coure of hiermon spoke ofthe rnut | 23 9 os Sloguied han tbe" snmyaiiy a Test Co. sub 21, equare 63, in trast 0 ee Foe atk aS oe | eG a tenis nd n aed ote cba | ee att” cena | hee eal a enced nes sac Fiice for cach, from a up. “at GL ‘WILD % POuwtiA; BARGAIN. Boats twenty-seven new families, and | » taking of private for ‘use. by | of the estate to her son, Andrew Jackson. IRranich & Back Pan eee eee ee EE -LOF. contributed for all purposes. | one whe is guthorized trike to we- Ee aes, atin eta es pe Ey Igglfare'hed aken i end ate is wm AS the taterstate exotoriaal contest to Minas- oe “= Mas. M. J. Hoxr, ge pet loot. SOR B. {ns yole » valpable widition wes made the taking is to as done | apolis last week Miss E. Jean Nelson o! De Pauw SALE BRICK DWELLING, 19 ROOMS, ALL Sia eet... FOR GALE BULLE, ta Ing the senting capacity of the mnie endioase | Wa Meaoganiatere., Bat the contention in| University, Indiana, defeated mine competitors Jot 208100 to alley’; nice bs ly receiving all the latest styles of gr share redsienhs oa rd - Senge bet I from as many states, winning a cash prize of A IMPORTED MILLINERY athe. - ie 0 Gat. Hamma of the California synod @100 in addition to the honors of the occasion, ale TERY COMFORTABLE? STO! , She is the first of the sex to win oratorical W. C. DUVALL, 925 Fst. nw. PST. NEAR CORCORAN BUILDING— oe eee DUUAEL, 025 Ft. aw. SALE—HERE 18 YOUR CHANCE TO BUY A PS pas arame aot. reer | ee or unfucuisbed: "ail ‘molsen Garceeserants: | Saly Whe, south the most uae sion in Great member of Aa Oey a RuIS AMD.LONDON HOUSES, Fe, Bae Oa pe John's Lodge of Masons, under direction of “sete rates ot Ps Se et to ‘the gervices will be conducted.