Evening Star Newspaper, July 23, 1892, Page 3

pede areiioe, yi i FOR SALE—HOUSES. __FOR SALE—HOUSES. * FOR SALE—LOTS. OR SALESSTONY JOR, BRI wander rent at month to momthly tenant. Price reduced to #3 on Corcoran st. hear 1 (OR SALE-THE OWN ROOM HOUSE AND BATH; |ALE—A CHEAP CORNER LOT ON COLUM- om endo, ouly” 2,500 cash required, A very cheap homie on P ‘VID D, STONE, 806 F st. n.w. ‘18th ; 3 story and ceila-; a. m.1 BR) Sane ss Sa __ “Ae. ERS FOR SPECU- R SALE—A SURES PER CENT INVESTMENT— ore 3d F: ranient local! ‘Sth and Tanishea in very and Ess. s.¢.; oon per is Bek ave. nie. ; cheap at ‘vestibule: excell BARNES & WEA’ ey west corner of 6th st. and Florida Groom and cellar dwelling ; mod. im . foot. | t0 10-foot alley. Iya” RARE BARG: iI ACRE See yds ee 30 SE ON CHEW. CO., OIT Fat. IBS IC JOHNSON: He Be BCHEW SE. R SALE—A BARGAIN IN A104-ACRE FARM $55, SStOry and besement, bet. ‘cornet of Harewood aye. and Elm ha ‘a EASTERDAY & HA) near Branchville, George's county, Md. = handsome residence; choice fruit; good. Going to be sold. $y203t_JONNO. JOANSON- Rie B CHEW: Se. SS Wary Ira Price de. FT. RAISER. is. HO Pst BW. ONABLE OFFE house, 181 a Pro ihe bet. 16th and hi ished Se JOR SALE—A NICE HOME AND GOOD BAR- gain in southeast, only qne square ce Groin iweiling nearly new: 1 R BALE—LOOR | 2 lot in one of the best If ‘elgeies #150, cash. balance €20 per mERSTERDAY © HALDEMAN NLY $250 CASH, BALANCE 935 crecled on adjoining fot "ir FO STEED. BRON, 800 Fat. nw. ws residence et a bargain. | inonth, includ Ee Stee been eleeautiy papered - the house i= well built conveniently a ight and cheerful: ¢ Achance to vet a frst-c house has recent ‘and’ pine. ‘ACRES: SALE 2, A CENTRALL SADE, #2 fo WILE BOY, CENTRALLY i, are the termscn which you can ‘good frame house, it DA y bay-window brick: @ rooms + 1o-foot rear alley: located on 7th st. 8.6.4 ‘trom E. Capitol st. EASTERDAY & fart bed rooms and large | bot 21. Ixik, with “1o-foot “alley on side; beautiful | © front, stone basement and trimmings. DAVID D. STONE, $06 F st. nw. AN ELEGANT NEW RESIDENCE AT we price, built by the owner for of too. ereat dis rom Gt cost: Butlt of thweery best HALDEMAN, a Le 235, 237 3D_ ST. 8.W. ; TWO TWO- 0 8; renting at 84400, “Oue-thira cash: ‘elgat rooms: m¢ One-third cash: oe two, + price, o mR SALE—A BARGAIN IN TWO LO’ With & ase, oe ee back from ms 8, = 9} Eas ents. Price, $3,000. Six, twelve, eighteen and twenty-four months. iy cea Aa TON ARD, O30 44 tt. 8. we ALE—TEN-ROOM PRESS-BRICK FRONT yusiness, 2" gle legis gen al A, 005 6th et. n. a3 cellar, wash room: DAVID D. STONE, 806 F st. n.w. Y PROPERTY—56 Re mao river : onl) torneo fiver only WARE, 600 Ot at. GOOD DWELLING joer fue orchard; beau ge thm R SALE—A LARGE, NEARLY NEW COUNTRY residence. containing 15 rooms: hested with fur- Race; cellar tinder whole house: water tank # by windmill; truite of all kinds in great abun ; DAVID D. STONE. 806 Fst. nw E-FRONT HOUSE ): 1118 North Capitol st. ; two stories; lot 17 DAVID D. STON SALE-OR EXCH SNGE Jots_new horses, 207-011 28S 500. DAVID D. STONE, 806 Fst. n.w. EAP LOTS, P ST. house. with stable: 30-foot alley: & 1 Property; ail mod. imups. Apply aa BE Ee g DAVID D. STONE, 806 F et. n.w. OR SALE—A CHEAP LOT ON HARVARD ST. bet. 13th . [D_D. STONE, 806 F st. n.w. She xarden ; larze stables; high Sounding country: from}; e Lare brick bay-window front 4 copcreied cellag. House now ta course of com- BARNES & WEAVER, 029 F et ON BUILDING a THT Spee Santee s ath (near he thmore; express station ; 15 traf ray a ee eae or king ons wo Rbscreginglnded wit Iroad between Washington and post office, stores, &c. i SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY TH ot nw near G st, opposite the new Palais Royal a above is only a sek Ete POR SALE—MUST BE SOLD TO CLOSE AN ES tate “Desirable location for « road house; license miles from city; im- pean ters fovea di pete e by ex aly pure water evap’ yet found, at in purity any water now roperty invainable as = ‘or bealsh resort, while ita sit between the two st cities insares its success for any such purpose. ROOM BRIC K 11 ; new n.W.. 20290, onl; Le Droit Park. 4,75 Ail rented, to exchange for iots wuarantecd 15 acres: ed by 2-room dweliin ulseg apply to x. ae OR SATE-AT 0S CENTS JA Es ware. near 5 10715 08 Keneety Vib Ds STONE, 000 Fel nw. ] E—A CHOICE SITE ON FLORIDA AV! outbuildings. Bor full EASTERDAY & E: it cannot be surpassed by any lace between the two cities. For particul ia to L. WALTER, 20. rma Be apply to oh : Band. oblersla ize 18x80 to alley. : cottage, Lanier Height: 3.000 ; wanted ‘customers. Be cialis '30-ft. alley; one of the choicest sites for Soha RE! CO., 910 F st. n.w. R SALE—A CHOICE SITE ON 8 ST. BET. R SALE—A TRACT OF LAND CONTAINING S5Lacresat Branchville, Md..on main branch of H. i. This proverty tices two county reds, it lays level f hg of witch ina =355 ao eae iopot. dwelling and fidingp: wood : ‘re under cultivation and . truck farm or could be most ided. ) 4th and 15th sts. EASTERDAY & HALDEMAN, 608 F st. dnjeo of $2. 108 ft 3 NEW 6-ROOM AND BATH BRICK; od tape relation 6; lot 16562 DAVID D. STONE, $06 F st. n.w. SEAR 14TH. LARGE 17 rooms: very large stable; lot 22x DAVID D. STONE, 806 F st. n.w. ‘POR saLe—so. houses in the nort of Lth : bay window, 10 rooms, leg; ak pe low D. BTON! ae [BARGAIN-IN ALOT ON STH ST. : <u ian st. ne. bet. G ro nice gta ‘on 4th st. ne. bet. D ONE: B00 F ot. Fe for gan ay BL Gronting pavlin. drives examine this; 250. Der See 6-room brick atoms “thade and fi POR SALE_ON T ST. og. ft, nw. ; bean! 7th st. car line; POR SALE—A, and is only 1¢ paly 1003: Lig wide alley. ‘water:12 acres month. (193) EASTERDAY & HALDEMAN, 608 F et. NEW PRESS-BRICK HOUSES. of Lith stu. w. 7 rooms and bath LE and E, each 17. ESCOTT, WILCOX, investment? See Gattracti and all other information inqatre Ae a Bw andl cor. Sth end Le. ove. ‘near R, west side, 10 rooms and bath; good- handsome front, “close to Hist. cat lin snsard-roof’ brick dwe SALE—A DESIRABLE PROPERTY ON THE syege Settonal Mo TLE—OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP- Srey creas tote te Bite "verandas: larce bara. ‘bef DAVID D. STONE, 806 F st. nw. SPetgglft an 24, a alley. at DB. STONE. 606 Pet iD 7, BLOCK 1030, FHON BI Foe ET ye few York, 800 ith st. i SALE—LOTS 3 AN airy roon with ‘ing on Kentucky ave. jee apd ta hi le orchard. fruits Brice, 81,300, ‘Apply DUGAN BC eI o very. tral wal take 6300 northwest: price, cash, balance to suit’: mh the price. TD D. STONE, 808 F st. . e1gbt-room dwell Shade, eight-room dwelling, Sol Call also Le is 'W. HILLEARY & CO. wide “veran TEER, st F st. nw. “a 3y18-6e° Rout io, Laan ahd Treat SALE_TWO OF THE T HOUSES IN pressibreh toate. 8 AT THE RIVER FRONT. Fo, ,GALE SPLENDID BUSINESS PROPERTY store 20x1% Ainins roo WAL Rltchion 1NG0 halt ‘6 rooms on second, 40n third, Rew pres "a an 1003 Ane ‘@ALE—-TWO HANDSOME PRIVATE RESI- ARRIVED. ‘Three-mast schooner Annie F. Conlan, Rockland, Me.. Capt. Sawyer, nine days from Bangor, with 940 tons of Penobscot ice. Four-mast schooner Cuarles under store, cellar entire length of '§ ON LST. NEAR OWNER, 3240 M st. ALE—NEW HOUSFA BARGAINS lot 1744x100 ;7 rooms. 1° 100; 12 rooms. Inquire "DAVID D. STONE. 806 Fst. n.w. B SALE NEW HOUSE, 1107 6TH ST. NW; S stories and beet building celler under whole house. Furnace beat. lars at in hard wood and. aba gail a and, Loan Association of New York, 509 11th st. n.w. ‘bay-window bricks: SE. Je28-tu, this! E. Balch, Bath, Me bess = . gery 1,; a ‘New York, Capt. Baker, ten $5.200-914 RT window brick; § yooms, bath and ary "Capt, Crocker, ten days from ‘tons of ice.» Four-mast schooner from the ‘with 1,495 tons of ice. Anno Meson, Alexandria, Va., Capt, Benjamin ‘Dick. ereon, from Aquia creek. Va, WYachooner George T. "Donohue, from Yeocom! POR SALE-IN THE NORTHWEST AND WEST and mancbeting elf the imodcen improvensents, aad z alt the ‘modern ents. and Conveniences found ins desireble residence DAVID D. STONE, 806 F 458, 461 FLORIDA ave Sw Fe 53 bot. Kenesaw ave. and Ke wea property 15 “Sy83-3t WATERS & THOMPSON, 13 Fe SALE 457, head of N. 3 wenty-fve cords Ash, Baltimore, Pine’ wood; in stream. Schooner town, Capt. Clayton, from land Fe “jane; Randsome pew, Day-w i residen es, 9 large roouab: “ andfuraace, Price low to quick parehaser. Tera wet pri Sag Parent (0 es VED B. STONE, 808 F ot. nw. Gestrable ‘and ra} ‘improving neigh ‘papered and decorated : cabinet mantels, &e. , for the next few days, $4,000; small jance monthly on bui L. W. WEED &CO., Managers Ne- Fate elegant cabinet moantels cellar: ‘vara t hirh and healthy : near the fa. Taree ben bo.se, ide 0. Sper ft. FULTON LEWIS, 3 R SALE—CHOIOEST AND BERT with 116 tonis of id Emily, Tapp ek, veriand Peart Ais ih PRE ‘Cart Phiip. laddox creek, Va., with twenty-two JOR SALE—A GOOD PAYING INVESTMENT. 4 nice new houses, T bet. @th and 7th ne. another § rooms and bath; these rhout, with modern impro' hed a Loan Aatociation of Now are feet of ground inclosed ‘his property inust be seen Eckington at reasonab) Qa) ‘York, 509 11th st. n.¥. ‘ONE OF THE HANDSOMEST PBI- st re and dwell are nivaly paper Incipally oak, Schooner Riverside, Forrester, from Coan river, Va., ro cords ‘of ping, and oak the city: on Sst. near N. H. ‘and terms appl ‘pd cellar’ all uew houses, Pk. WEED & 00. lampshire ave. . 7 bail cash; balance lik: Capt. Von Stam s 5 , from Eleasure cruise around Chesapeake Day witht party. Schooner Edith Maf, Georgetown, D. C., Wr. from Chicomuxen creek, ae pia aoa, Sloop Wave, Georgstown, B.C, B.w.; new bay-window brick: hesvy brown-stone rimmings ooms and bath ; large reception hall; mnantels, beautiful wing tubes, &c. ; finished in natural cherry 7 500 11th st. nw. ‘ROBT. WALDRON, s Builder and Owner, 835 6th st. ne. ‘ROOM HOUSE ON 14° Fo ‘SALE— FIFTEEN STX-R0OM GOR SALE—40 Fi TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSES, [OR SALE_A NINE- nw, Detwoon O and P ste. ; on. cords of pine Ww: Capt. “L. W. "Sooit, from add... with five corde of Pine and oak one = “ht hia, ‘Capt, Smith. 20 Capt. Bush, from Quantico, Va. with exude merara, Baitiniore, with wood. Schooner nes Conroy, Capt. ©. K. Ashton, from James river, pater tn] it and convenience of a first-class Se ee Assoc! of Ne b.w.. oF will exchange for lots. _ Price, $9, 500. W. E. BROWN, 711 14th st. nw. OR SALE—@4,250-BEAUTIFULLY LOCAT! 2,750 AND $2,800 EACH, Now is the tim: 4 omy ne the hor Sow is the time t= take your ctiolce, as the hoases are fast ching completion. Thi Fooms, bath, large closets and pantry im Ritehen terme appiy L. W. WEED Stormal B and Loan 500 Lith st. nw. That beautifully located building site, consisting of several acres more or less, situated afew hundred ya a fa . with luniber, wili probably G0 to Al andria oF Georgetown todischar ze. yards west of Aqueduct on Potomac Heimhts; acy trie roxd now being fini Biot tanta ‘ear town of Rosiyn, by Free bridge: elec: two steamers run- FULTON LEWIS, 1 OR SALE_BARGAIN—H ST. cabinet and slate man- F.. GOOD BUS BAILED. ‘Three-mast schooner Mable Hooper, Rockland, Me., Capt. Hooper, to Georgetown to load coal for some resumably Boston; in tow of tug Eva ted on Duncan place northeast, which is being renner walks, PA EEACHLER E BATCHELDI na iness proversy ; frame dwelling aid store; lot 20x 10); tor a short time at 83,600. c WATERS & THOMPSON, 1355 F st._ every fifteen minute R. B. Lloyd, known as Fort Be: f Potomac river, overooking Washington and perty is most desirable and will be sold to der at auction at 5 p.m. Saturday, July ~ oS being part of the ostate of DER TO CLOSE AN ESTATE three-story and English O1SL st mw; B rooms, bath. feot "wide. z JOR SALE—1 heirs will sell at Belle Cain, Alexandria, Guiding Star, Gept. Ri AT A BARGAIN—A GILT-EDGE Jot 242120 feet to business corner. northwest; suitable for s R BALE—OR RENT— Capt. Kennedy. Schoone Wiintaine, to St Mary’ to load’ wood for this port. Four-mast mrocery. ration Very central. AL- ‘buntoese, Dusiness. of twenty p. FOS, $0 F st. nw wn 3382-3t wr SALE-TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING, ea sue. rome and batie room; all mod. & RUTHERFORD, 1907 Pst. n.w. R SALEHANDSOME NEW 3STORY DRICK 3 \_¥.; 13 rooms ant bath est iraprovomsspia: andsomely deco: ct: house open for in- islandave. Apply on premises or to Wit. Bi 45s Lousiana aver “hooner “Fannie C. 30,4 ‘Lerins: ¥4 cash, balance in G, 12 and 18 months: se- cured by trust on property. = st Coulbourn, light, to Nort amer Cranford, esapeake bay and tributary wi ner Suining Light, Alexa: Roberts. Philad bert, Philadelphis 140, between Columbia road and Ke > Within two squares of eable road: 6: per foot.” Apply to 1 ALE _FIVE-ROOM BRICK HOUSE NORTH- $5,000; bargain; $250 cash bal 5665 10Uh st nw Mount Peasant. — 4th stn e. near Est., Ors., cell fixtures: good trade; satisfactory reasons f M. MARTIN, 1939 Pa. ave. b.w. cs -.-- 86, UTHERFORD, 1: ‘esion, to Yeocon ne. nearist, Gre, cellar, bath, aint. ; rt Bowen, Fall River, Mass.. Capt ny Dit, to load ‘coal for sorwe mer Watchful, Philadelphia, Capt. hited States revenue apt. Mitehell, to Baltumore, fers on official crise, ‘Va. Capt, Rich- jattawonian cree! Geo. B. pis, to. Philadelphia. Barge: At- Capt, Sokm Anderson. to Piliadel- faa, Pailadeippia, to Philadel ‘Aloxandris, Va.’ Capy Sohn joad wool. Barge Fitch to i to loud railroad ties to Philadelphia. Cumberland, Capt. J. N. Mills, to NE. DIAMOND ‘rood surrey, liorse oF Srst-claes DIAMOND, Star offices TS R SALE-A SMALL STORE, GROCERIE: td provisions: will wall at a ba R SALE—NEW, ELEGANT AND THOROUGHLY fashionable center northwest; ‘ertaining. Price. $31, ‘TYLER & KUTHERTORD, well adapted for om n Teomunocasing. alley: easy terms toa’ builde 2 vhue is going to be improved this fall ‘Own Mary Jane, Alexandria, Vs RR SALE—TWO-STORY BAY-WINDOW BRICK; six rooms and bath; all modern improvements brown-sone | trimui dso: Sigh, balance in small opt co in emall monthly ¥ £ NALLERY, 02% Fn.w. 7 Church station. Address st. (opp. Ebbitt House). Va. from Charleston, 8. Snest lots in H. Schooner Ocean Queen, Tappahannock, Va., Capt. Taylor Swann, sailed to Coan river, river, Va., as the types made it Schoouer Maria Elizabeth, Baltimore, phy oe bas 7E ARE THE PEOPLE. — ze Ask the population if RAMSAY is not the man AVE INVESTMENT STOCKS. mds at the rate of Ws and cellar; all in. Vateh cl . 81. Block’ trom” East pe First-class main spring, 81. All work warranted one year. 8 per cent per annum. Others which pay OR SAL ELY HOMES IN NW. SECTION. new brick and stons dwellings. 6 to 12 Bath: bes nished. modern 200, 88, 000.89.000. Pat. Cd For sale in sums of 3 BALE-GROCERY STORE IN MT PLEAS deine a tustuess of 81.5 Thorwe, wages, batch closest investiation. ‘2 new Groom Louses and bath ; F st. n.e. Also spechlative investments in ©. T. SNYDER & 0O., G12 F st. well known ‘bet DUE. Capt. Sel- Schooner Va., Capt. Henry Canter, from . Schooner Alpha, from ooner Eva C. Danenbower, . with lumber. NOTES, in to discharve.” Four-mast is inthe peake bar, Dut, 3 dispatches do not'state whether she 1s bound for Bal- RARE CHANCE — 9100 CASH. 825 attractive t-rvom and bath Yay-wingow rettily faished and TON LEWIS, HESS arty leaving town. jory frame honse, 1610 Vermont avenue large lot. Price, $3,500. Gepsated Chis 8 rh Tux Jupiter, OR SALE-LOOK AT THESE TWO PRETTY Four-mast schoon:r Lydia M. it. Wallace, Georgetown, D: with coal, has reached her H. Russell, Capt. Wells, ‘ant from the ‘Penobscot to Baltimore, Capt, Neal, at Balthmore. "Steam barge Thowas Venuers, NEW HOMES; OWNER HAVING LEFT THE LL aT SALF—SEVERAL CHOICE ©.) Capt. Hayden, is. dischured: is’ being ‘overhauled. Sloop yacht Seneca will te condemned. The effort of the T. V, of Lincoln Park at the low flea 2 hotels, furnished complete, } underiaker's business, fhirty years established. and preserve stand in market or bottling establishment. For fail particulars apply t PASTERDAY & HALDEMAN, ant a real barcain look at these. Arrowsmith to dive county, Breton’s | ND LATROBE; A FINEIN- DD. STONE, 806 F st. n.w._ S.W.. THREE VERY AND BATH. RANGE 2 = VESTMENT. APPLY F the moat sonore property for em invest: H. T. LEIPOLD, s. w. sters havi ‘OR SALE—ON 9TH ST. desirable pieces of property ; Testaurant, of for @ grucery wate residence . one situat~<d ‘of 10 pee cont: rece for th pee RICHOLD, ea of Alexandria need rep OCERY, MEAT AND PROVI- cea dee a leak caetee: (dently a superstitious man. Leon rdtown, St. Mary's id St. Clement's "bay. trai ‘n reasonably successful. Two made this port since last issue In the harbor at present are five wearing a qui ‘of sticks, Georgetown. and the schooner ‘Dawson of ‘t yppabannock, Va. fe commanded the pahanhock schooner Isabel, off the afverdeck of th Bengeuin Darton, the cook was drowned. This 8 ull sis. n.w., near Le 0 itable for tmmediate ance for a bufider or for : ‘Oe. sw. cor. 13th and F's oR SALE-HOMF SEEKERS AN lators are appreciating the investments offered in Center and Northwest Eckinzton lots and they are be- BARGAIN— $2.60: PRETTY 8IX- bath bey-window brick; throughout: best location n.e.: p investment; small cash payment ; cess 1600 Rives piace n w.. bet. Rand ST., WEST WASHINGTON. CELLAR BRICK, 7 ROO GES to OE G st. ne. - new Groom bricks; | Price, #4, 500. 1920 Harewood ave. rooms: cellar. Prics, #4490. WRIGHT & STOCKETS, 619 Est. nw. ALE #20 CASH, $20 MONTHLY, PRICE, | wroved 6-room cot latrobe, porches, ball JILL SELL MY WOOD AND COAL will take ins partner with «mail canttal; old-es- and. Addrews Box 36, Staroffice. | It R SALE—FINE DRUG AND PRESORIPTIO prietor has outside yu aecident occurred t off Indian Head 1 i returned to Tappahannock aud will make another vo; is Henry Cartor. loaded with forty tablished stand. SU0—A new modern: bay window. cellar, CASH WILL BUY COR” GROCER) ein the Isabel. “Her new captain Isabel is at Yeocom: 5 cords of pine and oak wood for ‘expected up this evening or to- morrow. There has been a change of captain aboard Baltimore schooner George T. Ash. now in the stream with wood from Yeocomico. "Joseph H. Hall mF. Donohue as her commander. The inerapidiy sold. Call for plat and 4 rices before the acgainsare taken, ground. GORDON & BRO. DANIEL & Anat store, stock, Sxtures, ice box, awning, horse and wazon : good customers. Teasons for sellin, NE-THIRD CASH. CA STapt her iyegod (OK SALE 77H SSE NEAR E cap. ‘ne huaie: twoatory, baj-wind od Dath, S200 cash, belance ment & SALE_MERIDIAN HILL, ON 10TH ST. BE ween “Erle and. Columbia, road er cent leas than its act oH Fl _ Jo Soy eT NW | TOR SALE — LARGE RANGE, chairs and tables, desk, kitchen utensil ‘addy has recov from his recent in- sy aud resunued work on the canvas | ana cutlery, in short, w whole and couplete dinint DERISL EAREAT. establishment outfit. Talk to MILLER, 022 F ot.n.w- the schooner yacht “hs y an investment, 920 K st. B.Ww. **Man overboard,” is wetting to be si For price and terms apply toa. i around the wiarves th hear it. substantially a mem! oceasion of the ct GAR. TOBACOO. AND CONFEC. re. Sold cheap if soldat onc LE_OR WILL EXOHAN UNIMPROVED PRI WEST WASHINGTON, (ACTIVE AND ENERGETIC reash on»-half int urence and reat nogene, Schooner Samuel Lank- ‘eocomico, Va., for Washington, a men hardly prick their cars hares Auort, who lives at Streots southwest, and whois rot the harbor force, was the ylastevening. He took one of the led tothe Leary ler. struck his Recovering frum "the ‘Stange’ "bs wera ‘from D Swann "back to” the “harbor” float. "His’ good ic ON AX SOF008 tate business.» Ac k SALE OR EXCHANGE EXCHANGING OF E ress Box 23), Harrisonbury, Va. N INTEREST IN ONE OF THE MOST BEAU- rofite largs: an enterpris- tal can rake money ra; iN MATTHEWS tiful stores in the city : Hip inquire of” inti ret." ed act.ooner, word laden, hre Just ent 1d.coine to below the N si _ Laura ©. Atderson, New York. frm tle oR SALE -COMFORTAP! RESSED-BRICK HOUSE, swimmer saved him — trouiile. red The Lact, now discharwing at the Kennebeé Ice Cou Bans's dock, is one ot the biguvat four-atickers ip ¢ho re. coutaining (rooms a GREAT BARGAIN IN A DRUG STORE IN Baltimore, doing a cash business of half or whole interest. P LO ON WHITNEY Fora few days this lot uum and bath ; 2x85, ‘SOX75. 6 rouuis and bath he was built at Baib, Me. in 1¥01, tons cross, 012.74 net, is feet and 17.6 deep. Her 1 iette-s |. W. N. and her official number 141,108. One handsomest of the ‘our-masters in Port is the P. Davenport, Bath, from. the Kennebec, now Qischarging at the American Ice Company's pier, The “3L'S. CARPENTER, 14 .w ATTENTION BUILDERS — WEST ON 081. 8 DING LOTS 11 RICE, 81,600, CHARLES G. EINGWALT. tie bid. . 130 F stp. w. TH ST. NEAR IOWA L. €. JUSTICE. VR SALE—A VERY DESIRABLE LOCATIC ‘two squares from the Capitol iibrary and half m cable care; :estory bay, 11 rooms, bath nodern improvements; handsomely fr hnveetaagne wil ren WILL BUY THE ENTIRE STOCK 0) furnished hotel at Atlantic ished business of si linen included: three ocwan verundas: hotel owner retiring from: bu bs OES cide tan eat Davencort built at Beth in i ‘ons gross, 1.2.70 3 bent and [26d 32D ST. N. We OWNER, 405 Cat. 2.0. T OR SALE—COME AND INSPECT THAT FINE 7 brick bay-window house, just Anish Tuodern conveniences and cou. ag aes, the cy FINEST BUILT Sitcre of ground.” This property te of ero oper ust be swld as owner needs money. eotigate, fee very low abd tertas (0 suit. L. C. JUSTICE, JOR SALE_HAVE ¥ are but three Vacant lots tween Iowa Circle and 14th st., and that each of said lots ran throuch to P st, SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, 927 F st. WOR SALE~WE HAVE A LARGE NUMBER OF Yoautiful lots in Mt. : — x THAT THE! CASH WILL BUY A NICE LITTLE BUSI- on Ehode Island ave. Ress, stock, fixtures and good id up to August 13. Soutomplate a tip tithes, Capes Howell Fe oa trip thitues, ‘Capte, Newel Dolman, Entwisie, Roos ty in ocd condition throughout sousbern southeastern Vir. nis. iver people na LE DAIRY LUNCH: IN GOOD LocAL- LE-4 GOoD INT tablished; wood reasons for ‘TMENT—A 2-STORY bts est cvenius makine inquiries nd ashing st Tanster iaiende, ‘orhey ‘rop will be agood one. Unusually low tides tod. ‘The ‘Eastern, branch is. grass of Annie ¥, Conlan, ‘capel ‘Crgcker oft 5 SALE_ WES’ ‘ON-ON Par. FRtantiee 8 1a "i i Rotemeres x oa. PICKLING, aeting. "Adress 11 R SALE—$2.000 WORTH OF PRIVATE STOCK ny deing coud business rave clerical work a @19 tainime five rooms: water in rear. rented t wood tenant Nok hear CoVerninent print: Tenging in price from * all near the cable road, Ww! ‘Now IS THE TIME TO BUY. TEVELY A FINLEY, G22 F st. n.w. 5 per square fo: — ‘Bo in operat Senn Ng ie math he Ofice. prive vuly 81-20 bene nly S)SABNES & WEAVE! in a manufactaring com) fall down the’ const. “Two ual ‘ast arrived in the Eastern ‘one Lumber. hi with wood and one with ae is ‘ull particulars to principal: OR SALE—HERE'S AN INVESTMENT_NINE- OWNER room brick and adjoining vacent lots ST. N.W.. 4 GOOD SUBSTAN- ick and edietnt FOE SALES BUILDING LOTS ON FLORIDA ing seven roems. bath, taal brick dwelling, ontatai near Sth; cable cars. > PANIC AT LONG BRANCH. uot Gap. anal Int oto. ote, alt of per foot: Grooms, bath and collar, acm i Fe.ivar Kendall Green, 83.800; av he: col 5 ‘or the continent M.S. CARPENTER, 1411 G st. scccmtnen | SATE—A SPECIAL BARGAIN IN A 1 med. tap. slot Lositd te land, ‘attend excla- Lightning Sets a Stable Afire at Midnight the recovery on © ‘near cor. of 10th sired 1@-room prick ary BW —® maodern-built tion. ‘8. CARPENTER, 1411 G st. HANDSOME RESIDENCE, 448 Q we front, with stone KR SALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR A LARGER house—Two of these excellent 6 bay-window houses on California st. near $20 cach to vcd, steady tenants. “Price, yy SH TO ADVERTISE AN Suey time write to GEO. ING ANY. ‘where at any BROWER ©0., 10 Spence st... Ne OR SALE-NEXT TO CORNER 5TH AND Ri | @2,850, Sa. uw. two-story [ress brick house, # rooms and IAT. PROCURE SUBDIVISION ELC Bare shou aa RBED. AN! NE IN NEED OF INFO! of will Lent repair: lot 0; Worms to sujt. OWNER T., Star office. JOR SALE-Si6 3D ST. larze brick Soom bay-window double he" je so uilt and arranged as to re ‘Gas. water, sewer and running closets to both. Hae met boon completed catirely new. * OWNER, 317 Penna. ave. 0. JOR SALE—A BARGAIN—A SNU house on E st between 6th aud 7th ste. 5. Inquire of B. DIGGINS, 334 Delaware m,{.; is well built aud finished in . 61S F st. nw. : oe pare |ALE—THIS 18 “GRAN! MANICURE. AND CHIROPOD- scan SPECIALTIES. ———————— oa POSITIVE | CURE: QUICK: | Gur Tux Bus. THE CONCORD HARNESS. LUTZ & BRO. 497 Penn. ave., adjoining National Hotel. ‘Trunks and Satchels of best inaze ALLEY; PRICE, 623, THREE VERY Ist 2316 Hat. m POK SALE —OR EXCHANGE-ONE THREE. Capitol’ xod ones bah dew. LC. SUstick, 1aiga st oR SALEBY JAMES G. JESTE: +e: and bath, cellar, 18x117. (contral), 21x04. (central). "20x. C. H. FICKLING, 1264 22D ST. N.W. 7 COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. ————— oe be BESTS ialiats 10 Leth > if i Fez it hy THAT WORLD'S Far. Alas, it hurts the heart to see Chicago bothered Fo, While New York stands and grins with glee, And says: “I told you so!” Stranger: “I haven't much time to spend in ‘Wachington, but I'd like to see some of the na- Residents>“Take the 7th street cars to the base ball grounds. They're sure to be there.” | George E. Lemon, Ross Thompson and W. F. Tucker are registered at Deer Park Hotel. Mrs, Kennedy of No, 200 9th street southeast and Mrs. P. Collins of No. 62 H street north- onatrip to Frederick and the irginia. Mrs. Arthur Wallace Dunn {s spending the summer at Deer Park. If the officeholder would study the average domestic he wouldn't feel nearly eo bumble when he declares that be is the servant of the pteeieinn mts ‘You know you owe me « living,” mid the ome in New York state. ‘The following Washingtonians are registered at the St. Charles Hotel, Atlantic Cit Burnes and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. . D. Moore, Mra. 8. C. Moore and Mise Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Gardner, Mrs. Gardner, Miss Gardner, Mrs. Childs, Mrs, M. G. Crocker, T. B. Clark and family. Mrs. W. Brace Gray and children have gone to Cape Henlopen Beach, Del., for the season. Mrs. L. ¥. Ellis and daughter have gone to visit friends in Belfast, Me., and vicinity. Gen. N. B. Sweitzer and family arc st Buena Vista Springs for two months, Mr. B. F. McCauley is at Deer Park. Mr. M. D, Helm has gone to Atlantic City for “Pernape I do,” answered the world; “but you can't collect it if you are too lasy to bustle around and prove your claim.” are eminently cal- tion. The fee pene one.recuperat nestles down at the the shore of Loon lake and fit of the sun, ite warmth, dy the ever-restless winds ‘that first from one side and s are no other houses within several bun- "Sous rencbes ‘he reaches z api tly erected. I les anc }, Tecen' it is it with color,a mixture of brown sides, roof and green blinds, a vivid the dark eather of the Bill. taken a fancy to one portico in particular, a cozy corner, commanding « view of aky and forest, with a mound covered with roses foreground. A valid's chair from the view of the Mr.and Mra ‘The ocean's sandy bed, Young Cupid, without «mile or nod, Just turned his back and fied. dred yards and it is very life at the neighboring “John,” she said, “I wish you would quit j humming “Heaven is My Home.’” “Why?” be asked in surprise. “Because when you are out home is the last place you think of going to.” Mrs, W. H. Lyles and her two little girls will for the Blue Ridge Virginia for the summer. Mr. H. H. Martin of the quartermaster gen- eral’s office and commander of Lincoln Post, | No. 3, and Frank H. Evans of same office and | Teave today ona two weeks’ vacation for Grange, in the mountains above Culpeper, Va., where their families are spending the eu: You very often hear that an ectress bas abandoned the stage when in reality the stage has abandoned the actress, ‘Things are rapidly approaching « point where the summer young man will have to wear a belt me because suspenders are so effeminate. 4 THE TRACK: N SOUT iGTON. At the residence of Rev. 8. H. Greene, No. staan a 1820 Q street northwest, on Wednesday even- ing, at 7 o'clock, occurred the wedding of Mr. Harry H. Nichole of the Post Oftice ment and Misa Roberta H. Blau, a well-known m school teacher. The bride was be- attired in gray crepe de chine. Im- mediately after the ceremony the berry bride parted on a tour to Niagara Falls usand Islands. Misses Mame and Irene Carter of North B | street (Capitol Hill), who have been seriously ill, are now convalescent. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. T. Carter, with their mother, Mrs. J. B. Carter, and Master Sammy Carter, are sojourning at Cape Henlopen Beach | during the heated term. Gen. N. L. Jeffries returned last evening from a visit to his daughter in Great Barring- ton. Mr. N. H. Shea Thinks the Pian Proposed im the Lee Bill the Best, “In an interview with me in Tux Stan of Saturday last,” said Mr. N. H. Shea to Stam Teporter today, “I was asked incidentally what I thonght of passenger station located at 7th and K streets southwest. I answered that I saw no objection to such a plan, Thad no idea then that any one was favoring a connection with that proposed location from the present station via 6th street until I saw the account of an interview with Commissioner Douglass im the I therefore desire to have it under stood that I would not approve of any plan that tahes 0 renewed terest in events and with attention when her companions read aloud that come out of the lake finding thelr way to the cottage. Mrs. Harrison's meals are sent Seca Soe rs, Parker at the hotel. Mrs. Alice Young has gone to Asbury Park for two weeks, Mrs. R. N. Belf will spend ten days at Atlan- The following named Washingtonians are at ur xy. Morgen ad wife, Mr. Z. P. Paul Gunion, Ada Miss Nina Gunion, Gunion, Mrs. L. H. Helj and Ruphus Helphe: z fe, Mr. Hermann Gasch, jr., Mr. Arthur Gasch, Miss’ Mario Gasch, Miss C. C. Mercer, Mise J. E. Ritz, Mr. Wm. Hogan, Mr. J. A’ ” Fussell and son Arthur, Miss Annie Fussell, Dr. Fentress and Mrs. Grigg and THE LICENSE Laws. The Need for Action on the Bill Pending Before the House. District officials are especially anxious to se- cure action by the House before adjournment ‘on the Hunton bill, which has passed the Sen- ate, regulating the sale of distilled and fer- mented liquors in the District. This is the bill intended to repair the defect recently discov- ered in the law, it being held under the decision in the Nau case that no penalty can be en- iquor without @ license, the penalty provided being for the failure to pay the tax. The report made by Mr. Hunton from the Senate District committee said: “Under this decision any person desiring license to sell distilied and fermented liquors in the District has nothing more to do than to pay the sum of money assessed and then he has a right to sell. The bill reported is intended to remedy this state of affairs and to provide pen- alties for carrying on any of the trades, busi- fessions practiced orcarried on in | this District without a license. vides that when the approval of the District Commissioners is required no one shail be deemed to have a license until this ay first obtained. It is believed this wilt protect the revenues and give to the Commis- sioners some discretion in granting liquor The legal situation is eet forth in @ report oa the subject made to the Commissioners by Mr. ttorney for the District, The authority of the Commissioners to im- licenses upon all trades, yusinesses in the District of C. upon the validity of the act of the assembly, approved August 23, 1871, and the amendment thereto approved ‘June revenue has been by the District under these laws, The decision in the case of the District of Columbia agt, Ignatius Nau, lately rendered by the Supreme Court of the practically subverted this law and risions nugatory.. Uae ority by passage of a remedial act this condition will continue. Under that decision all that a person need to do to curry on any of the trades and professions mentioned in said acts is to make a tender of the license tax to the Commissioners, which is held to be a sufficient payment under ‘that de- party to carry on the busi- ness, and, if he has made euch tender and is rosecuting the business, notwithstanding he received no license, no penalty can be en- forced against him. It matters not whether a part; convicted of the offense of keeping a Sunday bar, or Washington in opposing it. of that section have from time to time in pub- lic meetings unanimously urged the selection of the route from the tunnel via K and Water streets to the present Long bridge or, better still, to the proposed combination bridge of Engineer Davis. ‘They p with all the influence they could bear that the railroad be required to pi ‘the land immediately adjoining Water and K streets on the north, then run an elevated bridge. The land ‘of this route an elevated road resent or new bri Now the advantage of Mae Mr. R. and advocated Mrs. F. W. Stone is at Spring Lake, N. J. Mr. Owen McCabe is at Asbury Park, N.J. Mr. Lewis D. Davis has gone to Bine Moun- tain House for two weeks. Mrs. Lucy A. Leggett and Mrs. R.F. Thomp- sonareat their cottage, 35 Atlantic avenue, Ocean Grove, for the season, Miss E. P. Gatewood is visiting relatives in Virginia during the summer months, and will return September 14. Mrs. A. Howard Clark will spend the summer at Gloucester, Mass., and at Jewitt City, Conn. ‘Miss Katie Allen is at Oakland for # short fit : ii FE forced for selling i i z. F at i ¢ i | pany toelect. I think it [hine-tenths of the freight | Maryland and Virginia aven il ef lH it would save the ya very Of money to use the, thoet dirwot route, and Water «treets, The grades are from both wars on these avenues, heavy from the Long bridge. THE LEE BILL PLAN. The Lee bill, which was the outcome unanimous action of the various meetings in South Washington for the purpose | cating a definite plan, the river front, with passenger depot to be located west between Ist and 3d streets: south of the Botanical to purchase all the ‘Sd streets west and south for passenger and At the time we so the Pennsylvania the idea of Mr. C. M. Murdock has gone to Keep Tryst, Md., for a month. Miss Hettie Allen isonatwo weeks’ visit in St. Mary’s county. Mr. Francis J. O'Neill, who is traveling abroad, was for several days recently very ill in London and was under medical care. Word has been received that he is now convalescing slowly but satisfactorily at Folkstone. Mrs. A. M. Ball is at Berkeley Springs, W. | l i i tt i i ‘® connection i | i i { if T. F. Miller is at Asbury Park. Mrs. Wim. G. Boyd and her children, Willie and Louise, have gone to Asbury Park for the rest of the season. Mins Sadie Yoeckel of 215 5th strect, Capitol Hill, left Thureday for a visit to her cousins in Springfield, Mass, Mrs. J. W. Mason will spond a month at Gay- George C. Hazelton, Ht rofessions and L Ht to the ernment Sonvaiens thar thea h é g j Mrs. 8S. M. Harvey, recently at Capon Springs, has gone to Winchester, Va., for a month. Mr. J. Albert Duvall is stopping at the At- lantic Hotel, Ocean City. Miss Aunie Kelly of the government print- ing office/left last night for a visit to her aunt, Mrs. Mackenzie, in New York city. After se brief stay she will proceed to Syracuse and re- turn accompanied by her cousins. Mr. John B. Lybrook has gone fora month to his home at Blacksburg, Va. Mr. Geo. C. Bloomer, who has been at Lewis- burg, W. Va., for a few weeks, has gone to White Sulphur Springs. Miss Maggie Croghan of Baltimore is the guest of Muss Josie Fitzgerald of F street south- Mrs. Henry Custer gnd her niece, Miss Elsy on the 2ist for Watkins’ Glen, aud Thousand Isles. Dr. H. L. Mann has gone to Asbury Park. Mrs. M. A. McBride is at Mountain Lake 3 ab i cision to authorize the ge} Fe uli § & ws may have been ‘what place in the yopen his’ saloon and sell liquor, whether by a church or school house, he is se- cure in that buginees if he has simply made a tender of the license req: By this decision the discretion which fore was vested in the Comminsioners to grant or refuse a license has been taken away and the Commissioners rendered powerless to any of these classes of business by license. The i Mathews, left Niagara Falls j Hi Miss Bertha E. Adams is visiting friends in northern New York. Miss Kate V. Small of 9111 street, accom- by her aunt, Mrs. C. V. Griffin, left jew York for an’ indefinite visit. During their absence they will visit various points along the Hudson. Mrs. Dr. 8. W. Bogan and daughter Ethel and sons Fred, Lex and Sam, with Woodward, are stopping in Warrenton, Va, for Mrs, Sidney Cohen and daughter are ing a few weeks at Elkton, Va. Mra. H. B. Bonnette, Miss Adeline Graham Hines left the city today for the Virginia, The Misses Margaret W. and Marion K. ding July on the Maine coast, re- in Albany and Brook- Mrs. 8. J. King and son, Philip Mills, are summering at Atlantic City. Miss Edna Wallach is home again afier a t visit with her sister, Mrs. 8. J. King, at The friends of the parties concerned will be ber of feet of a dwelling house, and in this way regulate the location of stables in the District of Columbia, But under this decision this reg- ulation is rendered nugatory, as there is 10 lty by which such forced. And this applies to every trade and business in the in as convenient a | Should Be Promptly Confirmed. From the Philadel; bia Ledger. HIT’ WITH A BRICK. A Herdic Driver May Die From the Blow. Hanson Acton, a herdic driver, was last night | Mr. Shires. struck by Wm. Simms on the head with a brick | _ The President having made so judicious an and probably fatally injured at the company's stable, 1712 E street northwest, and on being eo unanimously mendation as it has done with reference to the appointment to the Supreme Court of tee)” eS ae See be in acomatose condition, indicating a Reuben F ? wer of the Richmond and of the akull. Acton had just brought in his . vehicle, having at the end of the route, on G | D®2ville company; R. D. E TF ‘Mrs. P. B. Pierce is at Clark's Gap, Va., for s i? i £ fithh Mrs. C. Gorham is at Delta, Pa., for a short ‘Miss Julia W. Mason. department secretary of aaa, i i i i d W. B. C., left this Wilberforce and Buffalo and Niagara Falls. Rev. and Mra. A. F. Steele, with Mrs. E. erp, Masha Mrs. John Fits Gerald of South Washington, her. accompanied by her daugpters, are visiting rele- if iene il t: i | Fes é i F i E Es Lt if i i E ‘a i { | i He ile iff H i t $ 4 i if L | Hi i 7! ti d | ! r} 2 i | } e E ; i i i § H I Ha iY i i % 4 ‘Doabling tly i ha 7