Evening Star Newspaper, March 11, 1893, Page 9

ALE_THE FINE NF SOUTH-FRONT tains ni wan ich Tl ne ia" parlor, <n erutes i eat, ehort. every fe tance tm kiteh-n: spea lot 19X104 to wide paved it for own ws home. urit at a bargain. Appi to OWNER, 913 Pa ave. por te uty, ZOES <2aty. and cell jot 20290 wo wes Sr. brick; all mm. : and temt.; 10r. snd bat price, $7.21 belek; renting for $35.50; + prfes, 814,000. and Ward place; do 80,08 =. Engitsh Lasement near Dupont Circle; price, $8,000. e Rooms 4 and 8, F; Sr, and bath: all Bea: ly Suished 4.500. Tio; mhil FE AND N. CAP. ST.. 6 to alley. Price, lot 14.95 1 P. brick, five rooms and oR SALE_N¥AR SN r Fitch st. bet. Q an 93.4%. P ice, $5 000” TORU “RESTS HUNGERFORD, 04 14th DOR SALE_BANGAIN FINE OM Ztath veoee eric yarim nie Pric ais. WAT TERA BuOwWN. 1ztia sve. mbt ‘Por SaLe_ sow HE MONEY FINE NE VO-room brown : canine: tante 9, panehiy fost-ciase; mnt be wen to be ap i, 82.000. WALTER A. BROWN, 1423 Fa. ave. mbit JQou SAL F—BA IN_NEW HOSE p.w.: 10 toons and b lot 18.6575 to alley: Price $8 0 “Lerma tosait. WALTEK A BEOWN, 1421 Ps ave, bi Se” OOR Sal! SHAPGAIN. x sand bat! wei negber jngiiire om prev.ises ar ct? A thst. nee nbd rok SaLr_igruNearn st Trovr oF CHARTS W. HANDY, dst. mow. Vermont ave. near erxon “quire: choice Sematiro=arny Ds per ¥ elven 09; 10,000 can re iat th side. © st house ce Geman tar = reertin ne lots tn the modern appit- ~ bet. Fads: WL F terms: $50) cash, ‘opportunity to pro: wid tery Balance $7 per mo €arsa home: keys at mF Beantifa: U-rom and vath brows-stone house in fegrionabie northwest: hart wood Ave (quarrered fa home for any ous $42,500 4 taken at Aly good bargatos—Han taom: ik honse on Fl bee. 6 ubiic of private life; price, 9, }Orpom nse; hand- brick hox woinely taining 9 rooms, lance Dats oom. pantry and cail.r; stecis beat; # st. nea’ Conn. ining 7 ‘CHARLES W. HANDY, OLS Vith st. cow. YAL™ ST. ADJOTN- block at corner of 14th Wt. lot 301 front ‘mh L1-st D oR SAL. PI anan.- house & y and cod wa, t CHARLES EARLY, 6021 DEcID SavXpers ¥ co. Wacnscrox, p ist a, LACE ON FARTH S8ION SPHERE erty and invite Sremnt fone! y Eigen Pars. seven ro te. & “AUC active Sm Bee Hoiweat Mt eid Sew York 3 i ; m Modern impsoverents be. #.000. ONAN a. HL SAUND PN RCO.” it 1407 Fst. Aw. 20 BALE MODE N RESIDENCE Bw. s-be ory, Troon ond steaia Juspes wriee 8 Fo as ag SS PE) SALE fashions!) a — foents var ay ensira Foor coe = tov is, ¥0.000 pe ALE j 8 $2,000-718 | $2.850-m0. } $3,250-KO, | $5,000—KO. 95,500-ALLEY HOUSS 85, 750-NO. | 96, 730—NO. 420 THIE: | $7,500-NO. 954 N ST. OK SALE Con. Bear CO LR un: COMPLETE BATH Ite bLL- Be JOR SALVA BUSINT + price, 215,.0u. Ape y mb12-23 Sar Ate wy raw oR ave. \f Don SALT 1X | roors an Boned =p act JOR “ALE fleet Fe ¥ $1 309. vin ‘Onty D3t tte Lzbtine ment $0. Fr. Rouse cn bath: Sant 3 000; ts offered oF 8, comp ete ore PROPERTY IN ATs OF TH) * The OTH ST. ppowite © FOR SALE—HOUSES.__ SECTIONS ood nis for $ EXTON ST. NE ORO FRc cave printine Bee. Fiveroci sk: ater in kitehem, ieuta for 10-30. a CS. iomrtne barracke, Waterand ag £100 to 20-11. alley. Lents for $14.30. 600-STABLE. ~ Ae ear of Franktin Paved aile ‘Lot: (0. 1010 FIRST ST. eS renite Te Bix ro« SchosL, wide, ‘oot, x49 NE. osery Oe mis bath all mk Rens for $18.50, ORNIA ST. M.R, Ss CALIF Mi ciecea Let aud Sa amd Want Psi ne. Goucret presebrick, bey window. Ii mod. Bieri Hand-o.wei ‘treet. ‘ae papered. ‘A bargsia. ath. Rents for $20.30. yo10 two-stor Bix rooms: bath EY Imp $3.250-S0. 1127 F3) Asix-reon, MY “D | $3,700-8O. 1994 LIN ; A throe-st Beven-: st. S. ry Day-window brick. 1 mt fu re yrovin FOSS A 12100 to alley. 1 mod. ak ms brick (welling, mod. itp. Handsome .y payered. Grooms, bath, €4,000-NO. 8428 P ST. brick, tx rooms. Hath, re Re oor sr Bix bri ip ‘Ren’ 121W 1 Ot Re: Let Twos ory end be Etcit roous, bath. AU mod. imp. ave near Q st mi. TD AND. Mi oT AMosT DEsi NSCO!ING &ND FL BE T LATEST IMPROVEMENTS. Pout SITY ONLY 810,500. containing two stores and ha NEW BRICK HOUSE ur tsb 4 VOST & dUNGEREO ALE-A TORE! Ste me. bet FREES ft INVESTMENT Rese offered tn avo d four-story Urick hones on Kst. uw. bet and irs as 1€ rooms and | je tioase in pe fet Ore” a Pri ©, $8,500 tow RUS & cis or beanttial aranion | p We, are Just tints i Ste 090 Gat for yermait RUTHER | Ragin tarecuet poumen of diferaut designs: Brooms ee SO NTL | Maniele ptt caifient ant eecty det ingest: BUICK FuUST. GROOMS, ON MYB- | Dent: loceton, mpenrrassed: on, brosd avenue aad 7 house on D st. #.w. ; lot 21.10) a _ f, cable care; prices. - to malay: for al only 38, 3er SALE-6-room brick: Ket. 2 SALE_A LL-room fae =O ms om New §-room brick, be Terv 6, Bio) Ei: nis for $30. fet EAS? U3 at SW. 700. ST., E. D. PARK: b, balance #25, Fwinow. Frese haiclk by ory and ent. Sony sn dadow front Smog! iaape. aU E SY. 1. D. PARK story anc ¢-liar. window fromt all mod. tap. ick }onses, located arts slay ne "foe $48.50. Wil trae. $7. 5.W. D Lot 193 Cash aim Ste or #4 LO 20287 to BAKNES & WEAVER, 629 Fst u.w. FAKDON UAT! ABLE LOCATE ‘OR IN BATH > § : AG TO_PURCHASE A HILL J WNSTON | 1 6 Pa. ave, SS PROPERTY ON 7TH | { FRANCIS HUFTY, 101 Pst. iw. TRESS PROP 8, FRANCIS BUFTY, LW. E #55000 solid at ences” Abe «Long Branch; 13 clove y lawn, Gear bert. Ap- sc nw. mh10-30° ELE NEW. BENE x D. isch st, fir, \d 4 housee rear. * Tir, 202 Beh wt. Dh. Ge. 000 2-11 T'st, fh, 5 900 415 L st. Chi, Gr. tp quick Duyer.. Price tor few dase, cute #2550" ‘Paty terme Would take Lor’ guol borsss ac in part payment. Address os estar oftice, SALE A 2 story 6-room brick dwelling; rood location; & reat bargin. Price cals #3,000." Terie tt eaite BAKER, NOMRIS & } mb10-3t 57) G0 F a oR SALE—A~ FL, ‘brown-atone a paren BRICK AND PGANT 0-200 om pandid keen tn | TO BUY A HOME IN paying Fent now; vor ory basement brick bonuses: $100 cish, balance $3) per month. You Will never bave anothe’ oppurtunity. te hay auch « Roms iutata way. Cal on H. 1. WOODS, Owner, 222 F OTE Fo JROR SALE-A OW. the m rthwast fo~ \LP-BARGAIN 50-1708 5 to res, PB. Orcoms aud bath. Lot 15x)” Rents tors36 5a ® JAMES NOREEN, mbt 14th street. OR SALP—BARGAIN $9000. COKCOWAN at, ear 18 HSI. 8 Rooms nt hath, Paruace and ooen Bre pinces, Let XESS. oneEn, mhO6 , © TAL=14th strest FPOR SALE_BEAUTIFUL HOME ech 10M M. aN. beth, frtenace. a.i.§. Bult Guick purchaser. ‘Key S11 A et Ht SAT F. near Washine’on Circ! 25D ST. iy terms. DR-HOUS) S—BE UTiru! 3 {athiouabien,w.: 3 stortes, Yasement, 11 rooms ni Toni. First for finished in” hardwood. “hw. near Towa Circle, Orooins and bath: Test By. chet 13th and 14th, 11 rooms and bath. Pata we ies, 8 rooms and bath; 87.800. st. u.W., near 6th st. ,3 st Qast. near 16th, 2 hand-ome bonses, 13 rooms and bath, al! convenien ibe compicted this month. Pi ‘O.and $16,000. nt houses, ranging in price from €3,500 ~3 beautiful new houses, No. 9, 13 and 15 ne. c ent, Drown stone fron pots and bach, with fine Esucdlish basement. Elec- pels, elect ic apPidances for gus; a m. i. | Prices, 500 and $7,000. =F. —North side Mase, ove. near 1 hendisome house $50 0,000. F Monthly or om easy tertus, mbS-3t BR sree AN SELL FOR £2.60 cash, two frame Lonses on 3d st.3.8,, 1Ob ix8t 4 to muds tense ifanauare, ° "Wat ACH ¥ PAY RENT WREN YOU CAN we on your own te wehave for sale 3 od houses tn one squ: jectrie road; now is ti pidly adv monthly terms if d mh9-1w Fok S4te-cor Ot property 19 tern bed. rock; nil save m wey, KL EN BIS Fs WE HAVE A CHOICE SELECTION OF RFST- DENCES IN S$ OF THIS CIT’ FROM WHICH CABINET OFFICIALS, M. C. D ALSO AY SULELY BE 0 CALE 10 SEE OSE LISS FOR? UNATE SUITED. IT WILL PAY YOU T 3. bs 8. ©. HITT & CO. GULF ST THE FOC st folden esy Bly-wks, tf FE —A BEAT. 1 21ST N stone rooins; mek ing ora aot i every: f. toasley. 2 in fi aby Out T, BAL ry and be hood. dtp 5 Wee ite Srdonss,ba 10 mt saies’ ride 0: 14.50. EDWA.D N st, hw. JOE SAL ther Particula 1407 15 pire w tht FoR saLe- CE HOME, Containing 12 Siar. wo bath rooms servant.’ closet, umense bed T. every room fr an) or sser t neh: @ectrie was deb ines Lea re t 100K) eet oF Yorkava., comer of leet { ‘Terms: 00 cas, bulanc | _mheett (08 sALe—HoH- 0 ave., vend Datwain on Thave mi wection, wae 7 el nt and Laproved. on rthw: 1f you want to b rant EC. RAUMGRAS. *Phone 789. fmb2% 141 G at. main Boor. JZOR SALE A DE ABIE HOUSE AND LOT JOR SALF—1" DE TRABE tress Woe nat HOUSES ON GST. nats; bay-window Fooms and bath, co iy and 10-008 wiley in rear Miah y fined, ¥e utses cin be BROOKS, 816 121 “STORY Ist and Rt ouse: lo- | distance tron tie Cap- ere: |rice Fecsunabie Bt Clo Fst. nw., Room 4 SPFR CEN Bt nm 23 st, three houses; near let: only migkom Oth st. aw. fine 85,50.cm enty tonnes: must Bow R & SON. ‘R14 7th at. sw. | 0d. 00. 2. "$6. s. 15 per mont DAV 4 BALDEWAN, 603 Fat. OR SALE with bath SIX AND NINF-ROOM NEW HOUSES: tr fat Brock and. meas el, eras y Fo SALE—BY J. F. WAGGAMAN, REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENT BROKER, 700 147 ST. N.W. We are just finishing by day labor several story TOR SALE-Pine, tev atment-ve be sen epee tea eenerecSce Sit se: Mues; al) permanent y weil reuted. FOR SALP—¥, “For $8,500; within ty blocks of Dupont Circle: baudsons Slory, tosrests FOR SALE—$27,500; on \ houses. iow Hamp-hire ave. : 6 square from DupJat Circie: very handsoime brown: ste and brick-front residence; 12 rovtas: all ip per fect condition. wee, — y= 8, pantie pe Sasst coreers apltarton, facie bance with ie en bed fm oak sud cherry; lor wba 124, with large et FOR SALY—Grea’ barwain for #12,000: beau! corner reciience: wel built, haodsomue\y Ra‘ohed aod | Pavered throusbout FOR SALF—CHEAP HOME: veral decided bar ins in house~; #3,; x = saps. uote: $5,500 0 40,00! desirebiy looted MPROVED, fering some cheap ye bulders. They incinde ‘af etoand on H st. extendad cs creat advau'ave snd within one Diock of coud business aud street car center where ground velis for many tines our price. ext frontace of 200 ft. on 7th ot. mw. mear Floride cal comers im bigbly ‘or Ua ders. ~ —MORRIS ADDITION—Buy a lot at mi you Wil save and make fo Sine ote. pnt this property ae s EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. 0, SATURDAYS MA FOR SALE—HOUSES. SALE—THREY NEW BRICK AND STONE te; contain pine peter ene eae tabi pariewiars al 11, 1893-SIXTEEN PAGES. SUBURBAN PROPERTY. SALE—ON SMALL MONTH! ¥ PAYMENTS, te FOR SALE— ‘SALE—Br AUTIFUL LOT, MT. PLEASANT. ‘| { The Acricoltaral Department. a new dey B bat ft : Hunsincton wees oe Saree : | sol ve tacos ee tekeell law. ‘and’ Univer-ity ‘Rinces 30 feet a ‘Two $250) cottates, Grn, #c0raei and #20 perme. | When Secretary Rusk took hold of the Depart- | thoroughly rev ‘and old founte- 500 each om easy terms. 2, Thin lot eid Oe ro deat thie eae | Fee Fagg cotleces: St0'7s, $25 cash. and She. | ment of ture at the ing of the | Hone have — built apon to an ex- < Soaghtat ‘once. ited s = eree cash ant #30 perf oars bow ordins: bile HLEN & BATCHELDER, | nw ‘mhlOR | Two 4, 300cottares, Sto lure .Stscash sud Harrison administration it was the “bab: Sar a oe ae Sor. LOR and Gets. aw. EALE—We are authorized. by the owner to oe: have been made. Bome of the old y” de | t SALE BEST LOT WEST OF 14TH ST. ON | Ail sf the above cot:a ce. are co: venteat <0 ‘hei! 5 tion, they: Ht built, Bare porches, wells, puns partment of the government, Whatever has bave been dropped, most otal Perr eee Tesh Sa EAE | RAMS Se Gs Fae OEE LSE | eae ae eT NOD Leen done tein he ot four feature (teary, ald eke at Ponta wee |. He a We m * cl si of x is situatet cir! ry * | Sou! ae Sc. 08 ee = Sania, on the Want. Seapch of REG SK, ; fore is to be credited to the eagacity of Mr. |ed | tere, promotions upon a SALE RS, AEF UST Seon the neo" the 1 h ier ~ pm Ny a |end by fa . an many now Bier ihster el Goh pen hat trae: | need tema. Wage ania at. se | Rah, flare Aown os “Your Uacle Jers. | iat nat wave come nto toe past een spe areca + | ToutoMForssb Neco Gi WABW OME GME Mea, Avis to EDSIN gud well-organized bureau with some important | the most no'able are the contracting for For full particulars call wy < AL NEWMAN, Owner, 1509 n.w.. from 710 10 “gmat | and in part establishing eleven lines of Ameri McLACHLEN & BATCHELDFR, RSALEFLOMIDA AVE. BET. T4TH AND am. orpm.atLabelaid. Inquire fort. 3. CADL®, , policies to develop. I asked Mr. Ruska few air Dn the Transationtio “a8 ___ Cor. Tor aud @ ate. aie. _ | Et 15ip. 8 lots. act: 2004 about 97 tect : south fronts: | Sart: bac) ago what these policies were. rey y ah gh R SALR-POMPSFERPIS, WE DESAI eae TART Sapo. g BELOW MLE’) MUO | ROH EME SGOOD FARMS AND PAGMING| “IET were to udertake to tell you all that | lide the Livin tag bas been taken down and tention. | See what we of fe mht JOUN 0, JOEN-ON & CO., O17 F at. Ce ee ae rend antares Gi toes | bas been accomplinhed in the Department of | {he American flag hauled up. On three lines Cirel “ jew residence, built Me and < SALE — DE: AB E LOT ON teracre. pipes. vx wurk | © Pac ave. Agricultare under the Present edministration er er emt ype i pores) bave Bink, Cnt eae Ra eet nach, | Gute daa aiess ana oaee tan. et fee | Pe Boe A Wetton, mahal | I woald bave to give vou the eabstance of four |grimbsthed: smproved yovtal cards, have bees Fated; cabinet mactvie, with tilag, eecttic tarinces: z Steet” ra iavediags | © SHE RURARCE COMPARE laurent Age ye , sucluding double o ‘sani- | purch wer. L iy UBUKBAN TITLE | NSUBANCE COMPANY, Jann Teporte an umerab Letina, > id wet the latent ‘ean: arch sere. CLAY STEL ART &S0N, 1S pay A, said Secretary Rusk, “and [ would pechaps lay | ePly, for both domestic and foreign use, Two Bave. Thoroughly mode: Wil be sod’ on. small cash monthly if desired. “Ai ny "ALT! fe18-1m ey Payment and balance *. Furnishes abstracts of tities ig Alvcandria and Pair. fax conztles, Vircinia, und it Montevin-ry and Prince George's countics, Maryland. Caritaliets will save ‘and law suits by ime sine that borrowers have Our #uarantes ot title. ‘worthy of inspection. Rew series of postage stamps bare been one of armalier size thanever before.end one a larger size, in commemoration of the four bundredih anniversary of the discovery of RSALE—BEAUTIFUL LOT ON EUCLID ST. eer the foataenee 9 tion Sit ronda and law Terms to sult. H. CLAY Tatnet. naw | myself to the charge of not being the most modest man in the world. But I will, as you desire, undertake to enumerate a few of ‘what I regard as important achievements of the tice Han: wouin fron * sewer, wa vas. “STEWART & SOX ER WEED & CO. 50911 hat, 2.) FOR SALE—LOTS. ton free. | GEORGE EARLY. Sit, President. font RENGY N_ COPP, Vics Preadent. Amorica.giving on the sixteen stamps e pictorial POR SALE-HYAT'SVITLE. MD.— POR SALE—WE ARE OFFERING Fi history of the events of the time of Columbus, department during the past four years, ead Mi IMPORTANT ACHIEVEMENTS. 50, Wash'n Loon and Tru: - + = ——— A new Z-rooin house) istee pantry, fivectonete. | pies gy, * FREE DeLITERT. OR SALE—1013 3D ST. N. E.: LOT 20X90; IMP. hes, wate: in kitchen. hizh situation; easy terme, iret, the eradication of pleuro-pneumonia, rude by 5-toom rane and larze stable; renter to frst Kairese OWNER, Box 58, Hyatioviie, MA" med | of which nots trace ber been foond te thie things of the adminiatra- lags tenentia No. } inve-tinent price, 82 G00. aan SAC ECWARTRGTON TET ny | WINTHROP HEIGHTS OTH AND BALT, Soe iy dices shik the, al. | HOB M# the introduction of raral free delivery, bs THOS. B. STAIL, R SALE_WABHINGTON HPTGATs—LOTs 1 | Waa Gor tem tery deiribes Sime tant S: | COURtry daring Past cloven months, el-| whereby emall villages and the adjacent coua- JOR Ai —CHEAP LOT ON P ST NEAR 17TH se PO Ce, bale ne __subdiv sion all lots | room cottages; one minute from station. Inquire at | though I found cases of it in four states when I try have bad 7 ize, Sigg eo “aller wren, "@5, G00. at rannig $5" alleys: the P.O. uaa damian af ee pe ey y have had the mail delivered at their doors, pear 18th st, : 2495.6 TER watered; lote have splendid view of e OTTAGE AND CARGE LOT AT AYATTSVILLE | “Again, we have succeeded in 60 controlling — the oo im the large cities, It hae ave. a J'station, on B. and O. TI, six mnties Nab | das Somotints eeomar ee - ig | been demonstrated that it is feasible and nob 2 0 7 a ea TE ee ae | 2, Will sell low aml om easy terms. HILTP H. ic of our cattle as to greatly val OB hldad weet ate of 12th av buveac wend | POR SALE_BEVERAT, BANGAING IN MEIUD- | HOFTUXN, Wayelte and St’ Paul stu, Baltimors. | reduce the losses due to Tense fever Thy —> = vag oy Memes gy eng ang © ne, on line of Washington Suburban ian 1) Jota one at, 45. per fool; cor. of Ontario | _fe20-1m danger to northern cattle, in fact, has been ~ one tee Dome road ieautitul Iosation ‘ave, and Col ‘A.B FARDOX & CO. £0 much lessened that ca‘tlo raisers in ‘the north axe now being pat ae te many of maiiot PF. : eae R SALE-LOTS. ecor wig | Re cities, whereby bouscholders recntwe ee 615 14th F no longer hesitate to purchase stockere @& O€r | tho sat from the can Jeporit their i ge pa ee | it SALE_NORTHWEST CORNER OF C Efincipel markets, and the result to exporters | Sd vor collection withen gang nee ae | ost rong? et hot wary Rainer aid Sherman ey ead Colin road: & parent “WESLEY REIGHTS,* eee cplemen the cates of insurance to the | "ora. ocosnaitaresandeenused Goetapant> 50x13”, jot, Euclid. place, a re, Meridian HII, Jo of abo u ud e Dario’, Pe FRANKLIN BAGEL & Se foot edfoining rgnd bei 7.5 E es ormUnder the act cf agust 90, 1690, ana | eat bave been nearly equal; « surplus t pos: 73 § mhz" | nose pote “WESLEY HEIGHTS,’ Sinrch &, 2001, wo horeuetaad > tem of | Mble meat year. ‘The railway mail clerks have OF SALE BARGAINS FOR BUILDERS—A FINE | On gaiR-DEMIRABLE BUITDING SITE ON pctortn Haeavian cattle and meat tuspection covering both, im- | 2°? 1S" piiued early for eflciency. and gold duildine lots, on'y one b'ock from # st. ears, 70 cts. | op, Mossae uses Tg ee oe port and export catile, sheep and swine,and in- ia epee’ = tributed for efficiency e Toot: & ivt bavine 3 fronts, ons Diock from Cotum- | Fitin Tar: oom T? WELCH. dr. Spection of all meats, including pork, for sbip- | TP vac cet to, the department. Nearly wee a mbit 006 F st new. Ory o8 te the American University, ment to thove countries of Europe, ‘embracing | Doi) oryre yore hare boon added to e 3 mb11-3t Room 5, Wash'n Loan and Trust b FOR SAIETS STN. W NORTH SIDE, FOURT Which is to cost ten million dollars, ees! the whole of continental Eerope, | Gcusestic transportation wp. to S00S0000) © OR SALF—AN OFFER WANTED FOR AN ELF | & Jot east o ot 18 & 10-4. aller. which heretofore prohibited the importation of 3, ao - ¥ FE pant lot 2540. fronton Nat. a.m berwern eth and | $3yp Pet st fom eaay terme, “Apply to OWN And Mass. ave., 160 feet wide, extended, American pork: ny scaihiten aan, ke rou | 2t Trains have been quadrupled and oF cae SST Runuine tot, are aware, has been raised in all these countries | “Ned and the Paciiio slope service ORTHWIAT ECKING- YY iS g entirely reconstructed.” 7] PON! EF s ri ¥ TON,” $700 and @800, situated at the inter-ection as the result of oar inspection system. OAT oo Necdae pat ihe Witaet 10d aia | of Rhode Tn'and ave and gust; theenernnee of the NCEE CS The discovery of the method by which The Navy Department. frames; 150 it. towiley | 45 ets. per foot. paltimone oD pared relae Fy Gre RAT: Call ‘30 minutes from White House. Texas fever is communicated to our northern been accomplixbed by the Navy mhIV-3t _RoomS0,Wesh'n Loan'and Trustive, | mboat = ‘The best investment in the northwest gattle is also an achievement of the greatest tin the last four years was pretiy - * 7 + caR | QE SALE = importance, a this knowledge will unquestiva- | wei) covered in the aunual report of Becre BALE A LOT ON COLUMELA ROAD NEAR | [QE S813 part of Washington and overlooking ably enable’ us to devise means in time by nash ei wen Soot Et. having two fronts; chery at 85 ct. Per | gq near eRe aay a which such communication can be absolutely at Secretary Soley. “Since mhLL-Bt__ Room 50, Wash'n Loenand Trust bdig._ | $)%, {Ob ands, Yhneat Ren. av a prevented. that report was issued, in December, however, SALE-I AM AUTHORIZED TO SELL 500 lote already sold to the best class won 19th st. n. oEEBLE, DAV JOR SAT. fquare from exble line; eas may |e gold separat-ly or tuce wht 8 DEEBLE, DAV JOR SALESLOT 1 F OR SALE—25x107 ON COL POR SALE=1OT ‘nia ase. Wasim ad; south front, at 21 mb11-2t ron 4 BAENG; at low price. aidsewer 1 ‘WO LOTS ON ave. and Istst, and Lan! Mais. ne :wids alley: 0 FEET WIDE DEEBLL, D. two vessels have been launched—the Indians nd the Katahdin —the practice ship Bancroft has been put in commi-sion and the naval rega- lations have been published. publication of the naval SORORUM AND PET SvOAR. “The pertection and practical application of What we call the alcohol process in the manu- facture of sugar hax made the profitable mana- of investors, JOR SAT Why piece your money where you MARYLAND AV). N, _| FOR Sab Avi facture of sugar from sorghum an accom- | been do It ine work of vast sm- TH AND | oneccat owe only realize from 3to6 per cent whea plished fact, winlo it bas had an important ef- | porsan: artuent. 3 petok houses | anh. shis dovevtiesat soll nat gag Mamie fect on the than ure of cane sugar. | Dur- A Hew Feasels uve been put in com- meinaiteets wee, | pO Bs ing the past two years the profitable manufac-| mission d rime Their St HALF | Batik pet from 2010 1.000 per cent. Small cash ture of boet sugar throughout « large section of | gregate ton is 40,000 sediien be it eon this country bas been practicaily demonstrated, | ei tugs have been con- ats ——— and regard it now as merely a question of Twenty-four vee 13.4 C9., 1319 F lume when the people of the ted States will rection which willbe Samal cash produce ail the sugar they As to the introduction of Indian corn to the people of Europe for we ax a human food the exports of that cereal for 1892 show an increase in value of more than §21,500,000 over those of ‘i sume. ary Herbert's adm.nie azeof these twent ns and they range from 2 of 120 tons displace- JOHN F. WAGGAMAM, | mb3im | 700 14th st. now. torpedo never bean on Yan row ra + ras, Wai prescht rae edn tant at UNIMPROVED P “ One square frou t Peer. cn for fon one ave. pear D feet Iront, very cheap. 16th st! n.W. just north of carer, T Fitty feet front on 16th st. Just nor Corner Jot,16°h st, near Block of froptiny Is! Pins’. on hel rdoining elevant a oth sis. Patterson and les builder TO0xo0 fe ater as Wer, w oF a street railrc new, #0, O72, near S ree ake 7 ment to the new lows, whose tonnage FAX SY. BRT. DEL. | ni faring easy: Ob WAST MOSEr| ts01.and white, of course, (his increase ie in} is 11,500 tons. iy-Avo veansis tone VIS € 5.2 Lith et. o Sreat measure due to tne condition of the! been "launched ing the four years, SE Te | nae Inthe future, T want money now and wilt cereal crops in tbix and other countries daring | thartven of : of all the DELON CALIFOR. | E }4Cx%3, Bates treet... nd DPE CENT ser Tho j these two vears, I have already shown that by # | new ships whore ¢ tien was began dung siniene Col piste O73) St. De. ‘Way is: Inyest tn at WisT END comparison of the exports for 1892 w hose | the Harriac tration only thrve remaia Bene ‘ALK or K NST You may bay for 150, the only year in which cor orte/on the stocks, The Fifty-second Congress au- AVIS & CO. ti : fraidnsncel a yg | have been as great as in the venr just elapred, ow vessels, the Lo Brook- Tedd Pb EVERAT LOTS, CORNER OF K 2 : i s n . the Lowa and oes RAL LOTS, CONNER OF KES: : | We tind that tho price tho past year bas been | iyn, the coutracts for which have recently beem a 1.465 per lot 0.8: | much greater—about 33 per cent—than in 1500; | awarded. - One an effect which I think ts largely due to the bet sinks ete ihn is Suan Gated s | ter acquaintance of the value of corn ’ - : HX CUPP. Inewstments, 708 SPH ST. H.W. w20| Lomse Sood brought about by our propaguads ee _ which nes a ae side and rear alley; price |S iS among the people of northern Europ with the exce n of five of tho carliést, sy terns a Net ethes Cineettel Ale nee Rage B: __ |" ste teanaier uf She avatar bares Oo fie | the guin teva ence ub tds ouematen | i P ON EARTH | | department and its reorgauizst.on 0 as to ex | under Secretary Tracy were manufactured 5 | tend its operations for the special benefit of | this coantrs. For the three modern veeele 4 | DEP. RTMENT LW ORK agriculture, without in any way restricting the | commission four years ago the forgings for | NL? work already undertaken by at under the War|the guus had been purchawd abrosd, as — CHOICE, LOt ON PARK 8: | Department, ia an important and. a the cor- | they could not be made in this country. There ae aaa fected id - depar: — shows. an @f-| are two large plants now furnishing ermor shear 13h st. Oe. par tt. * . remely popular feature of the work eccom-!materini to the Navy Department, and we roperty and tn-| # eavant ein et. ote ein. | What Was Accomplished plished during the last two years. In this time| have developed an’ ermer of now com, 3 é SMT HER! FORD, 149 G st. e During |e have more than doubled our display stations | position WOR SALETOT: : process superior to amything as well as our voluntary observers, 4. The War Department. Daring the four years of President Harrison's administration two Secretaries have presided over the war office. While in the main their ideas were similar, their opinions differed in some respects, Secretary Proctor inaugurated many reforma in the scrvice and some of them | have met with universal applause in army | Harrison’s Administration. Sat. bet. Bil and 19th. 20x100, side afd rear A bit, 1sth and 19th, 20x10; 82. 1: wist slde, bet.’ Saud 7, 2i¢ ft. front, 30- Sth «1. ex en ied near Columb 50 and 60 ft. | front: Ae.” Hamusoue houses bein’ ball on adjoin= that could be had abroad. Four years ago We have developed 1s of 4. Sand 6-inch caliber and proved them perfect by expertment. Four years ago no torpedoes were made im this country, Ne ad torpedo is being made here. WV cing shells four years aware HOw Making these shells betier n hove which are male abroad. We have developed a high explosive to be used im sb. fired from high-power guns, with servi of some of the most rthom for sale ou market before, and, con-rete roadway 1 sew op or um} EX-CABINET OFFICERS TALK. north side, beantiful lot, 45 oF 75 fte ‘sewer; $1 ZUVELY & FY f0 60 ents por sq. Each of the Recent Secretaries Reviews the RS & CO., 1407 F. Work of the Department Over Which He Presided, and Tells What Is Left for His Pet aw. A BEAUTI. t wide of Lich st. now: Vale: 5 BIA TIGHT corner, @1x | ! tees ee em 5 circles. Ard itis not the easiest thing in the | Powder greing sectine eolons 2a Stall hotelor fla's. Brice, | “balance 1.2 3 and 4 yearn; this Buocessor to Take Up'and Complete. world fora civilian Secretar of War to please | RO pair Fy oy eselocitics, “And Staily —_—__—_——. an army officer in his couduct of public affairs, powder more efficicnt aud durable than any that ix known elsewhere, “Secrotary Herbert has fo. thoroagh an un- derstanding of the needs of the navy from bis long service as chairman of the House com= mittee on naval affais that he will take hold of the department with au ummediate comprehon- sion of its needs. ‘The Treasary Department. Tt would take too long a time to reviow what bas been doue in each of the bureaus of thia great departmeat,” said Secretary Foster when Tealled on him this afernoon, “Bat the chief interest in the Treasury Department cen- tera in the collewon of the revenues and the | expendicures of the pablic fanda. The policy Becretary Proctor eetablished a system of punilive discipline and of summary court trtula which has tended greatly to allay diseati faction in the ranks of the army. He also or ganized regiments of Indian soidiers—eavairy jand infantry. These were the chief changes in the service which he brough: about. Secretery Elkins, whose ideas of Indian char- acter were acquired in personal contact with the Indians, was not in favor of establishing an Ifdian soldiers, but be bolieved that the ex- periment should have a fair trial he en- couraged it in every way. It hax bow had time to make a showing and one of the problems | which will have to be solved by Secretary Ls- mont is whether the depart will continue toenlist the Indwns or disband the Indian [Copyright 1893 by Geor-n Grantram Bat J UsT BEFORE THE Harrison administra- tion closed up tte work preparatory to turning the departments over to the new President and his cabinet I called on the heads of the great bureaus of the govern- ment and arked each of them in what condition the business of bis de- partment was and what st partof br Land 1 Dupont Cire} et 6, lot Ter toot. f Se Price, $5 per foot. | 52 5) per foot. | 82.65 per foot. ine business propery ou 1a st. tar CROISSANT & SIXB mab3-Im 610 Tith st. aw. Bohr ace ior sinw. ny, Th WI WO PART: WALD auljo. nite owner's rst 15 9th st. afew doors froin. Eas! Feasy terms payiner te tf destin + two o's, NEST CORN. - | regiments. | of this administration has differed from that of S160" 4 orthiw vse, fronting problems his successor | uring the administration of Secretary | the administration that preceded it cbiefly ah; Skis | would have to solve. Proctor and Secretary Elkins energetic action | in the matier of bond purchases, It bas The Interior Department. When I asked Secretary Noblo what the In- terior Department had been doing in the four years of his incumbeney. he said: “In the first Place, we bave been clearing up all the beck work of the land office and we have disposed of ali unadjusted land claimsand brought the busi- was taken concerning defenses and the con-| been the struction of heavy orduance. The rearrange- ment of the war records has been brought toa state of perfection which has greatly expedited the business of the pension ofice and resulted in substantial benefit to the thousands of pen- wioners, BURFAU OF MILITARY INFORMATION. policy this administration, | both nuder® my predecessor in the Treasury Deyartment and under me, to reduce the inter- est-bearing pub‘ic debt rather than keep money | in the national bavks, ‘There were $62,000,000 Jin the national banks (including disbursing officers’ fand:) at one time in 188%. Now there are but $11,099,000 on general account ana Fr rer foot. HG. Bt. | pertuniiy for must be sold | & te 1 000 000 of disbursi cr Smeg mp aern ay yueeen ots RaUah | Ueinioane a aad 6 ness of the oftice up to date, There were some | One of the favorite ideas of Secretary Elkins | © ating war debt in 1°05, wan @236L- feet. we, fas: north oF ieee cORRa OE. ee 350,000 wa these — Mag and they | was the reorganization and perfection of «| 009.00). Today it is only $585.000,000., Im lots, car 10180 fact, and two, cab W727 eek; foe | = —= posed ot he elied eegee Ber were, 3° | bureau of military information which would be | August, 1865, the total debt lew cash in the aD TSO foot, 24 ee pored of. The relict began to be felt all ‘Treaxuty was €2,756,000,000, At the end of te is ogee er ACCOUNTANTS. through the northwestern country | within | egual to that of any other country im the world, | [recurs was E758.000.000, tod (hb Re ope pote “phy = 5 parce six months and it continred to be felt | He has succeeded in bis purpose. Secretary ; 000, Fanning north and sou On 1th at * A tne square Of i of Unportunt ueighvoring limits, for spe Wat COLUMBIA He And COLUMETA COLLEGE. Chavin wt." ust west Nortn South Wine Gor, ith and’ Keay North side Kens sw Tath st. near Ken Binnos st, west of 14th Several lots on Bacon s!- This eubdivision, the clty by the 1 improv ne saburos, ions fer GOOD HOUSE, IX 108 203160 to very wite raved JOHN 'G. JOHNGON & OO" Ors Fat, an he bous ht om @any terua. DOCKS WET th st Rowe iA awh} Im Hoxe For You ‘We have two modern houses near Dupont Circle; built of brown stone and brick ; either of which would make a Phan propert: Tat, 252160 oF 504150, at stat, GOx150-. ud has been one of the most DREN N ™ until the businevs wasentircly cleared up. Then | Lamont will find when be goes through the de- WEY THE CASE HAS BUX LOW. mi: kiga, =" | there has been the opentag of the Enien comme] pertment Cheroughly thet ovecy Geel unten) ese estielen has hemb sasboet Qin Qo 8, adminirtrators, | vations, commencing with the great Sioux res- | should enter into a military establishment bas partment because under this administration the I percent set aside forthe sinking fund under the law has not been kept up. In the time since tha: law was passed the amount set aside for the sinking fund has been $990,000/- se21-8n, ervation, for which the commission was com- posed of Secretary Foster, Maj. Warner and Gen. Crook. We had thirteen commissions in the fleld at one time year before last. We ob- tained all the land that went to make Oklahoma been arranged for in the new bureau of the de- partment, The adjatait general of the army presides over this bureau, assisted by a corps of men +elected with a view to personal fitness. An evidence of the successful establishment of ». ne 2.10 per :oot, Siurylams ave., requiring | 3 FOR SUPPLIES FOR THE NAVY Yard, Washington, D. C.—March 2, 1893. ~Sealed “, $3 par tO". ft lorse for, Suppiles, for th i MI the Si i the bureau is the fact that even now it can fur- | 000 in excess of the requirements of the law. northeast, with proaects | Svy"tard'Wilincign Bits iene Ofenes Mares | and opened it and all the Sissotonand Wahpeton the buneuu i¢ the fact that even, now is san fur- | 2) reason that the cot hs ran so tow toe rovenieits. Me recedved at the buseau of # pplire o : ) id i - | treasury and that the question of « new issue of Price, $1 per foot. dacton, BC", | Proved the purchases of Indian supplies in the {country and answer every inquiry concern | Preset) San tant ee i ed rescee bes i iO SrA RCit | city of New York so that it may be confidently | ing it. beer raved is that we have puid i A RLRST, 1-73, and pubiiely ore ed !mme- | said that we deal with the best merchants, have | When Secretary Proctor took hold of the “ ately thereafter, to furnish at the wavy yard, Wash- 4" } | War Dey t f the cry! rils of the | Out 35,000,000 for the new navy im Soe Spare pre | the best goods and buy at fair prices, Fraud | War Department one of the crying ev qunesat We caiat eel ous torts tae ale Des, hardware beliine. | has been eliminated aimost entirely. The con- | Military service was the long list of desertions. | Xe 25.000.000 for rin ys cn See ee aie j dition of the Indian agencies has been im-| Under Secretary Proctor und Secretary Eikins | ministration, $25,000,000 for rivers au 1GHTS: n bors, $7,500,090 for public baildings, €15,000,- 000 for the refund of the direct tax, €5,000.000 for the cession of Indian lands, 170,000,000 for apiice ‘ard, orto the bureau. ‘The atten ton of s: anil dealers is invited. ing equal, decided by lot. ‘oved. The educational syste the | the number of desertions has been greatly re- Bias hank ean rough! Soo hecharanhe goe] Gated nuk Mab eaoay Sins Nou joel a bebaay of effectivencss, condition than ever before. A system of exam- fh facturers ids. all other things be- URDIVISION. | STEWART, Pa uiaster General, U. 4. Not -4-2aw,2w a The department ree: [gree The pupils increased to 1 1d $4,000,000 for » bounty on 2.25 | the rizit to waive defects or Joc OF all, a "The ination of officers for promotion which has | Pensions an 00S . y FUgRE,, is | Rot demedatvantarecusto die muveraiteat EOWAS | bean amprcred > The TeuO?! Houses, t00, have | Pion etilshed noe ingrine atioers ah tne | with a love of 60,000,000 of evens. In tho same time we have reduced the toterest charge bean improved.” The Secretary smiled as he said with some of the public debt from 37,000,000 to about emphasis: “The census has been taken, and it has been well taken, xo that it stands today as one of the acknowledged scientific successes of the age. It wax greatly criticised, but now it is esiablished and acknowledged. “The pension bureau,” continued the Secre- tary, “has been run effectively under the law. I wish to eay right hore that those who under- take to criticise the number of pensions granted rget that both parties were favorable to lib- | al Pension laws in the campaign in. which Gen. Harrison was elected. A grent part of the | feeling that they must keep pace with the litera- ture and of military science. One very important work which Lamont will find among the duties of his office is the distribution of work on rivers and bar- bors. Congress appropriates its millions for specific improvements; but the money is ex- ended under the direction of the Secretary of Very little unfinished business is retary Lamont. Mr. Elkins hae di | bills and recommendations whic! submitted to him for report. All Secretary will have to do will be NOTARIES PUBLIC. YOMMISSION, J pubite ior 4.1 states by BEE VANS, “oltice (basoiaea) Alwaye 0 office office hours. CO : OF DEEDS FOR EVE \y STATE and territory, No‘ary and U- 8. Com) Isgloner. oes SOLS 1321 F at. ow ©. BEALL STEAM CARPET CLEANING. TPHE OF Ele Oc MONTALED 51 cdat | beenso much discussed of late that it is perfectly | familiar to every one. 1 necd not explain it. ‘The State Departinent. As there is no head to the State Department, except Assistant Secretary Wharton, and as be aH Tak AM AOR LAS: Carpet Cleaning Works and |. 8, Mattress Co | republican party favored a service pension. The } tocarry out | is averse t discussing department affairs for HO MiAD ANOR. Ree eat oe cds tan re Oe einer eg? | dependent pension law was a limited measure; | the department policy in the matters named or publication, the chief clerk of the department rumunirating with the center of yee ee but ther all forzot to count the number of men | Creates new one and to complete some in- a “a M. NEWMYER, Manager. furnished to mea resume of the work done by the injured, directly or indirectly, in the war that inder Blaine and Secre~ fortate loins for investor - must be dependent through inability to earn a xn sananawinte Gu sueneen. ee toa ty uaeian Wis itd salonlenterianeeramtiee |_ SUBURBAN PROPERTY. __|living by manual labor.” ‘The complatot is| wre uot easy to maton showing, of rovulta| a Tarte, Tuare ule:e ay about the bas tion forall rurpses of Lnvestuent. “Dive rece, rule = =. Ee ae rentt. -Earises: soil -bave, 9°] stow Mapictantad at the greeceasteh Ses], Sine Momaien eplecls be OF tae SE ahs Selg® Ses ita las"o! ana mot inchadine thie | Fences ise rose ott went of ootaptown tas | Chave®, thelr platforms if the law is to be| #a of that gely | Aste to require nny ‘explanation. ‘The refusal proper y will fm ny bandsome ores; house and onibulldings: fi view of ‘chy; changed. conse tho work department w largely of the Senate to act on the treaty of aumex- slow ae Sb ceD i EWORTH ADDITION OF ;ALE_PLEGANT SUBUNBAN HESIDENCH; UNSOLVED PROBLEMS. goal wk bes Ann an ah inent ot | Sun csty Sules Getbem Sie Daten CITY OF WA-HINGTON. Se ULECL, GROVES AND LAWN. “I will not undertake to comprehend all of | Justice that will “be felt in the history of the | matter, too, though carried forward, was mob Pie tity dese aenenmte | RAN Sa sPiagnd wy cece ae srine mame | i Mine whew fled Sim whet | "earns thurare" som se Seana Rat retently veen paced on “he teatke:. itis thede- | Cglieze. schvo and chareh my successor. They include the improvement | guits had been attained in his bureau. As in Paria, will be under the sist oF the owners toimaleit one {the inogtattractive | _RlU- Fa 02 SITE A | of the condition of the Indian in a greater de-| "In the Court of Cisime also the attorneys of | to the mescing in Paris, will wil beveehae sectione of Waban With thes in view @ port cn FOR SAlE HOUSES AND LOTS AT OOLLEGE | gre, the completion of the work owthe public | the have a record of successful de- | f¢ of a. ze also Fanasomve, eucbine and rapollthig nifewae ite Le Oy Se lands, and chiefly the sand ad-| fenses against unworthy claims of which they ete genet ae phapey Soy eye = od se ity gud are hea be ay or 500 and anwa:d. vaucement of the system of are justi; ad, but which are too numerous faults and\oafe itevattoas The topoerspiy of | COLLEGE afi MILARY'iNerrrore, scmoot.| settlement of the rid Innds, aid in common | tobe heve'et forth, Without auaplineation it | SMHEPEE® Uy the act of the Chilean mob. {he horanwostern sectio' wis eorpel the trem Of Tm: | Cpgy PE T= sissies with that the protection of the foresta. What | is sufficient to say that the most critical stten- the Lordiers Hous nalonethoror area ie ete | _Sbitim™ SUR 0: TOHNBOS &00..617 Pet | has beon done in the latter direction ts only the | tion of the country le challenged te the werk Seach mote utet chien ime cuit Gowen tila | oR SARA, DELIGHTroTLE SitvaTeD |cutting out of the rock, It le atl to be | the sear thats oye agtay them, | gal ees Qu ea ot gaara tata! seas | ScutpLGred, The new Secretary ofthe Intarior | sandals no frauds, Duiidinen, sud ihe wora of iturroremente of Bee eee Ot Et Meets ove. Amaeey | Cad) seeduaing icrigeien, end I aniicipass "pon the same principles as control thet branch | still make fair attemptat a joke. One of the mcsitain ts" aka" as te | FORA E peges aE COREATREES | ewes temic aud bo seana is aie | Gotmalase sus cle peagserctas| Se fectamen whe here bro bi 6 mein GGESEH Tien vgemegree geome |e ecertckrunacez wee | pe Se tern agin a at FOR RENT—Si-ACRE POULTKY FARM: FRUIT, | ‘With the further elevation of the Indian| Mr. said that he would not attempt to HESSUINUDA ES SSDASHy Pa a muita seep uaa ee es Till come amalgamation with the white mace | enumerate” the caste which are awaiting the | that the other morning Dr, Merz found « small PLEASANT PLAIN! Anacostia. D. 3 sirece rallway factitties, rALE_ON wo, this by the example of the Dels-| numerous. There was no unfinished business He ai ie : nko gies Mei aeL Rate nse i easaas whe aca: ptaseed: Eeoet ations ta| of, Seoeerkanan Roseomy trae ear sre ein each of these sections end | 83. and | a HOGS. | agriculture. The Indian is now to take up. ith nooeesdens jesldonie o Wasininato anes turn toward making bis own living es the ne- s Wit Hy BAUNDEAD 4G. | POR SALE — FIVEROOM HOURE. BARW AND | Soctty ie realized The disposition of the nadine dim pae ogee it 1407 _ st. a. w. suiigble for centenine’ tert white “The figures of record in nent iSadan tS NSUN OMSSURAOY BOE oaeiae pees when I called at the Post Office mb10-3e ora | wares “Two hundred thousand clerks, Fo SATE-SEVERAL CORNERS AND INSIDE r contractors working steadily throngh the a eoot ope tan SE Saas Emeril Fan q ought to have « good deal to show for it, malaga Je eee A "Viena, ‘when the results of one year's work are muiti- | have gone