Evening Star Newspaper, May 26, 1893, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. ©. FRIDAY. MAY 26, 1898—TWELVE PAGES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—LOTS. SUBURBAN PROPERTY. SUBURBAN PROPERTY. PROPOSALS. Fok, SALE—A RARE BARGAIN IN REAL FS- R SALE-SSTORY AND BASEMENT BRICK WR SALY—LOT ON C ST. N.W. BETWEEN R SALENEW HANDSOME SIX-ROOM COT-| J7OR SALE—AT TAKOMA PARK. CEDAR AVE.. | FDROPOSALS FOR FRESH PKOVISIONS AN tate on Princeton street near 14th; larze lot 50x | Mand brown stone: cop; 3 Frfin ted goths 3 Oy 100° junk chs pomeege far | Fein eags TANDSUME, SIX;BOOM COT: | FOB SALE “AT TAROMA PARE. CED: Srauares | E provender for the Washincton navy yard — Mey. 2p-naproved by large TI-room brick house and stable, | and attic: hot-water heat, with most w ree stables or manufactory. JOHN | lot; 70x10: with stable; for 81,550; 8250 down; bal- Fakoms spring; furnace, shade and truit trees: | 48, YSiLs “Sealed proposals indorsed “Proposals for oBi5 81.50 per square foot, This means throwing in | of raniation: lot 27x00 to alley 10 feet | MILLER & Co. Est. aw. my26-5t_ | ance $17 per month. . PHILLIPS & S03, lot 100x165: terms to suit. Price, $3,! Address Provisions and Provender for the Washington She hams and table tres. tor adjoining’ lots without | complete, best construction Gk SALE-RGAUTIFUL LOT ON HEW SERGEY | _=292>-1m 1422 New York JAMES K. DEPUE, 637 Acker st. sp istojel*_ | Navy Yard. 0 be opened June 10, 180%" will. be re- once “JOHS BwicHT. | Onan mice, 27-000: termeto sult Apply a6 2404 | PON, Ste rear Ds chespest ky oa tale eaten Seb | POR SALE-SIXTY ACRES WEST. OF BELTS: | = Popertmont, Weakioten poee, 23a socounts, Nev = Ming oa s._ | Fu SALA NCE emDOM Faawe ox | "Saka "ihren e co..sooen. nw. | death nee nmr sumiegead tte wim | FOR SALE—Honses & Vuntoues. | tescy Soot utsintari | SALE—HANDSOME PROPERTY ON MST. Plerce place near 14th st. :a.m. 1. : lot 1629, with | 730, pam oF PROB. | location; price $2,500. Mrs. E. F. WOLPLEY, = ine between 4th and Sth with WO-ft. alley side sad | stables Rees wins theses 2 ob 3s SALT—HANDSOME PIECE OF PROP- rae my26-0r" "| POR SALE — CHEAP — DAYTON WAGON, | Washington nay consisting of large brick hous», nuusually well | S2-* =? ences erty on 19th st. bet. Ikand S, on the cor. of 19th | » GTON | AJeather top bussy, $30 each; also one horse. at | pounds of fresh | vewetab Daiit, comtaiming 17 rooms, on larze front lot, 242100 R SALE_HOUSES— and Lawrence sts. ; has froutaze of G4 ft. on 19: and 3 1927 Tae ad.” $5.00), pounds, of es alee nti tt * suid. reat fot of Wal it. suitable for | F'Corcoran st. u.w.s batory. 20x100 7,009 | 100 oe Latics, tae foe, audition. or | Frosty, 30 cron dutes frou Washing | 7° se BARGAIRCNEARLY NEWSTOr AE | Prarindt ing The aeicion, mast conor to rs ail aliry. howaes or eat clan livery <table. | Kaw. bet. Gth and 10th, Sat br.» reniWadl “g'790 | the erection of ane mansion ‘one of the vary few de- | ton. wil be cueap at $1,000 ver acre in few years. | JO — = midard aod pave ihe usual rection. Bis bole Property wil! be s0-d now for #20. 000. | SY. sve. now, S-story, bet. 4th aid Sth..... 6,500 | sirable corners left in Washington, on'y $3 per foot. | SAMUEL BEALMEAR, n.w. cor. Lexington and St. aa proposals wil Fa upon application to 20 Brewster springs bury; top, side curtains; storm se t curtains complete; HT, 14106 st. JOHN B. WIGHT, 1410G stn. ts., Baltimore, Md. my26-3t* 2129 T st: n.w., | commandant of the nav yard, Washington, D. Sth et. Setory. near O. a.iu | 5-309 Bi! = a es 2030" | The attention ‘of manufae-urers and. dealers tin: is bet Tith & deh. i. side... @i,600 to 814,000 ; : : POR SALE—SOMERSET HEIGHTS_HOUsE, 6|S@E4 _my2 a STORY BRICK | XS" aye dace & R SALE—FINE LARGE LOT ON CONN, AVE, a i vited. Tie bids, all other thines belug equal, decided x Yor v4 t pe throu rooms (a.m.i.); high and healthy; good water; RK SALE—CHEAP—PAIR BROWN HORSES: mn ‘ves the 10 waive so rben ne. “with anaverace topth of Tp tect table | Earden planted: > ininttes walk to Toaleyeonm tiee: | F andseren scares ‘wilt ant (eehom at ametaime: | Bipot, The department reserves the ret to wale f defects or to reject any or all Yantageous to the coverninent. Paymaster General. U. 8. STABLE: Gat. near Tithate mySb-2" POE SALE JUST ARRIVED, 40 MORE HORSES from Rockingham county, Va, ; some fine coach fine residence or first-class market store. There now building in this sec- ide “aot deetmed “ad tric road: | acre of land: only & EDWIN STEW. my2bse. “T° DENY PBOWEN may20 tui POR SALE. avergain. tele Sk oe TWO BEAUTIFUL 9-ROOM HOUSE! Land M'n. We. me, usw houses EPOT QUARTERMASIERS_OFFICE, WASH ‘Dear Pa ave. news heated, with furnace : hot and cold water and | and coupe horacs among then and some extra drivers; | [)'Eeton Qy 1 May 23, 18 Sealed propor th ‘w.. story frames, ¢ bath, also stable, Metp. Branch Bok 0. from | Work horses constantly on hand and arri JOHN a jn a im SALE-ON WOWARD Weshigiton: JOHN ¥- SHES, Ii ave and'4; Woad | SIMMONS’ BALE STABLE: 1210 Omo aves iayo-bw | HiRltnty will be reveteed at thi oes until PWELNE Fos es pee 5 age a A 1A FRRAT FOR SALE-TO SETTLE TR ne ane | FOE, SALECERON COUNTRY, ONE. OF THE | SECOND. 183, nd:hen opened. for handling, baul- Sea Regme-4and, Atlantic baling. 00 Pat. | Mublag the total con Gniy $4) Aa Guceptionaly | A FARM FOR SALE TO SETTLE AN EOTATE | Pies beysuidieund drivin torseginb.c. ceuttable | furor tanapurine ouusle stores tn property be jer of LOEE alley kot SONGS 60.500. | <2 fine jot ip an unquestionably, fachionable melahbor- |” ‘This farm. situated on the Telegraph road, one | MULLICAN'S, G17 Fst. n.¥. Te | during the facal year commencing July 1. 1ntG The WOH M. PARKER: Tits Ok SALE-OSE, OF {THOSE CONVENTENT | hood. JOHN B. WIGHT. 14106 st-1.w. S| anda half mites southwest of Al-zandria, Va.‘ end FOE SALE, TARGE BAY HORSE; NO FAULTS; | for proposals: circulars and specications wivine fall | ——— ,omes on east side of Portne: we. ; con: ALES lonming to the est . le for fami sive i f ~ j ees aera ree fac cso PRINCETOS, CO diTMusxanrs. | tfsaialdinas’ “BNont tfc eel Hi | shes ALT et ns UY ppt | lero i Ue chat tcc ket REIS: ROOMS 3 BATH “nyse Ww. FECKER. 100F st. ne. | Lot opposite " #00000 homme sna | Fone: fwozears, old, in Yall Gearing. grapery and | POR Pe ARS eet ee > ut ON: z ee SIDENCE ON JSEOT. ‘ther ve tinhprovern a aay ‘of we 4 je or doul aa pa ‘et 3 “ % ; EPABLE FOR FOUR HORSES | FOR SALE MODEEN RESIDENCE ON 16TH ST. | Square foot {f eld within one Week This Is 30 cents | - The whole tract eontaine 100 acreay the remaining | gatnt pcr Gouble; wilt sall ene, pair or severst Grarlavatsion, Waamincton, DiC. GEO. BL WEERS AND CARKIAGES: EXCELLENT; PA oe a Bader rico of commer diagnaliy, opposite, “This foaty acres. more oF Jone. subject Kae gbtion, of the | 11z2 Vermont ave. “Aleo nice saddle horse. my23-6t* | Bonner Qari r General, U. 8. A., Dey Sn -E—HANDSOME s 3 ‘ Parties dos e 3 SH BEEF, NAS my26-3t J. B. WIMER, 608 13th st. ich Gualiine: IES uth 20 nw. thbteon pene | — do well to inspect the premises, as ‘no Taney prices | harness: $100 forall. JOHN MOON, Centers soit. Cored Best comerut the secretary and treasurer OK EXCHANGE FOR LOT. SPL and bath rooms ;ail iatest Improvements: handsomely ae will be asked, the same being sold to settle an estate, | Pleasant. my25-2t° ” ofthe United States Soldiers! Home, Washington. D.C. Sani Sells etkee gues ecu” Nets | Soin se Grp te very rant eeveseren et | ru teania it overianhad AedS eee Tt: | nde gates etd eloe the above property wi | PORLSALER- WA OF CSE GARE OR ON Trae; | May h 1 hcieg ron. gob ae Stic Stead eae ae cate SasibS” | RPPERWe AETUERTOLD Gore ST aBLSSORE” | water Seuue aad Sea estat Nady: | Meese fecan etm ars Dosey tid harness; also stylish Engin cob. 463 he: | O'CLOCK AM. THU ROD \Y, JUNE EIGHTH, 183, = 2 IYLE fee 83 jouso recently built, | andria, Va., at 12 o%clock tm, AMay ame of F and delivering at ae ALE-CORNER BRICK Dw of iaprovements siready. com: | "Above sais poaiooned aouil Jay at same hour and FOR SACE—9350 WILL BUY THE PRETTIEST | fhe lichen, vowel. dairy ama. wate houses of the Story brick : Grooms. large a1 rooms; all mi; well located northwest = price, | menced amounting to over #100.000. Pri place, and best driving mare in city: jet black ; 153s hands | Soldiers’ Home fresh’ beef, mutton and corned beef, tel: speaking tubes: alley in the rear: need TYLER & RUTHERFORD. | Chance for profit within six mont R. F KNOX, high; G years old; can trot a mile in less than three | asrequired by the secretary and. treasurer of the sech to be appreciated; reason for selling, = ug LS THOS. J. FISHER & CO. my25-2t* Alexandria, Va._| minutes; untrained. Address DRIVING MARE, star | home forthe: year commencing July 1, 1603, and © nz to Eurore. : % jt SALE—THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING, | _™¥26-6' oe JpoR SALESA DELIGHTFUL HOME AT FALLS | office. my24-3t* | ending June 30. 1894. Information, as to the manner Price only $4,300. x I rooms, all tro-storg brick stable 318 | POR SALE-ECKINGT\ Church, Va, ; elewant shade and fruit trees; 10- R SALEJUST| ARRIVED, 20 HONSES, | of Mdding.conditions to be observed by bidders. terms B. H. WARNER AC! To: Tygm houee nd & barn. moderate-caau payment, then | B'among them some Ape drivers: Also eaveral heavy | of coBtTact and pas muent will be furnished on personal 9 TO BUILDERS. #30 per iuonth. Address, “OWNER,” Box 391. priced horses. Prices reasonable, | PD lication to this office. _ i HANDSOME FOU SPECULATOR: Dont office mye be kequired to enter into a written contract with the 8, HOMESEERERS AN! x zi Secretary and treasurer of the home, with, good and ‘i ns, all mot ANP EsTORS, K RENT—BRICK MANSION Approved security in the suin of two thousand dollars 5 em ony 1 1 nade, &e.: spring wate jand, icent drab: 3 acceptance o roposals. myzeae ESTCOEE, WILCOX & HIESTOS, ee FOL DRLIGHTE UL BOM | Uculars at 1403 Hf tne my22-i" | to order for 8450. It is in splendid condition oad will | ment must be attached to each Proposal, “Fach bid Thave just completed arrangements by which WEST ECKINGTON AND ECKINGTON Sts ret LIBERAL DISCOUNT. FROM “Scuepune ¥ie- must be accompanied by a certified check to the order of the undersigned in the sum of $500 as a guarantee that the bid is made in good faith. The contract will be awarded to the average lowest responsible bidder ‘D BARN ‘H THREE les from Washington on ANDREW J. JOYCE'S SONS. 412, 414 and 416 14th st. 5 w. ‘acres of ground: five Metropo itan branch. Apply 1413 Qst._ my)-3t™ EAI aud) stone fronts of Tows Circle. For terms, &e. Ik KENT—GRANT ROAD, TENALLYTOWN, & with ‘the above ‘conditions. The propor iS BEALL, BROWN & CO, Seer error ate together, F° 5-rooin house and cellar; well at door; large'lot beef, mutton and corned beef used by . 10 and Gr. $7,000 T to 160" Bi 321 F at. RST. LOTS AND QUINCY ST. LO’ and 2 story stable; $13 per mont minutes from ‘the home for the year ending April 30, 1883, will be Band iD we. th bh. 4r. pon sae THE CHOICE OF ALL, cars. Address A. L. PAYNE, Tenally town, D.C. m25-3t* carriage I taken as. ‘basis for calculating the aw dite ‘the low. Sere house; 9 rooms; all m.i ; on avenue: $7,000; no Aro all OR SALE—VERY DESIRABLE KESIDENCE AT | Chadue Tne public ee coset Pee pincers Loew tendems e Qeew List th. 3e sah dons, $90 Pac month, alge come cheap, lots. | HAND SO MEY. TERED gon ppeautitul AS: | EY Garrett Park: would consider loase. proposition. | Shaelae. The public are cordially Invit reat | goose should ber indorsed “Propo for eae eer, Se Guy om i 7 bb, 4r, all... 16,900 D. CRUISSANT, Tith st. n. ERALTED \BOADWAYS: BROAD, PARK! ‘ED | Apply to BL. BALDWIN, Traders’ National Bank. | We assure them s hearty welcome and polite at- | Matton end Corned Beef rand akdresscd ta the ander pe 1500) 204 to Soe Bowniiary R SALE—2STORY BRICK: 7 ROOMS, H AND LIGHT: D. FULL CITY STREETS: Lors | _2522-6t" tention. qened. BICHD.C: PARKER, a toh. ar, all....15.7 bath and cellar; hard-wood trim throuzhout 20x90 to 20-ft. ASPHALT BLOCK ALLEY. FOR RE We carry full and com) line of all the latest | United States Soldiers’ Home, D.C. myZ2-t abst: fh igobt and tanice.“aiaple yard 6 000, towcit. ApS FOR A SHORT PEAIOD. ‘station: D- styles in “harness, which for elegance and durability atWNetmw mis 20-6t LIBERAL DISCOUN IS AND TERMS. Store at Anacostia, “D. connct bosurpessst new J. JOYORG SOM! SOCIAL MATTERS. Foe, SALE-O8 TRADE GROOM AND BATHE Pes akceount on sale-amounting fo $re.oee. | Smasaiete 18 Good Mie Bary my20-6t 1026, 10238 on. brick house. T st. bet. 1 : rents for ry ms ald eee < TOR SALE-SURREYS Hii AP RING 4 ~ discount on sale ainounting to $10,000. x ‘OR SALE-SURREYS, BUGGIES AND SPRING . neishberhood idly fi ving; will sell for J + . Re" 'OK S. 4 Presi ve out $5.60 or trade for tore valsabie $ or Toons house | ECKINGTON AND AGL SiE RY HOME MATLWOAD | QE SAL! Grul’, Qchios Ha | Fivaroue'on ey terms orcaen on Taestey ond ee eee Er horthwest and pay" difference in cash OF asst ve minute -ch Waahinxtn, Sar from Acesandrla ane 196 trom ‘Fort | TBUrHd from . cour s easie Tnhorthwest aud, Pay difference’ cagh 0 THE MOST "ATTRACTIVE "ASSEMBLAGE OF | Sastinctin, 33irom A waandria and 136 trom For i worl bare our bullae iyented to enabie thot | toate counts’, MERin. | They found it easier by iS, Room 51. Atlantic building. Tiny 1 sae nena 60 peur, Biscrapevines: zacres in strawberries;'2,000 1 during the day to jo frequently secerting ‘socks? ooces -F— BEAUTIFUL NEW BAY-W iblic invited." COO! 5. brick dwelling: 6 rooius and bath; arte cer asparacis: small dweiling and outbuildings. & de- T SEVERAL EXCELLE remain at the White House during the past ENT BARGAIN PURCHASES “bane os A ery <a cated northeast; handsouely papared IN ECKINGTON AND WEST ECKINGTON E> sctex 34, mile from Fort Foote, Oxon Hill dis- SALE-NEW OPEN SURREY. 863; WITH SAAS SP S500 Sia ee neh | eran gounet may gous ewan pane | Inutioayndiete comtinatiny rauiringtue | fNty Govtce” dictate dye tee: 100mre: | FG, QW, davon eiG: busine tages, @Q0ar; | Senator and Mra Sherman have moved in : SER cepa erica w. | myzect i LPS Ait atiey cringe bite al al Recent | strriee and umpmeaa Tow petedjestner sop buaea,| their new home on K street, where a weck ago “oitice toe Guiletin iosued | POR SALE-VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE. LO: For sare et. 12TH AND 13TH ated 1 tolley fromm Ardwick sta, 7: Vietoria, $145: buckbosrd, 82) cash: open | MF# Sherman was so unfortunate as to sprain cated prethwent;new 2 story ueck enetaine | Fon sal Tuautire at Soe Lech Tinlle trou Lanhiam's: about 10 Sct So as ean | Neviaus\ and hasbeen acbls bo aosoeoes THOS. F. WAGGAM roots aud beth with Be 3.70); ‘terme w Kemainder under cultivation. A & at. nw. my20-3m | ince. Ie was for thie a aiast ida aes aak Sau 1eTHt N Day SHALDEMAS pala (a wei sable, Ucally as eood ar news Very Ine true FRAC") able toattend the dinner at the White House : 3) G08 F it. carrtuce house and outbuildings on Ltunlaw Foad lot WW, WALTEWS SON COACH FACTORY, | laut Tueeday night. DK SALE—GO7, Q ST. NW. ELEGANT NEW | 500130" gorms can _my6-3w Cor. 14th aud D Th a Mount iat; heated ‘throughout by furnace: aft | =o Of SALE ONE CARLOAD OF HORSES FROM | , Tbe regents and vice regents of the Moun! emake oooeee Box 43 ‘Dice. : O17 F st. new. | Sanbergnst the Be TENT | Mount Vernon on Wednesday afternoon, on Mr. Ise BAK : pen evenings for inapection from 5: ply at 9 F LE-BUILDE attention: Two nicel; east front:4th st. se, Wil geil ag varwain. Hearst's yacht, Vamoose. The yacht gets her name from the Spanish word, vamose, to go, and the word has not been misapplied. During the naval parade in New York she was recog- nized as being one of the fastest steam yachts cliar brick, 3 Pa. ave. nw. be SALE-THE FINEST SITE I ry for au apartment house: on st. ‘oppostt Franklin Park 72 ft Den. by 1a4ft to Rott, aller: improved ty three 4-story p. b. liouses and stables FOE SALE OR EXCHANGE—NOW 18 YOUR portunity to buy or exchange for a family Tiage, surrey, bugwy, phaeton, McCall trap or busi ness wagon of any style for little money. both new and second-hand: lap robes, whips, harness and stable ‘Koos at all prices; bateaina for cash or on easy torma. 4 between Wand Penn. ave. av ation ; good water and ADAM GADDIS, 2 termseasy. Apply to E. J. HILL, Owner, FoR SALE-EIGHT LOTS IN SQUARE FAR Dr. D. ‘OGDEN, Execute t D and M. st. se. ; each 12380 to 10ft ’ ride on Alexandria and | Calland ‘this stock over if you wish to buy ornot. | afloat, and received no end of admiration. Her ot, Bow, tome | wig Bat mullts ty build co to's prompt buser? price. as lerickabins Railr al ftom Waatington feaine ttn ee Whe. GEYER, captain, Capt. Hilborn, is very proud of her ee Sa Sor Wat 5 eae (SRT OR re Ua lh eld er desrenneyiysnineve. Uv, 4, | Schlevemanta, ‘The Vatsouws camo dows from nee to secure ahi me, delightfully center of the city. nth 3500 cash, balance $3 OWL ct New York to take Mra, Hears H. L. RUST, 624 Uth st. nw. following A FOWLE, Alexandria, 01 Mrs. Hear on a trip to Vir- b CHEAPEST LOT ON K. > R SALE—ALWAYS ON HAND ABOUT 300 CAR- ALE—T. ‘east of 131 = >. sit monthly ‘st., Columbia Heixhts ; 8 ONLY €8,000 FOR riagesand business wagons to cnoose from, con- ginia, but has now returned here and pet fake Fes Sah br T WO {Room BRICK HOUSES. 311 | iE. Prices from #4, 00 to $9, 000 150; terms easy; price low, only 40". per sq. fe F ‘improved lots, | sisting of elogant cabriolets, beautiful canopies, | Mrs. Hearst and a party of friends to Chicago Sami tt D- square ne rth of F, WAGGAMAN, 700 Lith st-n.w | for iui! partieul Divip b. sto Wig A0.00) feet: one samare fom depot tn trolley, | turreye, phastont. buen and all of the latest novel- | about the 5th or 6th of June. pital round Teo | : ‘akoma Park; on Mapie re in wick is : . maa | LEGANT MARULE-FHONT HOUSE: | i072 olgtiken tl 0 anlanites oi trolley to ten it brick | Hon trap ever invented. -Harnets, white. lap robe | ‘The Mexican minister and Lieut. Diaz went Span kEsipeece s erall in. Lt 1 é Sidewalks shude, {rnit. verandas, reservoir, drainages | ai rosd. ascend sess ; : BOM Ry OFFICE LEAT Iee Pa gi, | tealiey: lnurlte on presi race. myst | Fear tah at; owner ufaat sll, Addn house: i oud condition: sacrifice om ont; neat ani | waxone at Gs Gst. Bese — tnd’) to New York last night to attend the ball to- VATED IN MOST CONCENTEST SE | Poe SSLEA MOST BEAUTIEL FuUR-STORY | Starofice. a creto 8 For, euburtan, co | “mylte & J. MEEKS_ | night in honor of the Princess Eulalic. Mr. NORTHWEST. NEAR THE corner house: 10 rooms and fine ti.ed bath room: a. OR SALI F CHEAPEST LOT ON 16 lose. pro’ and trol ane 1H tte SINGLE OR STHER. A PAIR OF | Romero is one of the four foreign ministers un- Wests AND THe PA. AVE. AND THE CONS. | in. 1; electric belle, fine cabinet mantels, wee @rtnres | POE,SALE, THe CHEAPEST LOT OX 1 Inquire et BABS rea ad | ETE a LE 6 | | al ee pee AVE. RATLWAYS: HOUSE CONTAINS 11 Ro ‘open fireplaces, furnace and in rapidly in- | other bereains in fashionable nor hwest oR RENT IGHTFUL LOCATION TN | gentie: can be seon at hay scales, cor 16th and Le, ion we > Ne AND KITCHEN Shorhond cor. Lith and W ste iwi. two | JONAB, IN Fst. Hyattsvill th ‘fine | avenue, from 8 until. EB.LATFERTY. aplSm | Vitrubias of the Mexican legation went to New Hist nlrdaPor tae See "+ Seen ia ene apes | Pei ee a ee FRE SMESALWAYS ON MAND, AVARIETY OF | Covasrablan who har beet’ tale foro ARCHITEC cry pen dally for inspection, Aprly poo | Bark (Le rh vwly pupered 91 . ‘ ; ISEST ARCHITECT OF THE CITY, ‘ Go Se Ponte DUCK dames, Head uoraes, bustnessiorses and tood lates | Care month, is just comercncite to Cerone E ee __ 150 PAL A | Fe T_ BET. T AND U STS; = OR HE Srors metk from different parteof the country.” TAL ie is now at pears City with her children, Jpok SALE_WE ARE ATI AORIZD To orrE G NEW BROWN STONE. and pb. honses, 3 oe orees warranted 99 re of, money refunded. | where they will eral weeks, Fyoi tie tut hetipesce or tee tar OMS, hath and cellar, LATEST improvements: arches water tn yard NTE Es |e ma te tec : a HANCOCK. SITUATED ON KNACE and opencrates. yO °PRICE, 8, BOE he ao ir. and Mrs. Stephen Gage of California an SPAS DR STS Nw Hone aa ; ‘ their family aro now in this city and are 7 JOR S\LE-A NICE SEVEN-Room DWELLING: | 200. ; iy are y : SLY eR at in thorugh order nice shade, oa wneHts3:! 200 Canntaczs Ix Sroce. living aboard their own car at the Pennsylvania ¥ DECORATFD: OPEN F “y gad rick wall Easy terms "A bare enue nt Hyyattavilie Y: Fst.n.w. mM-3* gan. DENT, BOWEN'E CO., Fok, SALE ph. AGES. tile frou D.C. nicely sit ‘ou pay rent when you nine-room house on the above price an These houses are north of DEPONT CIRCL! brown-<tone and press-brick fronts; are handsomel FO PARTICULARS TO If you want «Carriage or Harness or Business HILL & JOHNSTON, ‘Wagon of any description, depot, spending the day in seeing the sights, which are all new to the young people of the family. They have come on from the Pacific SNF. GOOD FRAW PARTICULARS ¢ ALE — EASY } MONTHLY PAY: | paperal: cabinet ‘mantels: furnace heat and elec HUN DASESHOW ERS oot! road to cits. Price $10. Right Price, coast by easy stages, and spent three days in P rents if denied Bay ey oe agitchtioa ee bom, ~___tathendGets_ | ESfance long snd ecsy tite Right Style, Chiengo doing the fair rounds and the outside twowstory brisk stab ni sbar alley’: lane fot’ | “Must be scen to be apprectat AND W_STS. N.W_I AM - 3 of the different buildings. On the way back they Price, $7,000. ‘Apply cm premises, | Forfall parirUernea Whom | er peR a subdivision So =SURURBAN RESIDENCE 10 koom oa - 3 will take a leisurely view of the inside of the great show. Mr. Gage on the road home wants myl-Im Cor. 10th and G xt«. tw. from 10 te feet ground; terraced: 75 choice fruit- pave walks; electric and Call.at our new Repository, 119, 121, 123 1st st. jntrivt: high sand bath, tower and stone trim- RE SALE—MUST BE SOLD, 146, 148 AND 150 | UY the he Pietrice, $0,500. For terme. e-. —o el Monge oot sods ps . a R course of construction by the Distri G w. 24-3t* i i earl Bee eee SE ee a ate | ice ces a ee eee eee weone and Brews | {Se ctectric rallro~d to Cabin John slong the Conta = '4-3t* "| sToP-sTOP. in Obio where he spent his youth and early N-ROOM HOUSE, HIGH road now goine on: no better investinent for a rapid carriage house. frultt increase in value or for a beauti‘ul residence site be found in the District at the preseut and lighting; speaking tubes: handsome cabinet man- manhood before he went out to California to + furnace, pantry and #.m.1.; | tel; concreted cellar; become one of her railroad princes. Yesterday ‘We have purchased the entire stock of a harness so furnished houses reat tow : fo ezgy terms OWNER, | which Tam offering these lote. alse off EHINE.Vientia,Varmgpstajel | ‘manufactory and have the largest assortment of | afternoon he had the pleasure of mooting Pres- =~ Ce phleees SPWSEB, | taining from’ 1 to 5 acres on the Cond ene ‘Harness in city at Right Price, Right Quality, Right Terms. ident Cleveland and introducing Mra. Gage, his three young daughters and two sons and their guest, Miss Parker. Fok Sate, 08) TEADE BY brick house, Le Droit P wood condition: 1 Dargain to itnmediate pur bea Re Cott! W NGTON i Xcellent lovation: a beautiful cottage, fur- 517 12th n. w. (Metzerott building). nished: intending purchasers call promptly please: LEONARD'S, CHAPMAN. 717 Tih oR SALE—G: M N.W.: 10 ROOMS BESIDES chit ee bath, furnace fooin. cellars, &. « 4 rooms on cach : em 1: 84,400. See chiet ‘Clers, barcau of Price, $1,000. UNITED CARRIAGE AND WAGON hee 3 aeutl To | tet audt at hoves: large: pantie aud closet: $1,300 SALE-A BARGAIN, WW. -LOT 20, 8g. | d urltbtes | raseet teenak Get aeeaites oe Mr. Harry Beach Needham of this city and 10. 80 Tok joey Any 5811275 on D st. bet. Veth and 18th ni. We. ‘ATTSVILLE, MD.—OVER ONE ACRE NEAR | 'mySim ats Miss Edith 8. Greene of Philadelphia were mar- ynonthiy, a nice new house containins five rooms, heal of 30-fost alley rail for: 86.300; terme, | 94,50 per 84, foot all improvements mad ‘Appi to | wont anion forsale cheap to quick buyer: shad ried in that city yesterday at high noon at the SSeuice particulars sppig ton SOMe* % © For | wonthls veympente it desired. Apply tocwner, W. F | vis COTTRELL, S17 Lihat nw, Metierot bldg. | TAT ue GuNaBT ete, Can be seen Sundays Memorial Baptist Church, Broad and Master TERDAY & MALLERY. 624 Fst nw. | SASH: 122 Mot_ nw. ee aS ~ | JpoR SALE—A TRACT OF LAND TWELVE MILES PROPOSALS. streots, Rev. Dr. T. Edwin Brown officiating. FOE, SEER OR )EXCHASGE THREE HAND: | Fuses in Wantinton fer the money cor. Soutk | Egon t00-reowt dearsbie Geatines Santee ik Peal | Hi,ffom Washineton: on good road: email none: | ———— ‘The’ ushers—Mesers. Frank R. Needham, some houses at the coruer of Eat and Rats. 3.w. | Lone bn 490x100; moss 3 ieiogs | Party cleared balancy iu good timber a off PROPOSALS FOR ASPHALT PAVEMENT AND | brother of the groom, and George L. Wilkinson these Leuses are welll br | Ph six rooms and bath | papered throughout oth and K sts. a.w. of the suburbs of Washinton: JAMES E. CLEMENTS, AS2L Fat. naw, pmee and Chas. R. Overman, all of thi v, and Sealed proposals, so duplicate will bravely Theodore 8. Brown of’ Philadelphia—preceded giice pntll NOON TUESDAY, JUNE TWENTY, | the bridal party to the chancel. The groom's Heae of cep leat Tenens GOO area rerae, Bore (OF | Little sisters, wearing pretty frocks of white Office of Public Buildings and Ground: Sieaiars, will veil oF exchan 1893. ks. War Department, Washington, | Wood wors grained in oak ; $4, 700 corner house, which hes eight roon fuel room ; finished in the same each, except. th x45 feat ‘bath room, ‘TERS © THOM 6 Fail awe (SALE—COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, YALE 8T. 23. block 25. 7.H31 ft., at dre. net: finest & WEMPLE, G17 14th st. n. Ww. ANT NEW THREE | 1d bs my20-6t ‘Foe SALE— SUBURBAN PROPERTY. 36.00: terms very easy. ee ey pea a Le av aUBUH PROPERTY. _jor ‘of “asphalt walks, ‘snd. for Tepairing | China silk and large bats and carrying La two, squares from | B_GEANT, Owner and Bail Slectrie carmto ran and get eradine'to bewin shortly, | Th only subdivision of (aces iyacts around Wash- | Too, Saare yar more lor leas, of, asrhalt | France roses, with the two young nephews of | and both; some stvle. | — = = = Take lith ee ee as Thore desiring a deliht'ul country home near the | roads’ in. the yublic arounde’ Attention ie int | the bride, dressed in white linen, walked shead | Price omy Ferme te mais” Cals for geemst wo | POR, SALE—95,200-NEW, PRICK HOUSE. 907 | — mY 1S 1H | city, and alec a mon’ excellent investment. have ‘pov | Vited to the act» of Conerces approved Febracry 38, | of the maid of honor, Mise Greene, She wars exami, AEESE * Yih a ive_| baths enact, nating rom and allwaia: cabins | PORSALE LOG ON G ST, BET. OTHE ST. AND | NaNO atts nit heat Tora few days, | SoS" Cera Shade, Toh asp gown of pink silk © large white hat trimmed eres ass | mantels and tiled hearths and vestibul A. ave. Tee as many of the tracts are already spoken for pontt carrie SALE NT StS BETWEEN WADI sity oly bait and Snfsbel) fwrow ruse: few | FOR SALE UBlotyon N'st, dour Lat. st, n0., 200 Byopertyssiah ad beatiful st sed | and ie | Greciaeations can. be obt eae cena Tey Seneca reed hgeme east oes sn <a large rick residence; easily convert-ble | stepn fron carsand herdics, For terms: ke owner | ft. front. » bargain at 52ige. ft. Bf the‘hnest qreality for trucking and wardening. an : q : into s paptne vanes property. frontage of 26% | W-'R. DAVIS, 70 G's nw wavd-tin | .fOR SALE-Fine lot ou Meridian Hill, very cheap | Onis" thirty ‘minutes’ drive. trom wheeler ead ae | PrOPSEE! i WILSON, Colonel U8. Army: | "The bride came in church with her brother ‘ . FISHER & CO.. 1324 F st. uw. A. J. SCHWARTZ, t 52g. mat THs “POH SALE Several corner lots in Fok Sates, RISST-CEASSEXTRA WELT built Sstory touses, 4b mead and was met at the chancel by the groom and Me 605 6th st. nw. FFI ro = — mses, 4 bed rooms, 2 large parior the cream of the proverty fh tomchn Sa YFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. D. C..| his best man, Mr. George C. French of this UL SALE CHEAPESE MOUSE SoRTHWPSE:| pocitim ball dninw som Kickem: wash toe vad "ream Of Sng ply to J SUBURBAN _REST- C ais will be" ceosived at tite Lats Sone GS | city. She was gowned in white eatin, trimmed ‘hear Franklin square: der, lot to alley: will | mod. ‘hups: handsomely finished: in fast | _ap28-tmo ERLOOKING ROCK CREEK VAL. | Pauls Mill be’ received at this office uy bens 2 . wdel to acvantave. Unly 86,500. FRANK E. | iaproving northwest ‘sectom: moors a P°CLOCK P. M. ON FRIDAY, JUN» NINTH, 1803. | with duchess Ince and peal passementeries, Fee x “tuyere | Tatts 1310 W wt near Ths jatees 87.000; tepsette | WOR, SAPESEOTS ¢ ins 10 rooms, with bath. laundry | for laying sidewalks under the permit systema,’ Blank | poe Fon SALE_es0 CASH BALANG! and reasonabie redaction to, desirable purchases, AMERICAN UNIV SUB open fireplaces ; cabinet mantels; veil and orange blossom wreath and in her hair RSI forms of proposals and specifications, ther with ! CROISaaN # hout and large closets in all the prin Eee ‘obtal star. tl t room. tna fame hope orsign ae Hideto; | BO"Nea rat any ADP OWNER, Rosary aol | PIVINIGN 2 tl ne | Bistro, Hm aati ate tres ee BL | Se Ea ee een Ee eof te ero aecco near fom of the Anac stia fi ; contain: a2 ee on favoravie terms: this property eat be le ° yh ing brea! a : Eis abot cue acre of fant Bice, "su OT ON 201 toadesirable tenant For suiluarticniare call upon | POWELL. Commussltiers, D-C.__iny24-0t | of tho bride % sister, Mra William S. Allison, z . Ge 08 i icLACHLEN & BATCHELDE! EPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, WASHING. | 1685 North 18th street. _ my 243t AUCTION SALES. s frame house on each under ae Cor Dien Ce eae cee ses Sealed Rroposala will | | ‘The bride received @ great many ts. FoR sare= FUTURE DAYS 3. 1201 Penasyivania Avenue, 7, PISISUED, ON LINE, OF | At WEDSPADAT. JUNE SEVENTH. ik for | Mr and Mra, See wee Philadelphia yes- We make » specialty of BROOKLAND property, I “S$ MARSHAL’ v > s ic Ra lway, a well-bu sover roo! n hot on @ | farnithing snvelopes for use of the Department of the - riparian es of sour monte, fang tt will pay you ty call upon us before baying. U Xtc ota writer tert facior becca ae ae ee lous TG qefone ariaue: | fruwt nara and stabs forties" horwn anew ear: | Mutior and iy Dureays an fics for the daval rar | They will vist the seashore, Chicago and. then font that we con all ree ta orb pee ent HOBSES | office of the Surreme Court of th- District of Colame ‘on Morrie st bet, F and G and Otivand Thine inges with large loft. all inclosed with plcket fence: | Clonsgiving the eatimated quantities and yal in- | back to Jamestown, R. I. ‘In the fall thoy will oma’ Guo ssba iil. No‘ wo soe properties nt fone digected, TP wil bel at ys ele for * SE pee tet ter frerage of UE feet ose ing toe {Fin eae ae oy | stowed eto bidders and sation at paper mitt ba tur: | come to this city to make thelr future home, ‘or full particusars call ys ou TUESDAY, the TWENTIE ENE: | Inauire LS ee un | Lakeland, Ma. Price, 2,300; 420 per monty a 25 2 : ct oe ae MCLACHEEN's BATCHELDER, 1803, at TWELV! er ree i SALE—SEVERAL SQUARES AND PARTS | Also forsale. cheap, a handsome, large ciht-room | >MITH, Seoretary. HOWARD UNIVERSITY ALUMNI. claim, interest and esta! ‘of squares northea ‘and southeast, closets, cabinet and house with three latrobe sn and to, the following de- bed tr, t rt t 18 b SEMMES & BROADBENT, slate mantels, well and outbuildings in Ly jE cath cele |& anaes Reet Sik oc ide ot tot te mb13-3in z UEP ae. | picket fence, omer ot rt teor feont and 14D fer | sa They Held an Enjoyable Reunlon Last seits of Washington, € of Colum omni On —— “— | Heep: three blocks from station: Price, #2.700: ss | Heuled, proposals. indorsed, “Proposals for, Washin es cs : = = Eeiner with © nght of way over the sforuet tice” | JQOR SALESA VERY VALUABLE LOT ON aTH | dechsclhee Dlockt trom station, | Price, #2500; 829 i eee PoEWETVE O'CLOCK BOON tet Karge Naimber Present: Fak SAE-BRICK HOUSE ON TH ST-N.W-: | Shu tosether with ail and singular the laprosaments | Le st oprosite the Patent and Post offices. (neat to | PAI h eae ie Tvesbay. 3 At Miner Hall last evening the Alumni Asso- : popenhonhnpeleteniead |p Pe Ge ed a ry Iarly, emenod tn nach ciation of Howard University enjoyed a pleas- oh sy and. will ‘be old to satiaty’ capertic tex me tive best « ilidress SW. BALL. Es te Navy, Departin y ©. BOYER & SO Non"at@y, az law. in favor of Charice a Aeautel acd | C150 Broadway, New Yo my 1-2w etd een ae reaus and offices in Washington. ending June 30, 1894" The pri mast be stated in the proposals at a certain rate per hun- dred towels, In cate of a te in the bids the proposal to be accepted will be decided upon by lot. Bids must be made in duvlicate upon forms which will be fur- nished on application to the Department. The s cesafwl bidder will be required to enter into formal contract forthe performance of the work and to giv bond, with twoor more satisfactory sureties, in the Penal sun of $20 for the faithful fulfillment of auch contract -Fairt trading as Arundel & Fair! ant reunion, in which a tempting dinner and a D. number of bright speeches were delightful features, Covers were laid for a hundred guests. After discussing the relishable menu from 9 until 10 o'clock, Prof. J. M. Gregory introduced Gen. G. W. Ballock as toastmaster for the occasion. Prof. Foster read a letter of JFoR SALE—A Nice 7-RooM Bric 7£100 w alley ‘C. BOYER & SON! = TWO HOUSES ON 12TH ST. NF. sle=m; nicely Gaished, $7,500 each ; $500 cash, d_eivht miles from Wash- branch of the B. & O. R. BR. i lake, stores, port oilice, schoo!s. mmntation tickets to Wash. only (3¢ Owner, 1839 Kst.n.w. At Lakeland inquire for T. J. CADLE, Supt. ‘17- ‘OR SALE—CHEAP BUILDING LOTS— 7 lots corner F and 14th sts. ne. FOR SALE—BICYCLES ‘FOr SAL NEUMATIC-TIRED CONVERTI- we bicycle at a bargain; been used very, ii $1: BUYS A HOMESTEAD IN MAY'S LANDING, ‘The finest suburb of Atlantic City. . convenient to cars and hours. ATE Why pay hich rent where wrk eile? when $12 | POR SALE-OR ES, LARGE AND % H, A. HERBERT, Secretary of the Navy. 3.E. 5 4 SOUS G& KROBR, 608 F st. FOR SALE —A_MODELE_DE TERE SINGER | PUits home lot clue of dette wore wor ues ata mall. in West End Park, Kockville, from 81,090 | _my18 2anSw regret from Dr. J. E. Rankin, president of the : : : ELE DE 1. in i,” waxes hieh sid living expenses, Jow? ‘O00, on Liberal tring, Address HENIY" N. acca SOR = university, who was prevented from being OR SALE—A BAKGAIN—VEKMONT AVE. AN safety bicvcie; ha: been wsed only two months: in | Or you can pay on installinents of $1 per wees, May's hington, m} PROPOSALS FOR ICE NAVY DEPARTMENT, | eat by mot ls atiochvene jak 4 See nw | 8 eat, trosiory at WINE RAND | fae condition will tell at a barcuin either for cash or | PEoqtseMyPA! OB mnstalinents of $1 per week. May's EN (10) OW NORE ACRES OF LAND | Ayactmmslmeten. B. C.. May (10, 1883. Sealed pro: | present by reason a co at the Drewe-brick : lange lot 30 by 76, wich side alle on fasta ments. Apply at 22 Peansy! fare to Pailaaciphia’ ss comes "Mizar commutation | Fier ttockville at #330 an acre or lens. Rockvitie | formieandorsed: “-brovoeals for jet. "and addre-sed | memorial exercises in respect to the Inte Gen, Shanice to purchase s lame yey" cheap price, 85,500 | © Grete Phlladelphis, scents | Court house, schools. | ig Ai'ent above: Washinaton: free fret mi TWEIVE O'CLOCK NOUN. MONDAY. JUNE |S. C. Armstrong, president of the Hampton este ee ee 7OR SALF—HIGH GRADE CUSHION TIRE | ture. tiles brick. Lumiere snd coterie atte: | mosquitoes, has ntimerons express trains, and, FIFTH, 1893, to supply the Navy Department and | Normal Institute at Haiapton, Va. Letters of oe 500 7th st. mw. safety. for laty,or gentleman: but Uttle used; | mense water po ver. "Four factories and 100" hea red by time, ts nearer the national capital than are Heyartous bureaus and offices in Washington (not t were alvo sent by Dr. F. J. Grimke and Fs = 200 Pa. ave oak r factor serra a se st Bo: | Ine ‘avd, navy m Aeaodg aie De ee fin week wate ett: 100 more butiding. Every buyer | fii bia.” Livins is futiy 2) ner cent cheaper and food | PCIWHBM ihe, tank ard, Bary, pay omce and the | Meera, BH. Warner, J. H. Meriwether, Bi fee, 64500 GEO we Listing | Pot, SALE HIGH GRADE COsHION 10 PER CENT OFF FOR CASH. {s purer than in Washington. For tilustrated cireu- | June 30, 1804. The ice to be supplied must be the | Bruce, Henry Pelouse and others. ere 1300 loch st Bw. a slot for your child and ive it a start in life. : Bit SU : guality of northern ejequal 0. ir. Geo. W. Balloch presi Z ooisniew. | he aecce dtetee 3 esSiesdot tog toes abd gion ita wtot tp ur | Henan HENRY SCOPE, washings EO" | Betty of porter cor cana hereto W, ‘Balloch ‘presided as toast. mt SALF_NEAR @18T AND R STs. POR SALE_WE AME CLOSING OUT than a'savings bank. You ean ‘buy: by sisi y | Jyor Sal, inust be detivered daily in sich quantities as tas" be | master and requested Mr. Z. Richards to Modern house of 11 rooms and bath, new $140 PSYCHO SAFETIE*, 830 each. ein person. Send money. we ‘Some of the finest lots for sule in KF GSTON: | Teauired at the offices dosiznated. The department | reply to the first toast, “The trustees.” Prof, Beautifully papered, with tiled mantels aud open fires for $100. Seca band safe ce. $25 | lots and son you warranty doe on the’ et, bran, Hy and.O. He A, 'ahort ride from | Feeervan fe right to relect amy cr all bide and to | John M. Langston to the toast. “ligher eal, Automatic gas lighting in hall aud roomson Ist and = SS meg {lids contempistine baiigine een, ‘Baucements £0 | Tas the ‘promesal to be accepted will be decided | ture,” and the remainder of the toasts and re- = JOR SALE—SECOND-HAND Washi Mice. Fans pe | sence nee piasine Dellnny ution by let. ‘The biditer whose proposal is accepted we foll ‘Our medi floors: nice yard. [ae ay fanbington office, #25 Fst.n Ww. apaiiin | JAMES F. DUHAMEL, with Chas. @, Rinswalt, Wit be required to once ne ee eee is ,ccepted | sponses were as foliows: ‘Our medical depart- fad depth. second band. wheel: very cheap. “ray 16-Iin Atlsitie bd. a Teen eee etactaty coueemegend Hive bonds | ment,” Dr. Reyburn; “The college depart. arias Stairs: 1221S nw. after & NOTARIES PUBLIC FOR, SACE-AT WOODSIDE. MD —SIX-KOOM | Suntof two hundred dollars” for the ment,” Mr. Jesse Lawson: “Normal. trainin yard: 1 square tros 2 . cotta: large tite, bath, Hot and cold water, | ment of tie contract. “Bids mvet be made in dupit- | Migg Ella Fisher: “Law of the land,” Mer Bey, Baia WORLD'S FAIR. MMISSIONER OF DEEDS AND NOTARY | thnic:psice &3 OWctorine tame CTE fationtothe department. He A HERBERT, Scere: | Waring; ‘The law department,”’ James 1 rs OF at S_FATR. 2 mablie for all staten and territoriena SPECTALLY tary of the Navy myi8-Saw2w | Smith, esq.;‘“Profersional integrity,” Mr. N Pricicesh, handsme be i Aes RSION TICK. | Riways in office of basement) 1321 W ESELL WoRLU'S FAT EXC ets from, W = A gical department, m dweiling on 3d n.e. | Balti ‘Philadeiphi ROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING MISCELLANE- + wills = F o gear F :bay windows; cabinet mants en letras aati | “i aitimor.. Philadelphia I DEEDS FON EVERF us Supplies and Tor aud. the purchasect Wane | the Rev. E, W. Williams; “Biddle University,” Fabien #4000. DUCKETT. Fey 5'C0.0" | and Nem Yorks, ine odine trotclang ticker (over say | COMMISSIONER QF DEEDS FOR EVERY STATE | with «rand imo Paper —United Staton Coast. and Geodetic Survey. | the Rey. J. D. Saunders, < basawe transfe E. BEALL, 1: Sealed dations at one of roposals EO ‘OCK P. 21 F st. nw. mea directly opposite the oR SALE_BY OWN ¥ opp nem Among those ROOM HOUSE: 15 resent F Is for 6). mt were Dr. Charles B. first-class. hot i, dence of done of the most z | Purvis, Mrs. Dr. Morrison, George W. Balloch, Oak st. Mount Pleasant; ate bargeie 125: es given for any. pert of tripoc for. any length of a orice. 8, 000% JUNE SIXTH, 1893, for furnishing | Purvis, Mrs. Dr. . George W. Balloch, rg te in Hine’ Sait ac nearest office or atdress THE Wo) TDs ATTORNEYS. raiment gf we. | loceengane supe for the ure of the Cone aud | Mise R. Hunter, J. G. Hutchins, E. J. Waring, Rok Sau 00-6 RAND BATH BAY ERIC ie mages ema arene ee = Noo York ave, | feauired from tme to time during the fiscal yearend. | Charles S. Syphax, George M. ‘Lightfoot, Dr. Jstrobes and rance: hot aud cold water: lor iners | 401, Washington. D.C 0, siusteated World's | (TAMPBELL CARRINGTON = rk ave. _| ing June 30. 184. including chemicals, grocers’ sun. | Bracket, Madden, Miss Alice 8. Beckley, ge 15 fost raved alley ; erable, tor two horses: in per- | ys reg gay or ag mtn «gpa we par WY. ET ney-at-Law, SS Oe TH BROOREAND, | aries, carrenter shop stock, lumber. ice. purchase of | Miss C. M. N. Crouch, W. H. H. Brooks, Dr. fect o1 NER dt air G: ontains hi : oe ‘ebster idinz, 505 D st bs y property. N vaste ke. osals of only ‘and. re- - ong! » De. — $ rec. tiga to live agente. Meadow le | Td Weckience, Cob Ket owe te | oe pees te eee shons Bie dealers in the articles will be accepted. ard | Taneill, Dr. B. J. Cooke, W. R. Davis, R. A. — = atts GRACE M. THOMAS, awards will be made, item by item, to the best bidder | Smith, R. H. Woode, Mr. Dickey, William Tay- qo RY my13-2m 100 Corcoran ballding. vitemy ‘the brices provosed must tuelude the | lor, John H.Cook, Dr. Paulus Moore, De, Aut ah a cellar nice ¥ Sears ny13-2m__ as r prices proposes elude the | lor, Cook, re, Dr. ALL. Patines OF ee MANICURE. Meats Teall antifive ante Wenies Mnlghta onponte abe | Berney oes wt ait charses,fortreting, baning | Heron, Rev. 8. Brown, Mev. E. W. Williams, 2 = "AYN, MANICURE AND CH De the American University in Northwest Wash- | Ch‘anuiteation to the undersisned, Therein ieee | eoraes ee: Qhisemat, ipeeiman cn ~ Manufactur e: of FINE MANICURE and CHTROPOD- Fonltry. Vezetables, Fruits, &e.. packed and | Per sgiiare foot Several cottazée for tent oF iharied “Proposals for, Miscellaneous’ Suppl ory, Z. Richards, John M. Lai Shop Be [INT GOops'south of New York newer Eopltry, Leratablen, Fruits. ke. packed and | per square foot: Foo ath atime w_ | BERK Broponaie for Miseeliaieow ery,.Z. Richards, John M. Langston, Bishop B. Tine WUE lace Conn, NORE Cato | DOK SALE—S% ACRES ADJOINING GARRETT | for Ice,” respectively. and addressed t0"t De Arnett. Mr. and Mrs. Ewell, Jesse Lawson, Mb tireates: barwain on 16 2XPRE: ne without s single complait—because they | F'vark on the Metropolitan, branch, where land is | tendent United states Coast, apd Geode r. Robert Reyburn, James H. Smith, F. L. ath se EXPR P OM rian. 1037 C. an re eURAE at the age of $0 to W230" “an” are Washineton, D. C: Tc." MENDES Cardozo, Mrs. Dr. Hall, Miss Ellen Fisher, A. Sag New York — = a Yow. Ave, | tictissultuble fora tandsnme conntre my zee F. Hilyer, ET. Mosc, Kelly Milles ae goa $21 Corner 50+ DROMPT AND I ALACE 4 = N E. | syndicate to purchase and. subdivide. Eameanaiaoncaneers Mra, Clarke, W.T, Leos a 800-1 biowk fro: iver: tetephon ‘mys *Phone, 435. | miles froin te the Chevy Chase el OPOSALS FOR Mra. Clarke, W. L. Tunnel, “Mra. Whitcomb, Fot—Viemity of Merchants’ Paree: _— Terms derate. Address the owne, yard, Washington, D. C. lay 11, 1803.—Sealed | Rey. I. D. m pipe Siar predping es nage nee SRE see | See "ache Bait stacd May | Kendal ft ower’ be Jett. Ns Wading De yee number of other CHOICE PROPERTIES, both | a Seopa te tn er K SALE DELIGHTFUL, Mill.be received ut the burean of supplies ana | F. J. Shadd, Dr. Bruce Evans, Rey. W. R. A. MCANT and IMPROVED, in all partsof thecity. STORAGE. storing them, “Yiu shonld store | pratiar Rockville: surrounded by lar SCR KOON AE THIHEG. | Palmer, Bruce Evans, Mr. Furniss and W. E. call apou ag agecereed = z = them ina proper place beforexo- | day on three sides; stable and servants’ quarters: fruit ticly opened’ iminediately | Matthews, X x SHAS. | DEIVATE RooMS FoR SIoRAGE OF ing away. the have the factlitiee trees, shrubs and’ sines; overlooks a. pretty, va ley the Navy Yard, Washington es ‘Phone 78 (my2-tr) 14716 main floor, ‘iture and all personal effec ‘SLOAN'S, 1407 G for storing PIANOS and ORGANS throtich which winds a considerable stream of water. eel forgings, 1.000 feet cotton 5 w 2h j Rost location. new building and light, dry, clean large dry rooms—where they'll moderate price. Address HENRY N. COPP, 706 8th ale. the aries mon Royalty Selects the Bradbury. ond bath. and airy apartments, my22-1m jeceive zhe besé atiention by peo st. nw. _my12- 'y standard and rass the usual | Her royal highness, Princess Infanta Eulalie, Z det. Grh and 7th ne. — = = giremgusk “If hes asek tasting ‘OR SALE-HOUSE; FIG! ROOMS, BA’ ae een. Peek Broposals TU ie feralahed during her stay in Washington, selected a Brad- Fuca sehaod tans ACCOUNTANTS. on plating weil attend to it iret iig: grarggokine Gy and rinse: nea treet cary | Bron ee cealica of nauulacteraca wht atie's Qo | BUCY upright grand piano for her own private ans | ~ whidyoorre away. Prices very a acon niahtelmyIedue | invited. “Te bids, all other taines being Sausteae | apartments, and expremed herself as being de- Se = mouera: : CE WAOHTNGTON | LG°dby Jot. The'department reserves the right to | lighted with the instrument, its sweet singing abo B s &S 934 FS T COTTAGES AT WASHINGTON | waive detects ‘or Wo relect auye'or al” bigs net | Wht : Books andited. Statements iterared. Partnership, | WANDERS sabes F | Ecrore: lace and sivall. Inquire of the owner, | deemed advantaceous tothe government.. THOS 3, | Wality of tone and elasticity of action being 1515 Frew. | settlements and accounts sijusted, my 19-6" Piano Merchants, my24 | COURT F. WOOD, 407 East Capitol sf. apas-tr Chief of Bureau. myiG-2taw2w | especially pleasing. ° BAD SANITATION. A Georgetown Locality Which Needs Looking After Badly. WEST WASHINGTON NEWS. Activity on the Canal and in Real Estate Circles—Money Being Raised for the Bath- ing Beach — Pleasant Social Matters—En- tertainment for Children’s Country Home. eee To the south of M street and between 28th and the creek there is a place ‘that bids fair to rival in filthiness the worst plague spots of the city. A sewer whose discharge is of the deadliest kind that a thickly populated section could throw off empties itself ‘upon the surface of the earth fully 200 feet from the creek and throws its sickening odors into the air breathed by a hundred large families. Then, with a struggle, it oozes its way along on the ground to the creek, stopping every few minutes to go below the surface, only to reappear a few feet beyond. Often small dead animals are seen at the mouth of this disease-breeding sewer, and the odors then sent forth are doubly affecting. Not only at this point, but at others along the creck can be noticed similar sights. In July, 1892, Senator Jas. McMillan, who has always taken such an interest in the District, spoke officially to the Commissioners of the condition of Rock creek and its tributary sewers.and rec- ommended that an order be issued to the health officer to weekly opon the gates at the mouth of the creek that the worst filth could go off into the river. This was done several times, but since February 19, 1898, ac- cording toa gentleman who has kept a record seals ‘Sunday (the Gat ext part) bat °) on e twice, viz.. March 12 and May 1) In tho nen: ime surrounding residents is in danger. CANAL MATTERS. Boats to arrive at Georgetown with coal May 25 were: For the Meredith-Winship Com- ny No. 126, Capt. McArdle; Judge Alvey, ESpL. Limburg; Consolidation No. Capt. CF Limburg; Consolidation No. 7, Capt. J. Dixon; Consolidation No. 5, Capt. Sid Cross; No. 1 Capt. E. Becktol, and C. R. White, incharge Capt. Becktol. ‘For John P. Agnew & Co.: Serah Kroon, Capt. Jones; Amelia Moyer, Capt lor. For J. G.and J. M. Waters: Wheatley Brothers, Capt. Mongomery, laden with grain. "Tue Seneca, Cupt. Jackson, brought railroad Boats to clear Georgetown May 25 were:Little Rob, No. 104, No. 109, W. H. C. Bagley, Three Brothers, G. 8. French, Eva Cushwa, Cuba, C. W. Riddy, No. 186, A! G. Jobnson, W. J. Ste- phenson, Deer Park and L. P. Reed. Boats that cleared Cumberland with coal for Georgetown on May 24 were: For the Mere- dith-Winship Company—J. P. Hewett, M. E. Grove, No. 125, W. S. Jacques, No 131, No. 106, No. 133, No. 127. F. J. Shiplet, No. 141 and Herel Am.’ For J. P, Agnew & Company—R. D. Johnson and A. W. Wilson. A NOBLE CHARITY. The fair which was to have been given to- night at Linthicum Hall for the benefit of the Children’s Country Home hae been postponed until tomorrow night owing to misunder- standing about the hall. The Country Home is one of the worthiest charities the people of Georgetown are interested in, and the outcome of tomorrow's occasion will no doubt be a substantial evidence of the kindly feeling entertained for the waifs of the city. The admission fee has been fixed within the reach of all—10 conte, Re ne “8. S. ve row’s benefit. 10 SALE. ‘There was a big transfer of Georgetown prop- erty yesterday, Frederick M. Detweiller deed- ing to C. W. Simpson a one-half interest in lots 283 to 300 inclusive in Detweiller's sub of square 9%. The property lies —_ in the block bounded by 27th and 28th, Pand Q streets, and is a part of the Rittenhouse estate. The consideration named in the deed is €72,500. C.W.Howard has sold to Cornelius Barber for £7,000 certain property in Cooke Park. in the Washington Loan and Trast Com- ny's subdivision, above Tenleytown, Dennis icCarthy yesterday bought for @1,158 lots 10 and 11, block 3. PLEASANT OCCASION. There was.a crowd at the Congress Street ‘M. P. Church last night that occupied every seat and every inch of aisle space, The occa- sion was the semi-montbly entertainment of the Young People's Guild, and all previous a efforts were outdone. The program wase beautiful one, leasing both the eye and ear. Twelve of the High School's most graceful daughters, costumed like Grecian maidens, went through ‘a Delsartean drill that was encored until, for lack of time, the audi- ience was requested to desist. Then came read- ings by talented Washingtomans, recitations by Georgetown's best and songs from those on oth sides of the creek. ‘was 0 string orchestra present consisting of fifteen pieces. GRAND Lope, The semi-annaul visitation of the Grand Lodge officers to Covenant Lodge, No. 13, oc- curred last night, and Odd Fellows’ Hall was crowded in anticipation of the event. Past Grand Master Gawler delivered the address of welcome and Grand Master Crawshaw the re- sponse, Then speeches by Messrs. Cathell, ead, College and Kenney followed. “A musical and literary program that had been with care was presented in addition to the speeches. BRASS BAND. Under most favorable auspices the newly or- ganized Georgetown Brass Bend last night made ite first public ap Among those who made distinctive’ bite ‘by their “maoterly handling of the instruments they played were Mr. Guy Hoppe, Mr. Samuel Schiller, Mr. Will- iam Hoskins and Mr. Orrell. The jig of Mr. Falkner caught the entire audience, and C. A. Hughes, the champion dram major of the Washington Light Infantry, contributea a big share of the evening's enjoyment by his clever work with the baton. Mr. Guy Hoppe, the youthful cornetist, was more than enthusi- astically received, the large audience recogaiz- ing his talent and demonstratively showing their appreciation. Dancing followed. BATHING BEACH. Officer Cotter, late an active member of the seventh precinct force, but now assistant super- intendent of the bathing beach, is working hard in the interest of that wash resort. He is canvassing among the down town business people and so far has harvested about $100 in sums of €1,$2 and $5. He says that the beach needs a cash paid up capital of $200. This is needed to make some necessary and to maintain the life boat. No took place last season during the time that the Tescue boat was in commission. The beach cannot be safely conducted without the boat and boatmen, and money is needed for them. HOLY TRINITY CHURCH SERVICES, The services at Holy ‘Trinity Church next Sunday will be as follows: Low mass at 6,7 and 8, and pontifical high mass at 10:30. His excellency Archbishop Satolli will celebrate the pontifical mass, Father Chester will be des- con of the mass and Father Tammany sub- deacon. Father Sabetti of Woodstock will be assistant priest and Fathers and Gillespie wiil be deacons of honor. Father McGoldrick will preach. Mgr. Sbarretti and Dr. Papi will aesist in the sanctuary. The musical program will be as follows: Pro- cessional, Flambeau march, by fall orchestra; Gounod's solonelia mass wili, be sung entire, with soloists, augmented chorus, organ full orchestra; Veni Creator, alto solo, Mise Margaret Biaine; offertory, soprano solo, Mrs. Armand Gumprecht. ‘quartet will be: Soprano, Mrs. Gum t; alto, Miss Margaret Blaine; tenor, W. D. ‘McFarland: basso. Mr. Frank Reeside. Organist, George Sheriff. Director, Armand Gumprecht, OTHER AFFAIRS. Mr. Huntingdon of the Brace pharmacy staff yesterday gave a coaching party to Great Falls in honor of a bevy of young Isdies from the Western High School. Several hours were happily spent at the falls and an elaborate din- ner served at Cabin John. Horse people report a marked improvement in the gong ringing nuisance on the electric railroad, “It is understood that orders bave been issued to the men to ring the gong only in obedience to law, and hen not more violently than is required. Mr. R. Goddard will shortly begin the erec- tion of five brick dwelling houses on Jefferson avenue above the canal, the old house that oc- cupied the site having already been torn down preparatory to the building. r. Geo. W. Cissell. who was taken sicka few weeks at his brother's residence near Laurel, Md., is home again, comparatively Sse THE ARMY MEDICAL CORPS. All Interested in Who Will Be the New Surgeon General. GOSSIP IX REGABD TO THE CANDIDATES AND THE LIKELINOOD OF THE PRESIDENT'S SELECTION— A SUCCESSOR TO GEN. SUTHERLAND EXPECTED ‘To BE MADE NEXT MONDAY. Brig. Gen. Chas. Sutherland, surgeon general of the army, will retire by operation of law om account of age next Monday. All officers of the army are interested in the selection of his successor. Only the officers of the medical department, however, have « direct personal interest in the matter. One of their number must of necessity receive the appointment, Rank may possibly bave considerable weight in determining the selection, but it may be legally waived altogether. The President can give the office toa captain in that department if he sees fit to do 80, but there is no reasonable prospect SIXTY-SIX CANDIDATES. It is conceded on all sides that the President senior officers. Of this number six are colonels, ten lieutenant colonels, and fifty majors. The senior is Col. Charles Page, now on duty in New York, and the next five in order of rank . R Smith, B. J.D. Irwin, C. T. Alex= J.C. Baily and C. H. Alden. “There are inclined to the belief that the appoint- ll certainly go to one of these «ix. Col, is thought to have less chance than any of others named, for the reason that he will in December next. He will certainly if the President follows the pre= cedent established by him in the case of the H Hi tf 8 i Fy had less than four years to It was sid at the time that be would apply the same principle to all staff appoint- ‘ments. but theaccuracr of this prediction remains Proved. He certainly departed from it case of Col. W. P. Carlin of the line. who was made a general when he had but five months more of active service. There is therefore nothing to prevent his making the surgeon generalship another exception to the COL. SMITE'S CHANCES. With Col. Page out of the race Col. Smith has the best chance of promotion on the score of seniority. This officer bas nearly two years more to serve, while Col. Irwin, the next in line, has but little overa year. The other colonels ro- |. Alexander, May, 1897; Col. 1898, and Col. Alden, April, Teason altogether unexplain- able Col. Smith is the only one of those named who is regarded as a possibility. . At that time it was said that Gen. Moore was appointed because he was the only eligible officer who had S ene effort to get the office. Lieut. Col. C. C. Byrne is at the head of the melt aged of officers, any one of ikely to receive the a tment. ten officers in this rT) more than four years to serve on Hat Col, Byrne ix one of the ph attended President Garfield. who are said to be under consideration ive vacancy are Lieut. Col. . of historic lineage; Lieut. Col. C. Sternberg, the eminent Lieut. Cols. W. D. Wolverton and ie t Hin Br suff. These are all reputable gentlemen andé THE GRADE OF MAJOR. Maj. J. V. D. Middleton stands fret in the next grade of fifty majors. This list includes such well-known names as Maj. 3.8 < lies between Lieut. Col. Steinberg and Maj. Billings, with Col. Smith as the next most fore midable competitor. The are said to. be in the order named. All three are eminent | in their and would undoubtedly do en The ly mcrae} are, however, especially prominent because of their scientific knowledge andare probably better ° the ‘corpe, While the’ President “cpprecie — the i ident the value of scientific attainments has de- termined, 0 it is said, to base his selection marily on the executive ability of the candidates. In his opinion the possession of pelranencoeregy Cay aig ee the purposes office than a knowledge medicine. Following the precedent established in the case of the naval surgeon general the ointment of the army surgeon general will undoubtedly announced in advance of the re- tirement of the incumbent. The appointment may, therefore, be looked for by Monday. : ——_—.——— THE CAVALRY HELMET, 4 A Movement to Substitute for It » Momp_ Desirable Head Covering. Soldiers have never been entirely satisfied with their dress, And they never will be. Efforts are continually being made, however, to meet the popular demand in this matter. Satisfaction may result, but it is doubtful. What adi cl procter ted, but by only peep cue bilcer in most cases, The action, therefore, ; tially representative. At that lowing resolutions were adopted: the fol- Carried unanimously. Resolved, That we recommend the of a light busby with sloping concealed vizor to protect the eyes, to be made of black astrakan cloth, something similar to that worn by the eighteenth hussars, English army. For en- listed men the busby to be worn without pom- , And that the authorities be requested to ane imousl: apenas unani 3 Resolved, That the abandonment of the pres ent forage cap be recommended, and one sim- ilar toa design submitted by Allien & Co. of New York be adopted. Carried unanimously. A REPORT TO THE SECRETARY. When all the returns are in Gen. Schofield will embody them ina report to the Secretary of War, together with his own viows thereon In view of the well-known antipathy to the nt helmet @ change is almost inevitable, Put the ideas as to the best substitute are so conflicting that it would be foolish to attempt to predict the result. —___-»-— Arrorxex GoLpsponovon will address the colored ¥. MC. A. Literary Society May 27. Subject: “Do Not Existing Divorce Laws Work Greater Injury Than Good?” Ix THe Case of Frank Robrecht, charged with cutting Robert Milier Tuesday night 3 during a quarrel on 7th street, nolle pros. was en' in the Police Court. sn Six O'ciock Civs Excunsiox, Macalester, May 27, 6:80 p. m.—Ados