Evening Star Newspaper, June 6, 1893, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C. TUESDAY, JUNE 6, 1893—TEN PAGES. FOR_SALE—HOUSES. _FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. “FOR SALE—LOTS. SUBURBAN PROPERTY. FOR SALE—Horses & VEntcres. oon, SALE—a wi FOR NOTHING! THE | [OR EALE— R SALE—$130 CASH, €25 MONTHLY. A| [ORBALE—A BARGAIN AT 2,500. FOR, SALE — HYATTSVILLE — NICELY FIN-| [OR SALt_A SPLENDIDLY BRED DARK BAY F Safest Kind of investmen: is to buy « good lot, F° HOMESEFKERS, beautiful he 7 class ee south- A Jot on the south aide OF eipt house; 7 rooms. attic; ; slate man- horse 16 hands: suit coupe or cata a free with a frame honse, renting for enough to pay inter: ATYENTIO: east — kK; 6 rooms. bath and nicely | jum! feights, be: no 13th kad latrobes; best well water; feet and sink in | driver; works weil She has fine style and action Steperty: ground cleus Sore prase n | x: closely the <x woodwork and | Fils invent opportunity to buys home vere | OBL ReMrlY on grade; this isa Ae | Srp seesbee oe isaeecitee tasers | Riera coemazsie ‘driven bys indy foutieas of , Bear Dupont Cinci-; two stories and collar; | fine Anish in thos subssaniiel and well-ouilt houses | —Je6-Se EASTEADAY & PALTRY, O54 F ot. naw, | DAN Seale INveNRMOM a og Pat. nw. eT ES all objects and cars; present owner has no use for him jprice. $5,300. on 15th st. nw. adjoining the corner of U st.—2002 FOR SALE COUNTRY HOME: 11 MILES FROM | Sod will sell bln for $200 cache This ine °1 lot 15.3x | to 9010 15% ot: Fe SALE—AT AGREAT -AIN. . BEAUTI- FS SALE OR EXCHANGE—THE OWN! OFA Washington on Penn. R. ; 14 trains daily; 5 portunity for any one wanting such a horse. —. j gheap at $3. —S containing ‘seven room and ath handesroaly' ie: | sxchanas om &'itoou kates Teice Ponte. Botenin, | pinitey Welk irom sttion; house new. 7 room tal” | Betecd wowed ind and weniien yas De, Gok CAPE owing ayo) eee Bethea sate reagerpeetr esses | Mins snclil'Soorasly vo ates odor | Sue erties a nataig” i | CARLETON Sar Meares PP Po : x 3 : He ss “ed ii oc 3 ONE: ORIA, 3 a eens CHOICE BARGAINS, 45'S “EASTELDAY & MALLERY, 034 Fat-n-w._|t"” DAVID D. STONE, 804 and 806 F st.n.w. TON SALEDA HANDOUT TOTIN-BROOET AND | E celient condition "Prior Oa Tk ately May Barely to be fognd in dwellings now built for sale, SALE OW EXCHANGE-RINE, PIECE OF | WOR SALE-NO KEASONABLE OFFER BE-| P'ncartne station; 00 feet front: simple depth for | 05,00e2 at CHAMBERS’ STABLES, If st. — Few parlors or hallsequa) the beauty and styles of property on Columbia rosd. Mt. Pleasant, con- fneed ; price asked, $1-25 a sq. ft. ; about 100 feet | wardening: stable and lawn: will be sold at great | 22th and 13 — — — these houses. Cherry aud oak wood, open erates in | sisting of 9-room me house and cellar, by | front on Park st. Mt.’ Pleasant, very near 14th st.;| bargain; one-third lees than ground. ‘UR SALE-$60 WILL BUY 1,100-LB. BLOOD five rooms, beautiful mantel cabinets, artistic paper, | hot water, two-story frame stable and yy average dopt ret. Brookland is within the District; street advan- bay faintly ware; seven years old; Hambletonian ; tile work and unique chandeliers are but a few of the | house. all in excellent condition ; lot 60 by about 1 it DAVID D. STONE, 804 and 806 F st. nw. taxes, lamps, police, telephone, telecraph; electric | will work in any harness: must be sold at once. MU! merits. gdfronte on two street. OSCAH W. WHIT! FOR SALE OR RXGHANGE-ow a WoUsE, ONE | cersigar by Tetum girvntoptrehty times tay (com | LICAN'S LIVERY STABLES Girt sia seo 7. -W iets fare only #2 monthly. OF vi Se Coe: St ees DAYS’ WORK BUILT HOUSES. a = Sof Kenosaw st. Sot. Esti Re Vth eeiee pe | tot or $2,000 (tn barealn, price) ad we will furnish | FOGG Mcntsome VICIONIAG BEOUGHAMS, price, habe F° ‘ei ints | G2 M oF. | vou with ehe mone house, . G5uit Bowe ronte 87: price, 82000 ae Sik”. « eaahead 11 rooms’ snd bath; ant? Jot BOaisG, Pee aes | Od Rod andsoe Fst n.w, | CHOATE & Gow, 700 1ithot a. 206-3t FAS Spe ae —— ‘sion offic = hs and terms apply to" . - Fi SALE— aye on tor $55 Tot Tam to alley | Bee, pea ae ee si B. H. WARNER & CO., en eee a A HEIGHTS aT HE CHEAP. | Ethree small places of about FIVE ACRES EA ‘We will make it to your interest to run over to sth at peas L-: 7 rooms aad bith: ood repair; lot | |The price, oniy $9,500, place these houses within | _Jed-3t___(1709) O16 ¥ st 3.¥._ | snort Sim Goveta's fer Ronin ot wall soon be | ate fer counury Hon of rabditeton, THREE | wee ts wey cuocaieiecar 198x405; 85.090. - the reach of all who are inz for a good invest- R SALE—WYLIE ST. N.E., BRICK HOUBE; | eraded and water and sewor put in sireet; this lot OF AOR E pay ie ae . oo ee a eae eat otal: ig and bath: rents | ment as weil ass cheerful and finely finished home. X’ 6 rooms ; m. 1; $1,550. -FRANK L. HANCOCK & | will soon bring @la ft iguy. ‘tertus. cee aan Ee ES ‘of Weabinvetor oni re 118 and <Q ‘wa. ‘Gah ch onan te ts APRS WESCOTT, WILCOX & HIESTO! CO., Wthand Get ne. __my#72w_| lt DAVID D. STONE, 804 and 806 F et. nw.__| {ogton and immediately on i Bey ANDHRADTHY. pean bile SIGEGEADE SIDE-GAR BoceT a" Dat 8 1007 Pa. ave. and 6th ave. SALES AT A SACRIFICE-EINDEN ST. MR SALE_CHEAP_CORNER LOT. Mw. 0. BEALL. HST. LE -BIGH GRADE SIDE GGT, ‘POR SALE: PRICE #2, 000-4 3 5 Houses open for inspection : Be Bow PreK BEANE E HARGEER 8 00. ShermnOe” Only weet HR RENT FURNISHED TO A SMALL FAM | ition: must be sold immeQletely ered lot 17272 to sliey tormes $200 ofttsne nese a en Ss GEO. F, GRAHAM, 1904 Pet_| gor full particulars, inguus of MeLACHEES & | 203 aca aaaane iovsutt. “OAT BOSEORE™ | Brick ageliing southwest corner 1st and Bs B SALE 1240 MD. AVE. : TOWEE: 12 ROOMB: | FOR SALE— BATCHEEDIE, cor: 10:hand Gate nw. Jet | F°O! 7 SALEA STRONG, WELL-MADE. EASY: [ow aac OD TRVESTMEST AT Brgua; | lofTisx158 wide perkite”elowane ste'for Buachers ‘tne anelon 67,300: #2300 case and 964 4 rECRINGTON OR PATE LOT ON WOODLEY ST.. ONE | ptabiereart 198) K st. Ses." FG Ea and anusaal chance to ‘stsodel and enlarge a month.” Call for Keyv at PRANK L. HANCOCK & | VERY CHOICE LOTS A MINERAL DISCOUNT: gg taare from electric core o co., 613:15th ot. SALE — CHEAP — ONE SECON is omen ts 500m. to apartinent house oF fats... CO."S, 13th and G'sis. he. my27-20 ‘TWO OF THE MOnT BEAUTIFUL IN Foneeton in good rendition, at MeLats agaere Bavin'd. srox! odern brick business. bulldi ROSALES ECRINGTON, FOR SADE-AT @ DECIDED BANGAIN IF SOLD | LifLiY SiABLE 12 24st no. : POR S\Le_PRICE 94,000—-a WELL. eee ereeee Poeee oe La See ne Se JOTNE TIER Anacostin,@ equarcs trom he’ cars; water, Fas a LE—SURRPYS, BUGGIES, ROCKAWAYS, Fan ats phd oliay bay window ‘rick, on Gib | 21 Rested by ‘steam’ lot 25¢100, For pees and’ torsas W. 0. BEALL, (08 15TH ST. _jo6-3t_| sewer 10.000 feet of ground, which is worth tbe ane ieee nee oe ot, uw near P: lot to a alley. el ie a > ™ DE LI =; EAR | ™ouey asl e whol g ef “it “DAVES UoSTONE. Mana Bod tw Bitch Gasinea bathing <i a Teese aso Sid Rea, Fehotaoeaste slgy on 28 foot near tives vem BLOCK S'POBER, o15 at. nw. _| Se fow open surres, G8) with top. #80 SRDS PAEIATE AT ace NPAs | mgtioetat SRE TTRRE none [gee LE vues our | SATO CRERIa a | untae alge eee ty ; BD. ak 5 3 : = OAs couNE ‘Koauinst : fk THES to alley. patios Di StONE, | , business purposes near oth o.w., S-atory brick, 6r., amt. ; FQE SALE-A SNAP_FINE BUSINESS COBNEE | xine miles out, on the Mswopelitan Branch R. R., | Qt #03; victoria, 135; buck — BE SALELE SE BET ST eRe TE NS | Pall wod Imes rent for $50-ty each "all" 7,800 | sich naz “ot G00 | Hye SPL PUSERGLEE STR. w,__| feat wilt sol on easy torme or trade for city bros: | © Whe Uae ST HA egaye trom 730 Fo a J a “4 be bay-window brick dweiling 5! Sex if == os — y= i bave our build ng lighted to exabl ao Spey AEB ePrice | Tate? gids cash bw'ancemonthiys 20 8 Sdnear dl ge. mn: frame, Seicry trick) O° | POR SALE-A SMALL Lor, 1104 © BT BEG] “It DAVID D. STONE. 904, 800 Fat._| Mog ts ait Gun algur eed it ‘S06 and 800 F st. b.w. jek dwelling. 5 stories, on OR st bei. @ table: ot LOMELLS 1 alley... 4,300 1S.AS) A Hee perfect pele, $1,000, Apply to SALE. jyHOUSE IN BROOKLAND; 26 ZBe pablic invites. COORE & JARBO! ae = - + — cs DW, . . Sd necr En.o. i, * m. - * O97 a ys if te. ee — R SALE—A VERY CHEAP HOME ON 11TH ST. | Frame dvolling, 8 rooms, lot “14 | Oth Se near ie $05-3¢ 237th at, nee. rooms: leg GOHLEN & BATCHELDER, SALE-SAGRIFIGE-VIGTORIA, IN FX: SG, Tih See ea elie ieee shh. | Northeest Corser Oth cud Oe: oayy.- aie 270 | [rok SALE-ON 10TH ST. EXTENDED, NEAR | myo Cor, 10thand Gots: mw. | FUL EAE CONUITON, OY ONE OF THE it“ DATID B STONE, "604 and SOF Large briek dwelling. deep iat to” aiai JOR SALE-ZARGE BRIGK HOUSE OX 7TH ER. | by wurh e Solar woes ourst ie exiendeds Soe | POE SAE, eae cotagen sou over paw, in| ee ETT woxn w 00, Pes rE. T.X.W, | Useable, H bot teh and l0ch newen a. w,,ilok 293153; also two, houses ip rear; 30-ft | OWNER, Room 90, Warder building, Oth und Fets-:| shacmn bochiiel met Tncrioerabyriion of 303.61" Ht ST. N.W. loa "Telpret to $000 oe ene Mah Frame dwelling 1ai4 Gales st Se mates || peer Ficvon mites on the charming Metropolitan branch of | FOkeos sutaile for ey Moke ae othr HN a, _it_““BAVib D-STONE. sot and sos Fotaw. | Pane aress unis Por sate ie A very desirahle, lot on, the corner of 19th and K.| the B. and’ OR. Re ° Bhool “ahurches posscinns, | itvery was DDulit 40 onset for 6800; will be seid for am SALE a CHEAP PROPERTY Si 5 eee A Gwo-atorg ang cellar brick on Rat. mw. near | sts 2W. Size Sabi. Price ‘por Hoot, G42. Ap-| tleetaph. express, store, cublic libra, Be" tiie * ‘avery desirable. ron For ees Apply to ply to ‘above mentioned cottaxes ate ‘up with ANDREW J. JOYCES' SONS, Price. $4,000: on H st. near 2b; a very, z NEW rice $7,008, Avni ae Ce Rg cre alle weg Fee on Baa | L. tion § rooms and bath; let 262140 to a wide [Progeed brick and stone: irs (1790) B. Hi. WARNER & CO... B. H. WARNER & CO. Nid ype tS ST es. Paes Biv De STONE, S04 and 806 F st. a. Droit Parks culy €3. ded-se OG Fst Bw. | _JeS-3t_ (806) HE I Ee ween co Sloe R SALE-TOUNG BAY DRAUGHT HORSE; —t__DAVID D. STORE, Wt « = =. ofice. ‘OR SALE—A VALUABLE PROPERTY ON 7TH R SALE_T ST. BETWRES AND 19TH | "Prices range from, to 86, sound and gentle; work either single or double. RB SALE_PRICE. 8: - SALE—A NICE Wi street road, just inatte of District ihue,about ane | Este. n.w.. two lotazeach 20x10 0 alley’ Terms, | ‘ruses TOUR OWN. Call at 600 Bat. s.w. Ss rooms end batie; fecasce beat; stable; on 10h | FORSATETA NICE Hi acre tnoroved br. wood owe of 12 roca: si | BO ah Nainnce eaey’ TF ce rach. BO. ioe chotes tote Willi for sale. Costs «oP ATW OUE ae to z roomeand bath, ami. For’ Testaurant and grocery: electric ‘cars pass; price, EISKELL & McLERAN. 1008 F st. n.w. | to'sce them. Apply for full information S10. sem es, It DAVID D. STONE, 894 ana 806 F st. a. w. 78) B $10,000; must be sold; Gre eee” R SALE-TWELVE LOTS. CORNER OF 13TH | gs ap B. H. holes 3 collars OR SALE—CENTGALLY TED. nw. |S . “ag 3.0. | 18%, 1794 abd 16 tt. front by 64, 1-208 _ On any new vehic] ‘buy from cash in Fie $5,008 che be bet Land M; 9 r00ms | Do oe St RE SEAR MD a Jet #14 Tehe'e._| 51 enue ft docp: on made fave al enprovemente’ Lore 2 any Bow vohiciG Torah ten dares andtath | Petew brick nomset 6 Foon a art ned Bo A ¥Sa0 iB SALE pilers from 91,200 to 82.000: ‘smal! cash, payment, $400 FOR @50. Carriages, buckboards and ail the latest traps cheap; cash, balance to suit. FRANK L. HANCOCK &CO., Small six-room frame on Benning road. Rent bal four care Sie turn! hed wi ey ‘Bix lari lots in grove or on pike, near station, must sei); eee eBGORY, TSeh'and G se. eee my2t- Per me $18 Termecwy: ANT TO 8 co, or more.” WILLIAMS J giband Haw. 3685¢ | cnaren an tow c whcee : HOR A R SALE_HOUSE ON NORTH SIDE OF K ST. $ i 016 Fest. nea ae Sally parered: Landson= gaat As jot 18. 0x1 wit Vy tee Ey: ® month, lot 158110. Price, 91.000. Owner is Maro" avd D. STONE, sOkand S00 F at. nw 2h; lot 16x100 to 15-foot allew. 1 °DAVID D. STONE, SOtand S06 Fst nw. Jpok SALE_N' SE, WITH Oa Qi st bet. Band | POnMFORE wrest wide ates ‘fowirabie Loine. oaly 84,800. Cas. pax 00, balance on easy terms cs KEN Cos Tew Co. BOT st awe Jeon POR SALE_GUANT ST. Sw." WANDSOMy IE mom Ise ; first class condition ; tenant ready to goin and pay ‘8 n: ; earinent!) dence of merchant doime business Grant street we never vac:nt, and when so:ue one juoves there i@ alays a teuant ready to take the house. Thisis one of the finest investments offered in Washington. Offer wauted. it JOUN B WIGHT, 1410 G st. nw. FOR, SALE TWO BEAUTIFULLY, BUILT NEW suited for rest Fst. Houses on cottwes at Cha: 20,000 krownd with each house: w iptites’ walk of Station: 20 trains da re to city : Will be eld af a very low Szare. ay the owner needs money. it Apply JON BOWISHT. 1410G st. ow JOR SALE—A VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ne of the oldest and most re- orhoods of the capital ity :conveutent = stores. churches, Ke; c set om sary Boor in ‘rear: eminently suited ngresem=n oF otber public 000; cass required, $6,500; will ence to WIGHT, 1410G st. nw. Only $3. 500. ii S03 TED—CHANCE TO SE- nmues at prices less than cost wu. R SALE_CASH W irene’, attractiv» li louse; cellar; furnace; papered; : Sust completed; central loca liar; papered; to h st. se: must go: price, x. WOKING TOS, Pat. owe ‘OF SALE-TWO-STORY BRICK, STH near S-ba_ window. 8 rooms aud bath: 84.500 . easy (Foe sate— 2 to, 243 Lorn 4300 | 4 erage £2000 82 ant SH Detrees vt WL St, fie 7S OUD bbe tee each 250 Theatre inoniys vortion of ths props =.” For fuil list Gal at office for bulletin insued ‘on the Ist and 1. po THOS. F. WAGGAMA KR SALE—ATTRACTIVE, COMPLETE AND eee “eaves wasiranie are the nes Grown-sto e 1c front house: RY DESIRABLE LARGE PROP- we wor wens eo 3 of 18th and Y'sts. a. w. bout twenty roms an 1s suitable for en- Stabje te accommodate 5 horses and 3 earth: This property Is worth the attention of and i nee fnvestors, 3s only one square Art Gallery. For permit to imspeet, appiy to A.D. AD- fee. we, ‘esate :1 soon enbvnce im Value as it ne site of the Bee Core properties, vacant and i . ces. which cannot be edverddecd: If you want to bay or seil, cail on ¥. ¢ BAUMGKAS, 1G st main Rose, Fe BECAUSE OF THE CON EEMPLATED f the ownee from the chy we 2 dhorsed ts sei! thet tory aud Dasetnent rest Seece WOae ren Staind 18 seco yeti das. W.. Lor Romiual price of $5, 000; ly $2,000 vant required. HUNTER £ HUWE SR 0 14th sts oe jeout ERY DESTIN indow brick ine front and eas Yar's. cco condition: p 2 lee. POR SALE. #00 CASH, Quy a ties Croom bas-wi $25 MONTH dow brick be ik beue, with ‘situate on Sth sme. Joos Sace— e lot; ony $400 cash. Vider ho ® €o", G10 Fst. aw. + U rooms and bath: excel i$: Wear Sten TIO & CO. ow F ri; convenient 10. to ales; aly # 0 & CO! 10 Fst aut cella: 10) & C9.. 610 Ft. aw. tecis eq tity (3r ‘unibcumbered botise rooms and cellar: furnace; 15t3 ¥; Improvements i | | of 3. W.'REED, Owner, 1534 0th aw, F Let. Jip and Sah Pa 1 ae BN CHOATE & Cone To tlie te Bw eae OR SALE— BRICK. 2 STORIES AND CELLAK, 7 Toomsacd bath. a.m.i..on E. bet. 6th and stm s.¢. : price, $4,000. Apply t Eifoyy ee A000 ApelT te, Aaxen wo. 916 Fat ne. 3e3-3t bs F . URE Gig PER CENT R SALE—A SAP© AND net investment in central part of the, rortawest: tS avenue; honse is in Bret clans’ condition Lig: brick ; ures. 2/alig" Stabie; wide alley. This Property tas never tailed to bring in'asteudy income of $e40 por antag and nets 10.000. We will show it to. aay one ‘goa safe avesiment.” WARREN CHOATE ate for N CH ing Eco. {OR SALE—ON G ST. BET. 20TH AND Sten... a larze brick di er month; Jot has frontage 2798) “Apply to debe Por sa: ST 0 A nice little two-story 6-room brick, on 10th st. Be. ;hasam.i. For price and terms ‘Be Wank OR SALE ‘On Isth st ne. near H st. cars, a two-story and silisyorihyO rooms aa bath Sa? Bice SL ae, days only. Apply to miviay FT WARNER & CO.. S10 Fst aw. FOR SALE—OR TRADE—A LARGE 12-n0oM house; modern improvements: n.w. section; 43 by 20 feet’ will trade for suburban lots or farm near Uy iis diy. “Apply WILSON & CALH. doy Pst. aw, ‘jek lw | FOE SSLE-BARGAIN 81-100 FOR Rice Croom house in the northeast; rented for 810 per Ropth. ot ou side street. WALTER &. BROWN, | 423 Pa, 363-30 SOR SALE. A two-story brick on Cleveland ave., containing 6 ipa, hot and cold Water aud gus; lot 12x60. Price, B. H. WARNER & CO. 916 stn. AVE. NEAR X. : \°. aim. 1. Rew. 4tu near Stanton Square, 3 ators ‘and bath, furnace aud a Bt. F hear Oth ne. story, He. and repair, cood nelgliborhiood... 2d near Mass ave. ne, 2atory and cellar, Or. andlain, in good Feral 708 SaLE— On T ‘near 15th st. nw. baving 9 rooms and bath: «. ply to. BH. WARNE: & 00. wo2t TNT ‘916 F st. n. {OR SALE—A BARGAIN—A HANDSOME THREE Story /ay-window brick house; 9 rooms, mod. imps. and cellar, nice yard; parking handsowel feuced. Call oa OWNER, 1924 15th s m.w.. after ioe Riccg FOR SSLEMT, PLEASANT #4. 300: ba'anes inonthly—S-room and bath dw Recorated (room gittage om Best clase’stree Ree room gittaae ; class. street. Bobo YCETON EEWis, 30 Fat Soo-3e" FOE SALESESTORY BRICK, 7 ROOMS, HALL, bath and collar; bard-wood trim throughout: is. ‘and range: "$6 000, to suit. ir Nene eo ide ice brick house, Pelee, $7,000. "Ape 31 copper cornic: heat, with most approved system to aligy 10 feat wide: the most jar. § rooms and bath; ‘Bley. “Prien i eators bay-window brick: 9 rooms and bath; 16t 20x10 to alley. Price, 000, Hat nw. bot. dthavd sib, J-story, 13roums, ‘ce. $5,150. Alargs list ot Lousss at low prices car Dupont Circle. E. T° KAISER, Rooms 4 and 6, At- jantic vatiding. 930 F st. a. FOR SALE—BY HEISKELL & MCLEAN, 1008 F st. n.w. 813,000—19th st. north of Dupont Circle, handsome new three-story and basement brick; ten Toons and bath, 29.500—10th st near M n.w., three-story and base- ment tep-room and bath brick. Annual Tent, $796.60. An excellent investment. 96,000-Mt ‘Pleasant, 1th st. mear Columbia ave., three-story and cellar nine-room dwelling. 85,500—1 ment brick: st $5,500—Very test | rooms ahd batin: tion Me. new three-star a ee'lar nine-toom and bath brick, handectel Baished poo R SAL: — THREE TWO-STORY BRICK houses; 1225, 5205, 1287 D st. se. For particu- lars apply to owner, “A. PAULI, 227 Pennsylvania ‘ave. nw. Je-3t? E-NEW SIX-ROOM FRAM y ‘obe, slaie wamtel: good shale: lot 235x150: 800; Diver st. between J2ch and 13th sts. Brook= oak: E jaar" 3 TWO-stoON ND BASEMEN house, a.m. improvements, cabinet & gat: 130 News Jersey ave. Inquire ‘OR SALE—ON SOUTH CAPITOL tory press brick, 6 rooms nree parking in’ fron 300 exch; $500 to per month. JOHN A. BUTLER, Je2-3t N_W. BET. T AND W., 3 ry and basement press. brick; bay window. 12 roous and bath, slimod. imp. ; 1 . “side aller; price, $9,000. JOHN A. BUTLER, J: Sou Et. bw. ‘T INVERTME Tt TWO @e. bricts: rentelat 80 per saonth. for down “Aprly to INO. A. BUTTER, nw e338 SE DOR SALE—10 PER houses: Price, 92.150) Ir. 308 F {OR SALE—FOUR FIVE-ROOM BRICKS, 8. win poy iS per conti's bermain. SRO a, BUTE: ra cent; barcain. JNO. A. BUF ENR 3, S03 eaten FS nw 8-3 FOE Sue Ssix OF THE FINEST BUILT houses in the southeast (ays! work): 6 rooms and bath: all m.t. ; cabin-t mantels, speaking tnbes, &c. hardwood finish. Price, $4.80. ‘9 rooms and bath {in southeast, fronting ou ‘Also corner house; | 21 fashionable be brows stone are new and 7.300: ments if Estate 1,500 cash ‘part of Tubes. desi ‘Brokers, Dapered. with largo ot iu ex K SALE—TWO OF THE PRETITEST HOUSES inthe city for the price and situated in ‘the northwest. cle and Senator ‘Sawyers e ‘advance raptdl ‘and pressed bricl ting, speak in value. They are 3K, slectric bolls, eleatrio butlers pantry. Ke. They ce ice to suit; Tmonthl ‘PERKINS & LATHAM, 2. mysat RT F R SALE—A COMPLETE HOUSE, BUILT BY ‘owner, on north side M st. near New York ave. wee slory ani cllagSorooin ahd) bath presctik be: mot 30100 to paved alley : price, WIPARKER SMITH. 1S10P we new. Jereae FOR SALE-THE HANDSOME NEW RESIDENCE F007 @ st. a.m. 8 coon and bath; cellar, and viey cnever occupied 0 wide frst clase;a bargain, OWNER, O13 Pa. ) THREE-STO! HOUSES: between Band O sts. ne. Yestmnent excellent tenants. Apply OWNE! Bane 3eL-8e FOE, SAE MN ws 10, ROOMS BESIDES yroace room. cellars, &c.: 4 room At and 24 Hours pantrloe atid closete; 87, hamieomsply Aaished:; wilte pine wosdeontt S-oteay Stable a: head of 30-foot alley; all for 36,500" term fonthly payments if desired. Apply to owner, WF NABH. 122 Mot. nw. vst KR SALE—THE CHEAPEST AND Best | houses in Washing Carolina av front; with Wood work crainelth | Sovner house. wi er | fel room: Saished in 300 south. aac ‘ose’ H.GHANT, my 18-Lm' FoR Sace— ‘A new con’ lar brick resid ‘Honse fou: piunbing, furnace. and 4¢i ix Foo! terms ver Owner and m for the mone; st. 8.0.5 ‘and ‘oak whe ‘government reservation : price of cor. my30-1in. #0 ipress-brick ead ston red throughont; 4,780 eas, “oRcept th room roots, and naive snuuper? easy. Avviy to JAMES: jalider, 1310 Bat.'« w. wenjent and pane is boautifal 224 N STREZT NW. inandsomé 16 two-story and cel- oF +h floor; contains fine iy decorated and heated by ‘Lot 20 feet front and 100 feet deep to an alley, Por sie a Brat puss, Bigga bIERITESENE R SALE—DO YOU WANT A HOME? pa BE ited near the center of thecity,oa the 1600 cash, balance $50 monthiy -s from $4, to Freesat Goa Loe favorable torus: without int mm SOHN mthly, Price low and terms, ‘THOS. J. all m. ‘month’ exer FISHER & CO. 14 F st. un. TFUL BROW, i; om avenue: $7. Iso some cheap Tith stn. w. “8TONE iota. ama T. Bl jome, deliehtfatly following 700 148h st.n.w cellar, water and sewer; situate on Gale st. n. ¢. For further pari AST. cul ERDAY 2 MALLERY. 024 F st. Forsate— ‘We make s specialty of BROOKLAND property, ie will C7 before buying. “Ria tave LOTS at from G'ta 30. cents het apa a re casreil gn fayorabia term For full particulars cal 6 to, $0 cent Property. ‘McLACHLEN & BATCHELDER, ‘Cor. 10th and @ sts. n. FoR SALE-a WN Pier GROOM FRAME ON Lot | ness men Interested. ‘A nice tot on Q bet, 4th and 5th sts. nw. Will build houses for pure! on EASY PAY- BIRIOO. Price Des foot BNO AIRE 0 4 MENTS." Groat bargain, ener? (Jo. at 916 F Address, with name, -ECIAL, Star office. my27-toje101n a HANDSOME SIX-ROOM COT- 7 34 talle west of this ci 50570 fete ff Jot; 70100: with stal for wR. er oT NEW HAMPSHIe AVE: a triangle, tnce'$i7 per month.” Ra. PHILU t. KENNESAW aver ltween iathend 15th: 65 feet on 1422 New York ave. fp aldo and reat alloy iy aald a once, Gai. se SALE—A SPECULATION ONLY €8,000 FOR so-3t _SOUN 0. JOH rt) an J con late-tout house and. linpraved lots = ar 40.900 feet; one aguare rolley, EAA ER Np ghia Galt BATE: | Rc ER Tee SS east oa more TRS ID Leaitey: Price 96.000. WALTER A. BROWN. | acwalks shade, fruit: verandas’ voscrvotr, drainer polit 2 a house in ‘condition ; sacrifice on coat; near POR SALE Goon isvesTiie acre to self off lots from. "For suburban. residence af, peat 6th ne qlose proxtinity, to depot and trolley means much Inquire of or write OWNER. 711 Hst-n. w. iny24-2 1B SALE” Fe, SALE—JUST FINISHED ON LINE OF Several lots on 7th near Gst. se. ; dimensions 60 beoeiged Baltimere Boulevard and Eleo- by about 85. For price and terms. nel, to tric Railway, I-butit gag house with larce B OH WARNER A front porch ‘and stable fortwo horses and two ocar- OR SALE-A NO. 1 LOT ON 20TH 87... NEA | {00% Mocks from staiton ou lot 8 eens 55 Nonator Sawyer's. 20x90: also a nice building jot | F\etae af 16> feet deen. Lelne jor 11 in block 12 of fone age ogy in en | ge wenger iso fur salo, cheap, whandeome, large eleht-room ‘ —_ - th. closets, ny ‘Room S121 Bensayivanta Avenue, | Notre with three Inte ues, ath: losers, cnbinet and <a es ares POH SALE_SEVERAT SQUARES AND PARTS ‘of squares northeast and southeast. SEMMES & BRUADBENT, _mb13-3m saa 602 Hat. ‘OR SALE-CHEAP BUILDING LOTS— 7 lote corner F and 14th sts. ne. Blotwon Delaware ave... Bxlote on F wt bet 17th sid 18h n ‘74 feet front Soop tures blsoks froma stating” Potts, jeep. three blocks from s Der nionth: being lot Gin block @ of Lavi ‘iso for sale, a Very desirable ten.room. botise. with ind 149 feet he hed Bi large front anid back porch: well-built Bandsomo slate mantel, Inirobes, cellar. good well. Sutbuildings, &._inclosed with picket fence aud frout- fe lake, on ot AO teat front ant S00 feet Aveps one lock from station. Prive) 81500; S43 per month. Lot 7, block 45 of Lakeland, Ma. Lakeland painted; "Fine business ty 0 Wash- siti OROTMANEE SEENON loin ot nw. | gata at Raat BB, EME R SALE— BUILDERS AND SPECULATORS, aso esutiful lake. store, post office, schools, Fotheation Fifty cient low 18. front to Batt Sarees Be, commuintion tke & om any 4 alley, om Morria st. bet. ¥ and @ and 6th and 7th n.e.; | cents each, way. cd iS 4 ri, aidewralcy, ec, Si per ft. terme to guti. | QwReE, AKIO Ret. nw. AC Lakeland taquire for Inquire OWNER, 210 E st. n.w. i a ae oe ALE 0 RGR AND small: fa West Ed Park, Nock ville, trom 1,600 LOTS FOR SALE AT ROSSLYN, VIRGINIA, ioe 3 tiers rma Ad 4 Hetty ck = ington, my 12 BUSINESS CHANCES FOR BUSINESS MEN To | & neon iat old CENTER AROUND THE PENNSYLVANIA Forove ond saspalt Inquire Sf the eaters RAILROAD DEPOT AT count ‘PROK SALE—OaK Gove BEAUTIFUL ROSSLYN, VA. renee nfce-rooin cottare: on aitendid ville. ata, with grand old oaks: twomtess scren CONTRACT LET AND WORK ALREADY COM. | ftavieund carriave houses a new well of parc watee: coe ‘iy. tho new, handsome suburban rosl: Opposite, Gence of Brod. Taber Jotinsen aud one of tbe wont -aithy localities in the United States; price, S500 down, balance tn monthly installments of RA ILLIPS & SOR. my15-1im 1422 N ve. 2K SALE— BROOKLAND, SOUTH BROOKLAND. Before September 1 next the Pennsylvania Railroad Company will have built a railroad from thelr main the roadbed of the old Alexandria canal to ‘Va, south end of the Aqueduct bridve. ort line will connect Kosslyn, Va. direct with the porth and south, the ast aud west, with two | I Metropolis View ant vicinity poets Keo ae tracks, steel rails. the tite to purchase for safe investment. ‘Tois short lin will enable merchants in George. ‘GRACE M. THOMAS, town to yet thei- woods by a very short baul: Put, | _my13-2m 100 Corcoran bufldine. better still, s-cure at one corner lots for store and storage as a base of suppites in the town of ROSSLYN, VA. besides opening un splendid busi- ces for active business nen. develops charm- iw Villa sites for horus, with views aad scenery un- uirpassed, and residents in Rosslyn, Va., can get ith st. and Pennsylvania ave., Washington, D. C., in- -n minutes. ry is that Ihave ALL THE PROPERTY key ND ITS IMMEDIATE VICIN- FRANCIS HUFTY, F 7 SALE HOUSE) BION? ROOMS, “BAT! attic: over! and river; nearetrest “trees Call or address Ted. DU! Anscostin Betewss. 710m" ) OR MONE ACRES OF a ‘an acre or. lesa. feet above. Wasuington, free from malaria and. Rovqultocs, ike nuimerads express tray ad: toeus, Ured hy fime, is nearer the cational. capital thay sre several subntoan villeces within the District ef, Go. Tunbia, Living is fully 23 percent cheaper aud food {s pirer than in Washinton. For illustrated cireu- lars a HENRY N. COPP, Washington, D.C. masts ree place near 14th st. am. 1: lot 10x00, with : — stable: only $3,000, Hoo 8, 1301 Paave. myS0-t | Je1-1m 1901 Ft. n.w.. Washington, D.C. | FOE SATE acest tote for sale in KENINGSTON: SAT. ST AND R STs. on the Bet. eancls, Band 0. He It :short ride. frou ‘Modern house of 11 reoms and bath, Beautifully papered, with tiled mantels and open fires in every room. Automatic gas lighting in hall und roomson Ist and $4 floors: nice yard. Lot 2 tt front by 1-ood depth. ONLY $11,000. Also story bai jow brick, 1213 Bet. se; 9 rooms; fair; large yard: 1 square from ber ica; $5,500; #500 down, balance to salt. my 15-11 ‘MMES & GROABBENT. 602 F st. R SALE—TWO BEAUTIFUL Daft “brick and stone fronts: on imcredtately apps thyism ‘north of Bi Tows Circis. For EW HOUSES, sth st. s. BC. EALL, BROWN & 1331 F st. Fro an Franklin improved by three 4-story’ Dr. D. fAPDIY 2 ft 156 to OR SALE-THE FINEST SITE IN THE CITY wriment hou: 2 Tat. tw: opposite in by 144 Tt. to. SO-ft alley: 5. b. hetaes and atables SLOdDER "Precutor, Fast Capitol near 10th st. short ios 19 «hal low lots Lot corner two ‘corner 3d t. 17th and 18th ; part (63x05, corner 17:h and R sts. n. w RK SALE— Lot fronting 17 feet on Virginia ave. bet. 24th qua 25th ata jarme apply Je3-Bt to" rw. by adecth of TIX. For price and eS WARNER 8 ‘OK SALE— BARGAIN IN LOT ON B ST. NEAT ae ‘water. sowerand gas re Poche WILLIAM! 17 by. 100 fect to alley :on, grade: Tons-thiea cash, balance one and two years. wall; price only 90 cents IS BOS. Oth and En. Ww, Fs easy terice, cants foot. Qat ; price Fe. ‘SALE—BARGAINS IN LOTS. ‘A comer ‘nue: only 06 ft. deep: 15.000 ag. ft. ie a 3.114120; hous Gand Rae "Fatiz to alley. 8 ALE —$2,700-LOT MT. PLEASAS cargieast front; about 3 ft shove’ grade: Hood Park. § ‘water gan ait sewer: aT Love PULTO: n.@. ; front Fenle for @& JNO. AU BUTLER, Je., 500 Eat new inspection. "For turther partie: | te TYLER ®& RUTHERFORD, 1 1 i SALE—THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLI Ty rooms, all m. 1, and twostors beick stable ig Tear, well lo-ated tionthwest: pr ‘000. & RUTHERFORD, 1:307 F «1 Sa] my OR SALE-COWNER BRICK DWELLING: © Li Well lucated_northwest : price, mbes SSL SEU TED 1G onde 2) Fat. A LARGE BW. sand terms apply to 'T, NEAR 90 ft. front; bean= ‘Gai g0 18, 1333 F ‘3 streets and one ave- ‘on fot, to alley. Park; cabinet mantels, fc. Just the place for youme TSE to abi." Br LE—8400 CASH, $20 PER MONTH— | FOR SALE-LOT ON YALE 8ST. ; SSR EGNAO GSH O TEE MONTES | FRC Fo oe aed ote pt welling ; in n. w.; 6 rooms and bath; all mod. in . S lotto alley.. Price rrents for @23. JNO. BUTLER. jr. 508 Est. nw. ps 303.31 = LOR SALE — [H ST.. GEORGETOW! in fine lots c ‘me rv ON COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. rice @°0, 200 cash. 10 per "month Or. frat LOMBIAMTIGU TS ow. ESTRABLE LOT ON CONN. neat Q, having a frontage of 23 feet; price | Pes foot, S50" Apply to B. H. WARNER & CO. S16F LOT ON NORTH SIDE P dimensions 316x120. For ‘B. H. WARNER & CO., 916 F et bw. OR SALE—100x90 TO ALL NORTH SIDE R st near Ist; easy terms: 40.000 bargain 130x80 on 33-8" Fon sstecu 12th st. and Mi corner 8.0. 3 feet of ground near Lincoln Park,at a grest offer wanted. FOINTS & GLADDEN, 619 En.w. 8q. ft. EAP LOT OX 8. W. CORNER OF t, Olivet ave, ns., “Trinidad: 230% W. PARKER Se ANGE_TWO NEW FRAME id beth: marble-top wash- bes; hot and. cold water cal gost barks :firwt-class Wook Will exehan“e fo> matnpr: Jots or will sell om anply L WAL | TER WEFD & CO., Azeuts National Mutzai Build | Me and Loan Association of New York, 509 Lith st. nw. Je3-3t Fok SALE-CAPrroL WILt—A COMPaKA- tively ew tay-window house of 8 rooms and bath: larwe reception Lall, néwly and. l-andsomely papered ; nicely painted and grained: has both front amd back airway; thorougnly modern: elecant mirror man- felis; purchater uiay select was Sxturew: yard: deep lo! ble; location. vory desir | abh cin new library and cable road; one pitol; worthy of inspection; open Sun- | day and wack duys;see 400 Ist at se. 7 price 95,900; Tete than eouse Sith aesy © Abpig Ee WARE EAE | Tease than’ ‘toune Tent Asa | WEED co. Soo Tit ftnew. Py | FOR SALE—8 ROOM BRICK ROUSE; 420 3D ST. Tew. 1 wood lots peice, BN SO, WitLicus © uyRNe, Real Fatate Agcuts, Sah be ste E-A RARE CHANCE—NEW 9-ROOM bok. witha at i desirabay Tocated: acl | gichangs for heres and Geiicles Kents he S05 Est aw.. Sto 10am. wai B & trouble to i 100 Corcoran buildiuz. FoR CONNECTICUT AVENUE Liberal ter: bi how properts NS IN LOTS AT A thts week; y. GRACE M. THOMAS, Jel-lw x CHEVY CHASE LOT: With every city convenience, situated at the head of to act NW. settlers. is the most beautiful suburb of Washington Thi and should be seen, Uy Persone seeking home sites rako Rock Creek railway THOS. J. Branch office at circle, Chevy Chase. AL N Fors nt FISH 1324 F ‘& 0... wt. nw. my’ EW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE AT I NTERSECTION OF. SEVENTEENTH STREET. A “Or ical and handsome building site, having rontage of 40.64 feet and containing omy, 2,603 < “4fo" an immediate purchaser this Jot will be sold at DIVISION. my 18-2m SALE—L AMFRICAN low ngure of $5.2 eevee te THOS. J. Be NOMASS AVE. 1 NIVERSITY HEIGHT: er UATE foot. R& CO., 324 F st. n. THE SUB. D. CROISSANT & CO. G10 11th st. nw. efty ;lots on e»sy te’ ms and special’ inducements to SUBURBAN PROPERTY. Frome contemplating Butlding. F = — =| JAMES F. DUHASIEL, with Chas. G. Ringwalt, FORREST VERY DESIRABLE § BOOM DWELL- | " my16-lm Atinntic building. 890 Fst_u w. ‘with’ half acre of cround; rOU W ing at Hyatteville, Ma TO SECURE A SUBURBAN HOME fruit Water: ik por month. ‘Also d-room | TE YOC NANT TO SECURE 4 SUBI cottage at within two minutes’ walk of Deanwood | sits of the American Cajversity ia Worthen wate station; $15 per month. T. KR. BnOOKS, 610. 12th | fayion, ‘Tebseno equal esto location and it offers JPOR SALE—AT TAKOMA PARK—ONF SQUARE | fersgiere foot Several cortapon for keat or salen ‘OR SALE_AT TAKOM NE F sgitare foot. Several cot for rent oF Bale. cart electric care and railroad station, (ramo | miyle-lm JOUN F. WAGGAMAN, 700 14th stm, 5 Cag geen tr pel F \CE-DELIGHTFUL SUMMER YOME Poet See tar ety tee em aA 1d; #-room house with veran- ‘hd servats’ quarters; fruit verlooks & pretty, valle; ir aiserabl of HENKY'N: COPD, be’, Lith and 14th sts. 1)-room by large lot, with trees and dowers; stable, JOR SALE-ONLY #500 CAST Ee ‘ark on the Metropelitan branch. where land fs Fossonthiy a well built cottage sfinated at Lakoma | soll as the rate of $20. wo" 2500 ag” ecto. tracts aultable for a hanteseng sonmtce howe or hes syndicate to purchase and subdi Is about 2 miles from terminus of the Chevy | Chase cle-ti road. Terms moderate. Address the owner. = N.COP., Washington, D. C. BOARDING. 1 HE ROCHESTER, SS. COR, 13TH AND GSTS. pow. Recently: Spened by HH. Whitiner, of Waitiner House, “Nerfiimmberland. Ps. ; house has een renovated and refurnished. throughout Teoma, Single of en suite.at moderate prices; also table board. FIRST-CLASS “HOUSE, WITH EXCELLENT Doards location central; references’ wcckanesd mb25 3m* 1005 G st. n.w. [82 evinetoy, ale Kot., Will take guests for the summer at rednoed ‘K: only s few minutes’ walk from station: con- taining 7 roovus, attic and cellar; nicely pal throughout and ition ; well of water in rd: Lot 30) ee. #5, 000, ISS at EASTRRDAY MACLERY, 624 F at nw, my 12-1; POR RENT-SUMMER HOME AT GAITH. ecsburg: fruit, flowers, voretables: ood Water; alce &-rodm house; per wonth for the surminer.. a A‘urnishe room: water at back a Hon; will furnish it completely ; six snonths.. WARREN CHOATY: & CO. . 730 11th stn. w. ALES ACRES FINE GAR Y 7-room house and outbaildinses Fe (RENT OR Jand, improved by BP mheg sm 10 miniites from Oth st. depot; 7) yards from statto aa foe mince spend same “boating fad Hehing: | (PRE, LINCOLN, COR. 10TH AND # STS. HAS Treats 813 few choice Féoms, sinsle oF ea. ich can sho good drive ‘OY: TH SINSON & LODGE, | bereutod st Peuscastie tales’ with er without Seaade Jeo-at Atlantic Vuilding, 00 Fast.nw, | -mubdovtr OR SALE—AT MD, GAITHERSBURG, acres hiwhly improved jand with ood ae eee ian, eR eta | Do You Brurve In Gaithersburg, Md. Jessa Thatyou can buy Furniture, Matting, Refricrs tors, China, Glass, Baby Carriages, &o.. as low from installment firms as you can from cash houses? You know you don't believe it and everybody knows vou can'tdo it. Banks charge for time, and do you think merchants put out all this money for nothing? We don’t want any credit business in ours, we mark everything at lowest cash price and treat everybody alike. If you wii buy on instaliments you can pay as ‘you please and we will hold the goods till you pay the bill and save you big money. A good 18-spring Lounge, $2.95. Best Grade Oarpet Lounge, $4.48. Good Matting, 12%c., 15c., kc. Extra Heavy Damn- ask, 27ie. Very Fine Cotton Warp, 35s. Try to buy any of them at same price. Refrigerstors, $2.95 to $35. We keep the Leonard, and whether you bay from us or not, don’t take anything but the Leonard. Baby Coaches from 94.95 to $20. Six Cane-seat Oak Chairs, $5, Handsome Cluster Leg Table, six foot, $5. B-plece Oak Suite, $12.50. Much better one, $15, &e. Open Stock Dinner and Tes Ware, any piece you want, any quantity, at lowest price. Six Crystal Tumbiers, 1c, Tea Set. 56 pieces, $2.98. Ioe Cream Freezers, 2qt., $1.25; 3 qt., $1.65:4 at, 81.95. QOR BENT—AT MT. PLEASANT, 10 MINUTES’ ‘walk from care; 10-room dwelling, with 6 acres, new barn, fine shade, fruit, &e.. &c. ; $50. Jed-t® JAMES G. JESTER, F st. v. w. DOR SALF—ON METROPOLITAN BRANCH OF BALTIMORE AND OHIO “KAILROAD. ABOUT 9 MILES FROM WASHINGTON, 11 Deat Louse, House contains about 8 rooms and wall fruit trees, garden, &c. Near Linden station.” Terms rea * able. Apply to THOMAS J. FISHER & C¢ 124 st 2 R SALE—A TRACT OF LAND AT ROSBLYN for 4 eents per sq. ft.:a bargain; also several ‘building lots and villaxites for suie on easy terme: see mo immediately. JAMES E. CLEMENTS, 1331 F SALE ACRES: 3,000 full bearing : 6 acres blackberries: 7 Lerries; 2 acres wrapes, peaches and state of cuitivation: 10 minutes’ wa gain. DENT, BOWEN & G2 F xt, SOR RENT—GOOD 7-ROOM Hots! ‘one block from station; at Lani dyviy to ScoTT NesBrr,' 1 FOR SALE—CHEAP, SUBURBAN COTTAGE, Blakistou’s Island; charming location, middle of Potomac: salt water bathing, Sshion, duckins. cye- | Anything you want for the house. Don't be lead off EFL idnily steamiboate: sultabte for club, "JB. Wik | by prices advertised on a few low-priced goods. A very SOx nw ot simple trap often catches the most birds. Wedos cash business, and we do it right. Anything you buy not satisfactory return tt and get your money. Can youfind any better terms anywhere? Kead this ad. and think it over. Send your friends to GRASIY, THE PUSHER, For Furniture, Matting, Refrigerators, Carriages, China, Glass, &e. Cheap for cash. Double stores. 1510 and 1512 7thst., bet. Pand Qn.w. T. B. Towser & Sox, DEALERS IN DRY GOOD! Tish Le BEAUTIFUL LINE DOTTED SWISS. oi SLINS for ora CANTON CLOTH apa Tiisit AWA SATINES and GLORIA SATIN. OHALLIES and LAWNS. 500) Js Tine of PERCALF for walsts, DRESS GINGHAM reduced to Te., 8c. and 10¢. ALL-WOOL DRESS GUODS, In ‘cream, old Tose, tan, lavender. gray. navy blue and black, 0c. ‘ALL-W0O! ORM "SERGE, black, navy blue, ind tan, 5c PBROADOL OTM tah 4 tan. 91. mt and tan. RANGE LINE“ OP Dass Bobs ide, 1230., ‘EADIES" SUN UMBRELLAS and CHILDREN'S PARASOLS. LAGES and HAMBURGS in great vartety. BOYS" KNEE PANTS. GENTS LEATHER BELTS. GENTS’ UNDERWEAR, SHIRTS aud DRAWERS, each. ROCHDALE TICKETS RECOGNIZED. 200. WE yo LAliGk DICTIONARIES 70 FOR SALE A NEW DESIRABLE COTTAGE IN Falls Church, V: larwe attic, pantry, closets and cell mantel ‘water at the door: the most convenient nd well-built house in the’ count apinates walk to the station, ‘office and stores ; lot é Enquire ofthe OWNER. "BS Wes ve. Be Mann ‘apes HRIVING TOWN OF Laurel, Md.. a handsome Queen Ann cottaze, ‘with 11 roomsand bath: the house fs handsomely papercd and has stitionary chandeliers in ever Foon and is, led by 2acres of nicely laid gt gid, four signs.” price Cal B. BERRY, 06 it RENT OR SALE—THE FINEST PROPERTY in Takoma Park: iatve, beautiful new house; 10 rooms; modern improvements ; fine lawn, water, &c.; rent. #50 per month, or I will sell at_a iow pric ‘ane for eity proverty, terms easy. Inquire of ep20 ve oF improved or unimproved; . B. MOULTON, w. 'OR-RENT— CHAUTAUQUA COTTAGES_810 TO 830 per month: bright, commodgious cottages at Glen Echo; range, bath and closets; perfect seworace and sanitary arrangements; pare alr and cottages supplied with water from springs., Apply Rooin 8, Sun vuflding, city, cr at secretars’s cottage on. t groundsdaily after 3 p.m. Jel-12t ligse,ere good bargains. Also a fine farm 4 cities out for 848 per acre; easy terms. Also several tracts between Washinxton and Aloxundria. Now is the time to make wood favestments. "end for map of rexion around Washington with Ia we list of eubiir Broperty. JAMES E. COEMENTS, sel-ot 1321 ¥ st. ow, = EBSTER'S BE GIVEN AWAY. ong extra fast’ trotter. ES, 205 14th st. mw. ly a as TIN SEP OE SS SAE ALE—AT A SACRIFICE — CHESTNUT mare, ait Dlocky built nearly mew mare, sfx years old wah Rpetate, Ss pply "MOSUMENTAL ‘Si Teh st.n. w. i OR BALE —18 HORSES; | rivers and coachers: can be seen at the TYSON HOUSE STABLE, corner 7th andP sts. Bw. : my27-1m* 7 SALE_OOLUMBUS BUGGY C0."S ELEGANT Vehicles; latest styles: hewest desine: carriages. Ht'will eftord uesrent plossure’ tohave. you call cad i ettord as = i fanpectthe neat liue of pleasure vehiciew ever shown JAS. K. PROBEY, ae E FEoe Foe ian 50 :Jeather-top Dhaetons, $ from 8100 np; milk wagons. $100, and a a es a JOR SALE_JUST ARRIVED, 40 MORE TORSES from eckine!.am county. Va: ; some fin coach and cer ree ni and soiue extra drivers; Wonk borses voustantivon band and arriving. JOHN SIMMONS’ SALE STABLE, 1710 Obio ave. iny 2-2 R SALE—ONE CAR LOAD OF HORSES FROM Maryland: heavy, horees and coed drivers. Gan be seen at the TYSON HOUSE STABLE. corner ‘ThandP ste. n. say10-1m" K SALE OR EXCHANGE—NOW IS YOUR OP- SH ONT) ; Jeather-top 49 Daseios, {extension-top carriages portunity to 0 ‘ ca Flage, surrey, boay, phastone Wedel trap oF bus nee ot anv strin for little ioper. bork ne sndsccond:hand:lap robes, whips, harness and stable goods at all prices ; ins for cash oron easy terms. Galan Took Sais stock over sf voy wisn tobay or not WF. GEYER, 466 Pennsyiv<nis ave. B. ¥, my3-tr Televbone call 514. R SALE_ALWAYS ON HAND ABOUT 300 CAR” Tiagesand business wagons tc chooss from. co tina of elegant ‘cabriolots, beautifa! cansples. rufreys. phaetons. jes and 'all of the latest novel fies tn traps, bat the Bruns ick is the best combina tion trap. ented. Harness, whips, lap and lnrcentgck of ood second-bant carriages wagons ae. inyl-te 8. 3. MEEKS. Fo. SALE_SINGL#Z OR TOGETHER, A PAIR OF Very stylish Arabian horees: iron eray; sound and i hay or. iden and La. enue, fromB antl 4, EBLATPERTS. epider LARCENY OF ALL KINDS. Police Court Cases Range From a Bundle of Wood to a Horse. Several cases involving various kinds of theft were heard in Judge Miller's court yes- terday, and the articles ranged in size and value from a three-cent bundle of wood to a 150 horse. In the case involving the theft of the horse there were two defendants. They were Frank Nichols, a colored man about forty years old, and John H. Jones, colored, nineteen years old. Both the man and boy showed evidence of insanity, and when they appeared before the court the boy was smoking a cigarette. On their way up the steps the man struck the boy astunning blow in the eye, and it was with difficulty that the officers prevented a serious disturbance. Yesterday morning about 2 o'clock the boy entered the premises of tie Union stock yards, at Benning, on horseback. “Where ‘did you come from?” Policeman Kenny asked him. ‘exaa,” was v. “Where did you pore the horse?” “None of your — business.” Just then the man rushed in'from the gate, where he had been whistling. He threw off his shoes and proceeded to lay low the officer, but the latter was too quick for him and the man went down, ‘The peculiar actions of the prisoners tinued all day yesterday, and this m Nichols imagined ‘himself worth millions wanted to buy the conrt house. Mr. Charies B. Holcomb, the owner of the horse, appeared and told of his lows. The boy, he said, had been working near his place on the Bladensburg road picking peas. "He was discharged, a1 urday night witness Sioifis Crane statin, neal disappeared about 11 o'clock, and so did the boy. Judge Miller held the prisoners in $1,000 each to await the action of the grand jury. OTHER CONVICTIONS. A young colored man named James Davis, who is better known as “Buzzard,” was tried on charges of larceny and assault. Lewis Day, a colored boy, him. He that Ssturday night knocked him down and robbed him, while another boy robbed him of 50 cents, and yes- terday because he refused to Davis the latter attempted to cut him. He com- plained to Officer Wortz and the latter ar Tested him, Davis was given four months in jail without fine. Larceny from the was charged against Frank Peters and he plead not guilty. Aaron Lindsey charged that last Thursday while on his way through the Smithsonian grounds Petersand a colored boy robbed him of $3. Petors was committed to jail in default of @500 bail to await the action of’ the grand jury. A sentence of ninety days was imy in the case of Wm. Ware, who was accused of hav- ing taken 8 belonging to Mamio Turner. jeremiah Chew and William H. Jackson, col- ored boys, were accused and convicted of = charge of larceny. They stole a watch and chain from Mrs. Martin Schlosser in the Center market. They were fined $20 each. James Green, the last of the lot of alleged thieves, was fined €1 for stealing a bundle of wood, the property of Charles The fine was ae He Was s Deserter. George Campbell, a man whose mind is thought not to be altogether right, was a prisoner in the Police Court yesterday. He was charged with vagrancy and concealed weapons. A razor was found in his pocket when arrested. The policeman thought the man was » deserter from the marine corps, and Campbell admitted the trath of the charge. He said he had served more than twenty years in the service and he deserted from Norfolk more than a year ago. Word was sent to the marine barracks and an officer soon appeared in court to claim the doserter. He said that the deserter was supposed tobe of unsound mind and that when taken back his case would be re- ferred to the medical board. Judge Miller susponded sentence _in the case and Campbell was turned over to the military authorities, — Charge Dismissed. During the trial in the Police Court yesterday of Fred Dyson, charged with permitting gaming on his premises, a number of witnesses were called, but none of them gave evidence against Dyson. Lawyer Clarke, who appeared for Dyson, said that Henry Burgess was le for the case getting into court, and ae was dismissed. ABOUT GEORGETOWN. Continued Activity Along the Whole Line of the Canal. LONG LIST OF BOATS That Have Arrived and Left the Port—Mass Meeting at Mount Zion Church—St. John’s ‘Church to Be Improved — Good Work of the Police. ———— The remarkable activity all along the Chesa- Peake and Ohio canal savors strongly, so say old inhabitants, of the good old times when the iron horse had no wings. The lists of arrivals and departures, both at Cumberiand and Georgetown, are long and show heavy tonnage. The increase in boats is over 100 per cent above last season, and the increase in the tonnage of coal even greater, because of the increased capacity of the barges, owing to the improved depth and general condition of the waterway. The same increase notea between Cumberland and Georgetown prevails between Cumberland and other points. Especially is this the case between Cumberland and Williamsport. Canal officials are in high feather. Boats to arrive at Georgetown on June 2 were: Barge A. W. Nicholson, Capt. Wm. Hill; barge No. 137, Capt. A. Hill; J. A. Canfield, Capt. J. Ward; BT. Johnson, Capt. J. F. Moore; C. K. Cowen, Capt. R. Hebb; A. L. Miller, Capt. Riley; barge No. 121, Capt. F. Benner; barge No. 127, Capt. C. Swain; barge J. P. Hewitt, Capt Swain; B. B. Mayfield, Capt. L. Benner. Boats to sail on the 2d were: Barge L. W. Guinand, Capt. W. French; ‘Three Brothers, Capt. Z. Ingram; G. 8. French, Capt. R. Sor- rell; A. L. Bord, Capt. T. Ingram; Judge Hag- ner, Capt. T. McCoy; Consolidation No. 20, Capt. 'T. Shrieves; barge No. 143, Capt. W. ‘Smith; Consolidation No. 1, Capt. O. Kretzer. Boats to sail at Cumberland on June 2 were: Barge S. M. Shaw, Capt. J. Bush; Consolida- tion No. 15, Capt. yw; barge Jobn Leetch, Capt. Eaton; C. W. Miller, Capt. Kiley; Lottie and Minnie, Capt. Castle; W. D. Walbridge, Capt. Mullen; Consolidation No. 4, Capt. Lindley, Marshall Wise, Capt. r. ts to sail at Cumberland on June 3 were: Barge John H. Mertins, Capt. Read; Anteros, Capt. E. D. Chaney; barge Jobn Spencer, Capt Walters; Sarah Rowan, ———; No. 126, Capt. A. D. McArdle; Consolidation No. 5, Cross; Consolidation No-7, Capt. J. Dixon: D. Johnson, Capt. Shuff; Mertins, Capt. HL. Piper; Muskmgum, Capt. Teeters. ST. ANNE'S FAIR AT TENLEYTOWN. Catholic Tenleytown and even many who professed other faiths turned out in numbers last night to assist in making the opening of St. Anne's six-day fairan auspicious one. The whole lower part of the town hall was given u) to booths and tables, and behind ‘them in all attractiveness were those who could not be re- sisted, particularly when ebarity seasoned their mute requests to buy. At those who have been selected to superintend the tables are ‘Misses Edith Poore, Mary Stadtler, Dollie Har- yey, Mary French, Mamie Harper, Allie Pholen — Mesdames Renneil, Yates and L Shoema- er. ‘The most enjoyable part of the evening was that given up to the entertainment farnished bs the Linthicum Elocution Club, being a rep- ctition of a part of the program presented 80 snecessfully in Georgetown a few weeks ago for the purpose of purchasing scenery, make-up boxes, “Tne Close Shave,” with James A. Keliher, Robert Lowe and Guy ¥. Colling, a8 the prine\- pal participants, and Thomas Fleming,Wm. Se- bavtinn, Nathan Weill and J. Octtinger,as capa- bie assistants, was the leading feavure, with the juarrel seene from Julius Cesar, J. Travis ‘ocker, as Brutus, and J. Barton Miller, as Cassius, and comic recitations by the favorites, R. C. Ballinger and T. O. Pulizzi, following. All were highly appreciated and curtain calis followed every rendition. ae Tonight a charming juvenile entertainment will open the fair. < MASS MEETING AT MT. ZION. At Mt. Zion M. E. Church last night there was held a mass meeting for the purpose of collecting funds to erect the proposed new ball for the Grand United Order of Odd Fellows and to determine the winners of the prizes to several kindred organizations for the highest amount turned in to the building com- After several stirring addresses had been de- livered by Past Grand Master David A. Clarke, who is a member of the subcommittee; Samuel Watson, grand secretary of the District lodge; Rev. Henry A. Carroll, Mr. James L, Turner of the Washington Bee ‘and others, it was found that the first prize, a handsome Bible, had been won by Union Light Lodge: the second, by Co- lumbia Lodge, N. 8, consisting of a sword and belt, and- the third. a gold-mounted gavel, by Potomac, No. 4. More than $500 was realized and the committees have every assurance that the small amount yet to be raised will be gotten together speedily. WORK OF THE POLICE. The police are making good their threats to rid Georgetown of the nuisance of obstracted streets, Yesterday one contractor paid the itomih ane ene: for displaying no mght light on said obstruction, The order bas been issued along the line that violators of the bi tions must toe the mark to the spittely disorderty assembly. has most conspicuous charges on blotter. This isa nuisance of which chants have been complaining ver: the police are coming to the rescue. the past two months about two score have been made on this charge, and the Sinety © i grety aeeemen it Messrs. Frank Jackson and Sonny Epps brought in by officers Upperman and Lohman, and the offense in question entered opposite their names. NATURALISTS STUMPED, Georgetown naturalists are stumped. _ Some time ago s strange animal was caught in the Ockershausen grounds Its ‘excited much interest and comment. It had the run- ning gear of a rabbit, but the headdress ofa tom cat. ‘to be @ compromise between the two Old hunters were called on to gi i i i ge i FE = AiG was, kept housed and it fed both on cabbage leaves and mice. it would sit on ite hauuches «ls rabbit, but would mew ina mellow feline voice. Oub of the st the Zoo has been good, 434 to 5; medium, 4 to 43¢; common, to Be ine hundred and’ aod lambs—lambs, 59 to 734; sheep, 5 to 63g. Twenty cows and calves, Market fair. about the wages of the employes the Washing- ton and Arlington Railroad have tem- porarils suspended operations. The Father mbia stage line has also ceased to operate, the owne: declaring that the 1 the District people compelling him to de so. sores. Jas. Murphy went on the warpath last night, and the first representative of the enemy met with was laid low by asingle blow. Charles Calhoun then came to the man's assistance, but a3 tenn yesterday. EF. Mackall eid to W. W- right part 6, square 39, aa Haney transferred to HT Burrows for $800 Part of lot 201, in the addition to Georgetown. Tho staff of the Brace p gave its an- nual outing yesterday. They call themselves the Bracers. The officersof the club are James Appleby, lent; P. W. Huntington, secre- tary, and M. F. Burrows, treasurer. Y the club was by a 8 number of compounders from other local pharmacies and 8 fair assortment of girls. Mr. G. J. Cost,a fisherman of long ence, yesterday went tothe Great Falis brought back to town a which weighed thirty and fish ftinr mypat ~~~ captor persisted in exhibiting as black bass. ‘It was a carp. a THE HOSPITAL SITE. mendation of a Year Age. HE THINKS THE PRESENT SMALLPOX MOSPITAR COULD BE BEST ADAPTED TO CONTAGIOUS DISEASE HOSPITAL WITH SOME REPAIRS AND ADDITIONS. The following letter was received by the Com- missioners today from the health officer: I still hold the views therein the point mentioned is the most the purpose. The letter rend as “Examination of the smallpox several years for the purpose designed, capacity for fifty or sixty since the spring of 1883, w1 tien dilapidated, the porches and minders of the adjuncts of ancient Duildings | in phere #0 frequently inte, But, oven tion of the building, I can be put ja ps patienteat at least haif the cost of & new hospital. I am not «car and, while I might make the the’ last smallpox disappeared from our midst, sory look at the establishment, inside shows the usual decay that occurs in ings abandoned for so long « time. weatherboards, floors and plasteri j that escril wen considering think order for the "Enirable for foilows: ts, has EE OE hile 3? ak nil ais construction ter or builder, estimates of the sum of money necessary for these repairs, I would rather that the services of the of buildings, Capt. Entwisle, should be ealled into requisition to det location for the purposes think can be of Columbia, termine the expense. Ite I hardly. anywhere in the District we must have what better place could there be selected? Ite situati is not nearer than 400 to 500 feet from the District jail,on public ground, river, with no likelfhood of dwellings erected in its vicinity for years to come, # and the danger of contagion spreading from there is at the minimum. “The construction of such other part of the District adjoin! in any ing oF adjaceuh to private property, even if upon the utmost bounds of any portion of the’ District, would greater, than has been heard’ from the jail.’ A brick yard te nigh there, but hardiy near eno opinion, to cause fear of the few in age, y employed contracting the disease from the un- fortunates dowiciied therein, and certainly the bricks will not suffer. “Two large wards, one for males, the other for females, and some seven or eight smaller rooms: for office, kitchen and other vided, and the structure throughout if repaired, painted and cleansed, is are pro- ar ranged for the purpose originally intended, and I cannot see, as before stated, where « better, location can be found for the care of the” afllicted from this class of diseases than there. “I would therefore recommend thatan Priation be urged for this building in good site for the comfort of ares diould be taken, with fare of the unfortunates, as well who are liable to come in contact not ptly removed to the Par- ther we are sot vated by ‘ais malady" the ling. after vat in order, be utilized for the ease of those ‘who are sick with scarlet fever, diphtheria or other con- diseases tagious requiring hospital and accomm “The grounds east of the river, and owned by the Uened Oa be used for the establishment of disinfection, renovation or ding, clothing or other infected ‘The words * for “smallpox” being agitated, Approach toa pod fom tp we yh o mits , yet Ty remain lagated for anan mended Te cmsemes ie lo not to establishment of « bespital for wards for the various calculable benefit to concern destraction il for fi i i t i t % f ould cover tbe project at this patients im hotel, wellings. Very C. M. Hamwerr, M. D., Health Officer, i team” for the it season, the of rifle ‘the firet avert | from the third sepe- rate com| tice of the second regiment e é if aH i | i i i Hl : e é 8 i i ; i i : i i i : [ i A 4 iF ze 8 fe ie | | : } a fart Hail ll orders J i tft ay #8 scores, to be credited as part of the practice. mand of . Gen. Ordway. BY oranepour Mossen, Adjutant General ————_— Sunday at Bay Ridge. Boating, bathing, fishing, sailing. Delightful breence, ‘Trains icave Bund 0. siation of 98 am., 130 p.m. and $215 p.m. trip. $1.00 for round