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FOR RENT?HOUSES.
1 U?* ' ' B*. U.W., J VT. . . 0.? L lilOli Bl. 9. W. Or 1-i OW
1325 Corcoran at., 13r. .45 Lnion PI. a. w., or... 8.50
Ui27 P Bt. u.w., 12r 5o Office r*. 70o8thBt.n.w.2o
f:tl Pat. n. w 40 Officers. 13U71'?t,u.w.2o
1>'K RENT- THREE-STORY BKICK HOl'SE NO
llONtlthit u.w.. lOnxjini; all modfrn improve
ment- rent. 437 50. in advance. Iuaure at A. EBER
LI'H w>Xs, il?7th?t. ilw. apl-3t*
1?" -1. RENT-A XICE COMFORTABLE 7-BOOM
tif ii- . i . ~1. ,ui< . large yarU. 12 8th Bt n e .2
ti. r? ir>'Ui E. Ca^. at.. 2 nnea of cara. Apply 315 Pa
a?? u.w. apl-2t*
1,'OR RE N'T?PRESS BKIC* BOC8E: BAY WIN"
J !? w, newly paperad: mod. imp*.. larK? yard, 7
r ; im and batti. ?t 430 ?0; 1002 9 at. n w. Enquire
1.42 loth Bt. mh28-3t*
V,"Oh HUNT?BT R. O. HOLTZMA3. REAL EJ3
M. tata and Insurance Broker, lutli and F it*. B.K
. BoLHEM
I-a Pierre Hotel, 10th 515 2d at. n.w., 1 Or ...#45
and E ati n.w., 4?r., IU3 K?t. n.w , 9r 40
. n??i. unpe 4'-50 2212 H Bt n.w.. 7r 30
1.34 K at. n.w . 15r .125 123C at. i.e., 8r 30
812 J at., 8r and atora. 100 H at. n.w., 7r 30
1H15N at. n.w.. 12r l>o 700 7that.a w.,6r..a'e..28
51o I Bt. n.w . 14r 83.33 717 11th at. n.w., 7r .. ,2o
1145 Conn. a*.. Hr 80 1235 S'tli at. n. w , 7r.20.50
ll?'7 H at. n.w., lor 75 1223 D Bt. n.w.. Or 18
17 -'i 1 ?t n. w . Hr Ho 620 D at n.w.,3r.,atore . .16
IMIRii.iiV oO 30!< D ?t. a.e., 6r 15
1911 S ?t n w., fr 50 1701 lfth at. u.w? 4r .15
1210 U at. n w., 13r ...75 307 D at. a.e. 6r 15
1017 12tu u.w . lot . 00
?TRNISHED HOCSES ...
F, near 1 xth at., llr #500 Ver ?v.. nr N.12r.410C rtfl
K bet 17th A 18th. 410.80 H. near 21*t Bt., 8r... 150
ilajw. ave . bet 13th btIi.sbo?eK at.. 12r..lo0
and 14th. 1 7r 3.(3.33 K. 1 ave.,bt 16A17...125
lonn ave , near N at. 250 P at., near 12th, 1 Or ,.12.i
A.Wt. i;th* in. 15r.250 2fnh.bet.OaudK.,10r.l09
Est., bet 14 a 15.22r.250 35th.nearwn.w.,llr...8o
offices.
141 Fat ,2d floor, Sfrout 710 11that. n.w.. 2r..435
re , heated by .team 1110 E at., 4th tl'r.3r.,..30
t-41 1. 3d floor. 5 front ra . ?3H 1 ?t? 2d floor. 2r... .30
healed bv steaui Oo X. e. cor. 7 A F. fr. 5 to 12
Ejeifant ro> iu* in "Sun 470 La. ave., from lOto 20
buildiujr."fireproof,2ele- 513 11th at.,2r 2o
vatora. heated by Nteazn, 1211 F at. n.w., 2r ......26
lr,u. *30 to too tub. 1211 F at. n.w , 3r 2o
N 1 cor. 12th aud Pa. 513 11 th at..3r 20
ave. lr . 50 400 13Hat U.W.,shop..20
1110 E at. 3d floor, 3r .40
STORES.
612 1 Ithat. n w. . 421 11th ?t-n.w #40
apl R. O. HOLTZMAX, Inn and Fata n.w.
EMK RENT - MOST DESIRABLE CORNER
r Hoq*>, within biocA of Dupont Circle: 955 per
inoiith. Apply CHARLES EARLY,
apl-lm t>03 14th at. n.w.
1.?R KE.NT-410 MASS. AVE. NT*.; 8 ROOMS; |
mod. imps.. clean and in rood order. A. S. CAY
>*m'1>. Ji.i.i nth at. n.w. apl-3t*
kent-cnfursisheS
1015 N at. n.w., 12r_.*l>5 232 Wh ?t."n.e.,6r. t22.50
t' t.'i i' ?t n ? , lOr 75 llyattsville 10 and 20
2?4 l>el ave. tie., llr..70 1020 i?>* st. n.w 12.80
.'1051> at. n.w., lOr. a."> Cnion at. a. w. 6r 12 30
w., or...8.50
25
K?1 L
v:t5N H av.n w .Mr 35 office rooms, 417 11th st.
S-'MO y st. n.w . Or ..35 u w? #5 to $20.
Ft RMSHEl>.
ronn. ave.. bet. R ar.d s, 1 Sr.. i?ry*ar $3,500
X t. ave., bet. K and L. Jor., stable, per year 3,000
t'lii derland Plate u.w., 1 lr., i<r month loO j
AVnii' ut near l..wa cir- ie. per niMiith lOO ;
E b?? bet. t?th and 10th, 12r.. per month 00
TYLER 4 Rl "1 HEREOKD.
mhl8-3w* 1307 F at. n.w.
lv, >K REN 1 - SIX-ROOM BRICK HOUSE. WITH
3 liath room, latrobe, and rantre; hotwe new; has
Lirve lr.jUt and back yard. tine location lor aummer;
1022 Uoundury ?t. n.e.. keys at H. O. Lewis. Apply
to <*EO. T. PAKK9,
?P 1-5t 443 M ?t. n.w. or 020 F st.
*514fitii's w llr, all 345 Est. s.w , fir...#22.50 I
m.i #45 331 Va. ave. a.w , ir....li
474 >!?t.s Mr.?sr , w?t?r.20 1224 fith s.w .er. *,?....15
1252 4S ??? . ?> r- ? 1" ,i,", "7tli s.w , store r 20
45k N - W . s r..->.. 15.50 342 X s.w.,Hr ,w.?*.15.30
3-13 McLean av ,5r 12.31' 335s330 M s.w., or., w.,12
?445 (W? ?.? , 6r.. w .13.31) 1202 lith a w., ?r ,v.Ag,16
l' r I ui n it..' M *t s.w.12 312 I ?t. a.e., 5r 0
1,1., 4*4 ? w . 4f. . ... lt> 5t) 305 M st. a w.. 4r.,w..8.30
12' i \i ? v.. 5r, w S.30 52 M s.w., 4r 8
1 225Miir? iandav n.e.5rl0 113*110 L at ?.w . 5r. ...8
1*22 1-t >.e . 4r .8 1214 1st a.e., 4r 8
1017 < I ? w.. 4r 0
u.h3i'-3r* C. H 1ARKER. cor. 4'? and E sts. s.w.
]~>?R HEX! Meridian av , Mt. Pleaa
'17', I Ma-.?v ,22r#200 ant, 8 r $22.50
I . ? -t. I2r 7.1 1415 w st. Or .new, .22.50
SI., 12til at.. 13r .75 237 bth a.e . 7r 20.50 I
1213 H at , lOr ....
11>211 22d at., lOr.. ???
1028 1 tth v 14r . ,.5?i 1813Sst..5r 10.00
It. .'71 vuti. av,-. .Sr 40 Offices St. Cloud Bldg-,
1 722 4th st.. 7r 25 cor. Oth and F sts.
KM JOHN MIEl'.M\X A CO. 1407 Fat.
]>?R HIM 2024 h ST. X. W. NEARLY NEW
I r- bri, k, I jv wmd..w tri.nt, six rooms and bath,
all iu 1 imp*., utnf j J'a:,1s and closets, irood order;
open. | inh23-12t"
1v??U i.KX i 1200 O Sl'T. COR. 12TH N.W.To
rv- in?.nculy pavered. iu nice onler, flue nei(rhbor
tr y at ?fr"oery opposite. By P. CORCORAN,
22'. 1-t -? B.I mh30 3t*
>?. kes'i a seven-Room hovse. ne%v;|
!i rth .v? tt, furnirtlied, #50. a family ui two adulu
Mk> tiM lik. a c*. iirf' uiai j arty who wi'Uld ktoanl owiiera
lor rut ct n chilartu ^relerred, rtftTtiicea i
AtMreti B??* 3^5, Mlar oAce. iiih303t#
1:i?H KI N i N V% < ol; f5TH AXD B 8T8. N.W
IHr *tai iv . a it\ >>-ar $1,400
loll 1 ii , ?J-stury ?iid bamMiient bay window
l?ri. k. ^ ulherii #? urc. d^liKhtful location, H
r*?? ui!* $33.33
s*.'3 .tu i#t -a.w.. ry I a\ window brick; Tr..
i 'i lol H .. ui r>l rick;6r I1X
lanr >*?rrli- u??-, w<>rk^t. j>, or Lew, rear ?~>th
an*t H n.w . tu it ali*> . v%ater, arv?, newer, 4c $15
1v
I'X'um .>r 410.30
OKU L EMMUN'S,
J?30 ? st., Atlantic Building.
KJ.tN T-VOVtt ?T1 Ll.V ? K PLA( t. A sgi'AKE
?n \ a hail aU L>tJi>ont i irele, 3-ntorv Brick, l'i
r*M n.?, ui'!. ttftrh aiidi* liar, kitt hen aiid dining room
i, nr-t ii ? i t-r iiko. A| i to owner, WM. B.
iuti;J0-3t
i'Uli Kh>T 13tf TlrNN. AVE. N?E., TH. BH. ALL
A a., i i Ui 3?? per inontli.
'. *J4 u i?i ? w..t>r. fr.. wat?r . 13.30 *? '*
1 It>:i V J. avr. ?.e . ,>r. br , water.. 10.00 ** **
1 W?3 l' ?t i?. w^ jr. fr. and Htore
.... lliM " ?
"JJ7, ill. w-tree Court,
?.w..4r or . waWr 8.00 " "
Ai i'i> to J NO. F. CULLINAXE,
mm -it tttk at aw.
IS* >K kl M 4J1 g SI N W., 7 ROOMS AND
Uth, im) miiiilow. |?rv*<w-Mck front, all mod.
iu-i " iiiitrtd tlirui|rl out, auU ;n iirstM-laaa ? ondi
T < 1 . iulist be kecL to be *i>i rvciaU-d. Kent $30. Ap
|1>I?? M C. MITCHhLL, |
rtHH 31 Oh M *treet._ j
I,1' 'H KKNT-H UMSHEb, ELKOANT 3-STOEY
1 t ?\ window in'd ru buck Houst*. 1*J rooms, 212 I
.V rth ( -t; itoi ?t. i*.pl) 214 North Capitol itaiJO-3*
i.EM TMO-MliRI, sl\ R?X>M BRICK,
v.i iU.. i.nU) ;>a:i.t??l inside $12. alao five- ?
i in b< u- at$ic, i! rtiiUnl at once Convenient to
? treet ? a:A >. CAY W i? ?1>, 933 mh st. mh30-3t#
la M 232o VKNNA AVE., 3-bTOKY AND
?eliai brurk, lO ro*>ins.sli mud. imps , heated bi*
furua? c.aiui in a very desirable neufhbornood. $C?o.50.
Apply to^ESCoTl a WILCOX
1907 P^nua ave. _
1.1 NT 2 6-RoOM BRICK HotSEH AT 9TH
tii, I v t u.w.. mod. imps.. tirsi-clnMa condition,
i-i.,> $17 .V<> i?r mo. A. si. CAVWOC>D,
1#33 l?th st.
'.I XT irnXlSHEl' HOCSE-A TWELVE
i m t. i-? in 1* st m* tb u ? f northwest for three
n m - r . u* r. i verythiutf neceasary for uniue
<Ua* li- -^kerpiun, rent Uiuderate. Addresw# Box lfi3,
Ftit
!? ,', i ?i ii ? . '.T. In l 42 11 4t? 2d ?t. n.e., ttr 10
,3.7; Pi, * , Or eacli.. If* 4'>1 Armory at. aw., 4r. ?
'?21 i. 1 ave , Or 10..>0 11 ? k ?t 2r ....6 I
Oil 12tU at. u.e 15 i4.'i lleroe -t n w. / 2T....&
CA\^0>n> A t.AhRETT,
(iDnoaaor. U, C. M. Caywood.
11.(.30 3t* 010 E at u w . baaement.
REN I ?~
lut ,2122 H.t l .".r*100 1203 2bth at . 5r?. #14.30
> ai I, .': H l'?r N3.33 2313U at .Or 14.30 ;
122' 12tL .t . li'r 55 07 241H I at. 5r., w.. 14
1. :tl?t ?|.. vr 55 11123 20thut. Or 14 ,
232.? P*.*v .hrr.jn i 5o M) 2211 1. at. 5r .13.30 t
i- . .1,1. lOr.. u. 1 40 ?'>" 2025 1 ?t? ;.r 12.30
i74, 1 ?t . l"r ,w 1 .l7.yO 2704-0 K at . Or 12
212V k ?t.. Vr 37 5o 2710 k at., 5r 12
M ?> :lat -? . iT .ro.1. 35 .V? 2427 ? M.. Or., w .11.50
W7 ,:id ?t_ Sr.. iu-i.35.50 430 17tb at .Or. mi 1050
2211 t ?t. hr . m l 30 oO Kaar 24"V 1 at.. Or 10.30
2721 X ?t., I2r..tn.i.30 5o fcenninj-j r,*d, or.. 10.30
11 .t . ?r . ma 27 50 1407 27tfc at., 5r 10
22i>5 I
li - ? 2uit.?t . . r ui 1.25 jo 511 Wiloox court, 5r 10
1521 1 lerce. Or. m 1 25 &0 52W 24th at. 5r 10 !
1421 V ?t, 7r .in.! 23 50 hear 201? I at.. 5r... H.30
121, :tot u.t, ,r 22 oO 1030 3:? at 5r ?
l:tlo 211th ?t..7r m.i.^ii 5o ColumbiaTerrw:?,4r. .H.30
2' ir. Lat..?i m.i 22 30 205 22dat.,5r 8.00
1 ' Id at. Or 22 50
1205 W at tir.. m l. 22.30 STABLES.
12*5 :*nu .t .Or 20 45 Kav 24Ub P^.T. ?ie
2323 1 ?t . Or . m.i 20 35 hear 1112 13th at 20
22 If L at.. 7r 20.30
42 1 Vth .t,, Hr 1H.35 STORES.
H7\ at..ir lh 30 11201 Mh at?cor 50
l'.H4 25tt? .t , 5r. 15 50 1741' pa. 46.50
121" 3<?th at.. Wr.w.l&.M lb34 loth it., 5r A a.22.60
1725 E ?t, Or 15.30 14u5 27tu at., 4r and
2*705 k.t.. Or . 15 .tore 13
M)? 27th at. hr 15
Era lull liat apply to WESCOTT A WILCOX,
uih.lo 1W7 Pa. av. n.w.
1.'. ; ;.h \T 33 B ST S.E.Vt?REE-8ToRY, BAsF
ineut Rrtck.uine rmmi. in rood order, papered,
u. -?leru Rett. $36. *. M. ROBREK . 302 Eaat Cap
It 1 ?t n,li30-;tf
>1. KENT?104 MASwaCHI kETTS AVE. X. E.".
A ~-r. ii roouia, papered, modem aud la ifood order,
rent. #23 A.ao, 30ti. in uma block, all rooiua.
u^tu. at *21. M M R< H HE P.. 302 Eaat Capitol
at. mh30 3t*
REST?A KESIKABLE li-ROOM 3-STORY
bn. k dwelling, with every modem conrenianoe;
with '.?rve aide yard, alt a. l. on Aliuf at- Alexandria,
\? rwoi t.tu :wr m..utli. .linliar houae In Waabiuir
t. t, . 11.1 r.Mil> rent lor 4100. Apply to ERAX'CiB
Hl'ETV. 13" 1 Eat n w mh3Q-3t
'1. KENT?
17' > 1 Pat n.w?12r 475 2112 Vt?Te..6r, . 417.50
4.it. i/tii .t n 12r 76 2414 7th at n.w.. 6r ...13
"H. i?ii?,a 7th at.. 16r 30 2221 Cleveland are.,0r 13
702 Hd> at n. w? 10r .23 7131rv1nat . Or 12
21*. H at. u. W? 7r. . 20.42 4it? L at. ae , 5r 12
1432 I at u w.fc 20 30 12108th at a w..Or 10.50
1430 I at. n. w , 6r 20 So 705 Irwin at., 5r 10
OFFICE ROOMH
fc24 penna. are. n.w.. 2d floor. 3 rooma. ? 435
u.tutO .'If A 8. CAYWOOU. 033 Uth at n w
l> K HE> T lu?i W22 25tli at. n.w..
ri2?0 ?w Bamt>- 4r 10.30
.hire ?ve . fr . 4OO.0O 1520 O at u.w , 7r..27.50
8 w cor lOth and O 1513 Pieirre pi , 7r..*7 50
a la 11 w.. 10r 40 1030 5th at. u w..Jr.25 50
2' -11 P^ruier pL.Ot.30.30 1824 Vt. av. mw...r 25 50
302? at n e .Sr 30 411 4th at. n.e ,?r.25. 30
:U>4 Cat ae, 8r 320 4th at. u.e ,8r 26
31? 4m at. it. e? flr . 25 1233 22d at.u. w? Or 17 So
1 *'2 5tU at.u w..Or.20.30 1227 224 at. n.w..Or 17.30
1 tU5 22a at n. w .Or 17.30 710 8t Mary 'a pL 6r 10.30
iUln '? th at a a.. Or 11 30 714 8t. Mary', pl.5r l0.30
til" K at. a a ,?W 10.30 tUar 1014 L at n.w..
Rear 010 25mi at n w , 4r id 30
4r 10.302520 R at. n.w . 3r... .4.30
WA8H1KOTON DANESHOWEB,
tub.)" 3t 1116 f it. a. w.
L>|? REST 1756 P 4T .il BOOMS. MOD. IMP8.,
1 lf.'O 15th at.. 12 romua, m. L; Oakland ?va..
Ha^>lT.at"H ta. 7 ruoma.
til l" 3t E C. CUTTER A CO- 1423 F It.
{JOB REST ?1747 t ST . H-SIORY ANL> CELLAR
brvk 8 roonaa, all uto.1 impa, rood location,
17.50. Apply to WE4COTT A WILCOX.
mh2V-3t 11*07 Peon. a*a.
FtoR REST -2206 ? ST. 3-8TOBY rBAMK. 8
roouaa. all mod. mpak. in rood location; 42. 50
Aptly to WESCrOTT A wilcox.
_nili2W-3t 1W07 Penn. a?a._
FiiR R?XT OOT ?3D ST., 3-8TOBY AND CXL
lar bru a. 8 rooaaa. all mod. imp.. in rapidly lm
n^hbo,^. Vil&Tn'^LCOX,
k3t 1W07 1 euu are
L'OB SALt- ? AND8OXE residence 19 FIR8T
I claaa ordar. ail mod. Impa.. lain rooma. bay-win
d w, aoatbera eapoanra. central location. For par
tk.itiara m^uira of , auer. W61 Kaaa. are ?.w.ah2?-3*
IW?R RRNT ?222 D 8T. S. W . 9R. AND BATB,
mud impa 697.60
2'10 U at n. w 630.00. wltb itora. 5o.0O
ltn liau. tn. ir 13.00
uiAxa?-3r C. H. UilOUT, Co7 7th at. a.?.
FOR RENT?HOUSES.
X^QB RENT?
JT612 F?t n.w..816607 8'.'4 4mt. aw , 6r.. 20 50
Man* sve. and 20thst..l2o J 031 S.Cap. St. 6 T..90.M
til4 17th at. n.w.. 12r. .100 1422 Kdysve. aw.i0.50
1716 9th st n.w,. lOr. To 1217 29th n.w.. 7r..20.40
So, 1 ltlist.n w..llr.65.65 17136thst.n.w..Bi.. *0.30
1311 20th n. a. 9r. tlU 435 H st. u.w.. 6r...20.35
1311 11th ?t. n.w? Or. .55 314 1 st. s.e.. fir ..20.30
2026 <i st. n.w., 1 i r.55.65 36 (i st. n.w , 6r 18
llti'l 1 (itk M __ 1 ?!? S/l till r> J 1 1 *? _ .1 i ? *ii i
ana r? .f i *ik?' IJi :'-,J H,h ??? ? ?r. .15.30
l0r ?2:?t Boundary sve.,or. 15
1 IT.'i u n V riiwi; 8Jrii Whitney Close. Or lo
l Hysttsvllle. Tr 15
JstXw *'""T;* "?:???? 019 nth st. n.e.. or 15 1
f'iuttHi 8r. ..3v4.> Fatterson st uf..7r 15
dJS^fts"1- i*/ ? 332 Mh ?*? n e ? <*r 14.30
"ilVuh.,t " 10r3I 2215 Cleveland sve?6r,13
i,??. P.I* n.w.,Hr. ..30.O0 1213 Md.sve s.w ,4r.l2.50
Ui ?!&&"!' ??? ?r:w.4o 2107 Sth st. n.w.5r..,12
S.'? '}? n W-~J "V:J0 McLean a*, a.w? 5r.. 11.30
i Tif. Wl!*- '*?ulr.S < ?5 1118 5th at n. e.. ?r.... 12
ih\i". ". w- r' ''* 27that. n.w., 4r..9.30
iS:!WJ.Wth W- ??? a J. 42 326 Lot. s.w.. 5r ... 10.80
'fj ;Jd"t "?*.{ <r-.2j.40 013 4^-t s.w., f>r... 10.30
?,V*? B?t n.e.6r .25.40 7 Fent..n Pi. u.e.5r .10.30
sJfw*rtbur ?-? <* -2.140 319 L at. n.e . 4r 10
*v- ?r 2j.:i5 443 R at. u.w.. 3r 10
},kfi'i,Ir*n tl ?t.,0r...2.? .JO 1122 lark PI. n.e., or.9..10
? Or .25.30 316 9tb St. s.e , 4r 8
144o P at. n.w., Sr .25.30
1939 9th at. u. w.. lOr .25 STOKES k DWELLINGS.
24. 8th at n.e.. 6r..22.50
?i?I> " n.e.,6r?22.50 52 H at.n.e., 9r .'JO
tSlZv *t.n.w.,8r 25 1*23 14that. n w.,6r25.30
7r 23 301 !tat. u.e.,5r 15
1511)410th n.w.,7r..22.92
mh'"> B. H. WARNER Ic CO.. 916 F at. n.w.
1?9* ?Ejrr-rsFTBJfisHEi?.
1415 I at. n.w.,
.Ijir -- .....*250 1.132 Rimr* st. n.w., 0rf35
}=}f E *y D w?? 23r. 250 11HJ6 10th at n.w.. 6r. .30
1.01 R. I. avenue u.w, 1308 8th at. n.w.,7r....30
, 17r.... 208.33 1524 29th at.n w .hr .. .25
I*'J Mane ave , 11r 200 228 lnt at. a.w , 6r lo
1409Maae.ave n.w 166.67 222 lat at. a.w .6r 15
1228 M ?t. n.w., 15r . 125 212 lat at. a.w., 6r 15
1816 N at. n.w., 15r ...125
1428 Maaa ave , 14r. .12^ FURNISHED.
J <30 Haae. ave., 17r.. 12.> H at , nr. loth. 15r....400
Fat. n.w.. l2r 125 Masa. ave. and 20th at.
1<00 loth at. n. 15r 333.33
, Til 116.67 I ?t. nr 18th n.w... .333.33
11-5 10th at.n w .15r 115 t'<>un.ave.. m ar K. 15r. :(0o
1625 Maaa. ave., 13r..l0o Maaa.av jir.18th.15r. .300
1 <28 1 at.n.w ,i:tra .83.33 19th at.,nr. 1,20r 300
1800 14th*t.n.w,9rand K nt., nr. 20th. llr. 250
. atore 83.33 l.'.th and K aM.,16r 250
l?1821atat.n.w.llr83.;?3 C<'Un. av . near K, 18r.250
2023 O at n w., llr ana N at., nr. 13th, 13r. 250
?tat!fv 70 Mtas.ave..ur 15th.13r.250
81 < 12th at. n w.. 14r.. <0 17th and N at?? 13r...250
1922 lat. n.w.. 9r ?5 UJUyerave. 17r 200
1415 N at. n.w., llr.... 65 18th at. near Mass. av .
824 12th at. n.w? ator?j 10r
anddwelliUK 60 R. I. av . nr. Scott cir^
2012 HiUyerFlace, 9r 60 <le,14r 200
Jit? 5 "I" n'w ? V* ????** R1" u'r l4th-1 lr.20O
i"i? U* ' o Jitnn.av.n'r K, Hr. 166.67
..1,5 i at.n.w\,Wr?.i0 \ <rmont ave.n.w 150 i
?--?h dT" 10Tiw' 1;! 9*t ,IU-,r 1W>>. 10r. .150
lka?^? . l?r ^r ??t.near 20th, llr..125
QA?nV^ii.iW - ll'th ?* .nearN, lor..125
~*fU 1*?1> ?? n w. 1 Or 40 N, near 14 th, 9r 120
lfvv? i ^ * i<v- i" ?-'t- Le*r -Oth. llr..100
f SVI ..i ".l " *? 1,0r-40 *? Ur 75
iS.1..4 S^gt u * ?14r - 13?b ?t,. near N'. 8a.. . 75
133u Rnrtre at. n.w., 6r..35
bouae# call be examiDed bv permit from
IHOilAS J. FISHER * CO..
_ m,>J0 1324 F at. n. w.
T^jR_KENT-EK)HT-K<HJMHOCSE;ALLM<)I)i:HN
P^e?n?nts. four linea of cars: near Treasury,
l-atei.t-Offlce and Post-Ofhce. 934 8th st. n.w. Rent,
oU- mh29-3t*
1j?OU RENT-BY THOS. E. WAQOAMAN, REAL
ESTATE.
... - r HOI SES.
8Ji5 n.".. 17r. ..# 105 4153d St. n.w. 10r...*55
1-^2 S*! n w ? t?r. 1 Jr 80 206 I) st n.w , 10r..40.50
?MVNri ? "}?u w ? i7r- ??" 381 ?t. n. w.. 1 Ir 40
Ri.y I'" "w.Hr - 60 1746 NY ave., 12r 3.5
v.L. /* u w ' ,0r 5? 3112 O at. n w.. 14r 35
ii jv.L?rrormn 8t ? 13r.o0 1453 s at. n.w., 7r :?)
6 ; "? n:w" if. .50 Tenleytowu Road, 8r. ...25
814 l)st.n.e..6ra 22.50
floor. l^.th Ik L u.w..oU 1 Mhsh. av. n.w . Hr.21
l- '.W.r6 -s'r ",0 ~1J' l??thst. s e.. 12r.. .18
i7;.l l",,',t n w ? '"?? *0 1 406 Md.ave. n.e , 6r..l7
iiv? ,1;,Ah " w ?!,r 40 1303 V St. n.w.. Or 15
u w ,llr 35 29 7th st.n e.,Cr 15
n *,.6r 30 7? Myrtle at.n.e.,7r 12
3d floor, 811 Market 305 loth st. a.e., 5r....10
Space, 4r... 30!
O.K ^ rx. OFF1CF.8.
f|,1h. * P* ??* ? f'ni 18..*25 401 7th at.. 3d fl ,r. ?... $8
t|lo <th d.w? rg. 4 4 472 La. ave., li base
Ouutonb idV.r.26.12.50 ment roouia 8
L<ft * K* *V-J r'm I4 - 12 Lenox b'ldVi room 4... *0
401 < th St., lat fl..r.2. 10 468 La. av., 5d ttr , 1
i?l Jthst.. 2d ti ,r5 ...101 back
9th * Fa. av., r'm 20. ...lo'
468 La. ave., 2d floor.
2 back re 10'
STORES. Ma.
Store and Dw'ntr 810 Stable rear 1416 K st.
9th at n.w .. r <02.50 n.w *15
i"iri,aI.ul C*"U" -1V? . Str. and dw'n* lyth
14th st. n.w ..35.50 and B?]y. st u.w. *12
Store and dw u? 701 CeUar 1643 M st. n.w. 5
Dat. a.e.,6r 25
t. * l1jr"on 'he property on my
?1 ^a'. ^ fill 1 llit t a] 1 at otn<-e for bulletin txxued ou
the lat and loth. [mh29] THUS. E. W AUUA.M AN.
L>OR RENT-1453 S ST. N W-SEVEN KuoMS^
X all modern improvements. |3i)i*r month. Fos
1- THOS. E. WAUUAMAS.
_m29-3t 917 F at. u.w.
I*)R RENT?#30 PER MONTH, NO. 3315 N ST?
Oeonretown. .i-at<jry, 9-room uay.wiiiduw bru k ?
Keys at 3313. O. C. PAYNE 4
CO.,613 lath at. mh29-3t*
a I ''r>4 ^ ^40
Corcoran st.. ,.*40 | 1518-1522 N'. Cap.
loJ4 Pierce at., 9r :to | at.. Or... ,. . 15
Rl'ST & HCNOEUFORl),
.... , ? . Real EiiUte Brokers.
nihl, lm 0_4 14th at. n. w., bet. F and O.
FOR RENT?1812 5TH ST. N.W , 2-STORY BAY^
, *''i V1?1'11* ? roouia and mod. imps.; rent *30
1009 Pierce Place, 6 rooms, mod. imps., rent *25.
mh28-?f 1 HUH,2i K\w.
I^OR RENT-ONE THREE STORY BRICKHOCSE,
9 rooms, liathrooin; newly vapert-d and vamted
"P.? ?Hu?re from the printlujf and eii(fravinK dei>? Nol
7^i3thst. a.w. Rent $2o.50 per mouth. Inouire
403 .that, u.w. mh28-8t
Fm RENT?1202 N ST. N. W , 3-STORY BURX
1- rooma thoroiurhlj furnished. *15o per mo.
inquire M M. PARKER, 1418 F at. u. w. uiQ27-12t
Ij'OR RENT OR SALE
That desirable 3-story Brick Dwelllnir. No. 1220
O st. n.w., 11 rooma, balhaud closets. For particulars
?H lyt;. FRANCIS fll FTY,
1301 F at.
1]HJK RENT- ~
,15 lat u. w.,9r 50 502, 504 23d n.w Or 15 30
~?,i" ?'? 2<.50 43 I'enton st. n.e.6r,12.50
334 Spruce St., ttr....2o.40 Fenton at. n.w , 4. 10 30
L S. FRISTOE,
mh.'6 Ot* 810 F st. n.w.
l^OR RENT?13.30 9TH ST. N W , NEW BAY WlNr
X dow house, 10 ro<jm? anil bath, all nusleru con
veniences. brurlit and cheerful; nice house for 1-rivato
If.1, .f-i-.t4" Pe'.nioutli. Inquire of 1 RANK T
BROWSING. 416 5th st. u.w mh26-lm
J4 OR RENT-1026 8TH STREET"NORTHWEST.
11 rooma_ and bath, *03 per month; ix?seaaion
given April o. EMMONS SMITH,
. Boston Variety Store,
mh.b-lm 1O0 Market space.
IjVjR RENT? ?~
801 and 803 12th st. n.w., corner houses. These
houses are well adapted for Brut class boardiu* house.
bein?r connected, large hotel rantre and e?tra larire
dlmntr-room. Present occupant gniUK up business iu
cousemieuo- of HI-health. House now full of l*.arders
Rent 1.1 ixlerate H. CLAY STEW ART * SON,
_m2o-lni 1224 f at.
VOE RENT- ~ ~
.1,, ? UNFURNISHED H0USE8.
20 Iowa C.,.i-story brk ,
. i 3j ? ? <125 1412 Stoiurhton at , 3
1404 suunrhtoa st..3- storj- brk & stone, Or*60
iihi.rruVr ? atone.9rs.60 919 1- St., ore., over st.
140? stou?hton at., 3- water, iras, *c.... 18
liJSPLV1*' "f BO 1512 13th st. brick, 9r.
1408 Stouyhton St., 3- sll conveniences 40
. r^rJJ.jrk *?,on?< 9r..60 911 Rat., 3-story brick,
1410 Stoughtou st.. 3- Srs . 40
.? f.W,.b/k 41 ?tone. 9r. .60 1419 D St.; 3-story Bit.',
612 13th n.w.. 4-story. Srs ........20
lor 100
00, . . rURNI8HM>.
23 Iowa circle, 13 rs.. ,20 Iowa Circle. 3-story
handsomely furnish- _ bk.. 13r., heated by
*d 150 furnace, newly i*per
ed with psper to match
furniture *175
8T0REH
Northeast cor. of Co- 480 Pa. ave., 3-story
lun.blaandPaU *23 brick. Sr., 26x90 ti
211- ,?? ??.. ?t?re and alley $146
dwelling, new 50
?.,r - _ OFFICES.
6 '5 F st. n.w., 3r?., 3d 625 F st. n. w.. 3ri.. 5th
floor *40 floor
625 F st. ilw^ 3r?., 4th *
floor 36
M. M PARKER,
mh23-12t 1418 F st.
y.8t' C?R 1?TH N.W.,"
d*ellinK and store *50
ioT v ?*. n.w., 10 ruuiw, in i 35
umi -.h"., *nip"?lr8 *ve U W - 6 rooms, m. 1. 20.30
Xlr Bt- D ? ' ? ruumm iii.i 18 50
908 7tb it. n.e., 0 ruoiuj, m.i **18*50
Apply to J NO. A. PRESCOTT,
_,won 1416 F st. n.w.,
mh23-10t Kellow Buildin*.
Ft'?.??HT-?n ?8TH 8T N W ? 3 *76
wif.j v- i. ? "1-etory and basement 75
1<"|">? i?.h?p ave.V-aU.ry and basement .... 65
i basement sud attic . 60
... .-u'. w- 3-story, new house 30
iji.' J,?1 n-?-. 2-story and basement 25
?*.. 2-story lo
_mh^3-3mo BEALL. BROWN * CO.. 1321 F st.
F?A,hR5^r.THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF
V ,u. Q ??; sun in ever)- room snd yard
f2fT- i0-?"00 m the rt,>- JAMES A. Bates * co.;
l^OK BENT? " ~
? lH'^H0.;1 nnwW..-1&: mod-lmp'
.02 19th st. n.w., lOr. " ' " "" li'SS
922 19th st? 8r... SX ?2
615 20th st. n.w^ Sr.,
1741 20th St. n.w , ttr. - " 15 3(i
superior st . nearcWplali,av?.,6r ".V:~:"": 10 00
St.,rs*e room . 3t XX
1 wida'ilUv' n?Ti*p^ rotjUl ,or 3 caVrisiea, In a
wiae alley, near Pa. ave 12 50
_v,. . OEO. W. LINK INS,'
mh!4-lm 19th and H sU. n.w.
S'ORKENT-CNrrRNTSHED?
i t "tie <150 1600 loth at (45
U?.f 100 J228 1 at. n.e......V....*20
Ml n 5t?.V 100 70S H st. n.e 20
"iri^u?h5? am ?'? 4127th st.se 18.50
ifiinafti SS ;5'! 4liM < th st. a. e 18.60
lihf, ?* 83 3.3 1 < 12 4th st. n.w li liij
i?? n 1 ,w omce
,_ FURNISHED.
i??i * ?nr- Clr $375 19th at.Ji'rDupontClr 126
if* 375 O, bet. iRh andl OtliilliO
L^nVci^.1:* ^ lA\h ?i?Uth ^
. fITCHi4^^B^Yw.
?
I^OR RENT- ,
637 Pa. a.e..&r.kste?*0 3 Piers Ct a w., 3r *3 50
639 Pa ave. ?,a,5r.1ste.60 1031 6th st. n.e.. Or 20
1920 15th st. n.w, 14r.55 1033 6th st u.e.. 6r 20
1431 N.J. av. n.w.,.r...30 6Green'salley,4r.,water.6
41^10st. n.w..6r .store 30 1373 B<ly. at.n.e.,or 8
406 H n.e.. Sr.. m.1.18.60 1027 4th &.*.,6r * c?1..16
14o6CoL at.Q.w ,?r 25.40 1116 Mat.a. a.. 4r......3
1427 5 J. a v.. 6r.. ml. .26 43 Fenton pL. 6r 10.30
1036 6th at. O.S.. er.22.60 1376 Bdv st. B.a, 5r 8
232 JKh at a.,... 0r. 22.5O Rear 1210 I a, a. 2dfl .. .7
637 Pa. ava. a.#.. 6r 20 STORM.
639 Pa. BT. a e .6r.jnd. . 20 637 Fa. ave. a. a. #40
1029 6thsL B.e.,?T^..20 939 Fa. ave. s. a, 40
1154 5thsen. a..7r ...20 STABLES.
TSi 8th at n e . dr. .16.30 016 1 at 910
ml2-lm 8WOKM8TEDT k BRADLEY. 937 F n.w.
1?QB KlIT-Xn BUCKS AT flSJSO AND
M. *12 50, not far from Pension snd Printing bureaus
on Bait 11ns. others In a.w. below Museum on 7th St.
Una. L A. WcINTIRE, 918 F. mliS-lm
1X}R RENT?1613 and 1616 RHODE ISLAND AVE.,
now occuplad by lint tsaistsnt Poatmsster Oeneral
and Cotnmisaloper of Pensions; will be vacant first of
April. This property la located Immediately opposite
the late purcnase of the vice-president. Apply to J. J.
BHEDD, 1507 Rhode Island ava. mft-lm.
FOR RENT?HOUSES.
ITOR RENT-11 36TH ST., 7-ROOM HOUSE,
$].>.50 in advance. Apply to T. D. DALY,
mn:?9-3t* S* Wholesale How, Center Market.
FOR SALE?HOUSES.
LV)K SAI.E-A RARE BARGAIN-NEW NINE
A room, hay-front j'ress-bnck, Iron porch; Capitol
Hill. near Pa. ave. #?>(Kt cash <balance #40 permonth?
#3.850. WRIGHT * STOC'JtETT, 810 F st apl-3t*
For sale - a 3-story pressed brick
house, containing: 10 rooms, lot lMtllO to a 15
foot alley. For particulars apply at 417 9th ?t. s w
apl-lm*
1TORSALE?GREAT~iBARGAlN-2-STORY 8-ROOM
Brick, fronting south; larve yard, front aurl back ?
K ?t. near North Capitol. #2.750, $ 1,000 rash.
apl-.3t WHITAKEK & V. H1TAKEK. 1307* F st
ITOR SALE - FOUR NEW SIX ROOM BRICK
houses,with rantre, latrobe, bath, &c.. neartwo lines
ol street i?rn; northwest section, each #2,800. Terms,
very easy. Get our bulletin.
. _ J- W. P. MTERS * SON.
rahl&-3w' 1420 X. V yve.
ITOR SALE?AMONG THE MANY FINE REM
denceawe offer for sale are the following: R St., bet.
i 3th and 14th sta , J story and basement brick, 11
room*, all mod. imp *1 1 Ron
1.3th ?t., near Iowa Circle, ttr 1111*1." 6 500
8 st , bet. 15th and 16th sts., with side lot.". IL500
1st., bet. 15th and 16th sts ft 500
1 .>th. bet. T and U sts 7 oOO
Marion st., 7 rooms, cellar, "11 mod. imp 77" 4/250
. 1?J .. . J. W. P. MYERS ft SON,
_ mh!8-3w* 1420 N. Y. sve.
F?K.8ALE?A VERY CHEAP RESIDENCE ON
I ?th St., near Dui>out Circle. 11 rooms and l?th ?
**? ?o0- _. DAVID D. STONE.
mh3o-3t KOti F st. n. w.
F)R SALE?CHEAP-TO AN IMMEDIATE Pur
chaser, one square from Vice President Morton's
residence, 1 - handsomely papered rooms and bath
every modern convenience; lot 20x100. must be seen
to be appreciated; only #9,500. DAVII) D STONE.
mh.10-.lt 8U0 F st. n. w.
I TOR SALE?A BARGAIN IN A GOOD S-liOOM
frame house and lot 20x70; will rent lor $20 per
month; half square from avenue cars, s. e.; $2,'.'00
? . DAY if) D. STONE.
_mh30-3t 800 F st. U. w.
For sale-n st., near Connecticut \ve7
liue a desirable new brick residence, lot '.>3x00;
8IO.0OO. DAVID D. STONE.
_mh30 .It 806 F st. n. w.
I^TOR 8ALE-#2,80b WILL BUY A NEW 2-STORY
and basement bay window brick house, cor. of 3d
and E sts, n.e. bath and all luod. imi?.
? DAVID D. STONE.
mh30-3t 806 F st. n. w.
FOR SALE?A VERY CHEAP HOUSE ON" 5TH ST~
n. e? near Stanton Park. 6 rooms, bath and cellar
#2.6.>0. DAVID D. STONE,
mh30-3t 806 F st. n. w.
ITOR SALE-TWO FRAME HOUSES. GOOD OIU
der, K st. s.e., bet. 13th and 14th. near New Penn.
ave. bridge and tras works: lot 47x102 to 30-ft. alley;
room for another hou?e; property rcntimr to (rood ten
sntsat if 12 per month; ground held at 45c. opposite.
Will sell whole thing for $ 1,(150 cash or part cash;
the ground alone is worth #1,700. O. M. BRYANT.
0I6 Oth n. w. inh30-2t*
1X>R SALE?A BEAUTIFUL HOME. ON 16TH S1\7
Mount Pleasant; H rooms; pantry, closet.*, dry
cellar, furnace, fire-places, large grounds and nhade.
mh3u-3t* C. S. MONTAGUE.
ITOR 8ALE?NO. 321 L STREET SOUTHEAST. 20
A by 13o to alley, with store-room that reuts fur $t>
per month; 50c. per square foot. Address E. M? Sar
office. mh30-3t'_
II'OR SALE?A NEAT BRICK RESIDENCE ON
north side of R st..near loth 11. w.;two-story brick;
all modern imps.; lot 20x05. GLKLEV BROS.,
mnaO-lw lain 1 .it.
1JHJR 8ALE-NOr?56 GRANT AVE., 5-ROOM
irame,lot 15x150; small cash payment only re
uwred $1,500
1-cthnearW st. n.w., tj-room brick, lot 10x7.) to
paved alley $*J.600
9th near LT St., 6-room frame, lot 10x88. stable in
rear....... $3,000
?5th bet. N and O sts. n. w., 5-room irame, lot 1
lyyjo *,1,300
G near oil st.n. w., 3-story and basement brick. $3*750
T_?et. lilst and sts. n. w., G-rooiu irame, lot
33.5x100.... #4.500
11th near M st. n.w., 8-room and bath brick; all
modern improvements $.">,000
0 near 11th st. n.w., 8-room brick $5,500
Le Droit l'ark, Harewood ave., corner lot, 05x120,
good <-room and cellar frame $6,000
1 <th m ar OBt. n.w., 7-room house, lot 20x110, with
lo-foot side alley $6,000
,20 th hear M st. n.w., 3-story 7-room frame, lot
10x1.18, brick stable $6,000
O near Oth st. u. w? 10-room brick, lieated by
?team $12,000
1). 11. WARNER S CO.,
mhJ0-3t 016 F st. n.w.
I TOR SALE
Two 5r. bricks, Wylie gt. n. e? water in
kitchen, ko<kI investment, each $1,100
or. brick, 12th n.e , near H, water in kitchen.. 1,500
1 he following new ?ix-ioom brii ks:
028 9th st. i.e., water and (fas, rented 1.050
503 to 500 F n.e., m i., prettil) papered 2,250
032 Oth s.e., water and (fas, corner house 2,2.>0
114(1 oth li e., all nu>d. imps., lot ltWIOO 2,(15(1
1144 oth n.e., all mod. imps., lot 1 fix 100 2,650
1162 ;>th n.e., all m.i., stationary washstands,
ftc 3,150
Corner Oth and F n.e., fronts north and went.. 3,250
Just hijisbiUK two bricks, Oth s.e., neur G. all
m.i. each 3,100
90< to 013 C n.e., handsomely finished, eitcli.. 3.500
1154 5th n.e., 7r. and bath, very attractive 3 100
8WORMSTEDT K BRADLEY,
mh30-2w 927 F at. n.w.
1?TOK SALE -CAPITOL HILL-SIX lllluMS; BAY
A window; hall; bath; cellar; deep lot; side and rear
alley; one syuare from cars and herdii-H; twosiiuarea
from library site; (3,800. Address NECESSITY.
Star office. inl.:;o-3t*
I TOR SALE?815 F ST. S.W., 7kT BR^ALL MOI>T
imp #3,000
924 G st. s.w., 6r. fr., water 1,500
Also some line lots in city and on suburb*
Apply to J NO. F CULI INANE,
lahjQ-.lt 806 6tli st. s.w.
1TOK SALE-ONLY TWO LETT OF THi >SE BEAU
tiful Houses on H st. n.e.. three-stoo and back
building, ten rooms, finished in natural wood, cabinet
oak mantels, open flre-pla<e?; two lines cars; $:'.00
cash, balance monthly- a little more than r> ut. See
them riefore you purchase. W. E. BUP.FORD,
mhl6-3W 1422 New York ave.
I^OR SALE?FOR $12,000?A BARGAIN IN THE
lovely home of an army officer leaving the city;
house and location flrst-class. W. E. BURFORD.
Mh?0-3t? 1422 N". V. ave.
Vi'1' SAI.K VERY CHEAP-# 16,000-A BEAUTI
A iul three-story residence in the most fashionable
section; bus 12 rooms, finely built; handHoine wood
mantel* and UrKi lot. W. E. Bl RFOllD, 1422 N V
mh30-3t*
V.'U 8ALE?FINE DWELLINGS.
A \ ermont avenue, 17 Rooms #32,500
Connecticut aveuuc, 17 Rooms 32.000
K st. n.w., 10 Rooms 30 000
Rhode Island aveuue, 14 Rooms * 21000
21st st. n.w., 10 Rooms " 21 000
N st., near Conn, ave., 14 Rooms *." 20,000
N st., near 14th. 11 rooms 11,500
East Capitol St., 14 rooms 11 000
Qst., near DuiHjiit Circle, 11 Rooms " 10.500
11 St., between 10th and 20th. 11 Rooms 0,000
G st., near 20th, 12 rooms 0 OOO
19th st. n.w.. bet. V and R. 10 Rooms 8.750
Corcoran st ,bet l3th?nd 14th, 1 1 Rooms . 7.500
Corner 1st and Defrees sts., 11 Rooms 6,000
M st. u.w., i Uoonih f, noo I
Marion st. n.w , 0 Rooms 3*750
10th st. n.e., 8 Rooms " '>00
_mhl6-3w? TYI.ER* RUTHERFORD. 1307 F?t. j
I|?OR SALE?MODERN 3-STOItY BRICK DWELL
u>?r. 10 rooms, bath-room and cellar, furnace and
-r. ? ? ".... ...... ? . iiui, lutinw i: kuu
?11 mod. imps. ? fronts south and located only one
square from Thomas circle. Price $11,500 easv
terms. TYI.ER & RUTHERFORD, 1307 F st nw
mhl6-18t"
I TOR SALE?TWO-STOKY BRICK DWELLING.
.Msnon st. n.w.. parlor, library,anddimmr-roomon
first floor, lour chambers and bath-room above ce
mented cellar and kitchen below; price .*3 750 cash
payment only #.>00. 1YLER \ RUTHERFORD
_inn9-4w 1307 Fst. n.w.
1TOR SALE- VERY UNE 13-ROOM DWELLING
on R. I. ave.; #21.000. 2 Stoii* Fronts 10 rooms
| on Conn. ave.; each #16,000. 9-room House on 1 Oth
I st. n. w.; #9.000. 2 11-room Houses on y st. n w
each #7,500. 0-room House on 15th st. n. w #5 750*
2 0-room Houses on T St. n. w.; ea< h #5,500. Ail the
?.? fiue locations. CAUL si, EVANS &
CARUsl, 1224 E st. n. w. rnh30-3t*
IjHiR SALE; AN 8-ROOM HOUSE ON T ST. N. W ?
t?r>W., New 9-room House near Washington Cir
cle; #4.2^0. A 10-room House near 8th at n e ?
I C3,350. CABU81, EVANS & CARUSL 1224 >' s't. iu
| *? _ mk30-3t>
1TOR SALE-TO PERSONS DESIRING TO PUR
chase property in Northeast or southeast Wash
intrtou I can ofler special inducements in the way of
low prices and easy terms, and a larite list to select
fro,?? JOHN F. W AGGAMAN,
mh.>0-6t 700 14th st. n.w.
P)B SALE?COR. 10TH AND O 8T. N.W.,
lOr. and 2-story stable, m. i #12,000
P st., bet. 9th and 10th sts. n.w., 9r., m. i >,000
O st., bet. 11th and 12th sts. n.w.. Sr.. m.i 5,500
19th at., bet. L and M sts. n.w., 8r., m.i 4,500
K st., bet. N. Cap. and 1st sts. n.e.. Sr., m.i 3.000
CA i WOOD Ae GARRETT, successors to
mh30-3t* C. B. Cay wood. Basement 916 F st. u.w.
FOK SALE TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT, 6
room house on 8th st, between p and O sts u w
rented regularly at #19.50. JOHN" SHERM AN k CO
1407 F st. mh30-3t
I TOR SALE OR BENT-1761 MASS. AVE, 38
feet front, main story and trinnuKs brown stone,
22 rooms, halla, store-rooms, pantry, two batlis, elec
tric bells. Ac. Lot worth over *15.000. For price
and terms apply to JOHN SHERMAN ? CO.,
mh30-3t 1407 Fst.
I TOR SALE OB EXCHANGE FOR A FARM?A DE^
sirable conier store proiierty in Waahimctou. SAM
UEL BEAI.MEAR, 310 St. Paul at., Baltimore, Md.
mh30-3t
1TOR SALE-STORE AND DWELLING IN THE
northwest ; lot 20x80; rentintr now for #32.50
Price only #4,200. R. M MORRISON,
mh3P-3t 1212)* Fat, n.w.
I TOR SALE-THREE HOUSES ON 14TH, THE FU
ture business street of the northwest section
easily and lnexpenaively converted to bualness uses
at #6,500, #7,.">U0, and #8,000.
m30-3t E C. CUTTER & CO., 1423T st
1TOR SALE- "
' WE8COTT & WILCOX,
1007 Pa. ave. n.w.
3-story bk.,20th st., lOrma , m.i? stable #13,500
Lot on H, near 21st st., 16x90 Offer wanted.
Corner, loth st.. 12rm. brk. and stable 12.500
Lot on G, near 23d, 49x90, only a... Voc.
Store corner 1 Oth and U sts., at a bargain .. .
52 feet by 90 on Va. ave., price 65c
Bay-window brick on O, near 11th St.. price .. 6,500
8)>Iendid front on Del ave.. bet. B and C. sts ,
8-room brick, m. 1., on 23d, near G St., only ... 2,500
Two 5-room bricks at bargain
5-room frapie, on E at., near 19th, only 1,100
Pterce st., .-room brick,iu.i., price 4 500
Brick on 22d st, near H st.. 10 rooms, m i,
lot 56x137, price a* a whole 8.000
_ _ W KSCOTT * WILCOX.
mh30-3t 1907 Pa ave. n.w.
F?
R SALE
FRANK B. CONGER
REAL ESTATE. LOANS AND INSURANCE.
1415 F STREET. *
HOUSES FOR SALE?NORTHWE8T SECTION.
?56'ooa ?43'oo?
Connecticut are., #35,000. (30,000, *22,000,
#17,000.
Vermont are,, 934.000, #20,000.
? Island i " "
mgmm-?
Slllyer Place, #18.000.
New Hampshire ave. and 2flth it M OOO
to
? _ FRANK & CONGER.
QS-Sm 14151 st.
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
For sale
Oth *t.. bet. K Md L 1738 I ?t n.i, b. h,
flO.OOO m.i, llr ?15.000
_ i ,? ? Viv^221* to lOthm.
< vJto-; u V 22,500 n.w., b.h., 5r 13,000
b,.l and liJ.) H st.n.w.. 2 to ?. 7th st. road ..9.000
b h., and 5 house* 214 A st. n e.. t. h..
",.000 9r? 7.000
618 Istn.w.. b.h^in.t. X. Cup. and I ita n.w
1-mii"- .10000 bh..m.i.,Pr 6.000
l<.i0H ?t n.w? b.h.. 1,44 x. Y. ave.. n.w.,
."V" .ln.OOO b.h., 14r? 6.b00
415 3d gt. n.w, b.h, 1208 6th St. n.w? b.
i m'i'UTt. ?. 1 '-,500 h. m.i?ftr..........5,500
1013 10th gt. n.w., 805 6th st n.w_ bh.,
c,?. v,IU-lOr--v13.b00 8r ,m.l .....4.&00
90U Mat n.w., b.n., 438 to 442 I It. n.w
m.l., 13r li.OOO f.h. Or 4 500
2033 H ct. n.w., b. h., 241 ."> Penn. ava. n.w'
m.l.. 12r 8,000 b.h..8r 4,o00
20, G ?t.n. w.. b. h., 113 H st, in. h. h?
m.l., lOr 8,000 7r. .. 4 250
223 Indians are. n. w., 645 and B49 'Bit n.e\
, b.U., ml. Or 7.0OO b.h., 7r 4.000
1410 20th st. n.*. t 2211-22137that. n.w,
h..mi..8r 7.500 bh 4 000
1731 Ittth st. n.w.,b. 3^2 ?th at ae'.' bh ,
i oi>'n,Iwi" 91 "?500 3.000
1220 Msss ave. n.w., 404 and*406 8. Cap.
? n ?? KK-? ? V;i50 8t- f tl 5.000
381 st. n.w., b.U., 111.j., 1
llr. fllboo
7 he adore |? only a portion of the propertr on ray
thTi af -fj -i -'.i ?t,ca!,V?t for bulletin issued on
the 1 at and 15th. Jm28> THO8. E. WAGGAMAN.
F25 *H.1rJh0? THA,T PORTION OF WASHING
M. ton Heurhts formerly known an Lanier Heighu
handsome frame 10-rooin house, furnace, bath- all
5fi*i:ifiVe?kin8',?h? Proponed iiock Creek park"; lot
barVain Apply tc^* purchaser it will be sold at a
McLACHLEN fc BATCHELDER.
mh29-3t 1215 Est n.w.
F1,91' SALE-AT MOCN'T PLEASANT, BEAUTI
?-RO Joc?te,lcotta*re with stable, Ac.; corner lot;
41 a i ground; suitable for subdivision;
2 i uaI ,<Jrni8- BEDFORD W. WALKER,
1006 F st. _ mh29-6t
1JV1R SALE-SEAR BBIOHTWOOD. D C.. 3W
acres, 7-room cottaw, nice shade, excellent water,
near nark and Brisrhtwood avenue car line
?m^V'Ol'ut ?EDFuKI) ". WALKER, 1006F st.
1?9H SALE-TWO STORY AND BASEMENT
pressed brick; 7 rooms and bath; all mod.Imp.?
,uJ K; *0'000 BEDFORD W.
WALKER. 1006 F. mh20-3t I
F?,Sn^E~A, -,R.E^CTirUI^ LITTLE CORNER
ivint t n.w ; 7 rooms; bay-window
front on each street; side and rear yard; $4,o00. I
a1/press brick bav
..1 house of 6 rooms and cellar. lot 20x100, with
stable on alley. It st. n. w. *6,000.
n iPWi^'riKi-l'rP^s brick bay-window house on M st
d.\\.. lot lnxi5; fine location; to,U00.
r 'neat uewfi-rooin tuess brick bay-window house; I
' ami cellar, lot 18x100; Est n.e ; * ;i,0(1
_i"20- ?t T. H. 8VPHERD 4 CO.. 1321 F.
?. T. U. SYPHERD A CO.,
_niliJ9-.tt 1321 Fat.
yoB SALE-2-STORY 6-BOOM FRAME ON 6th
??st. n.w.; lot li)x!)0 $3,300
3-story 11-rooiii brick on O st. be't'.'i2th and i3th
sis 2 o 000
3-story and basement l?ri<-k on 15th st!..*J.*"*#14,V?00
o-story snd tiasement brirkon 15th st 918.500 !
?S-story t^rooin bri< k on ?t $5,000 '
o-story and basement 10-room brick on Mass. i
ave $18 500
?{-story ttrick cor. of 9th and C st?i*."i"w.V.V.V-.$8,500
3-story and basement brick. Conn. ave. bet. K and L
oqq
ti-room brick on C ?t. n. e. bet. 9th and' 10th '
sts.. 83,250
*500 cash, balance monthly imymi'nts." Apply to
, , __ _t FRANCIS Hl'FTY,
_mh2fl-3t 1301 F st. n. w.
I^Olt SA1.E-THAT FINE HOUSE 1426 K 8T.
n.w:..I feet front, 3 rooms deep,beautifully built,
in l-eriect order. <'ontaininKab<jiit Im rooin?,withchan
deliers, carpets, and window draperies.
lor privilege to inspect apply to
B1.ALL, BROWN 4 CO
Pih27-2ro ? 1321 F
^OR SALE?1328 I 8T. N. W.,
st
p
"* faci'nu'franklin park.
l^nre brick residence, containing twenty rooms. Ix>t
ftonts 30 feet on I st. and has a depth of 144 feet to a
wide alley. \\ ill be aold cheap.
f, TH?8- J- FISHER & CO.,
mb-\-6t 1324 F st. n.w.
IJOR SAI.E
1224 CONNECTICUT AVE. N. W
Ilandsonie tliree-sbiry basement brick residence,
erert' d tiy the late (Jen. Humphrey, IT. 8 A .chief oi
emriueers, for Lis own residence. House is larife and
contains every convenience. For iurtiier information
and permit to examine apply to
0- * HOS. J. FISHER ft CO..
?*27-2w 1324_Fjt n. w.
I HOTT8E OF THE LATE CHIEF
U, 11" >>aitc, containing 16 rooms; elegant in its
wtl1 built- JAMES A.
HATILq CO., 140, 1* 8t. n.w. b3S$-2w
fjH>H BALE OB KX< H ANOK-Bl'sfNESS PROP
M. erty on k ht. between Oth and 7th wts. u.w. Fine
residence j>roi>erty in Mie?t WasiiiugK.tn; brick, 13
rooms; lot *..>xl;?0; Hide lot adjoining 100. Also
?i-story Uy-windowed brick; 11 rooms, 4U7U 1st st. |
n.u. Also luixe brick building n.w., near Pa. ave.;
suitable tor a select school, society hall, club house, or
sanitarium; will sell for cash or long-time payments,
or trade for building1 Jots, farms, western lands, or
good local stocks. THOMAS A. MITCHELL,
mh2Q-lm 0.34 Fst.^Room 4.
lL?OI'. SALE RENT, OR EXCHANGE?FOUB TWO
.1- story and oasement press bricks, containing nine
rooms and bath, wood mantels, open tire-Places and
Urtfe i aiii jnreHr Terms reasonable. Apply to
QBEEN 4; ( 1 NNINGHAM, 1405 Est. mo-1 m"
1/OK SALE ?FOR ?1S.000, 'lHltKEFINE RESI
dences, cor. otli and O st?. u. w.; 3 stories and liase
inent. 11 rooms; all modern imi rovemeuts. nearly
new press-brick front; bay windows. Inouire of
Owner, , l!it>th st. n.w. mhl8-liu*
TL?OU SALE - trAItrsl. KVAS8 ft CUGU. 1224
3- 1 St. Improved and unimproved property for sale
in all parts of tlit citj and county.
_ I.' ans and lnsuram e placed. mhlti-lm*
l^OR SALE - DESIKABI.E DWELLING HOU8BL
.rooms. m<Klern improvements, a<juthesst cor
ner ot ~d and E sts. n.w.; locution unsurpassed. For
particulars inquire of SAM'L C. MILLS. 017 Iji. ave.
uw' Uihl2-2m
1
7<>H SALE?THAT ELEGANT RESIDENCE, ll?22
_ \ermont ave. u.w , with stable attached. Forterma
y!;V,l"'rI1J1SH1',n ?'?iwt, apply to UUBLEY 1IKOS.,
l.tlB r stre<t n.w. mhl2-3m
1^<nft.^ALK~^2K I EASE FOR A TERM OF VEAKsH
inaKninceut residence on the southeast cor
ner oi 1 <th and O sts. n.w.; almost fronting Massa
chusetta ave. Just completed. This house was built
forjudge Hosea 11. Moultou, and contains 27 roonis,
carriaifc-house, and stable tor horses, and has all mod
em conveniences. 1 his is a most desirable piece of
property; terms easy.
? , , THOS. G. HENSEV k CO.,
_ jnh~3-lm 1300 F st. u. w.
li'OIt SALE AT MT PLEASANT. SEVERAL VERY
. . ? residences and smaller cottages, beau
tilullj situa'ed, with ample grouteis, trees, shrubbery
?C.; pavements gas. almt. well-located buildiiur
lots at same [ lace aud on Columbia Heights at fair
VVi'.t/Io'i, o11"?.- .'fl'.T.'. Eor particulars lmiuire of
REDFOBD A. WALKER. 1 OOflTst mh^jl-lm
172S, ?AI.E-A THREE'-STORY BAY-WINDOW
lirick h'.iiseten rooms, with all modern improve
ments; 11> 1H l.>th st. n w ; in lirNt-class condition a
pIra^i't res'dencc pro]^rt j price. *8,500. Apply to
i\ ?.; "RAHMAN, attomey-at law, >Vebster law
Bnildiaf,607 Dsta.w. mhZl-lOt*
Ko?18ivVf~;FIXK Hol's^ <>F TWELVE ROOMS;
u/h-Mm Ht
FOR SALE?LOT8. :
I^OR SALE?VERY DESIRABLE BUSINES8 PBOP1
erty in central uiorthw. sti section of the city, cou
T?n;ing .1,001 square feet, improved by a wood and
w?Hi&c.; leet on street,
80 feet on wide alley, lor ally one wishing to obtain
the rights and privileges of an established wood and
coal yard this is an opportunity seldom offered
... F. C. CUTTER ft CO..
mh30-3t 1423 F street.
I^OR SALE?BARGAIN?HANDSOME LOTS. 8 w"
corner 13th and W sts. n. w.; a frontage of 1 ^
feet oil 13th by 130 on W, alley in rear; if sold at once
on'?l\ ,out- A. S. CAYWOOD.
iuh.to-.tt* 033 Oth st.
l^OR SALE?200 FT. ON M ST , 300 FT. ON 4TH
a. st.; on line of cars. one square north of the Poto
VI ir f/o^dJ, lultJSr. Vui"'d states liavy-yard;
suitable for buildnitr small house?*, for a lumber yard.
?r if held will eventually be bought by the govern
ment for tue extension of the navy-yard. A great
bargain. Price 20c. sq. ft. *
JOHN F WAGGAMAN,
mh30-6t 700 14th st. u.w.
FOR SALE?LOT 50x75 N. W. COR. OF SOUTH
Capitol and D sts. s.w; price 60 cents
Lot J0x136*4 D st. bet. South Capitol and Delaware
ave.; price 30 cents.
18thrrt.!?28^?lO6^Vl.?00f 8 ,l' ^ N- a *nJ
lA)t on 21st St., near O, 23x100; price #1.75
Lot west side of_10th St. bet. G and H, 18x88W, im
5>4?700 me' 10th ?'? ^ rents for <18.50; price
Lot 32 ft.0 laches on west aide 8outh Capitol at.
near B, containing 2,>34 3-5 so. ft.; price $1 25
^C0.I1,aiUi^ft ^! "? "ont on east aide
of 4th st. s.e., .ill ft. 6 inches from cor. of D.
?,i tn a. OWYNN, NEWMAN * CO..
mh30-3t Atlantic Boildlog.
I^OR SALE?THREE DESIRABLE LOTS ON HAIL
. vard at, C<ilumliia. Heights south, at speculative
prices. 1'TtANClS HEFTY, 1301 Fat. n.w.mh30-3t*
POR 8ALE-UJT ON NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.^
^M : feet front, 20-foot alley in rear,
4,1 feet- at speculative price, <1.50 |xr foot
_ mJO-dt E. C. Ci rfER ft CO., 1423 Fat
I TOR SALE?BY THE OWNER-LOT8 .3 ANDTTiN
Square 1030, southeast, on Kentucky ave. and
" Address O. \\., star oifice. mh27-6t"
1,-OK SALE-A CORNER. 42H ON 6TH 8T..125
J/ on Boundary, 100 on a side alley; six building
sites for $*,000, This is a bargain.
? . . JOHN O. J0HN80N,
mh2 * -1 w Atlantic Buildinjr.
For sai^Z -
,v, t "BELLEVUE."
I his charming tract, w hich haa been subdivided and
improved at a large excuse, offers to thoae seeking in
vestments or nice suburban homea the very beat in
ducements yet offered.
It is beatilully sittuted Immediately on the most
faahionable of all the drivea around Washington the
one leading to the Soldiers' Home Park from Tlh street.
? A.n,r* graveled street has been laid out through it,
with brick Sidewalks, gas and shsded trees, and about
oue-^>urth of the lots have large and elegant old tree*
of different varieties now growing on them.
It has been laid off in small lota, so there will be no
waste ground, so obje. uonable.in moat other aubdlvt
aious now on the market.
The price* asked are very moderate and the term*
i" t all early and get tne firstehoice. A diagram
of the lots can be seen on the premiaea or at my office.
Also choice lots in * "*?**=.
BROOKLAND. WHITNEY CLOSE, COLUMBIA
HEIGHTS. M?HI1)IAN HILL. LANIER HEIGHTR.
VIEW HEIGHTS,
and get my list before purchasing
mhxj-7-Of 8.C. HILL,Stha
and F.
T^or sale several very cheap I oTft TV
imp^ernVnU^r^ fij
my t dealrable ^ tobu^for jg^tmept
Fh??,lA?orHK??. ,A CHANCE TO BUY A
iin, i,!iiJ "n'Ml" ^*,Ilce iu monthly payments ?
PKM :ik22
,T . il 4rB j ?.I?ers' ^1Te ? frontaf* of 20 feet
ISd ^ns ^* olSlwSSdfor Prt?- ^
maa-at geom>[. linkins, nwn and h ata. n.w.
FOR SALE?LOTS.
F?" SfthfcVl?.?1, ?.ID BARC.AfN IN LOT. COR
only?V ^ J,-? for 8 houaw.
?n1"U' WHITAKER k WHITAKEH.
-i?AJ5 130THFrt.
Kon^W.t^rT. Bf;M.TIf licfA,TS x~'rr- rBOST
? on 3d*. H.6.; ?u tor ?j'OO: #400 cash. perfect
?Dl It WHITAKEH * WHITAkEK.
1307HFrt.
Fl>K.k'^f:~?rff" FINK I.mTS I IN (J ST, NEAR
#!L* !w ? 'rout ?r.>ath, one CCUiHTt at SO i*r
foot; the other ll^*100/?t r/i.V * Ir
?*?*-** STtX'KETT. 810 Fft
SK.& SSRIJT* ?w^-aBijnr*ri.
4 sites, 3 suuares froni c?riltoi."?"e onri
Corner of ?th and Boundltrrt. #-.000
2 lot*. 8th ?t, i5x6o e?h jrr
Get our bulletin. ooc.
-v.o,.. '? w- P. MYERS k SON.
mhl8-3W 14-iO New York i*
For sale- "
Fine lot. Ifith, bet T and U. 22 6xH0 to alley *2 30
H6**- Jj.* l'*104, side and rear alley i %o
1 .th at., near T, 18x110 to 12 ft alley u?
Oregon ave.. near N. H ave., 20x01.0 to alW" }J%
Whitney ave. near 13th. ft0xl4.> 5"
mh30-3t RUST * HUNGEBrOBD. 624 14th ?t.nw?
Ffi?r.ti'irL^i7iVHPAf>?st lot on the "hiijv"'
front in* ,i0 feet on B ?t. n.e.. near 3d. by aver?2*?
depth of 80 feet; only t2,T00 a%era*e
mh30-3t DAVID p. gTOKE. 806 F at n.w.
Fat? _LOI FRONTI NO <?2 10 on T
at between New Hampshire ave. and 18th st. run
"'"tf 'hroui-h to Oreffon ave. DAVID D. 8TONF
mh?0-3t 806 F at. n.w.
?pOR SALE-AT A SACRIFICE-LOT FRONTING
i.?7t5o *del',h Ot'H0
mh30-3t DAVID D. STONE. 89? F at. m
I^OR SALE?CHEAP?TWO LOTS, H ST. N_
near 12th; 1, x <2 to paved alley; south front, tie
xween two brick walls: ??V. Alao Lot on Vk st. li
lith 9t" n-*-:south front; only 65c
mh30-2t* Q. M. BRYANT, olti iith .t n w
Jr^R SALE-02 FEET FRONT ON MARYLAND
avenue, between 6th and 7th sts. n.e,; a bargain at
' 'iSSnn 8WORMSTEDT 4: BRADLEY.
mh.<0-.'!t 927 F
P?B SALE?A CORNER LOT NEAR IOWA CIrI
?*naiv wW reasonable. Apply at once <i.
15 "ILSOV 142.> New York?>e. mh30-:jt
POR 8ALE-TWO NICE BUILDING LOTS. 2oi"
X 100 each to 10 ft. alley, north side of M n.w , bet.
h,-'y .*D'1 lat- 8&c- 0RM8TEDT & BRADLEY.
wi v at. n.w. wh30-3t
Ii,^r?sale~i desire a parcel of ground
(comer property preferred) for improvement. Will
K?,m -.j,1'*?'11"' "nl,ruveJ property for same,
rtoom t% oia /th at. n.w. xnh30-~t
1j*OR SALE-TO BUILDERS AND INVESTORS;^
several fine lots, 6o to 90 ft. deep; best improved
sn-iare northeast; on two lines cars. $400 to 11.200:
eaay terms. W E. Ill RFORD. 1422 N. Y. ?*ejL30-6t*
J?OR SALE-LOTS
Mfw?iM Hill, block 18, lota 17 and 18 (50x150), t>er
IS^iSsW j"' 'ot ?">. (50x150), per ft.* !<5
? l?oa 08, oH, 00 and 01, C. bet 11th
and 12th st. n.e r n
Square 51, lot 14, M, l?t. 22d"and 23d a'ta.""" 1 ':,5
Square 846. Maryland ave. cor 6th st. Ve',
So8,^0?,1?^' '' for a row >'f houses. 1.25
1 ? 1<Jt F. 21.l.j feet on Rhode Island
a*e? between 14th and loth sts 2 60
Square 1?<. part lots 17 and 18, ltith. b^
tneen L and M sts., e?rh 25x10(J. per f<H)t 3 00
Square iOOO, lots 18^x100 e*< ii! un 8011th
Caruliija avo., near 14tu st. e., eaih 1 000
Square .,, part of lot 37, H. bet. 21st and 22d
Square 71, iot 25, in'teraectioii of New' Hanip
L a??, "?d st8- ODe ?f the finest
sites m this rapidly improving neighborhood.
1 wo houses can be built on this lot 3.600
mv, in If B" U EARNER 4: CO.,
_mhJ0-3t "J16 F at. n.w.
jpoit sale-lotsT ~
Connecticut ave.. near Dupont Circle, 32x60
Conn ave., near R St., 25x100.
Fine Lot, 16th st., near T., 20x100.
~l?t at., near K, about 121x82.
*ine front on 7th st. n.w., near Q, 48x105.
Fine front on 7th st. s.w., 73x99 %
putn^1 is-i4^8; ,'o^fe0'58 feet> che?p
bifdttV?ix?0.17Ul 8t- ",d N- "? ?ve..withamau
c^in?ir VnVh ? V vc ' ,f)et S!l"'.i J 21* feet front.
Corner 10th and W ste n.w., 9ox75.
lX't in sq 894, overlookiutc Maryland av? 42x100.
13 ' chbai' Cor' bheri""u*TK. and Steuben atM 150x
4tk st. n.e., near A St., 20x97.
L?*8.1" Le Droit park, at low fVures.
All of eq. No. o41, frout'.i r on 4k st b w
ni23-12f TVLLli &
1307 Fat. n.
F
For sale?
Lot on 21st St.. 23 ft. by 45, adjoining alley. 91,750
J^OI on Conn, ave., 24 ft. by 85 to allev 5 900
Lot on Conn. ?ve.,24 ft. by 130. running through
to 21st St.. adjoinimr alley vuiuusu
mh3o"w^M Wlth Duia'n'y i Whiting,' 1320 F st.
l?pR SALE?LOT ON P ST.. NEAR 10TIL
r to wide alley, cheap at <l"75 ,*Ffijt '
mh tn 3t E" c COTTER * CO..
mh.(0-3t 1425 F street.
?pOR SALE-A MOST ATTRACTIVE PIECE OF
i1)2Ah'* ,nor-',V .HuU'of Rh,Hle ?ve..
' Ht-; -'O f**et tront; $3 per foot, in
cluding good improvements: the east 30 feet with
good 9-room and cellar framedwellmganJ barn or the
west 20 feet with good brick stabfe; all to .'lO f'^t
V\.V " "el' a* a whole or in part.-* as named
WI%l P h" i ?!i -V't1'' a"d full,r JeUils apply to .1. B.
V>1MEK,1,11J F Iuh29 3t
Ij'UH SALE-HANDSOME LOT ON F ST \ E
near new District buildinir; only #675 ' '
MoLACHLEN * HATCH ELDER.
mli29-3t 12151 s tnw.
J^OR SALE-BUILDING LOTS
, 21st st. bet. N and o, 21x115, graded.... gl 7",
T ilt Hnd ?">, "ot graded L5y
1 st., bet. 1/th and 18th, 62x100 i -,o
^ Mn<^ Mass. HVe.f 57x70. () *<?()
_a._HW.3t BEDFORD W.' WALKER,'1006 F
IJ'OH SALE?LOTS 16 AND 17, BLOCK 25. CO
?,n sts 'at 4^ Iiext loU to cor- Frince
lia-cor' lat ?uJ w 8t? u- w-i 35c.
nih28-10t A. L. BARBER & CO.
Ii'V?/!^E~Ii?VK VEBVHANDSOME LOTS NEAR
Capitol, on Delaware ave. n.e ; F street cars nass
lI4lKlvei ctieap for next te* d*>?- M. M. I' VltihR,
?* at. iuh2?-6t
KiiS H ?nn:r,YFI!Y DESIRABLE LOTS, FRONT
! n e- ? be economically sub
divided f?r immediate improvement; sewer in alley
y 'l|oaite coruer heldat #1. U-irifaiu for a few days at
STf'ir-K kT7 ""I !*, ."i.'8'11"-'' easy u'ruia- WitIGHI &
?tO( jtKlT. 81u I St. n.w. nih27-6t*
SALE?COH'Mil IA IIEIOIITS
We have corner and other desirable Lots for sale iu
Oifferent locations of Columbia HeichST HeidTw"
teg^n^oweatprtc... M. j PABKE^^
li^^yKLAND, BROOKLAND. BROOKLANdT
ufu?i ? nmkimc numerous galea in this poi?u
you "' " aud bu'Id a house to suit
t it?oi choif'? lots at original low prices, 2 to
ml.ll 1m McLACHLEN & BATCHELDER,
.nhll-lm 3215 F street.
Grand Spring Opening,
on Monday and Tuesday, april ist and 2d,
OF IMPORTED MILLINERY",
From the leading houses of Pari* and London. Alao,
those of our own design
MI'S- M. J. HUNT,
m27 1309 F st. n.w.
T1TE ARE REACHING THE BOTTOM OP OI M
W?. W??o?o?wUr ^
Pih29-4t DOUBLE COMBINATION.
jjjUPEKIOE BIRD FOOD.
^^*lie?^iUCM^i^^:dJ)ali'Vea- Btrd Hedth
neatorer, liira Gra>elt alao iood for Aquaria
. BISHOP, the Bird Man"rllti?timore, MiL
America a most eX|>erienced Bird lam ier
For sale by principal Druioriau.
ASK FOR BfsHop-ST
Take no other. _>14-m.w.f.3m
^ALL TO-MORROW ATr?E DOUBLE COMBI
TI.^1'what has been discovered
inree great things from our basement. aih29-4t
GEORGETOWN.
Wox and Lost.?A well-known local sport
ing character, with an eye to business, visited
Rosnlyn, Va., yesterday afternoon, where a
game of base ball was in progress between two
colored nines. During the game this enter
prising man of chance stretched upon the
ground his sweat cloth, and in a few minutes a
lively game was in full blast. It took but a
short while for him to win a considerable por
tion of the money of the crowd, and was about
to leave, but was detained forcibly and re
lieved of the money he had won and his own
besides.
Notm.?The old stone wall around the Co
lumbia bank building, on Prospect arenue. is
being removed, and as soon as this is com
pleted the building itself will be demolished.
-?Between the hours of X and 6 p.m. yester
day 1,400 persons crossed the new bridge
The quarterly report of the seventh police'pre
cinct shows that 303 arrest* were made here
Tkxpkkaitbx and Conditio* or Wateb at 7
a.m.. Great Falls, temperature, 60; condition,
29; receiving reservoir, temperature, 50; con
dition at north connection. 34; condition at
south connection, 21; distributing reservoir
temperature, 49; condition at influent gate^
house, 18; condition at effluent gate-house, 18.
Colored Prisoners Resist a Policeman.?
Yesterday afternoon Policeman Hughes, of the
first precinct, went to Nary place, near 6th and
O streets southeast, to arrest Grant Thomas
and Benedict Campbell, colored, who were en
gaged in a tussel. When the officer placed them
under arrest they resisted, and Thomas struck
the officer. Being unable to keep them both
off without the use of something more effective
than his fist, he drew his blackjack, with which
he subdued Thomas, and then he struck Camp
bell with his fist. Policeman Kraemer appeared
and assisted his brother officer and the col
ored men ware locked up. To-day in the Po
nce Court the cases were continued until Wed
nesday.
ajneralOwdMuu, the dwarf, died at Dexter.
Mich., Saturday, ?f consumption. He was bora
T*" HO. and had been ex
bibited in the principal cities in the United
STRF.AMS OF BFRNIXG OIL.
A Disastrous Fire at the liiUmorr ant
Potomac HouikI-HoK?.
A lire at the Baltimore and Potomac round
house. at South Capitol street and Tirgu la 1
avenue, yesterday morning, at 10 4* o'clock,
did considerable damage to railroad property,
and made the biggest smoke that has been seeri
in the city for years. Three hundred and
twenty barrels of oil, a shed and eight freight
car* were destroyed. A strong wind from the j
sooth blew the dense black smoke from the
burning oil over the eastern part of the city. '
and it hung for a long time over Capitol Hill I
like a heavy cloud. The immense volume of |
smoke gave notice to the whole citv of the fire.
Manv who were on their way to church Rot the
fire fever and hastened to the sc?-ne or the con- i
flagration. Soon thousands of people were
gathered on the ridges of the hills, on the tops
of cars and in the open spaces al>oirt the scene.
On a platform near tne round-house were
stored a large number of barrels of lubricating
7 . tire "PI* ars to have originated under
tne platform among a heap of old rags saturate.!
with oiL The flames were seen to shoot out
from beneath the platform by John Murphv. an |
employe of the railroad company, and almost
in an instant the whole mass of oil was in
names. Breaking from the barrels, the oil
flowed down upon the tracks in flaming streams
I he tire department was called out and the
railroad men went to work to save the cars on
, v -c.'i)?riV.g ,trH' ks- A" were K?l out of the wav
excepteight freight-cars, which were destroyed.
streams of water from the flre-engiiies !
seemed to have little effect ou the flames. To i
prevent the spread of the tire, by the flowing
^ .rV?e^ ?<"n with shovels hastily constructed ;
earth dam- By hard work the ire Was con- |
werp " Ta- Fortunately the flames
th/t aff V;n northwari1 bv *?>e wind, and on
tnat side there was a wide stretch of commons
and no buildings. The loss to the ra.lroXom
f""; 18 "tmiated at *M.00(). The loss will be
8?In.<'*h"t b-T work necessarv iu re
placing warped rails.
THE ORKiix or THE FIRE
which broke out in the northeast corner of the
011 shed is supposed to have been spontaneous !
combustion. There were about 150 barrels of ?
alrT?ILd- # nd Rt 0n,> time there was a bU./- 1
the oil PT? "V 200 U'et 81"?re covered bv I
lb* of ,he ?" "ner in which
the railroad hands worked is to be seen to-dav
,a nnmber of them, whose faces were
eithf "# tn(Jeavor,"g t? save the cars i
? h' i,h luain* ? Pullman and
several passengers cars, were for a time in
loss of saixK'T' . J tbtV w,'re mvo<i- WIth th- j
loss of six empty freight cars, valued at *3,000.
Flections of Ofliceni.
The Telegraphers' Mutual Belief association '
have elected the following officers: A. J. Lom- i
bard, president; J. B. Austin, secretarv; J H !
King treasurer. Mr. W. H. Young, the'retiring 1
president, declined renomination in favor of .
Mr. Lombard. The executive committee con- |
Rista of Messrs. Motbershead. McKeldin
loung, Johnson and Downing ' j
Cycle ^ub'XUf"1.ilne?ting<?1of ,he Wa"?'ington
President }! following officers were elected. ,
president. George S. Atwater; vice-president. I
, '? Smith; secretary. George R Ide
Ezn-J'u J? H- ^M rri.t; chronicler.'
t rank tussell; captain. E. E Currv lirst
Nominations Confirmed.
The Senate lias confirmed the following
nominations: John Hicks, to be minister to,
Peru. George B. Loring. to be minister to
ortugal. Robert T. Liucolti. to be minister
to Great Britain. Allen Thorudike Bice, to be I
minister to Bussia. Thomas Ryan, to be ,
minister to Mexico. Patrick Eiran to lie
Ca^msrM? ltai11 ?fceiver" of monevs: '
r , ?uth:R'' Territory;
Jacob V. Admire, at King Fishers StaiVe
station. Indian Territory. Registers of public
lands: Jocob C. Roberts, at King F.Vher's
Territory- ? ' V'i!1*' at fi?tkrie. Indian
lerritory. Oeorge B. !? erpuwn. collector of
customs at Belfast, Me. Bobert Adams, jr . to
be minister to Brazil. Lanzing 15. Mizner to
be minister to the Central American states, 'w
O 1"' ,lu,"st< r to Venezuela. W.
O. Bradley, to be minister resident and consul
general to Corea. W. t?. Tipton, to be Unit, d
States marshal for the eastern district of Ten
nessee Tyre Glenn, to be marshal for the west
Lnited sil't N//rth tarolina- Marion Erwin.
Lnifc d Statesi attorney for the southern district
of Georgia, (reorge Chandler, of Kansas, to be
first assistant secretary of the Interior. Tt*
wer? confirmed: Willum
uJtH'L, i, .c,en'tl"'- Mich.; William B
Demond. Gorham, V H.: Z. T. Gravson. pres
cott Ark.; Andrew D. Coyles. Statesville. X c I
1? , iCa*e a rt l??rt froI? the committee on
?? rt'co,"""'n''i"g confirmation stated I
or .!? i ? < iiar*t' A cting the ]>ersonal ;
or official character of W. o. Lewis, who had I
Ue i reinoved); <). B. Happy. Mayfleld. Kv.; A.
J. Hart. Lynn, Mass.; Richard \V. Owen'tield ;
Harerstraw, N. V.; S. F. Wheeler, Hanc^k; |
\Vushlngton Produce Market.
Market continues dull and prices low Fancv
creamery butter 27 and 2Xc.. best dairy' packed 1
V lrgnna and Maryland 21 and 23, store packed
12 and 15, choice roll butter 18 and 20. Butter
affected by garlic will not sell, and it destroys
the sale of good butter sent with it. Egg !
Zrk:l at a "rJ;rtlU and likely to remain at
10 cents; will hardly go lower. Dressed poultry I
ill light receipt, season for it drawing to a '
close; turkeys 16 and 17. chickens 12 and 13
live tiirkt vs 12and 13, chickens 10 and 11. ducks
II and 14. Market well supplied with grain'
and mill feed Hay market overstocked and
prices low. Potatoes were never so plentiful I
or low in price. y u |
Ex-Assistant Mavxaud Basketed.?A com
phnientary dnuier was given Saturday evening
at Uelcker s to Mr. Isaac II. Maynafd bv the
Washington Alumni association of the Delta '
Happa Epsilon. The nu-nibers uniting in this
expression of appreciation of Mr. Mavnard s in
terest in the association were as follows: Hon
J. G. Llaine. G. C. Bowers. A. W. Cowles. H. 6j!
Cummings. C. L. DuBois. Hon. F. T. DuBois
w? w i Fairchild Prof. Wm. Harkness. Dr.'
VV.H. Hawkes.Col J. L. Hodge. T. B. Kirbv,
f- J? knight. F. W. Lantz. W. J. Leib. A W
Lyman, Geo Martin. R. A. Morrison, X. H."
Nelson, F. P. Powers. Prof. Wm. Quinbv. Leigh
Robinson. Hon. C. A. Russell, F. C. Severance
Hon. W. L. Trenholm. W. G. Webster, J. V
\\ hitney, and T. L. Rogers.
Fckeral or C. H. MocLTofr.?The funeral of |
C. H. Moulton occurred Saturday afternoon.
The members of Hiram lodge and Mount Horeb
chapter of Masons accompanied the remains to
liock Creek cemetery, where the interment was
made. Rev. Mr. Mott read the Episcopal serv
ice. The pall bearers for Hiram lodge were
Messrs. Bickford. Bell and G. Walker; for
andP Rrche pter< McB*r8- Morris, Johnson
THK COURTS.
Equity Cockt?Judge Cox.
Saturday. Homiller agt. Homiller and Rich
ardson agt. Tullock; special auditor's report
confirmed. Rea agt. liea; divorce granted.
O'Learv agt. O'Leary; proceeds turned over to
S. S. Henkle. Boyne agt. Adams; pro confeaso.
Baker agt. Baker; decree vacating order of
February 16. 18K9. Boice agt. Boice; divorce a
vinculo matriinoni granted, lliley agt. Biley;
do. granted. In re James H. Bosetter, alleged
lunatic; writ de lunatico inquirendo ordered to
issue. In re Winfield P. Sauver; do. In re
Virginia Gglin; do.
To-day, United States agt. Howgate; refer
ence to auditor. Christ v. ex'or, ugt. Moore;
final decree adjusting rights.
CiacciT Cocrt?Division 1?Chief Justice Binq
ham.
Saturday, Harris agt. Shimmete; motion to
stay execution. Ac., gran ted. with leave toamend.
Stephens agt. Adams; judgment by default.
Spalding agt Boyd; argued and submitted.
Edmonston agt Boswell; motion by defandant
that plaintiff elect to proceed at law or in
equity withdrawn. White agt. Herdic Phaeton
company; motion for new trial overruled.
Diggs agt. Diggs; motion for new trial with
drawn.
Cibcuit Coubt?Division No. l.?Chie/Ju$Uoe
Bingham.
lo-day, Croissant agt. Sands; trial resumed.
Circuit Couet?Ditibio* No. I?Judge Mont
gomery.
Saturday, Lowndes agt. Gilbert; reference to
auditor. Jose agt. Guttenkunst; motion for
new trial denied. Sylvester agt. Wilson; judg
ment for defendant.
Circuit Court, Division 1?Judge Montgomery.
To-day, Hertford agt District of Colombia; j
trial resumed.
Proratr Court?Judge Cot.
Saturday, in re estate of Antonio Pows; will
filed. In re estate of J. A. Casey; letters of
administration to Thomas W. Steward; bond
*1.000. In re estate of Charles Stott; proof of
Cblication filed. In re estate of Joseph E.
w; administrator bonded and qualified. In
re estate of Hayward M. Hutchinson, petition
of surety for a counter security. In rs estate
of Agatha Daw; petition of Belle Barebs for
allowance to take care of child. Guardianship
of Charles V. White et aL: Charles & Whits
appointed guardian; bond MK.
of Albert C. Wheeler;
qmllfiedL
FROM ROCKVILLE.
The Rorkt lllr and <;?M?rjr*towii nk? to
be Improved.
* *t?vi oMirm ?>r *oxtik>w*?t oorxrr ax?
THE DI8T?HT *r* To BE r tKtD XOTES i?
OOMCEXTS or THK NEIGHBORHOOD.
Corm|n>nil?ue?of Tl> Ftuito Ktas:
Booeville. April 1. 19W.
Within th<> pa*t wwk an effort 1* being mad*
among oar business men anil farmer* to form U
company for the purpose of ptdini and repih
mg the Bockville and (ieorgetowu turnpike fro*
tin* place to the District line, a distance of ?
mile*. Several gentlemen of the county and
the District have so far interested thetnoelve*
in the matter a* to empioy Mr. G. M. Audereoa.
a civil engineer, to tumine the route and giv*
the probable cost per mile of the improve
ment. The citizen* of this part of the count*
are alive to the importance of thi* work, and
would, no doubt, *ub*cribe liberally to tha
stock of a company m the hand* of *olid enter
prising busmen* men. Two route* are available
for the proposed road, one on the bed of th*
present pike and the other on the line at the
old Georgetown road, which leave* the pike at
Betheada poet-office and connect* with it again
near Montrose, about 8 mile* from thi* place.
The latter route i* comparatively level. having
but one hill of any consequence on it. 1 luring
the last two years a large portion of this ola
road has been piked by the farmer* living along
the route. The route by the present turnpike
is a succession of lulls and valley*, but would
have the advantage of having a Urge propor
tion of the stone to be used already on tha
ground. A proper grading of the road would
be heavy work, in addition to numeroua
culverts which would have to be built. Should
a company I* formed it is understood that tba
enterprise will t < liberally aided by the busi
ness men of the District.
Letters of administration on the e?tate of
John V . Nicholson, deceased, have been granted
by the orphan's court to Wm. H. Nicholson.
t'ards art out for the marriage of Miss Mary
Jones, daughter of I^eonidas Jones, esq., and
Mr. It. E. Sellman. at the residence of tha
bride's father, near Ditkcrson station, on
Thursday. 4th instant.
Mr. Henry llaff. of Washington, hits now in
course of construction a large three-story frame
dwelling house oil the farm near Hunting Hill,
recently purchased by hint, and will have it
ready for occupancy by the 1st of June. The
bouse will have a frontage of ;*> and a depth of
42 feet, including back building, and will con
tain ten rooms. An ample hall w ill pans through
the house and it will be surrouuaed by waae
porches. The building will lie occupied during
the coming summer by Mr. liaff and family.
Mr. James O. liabbitt. an old and well
known c itizen of the county, is seriously ill at
his residence in Oaithersburg.
The first game of base bail of the *ea*on waa
played at the fair grounds here on Saturday,
between the Emerson institute nine, of Wash
ington. and the llockville academy nine, re
sulting in favor of the latter by a'score of 16
to 12.
It has leaked out that during the recent sit
ting of the grand Iurv. an auonymou* letter
w as sent to that body containing the names of
a large number of the citizen* ot the place, and
requesting that they be summoned *o appear
an.l give evidence in ease* of violation ot the
local-option law. After consideration the con
clusion was reached that it was a piece of petty
spite, and the letter was cousigned to the waste
basket.
The nomination of That Dawson, as post
master at this place, gives general *ati*factiou.
Mrs. Martha Magruder. widow of the late
Wm. Magruder. died at the residence of her
son, about six miles from this place, on Satur
day night, iu her seventy-sixth year. Her
funeral will take place from the M. E. church
south, lu re to-day.
Frank Stewart, colored, was brought her*
last night and lodged in jail on the charge of
stealing an overcoat and other articles front
persons in the vicinity of l'cuiutkld's Lock.
8. A. M.
A Hairs at Lynchburg.
THE FEDERAL OFFICER?IS IXbEPEXUEXT BOOM?
Till: M. P. OOXFEHEM'K.
Correspondence uf Th*. Evekism Stab.
Lvxcnncu, Va., March 30.
The announcement of the reinstatement of
Mr. C. W. Vickery as superintendent of the
third division of the railway mail service
created quite a ripple of excitement among th*
postal clerks here, and the majority of theia
consider their early removal a foregone cob*
elusion.
Washington has recently been visited by ser*
eral delegations of othce-seekers from Lynch*
burg, conspicuous among them being Judg*
Charles P. Latham. Dr. J. 11. Walthall and J.
M. McLaughlin, all aspirants forth* postinaster
slup. Latham and McLaughliu are Mahoneite*,
while Walthall is chairman of the anti-Mahou*
faction here. The internal-revenue collector
ship of this district, which is uow held by Capt.
Ham Shepperd, of Staunton, with headquarter*
iu this city, will, it is thought, go to Capt. P. H.
McCaull, of Salem, as a reward for his defeat
in the congressional race against Hon. Paul V.
Edmunds last year. Besides. McCaull is strongly
indorsed by both the Mahone and aiiti-Mahoii*
factious of the party. Capt. J. C. Peatherstone,
of Bedford countv, I'm ted Stab s statistician of
agriculture for Virginia, having recently re
moved to Florence. Ala., to reside. Mr. B. Walker
Bocock. a nephew of Hon. Thos. S. Bocock and
an auti-Mahoue republican, is an applicant for
the position. He is indorsed by democrats and
republicans, and i* uow iu Washington looking
after the appointment. The salary is ?900.
The Washington zinc mines compauv arc
making active preparations for the establish
ment here at au early day of a zinc reduction
works. The mines of this compauv are located
at Bonsack's Depot. Va., on the line of the Nor
folk and Weston railroad, and are now being
worked night and day. Gen. Kosecrau* is
presideut of the company, and among it*
directors are Messrs. Charles Early and Johu
Lynch, of Washington, the latter au ex-Con*
gressmau from Maine. Senator Dauiel is at
torney for the company and also a director.
Lynchburg capitalists hold e25.000 of the stock,
which was subscribed on condition that th*
works are to be located here.
The city has recently been undergoing a gen
eral industrial "boom," and amoug tue pro
jected enterprises that will ccrtaiuly material
ize this year may be mentioned a cotton mill
textile manufactory, paiut works aud th*
ziuc reduction works; all of which it is calcu
lated will give employment to at least 500 whit*
men. boys and girl*.
The Maryland conference of the Methodist
Protestant church will couvene in this city on
Wednesday. Last year the aggregate member
ship of the conference was 17.162, the gain that
year being 1H3U over the previous year. It ia
expected that the accessions to be reported at
this conference will be equally as large. G.
From Boyd's.
Correspondence ot Xu Evesiwo 8ta*.
Bovli'k. Mi>., April 1, 11489.
Miss Marian Buxton, who has beeu ill with
typhoid fever, is slow ly recovering.
Mr. J. W. Collier, of Dickerson's Md.. is
highly spoken of for next sheriff for this county.
Dr. Wootou aud Mr. Geo. Peter will probably
by the candidates iu the primary for state Sel
ator on the democratic ticket. ' W.
ALhX.VN DKl.V.
Reported for The Evemno Stas.
Flaoh ox the Washinutox School.?Th*
pupils of Washington sc hool having contributed
from their own means to buy a handsom*
American flag, the eusign will' be di*plaved
from the room at the school-house every clear
day hereafter. An effort will be made to har*
the weather flags of the C. H, signal bureau d^k
played at the same buildmg.
A Coluhed Chcech Celebeatiox.?A Urn*
number of colored people came to this city
from Washiugton. yesterday, to unite in th*
dedication ot a fine new organ at Bobert'c
chapeL The pastor and choir of Zion church
came from the capital city. There was singing
by the Zion choir and by the Fir*t Baptist
choir, and preaching by He v. M. F. Bruce and
and Bev. \\ m. J. Howard, of Washiugton, au4
Bev. 8. W. Madden, of this city.
The Federal Offices.? Hon. lark Agnev
has endorsed Mr. L. W. Corbett a* p< wtma?terj
Mr. Wm. P. Graves for collector of the port
here, and Mr. Thos. H. Bsvne as deputy col
lector. Mr. Corbett is the late represented**
of Alexandria in the general assembly of Vir
ginia. Mr. Graves carries on an extenaiv*
business at the south end of Fairfax street, and
has long been a leading republican here, and
Mr. Bavue is a member of the city council froa
the fourth ward, and is engaged in the grocery
business with Jos. Broders. on King street.
Not**.?The Alexandria county court, Judg*
Chichester, opened its April term at th* Co
lumbu* street court-boose this morning.?
Mr. John T. Hill has bought a large-*i**d build
ing lot on Queen, between Henrr and Fayette
streets, for *190. The new Hydraulic* Am
horse* are now being worked on teteL Th*y
cost #885 and are half Percheron*. Th* fune
ral of Mr. Chas. Coe, th* proprietor of th*
Railroad hotel, near the Alexandria and Wash
ington railroad depot, will take plao* to-narrow.
Mr. Cox had beeu engapd in hotel k**pinc
here for manr years. He was th* fuh*r of
eighteen children and died on
birthday.
Ned PritehaU, who outraged * am*
girl n**r Danville. Va., ia June la*t,wa* hangwd
at Chatham Friday. He foufht th* tariff
and four d*?j*ttee *l*v*n minute* oa th* **?+>

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