Evening Star Newspaper, November 18, 1890, Page 3

__ FOR SALE-—-HOUSES. FOR_SALE—HOUSES. T40SE COZY HOUSES O§ W ST. hear the bandsome home of Senetor Henderson aud ‘he fast imrroving New Hampshire ave- Re district. ‘Tbe houses are fitted up for comfortabl ues ancl contain # Toon, bath re halla, eal bet mantels aud every moder: JOR SALE— Maryland ave. ne. Property. Price is ris 29 monthly {oF six-room au eke. Cees ree abel sew; new: St. near Lu.w.; Sci s FON ao r Lu.w.; Schne 42.100 Bed story brick. This is 3 rood Only $50cash; balance af bath brick: et. th i w., Z-story and cellar brick. st. near 7th uw, 3-etory and ceilur brick. Nw. cor Sth and it sta. n.w..bric USth st. near K mw. ry fran B.¢.cor. sth aud K tury and store, ‘7th at. west 10tH wt. near Sth at nw. Jurt vor h of Florida ave.. si brick, renting for $16. Pays ¥ per cent on price 1. RAISEM, Room 4. Atlantic building, 100 A TEAK THUOWN AWAY. BUY ur tent. Houses have six roo ith and concrete ella: storie c fronts, all modern ; just new: fromcar line; casy terms. Pric HE. n18-3t 3 OR SALE—CHEAP—S19 € ST. and cellar pross brick Day-w: D9 rooms and bath ; all m.i tubs aud furnace investment « W.. 3-STOKY frout: contains and @ apply SOMNSON & BOS, "OS thst we udu 3 nare frum H at. cars: convenient to government printing office: 6 rooms and bath. Pavip b. STONE. i, ie $06 Fat. tow. Fok SALEW4 FINE INVESTMENT OR A SPLEN- dit chance to purchase a goud business atapd: one Square from East Capitol st. and stroct cars: brick: prose brick front: 2 stories lar; large store room and gor 4 roomeand Uath on 2d: lot 10296 to 30-foot ec alley with stable: now rented for #33 a month ; will bring 840; grouud sells for $1.50 sq. It on this square: price, if wid soou. $4,700.” t DAVID D. STONE, 806 Fest. nw. Foes 13th DESIMABLE 3 $ front: only Sige 83-10 from: ou G bet 12th aud 13th ee It ___ DAVID D. STONE. 806 Fst. nw. Fe SALE_I WISH TO CALL THE ATTENTION of investors to three new brick bowses, located in One of the best renting localities in the cily; three Stories ai nd 12 rooms: modern tw 2 how renting for #185 8 mouth: will pay 10 per cent net om invested. DAVID D. STONE, 806 F st. now. POSITIVE BARGAIN IN A NEW vitol at.; price reduced from #7,900 to $6,700; brown-stone trimmings: 9 rooms and bath; electric belis, speaking tubes, Kc. ; south front; key at offica, [ei3) DAVID D. STONE, S06 ¥ st. $5.200 WILL BE A SIX-KOOM w. near O; lot worth the pric AVID D. STONE, 306 F st. 1 ‘OB SALE—A BARGAIN IN A GOOD HOME IN # fashionable locatton; 19th st. near R; two-story 27 mice room: Jot alone worth te price; size 200. u will buy a odd frame house on 806 F st. nw. WOK SALE 168 18-6x95; alley DAVID D.'S1O new bay-window brick houses on Mass. ave. n.¢. hear 4th; rents for $28 a month: price $4,30 For Sale—$4,250 will buy 3 good fram» uouse on 8. ave. Dc. ear Cth, $ rooms, bath and cellar; lot x92; alley ; this ix a bargain. t DAVID D. STONE, 806 F st. n. RK SALE— FP *2ittance nustxess PRoventt ON 147H BT BETWEEN L AND PROPERTY is IMMEDIATELY OPPOSITE Seo tore in councetion with t wood crartesent house, « rt which Uy” reasou ‘of the dedrable, situation of tbe Proper wo mand. Lot 39 fect trout by Lah feet deep to wide alley. THOS.J. FISHER & CO, THIS peter reside i west. 2) ; orih of Beare Cizcia. "Theae are all well “fecaied and sposed ‘fiures now. _nlb- Th AGGAMAN, 917 F at, FOR SALE—LOTs. Paar cee ie a Sie Samat Ht eat Bena Ties Tie hPa ae: SRE | SALINE a, ok SALE-GEi A EAR DUPONT Huceaociigiae oy seas mn th lot 2 3 on Bla gee | Oe 4OxLO0 tis & DUY AL, 1353 Feat, FE O8 SALE a ST. NW. THRE Dusement brick dwelling, 10 room in good order. For terms aidress ity Fost Oflice, Hox G81. Beate V st. wear 14th, 6 Sth 15th wt. near 8, Mandsome ve. and bath bey-window brick, 36 frout, browu-stone base and trimmings, 13th. nls-3 LEWIS & DUVAL, L:kI3 F st. nw. J SALE—A SOLID INVESIMENT—147H ST, near N. lange 1U-room and bath brick ; 10 toalley: uitered tostore for ni#7o month; Price 5 Fet nw. Ea ETE > 1 Res BS Jo SALE—ONLY $2,000 FOR GOOD 5-R0OM Day-window brick, at. near E. Cap. : G-r LEWIS & DUVAL, 1 BEAUTIFUL, ELIGIB CATED perbly finished and provided with modern .), 12r. and bath, br. and b. stone.$17,500 near Mass, ave. (cor), 1Lr and bath... 16,000 uear Mass. ave.. 1Ur. und bath. (cur.), Sr. and bath = ear Dupont Circle, 10r. and bath t., L1r. aud bath... FOR SALE-LAKGE HOUSE and 434; stable in rear: terms Ten, small houses in southwest a F cont wel a foy intinproved iots, ‘kl bet. G and B ne.; 65e. per an bulid on the fear. A. RALPH JONSON, 1206 F st_n.w. JOR SALE—CHEAP—317-510 M ST. 8. 7.6 rooms each uses will rent for will take S00 ; one cash, valance ove and two Years, if auld at once, PAKKER, nlo-3t 44 and E sts. ».w. QUK SALE— HANDSOME NEW 2HREE- beick dwelling; nine rooms, bath aud pantry; Very desirably lo- Joes than tar market © 8T. BET. 3D cheap. ction of city; will heated by furnace and open fires; cated w..W. : price $6,950; $300 price. ‘Address the Owu —FINE BUS! 45g Tt 3 pri ft. wide 1m the rear. 0, Atlantic building. {OR SALE—ONE OF THE HANDSOMEST houses in northeast, on 22d near }°; 6 rooms and Bath: ail gus; handsomely papered: frout parking. Price @2,700. * $700 cash, baiaice mon thiy. n1s-3t DUGAN & BUTLEK, OY F st. nw. E-11TH WEAR EasT CAPTIOL & tory brick: 9 rooms, bath and cellar, nace, elegant mantels, papered thronzhont, electri sand burwiar alarms; cus liebted by electricity, @ Hrst-class house in every particulary Well built. and best materiais, Price (G1) $7.50U. WATEKS & THOMPSON, Koom 8, Auantic Duiluing, Bt OR SALE. E NEW BRICK, § KOOMS AND bath, Mbetween Gth end 7th ets, mw. (4) 11th hear A si. ue. a very desirable 7-r well built. attractive, electric beilx and_all mod provements, (14) Cheap, €3,000. sta mw, ome yf those devi erected by Mr. T. F. Schneider THOMPSON, Koom 8, Atlantic bu 41) as ding. nlb-st ‘Oh SALE—CHEAP_AN iANT NEW BAY. ‘window brick house on exactly three squares from low Circle; 10 rooms, bath aud cellar: furnace, e-: lance lot: ‘alley; 2,088 it. of ground. py ly for permit to inspect. i DAVID D. STONE, 806 F st. n. LOR SALE—87.000 WILL BUY A WELL-DUILT bay-window brick house on 1Sth st. near Connecti cut sve. S rooms and bath; lot INx¥S For Sale near heap—? handsome brick on Mat. Hampshire ave.; 12 rooms, furnace, &¢.; DAVID D. STONE, 806 F st. n.w. A VERY CHEAP PROPERTY ON Q8T-. th: & re: each $5,0U0, It E, 806 F st. nw. JRon SALE SPE IN_ON 15TH bet. O and P n.w., west side, fime three-story bric 1 rooms and bath; oak aud cherry fini cay teria, 812,000. WE. B mise FcR sare 1013 10th at. nw, dp. 7 i, J0r...#15 > ih. 8.000 31 he .W., OF. oz Den se web Portiun of the property on my ‘ull list call at office tor bulletin issued on th. [nls] THOS, E. WAGGAMAN. OK SALE—850 TO 8100 CASH, MONTHLY— little more than rent—will secure desirably lo- €ated 7-room modern bovses atcash prices. W. BUKFORD, 147" New Yor JOR SALE—FOK 95.000, FORMER PI cheapest and beat iocated S- room and. jar brick- frout house Lorthwest. W. B BUKFOUD, Bist ___1422 New Yorkave. Foe sa TWO EXCELLES room press-brick-front houses; every modern cou. Venience, well located northwest and paying 9 percent As investnent, W. E. BUKFOKD, 1422 New York ER os, BIs-se° JOR SAL ,200— BEAUTIFUL HOUSE, 8 near 15th. 9 rooms afd cellar; fine lot and perkuig; atifal ueagbborhood. W. & BURFORD, mise : x JOR SALE—TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING ON 13th st. near Bn.e. ; six rooms and stable for two Rorses; lot 14x49 9 alley price $1.00 STEDT & BRADLEY, Bisse & 27 F st. n. Fok SALE, THE PROPERTY OF THE CENTRAL Dispeusary and Emerzency Hospital. asst ‘BH. WAKNER, President. FOE SALE SOSLY 81,350 EACH-YOUR NEW brick houses on Ist #.¢@; six rooms and con- creted cellar; owner must sell ‘Lerma, #200 or 8300 juarterly . HIELDS, 1405 F st. n. OUMS AND 4 BUXVS to 123g alicy, 88-200. 1° __HORSTKAMP & JESTER, 639 F at. aw. Roe sabe-ay £1. MATTICE, & ¢ On 11th st.n.w.uear F st, business property: Qffered ens than adjaceut property; alze 23.x01.1 10 ‘On Q'st._n.w .two new brown stone: three stories and cellar; ten roots aud bath, reception hail ag te mantels: open fireplac Bese Thee 26,000, nw furn: houses are the moat desirable in the ‘On P st. bet. 10th and 11th mw., three new bricks; Stories and basement: eleven rootas and bath Rm j. These houses sre offered at s reduced figure. ‘Un Westuunster st. bet. Uth and 10th. new brick fronts; bay full height: nine rooms and bath; cabinet mantels; open fireplaces throughout: s.m.i.: terms to suit. On 9th st three stories bet. Westminster and T sts., two ney and cellar; ten rooms and bath; price Stanton Park ; on ye" xa feanion, Ba: ong, pew, three a. cote foe three new three stories and cel- Fr; ten rows and bats; amt: c yment ; ‘the balance monthly. er eE se: pay Geechee NO MOTT sixroom and bath: amt; © Un # st bet. 6th and 7th ne, new two-story six- Foom and bath, with cellar under whole: price 85.800. ‘On 15th st. a ¢.,near line of cara, pew brick six-room and bath, aim.t; lot 164100 wo alley: price $2,406. Four press-brick houses im Navy Place. five rooms land water. seweraer, &e. S75 cach This iss 22 per cent mvestinent. Ee ee ae te eae MATT AINE 1 CHAS. W. LYBRAND. =, SALE_BEAUTIFUL HOME ON K ST. BET. x foe w.:toan hee oe purchaser sold 1or leas then value; needs to be Inspected allatoficefor keys. BH. Watt 5 JOR SALE—BICK HOUSE, OR WILL TRADE equity in same amount, about €1,0U, for low: priced city ornear by suburban lots. CITY. Star ethce 17-3e™ Uk SALE— 2029 mllyer Place, corner of 21st st., three-story house. tausard roof; three Uay-winduws; south aud West exposure; 11 rooms: iulaid floors of oak and wal- Rut; brown stone and press brick front; fine decora- ‘Cons aud nest bath ron in the city. Frye tecus apply vu premives, f., three-story house; maneard roof: mi: brown stoue and press brick: iulald A ‘aoc Lae fine ay ye fiuest beth room: cay, osure, Fi 2 on Premises tareaey oF oa aR foe aireeern stares nETWE NTH STREET BETWEE! ¥ AND G STKEETS Se = roperty 30 feet'¢ inches treat by About U7 feet deep. Improved by a farye tsa anb- stantial bri lw ling. Row under reut at 61,500 per ane pun, THOS. J. FISHER & CO. 1324 Pat. ma7-6t Fe Me o20 Fst. Nw. AS EXCELLEN: BUSINESS PROPERTY. 20 fect front improved Sees mitebie for convermen it lato au office building Diluation ube of the best om. the siroet. paTiee $60.000,0F about #10 ‘THOS. J. FISHER & ©O., 217-6 1326 F stow. 10TH ST. BETWEEN eee e EN LAND M STS. 3. > 6 rooms and beth: Tuodern impgovemeuts: Will veil vu inouthly” im ptallmen 200. = - BH. WARNER & co. a15-5t O1G¥ ae. stow, JOR SALE—WE CAN OF FE. ‘and very easy terms several tractive two aud three-story, br andIsts.ne WALEKS & THOMPSON, Koom , At- fantic building. : LOK SALE_BY FISH & MILLER, 121 T RESIDENCES IN THE NOK cor. K.. 12,000 ‘¥.811,500) 1th s Sth & 14th. 000 1 & 5.10000 i & M.11,0001 Corcoran b. 15 & 14.9,000 ST_N.W. THWESs. ¥ FISH & MILLER, 221: RESIDENCE Ni Ak THE C. ve. and 4th st, n-e, 11 rooma,. or SALE— On E st. uear Sth n. brick: ali mit mre. ROR sac On K st. bet. N. Cap.and Ist u.e., improved by 2- Story bay-wiudow. 6 rooms and bath? all 1.1; frout parking: price, $3,000: $300 cash, Dalauce inonthly. lo “DUGAN & BUIL~ ik, Goo ¥ stu. w, ROK SALE- On P st, bet. 4th and 5th nw., 202110 to alley: improved by 4-rvom brick; 82,000. ror card to iu- ily DUGAN & BUTLER, nh. 09 F st. i.w. Fok sate— ‘On 8th st. near D s.w., 2-story aud basement brick: front parking; very cheap at 2.500. BLs-3t DUGAN & BULLE, 609 F st. nw. F SALE_BUSINESS PROPERTY, 7TH ST. EUR ws let 20x99 to alley; @ bargain’ to a quick uls-3t MERRILL & TERRY, 1114 F st. n Fre ere NEW, £WO-STORY AND it basement brick: 6 rouine and bath. A great bargain at once MERBILL & TERRY, 1114 F st. nw. LEw12TH ST. N.W. NEAR VEKMONT aah ASBACHUSETTS AVE. N.E. NEAR tory brick 00. Ay, 1114 F st. n, OR SALE—10TH ST. SE. NEAR PENNSYI- vania ave, new 2-story basement brick, 9 Tooms and Lath us 18x60 to iarge alley; price, ILL & TERRY, 1114 F st. n.w. UILD A HOUSE AFTER YOUR OWN F ideas; half cash Uelanee one, two and three veare, cmodeling and architectural ‘desiguing specialties. Loans: JONAS, GIBBS k CO. _Lath and F sts, figures. n8-12t* TYLEK & RUTHERFORD, 1307 F st. n. BUSINESS PROP- STORY AND CELLAR k dwelling, M st. nw. ; ¥roows, bath room aud uruace audall mi Price $4,500. TYLEK & uUTHERFORD, 1307 F st. n.w. POR SALE-AT BROOKLAND, COKNER HOU: siz rooms and cellar; built for owner's use; dry all Year around; pump in kitcheu; wear electric cars station. $2,730. A. DAMMANN, 633 F st. u.w.n1S JOR SALE—K ST. N.W. NEAR 10TH, THI brick: bay window. twelve rooms, all mt. desirable aud couy.-nie 100. A. DAMMANN, Ft cellar, (Ay, ESS PROPERTY. uqride alley side and rear, G st. betweeti Corner ¥th and I sts., 80 fect on Oth by 21.6 on I st. nls ADDISON & LAKCOMBE, 1504 F st. OK SALE—HANDSOME NEW HOUSE, ELEVEN rooms, ou P st, near Dupont Circle; finished in bard wood and furnished witu every cobvenience for a model residence. | Will be sold ou favorable teria. A) ply to 1HEU. A’ HAKDING, HOt 1ith st. n.w. 115 Kk SALE— Fine corner near new office: improved by Jarge three-story brick and other improvements; reut- ing for abou $125 per mouth, this is au excellent lot LOK SALE_VALUABLE Bi 20x12 for business stand. For information apply to _n15-3e_ DUGAN & BUTLER, od F st. nw. JOR SALE— SETS ‘A flue business corner; northeast: lot 35x109 to alley; unproved by two-story brick, containiug seven, Fooms and large store rovu, doiiz a business of r month: price for ‘butlding and stock of OU; teruis $1,000 cash, Laluuce $43 p.r OF card to inapet appiy to, Se DUGAN & BUTLER, 609 F st. a.w, JOR SALE—CHEAPES'T BRICK HOUSE IN CITY, splendidly located : ground worth $3; only $4.500, others wall sections from $2500 up. Bote 10 per cent investments, |AS, GIBBS & C nl 5-3 ath and F sis, JOR SALE—G ST. N.K, NEW 6-ROOM AND BaTH 2-story bay-window "presy-brick and coucrete WW. Terms to suit Lot 16x00. #v0d 7-room frame house, occu- © 8 5-year lease, at$35 per month. . ‘Terms to suit. Good in- E. Q GUNSON & Co., B15-3t 1010 ¥ at. nw. Foe, SALEXQNE OF THOSE COMFORTABLE houses erected by Architect Schneider on West- minster st uear 10th; rooms and bath; cheapest house in vieiuit 200. JONAS, GIBBs & C niS-4t Lath avd F sts. Eaaahe 2 all of which iran offer ot 27-1m Room 22° tisarie buildin. 3 BARGAIN—TWO LOTS IN NOBTH- brea reet oat for LR 7 ooo lithee APP Ce ‘SALE—BARG, THN. W.: 162100 Houses E pagsstccee Sony Gh drat nna ys n15-6t oo oe aren S foot fronton Sth et ne bet, Rast Capitol snd A (m0 TES 3 DAVID D. STONE, best of bing: all conveniences, Et) velco aud teémis apply to a wa foot, SALE-AT A. Eye Sy DAVID D. STONE, 806 F st. 2.w, Foome bath and store room ; BR UTIFUL, BUILDING LOT 19 A $3: Te feet front orth side of U between 14th and Ghifat promaes of ob THOS G. HENS! th ntreets north treets northwest, by adepth of 90 feet; aide and alleyn. Price $2730; torus to suit. ‘Also two amall lots for imvestment 5 18 feet front by 70 feet deep; north, aide of L between 100 and 200 atresia northarat Price, $1.90 exch: ferme easy. y JAMES F. BARBOUR, 512 31%h, between KE and F etre.ts northwest. al R SALE—AT 4 BARGAIN—ONE OF THE MOST PTUs ote hn Weshtomton Helghtay neat Me ‘Trueadel’s residence and other Sipeimprovements, 218-3t LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 020 F st, p. HR SALE—LOTS IN PROSPECT HILL, ADJOIN- ing Eckimgton : only one-half square from car line: single or a8 a whole: easy terms; fronting on T st. which is to be opened frvin Lincoln ave, to 2d_ st. b; nl 3-L 1300 Fet.8 STOP PAYING RENT! beautiful ons: prove ‘whefe value a fast creating Soe ‘those six new Toons, pu it, pantry, baths? closeta, and oriel windows; ferrace: iia 18 07 and tee oD bein Sohereded within “one square; Hgrewood ave., Le Droit Park; bouses open from 9 to nee LUO COULTER a cor, FPand Sth sta, Foy SALE—CHOICE BUSINESS PROPERTY, ON FST. BETWEEN 111K AND 14TH 8T8.. | Order of the Commissioners; only he. a foot; thi on tii si keane Lamm PTR ee et 1 r ‘3 UR SALE—CHOICE LOTS— be 16th near Q, 2:194x100. . 16th veer L, 30x94, Dass. ave. bet. 17th and 18th, 30,7 front and stable. Ruode Island ave. bet. 17th and 18th, 30 front, Rhode Island avo. near Coun, ave, 65 front. n18-3t W. P. YOUNG, 1303 F st.n.w. tusively ju OUF hance, STEIG) MANS, 1303 ¥ st, ~"B1S-6t We $5,500 3.300 | JOH, SALE-ONLY. 170, PER ¥OOT, IN TOWS, 3200 | Favs fect tront one Gotout street. by 100 fost decd 4,00 foot all very cheap: terms. it aan od SHIELDS, 1406 F at. nw. POR SAIE ONE OF THE BEST SITES IN CHE DISTRICT FOR A GOOD RE: fs CON- GRess 5ST. NEAR TUDOR PLA‘ N NT HI- CUM ESTATE, HIGHEST ELEVATION IN WE: WASHINGION. COMPLETE ‘PANORAMIC VIEW; EASY ACCESS ‘TO CHARMING ROOK — CREEK NERY, LOTS SHALLOW, ALL STREET im- iNet Calera eS ae very iy - KIC) }UDE! he Foundry Mills; capacity 125 barrels flour per day; | n17-Gt 605 F N.W. Sates pecvek mnatinery (OK SALE—WE ARE INSTRUCTED TO OFFER Je 40836 G'ut, ‘OK SALE—EXUCEP NONALLY FINE COMNER ON G st, near ‘Treas. Dept. : 96 ft. front; ood buiid> ings, M.A. BALLINGEK, 1422 F alziIm QOK SALE—LARGE DOUBLE BRICK, 44 FLET front; lot 121 feet. side lot 24 fees total 1: mn 320: Building lotwon L st, 130 feet west of Vermont : 4 37: ‘37; prices for a few days the following proporties at figures fow;toa sage BOMSIST:1, 8512137: ietow tite recular market prices, Doyou wantaugof . ern? Lote Land 3, Mock S theveiail Helgbte, Lots in square 1028, on F st,, from 30 to 40 cents, Lots at Fair View aud Oak View. and on Elliott st. near Marylaud ave., for 35 cents. Lots at Fostoria, on Washington and Ohio R. BR. Lot on 3dst, near M st. se., 50 ft." fron’ 3, squareft, near horse ears aud’ navy yard. ‘Poles 0 ouly * ros Jo cents EE a TEE FOU piamelot on 10th st. near Maryland ave. n.e, Price ireente 3 lots on 3d st, ne, near H, 4936 ft. frontage. Price 60 cents. Corer of 11th and E ste n. 150 ft. on E st; large alley MBEE SMALL FIVE-ROOM BRICK dwellings; new; water and sewer; Delaware ave. and H st.u.e. Also centrally located tmvroved alley only 60 property. ‘The aboye ure early on Dts. One aquare from lots welling for $1.10. 2 carly 01 cents,” One square from lots velling for $1. ofa” RCRER & GAD! Zlotwon ih at, 8. Rear Maryland ave. all stitet x = improvements. Price only Go ceuts Pe a Ay ee ie Me | a ot 20x 1.5 fach,ott Oregou ave, Just off from New fismpelure ave. ‘Price as 2 whoid $1. Joining lote held at #1.65 and upward, We have other desirable properties in t Cire rw. price: CHAKLES EA Kix, ood thee” Sud ete. on k OK ALE—MUUNT ALTO, UATED ON THE Lciehts of Georzetown. coutaiming 8 72-100acrs, | the city aud suburbs if none of the above suit yen. improved with a first-class cottage, built in the most | For full particulars call upon McLACHLEN. & substantial manticr, containing fourteen rooma ‘the | BA‘TCHELDER, cor. 10th and @ sts. u.w. nls View from this property is the finest in the District, A. A. WILSO! DID BUILDING SITE, BST. Firémén’ inet co, Balke: ativan sie a oot fob: ouly 85300; 211-108 Sor eh st ane ta ate neat LEWIS & DUVAL. 1593 F at ow. Feb ere lots— 7 New York ave. bet. N. Capitol and 1st., m.t, 60x10). 8 10th and Ve: Sw SUSE, Gost. near 4th ne, 20x7. eT 3 Several fine lots in all sections of Washington and suburbs forsale cheap. — nly-3t GAN & BUTLER, 609 F st. nw. Ok SALE—BY FISH & MILLER, 1213 F 8ST, NW. LOTS IN SQUARE 1063 AT KEDCCED PRICES. On I4th st. bet. E and Gs... On Kentucky ave, bet. # and Gs. nly Foe SALERA POUR STORY PRERS | BRIC “front house, with four-story back building, ou G st between 15th snd 10th sts.: in drst-c. sss nndi- Hon, containing 16 rooms with iuodern improve- re rents for $1,200 per sinum; will be sold ‘A. 4. WILSON, Firemen’s Insurance Company Building, Corner 7th aud Louisiana ave, FRAME HOUSE 1222 ST. N.W, y :, fine bi 1225 eh n1}-10t FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOUS . XW. L OR SALESAT 1409 0 at. NW. A FULL leaving city. nis-st* SALE—CHEAP, HORSE, SUITABLE FOR Bgtatgens purposes apply et 2820 Pe ave aw. POE SALE-A SOINCH PSYCHO SAFETY. FOR lad: leman, with tm good gonditles, Sinlinp pene bel Appi or be Saree’ 5 hm 438 Pet BR SALE—SOUND YOUNG FAMILY OR BUSI. ness mare; river; from the country: if oa thts week ‘sbargain. Can bs eomn 033 300 Sexranen seth edbeadies * 2 “a OK SALE-CHEAP—A GOOD SECOND-HAND ‘tension ~ pI as Mm HOPG Malate ae TE Fe SALE-HAVE NEARLY NEW TWO-SEAT op CAEN ind town lot in Flonida: ‘will selt cheap le ‘good local stock, age ied ist ; SALE—20 SHARES LINOTYPE STOCK AT Fei perehare. Full paid. TYPO, Star office. 1t* BR SALE TWO GOOD DRIVING AND RIDING ores; eafe f ¥ Erasmas Robison of Ram cee ‘OK SALE—THE PROPERTY OF MR HERBERT, Pho ticine abcees ter tin eeiet very. heud some brown driving cob, 15 hands ; fine mover; very gentle. 1 thoroughbred bay sadile horse by Antrim; quiet in single or double board. Apply STABLES Vi logation. POR SALE CARRIAGES, SURREYS, PHAETONG hip and antes at pate or cent cheaper than al at 25 r cent cl paually sold. witten guarantes for one year. | Adareas ice. FOR SALE—LOTS. SQUARE 1051. Bow To MAKE MONEY. GET A BUILDING SITE IN SQUARE 1052 op the MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN. MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN. WAY WILL YOU MAKE MONEY? BECAUSE ‘We are selling these lots as cheaply per foot as edje- cent ground ts selling for by the square. THE PURCHASER GETS THE ADVANCE WaTeR, SEWER, Gas, CAR LINES, HERDICS, BROAD STREETS AND PARKING. IMPROVEMENTS, IMPROVEMENTS, ‘Large Appropriations for Sureet Improvements. Four New Rapid Transit Car Lines to be Built Past and Within Our Block of 1051 Large Number of New Buildings Being Erected. NOTWITHSTANDING ALL THIS ‘Weare selling these lots as cheap!y per foot as cround {a selling for by the square, und giving you @ chance to pay for it ia MONTHLY PAYMENTS. ‘Deed, Abstract and Plat furnished w ith each lot Free. For price list. plats and all information call upon or address or telephone (call 643). & L MATTICE & CO, Bole Agents, 617 F st. n.w. BUSINESS CHANCES. R SALE — HOTEL BUSINESS, FIRST-CLASS | i ee ge liquor license for noxt year; very best location n. lease runs tour years; good title: can be secured at sacrifice. W. E BURFORD, D18-3t* 1422 New York ave. WANTEDIAN EQUAL PARTNER WITH $500 cash to be used in & business where $33,000 is already invested; chance in athousand. Address CASH PARTNER, Star office. 218-2 For “SALE-SEVEBAL GOOD SECOND-HAND pianos of prowinent makers, in thorough repair, at bargain prices PRLiPrER & CORLEY, 5 2 JOR SALE TWO SADDLE MANES: VERY HAND- some; suitable for lady or gentleman: fine size, ‘ound: without blemish; also three driving mares: stylish and hand docile, desirable for Star office. n17-2t* SALE—A SMITH AMERICAN ORGAN; SEVEN stops; iu good condition; suitable for chapel. Ad- dress Box 30, Star office, 17-2 FOE SALECEURNITUKE AND LEASE OF 19- room house at a sacritice; best location in city for roou renting or boarding house. Address Box. :33 Btar office. n15-3t' LISH SAFETY BICYCLE; MUST ne. pls-3t ee es OY al rt le ‘where; aud‘buegy, "Adasen Ht office, m15-3t° F -—FIVE FIRST-CLASS COACH TEAM: and several fine coupe horses; also five second- 5 Good order; 850 each. BF. MoCAU- lo Stables, Bl5-3t A BEAUTIFUL CARVED FINE TO! Square piano; good a8 new; originally cost $4’ bougut for $165 cash. at G, L. WILD & 709 7th st. now. n15-6t* >ALE—HANDSOME SADDLE HORS! uperior animal; has been driven some; has all gaita; ix a wood Jumper and is kind for lady to rite. Apply to HENKY STABLER, in the rear of 1750 luna. AVE, n15-s&tu2t® JAGR SALETAKIND BAY MARE, HARNESS AND bugwy: horse kind and gentle; any lady can drive 2 PHAETON, ‘Bitar office, 300; ea-y teri Roe sce by risn & winter fig yer. Nw. (AKLES EARLY, LOTS UN MARYLAND AVE. NE. We offer fora few days AT A REDUCED PRIC lots on Md. ave, bet. 9th and 10th n.e., Vbe._n13 HANGE FOR be. 10%4x75; within two * CHAICLES EAKLY, lw 603 Path at. 1 RESALE NWA NICE CORNER LOT, 334486 feet, with large frate and brick dwelliue; reuts for g18, This is a very desirable lot for improvement; tour nice houses can be built on it, GEO. W. LINKING, R15 -3t _ 800 Oth st.n. WOK SALE-—1O 8! UT SEEKER: EB Mavesix single lots on “Maple ave., Le Droit Park, five of 1% by SU ft each, and one corner lot A FINE RESIDENCE, No. 1736 N SCKERT NW, A LARGE DOUBLE BRICK MANSION, three stories, attic and basement, containing over ‘twenty ON numerous large closets; storage rooms au cash; balance in otfca permit to huapect the prbunises poly to or ot the premises apo! 3. VN. HUYCK, n 1505 Pa. ave, FPO8 SALESFIVE, BRICKS IN FENE” ORDER, | trout. Price, 32,000 euch’ tor inside lots, and wide streets, inftclosed parking, permanent white | forcorner. ‘This is a rare opportunity to locate op this PE igh jOUe j Daye over 1O percent mos. WALT. | benutiial wtrcet, Huey ternia OKIE, 60 ¥. n5.2w* n1s-6t BAUNES & WEAVER, 629 Fat. uw. {OK SALE-NOKTHWEST CORNER 1 HAND H ats. n.e., lot 55x136 feet; price, $1.25 per foot; terms to suis, u15-t _~ MERRILL & TERRY, 1114 F st. n.w. O8 SALE—CoLUMBIA HEIGUSS—BEAUTIFUL corner lot at bottom figures, Culo-St " MEAMILL & TERRY, 1114 F at.nw, JOR BALE- Fine business ite on 12th st, near F; lot 30x75; price $12 per foot. a DUGAN & BUTLER, 009 F at, nw. Fos EE TWO VERY | DESIRABLE ¢-RooM avd bath brick houses ou 17th st. near T, renting for 834 wonth, Price, $5,100 tor both; very cheap, Apply CHARLES EARLY, G03 14th st, n4-zm 7OK SALE—A BEAUTIFUL NEW TWO-STORY buy-window brick on Florida sve. bet. 11th and Ath sis. b.e., Within two squares of H st. cars; con- | _ Ld. tains oucreted ceilur; heated ‘and speaking tubes and every modern con veniiues; lot 16.5x134 to 20-foot alley. Wide parkias iu trout, ‘This te the lastof a row of mine; all sold within a week after com» letion aud cannot be duplicated for | JJOR SALE Jess than $4,000 One of the finest lots southeast on west side of 7th dice vuly'@3h,400-, Only $850 cash reguired. St. between A und B; 4U.10x11" to thirty-fuot alley; o31-Lm STARGAKDIER, 613 15th st. now. Foon {gr seven hiouves: price #1. nlase DUGAN & BUtLI 609 F at. ow, Roe SALE—BUILDING LOT, ONE OF BEST IN uorthwest, much below prevailing prices in same ction if taken affording rare. ¥ALE—A-VALUABLI BUSINESS PROPERTY, uorth side of a.-ave. bet. 17th and 18th ste u.w., fovt ou tho avenua:, alley &e., apply to ACKER & GA! rect from owner; Jots elsewhere chance for investment; wust sell Bor Ai TAREE | BUSING PROPERTIES | Something within ten days, Address Box 14 ou. 10th st. year @ dizi So ive, $8500 bere eee ea = e 19,080, Apply © QMany» EARLY, FOE SALES ITH ST. BET. 8 AND 7 STS. NW. Jot BORE ES to alley. two frames fronting oti alley UK SALE~BARGAING. I BUSINESS PROP- | rented at 88 per mouth; Tar a toot, 81.7. 08 Oth, in 42 13th and @ sts. 0 Bb WARNLK & €O., avvig seen TN WARLER EARLY nlo- 016 Fst. 2 olt-lm G03 14th st. FOE BALES BARGAIN —4 NEW Phess BRICK Houses near Washington Circle, at low price “ $2,000 ta 8,100 each: very ensy terms. Apply to} nIS 27-2m _” CHAKLES EARLY, 603 1ithstuw. | Joon SALE Lots = Potten 50.250. Desirable lots in Brookland very cheap. Will sell from Ye, to Se. below price of adjoining lots. Most desirable corner lotin Trinidad, 12th st, neat bargain. Also lots in all parts of the northeast. E. Q. GUNSON & CO; n15-3t 1010 F stn. lot 1M¢x118; very cheap at price asked; Soc. ber ag Bit WanNEieg 00. POR PALES Br BET. 77H AND 8TH NE, foo 2 fa "916 F st. uw, ——E————E—————————————— ee COUNTRY’ REAL ESTATE, Feces a COUNTRY PLACE, ONE-HALF mile trot rai.road station; 3 miles from Wash nix ton: 5-room house, fer 500; #500 down, balance #40 per mouth: 160 acres railroad station oat, for $200 cl FGE SALE SEECIAL PIANO BARGAINS—ELE- gant vew high-class and medium-price upright pianos will be soid iu exchange for square pianos at vety low prices and accommodating terma. ‘The very best value given tor old yiz2os sna suy balance can Le southiy to suit the buyer. The beautiful new uew scale “Opera” pisuo marvel of excel- lence and sweetness of tone. It's the finest medium- priced piano wade; see it before you buy. THE PIANO EXCHANGE, 913 Pa ave. jOK SALE—12 TEAMS OF YOUNG, SOUND AND seasoned horses, well broken to city work and suit- able for landau, brougham, victoria and coupe use: 0 50 head of siugie, drivers. horses hay n care! selected by me during epring and sum- are well trajued, fearless and acclimated. Pri- families, business houses will find thie an un- Uyual Opportunity of purchasing fine horses at prices seldom offered. Stock ruisers aud parties having good, sound horses for sale, please write or call, DOWNEY STABLE, L, 16th, 17th sta, P. 8.—In my Lew sales department you can fiud any style of carriaue team or haruss, dc. required. ‘rivate families furnished with complete turnouts by the month upon very reasonable terms. nl4-6t JO SALE—75 NEW AND BECOND-HAND CAR- Tages of every description; robes, whips, blankets 4 harness. | Repairing, painting end trimming neatly dove,” Terms moderate. Also two pairs of fine horses suitable for any Dusiness and other drivers and workers. W. F. GEYER, nid 466 1s. ave. nw. {OK “BALE—PIANO_A_ GOOD SECOND-HAND square piano at a bargain. Snew Standard Sewing Machihe, 1311 H st. mw, 7-120 POs SALEORIGINAL O1L PAINTINGS OF VA- rious kinds. ‘Take orders for all artist decorations, oF paintiuce, CHAS. NAC, 825 21st st. n.w. 30) E-ONE UPRIGHT GRAND, MADE BY Bivfeulin sone, with parent falibourd and welf-act- flier; $340; original. price 8525. "HUGO Would e Gb. 035 vihrat nw. wobmer Fienos ne Bee SAL 120 head of horses just arrived trom Lexington, Ky. o Letra tat toes ott ae pair of Luk! Es nabey mare eat ‘ote hulle 3 minute, 16% hands 4 roan horre, can trot a mile in 2:40, 20 coupe horses, JOHN SIMMONS’ STABLE, x 31 12th st. nw, {UK SALE—SPECIAL BARGAINS IN LAP ROBES. Holts CHEF ko hundred “iredford’ All-wool, Lap 0 e 7 PEVOFRC. # at only gues crore aucoe HOkaE BLA KET ane Patent” Horse Blau! are the most serviceable, most sixhtly and hence the most inexpensive Horse Biauket ‘terme: 7 acres at | J{OR SALE—TWO BEAUTIFUL LOTS ON ida) Gur prics woh. Wenig olla nereapine neat 3 % 7 u* side.) Uur price is: ie Jer & com) of Skate beiage foc 100 par tale tae belt cash. tetmnes | W’Sdand ath six. ne, Each 721x100, Cheap at 7oc | Fur Bobes, Piush bes, Wool Robes, Stable Blankets, inoue yest, Send for map and list of suburban prop- | Per toot. B. H. WARNE & CU. L15-3t_ | Street Blankets, Rubber Covers, &e. — . CANES E. CLEMENTS, ‘OR SALE—CHEAPEST CORNER LOT IN NORTH. = bet ote ed n18-5t : W21Fata.w. | K Lees 4 : Be eT unig AUCTION £0 ACRES BE- | G3.0u._ * "JONAS, GIBBS & CO.” * | and teed wexous built to order, carriages at Cost, A- cout view of city.on NOVEMBER TWENTY-siVe | _U25-3t J4sh aod Foe, | H GREGORY, 6th vt, and New York ave. mw, «25-2 ENT! 1890, a8 FOURPM to be acld ethos OR SALE—CHEAPEST LOTS IN NORTHEAST, | J OR SALE—SUN DIAL GAS HEATING STOVES; serve towettlé an ostate. Seuld for plat and particu- 4 IM situated on Sth ot. ncarG, 20x110 to 18-ft. alley, | BY Gre tat will hese beth one ea oe ON ESS Tare. JAMES E. CLEMENTS. only 60¢.; adjoining lots Gac’: easy terme, wense of 15 cents per hour, €4; larger sizes raugine ire ; Attorney -at-iaw, 2 HERKON & KAMLY, 1307 Fst. nw. | ln price trom 46 to 810. i G. CAMPBELL, Piumnber Ln 2 at. Dw. E FE SALE—OFVEK WANTED FOR A CORNER Jot near 18th and Q ste houses can be econoui hay any whuailar prope A. SHIELDS, 1405 F OK SALE-THE CHEAPEST GROUND NOMT 7 big chasice for builders or spect feet trout; on Corcoran st, between N .W.,upon which six fine iy built: will be sold lower in uesighborhood, CHAS. Fok SMcEGHFAVILY TIMBERED COAL AND iron tracts iu Virginia and West Virginia, nib-6t . P, YOUNG, 1303 Fst. n.w. JOR SALE—4 ACKES WITH DWELLING AND outbuildiugs, oue mile east of Branchville station, #1,000. 25 actes immediately at Lauham stutio with some beautiful building lots; as a whole or in tracts; 8100 per acre. DUCKETT & FOLD, S17 at. nls-d 1, Fok, SALEG FINE TRACT OF 200 ACRES BE- tween Kuowles’ ptation and the Kockville turn- bike ata low price, | Th LEat & RUTHERFORD. uB-Tae {F, 9. 1307 F st, OR KENT—AT WINTHROP HEIGHTS—NICE yix-room cottage, B13 from Moutelio 3 Hampshire and south ELDS, O# SALE—AN UNIMPROVED CORNER, SQUARES FROM U.S.CAPITOL BUILDS, TWO PQUAKES FROM ONEW GOV. PiIN OFFICE’ SITE; 169 FEET FRONE BY 76 FEE’ é 3 ON EASY TERA: TICULARS APPLY TO BAKNi:y & oF mouth: oue minute's walk | _014-t " 2 PO PAL KAVER, L. C. LOOMIS, |ALE—HANDSOME LOT NEAL GAND 10TH aes for business, property: Moca ae JOR sa! FOKEST GLEN, MD., VERY D; property ut a figure which will insure good PSS. See er Sg A 4300, | Prout uext spring. For particulary appli to 300, $350. J. K HEKTEOMD, 1419 G st. BABNES & WEAVER. ot 629 F Ok: SALE—N. W. COR. 17TH AND 1 8) - red Jouble Now is the tite to invest in farm lands near Washiug eset Ua jnccom Eaten fe nene aes ton, T, K. BROOKS, 616 12th st.n.w. LOST AND FOUND. ‘OST—COLLIE PU Mo! $ULD. wiited or @ handsome residence or apartment house, For terms and further iuformacdion n14t J. FISHEL & C OR SALE—CORNER LOT ON 14TH ST., 30 FEET fromton 14th st. by LUG on side st, to'ab alley in ;,¢xcellent for subdivision. Price $:3 square foot. 4-6t_ STEIGEK & LIEBERMANN, 13303 F st. FOu SALES’, BEAUTIFUL \LOT ON 81H ST Al 1 HS OLD. OWNEL'S 4 name on collar; tag, 5,821. Keward if returned to 1iG Best. ne. nIg-dt? Lota? 28%, BERWEEN OTH AND 77H 87s, 3 lady's brown dunble clasp pocket Look cautait ine & receipt sroui Hell, photographer, to Anna Dockr ada smuil sum of money. Pinder return to 240 N. | themmarket prices. Capitol we and PaaS 1-24 "| | Alco on New diampehire ave, spd Oreron st, an ofd- S.Dy WIGHT. DED waaw NA. | spot lot that cau be coomomically ouLatvi OST — SATB..DAY NIGHT, BETWEEN Na. | “A at near 10th, 22 ft frat to alleys Lah iGhee armory a fil and Fates taiach at | gAlse Om Pat owe Toth, 22220 “teuat to alley toot. keyaun ring, Finder suitably rewarded by returning “Alto 2 fine lots op Binney et, facing south. $1 Per ft. near Q ata very low iso a corner lot on 19th st, at @ figure quite below 2 per same to 110 Maryland ave. me shite Bost bet. 13th and 4th, north nde 25 at O3T—SETTER DUG CK AND WHITe HEAD | 00), (#0 per . and butt pf tail marked with black. howard if'te, | _BLd-6t “idosie git, turned to 1432 Fierve place. ie BEAUTIFUL CORNER, Free Loy iu Cleveland Heights, adjoining Oak View sul Vision. Also choice lots in ak View frouting on 1e: allytown road, A. A. WILSON, Firemen's 1usurauce OST—ON 27HE 8TH INSTANT, HANDSOMELY carved shell-bandle lorgnette, ‘A suitable reward iil be paid if lefe at 438 B at. «. uw i SALE_TWO GOOD BiICK HOUSES, COR. Poked ana pie. clot aes parking ‘on both route; rented 850 per i % rt v6. POW ASIEN DANENHOWEIE n1S-3t Cor. = i Se a ve {OR SALE SEVEMAL G AND 7 HOOM HOUSES Company balding, cor. 71h wi and Louisishe ave, ull-lgt an ‘Ol SALE—A DESIRALLE BUILDING 9 28th st, between Rand 8 sts, awe 3 Mist to we o we MOTH! o rsh, ce keys and @ whistie, ed toxether with ‘a red, white aud biue cord. Leave with the Captain of the Watch if pe ‘kK. WILSON. a. Sees 8 SY Firemen’s Insurance Compauy buildiig, O8T—ON HSY, OW 15TH BETWEEN 121TH. pll-10t* Cor, 71 nd Lo: 4 ‘th wi isiuna IN NOKHW EST. 'D NORTHEAST, IN GOUD Reercarsrerererertaet — — — LOCATIONS THAT LCOS BELL ON Ga3e and Aibaugh'y Theater, old bell with stone so {OR SALE—SEVEN OF THE BEST LOTS IN LE ERICA Ging WOM FL PaaS etter ae | ES oy Senate a z Ws eward c aU er ell a4 who ie Was! DANENHOWER, Los PUG DG Mm. 0! 311 js tu 8 CaBY. Titus. HENSEY ‘eCO.. bed BlS-3t Cor, 13th aud G sts. B.w. pane Beare eat week. ee ae, No. 513), | BLs-cobt 1 7. wees eke! re to E i - BEe a ‘OR SALE—LOTS 24 TO JUALE 16: PORREET BAGvERTY Pon wahoo GAEL aS | 8% - BU Se | Fiat Sour Gann ave: une aes toad TE Oe ae ae oubesiicry. Boise in Galore Moatable rane | weet jot ge nee ek Se Beet 215-36 weer Lb tea ao cee. | sivon it maul te OlO Tse ae 1°" | Ins. Co, Duliding, cor, 7th st and or ROK SALE—CALL AT MY O¥FICE FOR FULL bL¥ IN ¥RONT OF MOSES | J{ORSALE- PEt rect lessen. Pe ah teteherteetreite | Satna SOE oi aust Gor, Lith and @ sa ar ive if 40 immedietely to 1018 10th af u.w, | on North Capitol st. Hloridy ave., B.'s an ae K&SALE—D ST. NEAR 2D W., SsTORY = chavetaoney tour years of, a cents R te how User bivek 11 scimn; all puoders tuprovemente: tur-| J OSt “YOUNG PUG DOG FROM NeiGHBON- | fare witi'cechid sed wil bawe aie ane ee mace heat; lot 252125. Price, #1),000. hood of Coun. ave. extended ave North Capitol being improved Ly the City and. 4 B. H. WABNER & CO, Wears collar, Reward if left Koom 10, Cen! build- } tric railway; other improvements in + n15-st DICE Ing, cor. Paupa, ave aud Uth st. A | pings, Re. apply 10 ‘AL Babe goo. oo TGR SALE COW MD. AVE. N.E AND 1TH ST. Lost Ange sizep BLACK LE A rue je : Le Droit ory, snd basement brick: 4 rooms and store. | Ad pocket book coutsining ‘some tage SALE—MOST DESIRABL| WITHIN - 95200. BH WAKNER & Co. Tauips and money. keop Money and’ return | COE. : ors, 5 wn GloF Raw. | Pack tox tomar omee” wigs” | Bey dimension tan gary oo oa 1Yth ete weet pony Bi sage tan hound Oware prove Yona | sabes : as wetty, | PAOR BALE-20X100_TO PAVED RS duvest < 1. take the: away. JOSHUA Gi. 4 cua Paice SF Sen | BG eEoecenet eater SOA GEREe | Be Pies Lev enee Las CE SIX-KOOM “ON 4x KEW. LOS ON 14TH INSTANT, A PATR Hoa aye. ‘stable lot 20x02 wear several vice sit gosta brckets Lebeat Ba $5 ae aby oh ae Ms ‘ WM. 1, Park: . 5 Staal eno payments api balmy, . ieee | _wBtwe G07 13th ete. 1 DUCKE(Y & FOI D, G1’ Fe SALE—FINE CORN! LOT HAVE A NUMBER OF HOUSES, 8 jancticn ot & ve. Sa, pemeceae ee a ha SEs URS Pdi Monk. very 0, geidas trom S000 Wo $7,000. Citas. a. Bi 027-24 & 631 D, 1307 F at. aw. and Gasfitter, Puen FULL VALUE GIVEN Yor your old square Fiano im exchauxe for « NEW BUADLURY UFKIGHT, balance payable $10 monthly or cush, oz, 7 Lou st. nw. o2o-hin JOR SALE- JUST ARRIVED, 30 HORSES FROM Va., among them some fine draught and drivers; also Que palr of coach lores: clso a few low-priced ones, Yaiegs reasonable, N.SCHLEGEL, 403 Sth at. nw. stu 5 oe SALE-SINGING CANARIES, YOUNG PAR- rots, Cages, Guid Fishes, Aquarituns, Fish F pirate Dog Cakes and Medicines, ‘SCHMID'S Store, 17 Lxth ot, nw, auz9-3m Fok SALE-* FIRST-CLASS CONFE “TIONERY sore u's promiueht pis.e; reason for selling ji health, Address Box 21, Star office. a EST BUSINESS CHANCE Y¥ prosehitu, bolidaye—stock aud tixta and notion store; mont ea. Tents; reason for selling, ill healt sountry. For easy teruis apply at obec, 1. Market butiding, Alexandi 286 ria, Va. ni Pp STNER WANTED WITH 815,000 TO $20,000 capital in @ manufacturing business whic! al pay 50 per cent ou amount invested within a year. house yay’ cash" Apply to HENRY CALY Ele A use paying cas OP L. cdi torney at Law, 50) F st. uw. BlS-3* R SACE—A VARIETY STORE WELL LOCATED Brier 96.506: fas: spot cash, or will sell by inver- tory. Tho is paying $3 000 per annua at pivtent and can be doubled with proper manacetue: trict ited. Address WM. MAKY nlo-3t* (CES AND AD- juitable for @ doetor or a dentist plat use: ry central; sccessibie; rent low. A. L. MUIKBYAD, Cashier, 419th st. nw. in Foe SALERA LANGE Jew ELuY N of the neatest iu the city, With a Brst-class stock of hhew and saleable goods, including saf d fixtures; will besvidcheap, Owner is e:igased in 1 utacturing business aud cannot «ive place the ti and attention it shvuld have. Small amount of mom —. lt take real estate or wood mortgaye for the Good chance for the right man, Address no-lm SLWELKY, Star office, PAM AY ie Prices. Watches Cleaned, A as cut ty ate! leans 21; Main Springs, warranted one year, $1. Clocks called tor. Jewelry repaired. We defy coinpetition tor good work and low prices,_1724 F st.n.w. tr BOARDING, LL FAMILIES WISHING MEALS SEKVED AT their residenoe can have it doue in first-class atyle, ou reasousble terms, by Miss EB, WOUDA! D, 19th st. nw. Bis PRIVATE FAMILY WILL TAKE A voanters: table aud attendance first-class; per month. Apply at 1012 1th st uw. Boze. INGLESIDE CAFF, ‘G07 13th at. n.w., two doors above F st., is now open; first clans meals at reasonable rates; giso for reut large roums, fur- nished or unfurnished. a WE SHIKLEY DINING ROOMS FOR LADIES and gentiemen (just next door to the “shoreham™) will be opened November % by Mrs. M. T. southall. Accommodations first-class. Furnished rooms also for reut. o2o-lmu* HE AUBURN, COR. 22D BT. AND PA. AVE. nw. large, well-furnisbed roous and first-class at woderate prices; transient guests accommo- cS SHE LOBBY KESTAURANT, 1311 E 8T., 2 doors Leiow New National Theater, offers to his patrons the very best meals. European or American Plan o28-1m* HE LITCHFIELD, 906 14TH ST... Dinssteee the reception of both transient and permanent guests. o1b-sm* Mrs. D. B. STOCKHAM, Prop. ABGE. COOL, AIRY ROOM, WITH BOARD, #1 ‘and up: Kooms, 50 and 75c. 1HE W arvit: Sth Tote mw 2 my? MONEY TO LOAN. ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON DISTRICT OF COLUM. via or Maryland real estate at lowest rates. GEOLGE J. EASTERDAY, nl7-Im Gos ¥ st., Room's. ‘ONEY—100 TO @1,000 TO LOAN ON REAL estate, sums to suit; low rates. ‘WM. F, HOLTZMAN, nl5 1321 F st. nlw. 7 ONEY To Loan iy 5 iS TO SUIT AT OU! THE Y. A Delightful Entertainment at the Beae- tiful Home of Mr. and Mrs. Gurley. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Gurley opened their beautiful new home on 16th street last ovening for the first time for a large entertainment. The occasion was a reception tothe Young Men's Christian Association, of which Mr. Gur- ley is president Over a thousand invitations had been issued and a majority of them were evidently accepted, for the spacious halis and drawing rooms of the honse were filled for over three hours, The house was decorated with a profusion of smilax, roses, chreanthe- mums and other blossoms, while all the win- dows and recesses were banked with palma A large orchesira stationed in the hall of the second floor played sweet music all the evening and added greatly to the pleasure of the enter- tainment. The guests as they came im were re- ceived in the haliway by a committee from the association composed of Mesara. Burrill, Slo- cum, Paul, Kerr, Coons, Harding, Reisel, Roth- rock, Fay, Spangler, Powell and Reed. THE RECEIVING PaRTT, who stood in the reception room to the right of the entrance, consisted of Mr. and Mra W. B Gurley, Mrs. S. W. Woodward and Mra. B. HL Warner. Mr. 8 W. Woodward introduced the guests asthey entered, and Mr. Charles L. Garley, assisted by Mr. BH. Warner and Seo- retary Pugh of the ¥.M.C.A.. were ani in their efforts for their comfort and pleasure, Allthe rooms on the first and second floors were thrown open and the beauty and size of the house came in for « large amount edmira- thon. In the big diming room a fine collation of sulads, oysters, croquettes, ices and confec- tions was spread and a corps of skilled waiters <a that every wish of the guests was attended SOME PLEASANT FEATURES OF THE RECEPTION. The entertainment was in every way a de- lightful success and no one enjoyed it more than the younger men and boys, a large num- ber of whom were present, and who were made to feel that on this occasion they were the hon- ored guests of the evening. There were men of all ages present, but the hospitality of the house was so cordial and lavish that every one Wax made to feel at ease and welcome. The older members of the association took great in- terest in an old leather-covered book that ®2* on exhibition in one of the drawing reome, ‘The book was filled with the manuscript records of the secretaries from 1851 to 1862, and con- tained the names of the eighty-four men who signed the first constitution of the Washi ¥.M.C. A. The book was sent to Mr. Gurley yesterday by Mrs. Charlies 8. Jobnson, whose father. Mitchell Johnson, was one of the char- ter members, ‘WHO WERE PRESENT. Among those who were present last night were: Dr. E, M. Gallaudet, Mr. A. 8. Pratt, Maj. Hall, Civil Service Commissioner Lyman, Rev. Dr. Keed, president of Dickinson College; Secretary Pugh, J. B. Wight, Elphonzo Youngs, Jerome i. Johnson, John B. Larner, Jno. Joy Edson, Rev. Dr. J. G. Butler, Kev. Dr. Pitzer, Rev. Dr. Cuthbert, Judge Randolph, E. F. Sumpson, Maj. Carrington, B. H. Warner, & W. Woodward, Kev. George Patch, Dr. Carpenter, Prof. A. P. Montague, Col. Amos Webster, Dr. A. P. Fardon, J. D. Croissant, B. Kennon Peter, ex-Commissioner 8. E. Wheatley, Theo. A. Harding, Rev. Theodore Wynkoop, Rev. Dr. Bartlett, Kev. Dr. Stakeley, Rev. Dr. George Elliott, Rev. Dr. G. H. Baldwin, W. C. Whitte- more, R. W. Fy k, A. W. Francis, B. H. Stinemetz, W. W. Burdette, Rudolph Kauff- mann, Mr. Foster, Prof, Frisbie,Prof. Chicker- ing, Rev. Dr. John H. Elliott, Clarence Mo- Ciellan, Frank McClellan, Ralph Baldwin, Wm, M. Bittinger, George W. Wheeler, W. B. Bryan, Rev. Wm. Miller, Kev. E, D, Bailey, Octavius Knight, Rev. T. 8. Hamlin, A. 8. Taylor, H. P, Godwin, C, B. Bailey, Kev. Dr. Hershey, J. Cable Williamson, Dr. J. E. Carpenter, Robert + Martin, Warren Young and Chas. 8. Brad- ey. > A TECHNICAL ASSAULT. Lawyer Glassie Fined for Attacking a Witness Who Calied Him a Liar. The case of Lawyer D. W. Giassie, charged with assaulting Leonard ;Makall, was tried in the Police Court today. The defendant ap- peared in the case as his own counsel. Lawyers Thomas and Ralston were present as witnesses for the prosecution. The assault occurred in a lawyer's office while testimony was being taken in the Seamon divorce case, Makall was giving evidence in the case and Mr. Giassie was conducting the crose-examination. He was pressing the witness pretty closely and compli- ments were exchanged. Mr. Glassie stated something about the wit- ness making volunteer statements, which the witness thought meant that he was perjuring himself. dls thereupon called the lawyer a “d— iar, Mr. Glassie only had the good use of one nd instead ‘of using his fist he therefore rent rates; special privileges respecting payment TxLkk @ RUTHEMFOR, Idd 1907 F st. new, "TO, LOAN ON BEAL ESTATE THE FOLLOWING sums: ©. ©. GREEN, 303 7th st. nw. 0 YOU WANT MONEY?—@10 TO @100 TO LOAN t Low Interest on Furniture, Pianos, Horses, agons, Household Goods or other personal property’, Principal and imterest payable in weekly or mouthiy ‘no removal of yoods from residence; no Address Box 98, Star office. auJU- ONEY TO Ly 210-10t ‘BARNES & WEA al ‘aie 2 F et. now. Agents for INSURANCE COMPANY OF NORTH AMERICA, Philadelphia, Pa = oZ8-li HAVE $4,000 TO LOAN ON GOOD IMPKOVED real estate: 3 percent for three or Bve yoars. Ap ply CHAKLES EARLY, 603 14th st. o28-lu MoxEx 70 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. Prompt attention to all apylications, SWORMBSIEDT & BKADLEY, 1m. : aan Fetuw. ond ss = =m BUNDS, COMMEK- So eae LOUI8 CUNNINGHAM, 30-3m ‘Cor. ith sud F sts. 500. 500. 1,000. Boomer 8350 is $3,000. a2 188.000. on soon de Papers are completed, Hoa. MCINIINE, 227 Cw. op. Tun church, 023-1 Bip te aang Nato A ie eee Fy u nd ly done, COOK TanBON a wa, Dg me EY TO LOAN-IN SUMS OF 8200 UP TO ‘5,000—on Good Rea! Estate; lowest rates af unter . Aa “olsar DUGAN & BUTLER, 609 F st. n, = foot gal lng tail on D. ALLAUEs Are 731 Tihs Bw me _SUBURBAN PROPERTY, _ LEN ECHO 18, \OMING.—S) vtices” on first “GC PAYNE & CO., 613 15th at, ANCE IN REAL ESTATE—ANY ONE 500 oF inore to invest can learn of chance fo iuvest -ame iu alocat:o. where property ha sinore than doul tod in value during the past six months, aud On Bteouns of certain en now being com- pleted will, withour doubc, be worth three times the brgsint price inside of the iieat yeu ALY Derwoll desiring to wee this property with a view of investing will be 1uraished with a conveyance free. Adi: @-@ Lox 132, Star aflice. n1d-ot" Cortese Pass, DESTINED TO BE ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTI- FUL SUBURES OF WASHINGTON. Only thirteen minutes’ ride by express train from B, &O. Depot, and only eight miles distant, Commutation tickets 6 cents a trip, Has the advantages of a WELL EQUIPPED COLLEGE AND MILITARY ACADEMY, Largely endowed by the U.8. government and also by the state of Maryland, All students in West Potnt uniform, SCHOOL, SUNDAY SCHOOL AND CHURCH, Good store, public hall, post ofSce, telegraph station aud expreas office, Good svenues, shade trees and large park. ‘Wl sell on monthly installment plan, of allow ib- eral discount for cash, ‘Large rebate to builders, ‘Lots 50x200 fest. Ouly 8300 ana 9400. Wil exchange © few lots for city yeoperty im good location, ee h 90M Q. JOHNSON, Manager, ‘ ‘Residence, College Park: OMtice, 617 F st. o18-tr 5 e15 ‘ONEY TO LOAN—§3.500, 92,01 . MSilcvo, “sb00-ead e800 on supenca 5500 getate. Loans of laryer amounts negotiated. Gu. W. LINKINS, 800 19th st. nw. v3 ‘THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. ONEY TO LoaN iN 5UM8 FROM 500 UPWARD, At © AND 6 PER CENT, oN REAL ESTATE IN THIS DISTRICT. R. O. HOLTZMAN, Corner 10th and F ste. a. w, 330 ONEY TO LOAN ‘On Approved Keat Security, m Districtot ‘St lowest rates of iu- Columbia, ab any eu terest MEHOs. 2 Sisuitn & CO. eel 1324 F st. ew. ONE AN ON HEAL ESTATE OL FIRST. A Seas wi ‘SeCUFiLY Ss good. 119 MOTE, GREEN, 303 7th st. n.w. ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT. ATS AND OMe SASK LAWLINGS Tso a ave. my19. (The Arlington }ire ins. Co.'s office) MOREY, 70, 204s, ‘In sume to sult, at lowest rates, on. Tes iatate security. ‘FITCH, FOX & BROWN, 020 1437 4) .Voule avenue, ONs! ON REALESTATE bapide eel WASH'N DANENHOWER, po seed to DANENHOWEX & BON, Cor. 13th and@ SSS CHURCH AND SEVEN UP. Judge Miller Thinks the Two Don’t Get Along Together. Sergt. Daily and a squad of fourth precinct policemen interrupted a game of ‘‘5-cent seven Sunday evening at a cook shop kept on Virginia avenue southwest by Robert and Jéar- don Johuson. Money, chips and cards were securod as evidence and the two brothers were ‘etivne kitow,” aula the Judge, *ut when 0 raised achair and proceeded to let it come down on Makall’s head, but the latter threw up his hands and warded off the blow. Judge Miller asked Makall if he expected anything else than a blow, but the witness hardly knew how to answer the question. Mr. Glassic made his statement, which was substantially the samo as told by the other wit- nessee, only he added that Mr. Makall made an advance movement. Judge Miller said that the use of the epithet was calculated to cause trouble. *D— liar,” the judge said, is not “mere words” as the law contemplates. When he says that in a public place he knows it means fight, The only trouble in this case is that Mr. Giassie resorted to artificial means and not to nature's weapons, “It is the merest technical assault,” concluded the court, “and Mr. Glassie is fined @1.” — Cattle Market. At the Union Stock Yard Company yesterday 41 cattle were on the market, and sold as fol- lows: Best, from 334 to 3c. per Ib.; good, from 294 to 3c. per lb.; medium, from 234 to 28jc. per Ib.; common, from 2 to 23. per lb, One bun- dred and thirty-one sheep and lambs on the market and sold as follows: Old sheep sold from 334 to 43¢c. per Ib. ; lambs, from 5 to 6c. per Jb, Cows and calves sold from $20 to €45, Market for all kinds of stock was dull. tt tnt A Club Meeting. The Truo Commonwealth Club held its No- vember mecting last night in Dr. Bland’s par- lors, Miss Jennie Morris of New Jersey opened with a song and Rev. Dr. Kent read a paper on “Relations of the State to the Citizen.” This was discussed by Prof. Wm. A. Baldwin of New York, Col. N. J. Hinton, Hon. J. L. Me- Creery of Iowa, Mr. Gray of the National Zoon- omust, Mr. M.A. Clancy of the Equity Oourt and Maj. Wm. M. King of Ohio. Admissions to the B: ‘Today in the Court in General Term, on mo- tion of the examining committee, the following were admitted to the bar: Alfred A. Adams, A, J. Berr, P, M. Brown, ¥. J. Byrne, L. A. Con- ner, jr., George Cook, Chas, D. Davis, Arthur E. Dowell, R. F. Downing, E. T. Fenwick, & D, Fessenden, George E. Fleming, J. Walter Fowler, Evert L. rey, Wm. L. Hillyer, A, A. Hoehling, C. A. Krigwin, W. W. Ladio: Cassell Severance, John A. 81 % Stewart, W. M. Ferrell, J. Walter Wnoatie > Mortimer Whitehead, jr., Louis C, White, Raymond White, Chas. J, Williamson, Fred- erick B. Wright and Jobn J. Chickering. oneemetipertanan of the death of Prof. Jarvis Butler was a severe shock to many of his friends who had not re- alized the serious nature of the musician's ail- ment. He died shortly after noon on Satur- ‘clock from The interment Will wake place from Bock Oresk &