Evening Star Newspaper, September 26, 1892, Page 3

le — * + ‘ a — ———— > > cul ’ THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C,, MONDAf, SEPTEMBER 26, 1892. 3 . = FOR SALE—HOUSES. _ FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—LOTS. MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN. es THE CITIZENS’ HOSPITAL. -— ee See oe Mo BRICK. MANTIS Bho ihe & puoctor PROCTOR. Pome ; HAT VALUABLE PROPERTY SITU- | MOREY 2X HAND TO LOAN ON DistRicT Mrs. Harrison's Condition—Personals A Meeting of the Staff—Proposition to Make | An Enthusiastic Demonstration in Albany basa frontage of 40 feet 7 inches by 97 feet 1} nw. ‘ee26-1m 20 and 34 floors), 907 G st fuches and ts suitable for three buildin« lots. Ofer | 65 AH To LOAN IN BUMS TO SUIT. ON Langerman. Santee ah eee CE | $20,000 Baas RSE TO Private chects, vault “seatciet JI 0 nthe District eee: JOR SATE—ATTENTION, BUILDERS_BEST LO- | 71d Interest. ' the Institution Permanent. Last Pridag. Mrs. Harrison was pretty comfortable all day | The citizens’ hospital staff held meeting When Gen. Palmer, Inte commander-in-chief yesterday, and last night enjoyed a good sound | yesterday at the hospital which has rendered | of the Grand Army of the Republic, arrived at For Rent —Oftice roy service; large, well t. )R SALE—TRACT OF 25 ACRES ON LINE OF | Sleep. Mrs. McKee said this morning that she r : ie TAL Aah at ; such magnificent service during the encamp- bis home in Albany last Friday after the close a cetiar ick, | TENDED, GAR BE ECONOMICALLY, SUBDE: | \WWANTED€2.500 FOR THREE YEARS ATG | arsigcrraignr™ Rort® of and very close to the city, | could notice no appreciable difference ir her ment week. ‘The energetic chairman of the en~| of the encampment he was greeted with « most “iinmalieNewhis: | VEDED. BEER. W. WALKER & SUS, 1008 FST. | oy, Lot cout ou real enigte in.u.w. worth $4.500,, % REDFORD W. WALKER £ §0N, | mother's condition siyco they _ came | terprise, Dr. Hamilton Leach, presided, while | enthusiastic reception by the citirens, « recep- wont. ~ TE SALEDA aymarmre|Wit Son SALESTWO HANDSO MEWOUSESIN weet | PACK and if any it was certainly | Dr. Mobunactedas eccretary. A surplue of |tion which rivaled that accorded him © 8% 000. new tatory and ceitar brick. | F'ena'it ace: price «n'y $800, small caeh. payment | -yy,,¢3 800, fist, tr vega ites erate bd Fprootland Fart: reins inomeemasin’ tom | Rot | for the worse. All day yesterday, | about $500 was reported and it was earnestly | upon bis return from Detroit after bis so PGRN asl ha ST pee wowed | OE OTRAS Buds” Bikued Eeina.w. | Opes pearn ast of security. ae Ea rere m and electric cars; price, $5,000 and | the house being entirely quiet,was restful one | urged that this sum be expended for an excur-| election to the office of commander-in-chief, Saie_Brice #8.200, Setorg and callar brick: 9 | POR, SALE OR EXCHANGE A LOT 40115 TO | at: Dee, ren om meee ieee Tel ental, ud se GERRS™ Reser in Brookland Brice, $2,800 | for the family as well as the invalid. On Satur-| sion or entertainment for the physicians and | That reception a year ago was described we eS aisa hath: Oi st. Le Droit Park. Terms FE i2-oot alley on D st. s.. at the low price of #1 cclONEX WANTED—On Brootland property at 6 per | Reg wi tte MT TRON ee ene Coreeces day afternoon the President went for a little | nurses who had worked so faithfully without | the grandest ever accorded toa private citizen hb, balance to suft. | “For EXCHANGE on houses, three hice lots on 24 asa FG, AUKAM, ee ¥ se2é-lw | drive in the country and Mrs, McKee, = compensation. The question of making the in Albany. He was welcomed then by Gov. = ), Q-ator and %t. n-®. near F: each 18298 to :10-foot alley. sedi —, FIVE HOUSES METROPOLIS sas jarrin« Mrs. ved a pital ve ti of : sea saar AES COREE ARE ESE sm tno ot, nance | wer nave MONEY TO LOR ay, & Fam cont | E View crticn dea oy te PALS | trol of tcc ie Pea ek es he eee ia | ee Le eae eeemanas aucemed | Hila the mayor of the city, and — DAVib D. STONE. 84, 806 F st. nw month. +] gol EXCHANGE, Yas toot front; near the Capitol: | snroggh Maer nin, "Call “on or sdivees JOHNEON E | HOON 100, Corcoran ullding. "~~~" "e208" | the neighborhood of the White House just be- | "2til next Wednesda. Through ME Nato gta enier ney ‘smeoy Dang oa Shiageen Steel hans: abaks emcee | PROCTOR & PROCTOR, as DAVID D. STOWE. s0sFet.n.w. | BARRETT. G00 F st. nw, Th 200, WANT TO BUY PROPERTY. FOR 4) tore dinner. | generosity there was no necessity to vacate the | Gen. Palmer arrived in Albany y ee. hae atx re - as an Lea, ig pte have money to loanon Mryland and Vir. | 1 home or an iuvostment in the city or suburbs call Ss = | building for two weeks. the Palmer escort battalion. 213 7G ST. NW. 2: EON : SE. NEA : a 4 air today an: - | SI » : ae 21-3 907 @ ST. —S OR SALE ON uD St, SE. NE: finia farms ormubarban property. __sezihw | at once on Gi areal ee As Joo, Corcoran hntld; | | The bracing air today and the bright sun-| Mrs. Anna G. Shepard, the matron,and the| The Albany Argus of Saturday in ite do- Say iy we Sea | FOR SATS me Ateandre Vas cinuid ea eager | , FOR BALEOm Ast: ne, near Oth, S4x100 to 25- | WANTED, #2500 FOR THUEE YEARA AT SIX | S04 afelropoile Views ae eee aie | shine hare, no doubt. s great deal, to do with following nurses, who volunteered their ser- | scription of the “reception saya. the rmilitary ” ged 5 in w.. Ro our bulletin of Alexandris, 2 wndria | £0 00 fut property worth $4,000: desirably i ne: no | FOR Sal 5 tLESS O1 pit . ison, AS | vices without compensation, were given a rising | pageant of yesterday afternoon was one of al — ats = cs port re sn enna > aan Te Comtuission. Address Lock Box 25, City P.c. 823-3 Fon Potent aM Gewna? Whetnaten Sur Aaa it certainly has cheered up every member of | vote of thanks: Mice Travia, Mise Antoinette Re | Imect interesting an’ the Mietecy of the coutenn ae cera | oe a : | = V ANTED- ABOUT 94.000 ON APPROVED HEAL. | $f!%.,t15 tulle below the lator place part of oFicin ousehold. dis, Miss Elsio Haslam, Mra. Mary Morgan | pality, and froma technical point of view one pat = Ga + JOR SALE Ss EROPEEDS HRIGE wp | menins rent for $30 Wot min desirable locality in city.g Address HF ee anon eat Toca dina, fencing imeer;| Saturday afternoon, just after the house | and Mra Gargas. Miss Nellie Tippett, who Of thie very best, 4 Sorte Sater wants ry'thina in porte Zh st nw. b: $34.500, | Brick, with | ip WD DSTORE ee FARHINGTOg ce | MeMmathe Broverty.. Address 8. H. SNOWDER, | Closed at 2 o'clock, the work of cleaning up the | volunteered her services as secretary and type- | Hundreds of citizens lined the walks and om. a bargain at OF epee SF ee ga 000. Fos SAUE=A CHANCE FOR A SPECULATOR 70 | T,104N-800.00) ON WASHINGTON CIT¥ andria, Va.) Drawer seaeiw'| first floor of "the house was com- | writer, was also given a vote of thank roadways and many encomiums of praise and eon ie 615 Feenw. BR W. C. DUVALL, $25 Fst._| I make money by purchasing lot 4, biock 22, on the CHARLES EARLY, A. RARE opporTunir' menced. All’ the matting on the cor-| Only three patients now remain at the hos-| generous applause were showered on both ret Pom sob = Free Tis Wrrk 242 ASD Polk SAUE—T HAVE THREE veny aTTuac: | portbaldeot Renew ot, 1io ft fiom ih. Colum | seotow CoS 14th. a. | Ma. on tine ee anes ratees, eee eehe, eights, | ridor and the three parlors was taken | pitalMr. F. Campbell of Port 101, Pennsvl- | erans and escort. Commander Palmer reseveed tent Regia por month RACE MUTHOWAS Tore | cast near th: cormoy of 715, nished im the very. bee: | Hf 480m grade, south trpmi” ONAN OS S10 AND, UENARD, LOANED, UPON FUR: | im toved: "wall shaded lunincambered. title, tear, [aon iaers number of women arescrub- vania: Louis H. Ingram of Post 45, Philadel-| « perfect oration all along the line and was kept = O16 per omac Meera | manner. with clectstc lightins epplia ndieo: stn. niture, pianos, horses, carriages, interests er woing west ft ing. Address | bing these . t n ¥ bor n gra " “ JOR BALE. A VP RY DESTRABEE BRICK HOUSE ee “hoauey BOP 84, 000 each HEIGeASE THVETES RARE Pou ACLEPPES | mente toldeleya” Addteon Box lao, sehr omies, "Y" | GURURBAN TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY, 708 |Inid, tho curtains, hang and fe Usual inter SHOOTING STARS. bunting along the streets and altogether it was a heels to LOUIS Pb SHOPMAKER, # bia EXCHANGE FOR GROUND IN THIS CHOICE | Se 3m* en eA 2 Of titles to fands in’ Montnorse yaad Pee Cores |@ppearance of the house restored. As the . aeplendid mi itary exhibit in all ite details ze woes —pERONT CIRCLE LOCATION WAXTED—TO BORROW @8,000 ATS PERCENT, | counties, Ma ani in Aletantrla snd Falster cone. | walls and floors of the mansion are unusually | es AMR aR hen the head of the column reached the DOK SALE ELEGANT BAY-WINDOW BRICK, hay-window hots | hoe e%ghanwe—On s house, a lot on Kenyon st., Co- rty Payable quayterly, on a frst-class business prop- eee insures titles. Sond’ for feo list | thick the sound of tacking or hammering, &c.,| “It’s plain,” said the young man who had | 1102 ihe streets wore cromded mnie “ Sciey Naiead + ote. mc Croomsam! bath-a mt oe x 3 On nee ee nee ee ay LAKELAND; RCFON Se sas | Gee Rot reach the sick room at all, s0 that | just paid the price of her oyster stew, “that I'll | Cheor went up asthe column Aled inte the build . A. DAMMANN, 612 Ft nw ange 3200 fect an square’ OL, ae 50 MONEY To LOAN TS LARGE AND SMALL SUMS ya EE ee Me aterrizon will not be inconvenienced in | have to be looking out for winter quarters.” | ing to the melody of “Johnny Comes Marching DOR SALE TWest FRAME. STH ST. NW NEW THREESTORY AND | Deretice APL S percent on approved eal estate in the Bat Z-xohme pore with porebes, latrobe, wall, pun, wre ae degree by any unusual noise in Home. Feet ana Steere, tah eee hitehien Hayes: nine | send for itst of property tu exchange. 2 oe Ee POLD, *.w. cor. fot hom an ep tan THe pict Hee Tepe ee pS, October comes; she sighs, “th mel rose tenth bottalion marched! tate bg 1] x Sisien k ia ANE is Fat nS seas | Pee" aie ar Mi tye, rooms, BOR EXCHANGE oN Ivproven | MONEY To LOAN = and $25 yer month-a new d-room house with porches | staff of ushers, is again confined to his home at Of hope I'm soon bereft. square and then came the veterans, while the ae ee ee ae Lihue Lines verfect | “Four 'story brik house, Cat. nu w. vet. 4g and Oth | 1, PROPERTY CHOICE LOTS ON COLUMBIA N SUMS FROM #500 UPWARD, STieeneees, Ta ume and outbaiidines cn slo | Le Droit Park by illness. He was able to be om ‘When that is here there'll be but three band played ‘Home Again” and “Rally ‘Round eondition rented tor ® ' ee er Senden, Se ell Forks 2 DAVID D. STONE, 806 F st. n.w. ON, fence: three blocks from station. Ten other proper. duty several days and nights last week, but it ix More months of leap year left.” the Flag.” The veterans formed battalion 8B «© DAMMANN Fat now _ | Sine-room inks house, L s A DECIDED BiRaAT — REAL ESTATE IN THIS DISTRICT. Hep goss of erection ranging in ce from 81,000 | semecally supposed overdid strength. It sg : front on the east side of the drill shed and then SALE TWO THERE-STORY BrIeksS. HI FRANKLIN BARRETT & SON. lotyon Bst. ne. near 168 R. 0. HOLTZMAN, = endo was his plan to keep the sightseers going ? marched to the lin omplete the square Fer 2 ten Scant hee nee tos | weesee fa) i2th at sw. | fois rinses Lote ay TSR an ast abt | as Cor. 10th and Pats. new. _ | ORME paras rom S10 to $45 Kahingtin onthe | through the house in acircuit, around each | A Young heart's love is the poetry of life. | earns? gitiqute, “Yh airman ane Dee a ee FO! SAEESA SICK 1Wo-sTORY Bay-winDow | 9, Tota. sg. Jom, OL by abst 110. “‘Thfats the MOSEY IX SUMS TO SUIT. AT 5 AND @ PER | (eshineton branch of the B. and 0. rallpoad; also on | room, and it worked splendidly, there being no | This explains why young hearts are so hard to | gusolutely perfect and the cadence as one man. Se Gait SHnER-STORY 8 Wet SW | Ey Sek dwelling on 22tst north of N ot. six roome, | Chee ip tha ONE, 800 Fat. nw. | cont on D. C; real eatate séourity. FRANK . | feline of th ores pee! oe sort | Confusion or crush at any point. He had the | understand; also why they develop so much | It war asplendid maneuver that even the tenth, OA a pel mi. ¥ery | giao LOT ON G ST. N-E. BET. | 1805 Pa nce (ee ae ee Se churches. Re, Commitaticn ‘tickets to Washineton satisfaction of being present several times when | nore rhyme than reason. might have been proud « vented leetie TiS oars. nw | SEP a < TDD an hist aoe ook CILDING LOANS. PAYABLE IN MONTHLY, | ther ‘rertiontars amiy to EDWINA? NEWMAN. | {0 crowd was greatest to vee how well the ar- — The command “in place rest" war next given 2 om D yD. S08 Fst. new. apa an nal installments, at lowest | Owner, 1408 Columbia st'n.w. bet Oi ant ior and | Fangements were carried out. - and Mayor James H. Mann ‘companied by TWe-STORY FRAME. @EH ST. SW. B SAE ON TOT ST, MET, SAND.G ATS: | POR SQUE LOT ON, 71H ST; BET, WALEAOH | satesof interest “Nodatar whan papers arall Tigut. | Ound Psin from to 10am: oo eae sel3_| Secretary and Mrs. John W. Foster expect ‘The grand encampment's gane to stay, Maj. Stacpole, stepped ater of the : coverty, howe eon ‘ - Sil wodern im: LOUIS b SHOEMAKER, mo an 6 eS SPACHLEN & BATCHELDER, LOTS —WE HAVE A FEW LOTS | their daughter to spend most of the antumn | Tis thought with reason, too, square. His honor, the quently DAMMANN, 12 F at now. vat and Fear .corner of alley RO Fstinw, | sy23-am Cor. 10th andG ste. new. Tallent sea pint okt nckcen eee Broun? | with them. Mr. and Mra. Lansing and Mrs. The red paint will have worn away and briefly addressed the Palmer battalion, 7 ROOMS AND By TH NHOWER, BARGAIN IN MOUNT | \JONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT AT CUR: Metropolis View, Eekincton. Edgewood, Brightwood, | Dalles and her children will be here early in Within a week or two. He spoke of how, less than a week ago, they JAMES M_GnureN and @ st. p aye, and Columbia road. 'D. We HERRIOTE. 1354 | privilowes recnecuie noc eae eet eerie sapectal | Mt Pleasant. Anywhere you want alot we can find | October, z had left Albany as ite representative veteran Fz iat e, nota ri We BS je ny prio . . ¢ ere l i ais ot SALE BET. G AND H STS, | Nuwantave., Mt Plensant, sexist? | Sytttr TYLER ® RUTHERFORD, 1907 Fat. now. |" a JOHNSON & BARRETT, Mr. John W. Thompson has gone to Seattle| And honses where ‘twas very hard eee ell 2 metas $4.0 PACH [HOSE PRETTY NEW age Cine doe pa ag Sy nine “ae SOR SALE- MEAD MANOR. CEASA So se0-1m_ 000 F atone. | por a On ; hin, Mis 1 is To get a bunk of yore Albanian, the comma: of the Grand no a OARS ae oe ‘fers atest inducements ts Du idersan. investors: | FOR SACE OR FXCHANGR—TaRKOMA PARK |{jq.q,0emmure, trip, Mise Ide Thompeon Will hasten to put out that card Army of the Republic. izens of Atbany oe ate ath. well | WASIEN paNENHowsEn, | itis Conveblont tothe Hithat. cable, ie hws water and Fosgare. -pewuctfal homme dere than foro eqnarse | yinting with friends in Rochester at present, ot teens kat" cas ea had ‘seen them depart with pride and wire ty aavensed cony 8 vor. 138 Sats now. | Kas, Well-paved streets, many pretty new cottages, = hen mus, closes, ‘on : for 2 : re “ ip STONE: Siant nw | : Cor. 1h and G sts. 2-¥-__ | Wa" offer several very attractive corners at 35, 40-400 sin fireplaces ant erates ‘ole rant wood taantals, Teturiiag be age = pe i see z - urning home. AT. Low PRICE A NEARLY NEW EA GOOD TWO-STORY AND CELLAR | 50 cents per foot. BRICE & LIPSCOMB, 618 14th ey 10 LOAN ON PROPERTY TTY AT | MRacreot cround: fine shade, oak, chestnut, >; : : = and honorable record they bed made nw and me egg = Tolar ofl Ep eee ans Se ae oe nl Aer ata nee eee ek SOR | frais. Fanning water. good, wall, Lara, chicken hoa Justice Brewer and family are here, and are THE PROPER FORM OF INTERROGATION, at Washingt They did honor to their city, StS | haitien oets dxue-L to alley. Easy terms. Price | POR SALE THIS IS JUST WHAT TOU Waxy 1300'Ps. ave. new. z apstt Property. Ciloworsdares OWNER tof Par aw [At the Harlan house, 14th street extended,| ‘So you have a new servant girl,” said one | Commander Palmer ‘and. themselves. He ake ‘nw. | only 93,300. ae Beicn Wiesar ate, ore | MONET TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE OR FIRST | _apl0-tr which they have leased for the vear. housewife to another. luded to their departure in glowing terms, to sw | 3 20-ft, alley in the rear, or a siznilar lot on Lydecker | 2¥4 class security at lowest rates of interest; no delay Justice and Mrs. Blatchford are expected) “Yes,” the seat of war and of their victorious return, Faas ae less than 100 ft. tn depth, 20-ft. | where the secarity is cond. LE—H d He warmly complimented the tenth battalion Sd Be ares Tr ge ee ee, nites treme an cae ante 00 C. GREEN, 308 7thet. nw | FOR SALE—Hon c back about the Ist of the month. “How does she like you?” t Aierly f A by thy ne best section of Alezandria, Ve. + containg | six . ‘ONEY $0 FOAN-IN SUMS OF FROM 890 UP Judge Strong and daughters have returned x mplhen, sink Ger thohe conaamia sesahusie ae: ane and © as and water; lot 18x110 to alley. E-CHEAPEST LOT IN UMBI M"S3, 85,12! hie ige Strong and daughters have returne —_ ception. and for their patriotic services to the SES Frileoniy #1800 Bold ate town. yaoluth ile Kenesaw ave. near 13th #3 | $442? Fue : _ | home after spending the summer in the north. The bold campaigner loses sleep state. He paid a high compliment to Com: wks SyStheand G sta. t¥. ED, J. O'HARE, 1000 Fst ‘OH SALE—ONE BA LOT ONE | Mrs. Logan will leave shortly for a trip to On «peeches sharp or lenient, mander Palmer end welcomed bie escort to f STO! _WINDO' E x BLOCK 39, BACON ST alae MT LEYS ¢ SERY, cor. 20th and | Chicago on world’s fair business. ett agai in ei ae their city of residence. Wecdaeom Wet ne tet -t era soma bain | E'tathe S0ria5sotde'and rear al Gallat MT. CAHLEY'S GROCERY, cor. 20th and | Chicago on world’s fair business, Forgetting “twould be best to keeps The remarks of the mayor were received with Dall maxiern Price $3,000 if sold | barvain figure. eee Cards hi issued inge o! ae ‘ards have been issued for the marriage of z | Blue pencils quite convenient. Thauire at | Miss Daisy Grace Todd to Mr. Harry Duane | | | ee20-3t ED. J. O'HARE, 1006 F at. Sten applause and Commande: ORTH, | Stonve. Terme easy. PP a nander Dw Ms ‘almer feclingty re- Wastes sponded. He thanked the citizens of Albany, EY TO LOAN AT 5 AND @ Pi ag OR SALE_BEAUTIFU TRIANGLE-SHAPED | NY ‘Spproved District foal cotayes 2 Anis Ist st. Pullman at Hamline M. E. Charch Wednesday, mar ax represented by the mayor, and the tenth “AVE D STONE lot, cor. 1gth and M ind ave. n.e.; price, M. M. PARKER, a PEERS October 5, at 12 noon. Smt dela atcaarccaamocces fa battal on for oir # H E - ho DAvIb b 83,400, room for three houses. ane: TTA Fat. Sa eae See ee a semmer’s sad experiences: ion for their . did reception. He EO 7x WEny Cakab BOE OF 2 ED. J. O'HARE, 1000 F st. DU WANE a aiaa To Loan | FOR SALE TWO G) FIXE HORSES BELONG! Mrs. Romero will return from Deer Park | °® nae of the highest praise for hix escort me sre, | Dees cee re horses, waeons, | for ther ‘o be sold cheap. Can be seen at MT. | with Mr. and Mrs. Covarrubias on Saturday next. a and the honors it won in Washington. The ' Be a Fie Pokineton | household goods or other parsonal property: principal LIVERY STABLE, 140 12th st. n.w. Mrs Wilearling and dseghier oil velaca Plighted, occasion was one of the happiest of his life, and ront on it; number + | and interest payable in weakly or monthly payments; 43t SESS ug! Jilted, he was proud that for thirty-five Bets price, $4,200. “=e Rae ee te Sean Tesldence: no publicly. | 208 SALE — CHE: AS: | from Europe shortly. Wiltea. Deen an Albanian. He modestly «poke : snd wo Ee a SALE A Ew my ERD GER CENT MONEY TO TORRENT ART | (ea enn Sas Dae seme and fast :| Count and Countess Divonne are at Niagara year ax commander-in-chief, und alluded to the NOK SALP OA WELL-BUILT. NPM BAY WIN’ no hear total Peynetin gs | 5 dane Goetced ‘on approved real estave within the | gether or separate. “Cb. ARDERSON, ODE st, | Falls “Straws show which way the wind blows.” | fact that he was now an humble but none the wo beck, at seacridce mun 1300 F st. Baw. wer it; only Ze. | District: bnilders' loans a xpecialty ; prompt attention | Room). sett oe - . ee ~ 3 . ,_ | less faithful and enthusiastic member of the liar imier * ‘Beautiful corner lot in Eckington: 4th and T sts. ; | Dis 2 jac plaka wal | — _ = ‘The engagement of Miss Grace Wilson. sister | yo they do slied ype | | POR SALES & GOOD TWO-STORY AxD Base: | 7 iven. to. all, applications. EA STENDAE & wal OR SALE_STYLISH YO" HORSE, No they di replied the man who 48 | Grand Army of the Republic. ment brie z i Str _ | Kons tine eray mare, suitable for riding and drivinu bou- | MPONFY To LOAN AT « PRR CENT IN SUMS | apd brown driving horse. “Call or re | WA tosuit, Larze amonnte a snecialty. Also, CROSS, Tal dwelling: vs: bath; mod. inips.;| Eight chotce lots in same localit: nN Y. ave. ow. om: che ‘Thirty acres on the Washi : levard and 1 auing. | of Mrs. Michael Herbert of the British lrgati , Address H.W: | to Mr. Cecil Baring, second son of Lord . Ho stables, bet, ib at 10th | stoke of the banking firm of Baring Brothers, | Dut hayseeds show it now | sfraid of the farmers’ alliance’ “They used to,| After other epecches a ce and Col. Macfari lation was served presented the battalion mmway; 180 ft. ab sand cedars, as a whole or in tracts of 4 or b acres: | azents of the United Secnrity Lite Insarancy ant | sts. S | is ner Palmer. who responded with, a ‘iewant villa sites. ‘Trust Company of Pennsvtvania, we mako installment eT rr iy g| has just been announced at Newport. Miss a a fal Jeep emotion pico :band bvth:, detory and ses-ot JOUNSON & CHEW, 617 F st._| loansof any amount, parable monthly. quarterly or | Fiynreatinintersats vearsolt saameand igiishe po | Wilson has been abroad all summer, and her ree ee ee Sent of eltete cone phen ROE 7 00 ae) THUS GH ae ae pennually. i os yet | sorrel veldmes 6 and 7 Sears old; cob, sound. and | marriage is likely to take place immediately indi . & = Price $11,800." (0) THOS. G. HE OR SALE BUILDING ITES—VACANT gor ¥. HL SMITH & SONS. | fentie, ‘Ave years old Sinis ro eae | After ee abe Newport. where fo ceomead |The Famous Bandma Succumbs While | Palmer, the mayor, the tenth battalion and the J SF REE Eee eee Ee AEE CE OF EOE syuare foot Lot O4x08 on southeast corner New OTLOAN IN ANY SUMS DESIRED AT | [FOR SALE_WHO 18 WM. F. GEYER? THE MAN | Mr. and Mrs. Hichard fF. Wilson ane His Band is Playing. ne cups. Vie eteaes Sn Aes OR SALE 4 NICE HOME ON TST. NW Near | POR SALE — ONE OF : benutieuily K and New Jersey aves. n. w., in-lud (hy Be who has the greatest nuinbor apd. variety of all “hee : sin * ist ixty- | for their homes amid the plaudits of the bat- F; wm PricA | Brome, beth and collar: | pavored:crental clamlelters 2 Park. Price | bricks om it: wholgp lace for €14-000. 1) feet front | stunted within the District of Colmmble: no daley be- | Kinds of carriagos, bugwies, wagons and harness, both | Miss Hartley Graham returns to the Louise | Col. Patrick Sarsficld Gilmore, aged sixty-| t2ijon. Thus ended one of the mast 1. seniters Price. | Pediiend to @ lw) Terms exe) ERRING, | (ith goed dwelling a ttaule at Se" per square foot | Fond time neceaeary for examination iitle and prep. | Rew, tnd second band ;barwains for cash ron time. | Home en Tuesday, the 27th of September, after | three years, the proprietor, manager and leader | and splondid military events in the history of Tt DAVID D. STONE. SO¢and S08 F et. now. —- tS = ‘Cheapest ground in that section. W. C. Div eration of papers; com Ee Tenet & CO.. SOR SALESCARRIAGES, WAGONS, HaliNess, | P&®8ing several weeks in Clarke county, Va. | of the band bearing his name, died at bis hotel | Albany. IN NW. NEAK DUPONT CIRCLE Teuton WEREIS TAR Sc en on SALT FIRE BE DING Lor ow eae | 2 Eis £24 Fat. u. amhips. ec, 1 have on hand nearly’ 200 cvrriages | Mr. Chester A. Weed will leave the Intter part in St. Louis at 643 Saturday evening of heart —_ ioe sek SRE NET ROboLt EAs ich So. 18 nie newencet Ehvde Inout aves: 24s100) will exe $10,000 = Sistinol victorian, cabriniets: Kensinetens: phunstoss, | of the week for Senttle to enguge in business. | discase, due to indigestion, Mr. Gilmore had| THE KEARSARGE DISMANTLED, nick. tert g HATS change for improved pron i). 7. Dugwies and 20 different st; in oak or Fastie nat: kK ¥ of nto? ed | oe lor eeveral days feelin vel = = wntck. STORY AND BASEMENT S24 THOS. © HENSEY & CO.. 1300 F st. n.w. 100. nae term One whole Scor of fver 100 Dusinew warvne | Jis# Katherine Wyman of Henn ees leet galestemgimerndignna gatred fy ee ee re Reception on : 5 : “8 SS apps tees = 00 REAL can be seen at this establisginent: also whips, lap | Miss Leila Sponseller of Clear Spring Md., are | sulted a local doctor, by whom he was treated Peneete-Ge } St. 5S. sereniee i=? oe me for thre : . ESTATE, robes, &c.. to be found here, Large stock of first-class | visiting Miss Jeanette Mudd, 1530 Columbia Saturday eS baswayent. 12 rots pee gunk oly 5 020 THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. | fecon-hand carriages and wagons always on hand. | tts ‘| for indigestion. Saturday afternoon for the] yo 4. be life-size model GB mod tenprores nly Prive, SOc. per foot. (19) a a0 __ THOS. E. WA N-_ | These xoods will be soldat right prices at ny newre- | StFect. first time since the beginning of his present en. | Yesterday evening there was a life-size m ante DErBLE. Davis et Ft se2ear THOS. G. 1 X & CO.,1900 Fat. nw | FONE TOAN Tository on Gst. new. G22. All warranted. ( | Mr. Fred. S. Wildman of Mic! —— P of the Kearsarge on Grand Army place; today LOR SAL 4 VERY DESIRABLE AND SUB- JOR SA! E CORNER LOT IN ECKING- | -¥L In sums to suit, at lowest rates on a1 Invite we public to call, asit may fo their advan: | - i agement at the exposition in St, Louis he did see nd -! ‘stancially brick house on Princeton st. bet. ton; 100; water. sewer, electric light and | estate securi FITCH, & BROWN, tage. 8. J. MEEES. mrzhtr | . B. Tanner, who havé been v not oceupy his usual place and yield the baton the site is occupied by so many feet of lumber, et St Tach we M130. lange stable foeeeeeer eh electric cas, concrete streets and sidewalk. Thig'ict | Ja 1408 G st. Si RALE-CARRIAGES_—WAGONU AND BUG: | Mrs. Chan, I” Walport of Pack y 1 | not | sp neny junds of tana paperentt o Seine LotTs F MAKER, SALE—HOUSES— isa bargain’ OSCAM W. WHITE, 400 F st, seo4-St re gies on cay terms. Repairing and ordered work | left for atrip through the Berkshire Hills this | 8t the band’s concert. No one surmixed, how- hi —-_e ~ aT and” bath Weick "house for G80) on easy | FOR SALE_OFFE promptly sttgnded to COOK & JARBOE, ‘2293 Mf | morning. j ever, that his illness was of a serious nature | 86 Sssortment of ropes and rigging, for the ow Ae NE STC ROOW House ts S. | sa ee ore es ground on D laware ave. s. t., West Washington. anh a > : = f his | Kearsarge went out of commission last night ab pear at ne, price, @1- 300 if elt ECO: Solo et nw a — nc, Sd Pete eve) setenee trom | aad ee Re eaieret ne Os oes | akin) Asha pee a gosh any aouthly paymente, Aikdrese i Suished Price, A FINE CORNERT. FIC vi Ocean City, Md., where they have - death. The concert by his famous band was in | sundown, Stir ode | nS Sath: Seely aalebed. Fi i OFFICIAL NOTICE ete re ne been epee | progress at the time. hauled down, the assembled veterans cheered, * Ss “a ” RAC! v LOVED | = tS - x —— - - ie “stie on = i . fivineend deka on eee Ware pipe ee cevarkmaen wise ORRICE, OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE| Miss Carrie Arny of New Orleans is visiting | ,,,/#tick Sarsficld Gilmore, was born near Dub odnertirss srteseey — womene of et Chtress CO. De. Star office siat* | NSTALLMES x. ct of Columbia, Washington, September 2 : = < isi . Ireland, De . 1829. Was | Michael's ship— coe See teeree. sewer & 72] (RE ee apenas AEP fs orger 18th and Rise place, size 4036 Aan Ordered: Thanet one of article tren fz | the Misses Schneider at Aspen View, 118 Florida | s.nined after Patrick Sarsficld, Lord Lucan, ove | Michael's ship—the most poplar feature of tear Saved Cievle, Srwme seep. tHiet bath | Aveilitar on Elin st. northwest” oniy two sqtaree from ‘Lotson P st. near 18th, 24x95 and 20x100 W hereby amended by adding therets the: fohowanss | SYenUe: ef she most illustrious Irish patriots and gen- | "°)! goon, room for otabl Waser cat lbave ‘nished | gts 3 peri Yr 50 Teshailbe unlawful foray. person cr persone t | Miss Rachel Goodman of Baltimore, who has erals of the last century, His earls four Address ARMY AND NAVI. Star « ; - be years were | There was fun on board on Saturday night, Knowingly: bring, or cause to - ninaly bring. oF canse tbe brouchtin the District | been visiting her brother, Dr. Wm. R. Good- | spent near the eity of Athlone, on the Shannon, | A Teception in honor of the officers of the C p84 ACRES, WITH A NICE SIX-OOM ad outbuildings: plex shade and | Saf | hear 6th n.e., 20x100. | ek st. near Tth, 503150. Price, | vege a of ed ho | so intimately connected with Sarsfield’s fame. | 2av¥ and marine corps and their bed | ESCOTT, WILCOX & HEISTC Ls “water. three-fourths of a ule | Vegetables oF provisi ns o* any kind intended forfood. | Man, has returned home. | so intim. 0 ‘ is bn hea —— | 7 Pe. avin. and Mth st. and La. ave. _| “aS WALTER A. BROWN, 1423 Pa. ave. De in 9M ae now. | Momo Mint ated Be eee ee ee FTL | Dr. Preston W. Wright of New York, a guest | When he was thirteen years old young Gil- | been arranged for, and when the guests arrived SIKRABLE THREE- st. only two squares jaced in the counting room of a| they were greeted by members of the reunion mm the Diserict of | of Dr. ¢ FOr SAbE-GRRAT pare IN-NORTH SIDES | sr 1th st.. 19x10) to ailey. On! y 82.10 welling on paAWA condemned be any vod inspe: dman during encampment week, has F KSALE 10 ACKE FAKM T disiric nw eer aces eee erie ase at Athlone. Three or four | ad other committees. : fr eet; sod weighburhod’ | ang” Fd Pzton te alley, ONT $2.10 fs aixmat 10 aiiles fe 4 fron tie pena "or persone in whowe ew | #lso returned home, : | English regiments, were stationed at Athlone | Mr. W. H. Michael, chairman of the naval <r gSEN, SEE ROUM | Trice, am easy Seis $4,500 8 ON +. mM | exami tuned ty eed dwelling ten OS eo forth d Mrs. Joa. L. Peterson, d | and young Gilmore had everr day an oppor.|Teanion committeo and commander of the 4 EOP a | sett.st fer he oe en , FE His WAS 560,000 500 FERT | orchard wecidel vereag Maen | fod tone: ; prelim ‘ Mt. Wina: aro visiting their cous in, Mr. | tunity to h ar the music of th fine bande, a | erm Seg gay 7 pt NOK SALESBRICK DWELLING , SEVEN RoomS; | Lol eround sitnated near S at. aw. Aby! i JOHNSON, CHE : | Yor the ‘collection of garbave jos. Waltemeyer of Capitol Hail, | One of the bandn named Keating, hel . z ¥, U. B.D esp patil: aoe; | Plonigthse. oom. oirice, S630 Cag at) | Gathrand @ eterno OMe Ba Fok SALE LARGE LIST OF CHEAP FARMSON | J. Dialiersy catianbit | _ Mise Emme Austin of 1109 G strect north-| the lad in particular favor, and discovering in | the bonem of See sit, | In she cule sess iam, “eg 1 | ; ae a FOR. SALE-BARGATN FIVE LOTS 16x19 | JonNsoN CHEW & Contta7 Fat | est_has returned from a two months’ tour in | lim musical talent of an unusual order not | (err Mice Michael, Mra, Joke McElroy FOE SS25 FINE Piece or Btstxess prop. | FOR, Str queSthlsy gh wee, Hpthemegt ant | MANICURE. idl | only offered to give him lessons, but advised | Mrs. Michael, Mis > erty nse. cof Rh and H stem. w. :O7E819 (0-15) | marl eseneT ete Hear, Orb Re.| bevernen TRE. - ne ou oe con haba pummitiek ts os ‘mecif at the | Mrs. Thornton Wood, a relative of Lieut. Com- sel iMt? THLER © RUTHERFORD, LUT Fat.” | Ut Sreh Rep Gms $1100 tat | — a =| Mise Jumata Lusk is visiting in Lancaster, | fret foreigh school, Adother handenaster, an | Mander Thornton, wo was executive officer om FOE SMUE-A MERE PRSIRAMLE MOMEORTE Por stb | Ma NGA aT AW othe any ianrae ens | Ohio, , Italian named Cavalini, also gave him lessons, | the Kearaarge during the Alabama fight, and ELS | This property aust be sold. ae the cwner hiss to 60 t0 | gop, Terai emall Jote. 2 tracts of 5 acres and onovof 2 s TT oods south ot Now oc St CHEROBOD: | | Mr. and Mrs, Mansfield Shelley, Mrs. Alice | He soon became a member of « local band, and | Mrs. Col. Lowdermilk, who alec a tocovn | . TOES FH Me at ii, | the Hine of the new electric road 0 of tttes to lands in Momtcorsory helley and Mr. E. J. Hitchings of Detroit are | bY the time he was fifteen he wae already, writ- ene ee . = a bat ne ie LOUIS P. “Ma in Alexandria and Fairfs “ee ae iz Por 7 2 O wi ing marches and polkas to be played er of the crowd, Mr. ok SALETHS To Hz KENESAW AVE wod-se : m0 Fe igo insess tiles snd for foo ae NOTARIES PUBLIC. ee ae Cones ot OS 0 eet : 2 7 the | rest Carr sang, the Marine Band pinyed and al- tintin Hetiebts: new bine JOR SALE-DESTRABE RST. whet = ‘ a to the tm utiful_wrounde uf ; = near Conn. ave., lot 7 - ls ae incea | most eversboiy danced more ot fees after they ie th : bye fects prise ar aes PERSONS WisHING THEIR PENSION VoUCH: | Mr. and Mrs, John C. Parker have issued | _litins these yenms friends became convinced | S20) Sresken of therefteshments so bountifully Aninh al : SALI ers exe thelr homes or req o sory see e boy's vas sicin i y FT KAISER, | Premises int ee morse jcoafattotary after ofice Livurs, can bs Waited upoa | Cards of invitation for the weslding reception | Sised him to abandonall thougitt aof mereantile | Provided.» Among those present wore Surg. wets Rooms s ante A sorakw. | Gon Sale. BROWN STONE ENGLISH | For Sale—Corner lot on 12th st. n. tn ais ete, | by mddensiny’& note to of their daughter, May A.,and Mr. John Paul | jiteand make music his protesion, ‘He was | Gen. Browne, U. 8. N., and ex-Paymaster J. Sok SALE | KT basement honses; at kh and East Capitol ate. 3 | iad.” Price...........-..-iseeeeerooss ys line city and ‘country 8. 8. SAMPSON, Notary Public Smith, the wedding to take place at the resi- jot averse to that. Keating advised him to go | Smith, both of whom were on the Kearsarge safe anid st nt; $50 inves’ed will | an31-lm* 1620 15th st. nw, | dence of the bride's parents Wednesday even- | taal purchase to Ame ton ts the owner ard as he would there find « wide field | during the fight with the Alabama. “solendid. place for business building octaa 75 | bring’ #200 in six tuonths. three factories built thts | ing, October 5. ER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY STA1E r o a ice pei o 75 | iN é So, when he was nineteen, Gil- a Tie ieee ey foriasp Bee a een ee Btot kee canccea | Bue: Hts ws tab tect ame aren 20 ger cent off for | COMM rings Nutry aut Ur &-Gomuumionee | A pretty wedding took place on the 2ist | more ment to Boston, - A Pablic Trial Demanded. = STORY AND CeLLan | "oe Sele-Cop Zit & E ste. n.w..tmproved |__| iar. MAY'S LANDING IMPROVEMENT OO., 8 | tn cfice frome C5” EY ET | instantat the parsonage of the Eastorn Presby- | In time he became the leader of the Galem | roteRameer taebecee aun K SALE WORTH LOOKING INTO ©. : 0: * Bites | ee eee opeer +29 | Franklin = pean ae I Seal ones = ——" — | terian Church in the presence of the family and | Band, 4 famous organization. He renwined in| 1 notice in Saturday's Sram that Lieut. Amées ree it > mal! | For Sale—Several corners—near *‘Lincol JOR SALE R EXCHANGE--A FIN TIN a few intimate friends. It was that of Mr. T. Salem three years, during which time be orig- ‘ ie | Parks" very ches ares Wee eatae Set eed ees _STEAM CARPET CLEANING. |}! Turpin and Miss Maggie Vierbnchen. tic | naked Gosmeaets Peon July concerts wom iggdigg tery rir reap eter] JOR SALE Tse ~ | For Sale—Lot on O st. nw. bet. 15th and 16th hich’ and healthy; splendid’ gravel road. 14) ver | (is AMMONIATED $1EAM CARPET CLEANING | Mr. Cornelius performed the ceremony. Im- | which have ever since been a marked feature of npeedlegst| = FE Tico Heeantiy finished brownstone hones | sis. imuproved: by sinall ‘frame. under rent. Ser mmanl terms? RAPAILETPS & SON, 1418 New | Vsti renovating works, 170s aud 1710 Est uw’ | mediately afterward Mr.and Mrs. ‘Turpin lett | the observance of the day in Boston, the 28d courts public investigation. Why not terLon one of the best streets east of the Capitol: | Price... 500 | York ave. “selé-tr | Carpets cieaned in the best manner Uy our process. | ot nad 2d sore ‘wood: all me WESCOTT, WILCOX H HESTON LAND AND VIRGINIA FARMET — | Furiture, tnuttrosses aud foutuer ous process. for Fort Monroe. ‘They will be at home to| In 1858 Mr. Gilmore moved to Boston and | make the trial public? We poor plebelans who z » | improvescemte:tieetrancing from GO4U0TS RT OOO, | _ 24-5 1607 Ba. ave. Eth & La. ave. | MAISIAAT ANY lur'sehing SAkthy property; | bldlie. Soi al NEWMYER, Maugeerstuizrir’ | their friends after Octyber 1 at 512 8th sircet | #turted a band that was known by his name. | pay for being abused have te be tried that way. _* We. DUVALL. 9% Fet. | EW oan talance vo smite a hee = ae <p | Write forcatalogue, i northeast. He also gave aseries of promenade concerts, | fry itn of ~ SES ca balance to gait. An JOR SALE. MBIA HEIGHT=, 22 AND for catalowue, y eTEPHEN, 13 : a A eye ey *, | When « complaint is made to the major of po- Fk SAF, SF ARE AUTHORIZED To OFFER | OTE SC B=. o 10S. EW WHITE, | Eee 14h st, two B-rogm houses: nw lot Isxiag | _te8- Li: N STEPHEN, 1313 F et. aw. S. N Miss Leonora V. Seybolt, daughter of Mr. | = —. caniadinke the long lice we are told: “I do not allow you to eriti- Mgvocurkavaein tier o ORS 177 © 3 . B | to Pett, alley Arst-clnes nisin; heated Ua on ARYEAND 7 Ne , recta J : P iilmor d was ad 0 - - oO goes enh on trio F LATEST tinprove- | furnses: tne denorations: open for inspection.” Apmis | MAGN AnD att Cee tached pede seer and Mrs. Lemuel Ergood, left the city Inst |‘ usical organization of the kind in thecountre: | cise ™y officers.” Upon what meat (or drink) Fs =i a ShoPugreg: | WON New, Sao Lath at sede" | feat of Mryiana ex vies ites Woreal cmats aoa aa pga ecto. Col, and | “At the outbreak of the war the band entered | 10th this my brother food, that be has od oe =6 908 Ruply = i Prince George's connty and wives ort ona | Having been engaged in the retall Shoe Business for | Mrs. win Dudley to complete her educa- taper : great? The citizens’ committee are in recei te nore cash, | te sel7-1in ‘OR SALE—S ST. N. W., NORTH SIDE, stracts thereof, Teru:sinoderate, Washington offies, i the service with the twenty-fourth Massachu- ‘tal i Oh SALEBY &. M WALKER 066 LA AVE ped at, 1k 19E106 10's, 1O-foot es pong iat bids. dieand D starn-ws iy2dmé | more than a quarter of a century I have concluded to | tion. | of many letters from witnesses to the bru ib 1 ali rettre. retts volunteers. Gilmore was commissioned List. ne; new. 12 rooms, ali imorove- ; & = i x : act. The committee is bound to have « public Bats and Loan MT oe eee as eae ee ay Ss “My store has been leased and will be orcupied by the | _, Mr8. H. E. D. Hadger and family and W. D. | bundmaster general and chief musician of the trial in the interest of justice. x JOR SALP—LOTS IN OOLU: FOR SALE—PIANOS. Great China and Japan Tea Co. January 1, 1803. | Hadger and wife have removed to their new | state of Massachusetts. Signed) A Mexnen or tae Commrrres. sew TiNbow Eckineton at low figures. 2 crea So ‘ silig? home, 1782 New Jersey avenue northwest. Gilmore's forte was the development of | © 4 ANEW BAY WINE ee aaa co ened Ali ods must be sold by that time. Groat induco- 9 pment . ne stare ond rimming ALEDea cake S| FORSSLE SAN ELEGANT ORGAN. 1, | ments will booffered to all purchasers. A Leavy.dis- | Mise Wallie Bieber of Rushville, Ind., 1s vie-| monster concerts, and the grand. national One of the letters received by the committee agenremente B SALE #2) CASH AND. #10, OS (eA eee few nronihnscost {| Count WiLl be allowed on all Que xoods. iting her uncle, Mr. 8. Bieber, at 630 G street | Pesce jubilee at Boston in 1869 gave him more | is as e Soae skin n i '23; will sell for $09, om easy mnenthly payments, Low Shoes at Sacrifice Prices. rise, faery than a national fame. The complimentary con- September 24, 1892. realize: itizens’ Committee: oe 15 PAL AVES N.W. = Mr. Robert McCarter and wife of Columbus, | Cet! tendered him Tsp mie gran! fur SMALL LOTS IN Fi an we the world’s peace jubilee with great suc-| Sirs: I was standing at the corner of 15th f 2400, $1,200, $1,400, 81,500; near | POR SATE 8 PERIGHT GRAND. be . re eee Seer Ohio, are visiting Dr. D. W. Hughes. or a made a European trip for the|and Pennsylvania avenue Tuesday morning, Me nae ege ge gn 000 | 14th and Park, $2,712 0 OR TFORD, 1419 G-«t. tof tones perf ote baad "| Maj. Leonard L. Potter of Rock Bottom, | purpose of interesting foreign ands and the between the hours of 9 and and 2 p.m., and sw 2, UBeth vt, b hfe Boog | _eole he _ 2 i will sell low, on easy monthly payinents; be D > wl visiti ‘i resence of these added tly to the interest | Lieut. Amiss strike some one in the crowd with on Fe Pst. bh. id be. Ee ory Bales gntly par R: E WwW Mass.. who was visiting Mr. C.T. Eldridge at | P" f greatly me hae 4 seth a 3 tn ff Sorter ey ea de 5 et dng Er ae 3 Penna. av EAD Kuvery’ WV orp. 2028 Portner place northwest during the G. A. | of the festival. his club and then call to one officers ie ih ask ood Bw. 88 ber foot. po.cor. of ith and Tn. w.. « bar __ 15 |= Larges rota A Mr. Gilmore removed to New York city in| arrest the man be had struck. So far as I #13 7in at. DE Ay | meen lot ow Cat. nee. cheapy fing Poa ee aa ae sek toe, PANO (BEST | About these roars aos rentleman named Grasty | cmeAirPmcnly cas revurned to Biehome. | 1573 and became the bandmaster of the twenty. | could see the man be had strack ected as @ = dividing in aveltake) at aaacrific: If soll at once, 481 Missouri | caine from Fredericksburg. Va. and adoable| Mrs. Mary iswell of Lynn, Mass., and A ca: = teek of Ytleman in the cro Then again, after Ont nw. bei ‘and Iath. 2 ft. : aE OE - th, st. nw. bet- P snd @ | Mra Jennie Wiswell of South Boston, Mass, | "Cond Tesiment. fe organized re Boo ube Grand Army aut and Col. Heigtits, at bargain. prices le | OR GREAT BARGAIN—ONE 8373 | 8.6. Mr, Grasty determined to face all competitors: Sees z | sixty-five men, which was soon acknowledged nee st. n.w.. 50c. tt; cor. NOH. ave. and G st. how. urrieht piano for | hd carry on the Furniture and China business for | are visiting Mrs. A. L. Jones at 619 N street | a6 one of the best in the world. man, stood in front of me, called to the | clieap. "For bardains look tor the red key on sign of aii; fully warranted fing st-ol and cover in- | CAXH. The people, were slow to accept bie bold state- | northwest. In the work of his whole life Patrick Sars- | crowd to arrest this officer who bad struck this serseet ‘ delat bes x months to wind ub his lttiecapltaland fade away’ | Gen. Samuel D. Leavitt and wife and Mr. | eld Gilmore showed himeclf the musician of | man with his club. Lieut. Amiss then turned rors saLE= mes Brery day since ti Grasty's Walter F. Bradish and wife, all of Eastport, the people. His concerts had an undoubted | around and said that he had the to | BUY 4 Lot HR SALE—A RARE CHANCE-A BEAUTIFUL Me., are stopping at the Riggs House and will | effect for the better on the musical tastes of | do it, at the ome tne peaninee, to his BrILy you a WOME ON Easy TERMS ‘Tile used Sue tons dnd all i elgeume conden: ae oe Soe ee the country. He worked herd, steadied a a ee ee Wecan sell Fou alarce lot. 30 or OXI, for from | {ftakea at onco ran Se aad for only BLD, cages Cocke Maj. and Mrs. Henry E. Howe @ Toledo, | fought his way to success and made Amies performed on this man was uncalled for SO ur to $1,200: title verfact : good elevation; fine | new, 2400. Aso a hice square plano for a beginner 105 i jew: city street's extended 9) fet side. These lots on to BROOKLAND. where values omy $125) memorable in the musical history of the coun- per moni Ohio, are the guests of Col. B. F. Hawkes, 611 G street southwest. Now & PIANO EXC! THWE ws cLAe ne ene Gay Sara De se Mrs. M. H. Martin has returned to the city Som SALt DAOUSES NORTHWEST. JO" a : | le ‘ A 023 913 Pa. ave Soe nS ae ‘a .100 1$ES—BANGAINS_690 AND Tothtand eae ue. | * : afters month spent in Fauquier county, Va, . ee ins: large lot. FOr SALES A MAGNIFICENT FULL-SIZE, of the week from a visit to friends in.Delaware county, Pa. Mr. Frank Martin of the general's office has been on an extended visit to relatives in South Carolina and Georgia. Slightly used uprig”t parlor grand piano, contain’ __ ing'all the fest liaprovetents; super tone, with 128, MASS. CAVE, NE: inginw aualitin: very Shnvaé take: thodiualed iy OWNER, 10121 stn w-. | AUQceirable business property near F st. n.w. ~ ity and excels ie fineness of, workmanships sien | CROISSANT £ SIRBURY, Glo Tithet: mw. | ONY $2 /0vonl cont double; a rare chance. Can New browns = Wf ROOM ane: | seou at THE PIANO EXCHANGE, 913 der |g jth oe ioe rage ent ve Ba > | ROK SALE-AN ELEGANT NEW UPAIGHT Editor Evenin; 3 - yiiiewees:|___ SUMMER RESORTS. ___ | Hite tekstas Ga fettee sunray Ril yom through our va P Upsets sad both. sonett aoe set Tet we erality Ti mos 1 INOS WAT | WokCH € C0. Sth stave.” Sohmer planoe . houses int.ecty: kt20x100. « sacrifice: RALTH RiSORT., RAWLEY SPRINGS, VA.. | _sol0-Gm 1 Ui Oy, cong ferme: furmiahed home, Capttol | soa Norel open neptember aad ther climate un: | PO«, SALE—ONE 28D I'D UPRIGHT PIANO, INSTALLMENT PLAN. Lexcelied. — [selQ2aw2w] J. WATKINS LEI of 190; two saitare plancs, $125 and $150; all in x a A ges excel rood condition; Teal b ‘Rew stools and covers Si _ Several very pretty stone and prese-brick front six- | Ty oTEL STICKNEY, ATLANTIC CITY, 100 FEET | poste’ wads cs rooin houses, elegantly located in Le Droit Park, on ging poe: E THOMSOWS MUI ELAR Fala y ths Marya The | deg Pd pr nee heey tomate Wet "| sarod? a10 STORE. Tite susy will bay fore house? "Good six-room | #929 LR Ria SOREL AAT SE in the ssatheest! cbeup: sant [aymonta, set-in, STICESEY._ | JOR SALE_TIANOS— pad ma Smaileccond-hand upright plano for beginner: ‘good order; 875. Inquire cn presnew JOR SALE BARGAIN “re me ttoge or Qortvay Avil te Seerser. ny ens. De DOM SALE CHEAP TO A Drown sine sid premsbrich cet liv Houses im all parts of the rity for. Bouse. ai poorest rpove oun JOHNSON ayy ried tn uk s12-1m i i ae ATLANTIC CITY, _ PFELFFER & CONLIFF, BSALE 3 NEN BRICK HOUSES ON HA 2)R GALE ON STS W; OPPOSITE FRANK Directiy on the beach. Hi. aN EE Ro oe wer et near North Capitol. 6 a Park, three sto: gers, on eat ope aif ~iuare frow Now Yor slectric 1xR2 ant Libis. lots Boa Tad Mt, valgo No. 1395- lot Hot and cold sea water baths in the house. Me Gout a CWA SHETE ESR A Se Mes ee victberinfree: | age mmengaces 6 cos. HOTELS. the reception at the pension office on ‘Thursday SOTER. 1¥i. Fa ave now sek" tom apply to DR. D. M. OGDEN, Ezecut = as n0 mention was made of the excellent rendi- Som SALK—ON LST NEAR NORTH Capito ot nw. be MFORT RETREAT.—MOUNTAINS OF MARY- | "THE IRVINGTON, 8 celled A tion by the Choral Society of Prof. Fred Wid- ice new hay window brik bows, roms 354 Don SALE-1F WILL Pi¥ ¥OU TO LOOK at | C land near tur health, dows’ anthem, “Oh, Preserve the Union.” ‘was among the list on the conductor, chorus and band , Wes “ . © , remt, S22 50. home count luxuries. Suites of two or three SUT Shas Faaeeo eat fers bonne watchman on nrmunises 15) to 101 | Ser'the fall, “Flamin and bunting, WM, CLARE. | sinzls. with or without R SALE OK RENT—RLEGANT NEW *-STORY and’ tuck bulldine brick houses cellar, | Kee t, We cou sule-im&tw \puE woopMonT,” Tocta hath and cellar brick house. built by the oud rooms and bath, stationary wesbst range, | TACO. Address PRIVATE OWNER, “star crystal chandeliers, Bandsome'y Wt ‘stone sills | ( = ge I TS Fy (yoon SALE’ BARGAIN FOR @6.300. THE P pentble par ‘rerticulare ‘at Rome of army offer nicriy iorated, om sth at! SRNENHOWERN'S real ciate SMe LS Soe aw im E-GOOD BUSINESS PROP+ oN oper ee eRe sik Tab