Evening Star Newspaper, August 28, 1893, Page 3

FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. BUSINESS CHANCES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. EXCHANGE—OWNEBS DESIR- houses for lots or lots for houses fax Bi ca NEDY, 008 14tb stow. or SALE—a Rake BARGAIN—§200 DOWN AND $10 per month will a ‘Bew 3-room cot- tage, with porch, ta wel, Ste miles west of Gite ity: Mah and healthy: lot 110x130 fect; $840. Price only $490. E SS ere i TE Pals SE 9 agp Siepant new brome a Pawelling’S stories be gem new brown-stone front dwelling, 3 stories Space, SPB: eating see eae Hot Be; very wit Eee only (te oe cm ‘AT SUMMER PRICE—A «lection that a per cent aod ia Dalance “meathiy, Pog’ W. HUNGERDORD, ii Est. ARIE <b FOR SALE-DO YOU PAY RENT? WHY NOT Piz, S Some with about same monthly payments? i houses that way at a bargain. GEO. _REDWAY, 1210 Pet. auae-ate FOR SALE—NICE NEW €ROOM PRESSED BRICK el | N '& LAMPTON, 0 Dor sale-aN ELEGANT NEW PRESS PRICK dwelling. “with 10 Welling. rooms and FOR SALB—HOUSES—A BARGAIN IX TWO 2-story G-room and bath bricks in the n.e., Paying more than @ per cent on your ROOT Always rented, Price... -...$1,800 st t ae ie 13-wom a ——— focse Sa awe within tao’ blocks ecreeneics a ad omy saan £026 Rooms 4 and 6, Atlantic hidg.. 928 F st. YOR SALE—N 8ST. NEAR CONN. AVE., 3- ‘Story and cellar, 10 rooms Ca er mr at. bear st tke Droit Pare stories, 6 rooms, attractire mantels and chanda- —- electric gas lighting and bells, pa- FOR SALE_THE NEW HOUSES 2D AND NORTH eee ashe gO, aly, fF Inepection. _ Sirsa vie ana Gate” 1026-St FOR SALE—$m0 CASH AND $25 PER Will buy & new Groom corner press-brick house; .m.l.; close to cars and herdicn. | i rooms and store; 22 fect front: also frame on rear of lot. Price reduced from '$4.500 to $3,800 for immediate purchaser; & good 10 per cent speculation. au2%63t _C. BOYER & SON, 214 7th st. aw. andow? (So. 122.) 1307. st bor t SPLE OR RENT ON 47H ST. 3.E. BET. G. six new S-story brick and brown-stone Pomes. Coutaining § toma and bath: terse’ but. 5 afd deco fated: electric bell bes, &e. These im’ one of the mont rapid of the north- ments If Gestred. | apply L. WALTER WEED & CO., au26-3t 309 1ith st. nw. more city, in a rapidly improving locality; con- wenfent to the E i att Sage And 19 & food renting’ belgh- CHAS. F. STEIN, buy @ nice 6-room bay-window brick house, with all the modem improvements: situate on Sth st. hearths: cabinet mantels; heated furnace. EASTERDAY © MALLET, 2¢ Fst. tw-auss St R SALE—OR EXCHANGE FOR eo ae eee oe ne; $ rooms, bath and cellar: 2 to JO-ft. Ral. mgecaly: tem totes & year. payable co or before due; interest easy "Ke FRANK TL. HANCOCK & COS, audt-tr "Gor. 13th and G sts. FOR SALE—713, 715. 717 11TH ST. ber month, incl faterest: new: all mod. timps.: lot 16x80 to alley; pear a cars; cheaper t Ke 5 cee RANK Le. HANCOCK § CO.'S, autt-tr ‘Cor. 18th and G sts. for 219, 1221, 1223 MD. AVE.: NEW & YPoom pressed. brick houses; east front: cabinet mantels; electric calls; has all mod. tmps., with Ben ts’ hm. PHANK Le HANCOCK & CO." sae Cor. 13th and G sts. nie. SALE—$2,700-A NEW FRAME COTTAGE; Oy pha Bg top washstand: latrobes and ; electric bells: ‘vestibule doors; fine mantels: cellar. One of the Bust re cottages in the District: a beauti- fal home for = ‘amaliy, Must be sold quick. Location. 12th st. n. $2,700 (former ice, $3.200)., Will reat readily for £20 per me. vill ‘require about $700 cash. balance monthly. Avpts L. WALTER WEED & aust 1w ‘309 11th Ks; For sare FRAN PARK—1319 K ST. Fine inte residence of Senator Shermans admiral adapted ‘to entertaining. Apply SAUNDERS & CO., 1407 F st. 0. FOR SALE—126 N. CAprror. sT.. 3 ae ave, care: a Denuitful new i0-rocm house; opes o 2 “pram! apply to ants co6t WS. H. SAUNDERS & CO., 1407 F st. FOR SALE_AT A SACKIFICE_B FP eiroom and bath Drown-stoue and Urick reslicace oo Mass. ave. me.: large saloon parlor: hand- some cabinet mantels; tiled hearths: lot ts 20 fect. fromt: this i a complete home in every Fespect; also very desirable new S-room. and Fath brown-stone and brick dwelling on 19th st. n.w.; a bargain: only $6,500: no trouble to show y- For particulars apply to SesSm” Ewiison & CAHILL, 022 E st. ow. SALE-FEW DOORS FROM THE BRITISH op ry OR stone and brick: heavy stone steps; contains 11 fooms and large bath room; a very elegant re- ¢eption ball; ‘nice large closets throughout the Bouse: conveniently arranged. having 4 roms on © oor: with a front and rear stairway; butler’s try: concrete cellar under the entire house: Eeited® throurhout ‘by. furance: ail’ medera tm Drovements, such as electric bells, speaking tubes Sot ialrror” mantels; the location. ts perfect: the Property is Worthy of inspection: price, $14,000: Very accoumedatiog terms: call and let a drive you ont. L. WALTER WEED & CO. au5-Ino Som 18h Fok SALE—AN ELEGANT BROWN-STONE REST- deuce 1m the finest aud most fashionable section of the city: located on P st. n.w., one square from Dupont Circle; contains 13 large commodious rooms; elegant reception room and cellar; very large dutler's pantry, with hot and cold water: rear stairway ing from same to kitchen; fine Jarge tiled bath room, with latest santti plumbing: the house’ ts handsomely and artist!- Say, pavered and decorated throughout; the gas Sxtures are of the finest and gas lighted by elec- tricity: electric bells. speaking tubes and burglar alarms: in fact, every known improvement and gouveniecce found In a first-class heuse; the loca- tion is very desirable, being fashionable and con- Yenient :or stores, care, herdics, &.: elegant Beivate residences going up on ail sides which Will grectiy increase the value of this property: the lot ts 21x10], with a side and rear paved alley, which pives every advantage of a corner; price, reasonall le ‘at $50,000 fo suit. Apply L. WALTER WEED & CO., Beet “POT Soo 1ith st. ‘aw. FoR SALE—BARGAINS— D st. Se. uear New Jersey ave., desirable new F-reom and bath brick dwelling: ‘reception ball; eabinet mantels; complete im every respect. Price ‘only $5,000. pas c 150: nw. Gherpest_boase ta the city: F st. nm. ¢. near $4 st: Groom ‘brick; bath; aint: always rented at $35 4 moath; lot 16x90 to aller. Price, only, $3,' EMERSON & CAHILL, am ee 623 E st. aw. FOR SALE-CHEAP—AS THE OWNER IS LEAV- ing the city—that elegant marble-front house; 15 all mi, with brick stable; lot 4x1. RK SALE-TWO OF THOSE HANDSOME houses corner of ‘Sth and East Capitol stay 8 rooma and bath: elegantly Atted outs one or the Beat locations on ‘the fiiil. “Inuuire at’ the eo T. BROWNING, 416 Sth st. ow. Sus-er FoR SALE_ONLY TWO LEFT oF Tiloss Randsome Groom houses at the corner of 13th nd W sis. nw: every modern convenience and ndisome decoration, price. $7.00; terms to wait. Room 5. 1201 Pa. ave. aw. jezetr a Besede igs ity of BROOKLAND a and it will pay you to call on oa before buying. We have LOTS at fiom 6 to 30 cents per to show "For ful "particulars call_opon apez ‘BATCHELDER, Cor. 10th and G ste. nw. ——————— MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN. MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS FROM $1,000 UPWARD ar LOWEST 7 OF INTEREST REAL ESTATE IN THE DISTRICT. R. 0. HOLTZMAN, Cor. 10th and F st ‘0a Borthwest improved pruperty sworth $4800. wes Ww . PAN te & ARMAT, au26-3t 1313 -F st. a.w. PER CENT ‘wood above the river. ing with clty aut0-im E. M. PINE, 1820 F st. n.w. (in tl FOR SALE—Horses & VEnIotzs. FOR SALE—ONE BAY HORSE, 9 YEARS OLD, sound and gentle; also one’ fast gentleman’ roadster; can trot in 2.45 or better; sold for Want of use. Inquire of S. LEMON HOOVER, 915 New Jersey ave. au2s.st* FOR SALE-THE ALEXANDRIA, VA., FIRE DE- rtment want a pair of young, fresh, acti Rorses, 1,500 "to 12400. ibs. ‘The’ depa: ment ‘has for sale'a handsome pair of blacks, Well suited for coach and general work. GEORGE R. HILL of Fire Wardens. FOR SALE BROWN MARE hands high: can trot in 2.45; . Bay horse, 15% hands high; cre trot in 3 min. Sorrel horse, 16 hands high; a tine coacher and saddle horse. Bay mare, 6 years old; fine road- ster. PALACE STABLES, au25-6t* Tid E at. FOR SALE—BARGAIN-TWO FINE DRIVING horses: also Hill automatic refrigerator, elght , elght foot wide. Address 818 6th st, FOR SALE—60 F HOH AND MULES. Inquire at 1. PAR INEBERGEI'S COACH Fac: TORY, Brightrrood ave. and Rock Creek Church Toad. ‘Sold for want of work. 8023-6t° next. thirty am au the Columbus ‘Buges Company "to sell for thetr entire stock of vehicles at factory prices. ‘You’ will be surprised at the prices that T'can sea JAS. K. PROB! Telephone 226. (ant6-1m) "1230 824 FOR SALE 1 HAVE QUITE A VARIETY OF FAM jages, buggies, wagons and traps whic have been ieft on consignment that Tain ordered to sell at or below cost, as T want the room for ‘winter work. Call and see them. W. F. GEYER, 406 Pa. ave. nw. ‘aus MONEY TO LOAN AT SIX PER CENT ON AP- — real estate in the District of Columbia. irge amounts a specialty. Also will loan 75 er cent of value, repayable in installments. F. H. SMITH & SONS, au25 1418 F st. nw. WE HAVE STILL MONEY TO LOAN AT 6 PER iSpeotea pak Sue ah eam ma, : EISKELL usual. & McLERAN, 1008 F st. G8. 1505 Pa. ave. (the Arlington Fi 5 ‘TO SUIT AT VERY LOWEST ioterest_on D.C. real estate security. FRANK RAWLINGS. member of Washington Stock office). aul-tr MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES OF IN- on terest city real estate in os destred. WALTER WACKER, a5 _iyi5-tt 704 14th st. ow. $135,000 TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT ON CITY, FORREST, 131 Fst. hw. s 1 and 2 jy14-3m LL ae Buckboards, Snrreya, Rocka’ Bug- Be ware, gies. Bastncss ‘Milk and Dayton Wagons on easy terms or cash. The following jobs. at prices named, for cash only: One open $683 with top, $80; jump-seat carriage, $115; business wagons, "$00 ‘up: leather-top buzgles, spindle buger. $30: surrey. buekboard, 1 and - ile to (Fy day to ex- amine our stock. ‘The putiic invited. COOK & TARBOB, 12 S305 M st. aw. FOR SALEHAVE OUITE A NUMBER OF NEW ‘and second-hand. vehicles for sale cheap, ¥ cheap. ae the season ie virtually over ‘and. whl to of some; will he sold as low as pos- ‘ing terms. as 1s con- represented: have about 800 in stock of all ‘kinds. It may be to your advan- tage to call and see for roureclres at 622 @ At. n.W., opposite the new ‘office. bate 7 Pat. MEERS. MONEY TO LOAN OX FXDOW MENTS. LIFE AND tenting inenrancs policies: ‘also purchased. Appz to WM. B. (ODGES, 1307 F st. ‘ow. FUNDS FOR REAL ESTATE LOANS AT cent, notwithstanding the stringency in So FYLER & RUTHERFORD. 1307 F st. nw. EI PER the Do YCU WANT ‘$100, $1,000 for €0 or v0 days? Trusts’ $1,000 or more or 90 dayn i a Se eg na certificat: ine policlee taken ns coltaterat 10" to ‘old. tontine and semt-t00- a 7 Sun bldg. (ap26-tr) YERKES & BAKER. DO YOU WANT MONEY? If s0, do not fail to get our rates before borrow- i ‘We make loans on furniture, i sible time. I 4 ear method of doing business. WASHINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN CO., \p22-tr 615 F st. nw. planos. horses, &c.. without removal ‘or publicity, at the lowest possible rates and in the quickest ‘pos- or fn full at any nce of the borrower, to ‘any part paid reduces the cost of carrying Proportion to the smount paid. loan, with other (parties or have on time and NON REAL ESt a’ WASH'N DANEN DANENHOWER & SON, District real estate; del ree Me’ a PARKER. mh 1418 F st. MONEY TO LOAN In sume to mult. at lowest rates. on sporoved seg ewtate security. FITCH, FOX & BROWN. 1406 G st. nw. AN AT 5 AND 6 PER CENT ON FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE-COMPLETE SEP ENCYCLOPEDIAS. Coat $32. Price, $15. New. Address M., Star office. ite FOR Sagem Page ea (yl Sea a as ee Ee te e st. nw., Furniture and Stove Dealer. Wi ‘one small size; both have combination locks. W! 3 sacrifice to sell quick for cash, or on time if Recessary. Address Box 128, Star office. an20-3t 2b. cash parchaser. Call after 4 at 307 M st. nw, __au26-2t* Fo Watchee and jewelry repaired. GEO: NER 21" Pa aves naw FOR SALE-WALI, PAPER—ROOMS PAPERED im yatest fall styles as, cheap. nn coustetent pith good work. Send call. ALLAN SonuRN, i200" 32a See and-3m WOR SALE_DO YOU WISH TO BUY ON CREDIT? We sell furniture, carpetings, baby: carriages household gocds. ‘on _FURNITURE WARE ROOMS. S24 7th at FOR SALE — JUST ARRIVED FROM | W. MARBLE TOP CHAMBER set, 9 pieces; ‘fine’ extension table and dining chal dedsteads, 1 sofa bed, &ec.: all in first-class condition; at & bargain to immediate SALE — SHOW CASES, GOLD DOLLARS, halves and quarters, fractional currency, confed: grate stamps and bills; coin catalogue, 10 cts, ‘and parments. WORCH’S 1 country seat among the M sards from depot: rooms; wide lange ahadr lawns: good board. water amd frulth, D.'B. CHAMBERS, Adamstown, Frederick co., Ma. au26-6t* porches; Mrs. VALLEY HOME, MID THE MOUNTAINS OF Virgizs, will Kindly care for a few more guests during the month of September at reduced rates. Address Mrs. 8. 8. GORE, Gore P.'0. _chester, Va. FS FR abundance of fruits Tacanctes tu ‘September: "railroad “« sation, Grange Camp, P. O.. re au26-20 PRANK WILLIAMS. _ MONT SYLVA. AN ATTRACTIVE cov ome: convenient to depot and mountains: grounds; fine shade: pleasant rooms: spring Porches: nice plano: good table: fruits, ee. ete. Address MASON JAMES, ‘Round’ Hill donn county, x HOTEL GLEN MANOR—FOREST GLEN, MD. and 0. RR water: plenty stade: utes from station. CORYELL. ‘jr29-1m* BOARDING. Liberal management. Spectai terms for fatattien and single zentlemen. Pure table first-class; five min- THE IRVINGTON, 1416 K ST. N. W.—LARGE, cool rooms; handsomely furnished: single or en suite; with bath; table first-class; terms reasoo- able. aui1-3m FOR SALE—BICYCLES. LE-VERY CHEA\ ‘of diamonds; $45. new; $85 pneumatic, ‘cor tor cushion, $56; Meacham cu Rival, $30. ©0., 1423S. ¥. are. aul2-tr FOR SALE—NEW CUSHION-TIRED SAFETY, high $135 machine, for $80, guaranteed: hton-diatond «sfoty, inetalfment $0. 924 R ‘second hard as after 5 p. tr CUSHION PSYCHO; High grade pneumatic ents. "Also "93 Victor ery respect and. good Bs new. for $120. 1108 E st. (upstairs). OF ia 1 $95, $45, $55: PNEU- Cashion Psycho. $50: Fee ‘hion, $30: Cushion All first-class. H. S. OWEN MFG. AMMONIATED STEAM €a Works.—Carpets cleaned in the Guzpets made moth proof free of charge 720 STEAM CARPET CLEANING PROPOSALS. * HUNGARIAN ROYAL MINISTRY OF COMMERCE. 54553. INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF TWO BRIDGES ON THE DANUBE, AT BUDAPEST. According to the law XIV of 1803 bridge of a total length of 312 meters and another of 332 meters will be executed on the Danube at Buda- it. FAD international competition for plane ant) pro- Jects ts opened herewith for these two bridges. ‘The competitors might participate in this com- petition with elther one project or two for both bridges. Without regarding to which bridge it refers a prize of 30,000 crowns (thirty thousand) (cea 1,2508 $6,080) will be rewarded to the best project, such having an abosolute value; and a prize of 20,000 (twenty thousand) crowns (ces 830£—$4,050) will be awarded to the second best project. If the best project solved the question of connecting the two banks at the Eskuter with one opening, so that it answers the stipulations contained in the conditions, this project will recelve a special premium of 10,000 (ten thousand) crowns (cea 420£—$2,030), besides the allotted first prize. ‘The royal Hungarian minister of commerce re- serves to bimself the right of buying any of the not rewarded projects for 5.000 (five thousand) crowns (cea 210£—$1,015). If one of the winners should be commisioned to execute the work upon the basis of his tender the prize allotted wil! not be paid. ‘The projects provided with device and sealed letter containing the device are to be presented to the menager of the bureaux of the Hungarian royal mlniatry of commerce (Budapest, Lanczhid, lulcza) latest the 31 Jaunary, 1804, toward receipt. ‘The projects presented until bis term will be ex- amined by an appointed commission of experts, and the prizes shall be awarded on the basis of thelr opinion. ‘The projects recetved within the fixed term will be exposed to public view during two weeks. ‘The rewarded and eventually bought projects pass into the possession of the Hungarian govern- ment, which will dispose freely of them. ‘The terms to which the surroundings of the bridgés, and the plans and longitudinal section of every bridge are subjoined can be obtained at every consulate general of Austria-Hungary. ‘The experimental borings are still pending, thus the profile drawings, showing the results, can be communicated later on and can be obtained by the competitors at the latest on the 30 September, 1803, at the above-mentioned places. Budapest, in July. 1803. THE ROYAL HUNGARIAN MINISTER OF CoM- au25-4t MERCE. FOR SALE-ONE OF THE BEST DINING AND THIN AFTERNOON. cash trade and : WUTUKE DAIS. lunch rooms in the city; WANTED-40 BUY A BUTTER ROUTE, WITH and wagon. Address ‘ROUTE, WOR SALE-GROCERY, MEAT AND PROVISION ee eee Star ofice.a25-6" THOMAS DOWLING & SON, Aucta, EB at. nw., Washington, D. C. january ively in Liber No. 1775, folio 178 et No. 1771, ‘folio 41 et seq. .. and Liber No. 1780, folio €8 et records of the District and at the request of the holders of ‘thereby, we will TY-EIGHTH 'DA' FIVE O'CLOCK ing house, filled with = = : ire good tleme re central teeation; ower leaving city. Yeasonab) ‘Those meaning bi FOR SALE—BAR DOING FIRST-CLASS BUSINESS; 5 ‘fixtures and good will, desired; rent, $100 per bated Nok nena PARTNER WANTED, SOBER, ACTIVE AND RE- Mable, with $400 oF UGUST, AD. 1898, 41 month; License described $500, to help e: * ip Profitable business chance. Address MO’ ing, as t,, in of ‘the records ‘of the surveyors yf the District of Columbia. of — lots ihr a sal prior encumbrances, one being +), and the other for Spec's due under which will be stat avand can be learned fromthe 1084, belt No. 19, folio 10 Office 6 per cent, smount oe ¥OR RENT—WOOD AND COAL YARD, Gix8i, SE. cor. 13th end C Lear ith. ‘above mentioned $200 will he re- prior 3 quired on each house at time o! veyancing, abstract and record! cost. If ‘the terms of sale are not ied with within ten days from day of sale the tees reserve the right to resell at risk apd cost of defaulting purchaser after five days’ JOHN RIDOUT, ‘Trost FOR S4CR-FOR THE NEXT SIX DAYS, CASH srocery, notion and confectionery stor call and suvest te this chance, | THOMA AS DOWLING & CO., AUCTION BW. 3009 and 3013 se EDUCATIONAL. at auction, On’ Tu ‘and 71, square 112. au26-2t $2,500 CASH, BALANCE IN 3 YEARS, WILL BUY roperty worth $8-800, consiating of cating tor $82 per mo. Address OWNER 8, Bt it 5 ‘lock JES TOM@RROW THOMAS DOWLING & ©O., Auctioneers, VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, Nos. ‘8009 AND 8013 CAMBRIDGE PARK. GEORGETO' Qn TUESDAY, AUGUST TWENTY-NINTH, 1803. M., we will sell, in front 1, square 112, each he north side of Cambridge @ depth of 78 feet to a 12 Dress-brick front STREBT, ‘COOK ‘and ‘renting for $82 AT AUCTION. AT FIVE O'CLOCK P. of the premises, lots 69 and 71 fronting 18 fe ‘Cook, FOR SALE — SOCK OF CIGARS, TOBACCO, confectionery, we. ‘good locality for an oyster nd lunch room; storeroom large and sulted to any business. Call Es = FOR SALE—-AT A SACRIFICE-STOCK OF GRO- certes, ‘wines and liquors, horse, wagon, to be sold to highest’ bidder witht A. T. COUMBE, 14% 621 H st. ne. stone trimmings ‘Terms: One-fourth cash, balance in one, years, with ipterest, secured by « deed y sold, "or all cash, at the ‘A "deposit of $100 re- rehaser’s cost. LING & CO., Aucts. SON BROS., Auctioneers, 9th and D sts, nw. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. COMPRISING A GEN- ERAL ASSORTMENT OF GOODS, BED ROOM PARLOR” SUITES, WALNUT. SIDE- BOARD, ODD PIECES BEDSTEADS, WALNUT WASHSTANDS, TABLES. CHAIRS, SPRINGS, it SHOW CASES, HAIR AND OTHER CARPETS, MATTINGS, RUGS, Rext three days. ay option of the. purel quired on each house and recording at ‘au2-d&ds THOMAS DO} FOR SALE—ONE OF THE BEST PA’ ‘Stores and pool rooms in the northw RECEIVERS’ SALE OF LARGE STOCK OF BOOTS in stores 1203 F st. n.w. and 726 7th EAE Cee 14889, Supreme Court of the District of Columbia (Dodge et al. vs. Strasburger et al.), will re- ls for the purchase of the en- mene tgs tained in stores 1203 F st. n.w. and 726 7th n.w., Washington, D. C., until Tuesday, the 29th da; D. 1883, at 12 o'clock m. is for the purchase of either or both 328 414 at. nw. yuity cause No. MATTICESSES, of August, ‘A. L EFFECTS OF Dairy CHAIRS, TABLES, COFFEE MI SIGNS, LICEASE, & oo LOT, UNCLAIMED MERCHANDISE, VIZ... PAINT, CHEST. SHOVELS, COCOANUT, AUCTION AT “OUR SALES ROOMS TUESDAY, etores will be recelved. CHAPIN BROWS, LEON TOBRINER, 326 4} FoR SALE-LIVER for cash. Address YY AND BOARDING STABLE Dusiness: will ‘sell cheap VERY STABLE, Star office. WANTED—PARTNER—ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN Dreferred—to assist In forming a highly remun ative business: amy one with a little ready cay tal will find this a safe and splendid 0} to become associated with what will profitable business. The closing of a bank and tightness of the money market makes ‘tor to have a partner, & CO., Aucts., Guccessors to Latimer whom it may concern. — 'S HORSE, PHAETON AND HARNESS UCTION "TO COVER CHARGES. notice that I will sell at 1903, at TWELVE O'CLOCK M., roouls of C. G. ‘Sloan & Go., 1407 G charges, ONE BAY Horse ONE DOCTOR'S PHal ONE SET PHAETON ‘Terms cash, RATCLIFFE, DARK & CO., Auctiouee UABLE REAL ESTA’ 535 AND 935 FIPTI FOR SALE_STORE AND DWELLING ON east; lot 26x95; wultable for saloon, baker; cery or any kind of business. Will sell for less than value. 4 t the auction BOND, Attorney, WANTED IAN, ACTIVE OR pSILENT, PARTNER it for one of the pay! cash” businesses in, Washington: ‘the “dyeing ‘nad cleaning business;"" best ght between the at cation In te set goods hourea: ‘000 dally customers; $00.13 Trek prost,damured; & thoroa ALL CASH BUSINESS, Star PERSONS DESIROUS OF DISPOSING OF REAL red, unimproved or outside Property, can list the same with us without eh property are tevitcd’ty eeataise saz ‘are im 19 examine ou WHITFORD Center Market uz BEING PREMISES Ni STREET SOUTHEAST, WASHINGTON, D. C. By virtue of a deed of ‘trust to the unde office. au22-6t_ ded in Liber 1800, records of the Dis- request of the party front of th sea. 'to" the ‘highest bidders on of the premises to. the. highest a) 7 the SEVENTH DA! SEPTEM. at FIVE O'CLOCK P. of square No, pril 13, 1898, and recor Tollo 402 et seq., of the land trict of Columbia, Secured therel estate, elther im} T will sell at - M., all that part undred and twenty-two (%22) contained in the followins metes and bounds: Degiuning one feet from the southeast corner West side of Fifth street, (25) fect with said street, FOR SALE—A FIRST-CLASS STATIONERY AND ppply business; well established and ‘Smith “Premler typewriters, second-hand, at CLARKE & SO: FIRST-CLASS RE centrally located and in a thoroughfai ery cheap within ten . Star office thence north twenty-five thence west one hundred ) fect and oue (1) inch, thence south @5) feet, thence east one hundred and five (105) feet and one (1) Inch, to the place of be- t to a certain prior deed of trust for ue February G, 1608, Improved by’ two two-story adern Improvements, and rent .500 and interest, due F ‘This property ts Ww brick houses, with im at $18 per mouth each. ‘Terms of sale: x ROWE’S INFALLIBLE ping system commends itself to investors 1—Abeolate safety. ital completely ander control. itifle accuracy and ut 5—Two years’ practical test. 1803. free, \xpieionen 3 “in getall . free, ex ing, system in detail; references from subecribers who hare Fi Tirookten, ¥.¥. $600 cash, balance in excess of rior incuinbrance in one and two years, with in- reat at the rate of 6 per cent trust on property sol Hon of the purchaser, of sale. All conveyancing, abstract and record cots Terme of aale to, be 8, or property wil tof defauiting purchaser after five jus advertixement. CREED M. FULTO: 456 Lout t annum, secured yurchaser's cost. rated successfill sheim <b. RON T HAVE $20,000 IN BANK TO BUY STOCKS oF Kind of merchandise, such stores, "furniture of Sz, Gommuunications strictly cont & SAMSTAG, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED pAORTHEAST, “Wai virtue of a deed. o BE, SEIS of a deed: of apzouars leaned for $1 teh inspring. our watch + watch m . All our work warranted for one vear. trust ‘duly reconted in 1792, folio 127, et seq., one of the laud rec- f the District of signed trustees, will offe remises on FRIDAY, EIG Columbia, we, the under for ale In front of the SEPTE! .. 1893, AT FIVE O'CLOCK Pr. M., the estate, to wit: The OFFICIAL NOTICES. OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, DISTRICT OF ton, D. C., August 25, 1803. six (@ feet by the full a& peas et ‘as nn Geire see ot os said subdivision tm onde tn th or of the District of jumbt ted fa, adopt amended to read as follows erection, as well as existing houses and prem- nd privies upon premises abutting on pub- a pei a aes we department of t! trict lum! be connected therewith when, in the op! fon of the health officer of said District, connection is necessary for the HN W.ROSS, MYRON M. PARK: '. POWELL, Commissioners of the District of a bruary 15, 1888, as Fecorled in the office of the is hereby further Al houses in course dollars ($500) cash first deed of trust Dalance to be Re or all eash at the ontion of ti $200 required ai sale to be complied wit fale, otherwae tran sell the property at Durchaser after five Fesale in some ne it time of sale. Cn mimeere, cat, chee. sat er e risk and cost of slefai days’ advertisem: wapaper published tn Washing- WM. A. EASTER! CHARLES EARr, SUBURBAN PROPERTY. WILL EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERT! THOMAS DOWLING & 00. Auth 6 THP Ee riwnenye Sme Tin FOR RENT—MT. ALBANS, A BEAUTIFUL SUn- “ xT! lace; cor. Tenallytown road and. Wondler Ficrooin house and large grounds. WHEAT BD 1: & SUTER, 1505 Pa. VENUE NORTH PROPOSALS “FOR CONSTRUCTING SCHOOL house.—Office of the Commissioners of the Di trict of Columbia, Washington, D. C.. August 22, 1603.—Senled proposals will he received vat this ofice until TWELVE O'CLOCK M. ON AUGUST THIRTY-FIRST, 1803, for constructing a two- story elght-room school house on Vermont avenue between U and V streets northwest, on square 359. Blank forms of proposals and specifications, together with all necessary information, can. b¢ obtained upon application therefor at the office of the inspector of buildings of the District of Co- lumbia. and only bids pon these forms will be considered, ‘The right” ts reserved to relect and all bids. J. W. ROSS, M. M. PARKER, C. Commissioners F._ POWELL, ‘Cot D.C. au23-6e On THURSDAY APTERYOON. FIRST. 1893, nt FIVE O°CL Premises, we shall offer at public auction t Yery valuable property, located on the of Maryland avenue running throneh t between 12th and 12th streets northeast. ‘These houses have every are finely finished nnd is co ‘sirable Invest RESIDENCE LOTS ICESTER, $7 EGSIDENGE LOTS Ar GHICESTER, Fr 1 down and 50c. a week. $1 down and 50c. 8 week. ‘There ts an advantage in first choice. Buy 2 home site and build with the rent you're paying. Prominent Washingtonians interested. AUGUST THIRTy- modern smprovement, nstdered the most de- lent in that section of the city. Fequired on each property at the easy and made known at ion given Immediately. THOMAS DOWLING & CO., time of sale. LEICESTER TOWN COMPANY, LEICESTER TOWN COMPA‘ 8 a.m. to 8 p.m, PROPOSATS FOR SUPPLIES FOR THE NAVY Gropowaln. indorsed’ “Droponait’ for Mippites Werte ‘posal jes. for the vy Yard, Washington, D. C., to be opened. Sep. tember 5, i893." will be recelved nt the Bureau of Supplies ‘and Accounts, Nave Department, Wash ington. D.C., until TWELVE O'CLOCK’ NOON, SEETEMBER (FIPTH. 1882, ‘and publicly opened immediately thereafter, to’ furnish at the Navy Yard, Washington, D. 'C., a quantity of Screws, Nails, Lumber, Stoel, Tron’ and Bteel Castings. “The articles’ must ‘conform to the nave standard and bass the umual naval inepection. "Tank proposals Will be furnished upon aplication to tl Yard, ‘Washington, B.C. "The attention ‘of man. facturers and dealers is favited, Tie bids, all other things being equal, decided by lot. ‘The department reserves the right ‘to walve defects or to reject any or all bida_not deemed advantageous to the. for- ernment. THOS. J. LASIER, Acting Chief of Bu- reau. ‘au21-2aw,2W PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING CEMENT FOR the District of Colambia.—OMce of the Commis- stoners D. C., Washington, D. C., August 25, 1893. Sealed proposals will be’ received at this office until ONE P.M. SEPTEMBER SECOND, tor furnishing ral Hydraulic Cement. tlons and blank forme may be office. J. W. ROSS, M.'M. PARK! 1L,_Commissioners DARR & CO., Auctioneers. TRUSTFF'S SALE 0 STREET "WES! $5 A MONTH WITHOUT INTEREST WILL BUT ‘@ desirable lot at Kensington or West End Park, ile; Mberal discount for cas! $50 of more. Inquire of H. N. CO! cs F VALUARLE LOT ON SIXTH STREETS NORTH. IMPROVED BY STORY BRICK HOTSE. is de~d of trust bearing date on if November, A. TD. 1887. ed in Liber 1295. folio 176, of the land ELECTRIC ROAD NEAR BRIGHTWOOD T am owner of abont 7 acres of Iand which must ‘Call_and see me. GALEN E. auction in front of the premises, on THY SEVENTH, 1893, at FIVE O'CLOCK in the city of Washing- jumbia, known as part {67) In subdivision of square four hundred and forty-eight (448), beginning for point fortv-elght (48) feet north Ide alley and on the line of stx (68) and running thence FOR SAFE INVESTMENT PU i money in Brookland and South Brookland lots,’ I shall have some great bargains that I can offer this week in houses and lots. t lot of ground District of Col the same at the from a fifteen fee! said lot and lot sixty west one hundred and five (1 thence south sixteen (16) feet; thence east. one hundred and five (105) feet and thence to the Terma of sale: One-third cash, balance in one and two years with six per cent seml-annnal terest secured by trust on the property, or all cash. at the ontion of the purchaser. A’ of $100 reqnired at time of sale. at cost of purchaser. with tn ten (10) 100 Gorcoran bidg. MORE PLEASANT TOMES FOR SAL land, Md., on small monthly payments. 2 fr. cotthiges, $800 each: $8 cottages, $1,000 enc! 2 5-r. cottages, Gr. cottages, $2,000 eac 8 Gr. cottages, 2S cottages, $2:000 eee as ne 05) fect to an aller: ind $ 15 cash and $15 p.m. 20 cash and $20 p.m. $20 cash and $20 p.m. ch: $30 cash and $30 p $4,500: $45 cash and $45 per mo. sitnated eleht miles from Wash! -R, Commutation. th Apply to EDWIN A. ton on the B. and 0. R. eta. 4 cents each war. Jand inquire for T. PROFESSIONAL. If terms are not complied days from day of sale the trus- tee reserves the right to resell at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser. WILLIAM A. GORDO: A GOOD THING BY SENDING us a postal investigating our liberal terms for gents’ discarded garments. JUSTH'S OLD STAND, 619 D JACOB ZUST AND ANNA ZUST, CHIL dren ‘of Jacob “Zust (deceased), a native of Grusch, Granbunden, Switzerland, are hereby requested to give their address to the legatfor of Switzerland at Washington, D. C., 1761 Q st.. which has to give them a valuable informa: yashington, “D. €., August, 1808 ON. AUTHORIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY. Communications promptir attended to; confiden: fal, OMice open all hours. Best references. WM. WILLIAMS, Manager, $20 F st. nw. Es: tablished 1880. ‘$¥29-im* LEGAL NOTICES. SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF co- lumbia, special term for Orphans’ Court business. In re'wil of Emma 0. Waldles, deceased. Application for the probate of the last will and testament of the anid deceased has this day been made by William P. H. Crews, one of the executors therein named. Ali persons Interested are hereby notitied {0 appenr inthis, court on FRIDAY, THE TWENTY-SECOND DAY OF SEP- TEMBER NEXT, at TEN O'CLOCK A. M., to show cause why’ said will should not be proved aud admitted to probate as prayed. Provided a. copy of this order be pubitshed once a week: for three weeks fn the Washington Law Reporter and Evening Star previous to the raid day. By the Court: CHAS. C. COLE, Associate Justice, Aste copy. Test: L. P, WRIGHT, an23-1a1 Register of Wills D. ‘C. FE, DARR & CO., Auctioneers. ‘0 TWO-STORY BRICK THE SOUTHEAST CORNER. OF EA ORS, AND NIN TEUSEY "AVENUES iG HOUSRS NOS. 216 AND YORK AVENUE, BY AUCTI By virtue of a deed of trust to us bearing date June 15, 1802, and recorded among the land records of the District of Columbia in Liber 1602, ‘follo 3: and a further deed to 1892, and recorded among. sald land Liber 1701, folio 202. et seq. of the holder of the tiotes secured by said Trost, we Will sell at is oahe, GREATEST SND ql "ago; te All the events of life; compels loves brings back Separated: causes speedy marriages; {s one of the greatest. herb doctors of Chicago. Office hours PROF. JOHNSON reader; was sworn by TRUSTEES’ SALE OF TWO (ORTH WEST, BEI MEDICATED AND SEA SALT BATHS; iso scientific massage; open Sunday: WAYCOTT, 508% 13th st. 1. PROF. CLAY 18 THE OLDEST ESTABLISHE advertising clairvoyant, ustrologer and medium us dated July Bora with wonderful prophetic gift of second sight, tells all the events of your life” from eradie to grave, reveals hidden ni ers lost property or stolen goods, enemles from yon together, causes’ speedy maria: Rublle ngetion in front: of THE FIRST DAY 4 AT FIVE O'CL -M.. the following described ne. Improvements thereon, situate in the city of Wash D. C., viz: Part of lot No. ‘11 in square beginning for the same at the northwest corper of said square and runni along the eastern line of New Jersey avenue. 8206 feet, thence easterly at right ai ings separated reams, gives success in bus: Reon ane anak iness, removes family troubles, evil. infldences, Strangers from other cities and ‘ail in. trouble will save time and money Ly coming to Tight he. succes where others most skeptical. fises only what ly ‘can ‘do. ours, 9 to 0. Residence, 489 H st., bet. 4% and’ 6th sts. southwest. MME. RAPHAEL, ist; born with caul; ives names w how to retain husband or lors Jove, business or health; for a short tine: 1 consulting her. lew to the eastern to southern Ine ‘of 'N thence northwesterly at tangles to southern’ line of New York avenue feet to said southern line of 3 and thence along said southern line of New York avenue southwesterly 58.30 feet to the place of Terma are: One-third of the cash (of which $200 must be paid at time of sale and balance in two equal installments at one at | two years from date ot northeasterly paralle 2 few York avenue, _ CLAIRVOYANT ASTROLOG- sale with interest at 6 payable semi-annually and secured by deed of trust on the property sold, or all eash, at the option of the purchaser. Tf the terms are’ not complied with in ‘ten days from day of eale the Kranteee reserve, the right to resell at rake and ov of the defaulting purchaser, op five days public Savertisement. All conveyhncing. and purchaser. J. D. COUGHLAN, BLA FER, 910 F st. nw ‘WME BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF life. All business confident! Hours, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. “605 THE HORSFORD ELECTRIC MEDICATED VAPOR bath, unexcelled as a luxury and as a preventive to diserse. Also factal ‘and sage. 913 B st. a. GONZAGA COLLEGE, No. 19 I st. uw. Under the direction of the Fathers of the Society of Jesus. Schools will reopen on Monday, Sept. 4, 1893. CLASSICAL AND BUSINESS COURSES OF STUDIES. ‘lish, French, German, Latin, G: Mathe- Rimatics, Hoaktceping, Stemapraphy aod fypewne. ing are included in the course. IN THE BUSINESS DEPARTMENT special atten- Hon is paid to the preparation of students for the Civil Service Examinations. IN THE CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT students are Brepared for entraace into the Law, Medical ana Relentitie Departinents, especially of Georgetown University. Three Free Scholarships are open to successful competition on the Ist, 2d. 3d and 4th of Sep- tember. This tion ts open tO all, even to tnd iy" belonging othe. college. "For students already further particulars apply to CORNELIUS GILLESPIE, 8. 3., President. INSTRUCTION IN LANGUAGES, MATHEMATICS, English and civil service studies, by an —o: gneed educator, an ‘A. B. of Harvard and Ph Sena Hopi “RB, CRAVEN, Columbian Univ. au2s-im DENTISTRY. DR. GRAHAM, 307 TTI ST. N.W., EXPERIENC- ed and expert specialist in operative and sur Sical dentistry. ‘Pilling and extracting. positively without pain. No inexperienced and incompetent trustad te practice on patients Ue opete > oo meting, see acacting Zith" gaever local acting, 25c. 5 * or Snacathcti” boc, cleaning, "Toe. “Piling with Iver or amaleam, Be. PMvery best all’ eet of tecthe #7. aul-2we FIT 18 THE MOST IMPORTANT FEATURE OF A set of tenth. -Naturainess, beauty and durability come next. ‘The sort yon get here combines ail those requisites. U. 8. DESTAL ASSN, 401 70h. au PAINLESS EXTRACTION OF TEETH. NO Pary. ‘NO CHLOROFORM. NO DANGER. NO ETHER OR GAS. NO SLEEP. NO COCAINE. NO SWELLED GUMS. NO UNPLEASANTNESS. ‘NO EXTRA CHARGE. We have exclusive control of = preparation for se in this city which, when APPLIED TO THE GUMS, RENDERS EXTRACTION PAINLESS. It ts applied directly to the gums. By its uve tecth Can be ‘extracted perfectly painless. THE EVANS DENTAL PARLORS, ty¢-2m* 1217 Penn. ave. 2. BICYCLES. _ BEVEL GEARS NEVER WEAR OUT, ‘CANNOT soll the hands or tear the clothing, render trouser guards useless, require practically no attention, and, better than all these, save 90 per cent of the sprocket climbing and non-all ie, sure cause, Call and see the * antety Dicyele at 701 12th st. ‘p.w. BICYCLES. High prices on lee po longer prevail. ‘The Heh Drie agtaluchon went" tas Some? folly, gual teed hich grade machine, fitted with a ran : machine, M. and” W. pneumatic tires and equal to any Bier ‘le on earth: for $85 cash. No No exchanges. Call and sre them. @E0 8. ATWATER, 2.3m 1230 Pa._ave. ee COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY STATS ‘and territory, Notary and U. 8. Commissioner. O28 JOHN E. BEALL. 1321 F st. ow. ACCOUNTANTS. PATRICK H.C. BRENNAN, PUBLIC ACCOUNT- Seis cree eer cerns, estates taken care of. &c. jez2-3m ————————— CHIROPODISTS. DON'T IMAGINE YOUR BUNION OR CORN 4s incurable because you have been told so. We rantee a cure oF no charge. Prof. J. J. EORGES & SON, Chiropodists, 1115 Pa. OLD COMPLETED CLAIMS. That Have Been Side-Trackea f Those of Later Date. It is learned at the pension bureau that since the passage of the act of March 27, 1890, claims for pension under that act have ‘been given unfair advantage in the matter of adjudication over claims under prior acts, and where disability of service origin are alleged. It is said that in consequence of this there are now 200,000 cases that have been side-tracked for four years. In tak- ing down an old file case it was discovered that it contained 2,000 completed cases, a: yet, in consequence of the bureau being taken up with the adjudication of June 27, 1890, cases, no action had been taken. To correct this evil Commissioner Lochren has directed that chiefs of division shall make a thorough search of the files of the old cases, and where they are found to be com- pleted to take prompt action, and if in- complete to make the necessary calls for additional proof. °- Barned on a Trolley Pole. Philip Pearson, a lineman employed to string trolley wires for the Brooklyn City Railroad Company, was badly burned and shocked at the top of a pole at Kent ave- hue and South 9th street, Williamsburg, Saturday morning. The Franklin avenue trolley line of the Brooklyn City and Newtown Railroad Company turns out of South 9th street into Kent avenue and guide wires are strung from the trolley wire to posts at the curb of the sidewalk. Both the Brook- lyn city road and this company are to use the same trolley wire north of South 9th street. Pearson and Charles Kraus, another line- man, were putting in connecting wires and had climbed a pole supporting guide wires that are not supposed to be charged. Pear- son leaned against a guide wire. He had stuck a pair of iron pliers in his belt and these touched the wire. He groaned heav- ily, and fell limp over the wire. Kraus pull- ed him off and received a severe shock, but clung to Pearson and called for help ‘Two linemen climbed the pole and helpet Kraus other Mngmen ran for ladders. Seven men carried Pearson down the ladder. He was taken to the office of a sugar refinery op- posite and was treated by Ambulance Sur- weon McCleary, who took him to the Fast_ ern District Hospital. It was discovered that a hole had been burned into the flesh Just under the heart. The electric current had discolored the skin, making a black belt around the body, beginning and ending at the hole in the side. The surgeon said Pearson's chance: of recovery are good. cos Sculpter Partholdi Coming. M. Bartholdl, the sculptor and originator of the statute of “Liberty Enlightenine ie Bt le ym Havre Saturday and is due to arrive in New York next Sunday. He is accompanied by his wife. M. Bartholdi will visit the world’s fair. which exhifition he so strongly advocated the time it was first proposed. There is on exhibition at Chicago his statues of Lafayette and Washington. He will also probably make a tour of the United States. Accompanying M. Bartholdi on La Cham- pagne are thirty delegates from the French government to the world’s fair. For that “out-o'-sorts f¢ Take Bromo-Selizer “Trial bottle 100. ipport the unconscious man, while TO RETURN SATURDAY. White House —Per- sonal Notes. President and Mrs. Cleveland, it is now thought, will not arrive at the White House until Saturday. The trip from Gray Gables to New York will in all probability be made of the White House are all ready for the oc- cupation of the family, and look ~onsidera- bly prettier and more attractive since they received the new decorations selected by Mrs. Cleveland before she went away. Thousands of sightseers pass every day through the parlors, and the mattings, which were clean when the summer com- workmen in the red room are engaged in giving the finishing touches to the ceiling, but the room will not be ready for use for several weeks or a month yet. Mrs. Cleveland has been watching with great pleasure the changes and alterations being made in her cottage at Gray Gables these last few weeks, which very soon will embody all her ideas of summer comfort by the sea. Mrs. Gresham, wife of the Secretary of State, who was slightly indisposed the earl days of last week, has quite recovered. en has been going about as usual for the last three days, Mrs. Bakmeteff will sail next Saturday Minar Groce oR a hth ws reece, re} er husban vho is the Russian minister there. She has been Spending the summer at Deer Park with her mother, whose health is much improved. It is now thought that the marriage of Miss Warder and Mr. Thoron will take place in this city immediately ufter the re- turn of the family from Lenox. One day ast week Mr. and Mrs. Warder gave a din- party onor of and Mrs. Nott Wholare making a visit tovthat resort. St The Misses Goddard are spending the summer at Hagerstown, Md. Miss Alice Goddard is at Blue Ridge, Md. Mrs. Virginia Wiley of 151 Carroll place Southeast has issued cards for the mar- riage of her daughter, Laura Wight Wiley, to Mr. David Lewis ‘Sandoe of Mifinton, Pa. The ceremony will take place at St. Mark's Episcopal Church, East Washing- ton, at noon, Wednesday, rember 6, after which the bridgl pair go west upon their wedding trip, taking ‘in the world’s fair at Chicago. thence to the home of the groom, where they will 4 some time. They ‘will return to Washington October 10, when they will go to house- keeping in’ their own home at 1206 North Carolina avenue, Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Dennis are now in Chicago, where, after spending a couple of weeks, they will go to Rankakes, Ti, to stay several weeks longer on their farm. Among the Washingtonians at Atlantic City are Mr. and Mrs. Geo. H. Getz, Miss Grace oss, Mr#. Miller, “Mrs. Babcock, Mrs. Chas. Kettler, Mise Muchieisen, Miss ‘Thompson and Mr. Dan Macarty. Miss Laura Morgan left today for Ocean City to join her sisters, Mrs. Johnson and Miss M . who are at the isle of Wight Cottage there. Mrs. G. A. Fox and Mrs. Buckingham and her two daughters have returned home much improved in health. Miss Rosa H. Anderson has returned home after a sojourn of four weeks in the valley of Virginia. Mrs. John Barr and son Robert after a few weeks’ visit to Chi will go to Denver, which they will make their future home. Mrs. Daniel Cover of Johnstown, Pa., is visiting Mrs. J. D. Lizon at 124 H street northeast. Col. and Mrs. Guy V. Henry have re- turned to Fort Myer from Ocean City, where they spent the last two months. Ex-Gov. and Mrs. Carroll are at Bar Harbor, where they are entertaining their friends'at dinners. Mr. and Mrs, Mattingly and 3ngs ‘Mat- tingly are at Narragansett Pjer. Mr. and Mrs. John McLean are otcupying the Drexel cottage at Elberon, N.J. Mr. and. Mrs. Pedroso are traveling in Switzerland and are now at Lucerne. Mrs. iroso. was formerly Miss Bergman, daughter of the late Bre, Macalister Laugh: ton of this city. Miss Rose Elizabeth Cleveland is at No. 172% Half street southeast, yes- ferday afternoon: Miss Bary Schroth und Mr. es T. Krause were married Rev. Mr. Facius of the First Ref France. roses. was. Miss Annie Ferber and the best man was Mr. Dick Wassman. resent were M Dietz, Miss Kosie Diets, Mr. and Mra, Fred Dietz, jr. Mr. and Mre. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. John Oser, Mr. ‘Mrs.John Ferber. Miss Grace Menchine has gone to As- Dury Park. Mrs. William M. Nelitzy and daughters Elsie and Linnie are at Fort Monroe. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hayden returned yesterday from Chicago. Mrs. Williamson, mother of Chief — wi Ue N., died Itimore A for burial. Mr. and Mrs. C. Maurice Smith have re- turned from a three weeks’ stay at Cape May. reams ee siono ALONG THE WHARVES. Potomac river freights are running low. The shipping season, so far as local stuff 4s concerned, is drawing to a close. It has not been an especially profitable summer with the regular lMne boats, but sul some money has been made. Profits have been slim because of the increase! number of craft. It is not possible to say which line has | made the cash. Each boat has its cliental, which sticks to it through sunshine and storm. Many of the old patrons refused to de oax. ed away from their favorite by new carpets and fresh gilding. If the steamboat com- panies would permit the public to inspect the books and read the manifests some in- teresting facts would be brought to light. Each boat upon landing claims, and every body will corroborate everybody else, @hat she swept the river of freight, and at many of the landings could not get more on board. The reason always given how the oth- er boat manages to get any ctuff is that we did not havé suffictent carrying ca- pacity to take on any m@e. These siate- ments are always made soberly. Canteloupes are done for, but watermelons are in full bloom. ‘The three-master Hopkins, to Alexandria with lumber, will load fertilizer at Riley for West Branch. The schooner Fred Haven is also teking on fertilizer for West Branch. The Augustus Welt, to the Independent Ice Com and the Sadie Sumner to the National Capitol Ice Company, are the Most conspicuous arrivals in port. ‘The famous old George Law, one of the oldest and best-known steamers on the Potomac river, is going to the how wows off the flats. "River people would lke to see her rebuilt and recommissioned. Capt. Dick Allen took the Mary Washing- ton to Occoquan Falls yesterday. Marine Architect Leonard J. Nelson has jans for several sailing yachts which will ready for next season. Mr. Bob Furgerson has returned from a down river trip. AT THE RIVER FRONT. Arrived. Schooner Sadie Sumner, Kennebec, icc, National Capital Ice Company. Schooner Augustus Welt, Kennebec, ice, Indepead- ent Ice Company. Schooner Blundon, Rap- pahannock, 50,000 feet of lumber, H. L. Bis- coe. Schooner Annie Maric, 6,00 feet of lumber, Libbey, Bittinger & Miller. Schoon- er Fred Havens, 40,000 feet lumber, Libbey, Bittinger & Miller. Schooner Kai ot kins, light. Schooner Uriah Horner, Heh, Ball’ ‘reek, wood, Carter & Clark. Schoon- er May Flower, Gray, Nanjemoy, wood, do. Schooner Odd Fellow, Kandrick, St. Mary's river, wood, do. Schooner Damascus, Per- ry, St. Mary's river, wood, do. Schooner Mary Ellen, Weston, Occoquan, wood, do. Schooner Minnie Titien, Jordan, Occoqan, wood, do. Schooner Austin, wood, do. Satled. Schooners Rising Sun, Lottie E. Carter, Hopkins, Damascus and Vixen. parcathe-aencnhasg The citizens of Toronto voted Saturday, by & majority of over one thousand. it runnii treet rails cars on Sunday. spain auet Zmiray sare,on SuRGRS Naples Saturday. The report that cholera had Secome spidemis ere and, chat seven er : The ‘paid admissions to the world’s fair Saturday were 164,23, and for the week a ii if af) i § 5 i M. Travernier greeted cordially, and did not hesitate to his mission: ? have just arrived im America—that is ‘to say, only a few days ago, after a most delightful trip across the ocean. You see, | am traveling comme And he pointed significantly to hiv wife who is a handsome young woman hair and eyes, and an unusually at- showed that the Parisians were as firm ever in their determination that the boulevards of their beloved cit; isfigured road. axarega During the afternoon M. Travernier and is wife went out for a drive with M. I Commines de Marsilly, first the French embassy here, and last they left for Pittsburg. Py | i B ; f Ri H 5 i i i i i i i : E £ g | f. § Hf i i H i 1} F i i il i It ue Ha ei] | +t i ; H ij Hy fi i i Hf & E ‘a : i & ; fe FA a i i a FF i , il ey i E | ; i | "5 i i ne i ee Ga ten will be at the Ni was to have the the | i s ° i 2 i i a2 ta ‘al iH il y English, aha ee ae es Se We oe Sans a ee ‘been on the Thames’ ‘Ah’ you mean the “‘Tems, said he a twinkle in his eye, and then I knew like the villain in the play I had been dis a Explosion. terrific explosion, followed curred in Louls. Goodbub's East Market street, St were asleep cn the wocont Ey hy parr pe trom death. Goodbub, Ir., ed. ‘The explosion probal ta by & can of oll, which took fire. Killed by Morphine Pits. hen John N. Wilson, mine owner poutcian of Carthage, Mo., retired to Seon a's of i 4 bade = po ye he cherrfully. Saturday night at & o'clock he died at the city sary from es ietcres kad =e fnside. On examining his clothis containing fifteen morphine found. His friends declare there reason for him taking his own life, he must have taken the pills for some ment and took an overdose. ber and Son. Near Trenton, Ky. Saturday night Pinke bs ixty- yeare, ’ jeadowrm, i overdose of jumphreys dre pist: ot mn and fired at Humphrers, Bat gamed wim. Bs" hew niet ani, Se his er, ing Humphreys an me aes shot, but was not hurt. Meadows surrendered himself and Humphreys was a but missed hi was struck by now In jail. Walting on the Cherokees Strte, speci: Guthrie, O. T., says: Wom pede of people are arciving ‘herokee strip open! arriving now are well fixed finen- but those who have been waiting on the line since spring are suffering how and will suffer greatly even if they do se cure a claim. A large majority of the peo. ple arriving are laboring under the beliet that they ‘will get the land free and are ted when, fiust pay 3.50 to S20 an ‘acre for all the addition to living on it five yeunt before they secure a title. inters Object to Tights. The ministers of Athens, Ga. arms against certain classes of att that come through Athens from season season. The ministers are against all kinds of theaters, but their espaci to such shows as “Zo-Zo, Fly” and thore of like nature: ored tichts, skirt dancing. bigh kickers and the ballet came in for a heavy criticiem at their hands, and the Put a stop to the performances. A. Loudon Snowden, late Unit: minister to sailed — Southampton are going to try &