Evening Star Newspaper, October 27, 1893, Page 11

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. C., FRIDAY. OCTOBER 27, 1893-TWELVE PAGES. FOR RENT—HOUSES. hei be FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR SALE_HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. ¢ eas Ar 3 s é Ce = if 8 kd « Fao? BR Re subse e ass Bs £23 L. at aw,’ Or “30°90 |Tei8 Tat’ ok be . 20.80 |745-47-49 and 51 Yard 5 3 ‘Conn re. tlats.ea., 716 1ath st nw. Bre fat — ‘st’ 8109 oe ana thet 1 aw do ela Put 'uw, ered. The: ecwninel by permit (roo 4 MA FISHER & CO. ourgdce cuir THOMAS Tr ER ROO. aw, Or 25. oc21 B. Hi WARNER & CO.. 916 F st. n.w. FOR RENT—1125 10TH ST. NEAR MASS. AVE. B.w.; Bandsome three-story double brick ile ing of 24 rooms; in thorough repair; with every ; two bath rooms: porches on every floor: stable for four horses. Rt WILSON, 406 5th st. nw. oc23-6t* FOR RENT_218 C STREET S ia Sr... 616 et ot 20, 7. . E., NEW SEVEN- legantly finished: electrte «coal vault a S213 an Cherry hills 4 (col)....9 1044 31st st st aw, office Fin 7 1319 F st aw. FOR RENT_BY R. 0. HOLTZMAN, REAL BS. tate and Insurance Broker. 10th and F sts. my Fee a8 EP nea i ; we i r 8 5 1k 4 a NF was bei FE s tee UNFURNISHED Prete (1£32 Florida OFFICES “Suz | Deatrabte rooms, | lantic Coast dailding.” all front meric es 1020 Cona ave, zeae. So 1028 Cont ae or) —————e FOR, RENT #020 HILLYER FLACK & SQUARE pa ye parlor, brary, Gining room and Wi. B. KING, Owner, 918 F st. FOR SALE—COLUMBIA HEIGHTS_NEW 9-KM. house, 1420 Kennesaw ave.; bested by furnace: open eg; handsomely finished; cabinet Mantels; first-class decorations. Apply ‘to owner, JACOB JONES, 2080 14th st. nw. oc27-2t* Cc st. 10 reoms ne, -_ GEORGE EMMERT ANTON i ana acing. aeal BUNSRRSSS Gre end $57.50. 1213 and 1215 B st. s.c., 9 rooms. Also Halls over 626 La. 'ave.. pear ali car lines: size, 20x70. SEMMES BROADBENT. e _ oy HOUSE. 615 6TH ST. N. back La Inquire 1909 F st. n.w.08-Im BUSINESS CHANCES. R SALE—HORSE, WAGON, sFABNESS Qo F inssomey “chon. 808 Mats nre-ocit3 a FOR SALE—AN ELBOANT, DINING, SALOON, Ii did cash trade: good Yong lease; cheap rea! pn no triflers need apply. strictly cash business; cheap for cash; owner has other business. Address CASH BUYER, Star office. oc26-Bt" ” ig ER te EE urer, |W to a medicine of merit, vatee wath tertimon =: f. PATENT M. B., Star office, cE EN ALL-AROUND BUSIN 10,000 IN SIX 25 rare on Sue fn in choice real estate notes; houses at Hoom ‘20, Wash. Loan’ and Sere! ‘land immediately ‘adjotutags” Sua FtD macadamized streets, ells for, from 5 16 r foot; only $500 cash required. Apply, to Wee aie a oe WANTED—TO CONFER WITH. SS party willing to pat mouer in valuable invention, Address mae Star office. oc25-8t* TWO MAGNIFICENT BUSINESS CHANCES FOR “GOOD, LIVE MEN. We have a client who desires to purchase a balf interest in an established, progressive real estate business. We have for sale a splendid livery busi- ness iu this city, doing @ thriving business. Owner wants to sell because of ill health. ‘THE BUSINESS EXCHANGE (G. T. Parker, Mgr.), a 131-182, W.L.& T. bidg., 9th and F sts, i gcamavTeg TO Fue or OT Faw days for a few dollars ‘a business which enables one te make $75. to $130 a mouth anywhere, HARWOOD, Room 2, 987 F st. nw. _ oc28-6t* FOR RENT—TO CAREFUL PARTY ONLY, Aa plano; 100, only; beautiful toned Hallet & Davis — choice pianos for sale; it bargains all. 811 9th ‘s For Of HET LABOR & sone at , 1339 141 Tae HST. J 1337 and Owner, 1833 14th o21. NEW SUBSCRIBERS TO “HOWE'S OFNPALLIBLE HANDICAPPING SYS, EM for balance of year, Write for it at once. reel advance payments, it! it vance \yment ; $45 net proat weekly. Safe, tical. year. parws of United States and turned uniformly each week. Prospectus with tabuls ‘istics and new special re free. 27, Brooklyn, N. ¥. eae E—THE FINEST TEA, CO! Mepice 4 mcaiies black and coffee ‘conservative, ‘prac- ‘Subscribers ih all its re- PERT ic AND TYPEWRITING — at STAR COPYING OFFICE, J. C. Pracker, Manager, Room 40, Corcoran bidg. &_Goop SARA FIRST-CLARS 3, central loca' and in thoroughfare; be sold very cheap within ten STAR A. K., Star office. i6-3m* = a for $1; watch mainspring, our wate j, watch mat $1, All cur work warranted ‘for one aps-tr FOR SALE—PIANOS. CONSTANT TUNIN oqured oy the five makes of PIANOS for which we're agents. Tune them at regu lar Intervals. (they'll be some. distance apart) and "no PIANO ia. the, world will give you fore or ae much satisfaction. Sold on easy SANDERS & STAYMAN, Pianos, 984 F ST. oc2T st. Bw. Solid walnut case: 8 stope, with double couplers; Patent extension music high top; fine tone: worth $150; new: — ¢ tT ments; great bargain; see it ett A magnificent piano; begets pew? = fall Str Stand: ‘finest tone and action; perfec der; worth ew; you can, have ib for $16; $10 down aud $5 imoutily: this time. oc2T 1225 Pa. ave. FOR SALE—A SUPERB UPRIGHT PIANO, USED but ttle; standard property of Sait suuieat ‘clerk, ‘wbo Will well i for WE CAN} IVE AS AN EXOUSE THAT MY are crowded for room, that we have reduced t! Prices of our planon 3) per cut: Bo ite cash we are after, pure and simple. One almost new u right plano, made by a reliable firm, finished burl walnut, thi fog burl walnut, three pedals arid Sart, Stop, 7th st. nw Oat WE WILL SELL YOU A MAGNIFICENT UPRIGHT Plano for $250, | wort moderate. THE PIANO EXCHANGE, 020 Pa. ave. GREAT BARGAINS—A FINE aS CABINET ae bart it. F. Fwalbecwen inn “03 FOR ie aeered HAND UPRIGHT PLAN as ood as new: $175 upward: second hand sel pSEIFERT CONLIFF. 417 11th st. aw. —— et FOR SALE—BICYCLES. _ SALE-CUSHION PSYCHO. $90; “COSH 360 toe DO, the gitar, Cash or install 1108 Est. guarantecd, “$116: ments. MeQUEEN, ee COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE—A DESIRABLE FARM OF 190 ACRES, from Warrenton, Va.: good outbuildings ant “factiities. Yor raising, 3,500" brotlers ‘yearly, and accommodations hens._ For particu- lars address BW. ALLEN, Bor’, Warrenton, ATTORNEYS. JOHN A. CLARKE, UGH: JAS. L.P ALEX. RY CLARKE. PUGH 3. MULLOWNY, Practice in the United States Supre Leta otic the United States ne the courts of the District: United States G Gout xt Gaima and before the Executive Depart i 3%, 13 and building: 402 "ett CAMPBELL CARRE Las eteter Taw, iunding, 305 st aw. West ington, D.C. Residence, 983 K st. mw. Pts Seswast ae seS0-tr FOR SAIE—AT THE LOW PRICE OF $4,750, + Fight io the center of the city, n.w., 2 squares 2 stories and Dasem " ok Minprors: ent; |; desirable for home or in- Yestment. ‘and see it. _it DAVID D. STONE, 804 and 806 F st. Bw. aoe TE BAND B''BTONE, 604 and 606 F st. nw. ean Aero $3,600—A VALUABLE conn house on Md. ave. “near igth st; ¢ roams ang bath; large parking. 1408 st. aw. SaLB_YOU C. BUY 807 MASS. AVE. N. | FOR SALE—328 SPRUCE ST, LE DROIT PARK, 2 950; ansere ‘was a better home of- | 6 rooms and bate, oe brick, bay-window dwelling; fered the money; a fine location on this fash- ae eo ow: TE. BROOKS, fonable avenue. 1t_DAVID D. STONE, 804 and 806 F st. n.w. FOR SALE_FOR 31.000 LESS THAN ITS REAL the city; beautiful new rooms, bath, conerete inet =e, Speaking Toes siectite batt ‘Brat-class as netghbor- hood; paved streets; only $6,800 OWNER, Room 14, Atlantic building. FOR SALE—THIS VERY DESIRABLE HOMES house has three stories and cellar; 8 beth heated by furnace and is very d G16 12th st. Bw. ae a @ desirable G FRANK L. HANCOCK & Cor. x i and G stn, NORTREAST. Borthwest; th has bee to | 020 G this will merit"imestigation ‘Arve ‘| BOW SALE—1129 Q 8T. N.E.; NICE HOUSE FOR N, 602 F's d colored peop Deon, $1,900#100 canb and $8 « months FOR SALE—ON HST. NEAR TTH ST. N.W.1| D¢%,,5;t0om house, water, gas, sewer being fontral location: 11 large. 12-toom brick: ample | 12th at. IRE L. HANCOCK & CO. lot; at a spectal figure open till 8 p.m. ocat 3t " BARNES & WEAVER, 6 ODF st. mw. | geo Cor, 18th and G sts, NORTHEAST. SALE OR a ee vs 5 , atte Bor m 10r £.4,500 6th Eases ave nr st 9g ear 0 . vr ne, 4. 000! Vist of fine residences in northwent Bt OSCAR W. WHITE, 980 F ST. N.W. For , aL VERY DESIRABLE NEW HOt ress-brick and Bae Git ye aig os Vee of Spee a itt frontal ele; 19x90 to Wit aes 608 14th For poten OWNER—A NEW STX-ROOM house; a.m.!.; 1828 Emerson st. n.e. 3 $2,750; $25 month. “Also a fine T-room dwell- near H st. at a terms. THOS, J. CLARK, 808 12th st. FOR SALE-$5,000 BELOW VALUE— A Valuable property On 14th st. near N. Y. ave. ‘Termns...$5,000 ‘cash. idalance favorable to buyer Present improvements will carry investment. E. C. BAUMGRAS, "Phone 789. (oc26) 1421 @ st., main floor. FOR SALE-NORTH OF DUPONT CIRCLE, A a barpainrents gucsee iid mort ans oy in; 8! gEMMIBS & BRO, oclé-1m ADBENT, 002 F st. FOR SALE—4 NEW Hovsrs ¥ CRI. _fice. WM. H. he Soe t SALE—A FINE DWELLING NEAR T THE DE- partments; ‘31,000; 9 rooms, kitchen and bath; a. H. M. MARTIN, FoR saLE— 6-room brick house payment. De! ‘ments. 1. M. MAR’ . 0c26-8t 1915 Pa. ave. n. For On SALEA. HANDSOME HOUSE: 2 “RooMS: Most ut! rtion of Cay fol tet factig government reservation: fa | EC lendid_repatr; i caline and a.m.1.; price. $5,000; A at. ‘NER, Room 5, 120! Pa: BARGAIN HUNTERS’ PARADISE— Those handsome e 8 and 9 room brown stone and Dress brick hou the corner of 12th and U sts. n.w. ‘tor $1,000, 250 and $7,500 each; prices to ecriy puyers at $250 to $600 reduction regular price. Two of the above, 2009 and 2011 13th st. aw, have parlors, dining room, Kitchen and ‘reception bal on first Soe, with t, airy rooms above; beautiful yard; furnace heat. ALSO 1113-1115 apd 1117 U st. n.w. (near 12th); 9 warze, commodious and cheerful rooms each; southern exposure; back stairs for servants. Ail of these houses have exceptionally fine interior decora- fone, electric bells, electric gas lighting appara- us, speaking tu! Home svekerss wiver'tired of house bunting should cag _ once. Watchman present constantly. Ey 2. Room Sioned MOST DE- te portion Minectoeet; ciety to cars; easy tected all departments; ‘test improvements, ‘Will sell cheap to immediate buyer and for v: small cash ee ting to rent. The If you have oo __buy. Room 5, yment und balance amounting t chance of a lifetime to get a tome, & little money saved come and “ave. Bw. For sale—sit iar ST. NE: NEW 0-200M Pressed brick house; newly papered; $3,500—$100 cash, $20 a ee ‘only one left. KL. HaNCocK & CO. tm NORTHEAST. cys L. HANCOCK & 0c20 . 13th and G sts, NORTHEAST, FOR SALE— FOR SALE— DO YOU WANT IT? 16,000 feet of ground; 264 feet south frontage; will take 22 houses 12 feet front; no grading; twenty-two cottages now built on north half of square; only five squares from H street cars, be- ing block 18, Isherwood n.e. Don’t want to sell, but must bave money, Address MASON COOKE, Owner, €25 Q st. uw. GEO. M. MYERS, Real Estate and 1505 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. oct FOR SALE—THE CHEAPEST LOT IN THE CITY, on @th st. n.w. near New York 100; a fine business alts. Se ‘at once on ET. BW FOR Sale ON COLU my COLUMBIA aE sear at owner is lea’ it ooai-6t" TYLER & ic ata reg fee pe nee oe ee 3 bome. MB Oth et. me. oclOimazt® ww MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN For EES @ ST. NE; NEW ¢6ROOM. pressed brick, stylish Buish; tossptien hall, large large ut: ‘cia ie ened, imps. : “ss. aan ik eft, were, ener see this house and you wit tc RANK L. HANCOCK & CO... 0¢20 oe 13th_and 4 sts. NORTHEAST. FOR RAT. ze HOusEe- 1220 84 st, tb, ar. 1,500 NORTH WEST. His ‘and bib Beet Dnt 5 rooms, each “oe. ;+ 1.500 NOUTHHAST. 1113-15 and 1117 Mw st, fb, 10 and 6r.85,000 2004 St, th. ‘Sr. 3,150 1219-1222 "Madison ‘st, oi and 408, Ridge st, Ci eens each... ‘The above is lon of the wy books. 8 Sa ra a office Tor bulletis — on the Ast and Sg. WAGGAMAN. som SALE-WELL BUILT WELL, ARRANGED new house; % rooms; bath, pant od cellar; large ciggeta; convenient; desirable, tion, N. HL rash “5 var BO Ge —. te most Price and — pest door, 2210. ries ae eclott” vere toy a “dealinble Tbome, reasonable. 624 Pease AT THIS CAREFULLY w.; elegant new house: stone front; ‘hot water beats every sonronience) ot basis, by om contract, y days’ labor. CENTRAL makes tous very aeatrables 15 rooms: _0c12-1m Say aun Joon zon ss) frortt; built od on 1" wodere Pate abunaa : bright, dry, coz) hiccenation Maven sie ag iD PRESSED- brick hor 10 roo i reerae a as cabinet ‘mantels, with elaborate ate Fa: parlors and tion (ball Gaished tiled _ bat! a ventible tuben, electric + states feat ana “avsnan Ete i ee J se. birable fon bleu goverament oicinis or then. bie. pelght rs TWEE, Room 8, 1301 Pena. aves SALE-NEW EIGHT.TOOM HOUSE WITH All od. twpe wo ues of care. ADDY Bit Tith st. ow. LADIES’ _GOODS. Byointed “9 ‘Dolls. ‘sccap a ftudies,. “Tors, ” Gold Pa Lanterns, &c. GOULD’ oth st. WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO I eee at home or by the day or week in families. We cut by the merchant tailor system; style apd nt guaranteed. Dresses made from $5 and upwar st. nw, ockt-6r® “MISS E CUNNINGHAM, MME. HUTCHINS Has OPENED HER DRESS. making establiehment at 1505 51 w., and Wil make the latest Persian styles’ at reason: able terms; call and see her. 0c16-1m* ESTABLISHED 1850.—F AGRET": ar tc, Mecca Petroleum—Prevents the {the hair and scalp tn a clean ‘od healthy See by W.S. THOMPSON, 708 15th st. For SALE—BRICR ies EAST CAPITOL; 8- ey GENESTR, S10 A ST. SE. WASHING. 3,10, rooms rd; ton, D.C.. 1 square ‘from F st. carn; curtains and Ailey; “cheapest in Bast Washington's | lscem dose up" ial fo ew cpreatae @ specialty; speedy purchaser OW OWNER, “1021 East “Capitol | goods hundl led for and oe25-3t* ocl2-1m* For SALE—MUST HAVE MONEY—WILL SELL | ACCORDIO: PLATTING-ONLY FRENCH PRO Fe sbotsent stetifice only ore of & row ‘of new | ceen this side ot $7,500 first-c! in the northwest; this fs | sent througho your ‘opportunity to secure a home cheaper than You can ever bud it; only about $1,500 jul time at only 5 per cent. Ad. ies tt ene Wats Box TBS! Sede ofhee-o23-4 R SALE—ONLY $4100 FOR THAT BEAUTIFUL "SEW STORE AND DWET! LING 1831 H ST. N.E. MODERN IMPROVEMENTS ° AND LE. 500 IN 5 YEA: BAL. 1405 F ST. N.W. SALE—GO AND LOOK ATTA SACRIFICE, that beautiful 9-room stone and press-brick front 1142 19th st.n.w. A BIG BARGAIN TO 4 QUI BUYER. CHAS. A’ SHIELDS, 145 F st hw FOR SALE — $4,000 ate SF one Grn Fen! . Si SHIELDs, 1405 st. a. NEAR B SE, 6 rooms a bath: bargain. easst” BARGAINS: Easy rooms; back buile mae ote ; Qu cellar; H pes = foquire ‘OWN, “i300 Bone. aes FOR SALE—OR TRADE—A LARGE HOUSE ON I st. opposite St. Aloysius Church; rented at $40 free of ineumbrance; would exchange IHIELDS, 1405 FOR SALE-NEW HOUSES; B. terms; 615 to 628 6th st. n. @ and'7 fot other house oF lot. CHAS. A. BI F st. nw. 0c25-3t FOR SALE—HOUSES, NORTHEAST AND SOUTH. east—6th st. ner B hie. Ca 9th st. near a3 4th st. Ren 10th st. af a mes Leyeres bet a .000; B near Oth,” $4,500, CHAS. A! F st. 0c25-3t OM 3-STORY BRICK ON ISTH near T; 3 rooms deep; cellar, parking and ex- cellent nelghberbons Brice,, $7,200; excellent ance to secure a home. A. J. WHITAKER, = 0c25-8t For SALE 2110 RST. X.W.; NEW BRICK: 9 and bath; steam fireplace pal ‘rooms cost $13,000. Wil ‘ington; 10 rooms and bath; fished in hard wood on Ist floor; large hall and reted ogee Jot €5.9x108; cost $14,000. Wilt be sold for $11 Apply to OWNER. 0¢25-6t Room 20, Wash. Loan and Trust bldg. it the buttonboles. G. W. a a or KccoRDEON: , SEIRTS. ‘WAIsTS done at short notice: also side plat ing “SIMON'S. PLATING 626 W. Lexington st., Balt! wanted in all large cittes. FINE WIITE AND BLACE LAC LACES DONE UP IN Gret-class Parisian PROFESSIONAL. PROF. CLAY IS THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED advertising clairvoyant, astrologer and medium in the city, Born with wonderful tle Fift if second “Tien, tells all the events of your life from cradle to’ grave, reveals teries, Fecovers lost property or stolen goods, points out your enemies your friends, brings separated together, with causes results, ‘tells = reams, lias family trou Stra jes, evil agers from other cjties and all io will save tithe and money by coming to right place at once, as he succeeds where others bave fafled. Convinces most ak ses only what poe All busloees ‘confidential. Sit- ngs, lours, 9 to 9. ‘Sundays. Resl- _dence, L, det. 4% a MME. I See CLAIRVOYANT T ASTROLOGIST: born with caul; gives names ‘ky dates: fells Bow to reiais ‘Susband’ or lor. Savioe oa love, business or health; for a short time; @ talle- man to all consulting her. 615 E u.w., Room % se4-Sw* MME. DREAMER, Rope ONLY CELEBRATED EN- lish and Germal ged x = elt; Tells ail ‘events of life. Spice yO pms ay. 10 a.m. to 8 pm rBbs 1sih at ee FOR SALE—NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE— Just, completed: | fronting 1834x95; : 1765, 1767 Madison st. Price reduced to $8,500 for ten days. Balance of $9,200. Bi , Owner, an elegant dwelling; Et every appointment. Apply to OWNER, at 2121 O st. ow. FoR SALE_OR " TRADE 1424 | R, I. AVE. N.W. large Landsome ous borhood; magnificent Tet for price of ground alone and immediate purchaser. Don't m! _5, 1201 Pa. ave. FOR SALE—3-STORY AND B. and bath, lot 202100 to alley, location n.w. Price, $6,750. 8-story 9-room English basement near Dupont Circle, furnace neat and a-m.t.. Price, $6,500, KAISER, 00 Fst ow. SALE—A eel DESIRABLE HOUSE, ON $15,000. Apply" CHAS. EARI MENT, 10 RMS. in a very desirable FOR SALE—$200 AND $25 MONTHLY WILL BUY jee new 6-room press-brick bay-window house ¢. section of city. Price, $3,000. ett. WATERS & THOMPSON, 1335 F st. n.w. MANICURE. PAYN, MANI (CURE, 1 AND OI |TROP- ‘3 1STH ST. N.W.—The came. ‘manufacturer of FINE | MANI and Giimorovist Coops some or WAN York.au23-tr OCEAN TRAVEL. ARTHUR W. KOBSON, G15 15th st. n.w. Telenhone 1664. Steamship, Pussenzer and Tourist Agent. ‘Tickets to Europe by all lines. Drafts in sums to suft, Foreicn Express (au) Custom House Broker. SALE— ap ‘ans NORTHWEST DWELLINGS. PRICE ONLY $9,500. Houses 2002 and 2010 15th st. n.w.; 3-story and basement; 10 rooms and tiied bath; hard ‘wood finish; easy terms. WESCOTT, WILCOX & HIESTON, 190T Pa. ave, and 6th and La. Houses open for inspection. FOR SALE— DECIDED BARGAIN oe E- w. INSTALLMENT ase rill buy the desirable 422 Bi Le 2. 0c21-6t iyment each month, oe tee and stone dwell Droit Park; price only pe WESCOTT, oc-21-6t WILCOX '& HIESTON 1907 Pa. ave. and 6th and La. & ane oe of Se Office hours 917 8th ow. = PROF. JOHNSON’ i GREATEST MIND reader; was Lge om, of pene: = aie the, events of uf jagomapels lov causes = herb doctors of rd Price Sos, from 8 a.m. to ll p.m. _9¢16-2w' MME, FRANCIS, CARD READER AND TRANCE medium.—Life Mondays and daily, 10 te 9. 406 EB. Cap. PROF. "FANTLEROY, . GREAT MIND, CARD AND Sos ‘of the hand reader; tells events of aie com: pels love. 1211 Del. ‘S.w.; bours, 10 to 7; _Sittings, ocl4-12t° ELECTRIC AND MAGNETIC TREATMENT. CAB- inet Vapor Baths and Massage. 508% 13th st. nw. Dr. SARA WAYCOTT. Competent operat- ors. Open Sunday. se20-4we MME. BROOKE TELIS ALL THE EVENTS OF Ife. All business confidential. Ladies and tlemen, S0c. each. Hours, 8 a.m. t0 9 York 6th st. treatment for catarrh ge: Promotes auccems in in lore, = bus emg 9 a. 1305 S to 9 find Tath B-w-aus0-em* = , 8D AND T STS. electric lights; aiionT TIME LOANS OF Ente AMOUNTS collate: call loans ct 6 tot per cme tn ipterest allowed on & CO., Suburban $2,500 IN HAND * first-clans securit $75 COMMISSION WILL BE PAID FOR of $8,000, to be ou a handsome Do YoU WANT TO BORROW $100 TO Pa Geel hanna ele tos have introduced of making we re HAVE 70 LOAN $50,000 AT 6 PER (CR RoE, ed real estate in the District of Columbia. rge amounts a specialty. Also will loan 75 Der cent of value, repayable in installments. worey TO LOAN AT. LOWEST RATES OF IN- terest 1m approved real estate tm any sums Geintds Ne delay. WALTER HACKER, Jy5-tt 4th st. nw. FUNDS FOR REAL ESTATE LOANS AT nA PER coat aotwithetanding the stringeacy the SeEYERR € RUTHERTORD, wot ot. a gg eg Regt gage! do bot Eall to get our ratte before beovew- Ne make loans oa furniture, pianos, horses, ‘&c., without removal oF, pablictty. at the lowest possible rates and in the quickest pos- sible time. Tanne con be paid tn in part or in full at any time to sult the ‘convenience of the borrower, and any paid ‘reduces the ‘cost of the lean {a propertion to the amount Tf you bave @ loan with other parties or have cor ture or other gonds oo time end the payments a little larger than con conveniently we Will take it up aad carry id. ing. bust. FasiINGTow MORTGAGE LOAN ©0., _ap22-tr st. MONEY TO LOAN =e ‘ESTATE OR OR FIRST- class security at lowest rates of futerest; no de ey yrhere the security te cond. pls 0. C. GREEN, 308 7th st. a.w. acaicerwon TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE AT Low- ‘est rates. ‘ASH'N” DANEN oO and Gets, to DANENHOWER & SON, cor. MONEY TO 9 LOAN AT 5 AND @ PER CENT on approved Dis rlet real estate: on dolar. _mho 1418 F at. MONEY TO LOAN Jn ums to sult, at lowest rates, on real estate security. FITCH, FOX'& BROWS, do 1406 G ot. a.m. ————————— PIANOS \NOS AND ORGANS. IF xo rUDIED IF YOU'VE STUDIED IF YOU'VE STUDIED ‘The many makes of PIANOS and the im- Provements of the modern plano over the 14 one, your selection of an instrument ‘will be made here. The WEBER, DECKER BROS.’, IVERS & BOND, FISCHER and the ESTEY PIANOS are moder tn every respect. What's modern in PIANOS is what's best. Call and try all five makes. The most marvelous musical invention ‘of the era is the “AEOLIAN.” It'll in- terpret any music perfectly. The ESTEY ORGAN nas displaced all other makes in the public estimation. You'll find it bere. SANDERS & STAYMAN, Pianos, 984 F ST., And 18 N. Charles st., Baltimore, THE POPULARITY OF THE KRAKAUER PIANOE ts due to 901 Deautiful tone. ae Op tale Call at TEMPLE OF sl easiness a. KUHN, Sole agt. 5 oc28 “ENABE Prayos. PIANOS FOR RENT. SECOND-HAND PIANOS, af f our own make, a a weed Wi KNABE oe 8 17 Penna, . WILLIAM C. FRISSELL, 623 6TH = Ww. Factory Piano Tuner and Pepa Orders “bj etory inia and. the Seti mail. Maryland and Vi: a prices. Advice given purchasers free of myl-tf es eee ee oy the Biusical Sifter the’ moat ania and wall bis igs of rare cases. rans cage more than 50 years. & CONLIFF, apl?-tr 417 11th st. aw. STEINWAY,, CHASE, GABLER, BRIGGS PIANOS, Organs asia Witeor & White’ Symphony tor or rent. DRvor's ‘Music Store, n20-tr 925 Pa. ave. DENTISTRY. DR GRAHAM, 807 TTH ST. in operative and sui Geatistry. Filling and tively without Ne ext gee hosigrgly # out —. ‘0 inexpert- Dey adalstants intrasted to prac oe, Sapcmapetent homing ered ly ao ood Extracting with gas or local ansesthetic. jean! 500. eth plating. — or i ‘TSe. crowns. crowns, $6. rery best-full set teeta, $7. ee GROSHON’S DENTAL ”ARLOKS, 1508 14th o.w. 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Conse- quently, during the progress of a long Speech that consumes a few hours of each day a week, the Record is embellished with such tantalizing phrases as this, which ap- peared in the Record of this morning: “Mr. Stewart's speech will be published entire after it shall have been concluded.” This seeu.ly phrase covers a multitude of “senatorial courtesies." The debate of yester- day afternoon, which was punctuated by a passage between Senators Stewart and Pal- mer, may never go down into history just as it occurred. There is likely to be con- siderable revision. A Hot Passage of Words. It was a hot passage, for it related to the hereafter, the fate of wicked statesmen,and the punishment of ignorant financiers. Mr. Stewart held up a frightful picture before the gaze of the Senate as a warning. Sen- ator Palmer aided by turning on the cal- cium light and Senator Hoar gave further assistance by regulating the gas. Senator Stewart had been quite as unin- teresting as usual, until he came to talk about the act of 1873, which pee yd silver, and has therefore been regarded by the western Senators as the climax of crime. Mr. Palmer, who has an extreme jot for questioning Mr. —_—s neighbor if it was not true that woes tor for that iniquitous measure. Mr. Stewart never flinches from a ques- tion. He seldom answers, but gives an ex- cellent imitation of replying. So he said that he had voted for the bill, but that he did so in ignorance of its real nature. “Every Senator but one,” he called o: looking significantly toward the desk Senator Sherman, “was deceived. No man who voted for the bill knowingly will over be ayo, either in this world or the next.” Sheol and Purgatory. “How about thcse who voted for it ig- rorantly’” Mr. Palmer asked. “They will all go to the bad place,” was the answer. “If they had the means of knowing what was in the act they ought to have known it.” “I am tol@ that it was printed,” Mr. Palmer remarked innocently. “Yes,” Mr. Stewart admitted. Then he turned on Mr. Pslmer and said fiercely: “Do you know all that is printed?” “No, I Go not,” Mr. Palmer admitted. “Here's a pile of printed matter,” said Mr. Stewart, pointing to a large package on his table. hat do you know about it?” “I think,” Mr. Palmer mildly remarked, “that if those who favored that act go to those who voted ~ A isnorantly cught to go to purgatory, at least.” “Not at all," said Mr. Stewart. “Why hould a mun go to purgatory who did not sin wilfully? There must be evil intent in order to commit a crim: “There is such a thing as criminal ig- norance,” Mr. Paimer suggested. “If I am guilty of criminal ignorance tn that matter,” said Mr. Stewart, “I will have such a goodly company of Senators and members to go with me that I will be willing to go to the bad place with them.” Senator Hoar Chips in. This colloquy had gradually interested Senator Hoar, who had been pleasantly en- gaged throughout the afternoon reading ao red covered book from the Congressional Li- brary, and when this point in the discus- sion had been reached he moved over to the region of Senator Stewart, and, getting &@ good chance to chip in, asked in a stage whisper that barely reached the galleries: “If you go to the bad place tn punish- ment, do you expect to finish your speech there?” Then he turned and bexmed through his with the conscious air of a man Who had said a good thing, but his com- cent manner seemed disturbed when Mr. tewart, turning fiercely around at his tor- mentor, retorted: “Well, if I finish it there I am sure you will be there to listen to me.” It is an open question as to just how far e ruthless blue pencil of the editor will run through this interesting bit of per- iege.