Evening Star Newspaper, November 30, 1893, Page 11

G STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1893-TWELVE PAGES FOR RENT_HOUSES. FOR RENT—HOUSES. GRANT PLACE; 10 RMS., is &e.; newly papered and painted $5. Brick 1425 sth st. n.w.; 11 rooms, bath, &e. rent only $35. Brick 1529 Sth st. n.w.; 9 rooms, bath, cellar, furnace, stable, &e.; $15." ALBERT FP. FOX, 920 F st. aw. Be-3t 1206 Md ave ne, Gr. .$1 908 9th st nv, store..G0 G16 N nw, 7 rs. 1531 Sth ow, lOr.....50 2038 E nw. Gr 1529 Sth nw. Or. 45 G13 4th ow, 1425 Sth ow, Yr. 1210 125 38 Willow Tree -2| Store stab and It ow. a 4 n29-3t WOR RENT—1222 F ST. N.W., every Way for a first-class restaurant; the prop- erty cousists of ove large room on ground floor ani four good-sized rooms on 2d and 3d floors; the homse will be reated a8 a whole. For terms, &e., apply to Dr. WM. MAY, 1828 Jefferson ce, before 11 a.m., or W. C. DUVALL, 925 nzs-at* SEW JERSEY AVE. stories and basement: ‘at the corner. MILLER & C 305 FOR RENT 337 AND 439 e.; new brick residences: - 6 ROOMS AND ‘mo. Inquire 1701 6th B49 90M BRICK ® per mont! Inquire of D. J. MACARTY, 901 V st. n.w. 28-3¢ For 5 IVY ST.. ONE DOOR FROM XN. —? pind ad trick house; @ roo: mi sis. JOUN MILLER & CO. 505 E st. nw. RENT- wemith water and Inguire oo premises. ns FOR RENT—BRICK HOUSE, . rooms and cellar: large side yard and near cor. East Capitol st.; $20.50. GEO. F. HARDIN, azs-3tt 219 Pa. ave, FOR RENT 1233 N S ROOMS AND bath; bey-windowed brick; 3 stories and base- good order. Apply to CHAS. C. DUNCAN- SON, 9th and D sts. n.w. n28-3t AND BEST ws im the ity, tains 10 rooms aad stable, 2 stories, 4 ; purty renting house sire. Apply to CHAS, Uw. O28-3t ME CORNER rooms and bath; ed. $150 per mo. R. HODGES, DUNCANSON, FoR RENT- FURS! house, 12th and © sts. aw steam heat and f For permit to inspect 9th and D sts. HED HANT 1 n2s.6t 1207 F st. a.w., 2d floor, For _RENT— (1225 M ne. 7 24 oth 25.50 413 I ne. 172 50 417 T ne. TA Fine MP 1235 O ne 1231 H ne. Hyattsville “eo t - 882 Sth ne. . 26 P st ne. 20 WATERS & THOMPSON, Gra 45 Good Hope Park, ROOKS, 616 12th st. 5 is} ng0-10t c D. LIEB FOR RENT—528 18TH ST. N.W., 18 ROOMS AND 3 baths; im good repair and at reduced rental. ns ee Del MANN, 1903 F st. nls-12t° For RENT—2D AND A N.E., NEAR CAPITOL, 3 elegant new 11-room houses." Key at 147 A st.n.e. 108 FOR RENT—726 13TH ST. 2 baths: repair; $65 mo. C. D. *t -W.; 10 ROOMS AND LIEBER- n20-10t FoR REN | 2 baths hb; low rental. n20-10t East Capitol conveniences; Ina - 416 Sth st. large stable and RMANN | FOK_RENT—i09-11 G ST. N.E; 6 ROOMS AND LIEBERMANN, \, 1303 F c D. 12TH ST. N.W.; 10 ROOMS AND yard; low rental. C. 1303 F st. FOR RENT—ONE OF THOSE HANDSOME NEW elsht-room houses, with bath, corner Sth and tx; ail modern improvements and elegantly fitted ire at office of FRANK I. BROWN- ‘out; $25 per ocl6-3m FOR SALE—HOUSES. RAILROADS. WINTER RESORTS. HANDSOME NEW LLY SITUATED; ATTRACTIVELY BUILT; FINE STABLE. J. n29-3t WIMER, 608 13TH STREET. REAL ESTATE, FOR SALE—DESIRABLE PROPERTY, N.W.; A 3-story brick; modern improvements; stable in rear; lot 283x101 to alley. modern improvements; lot 22x06 to alley. be sold reasonable to an immediate purchaser Address HL Q 8T. > setth estat SAL very desirable ‘two-story “and Also 7-room frame: Will on RS, Star office. EAR 16TH 8° basement A ick dwelling, containing seven rooms and every con- venience; cold storage and extra storage room. 14 feet 4 inches front. at a very low Pls to n29-6t fa This house will be sold re if disposed of at once. Ap- OMAS J. FISHER & CO, 1324 F street FOR SALE—MAGNIFICENT HOME SACRIFICED, 11 rooms, bath, pantry apd cellar: 3 stories and English basemet eluding cedar ant at $1,200 per rear: located near 16th and $2,500 cash re only NIX, 1331 F st. oxets: aw, : every known conventence, in- rented to permanent ' ten. quired. Apply to W. 8. Sas! FOR SALE—PIANOS. NER: Ss. bang” on a new Upright Plano. Buy a Second-hand one to learn upon. We will close these out at once: SMITHSONIAN, $10, FROM $50. Re CHICKERE WISE & BRO., BACON & RAY HALLETT & DAVIS, ‘Bradbury, PIANO BARGAINS FOR SPOT CASH. Eprisht, slightly used, for only F.G. SMITH, One handsome $160; cost new, IKNKRANTZ, $15, FROM $65. $90. ‘$100, $53, FROM $115. . $55. FROM $125. 225 Pa. ave, ta FROM $150. 3 LARK, $50, FROM $110, n30-tr One magnificent tpright, used but four months, only $200; cost $425: owner sacrifices for cash. A handsome large Upriz! halt cash. balance to eu tent Grand, new, for $250, ‘These are exceptional bargains. See them. THE PIANO EXCHANGE WAREROOMS, n29-3t 913 Pa. ave. Price, if they go ney EXCELLENT IN The v ents protect t nl10todel Terms very et payments tha One second-hand 719 7th st. n. SPECIAL BARGAINS IN SQUARE P' DECKER Bros." improved upon and cannot be equ thelr superiority. IT IS A SELFISH MAN this week. é 913 ‘ONE AND TOUCH. PLANOS: he parts in them thai ‘hat we can sell you So small can we you wi Organ, $35. One nearl, GREAT BARGAINS—A FINE NEW grand upright plano; used 175; will buy it. F. WHO KEEPS AL! Here is a good thing in an 1 not miss the mon NOS. carved legs beautiful Handsome Chickering Square Piano, and lyre, full scale, splendid tone, only $125. Cost Rew $700. Stool and cover go with it. Another Chickering Square Ptauo, « instrument, for only $15; worth "8150; ‘see it. $10 Monthly payments, oF cash, with ‘discount, Ve are seillt ing out all our square pianos ut half THE PIANO EXCHANGE WAREROOMS, Pa. ave. cannot be jed. Pate ive them Sold on easy terms. SANDERS & STAYMAN, Pianos, 934 F 5 FOR SALE-A SUPERB UPRIGHT P with us to settle an esta’ Year ago: can now be had gain. THOMSON'S MUSIC D at $190, make the ly new Or- 10 WORCH & CO., 925 7th, st. + tuned and moved. n25, Bl only a short time; WALDECKER & CO. oc2-tt ” FoR RENT-TEN NEW 400M Bic ON Street near 4th and M water and running white people » Or, Tal. $1 1328 H. P. sw, 5r.. 8. M14 Ist sw, Sr... 2! Apply to J. HARRISON JOHN 28-3 & SOD - 6. BRICK; 3 APITOL ST.; § ROOMS, conveniences; nicely pas next door. SALE-TWO NEW AND VERY muses, corner Sth and B sts, 13 rooms, two baths; steam and fur- + $60 and $70. S. HO WALKER, 420 : nd ered. FOR RENT—or DOUBLE STONE AND cor. Linden and Trumbull sts. n.w., above Le Droit Park; 8 large, bright rooms: beth ard cellar: m.t » rounds, stable 2nd 3. R it. aw. T. LEIPOLD, s.w. cor, 13th FOR RENT—U Hotel ceatraliy cated, 80r. 1429 Q st nw, Sr. 1154 17tu 1419 20th 214 N J ave se, 16r. 1381 G st nw, 16r. 1344 19th st nv, 1 1525 © st aw, § 1409 20th st’ nw, 1911 N st nw, 10r 1009 Ht st nw, 9r. 1244 Tith st nw, 10r- 225 R st ne, Or... 2a st, st & dw. Gr. 1213 Pa av nw,Sr,fat_100 1625 Mass av nw, 12r.100 100 1333 G st nw, 10r. $406 U st nw, I4r. 1426 N st nw, 12r. 1534 28¢1 nw, 121 1731_R st nw, i3r.. 82) Sth st uw, st 1418 33d st nw. lor. . 233 R st ne, 10r. dw, 10r. 8 N st nw, Sr, 1214'F st 1140 2ist st ‘nw, Sr and 4th floors 1235 12th st, Sr. 618 EB 2022 T st nw, 9r. 1626 S st nw, 13r 1724 14th st nw, Tr 616 F st nw. 22r, IZ 16th st 1850 Wyoming av.15r 1913 N st ow, 12r. 1622 19th st ow, Lir. 1634 Lith st nw, Sr 12A7 12th st nw, Sr... 1911 7th st nw, st & dw, 4dr... 5.N ¥ ave uw, Goz E st nw, 11 1439 Chapin st, Sr. 1400 Chapin, 12 2006 Q st nw, —r. 2) 2020 Hillyer a 1 B&Q fats, 20thsé jo RRS $06 Fst ne, Or. ®z1 G st ow, 1906 16th st nw, 6r. 608 27th st owifat?,31 2023 Hillyer pl, 10r. 1920 Sunderland pi, 1222 H st ow, T20 1Tth 416 Elm st. LeDrPE, 10th st nw, --- 216 Ist st aw, 10th nw, 10r. . .66.1 1st st sw, 20th st nw, 10r. D Ist st sw, 1513 O st nw, 10r. WB G st, 9. 405 ith st nw, 2r 2100 G st ow, T2r 1506 P st nw, ior, @6 H st nw, lr... .. 1311 2ist st nw, 9r.-- 3 Ist st sw, Ist st sw, 8 1819 14th st nw, (rr), 4r.. 1 1507 Union In rear of ave, several tlats,ea6.25 40 | NISHED. -509 | DeSales st nw, 12r..$150 K st nr 18th nw, 16r.375 2929 Lith st nw, 177.150 Li st nr 15th nw, 28 19th st nr Q nw, 10r.125 Mass av&Seott cir.14:350 © st nr 20th nw, 10r_ RB Lav nr Ct av, 1788322 st nr M nw, T st nr 18th nw, 15r3t3.38 N J av nw, i2r. Vt av & L st nw, isrc00 Hillyer pl nw, ‘Or. Mass av nr 18th st lvth st ar K nw, 8. nw, 18r....-.......200 Sunderiand pl, 10 Conn av nr N st, 216 N J ave nw, K st mr 212th nw. 15r.390 1709 Corcoran st’ a Coun ave nr Ry 18r. (275 Mass ave nr’ Scott Cirele, 13r.. -.25 Most or ith ow. 13r. se. «2+ 208.83 BT av or 13th st ow M st nw, ‘Or. SOT Maple av nw, Riggs nr 18th st’ nw, 200) 173 13) ry 1765 Pst, Hr NE cor NH ay and Corcoran st, 13r..166.67 lat and © sts nw, lorise 211 N Cap st, 20r-. 1824 F st nw, basem"t$i5 Be cor 12th and F sts nw, ently third Pa av and iith wo 1149 21st st ow, 3319 U st aw, 2 1906 16th st nw, 6: Q st or 20th nw, 9r..—— ICES. 1420 i Pa ave, 3d floor.$35 Pa av nw, 4th £1.35 4, B15 12th nw, 2r Ist 91.45 st bet R Se cor 12th and F sande. sts nw, 2r, Sd floor..40 BW, several ‘TBR Tth st nw, Ist and st hw, several 2d floors Ee ne offices 1420 Pa ave, 2 Sw cor 11th and E, 732 7th st ow 1201 NY ave: 1718 14th 17 A st 2105 14th Ith st nw., Lith st nw $15 L4th st nw (rear).15 1514 L st nw (rear). ..14 ; 18 ROOMS; EXCEL- hot’ water on "3 floors; newly papered; redu-ed ‘ory parties. Key at 2313 nz2-Ste Duncan st yeland, Gr. & BATCHELDER, thand @sts. nie" 3215 4x (col). 226 X aw, 10r, 1809 2sth uw. Or. 108 E st se, Sr 0 G st, 12r..... ry nitr For house impry: JOuUN __HORSES AND VEHICLES. _ FOR SALE—$100 store; owner has H st. s.w. FOR SALE 6 CO ny. ble sorrel horse: sold for want of For made coach ha _ave. mw. A BU WILL BU Ro more use for it. CPE ROCKAWAY G yrs. old: use. Call 00 B si SALE-A HANDSOME PRIVATE OUT! cousisting of almest new brougham; cost $1,500; also a pair of coach horses and fine set of hand: 3; WI be sold at 5 COUPE lettes, 3 landaus. oue set double and single bar- ness; ali in good order and the price low. COOK & JARBOE, 3295 M st. n. FOR SALE—AT A SACRIFICE—A STYLISI, ) without a biemish A FIRST-CLASS horse, wagon and harness; suitable for grocery Apply. are PIT. a sacrifice at J. G. BOWEN’S LIVERY STABLE, 627 N. Y. n28-iw BUGGY HORSE FOR HIRE THREE MONTHS lor his care; wing and good « Address H. '¥."H., Star ofice. ani cheap this Week. mare: kind and Apply DUGAN'S FOR SALE riage horse: a fault. Apply 428 Sth st. nw. FOR SALE-NEW SALE-20 1 ness. 1 0 Obio lets. enough without whip "Phone No. 226. rived from Lesxingtom, Ky.: 1 pair of chestnut sorrel trot a mile in 2.50; 2 coupe horses, 4 driving horses; all well broke im single and double har- Surreys, $68. & JARBOE. 3295 Mf —_——— 2018 I st. nw. FOR SALE—A HANDSOME DARK SEAL BROW) for lady ‘to drive; fast 7 years old: for onl; gentle STABLES, 3307 M st. COUPE OR FAM tly sound, gentle an BOND & & t ROCKAWAY, 2 S ducement for cash. E. orses, 1 bay ave. M st. nw. FUR SALE—BLACK HORSE. § YEARS OLD, good worker, driver or rider. and sound; will sell n27-5t Sto. nli-lw ILY Car nd without coupe rockaways, 1 light coutelette, sleighs,hotel "bus aud largest’ stock of spriug and Lox ‘agons in the city from $60 to $200. This is a great in JAS. K. pri 1230 OBEY, S2d_ at. horve, can n25-20 FOR SALE—TRAPS, BUCKBOARDS, SURREYS, buggies, business. miik and dayton wagons, coupe. up. Daytons, $49 up. COOK oe12-3m PRO FESSIONAL. | SPERIIUALISM_M ffford the outlay or spir gentleme ‘Test el 1 PROP. reliable, —g: veals bide specdy mari are in doubt. All in trouble Business _confiden' PROF. JOHNSON all the event: separated; 6-49 ance of this year, ® to ¥. Open Sunday. reader; was sworn by doctor of Chicago. Sundays,9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Price, 50¢. RS. E. Me will Realizing that times are hard and that many Who desire to consult her feel that they M ell will, for price of ittings to one dollar for ladies or le at her residence every We evening at 8 o'cl jock. CLAY, OLDEST EST. ‘ABLISHED, ONLY ne astrologer ard medium in this city, life from eradle to grave, Interprets dreams, re- mysteries, finds lost property, causes points out enemies trom friends, gives success In wusiness, removes family troubles, evil influences. onsult him on business, love or anything you Convinces skeptical: never failed. Satisfaction gueranteed, and natural-born cl s brings separated call. tial. Sittings, 50 cent Gtk sw. = nao-et" MASSAGE TREATMENT GIVEN BY EMINENT French masseur. ‘T. MARTIN, 1003 E st. nw. Oftice hours from 5:30 t m. IS THE Gt : compels love 9 489 H st., bet. 414 and ATEST MIND four judzex of Chicago; tella brings back uses speedy marriages; great herb Hours from 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. IL, CLAIRVOYANT and Test Medium, 1914 Pa. ave. nw. Ladies and gentlemen will find a visit to this wonderfully gifted medium a revelation of con- Stantly succeeding surprises; sb, by the hand and read the iamo® secret of your heart as though it were a printed page; she will give you competent and truthful advice on all of business, personal or ¢ take you ¥ cannot the by lairvoyant iairvoyant, ‘your together, 8. Hours, 7 Sth a. ELECTRIC AND LENORE, ¢ planet life reades ni3-18te MME. FRANCIS, medium.—Life ME. DREAMER. giish and Germai iol baths for rheumatism best advice in business and moatrimon; tion guaranteed; ladies, T5c.; gents,$1. 813 9 n.w. MAGNETIC TREATM. ‘ELEBRATED PHE reveals past, p CARD READER AND from cradle to, grave. Monday and Wednesdays at daily, 10 to 9. 406 E. Cap. st. 8 p.m. THE ONLY CEL n astrologist in TRANCE Circles FOR SALE—A_ DESIRABLE HOUSE OF 20 ROOMS one square trom Dupont Circl bargain if sold immediately, in n29-8t* A. D. Can be sold at a ADDISON, 808 17th st. FOR SALE33 PER CENT INVESTMENT—SIX 4-room bricks; $750 each; rent, GORDON & BRU. 918 F FOR SALE—$1,050—$20 CASH S new 6-room frame cottage; front and rear lust one left. old. GORDt lot, 7,500 sg. i: RRO.. 918 F st. $20 MO? GORDON & n29-3t* FOR SALE—AN OPPORTUNITY TO OBTAIN A 10 per cent investment; 8 G-room houses on H near 13th st. pay better. only $5,000. nZs-3t 3 rented for $16 euch; easily converted into business property, Don't mies this, which would e for the three WARNER & CO. 916 F st. n.w. FOR SALE-1121 6TH ST. -W., &STORY AND cellar; 10 rooms and bath; pupered. throughout; renting for $50 n28-St FOR SALE-CHEAP, IF TAKEN AT OD two-story and basement, and prese-brick houses on 11th st.’ 6 Address SALE, Star office. FOR SALE FOR of thore month; E. T. CH. bet. Land M KAISER, 930 F Ww, ‘CE—ONE brown-stone near B. n28-8t 300D BUILI —ON iug lots or Columbia Heights ground, several well- located dwellings in the northwest. no28-3t DAVID D. STONE, 806 F st. nw. FoR SALE— NO CASIf PAYMENT. $20.00 PER MONTH. ‘We are instructed to sell immediately, without a cash payment, window b if necessary, houses; € rooms ‘and bath; beautt- three new bay- fully papered and decorated; all modern conve- iences and improvements; range, latroty tric lighting a $3,500. Tocatio Agent hells; m0 Te Droit FP ._ elec. vestibule doors, &e. “Price, L.’ W. WEED 1 Mutual Building and York, 509 11th st. ALE- BY ‘The tinest houses AUGUST DONATI, @t1 TUM ST. ear the Deaf Mute College, immediately fronting its beautiful grounds, have been placed in my bands for sale; they have a frontaze of 20 by furnace; electricity; f cabinet beautifully stories and ‘cellar: heated mantels: gas lighted by papered; clegant wood- work; 10 rooms and butler’s pantry. The price fs but $5,700 the purchaser may desire. seen to be appreciated. SALE-WTH ST. N. SS story and base to alley, which this. $2,560 per annam, with exc lots. Apply CHARLES EARLY, im For FOR SALE—PIN YOUR THOUGHTS HERE— OSCAR W. for eae! men Cean house, and the terms as ‘These houses must be nay ". BET. T AND K; 2- 36 rooms: lot 14.6x100 ‘at a sacrifice. Look at 920 F st. uw. n27-4t A HANDSOME COR- renting ange for houses or GOS 14th wt. nw. A valuable corner near McPherson Sqnare On which the richt man can make A FORTUNE. sh—balance in 10 years. Property under rent and will carry investment. "Phone 789. and p. now ready for occupanc: once; corner rooms each; trie I spection, n25-1mo oR SALE THOS ami and cabinet’ mantels ‘ting; heated by hot water; open for in- HH. L. MAN) (n25) house, E. C. BAUMGRAS, 1421 G nw. PSOME NEW STONE J. ave, nnd Ww. take your selection at 12" rooms.” the others, 10 open fireplaces: fine titling beautiful chandeliers: elec 384 Ind. ave., owner. For SAnb Ok TRADE—1524 BR. 1. AVE. N.Wa large Landsome house; a.m.l.; fasblonable neigh: horbood: wagulficent lot to 80-foot alley; will sell for price of round alone and include’ house to fmmediate put 5, i201 Pa. a Dbrown-stone and press-hrick | front; relaser. ve. Don’t miss this. Room oc21-3m cE NEW i large cellar; tiled vestl: bule: finished tn natural wood; lot’ 90 feet deep to 20-foot alle} spect this car one ly; terms most reasonabl st. D.w, desiring @ home should tn- key next door: price and HL RUST, 624 14th FOR SALE ~ HAD brick dwelling, EW THRE 19th st. mw.; thirteen rooms and bath room; all latest tprovements; carefully built and first-class inspection. apply to TYLER & RUTHEL Sw* FOR SALE—THAT REAU house, with ali modern improveme st. and South Carolina ave. terms. Also 6-reom house, mort. aE FOR houses at the $7,000, ‘impa. GE * prices. terior decora 1201 Pa. av inet mantels; electric walks a ni3-3in FOR SAL 633 and 635 G cellar FOR SALE— Oregon av R st. near S st. near 3 N st. K_ st. bet. ‘These hous: n24-10t FOR SALE 606 F st. nw. 1.; near _606 Fst. nw latest conventer latest bells and electric bath, also ‘special treat Facial steaming. ni4-Im* MISS CORINNE I or at my room: THE HOsFORD M for rheumatism and all nervous troubles; ment tor cetarrh and Massag oor LOWE, 1521 10TH § massage treatment; head and face a special treatment given to patients at their residen-ee as they may prefer. 918 Hi st. hay fever, aw. N. n4-1m® DR. & powerfa the remedies le who are B23-1m* Gray established Established 1-1m Oe31-1mo* lack of ambit y equal to this cordial. early forty-five y STRANGERS, TAKE NOTIC! treat all diseases, Devility, ‘weak, on Aserable, advertis! 45 years, t in this yeurs at 906 INVIGORATING CORDIAL IS erve Stimulant and Tonic for Nervous rvous Exhaustion, Paralysis and that Neuralgia, nd zest ‘there is no It has been tn use rs in this city.v0G B s.w, -DRS. BROTHERS Xo cure, ; ST RELIALLE AND ‘of sll class of letharsic, with is ud ESTABL SUPERIOR QUA Prompt delivery bw. COAL AND WOOD ETAL. L st. raul ler cover, "Phone 46. n25-1 George L. Sheriff, n1S-eo10t FOR SALE1438 SST. N.W. and pressed-brick house: 10 rucins path, applian ws; steam heat; large yard high goverument ofticials Z . 1Tth 16th ‘st. bet. 'T and U sts 15th and 16t sts, are modern, FORK SALE_NEW Hest. ; month, Including interest. STURGES & i FOR SALE-FINE delightfully located northwe > pri . (No. 4.) TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1307 F st. . for $4,300, on easy terms. NT, 1316 B st. ew. ALE—THOSE MAND cor. and ‘tions, Watchman constantiy pre tiled Ow st. and little cash required. ESTATE PARLORS, 1630 16th st. Take red herdic. 2 1TH ST. brick, English basement. front; a.m.i.: must be sold. STURG! ar 1 PAYMENT, BALA and bath brown-stone and brick house; & from heart of convenience NEW CORNER DWELLIN und personal supervision in eve spect; house open for For furt ars and price RPORD, 1307 F st. L DOUBLE COR, cor. 4th : $5,500, on easy built’ and alt Apply_to it-2w* IME S$ AND 9-ROOM ad U sts, nw. for ch; prices to early 1th buyers at’ $250 to $500 reduction from regular These houses h: exceptionally fine in- ric mppliances, ete. eat. OWNER, Hoom 5, nis-3m vestibule; granolithic wide: y desitable property for Con room suit parchasers.” WIIGHT a. “ n24-6t ‘Coun. “ay + 30,000 built within the past mantels; gas lighted by onable” neighborhood, articulars at REAL 6-ROOM beautiful & MOORE, nld-1m $3,400 n4-24t* :: FOR SALE—1296 Gs CEI- Jar; 3 rooins on floor; ‘¥; south newly papered: ) cash, $25 per FRANK L. SOCK & CH. Cor. 13th and NI is i. $6,500: COST BUILD "E MONTHLY: ity; om N st. nw, pinet mantels; electric ; farnac open tire- fil events of Hfe. Office hours. 9 a.m. to 9p.m.;| Places: tiled bath room; 4 roous ou floor; lot a. ¢ 20x10: handsomely decorated: key ut ms office. ee te ie ee ee: fee CHAM We i? dio ‘Teh naw, ME. RE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF WE HAVE GENUINE BARGAINS IN ME Ai tetivens tenkdentinl. ‘Ladies aaa xen. | Docthiwestern improved real estate. Call oa. Ue tlemen, 50e. each. ‘Honrs, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. 005 | for prices and © property for res- New York ave. m.w., near 6th st not-ime | Mence or investment, for Income. a MICATED ELECTRIC VAPOR oo ose 2 1407 F st. bow. SALE if ‘desire $5 a month, w st. bh, 903 11 st, 1222 Ist. fh, 1519 P st, bb find 2 houses i 4 each. 2217 13th st, b i, Gr. 2013 S st, bh, m4, Gr. 1738 1 st ow, m i, Vr.. The ‘ahove Is o1 1123 2Oth st, bb, 2 my books. “FOr full ix wexned ow the Ist and i5th, it ot ia rr, fb, Tr. .5,000 ~ 1922 and 1924'Sth si = 4,400 bh, DESIRABLE HOUSES AT $1,600 TO 000 in West End Park, on monthly payt also lots for sale at $200 to $400, ut ents Interest. Rare opportunity plats and circulars, address G st., opp. patent ottice. bh, = -11,000 ave, b 10,000 0 x HOUSES NORTHWEST. » 1128 Gth st. bhi, Gels 1406 Columbia ‘st, 18.000 port! Yon of the propercy ow eall at office for bulletio T. FE. WAGGAMAN. W YORK aVE N.W. ecl3-tr trl ight. som 8, Bor pa. Bory ™ Dabs 0) SALE—A IFICENT UNDERTAKERS Fond brick sement hotse, — San af ~ —>= architect fur his use: in excellent n.w ALGUSTUS BURGVOREF near 18th st.; 10 rooms, FURNISHING UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER, | and e' ‘Terms uve. BROW: bath, cellar, pant moderu convenience; ‘steam heat at en ae FOR SALE— A FINE CORNER PROPERTY IN TION OF THE CITY; SUITABLE FOR CONVER- SION TO BUSINESS PURPOSES. Fronts south 25 feet and west 76% feet. Improved by small brick residence. well rented. n24-6t THOMAS J. FISH 1324 HER & CO., F st. nw. FOR SALE—WELL BUILT, WELL ARRANGED, new house; finished in natural wood; 9 rooms, pantry large cl and losets; convenient, H. ‘ave and Was rge cellar; 3 rooms on each desirable loca- shington circle; large lot to 30-ft. paved alley. AQ excellent opportunity to buy a desirable home. Price and terms most reasonable. nl6-tt H. L. RUST, 624 Key next door. 14th st. nw. FOR SALE-NEW HOUSES: BARGAIN: terms; 615 to 6 and’ 7 papered, ‘ete. ocS1-1m' 628 6th ne. and -ooms; back building; cellar; long y: Inquire OWN! G FOR SALE—TO SETTLE AN ESTATE—THREE & story press brick houses opposite Franklin Park; CESS *o FOR SALE_624 L ST. all mod. imps. nit bath pressed Apply to Dr. P st. 5 ___ Cor. 13th and G st FOR SALE-715-717 11 bri inches ou I st. by 144 ft.: stables on . M. OGDEN, Es- ‘n6-1mo* TH ST. N.E.; NEW 6R. lot 16x80 to alley 11 mod. tinps.; bet. G and H sts. : large ‘$3,500; cash and $24 per mo., to include interest. You pay more than this out for rent. Office open to 8 NK L. HANCOCK & oo. nil Cor. 13th and G sts, NORTHEAST. FOR SALE—LOTS. FOR SALE—A BARGAIN IN A CHOICE . TST. “NEAR ISTH AT $1.90 A FOOT. AD- _DRESS T STREET, STAR OFFICE. FOR SALE—LOT 50 FRONT BY 173 DEEP: between 2ist_ and REAL ESTATE PARLO! st. red herdics, 22d; mak RS, 1630 16th st.; take n27-6t nas-3t_ G ke us au oife FOR SALE_DFSIRABLE CORNER LOT, 20, front on Florida ave.; 72_ ft. front on R st.; fashionable neighborhood. REAL ESTATE PAIt- LORS, 1630 11 6th st.; take red herdics. 027-6t FOR SALE—ON COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, NEAR THE Logan and Harlan restdences and Chinese lega~ tion, fine lot, 50x150, with two cottages; rented 80 as to make good investment. I’rice reduced, 28 owner is leaving city. oc2i-Gw* TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1307 F n.w. FOR SALE-HANDSOMELY LOCATED LOTS AT $200 to $400 ea for $5 a mont! without inter- est, iu West End Park; also houses for sale, at $1,600 to $9, ferred. For pl FOR SALE_LOT ON HST. 13th; 16x90 ‘to wide alle: FOR SALE_§25 PAYS FOR LOT 40X300 FEET | 2 railroads, the Cun beautiful Ezz den and Atlantic and Tk lon fare ewspapers, furniture and clothing factories, 63 with eries, manufactor! mense wine nurseries, ny: $1.10 STURGES & (ABLE LOT, to Barber building (sth Post _ Office. Address Y. 1... city. B. Harbor City to Phil 5 church silk 3 canni makers, 2 vaults. wir bottling on monthly paynients, and circulars, address st.) and oppositi if HENRY COPP, 707 G st., opp. patent office. n2t-1m ¥. BET. 12TH AND per foot. MOORE, ALL, Kooi n21- has 18 hotels, wagon works, knife handle works, 25 ries, 15 cigar champagne makers vineyards, 4 brew- works, pottery, saw mills, parchinent paper works. public baths, fine parks. lake and fair grounds, 2 building focletles (clectric lighting now contracted for), and the of left and ® lots turn mail: WELL, 638 1 FOR SALE—A_BARGAIN—ONLY $1,000 FOR A nice lot on N. feet front, with I5-foot side alley. dwelling. "H. lots are sold a few left for cash other industries too numerous to mentio! cheap to close an estat 2 down and $1 per week nd send warranty’ 4 nd for circular. anklin st, J. ave. near P L. Ru WICHARD CORN- Philadelphia. . O24 Lith st. nw. n16-tt 10 per money; T will select best free bw ‘ni1-20t st. nw: 20.04 for store or PIANOS AND ORGANS. _ AN EXQUISITE TONE AN EXQUISITE TONE AN EXQUISITE TONE And a perfect action are the principal qualities PL ns, The PIANO ts the most common in- strument. IS the 6 DEC nce, hat agiy prefe t" because it is the BROS." wit all musi- Dest one, It ts a perfect subsiltute for all other kinos BROS.’ of instrumenis. The NOS are the fill every Vt e ones for artists best DECKER of the ano need, as well as For sale here on easy terms, SANDERS & STAYMAN, Pianos, 934 F ST, N.W. And 13 N, Charles st., Baltimore, Md, B30 CHOICE OF $50 AND $75 ORGANS FOR $10. We have taken in exchange and had pliced in : melodeons, a * “Ross & Folsou,”” Si “Smitha ‘These organs sell for $50 and CHOICE OF THE FIVE, $10. ellent for practice, &. F. G. SMITH, “Bradbury Rooms," 1225 Pa. ave n28 YOU HAVE A GOOD THING LET THE WORLD krow it. We nre agents for the Sohmer Phinos and we want you to know ft. If u will ke time to examine the Sohmer you will agree with the World's Fuir commissioners that It 1s the firest Upright Piano the world has ever seen, HUGO WORCH & CO., 92 7th st., Sole Agen! Planos for ren LOOK AT THE and their pat judge for MUSIC. 1200 GEORGE J. Bi Pi rot ourself, ECKER, ional Piano Tuner. nt. “KRAK tents, constrnetso at G st! B KUHN'S UER™ PIANGS, PLEASE, and Pianos tuned and repaired at reasonable rates, Orders solicited. Satisfaction guaranteed. n13-1m* VICTOR BECKER, TUNER AND REC Of pianos, organs; first-c tho pri wise, of a little boo ing real useful and about to buy a mail you one you. Pr varnished and polished equal to new. promptly attend "8 Bros, tuning TL. wih S05 11th st. uw. Address, YER: ok we have jest honest pal advice iano; drop us a you'll find it of a PELFFER & CONLIFF.. _<s — = — — - PIANOS AND ORGANS TUNED AND REPAIRED: A & Co. lass work; prompt 20’ vears’ experience; highest moderate, 1498 10th ‘st. nw, “POINTS TO PIANO BU by “postal or other: wees 417 11th reference nt-Im* 1S THE NAME ished, contain- 10 postal and. we'll real beueft to DW, Orders for E. WILD of G. nw, seld-3ru* KOK NNN A RBBB EER KE NNN As BoB OF KK NNN A A BBB OEKR > Praxos PIANOS FOR RENT. SECOND-HAND PIANOS. Includi used. WILLIAM ¢. mail. “Mai Lowest prices. charge. some of our own make, VM. KNABE & CO., 817 Penna. ave.” aud FRISSELL, 623 6TH ST. & W., Factory Piano Tuner and Repairer. land and Virginia und but slightly ‘Orders by the District, Advice given purchasers free of myl-tt ab f | - oa Absolutely the niost durable PIANO made; in. profession; | constructed designs and in all kinds stublisied more than 60 dorsed by” thi after the mosi of rare wood musical t artisti cases. PYEIFVER & 417 . CHASE, GARLER, BRIGGS PIA CONLIFF, 11th ‘Os, Organs and Wilcox & White Symphony for sale or ‘rent. 1n20-tr DROOP'S Music Store, 925 Pa. ve. LADIES’ GOODS. LADIES’ SEALSKIN GARMENTS REDYED AND altered. Furs of all klads repaired. SIL Gold Paint. © Napl Paper Dolls, 421 9th, MADAME ton, D. laces dor B1s-1m& ACCORDION PLAITIN cess this side sent througbor buttonhote: Ld. Ladies" furs ed at, moderate prices n)-Im* n. ESTOR materi BACH, ER AND F. ins, vs, Flowers, Lamp Shades, GOU! Miss E. 1308 8th st. Pictures, Ti Favors, To} Se }ENESTE 5 1 . 1 square from F st. cars; curtains and | aal to new: curtains a specialty; with care; called fur and delivered: nt th CTICAL F itiproved to any st Aly ING of 1 fals goods, LW, PAYER, MASK! fabrics, [NGITAM’ near st. ‘ree Ornaments, French ‘Tiau¢ G- Pro. work is and and VELVETS and articles of wear. ‘Our patronage extends into the most fashionable circle. oS ACCORDEON WAISTS AND SKIRTS DONE, 72 inches deep at Simon's Plalting Establishment, Baltimore, Md. Washington office, C. AUEI cor. 7th and H sts. nw.’ Work sent throughout the United States. no6-Imo® Call d Mme. Valmont, old stand, 713 11th st. ESTAL or ocl4-3m* E WHITE AND BL. at MME. VIBOUN ED 1850—FAGRET'S Hain the Mecca Petroleum— Prevents keeps the hatr and sealp in a clean a condition. Sold by W.S. THOMPSON, 703 15th & spectalty; prices rea: successor to u.W.nd-1m* s, NING STEAM CARPET CLEA made STEAM CAMPEr cl Works.—Carpets cleaned in te best manner. CLEANING moth proof free of cl Mats to order. Office, 1720 ave and 1710 E nw. Telephone, S04 Ml. NEWMYER, Manager, persons | r | ge8-tt ind healthy | BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. 19, 1893. Leave Washington from station corner of New Jer- sey avenue and C street. For Chicago and Northwest, Vestibuled Limited express trains 11 m., S:15 p.m. For Cincinuati, St. Louis and Indianapolis, Ves- tibuled Limited 3:30 p.m., express 1:50 night. For Pittsburg and Cleveland, express daily 11:30 a.m. apd 8:40 p.m. For Lexington and Staunton, 11:30 a.m. For Winchester and Way Stations For Luray, Natural Bridge, I Chattanooga, Memphis anu New daily: Sleeping Cars through. For Laray, 3:30 p.m. datly. ‘or Baltimore, leans 11:10 p.m. 5:00, 6:35, 9:30 (10:00, p.m. Sunda; For Frederick, p.m. For Hagerstown, 111:30 a. For Boyd and way points, *7:05 p: For Gal way points, For Washingtoa Junction and way peints, *10:00 a.m., 71:15 pu. Express trains stopping at prin- cipal stations only. 14:30, 30 p.m. ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR'NEW YORK AND PHIL- ADELPHIA. For Philadelphia, New York, Boston and the East, daily 3:35, 8:00 (10:00 a.m., ex. Sun. Dining Car, 42:00 Dining Car), 3:00 :00 Dining Car), 8:00 (11:30 p.m. Sleeping Car, open at 10:00 o'clock). Buffet Parlor Cars on ail day traing. For Atlantic City, 10:00 a.m, and 12:00 noon. ‘Sundays, 12:00 noo Sunday. *Daily. Sunday only. xExpress trains, Baggage called for and checked from hotels and residences by Union Transfer Co. on orders left at ticket offices, 619 and 1251 Pa. ave., and at KR. B. CAMPBELL, Gen. Manager. " CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY. Schedule in effect November 19, 1893. Trains leave daily from Union station (RB. and P.), 6th and B sts. ‘Through the grandest scenery in America with the handsomest and most complete solid train ser- Vice west from Washington, 2:00 P.M. DAILY—“Cincinnati and St. Louts Special’ “Sclid Vestibuled, Newly Equipped, Elec- Pullman's finest ladiap- tric-lighted, Steam-! ted Train. | sleeping cars Washington to Cincinnati. apolis and St. Louis without change. from Washington. Arrives Cincinnatl, | Indianapolis, 11:30 a.m., and Chicago, | St. Louts, 30 p.m. 11:10 P.M. DAILY—The famous “F. F. V. Lim- ited." A’solid vestibuled train with dining car and Pullman sleepers for Cincinnati, Lexington and Louisville, without change; arriving at Cincinnati 6:30 p.m.; Lexington, 6: p-m.; Indianapolis, 1 and St. Louls, 7:45 a. for all__point 10: xpress for Gordonsville, *, Staunton and pri except Sunday, for Rich- pal Virgluia points; daily, mond. Puliman locations and tick fices, 513 and 1 at company’s of- 21 Peuusylvania avenu H.W. FULLER, General Passenger Agent. oveber 1 3 ve at Pennsylvania Pas- Station, Washington, D.C. a.m. diily.—Local for Danville and inter- station: igh coaches for Front and Str: except Sunday, and ts at Lynchburg with Norfolk and Western stations westward daily. 11:01 aan. chmoud and Danville fast mail.— Dally fo~ Danville and for principal points south on Richmond and Danville system, including Anniston and Birmingham, also Opelikx, Columbus, Montgomery, Mobile and’ New Orleans. Pullman ‘Sieeper New’ York and Washington to Atlanta, uniting at Greensboro’ with sleeper for Avgusta. 4:45 p.m.—Daily for Charlottesville and inter- mediate stations. 10:43 p.m.—Daily. WASHINGTON AND SOUTH- WESTERN VESTIBULED LIMITED, composed en- tirely of Pullman Sleepers and Dining Cars, and runs to Atlanta, Montgowery aud New Orleans, with Pullman Buffet Sleeper through New York and Washington io New Orleans, via Montgomery and New York to Augusta. Also New York to Asheville and Hot Springs, &c. Pullman Sleeper Washington to Memphis ‘via Birmingham. No couches. TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIVIS- JON leave Washington at 9:10 a. 1m. + 4:35 pom, daily except Sunday, fo ions. Returning, ai 245 p.m. daily from daily, except Sunday, for Round Hill, and 6:25 Herndon and intermediate st rive Washington 8:30 a.m. Round Hill, and 6:53 from Herndon only. Through trains from the south arrive 7:13 aan. 255 p. and 8:30 p. Manassas Di- vision, 8:30 p. ily, except Sunday, and 8:40 a.m. daily from Charlottesville. Tickets, Sleeping Car reservations and information furnished at offices, 511 and 1300 Pennsylvania re., and at Pass REEN, Gea. Man. W. A. TURK, Gen. Pass. Act. S. Brown, General Agent Passenger Dept. 220 PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. STATION CORNER OF 6TH AND B STREETS. IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 19, 11:05 A.M. FAST LINE.—For Pittsburg, rs to Pittsburg. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.—Patiman ing and State Room, Sleeping, Dining, Smok- nd Observation Cars Harrisburg to Chicago. Cincinnati, Indianapolis and Cleveland. Buffet Parlor Cat to Harrisburg. P.M. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS. man Buffet Parlor Car to Harrisburg. Sleep avd Dining Cars, Harrisbarg to St. Louis, Cincinnati and Chicago. 7:10 P.M WESTERN EXPRESS.—Pullman Sieep- itg Cars vo Chi.ago and Harrisburg to Cleveland. Dining Car to Chicago. 7:10 P.M) SOUTH-WESTERN EXPRESS.—Puliman | Sleeping Car to St. Louis and Steeping and Dining Cars Harrisburg to Cincinnati 10:40 P.M. PACIFIC EXPRESS.—Pullman Sleep- ing Car to Pittsburg and Buffet Sleeping Car Har- risburg to Chicago. | 7:50 A.M. for Kane, Canandaigua, Rochester and Niagara’ Falis daily, except Sunday. 11:05 A.M. for Williamsport, Renovo and Elmira daily, except Sunday. For’ Williamsport daily, P.M. 10 P.M. for Williamsport, Rochester, Buffalo and ‘Niagara Falls daily, except Saturday, with Sleep- ing Car Washington to Buffalo. 10.40 p.m. for E andaigua, Buffalo daily, and swith ‘ashington 11:05 A.M. Dri | Rochester and daily, except Washingtor to NEW YORK AND THE AST. AL LIMITED,” all Par- ing Car from Baltimore, for P.M. “CONGR ra, with daily. For Boston, without change, ad 3:15 P.M. daily. ‘or Baltimore, 6:25, 7:20, 7:50, 11:05 and 11:50 AM." 1 00 Limited), 4:20, 4:36, 5:40, ‘ W215 and 11:35 PM. 9:00, 9:05, 11:00, 11:05 A.M. 0. 3:15" 4:00 Limited), “4: 10:40 and 11:35 P.M. ope's Creek Line, 7:20 A.M. and | daily, except Sunda; For Annapolis, 7:20, and 11:50 A.M. and 4:20 P.M. datly, except Sunday. Sundays, 9:00 A.M. and 4:20 P.M. For Richmond and the Sonth, 4:30 and 10:57 AM., daily. For Rictiimond only, 7 , Accommodation for Quantico, 7:45 A.M. dally and 4:25 P.M. week days. For Alexandria, 4:30, A.M., 32:01 noon, '1: 5:87, . 8:02, 10:08 and 1 M. . 9:45. 10:45 A.M., 1:00, 2:43, 8:02 and 10:05 P.M. Alexandria for Washington, 6:05, 1, 4 A.M... 1:00. 4:36 P.M. 73 2:08, 5:05, 7:00, P.M. Ticket offices, northeast corner of 13th street and | Pennsylvania avenue and at the station, 6th and B streets, where orders can be left for the checking of bagzage to destination from hotels and resi fences. J. R. woop, 8. M. PREVOST. General Passenger Agent. General Manager. n29 POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. From 7th st. “ferry wharf.” Steamer Wakefield on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS: and SATURDAYS at 7 a.m. for Nomini creek, Va., and intermediate landings. Returning TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SUNDAYS. (See schedule.) Ste Arrowsmith on MONDAYS and WEDNESDAYS at 3:00 p.m. for Alexandria, Colo- nial Ben id all lower ‘river landings; returning | leaves Kinsale TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS tor return landings, arriving at Washington WED- NESDAY and FRIDAY” MORNINGS. On SATUR- DAYS at 5:20 p.m Beach, Colter | Leonardtown, Si jeorge’s Island, Smith creek. Coan and Yeocomico; returning Icaves Kinsale, ar: jriving at, Washington SUNDAYS aboot 10 “p.m. (See schedule.) C. W. RIDLEY, General Manager. NEW PALACE STEAMER HARRY RANDALL Leaves River View wharf, 7th street, Sunday, | Tuesday and Thursday at 7 a.m. Landing at ali as far down as Maddox creek. [Returning . Wednesdays and Fridays, 3 p.m. Pas. | senger accommodations first-class. Freight received ng. ‘Telephone, 1765. Agents, Alexandria. RANDALL, ad Manager. NorFOLK AND WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT Co. RETWEEN WASHINGTON, D. C., FORTRESS MONROE and . NORFOLK, Va. The new and powerful Tron Palace Steamers. WASHINGTON AYD NORFOLK—SOUTN Rovnn. Leave Washiugton daily at 7 p.m. from foot of {7th st. wharf. arrive at Fortress Monroe at 6:30 Jam. next day. Arrive at Norfolk at 7:30 a.m. Where railroid ‘connections are made for all points | south and southwest. NCRTH ROUND. Leave Norfolx dally at 6:10 p.m. Leave Fortress Monroe at 7:1l p.m. Arrive at Washington at a.m. next day ets on Male | sylvania ave, and Ask for ticket Telspnone 750, aplé-tf 619, 1351 and 1421 Peun- 15th st. now, via the new line. TNO. CALLAHAN, Gen. Supt. WINTER _ TOURS WEST INDIES By the commodious pessenger steamers of the ATLAS LINE, Weekly from New York, carrying U. S. mail. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18, S. S. “Ailsa” ForJamaica Direct The most picturesque and health-giving winter resort in the world. SPECIAL TOURS to the West Indies and Main, costing about $3 A DAY, fully described in our illustrated pamphlet. Mailed free. Address PIM, FORWOOD & ©0., ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. ‘The all-year health and pleasure resort by the sea. HOTEL BRIGHTON. OPEN THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. BB -coazer Fr. W. HEMSLEY & SON. AN IDEAL WINTER RESORT— HOTEL BON AIR, AUGUSTA, GA., win December 6, 1893; a modern hotel, With all latest improvements and conveulences; located 350 fect above sea level; on sume range of hills as Aiken; particularly ‘dry, balmy and invigorating climate; excellent culsine: pure water and perfect drainage; select orchesten and abundant facilities for out and indoor sports. booklet and full particulars address, unili No- yember 20, C. A. LINSLEY, Fitth Avenue Uotel, New York clty; after that date, Augusta, Ga. oc26-eo3 mm Pa i : oe is HOY SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY, VA Baths will be civen in “THE VIRGINIA” during the winter. A masseur will be in attendance. Send for Mllustrated cireuiar to al4-im J.-F, CHAMPLAIN, Manager. i AIKEN, SOUTH CAROLINA. ae, WINTER RESORT for HEALTH ond PLEASURE. Driest Climate in the United States, except pointe of great altitude in the Rocky Mountains. HIGHLAND PARK HOTEL. FIRST-CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT. OPEN FOR SEASON OF 1803-94 NOV. For circular and terms address nll-im B. P. CHATFIELD, Proprietor. HOT SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA. THE “Virginia,” heated by steam, elevator and all modern conveniences, with ten new cottages With freplaces, will le kept open the entire year; bath in hotel; rial rates from September to April. J. F. CHAMPLIN. Manazer. au29-3m* 15. HIS THANKSGIVING TURKEY, David Oliver WH! Workhouse, David Oliver is the name of an elderly coiored man who wanted a turkey for his Thanisgiving dinner, but he was more con- siderate than the man who stole the ham from the pot on the stove. He did not wait to take a fowi out of a stove in some person's kitchen, and deprive them of their dinner, but he went to the store of Mr. Fisher, where some large, fat fowls hung in front of the door, Taking down the finest one on the hooks, David started in the direction of his home, thinking he would fare as well as those who had obtained their fowls in the regular wey. But the proprietor of the store wit- nessed the transaction, and he had David on a run in a few seconds. The turkey had been put in a bag, but in his flight David dropped both the bag and its contents. After enjoying supper in the police sta- tion, David spent a peaceful night on his iron cot, and was given lice Court this morning. ‘There he appeare before Judge Miller, and said “guilt; adding, “I took de turkey.” “What were you going to do with it?” the Judge asked. “Eat it, of course,” was the old man’s response. ‘Why didn’t you buy it?” Didn't had de change.” “tow long have you lived in George- town?” “Fifty-one years.” “Have you ever been arrested before?” ‘or this kind of conduct?” 0, indeed; I never stole a turkey be- fo’ since I'se been born.” ‘Where were you going to cook it?” nh my stove, whar I'se cooked em be- ou never intended to cook the tur- key,” said Judge Miller. “You wanted to get rid of it for a whole lot of whisky and a litle bit of meat.” The judge advised him that he had better pay for his turkeys in the. future, and gave him sixty days, —_—___. THE HOUSE OPENED. Washingtoa Athletic Club Have a Pleasant House Warming. Last evening the Washington Athletic Club formally opened its handsome club house at South Capitol and streets, and about 300 friends of the club enjoyed the reception and dance ‘which followed. The house was handsomely decorated with bunting and plants and a fine orchestra furnished delightful music, an enjoyable collation being served later in the evening. Mr. W. W. Fleming was pzevented by sick- ness from delivering the dedication address. Among those present were members of the various athletic clubs of the city. The fol- lowing committees had charge of the affair: Floo> committee—R. C, Casey, E. Noble Richards, J. E. Weisman, James Martin, ir., H. ash and H. Norton. Reception committee—D. Shliisinger, B. Williams, W. Maginnis, J. B. Shearer and P. Toliver. Executive committee—Robert Storey, R. Dement, J. Polley, j>., C. H. Moore, J. Maginnis and J. Feirsinger. —_—_— Accidents Yesterday. Mrs. Sarah Rollins of 1227 7th street was knocked down at 7th street and Pennsyl- vania avenue by the carriage of Dr. G. K. L. Cole and slightly injured. Yesterday afternoon the buggy of Miss King of Brightwood was run into by grip car 15 at 7th and M streets northwest. The occupants, Miss King and her two nephews, Harry and Edward Anborn, jumped before the crash and were all bruised. The vehicle was wrecked. ae Paul Little, a white child of six years, was run over by a buggy yesterday on 14th between P and Q streets, and was removed to his home, 1506 14th street, and attended by Dr. Swormstedt. —_——__. Died at the Hospital. A man died yesterday afternoon at the Emergency Hospital, who fell in what was thought to be an attack of apoplexy at Will- ard’s on Tuesday. He was a guest of the hotel, having registered “James E. Gerow, city.” He had given no clue as to his friends, and did not regain consciousness after the attack. An examination matie showed that the apoplexy was preceded by epilepsy. a Robbed His Benefactor. Antonia Briglia is the name of a young Italian who is spending his Thanksgiving in a Philadelphia police station. His home is in that city, but considerable part of his life has been spent in the reform school there. Recently he came to this city,where he met an old friend of his mother, a tailor named Michael Masina. The latter expressed a willingness to send the young man home, as he was short of funds, but Briglia did not desire to return home and so his mother’s friend gave him the privi- lege of sleeping with him. One night the young Philadelphian departed and with him went $25 belonging to the man who had befriended him. Detective Carter went to Philadeiphia yesterday and caused the arrest of Antonia, who will be brought here tomorrow for trial. —— At Atlanta, Ga., the supreme court has affirmed the appointment by Judge Roney of Mr. Averill, as receiver of the Port Royal and Augusta Railroad Company. A dispatch reports the death of Dr. Emin's young son, who was detained by the Arabs after the murder of the explorer and subsequently was rescued by the Bel- | gian troops near State. ‘angwe, in the Congo FOR A NERVE TONIC Use Horsford’s Acid Phosphate. Dr. H. M. HakLow. Augusta, Me., says: “I regard it as cae of the best remedies in all cases in which the system requires an acid and @ nerve tonic. 1 bave used it freely with most excellent results.” drive to the Po- | LIVELY SPARRING ROUNDS, Columbia Club Furnished Some Exciting Matches Last Night. Bateman Gets the Decision Agatast the Wilmington Crack—Hammer- and-Tong Contests—Rounds. The gymnasium of the Columbia Ath- |letic Club was the scene last evening of |five very Interesting sparring matches, and the contests were witnessed by a fairly |large number of those who delight in ex- jhibitions of the “manly art,” the attend- “Snapper” Garrison, the noted jockey, had promised to act as referee, but Announcer Ranier explained that Garrison was detained at his hotel by | Sickness. Mr. J. R. Elder of the club, took his place, and, as was to be expected, gave Perfect satisfaction. Messrs. Von |and Hove acted as judges, and Mr. W. Hibbs presided over the gong. The first bout was between attached, and De Saussure of at 114 pouads, The fight did not last rounds, the men going at first round like battering parently being the weaker at \the round. He quickly rallied |next was called, and soon had his nent so tired that he gave up, and got the decision. Two unattached men, Johnson and Burns, were announced as the contestants in the next bout, at 130 pounds, but Johnson ex- |plained that “Burns” was | Bateman, a brothtr of “Joe” Bateman of the C. A.C. } Fab eic§ | H C. C. and Ellis of the Washington Athietie Club, furnished the next fight, and gave a good exhibition, although Nash clearly outclassed his opponent. At the of hostilities Nesh Janded a savage on the left optic of Ellis, cutting it and causing the blood to Bi... 4 flow throughout the fight. In the Nash chased ils all over the ring, hi at | will and continually banging’ Mae’ dame- | aged eye. The third round found both men very weak, although Nash was the strong- er. The blocd from Bilis’ cut eye co both men and Nash emg eg EE | him where and whenever he and (the judges did not hesituie to give the fight to Nash. Hammer and Tongs. The next fight was between House an@ Miller, two unattached men, at catch | weights, about 150 pounds. There was lt- Ue science in the contest, both men spring: ing at each other at the call of time and hammering each other almost unceasingly during the three rounds, The tudges could not agree and Referee Elder called for other round. Miller was considerably | weaker when they came together for the (extra round, although neither man was strong enough to land an effective blow. House did most of the leading, however, end was given the fight. | The pound men, | this city, and Wolfe of the Warren Athletic Club of Wilmington, Del., responding. Ford proved to be an unexpectedly clever fighter, and he simply played with Wolfe, heavily with right and left as he and escaping practically without a Wolfe had more than enough at | of the second round, although he to Ford's request to make the third exhibition, Ford was, of course. decision. Davis of the Warren Club of Del., and Hoffecher of the (the same place, 120-pound gether for the next fight, and two rounds Davis informed the he had enough. That official remark as a knockdown. in |Davis another chance, but maintained that he knew |enough, and the fight was | Orient man. Bateman Won. “Joe” Bateman of the C. A, Dougherty of the Warren Club of |ton, Del, were the contestants in event of the evening, fighting at 115 |At the call of time both men sparred | tiousiy and long, Bateman landing the |blow, a light one on the body. Then came together for a short exchange, the break Bateman hit his man sa the head, receiving the ' “ita c. ih Hn | referee. Dougherty shoved his ape in | Bateman's face. and after many |the gong sounded. At the call of time | Dougherty landed several blows on the |body and Bateman returned on the neck. _Clinches and hugging were the order of | things, Bateman missing a great | Swing, but catching his man hea |stomach and head. Both men ed the effects of their work by their ness in the third round, although Bateman frequently landed with both erty continually shoving his in Bateman's stomach. Just gong rang, however. Bateman Plucky rally, and with a good Dougherty to the ground. the )man instantly springing to his feet, ever. It was generally believed that an tra round would be called for, but judges gave the fight to the Columbia — decision that did not give universal ion. in i wie —_ Unele Zeke’s Thanksgiving. Written for The Evening Star. It makes your g { z i i i g | z ¢ 4 i t 7 i g R i L t i : i H i ® | Ol "oman brewed for ‘My! but won't dat fet; zits ype bal