Evening Star Newspaper, December 12, 1893, Page 11

THE EVEN NG STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C.,, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1893—TWELVE PAGES. — 11 FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR , SALE—HOUSES. RAILROADS. pe aa | FOR RENT— 22d st, west side, FOR SALE—AT A BARGAIN, A NEW BRICK SALE—DESIRABLE HOUSES AT $1,000 TO PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. Sot Si ant M ow, 4i4 Hayes ct, UNFURNISHED. | nor north of emp house, with fo ee Pagar hogy mt "apt a Ry = Rete : Pa . = sTaTEgN CORNER OF 6TH AND B STREETS. 0 A . also lots for sal at EFFECT DECEMBER 5 “Sogo fran Sy Beiean AY & MALLERY, 624 ¥ st, — ithout tn aoe Hare opportunity i LVANLA LIMITED: Pullman ir ALE |. BUY ‘NEW vestinen! Drawing and State Room, Sleeping. Dining, Smok- | Fou, S18, $400, WILL BUY THIS Nice, NEW LYN. COPP, 7 é ing and Observation Cars Ha Saictgs, | 0 window; 2 stories and cellar; 6 la Glacinnati, Indianapolis and Clevéiand, Bi bath; ol pal ;. large lot. Parlor Car to Harrisburg. $300 ‘or ash, balance to sul 11:05 A.M. FAST LINE.—For Pittsburg, Parlor month. DAVID D. rs ae abt ‘and toed as FOR SALAS FU Mase ave, 18th and F $200 $625, Tet 18th Toth 166.67 Se cor it & RK. 166.67 Hu ‘st bet” itt" and 2st 18th sts. De ‘Sales st bet ita RI ave bet 1ith st ‘st and Conn 1 Ce I st bet 20th “and ist | | | Gi) sts isth. 300 19th M 14th & ares $83 NJ av ow, gr.m!..33 911 av,12r,ui.-35 635 lith ne, Shot! Bs sesesess 200) 20th bet O and P sts.100 Corcoran st bet ith | 200! ‘and Hes Erba is ‘ae rane way gran sexerinoe oe |Meat ase aaa OA heeds gg, imueainte eccupaney. BH | Ag ment in “Tue Concord” of 7 rms ai mc path, completely and bapdsomely fu fruraished. $180 1706 @ st nw.....- $30 Soa re rae 205 10h = Appl: Oc rooms on tet oor of 1814 a furnished rooms — ase ee — on Fst! Gs ‘en? ‘or further gia CHAS. S. SHREVE'S, 1000 7th st. n.w. FoR RENT—TWO OF THOSE ‘ote able rear of Le RB gight-room |bouses, | wi table rear 1733 tts th te pace, corner Se +] 3 BULLETINS CAN BE 01 FICE. FOR PERM! ‘BE0eo i | st se. 1416 20th st. 1325 8 st.. 1748 R I ave. ) 1817 22d st. -27.50 705 D st se. “ 703 D st se 18 11th si ad ae TIT 20th, Sr, w&s.18.50 | -75 822 10th st oP te we este Om 50 1427 F @r, wa... -60 |ptable Scott circle. .... .$833.33) Vt | i are. 686.66) 15t! | Ween nnd Conggran 883.88 RT 60) 431 200 NJ 85 323: S00 19th 55. 1328 200 Q st $0.80 1527 200 19th 42. ‘iso Bo is @ £28 2309- 18t -37.50, 8513-1 150 12 “37.50 3008 FITCH, 50 NT a SS 16-ROOM HOUSE; HANDSOMELY 30.80 1008 y= Fed all renee mde on K st. near 2i..3 ‘arragut Square. Rent moderate. Bo ie Eevee aa ROBERTSON, 1421 G st. see8 ize FOR RENT—612 AND 620 K ST. N.E., 6-ROOM bricks; a. f@.1.; In good order; bandy to cars - and school; ($18.50 and $17 a month. Keys at ae) wees 610 K st. 'F. W. TUCKER & BRO., 100 F st. ale Be. 43-1! ; 3 FOR RENT—2026 HILLYER PLACE, A SQUARE 30! rity and a halt above Dupont Circle; three-story brick; 0) 2115 trelre rooms: parlor “brary, and : ‘chen 30. ot sel WM. B. KING, Owner, 918 F st. “tor 3 B15 WINTER RESORTS. 30 111 Bo Sikb | WINTER HOME; 7-ROOM HOUSE; STABLE: 39 1,000 bearing fruit trees; 11% acres; on river; 25 tab) Binutes" drive trom Jacksonville; exchange, photo, 720) 2512 J. B. JONES, 681 F st. 1w WINTER TOURS WEST INDIES By the commodious prssenger steamers of the ATLAS LINE, Weekly from New York, carrying U. S. mail. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16. STEAMSHIP “Adirondack” For Jamaica Direct ‘The most picturesque and health-giving winter resort in the world. SPECIAL TOURS to the West Indies and Spanish Main, costing about $5 A DAY, fully deserived Iu sbi Bh ssss 2 RE . Or. 3209, 3218 and our illustrated pampblet. Mailed free. Address Sr.....30.50| Cherry hill, 4r (col)..9 PIM, FORWOOD & CO., Or. 27.80 104 Slat ow, office rm ni¢-cotm 24 State st., Ne ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. The all-year health and pleasure resort by the sea. HOTEL BRIGHTON. OPEN THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. 02 cod 28t ¥. W. HEMSLEY & SON. AN IDEAL WINTER RESORT— HOTEL BON AIR, AUGUSTA, GA., December 6, 1803; latest improvements ‘and co! Toemted ‘530 feet above sea level; on of as Aiken; particularly ‘dry, iy ting climate; excellent cus ie water se perfect drainage; select ore patticulars address, 3 vember 2. Cc. 4. LINSLEY, Firth Avenue Hotel, New York city; after that date, Augusta, Ga. 0c26-e08m SSke e THE ELLIOTT, LAKEWOOD. N. J. HEALTHY ‘AND DELIGHTFUL LOCATION. IN THE PINE Sa THE LAKEWOOD st Es Be SNDSOMELY FURNISHED. SUN PARLOR, INCLOSED PORCHES, BATHS, &e, For circulars, terms, &c.. address F. E. FOSTER. @2-3m0 3: 2 it HOT SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY, Baths will be given in : VIRGINIA” va. “T @uring the ter. A masseur will be in attendance. Send for Sms ay circular to nl¢im J. F. CHAMPLAIN, Manager. 10/1624 st nvr, Gr. omulaiiie-t0 666 Beet ne, or. 10r...70 6th TRAVEL. Cook’s Tours. \VELING EXPENSES INCLUDED. California& Mexico) : ah jonas py 11, Feb. 1, Rees Seite ees Sit apie ave ida. + pres PA otis iis! soa Tickets to All Winter Re- % sorts. SEND FOR BOOK FREE. THOS. COOK & SON, NEW YORK, gg PHILADELPHIA, A. aoa 15th st. o.w., Washingt A col SIDE DOW Pkt CHA 4 ne vr Pid Veky Low J ER HOU: G SIT! OF A 15-FOOT ALLE! ON SIDE; D bi ONCE, $10,200; RED! a EB AND 606 F sts. wes $1,500 each; two 6-room bricks in Fenton n.e. barat large list of small i houses. Cail soon. or 1t_DAVID D. hen ‘804 and FOR SALI THE it DAVID D. STONE, 804 and 806 F st. n.w. 30 | FOR SALE- INVESTMENT HOUSES. each; rent $3.50; ou 2d st. s.w.; 6 2-story 31,050 each; rent $10; four new bricks near 34 and'G ‘story brick; new; Sth 3 rent $8.30; five bricks near Ww. re $050; rent $9.30; two bricks near Ist and n. 806 F st. n.w. 000 AND $12,000 HOUSES; SOME EST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED. [neg houses: FOR SALE—Price, $3,16 33 2 brick bo hs it ‘DAVID D. STONE, £04 and 806 F st. nw. FOR SALE—THIS IS CERTAINLY CHEAP. RE- duced 4 bed roo to. $3,100; bay-window bri dining room and kitchen; on E st. n.e., ae ‘paviD D. STONE, 804 and 806 F st. n.w. FOR SALE—PRICE, $3,000 RENT FOR $28.30; 3 st. pear Sth nw. renting for $26 a month; uses on Ist st. u.w. near printing of- on @ lot 19x12 on x THE south. t FOR SALH—A CHANCE 1 for and’ $6,000 PRICE PER FOO! leulars: erick hove out $2,600 FOR A NICH LITTLE ‘k house on 8th st. u.w. near 5; owner sell. rok a wilt buy a bay-window brick on at. xO” DOUBLE YOUR BIGGEST BARGAIN IN THE DISTRICT. each, or one with e owner of a splendid corner’ tn Columbia Heights is obliged to sell and Se! size 1 100x150; near immond’s residence; a corner north of it less than the firet corner fey for DAVID De stot S04 anc 406 F st. FOR SALE—VALUABL FOR SALE--LOTS. All the above property ean be gasy, terms. Particulars at REAL 1430 16th st . PROPER’ very easy terms; a bargain to n golck Oe svtory and basement brick swelling: fine loca’ tion © physician or dentis ae Bebe see }WORMSTEDT a6-6t and. 'mouthly payments. & C0. cor. 18th and @ sts, my FOR SALE—1204-1213 LINDEN 81 netes a ‘year; near 3 HANCOCK « CO., cor, 13th and G sts. ne. a5 FOR SALE—COR: MD. AVE. AND ELLIOTT 7. Pressed-brick bay-window house; 6r.; bat large lot; $3,750; casy terms, and thei Ss a house near by eae i it brick; ask for terms bargain. ‘EK _L. HANCOCK & CO.,’cor. 13th and G sts. 1.0.05 FOR SALE—OR (EXCHANGE A HANDSOMB COR- stable; unincumbered: renting , with oo houses or ‘CHARLES EARL’ aiden Vth et. Bw. aig c. BaGMG G st., main Boor. FOR SALE OR EXGIAGGE-Do YOU WANT A rooms HOME? Nearly new, and cellar; Window; press bricl Edy neighborhood; north- west ; W VALUE. See us. Ensy t 0. JOHNSON & 00. Ec FOR SALE—TO SETTLE AN ESTATE THREE Co Franklin Park; fot. ecutor, 1624 P FOR SALE—A MAGNIFICENT BROWN: lish basement house, built by and brick architect for his use; in excellent n.w. location; near 18th st.; 10 rooms, bath, cellar, Fe meats and fe modera conveniencr~ ‘steam electric It light. Terme and price apply at, ouce, ments; ere & CO., ne. of 20 u brie concreted street 13th and 14th st: ave. n.e.: balance monthly notes spection. GEO. P. NE' 808 1 . FUR SALE-1 stone trie 1 mante! erty. now rented so as to ment. Logan tion, 80 as Inspec a Bre a bath, floor FOR SALE—PRICE, $5,000-TERMS, $300 CAS) balance montbly—a nice new round bay-window brick, with cellar, furnace, on N st. n.w. DAVID D. STONE, 864 and 806 F st. nw. = R SAI WILL BUY THIS story brick near 6th and H sts. begs hood. DAVID D. STONE, 804 and 806 F st. n.w. on SALE—CHOICE a one rear. throughout. front look! ave. ne. FOR SALE $8,500 EACH, 1309 AND 1311 F ST. 2. bad bay-window faa front FOR SALE- fra naa fer wanted for ¢ W) ris leaving ell carefully and Srst-cluss In every b, rola aa i. 84 ae 100 aan bois Tth 1118-15 and 1117 NORTHWEST TOCATIOS ed pressed-brick house; afl modern improve. concrete cellars; full’ size; furnace; newly ‘and painted throughout: ‘Belgian blocked Terms easy. Apply, to owner, J. Flemming Building. ash, oe ons [WILL GIVE 4 NEW nd b. brick, ye rented, for and 15,000 fect of grow aan Brookland; lat- must not exceed $3,500. WARKEN Cte 730 11th st. nw. ain FOR SALE—BY AUGUST DONATH, 611 7TH Fae Buyers looking for a la are invited to inspect For $5,700 can be ha e house ‘xt a low price and 629 Florida ave. e of 10 rooms, furnace and modern ‘The location is very inviting, the ing out upon the Deaf Mute College feet front, heated grounds and the rear having a view over the en- ity. Look ut them. Keys at 625 Florida con: taining 3 rooms, bath pantry: throughout: cabinet mant 3, 3 balance monthly; to suit: open for inspec ton GEO. P- NEWTON, Owner and Buller, $08 F st. nw. 700 EACH, TWO-STORY 6 reoms, bath and pantr; Em . between E and F, ie square from Maryland near cars and lerdles; terms, $200 cash: : open for in- and Owner, 49-3t HAND § STS. NEW 3-STORY ard brick dwelling; hardwood finish; elec: ights and gus; hot water heat: beautiful Js and tiled bath room; offer wanted for WESCOTT, WILCOX & & HIESTO: 907 CH, HOUSES 2002 AND 2004 me and brick dwellings; new: bath room; furnace, et en EScurT, WILCOX fo HIESTON, ES’ Two new G-room br WESCUTT, WILCOX & IITESTON, 1wo7 Pa. ave! AND and bath; © COLUMT ‘avd Harian resi fine lot, ‘50x150, with two cottages: to make goal investment. Price reds INTER & RUTHERFORD, 13 “Uni : all latest improvem: under’ our personal superv respect: honse open built tion, For further particulars a {0 TYLER & RUTHERFORD, aT : 14 rooms; all the 001 xi. pantry large closets; % N. Il. ave apd Washington citele jarze lot to 30: +8 jent opportunity to ti and terms most res emt H. L. T, h, water, Gr M 82 and 8 st, th, 10 and 6r.$5,000, bh, 7r, cach..... . 3.250 Store = aoe 323, ny st, % i $000) 1723 ie 00 15 T st, f'b, 5r.3,000 415 L st, fh, 6r....1,600 1 Alley et. 6th and 7th, G and =1,500 and di = Zoth “st, bh, +19, os "0001785 A ‘st nw, 2 i “Se b E, bh, 3r. bg ogy fal Pra nrg at Pome Jor bullets onu ave or R, i8r- Fs jase ave ur Scott | Ctrele, 13r.. --225 DENTISTRY. |PR GRAHAM, 307 7TH ST. N.W.. SPECIALIST 10 operative and surgical ientietc7. ‘Pilling and tang" omltvely without pain. * No inexperi- 220 14th st nw, 17r.150 eh st or Q nw. 10r. ‘OFFICES. juates nor incompetent 21 F st nw, basem't$75 1420 Pa ave, 34 foor.$35 tants intrusted’ to practice on = eae ‘but cor 12th and Fi omy performed personally by Dr. Grabam. ste nw, Extracting, 4r, entire oe Extracting with gas or local anaesthetic, 50c. Cleaning. Te. Filling ‘with platina. silver or amalgam, 7Be. elain crowns, $5: gold crowns, $8. Very best full set teeta, $7. Wo27-1m* GEOSHON'S DENTAL PARLOES, ESTAB. 1897, | 150s Lith aw. Artificial Teeth inseried. $7 to $20. Qpen all hours, including Sundays. Local anaes for’ painless extraction of teeth. 2 ft. 4 12th ant F F st nv, several 2 offices: nohime U.S. DENTAL ASSOCIATION, THE LBADING Septal organization of America, Sclentifie DEX: at moderate experts only. _TTH ST. See card fa another’ colema- ocd |PREE DENTAL INFIRMARY.~TERTH FILLED d artificial teeth inserted without charge, ex- cept cost of material, at 1325 H st. n.w., den- tal department of the Columbian University, from 1 to 5S p.m daily, except Sunday. Ex: fraction five. Infirmary open from October 3 to June 30. 8e23-tr NOTARIES PUBLIC. COMMISSIVUNEK OF DEEDS & ‘ARY PUB- Me for all states, and territories | ee ee office (basement) 1: Always in office Bice ours. Saree Ha COMMISSIONER: oF DEEDS Fo) ator, 7 EVERY STATS ‘SOHN. Ts eRe a 1421 F et. aw ee UNDERTAKERS. UkUvoRr, UNDERTAKER AND EX IER, 331 SEW XU AVE. N.W. ee eclt-te os... snd ISth, K Lith st nw (rear).15 be examined by permit THOMAS J. F siren &'COn Ef Telephone, 2a. Awy CHARLES CARLY, WS Lak st. aw. d2im | ay fasued on the ist OCEAN TRAVEL. a8 FOR SALE—4 @hooM FR APTHUR W. ROBSON, aa > lot 14x102; $1,600; $100 cash, balance G15 15th st. nw. Tel = MOORE, 0: Steamship, Passenger and Tourist Agest. @siw —- hey to aw. = SALE—717 11TH ST. N.E., eared BRICK; 200 cash, balance $19 a month, including interest. a8-lw ee aor RE, st. Dw, FOR SALE OR ee eS BRICK; 14th st. near U; $10,500. 48-1w lot 20x138 to wide alley; price, STURGES ‘oe MOORE, 606 F st. nw. FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE— 1ith near N. ¥. ave. n.w., a snap, Gr. b....$4,000 Whitney ave. near 14th, Gr., lot 233x160... 6,500 Sprace s st., Le Droit Park, Tr. b., lot 30x126.. 5.500 ot ‘nw. > Whitt, "030 Fat! FOR SALE-THAT BEAUTIFUL DOUBLE COR. house, with all modern improvements, cor. 4th st. and South Carolina ave. 6.c.; terms. mod. 1 and p. now once rooms and cabinet’ mant ready for occupancy; make your $5,500, on easy room house, well built’ and ail Also 6- 1 800, on easy terms. Apply to B'st. s. iw b. houses corner » corner house, each; 10 12° rooms. the others, open fireplaces: fine tiling beautiful chandeliers; elec- tric lighting; heated by hot water; open for in- spection. 2% 334 Ind. ave., owner. For SALB_OR TRADE—1424 R. I. AVE. N.W.; Pirrageriets house; a. fashionable neigh- ificent lot to foot alley; will sell ‘eof ground Slone ‘and "include for orice ol house to immediate purchaser. is. Room i201 Pu. ave. * FOR SALE-THOSE HANDSOME 8 AND 9-ROOM houses at the cor. of 12th and U sts. n.w. for 7,000, $7,200 aud $7,500 each: prices to early myers at reduction from regular prices. ‘These ‘houses have exceptionally fine in- lecea, t . corations, ¢! rie iauces, etc. Watchman coustantiy present. oWNEn, 5, nies Sold by 1201 Pa. ave. ism" FOR SALE S ST. N.W.; BROWN-STONE 433 and pressed-brick house 10. room: i GEORGE J. BE Pr PIANOS AND ORGANS HALLETT & DAVIS’ PIANOS BEAR TESTS OF time, use, tone, touch, artistic finish; a perfect plano; a ‘royal palace styles and cottage as come and buy or rent. S11 9th st. nw. Musical Favorites. Any one who ix a judge of good PIANOS gives his sanction to the WEB- ER, DECKER BROS., FISHER, IVERS & POND and the ESTEY PIANOS, Noth- ing can be more perfect than the work- manship in cach of these. Modera Science has improved on Cid-time these instruments reach perfection of piano making. Fur- improvement would seem impos- le. Sweeter or fuller tones cannot be produced than those coming from these instruments. More perfect action cannot be had. See all five of them here. Sold on easy terms. SANDERS & STAYMAN, Pianos, 934 F 8ST. And 13 N. Charles st.,” Baltimore. TRE TIME FOR EXORBITANT PRICES FOR Pianos is past. If you huve any doubt about ft call und see the Sommer piano, a strictly tirst- | class instrument, at a very moderate price, at G.’L. WILD'S BROS, & Ci st. Bow. 709 th anos im the musical line for the holidays. te THE SONMER PL iS THE LATEST ACHIEVE- ment of Inventive and mechanical skill, ‘ihe mer- its of these wonderful {nstruments are well worthy your attention. These pianos we can offer you onthe most liberal terms. Old planos of every description taken in as part payments. Genius until the aut Pianos for rent, moved, packed and shij HUGO WORCH & CO., Tth, Sobmer Piano _Agents. aut bo NOT BUY UNTIL YOU HAVE TRE modern VOSE PIANOS, Fxquisite tone! Great durability! Elegant cases! dS —- THOMSON'S MUSIC STORN, 521 11th st. Pianos and Organs, F FOR THE HOLIDAYS. We are the sole agents for CHICKERING PIANOS, is MILLER PIANOS, MASON & HAMLIN PIANOS, PLANos, SE PIANGS, SMITH & BARNES PIANOS, MASON & HAMLIN ORGANS AND ‘ ORGANS. of December. CUT THIS OUT and gine it with you, it will entitle you to the John F. Ellis &Co., = 937 Pa. icine Near ioth St. ie fes ‘ofessional Piano Tuner. paired at reasonable rates. nel re solicited. Satie action muarentecd. 1im* $05 11th st. u.w. NTS_TO PIANO BUYERS" of @ littir book we hav P ing real useful and hy aveut to buy a mail you ue; Us a postal and we'll it of real Ueuent to -417 11th st. new, PIANOS FOR RENT. SECOND-HAND PIANOS, Soc some of our own make, but slightly KNABE & CO., 81 m1 aud AM ©. FRISSELL, 623 ori ST, Factory, Plano ‘Taner nd Repalver.” Orders mail. inia ou ine the Dintotet, jaryland and Vi Lowest prices. Advice given charge. yi eee Absol ae ae I A =. mages in. dorsed cted musical Siter the: moet, artietie ee aed i alt kings titel more than of rare wood car. N mitt 1th as rit STEINWAY, CHASE, G. RIG NOS, Organs and Wilcox & aN vite te tor “sale or, rent. juste % Pa. ave. LADIES’ GOODS. ing Cars -c Chi Dining Car to C 7:10 P.M = SOUTH-WI Cincinnat! and Chicago. 7:10 P.M. WESTERN EXPRESS.—Pullmap Si catage and Harrisburg to Clevel IN EXPaEn —Palinte and Dining ‘Sleeping Car to St. Louls and Care Harrisbu 10:40 P.M. to Cincinnati. PACIFIC EXPRESS.—Pullman in Sleep ing Car to Pittsburg and Buffet Sleeping Car risburg to Chicago. 7:50 A.M. ‘iagara Palis dail ly, except 215 P.M. Niagara Washington ror PHILADELPA “sh 200 P.M. lor Cars, with Dini New York, dally. for 20, ini xcept 05 A.M. for Williameyrt, Me Sunday. For Williamsport dally, 7:10 P.M. for Williamsport, Rochester, Falls daily, except Saturday, with Sheep. for are, poevor yee Rochester and goed vo and Elmira Buffalo and 10 Buffalo. for ate, Spnanaat a rs Niagara Fal a ‘Washington ter — excep! Car wo ah YORK AND THE “CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED," all Par- Car from Baltimore, for iladelphi Fo ‘Peston, Bete 7:50 A.M. week days and 3:1 For attimore, 6: , 7:20, 7:50, nd 11:50 A. Gaily, except Sunda "eat nnapolis, 7:. 40, 11:00, 6:14, 7:10, 20 A.M. and 4:36 P.M. 20, 3:00 and 11:; atte, nel Sunday. Sundays, ‘50 A.M. and 4:20 200 A.M. Porn Richmond and the South, 4:00 and 10:57 A.M., 3:46 P.M. daily. For Richmond daly, 7:10 P.M. wr Accommodation for Quantico, 7:45 A.M. daily and wreck days, BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD, SCHEDULE IN EFFECT > NOV. 19, 1893. Leave Washington from station corner of New Jer- sey avenue and C street. Chicago a tihuled Limited 3 For Pittsburg a.m. and 8:40 4 ag estibuled Limited m.. 8: and Indianapolis, Ves- Be express 1:50 night. jevela ily express daily 11:30 For Lexiogton and Staunton, 11:30 a.m. For Winchester and Way St For Luray, Natural Bri Chattanooga. Memphis and daily; Sleeping Cars through. For Lutay, 3:30 p.m. daily. For Baltimore, week days, x3 45 mutes), xT:15 ( p.m. Sundays, 8. For Frederick, p.m. For Hagerstown, For Royd and way pol ithersbure 45, Ruffet Parlor Cora on For Atlantic City, 1 Sundays, 12:00 nonn, "Except Sund:y. Dining cart, p.m." Sleeping Car, ints, pu od way rola, "ia:00, 3:00 dey trains. a.m. “Dally. Sunday only. 1:20 a.m. and 15:36 p.m. » 95:85, nction and way peints, *10:00 wat tratas stopping at pria- ‘open at 10:00 . and Express trains. Baggage called for and checked from hotels and residences by Union Transfer | teket oftces. G1 and 1351 Pa. |R.B. CAMPRELL, Gen. Manager. | the ‘handson For Old Point Cuwfort and a points, daily, n20 nt vonnes static | me Wate eat | WESTERN VES tirely of Paths vans te Atlanta, and Washingtas :o Nev land New York to Anci Asbevitle, and Hot Springs, &c. to Memp! TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AND, onto Dive TON leave W: 10 2.1. for Round Tf ex ae Herndon a’ jons. Returning, ar. ar. rive W edie 8:30 243 p.w. aatly from and daily, except Sunday, 718 tision,, }inan Iecations and tickets at company’s of- tices, 515 and 1427 Pennsyivani ° General Passenger “app DANVILL mi and Danville fast mail.— 1 Danvil Daily for Chartotte: AST D LE in Sleepers and Dining Montgomery and New Orleans, | with Putimian Buffet Sleeper through New York his ‘vi ‘Through trains from the sonth arrive Washington re nd 8:30 p.m. . except Sunday, and 8:40 | Norfolk and Western xh the grndest scenery in America with t and mest complete solid train ser in Union depot nm WW. FULL. HeIEK: 3 ansylyania Pas- Ramville pl Sates: h corches for Front ept Sunday. and Me and for prine! and Deaville syst SGTON AND SOUTIL- MITED. .. via Montgomery. Also New York to Pullman Sieeper ja Birmingham. “No Manassas Di- #:30 Aim. dally. trom Charlottesville. Tickets, Sleeping tarnished at oflices, ave., road, Washington, D. W. H. GREFN, Gen. Man. r reservations and information 511 and 1300 Remacioroerg and? at Passencer Station, Pennsylvania Rail- W. A. TURK, Gen. Pars. Agt. L. 8. Brown. General Ageut Passenger Dept. 020 POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. HAIR ON LADIES’ FACES, MOLES, WARTS, ETC.. destroyed forever wit Se or sear “Mlectrie Nacdie. Process by De, ROGAN F st. n.w. Con. free. Terms reasonable. MES. M.A. TANCIL, FASHIONABLE MODISTE. Promptness, natness, style and erfect fit guaranteed. 2116 Pa. ave. n.w. ai2-6t* ARTON AND CAROLINE LERCH. 826 12TH AND 1208 I st. n.w. French dyeing and cleaning evening and party dresses ‘lalty, Our patronage extends into lonable circles. aiz ION PLAITING (FRENCH PROCESS): 25e.; narrow ruffles, 10c. per yd.; the plaiting establishment in Washington; ‘pink- uttous. G. W. LUCAS, 915 oth st. aw we every description; — = 3 ac skirts, only ecla-3m Tee PLAITING DONE FROM 15 CENTS up. All work guaranteed. Work thro out he United States. C. AvEnBAcHS, cor. Tth and Mt sts. n.w. 1mo* LADIES’ SEALSKIN GARMENTS REDYED AND altered. Furs of all klads repaired GHAM'S, rt. n27-3m 1308. ‘sth wear N GOLD, SILVER AND FANCY Pap Gold Paint, Scrap Pictures, Tree Ornaments, Paper Napking, Favors, Toys, French | Tissue. ee Dolls, Flowers, Lamp Shades. GOULD'S, eine MADAME GENESTE, $10 A ST. SE, WASHING. ©., 1 square from F st. cars; curtains and [cca done up equal to new: curtains @ specialty foods handled with care; called for and deltvered: nlé-I1m&2t* ESTABLISHED 1850.—FAGRET’S HAIR TONIG, | where railroad connections are kK ha aainabatanen ina taan ieee eee Q scalp in a clean and hea onaition. . Sold by W.S- THOMPSON, 103 15th s% beautiful eab- inet. mantels; tiled bath ‘and vestibule; electric Steam heat; granolithic side- walks and large yard; very destraite property tor goverment offi or Cong WHER, Room oe ene “Pa. ave. ATTORNEYS. CAMPBELL CARRINGTO: Attorney-ut-Law, Webster Law building, 505 1 et. nw., Wash- ington, D.C. Besidence, 933 K st. aw. 422 ry wharf. Steamer Wakeseld on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS at 7 ‘a. und intermediate landings. Returning TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SUNDAYS. Arrowsmith on MONDAYS and DAYS at 3:00 p.m. each and all lower river landi eee 6's WED’ a.m. leaves Kinsale TUESDAY! return landing, arrivi NESDAY DAYS at 5:20_p.m. Teonanitown, St. George’ Coan and Yeoromico; ret ning riving at Washington SUNDAYS vot (See schedule.) _508-tf and BIS for Coloatal for Nomini creek, (See schedule.) for Ale: island, leaves Kinsale, ar- 10 m. DEEY.” Se neral Munager. NEW PALACE STRAMER HARRY RANDALL wharf, Tuesday and Thursday at 7 a.m. Landing at wharves as far down as Maddox creek. Leaves River View on Mond: 8, Sntil hour of sailing. ‘Te F. A. REED & ©. _ap2T-tr Vednesdiys and Fridays, 3 p.m. Pas- Fenger accommodations first-class. Freight received ‘elephone, 1765, » Agents, — th street, araing FOR SALE-CHEAP COAL AND WOOD YARD; xround, abeds, scales, all complete; owner non-resident. or cach add. 1 LACK DIAMOND, Kenyon st on ath and Tith ‘rumba een 4th sts., © ty a A bargain. M. M. am 3 st. house n.w.; Star edice. feet it. dwelling. H. FOR SALE—Lor 60 FEET FRONT, ‘BY 173 DEEP to 20-ft. alley; adjoining lot 20 ft. frout deep: ale CF fat =. ot “ged Pa Ee 7-20 FOU SALE—DESIRABLE CX CORNER LOT, 72 = — ben feet on Florida wil divide, TATE oF orrice, 1630 16th st, ay at itowe = YOU WANT TO BUILD See us for a Jot. We can furnish you with In'any part’ of tie city or subarbe, "Gun of thane Lot 22xi25 . a ft. to alley, P st. bet. 16th and 20.86387% ft. t Corcora j Fs ws « to alley, in st. bet 17th (24x98 = to aller, P at. m9 17th = 18th st 25x85 ft. to alles, 12th at. het. O and P ate lot in ‘Takoma Park ‘ata very Geko. M. MYERS, Real Estate, 1505 PA. AY. N.W. a SALE HANDSOMELY 1 LOCATED LOTS AT s0 2 each, for rad & mouth, without inter- Ent Park: also houses for sale, at For Spams ao seca Pe se HEN IY COPP, 707 G st., opp. patent office, n24-1m FOR SALE—A VALUABLE 1 LOT, 25X100, 3 NEXT in West to $5, to Barber building on st. it Post Office. Address w. meee meee Ce 120 Broadway, NX. Y. phy mim SS eee 8U BURBAN PRPOERTY. DI sx rooms, Seabte and seven acres of | al water: garden and variety of fruit. | Apis Monroe st., see ave. at Ptety i | |IT WAS A BLANK Professor Oarpenter Has Fun With His Many Subjects. Mesmerizing a Young Lady and What and Boat Riding. Prof. Carpenter preached and practiced mesmerism before a throng of folks last night at Grand Army Hall. Some of those present were investigators and others just fun hunters. The latter found it. At first the audience was formal, distant and non-com- mittal. Things warmed up. What had been soberly gloomy became vehemently gay. Serious-visaged people perpetrated antics of exaggerated absurdity. There was @ general getting together under the in- spiration of the hour—of the two hours. Skeptics believed that psychology was phe- momena and admitted that “there was something in it.” Some thought that the work was done with the aid of accom- plices, but this theory, so far as The Star man could discern, was unjust. In the be- sinning the professor discoursed on hypno- tism. The hypnotic state was the dream state. A hypnote was a dreamer. Some People were psychics, others were not. Some people were so susceptive that they believed anything which anybody told them. ‘These were rare an unhealthy cases. Hyp- notism and catelepsy, under proper re- Strictions, were beneficial to the nerve sys- tem. They were tonic. Susceptibility to the influence was not indicative of suft-head- edness, nor was superiority of will indi- cated by ability to withstand the influence. Hypnotism in crime was an absurdity, ‘NTR Scientists might swear to the contrary, but OFFICIAL NOUICEs. OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF ILE Dis- | trict of Columbia, Washington, December 12 1803.—abe ‘Commissioners Of the Doimet of Co- luwvia Lave feveived frum the fullow- ing bills, with request for their views us to the propriety of enacting — fms WU bold spe- cial sessions xs folic’ bear parties iuter- ested: THURSDAY, Dbteaiueit FOURIEENTH, 188, at TWO O'CLOCK P.M.—H. K. bill 4410, “A bill to authorize the Washington and Marl boro’ Electric Hatlway Company to extend the lines within the District of Columbia.” Begin- hing at and on the southeasterly boundary line of the District of Columbia where ine of rail oy Suitland road, Bowen road and Branch avenue, or other practicable route which may be approved by ‘the Commissioners of the District, to connect with Pennsylvania ave. extended; thence by aud with seid avenue and to the Anacosii river at or near the burat bridge beiow the uew bridge; Thence across the Auacostia by trestle or other bridge for the exclusive se of electric railway Romece. be approved by the Secretary of War, aod ‘built by sald ny over and a said river and the tracks of the Baltimore and Potomac ratiroad ip such manner and at such height as net to iuterfere with the use of said river or-raUrosd, thence on to the southerly | clrcumferenée of the circle at the west end of the new Pennsylvanta pvenue bridze said circle 40 said Peupdivania avenue With to thé.center line of Sth street also across said Pennsylvania avenue tersection with Kentucky avenue, and . at its in: then with the latter to B sireet wouth, with said B street to 4%, street; thence with the latter to Missouri avenue and with that to 6th street west; thence to B street northwest, b that to vth EMBER EIGHT- rage men in the District ES Columbia to collect their charges upon goods with them by the fale’ therfol TUESDAY, DECEMBER “MISE. TEENTH, 1693, at TWO 0° PM.—H. B. Lill 4479, “A blll to amend the charter of the | Brightwood Railway Company of the District of Columta, | authorizing It to extend its present line of road to and along the waiwed roads or streets in the District 0: ginning at the intersection of Sth s Carroll avenne at the present Takoma Park te: minus of eefd railway, and running thence north erly across atd along’ said Carroll avemie to the read known @s the Blair road; thence along said Bisir road northerly Cirection to the pant where said Blair rod crosses the District line; avd said Brichtwood Railway Company is also hereby avthorizet to build a branch line of its present roa@ from sch point on its nresent op- erated main line of railway hetween Rrightwood, in said District, and its District line terminus ax may be determined on, and «uch point to be mubject to the approval of the Commissioners of the District of Columbin. in an erstwardly line over and across such lands as may be purchased for a right of way ‘by eaid Trightwood [allway Company under condemnation proceedings. as | hereinafter provided for. or otherwise, to a point where said extondsd Mn shall intersect the Dis- trict line. and that sa!@ Rrightwood Rallway Company is hereby avthorixed to construct, equ operate and ran { over and along said route or roates, ax above described, with the overhead troller ersten or clactric-mattre newer, 3. 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MANICURE. MANICURE 4 AND CHIROP- tmoporter MADAME PAYS: ST. ¥.W.— rer of Ee Tas apd GiincoPODIST GOODS sourn of New ork ork auzd-cr FOR SALE—HOUSES. _ FOR SALE—$10.009 WILL B BUY PEt SAME agua We EXG. ‘SiNisrer, % DUPONT CIRCLE. vunstr(ke of Pakr May BE povGHT J.B. WIDMER, KEAL ESTATE, 608 13TH sr. ize No Fan About Bucking Broncos. From the San Francisco Bulletin. “Many peopie have an idea that to ride a bucking bronco is the cowboy’s delight, but they're badly mistaken. There's no fun in it. When a thoroughbred rears and prances there's no jar in it, and I rather like to have one do it if I am riding. But when a bronco bucks end jumps into the air and comes down stiff-legged, with his feet planted together, that jars every bone in the rider’s body, especially the backbone, and is apt to make him feel pretty sick in short order. “My first experience with a bucking bronco cured me of the idea that there was fun in it. I had read that the cowboy always locks his spurs under the bronco’s belly at such times, and so I did the same. Well, the spurs went through the horse- hair cinch, and the brorco kept bucking so long as they staid there. I couldn't get them out till two nen came to help m “The proper thing to do when a %ronco bucks is to keep your spurs away from ALL, Proprietor ‘and Manager. LINE RET WERy WASHINGTON, ists TRESS MONROE and MASKS, | NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT Co. D.C, NORFOLK, VA. ‘The new and powerful Iron Paiace Steamers. WASHIN 7th st. wharf, arri a.m. next day. Arrit south and southwest. at ‘TON AND NORFOLK—SOUTH BOUND. Leave Washington daily at 7 p.m. from foot of ‘treas Monroe at 6:30 Norfolk at 7:30 a.m., NCRTH BOUND. Leave Norfolk daily at 6:10 p.m. Fortress t Tele pm. Arrive at Washington at Ti sylva ‘Ask for ticket ‘Tel»pnone 750. wwlett Leave son sole et 513, G19, 1351 and 1421 Penn- ave, and 615 15th st. n.w. the new line. JNO. CALLAFIAN, Gen, Supt him, balance yourself forward or backward in the saddle, according to the way he jumps, and grip him well between your knees. You have to let him buck till he = tired of it or finds he can’t get you off.” ——_-+e+-_-___ Killed for Betray! Associates. A special dispatch from Brownsville, Tex., says: In Rio Grande City Saturday night Fred Fern, the only American connected with the famous Garza outbreak of the frontier, was found in the agonies of death, having bee: shot. Fern turned states evidence against the Garzaites, and by practical acquaintance with the busi- ness the professor vcwed that he knew whereof he spoke. The French judge who denied the admissibility of expert testi- mony tending to show that Bompard was hypnotically actuated by Eyeraud was @ right and righteous judge. In dreams peo- ple did not commit even fancied atrocities, |if they imagined that they had a hated rival by the throat and were in the act of hurling him over a precipice, they would wake up before that rival went to elory. Thought They Were Policemen. If they dreamt chat they were a member of the metropolitan police force and had got the drop on an alleged slasher, that sun would hang fire; if they had an ax elevated above the neck of an enemy, that Gladstonian chip-splasher wouldn't work. They couldn't do it. Thus it was with subjects of hypnotism. No extrane- |ous influence would persuade a man to do murder unless murder was in that subject's heart. Great secrets could not be ex- tracted by means of hypnotism. aid not tell treasured excrete | in ier ee, because their brain was pregnant with the idea that it must not be told. The pro- fessor then called for subjects from the audience. Several recruits were mustered. They at first were ranged on the front row. He would intently scan an intended victim, put the victim's features through v3 xs -4 sage regime, grip him by the nape of neck, just where the peak of the spinal column collides with the bump of ema- Uveness, and yank him in all directions of the compass at the same time. Then if the conditions were favorable the victim would pass into the dreamland sphere, the operator would snap his fingers in the face of the operatee, cry “all right” and then the patient, with a start, and perhaps a shout, would drop back to earth. He selected the most promising candidates and led them to the stage. He waved his hand at a “sensitive” in the audience and that indi- viduel obeyed his beck. and kept his nose so close to the hand of the professor weg | almost seemed as though he was being led by his olfactorial organ. One of the can- didates for experimental purposes was @ young lady, very gentle. sweet and pretty. Believed She Was a Bird. ‘The operator took her handkerchief, after wafting her into hypnosticity, “od her it was a bird. She believed it. She took the folded handkerchief tenderly, ca- ressed it, fondled it with «irlish affection and coved to it with a maidenly delicacy that made the Ster man buzz, “Oh, would 1 were a bird,” and cdused him almost to forget his vow to iive a bachelor. Then the little lady was told the alleged bird was @ mouse. A vivid shriek of orthodox intens- ity ensued, and the charming maiden climb- ed a chair, displaying just enough ankle to make the reporter sigh like the exhaust pipe of a locomotive and his heart to thump like a pile driver. She and an older lady were then led forward into what were told was a floral Eden. Thev were invited to swipe all the flowers in sixht. They did. They knelt and plucked their laps full of nothing, but of what they thought were flowers. The young lady eved them with @ rapturous glance of dreamy distancy and remarked, “Oh. aren't thev lovely? Oh, how much I should Uke to paint them. Then other non-exirting things were shown them and they saw them fust as clearly as though they did. The professor said it was cold. They buttoned up to the ear-tips, breathed on their fingers. stamped their toes and beat their hands to keep up the circulation. Then the operator led them down into the audience and pointed out @ man, saying that it (the man) was a stove. Imaginary Heat and Cold. They hovered around him. warmed their hands over the top of his head. raked him with a poker, and otherwise professed to get more consolation out of that man than was hitherto believed to exist in the entire species. Then they were invited to take @ coat ride. They were shown a boat that wasn't even as substantial as a mirage. They got in and behaved exactly as folks do under marine conditions. One man took off his coat and pulled with a clock-like stroke that showed him not to have been in the Potomac’s crew at the last reantte. In imagination the craft sprung @ They pulled for the shore. the keel touched the beach, the men took off their coats and shoes. rolled up their trousers and lifted the girls to land ; were developed during the evening. Laugh- ter, laughter, laughter. After the perform- ance the reporter assaulted the voung lady for an interview. She felt as though she had been sleeping. She recollected that hed transpired. “No, really, ai@ T so? Oh, I _cen't believe it. Tell me all about it. It is all a blank to me.” The re- porter sighed, went out and got ow and then wrote this. > ‘The Making of a Tough. From the Providence Journal. I have been watching a boy who is to grow up into a thief and a rowdy, an@ while watching him I have had a to see how “gangs” are born rowdy life is developed in thege that compose New York. I suppose little boy is eleven or twelve years old. is small of age; a wizen-faced, ltth stunted rat of a child, with leathery skin, and the complexion of a drumhead. He lives on a route along which I often walk, between my house and my office, and my attention was first called to him by an ex- traordinary act of violence that he commit- ted upon his mother, She ran screaming out of he> tenement apartments into the streets, with her apron up to her face and a knot of women trailing after her. She screamed something about her need of water, and a great deal more about her eyes and her fear that she was blinded, The women hystied her into the courtyard behind the barracks where she lived, and began to deluge her face with wate: from @ running hydrant. Litde by little it came out that her boy, Tommy, had come home and demanded tea cents, that he might go to a dime museum “wid de gang. She did not have the money or did not propose to give it to him, and he became angry, and, filling both hands with red pepper, rubbed the stuff into both her eyes before she suspected what he was about or could prevent the act. Tom- my came down while the women were doc- toring his mother, and lurked at a distance, looking on. Suspecting that he might not find favor in their eyes, should any of them see him, Tommy armed himself with an under-sized cobble stone. They did see him, and brandished their great big arms at him, and called him a choice lot of names. He, in turn, exhibited his bit of paving stone menacingly, and remarked, “Lemme alone, or I'll split you wid dis, see.” An Irish cobbler took the child, not very roughly. t by the shoulder, and told him he was a bad bo; i has been very active in rounding up his former companions. ee A British Admiral’s Deat Admiral Sir John Corbett, K. C. B., re- tired, died Sunday at Brompton, Engiand. 4 would never be satisfied til he foun himself in jail. Ane -ah, rats!” said the Mt tle street urchin. “If de ole woman don’t do de square ting by me, I'll do her cold, and den dey kin take me to hell dey want to.” Fs