Evening Star Newspaper, December 15, 1893, Page 11

THE EVENING STAR, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1893-TWELVE PAGES. == 11 FOR RENT—HOUSES FOR SALE—HOUSES. PIANOS AND ORGANS 2322 G. Or. w & g..18.30 2308 M. Se, we 1730 = ‘524 234, Gr, 37.30 For aT i2y 75 | 2120, so ee 10 $11,224. 5.50 Tor, ‘m 1527 Benal 2311 Pa ave, Gr,mi.42.50, 2414-16 G, 2323 Pa ave.l0r,mi.45.50 1705 Pa 2315 Pa ave, 9r,mi.40.50 2504 Pa 1210-14 ene 3212 Potomac, ‘12r. 7 32d, 410 Pomeroy, &. ‘115 Stevens ¢.6r.w. 206-8. Bth ‘oe.6r.mi 1i10 26th, Sr, cel. hb fice) 1215 W, 6r, mi 5 819 21st, ér, wae 30.40 2 4G. Tr, w & g. 1010 234, Sr fiat, gag heat $1 414-16 Elm, Ge, mi-18.50| 24 TT Wth,” Sr,wkz.18.50) 210K. bee For full Uist apply to WESCOTT & WiI0O: 1907 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. con RENT_REDUCED RENTS—$25, $35 AND $40 houses REDUCED im price to SUIT nice perma- Rent tenants. ‘These are beautiful houses. well locat L. S. CHAPMAN 1006 F st. AN ELEGANT AT A VERY LOW PRICE. ON FOR SALE—A CHANCE TO BUY NEW a Ee SIDE OF A_15- FOOT Al DOW ON SIDE; Tet AN PRICE, IF SOLD AT ONCE, $10,200; Rg FRO $12,000. APPLY x AP one ‘CE foe CUI S. D. 804 AND 806 Pst For SALE-A ¢ CHANCE ee DOUBLE am THE BIGGEST BARGAIN IN THE DISTRICT. ‘Three persons with $948 each, or one with 2,544, can handle it. The owner of a splendid corner in Columbia Heights ts obliged to sell and will sell at a great sacrifice; size 100x150; near Chinese legution and Dr. Hammond's residence; offered at $7,000 leas than a corner north of it sold for aud’ $6,600 less than the Gret corner south, PRICE PER CENTS. Apply for particulars “pavip. D. sTOX _it _ 804 and — st. FOR -SALE_FOR E EXCHANGE WILL Nt the following desirable: houses oa building lots in elty or Columbia Heights: A 7-room brick on H st. near government printing ; lot 20x144; 30-ft. alley; price, $5, A new S-room corner house n.w., ¥square from cable cars; $5,250. A Zstory and ‘basement house ou Massachusetts aye. ne, near 4th: $4, A 9-room house, cell: Capitol; $6,000. $-room house; lot 17x135 to 20-ft. alley; north- 1 ants $8,000. Come 1 have a nuinber _0f large houses to trade, nex it pap p SOS, S04 and 606 Fst. nw {at 19205; one square from week. bath; large’ lot: cely alley: $00 or more ash, balance to. vu DAVID ints 825 a FORD e Ww. 06 wits St POR SALE—A VERY CHEAP PROPERTY AT $4,000; desirable as a residence or can be con- verted into a store at very little expense, and Will rent for $35 a month: the house is In first- ‘y plumbing lot 20x80 to alley: ne. near 7th, STONE, it SO+ and S06 F rer 117 N. Y. 4 AVE. N.W.; PRESS BRICK: ; 8 rooms and summer kitchen: _erete pot ail fa hest ‘condition. aizert Tor RENT VERY CHEAP—A BEAUTIFUL cx. fornted home in Georgetown; nearly new: te ‘occupancy. B. = POU welitme 1115 10th rooms, inclusive el ng | st. nw.; 9 of bath room: $30.50: mL 5 Apply 920% ‘La. 421m 618 Whitney av, 6r.815.. . ave. FOR RENT— Hotel centrally cated, S0r. 1028 Vt a 500 150 1723 RI av ow, 17r.250 Laurel 1329 K st nw, 15¢.208.53 ant, or. 1416 20th st, 22r....200 1525 0 st aw, 8 1011 Conw av nw, 147150 1409 20th st ‘nw, iir. 50 214 N J ave se, i6: 1911 N st aw, 10r. 1331 G st nw, 16°. 1242 1th st awe Ors as ESAs Toth st aw, 12r.150 1801 2tet wt mw, Se... 4S Georgetown, 1009 A st aw, 97... 2.45 “125 | 1244 11th st ow, Jor 45 -125 225 R st ne. 10r- lo- OF 24st, st & dv, Or.a8 | POR SALE—A 10 PER CENT NET INVEST: 4 six-room bricks; renting for $654 a year; price, $6,000; one square from the Capitol. These are very nice houses; well built; always rented; no better investment ever offered. FOR SALE—Apother fine investment in six 2- story bricks on F st. west of 17th; lot T1x105; renting $720 a year. Price reduced to $8,000. ‘This is a very low price for such good renting property: on & concreted street. t DAVID D. STONE, S04 and $06 F st. nw. FOR SALE—$4,500 WILL BUY THIS CENTRALLY docated, new “house; worth $5.00; bay-window 2 squares from the pension 3 7 nicely ered rooms and bath. DAVID D. STONE, S04 806 F st. n.w. CHANGE—WILL EXCHANGE A 6-ROOM uaizcumbered house worth $3,500 on an 8 or 10- e and assume trust. CHANGE-—On. small” houses; 2 10-room honses on the west side of 14th st.; worth $11,000 each. FOR EXCHANGE—On lots in Takoma Park, a fine new hense on Florida ave. n.w.; worth $6,500. FOR EXCHANGE—On a house 500, room house on Florida ave.; $2,500; will essume trast. DAVID D. stone, it 804 and S06 F st. nw. —— — 100 2 12th st nw (fat, | 00 acd 2022 T st nw, $3.33 1734 lith st nw, 33 1684 15th st nw, Ar. 2.40 88.33 A2AT 12th st nw, Se SN Ya 75 1429 Chapin s\ 75 1482 Corcoran B06. st nwitiat) Soa Hiltser pl. or, 3920 Susdertard pl. 6006 st ney 3 70 1908 16th st nw, OF. we 212 10th st nw, 720 10th nw, 10r. 1521 oth st ow, 10r. lor. 1506 P st nw, 6 Hi st nw, 10r. Ist @r. 3211 2ist st ‘nw. 9-60 IS19 14th st aw, (rr), Sor Maple ave hw,12r.0) 4 -13.80 2024 R st nw, 9. 30 | RT st nw. tr. ’ R13 20th st nw, 137.60 1507 Union conrt.4r_12. 1640 21st st ow. 10r..60 In rear of 1225 Conn | 42 N Y ave, 12r.....35 ave, several flats.ea6.25 | 1419 20th st Dw, 10r. 45 i fe or 18th ow, eat | Hillyer pl aw, 9r Vt av & L st nw, 15r800 | 19th st or K ‘aw. 8r.150 | Mase av or 18th st | Sunderland pl. 1 2100 nw, 210 N J ave nw, oe -100 Conn av nr N st, ‘ie 300 1709 Corcoran st nw.9r85 K at ur 12th rw. 181.200 219 N Cap st, 9... 83.23 N Bi ave nr Corcoran 6th _st or L nw, 10r. eS 10r. e nr i, 18r. 275 | DoT Maple a ay pw, 12) Sine Saves or lies 121 C st Or. Lo y was: fr 2020 14th st nw, 17r.150 | Q st ar 20th nw, 9r..— Joth st or Q nw, 10° 15 ICES. 1324 F st nw, basem't$75. 1260 Fa ave, S8 Seer $25 cor 12th and F 225 Pa av nw, 4th f1.35 4c, entire Goat ttt, several fe -60 1213 F nw, several rs.— Pa ay and 1ith nw,2r.65 Se cor 6th and F sta.—— BIS 12th nw, 2r ist 1.45 | 12th st bet R and 3 Se cor 12th and F | (coal yard)... sts nw, 2r, 2d floor..40 1417 G nw, several rs— ‘733 7th st uw, Ist and 24 floors. os 1421 F st nw, several 733 7th st nw. 1802 11th st nw... ..$15 2201 'N ¥ ave. 45 | S24 12th st nw, store.: | 718 14th st ow. 40 | 1804 1ith st ow 3 ade 203214 F st nw, 20x60.—— STA maz 17th and 18th, K and L -$# sts.. sq 25 8.9900 Mass av & Bist.25 1528 NY ar nwireat) 15 2, sq 88. 25/1121 14th st nw (reary-15 2 eq 195. tp coisa ol FS examined by permit = our office only. THOMAS J. FISHER & CO. 1324 F st. n. a RENT 12 AND (2) K ST. \.E, 6ROOM in good order; bandy to cars $18.50 and $17 a month. Keys at » W. TUCKER & BRO., 100 F st 48-1m LADIES’ GOODS. GoLb, SILVER AND FANCY PAPER, MASKS, Gold Paint, Serap Pictures, Tree Ornam ‘uts, | Paper Napkins, Favors, Toys, French Tissue. | an Dolls, Lamp Shades. GOULD'S, 421 9th. ‘= MRS” M.A. TANCIL, FASHIONABLE = MODISTE. Promptness, iatness, style Perfect tt aiz6te 2116 Pa. Stable in alley bet USth & 16tb, K & b, = +2 -1,500 10s sai. fh, 4r.1,000 SOUTHEAST. 1113-15 and L117 M sts st. fh, 10 and 6r-$5,000 } “wh, or, acta 1,800 FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE— K st. bet. 15th and 16th sts. 6th st. mw.. ems. Festicoles at REAL ESTATE | 1680 16th s1 aT-2w with all modern improvements. ‘South Carolina ave. s.c.: § 6-room: house, weil built mod, for, $4,300, on ‘easy terms. tH et r, 1316 B’st. sow ‘ready, for pecupae woake your selection ay corner house, 1 19 rooms. tie ot rooms each; a.m.L; open fireplaces: Ling and cahinet’ mantels: beautiful chamicliers; ‘eles | tric lighting; heated by lot water; open for tn- epection, 10 4 Ind. ave., owner. R. 1. AVE. N. Landsome house; a.in.t.; fashionable nelgh- Lorhood; magnificent lot to 86-foot ailey; will sell for price of ground alone and include’ bouse to finmediate purchaser. Don't miss this. toom _5, i201 Pa. av For AL PHOS 1 HANDSOME & ASD i pater houses . of 12th and U sts. nw. for each; prices to early 300 reduction from regular pean ‘These houses have exceptionally fine in- terior” decorations, electrie SARE ete. Watchman constantly present. OWNER, loom 5, 1201 Pa. ave. ois3m For, SALE—14: and pressed-bric inet mantels; electric wppliginces; steam heat; granolithic wide: walks and large yard; very desirable property for & he igovernasast officials or Congresstiun, iy OWNER, Room 5, 1201 Y Fon sate: DESIRABLE HOUSES AT’ $1,600 TO $5,000 In West End Park, on monthly payments j, also lots for sale at $200 to $400, at Bib os Interest. Rare opportunity For plats and circolars, address SCOPE, Gof Gets opp. putenk office: vis "papered; only’ oue left; $3,800; nd “monthly Banke Le |ANCOCK a yiuents, & CO.. cor. 13th and G sts. me. a 1204-1213 ‘ST. N.E. papered reception eats 3 $3.5 ud monthly; ten notes @ ‘year 3 - iL HANCOCK & CO., cor. 13th and G sts. ne. FOR SATE COR, MD. AVE, AND ELLIOTT St. ed-bris bay-window house; $3,750; house near by It ask for terms: zal. BIA’ rMANCUCK € Cun cot, Hath and G sts. FOR SALE—On EXCHANGE_A HANDSOME Con. Begehoue: WHR stables uulncumbered: renting oF par’ we ae ER BARGAINS—NORTH WEST. iePherson Basare, rare chance $25,000 Just above Scott Circle, lock from Dupont 1 block from Dupont Circle! 12° 2 blocks from Scott Circle, 10r. Actual Tnvestigate. 6 BAUMGHAS, main floor. SETTLE AN ESTATE-THREE Fess brick houses opposite Erankiia Parks inches on I st. by 144 tal Fear ‘of ‘fot, Apply to Dr. Dp. it. “oobEN: _eeutor, 1624 P FOR Saie—a_ MAGNIFICEN “STONE and brick English basement house, built by on architect for his use; in eacellent n.w. eat near 1Sth st.; 10 rooms, bath, c pan and every modern convenience; ‘steam heat aud gicctrig light. Terme and price apply at. once, m 5, Pa. av a22-1m 1a G FOR SALE—LOTS. Fou SALE—AT A BARGAIN LoT 25x70 PRET. oa Oak st., Mt. Pleasant; only $850 if bought Within a few days. J.B. TERT rORD a15-3t 1108 G st. FOR SALE— INVESTORS, SPECULATORS, LOOK at this—A chapce to buy lot worth $1.15 ft. for 75 cents, The owner of a choice corne lot bia Heights, near Chinese legution and is compelled to sell the best bargains ever sewer und gas; a corner sold for $1.25'a ft., oF Eee more than this one is offered at; ‘only 2.S44 cual, balance on long. time: three parties with $Me can handle it. ‘There is over $5,000 profit in this k Tet DAVE De ‘Stoxe, S04 and $06 F st. nw. FOR SALE_FOR the following Gontzslte lace tn. Alley bet sex and ‘and E, bh, 3: sis'K si, tb 3 The adore’ ts only a portion of the prepert my Looks. te SO list eall at office tor | texued oo whe tet and 158 as FoR |S ALE FOR all het nate 15 DAYS. A NEW 6ROOM mod. imps.; in the Ws “5 line; $200 ‘cash, balance ce. $4,000, GRAHAM & CAMPERS Mth st. POR SALE—16-ROOM HOUSE, WITH mien 316 Indiana ave. n.w.: in perfect repair; new furnace; F st. cars pass the door; most suitable heuse for a physician; frovtage of house and lot, 22 feet; depth, 118 feet. For further particulars write to owner, JEN, al4-3et FOR SALE—AT A & fine 13-room house almost new; all m. finish on main floors; will take part cash, part uniacambered real estate, | Apply 182, Washlag- ton Loan and Trust building. FOR SALE BEAUTIFUL NEW HOUSE, ane coraer 16th and & st<. n.w.; front, 22 ft. wide, and deep lot to alley; 12 large rooms and bat! modern in evens respect; reduced to $12,000; very easy terms. Apply to W. D a = THOMAS BLAG! City P. 0. | FOR SALE—64 M ST. N.W.:9 ROOMS AND BAT! built by day's work; finished in natural wood two-story stable; on paved alley; worth $7,000, but partnership ‘must be settled "by January the best offer kets it. Key at 122 M st. n.w. ale3t Ww. ‘ASH. ¥OU CAN BUY TO ADVANTAGE _ Ate these times. We have two especially offers to make. They won't be long going. good A beautiful three-story and basement otek eat ing, desirably located in Georgetown, taining 7 rooms and bath. Rents for $35. mre be sold at a low price and on easy terms. A corner lot im Taken Park, tmproved by a nine-room dwelling, stable, and’ so forth, to be sold at a special price if purchased immediately. GE»). M. MYERS, Real Estate, 1505 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. N.W. Tel. 70. dl¢_ | FoR SALE—VERY CHEAP $2,250, GOOD TERMS, buys nice 7-reom bay-window brick house; well located n.e.; on 2 car Hines; a cheap bome and excellent investment. JOHN F. WAGGAMAN, _ 413-3t ‘Too 14th st. For SALE-SPLENDID _ INVESTMENT~ $7,000, easy terms, buys first-class investwent in 8 small houses, located in improving part of northwest and paying over 10 per cent. A138 FOR & brick house of 7 near M st-: under good rental, oF with d13-3t FOR SALE— DO YOU WANT A HOUSE? Do YoU WANT a home? If you do call at our office or write us and our agent will eall upon you and save lot of trouble and worry in house hunting. us what you want, price, location, number of rooms, ete., and we will tz to, sult you. ZEVELY & FINLEY, _a13-30 622 F st. nw. FOR SALE_BY AUGUST DONATH, 611 7TH ST. Buyers looking for a large house ‘at a low price ll ANTON AND CAROLINE LERCH, 826 127TH AND | 1208-1208 I st. n.w. French dyeing and cleaning | of every description: evening ‘and party dresses Made a specialty. rpitrorage extends ame py oy | KCCORDION PLAITING | (FRENCH = } skirts, 25¢.; narrow raffles, le. per yd.; the | on ting establishment in Wastington; ‘pink. | ~ y batvons: G. W. LUCAS, 918 9th et. an we = PLAITING DONE FROM 15 CENTS per yard up. All work guaranteed. Work = shout the United States. C. aU BREACH 's. | 7th and li sts. nw. ay. tapes SEALSKIN GARMEN altered. Furs of ali Mise BESS _B2t3m MADAME_GENESTE, 310 ce ST. fon. D; ¢., 1 square from F ‘done ual to new: ins a Foods Pandied wlth cares called for and _BI4-Tmne2t® | ISHED 1830—FAGRETS HAIR TONIC, | ‘ef. the Mecca Petroleum—Prevents baldness, | keeps the hair and scalp in a clean and healthy | condition. | Sold by W.8. THOMPSON, 709 15th st. | livered. DENTISTRY. | DR. GRAHAM, 907 7TH ST. N.W.. SPECTAList | % operative and surgical deatistry. Filling and | eXtractine positively without pain’ No inexperi- wiy fledzed graduates nor incompetent ts intrus to practice on patients, bat tions performed personaliy by Dr. Graaah Extracting vita gas or local anaesthetic. 50c. Cleaning. 7 Filling with platina, silver or —s Se. Porcelain crowns. $5: gold crowns, Very best full set teeta, $7. HOSHON’S DENTAL PARLOE: 1608 Lith o.w. Artificial Teeth inserted, Open all hours, including Sundays. Local anaes used for paipless extraction of teeth. S. DENTAL ASSOCIATION, THE LEADi @ental organization of America. Sctentitie TISTRY at moderate prices by experts only. H ST. See card In another column. DENTAL INFIRMARY.—TFETH without ¢ i 204 10TH proof Goods. fos, Flue Lin! ar invited to Inspect 627 and 629 Florida ave. n.c. For $5,700 can be had a bi of 10 rooms, of 20 feet front, heated by furnace and modern throughout. The location is very Inviting, the front looking out upon the Deaf Mute College grounds and the rear having a view over the en- tire city. Look at them. Keys at 625 Florida ave. ne. ait FOR SALE—17TH AND 8 STS., NEW 3.STOR stone and brick dwelling; hardwood finish; elec- trie Hghts and gas; hot water heat; beautiful mantels and tiled Gath room; offer wanted for WESCUTT, WILCOX fo BISSTON, 907 Pa. ave. _ 49-6 FOR SALE— $0,500 EACH, HOU: SES 2002 AND 2004 15th st.; Sstory stone and brick dwellings; new; 10 rooms and —— room; furnace, etc.; of- fer wanted for cas! ESCUTT, WILCOX & HIESTON, a9-6t 1907 Pa. ave. nw. FOR SAL NORTHWEST INVESTMENT PROP. new 6-rvom bricks near 2ist and E sts. ; to pay 15 per cent on invest: | WESCUTT, WILCOX ae HIESTON, ~__ 1007 Pa. ave. nw, FOR SALE-A TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT brick; 6 large, 2 small rooms and bath; corner house; all rooms front south; stairway ‘through center; Just papered; electric lighting and hells: heated, by. two. Introbes: price, $6,000. Ingnire of J.J. ETON, 718 15th ‘st. a9-im APPLY TO W. M. st. a9- AVE. S06 171 FOR SALE—ON COLUMBIA H. ITS. Te Tegan and Harlan residences and nese lega- tion, fine lot, 50x150, with ‘0 cottages; rented So a8 to make good investment. Price reduced, as owner, is leaving city TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1307 F st. For AL HANDSOME SEW RY brick dwelling, 1515 loth st. n.w.; thirteen rooms and bath room; all latest improvements; carefuily built under our personal supervision and fi house open for iuspection further particulars ai price For Je TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1307 F s\ “WELL BUILT, WELL al new bouse; finished in natural ai roems, bath, pantry and carge cellar; 3 rooms on each couventent, desirable. loca: - ave and Washington circ large Jot to 30-ft. paved alley. An prtunity to buy desirable “home. Key next door. » 624 Lith st. nw. A lot on M st. near North ‘Capitol st. 5 lots, each 16x41, on M near at. 143.75x42 corner 6th and Florida ave. 2 lots on 8 st. neur 19th st. Lot on Kenyon st., Colutnbia Heights,near 14th, 100x150 on 14th near Binney, the choicest lote on this street. hyline lot om T st. mear 18th, 22.6110; paved alley. Af exceptionally fine corner on New Jersey ave. near Capitol, Lats In all sections. Would like to hear from owners or agents. DAVID D, STONE, SO4 and $06 F st. now, ‘ALE-FOR EXCHANGE—ON A, 6 OR & room house, ice lots; no incumbrance; worth i E—On a $10,000 or $12.000 house ne. Be R.W., one or two lots in Columbia Heights. ae DAVID D. STUNE, Sot and 800 Fst. hw. FOR SALE—AN EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY A beautiful vacant lot on T st. near 13th n.w. fronting 24 feet and running ack to a 80-f alley. If bought at oace for cash can be por chased for $1.25 ai3-3t_ JOHN "B. WIGHT, 1410-1412 G FOR SALE—A DESIRARLE 25-FOOT LOT « Kenyon st between 13th and ey Hts Columbia Heights. A bargain. a9-7t Min F FOR SALE—A ,BARGAIN—03 ONLY $1,000 FOR A nice lot on N. 20.04 ? ° Are We Selling Pianos Too Cheap? Or Upon Too Liberal Terms? A certain plano firm in this city in a recest article to “The Musical Times,” bitterly complained that we (using our name, and cne of cur ““Star’* advertisements as an illustration) were seliing Pianos and Organs entirely TOO CHEAP, and upon cntirely TOO LIB- ERAL TERMS. This dealer said among other things: ‘We do not ask the pub- lication of the above advertisement in ' the belief that it will change Mr. ” Swith’s business tactics. Our sim is to show who is to blame for this ruip- ous (2) cutting.....How can we sell our “square” planos at $5 per month when our neighbor (Mr. Smith) will sell a silver-tongued $-pedal Upright on the same terms?....Is it not time for" " marufacturers und dealers to combine und say: Halt; enough?” ‘Think of it, re fiec-thinking Amer can people! ‘Think of the Plano trade combining to force us to INCREASE our prices. Indeed! Our position us “leaders” of low prices need no argument. Our steadily growing business is conclusive evidence that the ‘public is with us—and appre- ciate low prices. Our business was never so large, nor so profitable—even in the face of the “lowered” prices—as it is today. Yet we did not have to fight our own battle, for that admirable and greatly respected musical journal, “The Muste Trades,"’ snatched up the gauntlet " thrown down by our local competitor and editorially champions our, and “your” cause, of “low prices in the follow- ing unmistakable language: “Messrs. —_— -~—— of Washington, D. C., complain that Mr. F, G. Smith Manufacturer of Bradbury Pianos, 1s offering Pianos ‘too cheap’ and upow " ” too Mberal terms. With regard to this question I would say that, a man has A perfect right to do business as he pleases without regard to his com- petitors, so long as he honorably fulfills his cogagements od Mr. F. G. Smith is a wealthy man....It is only houses of old standing who insist on doing business as their fathers and grand- futbers did before them, and expect in these times of Intense competition to make as much profit on each transac- tion as thelr progenitors did twenty or thirty years agu....As humanity Progresses it will prcduce wealth more cheaply, and distribute it more cheaply. It will learn to make more pianos aud better pianos each year for less money, and will sell them for less money. Yet you ask ‘if prices and profits are to come down this way, how can the manufacturer or dealer lve?'....1 answer ‘by the enormously increased volume of bis business.’ The man who aids in the cheaper production and distribution of wealth is a benefactor to his race....The man who, by his superior manufacturing and business methods, puts an honest, well-made plavo witllla the purchasing power of the ordinary wage-earner has rendered ® greater service to humarity than mary a laurel-crowred general.’ NOW ABOUT OURSELVES. We Do Not Wish “To Pose’’ as Benefactors —but we do wish to go on record as Soying that we shall always strive to sell lower, lower and lower—as low as ‘We possibly can, regardless of the prices and terms quoted by competitors. We have a higher motive than that of mere money making. We are Piano manu- facturers. We have branch stores in every city of any note. We utilize every modern invention snd facility for achieving the “best results’ and for the most economical conduct of the business. ‘We save you the middle man's profit— & clear 25 to 50 per cent. We sell feet front, with is-toot side, attey; for store oF _dwelling. H. L. RUST, 624 14th st. mw. d7-tf_ For a ed 50 FEET FRONT BY 173 DEEP adjoining lot 20 ft. front by 73 Sept si ena ‘place for flat house of small ap- Crepperasenrs REAL ESTATE OFFICE, 1630 — Font SALE DESIRABLE ( CORNER LOT, 72 FEET on R and 20 feet on Florida ave.; will divide, selling either frontaxe. Apply at REAL | FS- _TATE OFFICE, 1630 16th a7. FOR SALE_HANDSOMELY LOCATED LOTS AT $200 to $400 each. for $5 n month, without inter- est, In West End Park; also houses for sale, at $1,600 to $5,000, on monthly payments, J pee ferred. For plats and circulars, address’ E N. COPP, G st., opp. patent office. n2t-Tm FOR SALE—A VALUARLE LOT, 25X100, NEXT fo Barber, building (8th st.) and opposite the Post ee. Address W. BALL, G 120 Broadway, N. Y. WINTER RESORTS. WINTER (HOME: | 7-ROOM | MOUSE; "STABLE; 1,000 bearing fruit trees; 11% acres; on river; 23 minutes’ drive from Jacksonville; exchange photo, J. B. JC Fst. ee abiw THE ELLIOTT, LAKEWOO! HEALY AND. DELIGHTFUL LOCATION, IN THE PINE WOODS NEAR THE LAKEWOOD HOUSE NFW. SOMELY FURNISHED. SUN PARLOR, INCLOSED PORCHES, BATHS, &c ‘address F, E, FOSTER cits. mim For, circulars, terms, & 2-33 you the Sweetest-toned Piano on the Market at the price you are asked to pay for the vastly inferlor makes. * We do not think we are selling too Jow, nor allowing too Mberal termé. We wish It were possible to vell lower and possible to make more liberal terms. You can trust us to work in YOUR interest—not in the interest of war competitors. Before you decide upon a make of Piano drop in and let us demonstrate the superiority of the Bradbury Piano. You will be shown every courtesy, and” ” pot unduly importuned to buy. ws? F. G. Smith, Bradbury Pianos, 1225 Penna. Ave. W. P. Van Wickle. MANAGER, it PIAN OS AND ORGANS. Piano’ and Organs FOR THE HOLIDAYS. We are the sole agents for CHICKERING PIANOS, MILLER PIANOS, MASON & HAMLIN PIANOS, BEHNING PIANOS, PEASE PIANOS, SMITH & BARNES PIANOS, MASON & HAMLIN ORGANS AND SMITH AMERICAN ORGANXS. Spectal prices for cash during the month of December. CUT THIS OUT and bring it with you, it will entitle you to the rebate. John F. Ellis &Co., 937 Pa. Ave., Near 10th St. 6-16 VICTOR BECKER, EXPERT PIANO TUNER AND REGULATOR; 30 years In the rict. Orders hy postal or otherwise received at 1405 10th st. nw. d4-2w* 4 NNN A BB EKR Bit eA Bey be NNN Be NNN A A BBB ERR Prayos. PIANOS FOR RENT. SECOND-HAND PIANOS, Includit fpme of gue own make, bat slightly used. KNABE & CO., 817 Penna. ave. aus Table” PIANO. made? tn- profession; constructed designs and in all kinds ebstablished more than 50 IFFER & CONLIFF, 417 lita st. nw. DO NOT BUY UNTIL YOU HAVE SEEN THE modern VOSE PIANOS. Exquisite tone t durability! Elegant cases! as. MUSIC STORE, 521 11th st. Absolutely the most” dural do! by the musical after the most artistic of rare wood cases. ears, PFEL apti-te Pianos are Popular As CHRISTMAS GIFTS because they make the most sensible presents you can find. They furnish amusement for the whole fainily and are ornamental as well. They're Pieces of household furniture ‘no house should be without. If they're bought here, the greatest pleasure is given to the fustclan, He'll appreciate the fact that a better PIANO cannot ‘The makes we handle are the acknowledged leaders, Easy terms make it convenient for everyone to have them. SANDERS & STAYMAN, Pianos, 994 F 8ST. And 13 N. Charles st., Baltimore, ERAKAU ER PIANOS ARE RECOG: pianos by artists as well as a “tate ia Bee them at KUHN'S TEMPLE OF MUSIC, st. Expert tuning and repairing. GEORGE J. BECKER, Professional piano tuner. Pianos tuned and aa ‘at reasonable rates. Orders ‘nolicited, sat, faction guarantecd. 805 11th st. mw. d18-2w HALLETT & DAVIS’ PIANOS BEAR TESTS OF time, ‘use, tone, touch, artistic finish; a perfect piano; a ‘royal’ gift; ce styles and cottage fe come and buy or rent, 811 9th st. n. ale gens se THE TIME FOR EXORBITANT PRICES FOR Pianos {s past. If you huve any doubt about it call and see the Sommer plano, a strictly Brst- class instrument, at a very moderate oee at G. L. WILD's BROS. 7th st. ow. 709 grins in the musical line for the holidays. THE SOHMER PIANO 1S THE LATEST ACHIEVE- ‘ment of inventive and mechanical skill. The mer- its of these wonderful instruments are well worthy your attention. These pianos we can offer you on the most liberal terms. Old pianos of erery dzscription taken in as part Pianos for rent, m a ad Jove and si “& CO. od Te 7th, a1! HUGO WORCH Sobmet _Agents. STEINWAY, | CHASE, GABLER, BRIGGS rian Orga Wileor -. White pe DROOP’S: fue 925 or Sawn 220-tr Fe ave, COAL AND WOOD. cLL, 633 GTi ST. SW. Tuner and Repairer. Orders by mail. and and. Virginia “and the District, Lowest prices. Advice given purchasers te ot =POINTS TO PIANO BUYERS” IS THE NAME of @ little book we have jest published, contain tng real useful and honest advice co erso about to buy a pi: ‘2 postal and. we'll mail you ot It of "real benest to droj Soult ti PEEIFFER & CONLIFR..........417 11th st. nw, cs MERRILL & co., 1623 L st. n.w. Best grades of Domestic Coal. Dry Kindling under cover. ‘Phone 46, n25-1m® George L. Sheriff, pel 1851, DEALER 'ALITIES OF COAL AND SUPERIOR QU. ‘woop, Prompt delivery and lowest prices. Tel ta, — trade a specialty. Main office, Pa. ave. pe FOR EVERY STaTs NOTARIES PUBLIC. Copescpeapeca, OF DEEDS 4ND es PUB. ANS, oitce, (bases (asemeny 1321 F efice office hours. wT. ‘Coane or te toon Se ES Geen iP a tow — OCEAN TRAVEL. AMIHUE W. ROBSON, 1S 18th st. nw. Telephone 1684. Steamsbip, Passenger and Tourist Agest. ‘Tickets to Europe by ull lines. ay SAME SQUARE. i EG. Sit ) FROM DUPONT CIRCLE. FUR On FART MAY BE BOUGHT WUMER, REAL ESTATE, @8 18TH ST. dazke ————— A FEAST FOR LADIES. W2 HAVE RECEIVED ANOTHER LARGE LOT OF LADIES SAMPLE SHOES AND SLIPPERS OF THE CELEBRATED MAKE OF A. F. SMITH. THIS 18 THE FINEST Lor OF SAMPLES WE HAVE EVER SHOWN, AND WILL CERTAINLY PLEASE THE LADIES WHO WEAR A 8 OR 8%, 4, BOR C LAST. 48 USUAL, WE SHALL SELL THESE £AMPLES AT LESS THAN COST TO MAN- UFACTURE, WHICH WILL BE A SAVING TO YOU OF FROM $1 TO $2 ON EVERY, PAIR PURCHASED. THE WARRER SHOE ROUSE (GEO. W. RICID, $19 F STREET N.W. @7 The People’s Resort tor Genuine Bargains. SUITABLE CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. 4 About this time you are probably puzzled to know what to buy. We beg to call your attention to the following articles, many of which we are sole agents for, and any of which are very appropriate for a Christ- mas gift. STEWART’S CELEBRATED BANJOS. WASHBURN GUITARS, MANDOLINS AND BANJOS. GLIER VIOLINS. AUTOHARPS OF ALL KINDS. REUMUTH MUSIC FOLIOS, MUSIC ROLLS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. FINE LEATHER CASES FOR BANJOS, GUITARS, MANDOLINS, VIOLINS, AUTOBARPS, &c. MUSIC CABINETS. MUSIC BOOKS, WITH AND WITHOUT WORDS. MUSIC BOXES FROM 50 CENTS UPWARD. FLUTES, FIFES, FLAGEOLETS, ACCORDEONS, CORNETS, BATONS, BUGLES, POST HORNS, DRUMS, MOUTH ORGANS, AND ALL KINDS OF MUSICAL MERCHANDISE AT THE LOWEST ROCK BOTTOM PREVAILING PANIC PRICES. Please call and examine our stock whether you purehsse or not. Store open this week until 8 p.m., next week until 10 p.m. John F. Ellis &Co., 937, Pa. Ave., Near roth St, IT’S YOURS FREE OF COST! wolitary thing that you need make your house more cheerful and com- | i We sell a Six-foot Extension Table for $8.50—Forty-pound Hair Mattress, $7- size you want—heat- GROGAN’S MAMMOTH GREDIT HOUSE, 819, S21, 623 TTH ST. N.W., BET. H AND I 8TS. a We close EVERY evening at 7, Holiday Presents. HANDSOME AND INEXPENSIVE GIFTS. ANDIRONS, FI IAN POTTERY. John Howlings, 612 12TH ST. N.W. I, “Jay Gould’s, 421 9th st. Wonders for Children, 421 9th st, 9-12t* The “Galt Watch.” Especially construct- ed with a view to meet at the minimum price the needs of those re- quiring correct time. Ali sizes in the latest style casing, ranging in price according to ornamentation. . Pronounced by the Naval Observatory su- perior to all others sub- mitted in competition for timing the trial trip of the U. S. Steamer Columbia. The same watch un- usually flat and pocket- able, but of that caliber from which, experience has shown, the best re- sults in horology are obtained. GALT & BRO., Jewellers and Silversmiths, 1107 Pennsylvania Ave: Agents for Mess. Patek Philippe & Co., Geneva. te . Sam & MANY A FOOL PASSES FOR A WISE MAN ONLY BECAUSE HE pe . " ‘We don't want any such to visit our establishb-| “Day ment. We want wise men and women who are|that the French steamer gitb of tongue—to come—and examine our immense | Deen seized by Melio’s forces. Yesterday the information was that the officers and stock of READY-TO-PUT-OW WINTER GLOTHIN For Men, Youths, Boys and Children. We want them to know that we're going to CLEAN UP, BRUSH UP, POLISH UP, VATE, DECORATE and REMODEL this grand | is one old butlding—That we have but THREE WEEKS | navy in which to CLOSE OCT THE STOCK—That we shall accomplish the marvelous feat in that brief period of time—because we shall sacrifice the Rouds at ON THE DOLLAR—And in that way distribute our Xmas Gifts thus afforded them. STORM COATS—for men.........4++++ and ie a Suk *‘Mixtures— greater, VICTOR E. ADLER’S Tex Pen Cesr Crore Hovsr, 33°" | and as on Monday night these 2 g2.98 | Put up the best game of the Follow these poluters and you'll find’ yourself 0 |A g00d deal was expected of them in entirely surrounded by tempting bargains that | way of averages in Jast nigh! you'll be at @ loss to determine which is the| betting was for some NICTHEROY HAS ARRIVED. She Has Joined the Brazilian Fleet Of the Coast. Minister Mendonca Explains Some Misleading Names and Information —Movements Kept Secret. Minister Mendonca, the Brazilian mintster, has been informed by his government of the arrival of the Nictheroy on the coast of Brazil. She reached there Tuesday, and since then has been under the contro! of the Brazilian navy department. The America, whose machinery was disabled on ner way from New York to the West indies, he ts informed, will leave the port where repairs are being made either Saturday or Sunday for Brazil. The minister was not authorived to mention the port at which the Nictheroy had arrived, nor the West Indian port where the America is being repaired. No mention has been made in any of the cable messages: received by Mr. Mendonca of the beginniag of hostilities in the harbor of Kio, as re- Ported by Capt. Picking to the Navy De- partment here, Respecting the report made by Capt. Pick- ing yesterday of the deciaration of martial Jaw at Pernambuco, Minister Mendonca said that it was not new; the fact had been pub- lished, he said, a fortnight ago, at the time of the arrest of a leading member of the insurgent party in that city, upon the re- quest of the federal authorities at Rio, who had discovered his correspondence with Mello. Misleading Information. nahyba. The names, you will see, are cif- ferent, and there are vessels named both Concert Hall of Madison Square Garden in New York last nicht to see the fourth game in the billiard battle between Schaefer, Slos- son and Ives. The moderate attendance was probably as much ascribable to the prevail- To all who may see fit to embrace the opportunity | 76 bad weather as to the undeniable dis- appointment among billiard lovers over the $5.50 | comparatively poor showing thus far made by all of the principals in the tournament. - $1.50 | Their failure to realize or to come anywhere near realizing the general expectation that all the records and averages would be 10 broken, however unreasonable expectations .$3 and $3.50) might have been, doubtless had much aig in the appreciable falling off in the night's to do The game was between Ives bed 's game. largely in favor of Ives, although the young man’s performances thus far in the contest have certainly not been of nature to justify the odds being so considerably in his favor. was ihe referee, Sloason wen — . it to 927 Axy 929 72m Sx. N. W., and the ‘valle on ths tower tatoaaae CORNER MASSACHUSETTS AVE. ept them there for a few shots, and grmeriy ONE PRICK then began an exhibition of open table play seg eT “04 thie will be St ee he ate ot ee Pin actrdage usta 1 pm, ally clever. The balls became frozen on the thirty-seventh shot and he failed on a peril- oooh Ee | Oly long dank shot. ives then started in with the bearing of runmaker. The balls became suddenly tract- able under his delicate touch, and he got OUNCEMEN Utul exhibition of balk-line ‘arsing. "The Si ex! ion 0! ni a zi : santcee ‘h, a oto he passed the we touch, and wi of DECORATED POTTERY PORCE & foot, applause broke out Spontaneously: the seventy-five — 5 it he soon Decorated Pieces to INEXPENSIVE ARTICL SUECALLE apart. | £0f, them together wa nies Sak REST! PRESENTS 100 he missed on a kiss follow. score at cH are ENGRAVED fhe close of the third inning was 118 to 43 in Ives" favor. SOLID sLvEH = EiAtEp Wane. But Slosson was in good condition too. a, You could tell that the moment he stepped to the table after one glance at the score, asp MANY NOVELTIES. she W. Beveridge, CHINA, GLASS WARE, &c., 1215 F AND 1214 G ST. The Genuine Is what ope should in Japanese lose their in- terest if 1 pre imitations. We handle Genuine J. oo) articles for ts will be among the si See us for found Japanese Goods. “LITTLE JAPAN,” ITO, MOTO, AKAZUKI & CO., 606 13th St. ior, 7 Renowned “Per State” and Fine old Violins, selected with’ great care, THOMSON & Co., 413-2w ‘521 11th st. A Painless Extraction Is what every onée wants when they have a TOOTH EXTRACTED. But it should not only be painless, it should protece no had ailects, sad the apers- tion should be performed by experts. Such an extraction can be had here. Our method is Goes not cause painless, sleep, and therefore is not dangerous oF productive of the Ml effects often caused by an anaesthetic. Our dentists are ex- perts in the work, Perfect satisfaction attends everything we do, Extracting witbout pain, 50 CENTS. Dental EVANS Parlors as 1217 Pa Ave N. W. 413 | carom, which was preceded by 0 | 208, 9.2. 0 12, 183 1. 8, 10] Siosson.— He tried nursing, and succeeded so well that on the twenty-fifth shot he secured the the score stood: Ives, 148; Slosson, 122. Later in the game Ives started out in @ most interesting manner. For fifty shots he nursed the balls along the lower balk. With the seventy-third shot he was still hi they forgot to applaud four hundredth mark. though when he passed his 100 the inning, still trying to anchor there was a sigh, long drawn, when ed on an easy carom three shots closed the thirteenth inning, with Slosson, 191. Slosson then gave the best carom billiards that hed been thus during the evening. He worked off at a score of shots that had all of the luridness of Schaefer's carom work in his palmiest days and he was very liberally applauded. He failed for an astoundingly —— cushion ae SFEreigt H fie cult carom beautifully accomplished. He —— 3B. score at the end of the eighteenth round was 458 to 208 in favor of Ives. nursing was presented by who daintily juggled the balls all over the 00) ee esiies Iver. T& 200, 90, 0, 0, 1, 20, 89,0, 4 64 1, 37, , i912, 2 1,0, 42, 8,0, % 1, 33, 28, 0, 12, 34, 113, 1, 6o—a78, Slosson and npn 3 will play ——_. The standing of the participants tournament now is: Circuit Court, Division 2—Justice ~_ Yesterday—Blundon agt. Charleton; dict for plaintiff for claim without interest. Appleman agt. Appleman; non suit. Hobbs agt. Jennings; do. Equity Court, Division 2—Justice Hagner. ‘esterday—Cole agt. Campbell; order dis- Bn >. Daniels’ agt. Ball; order sustaining exceptions Stant agt. Mcintosh; order sustaining w. L. Cole, trustee, and directing sale. agt.Spencer; decree construing will of C. Spencer, deceased. Hall agt. Hall; order for payment of alimony. Tolman agt. Tol- man; rule to show cause, returnable De- cember 21, 1893. Wesley vs. Lawrenson; order requiring employment of new counsel. eer vs. Pabst; o- Fredk. inant. Heacock vs. Burger party corm} Hobart: order finally ratifying sale. Circuit Court, Division Yesterday—Linotype Co. agt. chins; juror withdrawn, continued. Wileox & Gibbs Sewing Machine Co. agt. J. z Fink; default in replevin. Dunbar et agt. Fauntroy et al; on trial.