Evening Star Newspaper, January 16, 1894, Page 11

THE EVENING STAR, TUESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1894-TWELVE PAGES. FOR RENT_HOUSES. it FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—LOTS. RAILROADS. PIANOS AND ORGANS. '_ | 0 bis for the town. and it took Burr oniy FOR SALE--A VERY Ry Cupar ritig 5 FOR SALE—2002 AND 2004 15TH ST.; NEW FOR SALE—HERE 18 A ecagenis ee SEND TO GEO. J. BECKER AND — YOUR | Sequently he became corespondent of the sw, sfed.$30 | frame house on ave. _n.W, aad basement, brick, aed steve ‘dwellings; | PO SALe Hat Hide of 8 0 Pare a gy ae oe ee oe et to alone worth the Behe pea ane iz'tx07; rents ae #8 |-wood finish; furnace heat; tiled bath room| sth st. n.w., 18x07 to an a ON GEERT SaNUaae DB. 1894. th | spondent of the Philadelphia Press; in 1884 —— this fs a central and de-| and amt; offer prented Soc cash el, to $2.18 per ‘ots tne iece a yee | 11:05 A.M. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.—Pallmar scale | traveling corespondent of the Philadelphia it DAVID D. STONE, $04 and 806 F st. a.w. ai3-3t 1907 Pa. ave. and 6th and La. a Dra’ State Room, Dining, Times. Rees SBERE8, Pas ST. 451 215 925, Calif ne, 6e.m1. 241 4% sw, Gr, mi. Fie FOR | SALE—HERE’S; A a. HOUSE; os 8. r East Capitol st.; 3 room brick wii furnace: lot Tenii6° to o B0-ft- alley? ee FOR SALE-HARD TO BEAT_PRICE $200; rent! for $25 a month; a peo STONE, 804 and 806 F st. p.w. and stable. |ANGE_I HAVE THE FOLLOWING *Deinanie HOUSES FOR EXCHANGE. ULD LIKE TO HEAR FROM OWNERS AND AGENTS. S nex room beick houses on, 24 st. ne., trade on building lots; price, each, $5,000. A 7-room house on P st. ‘n.w.; price, $6,000; ; trade on house southeast! 2 seven-room bricks on I st. B.e.; price, $4,500 each; trade om lots northeast. waht RSs ave.; price, ti here le on ground north’ 9-yoom belek on 14th st lot 20x140; $9,250; trade on PEN; Sous bricks lot Seles to B0-ft. alley; on Hist neue gevecgueat petting dies; tiem $5,500; trade on lots. A new corner house; 8 rooms and bath; % sq. from cable cars n.w.; price, $5,250; trade on lot. A Groom on Mass ave. me. near 4th; Deice,, $4,750; trade on lot. ece of business property near Palais Reval: will trade on ground. A 9-room frame on L st. — 9th; lot 19.4x115; price. $6,000; on 6-room aia DAVID Db. STONE, S04 and 06 F st. nw. ese? ae gees : B: 23e28 § is seicreves ae EELEEEH RA fi Bele - Z 3 f ie iH 3 373 site E i : i ___ LOST AND FOUND. Lost_MonDa¥ ping ON 30TH ST. BET. P and M sts., a mink Pinder will please return to 3008 P Howard given. LosT—SMALL SMALL BLACK TERRIER STRAY! 1343 L st. now. londay night. anewering to name of Poder will be liberally rewarded by _the return of the dog to above address. jal6é-3t* Lost-oN Mt. /ETWEEN AND 10th ste. ...'6 pair of rimless epectacies: per feetly anyone but the owner. Re- farm to 1125 TSth at. nod reeelve reward. jal6-3t* LOsT—SCORNERED STAR-SHAPED GARNET brooch. Liberal reward, by returning to Mra. _ADOLPH LOEBL, 643 1t* LOS8T—SUNDAY NOON, & “a BERNARD PUPPY, long-haired, on R. L ‘ave. Return to 200d zu st. nw. t* ——- MONDAY, JANUARY 8, 1804, AN IN- revenue book with my mame and add eon Sete. ieeeel reared will be paid if left at Store, 1520 14th st. nw. jor. —- PLUSH Beuas “ine os ~ on C st. and 6th si Finder’ retura. ant’ rece oo at ORRISC LIVERY STABLE, 438 © st. n.w. Jal JANUARY 15, BLACK-AND- dog named Jack; S426; reward if re- turned to 1237 G st. and no questions asked. Ja1G-3e® LOsT_ON GOING FROM 7TH AND I STs. SW. to Pa. ave. junction om the cable car, thence to 26th st., purse containing over hundred dollars, the entire savings of a poor widow. A liberal reward will be paid to yonder by Tetarning {¢ to the Star office. Jal5-2t 5 Lost a RING | CONTAINING 3 DIAMONDS. fashioned of sold, and silver, “bet. Sand o'clock January oF. Above reward if reti ‘Thomas to 23 Ist me. Lost—LaDY'S GOLD PIN, SET WITH DIAMOND, gither at National ites’ Hat ea tien i . Vernon wai returned testers sées. sats STRAYED OR spon —vnon 1515 MASS. AVE. 2 Yorkshire <%; mame Spry; dark fur with yellow head; collar and aby | with red rib- bon: reward of $% ; number -of 4 te aga if returned to CUTTER, 1515 Mass. ave. Jal3-3t* BOARDING ————————————— FIRST-CLASS TABLE BOARD; oe FUR- nished out to families: prices’ very reasonable. Galt sve caterer, 222" North Capitol ‘st. lower Jat For RENT—AN ENTIRE FLOOR FURNISHED; in la handsome with board, bath, gas. &c., ree, house on Washington Heights, head of Coun. ave. Most beautiful residence portion of the city. Ad- dress S. S., Star oce. DINNER— . wo Kinds of meat, with soup, vegetables, dessert and coffee, 20 cents. Big Dinner, all you can eat, 25 cents. Jal2-Im* THE VIENNA DINING ROOMS. 20 AND 22 GRANT PLACE FIRST-CLASS "2D. story front room and board for two; a few more boarders table and permanent) cau algo beac commodated. jal0-6t* FOR EXCHANGE. FOR EXCHANGE_ HANDSOME NEW 11-ROOM and TILED BATH ROOM HOUSE, 611 FLA. AVE. finished im QUARTERED OAK: STEAM HEAT; electric bells; electric lighting for gas and all other latest conveniences; beau- tiful stone and brick front; any one in search of a fine beautiful home would do well to examine this house. CHARLES W. HANDY, Jal6-3t Gio 13th it EXCHANGE—I HAVE SOME FINE NORTH. west improved property for exchange for unim- proved northwest lots or Columbia Heights prop- erty: also some fine county proj for improved its property. Ina AL OON, with J. 0. JOBS: "jale-3t FOR EXCHANGE—TO EXCHANGE ON IMPROVED ff _tnimproved property. handsome new 10-reom brown-stone house, Leated by steam, near Dupont circle, and beautiful suburban home at station; house heated by furnace; water snitable for a phssiciaa, boarding house, scl country Apply to owner, G ‘ineipal house; WANTED_—TO EXCHAN suburban lot, valued at F dd, unineu! 4 ltet-class’ second-hand extension brougham. 74. Star office. im PROFESSIONAL MME, FRANCIS, CARD READER AND TRANCE medium.—Life MASSAGE AND CABINET VAPOR BATHS FOR rheumatism and nervous diseases. 606 13th st. above Fst. Ju9-12t* GREATEST MIND r judges of Chicago: ; compels love: brings back separated: causes Marriages; great herb doctor of Cteago. Hours, 8 a.m. to it oan. Sondays, 9 a.m. to pm. Price, S0e./ 917 sth iis RAPHAEL. CLAIRVOYANT ASTROLOGIST: tells bow, ts petals husband rioters wiser or 5 love, business or ime: talleman MME. PERRIN, THE TRUEST DESTINY READ! of the age: information given with pocummenel accuracy; fee, 50c., $1; hours, 1 Sth bet. R aad 8 si th Fant, astrologer and medium in this city, tells your Ufe from cradle to grave, interprets dreams, re- Yeals hidden mysteries, finds lost properts. causes es, brings separated together, inte oat it enemies from friends, gives sueteas ti removes family troubles, evil Influences. Consult him on. business, love anything yon never fatied. are im doubt. Convinces ‘skepti AU in trouble call. Satisfa Hust confidential. Sitt 2 to % Open Sunday. 489 I st., bet. Site, FRANCIS, CARD READER AND TRANCE medium.—Lite Circles Mondays and daily,10 to 9. 406 E. Cap. Sittings, 50e f BLECTRIC AND ETIC TREATMENT: cablaet vapor baths and massage for rheumatism &nd nervousness. 508%g 13th st. aw. Dr. SARAH WAYCOTT. azi-3w~ THE EVENTS OF Ladies and gen- to 9 p.m. 605 Ja3-1 MME. DREAMER. THE ONLY CELEBRATED F: gilsh and German astrologist in the cit: Tel all grents of Hide. Onire tours, ) a.m. to 9 p.m Sui O am tos pm. 1508 lath st. mw. 1521 10TH ST. ad and face a ‘tents at their y way p For SALE BY AUGUST DONATH, 611 7TH ST.— brick. 13 rice, n.w., near 10th rooms: brick’ siable: lot 25x12) to alley $10,750; the ground is worth this money—t it out for yourself. iful home on 8x105 to 15-ft. alley. 9 ‘Only and if sold at E-*, FOR SALE—CAN SELL YOU A } house, with large concrete cellar; bloc! rom Capitol; umlieputed value; 000; can sell to, Fou 900; in 500 in four years; youl BEST CHANCE home or investment. Apply S._MINNIX, 1331 F [n nw. jab re Tent when you can buy a nice Smee aa ES LG Ra pba Ae | FoR, left of those twg-story brick dwellings on, the bought b; ie pee mapth; ws. cane ee ane. Wattle PO WicGAMAS, "OTF ot. nw. FOR SALE—A NICE FOUR situated in H. worth $1,000; $8 per month FOR SALE_WE HAVE SEVERAL FINE PROE: ttes for good unineumbered lots in Alexandria; ‘SALE—DESIRABLE DOUBLE COR. HOUSE on 4th st. s.e., cor. S. C. ave.; Srms.; a.m.i; 500; $500 cash and $50 per Also 6 near 4th st. s.e.: price, per mo. 1 J. Em Gnas, 1316 B st. s.w. Jal5-2w' FOR SALE—A DESIRABLE Loe 7, = must ia im the Soy deatsable + south front. See ave. and In 2 fashionable part of the sity, as well as an improving nelghborhood. three-story Dupont Cire having’ 11 ‘rooms and beth; rele ;bav rooms ami. Price $13,000 A very pretty ave. and L stone trimmings and ma. house, corner of H. press ‘brick with brown three stories; 12 rooms Prices 13,000 Here ts your chance to purchase an 11-r, and bath brick; a.m.i.; om Pee wavs ie is a select, quiet and improving elg borbood. Price asked...... furnace heat. 18,000 An opportunity to purchase a cl heap plece y on I near 18th st. n.w.; im- by a three-story and basement, 12 rooms and bath brick; a.m.i.; under lot worth the money. Double house corner of Speaking tubes; a-m.1. On the west side of 13th st. n.w. between § and T: a very pretty, bri 6 rooms’ and bath. Price agbt at Very cheap if once_a nice bome Pits, Omer of N. H. ave. and M st.; belng a room, two-story ment, press front; a.m.i.; terms easy. Apply. Here ts a unity to varchase, two near 2ist st. story eae cellar;3 —- and ba 7 can be bought eae! ‘Three-story T-room brick, on the south side K between 2ist and 22d sts. n.w.; a.m.i, On Mass. ave. between ist vg oy Smead wae; ‘one of those neat two-st Bricks; § rooms and bath a.m.t. Price. 5,800 Sev. wo-story sya cellar T-room and = Pas ~ Nord st. ne. — F seeeee 4000 Columbia st. n.w., west get “nan 3 4,000 You cam purchase a neat little home on N. 5. ave above @ st es : at Dp without, the houses? Bouses rent for $24 per month. Price for both. Now fs your chance to invest a small Amount In a two-story G-room brick, with a.m.L.; on Washington st.; rented to a first-class tenant; terms easy. Price... We have only one of those two-story 6- room bricks, oa Cleveland ave., with a, * Peg Md.; a nice home near sta- with two valuable lots. A pants a 3,500 A beautiful subdivision 1 sat Washington, at a station on the B. and 0. jatted and streets ‘opened; lots ready for wal ‘oan enterprising man who, knows ‘bow to hustle, with some money, this Is a rare chance. B. H. WARNER & 00. _sa13-3t F st. FOR SALE-SPLENDID NEW HOME; 17TH ST. near 8 st. and facing N. H. ave. snd park; 10 rooms and tiled bath room; hard- finish ; hot-water heat; beautiful fixtures and electric lights; offer wanted for cash. ESCOTT, WILCOX ot BEsto: jais-st ™ 1907 Pa. FOR SALE $900 WILL BUY A FRAME DWELL- ing, rented for $8 per month, near the corner of 19th and H sts. n.e.; remt ‘Will nearly pay house. Appl: WILCOX & HIESTON, Jai3-3t_ 1907 Pa. ave. and Sth and La. ave, FOR SALE—WHY PAY RENT? ‘We are offering those handsome new three- - story brick sad stone dwellings om FP st. on the Fa cas! following wonderful per month, WITHOUT INT ; they contain kitchen ‘lor, dining room, butler's pant: bn first floor and five bed rooms and bath above: electric appliances, ok tet 8 en, ees heme; the houses rent for $37.50 per month, 80 with ‘a few extra dollars you buy instead of rent. Call soon, as we ex to sell all that are a oe month. NES & SIMPSON, ja10-6 Cor, 14th and G ats. nw. FOR SALE— YOU OWN HOUSES Gi ths Sor Np atta ther jive us the priv! ug them on Prospective purchasers invaria- consult REAL ESTATE AGENTS, Because it is their pleasure to find what their customers want. ZEVELY & FINLEY, ja10 22 F ot. nw. FOR SALE—THREE-STORY a BASEMENT — ae 213 North Patrfax ‘a.; 27 ft SALE— ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A HOUSE? If so, tell us what you want and we will get it for you. Consulting us will be no “expense to You, but on the contrary, will result in a positive saving of time and money. ZEVELY & FINLEY, Ja 622 F st. nw. FOR SALE-THOSE HANDSOME 8 AXD ROOM houses Sand Usts, Bw. for md $4,500 each; prices to early "$250" to $500 reductiod from rhese houses have exceptionally fine in- decorations, electric liances, ete. Watebman ae present. ‘NER, Room 6, 1201 Pa. ave. (s-3m FOR s. TO THE ECONOMICAL AND THRIFTY: Are you tred of paying rent, and would you Prefer to be sour own landlord, even though You ave no more to start with than steady em- ployment and a reasonable salary? Are you will make a little effort in your own bel id sufficient out of your income | to the amount you are now payt r rent to regular monthly payment of 336% ui like to own a pretty home in a ood ool hortheast.containing six good Toons, furnace ‘and thoroughly dry “con: min earnest, do you how to proceed in the matter?) If nd let us talk it RDTER. 613 15th ant so call to see me i. L. STAI a to 5:30 pm. §al3-3 to 9:0 am, 12 to i Ha 4 FOR SALEDESIRABLE 2STORY STONE AND brick dwelling on B st- ne. near 9th; 8 rooms on fore, and all, the wt.; heune eereil for S100 lene shan, eemne coe cash, price tn. 4013-8 Hoot Pa. aver end Gh and tas ave. TH CORNER DWELLING; Southwest corner of 17th and S sts. n.w.; front- ing on 17th bard-we finish; tiled bath Touma, fe Frice reduced for a few days. Only sae WILCOX & HIESTO: Jai3-3t_ 1907 Pa. ave. and 6th and La. FoR BALANCE ONLY AND buy a desirable 6 rooms, , at Le Droit Park; ‘th st. cars; house has << e ave, and th and La. ave, IFICENT $20,000 HOUSE FOR $17,000. Hard-wood finish; complete in every appointment; wide, deep lot to alley; location convenient’ and choice. Terms: $3,000 or more cash, $8,000 on long time, balance second mortgage notes quarterly g¢ another house. L. 8. CAAPMAN, Builder, Ja13-8t 1006 F st. nw. FOR SALE—NOW IS THE TIME FOR A GOOD investment and buy first-class business property, which is, offered very reasonable to an immedi: RED; $4,100. CaaS. SHIELDS, jal3-3t 3 TWO-STORY 7 rooms and bath; heat- 4 RST. N.W. “amt ee veliar brick house; by furnace; hai on FOR SALE—$5,500—1909 F ST. NE story six-room and bath press brick house; gleapta, pantry. cabinet Bostels, acely pera in- erste "GEO. 'S: SEWHON Bullaee and 0 Own- 22 sth ee Jal ret, contain- ing rooms and boty. laces, closets and pantry; ad # Ro in monthly notes of gdh mera bet. E and F, 13th 4th rn be. for inspection. GEO. NEWTON, Builder and Owner, 522 8th st. n.W. Jai3-st FOR SALE—ONLY $5,750 FOR THAT BEAUTI- ful 3-01 and brown-stone basement — brick dwel U st. n.w., containing 10 rooms, bath, ectrie ‘yells, speaking tubes, &c.; 14x10 to, alley; new two-story, brick stable en rear of large yard; conventent location; handsome! and ‘papered, and will sold to quick buyer upon most reasonable terms; monthly payments, if desired. CLARENCE F, NORMENT, Ja18-3t* Room 10, Cent. Nat. Bank bldg. FOR SALE-THREESTORY BRICK; A. M. 1107 I st. n.w.; price, $3,500. For further 1a- formation apy on’ prewises or to 3. Ge KRO! _522 &tl wais-3t ” AN ELEGANT NEW @-ROOM HOUSE FOR noe 2G at. wear 20th n.w., heated by hot water: org, chap aa BitdoK eié papered; south front. soo: very easy terms. T. 2th st. nw. FOR SALE—AN ELEGANT LOT ON 5 ao a Paprovements seat for $30 Risse month. terms. . R Eats oie 2m st nw. For eee HANDSOME NEW DWELI- ings within three 10,500 to wares of Dupont Circle. Prices from $11 000. | (Nos. 143 to 147.) §al3-6t* TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1307 F st. n.w. FOR SALE — HANDSOME NEW THREE-STORY brick dwelling, 1815 19th st. n.w.; thirteen rooms and bath room; all latest improvements; built go a eal supervision St na ee ees apo eins Sse: me f = ion — COLUMBIA HEIGH’ Logan and Harlan residences and inese lega- = fine lot, 50x150, with two cottages; rented as to make fnvestment. Price reduced, as owner is leaving city. d2-7w* TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1307 F st. FOR SALE-FINE NEW CORNER DWELLING; delightfully located northwest; 14 rooms; all the latest conveniences; price, ‘$20,000. ae ) TYLER & OTHERSORD, 1307 F st. NEAR THB = if a= MD. house; all mod. imps. ; 6 apply to FAS bath, AVE. N.E.; A CORNER essed brick bay-win- 750; very ttle cash FRANK L. HANCOCK & cor. 18th and Hl sts. NORTHEAST. — ja5 ion a CS SR A Maw Choon pressed brick and wi iets electric eer belt of of ‘Apply. to FRANK’ Te Fequlre Hakcock bareowe sto and G sts. — For Dome at tractive, try? stows fulsned ia next door. adapted rooms; Ps biy at celate office, 1680 16th st. aot FOR SALE HAVE XOU ANY IMPROVED PROP. le ata rgain, or any house, ir Slaked or unfurniabed, want to rent? If 90 call E. M. PINE, 1820 Jal2-1m C.AVE., a.m.t.; only FoR SALE--NEW 6R.ENG. es Lincoln Park; 18 ft. front; # ; easy terms. ——e & MOORE, 16-3 F st. FOR cr ey or 6-ROOM nice A. SALE—6-ROO} : bet. 9th and 10th n.w.; elegant house; lot 20x05 to alley; $6,500; terms $186 416-8m "STURGES & MOORE, 606 F st. n.w. For saLz— @r.. 2018 8 ‘st, Th, 7r. 6,000 r, each Ailes bet ‘6th and es iy ght and M sts, f at ome bh, 5r, each, diene a sais i portion of the property on my books. “For full ist call at office for bulletin Tasued the Ist and 15th. jaS ater - T. EL WAGGAMAN. FOR SALE—OR pee rs Ll AVE. N.W.; Landsome house; fashionable neigh- borl fz mapmisonns* et “to 2 abitoot alley; will sell ae re thin oon r. 0 201 Pa. "ave. oc2i Bu LE— N ESTATE—THREE + ees a posite Franklin Park; we inches © Ay 14g £15 stables oa td iy to Dr. D. 3M OoDES," Er rear of 4 A FOR, ares S ST. N. and pressed-brick house; 10 beautiful eab- tiled bath room and vestibule; thie side- lances; steam heat; irge yard; very desirable property for ment officials TressinaD. OWN! 1201 Pa. inet mantels; electric ay al isa LEGAL NOTICES. IN THE SUPHEME COULT OF THE DISTRICT OF OLUMBIA, Holding a special term for Orphans’ Court. bus!- ness, this Sth of January, 1894. In estate of Isaiah Shoemaker, late of the District of Columbia. No. 5934, Administration Doc. Application bating beck made for the probate of & paper-writing propounded as the last will and testament and codicil, and for letters testa- Mentary ou the estate of said Isalah Shoemaker, de- ‘or Cong ‘ER. Room 5. re. all concerned to appear in. this AY, FEBRUARY SECOND, 1894, at TEN O'CLOCK A-M., to show cause, if any exist, alnst the granting of such application. A copy this order shall be published in the Washington Law Reporter and Ev each of three By the court: A true copy, teste: JESSE H. WILSON, Proctor for Applicant. CHIROPODIST: MME, COLFORD, SUCCESSOR TO MME. THOMP- son, mai jnstivate, Slactic, sea salt, medi- cated baths; facial treatment 4 specialty; man- feuring the ‘nails. MEMOVED to Bit Wt St, W., ONE FLIGHT. jat6-1m AND PERMANENT L. P. WRIGHT, Register of Wills, D. C. Ja9-law3t Foot Specialists. . Sam. to 6 p.m. Sunday, 9 to 1. NER OF DEEDS AND NOTARY PUB. He for all states and territories a SPECIALTY by BH. EVANS, dice (basemen) 1321 ¥ at, ways in office office ie CommissioxER, oF DEEDS = t EVERY and territory, Nota cas JOHN BEALL. 1321 F st. ow. SALE—PIA’ be | A BuADBURY aT HALF PRICE. FOR recor TOTS IN ALL, SECTIO: of the city on reasonable terms aul at bargain rices. T. BR, BROOKS, _ OR SALE OR, R_EXCH ANGE—DESIRABLE LOT, Columbia Princeton st Heigh very cl fronting for cash. Apviy SOX & HIESTO: ja18-3t 1907 Pa. ave. and 6th and La. ay = SALE—LOTS ON K 8ST. NEAR 18TH, FAC south; SPECIAL PRICE to a . x bayer. ible of JOHN 0, JOHNSON, 617 A IOT IN THE ‘and. $5. per PINE, Nisa" F st. For WILL BUY District, on easy payments; $10 See h; no interest. E. FOR SALE—$25 CASH OR $1 PER W! for a lot, 40x300 feet, in beta J.; 2 railroads; 16 trains per papers, churches, schools, now in operation; population, rticulars address or call on B. FOR EXCHAN 95x97; near Dupont eal exchange for business fom, Tith, 12th. 18th or 14 _630-21t CHAS. EARLY, 603 ath ot. Apply DW. FOR SALE—ONLY $1,550 FOR A NICE LOT ON A. J. ave. near Pn... for a home or investment: 17 Tt. front; 64 ft. deep to alley. H. L. RUST, 625 14th st. n. Fs FOR SALE—PIANOS FOR SALE—CHARGE If TO PLEAS! When you get a PIANO or an ORG. ag cal cyl the plocmers you's ant is a ped PIANO. But get ones. There are five leaders. = We have them. Jats SANDERS & STAYMAN, 934 F st. FOR SALE-SPECIAL PIANO BARGAINS—HAND- some upright plano, worth $375, for only $290, in payments of $10 per moath; unusual opportunity; fine make; eich and full tone; latest and best Improvements, with students’ soft pedal; square pianos at & payments; one bandsome upright for $8 per month, THE PIANO EXCHANGE, 913 Pa. ave. jal3 FOR SALE—A KNABE SQUARE PIANO, $95. A fine toned squai re plane, carved legs, ivory keys, elegant case oe and ‘stool elegant instruments sold at $5. per interest. Upright the fibest we ‘ha had for the. ce diab, aa Diane for, rent, Seas th be nw. Bobmer HUGO | Wol = & handsome Bradbury Pian®, ele: eae Parade ti So Gown aad 68 can off A, rosewoud Will sell for 2s hemes” aa Rooms, 1225 Pa. ave. jad WE CAN OFFER AN ELEGANT ESTEY ORGAN 9 stop, ed tn pertoce order, payal $5 down & Btool and Rnstructinn book free. F. G. SMITH, Bradbury Piano Rooms, ,1225 Pa. ave. _jal8 FOR one te FULL fecond STIEFF CABINET grand upright plano; almost new. $250 PFI EIFFER & CONLIFF, Ja8-tt ru ny st. Dw. 4 $350 UPRIGHT GRAND gl ‘ONLY $190— qylteh dorian, brilliant tone. practicing mute, &e.; sold last sear .f2, 8, Dutider. who could. not RY * sor It. THOMSON'S MUSIC ‘STORE, 621 11 st. price per month. OFFICIAL NOTICES. OFFICE OF THE EXCISE BOARD FOR THE | DISTRICT OF N, ©., January 15, have been received as rooms— A. Barnes, 105 Host, ow; 2. Brigwell, w.: J. F. Chamberlin, 8% 15ta ot. Collins, iat L st. nw. yee Devlin, 2532 F st. n.w. BW.; M. E. Gallagher, ‘att 4, Goetainger, 725 Tth st. n.w.; follows: L. Gailagher, ise Ser ist owes CE Gibbs, 140 19th at | n.w.; R. C. Holtzman, 1827 E st. n.w.; H. Har- | ten, cor, 2éth and G ats. nw.; J. Hettinger, 802 Ma. .: P. P. Tam 1. - H. Senay, 100M st. n. w.; G. Walker, 1492 Hf st., ext'd: J. Wagner, 907 21st my Beevon 2 sale—Geo. H. Gray, 10 Harrison costia. Tt HOGER WILLIAMS, Clerk Excise "Board. PROPOSALS. PROPOSALS FOR RECONSTRUCTING THE BARN At the eform School of the District of Colum- 1a.—Seuled proposals will be received at the Gflce ‘of the Dreaident of the board of trustees, In the Glover building, 1419 F street northwest, until TWELVE Oca ON TUESDAY, JAN: VARY TWENTY-THIRD, 1808, for reconstruc the barn on the nde ot the Retorm Sebool of so Dauict of Blank forms of specific received. The righ cat car and'eil Bids apd parts of bids. A. J. President, Board, of Trustees Reform District of Columbia. Dap. htt MENT, B. ie? 3, Vas! ton, » C. january Isha. ig swili, be’ received at this TESNTH DAY. OF JANUARY, ised, ‘and feted | Bo TEEN’ A a immediately thereafter, for furnishing and deliv- ering, — refting materials required for this TREASURY Architect, office, in accordance with the specification ana schedule, copies of which may be a office. Each bid must be accom on a tifled check for a sum not, less t nt of the amount of the propceal. ‘The right is. reserved to reject any or all bids, and to waive any defect or informality in any bid should it be deemed in the interest of the government to do so. All pro- posals received after the time stated will be re- 1s must be sncloned turned to the bidders. in envelopes, sealed and marked Drafting Materials, Supervising Architect's “Omce, Treasury, Department; Washington, D. and remed to JEREMIAH O'ROCREE, ‘Supcrrising Arehitect, spare WINTER RESORTS. HOTEL RICHMOND. Ocean end Kentucky ave.. Atlantic City. Xow Soni steam beat; etpbointiments first-class, cial rates. 12t) J.D. PEAS! SEASIDE HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. After improvements and refurntshing, ‘Is now for the year. Elevator and salt- house (jal3-1m) CHA WINTER SANATARIUM— HOT SPRINGS, co., Baths will be given during the winter in VIRGINIA HOTEL Also masseurs in, attendance, jal-im J. F, CHAMPLIN, Manager. FROM CURRY COTTAGE, ONE MIL Monroe and Old’ Point Cowfor' large grounds and piazzas; boating, ate, terms: comfort accommodations, cUR hoebus, Va. Jad-col WINTER TOURS, TO THE WEST INDIES By the commoiious prssenger steamers of the ATLAS LINE, Weekly from New York, carrying U. S. mail SATURDAY, JANUARY 21, S. S. “Alene’’ ForJamaica 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 described tn our illustrated pamphlet. Mailed free. Address PIM, FORWOOD & CO., Agents, n16-eo1m 24 State st., New York. AN IDEAL WINTER RESORT— HOTEL BON AIR, AUGUSTA, Ga. 3_&_ modern hotel, nd conveniences; ou sume range . balmy and cuisine; pure water and perfect drainage; select orctestea aml Abundant facilities for out and Indoor sports. For Yooklet and full’ particulars address, ‘until No- vember 20, C. A. LINSLEY, Fifth Avenue Hotel, New York city; after that date, Augusta, Ga, oc: SHE ELLIOTT, LAKEWOOD. N. n er baths $n EVANS. VA. FORT front: Wil o} with all latest improvement: cated 530 feet above sea le of hills as Aiken; particularly {uvigorating climate; excellent a. HEALTHY ‘AND DELIGHTFUL LOCATION, IN THE PINE tele NEAR THE LAKEWOOD om EW. HANDSOMELY FURNISHED. SUN PARLOR, INCLOSED PORCHES, BATHS, & For circulars, terms, &., address F. E. FOSTER d2-3m0 COAL AND WOOD. | where railroai Cars to AS pat and Dining Cars, fee and Chi WESTERN GuIcAGO AND st. Buffet Parlor Car inday. For Wi LOUIS EXPRESS. 0 Harrisburg. Sleep: to St. Louis, —¥ Renovo iamsport daily, T 10 P.M. for Williamsport. Rochester. Buffalo and ra Falls dail, except Saturday, with Sleep- ton to rie, and wae Gar Waskt anit, aemsease hesti Rochester. OR pegesercs ah 4:00-P.M. Cas 10: 00. daily, excey Canandaigua, Niagara with Sleeping NEW YORK AND THE LIMITED,” all Par- AL L with Dining Car from Baltimore, for Kew York daily, for ing Gat aad Hh days. “CONGRESSION Buffalo. 35 P.M. 30 (Dining Car), M. ‘Sunday tia “datige “except ashington :00 7M. ia : For Pope's Creek, Lines 7:20 A.M. and 4:36 P.M. Poe Asia folia, 7:30, 9:00 and 11:50 A.24, and 4:20 ‘Sunday. Sundays, P.M. dail and 4:20 BAL 9:00 A.M. For Richmond and the South, 4:00 and 10:57 A.M. week For 3:46 P.M. dally, and 5: Richmond only, ‘7:10 P. e 10-18, 14 7:20, 1 af PO AM P.M. days. s, where ‘Sestination trom. hotels ot sagenge to potela and SM, PREVOST, General Passenger Agsot General Manager. RICH. ND DANVILLE RAL ae ot i F. W. OES ad AND “aes in effect December oe 1893. SAMUEL SPE) ager" Station, Washi senger Stati ‘as 200 a.m.. dail; meilate stations. ‘a the Yor Danvitle and leave at Pegusylvania Par ‘and inter. ad Commences at Lynchburg with Norfolk aut Westere railroad. westward, aatiy, for Strasbarg, daily, except Sup- and at Mavassas for 1:01 a.m., MAIL.—1 LINE via Columbia to uniting at Danville with the Pullman Sleeper for reensboro wil jeston Barer. via Columbia TRA ION leave Washington day, turni Sow from Herndon on! jay, from Thi hb for Herndon and hh arrive Washi mM of Pullman Vertitled Sleepers ining Funs over the NEW SHORT LINE via Columbia to ugusta, Savannah, Jacksonville and Tampa. Din- tue Car’ Charlotte to Jacksonville. Also, operates in r New York to New Orleans via New York to Asheville hington to Memphis via reenboro’ mm Round Mill, and. Se tes othe seats ished at oices. 8 1300 nn Faascagers St Eailrosa, *irashingzon D.C. W. H. GREEN, Gen. Man. NEW 53i THE CREAT SOUTHERN a Operates Pullman Buffet Shee New York und Washingon over the N oe Savannah and Jacksonville, and at Gi for Augusta, also carrics through i, through train Dini Atlant jont gore! via Salisbury, and Wasi Birmingham. " Dining Car G@ som at 9: gaily for Round Till, and 6:25, cet tations. ntermediat nd Bomene 8h New Yerk to Atl where di- mi eet ans, Dal Charlottesville and inter toon sod in ‘for Front ly Cars, to Mont- RAINS ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO, DIVIS. m. ‘intly. except raise “from tl south arrive Wash- p.m. Manas. nday, and Nothing -IsLacking = 2 Oe FIVE EIAs0s fee lth wee eaete that is yond to fa, The ts feat acured by constraction of Eas) ed Sanders & Stayman, 934 F, And 13 X. Charles st., Baltimore, Md. is % orm 925 Tth st. n.w. Pianos for rent, come 28 eT geaee, fo em tamed mowed price. jal3 Eye yaa Maryland di9-t,this,tf FOR 16 YEARS KRAKAUER PIANOS HAVE been sold. Their wo. i ties are brit in ral favor. G. H. KUHN’S OF MUSIC, 1200 G. Fine t repairing. Including some of our own make, but slightly used. WM. KNABE & ©O., 617 Penna. ave. aut LADIES’ oo pes SEWING, CUT- yout veatsdocs, Waist, bias ‘darts cut in five minutes; SCHOOL FOR DRESSMAKING, — be and goons 3 wor OE SY os oo = to at J. JaY¥ <2 \+-im* a RY CAROLINE LERCH. 826 12TH AND 1206-1206 I st. nw. French dyeing and cleaning de jalty. Our patronage extends into The. mow “fastlouable ci des. az LADIES’ SEAISKIN, GARMENTS REDYED AXD - iss E. CUNNINGHAM’S, n27-3m n.w., near MEDICAL. &c. BARNARD'S | SOMPLEXION | CREAM REMOVES ih Wine Ae as Ol w? refu by EC. BANNAMD, Up to the time. of his fatal illness Col. Burr was in the active pursuit of the pro- fession in which he had gained renown. His writings mainly concerned public meas- and, consequently, public men. No man in his line of work was in closer touch See Nee Rees «Sa. ane coun: Col. Burr's literary work was in the main * that character which appertains to most endeavor—it breathed but for a doy. He was the author of three ical volumes, their subjects being S. Grant, Russell A. Alger and James A. ably varied career. His ‘intimate knowledge of public men was exceedingly extensive. As a result of domestic difficulties Burr, was stolen when but three years of by a2 band of Chippewa Indians, and point where the city of Grand Rapids Stands he was paddled away in a canoe by @ party of savages. For six years he lived When nine years of age he p mapmmne his Indian friends to Detroit, then | trading post. His attire consisted of a lit- tle check bib-and-tucker affair that @id not reach his knees. In the hurry of departure the little ward wes forgotten and was left tying asleep in an out-of-the-way corner, The Indians never came beck Cag and so the wait became a ill ead i z an aid on General and when but nineteen years captain in the fifth Michigan the day of his congas he Ht rbddath Hi THE SUNDAY QUESTION. Dr. Hugh Johnston Makes a Plea for the Day of Rest. At the Metropolitan M. E. Church Sun- day the pastor, Rev. Hugh Johnston, D. D., preached on the Sunday question, taking as his text, Isaiah 58:13-14: “If away thy foot from the Sabbath, thy pleasure on my holy Sabbath a delight, the honorable; and shalt hono: thine own ways, nor fi pleasure, nor speaking then shalt thou delight thyself in and I will cause thee to ride upon Places of the earth, and feed thee heritage of Jacob thy father: for of the Lord hath spoken it.” “This thou from ; and call Eg efi _ Fe H i FE aft : i i ge it i for the Fwee! uttered 2,500 years ; ak |upon man. The fourth commandment is | Ot as perpetual obligation as the command —— Shalt not stea,’ or “Thou shalt not m, | STRANGERS, TAK ecessi| ae ‘ime py bed; rthe boay OTICE—Dks. n ty. is ni fe tay ahah anes ia fs trecnn eran Se mind a tome B st. 7. tl = ce £ ever 1 have borrowed from this day any OTHERS, THE MOST RELIABLE AND | time for my secular employment, I have PE, a “eg eek Le this 2%. penn always found that it furthered me less than 50 ye mpectenae, SS 6 B if 1 nad let it alone.” Consultation free and s! tip” conbdentiald coef | “When tne physical rest is combiaed with ‘PROFESSIONAL ASsAGE BY MISS B. D. | religious privilege, the beneficial effects are WALLA‘ ladies only, at their own homes. co menenge __ 1212 Ti ot. aw. BALTIMORE AND Leave Washingt: ter and Ws ‘tural Balt! 4a 00. Tis:00, xil at its, aod Fr a Caihernre a eae: Cipel staitond oni * RByar Bite For Phil East, an sa Gar): 12:00" Diain 200 1:30 cao KB. CAM ‘en. Manager. m1: ay punts cE Fon NEW OHIO Ral SCHEDULE IN EFFECT Rov, 188. ‘on from station corner of Ni reet. Vestibuled Limited —¥ ‘Touts sand Indianapsta, Ves. ind Gievcland, "express opm an ane a 11:30 a.m. lew Jer- 11:20 Stations 15:30 p.m. 35 112:08, 03 00 :00 Di ing Car, open Ruffet Parlor Ca: ny For Atlantic City, City, "10:00am. amd 12:00 noon. “Except sinday. Bag D Pair ‘Sunday Baggage called Yor'nnd checked trot residences by Union Transfer tleket oMces, 919 and 1851 Pa. ave., IPBELL, CHAS.’ 0. Gen. Pass. Bri Roanoke, Knoxville, eanoogs’ Memphie | and New Orleans 11:10 p.m. Teeay. 9 "$:30 p.m. daily. + outs iS Bx mute 3:35, “a1, ne see 300, 13:35) D.! For’ Ws hingtoa Junction and way potate, °10:00 p.m, Express trains stopping at prin- ‘Yonik AND PHIL- ADELPHIA. a. on ata mg and the ad ca; Sleepi Car). Bitie 10:00 only. hotels, and Co. on orders left at GP 8t Depot. age P.). 6th and B sts. : is and St. pDm.; indiana | Tt: and St. Louis, 7: 2:00 " P. Charlottesville, Wat n20 fart P.M. DA! ceo v. A solid verttbaled train with fining car and Pullman sleepers for Cincinnati, Lexii Louteville, without, change: ig | at 6:30 p.w.; Lexing’ 10 p.m; Gliteago, for Fneaboro’, Staunton and princi- pal Virginia points; daily, except Sunday, for Rich- Pullman locations and tickets at company's of- fices, 513 and 1421 Pennsylvania avenue. W. FULLER, General Passenger Agent. Dining cat Arrives, Cine CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY. Schedule tn effect November 30, 1893. Trains leave daily from Union station (B. and Through the grandest scenery in America with the handsomest and most complete soild train ser- vice West — Washington. 2:00 DAILY—“Cincinnatt and Sz. Special” Soild Vesttbled. Newly ps lighted, Steam-heated Train. Louts Equipped. Bee. ing cars Washington Pullman's finest to Cincinnati. a0 Louis without change. from Maysville serving bi Indianapo Bt, tout Indian- nd Chi. Lim. aad and innati Loutsyilte. 50 7:30 a.m., depot 7 m., connecting in Union 8. . DAILY—For Old Point Comfort and ile, POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CU., LED.” on Mondays, Wednesday of sailing. _apet-tr senger accommodations fratctan, i Telephone, » Agents, ghlexandris. E. S. RAND, Proprietor and Mi From 7th st. ferry Steamer Woneteld on SIONDAYS, yap. DAYS and SATURDAYS at 7 a.m., for creek, Leonardtown and St. Clement's bay termediate landis Ret@rning TUpspays, THURSDAYS and pays, oe mp aao-tt NEW PALACE \DALL, janager. DAILY LIXE BETWEE} a.m. next south anc southwest. 6:30 a.m. next sslvania aye. ‘Tel »phone aptatt p.m, st. nw. NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO. Wasttsaros, D. a, FORTRESS MONROE and FOLK, The new and powerful Iron Paince Steamers. WASHINGTON AXD NORFOLK—SOUTH BoUND, hington dai'y at 7 wth st. wharf, arrive at Fortress Monroe at day. Arrive al ik connections va. from foot of Tickers on sole Ft 513, G19, 1351 and 1421 Penn. ed G15 15th Ask for tickets via the new line. INO. CALLATIAN, Gen. Supt OXPAREIL” PEA COAL, $4.50 PER TON. fuel_at a low price. George C Sheriff (Es! DEALER IoSt PERIOR ry ‘ALITIES OF Coal and Family trade a specialty. Prompt delivery and lowest prices. Orders by mail or telephone, 1714. MANICURE MADAME _PAYN odist, 703 iste st. ‘manufai MANICURE AND N,W.—The FINE MANIC cumop. porter end and cturer of ELMOPODIST GOODS south of New York au2see ACCOUNTANTS. PATRICK H.C. BREN’ MAIN OFFICE, 328 PA, AVENUE NORTHWEST. 273m tees, estates, P ant and auditor, 1421 Fat, nw: Statement of affairs prepa firms, corpora- ‘rus &e. asa "BLIC ACCOUNT- books audited, DR. BROTHERS’ INVIGORATING “CORDIAL TS | & powerful Nerve Stimulant and Tonic. Of all the remedies S ‘euralgia, FREE DENTAL INFIRMARY.—TEETH and artificial teeth inserted without charge, pom ppponetnan gare 3 at 1325 H st. n.w., tall Gepertmrat of the Colombian so 5 nce toe UNDERTAKERS. . R. Speare, Undertaker & Embalmer, 940 F Street Northwest. Everything strictly first-class and on the most ‘Teasunable ‘terms. Telephone call, 340. jal-tr AUGUSTUS BURGDORF, FURNISHING UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER, EW YORK AVE. ¥.' ‘Telephone, 295. ects-tr FRANK A. BURR DEAD. He Was One of the Best Known News- paper Correspondents. Frank A. Burr, who died yesterday at Camden, N. J., was one of the most widely known of American newspaper correspon- dents. He began iis newspaper career in this city. After the war closed he secured a position in the government printing of- fice. He had been there only a short time when he secured a position in the compos- ing room of the Washington Chronicle, the editor of which was Col. John W. Forney, then secretary of the Senate, and also edi- tor and publisher of the Philadelphia Press. In sketching his life the Philadelphia ‘Times says: William C. MacBride, a correspondent of the Cincinnati Enquirer, was then city edi- tor of the Chronicle, and in consequence of Burr, the printer, accidentally writing a clever account of a fire late one night he gave him a position as a reporter. That was Frank A. Burr's entrance into journalism. It became his duty every right to wait upon Col. Forney in his pri- vate apartments and write down for him any matter that he wished to dictate for the columns of the Chronicle. Colonel Burr for a while was in the gov- ermnent employ as chief of the Patent Of- fice Gazette. Then he found his way back to West Virginia and entered politics. He was for a while state's attorney of a coun- ty, and afterward ran for Congress on the republican ticket in a district overwhelm- ingly democratic, In making his canvass he traveled through the mountains astride a horse, distributing Kisses to the babies and calico to the wo- men in a way that won votes, but although he reduced the opposition majority several thousand, he failed of election. Largely through his efforts and management Henry G. Davis, who had begun life like himself as a poor boy, but had become a million- aire, was elected United States Senator for West Virginia. *For some time Burr was superintendent of Davis’ great estate at Deer Park. But the glamor of newspaper life had en- vironed him and he could not resist its fas-inations. He became a Washington correspondent. The New York Herald employed him to report the famous Ketcham murder triat at Annapolis, Md., and by direction of the elder Bennett he had the dead general's stomach analyzed and employed the medical experts whose testimony acquitted the wo- man d-fendant. Subsequently Senator Davis furnished Burr the capital to start the Pottsville Standard, one of the most re- markable and brilliant newspapers that ever flashed across the firmament of Penn- sylvania journalism. But the paper was manifold. It is intimately connected with of the Lord’s day is inseparably linked with | the industrial prosperity of a people. Every | non-Sabbath-keeping country m the world is comparatively poor. What Lord said in his grea’ bill before the british true of the United States: poorer, but richer, because ve ha great speech no the ten hours parliament is “We are not he has a religious nature ti to be pointed “ete K > Y needs Sabbath pause, wi! may worldly things to the claims of Here is the final reason of the made for man: ‘Remember the day to keep it holy’—that it may holy. Take away the religious Sunday and you imperil ry y- a é F or fee f f wark of liberty, because it ‘is of morality.” “Recently a special Sabba' of the English parliament pears in evidence that in each trade, to the desecration of the Lord’ » is the immorality of those engaged it.” Mr. Cutter of the New York Prison sociation says: desecrat most glways connected with the forerunner of it.’ He also out of every 100 men LF Massachusetts state prison, at them are Sabbath breakers. wonder then that not only all but all lovers or order and | ih efter ‘| i is ee il involved, like the Hebrews vt of Sabbath breaking.” Dr. Johnston devoted the remainder of his sermon to the consideration of the Sun- day newspaper, which he considered as not being justified as a work of either necessity or mercy. FE 5 & 5 A member, of Congress, who has taken lively personal interest in Hawaiian ters, both before and since the is authority for the statement that a ment was on foot two months revolution of last January, and well known in Washington many Congressmen. » “When the last session of the ond Congress assembled in he said to a Star reporter, “some rived in Washington who came for pose of inviting fifty or more Congress, who were re-elected to Congress, to visit the Hawaiian May, 1893. “To a few persons it was known that revolution was contemplated to take place on the 12th of May, 1883. “The revolution was to occur, of course, while the visiting Congressmen were wall. eS SS eee apparent. The Congressmen would the spot and would be in a position testimony of the worthiness of the people and their cause who attempted to about the change of government,and be enabled to see for themselves the neces- sity of ‘an American solution of the Ha- walian problem,’ to quote Bilaine's =. Ut as itil fil ie i The men who were “The plan was frustrated, however, by the revolution coming off before schedule time, owing to the stand taken by the queen her determination to overthrow the tution. The’ revolution was and the rest is history.” + 2______ Pure food exposition every afternoon ne evening at Convention Hall. Doors open 2 p.m. and close at 10:30 p.m. Cook bectures .—Advt, —»—_— e King Humbert gave a dinner in Home Sunday evening to the diplomatic corps. Mr. Potter, the retiring United States minister, sat between Vice Admiral Morin, naval min- ister, and the Marchesa Villamarina, one of the royal ladies of honor. Dispatches from towns in Saros county, Hungary, say that thousands of peasants there are on the verge of starvation. The “Willing Workers,” an organization of the unemployed at Cincinnati, decided at their meeting Saturday night not to the Associated Charities’ offer of work at per day, on the ground that such procedure on their part would lower laboring men's ages £