Evening Star Newspaper, February 3, 1894, Page 11

—=——ol™l_"_"=>=l_e™=EaX——X—XK—XSs—— FOR SALE—HOUSES. “Oi SALE-NO REASONABLE OFFER *) to $4,750; mat be sold settle a partnership; um exceptionally well built | house, f brown store and brick; all papered; electric appl ‘anitol ‘and car line. 804 and 806 F st. p.w, W, NEAR LA LARGE FOR RENT—HOUSES FOR RENT—UNFURNISHED. 1028 Vt ave nw, 19r.§3uv 1712 14th st nwifiat). $81 Pa ave ow. en- 1516 L st ow. Ir. BssssSssnassssnasss ve PERRO oe (| ahd tt ot FEpeEe {3 Hi ine initia Bot E st nw, 1r 1400 Chapin, 1: a awe 28 rl Bs i ELE etd ae é 3 ey ry +230 219 st. 9r. -275 6th st or L aw, i6r...80 Mass ave ar Scott | S07 Maple av nw, 127.75 at ae eevee z C at se, 10r......78 av or st aw, lees or a 12r, 3 Eh ~ salon ad NA ar and | No. 6 in st, 137,166.47 Mf nw. 1 3914 Toth st'nw, Ur)" 1712 Tai oe er. 3 Ar. 2 aw, OFFICES. 1324 F st nw, VtS7S | 1421 F nw (rm 10)..10 Se cor 12th and F WG-7 7th, several ra.—— st ow. 4r, entire 1213 F nw, several rs.— third floor.” - 60 | Se cor 6th and F ste.— Pa av and Tith nw,2r.65| 12th st bet R and 9 Se cor 12th and F (coal yard)...... — 1,4 sts nw. 2r, 2d floor..40' 1417 G nw, several ts— ‘783 7th st nw,Ist and several 2d floors. 1420 » 28 Moor. Sw cor 1ith and E. 3r.30 1235 Pa av ow, 4th ft 783 7eb st ow. NY ave. 1718 14th st nT Bs STABLES: Bet 17th ana 18th, K and L sts. $45 | sud Sass av & Zier 25 | The abo houses can ned permit from our oifice ouly. THOMAS J. FISHER & FOR RENT- } Her moda th 3 or further particulars write t owner, THOMAS _BLAGDEN, City P.'O., Box 146. Jal7-zit* FOR RENT 7D FLOOR BUILDIX. 3 211 32TH ST. R.W.; cam be manufacturing irposes, or carpester shop: opp. Schneider's fo aiey. EMO if om Jo25-t¢ 705 Market space. ————_______ 6 Marbet_sesce._ FOR RENT OR SALE— 16TH STREET Near P st. u.w., handsomely furnished house; erected three years ago; eleven bed Tooms; two parlors; square ball and diaing room, suitable for entertatning; greatly re- duced rent if taken for a year or more; if sold only a small cash deposit required. ___ ENQUIRE $18 17TH ST. N.W. ja24-2we Ta Boe, oa G71 Bist ow, 12r-$50.42; 908 A se. 3410 Pa ave aw, 1°6.-89| 135245 WF am, “er F 23th st nw, Sr... [40 | 297 fotm ‘ne 6r Sst nw. 12r_.40/ 1105-17-21 1523 32a uw, iir....40 | 1505 28th se nw,10r. 2906 N nw, 10r, ml. 1509 28th aw. Or. Bis tat st ge, Gr Ist st se, 7r. S12 ist se,6r,b,m: WS Ist st’ se, Gr H ST, 11R AND BATH. 22th st. store...$60 510 Lith, tiats. $20 « 25 As2t Hi. flat. 4r....- 20 634 2d ne, Gr & b..25.35 1919 Lith st. store.35.50 1856 Wallach, f jazste THOS. W. HUNGERFORD, 121 LOST AND FOUND. #25 REWARD FOR THE RETURN OF SMALL ted Irish setter bitch; answers to mame of Til; THE EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1894-TWENTY PAGES. At FOR SALE—LOTS. FOR SALZ—HOUSE, SALE—A RARE BARGAIN IN PRICE AND FOR SALE—THE TIME TO Vesturs some bottow-priced SW, TUCI 400° ¥ ——— BUY I3 WHEN reduced from $5, ; let io- rooms beaistifuliy FOR SALE—A SMALL LOT IN SQ. 112; FRONTS it DAVID D. oa Coma. ave, and 19mm st.; a Very. economieat oe a Jot and wil be sod for a iower tigure than cal j be obtained on any of the ad; jots. Inquire 1907 Pa. aye.-n.w, POR SSLE—A_ LOT ON ROSEDALE ST. NEAR pad Caled aan! can be vought at a low ire,’ small cas WESCOTT, Wi WANTED-$13,000_F i pay it commission. Ad: r ye x cent © - Grete MONEY, Star aes MONET TO LOAN ON CITY PROPERTY IN SUMS ight loans or return payments LYNCH & TERRELL, FOR SALE—BASY TERM BW; 9 rodma and bath; all imps.; Ni LL DIGGES, Owner, 610 13th st. Ht NEW STok! x - to buit; either stra: on installment Room 1, 60) F : 9 rooms and bath; it condition; will seil and on easy terms. JOHN 0.’ JOHNSON LE SY ANCE TO SECURE an ideai home—A builder in need of i sell a well-built new bay-window bri nd entrance to cellar front and floor, bath, at $6,700; lot worth '100;:" house "cost $4,000 most convenient sections of the ‘northwest; ble and horse ears, shools and DAVID D. STONE, 804 and z and ‘bal. fs monthly. 1907 Pa. ave. 2. FOR SALE-NINE BEAUTIFUL AND ECONOMI- the finest H ts, the city; very sinall cash payment required. Aj ply to WHARTON E. LEST! FOR SALE—THOSE $000 LOTS IN FORT MYER Heights offer good chince fur speculation, $1,200 In less than two years; can own terms; also sured by Suburban Title ff ROBINSON & LODG! w. money ick, 2 stories AITING REMITTANCE DE- March 15; security No. REMITTANCE, Star a GENTLEMAN 2 FOR SALE—NEW 6-ROOM AND BATil BRICK; Jot 17280; in ne.; only $3.150; a parsaln; ad: sold for $3,500. CHLEN & BATCHELDER, fi | POR SALE—CHEAP—A SET OF BED nOOM j Pa oe 500 TO LOAN ON IMPROVED REAL ESTATE, % eto o: Rorthwesterp sections. CH. A405 F st. ew is houses P Joining EH, 458 La. ave. 1t* ‘SALE 3, RENTING ‘FOR $37 A MONTH. ‘Two nice new brick houses on Sth st.'s.e. near 6 bath and cellar; wiil geil sep- h $3,000. S04 and S06 F st. nw. RENTING FOR $10.50 rick house near ist and j . | FoR SALE—A FRESH cow, W buy on you ps ‘$$ Atlantic bldg., ze te2-6t FOR SALE—ONLY $1.10; @ month; a nice little bi ANOTHER CHEAP $650; renting for $8 a ‘ont FOR SALE 82% Fear tio ead, to pola ‘RONT ‘ater; sewer; side and FOR SALE—A THOROUGHBRED JERSEY COW. fresh; healthy; Searle aud. a. yood wullker; ealt reserved. Apply ‘NER, ‘farm, Brightwood ave. pen! FOR SALE—WOOD AND COAL BUSINESS; FIN- est location in the city; for $500; only’ those having cash need apply. Address ce. OOK, Star of- 1e8-3t° NN PIANOS, DIRECT FROM ow Is the time to buy these cel- , leaving order with SIME. Ta LOR. Sjuare Pianos cheap. 516 11th st. a.w.1t FOR SALE—ELBGANT $60 PARLOR SUITE, $30: $125 cabinet organ, $25: ladies’ cabinet desk, 89 oftce do.. 5; $40 sideboard, for $15: one $11; marble-top and oak bed ruom sets, $13 to S15: $125 bicycle, $75, nearly new. 508 14th st. mw.1* niture, nearly new; a good chance for @ pe married couple. Call at n.w. cor. Sth and G ste. Be.; catise, party leave city. are ITH HER . 2 weeks old; each one good stock. Price, $30. Can be ween at 103 Monroe st. Amicostia’’ t2" FOR SALE — VALUABLE CURIO; FINE OLD English gold stem-wiading watch;’ strikes hours, = excellent timepiece; made to order for lish nobleman. Address ee. Star ce. Bre jai $8,000 TO LOAN ON D. C. PROPERTY FOR 5 10 years at 5 per cent interest; this money ced at once on ty. ANIEL & ARMAT, 131; WaNTED—A first deed of Ce ee Baltimore, Md. mmber of small houses posing 10 and Be be __it_ DAVID D. STONE, S04 and 806 F FOR SaLE—A VERY 10Ts. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE AT COST. st., ve average depth es fne in Columbia Heights; 104x150; gas and sewer; FOR EXCHANGE—A LOT ON T ST., NEAR 18TH, is and $06 F st. n.w. FOR SALE—BY OWNER, 9,000 FT. OF GROUND borbood northwest; is at 1544 Sth st. n.' FOR SALE-LOT ON NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. M sts. at a sacrifice. J ES ¥ ave, bb,” 7: ie. z 4 EW HOME FO) nda LOAN OF $3,000, SECURED furnace; lot 17x95. choice lot between 13th Mra catambla, Heights; size S0z156; and 85 20th st, Ur, each... -6.500) 2120 Va ave, fh, 716.301 1418 17th st. th,7r.6,000 483 to 441 Pratives Sr.. 88 [ st, bh. mi, 117.6,500 FOR SALE—A FINE x reoms and bat NDOW BRICK 400 in building association; pri s.W, it $08 F st. now. NA NEW 71 lies; renting for $2 a fine Joan, _fel-3t DAVID D. STONE, $04 and 906 F st.n.w. EY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE WITH city limits; mo delay where security is satistac- tory. J. J.” MALONE, w. felt WE HAVE IN HAND THE FOLLOWING SUMS roa D. HG real entates $e,00. S000, 131 ‘and (183 Piers, Tr. .5,000, 3408 N’ st. ‘mi, ‘fhe above is only a portion of the prope! For full list call at office for bulletin T. BE. WAGGAMAN. EXCHANGE—ON BUILDING or Columbia Heights, or Todd & FOR SALE— issued on the Ist und 15th. Apply at 1803 fez fe’ 1421 F st. nw. Aa BARGAIN SQUARE 1031, COR. 18TH AND EASY TERMS. APPL DEEBLE, DAVIS & CO. ._ front. aed! Ground floor, Atlantic bldg. LE OR TRADE— . Be: Bstory brick; rent $25; lot 16x90, ining, 16x90" to alley: for EB. T. KAISER, ind floor, Atlantic bldg., 950 F st. n.w. FOR SALE—A BEAUT! NEW ire ave. near L st. for $10,000. F. DI JANON, Room 22, Kellogg building, 1416 B st 1 ing office; cost’ $5,500. A new brown stone corner fonable location, northwest; ouly $5, jece of business property ‘on 11th . STONE, 804-806 F st. n.w. fel-3t FOR SALE-6-ROOM FRAM 150; nice Uttle home; $1.8 Le 4 Bh MONEY TO LOAN ON APFROVED CITY REAL amounts 9 ‘ia $a2t TYLER fe W FOR SALE—OR EXCHANGE. unincumbered, near Duj xchange for housca about LES HARLY, 08 14th st. m. FOR SALE—A RARGAIN—70X85 FERT AX 1 85 ft. to 15-ft. paved alley, bet. P and Q nw. snap for # builder. ERFORD, 1307 F st. n.w. t, No"aelay’ when margin At 5% Gecared by real estate. ote ESCOTT, WILCOX & Insurance placed at lowest rat GOC. TO $5.00 WEEKLY PAYMENTS. DO YOU EVER FIND YOURSELF IN NEED OF A SMALL SUM OF MONEY? WE HAVE THE FACILITIES TO ACCOMMO- DaTB YOU! THE COLUMBIA L. I. CO. FOR SALE—$100 WILL BUY A Lot IN TH ments; $10 cash and $5 per E. M._ PINE, District, on easy pay: month; "mo Interest. LE $4.500; in the northe: ecmperatively 9 bee = og bs der entire house very neatly papered and decorated. A chance to secire a comfortable Lome and an investment, on small cash paym-nt and monthly terms. tice ts nearly’ $1,000 less than 18 ever beca offered. window brick, containing ; good, dry coucrete cellar un- ‘all rocms are large and airy; FOR SALE—325 Gant OR $1 PER WEEK PAYS FOR SALE-THAT ELEGANT story and cellar, WW ROW OF 3- bay-window brick houses only one square from 14th st. cable cars is now f completed. ‘These houses have every modern itm Seger stone trinmil bought for $8.50 and $7,500. SMITH & PATRMA! FOR SALE—A house on goud street on Capitol Hill will be sac- rifced to immediate purchaser at the very low it will go quick; call at once. SMITH & FAIRMAN, 511 11th FOR SALE—A NEARLY NEW CORNER HOUSE tion northeast will be sold e corner house’ car be e inside houses for “S11 11th st. nw. $3,500—LE DROIT PARK. offer a new bay-window brick of 6 rooms and bath; nicely papered and modern’ improvements; elec- trie bells and gas lighting, speaking tubes, adjoining houses have’ sold. ‘ing rent, own your own home. Payment will be arranged to suit and bal- includes interest, BUSINESS CHANCES. Am authorized A PARTNER FOR HALF INTEREST IN A PAT- something new, pertaining to horses. P: 133 h 2. fe3- IQUOR STORE, DWELLING thriving busi- ‘Will eel} stock, reasons MONEY IN HAND TO estate in sums to suit. $800 less than rice of $2,800. ne ease; Hcense secur fixtures, household furniture, &¢.; for selling. Address Box 79,’ Sta: FOR SALE—LICENSE, farviture of a 25-roo: in the u.w.; k ance, $35 monthly, ‘TO LOAN ON GOOD REAL ESTATE AT ivsurance and water rent. de lay. when security mm very desirable lo ‘500 11th st. ww. THE MOST DE- STOCK, FIXTURES hotel; centrally located loug, Iease and reasonable rent. Ap- HE & SCHWARTZ, 125 Pa. ave, fe8-eo8t : se brick, 7 rooms and bath, aint, de front: price, only $4250. on easy t SMITH & FAIKMAN, S11 ith st. p. % - ; ai F. rye ge yp rr eee bidg.. 1416 F st. brown stone steps aud! i trimmings; frontaze of 25 fect; mlue rooms, with und concrete cellar; mt FOR SALE-CHOICE HOUSES I: LOAN ON FIRST. FAL ES. city at 6 per cent. T. R. BROOKS, strable northwest sections oft : gp aay WASHINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN CO., dow Louse, with G10 F st. n.w. Will loan you any sum you want, large or planos, horses, wagons, WANTED—TO PURCHASE A RETAIL GROCERY in B.w. section; _terms cash, a cash 1 r jox 117, Star office. $350 WILL BUY ONE-THIRD INTEREST big chance. THIRD, Star office. ae fe WANTED_50 “SHARER OF OHIO NA’ STOCK in exchange for ED LOT, 50x100 ft. reception ‘hull room and porcelain speaking tubes; Venetian blinds and every modern convenience Parties looking for a perfect home should ___ SMITH & FAIRMAN, 511 11th st. FOR SALE—TWO NEW brick houses, with 6 rooms and | reduced to $2,700 you. SMITH & FAIRMAN, 511 11th st. FOR SALE-ELEGANT . ru convenience. near Church of the red throughout; he house and bon ton location: 1-000 casb. Keys at oltice ED. 6 F st. mall, on furniture, &c., Without removal or publicity. Aay business with us strictly coofidential and you can get the money the day you ask for it. Loans can be paid in part or in full at any time to suit the convenience of the borrower and any part paid reduces the vost of carrying ‘the loon in proportion to the amount paid. It will be to your advantage to see us before securing a loan. WASHINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN ©0. «10 FST. NW. IN SUMS OF $500 TO shinzton reai estate, WALTER H. ACKER, an JOHN O. JOHN: TWO-STORY A.M. | FOR SALE-CHEAP. UN EASY TERMS—VERY ttle money tequired, and payments can be mad 1734 Corcoran st.; 732 2ist st. FOR SALE-G! Joe sacrifice, owing to health. DCERY, MEAT “AND PROVISIO: 10 PER CENT PER MONTH WILL BE PAID FOR the temporary loan of $100 to a party respol gitle, owning real estate, Address P. FOR SALE--NOW Is JUST THE TIME TO BUY A 3 n.w.; $200 or more cash house Is well built; conve yen fireplace; cabinet mantel wewly and hai Close to two car li heulthy section of ey of UWNEK AND Bi) EEKLY! FINANCIAL DE- t ROWE'S INFALLIBLE Best and safest spec- ulative investment offered. Third successful year. free, GD. ROWE, Box 127, mn $200 YIELDS $45 W pproved. Fates of interest. eesiee not == TANDICAPPING. 8 mely red; hai * wars and FOR SALE— MONEY TO a On bouxehold furniture, pia Wagons, &c., the property to remain undiat sion. DWEST KATES IX THE CITY. hot, Will Fecelve the money the day you apply Ait. ‘Toate pay say part of the prine nos, horses, cai FOR RENT—“STORE HOUSE” AT RIVERDALE, spectal advantages to right more than pay rent. J. A. n.w., room 5. ADMINISTRATOR'S ‘The entire stock of Dry Goods contained in the late Thos. J. Luttrell, cor. 20th be sold to settie the of cost or val SON, Admit Two two-story bricks; bay windows; ull mod gm improvements; in fashionable neighborhood. 7 rooms; only $4,750 and $6,750 Apply to owner, EW 6-ROOM, PRESS- FOR SALE—705 13TH sT., 5 “ v stylish finish: $3,500 ed brick; wewly papered: $200 cash and $20 wonthly. Why pay rent when this Louie cau be pai jontbly payments. K. OCK & CO., cor. 18th and RIVATE OFFICES. NO PUBLICITY. Please cali on CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE CO.. _ .w., main floor. LOANING “AGAIN ON SUCH COLLATERAL AS local ‘listed stocks, trusts, mortgages, insurance Policies in old line companies. Storage recelvts, bonds, &e. YERKES & B. 25.30 25.3¢ Pa. ave. n.w., must Esta: All goods sold regardless Bt GEO. J. JOHN FOR SALE—BY Al ‘The cheapest and sewer; lot 2 Near Brightwood ave.; ove, two, three S-room bricks; water’ in G sts, NORTH: 3030 FOR SALE — ENTIRE STOCK OF GROCERIES, clgurs, tobacco, Uxtures, good will, &c., of gro: | cery store, 417 NEW 6-RCOM T can sell a block of 16 houses, well rented, for $30,000; ‘cash required, . Location, ‘n.w. for va chases please favor us with a call. ALE-NEW TWO: small casb payment Lo’ at io cellnr; cusit, $25 month! 18th und G ste. FOR SALE—C ST. N handsome ¥room brie Huished; $5,500; MOORE, 008 F’ st. n.w. close | business ‘3. H. MURRAY, a ith st. o.w., Aswignee of Millard Metzger. PROVED CITY PROP- ment loaus: the lat EY To LOAN ¥, either straig! ter inay be paid hack by about $10 pe he $1,000. voth principal and e. cent investinei BET. 1ST AND 2D, terms’ to suit, G AT TAKOMA PARK FOR family hotel; 15-room house and udre east of station, IS, Takoma Park. ‘CE—GROCERY STORE FOR SALE; doing a cash trade; owner leav! or Mill HENRY'S, cor. 11th and CIGAR STORE, 409 7TH ST. N.W elther with or without fixtures and stoc ing to move to E st., cext door to W ing; inquire on premises. C! SPLENDID OPEN 2 MONEY IN SUMS TO SUIT AT LOWEST RATES 225,000 to joan on busi- HEISKELL & McLERAN, 100s F Inquire of J. on real estate security. FOR SALE-Q ST. BET. iat AND LW.; Beat three-story brick reside: city. Address ‘ave. near 4th st ete’ price. $4,800; $500 to J. H. GRANT. 15 PROPERTY TO EX et us attend tt for you. annoyance saved. JAMES BAYNE, Room 6, Central National Bank. ja29-6 NEW 6ROOM BRICK; A.M.1; hear core and herdics: reduced frot THE CHEAPEST | jouse in the city; has modern improvements: 1s nicely papered: uired:, balance | Leky, 24 _ Te3-3t « REAL ESTATE IN THE DI Oo. A , Sell or rent? SIX PER CENT 0} A RARE OPPORTUNITY—A FIRST-CLASS GRO- ‘ap. ‘book he District of Columbia. cery and provision store; a good cash and trade; stock about $2,000 at an inventory; cheap LOST—MONDAY AFTERNOON, A watch tm black suede bracelet; ‘initials K. L. on back. Leave at office of the Elsmere and re- ceive reward. fe3-2t* LosT—$20 EEWARD FOR THE RETURN OF A diamond setting for a containing seven stones. Mrs. H. E. FREEMAN, 1247 B st. WITH GOLD Si,EEVE BUTTON, ON H or T sts. Suitable reward if re- _k. MORRISON, 620 I st. nw. 1t* LOST-SHAWL. WITH RED CENTER, ON WED- nesday evening. One who will kindly return it to 718 19th st. will receive @ liberal reward snd thanks of the owner. te-3t* UcST_FRIDAY AFTERNOON, ON N. ¥. AVE. St. cars, pocketteok, containing “money, Kers and | inte Pinder will be liberally re- _Warded by faving it at 457 Missouri ave. fe3-2t* LOST—FEBRUARY 2 ABOUT 3 P.M, A PURSE & Rochdale ‘ipts, ticket, &c. Finder will receive liberal reward upon re: LOST_ APPLICATION, SIGNED MES. MAGGIB E Wilson. Piease leave at GENERAL DELIVERY, _ City P. O., and receive thanks. ire’ LOST—ON FRIDAY, AFTER 4 PM, 'STER garnet ring wrapped in white! pee bee Wil be suitably rewarded if Jett with =. of _ the watch, Treasury Department. fe3-2t' $ REWARD—STRAYED FROM 1924 H ST. N.W. @ black spaniel dog, with Jett C. om his collar. Retura to Dr. WARD and get the above re- ward. ¥ : ate ‘ATIONAL THEATER, Qrchestra circle. 8 lady's fur bee foc tee ws reward if returned to 192] 18th st. Ww. ate LoST_PRIDAY NIGHT AT LOST— WEDNESDAY. ON MASS. ‘. Purse, with some money: also Suan’ FR Ein ESE ct aN eile the Ray VO hea ireb, + claw. it! ta ball febip). Retara to eT Mase” ogy apd ward. ate c Fecelve suitable re\ ¢ Atnvunts x specialty. Per ceut of value, renavable tn installments. Als) will loan 75 rent and lease; owner cannot attend toon ac- SALE—“BARGAL of other store. Apply at 488 34 st. ne. ee Rew 6-room dwell 000; $500 cash and $19 per month, jOORE, 606 F st. uw. FOR SALE— A lovely 9-room house, on 28th near P st.,West - CAS pass the corner. Pi (formerly — $7,000) REDUCED if scld immediately. $1,500 cash (or more) required; ance to suit purchaser. L. 8. CHAPMAN, x ©0: ress brick fron lent to cars; nicely papered; 18x90 a. Price, $200 cash; ‘balance * Prrrstan & NORKIS, 625 F 6 easy terms; new 6-room press-brick desirably located; convenient to cars. STTMAN & NORRIS, 625 | ELEGANT NEW 9-ROOM 4 ick front: a.m.1.; 18x100; nice! NEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE OR FIRST jaas security at lowest rates of interest: no de- lay jwhere the sec nord. | WANTED—PARTY WITH $15,000 TO INVEST IN ght manufacturing busness; spect by broad patents; Inrge demand for fo push out over the country; profits about cent; investor can save wort money. Address Philadelphia, Pa, FOR SALE—HOTEL OF FORTY ROOMS, goods: money REAL ESTAT! WASH'N DANENHOWER, Successor to DANENHOWER & 80 and G sts. rol _0. Bor 1592, ND 6 PER CENT ON real estate; no delars. M. M. PARKER, furnished bar room attached; long lease; a bar- gain for a party that want: Address Box 155, Star office. MONEY TO LOAN AT 5 A! ‘approved District it SALB—THREE-STORY AND BASEMENT rick house, 213 North F 3 27 ft. front; rooms large and ‘ai ry terms to suit. {8-3t_ PITTMAN & NORRIS, 625 F st FOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE—A aa nrth of Dupont Circle; to go in business. ms: gas, wa house lighted shington fizures; 472° Loui Ught; every mod. improve- exchange for smailer houses, or unin- cumbéred vacant property, or sell at low price and on easy terms. Inquire o "WESCOTT, WILCOX, & HI 1907 Pa, MEDICAL. &c. MASSAGE BY MISS B. D. WAL- jes only at their own homes, face massage speclalty. | Dr. GARBER, ELECTRO-THERAPEUTIST. ‘That electricity will positively cure after all medicines have failed is now conceded ‘Most eminent -CHEAP FOR CASH, DRUG STORE Axtures, consisting of shelving, cases, prescription case, lass mirror, Warner’: untain new), &c, r 8th and Hats. me. Ay “ORE, cor. << DSO! A houses at the cor. of 12th and U sts. n.w. for $7,259 and $7,500 each; prices to early buyers at’ $250 to $500 reduction from regular prices. These houses have exceptionally fine in- PROFESSION LACE to ladi Head and with beveled $800 soda s shelf bottles, lot 25x97 to good Can alley; a very choice piece’ of property; price only ‘the cost of the ground. Toquire 3 WESCOTT, WILCOX & HIESTON 1907 Pa. ave. n. BOR SALE—ON H ST. BET. 23D AND 24TH STs. two-story frame; $1,900; less than the value of the lot alone. WESCOTT, WILCOX & Watebman constantly present. 1201 av Chronic diseases of lerg standing quickly relieved and permanently cured. Special attention given femsles and their jiseases. $ 711 20th st. n. p.m. ja29- CHANCE FOR A > store, doing a business of sell for %; its real value, as retire. A chance not off W. H. REED, Lexington and . SALE—TO SETTLE AN EST. REE wa houses opposite Franklin Park; - 1% inches on 1 1 TAIL RUG $75,000 a year, will ‘deat Howard ate.’ fel: ecutor, 1624 P st. n.w. lowal a Pad Hours, 1 to 2 and 6:30 to 9 3 - “tS | DR. BROTHERS’ INVIGORATING CORDIAL IS werful Nerve Stimulant and Tonic. remedies for Nervous Debility, Nervous Exhaustion, Paralysis and that Sleevs, luck of ambition and zest remedy equal to this cordial. for nearly forty-five vears in this cits. 906 B's.\t. 428-2m* N.W.: BROWN-STONE rooms; beautiful cab- FOR RENT— Pool and Billiard Room, Lincoln Hotel. Barber's Shop, Lincoln Hotel. LOCATION farm,”’ with one hundred thoroughbred would Hike a partner in Address “POULTRY, VE 30 PATENT, 0 some iwiscellaneous 1 ment still running in over’ 1,500 pay one who alrea: Address “ATTORNEY L. Inet mantels: ances: steam heat; » yard: very desirable high, government o@icials or Consreseman OWS e granolithie side- SALE—A town, on Jefferson st.; pays good Tt has been in use PIANOS AND ORGA? PIANO TUNING. GEO. J. BECKER, late of W. G. Metzerott & bs FOR SALB—NEABLY 5 ; Within 1% squares of lith st. ate bei oe second house on Cleveland ave. south of be to buy a home NOTICE—DRS,_ BROTHERS I diseases. No cere, STRANGERS. TAKE and Gray treat Only established advertisi Established 45 years, im* VER 600 PENSION AND ve. in the best part of the city at IN PROCTOR, 907 G st. n.w. REWARD FOR RETURN OF FEMALE brown and white, to 2005 K st. FRITZ HERG: fel-z LOST—JAN. 31, 1894, OLIVE-COLO! CARD case, containing 3 angual railroad and pri- rate 10 reward for return of same to SEN. fel-3t* LOST_$5_ REWARD—ENGLISH SETTER 1 White, with orange markings om head. T. J.D. FULLER, Washington Heights, teres es SUBURBAN PROPERTY WOR SaLE-OR EXCHANGE ON CIT CHANG! CITY PROP. Very handsome suburban residence; five ates’ walk from station, near city: 10 rosa st. FOR SALE-NEAR SILVER SPRINGS, FOUR acres of land, with four-room house: water aod fruit. Apply to owner, J. GERMUILLER, a it. o.W, fe3-3 SALE—OR 5 proved desirable land one hour's drive from Cen ter Market; exchange for house, city or suburbs. m* McLACHLEN & BATCHETDER. FOR EXCHANGE-s TRA o1 SEVERAL CTS OF LAND, imbered, for a house in the northwest: will assume "trust 5 28 acres, 44 acres or 61 acres. JOHN 0. JOHNSON, 1117 G st. fe2-2t —oSSSSS—_—— PROPOSALS. R PURCHASE OF STEAM FERRY Boat “City of Wash! as she lies at Ag- Bew's ship yard. Alexandria, Va., will be re- $eired until TWELVE M. MONDAY, FEBRCARY FUPTH, 1804. Terms cash. Vessel to be re- moved In twenty days. Information can be re- gelved at office of ferry company, foot 7th street, Washingtoo, D. C.. where bids will be received. The “e to reject ayy or all bids is reserved. GSE WASHINGTON Sr. BT. CO., “LTD. C._W. RIDLEY. General Manager. fe3-2¢ NOTARIES PUBLIC. COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS AND NOTA by RW Always io 2 BRENNAN, PUBLIC ACCOUNT- ant and auditor. 1421 F st! n.w.; books audited statement of affairs prepared fe: firms, corpora. tons, trustees, estates, ke. dit-sm Henry Xander and others; hi terms moderate, PIANO TUNING by Victor Becker, 1408 10th 80 years’ practice, aggres FOR SALE—OR EXCHANGE— property CITY HALL, renting for $900 per annuin; will trade for two in n.w. or unimproved property on Co- prepared to make cash pa} ZEVELY & FINLEY, 622 F st. nw. DR. BROTHERS, THE MOST RELIABLE AND Jongest-established specialist in this 50 years’ experience: tation free al A BARGAIN- TWO NATIONAL CASH RBGIN. a it ters; been used but one week— 45 years at 906 RB: st GDN PHARMACY, ‘Ith ead strictly confidential ja27-lm DENTISTRY AFE, METHODS Dental’ operations, tn another colum: Teeth Out, Avd a portion of the gum with them a many so-called dentis' mchant for doing. We extract teeth it, and do it fauitlessiy. sale. MERTZ’S over 35,000 tun- Caulfield, Academy rian College, Uarroll In- tive years tuner for the jsitation, Georgetown. Ad- dress by postal or otherwise. 31 IF YOU DESIRE A PIA) wide reputation for tone and durability, examine pianos, and a thore convince you of thelr superiorit ments can be bought on the most liberal teruis. We are also agents for the Steger pianos, wileb WORCH & co. : 925 7th st. Sanders & Stayman Have only High-Grade Musical Instruments. Sold on enxy terms. WASHINGTO: rae justifies it. Your watch cleaned for $1: Al our work warranted for one year. 1221 F SALE— WE HAVE APPLICATIONS FOR HOUSES WEST OF 12TH ST. FROM THOSE WHO ARE READY TO PAY FROM $4,000 TO ZEVELY & F 622 ) WITH A WORLD- FOR SALE—PIANOS, FOR SALE-SPECIAL PIANO BARGAIN A magnificent upright—reduced from $425 A handsome upright $400 An elegant upright—reduced from $375 t—reduced from $350_ to reduced from $175 to from $200 eb criticism wiil These instru- reduced from N Q ST. BET. 15TH AND 16TH; A very desirable house, in perfect condition; 202100 to paved alley. ONLY $11,900, ZENVELY & Fix we sell on eas; A superb upri iekering square — A Kanade’ square—red § A medium square—-reduced from $100 to elium square—reduced A mediuin square—reduced from $75 to Cash or easy monthly payments of $5, per mo. Come one, co fez THE PIANO EX FOR SALE—GOOD, FINE-TONED SQUARE Must be sold. Price, $50 cash. i Me Apply 2227 Cleveland place from $0 to $50. (ONABLE PART OF bandsome new FOR SALE—IN Mos’ ft me all, and com ‘CHANGE, 918 Pa. ave. | ip iAM, 307 7th st. DR. GRA\ GROSHON'S DENTAL 1508 14th n.w. Artitic Oyen all hours, including Sundays. 14 fhette used for painless extraction of teeth. im? ‘AL INDUCEMENTS to remain in business, we will continue to sell The Popular Vose Pianos, ‘THOMSON & CO., 521 11th Old Vose's & other square pianos in exchange. 3a30 0. Not one-third of RLORS, ESTAB. ANDSOME NEW THREE-STORY Teeth tuserted,$ nw.; thirteen | latest improvements MUSIC, ETC. and first-class in ev: arely to TYLER & RUTHE! 27. hoase "open for Bargains Make Business rs and price rising rate here. Those andard makes) that we @ discount of it diva) = bani 25. ou haven't time Sanders & Stayman, 934 F. FOR SALE—ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A PIANO cheap in price and good in quali cost ; one square at ail ave carved legs yments, $5 cash ai Blticent upright, finished st ract! terms, HUGO WOR FOR S&LE—A KNABE UPRIGHT PIANO; VERY low for'caah if sold at once. . 8. DENTAL ASSOCIATIC dental organization of America. TISTRY ut moderat, ST. See card . THE LEADING ._Selentitie DEN- Tuner “and Repairer. nd and Virginia and the District. prices. Advice given free of charge. DLUMRIA HEIGHTS, \ nees ind Chinese Teta FREE DENTAL Legan_ and Harlan tion, fine lot, 50x1 8 to make zood Sept fost of material. at 1325 H st tal department to 5 p.m. daily, firmary open from October 3 to wana * elt R & RUTHERFORD, 1307 F st. FOR SALE—SEVERAL HANDSOME \ Prices from 10.500 to Jaz’ * TYLER & Bt FOR SALE—NEWPOL also for rent for the su traction free. Jane 30, 2 a4 bBB ORER Grand, Uoriens PIANOS. ana Square. ‘and in first-class order: PIANOS FOR RENT. SECOND-HAND PIAXOS, Including some of our own make, used. WM. KNABE & CO., S17 Penna. ave. aut | t = Me PIANO. made? in. aust profession; constructed | designs ond in all kinds wablished more FASHIONABLE G styles; cutting by the celebrated satisfaction guaran prices and other particulars i 38 Bellevue ave., or S West HAMILTON, MODISTES, © & CONLIFF, 417 11th et. ow, FOR SALE—WE TOOK IN EXCHANGE A HAND- some rosewood, full octave, grand sca! perfect order on such terms that we can offer it to you for $125, upon $5 monthly Original ptice was $350. broidered cover it. F. G. SMITH, ry FOR SALE— PLAITING (FRENCH PROCESS). 10c. per yd.; in Wast-ington; W. LUCAS, 918 9th et. ‘nw. Absolutely the t 'S, 25¢.; narrow ruffles, only, plaiting establi i ittons. G. fter the most a veral parties are PIANOS HAVE pr qualities are bringing H. KUHN'S TEMPLE| 5 tuning and repairing. ANTON AND 1206-1208 I st. n. of every deseri; French dyeing and cieaning 3 evening and party dresses 10-STOP, HIGH-TOP nage extends into aiz organ; solid walnut case; perfect musical | and music book ineluded. Original ‘price $125. Will be sold for $55 Piano Rooms, 1225 Penn- an SALE—HANDSOME fashionable circles. KIN GARMENTS REDYED AND altered. Furs of ee gar ‘plvania ave. FOR SALE—A CHAS. BOSWELL HAMMERLESS E2ostor un. 12 bore, 3 Ie.:' cost in London 25; price, $150: a Lefever hummerless gun, 12 ibs. $100 grade; price, $50. J.” D, bore, se i ARNOLD, 1425 N. fed-2r° ” FOR SALE-$13 WILL BUY AK SUITE OF 3 pieces; only in use two weeks; also folding ded"Sids_ G28 Het. ww fez-2t° FORK SALE—DRUG STORE, ELIGIBLY LOCATED: stock, fixtures and lease; easy terms. W. Star office, fel-31 FORK SALE-LOUNGE, $2.50; COOK STOVES, heater, $2.50; $1 per Week for bed room ent Fe iter: les. Call REDMOND’S CHEAP IME HOUSE, S11 7th uw. ja%im HOUGHTON 66., 516 STH lere is a chance for you. A bed, with curtain attachment, A few more of the wisfit car: : diy, worth $12, for $8. pets to be sold less than half price, at 1710 14th st. mw. They won't last long, The celebrated Lewis couch, $8.50, $10 and $12. A five-piece parlor suite, upholstered in tapestry, well worth $70, a smal ‘in for $49.9) for three dr Lace curtains, portieres and window» big reduction. FOR SALE-CANARY BIRDS_IMPORTED GER- man canary birds; fine singers. Bird food and at the bird store, 1133 7th st. o. STEPHEN HARTBRECHT, 93m ARE OFFELED FOR FUR- bonsehold goods at WORCH'S FU MTURE WARE ROOMS, 924 7th st. mw. Mat- tings, carpets, bedding and ind FOR SALE — HARTZ MOUNTAINS GING canaries, parrots, fanc: gold fishes and ‘5 pigeons, birds, morkeys, &. jvariums, mock! 8, de. HMID'S PET ANIMAL STORE, 712 12tn st. nw. a16-3m FOR SALE—“OTTO” GAS ENGINES, BOTH NEW and second-hand: any size. Send for circular, or call on ni2-tr D. BALLAUF, Agt., 731 Tth st. n.w. PROFESSIONAL MME. LROOKE TELLS ALL. THE EVENTS OF life. All business confidential. Ladies und gen- tlemen, 0c. each. Hours. ¥ a.m. to 9 p.m. “US New York ave. m.w., near Gth st. fes-2me WELCOME FOOT BATH Mrs. LM. HOLLISTER, Sole Proprietor of the Welcome foot hath, bas been exhibiting her gous at the Pure Food Exposition, Convention ilall, being requested by the public to remain in Wash. ington, that people suffering with their feet can learn ‘more of the welcome foot bath and its merits, will open parlors Monday, Feb. short time, to exbibit ber goods, at ‘opposite Palais Royal. Come ‘sud bring your | friends, All are Office hours, 10 veleome. 9 aw. to 8 p.m. to PROF. JOHNS 18 THE GREATEST SIXD reader: was sworn by four of Chicago: tells all the events of life; compels love: brings back separated; causes warrlages; great herb doctor of ‘Chicago. Hours, from S cin. to 11 p.m. Sundays, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Price, SOc. 917 Sth st. n. w. $u25-Gr* MME. 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Circles Wi ys at S p.m. Sittings daily, 10 to », Cards, 2c, ‘Trance sittings, 50c. 406 E. d26-Gw* MASSAGE AND CABINET BATHS POR rheumatism and wervous diseases. GG 13th u.w., 2 doors above F jail-4ve' MRS. CARY, 1614 TTH ST. NW. I guarantee to convince the most skeptical on | busiess, law sults, divorces, Is marriage, enemies and evil influences; give name in full of those you have or will warry and all informa- Hon truthfully and accurately given. Call and be convinced, as seving is believing. Jn30-3w* MME. DREAMER. THE ONLY CELEBRATED EN glish and German astrolozist in the city. Tells all events of life. Office hours, # a.m. to 9 p.m. Sanday. (10 a.m. to 9 p.m. 1508 14th st. aw. s® MME. PERRIN, THE TRUEST DESTINY READER of the age: information given with phenomenal accuracy; fee, 50c., $1: Lours, 1 to 9 p.m. Sth st. ow.. bet KR and 8 sts. fat 41 | Tristam, Mr. Ed. Harrington, ie | since made success upon the | of Mr. SG. Young. Mr. Harrington | MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN| FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS|/IN MUSICAL Cl RCLES MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPKOVED PROPERTY | a 5% PER CENT AND 6 PER CENT. J. MARTLN Broker, 907 G st. nw. t FIVE YEARS, AT 5 vear 9th aud Some Notable Performances im Past Years—Other Matters of Intere est to Musicians. ’ It is always pleasant to note the devetop- ment of Washington talent, and it is safe to say that there are few cities that can show more musical ability in every branch of the art. Better amateur operatic per- formances have been given here than im |any other city. From the first amateur | opera, which was given in the building that | Stood on the site of Harris’ Bijou Theater, in 1870, down to the juvenile “Pinafore” given this afternoon at the New National Theater, all the amateur performances die Randall, as Nancy; Lionel, Witherow; Plunkett, Mr. 8. G. Young, Mr. W. C. Hill. Miss addi li operatic stage, and the same may ¥g ek only one of the cast who has died, E others are still in the city. One of the moss ambitious amateur attempts was the Presentation of “Faust,” with Miss Eva | Mills as Marguerite, in which she surprised and gratified her friends by her excellent Singing. It may be remarked that Miss Mills was the original Josephine in “Pina- fore” in this country when it was at the Standard Theater in New that she played the character wil d #B | Unguished success for a whole year. It may be further stated that “Pinafore” was produced in this city by amateurs before it had Its professional representation in New York. The cast was: Mrs. Camp, as Jose- phine; Mrs. H. C. Sherman, Butt ; Mr. John ©. Pugh, Ralph Rackstraw; . We H. Daniel, Capt. Corcoran; Mr. E. B. Hay, | Sir Joseph Porter, and Mr. Howard Ny- | man, Dick Deadeye. The performance this afternoon has de veloped one young Washingtonian in an excellent degree, and that is Mr. Harry Wheaton Howard, who will wield the H | and be responsible for the musical part of | the work. Mr. Howard is a young man, and organist, but he has proved himself « composer of ability. His development as a | conductor is the natural result of his thor- day, April 4. The question of the possi- bility of giving “Samson and Delilah” season is still undecided, but it is believed that it would be unwise = mecer the we tional financial responsibility during There bas | existing business depression. | been a change in the officers of the society the past week, Mr. Stevens having ed his position as secretary, and Mr. Nor- man H. Camp, the efficient Mbrarian, be- i mittee of the board of dfrectors, and ss such in active charge of the business af- fairs of the society. Mr. Camp will remembered as the secretary of the Washington Operatic Association, and bring to his new position in the Choral Society the necessary experience and judgment. Mr. Camp's succ’ “sor as rian is Mr. P. C. J. Treano:, than whom sical circles. Mr. Treanor is connected with the Capital Glee Club, and ts manager of the Philharmonic Club as well. The Mount Vernon Choral Society, with Mr. G. W. Lawrence as musical director, is now enjoying a well-earned reputation as one of the foremost musical organizations in the city, Like others of its kind, it had many reverses during its earlier which were often discouraging, but the untiring energy of its director and |it-has gained the prominence it deserves. The date of its organization was January 12, INK, with a membership of only twenty voices, and in June last it gave its first concert, which was an artistic success, Dur- ing the summer months the society dis- banded, but was reorganized September 1 with an increased membership, and was conspicuous for its good work as a part of he Sreat chorus Watch took part in the Capitol centennial celebration, furnishing for that occasion over a hundred voices. Its second concert was given November 23 last, and, like the first, was highly credit- able. The society voted to assist the Wash- ington Choral in their production of the | “Messiah,” given in Convention Hall, and THE HOSFORD MEDICATED ELECTRIC Vapor | With about sixty voices added much troubles bath. for rheumatism and all nervous al Facial steaming. Massage. 918 H st. nw. m* a14-21 ‘= 1521 ST. NW. massage treatment: head and face a spectalt: treatment given to patients at thelr residences or at my rooms, us they may prefer. 4-2m* en crete Dearth Bee Ea Bet COAL AND WOOD. “NONPAREIL” PEA COAL, $4.50 PER TON. fuel at a low price. George “LC. “Sheriff (Established 1851), DEALER IN SUPERIOR OVALITIES OF and Wood. Family trade a specialty. Prompt delivery and lowest prices. Orders by mail or telephone, 1714. MAIN OFFICE, 328 PA. AVENUE NORTHWEST. 427-3m HALLETT & DAVIS PIANOS BEAR TESTS OF time, use, tone, touch, artistic finish; a perfect piano; a royal gift: palace styles and cottage ; | Making the great oratorio an artistic suc- special treatinent for catarri end bay fever. | cess, and again won public approval. The |soctety meets every Thursday evening at Mt. Vernon Place Church, corner 9th and K streets northwest. The next concert will be given some time in March, for the bene- fit of the poor of the city. The sale of seats for the initial per formance of “The Three Dukes,” on Tuesday afternoon next, dele. till Wednesday last, has os a cxception- | ally large. The audience will be a large and intelligent one, and in it Dalti- more and Philadelphia will be represented. Reports come from those who have been fcrtunate enough to attend the rehearsals that ihe music is not only bright catchy, but soulful, particularly some of Ei | the numbers in the second act. It is safe |to Say that this performance will be one to be long and favorably remembered by Washington play goers. The following | named ladies have given the performance s |turn that will make it the social event to | close the reason of jollity before Lent: Mra. | Secretary Carlisle, Mrs. Secreary Smith, Mrs. Postmaster General Rissell, Miss Mor- gan, Mrs. Calderon Carlisie, Mrs. B. HL fulces; come and buy or rent. 811 9th st. mw. | Warner, Mrs. John Joy Edson, Mrs. C. J, 12-tr SS IN THE HIGH SCHOOLS. Matters of Interest That Are Occupy- ing the Atte m of the Studen There is a project on foot at present by which it is eapected that the pupils of the high schools and a number of the alumni will be enabied to contribute quite a sum to the relief of the destitute of Washing- ton. The plan is no other than to present a series of dramatic entertainments, which in all probability will take place at Martyn | |Cuilison, Mr. R. T. Oliver and Master College Hall on the evenings of February M4, 15 and 16. The high schools have done nothing beyond the regular Christmas con- | tributions in behalf of the needy and des- titute families of this city, amd as the pu- | Beil, Mrs. N. 8. Lincoln, Mrs. Dr. Kerr, | Mrs, Dr. Prentiss, Mrs. W. B. Guriey, |E. ee ge Mrs. G. — Magruder, Mrs. Hay, Mrs. W. Moses, Mra, | Wm. C. Whittemore, Miss Waite, Mrs. A. ES Lipscomb, Mrs. B. F. Leighton, Mrs. P. DeGraw, Mrs. Albert Harper, Mrs. AL |H. Galt, Mrs. Dieudonne, Mrs. Het & | West, Mrs. A. A. Thomas, Mrs. Dr. mett. Mrs. M. M. Parker, Mrs. John @, Judd, Mrs. H. E. Davis. The cast is as fol- lows: Miss Grace Lynne McCulloch, Mise | Alice Judson, Miss Fannie Atlee. Miss Gertrude McCulloch, Mr. W. H. Mr. Frank Rebstock, Mr. Charles Skerrett, Mr. Felix Mahony, Mr. Arthur Gardner, Mr. Samuel Bruckheimer, Mr. W. Webster Raleigh Luckett. The ehorus is represented. by the following ladies and gentlemen: | Misses Bertie Reichenbach, Delia Street, Florence Mortimer, Daisy Joyce, M. Mun- dali, Sara Kiggins, Annetta Ford, Marie de pils manifest a great interest in amateur |Ronecras, Hester Armstrong. Lillie Stew= theatricals there is not the slightest doubt that the scheme will result most success- | fully. Three one-act plays will be pro- duced each evening, and the three that most favorably impress the audiences of the first two evenings wil! be billed for the third evening. All of the plays have not been definitely decided upon as yet, but it is thought that in a few days the names and the casts of characters will be ready for publication. A number of the cadets of companies E and I have banded themselves together and organized an independent military com- pany, which wiil be oificered by the follow- ing: Captain, John L. Fugitt; grst lieu- tenant, Charles Robinson; second lieuten- ant, C. V. Sayer; first sergeant, Sisson; second sergeant, Claxton; third sergeant, birchard; fourth sergeant, North; fifth ser- geant, Lewis; corporals, Wilson. Kerr, Do- ney and Clabaugh. An effort will be made jto secure a hall on K street, where the business meetings and drils will he heid The boys are now waiting for some benev- olent gentlemen to go bond for them in order that they may be enabled to secure rifles from the government. Tt is Y probable that by the end of this week steps wili have been taken to organ- ize a base batl league among the various high schools. A debating society has been organized at the Busit css High School under the direc- tion of Mr. Gery. An organization was ef- fected for the purpose of discussing topics of both locai and national interest. A great deal of dissatisfaction has been expressed at the Business recently in con- nection with the setting up exercises which the boys are obilged tu make use of every drill day. It is expected that a number of resignations will result if the exercises are | not somewhat moderated. Miss Graham, teacher at the Business in | jaw and geography, returned to her duties Tuesday morning after a long spell of account of sickness and Miss Cahill is con- ducting her classes at the Eastern during her absence. | Milligan, Sallie Sha art. Annie Lovejoy, M. McAlwee, Minnie Elinor Simonds, W. . Barton, Lucie Morti art, Regina Baptista, jnie J. Campbell. Agnes V. Morgan, vieve L. Ryder, Julia Shaw and Jessie 4A peler; Messrs. Paul F. Grove, Charles Roy Howser, Edwin D. Flather, is H. Crowe, William P. Churchill, T. A. Davis, Edwin L. Campbell, Paul W. Evans, Ged. A. H. Mills, Charles Roberts, M. Hunter Jones, Morsell, J. Walter Morgan, Jesse C. Rrooke, Howard 8. Burbank, J. A’ Graham, Fred E. Young, C. E. McCoy, G. M. How- ard, Charles G. Mortimer, H. E. Albert B. Morgan, J. G. Blount, Blair Shaw, Edwin W. Haight and Harry K. Hodes. — Rusts in Cereals, Secretary Morton has appointed M. A, Carleton of the Kansas Agricultural Col< lege special agent of the Department of Agriculture, attached to the division of vegetable pathology under Prof. B. T. Galloway. Prof. Galloway has during the past two years devoted considerable time | to the study of rusts in cereals and the appointment is made to enable this branch of investigation to be continued more thor- oughly than has been possible before. The subject of rusts has been a special study of Prof. Carleton. The importance of the inquiry is shown by the fact that careful estimates of the losses Inflicted on Ameri- can grain growers by rusts amount to 840,- 000,000 annually and the Australian gov- lernment has offered a prize of $50,000 for the discovery of an effectual remedy for the disease. ++ © + ____ Against Cuban Cigarmakers, protest from the International Cigar Makers’ Union of Chicago, Til., against the importation of Cuban cigar makers at Key | West, Fia., has been received at the Treas- »ver is confined to her home on |ury Department. Superintendent Stump re- piled to the protestants that he would, as he has always done, euforce the law in all tts phases,