Evening Star Newspaper, February 27, 1894, Page 11

THE EVENING STAR, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1894—-TWELVE PAGES. FOR RENT_HOUSES 11 FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—LOTS. RAILROADS. LADIES’ GOODS. FoR RENT—132 5 ST. N.W.; MINE-ROOM BRICK | FOR SALE—UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY—DESIRA FOR SALE-BY BARNES & WEAVER, FOR SA4LE-THE GREATEST BARGAIN EVER BEXNSYLVANIA PAtRO AD, MME. LOPFLER FEHRS, 725 13TH ST. Nw. house. all modern improvements. Inquire at 1316| ble residence near Scott Circle. Address OWN- 29 F st. nw. olfered; a corner lot in the n.w., 100x63, at §1.65| STATION CORNER OF 6TH AND B 3TREETS. , Matent styles, at seteee® sates With st. ow. feve-3te | ER K, Star office. fe27-2te Per ft.j just the lot for a butider. 11 a ee aT, 7S a Easter. free For REXT-2D end BUILDING 211 12TH ST. Maat et; oer: ier eae ‘ST. we 8 ROoMS; fe27-8t “00 14th st. nw. Drawirg and State Room, Sleeping, Din. f,Smok- AN N AMERICAN DERM AKER, DESIRES A FEW *.; cam us manufuc' 1 mn, poet Dew; location; el ; a 7 it Cars > Pease, App to owner, B. WooFES: & pet avn rae, wih Pim SOF out ids go ear aly. ort il Gisclnnaty Wiodiasayolts” and’ Cleveana. ‘Bolle | Prices reamooable. Men, SWEENEY, il. 20th Wren, "to0s x Rents for $11 ae i. ae BOD oe lor Car to Harrisburg. st._o. fe27-3t* H near lat nv $1,500; : pais FOR _SALE—NEW 7-ROOM Bo R = =o ii es, M, 70 ft. doep,$i.7: 11:6 See ete eee MISS M. HITCHINGS, S10 1 8T. N $4,700; ‘would take lot worth $1:200 or, ene as as ‘Tenn. are. bay, iodow-wintow. £5 @xl00, ee CHICKGO AND st. LOUIS EXPRESS be — ert,” a ye a 3 Pullman rrisburg. o 194 Hat. nw. “ £226-8t rents tor’ $22. FOu SaCE-BY AUGUST DONATH, Gil TTH ST.| ing ‘and Diniog Care, Harrisburg to St. Doss, a oad Pe ATS en TRS | ene o. oe Bane, sola tlt tts sant Cen, Be | OE" WERE bcrny, rome Seep | he So et eR em lth st.; 12 wi st. pear A gaol re 3 ~ x - $14,000. “Putt particulars at 1600 16th at, feaeees ‘4 stx-room rick, all mod. imp, the thing for jarge lumber ya: ‘ing Cars to Chi ‘and Harrisburg to Cleveland. | and fitting. Evening ecesion trom terme, $6| For SALE—aN 8 ROOM DWELLING IN HYATTS- Wel ree: foot: ‘might loons. : Dining Car to Chi a IUNGERFORD. 1219 oH st. ville; Jot 50x180; beautiful location: im excellent TOR SALE E (ee Lots | 7:10 P. Petar ad PATERN EXPRESS —Potman ACCORDION PLATTE PLAITING reer re Fok RENT— _feeae Price, '$2:100; KS G16 13th st. nw. eee HERRON &@ RAMEY, 1206 G et. n. Cars Harrisburg to Cincinnati. only plaiting establishment in Wi -~4 pe getine Te spespesesr | ; For SRE CHEAP A GEET. LOT ON KENYON Mer Cae Ete, Teta PA Bee) tng; Sous. G. Ww. LUCis ole om we awe — So] ee st. between 13th and 14th sts., Columbia Hel 7:80 A.M. et, Kane.’ Canandaigua, Rochester and Inquire of M. M. Pali Niagara Falin daily, except — THIEBLIN & HAMILTO: MODISTES, OF BALTI- $7,750; fe2t-7t 1418 Fst. | 11:05 A.M. for Will rt and Renovo dally) ex- aren pag a costu'nes, ‘A S-story frame om 14th st., above U; lot 20z FOR SALE—OR EX¢ iGE—ONE FINE BUILD- ive: Sunday. For on Withiece rt daily, = Femodeling evening gowns at ge Rotice; also 100; very fine 2-story brick stable in rear. Price, sae lot on U at Rip orecoom 15th and 16th ets. n.w., | 7:10 P.M. for Williamsport, ‘bester, Buffalo and J ja2o- $6,250 for the whole business. ‘$9,000—Corcoran st. near 19th Lat with plans = building gratis, to a quick pur- ira Falls daily, excent Saturday, With Sleep- | ANTON AND CAROLINE LERCH, 626 12TH AND A comfoctable 8-room and bath brick on 9th ‘A handsome residenc Ghaser. Apply S01 Spruce st., Le Drolt, Park, tag Gat Washing: te Rochester. 1206-1208 I st. n.w. French dyeing and cleaning now. above T; lot 20x94 to alley. Only $4,000, Contains ine rooms, bath, all m. 1, OWNER. fe26-8r¢ "| 10:40 P.M. for Erie, mdaigua, TRochéster and) of every description: evening and party dresses ne hand. ‘Ottice open until 5. Drop in. feds lent finish; furnace heat. FoR SALES VERY DERIRADIEBUED ISG Bofalo daily, and Sige fs Hig daily. except | made specialty. Our patronage ‘exteuds ae S woms and bat. Inquire of PRANK F. = —— . PROB! aay, | w leep! Washington to | _the mos BROWNING. 416 5th st. nw. = fei-tt | FOR = r SEEADTIECL ne mouth on BARNES &, WEAVER, BEST Elmira, and ‘Saturdaye | ot Tesainetes to Roch: cellar Under the entire house; large yard; one Square from cars and Lerdies; owner needs money and will sell at a bargain fe24-3t T. R. BROOKS, 616 12th st. nw. and te cellar; nice yard stoves and all rooms clean and in best condi- _tiow. 117 N. ¥. ave. a.m. jal6-Sw* ww, 12P.$50.42 508 Ist one 1410 Pa ave nw, 1 #..30 SOS A se, 44 st hin ‘pet. D and iB fed For ee IND. 447 7th st. ‘a.w. 16-ROOM noes, with stable. all in first-rate repair; an 35 1509 28th’ nw. Yr. 5 ie Pooler (ol), 6r-12.50 5l4 Ist se, Gr. ar _ ‘e213 ‘and investment; now sme by . s Soma tol likely to stay; house rents for per month; 5 hey hilt co) Ge Se 1 ae wae ae write to owner, THOMAS BLAGDEN, City P. es) ee ae fe21-6r* FOR S. ALE—MISCELLANEOUS | FoR SALE—OR EXCIAN —THREE DESIRABLE houses in the northwest to exchange for lote in Avply CHARLES EARLY, fe2h-7t pone SACRIFICE—A BEAU- any FOR SALE— od EASY TO KEEP YOUR HORSE WakM WHEN| for SaLl PRICES ARE CUT IN HALF. tiful new io 2 uloeks of Dupont Cire, lot 7 a lorse | 19x90 to alley jories and cellar; cos We offer you below the balance of our Hi Mail nell for $7,000 on terms: must Se wold; and Carriage Clothing at figures that can wot! Dargai. Apply, CHARLES EARLY, 00S 1th at. fait to interest you. They are first-class goods,| nw. 24-3t te’ well made and of fine materials: FoR SALE-THE IMPROVEMENTS NOW IN 1 Quarter Cover, trimmed with dark green progress on 16th st. will make it one of the most eloth, former price, $12. Now. desirable resident | streets in, the city. 1 have Je noel jandsome, 2 Quarter Cover, dark brown _— kersey, ee een lane et ek ee former price, $15. sonable price, and upon 2 Quarter Cover, dark biue bearer cloth, slightly damaged, former price, $15. Now.. $5.00 1 Carriage Robe, light cloth, dark blue color, four rows stitching all round and well bound, former price, $4.50. Now... Have some bargains in Coach and Carriage Whips at “way down’ prices. TOPHAM’S Trunk and Leather Goods Manufactory, 4231 Pennsylvania ave. Factories, 1218 and 1220 E st. n.w. fe27-tf FOR SiLE-OR EXCHANGE FOR WATCH—EN- tire amateur photo. outfit; never used much; size fetures, 334, 4x5 and SxS. Address by letter, then call Go you, J. L. R., 2011 Seaton st: rt of the city. 4th $5.00 FOR SALE-FOR THE NEXT 6 DAYS—HOUSE and stable, 2017 14th ‘st. n.w.; price, $5,000. Apply at 1457 14th st. nw. fe24-Bt* FOR SALE—ONE OF THE VERY FINEST STONE- front houses on 16th st.; has all the modern im- provements; finest arranged house to entertain in in the city; worth $45,000: will sell for $87,- £09 to a quick purchaser. HERRON & RAMEY, _1206 @ fe24-6t FOr : caramel IN ALL SECTIONS OF THE city at prices ranging from $900 to $125,000. _ fel4-6t PYHERRO & RAMEY, 1206 G et. nw. Re. nient $7,500; $500 cash, balance on THOS. G. HENSEY & CO., 1300 F st. FOR SALE—CHEAP_1 NALNUT PARLOR a 1 solid oak bed room suite and aw. fe243t pF mag Address, REM-| FOR SALE—WE HAVE SEVERAL BARGAIN oe fe27-3t*_| “houses and lots that ese pice, want FOR SALE—w ACRES, SELECTED, HEAVILY | advertised, which are offered ai below timbered pine land. at $1.50 Der acre; in Floris, | _market_vaine. HERRON & RAM! fe24-6t wear two railroads compet! tions. For NER STORE; NEW: aries ito Ter Sueee aes | POR SALE Bane CORNET n Sy FOR SALB—A FEW FAMILIES ‘W. SEC-| convenient to cars and herdics bengal tlom eam be supplied with pure Jersey iil from| terms easy. PITTMAN & NORRIS. 625 “OAKMONT,” if ordered now. P.O. Box 468. | fe24-3t i’ = FOR SALE—BUSINESS PROPERTY: SIDE FOR SALE—A PNEUMATIC (NEARLY NEW),AND| of 7th st. nw. bet. K and L sts; ory 3- & casbion (good condition) tired bieyele: wilt sell | story brick bullding; store 1a geet So, ep. 28 feet heap: reasonable offer refused for either. le im rear; ‘Sane ST. Bs Star oles. fe2t-ae* agents apply. Box 21, Star office. e2e-ate FOR SALE—WALL PAPER AND WINDOW | FOR SALE—SPLENDID NEW HOME; 17TH ST, shades, fuest or cheapest. Send postal. Will} near $ st., and fac! H. ave. and rk; 10 ‘ing 5 rooms and tiled bath room; hai finish; 1249 32d st. ALLAN COBUR: hot-water heat: beautiful fixtures and electric TRE BRED ST. BERNARD, PUPS, | Nebts; offer wanted for cosh. aie ane mee pie WESCOTT, WILCOX & HIESTON, . ceonaeg Png = a ‘he! sorsst 1907 Pa! ave. and 6th and La. ave. Randsome young dog Frits Emmet, oF oUNs dog ee ply, w. FOR SALE—TWELVE AND ONE-HALF PER CENT te2esee at & 8 Ring st Alexandria, Va. on investment—desirable new brick on 2ist st. For TO REDUCED CmRCUM-| n.w. near E st.; 6 rooms and bath; rented at $16 per mo. Only $800 cash required, balance on long tii O08 SO GVESCOTT, WILCOX & HIESTO: 1907 Pa! ave. and 6th and La. ave. stances, Tam compelled to sell my parlor or- gam; it has solid walnut case, high top and two knee swells; it bas been well cared for, and cost a $125 when new; will sell fer $55. Address Mrs. | _ fe24-3t _T a. W.. Star office. fe24-3t_ | FOR SslB— ALE—iOUNGE, $2.50; COOK STOVES, 35; > c 5 $2) payment each ‘month, will buy the desirable — wt a new brick and stoae dw —_ SARE OFFERED FOR FUR- ‘and household at WORCH'S FuR-| Dro!t Park, SITURE WAKE ROOMS, 926° T+h st. mw. Mat- ences yt hese Eee Pal_ave. and 6th aud La. ave. FoR SALE — HARTZ MOUNTAINS SINGING "NORTHWEST DWELLINGS. canaries, pa nex, pigeons, gold. fsues and PRICE ONLY aquariums, mocking birds, morkeys, &c. Houses 2002 and 200% 15th pa “nw. SCHMID'S PET ANIMAL STORE, 712 Pine and basement; 10 rooms and tiled bail Wood finish; easy terms; offer wanted. COTT, WILCOX & HIESTON, fect-3t 1907 Pa! ave. and 6th and 1K SALE—BARGAIN—NEW 12. oS HOUSE in the northeast within 2 squares of cars and herdics: lot 18x85 to alley; price, only $2,500; terms to si tenet” WAL: TER A. BROWN, 1423 Pa. FOR SALE—“OTTO” GAS ENGINES. BOTH NEW and second-hand: any size. Send for cir pr call on te D. BALLAUF, Agt. 731 7th st. nw. PROFESSIONAL MME. FRANCIS, CARD READER AND TRANCE | FOR SALE—OR TRADE—DESIRABLE HOUSES medium.—Life from cradle to grave. Sittings dai-| and lots in all sections of the city. If you wish Jy, 10 to 9. 406 E. Cap. st. Cards, 25c. Trance} to buy or sell call in and see. me. sittings, 50c. for winter month: 426-low* feti-dt WA A. BROWN, 1423 Pa. ave. PROF. JOHNSON IS THE GREATEST MIND | For = reader: was sworn by four judges of Chicago; | ATTEN fellg all the events of life: compeis love; brings | SIX back separated: causes speedy marriages: great ee — HOME-SEEKERS —SPECULATORS. W HOUSES, JUST COMPLETED: If you desire a first-class house an examination 1 ENTI: > doctor of ‘Chicago. Hours, from 8 a.m. of these fy all that 1s necessary for you to 21 pai. samen, 9am to 9 pm. Price, ie chase one. “They speak for, themsclves. _ 917 Sth st. ow. aaa are well buflt. handsome, stone and brick fronts, containing 9 and 10 rooms, with every modern Gecman sateclonta convenience and handsomely decorated. Location Si events of life. Oice hours. is fie ay, i, ee finest in the northwest on prominent street near 7 ua] it circle. ces i to . fapine ? SB © ¥ Dm 1808 Mth st. aw. | oat WALTER A. BROWN, 1438 Pa. ave. aor, <r OLDEST | ESTAi IN FOR SALE— genuine aacurabbers cialsverene, A RARE OPPORTUNITY ‘melon ‘te is city, To buy a new house in a most desirable location northwest containing 9 rooms and bath; now occupied, and permit to inspect can only be obtained through us. ZEVELY & FINLEY, 622 F st. nw. marriages, ted togeth separa ogether, te out enemies trem friends gives success in family troubles, evil influences. fe2i-tt call. | Satisi guaranteed. | FOR SALE—208 A ST. S.E., OPPOSITE NEW fal. Sit 50 cents. Hours, — building; 11 rooms; pressed brick; newly - 489 H st, bet. 4% and pered; all inodern improvements; sanitary | suo fez2-6r* Dlumbing; ‘$10,000. Apply at residence. fe24-3t' BaTHS-SEA SALT, MESCATED AND 4 TED PLAIN | FoR SALE ais AND 220 E ST. 8.W.; 6H. BACH: val wi electric treatments, De Sahat Waxcurn, 30 508% 13th st. o.w. Brice, $4,400; if cash, balance ‘and 12° mos. halt cua wine i gg ag sia, : cash, balance time. Two-story fraine; 6r.; — B. LEONARD, K m.; price, $1,300. 830 tle : fe24-St?_ rE SALE—HANDSOME NEW THREE-STORY CABINET, VAPOR AND ALCOHOL BATHS; ‘ectentific massage by competent operators. Mrs. ADDIO SULLIVAN, 606 1eth st. new. Hours, 9 brick dwelling, 1515 19th thirteen _8.m. to 9 p.m. fe21-71 pec gg a —— all latest i vatpervisio gt ee micalare and’ peice FORD, 1807 F st. pection. For further ‘Thompson: pi salt, medicated baths, facial treatment om to TYLER @ RUTH ted manicuring the a nails. Removed | 29, MRS. CARY, 1614 7TH ST. me I guarantee to convince the most skeptical on business, law suits, divorces, Jove, marriage, qpemles and evil intiuences; give. name in full ef those you have or will and all informa- tion truthfully and accurately given. teohll 224 be convinced, as secing is belleving. Im* EB Logan and Harlan residences and Chinese I tion, fine lot, 50x150, with two cottages; rented So as to make good iuvestiment. Price reduced, as leaving city. TYLEK & RUTHERFORD, 1207 FOR SALE—SEVERAL HANDS yD 1 ings within three squares of Dupont Circle, from $10,500 to $25,000. (Nos. 143 to 147) TY! & RUTHERFORD, 1307 F THE HOSFORD MEDICATED ELECTRIC VAPOR bath, for rheumatism and all nervous troubles: also ‘spectul treatment for catarri and hay fever. Facial steaming. Massage. 918 H st.n.w. fel4-Im* ROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF All business confidential. Ladies and zen Fok SALE = = si Aiggestie ed Lani bh, to 2243 10th, 4& tlemen, 50c. each. Hours. 9 a.m. to 9 p. New York ave. n.w.. near 6t FOR SALE—PIANOS. We Deal inthe Leaders In PIANOS, but that doesn’t prevent us} from quoting prices lower than our cox petitors. We buy in large numbers and, save on the freight. We have Pianos at peices. Some as low as $25. Easy Alley zh, 1 & M sta, fa, FOR SALE-HERE 1S 743th, “bi vais seven stops, f B40 Noone ia, musical condit 7 fh, Tr. | ‘The dhove is’ouly “& portion of the propel nove 1 0 propert | my books. For full = ay at office for ad in issued om the Ist and 1; ‘ser upon $3 monthly. pa: in stool and instr SMITH, “Bradbury Fiano | * 1225 Pa. aves fe2G EASY sia 10th n.e.; G19 to a ; batek building; cellar: Witt sucstace tt for $250; payable $10 pe a sacrifice it for le r ee = month Stool and emp. oF te cova free. LE-ABSOLUTE SACRIFICES— a is is au excellent instrument, and su- ae perior to some new pianos sold for cons'!d- ~{oth og above Scott Circle, Fett $21, 000 Scott Cirele, 12r. G. SMITH, “Brad- erably more mone! bury Piano Rooms, FoR t SALE A SPLENDID wa & co.} Actua, upright piano: in good very cheap for| ,,,, i cash. ‘FER & Contre , 417 11th st. nw, | _’Phone 789. FOR SALE_A SECOND-HAND SQUARE PIANO IS! finely oimattt not the best to learn om, but it will do. The| GES & MOOt house you live Im fs uot the best, but it an- For SALES OOM FRAME os 12TH or E. aE Le pianos | only $100 cush and © month; this made by Dunhi 2 By tereaia. STURGES & Sto RE, U6 F st. str fe2¢-sa,tu,th TOR SALE—GREAT BARGAT: ae ae ST., LB Droit Park; stone trimmed; six rooms; concrete cellar; large closets; 3 cabinet mantels; lot 17x67 Apply 415 Q st. nw. terms to suit. .thim SALE—TO SETTLE AN ESTATE-THREE 4- 5 to all Ja27-2,, FOR SALE— Story Dress, brick houses opposite Franklin Park: 1% inches on I st. by 144 ft.: stables on rear lot, ee to Dr. D. ‘Mt. “ODEN: _ecutor, | ‘im* OT hy pay rent when this house can be paid for i, monthly, payments. Apply to FRANK, I LAXCOCK cor. 13th and G sts. FOR SALE-BY PARTY LEAVING lots on Ky. $200 cash for both; balance in 18 and 50 month: lots have all improvements, with sidewalk, in- WiLetats BROS, 142 F ‘st mw. ‘ave. near Lincoln Park; req and title furnished . a fe24st Address owner, M1 Baltimore, 4 FEEL FRONT BY 100 0: just south Hi: son sewer; si 3 ready to build on: cheap: “Owner, MISS I, 86 Druid 3D and terms. Hill ave., Am? FOR SALE—BY OWNER, 9,000 FT. OF GROUND in a growing neighborhood northwest; 1s a investment. Apply at 1544 9th st. nw. fel-1m' MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED WASHING- ton real es.ate security at lowest rate of Interest. CK & © 1008 fe21-6t E st. 7m ace enceaecoee AND BASEMENT trick house, 212 North Fairfax st... Alexandria, Va.; 27 ft. front; 8 rooms: water, bath: rooms large and airy: honse lighted oa thas ‘at one-half Washington figures; terms J. PUTRON, 472 Louisiana Washington, A Ja9-2mn' ORT J. EAKIN GADSBY, Con. SsTH AND + srs. % Ww. fel7-t! MONEY TO LOAN ON DISTRICT REAL ESTATE IN SUMS TO SUIT AND AT LOWEST LATES OF INTEREST. WINTER RESORTS. foidim REDFORD W. WALKER & FfO% MONEY TO Tate THE “PRINCESS ANNE,”| 3x SME aoe EE VIRGINIA BEACH, VA. Open throughout the year. MORGAN D. LEWIS, Proprietor. New York office, 96 Broadway, Room 55. fe26-2t THE CHALFO: ATLANTIC CITY, i. ON THE BEACH FRONT. ive illustrated booklet an on a a ‘A WATER BATHS. rR, me _ ROBERTS & SONS. SPECIAL TOUR TO THE WEST INDIES AND SPANISH MAIN Specially arranged by the ATLAS LINE, TO LEAVE NEW YORK WEDNESDAY. MARCH 14, FOR HAYTI, REPUBLIC OF COLOM- Bla AND COSTA RICA, RETURNING VIA JAMAICA, TAKING 33 DAYS. S.S. “Adirondack,” SPECIALLY FITTED FOR TROPICAL SERVICE. a WITH EXCEPTIONAL PASSENGER ACCOMMO- DATIONS, INCLUDING ELECTRIC SERVICE, BATHS, &e. For particulars and pamphlet, PIM, FORWOOD & CO. 24 State st.. N. ¥. fave.. Atlantic City. Now 5 Appointments first-class. _Spe- i rates. Heobw) J.D. THE LEAMAN. ie Ocean end of Pennsylvania ave., ‘atiantic City, Ja27-cod26t F. W. LENMAN & Co. On the beach, Maryland aye., PHQTEL, Atlantic City; all cou.; open IMPERIAL “hres, electsic bells, solarium, appointments and — ‘table first- glats,,,S2 to $3 per day; $10 to $18 per week. _fets-3 G. ENDRICK, TREASIDE 1 He ATLANTIC z. On ocean” front. San. pattor, “levator, Salt x baths. House heated throughout. OLD Soe COMFORT. VA-—SHERWOOD tel: reduced rates; §2 day igSle Week and comfortable. Re HO- homelike KER, fe22-3m THE PENNHURST, ATLANTIC CITY, N. Michigan ave. ein. Soe Se KENILWORTH IN Kentucky ave. near beach, Atlantic City, N. J. All conveniences pertaining to tirst-class hotel. Open all the ear. 22m. “Mis. A. GRUBB, Owne: nd Prop. itytr BERKELE CITY, N. , ATLAN ‘treme ocean end’ of Kentucky ave. sun N Etevator, parlor and all modern conventences. Rea sonable rates. * feld- JAS. & GEO. BEW. THE ALBEMARLE, eae ciTy, N. J.— Virginia avenue, ir beac ew and modern. Steam heat. Every. conveniences ‘Lenten and ter seasons made specially attractive. terms are reasonable. Beautiful illustrated book- Jet mailed upon application. CHARLES E. COLE. dors. WHLEGTON ie KENTUCKY AVENUE, een Li ee fe10-1mo ri HS. ae THE IRVINGTON, ATLANTIC cITY, OPEN FEBRUARY io, 1804. On the beach. Modern and cheerful. Elevator; oe duplex filter and CH. Ens * porn. Et }OSCOBI ATLANTIC CITY, RINTecey AVE, NEAR THE BEACH.” WILL OPEN MARCH 1 fe7-Im je a MARION. REAL ESTATE irae DISTRICT. fel0 HOLTZMA\ MONEY IN sous TO SUIT AT VERY LO’ IN- terest on D. C. real estate security. FRANK T. RAWLINGS, member Washington Stock, Exchange, Pa. ave. fel-tr (Arlington Fire Ins. Co.'s office). MONEY 0 TOAN, ON. APFROVED CITY 7 Per cent interest. on its a special Rs ae % RUTHERFORD, 1301 F st. a.w. MONEY BH secured by real estate. is sufficient. Insurance placed at lowest rates. At 54 and 8\per cent a 5 7‘ NOT aclay when margin WESCOTT, WILCOX & HIESTOY ot, Fa. avp 8 SOC, TO $5.00 WEEKLY PAYMENTS. DO YOU EVER FIND YOURSELF IN NEED OF A SMALL SUM OF MONEY? WE HAVE THE FACILITIES TO ACCOMMO- DATE YOU! THE COLUMBIA I. I. ©O., _Ja26-tt 908 G ST._N.W. Wil mall, &e., time ‘WASHINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN ©O., 610 F at. nw. I loan you any sum you want, . on furniture, pianos, horses, without removal or publicity. large or ‘wagons, Any business with us strictly confidential and you can get the money the day you ask for it. ‘Loans can be paid in part or in full at any to sult the conventence of the borrower apd any part paid reduces the evst of carrying the loan in proportion to the amount paid. It will be to your advantage to see us before securing a loan. WASHINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN €0.._ sto FST. IN SUMS OF $500 TO ‘0 $15,000, ‘on approved Washington reai estate, at lowest rates of interest. WALTER. H. -ACKER, 420-tf 14th st. now. erty, the #1 policies in old) line companies. Storaze receipts, bonds, &. Jt Sun building. ter may be paid MONEY TO LOAN On household furniture, pianos, horses, carr! wagons, &., in your possession. LOW! No di the property to remain undistur f KATES IN THE CITY. you Will receive the money the day you apply for It. You can pay any part of the principal at any time, each payment made lessens the cost of carrying. the loa PRIVATE “OFFICES. No. PUBLICITY. Please call on CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE ©O., _a19-tr 60 ~ LOANE oO» cou LATERAL AS As local listed stocks, trusts, mortgages, insurance Warehouse and YERKES & Bie ios MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY PROP- either straight or installment loaus: the lat- ack by about $10 per month on 1,000, including both principal and interest, 1201 Pa. “ave. a2-tr ness nl0 MONEY IN SUMS TO Surg, AT LOWEST RATES on real estate securlt 000 to Ican on busi- McLERAN, 1008 F st. property. NEISKELD & ree MONEY TO LO. roved real estate per ‘cent of value, repavable i AT SIX PER CENT ON AP- in the District of See ainounts 4 specialty. Aleo will loan NS, “1418 F at. aw. class apie lay where the security Is 0. G6 EY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE OR FIRST- security at lowest rates of interest; no de- 303 7th st. nw. MONEY TO Loan est rates, and G si REAL ESTATE AT LOW- ‘ASH'N DANENHOWER, to DANENHOWEK & S08. or ge a MONEY TO LOAN AT 5 AND 6 PER CENT ON approved District real estate: no delays. M. PARK: tie B PIANOS An D_ ORGANS. THE SHELBURNE, ATLANTIC CITY, J, REMAINS OPEN THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. Situated ae the beach. Every cop’ nience, inculding bot and cold sea water baths leva’ fe2-6m_ J._D, SOUTHWICK, Manager. THE ELKTO! Atlantic City, N. J. Kentucky ave. near beach. ‘appolntments first- fel-6m ~~ HADDON- HALL, Atlantie-City, N. J. Directly on the beach. Send for circula LEEDS & LIPPINCOTT. IOTT, LAKEWOOD. EA IGHTFU! FLLIOTT, LA’ HEALTHY AND T Loca IN THE PINe WOODS NEAR THE LAKEWOOD | HOTEL. HOUSE NEW. Home comforts; steam heat; class. WILE. HANDSOMELY FURNISHED. SUN PARLOR, INCLOSED PORCHES, BATHS, &. For circulars, terms, & d2-3mo Modern aaa eea. —— Anesthetics, “gentle methods and | skill | accruing from years of experience, the in- | ——— Mcements we “offer, As to our "charges, | Prices ure low enough to admit of no com” | plaint on that acore. Extracting. 2 or local anaesthe Platina of ainals yen oe $5; gold, $6; DR. “GRAHAM, 307 7th st. _fe26 Gnostox's DENTAL PARLORS, ESTAB. 1837, Dr. M. n, fr., successor, 1508 14th nw. | Reet inserted, $7 to $20. Open all hours, ‘tn- | Local anaesthetic pain! est’ full PAINLESS, YET SAFE, METHODS Applied in all Dental operations. Charges moder- | ate. *" in another col EV. DENTAL PARLORS, aed Pa. AVE, fe2 DENTAL ASSOCIATION LEADID dental’ oraanlaation of America, Selentile DEN: TISTRY at moderate prices by experts only. 401 | TTH ST. See card in another column, | FPEE DENTAL INFIRMARY.—TEETH = and artificial teeth inserted without charge, ex- Pe cost of material, at 1325 H st. n.w., den- | department of the Columbian University, | p.m. daily. except 3. Ex: | Infirmary open from October 8 to | KRAKAUER PIANOS . H. KUHN'S TEMPLE OF MUSIC, 1200 also other makes of pianos; prices reason- terms easy. fe24-3m five y tion, wise. GoLxG Voxes — PIANO TUNING RY VICTOR BECKER, 1408 10TH ST. N.W., Expert of woo tunings. PIANO: TUNING. Fischer, Decker Bros., Weber, Ivers & Pond Pianos, ‘The Estey Organ, And The Acollan. old on terms to suit. Estey, 034 F STREET NORTE 30 years’ practice, aggregating over References: Dr. J. VP. Caultield, my of the Holy Cross, and during twenty- ears tuuer for the Actdemy of the Visita- Georgetown. Address by postal or other. eld - Bey AE ANO? PIANOS at THOMSON'S 521 1th st., are ooted for thelr “tone and great durability. Old and other square pianos in exchange.felé ft W. G. Tuning indorsed by PIANC used. | teteet: some of our own make, er and others; highest rate. a A BBR OI AA OBB OR AA HBB ER A a lee Eh 08 FOR RENT. SECOND-HAND PIANOS, but. slightly Tuning by experienced workmen, WM. S17 Penna. are. WILLIAM C.I LL, 623 CTH ST. 3.W.. Factory Piano ‘Tuner and Iepairer. Orders quail. Maryland and Virginia ‘and ‘the District. ices. dvice given free of charge. dtocthste genuine Caution. The buying public will please not confound the Sohmer “Spor name of a cheap CH & CO, gents, time, plat prices. _ att tr oe &e. aw. Ls ey {BRICK HOUSES; Tay —— + - and 326 Sth st. posite Wallach = SALE-A SACRIFICl A Ct “ — a building. $3,800 each ‘$$ cash, — magnificent upright iano, ely se ; dark case handsome’ fintahed’ and in beautiful ALDING, Sine a ine condition; fine tome and action; contains all th ina with soft’ practice rd makes; cost $ 4 LDING Room 7, The . Bhi "C00 DR. BROTHERS, THE MOST RELIA longest-established 50 years’ experience; Consultation free and strictly confident PROFESSIONAL MASSAGE BY MISS B. D. Wal. LACE to ladies only at their own hor | Por SaLe ; L. Page, 1727 10th st. o.w fe5-1m® Head and face massage @ epeiaity. a30-2me DR. BROTHERS’ INV ING CORDIAL 8 a powerful Nerve Stimulant and Tonic. Of all the remedies for Nervous Debility, Neuralgia, Nervous Exhaustion, Paralysis and “that cl peopl who are weak, miserable, let sieevy, lack of ambition and ze there on no remedy equal to this cordial. It bas been in use foe yeagly forty-Qve yeary iy this city, 996 B a.m, rglc, Absol dorsed after HALLETT & DAVIS" Tare wood cases PIANOS BEAR TESTS OF use, tone, touch, artistle finish: a perfect a royal’ gift; palace styles and cottage come and buy or rent. S11 9th st. nw. etaae fs o firable PIANO made; in- profession: constructed igns ond in ali kinds Established more than 50 PrEIRTER © CONLIFFS 417 ch wv. eoTutely the most the amusier! the’ most artisti HOTELS. . WILLARD'S HOTEL, se22 Pa. ave. and 14th st.. Washington, D.C. EBBITT HOUSE, WASHINGTON, D. | Metzerott # | fat St. Lau 4:00 P.M, “CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED,” all Par- jor Cars, with Dining Car from Baitimo: New York daily, for Philadelphia week days 7:20, 40) nd (ining Cary 11:0) A.M., (except Monday) Wining Car), pt and 1 Si . Expres 01 40 P/M. daily. For Boston without conga 7:00 ALM. week dass ahd 3:15 2s M. daily. For Baitimo: 6:23, a 10:40 a3 Pa For Pope's Creek Line, 7:20 A.M. ané 4:36 P.M. daily, except Sunday. Mor Atens it, 7301-00 and 11:29. oat 020 . except Sunday. Sundays, 9:00 aod) Pa Atlantic Coast Line Express for Richmond, Jactson- mest 4 Augustine and Tampa, 4:00 A. M:, 3:48 P For Alesandriag 400, 6:35, aA 8:40, 9:45, 11:50 AM., si PAL on am, |S: 15, a, northeast corner of 13th’ street and noe oe avenue and at the station, 6tb and B sti @ ten where orders can be left for the cbeckti Of baggage to destination from hotels “and rest . yOoD, 8M. PREVOST, General Passenger Agent. General Manager. Jal0 RICHMOND ASP DANVILLE nattRo F. W. HU IDeKOPE “AND Schedute in effect December SAMUEL Alt trains arri: Pe ou tations arrive Wathingsay? e i 9 Pas- mad 4 tally te for Danville and inter. te stations, and connects it Lynchburg with the Norfolk and Western Talireed. we ward dat ity Se t Manassas for Strasburg, dally, except’ Sus: THE GREAT gia § ates rates Pullman Buffet sao (ORT on over the NEW LINE via ‘Columbie ete teveneen and Str Augustine, win Sleeper for uniting at Dunville with the Pullmai Charles leaton vjs Columbia and at Greensboro with Augusta, also carries tli . Sleeper New’ York te Atlanta, Shere ae for Birmingham, Mont- Charlottesville = fpter. rain throught ral and Strasburg, daily 20: vaiinutos ‘aD a EAS “vestiaclaD ‘Componed entirely of Pulluan Vesiinuied Siesoe ining Funs over the NEW SHOR ree Kear Augus Jucksonviile and Taropa. Din- fo Jacksonville. Also voperates rk to New Orleans via of sw abhungtom fa vipenae ae Memphis vi wing Car Greenbore’ te Mout TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AN VIS. ION leave Washi: 2. one! os daily, for Round Hill, and 6:25 a I, San day, “for Herndon ant lnterniediate “stations. Re- ; arrive Washington ail’ Riss ae Atlanta and M via aril pooner p.m. fron Round Hilland 6:38 a ‘in, daily t trom Herndon only. i ee bh train from = on npttrive Wash. 3 a.m., 2:55 p.m. and 8:30 Pom. | Manas: Tedet Stee hots Sleeping G furmished at ottices, avenue, and ut): Railroad, cass H. GREEN, F rexervations and information 511 and 1300 Pennsylvania “ad Pennsylvania BALTIMORE ANI OHIO RAILROAD. SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. 19, 1893. Leave Washington from station comer of New jersey avenue and C & For Chicago and See as Vestibutea Limited express trains 11:30 For Cincinnati, Louis” and Indianapolis, express 112:40, St. *3:30 p.m, Aetshurg and Cleveland, express daily 11:30 Nentibuled Limited or Texingtou and Staunton, 11:20 a.m, For Winchester and Way Stations, 5:30 B Chattanooga, Memphis and ine ecping Cure thrgh. a Ee altimore, week days, 23:35, 5:00, wee 5 X7:15, (8:00, 45 minutes), 38:05, x. " 45 mfputes) a. x1 45 minutes), p.w. Sundays, x3 cyt 8:30, 29:30 cy chieias). 1, x5, 59:50, 10:00, 111:30, 11:35 ie Annapolis, 7:15 and § Sundays, 3:30 a. Por Frederik, 11:80 p.m. For Hagerstown, 111:80 For Bord and way pointe; For, Gaithersburg. and, a °10:00 128, 18 33) brea a ‘240, 711380 p.m. For Washington Junction and wi ints, °10:00 21:15 p.m. Express trains Sioppiag’ st prin- cipat sta ‘5:30 p. YORK AND PHIL- hOvaL BLU 1b Lise BOR, ELPIILA. New York, Bostoss and the = Pati Stat lk ex. Sun. Dining gap. to" Dining Car), (6:00 "Dining Care 00" (11:80 pain. Sleeplug Car,” open are $e Sietock. Butet Parlor Cars og all day trains. For Atlant lO ™. and 12:00 noon. — 12:00 b= iExcept Sunday. ‘Daily. Sunday only. 3Express trains. Baggage called ‘for and checked from hotels and residences by Union Transfer Co. on orders left at Ucket offices, 619 and 1351 Va. ave., and at Depot. R. B. CAMPBELL, CHAS. 0. SCULL, Gen, Pass.” Agt. . CHESAPEAKE AND outro RAILWAY. Schedule in effect November 30, 1893. Trains leave daily from Union station (B. and P.), 6th and B sts. ‘Ibrough the grandest scenery in America with the handsomest and most complete solid train serv- ‘incinnati and St. Louis "Solid Vestibuled, Newly Equipped, Elec- tric-lighted, Steam-heated’ Train. Pullman's finest sleeping cars Washington to Cincinnati, Tndian- apolis ard St. Louis without cha Dining car | trom Maysville serving break Arrives Cinein 0 a.m., and Chi- F. Vv. Lim. a p.n.; Lexington, sets 5) for ail. po 10:57 ‘A.M. DAILY—For Old Point Comfort am Norfolk. Only all, line. 2:00" P. DAILY—Express for Gordonsville, Gatctiserilie, ‘Waseedines: iknete pal Virginia points; daily, except : me Pullman locations and ti fices, 513 aud 1421 Pennsyl n20 it company’s of- nia avenue. H.W. FULLER, General Passenger Agent. POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. NEW Pala KRY RANDALL ves iver View h street, 5 Tuesday and Thursday m, ‘Landing at ta | wharves as far duwn as Maddox on Mondays, Wednesd: senger accommodation: until hour of sailing. F. A. REED & ©0., Al 3EU. 0. CanrrstER. Gen. Washington, “D.C, ek. Keturning and sige oS 3 pum. Pas- fisst-clags, “Freight recelved fel9-tf TEAM MATTAND For Mattox Creek and from 7th street wharf every SUNDAY, TUES- DAY ont THURSDAX at 7 Sok a.i. senger and freight rates west. For. in- . TS Snr “Goat ‘Office, fel6-3n WASHINGTON ‘STEAMBOAT CO... “LIMITED.” From 7th st. ferry wharf. Steamer Waketleld op MONDALS | WEDXES- DAYS and SATURDAYS at 7 a.m. for Sorted Srpek, Leemardtows and St. Chethent¢ pay, ad termediate ‘TU SDAYS. | THUMSDAYS ‘and “Stxpati Wa ale.) 30-tf Gen'l Manager. NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO. DAILY LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON, D. C., FORTRESS MONROE and NORFOLK. VA. The new and powerful Tron Palace Steamers. WASHINGTON AND NORFOLK -SOUTH BOUND, Leave Washington daily at 7 p.m. from foot of . Wharf. arrive at Fortress Monroe at 6:30 am. next day. Arrive at Norfolk at 7:20 a.m. where ral!road ‘connections are made for all points | south and southwest. NORTH ROUND. Leave Norfolk daily at 6:10 p.m. Leave Fortress Monroe at 7:10 p.m. Arrive at Washington at 6:20 a.m. next day. Pas- sylvania ave. and 6! ‘Aok for tickets via ew line. Telepbone, 750. : INO. CALL, apl4-tf Sunday, and | intermediate landings | ¢, _N ‘OTARIES | PUBLIC. OF DEEDS A} states and territori SPEcanty . H. EVANS, office shaweanent 1321 Always in office office Natt MISSIONER OF “DEEDS, POR EYER EVERY | cee territory. | Notary and ‘omumtssioner. 0c28 JOHN'S, Beatin asst yee aw. OCEAN TRAVEL ARTHUR W. ROBSON, G15 15th st. nw. Telephone 1684. Steamship. Passenger and Tourist Agest. ‘Tickets to Europe by all lines, COAL _AND WOOD. ONPAREIL” eo fey) $4.50 PER TON. fuel at a low price. * George “L. “Sheriff @stablished 1851), DEALER IN SUPERIOR QUALITIES OF and Wood. Family trade a specialty. Prompt delivery and lowest prices. Orders.by mail or telepbone, 1714. MAIN OFFICE, 328 PA. AVENUE NORTHWEST. a27-3m UNDERTAKERS. R. Speare, Undertaker & Embalmer, 940 F Street Northwest. reasonable terms. Telephone call, 340. jal-tr FURNISHING UN! ‘AKER AND NEW YOUR AVE RW Ee SSS BOLTED THE ADRAIN SENATE. One of the New Jersey Democrats Denounces the Deadlock. The first break from the democratic sen- ate came last night at Trenton, N. J., when Senator Miller of Cape May made a speech denouncing the dea@lock and declaring his intention to have nothing more to do with the senate. The senate had just been callec to order and Senator Adrain was in the chair. Seven were present. Senator Miller arose to a question of privilege, saying that in what he had to say in connection with what had happened in the past few days he did not care to indulge in personalities. Regarding the publications concerning lim in New York papers, he wished to jenter a denial and denounce them as con- temptible lies from beginning to end. He said the object of the newspapers in the last two or three days has been to try to mold popular sentiment in favor of the democratic party, but the result has been just the opposite. Senator Miller went on to say that he cratic organization had but one motive and one incentive, and that was not to protect race track legislation. He w: willing to assert that this democratic senate was Kept up for the purpose of aiding the race track people. The people of New Jersey had come to that conclusion, and so had he, | most positively. He did not care to be a party to this or- ganization any longer. He was unwilling to j be connected with it, knowing it was un- popular with his constituents and with | | nearly all the citizens of the state, so long | 4s it was controlled in the interest of the race track men. He felt certain that that was the controlling power; tiferefore,, after due deliberation, he had positively con- cluded that he would not be a party to any, such organization. chamber he would vote to seat their sen- ators. His own colleagues had acknowl- | edged to him that that would be only right. He was no lawyer; knew nothing about the law. and wanted to know nothing about it, | and, wthout intending any disrespect to the court, his own opinion was that the quo warranto proceedings were only a farce. He did not propose to go into the re- publican senate, nor make himself any more conspicuous than was necessary, but before he would see the republicans sine die he would invite them into this chamber and assure them of his support. The New York paper and its Camden ally might brand him as a traitor and put his picture in every day, but he would nevertheless act in accordance with the dictates of his conscience and in the in- terests of the people. Mr. Miller was severely denounced by Senator Hinchliffe, who told him that he deserved many of the things that had been said about him, and that his conscience troubled him and caused him to do what he had done. He said some of the rest of them might feel the same way, but they did not want to parade their troubles be- fore the public. The opinion prevails that the action of Senator Miller practically means the end of the deadlock: that two democratic sena- tors to vote with the republicans for the seating of members made the case of the deadlock almost a hopeless one and the taking of further testimony in the quo warranto proceedings merely a matter of form. eee THE counts. Criminal Court, No. 2, Judge Cole. Yesterday—Frederick W. Sheele, violation of oleomargarine law; defendant Fraigned and demurrer filed; recognizance $300 taken, with William H. Pyles surety. Nolle prose- quis entered in following cases by order of United States attorney: William New- ton, for murder; Elias Robinson, for assault to kill and for a second charge of burglary jand larceny; Chas. Burnett, manslaughter; Thomas Sorrell, assault to kill; George W. Taylor, bigamy; James Groves, alias Black Jim, burglary and larceny; Robert Youn; assault to rape; Lewis Goings, William, alias James S. Butler. | Henry Sackett, larceny; James Peyton, rob- bery; Wm. Benton, burglary (six charges): Henry Lyons, alias Adolph forgery; George Ingraham, assault to ki James Wells, assault to rape; David G. | Russell, embezzlement; John T. Lee, lar. jeeny; Wesley Gray, Jerry Miller, James Spencer and George Brown, separate charge | | of larceny against each; Richard Lightfoot, | assault; Jefferson Thompkins, alias Thomp- | son, assault to rape; James Brown, assault |to kill; Timothy F. Lee, false pretenses; Samuel Harris, larceny: Cornelius Noonan, |false pretenses; Mary, alias Lena Miller, jaccessory after the fact also for procur- EAS recognizance: Wille Payne, false enses; Julius Witowski, presen: | claim; Henry Oldham, larceny BBY Moe | lock, grand larcen: Geo. Armstrong, per- jury and larceny; Charles T. Burch, viola- nets —— od R. 8. U. S.; Emma Wins- low, manslaughter, and J. h Doni mailing threatening letter. oa wise Equity Court. Division No. 1, Judge Cox. Yesterday—Johnston agt. Bestor: appear- jance of absent defendants ordered. Curt! agt. Curtis; appearance of absent defen. dant ordered. | Equity Court, Division No. 2, J Hagn | Yesterday—Rateman agt. Plumb et al. 3 {2m ppearance of absent defendants ordered. Stansburg agt. Inglehart et al.; order di |recting trustee to convey and referring | cause to auditor. In re Henry Smith, al i leged lunatic; writ de lunatico inquirendo | do.; ordered to issue; also in case of M: | Mister, George W. Rabbitt, Annie Pietrow- ski, Robert Brent and Washington Green, all alleged lunatics. Circuit Court, No. 1, Judge Bradley. Yesterday—Susan Banks agt. F. Colwell: | plaintiff called and suit dismissed. Sarah | M. Hevner agt. C. M. Matthews et al.; ver- dict of jury for defendant. C. Rumpf agt. S. Bailey Perkins et a copy. eine Se Electric light flour, $3.50 barrel. Page 5.— be E. Barrick, do.; $— Advt. and others who had joined in the demo-! If the republicans would come into this | 1: | J. Colbert to Mary McGrath, pt.’ 31, plaintit allowed |i, bike 1M, ‘Trinidad; $2,790 Tlekets on sale, at S13, 19, 1351 and 1421 Peng. | 10 withdraw original note on filing certified |W. S. ‘Keiser, sub $1, ‘sq. 1029 15 15th THE MOODY MEETING an The Great Revivalist Speaks on the Subject of Christ. MUST HAVE HIM AS A SAVIOUR He Can Deliver Man or Woman From All Sin, AN EBLOQUENT APPEAL af Through slush and slop the unwearying People poured last night in the usual thou- sands to Convention Hall, and by 7 o'clock the great room was well filled once more, though there was the novel spectacle of isos to spare. The choir was tardy in ar- riving, but the thousand on hand at the seventh hour seemed to give forth about Ss much volume of song as the full chorus as they sang hymn after hymn to keep the religious atmosphere up to the proper pitch while the hour for opening the regular ser- vices was epproaching. Preliminary Exercises. Mr. Sankey and Miss Carrie Ayer opened the evening by singing “Speed Away” as a duet, which was followed by a quartet, com- posed of Mr. Sankey, Miss Ayer, Prof. Fos- ter and Mr. Geo. W. Havell, who sang No. 66, “Let the Savior In.” Then the congre- gation rose and with the choir sang the 217th hymn, “How Firm the Foundation.” Congressman Morse offered the first pray- erand Mr. Sankey sang “There is a Green Hill Far Aw No. 185, in the chorus of Which Prof. Foster joined. Rev. Dr. Me- Kim prayed and the choir sang the 807th hymn. Mr. Moody read from the 8th Psalm, be- ginning “How amiable are Thy tabernacles, } i aad Mrs. C. B. Rheem and Prof. Foster sang the 34th hymmnas «duct “Only a Beam of Sunshine,” after which Mr. Moody gave notice that the talk this afterncon would be on the “Overcoming ae ” He — eres pup to the difference ween means to leave us in Egypt, but that He has sent some one to deliver us as well as to save us from bondage. Can Deliver From AN Sin. “There isn't a man or a woman here to- night who is suffering from any sin—I don’t care what it is—from which Christ can’t deliver them. There isn’t anything that stops Him. He is even a match for devils. He can cast out the rum devil among others. I can see some of you here tonight with the marks of that fiend on |Your face. You can’t hide that devil. It jis bound to make its appearance on the surface and it is one of the worst devils of all the legion of heil, and one of *he | hardest to conquer. But Christ can stamp | the life out of it, and He can kill ram devils by the score here tonight if you only want Him to do it. He's got just as much pow- er tonight as He ever had, and it don’t take any more power to save sinners and to kill | devils tonight than it did centuries ago. He Never Lost a Cane. “Christ never lost a case that He under- took to cure. That's a wonderful record, I tell you. Suppose a physician should hang out a shingle here in Washington and ad- vertise in the newspapers so that every one would believe him that he had never lost a patient. Don’t you suppose he would do a rushing business? Don't you suppose Christ can do better than that?” |. Mr. Moody told of the woman mentioned in the Gospel of St. Mark who had been sick for twelve years, wasting away = the care of successive doctors, and heard of Jesus of Nazareth, who was on gy the country aumee ane She pressed through the crowd, ell | her way to reach the wonderful until she came near Him, Hl 383 7 ip H ee ! wd and the touch of faith. here,” i li i 4 ight who will not get the They will go away wondering this meeting means, anyway. They will to the roof and listen to the music and feel bored and go home to say that they have had a dreadfully stupid time. have missed that touch of faith.” As to Doctrines and Creeds. Then he went on to speak of doctrines and creeds in a way that made the ears of Some of the ministers on the platform tin- gle. “I meet many people,” he said, “who are quite willing to go to Christ if they oniy know which way to take. “There are £0 many creeds, and ways, and doctrines,” they say, and they despair at the outset. They hear the Baptists calling to them | that theirs is the only true path t3 heaven, | while the Presbyterians contend that theirs j is the right way, and the Methodists insist that they have the only straight road. Then the Episcopalians and the Catholics and the Lutherans and all the others cry out that those who don’t go their way are lost. “Don’t listen to them! Don't mind them! Look to that one grand figure that shines above them all—look Christ as He caiis out: ‘1 am the way! If you want light and peace don’t look to preachers, or dea- cons, or ministers, or evangelists, but lool to Christ alone. The Tree Copy. “I remember when I was a little boy at school my teacher set me a copy for a writing lesson. I copied it right well and then started on the next line to copy from that. Then I made another line from the last one I Lad finished, until the page was finished and I saw to my surprise that my last line was very bad, while my first one had been very good. I could not under- stand it until the teacher came around and Pointed out to me the astonishing truth that I hadn't kept my eye on the eopy. “Why don't you keep your eye on the true copy? You are all looking to the little Tush lights, these tallow dips, and you are apt to miss your way in the vast wilderness a & oe 3 i I i After Mr. Moody had prayed that the re- maining eight days might be marked by many conversions the congregation and choir sang number 42, while the workers went down among the people and began the conversational part of the meeting. Patna Sencar Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: G. B. Welch to J. J. Wilmarth, sub 40, sg. 634; $—. J. J. Wilmarth to Flora B, Welch, $—. M. Dailey to Anne Quinlan, sub lagele | 15, sq. 775; $1,000. J. F. Dartt to C. A. Co- rey, pt. Girl's Portion; $-. J. W. Pilling to James B. Nicholson, subs 22 to 32, bik. Kalorama Heights; $—. J. H. Wilson et 10 W. McGrath, pt. sub 31, sq. 716; $— 5 al M. 4o.; A. E. Randle to T. R. Stockdale, 30 and 33, bik. 9, Congress Heights; J. W. Sands to W. E. Lewis, subs 48 J. G. Krohr to ; $.. T. EB. a4 to H. M. Locke, lot 15, sq. 1010; $—. C. Friese to same, do.; ny H. M. Locke E. Barrick s A Barrick, do.; $—