Evening Star Newspaper, March 3, 1894, Page 11

— FOR RENT—HOUSES. =——. - THE EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, MARCH 8, 1894-TWENTY PAGES. FOR SALE -—HOUSES. Say 13 ot iit D wt, Or. ‘The above ts only ‘property By books. For full list cell at office for bulletis br. D pt Lal € st, 1203 Lith 1102 18% 1 221 244 We ‘Teunaily' tssued om the Ist and 15th. mb? FOR REXT—2D FLOOR BUILDING 21: 12TH ST. Q st, or. th L st. (38-40-42 ‘Te.27, sun. me Portion of the 16 14th, 94.40.00 18r... ..40.00 + -40.00 50 «37.00 “st, Te. 2.36.63 | 1421 Fila ave, Sr. #514 Sth st, Gr. st, Tr. ke 35. 35. 35. 35. -30. lane and ‘town rd..30. z23 see Bees u.w.; cam be used for man*facturing Sebn der’: ‘3 fou S. SMITH. Owner, _Jaz-tt 05 Market space. FoR KRENT—06 L ST. N. + 9 ROOMS; ALL mod. imps.; good repair; S15 6th st. @ rooms; all mod. imps.; W. C. JOHNSON S$ 18th at. {926-1 Fon RENT— a 3714 Oreg av nw, 9r.$55/ 1233 Duncan ne, 6r.15.30 Lanier ave nw. 10r. 30 Anacostia. Tr...... 1.50 Brookland, Tr. -20.30 Lanier at Brook! toa, 117 N.Y. ave. uw. FOR RENT—1308 LS? Sut: bath: large ke cella obes; excellent eon’.3m; land, 13, 15.00 ‘8 ROOMS AND nav plumbing; heated by Son. price, $35. fel2 Im’ JAMES M. git, 711 14th street. — —= BUSINESS CHANCES. FoR SALE—GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE cheap; excellent reasons for selling. Ap- . 8. COLLECTION CO., 404 6th st. n.w. Gens price, $10. SALE—DENTAL INSTRUMENTS, 57 PIECES; wong them 12 forceps; suitable for @ young Address F. J., Star office. CIGAR STORE, NORTHWEST, POR CASH. Address OCCALUT, Star office. CEN February, pas HOME Troadway, for the mouth per cent; 2 per Bow being formed. made by investing $20 uke of speculation, mel for DN x CO. Bankers abd. Brokers, 0D New York. DIVIDEND EARNED AND PAID of February to our subscribers. Our record is’ Gnsurpassed: December dividend, January dividend, cent. $4 to $20 20 per cent; Fourteenth syndicate month can be in our syndicate elrculars. mab3,10,17&24 Fou Sate —WAaLl. PAPER FROM 8 CENTS UP FO THREE DAYS ONLY, MONDAY, TUES- DAY AND W VE. NW. ness for sale ESDAY. 14TH AND N.Y. W. A. RICHARDS. mb3-3t 4 GENERAL REPAIR AND UPHOLSTERY BUSI- So. Call 803 P st. nw. Fok 3aLe—s20 WILL BUY STOCK AND FIX- tures of meat and provision market store; rent good cash stand. Apply ali next 99 per m b st a chance for # mechanic; price, ae ry = 1 For wholesale and retail ¢ store; fn eap rent can make $10,000 per SALE— WHOLESALE _TOBACCONIST—A best location tong lease; right map ear; rare opportuaity; Will sell stock and fixtures at cost; will in- Yentory about $3,000; will require one-half cash; outside specul tion reason for selling; only those ‘sith money need apply; no anonymous tnquiries answered. Address TUBACCO, Star office. mb3-St* $2,000 AND $5,000 TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. ks ‘and bonds bought and sold. DOR- ELT, 612 14th si mb3. terms of credit; agent will call. Address TAIL- KR, Star vitice. ite WANTED_BY THE OWNER OF A NEW INVEN- tion, ¢ a stock fair. NE er Pa. ve. RW. pital to develop the same, or will organize three frst prizes at world’s mu-3t FOR SALE—CHEAP—sALOON AND RESTAURANT with dwelling house, thoroughfar sold. BL with $400, zrowing mis Dusiness iuonth.- Address MANUFACTURER, Star ¥. H., Star office. WANTED_PARTNER, ACTIVE to joln advertiser in a AN that will net centrally located on business long Tease; cheap rent; must be mh2-z2t* D RELIABLE. ctable him $125 per a ALE_-STOCK AND FIXTURES OF GRO- cery store; well loeated s.w.; rent low; fine store | FOR SALE—Q ST. and dwetling of 6 rooms; modern improvements. Very cheap at $350. mhi-3t C. BOYER & SON, 214 7th si aw. For STORE, 1534 Lith st. RENT — OLD-ESTABLISHED MARKET nw. with fee box and fixtures, if desired; dwelling above. mhi-Im FOR SALE-CHEAP—MEAT AND PROVISION store; dolug a strictly cash business. For fur- ther ‘information apply 25th aud M ste ow. mhl-3e° Fok SALE-CHEAP FOR CASH. fistures, consisting of ornament shelving. cases, prescription case, glass mizror, fountain corer Sth and H sts. STORE, coz. 9th and H si Warner's shelf bottles, Can be seen at drug store Me a Apply at DRUG &e. B. ne. DRUG STORE tal hard-wood with beveled $300 soda fe27-6t* WANTED_ ACTIVE OR SILENT PARTNER WITH $12 mG, to take Balt tnteset nin s best bars aud restaurants; rare opportunity. fe26-6t* t Address WINE, Star office." Sal FOK SALE-LIQUOR STORE, DWELLING at. hed; centrally located: doing a thei ss; Jone lease; license secured; will sel fiatures, household furniture, g. Address Box 79," St: ke. one of Wasbing- fe: ing busi- stock, te s fh cleaned for $1: Al our werk warranted for one year. 1221 F st. nw. watch mainspring, sold $2,500 Jess than cost of building; photo at 3 Apply to owner, i. J. BON! FOR SALE— HYATTSVILLE, MD. house; let 453x140; high location; tminntes” walk from station: price, $2,750; $25 a month, or terms to suit. UWNER, Box 5, Hyattsville, Md. mhS-3t* FOR SALE THRE! acres respectivel division; near t rticulars. ing. wh2-Im REDFORD W. bouse waianit beautifully loc re of tion; easy 5 F TRACTS OF 25, 26 AND 100 eity; ou electric railway. WALKEE & SON, FoR SALE—4 ACRES OF 6 Stable: barn; frul walk ws DUCKETT, DENT & CO. cated for sub- For 1006 F. OOD LAND: 6-ROOM 9 miles from eli it terms; $2. st. _“mb3-3e 5 FoR SAL from cit: 3 ACRES ¢ land—none better terms; $2.00. DUCKETT, DEN eres of good market lam DUCKETT, b DENT & CO., FOR RENT—FOUR 4-room house, on s sil T & CO. 635 1 F st. cRES OF LAND PBEAUTIF Washington; EAST BLAI %e acre; 3600. DUCKETT, SPLENDID MARKET S-room house: stable; 3 miles 10 min. walk from Hyattsville; easy & CO. mist. $1,000: cates 2 +; $2,000. mb3 3t 3 acre of laud m! t ROOM E USES AT LAND- over; from $10 to $16 per month: 6-room house in Bladensburg; $! and Riverdale. sville ; desirable dwellings at Hy- DUCKETT, DENT & CO., @5 F st. mb3-3t FOR SALE OR RENT—AT HAKPER'S PERRY, W. Va.. a nice five-room cott with base- ment; situated at most elevated point of the town. Apply to JUSEPH BARRY, 222 Masse- chusetts ave. mw. mh2-3t* eet DENTISTRY. DR Grostiox ¥ erformed ink $1; $ DENTAL PARI in alt © SAFE, Dental re. to be made platina or a IRS, Sr, 8 or. METHODS Ba pt Oped all hours, Local ausestnetic pai 5 DO NOT what fs termed “cheap Professionalism ebaracterizes every- Any new methods of or appliances that elimtnate pain use of. with gas or local anaesthetic, 50 silver, —— i : gold ‘crowns, $6; best full set FOR SALE—BY BARNES & WEAV! . GRAHAM, 307 7th st. Extracting, walgam, 73e. ESTAB. 1837. 1508 14th now. in- ess fe2z3-1m Charges moder- 17 PA. AVE. fe2 THE Selentifie LEADING DEN- perts only. 401 - Bw. den- ambian University, Sunday. Ex- ary open from October 3 to se23-tr ee $10-tr Webster Law ington, D.C. Corsui! z Types CAMPBELL Cas 8e588 6r.12.50 Ww50 FOR SALE-ELEVEN-ROOM HOUSE, WITH BATH ‘apd large conereted cellar; price, $3,000; $3,300 cash required; rented now so that it pays 11 and 11-35 per cent on the investment, and in ordinary times it pays 144-7 per cent. Address DOMUS, Star ottice. bod | POR SALE—BRICK HOUSE; TWO STORIES AND cellar; six 1ooms; a.m.i.; furnace; front » With irom fence; $2,500; $650 cash, balunci month, _ Inquire iz K st. J FoR, SALE" MOUSES "INVESTMENTS. Faragut Square, 4-story bri rent, mo; all mod. =: price, $8,000. = 1a, a 3-story te Tenting’ for’ $73 mo., brick, P st. near Sth n.w 1753_P at. n.w., d-story; price, $12,800. it E. T. KAISER, Atlantic bidg., tau F FOR SALE—BY AUGUST DONATH, 611 7TH ST. A 9-room brick, mod. tmps., 1328 ‘sth m.w.$7,000 %room brick, near Sth and Q. 1750 12-room brick, W near 10th. 210/750 9 rooms and bath, cellar, Ist ne. 5,000 9 rooms. opp. Deaf Mute College. 3, S-room cottage mear 15th 2 | near (th, 6 rooms 4, } near 9th, ® rooms and bath 2. Bd | - Rear 7th, 6 rooms, two baths, cellar. 2'900 sell low if bought at once. Price and permit to examine apply to mb3-3t CHARLES W. HANDY, 610 13th st.n.w, FOR SALE—AN . NEW, #ROoM dwelling on G near 20th n.w.; south front; bot Water heat; wlio stoue and buff brick front; bur- gain at $8,700. mb3-3t T. KR. BROOKS, 616 12th st. n.w. FOR SALE—GREATEST GATS fered. A beauti‘ul house, containing every mod- ern appliance; filtered water; 15 rooms, 2 bath Tooms (one tiled); on N. H. ave. near Dupont etr- ele; 25-ft. lot, running through to Isth st.; will be sold at a great sacrifice (much less than ‘cos! ‘on account of owner leaving city. For price, &¢.. apply to WALTER H. ACKER, 704 14th st. nw, FOR SALE—A NEW, BROWN-STONE__AND brick house, two squares from Dupont circle, con- taining every modern conveulence; hot water heat- ing: 12 rooms, bath room and many closet: ceptionally well constructed; lot 22x95 to un alley; fine street; genteel neighborhood; will be sold at Jess than cost If disposed of at once. Ap- ply to WALTER H. ACKEL, 704 14th st. a.w. _ FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—AT SPECIAL BARGAINS— THE ¥¢ lowing fi rty in fashionable section Rorthwest; ifal 10-room house on Sst. USth; price, $13,500; will sell for $11,000 some 12-room t house on 16th st. $20,000; will sell for $1 ; an exes Island ave. room house om Rhede hear large p £2,000; will sell for $1 will also’ trade: Apply at once, Room Va, ave. FoR LE 700M Fi In thest-clos ike part of 206 1 ws FOR SALE—MT. PLE. autifully situate equity” or all, a. SANT NEAR CABLE house; mod. shruvbery; large R & SON, 1006 F R TERMINUS OF autifully situated and ke easy terms; would mh2-3t REDFORD W. FOR SALE—A pal Eckington electri well-built cottas and stable; on easy terns. 3 EI 2 W. WAL cars, S rooms and bath; large lot ER & SON, 1006 F. ee 1731 B st, bh, 467 Mo ave,bb,1 1726-38-40 and mh, ar, Capitol ave be trai and Kendall aves, Ivy City + th, 10th st, fh, K Att K st. a 7 Hope ave, bi The above is only & portion of Ue pr FOR SALE—AT A GREAT SACRIFICE, AN ELE; EaRh Bes Bouse on Toth st. mv, white stone and brick; built by a navy officer (for his own use), who has been ordered to sea; said house is 20 ft. wide and coutuins 13 rooms, 2 bath rooms and a.m.i. For price, terms, key, &c., apply to WALTER H. ACKER, 704 14th st now. mb3-3t FOR SALE—ONLY $2,500 FOR A NICE 6-ROOM house on a wide avenue n.w., near 2 lines of cara. FOR SALE-—Price, $3,000~A new bay-window brick on Sth st. o.w.; 6 rooms and bath; rents $20 a month. it DAVID D. STONE, 804 and 806 F st. n.w. FOR SALE—OWNER LEAVING CITY WILL SLLL his ‘splendid home at $6,000; new, handsome front; 2 storles and cellar; entrance to cellar from ‘front and rear; double ‘parlors; dining room and kitchen; 4 bed rooms and bath; whole house beautifully ‘papered; several handsome cubinet mantels; electric appliances; furnace heat; lot 18.10x105 to paved alley; brick stable; location 5th st. n.e.; half sq. from car line. It DAVID D. STONE, 804 and 906 F st. now. FOR SALE—-A BARGAIN AT $3,300 ON H near 9th; G-room brick; 2-story brick stabl 1t DAVID D. STONE, 804 and 806 F st. o.w. FOR SALE—A NICE LITTLE HOME ON V ST. B.w. mear 14th: 6 rooms und bath; a fine loca- tion, 1t DAVID D. STOND, 804 and 906 F st. n.w. NE OF THE NICEST LITTLE FOR SALE_0: re beautifully rents homes io the city for $4,500; 1 sq. Capitol; new; 2 stories and cellar; papered; cabinet mantels; furnace heat; $30 a month. 1t DAVID D, STONE, 804 and 806 F ALE FOR $1,500 YOU CAN GET a square fiven cars and berdics: 2-story brick; newly papered and painted; wood shed; paved alley; on a nicely improved street; well Fented to select white tenants. This is the best cheap home I have ever offered. wae a for $420 a it | DAVID D. STONE, 804 and 806 F st. nw. FOR SALE—PAYING 12 PER CENT NET—THREE Ss oe Seanesd renting for $26 a month; Pb oey brick near Ist and K a.w.; renting be . $1, it *Dala'D. SPONE, S04 ‘and 806 F st. nw. |ALE-TWO PRESS-BRICK, BAY-WINDOW, PUbentoom houses: perfectly complete and. Urand hew: terms. 700 cash and $20 monthly payment ‘Addres OWNER Q., Scar office. it R SALE—-ON T NEAR 14TH ST. N.W., | 7- — brick; modern improvements. san ae U st. nw. |ONTH—TH REE FOR SALE-$200 CASH, §2% _* pe ggg two-story and basement b. lot 18x92 to alley; a.m.i. (new); price, $4,500. Apply to BUTLEN HAM, succeeding, Jno. A Butler, jr., 508 E st. m3-3t W., EAST OF 16TH ST., 3- BLE HOt If you w TRADE—1 tions of Uh in and see BROW, FOR SALE—OR and Jets ia all to buy or sell mbl-3t WAL ion pur: eves. ‘They are and) brick fronts. I that is necessa chase one. They speak fer the Well built, handsome, stone containing 9 and 10 rooms, with every modern conventence and handsom: orated, Dots ure 23 to 25 ft. front. Lecation mest in the north- ont ee peer ioent Sunet aiere Dupont circle. 1423 Pa. ave, PAY RENT? OR DO YOU where the FOR SALE—DO yo Want an easy, safe, good investment, rent will pay for it? It FOR SALE—LOT P st. a syuure foot ALE-Bi 1 ‘tuat very 100x100) At 31.3, in order to t good in retary, G1 Sth st. SALE—LOT, N. dE ad 1 Por SALE “ap. and nw. SALE— also one st. | FoR SAL nm hous for one fine ARMAT, 1313 F are —OR E, h of part p r 26th or $5,500 to $6,000, $50 cash and 7 the bandsonest | ‘your located off broad avenue, | » the profit. convenient to C: Ubrary and curs. | MhLSt Don't tail of this oppertar Also | some other great barguins as homes or invest- ments at special prices aud terms if bought now, Cal! or send for pazticulars. JNO. FL WAGGAMAN, mhi-3t 700 14th st. nw, | FoR SALE-CHEAP—TO A QUICK cas PUR: chaser, house and stable 2017 Lith st. naw, must sell this week. Apply to OWNER at 1457 14th st. nw, mbt FOR SALE—THAT Room FOR SALE--1306 W.; 8 ROOMS, bath; m.1.; new; fin tlegant prope terms reasonable. Apply to owner, I. W. WICK, 1303 N or G02 F st. fe! FOR s —A VERY DESIRABLE NEW Tov: en 16t with 2 bath rooms; price, $14,000. rs at 1630 16th st. fe2btr FOR SALE—BY AUGUST I 1 7TH ST. A corner residence in Ee 33 rooms and bath; cellar; furnace: lot S0at15 and parking. Price, $7,750; on easy terms. A S-story frame on 14th st., above U; lot 20x 100; very fine 2-story brick stable in reat. Price, $6,250 for the whole business. A comfortable NEW . 109 F and FOR SALE-ABSOLUTE SACRIFICES— Entry No. g2—16th st. above Scott Circ 942—16th st. below Scott Circle, S-room and bath brick on 9th | st. between 13th fe24-7t stiment, THOS. R. NER ‘OTT, 1907 P: Sth sts. FOR SALE—LOTS. near M st.; lot NER, Atlantic bids. corn eh t ne. 1s B th front; per ft, M aud X.Y, ave. 16 by 90; per | FOR SALE— MISCELLANEOUS LEGAL NOTICES. + hear Dupont Circle; $2.10 to $3 lot 20.7x94; 11th st. near MEMORIAL ME, ines and residence er of ith and He sts, Is very desirous to sell © build at ence on old corner Will surely A. MOYEL N ST. J 1.50. ‘oD Y. ave, and 0, 18 by 100; per ath awe. BELO a ty. WALTER H. ACKES, “aaa fod 3-6 creted street on both sides; onl: ij CHARLES W. HANDY, 000; easy terns. CHARLES W. HANDY, dout FOR SALE-SMALL LOT, FRONTING 80 FEET on G st s Price 23d foot WIL ¥ wat Bal rthwest: . H. ROY m0 INO. ist Lots, ave. and assume trust ist and N. Cap., 17 by 66; per ft, $1.10. 3th and 14th pe, 18 b 76; per £t.,$1.30. Ish | FOR SALE—ONE HAMMONTON HOT ATR *yurges gen ‘ge, gentle, served. Apply at SILV end of Brightwood ave. FOR SALB—VALUABLE CURIO—FINE OLD EN glish gold stem-winding watch; strikes hours, é&c. excellent timepiece; made to order for English Robleman. Address MONTRE, Star office. It? FOR SALE-A LADY ABOUT TO BREA! c housekeeping has some furniture, hall rack, car- which she will sell cheap to # = pet, &e. purchaser. Apply 1808 G st. now cubator after March 6; 150 egg size; | $1 Druoder cheap “three weeks later. ‘Address BKAIMA, Star otfice. FoR SALE. ‘Cochins, 8S FROM MAGNIFICENT BUFF 12; 3 settings at one time, $5; invited. H. MESSENGER, Box 4, D.C 12 de Pott SALE HAMMO D | IXPRWRITER, REM- ton Keyboard: fect copilition: et _sonavle, Bot" Nprace *at., Le. Droit Park. _1t* Fok SALE-OCULISI'S TKIAL CASE, ee pe complete; also recording barometer. HEMPLER, Optician, coruer 6th and Pa. ave. _mb3-20° are re FOR SALE—ON ACCOUNT OF ILLNESS ONE- quarter, (@o lessons) of dancing lessons at 1vof- Mueller’s acaremy at a very reduced rate. Apply to Mrs. PERRY, 1329 M et. now. sis and Hanover pla hy 100; $1.20. hand Gone. GS by 100; 6th am 100 by 1 loth and D ng by 11, 4th and M ne. 100 by 90! SSe. ‘These lots will subdivide to advantage. THOS. R. BROOKS, 616 12th st. now, X VERY DE- Gth st. me; 10x w pri ange equity for $4,000, 610 13th si RALLE BUILDING LOT NEAR side and rear alley; 610 13th s IN GARRETT PARK; 50x175 in North La 0 cheap. Inquire or address OWNER: Bid rel; 50x20; " will be EST BUILDING LOT ON CAPITOL house or three small my books, For full list call at office for bulletin . for iny tol, op un ave. fenea on the Ist aud 15th, A) a Address OP * mh8-3t® - =e = See | 20n sie MBIA HEIGHTS, _ CORNERS For SALE Ran gO HOUSE | “13th and 13th and Roanoke; rare oppor- in the portbeast with squares: wars nd} tunity for builder or speculator; owner non-res- herflics; lot IScs6 t 500; tens t; can sell these magnit easy. WALTER A. BROV "a pric 1 for “pth of only Gt ft. “ON er, sewer, al tlinore, Md, mh3-Im* ALE REAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS AND S houses of every description for sale ALE-NO CHANCE LIKE THE PRESENT a lot for a home. aurterly—secures a lot 10 minutes’ walk from car Hines, with car line promised through M 7 and large pott $300 to $400--$10 254x136 on L, ‘y works built past own your home and . WAGGAMAN, 700 14th st., Room 4. FOR SALE—CHEAP— A 25-FT. LOT ON KENYO: nd 1th N sts., Columbla Heights, Inquire of M, M. PARKER, 1418 F at. WINTER RESORTS. MOR Outdoor exerc! cure. A part {at nominal to go to in diseases of the party. xpe Ma. RGAN D. and nse), Lian New Mexico, live in tents, THE “PRINCESS ANNE,” VIRGINIA BEACH, Open throughout the year. vA Proprietor. New York Office, 96 Broudway, Room §5.mb3&5 Have You Consumption? _ limate are your only is forming on co-operative plan nited to fifty persons, A specialist he throat and lungs accompanies References exchanged. For particu: lars address CONSUMPTIVE, Box 96, Hyattsville, fezs-4t THE CHALFO: On ocean rater baths, appointme 2 to $3 per day mt. House heated thronghout. iC CITY, N. J. ON THE BEACH FRONT. Descriptive Mustrated booklet mailed on application. ELEVATOR, &c. _E. ROBERTS & SONS. _ B.w.. above T; lot 20x94 to alley. Only $: _—_Oaice open until 5. Drop in. ___fe24_| Mor SEA WATER BATHS. FOR SALE—OR EXCHANGE THREE DESIRABLE houses in the northwest to exchange for lots in | _$820-2m_ ae any part of the city. Apply CHARLES 608 Litn st. nw. isis ‘eotmr. . nie IDE Hi NYIC €) Sun all con. ; oper ~ Dells, solafiu and ‘table first $10 to $18 G. W. KEN OL oN. 3: parior, Elevator. Salt 42 : 1m CHAS. "EVANS. : ® rooms and bath; every | S827—Q st. bet. 17th and Isth, north side. 14.600 | —**~ > rome = oe Poth weslig rm EO papered; _xood sized | 20—Near Dupont Cir., large lot, 3r. deep. 10,000 OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.SHERWOOD HO- on : in rear; price, $7,500; easy} Actual............. Buye vestigate. | tel; reduced rates; $2 day; $10 week: homelike a pe MALONE, a E. ¢. BAUMGRaS, and coufortable. ). BOOKER, a 1421 F st. nw. Phone 769. (fe22-tf) 1421 G st., main floor Owner ‘and Proprietor. FO LE-NEW 3-ROOM BRICK HOUSE. 2D FOR SALE cimeen SX, ave, and N st; price, . tween N. $E.Sw. gloo cash: balance to" suit. J. UNE, 1421 F st. aw. mhs3- FO SALE—A BEAUTIFUL AND ELEGANTLY Fee aed howe finished in best style, near Du- mt Circle; if sold at once will let [ay a Bargain op reasonable terms. Address x 28, Star office. mh2-st SALE—WILL SELL SPLEN ROOM Tee ae Wise monthiy fustaiiments, without cash, to respousible party; very best condition. ‘Address MUST SELL, Siar office. it FOR SALE— -room bouse on Cleveland ave.; price. ma °B. H. WARNER '& CO. mb3-3t __ 916 F Pot Slargain tn a owe and Tot on T st. n.; 9,500; orth ti money. Price, 9.000; the lot won WARNER & CO. mb3-3t_ eS 916 F FOR SALE—218-220 E ST. 8.W.; TWO bricks, with stable im rear: ley paved whalt. block; price of each, $2,200; one-balf bal. on time. 350 K_ st. ‘2-story fram Sr.: price, $1,300. 1107 4% s.w. price, $2,500. B. LEO! ARD, 530 4% 8.) FOR SALE—A COZY HOME, STH ST. FOR SAoms and bath: Irge stable, €e A rare chance, 12th st. n. and bath; a. m. {.; easy term: mh3-3t* JAMES BAYNE, Room 6, Cen. | FOR SALE-SPLENDID NEW HOME; 17TH ST. near S$ st., and facing N. H. ave. and rk: 10 rooms and tiled bath room; hard-w finish hot-water heat; beautiful fixtures and electric lights; offer wanted for eash. WESCOTT, WILCOX & HIESTO: mh3-3t 1907 Pa. ave. and 6th and La. ave. FOR SALE—-TWELVE AND ONE-HALF PER CENT on investment—desirable new brick on. 21st nw. near E st.; 6 rooms and bath; rented at $16 per mo. Oniy $800 cash required, balance on long time. WESCOTT, WILCOX & HIESTO? 1907 Pu. ave. and 6th and La. ave. Es FOR S41B— DECIDED BARGAIN IN N.W. INSTALLMENT. PLA. $50 CASH, eo = bs $2) payment each ‘month, will buy the desirable new brick and stoae dwelling 424 Elm st., Le Droit Park. Ptice only 8,200. WESCOTT, WILCOX & HIESTOD mbs-St — 1907 Pa. ave. and 6th and La. FOR SALE— NORTHWEST DWELLINGS. PRICE ONLY _ $9,500. Houses 2002 and 2004 15th st. nw.; 3-story and basement; 10 rooms and tiled bath; hard- Wood finish: easy terms; offer wanted. WESCOTT, WILCOX & HIESTON, mb3-3t 1907 Pa. ave. and 6th and La. ave, FOR SALE—BARGAIN-NFAR THE DEPART- ments; 9c. brick, a.m. lot 18x120 to all con- crete cellar; convenient to cars; price $5,Q00; eusy terms. PITTMAN & NOREIS, mb3-3t 625 Fost. nw. FOR SALE-HANDSOME NEW THREE-STORY brick dwelling, 1815 19th st. u.w.; thirtees rooms and bath room; all latest improvements; carefully built under our personal supervision and urst-clast in every respect; house open for inspection. For furt rtieulars a rice apply te TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1507 F st. fezi-12t° FOR SALE—ON COLUMBIA HEIGHTS,NEAR THE Logun and Harlan_ residences and Chinese lega- tion, fine lot, Sox With two cottages; rented so us to make good investment. Price reduced, as owner ts leas city RUTHERFORD, 1307 F st. tf fe2s-i2t® TYLER & FOR SALE-SEVERAL HANDSOME NEW DWEL! ings within three squares of Dupont Circle. | Prices from $10,300 to §: (Nos. 143 to 147.) fezt-120¢ TYLER & RUTHERFORD, F si 629 F st $1,250-1021 13th st. s.c. A good investment. y six-room frame, and seweraye. Kents for $11.30. nw. with prick, bay window, Six rooms, bath, "all m. i. Kents for $22. $5,500—F st. n.w. near 22d st. Three-story press-bricl All mod, $7,000—Maple ave, Three-story Bay wiadow, All mod. im) furpace heat. $9,000—Corcoran st. near 1 A baadsome residencs Containing nine rooms, bath, all m. & Excellent finish; furnace heat. BARNES & W 3 ae FF st. h st. mh3-sa,tu,th FoR SALE GROOM BRICK HOUSES lots; and Sth st. s.e., opposite Wallach School building. $3.60 ea S00 cash, | lanee bargain. Are rented for $24 pei SPALDING, Room 7, The Har- ye. 3d and G sts. ow. feld-im FOR SALE-IN ELEGANT NEIGHBORHOOD N.W, new Groom brick; LW, 6-ROOM FRAME 'H ST. N. only $2,200; $100 cash and $15 per month: this is a bargain. STURGES & MOORE, 006 F st. g & 382.8005, $200 cas & MOORE, oo Se ae me 16-3, FOR SALE-OTH AND C N.E., W G-ROOM stone and brick; a.m.i.; elegantly finished; $4,500; $200 cash, balance monthly, STURGES & MOORE, 606 Fst. nw. fe10 FOR SALE—CHEAP, UN EASY little money requ same rent 17S4 nw. TW. GOODMAN, 603 13th st FOR SALE-1233 G ST. ressed brick; newly pape Qt TERMS—VERY |, and payments can be made 8 21st st. eat in cella: 5 $500 52 & CO. Jas FOR SALE—A BARGAIN—KESIDENCE OF MI. HL. L. Page, 1727 19th st. n.w.; $14,000. Apply J. S."LARCOMBE, fe5-1m* pe wae FOR SALE—TO SETTLE AN ESTATE—THR story press brick houses opposite Franklin Park; T2 ft. 1% inches on I st. by Mit ft rear lot. Apply to Dr. M. OGDE _ecutor, 1624 Pie. “aw. FOR SALE—BRICK HOUSE ON F ST. BET. Gr, a.m.1.; lot 16y% ‘UCK & CO., cor. ith $a30 W 6-ROOM, PIKESS- stylish finish; $3,500 $100 cash and $20 monthly. ‘Ten notes a Why pay rent when this hose can FoR SALE—705 13TH ed brick: newly papere i ana oS re Fe Haxcocis & ©V., cor. 13th and G sts. NORTH- ; TORY AND h Fairfax. st.. 'S vooms: FOR SALE—THREE. rick house, 2 Va.; 27 tt. roo! FOR SALE- Steinwa ’ PIANOS. and Upright.— rh and see offer for It is ital in worlswan- something bea tone aud ship. 1 Orders. b d A the District receive th st. saw. KRAKAU PIANOS At G. BH. KUHN'S TEMPLE OF MV: A kes of planes; prices Absolutely the most ble PIANO. madi dorsed by the muasteal profession; const i after the most artistle designs and in all kinda of rare wood cases. Extablished yenrs. PFI apl7-tr 1AM r able; ' terms easy. fe23 934 F STREET Now PIANO TUNING BY VICTOR BECKER, 1408 10TH Expert of 80 years’ pract 35,000 Reference Academy of the Holy Cross, years tuner for the Academy of the Visita- Address “by postal or other- eld Georgetown. ~ “PIANO TUNING. BECKER, late of W. d Grand, Upright Pianos. and Sqnare. PIANOS FOR RENT. Including of used. Tuning by wa. SECOND-HAND PIANOS, m but slightly fenced workmen p KNABE & CO., S17 some our own ua. ave. THE PENNHURST, ORTH ave. 1 the ye Extreme. ¢ sonable rates. felS-Im rt beach, ATL yen end’ of Kentucky a san parlor and all modern ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Michigan ave,, near beach, Atlantic City, N. J. All conveniences pertaining to first-class hotel. Mrs. A. GRUBB, Owner and Prop. BERKELE’ ANTIC CIT conventences. JAS. & GEO. BEW. 4, FOR WAYTL BIA A WITH DATION: BATHS, &c. n16-eoim OTe ge THE LEHMAN. — ~eod26t F. THE ALBEMAT: Virginia avenu Steam heat. Easter seasons terms are r _ fel0- MOTEL WELLIN' oni fe10-1mo. THE IRVINGTO: On the beach. sun WILL directly ator. Atlantic City, Home comforts class. E. WIL TIONAL, steam SPECIAL TOUR TO THE WEST INDIES AND SPANISH MAIN Specially arranged by the ATLAS LINE, TO LEAVE NEW YORK WEDNESDAY, MARCH REP ppoint £06 in end of Pennsylvania ave., Atlantic City, N. |. LEMMA: ATLANTIC. CITY, LIC OF COLOM- » COSTA RICA, RETURNING VIA JAMAICA, TAKING 33 DAYS. iS.S. “Adirondack,” SPECIALLY FITTED FOR TROPICAL SERVICE. PASSENGER ACCOMMO- INCLUDING ELECTRIC SERVICE, For particulars and pamphlet, PIM, FORWOOD & CO., 24 State Mments first-claas. D. PI ALWAYS N & CO, beach. New and modern. convenience. Lenten and spec attractive, The ble. Beautiful tlustrated book- ‘ON, ATLANTIC CITY, K NEAR THE NOW OPE A , ATLANTIC CITY, N M. OP} Modern and cheerful, arlor; duplex filter t id OPEN THE SHELBURNE, ATLANTIC CVT N THROU on the a Xs ne HADDON” ALL, tiled upon application. CHARLES E. COPE. m H. S. MILNOR. 3 10, 1894, Elevator; purifier, SRS '& HOOPES. NTIC CITY, J R THE BEACH. MARCH 1, A. B. MARIO: FEBRUARY HOUT TIE YEAR. beach, Every conve- inculding hot and cold sea water baths and J. D. SOUTHWICK, Manager. THE ELKTON, Deaee iy ave. near beach. at; appointments first- fel-Om tiv WORM- CUI hed xperic come to this cordial. ears in thi Atlantic Cit: J Directly on the Send for « ja27-2mo i LIPPINCOTT. MEDICAL. &c. DR. BROTHERS’ 1 CORDIAL I: A powerful Nerve Stimoiant and ‘Tonic. Of. all the 1 jes for Nervous Debility, Neuralgia, Nervons Exhaustion, I 1 that’ cinss of people who are iniserable, — lethar; sleepy, lack of sambiti nd zest ‘there is no | ih cit in use 906 B s.w. nY MISS B.D. WAL ir homes. bh st. ow. q UARANTEED WITHOUT fects. Address INFAL- fe28-3t* BROTHERS No cure, no pay, THE M buy or re ars. falist physicians im this 906 LB st. fe OST RE in t 3; a perfect styles and cottage S11 9th st. nw. FOR SALE—CHEAP—A NEARLY NEW TWO- seated dayton wagon; also two sets single ha: hess ard a new window rack, 936 N.Y. GIVING UP HOUSEKEEPING ce my elegant upright piano; has been well cared for, and in perfect order. Ow- ing to the times, am willing to acce month- ly’ payments; no’ reasonable offer re Adaress TW. H., ‘Star otfice. m3 FOR SALE—ELEGANT $60 PARLOR SUITE, $28 $125 cabinet organ, $28, recently been repaired office desk, $8; marble-top sideboard, $11; marble- top and oak bed room sets, $13 to $15; $125 b cycle, $75, nearly new, 508 Lith st. nw. It FOI SALE—A PHONOGRAPH IN FIRST-CLASS order; cheap. Apply to JOHN BYRNE & CO., 1322 F st. nw, aw FOR SALE—A GREAT BA ELEGANT NE sealskin coat, made in latest style; 32 inches, bust "36 inches; cost $250. Price, 3100 cash. ‘Address CLAUDE, Star office. mb2-3t* FOR SALE—SODA FOUNTAINS; 2 GOOD SECOND- hand wall apparatuses. Inquire 8. C. PALMER, 615 D st. s.w. mbi-2w* FOR SALE— EASY TO KEEP YOUR HORSE WARM WHEN PRICES ARE CUT IN HALF. 1 Quarter Cover, trimmed with dark green cloth, former price, $12. Now........ seees $5.00 1 Quarter Cover, durk brown English kersey, former price, $15. Now. + 5.00 1 Quarter Cover, dark blue beuver cloth, slightly damaged, forwer price, $15. Now.. $5.00 Have some bargains in Coach and Carriage ‘Whips at “way down” prices. TOPHAM’S, E—CHEA| 1 solid oak bed room suite and odd pleces of curs niture, Call after 4p. m., 720 © st ne. f LOR SUTTE, n eee ee FOR SALE—PIANOS. IN fHE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Holding a special term for Urpuaus’ Court business, a of Murch, 18¥4. fuis 2d In re estate of Anuie Davies, late of the District of Columbia. No. 6035. Aduinistration Doc, 20. Application having been made for tie provate of & paper writing propounded as tue last will and testaiaent aud culicli, aud for Jetters testamentary on the estate of suid Annie Davies, deceased, by Amos T. Medford, the executor therein mained, hotuce is hereby given to all concerued to appear dn ths court on Friday, March 30, 1894, at 10 o'eloet .. to show cause, if xist, against on rantings of auch application. A copy of this order shall be published in Washington Law Reporter and tm Sar oes in cuca of three successive Weeks By the court. a. B. WaIGHT, A true copy—Teste: L. mh3- we Register of Wills, D.C. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRUCT OF COLUMBLA, Arthur E, Bateman et al. vs. Amos H. Plumb et al. Bquity ‘No. 13680. On motion of the complainants, by H. H, Wells and Snoch Totten, their solicitors, it is ordered that the defendants in the amended bill in this cause, to wit, Currie 8. Plumb, Amos H. Plumb, Mary Plumb, Ruth Plumb (a minor), Carrie Plumb {a iijnor), aud Preston Plumb «a uivor), being the | widow and heirsatlaw of Vreston B. Plumb, de- ceased, cause their appearance, respectively, to be | entered herein on or before the first rule day oc- [curring forty days after this day, otherwise the | qause will be proceeded with as "in case of de- it. ‘The object of this sult Is to cause to be sold, and | to enforce a creditor's lien of the complainunts up- | on the real estate and the interests in real estave j situated in the District of Columbia, owned, at the time of his death, by Presion B. Plumb, ‘late of Emporia, in the state of Kausas, a citizen of said | state, now deceased, who Was a@ non-resident of this District, who departed this life without per- sonal property sutficient to pay his just debts nor the devts due from him to the complainants, and to obtain a discovery from the defendants, repre- sentatives of the deceased, of all other property, real, personal and mixed, of which the suid Pres- ton 1. Plumb died seized. This notice to be pub- ished in the Washington Law Reporter and The Evening Star. A. B. HAGNER, Asso. Justice. A true copy—Test: J. k. YOUNG, Clerk, _By M. A. CLANCY, Asst. Clerk. mh3-law6t |2N THE SUPREME CoURT OF THE DISTRICT OF j COLUMBIA, | Holding a Special Term for Orphans’ Court Busi- ness, This 2d of March, 1604. In re Estate of Nehemiah Cobb, late of Wi ton, D. C. No. GUz7. Administration Doc. 20. Application having been mude for the probate of & paper-writing propounded as the last will and testament and two codiciis, and for letters testa- mentUry OU the estate of sisd Nelemiah Cobb, dee ceased, by William L. Peabody, the executor named therein, notice Is hereby giveu to all concerned to appear in thls court on Friday, March 30, iS04, at 1 v'clock a.m., to show cause, if auy exist, against the granting of such application. A copy of this order shall be published in the Washington Law Reporter and Evening Star once & Week in each of three successive weeks before said day. By the erart: A. B. HAGNER, Justice. A true copy—Teste: LP. HT, Register of Wills, D.C. JOHN B. LARNER, Proct: Appl mg ous ER, or for jcamt. FOR SALE—A FEW FAMILIES IN N.W. SEC- tion can be supplied with pure Jersey milk from “OAKMONT,” if ordered now. P.O. Box 468. FOR SALE-WALL PAPER AND WINDOW shades, duest or cheapest. Send postal. Will call, fe23-tt 1249 32d st. ALLAN COBURN. FOR SALE-—LOUNGE, $2.50; COOK STOVES, heater, $2.50; $1 per week for bed room and’ pai Jor malten low prices. Call KEDMOND'S CHEAP CASH AND TIME HOUSE, 811 7th st. n.w.ja9-2m VERY EASY TERMS ARE OFFERED FoR FUR- niture and household at WORCH'S FUR- NITURE WAKE ROOMS, 924 7th st. aw. Mat- ‘ings, carpets, bedding and stoves. jas FOR SALE — HARTZ MOUNTAINS SINGING canaries, parrots, fancy pigeons. ‘gold fishes and aquariums, birds, morke: &e, MAL STORE, 712" 12th st, 416-3m oS HMID'S PET A} nw. FOR SALE—“OTTO" GAS ENGINES, BOTH NEW and second-hand: any size. Send for circular, or call on nl2tr D. BALLAUF, Agt., 731 7th st. n.w. COUNTRY REAL ESTATE near ‘ESTATE Bh KER, L BRO! Py 1505 Penn. Ave. FOR SALE-ONE OF THE FINEST PLANT. tions in Virginia, containt about 1,000 atc & 700 cleared and in cultivation; well fenced ar watered; this estate lies along the Roanoke river, 3% miles from the R. and D. R.R., and is im: roved by a& beautiful 10-room cottage of modern Seas, together with a comfortable farm house, laborers’ quarters, outbuildings, 2 orchards in high state of cultivation, lawus and gard ns, al together the most valuable country property pow on the market. ALSO— A plantation of 500 acres in Bibb counts, Ga. good frame house on elevated ground, surrounded by shade trees; land Hes within the celebrated peach district of ‘gia, and is also admirably adapted to the cultivation of cotton, corn and all other southern fleld crops; price very low. 12,000 acres of land in Archer county, Texas. This part of the state is rapidly filling ‘up with most desirable settlers, and is noted for ita xreat wheat yield, grazing properties, ete. Cam sell this at a low figure, or will exchange for un- iucumbered property in Washington, D.C. Howard's Hotel at Daphne, eastern shore of Mo- bile bay, together with adjoining cottages snd 8&3 acres of good land. This is a del pctetiee at resi ‘at all seasons. 5] ty for a botel man. Price, 810,000; 996 acres of heavily timbered land in Western North Carolina (mostly hickory and oak); Louse of 5 rooms, outbuildings, etc.; land very fertile: climate perfect; place fs about 4 miles from the R. and D. railroad, under the shadow of ‘the fo Great Smoky mountains. Price, A number of small, full-bearing orange groves 4n southern Florida can be bad at a low igure for cash. Apply to H. L. PLUM, Real Estate Broker, 1505 Penna. ave. FOR SALE—OR EXCHANGE—A PLANTATION OF 50 acres on the James river, 7 miles above New- rt News, same side of river; 20 acres cleared, Baiance in timber; 2350 yards of water front, with splendid view’ of the historic stream; new, modern, bay-window cottage; new barn, fencing, ete.; fish and oysters in abundance; $5,000 wili buy ‘this place, of will exchange for property in .C. H. L. PLUM, Real Estate Broker, at _ 1505 Penna. ave. WANTED-TO RENT—A_ FARM, Nor than 10 miles from city. Address P. office. WANTED—A FARM OF 50 ACRES OR MORE IN Alexandria or Fairfax counties in exchange for Washington city real estate. BUTLER & GRA- HAM, succeeding Jno. A. Butler, jr., 503 E st. mh3-3t FOR SALK—22 ACRES OF GOOD LAND 2 MILES. from station; 5-room dwelling and good barn; lenty of fruit and water; $1,500; easy terms. Bee ETT, DENT & 0, 6 F st. Mb3-3t_ WANTED—TO PURCHASE COUNTRY PLACE OR Small farms from one to Afty acres; near the ty; improved unimproved. ress or apply iP pitas 3. J. BOND, 631 F si EW 6-ROOM minutes’ walk over shell road to ; post office and church near. Addvess P., Springfield, Ma. mb3&17-2t* FOR SALE_TWO HOUSES AND THREE ACRES of GOOD land; on southern railroad 23 miles from this elty; will sell cheap.Address G, T. HUGHES, Lorton Valley P. 0., Va. fe24-12b* HORSES AND VEHICLES. FOR SALE—FROM COUNTRY—$75 WILL BUY nice horse; 1,100 Ibs.; 7 years; sound, kind, prowpt, fearless; no tricks; must’be sold. Rear FREDONIA, 1321 H st. n.w. ite FOR 8ALE—A GENTLEMAN ABOUT LEAVING the city wishes to dispose of a very handsome combination saddler and driver; is perfectly ited under the suddle and can be driven single; ands 16 hands; perfectly formed; good action 8 years old; a splendid opportunity to buy one ef the best lorses in the elty. Can be seen at DOWNEY'S, 1622 L st mh2-3t FOR S4LE—6 GOOD WORK HORSES; WILL SELL cheap. DOW 1622-24 L st. anh2-2t FOR SALE-ONE FIVE-GLASS LANDAU. one teacart; two fine physte brougham; one elegant "family rockaway, (semen nm used fine and will be sold cheap. To be seen at DOWNEY’S, 1622 L st. mh2-2t FOR SALE-PAI CREAM COLORED PONIES, 7 and § years nds 1 inch high; sound. kind and styl: inated; weigh ads; sold from my stock farin for Want of them in harness. 0. H. Sitga, mh2-3t* DR SALE—A VERY STYLISH MARE; WELI- bred trotter; 5 years 3 beautiful action; perfectly safe and sound. Call at Mra. 8. Cl CARTER'S, cor. 10th and D sts s.w. mbi-31* FOR SALE—THE MOST STYLISH LARGE HOSE in the city; younz, sound and kind; also im- ported Stauhope gig and maguiticent harness; sold because owner has left the city and does pot want to move the swellest turnout of the kind in . Can be seen at COOPER'S STABLE, rear of the Hotel Fredonia. — feé-lin FOR SALE-—COUPE-ROCKAWAYS. TRAPS. COU- ttes, buckboards, surreys, buggies, business, and dayton wagons at low prices. 6m COOK & JARBOE, 3295 M st. n.w. FOR SALE—20 HEAD ACCLIMATED HORSES: suitable for all purposes. MONUMENTAL STA- BLES, 203 14th st. nw. Telephone €29. 44-tf UNDERTAKERS. . W. Barker, FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER, only a few times; the above stock’ ts all R G12 11th st. nw. 1867 Established 1867, ‘The first undertaker to practice the art of embalming im Washington, D.C. Graduate of the Cincinnati School ‘of Exbalming, 1885 class. All work guaranteed. PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. Telephone call 997. W. R. Speare, rtaker & Embalmer, Unde 940 F Street Northwest. Everything strictly first-class and on the most reasonable terms, Telephone call, 340. jal-tr AUGUSTUS BURGDORF, FURNISHING UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER, 1834 NEW YORK AVE. N.W. Telephone. 295. se23-tr mh2-3m IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT | UF COLUMBIA, Holding a special term for Orphans’ Court Busi- ess, This 234 of February, 184. In re estate of Laura Mieasouton, late of Wash- ington, D.C. No. 851. Adwinistration Doc. 19, Application having been laude for the probate of & paper writing propounded as the last. will and testament and codicil aud for letters of admin- | istration ct. a. om the estate of said “Laura | scotortn'ensd wi” an? sittin, iaemecatem Sx: ct will, for, tiuent of the Washington Loan and ‘Trust Company, adminis trator ¢, + Uotice ts hereby given to all con- | cerned to appear in this court on FRIDAY, March | 23, 180i, at 10 o'clock a.m., to show cause, if | aus ‘exist, against the granting of such applica A copy of this o-der shall be published in the Washington Law Reporter and Eveuing Star once | SneGk im etch of tree successive weeks before By the cout Rt, Justice. A true copy. Teste: BP. WIGHT, Register of Wills, D.C. JOUN B. LARNER, Procior for Applicant. fe2t-lawsw IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Holding ‘ial t sm tor Ok business, as erm for Orphans’ Court This 23d. of February, Isod. In re estate of Emily H. Smith, late of the Dis-| trict of Columbia. No. 6023. Administration doc. 20, Application having been made for the probate of & paper writing propounded as the last will and testament and codicils and for letters testamentary on the estate of said Emily H. Smith, deceased, by Nannie T. Floyd, notice is herevy given to all concerned to ‘appear in this court on Friday, Marel | 23, 1804, at 10 o'clock a.m., to show cause, if any exist, against the gr: 3 f such application, i A copy of this order shall be pullisbed im the Washington Law Reporter and Evening Star once a, — in each of three successive we Ks before said by the court: A. B. HAGNER, Justice. A true copy, teste: Regi L. Fe wy ster ills, D.C. HENRY 8. MATTHEWS, H Proctor for Applicant. fe2tlaw,3t_ | THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE { ‘That the subscribers, of the District of Columbia, | [have obtained from the Supreme Court of the Dis- | trict of Columbia, holding a special term for Or- | phans’ Court business, letters of administration on | the personal estate of Charles Gessford, late of the | District of Columbia, deceased; all persons havit clalins against the suid deceased are hereby warned jto exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to | the subscriber on or before the 23d day of Febru- | ary ext; they may otherwise, by law, be excluded | from all benefit of the said estate. { Given under our hand this 23d day of February, | 1894. j JOHN F. DONOHOE, CUAMENCE 368 Bust Capitals tol st. _3. WALTER COOKSEY, Proton, fete law3i | IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF | Columbia, the 16th day of February, 1894. Emma Southwell vs. Fred Grant Southwell. No. | 15252. Docket 36. ‘On motion of the plaintiff, by Mr. Campbell Car- rington, her solicitor, it is ordered that the de- |fendant, Fred Grant ‘Southwell, cause his 2ppear- ance to be entered herein on.or before the first rule day occurring forty days after this das, other Wise the cause will be proceeded with as ia case of default. The object of this sult is an absolute divorce upon the ground of cruel treatment that endangered the life and health of petitioner. Ry the court. W. 8. COX, Justice, &e. True copy—Test: 3. RY , Clerk, &e. By M. A. CLANCY, Asst. Clerk.” fel7-law3t Xo. 1088, October Term, 15u3. George Taylor, Appellant, vs, The Girard Life In- ‘surance, — Appeal from the ‘Court rt Mr. Walter H. Suilth uf ec appe! ir. Walter H. Smith of counsel for t Suggested the death of € ‘Taylor, he — leat te cite conse. aud moved the court for an or- | ler Sth rule to make the proper repre- sentatives parties, where | It is now here ‘ordered by ‘the court that | the proper representatives of the said George Tey. | lor, as aforesald, shall voluntarily be- | come parties within the first teu days a ensuing term of this court, the appellee shall be | entitled to have the appeal dism: Provided. however, that @ copy of this order shall be printed | | im _some newspaper of general circulation ‘in the | | Distriet of Columbia for three successive Weeks, at | least sixty days before the beginning of the tern | of the Supreme Court then next ensuing. February 5, 1804. A true copy, Test: rend AUPE H,, McKENNEY, of ‘Court the Tnited States. a PROPOSALS. 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SLUAN & O0., Props. | spun country way of speaking, I say No Need Laud ¢ee2** The Bradbury Pinnos—thetr repute- *** ton was established when most of * °° were children many, many years ago, °° * Out of its 25,000 users scattered all 22 over the United States there are many *e 2 who voluntarily and enthusiastically +222 express themselves about the Brad- °° ** bury whenever opportunity offers, **°* We print below the testimony of °° * one of our most promivent citizens: sees osee B. ANP 0. 'R. R. COMPANY, eeoe Washington, D. C., Feb. 26, 189% °° °* FREEBORN G. SMITH, ESQ., °° Maoufacturer Bradbury Pianos, SILL | 12% Pa. ave., Washington, D, @ esos sees sees oe sees sees eeee seee eee eee eee eee seen seee eeee sees eeee eee sees eee sree sees ores ooee F. G. Smith, Bradbury Piano Rooms, 1225 Pa. Ave. POR SALEAT OOST $50 Wii —— new. It inw't so old, aud — —— will buy ity as tt was takes fo 'eer ——— —— Change for & new one, It is a “Brad- —— —— bury” aud in excellent musical cox ——— —— dition. “Better that new pianos ——— ame can pay —— aes ‘2. — = ms —~— FOR SALE-ONE CHANCE IN A ee? hundred to secure Company. for § payable $5 monthly. Piano FOR SALE—ONE NEW GRAND Set rman New York make; —_ ye case; perfect im tone original price, §550; will sell wakes in proportional drives du G. LL. WILD'S Bit Confidence . Hi terms to suit everybody. a8 you Want and as high as you want. Sanders & Stayman, 934 F. RLY NEW UPRIGHT PIANO, FoR SALE—A NDA only sy Standard mke; the property of @ discharged pension department clerk, whe must . 2 cry — Tr rng "Ss MUSIC th st. Agency u popular _PLANoS. wokar: mh2 BARGAINS £ One square ‘One square piano. Reduced to. One square piano. Reduced to. All in nice order, and good tone, Sold on $5 monthly payments. Taken back in exchange for any time. Try one; it will be a good mbl THE PIANO EXCHANGE, 913 POR SALMAN UPRIGNT PIANC IN POLISHED quarter-sawed —euk e such a piano that wus sent to us as @ Sod which we can offer at S313; $10 comb nod $10 per month. ‘The instrament’ stands 4 feet 10 4 has the Boston full board pa muttler. is riclly carved and has cok WORCH'S, 925 7th st. mh 22° * bury” Piano, sere | ped order mesically; cost 0 mew, +22 © Will sacrifice it for $230, payable $16 per **°** month. Stool and emb. plano cover free. 22 This is an excellent fhstroment, and su- 222° perior to some new sold for comsid- 2222 erably more money, F. G. SMITH, °° bury Piano Rooms, s POR SALE —A SPLENDID WA. KN. upright in good order: cash. PEELPFER & CONLIFF, ABE 3 very cheap “17 1 Meredith and Words About a Pension and Blows Are Narrowly Averted. Mr. Meredith of Virginia made a pension speech in the House yesterday afternoon which was attended with stirring accom- paniments. Toward the end of Mr. Meredith's speech @ most exciting scene occurred, which ale most eventuated in a personal collision be- tween hir; and Mr. Funk of Iilinois. Mr. Meredith was still talking about fraudu- lent pensions and was having an animated altercation with Mr. Baker of New Hamp- shire over a case which had come under his (Meredith's) personal observation, where a Union soldier was obtaining a pension for a disability which he (Meredith) claimed he did not have. “If I can judge from the fact that a map seems healthy and strong,” said he, “and yet gets a pension by reason of disability; when I see him day by day, and week week, and year by year, in my plain h tas I believe that that man lied when he went before the officials and swore that he ha@ been crippled in the army.” “I want to Say, if the gentleman is hon- est,” interrupted Mr. Funk (IL), rising ia his place; “and ts stating what he believes to be true, that if he does not make that case known to the proper autho-ities, he is not a good citizen.” “I want to say this,” returned Mr. Mere dith hotly, “that if the gentleman under. takes to insinuate that i am dishonest; if the gentleman undertakes to—" Without completing his sentence, Mr. Meredith left his place tg the right of the Speaker's chair and hurried over to where Mr. Funk was standing in a side aisle to the left. “I did not say sc protested Mr. Funk, as Mr. Meredith advaned toward him in @ threatening manner. “You had better mot say so,” returned Mr. Meredith, still advancing up the atsle. A personal encounter was imminent. Mem- bers crowded down about the belligerents amid the most intense excitement and cone fusion. They were both talking at the same time. Finaliy, Mr. Me>edith clinched his fist and shook it unde e nose of his ad- ry. By this time Mr. Funk, who ha@ ously displayed no feeling, shouted out s % about standing by what he sald. Mr. Meredith again assumed a op | posture, but the members who had crowd: around gently took him by the shoulder as if to prevent a blow from being struck. All this time Mr. Outhwaite, who was presiding over the committee of the whole, was pounding vigorously for order, but without effect, and Speaker Crisp, who had been hurriedly s for, mounted the rostrum and assumed the gavel, he is allowed under the rules to do when the House fs in committee of the whole in times of great disorder. E “J undertake to sey that you are not my keeper,” shouted Mr. Meredith, as he was backed down the aisle by his friends. “J stand by that pcoposition,” shouted back Mr. Funk, who was held on one side by Mr. Doolitde, and on the other by Mr, Payne, “either here or anywhere else, A y sharp raps of the Speaker's gavel sduced a measure of quiet. The House ognized the hand of the presiding off- a t-arms will cause gentle ” said the Speaker in firm : ntleman will be seated,” be ontin ° assistant sergeant-at-arms rapidly cleared the aisles and the members resumed their seats. The excitement quiet- ea dow Mr. Meredith walked back to his seat a wn. After order had been restored Mr. Meredith arose and protested amid laughter that he was not excited, but that gentlemen could hardly do here what they might do ¢ With this part- ing shot he cl speech, and imme- diately the Hous was at a high ten- sion, on motion of Mr. 8: Ss, took a recess until 8 o'clock, the evening session to be de voted to pension legislation, he sergeant men to be s