Evening Star Newspaper, April 20, 1894, Page 11

FOR SALE—HOUSES, FOR SALE—LOTS. MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN PIANOS AND ORGANS. FOR SALE-THAT VALUABLE OORNER PROP- TRE AVENUE, NO. | WANTEDFROM PRINCIPALS—LOAN OF $5,600. | WE'RE CELEBRATING st Sehr et cay tah aks termey sguoeanban Fal iosulity nat a ergata if sold. within erty in the city? Askord's abstract? state lowest A O S I L feet on : . it Ul on premises. ‘- re 30 days. Keates Star office. ap20-3t* bee a interest. Address ALP! ALPHA, Star office. nm rgan a e. Fons eo Py oes ay ESTATE— and H, T r. hist sH100 to bath; t to iit. ferms to sult. ‘CHARLES W. HANDY, Owner, ~" 610 18th st. nw. DEEBLE, DAVIS & CO., 2) 1819 F st. nw. NT, 140 ft. 5,396 FOR SALE—PARK ST., MT. PLEASAN Test of 14th st. lot "with 47 ft. frontage, i) os “tie 0 Tit" tenting 100 ft. on Howard ave. and on Sheridan ave., at 80 cents. (180) Lot. 30s oe bonis on 16th st., bet. Keamaw ave. and Grant st., 65 cents. qosty » Bola st. Mt. Pleasant, 50x155, 55 cents. (917) Holmead “Manor, 50x116,' 45 cents. Oot) One. White at ave. and 18tb st., several small ““DEEBLE, DAVIS & CO. = YOU WANT TO BORROW MONEY ON REAL estate or sell or buy Distri: ties, call on GETT, ap20-6t 2 lath st. in tw. ; house and stable cos Fo,oo0.and 16000 feet of ground ‘valued at $3,000. _aply-st Ad J. WHIT. + Soom 4, 918 oe MONEY TO LOAN AT 5 PER CENi~ trict real estate. Also imstlurient ag ny FH. SMITH & SONS, _apld 1418 F st. n.iw. MONEY TO TOANTON CITY REAL ESTATE AT 5 and 6 per cent. int JOHNSTON, Penna. ave. n.w. DO You WANT A LOAN ae REAL ESTATE? sp0est Sane FM. OM HAVE THE FOLLOWING SUMS TO, LOAN: FOR SALE—A CORNER LOT ON EAST CAPITOL | $5,000, | $2,500, $10,000, $1,500, $3,500. Can st., south and east front; improved by S-room| Place $25,000 im sums to suit, = 2: brick, now rented at $35.’ Price, $5,200. DAVID D. STONE, ame _____1819 F st. nw. _| ap20-3t BB. T. WELCH, Jr., 600 F st. n.w, | _apl9-t 804 and 806 F st. ow. For SALD-F ST. BET. 7TH AND STH N.E.; 9 FoR SALB—CHOICE LOTS— = HAVE, SUMS OF 31, 200, $1,500 AND $3,500 TO rome and bath; mew: a.m; ‘aon. E st. Bet. 7th and 18th (24x05), 40 RB Pam, RED: r4 , 520-8 1310 F ste aw. | E ot Bet. 10th and 17th ¢ ’ To ft, | _apto-ste 482 Louisiana ave. COST-NEW OI, | LeRoy place, $5,700 | MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES OF IN- FOR SALE—$1,100 LESS THAN bath and cellar 19 ft. front house, near 18th and n.w.; never heen occupted; lot 9 feet deep to I5-foor “alley; onght to sell with owner living | in for 35.500; sell now for $6,000; easy terms. | W. 8. MINNIX, 1331 F st. n.w. “p20 FoR SAtE-NE—NEW €ROOM STONE AND brick; ami; only $3,760; $25 cash and $25 per moni ui Conn. ». Wash'n Heights, Wyoming av. near Ct. av. Pe 10 fr. Bacon st. bet. 14th and 15th nw. 1.00 Chapin st. Morton place bet. 6th and aplv-2t (Call for list.) Gk FOR SALE—2 LOTS; near 1ith (25x150) lolimead Manor, nice lot: FT. FRONT; SIDE AND a Fear alley; party wall; south Frents concrete st; p20 STURGES & MOORE, 606 F st. n.w. 77 and 79 RB st. price, $1,400 each. In- or ax SOANT INVESTMENT. —@.| Wire 1800 Ma. ave. ne apl9-3t* room frame; lot i6xi60; this is a bergain at | FOR 8: “OFFER IS SOLICITED BY THE $1,200, mms oe wait. ES AN for sot 10, block 36, Columbia Heig Lot on Kenesaw st. between 13th and 14th north side, mext to cor. 14th st. Call at Room 66, Wash. and ‘Irust building, 9th and F st. apl9-6t balance to sult STURGES @ MOORE, 006 F at. a.w. For mla-sow oe ane, TIME To BOY. JAINS IN HOUSES. 9, 8: 4, 4 FS $30).. i 8, 6rms. and bath.. ith, Srms.& bath (rented sad bai Fist, near toe a \* st. near R, . | st. bet. and Sth, Tr. oak = _——- st. near ave. Bw., Gr. and bath. st. near ee Malo G3 CHANGE-TWO VERY Pi FOR SALE—SEVERAL_ FOR SALE—ELEGANT SITE FOR FLAT OR ONE or two handsome dwellings; 39 by 117 to 30-ft. alley; 15th and Mass. ave. n.w., adjoining Louise Home grounds; only $3 per sq. ‘ft.; cheapest lots in town. api8-3t KR. H. T. LELPOLD, 13th and F sts. n.w. FOR SALE—BY AUGUST DONATH, 611 gt st. Cheapest lot northwest, ‘Une on 13th st. ext. at 45c. a Coot. 20x80 to ‘all Holmend; water, gus and ‘These lots are bargains.alS SALE—LOTS IN HOLMEAD MANOR, AD- joining the corner of 13th et. decker ave. wi e, , gas and wide alley; highest point in the subdivision; conventent to the cable. Price, $1,450 each. Terms: One-third cash, talance in 2 and 3 years. This is a rare chance for a datider, es every house In this locality is taken ae at a bigh ren! 18-3t BRICE & LIPSCOMB, G12 14th st. n.w. FOR SALE—LOTS—BARGAIN—RIGGs PLACE near N. H. ave., $0 ft. frout, tor $10, ‘ 1-3 cash, balance to sult; shallow’ lots. wide fronts, on 18th st. above titles: incumbrances. By owner, GEU. 2d st. nw. c PPLY OWNER, Tris CONN. AVE. mb31- aye E n.W.; all street improvements com- pleted only about $1,500 each. By OWNER, lots on R st. aplo-ee ince <E BRICK DWELLING, ON co roit Purk; = el cable cars; will Homer | Srcenn n residence, with fine sta » on Monree im Anacosti A ‘Se piccibeed ts auick bares, & brick store and dwelling, on lot 18x90 ft., on Ist st. n.w., at a bargain. A S-room "quelling on lot 2521), In Twining City; ‘ALSHE & SCHWARTZ, = _aple-st 125 Pa. ave. | W FoR SALE—AN © S-ROOM “ai AND CELLAR HOUSE; yom, eck front; sit at Prank wih 2.006 | 5 of park. it's a bargain at smail cas! payment, Dalance $35 per month. 600 12th st.ne. FoR SALE-DESIRABLE HOUSE, ON JEFFER- son place. ANTED—TO BUY A GROCERY STOH “ee for cash. Address H. ce. provision store; cash business: ._ ADDISON, also wagon, harness, “ee inh et _oh ‘Address H. F.'G., Si Star Ly 24 spies SALB—WE CAN OFEER | REDUCED | FOR SALE—GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE PRICE ON Ista ST. m= ar an T ST northwest; well established and doing good busi- EASTSIDE, BRICK DWELLING CONTAINING | ness; cheap. Address PROVISIONS, Star office. 10 ROOMS ATH. WITH _aple-st® 1603 PENNA. AVE. N.W. WOR SALE_BY AUGUST DONATH, 611 a A BEAUTIFUL HOME NORTH CALITY; 21x100; 6 ROOMS AND Bari, ONLY 200. A BARGAIN FOR A QUICK BUYER, AS OUND IS WORTH $4,750. WHO WANTS AN R FLA. AVE.; 4 ROOMS ON 10OM HOUSE ON 14TH} PURCHASER, Si 4 ¥OR SLE ENTIRE —— SUITABLE * WANTED—TO RENT VACANT GROCERY STORE| or to buy one cheap. @ A COUPLE OF THOUSAND DOLLARS AVIN' cash, I would like to purchase a shoe or gmail business. Address, in confidence 700? wey| dairy lunch or dining room; cheap; splendid CE IS KEEL OPEN APTER 4 P80 apts | _Dortumity. Call ac BUi2 Lath st. nvm vapis-ste” fo WT. PLEASA R SALE—BAR AND RESTAURANT, LOCATED pathy Hines. oo saat, ert 0, ROOM | Te Steet ae. ite Center Market; party $2,550 ach. Tishes, to, quit the business: no reasonable offer Brow Ww. Wwatkeit & 1006 F. Inquire on_prem! spis-e STREET } $1. ‘Warder ‘bidg., 9th con] Adanes usar _| > wi ae x 0 : r., bath, P- eacerie Sin Tow reat: py fanned wit ith plat h plat, Toan, 000 CASH WILL BUY 3AR ROOM AND DIN- Fare opportunity for ee }, Star oftice. apis-4t* WILL PURCHASE is ane and airy; on jusiness locations rent “Sal Bical MOU GN Nien Hanae | seme eee Danking’ counter, with compartaents some cher:; ers Bs For sale ee eae oe Basezent, | for qrery ‘deed; several ‘a large Mosler Ft - 4558) tions ouble-door iron safe. Address Box 2, Star office. ig antes. RS IT 0.000. a © WANTED—THRER PARTIES TO JOIN THREE a gthers in purchase of tract of desirable gold bear- For SALE—OR EXCHANGE— Montgomery co., Md.. at land prices; Se 9 ee ich see jag: times Address ene . dre One S¥xbicars: star x ce api7-6t* oe HE Most VAtUsHi® AVAILABLE api? HOTEL SITE IN WASHINGTON. For SACE-HOUSE 1806 13TH, | NEAR THE Con. qqittunted at the northeast ‘corner of 15th and HI per of N at. ay ‘aud ind i 3 _— EA og ot Bs “Frouis 150 feet on 15th and 148 feet on Hf st. ie se sh a Ai Bey © et beans Ee pried, (cK, A6. si r) et i with 20-feet-wide public alley on peg SE ‘House ‘and fashion ° Bossible location for a large avd mod- Ry tt near wie soandinne sone co., —s F st. nw. | aptt-ot 2. SALE—NEW SROOM A Y-WINDOW | FOR SALE-SPLENDID OPENING FOR FAMILY Stone base house; a.m.t. ah ‘Oth st. hotel at Takoma Park; 15-room house; e hen one gyiare cable eable line; price, $5,000. | A¢ grounds and outbuildings; one square east of R. a epl4-¢t Station and electric cars: other GREAT BARGAIN—11-ROOM garter ak ned at ee & HIESTON, 6th and La. ave, Witt Va aves aud J. VANCE LEW 'y for wale. 18, Takoma Park. ‘apls-6r* FOR RENT—A HANDSOME STORE: 2720 M ST. a ‘West Washington, with stable if desired. epitioe” ‘Rent low, ROA. PHILLIPS & DB ue 9-1 1422 N. By ioe to sbi alley. Prim, | FOR SALE—LIQUOR STORE, DWELLING tached; centrally located; doing « theiving - ed; will sell stock, SOUS fertt PIAL yw. resent ith, will buy the ee stone oe agllioe rofl — Elm st., Le aT RAMSAY'S ‘Your watch cleaned for $1: watch mainspring, $1, All our work warranted for one year. aps-tr 221 F LADIES’ GOODS. Cat Ro, CRON g RRTON, SALD— NORTHWEST DWELLINGS. NL MAKER OF LADIES’ SHIRT W TO ORDER. ACCORDION PLATTING STS F, WELLS, ONT 12th st. a, (FRENCH PROCESS); skirts, 25c.: narrow ruffles, 10c. only piaiting establishment in Washington, ing: buttons. G. W. LUCAS, mhi2-2m* MISS M. HITCHINGS, 510 I st. s r residences; % | “making; perfect fit and finish guaranteed by Me- e gel investment or speculation; | Dowell syetem; price medal af world's fair; doy * TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1307 F st. or _plece. apt-eolm* OR SALE-HANDSOMS NEW THREESTORY | WALL PAPER AND WINDOW SHADES, ALL Ly — 3 Gwelling, 1815 loch, At Bw: thirteen | grades and styles: ear work Is as cheap as, that rooms aay room: all latest imaprovements; of the catch advertise built under our personal supervision | tal for estimate. sna Brét-class. to every respect: house for} _ap7-tt Servite & it EPOD, 1907 Fee” | FINE WHITE AND BLACK LACES DONE UP IN 2ate * ‘le; white and satin dresses, OWNER WISHING TO LEAVE THE immediately will sell his home at a sacrifice Hf ‘told within fve days. New two-story, cellar brick; 9 rooms mely papered; laces and lace custains a specialty; prices rea- ie. Call at MME. VIBOUD'S, ‘almont, old stand, 718 13th and bath: handso ae electric lighting and bells far. @c.; lot 1910x105 to paved alles; 'b: ble; o, Sth st. ne. near H, half sq. fem care end berdics. Address H. A. 3. Star office. “aniam FOR SAL=_LARGE NEW DOUBLE HOUSE; 9 Foome: good location for s doctor: all modern improvements. Price, $5.500, on e1 Also G-room house; $4,500; 4th iad s *Catotion to owner, GRANT, aise AY 1316 'B st. s. 3. TE—-THREE + press-brick houses opposite Franklin Park; 1% inches on I st. by 144 ft.; stabl Apply to Dr. D. M. Wor sare—TO SETTLE AN ESTA 7 hts | rear lot. 62 fe wishin |. three sauares of lees from $10,300 to $25.000 wh2s-2, TYLER & RUTH ti is 233 and 1230 G ST. 4 me fh ed-bri. ouses; new! pape Sertect natch; $4,100; $600 cash and $25 months eee FRANK_L. HANCOCK & mho Cor. 13th and G s' for ressed-b feet to 12-foot months. cor. 13th and mhd FR. SAS: OOK & COL, Agents. for SAbe_FoR HOUSES AND LOTS FOR s fee bulletin at my oil issued the Ist loeb “15th of each month. THOS. E p. AMA t SADB—1431 brick house; a.m.t ash and $25 = Street cars and _mho aud key at 1994 ap-im |= MRS. FAIRFAX, “Dr. : EVANs DENTAL PaRLons, Rear/FKEE DENTAL June 30. dental organization of Ai TISTRY at moderate prices by experts only. 401 ST. MODISTE, 1923 PA. AV. Washington, D. C., agent for Madame I new Tailor’ system of dress cutting. Seamless waist bias darts taught in a few hours.mh: ON AND CAROLINE LERCH, 826 12TH AND Attn 1208 I st. nw. French dyeing and cleaning of gTery Seacription:, evening ‘und party dresses made a ity. Our patronage extends into the most lone circles. a2 DENTISTR The Highest aeres Of Ingenuity, and BRIDG E ‘WORK. Any- ts in work that proves uncom- fortable, unsatisfactory and even dange Pe t crown and b ge work ure specialcies: of ours. with gas or applied solution, 50. platina er amalgam nll ings, 7: wold, $1 up: porcelain sold. $6; very best full set teeth, |Dr. Graham, 307 7th St. ap20 SHON'S DENTAL PARLORS, FSTAB. 1837, ecessor, 1508 14th nw, Open all hours and ic painless extraction. ental operations. in another column. 1217 PA. AVE. fe? INFIRMARY, and artificial teeth inserted cept cost of material, department of the Columb from 1 to 5 p.m. daily, exce} traction free. Infirmary open from Charges moder- University, nday. Ex- S. DENTAL ASSOCTATI Setentifie DEN- ica. See card in another col) |PODIST GOODS south of New York.au23-tr! and_ territory. 0028 lie for all TALTY F st. ja7-tt EVANS, office (basement) 1321 disses ie ethos tier hours. NER OF DEEDS FOR E STATE ek SLY. Commissioner. B BEALL 1321 F st. ow. terest on improved District real estate. ete A. D. ADDISON, aploste 808 17th st. MONEY TO LOAN MS TO SUIT ON REAL estate ay in the District of Columbia; no 3 moderat: —— WASIT'N DANENHOWER, apls-tt Cor, 18th and G sts. new. MONEY TO LOAN oN FURNITURE, PIANOS, HORSES, &c., Without removal from your possession. Low rates; easy terms; no publicity; made the day you apply for them. Please call on CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE CO., 602 F st. n.w., main floor. IN SUMS FROM $100 TO $5,000 Iife Insurance policies, stocks of ¥ NIN SUMS TO SUIT, FROM Souu - "$201 000, from three to five years, city property. Y. BR. BROOKS, 616° 120 nw. WITHIN THE LAST THIRTY DAYS WE HAVE Maced large and 1 loans on city property at Sig and 6 per ent, If you want a loan call , as We can at all times place your loans without delay. HERRON & NIXON, 1206 G st. . apl6-6t TO LOAN APPROVED CITY REAL in sums to suit, at lowest rates of interest. “tin K POLD, Lith and F sts. uw. MONEY TO LOAN—ON REAL ESTATE OR OT! security; lowest rates; amounts and time to suit. Apply at once to R. A. PHILLIPS & SOD 1422 New York 340,00 inh ‘stone eg sot and S06 $5,000 TO $25,000 AT 5 Pi if papers and security ye ATE IN OR OUT monthly in um nts limited. iuquire of tl NATIONAL = BULLDING AND CIATION, Ohio National Bank bidg., hand G sts) nw apl2-Imo MONEY IN HAND TO LOAN ON DISTRICT REAL estate in sums to sult. ALBERT F. FOX, 920 F st. n. ON APPROVE! fate at 5 and 6 per cent interest ; lange ‘Smounts a specialty. 1323 G st. now. TO LOAN-ON REAL ESTATE ome no MENERS 4 "ANDER: apo-tr apt MONEY IN SUMS TO SUIT A’ Y terest on D. C. real estate security. FRANK T. RAWLINGS, member Washington Stock, Exchange, 1505 Pa. ave. (Arlington Vire Ins. Co.'s office) Saar TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT ON AP- Proved real estate. in D.C. at 6 per cent. ane ssoclation pian; | orve tale ts tens a Serer ee rae exc! ed ESTES) well asa slig! ped and Barked’ them $10, $10 ‘up. aie Fan for much less thin you ever uid for Sanders & Stayman, 934 F School Teacher’s 30-Day FreeTripTo EUROPE® TO BE PRESENTED BY THE BradburyPianoCo. A berth has been engaged for the win- ner of this free trip on the magnificent 8,500-ton steamship “City of Rome,’ which leaves New York June 30—return- ing August 1, ‘The contest is open to any public school teacher within the District of Columbia, male or female. ‘The name of the teacher to be voted for must be written on the ballots and brought or mailed to us before they become six days old. A committee of three prominent men Will be chosen to count the votes and determine the winner. Contest closes June 21, at 6 p.m. BALLOT. APRIL 20, 1894 . + School. For th» 30-day trip to Earope to be presented the most popular teacher in the District by x} “BRADBURY PIANO CO.” CKLE, 1225 PA AVE. ‘Any further information regarding either the trip or the contest will be cheerfully given upon request. Bradbury Piano Co., 1225 Pa. Ave. Ww. P. it “DEALERS” SELL CERTAIN GRADE than pretended manufacturers. VELL made only ls cheap. See the KRAK AUER at 1200 G st., Temple of Music. G. HKU est. fe IT PIANO. hay FOR SALE-AN EXQUISITE UPRI fished in elther ebony, oak or mahogany: ing an elegant touch and repeating action: tone full and sonorous; will be offered for a few days caly as er igsdec, “ter $258. It takes only $10 cash and $10 per oe to buy it. Stool, cover | a x years ntee gece with It. HUGO _Worcn E'0o., S035 7th st. n.w, apl7 PIANO | TUNING. J. BECKER, late of W. G. Metzerott o 808 tith st.’n.w. Tuning indorsed M. ‘iina, Prof. Arnold W. Meyers! Jona Polity "Sousa and. ethers; highest references; terms moderate. ja12-3m Ss ig moat IEF PIANO nade: dorsed musical profession Stier tee’ mest artistic. 4 acai ne and in’ait Pind j <, rare wood cases, eaplished more than 50 VER At rth st. apivite short notice. Smail Hoare, ., # at & per cent. WM. H. CO.. 1407 F st mb26-tf MONEY es LOAN—$05,000—IN SUMS OF Age and up at 6 per cent om Washington city R- No de! ayhete, security te seceptable. BUTLER & GRA! |. 508 E st. n.w. mb24-1m Hon 000 TO LOAN GN RAL aTATE AFT ASD el PER CENT. NO DELAY IN MAKING LOANS. CHARLES W. HANDY. _mh22-1m 610 18TH ST. N.W. M EY TO LOAN ON DISTRICT REAL ESTATE IN SUMS TO SUIT AND AT LOWEST RATES OF RD W. WALKER LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY PROP- inst interest and principal Fepayable monthly; lowest raten; wo delay: ah ney for st-night loans; will 213, city P. MONEY TO ae AT LOWEST RATES OF IN terest on approved real estate security. \CHLEN & BA’ McLat mbi7-tt 10th and G sts. n.w. MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES OF IN- terest on approved real estate security HEISKELL & McLERAN, mhs F st. MONEY TO LOAN w= SUMS FROM $1.00 UPWARD LOWEST RATE OF INTEREST ON REAL ESTATE IN ETH Disrnicr, . HOLTZMAN, fe10 NEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED CITY REAL estate at 5 410 per cent interest. Large amounts a_ specialty. jac]__ TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1807 F st. n.w. 50°. TO $5.00 WFEKLY PAYMENTS. DO YOU EVER FIND YOURSELF IN NEED OF A 8M AIL, SUM OF MONEY? E THE FACILITIES TO ACCOMMO- THE COLUMBIA, I. I, co., @ ST. N.W. *KNABE Grand, vprient PIANOS. ana square. PIANOS FOR RENT. SECOND-HAND PIANOS, Including some of our own make, but slightly used. Tuning by experienced workmen: WM. KNABE & ©0., 817 Penna. ave. OCEAN TRAVEL CUNARD LINE—18ST CL., $50 TO Ld 2D CL. a: . of tee $25, ta By sali yg Kg Wecascive. “futute ‘ce - derthe engaged, ©.’ Es DuBOIS Agent Srey ae apé-4m |Guion Steamship Co. tmitec. Stoamahtpe sail fortnightly between ‘ORK AND ‘ERPOOL June 9, 10 a.m. yy wards, according to location. 25. yuisites furnished free. TERS, Agents, New York, or . W. RORSON, 615 15th st. o.w.. or GEO. “MOSS., 921 Pa. ave. a.w., Washington. mhi7-8m&2d COOK'S SUMMER TOURS— eatieren partion for Europe, vistting princioat nd art 2 Other Pie =e ba ss. 5 er ites, May fane 2, M va 23, MW ana California, decal Park, &c., 62 days’ tour, will leave May 12, Vacation trips everywhere by all railroad and steamship lines. Estimates furnished for any tour. ROBSON, Cook & Son, G15 15th at. PROFESSIONAL mh10-tf new. te Will loon you any sum you want, large or small. on furniture, planos, hherses, wagons, &c., without remoral or publicity. Any business with us strictiy confidential and you can get the money the dav you ask for it. Loans can be paid In part or in full at any time to sult the convenience of the borrower and any part paid reduces the cost of carry'ng the loan Sa proportion to the amount paid. It will be to your advantage to see us before pra a loa ‘WASHINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN C0 429-tr LOANING AGAIN ON SUCH OUEATEREE a8 local sted stocks, trusts, mortgages, insurance policies in old line companies, warchonse and storage recetnts, YERKES & BAKER, MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY PRoP- erty, elther straight or installment loans; the lat- ter may be pald back by about $10 per month on the $1.000, including both principal and interest. ROOM 5, 1201 Pa. ave. d2-tr MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE OR FIRST- class security at lowest rates of interest; no de- lay where the security i« good. apie 0. C. "GREEN, 303 7th st. nw. MONEY TO LOAN AT 5 AND 6 PER CENT ON approved District real estate; no delays. mho i ____ FOR EXCHANGE. CABINET, VAPOR, SULPHUR AND SEA SALT baths, with magnetic and electric treatwente. 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All branches of Ac:ouuting and Auditing, mb20-3m RAILROADS. RICHMOND AND DANVI SPEN( ILLE RAILROAD, F. W. HUIDEKOPER AND THE ‘T SOUTHERN FAST ss Pullman GREA’ and fon over the oad LINE via Columbia to Savannab ried St Greensboro” with 4348 p.m.—Dail mediate tations, end through Front Royal and St ES SHE oo of Pullman Voutinied icepers ‘and ising, Ci man Vest! Tuns over the NEW SHORT LINE via Columbia to Augusta, Savannah, Jacksonville and Tampa. ing car, Charlotte’ to Jacksonville. Also Pullman Sleeper New ak Atlanta and Bite Selicbury, and 10:43 mwas {ING .VESTIBULED. LIM TRAINS rings WASHINGTON AND OHIO. DIVI STON leave Washington 0 a.m, 4:35 p. except Sui 225. p.in., jerndon and intermediate stations. only. yh “trains a the south arrive Wash- Manas- ington 7:13 a.m. -m. and $:30 p.m. sus Division 8:40 a.m., mm, daily except Sunday, and 8:40 a.m. daily from Cuartottesviile. ‘Tickets, Sleeping Car reservations and tnforma- tion furnished at odicos, S11 and_ 1900 Pennayive- nia avenue, and at P "BE. Station, Pecnsylva- dla, Mallroad. Washington, W. H, GREEN, Gen. Mi L. S. BROWN. Gen. Agt. Pi TURK, Gen. Pass. Agt. "ass. Dept. aps PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. STATION CORNER OF 6TH AND B STREETS. Tn, Etect Jauuary 281804. 11:05 A.M. "pENNSYEY LIMITED.—Pullinan Drawing and State Room, Seeplug, Dining. Smok- ing und Observation Cars Harrisburg to Cutcago, Cincinpati, Indianapolis and Cleveland. Parlor Parle or te Ha Harrishg "For Pittsburg, s iors 8:13 PAI, CHICAGO. AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS. Paliman Buffet Parlor Car to Harrisburg. Sleep ing and Dining a Harrisburg to Louis, 7 Gineinnatt and Chica 7:10PM. WESTERN EXPRESS.—Pullman $I ie {Cars to Chicago and Harrisburg to Clevel 4 Cur to Cites SOUTHWESTERN ENPRESS.—Pullman Sleeping and Dining inciuna th, ‘iC EXPRESS.—Pullman Sleep- "tor Kanes Canandaigua, Rochester and Swear Falla daily. except Sanday. 11:06 A.M. as Villiamsport and Teevore daily, cept Williamsport daily, 3:15 eps, 7:10 PLM. for “Williamsport, Rochester, Buffalo and Magara Falls daily, except eee we with Sleep- 10S, GEE Washington to Rochester Tat, for ie, Cansodats Butta niy, and Niagara Dalle sia exc Saturday, with Sleeping Car Ehnira, “and Satu-dars oaly ‘Washing:on to Roch POI PHILADELPHIA, XEW YORK AND THE #:00 P.M, “CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED," all Par- - for = hia Week days. " 1:00" A... L jor Cars, with Diaing Car from Baltimore, Kew Sark daily, for ‘fu 7:20, 9:0, Di Carp ‘Sunday, 7 12:15, 1:15, 2 , S240, 6:14, 7: Creck pid > A.M. and 4:36 P.M. daily, except ‘Sunda, For ‘Aunapolis, 7:20, 9:00 and 11:50 A.M. and 4:20 PM. Biig, except Sunday. Scudays, 0:00 A.M. a4 Atlantic [er “ Line Express for Richmond, Jack- sonville apd ‘Tampa, 4:00 3:46 P.M. dally. Wibemond and Atlanta, M. daily. Riel mond only, 10:37 A.M. wee Accotumedation for Quantico, “ALM. daily, and 4:25 P.M. week days. r Alexandria, 4:00, 50 A.M., “1:59, a 52. 1208 | oa. ate Pr 320, 5s sO, Fe 00, 7:20, ana 10-52 PAL Ticket oMces, northeast corner of 13th street and Yennssivapin avenue and at station, Cth and B atreets, where orders can be left for the checking “f_bassage to destination from hotels and resi- J.B. WOOD, ‘S°M_PREvosr. General Passenger Agent. General Manager. mild BALTIMORE AXD O:K) RAILROAD, SCHEDULE IN EFFECT FER. 1: Leave Washington from ot New sation core Jersey avenue cw nthwe For Chicago and > express trains, 11:30 ‘or Cincinnati, eet Limited, ig Vent tbuled Limited 8:15 p.m. Louis and p-m., Indianapeits, express [12:40 burg and Cleveland, express daily 11:30 xT:15 (8:00, 45 45 minutes) a. 45 minutes), 05. p.m. au spy pouata, 14:23, p.w Washington “Jarction ard way potats, *10:00 | Express tr ng starving at pele AND PHIL- | For Philadel; Beston and the East, dally ex. Sun. Dining Cane 230 Dining Car}, $:00 3:00 Dining Can. p.m. Sleeping Car, open at” 10:00 "Busey Pa¥lor Cars on all day trains. For Atlantic City, 16 Sunde ys 12:00 noos. Bion {Except Sunday. xExpre Baggage cilied for ‘and checked from hotels and residences by Union Transfer Co. on orders es. G19 and 1351 Pa. a BB. CAMERELL. cH. en. Manager. 020 CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY. Schedule in effect November 30, 1893. Trains leave daily from Union station (B. and de oth and B ets. hhrough the grandest scenery in Americn with handwoneet ‘and iost complete solid train wer: fog west from Wi aehington, 2:00 AILY—"Cineinnati and St. s jal’ Solid Yestibuled, newly wipped, Elec- tric-lighted, Steam-heated’ Train. Puliman's finest sleeping care Washington to Cluciagstt- Indianapolis | it, Lonis without change, Dining “car fagevite Serving breakfast. Arrives Clacinnatl, ; Indianapolis, 11:30 a.m., and Chicago, 0 PM. ‘Dal mous “F. F. V. Lim. 2 wild vestibated tein with dintne car ant Pullnan sleepers for Cincinnati, Lexingt Louisville, without change: arrivt: Lexington, 6:10 p.m.: Loulsyilie, 9:50 20 p.m. Chicsz0, 7:20 a.m., connecting in Union depot {i DAILY Fer Old Point Comfort and Aoniy pall iloe. M.D, Gordonsville, ATL Y— for nme ‘Waynesboro’, Staunton and_princt- Yirginla points; daily, except Sunday, for Rich- in locations and tickets at company’s of- Hi ty and 1421 eaayecsanel oe 2 220 General P Agent. OO POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. NEW PALACE STEAMER HARRY RANDALL Leaves River View wharf, 7th street. Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday at 7 a.m. Landing at ali wharves as far down Maddox a Returning on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, 3 p.m. Pas- senger accommodations loesinen Freight received until hour of sailing. Tels 1765. F. A. REED & CO., fel9-tt STEAMER MATTANO For Matto Crock, and intermediate jy ndings from 7th street wharf every SUNDA DAY and THURSDAY at 7 o'clock a.m. Pas- senger and freight rates the lowest. For in- formation apply G. L. ‘Coal 828 Pa. fe16é-3m ave. nw. WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT ©O., “ From 7th st. ferry Wwhar! Steamer Wakefleld on MONDAYS, DAYS and SATURDAYS at 7 a.m.,’ for Nomint creek, Leonardtown and St. ee bay and in- termediate landings. TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and ‘SUNDAYS. eee, ae 430-tt * WEDNES- Manager. NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO. DAILY LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON, D. C., FORTRESS hoxton and Pacer Oa. va. Steamers. ‘The new and powerful Iron Palace WASHINGTON AND NORFOLK—SOUTH BOUND, Leave Washington daily at 7 p.m. from foot of 7th st. wharf, arrive at ress Monroe at 6:30 a.m. next day. Arrive at ‘Norfolk at 7:30 a.m., where railroat “connections ‘are made for all points south and southwest. NORTH BOUND. Leave Norfolk daily at 6:10 p.m. Leave Fortress Monroe lat 7:10 p.m. Arrive at Washington at 6:30 a.m. next ‘on sale at 518, 619, 1951 and 1421 Pen» sylvania ave. and 615 15th st. nw. Ask for — via new line. ‘Telephone, 750. aplétt CALLAHAN, aoe Gen. Supt. SUMMER RESORTS. eo SUMMER BOARD— a with that city. aplé-cre apiece __8tenyman, CARROLL SPRINGS diem ald Forest Gi A Remotpeime Thatta For invalids tee th ad uiet.. No’ mental ate M. 1 SEASIDE HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY, 2. Un ocean front. Sun parlor, Stier Salt water baths in house. in YEAR. _ CHAS. . EVANS. _ Mrs. HAMILTON tex, NTE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., ON THE BEACH FRONT. eituatrated bo booklet mailed on WATER nate ELEVATO! ROBERTS & TRE y ALBENATTE Ait aa ory, 2 Now open. aia ave. near few and modern. (Of met close.) ‘Bteams heat. Every convenience. terms “are revsonable. Dlus- mes Doaklet” mi mailed upon aration. Desert; tion. LES E. COPE. HOTEL ATGLEN. —— City, NJ. Michigan ave. near heated. Perfect arrangements, mb24 . 1 = ¥ THE EVARD, ATLANTIC CITY, Rentvvek cin] rates for spring. mb21-1m ATLANYIC CITY, N.J. __mbl4-3m Mrs. J. F. NEALL of Tioga. THE PENNHURST, ALTANTIC CITY, X. 3. FAR, THE BEACH. AVENUE, NOW OPEN. & . 8. MILNO! LOSS101 Wasbington, D. C. mi THE IRVINGTON, ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. OPEN FEBRUARY 10, 1894. On the beach. Modern and cheerful. Elevator; fan parlor: duplex diter and paris ist CHAMBERS & HOOPES, OLD POINT, COMFORT. | VA. SHERWOOD 10. t homelike ‘el: reduced rates; $2 day; $10 w and, comfortable. evo. PookER Tad bom ue 1123-25 13th 0-3m THE §| SHEL RU RYE. atp ATLANTIC CITY. X. 3. REMAINS OPES TEROCGHOET TTB a Situated directly on the beach. Every nience, Including hot and csld sea water bathe and elevator. 2. 1D. SOUTHWICK, K, Manager. fo2- THE ELKTON, Atlantic City. N. J. Kentucky ave. near beach. Home comforts: steam heat; appointments first- class. FE. WILE. fel-Gm SUBURBAN PROPERTY. FOR SALE—AT KENEL WORTH, ACRE LOTR, beautifully situated gaicaded and TERMI For plats, &e., Fasy TE vail ow RLDPORD W. WALKER & SON, 1000 F st. apls-tt SONS OF THE REVOLUTION. | Amnual Meeting of the National So- clety at Aunapolis. ‘The annual meeting of the National Suci- ety of the Sons of the Revolution was held |in the historic senate chamber of the state capitol at Annapolls yesterday. The meeting was begun behind closed doors. Bishop Whipple of Minnesota made the opening prayer, and then the members | who were not delegates, and others, were | admitted to the ante-room on the right of | the senate chamber, where they were al- | lowed to hear the Proceedings, but no cone not a member of the society was permitted to invade the sacred precincts in which the | meeting was being held. Gov. Carroll made the opening address of welcome. The state societies of Illinois, Ohio, New Hampshire, Connecticut and North Carolina were admitted as members of the general society, as were those of Missouri, West Virginia, Alabama and Florida, although the latter were not represented. The Pennsylvania society introduced reso- lutions to the effect that June 14 of each year be observed as flag day, as on that Gate, in 1777, the stars and stripes were Grst adopted as the flag of our country; | that each state society should use every possible means to have special observances on that day. It was decided to refer the | matter to await the action of the next gen- eral meeting. Minnesota introduced resolutions to the effect that thq society deplored the class of |tmmigrants who were coming to the coun- try; that it advised that the number should be limited; that restrictions be placed around the people coming in; that unnaturalized males should be heavily fined if they at- | tempted to vote, and that any person ille- nd | gally naturalizing aliens should be heavily fin These resolutions were referred to a committee for action. When Secretary of the Navy Herbert and Capt. Phythian of the Naval Academy were introduced they were received with warm greetings. Gov. Carroll presented to Capt. Phythian a copy of the resolutions adopted by the society ‘last year, which set forth that the society would present a gold medal to the cadet who wrote the best essay on the Americaa navy during the revolutionary war, essay not to have less than 1,776 words nor more than 1,894, and a silver medal for the second best. The society, after passing resolutions thanking Gov. py for his kindness in par aicmee them to use the senate ———-oe—_____ JACKSON'S DOUBLE MURDER. A special from Centreville, Md., says that Wednesday evening Wm. Jackson, col- ored, went to the house of George R. Lea- ger, a farmer, near Church Hill, Queen Anne county, and insulted Mrs. Leager,aiso threatening her life. Jackson picked | hatchet, and with it struck Leager a won the head, killing him instantly. Then he fired at 8 son Ira, a lad of fourteen years, mortally wounding him. Jackson was arrested. ———_+e-+—____ Appointed by the Medical Congress. A private cablegram received from Rome announces that the international medical congress, in appointing its honorary presi- dents for the year, has made Dr. J. B. Murphy of Chicago president for the United States. The list is as follows: For America, Dr. J. B. Murphy; for Germany, Bergran of Berlin; for Switzerland, Kocher of Berne; for Treland, Stonteau of Dublin; for Eng- land, Sir. Wm. McCormack; for Austria, Mikalicz of Vienna; for Scotland, Mucemen of Glasgow. brilliant work in “Mark Twain’s” Firm Fails. Samuel L. Clemens (Mark Twain) and Frederick J. Hall, doing business under the name of Chas. L. Webster & Co., booksel- lers and publishers at 67 5th avenue, New York, made an assignment Wednesday for the benefit of their creditors 11 COXEY AND HIS ANTE-TYPES Booted Petitions That Have Made a Mark in History, The Gordon Riots in London—How the House of Lords Was Frightenead— Anacharsis Kloots's Motley Army. ‘Written for The Bvrening Star. “The thing that hath been is that shall be, and that which Is done is which shall be done, and there is no new thing under the sun.” Coxey and company are but imitators, an@ history is full of their ante-types. The right of petition has been used and abused in all nations and in ali times. A notable instance in England was that of Lord George Gordon and his so-called anti- popery riot in 1780. The germ of this riot ‘was @ movement inaugurated by cere but over-anxious Protestan’ taken alarm at the passage of favor of religious Uberty,” which the proscription of Catholics them on the footing of other tions. The opponents of the act was an insidious attempt to pave for the restoration of Catholiciem ligion of the state, although a ity of the parliament that adherents and friends of England, the established religion. for its repeal were circulated all over Great Britain, and Lord George Gordon undertook to present them to the house of commena, of which he wasa member. _ The movement was a perfectly harmless S| one, and, had it been confined to its origi nators, would have terminated in the peace- ful and orderly exercise of the right of pe- ution. But the lawless and vicious element that abounds in ernie namesake ae: of it to mask an against the ‘one fy pnp so e 2, 17 by deputations from many te E i vil . tended tant associations, started for commons to present the petition. fide followers were perfectly triotic in their intentions, 4 emphasize their interest in the petition by their presen joined, however, by a motley crow: lums, and when they reached ment house, instead of an ond sion of church members, a of 20,000 men surged around and into a L the ce. oe? He the building, filling the lobbies of both houses, clamoring for admission, and threatening to break down the doors. The house of lords was thoroughly ds i n, said, by 120,000 of the king’s Subjects. ‘The house recognized the right of petition by re- ceiving it, but refused to be in and by the decisive vote of 182 to 06 its consideration for four days. Meanw! the rioters were with difficulty preven’ from executing their threats of cmuring ty violence and compelling «he immediate tion of the petition. In the midst of the ex- citement a member of the house Lord Gordon and said: “My lord, is it purpose tc bring your into the house of commons? If so, I warn you that the instant one of them enters I yours.” This had its effect on Lord ‘Gor don, and he led the rabble away if i | ful demonstration, and returned homes. The mob now qe ~~. inaugurated a a ti days, Curing which they open all the prisons and liberated their oe te i i in- mates, rifled shops, pillaged and gutted the house of Chief Justice Monstell, ant made two ineffectual att into the Bank of Baglnd. ‘The ‘civil a authorities Were paralyzed for the time being with fear. Finally, on the Sth of June, the military were ordered to fire on the mob. At the first voliey two or three hundred were killed or wounded. That ended the riot, scattered and disappeared, and sumed its accustomed tranquility, Anecharsis Kloots. Another Mlvstration of the right of tion, more comprehensive in its scope, more ridiculous in its makeup, was presen’ ed during ‘he French revolution by a Prus- sian exile, one Anacharsis Kloota, who styled himself “Orator of the Human Race.' Klootz professed to be the represent of no less a constituency than the species. He gathered together in lot of tramps from all parts and dressed them up in the the various countries. As he even in Paris, find natives of all he supplied the deficiency from bonds of the city, hired for twel per head, and arrayed them in refuse of theatrical wardrobes. Placing himself at the head of this motley coll them in solemn procession to the bar | national assembly, as the delegates | nations, awakened to a sense of th: | Braded condition by the glorious of revolutionary France, and presenting their petition thet the sovereignty people should be acknowledged and their oppressors destroyed, through all the uni- verse, as well as in France. Carlyle, in his “French Revolution,” thus tures the scene: “On the 19th of June, 1 the sun's slant rays lighted a spectacle such as Our foolish little planet has not often had to show; Anacharsis Klootz entering the —_ de gd with the human é Eletl il ree i f Ey Hf Scott, in his ede of Napoleon,” Says: “So far this absurd scene was the extravagance of a mere eke the assembly had sent Anacharsis to lam, and his train to the Bicetre would have ended as mee AS have done. But the of the assembly, applauded ¢ ‘orator,’ and received the grotesque attendants, as if what they pretended, the four —. of the globe.” ether Gen. Coxey will a Lord George Gonion or Klootz remains to be sven. play the role of Lord Gordon, the Capitol with his army, banners with the strange Roads,” it is to be hoped poy wes = the house of and leave the tariff unconsidered, the House will not have to itty stilts 8 lle i i: @ guest. The news of the han@ing down of the dispensary law decision by the South ‘Caro- lina supreme court was received at Charles- ton shortly after 10 o'clock in the morning. An hour later upward of 200 blind tigers had miraculously recovered their eyesight and were in full blast. Many of them hung out signs inviting the passersby to “walk in and have one with the house,” and peo- ple were by no means slow to accept the invitation. There was no lack of stimu- lants in the city, as an immense stock had been laid in when the dispensary constabu- lary were engaged in the Darlington riot. The general impression is that . Tie man will call an extra session of the gen- eral assembiy to pass a new law, and then take it up to the state supreme court, which on July 1 will be Tillmantte in poll- tics by the qualification Justice E. B. Gary. What will happen in the meantime, how- ever, is difficult to say. Since the Darling- ton episode the whisky constabulary have been comparatively inactive. No raids of either stores or private residences have been attempted anywhere in the state. The force of constabulary in Charleston, formerly numbering from fifteen to twenty men, all armed with revolvers an@ Win- chester rifles, has been reduced to three, who confine t'eir attentions to the railroad depots. The town was very quiet last night, al- though whisky may be had at any saloon in the city. This has been the case, in- deed, ever since the dispensary law went into operation, on July 1, 1892. The atfrer- ence is, however, that last night mixed drinks and ner Havers were over the bar openly. action 0! eoverner is watched with great anxiety.