Evening Star Newspaper, April 28, 1894, Page 12

‘19 SUBURBAN PROPERTY UR SALE—A HANDSUME MODERN COTTAGE ON the Metropolitan branch of B. and O.K.R.; 80 min- Utes from Washingtun; house contaius 9 rooms; il kinds of fruit, de. SUBURBAN PROPERTY. MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN |__HORSES AND VEHICLES. FuR SALE—AT SUOMBESEY HEIGHTS, NEAR ‘Tenleytown, one acte of ground and 9-room cot- tage; cellar; furnace; a.m.i.; $4,800; easy terms. ap STURGES & MOU! 006 F st. ow. CTS, ON A ‘minutes’ drive ve city. PRICE, $100 PER ACRE. For location and par- er apply to tr 14th st. nw. BUSINESS OHANCES. ep5-1m FOR SALE--GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE southwest; good business stand; cheap rent. apzs-at* JOHN QUINN, 467 7th st. s.w. WOR SALE—CONTENTS OF PRIVATE HOUSE with rooms enough rented to almost rent; ties going 4 for summer; will entire irnishings ; -class condition. Apply, after 10 am., at 714 10th st. nw. ap28-2° MONEY TO LOAN TO PERSONS, WHOSE IM- me sums of about $9 per $1,000, cipal and interest; cit; A {ott ‘the followiog sue 2a band tor rere: 1,000, $1,500, | $4,000, C 1201 Penna. 10,000. Room 5, x __apzs-Bt Loan Ox REAL ESTATE IN THE interes! in hand for straight loans, is ample. (RS G. JESTER, €39 F st. n.w, tere Seas tos ‘asl no commission. “Address Box oth Gust be’ on apes it for ‘DESIRABLE HOMES IN THE COUN- tay ake aie; howes om Ot 2 Sonus! terms 1y exchange; some cash; ime ; fwo of these very fine houses. Address GEO. N. WALKSR, owner, Hyattsville, Md. ap28-2t* @RE YOU LOOKING FOR aN ? INVESTMENT yo make are DUCKETT, DENT & CO., 685 F st. FOR a hae re or aa LAND, a orehard. 4-room dwelling and outbuilding; % mile from station; terms; $1,500. p2s-3t* _ DUCKETT, DENT’ & CO., 685 F st. YOR RENT_6 ACRES OF LAND, WITH 10-ROOM Bouse, large stable and barn; plenty of shade; first-class condition; close to Sept; 5, ap28-3t* _ DUCKETT, DENT & ©O., 685 F st. FOR SALE-OR RENT—1 HAVE AT HYATTS- ville @ new, six-room house for rent or sale on brad terms. N. A. DUNNING, 450 Pa. ave. aw. WOR SALE—ONE OF THE MOST MAGNIFICENT VILLA SITES NEAR WASHINGTON, D. C., any from and in full view of city; high and perfectly healthy; with sixty-three acres of land splendid grove of timber on same: with small stream of water running through one side of it. At @ great bargain. = R.A. PHILLIPS & SON, pee 1422 N.Y. ave. For saLe— NEAR WOODSIDE STATION, ON MEEROFOLIFAK BRANCH, B. AND O. Valuable building sites, fronting on and adjacent to Ith st. in lots of oe ace and upward ts thirty acres. to iv. N. HUYCK, apts st 1505 Pa. ave. aw. Sow SALE_OR EXCHANGE— NEAR HIGHLAND STATION, AND 0. R. R.. A LOVELY ap23-3t WOR SALPL_EXCHANGE OR RENT. It ogee a, ec a he jarrett . two at ‘at Capitol View, two at Forest Glen ‘sof thr ; also Sd-foot lore in thee villages. on BEN- of $5.00 and $10.00. F. F st. aw., or Linden, Md. ap28-3t FOR SALE-THE BT tetera PROPERTY WITH- 1505 Pa. ave. nw. FOR SALE—OR RENT—DWELLING. 16 ROOMS, om Washington branch B. and O. R. R., within five minutes of Jessup’s. Also furnished’ cottage $f Oakland, Garrett county. C. W. HANDY, 610 aw. 2] Wom RENT_FURNISHED COTTAGE, AT WAaH- ago Grove, Md. Apply J. R. RIGGLES & ‘2., Paint ‘Store, ot. aw. Ite FoR SALE_oR BXCHANGE—A MAGNIFICENT house; 14 rooms: bath and cellar; furnace heat; every convenience: 2% acres land; mear station, om B. and O.: cost owner $12,000; will sell for $8,250. GRAVES & BELT, 631 Pa. ave. aw. apzs-3t WOR SALE OR RENT—HOUSES AND LOTS, OR Will build to order. om small monthly payments; B. and O. RR; tare ye. L J. BAKER, 4 x ap27-1m* Ho. as HO Sic FOR THE GENTLE sephyrs that through ¢ wy boughs, god thirst for draught of health-giving water from the old oaken bucket which bangs in the Tell at, the door. Inspect early handsome cot- » with three acres and abundance fruits; 12 from W: jon on line the “Royal Blue.” R. V. HALL, 110 St. Paul st., Baltimore. apse GoR SALE-FIND 7-ROOM COTTAGE, CELLAR and attic; large lot; at Avalon Heights, D.C., on 20th st.; east front: no reasonable offer refi ap27-ae' & , 611 F st. fon RENT — FARM HOUSE, ONE HALF MILE from Ward station; 9 rooms; high; healthy; good water and ty shade; rent reasonable. Also for sale, shares capital stock Gaithersburg Miing ‘and Mfg. Co.; first-class investment. Address A. F. M., Gaithersburg, Md. ap26-3t* an 18-room slate-roof house mear 40,000 ft. Yakoma Park ind 3 improved lots, 3.1 squa-e from depot and trolley, :'on Maple ave., 3 doors from Car- roll; takes but 30 minutes on trolley to see it; brick sidewalk, shade, fruit, verandas, reservoir: bewse im good condition; sacrifice om cost; near 90 acre to sell off lots from. For suburban resi- dence close proximity to depot and trolley means much. ‘Inquire of or write OWNER, 7il_ H st. Pw. ap26-3t* FOR RENT—OR SALE—PALLS CHURCH; NEAR station; opp. the Evergreen. commodious 10-room cottage garden; shade; fruit; fine water. GEG. H. BLISS, 519 st. nw. it = FOR SUBURBAN rue; 2 lots in B: SuxI50 each; 2 lots in Garrett Park, 552285 ‘each; well focated; $2.70. JAMES BAYNE, Bank. FOR SALE-A DELIGHTFUL HOME aT GAR- rett Park: pew 6room house: lot 50x160; near depot aud’ school; ali conveniences; easy terms; 2.700. JA MES BAYNE, 8, ti Bank. For sate— 30 acres, Im Suitland, two miles from the Dis- trict; improved by a good 6-room dwelling, with Recessary outbutl has variety of fruit; this place is well ted for gardeni rposes, and a © ee & pues apl9,21,26,23-4t 125 Pa. ave. u.w. FOR SALE—aT FOREST GLEN, MD. home; 7 rooms, bath, attic and celia: » corper lot, near station; terms to suit. office. ap5-eolm* FOR SALE—GET YOURSELF A SUMMER HOME AT COLLEGE PARK, Md.; several nice houses; 11 rooms; large Berches; 2 to 10 acres of ground: OS elk, $4,500 to $15,000. JOHN 0. JOH IN, G@ and 12th sts. mbl7-slaw,2m For SALE—OR | EXCHANGE-A 10 ROOM COT- se, squares im station, on Oak ay Ta- Kotss Park? Bot and cold wetes’ ak, ne hace, | Wide porches, 20,000 feet of groutd; also lots in| te pw. section of Wathlogton. to OWNER, 614 Fat. nw, room i. aghbbee FOR RENT—IN ‘KVILLE, MD.—SIX DWELI- {ug houses, cootaining from ‘six to twenty Tooma: all well located; near Gepot; newly inted and im good repair.” Addrem, LEE OPFETT. Rock ville, Md. ap26-3t FOR SALE-AT TAKOMA PARK—A @ ROOM CoT- tage: dry cellar, shade, weil of good water; over 19,000 feet of ground. ' Price, $1 part ‘cash, to suit. If not sold w: Tented for | $12.50 a month. apply HEATON, Takoma Park, or 2H. LICHLITER, 470. Lo ana ave. r. 44 st. atd-Im ¥ CHEAP PROPERTY when small monthly payments will buy a lot tn Fort Myer Heights, on the Arlington electric settway: high and healthy: 5 minutes’ walk from | 4 EI * agent (oerting the oass} te Now Gok cee es || Gentes ROA AE OR BOND, DOO it} estate: 5 g , a a ‘of thtee of the best. stables of running 000 SUMS TO SUNT DAVID D. STONE, at East St. Louis and Madison and 606 F st. s.w. ap2s-8t tracks, would like to do with reliable parties who want A No. 1 information. Pool | $100,000 Ji City. or address| To Loan A. ADAMSON, Oat : xt” | on Real Retate January 2. +--12 per gent. CHAS. W. HANDY, — bed ap27-1m 610 13th st. B.w. ee se “ aT LOWEST hind “OF INTEREST SEAL ESTATE IN THB DISTRICT. ee i be ap2t R. 0. HOLTZMAN, paid vs. paid twice each month; money can be ED PROPER: withdrawa any time: $20 to $1,000 can be io- TO LOAN= $2,000 ON ¥.W. ‘ag TNE Vested; write for_information. CRENSHAW & BOWEN, a eS SS Stock ga ap26-4t? 1410 G st. nw S00 “MONTHLY GUARANTEED aranevpaceua | MONEY TO IOAN ON SECOND TRUSTS—w. L $00 MONTHLY GUARANTEED—MANUFACTUR- SEN. ‘Boswe tas ing concern wants tive io Washington;| BUEN, — eat must have few hundred dollars cash to pey for on delivery after orders are secured. 140 Nassau st., New York, N.Y. it FOR RENT—COAL YARD—THR EXCELLENTLY equi coal yard at 519 4% st. sw.; will be rent to desirable tenant on fair terms. Aj to owner, V. BALDWIN JOHNSON, 1101, ie ap2s- means, competent to attcnd . advertising and office details, as partner in pat- ent business. office. to. corres; Address PATENTS, Star ap2s-2t* RARE CHANCE FOR GOOD TYPEWRITER—COPY- ing office, established for ten years in best loca- tion in city, must be cheap for cash within _the next few days. M. 'T., Star office.1b* WANTED—NAME AND ADDRESS OF SOME CO’ Brignt oll, Prospector or expert. Address LAM- IB, Wide Water, Vi ite ‘a. ir . FOR SALE—A NICH FITTED UP CONFECTION. ery store, in good location, cheap for cash; good Feason given. 230 lith st. se = It* Trteree; ticenss Ber the Cole Seat ot eae ‘ures; license ©! ir; will sell at sacrifice. Apply at 2012 Vth ‘st. nw. ite FOR SALE—GROCERY, MEAT AND PROVISIONS, im northwest; one of the best stands in city; do- business of $70 a day; $1,900. Address it G., Star office. WANTED—TO BUY A DRUG STORE IN } west; state terms and local 0) FIDENTIAL Q., Star office. ap26-st* WANTED—TWO PARTNERS TO JOIN OWNER OF 120 acres MINERAL TRACT (on railroad), with view of forming joint stock company; one-third share for $1,000; positions as officers, at fair nara: ‘ben company is 5 Address PROMOTER, Star office. ap26-3t* FOR SALE-STOCK AND FIXTURES OF AN ART And fancy store. 1416 14th st. o.w. ap26-8t* FOR RENT OR SALE-FRAME HOUSE WITH side lot; 60x90; stable for 8 horses; now used 4% and 6th a Bee for wood and coal yard: all buildings on premises fmail"‘meaue: $30" per month Toquise “et” A small means; BEHREND, a1? B ee. ap26-6t WEY PaY RENT? YOU CAN BUY A COMFOR’ Fe her ay a [yp laccrenn ag gp rooms th and all conrentences, om mon Address 0 merts of ; no cash y Erte ae FOR SA Totes ‘already. estabitaned filrosd. facilities al ; a vorable terms. Address 220 Bullitt bldg. Phila- Signs, Pa. apid-eo6t 77_PER CENT FOR THE MONTH OF MARCH. Syndicate plan of speculation. Have you ever tried it income; $4 t your me ‘0 oo sto. THOMPSON & DERE CO. MONEY TO LOAN IN ANY SUMS DESIRED, ‘T LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST, io el tons. TH J. FISHER & CO., ap25-tt 1324 F st. ow, WE HAVE THE FOLLOWING SUMS IN HAND TO = 000, $1,000 and §500. These sums have just been received from payments of notes, preparation of papers can & CO. st. 1319 F WANTED—TO BORROW $8,000, 2 YEARS, 5 PER ‘on property worth $30,000; no ‘commis- fom Jrtoctnie ealy, BUX 18, Stir alice. MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED PROPERTY te te i3 u ist be at lowest rates of interest in the District, ap24-6t 4 1206 G st. We MONEY TO LOAN AT TO) RATES OF IN- terest on ee Foal estate security. ap23-tt |. L. RUST, 624 14th st. aw. MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS FROM $100 TO $5, on furniture, life insurance policies, stocks of merchandise, real estate notes, &e., repayable jn $wall monthly payments; no bonus charged; legal interest, 6 per cent per annum; no pub- licity; strictly, confidential. For purticulars cali or write to THE COMMERCIAL LOAN AND TRUST CO., jew York ave. n.w. apid-12t* MED GO) to 8S 000 om city real’ estates sien, 6% ° per cent -_—,. to loan ¢ roCKER i ap2i-tt 704 ‘14th st. nw. MONEY TO LOAN AT & PER CENT ON AP- proved District real estate. Also installment loans made. ¥. H. SMITH & SONS, apla 1418 F st. nw. MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUTT ON REAL ‘estate security in the District of Columbia; a0 rate, WASH'N DANENHOWER, Cor. 13th and @ sts. o.w. MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, HORSES, &0., ‘Without removal from your possession. Low rates; easy terms; no publicity; loans made the day you apply for them. Please call on QaPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE CO., apls-tt apis-tr 02 F st. m.w., main floor. ‘MON LOAN IN SUMS CIT, FROM Mood to $25,005, hree to five Years, on eity property. T. RB. BROOKS, 616 12th’ st. p1é-1m_ TO LOAN UN APPROVED CITY REAL in sums to suit, at lowest rates of interest. H. T. LEIPOLD, 13th and F sts. n.w. MONEY TO LOAN—ON REAL ESTATE OR OTHER Security; lowest rates; amounts and time to suit. Apply at once to - R. A. PHILLIPS & SON, apT-sét 38 Wall st., New York. apl4-im 1422 New York rs STABLE FOR SALE—ONE OF THE BEST PAY- $5,000 TO $25,000 aT 5 PER CENT; NO DELAY tabl in Washi 24 boarders; 40 and securit Oo. K. Buss ait’ xinds of date Teasons for| ‘* Papers NY I MAKIN GADSBY, selling. Address J. G., Star ¢ ice. ap23-6t* Cor. 18th and I WISH TO BUY A JOB PRINTING OFFICE OR lant: well equipped with modern types and stock. ive price and other particulars to IN EARNEST, Star off ap2l FOR RENT—A HANDSOME STORE; 2720 M ST., West Washington, with stable if desired. Rent low. R. A. PHILLIPS & mh29-1mo FOR SALE Liquor tached; ‘central Bess; fixtures, for sellin: aT RAMS, ‘Your wateh All our pS-tr SON, 1422 N. Y. ave. STORE, DWELLING AT- lly located; doing a thriving bust- 4 ‘secured; will well stock, id furniture, dc. ddress Box 79, Star office. fe7-tf Ss cleaned for $1: work warranted ai : ——— FOR SALE—BICYCLES. FOR SALE—A PNEUMATIC-TIRED BICYCLE; excellent condition; 2 bargain if sold at once cash. Address HARD UP, Star office. 1t* FOR SALE—GENTLEMAN’S ALMOST NEW, easy-running pneumatic safety, with lamp and bell, for $70; im $5 payments to responsible per- it ‘a0 8 "T 606 ‘S 3B Ie “nos ICTOR ;* order, FOR SALE—ONE ‘91 “ fon tires; in good running 2213 L st. n.w. FOR SALE— y CENTURY COLUMBIA; band brake; good as new; dirt cheap at $85. ap2-tt J.’B. M., 1108 E’st. (printing office.) PROFESSIONAL ALCOHOL AND CABINET VAPOR BATHS, magnetic treatment and scientific massage. Mrs. ADDIé SULLIVAN, 606 13th st. n.w. Competent C api-24t* CABINET, VAPOR, SULPHUR AND SEA SALT with magnetic << electric treatuents, baths, Dr. SARA WAYCOTT, 18th st. o.w. PROF. CLAY, OLDEST ESTABLISHED, ONLY RE. PEARL CU + for $95 en te _ap27-0t° liable, genuine and natural-bora clairvoyant, trologer and medium io this city, tells your Il from cradle to grave, in ‘dreams, reveals hidden mysteries, finds Property, | causes speedy marriages, brings separated together, ints out gives success in yusiness, removes family troubles, evil influences. Consult “him on » Eatiefaction “guaranteed. itisfaction guarant . jus Sittin cents, Hours. 9 to 9. Open Sunda: 459 H at., det. 4% and Oth s.w. ap2e-6t* A Phenomenal Wonder Has Arrived at 706 13th St.N.W. The only Genuine Medium, Prof. J. M. Crane. SITTINGS: LADIES, $1; GENTS, $2. Beware of fraudulent ones. The only zennine medium living, since the age of 4 years, is PROF. ANE, who can be consulted on all jove polats and matrimony. Will tell you the names of all departed friends and living ones. All disease. no love or obey 3 = skeptical; never fatied. matter of what nature, will be fully diagnosed | and immediate relief given. Only such cases taken as other physicians eannot cure. Deafness, fits, rheumatic pain, catarth in all forms, cancer, con: sumption, dropsy and asthtaa. The separated brought ‘together, marriage consummated, | stolen Property recovered. Consultation daily "from 9 am. to 8 p.m. 10 to 4 Sunday, at 706 13th St. N.W. ‘FRANCIS, CARD READER AND TRAS ¢ edium.—Eife from cradie to grave. Sittings own. See us about it. ROBINSON &| quam, Eife, ‘Cay * 2 ly. ny ip. st. Cards, 25e. me i, 03 Atlantic building. ap25-Im_! ‘Trance sitting, 50c. mb20-26t* i SALE—-10 ACRES OF LAND; A MAGNIFE | = — gent sight for a rural cottage; overlooking this | GEORGE PLUMMER, este and eity and surroundings: bigh and healthy; oaly 2 uu ast — miles out; for $2,500; terms to suit. R.A. he 1th ot. ow. = PHILLIPS & SON, 1422 N. Y. ave. ap2i-Im From 10 to4. apo-1ste FOR SALE—HIGH looking Rock creek, at tan branch of the Baltimore and Obio_rallroa: $200 to each, payable $2.50 to $5 cash in Advance, and sma eusington, on Metropoll- amount weekly or monthly; RENT. nier Heigh felmnecs, 8, rookland, 6r. Brook! LEN & BATCHEL api tt Cor. 10th and G FOR SALE HOUSE ON ANACOSTIA HEIGHTS, ba PROF. JOHNSON IS THE GREATEST MIND reader; was sworn by four judges of Chicago; tells all the events of life; compels love; brings back separated; speedy Marriages; great herb doctor of ‘Chica; Hours, from 8 a.m. to il p.m. Sundays, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Price, Gvc. Now at 1222 7th'st. ow. mh5-Sw* MMP. DREAMER, THE ONLY CELEBRATED EN glish and German astrologist in the city.—Teills all events of life. Office bou to 9 p.m.; inday, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. 14th st. nw. ap23-Im* MRS. CERY, 1902 7TH ST. N.W.—I GUARANTEE to cervince the most skeptical on past, present and future life, law suits, divorces, love and overlooking city and river; 8 rooms, attic, marriage, gains the love of those you desire, cellar, furn Bear street cars; ot; fruit. overcomes evil influences, gives names in full of T. J. PUTNAM, 53 Franklin 4 those you hare or will marry. All information api2-lm* —. pongo ood i — and be con- FoR SaLe_ON EASY TERMS—OR EXCHANGE| ‘inced, as seeing aad ce eo 3 he foc city property. or a large farta moar Wash: | cee Touredays and Surdayx. "~” epBi-Sw ington, several andsome cottages, with from 6 OSF' TED EBLE , to 8 rooms; ranging to ;rice from $2,500, $3,; ; 78 bas pp P een CITRIC VAPOR with large lots, at Lakela fare. only 6% cents. nd. Md. Inguire # BONS, st. ow. Kelaud, Md., or tele- phone 1 ‘apS-3m FOR SALE-LOTS IN BROOKLAND AND S rounding able, but firm, | ateady « ia lots: mone advanced for building purposes by GRACE THOMAS, Room 100. Corcoran building. Branch office, Brookland ape-Im ‘and ‘Soldiers’ b: take Hrightwood ave. el ich pass door to ‘Newman ter- Bw.; Petworth sub. Tele bath, for rheumatism and all nervous troubles: also ‘special treatment for catarrh aud hay feve Facial steaming. Massage. 918 H st.n.w. fel4-3n | MMB. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF life. All business confidential. Ladies and gentle- men, 50c. each. Hours, 9 a.m. to 9 Bz, 008 -3m* New York ave. a.w., near 6th st. NOTARIES PUBLIC. COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS AND NOTARY PUB- lic for ail states and territories a SPECIALTY by R. BH. EVANS, office (basement) 1321 F st. Always in ofice Afflee hours. Jai-tt COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY STATB and territory. Notary ard U. 3. Commissione: oe JOHN & BEALL. va api2-tt MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE D yy ft made monthly in mod- the District ;repayment rate amounts on the building association pli Dumber of ments limited. Inquire of WASHINGTON NATIONAL BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, Ohio National Bank bldg., cor. 12th and G ste n.w. apl2-1mo MONEY IN HAND TO LOAN ON DISTRICT REAL estate in sums to suit. ALBERT F. FOX, api2-Im aw. MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED REAL ES- tate at 5 and 6 per cent interest; no delay: large amounts a specialty. MEYERS & AMD! SON, 1323 G st. nw. apé-tr TO LOAN—ON REAL ESTATE— $5,000 3,000, 2'000 1,600 500 THOS. EK. WAGGAMAY, ape O17 F xt. aw. MONEY IN SUMS TO SUIT AT VERY LOWEST IN- terest on D. C. real estate security. FRANK T. RAWLINGS, member Washington Stock Exchange, 1505 Pa. ave. (Arlington Fire Ins. Co.'s office). ap2-tr MONEY TO LOAN AT 5 AND 5% PER AT CENT short notice. Small loans, $250. $500, $1,000, &c., at 6 per cent. WM. H. SAUNDERS & 00. 1407 F mrae-tt MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY PROP- erty; installment plan; interest and principal repayable monthly; lowest rates: no del money for st aight loans; will call. Addr 213, City P. O. MAD mh20-2m* MONEY TO ee ae Lowest bg or IN- terest on approv real estate security. PT eLACHL EN & BATCHBLDER, mhi7-tt 10th and G s: MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES OF IN- it on approved ren) extate security. best: ss HEISKELL & Mc-ERA‘ ms 1008 MONEY TO LOA? ON APPROVED CITY REAL estate at 5 410 per cent interest. Large amonnts & speciait & RUTHERFORD, 1307 Fr 500. TO $5.00 DO YOU EVER FIND YOURSELF IN NEED OF A SMALL SUM OF MONFY? WE HAVE THE FACILITIES TO ACCOMMO- DATE YOU. THE COLUMBIA I. I. CO., $a26-tf 908 @ ST. N.w. WASHINGTON M ITRAGE LOAN €9., 610 F st. nw. WH! losn yon any sum you want, large or small. on furniture, pianos, ‘herses, nt removal or publicity. Any business with us strictly confident yon can get the moner the dav you ask f Loans can be paid In part or in full and a time to suit the convenience of the borrower and any part pald reduces the cost of carry'ng | ihe loan in proportion to the amonnt paid. Tt will be to your advantage to see us before securing a lon WASHINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN ©O., In old line companies, warchonse and | polfetes sora YERKES & BAKER, a13-tr | storage receipts, bonds, &c. 17 Sun building. MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY Prop. erty, either straight or installment loans: the lat- ter may he paid hack by abont $10 per month on the $1,000, incinding both principal and interest. ROOM'S, 1201 Pa. av 2-tr MONFY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE OR F Jass security at lowest rates of Interest ¥ where the security 14 good. api8 C. GREEN, 0% RST- mh9 nw. | wagons, &e., | 429-tr 610 F ST. N.iv. | LOANING AGAIN ON SUCH COLLATERAL AS | “local listed stocks, trusts, mortgages, Insurance | Weed ag foe ret Ba witey's Stabeme, 8 ith st. near E st. n.w.1° pak ty ge S ‘con ; Mons’ sala AnD EXCHANGE STABTES 120 ‘Ohio ave. n.w. eae FOR SALE—BY PARTY fire bicod bay horse; stands 1! perfectly sound and tle; suitable for se; harness at two- led wagon ia. Can be seen at 1105 11th st. n.w.a28-3t JUST ARRIVED A CAR LOAD OF CHOICE, s&- lected horses, consistit principally coach act “arangst E horses; iG FOR SALE—20 HEAD OF HORSES RaP. pahannock ore. Va.; workers and drivers; one extra snddier. To be seem at 1109 B st. ‘n.w. _ DOUGHERTY & LASKEY. ap27-et BOARDING HORSES —HORSES TAKEN TO BOARD at oe mo. ; best of feed and attention; eg me a trial. BEUCHLER'S STABI 208 T4th et.n.w. ap26-4t® FOR SALE—7-YEAR-OLD BLACK HORSE, river; cheap. Have no use for him. to 10T 4% at.aw. 4 ap2e-ste FOR SALE—EXTRA FINE SADDLE HORSE FOR or gentleman; 7-years-old; fectly sound; ft 1,000 Ibe, Inquire 927 D mows a ES FOR SALE—A HANDSOME BAY HORSE; 7 YRS. old; sound; 16 banda; weight 1,100 Ibs.; ‘kind and gentle; fast; a lay can drive him; ‘no fault; 1a want of use, Apply, after 4 p.m., 516 ‘owner. ap26-st* FOR SALE—A FIRST-CLASS FURNITURE WAG. on, bricklayers’ and feed wagons; our own man- a ‘ a Ceaees and to a) in order; a1 other jobs. & JAR. £58, 3205 -M st. nw. aplebm FOR LIVERY OF ALL KINDS AT CUT RATES eefo Tay: EA TOURETTE'S, 226 ana 338 New ‘Telephone’ call, 228, ap19-ime FOR SALE-30 HEAD OF YOUNG HORSES: drivers and draught horses, from West Va.; will be sold cheap. Can be seen at HUGH QUIGLEY'S, 1405 E st. nw. apls-2w* FOR SALE-HAVIXG AQUMULATED DURIXG the winter a la cal » dugg tray bust wae and harness at very low prices, I will sell for the next 30 days at ide Ta Metig? ais Sana Byaiaet : i ee resorts. W. F. GEYER, 466 Pa. ‘ave. aw. FUR SALE~SPRING OPENING—TRAPS, TRAPS—It you want 3 @ vehicle for a Smal 3 fries, call 80. see largest stock in the city. will sell for cash fine Colambus Bugsy ‘oe sidebar EY =. track, 20-tm. (wide) a Worth $225, for $140. I am the only agent Washington for Co. venicles, I have other @ small cash ice, such as a top buggy, ug rte : exe fension top eather), ‘cutcunder earrings #160; open surrey, $70: trape, $70: canopy t : $100; leather top eton, $72.50; fo. By 4 doctors’ buggies, and ca other ‘les. T have the fa: im the city. See my fine cash price. Give me @ bob bises JAMES K. PROBY, ‘Phone 226, 1290 304 at. and’ 8240 Prospect ‘ve fe FOR SALE—THE LATEST-STYLE sUR- reys, phaetons and sidebars, daytons, 50 uD, business wagons of all kinds, our own manufac ure ea des. We open on Monday and Thursday Srenlngs from 7 to @ o'clock, to ible those not able to call during the day to mine our stock. mh31-3m COOK & JARBOE, 2295 M st. n.w. LEGAL NOTICES. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT Holding & spectal term for Orghacs’ Coart Business. a term In re estate of Jacob A. Walter, late of Washing ite No. 6115. for the probate as the last testament, and for letters testamen’ on the estate of said Jacob A. Walter, E. Hamiltoa, notice is hereby given concerned, to appear in this court on FRIDAY, THE TWENTY. DAY OF MAY, AD. 1 at TEN O'CLOCK A.M., to show cause, {f any exist, against the granting of such application. A copy of this order shall be published in the Washington Law Reporter and Evening Star for three successive weeks HAMILTON & COLBERT, Proctors. A, B. HAGNER, Associate Justice. ‘True copy. Test: L. P. WRIGHT, p28-LawSt Register of Wills, D. ‘Cc. “15_ORIGINAL fore Holding a 1 term for Orphans’ Court business, is 20th day of April, 1894. In re estate of William J. Redstrake, late of the District of ‘Colum! No. 5, Administration Doc. 19. Application having been, made for the probate of a paper writing propounded as the last will a testament and codicil amd for letters testamentary on the estate of said William J. Redstrake, de- ceased, notice is hereby given to all concerned to in this court on FRIDAY, MAY EIGHT- 184, AT TEN O'CLOCK’ A.M., to show use, if any’ exist, against the granting of such application. RN copy of this order shall be published in ‘The Evening Star once a week in each of three sue- cessive Weeks before said day. HAGNER, Justice. By the court: A. B. A true copy. este: tery WRIGHT, Register of Wills, Proctor. ap2l-law3t POULTERER HAD FOUR ACES, Killed by Excitement While Playing Poker. A game of poker came to a sudden end in a room on South &th street near Walnut yesterday afternoon by the death of one of the players, Arthur 8. Poulterer, says to- day’s Philadelphia Inquirer. The men had gathered around the table in a room on the sécond floor, and had been playing for some time. Cards had been dealt to the various players, and they had discarded. It came Poulterer’s turn to draw, and the dealer asked, in the usual monotone, “Cards?” “Three,” said Poulterer, as he held up three of his fingers, so the dealer could not mistake him. The canis were thrown to the table in front of him, and he reached over to pick them up, one at a time. As he drew the second card up a flash of excitement came into his eyes, and as he pulled in his last card those taking part in the game noticed his face paled so perceptibly that one of his companions remarked: “Arthur must be drawing a big hand. Eh! how is it, old boy?” . No answer came from the player, but the cards slipped out of his hand and fell to the floor. At the same moment Poulterer closed his eyes, his head fell to his breast and he toppled over to the floor lifeless. The other players rushed toward him. Some one started for a doctor, but it was useless, as the man was dead. The cards were gathered up, and it was found that the dead man had held four aces, The game had been running secretly for some time, and the players were in a quan- dary what to do. Finally it was determined to clear away all evidence of the game. Cards, chips and everything were removed, and then a policeman was summoned. Poulterer was one of thé best known men about town. Ten years ago he held the championship for skittle playing in the United States, and has never been beaten in a series of games. For years he followed the races. LADIES’ GOODS. PARLOR DRESSMAKING, = Xo. 1018 oth st. a.w., first Boor. erfect fit aranteed. ate “ Evening Gowns a specialty. OF VESTINGS, now on exhi- (next door to ‘ap23-6t* ‘A_ MARVELOUS ASSORTMEN: Suitings and Riding Habit Goods bition at PFLEGING’S, 1321 @ Epiphany Church). lw "i ’ SHIRT WAISTS ~ | MAKER OF LADIES’ SHIRT WAISTS ba - TO ORDER. F. WELLS, 16-18t* GOT 12th st. nw. BHe.: narrow ruffles, 10c. per yd.; laiting establishment in Washington; pi Ing: Buttons: “G. W. LUCAS, 918 oth’ st. mw. mhi2-2m* WALL PAPFR AND WINDOW SHADES, ALL | grades and styles: our work is as cheap as that | of the catch advertisers; often better. Send pos- tal for estimate. ALLAN COBURN, 1240 824 at. apT-t: FINE WHITE AND BLACK LACES DONE UP IN firs je; white and satin dresses skirts, only re cuctains @ specialty; prices rea sonable. Call at MME. VIBOUD'S, successor to Mme. Valmont, old stand, 718 11th’ st. ow. Tm" TON AND CAROLINE LERCH, 826 13TH AND of every description: evening and party dresses made a specialty. Our patronage extends irto the most tasniouable circles, G12 ACCORDION PLATTING (FRENCH PROCESS); | 1206-1208 I st. o.w. French dyeing and cleaning | | as AMERICAN REVOLUTION. Arrangements for the Congress of t Sonus to Convene on Monday. The arrangements for the congress and reception of the Sons of the American Revo- lution, to convene in this city on Monday, are nearly completed. The President, Vice President and the cabinet officers and their families have been invited, and the presi- dent general of the Daughters of the Amer- ican Revolution, Mrs. Stevenson, and the general president of the Sons of the Revo- lution, Gov. John Lee Carroll, and the regent of the D. A. R., Mrs. Kate Kearney Henry, and the president of the District Society, 5. R., Mr. Lewis Johnson Dayis, are also numbered among the honored guests; and those societies, under an agree- Trent made some years ago, are placed upon equal footing with the one arranging this rreeting, quite as was done February 22 last year, at the reception given the congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution. pas re kee somal In the Court in General Term yesterday, Judges Cox and Cole on the bench, Mr. Jasper N. Morrison of the Missouri bar was, on motion of Julian C, Dowell, admitted to the district ban THE NATIONAL GUARD Despite Corey's Approach There No Startling Information, A NEW GON IN TOWN Sharpshooters and Marksmen of Maj. Revells’ Battalion Decorated. NOTES FROM THE ARMORIES supplied arrived last week, and have been n- spected by a good many of the “sharpe” of the brigade. It has every appearance of being an irreproachably good weapon, but until the ammunition arrives and gun has been tested by some of the marks- men no one can do any more than guess as to the accuracy of the work it will do, As @ weapon it is unquestionably a long wa: ahead of the old Springfield, but as an, in- strument for those who delight to drill it will probably be voted a failure. “Carry arms” is practically impossible, because of the projecting bolt and the magazine, 60 & revision of the drill regulations will speedily be in order. The new rifie will demand much more care than was given the old one, as the bolt work and magazine. present #0 much more of surface for dust and moisture to act upon. Of course the National Guard will not be likely to get these guns until 1895, 80 there is no necessity for figuring on what will have to be done when they are issued; but it is sure that periodical and frequent inspections will be necessary to keep the rifles in first-class condition. The Bay State Will Mobilize. A mobilization of the military forces of Massachusetts is being planned for some day in October, which will take the place of the annual fall drills of the various or- Ganizations. It is proposed to gather all the troops at points in the vicinity of Bos- ton, and after executing a number of ma- reuvers in grand and minor tacties, to as; semble the forces and move upon the city from a number of sclected strategic points, with a view to its supposed capture. The naval brigade will attack the city from the < harbor, and the ff departments, as well as the signal and ambulance corps, will be called upon to do. some lively work. The new mess kits will be used on this occasion, and the men will be instructed in the best methods of preparing their food, the regula- tion ration being issued for them to pre- Fare. A number of other new ideas will be tested at this time, and the result will be watched with close interest by de- tailed officers. The experience of the mili- tia of the western part of the state at for- mer mobilizations at Boston has not been exactly of the pleasantest kind, but‘ the rovel features of this occasion will compen- sate for any discomforts endured, and in any case the western Massachusetts boys — be relied upon to render first-class ser- Crosses an@ Buttons Distributed. There was a large attendance of the mem- bers of the first separate battalion at the © Street Armory last night, the occasion being the presentation of sharpshooters’ crosses and marksmen’s buttons to those who had captured them by good work dur- ing the rifle-practice season of 1893. Maj. Revells was in command, and under his escort, Col. Clay of the second regiment, Maj. Geo. H. Harries, inspector general of rifle practice, and Capt. James B. Bell, in- spector of rifle practice for the second - ment, proceeded to the locker room, on ground floor, where Capt. Brooks of com- See Ee formed = battalion in close of companies, the hibiting any other kind of formation “kay, Harries addressed battalion on the sub- ject of greater fidelity to rifle practice, and when he concluded, the badges were it~ ed by Lieut. F. J. Cardozo, the battalion In spector of rifle practice. Maj. Revells then — ae min Clay — Capt. Bell for go advice and got a large quantity o: what he asked for, ‘both speeches being prac. tical and pointed. A first-class band ren- dered very acceptably a couple of selections, and ranks were broken after the battalion had given an exhibition of steadiness, the like of which is not often seen in volunteer troops. ° A New Field Ambulance, The War Department in Washington will receive from the agent of the Society of the Red Cross, in Berlin, a very interesting model of a new field ambulance, which Promises to work a complete change in the ones used at present. A Dr. Palmer, of Biberach, Germany, has invented a con- trivance, which is said to overcome all im- perfections of the old ambulance. It is a sort of litter made in three separate parts. These parts the inventor intends to be made of aluminum, combining lightness as well durability, but they can also be made of fron, bamboo, or other suitable terial. A complete ambulance, or litter, is very quickly formed by joining three sections to- gether, for which purpose each part is pro- vided with interlocking automatic fasten- ings. On both sides are attached four rings, through which carrying poles are slipped; this being done, the new field ambulance is complete. When on the march all the cum- bersome inconvenience of the old clumsy affair is done away with. Each man takes @ part of this new ambulance on his back, carrying it with his knapsack. The poles are also divided into three sections and each part slipped into a socket when not in use. When not needed for actual nse it can be stored in a very little space, about thirty of the new ambulances not occupying more room than one of the old style. Notes. A new knapsack for the militia of Penn- sylvania has been adopted. A knapsack is ® great convenience to soldiers on ordinary duty, even in time of war, but during the rebellion the soldiers discarded them when- ever an active campaign with long marches was started. A roiled blanket, containing a change of underclothing and a few other necessaries, was thrown over the shoulders and was made to serve the purpose of a knapsack. The latter, however, is a great convenience, and may be regarded as a necessity for soldiers who are not continu- ously on the march or in line of battle for weeks at a time. Col. Clay has announced the following staff appointments: William U. Watson, sergeant major; Joseph C. Hardie, quarter- master sergeant; E. H. Van Norsdall, com- missary sergeant, and Frank C. Haines, hospital steward. Mr. Watson was re- cently sergeant major of the fourth battal- fon, Mr. Hardie comes from a soldier's fam- fly and 1s the son of the late inspector gen- eral of the army, Mr. Van Norsdall held the position of quartermaster sergeant of the fifth battalion and Mr. Haines is a drug- gist in Anacostia. Each of the appointees is wide-awake and will undoubtedly use his utmost efforts for the good of the sec- ond regiment. The engineer corps medal, which is worn by any one of its number for one year who shall make the highest total scores in vol- untary practice in the gallery, regularly ordered practice on the range and in the senatorial trophy, was worn during the season of 1: by Private 8. T. Scott of company A, his scores being in the same order, 200, 166 and 168, a total of f34. His nearest competitor, Corp. R. P. Carlton, made 200, 171 and 162, a total of 533, and who, although not winning the honor, can but a @ bitter-sweet satisfaction in his reco! Capt. Domer has called @ meeting of company C, second battalion, for temor- row afternoon at 4 o'clock, when all details of the Little Rock trip are to be decided on, There is some talk among the mem- bers of company A, second battalion (Cor- coran Cadet Corps), of entering a team in the maiden drill. > Tired of Starvation Wages. The coke strikers in Pennsylvania have adopted peaceful plans for the future. The foreigners who, in former strikes, terror- ized the community with pistols are now agreed to follow the English-speaking workmen, and abstain from violence. There is an exodus of foreigners from the regions, the leaders saying that they have become tired of the constant struggle against starvation wages. A number left for the old country this week, and others will follow in a day or two. A_ society composed of fifty families se- cured transportation to North Dakota, where they purpose in farming. Black Corsets, Dollar Quality, 78c. Pair. Fitted and warranted. 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E> As the older residents know, we've enjoyed @ reputation for hand- REST of eversthing. Our Coffee is celebrat * for its deliciousness; 8Sc. pound. Try ackson & Co.,626 Pa.Ave. Select Groceries, Wines and Liquors. ap2T-tf —~——— Store. New Jewel A THREE-DAY INTRODUCTION SALE Commencing tomorrow, ending Saturday it, the celebrated $1.25 Alarm Clock Ladies’ Solid Silver Watches, full jeweled.at $8.25. from$11 to years, at $8.50. Ansonia S-day Clocks, with cathedral gong,at$4.50. All watches and clocks bought of me kept in or Ger for one year free of charge. A. Kahn, Specialist ish ‘Swiss Watches, 88 eT. wv ap26,28-m,w,f,3m CXeRRRERERERERERERERERS Baldness is Curable! x) =e (XXRRRRERREERERERERERERES Golden Opportunity Save [loney. Ladies’ $3 Russia Calf Blochers for $1.95. Ladies’ $2.50 Russia Calf Oxfords for $1.50. Ladies’ $3 Patent Tip Button Shoes for $1.50. ‘Thousands of other Spring Shoes and Oxfords at greatly reduced prices, Better come this week While your size is here. 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