Evening Star Newspaper, June 11, 1894, Page 11

THE ‘EVENING: STAR, ‘MONDAY, JUNE 11, 1894-TWELVE PAGES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES SUMMER RESORTS. DON'T P. 00 FOR A LOT WHEN you poe A = ae aloaoin Park from $25 to we will ‘See for $00; cash ce Seneabonne: 7°t0 Tet tent off for cash. Ottice, 622 COOP ate mw. Jeri For ExHAse GE 3-74 Bio: UITY ; wre axe 3 Fat NB OF ein Einer TESIDENCE Tatuoss hocks THLE 000, tees Jeli-3t Davi b. Sroxe. 804 and 806 F st. Fo ‘ALE—FINE LOT ON 14TH ST. BETWEEN fide ate ee ‘sth ete? cheap. “Apply to 's.; cl 10 _BEN.. 8. — ano Tat. 7 “pS ‘INVESTORS’ lake NOTICE OF a — ft. improvement: * grace Ideations where ground costs ft. We invite i oF Of Jeter or at Oy our |. H. SAUNDERS & CO. for SALD—A FINE CORNER a IN ‘sapiens gi BASES EB. RNER OF isn as ALD STS. ; WER AND GAS; woh Davi AD B- STONE, £04 ant 506 F st. aw. SLY $1.85; ADJOINING LOT HELD 7 SACRIFIOD-BEST COR. IN BROOK- (FI, ar mead and lot in best part of 4 Henning, 22 225 Pa ave. pw. SALE OR HRouANor_Lors. 18th, a and $1,000 (Condatt Fo to ‘@ bome. Apply to E. ee Lith ‘nw. Gieizerctt bldg.) "West aes near conga th at & bargntny fires and in every way de- to Biz 12th st. n-w., Metzerott building. Jo8-8t age eal 2ST 8T., peek go fee wero 2 C depth § sirable pe Sas: be ‘& whole or lots rt FOR SALE—MT. PLEASANT SEVERAL fee frat eed taade eee street; & 60 or eet fronts pe % jest Rw. W BEAUTI- 100 "é 80. To08 F nw. OL ee MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN 1 CAN PLACE $70,000, IN SUMS TO SUIT. LET ME HAVE YOUR APPLICATION. Je@-3t DAVID D. STONB, 504 and 906 F st. nw. MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED SUBURBAN DAVID D. STONE, 804 and 806 F st, nw. MONEY TO LOAN asat SEE SUMS DESIRED, oN WastiNeron REA ATE. WALTER H. ACKER, Ott 704 14th st. ow. Money IN 1— OR SMALL SUMS, AT 5 PER cvwat and @ per cent; also installment loans, re- Bez in easy monthy installments at about $9 both principal once to ae Behaae Bet aust a Load Ct LOWEST _RATES. _40-3t__ J. MARTIN P WaNTED-t DIRECT PROS mission, $83,000 TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE DISTRICT. Bee DI Y LL, FERRED. Wal WEED & MONEY TO LOAN AT SAND ¢ TER CENT? and reasonable cha wi Mey. WM. Hi. SAUNDERS & Fost. nw. WANTED-TO LOAN MONEY IMMEDIATELY TO everybody: sams from $5 to $100; easy pay: A Ror cont interest; alee © Geath beantit for oid and young, not exceedii send Samp. for, particaiare, SICAL B SESE r TION, Richmond, Va. law,! Wis TO _LEND DIRECT TO SORROWEES F gos to #000, at 8 per cent, on gilt-adged Tesidence or business property; at 6 per ceut on good elty realty. Wil aliow itberal loane if se. curity is good. Persons requiring on increase tt KSRTT Sepesialty, smatated. No ‘delays. —— BY INS Sous: TO SUIT AT VERY LOWEST IN- ©. real estate security. FRANK T. EAWLiNes: member Was . (Arilagton MONEY TO LOAN—WE HAVE $20, LOAN on Bw real estate; alse installment loans made; no delay. & MOORE, a Et BAB a if papers: are My TAKIN GADSBY, 626 13th st. aw. 5 IF YOU DO YOU CAN get it upom an hour's notice. We take life fo Surance policies, bonds (local or remot rusts, Joan association certificates, “and cates of deposit of the loan compaitics my2t-tr YERKES & BAKER, 17 Sun botiding. ffoNEY IN HAND TO LOAN ON APPROVED District “real estate in sums to su aLEnt F. FOX, my19-1m Fst. nw. ia EY TO LOA’ a nw sums FROM, 1,000 UPWARD AT LOWEST RATE OF INTEUEST REAL ESTATE IX THE DISTRICT. DO HORTA GS, ms18 cor. 10TH AND F STS.'N. fo LoaN—ON REAL ESTATE— $5,000 3.000 1,000 60 THOS. E. WAGGAMAY, 917 F st. apt ~ MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST 2 RATES terest on approved teal. eta jcLACHLEN mbiT-tt MONEY TO LOAN AT owmt RATES OF w. IN- MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED = REAL at 5 410 per cent interest. Large amounts WASHINGTON MORTGAGE LOA 610 F st. nw. Will loan you any sum you want, large or small. on furniture, pianos, , Wagons, &c., ‘Without removal or publicity. Any buniness with us strictly confidential and You cam get the money the day you ask Loans can be pald i 1 coat of carrying the ioin ‘in proportion to the amount paid. It ful be i your advantage to see us before securing a Pe WASiNOTON MORTGAGE ase ee 00. we aor rate, apis MONEY TO LOAN AT S AND 6 PER ON spproved District real estate: no delars. ‘M. PARKER, no 1418 F ot. MONEY TO LOAN ON RFAL ESTATH AT 5 PER CENT INTEREST. - 1 PER CENT COMMISSION CHARG! NO DELAY _ myi6 J. MARTIN PROCTOR. 907 G at. nw. JONEY TO LOAN—ON REAL ESTATE OR ty: rates; amounts ard time t Apply at ome to eri R. A. PHILIPS & £0) 1422 New York my14-Imo MONEY TO LOAN AT 5 PER CENT AND 6 PER cent on aj ia the District. HER- RON & § be my im MONEY TO LOAN ON DISTRICT OF COLTMATA Feelossiats, Sourtty,, In ane sum from $1,000 to Be delay bere security Ie natty ap80-8i0 L eee 3 15th st. ow TO LOAN at . ‘ON REAL ESTATE. fransactions, ER & CO. ap25-tt 1924 F at. MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES OF IN: terest om approved real estate seenrity. apaitt a. Ls RUST, _ 624 14th st. nw. MONZY TO LOAN AT & PER CENT ON aP. Proved District real estate. Also installment loans made. ¥. H. SMITH & SONS, api9 1418 F st. nw. eR a a ing eee delay; charges moderate, WASI'N DANFNHOWER, apis-tt Cor. 18th and G sts. aw. MONEY TO LOAN on FURNITURE, PIANOS, HORSES, &., ‘Without removal from your possession. Lew rates; easy terms; no publicity; loans made the day you apply for them. Please call on CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE CO., apis-te 02 F st. nw.. main floor. REAL Moxy TO LoAy ON aPPRovED 5 tate at 5 and 6 per cent Interest; no delay: aE mounts a — MEYERS & ig . tr —— 1823 G st. ACCOUN NTANTS. Hc. Public actcunta and Auditor, 1421 F st. n.w. Complicated transactions -yuitably adjusted. Corporation audita a specialty. rey Thi trom Dupout_ Circle, FOR SALE—PRESSED-BRICK HOUSE; @ ROOMS and, cellar; a et ed Tot 24100; 1 ja.; near electric cars ferry. Price, $2,000; easy terms. ‘hires TRITON. Stat FOR SALE—EUY A HOME—ONB OF THE DEST opbortuatttes Fos Batt boy a, splendid nang by paying $100 cash, balance af 000" Tea than Sthets a the vow sol foom for stable; cellar; 9 rooms and bath erdica,” Prices $4 400% worth 88,700, - werdics. 57 It DAVID D. STONE, Gos dod w08 F st. nw. FOR SALE — IN EXTRAORDINARY— @ 2-story brick house ou a nice street for $1,300; NOw tenting for $12.60 @ month; owner inust sacrifice; @ rare chance. DAVID D. STONE, 804 and 806 F st. n.w. Pox (SsLe-BEAUTIFOL HOM! 110 a Bet: ave. apd «Sth st. nw. 1,500; another ave. bet 2 ant eb Permit from BENJ. 8. PIKE, st. nw. FOR SALB-SACRIFICE—AT MT. PLEASAN owner moving to Chicago; desirable 10-room and bath dwelling; all pe; lot : on cue of best improved etreeta, $8,500. _Jel1-st ULTON LEWIS, 1405 F st. FOR SALE — Saran EVERY ONE — — PRICES REDUCED—EASY TERMS: STORE AND DWELLING, 1924 4TH | 8T. His 18 NEARLY gaa ‘8 PUBLIC rouE Room BRICK, LAR, HALL; ALL MOI DWELLING, SE. AN BATH CEL. 69 FRAME ™ ST. FOR SALE—OR TRADE-LOVELY HOMB ox Rhode Island ave., near 14th, for house grounds in Mt. Pleasant; aioe, ‘house and s and six acres of fine land. for house tn sity: worth $6,000. A. J. WHITAKER, 916 F at.jed-: By: Beem | FoR sate_we oa A Lon pom IN 4 LOT, ly with room for another of frontii th . meus sedis a8 ing on the avente; price, . H.’BAUNDERS & CO., 1407 F st. n.w. FOR SALE_FINE, COZY, @ROOM, BROWN- will be of to an immediate purchaser for less than the value of the lot aloe. Situation, one of the best in the city, aad “CHARMING HOME." Don't fail to inspect the new basement brick and stone dwell bardwood finish; tiled ba nace beat; beautifully papered and crystal ‘cban- deliers; very cheap for casb. It will pay you to examine this house bef purchase. For rell- ond eriok oy in rear; rented tor about month: per Econ E WiLOoK a ‘HIBSTON, _ Je0-3t e For sate So Ses some new nine (9) room houses, corner of 12th and U sts. n.w.; electrical ‘appliances and owas will sell fo reliable Uprchooes, on => easier = than rent; we Open ly for pect! to OWNER, Room 5, 1201 Pa. ave. ‘eonde TEN 0) FOR SALE-MAGNIFICENT NEW room house; bath; am.i-; electrical appliances; oe" price’ and terme, apply pen for inspection. For price ’ 2 OWNER, "icoom 3, 1201" Pas ave. ode” ONATH., 614 ITH or re Oaks,” Las “piped. vit fer and gan; latter ie th; pl water er no’ so oat thicken" house; ‘park;~ terraced ‘cool shade; spring water; mrorts $8,000; will be sacrificed at $0,200; terms ea 30" R SALE—NEAR DUPONT “CIRCLE: $15,000, nj =o Modern residence. J. MARTIN FROC- _TOR, | — L st. near 4th northwest; modern {improvements retty, concreted front and rear ards; a rare rgain at 98,800. L. STAR 61: at. 15th FOR SAI Galveston st., South lar S-room dwellin; fine lawns LB-$2 CASH, BAL., $25 PER MONTH, "a aD ctory ‘and cel- Well, of ‘water; sewerage; backer ++ 62,500 Fo SALE_ 622 [ ST. N.E—A COMPARATIVELY new betck house, of @ rocms and bath: very neatly papered; newly painted; all modern rovements; ample closet room; lot 17x10; P= Front and rear yard. This tea very. desirable Hece of property and worthy of ton. $3,000; on very easy terms, mouthly if deze R. J. MARSHALL, 611 11th ot. nw. 109-3t FOR SALE-$3,.750-LE DROIT PARK-—A VERY eat brick houge, containing 6 rooms and bath; nicely papered and painted: all era im- ements; cabinet mantels, &e. lot, 7x85 ft., with side % sirable and Smpreving:: small cach payiust. with monthiy notes paying rent. By I SHALL, 611 11 Bw. je-st FOR SALE—NEAR EAST CAPITOL STREET, COM- modious bri 0 “ro vath; cellar; modern; Jot 18 by at 80-toot alley: sacritice; price, $5,500. Wein: 1021 East Capitol st. Jeo-3t* For SALE—“A BEAUTIFUL HOME." Owing to absence from the city, the owner of a desirable S-atory brick dueling Oa 2" st. n.w. bet. 12th and 14th ste./ will sell same at a very sig nemee_ bas 10, recess and bath fireplaces, and all mil lot about 100 feet deep to SOrt: peved elley. Offer wanted. A) pee Wudy & HIESTON, 1907 Pa. ave. jt FOR SALE—NEW BRICK AND STORE; &-STORY; 10 rooms; gray stone porch, steps and trimmings: every improvement aan ack Tay a decorated; cellar, furnace; 1 square m Dupont circle: _JeB-St* L. WALTER 1 rEED & land’ aver iit ining the. mugiidcent Capitol ‘rounds. vary int else from 't toms to 16s rooms; are Thoroughly ‘bailt et ‘beet materials; are fuely decorated, and have all modern improvements. They will repay an ‘ion by home seekers, and can be sold on very rast etl i, Look at them, and ¢ajl'on PLANT & 1420 N.Y. ave. FoR, SALE 601 P ST. and concreted cellai ; 3 root 8B bay windows; arki tome, WiBB & TOPrEN, net Ez ba tes Bt FOR SALE—AN EXCELLENT NEW THREE- STORY and basement house; 12 rooms overr Son’ convenience; jonable section ‘of the cl WEBB 505 E st. nw. OF THE PRETTIEST | HOMES tm Brookland: 2-atory and. cellar; 7 rooms: good well of water; plenty of shade; convenient to cars and school; 2000s easy terme. 1a TOTTES IN, 505 EB seats FOR SALE AND ‘aigaAnoe—-OUs USES. Holmead Manor, fine Sr. — oe Ce 5S prac Le brot Park osnel Ga st. . na 5,500 jade OSCAR 'W. WHITE, 030 Fst. aw. FOR SALE-HANDSOME NEW THREE-STORY 1815 19th st. B.w.; thirtee brick" dwelling rooins rh room; all latest improvements carefully’ put unde and. first-cl ery res} inspection. For carter rt pote TYLER & 1 FOR SALE—HANDSOME 3 XEW eRooM, 8 STONE and brick; 1988 5th, concrete ners frie gas lighting; for Onver and Key st 1984 As FOR SALE—POSITIVELY THE CHEAPEST PIECE ©f property in the District of Columbia. A new, well-built, three-story and cellar brick, 20 feet Wide; south frort; containing roots, cellar, ler’s pantries. Handsomely jp tied bath, enameled DUPONT CIRCLE. a. bene, a. tuvestment. Price, $7.250. Apply to W. I. HOPKINS, 1419 Gat, bw, oF FRANGIS HUFTY, 1801 F et. nw. For safe-SEVERAL EVERAL HANDSOME ings within three Prices from $10.500 ry _tmy26-18:* TYLER & RU FOR SALB—A GREAT BARG chaser of a T-room, hou Parl ‘TO QUICK PUR- corner brick bath, a.m.t. ; close to four lines ‘of ca: Apply to 125 Px A neat fire-room house on 4th for $16; price, $2,000. FOR SALE—ON COLUMBIA _HEIGHTS-— 1) FFeom cottage, lot 25x150 uy 6-room cotage,’ lot 2axioo. jake terms. EEBLE, ¥-window houses; under Fent; to ex- "for 12 oF 14-toom residence n.w. ‘Addi COTTA porch: reception ball; Iai puse in center; only $2,400: sz month. 7-1m ay east ane = small _cas 2 ‘W. S, MINNIX, 1427 F st. mw. FOR SALE—STRICTLY MoD Mass. ave. near 8 an “bargain’ lir., * corner t Circle.’ 12°. ft. fi Vicinity of 121 -NEW HOUSE; all the rooms’ large and 4 rooms on a floor; porches; is 22 feet front; 8’ stories high. 3 but Will be sold for and is one of the greatest bargains in tie city: it 1s located on one of the best streets Le Droit Park; delightful place for children; WABREN CHOATE & “y from us, st. Bw. 305-6 je hal! FOR SALE—TO SETTLE AN ESTATE-THREE & ry press-brick houses opposite Franklin Park; Tt. 1% inches on I st. by 144 ft rear lot. Apply to Dr. D. M. 1624 Pst. nw. For BALE BARGAINS — — BELOW COST—LaSY¥ S11, A815 sth t.: tely ‘hnisheds Qt alls, ac. Kars of OWNER, as00 isin’ OTS— ; COLUMBIA PARK, of Washington Suburbs, © of any lot, §25, for 10 days only: also on Chesapeake Bench R.R., now building; commutation fare, Gi cents; excurslons daily; ‘cash or installments; send for rewlar. COLUMBIA PARK CO., Jes-tt F st. nw. FOR SALE—A HANDSOME 7-ROOM HOUSE ON Q i only 5s 000—$1 cash and monthly pay ‘A bai Lyis STURGES & MOORE, 000 F st. FOR SALE—1634 CONN! finished diwollii Aith st. W. Mei brick; a.mi.; * ool $3,500: $100 ca STURGES iba sd, twe coay 9950; fico cen aod 18 month, or #0" “including terest; 8 nice Thome and’ save pay- p.m. rent; office o es ies Fa & 00., ap2s-tt coe. ath ‘and ste, he, ; FOR SALE 298 12TH ST. S.E.; NEW 1-RooM rick house; all papered; near new Amy Cathott= Church. | Will he sola 'to respectatie cole people. 189 cash and ‘$18 monthly. pp te OWSER 1285 G stein oo FRANK a5 HANCOCK "& C0., _myT-tt 2th and Pa, ave.'s.0, FOR R SALE Sit VATA = rick house; 6 rooms: a. cement caller; pe SE muah and $8 monthly: this aed ae ee $58 pail Inding interest 31 FRANK LE HakCocK & "e 0., ap25-tt Gor “ist and @. sta ale, FoR SALE—On aRCHANGE ‘Dupont Cirel Ges heaps meas gevtt Cheese; ne house ve. Que house Le Droit Park Qne house near Capitol ¥ near Washington Circle e bosoee ear Waslitngton Circle foi ‘Dupont Curie... oe Dupont Circle for exchang: AS. EARLY, 003 14th st. B. One house Several lots nae my19-25t _SUBURBAN PROPERTY “ SUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. ATLANTIC city, N. J. SEA-SIDE—JERSEY COAST. IN THE MOUNTAINS. "AL, ATLANTIO AVE. ABOVE | Full’ ocean view: first-class ac- | ons; $8 to $10 week. Mrs. 8. Hi and Mrs, A. F, LEHMAN. Jell-ec-28t June byt” RICH, ’ANDsON. = soecty EES, he beach Ope The Mansion, ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. OPEN ALL THE YEAR. Fifteenth year under the same First-clans taile and service. Coaches attend all trains, and carry our tu and beach free, of fea, oreetra: Jov-2m ntic City, N. J. THE ig beach, Modern and cheerful levator to a mana whi irate tered. Altered. SEA-SIDE—NEW ENGLAND. THE see MARBLEHEAD, — pa nat For esc ine Laan AMMI Shown. erence HOUSE, opens Sine + woiere ‘Smprorements: 200 guests. LARKIN HOUSE, WATCH HILL, RL Open from June to October. For terms, dia- gram of rooms, &., address F. 8. ALDRICH, Proprietor. Circulars may be obtained from ee Bon ye Superior Ieation: my15-1m 6 | MOUNTAIN VIE PRESTON'S SUNNYSIDE, ‘WARN A @elightful mountain — ae ery: Cy aszsslient, aes pamphlet ao = sie | Righcat point between Baltimore sand’ ‘iat Blue” mouutaine, will ERN' tive cireular. ‘haut her tie GLADES HC atted and eetieal has been tte ais Ail the ‘comforts aoa JOSEPH WAGRER. Md. _Jel-imo HILL, TOP HOUSE, HARPER'S 1 . W. vA TOP BousK, HA TERRY. W. Va. SEA-SIDE—MISCELLANEOUS. On ae HOTEL City; eapac IMPERIAL, and AND” home! 0 COTTAGES. sd rates for families for season. G. KENDRICK, Owner and bie We Wasiliagton trade sollclied, fe2-om THE BREVOORT, 8 So. give 5 pease and refurnished. ites, $2 day, 10 jen B. B. NORRIS. | Hot June BINGHAM HOUSE. Cor. New York and ee aves. eat vated. Electric bells. New cafe aud all iny merts, Gel-Im) Ww. HOTEL BOSCOBEL, KENTUCE NEAR beach, Atlantic City, N. J.: sun see electric = everything modern. Special rates for Ju mo ne. A. E. MARION, Is here. Just ‘cause it's not 18 today, is no sign it's not going to be, ime of peace prepare for war. your tine to fix that outiny— the invalid, Boating, Fishing, «€ rab bing, Rowling, Billiards, De Dr .” Hard-time rates.” THOS, Dasinese man, man. Tathing, iC_AND CONN : man- to $10 — BRADY HOUSE, ro TIC AR. ea ict, “Atinatic and basen’ * phiarced, Cheerful family my15-3m_ HADDON HALL, Atlantic City, N. J. Directly on the beach. my31-Im LEEDS & LIPPINCOTT. HOTEL ALDINE. PACIFIC AVENUE NEAR O1I0, Atlantic City, J.; strictly first-class in all ‘sppointments. ie terms. “Send for de- tf 7 ice + ete. ee RY D. EASTMAN, my21-2mo Proprivcr. BOTEL ATGLEN. area eo, a NJ. Michigas < i beach, ed. Perfect sani mente. no Termsss to a neg weeks TE EED. HOT Atlantic City, For —NO CASH-$25 A MONTH—7-ROOM semi ¥ se; 5 minutes’ rate from stattor Hae i lot 45x140. OWNER, Box 5, 11 Jel1-3t" FOR SALB-GREAT BAI —$8 ACRES; NEAR Arlington; for $226 1UEL" BEAL- M) DLW. cor. per s. Lexington and St. Paul sts Baltimore, Md. jell FOR SALE—-HOUSE AND LOT AT GARRETT bale 16 rooms; bath; cellar; attic; furnace; one- 500; terms eZ gait. weirs RR RENT— BROOKLAND; large double house; 10 rooms 407 F at. ‘RANT, SALE,_OR EXCHANGE DESIRABLE Garrett Park. B. L. BALDW tional Bank. J FOR SALB-OR RENT— large lot; near station; $1,250: mouthly ba Rents, om will rent $10 per month. P. $15" summer; $10 month rly. 5-room bh water at door; $5 month _Fearly. Aadreen A FREEMAN, Vienna, Va.je9-3: FOR SALE—IN BROOKLAND, D. ©. 707 12th st. aw. yOOD PARK—NEW 5- ._ INtrobe: near 7th st. $1.200; Bye mo, JAMES G. JESTER, fronting on Washi Forestville, Md.; dws and 617 Improved by good yalnable propert JAS. W. Me! FOR RawT— Washington Grove—2 cottages. Autrey Park, at the station, 12-room,bou FOR SALE—BIG REDUCTION—ONLY $7,000 FOR an 18-room slate-roof house and 3 Improved lots, Rear 40,000 ft.; 1 joors from Car Sealey to see it; de, fruit, verandas, reservoir; house In good condition: sacrifice on cost hear ah Acre to sell off lots from. For suburban residence close proaimits to depot and trolley means much. terms. Inquire of or write OWNER, 711 H e FOR RENT—LARGE COTTAGE NEAR THE STA- tion at “Yashington Grove, Md.; 18,000 sq. feet of ground; plenty of shade, pure air and water, sts; Also’ cottaze on 4th’ uve; Tent reduced: bog lly COMMERCIAL COLLBG gE. bo ot. ABOUT 21 ACRES OF LAND BE. AUTIFULLY Lo. gated and adapted for subdivision; on cod ~ Hill; comuanding splendid view of city avd) surrounding sountry: roperty across the already = subdivid great bargain to rebaser; Will exchange for city” prop. oak ply to WALSHE & SCHWARTZ, 125 Penna. ave. n.w. erty. Ae voit nee eRe RO BS FOR SALE_SUITABLE FoR A FIRST-G in SALE—A HANDSOME NEW LIVE Roow tage, with large lot (7,000 39. for only $1,470; $250 down and #20 per hin one mile of this city R. a. ERILLIPS SON, 1422 New York ave. je7-1w Ocean end Tennessee ave., ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. mbl4-3m HOTEL LELA! _my15-2m AML WAGNER & SON. L MT. VERNON, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. fle ave.: the entire rear and 1,000’ fect of facing the ocean; capacity, 165, hav- ‘nh room ng Deen much improved and refurnished, will open May 12. Terms, to $14 per w JAS. 8.) "HOTEL Atlantic City, N. Near the beach. Under Washington management. Newly furnished. Rates, $10 to, $15 per, week HOTEL ry Atlantic City, N. J. Open all the year. 8928-3 HOTEL RICHMOND. Occan “end Kentucky Appoin’ cuisine special features. Send for term: ave. itments, ant fel4-eolsw HOTEL WELLINGTO! ALTANTIC CITY, FAR THE BEACH, h12-4m ATLANTIC CITY, NJ. On ocean front ior, Elevator. Salt water inhouse. OPEN ALL "THE “YEAR. my14-1m on EVANS. SEASTOR AT ATL. ANTIC. ‘CITY, N. ATES HOTEL isp CAFF. Goenu wind col colter aaeee Gilley Son ative, Capacity 500 guests. First-class accommoda- tions and orchestra. For terms and room dress JOHN 8. SURES _Prop'r. THE CHALFO ATLANTIC =e J.. THE BEACH FRONT. Mlustrated booklet matted on applica SEA WATER RATHS. ELEVATO E. ROBERTS & SONS. Descriptive tion. HOT ap2-8m THE ELBERON.—ATLANTIC CITY, ‘aud Pactfle aves; refurnished, with fer Ope h 17. ns Marc! J. ECKERT. he ied now at 11238 18th ington, D.C. m10-8m THE BLKTON, Atlantic City, N. J. Kentucky ave. near beach, Home comforiw: steam beat: class, FE. WILE. THE MARYTAND. New York « Atlantle City, N. J. Appointments first. fel-6m Ls near the beach. Reopens May 39. F..8. OREM, Prop._ set ELRURNE, THROUGHOUT ‘THE Year. the beach. Every conve. cold sea water Lathe and 5. D. SOUTHWICK, Manager. "ASHURY PARK. ‘ASBURY PARK, West End Hotel. Opens June 2. Located ¢ircetly on the beach. Capacity 400. For further information send for _¢treular, (e9-1m) J, 8. RIPLEY, Prop. ETROPOLITAN HOTEL, ‘Asbury Park, Leading house. No mosynitoes, For terms and ctreular address: THEO. OVES. Jeo-1mo ASBURY PARK, N. J., ne ATALANTA HOTEL. Directly on ocean front. WIL a N. J. Opens June 1. Jet-2m FOR SALE—AT WOODSIDE, MARYLAND—NINE- | ASBUR RK, N. F. ‘ room cottage, just finished; large attic, cellar, “THE” LEADLEY. ee eod ane, Mi, eecitent water: wind mill) One block from ocea. Enlarged. Modern tm- a Wo a + price, it. . vements. ‘ADLEY. F. LEIGHTON, 452°B see-tt] Ym — = a NGE FOR CITY PROP- erty—a country home, 6 miles Borth of Capitol, oa proposed Balto. ay) RR: 1 tention! Ad- +. elty. FOR SALE--ARUNDEL-ON-THE-BAY—LOTS FROM $175 to $500, on easy payment; venteat and access! jel-im B. T. : FOR SALE-BROOKLAND LOTS AND HOU! SES fied subdivision is the most FOR SALE—FOREST Tr., bath, attic, cella mantels, porches, ete.; bargain guiek Will exchange for'clty property. Ad eos Star office. ligades, 8r, ata ookland, Tr, at, cei.22 MeLACHLEN & BATCHELDER, my26-tf Cor. 10th and G Dw, FOR SALE—HOUSE ON ANACOSTIA HEI Overlooking city and river; 8 bath, cellar, furnace; near street cats; large lo! . 58 Franklin #t., Anacostia. 23 FOR SailB—or fi ENT — NEW 7-K. HOUSE: porches, large trees, hi house, cellar; 6 minutes’ walk from station; high location; price, $2,500; jouthly payments, of termé to sult.’ Hox 5, myll-tm REDUCED, TO $20 PER MONTH FOR several elegant new 8-room and ba “nicely papered; porches; shade; Take twodd ave cars to Newnan terrace, 400 n.w., Petworth sub. my3-3m FOR RENT—SEVERAL COTTAGES AT LAKE- land, Md., from 86 to $20 per mo; 4 to 8 rooms, Call’at 611 7th st. n.w., or Lakeland. my3-3m FOR RENT-SEVERAL HANDSOME, NEW, & room and bath brick dwellings; nicely papired: aul mod, | Amp; ards, nes, shade, near Mt. Peasant ‘and Sqdters’ Hom only $20 per month: take Brightyoud ave. ele trie cars winan terra 4007 to 5 8th st B.w.; Petworth sub. ‘Telephone, 1617-2.mb30-b FOR SALE—ON EASY TERMS—_OR EXCHANGE for city property. or a larze farm near Wash- ington, several indsome cottages, with from 6 to 8 rooms: ranging in grice from $2,000, $3,000, at Lakelal 8 miles out; fare, only 64 cents. Inquire ut/ NEWMAN & SONS, 61i 7th st. nw., or Lakeland. Md. apS-3m LEGAL NOTICES. INTHE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF oe line Stern vs. Jacob Stern. Equity Decket—On motion of the’ «i ‘Mr. Cumpbell Carrington, her solic ‘or, it 18, ‘this sin day of June, i804, ordered that the defendant cause his appearance to be entered herein on or before the fortieth day, excinsive of Sundays and legal tolidays, occurring after the Gay of the first’ publication’ of this order; other: wine, the cause will be proceeded with as in case of default. The object of this suit is absolute divoce on the ground of willful desertion and abandonment for two years prior to ee pats htful, com- | ASBURY PARK, N. J. HOTEL COLUMBIA. Now open; ocean it; 6th ave.: all mod. tmps.; Accommodates 200; cuisine the beat. Addrees Jel-2m_ W. HARVEY JONES, Prop. NDHURST,"* ASBURY PARK, modern improvements: hot and cold baths; ft, electric cars, beach and promenade. jel-1m Mrs, CHAS. B. GOLDSBOROUGH. ASBURY PARK, N. J.LAKE AVENUE HOUSE, directly on Wesley Lake; gas, bath and artesian water: moderate rates; M ar the beach. M. B. WHEELER. Te aes ‘Asbury Park, J. 200. For cueulars: &, aad 2m THOS. NOBLE. rae BRIGHTON. ONE Block FROM THM beach, Anacy Park, yorioot Mrs. HAMILTON oN, SEA-SIDE—JERSEY COAST. The Sheldon, OCEAN GROVE, N. J. Opens June 25, Accommodates 850. For informa- tion, address Jell-Im T. H, BRUSH. Stockton Hotel, CAPE MAY, NEW JERSEY, WILL OPEN JUNE 30, 1894. THE STOCKTON HOTEL COMPAN’ F. T. WALTON, Manager. JeG-1m WILBURTON-BY-TH Spri NJ. n from June to October, R. K. EA, Lake, Jed-2%m ‘CHWORTH. MAK, N. J. THE COLORADO. Open June 15. First-class BR OL. es rsh = on beach. je1-2m MELROSE IN MAR, N. Opens June 15. Address Melrose Inn. a. _My12-eo2m&1 HOTEL LAFAYETTE, N, J: Opens Jane 23, on the beach. All’ mod. imp. Tu to.1, Bingham House, Phila. JOHN TRACY & CO. Jei-tm The Ocean House is now practically a new hotel, no expense having been spared by its present owners to make it a complete and comfortable family hotel. Reasonable rates. Opens June 27. Jel ae M. J. BUTLER, CAPE MAY, N.T SUPERIOR TABLE. ae 59 A DAY; SPECIAL, WEE! RATES, PERCY KI WALD iata: EBRITT, NEAR THE REACH Sst = Court: 8. COX, Justice. ne ARROL a Sila ee 23 OCEAN PATHWAY, hie y . ‘OCEAN GROVE, X. 3. By M.A. CLANCY, Ass't Clerk. fet-3t-taw | je10m JOHN WILSON. HOTEL SPRAY, VIEW, at: PROFESSIONAL Directly on beach, ‘Ocean Grove, N.J., opens = — = = —— June 16. Sixteenth year. Bo jal rates for June. SPIRITUALISY US WILL HOLD Box 2057. OS. WHITE, Prop. ctrele at Wonn'g Hail 721 Gih st, n.w., _Jel-2m »AY vE., ‘WELFTH. Jell-ce 3 OCEAN GROV N. MME. DREAMER, TH EBRATED ENGLISH ee Hote." Main avenue: wili leave June 29 for 20;, 9 a-m. 09 p.m: . to 9 p.m. 1508 14th si THE HOSFORD MEDICATED ELECTRIC VAPOR th, for rheuuiatism and all nervous troubles; also ‘special treatment for catarrh aud hay fever. Wacial steaming. Massage. 918 H st.n.w.fel4-4m* 8 minutes from ocean. For circulars gud rates, ad- T. PRENTIS, Prop., Box 317. THE ENGLESIDE, BEACH HAVEN, Will open on Saturday, June 9 conveniences, Including “hot sea house. fam rates for June. my2tose! ROBT. B. * WILLIAMS. Piney Point, Md., or ASH. B. WILLIAMS, 7th & D sts. Bw. fig es PARTLY, FURNISHED, seals od for the feet from ‘tne open for ‘idress, PROD RIVER SPRINGS SUMMER RESORT, ON THE Fotomac, is now open, We furnish as many com- forts as avy resort in Mar RP. UARISIONE &'S SON, fiver Jeb-im* HorEr. BELLEVING, CHAPEL POINT, MD., eat-clags; a sts x week. Spectal families. TPtchikn” Bal Alion 0., Md., or E. 8. RANDALL, steai _Randiill, Washington, D.C. ‘iay10-1an OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.—FOR RENT, unt year or for season, furn. cottage, 11 rooms: water front; beautiful grounds; "for gence or bearding house. V. W.'CU ‘a. SPRINGS AND BATHS. HOFFMAN HOUSE, Bridgeport, Alabama. A Beautiful brick and stone SOUTHERN SUSMER HOTFIE, 3 to be opened June a5, under |*; the management of Cassius | H. Read, late head of Hoff- man House, New York. Invalids, especially those with diabetes, ete., are fuvited to this mew health resort in the north- east corner of Alabama. Bridgeport has been Practically peeferred to Carlsbad. Come amd try the wate! Over 100 rooms, handsomely furnished, excellent beds, electric bells, rooms en suite, baths, ete. Address CASSIUS H. READ, Bridgeport, Ala. Jell-law-4t ad RCCRINGHAM. VA.’ SPRINGS. mountain air: al sere“! bove the Bea: air cool and iting; round trip tickets, can be had over the Band’ 0. tron Washington and other pol For circulars, cail at or aditress HOWARD'S LICK 00., Matuian Try Fa m0 THE ST. CHARLES Ti SOW OPEN FOR the accommodation of guests. The botel ts light- ed with electric lights, has on every or from the celebrated springs, and the best of sanitary arrangements. Get further, twtormation, gen to cHal prings, Va. menvonD SPRINGS HOTEL, BEDFORD, ‘The Carlsbad of Aerica, Pa. WILL OPEN JUNE 21 management. With ite springs of ters, It is a healthful as well as @ delightful summer home. For booklets and terms call on Mr, A;_J, ROBINSON, Hotel sno, patti June 15. my24-2m . T. ALSIP, Manager. Buena Vista Si pring Hotel, BLUE RIDGE se NT. Ae WESTERN PHARYLAND LR FRANKLIN ©0., 1, ‘This new and clegant thes evecy, madern Appolntment—a capacity for 500 guests, maguifi- cent mountain scenery. pure water and dry atmos Phere a panacea for hay fever sufferers. To those who desire to engage rooms about Jul; 1, for the entire season, speciaily low rates ‘wil ven. Only 4% hours from Philadelphia, via Baltimore. For terms and engagements. adilress W. M. REAMER, % Hotel Rennert. Raitimor Dinj of rooms, rates and description cirenlare can had of Mr. Jno. C.. Mulford, Willard’s Hotel, where Mr. Taemer can be seen every Satur day between $3 ind 3 p.m, my4-m,w,f,8i0 PO: CAPON SPRINGS, HAMP- shire coun MOUNTAIN FARM HOUSE, RESORT. ea boating, Shing, hunting. Cor- res] solicited. Mrs. E. M.” EICHELBER- GER. THE MOUNTAIN HOUSE, On Fen iy “ee nk 1 tl R. 108 miles trains myl4-lawiBt* ESSON, Mountains, Siar ‘tine east of Pittsbu stop. OPENS JUNE 25. Delightfal location. Excellent artes. Pure air and water. Appointments the Stns, ‘Supt. Write for circulars, my1-78t HE BERKELEY SPRINGS HOTEL Will open for the accommodation of guests June 1, 1894. The compa mage many improve: Ughts in ments; electric ‘bells, every room; refurnished and renovated through- out; water ‘on every floor from the springs, and the best of sanitary arrangements. For further W. LAMBER’ springs Hotel Co., prominent tla New — England Waitresses: the tinest nd inost perfect cuisine in he south: fresh vegetables from our own gar Gen, Terme, $12 per w nd_ upward. SPECIAL LOW RATES For JUNE. Send for descr'ptive Hook. myl9-im. WM. 'L. STORK, CARROLL SPRINGS SANTTARITM, rest Glen, Md. A homeopathic 400 institution; Washingtons “For lnvalids and thore desitiog ‘rest and quiet. muscle movements, electricity, &e. ‘5 For particulars, ress Owner. Maple dine JORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, FRED. erick county, Va.. will be open Ji 2 inodern In all its departments: sant: tary arrangements perfect; capacity, minutes’ drive from R. R. station. to ne Write for pamphlets. c. JORD: my22-2m Jorian Springs P. 0., Monterey Springs Hotel. Summit of the Blue Ridce, Mountains, Penna. ILL REOPEN JUN ‘Three and cae fourth hours ft 500 No Malaria~No Mosquitoes—Pure Spring Water. New and modem sanitary arrangements, lal ratex for June. Write for descriptive etr- Circulars at M. & H. & MILNOR, my5-tf Pot Bine Ridge Summit, Pa. Rock Enon Springs and Mineral Baths. Great Northwest mountain, Frederick county, Va. Capacity, 300; all requisites for health, comfort, recreation and rest: billiards and bowling: ex- cellent music; healing and strencthening water and baths: a safe and lovely resort for families: abundant table; complete sanitary arrangements; terms moderate. Send for cironlars, with all in- formation, to A. 8 TRATE, Eroprietor, wy12-3m Sun ‘bulldir: hit Dc. Spec! cular. RUTLAND, VERMON’ ST. @ house, is open to receive guests for the : delightful drives; excursions it. Killington. ‘the highest Food references, ii. “F. M. STIMSON. Je9-8t rmon ‘Address ‘Sire a. vt. THE SUMMIT HOUSE, Harper's Ferry, W. Send for circular Je8-8w* exchanged Rutland, Va., opens June 12. ter L. Ww. Brookside, ALTITUDE, 3.100 FE WEST VIRGINIA, ‘This beautiful = tate resort néw open. cure rooms n ox and descriptive circu tliress 3. PRESCOTT WIGHT, Naot Lat nw. Je6-Im0 AURORA, W. VA. On the mountain tops, 8.000 feet above the fea. 12 milex from Onklard: Md. Superh scenerr, de- Lightful drives, good fishing and gunning in season, Health and comfort. The Mountain View House, Targe rooms, good table, reasonable rates. Ad- dress JOHN ‘A. LANTZ. W.Va. my2i-im P.JACK, Proprietor, Berkeley | spa" . the leading and most | Skill GREEN'S MOUNTAIN HOUSE, Escmaton. re cx iver; to $10 ; children hall a, TAROMA, NORTH FA ARONA Na Fam. B D. sian hotel in the District. famous water. Terms my26-Imo* BURTON, MULANEY & WAPLES. COUNTRY BOARD. Hon address MISS _LER, vIT N.Y. av “SHADYSIDE P Fai,” 0 ay 15 miles - low *Xnuapolie, Boating, crabbing, bathing, de. ellent Rhy Bog Ey Termes, 96 RA Shady oon ran . A. Oo., — TUNT AW. HEIGHTS. for elegant new house open ops 850 feet above the city; on the Tine of the. Tenleytown railway; bot and cold water = gee; large rootns, select for ‘A. TABB, HEacruy LOCATION | AND ——— BEAvU- tiful scenery mountains, water, which Cd ‘e artist's cer beautiful drives and woodlets; a Bret, ines “Procure create MAUHUCE oF td CASTLEMAN, Castleman's Ferry, Va. -_ may besvuTyCL BOARD IN THE MOUNTAIXS oF ron and Albemarle county, Va.” ‘ayli-eoime" BOARDERS ACOOMMODATED paae, A COUN. ehise oon “taf gh salt water bat beating ond fhe aaa stenmebet | ton Ma toa ot “et SUMMIT HOUSE, GATTRERSE URG: xs MIN Metropolitan branch, minutes; new tI Fe fore ie shade; good water; reascnable rat driving and riding conpected with LAWSDAE PLA PLACE. 4 MILE FROM FRED. erick, bas a few more vacant Sidccat shade escolint saute; onth oven aut modern conveniences. Address, with FOR INFORMATION RELATIVE TO Retreat or Sammer Rest.” a very desirable home im the mts. on B. and 0., Ww. Keep We SANDY SPRINGS, MD.—BLOOM. D MOME- stead. in a beautiful grove; spring water at door; telegraph © near; two stages daily from Lau- = ton men exchanged. Mrs. E. NX. BENTLEY. “G SOR,” POI [LEN, MD.: B. & R. R.; delightful summer resort for Paine and single gentlemen; appointments and table class; newly furnished; high and healthy: prs reasonable rates: same address PERSONS DESIRING BOARD IN A LARGE NEW house, a.m.t., Pane and lome cotiforts, P. RUC NER, with rete my doce ply to Mrs. references, Falis Church, = THAT FAMOUS SENTENCE Further Light on the Matter of Its Au- thenticity. Question Whether the Actunt Words of Pilate Are Known at the Present Day. The recent republication in The Star of a story of the existence of a plate, on which ‘was engraved what was reported to be the original death sentence of Jesus Christ, has given rise to a great deal of talk among Biblical students about Washington. One result of this is that The Star has received a number of communications on the sub- ject. One, disputing the authenticity of the plate, was printed last Saturday, and since then three more have come, in which at least considerable research is evident. The first of these goes into the origin of the story of the death sentence of Christ. It is written by Mr. Fred. J. Braendle of Falls Church, Va., and in the course of his article he says: The True Version. An item of unusual interest to the public has of late made the rounds of our journals, purporting to give nothing more nor less than an account of the supposed discovery or existence at Aquila, Italy, of an authen- tie copy of the sentence of condemnation of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, by Pontius Pilate. I certainly wonder where the press got hold of their information, as | of all the versions that have circulated now and then for nearly half a century in all parts of the world this last is the most imperfect of all. Notwithstanding that this most extraordinary document is by many considered apocryphal, in fact, al- most too singular to be true, the many readers of The Star may be pleased to Jearn its full history and original version, as published by the Spanish time of its discovery. Charles V- Emperor of Germany and King of Spain, had col- lected during his reign ah enormous num- ber of papers of state, public acts of the Roman empire, end during his retirement had formed the celebrated repository or archives of Simancas, near Valadolid, which subsequently were still more enriched by his son, Phillip I, so that it was said they con-/ tained over 4,000,000 valuable documents. It seems that the existence of these treas- Pawprs at the | ures were almost wong! igust, they were tnasceedl unttl the Spanish government gave a few men the permission to make researches to examine many of these papers. 1858 a certain Don Jose Ferrer de claimed that he had made a very a find done these moldy acts. inder he had found ment, on which was ee yk wy ay HE lie fi language what purported to sentence of Christ by as following ani ruins of a church at ~-y Italy, << i ate — Valerius Palestinus, Governor of judea, and Flavius Quartus Prae: Gratissimus and of the City % ; Pontius Pilate, Governor «* Lower Galilea; Anas and and High Priest; Ales Macios, Guard of the tempie, Ly uintus Sublimny and Pompilius Rufus, Centurions of the Consuls: On this day, MARCH Pontius Pilate, ae eee of the Empire, here at the palace of official residence, do judge al Penalty of — Jesus, — Christ ‘agzaren, from the country and a man of the Mosaic law, Tastignted Caiphas, Patriarch ee to covett Cg the - ——4 on the following points: For oye | him a crowd of people, rich and creating disturbances in all lea; for calling himself the son of God Haly “Ease andthe “Capea Sette foly an jerusalem Gestruction; entry itke a pr ‘arin to the, Ty & prince into c~y et temple, followed and. crowned with thorns je ero’ wi 5 have im bear his cross publicly the ES: se, San Daniel, Braban, Mordagi, POR THE EMPIRE AND PRAESES OF Lucius Sextilius and Amostrus Sillus. FOR THE HEATHEN: Nostan and Reotenan. Should a document of this kind be ——— as a fraud 4 the date mentioned Gfarch 8 2 33 a i i F g H La based upon astronomical da —— 4 several year e Prepara! Jesus was crucified, FH 55 iz i i Z i “ty i i be 58 was correct, for he agreed wi idea that Jesus was crucifi and rose on Sunday. But then an old tradition q i if then back to Pilot, then to firally back agrees with In looking over the Gospels I the only one that gives an resurrection is St. Matthew, &ccount there is that He of the Sabbath. Now, the at sundown on Sat - Jesus cording to Matthew x,11-40, “to days and three nights in the heart eerth.” If He was buried on Wi #e atl Tere cisfueee just before sundown Eusebius iE fj ecy. Perhaps some one will say that thew adds “as it began to dawn toward first day of the week.” Da: generally applied to the beginn! is not necessazily so applied. I beginning of any time, as the dawn Nineteenth century. Scnday was was a holiday long before the Christian | the second day of Passover, w accord jing to Lactantius, would be the Talmudic Sabbath, on which BO Jew would visit the tomb. At the time of this a I knew rothing about De which are calculated aback to each year for several hundred years B. C. Mr. Thomas Lavin of Oxford, cr says that they cannot be Evsebius be disputed as a that De Morgan gives the Call tonen te on Thursday, April 2, which ration, as I had made ft, on . April 1, but, says Mr. Lavin, it was preparation for the weekly Sabbath, not the preparation for the Passover, om which He was crucified. This ‘antonished me, as I had never heard the day before &. weekly Sabbath called the ea. The Passover aiso lasts a. and execution could take pane, ak during week. However, I examined the tament and found that St. John in It was the preparation for Besides this, the —_ to 2 be slain on the ition for over, and it was fitting that the should suffer on the same day. circumstance occurred to me. Jesus in the grave during three — Thursday was the Passover Sabbath, manded in Num. xxvin, 18; Friday was Talmudic Sabbath, commanded in in the 3 mud, and Saturday was the weekly bath. He thus typified the Trinity, enforced His teaching in Matt. xxili2 and 8 That Spurious Inscription. W. B. C. writes from Vienna, Va, as follows: While agreeing with “W. H. BR.” that the date of the sentence of Jesus Christ. as shown by the alleged tnecription, together with Jewish and Roman customs of the time, stamps the whole business | fraud, I desire to suggest that he is hay aeons in at least three of his vis.: A. D. 31, March 27; A. D. 22, and A. D. 33, April 6 The first two which were Tuesday—not Monday, and the last of which wes Monday. instead of Sat- urday. he states, Whether the discrep- ancy is sufficient to affect the result of his computations, however, I am not to say without further investigation. 1 ai somewhat interested, also, in the “aacer- tained and authoritatively published fact” that there was a full moon March 18, A. 20. Will he kindly state how ascertal and upon what authority published? having time for a minute calculation, I have made a hasty computation by means of the epacts and find a variation from that Gate of six days, which appears rather large, though possibly true. —>— Fire at Kansas City. Fire last evening in the extensive whole sale manufacturing districts in the West Bottoms of Kansas City destroyed about $300,000 worth of property. The fire, which was of unknown origin, rted in the large agricultural implement warchouse of Bu- ford & George, and spread so rapidly that the establishment, together with the ware- bouse of the Keys adjoining, were tot men were slightly The insurance ts § i i & & fi S58 i2e Hn if it i if it ; bist nh a iy a2 oor Senator “MePherson’s Condition, The clerk of the committee on naval af fairs, of whicn Senator McPherson ts chatr- man, says that the troubie which the Sen- ator Is suffering is on enlargement of the | veins about the heart. The Senator is @8 | his home in Jersey City, N. J.