Evening Star Newspaper, September 10, 1894, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1894—TEN PAGES. 5 = —- FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR:;SALE—LOTS. OFFICIAL NOTICES. SUMMER RESORTS. ————+— POR, SALE My at ah X | FOR BY “ARGAKDTER, STH FOR SALE—WOCLD-BE INVESTORS IN FINE LO-| | OFFICE, OF THR COMMISSIONERS, DISTRICT ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Well-built ot Veresy = ve. we bee nw., tatee story irae containing 8 bth bets | "'entions In the elty, Washington Heights, Colum- | of Columbia, Washington, ember 1, 1804.— * R. ¥. ave. containing 8 roouis, and ‘modern improve: kod zard, with stable | bia Heights, Ingleside, Mt. Pleasant, ‘itomead | Notice is be teat ‘the Gommalonioucrs of The Chalfonte. Pantry “and ‘all. mod ima W005. eal wide ated ‘on L| Manor, Fetwortts Bloomingdale or other attrac. | the District of Coluubia intend to make the follow: \ addrees GUY V- office, sel0 Ba 4 fe re | Sivp additions the city, will do well to ex-| Ing, ssaiy for fue public eal, Se 22, tee and cart On the ocean front. FOR SALE-23D ST. NEAR VA. AVE.; 6 ROOM Ph ale = bes ory ssessimente Sea water baths in the bouse. bay-window brick. Price only $2,000. "etna t ae ea VE N.W. AT: a ot WM. it pee ahs Aneta rare a pom i ax “August | Send for illustrated booklet. wr che (CE—CHO} . itles who ar 1 ST, ay we ae tio: Hi st. ex cars, frame dwelling and lot; ae 3 | lara WRIGHTS; ALSO. CORNER LOT, | ore a Dotiged that the Commissfoners of | —80271m ee ee. water heat; wal pap, Pass om ae $1,000. mi 7 Wal ail iow Near East OL’ ST.; CHEAP. ADDRESS | the District of Goleabie, Sat Bive a hearing at the 0 Os teed aw. NORIA, STAR OFFICE. ee8-3t* T. PARKS, 1410 G st. as collateral, and CITY REALTY ote ‘monthly . repayadte aw. 34 and 4th sts.; T-room frame; —— cS REDUCED oz OT = St TX abslvo. Suce on gates? FOR SALE_ BARGAINS INO $5 1423 Sd nw., $16; 30 Defrees at., $15; 1216 BUSINESS CHANCES. Mass ave. near (25 me. $10; 1029 = Be., $10; 108 ‘st., | 7th st. se. near E st.; bg ot ol F st. near Dupont Gi rele (24s! "00 2 S Temp. ave, #8 BA 4." MeLWTHH, Zot | with, stable in read; lot "Reierll0 tects STORE_$1,200 BUYS ONE OF | P st. bet. 16th and Toth (22 ft. front): wanted. Price, $3,500. he vest paying clear stores in the ciff; cen- near, Dupont Circle party wall. Vor kext—ilit NST NW. 10 oe way 3 one 3 dks r Pa Ge a SP eee? ae on pare ae 3,30 Bao Tah gt. Biv Dear HL st. three-story and basem't uddréss PRINCIPE, Star olfiee. sel0-3t* | se8-8t Toqutre ‘next door, This Not Sw ‘ FOR GAIE—A BAKERY; CAPAGITY, 27 Bane ag For exc eral desirable tote in T. & B'a| Tis of Bour per. week reason ‘for selling. MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN the 2 meno ~ vele-t"_| LOAN WANTED OF $759 FOR 6 MONTHS, OX e10,11813 ‘ taunt be sold at once at a sacri, as owner bas oe ee ie ee FOR sSALB—NEW NER DOUBLE HOUSE | {0 leave city om other business in 1 _ LEGITIMATE K. i ae eS oe sel0-3t? FUBNTS OF MONEY To LOA: oN large square hall; to meet your lumi ties; ary ce ror ee Small sums: straight of installameat loan, lowest zee10 beat comers in “etry; ‘sickness ‘cause ‘of selling. Fate o¢ about $0 per $1,000 SALB-GREAT 000 BUYS AT} Address D. H., Star office. se10-3t°. cipal and interest. Room's, FOR SALE—CIGAN STORE ON TE good business; will sel Stor et os Joontes aw. Star’ office. wecnases welv-it*” Pg a 83 ITY FO BUY A th st. n.w, reaiers at 100 a see RATCLIFFE, Dalit & CO. ihe pam cae JOHN F, WAGGAMAN, Aneil 020 Pa. ave. 2. wel0-4t 700 14th ot. a.w., FOR SALE—S.W.—BAB ROOM; LICENSE GRANT- seb 8t Upstairs. |" ed; splendid chance for live’ man; dwelling at- FOR SALE—VALUABID tac! JOHN QUINN, 447 7th st. s.w. seB-3t* the te aah DAIRY LUNCH ROOM FOR SALE; —— IN Diy to OWNER. Dusinees of city; opposite one o! gov dear: heap for cam; best open- Se for oyster hou: Hog. oUaadres aM. M DAVES & CO., 1319 F st. nw. <.W.: A LARGE AND thorough); can influence trade. ae8-8t* FOR SALE_BUTTER AND EGG ROUTE, CASH trade; te young od od Cp te rere Sart Sts srt ASSOCIATION, 114 st., Anacostia, D. C. Se NEAR B S.W.; 9 ROOMS; SOL De Star office. wes-2t" FOR RENT_DWELLING G69 MASS. AVE.; 6 | D-™;i Pb front; all ail; this propérty ia cen: | FOR SALE JIVERY AND SALE STABLE; LOCA- pont ——» Ss 42 | tealiy ‘located; is to st. car lnes;| ton central; 30 fod abundant “carriage RERICay Inquire at 926% Le. | ‘within scren minutes" walk of Center’ marke TE boarders: Address SALE. Star oice * s00m; the situation will compare. tw we8-3i* in city; an excellent desirable + price, $6,000; J._ HARRISON ‘JOHNSON’ & SON, 308 7th st. FOR aa bg DESIRABLE woop AND coal eH equipped; aw. wy eee cash trade Address Dox 37, Star oilce’ ing beth pri [201 Va. ave. ses-3t WANTED—TO BORROW FOR 6 MONTHS, $1,000 ‘on chattels worth five times the amount; vera interest. A. B. 1, Star office. e731 MONEY TO LOAN IN guxs gO, SUIT ON a= real estate; no del se3-Im eT PiticS ito G at. MONEY IN SUMS TO sor AT VERY LOWEST interest on D.C. real estate security. FRANK T. RAWLINGS, Member Washington Stock Exchange, sti Pa. ave. (Arlington Fire Ins. Co.’s office.) se! MONEY TO LOAN-IN ANY SUMS DESIRED, 1 5 AND 6 PER CENT, ON WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE. ALSO RUILDERS’ LOANS, WALTER H. ACKER, 704 ee ST._N.W. NEN TO TOAN IN SMALL 30 "AY. EASY P. rates low. A WeIZtin 45 Oblo Danke Duthding. ‘au25-2w* MONEY TO LOAN IX, SUMS FROM. $1,000 UPWARD AT LOWEST KATE OF INTEREST REAL BSTATE THE DistRict. OLTZMAN, au24 Cor. 108i “AND F STs. WANTED_TO_ SELL FIRST-CLA CLASH | GROCERY = Provision store; s.w. Call or address 1817 35th — PROVISION fo For SALE BY AUGUST DONATH. Gil 7TH ST.— At rock the hatidvomest houses ga Capitor Hill fm number; nine rooms and bath; just completed: every et couvenlence ; rfal homes for appreciative purchasers. Terms 1st! in i142 stn te, teh 2214 Va ave, ar we1280, ND fo sult. ith horse, and wague, Ice box, “awning: stock set ‘300 TELOon EW THREE-Sto! a ures; good reasons given’ for wanti a =| "Eee dae! all muedern Impreveneate: ie | cell. Inquire at 1139 7th st n.w. sett 62100; Beat W jon Circle. to R NING (ROOM; CENTRALLY 10- Pg nee Apply ut 7. as business; sell cheap if said ut coe nee Kress Box Tio. Star oftcerne “Bee $150 INVESTED YIELDS $65 AVERAGE WEEKLY with absolute security. tus, ttem- Weed statistics free. BENSUN & DWYER, $34 way, New se5-26t% FOR SALE —A Pn cra RESTAUIIAN, ‘account heal ‘or full particulars. to CHAS. FLEISHMAN, 606 Va. Bre robot MONBY TO. LOAN | AT LOWEST RA terest on Wash! real extate. RY & CO., aull-tt 624 F st. nw. “WHO WANTS MONFY?” I¥ YOU DO YOU.AN get it upon an ‘3 notice. We take life in- Lour": surance policies, bonds (local or remote), stocks, trusts, loan association certificates, and certid- Catge of deposit of the loan sompantea. my24-tr as — loans t in the If you want a PROMPT loan on 00d ects either for the building or purchase ome, ees adress E.R. BRIGHT, auB-3m Special Agent, 1210 F st.,Wasb., . FOR” SALE_OYSTER. LUNCH AND DININ st, Bw, with ‘stable tot E700 | room: excettent toca: Iocation. Apply 380 Penna ays. - ISis Sist st. mw 8.700) Sow. toe parcicu as 6. FIGKLENG @ Bio. < fe8-1w 1408 G st. nw. 1204 32d st. aw. | STOCKS OF ANY "EN OF MERCHANDISE AND FOR SALE—WE HAVE aoe BARGAINS IN Snr, ee houses. We Invite the ot thove wishing STAG, oft 8 at. nw. STOCKS OF ANY KIND OF MERCHANDE furniture bought in a bulk: for Wit, H. SAUNDERS & 60., adress 8. #08-2t 1407 F st. nw. SAMSTAG, dank bidg., Room 7%. au20-Im* SALE-$200 CASH; BALA $20 Per | WILL a OF OR EXCHANGE, AT BARGAIN wate residence or_bo Rouse; ‘good "month om, —— 4 & - two- ee rately ot sof acumen ton benuttéal ‘ 8, clear branices ; stabig i if desired. SM. D. PECK. 994 Fst, mw. fearrete i “e ar. t aa get RE poy a ies and within two squares line Fok RENT_-To a BLE COLORED | cars; 1340, 1: ant Fimerson st ne. bet. fawil comforta’ Ez Fats tion. GEO. = imp NEWTON, ae Sth st. nw e831 ne aiteite t 1 sr st XE cellar ba: Bw TWO: > TORY rooms nt bath; heated SUBURBAN PROPERTY. FOR SALE_AT FALLS CHURCH, VA Endy an elegant ills site of 4 acres: new Htatlow: price, $2,000.” Address BLAM It. tar office, sel0-3 brick: 7 ‘Appl to OWNER 1 1108 G iv st. se8-3t SALE—1311 ¥ St NE: NEW: gWO-STORY mantels; = bargain. bay-window roome area =e x Pa "gables &e.; lowe to oH Or. BEES at dies; will sell cheap; or thspection. cr P. NEWTON, owner, Bersih H daventeges cH Combining the eavanteres of home wites with rapllly increas. ing value. Situated on ROCK CHEEK RAILWAY, FOR SALE-614 R ST. N,V pean cd brick. containing 7 rooms and ° cabinet man- “throughout: will sell = OWNER, on Premises. est ida Direct: it the head of = zt CORSET ERE = vorhoods: | POR SALE SSTORY, 3.RAY WINDOW | PRINS. Ang immentiatel corner 2ist at ton’s - a Paik i Siker"fis = ¥ 02% 10 rome and “ted Nath: “clectsie bates any forme of payment. vestibule, for $60 OMAS J. FOR RENT—HOCSE 1341 CORCORAN ST.; THRES | duced to 99,500. coms to, mit z stories: fromte sonth; ten large rooms, clothe oc8-3t BUTLER & GRAHAM, sel0-3t Or Company's Office Berle ‘eed ae nla em, Maprovemente: hack | FOR SALE-SNAP IN SOUTHRAST, 2 SGU aS FOR SALE_SUBURBAN PROVERT ee from Capitol; story bay-w browastone: | 30. ACRES WITH T-KUOM HOUSE, GOOD BARN, Kitehea Below front; gnieen Amon Re = ts bel peice if sold at mise me houses; none Pe ison Se ene room; rent, $47. once, terms to su ce te well wate mile stat i seh-dt BUTLER & GRAHAM. 508 B at. n.w. 1S miles from 6th st on B. & o8 RENT— FOR SALE—DESIRABLE NEW BAY.WIXDow Sopemp a Sy “Sci raittz, obs “én aw. ae @4 and brick near ‘Department ‘avenue cars, each. with good lor Reontitel | sertuaest heme st Fisp 0 ACR 12 MILES FROM CITY; GOOD & aut3-Im = room house; tenemeat of 4 rooms; bara 20x80; POR — RENT_TH. a horses; corn house, &.; \ mile ‘furnished house. a S. on county road; only $1,800. “A. J. Senkior Dolpt, SCHWAWTE. 00S 6th s e831 ‘Mareb ANDSOME NEW DWELL- Eee FINS 8-ROOM COTTAGE AT LANGDON, D. €.; Mlastes’ walk to station; house, h water; fine bat 5S na het and cok cabinet, mantels; 4 large bed good stable: vented wo Tat) Fon SALE_SEVERAL & Pifces frou a 10.50 EOD wo $0. oe sel-12t* rooms; pomp ts yard and For Sees AVE, W ae Heights, a and beautiful residence, over-| §5i%j,pmall cash payment. A J. mn 30 rooms, 2 bath ‘roome, looking ‘city, conta! ies ea 85 ee ena te Lag ted by slectrie! ty, Le ints 1a 135 ACRES: 8 MILES FROM PA. AVE. BRIDGE; 8-rvom house, ice house, smoke house, two te ment houses, onc renting for $68 per year, a mele other renting for per year; 1,000 fruit fish |; Springs; with the stock, oe noe of 4 horses, 2 cows, 9 pigs, 100 plows, 2 cultivators, eagons, harnces, ‘ud “all farming implements; on! 5e8-8t A. 3. SCHWARTZ, 606 6th st. nw. Binge TO_LOAN_ AT 5-PER GRAY ON REAL estate in morthwest section) mo, del EISKELL & ‘Mel aut 1008 F st. Th YOU WANT TO, BORROW, LOAN, BUY OR SELL real estate, let me bear trom I can ‘and ae BY, money. J. With respect to ymnents. pen Birks as RUTRERNORD, ee TO LOAN ON a country property. CHD. $e28-3m WASHINGTON MORT@AGE LOAN CO., 610 F N.W. Wilt loan vou any, sum you wast, large. oF small, on furniture, phvtas, horses, wagous, etc., without removal or, publicity, Ary business wit’ ut strictly confidential, and you can get the moaey the day you ask for it. Loans can be pai ta part or in full at time to suit the convenience of the berrower, and any part paid reducess the cost of carrying the bert itt cbportion te the amount sane shirkGrox MORTGAGE Boa cc je ape TO LOAN “AT 5 AN large and sinall sums; without delay. WAEeAK. F st. ny. = TO LOAN-ON REAL ESTATE— 95,000 is uo THOS B. WAGGAMAN, VED. city Ox CHEW, Cu AND 6 a EN Feasonable charges ant SAUNDERS & OO. iett ON REAL EST cut S a ley at foweut tates pt interest; no de- se; ing grbere the securtt apie eR “Bree 303 7th st. o. i ‘I AND 6 PER CENT ON pproved District teal eataty, oats M. M. PAK ER, 1418 F et. Moxey 30 LOAN DESI HATES ‘OF TSTRREST, ON WASHINGTON REAL EST. No delay in ck Tanaetionn ‘THOS. . FISHER & 00.. ap2s-tt MONEY TO LOAN AT 5 PER Sse oa ar Proved District real estate. Also installment Ieans made. F. A. SMITH & SONS, api9 1418 F st. nw. MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT ON RE. estate security in, tha District of Cowmbiay ao 3 charges moderate, WASI'N DANENHOWER, apls-tt Cor. 13th and G sts. iw, FOR SALE-AT BROOKLAND, A SEVEN ROOM Soltage, $2,500; three lots of, the for re ae! ‘GHACE M iow: BS. 00 ‘Concora bull FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—4éTH = N.E; 6 ne SALE Ok EXCHANGE—FOREST aa room brick; lot 18x100 to ames wa a cottage home; 7 rooms, bath, cellar, fur- ‘ait tside Me beth town. 7-9 wHOS BOSH at nw. Fa ge ny per oe rooms ou vate come, ie: | se 3 Dremisesr ICY. ave. and ist ot awe Bie owen bg —— ree FOR SALE—O NEAR 11TH ST. N-W.: ‘8 ROOMS beghs sms hg Meg Bk basement bay Palisades of the Potomac. FOR RENT—26 BNE, FINE WIDE 4STORY 11. : ae ~ house, partly furniaied, fronting Capitel | ¢as¥ ‘terms goo. fase Bate “ito & ogDBullding lots and ville Situate Park, suitable = oF private family or ing; | _ Central Nat. ‘sides of the Conduit road, crericeking rent $109. M. cK, 94 FP. dm | FOR SALE— ihe storie Potomac river rand virginia “bills 4 FOR RENT. SEPT. 15_648 EAST CAPITOL ST.: A WASHINGTON, ees Weel, Pictureegee rable part of delightful bay- winnew brick house; 6 rooms ‘and HANDSOME ‘1s OU! lot Soxte2; ‘Washingt. bath; concrete cellar and all dle improve- ‘< tan ‘in New mow ‘anzious to vell;| Will pasa thi ments. Inyuire 6u8 Uth st. nw. 4030-120 Gan cee teen - this month. pate palee, ‘T220 FOR RENT115 7TH scjgh WIMER, REAL ESTATE, 008 13TH ST. 8. H. ST. N. E: 2STORY, Premsed-brivk front; 7 rooms per NO. CLARK, soot YOR SALE—HGUSE ON ANACOSTIA HEIGHTS. overlooking city and ri Rear street and bath; 0S F st. bw. ver; 8 roome, FOR SALE ELEGANT el oR, — ae Dalf oc | _premisos, 53° Franklin YOR RENT—3-STORY oe BRICK: AM. L; Mf sold| — a rc mouth. E FOR SALE—AT WOODSIDE, M*RYLAND—NINE- Sure ce 18 Tl ie ; 95500 cash " Address room cottage, just finished; large attic, cellar, furnace, range, bath, excellent water; wind will and_ wood shed; 7 she ice, $4,500; terms to suit. B. F. LEIGHTON, Bb os W.. COr. 4% st.jeétt ~ HORSES AND VEHICLES ee FOR SAIB—TO_ RESPECTABLE, _ColoReD PEn- son, elegant new 6r. brick’ ; Le Drott Mark; only $3,500: $50 cash a mo. Call at _once, STURGES | & Scone, EF at. mw. set W. HANDY, 2220-1m ’ G10 isth st aw. FoR, SALE CHEAP SORRE. HORSE, BUG FOR RENT— FULLY FURNISHED 11-Room | —* 7¢#? ‘stu ee Can at at Gat. rw. bateee tees 6 oa lock, Pores bee Sogtt Circle; very desirable house and | FOR SALE—107 «TH “ST. N.E.; $-ROOM BRICK; | _ ____#e10-2t' location. Address M. A, Siar office. se4-Gt* cellar, a.m-t.. etc.; lot 18.Gxi0v; this house must FPR SALE— ay BROS. HAV (NOT ; we ha: their stock, we re Sor 10 horses at oon oer eg =... oe a 2 Oter STURUES & MOORE, OOF ot. Bw, set qd wtaer of veuia of ak bate. Apply at 1212 ‘and bells; speaking’ tubes,’ thi FOR SALE-sourH D- =e: Kaen tgs closets; elegant eee cottage; reception hall; a eee eee DING AND DRIVING it fe 100 cash Ment buggy ai wo ner, 1310 F ae Sa a eee TOOK, 006 er cheep. Apply at tila BM et mw. sclo-ote FOR _RENT—TWO _NINEA ROOM a= ‘SALE—IN 115 and 1519 12th st. aw, BRICK HOUSES, NT | &) CHANCE SELDOM OFFERED-AT 1 BARGAINS, with modern im _ Setowing corriages: | Hx broughamn, i ‘eaipe, 2 ian's phae- Sr Apply to JOHN PF. GREEN, 1416 ies heel “Tilbury Sod 1 = r ca '§ REPOSITORY FOR RENT NEW HOUSES: 1618 22D ST. N. W.; LES, 1 x st. 2 te. frome; {SUEe; stcam Dent; 900, a oth -CLABS BOARDING | STABLE. ai rates, WASHINGTON RIDING ACADEMY and P ste. nw. Firat-cinss in 621 6th st. fooms: ‘pas. Ov OWNER 1300 ¥, or 210 B n.w. 22d every particular. Fim st carriage surface jn the country; the riding floor vow used for thir purpose. No elevators; sanitary plumbing; coachmen will tate the superior facilities offered. Riding lessons by pro- fessioval lady teacher. Inspect premises before locating. EDWARD CONOVER, se6-1m* Manager. 20, HEAD OF, HORSES JUST ARRIVED FROM Parts, 2 combination saddie horses, 6 coupe Ex 634 CONNECTICUT AVE.. A VI mvs well (constructed and dwelt 4 t a Gnished dwelling. SBitkreen. 1o se0-1m S13 eth st. _W. MM. FOUN horses, = delving ‘horses, one brown tare, cam a FOR SALE_CALL ON US FOR INFORMATION trot a mile 2.40; bay 3 -s horse, ean pace’ a, mile n 2.50: ae Mise'e ore and Reiter Bric nowse, “wit bay | Balt of Binck orece, very silish, 10 hands eh, = “ eal driven up to steam or ele Pri on Oe. gration | feduced to suit the times. ‘Can be geen at $983 c cars; elevation high, command INS’ Stable, 1210 Ohio ave. ry ‘ing, of surrounding country. Other houses ria for sale, rangt ce | from ywn raising; a 15,000. Also large I Vashington | Sorrete: a pale of ar fa" handeome ls, Pcs Call in to see us. WHEAT & crem Seam; sis two, Sos, horses for draft lexi | SUT Pa. ave. mvr.; 430 North West at., moach team, Apply 16 3. CLINTON SMOUT, _ieranaria, va. ault-Im STORAGE. STORAGE CARRIAGES « OF ALL, KINDS 8TORED it low prices A. H. GREGORY, 316 Pa. Fon 1.3 fine —_ pidly ‘improving. Apply om PROPOSALS: Yard, Washingte finish; hot water heat; loca- premises, For, om, D. ( ‘UPPLIES FOR THE NAVY August 30, 1804.—Sealed ow. ae {otvracd “Propesaly (or Sipplies for, the — —_— iavy Yard, Washington, D. Sep- ee 1S 18D" il be received at the Butea Fire-Proof Building of Sepoties aot A-counte Navg Department, Wash: your Household Goods, = “LOCK — wed feat tae 1s04, and publiaty dk ST NE, NEW; 6 hoOst :| Burglar-Proof Vault ed ely ereatter, to rp! al DS. ; care! built b : Yard. Washington, D a quuntity of| $4,400. $100 cash and $25 thonth. Fi For your Silver Ware api Valuables at lowest Brick, lime, cement," med, broken ‘steer, gravel, | HANCOCK & CO., cof. 13th and G sts. ne. rates. Bantware, lumber, bristles, thread, rusher, Straw ami one locomotive crane. ‘The articles must | POR SALE 426 18T ST. STORAGE WAREHOUSE. contorgs to the cary standard and the usual | Drick; 8 rooms and, cellar; furnac AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST ©O., jon. Bi ivory enamel Gnish; lot 19250 feet; price, $5,500, 3 pirat to the "Naty Yard Washington $500 cast, Dalance ‘monthly. Near ‘street coe tine _auls 1140 ISTH STREET N.W. ition of urers entrally ly to FRA oy Set ‘ ie ve ide, au" other things vetng BANCOGK 00-130 and oes! = FoR i RENT- SENATE STORAGE Roows—roun. tment reser froat, ‘uilding, poe A oo nee “ey aaa = FoR SALR-TO SBITLB AN ESTATE—THRER #1 per load niches aha clean: Ceeined advantageons to ine government K.| "%. Cig a one: i Bes ERB MICHLER, Acting Chief of Bi ned pick Fs to B wi a . September 4, batiding Ise. mene, tt FOR borer 4 ‘HOUSES; EASY Ba aw: 22M. trom: Ti rooms: 7 rms. GWiei ie Fe 210 B iy ga Applica- gre. MONEY TO LOAN on FURNITURE, PIANOS, HORSES, &0., Without removal from your possessioa. Low rates; casy terms; no publicity; Bade the day you apply for them. Please call on CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE CO., p1s-tr __ 602 F st. nw., main floor. POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. NEW PALACE STEAMER HARRY RANDALL Leaves Rives View wharf, 7th street, Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday at 7 a.m., landing at all Wharves as far down as Maddox creek, including Gavel Point and Colonial Beach. furning ol m. Passn- ht received MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY. ‘The splendid new tron steamer “Potomac,” Capt. W. ©. Geoghegan, will leave Washington for Bal- timore and river ‘landings every Sunday and Wed- hesday at 6 p.m. Returving, leave Baltimore every Tuesday und F Care ‘p.m. The steamer James Geoghegan, will at 6 p.m. for every Saturday at 6 p.m. for Plaeg To Polat at and, lower Ever i returning to am accommodations ee on Totes, state room ang all information apply to STEPHE: BRO., Fin st) whart of 910 at ‘Telephone 743, STEAMER "WAKEVIED ‘rom 7th st. ferry wharf, ‘On Monday, Wednesday a and Saturday at 7 a.m., for river landings, to Colonial Beach; thence to Wicomico river, Coltou’s and Nomini ‘creek. On Saturday, all above landings and Leonardtown and Bt. Clement bay wharves. Returning on Tuesday, ‘Thursd (See schedule). DAILY LINE BETW FORTRESS NORFOLK,’ VA. ‘The new and powerful Iron Palace Steamers WASHINGTON AND NORFOLK. SOUTH BoeND. Leave Washington daily at 7 p.m. Tth st. wharf, arrive at Fortress Monroe at 6:30 a.m. mext day. Arrive at Xorfolk at 7:30 a.m., where railroad connections ate made for all points south and southwest. ‘ASHINGTON, D. &., mt a AND Leave Fortress Washington at 619; 1351 and 1421 Penn- Monroe at 7:10 p 6:30 a.m. next day. Tickets on sale al sylvanta av for t Telephone 750. INO. CALLAMAN, aplt-te CLYDE LINE STEAMER DIREC pila, Leaves Philadelp Washington every Mord: all points north and east. _Azents, whar€ foot of 3 query Saterday, FOR 8. SALE TRE POL n from 2 to 5 miles fron Toot unfinished lwonse, for $300; S-room brick, 3, acta, $1,400; ¢-room house, 2 acres, $100; ¥-reus ; Groom house 40 acres, ‘res, 10-room house, $6,000; 11-room, Louse, 12 acres, $9,000: 6-reom_ house," 3_ acres, $2,000; 6 acres, 4-room’ house, $1,500: re, 47 at $32 per acre, also 300 farms near Washingion some as low as $6 r acre. Send for printed list and map of the Vicinity of Washington; sent, — wiven hee JAMES EL CLEMENTS, 1321 neurpassed f “1 tields, water, shad terms, $1,001 . ig_time. " Appi RICHARD PL EVA 6- at Pot. Joans District. building, Ist street’ between Band © Strects northwest, on the SEVENTRENTH 1 DAY oF SELTEMDEK, 180s, AT TWO O'CLOCK PM. to A Persons desive 10 object to id Iicoreteuts being: me EMENT SIDEWALKS AND SET “NEW GHANITE CURB.OK ste between Tach aud on ‘sts., in front of square 218; catimated cost, 1,670. “kK st. n.w. between 15th and 18th sts., ay of square 199, except 9 feet im front of lot No. 27, square 19); estamated cost, $2,010. P (West) ‘st, n.w. between 27th (Mill) ard 23th (Mout- ee ), in front of square front of lots New. 24, fout of sqyare 142, except in front of west eet ‘No. 8, square 142; estimated cost, $1,775. . Bw. betweer F and G sts. in trout of squares 142 and 169; estimated cost, $2,185. P st. n.w. between Dupont Circle and 2st st., a fromt of squares 95, 96 and 114; estimated cos! 930. Bist (Congress) st. between N (Gay) and . bp sts. n.w., in front of squares and 87, Georgetown, except in front of lot 32, ‘Souare 5.455. Sod Lath ats. ia front of lote 1, 4 18, 3 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 3 and 26, oyware 235; estimated cost, ave. nd 18th st.. Im front, "ot. Tots 133,55, 06, Si, at. sts... in fron! uates 206 and 20%. except in front of tote 218 and 219, square 206; extimated sant, 20s, nw. betiveen Tth and Lith st, and 239; estimated cost, between’ 14th and 15th estimated cost, $5,200. and P sts., in“fromt of idth st, between squares 379 and St: ot nated cost, $5,795. 11th st. n.w. between H and DW. except i frovt of lots 16, 17, 18 and south bY feet Of lot 12, square 284; estimated cost, $5.200. | 13th $ -, between L'and Mass. ave.. in front of cept a $3,195. to front of west, 17 Tout of ‘of lot dot Xo 2, square 37); estimated cost, $11 Lay SEW ule /SIDEW, ‘ALKS AND SET N GRANITE CI s Treen lth a ‘ot ‘squares Nos. ui, 972, 901, a “it iets, “Tom ‘aod Oass ott. umied cost, $9,000. D st. Sage eee Ot set 10th sts. in frout of estimated cost, (Beall) st. a.w. between 37 din Ctensee) and gomery) 0, except in font ot tot ‘or Gcergetown; estimated coat, $2,000. oO tween Ist and 34 sts., in front of squares 563 and Cid, except tu trout = lots 89, 9, 91 and 9z, square S64; estimated cost, $3,980. V' st. nw. between 16th and i7th sts, in front of sree 175; esti- mated cost, $1,345. t Bw. between ‘S6th (Lingan) and 37th (Warren) st bers io frout of $1500. Prospect et. mw. bet arte “Waren 3 ween aod Seth, (Calle) ste. te treat square 31, Georgetown; estimated cost, La’ iNT SIDEWALK AND BEART CURB— Pa. ave. n.w. between 4% and 6th ats., in frout of . 24, 23, 27, square B; evtimated BLOCK SIDEWALK AND RESET CUED Ee, ave. aw. between 41 and Oth ots.. ta front of lots 28, 29, 32, 33, 30 aid 37, square’ B; estituated cost, $1,054). REPAVE BRICK’ SIDEWALKS AND SET NEW GRANITE CURB.—D at, ae. between oth and 10th "i nd 498; estimated cost, S6TT, ‘ne, between 21th amd’ 12th in front of square YS6, except in front of lot No. 1, square YS6; estimated cost, . D st. nw. between 2d and soit Mpat of squares 570 and S72; estimated cost, $30. . between Indiana ave. aud F 569 and 670, ex- opt a front of ‘No. 11, square estimated cust, $1,410. C st. s.w. between 4% and 6th sts, in frout of square 482, except 9 feet in front of lot 3, square 492 and ‘west 80 feet of lot No. 6, square 42; estimated cost, $500. Oth st. nw. between O and T° sts., in front of squares 446 and $79, except in frat of lots 19 and "3p. quare 479: eatimated cos $000. Bist (Cx bet M (Bridge) ami N (Gay) sts., tn frout of squars oe Georgetown, and in front of lots 4 aud north 20 feet of lot 7, yaare: town, except ip fi north of south 119 feet of lot 6, cown; estimated cost, 800. I st. st. ‘and Rock creek, io front of squares 47 and 48; estimated cost, $675. Jefferson st. nw. between K (Water) and ©. and O. canal, in front of squares 20 and 21; estimated cost. $1. poss Nerth Capitol at. between N. ¥. ave. and O ty front of satares 617 und 676; ‘estimated cost, $h00. between 3d and 4th sts, in front ot aounres ‘ian and 527; “gin pe cost, $75. lith st_u.w. between I and K ats, im frout of squares 317 ‘and 343, except in frout of Dot I square Sif, estimated cost, 87H. 13% at. 3 w. betweeu C D sts. ta front of squares 257 and 258; estimated cost, $865. W st. now. between 13th fod 14th ste. tn front of syuaren 234 5 OFFICE OF THE TREASURER OF THE States, ex-Officio Commissioner of Fund of 5, Dees of Columbia—W: C., 1804. ioe g i ty the act of atitied “an Se the Dist: failing due. date 1, Iso, wet duly $92," T bere! ve’ notice that ti Sy) Rate Oe, of the boads hereinbelow designated will be paid at the treasury of the United Stat the city of Wasbington, D. C., on the frst “day” ot october Inna interest ow bonds will’ cease via: Three-stty per cent ten-year fund of the Distret of Columbia issued sit and the to peor 1 pete act of Cougress approved March 3, + i bered as soilates $100_ ort orig, No. 45 to orig. No. acmalver $1, oe orig. Sou" bot ‘to, =A No. 2008, both, inclusive ; $1, ‘No. 2365, both te’ clusive; 2 ¢° orig. No. 2776, hoth . 00. The bonds de- scribed above are eliher bonds of the “original ot lasue, which have bat che serlal number at each wud- Ail at the bonds of thts, oat nal numbers onls. the onder pl Stitute numbers” Will be called by the ision of ‘which act and their substitutes shell be fret called and this order of payment, Shall be followed until all shall have been “paid.” Bonds forwarded for redemption jonld be addressed to the “Treas urer U Washington, D. ¢ and assigned to the “Treasurer of the United States for re- demption.” Assignments — be dated and Properis acknowledged, as prescribed {a the, note peinted on the bi each ‘bond. “Where checks payment ate desired te. favor “of any eae bet the payee the bonds should be assigned to the “Treasurer of the United States for redemption for account of — (here insert the name of the person or persons to whose order the check should be made N whan’ se! payable). D. ‘Treasurer vu. ~ PIANOS AND ORGANS. Ten Dollars Down And $10 a month Buysa magnificent Upright Grand Piano. Que of the Anest standard makes | Bunerb tous and action. It was $400. Now jt can be had for a day Or two for $27. Oue of the beet var rains ever Two Fine Byers Pianos, Pianos, $150 and $125 each— $10 cash and Piano Exchange Ware Rooms, 913 Pa. Ave. _8e6-3m Tr EW ENGLAND UPRIGHT: PIANO FoR Apply at DU LY & HERRING'S Auction House, _ 3B Penna. jy10-3m, ONE SECOND-HAND UPRIGHT, IN SPLENDID condition; guaranteed for 6 years; only $215; $10 cash at per month. One uprigat, cash, Hiauing, packing, storage, tuning ‘and repairing. Old pianos and taken in exchange and lowed. Pianos Dolated with. care, Huo Women & CO. O28 Tes Agenis for the Sobmer pianos. Itable. au6 PFEIFFER & CONLIFF, 417 11eh at. KRAKAUER PIANOS, THR POPULAR STA’ te auralien sald sanmeably at" KOHN ere Pix OF MeSIC 1200'd et ow. Unequaled in Tone. Towch, Workmanship aod is Durability. Te Pinaos for Rent. Ss 1029 wit ke Ruane ic Co. att EI ave. ow. constructed armed or cunt ectatee ioe eat fo all kinds of rare wood Eatabiisned more than 50 years. ipitte “| COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS. COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS AND NOTARY PUB. ie Lories RP acLAL: COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY RY STATE and territory. Notary end U.S. Com OD 4 F et. ow. lies for G. W. KENDRICK. Owner und” jetor. ‘Washington trade solicited. ao more. my 10-5: HOTEL == 4 nora end Kentucky are. its and cul- special features. Send for terms. aul? colst J.D. PEASE. SEASIDE—MISCELLANEOUS. Moor opetr foauageriect Bist came. mt water Sha $10 (pee week, Rpectal “rater tor ‘tatiiin, ress MRS. A. Rnencaat MAR. Rel Alton E OMe ot BS, RANDALL. steamer SPRINGS AND BATHS. Monterey Springs Hotel. Summit of the Blue Ridge Mountains, Peana, Three and ) trom Wi 08. oy — t above sea level Aictathies “Pare ure fipring Water. Write tor aaa ircular,, Circulars at Star A Str IN THE MOUNTAINS. “THE LOCE WOOD,” HARPER'S FERRY. W.VA. offers special jorge fenty shades table Arst-class, “St Pa ole al tal clase dirs, ek bron iw ms5-te comfortable carriages will meet all trafhs. Pere ee TTH, Round Tui va: ‘The house will be kept and October to ao cor wee ener huntiog and Lase Gsbing in the Shenandoah river. VISTa SPRING fi GKEEN, MISCELLANEOUS. ESCAPE THE COLD AND DAMPNESS OF THE by nt ing at HOTEL POWHATAS, GHALLESTOWN. Setterson touuty, WW, Vas Tas ours, trom: Washington. “Open unitl is. REST INN. FOREST GLEN, MD. NINE, MILES Met. branch: thle auexceiled: DENTISTRY. Teeth Need Attention? If 60, best call and we us NOW. We'll tell you what the trouble {s—and prescribe the right remedy. Where it’s possible we save teeth in preference to extracting—tut If the extracting is necessary—we'll do it with the least patu and less Gisagreeable features than any other method prac- ticed in the District. Extracting palulessiy, Sve. Other operations proportionately priced, DE. GRAHAM, 307 7TH ST. aaa =| You Can’t Criticise Our method of painlessly extracting teeth. At ie absolately a mone of the disadvan! or_evil effects the anacs- thetlc Extracting without pala, 30 cents. EVANS DENTAL PARLORS, 1217 PENNA. AVE. N.W. U.S DENTAL @ental organten' 124 ASSOCIATION, THE LEADING ‘America. Scteatitic deut- ap 2 Kw. AFTER All, OTHERS FAT CONSULT THE OLD Dr. bers, 96 B st. aw.; So sears’ experience in ‘reatment ot all diseases eu; consultation free and strictly coutideucial. auld-Lu' INVIGORATING CORDIAL ‘imulant and Tonic. Of DR BROTHERS" is sleepy, tian and zest, there county equal to this onda Ut tee ten oe forty-five years in this city 906 B aw. “SUBURBAN PE PROPERTY. Special Inducement. For the next five days only we will give you the pick of any of the choice lots Jeft at beautiful COLUMBIA PARK for $30 cach. Cash or Installments, Dos't miss this Grand Opportunity, Just think! & lot for $30 ou two railroads, the great aud only Penvaylvania, within fifteen ‘minutes’ ride of the city, and with 6% cents commutation fare. All bigh ground. No Swamps. Noe Malaria. Pure water end air. Large ehade trees. Only o few Blocks from station. THIS I8 YOUR LAST CHANCE. so don't be too late and for ever afterward be worry for ‘t. Grand Excursion today at 4:36 p.m from 6th street depot. Circulars and tickets at office, 623 F st. a. from our agents at depot. TRIAL TRIP TROUBLES. Disicalties That Lie in the ‘Testing the Ericsson. The officers of the Navy Depariment are having some difficulty In laying out a course in Long Island sound for the trial of the Ericsson. There have been several consu!- tations between Admiral Ramsay and the bureau chiefs, but as yet a plan has not been entirely decided on. The trouble ts that the ship is so small and the time, two hours, so short, that It is difficult to auchor buoys so that the distance of twenty-five miles can be accurately measured. The Ericsson must make 24 knots an hour or she will be rejected. The contractors imsist that the trial take place tn deep water. The Navy Department cannot obstruct the sound, end it must anchor its buoys, mark- ing the course with accuracy. Cne end of the course may be marked by the light houses, but this is impossible at the other end. it ts probable that the buoys will be anchored by several chains in order that they may not be displaced by the th Movements. If the Ericsson should make 24 1-4 knots, she will earn a premium cof $2,500, and $1,000 for each additional quarter knot. Tbe contractors insist upon an ac- curate course in deep water, so that she can make the fastest possibie speed. ————__-e+— Real Estate Matters. Fifteen acres of lap’ in Peter's Mill Seat have been sold by Josiah M. Vale and Heni M. Earle, trustees, to Rebecca HK. Beatle for $26,500. Way of | | possible just now to forecast. TIM HEALY’S TRIUMPH Explanation of Recent Phases in Irish Politics. Tumult Raised by the Gladstone- Tweedmouth Contribution—Begging Letter to Englivh Liberals. The recent tumult raised in Ireland over the contributions of Mr. Gladstone and Lord Tweedmouth to the Irish fund has generally been unintelligible to Americans. Harold Frederick, the London correspond- ent of the New York Times, writes as ful- lows, explaining the condition of affairs: Nothing of equal significance bas hap- pened since Parnell’s death, and perhaps hardly that had the same deep effect on the movement to obtain self-government for Ireland. What has happened is this: The rhetori- clans, otherwise the bounders, the Dillon and O’Brien majority on the Irish parlia- mentary committee, having compassed their passionate desire to have the rope wholly in their hands, have hanged themselves with it. They have been using their control of the paritamentary fund to bind to their faction all the weak-kneed and poorer members of the party. Without plenty of money in this fund they could not hope to hold their own against the popular national- ist feeling in constituencies which are strongly hostile to them, and when were stopped the Irish contributions, they con- ceived the ws of raising this money from the English liberals. That “Begging Letter.” besides the Irish in London, English mem- bers and ex-members were invited. Sev- eral of the latter attended. T. P. O'Con- nor presided. Dillion also spoke. affirmed the inability of the Irish members to raise sufficient funds for their support from the Irish and the necessity for ap- pealing to their English friends. osition that a circular to this effect be sent out was reserved by the executive commit- tee for action. They directed the circular to be drawn up and sent, and this was done on the 224. gts bearing the ad- dress of the house of commons authority of Kx McCarthy. j of F j is 8 & g aa ; hal presen every rich liberal In Eng’ The accident of McC: the response of Gladstone each with $500, called scandal. Hi the impossible posture of dependence English money which this i - tried to put the blame for the distribution of the circular on insignificant subordinates, and —- on honor that they had never ——- English aid. Now mm reports of Dillon's and of O'Connor's sp2eches, delivered August 8, which contain nothing except that expressed with the utmost frankmesa, Ircland Profound@ly Stirred. Meanwhile Ireland has been profoundly stirred by the issue thus raised. Of course, it would have been raised by the Parnell- ites, and, in their hands, it would have done measureless harm to nationalism all over the island. By raising it instead inside the nationalist party, Healy has again shown himself to be the man for the ec- fi out in the reshaping the party it ts im- 3 the temptation to try to save himself at the us politics it is @ great boom to Ireland. O'Brien and Davitt are both discredited in the affair, and will have to sing small for a long time to cone. ‘One obvious + I should think to be the establishm. & new daily paper in shall represent the people of I instead of its seeking rhetoricians. Healy's steady insistence local con: instead of fsiders at the dictation of the parinmestery’ com —_—EE ———__ ee HISTORIC FORT McHENRY, & Centennial Observance at more Next Wednesday. ‘The centennial anniversary of the prosen- Balti. government will be celebrated at the fort near Baltimore next Wednesday, “Old De- fenders’ day.’ The Society of the War of 1812 will have charge of the celebration, and the officers and troops stationed at the fort will take part in the patriotic ex- ercises. Preceding the celebration at the fort there will be a parade of the state mi- litia, several companies of regulars, the Grand Army posts of Maryland, Naval Vet- erans’ Association, all the colonial organt- zations and societies of the revolution, the Maryland Historical Socicty, Associate Vet- erans of the Mexican War, the Olé Volun- teer Firemen and the Naval Militia A number of prominent men connected with the societies of Lhe revolution will be pres- ent. Upon arrival at the fort the reception committee will conduct the guests to their places upon the grand stand. “ Spangied Banner” by Miss Camill¢ Shannon, a descendant of a veteran of the war of Iz There will also be address by the governor of the state and other off- cials. Fort MeHeary is on what was once call- ed Whetstone Point, a little peninsula Southeast of and bordering on the city, lying between the main branch and the northwest branch of the Patapsco river. It is three miles distant from the center of the city. The peninsula, or that portion of it included within the fort reservation, contains forty-nine acres, of which the fort and water battery cover but four acres, ‘The remainder of the reservation ts used as drill, parade and exercise grounds. A few years before the beginning of the revolutionary war the value of Whetstone Point for the defense of Baltimore, then a prosperous town, began t® be appreciated, and steps were taken to put it im shape. How possession Was acquired no recoras now ex- ist to show. The colony of Maryland, how- ever, in and the state of in 1776 threw ap a water battery at Whet- stone Point for the protection of the town against the British. Until 17% the fortia- cations on Whetstone Point remained ex- asively under the control of the state, at which time, in consequence of the appre- hensions cntertaired of a confilct with Great Britain, the President recommended serious preparations of both offense and de- fense at Whetstone Point, which the legis- lature of Maryland at its session in De- cember, 17M, had placed at the disposal 0? the federal Pere, Consulta Reconuleed. Toe President has recognized Perry Sane derson as consul general of Great Britetx at New York; Art ~4 J. Denner as German consul at ic mea J. Lemon as irtt- ‘eh vice consul at iiioxt Misa