Evening Star Newspaper, September 24, 1894, Page 5

————— THE EVENING STAR, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1894—-TEN PAGES. FOR RENT—HOUSES. ENT—HOUSES. FOR SALE_HOUSES. EE _FOR SALEHOUSES. FOR SALE_LOTS. For neNt_At a1 N ST. N.W., ROOM HOUSE; ‘rout! 2 Fis Appiy at reat, 3 T1823 Q ST. N.W.; 10 ROOMS AND ; elegant location; rent reasonable. C. ERMANN, 1303 Fst. iT—1531 T ST. 3X es We will rent 1531 T st. n.w., 9 rooms and bath, 4, newly painted and tn goml two-story brick stable in rear, er. Tent) per 10utb, H. SAUNDERS & CO., 1407 F st. now. AND STABLE. T_STORE, 1314 E ST. N.W. (neluding wate aah 3 S2n8l" ss8eh2 (anh 125 N ow, 12r, mi... 200 NY av nw, tir, s= For keys ‘and 619 KI ave, Gr. 1208 T ne, 6r, mi 15.50 Pieree st CAYWOOD & GARRENT, 13th st. and'N. ¥. ave. BH - S st&3r. sth st nw, SORA ae Sr et y RENT—COMPLETELY FURNISGED HOUSE; —_—aoe all modern improvements; ce tbweet. For full particulars and F. BATCHELDER, BEA v soath; 9 rooms; ‘lence; on high ground; shade trees; wel duced to $25 per mo A. 3. CA’ Sr and b, colored 25.30 oi i I2r & 0.5042 103 E so, Tr & >. 23.60 . 12e & be -4S, 314 et Pleasant, 9: ‘and b. 1505 RT av, Gr&b.40. 1505 25th st.1Or&b.37.! 2006 X st, 10r & b 12°, Fr. 27.50) | Oe FoR kENT_162 33D STS window fear-story fon: all mod. tmps.; $85.50. “SY WOOD, $85 gth's *RRIS, 625 F ST. For kext BY Wit. 3,12 rwoios, cela; L., fr b, mere. .......12 1201 Ward court, dr water, colored. .10 104i Bist st, store....7 DEEBLE, DAVIS & CO. yard; best location; was rented $75 INDOW BRICK; terraced, with stable; ULLIVAN, 13th and G nw. FOR RENT—CHEAP; ONLY $45—MODERN 10. squares West of Conn. ave. and Matneuy Aree strict = $45. room homes, 1 2119 and 2131 Florida ave., er SaaS keys at 2148: neighbor FURNISHED~ 1914 738 ‘hb st. m.w.; first-class, new, four-story white- in perfect order; references ex- reat, $150; immediate postession to and desirable parties. RENT COMPLETELY ‘ENT— A DESIRABLE CORD a southern exposure 1 rooms and all modern haps. ; BANES'& SiMPNO By * and F sts. uw.; | 208 NH av, crib... 2a LL. RUST, 603 Lith st, nw, -T5 620 224 nw, Gr, ami.20.60 SO 1224 Tne, Gr, ami. .16.30 -65' 2022 10th’ nw, Gr. RENT ~-THAT furnisbed house, occupled for the past wine years 3 ‘square; m 10 March 16, 1895. “For particulars HOLIZMAN, Heal Estate 10th and F sts. nw. -; A LARGE AND tooma; sultable for dwelling or .; in good repair. Pian st. new. sella Joe oth ee, Ten Fok RENT—1003 @ ST_N. G48 Seb ne, Sr, ami 35.5 1379 Fla ave ae, 22-50 1538 Levis ne,6r SWOKMSTEDT & BRADLEY, 927 F st. 924 Whitney_ave.Gr.13.20 -22.50 Brookland, | 7: 3 glogant house: 16 Gol _E se, drs. Rooks Wa nonkse POR RENT_OR SALE—THREE NZ ot will bulld to suit 7 min. ride on varctaser, om siuall’ month ; E WIDE 4STORY 11. partly ‘furnished, front: private fuinily or TECK, 034 F- POR RENT—26 BNE, FIN Park, suttabt ISTH; 4STORY BRICK AND brown stone; bay window; % rooms; electric light- <n Speaking tubes; Uled bath room; closets; elegant mantels; open fire: $60 per touth. Jwaer, 1516 F st. FOR RENT—TW FoR RENT—1 2 Fayette terrace... ..20 > 408 and 410 7th se.id: 1706 and 1712 4th st. S27 Lith st se desirable furnished FITCH, — wovements. Apply to 30! 406 G st. now. = nd all modern Impre.ements; back dining tom, back of which ts , or 210 Ea.w. 3 GROOM BRICK to cars and schont; $15 a mo. 100 F st. ne. 50. THOS. G. Fou RENT—Sia 12TH ST. cstminater.1rah 0 4 20 ne, Gr,bke RACTIVE FURNISHED HOUSE: } six rooms and bath: every conve: terms very moderate. Beautiful Home "RESQUE SUBURB of 1209 U st. nw. NT-TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT brick honse and stable; 1212 torh st CHARLES FOR SALB-1811 Q ST. N.W., 20x190 to alley, Property at a low price. fee HE. ane Sh, RUS Ty OE 1D. ‘OR SALE-HANDSOME (ROOM BRIO Q st. mw., near Ist; a bargain xt $4,000. your own i ES & MOOR! LE—7-ROOM BRICK, } $5,000; terms to suit. sez 11 Roos, 2 bath rooms; convenient: @esirable location; ‘lot Ay opportunity to buy a good FOR SALE—ONLY $250 CASH BALA’ cars pass door; look at this without de- STURGES & MOORE. FOR: SALE-NEW_S-ROOM BIC CE EASY, mn , i hertion te onsty. ger ager, a magnificent 2-ropm py. house; frome sud fox baron jibrary: fpent,.and back stairs; Stone porch; handsomely decorated; cabinet man. tels; a.m.1.; convenient. to @ lines cars; von- cret-d street. A nice Gaui rick; 2.1.1; only half square from 1th sf? a gy home; $3,100; $500 cash, balance’ abont, per in nding beth principal au¥¥ isterest; rented now for $50.30 per mo. Geddl © room p.b. house; nice lot to alley; a.m.j.sositdated good growing ‘on long time, with large reduction section; n.e.; owner must pakitively ‘only $2 reuted ‘fo good ty nice Httle hom don’t fail to investiga: fh ins. se22-8t* Paaver a Room.5, 1 FOR SALE—O NEAR 111 N. J. ave, near N st. m.w.; lot 20x00; have been asking $11,000; submit offer of $9,000. & MOORE. FOR SALE—NEW 7-ROOM BRICK, cE bet, luih and 11 Make your own 46 F ‘st. nw. see Us at on 0. erms. STURGES © 'uboite, W-; 8 ROOMS AND bath; ami; 27 ft, front, cellar, ete.; easy terms; $4,500. 4% afr T and bath; g.m.t.; stable: lot 26: 5; $5,500. JAMES BAYNE, e228 Room 6, Centra? National Bank. FOR SALE-COLUMBIA HEIGHTS NHAR 14TH St., one of these beautiful but brick houses, just Bacon st.; we have special ‘rates on the house comer of’ alley; 9 rooms; large kitchen in exquisitely tintshed; ‘be other houses, $5,500; easy terms. BRICE & completed, ou tiled bat basement ; $9,000; Call for further particulars and key. ‘OMB, 612 14th si se2i-3 electzic bells; furnace; fireplaces; FOR SALE—-IN ALEX FOR SALE—A NDRIA, VA.WE CAN sell you etty 2-story and ‘cellar 6-room and bath bay-window brick house for $1,930; terms easy. WHEAT & SMITH, 1505 Pa Ses2-7t* SEW GROOM TIOUSE; A. bath room and cellar; for $2,600; small cash pay ment; $25 per month. Inquire 625 Acker st. n.c. eo22-at? FOR SALE_BEAUTIFUL TRIANGULAR, COR K, 12:b sts. and Vt. ave. u.w., including house, store and three lots im the rear; sale priva’ Address WILLIAM R. STONE, corner Sth and tH sts. nw. wezastt FOR SALE-) FOR SALE-SACRIFICE-NEW _6-ROOM bath, press-brick, brown-stone front dwelling: m.L.; on ear ne; deep lot to alley; $2,900; own terms. Address A. B, X. otic, FOR SALY-$3,100—1327 12TH ST.) est point fm n.e.; new crete cellar; a.m.t. Call after 5 o-13TH ST. NEAR T cars will soon pass N.W. ts, Price, $6,500. 700 14th bare’ AL D> DEMAN MEDIUM: Owners will do well ce their property, for sale or rent, im cur BANES & SIMPSON, se22-3t _700 Lith st.’ now. AVE. £6; 2- nice little ‘Apply to We sete at AND FOR Sali story fr.; 7 rooms; con- 2-STORY 7-room brick house, with all modern W BAY-WINDOW BRICK; SIX rooms and bath; every convenience; location, 2 squares from Capitol; price, $3,300; small or no gash payment, balance $25 per mont. L. WAL- TER =D & CO., 509 1ith st., Agts. Bankers’ National Building Association of New York. NEW BRICK AND MARGIE PHO: house; 10 large rooms and bath; richly decorated and papered; parlors in white’ aud gold: cellar uuder entire house; furmace, &c.; lot 18x100 to wide alley; location, two squares from Dupont Circle; price reduced te $9,500; terms, $1,000 cash, balance monthly if desired, sume as house will’ rent for. 4. WALTER WEED & 00., 509 ith * Be2Z-3tF Apply to BASES | FOR SALE_NEW BAY-WIN HAVE A GOOD DEMAND FOR SIZE HOUSES IN ‘THE NORTHWEST. v BRICK; 9 RMS. and beth; beautifully paper®@ and decorated; every modern convenience and improvement; lot 18x%) to alley; price, $4,300; location, near ‘30th aud Q, Georgetown.” Terins, -small_or no cash Rasmonts ‘balance $35 per month. L. WALTER D> & CO., 500 With st., Agents Bankers™ National Building Association of New York.se22-3° Cor. 15th and Corcoran, Wth st. nr, T, Or. and bath, 19.3x90. H ost. nr. ist ‘nw., Sr, ND SEWER, New Jersey. a st. se. Price, $1,350" ff sold quick. BANES & SIMPSON, 700 14th st. n.w. ‘ge! FOR SALE SPECIAL BULLETIN—JOHN F WAGGAMAN, 700 14th st. (upstairs). The following special bargains well worth in- vestigating: A, haudsome, in perfect ; 200; well located’ northwest; within three Blocks of White House, and. Navy Departments. Excelient three-story ‘one block from upont Circk 8 Q-room brick houses, n. ave. vera E8e8, New 5-room bricks; Pa. ave. ft. front 5-room frame Excellent store property; H st. a. ing new cable cars... Handsome suburban “how: stable .2.. NIMPROVED. ‘The big fortunes have been made in Washing. on t0 the following very cheap and heap, available ground. desirable property—most of which is subdivided: 2,000,000 feet of ground, n.e.; near new HL st. eabl +. OG ets, ft. 000 feet ‘of ground, near Coun, and in“ Northwest et of ground, ton .. feet of grou ‘Washis 341,000 from new H. st. 500,000 feet of £1 54 feet fru tol at) YR SALE OR EXCH business property, 14th st 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 business if and dwelling, + 8,000 font Rr sco + 16,000 house, 2 9.500 house, 2 4,000 house, + 4,000 house, x house, . house, & house, near Dapont Circle Apply’ CHARLES EARLY, 603 Lith ‘si sezz-7t RAME, WITH —BARGAINS IN HOUSES— nr. 14th (Col. Hgts.), 11r.and b.$12,000 Jir. and bath. ...°12,000 and b, 18x80. » Gr., bath and cellar. . Cth, Le Droit Park, a G EW RESIDENCE ON umbia Heights, near 1ith xt, ca- cars, overlooking entire elty; lot 20x100 to brown stone and Pompetian brick; 11 rooms, bath, furnace; will be finished to suit’ pur- price, $12,000; terms to sult. GEO. T. 1410'G st. se22-5t FOR SALE—REDUC 60 cts. ft. FOK SALEBY L. STARGAKDTER, 613 15TH 000 quire . Apply to owner. ‘Ci NORTHWEST. + tr. .$1,000.00 G47 Fin ave, Gr. ..$52.50 10r..1.50.00 2017 Portner pl, Gr.26.50 -ROOM COTTAGES, BAR! of land each, at $9 ench? 349 McLean ave, Sr$11.30) 02 445 © st, Sr. av T_NICE, NEW, 44 acre ground; furna 6 main. from depot; excellent water; Tth, rooms.$10 to 20 0 Th, rooms $10 SISKELL & McLERAN, EIT, DENT & CO. ACRES OF VINE AGRI- rge barn; will sell for RENT 519 6TH S nicely papered; with Suitable resid@ace for a physi : BANES_& SIMPSON, Too 14th st. mw. Forest. Glen and 14 roonis and bath: pair; price reduced to OM COTTAGE AT inden, $25; S-room cot- um cottage at est Glen, $25; comfortabie Lowes. —_E., 6 ROOMS AND R. 1H. 't. LEIVOLD, S.w. cor. 13th and F sts. nw. ALE_SMALL HOUSE AND 2 AG Chain bridge, for $300, also 4-room house and '2 cash; also 5-room house and 1% acre for $300, cash; also 25 acres, 10 rooms and barn, . G-room house, for $4,250. list of $00 farms and imap of suburbs of city free. JAMES E. CLEMENTS, 1 D.W. terms, $10 per ‘month; 23, near sume, For 1S28 Oregon av,9r&p.$40 (418 Hayes? ct.4r,w.10.50 1637 19th, Tr and io ooo 27th, Sr, 10.30 8r, 25.5? 2 houses near cor 23d ) 23d, 6r, 1743 20th, Gr&st 2214 Va ave, 4r.w.128 TOR SALE-TULEE NEW or will build to sult purchaser on small monthl, T mitutes’ ride on B. tk, Owner, Langdon, D. O. 414 Hayes ct,4z,w.10.50| nw c..-- 412 Hayes ct,ir,w GEO. W. LINKINS, ‘800 ivth st. nw. home: 7 rooms, bath, cella i station; oifer Wanted; a bargain to quick buyer. Addresi Q. B., Stur office. : $26, 510 & 1% Groff ct, 4r..9 furnace, ete.; near 18 1619 Bist nw, 102 Palisades of the Potomac. Building lots and villa sites for sale. Situate on both sides of the Conduit road, overlooking the historic Potomac river and Virginia hills. ‘The most picturesque and ington and Great Falls Electric Matlway will pass through the Office, 1420 F at., Washi PINE. 13th oud G sts. I N.W., CORNER OF rooms; modern ements. O. C. EEN, 208 7th st. iaaat Se21 BOR RENT—THREE HANDSOME NEW 8-STORY and back building dwellings; 10 rooms and every improvement; just completed in aanner; situated on the north si between 17th st. ms and keys apply to U. C. GREEN, FoR RENT—1842 15TH st. desirable part of and Conn. ur T WOODSIDB, MARYLAND— bath, excellent water; wind m! es $4,500; terms t POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. _ MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT CO. ‘The steamer Sue will leave Washington every Monday and Thursday at 3 p.m. for river land- fugs only; returning, will arrive in Washington early Monday and Thursday a.in. Whe steamer Potomac will leave for river Jandings and Baltimore on Sunday at 4 >. will leave Baltimore for Washiugton on Friday VOR RENT 19TH ST_N, rooms and bath; $35 also, “01 East Capitol st, and bath, with’ store and ce FRANK T. BROW) YOR RENT—WAREHOUSE Gta and 7th s.w.; size 20x83; front and reac en- tranee- can be used for storage, manufactory or other business -equiri ING, 416 Sth st. nw. sel pace and plenty of light. J. HARRISON JONNSON & SON, Bi S08 Tth et. ew. FOR RENT- FINE COUNTRY HOU cold water; stable for two lorse: ouly $17 per month. Sce the OWNEL, st. aw. Tor all information apply to STEPHENSON & BRO., Agents, 7th st. whari, or v10 Va. ‘T-NEAR SCOTT CIF eli-furnished and desl Most conveniently 12 Toth PALACE STEAMER HARRY RANDALL Pucsday and Th WN STONE, 9 ROOMS, ‘wo G-room bricks, 816, S18 Also pleasant 9-room 25. Ail oren Chapel Point and Colenis ¢ Will lease to B.A. REED & Co, GEO. O. CALI" STEAMER “WAKE! 5 From 7th st. ferry whar! On Monday, Wednesday and Saturday at 7 to Colonial Beaeh; th on’s and Nomint ‘c ‘ove landings aud INGTON SIEAMBUAT CO. SEEN WASHINGTON, D. Toe new ard pow Wasulingros SOUTH LOUND. zton daily at 7 arrive at Fort Steamer iD NURVOLK, Sat 7:30 a.m., jong aie made for all points 21st st nw, ior, 2151 Fla ave uw, NORTH BOUND. 0 p.m, Lear: Arrive at Washington at Monroe at 7:30 p.m €:30 a.m. next day. Tickets on sale at 12, 619, 1331 and 1421 Penn- sylvania ave. and 61D U5in at. nw. ets via gow Hine. INO. CALLAHAN, FOR SALE—BICYCLE! FOR SALB- BEAUTIFUL, EASY-RUNNING P: matic Columbia bicyele,” wi for $65 on tnstaliment: ees ase examine. 909 CASH COLUMBIA BICYCLE; first-class condition. . sezz-2t* 1238, 4th st nw, Gr. i. 35) 738 2d st nw, Gr. ove is only a portion of the ‘property ist call_at office for bullet! th. T. B. WAGGAMAN. Telephone 739. nagaeeet SSESSSSTE with lamp; all in ¥ —OR RENT—NEW 8-ROOM house, 1306 13th st. aS Not. Apply to FOR SALB—215 N 3 BEAUTIFUL 3 S-room brick dwell ft, frout by 100 ft. deep to public ne block from i ; Will be sold ALE OFFER A FINE HOUSE STABLE ON THE NORTH SIDE OF TST. TWEEN 17TH AND ISTH STS. N.W. THIS HOUSE IS DESIRABLY LT AND FINISHED LN AN EXPENSIVE MANNER THROUGHOUT, $ HILL & JOUNSTON, 1903 PAL AVE, N.W. RICK, WITH A.M. to $1,000. BUTLER GRAHAM t maytiares of cab hums ite pure TOR SALE—T0 SETTI z story press brick houses, opbps ite Franklin 72 ft, Vy tuches on 1 st. by 144 tt: stal rear Apply to Dr. Di} For Sari 1684 CONNECTICUT AVE BE- t is 20 fect front; price 50a E FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE—BROWN-STONE AND BRICK DW ling; 9 rooms, bath, ami. pout Circle; peice, §7,500;" or will trade equity Of $3,500 for house ne. PITMAN & BLAU! Wood, 625 Fst. nw. ser2-3t two squares of Du- OZY HOME, AT $000 T } near herdics, FoR SALE--A 10 PER CENT 2-story G-room and store brick: ow L st. s.w. basement brick; 6 rooms. 8 per cent investment Z-story S-room frame. ida 4th bet. Land Mf st Fast n.w.; brick; 8 stories; 9 rooms and bath. Will exchange.$4,000 L_ near 15th st. n.w.; 8-story, 8 rooms and bath; a.m.i. Price, Several 2-story and st. uear N; § rooms and bath; m, A nice and comfortable 7-room on Sth above P ' ef Reduced to $6,700; story and South side S bet. 9th and 10th sts. nw. story and cellar brick; 8 rooms und bath ml. Corner 1st and Mass, ave. double brick; 2 bay window: lar; 15 rooms and ished throughout tric bells, &e. ne; ‘Uheap at North side R. T. brick house. “A great bargain.. In a beautiful location, brick, on 19th and ‘bath; a.m.i; On a quiet and and basement; 11 rooms and bat! by furnace ard grate; ; a.m. brick and brown stone; B-story and basen: rooms and bath; a.m. th slde N bet. stone trimmings; 10 reoms at On the north side G near 19th st. n.w., on a ter handsome. 8-story 15-room and’ bath brick; a.m.i...... wee $16,000 Call and get one of onr sales bulletins; also maps of Kensington Park, Hyattsville and’ Pair- lawn, We have property in most ali of the sub- be tO your advantage to look urbs, and it wil over’ our lst before purchasin; . H. WAL & €O., 6 F st. nw. cellar; pri to a ‘gentee OR BALE jogs withim three squares ‘rom $19,500 to $25,000. TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1807 Pst. INESS PROPERTY ON P. of Dupont BU: S PROPERTY, PAYING per cent net, on 7th and F sts. For price, terms, &e., apply WESCOTT, WILCOX & HIESTON, 1907 Pa. ave. NVESTMENT, IN A cor. 3d and M ‘sts. + 81,500 room and bath F and G ne. $4,000 asement bricks, on 29th ‘Ea. $5,000 : Har; 8 rooms and bath; a.m.i.; on 28th bet. P and Q sts. n.w. 75) beautiful 8 stories and cel- bath; a.t.1.; elegantly fin- furnace and grate heat; elec- 38,000, “FOR SALE—OR EXCHANGE pretty street; brick; 3-story ‘Sunderland’ piace. $13,000 Bargain for the price asked—16th st. near < ITth and 18th sts.; 3-story oSOME NEW DV and ie. (Nos. 143 to 147). rill oxchange equity for unincum- PRICE, $10,000—BEAUTIFUL WESCOTT, WILCOX & HIESTO: 1907 Pa. ave. SICE BRICK HOUS bear new brary and Capltol; 6 rooms and bath; Papered: price, $3,800; terms easy. WAL- ROWN, 1433 Besly RA. Pa. ave. 8e22-8t OME de of P st. near and east of Dupont FOR SALE—ELEGANT NEW east, finely papered strest, near HOUSE, ave. NORTH 7 rooms and bath; concreted anton Park and cara: ‘lot 20x70; price,’ $5,000. WALTER A, BROWN, 14m Pa Be22-3t 3] 8 FoR SATE-I1GH-CRADE PNEUMATIC, IN FINE 3208 824 st. ww ‘Lelcphone, 5 ‘or adress 3 2 ow 1408 G st. GW, Telephone, 100d, FOR SALEBY AUGUST DONATH, Gil 7TH ST |. ave, 15; brick stable; 82, and wets A comfortable, roomy, modern house; N. near I st. nw. 1 bath; $7,500; ema, terms, HANDSOME RESIDENCE BEST PART OF MBIA HEIGHTS Built by day's labor for ovtner's occupancy. A complete and elegant home. Fine Brick Stable For full particulars and apply to BeZL-6t rmit* to examine ISHER & CO., 1824 F st. hy WR EXCHANC VERY HA) UME location the best and central; for honse too large for owner. Address E, Star off ‘seZ1-3t D FROM $8,000 TO $6,500—A home, clegantly decorated; built in the Dest. man- mer; i ind cement ry mt. lectrie lighting; ‘tot 18x100_ to'30-ft. alley hear 2 car lines; would rent for $40. 5. Ro HAIGHT, h. “W.; BRICK HOUSE i, Price, $4,000. | In: ise, ‘se21-3t* THOMAS J. entrane vontasning: heated w all modern imps. + hs a ssenger elevator and’ overlooks Scott Ci: and parks surroundin, Werms reasonaty dress OWNER } © offee, 3 FOR SALE-8 LOTS IN HANOVER STREET NORTHWEST; 15x70 to alley. Price, $750 per fot, Apply te, se22-3t BANES & SIMPSON, 700 14th et. n.w. FOR SALE_—LOTS AT A FOR SALH OR EXCHANGE— 1 commer lot, 2ist and It ete. m.w.: 24x54, 1 lot, 19th Bt. above Q st: 2 lots, R st. n.w., near 17th 6 lots, 21st st. n. 1, corner Mass. a 2 ote Washi Heights: 25 lots, Ve ston eight t near N. fl. uve.; 21x87, 1 Jot, ‘Corcoran near N. 1 corner lot near Dupont Cire 8 lots, Oregon ave. near 19th st; 19309. Apnly GHERLES EARLY, 608 fath se22-7t FOR SALE—TaE CHEAPEST CORNER IN WASIT INGTON—Corner 22d and F sts. n.w.; 100x063 room = tx houses and in a nice nelghbortoad; price per foot. Apply to Se22-3t- BANES & SIMPSON, 700 14th Yestment or for building purposes—7 lots, Willai st., square 151, 20 feet front, only $2,200 each. 27th st., cormer of Willard, $1.90 w_per foot. 9 lots, "4th st. near M n.e., 6c. per foot; Washington Heights, very desirable; on 18th other street: jeridian Hill, cor." of Erie and Central ave.,’ 50x100, U5c.; the finest corner in Holmead’s, ‘can be subdivided into several lots; very desirable and price low. Other fine lots in cease “ARDON, 615 14th st. FOR Sal s023-4t SALE—A SACRIFICE—1,500 5Q. FEET; of the best corner lots on ‘18th 2.50 yer foot. 1. WALTER WEED & t 4 TO LOAN. MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN $5,000 TO LOAN ON SECOND TRUST PAPER; Bo delay. Address K. X.. Star fice, giving de: scription of property and other particulars.se24-2* arene eee rs. c portuwest, at ¢ per cent interest; ‘comumiasion, 1 ‘cent. benz at W. C. DUVALL, 925 F st. WE ARE MAKING REAL ESTATE LOANS aT eh tS Re “4 se22-1m Passa Toor Pa. ave. WALTED-TO BORROW $10,000 ON GOOD REAL estate security on Pa. ave., at 5 per cent in- terest. Address CASH, Star office. se22-3t* Moumy, ‘TO LOAN ON city, COUNTRY AND Ds: proved. sul : "no x; installment Pian, tf desired. ‘DUCKETT, DENT & CO., at. s-at-law, F st. aw. ‘se22-Tmo_ movement in other states, an@ fram this time till the 6th day of November the con- | flict will be waged as it never was before in this or any other state. ‘The democratic party is hardly a factor in this campaign, and yet it may decide the election. No one knows just how man: democrats there are in Kansas. If ‘only veland Ned demo- MONEY TO LOAN AT 5 AND 6 PER CENT, ON ‘Approved’ real delay. FOR SALE CHOICE, LOTS— E sty bet, 16th and 17th (23 ft, front). Mass. O st. bet M st. nr. Ist n.w. (20x100), Cor, 15th and T (block of lots). Cor. 15th and U (block of lots) Florida ave. near N. Bacon st. Columbia, bet. 17th and 18th (24x95)... Det. Ct. ave. and 18th. e. mt. ZR (252100). 2ist ond 22d (20x100). Cap. near 14th GO ft. e. mr. 14th GO ft. Park ot. nr, eth (ft. Pleasant). Lot parts of city sul % See list." GEO. T. PARKS, i410 G st. se22-2t FOR SALI VOR SALE—CHEAP--LOT FOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE—A FINE LOT <—TWO FINE LOTS ON MERIDIAN HILL NEAR 16TH ST. AND COLUMBIA ROAD. HILL & JOHNSTON, se22-3t 1508 PA, AVE. 'N, tween 1 and K sts, Aj WESCOTT, W se22-it Mass. ave. bet. 17th and 18th (orth side). Will exchange for good house or two houses and pay any difference in cash. GEO. T. PARKS, he st. ‘e022 _duired. OWNER, city P. 0., Box 606. FOR SALB—OR_ EXCHANGE. FOR SALE—A COZY HOME, AT $000 LESS THAN value; Capitol Hill; near herdics, cable and F St, lines; Bem, Sixcoom bons; G90) cosh zo: sezi-3t* FOR SALE—MT. PLEASANT, TWO LOTS, EACH 25x110 ft.; will sell one or both for 22c. per foot to cash purchaser. Address E. E. W., Star office, se21-3t* HANDSOME LOT mear N. H. ave.; 23},x on north side 8 st 91% to 20-£t. alles sel4-12t* CRENSHA' FOR SALE—A BRAUTIFU u.w. bet. and M; 30x112 to 10-ft. alley. CRENSHAW & BOWEN, 1410 G st. 2. LEGAL NOTICES. ESTATE OF JOHN Washington, D. ©. FARRELL, LATE OF No. G261. Doc. 20. Appli- cation having been made to the mart of the District of Columbia, “holding Orphans) Court, for probate of a last wil] of the said John 'Farreil, and for letters testamentary on said estate, by Mary BE. Sullivan, this t# to give notice to all concerned to appear in said court on FRIDAY, the 19th day of October, A. D. 1894, at 10 O'clock a.m., to show cause W ¥ such application should not be granted. Attest: L. P. WIGHT, Register of Wills, D. C. W. W. MILL Proctor for Applicant. se24-law3t - PROPOSALS. ° ST. n.W., three-story brick; conte!ing § rooms, bath and modern improvements; good yard, with ‘stable on wide paved alley; conventenily Ibcated on L. et. n.w.; bargain at’ $3,500; only $650 eash re- i balance monthly: . ; jez7-3m SALB-BY L. STARGARDTER, 613 10TH A pretty two-story ecline, bay-wind press-briek front; containiug 6 rooms, bath and xlern improvenient south unt; on Ta. 1624 Pst. now, Ofer wan HOUSES: te and aousunlly well coms! pied and finished dwell Apply to OWNER, at 806 ith st. jW. DEXTER. se8-1t FOR SALe ¥. tractiy ew bi a. built; ar 6 rooms, bath pantry, &.; 40 ft. of pa large lot for stable if desired; will sell low. HL. RUST, 608 14th st. nw. au20-tf FOR SALE—TWO SOLID CHERRY TARLD © with showenses to fit. HARKL nw. SALE-TWO LATRORES; AVC nace and a new tnvalid’s rolling cu at p.w. corner 6th st. und SC. ave. &, For SALE ‘OND-HAND BRICK. ES Marble top bed room sets, $11, $15, §19; dining rootn chairs, $5; wi folding bed, $17; barber's chair and pole, fine double shotguns, 10 and 12 gauge; carpet, $5. FOR SALE-AT HALF PRICE—#00 SOLITAIRE diamond ring 45; $49 gents’ ring, ruby, sap- phire and diamond, at $20; §45 solitaire diimoud ring at $22. Inquire at A. KAHN’S, 935 F st. a. 3m, FOR SALE—LOUNGE, $2.50; COOK STOVES, $5; oak desk, #5; $1 per Weck for bed room and: par. low prices. Call REDMOND'S CHEAP TIME HOUSE, 813 7th st. nw.my4-te FOR SALE—“OTTO" GAS ENGINES, BOTH NEW and second-hand; any size. Send for circular or call on nl2-tr BALLAUF, Aj COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-EXCELLENT FARM of 137 acres in Virginia; 15 miles from city; 4 milles from railroad; three-fourths under euiliva- tion, balance timber; good fencing; terms rea- sonable and will be made to suit parchaser. _Sezb-st® M. STOY, 1215 F st. WANTED—A FARM OF ABOUT 30 ACRES WITH ‘g000 improvements; 10 tiles elty and 1 mile. from R.1. stat price not to exceed $3,000. BUTLER & GRAHAM, 503 E st. nw. at FOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE—#® ACRES OF LAND rear Renning, sez2-t* FRANK HUME, 454 Pa. ave. FOR SALE-15 ACRES, 7 MILES FROM Crt’ dwelling and outhouses; $1,000; cash or time, Address G. M. A., Star’ office. se22-Bt* it CTY PROP- ms ia Charles: erty—One of the most fertile county; 600 acres; half cleared, half wooded; _only $8 an acre. F, M. 0., Star off sell STORAGE. The Packing Of China, Household Goods and Works of Art, either for shipment or storage, is part of our Dusiness. Expert workmen only employed. Goods shipped to all parts of the world. FIREPROOF STORAGE WAREHOUSE, AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST CO., 14d 140 ISTH SYRERT N.W. ARMY AND NAVY STORAGE ROOMS. widens apartments: “leh dry and clean; bul ng up e pope. 7 G st. seitim ™ ) G! SLORR AE Co., Propeiei STORAGE—CARRIAGES Qk ALL KINDS STORED RY, $16 Fa. ave, at low prices A. H. nw. OFFICE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCTL, AUREL, Md., September 21, 1894. The mayor and city’ council of Laurel, Marsland, ii rece proposals w OCTOBER EIGHTH, . at EIGHT OCLC M., for grading in: and “laying carbing, flazzing, guttering macadam roadway and brick sidewalks on Blank 3 ‘of proposals and specifications tained from the mayor and elty council, together with all informatior Attest: Piano Tuning. P . Professional Piano method used; highest SUS 11th st. ow, ear ator orders by mail. Don’t Buy a Piano ‘That has not the musical Reduced — pasts te recommen Zi The Stultz rom & Bauer = that onty. = $425 Fieht “Grands tut bes to $0250 "To make a quicx Been citghety? owed, but $250. you couldn't tell it. It’s @ great snap. Don't miss t Piano Exchange, 913 Pa. Ave. fem, FOR SALE—-WEVE GOT “EM. GREAT BAR- gains in two fine uprichts; Just came in; must be sold. W. H. SHOEMAKER & SON, 422 9th st. nw. se22-2t* SOHMER PIANO; MAHOGANY CASE; COST $520 8 wouths ago;’ will sell for $265 ‘cash. Don't answer unless’ you have the cash. Address MUSIC, Star office. 3y30-3m ONE SECOND-HAND UPRIGHT, IN SPLENDID condition; guaranteed for 6 years; only $21 fash end. £5 per ‘month, Oae uptigat, $0 Hauling, packing, storage, tuning ai Old pianos and ‘organs taken in exchange and full value allowed. Pianos hoisted with care. HUGO WOCH & CO., 925 7th st. nw. Sole Agenis for the Sohmer pianos. au20 KRAKAUER PIANOS, THE POPULAR STAN Sed’ doraien God reanouahiy at KUHN TEST nd durable. rea: x Fix ‘OF MUSIO, 1200 G st. nw. Est. 1872. ee, ANABE Unequaled to Tone, Touch, Workmanship and Pinaos for Rent. — Second-hand Pianos at Bargains. 429 WM. KNABE & CO., S17 Penna. ave. n.w. Absolut: 3 Gorsed ae musical profession; constructed after the most artistic 4 Of rare wood cases. Established more than 50 years. D. G. PFEIFFER & ©0. ‘epi7-tr 417 Lith st. aw. Every Branch of Dentistry Is practiced here. Operations are en- tirely free from pain. Our two spe- clalties: Extracting and Filling Teeth, Extracting with our no-pain solution— the patient suffers no pain—is not put to sleep—and experiences no unpleasant ee * after effects. ‘or HOTELS. WILLAKD'S HOTEL, Pa. ave. and 14th st. - Washington, D. 0. EBBITT HOSE, WASHINGTON. p. ©. Bele “SUBURBAN PROPERTY. Your Last Chance To secure some of the chotcest building sites around Washington, at beautiful COLUMBIA PARK, for $30, $40 and $50 cach. Cash or installments, Only ten lots left, Don't miss this grand opportunity. Just think, a lot for $80 on two railroads, the great and only Pennsylvania, within fifteen minutes’ ride of tife city, aud with 6% cents commutation fare, All high ground. No swamps. No malaria. Pure Large shade trees. Only a few station, THIS IS YOUR LAST CHANCE, 80 don't be too late and forever after- ward be sorry for it, Grand excursion today at 4:36 p.m. from Sixth-street depot. Circulars and tickets at office, @28 F ST. N.W., and from our agents at depor ee2t-tt water and air, blocks from _| DR. GRAH. 307 TTH ST. 14a No Pain He Our method for the Inless Extraction of Teeth is absolutely painless and entirely harmless. No anaesthetic used and no un pleasant after effects experienced. It’s the fe t method now in use. Painless Extrac- tions, 50 cts. EVANS’ DENTAL PARLORS, 1217 PENNA. AVE. N.W. 124 Investigate, And you will be convinced that we are the only dentists in this city who do the highest grade of work at moderate prices. You can get just as good work as ours, but you'll bave to pay twice or three times as much as we charge. You can get cheaper work—and it is cheaper, «It isn't good. Extracting, 25e. With Zono or gas, Sve. Clean- ing, 75e. Silver fillings, 75c. Platina, $1.00. Gold, according to size. Solid gold crowns, $7.50. Very Best Teeth, $8.00. Sole owners of ZONO, for painless extracting, without sleep or danger. ~ U. S. Dental Association, COR 7TH AND D N.W. 10 Baltimore office, 1 N. Charles st. ~~ ATTORNEYS. 4. GOODRICH, La’ 124 DEARBORN &T. ont Establ . Busiuess legal and ait. rauches: facilities in other states. Se4-6m CAMPBELL CARRINGTON, a Attorney-at-Law, Webster Ww building, 505 D' st. a. fogton, D.C. Resideace, 633 K at. a. st. aw, a MONEY TO LOAN IN SMALL SUMS; EASY PAY- rates low. &. A. WETZLER, x ¥ 6 per cent. HO. T. PARKS, 1410 G st. MONEY IN SUMS TO SUIT AT VERY LOWEST EAE iat Wi cearNte Batee : = ave (Arlington Fire Ins. Co.'s office. 41 5 AND 6 PER CENT, ON WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE. ALSO BUILDYRS’ LOANS. WALTER H. ACKER, 704 14TH ST. N.W. MONEY TO LOAN ecl-tt IN SUMS FROM AT LOWEST ka’ ‘ON REAL ESTATS 1X THE DISTRICT. an COR, 10TH AND F STS_N.W. MONEY TO TOAN AT LOWEST RATES OF IN- terest en Washington real oxime. . MALLERY & ©O., 1i-tt bs 624 F st. ow. ‘WHO WANTS MONEY?” IF YOU DO YOU CAN get it upon an tour's notice. We take life in- surance Gocal or remote}, stocks, frusta, Joan association certificates, and certifi- cates it of the loan myzite ““Weiudes « Basa fy Sun building. TRE NATIONAL MUTUAL BUILDING AND LOAN Association of loans of $1,800,000. It is eastern states. If you want a PRO! joan on good security, either for the building or purchase of a bome. ‘Call on or ad-tress E. R. HAIGHT, 83m Special Agent, 1210 F st.,W p YOU WANT TO BORROW, LOAN, BUY OR SELL real estate, let me hear frow you. 1 can save you time and money. J. EAKIN GADSBY, S26 13th st. ayzi MONEY TO TOAN ON APPROVED CITY REAL =. ats ~~ cent interest. Special ae with res ments. a special. dy LES nUEDEMPORD, 3 1307 F st. bw. MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY O3 country property. . B. B. CHEW, weed IL, W. CHEW, Attorneys-at-Law, T12 F i IINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN ©0., 610 FN. il loan vou any sum you wait, large’ ot small, on furniture, pistcs, horses, wagons, ete., without removal or Dabltcity Ary business with us strictly confidential, and you cen get the money the day you ask for it. Loans can be paid in part or in full at ang time to suit the convenience of the borrower, guy part paid reduces the cost of carrying the Joan in proportion to the amount paid. 1,000 UPWARD ‘OF INTEREST WASHINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN Co. Jels-tr TO LOAN-ON REAL ESTATE— $5,000 3.000 2,000 2000 ‘500 THOS. BE WAGGAMAN, pt 917 F st. nw. MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE OR FIRST- class security ay where th lowest rates of iuterest; Bo de- security is good. GREEN, 303 Tth st. nw. oc. ‘Y TO LOAN AT 6 AN approved District real TX ANY SUMS DESIRED, AT LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST, ON WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE. No delay in clos transactions, THOS. J. FISHER & ©o. pes-tt 1324 F st. hn MONEY TO LOAN AT 8 PER CENT ON AP- proved District real estate. Also installment Jeans made. F. H. SMITH & SONS, api9 1418 F st. n. MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT ON RESL ite security in the District of Columbia; no dels, 28 moderate, apis-tt WASIUN DANENHOW: Gor. 18th and @ went aw, MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, HORSES, &0., ‘Without removal from your possession. Low rates; exsy terms; mo publicity; loans ade the day you apply for them. Piease call on CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE ©0., 602 F st. n.w., main floor. National Effect of the Forthcoming Election in the State. THE STRUGGLE FOR SUPREMACY Disaster Party of Peffer and Lewellyn. INGALLS IS AGAIN IRIDESCENT ———— Special Correspondence of The Evening Star. TOPEKA, Kan., September 21, 1894. The political contest now being waged in Kansas is something more than a strugzle for supremacy between two parties. It is a battle of national importance, in that one of the parties asking for the suffrages of the people will be affected throughout the na- tion by the result at the polls in November. The contending forces are the republican and populist parties. Kansas is the corner stone of the populist party. The leaders in the new movement throughout the country are deeply concerned over the result in this state. They realize, as do the leaders here, that a defeat in November will cause disintegration all along the lines and prac- Ucally take the people's party out of the presidential contest in 1806; at least as a dangerous factor. it is not strange, then, that the contest in Kansas is being prose- cuted with such vigor and energy by the two parties. Republicans ag well as popu- lists realize the conditions and the signifi- cance that will be attached to the result, and are, therefore, bringing to the state the best campaigners of the nation. Republl- cans say that the contest in Kansas this year is the preliminary battle of 1896, and that {f the state drops back into the repub- Hcan column, it will practically end the os ay aa party as a national organization. ‘his is the argument the leaders are mak- ing to their eastern brethren for financial and other ald that will assist in defeating Governor Lewelling. . Populists Crying for Help. On the other hand the populist state cen- tral committee Is appealing to the member- ship in all of the states where they have « foothold for help in this critical period in the life of the people's party. ‘They say that the cause of the people must win In Kansas in November, and that to overcome the work and influence of the republican party of the nation, which is centered here, popu- lists everywhere must contribute money to save this state. Then the committee is bringing inte Kansas the leaders of the BLEEDING KANSAS Foreshadowed for the ! i i i i £ HH ay i E ft ie i ie z Hl iH i rane. Re ts clades, & i i ani none of the campaigners are making them with ©o much force as ex-Senator In- galls. The bitterness and vindictiveness that once characterized this statesman have dis- appeared and he comes before the people an earnest, logical reasoner, and holds his vast audiences spellbound. The old war horse of republicanism, who turns out to hear In- falls abuse the democrats, vilify and defame | the populists, or “skin rebel brigadiers,” will be sorely @isappointed. In all of. his | speeches Senator Ingalls announces that he is not a candidate for any office, elective or appointive—not now. But he does not fail to remind his audiences of the fact that his Seat is not vacant yet, and that when Sen- ator Peffer's term expires in 187 he will be in Washington to resume his seat in the United States Senate. In @ speech before an immense throng at Olathe yesterday Senator Ingalls said: “When I 8 consider: younger than I am how it was my honor to be called upon to select the motto that now adorns the great seal of ghe state of Kensas. I se- lected a motto somewhat pedantic, perhaps {Ad Astra per Aspera), yet one that has Proven an inspiration and Prophecy; @ motto in a dead language and a for tongue. I have been called to account to cause I did not put the motto of Kansas in English. My answer is that I have since considered any one language entirely inad- equate to do justice te Kansai Characteristic Description of State. “For Kansas is herself the most varle gated bundle of contradictions that the world has ever known, When ft is hot in Kansas the mercury in the thermometer vaporizes in the tube; when it is cold it seeks the Innermbst recesses of the bulb; when it is dry Sahara is an oasis in com- parison; when it is wet Kansas becomes web-footed, and yet, through al! her vicissi- tudes, through all her discouragements, through all the rnpleasant experiences that seem by fate to fall to the Kansas lot, our name has from the first been “Ell,” and we have got there at last. Kansas can promise more in June and pay less in August, and Promise less in August and pay more in October and November, than any other state in the Union. I am here in Kansas because I want to be. I think if I wasn’t a Kansas man I would be born again and Pete have had @ “We have roughts, we have had hot winds, we have had undulations, we have had grasshoppers in times past; yet I stand here to say that if all the droughts were concentrated into one blasting hot spell, if all the hot winds could be boiled into one scorching simoon, if all the grasshoppers Kansas has had in past years could be mul- tiplied into one great devastating animalit all these things could be combined fn one year, Kansas would not be reduced in the iooged esteem and favor, in the price of commodities and in the price of every acre of her land as she y the of abuse or vituperation for the great body of populists. He said he believed them hon- est citizens. “But for the leaders of this movement,” he said, “I have nothing but language of contempt, for which I have no adequate Governor McKinley and Thos. B. Reed have telegraphed the committee that they will make a few-speeches in Kansas in October. Immense throngs will turn out and hear these ers. x-Governor Foraker has one speech and a committee will be sent to Indianapolis to urge ex-President Harrison to come to the state and make one or two speeches during the closing days of the campaign. Lively Gov, Lewelling. Governor Lewelling is making a wonder ful eweep of the state. He has been on the stump almost every Gay since the first of August. When Sunday overtakes him he goes into one of the churches and from the pulpit expounds Christian socialism, His appeal to the common people to stand shoulder to shoulder against the plutocratie classes that make up the old parties is pow- erful. He is a man of much personal mag- netism, and is making a heroic fight for re- election. He goes into the homes of the peo- ple and into the corn ficlds and personally solicits votes. He working as if the re- sult of this election sealed his fate and that of his party. ile 1 not alone in this feel- ing. Every populist who is on the stump— and their appeals ring ovt in the 6,000 school houses that dot the prairies of Kane eas—is working for Individual votes. If @ brother is weak in the faith a committee waits on him and pleads with him to stand arm this year, A plurality ‘of 10,000 for the republican state ticket will secure the election of five republican Congressmen, If the party care ries the state by 20,000 eight republicans will represent Kansas in the lower bene of Congress ard a republican wiil suecee Senator Martin in the Senate, With such a campaign as both parties are waging the election must necessarliy be close, in which event it would be uscless to undertake to predict the result as to Congressmen and the Senatorship. ——— ee Deliberate Chinese Arwics, To the Editor of The Bvening Star: While watching the movements of the armies of China and Japan it will not be uninteresting to your readers to quote extract from “the diplomatic reminiscencer of Lora Augustus Loftus,” just iesued from the press, as to the dilitorines: of Chinese ermies, He says: “As a proof of the teiiousness of the march of Chinese troops to the outlying provinces, ¥ may mention that the Chinese army sent to re-establish authority in ¥ med (which they eventually succecded in oe fecting) took avout three years to arrive there. There being no means of provision- ing the army en route, they were obliged to halt for ths, to sow corn and ot! grain, ayy await their maturity continuing their march.” Vol. 11, Sin,