Evening Star Newspaper, September 25, 1894, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER. 25, 1894—TWELVE PAGES. FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR £ALE—HOUSES. the 1118 Ist st. oy ei isio Row, Or. 412, lat nw, Te 1) RTave, Or FOR RENT— + Str. .$75 1011 50 66 1755 Isth st = FOR RENT—723 IRVIN ST. N.W.; BEAUTIFUL residence; on hi ; ‘shade igh ground; facing south; 9 rooms; trecs; well of per mo. A. 8, CAYWUOD, 983 9th ais TRRCUGEREE Be PERSERE ETE i BE 58 a Ey a cry 7 dwelling)... re 10r.115 fm our hands. For Rent aera issued week], Plication to ‘THO! se22-tu. thé Touretory brick dweling: 0 tooms an welling; 0 rooms in good condition; all mod. imps.; $35.50. A. 8. CAYWOOD, 933 9th 1244 ith st nw, tor. | 623 E st aw wav, 1534 29th ow, 1418 33d st aw, 10r. 49 3 » Tr, ami.25.50 636 Callan ne, Or, Br, aumt.25.50 1379 Fi +.22.50 1538 Levis ne,Gr,ami10.50 STEDT & BRADLEY, ‘927 st nw, 10r.83.50 22.50! rookland, 1845 Corcoran st. r I st ow, 14r.83.33 th st nw (store 720 17th st nw, flat. 4r. = py (flat), st Or. 1027 30th st ‘sw, SF a 445 1 st ow, 4r. 0.66 G35 Pomeroy uw,6r.12.39 408 and 410 7th 50/1706 und 1712 4th $0 527 11th st se. Also a large iist of desirable furnished houses. FITCH, SuSSHwSeS 'T—HOUSE 1341 CCRCORAN ST.; THREE fronts south; ten Ia: 2 losets and all’ modern rlor used as dining room, imprevements; back back of which ts + coanected by dumb walter with front basement used 50. THOS. G. LiENSEY & CO., +150 | Joth nr T aw,'8: ist mr Rt nw, 18r. FOR RENT— 1828 Oregon av,9r&b.$40 (413 Hayes’ ct, and b.80.49 909 27th, Sr, wa 25.50 |2 houses’ near cor 33d ‘and $10 per m0. -16 213 224, 4r. ouly a partial lst of the Bulletin containing and can be had HAS J. FISHER & 2214 Va ave, dr,w.12.8 | Storage 414 Hayes ct, 412 Hayes et, > L. St.16r,mi360.60 1706 Pa 30 9% Steb. 8e.« 1508 2082 I. Sr, dul, GEO. W. LIXKINS, .W., CORNER OF improvements. ww. : FOR RENT—TWO I[ANDSOME NEW ind back building dwelli: improvement; J manner; situa ings; 10 rooms and every completed im the handsomes¢ ou the north side of De Sales and Conn. av terms and keys apply to O. C. GREEN, 303 7th fORK RENT rooms and bath; $35 also, 801 East Capitol With store aud cel 33 Pa ave, Br,w.g16.20 2408 Hi. Gr, wg. -1G.30 FOR RENT—913 FB ST. N.W.; 14 ROOMS; LOT 24x129; will rent as residence or will lense to business man, and alter to suit. 8. M. JONES, 510 10th at. ‘nw. FOR RENT— 2928 4411 Both st. a. —nor have we ever had so large a list of de- sirably located houses. This is not so much be- cause more houses are vacant, but because owners Tecognize our superior facilities for renting and managing houses and place them in our hands in preference to others. We work In the interest of the Tenant, which is really working im the inter- est of the Landiord, as it insures him a perma- nent tenant. ‘These are but a few of the houses fm our hands. Call or write for this week's buile- ‘9th rw, store. st uw, lr. 1760 Oregon ave, 1ur. 1713 De’ Sales," 10r: 1636 RI ave, ‘10r. 1010 224 st ow, Too sth nw, I2r. 985 T st nw, or, 513 411 2d nw, 7 D uw, lr. 2 N Have, Zr. 450 M st nw, or 1208“ 16t' 1903. Lin: 1209 U ne, 2120 T st, ‘or. Brookland, Sr 1005 N fi ave, B. i, Se22-ta, thes usgeseee? FF eeu 1206 34th st. nw. Tenleytown road; 6r. Seeetesseae FOR RENT—1823 Q ST. N.W.; 10 ROOMS AND rent reasonable. 5 ANN, 1303 Fst. FOR RENT—i531, T_sT. We will rent 1831 7 st. ow.» > rooms and bath, N.W., AND STABLE. FOR RENT—HARD TIMES PRICES. 200 Ind. ave. re. 220 Ind. ave. S10 13th st. nc. RBS SEEzR FOR RENT—BY SHER Shes sesh FOR RENT—COMPLETELY FURNISHED HOUSE; ten rooms; all modern improvements; centrally loeated northwest. For full particulars and permit J. F. BATCHELDER, Wast. Loan and Trust Bldg. 1129 12th st ne, ir-1 201 st ne, Gr. 18.39 50) 27 K st ne, 6r..18.30 | 79 L st ow, br. o| 67 L st nw, Gr. FOR RENT— 2006 R st, 12° & b.. $65 10r & b..50.60 12r & b.50.42 50 SOS 10th st ne. IS Sth st ne, Gr. 7th st ne, 5r. Gr, 1 ‘acre aed 1204 Ward court, 4r | 1044 Bist st, sto DEEBLE, DAVIS & CO. 1319 F st. n.w. 343 McLean sw, Or. 1118 3d ne, Sr. % 20" and 922 24th et, FOR RENT—BY R. 0. WOLTZMA 'URNISHED HOUSES. 1432 K, 17r and sta.$200 1432 tate and Insura 25 15% st, 18: B ise " 1745 F st ‘nw, lor. 72 D ow, 9r. stable, per an Lats Biegant rooms fn “Sun” building. fireproof, from $20 to $100 each. 47 1024 Conn ave. 1026 Conn are 1020 Conn ave. STAB 1614 RI ave (rear). ..$60) 003 M (rear) 1020 Conn ave (rear). .25| 1028 Conn a Rear lot 14, eq 247. ..15! se2i! R.O. HOLTZMAN, 10th RK Perici ma. 5 For NORTH WES $1,000.90, 647 ir and 108 2d st ne, tir. 807 Mass ave, Zr. 849 Me 45 Ga 1008 F st 1224 F ean are, 5: > SF. Ti, reoms.$10 to 20 z 420 Tin roorme-$10 TEISRELL & McLERA 1446 RE av, 10r & rion Bw, 77.30, US8.7. w. KBIN, 319 ‘Pa.'ave. s. VOR RENT—THAT 5 furnished house, occupted a by Seuaior Dolph, & Lafayette squari 1895. For particulars’ apply to 0. HOLYZMAN, Real Estat to March 15, 11 9th ne, Tr. GOS 9th ne, Tr. 415 Sth ne, Gr. 9 FOR RENT—1005 G ST. int house; 16 room: purposes: Apply W. C. JOHNS RENT—OR SALE- or will bulld to suit W.; A LARGE AND itable for dwelling or Ps. 1502 13th st. o.w. se RED NEW HOUSES, on small month! 5 33 Defrees, Gr. . 464 Ridge nw, 4r- le ER, Owner, Langdon, D. FOR RENT—26 B N.E., FINE WIDE 48TORY 11- partly ‘furnished, Park, suitable for private family or rent $100. M. D. PECK, 934 F. 921 9th we, 4r- 919 Sih se, 4r. FOR SALE—NORTHWEST; _ §2.000—BKICK; 6 rooms and bath; nicely papered; large closets; Je 'DAVID D. STONE, 804 and 806 F st. n.w. FOR SALE—$4,000_IN THE FaSHIONADLE ‘& cosy Groom brick; cellar; furnace; lot 20x70 20-ft. paved alley; in Caroline st. bet. 15th and 16th, T and U sti it DAVID D. STONE, 804 and 806 F FOR SALE—A RAKE CHANCE TO PURCH A’ a wide street on.’ for $2,400; near scl cars and markets; on Sth st. near Q; ¢-room brick; nicely papered, chandeliers, &c.; well rented to a select white tenant; terms, §500 or more cash; balance to sult. 1t__ DAVID D, STONE, S04 and 806 F st. n.w. FOR SALE—OR EXCHANGE ON LOTS OR SMALL houses—A handsome 10-room corner house, with cellar, furnace; lot 21x65; in a select neighbor- hood B.w.; price, $8,500. 1t__ DAVID D. STONE, 804 and 806 F st. nw. FOR SALE—$i,500 EACH—-TWO dow bricks; 7: rooms and bath; near Stanton Park; well built; never offered before. 1t__ "DAVID D. STONE, 804 and 806 F st. nw. FOR SALE—O8 EXCHANGE—FOR 7TH OR F ST, business property—$30,000 worth of well-rented UBincumbered residence property; excellent 10- cation; will assume trust. x W. 8 MI ses = 1427 F st. nw. FOR SALE—TEN PER CENT NET INVESTMENT— 3 frame nice new p. b. home; a.m.l.; adjacent to all car lives; Will accept first month's rent as my cash payment: balance easy on long time; earn- est home seckers take notice of this. ' NICD HOME, Star office. se25-2t* FOR SALE -FENTON ST. ment.—Two-story brick ; five rooms; w: ter and sewer; well rented: low price. BARNES & WEAVER, 62y F st. n.w. 8e25-tu, thées3t FOR SALE—MAPLE AVE. LE DROIT PARK—WE have a pretty press-brick, bay-window, eight- room «dwelling, with large cellar, that we offer at low figure. BARNES & WEAVER, 629 F st. nw. se25-tu, th&s3t t F ST.— monthly payments; AVE. N.E. cellar: FOR SALE-1311 Q ST. N.W., 11 ROOMS, 2 bath rooms; convenient; desirable location; lot 20x100 to alley. An opportunity to buy a good Property at a : RUST, 608 14th st, nw. FOR SALE-ITANDSOME 7-ROOM BRIC Q st. uw. near Ist; a bargain at $4,000. ‘TURGES | « UM. rs pass door; look 000; terms to suit. STURGES & MOURE. S*LE—NEW 8-ROOM BRIC J. ave. newr N st. n.w.; lot 20x90; have sk wmit offer of $¥,000. STUR: ROOM BRICK, ON F ST, ee US At once; only $3,400. our own terms. STURGES & MOOKE, F ‘st. se2t Wr bet. 10th and 11t Make oe st., one of those beautiful coipleted, on Bacon st.; we on the house corner of alley; 9 tiled bath; electric bells; furca basement; “open fireplaces; exyuisitely tnished; only $2,000; the other houses, $8,500; easy terms. Call for further particulars and key. BRICE & LIPSCOMB, 612 14th si sez St DAR, CORNER including house, » 12th sts. and Vt. as store and three lot# in the rear; sale private, Address WILLIAM STONE, corner Sth and fi sts. nw. sezasee POR FICE—NEW _ 6-ROO! 5 brownstone front erete cellar; a.m. Call after 5 p.m. FOR SALE—13TH ST. NEAR T N.W., 2STORY and cellar 7-room ‘ick bouse, with all modern improvements. Price, $6,500." Apply to BANES & SIMPSON, Ww. 22-3 FOR SALE_WE HAVE A GOOD DEMAND FoR MEDIUM-SIZE HOUSES IN ‘THE NORTHWEST, Owners will do well to place their property, for sale or rent, in cur bai BANES & SIMPSON, 700 14th st.'n.w. se22-3t EB HOUSE ON RHODE ISLAND tory 10-room brick ; le. Price, $9,000. 700 14th’ st. new. FOR SALE—L ST. NEAR N. J. AVE. SE, 2 story G-room brick; water and sewer; nice little home. Price, §1 terms to sult. Apply to BANES & SIMPSON, 14th st se22-3t FOR SALE-—2-STORY 6ROOM FRAME, WITH WATER AND SEWER, New Jersey ave. near M st. ne, Price, $1,350" if sold quick. Apply to BANES & SIMPSON, 700 14th st. n.w. se22-3t FOR SALE— SPECIAL BULLETIN-JOHN F WAGGAMAN, 700 14th st. (upstairs). The following special bargains well worth in- vestigating: A, haudsome, finely-built house, 16 rooms, in perfect’ order; house 26x80" lot 56x 200; well located’ northwest; within three blocks of White House, je, War and. Navy Departments. . «+» $20,000 Excelfent three-story 10-room modern’ house, ‘one block from Dupont Circle...........: 8,000 3 9-room brick houses, n.w., mear Conn. ave.. +:$6,500_ each Several excellent hovses, n.w.....$4,750 to $5,500 New 5-room bricks; Pa. ave. 8.e.; lots 20 ss $2,200 to $2,050 00 S-room frame; i.e.; lot 34.6x100. Excellent store property; H st. 0. ing new cable cars... 4 Handsome suburban ‘house; 8 ‘rooms, bath, stable .......- MPROVED. The big fortunes have been ‘made in Washing. ton buying cheap, available ground. We call special att to the following very cheap and desirable Froperty—most of which is subdivided: 2,000,000 feet of ground, n.e.; near new H st. cable....... ++ 06 ets. ft. 1,000,060 f Fla. a 1,000,000 feet ishington .. 341,000 feet of grow from new H st. cable: 500,000 feet of ground, 8.e.3 av. feet front; two ‘squares from front- EXCHLANG busin 14th st. business property und dwelling, NH. ave. house, Scott Cirele Dupont Cirel Capitol. Droit Parl near “idth 8 hear 19th st . near N. H. a near Dupont Circ EARLY, WS 14 r G |. house, 1306 th st. n 303 N Bt. Apply to OW. ft. deep to publ ; one block from t car Hnes; will be sold ‘at a positive barg: & prompt purchaser, and on easy. termi ment, THOMAS J.'FISHER & CO., WE OFF! R A FINE HOUS! 1B NORTH SIDE ¢ TH AND ISTH DESIRABLY BUIL! VENSIVE MANNE! HILL & JOUNSTC 1503 PAL AV: ALE—A 9-ROOM BRICK, WITH A. st. near Dupont Circle; lot is 20 fect frot Feduced to $7,500, BUTLER & GRAHAM st. nw. FOR SALE—BROWN-STONE AND BRICK DWEL lirg; 9 rooms, bath, a.mi.; two squares of Du- pont Cirele; price, $7,500; or will trade ot oe! for house n.e. PITTMAN & BLA 0D, st. n. FOR SALE--A 10 PERCENT INVESTMENT, IN A 2-story 6-room avd-store brick; cor. 3d and M sts. awe ae . 9.0, bet, 2d and 8d sts; 2 pavement orich; 6 rooms, and 8 per cent investment; on I st. n.w. mear 3th; 2story S-room frame ++ $8,000, ‘Three cozy 2-story apd cellar, 7-room and bath bricks: Sctvlcs on Se bei. Foand Gd men Each +e $4,000 po Nay L near 15th ét.'niw.; 3-stors, 8 rooms and path; awl. Byice rane: Th Several 2-story «nd basement bricks, 29th ar N; 8 rooms and bath; aml. 'Ea-§9,000 A nice and comfortable 7-room and bath brick, on 5th above Post, mw.; aml $5,705 Corner Ist and Mass. ave, me.; Deaniiful donble brick; 2 bay windows; 3 stories aud cel- lar; 15 rooms and bath; elegantly tin- ished throughout; furnace and grate heat; elec- tre bells, &c. Cheap at. “$8,500 @ bet. 13th and 14ih ats. nw, bath brick; 3 storles and basement brick house. A” great bargain. In a beautiful location; 3-st and bath; a.m On a quiet and pretty street and basement; 11 rooms and bath; a.ui. by furnace ard grate; Sunderland piace. $13,000 Bargain for the price asked—16th st. near T; brick and brown stone; 3-story and basement; 12 rooms and bath; a.m. sean o1S,500 North side N bet. i7th and 18th sts.; 3-story bri stone trimmings; 10 rooms and_ bath; w+ $14,000 On the north side G near 19th st. n.w., on a ; bundsome 3-story 15-room and’ bath m.l. ee eee $16,000 Call and get one of our sales bulletins; also maps of Kensington Park, Hyattsville and’ Fair- lawn. We have property in most all of the sub- urbs, and it will be to your advantage to look over our lst before purchasing. &. H. WARNER & CO se22-3t 916 F 8 SH, BALANCE EASY, on long time, with large reduction to early pur: chaser, a magnificent 9-room p.b. hoase; front and back library; front and back stairs; cabinet man: ent to 3 lines cars; con- street. A nice 6-room brick; a.m.1; only half square from 14th @ cory home; $8,100; $00 cash, balance about $20 per mo... in- cluding beth principal and interest; rented now for $20.30 per mo. Good 6-room’ p.b. house; nice lot to alley: a.m.{.; situated growing section; n.e.; owner must positively sell; only $2,500;’ rented to good tenant; nice little home; don't "fail to investizate these raze bargains, se22-3t' Koom 5, 1201 Pa. ave. nw. FOR SALE—BY AUGUST DONATH, 611 7TH ST. ave. A comfortable, roomy, modern house; N. J. near I st. 223115; brick stable; 3 27 ft. front; coal cellar, ete. nr I's.w.; 8r. and bat! -$1,800 |. 116. - OF tote on Osbemith of mar 16th; attr OiaS&: Hol 3 very desirable and price low. Other fine lots in Bw. and ne. ge22-4t A. P. FARDON, 615 14th st. FOR SALE—A SACRIFICE—1,600 8Q. FEET; $2.50 per foot. L. WALTER WEED & of the best corner Jots on ‘18th st. n.' FoR SALE_CHOICE LOTS— 8 P st. bet. 16th and 17t Gor. 15th and U (block of lot: Florida ave. Bacon Columbia ave. nr. 14th (0 ft. Park st. nr. 14th (Mt. Pleasant)... Jets tn ail parts of city, and subs bet. 17th and 18th (24x95)... ft. front) K st. bet. Ct. ave. and 18th it. st. st 4 . x M nr. Ist Ao (201100). : 40 ft. Cor, 15th and T (block of 1.80 Rear N. Cap. (601 hear 1ith (30 ft. front) GEO. 'T. PARKS, i110 G st. e22-2t FOR SALE-TWO FINE LOTS ON MERIDIAN HILL NEAR 16TH ST. AND COLUMBIA ROAD. HILL & JOHNSTON, se22-3t 1508 PA. AVE.'N.W. POR SALE—CHEAP—-IOT ON 26TH ST. BE- «ween I and K sts. Aj WESCOTT, WILCOX & IITESTON, se22-Bt 1907 Pa. Fe. FOR SALE—OR_ EXCHANGE—HANDSOME LOT on north side 8 st. pear N. H. ave.; 23165 91% to 20-ft. suet ey sei4-12t* CRENSHAW & BOWEN, 1410 G nw. MONEY IN BAND TO LOAN ON DISTRICT REAL estate in sums te sult; no im negotiating. 920 F st. aw. 22 rs j sums ‘WM. H. SAUNDERS & CO., i : : it il MONEY TO IOAN AT 5 AND ‘approved real estate sooeey WE HAVE $1,000, $2,000, $2,500, $5,000 $10,000 to Rayos improved real estate security RADLEY, 927 MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT ON CITY real 75 and 6 5 cent. ho. T. BP. 1410 G st. MONEY IN SUMS TO SUIT AT VERY LOWEST interest on D.C. real estate security. FRANK T. WLINGS, Member Washirgton Stock (Arlington Fire ins, Co.'s office. MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE, PIANOS AND carriages, in a) ciber wearities Apply N. Capitol st. MONEY TO GAAN—IN ANY BUMS DESIRED, 41 & AND 6 PER CENT, ON WASKLINGTON REAL ESTATE. ALS9 KUILDYRS' LOANS. WALTER H. ACKER, 704 16TH ST. N.W. MOSEY TO LOAN ‘_ SUMS FROM AT LOWEST ha’ UN REAL ESTATE vi Meg yg DI au COR. 1TH AND ¥ STS._N.W._ MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES OF L\- terest on Wash! 1,000 UPWARD or L ‘WHO WANTS MON aa ON Ir YOU Do You CAN upon an lour’s notice. bonds ‘Joan ERKES & BAKER, 17 Sun building. FOR SALE—A BEAUTIFUL LoT ON 16TH ST. Bw. bet. L and M; 30x112 to 10-ft. a CRENSHAW ¥ ‘BO! 5 8e14-12t° 1410 G st. nw. FOR SALE-IN ALEXANDRIA, VA.WE CAN sell you a Swed 2-story and cellar 6-room and bath” bay-window brick ‘house for $1,050; terms easy. WHEAT & SMITH, 1505 Pa. 22-7t° ALE-A NEW GROOM TI0USE; A.M.L; bath room and cellar; for $2,600; small ‘cash pay: ment; $25 per month. Inquire 625 Acker st. nc. FOR SALE-NEW BAY-WINDOW BRICK; SIX rooms and bath; ¢xew convenience; location, 2 squares from Capitol; price, $3,300;" small or no cash payment, balance §25 per month. L. WAL- TER WEED & CO., Sov 11th st., Agts. Bankers’ National Buthding Assoclation of New York. se22-3t* 4 BUR SALE-NEW BRICK AND MARBLE FRONT house; 10 I*rge rooms and bath; richly decorated and papered; parlors in whi! ind gol cellar nuder 3 furnace, lot 18x100 to location, two squares from Dupont ce reduced to $9,500; terms, $1,000 cash, balance monthly If desire will’ rent for. L WALTER WEE! 11th st. FOR SALE—NEW Wi and bath; beautlifyl papered and decorated; every modern convgnience and improvement: lot 15490 to alle; e, 300; location, near 36ih and Q, Georgetown,’ ‘Terms, small or po cash Payment; balance $35 per month. L. WALTER YEED é& CO., 508 11th st., Agents Banke: jonal Building Association of New York.sez2-3° Roanoke st. nr. 14tb (Cok Hgts.), 1r.and, Cor, 15th and Corcoran, 11r. and bath. Wth st. or, T, 9r. and bath, 19.3x90. H st. nr. ist ‘n.w., Sr. and ‘b, 18x M st. nr. Ist, new, Gr., bath and cella: Spruce st. nr. €th, Le Droit Park. 2sth rr. P, 9r. and bath.... F st. or. N. J. ave., 4r., brick. 92M st., Gr. and b., ‘cellar... 700 EO. T. PARKS, i4i0°G st. NEW RESIDENCE ON Roanoke st., Columbia Heights, near 14th xt. ca- ble cars, overlooking entire city; lot 20x100 to alley; brown stone and Pompelian brick; 11 rooms, bath, furnace; will be finished to suit’ pur- cl price, $12,000; terms to suit. GEO. T. sez2-5t HANDSOME RESIDENCE IN BEST PART 01 COLUMBIA HEIGHTS Built by day's labor for owner's occupancy. A complete and elegant home. ine Brick Stable For full particulars and permit to examine ly to THOMAS J. FISHER & CO. 21-6t 1324 F st. FOR SALE—A DESIRABLE CORNER RESIDENCE entrance on 2 streets; containing 13 rooms; ated with hot water, and all modern imps.; bas @ passenger elevator ‘and overlooks Scott. Circle and ‘parks surrouuding it. ‘Terms reasonable. Ad- _dress OW Star offi FOR SALE_BY L. STARGAKDTER, 613 15TH B.W., three-story brick; containing 8 rooms, bath and modern improvements; good yard, with ‘stable on wide paved alley; convenlently located on L et. D.w.; bargain at’ $3,500; only $650 cash re- quired; ‘balance monthly’ je27-3m For SALB-BY L, RDTER, 613 10TH ST, n.w.—A pretty two-story snd cellar bay-window press-brick front; containing 6 voons, bath and mnodern improvements; good lot; ‘eaitiful south front southeast; within 3 short rs; well rented; ba FOR SALE—TO SETTLE AN ESTATE—THREE & story press brick bouses, Speeds ‘ranklin Park; 72 ft, 1% inches on_T 8 144 ft.; stables on lot. Apply to Dr. D. M. OGDEN, Executor, 4 P st. nw, Ofer wanted. Jy NEW HOUSES; well to OWNER, at 806 TER. se6-1m LE—1516 NEW JERSEY AVE. N.W., AT- tractive new house; well built; well arranged; 6 rooms, bath, pantry, &c.; 40 ft. of parking; large lot for stable if desired; will sell low: H.L. RUST, 608 14th st. n.w. au20-tf POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. _ MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT CO. amer Sue will leave Washingtoa every and Thursday at 3 p.m. for river land- ings only; returning, will arrive im Washing:on early Monday and Thursday a.m, The steamer Potomac will leave for river landings and Baltimore on Sumlas at 4 9.m.; will leave Bal-imore for Washington on Friday at 6 p.m. For all information apply to STEPHENSON & BRO., Agents, 7th st. wharf, or 910 Pa. ave, Telephone, 745. ‘ALI 7¥ HOME, AT $600 LESS THA} value; Capitol Hill; near’ herdics, cable and F st. lines; new, six-room house; $1,000 cash re- quired. OWNER, city P. 0., Box 606, seZ2-3t* BOR RENT— 732 18TH; 4-STORY BRICK AND bay window; 9 rooms; electric light- Speaking tubes: tiled bath room; ‘losets; elegant mantels; open fire- $00 per month, K and 15th, 17r apd FOR RENT_TWO NINE-ROOM BRICK HOUSES, 1815 and 1519 12th st. Brorenents. Appiy to JOUN BP. 2.W. Jantic Coast Line ing,”* all front and fire- rom $10 to 13| pronf, from $10 to $35 “ eac! with modern iim- W HOUSES; 1618 22D ST. N. W. ; 11 rooms; steam heat; . 3 corner house; 7 rooms; ms; $25. OWN 75 1587 14th ow, Sr. si 741 13th nw, 10r. ‘ER, 1309 F, or 210 E a.w. FOR RENT—623 K ST. ____ STORAGE. _ The Packing Of China, Household Goods and Works of Art, either for shipment or storage, is part of our AND BASEMENT Goods shipped to all parts of the world. FIRE-PROOF WAREHOUSE. AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST Co., 1140 15TH STREET N.W. ARMY AND NAVY STORAGE ROOMS. arate apartmerts it for the pi ioe EG! Stok | STORAGE—CARRIAGES OF ALL KINDS STORED Ce GREGORY, 316 Pa. ave. NOUTHEAST. » 12 Patterson, 3n RiOd 4th st, Gr dry and clean; at low prices A. H. w. At Ramsay’s 0. 11 B ST. ROOMS AND Ow. cor. 13th and F sts. aw. ratch cleaned for $1; watch mainspring. a our work, for ome year. FOR SALE—BY AUGUST DONATH, 611 7TH ST. A beautiful home; n.w.; 17 feet front; 7r., bath and cellar; price, $5,000; carpets thrown in, ‘Will sell to a genteel colored faniily. Must be sold within a week or price will be higher. se22 FOR SALE-1123 I ST. N.E.; 7 ROOMS; A. heated by furrace; cabinet mantels; Apply to 1107 I st. n. 3 FOR SALE—ONLY $2,500-SMALL CASH AND bal, mouthly—new Gr. cottage; 12th st. me; la- trob ral » bath, gas and good yard. . 8. MINNIX, 1437 Fst. n.W. : BeL2 FOR SALE-SEVERAL HANDSOME NEW DWELI- fogs within res of Dupont Circle. Prices from $1 $25,000. (Nos. 143 to 147). _sel-24t® TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1807 F st. FOR SALE—FINE BUSINESS PROPERTY ON PA. ave. nw.; or will »xchange equity for unincum: bered elty erty. Vers & ANDERSON, 1323 G n.w. se22-3t_ ME! N oC 3 FOR SALE—BUSINESS PROPERTY, PAYING SIX per cent net, on 7th and F sts. For price, terms, Be + apply WESCOTT, WILCOX & HIESTON, it 1907 Pa. FOR SALE-PRIC fave. HOME, $10,000—BEAUTIFUL on north side of P st.'near and east of Dupont Circle, WESCOTT, WHLCOX, & HIESTON, ¥ y Hihrary and € near P| newly papered; pricey $3,800; terms easy. W TER A. BROWS, 1433 Pa. ate. 822. NEW HOUSE, NORTH- east, finely papered; 7 rooms and bath; concreted Street, near Stanton Park apd cars; ‘lot 20x70; price,’ $5,000. WALTER A. BROWN, 1433 Pa. ave, 8e22-3t FOR SALB—WOULD-BE INVESTORS IX_ HOUSES or lots in fine locations in the city, Washington Heights, Columbia Heights, Ingleside, a8 ant, Holmead Manor,’ Petworth, Bloomingdale, or other attractive additions to the city, will do Well to examine our sc22-co2t WM. H. SAUNDERS & CO., 1407 F st. FOR SALE—-E STHAMER HARRY RANDALL Leaves Rive: jew wharf, 7th street, Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday at 7 a.m., landing at all Wharves as far down as Maddox ‘creek, incl Chapel Point and Colonial Beach. Returning on Mardays, Wednesda} aod Fridays, 3 p.m. Pass: ser accommodations first-class. Freight received Until hour of sailing. Telephone 1765. F, 4. REED & Co. E. 8. RANDALL, Agents, Alex. rietor and Mauager. er eGuo, 0. GARFINTER, Gen. Aste 4y20-tt Washington, D.C STEAMER “‘WAKEFIELD. On Monday, Wi od ‘Saturday at T act fe, red al urday at a.m, for river landings, ' to lonial Beach; thence to Wicomico river, Colton’s and Nomini creek. On Saturday, all above landi and Leonardtown and Bt. Clement bi wharv ro on Tuesday, ‘Thursda; nday. schedule), 25 CW. MIDLET. Gen'l Manager, NCRFOLK AND WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT ©O, DAILY LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON, D. Fourie. A rd AND > NU! 3 be The new and powerful iron Palace Steamers WASHINGTON AND NORFOLK, SOUTH BOUND. Leave Washington daily at 7 p.m. from foot of Tth st. wharf, arrive at Fortress Monroe at 6:30 a.m. next day. Arrive at Norfolk at 7:30 a.m. Where railroad connections are made for all points south and southwest. ke daily at 6:10 pei, Lea Fortress Leave Norfolk daily at 6:10 p.m, ve Monroe at 7:10 p.m, Astive Washington at 30 a.m. next di “Nckets om male at 613, 619, 191 amd 1421 Penn- Tickets on sale sylvanta ave. amd 615 15th st. nq. Ask for tickets via new line. eras JNO. CALLAHAN, apls-tt ‘Gen. Supt. MEDICAL. AFTER ALL OTHERS FAIL CONSULT THB OLD reliable specialist, a eee: Ay tale bo rs’ rience in trea’ of al pases nen: consultation free and strictly copfidential, FOR SALE-KODAKS, $2. THE WONDERFUL PHCTORET snap-shot or time-e re camera; equal to Kodak; 6 exposures without omens compete, ver io any address, only Reftience: M. -Goldamith fe Ws Send $2 to GOLDSTEIN & MIGEL, Waco, Tex. se25 3t FOR SALE—085 N.Y. AVE, FEATHER BEDS, bolsters, pillows, upholstered chairs, table, sec- retary, book case, bedstead, mattress and springs, Walnut marbdle-top bed room set, with steel springs, cost $65, only $20; dayton wagon, $28; S yards $3; cot mattress, feather pil- lows, $1.50. wezo-2U" THE NATIONAL MUTUAL BUILDING AND LOAN Association of New York $1,300,000. It is the olcest and eastern states. MONEY TO LOAN country property. FOR SALE—TWO SOLID CHERRY TABLE COU ters, with showcases to fit. HARRISON, i327 G at. nw. sel-3t FOR SALE FOR SALE—TWO LATROBES; A VOLCANO FUR- face and a new Invalid’ rolling chair. at n.w. corner 6t! wand ‘S.C ake oot 000 SECUND-HAND BRICK, CALL at LEWIS HOPFENMAIER’S, luth and’ C’ sts. nw e22-3t° 2 OR 3ALE—ON STORAGE—903 14TH ST. wi Marble top ee a ie $11, $18, ae: = Ing room chairs, $5; wardrobe folding 4 barber's chatr and pole, $9; fine double-berred diamond ring at ‘$40 gents’ ring, , ap- puire and di $20; $45 sclitcire dlameoed ring at $22. Inquire at 1 eats, 035_F st. aw. au7-3m FOR SALE—LOUNGE, $2.50, COOK STOVES, $5. oak desk, $5; $1 -r week for bed room and lor salics fow ece Call REDMOND'S CHEAP CASH AND TIME HOUSE, 813 7th st. ow.my4-te FOR SALE—“OTTO” Ga3 ENGINES, BOTH NEW suze. and second-hand; any ‘Send for circular or call on D. BALLAUP, 781 Tth st. ow. FOR EXCHANGE. FOR EXCHANGE-NEW, 7 ROOMS AND CEI- lar brick dwelling; all "mod. imps.; on Le Droit ave., Le Droit Park, for ay, house of at least 12 modern and located, north- west Wit. DUVALL, 925 Finwe seat St FOR EXCHANGE—WANTED TO TRADE—LOTS in Columbia Heights or Holmead Manor or im- proved rty im the n.w. for bouse in Acker place, MEYEHS & ANDENSON, 1323 G nw, c= FOR EXCHANGE—TWELVE ACRES VALUABLE LAND ON GLEN ECHO ELECTRIC ROAD; B. and O. pew line runs through this property; will trade unincumbered for improved city property; price, $1,000 per acre. Apply to se22-3t BANES & SIMPSU: (00 14th st. nw. FOK EXCHANGE-NEW HOUSE ©. CORCORAN ST. NEAR NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.; buff brick front; 9 rooms; every modern convenience; will trade for good ‘grounl. Apply_to seiz-3t_ BANES & SIMPSON, 700 14th st. nw, POR EXCHAD Se22-3t BANES & SIMD FoR E: cH. STREET NEAR 25TH N E—3 ECONOMICAL LOTS st. near 2d n.w.; will trade clear for house in northwest section. Price, $4,500. Apply to 700 14th st. nw. ANGE—HANDSOME HOUSE ON @Q ‘ORTH WEST; heated by bot water; 12 rooms; stable and every modern convenience; Will trade ‘for smaller houses or ground in, northwest. Apply to BANES & SIMPSON, DO 14th st. naw. N.W., 3-story 9-room brick house; bay winhow and press brick front; will trade for small houses or ground. Apply to’ -3t BANES & SIMPSON, 700 14th st. now. PROPOSALS. DPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES FOR THE NAVY Yard, Washington, D. C.—September 12, 1894.— Sealed proposuls, indorsed “Proposals for’ Supplies for the Navy Yard, Washingtou, D. G., to be cpened October 2, 1894,"". will ‘be supplies and accour » Washington, D. until “TWELVE K NOON, OCTOBER SECOND, 1894, and ly ope ied ‘immediate! nish at the navy yard, Washington, D. ©., slotting machines, four horizontal’ boring and drilling machines, one forty-borse power engine, two electric traveling cranes, three boring and turnitg mills, four planing machines, four por » drills, two horizontal boring, ‘ating tilling ‘miachines, on utiversal ‘radial | drilling machine, two shaping machines, ten differential pulley hoists, one set blower’ pipes, supports nd ‘runways’ for two electric cranes; also a nity of sbafting, blocks, hangers, couplings, collars, pulleys, steel rails, sewing ‘silk, braid and tallow. ‘The articles must conform ‘to the havy gtandard and pass the usual naval inspec- ton. Blank proposals will be furished upon ap lication to the navy yard, Washington, D. ¢. ‘he attention of manufacturers and dealers is invited. ‘Tie bids, all other things being equal, decided by lot. ‘The department reserves th right to waive defects or to reject any or al bids not deemed advantageous to the govern- ment. EDWIN STEWART, Paymaster General, vu Se21-2aw2w PROPCSALS FOR THE ANNUAL SUPPLY OF Stationery for the United States Navy.—Septem- ber 15, '1894.—Sealed proposals, indorsed ““Pro- posils ‘for Stationery foc the U. 8. Navy, to be opened October 16, 1804," willbe received at the bureau of supplies and accounts, Navy De- rtnent, Washington, D. C.. until TWELVE "CLOCK NOON, OCTOBER SIXTEENTH, 1894, and publicly opencd immediately thereafter, to furnish the annual supply of si navy yards: Portsmouth, N. H. New York; League Island, Pa. ©.; Norfolk, Va.; Pensacola, Fia.; Mare Island, Cal.; the naval station, New » R. 1, and the Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md.’ Blank’ forms of Proposals will be furnished upon application to the commandants at the different navy yards or to the navy pay offices. The stationery ‘must in all cases conform to the navy standard and pass the usual naval inspection. Tie bids, all Sther things being equal, ‘decided by lot.’ ‘The department reserves it to waive defects or to reject any or all bids not deemed advan- tagecus to the governmert. EDWIN STEWART, Paymoster General, U. S. N. se21-2aw2w HEADQUARTERS U.S. MARIN CORPS, QUAR- termaster’s Office, Washington, D. C., tember 20, 1894.—Sealed proposals in’ duy Neate teil be received at this office until TWELVE O'CLOCK M. on the SIXTH DAY of OCTOBER, 1894, when they will be Townge — for furnishing and delivering at t) hea ~—— for use in pointe, "A lst of supplies required: with init ints. ist of supplies requ! wit! i specifications and blank proposals, can be ob- tained at the above address. The government reserves the ht to reject all bids, to waive in- formalities to increase the quantities one- third. H. B. LOWRY, Major and Quartermaster, U. 5. marine corps. se21-2aw2w OFFICH MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL, LAUREL, Md., September 21, isos. The mayor and city council of Laurel, baryland, will recelve proposals until OCTOBER Main street from iat treet to Mill Gate. Blank orms specifications . tained from toe mayor and’ cty council, together with all informatior G. B. TIMANUS, M: a Attest: GEO. W. BOND) Clem’ MEE WASHINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN ©0., 610 F N.W. -t 1324 F st. nw. MONEY TO LOAN AT 5 PER CENT ON AP- proved District real estate. Also installment ¥. H. SMITH & SONS, 1418 F st. nw. SUMS TO SUIT ON REAL the District of Columbia; mo WASH'N DANENHOWER, Cor. 13th and @ sts. iw. MONEY TO LOAN IONEY TO LOAN IN FURNITURE, PIANOS, HORSES, &0., 30 publicity; loans made the day you apply for them. WMicase call op CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE ©0., ,OUN COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. WANTED—TO RENT A FARM NFAR THE CITY, adapted to dairy business; can give best of ref- erence. Addcess DAIRY, Star FOR SALE OR EXO in Loudoun counts well” improved, timbered; one of the finest state; price, $15,000; will exchange for Wasb- ‘on property of the same value. GE-aN EL BGaRT containing well watered and well farms in the SALE-OR EXCHANGE— Fifty ‘acres of exceliest land near Lovettsville, in Loudoun county, Virginia. Improved by a mili in good order; three good frame dwell carriage house, buildings; public school within a few rods; these buildings’ are all in good order urd place all un- der excellent fenco; will pay 10 per cent if prop- erly rented; mo fucumbrance on the property; nge for improved prop: : ce. price. B. H. WARNER & ©O. erty in Washington worth FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—EXCELLENT FARM of 137 acres in Virginia; 15 miles from city; 4 miles from railroad; three-fourths under cultiva- tion, balance timber; good fencing; FOR RENT—A FARM IN county, Md., adjoining R. R. at ie tu miles ‘ive-room dwelling; ‘stalling, land: suitable’ tor trucks daity or gsien “sabes ; suitable’ for tr . G., Star office. ag WANTED—A FARM OF ABOUT 90 ACRES WITH good improvements; 10 miles from city and 1 mile from R.R. station; price not $3,000. BUTLER & GRAHAM, 503 B st. aw. FOR SALE—OR EXCHANGE—#% ACRES OF LAND FRANK HUME, 454 Pa. ave. = , +: aa FROM CITY; ; ‘and outhouses; $1,000; cash time. Address GM. A., Star’ office. se FOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY Pitor- erty—Oue of the mont fertile farms in Chattes balf cleared, half wooded; rear Benning. FOR SALE-15 AORES, The Chalfonte. On the ecean front. Sea water baths in the house. r fami G. W. KENDRICK, Washington trade solicit A Gelighttal tain resort; t acen- Hedtfal moun magaificen “THE LOCKWOOD,” HARPER'S FERRY, W.VA. offers special rates to families until October 1; large rooms; plenty shade; first-class, BB. “poviErT. ‘Proprictress, .°S MOUNTAIN HOUSE, HARPER'S ‘Ve.—Located on fruit bill farm: Blue ~ PIANOS AND ORGANS. Piano Tuning. references; orders by mail. 805 iith si. nw. se24-3m Don't Buy a ‘That has pot the musical qualities to recotumend ame Ee From & Bauer Has that quality. We $4250 Ea Gana a tangas from Sago. rubs an, ies rs Piano Exchange, 913 Pa. Ave. i of i i # i i il r 5 i 7 H a2 3 é T i i i 3 éf “f tbeteit CAMPBELL CARRINGTON, ? Attorney-at-Law, | Webster Law building, 505 D' st. n.w, ington. D.C. Resideace. 933 K ‘st. a. COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS. COMMISSSIONCE OF DEEDS AND NUTAKY PUB- Me for all states, and territories & SIBAALTE jways in office, office hours. __ at COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY STATE and territory. Notary and U. S. Commissioner. E BEALL, 28 1321 F st. ow. SUBURBAN PROPERTY. Your Last Chance To secure some of the choicest building sites around Washington, at beautiful COLUMBIA PARK, for $30, $40 apd $50 each. Cash or installments. Only ten lots left. Don't miss this grand opportunity. Just think, @ lot for $30 on two railroads, the great and only Peunsylvania, within fifteen minutes’ ride of the city, and with 6% cents commutation fare. All high ground. No swamps. No malaria. Pure water and alr. Lange shade trees. Only a few Dlocks from station, THIS IS YOUR LAST CHANCE, s0 don’t be too late and forever after- ward be sorry for it. Grand excursion today et 4:36 p.m. from Sixth-street depot. Circulars and tickets at office, 623 F ST. N.W., and from our agents at depot we24-tt strani —_ He Stood Out for Acquittal. From the St. Louis Globe-Democrat. “I saw a man saved from life imprison- ment or hanging once by the one wise man on a jury, who stood out against cleven fools,” said T. J. Stephens of Baltimore. “The man was found standing over a dead body in a field with a knife in his hand and blood smeared over his clothes. He swore he had found the man lying dead and had drawn the knife from the wound, where the murderer had left it sticking. It was shown that the men were enemies, and that the accused had even threatened repeatedly to kill him. On this and other circumstantial evidence eleven of the jury were for convic- tion. The foreman alone stood out, and so steadfastly that at length, one by one, the others joined him, and the prisoner was ac- quitted. Many thought the man guilty, and he finally left the country, because of the cold shoulder he got from old friends. Years afterward, when the foreman of the jury was dying, he acknowledged that he killed the man himself. It was in self-defense, but he had no witness to prove it. When the innocent man was arrested he managed to get on the jury, determined to save him, and he said if he oad been unable to do so otherwise he would have told the truth.’ 22 New Method of Signaling at Sea. From the Louisville Post. The British government is testing a new plan for signaling at sea, which has al- ready yielded remarkable results. It con- sists merely of an ordinary gong fastened to the bow of the ship below the wa’ line. This acts as a transmitter, and the re- ceivers are gongs of exactly similar and rate of vibration, one on each side the ship below the water line. The recelv- ing gong will take up and reproduce the sound of the sending gong from « long distance. Signals have already been clear- ly transmitted ten miles.