Evening Star Newspaper, October 4, 1894, Page 5

Te OVYIVTTR at THE EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1894—TWELVE PAGES, a _FOR RENT—HOUSES, FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—LOTS. BUSINESS CHANCES. © FOR SALE—-BICYCLES. : that thelr organization was a unique ar- ron ae SEBS pes gee z0 "aise tages Seams | “caine Gene, Gon Goon Rie a S| "Yonaate Tak, ey aE. eae THE VISIT ENDED not eet io Danses 8 cannon. "Thin was in saw 2r.. ‘=| ing Tah at awe Srieale Caiverste eet etree Ponti ow. fnforma tion a svt Ste ee ee ee gun with them, and when the front of the 1308 Iéch st ec Ise.159 3242 Ith st BW, ; Dear all ipal ae town: iments; 15 ‘minutes to treas- and Cham ate aw. EJ. M eo ss FOR SALE_RUY YOUR SBOOND. wieers| Ancient and Honorable Artillery gogo SE I FOR SALE SSr08Y sotto ot BAY-WIN F i govetument dopa HAND 3_ wide oom wide alley; city water, fire dealers. It = pay you. this noisy little specimen. When the eg losin Sadism. Pviee rnc. 16] BURY hs? co, Scat, Uataaee $B ween | PO SAP a SOLED LOLS BOS| SERENA uit Te ice wel Have Departed for Home, | soldiers “boarded” their train the "cannon bayiment. Sealt ‘es howe ay reeds tart Rive from'cur office, “DANIBL & ARMCAT Se ee PAY eos FOR SALE_NEW "03 CAPITALS; ee Inst oo aan the et the 1 ‘Washington men, Be 16th st awiee 2500 | Se <a a Pine: extablabed and paying! excelent oper | reece €Z0 om Sa Who were down to see their friends off, 623 Est ow iat), ¥r.35| FOR SALB-IN GEORGETO™ ‘ON PAVED * = rade; sac owner Las other business: | $ceoud-hand % . heard or saw was the booming of this gun. His Gta Ra Secc-33| street, bait square, trom PET oe cet Tatras eee sts | _ Cait ub ten och Sea" | ER pa pe eeemnes 8 ownN Se BIG BANQUET LAST NIGHT rom snes ‘Address ‘Box 143, Star oflice, ‘oct 6 Nee “i “ — On, SAL conKian, ST ge A TEACHERS’ TEA. 4 FOR SALE—OWNER t WILL SELL CHEAP 015 ce eee we Ee Se Sit Bie Fico. mega So; Son, 21a an ps st COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. — house; 10 rms.; | FOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE—A CHOICE LOT] : 4 Pleasant Meeting of Calvary Sunéay, New Jersey ave. . 4 oy igep: between 13th and 14th, Columbia Heights; sewer, FOR SALE~IN FAIRFAX COUNTY, ON LINE OF School Story brick ead sew, sopereind. TA 7 water and gas; will gi fy ee FOR SALE — cae aso SE ERARLISED railroad, at station; | beautiful ‘é-room house; Enjoy able Excursion to Mount Instructors. _Domines any ime after 2c.” aet-3t | _1t DAVID 'D. STONE, wo and s00 F et mw. | Pestaurant; centrally (oeling. a For reel partie i House; must: be wold; $1,000; $300 cash. At Calvary Baptist Sunday school house FOR SATE-BANGAIN FOR ENTHER BUILDER | lars’ apply at 48%. Cyst. hw. sa a Sin 5 ae rae aie Vernon One Feature. last evening a “teachers’ tea” brought to- VESTOR; most econo: nor LE—01 zi 4 2 electric g West; corner ‘and F; 00x02; price, $1.70; FOR SALE—RARB, OnANCE-WHOLEAEE AND | “erty—One of the most fertile farms in Charles Sether most of the officers and teachers a favorable terms to a builder. BANBS | Telail Uauor, business combined, im (he, coat county; 800 acres; half cleazwd, 3 of that flourishing school. With ‘others of higher price. Apply EDWARD IMPSON, 700 14th ate new. ‘0 xeat a BF som cube retire only $8 an acto. ¥. M. sell After pleasant social greetings in the KEI Builder, 30° 8 SALE EST. N ens = THEY HAD A CANNON], t Wastinates ey ofa “tht ey gel sell See ese, Ape SUMMER RESORTS. brary the teachers were invited into the th 8 a FEET DEEP; SEN ! more, Md, ‘oeet ee ace ialacegpaamecceinens larger room, where were set a number of olumbia aw, Gr. B at ery, nproreme CO ADIOL FOR SALE—-CHEAP—CIGAR AND CONFECTION- Qp beach, Maryland ave., Atlantic small tables. The room was tastefully a; A sh! fant? 20 Vith st nw.flat.4 to sult. "GEO. T. PARKS, ifio G Be. Oc3-3t every comfort] The Washington Light Infantry Corps | decorated and brilliantly lighted. After ! ee Price, § $100 cash, with a Shyla HOTEL om ‘capacity, 200; \ om at for selling. Apply 319 Se ee ee of *e trst-dlass | gaged materially to its well-established rep- the Rev. Mr. Bliss 66 | es Bina bee mo NEAR M EAST. MBIA St USE Rivne GoD ies reg | COTTAGES. #0 to rates | utaticn for hospitalliy by its treatment of served with the necessary, bey ww \ GREAT DEMAND: 1| A SINGLI LAV! NITU a the Ancient and Honorable Artillery of Bes- G5 Pomeroy aw, ir. a re Re HA ER 28 tres lady or geatleman to Join ber in. taki 9.37, RENDUICK, "Owner and ctor. Seng bargain at Rica sey a ae ee Gudre CLOTS, CLUDING 3 OP THE BES! fase for room renting, te twadvaoce ber x Washington ton ona ———— trip to Mount Ver- itendent of the imme ely; good secur iven; 01 EL PERO per = AN’ ae .. erd: crnoon. Assisting the and S13 15th st nw, or. 0c3-2t DAVID D. STONE, 804 and £06 F ast.n.w. meaning tusiness need reply. Address M. F. H eee ee <g x de I" conven: Sena coho were 0 teks ‘OF had been disposed ib FOR SALE-LOTS—ROOM FOR 10 HOUSES: Con. | Star . fences, M. 3” BCRERE, seer of ort irent citizens who are not members of 'H. Stickney to. tell pa Pe tee 3 Riggs (pl. For low prices see | FOR Per LUNCH BOOM AND CAFE; | more. and now at 1123-25 FaShtagton,D-6 | prom! . ‘acation.” Miss Zist and d pg Ee isa A aha’ od “st. ‘new. “Title Bartects | doing business; must, be sold at once, as may10-51 the Infantry, bat who, nevertheless, exerted = — ; s her business to attend adress Pay MOUNTAIN HOUSE: HARPER'S FERRY. | themselves rationally and successfully to FOR SALE_BY AUGUST DONATH, 611 rH st Daiky LUNCH, Star office. 2t¢ a i Ridge told On Sheridan st. near Brightwood' av Be os: Wountnine vietation saps ful farm: Dine Ridge | make the occasion thoroughly pleasant. The I HAVE $1,000 WHICH I WOULD LIKE TO IN- in some legitima: imate and paying ide- business. Ai $1,000; very Uttie cas se Walk to Idth st. cables Gress J. Hy Sear ome, 0c8-24* brick; water in yard aod sewer ordered “Fie, 25. good. to Oc- | steamer Charles Macalester backed out into eireatar, ‘G: W. GREEN. Propricton | the stream at a little after 8 o'clock and | feavorers at Saw GUST DOS Idences , A Reautitut douse on Cuptcol Hit: Vicinity. 0 onl <3 cab sel? POR SALE FIKST-CLASS NILCINERY BUSINESS | _tmy12-Gm proceeded directly to Mount Verncn. The th; everything ‘modern; Tocation; | ance Fr moath. Gl RAMAM, Ovi t Cadet Ban’ proceedings, | Everet! Se aes Soe] er snd, “Aarem INGUUY, Star alee ocd RAILROADS pad Teen walls strompas Meare a portrayed Stick yer. oct rom SALE-THE CHOICEST 10T IN Tier iW. | WANTED PARTY, EITHER LADY OR GENTLE. = code Deas: tet: ely ta eatape- ‘ALE—$000 CASH WILT, BUY LOVELY 6R.| section, be sovth, on W st. bet. 14th and} man, with Thich at to eS into a ergy bust. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. tition with a strong southerly breeze, the = = M. or. an -100 v b, douse; a. ae beautiful parking; nice lot; ny 88. ; fect to a 10-foot alley; offer | mess, from a oe Se ee ee ames tion, corner of of oth ana a Bi 8 force of which, of course, was materially —— 48th ur O aw, tie. wae tiniest nee ee ee | See contnlssin NER, 1419 W at. nw. Siuress QUICK Xe, Star office, Oost” | 10:80 A.M, PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.—Puntman | added to by the speed of the boet, Lut soon Hampshire ‘Smith ta oar hands, Yor a to ts a - am 8 8 Wor Pa gve a “ YW “i POM ae Bd took tat ken Tit ad neadtabie | fatlon Care Harrisburg to Chicago, Giecimagers | withdrew from the competition and gave gn A ED ain > . Sire sand eekly ada be hep oe. <3, | MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN | tperntant sett Sores fot rornteed So | aa Gleveirad “and Battet"Farior | Place to a combination of cold beer and hot | Seipfui ‘influences gravitated. Mir W. “Bi, Se as reason, ili health of proprietor, Parties apeaning | Car, to Harrisbur LIXB.—Pulnan_DofetParior sausage, which was pro’ for the pur- | Shand was down ee bear to Gk ioe ea = NSN REE TST | titan ahd etnies A MLS | atin irgabrg Pio a5 Bing "Gs 'Ui| pve of temporary satisfying the appetites | aboot chore whe “rave by Sea" On set OR NT a EUs With st mw; He. and bat ocR-3t* _ Fendall Law at BD iam, w._ | WANT TO CHASE A GOOD-PAVING RENT | "8:15 P.M, CHICAGO AND ST. LouIs Exrress | Of those who nee ee eee, 216 13th st. a. Or. and bath Tm. ‘These houses on Columbia Heights, overlook entire city; now; cleguutly papered; electric gas| m.w.: on amall cash Ughting, ‘speaking tubes, steam beat and open Brice, $6,000. $50, $100, $200, $300, $00 TO LOAN O} hd trusta oF goed collateral secutit second trust ING remarks about brief as the list or real estate business. Price not to exceed | Pullman Buffet Parlor Car to Harrisbarg. Sleep to take luncheon before reaching the boat. | his — = SEC-] $1,000. Will pay cash if satisfactory. Address | ing and Dining Cars jarrisburg Se. Louis, The only occurrence of note at Mount Ver- bo delay; | G.'G. B., Star office. 0c2-6t* er Be Loul ville and, Chicago. non was the rendition of a dirge by the | f i N EXPRESS. Pullman Si ‘d 2r. aad bath, a.m.1 25.00 gad beth. - Ry For = 1” SALE-THREE NEW HOtmaR id to suit OS ea on stall monthi i: sitet FOR SALEA DARK BAY HORSE; KIXD AND gentl pt afraid of steam or cable cars; lady ve; owner has mo use for bim; will sell 1212 £ st. For SALE CHEAD A GRAY MARE 16 bands higt A eultabie iy. Apply = ‘es. ar ‘SACKS | two i sta ww. r HANDSOME SADDLE Hom pred, aud gentle and well zzlted; price, $7; suld grant Of use. “Mr. GOODE, ‘Lanier Heights. 7 bath, cellar, et mantels, od for the price, S06 Fst. uw. ANGI JT-EDGED BUST — ah oa Tita st, aljolaing cormet of li size, 49.6380; improved by thyee stores, renting for $200 a month, It" DAVID D. $110 WILL BUY A HORSE, BU AND HAR- ness; new four months azo; reason for selling, town, Applf at ALEXANDRIA STABLE, t. Oth and iOth sts. mw. Cali for me Ring's ‘% is DAVID D. This 2 FOR SALE—GOOD SOUND BAY MARE, 6 YEARS old: suitable for driving or light draft; Including sidebar buggy and harness, or sell’ separate; heap for cash. 1113 D st. nM. FOk SALE—1 HAVE SE) L FINE SEC- cobhasd landaus, broughamn, victorian, T carts and a variety of other traps, and several sets of second-hand ‘coach harness ‘In good order. The above stock, left on storage, to be sold at a very low price. DOWNEY'S KEPOSITURY AND STA- BLES, 1624 L. och-st ‘ocl-6t* | and *RCLLEM & FULLER, 504 11th st. nw. ow D ane “Beis Pav W. o23t a BR ips.; worth Py if sold at once, only also two nice lets on business corner, {mproved by a frame store, renting at $25 per ‘month, Inquire of OWNER, 430 Ish’ st. uw. FOR SALE—O NEAR and basement brick: § reoms and bath; a.m. coal cellar; 2 rms JAM! A FOR SALE-2-SToRY B Ee 14th st. nw. Price, $4,500. Apply to - ER at 1430 KT. ave. after 4 p.m. oc23te all modein improvements; ved alley; owner anxious ¢ any reasonable offer; no tons. Inquire of OWNER, 1419 W st. 2 PRETTILY DESIGNED BROW! ‘stone and prewied (brick front, containing 7 co. veniently arrai large reception room and pretty, tiled bath “rooms, beautiful front parking; very large rear yard. 1616 Vermont ave. nw. Will be sold at a bargain to immedi- ate purchaser. For all particulars apply to L. STARGARDTER, 613 15th st. nw, For ee FRAME HOUSE VE nice location northeast; 6 rooms, bath and modern Improvements; lot 1oix100 to wide peved aller, in to, prompt buyer, “gin _L. STARGARDTER, 613 cert st. ion _SALE—GO0D ree RAME STORE AND DWELL- Wag; desirable Corser portheast: “will ‘eammene rapidly when Columbia cable line is completed; Well rented. Bargain to prompt. buyer sezi-3m L. STARGARDTER, 613 15th st. cught. Room 2, Warder _dullding, oth nd F st. mw.” oc8-2t° $25 AND UPWARD LOANED ON FURNITURE and planos In residence or storage; also policies, Warehouse receipts, interests in esti aud 2d trust notes of other securities, 1203 FOR SALE—GOODWILL AND CONTENTS OF A No. 1 carpenter shop, very cheap. 715 18th a. oy oc2-3i FOR SALE—SALOON, DOING GOOD CASH rade; satisfactory reasons for selling. Cail at 221 ave. 8.W, = inte EY IN 80 TO SUIT AT VERY, LOWEST real estate security. PIA lerest KT. TAWLINGS Member ‘ashington Stock Exchange, mt Pa. ave. (Arlington Fire Ins. Co.'s office.) ocl-tr at dig and ‘8 per cent. GED. Ponce oc cabbergeerias are i WE ARE MAKE L ESTATE LOANS AT 5 per cent Without VESCOTT, WILCOX & RIESTO: se22-1 MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY, COU ee Se IM- proved suburban prop: no delay; installment plan, if desired. DUCKETT, DENT & CO., at- torneyeaclaw, 685 F st. uw se22-1mo MONEY IN HAND TO LOAN ON DISTRICT REAL estate in sums to suit; no delay in negotiating. ALBERT F. FOX, se22-1m st. nw. MONEY TO LOA: A FUND OF $5,000, which we will loan on first-class business cr re dence property at 5 per cent for 3 or & gery other larger or smaller gama to joan at 8 and 6 per cent. WM. H. ‘DERS & CO., sel9-tf 407 Fst. MONEY TO LOAN AT 5 AD approved real estate secarit HEISK. sel8 MONEY TO LOAN—IN ANY SUMS DESIRED, Al & AND 6 PER CENT, ON WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE. y LOANS. WALTER H. ACKER, 704 14TH ST. N.W. FOR SALE— 216 N st. nw., at $1,000 BELOW ITS AC- cost. A LOVELY HOMB; CONTAL ING eight rooms and bath, with all a bons ed thrvaghout “Ide BOxi a 80-foot alley in rear; only Ment required, and terms vory easy. 1 at once’ on owner, who is WALTER P se26-tf 02 F st. nw, AY A” BARGAIN-TWO SEATED nd horse; suitable for any Iso harness; Bo reasonable offer re- » st. ow. pext to Evening oe3-3t* FINE COMBINATION fect saddler; shows style and action in Larness! the property of Harva tou Nostitz, whe is about leaving the country. Can be seri before 3 o'clock at DOWNEY'S, 1022 L st ocd FOR SALE—200 WAGONS, CARKIAGES a buggies at cost fer cash; open Tuesday and ‘Thursday 4 6:30 to 8 o'clock. COOK & _JA BOR, 22y Me st., W _Washington. oc3-Sm_ FOR SALE—$200 WILL PURCHASE TUE HAND- some trotting and road horse, Duke Wilkes; be 4s 6 years, old; 15.3. bands high; weighs 1,075 Beets an ant be. aise by the most timid stand without hitehh trot "a mile tne city, |For further ‘particulars call 208 Lith st. aw, oe 7a cea 3, WAGONS, WAGONS. Largest vtock in ‘the eity. Wagon to sult every Kind of business. Large bargain for cash. As. Ki. PROBEY, Sed st. Are RDING STABLE. MODERATE Tates. WASHINGTON IDS ACADEMY. 22d and P sts. First-ciass ia every particalar. Fin st earriage surface in the country; the riding oor row used for thi: purpose. No. elevators; fanitary plumbiag; conchuen will appreciate the Superior facilities ‘offered, | Riding lessons by pro- fessioval lady teacher. lee preuilscs before nOvER, Foro RIVER oars STEAMER T. V. ARROWSMITH, For Lower Potomac River Landii On Monday and Wednesday at Un Saturday Returning: Aurive W. morn- ings, aud Sunday about 10 p.m. ©. We DLE, General Manager. See schedule. Se2s-te PALACE STEAMER HARRY RANDALL Leaves Rive: View wi 7th street, Suuday, Tel * Es. RANDALL, * ‘Agents, Alex. Mi GEO. 0. Cake tet Gen. Ast, H20-1¢ ashingions Dae. STEAMER “WAKEFIELD From 7th st. ferry whart On Monday, Wednesday and Saturday at 7 a.m. for river 1a to Colonial Beach; thence to Wicomico river, Colton’s and Nominl ‘creek. On faturday, all above landings and Leonardtown and Bt. Clement bay wharves. a, Returning on Tuesday, ay and Sunday. Gee, ac LE—1311 ST. N.W., 11 ROOMS, 2 FOR By aie desirable an; Property at & Toe fe24-t aa FOR ——— snooM BRICK: A.M.L N. J. ave. near N st. ¢ 20390; have’ been _ENiSdak! ,000; submit oat Es $9,000. neat DST, 608 14th st. n.w. FOR SALE—NEW 7-ROOM BRICK, ON ES, bet. 10th and 11th; see us at once; ou! $300. Make your own terms. STURGES & uO aw. se! FOR SALE— SPECIAL BULLETIN—JOHN F WAGGAMAN, 700 14th st. (upstairs). ‘The following special bargains well worth in- a aigatiog handsome, finely-built house, 16 rooms, ‘a * 26x80; lot 56x fect’ order; of White House, partments Excellent three-story 10-ro0m modera one block from Dupont Circle 3 — brick houses, n.w. Several’ excellent bocses "a New S-room bricks; Pa. pent ‘room frame; bt ¥ Excellent store property; H st. ing new cable cars. Handsome suburbai stable ... buy! cheap, ‘ailable cial attention to the followiog very ata rable Eroperty—most of which is subdivided: 200,600 on bes ground, cabl ‘near Pa. two ‘squares from seeeees 60 cts. ft. FoR —- SETTLE AN ESTATE—THREE 4- brick ite Franklin Park; Pits inches ont st; by 144 f.: stables on = fot." Apply to Dr. OGDEN, Executor, Tos Pet ew. “Otter, wants, Jy7-3m* FOR SALE—1516 NEW JERSEY AVE. N.W., AT- {active ee well built; (rel ,errang rooms, fer toh oor eable” nit sisted: will weil a i apes = ont 2 Q st. u.w., near Ist; a bargain 000, Sour’ own ‘terms. STURGES & MOORE” sete FOR SALE~7-ROOM BRICK, NEAR STANTOS Square; cars pass door; look at this without de- lay; $0,000; terms to suit. STURGES & MOORE. set FOR SALE~1634 CONNECTICUT AVE., A VERY finished’ dwelling” -Apuly “to. OWE a finish el to ai _Tith st. W. i porsbekTER, NCRPOLE AND WASHINGTO: DAILY LINE, BETWEEN sWasegTos. DG, MONROE NORFOLK, VA. new and powerful Irou Palace Steamers "WASHINGTON AND ROWE POLK. sour! . Leave Washington daily at 7 p.m. from foot of Tth st. wharf, arrive at Fortress Monroe at 6:30 &.m. next day. Arrive at Norfolk at 7:30 a.m., etions are made for all points south and southwest. NORTH BOUND. Leave Norfolk, ae at 6:10 p.m, Leave Fortress Munroe at 7: opm. Arrive st Washington “at Ss am est Tickets on sale at O13. 619, 1351 and 1421 Penn sylvania ave. and 6! = for ti — = — = eprrae JNO. CALLABAN, _aplttt ‘Gen. Supt. Sealed unt? $ an engine house. for. the fire department, on Maryland avenue between 13th and 1th streets ne., on lots 37, 3% and 3 seuare 108. upon application therefor at the e inspector of buildings of the Dlatrict jumbia, and only Mids upon these forms will be considered. The right is reverved Hs OF parts of lds. TRUESDELL, CHAS. OcTOBEM TWEE i regulating ‘streets building’ stone, riprap in Potomac river, will be WELVE 'M. THUESDAY, aod. omation termed’ on Spyies: ‘All loformation furnished on Aapplicar B Engrs. 206, 7,810, 0c3de ~~ SUBU RBAN | anne WANTED-TO RENT A SMALL SUBURDAN place, or house furnished or unfurnished, and convenient to the city, Address K. B. Office. FOR SALE—O 300 FARMS AND homes near Washington. Call for largest printed list ever issued, with map showing roads and vi lages 25 miles around the city, free to all c Inclose stamp for map by mall. J. E- ENTS, 1 For | SALE ERY CUBAP—ApR0OM AND h house at North Takoma; if not sold this ae een ae Imulre of Owner, E. C. Gil- _ BERT, 620 F 5 Major General Catrolt at Takoma Park. pail, to Mr. H. rn For i 5 RM. DW! wibacre tots, facing p fine “stable, carriage Louse and ait outbuildings; 2 concrete, basewent fwouis; whole, heated by “furnace, Gnd bulit ouly two years; $2 1s-room drvetiings fine barn; Looe acres; well shaded; East, Bladensburg; $20 & rooms; fine urd; geod outbulldinzs; sil in first-class ‘order; $7 a mo.: East Bladensburg. UCKETT, DENT & CO se20-1W os F HOUSES FOR RENT—CHOICE HOUSES AND lois for sale on easy terms xt Brookland. D.C. GRACE M. THOMAS, 100 Corcoran building. se2S-lw FOR RENT-OR SAIE—-THEEE NEW HOUSES, or wiil build to sult purchaser on small_montbl smcnis: 7 minutes’ ride on B. and, 0. 3 AKER, Ow .D. telscimsee SiNMISSONERS OF DEEDS. COMMISSSIONZR OF DEEDS AND NOTARY PUB- Me for all states, and territories @ SPECIALTY 5 S, EXAKS, sflice Gacumest), 1851 Fo cues in office, office how Sart” costs OF DEEDS FOR EPBRY srara and territory. Notary and YJ, 8. Com Ww IN TER "RESORTS. SEASIDE HOUSR, | Atlantic | City. Open all year. Ce 4 en CTAS. EVANS. jONEY “TO LOAN my seus Font 1,000 UPWARD T LOWEST hate OF INTEREST REAL [STATE ry TRE DIsTRicT, 0. HOLTZMAS aude ae writ AND F sTs. “AT LOW VEST “RATES OF IN- terest on Wantilngton Feal esi LLEN W. MALUELY & co. aull-tt 624 F st. IF YOU DO ¥OU CAN notice, We take life to- get St upon an Pour’ surance policies, bonds (Vocal or remote), stocks, frusts, Joan ‘association certisicates, “and certit- £AiS of deposit of the Loa my24-te ERKES & BAKER, Pe Ban building, TREN. E NATIONAL MU tal. BU ILD ig AND LOAN ‘ew York has out: joans of Fr 300.100" It is the ol¢est and Ja: a in the eastern states. If you want a PROMPT loan cn Sood security, either for the building or purchase @ home. Cal on oF, ~ ress FE. R. HAIGHT, aus-30 1 Agent, 1210 F st.,Wash., D. IF yOu ae TO BORROW, LOAN, BU on SELL real estate, let me bear from Jou. save you time and money. J. EAKIN Gapsiy, 626 13th st. jy2 MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED CITY REAL estate at S per cent interest. | Spyclal prisileges filth respect (0 prior payments: | Larze amounts g special RUTDERVORD, 1307 F st. nw, = MINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN CO.. 610 F N.W. Ww joan von any sum ber want, large of furniture, plates, al or publicity, apt 917 'F st. nw. MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE OR PIRST- ¢lass security at lowest rates of interest; no lay where the security is apie 0. C. GRE! MONEY TO LOAN aT 9 Spproved District reat estates no, de mh9 * 1418 F at. MOxEY TO LOAN : ANY SUMS DESIRED. aT Low RATES OF INTEREST, ox, WASHINGTON RRAT ESTATE, No delay in closing transactions. asia THOS, J. bigest & $2 - ap25.tt MONEY TO LOAN AT 6 PER ce ON AP- proved District real estate. Also installment loans made. ¥. BH. SMITH & SONS, api9 1418 F st. nw. MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT ON REL estate security in th» District of Columbia; no Gelay; charges modercte, WASID'N apis-tt Cor. 1; on FURNITURE, PIANOS, HORSES, &0., ‘Without removal from your possession. Low rates; esy terms; no publicity; loans fade the day you apply for them. Please call on CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE CO., seine 602 F st. n.w., main floor. LADIES’ GOODS. FINE BLACK first-class” Par dresses, laces and lac prices ‘reagonable. cat” cessor to Mme. Valmont, old aw. IKE AGENT FOR i 1310 F 8 = GENESTH, 810 A ST. SB (ONE 8Q. from F st. cars).—Curtains aud laces done up equal to urtains @ specialty; goods handled with care, called for and elivered. se15-1m* Lapti EAISKIN GARMENTS REDYED AND altered into latest. strice._ Fure of all kinds re- ‘ined. THE MISSES CU: G ANTON AND CAROLINE LERCH. 826 12TH AND 1206-1208 I +t. o.w. French dyeing and cleaning ef every description: evening and party dresses made a epecialty. Our patronage extends into FOR SALE- ieAP—THS BEST ee a cream in Georgetown: the reason, for solu. ‘other bnslness. “Kadrens’ 8. For SEGRE STORE, FOR SALE—RESTAURAD 1? LOCATIOS ‘owner has other offic must be Duniners, “Addreas HAAS L cation; near Capitol and new bra: lease ‘can be transferred without any trouble; eage can also, be made for longer _JO8. PI 219 Pa. 8. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE—TWO SODA FOUNTAINS, LOT OF drug fixtures, bottles, scales and cases and lot of deugs if wanted; all at your own figures; great bargain. Apply to OWNER, 438 7th st, nw. tn rag, FOR SALE—CALIGRAPH AND STAND; AL {OST Rew; no reasonable offer refused. Call’ 623 Fat. nw. FOR SALE-STEAM LAUNCH CH—36 FT. ova ALC; 7 It. be »D MEDIC! M-SIZE FIRE: with cemblension Address Bi <SON ‘0. 46; good a8 new; used three month will'sell at halt” price. Address FURNACE, it for $65; terms, $5 sponsible party." Fade ia im extellent condition. ee and ‘cover ineluded, Adress Box 23, Star Fou site 2+ HORSEPOWER UPRIGHT B Tika MER, For Sa ‘LOOSE, DIAMONDS; PURE, wun X cai for mut TSE DoW, AN EPLENDID Cox: ice oe For SALE HOUSmATOLD FURNITURE, AT 208 Dist mw. Cane be geen any time. “House for Oc2-BeF Fok san SPANO BARGAIN. Having 20, rartiee =a oe ay may plane, 2 I will sell wn wi tly to re- ce. a pot and trap. - Apply KERNAN'S Exe: be i gid: Bremen Inquire at A. fetta at 935 F “& au7-31 ditions @ years OM: veterinarian’s _certificnte, Also I Jersey crossed with Holstein; 2 years fresh ie August. and Kalorama ag Bulote it 10 ae Mt SALE— GE, $2.50; COOK Piccmgine ek desk, oe eek toe bed nd pa lor suites; lo prs. it REDMOND'S CHEAP CASH AND TIME Hous 38, $13 7th st. nw.my4-te nl2-tr D. BALLA FOR SALE—“OTTO" GAS ENGINES, BOTH NEW and second-hand; any size. ‘Send for circular or cal! on UP, ‘Akt. TAL Tth at_ aw. BOARDING. CLEAN, WELI-COOKED FOOD; TABLE FUR- nished with ‘the best the ¢ markets afford; large, clenn, bright, ‘sunny 24 and Sd ‘Soor nicely and iy furnished; use of bath, 201 E'st-u-w, PIANOS AND ORGANS. Best Pianos At Bargain Prices Fine A magnificent Uprigit Pianos sar seit durability; only $10 DOW? Siesny wma; cox sa for a quick cash sale and $10 only $200; guaranteed a Month, sor nny saree tr 5 years, Great Several Second - hand bargains, oes so sin of promiuent om ae today. for cash or $10 monthly The Piano Exchange, 913 Pa. Ave. A SQUARE GRAND PIANO; EXCELLENT cox. dition; price, $150; terms, $5 cash, and §3 pei mouth; 'HUGO*WORCH & Ox 028" Teh st ate Pianos tuned, repaired and moved. 4y10-3m TO MEET THE POPULAR DEMAND AND AC- commodate our patrons we have reduced the monthly payments on the celebrated — pianos to $10 per month. Price as low as Bistent with ‘the highest standard. “HUGO WORCH & CO., 925 7th st. n.w., Sole Agents for Sohmer, Steger’ and Sterling pianos; Pianos for rent, and headquarters for everything known in tmusic. PIANO TUNING. GEORGE J. HECKER, | Professional Tuner; Ro; rvatort method used highest references; Ban Ce mail. lth st. nw. ne24-3m F KRAKAUER PLANOS, <7 POPULAR STAN: ‘truments; remat sweet, fand_ durable. Sold serogonuuy at KUHN TES PLB OF MUBIO, 1200°G st. aw, Est. 1872 4e29 ware RNABE ie be sit ee Ee aw. XPRESS.—Pullman Sleep- Rochester and is ce Saturday, with Bar Pears ‘to Roel ioceater: for Erie, Canandaigua, Itochester ‘and Niagara Palle dally, ex Car Washington to eshington to E schester. fo os a aa ™ 255 ines. "ane ail int 1190, (Pinta ae a. witht change, 7:50 a.m. week days Matlantie Coa t ‘offices, nort at corner of 12th atieat and Pennsylvania: avenue, aud a the station, Sik aid ts, where can be eft for the check ing of baggage to destinatioa from hotels and rest © M. Fakvosr, tind ic july 1, sone. lea) Pennsylvania Pas- nod feave a vi im. | daily —Locat for ‘Danville I inter- ‘ations, and ‘orfolk and Western railroad. westward. dally, lanassas for Strasburg, daily, except Sum: ju AN trains arrive eenges ~., inmbia to Sevanain sitogss Charlotte. os ag Ns ries through Pollman Rew w York to Mont. ‘Con- na via Columbia. sm car ery TRAINS ON WASHING SION ieave. Wash: mpeg — Divi. Greensboro’ to Mon! daily, from Round Hill, day, Fexcept Sunday. from’ Lees! Salty, stcept Suutay, from Herndon from the = grrive = Division 82 a gigaten co, mi ‘For For Flagerstown, a ei 25. 25:30 pom For Galtnerabang? tn fF Union, ‘Transter Com teft at ticket offices, 619 Pa. ave., and caag. 0.23. the most fashionable circles, az A, = fa 4 a ae ie aang * a rs : rae CHIROPODISTS. torte 417 1ith ot. aw. ae ‘ER, WHEN YOU CAN BE RELI Pim five minues Of the ost exc nanion, STORAGE. uni corm, jingrowing or cluly nail. Call and be con- vinced. IEORGES & SON, Chiropo- aists, W113 Ta. ave, Sto 6 p.m. Sundays, 9 to 1, 2 UNDERTAKERS.__ W. R. Speare, Undertaker & Embalmer, 940 F Street Northwest, Eversthing strictly first-class and on the most reasonable terms. Telephone call, 340. jal-tr UGUSTUS RURGDORF, BNISHISG UNDHREARER AND > EMBALMER, WV XORK AVE. N. ‘Telephone The Packing Of China, Household Goods and Works of Art, either for shipment or storage, is part of our business. Expert workmen only employed. Goods shipped to all parts of the world. FIRE-PROOF STORAGE WAREHOUSE. AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST ©O., 14d 1140 18TH STREET N.W. ae AND NAVY STORAGE ROOMS. veiling epirtmerts; “light, dry and clean; ing © GF LORS Go.: Propriciors. Hronsan-Caniaces OF ALL low prices KINDS & H. GREGORY, 316 = aw. CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY. Schedule tn effect Fas |" dears, dail ally Ti be grandest with Sih once Sart 2:25 eet DAREN" Ctnctanat and St, Touts Na Nestibnled, newly aipped, Flec- ‘Train.’ Pullman's finest to" Circtnnath tu Leal Fittest guanee, Cincinnati, 0 ee Station (B. and = ifehted a SUNDAY.—For Old Potnt BT Comfort ind ‘Norton, = M. ¥.— ay ae ys ‘except Sunday, for" Rich. he Hocatvons and pred at company's of and 142) Pennsylvania avenve. General Possenger gent. 2:25 P.. Charlottesville, points band while most of the visitors were con- gregated in the vicinity of the tomb. A stay of sufficient length to permit a hasty examination of the mansion and grounds was made, and then ensued the return trip and more refreshments—the principal fea- tures of the latter being ee — and sandwiches. On the up-trip the had very litUle opportunity to rest; it played almost ccntinuousty. While some of the most lively selections were being rendered a few of the veterans made evident their youthfulness by exhibitions of agility hard- ly to have been expected; some of the danc- ing was remarkably clever. The Macales- ters wharf was reached by 6:30 o'clock, and then most of the crowd moved homeward as rapidly as possible to prepare for the banquet; not, however, before the Ancients and Honorables had given expression to their gratitude for a most enjoyable enter- tainment. The executive committee in charge of the excursion—one of the most competent com- mittees ever organized—was composed of Maj. E. H. Neumeyer, chairman; Capt. M. J. Goddard, Capt. Geerge Breitharia, Capt. A, W. Kelley and Lieut. C, G. Sloan, The reception committee—the majority of the members of which were present on the excursion—consisted of Capt. John 8. Mil- ler, T. B, Kalbfus, William Dickson, Capt. E. G. Schafer, Capt. H. 8. Barbour, Capt. D. L. M. Peixotto, Capt. C. C. M. Loeffler, Col. H. L. Cranford, Maj. W. Cranch Me- Intire, Col. Amos Webster, Capt. Charles Childs, Dr. C. K. Luce, Maj. H. L. Biscoe, Isadore Saks, Abraham Fray, Emmons Smith and A. L. Bliss, A Return Bangeet. The artillery showed their appreciation of the efforts for their entertainment during their stay in Washington by giving a ban- quet Jast evening at the Arlington, at which a number of prominent Washington gentle- men were the guests of honor. It was one of the mcst elaborate affairs of the sort seen in this city for many a day, and all the arrangements for the evening were plarned on a scale commensurate with the wealth and social position of this famous Beston organization. The big banquet hall of the hotel was used, and it took nine long tables to seat all those who were ears for, including the members of the A. H. A. and their guests, there were upwards of 330 who went through with the long and elegant menu. The room was handsomely decorated for the occasion, and this, with the gorgeous uniforms, for a majority of the guests were military men, also made a scene of the greatest brilliancy. Eight of the tables were arranged in parallel lines with one running at right atgles, so that the general effect was not unlike a grid iron, an ar- rangement which brings all the guests in neighborly proximity, and makes general conversation as well as formal speaking Possible gnd pleasant. The Salem Cadet Band, which accompanied the artillery from Boston,rendered appropriate music through- out the evening. At the close of the ban- quet souvenir menu cards and handsome r cases, commemmorative of the visit the ancient and honorable artillery to | te were presented to each of the uests, The Guests. Col. Sidney M. Hedges, captain of the ar- tillery, sat at the center of the long table, almost hidden from view by an immense vase of magnificent American Beauty roses. Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Charles S. Hamlin, ex-Gov. Brackett of Massachu- setts and Col. W. G. Moore of this city sat at his immediate right hand, and on “~ left were Adjutant General Ruggles, U. = grees Lego | — secretary ~ 5 alge, ani qi ay mm = the company. sige cy mong those who were present were Gen. George D. Ruggles, adjutant general, United States army; Charles 8. Hamlin, assistant secretary of the orld Henry A. Thom- as, Gov. J. Q. A. A. Brackeit, Rev. A. A. Berle, Col, William Moore, Col. Charles b. Morton, Capt. tyne A. Littlefield, Capt. Charles C, Loeffier, Rear Admiral F. M. Ramsay, Marshall MacDonald, Capt. John S. Miller, Capt. A. W. Kelley, Capt. George Breitbarth, ‘apt. Matthew Goddard, Col. Cecil Clay, Col. Theo. Mosher, Commissioner Trvesdell, Capt. H. S. McCandlish, Sidney Everett, Gen. Greely, x Patterson, Gen. D. J. Flagier, George N. Floyd and Maj. W. Cc. McIntire, The Speechea, At the conclusion of the banquet proper speechmaking was the order of the day, or rather night, and Col. Hedges, in the uni- form of his rank, and wearing the ancient gorget which indicated the rank of com- manders of other days, welcomed the guests of the company to its hospitable board. He recounted the history of the organization, mentioning the fact that the charter was received from Gov. John Winthrop, and that a lineal descendant of that age ge in the permen of Robert C. Winthrop, is today a member of the company. He then introduced the toastmaster of the evening, Capt. E. E, Wadsworth, who an- nounced as the first toast, “The President of the United States.” A letter of regret from the President was read and the senti- ments contained therein were heartily ee Assistant Secretary Hamlin of the dent ana bade the guests from Boston w come to Washington on behalf of the fed- eral government. Other toasts of the evening, and those who responded to them, were as follows: “The City cf Washington,” Mr. Simon Wolf; “The Commonwealth o! goa| setts. Mr. greed i aay — — an avy,” Gen. ; “The Washing- t Light Infantry, ” Col. W. G. Moore; “Chapiat of the Ancient and Honorable Artiller Chaplain 3 “Massachusetts in War,” Maj. George 8. Merrill; ‘The In- vited Guests,” ex-Gov. Brackett; “The Honorable Artillery Company of London; Our Parent Company,” Col. Henry Walker: “The City of Boston,” Capt. Jacob Fottler. After the toasts Chaplain Berle intro- duced a resolution tendering to the vener-. able Robert C. Winthrop the company’s heartlest good wishes for his heaith and welfare. The resolution was adopted by acclama- tion, and the banquet was at an end. Of This Morning. The Boston artillerymen returned to their homes this morning full of the kindest re- membrances of the hospitality with which they had been entertained during their stay in this city. Considering the lateness of the hour at which the banquet closed this morning, and “other things,” the march along the evenue was a very cred- {table display from a military standpoint. They said that if they had only known be- fore they left Boston what a good time they were going to have in this city they would have brought their trunks aud come prepared to stay for a much longer time. During their stay in this city it was said J. LL. si iis Bastard, Mrs. G. 6. Prindle, re, J. H. Robinson, L. R. Smith, F. H. Stick- ney, A. L. Swartwout, F: W. Vaughn, Miss Annie M. Aler, Mrs. M. J. Bessey, L. Bliss, Miss Mary a Mra. A. B. Chapman,’ Albert A. Clemons, a 5. A ene, Mrs. J. T. Davis, Miss Lulu H. Diver, T. E. Gilbert, Miss B. Howlett, Miss M. M. Mrs. Chas. Howlett, . Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Mc! lothershead, Fee E H i Miss Alice M. Prentiss, Miss Ivah Rich- Mulia “Ads. ‘Gi. ‘Bion Miss Annie 5 2, Wayland, Miss E. Pauline Wise, Miss An- nie Forbes, Mi M. F. Hall, Miss Nellie Hanley, Miss Eva L. Hatch, Miss Hoover, Mrs. W. R. King, Miss Loucks, Miss Mary I. McKeever, Miss J. Lon bole bee Penney, Miss Pollock, Miss M. Roberts, Miss KK A. Buickney and Miss HA beter METROPOLITAN BOND ISSUE. The Action at the Meeting of the Stockholders of the Roud. At a meeting of the stockbolders of the ly decited to authorize the issue of $1,700,- one te bends, secured on on the franchise of the property of the road. The proceeds of the sale of these bonds will be used in equipping the road with an underground electric system of propulsion. When the meeting of the stockholders ‘kholders was called to it, Phillips, plaining the system the Buda patents con- are Prop- Company. of the pro- gave an es- which was than the of the Of the Toad will be equipped by the ist of next August, and by August of the pecially the establishments poring 4 under the title of “massage streets be ly prosecuted; that the unfortunates who walk pave- ments from nightfall until midnight and jong after, shall be pun- ished for their offenses. ° ————-ee-. ITS VALUE SHOWN, + is fired of 1,500, 1,900, 2,000 and 2,100 feet per sec- ond. They were all broken, and the last — with the Fenn od velocity of 2,100 feet, succeeded in perforating the plate. It — said by the naval experts, that the Yahelis did very well, the shell in particular, but it was not ible to compare their’ efficiency because they, were so clearly the plate. Mr. Firth of the great Bri armor firm of Firth, Firminy & , who wit~ nesred the test, cardicly admitted that no Briti:h plate ay Salvador, that Mrs. Pollock, widow of the lescing from her eS ae ae Giscase, . ook oe bee Se ry a8 soon as the quarantine on hi er house is raised. Mrs, Pollock has a sister inthis "city, Miss Larkin of 996 12th atreet northwest,