Evening Star Newspaper, October 25, 1894, Page 5

——— THE EVENING STAR, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 25, 1894-TWELVE PAGES. ___FOR _RENT—HOUSES. FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR SALE--HOUSES. FOR SALE—LOTS. FO RENT— 243 Del . Tr. ml. Or and rt 1141 24th, Gr, bath 4g L.Gr,cel,mi 2018 & 20 1. ér. mi b. “Gr, ‘mt. 201s M. Lor,’ mi 1747 FY, Tr. mai 2123 K, Sr&cel,m! mal 17 7th se, Sr. mi. 1117 Ist, “9r, 217 H, Zr, w 1225 1116 23d, 2206 G, ér, Ww. Zws H, 6r, 17zt-5 ik, Ge. 2210818 MH, Zr, “mt 19: Va ave, ‘store. For full list appl; Sos 24th, 6r, w, g. 21 tu.thes! For kENT—UNr" 1028 Vt av nw, ISr.§300 1723 R Lav ow. 17r.250 | $416 20th st, 22... 173 1239 Vt ave nw, Lir.150 1242 11th 1148 17th ow, LOLS Beh, OF, mM. 12. Tip uth, Sr, wae 18. 30 23/1 B Alex et, Sr, w.1U.50 iy" to WESCOTT & WILCOX, 1907 Pa. ave. 48 11th st nw, 10r.45 nw, tr.43 sr.45 3152 17th st nw, 8r.45 1331 G st nw, iGr.133.33 1406 Chapin st nw, 9.40 re 1344 10th st ow, 1326 sh st pw, 121 Road st, Georgetown, lér eee aie 1228 Mi" st’ “hw,” 15r.125| 1534 29th ow, OF SoG U at nw, “Lir.8225 | 1609 Q st, nw, Sr oi 125 | 1244 11th st nw, 10r joo | 1224 6th nw, 100) 1235 12th st, 8F. 1710 N st '25| 1382 Corcoran, 10r.. Snapia “st avbia0 3) 1418 33d st nw, 10r..40 dr. .35.25 35 “40 245 $16 15th st nw,Sr.85.50 623 Est nw (flat), Yr. 40 820 Sth stm ‘dwg, 10r. 1626'S st 3 2516 13th st nw, lor.75| $17 11th st nw, 77.25.50 G16 F st nw, 22r....75 1014 4th st nw, Sr..25.50 2213 Pa ave nw, 24 _ | 1409 Columbia. Sr. ‘and 3d floors. 3B & Q flats, soth U21_1 st nw, 14r.83.33 | and M. or. 733 7th st nw (store 7 Columbia nw, Gr. ay 20 17th st nw,flat,4r. 1217 L ow, 12 C3 1 wt nw, ti ir 1107 Mass av nw, 101 G1 st nw, 13. 3s C st ow, lor, 65 1305 E nw (flat), & Q fats, Tr. ona ay or N nw, isth nr O nw, lyth or 1 ow, Sr st nr Hi nw, 12r.. st und O nw, nd L nw, ir. Ma and p Ft ov or Lo 1311 13th ow, Wroming av,” Wash Hits, & er. ad ne, 1 h st extd, 10r- i: Br.20 16th or Ronw, 11r..150 Lr. 2150 ist nr Ronw, 18r..- h nw,10r. 133.33 hor 100 ‘The al iy" @ parcial’ lise of the’ preperties fm our hands. » Rent Bulletin containing full description issued weekly ard be had Gy Blicatlon to | THOMAS J. FISHER & 6 tits thes 182 Fok RENT-N.W. COR. TH AND PA. AVE.; bath and steam bi rent reason- able to desirable pasty; Juspection WESCOTT & WIL 162 * JOUN 8. LARCOME:! For RES 1601 16th nw, 14r. Jo K st ue, 11 8 B st ne, Lir $11 G st bw. OcG3w* — TYL NORTH WEST. ‘Ost, lir. .$1,000.00; 643 Fla ave, Gr 1305 Clifton st, 2516 13th st, i1 Ath st, 6r, ‘ORTHEAST. Wr and 9 3d st, Gr. ; Pattsrvon, 409 21 st, Gr...... 1350 Union sw, 1008 st 2 ROOMS. -$0.00, 936 FB ot to 65.00, TLL G st FoR RENT—HOUSE 615 N. J. AVE. N. modern imps., $30.50, octim For furnished eleven ‘rooms well finished and appointed an near Capitol. and in sezz-3or® POR Bi <T—FU Q bet. 17th A. A. and handsomely furnished Farragut Square. Rt RENT— 51 bath; in good _oc24-3t® x and 18th sts. REDUCED TO 9 rooms, TRNISHED—10 ROOMS AND BATH; $125 a mont bath and ev m.1.; 110 11th st. s. B. OH. . CAYWOOD, nd K st 92D 8 order. R. 0. HOLT 10th and F sts, - it RENT—1319 Q ST.; A DESIRABLE 3- house of 11 rooms and b-th; T jay window and all mod. imps. Inquire 122% L'st oc2t-Btt FOR RENT—BY WM. H. SAUNDERS & CO. 1407 F st. n.w. 211 N Cap st, mo, .83.83) 123 C st ne, or. 30 1709 ior. 702-4-6 1739 Cor, liré&cel Petworth, 1r. 25 2119 O st aw, 1607 T st "nw, 7r....30 1618 22d nw, ‘lor, 1531 T st nw,9r. or. 2106 Ward ‘pi, or Vith st near Park, Mc | 1414 Pi, Sr, new, Brookland, and «tabi grounds 131 C st ne, or. | 920 Sth ow, Tr. 30, 717 Sow, Gr. 732 24th ‘nw. Fr: 1130 Union et, Sr. 148 Schotts, 4rb. 40) oaly. ..25) 9 Chew's ©, or 605 Bro large _ | Blagden’s al...$8 & 9.30 **" BURNISHED. We will rent a very fine house of 15 rooms, fur- nished. overlooking circle, surroundings attractive and side windows to all ‘rooms, at only $200 per month. An elegant new residence in fashionable portion nw, $100 ‘9? room e and ”) 8 rooms in the Stable rear of 0c20-e03t 1 Flats r month. An elegantly furnished sulte of ‘Concord. 708 1th st. now. FOR KENT— SE cor 18th & Bt Host. 1 1347 Conn < Have. 1828 NY ave, A bet 17th and sth sts, with stable. . 0 N st near Conn av with stable. 16th st bet Scott Cir ave, Dupont circle. UNFUR? Q.SSI8.31 1432 N st... 1387 12th {125.1749 Corcoran seee +110 1527 Corcoran st with st100 au S st. s 00 SZ -K st ne 19 Defrees Rear 2027 L st Rear 2029 L st FURNISHED. Q st bet 17th & 18th.150 st bet 20th and ist sts. oD Jefferson’ ““place | bet Conn ave and 19th 175 416.67 and © (with sta).416.67 Cor Hand 20th 20 Cor 19th & Corcoran.350 21st st bet Q an 13 Conn ave and T st.333.33 RT ay near Conn av.150 Mess ave bet 18th st Dupont and Dupont Cirele.300| Hay ani Conn bet M and | Cor Zist and O ‘sts. N 201.07 HE st bet 19th & 20th. RI :266.07 DeSales st bet 17th Conn ave bet Mand | st and Conn ave. N sts, with stable. .250 M bet Lith and 15t Host bet vith stable) R st bet 2ue! M bet Stn and 19th. 105 Cor 2ist and 1 Asth aim | Toth st bet Q and 13th st bet M & Corcoran st bet 2 and ISth sts.......100 M st bet 22d and 23.100 19th st n’r Dup Cir. .100 15th st bet Q aud I. .69 25 and $60 per Office rooms Ist floor uf heat....... 35 1108 Bb st. Ist floor floor, | 1503 and basement... ..SL ave - 30 2 rin, 2d tleor, 1505 furnished rooms” and Pa ave, cor 15th....3¢ bath on Bost near Lith st... STORES. 1704 G st, Ist floor an} basement... STABLES. Stable rear 17! Brick stable bet D, E, U ‘S_CAD BULLET FICE. “FOR PI oclG-eo FOR RENT —THA’ 19 Tost. KE O1 ERMITS APPL’ HILL | & | JOHNSTO: 1503 Penusylvan SPLENDIDLY LOCATED furnished house, occupied for the past nine yeare by Senaior Dolph, 8 Lafayette square; will rent to March 15, x . HOLYZMAN, Keal Estate Broker, 1895. For particulars’ npply te loth and F MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN MONEY TO LOAN, loan on first MONEY, Star off ‘OUT-OF-TOWN MONEY ‘TO trust; principals only. Address e256 MON NEY TO LOAN ON FIRST TRUST; 36 st; no commission; from DONATH, Bro G11 7th s 0¢20-6t* DEEBLE, DA’ & and #3 cept to prepare papers. “you need money come », 6 AND 90 DA aud. see 000 $ x $.000 in hand to loan; ‘no delay’ « or. N. perfect com Key at 1226 @ woath, tu advanes O5-15t® Q nv, 10¢b,mi doth nw, 9r RC larg jer improvements; room, buck of whl b walter wii Kitchen be frot basement vsed us a store R $15. THOS. G. HENSEY & CO., roe Ri 1300 F st. pow. Fou keNT- rooms and B.w.; 1 East Capitol st h store and ¢ FoR RENT— NORTHWEST. 421 6tn st., 23 -$150 433 L st., 20 room 2150 ke st St, 12 s 1 6 1724 Corcoran st., 12 rooms. + 55 1503 M st., 14 rooms oc) NORTHEAST. ocl6-1m For RES 8 6TH, OR JUNIEE Droit P: Iatrobes and ranse. Ei cS Inquire’ of T. J. YN, 60S 7th st., or cor. of th and T. LE $ rooms; pantry, hath, attle, cellar, W, ROB: BRICK HOUSE; ALL Also beantital, brown- TED. -$125) 1417 20th st. 125/145 Corcoran st. -116.66) 1421 20th st 62.50 2 Fayette terrace, 55 1766 and 1712 4th Scott etrete.. Blaine Mans! Circle. Lafayette square. K st near 16th. Towa etre! -S33.33 Mass ave near 1 , MePherson onn ay nr Far h st near KK t ave nr To 3 19th st near L st near lith. R st near 14th Fircu, FOX & Brows. ‘Mass ave ni Conn av nr DupCir. 16th st and Corcoran. 1sth and M sts. K st near 16th oct?! ) 408 and 410 7th se.i8.50 1406 G st. nw. For REST— 2514 13th st. mw.z Ue and bath 2516 13th st. o.w.; 10r. and bath Louses on Columbia Heights, enti elegantly papered; electric gas Nightin tubes, “steam heat and open "day. d bath, a.m.t FOR RENT et; all m.t . dining room aud first floc yatd gud) Woodslied. ‘Apply OWNER, 1 M0 817 Mo av nw,l0r, 175 100 Sth ne, Tr, a 3 4th ne, Sr, am! M ne, ‘7r,aml » 69 L nw, Gr, 1430 $ ow, 1 11 Mass av ne,! 707 6th nw. Sr. am oclT SWORMST! For RENT legant house: jusiness purposes: Apply W. 0. JOH RENT—BY HARBIN, $19 PA. AVE. SE 1ith's.e., stone store house. : 3 9020-1 $125.00 8. to t MONEY, “MONEY— cured upon ap ho; remote; lire panies only), tion certiticat: default; no ¢ ocd-tr ts. YERKES & BAKER, 17 Sun building. MONEY TO LOAN TO EVERYBODY; 6 PEI interest; no commission; returnal {ORT-TIME PRO- "s notice on stocks, local or Insurance policies (eld line com- certilicates of deposit, loan associa- es, and all classes of bonds, not in attel trusts taken. S.A. _oed-1m 45 Onlo Bank 1 $23 AND UPWARD LOANED ON FURNITURE and pianos in residence or storag policies, use receipts, Inte Ist gud 2d trust notes or other sec {3 TO SUIT AT VERY LOWEST ate ity. FRANK T. ‘ton Stock Ex. Ins. Co.'s 01 ange, ee MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED city and Georgetown real estat to suit, at 5% and 6 per cent. G! S00 10th st. nw. other facger 6 per cent. 19-tf SHINGTON in sums: KINS, 271m r cent for 3 or 5 yi or smaller sums to loan at 6 and WM. H. SAUNDERS & CO., 1407 MONEY TO LOAN AT 5 AND 6 PER © approved real estate ity; no delay, HEISSELL & Me se18 MONEY ANY SUM: CENT, ON TON REAL ESTATE. ALSU BUILDERS’ LOANS, WALTER H. ACKER, sel-tt 04 14TH ST. N.W. TO LOAN © Bg ROM $1,000 U AT ‘OD REAL ESTATE IN T1IB TO LOAN AT LOWEST Rat ERATE OF INTEREST, DISTRICT. HOLTZMAN, terest on Washington real estat ALLEN 01 $1,300,000, It “is the oldest and lar; eastern states of # home, ce Spe wave yon thin 526 13th st. MO. ‘on or address NE LOAD estate at 5 per cent Interest. . MALLERY & CO. has est in the If you want a PROMPT loan on 1 good security, either for the building or purchase cial Agent ‘ET TO BORROW state let me bear from you. 1 can aud money. J. EAKIN GADSBY, ON AP priv with et to prior payments. Large aiuounts Ye TY & RUTHERFORD, 1307 F st e WASHINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN CO.,610 F N.W. Will Toan you any sum you want, large or small, on furniture, pianos, horses, wagons, etc., without remo ‘Any. business. with us strictly confidential yon can get t! Toans can wal or publictt and he money the day you ask for {t. be paid in part or in full at any time to sult the convenfence of the borrower, and any loan rt pald reduces the cost of carrying the ronortion to the amount, paid. WASHINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN CO., 610 F at. MONEY TO LOAN ON REAT, ESTATE OR FIRST- elass security ‘at lowest rates of Interest; no de- lay where the security 1s good. 203 7th si O. ©. GREE: AT LOWEST ON WASHING’ No delay in closi apzs-tf ‘THOS. J. FIs! 1324 F st. nw. MONEY TO LOAN AT 5 PER CENT ON AP- proved District real estate. Also installment loans made. apld B. H. SMITH & SON! 1418 F st. nw. MONEY TO LC estate delay; Saree ebarges modera’ )AN IN SUMS TO SUIT ON REAL ty in the District of Columbia; no WASH'N’ DANENHOWER, apls-tt Cor, 13th and G sts. nw. MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE. PIANOS, HORSES, &., Without removal froin your possesston. Low rates; easy terms; no publicity; loans made the dav you apply for them. Please call ou CAPITAl apls-tr .L LOAN GUARANTEE CO., 602 F st. n.w., malp floor, FOR SALE—HOUS. Pi tore, ands 13, Warder bidg., cor. 9th’ and” For K_HOUSES IN ing for $90 00). 18, Warder Sth and F nw. FoR SALE—\ NEW 9-ROOM 35 ted with furnace; the parlor, rec dining room, pantry and ki re on floor.” 123 12th st, me. st. RICHOLD, Ww L. RICHO! 26 E. Cap. ROPERTY table; big Room LD n the first oe 25-2 ne. private sale for a shor to government — offi Star office BSTORY owner ing city. ‘That beautiful 3-story bay-window brick cor. 4th st, and Columbia’ road; 12 rooms; 20-ft front. We are authorized, to off almost cost for the next few day: fice. BRICE & iBIA F -; 9 rooms and bat : yard and back alle that the lowest, $8,700 each. Apply to BARI & SANNER, The At. V Will sell at low figure, er this GHTS—HOUSES Y. ave. Sth and N. RGAINS! BARGALS: Hi. ave., 9r., from §S,500 Corcoran bet 15th st. near 1 S st. ad 15, 12r.,from 9c. from $i,; lauy others by W. ALE—BY A Improved property northwe 000 cash to carry. It is now per _4s money in this opportunity. GUST DONATH, 611 and © sts. ne. Price ms will be made to suit purch bet. 13th ‘and ‘Lith, Sr.,from $7,000 10, 8. MINNIX, 1 NET per annum. Yearly teuaut, Call for detalls.oc24 F st. to insure TEH ST. tone front house, mediuin size; S00: ANDSOME NEW HOU stories and liar handsomely decorat Eteat bargain; $5,000. every near Lowa Cireie; RANKLIN BARRETT & SUN, FOR SALE — 4STORY AND Ck stone-front dwelling; 51 Massachusetts built one year aud now being newly possession can be had at oace. Wor Will take $5,400, om ert. oe2-St W. €. DUVALL, 925 F For NEW BRICK DWELLING and ¢ tll mod. iinps.; nicely pap e Droit Ave. (2d st. extended now.) near the new” Episcopal Churc month, DUVALL, HEIGHTS e in every Ouly § i hear Keuesaw ave. rick laise 10-room_ hose room 1 Hii 'st near N ni. ny 1 Lat on Lot in Holme equitics, Spug Alexandria, Handsome house st and cash. rented Louse northy equities in 3 small hou siness property for mand ¢ northwest for st or block FOR fn a select ne ain; owner must geil at onc 10 rooms and buth; be furnace; FOR SALI ROOM SEAT rris bl. F&C 3.250, GI 6th n. alleys, $4,400. $5,100. : LOH AR $4,200; $500 cash, $2,000 in O years and balance ome northwest for unimcumbered lots in weil rented. wil ave. new papered: in st nw, O08 ered, &e Le" Droit hb.” Price, st. nw, AUTIPUL Asth of lots in emi extra. wide terra ht-room house; no Apply . to Ov POINDE Dp; fireproof sta 17th’ st. We M TERMS VERY EASY, window brick, n ears, with gout Desirable new bs partment and ave {ful northwest hom Price, only. 13th st. nw. and basement brick. betwee Pric Ti st. me, extended, 1 dwelling." Price st Desirable house on Capitol Hill, con’ cars and berdtes; 6 ros, bath; pay all m.i.; terms, $100 cash,’ balanc price, only. Be: fog Mr. depth of 98 feet, 2-fo jc anxious to sell dnd will consider any ‘The corner of 17th and R s' very clieap; lot fronts 15 feet o feet on It to 10-foot alley in rear. terms apply. ean 1th bor For desirable colored partie 30 ance payab r month; will buy a brick dwelling on 22d st. nw. Price, only PRICE, ¢ Charming new home Circle; 9 rooms and 4x05 to wide pay balance of equity ps FoR We have houses exchange. App! change: SURGorr, WILCOX & HI 0¢20-6t 1907 Pa. 0 Full partiew yn Gallery, 80 SAVE. | OCSL 4 CONNECTICUT AVE.—A VERY idence; three stories and four rooms ; in “all sections for anced pork reatonable at S08 tf ol St r De- 3 beam: at th B-story $7,000 mall frame $1,000 pered and rea be bought st. and 6 price and bal- FOR SALE— S é SPECIAL BULLETIN—JOHN PF. Zoo 14th st. (upstairs? We are now coffe! gains In house property to exclia Northwest—6 to & Northwest—9 to Handsome hous cated. iy 2300 Northeast—2-story houre Business property—I st. (On ne Southeast-—Beautiful (new) 3-story houses squares from Capitol; library menis. New 2-story bricks: NIMPROV! ‘The big fortunes hat homes acquired by buying avail ft is cheap, Wesley Heights— fashionable suburb — ready feet sold—several fin built ing of the great American University « the near future—offers you this chance vestment or homes. No property in t offers the ndvai accessibility and natural 18 to 16 cents sq. ft. s 100—northe: nt bargains In city lots. for WAGGAMAN, fore you buy. 500 and cable cars; small cash and’ easy touthly pay- been made and terms within reac $200 to $400 tt and a few choice small suburban tracts. good bars excellent to $ 7. nes or in- ROOM COTTAC ally ouly $1 jug Interest. 3E, st. suit. near STURGES & MOORE, 606 F st. FOR SALE—6-ROOM COPTAGE, BROOKLAND; ; $25 cash and §25 4 t 80 feet front; $2.4 jonth, including ‘interest, ocl§ STURGES & MOORE, 606 F st. ow. FOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE—A BEAU? house in n.w.; $9,000; unjncumbered; in exchange for a business property from $10,000 t difference arranged satisfactorily. Apply EARLY, 003 14th pt. ow, 10 $20,000; CANES oclG-17t FOR SALE — SEVERAL dwellings Prices from $10,500 to 325, oc6-3w* TYLER & RUTHERFORD, within 3 squares of Du HANDSOME 000. (Xos. NEW apont Circle. 143 to 147), 1307 F st. FOR SALB—NEW HOUSES; LOW PRICES; EASY terms; $7,750: rented; 10r.; bath i. bot wate 11-13 18th ‘st. OWNER, ‘plans, &e. fter 5 p.m. nicely arranged; fine finish; well r heat;’ 1509- -» 218°C st. ‘oct-Im* FOR SALE—1516 NEW JERSEY AVB. N.W., well arrany tractive new house; well bullt; 6 rooms, bath, pantry, &.; 40 ft. Herze. lot, for stable it dostred: HL RUST, 608 14th st. nw. will sell ay ‘of park! low. auzo-tt $9.50. Appl . 1843 Corcoran FOR SALE— SUBURBAN PROPERTY. I HAVE 10 BEAUTIFUL 50-FOOT FRONT UNINCUMBERED | LOTS ECKINGTO: ar Will sell_as a whole at VERY LOW PRICES and EASY TERMS, or will sell one or more to pur- SMALL CASH PAYMENTS and chasers makin small MONTH. OcB5-Bt Y OR J.B. WIMER ARTERLY PAY. EN t, 608 18TH ST. FOR SALE_FIVE BEAUTIFUL LOTS WEST OF 16th st.; 20x100 and on grade; at $2,000 each; must be'sold at building, elty. once. Address’ Box 10, Atlantic oe24- FOR SALE—COLUMBIA HEIGHTS; A CHOICE lot for $2,750; between 13th and 14¢! water and gas; on grade; 25 feet wide. fe elegai very cheap, rounded by this wide lot nt_ mansions. will soon be sur- 0¢23-8t DAVID D. STONE, 804 and 806 F st. now. “SALE—GOOD FRAME STORE AND DWELL- desirable corner northeast; will enhance rapidly when Columbia cable line is completed; well rented. Bargain to se27-3m —L. STARGARDTER, 613 EW, PRETTILY DESI stone and pressed-brick front, cont: venlently arranged rooms, and pretty, tiled bath ‘room; prompt buyer. th et. now. beautiful 1616 Vermont ‘ning 7 con- lage reception room front rking; very large rear yard. Bre new, “Will be sold at & bargain to immedi ate purchaser. For all parti am L, STARGARDTER, 61: FOR SAL BUSINESS CORNER. ply to Yi 15th st. Bw. Beantiful corner northwest froating 42 by 70 fect and improved by store and dwelling under $5,500, good rental: em WESC 1907 Pa. ‘OTT, WILCOX & HIESTON, ave, RW. DSOMB NEW HO! Yor. and re lot: rele; will first paymen - BOND, 68 F FOR SALE-OR TRADE house, In growing nt for iuvestment oF home; Ww Call at once on OWNER, Room 6, ain to prompt bu fn LS STARGA FOR SALE—OR TRADE—HANDSOM story and tone an house quiet an , cellar, k houses, opposite Fi hes on I st. by 144 Apply to Dr. D. nw. Offer wanted. 6 ROO} ba noke Bt, 1 stories of thi »wn brown ste om, 1 out nd an idles “the city. wat and barn, with si iso a servants’ house under thes y's work, It is fin! decorated tn oil, being within a of Mra. Le al Hammon al other ft vu Ww overlooking. the Intendin $10,000, z wa car 8p" legate house. Pric FOR SALE VOR SAL an ull-nickel tachnwe B. MeQUEEN, cps FOR SALE-SI G NOV. OPP. PAT b in new and second-han is taken for se per month SALE storage, orders taken fur repulrs. REDUCTIONS A PE pri dest LEGAL NOTIGE LN THE SUPREME Cour COLUM arn vs. Mary A. Ash Arthur A. ivers ney and Clurence A having repe auction as fol for 12) and thir i onine (209), street ndred and fifty this 10th day of October, 1894, J sales be affirmed unless shown on or Is order porter an three weeks By the court oclt-Law3t n lot for part payment; balanc TATE—THREB 4 3M. OGDEN . the Chines asers NP OVEK rted that northwest, BUILT bh; 8 rooms in ‘best part take $500 or lance ‘to sult. Apply G. ocl-2Ww EW 9-ROOM PIRESS- location, n.w.; er. DYER, or wth wt. nw. iE THRER- Ml press-brick convenient + elec- aklin Park; les on eeutor, MS; WATER $1,400. dence are of nd the rooms, here well pure r. ‘There is ing for tw> of 5 rooms, uupervision ished in oak, Tt ts in a few hundred gan, Justice is sure inquire oel1-Lino ei X NEW at with t S14 $10.up, and 3h LW Trondenburg, they have . tn square two thousand (3), in for twelve for nine for dollars’ ($3,- . ORDERED, to th y of Ni of this ® purchase of a styles aanaine DECKER BROS WERE TERMS arranged to snit your co: PIANO. VOND. nc « Sanders & Stayman, 034 F St. N. W. 28d Baltimore Store, 18 N. ¢ Unusual Opportunity. Bargain for a Quick Buyer. u as yg y tor only $140 Cash Aud a t 1 Piano Exchange arles st. ine stool and handsome scarf goes with Store, 913 Pa. Ave. PIANOS. A few more Upright grand mahogany... Knabe square, first-class order.. Rosewood cabinet grand First-class upright. Regular price, $ R & CO. D. G. Pr 20a Stiett Piano Agency. 417 11TH ST. N. 475. A $400 Upright Henry White, Piano Used less than 3 935 months F. for $250. FOR SALE—ON HARVARD ST., 150 FEET FROM Lith st.; on oc23-3t DAV! Frade; 50 feet front; only $7,200. DD. STONE, 804 and 506 F'st. n.w. FOR SALE—FOR EXCHANGE-IN COLUMBIA Height) Princeton st. ‘one lot bet. 13th and 14th; one lot on DAVID D. STONE, 804 and 806 F st. n.w. FOR SALE-NORTH SIDE OF ROSEDALE ST. desirable balance COTE, WILCOX & lot; 16x125 feet le $10 per mo. HIESTON, 1907 Pa. ave. n.w. FOR SALE—OR EXCHANGE—TWO BEAUTIFUL building lots Mass. ave. bet tween 7th and Sth sts, n.e.; bargain for builder. Owner anxious to sell. nw. WM. H. BARSTOW, 611 F st. 0c19-6t FOR SALE—AN OPPORTUNITY NEVER BEFORE offered—A beautiful residence lot, ; on grade; near Eckington and the University: one fare to almost an; of Washington or Geot every. res} Catholte town; desirable in part near all principal government departments; 15 minutes to treasury; wide streets; wide parking; wide alley; city water; fire plugs, &e. Only $25 cash, balance §3 weekly; price, $500; write for full particulars, 15 ‘minutes’ drive from our office. DANIEL & ARMAT, 1313 Fst. ‘8e29-1m RAILROADS, SOUTHERN RAILWAY, (PLEDMUNY ALR LIN! Schedule in effect October 21 1894. All trains arrive and leave at Penbsylyania Pas- senger tation, Washington, D.C. 8:00 ‘a.m. daily—Local for Danville and inter- mediate stations, and connects at Lynchburg with the Norfolk and ‘Western railroad westward, daily, and at Manassas for Strasburg, daily, except Sun: day, it:o1 a.m, TH GREAT SOUTHERN FAST MAIL.—Dally, operates Pullman Buffet Sleepers, New York aud lumbia to Sava: Charlotte with gomery, with ushington via’ Charlotte and Co- had Jacksonvill er for Augusta, zh Pullman Butlet Sleeper New York to Mont connections for New Orleans. Con- uniting at ‘also carries hects at Atlanta for Birmingham, Ala., Columbus and Greenvil 4:45 e, Miss. p.m.—Daily for Orange and intermediate stations and through train for Front Koyal and Strasburg, daily, except Sunda; 10:43 p.m.—WASHINGTO: NE Charlotte w n Vestivuled Sleepers and and Columbia Jacksonville and Tampa, earryicg Puilman Sleeper ork to Tampa e to Al w York to aud to August: AND SOUTHWEST- composed of Pull- Dining Cars, runs via ugusta, Savannah, Also operates New Orleans via Sleeper 4 and Montgomery, New York to Asheville Wasuington to Memphis, via Birm- — Dining “Car Greensboro” to Mont- LRAINS ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIVI- SION leave t 9:10 a.m., daily, 4:32 q pt Subd, ‘Through trains from the sout 0 Pm. aud 8:80 pr = f ally, exce, nday, an mi, dally from Oranges? wee SY sad ts, Sleeping Car reservations and informa- at offices, 511 and 1300 Pennsy ser, Station, Fenneylva- ton a. ras Division § s tion furnishe pla avenue mit Katlroad, W W. HW. GREEN, W L. 8. BROWN, found Hill, and urning, ‘arrive Washing daily, from Round Hill, and and at Vassen unday, and as, from Her Mngton, D n. Mai A, TURK, Ast. Pa 6:33 6:33"'p.m. ‘Sunday 1n., daily, for mn 8:34 ‘0.10. ‘63 a.m. jon only. arrive Washing- ‘Manas- p.m. Gen. Pass. . ss. Dept. ee itarri Clev . - Car to Harrisburg. risburg to P vation Cars Alana pe Car t and TERN E LVANIA RAL 4, nung to C LINE.—Pull . Vorlor and e- GO AND ST. and Chicago. and Harris! ical zo. 7:10 P.M. SOUTHWESTERN EF! Sleeping and Dining Cars to ing Car Harrisburg 10:40 P.M, ‘a Falls dai fly, Ys WIth "Sleey and Katurdays on ¥, Washington to Rochester. elphia For Pi ha 4 pm °C (ONGH lov Cars, with Dinin New York dai 7 11:00 and 11:35 p.m, car, 9 11:00 4:20, 1 Wining Car), and 5:40 p.m! 2:00, 9:05, 2:01, 3.15 4:00" 10:00, For’ Pope except Sund pro, sonville and Ti Richmond 4 pacivio EX ing Car to Pittsburg. 7:60 a.m. for Kane, Canandalj «Dining Car) a.m. 10:40 and t Creek Line, ie Coast Line to Cine! > except Suu ‘and Toledo. ILROAD. orner of 6th and B streets, In effect Juve 1894. i NTA LIMITED.—Pullman Sleeplog, Dining, moking and Obser- 0, Cincinnati, In- Butet Varlor man Buffet Parlor Dining Cars Har- LOUIS EXPRESS. Parlor Car to ‘Harrisburg. Sleep- ing Cars Harrisburg to St. Louis, Cli PRESS.—Pullman Slee burg to Clevela: XPRESS.—Pullman ;, Louis, and Sleep: iat PRESS.—Pullman Sleep- ia, Rochester and mira and Re daily, rt Williamsport dally, 3:18 p.m for Williamsport, Falls daily, except Saturday, with Rochester,” Baftalo ington to Rochester, ping Car Wash New York B 9:00, On 5, nda. (Dining Caiy pw. For Philade'phia. on! in m. Week days. Express, 2:01 For Boston without change, 7:50 a.m. week days 320, 7:50, 7:55, 9:00, 9: ie Sion BS m. 10:30, Hi Amited), p.m, 7:20 a, a ia, 8:30 p.m. ‘days. Broreas for Ri m. for Erie, Canandaigua, Rochester and nd Magara Falls d lily, except Sate toa to Elmira, ‘and the East, IONAL LIMITED," all’ Par- if Car from Laltimore, for . for Philadelpiia week days. "7:20, Dining 3:15, am, 1 3, 2:01, 10, 6:14, 7:10, "10: .m, and 4:36 p.m, 20, 9:00 and 11:50 a.m., and . except Sunday, Sundays, 9:00 a, ‘hmond, Jack- 0 p.m.” daily, . dally, “Atichmond at 4 pm. Leave Alexandria for Washington, 7:05, 8.00, 9: 10:15, 10:28 a. Be 30, 6:13, 7:00, 5 . On Sunday at 6:43, 10, 2: ), 7:00, 7:20, 9:15 and 10:52 p.m. ‘Piel ; st corner of 13th street and Pennsvlvania avenue, and at the station, @th and General Manager. ets, where orders can be left for the check- baggage to destination from hotels and resi- ~ PREVOST, J. R. WOOD, Gen. Vass. Agt. BALTIMORE AND OHTO RATLROAD. Schedule in effect June 9, 1894. Leave Washington from station, corner of New Jersey avenne and For Chicago and © street. Northwest, Vestibuled Limited express trains, 11:15 a.m, 8:00 p.m, m d Linilted, ‘or Cincinnatl, St. Louis and. Indianapolis, Vestt- 3:20'pam., express, 1210 1 night, For Pittsburg and Cleveland, express daily 11:15 a.m. and For Win) For Baltimore, 45" minutes)” a.m. 00 45 minutes), m 0, p.m. w Frederick, ., For Hagerstown, For Boyd and way points, bi For Gaithersburg and way a.m., a12:50, a3: 8:35 pan, © Lexington and Staunton, 11:15 a.m, hester and way stations, 5:30 ‘atural Bridge, Roanoke, Memphis and "New Orleans, 12: ing cars through, p.m. daily. Week ‘days i 0, 7:40, (8:00 45 minutes), 2:00, 013: nutes), 10:00, x11: cat al 00, 4:33, vb:35, m. noxvill 34:20, 8:80, p.m. For Washington Junction and way points, 0:00, 9:50 a.m., 1:15 Principal stations only. a ROYAL, BLJE LINK, PHILADE! New York, 4:20, 8:00 (10:00 a.m, ex. San. Dining Diatng Car), 3:00, 6:03 Dining Cai 8:00" (11:30 p.m. “Sleeping "Car, open at For Philadelphia, east, dail Car), o'clock). pm, ress trains, oping at Boston and the Uy 10:08 Buffet Parlor Cars on all day trains. For Atlantic City, Brigantine Reach, 12:00 noon: Sundays, 4:20 a.m. and 12:00 noon, a Except Sunday, at, depot, R._B. CAMPRE! au2 Gea. Cape May, Nweck dass, b Dail: Sea Isle City and ‘20 and 10:00 a.m. ¢ Sunday only. Express trains. Rageage called for and checked from hotels and residences by Untoa Transfer Company on orders left at ticket offices, 619 and 1351 Pa. ave., and L, janager. CHAS. 0. SCULL, Gen. Pass. Agt. aed from $100 t h. HUGO WOE nt. 35 tet CH & st. Pianos UPRIGHT P any case pedal Improvements; nitial mi price, $: month. HUGO WORCHL & 00 8 for urters nos for rent, moved, CAWINET GRAN fine, rich ty and embossed panels; terms $10 ce MAHOG- intest nd sub- D one , packed and och KRAKAUER PL dard instruments; and durable. PLE OF M Jy28-3m powe: S_TEM- 1872, ANABE Pianos. Unequaled in Tous, Touch, Workn jurabilit ache Pianos for Rent. nship and CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY. Schedule in effect May 13, 1894, Trains leave daily from Union station (B, and P.). Gth and B sts. Through the grandest scenes the handsomest and most complete solid tral serv: fees west from Washington. 2:23 PM. ‘al DAILY. Sid Vestonten newly, Bayt sd Sold Vestibnled, newly Equipped, tric-lighted, Steam-heated ‘Train. m in America, with Touts Elec- Pullman's finest sleeping cars Washington to Cincinnati, Indlanano- lis and St. from Washington. St. Lamia, 1 P.M. DAD ited. Lonts without change. Arrives Cincinnatt, 8:00 a.m. Indianapolle, 11:45 a.m., and Chieago, 6:30 p.m. p.m. —The famor Dining Car as “FP. F. V. Lim- A solld vestibnied train, with dining car and Pullman sleepers for Cinciunat!, Lexington and Loutsville, withou! Virginia Hot §| a.m. Observatl 5:50 p. qille, 9:40 p.m.t Unton depot for ali point: -M.. EXCEPT Comfort and 2:25 P.M. .m., and St. Louts, it change. Lexington, Hanapolis. 11 Pullman Sleeper to Inga, week days, arri car from Hinton, ving 7:50 ‘Areives Cine 3p at Cnlease, .m.; connects in DATLY.—Express_ for Gordonsvitl Charlottesville, Waynesboro’, Staunton and princi- pal Virgini 1a ‘mont « polnts; dally, except Sunday, for Rich- Pullman Yocations and ticketn fices, 513 and 1421 — FOR RENT—TO GERMAN PREFERRED, OUT- right or on shares, a small country farm, with smail bouse, &c.; near the city; location eligible. For _paticalars, address FA! Star ottice, 0c25-St! FOR KRENT—-$15 AND $18. FOR SA 500. 2 7-reom hoses; hen house; water in kitchen; latrobe; 5 minutes’ walk from station; high lo- cation." Box 5, Hyattsville, Md. Im FOR SALE—AT A GREAT BARGAIN—14 ACRES it of und, near Falls Church; can be bougt much below cost. OWNER, Room 3, 918 F st. new. Oc23-Bt* FOR SALE—LOTS 17, 18 AND 10, BLOCK ii, Kensington, Md., on line Chevy Chase electric road; also ‘steam cars; beautiful building sites; churches and schools.’ Mrs. 8. B. SHEIBLEY, Rockville, Md. 0c22-6t* FOR SALE—LOTS AND HOUSES IN BROOKLAND, South Brookland, West Blookland, East Brookland and all suburbs and or, GRACE M THOMAS, ocl7-20 100 Corcoran building. COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. COUNTRY PROPERT ACRES RICH LAND; yiilles, from station qimber, water, saw rt mill; 13-room dwelling; exchange. OWNER, 417 2d st. new 0c25-1w. (94 ACRES OF LAND, WITH HOUSE and barn and over 1,000 cords of wood, and many rallroad tes on same, 20 miles frou Washington, at $6 per acre. Also 137 acres, with unfinished 9-room house and barn, 6 miles from city, for $30 per acre. Also mfany small places near city cheap, |, Thave many bargains. | Call or send for new list and map of suburbs free. J. E. CLEMENTS, 0c23-Bt* 1321 F st. n.w. FOR SALE—-TWO NEW, AT?RACTIVE HOMES; large grounds; high’ site; fine shade and pure water; near station; low price and easy terms. 22-6t COOKE’ D. LUCKETT, Rockville. FOR SALE—PIANOS. FOR SALE-SUPERB $450 UPRIGHT PIANO; walnut, standard make; 1 year used: will be sacrificed for $250. THOMSON’S MUSIC STORE, 521 Eleventh st. ocl1-3m FOR SALE—HALLET & DAVIS PIANOS—IMPERA- tive clearance sale; five different styles at cost; no reservation; agency to be closed and removed; protent agent retiring. Li. L. SUMNER, Agent, 11 9th st. nw. oclé-tr OFFICIAL NOTICES. OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE DIS- trict of Columbia, Washington, October 22, 1894, —To whom it may concern: ‘Application havin been made to the Commissioners of the Distrie of Columbia, that an alley be opened in block , Holmead Manor; in the District of Colam- bia, the Commissioners will hold a session at their offie at 11 o'clock a.m., FRIDAY, the 26th in- stant, to hear any statements that may be made for or aguinst the propaed opening: JoHN Ww. ROSS, GEORGE TRUESDELL, CHAS. F. Pow: ELL,’ Commissioners, D.C. 0c23-3t ATTORNEYS. A. GOODRICH, LAWYER, 124 DEARBON ST. Chicago. Established 1804, Business legal aud quiet. Branches and facilities in other states, se4-6m CAMPBELL CARRINGTO: Attorney-at-Law, Webster Law building, 505 D st. n.w., Washing- ton, D. C. Residence, 933 K st. n.w. az2 COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS. JOHN BE. BEALL. “JOHN B. MITCHELL. Commissioners of Deeds for every state and terri- tory. Notary Public. United States Commissioner. oc33 Oflice, 1821 F st. (first floor). COMMISSSIONER OF DEEDS AND NOTARY PUB- Lc for all states and territories a SPECIALTY Kt. H. EVANS, office (basement), 1821 Fat. _Swais in offle : = gat-tt STEAM CARPET CLEANING. D SEAM CARPET CLEANING Works.—Carpets cleaned In the best manner, Carpets mada moth proof free of chai M tresses made to order. Office, 1720 ‘ave, Works, 1708 and 1710 B n.w.’ Teleptone, 804 mb2-tt M. NEWMYER, Manager. UNDERTAKERS. W. R. Speare, Undertaker & Embalmer, 940 F Street Northwest. Eversthing strictly first-class and on the most mnable terms. Telephone call, 840, jal-tr STUS BURGDORF, FURNISHING UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER, 1334 NEW YORK AVE N.W. Telephone 295 FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE-ON EASY TERMS— NORTHWEST. 1734 Corcoran st. 421 6th st. 1505 M st. 732 2ist st. 1621 Madison. 1423 L. wt. NORTHEAST, 643-51 Acker st. 411 E st. 608 K at. 1244 Linden et. R. L, GOODMAN, @03 13th st. AMMONIA ocl3-tt ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS, Lecal and General Notes of Interest to All. Fourteen negro men charged with gam- bling were fined $3 each in the mayor's court yesterday. John Mahoney, president of the Mahoney- ville Distillery, was in, the city yesterday. There will be a grand democratic rally at the opera house tonight. Senator Daniel, Congressman Meredith and Mr. John Goode will be the speakers. The Adams Express Company has paid the license tax of $150 recently levied by the city. council. As the agent for the United Express Company is out of the city nothing has as yet been heard from him. The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Alexandria Water Company will be held on the Sth of November. ‘The Misses Hume, daughters of Mr, Frank Hume of Alexandria county, have gone to Galveston, Texas, to visit Judge Charles Hume. “You are fined twenty dollars and costs, and I want you to distinctly under- stand now and forever that you cannot come to Alexandria and do as you please,” is what Mayor Strauss said to J. A. Glad- man of Washington, who assaulted Con- ductor Jones on a street car on Tuesday afternoon, an account of which appeared in The Star. Mrs. John B, Fuller of Danville is the guest of Mrs, Nannie P. ‘Taylor. The commissioners of the sinking fundon yesterday destroyed $111,800 in interest cer- tificates. Andrew Lee, who was so badly hurt by a gate falling on his head at the Driving Park a week or so ago, died yesterday as a result of the injury. William H. Finke of Blacksburg, who has been in the city for several days, left this morning for his home. Hite Peckham and Mike Raedy meet in Washington tonight to try and arrange for a match, Peckham says as Raedy poses as a middleweight he must at least come down to the weight limit, and in the event the match is made he feels confident of winning. Peckham 1s willing to fight be- fore the club offering the largest purse and will make the side bet interesting for Raedy. On November 5 there will be several box- ing matches of interest given by the Henry Athletic Club. The principal bout will be between Johnny Glynn of Wilmington and Johnny Boyle,the champion bantam weight of New York. ‘Tony Stainard will box with Jack Welsh of Philadelphta, and Hite Peck- ham ad Frank Hogan will meet for four rounds. On next Monday night Glynn will meet Sol. English, the bantam of Balti- more, before the Eureka Athletic Club. The Henry Athletic Club expects to have some of the best in the profession box under their auspices during the present season, ae Charged Wtih Robbery. Thomas W. Jordan, a colored letter car- rier, is under arrest on the charge of rob- bing the mails, and has been lodged in jail in default of $1,000 bond. Letters were taken from his person, which, he stated to the inspectors, had been put in bis pockets by cther carriers. It 1s charged by those who arrested him that his plan of operation was to abstract a letter from the collec- tions made by other carriers, so that the thefts appeared to have been ccmmitted in various parts of the city. Such letters were selected as seemed to contain money. Jor- dan lives at 981 Florida avenue, is married and has one child. He served in the United States navy for three years, two terms of enlistment in the, army, and entered the service of the city post ‘office through the civil eervice three years ugo. His sister, Miss Maria L. Jordan, is a teacher in the public schools of this cit, His hearing was set for Saturday at 12 o'clock. IF TAP CARB OF THE HAIR WERE MADE A of ieays education, we should not see Ke‘trany $ray heads, and the use of Hall's Lair Renewer would be unnecessary. } of the express pouch. TAKEN BACK TO JAIL Searcey, the Train Robber, Again in @ Ocll. Morganfield Denies Knowledge of the Other—Dispute Over the Sub- ject of Reward. Robert Pinkerton and party, with Charles J. Searcey, one of the Aquia creek train robbers, reached Fredericksburg, Va., yes- terday afternoon at 1 o'clock, having driven back from Calverton. Nothing of special interest happened on the route, Searcey was cheerful, and seemed relieved that the thing was over, though he sald he would not mind prolonging the drive. When he parted with ex-Sheriff Adie he shook hands and asked him to come to see him when he came to Fredericksburg, which Mr. Adie, who 1s a kind-hearted man, promised to do, At the suggestion of the commonwealth’ attorney of Stafford, Judge Ashton of the county court of that county has issued an order adopting the jail of the city of Fred- ericksburg as the place of confinement for Searcey, and there he will stay until the 21st of November, at which time the county court of Stafford will sit and a grand jury find indictments against the train robbers, Nothing has yet been determined about any preliminary hearing before a ~ trate, and nothing can be gathered on that point until after Morganfield has been brought to Fredericksburg. Detective Robert Pinkerton left last night for the north, Just before leaving he said Morganfield’s correct name is Charles Mor- gan, and that he is a professional gambler of Neelyville, Mo. The photograph of him printed in Tle Star from Cincinnati hag been positively identified by Searcey as the man who was his accomplice in the train robbery, Charles A. Morganfield, the broken-legged suspected Aquia creek robber, at Cincinnatl was plied all day yesterday with every de- vice of detective ingenuity to elicit a con- fession. He is mute. “Who the —- — is this crazy fool Searcey?” he exclaime® when told of Searcey’s confession and the recovery of the stolen money. Sheriff Ken- nedy of Virginia and Capt. Hinde, the Pink- erton man, supported by the Cincinnati detective force, could get nothing more out of him. He positively denies that he is the Missouri! gambler, Jim Morgan. In the application for a requisition for Morganfield Assistant Superintendent Her- ring of the Adams Express Company makes affidavit that the amount stolen was over $20,000, President L. C, Weir of the Adams Ex- press Company was seen yesterday at New York and questioned regarding the recovery President Weir said: “We have not opened the bag yet, and, of course, I do not know what it contains. But I can tell you now what it should contain. The contents In- clude some bills of lading for cotton and several thousand dollars’ worth of railroad receivers’ certificates. Of course, the loss on this would be very small, but would cause considerable trouble to our customers and ourselves in replacing them. We have now recovered everything.” In an interview Mr. Pinkerton said: “Searcey, to the best of my knowledge and belief, has never before been connected with a train robbery. He is well up in Masonry and the Knights of Pythias, and evidently at one time stood well. His confession weg due to papers found on him that would have convicted him. His implication of Morganfield was willingly given, the entire confession having been made in Washing- ton last Sunday. “Morgantield’s right name is Charles Morgan, and he is from Neelysville, Mo., where he followed gambling for a living, and was no doubt the promoter of the ‘hold up.” ‘Morzan,” continued he, “is the right man; for, besides certain papers found on him, I have since my arrival here secured his picture, which Searcey recognized.” Referring to the pouch, Mr. Pinkerton said he did not know the amount of the con- tents or value, for it was shipped to Wash- ington. He, however, knew that it con- tained all, with the exception of about $2,960. This amount the robbers kept, the larger portion of it, however, being re- covered. Officials Here Reticent. The express officlals here profess to be ecmpletely ignorant of what the contents of the stolen pouch are as well as of any further developments in the case. General Managcr Herring left the city this after- noon for New York. He was uncommuni- cative, as usual, regarding the matter in which he is most deeply interested just now. There is no doubt that he believes that the two men now under arrest had com- panions in their crime, and that he is direct- ing all the efforts of his agents toward their discovery. The one legged man who is known to have been in Morganfleld’s company prior to his accident and arrest is being looked for in several directions by the Pinkertons and express detectives, and several people in Fredericksburg and this city are under close surveillance. There will probably be a bitter struggle for the possession of the $2,000 reward of- fered by Gov. O’Ferrall and President Myers of the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Company. The of- ficers at Cumberland who arrested Searcey and those in Cincinnati who caught Mor- ganfield will resist the efforts of any one else who may try to secure any portion of the prize money, while Detective Pinker- ton will also claim it on account of having procured the confession from Searcey and recovered the pouch and its valuable con- tents. It is probable that the case will be closed so far as the public interest in it is concerned in another day or two. —_——_—. The Tall Hat Grievance. To the Editor of The Evening Star: The agitation in the press of every public grievance is the most effective means to- ward reform, as your paper continually proves. The tall hat institution has risen literally to the height of a grave public nuisance, Not alone in theaters, but in lec- ture halls, churches, concerts and in all assemblies, people who have a right to see are debarred from seeing by this obtrusive fashion. At a recent Geographical Society lecture I was unable to get a view of the speaker because of two towering head- dresses obstructing my line of visiou. This prevented, to a degree, hearing as well as seeing, as’ the lecturer was gifted with a very low voice, and experience proves that a speaker unseen is only half heard. Your correspondent who denounces the la- dies for not removing their hats in assem- blies {s (as they say in the west) * up the wrong tree.” The fact is, towering monstrosities require so many fastenings that the wearers can’t remove them and resume them without time and trouble, The cure lies lower down. Let a modest, sensivle, low-crowned head dress, like that generally worn not long ago, be worn in all public assemblies, and we should hear no more of the tall hat nuisance. They might be kept for driving out, shopping, &c., in places where the flamboyaat Style would invade nobody's right to see; or, bet ter still, let lovely woman topple down the whole fortification as a disfigurement, in- stead of an ornament. It will come to that sooner or later, and every man, well as most women, will devoutly pray that it may be sooner, SPECTATOR. — Republicans at Glen Echo. ‘The republicans of Montgomery county are holding a lively series of meetings throughout the county in the interests of Mr. Wellington for Congress. Tonight a big meeting has been planned for Glen Echo. It will be held in the amphitheater, ard will be addressed by several local speakers. gees Death of Rev. Dr. Harvey. Rev. Dr. Alexander Harvey, who estab- lished the first frecdman’s mission in Dela~ ware and who was associated with the Howard University in this elty for several years, has Gied, aged seventy years. Sale of Parisian Furniture, &c. The catalogues for the sale of’ elegant furniture, corner of 19th and N streets, are now ready, and can be had on application at the office of Thomas Dowling & Co. (the auctioneers), 612 E street n, w. ‘These su- rior articles were made to order in Paris y Fourdinols and Jacquel, Rue de la Paix. The house will be open for inspection al day Saturday, 27th inst., from 9 a.m, till p. m. Sale to commence Monday following at 10:20 o’clock.—Advt. \ ete SEES Trustees’ sale of valuable improved an unimproved property on 11th and on streets near M n.w. and a valuable ti land near Anacostia, to take place Octo! 29 and See advt, .