Evening Star Newspaper, November 5, 1894, Page 5

— THE EVENING STAR, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1894-TWELVE PAGES, LYIATA YY poner - ———SSSSSSS—ES FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR SALE--HOUSES. FOR SALEHQUSES. Tem Conta A:story Drick, 8 rma. & b $35.50 | Son i2uret ue airgscie 50 Corcovam gt., 4-story , § rma. 1 th st ow,: 23.33 806 17th nw (flat),4r. .! ‘2535 15th Sie. Pleasant, 2-story frame, 1028 Vt av ow, ‘ide so00| oot O st ne 50 -10 rooms and bath..... . 00 723 Rol av ow, 17r.250 916 12th nw, lir....50 1211 11th st. S-story and basement 707 NY ave nw,22r.200 1000 H st nw, Or....45 ck, 9 rooms d bath. 30.50 | 1416 20th st, 22r. 175 i248 iith st ow, 10r.45 ., University Height 1401 nw, 18r.166.67 1242 1ith Bw, or.45 frame, 7 rooms. 1239 Vt ave ow, Lir.150 1148 I7th pw, 8r.45 1233 W st. n.w., 2-story b., 6 rs. = 1 a Cirele, 13r.150 1152 17th st ow, 8r.45 1028 15th st. n.e., 2-story and basement 1705 N H ave mw, 14rl50 1244 1ith st ow, 10r..45 rooms and bath. 1831 G st nw, 16r.133.33|/ 635 T ow, &r.. 1086 15th st. n.e. 1344 19th st now, 12r.125 1119 10th st ow, 3. 12-room, house; heated by 1. Also on Mas, aye. near 14 a.w.; L near 14th now, UNFURNISHED. On I cpp, Pa. ave. n.w., $00.00; P near 17th B.w., $65; 17th near M o.w., $1,000 per 4 further particulars apply to F. DE JAN- . G10 1th st. aw nod -2 BET. S AND PIERCE STS. in rear of 1413 8 st. nw. and yard; $10. Inquire 1° RE: Fok RENTON CORCORAN ST. NEAR DUPONT Cirel a handsemely furnished new house of 11 rooms for $100; this includes bandsume new plano, Address Box 14, Star office. nos-6t FOR RENT—$50-1413_177TH_ST._N.W., NEAR Mass. ave.; 11 rooms and bath; all m.i.; in per- fect orter; side and rear alley; Key at corner very. $75—1748 and 1750 § st. n.w.; new houses; very fine; 12 large rooms; elegantly decorated and 2 baths (tiled); hot water heat; Keys at office. Cg tg th st. BR. uN La po ee rooms a 3 newly painted; neigh- borhood and perfect condition; Keys next door $30—1940_ 5th st. : mew brick and stone residence > Reatly papered and Aecornted x cabimet mantels, ete.; Feys next door, Apply it. J. MARSHALL, 6ii 11th st. nw. DOS-Bt “A. io i RENT—TWO_ SIX-ROOM COTTAGES ON Harvard street, Columba Heights; rent reduced to eighteen dollars. Inquire at 1119 Harvard st. 6 FOR RENT—A NICE, COZY 6 ROOM AND HATH; all modern convenience rent, 1806 New Hampahire ‘opposite corne: avenue: F. cou 21. Apply, 415 7th_nw.$250.00 1410 D nw, L nw, Ir... 150.00 719 6th ne, Tr 0 325 9th se, 61 P ow, L uw, Or. 2315 M nw, or 1139 loth dw, Sr. ‘200'4 13th sw, ny ALBERT F. FOX, 920 F NT-LARGE DOUBLE-FRONT ‘k, 1015 L st. n.w.; 15 large rooms, furnace, &e.; ‘ail in good’ repair. “ALBERT F. FOX. Fst FOR RENT— 1904 L st, 10 rms. 1309 L st, 10 rms. Juz 13ih'st, 10 rms. oy 13th no2-3t 7 Koos, first-class T5il O ST. 3 ; elegantly papered and For 1 NE BKICK rent_reasonable careful and respousivle tenant. Keys at 2! We noz-3 pe 11 rooms, two vats; low OuS Lith st. nw. ocdl-tt r; 2106 it st. n. rent. HH. Le RU FOR KENT OR SALE— NEV IN HOUSES, COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, UVERLOUKING CiLY, HIGH AND HEA 4. Wear the coruer of 13th d Clifton sts. (froutlag ‘Mrs. Logan's and the Barber place); near L4th street cable cars. pen all No. 1305 Cliftor 16 reowis, papered; elec 3 Mghting; het water beating and open rates; handsome’ mantels and tiled bath. room; bells aud speaking tubes. Kent, §1ud 3,12 rooms, papered; electric ating; steam heat and open grates; bath, veils and speaking tubes. Tent, "$95.33 per month. b 6 13th st open x1 Up roms, papered; steam as lightiag; elece Rectric trie Ren Pication to eg 1826 19th st nw, 12r.125 703 M st nw, Sr. Road st, Georgetown, | 547 Pla ave nw, 12 16r 12 1233 11th st nw, Sr 1228 ¥ 125 | 934.N ¥ ave nw, 81.40.63 2013 K nw, lir....100/ 1409 Chapin nw, 9r..40 1212 K st nw, 12r....100 1406 Chapin st nw, 9r.40 1432 Binney’ st nw, |1832 Corcoran, 13r 100 1411 Chapin +100, 1418 33d st nw, 10r..40 1319 L, st nw, Lr. ...100 2408 14th st nw, 9r...40 1436 N at nw, 12r..100 2412 14th st nw, 9r...40 1836 19th st nw, 12r.100| 1331 Corcoran st, 8r...40 900 Md ave ne,"10r, "100 802 H st mw, 9F....1140 1335 15th st ow, 12r.85) 1514 L nw, Or... 2.22240 1710 N Or.63.33/ 1415 Stoughton nw,9r. 40 1121 1 14r.83.33) 1005 9th nw, 9r.:.35.50 ith st nw (store 1224 6th nw, 9r. 85.25 welling)... .83.23/ 1916 15th st nw,Sr.85.50 623 E st nw (flat), 9r.. 1584 29th nw, or st nw, st 10r. Ett 4 4th st ow, 8r..25.50 1ith nw, 8r.. .25.50 M st nw, 8F.....2F 12r 20th st ow, OF. .-25 519 6 Lith st nw, 2r-- 25 712 oth st nw, Or...25 2023 409 Columbia, 8r....25 1217 B & Q sats, s0th cm and M. or... 25 i107 60) 1407 Columbia’ nw, @r.25 2012 00 | 720 17th st nw, fiat,4r-25 6554 CO 25 2 65, 1805 E nw’ (fiat), Br. 20 65; 656 K st ne. 6r. 20 65! 720 17th nw, fat, 4r.-20 1313 20th st nw, 10r. 60) 426 Sth ne,” 6r 1116 M st nw, 8 00, 424 5th st ne, 6r..18.80 2500 14th st nw, Or. 260) 422 Sth st ne, Tr. .18.80 1515 0 nw, 60 1125 Sth st ne, Gr... 13 +1850 2024 Hillyer 12r.60) 406 15th nw, 9r.....18 1815 13th st aw, 12r. .60 226 Ist st aw, 6r......15 1401 Stoughton st, 12r..60, 417 N J ave se, Tr. pT 8319 U st nw, 12r....60 228 ist st aw, Or. 2017 Q nw, for. 60; 1027 30th wt’ nw, Be: 1925 G st, Or....2... 55) 212 Ist st sw, 6r. 1748 Corcoran 55, 1817 14th nw,r’r,5r. 1184 17th nw, 1 633.1 st ow, i3r. 1303 Rost uv, 924 NY av a 1523 0 st nw, 92 NY ave nw, 12r. 1205 R Lave nw. 10r-50) 712 14th nw (flat),Gr.50) av.eeveral flats,ea. 1504 S st ow, Or... 1512°M st ow, ar. FURNISHED. M near 18th nw,14r.$50 18th nr O nw, 11r..150 Mass av & Ist’ nw i9th nr I nw, 8... .150 83, 1110 and 1112 $5| entire building. 50, Chevy Chase, Cottage 50 _No. 10, 4r aif in rear of 1298 Conn, 2er -433.33 | st near 10th nw, 144150 Conn av ‘nr 6,16r- 416.66 | 2018 Hillyer pl, ior. .150 ‘Sono av nr N nw, 1! 2st and O nw, 10r.150 Wroming av, 123 50 be r. R vt iGr . 300 K near 12th nw. 18.300 Mass are n'r Dupont Cis TAF. onus Ponn' av nr R ow.1sr.275 Bass av n'r Scott Cir, 18r. DeSales st ow, 101 |O o'r 20th nw, 10r. Q nr With uw, 33° 1710 N st mw or. Jet place, » 2295/1 & 2d ne, Tze... 100 Cor 20i Corcoran nr 1ith, r.85 i2r ... 15th nr M, Or... 8888 Kiar |X Cap n'r B, or. F st nr 2ist vw, 137.200 J313 20th at nw, NH av and eine doth me. OF | Riggs near 18th si 2ist or H nw, _--166.67) 24th and Low,’ ir . 150 | NW, pr Mass ave, 22r— 150 |}lass av nr ISt Iv & partial list of the For Rent Bulletin, The above is in our hands. description, issued weekl. THOM, 0c! FOR RENT_HOUSES. 1411 30th nw,0rb,1i35.62} 3324 Prospect ayn} 2803 P nw,12rb,mi.35.60, 7b, mi... 1523 320 niv.1irb.nt. .35) 1231 Both nw, 7b, mi 3141 P ow,9rb,ml. .30.55) 1635 34th nw, Tee... 3323 Prosy’ eet’ av ‘nw, | 1302 26th nw,6rb. 19.50 ‘Srb, mi... +--801 1310 86th nw, Grb.13.50 CH. FICKLING & BRO. 1264 32d ‘st. n.w.. 1406 G st. aw. oc2-tt bell and speaking tayes; ALONZO 0: Bi ath, $75 per month. oe81-tf RENT—6-KOOM AND BATH NEW BRICK G4 Acker n.e.; best neighborhood; per month. at G50 Acker st. Address FOR RENT—154 D sf. 8. NEW 10-K00OM house; “rent, $27.50. Alto 317 Missour! ave. n.w.;' 11 rooms; m.{.; opp. park; near 2 lines of cars; rent, $30.50. Apply SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, 927 F st. nw. n3-6t¢ PL WRIGHT, 1401 14th a —A 6 ROOW T PIANOS AND ORGANS. Gth st. n.w.; mod. im bath room, celiar Za0d, feat, Sad, rear) $25. per mo, “R.A. PS, 1422 New York ave. nol-26 For kh 3 MASS. AVE.; ELEGANTLY furpished house; 16 roonis; 2 bath rooms; elect bell; stable; rent tersonable. Inquire’ on the Drew ises. nl-6t* FOR KRENT-RENT REDUCED TO $25—1013 6TH, or Juniper, st.. Le Drolt Park; 6 rooms, pantry, bath, attic, cellar: latrobes and range.’ Inquire of T. J. W. ROBERTSON, 605 7th st., or cor. of 6th t. FOR RENT— Trookland, Gr, mi. .20.00 805 'T,Eckington,amt 228 Linden ne, 6r. .15.20 per annum. -$500 Brooklaad, 6r... Lanier ave uw, 10°. 660 12th ne, Tr THE MeLACHLEN REA) S pecial Bargain Prices in Upright Pianos For Cash. Elegant Dark Case Upright. Magnificent Fine Case Upright: Superb Rich Case Upright. ull Size Fine Case Upright: Sacrificed forCash. Besides the abore wo are showing a mag- nificent assortment of handsome styles at medium prices and easy terms. Call before buying. Piano Exchange Ware Rooms, 913 Pa. Ave. se6-3m 1409 Se FOR SALE—-SUPERE $450 UPRIGHT PIANO; 1426 35d_ow, rb, walnut, ‘standard make; 1 year used: will be 4415 Pierce pl ow sacriticed for $250. THOMSON'S MUSIC STORE, CHAS. 1. 521 Eleventh st. ocli-3m 1264 32d st. o.w. Tel. 595. ot 1406 G st. ow. Tel. 1033. Ft SAL a a UPRIGHT PIANO; good make. Regular price, 1401 Bist, 12r&h. .$40.50/ W Eckinzton,12r,w. 25.00 $450; now $150. 1s vy 32 a _ se, aan FINE ORG. x octaves. Was $150; now $40. x st se, Tr&b. MARTIN ERT GUITAR. Was $60; now $45. 1505 Zsth © nO lat sa, Cr6b VIOLINS. Were $25; now $10. ‘Woodside, or ayy ee ae oe MANDOLINS. Were’ $16; now $6.50. pen A oe oe Sa rogsnns (cols, eno | Sheet Music, Books, Strings, &c BIG Ist se, 7r&b... 25.50 329 L ne, dr, w... 9.30] , duction. ee 4 DEEBLE, DAVIS & Co., Pine 00H st. aw. oc27-te 1319 F st. nw. | IDEAL PIANOS. For ne 601 16ib nw, Mr... $150) {Oh ee ne ale <The Wen! 8B st ne, tir ER, IVERS AND POND and the ESTEY in- 611 G st ‘nw, tor. m octé-twe TYLER & RUTHERFORD, i Fok KENT—l14 19TH ST. N. W.; rooms and bath; $35 per month; and 133: B.w.; 11 rooms and bath; aearly new; 45 per rooms, month; also, 801 East Capitol st., news Inquire of nd bath, = with store and BROWN HOUSE 038 NEW YORK AVE. AP- FRA) For REN ply to C. C, BRYAN, 1413 New nt-at FOR RENT CHEAP $45—10 ROOMS, 114 SQUARES west of Conn. ave. and R; 2149 and 2151 Florida Just ave.; keys at 2148. # rooms, ‘These are all modern, attrac- aes, n'a strictly first-class neizhborhood. 1m THOS. EL WAGGAMAN, 917 F st. RENT—THE COZY 10-ROOM HOUSE, 507 0 struments. Any musical ear can find ite perfection of tone in one of these makes, Stop in and try them and see which suits you vest. While you're here ask to have the “AEOLIAN" explained to you. It's the most wonderful musical instrument of the age. Any one can play it. We also have the exclusive agency for the famous ESTEY ORGAN—the only or- gan that’s ever considered by musical people. Easy terms on all instruments. FOR SALE—ONE LEFT; FOUR SOLD—$8,000 FOR $9,500 houses; 20x95 ‘to alley; new; Just being completed by ‘assignee; choice of buff and press brick; ‘handsome “carved stone trimmings and solid Stone porch and steps; parlors,reception hall, dining room, kitchen, butler's pantry, cellar, fur- nace, 6 bed rooms and tiled bath; mickeled fix- tures; main floor finished in California redwood; FOR SALE— On Mass. ave. near 14th H.w. L near 14th nw... T near 20th n.Ww U near 14th nw. 13th near U n.w. 22d near M and N. ‘T near 15th n.w. F near 224 0.W. + $25,000 000 high ‘location; fine view of city, from dining z,fmall cash; balance easy. W. 8. MINNIX, FOR SALE-2D ST. NEAR B N.E.; BRICK; 2- story and cel.; 7rs.&b.; a.m.t. 250. This is certainly $250 less than the house is worth. Near Dupont Circle; new brick house; stone trim- mings; 9rs.&b.; every convenience. $8,000, Built to-eell for $0,800.) WEUB & TOTTEN, Dost 605 E st. n.w. FOR SALE—CORNER PROPERTY, IN GEORGE town, on high ground, and convenient to street car line, three brick house: corner house; 11 rooms and bath; lot 41 feet Bilosy, $7,000. Next to corner; 10 rooms and bath; $6,000.” Third house; 8 rooms and bat 000, Cellar under each ‘house; modern improvements; all in good condition; easy terms if desired; reasonable dis- count for cash. DEEBLE, DAVIS & CU., 1319 F st. D05-Bt FOR SALE_HANDSOME HOME—BARGAIN— * WYOMING AVE., WASHINGTON HEIGHTS; 20 PER CENT OFF OF ACTUAL VALU MUST BE SOLD AT SE} HANDSOMEST LOCATION; 20 ROOMS; g0x162. This is a GRAND PIECE OF HOME PRor- ERTY; cost present owner nearly $40,000; can- not be duplicated for a great deal more inoney than will buy It. J.B. WIMER, REAL ESTATE, 608 13TH ST. nos-3t FOR SALE—OR TRADE—HANDSOME THREE story and basement brown-stone and press-brick house; 1433 8 st quiet aud convenient location; ellar, steam beat, elec- trical appli 4 rooms deep; large ‘lot to alley; price snd terms OWNER, Room 5, 1201 P reasonable. Apply to nos-7t* n3-2t_ DAVID D. STON. FOR SALE—OR TRADE-NEW 9-KOOM PIESS- brick house, in growing location, n.w.; a.m.l.; ex- cellent for’ investmeat or home; will take ‘sub- urban lot for part payment; Dalance monthly. t once on UWNEK, Room 6, 1401 Va. ave. FOR SALE— SEVERAL RARE BARC TEKMS VEKY EASY. Desirable rew ‘bay-window brick, near War De- penile rtment and avenue cars, wiih good lot iful northw at greatly reduced ji Price, only. 18th st. n.w. and basement brick. xtended, near car line; small frame lee. «$1,000 $50 cash, balance payable $20 buy new ‘brick dwelling at Price Price. fF month, will we Droit Park. $3,250 Desirable house on Capitol Hill, conventent to ad dics; G rooms, bath and $100 cash, ‘balan: or mo. 439x110 to alley; small stable tu rear. th and B sts. ne.: Desirable corner hou! Price, only..$5,500 all mt. Small cash payme DECI! frame large, old. brick dwelling on 22d st. n.vw. pric Charming new h Price, only. $8,500, ave. and Dapont nid cellar; lot ash, and pay balance of equity payable FOR EXCHANGE. We have houses and lots tn all sections for exchange. WESCOTT, WILCOX & HIESTO! 8, parts of the lgts., near Dr. n3-1nV w FOR SATE-OR Har handsomely fitted throughout Apply, OWNER, or promis THE CHEAPEST HOt now 2-story and Duff brick front; rooms and bi imp.; handsomely decorated. Only REDFOR n3-3t FOR SALE—CORNER PROPERTY IN LOT 46x94 to 12-ft. alley: linproved by large 19-room and beth brick hou story brick stable, 8 lis, large loft, f roms, cellar, &e; price OWNER, 1210 F st. nw, 2a-floor front. MO., FOR ONE m3 FOR SALE $100 CASH; $25 1 of those 6-room, bath ai near F pw. nB-8t cellar bricks en 224 st, price, $4,500. BUTLI ALE $500 CASH, ‘2 9-room brick on Sst. £9,800, RUTLER & FOR SALE-16: i 7 rooms and rec: . N.W.; 2-STORY BRICI ption hall;" bath and cella tiled bath d_ porcelain tub; lot 17x108: price, $6,250: only $100 cash necessary factcry monthly parments are made; & F. H. SMITH & SONS, 1418 F st. o.w. FOR SALE—OR RENT FOR A TERM OF YEARS— The magniticen: residence, 1710 New Hampshire ave. near Dupont Circle, ‘four stories and base- ment, marble front, elegantly carved, and large handsomely fintshed’ stable; claborate hot water heating plant, electr'e lights and electric gas lighting throughout; about twenty (20) large rooms; three elegant bath rooms, two large pan- tries, laundry, coal storage, conservatory and an observatory, two porches, Vaults, é&c.; hardwood finish on every flour and the finest material of every description; built by day's work by the finest mechanics obtainable, and it is undoubtedly the most elegant and best built residence 1o Washington city; this house has never been oc- cupied. For further particulars, apply at 611 7th at. n.w., EDWIN A. NEWMAN, Owner. T. N.W., FRON ‘en rooms and bath; $11,000. BLE, DAVIS & CO. 1319 BAK House, 9 rooms and bath, wil {t.; all mod. ‘Imp.; stable for 2 horses; BLE, DAVIS & CO., 1310 F a NA. ‘first (oss) -t ser ton PLO- oc8-B1t NORTHWEST; STABLE IN OWNER $8,000: AND WILL SELL’ F Ri /LKED, BALANCE. Y . ADDRESS BOX 64, STAR se! SANDERS & STAYMAN, Parlors, 934 F st. Md. fall m.l.; parlors, dining room and kitchen on | 424 18 N. Charles st.. Baltimore, Md. 308 large yard and woodshed. Apply to | FOR SALB— . 510 Bt ocls-tt We here offer | yoo, @ chance seldom, Fo a offered tu ¢ piano in: able-venee: YOR RENT—BAY- @ ROOMS | Maliogany-caxe’ upright, sent to us as A sumnple, ; range and new: key | and gua:snteed for soven Pears: price, $258; $16 Inquire 0c26-0t' cash and $7 ver month. If you want a snap bar- For RENT = 4, wa. 12.30 1911 G nw, 10r&b, ve,” 4r,w 11.50 25.50) 1785 Hayes ct, 4r.w.0.50 50 7 rooms in 1722 Brain- GO ard st 7.85 | Storage 20 19th aw HUGO WORCH & CO., 925 ano agents. Pianos moved, Pianos for rent. 0c27 gain call ato th at., Sobm packed ‘and ship} FOR SALE— OOM FRAME, GEORGETOW st. lot 32x1% only terms to suit. & MOOLE, 606 °F st. nw. oclS For lot 80 feet fi month, ocl8 5 FOR SALE~$2,300 WILL BUY 6-RM. BR; A.MLL desirable section n.e.; near cable line; $700 cash, balance to sult; nice ‘lot. 13-3 Room 5, 1201 Pa. ave. We have one of these, but 089 25th, Gr, 0 Fine stable, A New we do not recommend it; pay 2441 Mow, 16.30] 4 ood Gr houses se, & ttle more, and we can 2317 Cuampt yg fF Waite teuants.ea..7 Upright piggies pag peerage Good 4r." bricks,” "with water, concreted oroughly guarnoteed, and if im Hayes" ‘court, $9.50 and $10.5, pene Piano Fes panos yer to it on WW. LINKD time, we'll tall ith oct? “soo 10th at. aw. | for $150. you ana pasa presale Fok RENT—OR LEAS! 3 1221 sult you. H ne. 0 # Sight rooms: dso room; "hot and col a nba tn goo beset | D- G- PFEIFFER & CO. 417 11TH ST. N.W. cars parts of the ity pass the | 20a Stlet Piano Agency. arn oor; cable cars to be completed Jan. 1 ing bome for a young married couple; key at 1223 Hone, next door. Inquire of owner, Mrs. SARA A. SPENCER, Speacerian College ' office, 703 D st. o.w. oczz-tt RENT—939 MASS AVE ~: 9 ROOMS AND bath room, $30. Inquire 926% Loulsiana at FOR RENT—AT A VERY LOW RENT TO FIRST- class tenant ¢ a 3 6-room, bath and cellar bay-window brick; heated by furnace; J location me. L. STARGARDTER, 3 WALNUT CASE ORGA! ‘; FINE TONE; STERLING make; reduced from $100 to $; $3 per month. HUGO WORCH & Co., &t. ‘Pianos for rent. ANA 613 15th 6 Unequaled in Tors. Touch, Workmanship and > aT —— Durability. ¥ TOT Bt, Or. ret se nw. Treo. 12 Sth ne, Bred. Pianos for Rent. Ps 4K iw, Grab. ecee a = we. Or Second-hand Pianos at_ Bargains, Py 3e29 WM. KNABE & CO.. S17 Penna. a 16 Fe alae eieteinetoaneneenes a LADIES’ GOODS. 251 n.w.; Ir. and bath. FIND BLACK AND WHITE LACES DONE UP IN 21 Ir. and bath: 2% first-class Parisian style; white and satin He Orerlook | dresses, laces” and y bts, antly papered; electric gas aking tul steam beat aud opeo Houses open all day. $125.00 t3 st. n.w.; 12r. HOUSE 1341 CCROORAN ST.; T fronts south; ten large rooms, clothes. press, closets and all’ modern imprevementa; back arlor used as dining room, back of which is utler’s pantry, coanected by dumb walter with kitcken below; front basement used a store room. Rent, $45. THOS. G. HENSEY & ‘CO, 1800 F st. o.w. e20-tt FoR RENT— 421 6th st. ., 23 rooms 1433 L st., 20 rooms. 32 ist si Corcoran st. Most. 14 room. hes ORTHEAST. By ; NORTHWEST. DAN! © prices ‘reasonable. Call Mme. cessor to Mme. Valmont, old stand, 713 11th st, p3-1m* Wor STORE, 421 0TH thing for fancy paper ‘work, napkins, scrap pletaré . = crs, gold paint, paper flowers, bi Is for making tree ornaments; W¢ HILDREN! 421 9th. oc27-1m‘ MADAME GENESTE, 810 4 ST. SB. OND 8Q. from F ).—-Curtains and laces done uj equa: to new; curtains a spectalty; gros handli with care, called for and delivered. sel5-2m* LADIES SEALSKIN GARMENTS REDYED AND a.tered into latest styles. Furs of all kinds re- paired. ‘THE MISSES CUNNINGHAM, 4-30 1808 Sth st. nw., near N at, NAND CAROLINE LEROH, 620 12TH AND 08 I st. nw. French dyemg and cleaning of every description; evening and party dresses wile a specialty. Our patronage extends into ‘e most fashionable circles, az 1206. FOR S\LE—WiTH! SUBURBAN LOT AS FIRST cash payment; parties desiring nice 9-rm. house, 2 parlors, Mbrary, front and back altogether lovely home—can use such property just 28 cash; bal: don't miss this“If sou wish a nice home. Addi n3-3t* LOVELY HOME, Star attic FOr SALE— A HOME! 12 LARGE, LIGHT, CHEERFUL ROOMS’ IN THIS NOT ONE DARK APARTMENT Dining room—sunny and a gem. Parlor—spactous and atple. Halls—wide and inviting. Bed chambers (6)—roomy, conducive to sound. slumber nd pleasant dreams. Kitchen and laundry (with stationary tubs)—housekeeper's delight and pride. Closets—iots of ‘em. Stable? Yes modern; a commodates 3 horses. Location—n.w.; convenient to rs and herd! View—overlooking Listoric Washington. » Desirable? Ye for offictal, or any- one desiring to live moderately and nicely at nation's capital. Price—within reach—§14,000, Parties having smaller unincumbered house can Secure nice trade with some cash! OWNER, Room 5, 1201 Pa, ave. n.w. n3-3t* FOR SALE—TAKOMA PARK—A COZY COTTAGE, with seven rooms, reception hall, cellar, large attic and wide veranda; heated by ldtrobes; handsomely papered; price, $3,750; only §100 cash, required. n3-3t ALLEN W. MALLERY & CO.,624 F st. n.w. FOR SALE - BAY-WINDOW BRICK, 8 ROOMS and bath; a.m.l.; desirably located, n. Jot and rear alley; price only §4,200 ferme. n3-3t ALLEN W. MALLERY & CO.,624 F st. n.w, R SALEBY AUGUST DONATH, ¢ NORTHEAST PROPERTY WILK, X ‘ CHEAPER THAN IT IS GODAY. (3.:¢ hang on fo this fact. Hence, §f you have-any idea of buy- ing a home or a lot in that part of the elty you will be wise in buying: NOW. You are sure to get your money back, with fmterest.. Drop in &nd let me show you bargains, oe For SALE—KEDUCED | ‘To 500—LARGE 9 voor souse: cellar and bath! ioe 20° tect. wide t; 400 st. teat “SOHN 0. JOHNSON," and 12th sts. FOR SALE—BARGAINS— Sr Nine LARGE LIS? of COLUMBIA HEIGHTS and MT. PLEASANT PROPERTY. We have some BEAUTL | HOUSES, at all ives, id WELL-LOCATED LOTS, some suttable for division. CALL POR MAP AND 1 no3-lw REDFORD W. WALKER & SO: For SALE—TiIn DEST VALUE For THE in the northwest; near Washington Circle and N. rooms, 8 on each floor; cellar and large large lot to 20- . m.W.; key at 2210, L. au20-tf FoR Sal. B-atory, front; will unimproved property. no2-3t® FOR SALE—A NE west side of 16th st.; OWNER, 1634 6th st. T. FRONT; ner for ealth can be For price and terms apply MING & LEE, 1820 F st. 2.w. FOR SaLe-2SToRY AND NT BRICK house; rooms besides furnace und. bat modern Improvements; tiled fireplaces, ete.; thoroughly well’ built; 943° I st. n.w.; $7,((0; on terms to suit. OWNER, 929 iorh st: D.iw, al-lw? FOR SALE HANDSOME dwellings Ww res of Dupoi es from $10.50 20. (Nos, 1 oc26-4w* TYLE! For Sa. allyzoun, D. only, $1,650; interest. FOR COPEAC - Jot ISK94; cars pass door; cash and $18 ‘per mo., includ STURGES & MOORE, 606 F' st. ow, kOOM F LE SPECIAL BULLETIN-JOHN F. WAGGAMAN, 700 14th st. (upstairs). We are now offering Fou gins in houses on easy tern Property -to exchange. Consult wi Northwest—6 to 8 rooms. . a Northwest—@ to 12 room ; Handsome beuses -fesbionality o- 15,000 to $40,000 mansion Northeast -2-story ho Business property—H #t (On new So Beautiful (new from Capi hw to je line.) story hous. — TNPROVED. The dig fortunes bave been m homes acquired by ground while It is cheap. West "s future fashionable suburi over 2,000,000 feet sold —severn and the build fog of the great Aw the near future . Yestment or homes. section o Miity and natu: 18 to 16 cents sq. fl.—terms within re plat. “an Untversity assured tn you this ch sy. Prices, h of ail- 00—northeast......$300 to $400 ins in city lots for homes or in- ce small subut $4 CONNECTICUT 0 three stortes deep; fireproof stable. Apply to Owner, at S06 1ith'st. W. M. POINDENTER. ‘ocQ-tf For EW HOUS terms: $7.750; nicely arrange rented; 107.; bath. a.ra.t.; hot. wate 1-13 Ysth ‘st. OWNER, “plans, & after 5 p.m. TORY BRIC 3 Callen et. n. L. STARGARDTER. 613 1 SALE—TO 5 1 AN TATE-TH e press-brick houses, opposite Franklin Park; t. 1% inches on 1 st. by J44 ft.; stables on ‘Apply to Dr. D. M. OGDEN, E: st. ow. Offer wanted, Shoo ExL rand fu 3 WATER at $1,400. st. n 2 rear lot. 1624 P WOK SALE-THAT BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE ,. 1327 Roanoke st., Columbia Heights—The first ‘and second stories of this fine residence are of Hummelstown brown stone and the balance of pressed brick, There are 15 rooms, exclusive of Dillfard, store coom, pone and furance rooms. It fe wired throughout for electric lighting. There a9 an elevator and an artesian well of pure apring witer, by city water. There & n, with stabling for tw> servants’ house of 5 rooms, cted under the supervision of by day's work. It fs finished io oak, ned and decorated In of Tt fs in a splendid location, being within a few bundred feet of the resid of Mrs. Logan, Justice Harlan, Surgeon General Hammond, the C Jegation, and several other fine & magnificent view overlooking the city an rounding country. Intending purchasers inquire at the house Price, $40,000. ~ FOR SALE—LOT. FOR §ALE—2 TH AND B ST i all at low figure he Concord, Oregon ‘nb-2e* ocll-1mo corner of the bill; @ magnilicent residence, sit DAN per sq. ft. & ARMA, t 1313 FOR SAL BIA HEN 14th and Harvard; the best bargain on the helz $1.45 per eq. ft; the northwest cor- ner 13th and Columbla ave.; at les $1 per eq. ft. DANIEL & ARMA’ nod-3t 1313 F st. nw. iTS—THH COI subdivided Into 7 tine resi- be sold separately to ac- e builders. AT, 1313 F st. nw. & AR’ 3 I ‘TEN (10) YEARS’ CREDIT -LOT ALE COL of 14th and dence lots, commodate on Yale st., Columbia F between 13th and Lith ata. and lot on Buclid place, fronting south, University Park. ‘The owner would rather sell lota on long time than take the money for No brokers need apply. Address SELLE! Star office, FOR 5 E-LOTS IN BROOKLAND AND TE adjolnlug subdivisions: lovest prices; best terms; row is the time to buy: a number of bai HLEN REAL ESTATE CO., cor. 10th and G sts. nw. FOR SALE-LOTS AND HOUSES IN COLUMBIA HEIGHTS—Having opened a branch 0 14th st. and Pl . in onder to give special attention to proper Heights and vicinity, Tam p a large list of desirable proj ing investment fo this rapidly growing locality. Lot’ can be bought now at prices which will surely yleld profit within a short time. Have associated with me in this office Mr. U. G. Ammen, and lists and full tnforination regarding Investments will be cheerfully furnished. Call and see large map showing proposed extension of streets and ave- 8, a8 agreed on by the Commissioners. JOHN B, WIGHT, 2306 14th st. FOR SALE— CITY RUILDING LOTS, $475 TO $625 A LOT. A few left of those fine building lots at 12th st, and Olivet road, at $475 to $625 a lot, Terms: $25 down ‘and $10 month. You pay these prices for “farm jots’” without any possi- bility of getting your money baek. We offer you these lots right Im the city limits upon the same easy paynients. Charter has been ranted to run car by this property on the way fo Ivy City. Special arratgements made with those desiring to build. ALLEN W. MALLERB & (0,,, 024 F n8-3m FOR SALE_SACRIFICE_2 SHARES IN ty near Methodist University; can PROVER- exchanged for ground; best and cheapest property there. W. A. BROWN, 1423 Pa, ay. n3. FOR SALE—A NICE LOT iN BROOKLAND, 603150; will take good horse, buggy and harpess as irst Payment on same, ‘Address BULLDER, room 8, Atlantic bl no2-Bt ‘TUXEDO, Washington's prettfest suburb. Situated on the Penrsylvania railroad, within a few minutes’ ride of the city; station on prop- erty; commutation almost as low as street car fare; 6 cent We will give you your choice of any lot (for next few days only) for the low price of $50, elther cash or ijustailments. Ex- cursions daily at 11:50 a.m. Circulars and tickets at office. ir new Library, and cellar brick house. Tor Sal nice 6-room, bath lc ise. Pricé,’ $3,800. eap—Fine house in'n.e.; prominent $3,000. Be FOR SALB—$20 CASH AND $20 MONTHL room frame cottage; lot G0xit0 ft. jeft. Price, $1,950. n03-8t* F. R. GORDON, 918 F st, FOR SALE—ON 6TH &T. N.E. NEAR B &T., A cory, bay-window brick, containing 7) rooms ‘and modern “conyenlences; tiled bath; wide lot and ide alley. | Price only $4,000. If you want « nice bargain Investigate this. OOLLINS & GADDIS, 511 11th st. nw. 52,500 Fe wo oA NICE alls and 3 "62.000 $700 ‘cnsh Go Tot Pata Ww. oun ‘Do8-8t R SALE—-OWNER PAID vag brick house; 6 rocms, ted p.w, aear iéth st i a Ba FOR SALE — SEVER. HANDSOME hol-tt 623 F a rea, of Dupont Cin Pientainl Nos. 14 47). — ORD, 12078 ct. | STEAM CARPET CLEANING. Re OR ee AMMUAIATED STEAM GALE ET . Carpets cleaned in mada moth proof free of. to order. — Office, 17% and 1710 EB o.w. made 1708 W. R. Speare, Undertaker & Embalmer, 040 F Street Nortty . Everrthing st-ictly first-class and on the most reasonable terms. Telephone call, 340, jal-tr ORF, DERTAKER AN’ YORK AVN AUGUSTUS BURC FURNISHING 1 1834, NE Telephone 292 RAILROADS, FOR EXCHANGE. BOUTHEKN MAILWAY, MEDMONY ALR LIN). Behedule in effect October 21, 1804, All trains urrive oud leave at Pennsylvania Pas- senger Station, ington, D. , 8:00 a.m, daily—Local for Danville and inter- mediate stations, connects at Lynchburg with the Norfolk and 'Western railroad westward, daily, and at Manassas for Strasburg, daily, except Sun" cay. ‘Yi01 a.m. THB GREAT SOUTHERN FAST MAIL.—Dally, operates Pullman Butffet Sleepers, New York and Washington via Churlotte and Co- lumbia to Savannah and Jacksonville, uniting at Charlotte with Sleeper, for Augusta, ‘also carries through Pulluan Buftet ‘Sleeper New York to Mout- with connections for New Orleans. | Con untae for birminguam, Ala., Colum! and Greenville, Miss, 4:45 p.m.—Daily for Ocange and intermediate stations id throug tr 0 for Front Royal and rasburg, y, except Sunday, 10:43 p.m. WASHitoros Xp SOUTH WEST- ER: VESTIBULED LIMITED, composed of Pull- wan Vestibuled Sleepers and Dining Cars, runs via Charlotte and Columbia to Augusta, Savaunab, Jacksonville and Tampa, carryicg Pullinan Sleeper Rew York to Tampa and to Augusta. | Also opera‘es Pullman Sleeper New York to New Orleans via Atlanta and Montgomery, New York to Asheville via Salisbury, Washington to Memphis, vis Birm- Ingham, apd’ Dining Car Greensboro” to Mont- gomery, TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIVI. SION leave Washington at 9:10 dally, 4:32 P.n., daily, except Sunday, wad 6:33 ‘p.m. ‘Sunday only, for ftound Til, avd 6:33 Better dasly, for Herndon, Returning, ‘arrive Washington 8:34 ‘a.m. 6:00 p.m., dally, from Round Hill, and, 6: daily, except Sunday, from Herndon only. ‘Though traing, froin the south arrive “Washing. ton 7:19 a.m., 2:20 p.m. aud 8:30 p.m. Manas. fas Division §:40 a.m. except Sunday, and 8:40 a.m. daily from Orange. ‘Tickets, Sleeping Car reservations and informa- (ten furnished at offices, 511 and 1300 Pennsylva- bia avenue, and at Passenger Station, Peuusylva ula, Rallroad, W. W. H. GKEEN, Ps. LVANIA RAILROAD. Station corner of Gin and bs streets, In effect June 24, 1894, 10:30 A.M. PENNSYLVANIA ‘LIMITED. —Pallman Compartwent, Sleeping, ng, Smoking and Obser- vation Cars Harrisburg to Chicago, Clociunatl, In- a apolis, Cleveland and ‘Toledo. Buffet Parlor Car to Harrisburg. (10:30 A.M. FAST LINE.—Pullman Buffet Parlor Car to Harrisoarg. Parlor and Dining Care Uai- risburg to Pittsbur 0 AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS. Jor Car to Harrisburg. | Sleep: ing and Dining Cars Harrisburg to St. Louis, Cin- cinoatt, Lou:svilie and Chicago. 7:10 P.M. WESTERN EXPRESS.—Pullman Slee} Rg Car to Chicago, and “Harrisburg to Cievela Dining Car to Chfeago, (7:10 P.M. SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS.— Pullman Sleeping and Dining Cars to St. Louls, and Sleep- ing Car Morrisburg’ to Cincinnati, 10:40 P.M. PACIvIC EXPRESS,—Pullman Sleep- ing Car to Bittslurg. :50 a.m. for Kane, Canandaigua, Rochester and Niagara Falls dails, except Sunday. 1 m. for Eimira und Henovo, daily, except For Williamsport dally, 3:15 p.m. 7:10 ‘p.m. for Williamsport, Rochester, Buffalo ud Niugara Falls daily, except Saturday, with Sleeping Car Washingtou to Koche 0:40 p.m. for Erie, Canandaigua, Rochester and Baalo daily, and Nia; Falls daily, except Sat- epiny ashington to Elmira, turdars only Wa ‘ton to Rochester. For Philadetphia, > is and Eas 4 pm. “CONGRESSIONAL LIMIT) all’ Par- lor Cars, ita Dining Car from Baltimore, for w York dally, for Phil 20, aud adelphia week ays. bar),, 10:00 7:55 (Dining Car), 9:00, 9:40 (Dining 11:00 (Dining Cary a.m, 12:15, 11:3 ‘On. Siinda: 1 jiadelpt Express, 2: Express, aud 5:40 p.m! dally. For Boston without change, 7:50 a.m. week days and 3:15 p.m, dally For Baltimore, 6:25 10:30, 11:00, ) Limited), 1S, | 9:00, 9:08 30, 201. 8:15" 4200" Liniited), 10:00, 10:49 and 11:35 For Pope's Creek Line, daily, except Sada: 20 a.m. and 4:36 p.m. Anaoupolis, 7:20, 9:00 and 11:50 a.m., and 4:20 p.m. daily, except Sunday, Sundays, 9:00 a. m. and 4:20 p.m, Atlantle Coast Line sonsiile and ‘Tampa, Richmond and Atlanta, only, 10:57 a.m, week Accommodation epress for Richmond, Jack- 30 a.m., 3:30 p.m. daily. ‘30 p.m. dally. Richmond 8, for and 4:25 p.m week For Alexandria, 4 F 10 11:50 a.m’, 12:50, 1:40, . 4:25, 8:00, 02, 10:05 and 11:39 p.m. Ga Sunday . 9:45 am., 2:45, 6:15, 8:02 and 10:05 pm. Toave (Alexandria for Washington, 6:05, 6:43, 7:05, 0, 10:1 10:28 a.m, 1:00, 2:15, 8:00, 8:23,'5:00, 5:80. 6:18, 7:00, 7:20, 9:18, 10:53 and 12:08'p.m." On Sunday at 6:43. 9:10, 10:28 a, m.. 2:15, 5:20, 7:00, 7:20, 9:15 and 16:52 p.m. Ticket ‘offices, northeast ‘corner of 12th strect and Pennsylvania avenue. and at the station, 6th and Ri atreeta, where orders can be left for the check- ing of baggage to destination from hotels dences. 8. M. PREVOST, General Manager. sel? BALTIMORE AND OHTO RAILROAD. Schedule in effect June 9, 1894. Lenve Washington from station, corner of New Jersey avenue and C street. For Chicago and Northwest, Vesttbuled Limited express trains, 11:15 a.m., 8:00 p.m. For Cincinnatt. St. Louis and Indiananolis, Vestl- buled Limited, 3:30 'p.m., express, 12:10 night, For Pittshneg and Cleveland, express daily 11:15 a.m. and 8:35 p.m. For Lexington and Staunton, 11:15 a.m. For Winchester and way stations, For Luray, Natural Bridge, Roanoke, Memphis and New Orleans, 12:1 siecping cars through. ay. 3:30 pm. daily. For Baltimore, woek days, 4:20, 47:10, 37:80, (8:00 45 min 45" minutes)’ a.m... Chattanooga, x *. 29 30 a.m., minutes), 3 10:00, x1 . 710 p.m. Sundasa, For Frederick, e11 m. For Hagerstown, a11:15 a.m. and a5:80 p.m. For Rovd and way points, b9:40 p.m. For Gaithersburg and way points, 06:00, a.m, 12:50, 08:00, 44:33, b5:35, b7:05, "bl pm For Washington Junction and wa: ad. am. cl:15 pm. Express trains rinctpal stations 04:20, 05:20 OYAL BLIB R NEW PHILADELPTITA. For Philadelphia. few York, Boston and the east, daily, 4:20, (10:00 am. ex San. Dining Cary, 12:00 Dining Car), 3:00 (6:08 Dining Car), 8:00 ti80 p.m. Sleeping Car, open at 10:00 o'clock). . Roffet Partor Cars on all day trains. For Atlantic City, Cape May, Sea Isle City and Rricantine Beach, week days, and 10:00 .m., 12:00 noon: Sundays, 4:20 a.m. and 12:00 noon, ‘a Except Sunday. b Dally. ¢ Sunday only. xX Express trains, Baggage called for and checked from hotels and residences by Unioa Transfer Company on orders left nt ticket offices, 619 and 1351 Pa. ave., and at denot. R. B. CAMPRELT. CHAS._0. SCULL, Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass. Agt. CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY. Schedule in effect May 18, 1894. Trains leave daily from Union station (B. and P.). 6th and B sts. Throngh the grandest scenery in America, with the handsomest and most complete solid train serv- foo west from Washington. 2:25 P.M. DATLY.—“‘Cincinnat! and St. Lonts Specin!—Sold Vestthnted, newly Fantnned, Flec- tric-lighted, Stenm-heated ‘Train. | Pullman's finest sleeping cars Warhinetan to Cinctnnatt, Indlanana- aud Ms and St. Lonis without. change... Dining. Gar from Washington. Arrives Cincinnat!, $3 a. ere y sn 748 a.m., and Chicago, 5:: Pp. fe Lanka, @:05 pm. G1:10 BAL DAILY —’h0 famone “FF. V. Lim- fted."” A solld veatihnied train, with dining car and Putlman sleepers for Cincinnatt, Lexington and Louisville. withont chance Petiman Sleeper to Virginia’ Hot Springs, week davs, arriving 7:50 am. Observation enr from Hinton. Arri Cin- cinnatl, 8:50 pm.: Lexington, 8:00 p.m.: Tonis- ville, 9:40 p.m_: Thdlanspolls, 11:15 p.m.; Chicago, 7:30 a.m., and s Tous, 7:20 a.m.; connects in Unton depot for_ali_nointa. 10:57 AM... EXCEPT SUNDAY.—For Old Point Comfort and Norfole. Onte rafl line. : 2:25 PM. DATLY.—Exnrese for Gorfonsvitle, Gharlottesritle, Warneshoro’, Staunton and prin Tal Virginia points; dally, except Sunday, for Ric! mond. ‘Putiman locations and. ttoket at _company’s of- 3 1421 Pennsstvanta_avenne. fices, 513 and aneytvania avence, General Passenger Agent. my25 POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. STEAMER 7. V. ARROWSMITH, For Lower Potomac River Landings, gn Monday and Wednesday a oe pm = hares 424.8:30 p.m, Returning’ Arrive’ Wednesday ‘and’ Fy 2 sand ‘Sunday about 10 p.m. “OW. RIE ee Manager. See schedule. se2s-te W PALACE STEAMER HARRY RANDALL, Leaves River View wharf, 7th street, Bande, ‘fuesday and Thursday, at 7 a.m., landing at sli wharves ts far down ‘ag Maddox ‘creck, tneluding Chapel Point and Coionial Beach. iteturuing on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, 8 p.m. Passem ger accommodations first-class.” Frefght’ mashea) ‘until hour of sasling, ‘Telephone, 1765. P pealy aie | Bro Rag ad Wana gents, Alex. rietor and Manager. GEO. 0, CARPINTER Gent ace” 3y26-tt ington, ‘. "0. STEAMER “WAKEFIELD” rom 7th st. ferry whart, On Monday, Wednesday and Saturday, at? ato., for river landings, to Colonial Beach; thence to Wicomico river, Colton's and Nomint creek. On Saturday, all above landings and Leonardtown and St. Clement bay wharves. Returning on Tuesday, Thogeday and Runday. (oe schedule}, $e25-4 ©. W. RIDLEY, Geo'l_ Manager. NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT C0. DAILY LINE BETWEE) NASHINGTON, D. a, FORTRESS MONROB AND he vow and powerful ion Palace Bt ee owerful Ifon Pata WASHINGTON AND NOMFO SOUTH BOUND. Leave Washington daily at 7 p.m. from e065 Tth at. wharf, arrive at Fortress Monroe Sm. nest day. Arrive at Norfolk at 7:85 a.m., where rajiroad ‘connections ure made for all poluts south aad southwest, ‘ORTH BOUND, Leave Not ty at O10 p.m. Leave For Monroe at 7:10 p.m. Arrive at Washington al a.m. next day. it 513, 619, 1851 and 1421 Penn- G15 ipth ‘st. nw. Loe, FOR EXCHANGE-FOR A LARGER HOUSE IN the same section, (s.c.}—An unincumbered,8-story and cellar pressed-brick house; near new Ubrary; in perfect condition; m.1.; rental value, $40; no couurissions, Address, with particulars, HOME OWNER, Star office, - n5-3t* FOR EXCHANGE—LUMBER—A PARTY WISHING to build would exchar lot and half cash for about sikh of tember. ae dress LUMBER, Star office. it? FOR EXCHANGE -§70,000 EQUITY IN CENTRAL u.W. improved corner for suburban tract, or suaall property. FR Gonpos. 918 F. HOUSE; | BATR, n3-3t* WILL, "EXCHANGE “@-ROOMt umb-walter, conservatory grate in back parlor, latrobe, range, unincumbered, for higher Priced house. ‘OWNER, 1016 T st. Bt? WINTER RESORTS. SEASIDE HOUSE. ATLANTIC CITY. it. WF. all year. Ocean front. Hot salt baths. Elevator. 0081-26t CHAS. EV. “LA FONTAINE.” KENTUCKY AVE. NEAR BEACH, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Fall terms. Open all the year. Steam heat. 029-2w Hotel Bristol, 8TH AVE. AND 42D ST., NEW YORK. (American Plan.) FINEST LOCATION IN NEW YORK CITY. A select home for permanent and transient guests. oc29-2m_ JOHN L. CHADWICK, Proprietor. DENTISTRY. Simplest and Safest —our method of extracting teeth. We make the operation as nearly agree- able as it is possible to be. When you have tooth troubles consult us. Pain- less extracting, 50 cents. Dr. Graham, 307 7th St. 4d The Natural Appearance Of our artificial teeth shows a point of su- perfority over all others, We make them of the finest materials, and our workmanship is above criticism. Price, $8 a set. EVANS DENTAL PARLORS, Ww. 124 NFIRMARY—DENTAL, DEPART- ment of Columbian University, 1825 H st. n.w. Upen da!ty from 1 until & p.m.’ All operations at cost of material used. Extracting free, oct-tf SCIENTIFIC DENTISTRY AT MODERATE PRICES What You Pay Doesn't matter so much ‘as what you get. If a saving In price was all we offered, we could not hope to mucceed. We don't want you to come to us because our prices are low. That is merely an Incldent, We ask for patronage solely on the ground that our work 1s of the highest grade. No matter where you go, or what you pay, you ean- not better it. Call and see our facilities; ‘twill cost nothing. Extracting, 25e.: with Zono or gas, SOc ; clean- ing, The.; sliver Gilines, 7 ina. $1.00; gold, according to size; solid gold crowns, 87.50, Very Best Teeth, $8.00. Sole owners of ZONO, for painless extracting without sl U. S. Dental Association, COR. 7TH AND D N.W. Baltimore office, 1 STORAGE. Store Your Trunks Of Summer Apparel, ete., ir our fire-proof ware house and make your apartments more comfortable. Trunks, chests and boxes of or- dinary size, 25 cents per month. AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST CO., 1140 15TH STREET N.W. 14a STORAGE—CARKIAGES OF ALL KINDS STORED at low prices 4. tl. GREGORY, 816 Fa ave aw. au} COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS. JOHN E. BEALL. JOHN E. MITCHELL. Commissioners of Deeds for every state and terri- tory. Notary Public, United States Commissioner, oc! Office, 1321 F st. (first floor), COMMISSSIONER OF DEEDS AND NOTARY PUB- lic for all states and territories a SPECIALTY K. H. EVANS, office (basement), 1321 Ks ways in office, office hours. JaT-tf MEDICAL. AFTER ALL OTHERS FAIL CONSULT THE OLD reliable specialist, Dr. Brothers, 906 B st. s.w.; 60 years’ experience in treatment of all diseases of men: consultation free and strictly conddential, 6e17-2m' FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—ON EASY TERMS— NORTH WEST. RB. L. GOODMAN, 603 18th st. FOR DEVIL’S FOOD. oci3-tt ONLY Dr. Godding’s Opinion of Alcohol Fooa. An address was delivered last evening be- fore the Temperance Society of the North Presbyterian Church by Dr. W. W. God- ding, superintendent of the Government Hospital for the Insane. He made a strong plea for the establishment in this city of an inebriate asylum, and spoke of the ef- forts he had made to induce Congress to take some action. He said that one of the burning questions of the day was the proper treatment of the inebriate. He referred to the mistake made by so many young men in supposing that alcohol is a food. When the evil which alcohol has wrought in the world is considered, said the lecturer, the conclusion is that if it is a nutriment then it Is fit only for devil's food. Referring to drunkenness as a disease, he said that it is a disease of which sin may have laid the foundation, but the pathological changes in the brain, the lecturer said, lies outside of the plane of moral accountability, and are in the nature of the wages of sin, rather than the sin itself. ——_ Ma Treatment of Women. At the men’s meeting yesterday afternoon at the Y. M. C. A. Hall Rev. Dr. McKim, the rector of Epiphany Church, delivéred a practical address on the subject of “Purity and Chivairy.” He condemned the double standard of morality that existed—loose for men and rigorous for women. He spoke of the extent of the social evil in this city and the number of women whose lives were blasted. The responsibility for this state of affairs, the speaker said, rested upon the male sex. He denied that from motives of health or any other motive there was a sufficient justification why men should de- base themselves. He pointed out the cor- rect ideal of life, which would be found in Jesus Christ. He urged that men should put an end to the Injustice to women, and expressed confidence that men, if they’ will, can cleanse the world of this awful blot. The Evils of Gambling. In the course of his sermon last evening at Foundry Church Rev. Dr. Brown, the pastor, spoke strongly of the evils of gam- bling. He expressed the opinion that the tendency of gambling, to alienate the heart, mind and soul from everything that built up character, was greater than that of drinking. It did its work quicker. The garbling habit, the preacher said, hardened the heart completely, made the person In- different and took him further from God. He condemned the idea that success was the result of luck, and he pointed out that, on the contrary, success was the product of labor and thought. Thomas Blannum, a young colored man, was arrested some days ago on a charge of cruelty to animals, and Judge Kimball sen- tenced him to the work house in default of fine. He was the driver of a brick cart, and while driving over the Long bridge the race horse “Larchmont” came in contact with his cart and was killed. Blannum’s em- ployer, Mr, Walker, ieceeded in getting Judge Kimball to grant a new trial, and the case was to have been tried today, but the unfortunate driver was unable to appear for trial because death had claimed him and called him before a higher court. He dropped dead in the work house yesterday, and the case js therefore ended. LATE SPORTING NEWS. Basket Ball League. The game of basket ball is being promoted, by its admirers and steps have beén taken to form a city league. A meeting will be held Wednesday evening at the Carroll In- stitute, to which the Columbia Athletig Club, the Y. M. C. A., the Washington Ath- letic Club, the Young Men's Catholle Club and the Washington Light Infantry have been invited to send representatives. The basket ball team from Carroll Instl+ tute will play a game with the Y. M. C. Ay of Baltimore on November 17 General Sporting Notes. At Dallas, Tex., Symboler, in a match with John Carpenter, mile heats, two in three, paced the first in 2.11, lowering the two-year-old record for the state, Joe Patchen won from Lena. Hill, in straight heats, in 2.15, and Ryland T. got the free- for-all in straight heats in 2.14 1-2. It has been practically decided to place Beard at guard on the Yale foot ball team in place of McCrea, as McCrea has been piaying very badly this year, and is not ecnsidered strong enough. The finish fight between Eugene Turner, cclored, of Boston and Jerry Haley of Cali- fornia, Saturday at Denver, resulted in Ture ners pale knocked out in the twenty-third round, The winning horses at St. Asaph’s track Saturday were McIntyre, Miss Dixie, Phoes bus, Wernberg, Owlet and Little Matt. The winners at Alexander Island were Absconder,Lyceum, The Clown, Longshanks and Pickaway. ‘The fifth annual field trials of the Nations al Beagle Club of America closed at Hempe stead, L. I. A pair of bookies tried to welch wit $2,740 of bettors’ money St. Asaph’, on were caught and the tickets were ‘The bowling matches of the local athletia clubs will begin Nov. 15. Foot Ball Accidents. Gleason of Cleveland broke his leg in the game at Cleveland between Oberlin College and Case School. In the last game between Amherst and the Crescent Athletic Club nearly every man was hurt. Three were so badly ine jured that they had to retire from the game, John P. Walker,right guard on the Wash- ington and Lee “scrub,” had his right broken near the wrist ine game of f College Foot Bal The results of the principal foot ball games of Saturday were as follows: At Washington—Kendall, 4; Baltimore City College, 0. At Annapolis—Naval Cadets, 10; Lehigh, 0. At Washington—University of North Care olina, 20; Georgetowa, 4. At Charlottesville, Va.—University of Virginia, 20; Rutgers, 4. At West Point—Military Cadets, 30; Union College, 0. At Hanover, N. H.—Dartmouth, 10; Wille jams, 0. At Providence—Yale, 12; Brown, 0, At Ithaca, N. ¥.—Cornell, 22; University, of Michigan, 0, At Lancaster, Pa.—Franklin and Mar- shall, 28; Carlisle Indian School, 18. At Cleveland, Ohio—Oberlin, 20; Case School, 6. At Brooklyn—Amherst, 6; Crescent, 0. At Camden, N. J.—University of Penn= sylvania, 30; Camden Athletic Club, 0. Road Records Allowed. The following records have been allowed by the Century Road Club of America: L. C. Wahl, 10 miles, 28.50, October 18, 1898, District of Columbia record. A. G. Harding, St. Louis to DeSota,, 47 miles, 3.33, May 13, 1894, course record, T. L. Bird, 10 miles, 25.28, May 80, 1804, Minnesota state record. W. L. Steimal, Buffalo, Leroy Century course, 6.35, June 12, 1804, course record, L. C. Wahl, 20 miles, 1.02.42, July 8, 1804, District of Columbia record. Cc. D. Cutting, Elgin, Aurora, Century —- 6.45.45, August 12, 18™, course reco! W, L. Steimal, 200 miles, 15.50.30, August 14, 1894, American record. A. Lejeal, 15 miles, 42.24, September 1, 184, Pennsylvania state record. Nat Butler, 15 miles, 41.25 16 ees 22, 1804, Massachusetts state T. T. Mack, 200 miles, 14.24.45, Septeme ber 27, 1594, American record. . Chess, Checkers dd Whist. ‘An interesting whist event takes place this evening. Capt. Whelan of the Baltl- more team will lead eight players from that city in a team match,.to be played in the Capital Bicycle Club rooms. The visite ing team is understood to be a strong one, The Capital Bicycle Club team will be com« posed, so far as the first four are concern. ed, of Wooten, Lowe, Bingham and Bare rick, as a matter of course. Probably the second four will be Fogg, Quackenbush, Safford and Harban. Dr. Walls will not Play with the Baltimore people, on account of prior engagements at the Washington Chess Club. Daring the past week the Capital Bicy: Club has entertained several visiting wi players, among them being Messrs. Fahne- stock and Smith of Philadelphia; Hill of the Hamilton Club and Duvall of Baltimore At the rooms of the Washington Chess Club, 612 12th street, a second exhibition of blindfold playing of checkers was given on Thursday evening last by Messrs. Mun- delle and McHardy. The games contested @ part of the match of six games to layed as agreed between these players without sight of board or men. The visit« checker players pronounced it a most extraordinary performance. The moves were called out quickly and accuratel; each player being represented at the by a second who reproduced and recorded the move. Fouf games were played in this manner, McHardy pear or I one, three games being drawn. As Mundelle was one gam ahead, this ties the score. It is noted these players now stand even, so far as Public contests are concerned, not only in — play, but in their match over the board. In the Libby cup chess tournament some interesting changes have occurred <eom | the weck. The most notable of these Capt. O’Farrell’s second victory over Mr. Wright, in a game full of fine situations and imirably conducted on both sides. The battle was watched with close atten- tion by the spectators, who, leaning ov the ropes which inclose the space reserv for match play, were eager to catch the changing positions, and frequently retired to reproduce and discuss them over as board. On Wednesday night Mr. Wrig! achieved an easy victory over Mr. F. Walker in a queen’ sie opening; Mr, Geddes won from Mr. Chase, and Mr. Han- na, after a close contest, scored another win in his game with Mr. Briggs, who played excellently. The situation in the championship tournament now is: Won, Lost. Drawn. B. P. Hanna. 6 ° Capt. O'Farrell. 5S 2 F. B. Walker. - 5 2 -4 8 2 - 8 8 eee 2 8 8 4 1 8 8 5 5 \ 2 5 1 Mr. Gwyer. — | 5 1 Tonight the players engaged will be Hanna agt. De Conin, Geddes agt. Chase, and Wright agt. Walker. In the correspondence games with Savan- nah the moves of the week have decidedly, improved Mr, Cooley's positions, The situa- tion is very interesting in these games, Mr, Cooley having conducted his forces with fine generalship and seems to have the enemy in a position in which disaster seems imminent. The champions of the Libby cup tourney, from a “long distance” point of view, O'Farrell and Martin. ‘Their game, begin- ning Monday evening at 8 o'clock, was not finished at midnight, and was continued Tuesday evening up to and including the 102d move. This is the longest match gam ever contested in Washington. Mr. Thos: Sykes of the Savannah club is expected in Washington this week. In re- turn, the Washington club has sent to Sa- vannah, for a brief stay, Mr. D. A. Usina, whose absence at this time is particularly regretted. pase ne eee : A Bicycle Accident. L. C. Wahl, the bicycle dealer, met with a serious accident on the Conduit road yes- terday. He was mounted on a racer ang was riding at a three-minute gait, wh the connecting bar of his machine sn: and threw him violently to the ground. jaw was broken by coming in contact with’ the handle bar and he was otherwise palog fully injured, :