Evening Star Newspaper, November 19, 1894, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1894—-TWELVE PAGES. FOR RENT—HOUSES. For RENT *t 19th, 14z, new, eat ay ae d 25th, “12: TIT 1th, Sd, 4e...$85) 1287 Pa ave, 2d foor.25 1420 N J ay,Grb,ami23.50) nolT-Bt THEO. A. HARDING, 1204 G st. FOR RENT—i04 D ST, SE—NEW HOUSE; 10 rooms; in excellent order; rent, $25.50; also 317 Missouri ave. n.w.; 11 rooms; m.j.; rent, $30.50. Apply SWORMSTEDT '& BILADLEY, rent. nol7-3t* v2 F st. nw. FOR RENT— 111 16th st. n.w., 8 rooms and bath, at $50. .00. 425 4th st. n.w.,'12 rooms and bat! 45.00. ROBERT I. F ING, Bt 1018 12¢} nw. FOR RENT—BY OSCAR W. WHITE. 030 F N.W. 236 Oak st, L D P,6r.$16 812 Elm, LD P, G21 9th st ne, Gr....15|1785 18th st ow, 8 2011 12th st uw, Or-.40 1926 6th st nw, 7r 3111 EI ave nw, 9r-.40 1322 Pla ave ne, Gr. 913 Sth st ne, Gr..2216/ 1603 19th st ow, Gr. pol it FOR RENT—UNFURNISHED. SSRs: 625.00 15th st near K 583.33 It st near 20th. lass av near 18th.$16.06 Vt av nrlowa Cir.125.00 Conn av or Du; . RI av wr ist nolT FOR RENT— | 1205 G ne, Gr. 130844 H nw, Sr f.$27.50)15 L nw, ‘Sr, 109 % sW, st&5r..23,%34 E se, 4r. 13084 1 nw, ar 1.22.50) 2134 Sth ‘nw, br. 3 1636 Vt ave uw, 6r.22.50) 904 6th se, 4r. 11.30 10l0 E sw, Gr,mi....20/ 322 EB se, 6 at 807 14th ow, 412 Ist nw, ‘Tr. ISLL Wiltberger’ nw, 4r-11 455 Maine av, 7i 1374 1 ne,st&6r 619 It T av 30 34 Fenton pl, 5 12th ne, 16) 420 Bland ow, 406 Wilson nw, ‘71.15.50 58 Pie CAYWOOD & GARRET? 18th st. nol7-3t* FOR RENT—100 1ST_N.E.,, 138. FUR 506 E Cap, 13r....870.00/ 111 B se, 10r, UG © ne, ‘I7r. 1 N © ave, 808 E Cap, or. S10 E se, 91 G14 12th ne, 5r.2° 2712.59 1352 B ne, Gr, col. 1 209 Warren’ ne, tir,cl.10-50, 147 G se, Sr, col. -10. Sta_r'r 628 ECap..12.50 Sta rr ii ath se, 2s ni7-at* WELFPLEY & WEEDON, 302 E.’ Cap. Prete FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. RAILROADS, FOR SALE—LOTS. + SALE—LOTS IN COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, Kenyon east of 14th, 50x156, $1.00 per ft. On Kenesaw east of 14th, 50x150, $1.00 per ft. Cor. 18th and Princeton, ‘100x150, §1-25 per ft. On Roanoke east of 14th, G0x150, $1.50 per ft. JOHN 'B. WIGHT, nol9-3t* 2306 14th st. nw. FORK SALE-—COLUMBIA_HEIGHTS— A LOT FOR $2,550. Between 13th and 14th; sewer, water and gas; worth $3,000; 3 clegant four-: ory hewwes, being built on adjoining lot. DAVID D. STON nlo-3t S04 and S06 F st F ni9-3t DAVID SALE—A CHOICE 25-FOOT-FRONT LOT ON orth side of Harvard Columbia Heights; ad- Joins corner of 14th. Price, $3,650. 3 ‘S04 and 806 F st. n.w. FOR RENT—THB COZY 10-ROOM HOt 507 O | FOR SALE—RARE CHANCE FOR SPECULATION— | FOR SALE—7 NEW BRICKS N.E.; NEAR LTIMORE AND OHIO BAT ‘dt mt.5 parlors, dining room and kifchea oo | one investment—Triangle on Vt. ave., with house] 6th and F; a.m.t.f4cella¥; lot 16x95 ‘to’ 10-foot eAhedl i effect November 18-10 3 %, yard woodshed. Apply {0 | and first-class business drug store; 'B wide lots, | alley; $3,200 each: $100 cash, balance to’ sult. Leave Washington fi station corner of New ‘610 beh st. oclStf | facing two streets; have to see to appreciate. | nol STURGES” & Moun, Goo F st. nw. | Jersey avenue abd atret. FOR RENT—030 MASS. AVE NW) Roos | PHOTOGRAPHER, ‘805 Penn, ave. ni2tt_ | son eae —— For Chicago and Northwest, Vestibuled Limited and bath room; §30. Inquire 926% La. ave. FOR SALE—A BEAUTIFUL, BRAND-NEW, SU- |" SPECIAL BULLETIN-JOHN F. WAGGAMAN, | “Yor Cinciunitl, oe, Louis cen Kimanapotis, Vesti- nod1m Peron batie B-story-and-cellat Porn Aian-brick and <i 700 14th st. (upstairs). buled Limited, 3:80 ‘p.n.; express, 12:04 ight, a RENT—FURNISHED—10 ROO! na-stone dwelling, rable n.w. 3 ye are now eom ally good bar- I 5 123 Sh POR, RENT. FURNISHED 10 BOOMS AND BATH; | south front; mear 14th st. cars: 12 rooms, bath | geins in houses oa easy tetms; aloo eometecellent | a.m Eitgbure and Cleveland, express daily, 11:30 A. B., Star office. 0c24-1m* and a.m. ft. by 145 ft. to a BOt. | cbroperty to exchange. Coseult us before you buy, | “For Lexington and St = alley; brick stable. Price only | Northwest—6 to 8 rocms. $2,800 to § 6, For Winchester and w Lage FoR RENT— $14,000; terms to ‘A genuine bargain. For | Northwest—9 to 12 rapms 7,000 to “12,000} For Luray, Natural ‘Br Ets’ om Bt fF $a Bt 28 Poa vena #150 | _nivrt “Wabllbhe if. ACKER, 704 14th st. mw. | “cated -« e 4 Dim. daly; sleeping cua tumor Oey Eo is anes 65 | FOR SALE—$1,000 LESS THAN COST—HAND. | Fine old mans! eg. Bait po: For Luray, 3:30 p.m. daily. 1784 Corcoran at., 12 rooms. 55 | some new fr.’ and tiled bath 20-ft. front house | Bosiness ory ag For Baltimore, i days, x4:20, 5:00, 1505 M at., 14 60] near Dupont Circle; good rear yard; house hand- prope! On new cahie’ line.) 0, x7:30, (8:00 45-minutes), 8 x93 gomely decorated and has never been occupted. | gontheast—Beautitul mew) e-story houses; 2 :00, 112:05, 12:16, x2:20, Price t 150; worth $8,500. pial: 7 45-1 28, 4 F x $0 Ee, "rooms: Dol ete SS STRSTR, ToT F st. nw. Slee Seal cash and easy ont Daye tha th Bund BS o0e BS xDD, PA ee ¢ pom, FOR SALE—$1,500 BACH—2 SIX-ROOM BRICKS, | _menis........ 2) 5,500 | IS tae gwundare, x42), x7 C5 with hrils, on 8d st. s.e.; terms, $100 cash, bal: | New 2story bricks; Pa. ave. Seat 383 FOR RENT— ance $15 a month. YIMPROVED. 5:05, 0:30, "8-08, 35. 2514 13th st. o.w.; Ir. and bath. It AVID D. STONE, 804 and 806 F st. n.w. ‘The big fortunes’ bave Bee: mete a ‘For’ Annapolis, "7710. 2516 18th st. 10r. and bath. a aca Eround while | 4.39", Annapolis, 7 am FOR) SALE—$1,000 LESS THAN COST—PRICE, | {t ts cheaj its—Washingtou's future wired by buyl $5,250. Reduced from $6,500. A beautiful new yak For Frederick, “bd m., b1:13, a4:30, fashionable suburb—wit! ‘over 2,000, FOR SALE—AT $5,800. See ay n19-Bt_ DAVID D, STONE, 804 and FOR SALE—LOT 45 FEET BY 200 WILL BE SOLD ‘ THE NORTH SIDE OF Columbia st. bet. 13th und 14th; 50x180; nearly on ‘grade, For Sale—$6,000 will buy a lot en 13th st. south of Kenesaw; 50150. large list before investing. F st. nw. by Mrs. Bennet on Thursday at 3:30 o'clock; sit- uated on the left of Brookland station, near’ Ma- gee's store. noly-3t* FOR S4LB—OOLUMBIA HEIGHTS LOTS. I have a number of lots for sale between 13th and 14th that belong to the original owners, who can afford to sell at a low price; no incumbrance. n17-2t_ DAVID D. ST 804 and 806 F st. y: pa) ci . inagre i 85:30 p.m. pea house, near the Capitol; 2 stories and cellar; 4] feet sold—several fine houses built and the build- | ®: ae ieee rooms on each floor; beautiful mantels; furnace; | ing of the great American University axsured in | F°F Higerstown, al ako S761 st. n.w.; 12r. and bath, a.m.1..$! lot 17x117 to 30-ft. alley. If you see it you| the near future—offers you this chance for in- For woyd and way pots ae sett ta RALLINGER, 142 Pot. UU aE te a oh bbe wat estment, or homes, ‘No\ property in the choice | , nf Gaithersburg and, way points, (46-00; a8.0 t ‘AVID D. N a st. DW. west sect ere vantages eleva- | O30 ined 200, a 335, % by 5 es Naw. ach, 50 Ne Eee en 28 | FOR EALE—€1,000 LESS THAN COST —#4,000 | {0R,, Aecensibility and natural, beauty, "Erica Fie SATE Junction and : Beat Q Bw, Norbu 00 S421 A at aw 18] win buy a beautiful new corner house on 6th} 23)'0,16 sents sn. ft-—terms within ee m., D110 p.m. Express treite leds} 21409 80th nw, 9rb,mi40.62| 8211 Grace st nw, Orb.12 4 bed rooms; large parlor, dining room | Excellent lots—25x100—northeast $300 to $400 cipal stations only, a4:30, 45:30 p.m. zy) 1428 334 nw, Deb, il.85.50) 2704 N st nw, 4rb...-11 Cabinet ‘Wantels; must be er INE “FOR "NEW" ¥ . 3429 B84 ov 3 Pa Excellent bargains in city lots’ for homes or in- LINE FOR “NEW YORK AND pl Big Ha 10 334 ee = ty vestment and a few choice small suburban tracts. PHILADELPHIA, 1364°82d st. u.w. ‘Tel. 005. — week dage, ants New York, Boston and the east, ‘nw. FOR SALE—1634 CONNECTICUT AVE. Qn ing Cat fo, eae pe. Dintug Car), = aa balsnce $12.50 ¢ month. A new 2-story and base: | desirable residence - 7:39 Dining Car), 3:00, (6:00 Dining Carp, 8:00, POR RENT OR UBASE 322.50 PER MO.; 1221 | ment brick; front of brown stone and brick; 6 fireproof stai Kondayd t:29 Coen, CAF chen at 16:00 olelo-k). paper: bath toon? Feat go Bo amet rr ce erat a a fa Car), 3:00, (8:00 Dh ning” Can), S00, (14:30 Slee mbing in order; ce D1 ON , FOR SALE—PRETTY FRAME HOUSE IN VERY | Car, open for passengers 10:00 p.m). tare and herdics to all parts of the dtp pass the | _1t LAVID D. STONE, S04 and 906 F st. nw. _ | FOU, SOhiion wortheast: 0 rooms: bute and modern | Isilfet Parlor Carson alt wey ie door; ‘cable cars to be completed Jan. 1; a charm: | FOR SALE—BUSINESS BROPERTY improveinents: lot 194x100 to wide pared alley. | For Atlantic City, 4:20 i en next” doot, ‘inquire of Swiere Mire | A2jy\ Wile “SATIMIESS TUT e6 KUONT: 30: | eckTS@ “LPSEMGARDTER, a3 15th at. ow. | abacept Sundar?” tpt 12s SAKA A. SPENCER, ‘Spencerian College oftice, PY, ALLEY IN REAL, MUST IE SOLD To ser. a <= a ed press tition, ony, onl. > ms A_ PARTNERSHIP; © OF THE FIN! “J v egage called fo a LOCATION THE CIT’ ‘OR AN APAKT- PIANOS AND ORGANS. residences: Uni 2 Trane orders left at FOR RENT 630 MASS AVE. N.W., 9 ROOMS AND ticket offices, 6 poi A eae MENT HOUSE: WOULD TAKE OTHER REAL ud F beae-1m besnis ESIATB AS PART PAY} KiB. CAMPBELL, —_ FOR RENT—AT A VERY LOW RENT To inst. | _1t DAVID D. sto: —— “at class tenant only—a pretty. 2stors, 6-room, bath v*RATLWAY and cellar bay-window brick; heated by furnace; (Wiedmont Air Line.) good location ‘n.e. L. STARGARDTER, E. Schedule in effect November 18, 1894. 090 oc ort Bes All trains arrive and leave. at Pennsylcania At Sacrifice Prices. Passenger Station, RaW, MODERN NOUBES, COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, | “trowmunne hina. we 2G BiB ANP ay veral Dark Case Up. | at Santee Dally—Local for Danville. Connects “OVERLOOKING CITY, HIGH AND HEALTHY. | fully decorated: ami; only $8500: $700 cash, Hele, Plane, bert, makes, that |and at Lonchbang nie Ey, Quy. except Sunday, a Rn AE ge Hig Ki wegen (frontiag = $40 per = for, 10, months oaly (of gach rear an be ly Mt at $50 to g100 aul wt © Norfolk and Western, + near isy as renting. ‘pply at once, Room less than regular prices to close ‘OL A.M.—Daily— ip wo, 4b street cable cars. “Open all Gay; "|| _Panvave. ‘nw. B1T-3t* Oat; Cush or time, "A tare chance | MAIL. carries [ullnan Ruliee teense sew ae | trie gas ties wk pay a, ng FOR SALE— for a few quick buyers. Also at) and Washington to Jucksonyille, uniting at. Char- grates; mantels andl thed Gath seems THIS HOUSE! nearly half price, four slightly used, $8] lotte with Pullman Sleeper for Augusta’ also. Pull. electric bells and speaking tubcs. Kent, $100 OF 12 BEAUTIFUL ROOMS. aud $10 per month. pro cage g York to Montgomery, with con- per month. Desirably ed line of rapid and A tion for New Orleans; connects at Atlanta with * “No. 2514 18th st.; 12 rooms, papered; electric | profitable growt city and view can Se 1ano X= man Sleeper for Birmingham, Als., Memphis, + gas light! ‘steam heat and open grates; bath, | Never be obscured; convenient to cars; nice stabl ‘Tenn., and Kansas City. electric bells and speaking tubes. Rent, $38.43 giving sunshine to every room; laundry, 4:45 Daily for Charlottesville and through per month. tionary tubs; hot-water heat. ' Location change ie " except Sunday. No. 2516 13th st.; 11 rooms, papered; steam most beautiful thoroughfare from 9 pee W YOuK AND FLORIDA heat and open grates; electric gas Iighting; elec- PHoke LINE LIMITED. Pullman Sleepers New tric bell and speaklug tubes: bath.” Rent, $15 I Pa Ave Pork and Washington to Augusta and ‘Tampa and per month. ALONZO O. BLISS, Owner, ° ° Double Drawing Room Compartment Car oc31-tf Ofiice, 85 B st. nw. B “a K to St. Augustine. First-class day coaches IF TT IS INC = A 00| $05 H. st ne,’ 6r, tore und warehouse. 8&9, G&H ne. 215 12th st., 3-stor 722 amd 26 alley b nl7-3t R. G. CAMPBELL, 517 100 |. O.W. FO RENT—FURMSHED—THAT CHOICE EST w. corner 16th and L sts. nix. | Terms permit to inspect apply to Z .. Lewis, 1416 'F st. nw. niB-7 For 620 K ST. ; ¢ROOM BRICK; mod. improvements; $15 a month; key at 612 K. F. W. TUCKER & BRO, 100 F st. ne. nl6-1m* ‘T—Is42 15TH . ., CORNER OF 9 rocms; modern’ tmprovements. 0. C. 303 7th st. nw. 16-10 COLUMBIA HEIGHTS—THAT ‘& house corner 1ith and elegantly finished; tiled bath room; natural wood mantels; only $65 per BRICE & LIPSCOMB, Giz 1ith st. -. Very cheap. . 0 colored tenant. . +$20. BRICE & LIPSCOMB,G12 Tith 6 HREE HANDSOME NEW 3-STORY ck building dwellings; 10 rooms and every improvement; just completed in the handsomest manner; situated the north side of De Sales st. between 17th st. and Conu. ave. mw. For terms and keys apply to 0. C. GREEN, 308 7th st. nw. ni6-10t FOk RENT-NEARLY NEW S-STORY, WAY.W! dow and cellar brick; ten ‘rooms; 712 10th si nw, 12rb,mi.$50.75) 205 K se, Trf,w 729 13th ‘se, 5. ‘and dwell 12.30) _ 1816-18 11 se,6rb,w-12. FOR COLORED. 1203 © sc, Grb, wa.$11.60 {1145 19th nw, Trf,w$15.50 nolest THOS, B. STAHL, 464 La. ave. POR KReNT—2101 K ST. 16 ROOMS; WELL located: southern exposu FOR RENT—HOUSES. MADE TO SUrr Apply te OWNER, ESTIBULIL ~ Superb Upright Pianos, FOR SALE—-25 FEET FRONT 0: FOR SALE—COLUMBIA HEIGH FOR SALE—TWO LOTS IN ALEXANDRIA, VA, ata bargain to. tumediate «cash purchaser. OWNER, Koom 4, 1505 Pa. av nol7-3t* FOR SALE—COLUMBIA HEI Ss, 1 EAD Manor, jots, on every street; some fine corners and. ane. +. OSCAR W. WHITE, 930 F st. n.w. byes: nol7-3t FOR SALE-CHEAPEST LOT ON 18TH ST., CO- Heights, near Dr. Hammond's, W: Me- Y 8 nolT-1m LOT, SOUTH, ON , Columbia Heights, Just the thing for 8 economical lots; can sell very low for few days. BRICE & LIPSCOMB, G12 14th st. n14-w,ndein3t POR SALE—A GREAT BARGAIN—TWO CORNER lots near Lincoln Park 3 back alley; “worth 35¢.; wi chaser for’ 28c. per foot; clear title. RANT, SAT 10th at. nw. sell to a quick pu BR. OC nol6-3t* HE NOI side of Harvard st., Columbia Heights; adjoins the corner of 14th; “at $3,654 n16-8t.DAVID D, STON! the north side” of Columbia st $5,600 each. FOR SALE—On Yale st. near 18th, at 8c. ft. 1G-3t DAVID D, STONE, 804 and 866 F st. now. i SALE—VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS; 25x110; fronting public park and Mars. ave. n.w, between 10th and llth sts improved by old frame dwellings; flue corne: Overy, 40x76%, 10th and M str. a.w., improv by dwellings un- der good rental. nol4-¢t ALBERT F, FOX, 920 F st. nw, POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. — STEAMER T. V. ARKOWSMITH, For Lower Potomac Kiver Landings, 200 p.m. near 14th 1411 30th nw.rb,mi35.62| 3324 Prospect ay ow, ate 3 DL “compose of | 8 Mondayand Wednesday at..... 2803 P nw, 12rb.imi.85.60| Trb, mi. 8 ae oe oe ate SS 8 Per Month Pullman Vestibuled | Sleepers Dinike “Care | On, Saturday” at. : 230 pam. FoR Sarl R F ROOMS AND $8.co Per Month. Pullman Sleepers New York to Asheville and Hot |, Returniug, agri q winery, 1 bath; we nish: large lot; near Stauton The Matcotm Love Plano Co, of New York have | Spriuss, N- C.. via Salisbury, New York to Mem- | ings, ond Sunday about 10 p.m. ©. W. RIDLEY, 3826 ect av D7, | 1302 SGth nw,6rd..19.50 | Park; rent, $30. Price, | $5,000. ee helt best’ upright. pianos for | PS Yit Birminzham and New’ York to New Orleaus 1 Manager. See schedule. sezs-tf CH FICHLING 2 BRO, | near” Haut Capitol; rent, $23 Price, ti.a00, "| introduction. werb iano ine ie Wesse Seven erte what Dining Car from | “Xew PALACH STEAMER HARRY RANDALL oc25-tf 1264 32d st. o.w.. 1406 G st. nw. For Sale—Fine 7-room' and bath brick house; | Nickel and G ton, Dolges’ XXX soundi ON” WASHING AND OHIO prt. | Eaves River, View wharf, ith street, Sundar, == : R st.; lor Price, $5,000. board suid patenc i raved ste s leave Washington 9:10 A.M. du a PE ty BL MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN RA. BROWN, 1423 Pa. ave. ressure bar, dou’ ple bridges, daily, except Sunday, and. 6:3 tndavs | Wherves as far down ‘cs Maddox ‘creek, includiag IN N & d am eS extra heavy i keyboard, ‘The case ts of burl for Kownd fii ar aliy for Herm. | Chapel Point und Colonial Beach. | Returning on MONEY, MONFY—SHORT-TIIE MONEY PRO-| With all modern improvements, for ouly Pansie’ ara kiisler Wile camrewetiy = week” Ur Sune (arrive at Was S24 AM, | Momiay Miodatioes Grpt-clase? "wrelebt received cnadl tee ox Teel aati etocks, local or | small. cash payment; rematader by th pvral ‘of Furia. Naturally, the plato: pesssecs Big ag Bh mg Hees Soeil ‘hour of sailing. ‘Telephone, 176s Panties only), certificates of deposit, loan ase z ¥ ch 4s of such elicacy and aces * “Agents, Alex. "Proprietor and Manager. Tion certificates and all clessce of bonds, not in| Fo, S4l eae cigs > moat alemuler, Angers, can. produ Agents, 0. 0. CARPENTER, ‘Agt default; no chattel trusts taken. esti ght i med nium, world's _$y26-tt Washington, D. ©. YERKES & BAKER, 17 Sun building. After Dec. 1 at 40, 42 and 44 Metzerott building. nlo-tr MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY REALTY; 5 AND 6 ber cent; Installment loans repayable monthly about weil Tor $550, and $8.00 per month. If you are contemplating buying “a strictly first-class plano, examine this one; it may save vou $175. CH & CO. 1817 Q st. A.W. For SALE—1123 T rooms and th best plumbi bai _App quue, and at 2 tion, i. W. A. TURK, $9" a $1,000, including principal and tn é HUGO Wo ‘ 7th st. mw., General Passenger Agent. terest; loans on life insu: plan where DEATH | FOR E VERA HANDSOME. er Fiano Agents, Ge cancels debt. Room 5, ave. nT. Qwellings within 3 squares of Dupon Pianos for vent. r Vices from $10,500 to $25,000. (% a GREAT SACKINTC wet Gram! Piano, used three months, Anqther Upright, not five ther Planes-at popular prices and W. H. SHOEMAKER & SON, MONEY AT 5 PER CENT TO LOAS ton on first mortgage; term of years; must amply secured; on improved _centrai property only: in amounts of $5,000 to $100,000, JE JACKSON & Co,, 711 Walnut st.,Phila.F jt OF TOWN MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST from $3,000 to $50,000; principals only. Sw? TYLER & RUTHERFORD, pS— HOUSE Just north of ; 9 rooms and’ bath and of parking and large ‘This house ean be Apply to be business old, $100 easy Lerms, Andian- e Car Harrisburg to Chicago, Cineiunatl, Cleveland and ‘Loiedo. Buffet Par aba. AM. FAST LINE—Pullman Buffet Par- lor Car to Harrisburg. Parlor and Dining Cars, modern improv ard to 12h bought for our e low price of $ BARR BARGAIN VERY HANDS@M - ; fone equal to chureh or- STEAMER “WAKEFIELD.” From 7th st. ferry wharf. On Monday, Wednesday and Saturday, at 7 a.m., for river landings, to Colonial Beach} thence to Wicomico river, Golton’s and Nomini ‘creek. On Saturday, all above landings and Leonardtown end St. Clement bay wharves. Returning on J, ‘Thursday and Sunday, (See schedule), $e25-t C.W. RIDLEY, Gen'l Manager. NOKFOLK AND WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO. DAILY LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON, D. ©, FORTRESS MONROE AND NORFOLK, VA. ‘The new an: powe: ful Iron Palace Steamers WASHINGTON AND NORFOLK. , Star office, nol7-3t oth and fect order; almost ne} “ of | Harrisburg to Tittsburg, naires [Berens Poacineinie Sees 2h anes cna ih om can; cont heeding money, sacrifice | 3:15 P.M. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS— ND. MUNEY TO LOAN ON LIFE INSURANCE POLL | FoR SALE—BY AUGUST D« for $55. M . 1BB0 Tith wt. newent6-3 Pullman’ Buffet paree Gar re Hove Tee | Leave Washington daily at 7 p.m. from foot of (les, collateral or other available security, at 10 posite Deaf Fs eet per oer EP AA ti and Dining Serer Gt to, Harrisburg. Sleep” | seh at. wharf, strive at’ Fortress Monroe at 6:30 per ‘cent per vnoum; also money loaned to army I-bullt reside Upright Piano. Cincinnati, Louisville and Chicago. a.m. next day. Arrive at Norfolk at 7:30 a.m., ard pavy oilicers. ATYWELL & STUBBLEFIELD, high ground ; so 9 WESTERN. EXPRISS Pullman Sleep- | Where ratiroad connections are made for all points you want the Mertz builuing, 1itb and F sts. nw. nold-lmo* MONEY TO LOAN— A terms just particulars—it is is emphatically the time to go and Harrisburg to Cleveland. leago. $7.00 Per Month Here's a chance: A’ @oable-veneered Mabogany ill may You wel pay northeast south and southwest. NORTH BOUND. Property, 08 Case Upright; 7 39 ortavi tiful finish Cart te Se. Leave Norfotk daily at 6:10 p.m. Leave Fortress ceo Te ovbe cand ree | Coes, Uoetebts 7. 3p orgavess benutital Sah fot Cinetinatt: LOM MM atunroe at ftOypan. Aveive ai Washington at PACIFIC EXPRESS—Pullman_ Sleep- carved pilasters: ittsburg. overstrung seale, and full tron frame; only $275; .pt $7, per month, Stool and cover goes with it.) HUGO WORCH & CO., 025 7th st. n.w. Sohme: piano agents. New upright pianos for wnt at) $4 per month, Hauli packing. no! Special Reduction in Pianos 3.000 500 at 6 per cent. We also have 5 per ceut money. No delay. THOS. G. Rochester 010-1m_ MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED CITY REAL estate at 5 and 6 per cent; no delay. LEIPOLD, For EW iments; 140 and 1344 EF 3th and 1th ne. lose i 6 Williamspe Niagara Falls dati, ¢ uturday, ping Cur Washingte chester. 10:40 P.M. for Erie, Canandaigua, Rochester and with RI, ‘ard to alley; . B 4 bane - _rent eLeap.Jaquire of OWN] 3K st.o20-tt | _mi0-tm Siw. cor. 13th and F st. ow. 1 Rosewood Upright, nearly=new. Was 3325, | Rufalo daily and Niagara Palle, dally. except FOR ReNT—1732 ISTHE ST; 5 MONEY TO LOAN AT S AND 6 PER CEN’ Peon canes : Now $17 intra, aad Suturdays ouly Washington to. i ee tubes; giied bath | tutor ‘and Gesrgetoen. GEO. W. LISEINS ooo | parlors; ining room apd kitehe A Mahogany Upright, full size. Worth $300. York tad the I fireplaces. Rent, $52.60, POND, 1310 F st. | _ 10th et. nw. at-im | {els furnace beat; best plu sow $180, Henk : i * from Baltimore, pl4-im MONEY IN SUMS TO SUIT AT VERY LOWEST WNER. 1 Rosewood 8-pedal New Upright. Worth $350. hia. week days. FOR RENT— terest on D.C. real estate security. FRANK T. poses yee ep ie oe gies ot a sete tone $ ee ous nt cel, : oe Grand Upright. . | Cae), 9:00, fund’ 22:00 (Din 1000 Mass. ave. ne.; 9 large rooms; hand- AWLINGS, Member Washington Stock Exchange, story ‘stabl 1 Rosewcod Cabinet Grand Upright. Worth $050.) (ry win, 12:15, S115, 4:20, 6:40, 10:00 aud 11: somely papered. Reduced to. -$32.50 929 E st. n.e., cor. 10th; 7 rooms; large cel- lar; heated by furnace. Only: + 82.50 210 Sth st. n.e.; $ rooms and bath... + 30.50 ‘Wiil ‘rent ‘to ALLEN W. MALLERY & CO., 624 F at. ni. ‘314 AND } $15.80. R.E. PAIRO,482 La.ave. 1011 4th st. n.w.; 4-room fram colored family. FOR RENT— COLUMBIA HEIG 1409 AND 1411 CHAPIN STREET; ‘Two modern brick residences; 9 rooms each. Rent reduced to $85 per month. THOMAS J. FISHER & CO., ni4-6t 1824 F st. nw. FOR RENT—ONLY TWO MORE OF THOSH FIND new houses on Ward place, formerly rented for ; now ; Bever occupied. a” bs MEYERS & ANDERSON, nl4-6t 1323 G st. nw. FOR RENT—FURNISHED HOUSH ON 16TH, north of Scott Circle; this house is one of the finest houses on the street, being built and fur- nished by the owner for himself; reason for leasing it, the owner is going to for two years. Address OWNER R., Star office. nol4-6t FOR RBNT—HOUSB, 212 5TH ST. NB; Ph brick, bay window! 8 rooms and ‘bath; furvace concreted cellar; a-m.1.; $30.00 ED RENT—HOUSE NO. 1341 with 10 fine rooms and all Corcoran st. n.W., modern coaveniences, and near car lines, will be reduced to good tenent to $42.50 per month. For keys apply to nol4-I1mo ‘THOS. G. HEN! EY & ce 1300 F 8 HOUSES— .W. Ors. and bath. mw. Sra. and bail pw. irs. and bath. ELLEKSON & nol3-2 FOR RENT—4STORY BRICK, 911 H ST. N.W.; 11 rooms; mod. conveniences; stable with two stells; suitable for a physician or business man; convenient to all street car lines and business ter. “Kiso 224 13th st. s.w.; 3-story frame; 13 rooms; latrobes and range gas. Apply to nl3-6t CHAS. C. DUNCANSON, 9ch & D sts. ow. hw. 1218 New ai2 THOS. W. FOR RENT—DESIRABLE Bi brick hevses; one in n.w. ; pair; splendid location; SIMMONS, 505 E p.w. For 1017 Law KOWN 8 1Sr&store.$75/ 104 7th ne, Gr 1111 H nw, 1r&ba..65| 1600 3d nw, 7r 1707 G nw, 13r..50.75| 610 N nw,” Gr. 206 3d ow, Yréesta 30.50) 903 6th nw, Br. HAS. W. HA nol0-1m 6r, mi 1228 Linden ne, 6r. rookland, Gr. wl Gras or FOR RENT— 805 ‘t,Eckington,amt ‘annum... +500 Lanier ave ui, ior. 5) 660 12th ne, Tr. z TRE McLACHLEN BEAL ES. AXD i t R KEN K lir, 2 baths..— 20 N ow, Y¥' av,1ir&b..——/ 210 5th ne, Sr&b. 2208 M nw, Srécel-45.50 1104 N Hi av, r&b. 1619 Corcoran. Sréi 152 D se, lor&ba. S 25-tf FOR REN 1401 Sist, 12r&b. .$40.50/ 512 Ist se, Tr&h... 1508 28th, 10r&b... 33.00/811 . Spruce, L D Pk, 605 Tt Lav, Or&h. 3250) Or & ba 28th *t,10r&b. 28.00 514 Ist se, podside, |510 Ist se, Gré&b. + 27.50 1105-7 Harvard Col Hts, Gr, w § Poplir,Gr (col). 12.59 L ne, dr, w... 9.30 DEEBLE, DAVIS & CO. __ocdi-te 1319 F st. nw, For RENT—fO -W., 10R., moderu imps., $30.50 no7-1m DR RENT_CHE ave., just above Q st., 9 rooms, $50. tive homes, in’ a st 84 neizhborhood. ocz5-1m HOS MAN, 917 F st. FOR RENT—A MOST ATTRACTIVE AND Di able house, with every conventeace: perfect or der; 2106 ft st. n.w.; 32 rooms, two bathe; low rent. TL. L. RUST, 60S 14th st. now. For keNT-1103 B ST. SE, a ccmfortabl brick; 6 rooms, L. STAnGAT 283m for with stable, Hinen and sity beautifully locate ply on presaises, 1315 N st. mow. 2805 Pa. ave. (Arlington Fire Ins. Co.'s office. $25 AND UPWARD LOANED ON FURNTIURE, anos in residence of storage; also policies, ware- receipts, interests in estates, Ist and 20 trust nofes or'cther securities. 1202 N. Cap. st. Now $250. 1 Knabe Square, rosewood case, $100. ‘These prices are for cash, with no exchange, or t slight advance. PFEIFFER & CO., 417 11TH ST. N.W., m. On.’ Sunday, ning Car), (ining Car, 7:20, 00 Gining Car) s.1 For sale2d near ¢ and cel.; 7rs. and b For rent—611 Fla, 1. Rent reduced. 505 Est. next day. ‘Tigkets on sale at 513, 619, 1351 and 1421 Penn- sylvania ave.. and 615 i5th ‘st. n.w. ‘Ask for tickets via new line. ‘Telephone 750. JNO, CALLAHAN, aplt-tt Gen. “Supt. DENTISTRY. Extracting, 50c., With our anti-pain meth- ods makes it almost agree- able. No sleep—ABSOLUTELY NO PAIN—no nausea, No fil effects on the vital organs. Dr. Graham, 307 7th St. n19-14d au30-3m' MONEY ALWAYS IN HAND TO LOAN IN SUMS and 3:15. p. For Baltimore, 6:25, 7: . 10:30, 14:00 and 1 Stieff Piano Agency. PIANO TUNING. 1 423 4th st. rooms _and bath; possession at once; on easy terms; $6,75 FRES DENTAL INFIRMARY—DENTAL DEPART- ment of Columbiac University, 1325 H st. nw. Open deity from 1 until 5 p.m.’ All operations at cost of material used. Extracting free. oct-tt to suit, on approved District real estate. ROBERT [. FLEMING, rr ed), ’ ALBERT. F. FOX, niTtodt 101s 12th EORGE J. BECKER, Professional Plano Tuner. | 3:15 ig eee eon ti ao pom von kun? oc26-1m 920 F st. nw. CR eS EP ee ie work, Highest references. Terms moderate. * f z 9:00, 8:05, 10:30, 1 FOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE—HOUSES IN ALL > eae pol 9:00, q MONEY TO LOAN—WE HAVE A FUND OF 85,000, | parts of the city. chores SBS 1G (4:00 Limited), 4:24 ‘which will loan on first-class business or resi- ud-1n W. McKINLAY, 986 F st. n.w. NE OF TE SPLENDID $430 8. 10:00, 10:40 and 1 dence at cent for 8 or 5 years; | —- 3 7 EPY oF 1 K OF il ‘oe, Grand Upright Piaves for only $1 other larger or smaller sums to loan at 6 and | FOR SALE—4 Ol person, Lpright, in perfect con- 6 per cent. WM. H. SAUNDERS & CO., z a bp eee eg diene ‘At GL. WILD'S BROS. & MONEY TO LOAN AT 5 AND 6 PER CENT, OM mant decorations first-class; t. parking; | “KRAKAUEK PIANOS," SWEET, POWER! ag nom approved real estate security; no delay. government res ‘ation; fine plumbing durable: the artist's choice: great bargains in Coast Line Express for BEISZELL & McLERAN, the best. These houses are built for home other well-known planes, KUU) TEMPLE OF and Tampa, se18 1008 F st. Will sell cheap to close up the deal. Apply to MUSIC, 1200 G. Tuning, repairing, storage. n3-3m AU. i mond and Richmond oniy, 1 Amises., am. OWNER, on pt a " for Qui ~ MONEY 10 LOAN—IN ANY SUMS DESIRED, nole-ste 5 ee What You Pay Doesn't matter so much as what saving in price was all we offered, we could not hope to succeed. us because our prices are low. incident... We ask for you get. If a We don't want you to come to ‘That is merely an pegs solely on the ground that our work is of the highest grade. No matter where you go, or what you pay, you can- pot better it. Call and see our facilities; "twill cost nothing. as i — - ico, AT 5 AND 6 PER CENT, FOK SALE—BY DIRECTION OF THE BOARD 01 reese = ie Extracting, 25c.; with Zono or 0c. clean- = ectors Lt xe vertise ales 3% pm, 3 ‘ ’ 75e.; silver. fillings, T5e.; platina, $1.00; gold, ON WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE directors 1 ain authorized to advertise for sealed IDEAL PIANOS. yy 8:40, 9:45, | 1mm 5 ™ e purchase of lots twenty-four bial 7 1 SCH- ) | according to size; solid gold crowns, $7. ALSO BUILDERS’ LOANS. Tap, twenty-five (20), twenty-six (26) aod twenty: ee ee, ee on ee ; 4:25, 9:00 | OS On ER, IVERS AND POND and the ESTEY in- WALTER H. ACKER, Be (27), square two hundred and 704 14TH ST. N. together With the improvements oe rer fe [psa — et . property is knowa as the Washington Hospital perfection of tone in ove of these makes, Alexa in for Wash aS | a a Voundiings, and is most desirably locates oo Stop in and try them and see which suits 8 nee one, Tone Sa st. between K and 8 sts. Proposals ed up to December 10, 1804, wien they will opened at noon at my office. ‘Terms of sale Will be one-third cash, balance to be secured on 13, a nday at "6:43, 7:20, 9:10 and 1 st corner of 18th st you best. While you're here ask “AEOLIAN” explained to you. most wouderful musical instrument of the AT LOWEST RATE OF INTEREST, ON REAL ESTATD IN THR DISTRICT. R. 0. HOLTZM, to have the It’s the Sole owners Best Teeth, $8.00. of ZONO, for painless extrac without sleep or dunger. age U. S: Dental Association, OR. 7TH AND D N.W, Baltimore office, 1 N. Charles Very st. COR. 10TH AN ag the property. nents to bear 6 per amd at. the station, = . 7 , meee eae: oe cent interest. rectors reserve Ue age. Any one can play it. Tr streets, ‘ean be left for the cheek. | STEAM CARPET CLEANIN Me eS eee ee bias. We also have the exclusive agency for | Ink of nation from hotels und - - - ; ALLEN W. MALLERY & Cd Phones ent ieee z R, Agent, 1418 F bo the famous ESTEY ORGAN—the only or- 3. R. woop, A ee ON eee aull-t? 624 F st. nw. | FOR : a ehonr ie at poe, er gan that's ever considered by musical ral Manager. General Passenger Agent. Carpets mada noth proof free of chai M IF YOU WANT TO BORROW. LOAN, BUY on ath, cellar; pepere deep — - Works, 1108 ava STO ‘owe? Telepume, SOL ai yen a ade and CHESAPEAKE AND QHIO RAILWAY, eet ‘M. NEWMYER. Manager. money. J. ny, . Schedule in effect May 13, 1804. ae eubhinsne tence: Ceti es e Tie ‘ Sei Train Tave daily from: Union Matton (B. and = aaj gangeacacmst - MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED CITY PEAT. ALE HIGH-CLASS RESIDENCE 28d_| P.), 6th and B sts. MANICURE & HAIRDRESSING ‘Through the grandest scenery in America, with estate at & per cont Interest. Special privileces the handsomest and tnost complete solid traln serv- FOR SaLB— Laree amounts 3—"Corner”? 16th st, above Scott ¢ MRS. SMITH BEAUTIFIES THE HANDS, FER, with respect to prior narments. 000 Ws here offer you a chance seldom pecialty. TYLER & ets 1,017—16ta st. below Scott Circle, 5.500 | offered in ® piano bargain: A double-veneered | ice west from oped Senctnonti B0c. Miss Wyles is the hal r. Charge a8 307 F st. n.t. 1300 JT and 1th, horth side 14.000 | mahogany-case upright, seat to us asm sample, Pe Tetaaen OOny Buutpnet in Be: and) up, Separate private par Tel 7 Ww. ed information of the above | and gua;nnteed for seven years; price, $258; $10 | Spe coe ,, ~ Sy Flee | PALAIS ROYAL G and 11th ste. WARRINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN 00-610 F XW. | and a large number of other CHOICE BARGAINS, | ash aud $7 occ mouth. Tf you want & snap bar. | tHe-lighted Steam-heated ‘Train.’ Pullman's finest | _TAMAIS BOSAL ae amail. on frniture, panos, horscs, wagons, etc.,| aM range of prices, call on in call at once, HUGO WORCH & CO., 925 | sleeping cars Washington to Cincinnati, Indianapo- FE . ee ee fe. pubticty B.C. BAUMGRAS, st. Schmci “plano agents. Pianos moved, | lis and. St; Louls yithout change. Dining Car AN INFANT PHENOMENON. ot ‘g 012) 4 st. nf rom ‘ast a vive Ct e ‘a.m. ‘Any business with ns strictly confidentin!. and 9, (nol2) 1410 G st. (nr, Rizk: ed end shippe nos for rent 27 | Thdlanapolts, 11:43. a.m, and Chicago, 8:30 p. ‘can get the money the day rou ask for ft. *Toane ean he paid tn part or in fall at anv St. Louls, FOR SALE—$3,000 WIL oT cs FINE TONE; STERLIN B ORGAD 55 p.m. 8 DAILY.—The famous “F. F. V. Lim. time to suit the ronvenlence of the borrower, and | room brick; amt; make; reduced from $100 to $735 $5 cash; RGES & MOORD month, Ht WORCH 925 7th vestibuled train, with dining ‘ca $0, Part, paid redces, the cost, af caresing the | _ store. S20 an a "Senos {OF rent cel0-tt | sod Pullman sleepers for Cincinnati, Leningtos and in pronortion to the amount Joan WVASTINGTON MORTGAGE |ALE-NEW 14-ROOM BRICK, COR, MASS Louleville, without change. Pullman Sleeper. to Boa co.. a1 3 ave. and Ist st. ne.; double front; well built; Virginia Hot Springs, week days, arriving 7:50 Cnactond 610 F st | ‘ide parking; will exchange for smaller houses a.m Observation ear from Hinton, "Arrives Cln- MONEY TO LOAN ON REAT. FSTATE OR FTRST- | jn city or country. STURGES & MUORE, 606 F cinnatl, m.-;, Lexington, p.m.; Louise class security at lowest rates of interest; no de | gry. nolo ville, 9:40 11:15 p.m.; Chicago, Iny where the security te goad. Booch ee —_— e 7:80" a. 7130 a.m.; connects in apie O._0. ‘GREEN, 908 Teh st. 2.w._ | FOR SALE-NEW 9-ROOM BRICK ON RIGGS 5: anos. Upton de ee SEA pk — ts. ; a.m.t.; he y oe mt NDAY,—For nt MONEY TO LOAN AT 5 AND @ PER CENT on | Wet, 1StH and sot se Om iunGES & Moo Gnequaled tn Tor. ‘Couch, Workmanship ap@ | cme rt and Norfolk. Only rail line. approved District real estate: no delars. 06 F'st. nw. ‘nolo Durability. 2:25 P.M, DAILY.—Express for Gordons: M. M. PARKER, ~ Please for Beat. Charlottesville, W: boro’, Staunton and pri Virginia point! except Bunday, ter Hite mond. ‘Puliman locations and tickets at company's of- fices, 613 and 1421 Pennsylvania avenue, H. W. FULL General Passenger Agent. mho 1418 F st. | FOR S\LE—NEW HOUSES; LOW PRICES; EAS ; Micely arranged; fine finish; 10r. MONEY TO LOAN IN ANY SUMS DESIRED. AT LOWFST RATES OF INTEREST, ‘ON WASHINGTON REAL FSTATE. No delay tn closing traneactiona. THOS. J. FISHER & CO. ap25-tf 1824 F a Second-hand Pianos at_ Bargains. HOTELS. THE CLARENDON, COR. 14TH AND Hi ST. N.W., Bow open for rijanent’ and transient guests. _ LADIES’ GOODS. 'S occupane 1 baths; every convenience and comfort; a delight- ful home; in the best resident section; at a sac- cmane 20 teak. ax 0 SGh Vile betar w (21Ub HR ste wee Heke RUST, 608 14th American, and uropean, ‘terme moderate, Mrs : LONDON AND proved District real estate. Also Installment ee a Ueite the patronage of Washingtoa edie Joans wade. F. H. SMITH & SONS, Se eee ck houses. cppralte Feanktin Park; | WHLLARD'S HOTEL, — tsd, costuines made in the Istest ‘atsle ute apld 1418 F st. ow. 72 it. ii inches on 1 st. by 144 ft-: stables on Pa. aves! and duced rates, ___BolO-Rwe. rear jot. Apply to Dr. D. M. OGDEN, Executor, | _ 6e22 YOUR CHILDREN CAN MAKE BEAUTIFUL MONEY To Le IN SUMS TO SUIT ON REAL x. nw, _ Otter want ni-lin® Christmas ornaments with materials for dds, fairies, cornucopias, fancy boxes, tree ornaments, paper flowers, &.” Japanese goods, joys, fanc: Paper, favors, doils, scrap book pictures, gol GOULD'S, 421 9th. oc27-1m* EBBIT® HOUSE. WASHINGTON, D. 0. OR RENT FOR A TERM OF YEARS— ‘The magnificen: residence, 1710 curity in the District of Columbia; no charges moderate, WASH'N’ DANENHOWER, estate dela: w Hawpshire ave. near Dupont Circle, four stores and buse- apls-tt Cor. 18th and G sts. nw. ment, marble front, elegantly carved, and large | _ TEE palate te handsomely finished’ stable; elaborate’ hot. water | a a FINE BLACK AND WHITE LACES DONE UP IN MONEY TO LOAN heating plant, electric lights and electric. gas - ATTORNEYS. first-class Parisian style; white and satin lighting throughout; about twenty (20) large dresses, laces and lace curtains a = Cai Mme. VIBOUD'S. sue. Baby Poehler Reads German an Latin at Two Years Old. From a German Exchange. ‘The most wonderful case on record is that of the little son of a butcher and wife named Poehler, in Braunschweig. > A few weeks ago the mother took the baby, which is only twenty-one months old, to Dr. Berkhan for examination, telling the doctor that the child could read everything at sight. his mother's assertion correct was to pick up. the doctor's books and read from them correctly, as he turned page after page. ‘The doctor and several colleagues examined the child and found that his development, both physical aside from @ phenomenal amount of mem- ory impressions, which enabled him to read German and Latin print and script and also numbers composed of two figures. the age of fifteen months the child mani- fested unusual interest in all signboards and bill posters, the show windows of book stores, ete., and demanded an explanation for everything it saw in this line. the same at home with the books and news- papers it found about the house. way the babe absorbed an encrmous amount The first thing the boy did to prove and mental, was normal, At it was In this ON rooms; three elegant bath rooms, two large pan- | 4, GOODRICH, LAW . ices ‘reasonable. = i, three : ¥ 5 YER, 124 DEARBON ST.,| prices iy res of words, letter § FURNITURB. PIANOS, HORSES, &0., tries, laundry, coal storage, conservatory an ‘cnfeago. Established 1504. " Business legal abd | cessor to Mme. Valmont, old stand, 713 11th st. gS Se che erent pec Many. goo 1 observatory, two porches, vaults, &c.; hardwood | quiet. Branches and facilities in other states. n3-1m: * Without :emoval from your possession. finish on every flour and the finest material of AIT y KIN GARMEN REDYED parents, the child pointed to the name of Low rates: easy terms; no publicity; loans | every description; built by day's work by. the | Seem Se eee coin rs, Coat eae NY | “Otto” in a newspaper which he snatched = : finest mechanics obtainable, and it is undoubtedly ‘THH MISSES CUNNINGH. from his father's hand. From that time on mate the day vou apply for them. Please call op * paired. i OB ence ge aah baa romana ong se4-30 1408 Sth st. nw., near N st, | he read nearly everything that came under CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE CO., Washington city; this bouse has never been oc- 3 Se ees ns Pe evGaT Ae Boon da Im sen a: ite oF ‘ace ek Wak acon) aks mors cupied. For further particulars, apply at’ 611 ZNTON AND CAROLINE LERCH, 826 12TH AND Ri oat “cima temas the be piste . 7th st. n.w., EDWIN A. NEWMAN, Owner. 126-1208 I st. nw. French dyeing and cleaning | D¢WSDaDer any 0 s the boy oc31-3m FOR SALB—AT A SACRIFICE—A COMFORTABLE of every description; evening and party dresses made a specialty. Our patronage extends into FOR RENT—PIANOS. * BROOM BRICK HOUSE, VERY NICELY. LO- ALL KINDS STORED | son RENTS GATED NORTHWEST: "NICE LOT: GOOD eT thaw prices AOR GREGORY, B10 Pa, are Viedlneneallh neem sree! 3 Upright Pianos OWNER $8,000; MUST HAVE MONEY | &™: 7 ees FOR SALE—HOUSES. foe! Win; fsgund, “BataNes “One ND’ Sao UNDERTAKERS. = : $4 Per Month. YEARS. ADDRESS BOX 64, STAR OFFICE. d Fol SALE—ON EASy TERN _ G. Smith, Bradbury Pianos, 1225 Pa. ave. niz-at | _se27-3m ies Ww. 1734 Corcoran st. pe Bae eae FoR SACE_BEAUTIFCE NEW RUFF BRICK . R. Speare, 2h st at 7 house, ‘corner st. and Columbia road; ele- MEDICAL. FREI uted owns Ulevine algal wl Undertaker & Embalmer, up pst = — Ne ; eisy terms, CE MB, < son. OTHERS INVIGORATING CORD! a eg 940 F Street Northwest. an DE. BROTH Ee re ayimulant and, Toole, Gf otf | _2olew.samst ase Eversthing stctly first-class amd on the most NORTHEAST, Yomedles for Nervous Debility, Neuralgia, | POR SALE—TUE BEST VALUE FOR THE MONEY ne call, 340. Jal-te 5-51 Acker st. sous Exhaustion, Paralysis and that class of | im tke northwest; near Washington Circle and N. = 411 'B st. YS fio vere "weak, miserable, lethargic, | MH. ave.; 0 rooms, 3 on each floor; cellar and large eos Ket, vk of ambition and zest there 1s no rem: rr well built and attractive; lange lot to 90- | FURNISHING UADENTAKER AND. EMBALATER Linden st. ual to this cordial. It has been in use for | ft. alley: 2212 M at. o.w.; Key at 2210. H. 1. 1234. NEW YORK AVE. N.W. & J, goopuan, ity years in this city, 006 B s.w. mit-lm* | RUST, O08 14th st, mw. au20-tt" | Telephone 296 o028-te at ocis-tf grows restless and nervous until handed to him, When riding in a street car he sends up a disappointed howl if his eyes do not discover the usual street car advertisements and placards. This yearning for printed things is phy- siological without explanation, and medical history has not a similar case on record, except that of Dase, the famous mathema- ticlan, who gave evidence of his phenome- nal talent in early years. But this was all he ever knew. The question is asked by the scientists who have examined little Otto whether he will develop in other directions as strikingly as he has in this. Fortunately the parents have no intention of exhibiting their wonderful offspring for money, and the case is watched by the medical fraternity with unabated interest. WHAT IS IN A NAME Origin of Patronymics in the English -- Language. Location of a House, The Kind of Labor One Performed, Official Duties Responsible. In an article on the origin of famSy names a writer in the New York Adver- tiser says that a very large class of respect- able names Has arisen from ‘he practice of appending to the individu:] name an addi- tional designation indicating the residence. When the man came from a town or city was John of Bolton, or Thomas @ York, names easily adopted to family use, but when he was a mere villager and was called Jack or Tom in common with a seore more of the same vicinity, it was an easy matter to individualize him by indicating his local habitation, with, reference to some well- known object or feature of the village. In the old English rolls instances of this kind ere extremely numerous. His house by the brook gave Thomas at Erook 2 name his family still bears; the Atwaters, Bywaters, Waters, Ponds, Wells, Atwells ard others had a similar origin. The Woods and Atwoods once lived by the forest, while the Lees, Leighs, and probably also the Lays, had ‘their home near the common or village.pasture. The Boroughs were once only plain vil- lagers, with nothing else to distinguish them, but the Ridges, Fields,*Cliffs, Hills, Gates, Oaks, Noakes, Ashes, Orchards and others were more fortunate, having a home so located that the original possessors of these names were differentiated. from their neighbors by virtue of residence. From a House's Location. Even the location of a house in‘a village was sometimes enough to win a> name for the occupant; if it was near the place of worship, he became Robert the Churcher, or Robert Church; if near the pump, the Pumper, or Wellman, or even Weller; if by the bridge, he was known as Bridger, Bridgeman, or Bridges. A house at ted of town gave the name Townsend: near the stile gave Styler or Styles; on a particular b petro Nagen wcingael Streeter, Lane or ner; by the lage cross, ve Cross, Crosser, Crossman. = i Illustrations of this kind are almost in- numerable, however, as anyone can see who will for himself scan a directory and observe how numerous ‘are the Groves, Lands, Homes, Knowls, Combes, Heaths, Crofts and others, whose names arose from places of residence. ; ~ Grea: numbers of family names have their origin in an ofhce held by the origina’ possessor of the cognomen and transmitted to his descendants as of right. It t# quite possible, for instance, that the Dukes, Counts, Barons, Marquises and other such names have been regularly transmitted from father to son from a time when the original was really a man of rank, but it is more likely thut the Kings, Princes, Popes and some others were originally attendants on these exalted personages, and so were known as connected with them, thus ac- quiring the names, while in some cases the names were probably bestowed in ridicule, and in others they, perhaps arose from the pageants encouraged by the church at certain seasons, in which the villagers: played the parts of royal, priestly or noble characters. To trace some of these official names is no slight matter, but others offer aot: seeation: ee e Judges and Ju of the present day have no evie in ascertaining” the original of their names, but for the original Corner we must go back to the crowner or cor- oner, or official who exercised many other functions besides that of inquiring into the circumstances attending a violent death. The Sergeants of the present had ancestors who were probably not military men, but sergeants at the bar, and the fathers of the = and Biddles were the beadles of the Holders of Office. The Creers were originally the criers of the towns; the Trompours were the trum- peters; the Meyers, Burgesses, Councellors and Counsellmans were in one way or another connected with village or municipal government. The Cleavers were not at first butchers, but clavigers, or Key bearers to the city government, while the Vicars, -Par- sons, Priests, Chaplains, Clerks and Clarks, Secretans, Sextons, Priors, Cagons, Monks, Aumoners and a few others no doubt had a family beginning in the church, .and/in the Wandering pilgrims, or pelerins, as the French called them, are found the originals of our Pelerins, Palmers and some others. The labors of the farm and the various duties of country life have materially in- creased our stock of family names. The Thatchers, Thackers and Thackerays re- call the days when a man was employed to gover the houses with straw, while the Helers were of the same origin, hele meaning simply to cover, and the Hellers, Helliers and Hellmens have no better an- cestry than, the Thatchers, Connected With Building. The first Tyler undoubtedly covered roofs with tiles, and the Shinglers performed the same office with small boards. The Limers prepared the lime, and the Dawbers, orig: inally Daubers, laid the bricks or stones end daubed them with mud cr mortar, The Cotmans and Cotters were at first peasants; 80 were the Crofts and Crofters. The Boarders and Boardmans were also peasants, but such as were compelled to find the wherewithal tc supply the table of the nobleman who owned, them. The Swains at first kept hogs; the Hinds looked after cattle. The Tillmans were plowmen, the Mowers cut the grass and the Dickers, Dickmans and Dykers looked after the ditches. The Hedges and Hedgers testify to the antiquity of the hedge as a defense against depredating animals, and the Maries, Marlers, Clays, Clayers and Chalk: ers bear witness to the substances used as fertilizers. The Gardiners do not need to have their name explained, but the Viners were no other than cultivators of the vines, and the Dressers may have belonged to the same connection. The Hackers and Hackmans tcok their names, not from carriage drivers, but -from woodchoppers, while the Stod- dards recall the stot or bullock herd, and the Yeatherd or Yeatmans and the Cowerds are branches of the same occupation. The Miilers need not be told of the pro- fession exercised by their ancestry, but it will surprise some to know that the Boul- ters, Riddlers, Sivers, Fanners, Shovellers and Showlers all had ancestors who in one ime or another were connected with the manufacture of flour. — +++ ELECTRIC HOUSE FOUNTAIN. Worked by Electricity It Can Be Car- ried From Room to Room. An electrically operated fountain, de- signed as an ornament to a drawing room, and brought out in Saxony, Germany, ts something of a novelty in the United States, but the combination is a perfectly practical one, and, being self-coatained, can be readily removed from place to place, adding distinction to various parts of the house, if desired. ‘This ornament consists of a tastefully decorated flower stand, with a smalj aqua- rium and a spouting jet of water. Under the level of the plants and flowers is a square zinc tray, containing an electric motor attached to a small pressure pump, The zinc tray also acts as a reservoir for water, and the pump, operated by the motor, keeps a constant circulation through the aquarium and fountain above. Cur- | sent for the motor 1s obtained from a pow erful battery cell placed on @ separate shelf beneath the zinc tray. The battery used is new, and, its con- struction is not without interest. It con- sists of a brass cylinder, taking the place of the ordinary battery jar, and an Inside brass cylinder, the latter being perforated, to promote the action of the battery fluid. ‘A porous cup with a zine pole Is. placed within the inside cylinder. The space be- tween the two brass cylinders is filled with bluestone (sulphate of copper) and the space between the inner cylinder and the porous cup is filled with a concentrated solution of sulphate of copper. Inside the porous cup, surrounding the zinc, is a strong, solution of rock ealt. This battery is sald to be very effective, but when not in use the porous cup must be removed, —— Many New Features of Inte At pure food show th week.-—Adv' pen ment Ripans for constipation. Druggists, H0c— Advertisement.