Evening Star Newspaper, November 26, 1894, Page 5

FOR RENT—HOUSES. THE EVENING STAR, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1894—-TWELVE PAGES. FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR RENT—BY A. S$. CAYWOOD, 993 9TH 1234 Mass av nw,mi, — /1113 Sth’ nw, ‘$191.04/1219 D sw, Tr 75.00 1634 Saperive nw,Sr-13. ar. 67.69 12t 7th me, Se...+- -15.00 2525 M nw, Or 1422 Sad w 231 2d pw, = wo 723 Irvin nw,tni,vr.25. Cor 9&1 ww 18.00, Hartford st 60| land, Gr, .00 806 nw, irnished rooms, SPORES. 920 Whitney av nw#35.00) 2120 Sth st_nw. STABLES. 1226 15, nw,stS&shop$12.40 Rear 349 Wileon nw.$4.00 Re 3 15th mw.10.09 Rear 215 4% mw. -S1S3, 1918 914 nw, Gr. .12.50 10 B st ne, Lir. -- 65, 130 Union st, 6r. 8 B st ne, <60) 1754 M, Urb. 813 G st uw, 10r. 61 M4 N IL ave, Sr... .30 206 Del ave. fur. ”:\43 1712 Oregon ave, 12r-63 we TYLER & RUTHE! i307 F st. 15.1 nw, Sr, Ist f..14 00 2134 Sth mw, Sr. .12.00 834 Ese, 4r......11.00 ISit With’ nw.4r-11.00 10.38 . Gr. 1b.40/ 420 Biand al. 4 ave, Tr. 18.2% 473 Armory st,4r. H ne, sid. ..17.50/ 1108 Halt st et CAYWOOD & GARRETT, 13th st. & FOR RENT-Gil FLA. AVE. N.W., 12 ROOMS; mi; rent reduced. “WEBB & LOTTE) 3 505 EB hw. FOR RENT—1615 21ST ST. N.W.; TO AN IM- mediate tenant will rent per mo.; re- duced from $80; beautifully fin! all modern improved 10-room dwelling. 1322 8 st. n.w.; in perfect order; it large to alley; rooms; hath, ceilar and good back ya only 340 per mo. 1437 Corcoran et. n.w.; 8 rooms; all mod. imp. ; $35 per mo. 1811 9th st. n.w.; 8 rooms; all mod. imp.; only $25.50. 510 I st. n.w.; 7 rooms; wa- fer, gan: only $16.35. Small houses ranging from £10 to $22.50 in all sections of the city. n23-8t* CLARENCE F. NORMENT,6th & La.ave. FOW RENT—UNFURNISHED. 26 Iowa ‘circle. ...$125.00 1616 Q st. with sta.35.00 +116.66 410 awl 412 7th se-18.50 1100.00 1700" & 1710 4th st:17.00 78.00) 525 16.00 (62.50) 527 16.00 60.00} 633 50.00, 535 1826 9th et. 50.001 400 1417 20th st. so 419 1421 20th “st. 221 1145.00) at Bi e 8 a Be sha 00 066.66, 1" st 09 - .. 625.00 15th st near K-...150.00 WI and Conn aves.583.33 Ni st near 20th. --125 09 Mass av near 18th.$16.66 Vt av nrlowa Cir. 125.00 Coun av ur DupCir-233:3| 19th st near R....100.00 RT av n'r 18th .300.00 L st near 14th. ....100.00 16th and Corcoran..300.00, st near 14th :.:.80.00 18th and M sts....300.00 ¥ st wear 8d. .....75.00 AK st pear 16th. * 1-250. & BROWN, 1406 G st. ‘n.w. N.W., CORNER OF . Co nolT DLW. HANDSOME NEW 8-STORY and tack building dwellings; 10 rooms and every improvement; just completed in the handsomest manner; situated on the north side of De Sales St. between 17th st. terms st. a. FOR RENT—REDUCED RENT—HOUSE NO. 1341 Corcoran st. n.w., with 10 fino rooms and all moderna couventences, and near car lines, will be reduced to good tenant to $42.50 per month. For to THOS. G. HEN! 5 1900 F si 042 NY ave nw, 12r..50 1205 RT 1712 Lith ow aw, 1504 S st ow, Or. 1748 Corcoran nw, 1028 Vt av nw, 18r. 1723 RI av uw, 17 1401 I st nw, 18r. 166.67 239 Vt av mw, Lir. .130 ont circle, 13r. 150 av ow, Hr. 3581 G at nw, Ir 26 19th st nw, tr. Road Lith st ow. dr. .45 4 th ow, tor. 1708 M st ow, 8r. 65 T nw, sr.. | 1119 10th G 1212 K st nw, 12 1432 Binney Frat Pr 1436 'N st nw, ‘12r. 1336 19th st ow, 1 600 Md av ne, 16. 109 Chapin av, oe. apin st ow, Or BOIL T st mw, 14r.:.-100/ 1411 Chapin st nvr 1527 RT av nw, 10r.83.33) 1418 33d st nw, 1 1413 L nw,st&divg. ($3.83) 2408 14th st oi 1710 N st nw, Or... 83.43 802 TH st nw, dr. 1121 T st ow, 147-783-338 1514 L nw, “t0r. 733 7th st ow (store 1411 Stoughton, or. 41 fod dwelling}. = 88.33) 1005 9th aw. "Ore. 38 Sth st ow, st& | 12 6th ow, Or. .35.: dwg, 10r. 93) 1916 15th st ‘nw, Sr. 623 E 8406 U st nw, iar | = S st ow, 11. G16 Fst nw, 23r. 1213 Pa av’ nw, 1014 4th st nw, Sr. 1209 11th ow, Sr. 1346 Wallach st nm 1626 29th st nw, 9r...25 | 1106 14th st nw, 2r.. 135 1524 29th st nw, Or. 712 13th st aw, 12 4109 ‘Columbia, “gr, 2023 Hillyer pl, 10r. ts, 30th 1217 L st nw, i2r..60.50| and M, or... é 83 T st uw, 13r......65) 1407 Columbia “aw. 6r. 1107 Mass av nw, 10r.60 720 17th st nw,flat,4r. 2012 Hillyer pl, ‘10r. 60 54 € st nw, 10r. SOG,17th nw (Hat), 4r€b65 1305 EB aw (dat), 3 Bid Gti st ‘nw, 123-5 D aw, isisistetsis ike 1513 Q st nw, 10r....65, 720 17th owe fat, 405 11th st_ nw, 2r... 165) 422 Sth st ne, Ze. 1736 P st nw, ‘12r.7. 65) 426 Sth ne, Gr 1913 2oth st nw, 1 ) 424 Sth ne, Gr: 116 M st nw, Sr....260) 1125 Sth st ne, 1 O nv, OF. 60 226 Ist st 2024 Hillyer a 60) 228 Ist st 1815 13th st ow, 12r -60 1027 Both st mw, ‘I2r...60| 212 Ist st sw, s819 U x 20) 260 ISTT 14th nw,r'r 5r.13.30 [60,1819 14th nw, Sr. .18.30 .60 635 Pomeroy st, 4r.12.50 635 Pomeroy nw,6r.12.30 1110 aud 1112 st aw, entire building Chevy Chase, Cottage No. 10, 4r.. er In rear of 1225 Conn av.several Sats,ca.6.25 ‘512 M st ow, Sr. Ss! : ED. | 2018 Hillyer pt, 28 DeSales st 2ist and O ow, nr 17th aw,10r. 2ist or R nw, 18r. R nr 20th nw, ir. DeSales st nw, 10r. 2019 O st ow, 10r. 18r.300 Q or 14th nw, 12r, Mass av ur Dupont. | 1710 N st nw, 9r.. Cir, 18r. 300, Jefferson place, 14F. 273 1228 15th mw, 137.. R near 2ist nw, 101 1228 15th st nw, 13: B and 2d ue, 13. 225) 15th or M,_ br. Wron Hts, oR Lav or itth, ize. Vt av or L ow, RI nr Coun a¥ Riggs near Isth 1906 16th st nw, 2ist nr How, B & Q tats, ‘tr. Noi ave or S ow, | BOF ansnany soces DOE Jith st’ extd. “itr. 16th nr Ko nw, lir-:i50, 24th and L ow, 7F....50 Asth ue O nw, 1ie./150 NW ur Mass ave, 22r— 19th or I ow, &r. Mass av or 15th, 15r— 1 st near 19th’ aw.1ir.150. ‘The above is oniy a partial list of the properties in our hands For Rent Bulletin, containing full description, issued weekly and con'be had upon ap- tion to ‘SHOMAS J. FISHER & CO., 1324 F st. nw. j2138 Hi st, Gr, wa. ..10.30 10r&d,am1.50| 2214 Va ‘ave, 4r,w 11 Wr, inl...50| Fine stable, ar 19 & 1.18 store in | 4 good Gr houses « Tewnallytown . 20| for white tenants,ea..7 8y 25ib, Gr, wal. /i6.50) GEO. W. LINKINS, po23 S800 19th st. nw. FOR RENT—006 22D ST.; AN ELEGANT 10- room bay-window brick; mod. tmps.; furnace heat; near W: ‘on Circle and convenient to 0.50 if taken before Dee. 1; WESCOTT & WILCOX, 1907 Pa. ave. FOR RENT— )zaaT N, 6, w. 908 22d, 10r, mi. . .$50.50|2639 I,’Sr&store, 2100 Pa ave. 10r,..45.50| 831 NH ave, Sr, 1747 F, » 38.60/530 23d, Tr, ‘Ww. re «40.00 /928 4th ne, Gr, w. 2812 Mur. -39/2720 P, Sr, cel, w. 2305-11'1, Gr, ce, mi25 50/2245 St Pau! 1410 Pierve, Gr, mi.26.50/415 21st, 6r, w. 25.60\710 H sw, Br, 1214 25th, 7r, ‘mt 1513 Columbia, 7r,mi25.50| 2416 N, Gr. 683 4th ne, i. 25.50, 25.50 +25.40) 30/2815 Va ave, 50/1820 De Seles row,5r, 22.50) Ww. .: 20. 20. 416 Es, Gr, mi 2806 G, Gr,‘ w. 6.30) 2 §12% Toth, 15.30) 1243 25eb, 5: S14 loth, ball... .°.15.30' For full list apply to WESCOTT & WILCOX. no23-f,m&w 1907 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. Store and dwg se cor 4th&L nw, 5r.20.00 Store and dwg 1416 &d ow, 4r. - .20. Store and 50 Fenton pl nw, 6r.16.00 Store room and’ sta sw, Gr.. 919 Mid ave sw, . 923 Md ave sw, 6r.20.00) 420 Sth sw, Gr. 18.00) aH 13th sw, Gr. Va a 1235 4¥%y &: RESRUSEBRESS B EEESSSSzESS 214 311 M sw, 4r. 8.30 817 and 3iv 10th’ sw, i 00, ree 1815, T'sw, br. G24 3% 00) 747 and 751 Navy pl 26 G sw, 5r. 9.00 se, 41 . 8.50 Store and dwg 414 | 111 N se, Gr. 8.30 Mth nw, Tr......125.00 5 and 11 F Store and dwg | race se, 4r. 00 16th nw, lor. 75.00 631 1 se, 4r. Store rooms 825 S49 2d se, 4i 5.00 nw 00) praia The a tion of the tty on my books, For full istcall at office for’ bulletin issued on the Ist and 15th. no2t-m,w,f T. E WAGGAMAN. FOR RENT—BASEMENT BRICK; 6 ROOMS AND bath; range, latrobes; convenient to 7th and 9th sts. cars; 715 S st. u.w.; key at 713. Inquire 1314 10th st. n. nolg-1m* FOR RENT-THE OU2Y 10-ROOM HOUSE, ars Toon ‘chen on fe yard and’ woodshed. OWaie 510 Stn te “wader? FOR RENT—2100 BR | 1519 Pierce, Gr&b..25.00 yw, Tir, 2 baths..—| 20 .N ow, ir&b.. 1Z1'N Y¥' av,1iréeb.:——| 210 5th ne, Sr&h! 2208 M nw, dréecel 45.50, 2622 K nw, 6r&b. 1104 N H av, ir&b. ‘ 1619 Corcoran, Sré&l Takoma’ Park... 2a se, ar. cea5-tf . 608 Tith ‘st. aw. FOR RENT—SIX-ROOM BRICK HOUSES 314 AND 320 11a st. s.e.; $10.30, KE. PAIKU,482 La.ave, nolt-tf FOR SALE—LOTS. FOR SALE—$1 PER SQ. FOOT WILL BUY A lot 19x80 to en alley, in the heart of the city; concreted street and within half square of three car lines, incl able. n26-3t J. O'HARE, 1006 F st. FOR 1808 AND 1810 I ST. N.W.; LOT 40x100; can row be it at a remarkably low figure, 'as the heirs to estate require an im- mediate sale. F. DE JANON, 610 14th st. n.w. n2e-3t* FOR SALE—COLUMBIA Begiirs pw Wi mead lots on every street, gome corners. Some bargains them. nozt-tf OSCAR W. WHITE, 930 F st. n.w. FOR SALE—WESLEY HEIGHTS— ‘The bi ‘of the American University Is near at hand. ‘Lots in Wesley Helghts now 13 to 16 cents per foot; very easy terms; no prettier cation? for houses oF ‘better investinent.. Also 2 handsome cottages for sale. Call for lat desira- Me cheap ground. city and suburban, JOIN F. WAGGAMAN, 700 24th st. (upstalrs.) 3e22-3m_ FOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE—A NUMBER OF lots in the immediate vicinity of Dupont circle. Apply CHAS. EARLY, 608 Lith st. no24-7t FOR SALE-EXCELLENT CORNER FoR A builder -n.c. cor, 10th and D sts. n.e.; 110x115 feet; cheap at |. foot, and easy terms. CHARLES G. iiGivahat first floor, Atlantic idg., 980 F st. a.w. n24-3t FOR SALBAT MT. PLEASANT (INGLESIDE) handsome building lot un Mifwaukee st.; 0x12: to 14ft. alley. Only... 3 6c. REDFORD WALKER '& 80} n023-3t 1006 F st. nw. VOR SALE—WE HAVE A NUMBER OF CHOICE Jota on Kenesaw ave. bet. 13th and 14th sts., 25x156, at $1 per foot; easy terms. We also have desirably located lots in Holmead, 25x150, oa Lamar place and Elm ‘at G0c. and 5c. r foot; easy terms. ALLEN’ W. MALLERY & Gai F st. n3-3m_ 4 HOME SITE AT TUXEDO $80 wp ul $1 down and $1" per week. Warranty deed free. 10 per cent off for cash. Tuxedo is on Pennsylvania railroad, adjacent to Washington, on high ground, overlooking the elty. | Commutation » 6 cents, Station on grounds, $150 IN GOLD GIVEN AWAY, In 8 presents of $75, $50, $25, on Christmas day. You ay be one of the iuck}, ones. Excursions daily, | Mekets and ctreulars at office, 623 F n.w. ts FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—OWNER, NEEDING CASH, WILL SELL ‘an elegant new house for $5,250 that is worth 500; 2 stories; rooms on each floor; tiled $6,: 4 bath; ‘crystal ct fers; beautiful red; expensive eg: oot dee ee ace; bouse alone will cost $4,500 to build; lot worth $2,500; size fTx120;* 30-foot alley; 2’ sqs. it” DAVID D. STONE, 994 and 806 F st. n.w. FOR SALE — aT cheapest, best locat the most desirable bay window; 4 bed large kitehe ever offe it $4,500; parlor, light, enced very large pantries, a eat t ‘tamd; house feet fee! it, it feet Se ete cats ee Location, south of It ty, convenient to all de- irtments. FEM DAVID D. STONE, 804 and 806 F st. n.w. FOR SALE_BEING UNABLE TO MEET PAY- ments, will sell_belgw new 9-room house; Bth st. ne; 117; thust ‘be seen to be. aj elated; inspection’ invited. OWNER. * R SALE—BUSIN brick, building oo wf s0@ 14th st, near) rent- 3 + get, at £7,500. 126-3t Per pty J. QHARE, Se" FOR SALE—GIT-ENGR HUSINESS located near 7th and La. hve. n.w. brick building; only $8,250 D26-3t BD. J. OtLaKE, 1006 F st. nw. FOR SAEE—$1,000 LESS THAN COST—HAND- some new Qr.” and tiled bath 20-ft.-front hoase Rear Dupont ‘Circle; good rear yard; house hand- somely ted and has never been occupied. Price reduced to $6,950; worth $8,500. 26 W. 8. MINNIX, 1427 F gg. n.w. DANCING PUPIS DESIRED BY LADY TEACH- ers; terms, with music, $1; any hour daily to 9 m.; children, Saturdays, $1 month; vate Pitldences references. Adirole DESIMEDY tar office, n2d-6t* PROF. CALDWELL'S DANCING ACADEMY, 8TH and H n.w., Tue. and Fri. evenings, Private les- sons given by appointment. Music furnished for balls, parties, &c. Residence, 501 N, J. ave.n.w. n26-6t* FOR SALE—BUSINESS PROPERTY ON 4TH ST. N.W.; ADJOINS CORNER OF I; NOS. 829, 829%, 831; 8 STORES; LOT 49.6 FRONT; Fr. ALLEY IN REAR; ‘MUST BE SOLD To 'SET- TLE A PARTNERSHIP; ONE OF THE FINEST LOCATIONS IN THE CITY FOR AN APART- MENT HOUSE; WOULD TAKE OTHER REAL ESTATE AS PART PAYMENT. n24-8t DAVID D, STONE, 804 and 806 F st.n.w. FOR SALE—CHEAPEST LOT ON 18TH ST,, CO- lumbia Heights, near Dr. Hammond's. W. Me- KINLA’ F st. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE-DESK; LAKGE "OaK, ROLL-TOP ottice desk; cheap.” Room 9, GL 7th st. maw. 1t* FOR SALE—SHOW CASES, COUNTER, GAS FIX- t ete.; also some furniture. Call atl nw. n26-2t° FOR SALE—To SEITIY UP AN ACCOUNT, WK Will sell a piano, in joxd condition, for $45; $3 down and $$ mouthly; jist the plano for a’ be- ginner; stool and cover included. Call early, as we will advertise this bargain but “buce—todsy only. FP. G. SMITH, 1225 Pa. ave. it FOR SALE—AN INVALID ROLLING CHAIR; good as new; cheap. 1845 7th st. nw. n24-2t* FOR SALE—TWO SETS — SILVER-MOUNTED coach harness (second-hand); also two fine n- Va side jes; less than cost. At GER- ULLER'S HARNESS FACTORY, 641 La, nw. nzi-6t* TOR SXLE—ONE 60-HORSD POWER LOCOMO- tive boller; suitable for low pressure; size, of potter, 6 bachen in dinmocter, 35 tool, 18.21 eh tul e ‘ a od EL HURLEY, 201 12Urst mv. FOR SALE—GEORGETOWN WALL PAPER STORE does your work cheap, guaranters, und gives best Teferences. Seud postal. Let us slow samples and ive ‘estiniates, 140 2d mw. ALLAN COBULN, nol3-Im* FOR SALE—THE DANGLER Gas RADIATOR; aioe the best and only complete radiatur made. [ONAL GAS RADIATOR CO., (wol3-1m*) 317 Pa. ligious and political questions and will entertain all; no one should be without the “TARO.” For sale at all Toy and Novelty Stores. no equal. FOR SALE-FANCY PIGEONS AND POULTRY, idfishes, aquariums, singing canaries, mocking irds, monkeys, parrots, Angora and Maltese kit- fens,’ rubbits snd Guinea pigs, ete. SCHMID’ BIkD STORES, 1221 Pa. ave., and 712 3 nw. $2.50; COOK STOVES, $5; Week, for bed room, and par. lor sult Call REDMOND'S CHEAP CASH iE, .W. my4-tr FOR SALE—“OTTO" GAS ENGINES, BOTH NEW and second-hand; any size. Send for circular or call on ni2-tr D. BALLAUF, Agt., 731 7th st. nw. “HORSES AND VEHICLES. D, SONDHEIMER, DEALER IN ALL GRADES OF horses. Always on hand, horses for all pur- . Heavy horses a specialty. All horses warranted as represented. A car load received weekly, STABLES, rear 612 G st. n.w. n20-Im* FoR SADB=A FIRST-CLASS SHETLAND TONY, harness and cart; cart seats four children; pony reliable for any timid child to ride om drive; those not wanting a first-cla: outfit need not apply. D. MEI, n26-6t* nw. FOR SALE—HORSE; E 1,300 lbs.; price, $55; also horse, 16 hands high; price, $30; work anywhere; sold ‘for want of use. Ap- POR RENT—HOUSE, 212 STH ST. N.E.; PRESS brick, bay window; 8 rooms and ‘bath; ‘furnace; conereted cellar; a.m.t.; $30. f month. 3-1 WM. , 611 F nw. FOR RENT—DESIRABLE BROWN STO} ; brick hevses; ove in n.w.; one in n.e.; good re- pair; splendid location; $25.50 and $23.50, SIMMONS, 505 E o.w. FOR RENT— 1017 L nw, 13r&store.$75{ 104 7th ne, Or. 1111 H dw, lér&ba..65) 1609 34 nw, Tr FOR SALE-STYLISH .COACH HOR 3 16! hands; brown; white ankles; set of harness and jump ‘seat carriage. Can be seen at BURC E'S STABLES, 418 sth st. n.w, lie 60 heud of carefully selected or hire; these ; they are alla: 1707, G ow, 13k. 75/610 N aw,’ 6r. own supervision; 900 8d nw, Dréesta 80.50) 908 6th nw, Br cable curs; all guai ind and true in ‘CHAS. W. HANDY: all harness. Estal rs. not0-1m G10 13th st. nw. n2t2t WM. F, NEY, 1622 L st. FOR RENT— FOR SALE—YOUNG COACH HORSE, 16 HANDS it 13th D.w.; ir. and bath. 5 c no white feet; etly 2516 13th st. m.w.; 10r, and bath. + 75.00 | sound: Gan be seen at E, BURGDORE’S STA- ‘These houses on Columbia Heights, “overlook | BLE, 420 Sth st. ep.w. 13-3 entire city; new; elegantly papered; electric gas lighting, ‘speaking tubes, steata heat and open| AN OCCASION—PAIR BAY COBS, BLACK grates.’ Houses open all day. ints, mares, five years old, exact matches; Also 1701 Q st. n.w.; 12r. and bath, a.m.t..$125.00 | high, ‘all round action; single ‘or double; sound se22-tf M, A. BALLINGER, 1422 F st. no.w. acclimated. P. O, Box 84, Baltimore, Md.n23-3t For RENT— /200 9th ne,7rb,mi.$22.50| FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-WILL TRADE 00 Brewster brougham for an extension-front $333 N nw, “L4rb,mi$50.50 | 2502 P nw,’ 7r! 8037 Q nw, 10rb,m.50.00| 3421 S$ st nw, 8 3.00 409 Soth hw, 9rb,mi40.62 3211 Grace nw, Grb.12.00 1426 33d_nw,0rb, mil.35.50| 2704 N st nw, 4rb. .11.00 1415 Pierce plo: -85| 1710 33d st ow, Grt.9.00 CHAS. H. PICKLING & BRO., 1264 32d st. nw. Tel. 595. * oct 1406 G st. n.w. | Tel. 1083. OOM PRICK modern improvements: ithsonian. Apply to v10 . nest RENT-A COMMODIOUS 12-ROOM BRICK dwelling Louse, 1707 G st. n.w.; in order; ‘TA »D with bath root rert, $00.50 per month. CHARLES W. HANDY, G10 ‘1th st. nw. nZ3-1W FOR RE: IPSHIRE AVE. N.W. th; stationary wash tubs; ‘fur- papered and palnted; rent greatly ___ BIRD & WEST, 718 15th st. nw. FOR RENT—OR LEASE—$22.50 PER MO.—1221 H B.e.; three stories; almost new; elght rooms; | handsomely papered; bath room; hot and cold water; nine closets; plumbing in order; ears and herdics to all parts of the city pass the door; cable cars to be completed Jan. 1; a charm- ing home for a young married couple; key at 1233 H ne., next door, Inquire of owner, Mrs. SARA A. SPENCER, Spencerian College office, 708 D st. nw. FoR RENT—HOUSES. 1411 80th nw, 9rb, miss. 62) 2808 Pow, 12rb,mi.85. 1623 82d nw.14rb,ml. 8141 PF ow,vrb, 8326 Prosy' ect’ ‘oc2z-tf 1302 36th aw, rb, mi. {310 36th nw, ICKLING & BRO. octh-tt 1264 n.w., 1406 @ st. T—TO A DESIRADLE COLORED ‘TEN- Iss 1th st. nw.; 6 rooms and bath; Ia. and all mod. inips.; recently papered; T, 718 15th st. nw. FOR RENT—AT A VERY LOW RENT TO FIRST- class tenant only—a pretty 2-story, 6-room, bath and cellar bay-window brick; heated by. fucuace; good location n.e. L. SLARGARDTER, oc24-3in GIS 15th st. Bw, BRICK HOUSE, 306 P rooms; bay window; mod. imps.; convenient to cars, schools, ut 3 econon t store, cor. 3d and’P sts. Post. niw., Room 9% _no2 ALE-NEW 8ROOM BRICK: fimps.; never Leen occupied. Apply to W. FENWICK, 48 N st. nw. oR RENT—A MOST ATTRACTIVE AND DESIR- able house, with every convenience: perfect or 2 11 rooms, two baths; low 60S 14th st. mw. ocdi-tt — i019 1ST ST. imp.; $18.50 ny n6. modern imps., $30.50, . JOHNSON, no?-1m 02 13th st. nw. For 1 “1108 B ST. SE., FACING PA. AVE., a ccumfortable 2-story and cellar bay-window brick; 6 rooms, bath and cellar; price, $22.50. L. STARGARLTER, 613 15th ‘st. nw. FOR RENT—FURN complete throughout, even to china, HED—COMMODIOUS HOUSE, ; ready for immediate occupancy; located, close to Thomas Circle, Ap- 1815 N st. nw. na-tm Whitney av, 6r.13.30 T210 3d st se, dr...13.00 $500 Brookland, 6r...-.:10.50 fave nw, 10r. 35 1601 Graceland ne,5r.5.30 land, Gr, mi oO \ REAL ES. AND LOAN CO. 10th and G st THE n2o-te FOR RENT—4STORY BRIC MeLACHL 11 room: nees; stable with two siciis; suitable for a physician or business man; conveuleat to all street car lines aud business frame; 13 rooms; . Apply to & D sts.n.w. w.; 3-stor} water and NCANSON,S rooms and ed to. $60. per 1324, F st. FOR RENT OR SALE— NEW, MODERN HOUSES, COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, “OVERLOOKING CITY, HIGH AND HEALTHY. Near the corner of 13th and Clifton sts. (frontiog Mrs. Logan's und the Barber place); near 1ith street cable cars. Open all day. No. 1305 Clifton st.; 16 roows, papered; eles trie gas lighting; hot water beating and open grates; handsor mantels and tiled bath room; electric bells and speaking tubes. Kent, $100 per month. ‘No. 2514 18th st.; 12 rooms, papered; electric gas lighting; steam heat and open grates; bath, electric bells and speaking tubes. Rent, ' $88.33 13th gt.; 11 rooms, papered; steam heat and open grates; electric hting Pt elee- trie bell and speaking tubes; bath. Rent, $75 per month. ALONZO 0. BLISS, Owner, oc31-tt Oftice, 85 B st. n.w. FOR RENT—CHEAP—$45—10 ROOMS, 114 SQUARES West of Conn uve. sod ite 2119 and 1s1- Florida jass. ave.; keys at 2148, 2206 Just above ictiy Arstcclaas neleuibsrkood. a rst-clags ne! "THOS. E) WAGCAMAN. O17 Ft, WINTER RESORTS. HOTEL PLACIDE. JACKSONVILLE, FLA. Large airy rooms, handsomely furnished, with open fireplaces; single or en suite; table ‘unsur- perfect drainage. Rates. $2.50 to $4.00. pecial by the week and to families. "Bus meets all trains, N. L. WARD. nol7-1m SEASIDR HOUSE. ATLANTIO CITY. all year. Ocean front. Hot salt baths. Elevator. 0c31-26t CHAS. EVANS. brougham; difference in cash, or sell same at bargain. Room 3, 1410 G st.‘ n.w. n23-3t' FOR SALE—A SINGLE OR DOUBLE DRIVER; 15.3; perfectly gentie; afraid of nothing; can show a three-minute gait. Room 3, 1410 G st. nw. n23-3t* FOR SALE—LARGEST x CARRIAG: wagons aod buggies in the city at panic pric new daytons, $50, $55; buggles, $25 up.. COO! & JARBUE, 3295 M st. oc3-3m FOR SALE—PAIR DARK DAPPLE GRAYS; FIVE and six years old; weight 1,150 cach; 18 hands high; very stylish rangy. Inquire at 915 La. ave. nw. 10” it SALE—COUPE AND PITTSBURG ROOK. aways sold at 2 great reduction for cash; also 2 car loads of fine Racine wagons to sult any kind of business, for 1 oF 2 horses, carrying from 1,000 to 6,009 Ibs. wis. Y STEAMER T. V. ARROWSMITH, For Lower Potomac River Landin; On Monday and Wednesday at mm. On Saturday a .5:30 p.m. Returning, arrive Wednesday and Friday morn- nd Sunday about 10 p.m. ©. W. RIDLEY, See schedule. sevS-tf NEW PALACE STEAMER HARRY RANDALL Leaves River View wharf, 7th street, Sundas, Tuesday and Thursday, at 7 a.m., landing at ail wharves as far down Maddox ‘creek, includiag Chapel Point and Colonial Beach. Returning on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, 3 p.m. Passen- ger accommodations first-class.” Freight recelved until hour of sailing. Telephone, 1765. B. A. REED & O., E. S. RANDALL, Agent Alex. Proprietor and Manager, ‘* eO. 0, CARPINTER, Gen. Ante $y26-tf Washington, D. 0. STEAMER “WAKEFIELD.” From 7th st. ferry wharf. On Monday, Wednesday and Saturday, at m for river landings, to Colonial Beach} thence to Wicomico river, Colton’s and Nomint ‘creek. On Saturday, all above landings and Leonanltown end St. Clement bay wharves. Returning on Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday, (See schedule), Je2-t8 C._W. RIDLEY, Gen'l_ Manager. NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO. DAILY LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON, D. ©., FORTRESS MONROE AND NORFOLK, VA. ‘The new ana powe. ful Iton Palace Steamers WASHINGTON AND NORIO) LK. SOUTH BOUND. Leave Washington daily at 7 p.m. from foot of 7th st wharf, arrive at Fortress Monroe at 6:30 am. nest day. Arrive at Norfolk at 7:20 a.m. where ralli connections are made for all points south and southwest. NORTH BOUND. Leave Norfolk daily at 6:10 p.m. Leave Fortress Monroe at 7:10 p.m. Arrive at Washington at 6:30 a.m. next day. ‘Tickets on sale at 512, 619, 1351 and 1421 Penn- FOR SALE—AN ELEGANT LARGE 4-STORY brick on 16th st. near Scott Circle; | price, $15,000; would take small houses or well located ground ‘as part payment? Tate DAVID D, STUNE,S04 and 806 F st.n.w. FOR SALE—ELEGANT RESIDENCES, FASHIONABLE LOCATIONS; BAKGAIN PRICES; PHOTOGRAPHS AT OFFICE. SKK OMY LISi n24-2t DAVID D. STONE, 804 and 806 F st. FOR SALE—PAYING 10 AND 12 YER CENT—| YESTMENT HOUSMS IN ALL SECTIONS OF THE n24-2t DAVID D. STONE, S0¢ and 506 F st. n.w. SALE—TERMS, $100 CASH, BALANC 15, = and $25 A ONTH — WELL-LOCATED |OUSES IN ALL SECTIONS; 6 TO 12 ROOMS. n24-2t DAVID D. STONE, 504 and 806 F st. n.w. For SALE—BY OSCAR W.WHITE, 930 ¥ ST. 1926 6th st. nw., Tr. a.m.L, cellar. V st. ne. near 2d, 7r., amt, cellar. Sd st. ne. near B, Gr., amt, cellar. noze-st FOR SALB—GREAT BARGAIN—$14,000 RUYS THE best-located, handsomest and cheapest corner res- idence ever ‘offered for the money; terms to sult. JOHN F, WAGGAMAN, 700 14th st. (upstaizs). se22-3m . FoR SALE—CHEAP—BUSINESS _PROPERT $4,500 buys 2 stores and dwellings, and $3,750 buys 3-story Or. brick, beth on H st. cable line. JOUN FP. WAGGANAN, 100 14th “(upstatrs.) re22-3m FOR SALE-$2,250 TO 500 BUYS, EASY terms, new 2-story bricks; ave., ‘near navy yard. JOHN c 700 ‘14th st. (upstairs), % FOR SALE—FOR $6,000; EASY TERMS; NEW 3- story 10-room house; Very destrably located, on Columbia Heights. JOHN F. WAGGAMAN, | 700 14th st. (upstairs). “FOR SALE--HOUSES. MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN FOR SALE—$2,400—RENTING $16; 2-STORY, 6- room new brick, eh i opens ok Stren cohie cars on 6th st. nc. n24-3t_ PITTMAN & BLACKWOOD, 625 F st. n.w. FOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN IF SOLD AT ONCE, & new 10-room house on Oregon ave., near the cor. of Ne oH. aves every conventence, n24-3t GRAHAM & CAMPBELL, 617 14th st. MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY REALTY; 5 AND 6 Rbout 80a ‘31.000, 1ocloal grinch and Tabet a B f jnter- est; loans on life inanrance “ in where DEATH cancels debt. Boom 5, 1201 Pa. ave. n24-3t* OUT-OF-TOWN MONEY ON FIRST” TRUST; placed 000 ; principals 4 FOR SALE—WE OFFER AN 8-ROOM HOUSE, with lot 50 feet wide, on 17th st., Mt. Pleasant at the low price of $6,500; water, ‘gas and sew! good cellar; furmace, etc.; ntable for two horses; easy terms. DEEBLE, DAVIS & CO., 1319 F s\ FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—A FINE NEW brick house on 10th st. n.w.; 3 stories and cellar; 10 rooms; bath; a.m.{.; in perfect condition; well rented; price, $8,500. THOMAS G. HENSEY & CO., 1300 F st. nw. n23-3t FOR SALE—BUSINESS PROPERTY, WELL LO- Gated, renting for about $200 pet mo.; price, ‘A row of small frames; sewer; renting for $672 pe terms’ to suit. e A pretty little six-room frame, 1235 N. J. ave. s.e.; gas and water; large parking; only $1,250 monthly payments if desired. NORMENT | & SMITH, cor. Gth and La. ave. n23-3t® FOR SALE—FINE 3-STORY BASEMENT BRICK; 13 rooms; bath; electric bells; a.m.i.; lot 15x95; 20-ft, alley; 6th st. near M u.w.; rented §35 f $5,250; easy terms. ROLAND ©. BOOTH, 600 F n.w. FOR SALE—NICE 2-STORY 6-ROOM BRIC 3 rented $18; lot 17 ft. front room for another house; a bargain at $2, 900, n28-3t* ROLAND C. BOOTH, 600 F st. n.w. FOR SALE—CORNER PROPERTY; N.E.; NEAR- ly new circular bay-window brick; 2-story and Pasement; all mod.” imps.; 6 rooms and recep- tion hall; price only $4,600; easy terms, “ALLEN We it YY & CO. 13-8m ea F st. FOR SALE—A BEAUTIFUL, BRAND-NEW, SU- rior-built 3-story-and-cellar Poupetian-brick and Yodiana-stone dwell je n.w. section; south front; near a 12 rooms, bath and a.m.t.; lot is 21 ft. by 1 ft. to a 30-ft. alley; also a 2-stor brick stable. Price only | md ag Mig to s it. A genuine bargain. For f apply to Mort “Walltek Tt. ACKER, 104 14th st. n.w. MONEY TO LOAN—$50,000 IN BUILDING ASSOCI- ations,representing Various plans; $10,000 straight; no delay. DU , DENT & CO., 685 n24-Im 4 AND 5 PER CE: MONEY TO LOAN * ON WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE. ADDRESS CAPITALIST, STAR OFFICE. n23-3t* MONEY, MONEY—SHORT-TIME MONEY PItO- cured ‘upon an hour's notice on stocks, local or Femote; life insurance policies (old fine com- panies only), certificates of deposit, loan associa- tion certificates and all clesses of bonds, not in default; ‘no chattel trusts taken. YERKES & BAKER, 17 Sun building. After Dec. 1 at 40, 42 and 44 Metzerott building. nlo-tr MONEY AT 5 PER CENT TO LOAN IN WASHING- ‘ton on first mortgage; term of years; must be amply secured: on improved central business rty only: in amounts of $5,000 to $100,009, JACKSON & CO., 711 Walnut st.,Phila.,Pa. nit-idt MONEY TO LOAN ON LIFE INSURANCE POLT- cles, collateral or other available security, at 10 per ‘cent per enum; also money loaned to army ard navy oificert ATIWELL & STUBBLEVIELD, Mertz builuing, 11th and ¥ sts. nw. nol4-1mo* MONEY TO LOAN— 3.000 5,000 000 3,000 500 at 6 per cent. Wo also bave & per cant money. No 3 THOS. G. HENSEY & CO., n010-1m 1300 F st. nw. MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED CITY REAL estate at 5 and 6 per cents. no delay. RH. T. LEIPOLD, ni0-1m S.w. cor. 13th and F sts. Dw. MONEY TO LOAN AT 5 AND 6 PER CENT 1N ‘sums to suit on approved real estate in Wash- ingtor and Georgetown. GEO. W. LINKINS, 800 19th st. nw, 91m FOR SALE— 423 4th ‘st. n.w., 12 rooms and bath; possession once; easy terms; $6,750. = us ROBERT 1, FLEMIN nl7todl 1018 12th MONEY IN SUMS TO SUIT AT VERY LOWEST interest on D.C. real estate security. FRANK T. KAWLINGS, Member Washington Stock Exct 3505 Pa. ave. (Arlington Fire Ins. Co.'s ofce. nol- . FOR SALB- OB. EXCHANGE—HOUSES IN ALL rts of city. tom W. McKINLAY, 936 F st. o.w. FOR SALE—BY DIRECTION OF THE BOARD OF directors 1 am authorized to advertise for sealed roposals for the purchase of lots twenty-four G4), twenty-five (25), twenty-six (26) and twenty- seven (27), square two bandred and seven (207), together with the improvements thereon. This roperty is known as the Washington Hospital for Foundlings, and is most desirably located on 15th st. between Kt and 8 sts. Proposals will be received up to December 10, 1804, when they will be opened at noon at my office. Terms of sale will be one-third cash, balance to be secured on the property. Deferred payments to bear 6 per cent Interest. ‘The board of directors reserve the Fight to reject any and ail bids. nold-tdel0. M. M. PARKER, Agent, 1418 F st. FOR SALE—HIGH-CLASS RESIDENCES— List No. Price. 993—“Corner” 16th st. above Scott Circle.$20,000 1,017—16th st. below Scott Circle, 12 rms. 15,500 1,002—Q st. bet. 17th and 18th, north si 14,000, ‘OTE—For detailed inforaation of the above and a large number SS CHOICE BARGAINS, all range of prices, on apie £. ©. BAUMGRAS, "Phone 789. (nol2) 1410 G st. (or. Riggs House). FOR SALE—TIIB BEST VALUE FOR THE MONEY fm the northwest; near Washington Circle a HH. ave.; 9 rooms, 3 on each floor; cellar and large try; well built and-attractive; large lot to . alley; 2212 M st. o.w.} key at 2210. H. L. RUST, Gus 14th st. ‘o.w. au20-tt FOR SALB—NEW HOUSES; LOW PRICES; EASY nicely arranged; fine finish; 10r. .; hot wate= heat; 1809-11-13 18th ER, plans, ete., 218 C st. ow., after 5 p.m 2 FOR SALE—A VERY ATTRACTIVE HOUSE, built for the owner's occupancy; 11 rooms and 2 FOR SABE—FOR $7,500 AND $8,000, 2 VERY | baths; every convenience and comfort; a delight- well-built 3-story 10-room houses; in excellent | ful home; in the best resident section; at a sac- near Dupont cl JOBN F.] ridee, 2106 R st. ow. H. L. RUST, 60S 1ith 700 14th st. (upstairs). st. new. nos-tf FOR SALE—POR 8-room house; well i at §25 per month, Lith st. (upstairs). FOR SALE—EXCELLED ¥ finely furnished, handsome, strictly well-butit nied. residence:” fashionably Jocated p.w.; lot to alley. JOHN FP. WAGGAMAN,700 14 (upstairs). FOR SALE—OR BXCHANG 000 BU A BUSINESS PROP- mes near Dupout circle. EARLY, 603 Lith st. 24-7t_ FOR SALE OWNER LEAVING CITY WILL SELL las, presé-brick home n.w. at a ; dining room; cl Apply CHAS, not-7t en; pantry; 100; excellent condition; ‘gg eighborhood;’ easy Address “NORTHWEST B," Star office, RARE CHANCE FOR SPECULATIC with house 3 wide jots, ‘to appreciate. n22-9t FOR 84 one investment—Triangle on Vt. ave. And first-class business drug sto facing two st have fo PHOTOGRAPHER, FOR SALE pEAUTIPUL E Mass, ave. can now be purchased for. $29,0 ich My cheap and a decided ‘ba min Fe S610 Lach nize FOR SALE—101 TO 111, ING, 0) . beautifully located; hand 10 and 12 rooms and bat PRICE § For part 24-3t ELLE FOR SALE 3 st. road; new 2-story brick dwelling; 6rs., bath, etc.; Rood lot; paige, $4,000, on your own terms. CHARLES G. 'RINGWALT, Atlantic bl, THIS HOUSE! OF 12 BEAUTIFUL ROOMS. Desirably located and in line of rapid and profit- able growt! looks elty and v be obscured nice alley, giving sanshine to every room; with stationary tubs; hot water bi laundry, locat unexcelled: or most beautiful thoroughfare from WHITE HOUSE to 2 . Prive only ™. PARTIES DESIRING TO ACQUITUS E HOME IN SELECT SECTION ©. MALLER EOUSE GROUND AS. CASH PAYME eVEN Ue IT IS INCUMB! DE TO SUIT. Apply to OWX ALE—FINE, CENTRALLY LOCATED it dence building ‘lots, fronting public parle Mass. ave, n.W. between 10th and 11th sts. 110. Also corner 10th and M 124-3t ALBERT P. FO: FOR SALE--NORTH WE: ing; 3 stories and furnace; newly p new 2-story stu! 2x 40x76 1-2 ft. $10, asy terns. New brick and brown-stone dwelling; 2 stories and cellar; 9 rooms and bath; a.w.i.; near Du- pont Cirele; $8,000. WEBB & TOTTEN, n2t-dt 505 EB" p.w ‘OR SALE—BY J. ES F. SHEA, 632 PA. AVE. $1,600—3d st. near L nw 6-room brick * $11, $2,000—Pa. ave. near 12th 8.e.; 6 room brick nat, $13.30. 500—14th st. near C &.w.; G-roonr brick; rent, place near 12th st. na .¢.; Groom brick; a.m.1. h'st. near B s.w.; 9-room brick; rest, he above propertics are in good condition n24-J FOR SALE—A_ PC gant home tains SITIVE BARGAIN IN desirably located In then. roonis, bath and cellar; well ‘built, n and new. Reduced ‘from $9. lar; FOR SALF-TO SETTLE AN ESTATE-THREE & story press-brick houses, ite Franklin Dark; 72 ft. 1% inches on I st. by 144 ft.; stables on rear lot.” Apply to Dr. D, M. OGDEN, Executor, 1624 Pst. nw. Offer wanted. n7-1m* “FOR SALE—OR RENT FOR A TERM OF YEARS— ‘The maguificen: residence, 1710 New Hampshire ave. near Dupont Circle, ‘four stories and base- ment, marble frout, elegantly carved, and large handsomely fished’ stable; elaborate’ hot Water heating plant, electr‘e lights and electric gas ‘throughout; about twenty large three elegant bath rooms, two laundry, coal storage, conservatory and an observatory, two porches, vaults, &c.; hardwood finish on every floor and the finest, material of every description; built by day's work by the finest mechanics obtainable, and it ts undoubtedly the most elegant aad best. built residence in Washington elty; this house has never been oc- cupled. For further particulars, apply at 611 7th st. o.w., EDWIN 4, NEWMAN, Owner. 031-3 FOR SALB—AT A SACK, 9-ROOM CATE! ‘ICE—A COMFORTABLE » VERY NICELY 10. NICE | LOT: “GOOD YARD; STARLE IN REAR; WIDE! ALLEY; COST ‘OWNER $8,000; MUST HAVE MONE AND WILL SELL, FOR $6,500; $2,500 CASH REQUIRED, “BALANCE “ONE’ AND TWO YEARS. ADDRESS BOX 64, STAR OFFICE. se27-8m s FOR SALE_PRETTY FRAME HOUSE IN VERY nice location northeast; 6 rooms, bath and modern improvements; lot 1914x100 to wide paved alley. Bargain to prompt buyer. L. STARGARDTER, 613 15 st. n. DENTISTRY. No Experimenting On teeth here. All dental operations per- formed in the most skilifl and scientific manner. Strictly professional in every de- tail. Our FILLINGS are above criticism in any respect. Amalgam, silver or platina— 7 CENTS, EXTRACTING WITHOUT PAIN— 50 TS. DR. GRAHAM, 307 7TH ST. 26-144 FRED DENTAL INFIRMARY—DENTAL DEPaRT- ment of Columblac University, 1825 H st. nw. a daily from 1 until & p. ont gf material used. Ext 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 succeed. We don't want you to come to us because our prices are low, That fs merely an incident, We ask for patronage solely on the ground that our work is of the highest grade. No matter where you go, or what you pay, you can- not better it. Call and see cur facilities; "twill cost nothing. 2he.; with Zono or gas, 50c.¢ clean- ing, 7c. iitnzs, Toe.; platina, $1.00; gold, according to size; solid gold crowns, $7.50. Very Best Teeth, $8.00. Sole owners of ZONO, for painless extracting without sleep or r. U. S. Dental Association, COR. 7TH AND D N.W, Baltimore office, 1 N. Charles st. MANICURE. MME. PAYN, High-class_ Manicure and’ Chiropodist, 708 15th st. nw. ocR0-tr Established twelve years. MANICURE & HAIRDRESSING MRS. SMITH BEAUTIFIES THE HANDS. FEE, 60c. Miss Wyles i ig hairdresser. ary and 1 ‘HOTELS. All dperations at ting free. oct-tt pirate parlors Ae, and. up. Se private PALAIS RO! to For further particulars apply to COL- LINS & GADDIS, 511 1th st. nw. n24-3t FOR SALE-ELFGANT NEW HOUSE ON 21ST and N sts. 4 rooms deep; laundry; hot- Hotel Buckingham, water heating; 2' baths; cach floor arranged for separate spartines WILL SELL A’ n24-8t_ JOHN DONATH, 611 A beautiful house of 6 rooms, bath hborhood northeast; and depth; convenient to mi ood a homie as anybedy wants.~Can be sold for $5250, and a cash ppywent of $200 will be nc- cepted. Any one able to pay rent and save a few Goliars can buy one of these houses. ‘They will bring more money in! the wpring. 24 ALE—NEW; 7 ROOMS AND BATH; LARGE near 6th and C gts. ng. Price, only $5,000. Sale—Finely located “in the ‘northwest, rooms and bath; lot 20x100, Price, $6,000. For Sale—Near new Mbrary; 6 rooms and bath; in good cofdition. Price, §3,800. For Sale—Nice ‘G-room ‘and’ bath brick house; 7th st. near East Capttol, Price, $3,200. B243t | WALTER A. BROWN, 1423 Pa. ave. FOR | SALE—$2.700-$100 | CASH = AND $25 monthly, Including interest; new two-story and cellar press-brick buy-window; six large ‘rooms and bath: a.m.i.; parking; nice yard; 10-foot al- West sld2 McPherson Square; three suites of ele- gant rooms can be secured by desirable parties; steam heat; electric bells; best of hotel service Je unsurpassed; prices reasonable. 1-1w* ‘A. L. BLISS, Proprietor. WILLARD'S HOTEL, Pa. ave, and 14th st. EBBITT HOUSB. WASHINGTON, D. O. MEDICAL. DR. BROTHERS’ INVIGORATING CORDIAL 18 @ powerful Nerve Stimulant and Tonic. Of all the remedies for Nervous Debility, Neuralgia. Nervous Exhaustion, Paralysis and ‘that class of people \who are ‘weak, miserable, lethargic, sleepy, lack of ambition and zest there is no rem- edy equal to this cordial. It has been in use for nearly fifty years in this city. 906 B s.w. nl7-1m* STEAM CARPET CLEANING os 3 f. y; wi oneret eet; 1344 Emersoi bet. Hotel Bristol, “nk for tickete via oew line wa e an a and ith ts a, ou sar orn ephone 750. rom herdics; close to new line ‘open for AVE AND 42D ST.. NEW YORK. — JNO. CALLAHAN, Inspection. GEO. P. NEWTON, owner, 022 Sth |AMMONIATED STEAM CARPET CLEANING = a] +t! jen. Supt. st. n. no24-3t' ‘orks—Carpe' clean manner, NEST LOCATION IN. NEW. YOR’ eet bs “a ares | Catpete imate mots proot free ef charge. Bt ee ‘i ida SS a ee = | For SAce—ii CosT_5 ROOM FRAME; eee matecte cele, Othe, 1000 hx A acest ome for permanent end trannent guste STORAGE. Depend a Sa ee Re By 2m JOHN L. CHADWICK, Proprietor. Las pel AM" payments “balance sult: | yeh af Rrivareebeee Se. = ——<——SSS Gall 707 12th st. nw. no2sse® J g L AND WOOD. Advanced For SALE — SEVERAL 1ANDSOME NEW i oney ox Wants Lion Tea a bom cee | FOR SALE—HOUSES, Prices from $10,500 to $25,000 08. fe] Wm. King & Son, Furniture. Ceab Gwe TYLER & RETHERPORD, 1307 FOu SALE-ON EASY TERMS— — We advances money on Fucniture and Mer-| Fon SALE-ON TIlE HE WEST OF TA- 1784 Corcoran st, 1022 16TH ST. AND 2905 K ST. = chandise cousigned to us for sale by auc: | yee eS ON Petey oom cottage: furnace, ah oth ate = well, ete.;" corner lot; 21,780 square feet; only SELECT GRADES OF ANTHRACITE FOR FAM- ILY USB. CANNEL AND SPLINT FOR GRATES. HICKORY AND OAK FOR ANDIRONS. CUMBERLAND COAL. KINDLING WOOD. Drop us a postal or telephone 561-2 and our rep- resentative will call om you. 226-lm Cheap storage for anything storable—in- surance free. Conscientious service. ‘JOSEPH BROS. & CO., Auctioneers and Commission Merchants, 209037 La. Ave. N. W. half’ square from Brightwood electric cars; owner having left the city will at a bargain; only $5,500. REDFORD W. WALKER & SON, 1n23-3t 1006 F st. FOR SALE—BY ASSIGN AT LESS THAN cost—1036 15h st. n. ae house; all mol. lot 17x9 must be sol ‘once; price ‘only $1,800. HENRY WALKER, Assignee, 1006 F nw. B23-3t ocl3-tf #25 AND UPWARD LOANED ON FURNITURE, pianos in residence, or storage; also policies, ware: receipts, interests in estates, Ist and 20 trust potes or other securities. 1202 N. Cup. st. a030-Smn* MONEY ALWAYS IN HAND TO LOAN IN SUMS to sult, on approved District real estate. ALBERT F. FOX, 0¢26-1m_ 920 F st. nw. MONEY TO LOAN—WE HAVE A FUND OF $5,000, Which we will loan on iirst-clase busines, or res lence ty a > cent for 3 or & years: other larger or r eum to loan at B and 6 per cent. WM. H. SAUNDERS & CO., sel9-tt 1407 F’ st. MONEY TO LOAN AT 5 AND 6 PER CENT, ON approved real estaze security; no delay. HEISKELL & McLERAN, se18 1008 F st. MCKEY TO LOAN—IN ANY SUMS DESIRED, AT 5 AND 6 PER CENT, ON WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE. ALSO BUILDERS’ LOANS. WALTER H. ACKER, 704 14TH ST. N.W. MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS FROM $1,000 UPWARD, AT LOWEST VATE ‘OF INTEREST, 0 REAL ESTATE IN THE DISTRICT. R. 0, HOLTZMAN, au24 COR. 10TH AND F STS, N.W. MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES OF IN- terest on Washington real estate. NW. MALLERY & CO., auli-tt 624 F st. nw. IF YOU WANT TO BORROW, LOAN, BUY OR SELL real estate, let me hear from ‘you. I can save you time and money. J. EAKIN GADSBY, 526 18th et. dy2h sel-tt MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED CITY REAL estate at 5 ber cent interest. Special pri with tte prior parmente,_ Le a. specialty. YLER & RUTHER dy 1307 F st. pw. WASHINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN 00., 610 F N.W. Will Joan you any sum want, large or ‘ill, on furniture, planos, horses, wagons, etc., without removal of publicity. Any business with us strictly confidential, and You cap get the money the day you ask for it. Loans can be paid in part or in full-at any time to suit the convenience of the borrower, and amy part paid reduces the cost of carrying the loan in pi ‘tion to the amount paid. WASHINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN CO. Je16-tr 610 F st. 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Muddiman,614 12th.St se23-3in THE CONTAGIOUS HOSPITAL. What the Secretary of the Columbia Heights Association Says. Mr. George Simmons, secre‘ of the Columbia Heights Citizens’ ition, on being questioned by a Star reporter on the attitude of his association on the subject of the proposed location of the contagious disease hospital said: “Perhaps no site that could have been selected for the hospital would have been open to so many objections, and the won- der is that the Commissioners, who have heretofore been regarded as careful busi- ness men, should have made such a serious mistake. Of course, the subject is of vital importance to the members of our asso- ciation, who are nearly all dents of the invaded section, and we will be found in the hottest of the fight against this out- rage to the end. “Our fight against the contagious hospital dates back to last spring, when an unsuc- cessful attempt was made to place it in the grounds of Garfield Hospital, and the enmities then engendered had, I think, much to do in influencing the Commis- siorers in making the present selection. They keenly felt the siing of defeat, and at once commenced looking around for revenge. Indeed, the site now sought to.be pete jad feed purpose was ae last e, just after the Garfield Hospi pro- ject was abandoned. “There can be no justification of this selection from any standpoint, whether of paged utility or public or private interest. t means financial ruin to many a poor man who has invested all of his earnings in a home or in a lot as an investment, for there is no disputing the fact that the es- tablishment of such an institution in our midst means ruinous depreciation of -val- ues. One discouraged young man remark- ed to me today that all of his savings for the past ten years were recently invested near the proposed site, and that he now felt as if all was gone. This is only one case in many where great individual hard- ships would result. And looking at the matter from a public point of view ita working would be equally ruinous. ‘Mount Pleasant is the most flourishing. of our suburbs, and in a few years, if not blighted, will be the center of a vast popu- lation. During the past two years of finan- cial depression it has enjoyed unusual pros- perity, more buildings (structures of a costly character, having been constructed in it than in all the other suburbs combined. All this developing activity means rich ad- ditions to the District's coffers in the mat- ter of increased taxes; but now it is pro- posed to strike down this liberal contribu- tion of finacia] wealth! And why? It can- not be for want of a more suitable location for the hospital. There must be some other reason, and some are uncharitable enough to suggest a mercenary one. But, of course, I do not subscribe to this, for our Commissioners are honorable men—men who are above any suspicion of the kind. “Consider the location from a sanitary. standpoint, and the objections are still more serious. The Mount Pleasant plateau stands high, and its sewerage system ex- tends into and through the city to the southward and southeastward. Now, this proposed site is on the verge of two large sewers, which carry their filth into and through the city. It is a well established fact that the germs of con! ion, especially, that of smallpox,are conveyed through such channels. I read an account some time since of a dreadful smallpox epidemic that ravaged one of the larger Barbarian towns, in which the fact was brought out that the disease reached the town from an elevated suburban point through a sewer. Thus it will be seen that the health of the whole city oe be —— by the estaviisnment here of e pest “The main object of a contagious disease hospital is to prevent the spread of disease by means of isolation, but the Commis- sioners would reverse matters by placing the pest in the midst of population, thereby, greatly aiding the spread of disease. “J do not think this scheme will suc- ceed. I have too much confidence in the henesty, integrity and good sense of the tribunals to which we are going to appeal. But we must not indulge that overconfi- dence born of a righteous cause. What is most needed now is a rest from the agita- tion of this subject. The act of Congress under gwhich the pest house is sought to be established was approved in March, 1893, and ever since that time, nearly two years ago, the residents of different sec- tions of the city end District have been subjected to unnecessary worriment by having hoisted over their heads the specter of a contagious hospital. The Commission- ers have sh staked —— ‘ee — ble of properly attending e matter, ha it ought to be placed in other and more capable hands. It may be that their other duties have been too exacting to give proper attention to it, and I have no doubt but that they would like to be re- lieved of the annoying duty. “TI would, therefore, suggest the follow- ing as a practical and satisfactory method of disposing of this troublesome question: Let the iaw be so amended as to limit the territory within which the hospital shall be established by providing that it shall not be located within one or two miles of the original limits of the cities of Wash- ington and Georgetown, and that the site shall be selected by the surgeon general of the army.” ‘ais caicaalietcnaest THE TIME LOST. One Hundred Citizens Lose, Years Going to City Post Office. There were thirty-nine men at work on the post office building on this clear, beau- tiful morning, with the atmosphere get- ting scandalously near the freezing point. These men might possibly finish the build- ing, if they were possessed of sufficiently general abilities, by the 30th of September, 1899. But, alas for such a calculation, they were only stonesetters, bricklayers, mortar mixers, a few—very few—iron handlers and “toters.” There were no men of talent to finish the interior, so this calculation must be disregarded. Connection has now been made with the lghtning calculator who has been strug- gling with the problem of the time lost by the citizens who have occasion to go to the now out-of-the-way temporary office. He takes as a basis one hundred men who have daily need to go to the office. This is a fair start. He estimates that un an average they ‘need ten minutes to make the trip both ways, that is, five going and five coming. This gives a loss of 1,000 min- utes a day, six thousand a week, which does not count in Sundays, and 312,000 a year. It is fair to suppose thet the new building will not be ready for occupancy for five years longer. That will bring it just to the end of the century. This estl- mate is a compromise between the original estimate of an average of twenty men per day, and the record made at the site dur- ing the past eight weeks. In five years there will have been lost 1,560,000 minutes, or 26,000 hours, which gives 1,083 1-3 days. As the starting point was on the basis of six days of the week, so this phase of the computation must be on the same basis. Therefore,in five years there will have been lost a total of 3.46 years in time expended by 100 citizens who have daily business with the post office. This does not take into account the time already spent in the two years and a half that the G street building has been occupied. This period represents a waste of 1.73 years, whi added to the other, gives a total waste o! 5.19 years by 100 persons in seven and a half years. —_———-__. . SOLDIERS’ THANKSGIVING. \ Battery A and Capt. Barbour’s Troop Make Some Plan ‘The members of battery A, light artillery, District of Columbia National Guard, will combine business with pleasure in its cole- bration of Thayksgiving day. Forty stanch batterymen, comprising what is known as the Napoleon platoon, under command of Capt. Forsberg, will, at 10 o'clock in the morning, set out from the 8d strect armory for a practice march to Brightwood. Upon arrival at the latter place a mounted drill is to be held and the natives given an opportunity to judge of the skill of the Washington soldiers in 1d maneuvers. er they are to be soldiers in the true sense ef the word for one day at least the battérymen will cook their rations, this novelty taking place about mid-day, An- other mounted drill will occur in the after- noon, as well as a standing gun drill and a number of athletic sports. Returning, the battery will leave Brightwood about 4 p.m., and it is due at the armory on hour later. Capt. Horton of the, bri staff and a number of other officers been invited to accompany the battery as guests on the outing. Troop A has al decided to make a field day of Thursday next. Tho ca forty strong, under command of Capt. 8. Barbour, will start about 1 o'clock in the afternoon, and wend its way probably, to Overlook Inn, across the Eastern branc! but possibly to Brightwood for a visit the battery. The troopers have arranged to return to the city about nightfall, and they will then indulge in an oyster roast at the Hotel Belford.