Evening Star Newspaper, July 6, 1895, Page 11

THE EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, JULY 6, 1895-TWENTY PAGES. 11 FOR RENT—HOUSE! FOR SALE--HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—0TS. COUNTRY BCARD. AUCTION SALES LEGAL NOTICES. For RENT SE cor 18th and Q FOR SALE—CORNER HOUSE; ONLY $6,750; RE- duced from $7,500; south abd east exposure; 8 UNFURNISH 2 rooms, bath, cellar; 6th st. n.w. FOR SALE—REDUCED TO $9,000. Beautiful 10-room house; every convenience; 7 eqrs. from 10th and F sts. nw. Owner needs cash. Jy4-3t* TR. 8. DONALDSON, 942 E now. R. 8. DONALDSON, 1435°K st nw, E FOR SALE—BaAr S-story and Engl bath; 2story brick st. Bide’ alley; every conve: SQ. FROM CAPITOL. 20 18th Bt. sc sce ce B20 18th st Kt. 8. DONALD Ni A LARGR, MODERN L TOLD, $25. FOR SALE—743 6TH ST. ROOMS, BATH, cellar; barn; lot 40x105 ;, flowers, fruits; a comfortable home. Will be offered at'a sacrifice for ten If not sold, will be rented by the yewr. Occupied by owner.’ Price, $4,000. jy4-3t* FOR SALE—OR RENTON I ST. N.W. OPPO- in Park, 3 PR. 4-story houses, Nos. 1834. “Ofer wanted. To settle an ly to D, M. OGDEN, Executor, 1624 Je20-1m* All convenient to ears. eat square.t) 1209 FOR SALE-T ST. BET. 15TH AND ISTH, 3- § rooms and bath; lot 1724x80 to ; good tenant. Prive $¢ ‘ARGARDTER, G13 15th nw. 30 K st nes ISth, with stab! RI av & 17th « mal N Have. mi fide Lith” near AMINED AE OUR OF- ILA, & JOHNSTON, NTT HAV AL HOUSES FOR er for his home TLE-TWO 6-ROOM BRI€KS, 1 2 years old; bath and modern conventen x steadily at $29 per mo. A snap at $4,009 for both, $1,400 cash required. Act quickly if you want them, 7 L. STARGARDTER, 613 15th now. FOR SALE—GOOD FRAME HOUSE, C BET. 12TH and 13th s.w.; lot 28x100 to Improvement dev steauy rent, “Bargain—or _ apso-sni LS TER, 613 15th now. FOR SALB—A BARGAIN—10-ROOM HOUSE, 1234 16th nfo stone and pressed brick; modern PATRICK O'FARREL,’ Owner, my2-tf FOR SALE- ST. RET. U sid) 8-story 7 11 roe Imniediute purchase L. STARGARDTE SALE-LOOK AT THESE offer: h b.w., new, 11r., ba., furs... naw, new, 91 2» mod. imps. .... r., ba, furnace rs, Wa., Pia, 4th ne., new, bone, ny pered...... 2. TOL 12th si. nm. ‘OR SALI THE FINEST RESIDENC In the city. Prices from $5,000 te $100,000, Hst is lage, Owners in many instances will not allow thef- homes advertised. but have decided to moet. buyers" Call, for particulars, "Phone 789. BAUMGRA 1410 G st. new, Jets-tt . SHEDD & I STONE, S04 and S06 F st. n. FOR RENT— 2020 G nw, 17r. ..$80.00/ 212 1 1228 R nw, ‘LOr,amt. 1344 R nw, i0r,ami_ 4 sw, 4r,amt, iar under whole ; south front; 3 lot alone worth’ §3, DAVID D. STONE, 804 and S08 F 1.00 517 6th ne, slirvami..43 188% V nw, Or, am! L4t.atal.40 1822 Emerson 810 M ow, 9 z Ot Howard ave uw, yh st., near ity. ShOkB, so 2 ANT NEW 10-RO0M_ RRICK ‘ORMSTEDT & BRADLE FOR SALE—NEAR 17TH AND P DAVID D. SCONE, S04 = HS BARGAIN S ES, COLUMBIA MELGI OVERLOOKING CITY, the corner of 18th Logan's and et cable cars, 1303 Clifton st.: $2,400; near 7th and F ne. FOR SALB-NEW HOUSE: 6 R00: and cellar, with modern {mprovements and Gee near Intersection of N. . ave.; a nice Lome or tnvesth low ‘price; easy terms. H. L. RU: 1th st. uw. ap FOR SAL near Towa ed and fin propev $1201 00° TO IMM y rear: a real bar- L. STARGARDTER, 3 15th st. nw. FOR SALE PRETTY 2: x frame; In excetlent condition: on F tt. ne; lot 884x100 to sey. For particulars ap: ply to L. STARGARDTER, 613 15th st. now. PROPOs ting and open A corner for $3.00 hamisome. mante saeco me Nae bay windows: 6 rooms aud bat 2514 13th st.: 12 rooms, papered: A SPLENDID m heat and open grate bells and speakl ALONZO 0. BLIS: “$1,000 BELOW VALUE a new 10-room hous: able for busin mi 806 F st. nw KE ADVANTAGE | % STH ST. Apply to Mrs. CO FOR RENT— 1017 Tith ow, Sr...25.00 from ible ears. E, S04 and S06 PF stn, ANT NEW HOME FOR flor—Parlor, (09 1002 Fenton pl,’ 4r 0.09 720 Brewer ct’ ne, 119 Lith aw, Ze. einele anes d and painted ered and painted: FOR RENT 03 HOWARD AVE. N.Ww. surrounded Must be sold to s and doing a good busine FOR SaLE— This is positively the cheapest house ever of- Sth and 6th STORE: OW Call at Gost CIGAlt AND place of busine indow brick near N, AR STAND EN ONE OF r lease to an e F Washingt als willbe K NOON, ON THURSDAY, IFT DAY OF JULY, 1895 publicly, for the cerstriction hall at ‘this home according to 1 5 cations ed at 15 East Capl- fol st. Washingt Con applicat fernand R. Gre RICHARD €. PARKER, Capt. and “Bvt. J . Army, S ‘y and Trew $55, EOF THE COMMISSIONERS, D. ington, D. C., July 2. 18% We received at this offic M., JULY NINTE from’ property yards Blank forms ‘of propos on st Is, Speeitications. riment of rior until 2M. MON JULY ‘TWENT fo ufthing “and Inst ctrte he government Huspltal for the Tns hear Washington, D.C. in lane specifications to ‘be hud on application to artment. A certifi k for 5 per cent of Aniount of oupany eich pro- 1. with es for th rformance tet. WHIT bee f the eu The right is reserved to reject all bids, to waive technienl de pt any part of ans Did or refect tif the interesta of the government ft, Proposals must be mitte addressed to the Secre- Was! led enye spesuls for nt Iospitat 1 will be a, and time ers are invited {1 . H. SIMS, Ac “EDUCATIO wees: reason for sellin, tory frame near Less than $2.0 sqnere foot stores In the city. KAISER, S10 Fst. now. ALE, OR DO YOU section. Addres wher, Mr. X., OLD-ESTABLISHED placing $10; divider TOU st. nw. —Piane . voice, vielia, Euitar and mandolin, flute i, Tree’ advan- pupils, 0. 8, BULLARD, Director. ed at GOO Sth st. nw., wher is to learn the art’ of em- . JyG6Ut Dept. Clks. and others or I uid ation We dy Vous SUMMER nO. W.LAWRENCE, § window house; ML spil for only Sth st., Clacinnati, 0. BEAUTIFUL PRESS BRICK PRONT, 6 rooms und bath, men’s furnishings, Address EURN: Psi price, $0 O BEY A WOOD, AND A PROMINENT Address Box B0-foot aller; price, A § and 12 months. NARD, 530 414 st. sw .E—BY JAMES F. 8 h between D and E sts. gould eonditio comer; stock ¢ selling, party leavin T-AT BROOKLAND, SIX-ROOM NEW st., {Wo squares from station: BARNES & WEAVE sR WISHES PARTNER unt to extend business of on s.wet store and n Gand TT ets. sw, Foit SALE-SAt« fixtures at a sacriti A $1,000 MEDICS good will; quod’ reasons for TONER, Star office. AT RAMSAY'S YOUR WATCH CLEAD WATCH MAINSPRIN house, in West und pension gilices; $3. able citer declined. OTOMAC RIVER BOATS. AKEFIELD AND T. V. ARROW- ED FROM $i4.¢ ving left city, SACRIFICE his Lar; STEAMERS W SMITH FOR POTOMA Steamer Wakefield ud alone worth the mcr rf, Wednesdays On Mendays for inter- ath and cellar; let rolnt and Nomini ere On Saturdays ent to all car Kovk Point, days and Sundays about and’ summer resorts. P nardtewn, Nomint ere te; roms: tiled res Island. i pan and Yeo: rive at Washington early Wednesday and On, Saturdays, Colren’s. Pin what Ty Is'and, Smith’ A, nay at about 10, p.m. ©. W. RIDLEY, Aful white ston (See seb dule.) set-bnilt house Baltinere and ri dations strictly fogs received on Mondays, Thursdays and satur- surrounded 1 >, 910 Pa. ave MATTANO LEAVES 71H STREET ATTORNEYS. i soa —— = DID OPPORTUNITY TERCY METZCER, me; lot_18.6x100; alley Brice only $3,750. nd Counsellor T HOMES ON 14Ti1 , 8022, 3025 Lath st.. white stone front ment; tiled bat! Has removed tls Gunton building, st., Columbia Hel; CAMPBELL CARLIN TON, Webster Law bulliing, Residence. $0 L now. "LADIES GOO MADE AT REDUCED RATES DURIN Ig Fst. mw. jyd-t* wood and na- eted; a bargain and on Apply to OWNER, 05 Dat. nw. tural cherry; just xyim’t and bal. monthly. y Mme. LUKER, 1223 DALES, PH.D., 2 ante student ls thoroughiy prepared for auy coll 1 gimme: ars’ experlence.my COUN SINESS COLLEGE, nd Ks w the LOW! veond, We prepare for all civil service ex- auinations, Third, we instruct, during the summer, pupils nmanship a dess Culirse, day or night, §25 2 year. vriting and shorthand course, $15. stablished 1876; polite attent! Lest discipline; experienced E ‘ teachers. The McDonald-Ellis School For Girls, COR, 17TH ST. AND CRUSETTS AVE. lege, ry and primary de purtmients ppointed birdergarten, Next year begins Octeber 2, Miss AN LEAVITY, ZL VERMONT AVE. N.W.,. PIANO & HLA’ mw, Send for 100-p. my4-law3m* HE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, 723 14th st. naw. Students may begin any time. Open all summer. For sample pages of our publications address ew York. & CU. JeS-tm&stt PRIVATE LESSONS — ELEME: Co ed studies; espec attention to backward, iy and adult pupils. Unt w 1405 Hopkins place, near utin® 1122 Brondwa, I ST.,FOR YOUNG s October 3 NIA MASON DORSE’ DORSEY, T'rinctpals. Jez2-1m. ‘STITUTE, D.C. and little Mise VIE Washingtoi TON OPENS WEDNESDAY, OCT. 1. ‘Address Mrs. WM, D. CABELL, Prin. FOR GIRLS, 1 s Cirele; “next be Mr. aud’ Mrs. BE IR Jeld good pro= pens Septent- 7D st. nw. row for The sebolastic _V. PCD HOMME, TOWSSEND AND MISS ADA LOU ad, teachers of elocution. Apartments, ‘The Mount Vernon, cor, 9th aud Se ap v. large libra: healtifal mountain loc ling Address 5 __ THE PRESIDENT. VILLE, PA. | MATLE SUS p t to Infuse with energy ant > dutles of life. Boys under 13 years, $1 J. SHORTLIDGE (Yale Prin,” my7-e03h ROSE POLYTECHNIC INSTITU Terre Haute, Ind. 4 chanteal, E eal, Civil: Engineering cour: Ww jowed, Extensive Chemical fe ulpped laboratories in all d parti low. Address C. L. MEI President eLstit ROCKVILLE ACADEM selook for bors: si, ki for university or M WK, Jy Princip A ALBANY and optional courss in all departments of s Special advantages in languages, muste and art. ‘ . 2th year. Miss ELLEN W. BOYD, = SHAKER DIGESTIVE CORDIAL. Does not cure all diseases, but 1° wil cure Dyspepsia or Tudigestion, mh27-w,th,s,mly FOR SALE—5 BEAUTIFUL LOTS ON 16TH ST. near Mass, ave. n.w.; linproved by old frames; and we can sell them for $17,000. This 13 q paten DIGGES & FAIRFAX, 701 12th n.w. BOARDERS WANTED IN COUNTRY, 4 MILES FUTURE DAYS, of Warrenton, Va.; residence near turnj large grove; iron water in yard; tein scenery; dully mail, Shade, Fauguler county, Va. THOS. B. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer. T. RAMEY, P. 0. FOR SALE—10 lumbia Heights and Holmead Manor and all sec- tions of the city. Jy6-3t OSCAR W. WHITE, ON EVERY STREET IN CO- FOR SALE—3 BEAUTIFUL COLO: LOTS FOR $225 ST, NEAR LANDIN' NETSON: EDS ©. A. SHIELDS, 1405 F ST. N.W. FOR SALE_BIG CHANCE: “ECONOMICAL LOT FOR RESIDENCE; LOT 17.4x74; DENISON 72 COR. OFT AND Bt BET. GT AND. STHe ONLY $1.60, PER BET. ¥ cD STHS Os 4) PER NICE. NEIGHBORHO@D, CHAS. A. 1405 FST. N.W Sy5-3t FOR t $3,000, | if takea at onc MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN ALE—TO BUMDERS-AROUT 11,400 50. fect of solid ground, northwest corner dd and F sts. na no excavating. Offer wanted. Only erleft. J. SPLIEDT, 507 Pa. av. nw. 2 BUILDING SITE ON 2is REET, near the corner of street, 20 FEET FRONT by 90 fect de 4th st. nw. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF T Ni KNOWN AS NO. NORTHEAST. By virtue of two deeds of trust, dated the 11th ruary, 1800, and recorded, respectively, 3 et Seq. and 227 et xe4, of the land records of the District « at the reauest of the holder of the notes secured undersigned, as surviving trustee under sald deeds of trust, wili offer for sale, separately, In front of the premises, at ON TUESDAY, THE &IX- JULY, 1895, lot numbered -two (42) and lot numbered forty-three (43), of numbered one (1), of the s i wl known 2s “Tri the Washington Brick Machin rorded In the éffice of the survey of Columbia in County Book No. 6, folio 120. One-third of the e gtd in cash. and the babinee in two equal respectively, one and t te of the sale, WITH BRICK BASEME FOR RENT—WITH BOARD, 221 AND NO. 1223 M STREET good-sized room, at Agadia,Cannecticut avenue ex- terded; Chevy Chase cars puss Connecticut avenue extended, tion _E, “Washington, D. SUMMER BOARDERS TAKEN AT “BELMONT,” 15 minutes’ ride from Washington, on Alexan- dria and Fred. R. It.; large Gol Toons; plenty at public _anetion, FIVE O'CLOCK F TEENTH DAY inutes’ ‘walk to house; trains mi terms, 85 to $6 per week; Address Miss IE HOUSE. —B( Ss BE ACCOM- nodated near Round Hill; terms, $4 a weck; half the Misses PRES- Round Hill, Loudoun count, GOOD TABLE, LARC We, no mosyuitee the tract of In AIRY ROOMS, malaria; neat station terms, $20 per month, ‘Terms of sale Years after the d able semi-annvally, on the property, or all purchaser or purchasers, nd secured by deed of irnst Hall for July and Augu to ALBERT sale to be eymplied with wit LOT 16X110 TO 25-FP. ALLEY; 1120 naw. Owner will bulld cn ad, i affording two side walls. _i26t BAR! MONEY TO LC suburban property; imm WE HAVE ON HAND— $1,500 11.500 19,009 25.000 <to lean at G and 6 per cent per annum on ap- proved real estate in the District, No delay, HERRON & NIXON, 1304 Bs nw. ‘LD TAKE 3 OR 4 ADULT BOAR the summer; a lovely country hom exceptionally nice and abi y lawns; transportation cony day of sale, otherwise the at the risk ‘and cost of de: s" advertising in some newspap-2 published Conveyanch i SAM. L. MAT HER HOUSE FOR scommiodations for 13 G, NO. 41 L STREE of a deed of trnst, 1 red in Liher 1918, folio 0 is for the District the rejuest_ of We will sell at FRIDAY, JU 185, 1, the following described Tand “din the city near mountains. all dolicactes: of Miss MINNIB DIXON, Urbana, Fred’k ¢o., Md. “Macgill’s sub ‘On Approved District Real Estate. Expense of placing Loans very low. o delay. 629 F st. nw. S & WEAVER, Ni HOME SEEK or installment loins: easy pre made, Address Star offi ‘© of property, No. 1212] fice, 116 St. M RAWLINGS, Me: = = TRUST AND OTHER ass Insile insproved city propert, est routes; applications reported on prompt installment loans Call on or address L. O. SUMUTY, 1531 F st. nw. Paul st. MS ‘TO SUIT A’ D.C. real estate security, FRANK T. uber Washington Stock Exchange, ie ‘a. ave. (Arlington Fire Ins. Co.'s office). v1-t 2500, perce ud $1,000 to loan at Buy per cent uouNts to loan at 6 per cent. No delay in closing loans, WESCOTT, WILCOX & Je28-1m Pa, lave. YOU CAN SAVE_ TIM nto as WANTED —TO PURCHAS andria county, Va. Rs. 1 AND MONEY IF YOU b to borrow $25,000 at 5 per cent, § & per cent or 6 per cent, $9,000 at 5’ pe 6 per $5,000 at ent, $3,000 at 0 per cent and $2,500 xt 6 per cent. Cal’ on BUTLER, JRAHAM, Real Estate and Loan rs, 5 w ORY NOTES, secured by first di in D. HILLIP ww York or Alex: P +-2w N NTY OF MONEY TO LOAN 1 estate, at 5 and 6 p loans. B YOU WANT TO LOAN-RBADY MONE! MONEY LO LOAN IN 17,500, To loan on real estate at ‘5 per cent, from 1 to enon di Ars; answers to loans & appll- cation. CHARLES Wy. HANDY, Im 18th st. nw. EY ON SLOCKS, BONDS, loan assochition cepiit old Tin syndicate certificates ar ware! July 1. YERKE tetott building, : = Jel0-tt f00D COUN rly; straight or installment apt made. DUCKETT, Heal Bitate Broker, trust! and suburban prope Man; city luatts pec &CO., Attorn v2 sut-Law, 635 F st. nw. jen To LOUAN—* ON REAL ESTATE— $5.00. £000. THOS. BL Wat ZAMAN, SUMS * mn apy AGE LOA> sum you wat, large. oF orses, Wagons, et HINGTON MORT iL Youn smail, on fart Without removal or publicity business with us stri you ean get the money the day you ask for It, Loans can be paid in pai in full at any tinie to suit the convenience ef the borrower, and any part pald reduces the cost of carrying the Joan in proportion to the amount paid. WASHINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN €O,, $e16-1F 610 T st. ¥ SUMS DESTAED, AT 5 AND GP oc, On District of Columbia revi estate. LARGE LOANS (A SPECIALTY, my y confidentinl, and ap3-tf MONEY To Loa. IN. SUMS. ROM $1,000 UPWARD, Av LOWEST XATE OF INTEREST ~ REAL ESTATE IN THR DISTRICT. RK. 0. HOLTZMAN. _apl-tt COR. 10THT AND F STS. NW. $10,000 IN HAND aT rewl estate; or will su 000; larger sums at san 0 at 6 per cent. WM. H. SAUNDEI Let Fst. naw, dividual ine MONEY TO LOAN On Improved chiy real estate. $5,000 at & per cont, $15,000 at Sts DULANEY, FLEMING & LES, 1320 °F t AT 5 AND G1 oved District real estate; no uM. . who-tt Tuy F okt MONEY TO LOAN AT 5 MONEY TO LOAN, TN ANY SUMS DESIRED, AT LOWES? RATES OF INTEREST, ON WASHINGTON KEAL FSTATE: No delay in chosing transtetions, ‘THOS. J. FIstirn & CO., p25-tt qs2k Pkt, nw. CENT ON AP- proved District real estate; also installment, made. F. H. SMITH & SONS, t 1418 F ‘EY TO LOAN, IN SUMS ate security In the District of charges: moderate, WAS! ‘or. 18th and apis-tt AOUSEHOLD FURNIT! TARY OR AD- rsity graduste, th and P sts, LADIES Y and Miss | _ MONEY TO LOAN MON! MONEY TO 1LOAN oN RE, PIANOS, ORGANS, HORSES, CARRIAGES, ETC. WITHOUT REMOVAL OR PUBLICITY. You receive the money gn a few hours" notice. We can assire you low rates, cusy and desirable terms nd courtzous treatment. Private cfilces for lidies. Please call on CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTE $a23-160 602 F ON APPROVED REAL ESTATE of Colmadia, ia amounts to and 6 per vent. ms TNS, $00 Isth st. mw. TO LOAN, IN SUMS TO:SUTT, AT CUR- rent rates of interest on real ¢state in the Dis- trict of Columbia. ae FITCH, FOX & BROWN, Jas-tt ¢ Ve8 G st. ew co., st. nw. contained within the following metes and Begloning for the same at the soutl corner of said Tet and running thence west alonz street thirt ace north one hundred and thirty-six (136) feet (714) Inches: thence east. thir- t, und thence south one hundred and HH) feet seven and on a inning, tokether with all the Improvements, ways, eu IMODATE 6 OR S BOARDERS good table, fine water; inreh sind, depot: plenty rs. JOS. THOMPSON, Linden, at $15, per mi intik and Shade. Warren county, Va. 35 MINUTES ; near station; excellent terms, $6 per seven and one-half ton; commutat 3; good Water: large’ porch R. JOHNSON, Terms easy_and made known at time Me A deposit of $50 requl eine WHITEFIELD: ROBT. H. TERS Je24,26,28, jy85 CF OWING TO THE RAL fs postponed until TUESDAY, JULY NINTH, 1593, at same hour aud place. mile of Shen Mrs. O. OSBURN, Castleman's Ferry, COUNTRY BOARD—NICE LARGE AIRY ROOY squares fiom depot; terms moderna Mrs. A.M. FLACK, Rocke ommodations. ‘0 TWO-STORY FRAME is, of Liver 1458) Columbia, and division of part of dad,” as made by ompany, and duly r of the District purchase aney th in est Ds sh, at the option of the A deposit of S400 on each thy ns of ys grom Will be sold purchaser, after 1 PINGLY, Survivin party secured ublie auction, It front of Y FIFTH, 1 AT nf Washini das part «f tsion of square ast en (3) feet; alt (iis) inches umaents, etc., to the same at tim su icKINLAY, Trustee. ELL, Trustee, THE ABOVE SALE By order of the trustees. CHANCERY 8. PROM DEPOT, 3 trains and For terms, &., apply to G. Pacontan Springs, Va. GOOD COUNTRY BOARD ON OAK CR 1 mile from springs; mt. alr once a week; ¥ A PRIVATE FAMILY wants 6 or 8 boarders from Washington. ee of the Suprem THURS) plano in house; b $5 por week, $16 per month. Mr, and Mrs. C. J. ZIRKLE, Fauquier Springs, Va- PH, 1805, AT FIVE 0 all of lot F 0. 436, as recorded in the yor, D.C. fu Rook 244, beginning on the west line of Tih’ street feet from the northeast corner of having an east frontaze and a width of 2 a depth of about 95 feet to a public alles, with tmprovenionts. ‘One-third eash, one-third in one year and one-third in two the defy rred by trust_on th subdivision, in E RY BRICK; 13 YEARS been filled with guests; ample shade grounds: fee, mill, ruits and’ vegetables; Hauillton, Va. PHILA NICHOLS, ea perty, of all cash, at b required when vaaneitie with In ten di Hurtmonsville, W. Va. Terms to be complie esort, conyentent to Wash- Horse is situated very high, Jansen an CULT nee of Fults | RATCLIFFE, SUTTON & CO., Aucts. fy6-d&as curried to I5th st. ESTATH OF JASPER SMITH, Late of the rict of Columbia. No. 721. Dee. 2 Application having been made to the Supreme Court of the Distelct of Columbia, hol ling Orphans’ Court, for probate of a last will of the said jasper Smith, and for letters of administration cum. Stnmento annexo un seid etate, by Emily de F. Smith, widow, this 1 to give notice to all concerned ear in'said court on Frid 2d day of August, A.D. a.m., to show capes why, such 1 sh wuld nat Te granted. est x ‘gister of Wills, D.C. R. ROSS PER © for Applicant. BR, Ross 3 © Applicant, ESTATE OF HENRY Washington, D. C.—No. 4, D p= plication having been nfwile te the Supreme Court of the District of umbia, holding Orphans’ Court, for probate of a last will of Henry 0. T, Semken and for letters testamentary on sald by the American rity and Trust ins of Washingtoa, D. C., this to all concerned anne appear in said court July, A.D. 1895, at cause Why such appli- Attest: Actix WM. A. McKENNEY, Proctor for, A\ STORAGE. SAFE STORAGE FOR HOUSEHO Space to suit in base nw. Low OLD GOODS. tof she Harrison, cor. Specialties sf "s; Forniture handle nd bij _ free, We Be Me SENATE STORRAG front building; metigneers FOR EXCHANG TO EXCHANG ; ty on a good fi and im MOVING. PACKING ‘ORING. — Exportenced moving vans, Estimate F and 1th. my20-tf STORY ates, Pa. a Wash numb 148, Wit Star office. dress {EA NUMRER OF DESIR. ‘and lots in all seetions of the elt for particulars, WALTER A, BROWN, Je6-3t 1423 Pa. ave, OCEAN TRAVEL Netherlands Line From New Yor Mer; 3% hours fro don. Mansdam, Saturday, July 1-1 p.m, Obdam, day, July 1 ue First cabin, $55 to §70; second cabln, $38. For oly iz n, Ts * Broad city, ur to G P. DEOOP. 925 Pa. . Ebbice 16. shall 5 —_ ie wes A JULY HOr Pat SLOCK PM. tn front Anchor Line . in W. A. Bradle \TTED TES AIL STREAMSHIPS, K., folio ald square, and feet by notes to be given for bearing Interest, ss ist at cost 458 La. ave. For Other Auctions See Page 20. x, on the Pem free. Rates mod- r particulars call at address S. 1, DROW 7 13th st. nw. N, Seat Pleasant, "AND ORGAN 5. Do You Want a Piano? Have you the spotcash? Bargain hunters, your chance. Mrs. L. C. JONES, Paconian Spring, Londoun counts, Va D OF THOSE GO- summer; moderite BEARDERS ACCOMMODATED it water bathin: boating and fish FARM,” 3 MIZ oms: exquisite scen- Elegant Square Pianes from $50 to $150 that cost from $300 to $5c0. Hand- some stool and cover with Adiress Box 433, BOARDERS T. AT PHILO’ fruit, fee, mili J. TAVENVER. The Piano Exchange, 913 Pa. Ave. Upright Pianos for only $so. j near mts.z at nee of frnit, ny near mts.: abundance of frut reatsh istetie pcoetive Kop for a yacht or tent, or any place w What you pa them any rs in pact payment for a fe her bargain Ipright. $199. Burnes, Miller, and Hard- $150 und $175. Dargains in ‘new Chickering, Masen & Hamlin, Behoing and other _We must get thet we can begin our improvements. Now 1s time, und this is the plac John F. Ellis & Co. 937 Penna. Ave. n.w. Jy 6-284 hame a few UNDER NEW MANAGE: near Washing- 71-3 cctave Smith st natural ®i : man Uprights, at Rates low, and ex . J: SACKSON: Proprietor: ¢ ay or month. 10 acres of shaded lawn; ed baths; ‘electric light, -ete.; terms moderate. REEN HOMB, NEAR LINCOI ty: gogl sprinz: pleasant reoms: shady grounds fortable beds; 1 hoy or irl to hs oh or $60, iustruments to allows | plane. We out of the way 60 HOWARD M. HOGE, Lincoln, Va‘ HEALTHY CLIMATE, VERY ACCESSIBLE, BEAU- valley and water, easing to artists, beautiful drives and woodlet: Janse house, porches all around, beautifully shade grounds; accommodations first-class. MAURICE CASTLEMAN, ABE anes. UPRIGHT scenery of moun! KN, SLIGHTLY USED FIANOS OF OUR OW HAND UPRIGHT AND FERENT MAKES AT ALL PRICES A FEW SUMMER BOARDERS WANTED AT A cool country home; stone hot mails a day; Address 8. C) BOLYS ; shady vard; two two miles from’ ratlroad station. » Lincoln, Loudoun Co., Va. PIANOS FOR RENT. Tuning and Repatciag U Wm. Knabe & Co. 1422 Penn. Ave. N.W. call No. 1787. ap29-tt BOARD AT DE LAUDER FAKM, 29 ‘on Met. b.; large hous MILES OUT fine shade; fuest spring special rates for season. dress E. C. DE LAUDER, De Lauder, Boyds, Md. experlenced workmen. AR HAGERSTOWN—MOUN- ‘THE SURREY, Sea rty rooms; shitdi DENTISTRY. _ “sanitary plninbing; “he YOUR TEETH. Your teeth are of too much value to you to be intrusted to and mutilated by inex- rienced youths posing as skilled We offer you the services of an exp practitioner, whose skill Is unquestioned, and at prices within the reach of all. Extract- painless, 50c. Pilling, 7 i th, $8. Crown and bridze work. | ably remain until the tine for her to com- 7th st. JeS-144 E 15 FOR RECEP- tion of guests: larg, airy rooms; abundance of slide and excellent Water; half mile from sta- terms moderate. Boyd's, Md. ‘FOR SALE—BICYCLES. FOR SALE—A LADIES’ COLUMBIA PNEUMATIC BURDETTE, GRAHAM, 307 Te. Bargain at $35. . Drop pestitl and wheel 1 be sent to y mur address. for RUBRBS, Dept, (AL. IN: daily fre No churge except for materials and 2 to 5 p.m. ud, Extracting free. IRMARY 10 to 12 a.m., n27-tr eyeles sold on cei mn. Basement Se F st. Comparisons Are Odious . only to those who fear them. We do On the contrary, we Invite them. As it would be egotistical to tell son what we know to be the truth about our advantages over others, we prefer to tigate for yourself. After you have looked elsewhere come and see us; then act on your own judgment. SALE_ MAJESTIC, Reading, $40; ambler, ie pneumatics In good confitlon; # eushion Feycho, cushion Eagle, v4 COLUMBIA, “04 VIC new; both bargains: hand wheels to be bad. . BLM. 1108 E'st. nw. (print shop), until 5° p-tn. COUNTRY REAL ESTA have you inv M selS-tf ie 1008 F Ir Y S save you time 3 ‘SEY TO LOAN AT 5 AND 6 PER CENT, ON approved real ¢stute security; no delay. HEISKELL & McLERAN, te BUY OR 1U WANT TO BORROW, SELL real estate, a 526 13m st. MEN: ood nunerchtt and prepara y ny deate expenses; extalogue, TO_LOAN ON APPROVED CITY, REAT, interest. “Special privileges estate at 5 p with respect to prior payments. # spectalty. TYLER & RVT! SyB-tt oh 130 OFFICIAL NOTICES. TO ALL WHOM TT MAX CONC one of the lp boss to mn £ School of Engineering. Me- hops and MD—HOME Ee watthfal Toeatton. Kur catalogue address m of Bishop Doane. Regular jy1-78t AML druggists. ~ THE commission cregted by section ut public act No. 114, approved March 2, 1893, hus received from the Columisstoners of the Distrtet of Columbia a certified copy of a map showing the proposed permanent system of highways in the District of Columbia within the area hounded by North Capt- tol street, Rock creek, Florida avenue and the District lin map and plats, showing in detail how each lot and tract fs affected by the opposed system of highways, are now on exhi- ton in the office of the Commissicners of the District of Columbia, All persons Interested are invited to examine the map and plats. This comission wiil consider any suggestion or pro- test concerning the location ot ang highway. or portion of a highway as shown on the map. “Tho Suggestions and protests must be in writhig and must clearly set forth the reasons for the changes and show the property owned or controlled hy the objector. All protests, &e., must be sub- mitted on or before JULY FIFTEENTH, 189%, and be addressed to the Chief of Engineers, U.S. Army, War Department, Washington, D.C.” ‘This commission will meet AUGUST FIRST, 1895, at NINE O'CLOCK A.M.. in the office of the Sec- retary of War, to dispose of all objections, and Will then hear orally from those who desire to thus support their written objections, DANIEL §. LAMONT, Secretary of War; HOKE SMITH, Secretary of the Interior; WM. P. CRATGHILL, Chief of Engineers, U. S.'Army. Jeldtojyl4ine & - E Painless Extracting, 50c. Fillings, 75c. FOR SALE—A BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE AND 10 SAMUEL BEALMEAR, Room 303 Fidelity Bldg., fcres near the ete., at corresponding prices; estimates gladly given. ACT OF LAND ON B. AND within 12 miles of Aairess CASH C-. U. S. Dental Asscciatio: Cor, 7th and D Sts. N.W. Hungarian RI or Metropolitan ranch, . Crowns, bridges, + Yeung orchard: BY were Deautifal pla SUH st. naw. STEAM CARPET TARGAIN—WILL SELL &% OR % young trees THING! Midvale, Pa. BOARDING. DO YOU WANT A DESIRAGLE ROOM, AND first-class table board for the summer? Call on 5 >t . BEST, Takoma Park, D.C. NED THE CONV Sucre-tor to the Rice Steam Carpet Cl. Co., 488 Me. ave. f1.R. Thorp, Jy6-8d ENIENT HOUSE But to drop us a postal short |. Gretel from which to| German nobil: {NEW YORK EVERY SAT GLASGOW VIA: LONDONDERRY Rates for Saloon Massa CITY OF WOME, $60 and upward, STEAMERS, Cabin, £45 and upward. th reduced rates. Second Cabin, $25 and $30. raze, outward DAY FOE os MANICURE MADAME PAYN HIGH-CLASS MANICUK OFFICE AND RES! Office open’ and sutrmer. IN MUSICAL CIRCLES A Washington Baritone’s Success in Opera on the Other Side. ° anges in Church Choirs Like= Many C ly Next Fall—Other items of General Interest, In a letter received here from Mr. Homer Lind, the young baritone of this city, he says he is now at Kissingen, where he ts taking the waters and baths and where he will remain until the 15th instant. Then he will return to Frankfort, and from there he will go to London to commence rehearsals with the Carl Rosa Opera Com- pany. The season will besin in Dublin with Mendelssohn’s one-act opera, “Son and Stranger,” which will be given for the first time in English, and “Hansel and " a very pretty one-act light opera. Mr. Lind will sing the part of Tonio in “I Pagiiacci” for-the first time in Dublin, and he is now studying quite hard, even though he fs supposed to be resting. Last mcnth he sang in a concert given at Kis- singen for the benefit of the poor, which was attended by the Queen of Hanover, the Princess of Hanover and the Duchess of Cumberland, besides other Russian and . He says he hopes next year to be able to visit his native city, which still holds the warmest place in his heart. The church choirs have now practically corcluded their work for the year, and most of the singers will soon go out of town for a rest. It is likely that there will be several changes when the choirs re- sume in the fall. Whether those churches which have recently abandoned their choirs and adopted congregational singing, under the guidance of a precentor, will be satis- fied with the experiment, or whether they will again recall the voices that were heard with pleasure for so many years fs a _mat- ter for future determination. Those churches which have the best choirs usvally look upon them as a business in- vestment. Many people without strong re- {giols attachments, but with the church- going habit, who are fond of music, will naturally attend service where they can hear the best, music, and thus swell the congregation and increase the offerings in the plate. That a good choir does have a drawing effect it is sfuted that at one of the churches which not long ago did away with an excellent quartet choir the attend- ance has fallen off at least one-half. This has set the trustees to thinking, and it is understood that a choir will he re-engaged in the fall, if the means to pay it can be made clear. “Miss Harriet Whiting, the contralto, fs here spending the summer, and will prob- mence her work in the fail. She has made an exe reputation in BoSton and throughout New England, both in church and concert. Her mutny friends here are gratified at her success, for they know ft ts based upon genuine merit, Only once this season has Miss Whiting been heard in concert here, und the breadth and rich- ness of her voice and her artistic method was the source of much pleasure. It is stated that Miss Cora Boyd will probably not Le heard at the Congrega- tional Church next season. Who will take her place in the quartet has not yet been determined. ‘Professor Josef Kaspar is spending hie summer at his cottage on the Blue Ridge Mountains at Snickers’ Gap. Mr. Anton Kaspar 1s getting ready for his trip to Burope, where he will complete his violin studie Two V shington musicians made a de- at Cumberland last Tuesday cided suc “ht. They were Miss Alice Burbage, Planet and Mrs, Nellie Wilson Shir-Chitt, foprano. Miss Burbage played Chopin’ Ballade g's Norwegian Bridi Procession, a Mozkowski waltz and Liszt's apsody, No. 12. Mrs. Shir- Cif sang the grand arla from “Ernant, Mattei's “Fer the Sake of the Past” and FEANING. | Chantmade's “Lete.” The Cumberland News says: Stiss Alice Burbage, the pianiste, has or ring up ‘Phone 1435, | never been surpassed by any artist that and we'll send wagon and men to take up your car- has appeared in this city. Her touch is carefully,bring them | almost divine, and the minute she runs her wre and free them from | fingers over the keys it is plain to be seen all sisus of dust,dirt and | that she is the master of the instrument. moths. | Fuily | tusured | yrs, Shir-Ciiff perfectly electrified the au- against loss by fire. 2 pitol st., bet. Band © {ng put the same in’ thorough condition, am now read? to give room and board or table board at reduced prices for July and August, with first- class service. COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS. COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS AND NOTARY PUB- lic for all states and territories a SPECIALTY THOSE INK STAINS On the carpet and tab! E. FREEMA! KR. H. EVANS, Office (basement), 1321 at ways in ofiice, office hours. - CHARLES 8. BUNDY, IONER OF DEEDS, Of all the States and Territories, B17 4% st. nw. (ew Equity building). EANING and MATTRESS Ask us for estiinate—given for the asking. W. B. MOSES & SONS, F’ aud 11th. Specialties &, dience. and it is safe to say that a more powerful or a sweeter soprano yoice has not been heard in this city for many and many a year. Her enunciation is clear and distinct, and in the lower notes her yoice is faultless, while she can trill like cloth are terribly un-| a bird, if such an expression ts admissible, ‘ Senne etee shee entively <Not end inthe: sierer Peet er he has every harm dene to the color of he carpets. A ‘po: and. well call. We are tte. ‘ONLY | Rote under thorough control. STO CENTS of the Celebrated CARPET SOAP. ‘Al by a a ba GEO. w. Eckert, uér., 451 K St. ensuing year, as the vestry dy5-8d Mr. Herndon Morsell has declined the . Andrew's choir for the directorship of St. desires to re 1c -nses. It is understood that Mr, duce. Cehcney ‘will remain as organist and oure — beth CARPFT |}. ")"charge of the quartet and volunteer AMMONIATED STEAM. Werks—Carpets cleaned in the best manner. | joes, His services will doubtless be soug! Mattresses made to onder. Officc. 1720 Pa. sre: | aster for some prominent choir as s00R M. NEWMYER, Manager. JOHN E. BEALL. JOHN B. MITCHELL, ‘Commissioners of Deeds for every state and terri- Notary Public, United States Commissioner. Office, 1321 F st. (first floor). Works, 1708 and 171 mutt is. Mr, Morsell has had charge of Sto"Anarew’s choir four years, and has always maintaincd a high standard of music, which was excellently rendered, and CARPET CLEANING | made it a prominent feature of the servy they reorganize for active work,