Evening Star Newspaper, July 20, 1895, Page 11

THE EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, JULY 20, 1895—TWENTY PAGES. 11 FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR SALE--HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. COUNTRY BOARD. FOR SALE—LOTS. PIANOS AND ORGANS. FOR RENT— Sto & dwg, 414 9th RW, per year. $2,400.00) Bto & sta 1817 14th 1597. nw .. +s. + 150.00 Hall se cor lith & FE sts nw. -- 1 Bto rm 1339" F ‘nw.100. Bto & dw 612 La ave, 9r.. 7 1518 & 1519 Turner 4r. 5. 88 St BBSRESERE SE ne, Of. 18. Bhop rr 16: nw, 40. 15, Bto im 517 15, 2d 1, 908 F, 3r. 18: Sto & dw ne cor 13. and G pw, Gr 18. Sto & dw 1301 Bi aw, Sr. sw, i Sto & dw 56 Fenton 419 Del av 5: pl ow, 6r.. -16.00 420 Ist sw, S Bto & dw 1697 Gales 1427 Del ay sw, br. .12.3¢ ne, Sr... «16.00 220 14th sw, ‘Sr...10.80 Sto'rm & ‘sta 200 222 14th sw, Sr. 3 K ne. 00 241 13ly aw, Gr. . Sto S07 1ith ne. 00 1349 D sw, Br. 10.00 Sto 937 Fin ave. 8 1867 D sw, Sr. 10.00 i 609 Florence ne, GF. SD sw, 704 24 ne, 4r. 4-35 Temple ct 624 314 ne, 5s 8. Be cor 15th&B ne,dr.10.00 1204.10 Del av sw, br. 36 H ne, Sr.. 1 115 Setort's al ‘ne,4r. 629 334 ne, 4r. Rear south std #4 and éth, 1 T sw, 4r.... 15: R'r 218 ist ne, 3 x 48 Jackson al ne,3r..6.30) “av sw, Sr. 6.30 1615 & 1522 Turner 1288 Del’ av sw, Br. .6.30 ‘The above is only a portion ef the property on my books. ‘or fuil Ist call at offtee for bulletin issned on the Ist and 15th. Jy16-e0 T. E. WAGGAMAN. For RENT—NICE _HOME—126 EB N.E.; 6 ROOMS and alcove; catinet mantels; latrobes; qll_mod. imp. Only $28.50 per mo. Key at 12s E nue. First-class condition. Sy4 to auld For RENT—UNFURNISHED. 1603 Conn ay nw,25r.$250/ 1449 N st nw. 16r.... 1723 RT av nw, 17¢.250/ 2015 Hillyer place, idr. 717 K st nw, Ir. ..250) 1154 17th nv, 10r. 200| 1628 Rt Tay nw, 10r. 168 67/2084 Hillyer pl, 101 1280 Vt av nw, 14r. ..150| 1602 18th st nw, 1 $00 14th st nw. 14r..150|461 G st nw, ir. 1705 NH ay nw, 14¢-150| Columbia rd, DC, 2001 I st ow, 15r. ...100| 1523 O st nw. OF. .60.50 1831 G st nw, 16r.133.33/916 12th st nw, Lir...50 1826 19th st nw, 12r..125|1748 Corcoran nw, 10.50 1928 M st nw, i5r....125| 1411 20th st nw, Or. ..50 107 “Mass ay nw, 1712 Corcoran st, Vor ss. e+. 216.68) 1182 17th nvw, BF. 1318 L ‘at ‘nw, i2r...100\ 485 T st nw. Br. 1125 10th st now, 22r.100| 704 Q st nw, 10r 1799 2ist st nw, 16r.100|1111 A st se, 8 2 Binney st nw,137100 1150 17th st nw, OF. 1434 N st nw, 12f...100|1708 M st nw, Or. 1996 oth at cw, 12¢-100) 730 12th st mw, OF. --. 1104 12th st nw, 18.109 725 11th st nw, 13r- 1744 K st nw, i2r. 100 2406 14th st nw, SF, 1311 RI av nw, 12r.100 1758 § st nw, Sr. 1780 Q st nw, J2r..83.33 1411 Stoughton, fan Md vv ne, 101 1119 10th st om 307 P st nw, 121 1248 11th st nw, 10r. 312th st nr R, coal yd-40 226 'N et nw, 8r,.....40 1331 Corcoran nw, 9F. 1340 T st ow, OF. 1504 S st nw, Or. . 1219 12th st nw, Or... 35th st ow. Sr. ‘83, 1413 1, nw,st&dwe-83. 913 M st nw, 12r. 2000 R st nw, 1 1534 28th wt nw, 127. 2020 Hillyer av nw,12r. 40 916 N Y av nw, 12r 40 1757 P st nw, 13r. 17: -49 229 N J av nw, 15r.°.75 1424 33d st nw, 10r.85.50 1325 F nw, 2d‘ 1224 Gth st nw, 91.35.25 1212 F st ‘nw, 12r, 1411 Chapin st nw, Or.35 918 N ¥ ave nw, 14r..70, 1500 Q st nw, 9r......85 2023 Hillyer pl,'10r...70 9 N ¥ av nw, 8... 35 1402 Chapin st ‘nvw.1: 8 35 712 13th st nw, 12r 3 1513 0 st nw, “10r. 405 11th st nw. 1216 N ¥ av n S17 12th ow, 1748 Corcoran st, 633 I st nw, 13F 7B at nw, 10r. 1313 2eth st nw, 1515 O st nw, Or... 2024 Hilliyer ‘av, i2r 1815 18th st ow, 12r. 416 Gth st nw, 12 1213 RI av nw, 10r 1 Ist nw, 12r. 1213 Pa ay, u fi, 1116 M st nw, 13r, CEG, oes nw, 10r. th st nw, tr. entire ‘buildin 1409 20th st nw, 10r. 115 L st se, 6r. 1521 20th st nw, 10r. .60) ¢ is only partial list. For complete bulletin i 60) 817 ith nw, 6r 60/47 D st nw, Tr. 60] 915 B st sw, Tr... 60) 1526 20th st nw, Sr. .20 00} 1305 B at nw (fiat), 8r.20 :00| 4015 Sth st nw, Sr....20 60] 1524 2oth nw, fr... -20 60] 720 17th nw, ‘flat, 4r. 15 60| 1027 30th st’ nw, ‘Tr. -1 00/1817 14th nw,br (e'r)13. 3/1819 Lith nw,5r (r'r)18.30 1110 and 1112 © st nw, ry of FURNISHED HOUSES, OFFICES, STORES STABLES apply to ® ae = THOS, J. FISHER & CO., ott 1324 Fst. nw. RENT_OR CALE-ON I ST. N.W. OPPO- site Franklin Park, 3 P.B, 4-story houses, Nos. 1330, 1332 and 1334. Offer wunted. To settle an estate. Apply to D. M. OGDEN, Executor, 1624 P st. nw. Je29-1m* FOR RENT—STABLES. FOR RENT—STABLES. table rear 1719 T xt. Brick stable bet. 15th & 16th & K&L HILL & JOHNSTON, Jy16-cott 1503 Pa. ave. FOR RENT—LARGH 3-STORY STARLE, REAR 928 D st. n.w.; 32 stalls: carriage elevator; gas, pee grain bins, etc. Inquire 026% La. ave. is2-Im FOR SALE--BICYCLES. ~ FOR SALE—'9 STEARNS’ MOD. * NEARLY new; price reasonable. Can be seen at 1523 Caroline st. n.w. it* FOR SALE — AT A SACRIFICE—-NEW 19-FT. front press brick; stone base and trimmings; 3 stories and cellar; good rear yard and wide park- ing; 9r. and bath; electric appliances; located B.W.. 5 minutes’ walk from 7th st. ie. Only 400; worth much more. W. 8. MINNIX, 1427 nw. Jyi8-3t FOR SALE—OR EXCHANGE FOR COUNTRY REAL estate—A new Groom b. house; all mi.; con- Xenlently located for street cars. Address EX- CHANGE, Star office. Sy20-3t* FCR SALE—WE WILL SELL TWO NEW ¢-ROOM nicely finished brown-stone and brick houses, con- Yenlent to 7th st. and N. ¥. a on etsy terms. WM. H. 8: 407 F st. nw. FOR SALE—THIS IS AN OPPORTUNITY TO BUY cne of ‘he best residences in the northwest at a Yery low price. Inquire of us at once. WM. H. SAUNDEES & CO., 1407 F st. n.w. Jy20-2t FOR SALE—TO THRIFTY WHITE -\JECHANIC, 5-ROOM BRICK, SHERIDAN ST.. FOR $1,550. _VERY EASY, AUGUST DONATH, Sy20-te Gil 7TH ST. FOR SALE—$300 CASH WILL BUY A NICH TWO- story and basement dwelling: preseed brick; fron steps; G rooms and bath; 409 M st. ne. Price only $2,500; balance can run for 2 years. House rented for $16.50. - It__SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, 1303 F n.w. FOR SALE—2STORY AND BASEMENT DWELL- Pressed brick front; fron ste] N. Cap.; 8 rooms and bat . Price cnly $4,750. SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, 1303 F n.w. ERY CHEAP—200 10TH ST. 8. E; 2 stories and basement; pressed brick: 6 rooms and bath; corner house; papered throughout; cab- House rented for $80. Jy20-3t inet mantels, speaking tubes, etc. Price’ only $3,700. SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, Jy20-2t 1203 F nw. FOR SALE— 1743 Corcoran st., near N.H. ave., a 3-story brick dwelling of 10’ rooms, with every modern ap- pliauce for comfort. Price, $10,500. 178% Corcoran st., a handsome 3-story brick and brownstone residence; newly papercd; a perfect home. Price, $12,000. 2111 O st. n.w.. a new 10-room brick house, with brownstone base and trimmings: lot 20xi10 to 80-ft. alley. Price, $12,500. 504 11th et. s.c., large two-story frame house of 85 feet’ frontage; lot S5xi28; will admit the building of 8 modern brick houses; house in good order; cost $6,600 to build. Price, $6,500, 17 New York ave. n.w., 8 new and well-built brick houso of 6 rooms; lot 18x80, running thro’ to N st.; house in perfect order. Price, $6,500. An excellent buflding lot on the north side of Corcoran st. near N.H. ave.; 21x87} ft., at $2.25 H. It PPE yfaware, foot, “PLUMBE, Real Estate Broker, 1505 Pa. ave. nw. FOR SALE_ON H ST. CABLE LINE, FINE STORE and dwelling; @ rms. and bath; 2-story brick stable. Will sell, to close partnership, for $8,500; $500 cash, balance monthly. Address’ PARTNER, Star office. 1t* FOR SALE_NHARLY NOW .¢ROOM BRICK; Papered; cellar; large lot; rented $21 month; on 4th st. b.w. near R; price reduced to $8,100; a bargein.* BOOTH & BRUNER, 1008 G at.'n.w.1* FOR SALB—-NBW BUFF BRICK; 6 ROOMS; TILED bath and hall; papered; lot 18x90 to 20-ft. alley; nice home or investment; price, §4,500; terms eury. BOOTH & BRUNER, 1003'G st. nw. 1t* FOR SALE—-EXTRA BARGAIN IN S.E., ON I ST. bet. 7th and Sth sts.—two 3-story bricks; if sold at once, $3,000: rerted for $28. Apply to A. BEHREND, 617-E st. n.w. Jy20-3t FOR SALE—NORTHWEST—ONLY _ $3,900. Six room brick; bay window; 17 ft. front, deep lot; alley. Only cash required. dy20-2t* R. 8. DONA! IN, 42 E nw. FOR SALE—A BARGAIN—FRAMB DWELLING IN FOR SALE—-OR EXCHANGE FOR IMPROVED suburban property—a fine lusiness property in Sw. section, near freight depot; lot 24x145 to 30-foot paved alley, improved by’ a 2-story brick building, 24x75, and a 2-story stable, with ele- Yator and room for 20 horses; property suitable. ea iarge business. C. J. UBHOFE, F nw. it FOR SALE—HOUSE ON COLUMBIA HEIGHTS; 13 rooms; all modern and first class; lurge lot, with brick stable. It 1s a $40,000 property, now offered at $25,000. See it fs a bai & RAME’ Sy19-3t 1206 G st. nw. FOK SALE—OWNER IN NEED OF CASH WILL sacrifice elegant 7-room and bath bay-window brick, built to order; partially furnished; situated in Le Droit Park, for $5,350; worth $6,600. Only $1,800 cash, or will accept good indorsed paper. Please address NEEDY OWNER, Star office. FOR SALE—OR RENT—ON I ST. site Franklin Purk, 3 P.B. 4-story houses, Nos. 830, 1332 and 1334. Offer wanted. To settle an estate. Apply to D. M. OGDEN, Executor, 1624 P st. nw. Je29-1m* MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN KING GEORGE C. H., VA., JULY 16, 1895.— Wanted, by board of supervisors of King George ‘county, Va., for erection of new jail, $3,000; payable inten years; interest payable s-int-annually at G per cent, secured by bond or tonds of county: loan gilt-edged; no debt of coun- ty, bonded or otherwise. Apply at once to WIL- Clerk Ci county King George county, Va. vE THE FOLLOWING different clients, to Ioan—$: $4,000 at 5t%4: and $4,000, $3,200, $3,000, $2,000, $1,000, $1,500 and $600 at 6 per cent.’ Ali applications ancwered on the day money !s applied for. DEEBLE, DAVIS & CO. 3y20-6t WBE WANT A LOAN OF $1,000 ON A GOOD, PAY- ing business; a good dividend. Address W. "MM. S.. Star office. 3y20-2t* MONEY WANTED—DESIRH TO HAVE INTER- ylew with party of means who will make real estnte loans, short time, from 2 to 24 months: yall investor well.’ “Address PROFITABLE INVESTMENT, Star oifice. Jy2-Im* LARGE QUANTITY OF MONEY TO LOAN ON real estate in sums to suit at 5 and 6 per cent. Builders’ loans imade to responsible persons. Also over $250,000 for installment loans, repay- able, monthly at about, $9 per £1,000, with pay- merits annually decreasing, or with life {nsurance, Where the debt 1s cunceled by death. Will lend as bigh as 76 per cent of value cn well-located property. No delay except to pre- eos Room 5, 1201 Pa. ave. 000 TO LOAN ON APPROVED CITY REAL BS- ‘ATE BECURITY, AS A WHOLE OR WILL DI- VIDE INTO TWO'OR THREB PARTS; would pur- chase epproved first trast notes. NO COMMIS- SION D OR PAID. FRED. MAC 500 Sth st. n.w. MONEY TO LOAN, IN SUMS TO SUIT, AT LOW- est rates of interest on approved real estate se- pe; H. L. RUST, 008 14th st. n:w. AT FIVE PER CENT INTEREST—$50, N.W. OPPO- ,000 TO LOAN in sums of $1,000 and upward. Make application ‘at once. NO DELAY. jy1b-6t DIGGES & FAIRFAX, 701 12th st. n.w. MONEY ALWAYS IN HAND TO LOAN ON AP- Proved District real estate, in sums to sult. ALBERT F. FOX, J315-1m 920 F st. bw. WE HAVE ON HANDS PEEEEE EES So Sanone BEES annum on ap- site Joan at 5 and 6 per cont per fc D.w.; 7 ind ‘bath; in good order;*rented at | proved real estate in the Dist: ‘No delay $22.00; Jot 25x100. Price, $4,000; $800 cash. HERRON & NIXON, te _JAMES G. JESTER, 68) F st. n.w. Je27-1m 1304 F st. nw. BAY-W. PRESS-DRICK; 9 RMS. | $200,000 TRUST AND OTHER FUNDS TO LOAN lot 16x100 to alley. Price, | on first-clasS inside in proved city property; low- ‘Location, n.w. G, JESTER, 639 F st. n.w. FOR SALE—BAY-W. PR.-BRICK ON 0 ST. N.W.; 10 rooms and bath; m.i.; one of the best built houses in elty: lot 21x185 ‘to alley. $7,000. te JAMES G. JESTER, 639 F st_n.w. FOR SALE-STH ST. N.W.; PRESS BRICK; 4 rooms deep; 9 rooms and bath; side and rear’ al- leys; cellar; furnace; lot 20x95. £6,500. ite JAMES G. JESTER, 639 F st. n.w. FOR SALB—OUR LIST POPULAR PRICE PROP- erty (n.w.) proves practical; large selections: accessible sections; terms, $100 cash (more if cu prefer), balance $25 monthly. B now 6 and 7-room (furnace) lovely homes, from 4,000 to $5,000; nice lots and yards. INLY $100 ‘cush, $25 monthly. $100 cash, $25 mo. SPECIAL! When you see St here It's a BARGAIN. Own- ers say good as sold. We place nothing but actual bargains bere and sell them, too. 1'6rm. brick; a.m.t.; hall; nice lot; concrete ; mear 24th; $2,9% $500 cash, bal. as rent, juding principal and interest. 1 8rm. br.; a. lot & ft. to alley; near N. H. ave. and 8 23 ‘$5,000. 1 Sem. pr. brick; on Dupont Circle; rice too low to publish. Cull'for st, and number. jy20-3t* Koom 5, 1201 Pa. ave. FOR SALE—1303 N ST. N.W., FINE, LARGE residance: 4 stories: lot 26x10; also two clegant new small ory bricks, 1304 a 1306 13th st. n.w.; also valuable river front warehouse and wharf in Alexandria, Va., cor. Prince and Water te; bargains. Apply ‘to owner, ROBT. W. INWICK. Jy20-1m_ FOR SALE—ACTUAL BARGAINS. Nice -brick house on Ith st., with stable, gpl $8,600. Also lot, 17x100, on oth st. aeat Ith old frame house; only $2,950. Apply Room 5, 1201 Pa. ave. sy20-dt FOR SALE—BICYCLE—A SPRING FORK VICTOR, with pneumatic tires, !n good condition, for $80. Cun be seen at any time of the day at 1330 Inch place. Sy19-: FOR SALE—VICTORS, COLUMBIAS, RAMBLERS, pneumatic tires, s:cond-hand, but as new; Prices very low. Basement, 602 F at.n.w. jy10-2w® FOR SALE—'94 COLUMBIA, "94 VICTOR; BOTH nearly good as new; both bargains; best’ second- hand wheels to be had. J. B. M., 1108 E st. n.w. (print * jelt FORSALE—MISCELLANEOUS. FOR SALE —2-STORY AND CELLAR FRAMB store and dwelling, cor. 15th and Gales st. n.e.; owner out of city and is compelled to sell at once; in to prompt purchaser. For particulars apply. to L. STARGARDTER, 613 15th n.w. apbo-3m RK SALE—A SNAP BARGAIN AT $5,000—A utiful 10-room and cellar house: nicely lo- cated. D. D. THOMPSON, 1t 1335 F st. FOR SALB-A BARGAIN—10-ROOM HOUSE, 1234 10th n.w.; Oblo stone and pressed brick; modera improvements. TATRICK O'FARREL, Owner, N.Y. ave. Jy10-tt " FOR SALE—GOING ON A PICNIC OR “'BUS" | FOR SALE—ROW O1 UR 5-ROOM BRICKS—ON rty? If so we will pack our world-famed * A _STREET—FOR "$5,060, RENTED TO WHITE latz" Beer on ice in boxes or barrels and de- ‘TENANTS AT PER MO. Po us ate erence (Se Bay. ae Jy19-tt AUGUST DONATH, 611 TTH ST. extra charge for this. You'll the f tl 5 coolest, smoothest, richest aud most invigorating | "OR SALB-NICE HOME ON TR NEAR 1ST ST. summ w beveraj re x . Order ot ELA: ae n.w.; 7 rooms and bath; select reighborh L. FINLEY & SON! or "Phone 541._ 100d concreted -streat; fine back yard; $200 cash, $25 monthly. OWNER, 1837 7th st. nw. jy19-2t® LE—A LITTER OF FINE ST, BERNARD pupples from the best registered stock. ©. M. ACKLEN, _4520-6t* Alberton, "Md. FOR SALE—1 SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER and 2 graphophones, complete, with extra u 24 4y19-3 FOR SALE—LARGE STRO: with table for packing chins, beadlog: covers, sultal F packing china, 3 Ke, Only 0c. each, FH, WILSON Je27-tt 020 Fst. hw. FOR SALE—MONKEYS, YOUNG CUBAN, MEXT- can double yellow head and African gray par- rots, canaries, mocking birds, gold fish, dogs and fancy pigeons. SCHMID'S, ‘712 12th’ si « Branch, 1221 } Jez. FOR SALE—LOt $2.50; GASOLINE STOVES and refrigerators; $1 per week for bed room aud Flo} REDMOND'S CHEAP suites: low prices. AND TIME House, 719 7th nw. mite COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. ASE = FOR SALE—193 ACRES; DWELLING ANI - Sri well 3 irom, De ant P. FER; A." A. cast watered: 3 miles from B. and P. . Md. Price, $1,500; terms, $600 wl. to suit. OWNER, 1234 Fla. ave. ‘ne. FOR SALE STOCK FARM FOR $2,000; 180 AG with 10-room house and fine cellar, good barn; corn house, hen, meat house and tenant house, all the crops, 2 ‘horsex, 2 cows, 60 chickens (le horns), farm wagon, dayton, ‘mowing’ machin rakes, harness of all kinds, small orchard, springs and well; furm fronts Rit. and is in Maryland. Jy20-8t A. J. SCHWARTZ, 605 6th n.w. FOR SALE—ONLY $30 PER ACRE FOR 150 ACRES 6 miles from Penna. ave. bridge; 40 acres under cultivation; fine timber,.and one mile front cn county road; land lies fine for acre subdivision. dy20-3t A. J. SCHWARTZ, 605 6th st. n.w. COLONIAL BEACH PROPERTY BOUGHT, SOLD aged. O'CONNOR & WALSH, Paclfle bldg. ‘, VA., 6-ROOM HOU high and hy at the station; must sell; $800. Call at 51 5 ite FOR RENT- TH! PRA R PLAC INE OF THE finest farms in Alexandria co., V on road from Aguedaet bridge to Alexandria; 3 miles from Washington. Particulars inquire on premises. Jy20-co2w* FOR GALE—200 A‘ ington, in Ma sol good, arwum, ES FROM WASH- S-room dwelling and barn: 000; $500 ersh, balance $150. per SMITH, 3120 M st. js18-st* E—OR EXCHANGE—11-ROOM COTTAGE, ¥ Springs, W.Va. Will trade for unim: ground ne. or a.e. Washington. F. G. AUKAM, 600 F n.w. FOR SALE_—FARMS OF 5, 14, 20 OR 76 ACR new buildings, near statton: asy terms. Dwel ings for rent or sale. COOKE D. LUCKETT, 4y10-1m. Rockvilie, Md. LEGAL NOTICES. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Ww. vs. George W. Hurley et al. No. 15077, Equity. cause being referred to me to report distri- of the fund, notice is hereby given to all ms havlug claims against the estate of WASH- ON 8. HURLEY, deceased, to present the game, with the proofs, on or, before THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1905, at my office in the United States Court House tn this city. Jy15-m,w&s,3t JAS. G. PAYNE, Auditor. ESTATA OF JASPER SMITH, Late of the Djstriet of Columbia. ‘No. 6721. 21. Application having been made to the Supreme Gourt of the District of Columbia, holding Orphans’ Court, for probate of a lest will of the sald Jasper Swith, and for letters of administration cum. testumento annexo on seid extate, by Emily de F. Smith, widow, this ts to give notice to all concerned to appear in'said court on Friday, the 20 day of August, A.D. .895, at 10 o’cleck a.m., to show cavse Why such application should not granted. ttest: “L. P. WRIGHT, Register of Wills, D.O. ROSS PERRY, Proctor for Applicant. law3w FOR SALE—A SNAP BARGAIN IF TAKEN AT ouce—Those fine beautiful houses just belng fin- ished on R st. bet. 16th and 17th sts. n.w.; south front; tile bath and vestibule; electric appitances and speaking tubes; bot alr heat; all first-class throughout; containing 12 rooms, besides 2 baths, pantry, laundry, cellar and furnace room; 4 room ona floor: terms to sult, or will exchange. BR. F. LUKEL, $12 5th gt. n.e. er gnd Builder, Sy12,13, 16,18, 20,23-6t* FOR SALE—2 NEW SOLID BRICK 6-ROOM agen; Elliot, tor and cor. West Washington, on the Wash- coverete cellar, full size; % elty water; a bargain ‘at $1,400 each. J. C. HURST, Owner, 1427 F st. Sy19-te FOR SALE-SEB OWNER FOR A SNAP BARGAIN in 624 28d st. n.w.; bay-window brick; 6 rooms, bath; a.m.i.; good’ neighborhood; near herdics, school and market. lee, $8,5005 easy pay” ments. pee dylo-3t* PLD eG oe G st. ne, fronting Md. ave., 6r. b., cel- a $8,500-F. m.1. Be. near 9th, 6r..b., cellar; rent, $23.50. $4,000—Nice corner n.e., Gr. b., cellar; will trade for vacant ground. i $5,000-New Zr. b., celtar, furnace; R n.w. near Capitol. D. D. THOMPSON, 1835 F st. n.w. est rates; applications reported on promptly; also installment loans made. Call on or address L. O. DE LASHMUTY, 1331 F st. n.w. Baltimore of- fice, 116 St. Paul st. dy1-1m* MCNEY IN SUMS TO SUIT AT VERY LOWEST interest on D, C. real estate security. FRANK T. RAWLINGS, Member Washington Stock Exchunge, 180% Pa. ave. (Arlington Fire Ins. Co.'s office. iy MONEY TO LOAN-WE HAVE $20,000, 817,000, $14,000 and $10,000 to loan at 5 per cent—$4,500, 3,500, $2,750, $2,100, $1,700 and $1,000 to loan at iu, per cent; ‘also other amounts to loan at 6 per cent. No delay tn closing loans, WESCOTT, WILCOX & HIESTON, Je28-1m 1907 Pa. ave. YOU CAN SAVE TIME AND MONEY IF You Fish to borrow $25,000 at f per cent, $15,000 at 5 per cent or 6 per cent, §9,000 at 5 per cent or 6 per cent, $5, at 5 per cent, $3,000 at 6 cent and at 6 per cent. Call on BUTLER & GRAHAM, Real Estate and Loan Brokers, 303 st. n.w. Je25-1m PLENTY OF MONEY TO LOAN IN ANY AMOUNT on real estate, at 5 and 6 Per cent; no delay; also builders’ joans. ‘Rooms 5 and 6, je22Im* ew 1201 Pa. ave. MONEY ON STOCKS, BONDS, TRUSTS, n WANTED—AT A VA. FARM HOUSE, 8 TO 7 ref. Chr. boarders at $4.50 Reryreeks dee, milk, fruit, shade; 43 min. from , 1g from RR Addre 'H., Star office, Jy20-3t* FOR SALE—WE OFFER TWO OF THE CHEAP- est lots we have ever had in ‘’Holmead Manor’? to a customer with a few hundred dollars cash. WM. H. SAUNDERS & ©O., 1407 F st. n.w. §20-2t VALLEY HOME, 12 MILES WEST OF WINCHES- ter, with its medicinal waters, pure mt. afr, romantic scenery and wholesome fare, can ac- ccmmodate a few more guests at. moderate charges. Mrs. S. S. GORE, ‘Gore P. 0., via Winchester, Va. 4y20-8, w&est® HAVING A NICE COOL HOUSE, HIGHEST point in town, will take a fey boarders; ‘shade; Ice; close to ‘electric car. wuire at ‘grocer’s across from the car. Mrs. M.'D. W., Brookland, D.C. ite NICE ACCOMMODATIONS CAN} BE SECURED now ‘for August; location, on ,hill overlooking Front er large, shady yard; porches; nice table; per week. Address 1Box 87, "Front Royal, Warren county, Va. * Jy20-3t* MAPLE GROVE—HIGH LOGATION; ALWAYS cool; large law; near mts.; abundance of fruit, spring chicken, milk, Ice; excellent water; terms moderate. EDWIN SEOEMAKEI,; Philomont, Va. jy13-eat3t* FIRST-CLASS BOARD; LARGE’ ROOMS; BATI rooms; hot and cold water; fruit, ice and milk; mall daily; picture of house at drug store, 120i ad WH sis. nw, Address ED. V. AYRE, Mar- ehall, Va. dy20-6t* FAIRVIEW FARM, LANGDON, D.C. (B. & 0), 18 the coolest, shadlest, highest "and largest ‘im- proved place in the District. Large brick dwell- ing, with numerous windows. Two adults or emall family taken. Come or ‘address as above. Jy17-4t* GOOD BOARD; LARGE, WELI-FURNISHED reoms; plenty of shide; beautifully situated, near Bull Rum mts.; conveyance from station “free; ee Sh terms moderate. Mrs. JOEL CARRUTHERS, Aldie, Loudoun, co., Va. jy19-6t* “THR ROKEBY—LARGE, SHADY LAWN; EX- cellent spring; rooms large; abundance fruit, ice, milk and vegetables; P.O. convenient; terms FOR SALE—TWO OF THE MOST DESIRABLE lots for buiiding ever offered tn Columbia Height Tnguire for ice and location to WM. H. SAI Duns & CO., 1407 F st. nw. jy20-20 FOR SALE—CHEAP LOTS ON EASY TERMS; 10 cheice lots on Linden place n.e.; no waste; ready for building; 18x65%4. JAMES BAYNE, Room 8, Central National Bank. ‘4y13-3t* FOR SALE—25 CENTS PER SQ. FOOT WILL, FOR & few days, purchase lots i and 2, in square 1096; terms'easy. M. L. LITTLEFIELD & CO., @17 F st. nw. Jy19-3t* FOR SALE-COLUMBIA HEIGHTS LOT AT A bargain. North side Columbia st. bet. 13th and 14th. 3y18-3t OSCAR W. WHITE, 930 F st. n.w. FOR SALE—AN UNDIVIDED HALF INTEREST IN 150x100 on one of the nicest streets in Holmead’s sob, Columbia Helzhts. Only 35c. per sq. ft. my2-2m_ L. STARGARDTER, 613 15th st. n.w. FOR SALE—SOUTH 16 FEET FRONT OF LOT ON Gth strest, between L and M n.w. Owner about to build on upper half of lot. $1.75 per foot if taken at once. Apply 736 6th st. nw. —_ jyl2 ~ LOST AND FOUND. LOST—OR STRAYED—FROM 1813 12TH ST. N.W., ‘Thursday night, a male pug dog; answers to Sumo of “Frits.” Reward if seturned to shove addre . LOST—A SCARF PIN ON THURSDAY, JULY 18, going from 1644 4th st. n.w., through 4th to P st., from P through N. J. ave. to N st. Liberal reward if left at 2241 Cleveland ave. n.w., OWNER. it* LOSTROM CARS BETWEEN GEORGETOWN and Navy Yard, a steel purse, containing two $10 moderate. J. E. CARRUTHERS, North Fork, Va. | and two $1 notes. Please communicate with dy19-3t* 1si9 H nw. it* LARGE FARM, ABUNDANTLY SHADED LAWNS, | FCUND—J! 18TH, NEAR NATIONAL THRA- large, cool rooms, fine water; 15 min. from stg-| ter, 8 pawn tickets. Owner can have the eame tion; 60 min. ride from city; Met. Br. B. and O. | by ‘proving identification and cost of ad. Address RR. ‘Terms reasonable. Address Mrs. M. B.] @. ©. ¥F. Star office. 1t* “YOUNG, Buck Lodge, Md. Sy19-Bt* SPRINGDALD, AT LINCOLN, LOUDOUN CO.,_VA. 2 miles from Purcellville station, W. and O.R.R-: 5 min. from Round Hill, 8 from ‘Hamilton, § from Leesburg; capacity, 85 to 40. Terms—Adults, $5, and children under 12, $3, per week. Fine lawn; abundance shade; ice, milk, everything desirable for table, tastefully served; doctor within 500 yards. J. G. HERNDON, Lincoln, Va. jy10-3t® MT. EDGECUMB JS NOW OPEN FOR BOARD- era; extersive lawn, pavilion, plenty ice, milk and excellent water; rooms large and diry; best of references; terms moderate. Address JOHN T. CONNOR, Paxson P. O., Loudoun county, Je8-s&w3m FOUND—A SUM OF MONEY. OWLER CAN RE- cover by provlag property and paying costs of advertising. Address B. L. E., Star office. jy19-2t* LOST—ON TUESDAY NIGHT, TAKOMA HOTEL, ae society pin of seopal High School; C. H. oly on the back. Return to HOTEL TAKOMA for reward. dyi9-8t* LOST—TUESDAY, JULY 16, FEMALE LIVER AND white pointer; ‘answers to name of Firenzi. A reward for her return to 8. W. STINEMETZ, 1446 Kenesaw ave., or 1237 Pa. ave. ~ jy18-3t = FOR EXCHANGE OAK HILL, THE POPULAR SUMMER BOARD- abg house, situated near the Blue hidge, % of an hour's drive from Purcellville station oa R. D. RE., ts vow open for boarders, with abundance of milk, butter, ice, spring chickens and lamb, ete.; daily mili, P.O. and @ physiclan in a few hundred yards; plano; nice drives, with good horses and teams, at reasonable rates; boarders brought, to and ‘from station free of charge; terme, $5 per week; children under 12 half price. Addree * We L. POWELL, ‘North Fork, Loudoun Va. jy18-s&w2w HEALTHY CLIMATE, VERY ACCESSIBLE, BEAU- tiful scenery of mountains, valley and water, leasing to artists, beautiful. drives and woodlet: Targe house, porches all around, beautifully. shaded grounds; accommodations first-class. Procure ple- torial ciretilar. MAURICE CASTLEMAN, Castle- man's Ferry, Va. Jel-8m&10t* AN IDEAL SUMMER HOMB—AN ABUNDANCE of fruit, flowers, ice and shade; high and dry; no monquitoes; two hours’ ride ‘from Washington. Address J.'R. WALKER, Waterford, Va. fy18-3* WANTED—I HAVE IMFROVED PROPERTY northwest I can trade for northeast improved. Parties desiring to exchange call on R. 8S. DON- ALDSON, Real Estate Exchange, 942 B st. n-w. WILL TRADE. EQUITY IN IMPROVED CITY roperty in Kensas for piano and furniture. Ad- Urets KANSAS, Star oflce. dy18-3t* WANTED—HOUSE, ($1,500 TO $2,500. IN EX- change for 1% or 20 acres at Seat Pleasant, -6 miles from Center market. McLACHLEN It. AND LOAN CO., 10th and G sts. dy13- EDUCATIONAL IN WASHINGTON. WIGH SCHOOL PUPILS, Dept. Clks. and others wishing to study VOCAL or PIANO music should eall at once; SUMMER RATES. Examination ee GEO. W.LAWRENCE, Studio 1003 9th n.w. Two Pianos—Bargains. We have two customers, leavit the city, who have left with us thelr clegant Upright Grand’ Place os for inmediate sale, at these great sacrifices: One has been in use but eight months, and cost $500; can be bought for $210 cash. The other has cnly "been used a shart time, and ccst $425: can he had for only $185 enh; ‘quick sele. Both of thes? pianos are high-class, standard instruments, and are iu beautiful condition. Will be fully wa ranted in every particulor. Fine stool goes with each. We can arrange for $100 credit on the first ove for short time, if desired. If you want a Piano don’t miss these great bargains. Call at once. The Piano Exchange, 913 Pa. Ave. 410-204 Piano Bargains. Square Pianos, $40, $50, $60 and “$75. $5 «ash and $5 ‘per mouth; "> few of the Stall ‘Children's Upright Piancs, $59 cash, or $60 payable $5 ner month. Little beauties. We will allow what you pay for them any time within thice years, in part payment for a full size pian Oak Case, ‘Smith & Barnes, 71-3 Octave - Upright" Plano, slightly used, only $159 ery lwndsome Bebning 71-8 Octave Uj right Piano, mahogany case, slightly use only $200 cash. Beautiful Fre Walnut Finish Smith & Barnes Upright 71-3 Octave Piano, only $200 cas! we will sell these three Upright Pianos on time or easy install- qents at a reasonable cdvance on prices named. We have still jeft some new Chickering, Mason & Hamlin and other re- Hable Upright Pinnos, at a very large reduction from regular prices. We must have -these pianos ont of the way by next in order to commence our improve- Be prompt; come at once if you want to avail yourself of this extra- John F. Ellis & Co., 937 Penna. Ave. n.w. dy18-284 KANABE Pianos. SLIGHTLY USED UPRIGHT AND GRAND FIANOS OF OUR OWN MAKE; ALSO SECOND- HAND UPRIGHT AND UARE PIANOS OF DIF- a MAKES AT PRICES AND TERMS and Hepaisiag by experienced workmen Wm. Knabe & Co., 1422 Penn. Ave. N.W. Telephone call No. 1737. apz9-tt STEAM CARPET CLEANING. Are responsible for many a ruined carpet. Our SUPER- HEATED | STEAM | JET process absolutely destroys the pests. Try it. "Phone 1485. brings wagon. Successor to the Rice Steam Carpet Cl. Co., 488 Me, Av, fi.R.Thorp, Sy19-8d AS A RENOVATOR FOR SUMMER BOARD AND PLEASANT AC commodations apply to_ Mrs. L. C. JONES, Pacontan Spring, myl1- Loudoun county,” Va. BOARDERS ACCOMMODATED NEAR A COUNTRY town; good salt water bathing, boating and fish- steamboat wharf and P.O. L, Leonardtown, Md. It BOARDERS TAKEN AT PHILOMO) e of tke most healthful scctions of V abundance of shade, fruit, ice, mill Dede; table unexcelled; dancing pavition a amusements. Address D. J, TAVENNER. my18-co8m { X FEW BOARDERS WANFED] IN A QUIET Lome in Lincoln, Loudoua cop. Vg; 2 miles. from Purcellville station, 0. R. For Bee ans terms, jete., address Mrs. IEHNBAS “JANNEY. FROSPECT HILL, IN THE NOUNTAIN affords a lovely summer hemes tent > plan swith table tai EF _RGOMS; r jon and Washington. Terms, $20 L, GORDON, West End, "Va. G0oD TABLE ehede; near s per mouth, W. 3e18-8t* A FEW MORE BOARD modated at Rock Spring, tion near Leesburg; pure “water; good table shady grounds; fishing. Mrs.!8..G. THOMPSON, Box 88, Leesburg, V ‘ Syl. MONT ALTO—A’ MOST DELIGHTFULLY SITU- ated, exceedingly healthful atid Homelike summer SCAN BE ACCOM ‘he most pleasant eftua- sociati tificates, old line life policies, resort on top of the Alleghdtiles!. Ha B. and O. cata certificates or Warehouse receipts. and W. Va. Central; rates low!’ Write W. J. & RARER, Rooms 40 to 46, Metzerott bullding, ALDE! Frop., Hartmongsitle, W. Va. 1110 ¥ st. Sy9-tt” | _Je28-f&eas preity TO LOAN— COOP ENTE x BOARD Be oun Ry ‘ARM, < REAL ESTATE— mile from springs; mt. alr; plano in hou: Cs EE Dues aiwecks rete Os Ger week? Sieger eonth 4,000. Mr. and Mrs. €.J.ZIRKLB, Fauquter Springs, Va. 8,000. Sy16 6t* pens “THE SURREY,” NEAR HAGERSTOWN—MOUN- meee fain air; large, alry rooms;, good table: electrte THOS. E., WAGGAMAN, ights; sanitary plimbing; ‘hot and cold baths; serte a ars near B. 0.; low rates. “Box 187, Hagerstown,Md. TT ae ee LOAN a ye BOARD AT DE TAUDER FARM, HALE MILB small, on furniture, pianos, horses; ‘wagons. ete, Soe eee: elendene ote atic me gas ‘without removal or publicit il large room for dancing. Address ty. ‘Any business with us strictly confdential, and you can get the money the day you for it. can be paid in part or in fuil at time to suit the conventence of the borrower, a any part _pald reduces tho cost of carrying the Joan tn proportion tg the amount pata. WASHINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN CO. Jel6-tr 610 F st. MONEY TO LOAN IN ANY SUMS DESIRED, AT 5 AND 6 PER CEN’ On District of Columbia real estate. LARGS LOANS A SPECIALTY. WALTER H. ACK! ap8-tt 704 14TH ST. N.W. = MONBY ‘tO LOAN IN, SUMS FROM 41,000 UPWARD, AT LOWEST RATE OF INTEREST, REAL ESTATE IN TEH® DISTRICT. ~ R. 0. HOLTZMAN, api-tt CoR. 10TH AND F STS. 'N.W. $10,000 IN HAND AT 5 PER CENT ON D. 6. teal estate: oF vill loan in sums ag low, a8 .000: larger sums at same rate; $250, $500, tie at 6 por cout. Wit IE SAUNDERS & CO, 407 F st. nw. wah2s-tt MONEY TO LOAN On improved city real estate. jy13-2w E. C. DE LAUDER, Boyds, Md. SFAT PLEASANT HOUSE— A charming country resort, convenient to Wash- ington for business. House is situated very high, contains large, airy rooms, with 21 acres of ground and plenty of shade; abundance of fruit, Yegetables, ice, milk. Purtiés earried to 15th st. ne¢., connecting with electric cars, for 5 cents, or to Benning, on the Penna. R.f., free. Rates mod- erate. For particulars call Room 2, or widress 8. HR. DRO GREAT FALIS HOTEL—UNDER NEW MANAGE: ment. Grandest uatural scenery near Washing- ton. “Escellent bass fishing. Splendid place to spend a day or month. Rates low, and excellent fare. Address A. J. JACKSON. Proprietor. Great Falla, Montgomery ‘county, M Je2T-Im* THE ECKINGTON, 8D AND T STS. N.B., IS THA Dest place within 100 miles of the city’ to spend the summer; 10 acres of shaded lawn; elegant tiled baths; ‘electric light, ete.; terms moderate. Je21-1m EVERGREEN HOM@, AR LINCOLN AND PUR- cellville; fruit plenty spring; shady crounds and cool house: pleasant reoms: coinfortable beds; aoe able. HOWARD M. HOGE, Lincotn, Va. m* THE BLISS SCHOOL OF ELECTRICITY, Biles Building, 3, 37, 39 B et. n.w. This is the only institution in the country where practical electrical engineering 1s thoroughly avd exclusively taught. Ccurse completed in one year. Laboratories and all departments fully equipped. Gatalogues on application. Jy13-20 LOUIS D. BLISS, Principal. WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, 1225 10th st. n.w.—Piano, organ, voice, violin, guitar and mandolin, flute, ccrnet, ete.” Free’ advan- tages to puplls. 0. 'B. BULLARD, Director. Jel-law2m* The McDonald-Ellis School For Girls, COR. 17TIt ST, AND MASSACHUSETTS AVE. College, academic, preparatory and primary de- pertments; also a well-appointed kindergarten. Next year begins Sctcber 2, 1605. Je15-law4m Miss ANNA ELLIS, Principal. MISS AMY C, LEAVITT. 1121 VERMONT AVE. N.W., PIANO AND HARMONY THE FISK TEACHER: ton branch, 61430 8 agency manual. SUMMER GOURSE. IVY INSTITUTE BUSINESS COLLEGE, ~ cor. Sth and K sts. n.w., FLY A.M., P-incipal Our experieuce is great. First, we give the BEST business education at the LOWEST cost, Second, we prepare for. all civil service ex- aminations. Third, we instruct, during the summer, pupils of other schools. Large and cool rooms Central and beautiful location. Bookkeeping, arithmetic, spelling, English, letter: ‘writing, penmanship and ‘all business subjects. Full business course, day or night, $25 a year. ‘The typewriting and shorthand course, $15. Send for cati ie. Established Polite attention; individual _in- struction; best discipline; experienced teachers. my23-3m* THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, 723 14th st. nw. Students may begin any time. Open all summer. For sample et of our publications address BERLITZ & CO., 1122 Broadway, New York. Je8-tu&a,tt PRIVATE LESSONS — ELEMENTARY OR AD- vanced. studies; especial attention to backward, unwilling and adult pupils. University graduate. Prof. J.. 1408 Hopkins place, near 20th and P sts. mm, tu,6m* Z EY SCHOOL, 1827 I ST..FOR YOUNG LADIES ‘and little girls, reopens October 3. ‘Miss VIRGINIA MASON DORSEY and Miss LAURA LEE DORSEY, Principals. Je22-1m. NORWOOD INSTITUTE, Washington, D. ©. 14TH SESSION OPENS WEDNESDAY, OCT. 1. Jel9-3m Address Mrs. WM. D, CABELL, Prin. GUNSTON INSTITUTE, FOR GIRLS, 1212 AND 1214 l4th st. n.w., Thomas Circle; ‘next session begins September - LEY R. 12_0R 20 FRENCH LESSONS. SUMMER TERM. Classes now for ladies and gentlemen; good pro- nunclation. The scholastic term reopens Septem- ber 24. Mile. V. PRUD'HOMME, 307 D st. nw. my13-8m* ,000 at 5S per cent, $15,000 at fly per cent. —_ = = Ree ING & LES, 13208 si. aw ————— OUT OF WASHINGTON. mbg-t¢ HORSES AND VEHICLES. epee 2 W, Frankie St. Baltimore, 3a SEY AN ND 6 PER CENT ON vORT! ARDING A’ Y ROE SR ORCI Males en ieee FOR SALB — CHEAP — FINE, LARGD BLACK | for young Indies will reopen Thuredag, Sept. let, it. W) PARKER, hor 8 years; sound and safe.” Apply M. Me ‘Thiety shied year. who-tt Ts Fat. DEVITT, Lincoln ave. and V st. ne. jy20-3t* | fy17-w&<2m* "Mrs. H. P, LEFEBRE, Principal, FOR FAMILY OR BUSINESS PURPOSES, MARYLA’ (LEGE — FOR YOUNG » LOAN, , ay ASY Sng DeSiED i CHEAP, IF SOLD Av oncn, | P23O indies: “Near Haltimore) abd ear. High AT LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST, 1 Bay Horse, sound and gentle. indlard, refineg) home, confers College dexrees. 15 ON WASHINGTON KEAL ESTATE. No delay in closing transactions. ‘THOS. J. FISHER & CO. 1 Buckboard, in good order.» 1 Brougham, little used, best make. 1 Victoria, in good repair. ap2s-tt 142t F st. nw. 8 sets of harness, slightly used. . HONEY TO LOAN AT 5 VER CENT on AP.| ©7'Mr. Downey's personal guarantee gocs with roved District real estate; also installment | ¢¥ery sale. joans made. F. H. SMITH & SONS, DOWNEY'S HOTEL F. api9-tt. 1418 F rt. nw. | 1622-1628 MONEY TO LOAN, IN SUMS TO SUIT, ON REAL estate security in the District of Columbia; no 3 charges moderai eS 'WASIP'N DANENHO’ Jr13 apis-tt Cor. 13fh and G FOR SALE—$150 CASI, $12.50 NCNTHLY; RENT- MONEY TO LOAN ed 812.50; frame cottage; 4 squares from ‘14th st. ON calle; lot 2,000 it.; termeed; price, $1,800. WMH. WARD, 610 Piz = FOR SALE— A, beautifal @-ronm cottage, with one sere of land, at Falls Church, Va. Very desirable. .$5,000 9 rooms. T near 15th st. nw. : . 500 ‘The best opportunity we have seen to get a real good home on H st. n.w. Splendid netghbor- hoal.” Modern house; in perfect order. Only $500 «ash required, balance montbly. + $6,200 A new 8-room cottage, with store, at Autre Park, at the station, Metropolitan Branch, B. and 0. 2'R, Good place for a country’ store. “Will be cold at a bargein or rented réasonably to tho Proper party. On N st. n.w. near 1s1 nearly new. On G st. near 21st: S-story fram2. Lot 20x 120. Lot worth nearly the money... _A splendid 9-room brick house on 10th st. near N n.w.; 3 stories and cellar. North side Keneraw ave. sts. n.w.: 3-story, 9- (new). Good val ‘The electric cara will econ be running to Hyatts- ville. Md. Good time to purchase some lots at old prices. bet. 13th and 14th and basement en “¥ Look at our acreage lots at Branchville. The electric road Will also run near this land. _ Lots at Kensington, on the Metropolitan branch, are popular. The electric cars are running now to this. point. B. H. WARNER _& CO., Jy18-3t 916 F st. n.w. FOR SALE—ONLY ONE LEFT OF THOSE BEAU- tiful whitestone fronts on D st. s.e. bet. ist and 2d; 9 rooms, pantry, tiled bath, latest improved steel furnace; beautifully papered; pic- ture reds: handsome cabinet mantels; open - lace; Mghted by electricity; handsome chan- Setters. ‘This is not a cheap contract-bullt house; must be seen to be appreciated; no fearouable fier refused. J. A. WESKOOP, 460 N. 5. cellar, FOOT; OFFER WANTED. CHAS. A, SHIELDS, 1405 F 8T. N.W. dy18-8t HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANOS, ORGANS, HORSES, CARRIAGES, ETO., s WITHOUT REMOVAL OR PUBLICITY. ~ You receire the mon2y on u few hours’ notice. We can assure you low rates, cusy and desirable terms and courteous treatment. Private offices for ladies. Please call on OAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEH CO., 4223-16a 602 F st. n.w. MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED REAL ESTATE within the District-of Colainyia, in amounts to ait applicants, at 5, Si unl 6 per veut, 19-tf GEO: AV. uh . igth st. nw. MONEY TO LOAN, IN SUMS TO SUIT, AT €UR- Tent rates of interest on real estate In the Dis- trict of Columbia. FITCH, FOX & BROWN, ja4-tt 1406 G st. n.w. MCNEY EOAN AT 5 AND 6 PER CENT, ON approved Teal ¢€stute security; uo delay. bes HEISKELL @ McLERAN, sel8-tt 1008 F at. IF _YQU 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 st. dy21-tt MCNEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED CITY REAL estate at ® per cent interest. Special privileges with ‘respect to prior, payments. Large amountr « specialty. TYL & RUTHERFORD, Iy8-tt 1807 F st. nw. OFFICIAL NOTICES. OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONFRS OF THB District of Columbia, Washington, D. ©., June 24, 1805.—Ordered: Ta pursuance of the require- ment of ‘an act shaneine the name of George- town, in the District of Columbia, and for other purposes,"’ approved February 11,1895, directing the Commissioners of the Disirict of Columbia to have the squares in Georgetown refumbered, fo that no square shall hereafter bear a like num- ber to any fp kat in the city of Washington, the squares in former Georgetown will, after July Si, 1805, have the same urmbera ‘as now, Te- rectively, plas 1170. JOHN W. ROSS, GEORGE RUESD! CHAS, F. POWELL, Commission. ers of the District of Columbia. 4y20-8t MANICURE. Mme. M. Maurrei, ARTISTIC MANICURE AND CHIROPODIST, Jy15-Im* 1222 NEW YORK AVE. MADAME PAYN HIGH-CLASS MANIOU! AND CHIROPODIST, OFFICE AND ENCE, 703 15th st. n.w. Mme, Payn in attendance all summer. DON'T I 3 Aaywhere—from ansbody—till you've seen what I have to offer. ‘The very best that's made—I Bell at bed-rock prices! A splendid Trap Harness, suitable for surrey or trap—with white collar if you wish~for $16.40! GERMUILLER'S—THB Harnessmiaker—611 LA. ave. Jy 20-104. —To those about to buy a Carriage or Trap—we are quoting the most remarkable and lowest prices ever heard of in the trade. We want to reduce stock and take this method of clearing {t out. ‘DREW J. JOYCE'S SONS—Factory, 14th and E ats. now. dyl9 FOR SALE—REGISTERED STANDARD DRIVER: gelding; dark gray: Hght face, tail~and mane; Rebles spirited and stylish; 7 years; 1,040 Ibs. 4% lands: 10 to, 12 ulles ‘per pour wintrained: pletontan and first pt 3200; 1% at BoyD’s Hone: ze at 96 cent; s and ‘try him refunded purchaser, D._ RICHARDS. $35 WILL BUY A BOUND, GEXTL FAMILY mare; owner leaving city. Thquire 1319, Corcoran et. nw. & jy19-2t* FOR SALE—CHEAP—A FINE DRIVING OR WORK horse, 8 years old; warrantéd soltnd and gentle; not afraid of anything; aled bugky, harness and delivery wagon. Call MARKET LUNCH ROOM, Sth and L n.w., bet. 6-a.m,and @ p.m. jri8-3t* FOR SALE—ONE PHAETON ‘BUGGY; ALSO ONE doctor's phaeton, in good omer; very chesip. Call 122 7th st. ne. after 4 o'clock,’ or 180 Center market. Jy18-3t* ENGLISH HACKNEYS. THE IMPORTED, REGIS- tered stallion, COASTGUARD, | stands at my ae Gee near tas be feet = insurance, $30. Ten young-halftiloods for sule. ERNEST BURGDORE, 420 Sth sf. JolS-eo2m FOR SALE—OUR PRICE curs THE FIGURE ON carriege and wagon stock. Traps, $110 to $225; tvrreys, $80 to $105; phactons, $60 to $190." See our special leather-top buggy at eid UES aio eee serie ee sae, arvees; $3 to $10, ne and ‘painting Je2z COOK & SARBOR, ‘S008 M st. nw. FOR SALE—-A HORSE SUITABLE TOR BUGGY or Mght express; will sell cheap: owner leaving town, Inquire st ‘stable, 1827 Roanoke. st.. or Ivmbia Heights, Jei2-tt FOR SALE—I HAVE JUST RECEIVED 8 CAR- -loads of the very finest and latest style of traps and all kinds of vehicles; Columbus (Buggy Co.) side-bar top buggy. with rubber tires, $150: with- out rubber tires, $125, Dayton wagons, $50; top buggies, $48. T have 50 fine business wagons car- tying from 700 to 7,500 Ibs. A large stock of Bund-made harness from $15 up; machine-made harness from §8 up. "Phone 228, JAS. K. PROBEY, 1230 824 st. mh23-4mo Hand Brush, Tooth’ Brush, Cake Turner, ‘Potato Masher, Ladle, Forks, &e. No leaders Everything low. ICE HARDWARE CO., 11th and E sts. jy3-3m Business. les represented. Spéclally convenient for Wash- i ‘tremely healthy, J..H. TURNER, A.M., President, Lutherville, Md. SyIT-52t THE BERKELEY SCHOOL, 925 18TH ST., WILL remain open during the summer months for the instruction of private pupils only. Students are fitted for all colleges, for the Naval and Milita: Academies and for the civil service. CHARLES W. FISHER, B.S., Headmaster. jyil-tu,th&eim FAUQUIER INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES, ‘Warrenton, ‘Thirty-ffth year begins Sept. 19, 1895, Situated In the Piedmont region of Va., 64 miles fxcm nvastinetor city. Limited in number. Fe talogues address jy10-33te0 GEO. G. BUTLER, A.M, Principal, VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE, Ms «state EBRINGTON, va. Fifty-seventh year. tate ite sclentific and technical school. Thorough courses in gen- eral and applied chemistry, and in engineering. Degrees conferred in course: Grad: V.M.L, and Bachelor eclences in post grad. courses, “master science, civil engineer. IL expenses, including * clothing and incidentals, provided at rate of $36.50 per month, a# an average for the four years, ex- Clusive of outfit. Gen. SCOTT SHIPP, Supt. jy13-19teo NEW YORK MILITARY ACADEMY, CORNWALL- ‘EnHudeon, X. ¥. For boarding cadets only. Pre- res for all colleges and government academies. Rompletely equipped and beautifully located on Mudron river, 4 miles above West Point. For catalogue, address S.C. JONES, C-E., Superin- tendent. Jy11-e026t ROANOKE COLLEGE, SALEM, VA.—COURSES for degrees, with electives; large library; work- ing laboratory; healthful mountain location; good morals and discipline; commercial and prepara- tory courses; very moderate expenses; catalogue, with views, free. Address. jy4-eolm ‘THE PRESIDENT. MAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE, CONCORDVILLE, PA. $198 per year, A successful school; one of the best to infuse with energy ani wake up boys to the duties of life. Boys under 13 years. $177. J. SHORTLIDGH (Yale), A.M., Prin.” my7-eotni* (N. J.) SEMINARY_CONVENIENT y York, Phila., Balt. and Wash. Both 6th ‘year.. Healthful. Beautiful. 18 teachers, 12 courses. Cost moterate, For beauti- fally Ilustrated catalogue sddiess jylose \THOMAS HANLCN, D.D., President. ROCKVILLE ACADEMY. ROCKVILLE, MD—HOME school for box prepares for university or busi- ness; healthful’ location, For catalogue address W. P. MASON, U.S.N.A., Principal." y1-8mo* NEW YORK, ALBANY. ST. AGNES’ SCHOOL. Under the “Airection of Bishop Doane. Regular and optional cours.s tn all departments of study. Special advantazes in la , music and art. Gymnasinm. 25th year, ELLEN W, BOYD, Principal. : dy1-78t UNDERTAKERS W. R. Speare, © Undertaker & Embalmer 940 F Street Northwest. Everythi stri: first-class and reasnauble ‘ienua, Wolephoss “call, "350 most te Of Carpets, “Skin Rugs, Portieres, ete., our — CARPET SOAP cannot be equaled. “Restores — fuded colors to original Drillirrcy. Postal —— brings wagon. We're the ONLY Ohio Carnet Cl C., geg K sr Geo. W. Eckert, Mgr., ours -- beth CARPFT dyi9-8a Specialties LEANING ahd" MATTRESS REMAKING. Ask vs for estimate—given for the asking. W. B. MOSES & SONS, F and 11th, my20-t AMMONIATED STEAM CARPET CLEANING ‘Werks—Carpets cleaned in the best manner. Mattresses inade to order. Office. 1720 Pa. ave. Works, 1708 and 1710 E n.w. Telephone 804. mh2-tf M. NEWMYER, Manager. OCEAN TRAVEL Netherlands Line From New York to Rotterdam via Boulogne Sur Mer; 8% hours from Paris or London. SS. Obdam, Saturday, July 20-1 p.m. SS. Spaarndam, Saturday, July 27— First cabin, $45 to $55; second cabin, ‘For Information apply to Gen: Pass. Agency, 89 Broad- way, New York city, or to G. W. MOSS, 921 Pa. ave., and E. F. DROOP. 925 Pa. ave., CRANE, PARRIS & CO., Eobitt bide. mih2-eodm Anchor Line UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS, SAIL FROM NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY FOR GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY. Rates for Saloon Passage: By S. 8. CITY OF KOMB, $60 and upward. OTHER STESMERS, ‘Cabin, ‘$45 and “upward, Excursion tickets nt reduced rates. Second Cabin, $25 and $30. Steerage, outward or epee $15. DRAFTS AT LOWES? ‘CURRENT RA: For further information apply to 2 HENDERSON BROTHERS, 7 Bowling Green. N. or G. W. MOSS, 921 Pa.nve. n.w., or EDW. DROOP. 925 Pa. ave.. Washington. ms3-3m DENTISTRY. YOUR TEETH. Your teeth are of too much value to you to be intrusted to and mutilated by Inex- Rerlenced youths posing as skilled dentists, Ye offer you the services of an experienced practitioner, whose skill is unquestioned, and at prices within the reach of all. Extract- absolutely painless, 50c. Filling, 75c. oe Bert feeth Crown and bridge work. HAM, 307 7th st. 14a FREE DENTAL, INFIRMARY, 2 IIIT 7 Tot. nw. fe 322. 0 5 p.m. rge except material Uncd.s Extracting free. n27-tt Comparisons Are Odious nly to those who fear them. We do not. On the contrary, we invite them. As it would be egotistical to tell you what we know to be the truth about our advantages over others, we prefer to have you investigate for yourself. After you have looked elsewhere come and eee us; then act on your own judgment. * Painless Extracting, 50c. Fillings, 75c. up. Best teeth, $8. Crowns, bridges, etc. at corresponding prices; estimates gladly given. U. S. Dental Association, fyi Cor. Tth and D Sts. N.W. STORAGE. Storage, 75c. Per Load, For furniture and household goods; best location in city. Call or address CHAS BAUME aie ‘Bin at. aw. ig S:—MOVING, PACKING Specialties Seq eroRRG. isigersca hapdiers and big moving vane. lstima ee WB: NOSES & SOSS, F and 11th. my20-tt SENATE STORAGE WAREHOUSE—4-STORY TRON- front building; separate rooms; rates, $1 ier load per month; advances on storage. D. M. & CO., Auctioneers, 225 Pa. ave. n.w. Tel. 1083. COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS. COMAUSSIONER OF DEEDS AND NOTARY PUB- Ve for all states and territories a SPECIALTY by H. H. EVANS, Office (basement), 1821 F st. Kiways ia office, office hours. myli-tt CHARLES S BUNDY, COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS, Of all the States and Territori B17 4% st. mw. (new Equity a17-tt JOHN E. BEALL. JOHN E- MITCHELL, Commissioners of Deeds for every state and terri- tory. ‘Notary Public, United States Commissioner. Office, 1821 F st. (first fioor). GOOD TIMES. Wages Going Up Here and There. The D. Trainor & Sons’ Manufacturing Company, at Chester, Pa., have given notice to the employes of the weave room that an addition of 10 per cent will be made to their wages, to take effect at once. This will includo about 150 hands. All three of the mills are very busy. For the first time this year the Lehigh Valley Coal Company will work its col- lieries six full days next week. The min- ers were notified to that effect yesterday. Preparations to start Joanna furnace at Reading ere nearly completed. It has been idle three years. Several cars of ore have been received, and over a hundred are on the way. The Luke Fidler colliery, at Shamokin, which has been idle since last October, will resume in a few weeks. Eight hundred men and boys will be given employment. ——__+e+_____ Silver Men Against Brice. Allan W. Thurman is out in an interview yesterday, in which he gives an account of a free silver conference held at his office at which, he says, all the congressional districts of the state were represented. He reports they are enthusiastic, and that they have perfected plans to join the Spring- field convention and force a_ resolution through in accordance with their views. He also says the free silver men propose to openly oppose Calvin S. Brice for the Senate, and have another candidate for the place. LIGHT IN DARK PLACES The Central Union Mission in Shea’s Oourt and the “Division.” A Gradual Change Going On—Some Ef« forts in Opposition to the Cam- paign of the Werkers. The Central Union Mission is carrying war into Africa nowadays with a ven- geance. It is engaged in a vigorous cam- Paign against vice and wrong-doing. Two skirmishes are now in progress in separated fections of the city, but each with a most unsavory reputation for peace and morality, Shea’s Court, down in South Washington, and the area known as the “Division” aré the scenes of nightly engagements between , right and wrong, and gradually the man- agers of the mission feel the tide of vic- tory is turning thelr way. The special effort that is now making in what might at first seem these hopeless fields ts to show their denizens that they are leading unprofitable lves, from a physical, ma- terial standpoint. Once their thought has been arrested and their minds have been directed toward the fact that they are doing themselves needless injury by con- tinutng to exist in defiance of all the laws of morality, it is believed the first great step forward has been taken. The rest is comparatively easy for such zealous work- ers as the mission sends into these quarters, Shea's court was one of the most no- torious regions in Washington. It has the scene of more reckless opposition law and order and has during Jate months been unusually prominent before the public. It was at one time known by the less eu- phonious name of “Louse alley,” and from 114 4% street to 825 Maryland ‘avenue Maryland Avenue Branch of the Cen- tral U m Mission. 4 southwest. It was formerly thickly populat- ed with denizens of the lowest order, and a less promising field for Christian work could scarcely be imagined. But It is 6° eculiarity of the workers of the Central Jnion Mission that they are always more eager to labor among the most fallen of their kind, and it is from them that they — the most earnest converts to better lives. The renovation of the court has now been in progress several months, and has been accomplished by means of a little mission that has been established on Maryland ave- nue, very near the mouth of the alley. A steady transformation is going on in the entire section, not only in the class of peo- ple who are living in the houses in the yi- cinity, but in the general atmosphere of the place. The owner of most of the pro} in the court is earnestly In sympathy wit the movement, and is lending efficient ald by causing changes for the better among the tenants. Gradually the’ houses that have been filled by immoral persons have been rented to a more upright class of men and women, although poor, who are neaine to give a new character to the place: The mission is open all the time, and ju in charge of earnest workers, who give their neighbors every encouragement to enter and rest, if not to take part in the services that are held every event Meanwhile, there is a subcurrent of work being done with individuals, and the num- ber of conversions reported from this branch is really surprising, A similar kind of work is being done in the “Division.” Some months ago board of managers of the mission decid to enter this forbidding field, and in prose- cution of this decision midnight meetings were held in the streets. Then a room was Shea's Court. = hired in the heart of the region, to be used as a rendezvous and a shelter for the “I ers. From the start the effort was attended with the success of attracting the at tion of the inhabitants. Ci sity led interest, and already this interest hag awakened into real concern in sev cases, The workers are going on the belief that it Is better to rescue one individual from # life of shame than to punish a hundred | infractions of the laws of the municipality, ‘There has now been one case of gen! repentance. A young woman who chosen this wretched life has been led into a pure association by the agents of the mission, and is now living in respectable society, married and happy. As soon as this movement became known, certain persons, with interests of a sort, set about to defeat the plans of the mission people, and actually succeeded in getting the room away from the work leaving them without a footing. But th earnest people were not discouraged. They, went to work at once to re-establish them- selves, and, by operating through a real estate firm, succeeded in getting a cert house of bad resort, cleared of its immo. tenants, and took a lease of the property, As soon as the identity and character the new occupants became known an effo) that is described by the managers of mission as “frantic and amusing” made to influence the owner to cancel the lease, but he stood to his bargain. He unt told that if the mission were allowed obtain a foothold in the “Division” thé regular tenants would be driven away, and . the houses would stand idle. An offer, it said, of eighty per cent increase in rental was made, provided the mii should be excluded, but so far he has unmoved by threats and entreaties. The property is now about to be occupied by, the mission workers. i The greatest difficulty in all this work, say the managers, is to care for the women who leave their vicious lives and seek tem~- porary shelter and protection from the mission. There is no lack of room, but there is no money to pay the expense of boarding the women while they are being fitted for domestic service or other honora~ ble self-supporting work. ‘fhe fund has ‘been provided for this special object, it {s difficult to meet the cost of this wo! It costs about $2 a week to support woman. All inmates are required to but the employment is not lucrative, though places are found for the women far as possible, there are generally eight or ten living at the mission, who must be sus- tained for a series of weeks before they are provided for. Buffalo Wants the Convention. * A committee of representative itizens of Buffalo have begun the pret liminary work to secure the national ree publican convention in 1896, Spe