Evening Star Newspaper, October 26, 1895, Page 14

THE EVENING STAR SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1895-TWENTY PAGES. SUBURBAN PROPERTY. EO. P. ROBINSON, Successor to Robincor & "Lodge, Headquarters for Alexandria county property. AUG€TION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. N-& CO., Auctioneers, 1407 G st. MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN $5,000, $10,000, $20,000 TO LEND AT 5% PER cent; good real estate security; no delay. 0¢26-3t WM. C. NORRIS, 607 13th FOR SALE—LOTS. FOR SALE-NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED— des rable corner lot, fronting two wide southeast; owner needing money, will BUSINESS CHANCES. $400 AVERAGED EACH WEEK LAST YEAR BY placing $10. Dividends paid weckly; can with- draw ‘any time Chance of a lite time. | C., ¥. t studio to 2722 14th street, and is working PIANOS AND ORGANS. ° on an interesting series of portraits and miniatures. Cc. G. SL sell uo rengonable offer refused. = anaes = COOPER, 430 Madison ave., Covington, Ky (Successors to "Latimer & Sloan.) P. S. Page in charge sales department. a eee BLP Interests ANY” AMOUSE eet 1.00 | ara WITH #901 All the Fine Shelving, Counters, | weamt htt uyt ae cing ame tide | matte next, aowlay—wwo will tare | stant from Springtelf, Ohio, where he hes ALE—UNUSUAL OPPORTU) 2 VERY | to $53,000. DIGI & FAIRFA © carry stock 0 age branch for tthe ine elving, | Cheap tlendistrdinesspectaret ratines emaeno on that special sale of 3 apenk the Sener Yok he ee : bs (00 eich to alley; one square | ‘Telephone 1 at Ol 12th st. Chicago house; salary $125 per tmonth and e! Show Cases and Tables, and the | on linge seat in‘tie near future, not zo speak | Jy D Series Ha immer com- ‘§ popitlas nelz! Bann oe able monthly at about $9 per $1,000 S 2 ane a he Cl x ridge by Mount Vernon, Falls Chucch and - lot. This is cheap at 90c. er ieoat lifertanarance valso7 eres tent? loa JAMES BARTON, 125 Frankli Chicago. It ‘Arlington railways. A = JAMES A. 526 13th si ON P ST. EAST OF DUPON’ ; one with two partition in store 6f J. B. Nalle, 1328 F ST., will be sald at auction MONDAY, OCTOBER 28TH, 18095. DRY GOQDS AT 10 O'CLOCK. FIXTURES AT 12 O'CLOCK. it : C 3. 4, SLOAN ¥ CO, Aucts, SALE OF A TARGE AND VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND NEAR FALLS CHURCH. A Vv FOR SALE—AT A SACRIFICE, NICE GROCERY; Room .W.; owner Will deal out rent, and YOU GET THE when you apply to No “‘filibustering.”” loan at 5 per cent. and 6 per cent. T. 0. ANDERSON & CO., 907 G st., Real Estate and Business Exc! Here are several good investments at bottom prices: Near R.R. station, 1 mile from Falls Church, 7 miles from Washiugton, 17 acres; improvements all naw, consisting of ‘Sr. house, cellar, large porches,’ larz> barn, ontbuildings, ‘large orchard, fine views, elegant nelglborhood, with s:hools and churches. “Price, $3,800, on easy terms. This is a bargain and should be seen. 3 acres near Arlington P. O., $900. 34 acres, 2%4 miles from Georgetown; near R.R.: fronts on ‘four roals. Tt is the cheay Miss Alice Archer Sewell returned last week from an extended sketching tour through the north, and is getting her new studio into order for the winter. Some of I the most striking results of her recent work L L E T Upright Grand Pianos, AND $5,000 and upwards to Less than that at 5% FOR out of business. 1 elgar store at once. of the city and long lease. ie. and Gle. per {t., respe fine promise, but offered withe FOR SALE—2 16th st. iots, at bargi 2, ALI reat ted; offered very ch therefore wish to, sell ray pe Bituatedbingedcenaliner are a life-size portrait in oil of Mr. Charles G. Smith's little daughter and a number of designs for mural decorations. fn. mahogany 5 Apply at once, “OUT OF BUSINESS,” Star office. ocZ6-2t ight : z ne | Pursuant to a deed of trust executed by Charles | [and in the count aes : arpa he a ce . gmat Pace one em an ers cee lies a ana Wife, dated Ue 18th day of Geter RD satis oe eee pega st gg ie ie ene F. M. Pebbies has postponed the intended rt = 5° “ x5 y = 4 Li . 5, D. , © 15 a jles from Georgetown; $200 per musical public for more than 40 years, trip to his home in Ilinoi: d is workit REDFORD W. WALKER & SON, 1006 F N.W. able; $65; rented separately. Apply to Papas ar ee Aroininesand! 1 re a ip in is, an’ ing 2 f X, 1907 Pa. ave. jand ‘records of Fairfax county, Virginia, an acre. and are really superb instruments. Con- 0c23-1m + aa a worsen OF wee One ut the request of the party, secured thereby, de- |S "acres, 244 miles from Georgetown; commands pene ee fare se on a large portrait of Postmaster General PLENTY OF MONEY TO [OAN, AT LOWEST b ‘SON STOCKS AD iN having been made in the payment ein- | fine view of conn: . rates of interest, on D. C. real estate, In any Detinite advance Information as to the future | debtedness mentioned therein, and virtue of a It four parties ase a tract to- HALLET & DAVIS sums desired. Loans closed without course of the markets. We are not brokers, but | decree rendered by the circuit court of said county | gether we have 40 minutes’ drive ve elp you tu] security is good. WAL! Cid Mt) Confidential advisers. Our facilites ee i oune at its June term, 1895, jn the cause of Campbell vs. from Aqueduct bridge: e bought cheap, and Latest patents, rlso 31, or lock practice Miss Juliet Thompson's friends are con- = oc22-tt Ww. direct Inside information are aaerece Wr ee neie Dulin, the named, | will divide nic-ly in four parts, with good front- }. Regular price, $375, but for gratulating her upon a recent appointment ‘ON and bulletin sent vE IN [> THE Fe 7 you are Interested in speculation and we will cive |, aBOL SDAY, | age on main road. londay we've reduced the iy ‘ WE HAVE IN HAND THE FOLLOW points that ¢_you mones, LIN | py ) NOVEMBER, 1595, ‘Br. he and stable: ‘Fort Myer Heights as instructor of art in the Norwood Insti- it WM. FH. SAUNL to Oe 3 eee Seer ana 7 COC ae NCLAL Bi 7 Broadway, will sell at public auction, in front of the Falls Price, $3,000; terms, $200 cash, $20 month: tute, and, in addition to her new duties, Tae ste as seinen can know whether your application is accepte SHASER FoR ONE-FOURTH IN- | Church post office, tn the town of Falls Church, in| Furnsce heat bath room; hot and cold water she is working on and rapidly completing i SALE At: $ ON WHIT Ge EL ee Go oe tar fender, different from all | said county, that valuable farm once owned’ by | large lot. - P cee ean Pepe a Rete ae car fender. iol address It, O. | Wim. ¥. Dulin, and afterward by Caroline 8. Du- 16 acres, house and barn; 2 springs; well; four a graceful, well-handled study of a nude SONS, 804 and nw. o ite | Mn, containing 1,170 acres and 5 poles, together | acres in ero: balance ared; between Ball- figure, which is intended for the approach- TH MCNEY 10 LOLN AT 5 AND 6 PER CE = with 3 R. and 30 Pp. reserved for right of way | ston and Falls Chu . ing exhibition at the Academy of Fine BACH 17. real estate security. All applications rec T. ie i through land sold Crossman, located on the public 14 acres, near above. Price, $140 per acre. SEE THEM AT Arts in Philadelphia. NEAR 6TH; prompt aetion. halt cash. nning from Falls Chureh to Fairfax C. H., 29 acres, house and barn; 3 miles out. $100 RTH $1.00 PT. ocl9-tf HEISKELL & McLERAN, 1008 F st. D. D. STONE & SOS ssi MONEY TO LOAN—$1,000, $1,500, $2, larger sums, all at 5 per cent; also $750 and sums to sult at 6 per cent; all transac- tions conlucted reasonably and economically. WM. H. SAUNDERS & CO., 1407 Fst. 1% AND 5 PER CENT MONEY TO LOAN eS: “Room 2, 918 Fst fash: realestate, {nisams of WANTED—FOR CASH—SALOONS, _ GROCERIES large loans a special coal yards, lunch rooms, milk routes, drug stores, sslat teulars PHILADELUHTA, Stor offi: fivery. stab &e. Capital rntsh- One of the most interesting and success- ful canvases executed by Miss Jane Bridg- ham Curtis while at Gloucester during the past summer was a life-sized bust portrait of Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Ward, a repro- duction of which will be used as the fron- tispiece of an autobiography upon which the authoress is engaged. on the Gallows road, and adjoining tio lands of Shreve, Crossman, Humphrey and others. ‘There is a large and comfortable dwelling house on the farm, und there are good outbuildings and other improvements, ‘The soil is excellent and in a good state of cultivation, and the tract 1s well timbered and watered. ‘Terms of sale: Cash to pay costs and expenses of sale and conveyancing, and the sum of $14,353.33, with interest from tho 11th day of October, 1893, until sale, subject to a credit of $983.30’ as of per acre. 3 acres, house and barn, In Ballston; $200. 2 and 4-acre tracts, in Ballston; very cheap. The above are all bargains or we woul waste time and money advertising them. Tf you don’t see what you want, come and tell us just the kind of place will sult you. We may have it on our list, if not, will bunt it up. No cost or trouble to ¥o GEO. P. ROB! IN, 93 Atlantic bidg., 930 F st. n.w., Fst. -y stabl 5 Oth and Pa. ave.; one-half cash. 7 tly sales, $35. one-half “cash. near government departments, DROOP’S NEW STEINWAY PARLORS, 925 Pa. Ave. “40 years not For S41 A HOME SITE, 15 See nar 7 No publicit Room -3re | June 5, 1805, and the residue In two equal annual Headquarters for Alexandria county | property. ty to alley. one square northeast of the Caniol Ee ae RE ae = REWSPAPER ROUTE | Mterest-beuring payments, secured by deed of trust | It P. 8. Page in charge sales department. te $1,100 buys a beautiful lot, 20x100 to alley, on MAS ‘OR SAL SUR Te BEES on the land. For further information apply to the | jz T_ GRAN > Miss Aline Solomons and Miss Anna Miliineace seer rines S$ DOWLING, 612 E st. n.w. ‘of 750 bona. fid tudersignen TENLEYTOWN, 5-10 Ad- 8 4 lot for a busthess house en H bet. | MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED REAL ESTA’ Section: can be bought cheap If sold at once. | z cellar, well, 8, stable, large lot Sands, both prominent members of the Art R. W. MOORE, Fairfax ©. H., : 399 = A S s f ri 7 from Chevy Chase rs, 2 min. Tenleytown > 1 13th sts. n.e.; will seil one, two or si: lowest rates; charges reasonable; no del _dress | B., St o O. E. HINE, Vienna, Va., 2 DAYNE, Students’ League, have established them- Yoluing. JAMES FL ROWS, JOHN SHERMA STORE ROOM, CELLAR AND | _0c26-stt Trustees. oe a ANDO EW EAN enya selves in a studio at 614 17th street. Real Estate, 605 14th table; 14 C st. now., op. B. and O. depo ING. =e ——— eS : ss . business stands $85; or $50 for whole bi DUNCANSON BROS., AUCTIONEERS. REAL ESTATE WAS BEEN THE BASIS. OF d still i this i Ss ; : MarpraEd el SAECODERTY ce JAMES G. JESTER.” | TRUSTEES’ saLE OF TWO TWO-STORY BRICK | Wei!th, since clvilization, | Fortunes are, made tn —and still in use—this 1S] Quite a number of the local artists have rete, Hee toc oS Tait Be ee ee sare eee ontor aides Le ©. | pew SLBZATCONFECTIONFRY anp overan | NEW SSonK HH, SOUTHEAST COUNER OF | Choice hurgains 1 bave for wale: A’ ten-aere tract the report on thousands of] auring the past year given serious atten- en DE LASHMUTT, 1421 G nw. Baltimore office, | Fi tigon; rent pald: god stand: terms, $125; 8 NORTH WI SEING NOS. 216 || ee a are Bradbury Pianos scattered | tion to the study of illustration, with very IG) SCRA st see guln, Addcess E. 0. L. A., Star office. 026. YORK AV 2e. per foot. Will consider a trade. successful results. Among those whose over the world. Old Father Time is the best judge of MONEY IN SUMS TO SUIT AT VERY LO Interest on D.C. real estate <ecurity. FRANK T. RAWLINGS, Member Was!iinzton Stock Exchange | ining 105 1 (Arlington Fire Ins Co.'s offi tt a Ry virtue of a decree of the Supreme Copt of the District of Columbia, passed April 24, 1 vf a supplementary decree, passed June 8, 1895, ‘in Equity Cause No. 14961, wherein John Howlett BUYE tion; the rare "opp ALE-A BARGAIN TO QUICK and luneh 1000 endid loc 3 handsomely fur. JAMES F. BROWN, 1120 6th st. TED OR PARTLY work is rapidly becoming known as rank- ing with that of the best modern illustra- FUR- For CHEAP LOTS = sree >| tunity. meaning business “need aps s complainant and John D. Coughlan et al. are | nished—stx-room house in Sonth Brookland: finest a piano—you can trust him | tors are Mr. George Gibbs, whose drawings of Washington and Bal- | MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE RITY | Address Box 158, ottice 1t*_| detendants, the undersigned, as the trustees up-| location: healthy. Address Mrs. KENDALL, Post —he never tells a lie. and designs, particularly of Washington’s this property has a ood | 1 sums of $500 and upward at low: es for | FoR printed by the former of sald decrees, will, on | _Office Department. te : soci: 1 life, are looked upon as especially at- WALKER & SON, building or. other porposes:/O. Es) BATETOS oon S SDAY, THE TWELFTH DAY OF - | FOR SALE—ACRE LOTS FOR $75 ON EASY TER’ ‘The sweetest toned plano—the most | tractive features of the several current 1006 F st. n.w. 1, Riggs Fire Insurance Company bullding, ixsi | vated. BER, A.D. 1895, AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK 5 < sympathetic plano for accompanying | magazines in which they appear, and Miss F st. nw. Jy35-tf in Sherman Park, Md.; on the Penna. R, R.; + sell at public auction, in front of the prem- singers—and everlasting durability— PECULATION, ON | x, S IOAN ON i 1000 3d st. sie. _ a aoe fses, ‘all the rig! = commutation fare, 8 cents: schools, _ stores. he ith Sophia Loury, who has developed a unique . electric railway, 3 nice ity on | MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED CITY, HEAL | 55 ~vouy want io BUY OR SELL fo Sid case iad He ed Ee Ce eet hae eenttes | churches, post office, ete, Excurslons’ daily at these are some of the qualities our | nq wholly original style, that has met Near 14th; 189x124 to'30-ft. alley, at | SUN conect te prior parments, Large arnouats A GROCERY STORE? pi to wits Part of lot eleven (ive in square | 11:50 a.in., Sundays ‘at 9 a.m. and 2 p.m.. from W: %- | with great favor among the patrons of il- : with ‘respect to prior parmeats. Large amo 3KOCERY STORE Tee hundred Mn Atte ee SS tote Aare | Gepot, Gth and B sts. nw. Send or cail for c-| Bradbury Piamd Ware | tustrative ert. Le Grand Johnston has also . WALKER & SON, 1006 F st. nw. specialty. TYLER & RUTHERFORD, CONFECTIONERY ? aamenaerh Me ScidTentare eel col SHERMAN PARK CO. i in thi: ; hw. | jy3-tf 1307 F st. r.w. OS COB EAT Ona Hat the northwest corner of said square and] CUar. a Rooms accomplished some clever things in this “AT A BARGA NEY TO LOAN Sa ae Ronualag: re southerly along the eastern line of | _OCSO-Stt_ Bald 9 particular field, and has recently designed TA BARGAIN HUILDING LOTS, SENSI s BOARDING HOUSE? New Jer mnue OG feet: thence easterly at | ADDISON HEIGHTS SALH BEAUTIFUL B. G. SMITH, MANUFACTURER, a number of exceptionally well executed + On paved street, in Washingt He L? he eastern line of v Jersey build lots: IFICENT VILLA SITES: . y] iwatectand alteee oe . Ree ET Ronny averue 5 thence northeasterly parallel to | near Arlington; reached by Mt. Vernon electric | 1225 Pa, Ave. & 1216 E St. | drawings, which .are shortly to be pub- FLEMING & LEE, <n. W, HORSES, CARRIAGES, ETC. eRe ahedoutnern of New York avenue 21.50 feet; | railroad in 12’m. from U. S. Treasury, or by y. 2 ished. SEEN GT AIEEE S20 ELae WITHOUT REMOVAL OR PUBLICITY. DATE Ne NOH peremnarhs y.at right angles to said south-} steam. railroad’ from 6th stveet depst. Lots | 1t __W. P. VAN WICKLE, Manager. ___ ve s ERY DESIRABLE BU Lor You recelve the money on a few hours’ notice. BARBER SHOP? southern ‘line of ‘New Nore avemer aot tie | ‘i Beh ere ore tephra ETE LE ee ted -A movement which is being agitated by on N. H. ave. near Dupont Circle. ‘To an immedi- | Partial payments can be made on the principal Woo AND COAL YARD? slong Enid etherr Gee Oe tere ee ave mance | Now Js the time to buy, ¢ case Is, without a ‘blemish: tone and touch per- Ate purchaser at the low price of $3 per sq. foot. | at anv time. We cam assure you low rates,_easy Or any other kind of business, come and see | Westerly 58.30 feet to the place of beginning, im. | {or Wwgstment, fect. | The price Is only $185—$10 cash and $8] Mr. F. B. McGuire and Prof. Hinckley ts DULANY, FLEMING & LEB, 1320 F st Ge GEE oe Ce eee us. Free Advertising. NO PUBLICITY. NO } two-story brick houses located nt the a ~ for arg ee ge ger gl Storage, $1 per | Creating some stir among the younger art- oe " See Willsher pleased. with 1 sPleusereRiiien | CHARGE to buyer. NO EXPENSE to seller ner of New York and New Je BH ORE, ont Hauling, $2. HGGo WORE, ists. It is the organization of a society to you will be pleased with it. capital LOAN GUARANTER CO.. 2 F st. ly occupied by a jeweler and chance for the right mai to P. H. HUNKEL, Ro west, Washington numbered 216 and 218 New York avenue. Terms of sale: One-third cash, balance in one * 924 Tth st. nw. unless we dispose of your plac tees eee kee Can we offer to do any more? be known as the “Friends of Art,” the probable formation of which has been fre- 3y30-6m,8 corners. Price, . GOVERN, 1407 Fn. Let us see you at once. We are making | 2nd two from date of sale, the deferred | FOR SALE—36 ACRES, 6 MILI ROM WAS ° : = eee sales Our clients aro-more han | FEEmRNS tbe eeprenced by pronase, utes of | ingrontclght-oom “dieing (new): lange barn, ome rianos Sere ee ee E_BE. 5 You CANZA BEAU. tiated: oe y erent Apri pee yas ors, et oy with basement, stable and all necessary buildings; OR ALE BEAT THIS Teor CANTA BEAU: satistied with GHEY EO BER or & vee rate of 6 per cent per annum, Interest payable | shade, fruit and grass; well fence ground is | Slightly shopworn, at greatly reduced prices. | Social and official circles have aes = st.; east and south front; on grade; 16x90. Only | —J¥9-tf ou the same prompt attention. | semL-annuelly, secured by a deed of trust upon | high,” with fine ‘lew of surrounding "co desire to become patrons, and every evi- duced from $1.25: usual terms, with a fully invite you to call. the property sold. or all cush, at the option of the | $4,200. JOHN STEPHEN, 121 dence is given of a successful carrying on purchaser purchasers. All ‘taxes will be paid to Henry White, discount for all cash. ON REAL ESTATE— - WELLER & REPETTI, WN & CO., 97 & of a movement calculated to prove a very FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE— : * date of sale. All co : : A FINEL} oe: Soe Estate and Business Exchang fe cost aD aESY pentliates aa area Ae Gat|| 7 provedi tract: of 16 miles from: Wash. | _0c-3m,10 985 F ST. | practical incentive to artistic aspirants. For S000, Iesit of $500 reunired at time of sale. ‘Terms of | Ington, opposite West End Park, Hockville, Ma., “A REED SHAKEN WITH THE WIND” The competition, which will not be limited oso, sule must be,complied with within ten days from | With R. running through property; no finer | Makes beautiful music, if it 1s the right kind of a| to art students of the District, willbe os TZMAN, 1321 F n.w. 1000; date of sale, othyrwise the trustees reserve the | Property for stock farm or subdivision; also other | reed, and is SHAKEN in the right way. opened early in April, 1896, and the award For s Ae Sn SSE "500, right to resell the prs , at the risk and cost | cheap suburban places. JOHN F. WAGGAMAN, | ‘the ‘reeds used in the will be $200 to be given for the best paint- ONLY 3-1 50 TO $1450 PER LOT: THOS. 'E. WAGGAMAN, of the defaniting purchaser or purchasers, after | _700 14th (upstairs), __ o12-1m ” Estey Organs ing in oil of a head by an art student under SDERGROL ECTRIC RAILS ALREADY | _s25-tt 917 F st. nw, = s Se days’ public advertisement of such resale in| FOR SALE—LOTS AND) HOUSES — WESLEY y 4 thirty years of age, the canvas to beco! LAID IN| FRONT LOTS: SURE TO AD- | WASHINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN CO., 610 F N.W. : LOOK! See Oe Heights. The American University lays the cor- | Are made of a patented material, which, coupled the property of the Corcoran Art Gallery. The award will be decided by the “Society of the Friends of Art,” each member hay- ing the right to vote once. JOHN B. LARNER, Trustee, 1835 Fst. now. N, Trustee, B23 4% st. n. Aucts. ‘some of the stores we $7, $8, $8, $9, $10, $10, $16, $12, $16, $15, $20, $25, $25, $30, $33, $8, $6, $7, $8, $8, $10, $30. $15. VANCE ner stone for two of its buildings next month. Wesley Heights, the highest and most beautiful part of the ‘northwest, faces the university grounds, and will soon be reached direct by Massa- chusetts avenue. No better investment or more beautiful location for a home. Over 600 lots now IN Will loan you avy sum you want, small, on furniture, pianos, without removal or publicity Any business with us strictly confidential, and you can get the money the day you ask for ft. Loans can be paid in part or in full at any with artistic voicing, give that EXQUISITE TONE which has made the “Estey” so famous all over the world. Sanders & Stayman, large oF res, Wagons, etc., CHARLES H. BA RK AND RAILWAY LOT; THESE ARE 40c. t THAN SIMILAR LOTS CHAS. A. SHIELDS, 1405 F — ene: ™ = — RATCLIEFF, SUTTON & ¢ (Successors ‘to Rateliffe, Darr & Co.) NAW. Aes fee See Pee te Oe 50, $12, $1 be sold. Choice lots 13 to 16 cts. per foot; also two EXCLUSIVE AGENTS, A somewhat misleading paragraph has y = NL AVE. Ni IRCLE: id red the cost of ving TRUSTEES’ SALE OF IMPROVED LAND ON | Modern houses for sale; terms easy. 984 F N.W.. Washington, ints wer aa fort Gemeente Sold cheap to-clons 1a, Ta petportion tothe amount paid SOUTH M STREET BETWEEN NEW JERSEY Plats and full information here. JOHN F. ERGY & FOSTEI, Manager. | teen going the rounds of the press in re- WASHINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN CO., Baltimore Store, gurd to a projected historical painting by AST. WAGGAMAN, 700 14th st. (up stairs). ‘ocl0-1m 000 house to be built at once on AVENE Re se c ° ie deed of trust dated August 6, 1892, K ORTH 13 N, Charles street. oc26-20tf_| Mr. Robert Hinckley of this city. The note ot; only $3.75 per foot. BRICK &| _Jel6-tr ia MACIO Rist. A eae ‘ 3 Or . y > er of = = id ree ed her 1713, folio 4 et seq., one of | WITHOUT EXCEPLION ONE OF THE HAND- eS nests o24-6t ee eee the land records of the District of Columbia, and at | SOMEST SUBURBS OF WASHINGTON. High me geen PID ne See 29 oe ‘A BUILDER, BEAUTIFULLY SIT- DATE Om Tornatore the request of the party secured thereby, we will | and healthy and magnificent views. Chevy Chase] $300 Bradbury | 2% apes veyed the idea that the painting is being ; Colmbia ea ae en ee C N 2 LBASE FOR SALE OF 1227 PENN. AV! pele Table eee PLease ee sent GALES ee rood case. “Excellent | executed for Dr. J. M. Toner, the well- e in Recor trust. JNO. F. WAGGAMAN, 3 r. em c HURSDAY, > " Ds PF NOV: s + Sivipg rapt ransit to center of city. ts . 73 ra t 24 ae atAS REAL ESTATE IN THE DISTRICE: ates ies sale low. Apply _at_premlses.oc AD. FOUR P.M., part of |- only three to neven ceuts per foot. ‘Termin easy. Piano, $125. fondition me **gi9 | Known authority on matters reluting to the For SaLeE— apl-tt COR 1OTH AND FSIS. NAW. | Po sou want to sell your store or stock of mer- | 4 oe Gotan tettbeginsing ou Seute AL street 160 | further information aad glass’ call oon PO down—$5 a month.” | American revolution. This is in no proper VILLA SITES—. MONEY TO LOAN AT 6 AND 6 PER CENT ON| chandise? Call or address B. FOHS, feet cast froin fhe northwest corner of said square LKR & SON, 1006 F. sense according to the facts. The only in- Kenflworth. orthwest of Washington | “approved District real estate; no delays. oc%-6t* Howard House, 6th st. and Pa. ave. | and running thence east 20 feet; thence south 100 | == — = Hal | —Am Upright —Cireas-| | onost Dr. Toner has had with th tter Kenilworth: Adjoining Chevy Chase MM. PARKER, Fe Tenney = feet; thence west 30 feet, and thence north 100 feet FOR SALE—BICYC $400 Hale | sian walnut caso—| £¢ a reed Fen woe NS hsp Chae te eat avonme | mho-tt 1418 F at. A CIGAR AND NEWS STORE, DO: | teehs inning . s —BICYCLES. Hie ee was to suggest the destrableness of such a worth On Chev , ton RR. = 3 chance for a man | t,t ; 2 = ~ ——__ 5 used. ‘Terms, inting whic wi gen Ranlivortn: See Eee ata beatiey = 3 with push, Cull at 604% loth st. nw. oc25-3t* Soins: - One Thins cash uniane nee ne SALE—A 19-LB. ‘95 LIBERTY BICYCLE, 25. Piano, $200. iS aie th Interest in everything relating to the his- Prices Nice Tots: trom $00 up. ar ANT SUMS DESHED, or FOR SALE ONE OF THE BEST LOCATED AND | of Hust on the property, of all cash, at the op'ion i sed little over one momgh; cost $100; | $10 down, $8 s mouth. | tory of the revolutionary period, and he a:ketmsOne-fourth cash, balance In one, two fe ee Oe conveniently arranged photographic studios in | of the purchaser, $100 deposit at sale, Recording | $79 cash: lamp, vell. cyelor een M tt Music Co., has therefore freely given to the artist ‘No houses allowed corting less than $2,000. No delay in, closing transaction. Sate Ge Eee eee cesta oe caer orien | ie Convevancing at purchaser's Cink, Terme te Ue] | mmepy, ‘Star alice: aS etzer OUC Music Hall everything at his command in the way of ae ef aa ents beet bape a ae oaa Bassaenrcpoastanlty “fo secure a good business | at purchaser's BREA ee Ss FOR SALE-THE CRAWFORD $50 BICYCLES ARE } ALL THE LATEST SHEET MUSIC, : Benen tkat ithe palatine eight eee ae any part of city. zA iat Bw. a great bargain. Address Box 159, Star office. ss CHRISTE. the best. ever offered in Washingto : order that the painting might be made in for a home sound Wasuinwens, Penutiful location | MONEY TO LOAN AT 6 PER CENT ON AP. 24-61" HENRY W..BERG elves fulipeguisanteed ny smntatarcame toe ene era o EY SEaNE ava 025-24d | every way worthy its subject, should it oe’ pintetietos caliices : perce eee cc ee Pye t | FOR SALE_FIRST-CLASS Ds i oe26-10t ru _Year. JOHN P. MURPHY, 602 F now. ocll-lin® ever be undertaken on the scate projected, REDFORD W. WALKER & SON, aplo-tt 1418 F st. o.w. at 313 G st. n.w.; can be bought rea DUNCANSON BEOS., AUCTIONEERS. AST CHANCE AT OUR - Ss ial and carried to final completion. 023-1m 1006 F st_nw. | Sey TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT, ON REAK | —8S0s Selling on account of sickness. oc2ht* = only nine left. we | SPEC The scene intended to be represented, and sold the others. Call soon. CLINE BROTHERS. FOR SALE-VISIT CLEVELAND PARK, THE poweas CIALTY Sion | TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROV which has already been sketched in color, most beautiful of Washington's suburbs.” I can ute Pee earn Petal rg ne) store in Washi location; doing PROI G THR Victor agents, 909 Pa. av se25-4d Upri ight Piano Bargain. on a small scale, is the first meeting of the sell you a delightful bome at moderate cost and = WASH'N DAN good business; increased; satisfa PRE NT, BROW ENT, 27 Ibs.$40.00 A $900 LIST PIANO FOR $190, convention called together to draft the on terms to suit. JOHN SHERMAN, apis-tt Cor. 18th a Teasons for selling. Address Post Otti BINGS.. BAY-WINDOW “DW ¥35-00 | , Tile maguiticent’ Piano js one of the finest ever | federal Constitution, and shows Washi Seitz Real Bente: Ose dith st. ip18-tf =ABel . Sh pntia Pe 2 am NO. 1353 “B’ STREET NORTHEAST. 25-00 | sold in this clty. Handsome style of case. Con- 2 ee = MONEY TO LOAN ON APPRC ESTATE — : By virtue of a deed of trast, duly recorded in | (83 Hidies’ Demorest,, a £0.00 | tains all the best improvements. Has special pat. | t09 Standing on the dais in the room where = = SSeS within the District of Columbia, in amounts to | FOR SALE—A MAGNIFICENT BUSINESS, ON A Soe the land records of | "85 Capital, Dunlop tires, 22 Ibs, $3.50, Gorn | cpt soft-stop or practice pedal. Is rich and bril- | the Declaration of Independence was sign- FOR EXCHANGE FORE aprlicants, at 6 Sig and, 6 percent, prominent, Choemghfare; ‘one of the “ekt foe. i sell, atthe roauest | oneuryy SAc7e: atwindand cycioineter gi00. © "| amt in quality of tone ‘ag anything ever produced, | ed, gavel in hand, with the other members teak eens eT 19-tf GEO. W. LINKINS, 800 st. Dw. 0 e city; situa close proximity Secured in front of the pre g a he Art bee psolutely necessary to sell at once. Owner must | of the convention disposed in groups around a ; : = = . i other things tat are condneive to muking it NESDAY, TH DAY of > a aloes : y in all sections. FULLER & FU fret of Columbia. shoddy or unsilable goods; first-class in 1 estate, situate in ihe city | FOR SALE—-HAVE RECEIV will bea great temptation. to buy. all in easy and natural position. e con= bie WITCH, FOX & BROWN wartieular; will beat the sivictest lnvest of Washing trlet of Columbla, to wit: Lot |“ lghtwelght 21-1b., 24-1. The Piano Exchange ception and arrangement of the person- t lé competition; owing to the rered three (83 Victor And i hee! vo of 1 . LLENT s-RooMt | _Jeett N06} Gist | oe toe opriaise imnoicanoe civechinie Situtrision ef tot in square numbered one thomand | gunranieed. Call” anf. enamine. "Open higuts Sct pe a pe ae jot 38x117; in the n.e.; for hn-| IF YOU WANT TO BORROW, LOAN, BUY OR | attention to it, hus decided to up thee: and thirty-four (1084), 98 per plat recorded in, Liber i $50--$60 guaranteed. | omen AS PA AVE. | OS ncettnin ae to hie futons motion imac pice em: MARSEALIS O11 A208 ge | SIE cent etic Meany Te nae Games | penne, aud ease cline, weprctog Daw made | 19, fll 10, of the recbran Of tbe fice of the FES GO a SEIN are WWE SELE FTANOS AND ONGANS, Secaiio teane tres atvcettion enlect sate stiveyor of the District of Colunt New and second-hand, FOR SAL NT BUY OLD WHEELS OR NEW exceptionally cheap for ——— rari 526 i3th jy2i-t opportunity for a man who desires a good aad | "q Cue thindicsen vacneth ne: 5 silanes 5 me careful thought, and has already brought CER IN CIY—A DE, | —— ———— =| established business; no hustling required, as the | ant two sears: with notes fo bear 6 per cent tu. | $50 Wheels: they are worse than old ones. are’ for $ide A nearly. how Euimersen gpfiane | together information and material bearing wt on B. and 0. . branch; HORSES AND VEHICLE: A Drerdone: Ca ee neces- um, payable semi-annually, and se- membership limited. WASH. CYCLE for $165; others proportionately cheap. Special at- | upon the federal convention of the greatest eee seen ventory pric \dre : deed of trust on the property sold, ar all | pemberst tention to tuning and repairing pianos, organs and | possible value. For example, he has au- ai Bhinates y very des FOR SALE_A GOOD WORK HORSE; PRIC STAD Ge ee ee ss other instrupnents. The old reitable, thentic data for the portraits of fifty of the : aia peace ot baleen E ADVANCE: IN | purcliner's cost. ‘Terms of sale. to LEGAL NOTICES. ocl9-2w* Uptown Musle Store, 18 fifty-three participants in the momentous discussions which led to the draft of the * atiec lation in. gral with in ten days, or resale at fal sp Dest FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS 0; patent swinging des by adults; scarf and stool furnish references for ; terms, $10 cash and balance in $5 monthly Please address Box 57, Star ottice. hard shooter. st building, yth and CosT—TWO BEST LOTS IN For s\e—s$is0 UPRIGHT PIANO; standird make; silk plush stool and cover: slightly Warranted 7 years. VAY LEFT WITH M almost gt single or d seen at COON & Bw. teed soun or, bays. Li Can be 5 G st. ONE FINE gant condition; sound ai _ BLES, 1236 12th st FOR SALE—A ¢ nd gentle; At MT. WD DRIVING HORSE; | rousht from Va.; dark bay; weigh about 1,100, and is perfectly sufe_and sound; for ‘ cheap. Call at once, same firm; in } a very han matched; sun 2 Harness, blank Will be sold at’ a. gre: SHALL 11 11th me palr nteed sound R. J. MAX 2 ood VERNON ST A- rT This entire onttit it is. the method in use; onr book” exp) tion 9 ent free.) Highest references. Act quickly. PATTISON & CO., 52 Omaha bid; ED, OLD-ESTABLISI millin usiness for sale che: vss Box 23, Star office. oe $100 REWARD FOR THE CLOCK, NO MATTER How com- PLICATED, THAT CANNOT BE REPAIRED AT RAMSAY'S, 1221 F ST. N.W. SEND POSTAL. WAGON WILL CALL. aultod ~ POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. E. §. RANDALL POTOMAC RIVER Steamer Randall leaves River View Wiart, 7th street, Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday, at 7 am., Innding at all wharves as far down as Mad- FIRST-CLASS, WELL- dox ‘creek, ‘including Chapel Point and Colonist Beach, returning on Mondays, Wednesdays and fridays, 3 p.m. Passenger iiccommodations first F ceived until jour of siiling. Tele- & CO., E. 8. RANDALL gents, Alexandria. Proprietor GEO. 0. CARPINTER, AY jyll-tt Washington, 1). ©. urcha: WILLIAM A. ¢ ABLE WAREHO! SIDE OF 1 of trust, bearing date Oc and re- corded in Liber No, of the of the Dis having, on the Ist day of October nd pure suant to due public advertis + as prescribed by sald deed of trust, sold at public a lots numbered one (1), two (2), three (3), four (4), twelve (12) and the west five () feet front 1 depth of lot numbered thirteet division of Icts in square nun (8), of Hills’ st red seven hundred and nineteen (719%), as per plat in Liber W. folio . of the records of the office of the’ stu r of said Distriet, with improvements, consisting of premises ‘Nos. 72 Delaware avenue, and the purchaser at said sale having failed to comply with the terms of sale, the sald real estate and improvements will be re Me auction, in front of the premise: nd, as trustees aforesaid, on T DAY CF NOVEMBER, A. PAST THREE O'CLOCK 'E the to THIS Is ‘To That the s* of the Distriet of Colu Las obtained from the Supreme Court of th trict. of Columbia, helding a special term Grphans’ Court business, letters of administration on the perscnal estate of Jotn A. Milburn, of the District of Columbia, deceased. Ali per- sons having claims against the said deceased are warned to exhibit the same, with the s thereof, to the subscriber, on or before of October next: they may otherwise by law be excluded from ail benefit of the said estate. en under my hand this 24 day of October, MAF. MILBURN, 1122 13th st. nw. WM. JOHN MILLER, Proctor. ocl9-law3t ~~ FOR SALE—PIANOS. FOR SALE-UPRIGHT P tien; $15 » the re ments. of $25 1 NO; IN GOOD CONDI- in monthly pa Star afflee, 1° FOR |_SALE—PL 1-GRADE 71-3 oc e3; standard make; in complete order, for $1 easy terms. A genuine bargain. Call or address G. W., 2729 P's Georgetown, 024-6t* Piano Tuning. G. J. BECKER, PROFESSIONAL PIANO TUNER; fine work; satisfaction given; terms moderate. 80 11th st. nw. 930-tf IN LOCAL § ‘TUDIOS After spending over four months in paint- ing and studying—absolutely and relative- ly—all sorts and conditions of atmospheric, landscape and marine effects, Parker Mann has returned from his season at Gloucester, and already commenced active preparations for a busy winter. The work accomplished by him during the summer is still incom- plete, but it shows a large and varied as- sortment of subject matter, ranging from quiet bits of seacoast and meadow to the richly colored water scenes which have made Gloucester famous as the “little Venice of America.” constitution, with much other useful mat- ter, relating to contemporary costumes, furniture, etc., so that should the painting be completed it would not only represent one of the most important events in the history of the country, but be literally cor- rect as to those many minor details which add so much to both the interest and value of such a work. As indicated above, Mr. Hinckley has al- ready made a sketch ir miniature of tho proposed compesition, and will doubtless carry the matter along still further, as other engagements permit; but whether the picture shall be ultimately finished on the scale projected, that is, of life-size por- traits, must of course depend upon the probabilities as to its disposition after com: pletion. No artist could afford to paint a picture of the size this should be, and in- volving so much thought and labor, with- out some pretty positive assurance In ad- vance that in the end his efforts would be adequately compensated. And, naturally, a commission of this character could only come from government, or from some pa- - PIANOS AND ORGANS. [+ o STEAMERS WAKEFIELD AND T. ¥ wood pluuo, $50; $5 per month. 1742% 7th st. 7 i ARROW-| ‘Terms: One-third cash, of which $500 must. be triotic and wealthy institution or society; a SMITH FOR POTOMAC RIVE LANDINGS. eposited wi 3 e z ws nd 019-2W ES oR .ANDINGS. deposited with the trustees at time of sale, bal- Just at present Mr. H. C. Messer and Mr. | 274 for such an ownership it would be @ Ferry Wharf. FOR SALE—ELEGANT YOUNG HORSE FOR CaR- aces Mendes riage or saddle; perfectly sound; weighs over eloven hundred; ‘stylish open buggy, nearly new, and light trap harness. 821 3d st. 8c. o-25-2t* FOR S. ‘THREE YOUNG, SOUND HORSES, four, five and six years old; broken single and dou- ance In two equal Installments, at one and twi Wednesdays | years, with Interest from date of aiie, nnd securod for Inter- | hy trust on ‘he premises, or all cash, at pur- "s option, and if ‘terms are not complied with within ten days, the trustees reserve the right to resell at defaulting purchaser's cost. Convey- -FURSITUR t reasonable pric and nearly full of room able. Address B NESS LOCATED I pels me to sacrifice my grocery most apprcpriate and invaluable acquisi- tion. Less dramatic, as it appears to the mind’s eye, than the Signing of the Decla- ration of Independence, the deliberations and conclusions of the constitutional con- vention sre of no lesa consequence to the Matchless McCammon Pianos. Established 1832. * Here ts a plano that has stood the Sixty-three years of existence; Steamer Wakefield and Saturday: Mann are giving the larger part of their time and attention to perfecting arrange- ments for the art loan exhibition which is to be held in conjunction with the teachers’ R CITY COM- provision and ushwood, 5 Lis d oe anclug at purchaser's cost. Title good. 1 Members of th Mae Cine espampatri ais ter] easel ble; very speedy; no use for them. Inquire of CS. ay and Nomint creer Ik LUTHER Boner its name a household word. “This is not one of | Lazaar. Mem of the art committee are | American people, and it {s most fitting that Bales over’ $1,000 KENFIELD, 1416 N.Y. av for in ermediate, landings ; MAH. ASHFORD.’ neal experimental makes; its fame is estab- . Cc. Se ee Parker Mann, 8. | so important an historical reminder should dyer $1,000, besides horse and wagon, seales, FOR SALB-REGISTERED STANDARD GELDIN hgs. Returning on Tuesdays and Sund: 2029 27 Trustees, WE SELL THEM AT FACTO! erat or won brooke and U.S. J. Dun- | be perpetuated in graphic form while the Long Ienso; low reat. Stand dolag an el stylish, spirited, yet gentle driver, of 10 to 1 "8 ubout 11:30 p.m. ‘Steamer DUNCANSON BROS, AUCTIONEERS: PERS Se eae togee air undertaking. AC acchly Interested in | requisite data for a faithful representation business, and were T not obliged to leay miles per hour: 1,040 Ibs. or the pletivesque lower Po. : NEE) es their undertaking. A number of the own- | are yet available. If a new judiciary build- city, would not sell for double the amount. hands; dark gra co" and tail exapeake bay. Delightful trips to | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF SYNDICATE SHARES IN fe f ers of valuable paintings by both Amerl- | ing Should be erected as a pendant to the $850. Address PROVISIONS, Star oifice. 0 less and sound. Price, $190. See and try . | salt water, touching at all poplar watering places K ; . 1 er O can and European artists have vi aie So z == at Royd's station, B. and O. Rev. T. D. RICH: | gnd summer resorts; On Mondays and. Wedne Aye we He Ss © sence ts have volunteered | great national library, as one undoubtedly FOR SALE-IF YOU COULD BUY THE eer craiars » B. Ee (oe ee ee Ge oe PARK, MONTGON ) El th St. N. W. contributions, and it is expected that the | will be at no distant day, one of its walls new, high: rade bicycle for, $2 down and $2 per | _ARDS. ae Set creck, Piney Pointe wer meonard: | By virtue of nop s 417 even 2 IN. 5 collection will prove one of the most inter- | would be a most suitable place for a paint- Frgck: ould, you bay one? It wo, addre 20 HEAD OF HORSES JUST ARRIVED Fron | FORM NOMI CN chan and Veacomico ersten | Sh, Within, the auction rooms of Duneanson Bh 019-204 esting ever held in the city. ing of this character, and the money neces- MIS! _ Star office. __——_—_—s 2) | Lexington, Ky. 1 pair bay horses, 16 hands Ligh; | at ‘Washington early Wedues and Friday morn. | 22 204 D sts. pow... Washin: D.C., on FRIDA : for it could hardly be FOR SALE-AT A SACRIFICE—A $750.00 UP-[ 1 bay horse, con trot a mile in'2.40; 1 pair of | ings On Saturdays, at 6 p.m., for Colonial Be THE FIRST!DAY OF NOW t, ALD. 1805, we sary to pay for it could hardly be appro- PsKE, Steluway Plano; also carpets and matting. | Pay hares, ‘can trot tg S minutes 8 the, pole: | Goltun's, Piney Point, St, George's Island, Smitirs | PE, QOKVeR, RM, twenty thieo” (2b) shires, Max Weyl Is again in his studio, after an | Priated for a better purpose. between 9 a.m, and 6 p.m., 119 E st. o.w. also 10 gentlemen's road horses. Al these horses | creek, Coan and Yeocomico, arrive at Washington | .oi™ .cincdees 8 .. for fifteen (15) shares, \ absence of two months, spent at various oc25-2t* are well broken to the slectric ‘nd cable cars: | Sonday at about 10 p.m. fn tect June 15, 1606, | cdtes $6, 37.38, 39, 40, 41, 42 and 43; a 2 Pensive Pencilings. Won saeaaiaiNE “Se Can be seen at JOHN SIMMONS’, cor. 32th and | (See schedule.) C. W. RIDLEY, General’ Man: | 0b¢ Share each, all in the name of Leonard PIANOS. _ points of artistic interest along the north- nin; none bet eiieiansten care oe fe octz2wik ||ager. Jeet Hee Rae tan the emneomery county, Md. a ern coast. Naturally, a large number of | F7™ the Somerville Journal. Ee I: ala cari . rtificate S ; for one share, in the ft 4 e good FE eee joenere Cini S. D. Houck, THE WEEMS STEAMBOAT COMPANY. uyler Duryee.' Certificate in the name of W. Fe finished canvases and incomplete motives | It doesn't pay to worry. Have a SUMMER SCHEDULE. Steamer Potomac will leave Stephenson's wha-f, foot 7th st.. every Sunday at 4 p.m., and steamer DeVaughan for one share. All of the’ above certificates for shares in Autre Park, being in the names of said above named AND ARTISTIC ARCHITECTURE, IN ALL STYLES AND WOODS. SECOND-HAND GRAND UPRIGHT AND time yourself and let the other fellows do all the worrying. If you follow this advice are the result. The subjects depict al- most every phase of landscape work. One feotaiesiese: ttt: FOR SALE_FIFTY-FIGH' 801 10th st. n.w., cor. in NEW and , INanufacturer and dealer SECOND-HAND HARNESS, WHU SHARES ¢ =e x SECOND-HAND 1 g E of the largest and most important canv: : ise 0: Grove Comps He sol is LAP ROBES, etc. 8 good sets x ‘Monday and Thureday at 9 p.m., for | parties, bove set forth, wi “'| SQUARE PIANOS OF DIFFERENT MAKES AT : ases, | strictly the chances are that they’ will have pasties auction vo: Righeat tiniest ee d-hand harness. T'sets light double driv- | puitimere and river landings. ‘This ts decitediy the | herdance ‘with doplaration of teat “even te ud” SEL VICES AND TERMS 10 8 painted while at Gloucester, the artist ex- | some worrying to do. 895, 4 p.m. ‘at 420 Sth st. nw. jag harness. 7 sets heavy single coupe harue most pleasant trip out of Washington. Accommo- Ly Louis D.. WINE, ‘ PIANOS FOR REN’ pects to send to the coming exhibition in | * z Ment of assessments duly orde 20, Sets bugey harness, All in good condition. 10 | dations strictly first-class. Freight for river land * SosePn J. DARLINGTON, Tuning and Repairing by experienced workmen. | Philadelphia, while several others will rep- | _The man who is worried for fear people the board of directors. B. atur- Single wagon harness. 15 seta second-hand single | ings Fecclved on Mondars Thursdays and oc2s-ats ‘Trustees. resent him at the Academy exhibition in | ™@¥ NOt know how great a man he is gener- Wm. Knabe & Co., sh and $3 per month. SALE — BEST MAK jers and fresh green Lone e ineubator in working order. SCHMID'S BIRD AND Et ANIMAL STORES, 2 E-LOUNGE, $2.50; week for bed REDMOND'S Mz HOUSE. 719 71 = MANICURE. MADAME LE FEVRE BEAUTY PARLORS. japicuring, shampooing, massage and st face, by first-class artiste, sows ms 20 und 22, Washington, D.O. CASH’ AND T! to strap harness, $! ity. COOK |ARBOE, 3295 M st. n.w. TO BE SOLD OR EXCHANGED, 4 horses, 3 wagons, family carriage, 2 buggies and 4 sets harness; no reasonable offer refused. YLE, FINISH they are absolutely unapproachable: Light broughams, coupe rockawars, 6-passen- ger rockawars, taken to see this stoc JAMES K. PROREY, ee21-3m.8 1230 324 st. "Phone 226 painting 8, ish breaks, Pittsburg rock- away. Will amply repay auy one for the trouble ATTORNEYS. MADAME PAYN, MANICURE ‘AND CHIROPODIST, OFFICE AND RESIDE: _ HIGH-CLASS 708 15th st. nw. CAMPBELL CARRINGTON, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Webster Law building, 505 D st. n. Washing- ton, D.C. Residence, No. 3 Mount Vernon Flats, New York ave. and 9th st. n.w. sel8 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON, OC- TOBER 19, 1895.—Proposals will be received at this office until TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON, OC- TORER THIRTIETH, 1895, for the erection of disinfecting plants at the municipal disinfecting station and at the new smallpox hospital, both on reservation 13, in this city. Blank specifica- tions and all necessary information can be ob- tained at the health department. J. W. ROSS, CHAS. F. POWELL, Commissioners of the Dis- trict of Columbia. 0c22-61 ‘UNDERTARERS W. R. Speare, Undertaker & Embalmer 910 F Street Northwest. Byerything strictly Grst-class and on th reawuable terms. Telephone call, 340. jal-te” ‘All kinds of Private Diseases a ‘specialty. Dropsy cured in all stages in 15 or 20 days. Stricture cured without a knife. Manhood restored. And all diseases that are curable in the human system. 023-lw* 848 PENNA. AVE., WASHINGTON, D.C. Dr. Leatherman, Medical Expert and Specialist, 602 F St. N. W., TREATS ALL CHRONIC, NERVOUS. BLOO! AND SPECIAL DISEASES OF = Men and Women: Heurs, 9 to 12 a.m., 2-to 5 p.m. Tuesday, Thurs- day and ‘Saturday nights, 7 to 8. Sundays, 4 to 6. oc1-Im* WB WILL SELL YOU A $350 Upright. Piano, Seven and a third octaves, 8 strings, 8 pedals, in ebony, cherry, French walnut or antique oak finish, with stool and cover complete, on very easy monthly payments, or at a large discount for cash or short time. Every instrument is fully guaranteed end | will give you good satisfaction. ‘This offer will re- main open only until the improvements to our prem- ises are finished and we are straightened up, so if | you want a good Plano for very little money and on | Very easy terms, come at once. i John F. Bilis & Co., AFTER ALL OTHERS FAIL CONSULT THE OLD- reliable specialist, Dr. Brothers, B st. £.w.; &) scars’ experience in treatment of all diseases jot men: (eosmals ian) fee and strictly confidential. e30-1m 937 Penna. Ave. N.W. oo me PLE_OF MUSIC, 1209 G ST. Wisner, Kellar Bros. “Pianos, rd Organs; ‘bai ‘in slightly used pianos. G. H. KUIIS, eat. "Fors Practical piano faker o5-3m1 of lectures by Professor Andrews upon the rules of perspective, and their practical and scientific application. The first lecture in the series was given last week to a class of some forty students, all of whom were en- thusiastic over the “new course,” and the possibilities rendered by it for a more thor- ugh understanding of the fundamental principles of art. Early in the week R. N. Brooke made a flying trip to the city from his home in Warrenton, Va., where he has spent the summer in finishing several iarge portraits, and where he Is now engaged in making a collection of sketches from nature, prepara- tery to the season just opening. Mrs. S. M. Fassett has removed her eee Wagcn barvess, Ono fine 4-year-old driving mare; | ¢27% Bates given on Haltimore frelght. = —— ER New York. ally isn’t very large. FOR SALA FRENCH CaRoM Riso. three nobby coupe Lorses, and second-hand Eee eacenre uate »* MEDICAL. Telephone call No. Taste SY gean-tt : Follow the example of the man in the table of latest design; almost new, with buss ae oclS- Office, 910 Pa. ave. (mh7-6m,13) Telephone 745. eae aenpent Se moon, and laugh when curs bark at you. Brunswick-Balke & Collender TES, 2 LANDAUS, 5 = = oe THE INDIAN MEDICINE MAN, vantages enjoyed by the students The girl who wears a big hat in the front ‘Ames building. oc2i-3t* | coupe rocka Dayton and business wagous, PROPOSALS. Where zou can get cured of all Kinds of Haeumatie of the Corcoran Art School have recently | Scat at the theater may be perfectly sure NIGH SQUARE PLAN $50" "o, $200; alde-bar Bugzies, $45.0 $150; phae- : mee deride Eaten tee been extended by the addition of a course | {at she will never occupy a front seat up Seen Reeianers 7 oe on ore Ge ee OFFICE )F THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE oe eee CS in heaven. It is very hard for the average man to realize at 10 p.m. how very sleepy he is going to be at 7 a.m. next day. sor Wrong in the Upper Story. From the Dundee News. Some time ago a man went to visit a friend who was an inmate of a lunatic asylum. After a prolonged chat in a hu- morous if not edifying vein, the visitor thought it about time to go. “Js that clock right, Jock?” he asked of the inmate. Jock gazed at him for a minute or so in speechless amazement; then, laying his hand compagsionately on his shoulder, sald: “Mon, dae ye think it wid be here if it was richt?