Evening Star Newspaper, December 9, 1895, Page 5

- THE EVENING STAR, MOND: AY, DECE IMBER 9, 1895-SIXTEEN PAGES. —— FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR SALE--HOUSES. FOR SALE--HOUSES. FOR SALE—LOTS. EDUCATIONAL. PIANOS AND ORGANS. UNFURNISHED. FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED. FOR SALE—THE OWNER HAVING BUI AN- | FOR SALE— mts FOR SALE—AN EOONOMICAL SQUARE—LFSS IN, a ee other, will sell his $5,500 buy-window brick house | Columbia Heizhte—The brat “bargains on the | ‘THAN 15.000 80, FEBT-NEAR LINCOLN PARK. tary stationary w: ber’; first-class order throughont. Rent 1616 Vt. ave. n.w.; handsome new 3-s 8 rooms and bath; $30. 1124 12th st. n. tory brick; 6 rooms, bath, Only $16.50 to first-class tenant. corner store and dwelliny 1108 Fla. ave. 701 ‘15th st. rooms, store and ct n, D ; #14 613 15th st. nw. Of Pte Spm." de FOR RENT -JOHN Cor. F and Sth sts. "nw. 618 Oth nw, cafe 1124 23d, Gr (col)...18.30 | and 12r, + -$185.09) Whonse 2d nr B nwls 217 Bow 5 45.0) 510 11th sw, Gryred. 1118 It ne 5.00 50S K nw, store. -BY DEC. 31, house, @ rooms; Room 19, Law Fon RENT—STor 1510 Lith st. n. st., with mod. 1518 Lath st. now. THAT Dupont heat ND DWIS.LE 9-room brick hous Apply JOUN Ww Hainpsiire ave; $17 month, FOR RENT—1 1333 16th st. 3 Dupont circle. 000 Mass $3.33 1523 Pierce place. & 50.00 2&4 Fayette terrace.: Siz 18th st 50.00 1708 4th st Thomas st, Eckington.50 911 9th st ne. 1118 N ¥ ave. FURNISHED. Keott cirel Vermont av nr K. Mass ave or 14th, stable Conn av. ‘gut Square. 16th near R 2 20. at. aa $833.22 Mass ave nr 20th.166.66 150.00 150.00 275.00 M st nr Lith. |i5th st near K- 220.83 Mass ave nr 16t! oth st near It t ave or T st. FOX & BROW + DLW. h corner: n.w.; brick and stone: stories and Tusement; cellar; 14 rooms; all modern in- nerts; steam he in good order. Ren Anfurnished, $104 and furnished, $150 month; private family. B. H. WARNER & CO., att 816 F st. bw 18th st FOR SALE—FIRST-CLASS JUMP-SEAT TRAP, ant ghly CHARLES + GOS 14th st. new. Also phaeton and double harness. Rear of if me AL A SACRIFICE-TO SAVE STOR- ‘te. Lares fine. Erewster victorias, 1 light ladies" etrie cars pass; $10. Apply 1848 Sth n. —PRESS-GRICK” BAY-WINDOW; and concrete cellar; pice yard, $ dv to move in, Must he sean. . 1013 AND 1010 1ST good repair; rent re- JOHNSON, 1502 i x rooms; duced to $17.30. st. nw. FOR RENT—OR SALE—BY OW: @esirable pew moderate pric» ington, 131414 to 1322 Wallaeh pl PYLE, corner 9th and P ste, ma Woe Lettie sw _nozs-10t nw, Lr. $65, Sb nes tor 927 Fla av nw, 2228 12th nw, 6 2 per year. mw, 10, p 884 24th ‘nw, 10 T nw, 41 984%, 24th ni S02 NH ay niv, 115.00 Sto&dw 2012 1 nw, 2180) Ir 1410 Sampson nw,7r.1 Sto&dw “2012 1632 Stu nw, Gr. 2.21) 12r. Bla avo w 16thSL nw, > naw, ith i 00 Shop ‘Pr’ 1117 “i4th Pw, ar. 2d f1'905 Fst, » Stoddw ne cor » & G nw, Gr.. $00 Sto&dw sw cor 10th ) _& Ga av se, Ir. 00 Sto & 1 rm 1229 7th 30.00 30.00 921-23 Ga av se, Or-11.30, Stoke TO1 Tth st ne,” 15 Br (fur), p Up pt ve cor E Cap, oo nw, ‘© rm & stable 200 ii list call at office for bulletin issued on wl 15th. His itn, Tir, sat. 714 Wyeth, Ler, mi, .- 2100 Pa‘ave, 10r. .. 2819 Pa av, ior, mi E 13r,mnt er, mi Sr, ml, 10.00 10.00. 210.00 | 10.00 | 10.00 *URNISHED. 0. HOLTZMAN, REAL ESTATE vr. 10th and B ots. new. Mr ‘, 1Or. T4000 6073 vo 12 FI front from $10 to | eproof, each. TORES. 00 408 Bost nw ind ave 10 NH ave&W wt, S Sth aw, rear-s2.00 | F Tih and F sts. nw "areqean dt 0) OO TOLIZMAN, yth and Hi sts. “rson pl bet Conn 19th st. .133. VithstSth. 9 20th at bet O and P M bet Lith : 6th st bet K and L R lay & 1th st { near Conn av sav and 15t nd NW ave...105 st bet P&Q. 2-100 an st het 17th and N Ht av 20th st bet G Nest ber tut 28h Net bet 17th and Isth . . Conan ave Ts Berta ecceces floor on H st bet Rost bet 20th’ and st & Vt av. rms, 3d. floor, Lith st, FURNISHED FLATS. 4 rooms and bath on F t Lith and 12th....$75 U st. bet ith 6 rooms und | usiness or dwelling... .$2 store bext to corner Conn ave and floor, Va dd 2st sts. ...$30.00 ge he btn sey. “ 1 2ist sts. 00) rick st bet 15th a ith, and K and L sts.15 BULLELINS CAN BE OBTAINED AT OUR O8- PERMITS APPLY TO HILL & JOHNSTON, des-tf 1603 Pa. ave. Fok GENT—-AND SALE—LARGE NUMBER OF furnished and unfurnished houses tn the north- West. Mrs. BRINTON STONR, Real Estate and Insurnvce Broker, 1721 De Sales st. nw. eci2-2m bered two ¢ seats also Brewster top bugry, pole soul as new. — WIDDICOME. 1320 HL st. n. $150 Wi tah pute of hmekuey bay cole, 15% honds. high: 8 and 7 years old; will allow aby lady to drive this team up to ¢ or steam cars; they are pe fectly family broken, and can out-style any con in Washington; also very stylish coupe or ly bay coach horse; 16 hands’ high; 6 yeare price, $150: sold subject to any veteriuary exaiulnation. — WIDDICOMB'S BOARDIN 1827 HL st. on. RARE BARGAIN—IMPORTED IRISH MARE; 6 Fears old; 15.2 fearless of city sights; high, ‘all round’ a saddler_and Jumper r anteed sound. LIC. SHORT, Fort aye IN GOOD work or breeding PITAL BREWING CO." “suitable “for heay. . At NATIONAL CA‘ IFICE—FINE BAY HORS! pandsome, well bred, 8 saddler; very styl Address at once, Box 77, Star office. de’ YOR SALE—AT A SACRIFICE — HANDSOME brongham rnd harness; in excellent condition; Eetrly new. Inquire of JOHN W. MORRIS, O14 SALE_AT A SAC 6 scars old: in worthwest for $4,850. Small cash pu $30 per month—Just rent, det iyment and Box 60, Star office. ALE—TO QUIC! ave. se. Tet. r 14th and 11th ‘rts. ply m house; 5 ‘und 6th sts. eral lines of car: . (ONE & SONS, 804, FOR SALE—IF YOU WANT @ SURE 7 nt, Wwe can kell you provements new. A by fur to W. south ‘front; for $50 per month; e for a term of years; good lot; im- . 2 fine 4 ce; must ALSHE bed rooms Flori 3 Very cou 806 F st. PER C1 a business It D. D. STONE & SONS, 804, 806 FOR SALE—TWO NEW BRICK HOU: 6 rooms and bath; near 18th, and ‘U sts. price $3, It D. D. STONE & SONS, 804, 806 F st. FOR SALE—A NEW BRICK HOUSE; 6 ROC and bath; cellar; not far from gov- ernment printing D. D. STONE & SON: LE-COLUMBIA HEIGH ‘804, price $3,000. 806 F st. JUST COMPLETED, TH ‘DSOMEST AND BY FAK THB §S RIOR TOA Hur VER OFFER Ol SALES TS THIS BI IFUL SECTION, AT ‘THE SOUTHW! “ ) ROA- NOKE STS, THE HIGHEST POINT ( , AND ONE SQUARE NORTH OF HE Toca’ ‘THEY Aq AR, AND HAY! BATH HOOMS. 11 ROOMS SPELL. EN ae? a HEATE THE POINT OF CONSTRUCTION AND ‘AK THE BEST TED Wi ui THEY ERY DAY, THEM: : und cellar press-1 near Lincoln Park; cost $4,400; will easy terms: to white or colored purel ply CHARLES EARLY, 603 14th st. brick sell $2, haser. ouse ‘Ap: nw. d7-1m FOR SALE—OR EXCHANGE— 1223 Yale st., Col. Hg! 1522 Columbia st. n.w Stoughton st., 9 rms, atst OSC. ‘6 rms. large lot, WHITE, 9 SOME BARGAINS— 9 rms, brick. brick. 930 F st. FO! New Hampshire av bath; Lrown-stone and_press-bric ‘on one street and 58 on the other; a $8,000; trust, $6,000, at 5 W. 8. MINNIX, 1427 IFUL CORNER DWELLING ON near Dupont Circle: fronty 37 ft. for, und bargain ai nw. aTst* TWENTY (20) HEAD OF HORSES JUST AR- rived from Lexington, Va.; one palr of bay horses, 16 hands high; one pair of bay cobs, 15 hands ‘and an inch; six brougham horses, ten (10) driving horses: one sorrel horse, can pace a imtle All these horses are broken to the elec- trie ears. JNO. SIMMONS, Sale and Exchange Stables, 1210 Onlo ave. B.W. a7-2w FOR SALE—AT A SACRIFIGE—THE CONTEN of a private stable; one pafr of handsome coach horses, Brewster vietorla and coup -roeknwas (extension front), blankets, storm covers, &e., in whole or separately. Address I Star office FOR HIRE — FAMILY LEAVY like to hire private turnout to responsible pa-t open and closed carriages, and very stylish te: ith, couchman, PRNOUT, e7-Bt FOR STTES, 1 LANDAU, 3 ‘on and business wagons, Canopy and sxtension-top_surreys,. phaerons, hug: gles and runabout wagous: all styles and prices. deG-tt COOK & JAIUSOE, LEFT WIth Us SALE— bugzies, single and double harness, no reasonable offer refused. 927 D n.w. 5 FINISH AND QUALITY, olutely un pproachable ight broughuins, coupe rockawass, G-passen- get Srockuwars, Evziish breake, Pittsburg. rock: was. WI uniply fepas any one for the trouble taken to see this stock. JAMES K. PROBEY, ee21-3m.8 1280 220 st. ‘Phone 226 LEGAL NOTICES. File yer 7, 150 Young, Clerk. ME CORE OF FIE DISTINCT OF COLUMBIA, th day of Deceniber, 1896. YA Gilbert and Stephen Van s, vs. George J. Quinn, David Dow, doferdants IN THE SUP cony it Chapin it the de- in of the lieltor, ¢ occurring use will fault. ‘The defendants on returned by. the Not to be found” ‘Th titled tein of and object of Us suit 1s for sale for the pur- of partition among the parties en- thereto (parties to “this sult) of a cer- or parcel of land, situate In the county ton, District. of Columbia, bounded das follows: Part of ‘lots num- y and four (4), in the a tract of lund called ‘*Hur- sof John W. Baker, as per zs of Cirenit Court, of the . in partition No. 102, sald Bert of lots Leng deserived by metes and beunds as follows: Beginning for the sume at a point at f the east side of Conduit road st side of New aud running the estst road shin dese vision of mong the he af said lot 2 a » the west side of sitld New see with west side of said last men- al to the beg “ris to be published in the Washington Evening Star once a week the ‘first rule after . BINGHAM, Issued ESTATE OF AMELIA PFAFF, ey District of Coluni . 6964. Application having been made to. tl Court of the District of Colnubla plans’ Court, for rs of edmiaistration on, said F tek Henry Pfatf, ihe son of the sti is to Tantte e to all es erned to the Why ‘stich application should not be granted, A. B. HAM 4 = J. NOTA McGILL, Re: Jou H. ADRIAAN Proctor -Lawst ARGAIN IN in xoul order. ‘Mbt 12th st. a. nos, in writing, 1 [MBIA PHONOGRAPE in perfect con- gold fish; large . Also best make. of ine BIRD STORE, 712 12th st. a tke English mastif; © months old; a6-3t* FOR SALE-$125 ‘WILL BUY A BEAUTIFUL grand at plano; standard make; slightly tised cover and stool; warranted 7 years; fine old violin, cheap. 174234 7th st. n.w: For SALE-AN OPPORTUNITY FOR A MUSIC lover whose purae is limited—A good square pi- ano, $150. Pay $5 cash and $3 each month and Fou' may purchas. this instrument. A stool and a Cover included. HUGO WORCH, 924 7th st. u.w. Jys-6m 4 oR SALE_CORQUIS MODEL B-FLAT SI. YER aud go'd plated cornet; cost $75; will sell for $50. WALFOI Es noz3. FOR SALE—LOU COOK _8TOVES, $5.00; $1 per room and _ parlor auites; low _ prices. REDMOND'S CHEAP CASH AND TIME HOUSE. 719 7th n.w. mb MEDICAL. NO FEE UNTIL CURED. Dr. Leatherman, Fost. nw EXPERT SPECIALIST in the t of all forms of PR -E, VARICOC s nently cured. ality. resto: ion free. Hours, 9 to 12 a.m., 2 to 5 uesdiy, ‘Thureday Saturday nights, 7 ocl-am* atment and cure MANLY, V ; rice a bettie a two of Der Brotha: in vigorating cordial, There 1s no remedy this. U: BEVEL in th 06 a, STEAM “CARPET CLEANING ANMCNIATED STEAM CARPET CLEANING Woiks Carpets cleaned in the best manner, eto order. Address otties. 1720 Mattresiies Ps one S04. Works, 1065-67 28th st. M. NEWMYEIt, Manager. =e SALE-A BEAUTIFUL NEW BU house; 12 roome, bath and convenient to 1ith et. cable cans; wi very low; with or without stable; a geln. Apply to WALTER H. ACK] st. n.w. FF-BRICK south front; il be sold enuine bar- , 704 14th aT-3t FOR SALE-STRICTLY MODEKN HOMES. I ADVERTISE, No. 1. ave., oppo Mass. ave. near Scott Circle. 6th st. near K—investizate 327—Q st. near 18th, with stable. ave. near Dupont Circ test ba NOTE—For detail jed_ information of e L. Z. Lelter's, ain near Dupont Ch X BARGAINS. the above, and a large number of other CHOICE BARGAINS, call_on E.G “Pho FOR SALE—NO. 1 (a7-t9 FoR SALE-A SPLENDID §-ROOM BRICK Will sell at a on G st. bet, oth and 10th ne. ; WILL DROIT PARK; HAREW 1E HOUSE; 6 ROOMS AND BATH BAUMGRAS, __3410'G st., main floor. MI: BE “APP! ay ‘OOD. AV! Heighis—New house handyemer-well. built, and complete in all respects. Mt be sold cheap for cash or op easy terms. no6-tf Real: on SPREERMAN, ate 605 14th st. MONEY WANTELE et] O LOAN WANTED Fore. A’ OLTEN 3co0, FOR ONE. of NO COMMISSION AUGUST poxarey 611 7TH “AMOUNT, Be TIGUES ee from $1,000 to $85,000, an Tov. in ANY’ location. a-3t u IMPROVED TWO YEARS. ST. yE PER CENT, T Wan? To BORROW $t,000, first mortgage on brick houté, nk po commission. Add ‘orth § Saar office. a7 4. MONEY TO 103 ~ AT LOWES ON DISTRICE REAL REDFORD W. WALKEH & SON de7-Im PROFITABLE SORT-TIME INV second trust notes, running 1 year; puyabl liberal interest and murat ple; gllt-edged MIS ION, Star ‘flies — $3,000, $300 secur- lot erty northwest, renting’ for $61 a month; 54.0x75. Address NO COMMISSION, Star office. de6-3t LOANS MADE YROMPTLY. SUMS TO SUIT. 1,000 TO $50,000: 5 and 6 per ceut. " be D. D. STONE des-5t 80; and $08 MONEY TO LOAN, IN SUMS TO SUIT, aT CUR rent rates of luterest on real estate in the Dis- 1H, FOX & BROWN, trlet of Columba. de2-tf 1406 G st. hw. MONEY IN SUMS TO SUIT AT VERY LOWEST interest on D. 0, real estate security. FRANK TT. RAWLINGS, Member Washington Stock Ex $1 A Foor. deo FOR SAL 100 to 10-ft, ali coln Park; at ets. per ft. The itol. az-3t price of 50 cheapest grouud east of Cap- geages, music Included in the regula co! au2s-tf MIS: ASO: . FOR GIRLS—1827 I ST, es for study of modern Inn- and art; daily exercise in enlle drawing, Latin and French or German ‘VIRGINIA MASON DORSEY, ee ITING AND E manuseripts 1023 Conn. a For | WITH FRENCU LESSONS, 1611 16TH ST. N.W., MADAME A. PELE New psiire 2 sirable building lot, worth $200. C. E. FOR SALE—A_ RAE CHANCE, eh out 7,000 ft. K in a stone's throw of the Zoo section of the city. Address W FOR SALE-THE } DESIRABLY LC lot en 16th st. bet. Land M; 30x112. a3-6t P. VEN, Jr. 1410 OR SALE—GO FEET ON on Florida ave. by 200 f “pi 12,000 8a. half block from 14th st. cable cars; fine cal trees and wide view over city and river; price moderate and terms easy. YER, 1100 N. H. ave, no23-1in® OCEAN CITY, MD., ON THE ATLANTIC 06 ‘The Sinnepuaent’ Beach Co. offers special Inducr ments to purchasers cf lots whe desire to build. ‘The demand for cottages to rent Js greater than the supply, aud rents pay from 10 to 15 per cent on the tnoney Invested. ‘There can be found no seaside resort within five hours of Washington where lots 50x140 feet can be st. Ts most desirable tn a piano, If vou don't get tt at pense of the TONG. There are load etured which are simp of pieces of bought and cortagen built at so smaila cost. The | furniture don't wear; they have no tone Deach Is absolutely healthful, tree from malaria, | quality ction 1s poor, ahd soon Koes to pleces, and the alsence of ivsjuitoes add to Its comfort | simply ‘because time and money has been spent in as A summer reeort. For information and charts | beautifying .the case. of lots apply to DEBORAH L. HILTON, with JOHN F. WAGGAMAN, 14th and G, n.w. corner. LE—-HAVE ¥ SEEN CLE The most beautiful homes at prices and on easy terms. JOHN SHERMA noS-tf wos 14th “EDUCATIONAL. BLAND: lowest The rey line or L; in sh 1505 Pa. ay.(Arlington Fire lus. Co.'s offtee.) f it ig, tlie vstandardoiees, ot th MONEY ALWAYS IN HAND ‘YO LOAN oN AP- SHING ‘. you combine artistle exe ce with a saperior vroved District real estate tu suns 19 eu” ERIWASHINGTON: tone you have the most satisfactory plano, ‘The fF FO: oe-1m “20. F et. hw. Okeley School for Girls, MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED CITY REAL| 1759 ee av., Dupont Chicle. Pztvate pupils, estate at lowest rates of interost. both sexes; evenings. Miss EV. HETH, A. R. H. 'T. LEIPOLD, _ det-6t> Z nedd-Ans: S.w. cor, 18th and F sts. nw. | PROF. H. C DINGLER, PUPIL OF THE GC 1,000, 1,500, 1, 700, 500, 310,000, $B os: 000, $100,000, At 5 per cent on Wishington City Real Estate. CHARLES W. HANDY, n19-1m G10 18th st._o.W. MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT AT 5 AND ialty; no delay. © per cent; builders’ louns a GEO. E n015-1m_ TO LOAN— ON REAL ESTATR— é $16,500, 10,000. 8,000, 5,000. 2,000 1,000. THOS. B WAQGGAMAN, noli-tf 917 F st. ow. MONEY TO LOAN, On District Property. JOHN L. WEAVER, Real Eatate, no7-8m . F and Sth sts. n.w. AN, UPWARD, Eb Dowasr seire Gr isrese, REAL ESTATE IN THB DISTRICT. HOLTZMAN, oct cor. tore” AND F STS._N.W. PLENTY OF MONEY TO LOAN, AT LOWEST rates of Interest, on D. C. real’ ‘estate, sums desired. Loans closed “ without in any delay security 1a good. WALTER H. ACKER, ps 14th st. bw. MCNEY TO LOAN AT 6 AND'@ PER CEN real prompt action. TOON estate security. All applications receive 5 ope beautifully in perfect order; urge stable. tt REDFORD W. WALKER & 1006 F. 5 DESIRING FINE N.W. erty, RIA HEIGHTS, 1 y buff brick house: stone 9 rooms and bath; only $8,500. ALKER & day window ed throuzhout ; it REDFORD W. y, new, Wo-st h’and pantry; Select _neighborhe y pal bet. Ea to OW? wm st. TLe., LE fon. Apply ro 1 using stocks, thelr OWN HOME, PROPERTY as part_payme CONGRESSION Syuare from Md. ave.; near cars and be bonds, oF ATH S trimmings; beautifully tine A BARGAIN. 7. 10068 si alley. REDFORD W. investment. 1008 Fn. FOR SALE— 50; small cash payment balan mouth; mod. imps. ; lent opportunity for a colored family, aT-1Ww R. J. MARSHAL bil ith brick nouse; 6 rooms, cellar and bath; in nw. near electric cars; an exce ED FROM $1,400 TO $1,400— new 7-room and cellar house; ‘A 10 per cent renting WALKER & SC ates bs ce $20 per all st. bw. ROR Sire desirable. — Price. 4th B-story and 7-room brick, Price 2story splendid lot. Will be sold for... A good bricl house— rooms and be st. near “Q" n.w. In excellent condition. govd 11-room brick Louse on ‘'A’’ near 2d s.¢., wittin half '@ square of the new Mbrary very $9,000 ne. $4,200 street ath—on 6th can be bought for $6,000 without any cash, if liberal monthly payments are made. See us. A good brick house on 6th st. Only ss ee e. on Arthur Place; near “‘E."" + $3,300 all the modern in The location of this house fs very desirable—-near the Itol, street cars and the B. and O- stat Price is low, only as : $3,300 A beautiful building lot on 19th st. near Dupont Chrek x90—very desirable, and will be sold cheap. A cheap lot n.w.. per foot; will be sold at ie. 10x80; cost the owner $1.25 A now and one of the prettiest 9-room houses on Columbia Heights, and is a posith Bee us. property on East and basement iar Address C. L ipitol st. ve bargal wi 9 parehase a very ONLY $100 ( bath brick U good location; $200 month, on terms to sult. Pri 3th st. nw. Great bargain if bou Inquire Room 4, Buti cash, $3 de6-Bt oR SALE-PRETTY 6-ROOM AND B. window brick; nicely located northe : modern improvements; lot snap to quick buyer, $2.59 monthly. L. STARGARDTER Office hours, 8 to 10/a.m.; 4 balance ast; ATH BA’ cellar, TGiGX8S tO 00 cash R, G13 15th to 5 p.m, — WELL-BU 11 large rocms, r; lot 20x95 to tine RGARDTER, D hours, 8 to 10 a.m.; 4 t FOR SALE—457 3 9 rooms, bath and stabi a good investment at $5 at §35 per month. See Owner, ‘A. BELT 617 E st. DIS. the finest sit apartment building; sR WANTED FOR ( lot 72x44 ft. home, nicely located: I st. n.w.; 3's bath ‘and pa Ing parlo-s and large dining i Room 2, 613 15th st 5 in the heart of the city, vILT, room and ley: south deS-1w | ROD for an toa 30-ft. TOM RS ARE 1 SD tie desirable houses 29: 18th st. and Kenesaw ave. bath. Also 11-room corner house adjc at reduced pric nl det-1w. PLAY VITED TO 2944 and 2936 Ts., cellar and all vining. FOR, SALE—COZY m.i.; broad ave. n.w.; Ki cheerful, attractive, : arking; fine trees. Lowest price, $8,500 terms. ‘Address TRIANGLE, Star offic NT—BY OWNER, THE M ocl9-2m* ¥ price houses in| W: " Wallach pl.; always open. LE, cor. 9th and F sts. “Phone 17! FOR SALE—BaRGa) 1234 JOth n.w.; Oblo stone and pressed brick; modern improvements. PATRICK O'FAKKEL, Owner, with 40 ft 4.260, and a B 14th et. a ing; jodating terms. H. wre: pos-tf ” ocl9-tf__ HEISKELL & McLERAN, 1008 F st. MONEY TO [OAN—$1,000° $1,500, $2,500 AND larger sums, all at 6 per cent: also $250, $500, $750 and sums to sult at 6 per cent: all transac: tions cont:cted reasonably and economically. ocS-tf WM. H. SAUNDERS & CO., 1407 Ft. SEY ON HAND a0 LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT on approved. ogee MONEY TO LOAX WLING, 612 ON APPROVED CITY ‘Large loans a specialty. _ REAL estate at 5 per cent interests, Special privileges with respect to prior parmente. Targe. amounts @ specialty. 'YLER & RUTHERFOR! dy8-tt 1807 F st. v. D, MONEY TO LOAN ON. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PTAN HORSES, CARRIAGES. ETC. 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IN ANY SUMS DES AT LOWEST RATES OF ID TEREST, ON WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE. Ro Gelay io closing transaction. ap25-tt 1824 F st. . FISHER & CO. MONEY TO LOAN AT 6 PER CENT ON AP- roved District loans made. real estate; also 1418 F at. installment FB. H. SMITH & SONS, new. MONEY TO LOAN, IN SUMS TO SUIT, ON REAR estate security in the District of Columbia; no Gelay; charges moderate. WASH'N | DANENHOWER, Gor, 13th and plicant en't a jai9-ti IF_YOU WANT TO BoRROW, 1 "GEO. W. LINKIN: 800 19th st. N, rom Fou. SFLL eal estate, let me bear save you time and money. J. EAKIN GAD! Sy2l-tt 826 i8th st. the District of Columbia, in amounts to fat 5, 5% and 6 per cent. Dew. _ HOTELS. THE RALEIGH, Cor, Penna. and 12th st. Een: U1 Y FIR} ROPEA An elej Aiso a luxu dining rooras and tan Prompt service, first-class — cuisins Special attention given to parties after the theater. de2-11n,10 T. J. TAUTY, Manager. The Jefferson, Richmond, Va. This Magnificent Hotel IS NOW OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF GUESTS. A DELIGHTFUL Winter Resort, AND A CONVENIENT RESTING PLACE FOR SOUTHERN TOUREES Ainslie & Webster, n015-30t 2 ls MANAGERS, z b COMMISSION] ERS OF OF _ DEEDS, COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS SD us Peas aod terri eat iz lee (bAsement), sy Always in office, office Bee ise 3 myll-tf CHARLES §. BUNDY, COMMISSIONER 0) IEEDS, Of all the States and Territortes. B17 4% st. aw. (new Equity building). ait-tt JOEN EB. BEALL, Commissioners of Deeds for every state and tory. Notary Public, United States on 0033 Office, 132 UN! DERTAKERS (iirst floor). JOHN & MITCHELL, terrl- ner. B. Nichols.) ‘PHONE (Wm. A. Foy.) (C. 3. Gictiots'e'6}., UNDERTA ERS & SNBALMENS, 2d_and Ba. ave. Washington, D.. ni9-3m Best of terms. Chapel for funeral serv: ices. W. R. Speare, Undertaker & Embalmer 940 F Street Northwest. Mverything strictly first-class and on the most reasonable terms. Telephone call Be. jal-tr ATTORNEYS. CAMPBELL CARRINGTON, ATTORNEY-AT- D st. Webster Law building, ton, D.C. Residenc . 8 Mount Vernon New York ave. aud th ot ow. -LAW, n.w., Washing: Flats, rest} servatory of “The Hague" (Holland); solo flutist Of the military music of Fort Myer, Va., wishes Is a superb Plano Embodying in Sts makeup the to give lessous on flute, in English, Fre elements which go toward producing a perfect tone; man or Duteh harmony and thorou it has also Kept pace in architectural beauty. ‘The SHOT “Gabler” is, next to th way, the “finest ue ne rapes con: eater It has all the est Gabler by NEW aud RAPID wethod, a iat re son be ates ae tin a urenafartuied tation, Stenographie and type The "is worth Immediat> iny tion If de5-tr you plate buying before Xmas. The KINDERGARTEN AND SCHOOL, ALSO TEACH: | “Gabler” will be shown you by courtecus talesmen ers’ Training Clas Thoroug’ instruction, pest | at and newest methods; litest books; superior ad- a ee, yanttges. SUSAN PLESSNER POLLOCK, PRIN- CIPAL, 1426 Q st. n.W.; near cable and herdic. 9 sel1-3m,5 THORALD JERICHAU, Ph, B.. Moral University of Copentagen. will recefve ‘pupils on Piano, Organ, Theory and Com- aes x position. Staaso, Droop’s Muste Store. Apply] 4, NEW STHINWAY PIANO PARLORS, 9 roop's or Ellis Music Hoi ds-6t* t 925 PENNA. AVE. Washington Seminary, 1538-40 17th st. Select boariling and day’ school. Collegizte and preparatory. d Kindergarten. Primary. Mr. d4-Im* WANTED—VOCAL AND PIANO PUPILS. SPE- ‘y of beginners. Wek voices made strong TERM: Also 5 ROPERA. GBU. GUNSTON INSTITUTE, 1212 and 1214 14th st. mw. Pupils for second term received January 6. date aud Mrs. 1, KR. MASON. MR. ATE OF BERLIN, THE newly, of Calvary “Baptist | Churel opened a studio at 934 F st. nuw., for > instru . Bes Metzerett Hardman Pianos Are the [ost Pleasing Instruments Made ——Thelr race quality of tone and perfect faction are the results of the continual and stringent efforts of thelr makers to produce the highest grade instruments. Hardman’s are durable and handsome and are praised by both amateurs and professionals everywhere. Music Co., Music Hall, 25 per cent Discount on Mandolins. a9 F St. N. W. in piano, organ and thé A most thorough. i VOICE AND_ PIANO.—MISS New England Goi $15 per quart AT (PUPIL OF Boston. 3 A FULL Bi a year. An writing and TUTE “BUS! 1036 KINDERGATE ‘Training Cla newest method ‘one subjec 1 : vac ‘understood od classes “spoken, read ners “and advai organs, Only $185 Cash. of Music, 1209 G st. planos * and Sacrifice Piano ‘Bargain, ificent only full-size Upright Grand Piano, used six months; has all th latest improvements; 71-3. octaves: quick aud easy touch; very full and handsome ny ‘ease: sold at Account of owner; and full guar- ee for a quick The Piano Exchange, 2t,20 913 PENNA, AVE. “Voice. 900 K st. naw. . Prinefpal. Violin. of Music, WIN Hak Taio, Columbia Conservatory Rapid advancement. main At? Studio, WASHING’ 1850 Wyoming av: A Thorough Schicol fc pol Bund 2 A Business Education. COLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE, 407 Seventh street northwest. ©. K. UR) AM, ‘The leading &:hooi of” busine: id. Highest at pie grade of instruction “at._mod- erate cost. Situitions for graduates, nolS-f Wood's Commercial ( College Sil EAst CAPIT! Imparts a thorough k CIAL STUDIES at E vost of less tin than other scloois. make B NERS of young peo) then secu) for thei Day and eveni sions. no Friends’ Select School, 10ST NW. A co-educational schoo! of all grades. Students recelved at time. No charge for text books. Catalogues seni. on Heation. n15-10d THOMAS W. SIDW: GAILLARD SCHOOL OF LANGUAG rn Languages taught by mic) original and col 2 minister of public i in cipal. UI Weber, Ivers & Pond, Estey, Ludwig and Norris & Hyde lusive Estey Organs, Aeolians. Sanders & Stayman, BALTIMORE sea Ss. ccc Ts the plac ca ha aa them for musteal holiday p Just Received Fine Assortment Holiday Goods. Decker Bros., Fischer, Pianes. Agents for 934 FST. 13 N. CHARLES ST: STORE: MAN PTOW: tobi ash, or in ave thew put y ay. festivittes “nor ere the Bishop Chief Justi Norwood Institute, A |Home and, Day Schoo! for Girls. jiating Ci Isl XN, A ire, WM. D. Principal, ‘ADEMY OF THE HOLY CRoss, 1312 Messachusetts avenue, Wastington, D.C. ‘A day school for young indies aud Httle girls. In addition to a oreugh course fn English, French, German and Latin, special advantages are offered to students In the art and mnsical departments. A kindergarten has been opened in az-20tf It’s your duty As well as your mone ar interest to get the Best Pinuo can buy. We do not CLAIM IM- . but We can give the best you can obtain, For e aiie BEAU- TWUL MAHOGANY UPRIGHT, § t. D. G. Pfeiffer & Co., 417 11TH ST. N. connection with the academy. au3l-6in FRENCH IN SIX MONTHS: BY PIVE VAI SIAN (graduate); Mme. ‘Tanner; ‘special Induce- ment to American teachers who teach Freuch. Depont cirele, north side 502 ~ EDWARD ©. TOWNSEN’ MISS ADA LOUISE TOWNSEN! Elocution, Voice Culture, Grace. The Mount Vernon, cor. Mth and N. Y.ave. Flat No. 20. 3 Mount Vernon Seminary, CORNER M AND VENTH STREETS, FoR A SELECT RESIDENCE AND DAY SCTICOL YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS. Twenty-first. year opens TUESDAY, October first. Large and attractive buildings, thoroughly eqnip- ped with every requisite of a refined home and a progressive school. Applications tur admission of pupils to the Day School may be made after September fifteenth, be- Chickering P Mason & Hamlin Organs. ianos and ‘The standard instruments of the world. Full and fresh stock at moderate prices and on accommodating terms. Special discounts for cash. Old instruments taken in part payment. ‘Tuning, repairing, moving and packing. John F. Ellis & Co., 937 Pa. Ave., N.W. tween the hours of ten apd one o'clock ‘each | ~G3-2sq morning. MUS. ELIZABETH & SOMERS, Wma miore =e se10-3m Procpa. | Kranich & Bach Chevy Chase School (Formerly Chevy Chase Tun) French and English School for Young Ladies; nalf ao hcur from Washington, D. C., by eleccric cars. French the language of the house. For circulars address one Bina MELLi. LEA M. BOUL! et in t (1. $7 per mont ocl0-3m Chevy Chase Goa ea THE Seuane st Gi O01, Folt GIRLS : mr Onee ay an ourding). ‘0 diploma courses; nine sei ps oe ae fe 1 kindes per weel Music; arte; reopened: ave 1. Everett Pianos HIGH GKADE. MEDIUM PRICE, HENRY WHITE, 935 F ST. 3m,10 Art; D p16 1TH ST. NAW. COR. M Miss CLAUDIA STUART, Principal. | abtot, Paul E. Voinot, H TANGUAGES, w York ave. /LANGUAGES. THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAG 728 14th st. n. Branckes in the prin-ipal American and European cities. Best instruction by superior oative teach- ers. Conversation from start. $12 per term in 1224 small classes, day or evening: also private les- eons at school or residence. ‘Irial lesson free. Bend fer circular. 005-1 MR. PUINAM'S SCHOOL FOR YOUNG MEN AND Boys will reopen Sept. 16, 18%. Pre] a tor colleges, universities and’ technical, schools, end for business pursuits. Private taltlya cH beat of references. Apply to WM. H. PU M -M., aw. auz2-<f 168% 1vth st. PRIVATE LI $ vanced studies LEMESTARY OR cial “attention to back duit pupils. sity grad: Hopkins place, near Zork aud P sts. au2i-s,im&tu,im* AD- KN modern musical and mechanical develop- | ment and artis styles and woods. SLIGHTLY Telephone call BE PIANOS. recognized standard piano manufacture The of in ic architecture in all REDUCED P'itCES Wm. Knabe & Co., 142 PENNA, AVE. N.W. Tuning and Hepairing by Uactory, Experts. Wii. Knabe & Co., NA AVE. N. W. 1737. n022-tf $750 Bradbury | Upright, $345: “| $10 Monthly Installments, A Beautiful, Rich, Dark Rosewood Bradbury Upright Piano, Msted on the catalogue at $750—been used but three morths—not a blemish in case or tone— guaranteed by us the same as a brand new piano. Will close it out tomorrow at $345 to settle accocnt with former purchaser. Terms $10 monthly. Bradbury Factory Warerooms, 1225 Pa. Ave. FREEBORN G. SMITH, MANUFACTURER, Ww. P. WICKLE, MANAGER. it FOR RE: Hf LARGEST AND FINEST STOCK of Upright Pianos for rent to be found in the city. AM sizes, the | different mis, all in first. nents. from which to select. G. SMITH, 1225 Pa. ave. a gnonth and a6-tt AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOW enis of Interest on the Other Side of Rock Creek. John Jackson, better known as the notor- ious “Red Bill,” is again in the clutches of the law. He was arrested on Saturday by Officer Edwards for a murderous assault committed on a companion about ten days ago on “Herring Hill.” Jackson was located in a house on 27th street. He saw the offi- cer appr-aching, and tried to escap> through a window. The leap he made was not es- timated properly, and Jackson received a severe injury to his leg. He then accom- panied the officer to the station without further ceremony. Lr. William S. McIihenny died yesterday at 3263 Prospect avenue. He was sixty- nine years of age, and was a native of Pennsylvania, coming here about twelve years ago. Dr. Mcihenny was ill but thirty hours. Death came through a sudden at- tack at the heart. Deceased had aot prac- ticed his profession for years. Marauders are at work on Water street. A few nights ago they entered a machine shop near 324 and began to take apart various pieces of machinery, preparatory to a detailed haul. They were evidently frightened away, the loosened parts being found lying about by the owner the next morning, and the front door open. The successful carrying off of these p.eces would have yielded the thief or thieves but a dol- lar or two at a junk shop, while it would bave cost the owner several hundred dol- lars to replace them. Other such depreda- tions, mingled with petty annoyances, are being experienced by owners of business property along the river front. The police say they Know the guilty ones, and are but watching for a favorable opportunity to bring them to eccount. On Thursday, December 19, Mrs. Daisy Louise Fox of Georgetown will play Greig’s concerto A minor, op. 16, with Mr. J. P. Lawrence as second piano, at the Litchfield on the occasion of the musicale given by Miss Mary E. Clements, assisted by her cousins, Miss Marie Gardiner, Misses Aline Young and Effie Young, and the Misses Marie and Catherine Bailey. Other artists of the evening will be the members of Mad- rid Mandolin Quartet, Miss Dexter, Mrs. Kitty Thompson-Berry, Mr. Jobn Porter Lawrence and Mrs. Belle Williams. Cards are out announcing the marriags, on Tuesday, December 17, of Miss Annie Isetl, daughter of Mr. Wiiliam C. Doores, to Mr. Lewis E. Bond. A wedding reception will follow fr»m 8 antil 10 o'clock, at 1312 “th street, the home of the bride’s father — 2 OF THREE GEESE. STORY One of Them Plnyx a Joke With the Other Two. Joseph D. Hopkins has peculiar ideas about the question of practical jokes, and i: was because of these ideas that he got himself in trouble Saturday night. He is a special police officer, who holds a commis- sion from the District Commissioners. His Leat is in the neighborhood cf Pennsyl- varia avenue and 18th street, and in that vicinity the residents contribute to his sup- port. Among them is Carl Efke, who keeps: a dining saloon at 1726 Pennsylvania ave- nue, and the alleged joke consisted in the taking from in front of the dining room of two geese. These particular fowls were dressed and were hanging so high that Mr. Eike thought he would let them remain out over night, for the cold air would not hurt them. Special Officer Hopkins found the fowls where they were not lost, and, in- stead of turning them over to their owner, he took them home for Sunday dinner. Early yesterday morning the dining room proprietor reported his loss, and Detective Khodes was detailed on the case. It was rot the first time that fowls had been taken from there, and because of past ex- periences the officer suspected that Hop- kins had taken the geese. Without losing any time he hastened to Hopkins’ house, No. 811 North Carolina avenue, where he found the officer in bed. Phe geese were being cooked, one boiling and the other baking. “I was only joking with him,” was what the special officer said. The officer did not take the geese for the rezson that they were hot and greasy. Hopkins appeared in Judge Miller’s court this morning, and made his explanation. “When I saw the geese hanging in front of the place about 2 o’cleck in the morn- ing,” said the prisoner, “I rang the door bell, but failed to arouse anybody in the house, and then it occurred to me that I'd play a joke on Mr. Eike, and so I took the geese home.” “But why did you cook them?” Judge Miller asked.~ “They were very tough,” he answered, “and I thought I would have one of them for dinner and take the other one back.” Judge Miller failed to appreciate the joke and questioned the prisoner about his movements after he had lowered the fowls from their high perch. He said he kept them in the patrol box until morning, and said that two men were present when he took them. — * The court held him guilty of theft, and fined him $20, or sixty days in jail. FROM CARDS TO JAIL. Too Much Poker Got Frithe Inte Con- tact With the Law. A game of poker and gambling on the races across the river was too strong a com- bination for Edward L. Frithe, a° young man from New York, and when he had lost his last cent he endeavored to replenish his fund by taking some of E. L. Perkins’ cloth- ing. The latter lives at No. 505 7th street rortheast, and Frithe occupled a room in his house. Saturday after he had lost all his money he took Perkins’ coat and vest, neck- tie and overcoat and left part of them at a pawnshop. Then he went to the Baltimore and Potomac depot to take a train for Balti- more, but was arrested by Policeman Cos- tello, who had been given a description of the man. He had the overcoat with him at the time, and admitted that he had taken the other articles. To the officer he said he had been forced by hunger to take the clothing. The pawn tickets for the other articles were surrendered, and the man was locked up. This morning w appeared in the Police Court he plead guilty and told the judge that he was forced to take the articles of clothing because of his condition. He said he wanted to go to Bal- timore, where he had friends, apd then he was going to send Mr. Perkins the tickets and money. Most of his money, he said, he lest at 1 game of poker on the train. Judge Miller told him that Mr. Perkins was a working man, and could not afford to play poker, and he Is entitled to be protect- ed from those wl their money in this y. The stranger was fined $25 or sixty days in Jail. ute at Auctio: eers, have sold amd 21S Arthur respectively, and Real 5 Dunecanson Bros., auctlo: at public -sale hou: place for $2,825 and $26: a lot on Arthur place near C street for 31,079.20, to A. K. Phillips; also a two- story house, 1126 7th street northeast, to the Perpetual Building Association for $2,- TOM. Ratcliffe, Sutton & Co., auctionee! have old at public sale brick house St2 11tk treet northeast to Alfred W. Gittings for 2,400,