Evening Star Newspaper, December 10, 1895, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1895-SIXTEEN PAGES. 5 eS ee FOR RENT—HOUSES. ___ FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR SALE—-HOUSES. FOR SALE—LOTS. a EDUCATIONAL. PIANOS AND ORGANS. PIANOS AND ORGANS. UNFURNISHED. FOR RENT— 008 C sw, Sr.am!, S4&VA av sw, 6 F sw, 7r.ami TOL 7th sw,st&dw 124 C nw,6r.am!. 707 Tth swistkdw 621 6th sw,7r,am! 1003 444 sw s&d. 463 F sw, ¢r, mi 728 435 bw.5r,wi lll F sw, 364 N sw, 605 Va av sw 6g sw, 1 Union sx 1816 Half sw,dairy25.00 13 Cal_ne,6r,ami..18.80, B52 McLean ay sw.15.20 14.30 838 N sw,6r,mi, 89 D sw, 121 M se, 1448 2d se, Sr, wa $24 2d sw.6r,mi 33 M sw 407, 414 aw sthaw WU Sth swe, 6. H. PARKER & CO., cor. 4%4’and E Sth and D Sw de’ FOR RENT _RET : 208 Ind av, 12r,m!.$55.75/1813 S Cap sw,ér,w.10.50 106 Vt ay, Tr, int #21 M se, ‘Sr, mt. 30.50 42 Decatur, 5r,w&g.10.30 5.50810 L se, Orf.......10.00 18.50/1232 Half se, Gr, W.9.30 12.00 58 Nae, dr. : i ‘1677 Gales ne, 5rf- FORK COLORED. G49_A se, Srb, ml. .$25.00 1148 19th nw, Brf, w. 147 1th nw, 7rf,W.15.50 1626 C se, 3rf. 142 Quander 1000 O n.w., store & dw 929 M se. 602 K 1823 11th de7-8t store & dwelling, 5 rooms. large blacksmith shop. THOS. B. STAHL, 319 4 5 1727 N. J. AVE.; 9 ROOMS AND $22.50; keys next door. Inquire 1106 L. nfurnished. a7-ste cellar; furnace; large yards; a.m.t. sanitary plumbing;’ in excellent condition; $38.50: Apply to OWNEIL, 1216 8 st. nw. n23-18t* t REN ART OP HOUSE; 7 ROOMS; RENT taken in board. 1016 14th st. ‘n.w. a7-3t* FOR RENT— REDUCED RENTALS. 2d and F n.w.; 14 rooms; $47.50, just east of ‘Capitol; 8 rms. and key at drug store. 50. 517 Spruce st $25; key next door. 315 Elm s in perfect order; $18.30; ke; ; Le Droit Park; next door. |AS. E. BANES, 14th and G st r= 2423 K, Sr. 1737 17th, 10r, mt.$75.00 1410 2th, Sr, 1413 L, Sr,sto&eel..75.00) 1714-16 E, Or,’ mi. 454 D, store & Gr. .65.00) 418 18th, "Zr, mi - 201 EB, 12r, mi... ..65.00) 1427 85th, 6r, ml 2003 HH, Asegexto.mi-05.00) 417 3d ne, 6r, mi. 1225 Both, 6r. E, 6r, mi. az eae hbee 2408 Hi; 8r, wa, 1719-21°E, “6r, wa 1722-5 B." Gr," wi 124314 834, Sr, Ww 11x Pa ay, Gr, be. 1135 987 -R, Sr," mil. 802 ist, '12r, ms 1403 3ist. 10r, mi 2008 H, honse, sep: $37 22d, or, mi 2123 F,'10r, mi 2 I, Sr, mi. 2505 M, ir, mi: il, 4r, w 10.50 2014 M, 7r, mi. La ave, office 1237 224, store. } ++ a $3, $8, $10 2021 L, br, mi. 205.0, br, mt 2701 113 ‘820 B ne, Sr, mi. 7918 Ollvey Ze, mi. -20. or st ‘apply to WESGOEr & WILCOX, 2907 Pa. ave. de7-s,tueth FOR RENT—UNFURNISI 1412 I st, 18r, 2 2 815 B st,"20r.".... 775.00! 2400 M, Gr. x 2005 I st, 12r&b. ..65.00 307 Mass av ne,6r,b.23.50 2134 EB nw, 10r&b.45.00 302 13th sw, 8r&b. .21.50, 3411 V st, 10r. 42.95 2120 E, 6r. 1738 Corcorai 40.50) 1609. Erie 4 ¥ nv nw,6r&.28 001 12 Pati 317 12th ne, Sréeb. store, 30x80. (store and dw OFFICE ROOMS— +10.00 2724 K, 4r.. 715_ 13th st. nw. 1008 F st., 4 rooms. 1900 11th st. n.w., 2d floor, Br. and bath. HEISKELL & McLERAN, 1n030-eotf 1008 F st, FOR RENT—1414 15TH ST.; 15 ROOMS; $75 PER 38. mo. 1519 R. L-ave.; 14 rooms; 1526 0 sl 9 rooms; $40 per mo. 1528 © si 9 rooms; $40 per mo. 1402 1éth st.; store; $75 r mo Apply to S&S.’ SHEDD & BRO., aeT boo 482 9th st. nw. FOR RENT-2 SROOM RRICK HOUSES; ALL modera {mprovements; 10 ard 12 4th st. se.; ing room and kit-ben on first floor; furnace im liar, convenient to two lines of ‘cars. Keys at 144th st. we. Apply to OWNER, 918 F st. Bw. tloor. eet-tt FOR RENT -JOHN L. WEAVER, Cor. F and 8th ets. ‘n.w. 618 9th cafe | 1124 23d, Gr (col). . 18.30 . $185.00 Whouse 24 nr B nwi8.00 ++ 45.00, 510 11th sw, 6r,red.16.30 45.00 503 K nw, store... 15.00 85.00) 2 office rins, 629 F 26.00 nw, Ist_ floor. 20.50, 4 fur r, B’klan 1911-17-19 13th se,6r- 18.30) aw, dest FOR RENT—BY DEC. 31, THAT ELEGANT A.D corner house, neni 202 rooms; well . Inquire’ of OWNEIt, Room 19, Lawrence bldg., 61: h st FOR RENT-—STORE AND DWELLING; § ROONS; 1510 14th st. n.w.; 9-room brick house, 1517 12th st. with mod. imp. Apply JOHN A. 1518 14th st. nw. i BENT MOST CO: si New Hampshire ave.; $17 month. Apply CHARLES EARLY, 603 1ith st. nw. a6tod20 ir; rent re- 1502 13th LW. no26-Int FOR RENT—OR SALE—BY OWNER, THE MOST Seatiasie moderate price Boraes in Wash- ington, to Yallach pl.; alway n. F. B. PYLE, corner 9th and F ae te Tie. 'URNISHED. L023-tf FURNISHED OR U FOR RENT— 18th & Q with stab! UNFURNISHED. i fas0.o7! ita @ 67) cr 1626 K st. 7418.67 1912 Toth’ 1623 Hs 333. 1213 Conn’ ave, 15 1523 NH ave, 16r. 1510 H st, Ir... 20th st, overlooking Conn ave, l4p. 12% 1926 I st, Yr. 2108 G st, lir 3 Corcoran at, 10r.. 1527 Corcoraa s 1605 15th st, 11, 2026 P st, tir 100 1735 12th st, 9r. 100 1317 8 a 1605 22d st. 1632 K st, i2r. Igis 10th st, 1 Hi bet 17th and 18th sts, with stable...$500 Jefferson pl bet Conn. Gor ivth & Coreora av and 19th st. .183.34 M bet 14th and 15th.300 F st bet 17the1sth. 125 16th st bet K and L..300 20th st bet O and 125 125 = 150 RI av & 17th st. sts M st near Conn ave. .250|Cor 20t Cor Masstav and 16th — | Corcoran st bet at, with stable.....250| and Isth_s Conn av bet M und) Q bet 17théisth st sts. --.250| Corcoran st bet 17th ‘oth "and st and N H ave. 200] 13th st bet P&Q... 1 200) Corcoran st bet 17th st and N H av. 68.87 Conn ay 16th st bet T and U:.100 Ath bet LEM wis: Leh bet TEU sts..°2.05 20th st bet G and HL erland pl bet N st Mth&Lh sts... N st vet 17th and | 18th st bet G st and 18th -166.67 Pa av... Conn # and” F st bet T oS. S sts. -166.67 2d floor on H at bet R. st and 15th st & Vt av. -166.67 2 rms, 84 floor, R at bet’ 21s 150 | 14th'st, each. Cor G&2ist sts. 150 6th st bet East Capt Rl av bet 17th st ‘and A sts ne........40 and Conn ave......150 FURNISHED FLATS. rooms and bath on F st bet 11th and 12th....$75 U st. bet i5th and 16th st 6 rooms and bath, Ist floor. 6 rooms and bath, 24 floor. STORES. 1115 G st, 3d floor, for business or dwelling. .... Desirable Store next to corner Conn ave and BULLDBUINS CAN RE OBTAINED AT OUR OB- FICE. FOR PERMITS APPLY TO HILL & JO) 8 Dupont Leth 2o0y Muss ave 2oth nw 26 Towa circle. ..1100.00 108 24 st nw. 2000 8 at. Pierce plac 1204 Q st. 5u ette terrace.20-00 Biz Isth st +50.) 1708 4th st. Thomas st, Eckingt 111s NY ave..... Beott ctrele ss ave nr 20th.186.68 Vermont av nr K..2 nr 14th. 150.00 Muss ave ur 14th, 15th st near K. 2. 2150.00 able se... 220.84 Mass ave nr 18th. 133.33 nh ave nr Farra: Isth st near R...2100.00 gut Square. 200.0 Vt ave or T st.....65.00 16th var R ” TCH, FOX & BROW: 1406 G st. . NORRIS, 607 13TH ST. 1404 1th st., Sr, $88.1 houses In nw. for rent, rung: $200 per mi de7-Bt 380 te TON For ISth st provements mf if month; prt q7-3t FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED. FOR RENT—BY R. 0. HOLTZMAN, REAL ESTATE and Insurance Broker, 10th and F ats. n.w. 2B 15% wt, 15r, 2b.$150.00) 720 11th rt nw, Or 25 15% st, Sr, 3b.150.00/1314 Riggs st, Sr. 125.00/ 808 9th st nw, Or. 388353 -83.33, 3005 Cambridge, 9r.. 3 iSr&s.75.00! 1627 Conn av, or. 1708 19th, 12r......60,00 219 R st ne, ‘Gr 1418 N at, 12r. 00.1431 D st nw, Tr. Isl M st, Yor 1818 M st, 10r. 1424 Q st, 12r. inibthise eesesgegegnusteseessze 481 7th nw, i2r... 1327 14th st nw,6r. S07 12th nw, or: Mass av ne, 237 vth st nw, 16 ist at nw, ED HOUSES. L near 18th,14r,2 ba. .150 -400)N near 12th, 10r.,...125 RI av and Scott cir- cle, 13r, 2b & sta. 17th'nr N, 24r, 3b. ..350|P near 16th, 12r- F or 20th, 18r & sta.300/15th near Q, 10r. 8 and 19th, 15r.. 2d near A-be, 1ir. 16th pear R, i3ré&s. Q near 224, I4r, 2 ba OFFICES, Elegant rooms in “Sun” Desirable rooms, ‘“Atla a , Breproof, from) tie Coast Line bulld- 100 ea | ing," all front and 8d 0, 2r.$22.50| fireproof, from $10. to #10 & 15, $35 cack. fORES. 1016 Conn ave.....75.00 608 H st-nw.......83.38 1020 Conn ave.....75.00| 217 Ind ave.......22.60 1314 82d, sto & 18r-75.00.N H av&W st,40x18—— 1827 14th now, cel. .60.00/818 Md av ne-........15 214 6th st ow. 60.00! STABLES. 10.00|1248 8th nw, rear.$6.00 1882 Mass ave.rear. dep 2. O, HOLTZMAN, 10th and F ste. pw. FOR RENT— 2035 F, 13r (tur).$300.00) 474 O nw, 12r. .....87.65 2233 Q! 18r (fur)..125.00| 901 2ist nw, lic. 1482 Corcoran, 9F 110.00) 1406 Columbia ay, -65.00) 2008 14th nw, 101 952 Westminster st | 206 D ow, Or. nw, 9F (fr)......65.00) 519 Fla ay nw, Zr. 50814 13th nw, 14r. .€6.00) 2d f 908 F nw. 3r. 1731 R nw, Gr. ....60.00) 536 20th nw, Zr. 1788 F now, 10r. 60.00, 1208 Sth nw, 10r. 225 15th byw, 1dr 1608-10 8th nw, 6i 205 C nw, 12r. 645 Q nw, 6r. 2820 P nw, lor. 1612 Sth nw, 6r. 216 Ind av ow, 9... 580 Space nw, 6r. 1889 Corcoran, ‘9r. 1249 6th nw, Gr. 2 dl 104 G nw, 6r. (gil T nw, 15r. 50.00) 122 D nw, 8r.. Wesley Hts nw,10r.50.00| 2128 F nw, 6r- 003 Haw, Sr. 50.00) 1408 Pa av nw, Tr 828 E nw, lr. -45.50) 524 21st ow, 6r. 1319 Corcoran, dir. -45.00| T_K nw, 6r. 232 F nw, 12r..... 40.90) 1707 Sth nw, Or. 286 N J av nw, Or. .40.60) 1188 3d nw, ‘Gr. 2502 Pa av nw, Sr. 40.58) 4011 8th nw, 8r. 1&2 fs 809 K hw,Gr40.50| 816 NH av ‘ow, 4 BULhhihibibbhikbbeee SSCESLSSSESSLSSHRESSLES 1531 14th nw, 8r. 00) 2222 14th nw, Zr. .-18.50 2024 T nw, Or. 00 Up pt 119%4 B nw, 7r1s.30 1330 9th nw, 0.00) 515 N Cap nw, 6r...18.80 The nbove is only a portion of the property on my books. For fail list call at office for bulletin Issued on the Ist and 15th. de8-eo T. E. WAGGAMAN. FOR RENT—AND SALB—LARGE NUMBER OF furnished and uufurnished bouses in the north- west. Mrs. BRINTON STONE, Real Estate and Insurance Brokor, ocl2-2m 1721 De Sales st. n.w. HORSES AND VEHICLES. WANTED—TO SELL OR EXCHA? horse for a single delivery w: WORK, 118 V at. FOR SALE—BUGGY AND GENTLE HORSE; CAN be driven by @ child; price, $60 for bowh. Call 1814 7th st. nw. Cit FOR SALE—LATEST STYLE—LIGNT AND HAND- ‘CEA GOOD on. BOTTLL some panel ‘coupe rockaway, cheap. D. W. MA- RaTh, 208 10th ste awe ne aio-3t FOR SALI “CLASS JUMP-SEAT TRAP, $25, Also phaeton and double harness. Rear of st. D.W. ~ a9-2t FOR SALE—AT A&A E—6-YR.-OLD STAL- Hon, ‘St. Bel, m by “Happy Me- dium ;"* 8-y Conductor,” 2.14%, dam Dam of Whitby, 2.18%; 5-yr.-olds, by “Up: roar," 12435, son of “St. fel.” Address A. D. I:ROCKETT, ' Alexandria, Va. d10-20* FOR SALE—AT A SACRIFICE—TO SAVE STOR- age—2 fine Brewster victorias, 1 light Indies’ trap, Feats 2 oF 4; also Browster top buggy. pole and shafts; all ‘good ax new. WIDDICOMB STORAGE HOUSE, 1320 H_ st. n.w. 3s $400 WILL VERY HANDSOME AND STYL- ish pair of hackney bay cobs, 15% hands hich and 7 years old; will ullow any lady to drive thi team up to clectria or steam carsg they ure per- fectly family broken, and can out-style any coach team in Washington; also very stylish coupe or family bay coach horse; 16 hands bigh; 6 Old: (price, $150; sold subject to any examination. WiIDDICOMB'’S BOAKDID BLES, 1327 H st. o. RARD BARGAIN—IMPORTED IRISH MARE: 6 Years old; 15.2 high; fearless of city sights; high, all round’ action: good saddler and jumper; guar- anteed sound. LIEUT. SHORT, Fort Myer, Vir- wink: a7-3t* A'T A SACRIFICE—FINE BAY HORSE; sound, handsome, well bred, speedy and fearless; fine driver and saddler; very stylish. Address at once, Box 77, Star office.” * de7-3t FOR SALE—AT A SACRIFICE — HANDS brougham rnd harness; in, excellent condi retrly new. Inquire of JOHN W. MORRIE: 4 We TWENTY (20) HEAD OF HORSES JUST AR- rived from Lexington, Va.; one pair of ba; horses, 16 hands high; one pair of bay cobs, 1 hands'and an tnch; slx brougham horses, ten '(10) drivinz horses; one sorrel horse, can pace a mile in 2.30. All these borses are broken to the elec- trie cars. JNO. SIMMONS, Sale and Exchange Stables, 1210 Ohlo ave. n.w. a7-2w FOR SALE—A FINE COUPE ROCKAWAY, CHEAP. Can be seen at F. G. ALE For of a private horses, Bre one pair of handsome coach jctoria and coupe-rockaway (extension front), blanket orm covers, liver &c., In whole or separately. Adress PRIVAT Star office. deT-3t FoR HIRE— FAMILY LEAVING CITY WOULD like to hire private turnout to responsible party; ‘open and closed carriages, and very stylish tea with coachman. Address TURNOUT, Star offi dei-3t FOR SALE—8 COUPELETTES, 1 LANDAY coupe rockaways, dayton and business wages canopy and extension-top surreys, phaetous, bug- Jes and runabout wagons; all stylea and prices. ie6-tf (OOK & JARBOE, LEFT E SOLD THAD 2 daytons, 2 . 3 buggies, 2 family ca Tiages, several wagons, single and double harness, 2 eleighs; no rearonuble offer refused, Y27 D n.w. a6-1in* FOR,SALE—A FEW OF OUR BARGAINS-SIDB- bar, end-spring or Corning-body buggies, from $40 up. Ganopy-top Sarreys trom $85 up. Extension-top Surreys from $95 up. Special bargains In fancy traps. COLUMBIA CARRIAGE CO. (Manufacturers’ Agents), 456 Pi uT-cott FOR SALE—FOR STY. NISH AND QUALITY, they are absolutely unapproachable 6-passen- rockaways, English breaks, Pittsburg rock- ay. | Will amply tepay any obe for the trouble taken to see this stocl JAMES K. PROBEY, 1280 324 st. ‘Phone 226 ‘FOR SALE—BICYCLES. Light broughams, coupe rockawars, eer FAVE BRAN NEW, HIGH-GRADB BICYCLE FOR SALE ATA, BARGAIN. To De 1 (MEN'S) seen at 1314 T st. as FOR SALE-PREPARATORY TO OCCUPYING our new stores and to make room for % stock we sre offering bicycles at special cash fig- ures, Also second-hand machines at bargaips. TERIIISE CXCLE (O., $08 No X. ave. n.W. Bt For SALE-CLUB BEING FORMED TO BUY high-grade Meycles at $50; only $2 per week, if e zet WM members. Address W. J. box fice. nodo-tt FoR SALE-THE BALANCE OF OUR SECC HAND WHEELS; we ure closing them right at way down, next spring prices; they must go, CLINE BROS., Biescle Dealers, 409 Pa. ave. 025 REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS EXECUTED PROMPTLY Jn one of the best equipped shops tn city; nickel: ing, enameling (800 deg. heat) and in colors; new sprockets, rims and pocumatie tires applied. to old Wheels; most central location, 1425 N. ¥. ave. nolétt : FOR SALE—NEW LADIES’, $60; MEN'S, $50; FUL- Foy guaranteed ‘Thoroughly overhauled wheels, $25 Uad'upward. Open nights, Most central location, 1423 New York ave. nold-tf OWEN CYCLE CO. (oldest In city). FOR SALE—CRAWFORD BICYCLES; MEN'S AND T- Indies’ wheels, $50; boys’ and ‘girls’ wheels, $37.50, ‘These’ are good Dieyeles and fully guar: anteed ty mfr. JOHN P. MURPHY, st. nw. nolé-1m* DENTISTRY. U. 8. DENTAL ASSOCIATION, Cor. 7th and D nw. “The Expert Dentists.’ Comparison n- sited. Painless operations guarantzed. "alnlese extracting, 50c.; paluless fillL up, Cther prices correspond. Happy to make your acquaiutence. dl FREE DENTAL INFIRMARY, 625 Muss. uve., Homoeopathle Dispensary bldg. Open daily from 10 to 12 a.m., and 2 to S p.m. No charge except for materials used. Extractiny free Also Free Dispensary, 2to 5 daily. se20-t UNDERTAKERS (CB. Nichols.) ‘PHONE 764-3. | (Wm. A. Foy.) cB. NICHOLS & CO., UNDERTAKERS & EMBALMERS, 2d and Pa. ave. s.e., Washington, D.C. n19-3n1 Best of terms. Chapel for funeral services. W. R. Speare, Undertaker © Embaimer 140 F Stover Northwest Brerything strictly Grat-class and on reasimnable terms ‘Telephone call Bw. the rost jal-tr FOR SALE—CHEAPEST HOUSE NORTHWEST. TEN ROOMS AND BATH; CENTRAL LOCALITY. FOR SALE—AN THAN 15,000 SQ. FI EGONOMICAL SQUARE—LESS BAR LINCOLN PARK. BEAUTIFUL THROUGHOUT. $5,500. $1 4 FOOT. a del0 AUGUST DO? 611 7TH 8T. dep avcusfibo&ari, 611 7TH st. FOR SALE-G ST. WEST OF WAR DEPART- | FOR SALE—14 ELEGANT BOIPDING. LOTS; 17%4x ment, large bouse; 12 rooms; bath, cellar, fur] 100 to 16-ft. alley; oy at et. bet. C and Lin- nace, large side lot; frontage of 48 feet; excel-| coln Park; at the ¢: catshty low price of 50 lent ‘neighborhood; lot contains 0,171 fect Drop cts. per ft. The chedtst “ground east of Cap- erty cost $1,500; will take $1,200. GEO. W. | ttol. LINKINS, 500 18th st. now. a10-8t a7-3t_ WELFLEY & WREDOX, 802 East Cap. st. FOR SALE—FINE HOUSE, WITH OUTLOOK ON Pa. ave. over a public park; needs a few repairs; central; valu $65 per month; 12 rooms and bath; pantries; numerous large’ closets; cellar; furnacs large coal vault; lot 20x80. This is very clieap, $9,000. GEO. W. LINKIN‘ 19th st. n.w. Cities FOR SALE-ON LANIER HEIGHTS, OVERIOOK- ing Kock Creek Park, a handsome frame house, containing 10 rooms,’ bath, laundry and cellar; furnace, open grates; papered; south front; con- Yentent’to both electrie and 150; price only $7,500. EB McLACHLEN REAL ESTATE AND LOAN CO., corner 10th und G sts. aw. d10-5t LE—REDUCED TO $2,800, 6-ROOM bath; puntry; concrete ‘cellar; furnace ; rented for $1: goqd location; (a ER,’ 1008 G n.w.d16-3* FOR SALE-NEW BUFF BRICK AND WHITE stone house; 7 rms.; tiled bath; lot 18x00; cab- inet mantel; furnace; cellar; only $4,000; $500 cash. A bargain. BOOTH & BRUNER, 1003 G st. nw. 'di0-3t* FOR SALE—THE OWNER HAVING BUILT AN- other, will sell his $5,500 bay-window brick house in northwest for $4,850. Small cash payment and —s FOR SAL INE Conver ROPERTY IN MT. Pleasant; 280x117; vert avafable for subdivision v and improvement. Prize reasonable. n16-24t°TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1307 F st. now. FOR SALE—A RARE @HAXCH TO PURCHASE cheap about 7,000 ft. i Mt oi Kansas ave.; with- in @ stone's throw of, Park and the best Star office.d4-6* FOR SALE—60 FEET OF STAC on Florida ave. by 200'fect dee; half block from {4th 3t.. trees and wide view der moderate and terms casy. no23-Im* 84. fine ghble cars; oak ty and river; price G. A. SAWYER, 1100 N. H. ave. OCEAN CITY, MD., ONSTHE ATLANTIC OCEAD ‘The Sinnepuxent’ Beack Co. offers special induce ments to purchasers of lots who desire to build. The demand for cottages to rent is greater than the supply, and rents pay from 10 to 15 per cent on the money invested. ‘There can be found no seaside resort within five hours of Washington where lots 50x140 feet can be ought and cottages built at so small a cost. ‘The beach Is absolutely healthful, free from malaria, and the absence of mosquitoes add to its comfort ‘A summer resort. For information and charts of lots apply to DEBORAH L. HILTON, with IN WASHINGTON. MR. FRANK GEBEST, LATE OF BERLIN, THB wewly engaged organist of Calvary Baptist Chureb, Las opened a studio at 984 F st. n.w., for instruction in piano, organ and theory. Best iesti- montaly and most thorough Instruction, d3-12t* Okeley School for Giris, 1759 Madisov st., Dupont Circle. Private pupils, both sexes; evenings. Miss EV. HETH, A At. AN EASY MATTER PROF. H. C. DINGLER, PUPIL OF THE CON- servatory of “The Hague” (Holland); solo flutist of the m!litary music of Fort Myer, Va., wishes to give lessons on flute, in English, “French, Ger- man or Dutch harmony and thorough bass. a SCHOOL, ALSO —Thoroug’ ‘instruction, 'EACH- ers” best and newest t books; superior ad- Nantz ges. SUSAN, P ER POLLOCK, PRIN- OPAL, 1426 Q st n.w.; near cable and herdic. sel1-3m,5 THORATLD JERICBAU, Ph. B., Royal University of Copenhagen, will receive ‘pupils on Piano, Organ, Theory and Com- ition. Studio, Droop's Muste Store. — Apply roop's or Ellis! Music Houses. as-r* Washington Seminary, 1588-40 17th st. Select boarding and day ‘school. Collegiate and preparatory depté German-English $30 per month—just rent. Box 60, Star office. JOHN F, WAGGAMAN, l4th and G, n.w. corner. Kindergarten, Primary. Mr. & Mrs.SMALLWOOD. de9-tt 023-316 dt-im* = FORK SALE—TO QUICK PURCHASER, ON S. CARO-| FOR SALE-HAVE YOU SEEN CLEVELAND | WANTED—VOCAL AND PIANO PUPILS. SPE- lina ave. s.e. tet. 10th and 11th rts., a fine 9-| Park? The most beautiful homes at lowest} ctalty of beginners. Werk voices mi strong be pold: price, “sao. “Apply io WALSHE & oe on enay {SDE SOHN SHERMAN, AMATEUI OPEMAY GBD. W, LAWRENCE, 134% old; price, 900. Apply to WALSHE SIEM AN, ‘MA OPER. . We VRE! . RCHWARTY, 606K st. nw. 49-3t noS8-tf £ GOS 14th st. no20-18t® = FOR SALE—OCLUMBIA HEIGHTS. GUNSTON INSTITUT JUST COMPLETED, THE HANDSOMEST FOR EXCHANGE 1212 and 1th st. nw. AND BY FAR THB SUPERIOR TO ANY z Pupils for second term received January 6. Hovses EVER OFFERED FOR SALE IN| FOR EXCHANGE—WE HAVE A NUMBER OF | _d4tf Mr. and Mrs. B."R. MASON. s DTIFUL SECTION, A’ desirable pleces of prop D 50.2 iT (PUP! SOUTHWEST CORNER OF 13TH AND ROA-| have any eall to see us. NOLGD AND EIANG 18S (RRAIT BUPIOR NOKE STS., THE HIGHEST POINT ON THE HEIGHTS, "AND ONE SQUARE NORTH OF MIS. LOGAN’ IN THE POINT OF CONSTRUCTION AND FINISH THESE ARE BY FAR THE BEST HOUSES WE HAVE EVER OFFERED F¥ SALE. ‘THEY ARE THREE ST CELLAR, AND HAVE 11 ROOMS: BATH ROOMS. ‘THEY ARE HI HOT WATER, AND ARE SUP! AND WE INVIL THEY WILL 5 SWORMSTEDT dol-tf FOR SALE—AT GREAT BARGAIN—A MOST DE- ylrable, new, -story and cellar press-brick house near Lincoln Park; cost $4,400; will sell $2,750; easy terms; to white or colored purchaser." Ap- ply CHARLES EARLY, 603 14th st. o.w. d7-lm For § EXCHANGE-SOME BARGAINS— 1223 Yale st., Col. Hgts., 0 rms., brick. 1522 Columbia st. n.w., 6 rins.,” brick. Stoughton st., 9 rms. ee lot. a7-3t OSC. WHITE, 930 F st. FOR SALE—BE. L CORNER DWELLING ON U New Hampshii Or, and bath; trow fronts 37 ft. on one street and 58 on the other; a bargain at $8,900; trust, $6,000, at 54 per cent. ~ a7 W. 8. MI 1427 F st, now. FOR SALE—A BEAUTIFUL NEW BUFF-BRICK shouse; 12 rooms, bath and a.m.1.; south front; cenventent to 14th et. cable cans; will be sold very low; with or without stable; a genuine bar- gein. Apply to WALTER H. ACKEM, 704 14th st. nw. at FOR SALE-STRICTLY MODERN HOMES. I ADVERTISE ONLY BARGAINS. H. ave., opposite L. Z. Leiter's. ‘928—Mass. ave. near Scott Circle. 1,C02—16th st. near K—investigate ‘827—Q st. near 18th, with stable 727 in. ave. near Dupont Circle 1,005—Greatest barguin near Dupont Clr. NOTE—For detailed informatlor . and a large vumber of other CHOICE BARGAINS, call on E, C, BAUMGRAS, "Pkone 27. (d7-t 1410 G st., main fioor. FOR SALE—NO. 102 STH ST. N.B; BRICK; 8 must be sold to settle an estate; SLFLEY & WEEDON, 802 FOR SALE—A SPLENDID §-ROOM BRICK; 3 on C st. bet. Oth and 10th ne. Will sell at a gure that will estou price $3,200. av-3t_W N, 302 East Cap. st. “ ae7-3t FoR OROIT PARK; HAREWOOD AV: HANDSOME HOUSE; 6 ROOMS AND BAT! Room 8, 681 Pa. av. n.w. W. NEAR Q, 8 ROO? furnace; open fireplac FOR SALE—6TH ST. N. bath und cellar prick; beautifully urrafiged;' in perfect order; stable. REDFORD W. WALKER & SO: FOR SALE_ CONGRESSMEN DESITUN property can purchase by using stocks, bonds, or HOME PROPERTY us part payment; opportuntt CONGRESSIONAL 14TH ST. large exceptiona PROPERTY, “HEIGHTS, se: atone trimmings; 9 rooms and bath; beautifully fin- bay window: r Iehed throughout; only $8,500. A BARGALN, d7-8t REDFURD W. WALKER & SON, 1006 F. ARGA ‘TERMS, $100 per_mont ading principal Fr, new, two-story. bay-window brick; 6 rooms, bath d pantry; cabinet antels ; nicely papered; select Aghborhood; concrete are from Md. ave.; near cars and herd cash, balance $: BETIS t. ne., bet. E and F sts. 5 Ennerson 1 oe Dee for Inspection. Apply to OWNER, 1285 (eT FOR SALE—REDU 1042 15th st. ne. lot 17x95 to 12-ft. alley. FROM $1,500 TO $1,400— new 7-room and cellar house; ‘A 10 per cent renting Investment. REDFORD W. WALKER & SON, 1006 F _n.w. de FOR SALE— "250; small cash payment; balance $20 per re brick house; ‘e rooms, cellar and bath; all fod. limps. in nw. near electric cars; an excel- uit, a color family ee EY © ede MARSECATIZ, ‘S11 ith st. o.w. av-iw R SALE— FOR eed 1i-room brick house on “*A' near 2d #.e., within balf a square of the new Mbrar desirable. Price. B-story and 7-room Be. Price wees $4, 2-story frame on “R'' near 19th st.; 7 rooms; splend.d lot. Will be sold for =$8,500 A good brick house—-7 vooms and bath—on 6th atanear “Q" nw. In excellent condition. Can be bought for $8,000 without any cash, If liberal monthly payments are made. See us. ‘A good brick house on 6th st. 5. Oaly & i A good 7-room brick on Arthur Place: sll the modern improvements. The location of this house fs very desirable—uear the Capitol, street cars Price {8 and the only . B. and O low, 3800 A beautifal building lot on 19th st. near Dupont 22% x90—very desirable, and will te sold station. ‘A cheap lot n.w., 19x80; cost the owner $1.25 per foot; will be sold at Me. A new and one of the prettiest 9-room houses go Columbia Heights, und Isa positive bargain. ee us. 3423 Pa. ave. FOR EXCHANGE-WB HAVE SEVERAL IM- proved properties, clear and incumbered, which we wish to exchange for vacant ground’ in the n.w. or Columbia Heights. If | make you an offer. E. BANES, 700 1ith st. n.w. the New England Conservatory, Boston Volce, $15 per quarter; plano,’ $10. Ti Co} A dez-2w FULL BUSINESS COURSE, DAY OR NIGHT, € @ year. Any one subject, $1 a month. The ty writing and shorthand course, $15. IV¥_INSTI- TUTE BUSINESS COLLEGE, "8th und K n.w. B Mass. MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN WANTED—FOR A Ae ON IMPROVED PROPERTY, $000, NE OR TWO YEALS. NO COMMISSION TH, 611 7TH ST. _ —ANY AMOUNT, AT FIVE PER CENT, from $1,000 to $85,000, on HOUSES or G: in ANY’ location," DIGGES & FAIRE. az-3t 701 12th KINDERGARTEN SCHOOL AND TEACHERS’ Training Class.—Thorough | instr newest mthods: latest’ Looks; i ages. SUSAN PLESSNER POLLOCK, PRINCE PAL, 1426 Q st. n.w.; near cable and herdie. bell-3m,% FRENCH AS A USEFUL RECREATION, Pronounced well, spoken, read and understood in 80 lessons; beginners ‘and advanced classes now; successful teacher. nZ3-Im* MLLE. V. PRUD'HOMME, 307 D st. n.w. I WANT TO BORROW $1,000, 8 first mortgage on brick house, n. ho ccunniselon, Addrest (3 MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT AT LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST, ON DISTRICT REAL ESTATE. REDFORD W. WALKEI & SON, 1006 F N.W. je7-1m. worth $4,500; Star office. d7-5t Piano, Violin, Voice. Columbia Conservatory of Music, y00 K st. n.w. Ra) Be advancement. WIN HART, Principal. nol2-Im* DAVID C. BANGS, Hlocution and Dramatic Art; dee pression, naturalness. Studio, 1: after 4 p.m, Send for circular, breathing, ex- 10th st. a. PROFITABLE SIORT-TIMB INVESTMENT— second trust notes, running 1 year; payabl monthly; Mberal interest and commissior ity ample; gilt-edged n.w. res. property. ERAT. COMMISSION, Star oes, ez. $5,000 $3,000 $1,000 To loan on real estate. No delay. Rates low. de7-10t E. A. McINTIRE, 224 C st. naw. MONEY TO LOAN, IN SUMS TO SUIT, AT CUR- rent rates of interest on real estate in the Dis- trict of Coluubia, $2,500 EY IN SUMS TO BUIT AT VERY LOWEST interest on D. C. real extate recurity. RAWLINGS, Member Washington S 1506 Pa. av-(Arlington F) MONEY “ALWAYS IN HAD FRANK 1 Ex no2i-1m ww. MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED CITY REAL estate at lowest rates of interest. R. H. T. LEIPOLD, S.w. cor. t#th and F ets. n.W. $100,000, At S per cent on Washington City Real Estate. CHARLES W. HANDY, n19-1m 1) 610 13th st. nw. MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMSTO SUIT AT 5 AND 6 per cent; builders’ loang a Cor ity no delay. ‘GEV. E. EMMONS'& CO., no15-1m 1216 F st. ow. TO LOAN= ON REAL RSTATE— $16,500. 10,000. +. 8,000. 8:00. 2,000, 1,000, ¢ (‘THOS E WaAggaMAN, noll-tt O17 ¥ at. nw. MONEY TO LOA‘! On District Property. JOHN L. WEAVER, Real Estate, no7-38m Cor. F and 8th sts. o.w. MONEY TO LOAN, IN, SUMS FROM_ $1,000 UPwarp, AT LOWEST RATE OF INTEREST, o REAL FSTATE IN THE DISTRICT. R. 0. HOLTZMAN, oto COR. 10TH AND F S8T8._N.W. PLENTY OF MONEY TO LOAN, AT LOWEST rates of interest, on D. C. real estate, in any sums desired. Loans closed without delay if security la good. WALTER H. At R, oc22-tf 704 14th st. nw. MCNEY ‘TO LOAN AT 5 AND 6 PER CENT ON real estate security. ‘All applications “recelve prompt action. ocl9-tf _ HEISKELL, & McLERAN. 1008 F st. MONEY TO LOAN—$1,000, $1,500, $2.500 AND larger sums, all at 5 per cent; also $250, $500, $750 and sums to suit at 6 per cent: all transac: tions conJacted reasonably and economically. och-tt WM. H. SAUNDFRS & CO., 1407 F at. MONEY ON HAND TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT ‘on approved property. Large loans a specialty. oct THOMAS DOWLING, 612 E MONEY TO. LOAN ON APPROVED CITY HEAL estate at 5 per cent interest. Special privileges with respect to prior ment: Large amounts @ specialty. PrpyEn & RUTHERFORD, jy8-tt 1307 F st. r.w. MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANOS, ORGANS, HORSES, CARRIAGES, ETC.. WITHOUT REMOVAL OR PUBLICITY. You receive the money on a few hours’ notice. Partial payments be made on the principal t any time. We can assure you low rates, easy and desirable tertas and courteous treatment. It you will tuvestigate our plan of making loaus you will be pleased with it. Please call on CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE CO. Jy24-164 2 F si WASHINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN CO.. 610 F N.W. Will loan sou any sum you want. large or em:ll, on furniture, pianos, horses, wagons, ete., without removal or publicity. Any business with us strictly confidential, and you can get the moncy the day you ask for it. Loans can be pai? in part or in full at ‘any time to suit the convenience of the borrower, and any part paid reduces the cost of carrying the Yoan In propwrtion to, the amount paid. WASHINGTON HEIGHTS SCHOOL, 1850 Wyoming ave. n.w. A Thorough School for Girls, Stage for Day Pupils. pol -3m,4 MISS _FRANCESe MARTIN, Prin. A Business Education. COLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE, 407 Seventh street northwest. C. K. URNEK, A.M., C.E., Principal. ‘The leading s-hool of business and shorthand. Highest attainable grade of instruction at mod- erate cost. Situations for graduates. no18-tf ; = Wood’s Commercial College 811 EAST CAPITOL ST., Imparts a thorough knowledge of the COMMER- CIAL STUDIES at the cost cf lees time and money than other vchools. We muke BREAD-WIN NERS of young peopl then secure positions for them. Eleventh scar. Day and evening ses- sions. Send for circulars nol6-tf Friends’ Select School, a 1811 I ST. N.W. ‘A co-educational schoo! of all grades. Students revelved at any thine. No charge { Catalogues 5 Fy EB. Modern Languages taught by Gaillard’s (ofMcier d’acad-me) original and colloquial method. Indorsed by the minister of public instruction, doc- tera in Sorbonne and the leading educators of France, England and America Patrons: The French’ snd English embassadors, Hon. McAdoo, the Bishops Doine and Newman, Prof. M. Bell Chief Justice Fuller, &c. 1023 15th st. n.w. nll-tt Norwood Institute. A Home and Day School for Girls. A Full Acidemie and Graduating Course. Mra. WM. D. CABELL, Principal, 1761 N, near Conn. ave.ol0-8m ACADEMY OF THE HOLY CROSS, 1812 Messachuretts avenue, Washington, D. C. ‘A day achool for roung indies and Ittle giris. In addition to a thor course in English, French, German and Latin, special advantages are offered to students in the art and musical A kindergarten bas been opened in connection with the academy. au3i-6m FRENCH IN SIX MONTHS: BY NATIVE PARI- SIAN (graduate); Mme. Tanner; special Mmduce- departments. ment to American teachers who teach French. Depont circle, north side (1502 19th se27-3m. EDWARD C. TOWNSEND, MISS ADA LOUISE TOWNSEND. Elocution, Voice Culture, Grace. The Mount Vernon, cor. 9th and N. Flat No. 20. ocl-8m Mount Vernon Seminary, CORNER M AND ELEVENTH STKEEIS, WASHINGTON, D. C. A SELECT RESIDENCE AND DAY SCHCOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS. Twenty-first year opens TUESDAY, October first. Large and attractive bulldings, thoroughly equip- ped with every requisite of a refined home and a Progressive school. Applications ior admission of pup‘ls_to the Day School may be made after September fifteenth, be- ve. tween the bours of ten and one o'clock each morning. MRS. ELIZABETH J. SOMERS, se10-3m Principal. Chevy Chase School (Formerly Chevy Chase Inn) French and English School for Young Ladies; aalf aa hour from Washingt: D. C., by eleccric cars. French the language of the house. For circulars address MELLE. LEA M. BOULIGNY, oclO-3m Chevy Chase, Md. THE STUART SCHOOL FOR GIRLS @ay xnd Loarding).—Two diplowa courses; nine teacher eademie; preparatory; kindergarten; Music, Art; Delsarte; reopened Oct 1. 1224 AND 1226 15TH ST. N.W., COR. MASS. AVE. au20-€m MISS CLAUDIA STUART, Principal. Prof. Paul E. Voinot, SCHOOL OF FRENCH LANGUAGES, ocll-2m* 1426 New ¥ LANGUAGES. THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, 723 14th st. nw. Branckes in the prin-ipal American and European cities, Best instruction by superior native teach- ers. Conversation from start. $12 per term in srall classes, day or evening; rivate les cos at school or residen lesson. free. Bend for circular. ocd -d — WASHINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN CO. An glemant property on & ipitol ied Lt Je16-tr 610 F st. 4th; S-st asement with “eel | ee lar sae eae $1 on MONEY TO LOAN AT 5 AND 6 PER CENT ON approved District real catatss Er Sees: ~ B. H,. WARNER & CO. 5 ER, 916 °F" st. nw. mbo-tt 1418 F st. RE ‘1 vi: 5 MONEY TO LOAN, FOR SALE—457 AND 459 H ST. W.; B.W.B.; IN ANY BUMS DESIRED, 9 rooms, bath and stable; In ex-ellent ‘condition a good Investment at $5,500 each; always repted at $35 per month. Sec’ Owner, ‘A. BEUREND, 617 E st. s de5-1 For AN OFFER WANTED FOR ONE OF the heart of the city, f apartment building; lot 72x144 ft, to a Z D. M. OGDEN, Exr., lezt Pst. AT LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST, ON WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE No delay in closing transaction. THOS. J. FISHER & CO., ap25-tf 1324 F nw. MONEY TO LOAN AT 6. PER at. roved District real estate; loans made. B. H. SMITH & SONS, aplo-tt 1418 F at. nw. HOMESEEKERS ARE INVITED TO inspect the desirable houses 29 13th st. and Kenesaw ave. n. bath. Also 1 at reduced pri det-lw PLANT & TU 5 FOR SALE—COZY CORNER HOUSE; 9 ROOMS; m.L; broad ave. n.w.; large windows; wide out- look; cheerful, attractive, convenient; inclosed arking; fine trees. Lowest price, $8,500; easy Terms.” ‘addreas TRIANGLE, Star office. oci9.2m* )t SALE—OkK RED 3 MOST desirable new moderate price houses in Wash- MONEY TO LOAN, IN SUMS TO SUIT. ON REAL fut mecurlty, anne District of Columbia; no jelay; charges moderate. WASH'N DANENHOWER, apis-tt Cor, 18th and G sts, n.w. MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED REAL ESTATE within the District of Golumfia, in amounts to su't applicants. at 6, Jal9-tf GEO. and 6 per cent. W. LINKINS. 800 19th 6 TO BORKOW,) LOAN, new. aR seal estate, let mé head from Lean save yon time and money. J. EAKIN GADSBY, 526 18th st. i t jy2i-tt ston, 13144 to 1822 Wallach pli, always, open. age zs YLE, r. 9th and F sts. ‘Phone 1790. zs ae y HOTELS. FOR SALE—BARGAIN—10-ROOM HOUSE, 1234 = ‘"; Olio stone and pressed brick; modern THE RALEIGH, PATRICK O'FALREL,’ Owner, Cor. Penna: ‘and 12th st. = 2 ese no8-tf | EUROPEAN PLAN. | ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF. FOR SALE—A CHANCE TO BUY A NICE NEW An elegant restaurant for gentlemen and ladie house, with 6 rcoms and batb; well built and well Also a luxu-ious cafe for gentlemen. Pr 1; centrally located; 1516 J.ave n.w.; dining rooms and banquct halls, Prompt serv h 40 ft. parking; ut the very low price of first-class — cuisine. Special — attention given 250, and accomme ing terms. H. L. RUST, to parties after the theater. 14th rt. n. nos-tf de2-1m,10 ‘tS J. TALTY, Manager. MR. PUTNAN CHOOL FOR YOUNG MEN AND Boys will reopen Sept. 10, 1895. Preparation tor colleges, universities and technical schools, end for business pursuits. Private tuitiva furnished; best of references. Appiy to WM. H. A. AM. 1603 1vth st. in ELEMENTARY auzz-zf PRIVATE | OR _AD- vanced studies: especial attention to. backward Unwilling and adult pupils. University graduate. Prof. J., 1406 U. near 20th and P sts. au2i-s m&tu,4m* The Berkeley School, 1515 H. street. Stndenta thoroughly fitted for West Point and Annapolis, for all universities and scientific schools, for direct commissions in the army and Eavy, and for the civil service. Twenty-five young men have successfully passed examtuations during the past two years. Arrangements may be made for private lessons in all branches. CHARLES W. FISHER, B.S. Head \ ins place, 0c22-eott ister. DR. E. S. KIMBALL, At Droop & doit-tu, th&stt OLNEY SCHOOL, FOR GIRLS—1827 I ST, Special advantages for study of modern Ian- uages, music and art; daily exercise in cally- nenies, drawing, Latin and French or German included in the regula” course. 24-1f MISS VIRGINIA MAS‘ ‘925 Penna. ave. ORTHAND, taught; dictation LOUISE PARK, FRENCH LESSONS, 1611 16TH ST. N.W., se28-3mo* MOST ‘T_ RESIDENCE SPACIOUS, BEAUTIFUL GROUN! AND. ‘DS, N.E. COR. 'FARKAGUT SQUARE, CONNECTICUT AVE. AND 1 STREET. Would rent. Owners abroad. Handsomest, prop- erty wtln same distance of executive dept’s and EXECUTIVE MANSION. J. B_ WIMER, RBAL SLATE, 608 18TH ST. 029-100 « FOR SALE— Columbia Heights—The best bargains on the Heighis—New houses: handsome; well built, and complete in all respects. Will be sold cheap for cash oF on easy tert JOHN SHERM. Real Estate. 605 141 STEAM CARPET CLEANING CARVED no6-tf Woiks—Carpets in the be Mattresias made to orde Pa. ave., or ‘phone S04. Work: noi-tt M. NEWMYER, Ma The Jefferson, Richmond, Va. This Magnificent Hotel IS NOW OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF GUESTS AGHTFUL Winter Resort, AND A CON ‘T RESTING 1" SOUTHERN ‘TOURIS' ACE FOR Ainslie & Webster, no15-30t MANAGERS, MADAME A. P' NO FEE U Dr. Leatherman, 602 Fst. nw, EXPERT SPFCIALIST in the treatment and cure f all forms of PRIVATE DISEASES. HYDRCCELE, VARICOCELE, STIICTURI perwanently cured. Vitality restore Consultation free. Hours, 9 to 12 a.m., p.m, Tursday, 1 y and Saturday nights, to 8 4 to 6. ocl-d MANLY VIGOR AND NERVE POWER RESTORED by using a Lotile or two of Dr. Trothers’ in- vigorating cordial, ‘There Is ne remedy equal to this. Uss Ts In this city, 906 Bo siw.n80-1m* GHACY, st. Meari nh cirs Stoppe nialx on file. ences. furnished; nw. to buy a Piano. ‘There are lots of makers and plenty of people ready to sell them. In buying a Piano about the only thing ninety- nine people ‘out of every hundred ‘are capable of telling anything at all about is the appearance aud the tone. “But these qualities have no lasting value unless the plano is well made. .THE VITAL FART—TisE LIFE-of am lustrument depends upon the construction: The Steinway is the standard piano of the world und its remarka- Die construction ts imitated by all otier manufac. turers. A “Steinway” will outlast in tone and durability, of action any two pianos of another make. “ ‘Steinways’’ are the only pianos which coutain important and valuable patents! — Every- ody cannot afford a “Steinway,’" and so we want to talk about the next best, the GABLER, which we have handled in conjunction with the Steinw ly 88 years. GABLER pianos approach closest to Steinway because they have adopted the Steinway syste of coustruction--the ial contained In the “Gabler” is only of the texture—the workmanship devoted to the "is the best procurable—becnuse, like the after many years of hard usage they little wear. eR" te worth show lookin, 1 2 REASONABLE MIGH-GRADE PLANO MANUFAC. the Gabler is sold on monthly payments you by courteous ealesinen at DROOP’S NEW STEINWAY PIANO PARLORS, 925 PENNA. AVE. Operr Evenings till 9. A Grand Christmas Sale of PIANOS. We have made a big deal with dear old Santa Claus, by which we are to reduce a great many of our elegant new Up- right Pianos from 25 to 40 per cent below any previous prices —and Santa Claus has promised to give more pianos for Xmas gifts this year than ever before. We have made these big reduc- tions on the condition that you do your buying before Christ- "mas day. To start this grand carnival of piano buying tomorrow, we offer $350 Upright Pianos, $225. Beautiful Mahogany Upright Pianos, 71-3 octaves, 3- stringed, ivory keys, full steel plate, continuous hinges, pat- ent swinging desk, 3 pedals, and all the latest improvements. They are now marked $350. We'll clip $125 off and sell them, beginning tomorrow, at $225. Terms, $10 monthly. A handsome new-style hard-wood stool and silk embroidered scarf given with each piano. We have just received several carloads of New Upright Pianos direct from our factory, which, added to our already extensive stock, makes this the largest and finest stock of “new style” up- rights south of Philadelphia. We are making great conces- sions on them all to please Santa Claus. Do not put off your shopping until the last minute. We have more time to show you around now than we will have a week later. You are welcome any time during the day or even- ing, and our salesmen will take pleasure in showing the stock whether you wish to purchase now or later. Bradbury Factory Warerooms, 1225 Pa. Ave. FREEBORN G. SMITH, MANUFACTURER. W. P. VAN KLE, MANAGER. It Hardman Pianos Hl Are the [lost Pleasing Instruments Made ——Thelr rare quality of tone and perfect action are the results of the continual and stringent efforts of their makers to produce the highest grade instruments. Hardman's are durable and handsome and are pratsed by both amateurs and professionals everywhere. Metzerott Music Cc. Music Hall, 25 per cent Discount on Mandolins. trio F St. N. W. 49-244 A Sacrifice Piano Bargain, Only $185 Cash. A magnificent full-size Upright Grand Piano, almost new; only used six months: has all the best and iitest improvements; 71-3 octaves: grand action; quick and casy toueh; very full and sweet tone; handsome mahogany ‘case: sold at this great sucrifice to close the account of owner; fine Stool and Scarf go with it, and full guar- antee of five years; a rure chance for a quick purchaser. Cail at once. The Piano Exchange, de9-2t,20 913 1 . AVE. It Received Fine Assortment Holiday Goods. Weber, Decker Bros., Fischer, Ivers & Pond, Estey, Ludwig and Norris & Hyde Pianos. Exclusive Agents for Estey Organs, Aeolians. Sanders & Stavyman, nd BALTIMORE STORE: 18 3 Percy S. Foster, MANac NTIL 7 P “WEEK. dep-tt Matchless McCammon Piano. In busing one, you get the benefit of sixty« Sell for ensh or on time, and without in mI _NO ONE can or will give you better values, NO ONE can or will undersell ns. ; D. G. Pfeiffer & Co., 410-208 417 11TH sr. N.w. HAVE YOU A KRAKAUER PIANO? CALL AND compare these noble pixnos with others, and thet wices. 1209 G st. G. H. KUHN, est. uning and regulating. 5 G. L. WILD’S BROS. & CO. UPTOWN MUSIC STORE, 1315 7TH ST. Is _the place to buy pinios or organs cheap for cash. of easy installments. Don't neglect to have them put your piano tn order for the bolle day festivities nor to place your orders with them for musical holiday presents. de7-Gt* Kranich & Bach Pi Everett lanos HIGH GRADE. 2 MEDIUM PRICE. HENRY WHITE, 935 F &T. om aaa Dane eas per month. Ope Harrington ‘iguget ions ea WORCH. Sole Agent for the ‘Genuine Soumer Pianos, Pianos for Rent, 924 7th. Franons 2 for Rent, Organs, Te. KN Ads = The recognized standard modern piano manufacture Ww. oc5-8m,10 of in musical and mechanical develop- ment and artistic architecture in all styles and woods. SLIGHTLY USED PIANOS OF OUR MAKE REDUCED PRICES POR SALE AND RENT. ~~ Wm. Knabe & Co., . 1422 PENNA. AVE. N.W. \ Telephone call No. 1737. SECOND-HAND GRAND UPRIGHT AND SQUARE PIANOS OF DIFFERENT MAKES) AT ALL PRICES. = PIANOS FOR RENT. and Repairing by Factory Experts. m. Knabe & Co., 1422 PENNA. AVE. N. W. Telephone call No. 1787. no22-tf FOR RENT—THE LARGEST AND FINEST STOCK of Upright Pianos for rent to be found in the, city. All sizes, al. styles,” all the different ‘‘cods, all in first-class condition: over 50 instras ments from which to select. §5 a month and up. F. G. SMITH, 1225 Pa. ave. a6-tf WINTER RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. ‘The celebrated fall and winter resort by the sea, HOTEL TRAYMORE. Appointinents and ee28-B6t — ‘Tun! Service Sret-clam. i . 8. WHITE, ATTORNEYS. CAMPBELL CARRINGTON, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Webster Law builiing, 505 D st. ow., Ws ton, D.C. Residence, No. 3 Mount V New York ave. and th st. aw. AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN Early Morning Fire Oreates Considerable Exciten ent. Officers of Geo. U. Morris Post Chosen —Mrs, Burch Has Returned Home—Other Notes. At 1 o'clock this morning the lower cen- tral part of Georgetown was awakened by, the cry of fire. The flames were discovered by Officer Sullivan and Sergt. Valkman in the confectionery store of Henry Backen- heimer, 1218 32d street. The building a: tecked was a three-story frame, the upper floors being used by the owner, Mrs. M. A. Waters. ‘The store room had a considerable amount of inflammable stuf in it, and the fire fed greedily. By the time the alarm had been turned in and the engine arrived the interior of, the room was practically gutted. The fire and smoke then mounted the upper portions of the house. In the meantime Sergt. Valk-! man had awakened the Waters family. All the members clambered out in safety. Smoke and water did damage to the dweil- ing portion. j The loss to the whole building will prob-, ably amount to about $1,000. Mrs. Waters had no insurance. The fire is supposed to, have originated through a defect in the peanut roaster of the confectioner. Officers Elected. At a meeting of Geo. U. Morris Post, Ga A. R., last night, at the post headquarters,) the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: Commander, James T. Clem= ents; S. V. commander, C. M. Robinson; J. V. commander, R. E. Duvall; surgeon, Jas. F. R. Appleby; chaplain, Geo. W. Fletcher; quartermaster, Rudolph Ullmer; officer of the day, Henry Williams; officer of the guard, Charles McCarthy; inside sentinel, Wm. J. Pasco; outside sentinel, William Dunnigan; delegates to department encampment, Sam'l. McMonigle, C. M. Robe ingon; alternates, John W. Potter and A, B, Grunwell. On the 18th instant a fra~ ternal visit will be paid by Geo. U. Morris Post to Garfield Post, and on the 23d the visit will be returned. The local post pro- poses to entertain the visiting comrades in a substantial manner. The matter of pro~ viding tombstones for all unmarked Union graves in West End cemeteries, which was originally taken up by the local post, has been assumed charge of by a central com~ mittee of the Department of the Potomac, who have widened the work so as to take in the unmarked graves of the entire Dis- trict. This section is represented on the committee by Mr. Rudolph Ullmer. Mrs, Burch Back. Mrs. Charles F. Burch of 3526 N street, who, while In a demented condition, wan+ dered from her home some weeks ago, 18 again at the family hearth. She had gotten away as far as Frostburg, Md., when lo- cated. Mrs. Burch has several times gone from her home while under the influence of dementia. She is,an aged lady. While on her last wanderings, it is said, she was sustained through the hospitality of the country people. Notes. Theo. W. Birney and Leon Tobriner, trustees, have sold to Patrick Fagan for $2,225 part of lot 10, in Holmead’s addition to Georgetown, and part described by metes and tounds. M. J. Fitzgerald has been appointed night station keeper at the sevent precinct, vice ‘A. V Conway, resigned. ———— Emergency Hospital Changes. Dr. Frank M. Furlong, the popular senior assistant house surgeon of the Emergency, Hospital, has resigned to accept a position | as ship surgeon on a line of steamers plying between New York city and Buenos Ayres. Dr. McDonald has been promoted to the va~ caney, and Dr. B. F. McGrath, well known as one of the leading players of the George- town University foot ball team during the past few years, has been appointed junior Assistant house surgeon. Dr. Peter M. Smith, the chief of the house staff, will leave the hospital January 1, and it probable that he also will enter the servic of one of the large steamship companies. Committed Suicide. Last evening, just before dark, Policeman Hess of the Sth precinct, while riding through the Soldiers’ Home grounds, found the dead body of an old veteran named William Langanburg. He had evidently committed suicide, for near his body was found a knife and death had re from loss of blood, an artery in the left wrist hav- ing been severed. There was no suspicion of foul play, for there was no evidence w ever of a struggle having taken place there was a peaceful expression on th man’s face. The deceased, who was a ( man, was sixty-five years old. He had served in the twenty-second United States infantry and had been an inmate of the home since 1886. The body of the dead man was removed to the hospital building and the coroner notified. free seas of ‘experience In plano, buildings