Evening Star Newspaper, September 19, 1896, Page 5

-THE EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1896—TWENTY-TWO. PAGES. ————— FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR RENT—HOUSES. UNFURNISHED. UNFURNISHED. For RENT—BY FOR RENT— } 510 Int Sré&b,.-21.50 HILE & JOHNSTON, REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE, 1563 Pa. ave. ITED. UNFURN . 18th and Q sts, r, S14 13th st, 12r, with stable. 2518 13themt, 12r. D 13th st, 1623 H st, 16r- 1719 Hi st, 18r, wit 524. dSth-st, Ist) M ASK N st, 10r- Is25. lerson pl. 10r. 2022 Pst, 132) 16th st 26 Post, itr 2 Corcoran 1s 132 K 1722 16s 1305 Ivth st, Vr. Clifton’ si, Pe... c 3 W821 Not, lr... ..8833 2413 Pa'av 1522 Conn’ ave, 11F-Si.34 1517 Pierce pl, 6r. 1601 3ist st, Tur. EURNISHED. ik I ave bet 17th st and Conn I bet 17th and 1! sts (with stable) RI ave bet 17th st 16th st bet @ and Conn ave... H st bet 17th & isth.173 N st bet (th de 25h ste 166.67 K st bet 17th “and 166.67 Jefferson pi bet Co ave and Isth st RT ave bet 170 and Coon ave Cor 20th and Ti sts. Jefferson pl bet ave and 1th st.133.34 Cor 2ist and O sts. ..135 250 Corcoran st bet 16th st bet & Hi st bet 17t Qwith stable) RL ave & 17th st Mass ave cor. 15th st (with stable) & isth R Lave bet lith and st and NH av 15th sts. -.250 20th bet O and P sts.125 Coun ave bet Mand F st bet 17th & 18th-125 sts. 250 NH ave near N. 25, Conn ave 2ist st bet N and O Tats... Corcoran st bet 17th 18th st bet ud NH av,per mo.125 Mass 19th bet F and G sts.100 13th and Ci 2st st bet N and 0.100 (corner) 250 16th bet T and U sts.100 P st bet 1 16th st het S and T.-100 5 itth xt bet Q and R M bet Isth und sts. 200| Fla ave nr Mass av ——} 13th st bet NY a and I st(with st. 200) Pst bet 21st and | sts. nF st RNISHED FLa’ E PROPERTY: Blair road, 11 rooms, 4% acres, fruit trees, &¢.$50 STOR! 1122 estore OFFICE ROOMS. Very desirable office rooms in premizes B rooms, 2d foor 1210 F st., southern exp per month... ee Conn. ave., ABL Brick stable bet L and M, 20th and 21st sts. Brick stable bet L and M, 20th and 21st sts. Brick stable rear 1629 KT ave.. Brick stable bet. 13th, 16th, K and L sts. K stable bet. L, M, 20th and 2tst sts, 4 stalls and reom for 4 or 5 curring 2233 Q nw (far), los Pa av uw, 1736-42 F ot 5 € st nw, 1 10r. 4N Y ay nw, 10 216 Ind av ow, ‘or 1238 4th st nw, Or 4011 Sth st nw, Sr SIGN H av nw, ¢: YN Cap nw 1 M st ow, on the Ist and 15th, MAN, é Fost. mw. host. aw. per mo, f the above houses are very attractive, de- ant ebeep. JAMES A. BATES & CO., st. now. el 719821 INFURNISHED. 1614 7th st.. store 1003 F st 1224 F st HEISKELL & McLERAN, 1008 F et. E al FOR RENT—BY R. 0. HOLTZMAY and Insurance Broker, luth aod F sts. ow. 23 15% st. ». $100.00, 2027 P at, 10F. T616 it I ave, 12r..100.00 1346 Kiges st. 8r. 1804 M st, 12r.... (2224 H st, Sr&s. 3914 Sundi‘d pi, tir 1611 O st, 10r. 1309 F st nw, llr. 1806 Riggs st, OF: 807 10th st o Or. 720 ith nw, 8r. 933 NY ave, » 1618 O st, lor. 1123 14th nw, 13: 1441 W st, Tr. 008 F st nw, 12 1343 Wallach, Tr 1529 Vt ave. 9 906 7th nw, tr.. $46 NY ave, 12r. 12 H st, ‘Tr. 806 19th uw, 10r. 18 H st, Tr. 2112 R st, 12r. 1754 P st, Sr. 422 609 Sth ne, Tr. 60% ath ne, Tr. 1706 lat ow, 607 9th ne, Zr. 608 Oth ne, Tr. 227 € st ne, 6. 907 10th nw, 47. BESBBBENNERRRSSREALSSS StsesSssssssesszsssessess 1701 © nw, 10r. S10 14th nw, 10r. 631 Mass av ne, 7r.18. 1816 M st, 10r. COT A st se, 6r. 18.; 1814 M st, 10r. I ow, 6r. «AT 924 G nw, 10r. 5) 1362 E se, Tr....--14.00 1845 R st. 10r. 45.00 1380 E se, Tr. 14.00 780 21st st, Sr... ..40.56) 1358 E se, Zr... 1114.00 2031 P st,"10r.----40.00| 662 Callan ne, 4¢- 10.50 1834 12th'nw, 40.00! 921 9th se, 4r...2..9.30 FURNISHED HOUSES. RI avr & 17th, 12r& ‘De Sales near 17th,dr.100 ‘st, per_annum. ..$5,000 R I av and Scott cir S near 17th, or. 125° cle, 18r, 2h st... Hith near L, 16r, 361.200 @ near 23d, 14r,2 ba-100 FFICES. 3 Elegant moms tn “Sun’” 223 4% st nw.....$12.00 building. fireproof, from Destrable rooms, “‘Atlan- $20 to $100 each. tie Coast Line build- 341 F nw, 34 6,5r.$60.00 ing,”* all front and fire. 3211 F ow, 84'8...30.00 proof, from $10 to $35 470 La -$10 & 15.00 each. 630 F st nw....... 5.00 STORES. -$20.00/ 1382 Mass a 15.00 1200 D st nw. 8. LTZMAN, 10th and F sts. n.w. WOR RENT—NEW RESIDENCE, 1132 10TH ST. nwW.; 7 bed rooms, parlors, reception ball, dining room, Kitchen, furnace, &¢.; to good tenant, $50 month, 10-room dwelliag. 2145 1 n.w.; very’ con- venient locality; only $22.50 month. Sy8-tf DIGGES & FAIRFAX. 613 12th st. n.w. 924 23d st, l0r&b. .45.60, 1608 Meridian avt 1709 13th nWw,11réd.35.70} 311 Elm nw, 6r&b..25.00/916 © se, Gr&b.....18.30 B18 Ist se, Tr&b..27.50 1427 L uw, 4x, wa.17.00 926 19th, stkdg,4r&25.00|— Whitney Close,7r- 15.00 1806 € aw, 6X. ..22.60) 2716 Voplar st, Or. -12.50 302 Ist se, Gr&b.. 21-50! 1210 Wand ct,4r.w.10.00 107 E st te, Gr....21.50] Rr 1734 K. 4r (col).8.00 se2-tf DEEBLE, DAVIS & CO., isi9 F nw. FOR RENT—BEAUTIFUL HOUSE, WITHIN block Dupont Circle; $40 month by year. Apply CHARLES EARLY, 008 14th st. n.w. au20-25t FOR RENT—DWELLING 1618 15TH ST. N.W.; 12 rooms and bath. Inguire 990 La. ave. 0.w. Mt Pleasant, ir. 20-42 auai-1m FOR KENT—COMMODIOUS HOUSE; 1 SQUARE from Dupont Circle: parlor, ibrary, dining 001 large pantry and kitchen, all on Ist foo laundry In basement; 2 bath rooms... Apply B. ROBERTSON, Agent, 1410 G at. n.w. FOR SALE—HOUSES. MONEY WANTED gc'‘FO LOAN. BOARDING. - FOREIGN POSTAL SERVICE. FOR SALE—DESIRABLE 8 ROOM FRAME; MOD. TO LOAN ON NORTHWEST |PIWOPERTY, $6,000, Hees uot ae by 113; fe ea eS 6 per cent, Apply 1; ov ent guaranteed. y ae su se Belo-2t se18-6t FOR SALE—SEVERAL BARGAINS IN HOUSES O% | Mo: Columbia Helglits “and Holinead | Manor, and some cheap ground fn the vicinity of Lincoln Park, _OSCaJ¢ W. WHITE, 1114 F° st. sel9-3t FOR SALE—A BARGAIN IN A &STORY BAY- window brick; 6 rooms, bath and cellar; m. rent rates of interest om reat ogtate in the Dis- trict of Columbia. - FITCH, FOX"% BROW: sel-tt 1 T5-3406-6 MONEY IN SUMS TO SUIT ET VERY LOWEST North Capltol st. New. Yo ce, | Interest on D, C. real estate security, FRANK T. 1 ROT dating Se ROE AS, Bo | RAWLINGS, Member Wasbingtam Stock Exchange, It 1605 Pa, av. (Arlington Fire lax-Co.'s office. wel-tt FOR SALB—§5,000 WILT, BUY. AN _&ROom | $1,000,000 To LOAN ON Ci¥#"REAL EYtATE. brick; matt bid ee large front and, good | Any’ amount. Lowest rates. — Also’ installment Joseph's Church; plan. L. 0. DeLASHMUTTJ‘1421 G et. n.w. cars pass the , 810 Fst, | _au27-im = uit Dw. it FOR Sal rick; property at a st. 1 FOR RENT—A VERY DESIRABLE BIC welling, near Smithsonian; 10 rooms, cellar, m.i. Apply at 306 11th st. s.w. auzi-te FOR RENY— BEAUTIFUL HOME, WITHIN Dock Dupont Circle; $45 month by ‘year, Apply CHARDERBAREY 08 Lath at, meee anaes ‘av, 10r&b st, Tr&b 624 Second ne sels THOS. W. FOR RENT_NEW 9-ROOM HOUSE HALF BLOCK from street car; m.w.; reduced to $22. one 6- room house, one’ block ‘from H_ st. cars: reduced fo $15 per month. ¥." J. DIEUDONNE, Ohio Bank building. sel8-3tt t RENT—64 HST. N.E; GR. AND BATH; $16. 22 Conduit; Gr., stable, cellar, grazing,” &e.; .R. pris, $10. Apply ee bth eeis-3t™ 3. AVE. SE, 11 ROOMS; plate giass bay-window front; modern improve excelient condition; near Capitol; $40 Apply on prem! RENT—HO 1 storics, S rectus, ceilur, gas, imps.;" kitchen and dining room on first floor; fronts soui $37.50. WASH'N DANEN- HOW selS-tf FOR RENT h 1030 25th st., near Pa. d from $40.50. ave.; $30.50. A. P. FARDON, 612 1 NICE 7-ROOM BRIC! NI centrally located; reduced from $30 in’ good order. Apply to 8. POLKIN- 414 2d st. nw. welS-3t within it Circle; $60 month by year. Apply CHARLES EARLY, "eos 14th st nw. au29- FOR RENT—1826 AND 1528 9TH 8ST. N.W., 8 rooms and bath; also 906 O st. n.w., 7 rooms and bath; alse 2003'14th st. n.w., 9 rooms and Lath; also $0! East Capitol st., 6 rooms and bath, These houses have all modern conveniences, are desirably situated and the rents are 10% - quire of NK T. BROW aul9-tf 416 5th si MODER) - Prices too low to be published. Call for list. Thone 27. B.C. BAUMGRAS, 1410 G st. sel9 EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN OWN- er, forced to sell, will take $5,500 for this gant house; cost ’§$6.500: large. new and nic situated IN ‘THE MOST DESIRABLE SPOT 15 GEORGETOWN; 20th st. near Py a few steps fiomn electric 3 Surrounded by “handsome new houses; pretty fror conerete cellar; entrances to cella oom and kitelen on ist floor; 5 bed rooms, large closet in each room; well” ventilated bath; stationary wash- stand; all rooms handsomely’ papered; house in thorough repair: ACE heat; side entrance to house. S04 and 806 F st. nw. 3 -an sell for $4,000; cost owner $4,700; ly situated on Mass. ave. th'st. Bay-window brick; 3 bed rooms; pretty par light dining room; convenfent kitchen; closets 2 pantries; back y alley. 1t_D. D. 'STONE’& SONS, 804 and 806 F st. n.¥. FOR SALE— ,000. ON “THE Hale ” “LOOKING DOWN ON THE CAPITOL. No. 3324. ‘The only one left on 3th st. of that block of beautiful liouses. hy healthy and cool, near cars, schools and atiful front, 3 stories and cement cellar; 2 ces front; ‘Ist floor, pretty parlor, fintstied in white and gold; , GOOD SIZB, with fireplace 3 Mgbt’ dining roo 5 bed rooms; well ventilated bath; stationary Wwashstand; picnty of closets and pantries; larg Kitcten; experrive chandeliers and gas fixtures; handsome cabinet mantels; ¢ WILL COMPARE WITH ANY D. D. STONE & SONS, S04 a EXCEPTIONAL ‘at a gieat bargain. t completed, in a con- near 2 car lines and it venient section southeast, ‘Capitol, IN REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED; bullt to sell for $2,800. Pretty fronts of press brick, stone trimmings: 6 roons, cellars, halls, fne bath room, steel-clad tubs; large clovets; first-class ienge and lotrobe; mantels, chandeliers; back yard; wood shed. these houses; you will admit that they are the best ever offered for the price, for homes or investments. 804 & 806 F st. nw. 9 It D. D. STONE & Si FOR RENT—2106 R ST, 152+D se, 10r&), Jor, 2 ba. $60.00 1519 Pierce pl, 1325 12th st, 12r&b 53.50) 1881 7th ow, 71 55 N ¥ av, Or&b...40.00 802 N H ave, 6r. 1217 H nw, Sr&b.. .40.30, 1822 20th. 61 1332 12th st, 10r&b.40.00, 113 N se, z 1820 Kingwin, 7r&b.30.00| Sta r’r 1227 M st. 115.00 sei2-tf H. L. RUST, 608 14th st. now. FOR RENT—1747 CORCORAN ST.; ARTISTIC IN- 10 rooms; near Dupont Circle; $45. 2021 $35. 316 L we. stable; $10, FOR RENT—1738 CORCORAN ST.; § ROOMS AND bath; entirely renovated and good-size butler's pentry added: very desirable; rent reasonable. _sell-im* HEISKELL & McLERAN, 1008 F st. FOR RENT—$60 MON uw.; a handsome 3-story priva tistically planned and finished; terraced grounds; the walls richly papered aud decorated; tiled firepl: reum atd in reception hall; 22 wi ing south; ample closet: e conservatory; hot and first-class plumbing, ficors—one prepared for laundry; modern furn: heating throughout; loggia in upper west 2 ‘4, With concret bers. A beautiful home for a private fa renting of rooms or boarding permitted. Ki door, 1125 5th st. Apply to ownei all moderna impro nts; in £0 month. Apply CHARLES 2 Ww. sel FOR SALE gain in a ne: 4 rooms on y floor; and back stairs; cellar; FURNACE; lot ‘18x90; on wide 14th, D. D. ST & SOd it ‘804 und SOO Fs FOR SALE—3-STORY Drick and stone dv nt, $27.50 mno., to good t 1,500 part payment. MENT PRESS: bath; asm.t.; ht; might take ‘Address 19-2t* SALE-SEVERAL SPLENDID HOT OF nt Workunmtuship and in best locations, froi 10,000.‘ The cwners find them too ¢ their incomes, so MUST sell. Ay fic information to WM. H. SAU. pensive fi for sped It NT 16TH ST. NDERS & C vestments at $1,200 tO $1,800; mo. WM. H. SAUNDERS & €O., 1407 F. FOR SAL Heights, b.w., 11 rooms bers: parlor fine dining and tiling y tes, Open for Inspection frou 2 to 6 daily. #%,TO 5 PER CENT MONEY ¥0 LOAN, IN SUMS ‘Of $5,000 und upward, on improved Washington real estete. P. L_ CORYELL, Jy23-tt iL) G27 E st. ow. MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED REAL ESTATE at current rates of sty ‘egotiation of loaus for large amounts a specialty; prompt attention, HERBERT A. GILL, 1819 B st. nw. Jyl8der 1x SUMS GMEOM $1,000 Lew LN VU: a6 PWARD, AY LOWEST RATE’ OP. INTEREST, ON REAL ESTATES IN THE District. R. O. HOLTZMAN, JelT COR. 10TH AND F STS. N.W. LOANS MADE WITHOUT DELAY ON APFROVED collateral, such as stocks, bonds, building and Acan asgo¢iaticn certificates, life insurance tes 4p oid Jing companies and syodicate certiticates, YERKES & BAKER, 40 to 40 Metzerott bldg: my234 Avail yourself of our guarantee it j borro val of our rantee rou wish to we HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANOS, ORGANB, HORSES, CARRIAGES, ETC. You can have the money the you apply for ft. Security renuins in your undisturbed posses- sion. Payments oa principal received at any time, ‘which will lessen coet of carrying the loan. Low rates, desirable terms, 00 publicity, "Our plua of making loans will please yoo. r plan of loans lease PUCAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE CO,, my26-16d r 602 F st. nw. MONEY (TO LQAN- $1,000 UPWARD AT 6 PER courteous cent; $250, $500, $140, ete, at © per. cent ca Bio St estare, Wat fic 'sdtnbes F"bs" 1407 F st. ap2s-tt MONEY TO LOAN, IN SUM est rates of interest, on D. 0. installment apd builders’ loans. Prompt atten- tion. WALTER H. ACI apli-te 704 14th st. bw. MONEY TO LOAN ON AFPROVED CITY REAL estate at 5 per cent Interest. Special privileges With respect to prier payments. amounts & specialty. TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 48-tf 1307 F at. n.' WASEINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN ©0., 610 F N.W. Will loan you eny sum you want, large or small, on furniture, pianos. horses, wagous, etc., without removal or publicity, Any business with us strictly confidential, and you can get the money the day you ask for It. Losi in be paid ta part or in full at any time it the covvenience of the borrower, any part paid reduces the cost of carrying the Ioan In’pruxertion to_ the amount ald: PARTIES DESIRING ROOMS AND BOARD AT Woodley Inn for the vinter months will find the terms Hiberal; excellent table; gas; furnace heat, or open fires, If desired; hot cold water; tele phone connection with the city; electric cars run on xchedule time and pass the ‘door every fifteen minutes. ite THE AVON, 242 N. CAP. AND O STS.—RECENTLY leased; strictly first-class house; rooms, single or en suite; table hoard. For further particu- | lars inquire at “The Avon.” au22-w&sim® THR AUBURN, 22D ST. AND PA. AVE. N.W., OX line of cable ‘cars; large, cool rooms with board, for transient or permanent boarders; terms ren- dy2-tt PIANOS AND ORGANS. —Chickering, Pease, Smith & Burnes, —Bramback, and —Other Leading Pianos. Be Quick! September is slipping swiftly away, and with it go the best Piano bargain offers we’ve ever known. You really ought to own a Piano. And you will, too, when you learn how little it'll take now to WASHINGTON, D.C., POST OFFICE NOTICE. Should be read ‘daily by all intezested, as chang=s may occur at y time. FOREIGN LS for the week endigg September 26 clove promptly at, this ‘office as, follows: THANSATLANTIC MALLS. MONDAY—(c) At_ 10:55 P.M. for EUROPE, per 8.8. Spree,* from New York, via Southampton and Bremen. “Letters for IRELAND must be directed iS ESVAX—(g) At 10:65 P.M, for EUROPE, per 8, St Louls.® from New York, sia Sout IRELAND anust be’ directed 5 55 P.M. for EUROPE, per 5.8. Majestic, from New York, via Queenstown, (c) At 10:55-P-M. Aor! BELGIUM ‘direct, per «.8. Western- land, from New York, via Antwerp. ers aust be directed “Per Westernland.”” 2 INESDAY—() At 7:20 P.M. for EUROPE, per ss, Coluupdia,* from New York, via Plymouth, Cherbcorg and Hamburg pa Be FRIDA\—(b) At 6:0). P.M. for FRANCE, SWITZ- EKLAND, FYALY, PORTUGAL, TURK EGYPT and BUTISH INDIA, per &8. La Gas- cogne,* fiom New York Via Havre. Letts fou other parts of EURUPE’ must be direc sonable. cogne.”” {e) At 9:20 PLM. for EUROF ja, from New York, via pxtow D 10:55 BM. for NETHEILLANDS direct, Maasdam, from York, via Rot must be’ directed . for GENOA, per §. Letters must be directed P.M. for SCOTLAND direct, frou New York, via Glasgow. rected “Per Furnessia."” NORWAY direct, La ER, ET k on Tursdays, Thursday t for GEii ed mat! ug from New You take printed matter, NY, und specially addressed pri ele. for other parts of EUROP White Star steamers sail Weauesdays take specially a from New York reseed printed m ; ter, etc, for EUROPE: sew York on Sa buy a first-class instrument here. |, (UmrO "ince matter, ete, for 3 . and specially addressed rts of EUKOPE. ‘The American and ets from New York take printed matter, i countries for which they are advertised to carry ntl. MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA, TAHS FOR NVEST INDIES, ETC. s DAY—a) At 10:55 P.M, for CENTRAL AMERICA (except Costa Ms ) and SOUTH FA: CIFIC, PORTS, sx. . from Ne ; Mia Colona Letters GUATEMALA ust be Birected ‘ ONONDAY—(f At 6:25 A.M, for BARBADOS di- rect, wlso NORTH BRAZIL, ‘via Para, Maranham and Ceara, per 8.8. Justin, ‘from New York Several suggestions: Our line of New Pianos 1s swelling every day. Only the leading inakes~ those that we can confidently recommend —are here. We're quoting special prices to September purchasers. Some splendid bargains here in slight- ly used Square Pianos. They are all reputable makes, and will give lots of ratisfactory service for years to come, Cash or easy payments. There are also weveral High-grade Up: right, Pianos in our second-hand stock. Msi z rk BRAZIL must be CER ee: we ea ear sentir 3220 PM., for JAMAICA, per SSS jer from Boston. (©) At 10:05 P.M., for KE Just Jet us know when your Piano PUERTO CORTEZ and GUATEMALA, per er from New Orl INDAY a At 6: for BRAZIL. . ro Baltimore, via Pernambuecs Saucie aan’ fant NORTH Beau. WA PI COUNTRIES must be directe at os ae 320 AM., for PORT ANTON Baltim tc) At 10:05 P. per steamer from New Orle: « VENEZUELA and ¢ ‘Av and SAVANILLA, via from or when you want it You're nssured the wervices of at a modest cost, We've a splendid Pianos to let for smallest monthly rentals. of High-grade period “at the CAO, Cucaeao, per. At 10:55 F s LEEWARD AND” WIXDWARD TINIQUE and BARBADOS, per 8.8. Madian: Music House, 937 Pa. Ave. it WASHINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN 00. ‘or : le 610 F st. NESDAY—d) At 6:25 AM. for CUBA. NEY TO LOAN AT 5 AND 6 PER CENT ON — | xpectally addressed only, per aba, | fr approved District real estate; no dela Metzerott’s, | New York, via Havana. (a) At AM., for who-tr 2 MONEY TO LOAN IN ANY SUMS DESIRED, AT LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST, ON WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE. No delay in closinj THOS. J. FISHER & CO, ap25-tr 1324 ¥ st. nw. MONEY TO LOAN ATS PER CENT ON APPROVED District real estute; also installment loans made. F. H. SMITH & SONS, apl9-tt 1418 F st. nw. MGNEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT ON REAL fe security in the District of Columbia; no de- lay; charges moderate. WASH'N DANENHOWER, apls-tt 1411 G st. nw. MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED REAL ESTATE within the District of Columbia, in amounts to sult applicents, at 5, 5% and 6 per cent. falv-tf” GEO! W. LINRINS, 890 loth at. now. IF YOU WANT TO BORROW, LOA BUY OR SELL real estate, let me bear from you. T can save you time and mney. J, EAKIN GADSBY, 526 1ith st. Sy21-te “HORSES AND VEHICLES. transaction. FOR SALE ELEGANT BUFF BRICK HOUSE, Columbia Heights, containing 10 rooms and bat! aunt, such us poceelain bath tub, electric ap: pil speaking tubes, steam beat, b 2018 H, 10r,ba&eel 1741 F, 12r&b. 922 N Hf ay, Sri 30 1828 Oreg av, 9r&b.30.45 235 B sw, Br, wa. -12.30 Good houses novthwest, for colored tenants, $8, $9.50 and Ait é ARG Good houses southeast, for white tenant = GEO. W. Canis. 800 19th st. Dw. sell abinet mantels and tiling; heated by furnuce aud price and terms address OWNER, Box 117, aur otic FOR SALE- press-brle and R. 1. avi REATEST BARGAIN od location northwest, new 3story buff brick front; 10 rooms and lar; water heat; tiled bath and vestibul papered; has every electrical appiian Leautitelly e and speak- ing tubes. $1,000 Price, only $7,000, Terms, Cash, balance in three years. Apply to FOR RENT—S16 “IST ST. story brick; newly remodeled; excellent location; well adapted for $41.50. Key at Dove's, 2ixt and I sts. auls-eo,tf J. H. CROWLEY & CO., 1228 324 st KENT—A NICE 6ROOM BRICK HOU: th and New Hampshire ave.; low rent; $17.50 month. Apply CHARLES EARLY, 603 iith_st. DW. se15-17t FOR RENT—1341 CORCORAN ST.; 9 LARGE rooms; store room; plenty of closets; a.m.t.; south front; in perfect order; rent $40. WASH'N’ DAN! au29-tf 1. FURNISHED OR UNFU FOR RENT—FINE LARGE HOU unfurnished, 1829 M st. n. pd side yard; stable if desired scly-3t H. L. RUST, FC RI IED OR UNFURNISHED, herdsome hou 15 rooms and bath; a.m.i. fesbionable neighborhood; cumpletely furnish $125 a month; rnfurnished, $100 mcnth. 1 2ist si eels HOUSES, FURNISHED AND ished, stores and flats, in all parts of city; re- duced ‘rent. RALPH W. LEF, Reul Estate and Insurance, 606 14th st. n.w., cor. F. seS-Im 13s = FOR EXCHANGE. FOR EXCHANGE-2 HANDSOME NEW DWELL- irgs on Columbia Heights; well rented; want lots —same locality preferred; will pay cash and as- sume incumbrance, FOR EXCHANGE-2 fine lots near Dupont Circle; want house in northwest; will assume ineui brance and pay cash. See me. A. M. GORM. 1410 G st. bw. it WANTED-I_ HAVE A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT § MILES from CITY in Md.; large doub) jouse; 18 rooms; hot and cold water; furnac cellar: stables, ete. I WILL TRADE FOR CIT PROPERTY. Price, $15,000; 12 acres; 3 min- utes’ waik from station. R. ‘S. DONALDSON, 1t* 942 E wt. 0.) WANTED—TAKOMA OR ROCK VILLE— i have city property to trade for house elther at ROCKVILLE or 'TAKOMA: BUSINESS. R. 8. DONALDSON, ite 942 5 st. nw. FOR EXCHANGBE—$2,500 EQUITY IN 2 SMALL houses and 30 acres of land, on line of Baltimore electric road, for 10-room house n.w. X. Y. Z., Star office. ate WILL EXCHANGE SIX-ACRE PLACE, 5 MILES out on B. ard 0. R. R., fine improvements, shade, fruit, for city property, and ussume Incumbrance. ©. AL SWANN, Atlantic building, 930 F at.s19-2* sel?-3t CHAS. E. BANES, 700 14th et. nw. FOR SALE-NO. 1753 Q ST.; A MAGNIFICENT house; ist floor trimmed in’ oak and cherry; 2 baths, tiled porcelain tub; beautifully papered and lot 20x05; alley. at a bargain; small cash payment, balance at it D.D, S804 and 806 F st. now. FOR SALE—NO. 53 QU! .. BOK new house; 4 rooms perfectly steam; til(d bath. Upset’ price, $4, 8019-31 GASCH BROS. FOR SALE-NO. 1928 17TH ST. story, bay-window brick; 20 feet and beautifully 3 eve LUTHER L. APPLE, weld OF THE FINEST DWELLING! College subdivision, cor, 15th a 12 rooms each; magnificently fin ished: will be sold cheap and on good ply to owner, CHAS, ¢, DUNCAN D sts. n.W. FOR SALE—FINE DOUBLE MANSION IN FASH- fonable part of T st.; south front; price, $25,000. WM. H. SAUNDERS & CO., 1407 Fst. “se17-co8t FOR SALE—ONLY $3,200; $200 CASH AND BAL- ance only $25 mouth, INCLUDING INTEREST— New; 6 rooms and bath; stone and p.b.; lot 18x70 to alley; near cor. 6th ‘and Fla ave. SN e18 1427 F FOR SALE—ONLY $3,750—2-STORY AND BASE- ment brick; 8 rooms; bath; brick rear attachment for cellar’ or summer Kitchen; fine condition throughout; 651 C st. ; meat Pa. ave. cars. L. STARGARDTER, 613 15th st. n.w., Room 2. £€18-3t* FOR RENT—PREITY 2STORY AND CELLAR bay-window brick;.6 rooms; bath; cellar; fur- nace; good yard; "i124 12th’st. n.e.; near’ cars. L. STARG , Room 2, 613 15th st. n.w. 8e18-3t* FOR SALE—I AM OBLIGED (0 SELL, AND WILL take $5,500 for my house, which is $1,000 less than it ‘cost me; a well-built 3-story bay-window brick; §10, rooms and bath; sanitary plumbing; lot 19.6x90; in one of the cho! in George- town; near cars. Address M. S., Stag, office. sel8-5t CARRIAGES, ROAD CARTS, — PHAETONS. $10 UP. Warranted best material. ‘Crtalogue free. DURANT-DORT CARRIAGE CO., _ 800 HL st. POLE AND FOR SALE FAMILY HORSE. AND PHAETON; latter in good cundltien; horge sound and fearlext of everything: stands without weighting; a child can drive him. N. B. MALONE, Brookland, D.C. se17-Bt* 20 HEAD OF HORSES JUSE ARRIVED FROM Lexington, K. ‘One patt of Sgrrel Hares. <5 One pair of Bas Horses. = To Combination Saddle Horses. Six Coupe Horses, One horse can trot a mile in 2.50, and'two that can trot in 3 uulnutes,: Can be seen at JOHN SIMMONS’ STABLE, wel5-26 1204 Ohio ave. nw. FOR SALE A GREAT RACKIFICE—A VIC- toria; md Brewster & Co. (pole and shafts); compara t new and in perfect condition. Also one light combination trap; good as new. Also a handsome team of coach hors fearkss and stylish; cue very horse; #ny lady’ can’ drive. dress "Box 1, Star office. se10-20 FOR SALE—SURREYS, BUGGIES, PHAETONS, business and dayton Wagons at cost for 30 days csh only. A full line of harness, robes and whips. Open Monday, Wednesdiy ‘and Friday nights, » 9:00 pin. 26-64 CUOK & JARBOE, 3205 M st. n.w. FOR SALE-SECOND-HAND DELIVERY CART, cheap. Apply to A. J. STABLER, 929 D st. n.w. Jal-tt FOR SALE—LEFT WITH US RY DIFFERENT parties, 6 wagons, § surreys, buggies and harness ail styles. No reasonable offer refused. 927 D . WASHINGTON LIVERY, WAGON AND AR: rt . 3 sound, handsome road Must be soid. | ad. as Oe ae FOR SALE—BICYCLES. BU | AND POCKET $50! BUY A WHEEL AND POCKET $50! The Digzest snap you cycle seekers will ever come across! } A few $125 Stearns (1895 pat- tery), brand new—fully equipped—FOR $75 Our personal guarantee, as well as that of E. C. Stearns & Co., goes with every one! ! See them by all means. JACOBS BROS.——Sole Agents —1229 PA. AVE. se19-8d FOR SALE-BICYCLE-GREAT BARGAIN—NEW *96 Victor, man’s wheel; used about 8 days; sold for want of use, Call bet. 8 and 5:50 p.m. Pa. ave. new. se18-3t* FOR SALE-STERLING; ALMOST NEW; _CY- clometer, lamp, hygienic saddle; bargain; guar- anteed till next May; in light use for two months. 1826 16th st. n.w. sels-2t* FOR SALE—A BARGAIN IN A NEAT 2-STORY brick dwelling on the rorth side of Madison st. bet. 15th and 1€th sts. n.w.; containing 8 rooms bath ard all modern improvements; rents for $25 r amonth; price to an immediate purchaser only ¥5:800. B. H. WARNER & CO., sel8-3t 916 F st. nw. FOR SALE—$2,550—1332 EMERSON 8T._ N.E. (CONCRETED 'STKERT); 6-ROOM BRICK; A. FOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE—NEW house and 20 acres good Iai ter market; good, rich lai efately. Apply to C. A. ave. nw. sel9-2t* FOR EXCHANGE-I_ HAVE SEVERAL CITY heuses to exchange for suburban houses or lois, Lists from Brokers eolleited. sel8-3t W. 8. MINNIX, 1427 F nw. WANTED—TO EXCHANGE 4° NICE 12-ROOM brick near new Mbrary for alley houses. Apply OWNER, 1914 H st. nw. 018-8 4-ROOM ; 9 miles from Cen- 3 ssion_imme- |.) WELLS, 338 Ind. FOR EXCHANGE—AN ITY IN A 7-ROOM house, located near 7th umd B sts. n.e., for guh- urban lots. Address Hox 75, Takoma Park, D.C. selS-3t FOR RENT— If you contemplate coming to Washington to reside for the present seuson, or expect to change your Iccation from one section of the city to another, we witl be pleased to bave you see what we have to rent. ‘We were never better prepared than at pres- ent to suit the wants of home-seekers. Call or send for @ copy of our. weekly bulls tin free. B. H. WARD & CO., ael6-5t i 916 FP st. nw. FOR RENT—RBY RALPH W. LEE, 006 14TH Now, 504 S nw, Sr&eb..$37.50 N H ave ur R,t4r,..150 126_F nw, 8 ur 15th (yr}.100 1313 4% sw, ir pr l4th (yr). .83 400 12th ne, 728d. th, 10r (yr). - .8d 2241 12th ow, Sr&w.13.00\ Furnished houses tn all 1425-1427 P nw,nteddovgn ‘sections, §50 to $150. seld-4t SUBURBAN PROPERTY. FOR SALE—OR RENT—IDEAL HOME; @ ROOM: furnace; acar electric and steam care. Also ®t fine lots overlooking city. Sacrifice on buyer's terms. 920 L nw. gel9-2t (E8100, CASH; BALANCE $18, PER MO. (RENT, $16.50.) CHAS. A. sel7-3t 1406 F ST. N.W. FOR SALE_—ONLY LESS THAN RE CENT VALUE—8D ST. NEAR MD. AVE.; LOT 25X100; 6-ROOM FRAME. z. sel7-8t’ CHAS. A. SHIELDS, 1405 F ST. N.W. FOR BALE_ONLY | $2,100 17H BT.—100 FEET FROM B, CAPT. ST.; LOT 20X80, WITH GOOD FRAME HOUSE; SPLENDID NEIGHBORHOOD. sel7-St CHAS, ‘A, SHIELDS, 1405 F ST. N.W. FOR SALE-NURTHWEST, ON CONCRETED atrest, near three lines of street-cars, nice brick of 6 rooms and bath. Price $3,750. sel? AUGUST DONATH, 611 7TH. FOR SALE—GRHATEST BARGAIN ON COLUMBIA PoTeIGHi Ts axa 14TH ST. N.W.; NINE ROOM AND BATH BRICK; ALL MCD.’ IMP.; BEAU- TIFULLY FINISHED, TO OLOSE A SYNDICATE PRICE REDUCED FROM $9,500 TO $8,:300. se17-8t REDFORD W. WALKER & SON, 1006 F. FOR fALE—GRHAT BARGAIN; — §5,400—ONE square from ‘New Library; three stories and basement; 11 rome; lot 120'ft. deep to fine alley. Address Mr, L, HAYES, 27 8d st. ne. el7-Bt* FOR SALE—2148 FLA. AVE., NHAR MASS. AVE.; very desirable locaticr; 25 ft. front; bay-window 10,500; near ' Metropolitan FOR RENT-SMALL BRICK HOUSE, GROUND | Clectris cars. GEO. B UMMONS & CO., 1210, F tia Inquire ce 8S BLOCK & GBs diy Wane a Par cara. Inquire of 8. J. a ie nw. 5 = TN ALL PARTS Rent reasonable by the month, ecto.2t_ | FOR BALE HOUSES AND EOS INEA Ans WILL SELL OR LEASE, AT MT, VERNON, THN| W. LEE, Real Estate and Insurance, 006 pac uinatca walk from electric cai station, & mise a.w., cor. Fy eaarecy cme place of ten acres or more, with a comfortable, LE—THRI STORY P.B. HOUSES— Say cay img ete eS, ee | a aiag ee nee wate # le H af pt + Cay a . Me 5 Tey terms. Address VIRGINIA, Star efice,” ecl8Bte akrole, eaicrern cay. set-Lia FOR RENT—011l FLINT &T., BRIGHTWOOD BALE—NEW HOUSE—DBARGAIN—638 MOR- $ rooms and bath; bot apd cold water (I'y- 7 furnace; one square from electrig rail: sel4-ot* FOR Suabia IT ights nea fton at., oppostt ‘olum! fe! Ir - a Mrs. Logan's now house, SE ate ant ‘bath, handsomely, papered; bi pe awnings, electric lighting, electric is, speaking tubes, instaptaneous fico alarm, stegin heat, open fire places; opea all day, Heat, §70 per inouth, ‘Also two Louses sume as Above, communicating, making 26 rooms and two baths,’ ont, $140, Fave. cision at. nan "modern ‘nowee, '1d rom, fled bath, hot-water heat, fires, mn te, a permely Jered, awultes, clactre lighting. ‘speaking tubes:” opposite Harber’ placer grand view of the city ce, mall ee per month, Gwner of xbox . NW.j SBTORY AND $ 21 roums and bath; asement bag- modern conveniences, 224 13th st, Fag 14 rooms; bath. Apply to owner, Cas, &”"BoNCANSON, ‘Oth’ aud’ wis, ae vel5-6t For Rewr ran OY \OUSB, CONTAINEN' 3. V. N. HUYGK, 1505 Peon. ave. THE ¥i CBDIVISION AND MOST AT- tractive bumes are at beautiful Cleveland Park. Call or send for booklet, sel cn BO 14th at, LEGAL NOTICES, aed eptember TH INO, TL Young, her, ‘COLUM Martha A, ve, Jerry Lee, de- fendant, Equity No, 17501, No, 41 et 41, On motion of the complainant, b e, M, Aumbler, leit this Tn _ amar fy cei t fhy a appearance ta be enter herein on = Leta ee t rule ocourring a + Otherwise the cause will be proseeded with as {8 case Of gefauits provided, copy of this ordar le once a "week for Shree ca 5 the ‘Wesbingtoa"aw iepester and ta the Bren tar, he object of this quit is to sceure an absolute divorce on the ground of sete oox, eatiee At a ¢ zs Tet: i YOUNG, Clerk. scid-iawst By Hi. P. GATLEY, Asst. Qlerk. -oms, bath, cellar; alley; lor 8.000" Owner, M. J. uxt, 1808 au2é-1in ft BALB—IN THO BRST STRENT ON COLUMBIA Heights, north side of Harvard st., noar 14th wo magnificent residences; white stone front and French ite ginss; containicg J0 commodious 1B feet square; tiled bath; cabinet man- t Fe eaten attac! ul hmerts ‘throughout; finest ju 1b handsome decorations, Mil be sold be ly to OWNER, 1849 Harvard st., or 1229 Pa. ave, se2-1in under price to immediate purchaser. FO! ND EXCHANGE : Ticrerel dratieinee Daslasen properties, including e ers, “nee from $50 ta 490,009, lune of the city, from wid, Wott Be Gs AUIAM, 00 F at bow it WALB—ON A FAMIIONANLY DitVEWAY, 3 Arable y y Feld det ie al paste : rit T rence al et if st atiac nent pall et CES ise ot B18 Feat, mabba-te oa i0TF FOR $100 WHEEL FOR $19— has been in use but a few weeks. F. G. SMITH, 1225 Ps vi sel8-2t FOR SALE—NEW ERA AND VANDALIA BICY- cles; strictly high grade ad fully guaranteed; 4; ‘second-hand wheels, only been us price, $32.50; tandems and bicycles : F sel8-6t* AND $50; co- lumbia, first-class condition, $35; one Boys’ wheel, nearly ‘new, $30; four Envoys, Al condition, $35; new Volants and Niagaras,'$45 and $50. 513 oth st 2 sels-ete OCEAN TRAVEL. York, 0 and TURKS ISLAND, per s.s. Ne ew York. THURSDAY (d) At 8. Orinoco, from for NA} P., and ££. Santiags, from New York for PORT ANTONIO, per. stexme te) At 10:55 P.M, for NEWFOUNDLAND, per 5.5. Corcan, frow Phliadelphia. FRIDAY (a) At 6: COUNTRIES direct, More Piano Snaps! It'll not be our fault if there isn't a Piano in every home in Washington. We’ putting the pric of the lead- ing instruments down to a point that is easily within every one's Teans, Some espeetilly good values for next Week's sellit AM, for Rou per s8. for 5 4 PECHE, CHIAPAS, at CATAN | and $325 Morris Piano, $175. | sine *t ae Hen- NO, per 8.8 Letters for CURACAO, $10 down and $7 per month buys a slightly used Morris Pirno, in splendid condition, tat was originally $325—now MANA and CARUP from New York. VENEZUELA, and DUTCH F_ Hendrik, ™ x NEWEY and thence ly 8 11:35 AM. «dy Matis for MIQUELON, $175. Upright, $150 Cash. DLAND, by rail to Halifax close at this office daily at by rail This is our special cash fe Close ‘at this offer: A Fins Upright. Piano, a made and fluished In the best CUBA (except those for SANTIAGO DE manner by a. well-known prwarded via New Yorks «jose at maker. Has beautiful tone PM. for for 8 and Thursdays from Port and excellent touch. of all wouds for..... $350 Kimball’s, $300. We've just received six mere of the famous Kimball Uprights—the most desiral Pienos made. They're nificently finished tn all. woo and ure perfect in every par- tleular. Regularly listed at $350. Sea ee = $300. Pianos For Rent. You can rent a Brand New High- grade Upright Piano here for from §5 & month up. METZEROTT Music Company, mo F St. N. W. Branch Ware Rooms Of the Stieff Piano of Baltimore, Md., 521 11th St. N.W. —We take pleasure in extending to you and your friends a cordial invitation to visit our new ware rooms at 521 11th st. nw. ‘We've just opened to the public and will be pleased to show you the STIEFF pieno And explain the perfection and style of its construction, and point out its superiority in beauty and barmony. Respectfully, > CHAS. M, STIEFF. . to Havar CO, ove |. unless specially ad- reseed for dispatch’ by steamer, close at this of- fice daily at 9:50 A.M. (d) TRANSPAC HINA and JAE Mails for fiom Ta at 6:20 T Mails Berle, from, San Francisca, September 2 20 P.M. Mails for the SOCIETY ISLANDS, per ship ‘Ty Bird, from San Francisco, clase at this cftice up to September 24 at 6:30 P.M. Mails for AUSTRALIA (except those for WEST which are forwarded via Europe), FIJI ISLANDS (pecially 9 di Warrlmoo, from Vancouve October T at 6:30 P.M. 2 N (specially address- Empress of Indja, from Vau- daily up to October 5 at 6:30 a Mails. for AUSTRALIA (except West Australia). ¥ LAND, HAWAII, FIST and SAMOAN DS, per Mariposa, from San Francisco, Jose here daily up to October 10 at 6:30 FM. ( Malis for HAWAIL per s.8. Australia, from San Francisco close here daily up to October 14 at 6:30 : ‘TRANSPACIFIC MATES are forwa port of sailing daily, and the schedule of closin arranged on ‘the presumption of their unipterrupted overland transit. (a) Registered mail closes 10 A.M. same 4 (by) Registered mail closes at 1:00 P. M. 8 (c) Registered mail closes at 6:00 P.M. si (4) Registered mail closes at 6:00 P.M. 5) Registered mail closes at 1:00 P.M. Tuesiays nd Saturdays. SN) Hegistered nail closes at_ 6:00 P.M Bes Postmaster. . JAPAN and HAWATL, per 5.8. ‘rancixeo, close daily bere up to ah per &. jose here th It Saturday. JAMES P. W TEAM CARPET CLEANING B OF THE AMMONIATED STEAM Tee Cleaning and. Itepovating Works and U. 8 Mattress Co. in removed to S07 11 ot, now cork and low figures. s Be ee Tel. 604M. NEWMYER, Mer. sel-tf EXCURSIONS. The last trip of the steamer Macalester to Colonial Beach tomorrow promises to be ‘an unusually enjoyable outing. Apart from the fact that it being the last trip will at- tract a larger crowd than ordinarily, those who took: the outing last Sunday enjoyed themselves so much that many others of their acquaintance have determined to go and vee for themselves. The trips are per- sonally managed, and everything that can be done for the comfort, convenience and happiness of the passengers is provided without stint. The boat will leave tomor- row morning at 9 o'clock, and will make the return trip from Colonial Beach about 5 o'clock in the afternoon, landing in this city at 9:30 p.m. This makes a delightful sail, end as the boat will stop at Marshall Hall, Clifton Beach, Glymort and River- side, excursionists may take their choice of pleasant resorts, for the boat will make the same stops on the return trip. Live bait will be furnished to all who handle the rod, und as the fishing is excellent at most any of the places at which stops are made, 8e18-28d “The Elite” HAZELTON Piano. ‘These instruments are not cheap. They are the most expensively made pianos of America; chaste and elegant throughout; they appeal to the most refined tiste. sf D.G. Pfeiffer & Co., 417 1th St. N.W. se18-20tt $425 Upright Piano For $275. A magnificent full-size Upright Grand Piano. Finest standard make; superb tone, modern, vp- to-date style; warranted in every’ respect. A grand bargain. $10 monthly payments. Come quickly. THE PIANO EXCHANGE, sel4-120 913 PA. AVE. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY. Intended eteamsbips sailing from Vancouver to Japan as» China: EMPRESS OF INDIA......Oct. 12, Jan. 4, Mar. 29 EMPRESS OF JAPAN ‘Nov. 9, Feb. 1 EMPRESS OF CHINA Dec, 7, Mar, 1 TO HONOLULU, BUT AND AUSTRALIA: WARRIMO0—Oct. ‘8. MIOWERA—Nov. 8. Second catin accomnodations yery low rates. For tickets and freight rates a iy 858 Broadway, X, Fou freight rates only, 66, Wall at., N.Y. fel5-eolyr 2} ETHERLANDS LINE. From New York to Rotterdam via Boulogne sur Mer, France, 8% hours from Paris or London. 8.8. MAASDAM.....Saturday, August 22—i0 a.m, }.8. SPARNDAMN. Satur ; August 29—10 m2. First cabin, $45.00 to $55.00; second cabin, $85 For information apply to ‘General Passenge Agency, No, 39 Broadway, New, York city, ¢ agents in ‘Waskington. Dang. MOSS, Pa ave.; B. F. DROOP & SON,, p25 Pa. ‘ave. 0. CRANE, PARRIS & CO., Ebbit}; House. mh10-tu,thé&s,11,tt American Line. New York-Southampton (London-Paris) wi ere U. 8. mele Steamships. ing every Wedsesday. Louis. Sept 28, 10 am Paris..c...Oct. 28, 10 am it Pauls. ‘Sept 80. 10 am st Louis. Nov. 4: 10 Fe Ueciss Oct: 14: 10am Parigt 7s Nor: 18 10 am . Louis. .Oct. 14, -Nov. im ‘Be. Baul. oct. 21; loam New*¥drkcOct. 17-10 a.an, Red Star Line. NEW YORK TO ANTWERP. WESTERNLAND..............-Beptember 28, Doon BOUTH WARK. .Beptember 30, 10 a.m. NOOBDLAND. ‘October 7, 12 noon IESLAND. October 14, 12 noon .October 21, 10 a.m. SN ‘AL NAVIGATION COMPANY, Plors 14 and 15, ae aie ing G NY. ce, Wwling Green, N. ¥. HO. MOSB “Agent, 921 Penn. ave. mh2t-ly there are sre to be a goodly number of sportsmen of this character. Table d’hote dinner and supper will be served on the beat at a nominal price, and the round trip has also been placed at a low figure. Of all the resorts on the Atlantic sea- board, from Maine to Florida, and they are legion, there are none more widely and more favorably known than Fortress Mon- rce, Virginia. Beach and Ocean View. Chamberlin's new hotel, the Hygela, and the Princess Anre are among the finest PIANOS FOR RENT. HUGO WORCH, 924 7th st. n.w. ANABE 8e16-8 PIANO: expat hostelries, not only in this country, but in STYLES. the world. The bathing and fishing are held to be the best on the Atlantic, while the constantly changing panorama of mari- time views, the many delightful places and the opportunities for rest and pleasure make these resorts sought by travelers and tourists from all parts of the country. The orly comfortable and enjoyable route is via the Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company’s steamers. One of these leaves ith street wharf every evening in the year at 7 o'clock, reaching these resorts early the following morning. All the steamers of this line are handsomely furnished, lighted by electricity, steam heated, and provided with all the luxuries and ‘conVeniences of home. Unequaled in Tone, Touch, Work- manship and Durability. Also a fine assortment of desirable slightly used Upright, Square and Grand Pianos of our own muke, returned from rent; fully guaranteed; at reduced prices and reasonable terms. Second-hand Upright, Square and Grand Pianos of different makes taken in exchange and restored to condition at prices and terms to suit all fotending purchasers. Old Pianos taken in ex- change. PIANOS FOR RENT. Tuning and Repairing by Factory Experts. Wm. Knabe & Co., eee 1422 Penn. Ave. N.W. Morton Cadets. ‘Telephone call No. 1787. = The Morton Cadets have decided to hold a fair in the early part of November, the MEDICAL proceeds of which will be applied to the NO FEE UNTIL CURED. purchase of a complete dress uniform. In “s pursuance of this plan a meeting was held Dr. Leatherman, : : Pitan of special dieckees, Hiy.| J88t Week, at which the cadets voted the sum of $500 for expenses, and the executive committee, with Lieut. C. M. Robinson, jr., as chairman, was chosen. At a meeting of drocele, Varicocele and Stricture cured. Consul- tation free. Hours, 9 to 12, 2 to 5; Tues., Thurs. and Sat. even., 7 to 8. 602 F n.w. Closed on San. jylb-3m* the lady friends of the company last even- COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS MMISSIONER OF DEEDS AND NOTARY PUB- “tte fu ty tates and territories a SPECIALTY. ANB, Offlee (basoment), 1821 Fst. ways in otfles, ofce hours, myll-tt it s. BUNDY, (oR BP Bling Of all tes and Territo: it 4H at, aw, (new Bqulty building). de: JOHN MATL, JOHN B, MITCHELL, Coan for every stnte and terri- eye je, United Atates Commissioner. . 1821 F st. (frst floor). CANCER EXPERT. Cares without the knife; references can be given; 148 recent cures in this city. sell-3m* DR. GEORGE LILLEY, 353 H st. s.w. Dr. CZARRA’S PRIVATE DISPENSARY, Washington, D. C. ing all the preliminary arrangements as to the decorations of the booths and the hall were settled. The boys are very en- thusiastic over the affair, and are working very hard to make it a financial success. During the past week the cadets have fitted out their quarters in a very handsome style, and what, with new carpet and fur- niture, and a beautiful stand for the tro- phies that have “béen ‘won by the drill chronic, nervous, bi and skin} team, the rooms look extremely well. ca Sauces vai indder, and urinary troubles, piles, | an idea of the cuts at Moses’ sale—9 silk ours, 9 to 12 a.m., 8 to 8 p.m, au2s-Im* | tapestry Mbrary chair, $5.50.—Advt. grant certain privileges to the new road. B. AND 0. PROGRESS The Baltimore ‘Tunnel and Electric Equipment. AN INCREASE OF BUSINESS REPORTED Important Pennsylvania Connection Finally Secured. LAYING NEW ——__.+ TRACK Urless something which is now entirely unforesecn arises, the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company will be able in the course of a couple of weeks to move all its trains—passenger as well as freight— throvgh the great Belt line tunnel at Bal- timore by electricity, ~ In order to accomplish this many im- provements are being made in the big power house at the south end of the tun- rel, and fraportant extensions of ihe trical service are being made. Ac: bas been awarded to the Maryland Manu- facturing and Construction Company for the instailation of a fifth power generator unit to supply reserve power in case of emergency. This plant will include an 800 horse power Greene tandem compound en- gine, directly connected to a 00 kilowatt railway generator. Another multipolar improvement which & being made at this building is the installation of a large coal handling plant. When this 1s completed and put in service the coal wil te dumped from cars outside the power Station, and underneath the railroad tracks. From this hopper the coal will be passed through a crusher and carried by means of buckets traveling on an endless chain to a large storage bin. Pipes lead from this bin to the doors of the furnaces and no manual handling will be required for the cosl from the ume it leaves the mine intil it is shoveled into the fires un- der the boilers, Fall Electric Service. Extensions are also now in progress with the overhead work so as to allow the electric locomotives to couple with pas- Senger trains after they back out of Cam- den stauion, and will be finished in a few days, Another extension at the north end of the tunnel will enable the electric loco- motive to haul trains to the vicinity of St. Paul street extended, more than a milo from the point to which the electric en- sine hauls freight wains. This will dispense with the use of a help- ing engine anu also abate t .aused by the smoke of two steam nuisance pmo- tives, which on account of the heavy rade there have to be used, but which nevertheless, are a source of great com. plaint on the part of a large number of residents of the entire northern sec tion of the city. The Baltimore and Ohio complement of electric locomotives is to be increased by the addition of a “baby wonder.” The contract building this was awarded to the General Electric Company, which built the big locomotive. The specit call for a smail electric locomotiy is expected, will be delivere: in a few days. in This, when put his, it lar use, will be employed in switching cars in the castern section of the city, where a string of horses now does the work. An overhead trolley wire similar to those the street railway companies will be employed for this servi The Baltimore and Ohio y ever it is practicable to do 0, t tricity, and it is expected that the system of hauling freight cars between Camden station and the warehouses of the different commission men to whom the contents of the cars are consigned, and which for more than forty years has been done by horses, will be done away with in the near future and an electric system substituted. Great interest is being manifested jn the electrical department of the Baltimore and Qhio, and hardly a day pas that the power station at Baltimore is not visited by some prominent foreigner. A distinguished French engineer, who had visited the elec- trical plant recently at Niagara Fails and other important plants, said th Balti- more and Ohio had in their plant the most impressive electrical undertaking in Amer- ica. s, wher- use elec- Impor: nec The Baltimore and Ohio, it is learned on good authority, is about to commence the construction of an important » of rail- road through the Beaver vailey of Penn- sylvania, which, when completed, will, through the Pittsburg and Western, it is expected, increase their transportation business to a very large extent. The Baltimore and Ohio has been, it is said, for years seeking an entrance into the Beaver valley to get a share of the heavy hauling there, but until quite recent- ly _was unable to secure a right of w The name of the new company will be the North Shore railroad. The line will be frem sixteen to eighteen miles long, and it will connect the Pittsburg and Lake Erie railroad at Beaver Falls with the Pitts- burg and Western at Colliery Junction. The preliminary survey was completed early in August, and two weeks ago the engineers began locating the permanent line. The route is said to be a feasible one, and will be an easier grade than any here- tofore suggested. The cost of construc- tion will also be small. The Beaver Falls terminus will be just atove the Pittsburg and Lake Erie depot. A charter has been granted the company for a bridge across the Beaver river, which calls for the right for a street railway, steam railway, vehicles and foot passen- gers. The bridge will be twenty-five feet above the Pittsburg and Lake Erie railroad. Crossing to New Brighton, the old canal bed will be followed to the end of the town. The Beaver river will be skirted to the mouth, and the Ohio river will then be followed for several miles. A private com- pany which owns a railroad three miles long have contracted to let the new com- pany make use of that, and a new track will be built from that to Callery Junction. The Rochester council has been asked to give the new railroad company the right of way along the river bank. The New Brighton council will also be requested to The North Shore Railroad Compa: a be independent of the Pittsburg and West- ern railroad. The new line will cross the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago rail- road far above grade at a place called Con- way. Increased Busine: The transportation business of the Bal- timore and Ohio continues to increase to an immense extent, and so great is the ne- cessity for making every effort on the part of the company to meet the great demands upon their equipment and track that in some places along the main line to the west two sets of men are constantly em- ployed on track work, and the work is carried on both aay and night, gasoline lamps being used during the latter period to enable the men to see what they are doing. At those places along the Potomac river where for years past almost every time there was a high rise of water the tracks were washed away the latter are being moved and placed on higher ground, so that damages by flood at these points may be, if possible, obviated for the future, RUSSELL DEPARTS. JUSTICE He and His Party Enjoyed Their Visit to Washington. Lord Chief Justice Russell and party left here this morning at 10 o'clock for New York, after a most enjoyable visit, during which they inspected the principal points of interest in and about the national capital. As stated in yesterday’s Star, the party visited Mount Vernon during the af- ternoon in a special car over the Mt. Ver- ron electric railroad. Lord Russell planted a tree near the tomb of Washington and secured a number of photographic views of the mansion and grounds. The return trip to the city was made by boat. In the even- ing the distinguished visitors were enter- tained at the Country Club by Mr. Calde- ron Carlisle. Before their return to Eng- land, Lord Russell and party will visit Sir Julian Pauncefote, the British ambas- sador, at Newport, and the President and Mrs. Cleveland at Gray Gables. They will sail from New York for home on the 3d proximo.