Evening Star Newspaper, October 30, 1897, Page 5

THE EVENENG ——— = i FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. 7 SHED. FUR! ED. FOR _SALE—ELEGANT HOMES.. FOR SALE—AT A G) GAIN—AN ELE- UNFUMNISHED. : UNFURNISH! eget, CONN, KT, aed NEW HAME- | gant ‘stone wid 14 rome snd 8 ENT IRABLE ‘ORY AND RASE- FOR Ri — TRE AVES. ; 6TH s, OTH! 2 > a.m.i.; facing south; - Wikcot taywhthow howe, near pemslon office; 12 | 475 Bove. $88.33; 1710 Oreg av, 9r..$15.00 | IONABLE, TIONS. "SEND FOR PRINTED | tov Heights; ‘terms en ruoms, cellar, yard and stable; ami. Inquire at | 1464 2 I av, i4r...S7.50) 1432 N st, 18r.....40.00 | CATALOGUI oc80-3t_ «TAS. J. ON; 1001 F st. n.w. ri ad st. nw cz 1744 N st, Sr... .--65.00 1420 N st, lr. 22-5250 STONE & FAIRFAX, 800 F st.o.w._ | S55 sarp7a NEW E: aaa 1530 $ et> Se- 2. +++ 35.00) 1528 Corcoran. 12r-90.90 | FOR SALE-NOTHING AS GOOD FOR THE 10W | - dwelling, with all est “Improvements, tile 1422 11th at, Or. -.35.00, 3061 Q st, 10F. --- -$8.09 | “Voice tor which It Will be sold as that beautiful. |” bathe Me." wast be bole reduced from 2104 Ist, new, Sr. 35.40) 2106 Ist st, Srsnew-35.00 | Fr viegatcd house on the corner*of ith st, and 560 to $8,750. Terria oa i201 1th st, Sr...-25.03) 634 Whitney av,6r.13.50 | jf sitwated house on the cornervof 14th st. and Fae g DAE R Oe 0s. at: iw 27 Fa ay, Tr, new. 22.50) 1900 Harew'd av.7r.22.80 | Rowarn, tre: ait fine rome: ie best est 3. UA} h mS ——_ NORTHEAST. hot water Renting plant; complete electric gp. | FOR SALE—THB ‘SNAP EVER OF- RENT_21-K ST. NW. 108 F, 7r. $2.50) 190 Fst, Tr...---850-50 | Diiances; ELEGANT BRICK STABLE: lot 28¢x | FERED—Nice, new @room brick dwelling: 2.1.1. good repair; very desirable: key next coor 29 H st, Gr. 20-001 198 Fat, Te 20.50 sete pees ee RE y Sold for $4,000. I can)sell tollay for $2,000. For CHAS. E BANES, M. M. PARKER, 1418 F Ee RG ek full particulars call on. 1ith and G sts. NT—VERY DESIRABL HOUSES 12 rooms, mod. 11 tooms, mod. 1202 th st. ‘p.w., 11 rooms, ‘mod. imp. 1126 22d st. n.w., 6 rooms, mod. imp. 1322 9th st. n. 3t RENT BY E. P. BUR 806 F ST. 26 1ith st. o.w., 10 rooms and cellar. 403 4th st. me.. 6 roms and bath Mr. Pleassnt, 9 rooms and cellar. 2o-Bt FOR RENT— 200 Mase ay. Srkeb.$100, 1454 encees See tee 5) 717 19th ow, by 5g] 719 19 ».00 | Bright wood £0, Park ave. 08) oo IS YOUR RENT TOO BIG AN ITEM OF EXPENSE? You Know what you pay for rent if you have © house. You know what you pay if you board. Come to us and do a Iittle figuring; we will prove to you that we can make you the owner of a small or large, cheap or ex- pensive house, ana that your expenses will be Jess than they are now. WESCOTTT, WILCOX & HIESTON, Real Estate and Insurance, 1907 Pa. ave. n.w: $500 insurance on furniture only costs $2-per year. 0c25-6t FOR RENT_ONLY $12.30, PER MONTH FO nice G-room bay-window brick; a.m.f.; near st. cars. 1218 Linden place, bet. 12th ‘and 13th, and TI sts. ne. 0c 28-3t* a ST. N.W.; 11 rent reduced to $50 per OR RENT—1415 20TH ST. N.W.; 10 ROOMS; furnace heat; near Dupont’ Circle; rent to $45 per mo. H. ROZIER_DULANY, =. 1531 NORTH CAP. ath and cellar; good > BRICK H¢ st.: 8 rooms: hot ws yard, front and rear; # Iw Ohio Bank bid; KENT— 2:06 VERMC DAs 6 RMS. D 1410 Sti: st. nom dwelling: all ation; reduced t T — TO COLORED ONLY — For fi A 6ROOM brick, 64 K St. se.: $9.30 per mo.: water and for shoomaker, Apy to Ss. W. ENT 1 saloon par! ad kit a first floor: everything to $10. “"PHEO'D Fit YP helf block from car and J. DIECDO: Room 23, Uhio Bank Bh T PRESS GRICK. BAY WINDOW, & concrete collar; newly papered best condition; must be ocl4-Tin .13ir.$4,900 pran S13 Vt av. 16r. ‘ave. OF, [281 S st, Tor, + pet am.1,500.00 2404 rath ¥, store, an H aw, i 34> Q nw, 1: 1028 Vt av nw,1! $26 Coun ave, 0, ~- 40.08 S10_N J av nw, 10r-40.0 13 14th ie Jor 40.00 1119 10th nw, 10r.40.00 1515 O pw, oF. tS, B&Q, Tith nw, ‘Lar 4 26 14th nw,10r: 2320 14th ow, ‘br. 1006 16th nw,’ or Sr. av "Lr. 1025 N st nw,Lir. -100.00 1Sr. © pl, 12r -100.90 3 100.00 Up pt 733 7th nw, Q st ow. sod Hotel, 1 nw, Lir Pit obst eer) Q et. H nw, store. 11 Gould’s al, 925 Nailor’s alley, 9 & 1W,N&O. -5.00 OMAS J. FISHER & CO. 1324 F st. 140 KR nw, » S10 30th, ) 1341 Yt Stodk3r.20.00 ve fer balance of I DESIKABLE HOUSES- Celambia toed p.w.: bas beea beautl- red and painted a top to bottom; all mod. ny 2 ; has just been and put in thoro all mod. imps.; fron formerly’ rented for md bath; - $40. ; bas been painted and penciled mew; house is in good terraced ¥ = in front, inclosed by iron fenc ). H. BLISS & CO., (33 F ST. $49.5) 301 14th’ sw, 12 -26.00 1000 6th nw, 12: tly 4 bed rooms, butler’s pantry: will rent eaxonable oa leese. Apply DEEBLE & C., 1319 0c26-5t ESTAaTs FOR RENT_BY R. 0. HOUTZMAN, REAL acd Insurance Broker, 10t: and Fs 1616 It I av, i@r. .$100 5 2d nw, lor. 1614 KT a 160.00 1314 Riggs, Sr 4 Sundi’d pl.1ir.75.00 924 19th nw, Tr. u 42r-.. 65.00 TAG Hlags st. sr. --25.00 2D 410 6th nw, 1: 1418 N st, i2r- ¥ Drega » 1 om ay,1ir.50.00 50 Uregon av, 11r 50.00 ‘50 M, apt, 4r....45.¢0 30 aw, Lir, 242.50 5.40 St nw. Sr..-.40.56 911 12th ow, Sr....18.30 40.00 442 3d ne, ir 00 316 2d ue, 6r. 15.00 00 't 1ath ne, Gr. 40.0523 14th ne,” Gr. t LIST OF FURNISHED HOUSES SEE £L HOUSE COLUMN. FFICES. rooms In “Sum €3y F ow, 2r. ag. nreproof, frum 470 La av... $2) to $150 each. Desirable rooms, “Atlan- Cor loth & F, 5 ra, | te Coast Line bulld- ea suite, all’ front, ing,"* all front and fire- stearm heat ~ proof, from $10 to $35 3211 F nw, x each, 3211 F uw, 3d fer. Py 215. FU 5 Warehouse near B & © (00x50). 214 Gt at nw. STABLES. B Lay trear. $15.00 RUBS Ost (rear). .- £13.00 av (rear). 35.00 jas av (r'r)-$10.00 0. HOLTZM A’ ol F sta, awe -. COLUMBUS % rooms and bath: delightful locativa: j cable cars; $30, 1852 U'st.; $ rms. ard bath: $25.50 per mo. JOHN SHERMAN, 610 ath ‘st. ocl5-fhestt For RENT—UNFURNISHED— W3S3 WSeh et... . $I (1316 Lote wt E000} GIL Ith st. += -250.00| 2022 Fat 2150.06} modern conventences: ly decorated; near Dupont Cirele; haif square from Metropolitan electric cars; most de- sirable location in the $05 per month. ocS-tf JAMES A..BATES &'CO.. 1407 F st. n.w. FOR RENT— 1626 Corcoran, Tr. .20. 2 t, fur’ 125.00 1420 Sams’n,cel,Gr. -18.50 t, turd, 10 2015 3d nw, "Gr. -16.30 1325 12th nw. 13¢. 1518 N Gr. 14.00 2106 Pa ay, — 16r. 45.40 1256 3d se Gr. -10.59 2149 L nw, cel, 7, 104 € s., cel, 12r 1227 10th nw, Or. 1306 N Cup, cel,6r ocl2-tt 45 G08 14th nw, nicely fur'd room, only. . .8.00 4.60, The Stanton Flats — for 50) colored tenants. HW. L. RUST, 608 14th RR. PLL B.W.; Just completed; 14 room: 4.3 st octet S 0. FOR RENT—1002 M ST. N.W.; NEW; STONE front; 14 rooms; 2 bath rooms and cellar; perfect hot water beating; all in best order; $80.67 per aie GEO. W. LINKIN, $00 19th i ___ $00 oth FOR RE T—OFFICES. E ROOMS, EQUIPPED WITH FOR RENT—2 OFFIC fine safe and sepa F st. nw; We, + ROC Apply 1318 DR RENT— FELL. heated rooms; central location. 700 9th st. on. FOR RENT—OFFICES 1 Single or en suite; from $12.50 up; el steam heat, jauitor service, telepbon apso-tt FOR RENT—HALL tric Hight, no extras. open 2 rates apply on prem H st. - nw. The most comple uipped halls Sa the city for #0- tS, entertainments and receptions. ply at hal my8-tt Geties, | For term: “WALSHE &3 vr 1520 L st nw, 4 stalls Rr 1212 R'r 1239 Conn ave, %& stalls.15.00 Stable 3," r'r Heu- rich’s brewery, 5 39.00 BUSINESS CHANCES, ALE —COAL SC! CAPACIT new; at balf price; call and exa: to JAMES McCANDLISH, 1802 I st. n. me pod Apply t nw. For tour 00 WE WANT TWO ENERGETIC inen with this amount each S82 F thoroughly established medical company Balthincre and in Philadeipbia; to. rig men a one-thi rest and salary” will xiven. Do ne erence, the met dress Dr. B. € FS) tar’ office. VEAL GOO 3 juin select party to Abiska next §| penses paid Address AL. TRADING CU.S15. J., it BIGGEST BARGAIN IN CIT Worth: $5,000; beautiful pres s bay wit lot and. stabl must be seen to be appreciated; owner going in usiness. Address “BIG BARGAIN," Star office. HALF INTEREST IN ESTABLISHED sss. Address Box 10v, Star dilice.. FOR SALE—GRKOCERY near 10th and N. Y. a tr terms reasonable; other business. 1321 F st. FOR SALE—HALF INTEREST 1S IN ance business; good chance for young man. ¥0, Star office 020-3t* DRUG VENTORY— $54 nearly all casi BU: RUG STORE FOR SALE—PROPRIETOR IN ILL health desires to sell a drug store in northwest; will sell cheap to proper party. Apply to GEORGE W. DREW, Attorney-at-Law, “Mertz building, 11th and F sts. nw. ock8-Bu* ‘OR A TERM OF YEARS, THE located cor. Ist and G sts. n.e., con- nected with nd O. tracks. The largest dump in the eity and the one nearest the city's center. Apply to THOMAS MIT! ocl5-1m Ist and Ind FOR SALE—TWO MILLS IN GEORGETOWN cheapest and best motive power in the countr; ow prices: long credits. 1083 32d) lot 44x18; improved by frame and ae. Lot 28%4x137 on 1 inproved by new good tenant. ‘Lot 50x123, Cleveland Heights. TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE SUPER- vising Architect, Washington, D. C., October 27, 1897.—Seuled proposals will ‘be received at this oftice until TWO O'CLOCK P.M. on the THIR- TIETH DAY of NOVEMBER, 1897, and opened immediately thereafter, for ‘all the labor and materials required for the completion of the In- terior finish of the United States Post Office, ick house, under rent to a h&stilideS F. L. MOORE, 1605 Pa. ave. ALL WORK WANRANTED ONE YEAR. PROPOSALS. had, at” this, oflice or ‘the ollce of the superia- re: defect or informality in any bid, should it be ington, D. C.,"" and a -. 140 feet west of Vt. ave., Lot i0vxisd, Fostoria, Va. a and 3103 K st. o:5-tu,t YOUR WATCH CLEANED, $1.00. WATCH MAINSPRING, $1.00. Washington, D. C., in accordance with draw. ings and specitications, copies of which may be served to reject any or all bids and to waive devmed in the interest of the government to do so. Proposals must be inclosed in envelopes, Interfor Finish to the U. S. Post Office, Wash- to the supervising OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, D. C., WaSh- ington, D. C., Oct. 28, 1807-8 PI November 10th, 1897, for grading Baltimore and 20th streets and Kenesaw avenue and road. fice. JOHN W. ROSS, JOHN B. WIGHT, W. M. BLACK, Commissioners, D. SUBURBAN PROPERTY. FOR RENT_AT HYATTSVILLE, 5: FRAME freebly and ame 3 stable, ete.; near station; ‘only 1S aT RaMsay's— 1221 F ST. N.W. pen tendent at Washington, D. C. The right any Lopes, sealed and marked “Proposal for Completion of architect 0c80-6t,e0d EALED PROPOS- Will be ‘recelved ‘at this office until 12 m., Park All necessary information can be obtained at this [os 0c28-6t ROOM large lot, #15 per "subdivision ; It STONE & FAIRFAX, 806 F st. p.w. 030-8t_ JAS. J. LAMPTON, 1001 F st. n.w. ALE FFER ‘CHEAPEST HOUSE | FOR SALE—COLUMBIA HEIGHTS—WE HAVE A rou Cumbia Hlelghis ber, 18th ad Take sa Deautiful new Z-story 19-room brick and stone OT gesting: will buy it; cost $8,750; 8 stories; stone porch: 3 3} good lot an@ nicely located. Can sell 4 roams on ist floor; trimmed in oak; beautiful 2 at the low price of $6,000: 930-8 é > STAR, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1897-28 PAGES. FOR SALE—LOTS. ae 5 MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN. FOR SALE—DESIRABLE LOTS IN BROOKLAND; awl noe bargain prices and on terms to THE McLACHLEN REAL ESTATR AND LOAN ©0., 0¢80-7t Cor. 10th and G sts. n.w. FOR SALE—A DESIRABLE LOT ON 18TH ST. bet. Mass. and Conn. aves., adjoining very hand- same houses: size, 27x120 feet. Price, $10.00. Lot on 16th sf. bet. 8 ahd T: 2oxi00 feet to alley. ice. af ; terms to 3 Lot on 2ist st.’ tet. R and Conn. ave.; 20 feet front. Price, $3,900. HEISKELL & McLERAN, It 1008 F st. nw. FOR SALE—CHEAP_FOUR_ FINE BUILDING brs ON GST BET. OTH AND ITH STS. N.E.; OWNER, IN NEED OF MONEY, WI SELL AT A SACRIFICE. APPLY TG "JAM F. SHEA, 682 PA. AVE. 'N.W. 0:30-3t ae pels eee S48, 1. LANETOK, 1001 F st. n.w._ | ron SALE—CHOICE BUILDING LOTS OR ACRE. : STONE RFAX, 906 F st. nw, | FOR SALB—10-ROOM AND BATH HOUSE; OON- | “age oa Gondult wad and Great’ Falls, Electric ae ne SES we Tenlent to gov. printing office; $200 cash and bal- | Railway; terms; monthly payments; plats, FOR FALE-GET OUR NEW CATALOGUE oF | ance montuly; front yard. etc. CLARE BOS, 967 D st. nw. Hoom 38. HOUSES FOR SALE; THE MOE COMPLETE | _ocd0-dt* JOHN. F. PARET, 1411 G st. | Gc2i-1m i oe FOR SALE-ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS_$ AND | FOR SALE—CHEAP—LOTS 197 FT. FRONT, ON ae SES PATER: O06 F st SN | — <comn bokibe, with oehten sewer; on Heancn ot. | onras toneds cones cna purr Macaiee tee Geet FOR SALE—CHEAP, OR WILL EXCHANGB—A| s.e. Price, $000; $30 cash: $10 per month. In-| Of houses W. C. if, 700 9th st. nw. beautiful new house on Bret Capitol st.; three | quire of P. G. SAUER, O27 4% stew. ocho-ste | oeaoit stofies, cellar; well bullt. - We Bale oan cleintctause aa FOR SaLE_THREESTORY BRICK DWELLING, st. s.e. near It STONE & FAIRFAX, 806 F st. n.w. Ta Dae SUAWGS. CHLLAT Aap FOR SALE—OFFER WANTED ON 1353 HARVARD CLOSETS: OONVENIENT LOCATION, NORTH- st., a few st from 14th; unusually large WEST; TERMS EASY. PRICE, $10,500. rooms; light dining room; kitchen upstairs; tiled RALVH W. 1 LER, bath; ‘lot 18 feet wide, 116 deep. A chance to} 1t* 006 14TH N.W. CPHONE 2049). FOR SALE—$3,500 FOR LOT 50 BY 150 FEET ON west side of 7th st., south of Columbia road, easy terms to builder. J. 8. MACKINTOSH, Mil- ton, Mass. 0c 20-wées-6U" FOR SALE—A FINE CORNER LOT ON 16TH ST., Sex80 to 19 took alley 5 can sl this, ae for Jess than it cost several years ago. ocl0-2w. GEV. J. EASTERDAY, 1410 Gat. FOR SALE—FLATS 207-209 RST. N.W., SO AS to net purchaser 2u per cent on investment. These flats vent for $02 pet month, and are complete in every particular for small families; cheap rents. gee ‘in. t STONB & FAIRFAX, 806 F st. n.w. fOR SALE—FOR EXCHANGE—FOR EXCHANGE- WHAT HAVE YOU TO OFFER ON SOME OF THE CHOICE PROPERTIES WE HAVE FOR | Apply Owner, GRO. W. BARRY, with Barber EXCHANGE? HOUSES ON COLUMBIA _HTS., | Ross, 11th and G sts. 0c80-3t* WASHINGTON HTS. USINESS PROPERTIES. | Son -sapp— it STONE & FAIRFAX, 806 F st. n.w. MS berlin ta’ a7 boom i aa FOR SALE—1706 R. I. AVE. Droit Park. -Price... -$3,000 Price, $15,500. ‘8. DONALDSON, One of the most ckarming new houses for the ite 820 JOth st. fw. | price in Washington, 10 ropa ‘and cellar; ‘near = : = jupont Circle. Needs to, be seen to be appre- FOR SALE—T, NEAR COR, 16TH, $5,000. were in, Cast Peeaived: Owner must ‘sell, 9 rooms and bath. clacea Ona Seed pecauired S. DONALDSON, ite 520 10th st. n.w. FOR SALE—COLUMBIA HEIGHTS—THE FINEST Louses in the D.C.; white-stone fronts; side yards; tine parking; broad verandas; 12 rooms; One of those beautiful 10-room bricks, with all the mod. Imps., on Phelps place; located on one af the highest and most desirable points on Wash- ington Heights. 4 beautiful new 13-room house on New Hamp- bath rooms and iaundry; steam heat. Look ai AS beautital’ new, 18-29ony - them; if you say they are not the finest houses of | hire ave. north off UN) st. now. hot water thetr class you over saw I WILL TREAT. ‘Taey | 1 Witeceeehibe sbalier: ines of 13th and Kenyon sts., one square from 14th street cars. Price low; terms easy. Owner's sign on corner house. 0c80-8t FOR SALE—BARGAINS IN HOUSES—VARIOUS PRICES. N. H. ave.; 8 rooms and bath; $6,500. ‘M st. n.w.; 12 rs.; lot over 20 ft. ‘front; $7,000. Q et. bet.’ 17th and 18th; offer wanted imme- diately. .Thirteenth st. n.w.; 6 rs., bath and furnace; new; rented $22.50 mo.; $3,000. Corner above Dupont; half'sq. from Conn. ave.; 12 rs.; $12,500. Blezant 20-room house and grounds; $30,000. Mass. ave. bet. Scott and Dupont circles; 3 fine A nice 6-room brick on Pierce place; lot 17x82, and at the price will make some one a cheap home. Price.....- o 000 A new §-room brick in Holmead Manor; rooms and basement. Price... oo $i acres of land in the District. Will take little argument to convince a purchuser witn means that a great bargain can be obtained. Another tract of eighteen acres, on one of most popular electric car lines and principal th ‘ovghfures in the District. See us for location houses; $30,000, $35,000 and $45,000. a || ee aeSe al 6a ah acne oe A pretty little sfx-room brick on “1 Cleveland ave. nw; 6 tw; rented at $15.30; } 24 st. ne., for the small sum of §2,500, and on $1,750. oy * | easy te K st. n.w.; fashionable residence; $35,000. aoe Nice steam-heated house; 16-ft. front; with a tiled bath; only $4,000. FOR SALE—ELDGANT NEW BUFF BRICK AND Capitol Hil; “fine bargain in corner house; | stone house; 7 rooms; tile bath; furnace; fine $5,000. ouk mantels d decorations; lot 18x90 to 20-ft. ‘tory and basement house, on Lincoln Park; | alley; fine ar; worth $4,500; will sell for $5,250. $3,700; terms, §750 cash; rents for $25.50; loca- oc3uKue2 WM. H. SAUNDERS & CO., 1407 F nav. | tion the best. “See ROLAND C. BOOTH, loth FOR SALE—COLUMBIA HEIGHTS— aul Gen: oe825 "COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. FOR SALE-A PERFECT GEM OF A HOME half square of 16th st. n.w.; lot 20x80 to 30-ft. alley; 6 rooms and bath; concrete cellar under entire house; side alley,'2% feet wide; parlor, ining room and kitchen ‘on first floor. 1f sold at once, price $4,500. aes 0c29-3t* FOR SALE—MT. Easy terms--$6," $50 PER MONTH. THAT MAG) T NEW THREE-STORY MOTTLED BAY-WINDOW BRICK — HOU: STONE PORCH; fine cellar under whole hous RLOK, DINING ROOM, SPLENDID REC IN HALL AND LARGE KITCHEN ON LOOK. THIS FLOOR IS ‘TRIMMED IN BEAU- ‘TIFULLY CARVED OAK; ELEGANT MANTELS; electric gas lighting; "FIVE CHOICE BED ROOMS; SPLENDID “BATH ROOM, TILED. ‘This house has every known modern convenience found in any $10,000 home. IT’S WORTH $8,500. An enormous sacrifice. See us about it. WE HAVE OTHERS. OUR_ LIST. LEASANT—DESIRABLE 9- room and cellar 3-story home; nicely papered; heated by furnace; cabinet mantel; lot 25 ft. front; pleasant outlook; price reduced to less than 4,500. Apply to ben PplY BP. BURKET, $06 F st. n.w. FOR SALE—DESIRABLE 3-STORY AND CELLAIt home; 10 rooms and bath; 6 bright ae ace 20x100. 1326 11th. @t. n.yW.; convenient loca- FOR SALE_THESE ARE BARGAINS— ea tui to On Sth st. n.w.; select location; new; 7 rooms, | $oy-3¢ E. Har and fine bath room; only $3,600; reduced from $4,750. on K 8_rooms, FOR SALE—GREA ‘L.W., West of 16th st.; only $4,750; ellar and bath; 17.3xi00, alley. A We can sell these houses on GREAT BARGAIN, very casy te it ‘ALB—1453 HUNTINGTON ST., COLUMBIA arge White stone house, with grounds and ‘Also some very desirable lots on th DAVID D. STONE & CO., 804 F st. n.w. stable. = W. Me: LEA SPLENDID, _ NEARLY iy | Hetghts, All at bargin prices. FW. 3 PRESSED BRICK HOUSE! SIX BEAUTIFUL | _HEYNOLDS, 1321 “G' st. a at MS AND BATH; 16x100, ALLEY R | FOR SALE—AT A GREAT SACRIFICE—5 HOUSES, Z, STS. N.E. ONLY $2,850. SOLD | “in first-class order; ll rented, and paying 9 00. EASY TERMS. r cent investment, oF 71 per cent net; $5,000; 1t__ DAVID D. STONE & 804 F st. n.w. sh, bal. to sult. Apply to OW FOR SALE-ONE OF THE BEST HOUSES EVER OFFERED FOR $1,000 MORE MONEY. ONLY | FoR SALE— L 12K0OM AND BATH $4.550 for that elegant home at STANTON | © prick-and-stone house: dim.l.:ycentrally located in PLAC room, once. 7 very large rooms and a beautiful bath jon of n.w.; prices and terms to sult an See us about it at MARSHALL, 508 oc27-tt best immediate purchaser. (Ri (Js 11th st. ‘verything complete. _it__DAVID D. STONE & CO., 804 F st. nw. | FoR gALECVALUABER BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALB— on 8th st. s.e. Hear comer of B; Capital Traction Houses and n.w.; prices, $2,000 to $6,500; cers pass the door. For’ perticulars, inquire at on easy terms, 528 9th st. s.e. 026-61 HE McLACHLEN REAL ESTATB FOR SALE_-TWO OF THE FINEST DWELLINGS AND LOAN C0., in Columbian College subdivisiou, corner 15th and 0¢30-3t Cor, 10th and G sts. nw. Binney sts.; 12 rooms each; imaguideently finish- FOR SALE—ON COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, 3-STORY | ¢d; will be ‘sold cheap and on good terms. Apply bay-window brick; concrete cellar; two partons; | to Owner, CHAS. C. DUNCANSON, 9th eg large dining room’ and kitchen on ‘first floor; six oct St lurge chambers and bath; first-class furnace and (CTLY MODERN HOMES ON— closets and pantries; large lot; VE,, and rear alley; this i IRE AVE... large parking ind_yard; is a model home and will be sold cheap on small CONNECTICUT AVE., ish payment, balance to suit. OSCAR W. 16TH ST. R. i. AVE. WHITE, 1114'F st. 0c30-3¢ I have a large Ust of the finest residences in FOR SALB—L001 and G this city for SALE, ranging in price from $6,000 to $225,000, inuny of them the owners will ‘not ES N.W. COR. 9TH 2-story bay-window bricks ed by Sonera allow advertised. suit. ' Ost : Call aud see me before purchasin VHITE, 1114 F at. It E. C. BAUMGRAS, FOR SALE— $7,600 WILL BUY A NEW 3-STORY | Tel. 1902. 1410 G st. nw. brick and stot dwelling, heated with hot water; | _0¢23 Fyoms on ist floors on P"’ st. near Dupont | For SALB VERY CH = 1 Circle, bi 8 (EAP HOUSES—8 PER CENT ne Sony Se he net investment — $2,000 each (formerly — sold ut 2 St. DN: _ | $3,250); 5 T-room modern brick houses; reliable POR SALE—ONE OF THE HANDSOMEST HOUSES only few blocks from Capitol and on 16th st #tone front; 15 rooms; hot-water heat: all latest modern conveniences. We can $7,350 (sold for $9,000)—3-stors_10-room house; sell this lovely residence at a price $10,000 below value. STONE & FAIRFAX, 806 F st. n.w. it FOK SALE-MUCH BELOW VALUE—A MAGNIFI- cent new corner residence near “Dupont Circle;"” 8 bed rooms. Only $12,500. FOL SALE—Within 2 squares of Dupont Circle, offered at actual cost; owner built for his home— wide lot; on 14th st., Columbia Heights. Also for $4,500 to $5,000,*in same sectlon—very pretty (new) 8-room houses. At $4,500 to $5,500 we have a few very excel- lent bargains in 8 and 10-room Louses, desirably located, northwest. Send ‘for our list. Special bargains in high- grade property, $10,000 to $50,000. BURFORD, A handsome light brick house, finished in hard | _0c2-3m With J. F. WAGGAMAN, 700 14th st. Wood: 12 rooms; lot 21.3x110; 30-ft. alley. $16,000. FOR SALE— FOR SALB-On 16th near Scott Circle—A large brick dwelling; lot 24x90. Only $16,000. SEE OUR LIST OF FINE RESI@ENCES. it STONE & FAIRFAX, 806 F st. n.w. FOk SALE-OR EXCHANGE-THD BEAUTIFUL ON EASY TERMS, SMALL CASH PAYMENT, BALANCE MONTHLY, SEVERAL NEW HOUSES IN THE’ SOUTHEAST; INTAIN SIX ROOMS, RECEPTION JIALL, BATH AND CELLAR. ' PRICES, §1,600, $2,356 hew corner 3826 13th st.; 8.600 sq. ft. of ground | UN So POR CODING TO SIZE AND Loca- and on 2 corner; 9 rooms, bath and cellar, and the - JOHN A. HAMILTON, TREASURER, price only $8,960; trade'on smaller house or lot; cash offer solicited. W. 8. MINNIX, 1427 F n.w. t FOR SALE—E. CAPITOL ST.—DESIRABLE RESI- dence; finished for owner; lot 25 feet front; if sold within 80 days, $5,200; terms to sult pur- chaser, 623 A st. ne. ar* FOR SALE—FIRST-CLASS DWELLING ON P ST. se22-2m 628 LA. AVE. N. W. FOR SALE—-FOR AMOUNT OF FIRST TRUST and expenses, 2015 8d at. n.w.; modern brick Louse; six rooms and bath; on easy terms, 0020-4, tf H. L. RUST, 608 14th st. now. FOR SALE—BY MILES FULLER, 504 11TH ST. Near end H st. cable cars, 5 rooms $650 near Dupont Circle; large rooms; lot 20x105 to| N. J. ave. n.w. near L, 5 rooms. paved alley; will be sold for less than cost, with | 816 L st. s.e., 5r., large stable. ena cash payment. a ocl8 Boke DAVIS & STURTEVANT, | FOR SALE—2020 HILLYER PLACE; © ROOMS and bath; corner house; will sell at a ver = sonable figure. ti. "ROZIER DULANY, ocl5-tf 1820 F st. FOR SALE-1802 8 ST.; 8 STORIES; 9 ROOMS: tiled bath: decorated ‘throughout. Will be sold BOHASON” Owes” omer patber So . JOHN wher, er Lith and @ sta, mw.” oc18-tf FOR SALE-ELEGANT NEW DWELLING, 1309 Rhode island -ve.; few steps west of Iowa Circle. This house was not built to sell, but for occu- FOR SALE—FINE PROPERTY IN MT. PLEAS- ant: new house; 10 rooms and bath; conveniences; 20 ft. wide: large rooms: cellar un- der the whole house; lot 20x120; price low. DAVIS & STURTEVANT, 0c30-3t 1404 G st. FOR SALE—ON COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, COR. LY- decker und Holmead aves., three minutes’ walk from car line, new two-story houses; six and eight rooms; fine finish; four cabinet’ mantels; tiled bath, porcelain tub; furnace heat; station- ary wash’ tub; complete in every respect. In- of owner's family, three persons, for whose auire of JACOB JONES, on premises. oc80-8t* use it is too targe. Xo expense Was spared to make it perfect throughout. Certainly no location FOR SALB—AT A GREAT SACRIFICE— in Ws ov 18 wore beautiful or desirable. A select modern home, built of stone and brick, to OWNER, containing 11 rooms, and situated on a corner ocl8-1m* 1838 Vermont ave. two squares north of the Leiter mansion. Owner, ing into business, will make a reduction of fi FOR SALE—DOUBLE HOUSE 1330 L ST. N.W.; $1,000 from netual Cost, it sold at once, finished in hard woods; walls double; steam heat; c stables large; inclosed ground about 15,750 ft., aoe __Annanat vaneee BE st. nw. {i80" being “barking! fle ip cay 1. feet t SALE—VERY CHEAI HOUSES—LITT! Cap! 3 'will exchange ‘smaller enti Unb ein ee TE | house. Apply to occupant, bets 10's mand fe ocl3-1m FOR S4LE—C ND Pam ‘One of those atiractny Rane: One of those A T-room, bath, a.m.{. brick; large lot; in most fashionable part ‘of city, uear’ 18th and ‘Lydeck: sts., Col. Heights. Reduced to....... a T-room and bath brick, 4th st. n.e. bet. L_ Reduced from $4,500" to. oe G-room and bath brick, 9th st. n.e. nr. cash, bal. in rent......7.. 4 DESIRABLE BUSINESS’ PROPERTIES. G10 14th st. N st. nw. nr. Sth, 6 rooms, store and wast PONYoHN SHERMAN. — ee peace renerg ++ -$2,150 | FOR bo cn $100. oe AND ee - Se. near Penna. monthly and store, 10 per cent inv.... = $1,700 | wi Sasea ita atk Abe Teeh ek Corner ‘store and dwelling, near Lincoin houses, F ost. nme; nix roors,: bath and pantry; Park .... noes tates, 92,11 ching closets, cabine! 0c30-3t_ ABRAHAM FISHER, 612 E st. “ee > FOR SALB— ooen, for inepect IN & DA’ nw. gene? SALE—1616 T ST. N.W.; ocah Be aes 6 1 BT. N.W.j LOT 20X96 TO AL. eas FOR SALE-S.W. CORNER OF i6tH AND T sts. n.w., fronting 20 feet on 16th st. and 100 feet on T st.; wide parking on both sts. and eiley in rear. PERCIVAL M. BROWN, Exr., 412 Sth st. nw. 89-5, tt FOR EXCHANGE, D ME A DESCRIPTION ABRAHAM FOR EXCHANGE-SED : of your property for exchange. FISHER, $12°E st. nw. 0c30-3t MONEY ALWAYS ON HAND TO LOAN OX AP- Prored District real estate. in sums to suit. at and 6 per cent; commission nominal. ALBERT F_ FOX, 920 F st. nw. ocB0-f WANTED-A LOAN OF SIX THOUSAND Dol- lars, on.good collateral security, for 3 years; & ves investment for one who would like his ‘in- ferest monthly; tea per cent interest will be paid. Acdrers Bor 128, Stur affice. eceth MONEY HOUSEH( TO LOAN—$10 TO $1,000_ON (OLD FURNITURE, "PIANOS, ORGANS, HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c. ‘The security remains im your possession. Pay- ments on pricipal received at any time, whi-h Will lessen cost of loan. You can have the money the day you apply for it; Our rates are the iow- est; terms the best. Ali business contdential; no publicity. No cost or expense if loan is ‘not CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE 00., ocl9-124 002 F st. nw. “MONEY SAVED IS MONEY MADE.” DO NOT renew SIX per ‘cent deed of trust. as WE WILL loan SUMS TO SUIT at FIVE per cent Interest. ocl6-t STONE & FAIRFAX, 806 F st. n.w. TO LOAN, AT 5 PER CENT INTEREST, Commisrion 1 per vept—on city reai estate, In sums of $5,000 upward. LIEBERMANN & HAWN, 1393 F st. n.w. ocl6-tf 4 FEW GOOD 6 PER CENT LOANS FOR SALE at thelr face, with accrued Interest. JOHN SHERMAN, 610 14th’ st. EY IN HAND TO LOAN AT 5 PER Cl 000, $20,000, $17,500, $12,700, $10,000, $5 000,” $4.4 $3,200, 0, $2,000, 1,700, $1,250, $1,000, $800. CHARLES W. HANDY, 610 13th s* AL RATES OF INTEREST—MONEY TO Joan upon indorsed notes, insurance policies and collateral securit: no delay with responsible ap- COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. POR SALE_20 ACRES GOOD LAND NEAR BURNT Mills; “slightly improved; 75 per acre Tile ts a chance. Btar ative. oR EXCHANGR- FARM OF ndtdly located near rail ashington: in foot hills taine; good improverents; tee hou stables, orchards, vineyards, shaded Ia hange for either improved property Washington, o> wi Apply to oc80-Bt FOR SaLe— Valuable tarm of @4 acres; large, well-lmtit Valuable farm of G44 acres; large, well-built Broom house, barn, chicken house, partitioned; yards wired and divided; beautifil shad Well at back door, Many varieties wf peaches, pears, plams, cherries, raspberries, strawberctes, and grapes, all bearh situated on the Alexandria and Fairfax pil mile from West Falls Church station, R. Hlectric care now running to 'E: Charch (1 mile from West Palls Chur expected to be running to West before spring (under construction) under cult foe yplem, Blackberries, acres tion; balance wire. closing wood and pasture, through w @ never-failing stceam. Subject t vember 1, 18% Will take a sold this week, state price nd full ‘particulars will be tfken. Address FAR MEI or a “ACRES NE plicants. P.O. Box 244. se16-1m&13d" $1,000,000 TO LOAN ON CITY REAL ESTATE. Any umount. “ Lowest rates. Also installment plan. L. 0. DeLASHMUTT, ob-tt 1421 G st. nw. elty; sp land for truck, small teuit or dairy; rout low to the right party. R.A. PHILLIPS, octh-lw 14th st. now. RENT FARM OF Is, Va; E-9-00M HOUSE, WITH BATH; 2 near Dupont circle. Also, Jot cn 7th st. extended for larger house. Address F. N., Star office. 026-5 AND VEHICLES. — HORSES MONEY TO LOAN IN ANY SU AT LOWEST RATES OF INT! Ox WASHINGTON REAL closing transac THOS. 3. Fis ocl-tt HANDSOMB AND STYLISH -built horses; 15% hands high; guaranteed ‘sound and kind; FOR SALE—VERY pair of red roan cob 6 and 7 years old are broken for tandem driving; one is a perfect saddle horse, timid and can be driven by the most person, as they are fearless of all ob- they are acclimated and ready for imme- Iso G-seat rockaway Brewster brougham and victoria; stylish mail phae- ton, made by Healy, 'N. ¥., cost $1,400; very fine side-bar buggy, pole and shafts; stylish la- dies’ Brewster trap; seats 2 or 4 persons; hand. somest in Washington: set double coach and brougham harness, de in Paris; are very band- 80) Iso ceeds ind trap harness, pee = ‘idle, tiage pole; as new, Er be sold at & great sacrifice. WIDDICOMB'S: BOARDING STABLES, 1327 H st. nw. 1t® FOR SALE—THOROUGHBRED GELDI black; 5 years old; 16% hands high; al sound and gentle. GREAT TRAVELER dress Box 61, Star office. oc FOR SALE—PITTSRURG COUPE ROCKAWAY: good condition. Can be inspected at JOYCE'S, 4th and E n.w. Price, $100; cost $350. It MONEY TO LOAN IN SI rent rates of interest on real estate in the Dis- trict of Columbia. FITCH, FOX & ROWN, ocl-tf 1406 G st. 0. MONEY IN SUMS TO SUIT AT VERY LOWEST interest on D. C. real estate security. FRANK T. RAWLINGS, Member Washington 5\ 1505 Pa. ave.(Arlington Fire MONEY TO LOAN ON SECOND TRUSTS, LIF ivsurance policies, collateral and other available securities; best ‘terms in city. ATTWELL & STUBBLEFIELD, Mertz bidg., 11th and F aw. sell-t TO S FROM $1,000 WEST RATE OF 1D 0. HOLTZ31 A COR. 10TH AND F STS. N.W. MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE AT LOW- est rates of interest. No delays. M. A. BALLINGER, au2s-tt G10 14t nt. sel FOR SALE—BAY HORSE; SUITABLE FOR press or co1ch; 16 hands; weight, 1,300; 5 years oid. Handsome sorrel mare, hands, 5 years old. Brown mare, 6 years old; suitable for lady to drive. Can be seen at stable cor. New Jersey ave. and K sts. n.w. SALE—A NUMBER OF FINE SE cousisting of broughams, victorias, es, &c.; also single and dout rringe harness at very I DOWNXE! 28 L at. MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS FROM $1,000 UPWARD, ° REAL ESTATE IN THE DISTRICT. HERBERT A. GILL, ant9-3m _1319 F st. now. IF YCU WANT TO BORROW MONEY ON YOUR house and pry loan in monthly installments. or Duy 4 house In the nicest locations on Capitol Hill by paring a cash payment and balance monthly crli and sce JOHN H. O'DONNELL Pa. ave. e.e., Capitol Hill. FOR SALE—IN BALTIMORE, STYLISH TURN- out, consisting of two very healthy, gentle horses, a Demarest victoria, English silver-mounted har- ; also brougham; to be disposed of at low owner going abroad for some years. For ars address Box 70, Star office. 0c20. E—3 OLD COUPE ROCKA Ss 3 one coupelette, $65; hansom, $75; trap, $95. J. J. COOK ‘M’ st. n. ‘SIN FALL CARRIAGES FOR rg and coupe rockaways of the yery latest style; 1 second-hand brougham, in first-class order, pole and shafts. See my stock of the very 'atest in doctor's buzgtes; also a com- Plete stock of fancy, panel and open business wagons. JAS. K. PROBEY, 1230 32d st. n.w. "Phone 1925. se? SPECIAL SALE OF BUGGIES. TRAPS, SURI unal and dayton wagons at cust for cash ou)y- Xo trade. J. 3. COOK, a Jriesa : _ Naw PERSONAL. WANTED—THE ADDRESS OF ANY PARTY LIV- . who belonged to the THE paying t prog gents’ left-of garments, “Have us call. JUSTH'S. OLD STAND, 619 D st. now oc30-5tl W, WILLIAMS, AUTHORIZED YRIVATE DETE five agency.—Confidential communications prowpi- ly attended to; ofiice open all hours; best_rets. Established 1880. Supt., 920 F st. oc25-Im* BOARDING. | ‘E LARGE FUR. FRONT ROOM for two gentlemen; also two back roon same floor; large back porch he with board. 234 E st. HAD TR oe HED PARLOR ROOM firet and second floors; southern exposure; hot water heat. Address REASONABLE, 2305 Pa. n, ite ‘HEATED SOME ROOMS, WELL ; terms reasonable. THE cor. 22d st. nw. cy. T., OPP. JUDICIARY SQ.—LARGE, well-furnishéd rooms, en suite or single, with board. ocl8-12t® EXCELLENT BOARD AND FINE ROOMS, 1202 N st. bw. Reasonable rates. oc20-1m* LOST AND FOUND. LOST—ON OCT. 28, 1897, GOLD SPECTACLES, with double lenses, in case. Return to Room Division Loans and Currency, office of the Se retary ‘Treasury, or 2911 P st. n.w. LOST—ON 12TH ST., AN OPEN-FACED SILVER LOANS MADE ON APPROVED COL) such as ‘ife policies, stocks, bond: i sociation shares, syndicate ‘certit delay. YERKES & BAKER, 1110 F HAVING MADE ARRANG WITH A. italist, I can place $75,000 at 5 per cent. No de- lay if’ property and. papers are 6. Ke J, BABIN GADSBY, 926 13th st., cor. F nw. ap3-ti EN’ fe27-te MONEY TO LOAN, IN F st. nw. AT, aT Low- MS TO est rates of interest. on D.C. real estate. Large loans a specialty. Prompt attention. WALTER 1 ACKER, noT-tf 704 14th ot. haw. To Woax— ON REAL ESTATE= Fs ‘500. THOMAS E. WAGGAMAN, ncT-tt F et. nw. WASHINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN CO.,610 F N.W. WIN joan you any sum you want, large or email, on furniture, pianos, horses, wagons, etc., without removal or publicity. Any business with us strictly confidential, and you can get the money the day you ask for It. Loans can be paid 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 Joan In proportion 0, the amount. paid. "ASHINGTON MORTGAG! 610 F st. $1,000 UPWARD AT 5 PER 7, etc., at 6 r vent, on DG Rear estate: W eS ap2s-tt . H. SAUNDERS & CO., 1407 F st. MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED CITY REAL estate at & per cent interest. with respect to prior pay Jel6-tr MONEY TO LOA) cent; $250, $500, ivileges specialty. TYLE REORD, w3-tf ne. MONEY TO LOAN AT 5 AND 6 PER CENT ON approved District “eal estate; no delays. Mi. M. PARKER, mb9-tr 1418 F st. MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE AT 5 PER cent; payment cn principal in amounts of $500 or more veceived at any interest period. F. H. SMITH & SONS, 1418 F st. n.w. delS-tf MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT ON 4 estate security in the District of Columbia; no | Gelay; charges moderate. WASH’N DANENHOWER, nol8-tf 1411 G 6 5 MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED REAL ESTATE | within the District of Columbia, in amounts to suit applicants, at 5, 5% and 6 per cent. _$19-tf GEO. W. SEENS, “obo 95h a frame gold split glasses. A reward of $5 if re- turned to 3120 O'st- n-w.; made by Pranklin & Co,, 1227 Pa. ave. 0c30-3t* LOST—TWO ROLLS LAW PAPERS AND A PAII¢ gold cuff buttons, Reward if returned to office of the Cairo, on Q 0c28-3t* 10ST — A LIGHT OVERCOAT, COLOR DARK gray, was exchanged for similar one at Arling- ton Hotel on Tuesday eveving. The one received in exchange contained two pairs of gloves, an embroidered handkerchief marked R.O., and card bearing name of Col. Blakeley. “The ‘owner of these would confer a favor by addressing Box 82, Star office. Oc28-Bt* LOST—WHITH FOX TERRIER, TAN MARKINGS cars, left spot on each’ shoulder; tall and rump tan; answers to name of ‘‘Fritz;"’ collar and lock. "Liberal reward on return to 1628 16ch st. n.w. 0c28-3t* FOR SALE—BICYCLES. FOR SALE—GOOD AS NEW-—BOYS' CRESCENT wheel. Only $20, including two handie bars, two saddies and all equipments. Inquire 1423 Chapin st nw. 0c28-3t* NOTICES. LEGAL watch; monogram 8, on back. Liberal re- | TF YOU WANT TO BORROW, LOAN, BUY OR ward if returned to 932 28d st. n.w. It SELL real ‘ertate, let me heat from fou. Han LOST—FRIDAY NIGHT, PEARL SCARF PIN, | Saxe you t moaey. J. EAKIN GADSBY, Liberal d if returned to 1328 34th st. n. 526 18th st. dy2t-te LOsT—C OCTOBER , 1897, PAIR OF HALF FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS FOR | SALE— MAGNIFICENT OAK ROLL-TOP desk, with 13 drawers, 28 pizeon holes; fluted round pillars on each corner; poilshed all around; $17.50. L. GESHIKTER, 1023 7th st. now. au2i-3m* FOR SALE—CHEAP—GOOD WASHBURN MANDO- lin, case and music stand. 2010 F nw. 1t* FOR SALE-1 FIRST-CLASS 6 H. P. WHITE & Middleton gas engine; also one 2 to 3 b.p. upright us engine, both virtually as good as new. Ad- ress REUTER & MALLORY, Baltimore, Md. 1t FOR SALE—A LADY CALLED INTO MOURNING desires to sell _a black velvet coat, made to or- der; never worn, Can be seen at 2003 H st. 0c20-3t* FOR SALE—LOUNGES, $2.50; STOVES—OOOK, $5; heaters, $2.50." Parlor and’ bed room suites, $1 per week. REDMOND'S CHEAP CASH ANI CREDIT HOUSE, 313 7th st. nw. 0c30-tf FOR SALE-PIANO, CHEAP FOR CASH; CASE in perfectly good condition. Please call ‘at 1779 Mass. ave. oc29-2t* FOR SALE-GOOD UPRIGHT PIANO, $55; A standard make grand upright plano, slightly used, at a sacrifice; will take bicycle as part payment, HELBIG'’S MUSIC STORE, 1742% 7th st. oc2y-1m EXTATE OF WILLIAM P. COLE, LATE OF DIS- trict of Columbia. No. 8032. Docket 24. Issued October 22, 1897.—Application having been made to the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, holding Orphans’ Court, for probate of a last will and codicil and for letters pope: Gad said estate, by The Washington Loan and t Company, this is to give notice to all coneerned to appear in said court on F: the 19th day of November, A.D. 1897, at 10 ‘lock a.m., to show cause why a ES should not be ranted. Attest: J. NOTA McGILL, Register of ills, D. C. JOHN B. LARNER, Proctor for ap- Dlicant. 0c23-law-3w THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRIC oe of Columbia. sat The 15th day of October, 1897. Dickerson N. Grealsii, Amr., ys.’ Mazy Naylor, Margaret E. Naylor and le B. Naylor. of the ps inti by Messcs. On motion a 5 Patnam, bis solicitors it ts ‘ordered. thee ana fendants, Mary Naylor, Margaret E. Naylor and Annie B, Naylor, cause thelr ay irance to be Sie! Seas Sor eared SS fort Ld ; the Gate wilt be proceeded With a in case of do- sure ; ‘The object of this sult is to subject the real estate belonging to the late William 0. Naylor to sale for the payment of his debts, ‘This order to be published once a week for successive weeks before said rule im ‘The Ben. oy Sie oat Weshiagton Law eporter ly the court: 2 COX, Justize, ete. ‘True j—Test: a. YOUNG, ete. By kd. MEIGS, Jr., Asst. Gok” ocl@Janit ATTORNEYS. PATENTS —0. B DUFFY, FIFTEEN YEARS member of the examining’ ; & patent of foreign patents. Pet FOR SALE—A SECOND-FAND FURNACE, NO. 15; furnace, with pipes, cnly $10. Call at 306 F ‘st. nw. 0c29-Bt* FOR SALE—UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO, CHEAP— A magnificent Rosewood Care Upright Grand Pi- ano, in beautiful condition and just new; been reat bargain: for’ $150" cash including toe siost great ; incl fine stool and scarf; originally cost $500; don't miss this opportunity if you want a fine piano for little THE PIANO EXCHANGE, 913 Pennsylvania ave. oc28-12tt right use for but one, I will elther very «1 for cash. One cost sell for $240. Other cost $350; will cash, 2 call 929 K st. n.w. FOR SALE — AUSTIN’S AND SPRATT’S FRESH cakes; also Glover's medicines. Pamphlet Pye ee Birds and ani- mals mounted taxidermists, SCHMID'S BIRD STORE, "hs Peas st. aw. EDUCATIONAL. ocd-tf neighborhood and” be: mo. K. FOR SAL cry, PROP: erty—A ferm and will property, about 229 acres, Inguire of J. ROSS COLHOUN, Warder !ullding. ecl3-Im i) “MEDICAL. Ue or Th Qsed 50 yeas tn this city. WG B st. aw. am ~ Dr. Leatherman. Expert specialist in the cure of all spectal case of n and Ita ocl8-1in* DR. NICHOLSON. Practice limited, diseases of Jungs and throat. ‘ocd-1in nervous system, Medical electrician. 715 14TH ST. N.W BEWARE OF THE CAR TRACKS Under no condition can the street car tracks be termed the friend of the cyclist. Not only the street car, but the steam ratl- road tracks can also be includ The sim- ple-looking pieces of ron and steel fu of trickery and treachery for the uns pecting rider, beguiling him on only to throw him over at the first opportunity. Some people have found out that it is foolish to monkey with the buzz saw, and many cyclists have also found out that it is foolish to moakey with the car tracks. Both come in nearly the same category. In this city there is no need for any ride taking any chances in bucking against the railroad iracks. The streets are plenty wide enough and smooth enough for safe riding. In other cities this may the case. The highways are so badiy paved and so rough that the street car tracks and the space inclosed by the rails turn’ the best of riding. Over in Baltimore it is a common sight to see the bieye strung out behind the street car: in the slot, which furnishes the roadway on many of the st city. Ever since the cable ha: duced in this city it has brought «isa upon ihe cyclists, and they onght to member it. When cable road was first intro in this city solid or rat-tail tir, use. They were of such smutl that the tire and wheel itself ¥ fall into the slot of the cabl happened to be run over th many riders are there now in th remember having a sudden slide, arising only to find the wh cable. Outside of a few scrapes bruises the rider was fortunate if he caped with only a few broken spoke: Generally the whole wheel would be kled so badly as to be unable to turn in the forks. Even now with the pneumstic tire the danger is not lessened. it is ur there is no danger of the dire slippin through the slot of either the cable or th underground electric read, but if the tie is ridden over the opening it will get cut worse than if the rim spoiled the tire. Then, again, the rider is apt at any w ment to pick up a splinter of steel, will go through the tire like light cause a more or less serious pune cu rider may be fortunate in this respect and ride in the slot for some weeks without getting so much as a scrap» to the rub ber of the tire, and then, again, he m: y lime he rides in that Another thing concerning the car tracks that the new rider overlooks is in attempt- ing to cross at almost a puralle!. This ts foolish. In a majority of cases the cyclist finds himself sprawling on the ground fore he knows it. The experience t him something. Never attempt car track unless at nearly 4 The wheel will then straight ove rail, and the rider necd have no fear falling. If the cross is made at too great an acute angle, so as to be nearly p i with the track. the direction of the tire is apt to be changed by being caught in the groove of the rail. This causes the ma- jority of spills. Aguin, when out in the country and “he tracks of the suburban roads are struck additional care kas to be exercised. The same applies when crossing the tracks of a steam railrood. The rails are generally several inches higher than the roadway, and should be taken at direct right angles when crossed. If taken at any other angie the tire apt to slip on the edge of the ruil, and a nasty fall results. This is es- pecially the case when the rails are wet or covered with grease, as they are in a 1un- ber of cases. Always be careful in making across the turns in the tracks. The construction at this point is slightly different, and the pro- jection of the rails above the roadway greater. More than this, the groove in the rail is wider and deeper, increasing the chances of falling. Invariably make the cross at right angles, and never attempt to ride in the groove of the rail at a turn. Nine times out of ten it will result disas- trously to you and your wheel. When riding in the space between two lines of tracks iook out for the switches which connect the two tracks. Follow the rule given above when you cross them, and there is no dangér. Otherwise there may be trouble. Also look out for what the car men term “frogs,” which are found at frequent intervals of the track. The are even more treachcrous than the tracks, and will throw you instantly. One cu in particular is the frog in front of No. 5 en- gine house on M street, Georgetown. Rid- ers who go out the Conduit road have the habit of using the space between the tracks, and they generally fail to avoid the innocent-looking frog. On a clear Sun- day there are anywhere from twelve to twenty-five falls due to this one thing, and the engine house has at times been made a temporary hospit#i for persons injured in this wise. ——.—__. Distinction Between Energy a Power. From the Engineer. A trolley wire conveys energy, not pow- er, from the power house to the motor of an electric car. The energy thus conveyed performs no work except in overcoming the resistance of the wire; till it reaches the motor, wherein it is converted into power, which is expended in the performance of