Evening Star Newspaper, November 15, 1897, Page 5

FOR RENT—HOUSES. UNFURNISHED. FOR RENT—9 ROOMS AND CELLAR: 8 7TH ST. P Sstietps 9 RENT_THIS I 1s, A, BARGAINS meer n.e.; Sroom and bath house; is bel painted and papered; — reduced to rh. a ae oom) and bath; new; No. 9 st. n. Gro. Hanwoxs &CO., only #2550 per mont 1416 F st. nw. nol2-3t FOR RENT—2711 P ST. N.W.; 9 Rooms AND bath; in good condition; rent ‘reduced to $30.50 s Per month. APDIS £0. E. EMMONS & CO., _nol2-3t 1416 F st. nw. THE EVENING STAR, MONDAY, ‘NOVEMBER’ 6, “489716 PAGES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR pe ge 14 PER located, Lepr eet g $1,600; renting toy fie a meniby ever vee oo a ‘mouth; peice opel to $2,650; lot i oe a above ‘properties must ES; to a estate. FOR SALE—HOUSES. 4G |AINS ON COLUM- te emt Fila. ws Batory bi Breer tice 85 Pim. Ware 3 nol STONE & FAIRFAX, 806 F st. n.w. at. tw. FOR SALE—VERY CHEAP_REDUCED TO $7,500. MESEEKERS, LOOK AT HOUSES Worth $10,000. A new 3-story Page and stone B.W. cor. 9th and G sts. n.e.; press-brick on through st., within pont 3 CON 5 Ctrele; ist floor, pretty parlor, i reception | heated by first-class furnaces and hall, it dining room, pantry and kitchen; 6 ; cabinet mant Hi bed is and baths HOT WATER HEAT. It STONE & FAIRFAX, 806 F st. n.w. 19 FOR SALE—$4.250 WILL BUY THIS HOUSE; IT cont 10-room, 3-story near pens.on office. STUNE & FAIRFAX, 606 F st. Dw. ‘OR RENT 473 H ST. N.W.. FIRST-CLASS = a ling: 14 ne a stable: $50. st., &story brick; 10 rooms, $30.50. In- quire at A. EBERLY'S SONS, 718 ‘7th st. nw. nolZ-3t* > AFTER DEC. 1, 1014 12TH rooms and bath; modern and : hot-water heating: very desirable for boarding house and reom renting: central lo- ‘M. SAUNDERS, Obio Bank building, aw. neli-lw COR. 7TH « L 26 Linde: flat. 12, 3126 7th st, 6r, wa.10.50 pea L. aw, ‘er, ‘wa. 1622 by col ‘Phon FOR SALE—IN FASHIONABLE NORTHWEST, near 16th rick house: lot ia {9 20-8 ‘ON: A. SWANN, ‘080 F st., “atiantie Rigs! spat alae a Ia list of the finest residonees ALE- COLUMBIA. Se yee PLEAS- city for &: ne J nee from soap SD BRUOKLAND HOUSES AND LOTS. SS = the’ owners ‘will Bot have decided to meet bu; views, Gall ‘and see me before purchasing 5. C. BAUMG! Tel. 1902. 1410 G Faris nols-tf FOR SALE—17TH AND R STS. N.W., houses; 12 rooms, with tiles vegeca finished and aan must daily ‘for oct eee reneroe Must be and gain for some one. BEC! st. Dw. BULLY A ONY UATED. CALL TO SEE US AND WE WILL SHOW YOU BARGAINS. nolS-3t R. W. WALKER & SON, 1008 F. FOR SALE—FINE 6ROOM; ALL MODERN IM- provements; a fine home; 100 feet from Lineoln Park; 110 12th st. s.e. Owner, MOXLEY, within. not5-tt FOR SALE—6 NEW HOUSES ON 14TH ST. NEAR Md. ave. n.e.; 6 rooms, back porches and all modern improvements; heated by furnaces; fine cabinet mantels; 2 — nolS-tf Owner, m fio 1th si. me. erage alr rep and NE? FoR, SALE 6 oo WATER, LA-| nearly new; nicely pa robe, range: $1.00; $00 cash, $19 month. | front; Ia OWNER. ‘io 12th’ nol2-cf FOR SALE 6 ROOMS; ae MODE2ZN IMPS.; ow: fine hor Foe “SALE PER CENT INVESTMENT_TWO houses, 8.e.; 5 rooms each; “lot Soxs4 a Fentea at goon. Bg. each. $900, For RENT — A _ VERY (DESIEAGLE WRICK FOR SAUB ¢ ROOMS; NEW: WATER: LOT 4 Fon sai = ee dwel Smithsonian; a.m. and cellar. x 100 to 30-ft. alley; .! i cash and OWNER, Soa rik st eae oto-tt | _faouth.” OWNER. Tio ‘tet. noize | ON BAB ena SALT Cuaty PATENT, FOR RENT—1002 M ST. N.Was FOR SALE 1924 35TH ST. GRAND BA; | sEvERat NEW HOUSES IW THE SOUT : t; 14 rooms; 2 bath rooms and cellar; perfect | s 1624 P st. n. CONTAIN SIX ROOMS, RECEPTION HALL hot water heating; all in best order; $ lar. po be b.. heated ‘with hot water. By Owner, BATH AND CELLAR. $1, = ‘$2,350 month. , 1624 F et. now. nold-3t*_| AND $3.200, ACCORDING TO Size AND LOCK. z FoR SALB_TWO OF THE FINEST DWELLINGS Lor. — i os | Collage aubAty lotous® coos: 25th oat JOHN A. HAMILTON, TREASURER. FOR RENT 24 7TH i 12 rooms each; magnificently finish- | _#¢22-2m 520, 522 8TH ST._N.W. tH tn es + 6 rooms. ed; will be sold cl and on good terms. Apply | FOI: SALE—Fork AMOUNT OF FIRST eS 3 at. mw. 10 to’ Owner, CHAS. C. DUNCANSON, 9th and D | and expenses, 2015 st mw.; modern € Ww nol-18t Rouse: at rooms and tat aan eae nec 3.2 3 7 LANCE oc2 "08 14 4th st. n.w. -$100. eae 1230 Loudoun ct Cette ILE — $3,250 — $200" CASH, "BALANCE +10.50' Broogl'd houses. 32:59 G30. Wultney av, Ore13.30 EAL ES. AND LOAN OU., nL. |Beightwood—1ith de 00 | _ Park are. 20. 45.00/15 Dingma: mabelge, br s.w0/215 Ball's vets a SSI Tthe ne, Zr. 5 Socto-tt. “GASCH BROS., 1307 F st. n.w. For it KENT— 1g SQUARES WEST OF CONN. AV os, 2140 and 2151 Florida ave Secy distrabie location: tore recente ry cheap: galy $82.50. HILL & JOHNSTON, 1503 Va. axe. Qst + 13 rooms pape st, 15 FOR RENT— The best siz-toom and bath bay-window brick dwelling im this city for the price; $18.50 red throughout; heated by 3; larg crete yard; all modern improvements, and in Sret-clase ‘repate. 1607 3d et. ow. House open for inspection. Real 1085 7th st. nw. | 1806 N Cap.col. @r- 22.50 $125.00 1626 Corcoran,” 7. - 75.00, 1420 Sai rol0-tf 2149 L aw, Sel, Zr. 30.45 1518 N "Cape 104 C se, cel. 150 The Stanton Fiat — 1227 10th aw, 4.00 for colored tenants. ar RUST, 60S 1ith st. nw. FOR RENT—1738 AND 1Ti= “F" ST. N.W.: 11 rooms, bath, ete.; a.m.1.; rent reduced to $50 per FOR RENT_1415 20TH ST. N.w.; 10 HooMs: ami: ice heat; near Dupont’ Circle; reat reduced to per mo. Apply to H. ROZIER DULANY, oc25-tf 1320 F st. aw. fect _Bol5-3t FULTON R. GORDO: FOR SALE_AT LAURE! Mar B tifal home: must be sold at a great nai place contains 16% acres, in excellent cultivati fine grounds: abundance of fruit: 3 minutes™ walk from station; must be disposed of by De- cember 1. Terms easy. For further information ress L.A. U., Star office. nol3-3t* FOR SALE_a 5 ROOM HOUSE AND STOR! business suitable for Indies; comfortable vin a in. Box 49, Brookland, D.C. nol3-3t* FOR SALE_A BARGAIN—LOT IN BROOKLAND; good location: owner must have money this week” Address “J. D. M.,"" Brookland, D.C. no13-3t* For SaLe— A very cheap bome at Hyattsville; 6-room house, in splendid condition, near depot, on very easy terms. Price, $1,650. A bargain; a splendid piece of property near Hyattsville, ‘cheap: elght-room house: 'S acres ot ground. fruit, stable, good water, chicken house; everything in excellent order. Price, $4,000. B. H. WARNER & CO., nol2-3t M16 F at. 2 CULTIVATED ESTATE OF 112% ‘ACRES, ADJA- cent to Takoma Park, ‘dwelling. recently SSitriscontatas: 12 rests ana some ce ten- ant barn, carriage house, workshop, sheds, ete.: location beautiful and healthful; hes nearly a mile frontage on Carroll ave. and is ove of the finest country seats in the neighbor- hood of Washington. Will sell for cash or ex- change for eae property in vicinity of pea s. Apply RIEST, Takoma Park, Loll-6t CHEAP SUBURBAN WINTER RENTS. EDWARDS, | ne0- BE a Groom and bath modern dwelling, | FOR SALE—2020 HILLYER PLACE; 9 ROOMS near 4th st. and bath; corner house; will sell at a ery, Fea: LIEBERM. HAWN, 1208 F st. sonable figure. H. ROZIER DULANY, : oe! BEAUTIFULLY LO- cated, near Stanton’ Park; rtistic (center | FOR SALE—IF ONE NEW HOUSE oo ‘SURF stairway) ing; mot you, I bave fifteen others to select one from. built to sell, most substantial | $3,500 manner_as ‘an investment. Price only $4, for comfort and styl brick; furnace 24 . COST. Rest LESS THAN Cost heat; cabinet mantels; lot 172120 to alley; nol3-3t_ LIEBERMANN & HAWS, 1303 F st. i8th'st. near Lemar, Col, Heights SALE—SACRIF +600, Uegeat cee seme a to close an qstate; duplicate houses in row Tel peawears Conmeen sell for $5,500; Corcoran st. bet. 14th and Scld for $20,0C0. 15th; Jo-room Brick; Tot 19.605. ne 13-2 $5,000, $8,000, $7,000 for rare esuaie ey on the Heights, in handsome FOR SMALL INVES- buff-brick houses. They will never again be FOR SATE—BARGAINS tors— 0 cheap. Groom prick. Le Droit Parks rent, $12 1,500 JOHN F. WAGGAMAN, Groom frame, southeast; ‘rent ‘000 | _0¢2-8m 700 14th st. n.w. 6-room frame, southeart: rent. $9. room, frame, southesst 0. ¥. WORTHONGTO! nol3-St FOR SALE—N. alley; 6-room bri first-class tenant. 1410 G st. n. paney of owner's “amily, three persons, for whose It is too targe. No expense was spared to make it perfect throughout. Certainly no location im Wasbingtov .s more beautiful or desirable. I AND 22D; LOT 238x100 TO ‘k; in good shape; rented to a Cheap if sold at once. MONEY WANTED & TQ LOAN. mx suns FROM BY rARD, REAL EstaTe in’ ficr, auld-8m . TO LOAN REAL a! ett ahha st. nw. = at as peticien, ON "COLLATERAL, Se eats o Sahat sae 110 ¥ st. aay Po stocks, cone aaa: 3 Tae MAD four Teen pace #78 90 B aXe No ae ‘ae 3 ‘ath! sty ‘coe, Faw. ae LOANS ON aeay ESTATE. fe27-tt ® “Gascr SHG. Won ot. aw. if YOU WANT TO BORROW. LOAN, BUY OR SELL real eT let me Pet Roos = eee time ‘money. <e Gapemr, EDUCATIONAL. iN WASHINGTON, Shorthand #4 Our “Quick Train” method is the “aghtalng & Press’ of Shorthand instruction. Al the ‘short cuts.” Sample erercise on difficult outlines, 2c. stamp. noli-tt MISS CORA A. PENFIELD, M.E. ‘Teacher —— Elocation and Physical Guitare. 206 13% st. sw. Spectal attention p paid to chikiren. ocl-2m* Private Tuition. DR. 8. W. MURPHY, A.M., prepares boys to enter our best universities and colleges. For tes! monials and circulars airing full information a — postal to Dr. 8S. W. MURPHY, 927 M n.w. -Im* ital Se National Capital x See 822 Cor ‘icut_ave. es SCHOOL FOR Bors: SREPANATION FOR ALL COLLEGES. intermediate and academic depart: ments. Gymnasium and taporattey” Pupils ad- mitted at any time. Appl: ocdi-awe “W. W. PHELAN, A.M., Head Master. MRS. FLINT": = “SCHOOL Will reopeu BER 1: 1734 I st. ty16-4m DR. JOHN P. CAULFIELD’Se SCHOOL, OF MUSIC. oc2-2m* EDWARD @. TOWN: ae MISS ADA LOUISE TOWNSEND, ocegnticn, Voice Cultare, Grace, Expression, 1817 13th st. nw. Banjo, [Mandolin and Guitar Instruction by Miss G. E. Buckingham, at Studio, 1522 Oth et. a.w., or at residence of pupil. seI8-2m> Miss Katie V. Wilson, yocx LESSONS. = of qnd dally recommended re wil ‘Boake cave of London, Eng. aS and Tesldences 132 1329 10th st. nw. IVY INSTITUTE BUSINESS — Gives a thorough, practical education to young men and women ambitious of success in life. Not one unnecessary study. System makes impossible ridicule and reflection upou backward pupils or those who missed early education. S.W. CORNER AND K 8TS. N. ly to J. WwW. A Owner, For Sal . Corcoran st. near 15th; 10 * y None better; $25 a year; day or night session. re oe aad bathe jot, 19.6x95; $2,000 CASH, BAL. oct PB 888 Vermont ave. se8-3m, PER CEN A TOT 20X95 TO AL- OM ROME, ITALY, GIVES LES- For Sale-N ie ath and H: -room_ brie X GRADUATE FR RENTED; only ‘three years old, and in first Ce ES ‘puvate or in ee rier s heaps and monthly payments ac- nol0-1m* Address A. C., 1708 M st. n.w. For Sale—Q nw. bet. 14th hand 15th; 9 rooms PRIVATE LESSONS IN MATHEMATICS," EN- gud pach: south front: lot 2x $3,000 cash, = filsh, Latin, Germany oe Bada OB nol3-3t GHAHAM «& CaMiPneLe, 617 14th st. MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN. ir alias & ‘n00-1m* FOR SALEBY DAVIS & STURTEVANT, 1404 G | ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS ON HAND | 20__ FRENCH to loan on Washington city oF county real estate, at 5 per cent, in aa upward: Answers ication. CH. HANLES Wo w. HANDY, asters nw. n015-1m_ MONEY ALWAYS ON HAND TO LOAN ON AP- proved Di real estate, in sums to suit, at and 6 per pominal. cent; commissi ALBERT F. FOX, 920 ¥ st. nw. nol8-tf MONEY TO LOAN. IN SUMS TO SUIT. ae DAVIS & STURTEVANT, THE FOLLOWING 8U! MS. $2,500, $3,000, $9,090 ‘and $1,000, to loan on ealoel eaiiaproved District real estate, at 3 per cent or 6 Gepending. on security. F. W. McREYNOLDS, pr nol8-8t MONEY TO LOAN: IN SUMS TO SUIT, AT LOW: est rates of interest, on He C. real estate; builders’ loans. J DIEUDONNE DOIS-tf Room 23, Ohio National Bek MONEY TO LOAN—ANY AMOUNT. ALWAYS READY. NO DELAY. INTEREST AND COM’N noi2-Im J. B. WIMER, Real Bt. 6 C08 13th at. “gear iotn at. Mt. Pleasant; new house; 20 feet wide: 10 rooms and 1 in good condition; jot sorit0; 080. Frame house in Mt. Pleasant: eight rooms and bath; in gond repair; for the low price of $3.400. Fine residence on P st. near Dupont Circle: 14 rooms: cost the owner $15,300; will sell for $13,000. “Terms easy nol3-3t FOR FALE—35 8 ST. N.W.; 9. ROOM HOUSE 3 bay window early “new: a sf block from street cars; only $3 800; cash, balaace on terms to suit. block from cable cars; 6 rooms, a.m.i.;-lot 16x100; this street’ is gn schedule to be sxphalted next year; only $2,200; $100 eash, balance on terms to suit. Fg DIEUDONNE, Room 23, Obio Bank bidg. n613-8t FOR SALB_OXLY $5.560ANOTHER BARGAIN in Columbia Hts. bargains are not so plen- tital as they were; NEW SSTORY STONE: AND BRICK, | fronting “east, with Capitol tn full view; jot 18x110; on 3 wee center | $1,000,000 TO LOAN ON CITY REAL ESTATE. hall, dining room (14x17), pantry. two china ‘Any amount. ~ Lowest Fates, Also. installment closets and Kitchen: anaes are rooms. L. 0. Del HH MUTT, bath and 7 closets: Dos-tf 1421 G st. handsome mantel, etc.; heautifelly papereds THIS oF EASY TERMS. 8. MINNIX, 1427 F st. IN--FINE PRESS BRICK 3 1m good condition; cab- fine location; near th ant 5. WE WILL LOAN YOU ANE AMOUNT AT FIVE pe nt DELAY. per cent INTEREST; Grex &,Famrax, no6-tt DLW. MONEY IN SUMS TO SUIT AT ore LOWEST = interest ston. = SALE—BARG. house; 9 rooms and inet mantels, ete.; Bi Gorath entate security. RAWLI 1505 Pa ave. Aging: tou inn. Coe bg. Leb. tel. 19. RELIABLE PARTIES CAN BORROW $25 = cE ‘ward upon furniture, pianos, interests in estates, trust notes and other collateral securities, Without removal or publicity. Apply 512 13th st. n.w. nob-1m* MONEY TO LOAN AT 4% PER CENT ON AP- roved areal iene Large loans a specialty. erms le. noz-tm THOMAS DOWLING, 612 E ce Dw. MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT AT CUR- Tent rates of interest on real eatate in the Dis- trict of Columbia. FITCH, FOX & BROWN, FOR SALE — $2,650—ON WIDE CONCRETE street, pretty, new two-story bay-window bricks; six rooms, bath, pantry and large cellar; cabinet ; china’ closets; electric bells ‘and gas lighting: rear paved alley and front parkings; ee- lect neighborhood: one square from Md. tear cars and public schools; terms made to eu’ chasers. Nos. 1354 and 1356 Emerson st. n.e. bet. E and F, 13th and 14th sts. NEWTON, 82 F st. n.w. FOR SALE—ONLY $3,150—BEST VALUE IN N.E. —2-story bay-window bricks: 6 rooms, bath, pan- try and china closet; cabinet mantel in’ each | _9ol-tt 400 G at. nw. electric bells ‘and gas lighting attach- EY S stationary washstand in bath; improved anne Peony, sanitary plumbing; lot 17x75; wide parking; 3 REST, street to be concreted: rear alley paved: close to Ox) WASHINGTON 1 Bar eeEAPE cars: open ing. Terms mate to cult. "Apply GEO. P- NEWTON, ey Oats Be ke CO., Owner, 802 F st. n.w. nol3- nol-tt 1824 F st. nw. NORTH GERMAN LLOYD FAST EXPRESS SERVICE. SOUTHAMPTON. BREMEN. vy. 30, 9am Kaiser. Tu. 4,2 pm Tu..Jan. 11; 9am Jan. Pa. ave., Agent’ for \ Wasi ngton. VINTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY. American Line. - New York-Southampten (London Parts) Twin-screw U. 8. Mail Steamships, Sailing pe St. Paul . 17, 10 am. St. Louis. .Dee. 15, 10 am St. Louis. Nov. 24, 10 am |New York. ‘Dee. 2 10am is. 1, 10 am St. Paul. -Dic. 23. 10 am i Star Jan. 5,10 am NEW YORK TO ANTWERP. FRIESLAND. Washington office, 1206 F MOSS, Agent, 921 Penna. ave. French Line. CCMPAGNIE GENERALE TRA: SATLANTIQUE DIRECT LINE TO PAK From Pier 42. North La Gascogne, udelon. FRANCE, VIA HAVRE. iver. foot Morton, st. cites, New’ York to $80 and upward by all steamers exce cept La Jand- Pa ‘Teursine, {ueluding railway fare to Paris and ing charges. Buffet Purlor car seats freo. ord-class to Paris, Azent, Gone G. Ww. $54.75. Moss. 21 Penn. ave. fa. De =a Aste FALL RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. YEA‘ Finest Hotel on the Coast. Most modern heating system, electric lights, Wa terior, clevators and all hotel conveniences, Write for Mlustrated Booklet. JAMES b. REILLY. Owner and Propr. mhG-1yr “THE EQUABLE CLIMATE AT ATLANTIC CITY. DURING THE WINTER IS MOST DELIGHTFUL. Haddon Hall Will remain open throughout the able pleasures and let mailed. bo2-52t year. Thee ook LIPPIY amusements. LEEDS & INCOTT. The > Shelburne. beaxb. netly on aA 8D. Do sourkw re year throughout the VICK, Manager. THE FENNHURST OCEAN EXD OF MICHIGAN ere. City, J.; electric elevator to Sirect level. Bema for lilustmated booklet. e25-tf JAM " SEASIDE—SISCELLANEOUS. FOR SALE—OR EXCHANGE~133¢ Q ST. N. 21 feet front; 11 rooms and bath; S-story a Unsement; “$8,000; or will trade equity for smaller house, worth $3,000 to $5,000 $4,000; can run at 5 per cent. See x nol3-3t* Att'y, McGill building, 912 G st. For SALE—$3,800 — COLUMBIA HEIGHTS — A MONEY TO LOAN—$10 TO $1,000—ON HOUSEHOLD reORSITGRE® EIANGS, ORGANS, HORSES, CARRIAGES, e security Feuains in your eee! Pay- ta on pricipal received qt any time. which will lessen vost of loan, can have the money the day you apply forit, “Our rates are the low- . Ail business confidential; no brick and stone residence, containing 7 roome,| st; terms the Lest. Ail bath and cellar; every improvement; mirror Bablictty-" No cost’ or expense if)jloan, not mantels, electric bells, ete.; large lot, 17x: < to alley; heated thronghout by furnace and open | o21g. 394 CAPITAL LOAN eee ee grates; terms, small cash pa: nt. balance = monthly, same as rent. R. J. MARSHALL, | “MONEY SAVED IS MONEY MAD) 508 Lith st. n.w. nold-3t DO NOT renew, your’ SIX per. me Soe of FOR SALE—$7,780_DUPONT CIRCLI OSE OF Sah eee en TO SUIT at THE FINEST BRICK AND STONE HOUSES | cet STONE & FAIRFAX, 806 F st. n.w. hear this fashionable center; 12 Sa Se two tiled bath room hot water at; front | TO LOAN, AT PER CENT INTEREST, lawn and large rear zs sprice low and on very Commiseton 1 berks oat oe elty yal estate, terms. MARSHALL, sums holst 508 1ith st. n.w. LIEBERMANN fe HAWN, 1405 5 at. nw. Lee eo TRADE-—-4 tee FINE STONE t corner of 13th and Kensen sts.. Co- ai A FEW GOOD 6 PER CENT LOANS VOR SALE Tuan Heights; they have 12 rooms, at their face, with accrued inters ath, large cellars and coal vaults, steam ‘neat “aide JOHN Stigmata ards, large verandus. See’ them. Will sell | _oci2-(f G10. Tun at, Gieap for cash or trade. “LEO SIMMONS, Ovn- | MONEY Tq@QQOAN ON SECOND TRUSTS, 14FB er, F at. nw. insurance Wulicies, catecat os other available securities; Lest terms in ci ELL BARGAIN ON cor STUBBLEFIELD, ‘Mertz bidg., ith and F nw. a story and basement brick i; can be bought if taken at| _S¢l1-tf once for $2,000 jess than value. DANIEL & TO LOAN ae 1313 a B.W. nol3-3t 1x sume PROM a 000 UPWARD, 2ONE 0 CHEAPEST HOUS AT LOWEST RATE OF INTEREST, on Coluanbia Heights; ne te REAL ESTATE, IN THE Disrnicr, SHERMA HOLTZMAN, nol3-3t G10 14th sel © Cort 10TH AND F STS. N.W. FOR SALE—OR RENT DESIRABLE CORNER dwelling on 19th st. above Dupcnt Circle; has never been occupied. TYLER & RUTHERFOR 1307 F st. nw. oc8-36t* POM SALE OR EXCHANGE— Valuable business property, situated at Nos. 314 aud 316 Sth rs n.W., bear Market space, consist- ing of a substantial brick store, 3 stories and cel- $4,000. Jar, almost covering the entire lot. Inquire at x rovin Ny. 25, Ames building, 1410 G st. nol2-30t FOR SALE—COLUMBIA HEIGHTS—NEW BRICK 5 and stone houses: 9 rooms, Lath, reception. hall aud cellar; handsomely finished "and : ae - THOMAS E. Bide pres MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE AT LOW: ‘est rates of interest. No delays. M. A. BALLINGER, 610 14th st. nw, au24-tf TO LOAN— LESSONS, = EXPERIENCED teacher; only 4 terms to propos well, speak, read and ‘and ratand ; fork \dvanced Coe MoE V. PRUD" es 307 D st.o.w. LF “Gaillard anguages. we 15th st. Prineipal: Prof. J. D. Gaillard, B. (Paris), Officer d’ Academie, author of the Seiebrated Gatland new oe a ee by. the rene Falize taatrwction, by the Rocuouas and educators: ofa Enroj fod private les- renown Rinericn See circulars’ Cercle des Historiettes sons. Nov. 20. Meeting once a week. Washington Preparatory School, A on Migs LAISE. moines itman tei, mew and re method: SS civil service; Engl! Drenchee dies: “Attention to Kackward p Dupila, n03-12tt Dancing and Deportment. Mr. Allan, de Co Mueller, Official Instructor at, th Stat ,. Sehool for Fash-. fonable: Dancing at ee 2708 34th st. new. tformerly’ the Chinese. Legation). Saturday Evening Receptions. Superior advantages offered bi this handsomely eauippetl, institution. The Room and environments, which are among the band- pomest in be city. can be engaged for private ea tertalnments. Catalogue furnished upon application: nol0-6t® Wood’s Commercial College 811 EAST CAPITOL STREET, aa EST, LARGEST AND CHEAPEST BU! INESS COLLEGE IN WASHINGTON. 003-81 The Misses Kerr’s School, 1488 N ST. N.W. nol-16t Washington Heights School ing ave., 19th st. n.w. Boarding aad Day School for Girls. “Principal, Mies arias IAHTIN. Asso. Principal, 3 is, SARA M. 0c26-tf TARMER'S SHORTHAND And Business College. Loan and Trust Bldg., 9th ‘and F. Day and Night scesions, Catalogues. 0c25-1m* PRIVATE AND CLASS INSTRUCTION. In Preparatory, College and Culture Studies,— all branches,—also Musle and Fine Art; by SPi- CIALISTS holding degrees from lea universi- ties. Addrees MANAGER OF “IN [ATION, 1587 15th st. n.w. ocl6-Im® Friends’ Select School, 1811 I STREET N.W. Elementary and High School for “both sexes. teen Lewes Sata te lication to sel6-tf ‘THOM AS W. SIDWELL, Principal. School of Ereneh Language, Ne York ay PROS PAUL E'VOINOT. _ 9020-2m Washington College. and da: thool for girls and young reales farming rounds (te (ten ia: elegantly rooms; t! eluding high; jorough courses, 11 ae eee elocution and art. Vi Sr apply ‘or catalogue. F. MENEFEE, ae Gunston Institute, !7? a BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR Academic and Coll coarses. | Opens Sept, 20, sel4-H,tt ind Mrs. B. MASON. Tir. B. Frank Gebestoudastz, Lessons at Studio, 1327 F St. N.W. - Seat = MISS BALCH'S CIVIL, SERVICE 'NSTITUTB Business 1811 11th n.w.—Type iting, She ‘stenograj bt by ers; eras 2100") Dupils inetraete, Saeed oe tt TEEKG, LEIPZIG GRADUATE—CONSCIEN. thorough instruction in plano and voles reall at 1945 fee pa B.w., 6-7 p.m, Chevy Chase re tious, culture Write or uoll-2w' FRENCH ante > ENG SCHOOL Sart of Wi an. eel ree M. ounies Sheep Cc. PETTIG! my iyo” Fro, Satin Kahne 0. heated by hot wi Joining houses, mer for $8,000. Get permit to inspect at our of- BECK & WELLER, 602 F st nw. nol2at |ALE—EAST CAP. ST. BETWEEN 7TH AND cabinet mantels; WASHINGTON MCRTGAGE LOAN ©O.,610 F N.W. fice. FOR 5. Sth sts, bay-window brick ‘house; 9 root ieee ae te Oe ee peep bractc time fo sult the Convenience of the borrower, ant any part pald reduces the cost of carrying the Wadi Hon to the amount, pald- Jel6-tr “ ee MONEY TO LOAN—$1,000 UPWARD AT 5 PER cent; RO. ete., at 6 per cent. on ae ‘estate. i Delis £65 et ce how. FOR SALE—2D ST. S.E., PRESSED-BRICK Bay- window house; 6 rooms, bath and recepti cellar; cabinet mantels; newly papered; a. big bargain at $2,500, on easy terms.” B WELLER, 602 F st. now. FOR SALE QTH ST. SE. ai rig bay-window house: ani | 3IONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED = Ri es am. 7" Dag in — from Kp ont tate at 5 per — interest. ial TY, REAL, 2 0.” quicl haser. Terms reasonable. 3 Freee ‘ments. amonnis BECK & WELLER, W2 F st. nw. nol2-3t fpecialty. PMTVERE & RUTHERFORD. FOR SALE-THREE HANDSOME NEW HOUSES 1307 F st. o.w. on U st. bet. Ist and 2d sts. nw; 7 ception ‘hall. bath SOME FSLORY AE TAG 6 Ca OnE OH ‘approved nd cellar; ‘finished in i'in bard District “eal ectates De tiled hearths ~ naa tts latest sere os plumbing ; "heated iok mb9-tr qs Frat, eae es only $4: MONEY TO LOAN ON ak rare AT 5 PER ‘month For further rticulars amly. : sus W. MALLERY & 06, 0 Pat. bie ene SE othe, ey interest period. del SA\DERSON'S HOTEL, ANS APOLIS. MD. ed abundant wodern fearing, ‘ba:b rng. tah i Wy SANpEiaos SA ice Bars, "eae tea Wasi'x DANEXHOWER, 1411 G st. nw. UN NDERTAKERS. _ W.R. Speare, Undertaker & Embalmer, 900 F Street Northwest. Bverything strictly frst<lass ard on the most Red Star Line. Ip YoU WANT house ai tilt “by Pa. ave. Bew and well-built 6 and 7-room hoases’| MONE! NT & TUKPIN, loam a n0l2-t 1428 N. Y. ave. mol-tf tae - Miss Halgtead’s ret, Mao will jeonet! OC ocr, bat 18 at 1817 Cor. of Miss om ©. Robinson, torberig at te Wena Ba THE E_STUART_SCHOOL / ane oe Conn. ave. itt fat, sea for girls, Primary, ate '___ EDUCATIONAL. IN WASHINGTOR. The Berlitz way of teaching a foreign language PIANOS AND ORGANS, JOHN F. ELLIS & CO., Established PIANOS FOR SALE or RENT. have a personal interest in the progress of | LOW PRICES. FASY TERMS. sate ‘are especially Special discount for cash. SSoragement, Ail" anguege sg given eve oe Pianos tuned, repaired, moved and packed. John F. Ellis &Co., Berlitz School, Proprietor and Principal, suinl23 Fourteenth St. N.W. MME. VAN DERVER, The Renowned ‘Adept In Palmistry, FOR SALE—LOTS. rr FOR SALE—as \ A WHOLE OR IN PART, LARGE Jot, corner of N. H. ave. and Riggs st. 0.w., with a Spies ‘on the avenue of 105; containing only code ‘This is very desirable place for oF ,Partment house; terms easy, Now in Washington, repeating her New York gic : sy Fp dam htammeay, o28 noi-3t LOUIS MAKER, 920 F now. | ‘wonderful ability oo forecast the future—make her readings of the hand of remarkable interest. He 10 to 1-2 to 5 Siudio,a176G Spa 9 © te OKELEY SCHOOL. FOR SALE_AT A ee IN, IF PURCHASED AT once, a choice lot, 251100, on 18th st. near Co- Iunbia road, adjoining fine ‘new Improvements and 2 lines of electric cars. This specu nol3-3t LOUIS P. SHO! EMAKER, FOR SALE—AT A BARGAIN Ya ladies and little ‘hildren. 3a ing lot on 2ist bet. N and Dupont Clete, Mle ia We arr ee areca ats | neds St LOUIS P- SHOEMAKER, “020 F nw. ane SALE—CHOICE BUILDING LOTS OR ACRE- Lawrence $800 oF Elocution oy onda, road aid Great Falla let 934 F n.w. Mod. terms. VOI recitals, plays; 2 trial lessons; Paris *" French, French conversation; no gtammar; infallible method of gaining full ‘command of all’ the French Yerbs, as well a3 to think in French. Statistical proof. Classes or private lessons, ly for cir- eur tg Prof. F. P. COLETTE: NDORFF. no8- PIANO. Monthly Reway. easy terms; monthly payment 26 class lessons, $5. es ete. . 937 Dat. bw. Room’ 30 oc21-Im FOR SALE—CHRAP—LOTS 197 FT. FRON oN park; paved; screr aint wan; fine site for of houses, W. C. DODGE, 700 th saw FOR SALE-S.W. CORNER OF 16TH AND _T sts. aw, Sontag foct on 16th st. and 100 elley in rea: 12 Sth st. nw. GuIrar, MANDOLIN AND BANJO TAUGHT AT 1816 L st. n.w.; preparing students for teachers a specialty; terms reasonable. nol3-1m* The Quick Traim FOR EXCHANGE INCUMBERED © LOT, 10x100 ft., on T st. near 12th n.w., for a 3-stozy. brick house tn n.w.; will pay difference Sa comh Addrees Box 51, Star office. clalists on coachii FOR EXCHANGE-FINE PROPERTIES = 7 Shorthand. egg Teperters House) SECTIONS, some without tncambranes. wat i ve. yout SPECIAL BARGAINS Jn fine houses THE DRILLERY, 2.W.; smaller properties a part pay: estos 504 11th st., 1st floor. tent. FRANK D. JONAS, Iai ¥. Roig TEWis TEACHER oF —— | PYF EXcHANGE— MES. GEORGE C. LEWIS, TEACHER OF valuable store on one of the best business Ria chi a ape gia exacted, | Staci tag eae gu a oe : i NI BG-12t° STUDIO, 1321" Whitney ave. n.w. eee eee a wet go WOMAN’S LAW CLASS. FOR EXCHANGE — ROW OF NEW_¢-ROOM Course the equivalent of other law schools. for available butldlog lots or taedianesised hoeee rractors: n09-6t Ellen 8. Musser, Atty-ntLar, 470 La. av ee Emma M. Gillett, Atty-at-Law, 802 F no12-2w: MK. nat TNAM'S BANES, 14th and G nw. | PROPOSALS. September aos 4 TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE SUPER Preparation for colleges. “universities and tech- | Sisine Architect, potie al vee sved at this mae a s7.— Sealed proporais 4 PIANOS AND ORGANS. dmmediatelyethereaticr, for aul he labor ant ‘mae terials required to tower clock for the U. S. Poet Ofte rt Washington, D.C. tn accordance with the aw and ificat Washington, right is reserved to ,, “ or all to walve any defect ori Droop’s Music House. formality in any ‘bid should be’ deemed in She interest of the government to do 80. must be inclosed in envel sealed ai “Proposal for Tower Clock for the U. 8. Post Office, Washington, D.C.” and addressed’ to TAMESS KNOX TAYLOR, Sapervising Architect. n5-f,m,w6t LADIES GOODS. WHITE AND BLACK LACES DONE Op x first-class Parisian style; lace curtains glalty. | Iish point curtains cleaned like new. per pair. MME. VIBOUD'S OLD STAND. iis hth se18-2m* =y marked, Last Week of Gifts. Our “goth Anniversary” offer of a Mandolin, Guitar, Banjo or Music Box with every piano sold closes with this Saturday night. HAVING GIVEN UP = FUR BUSINESS, 1 leamre in nding to trons Special prices on all new and sec- Brvetial furore Sue eae Agen te Wie DENTISTRY. need and Guitars. Ali Music =e See ss - E. E DRCO SONS, Bede stores ing, ee fn ota A het Ein Extracting, 50c. = itor AND CfHER LEADING PIANOS, Adora! Fillings, Crowns, Bridges, etc. 925 Pa. Ave. It aa prices, ach aepartment ta fiavwe ot'an ex long ‘experience. Fa wdents. “All work guaranteed” See’ larger S Beatal Ass’n, Zh ana MEDICAL. MANLY VIGOR AND NERVE POWER RESTOR! using a bottle or two of Dr. Brothers’ ting cordial. There is no remedy equal to Us, Used 50 yea-s in this city. 906 B st. .w. Dr. Leatherman. Expert specialist in the cure of all special dis- gases of mien and women. Consultation free. Hours: 9 to 12, 2 to 5; Tues., Thurs. and Sat. scree 7 to S 602 F nw. ‘Closed on Sunday. oc! u 5 Picking Up Piano Bargains. People will tell you almost invariably, “go see what’ the Plano Exchange is off Perhaps they've done particularly well, hve. Yon can do as well. $17. cash Piano offer is the star ba now. A fine upright, originally $1 Our Pianos trom $300 up are the finest instruments of thelr Kind in the world, The Piano Excange, 915 Pa. ave. Special, inducements for the ‘exchange of Haines 5-20tf and other Square Pianos. THE CHORAL SOCIETY. Its Plans for Concerts This Season— We thought Rehearsing the “Messiah.” our business for The Choral Society, one of the oldest and SEPTEMBER most favorably known of the various musical organizations with which this city Was Splendid, is favored, is now hard at work upon the But material for its regular series of concerts. The first concert of the season will be the presentation of Handel’s “Messiah,” ‘Tuesday, December 28, thus keeping up the established practice of the last five years, which practice has also been widely adopt- ed in other cities by similar organizations, of rendering this work during the Christ- mas holidays. There seems to be an es- pecial fitness in the rendition of this mas- terplece of oratorio music at that time. The society hor-3 that a considerably augmented chorus may be secured for its presentation. There is still room for a few more voices, particularly tenors and altos. New members have been taken in at every rehearsal, but the “Messiau” is most ef- fectively presented by a very full chorus and an increased membership is desirable. Rehearsals ‘are held every Monday night from 7:30 to 9:30 o'clock at Sheldon’s Hall, No. 1004 F street northwest, between 10th and 11th streets, and all who desire to join the society should present themselves at any regular rehearsal. No initiation fee is required at present. The work of the society this season, up to the present time, has been confined to a few of the numbers for the second, or “American Composers’ ” concert, but this evening the first rehearsal of the “Messiah” will take place, and all of the remaining rehearsals up to December 28, the date of its rendi- tion, will be devoted to that work; and it would be well for those prospective mem- bers who have been waiting for the “Mes- siah” rehearsals to begin to join the so- ciety next Monday night if possible, or if not at the earliest possible date thereafter. The names of the soloists who have been engaged for the “Messiah” concert, coupled with the fine chorus work for which this society is so famous, insure a production of this oratorio which will not be inferior to that given in any other city this year. The soloists will be as toliows: Mme. de Diaz-All |. soprano; Miss Fielding Roselle, contralto; Mr. _—— C. Towne, tenor; Mr. Ericsson Bushnell, OCTOBER was a “RECORD BREAKER,” NOVEMBER bids fair To Surpass Both. “STRAWS SHOW WHICH WAY THE WIND BLOWS.” Sanders & Stayman, Leading Piano, Organ and Music House In the City. percy 8. rosrsr, Manager. and 1827. F st. nw. aS IN THE MUSIC LINE.” n018-31 STEINWAY GRAND, IN ELEGANT CONDITION, easy terms it new Upright Pia een prlght from $25 pr at’ $3 ‘Gente per yao WORCH, Somer nee Agency. Se Remember bow we spell word Pianos for rent, moved and packed. Grand, Square And Up ri ght. eeee have branch warerooms, *' an] 7 on are Je ES DIRECTLY with the Chas. M. Stieff, §2t, Eley Eleventh Ssh N.W., near r. ctory Experts. oe ic Conliff, Manager. | : See (Opposite THE GREATEST PIANO DISPLAY iss Roselle is now a resident“of New york. ‘but formerly lived in Washington. While favorably known in local circles be- fore leaving this city, during her resiaence in New York opportunities for concert singing not enjoyed here have been im- proved, and the Choral Soci ‘KHABE, the latter at mabe oat at lov, pie Pianos For Reat. ‘Tuning, Repairjng and Moving. Wm. Knabe & Co., 1422 2 Penn. Ave. Ne. Ww. L == =SSSS=3 THE Y. M. C. A. MAKESAPPEAL. Calls Upon Christian People to Observe a Week of Prayer. E@ort in Behalf of © Association’s Proposed New Home—Should Be Attractive. A letter has been prepared by the man+ agers of the Young Men's Christian Asso- ciation of this city addressed to the Chris- tian men and women of the city of Wash- ington. The world's committee of the Y. M. C. A., composed of representatives of all evangelical denominations, calls upon the Christian people to set aside November 14 to 20 as a week of prayer for young men and for the institution whose mission it is to work for them. To this end the committee asks the Chris- tian people of the city to make this week a season for special prayer for the young men, and that the Master may richly bless the effort made to secure a new building. ahere are in our city peculiar tempta- tions,” it? is stated, “which come with double force to the vast numbers of young men who come to the national capital from. country districts, To Elevate and Educate. “We believe that the Christian church of this city should make the one institution whose doors stand ever open to the stranger, as well as the resident young man, so sorely beset with temptations, and under which so many fall, a place so beau- tifully and completely furnished that eve! ry young man may find within its walls every- thing he shall need or desire to make the association a home that shall refine, ele- vate, educate and point him to the Master. “An active Christian Association is a gain to the church; its doors are open during the hours the doors of the church are closed, and it stands -ever *pointiug young men to the church. The Christian workers developed within the association stand pamong the foremost in the active work of the church. “A Young Men's Christian Assoctation building for the 40,000 young men of our city can be secured if we have the co-opera- tion of the public generally. “We have few wealthy citizens who feel the responsibility of seeing that such an institution is esteblished, as in some other places, and it is earnestly hoped that every member of the church will feel a responsi- bility, both in prayer and effort, for this great movement. “To this end, again we ask the Christian people of the city to make November 14 to 20 a sedson for special prayer for the young men, an] that the Master may richly biess the effort made to secure a new building.” List of the Signers. The letter is signed by the following: Charlies E. Foster, S. W. Woodward, J. B. Larner, J. H. Lichiiter, L. Cabell William- son, B. H. Warner, G. W. F. Swartzell, A. M. Lothrop, W. H. H. Smith, T. A. Hard- ing, W. K. Butler, W. B. Gurley, C. W. Needham, H. B. F. Macfarland, H. W. Olmsted, Anson 8. Taylor, John B. Sleman, ir., Charles F. Nesbit, W. B. Robison, W. A. H. Church, J. M. Hoge and F. A. Stier. A Pawe has been gotten out by the Y. M. C. A., stating that 40,000 men in this city need @ new Y. M. C. A. building, and asking for funds to erect it. The ¥. M. C. A. is now housed in part of the ruins left by fire. The land, costing $35,000 in 1882, is now worth $94,000. Twenty feet additional front has been bought. The sum of $125,000 will construct a new building, six stories and basement, which will furnish all fa- cilities for attracting the young men. For the 40,000 young men of this city a home will be provided, with all the pleas- ures of one’s own fireside, good compan- ions, good books and papers, cheerful par- lors and game room, swimming and shower baths, gymnasium, bowling alley and bi- cycle stable. entertainments, lectures, lt- erary and other societies, a business col- lege with every facility for education at a nominal price, and a hundred other ad- vantages under Christian influences, which would establish and hold to their moral course theusands of young men. W. B. Miller, secretary of the interna- tional committee of the Y. M. C. A., will be here during the week. Services will be conducted piehtly, beginning at 8 o'clock, at the Y. M. A. building. ne HORACE WHITE’S VIEWS. His Replies to Quest Monetary Co: ission. The monetary commission has ‘received from Mr. Horace White answers to the in- terrogatories addressed by the commission to financiers and others throughout the ccuntry. In answer to the questions re- garding the maintenance of the gold stand- ard, Mr. White says: “I would recommend the redemption, re- tirement and cancellation of all legal ten- der notes as a first step. Probably the sil- ver certificates and silver dollars would thereafter remain. at par with gold, like the outstanding thalers cf Germany, and would not be presented for redemption in any considerable amount, being needed, like the smaller silver coins, for circulation in retail trade. After the retirement of the legal tender notes we should be able to see better what to do next.” Mr. White thinke that for the purpose of facilitating the use of existing silver cur- rency, the smallest denomination of United States notes to be put in circulation should be ten dollars at first; but this should be made a matter of experiment, the object being to determine the dimensions of the field of circulation which will absorb the silver currency, leaving the rest to bank notes. In regard to the legal tender notes, Mr. White favors the gradua) but entire with- Grawal of the treasury notes of 1890, and of the United States notes, on the ground that there is no certainty, and can be no certainty, that the government will always redeem them in gold. Redemption or non- redemption is a political issue to be fought over in elections, and must remain so as long as this kind of paper is outstanding. Mere uncertainty is always a drawback to business prosperity. Failure of redemption would be bankruptcy, public and private. Mr. White believes that in process of time it will not be possible to rely upon national bonds as security for bank note issues, because of the extinction of the Public debt. In reply to the question whether any safe and practicable plan can be devised for using other securities, he says that he thinks not. He believes that 50 per cent of the paid-up and unimpair- ed capital of the bank should be the limit of the note issues and that a cash reserve should be held for the redemption of notes, “the same as now provided by law for de- posits, viz.: 25 per cent in ‘reserve cities’ end 15 per cent elsewhere, with the right te keep three-fifths of said 15 per cent & the reserve cities. There is no difference by the ef the bank or in a clearing house deposi- tory. “In general, I approve of = plan adopt- Debating Club's Dinner. The Pro and Con Debating Club held its fourth anniversary dinner at Freund's Ban-