Evening Star Newspaper, November 20, 1897, Page 5

, FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR RENT—HOUSES. UNFURNISHED. UNFURNISHED, FOR RENT— 1311 20 nw. 9r(far}. $85.00 w of Del 40.6) 49, 221 9th st sw, ch st nw. 16.50 3i9 SC. 3.49 917 Gr 212.30 E cor 128K :e,6r.10.39 4 5 #31 2d st ne, 4r. 1379 H st ne, Sr. SE cor 15€B ne, 1622'S Cup st. 2d ff 926 Pomeroy, ‘ Ir 1126 NH av.tr-8.00 620 R'r 148 P st mw.4r..8.60 1153 24 ‘The above is only a portion of the proj books. 1 list call at office for bul 2435 12ti nw, 12r, 419 12th se, Gr... .13.30 op the Ist end 1th, THOS. E. WAGG H $100.00 1429 Md Br. 13.30 nolS-tu-th&s 3 aren fee ae ay Cane a —— = = 30.00 ith epee et FOR RENT_BY R. 0. HOLTZMAN, REAL ES | 965 orn nw (1 708 12th se. Gr... TSO 616 fe. Wr. $83.32 L46 Riggs st. Sr ees Jong fave, ior aieGa Es Fe Dene, arden FOR RENT—VERY CHEAP, AT $12.80. FIRST H14 Sundi"d p oth nw. 10r. Sr.” and bath CONVEN- nw, 12 © st. 10 1G 12th’n.w.: 7r., ba.: $25.50 mo. 7 Ath, Wr. - b nw, 9 STONE & FAIRFAX, 806 F st. nw. honw, 16r.. 60.09 1211 Fay it ee es ay 144% W st, iN BUFF BRICK HOUSE, m) 1451 W st, ; 6 rooms and bath; large ua ase WY st. ie lar gent, $2; key at 228 Fla. ave, peed eds OC Ee J. RIORDAN, Sth and Va. ave. s. 5.09 202 1 nw. 7 410 eth nw, 12r..) 50.09 1433 D ny st, 12r.. Te.00 1225 oth 46 Oregon av T1r-50.90 433 Dm ” “gen av. ltr. mw) 1237 Oth Oregon ay, ?Ir. 1321 M. apt. 4r..- 103 H nw, Sr& v7 I nw. lir 51S 4th nw. Sr. 11 12th 1217 Pla 14th HED HO! Eegant rooms in Da" ing, fireproof, fro: $20 to F150 cach. Cor 10th & F, 5 rs, en suite, ail fr mt sterm heat 1211 F nw, 2d He = 1211 F ow, 3d 1.6¢.; STORES. 402 9th Warehou-e near B & © (0ux50) 214 6th st nw. 160 1612 RT ev (res 1332 Mass av ( nels oR 13. .65.6) 1314 Union ew, 149.85 1318 Union sw, 6r 120/50 2 rs 2a ft rr 14.30 136 E st s>, ir. 50 126 E st re, Gr. 128 E st se, Tr. tate and Insurance Broker. 1oth and F sts. n.w. m 1607 D ne, Sr. ICES. (39 F nw, 2r. -$83.23 911 D nw (rear). .2.18.00 471 sw. .$100.00 av sw, 5r. 13.20 Gr. 10, FOR RENT—BY B.F.SAUL,S.E. COR.7TH&L N.W. 1784 Core'n,12r&b. $62.00; 1609 Marion st,7r,D. 513 6th, 18r, Tha. . 65.00) 643 L sw, Zr, 1006 M. 12r, ba } 1122 6th, or, ba. 2106 Ist, 9r, ba 119 N Y'av, 7r, 50 20.00] at reasonable rent. 30.00} 1233 7th, sto&dwg.45.00 25 5z| 2030 7th, sto&sta. 25.00 28.00! 504 10th, large sto.40.00 28.00} 2007 Vt ‘av.7r,b(col)22.5) 35.50] F700 Teh. Gr,b (col) .22. 5 1510 30th, 7r, ba. 20 R ne. lor, ba: 105 F, Gr, ba. nol8 FOR RENT— 001 M st ow... 150.00 1912 Sunderland place. = Soe 134_ Cor st. > 50 rcoraD + 300 14.00 S ROOMS; ALL 1N terms, $15 per month.’ CHAS. s.w. cor. F and 10th ste. n. 1618-th,s,tu-3t* st se, 4r FOR RENT—" a» 1s,tuith ROBERT BE. BRADLES, 13)3 F st. T—BEAUTIFUL WHITE _ STONE. r. and 3 b.; large grounds and stable: on Col. Hts.; location unsurpassed; only $1,209 Jer year. 2931 15th. st.; Gr. and b.} a.m. F.W. McREYNOLDS, 1321 G st. YEARS, A LARGE use on Washington Heights, containiaz large lot: property overlooks the city and is near car line. Apply to CHARLES W. HANDY, G10 13th st. now. nw, w, Tr. nw nw, Sr. ave ne, 21.00 115.00 210.00 USES SEE FUR- a ne, 6r. FOR A nice 9-room house near Dupont Circle: $35.50 month. Apply CHARLES EARLY, _nol3-13t 615 14th st. MONEY-WANTED & TO LOAN gio e rooms, st Line ‘Atlan- build- \ ON APPROVED DISTRICT real estate at 5 and 6 per cent. KR. H. T. LEIPOLD, ne20-Im. S.W. cor. 13th and F sts. MONEY ALWAYS ON HAND TO LOAN ON AP- proved District real estate, in sums Xo sult, at and 6 per cent; commission nominal. ALBERT FF F st. nw. no20-tf st mw... .$50.00 THE EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 189724. PAGES, FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE_AT A BARGAIN, TO CLOSE AN ES- tate—Brick, No. 1213 11th st. n.w. (now Se geod location; 8 rooms, bath, &e.; price, $3,20). Three-story brick, No. 1618 $th st. n.w.; 10 rooms, bath, &c.; ‘lot 20x120 to alley; will be sold cheap; now vacsnt; former price, $6,500; Row $5,000. ALBERT F. FOX, 920 F et. n.w. FOK SALE_AT THE LOW PRICE OF $5,500, A 9room CORNER house; lot 40x90; pear two car ue in'2 years: this property te valued at $100, ine in 2 years; ‘this pro valued at $7,000. It STONE & FAIRFAX, 806 F st. new. FOR SALE—DON'T! DON'T! DON'T! THINK OF BUYING A HOUSE WITHOUT SEEING OUR NEW CATALOGUE OF HOUSES FOR SALE— THE MOST COMPLETE EVER PRINTED. It STONE,& FAIRFAX, 806 F st. n.w. FOR SALE—$8,200 WILL BUY THIS ELEGANT house_ on Columbia Heights—_NO_ BETTER BUILT HOUSE EVER OFFERED. . Six bed rooms: front and back stairways: tiled bath; porcelain tub; 4 rooms on Ist hot water eat. It is worth your time to look at this house, even if you don't want to buy. It STONE & FAIRFAX, 806 F st. n.w. FOR SALE—$10,000 18 CHEAP FOR A HAND- some new residence on Washington Heights; lot 25x150, alley. It STONE & FAIRFAX, 806 F st. n.w. FOR SALE—ON THE HEIGHTS, WEST OF 14TH a well-built 12-room brick ‘dwelling; lot 35x magnificent view: very cheap at $11,000. FOR SALE—New 2-story and cellar brick; 4 rooms on each floor: lot 20x150, alley; near 14th and Yale sts; $11,000. fC : FOR SALE—A FINE CORNER—A BEAUTIFUL view from all rooms. ALSO A VERY FINE Can be purehawed at a low price; one locations on “The Heights,” being ner of 14th st. and Kenesaw 3. beantifully decorated; THE Y BEST HOT WATER HEATING SYSTEM; most complete electric appliances; Tot _25.6x126; MUST BE INSPECTED TO BE FULLY APPRE- CIATED. STONE & FAIRFAX, 806 F st. nw. It FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE— HO! SALE— A new dus wenirelid aides at a baryaia, Oe: — lumbia Heights. 1 got rant an attractive me. ™ Why Wait Till Spring home at your own Why Wait TH 8) y¢ J9HN SHERMAN, before making up Four mind chout becoming the no20-tt a5 10 14th at. owner of your home? Every month’s rent might POR SALE—COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, ELRGANT 10-room house; cost ewner $10,000; for $8,500; bargain. Also, $100 down, balance on your ows terms, G-room brick;a.m.t-; well located. nw. 500; lot 16x106. ly to W. P. LOCK. Wood: Owner, 700 30th D029-3t* FOR SALE-- inst a= well be going toward paying for your 16th st. n.w.—Beautiful 7-room brick dwelling; all modern improvements. Reduced over $2,000 to clore an estate. Price oniy. S28 (000 25th st. near Pa. ave. n.w.—New stone and brick dwelling; 9 rooms and tiled bath room; het water heat; small cash payment, balance month- ly. Price $5,500 Send us complete description of your properties, city or country; we can offer you good fair ¢x- changes for your equity. Send for our latest bulletin—containing full list PRICE" ONLY $650, “ONL s6so, A nice little frame ‘ta the’ growing part of the northeast, now rented for $5 per month. This Property inuet be eed, and we will submit all offers. 1 WESCOTT,, WILCOX & HIESTON, of houses and lots for sale or exchange. n020-3t F 1907 Pa. ave. nw. WESCOTT, WILCOX & HIESTON, Fon SALE = nol3-s,tu,th,s 1907 Pa. ave. DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLING, FOR SALE-NICE 6 ROOMS; WATER, LA- With trobe, range; $1,000; $50 h, $19 month. Lot 40x100 feet, on 4th st. n.w., near N. Y. ave. | OWNER, 110 12th at. s.e. nol2-if Which the owner, a nou-resideni, must dispyee of. | Fon—caLE—@ ROOMS; ALL MODES Price, only. Reet - $3, 6 Si IMPS; NY ENCOTT. WILG Ss bay window; brick; a fine hous»; $2,600; 1n020-8¢ eer Oot ark $100 cash, $15 month. OWNER, 110 "-2th et. Be. tf FOR SALE—TWO OF THE FINEST DWELLINGS in Columbian College subdivision, cor. 15th and Binney sts.; 12 rooms each; magnificently fini FOR SALE— “ANOTHER GREAT BARGAIN” Offered By the owner to close an ert: It consists of é ed; will be sold cheap and on good terms. Apply two frames, one occupied as a stove, with lot = a 28 feet trout by depth of 122 feet to B0-foot alley, | 0, Owner, CHAS. C. DUNCANSON, 9th and. D ‘on 23d°st., north of Wasbington Circle. Liss eorret Price, only... .-. Be -§2,800 | FOR SALE_OR EXCHANGE— * WESCOTT, WILCOX & HIESTON, Valuable business property, situated at “Nos. 314 At 1907 Pa. ave. nw. 316 Sth st. S39 a pa ‘space, consiet ¥ 3 —— | ing of a substantial rick store, 3 stories and cel- FOR SALE— lar, almost covering the entire lot. Inquire at SPLENDID PROPERTY, On I st. n.w. near Pa. ave. Desirable 2-story brick dwelling, with let 23%x room No. 25, Ames buildiag, 1410 G t FOR SALE—SACRIFICE — 1613 22D steam heat; 22 ft. front 100 to alley in rear, Price, only. =. $8,500 000; $7,500 trust at 5 per WESCOTT, WILCOX & HIES'TON 1620. Also 624 7th n.e. (corner); 6 rooms: no20-3t 1907 Pa. ave. nw. ‘NER, 210 FE n.w. FOR SALE—FAST CAPITOL 8T, BET. 711 AND | POR SALE—TO SETTLE AN ESTATE, THREE 4 For SALE— nC A NEW 8th sts., fine bay-window brick house; @ reoms | story p.b. houses, on I st. n.w. between 13th and Frou house; cellars fereace: lot 40-300 valley: | and "bath, amd,; finest location om the hilly | Lath ats: lots Teetda ft. to SO alleys grand on 1Dth st. n.w.: adjoining house sold for $8,000, | Price reduced to $6,300; terms eney. site for an apartmert hovre. D. M. OGDEN, tt STONE & PAIRPAX. 806 F at. ee ne20-3t BECK & WELLER. 602 F st. now. Executor, 1624 P st. n.w. no2-Im* SALE Yi 3 | FOR SALE—2D ST. $B. PRESSED FOR SALE—STRICTLY MODERN HOMES ON— ee euice i Tie Reauttaer | bay-window house: “6 rooms and” hat , MASSACHUSETTS AVE., street: whole front ef stone; 15 rooms: modern | Cabinet. mantels and a.m.i.; convenient to cur NEW HAMPSHT in every respect; lot 22.6x100; can sell at an extremely low price. SEE OUR LIST OF FIRST- CLASS HOU: & FAIRFAX, 806 F st. n.w. It STC FOR SALE-NORTH SIDE OF “Q” ST. BET. 17th and 18th; stone house; 10 rooms; lot 20x 100; $14,000. FOR SALE—An unusvally well-built new 12- room brick and stone dwelling; lot 21x100, alley, hear Scott Circle; $16,0C0. FOR SALE—A ‘magnificent new 12-room dwell- ing-on P st.; lot 22x125; 20-ft. paved alley; $16,000. ‘West of 16th st.. a bargain in a k and stone dwelling; 2 bathi It STONE & FAIRFAX. 806 F st. n.w. A FEW GOOD LOANS FOR SALE, AT THEIR face and accrued interest. JOHN SHERMAN, G10 14th st. $15.60 -10.00 FOR RENT—UNFURNISHED— 1333 16th st 1411 Hi st. desirable furnished houses. FITCH, FOX & BROWN, ED—DIRECT. $3,500; FINE IMPROVED 3 well located; 6 per cent Interest; gilt- anted immediately. Ai builders’ loans a specialty. < & WELLER, 602 F st. _ \ AT 5 PER CENT; PLENTY OF FIVE Pi MONEY IN SUMS For RENT Of $1,000. to. $35.00 a 4 bath: 329 Oak ACTION eT Dek eae meee a ices STONE & FAIRFAX, 806 F st. n.w CHAS. NES. | ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS ON HAND Lith “aud G sis. ) DELAY IN CLOSING Washington city or cout RENT—1002 MST. N.W front; 14 rooms; 2 bath zooms and cella) hot water heating; all iu best order; $ . in sums of $800 and upwai on same day of application. ES W. HANDY, 610 13th st. nw. IN SUMS TO SUIT. DAVIS & STURTEVANT, mouth. - GEO. W. LINK! scl7-tf S00 19th st. nw. FOR_KEN = A $12 17h, 19", $4,000 per an. Near Stott 's station, Itt ‘st. Hi lor, | 24s. 21,300.00 2517 1 LATS Lit 1022 Ver ave. ‘14 14st K nw, 13r.-21 3e43 BP nw, ~ 125.00 1330 NY av nw,12r.125.00 1440 1417 Mass av “14r.125.00 1355 1925 N st ow.1ir. 100.00 1806 Kix iGuy toca uw, Tr-10v.00 Gz E st Takoma Park, Car- 106 it roll ave, I3r.- -100.00 1702 Kt st 1853 Jeff ‘pl, IST JeJerson pl,tirs3 i Lita st, £. 1G6ta st. Tir. Now. Yar jes st.117.75.00 takomd Park, Lir. we, b S11 13th ow, 60.00 vit Es OF 45.00 2 45.00 recran st nw, f. 10r Lr. -4, Y & 1 TOF FURNISH UMN. THOMAS J. FI nol3-tt Fun KEN‘ ‘The best six-room and t dw in this city for. the papered throughout; Tirge closet. in . A first-class repair. v5 3d st. n.w House M. A. BALL open for inspection. au24-tf G10 1ith st. n.w. BFL SAUL, ar state, a ns rolo-tf 1035 ‘es ON REST ESTATE mn ME 12-ROOM HOS $4.00. ; hot water heat; No. 203 THEO. A ; 6 rooms, bat mantels, latrobes, range: as, bet an Water. ‘muh; $1630 per month. Appl MCRTGAGE LOAN €O..610 F N.W. Capitel st. Joan you any sum you want, large or — small. on furniture, pi horses, wagons, ete., KENT Sithout removal oJ : st. n.w.: 9 rooms and bath; Any business with ¢ tly confidential, and lition; Tot ts @0 fee you can get the money the day you ask for It. makes a grand pl: Loans can te paid in part or in full at any | rent reduced to $4). time to suit the convenience of the borrower, and GEO. & CO. any part pai cost of carrying the nold-3t E joun oy mene nt ee = <2 FES |ORTGAGE CO. FOR KENT COTTA (cor. 7 rvoms; large yard. sree: tes S10_¥ : —————EE pol MONE UPWARD AT 5 PER all i PRIEBU at 5 respect e ainounts a FOR RENT ity. z furnace.’ wash trays. &e.: $52.59. £9 S. i SCE wo; 9 reoms, bath, furn: sh trays, = = : jae is us, “bath, ke 325 | MONEY TO JOAN AT 5 AND 6 PER CENT ON OOM AND BATH = r Metropolitan ests. on SH wide ave. HEISKELL & McLERAN, 1005 F st. TEE Gis none pec cent fee-tt —” _GASCH BNOS.. 1367 F st. aw. a : iF YOU WANT TO BORROW, LOAN, BU $24 a, 1k Sweo Let dete, seu BPS Ce ee , i er GE SOL Lito Pear oe rkaG ca time and money. “J. EAKIN' GAL T301Wait “sto. 30.00 4b W410 Va av aw.fat, 3212 W: 3r&b . <== 2.00 1247 1505 Meridian av, Mc P, 6 &b. 22) 10th ne, Gr&b. 18.50 Liz» Ke me 1S FOR RENT— Sats. butt b.. » Ssty. b., AST. reoms: 2 2etory brick, Zstery brick, Zstory brick, 2story brick, reoins, M T 11-ROo : riage m0. FOR REN1—14615 20TH ST. a.m.t: furnace heat; near Do reduced to $45 per mo. 4 to ec 12r. 100.00 i2uz NC st. Or WO UL GLY ver pl 10) * Yet. lor). 5u.u0 Chevy liytown rd,l0r.—~| NE er pllie.59.09 "pect sts. st, lve tS . perfect order: i9 Ho now. rooms and rooms and ce rooms, b and cel 20.50 rooms, iA MADE ARRANGEMENTS WITH A_CAP- oe ftalist. 1 can place $75,000-at 5 per cent. “No de- 1738 AND 1772 “F" ST. é lay if property and papers are G. Ke. ete.; a.m.t.; rent reduced to $50 per | J. EARIN G x eB6 13th ot, cor. Faw. nol3-tt MONEY TO LOAN est_rates of inte builders’ loans. : Reem 23. Ohio 3 1404 G st. now. a st ITY REAL ESTATE. rates. Also installment L. O. DeLASHMUTT, 1421 G st. nw. AT VERY LOWES ate securit INGS. 1500 Pa. . D. tel. 1 $1,000,000 “10 LOAN ON Any" umount. . plan. horte MONEY IN SU vt » Arling- 3 pl. Sr. AN BORRO' : + D Et, Yr , planes, interests in estates, tw, 10r trust notes and other collateral securities, without t. ior. wal or publicity. Apply 512 13th st. nw. TO LOAN AT 44 PER C ON AP- real extate, able Ba MAS DOWLING, 612 E st. nw. MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS To SUIT AT CL Tent Fates of inierest ou real esizte in the Dis- | trict of Columbia. i | Large loans a specialty. FITCH, FOX & BROWN, ited G st. MONEY TO LOAN . y SUMS TRED. aol-tr nw. Z NY av, $ su. Gr... “st Va ave foums). 20.00 time, which be money the low ential; no joan Is “uot MO% ivsurance TO LOAN ON poli ECOND ‘TR FOR Sal SEE US ABOUT THIS BARGAT We can sell the best home that has offered for the price, $4,700; cost present owners $6,500; near the 14th st. cars; 3 equares from the residence of Justice Harla near the Logan mansion; 8 cozy rooms and bath; front and back stairways: splendid range and furnace: 3 en- trances to cellar; lot and house 18 feet. wide; nearly 100 feet deep to alley. At this low price the purchaser should make $1,000 profit; title perf STONE & FAIRFAX. 806 F st. nw. NIFICENT RESIDENCE AT A on a through street. with outlook on a, avenne; one of the most desirable vest of 14th st. This elegant an immediate pu y $8,000 cash, . Beautiful front of stone : rly 24 feet front; running Dack to wide all e of the finest stables.in the city. Any looking for a strictly first- cee residence should net fail to see this bar- guln. FAIRFAX, 806 F st SHIONABLE A MAGNIFIC $12,.500—¢ A SPLENDID INVESTMENT. ACHUSETTS AVE. NEAR 13TH ST. ELEGANT THREE-STORY BRICK HO! Y LARGE ROOM DOUBLE PARLORS. 4 TWO DINING ROOM TWO BATH ROOMS. . GROUND WORTH $5 A FOOT. LOT 185x129. Very attractive front; alley in rear; southern exposure: fine apa:tmert for servants; two-story room for 4 HORS! and 3 CARY seen to be appreciated. Will M) per month. v MAKE THIS ID = OF A LIFETIM ‘This is one cf the very best squares on M. ae a FOR SAL sacrifice ffered for sale to settle an estate. sed-brick heust choice bed chambers; SY decorated; splendid ment feet front; 22d st. nw. r Mass. ave. “ONLY 88,000; ‘ea terms. This is a reduction of several thousa dollars from former price. It DAVID D. STONE & CC ww two-st¢ BALANCE » dwelling y artist bath briek dwellinj ted in the inost subst © only $4 (center not com and ar cellar and m.t. and central. oom bay-window Tr r all ce mit to fn KAISER, REAL ESTATE IN YHE DISTRICT. R. 0. HOLTZIAN, CGR. TH AND FS MONEY TO LOAN est rates of interest. h, ‘shed G per vent, on I. SAUNDERS € €O.. 1407 F st. ud kitchen approved District real estate; no del aes MoM. Jy? NEY TO LOAN ON REAT, ESTATE AT 5 PER + payment on principal in amounts of $500 OF more received at any interest period. F. H. SMITH & SONS, 1418 F st. n. deiS-tf ¥ TO LOAN IN SUMS TO N REAL security in the District of Columbia; no charges moderate. WaASH'N DANEXIHOWER, 1411 G st. n.w. i YOU WANT TO BORROW MONEY YOUR house and pry loan in monthly installments, oF buy a house In the t locations on Cupitol 15.75 ‘ard ct, 4r.. i $a 5a, 45.00 of 6th and N now, es cand tions: inspection to WM. HH. F xt. nw FOR Sale F on_the jine streets and S— $30,000), $35, $87,500, $45,000. Apply for a list’ of ‘desirable houses.. WM. H SAUNDERS & CO., 1407 F st. ‘T WILL BEAR 6 rooms and electric appl tion good; this 00, and in’ exceed! sp bufl brick front, gas fixtures, ¢ built to sell PARKER, 1418 F st. FOR-SALE—DO YOU WANT A 3-STORY, 9-ROOM, cellar, furnace, NEW Gust finished) ‘stone and dwelling in uinbin Heights for less than $6, Lock at 8312 13th st-: Kitchen on Ist floor; PARLOR, CH D DIN ROOM FLOORS PLAN iD) AND WAXED. The best and in this beautifai section for price. pleised. mead Ma Holmead_ave 1201-03-05 W! 14th st. n.w., 2b. of the above houses ih: with the utmost care and every tail carefull, studied. They should be scen io be appreciated. Open every day, including Sunday. MEYERS & ANDERSON, 1323 + owners. no20-3t oR SALE—HALF BLOCK FROM PA. AVE. ON 25th lot 20x54; 1,080 feet, with improve- 25 foot. Further information apply w., after 4 p. no20-3t* FOR SALE—OWING TO REMOVAL FROM Ci will sacrifice my nearly new S-room modern house; near Capftol. Address DESIRABLE D. Star office. it FOR SALE—402 D ST. N.E., NEAR STANTON Square." ‘I am authorized to sell this property and cellar $20.00 ar ? jar 20.59 9-3 NEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED REAL ESTATE — the pit of, eee in amounts to suit applicants, at a cent. _$19-tf) GEO. W. Lavktss, abo" at. \ APPROVED COLLATER b. and cel 20.50 b. and cel 20.50 M. PARKER, 41S F st. n. LOANS MADE Ox Le, such as tife policies, stocks, bonds, building as: Sociation shares, syadicate ‘certificates, ser delay. YERKES & BAKER, 1110 F st. (take ele- myS-tt aps-tt GOOD FOI WELL PEOPLE AND SICK ONES W.; 10 Rooms: pont Cirele; rent Liebig Company Extract of Beef. my2l-fanly nih farivg a cash payment and balance | for $3,800; fully worth $4,500; recently built; a 45m) | uoctbly ell and sce JOHN H- O'DONNELL. 25 | gf 800; ne convenience. ALLEN C. I Hil miy22-tf CLARK, F st. nw. s n020-3t* MONEY TO .N, IN SUMS TO SUIT. AT LOW- | FoR SAL 1409 HOWARD AVE., HOUSE 25 est ae sree opie honor cree pantate- Large ft. front; deep Hots 10 rooms a stable; just loans 1 = WALTER He ACK preted ona eared ; only $6,000; other cheap Pleasent. Apply to BRICE & LIPSCOMB, 612 14th si It FOR SALE—-IMPROVED—A GOOD HOUSE NEAR Dupont cirele; all improvements; ox $2,000, less than velue; wi'l sell at $8,000. GASCH BROS., 1307 F n020-3t FOR SALE- S27 DUPONT CIRCLE—ONE OF THE FINEST BRICK AND STONE HOUSES. near this fashionable center; 12 rooms, cellar and two tiled bath rooms; bet water heat; front lawn and large rear yard; price low and on very easy ferme. J. MARSHALL, Bt 508 1th st. n.w. FGR SALE—$3,800 — COLUMBIA HEIGHTS — A Urick and stone residence, containing 7 rooms, bath and cellar; every ‘improvement; mirror electric Lells, ete.; large lot, 17x127 } heated throughout by furnace and open grates; ‘terms, small cash ment, balanre monthly, same as rent. R. MARSHALL, 5e8 11th st. new. nu20-3t LAKG he, Wi “4 A AT u MD. Beautiful lawn. shade. fruit, RB. 8. DONALUSON, 620 10th st. ow. CONNECTICUT AVE. price only $2,850; on easy term CK & WE Ue. G CENT INVES ENT--TWO & roome each; lot 30x84.8 each; a big barguin at $00 for the two. no20-3t___- BECK & WELLER, 02 FOR SALE-17TH AND K STS. NN F 16TH ST. R. 1. AVE. I huve a large lst of the finest residences In this city for SALE, ranging in price from $6,009 to $225,000, many ‘of them the owners will not allcw advertised. © Owners have decided to meet buyers’ views. Call aud see me before purchasing. E. C. BAUMGRAS, FOR SALE--15 § frame houses. s. Tented at $6 per me Oar Meee aud ipeoneaioneea: ie eaves Tel. 1902. 1410 G st. n.w. beautifully finished and decorated; tiled 1 nol3-tf with porcelain tubs and nickel plumbing; par: | FOR SALE quet flooring; upen fireplaces; complete laindry. | ON EASY TERMS, SMALL*CASH PAYMENT, heated by hot water; open dally for inspec: BALANCE MONTHLY, | x tion; prices and terms on ay SEVERAL NEW HOUSES IN THE’ SOUTHEAST; no20-3t BECK & WEL FOR SALE-0TH ST. S.E. pressed brick bay: bi excellent terms reasonabl BECK & W5 CONTAIN SIX ROOMS, RECEPTION BATH AND CELLAR. ” PRICES, $1,600, $2.550 AND $3,200, ACCORDING TO SIZE AND LOca- ‘TION OF LOT. JOHN A. HAMILTON, TREASURER, 8e22-2m 520, 522 STH ST. NW. FOR SALE-FOR AMOUNT OF FIRST TRUST and expenses, 2015 3d st. n.w.; modern brick konse; six rooms and bath; on easy term: 0c20-4,tf H. L. RUST, 608 14th si RALL, © rooms and reduced to 062 F st. nw. MD. AVE. TOR SALELFACING CAPITOL PAH FOR SALE—2020 HILLYER PLACE; 9 ROOMS: nora a retires stories and and bath; corner house; will sell at’a very rea- rooms and bath; a.m.t.; suitable for M. aR ES H. ROZIER DULANY, d sell furnished. if desired; price $23,506 é 320 Fa BECK & WE FOR SALE—ELEGANT NEW DWELLING, 1309 Rhode Island ave.; few steps west of Iowa Circie, LLER, 602 F st, nw. FS Ee eed te This house not built to sell, but for occu- aad wey, etewne ieee eirceaneceoney for sodpoes : 5 expense was spared to rice only $6,500 make it perfect throughout, ‘Certainly: no location ne = in Washington is more beautiful or desirable. FOR SALE— OR RENT — DESIRABLE CORNER J. W._NAIRN, Owner, dwelling on 19th st. above Dupont Cirel has never been cecupied, TYLER & RUEHERFORD, 1307 F st. nw. oet-420% | | FOR SALE—AT SACRIFICE CORCORAN st.; © rooms and cellar; lot I8l4xS5 to all ner leaving city, will sell chenp: no reasonal er revsed. WM. C. NORRIS, 617 14th now. 020-3t FOR SALE-—FIVE FRAME HO FOR $30.00. PRICE ONLY $3,000. 1338 Vermont ave. Bin cee decorated house in the ‘northwest; terms to suit. JOSEPH R. JOHNSON, Owner, of Barber & Ross, 11th and G sts. ‘n.w. FOR SALE—LOTS. no20-3t CHAS. E. BA FOR SALE—SEND FOR PLAT AND PRICES OF FOR SAl 7 new subdivision of lots sq. 670, N. Cap. st. good frame houses in the southwest; rented for | “8d N- ¥. ave.. on line of cars. “Vaines must advance in thix lecality. Cai responsible party who will im t furnish loan to prove. _ BECK & WELLER, 602 F st. n. ; ground alove is worth the money. Price, CHAS. E, BANES, | FOR SALE— MISCELLANEOUS | FOR SALE—GREAT DANE PU} 9 MONTHS ‘old; very cheap. Address ben 8, Star office. FOR 8ALE—FOUR-HORSE STEAM ENGINE AND eight-horse boiler; very cl for cash; will alvo ecil on time. =W. C. NEWTON & CO., €29 La. aye. noai-6t FOR SALE-SPLENDID SQUARE PIANOS, ONLY $1 weekly. About 40 Bradbury, Knabe, Culeker- ing, Decker, Weber and other well-known makes of = Planes, in excellent, condition, at $20 Bp, oa $1 weekly payments. Any van afford @ piano on these terms. F. G. Sart, 1225 Tra. ave. nol6-Gt FOR SALE_NEW UPRIGHT PIANOS FROM $125 upward; warranted 10 years. My expenses xre small, and will Il planos at half prices. Cail and be convinced. F. W. HELBIG, 1742 7th st. oc 29-1m FOR SALE_ ASSIGNEES SALE OF THE ENTIRE siock of furniture, stoves, ete.. of L. Geschick- ter, at 10:3 7th st. nw. H, ZIRKIN, Assignee. anz4-3i0* FOR SALE—A REMINGTON AND SMITH PRE- mier t writer cheap; good as new. Address ALL. 8 nod-tt COOK, $35; bed room suites, $i REDMO! CHEAP CASH AND SE, 313 7th st. nw. 30-18 LE-$6) WILL BUY A LEATHER TOP phavton; was painted end refitted a year at ise of $30, and no th’ st aD ex; OWNER, 513 FOR SALE — av: dog cakes; also on dozs and bird mals mounted by expert taxider: BIRD STORE. 712 12th st. n. used since. A Rw. Birds an ists, LANG z. AD Pol h horre—a very fine read horse. Stable in ; full platform re painted. kaway, little shopworn, $40; new coupe, and Tittsberg rockawars at cost twice the pric ice. make m riages sre bargains at COND-HAND | PHAETON _ Appiy at Gl Wat. nw AND r, Bi t untrained; will sell for $15 ve seen at 1313 F FOR SAL) in perfect orde winne Can't D-HAND PROT aiso medium-weight Vie singie and double harness and t ses, at v lew pri DOWNEY’S REPUSITORY AND STABLE: 020-3 springs, solid sides; cost $250; will sell che Auctioneer, E st. bei PAIR OF six-seat pancl carriage und harness; great gain; sold for no fault. WM. J. RH st. between 13th and 14th extended. ncI8-th,s,tu.3t® SPECIAL SALE OF BUGC reys, business and dayton wagous. Cash only. E rebes and whips. a J. J. COOK, 3295 M FOR SALE—3 HANDSOME PAIRS OF COACH horses; also several single coupe horses; guar- anteed as represented or mot be seen at J nold-6t SPECIAL BARGAINS IN FALL CARRIAGES FOR ‘New Pittsburg and coupe rockaways of the atest style: 1 second-hand brougham, in first-class order, pole and fts. See my stock of the very ‘atest In doctor's Lugeles: also a com. plete stock 0% fancy panel and open business Ragous | JAS. K. PROBEY, 1230 st. one 5 21 TRAPS, SUR- LOST AND FOUND. A REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR RETURN OF red damask curtains taken by mistake from 1726 Massachusetts ave. on Wednesday, 17th; no - tions axked. at LOST—ON THURSDAY EVENING, 18TH INST.. at or between Calvary Baptist Church and F rimmed handkerchief; name FOR SALE A’ moet desira’ ave very S0-MUCH BELOW VALUE of those pretty. new twe-st ry ‘ y bricks; © re s china closet: cabinet me tric bells and. gua ligthi w ts ; large jesirable for residence purpexes. LOUIS P. SHO: pirabInes souibaary Waugh: nels3t parking; paved alley; stree sets SS SSS cagted to cars:' Nox. 122%, 1 FOR SALE — VERY CHEAP AND ON BASY Fist. ‘ne: terms, only 100 ¢ash TERMS-ELEGANT Lov 000 as rent: EOS PL " IL0l FAC - LINCOLN FP at. now VE; AT A BAK CHAS. A. EX( 3E—C OF THE in Washington for flats or an one or more Louses in the m cet or on ‘ ea house. Location northwest donee oe ui RNEL & CO., 916 F st. n HOICE BUILDING LOTS OR ACRE duit road brick front Vestibule 10 rspered eb phn vet de and epen firepi: RONT, ON st of 14th si for a row of houses. 020-18 3 erifice my | FOR S. OF igi AND T 1 west side of sts. n.w., fronting en 16th st. and 100 «for $5,500 feet on T st.; wid gon both sts, and uo ostone and riley in rear. 2 M. Exr., every impro} 5.tt Star offi : rented y S¥ & TAYLOR, si Lo- 6 choice BOOTH, FOR Sx REAT RAR . BEAUTI -story basement press-brick ho: Dupont Cirele . $8,000: terms easy Apply CHARL! 615 14th st. now. St FOR SALE-LOOK AT HOUSES COR, 9TH AS G sts. me.; perfect homes, rms.. cellar, over 19 ft. wide; small cash payment, DD PATENT ATTORNEY 1 Rires to purchase a hslf established patent busi n620-3t* CORNES entire Interest in an 1 to suit. Open every day 5 Box 69, Star office. Dt oscar W. V OCERY; BEST Cé HO; well at inveutory t, $35 ih G $1,200; 4 rooms 1321 F st. exposure; Street and termis apply ty CHARL! 13th et. now. FOR SALE—ONE ©. the city for a BOA cuted; clegunt suri EXCH. PULTO: WEE IG rooms; easy a very place | _u020. Fou have been looking for; $14,000 Is the price. E DP BARB 7 im It” DAVID D. STORE © CO. 804 Fete AR STORE AND BARBER SHOP mm. and K s.w., with or without living ‘rooms; FOR SALE—32,050; § make offer, N20-3t BUS. EXCH., 1321 y; S MS AND | WANTED- GROCER ES, M-LX ROUTES, Aj HENTED At $1630, | “room, cigs tores, saluots. very st W 1D in 8s from $100 to $1),(0) 1 bayers, FULTON R. GORDON, Bus. Exch., 1321 F st. no20-3t nols-6t FOR SALE—OR EXCHANGE—A 7-ROOM RRICK Cor, 14th und G bw. in center. Please return to 2118 G w ° FOR SALB_CR EXCHA R. BRICK ON ET FRONT BY 130 DEED. ON - = error ramets Tear k stable, 8| Kulerama Heights, overlooking Rock Creek Park, | LOST — SMALL BLACK LEATHER POCKET stalls, large loft. cellar, &t-; and farm of 38 | 2t less than auction price: 100 per cent invest: | book, on Metropolitan cars, containing about §28 Fee in Montgomery C6. Md. I chines | ment, Terms cash, GASCH BROS, 1901 Fst and unset diamond. Liberal reward if returned B y .. Md. fi P02 to B., 1 B st. nw. ie both for Jarger farm or city property, improved. a _Address Box 2. Star office. itt | FOR SALE—FINE GROUND FOR BUILDER SOX STA REDDISH-BROWN COLLIE, WITH FOR SALE ONLY $2.650_0N WIDE, CONGR: $0, on M st. near 6th ne; conereted strect; | “broad white ruff. A reward of five dollars will at coe Binion Moot eee Water, sewer and gas. Will ‘sell to responsible | he paid if returned to 1813 Q st. nw. : © Fooms, bath wud pantry: large. concreted cel | builder and take second trust for equity. TP Sees ne sed peneebph tse scents. CHAS. E. BANES, cor. 14th and G | LOST TUESDAY, GREEN ENAMELED STERLD arid every uct mutdpraraoents Noe: ats. nw. no20-3t cycle. ward and no questions asked 3 a ! = = 5 = eturned to CAIRO FLATS. nol9-2t* st. ne, bet. EB and F. FoR A DESIRABLE LOT, 86 FT. 6 IN. X = a terms. Inspection invited. GEO. 145 ft; on © bet. 3d and 414 sts. naw. Appiy = = = =. IN. 802 F st. nw. n t to OWNER, 1754 Coreoran st. LEGAL NOTICES. EN TUE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT of Colummvla, the 13th day of November, AD. 897 James M. Johnston vs. Frances C. ming et al. Equity No. 18,394. On motion of the piciatift, by R. Ress Perry & Son, his attorneys, it is ordered that the defend- . Marian 4 neur, Adele D. Campbel Herbert Parse , Ronald Prentiss Gleason, and 1 to be y vccurring cause will be proceeded default. Gordon-Cum- tif! may the last deceased, Week for tly Reporter in 3 city said rule day. WSpapers. pul District of Cot rue copy : . HAGNER, Asso. Justice. UNG, Clerk, . O'CONNELL, Asst. Clerk. Signed this THE WASIUN nending to y_xister, and her of 1 of- fice, solicitor ents. 07 G st, opposite patent building. 505 D st. n D.C, Residence, No, 3. Mount Vernon F New York ave. and 9th st. nw. house n.w. Apply to owner, M. ROCHI 13th st. bow. és nols-6t AVE. BET, a pretty brown-stone 16 recms; hot water heat; 2 Just being completed and ready for GET YOUR HORSES CLIPPED AT THB EXC SIOR ELECTRIC HORSE CLIPPING COMPANY 209 11th st., next deor to the bazaar; new m and good werk. Cut this out ‘fo: “Ss” and * and brick front; tiled baths; AT RAMSAY'S— cecupancy. ’ Price, $15,000. Terms can be made YOUR WATCH CLEANED, $1.00. easy. See us before it is rented. WATCH MAINSPHI 00. nol&-3t__B. H. WARNER & CO., 916 F st. now. ALL WORK WARRANTED ONE YEAR. FOR Sali mb3-5d 1221 F ST. BEFORE DEC. 11— hree-story, basement snd all m.i.; built for late A BARGAIN IF TAK Huse 2 F st. nw ; back building: 14 room: owner at a cost of $12,600; stable on wide alles; lot 22x120. This property will be sold for less then it ecst to build, ff bought now. Side lot of 22x120 can be sold with it if desired. Apply to B. P. MIMMACK, 1410-6 st. no18-3t* "SUBURBAN PROPERTY. LE-OWNER OF SEVERAL ACRES IX 1 Park will sell at an unquestioned sacri- bargain to quick bouy not much cash needed. GASCH BROS., 1307 F st. u.w. 1020-3t FOR SALE—FOURTEEN ACRES OF SPLE\DID Jand, only two miies west of city, adjoining Dr. J. Taber Johnson's handsome summer home; high und healthy; only $350 per acre—$500 down, bal- ance in rsovthly payments, or would exchange for city property. RA. PHILLIPS, 700 14th st. now. it Ss PERSONAL. WANTED—A LADY GOING TO ALASKA NEXT spring, would like to form the acquaintance of FOR SALE—1508 CAROLINE! ST., NEAR 16Ti1 and T n.w.; brick Louse; 3 rooms deep; cuneré cellar; furnace heat; ‘lot 20X70 to 20-ft. ¢an go through it; $4,250. C. A. SWAD F st. nw. = FOR SALE-THE BARGAINS WE OFFER ARE like new fashions—pecple are unsious to get into-them. ve Ib Handsome residen: Kenesaw ave., 10 rms. Kenesaw ave., 9 rms.. Princeton st., Holmead ave, 8 rms..a4...03 reliable parties who contemplate going. Addr-ss Corcoran st. near 14th n.w. Z. A. R., Star office. i pee IG heir ee PAVE A REAL OLD TIME THANKSGIVING, Sas ark) made memorable by the fact that you have had Ww. lots! us call and accepted our full cash value for your Seaauia road, Watt: ta, 32360. gents’ leftcoft earments. We are proapt, JUSTILS at at, bet t rsd $, 20800. on a OLD STAND, 619 D st. n.w. Do2-Btt oc2-2m, tbo ath st. nw. SE $1,200 CLERK cope TREASURY DE FOR SALE—FINE 6-RQOM; ALL MODERN IM- ag ieee Od rh mae Oe rovements; a tine bome; 100 feet from Lincoln | Pension Suche nec ope irk; 110 12th st. s.e. Owner, MOXLEY, within. noib-tf FOR SALE—6 NEW HOUSES ON 14TII ST. NEAR MARYLAND DETECTIVE SERVICE, 208 N. LIB- erty st., Baltimore, Md. Name ‘hour (day or ‘vate interview. References posi- 1) fo Md, ave. n.e.; 6 rooms, back porches and all B08. modern improvements; heated by furnaces; fine | —Uvely_the best. a cabinet mantel a home. W. WILLIAMS, AUTHORIZED I'RIVATE DETEC- tive agency.—Confidential communications prompt- ae ended to; office open all hours; best refs. tablished 1880. Supt., 920 F st. u.w. oc25-1m* ca MEDICAL. . Dr. Leatherman. rfect gem of nols-tf Owner, MOSLEY, 210 12th si. se. VOR SALE—RARGAINS—2 BRICK HOUSES ON D nd D.; m0d: Amps. ;, rented $20.40 per mo.; lot 20-ft. ‘front; price $2,850:-other- has G roonis: rented $12 per mo; price $1,450. Always rented. not-situ-tf GIESON & IN, BU2-E, Cap. st. FOR SABO ENGHANGE—FURNISHED OR unfurnished—handsome, new house on N. J. ave. Expert specialist in the cure of-all special dis- he. 10 rooms, bath aud cellar: built by owner | ¢face-of men aud women, Consultation, free. for private residence; stone steps and trimminzs; | Hours: 9 te 12, 2 to 5; Tues., Thurs. and Sat outside plate glass doors; 5 cab. mantels, with | evenings, 7 to S G02 B n.w. Closed on Sunday. open fireplaces; tiled bath and vestibule; all mod. { _ 8028-1m' conveniences and appliances; lot 19x117 to alley. noG-a&ti-tf GIBSON WEEDON, 302 E. Cap. st. FOR SALE—6 ROOMS; NEW; WATER: LOT 16 = 100 to 30-ft. alley;'§1.500; $100 cash and $12 month. UWNER, Tro Som Melee. noize W. R. Speare, Undertaker & Embalmer, 240 F Street Northwest. . Everything strictly first-class and on the most reassuable terms. ‘Telephone call 340. JaT-tr Talk cn Palmistry. Spencer Walton, palmist, gave the second of his receptions Thursday evening at his studios, 505 12th street northwest. The parlors were handsomely decorated with pa’m3. Pallots were cast and several hands selecied, which Mr. Waltcn read with ease, revealing startling knowledge of the prin- cipal events in the lives of the owners of the hands selected. A blackboard on an used, and Mr. Walton de- faested with @ piece cf chatk the principal lines of the hand and their significance. He a'so explained the mearing of the different signs on the hands and the various classes of hands. Mr. Walten exhibited his collec- tion of the impressions of famous hands he has examined. An interesting program of vecal and instrumental music was given the guests. —__s—— Wills Submitted for Probate. ‘The wil of the late Richmond Ogston Aulick, dated July 12 last, has been filed for probate. One thousand dollars is be- queathed to Harriet Hunter, the nurse of the deceased, and $100 to Brooke Shaw, an “oll frierd and servant.” The re- mainder of the estate is left to Mary Isabel Robeson of Trenton, N. J., mother of the testator. In his will, dated September 29 last, and also filed for probate, the late Monroe E. P. Conrad left his estate to his wife and chil- dren, the wife, Eieanor G. Conrad, named as executrix. —>—_—_— Reconveyunce of Property. A bill In equity, asking the reconveyance. of certain property, described as lot 14, Lanier Heights, was filed in the Supreme Court of the District yesterday afternoon by Margaret A. O'Brien, who names Mary | ceries, money, bed and table linen wills A., John F., and James J. O'Brien as de- fendants. TO PLAY FOR TROPHY Five Teams in the National Basket POTTING THE GAME CN A HIGH PLANE Arranging to Meet Out-of-Town Teams. OFFICERS AND DELEGATES oa The National Kasket Rall League, the oldest of the two organizations now pl ing the game in this city, was organized September 12 as a permanent association, the original members being the Corcoran Cadets, Carroll Institute and the Washing- ton Athletic Club. According to the rules | Of the association, no club was to be ad- mitted that could not furnish a ground upon which the games scheduled could be piayed. This practically compelled every team in the organization to have a house of its own, and barred many organizations that were anxious to secure a membership. After organization was effected, an invi- tation to enter was exte 1 to all clubs | wishing to play basket ball. The Nation. Fencibles and the Government. Printiy Office Athletic Association responil the five clubs formed the N i and tional Basker Ball League of the District of Columbin. The officers elected were: President, W. K. Larrimore; secretary and treasurer, Geot W. McGiue; delegates, Capt. E. C. Hd- wards, Corcoran Cadets; Capt. C. S. Do- mer of National Fencibles; Instructor Maurice Joy of Carroll Institute; Mr. M. J. Brown, Washingtcn Athletic Club; ana Mr. Joseph Mangum, government printing office. The league holds a meeting after the game played every week, at the club house where the game is play The rules of the national association are played by the league, and they have quite a corps of vm- pres. The staff consists of Messrs. George McGlue, Adam Johnson, James Bauby an@ W. Brinkley. The Trophy. The league decided to give a trophy every year to the club winning the most games during the season. The cup is to become the property of the club winning the cham- pionship, and is not to be competed for an- nually. The cup itself is twelve inches high, standing upon an ebony base four inches in height, making the trophy sixteen inches high in all. It is of burnished sil- \er, with a pretty repousse chased fron The handies are exiended and artisti chased. Around the base of the raised repousse border, half the width al- most of the lower portion of the sil base. The main base of ebony nas a sil- ver plate attached to the front, with a rococo border, on which is inscri! tienal Basket Ball League, District of Co- lumbis.”. The inscription ap proper | is as follows: “Champions, District of Co- ;lumbia Basket Ball, National Assoc Rules.” Above the word “champ: be engraved the name of th | the whole making © trophy of whic club in the anization might weil proud of winning. The team captains coran Cadet Corps, nstitute, Joseph Daly : Roy M i, “Na- as follows: Davis; Wasnington ey; National Government F gum. The stinctive thi: s as follows: Cor- Carrot) Ath- Fea- inting uniform of year thaa Corcoran re with monogram ~ white trunks, with blu i Carroll Institute, all white, stripes and monogram “C. 12” Athletic Club, blue and red striped shirts, with monogram, “W. A. C..” white trunks with red stripe; National Fer white shirts, with gold monogram white trunks with black stripe; G ernment Printing Office, orange and ty striped shirts, monogram, white, white trunks The leagu short pantaioons, short canvas. shces, rubber of any hind is allowed. The season promises to t ful in every way. At p: games have been played, but it is more than satisfactory to the league, both in attendance. and from a financial view. In the game piayed beiween the Corcoran | Cadets and the Carroll Institute, in which ithe latter lost, considerable surprise was }expressed that the Corcorans should put jin an entirely new team in the first in- |nings. This was due to the fact that the corps has two good teams, the juniors and the seniors. In the practice games the juniors managed to hoid their own against the seniors, and so successful were they that it was decided to give them a showing in a regular league game. Accordingly the junior team waz put ia for the first half. ‘They lost their nerve, and in that inning a score of 19 to © was piled against them. In the second inuing the seniors were put in, and they managed to hold their op- ponents down and score four goals, Out-of-Town Games, The Corcoran Cadets have closed with the Central and West End Y. M. C. A. of Baltimore for two games, one in each city. Arrangements have also been made with the West Philadelphia Y. M. C. A. for two games, to be played some time after Janu- ary 1, 1898. The first Baltimore game is with the West End Y. M. C. A., and will be played next Thursday at Baltimore. It is the desire of the local league to play the game as i is played in all the cities in the north—clean and open—and to do this the organization has secured the services of Mr. H. Ferguson, captain of last year’s team of the Baltimore Young Men's Chris- tian Association, the team which won the nattonal basket ball championship. He will coach ail of the teams in the local league, and under his direction considerable tm- provement can be looked for. Not all of the clubs have played their opening game. The standing of the teams is as follow: white jo prdding very success. mt only three Name. Ww. L. Pc. Carroli Institute... 2 8 1.000 Washington Athletic Club....1 0 1 090 Corcoran Cadet Corps..... o 2 ci Government Printing Office...0 © 00 National Fencibles. o 0 0” politan Railroad Company, claiming $5,000 damages for injuries alleged to have been sustained by him the Ist of last August by being thrown from a car he was at- tempting to board at 4% and D streets southwest. He is represented by Attorneys D. W. and H. H. Glassie. —_.—_—_. Dorations to Y. W. C. Home. street northwest, Tuesday, November 23, from 3 to 6 p.m. Contributions of most acceptable. The entire be open to inspection. smscad