Evening Star Newspaper, December 11, 1897, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1897-26 PAGES. FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. “UNFURNISHED. FOR _RENT— t ‘S12 17th, 19r,$4,000 per 2402 14th me 8 ee i126 Conn -* 500.00) “BX Bt fine jot, | Ot si Jor. |40.00 8.20.00 1111 nw, 10r.40.00 wu Flat 5, B & G, Or..40.00 1022 Vr ave. lér..15010 725 lith nw, Bir .40.00 1411 K nw, 13r...150.00 2410-14 1th ‘at, 9.37.50 1011 Conn J4r 159.00 2428-26 14th nw,10r.37.50 1222 NOW av, 12r-125.00 2420 Lith nw, ‘9r.-37.50 3043 V nw, 00 329 Mo ay nw,10r. 35.73 and P st 1330 NY av ow,12r.123.00 = 147 Mass av “14r12 1901 sora aw, Mr. Takoma Park, G roll ave, Isr ISK Jee pl. 2d 8. 100.00 2126 I st. Lir. 2.22 -85-00 i814 Jetersou pl. 11rs3.43 VEIL itn Vaz... 95.33 16th st, Dir. N33 aN ow, Tze SO 1727 DeSales st.11r.75.00 Curoil as, Takoma 24 Vath st Uly,7 rk, Vir... .....75.00 1813 Linden at, Sr... N ost nw, fir, UP 1610 14th st,6r reduced te. ...-.7%.00 S07 Ita nw, Or. 1119 T ow, T2r. 1233 G nw, Sr. 1353 Roanoke, 10r2 162y Zisi +t, i2r. aAL isth xi, “tur.” 179) Bota ow, Wr 1621 tot uw. Lr se aor Foot). 4015 th ww, Sr. Al® Ist se, Zr. Vie’ ..co@ 1524-26-28" 29th 1719 15th nw. Or. 12th st, 12r ith nw, 1Or. 50.00 20t nw, ir. 5 0 Lads Q st. or... 1009 TI uw, stidw. Py nw, 9r, each... 2138 G bw. 4 Lath st’rd, wood Hote TIS 14h at, 12. 1507 Union <t, 40 618 E nw, ‘157. © fe Mi Watkins et, 3402 Chapin st,” Or 2US4 Hillyer pl.tvr lor... rd, 10r.— Tie ior : “a O14 Hillyer yp 1gss 17th st. 923 Natlo: # & 1. FCRNISHED Hot COLUMN, THOMAS J. Fi ‘T1108 NEW Ht be ST. N.W.: HOUSE OF adition: suitable for a member of means; $63. JOF we cr SS BRICK. RAY WINDOW, 1 mf: cenerete celimt; newly paperod teal: ste and all cle: NY. ave. nw. det 12 FOR RENI— 416 Gth 18st TOS R nw, 6r.. » Oth nw, o> Fla‘s ny wo . ir. 5 hw, ith nw, nw, nw he Ir ifn # Sth aw, Ist nw, 2 Sth nw. nw. 10r. baw, TF 2,09 Gr. ..1840 Cap n 2207 T nw, sr. 2360 Gch nw, Or. 22 118.60 47 Defrees nw, GF. 118.40 41 M nw, hh Bw, 16/2 4th nw, Gr... 215.40 1600 4th nw, 6r.21 215.40 1936 Lath 115.30 SIGN Hay nw, 67.15.00 415, Sampsen nw,5r15.00 yIS Sd nw, Sr... 214.30 L uw, 4r.0222 2214.30 W413 U nw, Gr2212114.30 1416 3d aw, 5r..14.00 3 nw. Vir.. 1226 6th pw, Ir. 2008 Téth nw, 10r Keokuy & 45th nw, (Wesley Hi 1418 1ith nw, i0r ‘The atove fs only a portion of the pro books. For full ist call at ofice for bulletin issued m the Ist and 15th. THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, deT-ta.th&s O17 F st. n. FOR RENT— O01 M st nw..... 1912 Sund-rland place 1734 Corcoran st... 404 rty on my 1201 Ine. ....... J 1226 Linden ne. .- 2222222. es 14.00 setskw-tf RL. GOODMAN, 603 T3tn st. FOR RENT—1011 T ST. N.W.. 2-STORY, BaY- window brict; 9 rooms: in perfect order." Apply to CHAS. C. DUNCANSON, cor. 9th and D naw. nol-36t TOR RENT— : 2108 ard pl, Sr...23.50) Brookl’d houses. .9.50_ uj 1230 Loudoun’ct se, 4r6 89 620 Whitney av. Gr-13. THE McLACHLEN KEAL ES. AND LOAN ©0., oc28-tf 10th snd G sts. .w. FOR RENT—DEEBLE & CO,, 1319 F ST. y24 22d, 1irkb...£40.60 1410 Pa av ow, fiat, 221 lth sw, Sr.2b.30.00 4r&b ..... ; 10.30.00 1 Hanover i Bat, Gr&b (col). 15.30 25.09 1031 3d ne, Gr, w..13.50 in ay, 3212 Ward ‘ct,’ 4r_-10.00 Mt P, 6:&D 20.00 Kr 1754 K, 4r (col).8.60 229 10th ne. 18.50 1228 F nw, sto&dw—— 1715. tot», no: FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED. FOR RENT_A NUMBER OF FINE DWELLIN FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED. 1L-3t* TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1307 F 5T. HORSES AND VEHICLES. FOR S\LE OR KENT—A PAIR OF CHESTNUT Zr (col).18.00 1420 Kenesaw,9r&b.—— bay horses; sound and tle; also broughum aot harness. "Apply RIDING ACADEMY. 22d and P sts. nw. delet FOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL PAIR OF DARK BAY Kentucky horses: very stylish, and safe for lady ty drive, either single or double, a trial will con- t you want. Ap- ply at MT. STABLES, 12th st. between M aod N detl-3e* STEEL.GRAY COACH ARE, aetion; 6 yrs. old; 16% hands 1.200 Ibs. This mare has takeu at Loudoun horse shows. Appl “S, cor. Sth and [ new. dil-3t® with fn bigh: three prembur years old; guai for tandgiu dri and ea i; one is a perfect saddle horse be driven by the most tld person, ax they are fearless of all objects, are acclimated andr. iy for Immediate use. “They were pur- ast spring at Wisseyhicken, Phil, Horse © perfect ladies’ team. Also exiensio t "brow: to seat 4; also G-#eat rockaway, ish brewster, high-lack victoria and brough- stylish mali pbaeton, made by Healy, N.Y. cost $1, side-bar top buggy, pole and shafts; ladies’ trap. very. stylish,” made by Brewster, seats 2 or 4, bandsomest in Washing- ton; also Russian sleigh, eats 4 persons, with pole, 2 sets of double coach and broughain har- hess, Single brougham and trap harness; are very baudseme: gents’ English saddle and bridle; ail as good as new; must be suld at ouce. Owner leaving Washington, so make an offe ao be seen at BOARDING STABLE, 1327 I at. now. FOR SALE—A BARGAL 6 roo bet. P 8, bath, HANDY. ind Q sts. n.w.; the propert: price only $4,200. 610 6th st. nw. ‘TWO-STORY BRICK; cellar and brick stable; on 6tl coat $5,500 ARLES W. t ‘Apply to chi FOR SALE—“HOLIDAY B. 28tory and fine min. welk from fireplace pantry, ‘and in close’ to schools, markets, car lines, &c. cabinet mentels; RGAINS"—MODE! residence pw.; 1S good ace; open Siina coset: loves a charming iietle home; ‘or cellar bricl 9th and F fact, price and full information call on owner, Roow 2, Warder bidg., vth and F sts. n,w. w FOR SALE—ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL houses to be found in Washington; the exterior is striking: the finish of high order. aud a-eomplete horse in every detall. eccupled a shert time. H. SAUNDERS interior fresco work and wood A thorough hot water plant ‘Only Price, $21,000. W & CO, 1407 F'st. now. delt-3t FOR SALE—A F house—6 rooms rented at $15 per me $100 cash, $20 mo. or to suit. NE BARGAIN IN A SMALL and bath; 3 rooms on a_ floor; th.” Price, $2,000; terms. Wo. ment.” Dwelling on 20 home, with 10 price of $7,000; at 5 per cent. Hyer place $12,500, dell-tf Apply det1-2t BARGAINS IN SMALL HOUSES $3,250—Both well located, near worthy of inquiry. gnin— A te W, vy Depert- 3 hear the $9,500. Mth st. near “EP? st.; comfortable r For sale" at the low $2,000 cash, $5,000 can remain and double 2ist st.; house; H. ROZIER DULANY, 0. 1820 Fst. THE Toca stone trimmings airy roots, all recms: cellar; h iret mantels’ ai tects G White Houve inspection daily. War end Navy Depts. JOUN F. WAGGAMAN, Too 14th st. (ap stairs. stories, SPLENDID INVEST BEST BUILT. MOST ATTRAC and cheapest houses ever 3) Kets one on ¢ S. press brick fronts and. step: large. bright sand beantifulty’ papered: tiled bath cated by let air; handsouie md every modem coity ed and built ander best 1d cost x0 2d und F sts. n.w.; ‘ in ther nutes’ walk from t Open ter te brown Ss eTTS ave. near 13th st. EN It DAVID D. SAI a home Vv will ndvai pri ‘Columbia Heights.” 7 BARGAIN 7 ROOMS. NT 310M TONE & CO., 804 F st. S THE TIME TO PURCHASE AS soon as The running on 1th and 1th streets nce. We bave the lowest privos, Tw terms, ete.. on all the most desfrable honses e this ome for better house t nerly sold for $9,000; near 14th ond ¥ beantiful front. stone and brick; 7 bed Vers: pretty parlor; very large LIGHT dining +com STEAM HEAT; larg lot over 130 ft. decy e are cheap—s a good lot. To settle eral new 3-ste stairs: lots 14 Iuetice EH ‘This is a bean ty for $8,500; with side lot; side windows; 4 rooms on Ist floor; steam heat; con plete in ‘every detail. $6,000 fs an ex seme stone and Ist_ floor; 6 bed Kenesaw ave. $6,000 Princeton st.; 4 rooms on Ist xtremely low price for this hand- brick front house; 4 rooms «n chambers: lot 18x115. near 13th; 8 storles and ce 3 storfes; stone and brick f: floor; finished in oak; tiled by 36.500, Kenesaw ave. bet. 13th and 14th; several 1, brick front hor ; 2 stories: Ao ecellar; 4 larg ms on Ist floor: a_very large tiled bath; bite feet deep; each $7,000; cannot be duplicated under $9.00. TReartiful houses on Roanoke, Yale at $10,000. Several corners, $7,500, $9,000 up to $20,000. it STONE & FAIRFAX, 806 F st. now. FOR SALE residence n 14 of Kenesaw ave. location cn the sides; 1 Too) und dec pered RY 00K ATT iS; Very large ry AT SPLENDID CORNE! imbia Heights, corner respects the choicest delightful outlook on atl res und church: 12 lnrge all rooms beautifully ja- best. € fn ma heights ol. 8 rated; complete etite appl Dest" hot water heating pliut FINE 2-STORY BRICK STABI AIN; must be Inspec PAX, 800°F st, SLASS RESIDE ionable locations: FOR SALE—16th st.. stone front rooms; hot water heat. Can sell $10,000. be alue. FOR SALE—A lovely new marble: ing; a every modern convent wide alley; on a fashiona) mn house; 2 $22,000. baths; Vth and 18th, north 20x95; $14,000, FOR SALE—A ‘corner near Dupont Circle; 12 rooms, Very cheap ut $12,500, FOR SALE—West of 14th st.; corner; 12 reems; brick stable; $ SALB Near For brick and sto cre 2 dwellinj ave. and oN; new 4 rcoms deep; 21 110; 50-ft. ulley; $16,000. FOR SALE--Conn. ave.; 14 rooms, 3 baths; B6x113; $27,000. For Mass. ave.; well-built dwelling 28x90; $30,000. FOE SALE—On the most fashionable square on R.L ave.; 13 rooms, 2 b FOR SALE—16th st; be: £7x100; ner; new; 12 rooms; steam heat: $13,000 SEND cheapest the priee— 12 rooms and bath; at once, $4.50). $5,000 to. it SEW CATALOGUE. FAIRFAX, 806 F st. now. VALV LARG ES’ ated house ever offered f Ww. d-story and. cellar M - Pric . The house alone would FOR SALE—€ andsom 10 rooms and cel it STC FOR SALE story brie worth It FOR SALE new; 3 stories 120;" parlor, cent kitchen on Ist floor; 6 rooms and 5 rooms full width of house, as stairway Is in cen- t new OF st Caplte r re Mar. A 10-ROOM THRE brick stable; ouly $4.60; ~ Peter's Chure ter hall, diving ‘ro ter; fine cellar; furnace; papering and mautels Very pretty; location without fault: in fact $7,000 value for only $5.550: very ded W. S. MINNIX, 1427 SALE KENTUCKY COMBINATION BAY . 15%; hands, 7 years old; perfectly sound; Jow. Call after 4 o'clock, E. H. ASI dety-2t* ‘G HORSES AND ONE Can be seen at 1206 D st. del0-20* priec WORTH. 6 lowa etrel FOR SaLe-TWO DRI fine susdle horse ALE PAU horses: 16 hands: b . an extens! Ipe Tock- iu perfeet condition; also double harness. Fok SALE PAlt OF STY Vite Bred ccach horves, jet black, a perfect 1 weigh 1.10 pounds hands seven years old; perfectly sown promptly and a8 che horse; Adal Yargaln. M Manager N aC. ALE OF BUGE siners and dayton . Fenes and whips J. 3. COOK, 3295 M st. L BARGAINS IN PALL Cariac w Pitts nw. FoR canis g ahd coupe rockawass of the vers Istest style; 1 second-hand brougham, in first-class order, pole and shifts. See Iny stock Of the very ‘atest tm doctor's Lu; also a com- Dlete stock of fancy panel and open busines Wagons JAS. K. PROBEY, 1230 320 st. nw. "Phone 1975. se21-3m SUBURBAN PROPERTY. FOR RENT on HEVY CHASE COUN try heme: Syroom °; 4 min utes to cars: nicely de : high and consti FULLER, & st It FOR SALE—BY HEISKELL & MeL! NW. AN, 1008 F ST. st. s.w.—Large 4-story brick dwelling, with brick stable in rear, lot 184x125 to alley: vow rented at $28.50 per mo. cent, 3 years. Roanoke and ar bath: low cost. st. cd 18th st. nw. ne: furnace he rust, $3,100, 6 per Price, $3,650. Handsome 3-story ick dwelling; 12 roomts and t; uleely finished. $1,500 be- Price, $10,500. bear It st.—3-story and hase- ment brown-stone front dwelling, with 10 rooms and bath; furna A in_oak and from $ 6th st. ne. brick bay-windo' bath each: now $1,500 eac! $200 cash 3 sell. separately st. near Conn. av brick dwelling: 1 uce heat; papered. bargain ut $7,500. -S-story brown stone and rooms and bath; finish- furnace beat. Reduced che Te $11,000. Investment 2 prees 6 rooms and 0” each. 10 per cent w front dwell $1 2 years. ‘Terms, $1,960 trust. Will er as a whole. Price, $1,700 each. 16th at baths; steam he Corner house, wHD 12 rooms and two pered and Snished. ILES FULLER, 504 iten. FOR SALE SOME PROVERLY AT HY- atisvilic, 3 pom house: bot. ai A wa- ter bath: would exe im propert, Address OWNE! deat FOR RENT st HOUSE “ON Marit ri Ma., with AMAN, stg __ delost it RENT. T ROAD, ‘Tenlestown: halls, Chevy Chase and Tenallsto’ Address ANDREW L. CS ee Ree POR SALE—AT A LOW cot sired: rge lot: cars; $19.00 mont lot 25 feet’ front. 610 13th st. ow. HARLES W. deS tt I PARLORS,” 1110 G ST. facial culture; manicuring; Im- ator Gy goes luced: Sy and work; no acids; fs, domestic finisb.oi7-1m! “MARLEOROUC —Hair dressing perial Hair Reg “Duchess Laundry” pure soup; collars, room brick; $30 W. BLACK WO LI story 10. rm., CHAS. W. BLA elL-3t BY TH dREY ‘Tits house has 8 rooms and 2 bath rooms (10 rooms in all); new sanit tub and entir If not sol month, ats. large ALE—$4.750, % SQ. 14TH ST. E $6,500, Q ST. ROW AND SEE NO. AT NO. 219), before Lat, will be rented at’ ME SALE LASS. n.w.: a bay-window brie rooms; tw CHAS ‘dell-3t NW. 14TH, to alley; $1,000 cxsh. Tos 14th’ st. L.w. ash and $100 quarterly. nw, Tod Lath st. 2x100 WOOD, 5 = FST. RSONS LOOKING FOR A PERPECT HOME WASHINGTON SHOULD GO TO- 221 11TH ST. S.W. y plumbing; porcelain hou ‘ly patnted and papered. per pa _ dedd-3t Ye. BEY. 12TH AND 18TH baths; large 2-story a very brick stuble: lot 1S%x130 to a fue alley; no bet- ter nekghborhood man; to a 4 and terms aj it well adapted for a professtonal ek’ purchaser a bargain. For price ply to TANAD D. STONE & CO., 804 F st. FOR RENT—1233 MASS. AVE, N.W.; 15 LARGE rooms, 2 bath centrally located in a splendid nelghil a very large 2-story brick stable; borhood; weli adapted for a professional man; rent reduced to $100 per month. It ROBERT H. STONE, 804 F at. pa tavereae ted three of ‘it lave comy the most atitract- tve houses on Columbia Heiter, S3i9'to 8804) ot. ave., One square from end of 14th st. a three very fine houses on Whitney av. "nly Iwo lett of those Ta Rastrate lower- Al priced houses on Lamar, can't be Guplicaced. ‘One of those all-stone on 14th st. toria flats; others sold. All open for inspection Sundays and week days. MEYERS & ANDERSON, 1323 G nw. (owners). Call at our office. It Prices opp. Vie- FOR SALE— OWNER IS FORCED TO SACRIFICE. Handsomely furnished eleven-room house near An excellent oJ New Hampshire ave. and R st. portunity to secure a beautiful home in jonable northwest, at a price far below of the house alone. Price, $15,000. quickly, Gox 110, Star office. the fash- the cost Address, dell-3t FOR SALE—FINE INVESTMENT. press brick Tented for $18.00 for the two. cor. 1th and G nw. TWO SMALL houses in the southeast for $2,000; CHAS. E. BANES, del -3t FOR SALE—VERY brick 6-room hou: in northeast; nts; price, $2,350. cor. 14th and ’G sts.’ n.w. ¢ TERMS; 2-STORY PRESS bath end all CHAS. E. del1-3t FOR SALE—Ct 6-RM. AND BATH Capitol Hill bet. E, € lees than cost; 333. h st. s.e.; front p. st. and Pa. ave., at HOU and. 606, city ir yard: ; brown stone base; small cash payment.” Addre: R, lock gbox post office, FOR SALE own home, No. 15th bay window; lot 16x100 cars and public school asphalted; only $2,200; terms to sult. de10-3t $100 cash F. J. DIEUDC Obio Ban STORY G rooms pear ¢ ‘e0z F st. Be 550 —T WE : Well located s.¢.; cellar: a.m.t easy, & WELLE! FOR SALE— $3,800 ad OW: easy. OCR & WELLER, 602 F 1D CHANCE TO OW: : 6 large rooms; one block from cable Street on schedule to be balance on N YOUR INNE, ak bidg. BAY-WINDOW bath; re- r lines; terms we st. = $7.500 — THREE-STORY PRES: unpshiire ave. Db: wand: fur hace: cabinet mantels; reduced from $8,000; terms reasonahl 3 & WELL v2 F st. nv F Ek YOU 2W_6-RM. AND in a No. 1 NORTHWEST ot its equal fo) nd BEAUTY 0.0, ‘This is a hard winter price and a p for 1 ad to sell. Tf you ont ea r yourself. T don't to know any bus! if you address to” Box, al you the number of the’ | address, und when you see it OH SALE—CLOSIN sell on $50) « nee easy, a bal gain, my house, rooms, Bath, 6 bright bedroo v. large Jo! goad lucation naw. Address Tox FADE THREE 1A ST. RET. 21ST: PTL RCOMS, TWO OSE BAL: QUAI 2 Ds OF 1) TRIM. LOT WATER HEA ON BET. 8 ANE im del: Cin FOR Sai ST. NE. five-rooin frxmes; all Abis: Will pay Sper ST. Inquire JAM tn For Sat ‘The Bouse somely tiled storm doors, fu mings and sieps, anes t how $5,750—cor, 22d and F sts, 9 6t Fon SALE pect the handsome houses cor. decided bargains. i B. HE WITHIN TALE Magnificent 3-story and cell and brick dwe., containt and bath, clec, bells,” gas Meh furnace lot 1sxi17 M-ft. “alley. Could net be du: ented for ¥ 1 D. deost JAMES A. FOR SALE-ON 3D ST. N.E. NEAR FE, A VERY | handsome T-reom rick; side and rear eI house i thorough rep vst owner $6,900. Price, $4,100. deg-3t JAMES A. CAIILE, 526 13th st. naw T. NE. dw. nearly y terin LE-S8-ROOM BRICK house, northwest, in geod ) can remain on > prep: CHARLE! BA 4t 2 —A ‘OR SALE AT A GRE 12 ROOM 5 Ww obrick “dwelling on 4th st. mw., or Le Droit Park: brown-xtone base i lurge stable in rear; lot ts X70; side Jot of % feet: house and southern exposures, all mod. imps. heated property cost E Will sell at $5,250—$1 36,000 al 4 por cent for 3 soars. $1440) ates of $50; title perfect; Anuford’s a CHARLES W. HANDY, de8-4t 619 i3th st. n.Ww FOR SAUTE STRICTLY MODERN HOMES ON— MA: IUSETTS AVE. WHAMPSHIRE AV! 16TH Sv & kh. T have 9 large list of the finest rexh this city for sale, ranging in price from $250,000. Many these homes owners will not aur ottice, 1 ERED OAK INQUIRE CONNECTICUT. AVE. at once come elo. ME NEW M K spect NES, hw. | AVE. enees in $6,000 to allow ad- Used, but will meet views. 1 and see me befure purchasing. E. C. BAUMGRAS, "Phone 1902. 1410 G st. nw. de7-tt FOR SALE-FKLEGANT NEW DWELLING, 1309 Rhode Island ave.: few steps ‘This house was built to sell, but ancy of owner's fain'ly, three persons, Use it fs too iarg expense was make Ut perfect throughout. in Washington is more west of Iowa Circl Certainly no location beautiful or desirable. J. W. NAIRN, Owuer, 8 Vermont ave. for oc for whose spared to FOR SALE— Why Wait Why Watt Why Wait before muking up your owner of your heme? Every month's r just as well be golng toward paying home. TH Spring TH § Ti Spring 16th st. n.w.—Beautiful room brick all n improvements. Reduced over $2,000 close an estate. ‘ice only. = $5,000 ve. n.W.—New stone and brick dwelling; 9 rooms and tiled bath Water heat; small cash peyment, ba Price’... 35 * Send us complete description of your p elty or count: changes for your equ Send for our latest bulletin—contatninj of houses and lots for suie or exchange tut SCOTT, WILCOX & HIE uth. mind about becoming the nee month- we can offer sou good ESTON, 1907 Pa. ent might for your dwelling; room; hot $5,500 properties, fair ex- ig full list Fe. FOR SALE in Co College subdivision, cor, 15th end. inne 12 rooms exeh; magnificently. fink Will be sold cheap and <n good tertas. Apply to’ Ow CHAS. ©. DUNCANSON, 9th and D sts. n.w, no29-12t FOR SALE—6 NEW HOUSES ON 1iTII ST. NEAR Md. ave. ne.; 6 rocis, back porches and all modern impro cabinet mantel c heated by fu a perfect gem of a ho ner, MOXLEY, 110 12th T DWELLINGS MODERN IM | ices; fine ne. at. se. FOR SALE-GREAT BARGAIN—C house on 14th st. n.e., near Md. ay cellar; large yard to’ alles; price $2, cash, '§15 month. Owner, MOXLEY, 6-ROOM concreted 50; $200 | 110 12th st. fe. FOR Sal QUINCY N.E.; A GOOD Hot heap. 1240 4th n.w.; 6 rooms, bath and stable 721 6th n. 100, de2-4tt 6 rooms and bath; in good order; only $2,500. HL. RUST, 608 14th n. FOR SALE—TO ETTLE AN F: on T st. n.w. between lots’72x144 ft. to 30-ft. alley; grand site for an apartment bouse. D. M. OGDEN, Executor, 162¢-P st. n.w. de2-1in¢ STATE, THREE 4- 13th and For Sau A new Jumbia Height: heme at your own figures see me. no20-tt SES— JOHN SHERMAN, 610 and desirable house at a bargain, Co- If you want an attractive 14th st. POR SALE—LOOK AT HOUSES COR. 9TH AND n.e.; perfect homes, of 7? rms., cellar, G sfs. el. over 19 ft. wide; small cash suit. Open every day, nol9-tt payment, OSCAR W. WHITE, 1114 F st. FOR SALE— VERY CHEAP HOUSE AND ground. Let us give you our special bargain Maeatrably ‘oc of modern houses (some new! oe emo $4,250, lt 35, 000. Also a Tel ins ts. Modern houses, Snortheas at $4,500. Many of these houses could not fo! wr the price on investment, no2T asked, and it to ‘TOouN B. Waa Hist ited, fae 0 be buitt interest AN, 14th at, FOR SALE—HOUSES. —————— FOR SALE—-THREESTORY. BRICK DWELLING WITH TWO-STORY BRICK STABLE, LOT 2144x100 HOUSE FOUR hooms: 5 ‘AYED ALLEY. BUILT. HANDSOMELY- FINISHED CORA’ A "AND DI TED. -QONVENIBNT LOCATION: NORTHWEST. TERMS EASY... ALPE We, 006 1a +2. -PRICE, $10,500. -W. (PHONS 2049.) FOR 8ALE— 1452 I have jast completed om Yale st. near 18th, Columbia Heights, 3 two-story buff brick houses, containing six rooms, reception halt and concrete cellar. Tiled vestibule and tiled béth. Heated by furnace. Handsome cabinet Hat rack In hall. mantels on both floors. Open fireplaces and gas logs, Screens for the entire house. Awninge for all front Stone steps and granolithic Lot 17x15 to wide alley. ‘These houses will for $5,500, be sold to reliable parties and the terms will be arranged to suit. Inquire CHRISTIAN J. UBHOFF. Owner, Ohio National Bank bldg., 12th and G sts. new. ite FOR SALE. SEE IT—2-STORY BRICK HOUSE; inted an inust sell as 1 am going awn; lee, $2,500. This is a bargain. hse. ite HILL, MODERN 9- dow; three stories; on terrace: fence and improvement; in northeast, within 1 square $4.600; terms to sult. 12th st. room and bath press brick residence; bay wi ‘On 19th never Leen occupied. 1 RENT_DENIRABLE _ COR st. above Dupont Circle; TYLER & RUTHE: FOR SALE fine location, nw. terms to suit pure! per cent, THEO. del 1-Bt » LARGE CELLAR, below actual valu : déferred payment at 5 FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS ee ee a l, 0! aA So oe FOR SA JEABONED OAK WOOD, IN SIZE and quantity to sult, suitable for open wood Tote Dock Kaw obo ere” TN 8 Ge R et EER IOs) 6 aD a writers; practically ‘new. to. K. A’ shea ois F Priest FOR, SALE_EGG STOVE, SPLENDID HEATE ld walnut folding bed, French plate mirror, feather bed, woven wire bed springs, Reming:on tepewriter, No. 4; bargains. 1209 U st. n.w. oat FOR SALE-LADY GOI ‘\G SOUTH WISHES TO sell elegant long sealskin cloak. size 34; also gross of fine Ceylon pearls. Address Box 126, Star office. de9-3t® FOR SALE—AN ELEGANTLY CARVED BLACK walnut chamber suite, with extra heavy big square beveled mirror, ‘spring and mattress; ex- tra bargain for $65. “Apply 1303 N st. n.w, jt FOR SALE—A LARGE QUANTITY OF NEW AND practically new typewriters of various makes, ranging in price from $20.00 to $50.00; an oppor: Can you make yourself or pay MOORE tunity of a lifetime. child’ a more useful Christmas HBRE! a. bitches, one eagle bitch and two paps, pair of grand ‘English greyhounds: ume and <ther E. BIS! BIN' G, Coatesville, Ps engine, one S-horse power gas engine, one 100-horse pow- on er boiler, one 20-horse power boiler, Marvin safe, one small Marvin safe com- Dination ofl rectifier and can, let of new tire brick, four 500-gallon oak tubs with fixtures, three’ Amberg cabinets, All the above in good JOHN A. HAMILTON, Receiver, 520 large condition, 8th st. now. piano; standard make; warrante New pirnos 2nd all kf years; $110. ds cf musical instruments FOR SALE property, naw., st nw, neat N st. DING, 1204 G st. ULS, OR EXCHANC etween 1 { A. HARDING, 1204 G st. now. FW. HELBI FOR UNIMPROVED | FOR SALE—LOUNGES, $2.50; STOVES—COOK, $5; fore, dwelling and stable, 7th | beaters, $2.50. Parlor and’ bed room suites, $1 lot 26x106. “THEO. A. HAR- REDMOND’S CHEAP CASH AND Pas de]1-3t CREDIT HOUSE, 313 7th et. n.w. 10 ROOMS, GOOD ORDER, E| FOR SALE — AUSTIN'S AND SPRATT'S FRESH 9th and 10th, ,north side, | dog cakes; also Glover's dog medicines. Pamphi 1410 G st. nw, It on dogs und bird diseases free. Birds and ani- R, $100 cash, $15 m1 Be. —6 ROOMS; bay window; press brick; OMS; 3 LOT 46 and $12 MOXLEY, ‘110 12th st. 8.e. ALL MODE: fine hot wonth. OWN 110 oR SALE OR EN aluable business aud 316 Sth st. n. iug of a subst dar, alinost cover! No 2, Ame: tial brick sto CHANGE— Property, situated at Nos, 314 W, Deir Mark consist 3 stories and ing the entire lot s build _ FOR SALE—LOT Dupont to give SALE IN 1 os 1 two years dy Mullen this subd lori and Invites & CO. 14 SALE COT in Washi only Tie FOR for plat vi For EVE! lets in Warkinste: Conn, and dS4t CHAR FoR SALE corner 16th made easy. HANDY YOR SALE road and Great ninth 00 per CLARK BRC aud For aster, i 12th sts.; 50 h. 0-1 FOR EXCHAN over $7,500, $2,000) tru TOR E der $20, ba We have plenty change; can put an house neighborhood des tents, schools, ELLE SURRY, for s power house, “n WALTER AL BROWN, 1425 Pa SALE BUILDING SITES—CALL_ ort ‘alifornia aver, pu BEAUTIFUL CORNER LOT, 20X10 QUICKLY Roo FOR SALE—AT SACRIF! eligible Tots im Brookland, D.C., corn FOR EXCHANGE. SHANG FASINONABLE BUILDING SITE, Hatupshire av A great opportunity, elt alating; if necessary a small required. WM. if, SAUN- _F et. nw. delL-2t OLMEAD MANO. SVERAL sat veiy low pt the terms sma and nt within so 1) houses have been livision; this attests its popu- stent. WM. HL. SA Kost. now, dell LOt ON CATAFORN Heights; to an immediate low price of $1.35 per square HM. ROZIER BULAN 1220 WE ALL, SECTY OLUMBIA HE IRPAX, 806 FINE CoRS ER, NEA st; 185x120 to sis a snap. ne ft. This a onsible 7 F st. nw. FOR SALE LUILDERS Uidg. lots, Including n.w. ne; fest property tn Térms reasonable. J. DM FOR S\LE- $13 PER SQUARE purebaxe lot 25 feet frout, 138 side of Fost. near Jath f | Adare DNC FOR SALE-LOTS” BUILDERS AD VESTORS note—Ten choice lots tp th est, 17x88 each. to a ten-foot public alley, at 9uc. per foot. Apply 1614 6th mavens” ded 3t® KOE ELIGIBLE BUILDING n Heights, including corner of r list apply to . GY 13th et. nw, HAND) T sts. uw. ‘Terms ean b price apply to CHARLES W. Glo 13th Bt, nw, BUY A LOT CONDUIT Is electric ry.; howe or spec- Week; no interest; plats, 87 D st. nw. dest? ONE OF THE MOST Frankfort cars will run through by 1 Apply L. A. CRANDELL, 610 1 st. naw. A BSTORY HOL wom Driek, . E price un- On a large house, value, $17, rge house, 3° houses; From 25 to 200 unincum- J lets In District, of good clear property to ex- in cash if necessary. & FAIRFAX, 806 F st. naw. 100 5 8. ler prop vacant lot; 5 snfent to market, ears; price, Star ‘otic FOR EXCHAN ON THE 1. AND lar 10-room ne 100x2 per mont! CHA: dell LIC iAIN AT BERW OLR. R.—Three-story Louse; heated by furns : I FOR EXCHAN south side of 80x90 to a and gas; pri cor. PIECE OF GROUND ON between 6th and 7th n.e.; reet; water, sewer CHAS. E. BANES, del -3t FOR EXCHAD FINE CORNER NORTHWEST, 19th and S sts.; 40x90. Will trade for improved property, Price, BANES, cor. 14th $4.25 per foot. and G sts. now. CHA! dell-8t OR EXCHANGE. A TRADE FOr Give me a de do the rest. bw. CHA‘ criptio WHY NOT LET ME GET UP YOU? That 1s my speclalt ‘of your property and I will E. BANES, cor. 14th and G dell-3t FOR EXCHANGE— propertl e elty home, $8,000. opposite Library staaller house or 2,700 for house; printing oftce. jo for good fai t. no2-2m,18 cumbered, for hou: G15 14th st, now. nt-water heat; nice lo! Equity in fine double house ft. front; near Dupont Circle; under good 12,799 tt Fine residence, ground or snall houses. Property for exchange uy ‘A NUMBER OF LOT: A FEW OF THE EXCELLENT for exchange, at cash prices, sae un- suburban home; 9 rms.; stable; $5,000 clear, for {room brick house; lot 47x85; of Congress; small’ trust; for ground. 7-room house; clear; about $4,000; near government and rm or small property; will as- round, clear, for small Sonn. ‘ave., small trust, City and suburban to $100,000. F. WAGGAMAN, 700 14th st. Dw. Apply CHARLES EARLY, no24-16t JOHD 508. LOST AXD FOUND. ¥ agut Squ ave. 18th reward = Bat 5 FRIDAY AF TRRNOON, DECEMBER 10, uaip, and: Church of the Cove- mink fur collar or tippet. Te- stumwa and receive suitable de11-2t* S15 EW. of “a male RD WILL BE PAID FOR THp RE- lack and white) fox terrier GLSON, 1420 Plerce os it LOST-BROWN COLLIB DOG; WHITE POINTS, Reward if returned to 1219 Muss. ave. n.w.d11-3° Lost CK SE. bers’ gallery, U.S. Senate; on tuning sinall amount of money and key: 0 921 I st. n, tum LPOCKBT BOOK, IN ME! Monday last, on $10 REWARD— ‘and receive reward. ‘AKEN I FRONT ROOM, Vth ay Friday, Day oe ter ee gold chain; Tues- day, Dec. 7, gold watch. Return. No questions asked. dei0-3t* LOST—-OR — STOLEN—1:30__P.M., black horse; 15° b stride; clipped f foot white; hitched to if returned to LIVERY del0-2t* THURSDAY, eurved neck; long to knees; left bind haeton. Suitable reward STABLE, 465% C st. n.w. bands high; om_fetloc a LOST—$15 REWARD—MONDAY NIGHT, DEG. 6, & pocket hook, containing $47, on 7th st. bet. G Hi st: 887 F st. McDEVITT DETECTIVE AGENCY, de10-2t¢ LOST—A PAIR OF GOLD LORGNETTES, AT- liberal tached to a gold and pearl chain. A re- mals mounted by expert taxidermists. SCHMID" BIRD STORE, 712 12th st. nw. tf MONEY WANTED & ‘TO LOAN. AY IN GIVING YOU MONEY AT FIVE CENT, in ANY am from $1,000. to $50,000; SEE US AT ON: delL-tt STONE & 06 F now, MONEY ALWAYS IN HAND TO LOAN ON AP- Proved District real estate, in sums to suit, at and & per cent; commission nominal. ALBERT F. FOX, 929 F st. nw delet IMME first tru SAL ESTATE; dors” loans. BECK & WELLER, $60,000 TO LOAN ON ES to sit. DARNEILLE, del0-3t* v Fst $7,009, $6,000, $5,000, 83,00, $2,500, $2,000, $1,750, | $1,500. $1000, $800 to lean on Washington city property at er cent; no delay; in hurd. CHARM W. HANDY, 610 13th st. naw. $1,000,000 ‘TO LOAN ON CITY REAL ESTATE. Avy umount. “Lowest rates. Also installment L. 0. DeLASHMUTT, 1421 G st. nie. PO #00 Le 7 ED TO RELIABLE PARTI upon furniture, planos, inte states, trust d other collateral securities, without 1e- publicity. Apply 512 13th’ st. now, 5 per cent, MONEY TO LOAN, Liebermann & “Hawn, 1803 F st. nw. ‘Commission 1 per cen! MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT AT Cl Fent rates of iuterest on real estate in the Dis trict of Columbia, FITCH, FOX & BROWS, del-tt 1406 G st. nt. MONEY TO LOAN IN ANY SUMS DESIRE AT LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST, ON WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE, ‘No delay in closing iransaction. THOS. J. FISILEL & CO. det-tt Fost. o MONEY IN SUMS TO SUIT AT VEKY LOWE Anterest on D. G. real estate security. FRANK T. RAWL! 1505 Pa. “ave., ton Ins Co.'s bldg. LD. tel. 149 MONEY LOANED, FROM $5 TO $5 0 CO lateral required. ‘Open evenings. Money also ad- red on bleyeles. Room 8, Central inde. Ar del-tf MONE’ at. M. T. LEIPOLD, no20-1m ___S.W. cor. 13th and F A_FEW GOOD LOANS FOR SALE, AT THE face and accrued interes! SHERMAN, 0c20-tf 610 14th st ONE HUNDI HAND to loan on W: or county real estate, at 5 per cent, io sums of $800 and upward. Answers gives ‘on same day of application. CHARLES W. HANDY, G10 13th st. aw. nol5-1m MONEY TO LOAN, iS MONEY TO IA 1 est rates of interes! C2 real éxta’ Duilders’ loans. F_ J. DIEUDON) nola-tf Room 23, Obfo National Bank bk MONEY TO LOAN— ANY AMOUNT, ALWAYS RESDY.” NO DELAY. INTEREST AND COM'N LOW. nol2-Im J. B. WIMER, Real Est., 608 13th st. kee. The secur) remains in your possession. ments on pricipal recelved at any time, will lessen cost of loan. the day you apply for it. erties the best. publicity. inade. 0c19-12d MONEY TO LOAN ON BECO ¢ ipsurance policies, collateral and other a: Pay- which You can have the money Our rates are the low- All business confidential; no No cost or expense if loan is ‘not CGaPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE CO., 602 F st. nw. urities; best ‘terms in city. ATTWELL & STUBBLEFIELD, Mertz bidg., 11th and PF a.w, sell-tf = M N IN SUMS FROM $1,000 UPWARD, AT LOWEST RATE OF INTEREST, REAL ESTATE IN THE DISTRICT. R. 0. HOLTZMAN, eel COR. 10TH AND F STS. N.W. MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE AT LOW- est rates of interest. No delays. M.A. BALL au24-tf 10 14th TO LOsN— ON REAL ESTATE— $5,000. 1000. 000, 000, 1,000. $500. THOMAS E. WAGGAMAN, meT-tt 917 F at. nw. WASHINGTON MCRTGAGE LOAN CO..610 F N.W. Will loan you any sum you want, large or small, on furniture, planus, horses, wagons, etc., without removal or publicity. Any business with us strictly confidential, and you can get the money the day you ask for ft. Loans can be paid in part or in full at any {tine to sult, the convenience of the borrower, and any part pal luces the cost of carrying the Tod Ya‘proportion to. the amount paid. = INGTON MORTGAGE CO., Jele-tr G10 F st. MONEY TO LOAN-$1,000 UPWARD AT 5 PER cent; $250, $500, $750. etc.. at 6 per cent, on D.C real estate. WM. If. SAUNDERS & OO... ap28-tt 1407 F st. Special privileges large amounts a UTHERFORD, Sy3-tt 1307 F st. n.w. 5 FOREIGN POSTAL SERVICE. — LEGAL NOTICES. WASHINGTON, D.C., POST OFFICE NOTICE. Opa, be read daily, as changes may occur ct REIGN MAIES are forwarded to the of Gafly, and the schedule of clesings tse 4 eat on the ion of thet; 1 Bene he remanent 18 the last con: dence as re eneCtINE closes will be made at thin ANSATLANTIC MAILS. MONDAY—(b) At 7:20 for GERMANY. DENMARK, SWEDEN, NORWAY (Christiania) and RUSSIA, per s.s. Trave.* from New York, via Southampton and Bremen. Letters for other parts of, Burope. via Southampton, must ved "net PESDAY—() At 9:20 P.M. for EUROP #8. St. Louis.* trom New York, via South Letters for IRELAND must be directed Loats.” (c) At 11:10 P.M. for EUROPE, 1 from New York, via Queenstown 11:10 P.M. for BELGIUM direct, per #8. Noo land. from New York, via Antweip, Letters iuust be directed “Per Noordland.”” FRIDAY—(h) At 92 SWITZERLAND, ITALY 5 TURKEY. EGYPT and BRITISH INDIA. per #5. La Gascogne,* from New York, via Havre. Jet ters for other parts of Europe must be dire:t “Per La Gascogn (©) At 11:10 PM. for G! OA, por «8. Ems, from New York. Letters.” be directed “Per Ems." (ey At Ui:lo PM. for EUROPE, per s.s. Umbria,* from New York. wa Queenstown. (c) M. for SCOTLAND from New York. via be directed * Ethi cpia. “PRINTED MATTER, ETC. German steamers sailing fi ed mutte m NEW YORK . for GERM Tuesdays take print NY and specially for other parts of American and White, Star steamers sailing ew York on Wednesdays, the German steam- (rs on Thursdays and the Cunard. Freneh ond German steamers on Sat nays take printed mat Yertised to earry mutls. aainaeagsche «6 MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERIC __ WEST INDIES. Ete SERIES, AY tc) At 10:05 PM. for RELIZE and EMALA, per steuan: ew Orleans. te) 11:10 P A. y York and HAITI, per s Y¥—ta) At 12 P.M. for NEWFOUND. yer steamer from North Sy (uy At ) PM. for JAMAICA, per steamer from Donten AE for CORTA RICA, per sx. Trot © te) At 0PM. for TAMAIC ber ss. from Philadelphia. (¢) At 1 P.M. for NORTH BRAZIL, 8.8. Cearense, from Now York, M. jaa and Ceara. VE Oost Ui:le TM fe MUDA, per ss. Trinidad, from New ort 2 P.M. for NASSAT. N.P., and VBA, per ss. Niagara, PRIDAY (ey At W110 7 S CROIX, LEEWARD aD Ish, per ntabed New York. (er At for FORT! ND. JAMA, and ( &.8. Adirondack k STA RICA At lt:io PM HAL per ns, Mol New York. te) At Tito PAM. fo CAMPECHE, “CHIAPAS, “TARASCO and YUCCA, TAN, per ss. a. from New York. Letters for other parts of MEXICO must be “Por Seneca. SATURDAY—id) At 12:05 P.M. for NEWPOUND. LAND, per steamer from Ne y Mails for NEW oral to Mali- fax und e here datly, ex cept Sunday, don Sundays only ¢ Sunday, and on Sundays only «ty MIQUELON, by rail to 2 and via steamer, close here daily at :00 for CUBA (except thore for SANTIAGO DE CUBA, which will be ferwarded via New ¥ to and inelnding the T1:10 PM close here daily at ing via st iling from Port pat. Fla. to Ta , Mails overlind (except those f CAMPECHE, S, TABASCO and YUC TAN. which, day overland clos- tug. will be k up g Friday), ¢ MAILS. and HAWAII rer Sen Franciseo, close hire ss. City of Pekin, dally up to 6:40 P.M. Dee. 1 Muils for CHINA and JAP. from Tacoma, dose here daily Dee. 12. «dy Is for HAWATT, per s.s. Ai fsco, cluse here daily up to the «ay ber s.8, up to 6:44 ralia, from San 6:40 PM. ec. wd) fe ICIETY ISLANDS, per ship Trop- fe Eird, from: Sun Francisco, close here daily p ty 6:40 PAE. Dee. 25. (dy Mails for CHINA and JAPAN, specially ade 8 ed per ss. Eupress of India, from Vin- couver, ‘close here dally up to 6:40 P.M. Dec, 27 ay Malls for AUSTRALIA (except those f Australia), NE} SAMOAN Francisco, close here 31. (d) Maile for Arsiralia LAND, HAWAII Mi HAWAM ISLANDS, from % close here daily up to 640 PM Jan. Ises. «dy (a) Hegistered mails close at 10:00 A.M. same day. (h) Registered mails clese at 1:00 P.M. satae a: (e) Registered mails close at 6:00 P.M. sane day. (d) Registered mails c Registered mails close at 1:60 P.M. Tueslays and Saturdays. dell JAMES’ P. WILLETT, Postins we at 6:00 P.M. previ» “POTOMAC RIVER BOATS TNE WEEMS STEAMRGAT Fall schedule in effect € STEAMFRS TOTOMAC > SU Steamer Potomuc leaves every Sunday at 4 p.m. auner Sue every Monday at 4 p.m, for Bal- ry lundings. The steamer Sue will t. 12 ” 1 Beach going and returning from Baitimere. Passenger accomuiodations strictly trst- class. All river freight must be prepaid. STEPHENSON & BRO, Agents, Office, 910 Pa. ave. Telephone 745. os-11,tf #. 8. RANDALL'S POTOMAC RIVER LINE. Steamer HARKY RANDALL will leave River View wharf Sundays, Tuesdays aud Thursdays at 7 am, landing at Colonial Beach, Chapel Point, and all wharves as far down as Lower Macuodoc, Returning on Moudays and Weduesdays at 9 p.m, and on Fridays about 3:30 p.m, UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE WASHINGTON, D. C., TO GLYMONT, MD., ‘and intermediate landings. Steamer SAM'L J. PENTZ, daily execpt Sunday, at 9:30 a Returning about 8 p.m. Passenger accommodations first-class. Freight re ceived until the hour of sailing. E. S. RANDALL, Proprietor and Manager. GEO. 0. CARPINTE:R, General Azent, Washington. M. REARDON, Agent. Alexandria, se13-20: STEAMER “WAKEFIELD,” FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS, “Leaves Washington, D. C. (ith et. ferry wharf), Mondays, 7 u.m., "for intermediate laidings to Colonial “Beach, Bushwood, Rock Point, Nomini Creek, Abel's,” Leonardtown, Stone's, Howard Cobrun’s, Coltor Wednesdays, 7 a.m., for intermediate landings to Colonial Beach. Bushwood, Rock Potnt, Colton’s, Loonardtown, Abel's, Nomini Crecix, Piney Moint St. George's Island, Smith Creek, Coan and Yeoco" mico rivers. Saturdays, 7 a.m., for intermediate landin; to Colonial Reach, Bushwood, Rock Point, Colton Nomini Creek. (Bee schedule in effect September 13, 189; se7-tf Cc. W. RIDLEY. Genl. Manager. FOR SALE—BICYCLES. FOR SAL HAVING ED OUT MY Brsi- ness I have several new and second-hand wheels that I will sell below cost for cash. Address Box 35, Star office. _— FOR SALE—SPECIAL PARTS TO ORDER FOR unguaranteed biey Tires, cach, $3, guaran- teed. Enameling, pl equipped. FACTORY "FOR LEASE. os. ting, vulcanizing; machinery del ate » 731 9th st. FOR LEASE—FOR A TERM OF YEARS—A VERY fine double house on Washington Heights, con- talning 15 rooms and bath; a suitable house for senator of tember of Congress. CHARLER W. eS- 1 HANDY, G10 18th st. n.w. MONEY TO TOAN AT 6 AND 6 PER CENT ON approved District real estate; no delays. ‘M. MM. PARKER, mh9-tr 1418 F st. LOANS ON REAL ESTATR. 5, 5% and 6 ‘r cent. te27-tt + GASCH BROS., 1307 F st. nw. MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE AT 5 PER cent; payment on principal in amounts of $500 Giemore cecelved af any interest period. F. H. SMITH & SONS, 1418 F st. n.w. Gel8-tf MEDICAL. Dr. Leatherman. Expert specialist in the cure of all special Gis- gases of nien and women. Consultation free. Hours: 9 to 12, 2 to 5; Tues., Thurs. and Sat. evenings, 7 to 8 602 F n.w. Closed on Sunday. no18-1m* MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT ON REAL sists security in the District of Columbia; no 3; charges moderate. nol8-tt WASH'N DANEXHOWER, see IS If YOU WANT TO BORROW MONEY ON YOUR house and pey loan in monthly installments, of buy a house in the nicest locations on Capitol Hill by” paying, a cash payment aod balance ponthly rif and sce JOHN H. O'DONNELL, 828 5 . Capitol Hill. my23-tt MONBY TO LOAN, IN SUMS TO SUIT, AT LOW- fat rates of interest, on D. C. real estate. loans a specialty. Prompi attention. WALTER. HACKER, noT-tt 704 14th ot. nw. MONBY TO LOAN ON APPROVED REAL ESTATS within ‘the District of Columbia, in amounts to suit nd 6 per cent. jaio-tP “Geo. W. Lankins, o86"15th st. mw, LOANS MADE ON APPROVED COLLATERAL, COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS. CHARLES S. BUNDY, COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS, Of all the States and Territories, ft Fendall bldg... cor. 413 and D n.w. DENTISTRY. FIRST-CLASS GOLD AND OTHER FILLINGS A specialty; also tooth crowns; all branches of dentistry. DR. STARR PARSONS, n026-4t S8.E. corner 9th and E u.w. OPERATIVE AND PROSTHETIC DENTISTRY ON weckly and monthly justallments; crown and bridge work a specialty: Dr. T. W. STUBBLE Mertg building, 11th and F sts. se28-tf ‘such as uife policies, stocks, bonds, building as-| Painless Extracting, 50c. sociation Icate ‘certificates, &e. No Best teeth, Fup, ite Did rie delay. 1110 F st. (take ele-| ar ing prices.” Each department in vator). myS-tf gharae of an expert specialist of long experience. HAVING: ARRANGEMENTS WITH A CAP-| No students. All work guarautecd” See’ larger LEyLiE propane aa re ne feigeee No Gor |. 64, Sn tole Paver. 99) 7th and D JBL Ghee PRS ast at., cor, F nw. U.S. ntal Ass’n, 72 24! 2 — |= = vard will paid turned Bt Rhode TTORNEY! REWARD—LOST_D. 4, IN CEN- ¥ [FPTEEN "GivtHAS SBA "Dobwes: Gety ee | pene tmene cae Eek are 5 ri No questions asked, = e031 T0r'G'st., oppoatte patent ofice. cosa LOST—$10 REW. WHITE AND BRINDLS | CA! iy 'TTO! fod . 5 SU Rie iar Seemdans | Renee emeee oe, nae above réward, ie “Geese?” | New York ave. and Gh et. a.w. sold, * “UNDERTAKERS. _ W.R. Speare, Undertaker & Embalmer, 040 F Street ———— a ‘first-class on the most r call 340, jaT-tr No. 8086, Adi Doe THIS IS TO @IVE"NoTICE: 7 scribers, of the state © 24 ck: THAT THE svn. w York, have ob from the Sapreme Court of the Dh ore =< bia, holding a Special Term for Orphaus’ court business, letters testamentary on the. persenal Irving, Inte of the Dis- estate of Julia Grang: trict of Columbia, deceased. All persons having claims against the said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the samo with the vouchers thereof, to the subscribers, before the Ist day of December next: may otherwise by tof the said es. — on ee our hands this Ist day of De cember. Ls BRN . CHARLOTTE Ro HAMILT: Care y HACKETT, Proctor, 486 L ave. det law at (No. SiG. Adiun. Doc, 24. 7 THIS IS Tu GIvi NOTICE a : That the subscriber of the District of Colum: Ma hi obtained frea Supreme Court ef the Distric T ambia. belding a Special Term for Orphans’ Court business, letters textam the peisonal estate of David Pitz the District of Columbia, de having claims acainst the hereby warned to exidbit Vouchers { f, to the subsc the 26th duy of November next; th ether. wike by Is said estate Signed this 2eth day of THE NATIONAL SAFE I TRUST © LG HOWARD, Tr tor ne OFFICIAL NOTICE VENSION of Coban be exstnded from ‘all benefit of the eruber. UST, OSTT SAVINGS J ny sy GF GIST BLAIR OF HIGHWAYS fa. Washingt IN| THE trict Ie ion 2 of th * in that ing outside of statins: of copy of a map a prope vem of hieh- sin the west of in detaii Proposed xvstem of bi tien in room No. Wulding. AU p mine the map der any su ation of any as shown on the tests MUST TE eleorly the rea District ted hy the extlly:- Di rsone and Trigiway UST TUIRTY PUNT partment tet w 1a, Nas Secretary of Wa nd will then 1 The comm'ssion o'clock acm.. tn pos. orally from those w thas sn written thon War BLIss, JOHN M. WILSON Highway Commission 7 PROPOSAL PROPOSALS Re PRIES- TREASURER Washington, Is Will be on WEDNE » for supplyin: Home with tex and ele ts rhoat « sos ply des, au HAVING take Mrs. HORGAY Mr. HORG AN, ractical furriers, idm cE = SUBURBAN PROPERTY. FUR RBUSIN ng to my whi CUNNINGHAM. kt nw Miss C TELL YOUR HUSBAND-=- —that be bas a grand chance to buy a beautiful Dullding lot at West Chevy Chase Subdivision. Three electric car geod ent of purchase pric Hines reach the ground-—pure excellent sewerage. water, drainage, Upon pa of lot we eball build a Lome for you TO YOUR ORDER. Come and talk it over with us, Full particulars at our oilice. 1204 F ST. OFFICE ALSO ON GROUNDS. dot-tt Metal-Coiting Beetles, From the 3 F. W. Devoe presented an interesting sub- Ject for the consideration of the New York Microscopical Society at its meeting at No. 64 Madison avenue. As the result of long study of beetle habits he brought before the society specimens of the metal-cutting beetles and of their wonderful work. His peper on this iron worker, read by tho secretary of the society, was a brief one which he had already w York Tribune. published. The first metal-cutting beetle w Mr. Devoe became possessed ent to him from Yucatan. He the specimen in a cardboard box. The next mcrning the beetle was found enjoying his ease about the room, and a hole in the side of the box showed the manner of his exit. He was then placed in a glass jar with a black walnut cover. That he out through the next nig He was replaced in the jar, and a metal cover, perforated with a few airholes, was placed over it. The beetle did not begin work on thix cover for about a week, but at the end of that time, within ihe space of forty-eight hours he had cut an opening between two of the holes large enough to get a part of his bedy through. With more time he would have enlarged the opening sufficiently to admit of his escape. Mr. Devoe has had several specimens of the metal-cutting beetle since. They m: ure in length from four and a half to five centimeters, and in breadth from one and a half to two centimeters, Their backs are covered with little knobs, in lines, and their sides with yellowish scales. ‘Their an- tcnnae have from nine to eleven joints They are very slow, deliberate walkei and are chiefly active in the darkness. Mr. Devoe had several specimens op ex- hibition, with samples of their cutting pow- ers. He also exhibited plates representing in magnified form the beetle’s dissected head and jaws ard the jar covers which had been cut. ieee Hygiente Sins in Winter. Dr. Felix Oswald in the Chautauquan, The street cars of several New England cities take in more fares during the three winter months than all the rest of the year taken together. Some of their patrons take a ride only in cold weather; their hearts, like persimmons, get softened by frost. They will walk five miles in mid-summer to save five cents, and defy spring showers in waterproofs, but the dread of “colds, alias catarrhs, persuades them to enter a crowded catarrh trap. The nales of their species often devote the whe winter to indoor indolence, with such intermezzos as a visit to the next-door neighbors or a walk to the tracks of the nearest motor line. And yet they enjoy better appetites in winter than in mid-summer—the season of cutings and vacation tours, of boat races and berry excursions. Every boarding house keepe knows that in warm weather six out of ten guests merely nibble their food, but try to eat a Christmas dinner every wintry day—and that in spite of the fact that many of them pass twenty-three hours of those winter days in an atmos- phere of artificial summer. ‘The explanation can be found in the re- deeming influence of ‘the twenty-fourth hour—the six times ten minutes passed on sireet corners, in markets, post office vest!- bules and wood yards. A few lungs-full of intensely cold fresh afr atone for a multi- tude of hygienic sins, and, unlike the nos- trums of medical confidence men, the rem- edy answers its purpose with or without the confider.ce of the patient. ——_—— ee2— Quite Another Thing. From the Chicago Record “Does your con worry you by contracting debts?” “He doesn't contract debts—he expands them.” Mrs. Darley—“You are so late. You should have been here two hours ago. 1 got so tired waiting for you. Mrs. McBride—“I'm very sorry, deer, but I came as soon as ever I could. You see, Jack gave me his coat to sew a button on this morning, before he went to the office.” Mrs. Darley—“T see! Were the letters so interesting as that?”—Hariem Life,