Evening Star Newspaper, January 29, 1898, Page 5

FOR RENT—HOUSES. UNFURNISHED. ‘OR RENT— Keokuk and 45th, “Go ett nw. 18 Wesley “His, 9. _35.00 per year.” ... $1,000.00 1418 11.b nw, 10r._30.55 608 1th nw. 200.00 508 Row 46th (Wesley Hi 1433 Ohio ay nw.3. 15th bet K & L. «fury 30.06 1307 6th nw, 6r. ganfar).-- 2... 2> 88.33 1614 Sth nw. 6r- 3 1311 20th ow, or 2ist nw, Gr... 22.50 «fur . $5.00 UP lous ith nw .ir 30.00 424 KT ay nw. 13r.75.00 530 Spruce nw. Gr. .20. i 7 E 1616 S'b nw, Or... .18.40 5IS_N Cap nw, 6-18.30 3 2207 1 nw, Sr. 30 1733_R nw, 10r Flat 417 @ nw, 6r.-17.00 25 T nw “s2r.. 2031 Lim, Tar. 317 N aw, lor 2441 M nw, 6r 16.25 1342 Seth nw, Is10 Taw, '6r. 1819Coreoran nw.1ir 7’ Decrees ‘nw. 3 Orme Flats. lous 4th aw, Oe 1019 9h nw. mo 4th me 5. 919 Ho nw S16_N H av aw, Gr. 15.00 15 NJ av nw, 9r.40.60 1415 Sampeon nw,5r15.00 Slo pw, 13. anise O1s ad we Be. 14.30 2024 I nw. or... S0S_4th nw, Sr... -.13.50 1023 224 nw, 1ir..40.09, 2017-19 E nw, 6r..13.30 G01 2ist nw, Ir. __40.00 £08 NH av nw, 6.12.80 1226 sth ow, 10r. . .35. 1412 Sampson nw,7rl2.50 we, 10. 85. 2008 14th nw, 1 - my Boks For f for bullett issued on the Ist and 15th. F st. aw. RENT_UNFURNISHED— Tord N. 12r&2 be €75.00 1007 Brie aw, 8 Flat 2.2d ff 913M_4r40.06) 1271 25th nw, 6r..-12.80 The stove is oni THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, $a20-t0. nds ‘7 1526 U at, 9r&b....45.50 409 3d st aw, 6r. 15.00 12.50 604 @ aw, Grieb ..25.40 14 Patterson ae, 6r.12.50 1801 Sth ow, Gr&b. = = $45.00 1122 Comm ave. ...$75.00 740.09 FLATS. 101 6h st nw. 1337 7th st uw. 1008 F st. 4 room Btable rear of lows .. $1,500.00 Near Stott's fine tien, DC, lr. im... .1,500.00 1409 Zoth st, Or. 2. S10. N J av Dw, lor. 2r. 200.09, Flat 5. B & Q. 9r.-40.00 150.00 725 11th mw. Tr. 150.00 2414 14:b 125.00 2428-26 1411 125.00 2420 14th wi 125.00| 329 Mo ay ni 125.00) 1702 it st, '10r. 1516 H st, J2r...°125.00| 1202 N C st, Or... : @ Dupont ‘circle, iér-offer| 302 F Cap, sfed, Tr. 1380 NY av nw, i2r100.00 2410 14th st, Or. 1601 16th nw, i1r.100.00 1809 4th st, 7r. ‘Takoma Park, Car- (2906 Q st aw roll ave, 18r.....100.00' 824 12th {9 1833 Jeft'n pl, 12r.100.00 Flat 1, “B&Q,” 2126 'R st, Iér...:.85.00 1818 Linden st. Sr. 1814 Jef’ pl, 11r.83.33 Up 1610 14th st,6r- 1436 N ow, 12r....80.00 807 18th nw, Or. 1782 16th st, 11r...75.00| 1285 G ow, ‘8r 1727 DeSales, 11r..75.00 1443 Pierce pl, Tz. - Carroll av, Takoma H- 619 N Y ay, 8r. -75.00 915 E sw. 6r. fe a -75.00 8d f 961 Pa av 1925 N aw, 1ér....75.00' (club rooms) 1621-2ist ow, 10r..70.00 4015 8th ow, BF... iloé 9th st, 15r...65.00 1802 Corcoran, 6r. .18.; 1111 Lith st, Jar. 911 18th st. 10r. 8027 N ow, 405 11th ow. 2r. #40 NY ay, l4r S11 33th uw, 20r. 38382 weiisirinbisinishee SB S22s3s SSsees 5.00 88 BE 32 3: = 1540 7th. st&dw.6r.60.00 1719 15th nw. 9r...60.00) st sw, @r, each. ..12.50 513 12th st, 1@r.. 155.70 1346 Est.” Sr, 1927 15th, Sr. -55.00| 4th 0 1420 Pa av. .10. 1315 20th uw, 10r..55.00) 14th st rd nr Bright- 1730 2oth nw, lor. .55.00| wood Hotel, 5r...10.00 3443 Q st, Or! 250.00] 1507 Union et, 4r.-10.00 1009 TH nw, st&dw.50.00/6 & 16 Watkins st, 715 4th st, 12r... 80.00) #18 E nw, br... 50.00 2034 Hillyer _pl,10r. 50.00 2235 © et, lor... 150-6 1638 17th st, lr. .45.00 831 S st, lor. -45.00 2014 Hillyer pl, ilr.45.00| 1515 O nw, or_ 1024 ‘Trinidad av, or ith st rd nr Bi 15th st ne. = -40.00] 115 L st se, Ar. 2246 11th uw, llr. .40.00 For fall Mst of furnished houses, offices, stores abd stables apply at office. THOMAS J. FISH & co. Ja2i-te 1324 F st. nw. POR RENT REDUCED TO $40.00 E OF TE Anest places in Le Droft Park . Maple ave. os; a.m. T. J. W. ROBERTSON, 66 bh st. S GREATLY REDUCED—2112 I. $14.50 310 13th ew. ‘$13.00 10.50 631 K.... -10.50 10.00 1292 10.00 Wylie ‘ne. t 4th nw. E aw... Jazzlot rok RL BR. L. GOODMAN, FOR RENT—PRESS BRICK: 9 ROOMS; SALOON parlor; concrete a.m.i.; newly painted und papered; location; near ‘Smith- senlan: to a suitable tenant, price made to auit. See OWNER. 206 Ith st. s.w. RENT— Hav t4r. $100.00 m0 3 3. ‘r. BP ost, st&dw. 1. 14 Half sw, tir. Sheridan ‘uw. |.10.30 - - $33.50, Brookl'd houses. ..¥.50 up 3230 Loudoun’ ct.se.4r6.50 620 Whitney av, Gr.13 30 THE McLACHLEN REAL ES. AND LOAN CO., FOR SALE—HOUSES. Ex Ooxm OF these RARGAINS at YOUR NEW BROWNSTONE HOUSE on K st. near CONN. AVE. Nearly new house 16TH ST. just above SCUTE CIRCLE: beautital interior’ falsh, 3 im Eckington, reduced from $8,800 to ‘One on 2ist_near F for $4,000! See JOHN 0. JOHNSON, 617 F st. it FOR SALE-HOUSE NO. 455 G ST. very easy terms. Apply within. "Js FOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE_SOME DESIKABLE houses in the northweas. Arply, ja2v-7t" CAAKLES EARLY, 615 14thst. aA SALE-SEVERAL FINE, FASHIONABLY built houses in the northwest section. Prices, 322,500 to $75,000. t wae SAUNDERS & CO., 1407 F st. FORK SALE—BARGAIN--ON K ST. th and 10th sta.— in a ccmmodicug - south. troat zesidence. Inquire for particulars = funity of WM. H. SAUNDERS & CO., 1407 Pt. BET. THE EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, JANUARY 29, 1898-24 PAGES. SALE-A BUSINESS “Th fai Poe FOR SALE—THREE NEW ALLEY HOU@S IN ; will rent for $25 per - for all splendid revenue producers: BH. WARNER & CO., 91 FOR SALE—A FINE, NEW, FOUR-STOIY, ii- foom residence, situated one square from ‘Oap- ; buff brick, gtone and cop immings; hot ‘water system of heating; electric lighting and beautifully ‘ rery easy. Apply to Owns ja28-st FCR SaLE—A FIRST-CLASS 1) Store and dwelling; 7 rooms: stable; lot 22.6x117; '30- alley; under lease for $25 per month great bargain at $3,500. with front porch; 411 Harrison st., Anagostia; medern improvements; lot 48x130. Price, $1. ja28-3t C. T. YODER, 615 E i i ()At 11:10 P.M. for EUROPE, ‘per ss. Germanic, from New York, via Queenstown. lew 4 be Gireeted oP eee Antwerp. “Letters must WEDNESDAY—(c)At 11:10 P.M. for LANDS, per 8.0. . from New Amsterdam. itol and new Libra-y: ai i side; terms vi g he ft. rear and 15-1 FRIDAY—(c)At 11:10 P.M. for SWITZERLA! TURKEY, EGYPT and BRITISH Also 7-room frame, ITALY, SPAIN. FOR SAL-E—SOME SMALL, BARGAINS NICE LIT- tle corner lot, west of War Department; 28 ft. front, with house bringing $96 per year. This will be sold to pay @ fine profit on the invest- ment, exclusive of the income from the house, It WM. H. SAUNDERS & CO., 1407 F st. FOK SALE-TWO €ROOM HOUSES; PRESS. brick fronts; always well rented; will be sold for $1,750; half cash or all carh; one and a half Squares from 14th st. (n.w.) cors. it WM. H. Sal NDERS & CO., 1407 F st. FOR SALE—A VERY DESIRABLE BAY-WINI Proes-brick ‘house: ‘ix good rome; ball, cela, ce, etc.; good location in Mt. Pleasant. Price, $3,750; small payment cash. - H. SAUNDERS & CO., 1407 F st. ie B.S. DONALDSO: FoR SALE—A BARG. FOR SALE—A COMFORTABLE BRICK HOUSE in s.w. section, containing 10 rvoms, bath and cellar; in perfect condition; 38x12), wi brick ‘stable: will be wold very. tow fo prot ery low te Purchasers terms to salt. MEISKELL We ae FOR § Jazv-3t ‘ALE-FINE HOUSE AND STABII Almost ‘facing N. H. ave., north Dupoar Circle, 520 10th st. nw. HL ave ; lot 2hz: ive rooms ‘first floor. Refused $30,000 cash. S R. S_ DONALDSON, It 520 10th st. n.Ww. MOTTLED BRICK; FACING AVE. AND north Ubrary: hand- its fo FROM CAP. A AIN—O! $10,150. DAVID D. STONE & 00. BOF Fat Oe FOR SALE—A BRAI PRESSED-BRICK HOUSE; NICE BATH; HOT FUL LITTLE SIX-ROOM AND COLD WATER; tastefully papered; front and back yards; alley: open stairway; large hall. ‘Trust $1,900—will sell for $2,100. "See us shout it. It DAVID D. STONE & CO., 804 F st. n.w. FOR _SALE—THE 5 N.W. FOR THE MONEY: AN ABSOLUTE BAR- GAIN—ONLY $3,500—TRUST $2,900; ‘east front; 7 rooms and bath; cellar; near 7th’ and 9th st. cars. Call and let It DAVID D. STONE & CO. 8 show you this property. S04 Fst. nw. FOR SALE—I HAVE TWO PIECES OF WASH- ington pra which I will sell incumbered farm, peying 6 per cent on $8,000, sacrifice, or trade for un- IT wish to leave the city at fice. it* ERLANDS direct, via. Rotterdam. brick houses; three stories and concrete nine large rooms, reception hall and tiled bat ‘ters must be directed ‘Per (c)At 11:10 P.M. for GENOA, per #.8. IN—4 FINE LOTS ON 0O- 150 each; worth 95c. me closets; ‘per ndeomely for GSc. "per foot cash. Ad- office. Leg duced from $8,000 to ‘These houses are in the BECK & WELLER, 602 F INVESTMENT — BOUR 6 rooms each; occupied by rented for 31] per fi 2 ete 1: 3 replaces: complete leandry 7,250; terms FOR SALE—FOR AN brick houses, white tenants; matter. ete... for dressed print-d Europe. The American and White Star steamers saili from New York on Wednesdays, the German steai and the Cunard, French and German steamers on Saturdays take prinzed mat- ter, ete.. for all countries for which they are ad. ‘TH AND CENTRAL AMERICA, WEST INDIES, ETC. BARGAIN 3 OHOICE bet. -& POSITIVE 100 to alley; 16th st. GERMANY, and specially ad- iblish; offered for few for other parts of FOR SALE—CHEAPEST HOUSE N. Window ‘brick, house; @ rocms and Nath; papered throughout; all improvements; xf io a od brick’ Stabler price for a few days {CK & WELLER, 602 F st. a.w. FOR SALE—AT BARGAIN PRICES. SMALL CASH PAYMENTS and MONTHLY NOTES FOR BALANCE. Price, $4,750—No. 11 E st. n.w.; cash, $750, balance note ; Three-stcry and basement brick dwelling; and bath; mul. 3 ft pebtice, $2,760—No. 334 U si lance notes— brick welling; 6 rms. and bath; 409 Ky ave. Hetgh 14th st, if taken German stewmers its, near a tal at once, for ouly $1,050 each. Vertised to ca MAILS FOR SUNDAY—() MERICA (except Costa Rica) AND SOUTH PA- Finance. from New York, GUATEMALA must be P.M. for BELIZE, PUER- per steamer « SESSA FOR SALE—VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS Just off Lincoln Park, $1,300 to $1,600 per lot; y terms. and East Capitol sts. ‘good Small cash payment; ens Also chotee corner, 14ti opposite Met. R. R. offices and business corner; two lots: Ja27-tu,th,s,3t for both; easy L & McLERAN, 1008 F st. n.w. FOR SALE—OR BXCHANGE—ONLY UNIMPROV- ed lot on Iowa Cirele; north side, adjoining Co- rean legation; will trade for houses or lots: will furnish money to build residence. ATTORNEY, Booms 10 and 12, Gunton bldg. FOR SALE—TWO FINE LOTS IN HOLMEAD 40x185, at 90 cents; Eslin st., 45 aq. ft.. at 65 cents. lots are on high ground and improved streets and as favorably situat division. D. CORTEZ AND from New Orleans, THOMAS, ST. CROIX, LEEWARD AND WIND- ISLANDS per as. Pretoria, jetters fo Grenada, Trinidad’ and Tohaze balance notes— Two-story brick “dwelling; 6 rms, and bath; m.1.; lot 16x62.69 feet. Price, $1,200-No. 149 L st. s.c.; cash,” €200, balance not two-story. and bascment brick dwelling; 6 DO YOU WISU~A HOME OR AN INVEST- Call and see our lst before look! THE AMERICAN, SECURITY AND WARD THORON, Auditor, 1405 G'street_n.w. FOR SALE—ONE-THIRD LESS THAN ORIGINAL Coet-One of the, most besutifal modera resi- dences on Capitol Hill; on wide avenue; near two elegant butlers pantry; lighting app king tubes; crystal fireplaces; handsome thantels; Plenty closets; wide balconies front and st and surrounded by nice lawns. & speculation or tor a wraly bore.” Address I. B., OWNER, Btar oftce. ;ALE—CHEAP—A BRICK HOUSE OF @ ace ine teat Masten High. School; Address OWNER X., “Per Pretoria.’ M. for SANTIAGO DE CUBA, per s. (@) At 12:05 P.M. for NEWF¢ per steamer from > OSTA RICA. per steamer from c) At 11:10 P.M. for JAMAICA. per steamer from Philadelphia, Pa. E ND, ner s.8. Portia. from 2 VENEVUFLA AN! AO; also SAVANILLA AND CARTHAGEN A, via Curacao: fc) At 11:10 PM. MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN. MONEY ALWAYS IN HAND TO LOAN ON AP- ved District real estate, in sums to sult, at and @ per cent; commission nominal. _ALBERT F. FOX, 920 F si WE HAVE THH FOLLOWING SUMS IN HAND to loan at 5 per cent © La PLATA COUNTRIES di Highland Prince, from New York. r s.8, Miami, froin M: for NEWFOUND- © FORTUNE ISLAND, rooms; servant electrit bells ratus; burglar alarms, speal chandeliers; open Letters for Coste, At 11:10 P.M. “per Altal."” for PORT A\ CE, A fine chance for GAMPECHE. ters for other “Per Vigilancia,’ 3 Li 1319 F st. n.w. BE BORROWED Vigilancia. from New rts of MEXICO must be directed (c) At 11:10 P.M. for HAITI. ndrick, from > FIVE PER CENT MO} a from us, at spall expense, in sums of $1,000 to once, A. H. B., Star FOR SALE—N’ Yery desirable ho Nos. 609 2ist st. n.w:, 2035 and 2037 F st. n. only 3 left out of a row of WEA JUsT FINISHED—THREE es; 6 rocms and bath; a.m. ven. CHAS. H. VER, 9.w. cor. 10th and F sts. n.w. It FOR SALE-NEW TEN-ROOM HOUSE: lent location; half square from 14th street car Une; tiled bath; electric lighters; furnace beat; four rooms deep. Address W. D. T., Owner, Star_ office. * EXCEL- FOR SALE—HOUSE 609 G_ S.W. Hi. three-story press-brick dwelling; 22 feet front ; large bay window; 10r., be. ud cel.: excellent 501 7th’. FOR SALE $27.50 per mo. Address “SACRIFICE ottee. ‘\DSOME, terms easy. Inquire on premises. BRICK Hot price, $1,690; ON © RET, 0TH AND NRY WEX, _ ja20-2t OOM 11C AMI; 22D ST. wear Penna. ave. nw. price if sold at ples 600; only $500 cash required; rented for For SALE_NOW rr suburban property cheap. and the flowers ‘blo pana u is Letter than savings bank detached dwelling on lat 50 bow. grand property and convenien dence; Ist floor- large salou TIME TO BUY rt walt fill spring en pay for the bey now a lot at Brightioo city streets, and you can pay $1 2 to 1; also frame wide; only $1,800; ame section, . MINNIX, 1427 F monthly payments: better proportionately low. W. nw. bet. 9th and 1oth st brick dwelling of 10: ron, Jot 20x00 to_ alley. Price, $3,350, nw. bet. I and K ate., 2-story and’ cel path. WEscort, Wile a. NICELY ail improve- on monthly terms of MARSHALL, 508 11th Ju20-3 ALE GIVE THis Yot 6 rooms ‘and cellar: mparatively new = samle assent. “R. J. very near ‘Ircle; one of the moat desirable ‘ations in the fashionable n.w.— ell-buflt 3-story aud cellur resi. on parlor, large dining rooms, large wide ‘front- i % Ae rick and 4 carrlages; orth $18,000; Seat An unusui w room and kitchen: on 2d fe bath; 2 stairways: plenty over 3.000 feet of ground; le; room for 4 horses 500 will bay it remain on the prope t -250.00 2022 F st -250.00 | $12 18th -125.00 | 622 lth st se 125.00 | 2024 G st -91.66 | FIICH, FOX & BROW 1406 G st. nw. FOR EXCHANGE. HANGE-SOME BEAUTIFUL t; unineumbered. in northwest. 7 For ExCHay bri CHARLES EARLY, 2uth house ‘at $8,00 Also 3-atory brick, 8 rs. -. At $6,000, for house 500, bal. in cash. M.D. PE $4 F st Ja29-3t VOR EXCHANGE HAVE YOU THOUGHT oF exchargi ty? If so send us full dese: e 2 special business of ex- proved and improved property. UIT, WILOOX & HIESTUN, 1907 Pa. ave. FOR RALE_L FOR SALE—A CHOICE PROPERTY o> FOR SALE—ONLY _ $3,600—F a6 Two of the price. the Height lookin: Medepeare? schools anc gee) REDUCED DUPLI. > I8x113; 3 stories’ and cel- + stone to parlor windows; stone porch: Ist floor, pretty parlor, hall, large, light. dining room, pantry and kitchen; 5 pleasant bed chame bers; plenty of closets: ‘beantiful mantels and chandeliers; open for Inspection. You will never have such a chance to secure a home or invest ment. It STONE & FAIRFAX, 806 F a. G opposite pension office; 50x100; improved by good houses. Can sell at a bargain. STONE & FAIRFAX, 806 F st. now. ° R SALE—D UG WAN A GOOD HOME, look at that cholce property s.w. corner of 14th and Kenesaw ave.; 12 rooms; hot-water heat; lot 25.6x126; brick stable. It STONE & FAIRFAX, $06 F st. n.w. TON PARK. SOUTH SIDE, BET. 5TH AND 6TH STS.; GOOD FRAME ‘HOUSE: LOT 22x94 TO. ALLEY. A BARGAIN. CHAS. “A. SHIELDS, 1405 FST. N.W. Jaza-6t> PROPERTY OWNERS.” try Property and want city income Property for it send us particulars; we have a special exebange department and’ you can rely on being well served. WESCOTT, WILCOX _& HIEST( 3022-1 1907 Pa. ave. n. FOR SALB BARGAIN — CORNER Li northwest; southern exposure; west of 14th si and east of Isth st.; 6 rooms and bath; ba: window brick; front and back yard, and ‘in ex- gellent condition; worth $5,200. Bargain price, $4,700. | $370 cash, balance on long time. Or BUSINESS CHANCES. WANTED—AN ACTIVE PARTNER WITH $500 established office business; one who will eptable ax an asscclute. Address Box 159, r ofiece. 1° ANTIC CITY, N. ‘Ath City’ business res and bathing bnsiness FOI RE opposite uew steel pler; spaces for atmuseraen Art exhibits, massage, bhalrdreesing, photograph, Phenograph ‘parlors, cn the most’ popular see: tion of boardwalk. Stores froin 10 to. 30. feet in width. 54 feet deep. Old-established and pped bath-beuse business; 400 bathir 3,00) bathing suits. Write te DEVIN ullding, Atlantie City portunities, hea NI. I DESIRE TO PUT SOME MONEY INTO A GOOD business. Address O. F. J., 1737 llth st. ow., bs mail, giving fall description of enterprise, AN OFFER WANTED FOR SMALL BALANCE OF our stock; a rare chance to mak» money; call at ence. JACOBS LROTHERS, 1229 Penna. ave. Jazs-3t FOR SALE- LEASE, 2 FINE IRON SAFES. show cases, 2 wall casex; can be bought very low the rent ts the cheapest on Penna. ave.; apply at euce. JACOBS BROTHERS, 1229 Penna. ave. Jazs-tf BY VIRTUE OF A DECPEE PASSED JANUARY 26, 1808, by the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, in equity cause No. 18967, wherein Philip Friediander is complainant and the Jeffer- scn Hotel Cempany, a corporation, defendant, the undersigued hereby offers for sale the good Will, lease, fixtures, furniture and contents of the ‘Hotel Jefferson, situate at the southwest corner of 6th street ‘and Louisiana avenue. The hotel will be open for inspection by pro- spective purchasers from this date up to and in- eluding Febreary 2. 1808. ‘The hotel consists of thirty-one (31) rooms, with saloon and dining room attached, and { furnished throughout and resdy for occupancy and business. Bids to be deposited with me on or before F CARY SECOND, 1895, and to be accom- panied with cash or certified check for at least tem per cent (10 per ceut) of the amount of the bid. 8 of sale to be cash. ALEXANDER WOLF, Receiver, 3 cheap to Inquire at SoG E st. nw. ALL WORK BORROW MONEY ON ¥ |. mdse, ete. ALWEST STOR- SE, “Goods Insured,” 316-18 Sth st. del-3m will take cash. ‘Title perfect. EO. FRY BUS, Room 22, Obie Bank bldg., 12th and * Dw. Jaz9-31 FOR SALE E st. business property.”” Small frame dweiling on B st. northwest near Pa. ave. Price, $3,500. WESCOTT, WILCOX & HIF! Ja29-3t 1907 STON. Pa. ave. FOR SALE— ‘PRICE ONLY $5,500."" For a magnificent northwest dwelling of 9 rooms, with tiled bath and furnace heat. Easy terms if desired. WESCOTT, WILCOX & HIEST‘ 1007 Pa. ave. TA COUNTRIES, i . via Pernambneo, Rah Letters for NORTH BRAZ) “Per Buffon.”” RADOS direct from New York, ON REAL ESTA’ RALPH W. LEI 5 modern conven- 500 FOR 3 YEARS AT 6 PER GENT interest payable semi-annual: GOOD LOAN, Star o! 12-room ‘brick, ; 7,500. Will scll for... Farge Rh MOLTZMAN, 1821 Fat. nw. via Pernambuco and (a) At 12:05 P.M. for NEWEOUN Der 8s from North Syd: PIERRE-MIQUEL HEAP DWELLINGS AND LOTS By WESCOTT, WILCOX & HIESTON, and Insurance Brokers. ge brick dwelling, Ox124 ft. to alley. JLLATERALS, from Halifax. (f) At 3:50 A.M. for NASSAU, from Miami, Fla. SDLAND, by rail to Halifax steamer, clone here dail: don Sundays ‘only at H. K. FULTO Established 1870. Money loaned on watches, diamonds, jewelry, silver ware, ete. Cash paid for old gold and silvor. MONEY LOANED BLE PARTIES IN OFFICE. NEGOTIABLE PALER DISCOUNTED. BUILDING and-La. Malls for NEWFOU! and thence vi Sunday. at 12:05 PLM. an 11:35 A.M.id) ear Pa. ave. n.W., S-story and hase- ent, ié-room and bath brick’ dwellia sirable neighborhood. Carroll st. near the rail to Poston and thence via steamer, close here daily at 2: SUBA (except those for Santiago de ich will be forv . id inclnding the close here daily at 3:00 steamers sailing Mondays and Thursdays from Port Tampa, Fla., to Havan Mails for MEXICO. new brick dwell- . BLDG., 708 14th st. TAKOMA PARK. Nearly new frame dwelling of 9 rooms and bath, with furnace heat; large lot and stable in rear; convenient to cars. Price only..... c overland fexcept those for CHIAPAS, TABASCO and YUC. ter the Wednesda: varded via New York up to and MONEY TO 10: real estate at 5 and 6 cent, . H. T. LEIPOLD, S.W. cor. 18th an —ANY AMOUNT FROM $100,000.00, at 5 and 6 ON APPPROVED DISTRICT We have 10 beautiful brick dwellings in differ- ent ‘sections of the elt ere daily at 7:10 A.M.d) TRANSPACIFIC MAILS. Mails for AUSTRALIA (except those for West tralia. which are forwarded via Enrone), offered by owner ag buy pleasant house on easy terms, $3,000 to $3,500. PRICE ONLY $800. desirable frame dwelling, in only $50 cash, balance Attorney, Rooms '10 and LANDS. per an. close here daily at 6:40 P.M Mails for AUSTRALIA (except West Anatralia). id FUT ISLANDS, Warrimoo, from Vancouver. daily at 6:40 P.M. after January 26, and up to Jannary 31.(d) Mails for CHINA, JAPAN and HAWAII. per from San Franctaan, close here san Francisco, january 30.(d) E MONEY TO LAN ON APPROVED within the District of Columbia. Sums from $5,000to §60,000 at 5 and 5 cent, and from $600 to 724 19th at. n.e. payable $10 per month. eh donna eciceet! DAVIS & STURTEVANT, 1404 G st. nw. LB-WE WAVE A FEW first trust 6 per cent notes for sale. COLLINS & 3 , SLL Lith st. $600 LOANED ON VFRY EASY TERMS. 25th st. near Pa. uve., ment brick and stone dwell! open fireplaces; TRUST NOTES For SA City of Rio Ja dafly at 6:40 P.M. Mails for CHIX close here daily ¥ B-story and base- 9 rooms and tiled hot water heat. , balance payable $50 per month. D RELIABLE PARTIBS upon furnitare, planos. interests in estates, trust betes and other collat moval or publicity. ) AWAIT, per sa. Australia, from San cloxe here dafly at 6:40 P.M. February 16.(d) ral ities, without ro- Apply 512 13ui st. n.w. WESCOTT, WILCOX & HIESTON, specially ad- Empress of China, . close here daily at 6:40 P.) Febrary 24.(d) the SOCIETY alilee. from Nan Francisco. close here daily at 6:40 P.M. up to February 22.(4) mails close at $1,000,000 TO LOAN ON CITY REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE—EXTRAORDINARY BAL Any’ ainount. Lowest rates. Prices lower than act ‘Terms to suit; Also installment L, 0. DeLASHMUTT, 1421 G st. ofr, foreclosure ‘sale. cated, well rented and clear of debt. We want a fine residence for about $50,000; one for $6,000, and oue for jive in part puy therefor gllt- houses and ground, northwest, MONEY AT 5 PES CENT. COMMISSION, 1 PER CENT. IVEN SAMB DAY. EBERMANN & HAWN, 1308 F ST. IN SUMS TO SUIT AT CUK- rent rates of interest on real estate in the Dis- trict of Columbiu. ope for $8,000; $5,000, and’ will edge unincumbe at_cost prices. (n)Registered “4M. name day. (b)Registered (c)Registered (d)Regisiered (e)Regixtered (f)Regiatered (gi Registered mails close at (h)Registered mails close at JAMES P. WILLETT, Postmaste "ATTORNEYS. ¥ L CARRINGTON, ATTORNE! Webster Law building, 505 D st. n.w., Washin 3 Mount Vernon Flats, ork sve and 9th st. n.w. list of desirable property, choice suburban property up to What have you to offer? JOHN F. WAGGAMAN, 700 14th st. (upstairs). FOR SALE—DESIRABLE DWKLLING; in firet-class condition; near the 6:00 PM previons day. mails close at mails close at FITCH, Ds & mM) PM previous . C. real estate securl T. RAWLINGS, 1505 Pa. ave., . L. D. tel. 148. MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE aT 5 PER rineipal in amounts of $500 Price, Dwelling on 20th st. st.; comfortable price of ‘$000, $2,000 cash, $5,000 can remain “iver Glace and 2ist or place and 2ist ai $12,500. cent; payment on or more recetved al SMITH & SONS. 1: double house; TO SUIT, aT H. ROZIER DULA’ No. 1820 it rates of interest, on D. builders’ loans. Room 23, Ohio ~$10 ‘TO $1,000 HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ' PIANOS, ORGANS, HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c. ‘The security remains in your possession. ments on principal received at any time, which will lessen cost of loan, the day you apply for it. terms the best. tional Bunk bidg. FOR SALE—A N bath and cella Fla. ave.; $3,000; ea GUT OUTRIGHT AND EX- EW YORK CYCLE ©O., EARLY NEW BRIC! near circle, N. Ca: UST, 608 14th st. n.w. FOR SALB-6-ROOM ALL MODERN IMPS. BAY- window press brick; fine home; otter wanted. have the money Our rates are the low- Ali business confident! No oost or expense if loan CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE CO. NOS AND ORGANS. John F. Ellis & Co ERING PIANOS. Easy Payments.- hand Pianos taken in exchange. at discount for cash. OWNER, 110 FOR SALE-ELEGANT NEW DWE! ave.; few steps west of Iowa Circ! This house was not built to sell, but for ce of owner's family, three persons, for whose No expense was spared to Certainly no loes- ton 1s more beautiful or desirab! - NAIRN, Owner, 1388 Vt. a insurance policies, collateral and other ee elty. ATTWELL & rfect throughout, Vith and BF a.w. TELD, Mertz bldg. MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE AT LOW est rates of interest. FOR SALE—TO SETTLE AN ESTATE, THREE 4- houses, on I st. n.w. between 13th and to 30-ft. alley; gran . A. BALLINGER, . eno i se mw. | SMITH & BARNES AND OTHER 3 lots 72x144 ft. @n apartment house. utor, 1624 P st. n.w. FOR SALE_TWO OF T io Columbian College subdivision, cor. 15th and sts.; 12 rooms each; magnificently guish- 4; will be sold cheap and on good to owner, CHAS. C. DUNCANSON, 9th ai ON REAL ESTATE— INEST DWELLINGS $150 Cash. is & Co. THOMAS E. WAGGEMAN, e v1T F st. a.W. WASHINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN CO.,610F N.W. sum you want. mses, Wagons, ete., VOR SALE—DO YOU WANT A _GooD cheap house on 18(b street? y SHERMAN. 610 14th st. FOR SALE—FINE €ROOM; ALL MODE! wements; a fine home; 100 feet from .e. Owner, MOXLEY, within. John F. Elli $190 Cash small, on furniture, pianos, without removal or’ publicity. Any business with us strictly confidential, and aacney the day: youlask for At paid io pert or in you can get ti “21st st. nm Frame dwelli 7 rooms and bath, with lot Boxi6e feet. Price only $5.000. WESCOTT, WILCOX & HIESTON, §a29-3t 1907 Pa. ave. Pa. ave.” FOR SALE—OPEN FOR For | SAL $3,400, GREATEST BARGAIN ON COLUM- bia Heights—Two thousand doilars less than its value If taken at once-9-room resideuce, a.m.1., worth $9,000, will be sold for $5,900. DANTEL & ARMAT, 1313 F st. uw. $o29-3¢ ; OWNER cellar un- ‘SPECTION: snust sell; new; 6 rooms: bath; pantry der whole Louse: lurge cabinet man decorated; French P 3 lurge lot; root for stable; fura lest house ‘ever offered for the money; No. S st. n.w.; look at it, and if you like {t ‘jee: good rent! AIRFAX GREAT SNAP — NICE GROOM location: n.w.; for quick sale, priee, Address 3.4. Star office. ja20-8t* we can agree us t it brick: FOR SALE—If you want to buy a home I beg that you will let me show ycu my property. I will make the price LOWEK than sou can ever buy 2 house in Washington for. You want a heme to SUIT. My honse Is finely located: north of P st. n.w.; contains 6 reome and cellar, bath and pantry. Was recently built by myself, the design belng selected ax the handsomest’ fur- nished by several architects. It is richly finish- ed throughout. ‘The house cannot help but. suit yeu. I will MAKE the price to suit you. 1 34.100, and will sell at an offer anywhere within Teasoa. I NEED to sell, and if you will give me a chance I will convince you of the genuine- ness of my offer. Call for OWNER, at 437 1th st. nw. § time, or address as above and I will the number of house by return mati, bath rooms; beaut very modern convenience; $12, heat; will pe sold on.easy fern R. J. MARSHALL, 508 11th RARE OPPORTUNITY A choise home can be secured corner of Ist and ¥ sts. n.w., upon pt yment of actual cost of build- ings, without value of greed. ‘The street Is con. creted; the housce hare been admirably planned and well constructed, with Roman brick and brown stone trimmings; plumbing and hea first-class in every lots 20x90 to alley. LOUIS P. SHOBMA. $20 F st. nw. Ja2ost time to suit the convenience of the borrower, and part paid reduces the cost of carrying the rtion to the amount JHINGTON MORTGAG! LE—LOOK AT HOUSES COR. 9TH AND perfect horses, of 7 rms., cellar, over 19 ft. wide; small cash payment, suit. n every’ day. ae w Wire, 1114 F at. FOR SALE—6 NEW HOUSES 0. modern improvements; heated b; eabinet mantels; a perfect Owner, MOX! Buys a $450 Piano! ‘The owner nveds the cash. ‘The first buyer to- bargain of more than ordinary instrument is only slightly It’s an upright grand—of well known make, superb tone, 71-3 cctaves, 3 strings, beautiful case. extravagance to miss such a chance. The Piano Exchange, 913 Pa. ave. MONEY TO LOAN cent; $250, $500, D. & geal estate, UPWARD AT 5 PER 'H. SAUNDERS & CO. 14TH ST. NEAR porches and all MONEY TO LOANTON APPROVED CITY REAL estate at & per cent int 'Y¥, 110 12th st. s.e. PROPOSALS. FOR PROPOSALS TO PUR- ‘THE LONG-ESTABLISH- LE DRY GOODS BUNI- CONDUCTED IN THE CLTY BY SEATON cial privileges TO LOAN af SJAND 6 PER CENC ON ADVERTISEME: approved District real estate; no delays. $8 Bi ‘M. M. PARI OF WASHINGTON, PERRY, NOW DECKAS! THE UNDERSIGNED, of the city of Washington, District of Columbta, that until TUESDAY, THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, TWELVE O'CLOCK M., they will receive sealed proposals for th» purchase, in bulk, of Dry Goods and Merci Fixtures and Prop every kind, which belouged to the late SEATON PERRY at’ the time of his death, and was then of business, at the corner of Penn- enue and Yih street northwest, in the LOANS ON REAL ESTATE. © Pea ose Bor F a ‘ SUMS TO SUIT ON REAL Gitate security in the District of Columbia; ‘no ay; cl modorate. “s ee ee ASIEN DANE ecutors of the last will deceased, late Hasty Buying a Piano is a serious matter and should be given time and “care. You ean well afford to lock at all of the Pianos of: fered before you decide—therefore be sure and see ours among them. We don’t sell the ONLY good ones, but we, MAY please D. G. Pfeiffer, 929 F St. “Everything in the Musie Line.” The Great Reputation ENJOYED BY THE MONEY TO LOAN j If YOU WANT To" RORHOW MONEY ON YOUR house and pay loan in & house in the Fens call ana see TOHN pital whole, of the st eins tuerallooator locations on Capitol payment and balance . O'DONNELL, 228 NEY TO LOAN, IN SUMS TO SUIT, AT LOW- on D, C. real estate. rompt attention. ALTER H. ACKER, 704 14th st. n. ‘TO LOAN ON APPROVED REAL ESTATB within the District of Columbia, and 6 per cent ness and Stable Fix- business are incladat Book accounts est rates of late loans a specialty. tures belonging to the s: in the property mentioned above. due Seaton Perry, cash on hand at the time of his death, bills receivable, bonds a1 Ionging to him, included In the above offer, Stocks then be- nor are any of them, f sale will be, at the option of the or one-third eash, remainder in two. equal payments, twelve months from the day of sale, evidenced by promissory *notes ‘secured upoo unincumbered real estate double in value to the face of the said il bids must be sealed and addressed to at, ike olllee of che in amounts to Is not the result of accident. but the legitimate outcome of INHERENT Senn A Grand Chorus OF MORE THAN Purchasers praises, and these are backed up by ORGANISTS AND MUSICIANS: All over the civilized world. LOANS MADE ON AVPROVED COLLATERAL, ‘as life policies, stocks, bonds, buliding tion shares, syndicate certificates, dc. YERKES & BAKER, 1110 F st. (take ele- the undersigned, executor: AMERICAN SECURITY 1405 G street nw, are invited to be the 15th day of Febr: HAVING MADE ARRANGEMENTS WITH A CAP- $75,000 at 8 percent. No de- ¥ B26 sth st., cor. F nw. BOARDING. WANTED—TARLE BOARDERS AT 401 4TH ST. ‘good board; terms vers reasonable, ja2¥.3t¢ 4+0B WELL PEOPLE AND SICK Liebig Company Extract of italist, I can place y, IRC at The sald cies ut whicn time sald Uds _will ‘The executors reserve the right to reject any or For information aj the offce of the sai MARY FARR AMERICAN SECURITY AN SOLD IN RALTIMO} Beautiful New Parlor and Just hi : Sanders & Stayman, WASHINGTON. ST., BALTIMORE. 9 RE AND WASHINGTON. Chapel Styles to the said exeentors « hy and under the. will we SEATON PERNY, will 2 deceased. 13. N. CHARLES PERCY 8. Manager Washington Ware Booms. PIANOS AND ORGANS. —The Music Headquerters, where Steinways are sold. ~240 For Pianos Worth $300. —Two Huntington Pianos, that we rented for five weeks only. One in mahogany—one in oak—just as as new. First- comers get them’ for $240—$10 cash, $6 a month. . That’s the effect our room-mak- ing move is having on prices. E. F. Droop & Sons, STEINWAYS AND OTHER LEADING PIANOS, 925 Penn. Ave. PIANO BARGAINS. Some enticing barga‘ns in Second-hand Pianos, which we took in exchange during the Xmas rush. A rare opportanity to get a Piano at a very close figure. Easy payues Used Krabe Upright, Sqtare and Grand Pianos at Mberal reductions. PIANOS RENT. ‘Tuning, Kepairing and Moving. Wm. Knabe & Co. Jal 244 1422 PENNA. AVE. N.W. it Estalished 1842, STEFF, Withont a rival for tone, touch and durability. Remember, you are dealing directly with the manufacturer. TUNING, MOVING AND SHIPPING WILL RE- CEIVE PROMPY ATTENTION. Stieff Piano Warerooms 52i Eleventh St. N.W. near F. J.C. CONLIFF, Manager. ja8-284 PROFESSIONAL. PRATT WRIGHT, M. E., MECHANICAL CON- struction Engineer, Washington. c., U. 8B. A. References furnished on application. ari D. NTISTRY. OPERATIVE AND PROSTHETIC DENTISTRY ON Weekly and tovthly fnstallntents; crown and bridge work a specialty. Dr. T. W, STUBBLE- _ FIELD. Mertz building, 11th and F wis. 8028-1? FOR RENT—HOUWSES. _ _ UNFURNISHICD, FOR RENT— If you are interested in the general subject of renting bouses and collecting, call or send for booklet “About Rents,” which gives in- formation xbout our methods of managing Property. Free for the asking, or by maul, if desired. B. H. WARNER & CO., it 916 F st. o.w. COMPROMISE PROPOSED. M Plan for Extension of Railway Lines to Northwest Section Mr. Everett Hayden recently addressed a communication a committee of the Mt. Pleasant, Lanier Heights and Columbia Heights Citizens’ Associations, respectively, in which he briefly discussed the several plans proposed for the extension of street railway lines in the northwest section of the city. Mr. Hayden referred to the plan which he understood to be approved by the Commissioners, and also to the routes favored by the two companies seeking a franchise in that direction, iiustrating the subject with maps showing present and proposed routes. He then submitted a plan for extension, which he designated as a compromise between those proposed by the companies and by the Commissioners, re- spectively, which was also shown upon a map. By way of explanation of his compro- mise, Mr. Hayden sald: “The proposed compromise route, for Metropolitan, as desired by the company, east of 14th street, and as preferred by the Commissioners, west of 1ith street, except to go through Lanter; the Capital Traction, to unite with the Metropolitan in construc- tion and operation of what may be called the ‘park section,’ from 14th street and Howard avenue, through Howard, 18th street, etc., to the present lines of both roads, at Isth street and Columbia road. Region covered by both Hines: From mid- way between Sherman avenue and lath street to midway betwecn 14th and 1th streets; from Florida avenue to Spring road; a quarter of a mile each slide of Ly- decker, Howard, 18th street and Columbia road, to Florida avenue; total, about six Square miles and a large part of the Zoo. “The plan requires co-operation of the two railway companies, as well as that of Congress, in condemning right of way through smail sections and in grading 18th street, requiring some cutting additional to what has been done, very little or no filing, and a short bridge over Quarry rcad. This might very properly be done in connection with the continuation of the work now going on at Park, Highway and Kenesaw avenues. Both roads thus reach within a block of what will doubt- less be the main entrance to the Zoo, at the foot of Kenesaw avenue, and near the Reck Creek Park, making accessible to citizens the great national park paid for out of District funds. “This seems to be the most logical plan, both for the interests of the public and the real interests of the railways, as the two are surely identical. It leaves no “butt ends’ of railroads, but gives continu- ous double track roads on which a round- trip ride can be had to and from every part of the city. All driveways, such as Columbia road, the future and present 16th street, Kenesaw avenue, Park and Lowell streets are free from tracks. There will be exsy grades all the way, nothing need be over 4.5 per ‘cent. The route is appar- ently better adapted to present and future needs of the resident and other population than any other plan, much more so as re- gards the future. The Capital Traction cars from 7th and U streets could run alternately to Chevy Chase and Mount Pleasant, the latter continuing on down 14th street. Both companies secure there- by near approach to the parks on the same tracks, and a very large part of the entire region under consideration is supplied with rapid transit to every part of the city by either of the lines. “The plan thus briefly outlined seems to be a common sense solution of this im- portant questio! It would undoubtedly pay, and be a valuable franchise to the roads and a good investment for the city. Whether it be expedient, under all the cir- cumstances, to push it, even in case @ large majority of residents favor it, or whether it will be best to accept anything that is offered, is another question, and one that need not be discussed.” —_+—— American Draftsmen in Session. A meeting of the Association of Ameri- can Draftsmen was held in Scottish Rite Hall, 1007 G street northwest, Thursday evening, the president, Mr. 8. L. Besselievre in the chair. The reports of the council, secretary and treasurer were received, and also the reports of the secretaries of the Philadeiphia and Baltimore chapters of the association. Fifteen new members were elected and several working committees ap- pointed. The following officers were elected for the ensuing year: President, W. A. Dob- son, Washington, D. C.; vice presidents, A. E. Johnson, Washington, D. C.; G. W. Ellenberger, Philadelphia, Pa.. and Henry 8. Epes, Brooklyn, N. Y.; assistant .sec- retary, Stephen C. Travis: treasurer, Jobu Torrey; members of council, A. B. Cas- D. ” $a28,29,183 | sidy and D. M. Hitdreth. AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN Weekly Meetings for Geveral Discussion of Music and Musicians, Progressive Eechre Club Holds a Ses- * stom—Odd Fellow Anniversary— Trinity Mission—Brev The weekly meetings held alternately, Thursday evenings at the residences of Messrs. Joseph C. Murray and R. Clinton Balinger, respectively, for the discussion of general musical topics, but more particu- larly the vocal side of the art, are de- scribed as interesting and instructive to those attending. The evening's exercises are made up of discussion of operas, ora- torios and masses, and of the most famous artists. Among those who have shared in these evenings of discussion and song may be mentioned Dr. James Caulfield, organist and choir master; Mr. Michacl Scanian, basso-cantante of Trinity Church choi Prof. Wiliam Hughes, conductor of 8t. Stephen's choir; Mesars. Joseph C. Murray. Edward Miller, Robert Englehart, R. Clin ton Balinger, T. Albert Murray and Walter Gross. Trinity Charch Services. The evening services for men at the mis- sion at Trinity Church closed last evening with a sermon by Rev. Father Wallace. No services will be held this evening, but candidates will receive the sacrament of baptism. It was expected that the mshop would be present at the church tomorrow afternoon. to administer the sacrament of confirmation to a number of candidates, but owing to circumstances the ceremony will not be celebrated until the succeeding Sunday. Special services will be held tc morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock for women, and at night for the men. Officers Chosen. Grand Chief Templar E. H. Jones initi- ated four new members at the regular meeting of Independent Lodge of the Good Templars last evening. New officers were elected, as follow: D. T. Dumberth, C. T.; Miss Mary Riley, V. T.; J. 8. Blackford, R. S.; W. H. Parsons, F. 8; William A. Pettis, M. Visitors from other lodges wer present. Progressive Euchre. The regular meeting of the P. P. E. Clu Was held Thursday evening at the residence of Dr. A. B. Shekel, at 1529 324 street, at which there was a large attendance. Se eral hours were spent in playing, and at the close it was found that six of the ladies and two of the gentlemen were tied for first honors in the first instance and second honor in the latter. It was neces- sary to play a deciding game between the jeaders, and this was done. The first prix for the ladies was finally won by Mrs. Fleming, with Miss O'Donoghue second. Capt. Deen won the gentlemen's first prize, Mr. Fleming securing second. At the ciose of the playing the party assembled in the dining room, where refreshments wer served. Those present were: Dr. acd Mrs, A. B. Shekell, Mr. and Mrs. Nic Mr. and Mrs. John Fleming, Mr. ana "Mrs. Charles P. StohIman, Miss Annie 0. Myers, Miss Katie O'Donoghue, Miss Annie Mas- terson, Miss Lizzie Hess, Miss Clara Spicer, Capt. Dean, Mr. T. A. Newman, Mr. Will- iam Stohiman and Mr. Moore. Anniversary Celebrs' The first anniversary of Young Men'e Progressive Lodge, No. 4158, Grand Unite Order of Odd Fellows, was celebrated Thursday evening at the hall, on 2sth street. ‘The guest of the evening was Mor- ris Honesty, M. V. P., who has been the lodge instructor since Its organization, and to whom a banquet was tendered after the addresses were made. Speeches were di livered by Thomas H. Wright, H. L. Holmes of Virginia, District Grand Master J. A. Stevens, Grand Director David A. Clark, Messrs. Eugene Brooks. David Wa ner, W. C. Martin, Thomas West, E T. Locke and others. Among others ent were S. W. Watkins, W. A James A. Wade, John T. Turner, Hamilton Turley, Addison Syphax, James L. Turner, J. F. R. Brown and others. Brief Mention, Mrs. J. L. Shaw of 1620 Valley ‘street has returned home from a pleasant visit to her father at the family residence in Montgom- ery county, Md. A bazaar will begin Monday evening at Mt. Zion M. E. Church, which will continue for several weeks. Information has been recetved here of the death of Mrs. Marceline Campbell, the widow of the late G. A. Campbell, which occurrred at Jersey City, J., January 21. he deceased was eighty-one years of age and resided in Georgetown for a number « years. At St. Ann's Church, Tenleytown, the masses tomorrow will be celebrated at % and 10:30 o'clock in the morning by the pastor, Rev. Joseph C. Mallon. The interest im the revival meetings ot the Gay Street Baptist Church keeps and the public, as well as the members the church, show their appreciation of the preaching of Rev. Dr. J. J. Muir and oth- ers by a general attendance nightly. Dr. H. Greene of Calvary Chureh, will preach Monday evening. A meeting will be held every evening next week. sade neta MR. HARRISON'S ARGUMENT, The Ex-Prestdent Speaks on the In heritance Tax Cases. In the argument on the Mlinois inherit+ ence tax cases in the United States Su- preme Court yesterday afternoon ex- President Harrison began his argument against the law, speaking in a distinct voice and recelving from the beginning the careful attention of both members ot the court and the general audience. He said the counsel on the other side had practically confessed the Iaw to be uncon- stitutional by fafling to show authority for the position they assumed. He con- tended that there could be no more limit tion put upon the right of a man to dis- pose of his property after death than be- fore. “Are men,” he asked, “to be restrained from giving due exercise to the affec- tions of the heart?” Our system of government was not con- structed, he said, upon a principle that would permit a communistic legislature of Illinois to interfere with the rights of the individual to devise his own property. Justice Brown asked how, in c: of the death of a man, his property was to be distributed between his wife and child in the absence of a statute for guidanc To this Mr. Harrison replied that he was not contending that the natural law should not be written out, but that it should be in accordance with the dict of affection and precedent. A doctrine such as that contended for would paralyze all thrifc and -foresight. ‘Why,” he asked, “should a man toil and save without the stimulus of the thought that he can transmit his property to his wife or child? He projects himself beyond the grave. Shall every child become a foundling?” t is not the law you are attacking interjected Mr. Moran. “Not the law, I admit,” replied General Harrison, “but the principle you have de- fended that the state may take ail a man’s property upon his death, which has been defended here today with a boldness [ have never seen or heard before in speech or publication.” The ex-President was listened to by an audience which filled the limited space of the court room, and when he concluded, after speaking an hour and a half, was warmly congratulated by many persons Mrs. Harrison was among his auditors. ——_-2+—_____ EX-QUEEN’S AMBITION. Lilvokalant Will Net Abandon Claims in Return for Pension. from 3 to 5 o'clock. It is understood that the ex-queen will at bit House. It is claimed by the native Hawaiians that their scheme is to get a plebiscite, so that the attitude of the peo- ple of the islands toward a monarchicas form of government can be determined.