Evening Star Newspaper, October 17, 1898, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR, MONDAY; OCTOBER 17,: 189618 VRAGES: FOR RENT—HOL FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—LOTS. UNFURNISHED. T-UNFURNJSRED—_ $383.53. 3207 300 30th st.ap pt.20.50 Fayette ter... -18.50 ith at se.- Isc + sarge” of desirable furnished Louses. Alec + ssrge Het 2 CLL, FOX & BRUWS, seb-tf 1406 G st. ew. FOR RENT 141 CORCORAN ST.: 8 STORIES; south fr large rooms, many closets; a.m.1.; dining $57.50. Room 4. 1410 G st. vit RENT— 2s Whittey ay, 4 14 uw. Sr.col.$25.50 Ome rms, 1404) Pa ay land, 6, 18 54 N at sw... THE McLACHLEN REAL ES. AND LOAN CO. b and G cts, RY CHEAT and }asement > nvenie' per mc K. EB. BRADLEY, 1303 F st. aw. DM AND 206 F ST. icks; G rms: water, to cars, sehools and selo-tt 1 FOR RENT No. L Si. N.W.: 9 ROOMS. bath, atc i: in perfect order; convenient te cars, sebools, churches, markets, ete.: best house in nw. for rent aa 31.56 per mo EDWIN L. FRANZONI (basement), 33 elle TOR RENT DWELLING 1115 10TH ST. 9 rooms and hath, m.f.; remt, $25. Inquire a. ave seW-tf FOR RENT $20.50 PER MONTH: 1540 COLUM BIA ST: seven rooms and bath; latrobes. Acmly at SIS Vermont ave. tf OUT oF N. MADISON TO Fok RENT DR. BRISTOL. c AY New York. offers his elegant residence for rent: felly fucnished for winter; lease or will -el ZN 4xi00; oppertte Mr. Pierrepont More: formerly occupied by Mr. Perry Belm just by Robt. G2 Ingen contains billiard, smoking, music ané bail room, with theater attached. oel-w fmt FOREIGN POSTAL SERVICE TON. D.€, read dnily WASHIN Should euy t FOREIGN satling daily, ranged on Th overl POS? as changes mn AILS are forwarded to the ports of and the schedule losings preeumption of their uninteriupt For the week ending October the lest ¢ ses will be inade from. t office as follows TRANSATLANTIC MAILS MONDAY (by At %:20 P.M. for EUROPE. per nx. Trave, from New York, via Southampton and Bremen TUESDAY (hy At 9:20 PM. for EUROPE, per ss. St Pant, from New York, via Southampton fey At Lisle P.M. for EUROPE, per s.s. Germanic. trem York, via Queenstown. (e) At 11:16 PM. for BELGIUM direct, per ss. Westernland, fron w York. vin Antw Letters must be directed “Per Westernland WHDNESDAY—(b) At 7:20 P.M. for EUROPE, per ss. PF. Bismarck, frou: New York, via Cher hourg, Nouthampten and Han-burg. PRIDAY At 7:2) PM. for FRANCE, SWITZ EKLAND, ITALY. SPAIN. PORTUGAL, TURKEY BEYPT REITISH INDIA. per xs. La Navarre from New York, via Havre. Letters for other parts er La Navatr>.” per ss. Umbria, via Queenstown. Letters fo AND). YPALY. SPAIN, FORT URKEY, BGYPT and BRITISH INDIA ected “Per Umbria.” te) At 13:10 PM. S direct. per se. Spaaradan, erdam. Letters must be (eo) St 11:10 PM. for yer 8.8. from New York. vis Na- ters Werra.” . per #8 Anchorit, from New York sgow. Lett must be directed “Per Anchoria.”” (ce) At TW: PM. for EUROPE. per #8. Belgenland. from Nev York, via Sonthampten. Letters must be directed “Per Beigeniand MAILS BUR SOUTH AND © TRAL AMBRICA, WEST INDIES, ETC. MONDAY — (dy At BM. for COSTA BELIZE, PUERTO. Ean per steamer frou New Orleaus for JAMAICA. per steamer fre 11:16 P.M. for CENTRAL Rica) and SOUTH Finance, from New . GUATEMALA must be directed MONDAY —( n:0 PM t HAITI, per «.s. from New York TUESDAY 1d 5 PM. for NEWFet LAND, per ste: a North Spdnev. (ch At 11:10 7M. for J . per steamer from bila deiphia. te) AC 11:10 P.M. for GRENADA, TRIN IPAD and TOPAGO, per 3.5. a, from N York. At 1:10 PM. fer Cl per ss, City of Washingto i, fiom New York, NESDAY td) At 6:25 A.M MARTINIQUE, GUADEL per gs. Uller, from New Y oF JAMAIC\, per stewmer 11:10 PM. for BRAZIL, per York, via Pernsmbnce. Babin and Rio Letters for NORTH BRAZIL and LA PLATA NTR digected “Per Buffon, Mies MEXICO, per sa. Cantante New ¥ Tampico.’ Letters must be di i “Per ¢ At 11:10 P.M. for BE UDA. per s.s. from New York. (¢ W:le TM. for J sos. Ardanbu, New York. Letters for PUERTC TEZ end GUATEMALA must be directed “ PORTS, per ss Letters tor Fin = «dy At 12:05 from Boston. (¢ ss. Brffon, ‘rom N ES must be PM nidedl at from re: art fron COR, At *. fro X RACAO, IANA mnt listo I Silvia ter AL Hilo P. L per se Cozean, from Philadelphia 7:26PM. for LA PLATA COUNTRIES dircet, ast from New York. (> At 11:10 PM FORTUNS: ISLAND. JAMAICA, SAVANILLAS CARTHAGENA. per ss. Alleghany. front y “ 11:10 PM. for TRINIDAD, re Letters fe BRITISII M LAND. per sa FRIDAY SND rk fey At 1:10 BM. for CUBA. vis CAMPECHE, PABASCO 1» AN. per s# Segu New York r parte of MEXICO must be eu.” ilo PM. £ et AO. A. per ss s. fr0 20. ie) At 11:1) BM. for NEW 7 per 8.8. Porth m New York sat (@) At 12:08 PM. for NEWFOUND. LEND, per mer from North S$ SUNDAY—tds At 10:05 PM cor and GUATEMALA, rom New NEWF¢ D. by rall to Halifax via siea se here dally, evept 12:05 Jou Sundays only at Is for MIQUELON, by rail to Boston, and ence vit steaicer, close bere daily at’ 3:20 Malls for MEXICO overtand (except those for CAMPECHE, CHIAPAS, TABASCO ang YCCA TAN will be forwarded to New York up to and irel 6 11:10 PM. closing Friday. for after the Wednesday over daily at 7:10 AM. (dy ACTPIC MAILS. AN, per s.s. Tacoma up to 6:40 PM Mails for CHINA, JAPAN and HAWAITL, per a. Dorie Sav Francisco, close here dally up to 6:40 EM. October 23. (a) Mails for the N CIETY ISLANDS. per ship City Fupeitt neu, close here daily up te 640 PM F 25. (d) Mails for AUSTRALIA pt thone for West ustralia, which are forwerded via Europe), NEW ZEALAND. HAWAI, FIT MOAN “IST ANDS. per sm ancisco, close Mails for CHINA and JAPAN, per s.s. Empress f Jepan, from Vancouver, close here daily up t 6:40 PM. Getober 31d Melle for HAWAIL, per ss. Australfa. from San Francisco, close here dally up to 6:40 P/M. Novem: “Matis for AUSTRALIA (except West Australia), NEW ZEALAND, HAWAI and FUL ISLANDS, jer ss. Warrimeo, f Vancouver. close here é PM. after October 28 and up to Nev : mails clos 10:00 A.M. same close at 1:00 PM. same close at 6:00 P.M. same close at 6:00 P.M. previous 5 JAMES P. WILLETT. Postmaster FALL RESORTS. VANTIC CHEY, N. JL THE ISLESWORTH At i. AN SINS OPEN THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. and Winter Diversions. LINKS, G LEEDS GULI KS. IPPINCOTT. = & WINDSOR, _ Nd. HOTEI mOLTEL JAL bec} city, SPE Sept- an plan WINIER RATES March 4, 1898, t 1899. 2 $0 Weekly plap—$1 t the year. G. JASON WATERS. CAPE MAY POINT, N. J. AKLTON HOTEL_NEW MANAG rectly ob tbe beweb; ace tra; guuning; fishing. Send for booklet. 87 to $12 por week. tt ESTOWN, W. VA., WILL be 2 June; perfectly equipped’ house; healthy amé veautifol country. Mrs. BOLLING, 1225 Linden ave. Baltimore. aple-tr 13.99 | { ALE—VERY DESIRABLE MODERN COT- tage, containing 10 roome; stable; lot 70x100; ‘Tenleytown road. If sold at once, $4,200. HEISKELL & McLERAN, vel Tae 1008 F st. nw. FOR SALE—2STORY HOUSE, GEORGETOWN. Positively no reasonable offer refuted; cost $7,500, WH sell at a great sacrifi Address MUST SELL. Star office. oels-2t FOR SALE AME _HOUS OOM FR FE; $2.00. Can borrow $1,500; rented $14.80 per m0. Good heme oc investment R. S$. DONALI De B EST RESIL ~PRICES FROM $6,500 TO $100,600— | MY LIST Is TOO LARGE TO ADVERTISE. CALL ON—K. C. BAUMGRAS, 1410 G ST... HEADQUAKTEKS FOR ABSOLUTE BARGAINS. HANDS 20 feet two ater heat: 7 spot in this FOR SALE-ONLY $7, hose, ‘nurth of Dupont finished in hard wood: 10 rooms, rooms, cellar ard bicycle room; hot- ful cab. inantels: circle, nw. between \. the CONSTRU heing buflt of DAY Isbor. vervihing that is the B This is an opportunity for | see WHAT. a house is from foundation ‘They will have every modern convenienc Mt office aml let ts talk to ye : can give you a BARGAIN and a WELL-BUILT house. ocl5-3t STONE & FAIRPA TOR SALE SOME FIRST-CE so6 Fonaw. houses, west and Wa Heigits, Consult WM. Ho SAUNDE SALE—A BARGAIN IN tery and | - price. $3. OOS 1th st LOWING BARG ‘ol. Hts. 10 ts, ~ Col. Hts. 9 rs cellar, 7 1#., a.m} OSCAR W. WHITE, FOR SALB-2 OF THE HANDSOVE in the nw. ene brown stone, the other brown stone and ries; both have fine two-story brick a.m.i. te. stables; these are actually srerifices at price asked. “Owners won't permit advertising t OSCAR W. WHITE, 1114 P st ON COLUMBIA HEIGHT entest bargain ever offered; Kenesaw uve: ‘Three story end cellar. Barlor, reception hall, d kitchen rooms. Speaking tubes, Only $5,500. Don't miss it RK SALI « pz room, pantry tiled bath, ete, linen closet DAVID MOORE, 1150. (e183) 1106 G st. noe LE_DO YOU WANT A SWELL HOME Por $8.0 Washingten Heights Call on ‘me. : DAVID MOORE, 1406 G st N TERMS— rice reduced to $3.10 rooms, bath, m1 DAVID MooRD, "Phone 1150. have 1406 G st 404. G si Day wind six DAVID Mook 1406 G st FOR SALE—A PR BRICK DW ELL coms and bath ,. terms: monthly H. M. MARTIN For SALE — CHEAP 16x84 BW. bay-window bricks cellar; furnace heat: a.m.i cel-at SAMOS F. SHEA FOR SALE- VERY CHEAP: ONT wath st; large 12-room d r: Jot tt in 000 sq ms it OTT, Wii COX & THIESTON eli FOR SAL ik NAL ORTHWEST STORE AND DWELLING A non-resident beving small loan on his stor ear Cobh. ave. (with Tinds it tinposcitte to | are offering tls prop- valu ‘ick store and dweliing, Roxio to wide all the lot continue erty ayment. Vs if ftw irue PESCOTT, WI DN & HIESTON, 1907 Pa, SS PROPERTY ON will pay 10 per cout! oflice old 1aTH s Tooms ani Tews Oth Bt SAL rs BUSINES wide wiley: tab) Box 22, Sutr no ugents FUR SALE- COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, Bsiory brick and stone house: bath; ail medern improvements than cust. 1. Foi it will sell fe HRECNINGER, Owner. ocld SALE-INSPECT NEW HOUSES, N¢ 2 und 526 1sth st. ne; two-story and ¢ rooms, bath and pant mf. and cor very low price ose to! st. cable cars. GE ywner, F st. now. 5-3t* lar Yentences H 2 oct Por Sat th of denves in $25,000, e-ON NEW HAM? Dupont Cire e this fash For numbe HIRE AVENJE rest: Drier, finest fare. R J. MARSHAL SON 11th et NEW 2S ; heated by _vcl5-3t For SALE HOLM and cellas T-room b ©: good lor; only $2,600. FRAN y. BAKER, 1061 F st. nw. AT A SACRIFICE IF SOLD INN. t 1 days. elegant new white stone dwelling; best m Conn. Ave. Hgts.; 14 rooms, 2 baths. For and particulars address FRANCIS W. BA 1301 F st. oclh-3t Hi, BALANCE EASY MONTH retty Story and cellar bric 5 pantrs: on wide concrete st.. one sy. from Md. av.; 1354 Emereen st. bet. E Sth and 14th sts. GE, EWLTON, S02 Fost. nw. oc: wR SALE I AM AUTHORIZED TO SACRIF b elegunt residence ed near Dupont Circle, built of atone and brick taining twelve rooms and fur- FOR SALE price KEI POR SALE $100 eet ‘ooms, bath aud and two bath roums (tiled): has every kno liuprevement and convenience; heated by hot water and open grates; handsomely decorated; rent terrace and large rear yard. WHll be cold much below actual value. For further par- ticulers apply R. J. MARSHAL 11th st. o. 015-3 FOR SaLh 322 10 rooms and bath. wolern conveniences under the whole house: twenty feet race in frout; ample ocl4-3t FOR SALE-NEAR 1TH AND U, 7-RM. 2STORY bay-window brick condition; lot 1sx¥0. If sold at once oni; Howard uve. ne ick cottage; 25-feet front; large lot trv s reduced 0 $5,500 13 tf FOR SALE BRICE & LIPSCOMB, 612 14th 141, AND 1413 21ST ST., 3 STORIE tiled baths, open plumbing; handson rated; cheapest priced houses in the city For price and terms apply to GEU. 8. COOPER, Owner, 606 F st. n.w. 6-20* POR SALE- CLEVELAND PARBK—CLEVEL Beautifal bome, entirely new, terms. Office 610 14th st. naw. FOR SALE—TO S$! ESTATE; MUS’ suid; valavble property opposite Franklin Park, on I st. nw; T2x144 {t., improved by three 4: story PLB. houses. D. M! OGDEN, Ex st. uw 8 OF THE FINEST DW pian College subdivision, cor. LLINGS isth and Binney sts.; 12 rooms; wugnificently finished; will terms. oth Le sold cheap and on ‘goo er, CHAS. C. DUNCASSO: ae2I-t Apply to ‘own- nd D sts. n.w. FOR SALE— A GOOD .THING. VHA’ WHAT? WHY, A LOY AT FORT MYER HEIGHTS. ust look across the river at the old Lee home- stend, A-lington. Look a little bit north on that beautiful, high ridge, and you will notice the new conrt house building of Alexandria county, It ts in the midst of the most beautiful tract of land adjoining Washington—Fort Myer Leights. It is the coming residential section. It ts the fu- ture site of elegant homes. It is the headquar- ters of Dame Nuture, and has received the magic touch of her Iyvish hand. GED IN ON THE GROUND FLOOR. Prices are now low. but. time will make changes. A small investment in w.ll-selocted realty has made many a man independent for life. FORT MYER HEIGHTS. Only two mfies from ihe White House, snd lcts 75 per cent cheaper than in sections double the distance in other directions. WE WANT TO MAKE FRIENDS. We will sell you a lot, loan you the money to build and give you a good investment or a start in life. Do you doubt this? TAKE ANOTPER LOOK ACROSS THE KIVER. Study the lecation. You will change your mind, ‘The new $30,000 court house is but the nucleus of the coming city. Moss-covered Alexandria will move up there in a body. COME NOW. PRICES LOW. Terms easy. FORT MYER HEIGHTS LAND CO., 1206 G STREET FOR ALE B LOT ON 24TH ST. N.W. Vet. H and 1; reom for four houses; price, 50c. per foot. 210'D st. s.w.; 6-reom brid . $id per_mo.; price, $1,700. Apply to rire Rte JOHN QUINN, 4 s.W. FOR SALE FIND LOTS ON THE AVENUFS AND fashionsble streets of the Nozthwest. We call especial attention to a beautifully situated lot ov Washington Heights; commands fine view of city. WM. H. SAUNDERS & CO. oel5-3t W407 Fst. now. FOR SALE-FINE OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE, lots in’ Mt. Pleasant (Holmead’s sub. Owner: needs money, aud will furnish other real estate securities to Insure a profitable investment. Apply immediately to WM. H. SAUNDERS & CO., 14 Bt. FOR SALE—MIS@ELLANEOUS = EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL. FOR SALE—FINE FULL-LENGTH PORTRAIT OF Lafayette; also elegant full-Jength Washington; also bust ‘and miniature zaits of Washington saat aterette Address HISTORICUS, Station B. ocl7-3t* t FOR SALE—A BRAC OF WOR. AND T. LLEW- ellyn dog pups; eight monits ‘old; combining blcod of Champ, Roderigo Monk’ of Furness. Address I. K. %!, Star alfieas { eelt-2t* PIANOS AND ORGAN IN WASHINGTON, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lent IN WASHINGTON, School and Kindergarten. PIANO, VIOLIN AND HARMONY. Mann's Kinde: and School, and the se17-2m 1420 N st. now. Elisabeth Peabody Kindergarten Normal Scbool, CHINA PAINTING-SAMUEL SHEREATT HAS a ee een oS. opened bis new studio—lessons daily—at 1315 SS FOR SALE—PET STOCK OF ALL KINDS; POUL- try, pigeons, rabbits, Guinea pigs, squirrels, fer- rets, moukeys, dogs, Angora and other cats, White mice, at SCHMID'S BIKD STORE. 712 12th st. n.w. ee ocl7-tt FOR SALE—SEVERAL OOPPER-LINED BATH tubs; 6 fect long; have been in use, but are /n gcod snd clean condition. Apply OWNBR, 510 iCth n.w. ocl5-3t* ‘898. Art School = - - West End, 14th st. o.w. ocl7-im. MANDOLL. CORNET AND ALL VALYE_IN- - bsp EDW. BERGENHOLTZ, @51 Pa. ave. s.¢. selv-lm* Circulars on application. “THE STUART SCHOOL, 1224 AND 1226 ISTII ST. N.W., COR. MASS MANDOLIN AND GUITAR TAUGHT CORRECTLY RY WALTER T. HOLT. FOR SALE—-AT SACRIFIGH FURNITURE OF ten-rcom house 1104 L st..p.w, and” house for ~Fent:, fronting beautiful park, Possession at once. ocl5-2t* FOR SALE—LOUNGES, $2.50, & FOR COOK AND $2.50 heating stoves; parloriand bed room sultes, $1 per week. REDMOND'S CHEAP CASH AND CREDIT HOUSE, 313 7th st. o.w. FOR SALE_ CHOICE COLLIE PUPS FROM CHAM. pion pedigree; ie rted stock, Call 1718 14 n.w., or W. G. LEE, 514 11th st. now. ocl8-2t* FOR SALR—-1 TOLCOT GO. BRICK MACHINE: Sturtevant hot-air dryer; @0-h.p, boiler; 50-b.p- engine; brick cars, Trails and pipe. 228. W. Pratt st., Baltimore, Md. oclS-2t* FOR SALE-HANDSOME DECKER ROSEWOOD piano, in good condition; po reasonable offer re- fused; Bojer moves Tuesday. Apply timmedi- ately.” 2729 P st. ocl5-2t* FOR SALE-NEARLY NEW SURREY; LEATHER ; Will be sold cheap; owner has no nse See R. C. BOOTH, agent, cor. 10th and trimming: for it. EAP—A HOT-WATER BOIL! heat an 8-room bouse; in perfect order. DODGE, ocl4-3t 700 9th st. YOR SALE—A NEARLY NEW UPRIGHT PIANO: cost $300 6 months ago; will cush. Addiess Mr. 0.,2 Star best exposure; GASCH FOR SALF—AT A BARGAIN—ONE NICE PORT able, walnut, business and private office. Call at 610 Pa. ave. u.w. 0e13-6t GT" 100x130 f1 lot; near Conn. + 15-foot paved all 2.50 sq. ft.; 25x104, $1.75 ft.; fine view; part cash, ‘bal. & per cent. FULTON R. GOR- ce DON, Atiantle’ p SST a west MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN. WANTED $2,000 ON $10,000 INSURA iS verity; Mberal commissions, Address J. J.D Star fice. It? SY ALWAYS IN HAND TO LOAN ON Ai preyed District real estate, in sums to sult, at 5 and § per cent: commission nominal. velb-tf ALBBRT F. FOX, 020 F st. nw. MONPY TO LOAN AT @ AND 4% PER CENT. IN sunts of $1,000 to $106,000, on D.C. real estate; pay off 5 per cent and 6 per cent loans und begin anew at lowest rates of interest; all transae- tions conducted with econemleal ' consideration for_bcrrowers. WM. H. SAUNDERS & CO., 1407 Post. nw sezttt MONEY TO LOAN AT 4% PER CENT ON D. real estute, in sums of $1,000 to $50,000. NO DELAY. octal STONE & FAIRFAX, 806 F n.w. SPECIAL FUND OF $250,000 THAT MUST BE put out on good real estate security at 5 and 6 per cent, in sums to suft, with privflege of mak- ing partial payments on ‘principal. Alxo mnstall- loans, repayable monthly at about $9 per cluding principal and interest, with life . if desired, where death cancels 1 » and leaves the property FREE ot DEBT eirs. Will answer promptly. Address ity P.O. ocdd-<it® TO LOAN—FROM ONE THOUSAND TO thousand dollars—at 5 per cent, on real estate security. DAVIS & STURTEVANT, 1404 G Bt. ocls-6t $1,000,000 TO LOAN ON CITY REAL ESTATE. Any’ umount. “Lowest rates. Also installment plan. L. 0. DeLASHMUTT, oc6-16 1421 G st. b.w. INEY TO LOAN ON APPROV DISTRICT real estate, in sums to sult, at 5 per cent. Ro H. 'T. LELPOLD, ocz-Lin s SUr VER ston D. C. real estate security. KT, RAWLINGS, 1505 Pi ‘0.'s bId . LO) Arlington { reut rates of Interest on real estate in the Dit trict of Columb FITCH, ocl-tt MONE MONE: MONEY. TO LOAN ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, ETC, is made for six months or one year in monthly installments, with privilege of paying avy month at a discount.’ Our business is strictly cou- fdential. We do not remove the furniture from $vur possession. If have a loau on your: fur- Riture we will mak a loan to pay It off and give you more inoney. Prompt attention given to all applications. Courteous treatment to ali. Give us a cail before going CAPITAL “LOAN ON APPROY PAY OFF VER C ID REAL ESTATE. YOUR OLD 5 PEK CENT AND 6 ENL LOANS, RALPH Wy. LEZ, ocl-tf 606 14TH ST. NW. 'PHONE 2039. MONEY TO LOAN AY LOWEST KATE oF IN- terest on D. C. rea) esiate, in suuis tu sult. NO DELAY. E & FAIRFAX, 806 F_n.w. tt L@ANS NEGOTIAT TOCKS, BONDS. trusts, old Hue life in building and loan ass’n ‘deposits, syndicate cerlificates, warehouse receipts. No delay. YERKES & BAKE, Koums 4 ty 44 illu F st. auly-tt MONEY TO LOAN ON SECOND TRUS iife insurauce polictes. ATWELL & FIELD, Meita bidg., cor. 11h and F sts. uw. aust LUANS ON KEAL ESTATE, Interest, 5%. i a Commission, 1%. LIEBERMANN & HAWN, 1303 F at. OFFICE, 1218 PENNA. Money louned ob watches, diamonds, jewelry, filverware, &c. Old gold aud tilver bought. MONEY 4O LOAN IN SUMS TO SUT L estate security in the District of Columbia; uo Gelay; charges moder: WASH HOWER, nol8-tr iil G st. b. MONEY LOANED ON FURNITURE, PIANO! &c., without removal; business conddential. Also on lise poltcler, stocks, indersements, &c. B. McCOWAN, Reom 19, 1419 MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE est rites of Interest, No delays. M. A. BALLENGER, au2st Glo 14th wt. bow. GE LOAN CO.,610F N.W. ou Want, large or swall, ob furniture, planos, horses, wageus, &c., with- out removal or publicity. Any business with us ‘strictly confidential and you can get the money the day you ask for It. Loans cap be paid fn part or in full ut any time to suit the convenience of the borrower, aud any part pald reduces the cost of carrying the loan in proportion to the amount paid. WASHINGTON MORTGAGE CO. Jeig-tf Glo F st. MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED CITY REAL ertate at $% 5, 6% wud 6 per cent interest. Special privileges with respect to prior payment Large amounts u specialty. TYLER & RUTUE UKD, 1507 F st. ow. Bees fep-tt 10 AND UPWARD LOANED ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, aorses, wagons, &., at lowest rates aud on the day you apply. Tt can be returued tu {nstallments, which re- duces the cost of currying ft. Louns also made on the building aud loan asso- elation plan. Front Kom, first floor, NATIONAL MORTGAGE LOAN CO. fel-12tf 62 F at. nw. MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE AT 434 and 5 per ceat, nayment on principal In amounts of $500 or more received at any interest period. P.M. SMITH & SONS, 1418 F st. aw, del7-tt MONEY TO LOAN, IN SUMS TO SUIT, AT LOW- est rates of Intevest, on D. C. real éxtate; also build fe, loans F. J. DIEUDON Room 23, Ohio National Bank bldg. LETHE BEST MOST BEAUTIFUL AND cheapest homes. CLEVELAND PARK. sel6-tf re —NEW HOUSE, 12 ROOMS, 1357 luinbia Heights, overlooking city. PATRICK O'FARRELL, 1425 N.Y. ave. aw, mh5-ti COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. _ WANTED—TO RENT A DAIRY FARM CONSIST. ing of about Adar fic Star LOANS ON REAL ESTATE. S, St aud 6 per cent. fe27-tf GASCH BROS., 1307 F st. o.w. TO Lo. AGE PROPERTY Have unincumbered rented prop KS. bo 620 10th n.w. ON MON- at B o’clock—A well acres of land; within 2 wiles of this city; on electric road; for whatever it will bring; terms easy. Also 1,000 acres of land, 30 mils from Washington, for $2 per acre. Call for particulars JAMES E. CLEMENTS, Attorney-at-Law, ocl5-2t* 1321 F st. n.w. HAVE YOU A FARM FOR SALE? LET MESELD it for you. Do you want to buy a farm? Let ine find one for you. R. T. ORRISON, ocl5-3t* “Farm Broker," 628 B eveniag 10-room bous? and barn and pcuitry houses; of excellent water and 5 ‘October day 17, 1898, _ ACCOUNTANTS J. B BATES, Public accountant and auditor, FOR SALE-MOST DESIRABLY LOCATED FARM of 170 acres; a typical site and location; on Met. R.R.; as a gentlemen's country seat. adjacest lots of about 22 acres each. beautiful view of mountai country. Apply to H. W. sel6-2m FOR SALE_STABLES. WOR S4LE—VERY LOW, BRICK STABLE FOR 3 horses and 8 vehicles; alley bet 18th and King- man, P and Q ste. BRIGKELL & McLERAN, 0017-88 “2608 Fst. aw. ) aACTES OF more, WIth good water, THOMAS E. WAGGAMAN, ree oF more, with guod water | Hens NEAR CITY, | MONEY TO LOAN AT 5 AND 6 PER CENT ON rty to trade. approved District real estate; no delays. < LDSON, M. M. PARKER, mb9-tr 1418 F at. MONEY TO LOAN, IN SUMS TO SUIT, AT LOW- est rates of interest, ou D. O. real estate, Large i ey attention. wane © specialty. POWALTER 4. ACKER, noT-tt 704 14th et. n.w. MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED REAL ES- tate within the District of Colambia, in amounts to sult applicants, at 5, 5% and 6 per cen Jaiv-tf GEO. W. LINKINS, 800 19th st. o.w. HAVING MADE ARRANGEMENTS WITH & capitalist, 1 can place $75,000 at 6 per cent. No an S STRAIN GADSBY, 826 18th st., cor. F n.w. aps-tt FOR S\LE—AT HALF ORIGINAL COST, COM. bination billiard and pool table, cues, balls and Room 8, Biiss building, ocl-tt ALL STYLES, Also slot graphophoues on easy ds hear: rack; all good as new. 35 B et. nw. FOR SALE — GRAPHOPHONES, frem $10 up. Come them. — TROQUOIS ocS-tf FOR SALE—A LOVELY UPRIGHT PIANO, $105. New planos from $135 upward. My expenses are small and will sell pianos half prices. Tianos tuned, $1. F. W. HELBIG, 1742% 7th st. u.w. oc8-tf FOR SALE—AT A GREAT SACRIFICE RY A rban family about to break up hounek’p’g, A ?ERB UPRIGHT PIANO, uearly new, stan- Gard make. Vicase address Box 145, star office. och-1m FOR SALE—LY BROOKLAND POULTRY YARDS, 25 S.C. brown Leghorns, close out $1.00 exen? 25 buff Rocks, $1.00 etch; fine stoc! gains, K. C. BOOTH, Mgr., cor ‘luth and Gn. ge20-1m VOR SALE— TYCEWRITING MACHINES FOR one-third what you pay elsewhere, | MOORE 0 BROS., 918 F et. n.w. ms 2 and 3. s¢28-1m < AVE. ALSO A THIRD HOUSE FOR SCHOOL. Temms Fexsouatite. Stadlo, O44°N: Y! ave: uw. Day and Boarding School for Girls and Young sets Ladies. Vocal. music tm charge of OTTO TOR NEY SIMON, Professor in Conservatory, Miss Halstead’s School, CORCORAN ST., s "ENS OCT. 3, 1898, Okeley School, Balt. MISS ‘CLAUDIA STUART, Prin. se7-3m Washington Seminary FOR GIRLS. ue, address Mr. and Mrs. sel4-2m For iii 1759 Madison at., ear Dupont Circle, reopens | GT. SMALLMOOR ages Nt ee}9-sn Sept, 28. Ctreul EBV. HETH, aM. | —— ——— = saan eT q 5 oe = The Olney School, !°4.18",*; SH@ Tr EH] A\ ae Boarding and Psy School for Girls. rt Primary, Academic and Collegiate Departments. Miss Virginia Mzson Dorsey _MMies Laura Lee Dorsey, Principals. Senator Brice. Refs. from many Representatives. Business course. $3. Cash buys a Piano that cont only 6 months ago. Tt was left with us by & party leaving town, Flegant: Upright Cabinet Grand; 5 years’ guaran- = tee; $180 cash. Several squares way down in GRIMES PL NO EXcH NG Pa, AVE. oclT-160 _— - Bradbors sweetest tone Piano made Exchange Your Old Square Piano for a my rt up-to-date Bradbury right) Grend. We wo have # mad for Square Pianos ip the try towns, and can afferd to umke you a very generous allowaner fer your old Syuere besides allowing you ie the difference in very monthly peyments adotbor Up de. tt Don't Winter withcut ‘Ten years’ experience in practical work. 5 me Free concerts Healiatigg, uervour sisie speedily cexcected. © | The Misses Kerr’s School daily = Graduat His oO A ti a. a Congressional. “School fof high speed. 8H L'st, | £0" young ladies and children wilt open october | Bradbury's, 1225 Pa Sis 8. Accommodations for a limited number of board- | oe1t-tm.16 OW DOCTORS, DENTISTS, PHARMACISTS, | E Puplls. 1438 peietme_ FoR SALE E. \PSOME Re “MODERN undergraduates, who ure competent and skillful, | FRENCH GUARANTEED SPOKEN IN SIX MOS. Kranich and Bach square pteno, can poon graduate from a legaily chartered medical | Quick conversation. Prepare for the exhibition. | right fcr sale om rent cheap, dig. tor college, without attendance. Lock box 500,Chicago. ¢. MME. TANNKR (nee De Lux-} in cash purchese of highest passitic seade of Se embocrg), Parsien lady, 1117 17th st. B.w. right or grand. A MEVE tan at PROF, (A.W MEYPRTERG, LEIPZIG GRAD. — eee Seas oe INE 4 nate—Piano lessons, voice culture; psycnolugics + tiatem: no tremulo: ‘tremntoe eradicated. ae | WOOd’s Commercial College \y /\@ tremalo spoils coloratur singing. Essay gratis. 811 EAST CAPITOL STREET. IK 7 i321 14th st. now. Ait iaeipn gg epens AU + < ‘2u, 1898. N i ) = oT ay and nigbt sess.ons eJl the year. i McDonald-Ellis ‘Seertal tom, = : Large. bright, Experlenced and skillful teachers. Courses thorouch, practteal, complete. Terms moderate and situations obtained for graduates. No extra charge tor bookkeeping to these taking sbortband and typewriting course Call and investigate. or write for flustrs catalcgue. conteining ‘names of S2¥ pupils structed last year. Address av23-tf COURT F. WOOD. LL. M., Principal. Home and Day School for Girls, Massacbueetis avenue, 17th st. and d Edwin R. Lewis, A. M., M. D., | Rese Baldwin Lewis, A. B. | Mrs. Julia R. Tatwiler, Associate Principal. it. NW. Princtpals. Mll-. Rose Lominct, Resident French Teacher. Sosy = 5 Primary, Prepacatory and Academic departments. | FRIENDS’ SELECT SCHOOL, Special courses. in. English Literature, Freneb, | j> tes Seta 5 : Music and Art. Address 1305 17th st. mw. For Both Sexes and All Grades, PaaS Will begin tts 16tb_year Sept. 26, 1868. Old pur ols : ________| wit return Sept. 27th. McDONALD RGARTEN WILL 1 ‘This school prepares for any College or Techuical open Monday, Oct. 17; tiumber limited to School, and ite certificate ndits to Vassar, Smith, For particulats inquire of MISS BALDWIN, Lehigh, Dartmouth, Swarthmore and the University 1ith st. 601 of Bepnssivania. ; nee Sn oe NEW GYMNASIUM, with dressing roome and . JOHN W ) iS 4 ¥ g | Shower bathe, and a large playzround. Cer Gast rarer Ketday, 6:90 to S| CHEMICAL AND) PHYSICAL LABORATORY. ‘cris: $1.00 peremionth to members; member. | Catslogues way be tad at Gallartyne’s and Bren ship; #1 per yerr i POSS Ba ee choo Sane Gk SS aS it, | Miter Sept ntfl then, letters addressed to aoc MARY EMERSON GAGE, Supt. | them will be forwarded Hf 724 TH ST. N.W. Mr. and Mrs, THOMAS W. SIDWELL, Paris: es. French] .-« 1811 I street mw. French conve tien; no dry gramma WASH. GION, D. method; statistical proof, sous. Classes or priv curtous article of 1,012 worde Prof. F. P. COLLETTE- Write fo t a single verb. MOUNT VERNON FOR SALE—GOOD QUALITY OPAQUE SHADES, fitted to your windows, only 25e., the best quality olf opaque shades, Bc.; good quality tloer oti- cloth, 20e. and 25c. square yard; laid free by ex- verts; will call with samples. “KLEE 1ith and H sts. ne. FOR SALE—TEN R.LP.A.N.S FOR 6 Ci druggists’. One gives reilet. LEGAL NOTICES. ESTATE OF WALTER District of Columbia. > y sued October 14, 1808.—Appitcution Laving been msde to the Supreme Court of the District. of Columbia, holding Orphans’ Court, for proba the iast ‘will and testament of Walter Nairy, and for letters testamentary on =. tate, by Henry C. Burch, the executor there named, this is to give notice to all concerned to appear /n said court on Friday? the 25th day of November, A.D. 1898, at H) o-cbck a.m. to show cause why such application shétild not be grant- ed. Attest: NOTA" Mc@ILL, Register of Wills, D.C. HAMILTO? s for Applicant. ESTATE OF MARY E. McePHERSO District of Columbia. No, “8053, Ds sued October 7, 1598.—Application baving made to the Supreme Court of the District of luubia, holding Orphans’ @ourt; for probate « just wil and testament and for letters of admin istration ¢. t. a. on said estate, by Mary Mc son Schaper, who prays that suid letters may granted to Clara W. McNaughton, this is to notice to all concerned to appear in said court on Frid the 11th day of November, A. Ly. 189s, at 10 o'clock a.m., to show cause why such applic tion should t be granted, Attest: J. NOTA Me- GILL, Kegister of Wills, II/C_ BLATR & THOM, ctors for Applicant. ~ ocl0-law,3w las a AY 5 POTOMAC, RIVER BOATS. STEAMER WAKEFIELD, = FOR POTOMAC Rivs® “LANDINGS. Vashiugton, D, C. (7thiat. Ferry Wharf), Mondays, 7 a m., for intermediate landings ty Colo- bial Beach, Bush vood, Kuck Pt., Colton, Nowlul Crevk, Abel's, L-cuaidtown. Scone's, Howard and Cobrum’ Wednesday, 7 a. a n. ~ for Snterm e 1andings to Colorial Beach, Bushwood. ocx Point, Colton’s, Leonardtown, Abel's, Nomini Creek, Piney voint, Bt. George's Island, Smito -Creex, Coan and Yeo: comico rivers Saturday, 7 a.m.. Colunial Beach, Nomini Ci for inter ediate landings to Bushwood, kts « Voint, Colton’s, ust 22, 1808. CW. RIDLEY, Geuernl Manager. E, 8. RANDALL'S POLOMAC RIVER LINE. Steamer HARRY RANDALL will leave River Flew hart Suadaye, ‘Tuewdugs aud Thursdays at 7 wm., landing at Colonial Beach, Chapel Point apd all wharves as far down as Lower Machodoc. Returuivg vu Mondays and Weduesdays ut 7 p.w., and on Fi 3:0 pa. U, S MAIL ROUTE, WASHINGTON, C.. TO GLYMONT, MD., and intermediate lavdit, The new Steamer ESTELLE RANDALL, daily, except Sunday, 9°30 a.m. Return'ng about 3 p. Passenger accommodations first-class. Freight received til the hour of sailing. E. >. RANDALL, Lroprietor Munger. GEO. 0. CARPINTER, eral Agent, Washing WM. M. REARDON, Agent, Alexaudria. Jel AMBOAT CO. ROU’ Summer Schedule in effect June STEAMERS POTOMAC AND SUE. Steamer POTOMAC leaves Washington every Thursday at 4 p.m. and Steamer SUE every Mon- day at 4 p.m., for Baltimore and River landiugs. All river freight must be prepaid. Passenger acev vuodations first-class. OUPICE, 910 PA. AVE. STEPHENSON & BRO., Agent Teleplione 745. 7th st. wharf. OCEAN TRAVEL. _ American Line. FA KRESS SERVICE. NEW YORK—SOUTHAMPTON—LONDON. ‘wiling Weduesdays at 10 A.M. woe -Uei. 19 St. Paul... +s Nov. et. 26 Paris... .. Nov. 16 St. Louis. ed Star Line. SEW YOR ANTWERP. Western +--Get iy Friesland a) Noordiand.......-Nov. 2 Southwark Nov. 16 ‘These steamers carry only Secord| and class passengers, at low ra} s INTERNATIONAL SAVIGATION COMPANY Piers 14 and 15, SHINGTON Wo North German Lloyd, Y: a 6 Bowling Gre, OF FAS’ EXPRESS SERVICE. SOUTBAMI’TON. LONDON. BREMEN. K. Briedrich Nov. 1 Kais, W.d-( Nov. 15,10am u.,Nov. 22,10 am jedrith.....Nov. 29 1. s“REW PASSENGER 3 iisvi SOUTHAMPTON, “LONDON. ~ BREMEN. Koenigin & s "Thursday. Octeber 27, noon H. H. Me . -Thareday, November 17, noon GIBRALTAR. NAPLES. GENOA. Werra... Oct. 22, 11 am | Bilis, 2 5 SS RICHS & CO., 2 BOWLING Apply. to BF. DROOP, Z myli-22e Agetit for Washington. FRENCH LIN Compagnie Generale Transatlantique DIRECT LINE TO HAVR® — PARI3 (FRANCE). ‘Sailing every Saturday at 10 4.M., From Pier 42, North river. foot 6f Morton street. da Navarre Ucl. 22 a Gascogte. La Normanaie....Ucr. 2 Champs gne. La Touraine. Nov. 5 Da Brefague... Gev'l Ag’cy for U. S. ana Can., 8 Bowling Green, N. ¥. G. W. MOSs, 92) Pennsylvania ave. B fel2-1y-18 ELL & OO!. 1406 G at- LADIES GOODS. = MISS ©. CUNNINGHAM, FURRIER, 1308 STH ST. N.W., BET. N AND 0. 9(No sign). ALTERING OF SEAL AND OTHER INE FUR GARMENTS A SPECIALTY. ESIGNS. aul7-3m,4 SEWING MACHINES taken in exchange for rew Do- mestics; some equal to new; must be sold quick to mak? room: from $8 up; all warrented. ©. AUERBACH, 7 & H. ‘ocl5-St FURS OF ALA, KINDS MADE AND REMODELED to the latest styles; Indies’ tailor-made suits finished in the most excellent manner. EB. HOR- GAN, ‘Tailor and Furrier, 806 K st. 0.w. sel6-tf FINE BLACK AND WHITE LACES DONE UP in first-class Parisian style; lace curtains a ity. Irish point, 50 and 76c. Call at Mme. IBOUD'S OLD STAND, 718 I1th st. n.w. eclB-2m* DORFF. Bed iw? MRS. FLINT'S SCHOOL SEMINA RY WEDNESDAY “OCTOBER 1 9 ZDNESDAY, OCTO! 2. tbecS . : sel0-2m-4 NO. TS CORNER M AND ELEVENTH STREETS NOW. 173 Boarding and Day School FOR YOU LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS. Primary, preparatory and collegiate departments. Therough tralping in 1 bianches in accordance Miss Blanche Loraine Rueckert, — VOICE CULTURE AND PIANO, Has reopened her studio at 1422 Q's res mis Se eee with best modern methods. Spacious buildings Miss Katie V. Wilsoi,, KQOA%, | recentty erected especislis for school purposes | Ample playgrounds and tennis court. - | fourth year opens October 4. Pupil of ard especially Swenty- recommended 5y Willian Shakespeare, Loudon, Eng. ‘The Ce For furtber infor- lian Ladies’ Quartet” can be engaged for con- | mstion apply to certs, musicales part or entire program. MRS. ELIZARETH 3. SOMERS, For terms. address WILSON, Spa abiiat awe SoeSe MRS. ADELIA GATES HENSLEY, MR, ANTON KAS? 803-3m-28 Associate Principal. Selo Violinist ard ‘Teacher, Tas opened a studio for pupils at May Frances Stetson, GOT? 1285 12th st. nw. Shapespearean’ Monologist—Volce Butlding and Ex- PLYNN’S © coli presefou—Dramatiec Art. La Fetra Hotel, 11th and 1 Sth $25 a year. : sel7-tf BUSINESS. SHOK’ TYPEWRITI Established 1876. Day or night session. THE NATIONAL CAPITAL ioe ee Vege location cw! UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, institution. We xive the best instruction. £22 Conn. ave OPENS SEPT. 21 aw. SCHOOL FOR BOYS. PREPARATION FOR WEST BUSINESS GAL ooo INDIVIDUAL, not | POINT, ANNAPOLIS AND ALL COLLEGES. In- the CLASS, made the basis of work. Bright’ stu-] termediate and academic departments. Gymna- dents not retarded; the slewer pupil encouraged. sium and laboratory. For catalogue apply to ry se20-1m* WW. PHELAN. Signor Maina. SCHOOL ART FOR SINGING Grand opera, SANDERS & STAY Heed Master. m SUCCESS METHOD, Studio at el7-tm &e. Fost. nw. In Shorthand means modern meth- ods, intelligent application and Mr. Henry Stopsack, individual training We had 5 Teacher of pian+ ard violin, has reopened his students iu last Civil Service Ei studio at 617 T'a ave s.e_ _ e193 THE DRILLERY, Miss Sherman’s School, ou s) Floor 9c8-14tf 215 19th street, corner Jefferson 504 1th, Ist Floor. oc8-1 Reopens Uctober B. 1888 gS RMAN FRARULEIN S$. SEYFERTH, 1851 (ach place corner Lith Class and private. Chevy Chase wmethod, aptation to individcal- FRENCH AND ENGLISH 8CHOOL jan clay ueets every Ist and 15th. All FOR GIRLS. °. oS Imo* Suburb of Washington. French the language of the house. no, Violi ice, Mie. L. OULU Principal. ano, Violin, Voice, Miss Co PETTIGREW, ‘Asst. Prin. . &e. COLUMBIA CONSERY. my10-186¢ Chevy Chase 1... Md. . be2K st. tw ° i S. SUSANNE OLDBERG, TEACHER OF WashingtonHeightsSchool ing, WIG 1th st.. rear K. after Oct. 11; Tues. 1850 Wyouiing nve. nuw., cor. 19th st. days xt Qi Baltimore; summer term Boarding xnd day school for girls: primary, pre- for _studen| paratory ind academic departments; prepares for MES HORM college; (French and English) kindergarten; a gue October ‘4. Principal, Miss FRANCES MARTIN, Pupil of Brussel» oles tat be selé-tf 4 a 2 Sherrington, Dr. Kimball, 1408 ‘Stoughton wt. - =a5 = FORE TIGEE = Ps ot Oe ee eR PIANOS AND ORGANS. eT aa 7 ' FRENCH, Sas German, CHICKERING PIANO the pace of all makers for three-fourths tur ” TRUMENT IT's T ARTISTIC PIANO OF THE WORLD. No stich wenderful tone as the Chickering tone has ever been produced by other manufacturers. SPANISH, Russian, Italian, Latin, Greek. THE BEKLITZ SCHOOL, 7 ocT-latt Prof. A. GONARD, Pelacipal. Has set of 4 IT MAD Mos’ TIFIC © TALBOTT, WITH AS- will receive pupils, women, for tion Jn English and the lan; MRE sinianis, graduate inst; 48 well as prepare pupils for colicge. 1445 Hunt’ | "Te" once hear a Chickering is never to forget ington place, Columbia im? | pmaikable : = aneten Piano ore up-to- m sborthand, P.tina oes standpoint i writing and business; backward pupils belped; nanan oto ake Spanish; day and night. a. M. LAISE, Pron. Its price, $600 (npward), is moderate for the BEST PIANO MADE. We sell the Chickering and also other reliable s. It will pay you to see us if you are look Ing for a Good, RelioMe Instrument. As low as $250, a8 high us $1,000. John F. Ellis & Co., 937 Pa. Ave. LANGUAGE SCHOOL. gh tucthod to pronounce well, ond. Classes of all grades. PRUD'HOMME, 307 D nw. FRENCH . quick, ther K, read, under: im* MLLE. V. Learn to be a Draughtsman! Evening lessons in all kinds ef draughting and math atics Legin September 26. 531 7th st.n. The National Conservatory ocld Zc Open from 9 to 5. Voice a specialty. = of Music (yin? Sits beater, § STEINWAY ved-swe$ MUSICAL ACADEMY, 1307 14TH ST. NW. AND OTHER Course of study, pianc, organ, violin. singing ° dd theory. JOHN P CAULFIELD, Mus. Bx Re t Sony et tii aes | Pianos For Rent, MISS SUSAN PLESSNE! POLLOCK, PIN FRE. SALE AND EXCHANGE bel Institute, Graded School and’ Kinderga.ten, s 1426 Q st. Every advantage, German free. Nor- E. F. DROOP & SONS, 2m* mal Dept. for trainiug of teachers, $100. “MISS MINNA HEINRICHS, VIDLINISTE, Tas resamed instruction at her studio, ocl-Im*-4 1529 Verment ave. STELLMAN peat, a Shorthand AND TYPEWRITING. YLVANIA AVE. ‘Stieff Pianos. Our Fall Steck is arriving. We extend an invitation to you and your friends 911 G ST. N.W. DAY AND NIGHT SESSIONS. to visit our warerooms, which we have recently re- Terms moderate. se30-tf J modeled. — 2 = . ~ Bargains in second-hand pianos. Banjo, Mandolin & Guitar}! tuning vy tactory caperts. Bt ruction by Miss G. E, Buckingham, at studto, Old pianos taken in exchange. 182 oe st. L.W., or at home of pupil. Terms pareseestiay es pests Stieff Piano Warerooms, COLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE, 407 7TH ST. N.W. ©. K, URNER, A.M., C.E., Prin. Thorough preparation in the business,’ English and civil servce courses. Twenty-six years’ ex- rience as a business educator. Class or private Moderate tuttion. Send for catalogue. Emerson Institute. SELECT, CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL FOR YOUNG MEN AND BOX: 914 14th st. n.w. (Franklin Square.) Will reopen’ September 26. Prepares for vll the universities and colleges, for U. S. Military and Naval Academies and for business. A corps of six efficient instructors. Wor circulars, &c., ly setae CHAS. B. YOUNG, A.M., Ph.D., seb-12tf ‘Principal. GUNSTON INSTITUTE—A BOARDING AND DA¥ Schou for Girls. Apply for catalogue. Mr. Mrs. BEVERLEY R. MASON, 1212 and 3214 14th at. Dw. se7-3m-4 521 Eleventh St. N. W. ocl3-28tf J. C. CONLIFF, Manager. $5 Per Month Buys a Handsome New Upright Piano. Price, $250. Worch’s Music Store, oc8-6m-16 923 F STREET N.W, VOSE PIANO: $10 a month buys one. PFEIFFER’S MR. B. FRANK GEBEST, Teacher of Piano, Organ and Musical 2 its as or accompanist. w, 5 NOW IS THE TIME TO RESUME YOUR LONG neglected studies. under the ‘of a com- ane P.O. "Bor 618. IN ALL STYLES AND Woops NUINE BARGAINS IN NEW AND USED UP- RIGHT PIANOS OF OTHER MAKES. BARGAINS IN SECOND-MAND PIANOS, PIANOS FOR RENT. TUNING AND MOVING. |'Wm. Knabe & Co., i422 Pa. Ave. N.W. tt eet : = - = UNDERTAKERS. - BARKER, ‘ERAL DIRECTOR AND PRACTICAL EMBALMER, No. 612 Lite st. nw. Large and eiry room for Punersis. No extra charge for same. Tel. call 1907. aul7-20-#8 W. R. Speare, Undertaker & Embaimer, 940 F Street Northwest. Everythin: stiictly first-class and on the most teasovable terms. Telepbone call 340. jav-tr = PEARRE DISCUSSES FINANCE Arraigns the Democrats for Their Positiop in 1896. Republican Candidate in Sixth Dis trict Addresses Large Audicnces in Garrett Counts. Special Dispatch to The Evening Star. CUMBERLAND. Md., October 17.—The re- publican campaign in Garrett county ended Saturday night with a most enthusiastic meeting in Ravenscroft’s Opera House, Qak- land, addressea by Col. George A. Pearre, congression’a: candidate, 2nd Senator Geo. L. Wellingtcn. Many ladies were present. Col. A. G. Sturgiss presided. Pearre was introduced as “our gallant standard bearer,” and received with hearty cheers. He denied that the indifference and apathy as described by the Jemocratic brethren. existed, bus, on the contrary, he addresse: large and enthusiastic meetings throughout the county. Col. Pearre’s address was Ce- voted almost entirely to the money ques- tien He said that in 1896 the paramount tssue was whether the people approved Bryan- ism and a depreciated currency. He elo- quently described the ardor manifested in that campaign adherents of both sid and said that issues of that campaig th were identical with those in this. The de: ocratic party have made a change in policy, noi of principle. He coatinvcd: “In 1896 the democratte party unequivecally declared for the free and unlimited coir of silver at the ratio of 16 to 1, and the republicans took the an- tithetical point and declared their w ified opposition to that financial heresy nqui and edged themselves to sustain 2 sound fiiancial system and an undegraded and urdeprectated currency Democratic Policy Changed. “The policy of the democrats has chang- ed. They wish to mislead the peonle as to their position on this great financial ques- tion. The platform of the sixth district convention readoption of the state convention platform, which was a straddle. li was so vdjusied as to enable them to say to the soft money or free silver men that it declared for free stlver. “It is proper to ask if Mr. P: frenberger ts in favor of scund money. Every citizen ought to know how his candidate stands on this impor question. I think I am just in assuming that my worthy opponent is today as he was in 18% and has hang- ed his political coat. My worthy nent wes then one of the strongest advocates of Bryan, and went through Washington coun- ty as an avowed soft money or free silver man. Col. Pearre said that the democrats claim- 1 to have takea the republican party hy “the scruff of the neck” ami forced them into the war with Spain. He said. let us admit this for the sake of angument. He was proud par the fact that the republican was a party of peace, and that under | the direction of that well-poised mind, that William McKinley, they did everything they could to avert war. He reviewed the splendid mar rer with which the republican administration took charge of the war, and charged that the democrats, although not locking in patriotista, could’ not resist. the temptation to tack on a desizned to raise revi nm thé principle of fiat mon- e3. They not want bonds fssuei. but Wented io iteued a hundred and fifty mill- lons in grectbacks in 1800 they had declared uacenstitut The rece9‘ion 07 Senator Wellington + nost cordial. He distussed the be a eruing from the Dingley law. and + out to the farmers of Garrett coun! it had placed money in their pockets Se ear, WIDESPREAD ANARCHE how Plans to Kill King Humbert as We as Emperor William. LONDON, October 17.—The Alexan aria correspondent of the Daily Mail, telegraph- ing regarding the archist plot against Emperor William, which was discovered on Friday, says: a “The plot against the kaiser is hourly proven more important, each arrest disclos- ing new ramification The documents found disclose a plot to kill King Humbert already well matured. “Fifteen persons, all Italians, have been arrested. The original plan was to throw a bomb of gun cotton and fulminate of mercury on Emperor William's carriage in a narrow street of Cairo. When the Egyptian trip was abandoned elaborate ar- rangements were made by the conspirators to send confederates to Jerusalem to carry out the plot during the dedication of the German Church of Our Redeemer. The Constantinople correspondent of the Times, telegraphing Sunday, says: “[wo worr-out War craft, patched up for the occasion, have proceeded to the Dar danelles to swell the naval escort of Em- peror William and twenty-four Turkish officers have gone there on board a yacht. “Emperor William, on the Hohenzollern, is expected to reach the Dardanelles this afternocn and to arrive at Pera, where the German legation is situated, on ‘Tucsday morning.” 2oo—__—__-_— ‘Tribute to Postal Agent Kempner.