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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-28
Trnuxfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
B. III. Warner to Washington Gas Light
Company, lot 3o5, 50. E. of los; 5. Alice
U. Hunt to w. Blake, sub 122. 50. 1908; 81, 800.
c. Ii. Raub to p. ]. Darby, pit 3. 50. l22:
81, 300; II. Weaver ct al to c. A. Baker. lot
/. Harlem and Whitehaven; 5. w. Saun-
ders to May ]. Washington. sub Sc Sheriff
estate; $3.50. F. s. Carmody to Barbara
Fischer, sub II, 50. loe2: $500. A. E. Randel
to S. r. Kendrick, lots Is and Il, blk. 2
Palisades Of Potomac; $500. L. NJ Brown
to S. Joseph. subs l12, 49, 1877 and 1885, 50.
62S: $2.4e5. w. H. Houghton to w. T
Birch, pit. l. 50. 7sS; 5. Z. B. Hay to Mar
garet Carroll, trustee, pit. 4, SO. 81; s.
James Blunden to 5. NJ. Simpson, sub l02
SO, lo2I: $500 John B: Lord to I. Holm. pit.
l. Cuckold's Delight; $. w. S. Cole to c.
F. Scott, sub 81. SO. 81; s4.Sss. James
Hughes to ii. ALDER, sub $50, So. l029: $500.
j. ID. Burn to r. Il. Ashe, lot 81, blk. TO-
Trinidad; $500. F. B. Mcclure to ID. c.
Joyce, sub 81. So $50; S,lS0.45. ID. c. Joyce
to F. L. Mcclure, sub 63. do; s. W. T
Wall to James A. Wall. subs So and IS and
pit. %, so. 1S4; 5. b. ID. Carpenter to Belle
Queen ct al, lot T. McPherson's sub; $.
ID. Mccarthy to Z. E. Paird, sub G5, blk 30.
Long Meadows; sl6. Jefferson b. Cradle
TO Lucy L. Cradle, lots to IL, 50. $50: s..
j. S. Redmon and j. ID. Undertake sub 49,
SO. $50: si.l00. T. II. Clarke to E. T. For
roster. sub 20. so. 1854; $. George Turner
TO b. Casey, pit $40. Anacostia: ssss. Lucy
b. Gibson to a. L. Wiser, lot Z, blk q,
Brookland; N.075. j. ID. Burn to F. T.
Browning, subs 80 and IS. 50. 9S2; s.. s. H
Bourne to j. S. May, sub ia 50. g.; SIS.
Ellen Merchant to J. Mary King sub ~ So.
lS3; $. T. E. Waggaman to II. A Branner,
subs 10 to Is. 50. 1901; $. T e. Roessle to
F. Hiskok, l-2 subs 80 to "a, So. g.; $. c.
Gessford to F. r. Simpson ct al, subs "a TO
q. So. go; 5. F. r. Simpson to c. Cess
ford, sub AZ, So. 237; $. L. o. Smith TO
Thos. O'Brien, lots % to 25. blk II. Bright
wood Park; 5. Celestin V. McKeever, DIT
16. So. Sc: $. o. I. Thompson to s. q,
Wo-thngton ct al, sub &C, so. 2e7: s.. ID.
Il. Croft to L. n. Simpson. sub 81, blk. s,
Brightwood Avenue Park; s.
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The New Gunboats.

There are indications of considerable COM
petition among ship builders in the matter
of the construction OF the three new gun
boats authorized by the last Congress. pro-
posals for which will be opened at the
Navy Department early next month The
vessels will be small and have little draIght.
They will displace about LOCO tons ana are
expected to make thirteen and fourteen
knots. Two of them are alike and the third
differs in some respects. All three are in
tended for service in Chinese waters. Firms
which never before presented bids nave
been encouraged by the success of the
smaller plants which have turned out some
fine ships recently for the government and
will submit propositions for the new vessels.
Under the advertisements the secretary re-
serves the right TO reject all bids If he wish
es and to award the contract to any firm
regardless of their bid. This is done with a
view to encouraging some of the smaller
firms to bid and the contract for the vessels
will undoubtedly go to one OF them n they
can show they are competent TO construct
the vessels.
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Visiting Ffremen Depart.

The visiting veteran volunteer fremen or
California, who arrived here on Tuesday
morning left here at $50 o'clock this morn
ing were pleased with their stay. They
we're escorted TO the b. and o. depot by
the Washington veterans. who altefnated
with the blue-coated visitors on the ropes
of the ancient and diminutive engine the
visitors carry with them. and the line was
headed by Presidents Richards and Mahony.
ma -shaled by Mr.. J. W. Thompson and Kit
Carson drum corps furnished the music.
on embarking at the depot the two asso-
cia tions heartily cheered each other and at
$50 O'Clock the train pulled out for Balti-
more. where the veterans there receive
them.
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The BottIers' Convention.

Washington, the city of conventions, will
soon entertain a novel but nevertheless
well known body of men. 1t is the Ma
uonal Bottlers' convention, which con-
venes in this city on October 10 at Meter
otis Hall for a two DAYS session. Dele
gates from every state in the Union to the
number of about 500 will be on hand and
the convention promises to be full of in
terest Last night the local delegation had
meeting at Faber's Hotel, on 9Th street
and made final preparations for the enter
tainment of the guests. Mr.. Samuel G
Palmer is the president of the local organi-
zatlon, Mr.. Charles l.. Beatty, secretary,
and IL. l.. Dautrich, treasurer.
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Nominations Con firmed.

The Senate has confirmed the followine
nominations:
Consul general-J. ]. Barclay of Wheeler
Ala, Tangier, Barbary States
Consuls-Thomas b. ONeil of New York
at stockholm; r. p. Mcdaniel of Bratden-
town, Fla. at Bahia, Brazil: Frank A y.
Johnston of Mansfield, Ohio, at Chihua nus,
Mexico; Charles n. Daily of Bayonne. civ
n. j., at Guelph, Canada; George T. Tate OF
Boston, at Barbados: John Mcguire OF
Mobile. Ala, at Tampico: Thomas Keefe OF
windsor, Vt, at St Johns. Quebec and i
Courtney Hixson Of Union Springs, Ala.
at Fuchau, China
District attorneys-James H. Bible Of
Tennessee, to be attorney of the United
states for the eastern district of Tennessee
Indian agents-Edward l.. Thomas Sac
and Fox agency, oklahoma; ]. Roe Young
OF Louisville. KY, Pima agency, in Arizona,
Revenue marine-First Lieut.. John Braun
OF New Jersey. to be captain Third Lieut.,
Percy II. Brereton of New Jersey, to be a
second lieutenant
Army-Medlcal department, Capt. Curtis
+. Price, assistant surgeon, to be surgeon
with the rank Of major; Capt Blair d.
Taylor, assistant surgeon, to be a surgeon
with the rank of major; Capt. James s.
Worthington. assistant surgeon. with the
rank OF major.
Also a number OF postmasters.
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Proposed International Locomotive
Ruee

Frank Leslie's Weekly, through its pub
Usher Mr. w. J. Arkell. has offered a 81 oG
cup to the winner OF trial of speed be-
tween the crack locomotives of England.
France and Germany and America, now on
exhibition at the worlds fair. IL is intend
ed II possible. TO have the New York Cen
trail crack engine, No. 49, represent the
United States in the race unless q faster
engine can be produced by another Amsrs-
can railroad.
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SIs.OO Coach Tour to Chicago

The next coach tour by the Pennsylvania
railroad will leave Washington Saturday
Chicago l2l5 noon the following day. No
other line out of Washington is able TO
offer such quick service on coach tours. No
other line out of Washington can equal the
train service offered by the PENNSYLVANIA
railroad. Secure your tickets in advance
Rate for the round trip, sl7.-Advt.
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THE EVENING STAT
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR sALE-oR ExcHANGE-wnL EXCHANGE
new. stylish. $1,000 house on st: NV. for
srlaii house, party to assume goo trust: q
GRAND BHRSAi MS Star once. ''@I ssss.st:
FOR sALE-1s1e 18TH ST. NV. . ROOMS AND
bath; handsomely papered concrete cellar and
iei s soft ssG paved aeg nSss
Uses. se2S-3t
For sALE-THIs Is ONE OF THE GRE ArE:sT
M lie So Psi so aSSss
brick. contains rooms and cellar: heated by
from 5000 to $3.50. Go and look 81 t.,
se2S-6t Cor. 14th and G sts NV.
FOR SALE-1723 21ST ST. NV, NEAR CONN
ave.; elegant new 4-story Eng; basement IN
rooms, ? pantries. dumb walter; service stair
from kitchen to dining room; oak stairMayS and
ses9si and Anil FULLER ,Sos S4fs 81 pu
FOR sALE-HANDsOYE 1O-ROOM HOUSE; ALL
mod imps:; =. st. bet North Capitol j.. and LIST sts
Price. $1,000; $1,000 cash balance $50 Per mo.
se27-at Room 100. Corcoran bldg.
FOR SAIE-S1, S5O-6-ROOM HOUSE; ANIL;
tie ssme gus small cash payment a f MefACHiEN
BATCHELDEH, 10th and G SITS. n se273t'
FOR sAIE-ONE SQUARE EAST OF DUPONT
FOR Hhi1 so oSasf SokTH OF '' NC
SCrse of Fn IS large
sc27-st' E. S. McCIELLAND. laos + G st.
FOR sALE-NEw BAY-wNDOw BRICK: NINE
rooms and bath: Ami; located in northwest;
sa car line Prss HpH $3.50 fsTTs sG sg
se27-st COS F st. NV.
FOR SALE-A HANDSOME RESIDENCE. To-
Gated near Dupont Circle NV; white stone
front; large lot TO rear alley; price. $l3SOO;
sly 10 '' Els AS L ss's s"' % Is
FOR SALE-vERY DESIRABLE BUSINESS PROP
erty, located on NJ ST., Georgetown; improved
by store and dwelling; must be sold.
WIN. A. EAsrEIDAY. Trustee.
1901 I ST. NV, with parking fronts 5Uxiop ii. !:
in excellent resLlenre ,orion OF the city and
good corner for builder. Owner on premises.
se27 -1Ots
FOR SALE-so 500 OPPORTUNITY, VICINITY DC-
PONT CIRCLE; ROOMS: RECEPTION HALL
TARY PLUMBING; MODERN HOME FAC
ING SOUTH; SIDE AND REAR ALLEYS:
LARGE YARD; FINISHED IN OAK; BUILT ny
S SrnI eo For IA HoME. G. ULRICH KEN =
FOR EXCEPTIONALLY EASY TERMS,
8 PLEASANT NEW BRICKS;
ALL MOD cow;
IN VERY HANDs5MfS Si PART OF n. E..
se26-3t ]. B. WINNER, Real Estate, COS 18th ut.
FOR SALE-FLORIDA AVE- NEAR 5TH ST. NV
new 2story white stone and brick; rooms and
bath; concrete cellar; furnace heat: cabinet man.
tells; lot 20x70 It. TO SIT. alley: suitable terms
Price. So, 100. SAMUEL. BIEBER,
se26-3t 500 7th st. NV.
neat 2-story brick; rooms and bath. Spruce
st. NV, lie Droit Park. Price, SO, 500.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

home. having . width Of Is feet and containing
II sRo oScps .HS s soa Price slooo sEMEs
A GREAT OPPORTUNITY
8-STORY BRICK DWELL
ING, containing 10 rooms, bath,
&C.. situated In 4 splendid neigh
borhood-16th near 8 st. NV.
VIII sell for
$1,000 less than cost.
Must be sold-therefore the sacri-
flee. Better see 1t early.
GEO. NJ. MYERS. REAL ESTATE,
se28 1905 Penn. ave. NV.
FOR sALE-NEw s-sroRY BAY-wNDOw PRESS.
proit Park; price, 50, $50: key next door. T. ".
GILMER. s112 st. NV. owner. se4-1m'
FOR sALE-PANIC PRICES
HOUSES AT GREAT BARGAINS.
White stone and brick, built BY t.
Moder1 home, blk. from pup s Circle a; 'ii''''
lor., Or deep, large lot; reduced to. 80. 10000
E. C. BAUMGRAs.
FOR sALE-CHEAP. ON EASY TERMs-vERY
little money required, and payments can be made
same as rent. 1874 Corcoran st; Tao 2lst st
FOR sALE-BEAUTIFUL NEW GROOM HOUSE;
as part payment. SENMES x BHOAD-
BENZ oo2 st. NV. SET I'm
FOR SALE-A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO PUR-
chase hrst-class property In tine localities in the
NV. at unexceptfonaly low prices Several
beautifully finished houses at the cor of 18th and
SITS NV. containing 8. 8. 9 and Tor. and ba tn
Prices $500, $1,000 $500 and 81. 900. Two
handsome houses on W st. near 13th ST.. bath
store room $1,000 and 81 200. Also two very fine
large lot: brown-stone pressed-brick fronts; lOr
bath, cellar and steam heat. All of these houses
are exceptionally well built. contain all modern
c0nveniences. and handsomely decora ted :
elaborate cabinet mantels, electric BELLS electric
gas lighting and fine granolithic sidewalks, In
spect them at once. as they can be purchased
from 1000 to $1,000 less than the regular prices:
open daily for inspection. Waterman in charge.
se2-Sm OWNER. Room 8. 1901 Penn ave.
FOR SALE-BEAUTIFUL COR. HOUSE IN GROW
ing section II NV; lines Of cars; contain
Ing 10 rooms. bath. cellar and all modern i'm
Provements. Price. $1,000. large reduction to
immediate purchaser.
se2-3n OWNER. Room 5, 1901 Penn ave.
FOR SALE-TWO BROwN-STONE AND PRESSED
brick houses: 10 rooms, beautiful cabinet mantels
with elaborate plate glass trimmings; parlors
and reception hall finished in Moorish design;
tiled bath room and vestibule. electric bells,
speaking tubes electric gas lighting, large yard,
steam heat and granolithic sidewalks. Very de.
sfrabe for high government officials or Congress.
men. Fashionable neighborhood west Of l4th st,
se2-3m OWNER, Room 5, 1901 Penn ave.
FOR sALE-NEw EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE. WITH
cellar. all mod imps 1906 3Oth st. NV: two
blocks from two lines Of cars. Apply to Ell. J.
HANNAH. ST. 11th at. NV. auS-tf
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T SOUTHEAST.
9O9-9ll l ST. fh. 5r.3. 900
AIS L st, IN, Or. 4. 900
Alley.be 9Th and TIN.
G and E, bh, 3r. Il, 500
305 10th st, IN. Or. l., 500
l345. 13+7 and I349
X 81. III, Or. each1, 200
414 K st. I h, Or. Il, 900
Z Hope ave. hh. +r. 800
SOUTHWEST.
GIG to $50 Md ave.
b b, Ar. SIS, 900
11l4 and 111s 9th st.
b h. 7r, and 1 fh
In rear. g, 900
419 LIST st. Z h. 5r. s, SIS
46I and 46Y L st,
n, 4 rooms. :. 3.SW
$50 n st. b b, Or. 2, 500
3i2 and 344 NJ st,
fh. Ar. q 600
ISG 1st st. b h. 5r. 1850
Alley.4la and 9th.
II and l. Z h. fr. 900
613-15-17 Burke's al,
4r each. 800
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The Mr.. Dufuor who was named as de-
PENDANT in a recent suit for divorce was
not DR.. Oar~Ace r. Dufour.
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING

ANNOTATED STEAM CARPET CLEANING
MorKs.-Carpets cleaned In the best manner.
Carpets made moth proof free Of charge. Mat
Tesses made to order. Once. 172O Pa. ave.
Works, lIOS and ITO NV. Telephone, SO4
nhO II. NEWMYER. Manager.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-A RARE BARGAIN. BEAUTIFUL
lot 2oxl6O #. on Chaplin st., just west Of 14th:
southern exposure; IL taken Immediately will sell
q 10 per "a. It. Apply to OWNER. 14ls 18th
st. NV. se2S-3ts
FOR sALBI have A FEW LOTS LEFT n
sold in East Deanewood di-'-'r pIs' ~ = :
y, and 3 SITS. ne. extended run through East
Ueanew WOOD which Is In the District. and only
feet wide and conform to city streets: all lots
run back to an alley from II to 20 feet in width
FAST DeanewoOd Is a fine, level tract Of land; 81
teet elevation; pure water; healthy location;
Should purchaser Of one Of my lots die before all
lnstalments are paid will deed lot to purchaser &
heirs or assigns in fee simple.
ANY one desiring to see East Deanewood will b.
driven out free IL they will cut out this adyer-
se26-6t E. NJ PINE lS2O It NV,
Now is the time to buy of those beautiful lots
west side Of 21st ut. bet. and NV; size
2l1i!5; growing neghborhood.
se26-3t ]. H. GRAY & CO.. T37 F ST.
FOR sALE-I HAVE NINE LOTS ON ST. NE
stallments IS per month. II you want one call
at once. E. NJ. PINE, 1920 + st. NV. se283t
FOR SALE NICE LOT on ROANOKE ST
Columbia Heights; improved by two fran,
dwellings: rented for $50 per mo-. will be SOLD
se :sT 70 T RFG%Pt S 1872
FOR sALE-A- DESIRABLE 25-FOoT LOT on
bargain for a few days. NJ. NJ PARKER, i41s
st. NV. se23-7t
FOR SALE-EAST-FRONT LOT WITH TWO
party wallis near corner 9th and East Capitol
su.; very easy terms; a rare chance to build
home OWNER. Is 9th st. s.e se9-lm'
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Street Car Etiquette for Tobacco Users
To the Editor Of The Evening Star:
In most first-class hotels 1t is not uncom-
mon to see a prominent notice. No smok-
ing here!' and in the cars of railroads, gen.
orally, smoking car" is provided for
such as must convert themselves into hu-
man volcanoes; but in our open street cars
there seems to be an understanding that
smokers may occupy the rear seat.
But very often men with smoking cigars
and cigarettes presume to occupy the
second and third and even the fourth of
the rear seats, no matter who is there be-
fore them: nor whether ladies and non-
smokers are obliged to occupy the same
seats, or go without seats.
Very many tobacco users seem to be per.
fectly regardless of the rights and COM
forts of others in all places. Yet they
very well know that tobacco smoke and
tobacco juice are offensive and nauseous
to a very large portion of the community
Still they will puff the smoke from their
mouths directly into the faces of ladies and
gentlemen near them, or discharge the nItny
contents of their mouths upon the floor OF
the car, SO that disguised people may have
the benefit CT their odor and that ladies may
give a new coloring to their dresses
1t is very common for gentlemen to light
their cigars or cigarettes when they are
about to get on board a street car and force
their way to seats while smoking.
A day or two since l took a fourth tier
of seats from the rear with a lady, soon a
gray-haired veteran took the third seat
directly in my rear. with a cigar in full
blast, then dirty negro with a lighted
cigarette took the same seat with me. near
to the lady, and Immediately after, another
man took seat close behind US with a
cigar in full blaze.
This was a little too much for me and Sc
1 moved forward as soon as possible. but
alas! for the poor woman enveloped in ciga,
smoke.
Such scenes are not uncommon on OH,
street cars, but such tobacco users should
be branded as public nuisances.
DECENCY.
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Speed, Safety and Comfort by the
Sfunda I'd Ra ilraaa af A.,o-I.-

The Pennsylvania railroad, by the adoption
of the most modern safety appliances, and
the first line to introduce the block sigma al
system in the movement of its trains
guarantees to its patrons quick and prompt
service, comfort and safety.-Advt
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AUCTION SALES.


THOMAS BOWLING & CO., Auctioneers
612 ct. NV.
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF HOUSE.
HOLD FURNITURE, HORSES, CARRIAGES,
HARNESS, &c.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER THIRTIETH 1893
AT TEN O'CLOCK,
WITHIN OUR AUCTION ROOMS
EMBRACING IN PART
several Parlor Suites q number OF Handsome Rat
tan Rockers, one nearly Oak Folding Bed
Walnut and Oak Chamber Suites Oak and Wnl-
nut WardrObes, Hair and other Mattresses Boil
sters and Pillows. W. W. Springs Oak and Wal.
nut Extension Tables, Walnut and Oak Side
boards. a variety of Dining Room Chairs Cook
ing and Heating Stoves, Brussels and Ingram
Carpets. large collection of New Pictures Dec
GRATED Toilet Ware together with q genera
assortment Of Household Effects.
ALSO
Several Chests Of Good Green or Gunpowder Ten
ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK
On Horse. Surrey and HIS rness. one Bay Mare six
years old. in fOal and sold for want of use a
number OF other Horses and a variety Of Car
riages, Surveys, Buggics, Single and Double
Harness THOMAS BOWLING x CO.,
seZS2t Auctioneers.
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IHUMAS DU"LING & GU, Anctioneers,
612 st. NV.
LOT OF CONDEMNED MATERIAL, BELONGING
TO THE DISTRICT GOVERNMENT, AT AUC-
TION.
On TUESDAY, OCTOBER THIRD, 1899. AT
TWELVE O'CLOCK, We will sell. at Washington
Asylum. 10th and c streets southeast, one old
Fire Department Truck Wagon. one old Fire De-
partment Fuel Cart, One-horse Cart. lot of Cast
and Wrought Iron. lot Of Iron Bedsteads &C. By
order Of the Commissioners. d. c.
se2S-4t THOMAS BOWLING CO.. Aucts
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FOR SAIE-HOUSES-
NORTH WEST.
I to &c O'Brien's ct,
bh. ar. 10. 0C0
2009 TO 2Oc7 f st. b
h. Or. -. 20. 900
954 to 97S Boundary
ST, b h. Ar. all.l8.900
eC3 III ST. { h, 7r.12,n0O
1892 l st. Z b. Or &, 200
332S to 33S4 p ST, b
b. Sr. 900
1919 p st, b b, N 1.
I153 ard 81 Goth st,
b h. Or. each. . g. 500
2129 Va ave. IN. 7r.8,3sO
l41S 18th st. IN, ire, 900
433 to al Prather's
al. bh. Ar 80. 900
11@ 10th st, hi, 6r,
and 2 houses In r'r.
<r each. g. 900
Ell 18th st, b b, m
l. Or. ............5,SW
1O13 = st. m. 7r. 3. 100
S33. S35 22d st, b h.
Or each. 500
1872 and 1924 Sth st.
hi. IN 4 Or 4 Ano
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MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN.

MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN.
$4,000 TO INVEST IN REAL ESTATE OR REAL
with owners. JAMES Il. REEVE s2a Ss 4. o o
se23-1m
MONEY TO LOAN on FURNITURE. PIANOS AND
ladies waited on by lady; money Away;
read ready; charges low. Address Boz s.. Star once.
WE HAVE TO LOAN $50 900 AT PER CENT
on business or frst-class residence property In
northwe.t section Of this city. HEiskELf. 4
McLERAN. zoos F st. NV. seq.
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY PROP
cry " years. R. inu GOLDMAN SSpohSS
selfr 6o3 18th st. NV.
MONEY IN SUMS TO SUIT AT VERY LOWEST m
terest on D. c. real estate security. FRANK T.
RAWLINGS. member Washington Stock Exchange
1905 Pa darlington Fire ms Co s otace) Str
N SUMS FROM 81 800 UPWARD
AT LOWEST RATE OF INTEREST
REAL ESTATE N THE DISTRICT
r. o. HOFFMAN
aus Cor. 10th and SITS. nv
MoNFy TO LOAN AT SIX PER CENT or APP
proved real estate in the District Of Columbia.
large amounts a speciality. Also win loan IS
per cent Of value. repayahle in installments.
r.. H. SMITH & SONS
ans 1913 st. NV.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES OF m
Serest on apsroved city real os,ste II any sums
~" oeiay- n
Ulo-f 1o4 18Th St NV
NOW 10 loan on .NDnWHENTS. LIFE AND
tont,ne insurance polcies. poiicles also purchased
ARMY TO WM Il HoDGES. l3o1 81. NV.
Ns-Sm
FINDS For nFN. FSTATE loans AT PER
cent notwitnstandins the strinGency In the
money Market
C6 TYLER n RUTHESFoRp. 13n7 81 NV.
Do YOU WANT
sID SloOo or more FOR On o. 90 Gays! TrustS
stocss loan asso,,stfon ccrtiurat~s WAREHOUSE
receipts. p1fd M life. old tonftne ana milton
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FOR SALE-$5OO CASH. BALANCE SIS MONTHLY,
neat 2-story brick: rooms and BATH Spruce
ST. NV. lie Droit Park. Price, 500.
se26-3t SAMUEL RIERER, 500 7th st. NV
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LOST AND FOUND.

L0sT-A LITTLE HAIRLESS MEXICAN DOG.
mouse color on Tuesday morning at corner of
Sth and Il SITS. NV Liberal reward will be paid
II returned TO 911 7 st. NV. It,
LOST WEDNESDAY EVENING. AN IRISH SET
Yer Dog, with name of owner on collar, T. H.
Alexander, 1907 st. Suitable reward will be
paid IL returned to owner. it,
LOST-A FOX TERRIER GYP ON WEDNESDAY
last; black and tan head: tag 1867; finder re-
warded. Return to H. WILLIAMS. AIS E St.
and white SPOTTED pointer bitch: No. tag sol.
T. b. QUEEN. Metropolitan Hotel. or 5L2 10th
st. Sc. se2S-3ts
LoST-IN VICINITY OF DUPONT CIRCLE. A
bunch of keys Reward II returned to COLUMBIA
MAlfhET, on Z st. 18th. 1t"
sTRAYED OR sToIEN-TUEspAY. 2sTII. FROM
my stable on Conn. ave. extended and Pierce's
NH road, black mare mule: years cid. me-
dium weight; saddle marks and slight sore on
shoulder. Suitable reward IL returned to the
above named place. Mrs. L. WALDEN. se2s-8t'
LoST-A GOLD SCARF. PIN IN SHAPE OF A
daisy,s with small diamond in center, either in
the Academy and AZ st. A suitable reward II
returned et, to 4o5 N. J. ave. s.e. Valued as a
LosT-A SMALL LINKED GOLD NECK CHAN.
with small gold heart loeket; 3 stones: valued as
Keepsake Reward. 536 ith st. ne. 1t'
LoST-sUNDAY. ON H ST BET. l4TH AND
15th one silver chatelaine watch, with medal
and chain attached. The finder will please leave
at itis Corcoran st. NV. and receive reward.
LOST-ON SEPT. % POCKET BOOK CON
win please return to CiIAs j. DIET. i2ls 'e st.
NV. and receive reward. se26 3ts
LOST-THURsDAY NIGHT. SEPT. p. TAN COL.
ored male dog named GrOwler; white spot on
back OF neck and white feet: tag No. coos. Re
ward II returned to 122S 14th st. se26-3t'
BOARDING.
BOARDING-HANDsONE CORNER HOUSE, 1OI5
l. ST. NV, facing Mass ave-. southern exposure:
s and I'd asS f1.n Sa
able for NJ. G. aeoS as
B0ARDING-15 X ST NV, 10 BOARDERs AND
persons can be accommodated with board and
room: rooms are handsome large and we'll ven
ttlated: terms moderate. eeaS-3ts
IN GEORGETOWN; FURNISHED ROOM. WITH
board. in private family: also table boorders
ave. seoS-2ts
FIRsT-CI.A CATERER.
1120 18th ST. NV. se27-2ts
wANTED-A FEW MORE TABLE BOARpERs:
also nice front ROOM nicely furnished: three
minutes walk from the departments: terms rea-
sonahlc: Address 141O New York ave-, upstairs
BOARDING 4TH ST. OPPOSITE JUDICIARY
tarn, hree second ana third story front rtnms:
furnished; good board. se26-5ts
THE CAMBRIDGE, 1909 18TH ST. NV. OyF
door above Mass. ave-; select family hotel a
Few choice rooms; appointments and service the
best. se23st'
THE IRvINGTON, 1915 X ST n w-IARGE
cool rooms; handsomely furnished: single en-
able as,ISw
AUCTION SALES.