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THE STJN3DA.Y HERALD, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1890.
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BARNES fc WEAVER,
ZRZE-A-Xj ESTATE IBIROIECIEIES.,
629 F Street N. W.
FOlt SALE One of thoao Elegant Now Bricks on south sldo of T street, botween NIntb and
Tenth northwest. Groat bargain for ton days. For permit apply to office;
FOR SALE Beautiful Ilomo on Westminister street, between Ninth and Tenth northwest.
Can bo 6old Tory cheap. For permit apply to office.
FOR SALE No. 130 E street northeast; six rooms, concroto cellar undor wholo house; oycry
now convenience. This 1b a now bay-window, press-brick. Lot 17x70 to ton-foot alloy, and Is
vory cheap at $4,500, with eaBy terms. IIouso open for Inspection.
B-AJEIETIES &c "WIE.A.'VIEIZR,
ISo. 452& E Sti-eot-AGENTS
FOR NORTH AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Mi k Mill,
Heal Estate Brokers,
810 F STREET NORTHWEST,
(GROUND FLOOR.)
FOR SALE A boautlful corner houso on Fif
teenth street northwest, handsome flnisli. lariro
parking. Your own terms. A bargain at 312,000.
FOR SALE Handsomo 11-room houso, Six
teenth street northwest, oleotrlo bells, speaking
tubes, heated by hot water; ilrst lloor nnished in
oak; very cheap. S11.GO0.
FOR SALE Eighteenth street northwest. 8
room, bay window, press brick; all modern im
provements; lot 21 feet front. If sold soon only
$7,000.
FOR SALE Comfortable framo on Second
street northwest; lot CO feet front. A splendid
investment or desirable homo. Cheap; 8,000.
FOR SALE A bargain. Now 0-room and col
lar houso on E street northeast; vory cheap and
terms to suit.
Agents for the Iiondon Assuranco Corpo
ration. ABSOtB over $17,000,000.
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McCORMICK'S
SIDE POCKET,
310 SIXTH STKEET.
POOL FIFTY CENTS PER HOUR. ocl2-ly
300 Seventh Street Northwest.
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BOB HOLTZMAN,
CHOICE '
Wines - Liquors
H12 Now York Ave. N. W. ool2-ly
99
DINING BOOMS
930 PENNA. AVENUE.
or jaiv ia.y a.tsti nighblt.
DON'T' FORGET OUR BUTTER CAKES AND
COFFEE-TEN CENTS. ool3-ly
ocl2-ly
LEffHSaBB' I Pool and Billiards.
MARBLE SALOON.
SELECTED STOCK OF
WINES, LIQUORS ami CIGARS.
Cor. Oth St. and Pa. Avo. N. W. ocr-ly
THEEBBITT:
WABHINCJTON, D. G.
Army and Navy Headquarters.
Kiglit Iron Fire Escapes.
11UKCII & OI1JIJS BlftnuBors
HEW YORE BUFFET,
405 TKNTII STKISET N. W.
Finest Winos, Liquors, and Cigars
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
A SPIiENDID LUNCH
SiniVKI) IJAII.V.
JAMK8 OASTKLO, l'roitrlotor.
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AMANS
W. J. THOROWGOOD & OO.
HAVE REMOVED TO THEIR
NEW STORK.
1123 NEW YORK AVENUEN. W.,
WHERE THEY HAVE IN STOCK
A FULL LINE OF
AVALL PAPERS. SHADES, AND ROOM
MOULDINGS.
ALL WORK FIRST-CLASS AND AT
LOWEST PRICES.
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TEAL ESTATE BULLETIN
THOMAS K. WAQQAMAN.917 F street.
TWO-STORY BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES
FOR SALE.
G38RstBW, bh, 18rs 822,000
010 to 030 Md uvo 8W, b 1), 4 rs 1B.0OO
lOlGECapstBC, bh,9 rs 8,000
OlOGetsw, bh, 7 rs 8,fJ00
400 and 408 11th at aw, b li, m 1, 0 rs 5,000
23913lBtBW, bh, 8rs 0,000
607 and GOO Va avo and WW 5th Bt and two
unimproved lots bo 4,500
210 to 223 13th at and Ky avo, bet SO avo
and Bst so 4,000
401 and 400 S Capitol Bt bw, f h,0 rs !),000
302 Oth st so. b h.Gra 3,000
515 11th at Be, b h. 8 rs 2,000
000 and 011 1 BtBO, t h, 5 rs 2,500
4481 Btsw, bh, 5rs 1,800
Alloy bot Oth and 7th, G and E Bta bo,
d ii, u rs i,mju
OMGBtsw.f h.Gre 1,500
305 10th Btso, f h, 5 rs 1,500
12 Capitol alloy sw, bh.Ors 1,450
1345 to 1310 K BtBO, f h, 5 re each 1,200
000 alloy bot G and H, Oth and 10th sts bw,
f h,7rs 1,100
Alloy bot 4i andGtb.H and I Bta bw, 4 rs 000
7 Hopo avo so, b h, 4 rs 800
UNIMPROVED PROPERTY FOR SALE.
G at, bet N Cap and 1st sta nw 84,000
Va avo and 24th Bt n w 2,700
A st, bet 14th and 15th sta s o 1,350
10th st, bet E Cap and A Bta so 1,005
Per foot.
Part lot 5, KstbotlGth and 17th sta nw.. . 84 60
L Bt bot 15th and 10th sts nw 3 00
Q st bet 15th and 10th Bta nw 275
Pa ave, bet Oth and 7th stas o 2 00
7th st bet It and S nw 175
30th st betweon N andO stsnw 125
HOU8ES FOR RENT.
Por month.
71521ststn w,7rs 835 00
1827 K st n w, 7 rs 30 40
IQSGst nw, Ors 30 39
244 1st Bt s w, 0 rs 25 00
13 Myrtle st n c, 7 rs 20 00
1224 H Bt n o, 0 rs 20 00
833 Oth Bt n o, 0 rs 18 00
705ABtnc,0rs 18 00
38 Defrees st n w, 8 rs 15 30
1225 Md avo s w. 0 rs 15 00
STORES, OFFICES. ETC.
Rooms 0 and 10, 2d floor, 003 15tk st 830 00
Store 44H G Bt nw, 2 rs 20 30
Store-room 1541 M at nw 15 00
408 La avo, back room, 2d lloor 15 00
Str and dwfir 009 1 st no, 0 rs 18 00
Oth st and Pa ave, room 8 12 50
iiaii iauu a st bw la ou
Store-room 421 L st se 8 00
Storo-room 331 Kstnc 8 00
Shop rear 1020 O at nw 5 00
LOANS.
In sums to suit at 0 por cont.
The above Is only a portion of tho property on
my books. For full Hat call at ofllco for bulletin.
Issued on tho 1st and 15th.
fol7-lv T. E. WAGGAMAN.
EDW. J. STEIiLWAGEN.
THOMAS M. GALE
Thomas J. Fislicr & Co.,
REAL ESTATE
Brokers,
1334 E Street.
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. CHAELES A. McEUEN,
REAL ESTATE AND LOAN BROKER,
OFFICE,
1420 F STREET N. W., WASHINGTON, D, C
LOANS NEGOTIATED
In tho District of Columbia, Maryland, and Vir
ginia. Property Bought, Sold, and Exchanged.
Houses Rented and Rents Collected
FIro Insuranco Plaood In Rollablo Companies.
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jvaJL- OqA-oXl, vVjV'-'
1415 P Street,
Member of "Washington Stock Ex
change. All local stocks and securi
ties bought and sold. de8-lt
J. S. BELT & CO.,
Itoal Estate, Loans, & Insurance,
029 F street, Bot. Sixth and Sovonth N. W
w.a.siiiivoi'oiv. r. o.
Special Attention Given to tho Sulo of Sub
urban Lots and Country Property.
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DECORATION CONCEITS.
MIKITY TniNGS FOB BEAUTIFYING
THE HOUSEHOLD.
A Novel Fancy for Doylies How Palm
Tionvcfl May bo Used for Dccorntlnc
Startling Stationery Something New in
Menu Cnrds Poppy Lamp Shades and
Poppy PnrtleB.
From tho Domostlo Monthly.
Somosofa pillows of lovely brocaded satin are
ns largo as 34x30 Indies.
In nodding cards tho fashion of very many
yoare ago Is rovlved in tying tho two together
with a bow of silver cord.
Crlokcr, croquet, nnd tennis club Invitation
cards arc edged with tho appropriate colors, very
neatly and effectively carried out.
Savo tho tops of long suedo gloves for fancy
work llko tho lining of cigar canes, spectnelo
cases, emery bags, patch-work, and many other
trifles.
As startling stationery tho paper nnd envel
opes of bronr.o-grcon shot with red and gold, or
peacook-grccn with n mctallio-bluo sheen over
It, nro notable.
Fashiod Is followed la stationery as In every
othor branch of business, and this Benson butter
flies seem popular, thoreforo thcyhnvo alighted
on noto paper and envelopes.
Charming lamp shades aro mado of yellow
crftpo or India silk, laid and steamed In line ac
cordion plcnts, and gathered nt tho top to form
an upright frill. On tho lower edge sow a row of
gilt balls, fringe, or sequins.
Velvet calf is tho latest thing for blotters and
nlbum covers. It has a soft appearance, which
suggested tho nnmo. In dull green It is particu
larly attractive, and tho addition of silver mounts
at tho corners of tho books gives It a further
oh arm.
Tho whltowoodon photo receptacles that ro
scmblo small over-mantels, holding from four to
eight photos, now have a gilt rod along tho top,
with allttlo yellow, red, or peacock-colored silken
curtain at each end, intended to draw, if re
quired, across tho wholo row.
Tho largo orchid mCnu Is curried out in a new
shade this season. The oontre and largest petal,
on which is written or stamped tho m6nu, can bo
detached from tho rest, so that several of them
are sold separately for fitting into tho eamo
flower. Tho guest cards aro a small petal.
Leaf and flower doyleys afford a change from
tho now familiar square and circular shapes.
Theso nower ones nro cut out of fine pillow-caso
linen to represent a leaf or ilower oak, poppy,
wild-rose, lily, etc., and buttonholed around with
cotton or silk. The velning is then dono with
tho same color, though of a darker shade. It Is a
pretty fancy to have each of tho set of twelve of
a different shape and color.
In m6nu cards there aro some resembling a
panel of a Louis XV screen, with the curved top
carried out in delicate scroll tracery of metallic
painting, with "M6nu" in gold lettering in tho
centre. The guest cards are small editions of
tho m6nu, and both aro boautifully carried out.
Some pretty mfinus are on palo-tlntod cards,
edged with gold, nnd a little swinging Cupid,
trying to catch a butterfly, on tho covers.
For decorative purposes palm leaves can be
most charmingly treated. By steaming they can
bo rendered pliable, and then nro bent together
and laced and trimmed with daincy bows, to bo
hung on tho walls, whero they servo for usoful
receptacles for odds and ends; sometimes a tin is
placed inBldo to hold water and flowers. They
aro also draped with volvet and with satin, laid
diagonally across a pocket formed in tho front;
and many protty embroidered appliques, which
can bo bought all ready, aro applied to them.
They aro used often now for plpo racks, fluted
straps of volvot, pluah, or ribbon being sewed
across them for tho pipes to be slipped in. Somo
are worked all over with tinsel thread radiating
from tho centre. Many of tho newest aro cov
ered with velvet, having a diagonal plcco across,
in which unmounted photographs aro placed.
From tho Art Interchange.
Copper in all its tones seems to be a favorite
metal for vases, lamps, smoking Bots, mirror
frames, and toilet nrttcles, and is oven seen in
belt buckles, bangles, girdles, hat pins, and jew
eled combs.
Tho popular Leeds waro Is constantly taking on
now shapes, tho latest of which aro tho tall Jugs
well suited for long-stemmed flowers. They stand
about twelvo inches high, nro of a bright yellow
color, and aro decorated with raised medallions.
They havo a flno glazo and aro sold at tho low
figure of forty-live conts, about two shillings,
each. When tho days of whlto chrysanthemums
come theso yellow jugs will doubtless bo much
used for flowor holders.
Poppy lamp shades mado of scarlet tissuo paper
aro vory effective and last winter tho largo ones
sold for $35 apiece. Many ladles who did not wish
to expend so much raonoy made their own shades.
Thoy took a lesson in making tho singlo flower
nndthon arranged them onnwlro frame covered
with silk to suit their own f anoy. Tlieso shades
aro very handsomo if trimmed around tho edgo
with red Bowing silk frlngo, although a frlngo
mado of crinkled tissuo paper about four Inches
deep is often used. A uniquo form of entertain
ment was a "poppy party," whoro tho guests
spent a part of tho ovoning in making poppies
for their hostess's shade. Tho ice-creams and Ices
wero In tho form of pink popples and tho decora
tions in tho samo color. Theso shades may bo
made in nny of tho poppy colors deop scarlet,
roso pink, or oven whlto aud thoy nro sometimes
mado up with grasses, In which caso fewer flow
ers nro needed.
For the Most Popular Boy or Girl,
Tnn Sunday IIbuald Is going to given mag
nificent present to tho Washington boy or girl
who obtains tho largest number of votes in a
contest which begins to-day. Read tho full par
ticulars of it on tho eleventh pago of to-day's
Herald, . . . .
Low Rates to Deer Park and Oakland.
During tho present season tho B. & O. II. R.
Co. will sell excursion tickets from Washington
to Doer Park, Mountain Lako Park, and Oak
land for tho Friday night and all Saturday
trains each week at rato of $5 for the round
trip. Tho tickets will bo valid for return pas
sago until Monday following day of sale.
Tickets to Rerkloy Springs and return will bo
sold under similar conditions at $3.50 for the
round trip.
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I0ll 01 BOYS D U
WHO HAS MOST FEIENDS ?
.A. ixestion "Wliicli THE IIE3aA.IL.I Vnts
Its 3R.eaclei's to .A.xis-vex.
A Merry Contest in Which the Winner Will Gret a
Magnificent Present.
EVERYBODY MUST
THE SUNDAY HERALD wants to find out wlio is the most popular
Boy or Girl in Washington, and asJcs its thousands of Headers to help
settle the question by ballot. The Young Person obtaining the largest
number of suffrages of THE HERALD'S readers will be given
Consisting of an Elegant Pony Surry and a Beautiful Pair of Ponies,
with Silver-Mounted Harness, Robes, Whip, etc., all complete. This
turnout is as fine as can be obtained or seen in Washington, and the
total cost of it is upwards of $7 SO. It will be in readiness for exhibi
tion to thepublic about the loth of October. Meanwhile THE HER
ALD'S friends can rest assured that it is an eqiiipage any boy or girl
in Washington would be proud to possess.
Every Boy and Girl should try to win this beautiful prie. All you
have to do is to cut out the coupon published beloxo and mail or send to
THE SUNDAY HERALD office, 4:09 Tenth street northtvest.
Get all the SUNDAY HERALDS you can, cut out the coupon, and
fill in the name of your candidate. This contest, which began Sunday,
Sept. 2S, will close Saturday, Feb. 2S, 1801, at 4: o'clocJc sharp.
The contestants for the prize must not be over eighteen years of age,
and they must be residents of Washington. These are the only condi
tions. Nozv let the balloting begin for
THE MOST IPODPUL-aOR, BOY 03E GKDRJL.!
Hero is tho Coupon on Which You Must Put Your Yote :
A MAGNIFICENT GIFT
BOY OR GIRL IN
Name in full:
Address :
Cut this Coupon out and fill
and mall or send in to THE
Mr. H. Klng,J'r.,of King's Palace ,the wcll-Icnown Ladies' Goods Empo
rium on S12-S14: tth street, announces thathewill give the young lady
receiving the highest number of votes, whether she is the winner or not,
a handsome London-dyed
SEAL PLUSH COAT,
made to her order and measure. This coat will be of the value of $50.
To the young, lady receiving next to the highest number of votes
'Mr. King will give a beautiful
PARISIAN PATTERN HAT
of the value of $25.
To the Boy or Girl receiving tho second greatest number of votes
will be presented by MR. PRANK IIOFFA an
Elegant Gold Watch andChain
lllilch will be placed on exhibition
H..A. 3D I E S
FRENCH
DONGOLA
BUTTON
AT
MORAN'S,
431 Ninth StrootNortUwest
WILL
The above goods sell for $3,50
select your sizes, as
BE INTERESTED.
FOR THE MOST POPULAR
WASHINGTON, D. C.
in your name or the name of your friend
SUNDAY HERALD,
OFFICE 409 10TH STREET N. W.
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at his store, 409 Seventh St. N. W.
Gr-ZEZLSTT'S'
EIISTE
CALFSKIN
SHOES
AT
MORAN'S,
41 NluthStreot Northwest
BUY
all over the city. Call early and
they are going fast.
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