Evening Star Newspaper, October 29, 1888, Page 2

BETTING ON THE RACES. Touts and Others Who Thrive on the of f Greenhorns. The pool lawn or “petting ring,” as itis more generally known in England, is a necessary ad- Junct to every horse race. Here it is the small speculator eagerly strives to double his invest- ment, while the more daring gambler presses his luck or stakes his all im the hope of regaining his lost money. The bookmakers, for such is the name they are known by, who occupy the small stands in the betting ring, and offer chances to bet on every horse in the race, gre usually a jolly lot, and spend their moncy freely. “The business is very fascinating,” said one of them, “and if Properly conducted is sure to pay.” Horse races give employment toa large number of Persons, while the contingency known as “touts,” or those who give tips on the rac = @ wandering set, following the races an of their information for a considera- tin ion they are as a rule a shrewd fet, and would resort to anything for money. Their | f favorite plan is to hang around the betting ring until ¢ they see a green one, a small specu- lator. Approaching him in a mysterious fash- jon, they draw him aside, and exacting from him not to divulge ae he hears, gives him a tip, or im other words tells him of a horse that towin. He is so confident, earnest, and even etic in his appeals not to let the “good Raine" go by that the * —— puts a bet on it. The “tout” having satisfied himself that the bet has been made, he marks his man and goes for another. This time the tip is not the same, yet he is equally confident of its success. Per- suaded by the apparent genuineness of the in- formation the greeny tries his luck. Marking this one the “tout” goes for another until he has given as many different tips to as many there are horses in the race. The race is run; sometimes an “outsider” wins. This is the “tout’s” picnic. Recalling from his notes the man to whom he gave the tip, he stations himself at the cashier’s box of the bookmaker where the bet was laid and waits for him. The man soon arrives in the best of spirits over his Tuck, cashes his ticket, and 8 off arm-in-arm with the “tout,” who reminds him that he made him beat the race and that he should give him something. This is usually done and the tip- ster departs, as he says, for additional informa- tion on the next race, and chuckles over the guilelessness of youth. Sometimes he ap- proaches one of his victims and consoles him with some romantic story about the jocke' umping the horse out, contrary to the owner's ections, and of his having been fined. This oer is usually swallowed and the victim aga’ to stake more money on the “reliable in- formation. Ye The “toute” are not the only ones who live from tipping. There are others, but they prac- tice their vocation in another and probably more honest way. Cards bearing the names of the probable winner in every race are sold by them and their agents at the modest sum of 25 cents, and_now and then if followed prove profitable. There is great competition, how- ever, in this business, and on account of the many kinds of such cards for sale, are rapidly losing favor. It is simply a lottery. — READY TO FIGHT M’MILLAN. Paddy Duffy and His, Trainer Prepar- ing for the Coming “‘Mill.”” Paddy Duffy, who is to fight McMillan, of | this city, arrived here last Thursday night. The fight, it is announced, will take place near this city in a few days. Duffy is a Boston boy. He was born in that city November 18, 1864, fought his first battle October 23, 1884, with Jimmy Dougherty, and defeated him in four rounds. He is an athletic-looking man, five feet seven inches in height, weighs in condi- tion 135 pounds, and looks like a formidable antagonist. He has been in forty-four fights and has never been defeated. He has van- quished such men as Shannon, Tug Collins, Paddy Carey, of England; Paddy Sullivan, Jimmie Dougherty, Scanlon, Bob Lyons, Smith, Shanahan, Denny Shea, Lally, of West Washington; McGinley, and many others. He claims the welter-weight championship of the world. Last July he went to England, but was unable to arrange a fight and returned the fol- lowing September. Mr. John T. Kirwin, the trainer of Duffy, isa fine-looking man, and would not be taken for a agp He is thirty-three years of age, six feet tall, and has made quite a record, bath as a fighter and instructor. He is at pres- ent the instructor at the Massachusetts Bicycle | Clab and the Howeton Club in Boston. It was he who brought out Joe Lannon. A reporter of Tue Star found Duffy to-day in his room at the Belvedere Hotel. When asked what he thought his prospects were, he said: “Oh, well, T'm not given to blowing, but I'll do my best to add one more to my list of victories. I've been training pretty steadily,” he continued, } “and am in good conditiot Mr. Kirwin, the trainer, who sat near by, said the fight would be a good one. “I have been training Duffy myself,” he said, “and think he’s in pretty fair condition, although I am | afraid he’s picking up weight,and that won't do, as he is limited in weight.and weighs in to-night. The trouble is,” he continued, “this bad wea- ther has been a serious drawback, and we have had to resort to in-door exercise exclusively.” “What do your exercises consist of?” “Principally sparring. I don’t believe in the sand-bag when training fora fight. It makes you quick, but it don't give you any chance to | look out for upper-cuts, &c. We & sey every day with ounce and a half gloves,” he continue: “and give and take some The fight which is to take P purse of $500. Skin-tight gloves will be worn, and the fight will be to a finish. You can tell = wh gw a of Washington,” he said, in concli t all we want is a fairchance, Give ws that and we will be satisfied.” preanaie acini Burglary on 14th « street. ‘MR. WEYMAN’S CONFECTIONERY STORE ROBBED OF PROPERTY VALUED AT BETWEEN $200 and $300. Mr. D. J. Weyman, the confectioner at 1738 1th street, secured his premises Friday night, shortly before midnight, and retired. Satur- day morning when he awoke he was surprised to find that uninvited guests had feasted on cakes and pies during the night, and subse- quently ransacked the premises. From the | store the burglars had taken several pieces of plated ware. From the upper rooms faa been taken two silk dresses, a silver-plated sugar bowl, and a number of knives and forks. he | are ‘ises were examined, and it was discovered t entrance to the premises was made through arear window. The slats had been cut ‘trom the shutter, and the fastenings on the window bad been forced off. The perty stolen is valued at between $200 and Seok Thirteen Whaling Vessels in Peril. WIVE HUNDRED OFFICERS AND MEN DRIFTING WITH THEIR BARKS TO THE SIBERIAN COAST. The whaling bark J. A. Howland arrived in | San Francisco from Fox Island in the Arctic Ocean Saturday. She reports these whalers in the ice with little prospects of being able to get out: The Andrew Hicks, William Bayliss, Saucer, Sea Breeze, Ohio, Rosario, Reindeer, Eliza, Mass, Hunter, J. P. West, Hidalgo, and Ocean. Nearly all of these vessels are from New Bedford. The whalers Thrasher and J. A. Freeman have gone to their assistance, but it was not thought at the time the Howland left Fox Island that they would reach them before they were broken w The Howland reports that the catch of the entire whaling | fleet up to a month ago was 122, the greater number of which were taken by the vessels now fast in the ice. The position of the vessels is about 20 miles from Herald Island and near the place where the Jeannette was frozen in and afterwgrd drifted north. There are between 500 and 600 men on the tied-up vessels, and: | Feat unless the ice breaks up before long, they not be able to survive, as their. provisions can- not hold out for a great length of time. A re- lief party was organized at Fox Island. The steamers Freeman and Thrasher were loaded retty stiff blows. | e will be for a THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C., eS ay eee inner Tare as NDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1888. __FOR ae eae WANTED—HELP. WANTED—ROOMS. _|__ FOR RENT—ROOMS. iy ANTED—A YOUNG MAN oy T 20 OF WASTED, Boone AND nT ‘ATE big y= pyre fain, bas SUAS Seer tyes [eae sew saraes peers |E aera ot weap! Office, WANiED-A WE —FEs escra ABLE TO =F yin Sapoell houses rust leinr Santa eat ce te ooteeennconed ae |W. Wares WHITE WOMEN — o) $XrED- woe KS, $10 TO $40; MATDS, Wines Sart ures ta Men. "BICK'S AGENCY: 613 het ae a a Wea NEAT AND IDX GIRL TO COOK, ‘avviy att sib ae 7 7s wae Soe Win QV sition tor small anit as Foxe ou Eee gi Wiens GIRL TO WORK IN TAILOR SHOP. ‘ED—A WOMAN J) GI 01 Ware iy one ‘ANTED LADY. w we ere ANTED—A WHITE WOMAN A ham bermaid in the country, P.K BUI CRNETT, Star office. W53XIED-4 WHITE GIRL ag WAITRESS AT Quarters ©, Navy fend, ‘tase have references. Call between 1 and 2, and 9pm. oc2y-3t* ANTED—TWO WOMEN WITH CITY REFER- istics catcher at | W at Bstryacs ‘ANTED—A WHITE WOMAN TO | NTO COOK. WASH. ‘4nd iron, and hhougé work in — of three; references: Fences "iy 7 Sieg st ANTED—A& MAN, WITH 120, AS AS BQuaL partner, to introduce a scientific lusion. Address B. HF, Star office, it WASTED COLGRED BOT HO CAN READ eatin we sad a ss Ca Neer FIRST-CLASS COO! RED to Thand-writing, Box 97, Star .. ANTED_NEAT AND CAREFUL TTR IRE oF woman to nurse child or beat home in city for good pera. ‘Apply 100% B gt Be W3XTED_BUSINESS GENTLEMAN, NOT der twenty-five, to go to work at 220058 ai Bribes, tad Bore aw NANA ANTED—A ¢ GIRL 70 aie MUST as —E ference ag nurse; must stay at nights. Ap- | ply in store. Ss 1 V ‘ANTED—A BOY TO LEARN GENTS’ furnishi ke pasties Grunt have Rood refer ence. “MAYER, 105 Penn. ave | Wirae —YOUNG MEN TO Tea e SS } raising on large ranch. delightful climate: good portunity of lifetime. “For fculars sénd self-addressed en- B. VANKAUB, Boerne, Kendall County; Tex. Wtsa¥0 FIRST-CLASS TAILORS, ONE to a coat gn eae to = y $4 La . 86 1O;all pants and vests, Sra ec place de ‘8 mar- 8 KELLY, ‘Shea Hed man. Apply at once to of ANTED [A YOUNG WHITE WOMAN FOR ‘urse and assist in general housework: no_waah- ing or ironing. Apply 412 Oth st, eee WANTED AT ONCE—3 WHITE iE GIRLS, One must speak German and Bnglishs farmer sad wife: companions, cooks, &c-, German and Swediah women wanted. Ni ‘oc27- W&XIED 5 A XOUNG MAN EXPERIENCED Ti window dressing. WARD & LOTHRGP, Apply 105.3. BROOKS, Supt WANZED | A YOUNG MAN EXPERTE =s 7 show-card. wri ROP. Apply to J. J. Bi Hons. Sant 0c27-3t ANTED—A Oxs- W japucker, and walter TAY ae he. WASTEDA RESPECTABLE WOMAN WHO IS ‘@ good accountant; must good reader, oblig- ing manners, and capable pable of takin chance of house best of references req tar office. oc27-3t* Vv ANTED—A FRENCH WOMAN (PA (PARISTAN FRE- ferred) to teach and st charge of chil of references req’ 1104 Vt-ave. oc WASTED-A NE! NEAT, RELIABLE WHITE OMAN as cook, and to assist with id iron- ~~ oR after 1 o'clock p. m. 500 E Baat¢ ‘Capitol at, Wa RELIABLE 1 og og 2 MAN, WHITE refel gyithout children, to take care of an apartinent rs furnish with references, APARTMENT. star office ocS73e* Vv ANTED — DUNDORE’S EMPLOYMENT BU. eau, conducted ep men and women, white and colored, for all kinds of domestic Aabor, for istrict and states, with references. 717 M st A) yANTED—A GOOD, SETTLED i HOUS! ready to make he st. n. GIRL, ereelt generally useful) and de ironing: references required. Apply at 1709 | Wixtee SALESMAN IN aren mire Duly experienced hands need a ir. BROOKS, in charge. Woodward and Lothrop. vc26- Withtiies Sine ACTIVE, E NERGETIC Soe | able men to represent good paying. Po valar busi- ess ; throse who have had experience as collectors pre- ferred. must come well recommended. us Box pact aete | Star office. j ANTED—TYPEWRITING AT HOME— Printed coy amount, fa price thousand” words. office. iW Boe 10 to 40 Chambermai: Waiters, ‘Laundress, kinds of pie help. rire for Cooks an Waiters. Burgeas & CO. bes Bt ockd-ot | Wyastep—ar AN EXPERIENCED D EAUNDRY an, # situation ae laundress; best of ence, 413 W w. NTED—GO TO Dick's AGENCY FOR COs are Girl | Waste House WASIED_8y A FIRST- CLASS FR i DRESS y ANTED-BY TWO COLORED GIRIS, A PLACE Toss fa 1° stress, Butlers, Coachmen, maker, work by the day for private tnsailien Wea jd and waitress or chambermi WASTED 2Y A WHITE come A POSITION Address _ 0628-31 | All have city reference. 613 7 AC Box 5, Star o! 0c29-2t* and la or nurse lain cool Ae C as housekeeper or chambermai: Star office. Wardens th tera, utr iaepacennad | Ae ‘Cooks, Cham! stress, Me Coachine: Butlers. SAMLA, COOMBS: 28) Fst. nw. oczo-0t ANTED—BY A FIRST CLASS | WAITER, A e! place in private fami wie toa attend to hereon, Address ml HAS Bhs ra Wee aG ear ane other ae chambermaasd Taree. cait rpent tens meee | \WANTED-BY A FIRST-CLASS cc ‘COOK, A SITU: te sia family. Call or sit | Wee ‘A YOUNG LA LADY A PLACE TO DO Ayuace ae WOR or ina ieee te lace vai family; oe artes. Gok. 8 Pace tn Siret-clase families need oesesst ot Address COOK, Star office. Shi te nee ee Pts eth: peivate eae Pees rr =nte eee g FRR ook ae — ee a! eT Ser |p SSss ave. Bw. Teferences and tert 3 : oe ae treet a —< oS ee as BEAU- Wee os ra Siareae Eres eeteeaioars |" Peed eine IM RENTING AGENCY, 612 bts st. ‘coat Se | RS eae eas an sults on —TO ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN, A Patiedien se. = pa 8 mS Eel Wiis Tt Sree eae et TSEW SRS | EPR ggat hal opr cetremnt | Redd at ci — ga atrae ate bat ‘run! og eg gg M, EN Pesan 10TH 8T. 50 Rboms 755 Wiser THREE, ee Seem S as des ver ae ay expos a | Ray eater gt "second Boor: a | Une of sore S20 ber mont. ee 5 eae ees aS eee net oe i) s SS I on 4 WANTED MISCELLANEOUS | Fe'uccpisgroom oa scons O'wit tan GeO | HOR BENT {SF HANDSOMELT ria oT XW WARP ai STE mL ATES ans meat Reg aaise cain: Ft Peete | E’aetel earners wane, | Eats ne 2 made Bad Head te, pil ouhefa sabes Eyota BOOMER | Ror aecmees RENT-SIX ROOM HOUSE, WATER, GAS rANTED — HORSES ss Pea AND UNFURNISHED bik calor: Oe eae cave ee eee ie care, with two feeds of tee be any Tee 5 eee furry ES SE R Est. XE. THREE-STORT SSA as ae | Efe RE? Sr | Re ear Sir on ai quits at lotuen deaned at PRINCES Fa 0, OrNTLENGET at ; RENT —CARGE FRONT Coupe Wits | lon RENT-U3 8 eT_NW., BRICK AOUSE UIGHUR ee ht epealet cdl tates vee 22s iP ELE SORA | PRES aSOsg ORES POE | om py Se Frabdste forte bores W EEDFOR Cs RE, FEATH AE aa ed Stoves, or kntire” Household H. BAUM, 219 7thet. sw. WES ARNE R IN A WELL-ESTAB- ished Teal rate oes fieenty Yours, “To AM monte willbe offered. Box 4, Star otfoer ocSTsat WEED, EO TE MONTES je man, who will pay 2 per ce for ita use. Address Poat-Ofce Box S87, city 087 Ot W3ATED_WOULD LIKE TO PROSECUTE LOT of pension, or other claims on shares or cominie- sion. Ten years experience. J.8.P. Star office. 087-2" ‘ANTED—HORSES TO KEEP; BOX STALLS; Fi: Eaitaore st anata Oa deee aa portion of ty. “Apply 1017 12th ae mee osssoe | Ed roor RENT—39 7 o STN. Wa, NICELY ‘shied, with Board werything Aret Class, O0'SE | on Re RENT=TW0. URFCRNTEHED 9 ROOMS ON = Second fi nd one furnished or Oc29-3t* ‘tt. W. ;posseusion November 1- Fesoany Tare N ree rn od and ‘within abort Fefeseuges ‘asked for. mal attention to care of horses, Order bo: RY pecs Stable, 311 Oth st. now. Farm on vik at Fpad eight miles from city. 0.11. CE ge, WANTED ELEOTRIG STEAM LAUNDRY, 1007 n.w., CHAS. T. NUTZE, Pro peer it of Your patronage solicit WANTED WEES DUG, BORED, AND DRIVEN; tera Es, Wind tills, tanks of al sill kinds: well ma- furnished an: a. ‘M. H. Mi (o88 n.e., gure them or no eB or no pay. W. E. DANT: 413 thst th mey re- funded salle .329 and 3 ef MOFFAT, cee r SUFFERING FROM know that I guarantee to Yiieue” ocd-1m* ANTED—TRY OUR BUTTERINE AT 20 CENTS mor “and 390 (etaile sre decorstea) dally ttl 13°30; Sebordsya cil sen leo 46: gen all, day. ‘Pelephoue, O43-9 or 3 8 or Bledeusburg, Ma. Wis VE} ERYBO Pt Chin ‘3 to required; Ranges, Furnaces, and don’t get tro! == xepee: keeps bet- ter Sian sisal tion aes rey Strr We! STED TT KNO ‘That W, W. Monet, 1219 Ft nw, is Com: ner of se24-3m__for every State and Territory. ANTED-STUDENTS IN PHONOGRAPAY, Book-keeping, Busin or Artistic Writing ang Del. ave.n. reas Capitol card ve. De wr addi mist it dancing parties Thursday Wits KINDS WELL WORK DONE. at Tanks, Pumps and Wind Mill sappited br by Dy es 14 P MOFFATT, 4 sca w Wash eee ee eee 0. For a Ve, OF gress Eng. and Mach. Wor! Summerheld, Ma: au: 3m evenings, W greipta Bicus, Ory tal pisnd = and Uterine trou- Paralyeis, Seis Chore: asec ete. Hairs pm \oved. preriet ee ee BP] ne rough c! ning, Dr. 8. NICHOLSON, 604 12th cor. ¥. $y17-4m* ANTED—GOOD SECOND-HAND eee guns, revolvers, old an ce ae and silver, for which Eesiy's cash prices Sal ‘or address '8 Loan Sfhon 3 201 pee ave, a st. Was 14th st. ine of cars con- aiatance' of Department Fe RENT — “TWO COMMUNICATING FRONT | su Tooms, fronting sou! ‘econd loo light Hight Hoanekeertn rent, la per month, include oR RENT—910 1 aT Ww ST, WITH OB W ermHOUE board, a suite m the first floor — floor Tooms, en wen sulle ors a ERS ean seus, rule sae gee hee | So R RENT — BEAUTIFULLY.LOCATED ROOMS “aid Tight ‘and Janitors bervices. aw RENT—FURNIGHED AND ISHED Es sath and clowet clonet attached to such suite, kt Wood per T5th ot. and iown Circle: Anat ioce- Hou in the nth fa Best. ocab-0t fo one of the Fane NISHED ROOMS, ig_wITH OR OR Without Board: ine rieaee he ad fare ie Table Bound le’, pocommodation ant age es a ocz4-7t* eee a NT—925 12TH 8ST. N.W LARGE, furnished front roox, coutatuilng three wii doy and. nares closet. References exc! private family. Terms $12 per month. _oc20-2t" | FOR RENT-BRIGHT, SUNNY, SECOND: DSTORE Rooms, furnished and unfurhished, with rd at Inoderate rates, at 1313 M omas Circle, Home coiuforts, FOR RENT—TWo BRIGHT, PLEASAR nicating Rooms, suitable ither for ladies or or gente: men. Apply 1326 Corcoran st. QR _RENT—SEOOND FLOOR, SOCTH 1 FRONT: furnished: newly pupercd: singly or eu aides portent orthern te family” references. 2 st. D.W., near aes ee no fete z IR RENT—AT 21 DELAWARE AY, N. Fea funn rooms ob ist, a Roors, with rn improvements; house chani Boman < Ti terms reasousble. 0029-31 R RENT—TWO LARGE UNFURNISHED ROOMS m second floor suitable fi housekeeping; location, negutral terms moderate, S18 Lith st mw gern COMMENTING FRONT =D story Rooms, furnished, with heat pe gas: for two ar four tcentlombn, half way between the Patent Omice | board. 702 131 as aye a FIVE HANDSOMEL! Hooms 4a, stylish new house parlor, bedroom, dressing and ait and kitchen; excellent neighbor! table for Member; Senator, or other upper floor gccupied by three adults \d in attendance. References, Address Bo: o29-3t* R RENT—1309 HS’ HANDSOME SUNNY and clean rooms, newly furnisbed._oc87-3¢- = 424 Fe. See 2 FURNISH IED, ROOM, FIRST floor, als ol ee hosted tod gba 180 03 F st. tae et ioe -o Eoteskesniae: oa eee Telerences R opie a ye BAe ag be at1416 Net on 4,2 St TO 8: a newly furni Clase condition, ‘eluding sanitary Plumbing, 5 -RENT—816 15TH ST. N.W.,, HANDSOMELY furnished Parlor Suite; Brivate ‘Bath; aleo, Rooms on second and third foore table board.“ oci5-lin Rk RENT—1807 H ST. HANDSOMELY ea iprmished Rooms on second and third floors, with oa ingle or en # wate bath- = a specialty. 1 se29-1m* ___FOR RENT—FLATS. __ JOR _RENT—TWo VERY DESIRABLE oROOM two bebo aE ee nd a niodera 1 a steam heat Wall be inlahed November 1! only 860. F WARREE € 00. 910 Fat.a.w. oul 66 Be z FOR F _REN' T—OFFICES. _ ROOMS ON ways oc20-1m* paki ed loons bose TO GEN- ou RENT—1908 0 9TH ST. » TI dow Brick, tyelve rooms, mod. = ‘tenant oer Te Col York a1 tre “RENT HOUSE No. 120 10TH a: mprovements. all modern ext door, or at 631 New Jersey mouth, me i OR RENT—HOUSE 312 6TH ST. COR. LA. A ten rooms dining Toon atid cellar, ape 12th st. nw, R RENT—NEW 7-ROOM HOUSE, Takor CEL- jar, latrobe, water in yard. rent $1 ~ per —> 27, key at 715 Bismark st, near 7th st, road. o BRENT “I HAVE FOR RENT A’ NEW ei : story apd cellar Brick House, containing 7 rooms th, 300 E st, betwee X, me ats. ae = improvements, fet Poe BO per mou P| 0c29-1w 1416 Fa 230 fet and ba modern ply to ovements ; st. ne. sn T ST. N.W.; A NEWLY FUR- ; all modern improvements; 8 rooms. | Fe RENT—1731 F 8T., TEN ROOMS; MODERN improvements: heated ted by furnace open fire- Pees: er rats ge « LIEBERMAN, 1303 F st. ‘OR ‘OR RENT A TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT brick house in the northwest of the 2, y for 829 per month. WiLL & JOnNS 1503 D B oR RENT—OFFICEFRONT ROOM, < GROUND -ANTED-STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND ‘niall room sdjoluing for tur sk i s ‘good on for physician, de W entheuavating Works; Feathers Henovated, Mat- | iwo ou tale eet Rosndog tr trash feoui onl nan; entrance. from vestibule: #15 pis" 104 Gene) age C Younes ture ce 120 Ba aren Pesto De- | oren suite, 634 Lst-n bed ae oe a < Tk SEER ad Wats wie Peneenae Sh. Se: HBoee | JOR RENT—TO A GENTLEMAN WITH REFER: nw on frat yom yy UES 5 ee ences desirable room furnished, and all couven- | jt D."= Om frst Moor. Steam heat, Be —_ errant a __| fences; private family. 1137 12th’ st. n.w OMe dee PARKER, WANTEDIIT KNOWN THAT FRESH ALDER: | and M. oc87-3t* , 1307 F st. n.w. 027-12 Tais Fst. hey Butter, ie churned every ‘morning, and de- + livered in 3 1b. “Wasd"™ rib. “Also Cot. R RENT_—1750 M ST. N.W.. FOUR DOORS EAST RK, RENT—FURNISHED HOUSES FROM $150 hese ore of Connecticut ave, pretty, newly-furnished Room, FOR REN" T—HA Li to 8300 mth, Call an tia, no” ee ‘Scot MILE Oe. ger quart with first-class Table Bourd; house heated by furnace O 18. (OHN SHERMAN & CO, 1407 Fat sat oe =- and open Coed OR RENT_FURN Sete Seepeerinue: (OR RENT—ON FIRST FLOOR, TWO COMMUNT. to Lodges, Clube and 4 -Aseociattons UN TE, cating Roos ished as bed-room and sit gvenitigs to suit” Apply at WrO. ieae i nd COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. room, wi suitable {or three Adults, neat | Hetato Office, under sbove Hall. 2000 3 1B d th st. ~ 22.50, 1526Galesst n "e. Pee SALE— ‘A beautiful Farm on the 7th-street Glen, 8 miles from Washington contains 234 acres in fine state of cultivation; well wi uildings, be sold at BE WARNER, & O., 916 F st. n.w. at Forest _ 027-3 OR SALE— hoe on the Metropolitan Branch, —— ‘id a containing 170 acres; , and n¢ jeer y outbuilding; plendid order; mh h $0,000" ae part mn wor price per B.HW AENER & & 0. hou: verything in sj fore house in Fhw. R RENT—1220 O 8ST. N.W., SECOND F FLOO} large, front, alcove Room: alec back Room comm nicating? cheerful, weil heated and furnished; rented si singly or en suite; near herdics and cars. ‘oBT at OR RENT—BEAUTIFUL ROOMS, SINGLE OR EN suite, in —— family; furnished; “= double corner house; south and east front; open fire-places jere! required. 1101 "EK it. in every room. nw 0c20-2w* ptOR RENT—471 H ST. N. W.. THREE UNFUR- ed Rooms, very desirable, with heat and auitable for light housekeeping. "Also, two furnished Parlors, No children, ocd7-3t PCR RENT-AT WATERFORD, LOUDOUN © moO Jarye new store and dwelling, one of the best for a general store.” Apply to Dit NEL LL, at Waterford, or to the owner, 33 Penn. ave., Washington, D. C. 027- am Fis SALE—154 ACRES RICH MONTGO aa p Land, cornering on two county roads; wel ecliat ‘improve- leytown; 9 from per acre, room frame barn and one-story. brick aoe ies, from city; magnificent View of and. Hiver ‘50. HAN: 100 OTHERS. brat T. H. SYPHERD & CO.,1 ‘WANTED; To EXCHANGE VALUABLE PARTLY for brick bouse tn ef, worth aboay BOGE, ee for brick house in city, worth about wan ‘also to buy @cow, chesp. Address Bo: x 88, Star offi Fe SALE—OR EXCH. Baltimore, or other good c of superior ult = station — the place. There is an almost pen hauntiofe supply of, poop-pole Pole and stave timber on ‘valuable granite which opens fon feet trom the Fe Rene vie is supeHor and aay profitably m increasing (G6: in whole fe auarry i 20 acres of land OMAS A. MITCHELL, Fe ae 50 ACRE FARM; 'M- ments, orchard, &c., § miles from’ oh Prarie ttsylvania Naooge 000; 350 acres prine nber land, same county, 50 res in Prince William sGountt Vi Adams Count or 160 will for alder pot other city in, “THOMAS AND SMALL, COUNTRY NOMES 7 if TRANS Seer 1321 F st. trade A. MITCH 0c15-tnol one of, ie bun res, within from R_ SALE OR EXCHANGE — SEVEN 1 NGE — SEVEN HUNDRED Fo, SALE—MORE THAN 0) oneto guetta twenty and o1 octsim les 3 County, Sagi datia . THO. | rors PS tee ACRES, IN PRINCE County, Md.. ee-tot iseabroo Et Bebe ten vale frm cty 48 dinsemn: cleared and in eu Curation B&D RR, eight miles frou city. ing sites sad IN DUCKETT, ladensburg, yy ANTED—BYA RESPECTABLE WHITE ORCA sary; only references. Situation, as ‘ho oF waitress rt cook: good ‘references. “A fa" K, Siar a WW ATED SITUATIONS Fow FOR 6 FIRST- LAS giremen, sachumen, haters, wal and Kitchen FM. BCRNHAM,¢ sae Fiat nw. 027-00" Wi BY AN EXPERIENCED ‘DRESS- fa gt in famili aa J rt tty i Price Saronic y per “tay: references V ANTED—BY at | Fakta i eee tee ret WANTED—HOUSES. __ Wee ba UIT ath & Sars rei oa rat Re Ras lag Fat aw. Wires Aaa Pepa Sa BASS BID ete bee Five i i i LOST AND FOUND. —ON BER 28. BETWEEN ST, PETER’ Ces and 304 Led Capito ste of gold- |. W., pesca Sitol ies Capitol sts. eee OsT — AT A'S aar A PAIR ee Het se ii with and Eaniier ; OsT— OF 7 715 eatin #- A Re A} SUNDA) rae ahs N Leet ee) to 1336 st.se. R RENT—A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ih Boom with opensfire in & petvate family central location ; to a single gen’ mn er ences stata ‘Apply st 508 th at usw: ooo} See FOR, BENT1537 15TH ST. COR OF @, DE- lightful front, rooms; first clase table board in private fa family, terms ‘very, mod- 1303 H ST. N. W, TWO UNFI Fag rooms; second floor; private bath, gas and jeat; southern exposure ; no 0c27-3t' NFURNISHED Ecommunte oh rooms; 24 Boor? sient snd aaa: jousekee} joor j south kee rivate family. 1219 Oth st, 2 References, 0c27. R RENT—THREE FUR} eg ow Roos, k able for venient luck Terms, 5 per mol th oe 3 e: vance ; Gabe iog | jon. poy at nw. Cars pase t ae >, CONMTNTORTENG “ROOMS: window ; on 3d. floo1 fi is hal zoom, bot and col water ‘on sanae Moor, at 630 19th st. nw. Privat acs EASANT ROOM, FURNISHED 0c27-3t" or unfurnished. second floor: modern conveni- ences; private family: ceeaeeee a from cars and herdics.” 1428 Pierce Place oc27-3tt R RENT—DELIGHTFUL ROOM! SECOND Fs m4 1 third floors, with board. 1614 2Lst at. n.w. a — ELEGANT UNFURNISHED communiesting rooms, suitable for light house- BIT aa GBs ab stee Counted by, omner, R RENT — FOUR NEATLY FURNISHED fooms, two communicating each suitable for two entlemen ; rent moderat G at. n.w., 0) New Pension Office. oc! R RENT—THREE PLEASANT SECOND-STORY jroo some, furnished for housekeeping. 435 K st. n.w. TWO COMMUNICATING ROOMS ON Frwrccud toor fneludine hects gan and tate, songs ern exposure. 504 =3t* bet R SESE = STEW, ‘HANDSOMELY Fiirnished roc southern plum! fear Patent an Post OR RENT—1010 H ST. 9 FT FA FS FE OR RENT_NICELY FURNISHED BAY. yen mm; desis eighborhood ; privat herdics pass door; gentlemen preferred. fr at., near N. R RENT—TWO UNFURNISHED Pe ae sa = Rrovements; he peat RENT — UNFURNISHED, second as ith use of Biche hs Tet aa nent oe oer ee eee FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS. )R RENT-STABLE [i RB S Four seal concrete ‘oor, 4 A Fs is — coachman’s inctire of a PARKER, ise F Fat. MONEY TO 10 LOAN: 8300 YO) 328268, 23300085, oft 20%, el 918 F st. ae TO ray ra Low i Bw em ON ON LOCAL | pleasant a ‘and sold. 313 F st. REAL EETATE— Operon eset : $560000 6 cent. In = 1313 ox prea, TO BUY HOMES, OR caeeoee off po “he cate ae aut Moet jo0,000a8 by = led in vet of death cay anti a eres mon fapente Little more’ than ‘rent will buy « 2 and full lana‘ “RMITH & & FePaLp, . Dw. LARGE =e “aaaty, getate security, at lowest AE. ‘TO Tee “ON REAL ESTATE AND other securities at lowest rates of inserest, No de- |AS. F. BRO’ Estate Z 1106 F st. tw. #38:000 at 8 Bet Sent. cnet as $28, 000 TO LOAN On REAL ESTATE = geies urity at 5 per cent interest. B. WAR. ¢ ike iv pe Pa? Es $1 ,and 710 158 " 12. wad oo Gap tee taay BeaneSe ERMAN & CO. 1407 F st. nw. oe RENT 208 D ST, N. 4 SF ELEVEN popes: bay window; ail moiere ‘south fron! Novi rember 3.4 1. month. Apply within or 1318 Corcoran Fee -RENT—NEW BRICK, 1529 8° rooms, eiheth, Be. $50. Lao 2 000, | Fame Ais, ce F. FOX, 920 F st. Fe; RENT—HOUSE-113 east, near lessen outlook ae eb Wits 6: ah a moerere ands. higi IS 1370 Bs 1 2408 Lath st hw lr 40 The sbove houses can be ¢ Seine feet x Sie Se, F& RENT—HOUs Skat ating Rink, ee RENT—HOUSES. 1 bin staw, WSr.118 1 jactow. is 3r..100 1 4 2iststnw 10r 100 228 iste 2 L st.a.w., Lr 100 FURNI a. ®., 12F 100 Thomas Ci 25% RRREL eeee cEGe eneene geass ah 4 Conn. aye. 1ir. 100 K Lav nr 15r..... Et 200 H ait ve yn from THOMAS oe 4 F ot uw, eet rst Secy reirts-] Sgt eae ait | RENT—BRICK HOUSE. 4 25 RST, Nw per month. Vermout ove cab tre, 38 “ps RENTS) Peate, Groom NEW HOUSE. 918 C 81 ST. ‘above Pa ave window, Intro hot and cold water #13 = Beran Hepa re, cor. 10th and C 8.€. oc: FS RENT—UNFURNISHED— N.w.cor.16th and 0. PURNisien, Lave.....83.33 an R. I ave... 402 Mi v. 200 27-20 Talis ABA’ ATES S CO 140? Ft aw.) Lid RENT-THAT ELEGANT AND COMPLETELY | furnished Residence of a ib bg —— Aneto i6 roo rome, by seugo SET 68 Wor'reemw. Toten abe” —WELL FURNISHED, 1 pat EN- silver, linen ; 81,000 |G, Star office. amounts to s1 ‘ONEY LOANED, IN SUMS TO SUIT, FOR 5, M 15 or 20 event of Noel ioe ines Sapoeied without fare She planvot the United vtite and Securit of Philadelphia, is the best fen to Own thelr homes for the ordi Csi fore circular and fall expiaost tevi-om. FH. SMITH & SON, Agen omen TO LOAN AT M' ved real ewtatyo pay- FIVE PER CENT ON AP- Mae rn EaL INVESTMENT. ox rte sti hn IN elt Stas. Sav Fo 80m loan ON REAL ESTATE. ce THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, REAL Estate th and F sts. n.w. 0. He Pa Q, HOLTZMAN, a re Sth and P sts ii w. S18 Bet nes Gr 18 By oc27-3t Pe .NT—712 2D 8ST, py & DwHING.. gil 12th et. ne, 5-1 house 6 rs. and bath, ‘st. 8. oc27- Fok BENT A STORE AND FIVE: ROOM DwELL ne ‘CHARLE serena Steen O16 Fat ow. Fee pinnae? Mameachusets tre: wat bat R, oa ‘Ox FERNS | Fens ms second Soor: 7 bey Dee, | ai Fa! aS eee =- a thes oF wep perma sey route Bote one and cl permanent party. 1716 pratt st. AS BRENT 1119, TST. XW. ke ok nies very convenient locetions changed. pe NICELY FURNISHED FRONT $00 without eGo son ara ‘OR RENT—19 IOWA CIRCLE, THRE! ee ce andtwo coma javicating roots, ng rooms sree au22 0,0 00% 7OAN-3OR BALE 15.91,900 | Fics $10 Stn Gof WHITE § 00. 1702 81.190 Storrroom 305 w.. 50) mw. 2 KES, OFFICES, &o. 488 La. ave, 50) 9th 401 7th stn. St} Room 3 19 Moeller 184i Si saw... 5 nm of the property on J at office for bulletin fom THOS. E. WAGGA! ns shew SEES: + ia) were rit ni Tit Fe ddd Talal! N. Charles st. ed estate security. , FOX & = 020 1 Pennsylvania ave, TO mais out eat car PROMPT mar 2B a fisand sit MO"H SF pares on rerznase Pile oe JM°%E® 70 Loan on ESTATE AT LOW- Waster D. “ENHOWEE & 808, 1115 ¥ ot ESTATE tea BOARDING. CAT, waautno ot ERE ose Tivtires fog rorern tol ‘Hoatreet’ n. w., and O8T—10 okt Liver ana Whe Pilate Bi : ous o R RENT—FORNISHED— cine Sane Esters Booms, 7B RENT. BACK PARLOR, WIT RENT—1527 10TH ST. N. W. juire at 910 5 eH D ee gts Fatiee 2 TWO “3 — BOOM COTT on Monet at for particulars, Feb ct oe *Ynquire Raper bee a wag ieee ars bi st nw. pews We ome a ESiHaaive aoe. wees 1 Panes eer