Evening Star Newspaper, March 15, 1889, Page 2

who returns to Cazenovia, N. Y., week; Mrs. C. A. Williains, Miss Williams, rae Grace Fuller, Mise Vilas, Mr. Fenner Lee, Mise Condit smith, Mrs sand Miss Audenreid, d Mrs. McArthur, . Bagh Cross J Mr. and Mrs. Albert Senator and Mrs. McMillan were at home to callers in their rooms at the Arlington yester- day afternoon. Bi Madame Romero, the Countess Leopoldine, A Question Raised as to the Legality of an Assessment Made by Him. A large owner of property in the assessment district between Ist street cast and Ist west, in speaking to the District Commissioners of the *ppointment of a manas assessor who, it is alleged, is e non-resident, has raised an impor- tant point. He says thst to continue this as- sessor in office will simply take out all the real estate in that district from the tax list for the eneu- ing three years unless the owners feb! and he thought the result the appointment would be revoked. Senora Varas, and Madame Hudelist accom- | Fi the its to the White House yes- icra at Bagger were introduced to the ident and Mrs. Harrison and Mre. Blaine. ‘The tea given by the ladies of the Garfield ital association at the art loan exhibition at the Morton house yesterday attracted another large company. The flowers were yellow tuli ina bed of smilax. Mrs. H. A. Wi was hostess, assisted by Mrs. Robert. 1. Fleming, Mrs. Ross Perry, Miss Coit, and the Misses eyes. This afternoon the tea-room will be in charge of Mrs. A. Graham bell, as hostess, Mrs. Endicott, Miss Dawes, Mrs. James Kerr, Mies Thoron, Mise Brewster, Miss Sallie Jenkins, and Miss Aileen Bell. The pro- gram pre by the amateur musicians who give concert to-night ut 8:90 o'clock is as follows: Piano solo, Miss Aileen Bell; songs, ‘Miss Louise Sheppard; Italian folk songs with mandolin accompaniment; Vivian Burnett Little Lord Fauntieroy); song, Mr. Mauro; be , Min rthur; songs Mise Nellie jut; piano so! . Morelos; songs, Mrs. Mauro; vocal duet, Miss Sheppard and Miss Hunt; solo; Miss Artuur. A light supper will be served after the concert. The ladies who will preside in the tea room on Saturday are Mrs. Hawley, Mrs. James Kerr, Mrs. Ruth, Mrs. E. C. Smith and Mrs. Fox, as- sisted by Mrs. George Dyer, Miss Dahlgren, Miss Bryant, Miss Hodge, Miss Clarke, Miss Church and Miss Fox. Mr. John W. Thompson and Miss Ida Thomp- son bave issued invitations for a receptiou on Thursday e , the guests being imvited to meet Postmaster-General Wanamaker. ‘Mra. C. A. Williams is at home to callers on Fridays after 4 o'clock during Lent. Miss Lane, of Massachusetts, will receive her friends at the residence of Miss Mary E. Rowe, 224 E street northwest, on Saturday. Mrs. Jas. A. Maher gave an informal recep- tion to meet her mother, Mra. Gen. Wilder, and Mrs. H. Clay Evans, of Chat yesterday, assisted by ira. Wm. B. King aud Mrs. Spotts- w Mrs, C. Adele Fassett, who is in the city for a short stay, will be at home to friends to- morrow noon at the apartments of her daughter, Mrs. F. F. Hodge, 14014 14th street west. Mr. Preston Sands gave a handsome dinner Yesterday im honor of Secretary of the Navy ‘Tracy. Other guests were Hon. Levi P. Mor- ton, Senator Hiscock, J. A. McCue, Senator Hale, Gen. Nicholas Anderson, A‘ 8. RB Franklin, Hon, J. C. Bancroft Davis, Commo- dore Walker, Commodore W. 8. Schley, Judge McCammon, Lieut. R. P. Rodgers and Lieut. Mason. Mrs. Darwin R. James, who is the guest of Miss Ida Thompson, 1419 I street, will be at home to her friends Saturday afternoon from Stw6. —- _ 0 DISTRICT GOVERNMENT. THE COMMISSIONERS IN DOUBT. The Commissioners have referred to their at- torney, for an opinion, the section of the new appropriation bill providing for the purchase of school sites, the aged ‘or which is made immediately available. The restriction in refer- ence to the employment of agents is so worded that the Commissioners are in doubt just what their authority is in the matter. THE SEVENTH STREET ROAD. The Agricultural society of Olney, Montgom- ery county, Md., have sent to the Commission- era. a paper giving reasons why the tracks of the pro Brightwood rai should be pat on the side instead of in the center of the 7th street They say that the farmers of Montgomery county have spent upwards of $100,000 to build turnpike roads leading to Washington via the 7th street road. The cen- ter of this road is macadamized, and they ob- ject to its being now given to the railroad com- pany. @ = iscELLaNzovs. Captain Symons has recommended to the Commissioners that efforts be made to detect ms guilty of stealing the oil lamps used in i “saan ites spe alleysin South Wash- inspector has condemned the buildings 621 and 623 Louisiana avenue, and or- dered them removed within thirty days, as i f f i if ts E § i tH if i i § 2 iH i f i i 5 i i t [ f | : i A i Fs i i : fi i He if % ir fi List i H i H I I He it to the hotel for the purpose of jimself a resident of the di: t and to appointment. Mr. Fish said the law did not say how @ man should be a resident of the district in order to be qualified for the office. In other assessments, he said, the boundary lines of the district had been extended in some cases, in order to in- clude a person whom it was desired to appoint. To property-owners of the district Mr. Fish in the district tment, The ago was lives in stated there was no person lis who was available for poi assessor for that district four years Hawkins Taylor, who still the district. The property-owner referred said to Taz Stan reporter that Mr. Taylor's as- sessments had never been questioned. He was objectionable, he said, to officials at the Dis- trict buildings because he had in public meet- — the management of District af- Mr. Talty has made a statement tothe Com- missioners contradicting those made by Mr. P. N. Dwyer and others respecting his residence. He aseerts his willingness to make affidavit that he has been a resident of the district to which he was appointed for two months. The Com- missioners, however, in view of the serious complications that might result from continu- ing Arr, Talty in office, yesterday suspended him, and referred the whole matter to — 6 question of Mr. Talty’s residence, and pass upon the reqtirements of law. psenntentenceciaeae ATTICA’S SLEEPING WOMAN. The Physicians Astonished that She is Still Alive. Attica, N. ¥., Special to the New York Sun, March 14, The case of Mrs. Emma Althouse, the sleep- ing wonder, becomes more puzzling as time passes, for she is still alive and hardly as feeble as she was two weeks ago. Then she was given up as dead, to all intents and purposes, and a report was circulated that she was dead. Last evening, when the correspondent of the Sun called at the little two-and-a-half story cottage at the {top of Bennington Hill, a few rods from the post-office, he was met by the sleepers’ sis- ter, Miss Kate Toms, who was rather reluctant to talk about her si “Emma is very feeble,” she said, “but is able- to whisper to her attendants, and the rigor has relapsed so that she can move her head and hands, although it is not possible for her to sit up. Indeed she has not risen from a recum- bent postur. in over a year.” Her present condition io almost that of inan- imate life. There is a feeble flow of blood, or rather a substituted substance, for it has so de- teriorated that it is unlike blood, except that it has some of ite life-sustaining pi rties. Her hungs respond slowly and perfunctorily, except when she is taken with a ae fit.- These spells are sometimes so severe that they would be likely to rupture a bloodvessel in a healthy person. Mrs. Althouse has had no lon, naps since February 25, when she avckaud from a trance lasting nearly twelve days. This followed her thirty-five-day sleep, after a brief interval. When sleeper came out of this trance her fate seemed sealed. Even the little liquid nourishment which she had previously absorbed when awake could not be given her naturally, and when an attempt was made to Ged her artificially most of the lukewarm milk and water would be rejected. Dr. Retel is as- tonished that the young woman has existed this long. Mrs. Althouse’s mental faculties at times seem undimmed, but while awake she is fre- quently in what Spiritualists would call a trance condition, Shs seems to see scenes happening elsewhere and to be oblivious of her own con- dition. Recently some Spiritualists came down from Rochester, and through the influence of a oung Attica woman, who is acquainted with ayge Foc nmers in entering the sick cham- ber, to wl few strangers have been admitted since the sisters Lea! some — attempted to poison the sleeper. v to convince Mrs. Toms, the 's mother, who is just convalescing from a broken leg, that Mrs. Althouse had missed her mission and ought to have been a spiritualistic medium. They accused her of being responsible for the irl's helpless condition, which, they said, was e to her not having received Proper advice and aid from the Spiritualists, which could have been obtained for the asking. As Mrs. Toms is fully satisfied that her daughter's ail- ment is purely physical, the Spiritualists got little satisfaction. The Spiritualists have, however, become atly interested in the case, and a woman firing near here offered to cure Mrs. Althouse if the family would consent to pay the expense of bringing Medium a Boston to aid her. The offer never the Toms aay, for the person who was asked to make it nothing about it. What the doc- | From the Boston Herald. one | the Birmingham Post is the following remark- has withstood been going on over eighteen months. I thought at it was a humbug, but I don’t believe so now. Her unaset is ulcerated condition of the stomach and the membranes of the abdominal cavity, I am but I am not treating her and don’t know. do not see how she exists.” > ie i i fi > i i i it int to | cember 5, 1887, and of the payment by you of ital | are all socialists at heart,” said the Prince of ——, Wasuirotox, D. C., March 9, 1889, To Major G. J. Lrpecxer, : v. 8. Sooks. ‘ WANTED—HOUSES. Wataergess ines ee Pdi eae ae stn. Corps of Engineers: LE Cc cN- Stn: We have received your letter of the ist SSeS instant, notifying us that, aa ‘the examination | nw. a of defective work in the Washington aqueduct ‘tunnel has been completed,” “the United States has now no further reason to continve ing operations in connection with this work,” and that “‘all payment on account of pumping j will cease from this date.” This is virtually « notification by you, as one contracting party, to us, as the other contract- ing party, that further prosecution of work upon the said tunne) has been abandoned by NOTIONS OTIONS, it WStRaue nie % r FOR WANIED=70 REY, noo hy state ANTED—IN RETURN FOR HER Toom, a nest white woman or beg be hrs thee Apply afte: D AND to attend to HolGMNPT od habre HS ee hO WAxTPE suk GERATOR, Ee Ol i ANTED-HOUSE, 7 TO 9 ROOMS, BET ee ie a Ree ee [ ANTED—YOUNG LADY TO STAY IN OFFICE; sar Tear th | YOUF principal, the government of the United suust Beat nd enh RP WR sere States. -A LADY OF ‘at once. WANTED—LOTS. FOR A SMALL FAMILY; one W. rTED—A_O0OK propriety xpediency capable of tion we are not concerned. But we are directly ab Sy Bar othee. ST bot concerned as to its effect upon our rights in the premises. coe Cad ne Sopa ee at of inited States in on y, October, 1883; this first contract covered all proposed excavation ‘and shafts and of a limited On February 2%, 1 contracted with Brennan & Emery to execute, as sub-contract- = an a and packing required i On October 5 1886, assuch agent far- ther ccaleertevith ee the snbstitution of a rubble masonry in place of the dry stone pack- ing provided for by the original contract. On the Sth day of December, 1887, you paid us the of the hyn heretofore retained and withheld from” us ‘‘as a guarantee for the faithful performance of” our ‘work as pro- vided in the original articles of On the same day you recited that pa i ration of the work : ly done to your satisfaction. The remaining 15 per. cent of the whole retained percent eld as a guarantee that certain col things, not at all relating to the completed “Upon the, foith of this final prance b; pon tl i acce} yy you of all the work done up to that date, De- the percentage retained asa tee for our faithrui performance of our contraot work, thus indicating in the most conclusive manner = meg ar eel crys then — we, on January 26, 1 is ennan & Emery, the sub-contractors, of the money due them from us on account of the work then do: On May 10, 1888, you made with us a third and final contract, which provi ing with masonry and rubble king of entire tunnel not then lined. of this work we at the same time sub-let to Brennan Palmer, by whom alone it has been done. On October 31, 1888, we were notified by you that you had received instructions from the Secretary of War to s1 contracts on the Washington Aqueduct tun- nel, in view of the Joint Resolution of Congress one October 19, 1888, ‘except so far as relates to keeping the tunnel free from water and the removal of muck and the tection and preservation of the work done on the tunnel.” Your last ype open 1, 1889, oe Jog suspension of we us excepted, 80 as we have said, that letter is a virtual abandon- ment by the United States of the tunnel scheme. in relation to lining 19, 1888. Although were invited to appear before this court and have the highest respect | W. for the officers wh ours to the jurisdiction of a military oe were not heard oe « nied joint congressional committee, appoint under the resolution hereinbefore referred to, on November 19, 1888, refused to i be heard before them by counsel and to ex- amine and cross-examine witnesses. The present then is the first proper occasion | & book my a ae after 10a. m. lining iTED—A ASSIST BEST! ‘HE of the tunnel. | Warrrsd terme” mnne-be Pd os * a sum of $78,279.51, “such sum being 85 per cent | Uy {wo.tn tan ment.” | WW 43 ent | 14th teral | STORE, 802 Wy ANT! 7, of skirt dept.; one who WHE rete id work under exist- | 8T' Errand organized October | 273 farted, ‘ANTED — A COLORED WOMAN TO SS EG Baise meee pe =D— yUSE- Weaitis andl any a Sate Ob mare WASTED GIRL ‘WHO UNDERSTANDS COOK- ‘with at 1926 N st., beiore 1] am and i, a ml ANTED—A WOMAN TO COOK, WASH AND DO ; must ben geod ak eed aay Apply, with references, at 1333 woe ANTED -- A FIRST. “HO! servant: Gerinan preferred; ey ort Cay Bo. ees care ie ANTED-EXPERIENCED MILLINERS AT J.C. Wai DHINSON, 907 Penn. ave. mhl4-3t t WHITE BoY OF ferences, 62u mh14-3t DUSTRIOUS "= experi- OMY “SHOE mb) ¢- D—A SMART, ACTI 18 years. Must bring best 7 SS malas HT, the ECO! WARTED-AT VY skirt hands 'ED—A YOUNG LAD’ XPERIENCED STEAM TABLE MAN, ‘cooks, chamnl ‘waters, lsum. ); bed all " j ANTED—A MAN WHO UNDEKSTANDS GAR- W “coniug in alite Dresehse pad ws SARS of horses. Address Box 111 Star office. “moi ste ANTED—A YOUNG MAN FROM years of recouume! Star 20 TO 24 aie, 8, clerk ins wine store, N= RS at AS WAITRESS AND CHAM- assist with washiug. Inquire at @. Keferences required. wul4-":t* RGETIC LADY IN CONNECTION must be willing to learn; best 16 weekly to start JUHX W. Ee cys Hocus & Lee ae tak eT, , Room 4, 1424 New York at chiznbermaida, and hel ail Hinds, weed. Call at once. mate" cut WANTED—E: with my o} ULL, o12 Faw, rANTED — QUICK rrand Boye aud others stored at reasonable: 2, an ANTED—A WHITE WOMAN TO DO GENERAL housework and assist in the care of children in composed it, yet we could | family of two adults; must night not consent as civilians to submit any right of Teferences, "Apply at 1218 Pu. ave m: 2 tril b| WANTED—A REGISTERED DRUG OLERK. TO | ‘ANTED—FIVE ACTIVE the patent Pencil Ink Eraser: buy on sight : li which we have had to state our position in the | *#eut for Dist premises. We concede that there has been much bad work done in the lining of this tunnel by th a who had entire charge of this ‘ing. we are pre) which conclusively show such want of knowl-| net e. edge. i) We paid the sub-contractors for each eubic yard of this lining on the same measure- ments upon which the government paid us. Thus the whole loss falls upon us and not upon the sub-contractors, who are irresponsible. @) V We paid for more cement, and more was act oe, with the contract in all ite details. Wi to all work done subsequent to December 5. 1887, the date of your final p ment on account of all work then accepted, we the | 3.’ ffice headq’ We deny that we knew of this bad work, and | ¢xclusive control of our pared to prove specifically two facts and Astor Place, New Y W., on wohl 1-6t ly used in the work, than was required to | op yfo pure situations at the CITY INT! Wks eae SEAT ZGENE 20 TRE = ne pl f its in every city im this ‘uni He se Hour, in universal a, undred per vent 45 i ‘COMPANY, a Knows, stap) prodt of with credentials; THE WANTED_Bovs wr GOOD SOPRANO AND alto voices for Bt, John’s choir; Pl ish ball, on 16th st., between H and I ste. n. and Friday evenings at 6:30 o'clock. ANTED—ALL WOMEN SEEKING HOUSEWORK AGENCE now for several mh9-1w* registration fee; orders sto] admit that we are bound to do all things neces- | {px ly with the speci- | Bo: sary to make this work com fications of our contract, and we hereby tender ourselves ready to make good the said work according to the said standard. acceptance, we contend that as we have our sub-contractors for that work on the faith oa Garment oe with any inch rule With respect to work done prior to said final | Br'made ethan eeean and materials cut if id | Mme,S. 9. Messeh, 190s Hat awe ANTED-LEARNERS FOR PROF. CHRIST- NEK'’S New International Tailor System of Dress ‘angi by eam" of your bes = ae this work ee. , ans ying over the guarantee fund re- teinca to pts said satisfaction, we cannot legally be held to make that good. Neverthe- less, we are willing and hereby tender our- selves ready to make that good also by the said standard, reserving, however, for decision by ‘bitration or litigation the question of our liability for this work. The government now owes us about the sum of $180,000.00. From this sum we are willing that there should be deducted what it tould cost us to make good the lining of the tunnel, reserv- ing the question of our liability for work prior to December 5, 1887. The balance we claim now. We now formally protest against the visitis ‘upon us oJ defects inherent in the tunnel scheme. We notify you of our readiness to make = any defects in the execution of our work done sul 2 pam to December 5, 1887; also we notify rou of our readiness to e good sry defects the execution of our work prior to that date, if you will agree to reserve for | decision the question of our liability for said work. If you are unable to meee this proposition, then we propose that you deduct from the sum due us, such sum as it would cost us to make good such fog ts under the same conditions, this sum to be fixed by agreement or arbitration. Unless we shall be advised within ten days of your acceptance of either of these propositions, we shall instruct our attorney to begin pro- ceedings in the Court of Claims to recover the money due us by the United States in the prem- Very respectfully, (signed) Beckwits & QUACKENBUSE. —s—— WALES AS A REFORMER. England’s Future King Declares All Men Socialists at Heart. Hidden away in the weekly gossip column of able account of the change which has come over his royal highness the Prince of Wales: “Wo | Wales the other day, when talking to a states- place Address 1710 Ist. a give goud reference. __WANTED—SITUATIONS. NTED-B’ SPEC WHITE Gi ESPECT A! as chambermaid of nurse willing to ay COLORED ANTED—BY A NEAT, TIDY ‘8 place as cook or chambermaid in no washing or ironing. Callat 1741 UTH WELL EDUCATED, fears the Dering eit visiting | Hampahire: EY, DICKS AGENCY 308 CODER, men, waiters, general house men and women. City ref- te éth, Also kuropean steamship Agent. mb: WaASTED-AT JUARTERS — POSITIONS B SS ee ee ee Butlers. SAM'L A. COOMBS, 920 Fet.nw, mhlo-at* NTED-—SITUATION BY A_ RESPECTABLE White Girl as cham aud seamstress; can Apply at 1326 New Hainpshire ANTED—BY A COLORED GIRL A PLACE AS cook in a small family or cl bermaid ; can give | ae Teference. _ At 1006 Davison alley n.w., be- ween 12th and idth sts. ir fuuliytean eivemood sefereuce, Seey Sue ve, mee. 2 st., between 9th aud 10th st.nw..city. — mn15-20 WE&SZED,— BY, GRADUATE, | 20sITION IN Ka Rf GALLS itss seekers 2 ” “Wheeling, adaj Md 10 the care oF by! leo pred care ot Dutces; Gener Address sDWAKD KanGe, 208 _m1é-20 ANTED=BY A WY uate rlace—lne who, thoroughly. &. derataudy of relerences.. Address G- By 1100 10th ste mew 143" | ANTED—DRESSMAKER WANTS SITUATION am taiuilies by day. Week, or month, or work howe; Wuidervinids sewing, OF wot oa Jauy's maid; reterences, 615 1th st, nw. mnfa3* Waster — 3 4 YOUNG ENG! tuiamiy ‘asuarion : has ag ‘ ‘Can give best i. “W. WY.” Wrz. ioe Repel eee eee ‘ANTED—PHARMA( mb. A ed eee nea Ee SR ee orins ont of telernonn Agape i AT’ NEST WH! ence eral, ig 0d] BE | etc. Onders by mail or othetwige rece! y mail or other Sion, °F. J. ENT! Bown. i ‘ORS THE INDUSTRIAL to THOMANG. HENSEY, secreiasy et It end Ti | ke raat 1300 F st. n.w. ; 1 mhi3-3¢ DICK’S AGENCY FOR COOKS, | ¥ MARRIED MAN—A OOACH- | Ber derstauds WANTED 4 CORNER WEIL LOCATED FOR owners; no agents need re Box Biromea™ 2 mhis-at ANTED-S SMALL LOT. NORTHWEST, HAV. thern Tocation.."‘Termas cash. Address Box 150, Star mb13-ae ANTED—BARGAINS cr PROPERTY, Tots, cr houses for which the caah will be, HOME SYNDICATE, Star ofca WANTED MISCELLANEOUS 'ANTED—ICE BOX FOR MEAT BE | W Address C. W. »., 301 E st. — Was ‘D—A RELIABLE PARTY WI 1 $500 ner gets Sec amas ee eke Y . Bor particulars E. x STYLISH FO} harnessuse. Must be full size. so1 and gentle. Address Box 23, Star office. 5 ; mhi5-lw" Pa eas J ee : 7 skis oe oR RENT — UB NICELY Py SR LARGE or gent and wife "ind the appow' Het nvw. Fone os as POR RENT—HANDSOMEL) FURNISHED ROOM Sg ea ae WASTED [4 CARRIAGE HORSE; MUST BE ‘Dot less than 16 ; well bred and stylish in goles and sotion; young, sound and sufictently gentle 6 . Address, deecri Hatta ace Es Ter ay osha Ea y ANTED—H. BAUM PAYS THE HIGHEST CASH NY prices for second-hand Furniture, Carpets and Feathers. Entire Houreholds s spec ty. Aare ‘ASH PRICE thers, pt atten: TO BUY FOR HIGHEST furniture, carpeta, stoves, —e EIN, 1009 Nipper ma1o-1m* TMMEDIATELY—TO BUY Oo} ‘bar-1 ‘addresa H. Wire ©. os ed by Hopkins, of Pi Address BOX 3) City FeO. ca ™ {QR RENT NICELY FURNISHED, B. Beer ne ign, ana ‘eiz'for one person ore? each; references.” 909 Lst.u.w. m14-2t- {OR RENT—A HANDSOME SUITE OF ROOMS ‘on second ficor, north and south exposure; near Metropolitan club. ' Gentlemen preferred. 1/20 H st. nw. mhl4-3t* R RENT—DELIGHTFUL LARGE FURNIBHED Braise beth. heat, fires; SH, A MAP OF WASHING- hiladel t ANTED-TWO SECOND-HAND SAFETY Bi cveles One for lady. Will, pay cash. Must be cheap. J. C. HIGDON, ay 2b. Be Cloud Build- ing. mhl4-4t* 7 ANTED—SALE FOR 20 G. INS M. Was? Por particulars call ot abcess 1103 VANTED—A REFINED AMERI like to take c} of 3 ite house junimer. Address A’ W.,/Star office, Tous yy | able for light housekeeping; reut cheap; 523. aw. mbl Es R in the city, with or without board, at bonuse. 820° Fuet mw. hoo all prices; the best fable board in ‘the’ city for ‘SA.50 per week: ne best ta : yk B THREE PLEASANT UNFURNISHED EK on second floor, or four on third floor, suit- ROR RENT—iooms FURNISHED O8 UN! Pen ete De Salesst. = mh. ANTED—TO RENT— NEAR CITY, SMALL 4 ecity of county; light housek county; unds,or 1 or 2 rooms; the corner of 14th st, and °1 s ‘ave... operated by | Philadelphia white artists. mho- ANTED—DRESS CUTTING MADE EASY. Madame Washington's “Drees ” just LE tla oe ee ee readily and acer ‘The system will be ‘measure book furnished at. nw. UP- second floor to two or three adults E the day. 1303 ¥ st. nw. VOR RENT—1330 9TH STREET N. W., NICELY furnished rooms with board st moderate fetes: new house with modern improvements. m6- {OR RENT-1716 N ST.; 3 STORY AND Bask: ment; 12reom; @1) 150. 108 PP akbok soe bee _mbie4t Fe KENT-3310 SHERMAN AVE., 4-ROOM frame; dot; it ‘ larwe lot; key next doar 410.6 ree mb14-5t Por Re 1401 Stoughton st.. 12 r, tur. 1149 Zist Joby 2 sth ei. or F st. stable ml4¢-3t” WAIT. Fr RENT—TWO FUENISH COMMUNIGAT- fi will rent either Yor together, door. 1235 11th st aw rooms OR RENT—MARCH 15, DOUBLE PARLORS ON who are in office mhb13-~ TIO! ring t RENT—IN A VERY DESIRABLE LOCA’ double south front; also,two other ‘and one ball room ; furnished or unfurnished, with or without board, at ‘summer rates; references; 315 C st pw. _-mbi3-3t* Fok BESTITWwo LARGE SELL-FORNISHED communicating ‘2d floor; bay window ; bath Toom same floor; ar ; privi- Sermon santo acai iss Ro N house 714 13th st. Autchen and Uethroom between # and 10 a. NTED—A MALE! Wiivrertation siete graduate of th Teipzig Conservatory, of class of 1875, thoroughly the Episcopal and German Lutheran serv- ices, has a repertoire of over 100. choice selections for voluntarie "experience in training boys te : : WO hange, ic ou as posal ing change, please communicate as.s00n as posal- ; plenty of ref MERIT, Sur of mhé-1w* ANTED—TRY SCRIBNER, BEST BUTTERIN: Whale ma te 20 cents pound; cooking, % cents pound. Warranted not to get strong or rancid like butter does) for one month. or money refunded. Families served at % 328 3 ted st Gos aigacvank sa Market, and 145 Northern Liberty mar dally. ‘Wat. C. SORISNER "hist iSTIPATION POSITIVELY CURED Wir tating Cte Comtanen Gas eS remarkably good laxative, being ed from fruits i best physic é ‘WARE’ ne HOUSE DRUG ‘OnE fe19-1m y ANTED-STEAM iG Wittovsting Worus: Seton hearing, AND tresses Made Over, Furniture Steamed, and Moths De- strayed F H.YOUNGS,1402 Pa.av., Telephone 1008- Ww [0 EXCHANGE A 65-ACRE FARM IN rt, inuprowed oruniinprovd. “For paren Vadtess i HOMPSON, jar office." mh. ACRES OF LAND, SUIT- OF near railrogd, and with— cus- KD, mh15-3t* R RENT — AT BRIGHTWOOD — 1 ACRE OF ground, well fenced, improved by @ five-room cot- tae, good well of water, outbuildings. For termsin- mb15-3t* Rh CITY PROP- —summer residence of owner, 109 acres, near tion, adjoining large public summer residence, room house, in conter, water at door, or fruit, 60 1 balance timber. once.” Por all pertenh adre F{OR SALE—250 CHOICE SELECTIONS OF Friant ap shale COCNtay Honea in oe ste. viciar Ww 5 ted to, GROWING: Galler send for pew ballegin ee eee ‘or send tor in 3 mb. XPHERD & O0., {381 Fst, HOSE |" MAGNIFIC! VILLA 1 TO 2 AGRES, ON ROSSLYN HEIGHYS, NORTH OF ARLINGTON, ABREAST OF ID OVEKLOOKING THE ENTIRE CITY PASSING ALL OTHER 8U! iN CIT: FOR MEsUIMFCLNE i ci NESS; 3 TO 6 CENTS PLR FOOT, ‘T. H. SYPHERD & CO., mh1¢-lin K 1321 F at. ANTED—TO RENT, ON LINE RAILROAD, Winer ely dwelling with tenant house, aud ‘end sti0o digo. awe en nied {COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. 834 acres, Fort Pendleton Farm, Garrett Co., Md, "30 sckea on the Conduit Road. 100 acres in Fairfax Co., Va.,2 miles from Alexan- a, 158 acres in Aune Arundel Co., Ma, 16 miles from Annapolis, T4U acres in Westmoriand Co., Vi We have YLER & ‘House and Lot in = railroad near Mount Olivet, whi4-3s THOMAS E waomauan. SILT F st, ae Eich alae in one tre and thie eure Silve kes to free of: ne HL SYPHERD & 00, 1321 F stn. w. FOE_RENT- SUITE OF “ROOMS ON SECOND | i Wwe; open story of 710 11th st. a. fire and beth, with every attention. mnt R _RENT-SPECIAL RATES BY THE WEEK or month at “The Abbott,” La. ave. and 6th st ABBOTT, Proprietor. a {08 KENT—BEAUTIFUL ROOMS, SINGLE OR EN suite: in private family ; furnished: lange double- corner house ; youth and east {rout fire-places ey required: 110% Knw. mi1-6t* Poe OR TH 2 ished or unfurnished: heatand wi cars, * Boardif'denred. Terms reasonable, por C xB, 512 Ee R RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS. ~1510 H st. n.w. References, G 8ST. N.W. HANDSO! turniahed Rooms and lors with open place aid furnace beat; sultabie tes Sensioes Soa Cone wresslueL. f21-lm Ae RENT—1 moderat w. RE AXD DWELLING 19 Ek, 200 rts a SOUTHEAST CORNER OF - Inquire on premises, 8" st nw. ; sui Apply to OW JAMES F. EP POur at. aw. FOR RENT—OFFICES. _ R.RENT— FIVE ELEGANT OFFICE ROOMS the 3d floor 211 -mw.: hested Steam: rentlow. Appiyio * “© ®™ “i R. 0. HOLTZMAN, mi12-8t 10th and F sts. nw. R RENT—OFFICES—TAKOMA PARK BUILD- ing, 625 F st. R RENT—ELEGANT BANKING, STC Bala? Ta Gaon ete ee 1419 Got. nw. FOR RENT--STABLES. RB RENT—GOOD STABLE 1 wo ‘coachimaa price month. J.B. WIMER, 1319 Fat nw. mis 4 tmh31 iB RENT—STABLE, 13271 ST. Rests ss a ee otee | bar ppt RS Ss ze ‘WEDNES- Fgh BENT A NICE EVEN-ROOM AW: cast front 1824 Vermoutave: go STALEY, Bere. are N 1—2006 14TH ST_N W. BAY-WINDOW 0 rooms, cellar and ail {OR RENT—FURNISHED— 18TH U &. Fecudie oeact vusetis ave, and pear double tric con Yenieuce and nicely furnished: rent x Able ienant Appiy to" THOS J. FIRE & 6 ne. mhl¢-2w {OR RENT—UNFU! # Circle... ree at RENT—LABGE 8-BOOM a.w. tor $30; 10-100m house on J, st. ‘aud @ 12-room ‘house on Pst. for $75. WOOD, $33 9m at. . {Ok RENT—VER} IN aii 0 Tt lee bathe _mbi3-3t__ 3. H. ROBERTSON, 1515 Hist. nw. RENT—BRICK 1 HST. N.W., SOUTH tront, 10 rooma, Spin ig gary and ag ie ree soar {OR — FURNISHED Hi 5 es RENT—PARK 8T,, MT. Resets i SSeeal & in 3