Evening Star Newspaper, July 6, 1889, Page 2

Secretary Blaine and his family arrived a Bar Harbor last evening from Augusta, Mr. Thos, Parker and grandson and several friends leave to-day for the mountains near Harper's Ferry. The wedding of Major Jas. T. Peale and Jessica, daughter of R. B. Nixon, financial clerk Finn the U.S. Senate, took place July 3 at ———_— The bride was attired in a gown of t-rose failie Francaise, and carried a uet of Puritan roses. Rev. Dr. Domer, of st I's church, —_ the erences: which took place atthe residence of the bride’ parents, No 409 M street. Miss Rosie E. McConihe and Miss Annie F. Evans have gone to Charleston, West Va., where they will ig ore the summer months. They attended the bicyclers’ meet at Hager town on the Fourth. Mrs. Harry Sheets of Gunston Hall, Va., 0 cousin of President Harrison, has been = Mrs. Nichol. Mr. Graham Nichol returne: with her for a visit to her country home. Judge Wm. A. Richardson, the chief justice of the Court of Claims, has been visiting old friends in Lowell, Mass., where he formerly resided. He attended the Harvard commence- ment, from which institution he graduated in 1843. Miss Louise Grosvenor of Athens, Obio. is the of Miss Katydid Jones 1213 O street pond sly Miss Putnam and Miss Blake left this week for the mountains of Maryland and the sea- shore. Mr. Rufus Putnam will visit the sea- shore later in the season. Treasurer Huston, H. C. Hanna, Marshal D- ‘M. Ransdell, H. Clay Evans, H. B. Case, W. R. Holloway, C. H. Hedges, W. M. Meredith, J. H. Marr, J. H. Embry, Mrs. C. C. Duncanson and Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Carter spent the Fourth at Hygeia hotel, Fortress Monroe. Ensign Hugh Rodman was married in Frank- fort, Wednesday evening, to Miss Eliza- be Bile Sayre. Mr. and Mrs. Rodman will come to Washington next week. Ensign Rod- man has recently returned from China. He is to go on duty in the hydrographic office. An enjoyable hop was held last night in the dancing pavilion in the trees at Airy Castle, = Pleasant. Among those present were the Misses Baggett, Saxton, omb, Saimon, Parlin, Brandenburg, bruss, mmond, Good- acre, Mrs. McLeod, and Messrs. Davis, McLeod, Lewis, Startevant, Lyon, Tompkins, White, Lipscomb. Mrs. and Miss Hobbie are at Governor's Island New York harbor, with General and Mrs. Tompkins. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Reeye are at 1025 Ver- mont avenue. Mrs. Harrison kept close to her cottage at Deer Park all day yesterday, resting after the excitement of the Fourth. Her brother, Judge Scott of Indianapolis, arrived on an early morning train and went at onco to her cottag It is Mrs. Harrison’s intention to re- main very quietly there until the President comes. After that oue or two receptions may be held. Mr. George H. Pollock, son and daughters are camping out about 6 miles from Luray, Va, in the locality they found so invigorating last sammer. Mr. and Mrs. Rufus H. Darby and family are registered at Hotel Royal, Atlantic City. Miss Maud Maxwell of Capitol Hill is visit- ing friends in Petersburg, Va. She will leave the ist of August for the Blue Ridge moun- tains near Charlottesville. Miss Nellie Courtney is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Handy at their cottage at Oakland. Mrs. Wm. G. Boyd and children are spend- ing the summer at Asbury Park. — oe CHARITY AND POLITICS. The Double Mission of Col. Parkinson of Washiagton Territory to This City. Col. W. J. Parkinson of Tacoma, Washington Territory, is in the city. He has been author- ized to present the needs of the people of Seattle, recently devastated by fire, to the peo- ple in the east. The Seattle relief committee, in their letter to Col. Parkinson requesting his co-operation, state that the amounts thus far contributed are not adequate to relieve the wants of the destitute. Several thousand per- sous. the committee say, were rendered home- less and LOST ABSOLUTELY EVERYTHING, including their wearing apparel, Col. Parkin- | son will be in the city for several days and can | be addressed at the Riggs house. He says that | remittances of money, clothing and provisions | may be sent to the ch com- tte, J. R. Lewis of Seattie. Col. Parkinson | will call upon E. Kurtz Johnson, the treasurer | of the citizens’ relief committee of this city, and ask that some of the funds in his hands be sent to Seattle. POLITICS IN THE NEW STATES. He also intends to see the President and | Secretary Noble. His visit to the latter will be | partly political. In view of the situation there, Mr. Parkinson thinks that the policy of the | administration should be to look closely after the interests of the settlers in all four terri-| tories about to become stat@s. He says that | the legitimate application for surveys should be given attention, as many have been living for five years and more on surveyed land. Col. | Parkinson states that th: | CONSTITUTIONAL manana OF WASHINGTON | TERRITORY, which is now in session at Olympia, W. Te has a republican majority of 15 out of 75 de gates. He states that there are a number of | candidates for election to the United States | Seuate whose names will be presented to the | legislature which will be elected next fall. Among the names mentioned are ex-Governor | Squires, Mr. Haynes, and Judge Hunt, all of | Seattie; W. J. Thompson, a banker of Tacoma; | pe ilector at Fort Townsend, Mr. Bradshaw, and Hon. J. B. Allen, the present ate to Congress. Hon. E. P. Ferry is ly mentioned in connection with the governorship. He was formerly governor of the territory. THEIR “WIV One as Her Husband’s Private Secre- | tary; One as Special indian Agent. | The new commissioner of Indian affairs, Mr. Thos. J. Morgan of Rhode Island, who as- sumed charge of the office last Monday, has recommended to the Secretary of the In- terior the ppointment of his wife as his private secretary. This recom- mendation has been approved by Sec-| retary Noble, and the appointment will be | made. Mrs, Morgan has been accustomed to | act in that capacity for her husband. They have no children and she has been able to give considerable attention to business mat ‘The salary in her new position will be $1.000. WILL TRAVEL WITH HER HUSBAND. ‘The business qualifications of the wives of some of the newly-appointed Indian officials are further illustrated by the selection by Dr. | | IN OFFICE. | Dorchester, the superintendent of Indian | schools, of his wife as a special agent. The | duties of the position require Dr. Dorchester | to travel about the country visiting the differ- ent Indian schools. The appointment of his pany her Feceives $6 per day and her transportation. SECRETARY NOBLE HESITATED about making this appointment, as there is a prejudice inthe minds of many against the selection by government officials of members of | their immediate family for positions under the government. The Secretary, how- ever, concluded that as the Indian ‘schools Were composed of both sexes of Indian chil- dren, a woman might be able to detect faults | oF to see the necessity for changes which might the masculine eye. | 80 Sire. Dorchester | most worn and needed, and where travel is the | such a pavement will make a good one. When | partment of the Pennsylvania railroad com- Wife as a special agent enables her to accom. | those designated as “Special,” will be allowed band on these official tours, She | 2 sop over to Cresson Springs during the THE TENNIS TOURNAMENT. A Good Prospect for Brilliant Play Next Week. Tennis has practically been drowned out dur- ing the past week. The snecession of heary rains not only prevented playing, but resulted the games, however, has not been diminished, and the various courts throughout the city have been occupied as frequently as the weather permitted. Those interested in the District tournament, | Wan which includes nearly all the players, are glad that no attempt wasmade to begin the series of games during the present week. All the ar- rangements were completed for the opening SS cians ccna ae storm i a made a ment necessary, committee 0 the Bachelor elab, who aa ir charge of the arrangements, concluded that it Was Ta would be advisable to fix the aate for opening | 44, the tournament on Monday. THE SECOND ANNUAL DISTRICT TOURNAMEN T will therefore begin next Monday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock on the grounds of the Bachelor club, 17th and P streets northwest. Players who are not peompy on hand will be de- — Play will be continued each day until The prospect is that the tournament will be one of the most interesting tennis contests that has ever taken place in the District, from the fact that such a large number of eae players of the District will take part. The drawings made lest week and heretofore published in Taz Stax will not be changed. A number of entries have been received since the postponement of i tournament, and the committee i of making a new drawing will add the additional names, THE NEW ENTRIES are as follows: Singles—R. P. Barnard, J. B. Macauley, —— Moulton, N. D. Cram and C. W. Throckmorton. Doubles—W. B. Chilton and John Goodfellow; Dayton 8, Ward and H. W. Olds; C. W. Throckmorton and W. 8. Traili. THE LE DROIT PARK TOURNAMENT was concluded yesterday. The prizes were won by the following: Doubles, first prize, But- terworth and Dudley; second prize, Williams and Wright. Singles, first prize, F. Butter- worth; second prize, J. B. Cilley. Mr. R. Dy- renforth, who was defaulted in the contest for the second prize, has protested, claiming that a default was not insisted upon in every case during the tournament on account of absence, peta our ane EAST WASHINGTON STREETS. What the Citizens Want—How Major Raymond Looks at It. In connection with the conference of the East Washington committee with the Commis- | sioners yesterday on the subject of the appor- tionment of street improvements Mr. 8. CO. Clarke submitted a letter reciting the resolu- tions of the Citizeus’ association under which the committee was appointed, as follows: ‘Resolved: That the four streets first named in the general schedule of streets recom- WANTED—HELP. iT ONOE—COOKS. HOUSEWORKERS Laundresses. Farm, Dairy ‘Room connected ; Trunks HAM’S, 910 9th’ st. n.w. We ho Raber cores rae open in much damage to the courts, ‘The interest in | Get nw, © °ermment Positions by au ex-clerk, ¢} CHERS OF EMPLOYMENT | ing: LLIGENCE OF FICE: wales: WELL-ED! monty five, willtin to ceed ae A GOOD PRACTICAL WHITE GIRL to do General Housework for 1 Person in a Fiat; Send address to Box 84, ANTED INDUSTRIOUS PERSONS I lor pleasant work, city pay Pete 5 Waatimrton and gopident benefits: $50 and, iS iochiane eres opposite an HANDSOME YOUNG La- Aibangh's Grand Opera clock sharp. it need apply. 632 H st. re TWO FIRST-CLASS, SP a SSL Ret or a senate 11th ¥ TO LEARN BELL yo eit eutixG, Lightning Rods, rary GRE} ‘FOR GEN ‘Apply it. n.w. Sunday morn’s N’ 7 D 708 TYPE-SEIT! Wins 00D ply. to THE PATENTER BU ree, need, cit CO., Webster Law Bild’g 7 AN’ CHT GIKL FROM TWELVE TO WwW oS ain aud daughter of educated parenta to ead for Young Lady Taphy: in vieinity of M and gts ming, Add: "s Practice in Steuog- ts. Hiw.: one hour ee oft a LED ae LIENCED WOM. material ou hand four times amount saked. "Fine sporty ig live man, dood reasons, &c. Address 1 Bee Fi T-< a eae ONE ret Apem can be seeu, J. V., Star office, "ANTED-A FU ST-CLAS8 BAKER AS 701 Y juan or Secon Hand. Apply CHAS. SPEC! oH, Qfiee “Lotter” Press; tate A Tron and Assist itn Housewor required. Apply S11 11th st. n. ANTED—AGENTS TO SELL THE insets of History of Johnstown Flood out. We commu: and pay meeeey: SERe ne Agel na te valars. Addre: Hobs. AOS BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION | Wax TED—TO RENT ON 5 OR 6 YEARS rant in of location. Northwest preferred. ASE MAN rae hington, fognct for esta ‘al setae qeferences, SUPT. BIFG: HOUSE, Lock Room arauteed ; ANTED-GENTLEMAN OF GOOD ADDRESS ‘as Solicitor for leading Accideut Insuran tion; salary or commission. Apply = ne ‘TED. ST. 8. Apply "to ak. is Stoa¥ OM nga 14th snd nw. with UW =D . Apply 331 st. nw. cal Stenoxrapher; summer course begins Monday mended for improvement out of the sppro- priation for the current fiscal year, as under- | scored by the House sppropristion mmittee, | as having been entitled to the benefit of the iS last year’s appropriation and representing | more or less the four quarters of the city, must | tion and fudly completed as contemplated. “‘Rescived, That we can consent to no modified arrangement which in any manner supersedes | W: or sn nes their first claim to the attention | of our District authorities, excepting only in the case of 15th street northwes' Pennsylvania and New York avenues. The letter adds: ‘We are not menials, beg- | ging for crumbs, and we want no ‘half-loaf’ in the matter. We want the four streets men- | tioned entirely improved and finished, 23 con- | templated by the law, out of the appropriation | now available for that purpose, And 1 add on | my personal responsibility that I wili cheer- | fully acquiesce in no modification of that re- | uirement. If there must be another yea delay in the pavement of Maryland avenue I between | ended.” WHAT MAJOR RAYMOND SAYS. Major Raymond looked into the matter at | some length and this afternoon submitted the following memorandum to the Commissioners | ,¥¥,°" at board sessio provides that tl on sundry streets and avenues named inap- pendix *“CO”, book of estimates are ‘to be e: pended in the diserction of the Commissioner on streets and avenues specified in the schedules | pamed in said appendix and on 15th street, between Pennsylvania and New York avenues.’ | ‘The approval of the Citizens’ association is be- liev ed to be unnecessary.” ————_— NEW SIDEWALKS ORDERED. To be Laid Under the Permit System on7th, 9th, 14th and F Sts. and La. Ave. | Capt. Symons, in a letter to the Commission- | ers, recommends that 7th street, from Pennsyl- | - | Vania avenue to Boundary; 9th streets, from | Pennsylvania avenue to New York avenue; 14th | street, from Pennsylvania avenue to New York | avenue; F street, from 7th to 15th streets and | Louisiana avenue, from 9h to 10th) streets have new sidewalks laid under the com- | pulsory permit system. The Commissioners | approving the above, issued the following order | with respect to the streets uamed above: “The Commissioners of the District of Co- | tumbéa, believing it to be for the public health, safety ’and comfort, hereby order that im- proved sidewalks be laid under the provisions of the compulsory permit system.” CAPT. SYMONS SAID toa Star reporter in relation to this matter: “The question of providing better sidewalks for the streets of this city is most important | one and the engineer department recognizes it. It is my desire and purpose to give this matter # great amount of attention and to | cure if possible their improvement through- | out the city. The Commissioners last year | asked for an appropriation of $200,000 for work | of this character under the permit system, but the amount was greatly reduced by Congress, so the amount of work which it was desired | to do had to be curtailed. It is; | proposed to lay new sidewalks where they are | most extensively indulged in. Just what variety of sidewalk will be employed is not | known, We are making experiments now with | several new varieties, and as soon as we find | a good wearing pavement other things | |W Some of the sidewalks will be paved with con- | }U/**; Seat tree crete made from the old surface of | being equal we will insist upon its employment in all canes whe: sidewalls are to be laid. | Pennsyivania avenue, which we — will shortly take = up, mixed = with some new material. Iam of the opinion that the Commissioners make out their estimates oo next fiscal year I shall recommend that a large sppropriation, larger by far than any pre- vious ones, be asked for, to be expended i in im- proving the sidewalks of Washington.” Stor Orr ar Cresson Sprixcs on Pexveyi- vanta Rarroap Ticket.—Ihe passenger de- pany announces that passengers holding first- class limited tickets of aa: lescription, except teason as long as desired up to October 31. In order to avail themselves of this privilege passengers should notify the train con their intention to break the journey at — and immediately upon arrival sneak de their tickets with the company’s agent at | on. This concession will be preatiy ap epreriated by through passengers, as fein nal le them become acquainted ‘vith one of the most de- Pe WO COOKS. ot July, tion app AN =a sae P Ac man with experience as Salesman; must be a good wended tor honesty and tad nent, With fair salary and YQ first be improved out of this year’s appropria- | serv! if ences and name of last ug him; state aye. 41 Dorado Farm, Forest GI * FR'S Livery Stuble, rear 1 | Hist. now. “Telephone No, 15 HITE LTO COOK AND & ist with ‘Housework iu a suvall fe mally, W: ANTED AC | the right Prt n. hop Address, with ‘re Box 114, Star offic T A GOOD COLORED C« family, living few mules | Manages, 188. ou st, St saute, Mo. fu care not when uor where the work thereon be! . ss Never mind about sendin FANTEDOP he a propriation act of March 2, 1889,"! ° ¢ funds appropriated for work | TANTED-A NUD tand states, with retercices, FroRk ke neeg purely toe pride, pleasure r hear cars. } ¥ ie second floor, With water; reut, @i 414 0 st nw “AS COMPANION TO A ttendumt to an invalid; Ur travel; good Feterences, a * Torwon bo ‘object On to wean, * _ ‘Address Bux 214, Lykeus, IAN WITH WID! more than average | Bouta exposure; poss: Cali wt Bz uecept sny ‘guod Bituatiow oF it, | ily priv cf general inf business ality w Address EMPLOY | OR hh —— | House new. North and south exposure. LED—A POSITION AS WORK - . Ladies’ M nid, or to care in avy domestic capacity where proficienc. | Ject es L. H., Star Ofiice, 1t* | J ANTED—GO TO DICK'S AG: Housemaids, Waitress, Nurse utlers, Waiters aud general housework, wt nlw. Also European Steamship agent. J ANTED-SITUATION BY A YOUNG MaRnreD | Mice at iter, ¢ dress Box'ss, Star oft ANTED—A YOU1H SIXTEEN YEAR {Will Volunteer gervicos ior throe y wu the Profession of Architectu ART hamberauniae W alvre Men Waiters. Cooks, Cou shame | | yao RE! JANTED-FREE!! 10U —— US ANTED—TO PURCHASE A HUUSE ing uiue or ten rooins. with stable on game lot, lowest price and location to X. ANTED. sa Boy, ON MONTHLY ANTED—DESIRABLE HOUSE, EASY tients; will exchange splendid Lt near 14th wt, he foad. » Want to rent house with stable, POLARIS, Star Uftice, -RENT—A una 10 achare of te Pp. nod ARtED— TO BUY FoR, CASH, A 6 OX 7-nooMi north of Fand west of 1oth. maud price, Box 1: House, mod. imps. ANTED—WE HAV! House in the northwest, shout Por 8 pon 8,000 wha. $7,000; nue Send us location Woon! Pacite Buildin 624 F st now. TOMER FOR A ead $3,000 au 43 «0, lightful proms resorts in the country. All | oct t= er trains, including the cele- brated New ww tere aad Chicago limited express, is now in the field, and is ne only woman who ever held that position. Whether she will be oun ety: in office when Lin ny omg: returns city is a question that not been de- termined _ —_— Memphis in Line. ‘The cotton exchange of Memphis has com- menced preparations for the exposition of 1892 at Washington by the appointment of the fol- low: committee ou the subject: a ences Menry ‘tier, secre! joland Fontaine, Deunis Smi A. B. Treadwell. - ————__—_— A Wife Granted a Divorce. Judge Cox to-day made a decree of divorce some hf mason mao Hatha ih dy of the children—four between eight et ae ® vil fed OF One marriage March charged dosertion December 16, 180. Ridge Sunday, July 7. a fore bmg me |e e stop ab Coanendchameene Tarovon-Car Service To Lox Braxcu via Pennovivanta Ratcnoav.—In order to better accommodate the large travel between Wash- ington and Long Branch, N. J., the Pennsyl- Vania railroad is now running a thoroughfare — on = leaving the 6th street sta! at am. except Sunday, Sock ment the el delphia is porte errs —————_ Tunovem Caz ro Ocean Crrv, Mp., via Vast Rattroap.—The new Peninsula | “p: xpress via Washington at 1:17 p.m. daily, Sunday, ing there st 135 pm ig ew arriv- y ANTED—BUBINESS 4 PROPERTY “ON F ST, 9tu and 13th n. cost 850,000 to ‘Must » 7 3 i: sie 0, OO tae bay er ? Paco. BOARDING. go k TWOGENTLEMEN TO TARE ree; first-class scovmammodations; convenient 10 ED AN ma refed pes ons we La Ty D.C., SATURD ay! JULY - 6. 1889-TWELVE PAGES, _FOR_RENT—HOUSES. family. State terms. Refer- ees iss ae abe THAEE Ux ADY WOULD LIKE Room AND a _ ai ar ‘Rooms ARES ee cee Tred. Which musi be reasonable, occupation, Waxy GENTLEMAN, W: WIFE AND TWO first floor, ieee panckecti cae Sisr ode "°° ie | yyaxsen = re oe FURNISHED FRONT Room, second or third story between F and 1, a 14th sts. nw, Address, stating price, T. Q’, W ANTE GENT: AND Wir. ‘wo Ware ED-BY 4 GI NTLEMAR ZW gtd eee te Getober 1.78 Tisso. "se ‘Seud terme mda AN’ pa 'URNI wW VAST aR barnes ISHED ROOM OE viet t: | WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED. —FOR BUILD! PURPOSES IN CI’ 2 Wst.000 for five flee as. hte city be (Ra ocommitvete, pa Tty:” Address BUILDER, Star oftice.» 'TOPr' Wars Bonioy “180 insurance [olioy inom pay 6 per cent; inguraace poll Pe tty 2 3200 TE, seourity. Address: Policy, een ANTEDCANY ONE LAY Ai IDE MOU URN: Drew Lace Dresses or other Biacl Dresson, wil please addrens M.A e Starciice “Tet WAXTEDS EY A OSTERED 1 NG ROOM IN the neighborhood of 12th and H ats. n.w.; would Like table aud chairs furuished, Address Box 78, Star vax TED—PARTY WITH NOMINAL SUM TO purchase or promote desirable Patent D_TO PURCHASE, A BYCICLE, 48 OR 52- a Colurnbia, Star or Safety, lady's ‘or gentle- zo. Address, giving kind, price. — here ‘ED—HOPKINS' ATLAS: BOOK FORM AND <e Map of the District of Columbia; ‘also good price. Address H. D. 15 per o¢ per cent guar- os Rex on S8 cents monthly ears: strict state si estate, Best of rete d. Send for cire nneapolis, Minn, ani a Place suitable for a first-class Saloon or Restau- 8. ADLEK, ee itimore, Md, J6- oe b It KNOWN. BEST CHANCE ‘ver offered Ladies and Gents! Garipent Cutting: Full Course, é WAGN. St. Cloud Building, 9th and F sts. b.w. coe BAUM PAYS THE HIGHEST CAS! prices for second-hand Furniture, Carpets, an f rest tire Households a specislty. we FAMILIES BY AN EX- ns fine underwear and cisil- F clothes; woud buttonbole worker and sew chine operator; references given. Address Bo: r office Ww. ANTED — BRIGHT BOYS AND GIRLS ON Capitol Hill to Study Shorthand under a Pract: WaAxtED ES: 500 FOR WELVE MONTHS AT ne per cont; Linve perunauent salary of $1. erences Al, ZY, Star Office. WASTED — Houses TE TO PAS- | fare, all board aud no burt-wite fences, ranting | water in ery field; ctf ry pura. ee rays ef shivte les on 7th st. roa "Adres Ay TTL id., or a iy at SOUP st eam ak sus D—7LUIE AND VIOLT TEaeON BE- S$ per quarter: Typew iacti- ccurucy, low rates, Room 86, bt Cloud Bldg. vthen, Cunes eis Diid, Call o al to EIZNAI, LOT T1th sR, sule ony in the f fish sees; also Dr. MeGull’s mst 400 doses $1; samples A BAILEY, sole agent, 317 A st. a. slip covers cnt and imad NELBON, 1 MERRY. 7 Wintee -STEAM CLE. Lexthors Kenovated, renwes Made over, Furniture Steamed, and Moths H.ALOUNGS, 140% Pa.ay., Pelephone 1008-2, “tu _F¢ IR RENT ROOMS : sICELY- W.—N family, eentlemen preferred, 13d Li BOARD—YRONT KOOM ON delightinl location for the summer Ist st. uw. Gl secon THREE UNFURNISHE LOOK | (SOUTH :_ OF furnished, Re RENT H gL ‘Dining Kooi: ee TWO . Ui 7OR RENT— * Communien Kools; 1 O VERY DeSiKABLE CoM\U- i rooms, turnished, terms reasonable; rivate euites or otiiandomne ‘Hooesn a. -| Fe B OR FOUR FINE LARGE uuiurnisied Hoows ina new flatof 6 room or, hie exposure; central, Keferences, Bi A Fron} at vork, TOLD ith ate Tnguive at 10171 10th at, cor, ot save, Gas and heat included 1 {OK KENI—LALGE COOL LOOMS FOR jurnished or unfurnished, 800 10th st. 2.w. UNFURNISHED ROOMS, t(varior) flour; mod. imp grounds; terms moderate; hali square trom Capitol, it —COMMUNICATING ROOMS, SE ond floor; bath on same Hoor: also Siail Room, 1303 F st. n.y.; ulso, by July 15, Communicatl us, ser ond Roor, oe wi ndow, at 6 FX ES 1506.1 8’ OPPOSITE FRANK- Yin park; Pleasant Faraished ‘Rooms teraeny Wo persons ‘rent cue hier; Feferences exchange Foue DELIGHTFU 0 per month in a Delawure uve. ne. RNISHE! fn ahd will rent theut > ciesirable partica, Audre ss DUPONT CIKCLE, Star office. dy He B98, RENT GTO, OCLOBER — A COMPLETELY Furnished House to adults at $25 per month, ‘Apply at 1900 R st. n.w. ace RE ‘Eooms, en ite oF single, ia ® handsone house hear the vin Stable ‘tor two see dress BOSTON, Star office. iyi" rg “two Hleasant Rooms at very reasonable rates, ¥ Mg at 1926 New Hampshire ave. n. w. oR RENT—1908 ¥ gs " Picked of Unt vestaiea Rous in TOUR ROM: walle _syO-3t na | Wagar GENTLEM le poard for TAKE FTW ie a R RENT— AYE INVESTMENT—PAID UP} Fe 7 » BEST BUTTERINE, | 3 “Warranted not to vet | for oue mouth, or mouey re. | d Tara, J purer. richer, aud | ok RENT— p to caretul party for te smm~ ed. dyG-x ew house near Owher und occcupent has no use for —FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED FOR _RENT—HOUSES. _ at. aw. order, 1412 30th st Doroae ge im ed Apply to BENJ eas Geb Ae, sto outed s Slee 518 N. ‘OR RENT—1410 OTH 8T. summer kitchen, water, ROBESON 3 mouth , en Ree ee SEE 27 an isd “Te SEE, it 1 6122. 21¢ 16th and jefforson Pince a. h «8200 it 1800 Fees Dbupobi ci bear Dupont bet. 47th & 18th R RENT—1 920 AND S22 H ST. ‘NEW THREE- Freer ie 4 Basetuent House, 10 tous reception i$ ei and 1457 w Two-story and Basement House, & G pommreciat eee eae Boe {ozo sotivat. Sew thie: Sand Dasduecut Rouse, Tvoma, reception bail Fg | ali FY wea Po FARDUN, 1326 Pat. OR REN RENTER: “ROOM BRICK SE, bath «bay window cellar: all mod. smnps, Raped | bet. Mots, ioe saauager) JR. 1 ave., near 15th Bs ste. ta foramen) throug! Wey th tacing LeDroit ‘e25, 0 Bot ad apa ce Mr Gut | BULLLIING CaN BE BTAINED AT OUR Os. Fe RENTOTWO TEN-ROOM BAY WINhOW a ied only by per- ts il mod. ee pt Mis- au, x a Joner0N, oft Sse paras 03 Peun. ave bw. HERS Livery Stables 425 uot uae dv6-3t OR KENT. AND 340 PRUOE ST.. LE Fe. RENT-BY RO. Rice Hy BEAL, Be- Droit Park, 6 rooms and Lau 520 Simuce tate aud lusurance ss 20th anc b St, 9 rooms and bath, cellar, side | lot, Parion st. n.w., 6 rooms, $18. 1, hibit, $e ‘OR RENT—UNFURNIBHED a OLILL ave. ISHE COMPLETE Paiste OFFIC. 841 F st, 24 Boor. Siront rom 830 to bysyesm 980 N. &. cor. VE, LE, RO. HOLTZMAN, 10tn ana F JOR RENT—108 47H ST. moder improvements, §) $0 Gat ist ‘The above Louses cap be e: coroticeunly, "” THOMAS SPs) Fis neces <a ay borate Sr.12.5u 1 turni: 1604 14th st. n. w, Brand store. #1 Sok Oth nw store and dwelling Oth st. b.w., ¥ rovme aud bath, ali convenietices; desirable beigu “hoo per uo. | Ingui: aey ares T.DMUW SING, 416 5th ot mw. -| Foe RENT—118 17H 87. 8. E. Brick, marbie-trin-med, 7 roo: Po He it will be at. s. ©. Bt per mouth.’ Apply’ at blocks Dupont Circle; rent E ico CHARLES E- ALY, | tage in n.w. suburbs: nicely furnished: street cars; stable for 2 horses and carringe: u pleas 5 3 E | wnt aud cool resort for the summer. Fer terms and | HOURES 62 SAND 628 BST. N. E an spriy to neta Les * Jeemtt to tnapect ATCHELDER, {OR RENT OBY 7 %) ATE BRU lairobe ress hot and | er, pas; Dewy ys a ered Feat mod Ki og 00 ed BOD zit euch rr. GEO. W. GRINDER, 630 B rs ne. Sioa" POH RENT—1920 SUNDERLAND PLACE. CON: Y taining ms wid Buti; price, by the year, . ‘ee furnished, or §70" szigonth cafur: RS i. cone carenit JOHNSTON, 121 iy E. 917 FST. NW. NALLY. -STOLY bay-wiundow brick? front aud week send, desentes Y Foomeand bath. 8: at 50. Apply on’ premise em, 1928 | 2 15th xt. 2 oe r- = 70. Soe COMELETELT F = House to adults at $25 per mouth. th nly a id soltencs wise, acs sat ave., dra, 4th © Sine extended, 8 F. 25 _dy6-3 Cor. 13th aud Ne FO RENTOBY ALFRED H. 11 IN. a Rhode teland ones. w. A8 U near Zist, Yr. uys) RENT6ROOM J BRICK HOUSE AND BATH . BW: best Eel PLEASANT. 5 Ey. EN-ROOM wY Apriy text b next howe. wee aoe 6 ROOMS | mission to ims; HAM, sod Fat on to “tatayetis square. ....200 9100.06 per 'mo | "It a ‘Circte mo Sunderland Place. ..100 | | North, $00). bet. 29th end 1 sth 90 labatory aud closet. Bret fluor, | | tains tour stalls sud ‘room fpr sox four carnages, coach }n K St & 2dd ats. 20 Breiee st. B.w., store and dwelling, 5.00, 5309 00" Hat. 30.00 ths H et. na Bs ‘s . aed YY XU. A. PEbSOULT, i barat 1416 Bat. u.w., Kellowe Building. Bk! T—i02 26 STH ST. N.W gg and foncnont Brick re agg 9 rooms and first-class in every EMMONS s. Beaton Variety | Store, P05 Mt Market Space. ei RENT—006 0 ST. N.W., 8 ROOMS, PAPERED To THREE.STORY Da bath-room ude inoderate, pee: FOX & BROWN.” | and closets, cellar, all modern org 3 | i aye | Bia RENT—FROM JULY TO OCT., PRETTY & th, hot and cold water; mi; abort distance trom | WAGGAMAN, BEAL ue capital, aa opportunity to enter a | ing, Business wuere Dusinees talent and ‘push cas | nude profitable; or would take charge or 4 rae capen Brick, Ze. ae ©. D.Way Bs $31 eS, ‘ave. bw, Store and Collar” 00 dyG-co3t G.OXMPBELL, tke Tin SE aw. JOR MENT 1010 6TH ST. Pyelling. 481 popes JOR KENT—BRICK DWELLING, 9 ROOMS Fé ih, all modern Ra PP 16be fee i 4 _Sy3-6t 1307% F st. RENT—A_NE. NEW ROOM BRIC Fetvetine, 1 ae at aw. uewly peperad | 3 eT RUT caathnoait 1307 F st. nw. OF Both & U'nw., iE 1526 low nw. BF, 73-108 5. T. DYER, 1304 F st. nw. GE RENT 10917, O1H, 87, EXTENDED, LE ew Park’ 8 rooms: ell m ODUMBE, . mod. unp.; 630. A. T. pt will be Feuted sinmly are harbeasntthoaen Ee STORES. 262. NEW SIG- FORRES Tp Qua ROOMS OX PLIST FL00R; ‘ALL Fe Steer preveed Sete base Prout. ais rf ai tT ae oe eh snd market conye- Eee sae ip cl eevteen terervemnents npa ars ae eaneee 8 Os5i8 Vat ne 19} RENT 1807 HST. ST. NW. FOR RENT—14 AROLIN! ing z " Praag toe {OR RENT19140, E ST. X.W. BETWEEN oe pont is EiStory Furnished Rooins, conned with Banke Fic 26ta "ste Bsc it roof WE A ROMANO 00D JOR RENT—1: C 8T. NW, ¥ BERGER 1508 Caroline st a 18, unfurnished’ yo-ae OR RENT—1931 I Ls. very pleasant iiooms, seco; mploome ieee senile dyS-aer” Bare OM. aa WINDOW, ag nd one eg URNISHED, and ‘grape arbor; herdice ie ogi oh ornate a Be ae td R RENT—EIGHT-ROOM ince yard HOUSE; and Secon Gages It Tid Hie, tear Linc park Spent FOR RENT—HOUSES._ ae Fat abi nn AY eee. at te tne, 7 rooms. 268 Fo.o.c.om.om, os Ok KENT—1908T, eT cellar, man 4 piu ba apply FOR. nae JOR pnevr TARGR STORE ON 9TH ST. NEAR ave: re tral loc my for ae 39 ae res cad AL Gul fy ‘Oth et. pe EXNT-A LAGE sree aT IVY out nd boundary. suitable for. grocery | & just competition ; big chance for snerpeeing, oat | Dewt tli is coon | & 1331 F ot. Hablinued. Wal. T. OKIE, JOR RENI Good LARGE STORE| ney SE crete Cellar at GS 7th st. «, fits Permanent tenant, $20. A. 1. Forty anew * {OR RENT — STORE Zid 0TH ST, N Fe @ Sse rt gL svat muitable “tor com —Y ‘OF grocery business particular #20 ba ave “ 0 ice JOR KENT-STOKE AND DWELLING ON IM- portan' i" fare for millinery, com- fechionery, druggist, talor ur “other light business; 1211 Gat.'n.w. kent $40, Keys adjotulng. Jels-3mm —_—_SSSS——r———rr—r—rv—reaeoer ENT—WESY END FLATS—26020 K ST. jew Signal Ufice—tive large roous and beth, with ali moder iiprovement coal cellar, Reference required. FOR RENT—OFFICES, Fe IR RENT—TWO COMMUNICATING OFFICES, beautifully papered aud Sra Pe ‘th private oe, aly ‘$20 per mouth. JUN SULKMAN & CO. {OR RENT——LARGE, AIRY OFFICE PPICk Room yh seound Boor of new busiding, @ pte. pews oposite Penacn thee Iy5-0i ALBELTY. FOX, 040 F ot. mw. FOR RENT- STABLES. POR RENTOIN KEAR 1224 OTH ST. N. W.) AO- suodations for two hurses ca Frice $10 per month.” Opposite ‘the Fortiaua, ton” “Squarters, &c t _ THOS. J. SOE 184 Peat nw BUSIN ESS CHANCES. a | POR, SNE LocaL STOCKS, GKAPHOPHONE, Linotype, Garrett Park, Pneumati: Gun, Domestic dare bngine, Heat and Light, Toulmin Gste, Boiler Purilier, de CliAs. 4. SHIELDS, 1006 Fat. nw NTLAE NEW aud Unbrelias in store ©, Tlumaty to get e paying b . For particulars apply at 7 | TPO EANESTORS, LANGE OR SMALL. A LiMiTED DUET of shares of the stock of ‘the Sylvanite Mining aud Millug Go, NOKVIN GREEN, New York, Freaident are oii ced ial blocks to ouit at able. For prospectus, particulars, &c.. address COP. REILES, spe Agent, jy6-100" He siz set aw. FOE SALE WOOD AND, COAL, YARD wire Lease at low rent, one of the best ——— in Dis- JOHN F. DONOHUE, 313 ieee a ie For sate CABLE COLOR MILL own mince, neat Maspor's Ferry, W.Va. wa A proiit of 30 per cent can For fur- rticuars audress WM. ‘Tavis th Mining hag er, 40.5 5, Aun st., Baltimore, | WAdten-se. Spar ATE SECURITY RITY outside the sity tor 3 or & years, PLICAN 1, Star office. 20K SALE—OLD ESTABLI Provision Store, with or wii Will be seid at @ bargain; ress SUD A st. 5, NEST BL iD GROCERY STORE WILL BE sold at a bargain to immediate purchaser, fine 6 | ortumity for an enterprising wan. Address BA, ED GROCERY GAIN, star office. _ 496-3" Fe SALE—STOCK A. XTC OF A NEAT dittle Cigar Store. Apply at Store sof Thee uw. OK SALE—A NICELY-ESTABLISHED CONPEO- Uonery or Ice Cream Saloon on LV Ee: yd reaacne tor selling. THUNERY, star omoe.” |W setae tts 2 TUAL POSSES 3 4 thousand deliare for teu years aso per cent, iret picrurabe: pay uonts to auc dover. ati ‘or | DEREK, U. _ sos OU iu soe Sood Feyine ‘Business nue tgs eivitg (ull particulars ouly ans dress Box ¥1, Star office. 370-20 & ssi ANTED-BY AN ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN Chau estate, first-clags references furmished. sib © parties only nee! addcess, in cou! pon. ee Call particulars, P.O. BUX 516, City. MY } Fe: SALSA FIRST-CLASS GkocEny, ad and Tgguor story doing a god cash alleal Sea "Bina: J SAaLAUNS. Ou and y ANTED—20 BOR 00 FORK A TLRM of six years at 5 per cent uiterest; mo coummis- sion; will give real estute security worth double the wmount Address H.1P.,Starofice. jy5- FP \HERE IS NO CITY IN AMERICA GROWING AS rapidiy as Pludiay, Obio. Itis the center of the sat vil aud nevural xus belt. Glass factories, rolling and uncs waunfecturug estabdsbinent aircady in opersticu give euiploy went to thousands men. ly Bportuon of the fife Gea spelen * in ued giaBTegerers! lots for sale near lange factories at mere FRANK B. CONGER, Beal state Agent, y2-lw 1416 F at. Te CHEAPEST LOTON 10TH ST. SOUTH oF B t.,for sale at less tliais cost Af taken within fifteem “Apply 1200 F at nw. doom 7. Syd-O8 ALL CHANCE BRICKHOUsk, 4200 8T. OPrO- went of $2,000 cash, balance S300 Searly seer ter 7 < janice $300 yearly . rent for Ot te tbo WEEK at 457 G st. ; WORLD bo Maven eaiie te ne __ LOST AND FOUND. BRITE AND =F FOX La boa. if returned to F TTESON, Room 35, West Wing, 7 AA syt-30" OsST—A LARGE MASTIFF AND BST. “BERNARD answers to the name of Leo; has an ‘Dog. totail not yot healed; liberal reward. ‘Meturn to Lafayette square. dy5-2e° OST—ONE SHARE OF F STOCK | IN THe ENTER Ad price Neal Kexnte Associaton. 3 reby warbed frou giplicstenae Benn ‘applied tor. sng sd aie che i Boundary. Les Tae CENTER MARKET ry ale Hintptan @ face of oe side the other. will be rewarded ‘oy calume'st B20 E st nw. RIDAY, rad