Evening Star Newspaper, August 3, 1889, Page 2

PERSONAL MENT! ‘Mr. and Mrs, H. H. Clapp, accompanied by their grand-children, Harry and Alice Ruff, left inst evening for St. George's Island to be during August. Mrs. Byron Sunderland is visiting Forest filen for a few days as the guest of Mra. Cham- Mrs. F. W. Pease. accompanied by her daugh- Miss Rena, left to-day for Rock Enon Va. at Rock Enon Springs. [ iH Assong Sass whe perticipuied ware ic ‘were Misses Kerney, Willet, O'Conno®, Baldwin also Mesers. Ramey, Neuinan, Clarkson, ir, Wyncoop, Mc- Closky, Snyder, ni j id, Kaise: Smith and Knight. D. Nachman, A. M. Orrison, J. G. Lick and Cape May. Judge Sam’l C. Mills has returned to the city after a short sojourn at Otterburn, Va. Mr. Samuel Norment and family, Mrs. Geo. W. Utermehle and Mrs. L. M. Taylor left this morning for Oakland, where they expect to spend the of the summer. Major Geo. W. Evans, chief of finance and @isbursing officer, Department of the Interior, left to-day to join his family at Asbury Park, — will remain until the middle of Sep- Major Chas. T. Yoder and family have left the city to spend the balance of the season mong the mountains of Maryland. Miss Anna Pope. 1309 Q street northwest, left ‘this morning to spend a month at Red Sulphur Springs, Salem,Va. Mrs. Dunlap of the Treasury and family, to- ther with Miss Rosa Ford of Q street and Sfiss Sally Mason left to-day to spend some weeks at Dover, Va. Miss Victoria La Compte will leave the city to-morrow for a month's vacation at Green- field, Mass. Mrs. McKenney and daughter of South Wash- ington have gone to Madison C. H., Va., to spend a month, The mother and sisters of Mr. W. D. Hodges to join him soon in Detroit, where he ill reside, having resigned his clerkship in the Navy department. Mrs. P. J. Lachmeyer of 25 Lafayette square will be the guest of Captain and Mrs. Collins of Bristol, R. L, after a short term for recupera- tion at Narragansett Pier. Many Washing- tonians will remember Mrs. Collins as the widow of Major Burt.U.8.A., and will be pleased to learn that she is once again the hostess of an elegant home. Dr. Bacon of 1312 Connecticut uvenue and family, Miss Louise Connally of 457 M street northwest, Miss Leona Heilprin of 922 B street southwest, the Misses Brewer and Miss Hol- brook, formerly of this city and now of Port- land, are following the exercises of the Summer school of languages of Amherst, Mass. Prof. C. Fontaine of this city and Madame Fontaine are among the teachers. Mrs. C. H. Allen has gone to Rock Enon Springs for a month. Miss Bertie Howser of Washington is stop- ping at Edge Hill cottage, Relay Springs. Mr. and Mrs. P. V. DeGraw are visiting Mr. Walter P. Phillips in New York. Mrs. H. Conquest Clarke is progressing | toward convalescence, but is not yet able to | leave her bed. Mr. J. Albert Duvall is stopping at Ocean City, Ma. Mr. Edward P. Harrington left yesterday for his home at New Bedford, Mass., and for a few we it Martha’s Vineyard. Misses Dorothy Metzler and Katie Oates have gone to Loudoun county, Virginia, for the mouth of August. - Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Snow have left town for their cottage on the Penobscot, Maine, till September. Miss Flora Talmadge is at Capon Springs with Mrs. A. F. Farrar. The family of J. H. Stine have gone to Stevensburg, Va., for the summer. Dr. H. C. Thompson and family are at Rock Enon Springs for the month of August. | Mr. and Mrs. J. Reed Littell and Miss Fannie Raum are at Willow Grove in the Shenandoah valley. Mrs, Kate Keating has gone to Ocean Grove to spend the month of August. Mrs. M. A. Williamson of the government printing office and her daughter Annie L. of | the pension office are in New York ona month's | ve. The friends of Dr. C. B. Gilbert will be glad to learn that he has so far recovered from his illness as to be able to leave last Thursday for Bath, Me., to visit his parents. James E. Padgett and family have gone to Rehoboth Beach for the month of August. Mrs. E. J. Jennings and children are sum- mering at Hamilton, Va. | William Walter Phelps, the newly appointed minister to Germany, was the guest of Vi President Morton yesterday at the latter's | Bhinecliff home, where he remained all night. | Rev. Dr. Elliott of Foundry M. E. church, this city, will conduct services in the chapel at Deer Park to-morrow. An enjoyable musicale was held at “Briar Bend,” the cottage of Miss Swan, Mountain | Lake Park, Md., Wednesday, in honor of her | — Among those present were Misses | ude and Grace Brooks and Mr. 0, W. Meyers of Washington. Rev. Dr. Leonard, rector of St. John’s, left | the city on Thursday for the north on a six weak? vacation, Mrs. Leonard accompanying Mrs. J. E. Moran and daughter leaves this afternoon for The Plains, Fauquier county, Va., accompanied by Mrs. C. Coomes and son. Mrs. T. B. Harrison of 1329 F street is mak- ing s tour of England with her son. She is now at Nottingham, but expects to leave for the continent in a few days. She will return about October 1. Mr. Thomas Tant and Mr, Rufus Putnam leave to-day for Atiantic City. Miss Juliet Palmer left this morning to join friends at Asbury Park, where she will remain about two weeks. She intends visiting New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore before returning home. j Mr. Thos. W. Hungerford, of the real estate firm of Rust & Hungerford, and family are rec- reating in Westmoreland county, Va. Mrs. Dr. 8. F. Newton and son are summer- ing in the Blue Ridge mountains. Miss Alice C. Stier of 1331 Corcoran street is st Rock Enon Springs for the month of August. Dr. and Mrs. La Fetra left Washington last t for Chautauqua and Niagara, at which ae they will remain for about « fortnight Dr. Obarles E. Hagner and family leave to- ‘morrow for a month’s rest ot Oakland. ° Miss Anna Cammack is at Rock Euon Springs for a few weeks. Judge West Willoughby and daughter are | spending a month at Rock Enon springs. Mr. Frank A. Lutz and family are at Rock Enon springs for the summer. Mrs. Dr. Henderson and daughters leave for Cape May to-day for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. North will leave on Mon- day, with « y of frien for Virgini: Bosch and Whhe Sulphur Springs for Hee'tel ance of the season. The following Washingtonians are at Rock Enon , Va: Mr. an W. Pai: the Misses Patra, Mr. Frans ¥. Tiitora rare C. Moses, Mrs. W. B. Moses, Mrs. A. R. Quaiffe, . 8. A. Pitch, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. L. Andern end family, Mrs. F. M. Heaton and family, Mra. Irwin, Mrs. Annie Eckart, Mr. Chas. shter, Miss S. R. Pratt, Miss Adelaide J.J, Keane of Washington are at Con- |. ter are spending the balance of the summer in —_— the mourtains. “Their son Charlee lias gone to | What ts Going on Among the People of ay ue aid uit ‘Washington County. (esers, Chas, H. Merillat j. Dwyer sonar Correspondence of Taz Evanixe Stan. of the associated press office, left W: to-day for the sea shore, the former for Hacenstown, Aug. 2, 1889. Park and the latter for a two weeks’ stay at At lantic City. THE BRIGHTWOOD RAILWAY. ‘Work on It to be Begun Next Monday— How It Will be Built. The work of laying the rails for the new Brightwood street railway will begun on the 7th- | Rev. A. Hartman, of Chambersburg, Pa.; while street road next Monday. The tracks of the | John L. Bikle of Hagerstown, A. 8, Hartman Metropolitan road now extend from Boundary | of Franklin county, Pa., and Rev. H. H. Weber to the Rock Creek road. The new company is authorized by its charter to use this track, and it will only be necessary the Rock Greek reed to Brightwood, » distance of some two miles, to lay new tracks from A TALK WITH PRESIDENT THOMAS, Mr. A. A. Thomas, the president of the new road, told a Star reporter this morning that the rails will be laid along the east side of the center of the 7th-street road. He says that the ils weigh 60 pounds to the yard and are known as “the girder si ide-bearing rails.” They will be laid on iron chairs four inches high, with iron tie rods at intervals of fifty feet. Only a single track will be laid at ted that the new road will be com- it is ex: resent and pleted by the end of the present month, TO EXAMINE AN ELECTRIC MOTOR, President Thomas left this morning for the | paper published ut east, where he will examine a new electric | from motor which he thinks will be available for use | Ge. onthe road. He has made an arrangement with the Metropolitan company, 80 that as soon as the tracks are down they will run their cars all the way out to Brightwood instead of stop- ping, as they do no’ Sraxspcny Lopor, F. A. A. M., will give an | one witnessed the accident. Rock Creek road. Excursions. excursion to Bay Ridge Monday, at which special attractions are announced. leave the Baltimor. @, m., 1:25 and > m. Ispran Heap.. Trains will and Ohio depot at 9:05 steamer George Law will give a sail down the Potomac as far as Indian Head to-morrow, leaving at4 p.m. and return- ing at 8. Lower Cepar Pornt.—The steamer John Wi ompson Will give its reguiar Sunday excur- sion to Lower Cedar Point to-morrow, leaving her wharf at 9:30 a.m and returning at 10 p.m. The Marine band will furnish music. CorostaL Beacu.—The John W. Thompson will leave this evening at 7 o'clock for Colonial Beach direct. Cottixewoop Brac. —The steamer Pilot Boy will make three trips to Collingwood Beach to-morrow, leaving at 10a.m.,2 and 5 p.m. Magsuatt Hati.—The Corcoran will make its regular Saturday evening trip to Marshall Hall, leaving at 6 p. m. and returnin to the city at 10:30. To-morrow she will make three —— at 10:30 a. m., 2:30 and 6 p. m. Youre Prories’ Association or Ham- ure M.E. Cuvrcn will light excursion down day evening next, August 7. The first excur- sion was very successful and its repetition will be more so judging from the manner in which tickets are being purchased. The steamer Wakefield has bee: the wharf at 6:30 sharp. Tae Reunion or THE Curistian EXDEAVOR Soctetres of the District, on the occasion of their first moonlight excursion,to take place on the steamer Thom next, promises to An attractive program will be given. a ive their second moon- e Potomac on Wednes- nm chartered and will leave — on Tuesday evening avery enjoyable affair. Invention of the “‘Cyclone Nozzle.” To the Editor of Tax Evewrne Star: As a friend of Dr. Wm. 8. Barnard, deceased, I wish to state that the “Cydlone nozzle,” so highly praised in your issue of July $1, under | Frank Tascoe, disorderly conduct; personal the title “Hcnors to Prof. Riley,” was invented ? by Dr. Barnard, as Mr. Riley admitted while Dr. Barnard was alive, and Mr. Riley ttempts ) For four years past the Lutherans of Mary- land, Pennsylvania, Virginia and West Vir- ginia have met in annual reunion at Pen Mar. The same place has been selected for this year, and the time September 4 The general com- mittee having the arrangements in charge is composed of Rev. G. W. Wire of Littlestown, Pa., Rev. G. G. Morris, D.D., of Baltimore, and will perform the duties of district committee- men. Extensive preparations are being made and an interesting program arranged for the oc- casion. A pleasing feature will be the presence of anumber of children from the orphans’ home at Gi bapa or Ne in Cee and who an . F. A. Heard of Hagers- town will have beg egarctn heaeomeg voices or more, weather prove favorable the steutedie will run way up into the thousands. Ice in Hagerstown at the present time isa luxury in the true sense of the word. The supply harvested last winter, and which was of — guality, has already been exhausted. ennebec ice is taking the place of the home article, entailing an increase in price from 80 cents to 60 cents. The Valley Echo, an old-established weekly Greencastle, Pa., nine miles lagerstown, has been purchased by Mr. W. Atherton for 81, The death of the late proprietor, Geo, H. Haller, made the le necessary. Mr, Geo. W. McCardell has purchased of the Albert brothers the Leader, Published at Williamsport, this county, and will take charge at once. Lewis Eakle, a resident of this city and a ddler of patent medicines, was found wwned in the Antietam creek CB pce No clothes were found on the bank, when a search was insti- tuted and his lifeless body was recovered. The Second national bank, an institution re- cently organized, has purchased of Mr. Wm. 8. Swartz a two-story brick building on Wash- ington street near the public square and known as the old post office building for $10,000. The structure will be torn down and a handsome banking house erected on the site. The following Washingtonians are guests at Keemar Heights, this city: I. N. Kalb, wife and children, Russell B. Taylor and family, W. L. Wolfe, Dr. D. W. Prentiss, D. W. Prentiss, a T. B, Prentiss-and E. O. Prentiss. —— THE COURTS. Propatz Court—Judge Mc le Yesterday——Estate of Martha E. Gibson; peti- tion for order of distribution filed. Estate of Mary Howard; will proved, admitted to Joven) and letters issued to John Moran; bond $3,500. Estate of Hattie B. Glascott; same action; let- ters to Geo. Truesdell; bond $3,000. Estate of Rees Evans; letters of administration to Thos, Taylor; bond $5,000, Estate J. McH. Hollings- worth; order to pay costs. Estate of Jas. T. Gallahorn; letters of administration to M. E. G. Gallahorn; bond $1,600, Estate of Kate Ross; order for sale. Estate of Ann Ewen Watson; will admitted to enone Guardians’ accounts of F. Beall, W. W. Kirby, A. F. Fox, Laura Y, Brown and H. B. Moulton, and administrators’ accounts in estates of T. J. Fisher, W. H. Scott and W. Young were passed. Poxtce Court—Judge Miller. To-day—Rose McDevitt, vagrancy; bonds or 60 days, Wm. Douglass. profanity; $5 or 15 days. Elizabeth Logan, vagrancy; bonds or 60 days, Ida Martin, do; do. Peter Brown and Eliza Coleman, profanity; personal bonds. Win- field McKinley, failing to have light on bicycle; do, Kate Green, vagrancy; bonds or 90 days, Sarah Williams, profanity; $5 or 15 days. Michael Langton, vagrancy; bonds or 60 days. bonds, eee eee Russell Harrison in Paris. now to claim credit for the invention are | Paris Letter in London Truth. unjust, B. Pickman, Mann, —+ Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been isued by the clerk of the court to Charles E. Bell and Lucy | to see the exhibition and is a good type of E. Estes; George M. Johnson and Ida M. Nor- | young America, ton; Christian Hubblemann and Sadie Gaesler KF of Baltimore, Md.; Edward C, Crabbe of Chi- eago, Ill. and Loula V. Ral wie bt al The Death Record. The following deaths were reported at the health office during the twenty-four hours end- ing at noon to-day: Hollis I. Serrin, white, 11 months; Frederica Gemmelbaur. white, 24 years; Edward Dyer, white, 10 days; Wm. T. Anderson, white, 9 months; Damey O'Connor, white, 5 years; Maggie A. McWilliams, white, 42 years; Richard Moore, white, 76 years; Chas, A. Brown, white, 9 months; Ralph D. Anders, white, 7 months; Ester Money, colored, 1 year; Sarah Ashton, colored, 22 years; John B. Thomas, colored, 25 years; Ernest Nelson, col- ored, 1 month; Lewis Thomas, colored, 9 months; Mary . Minkins, colored, 9 days; Elsie E. Collins, colored, 6 years, Poesernice SB 9 p.m. THE Time anv $2 THE Rate.—This makes the desire to go almost irresistible. By all means join the special excursion to Atlantic City to-night. the excursionists, station. Every attention will be given Tickets can be had at 13th and Pennsylvania avenue and at 6th street callie ALEXANDRIA. Reported for Tax Evenrxe Star. Tue Baptist Cuvrc —The Baptist congre- gation of this city held its annual meeting at the church last night and was occupied with the details of church business. The Baptists held their first meetings here in 1794, and court records contain the order that “leave is granted to the Baptist society to preach at the court house, Alexander Smith engaging to repair any damage to the house in consequence thereof.” This court house was the one erected in 1788 west of Alexandria Washington Lodge hall. Tue Tax on Express Companies. — The mayor now enforcing the tax laws of the corporation against the United States express company, which has refused to pay the city license of 2150 on the wer to ri only has mayor or Bell, the ttorney, to ‘ound that Congress te commerce. red the arrest of Mr. Lewis McK. The ent of the company, for doing business without a license, and Mr. Bell, who is in the constructive custody of the chief of police, has apy — by the express company’s udge corpus, which it is expected will reach here to- nd for a writ of habeas v. A Wasnrxotox Exrerprise.—Mr. Wm. Dick- son of Washington and a number of the other corporators of the Niagara hydraulic electric company, held a meeting here yesterday after- noon at 3 o'clock and took preliminary meas- ures for the use of their franchises at a point near Niagara Falls to use water power in driv- ing dynamos. The meeting adjourned to New York city. Nores.—The closing hours of the Dental as- sociation meeting,as heretofore mentioned, were {find that President Harrison's son—a gen- tleman of, I should say, thirty—is given no sort of precedence, unless over younger men than himself, at American dinners, He is over here ————ee—______ A Water Famine Feared in Richmond. The previous floods cost the Richmond, Va., water department over $1,000. The damage done them was repaired, but the new work was easily swept away by the recent flood in the James and the city will have to repair the same ata heavy loss. The water supply is now in- adequate, but only the steam pumps can work, and it may be that before the damage can be repaired the city will suffer for water, One Killed, Fourteen Severely Injured. A southbound Deleware and Hudson through train ran through an open switch atthe Ken- wood Junction, near Albany, N. Y., yesterday afternoon, and into the northbound West Shore train, due at Albany at 4:30. The draw- ing-room car Argyle and two passenger coaches of the Delaware and Hudson train were thrown from the track. Thomas Conniffe, a passenger on the West Shore train, residing in Albany, was killed, There were about thirty ee on the Delaware and Hudson train, and their escape from death is marvelous, as the two cars turned completely over on their sides and the inmates had to be taken out through the windows. Fourteen were seriously injured. Quite Another Profession. From the Lewiston Journal. “Let's see,” said Mrs. B., “she married a Thompson, didn’t she?” “Hey?” exclaimed Mr. B., who is slightly deaf, pausing with a potato held in air on his ferk. “She married a Thompson, didn’t she?” asked Mrs. B. in a louder tone. “No,” said Mr. B. gravely, “she married a minister.” EEE Se a Edwin Booth has sent his check for $500 to the ladies who are — up a bazar to raise money to build a library and armory for the Jackson Guards of Belair, Harford county,Md. Patrick Sherry has been arrested in New York for stealing the chair used by ex-President Cleveland in his law office in Williams street. Shay was given the chair to repair and sold it to another party. The treasure, footing up about $200,000, on board the Pacific mail steamer Granada when the vessel was lost, has been recovered. The Granada went ashore about a month ago on the rocks along the coast of Punta Tejuhan, District assembly No. 16, K. of L., at Car- bondale, Pa., elected Grand Master Workman Powderly, who is # member of that assembly, delegate to the generel assembly which meeta at Atlanta, Ga., in November and adopted resolutions protesting against Thos, Furlong as chief of the government secret service. AUCTION SALES jUBLIC SALE ‘As administrator of the estate of the late w.B. | _.FOR RENT—HOUSES.___ ress ——__WANTED—HELP. __|___WANTED—ROOMS._ = ante ri ‘BOY: ‘OR ON 18T OB and a “ eer epee Eceee gece tenes cont RESIDENT be Address ', Star office. at 2 eh... Ware taae au3-! ‘WASTED—CANVASSERS—CADIPS OR GENTLE- a 5 eae C.V. X, Star office, giving, ad ANT. T ONCE —60 WHITE AND OOL- WAXTEDUAT ONCE — 60. WHITE AND “COl- oe ye) west of 13th st. Box 30, Star office. ‘ANTED—FURNISHED iD Moe Maya maa Philadelphia and this City; Cooks, Houscworkers, Walttenses, Butlers, Riawliuar sta coer sea | WERE Se Eee WASTED RELIABLE COLORED WOMAN. 70 Seaghver route tenth of no wa-hinge 66 Det ne 3 rtd SOURNALIBE Siar ice M* SN ane ANTED—AT ONOE, YO! ‘MAN OR WOMAN W to Dictate to wiomeeghs Saint. aay oF eve WANTED--HOUSES. Ring; day proferred. Address oF call to see STENOG- = : RAPHER, 620 F st. nw. it Wee T., BY MAN af Wire ANTED — FIRST-CLASS LADIES’ CLOTHES ober kt : ANTED — ; THES : permanent; @20 to $25. _Ad- QUaREN STEAMEAUNDAY OO Eat'ner Te | Srom VERGINIA be oe, a4 WANTED-WALE ax FraaLn sxnessgux: | WANPRD Bi A, BALL DAWEY OF ARGU Pee er fg eh, House of not less than 8 nor more than 10 fooms nel i hey thorough repair, papered and free from ob: for Government Positions prepared, 711 G st. nw. tions, in northwest Of the city, at rent of WANTED-A WHITE OF COLORED GIRL FOE —— Re re W Nurse. “Apply to 400 1st st. n.w. To* | °RAtess 124 1 at. nw. aud." ‘ANTED-AGENTS FOR THE NEW MODEL | \\ANTED—FOR ONE OR FOUR Ween dgrkTE POR, 8, SEH NOREE| ‘Wy AnzED. FOR Ox B ment perfect; two styles of type.” Now eu exhibition | stable, corner W. B. YOUNG. 1308 Fat. at Room 47, St, Cloud f 8 au3-3t College aus-3t* rarsaieg: aise 28x1 Sis inches weeny SOUT, Our antes: x on : retail price $35 proportion. A Safe moot a demand uever before applied ‘by other safe com) panies, as we bre Bet governed safe pool. ALPINE SAFE OO. Clucianati, O- ans: W ANTED—AGENTS TO SELL STAINED GLASS aa Fire ph, Address box <2ee ANTED—A COLORED BOY IN THE BILLIARD Toom 408 9th st,, upstairs. One who his business, 1° ‘ANTED—FOR A POSITION OF TRUST, A R Wittiis rentemss Goldeneye rood refé ces; ye “it Abe ¥ Monaay ne THEE & G0", 430 7a st.n.w Ae A FIV) KLAYERS, JHREE HOD- Water. MJ Conny & BONS ait oa sae .W. WASTED Business MAN FOR THE GRAND- est Health Resort in America, whe! cures Sopaumption, eatarrh, rheumatisin $2,000 frst year: rs answered if self-addressed stamped e inclosed. ‘Box 380, Van Raub, Bexar Go. Texas.aug-2° ANTED—AT ONCE—A COLLECT Competent 2} , Star of ‘W ANTED—WOMEN COOKS, @10 TO #40; CHAI Ne Spee een R rs. or Farn 4 SAM'L A. COOMBE, 926 F st. n.w. WASTED WOMAN COOK, $25; LAUNDRESS, $15. Chambermaids, Men Cooks, Waiters Kite en Men. Hotel Chef, 873; Bartender, Hostier, Farm and Dairy Men, at once. DICK’S, 613 7th ‘WARIED_ENERi ‘TIC COLLECTOR WHO N assist at books; must give bond: small salary and commission. Address BOND, Star office, au2-3t W 4NTED—AGIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK Must be a good cook and £3, home nights. Call Lien 2s emma after 5 o'clock at 2132 L st. n. w. pron a W AXZED, LADIES EXPERIENCED IN MAKING need apply. He BACKERMAN, S10 056 Home wt bete Cmay < peat ANTED—IMMEDIATELY, HOUSES FO! bona-fide rent for to $10,000 for sale; $75 to 8150 for rent. easebte SORE GIBBS, 13th and F. ‘ANTED—-A_ FURNISHED HOUSE IN Fashiou First-class, . Address, fi loca NN. 6 Semone tion, Mre. L., 22 W4ZIED. TO RENT ON OR BEFORE SEPT, 1 eat of ith sc, ‘Addrean stating location nad Piss w Box 26, Star office. aa au3-3t* ANTED-THE STRICT ATTENTION WaIck our office (wi rience is giving to its Rental Departuent hae "pour ANTED—BY FISH & E st. We have constant inquiries for Houses to Rent, We solicit owners to Place vaine iu Our hands,’ su8-Oe ‘ANTED-BY FISH & MILLER, "Two Brick Houses bet. X, Capitol and Lath and Fand 8 sta. n.w., to cost about 83,50. Bt ANTED—TO BUY IN THE NW, OR GEORGE- wn, Cellar, 6 to'8- Room House, /J to. 85,51 Jot nied 00. ck = short Tot desiratly located ANTED—I HAVE APPLICATIONS DAILY FOR Witacs good tenants: owners ha’ houses: i t are ted to ‘them in my List: prompt returns. GEO. W: LINKING, 10th and Bate, 3y90-im. ___ WANTED—BOARD. Weeds about deater te Meee taes Oe ust 13 Board for Gentleman and Wife Six Children, and ferred: tic stating ice; terms must be Grea NW Star ofc. Dot Syme tn TO DRIVE (a oid BE Useful in & private family, wood city reference, Call or address DALLIS, 1137 10th ats aw, “awe Se FOR RENT—ROOMS. WASTED = 4N ACTIVE, RELIABLE MAN TO Mecanvass 8 Popular Book. Address Box 71, 8 offic au a RR KENT—THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS, Hogenrenlent for Light Housekeeping. Apply at zi st. Dw, us ANTED-A MIDDLE-AGED, >, COLORED WOMAN act as Nurse for s Young l. Boo 48, Pacific building. ” yA ANTED — SALESMEN EVERYWHERE FOR our Adjustable All Metal Door Plates (can sell and deliver at once), made of nickel, sold, or solid bronze; new goods just out; profits and sales 10 house canvassing. Write for particulars, q au ¥. DOOK PLATE CO., Newark, N. J. ul- ENERGETIC, ENTERPRISING —AN man, situated outside Washington, to Represent: our House in his State. Sala 70 Re! erences xiven and exacted. MANUFACTURER. Lock Box 1610, N.Y. aul-thesaw WANZED-SALESMEN—WE WISH A FEW MEN to Sell our Goods ple to the Wholesale and Retail Trade. Largest manufacturers in our line. In- close two-cent stamp. Wages $3 per day. Permanent position. No postale answered. Money ad % Wages, advertising, kc. CENTENNIAL MANUFAC. TURING CO., Ci ti, Ohio. jy25-th,s,tulm* 7 ANTED--COLO! MEN TO WORK ON Drum Point Railroad in Calvert county, Md. miles from Marlboro 8 y17-1m* Y Ai TO SELL THE MME. ¢ Williamson Corset: largest sale of any patent corset in the market; good tory. nt Manager, 18 8. 6th st., St. Louis, Mo.“ ee-edin WANZED—875 TO 8250 A MQNTH CAN BE made working for us. Agents preferred who can furuiah s horse and give their, trnole time to the Ly hess, Spare moments may rot iso, Avfew vacancies in towns and cites, B® JOHNSON & CO.. 1008 ic ANTED — DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT iter, more age y Men a — Dante id staves, With referonces, 717 Mast. it jy12-Pm* ANTE D—POSITION liable ‘and Competes Cooks (only) in’ small Please auaWer, stating wayes. Address B. ANTED— POSITIONS FOR COOKS, HOI men, Houseworkers, Maids, Butlers, Nurses, Waiters, Housekeepers, Clerks, Draftsmen ‘(nechan: ical and architectural), Few’ Germans, French and Swedes. Cities, country'and resorts, BURNHAM'S, 910 9th st_n.w. au:s-bt* WANIED_BY A YOUNG LADY, 4 SITUATI as a Companion to an Elderly Lady. W. herself generally useful. Please call on Mot tween 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. 1749 11th st. n.w, Ww NTE! ‘ATIONS FOR FIRST-CLASS ‘Cook und Laundress;a Settled Nurse for Chil- dren} Boy 1G years old in Pamly ; all colored; Experi enced White Nurse ; good references, 717 M 8 att ANTED—A SITUATION IN A REAL ESTATE or Claim Agent's Office, or would Buy an Interest in au Established Business; is a competent book keeper. Address L. E. D., Star office. 3-3 ANTED—BY AN EXPERIENCED PHAKMA- y cist, 4 Situation: can give satisfactory reference. rei EI, Star office. S-3t* Add: WASTED Fee HOUSEKEEPERS AND ALL Cae oe furnished highly recommended Ser- vants, ay 8, &c. Applications ed peng en yasent prepared. “Roots reyiatened same ters eR +8) 2 GENCE OFFICE, 711 G st. n.w. y27- WANZED-BY A YOUNG MAN, WHO I8 A STE- nographer, typewriter and bookkeeper,a Position ; has at present steady employment, Address REM: INGTON, Star office. ate wis ‘ED—AT “HEADQUARTERS- POSITIONS for Cooks, Chambermaid, Waitress, Laundress and Hiurpet, Seamtress, Men Waiters, Cocks, Coschi Ks, rs. SAM'L 926 Fetn.w. 3 GENCY FOR COOK! Houseimaids, Waitress, Nurses. Laundress, Coch Butlers, Waiters. and general housework. 613 . L.W. Also Eufopean Steamship agent. 1 WANTED SITUATION BY HOTEL CLERK, day or night, by competent gentleman; excellent references in city. Address Box 3: Starottice. a3-3° ANTE RADUATE OF COLUMBIA LAW ‘school who understands short hand and type writer desires employment (without pay) in lawyer's office after 5 p.m. to gain experience, Address Box Star off ANTED-SITUATION AS WAITER IN RES- {aurant, "Address KESTAURANT, Star office. aul-3t* WANTED MISCELLANEOUS iTED — BY A GENTLEMAN EMPLOYED daily until 4 o'ciock, a Position as Instructor in some eventing Echool : gives the following testimonial ; Mr, O. J. Markle, formerly an instructor in public devoted to clinics. Yesterday the de ates went to Mt. Vernon and last evening closed the twentieth annual session——The Relief hook and ladder company met last night and was occupied with the ordinary Whe Schuyler agents trouble in planting the electric light ‘The rain had so softened the groun: ness, ——"' monthly busi- ve had much its here. that the earth caved in as soon as the holes were d The expedient of sinking barrels to any depth. and #0 plan Past Master W. and Pratt, Miss Clare Davies, Mr. Prank N. Carver, Miss P. Miss Annie Lake Ravenna, Ohio. Rev. James Boyee, iF f i 2 ft £ ry tin; rothers of the “Mystic the les was resorted to,— ‘arfield has received at jewel.—The Metallic railway PR ff company at its last mecting here elected Geo. E. Eenecus grediioas and W. tary.—The National Roll ress com| Ae yom ge C. Wi The sureties on the Brockett, I will sell at public auction, at his reai- rfauld,” about e mile fi Ball Cross Tene 18 ra f HOKSES, CA’ FURNITUKE. audio qpaouts Dow. ra DOWLI 3 TO EAN ESTA me Bane SEES Grae CARRS OF Ri Axb ware SHEETS SOUT! NESDAY, A GUST SEVENTH, 181 K A. M.,at the stables, corner of vest, I ‘will sell On fev. it rt elle? i ol_____—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_— PROPOSALS. ed ‘1888, iy oy ee ae as and normal schools in this state, is Latin, Greel ci Normal and now professor of and of natural science in im the Collegiate Institute at Paxton, ill. The graduates of this institution are received inta an ad- vauced standing in several universities without examination.—Ohio Educational Monthly, _ Address 0. J. MAKKLE, Box 370, city post-office. 1° ANTED—CARTS TO HAUL SAND; STEADY Wek ruses. Apply Monday morning Pie vena BeLBed ARSE AUR Monday moraine Her WEED i BAUM PAYY THE HIGHEST CASH cs ond-I Furniture, Carpets and ‘Housebolds « specialty. Address Feathers, - En 219 Teh st. sw. WARE AcEeTe AND MERCHANTS TO BUY White Enameled Letters; first-class goods at one and a half centan upright incl 10c. , directions for nh as windo' HE ej ying 8 THE WHITE LETTER CU. BO Box 123, Newark, Ned. 'ANTED—HORSES AND CATTLE TO PASTURE: W eitellent food: plonty uf shade ned fou in every tleld ; fences (no barb wire). farm, Forest Glen, Md. Can apply at Wi Solum it when wanted free of change. "BA" Tom 106, 1435 New York ave. ANTED—HORSES TO BOARD AT W. iG WAR VERY rate Oar Got nae Doe ANTED—HOUSEHOLD ‘URE, OFFICE my a ane see ae TED—TO. mp Stig een ere \STURE AT GE} Farm, re ty ‘TO P fence! LAY Foe RENT—THREE FURNISHED ROOMS, COM- municating, for Light Housekeeping, with water oh same floor: price, @18 per month; no children. Apply to1332 B st, nw. att famaily: to gentlemen only, susioer Varma Ape 3 jemen ouly ; summer 1216 0 st. R.w., after 9 pan. aus Se TOR RENT TWO CONNECTING ROOMS, SUIT. for housekeeping, near governm: n office, 1027 N. Capitol st cz ease FOE RENT FURNISHED ROOMS. 1803 GST. .w. ; southern exposure; near State, War Navy departments, 1 {OR RENT—THREE COMMUNICATING nished Rooms, second floor. facing north ai Very desirable for housekeeping. 322 Ww. BS-St JOk RENT —204 OTH ST. NW. ELEGANT AC. pi gpmmodations for excursionists; near depots aud UNFUR- nd south, otels, YOR RENT—WANTED TWO YOUNG LADIES TO occupy room, with board. wath home comforts: $4 per week each. Address HOME, Star office. 3-3 4 VOR RENT—TWO NICELY FURNISHED AND One Unfurnished Room, with good Table Board; hice neighborhood; street cars pass the door. 123 B st. Re. au3-3t" 1 RENT— NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, either on second or third floor, at very reasonabi prices. At 1503 Vermont ave. circle. by ae gl —— Wo 4 Lw., esr Rhode Island ave., between bar x * gg . fronting lows it st FLOR RENT—LARGE COOL AND PLEASANT FUR- F nished Rooms, id wecond fi or and renovat 70R RENT—LARGE SOUTH BAY-WINDOW F bose Rooms; two in rooms with 3 Foom, with Separate entrance on corner, suitable for light busi- ness, 9C5 8th st, n.w. ya2-St ep a ingle or en suite, in family ; 4 iange, double corner house, south aud cast trout; refer: ences required. 1101 K st. n.w. aui-6r" POR RENT—817 15TH ST. N.W,, FURNISHED OR ne en to rent iy27-1m* ___ FOR RENT—STORES. WOR RENT—1320 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. N.W. EF yor Ooty Hardware or Palutlnge Eatebtishaceus: ‘Ser jarer monty gob. 'D. He WAKAER & CO. IGF st nw, = (OR RENT—FOR ONE YEAR, OR FOR A rd f years, Store; best location in the city; 802°%ch mt h.w. Apply to owner, 1211 Khode taland ave. LW. FH RENT—STORE AND DWELLING ON IM- iectionery: drut tlior ar other Tighe tuisens; 1211 Gai.'n.w. Rent 940. wedjoining. jets oa porwr ne Al cate on te IR RENT—TWO COMMUNICATING OFFICES, ratory and cloest, hist Root stenw only $20 per month. JOHN SHERM, BUSINESS CHANCES. R SALE—360 SHARES OK LESS OF AN ES- jeblished | Insurance Company's Stock. This is Good inves ; only ‘meaning business need owe apply. For f ulers ol ANTED—A WELL-ESTABLISHED GROCERY, jucr and Provision Store, Address CASH, Star >a ad LASS GROCERY Provision Store; store must be sold. a Vi ‘au3-6t* OR SALE—RARE CHANCE—STATIONERY AND Variety Store, well established, doi: pad tor sel rf so eeees it sold at ‘once. ad or " BUSINESS CHANCES Btar offce: 407 Bat n.w: AN OO wise 800 A GENTLEMAN WISHES TO INVEST }»this amount in the purchase of some good paying business, Address Box 7, Star office. _1t* FOE SALE ONE OF THE FINEST LOCATED Drug Stores in city; near three of ot the Government ta ; ise for selling ill health of the roprietor ; great tomcash customer. Call at Bots tot mw. it* ANTED—MONEY WITH WHICH TO DEVELOP ‘valuable interest ht ;raluable invention: an it can be Doug BEAN, Star otice. vemos, Ae oe ‘ANTS TO SELL HOTEL LEASE, GOOD WILL, W 4ursiture aud-ristares ta fort ‘ooms ; Bar betengees om peg aan a a a4 sacrifice; cause, poor health. Apply 417 G st. u-w-at ‘SALE—A DRUG STORE IN SOUTH WASH. aug-3t ‘UIT BOYER 313 436 8.w. OK 8: fOCK AND FIXTO! OF VARIETY pa x te 9 ‘but R BALE—A THOROUGHLY and Job Office ; town in northeast: gon ‘OR REN NDSOMEL! ('SHED—1317 ERaanare cin ennyk F Pbe TOA, 20r,_970|seridin ave a. heeoet atm te ne <—— ne ‘; 5.40 16D x i st oi 0) cor. Bah and JOHN SHERMAN & CO., 1407 Fat. TWO FIRST-CLASS RESIDENCES, fe Island ave. and 1412 15th st. Apply 3. 150. BR Lay, aud-s.tu,te, melt POR BENT, 3424 AND 3428 P. ST... GRORGE town; newly G roome, ell mod. imps, F Street care CHAS. PICKLING, cor, 32 and N, or L. 8. TOK, 810 F st. au3. roEerces Pp? Renesas ms 3 16.30 HERRON & RAMEY, 1307 F st. nw. RK RENT — UNFURNISHED — 1309 RHODE Island ave. ; un: 30 per m0, AMES A. BAT’ . «| #) z= SI es te sme Be mie i wis ‘ 16 v. 1 Dupont 1o00 mt a 1G Sten 138.200 180 1714Conn.av, YSZ 912 19th 1150 stable. 617 ali $12 7 ee acres ecues ee rerepererey ir? ave. 601 18tnst.n.w....7.66.67) ‘The above houses be exan.ineg —— Thomas J = au: FoR BEST 3406 (CORCORAN ST 235.50. 1235-39 Potomac st., and b., 20, 2126-28-30 7th st. buildings containing beautiful ‘stores. 6 household purposes: cellars; also stables in rear of each: ren 2145- IR RENT—NO. 1917 K N.W.; ries and cellar; 11 rooms gpd ‘bath; all moderu improvements; newly papered aif in first-class order; 70. Nos. 1011-13 20th a n.w.; Bricks; 3 stories and gellar; 9 rooms and beth’; all modern improvements; keys at shoe store opposi 35.50. 5 rooms; water, BRICK; 3 STO- ist st nm. w.; Ni 5 Na. 914-16 aug3-3t* RENT—BY ALFRED H. LER & SON, Cor. 14th st. and Rhode Island ave. n. M near 13th. 10r. 805 | 15th near P, Gr. M near 224, 10r. Le Droit Path, 16r ‘au3-3t* ide JOR RENT— 1604 14th st. n. Sr. and store. 'T—1615 MARION ST. aud bath, concrete cellar unde: whole . Apply of owner, EMMONS 8. SMITH, 705 ket Space. aud-2m EI and basement Brick Hi Bret-class in every E 202 N st Saiy, 2 iss5 dt oe baw. In rear of 1420 N et., 7 coachman's 1341 14th st nw. p Ur..50 ‘th wt 20r-44 1530 Leth nw. price for Call at 455 New Jersey ave. JOR KENT. L-S. PRISTORE, 810 Fst. nw. OOM (NEW) BRICK HOUSE ON Deteen 2d and Sd ste. nw obKonite 3, #10 per month, Inquire L. F. New York aves “2 CZ, wusea rT auz-3t SOR RENT—00 DST_5.W., FOUR-ROOM BRICK House with water: ‘parkiiy in front or inonth. "Inquire on premises, {OR RENT—BY THOS. EWAGGAMA FP Sariar buokth, is ee HOU! The “Maltby,” N. 3. av pnd Cat. nw... 81 2. TOOMBS. eorseese nee Oth & Pa. avons 11éi Vernon Row, room 9. Vernon Kow, room 10. STOKES, &e. Hall on N.¥.ave, bet. | Store 1410 Pst. nw. 13th and 14th sis. n | Stable. rear 1416 K wc rent @50 « nignt, D.w..... . . 3 Stable, bet. Gti and 7k aol and & and F sta. 2. 3) 8 portion of the eal at ofice for bulicun ieened om ‘the ist t lout] THOS. E. WAGGAMAK, ae RENT—UNFURNISHED. O15 N st. now. 12r 6 M st. bet. i2 and 13, 07.85 glass ibe ae now . 40 Hillyer Place. .. y FUKNISHED. tuitey SEER SE ae BESEnse sss 4 ‘Conn. ave., above Rst.@: 000 K, near McPhersou preted Conn. ve Cor. Coun. ave. Conn.a. b.N & Dup’ & Nat. ne 330 genteract, Pace dh... E .. nr. Dupont cir. 15th.250 Conb. av. wear Duputit and, ft ie 08.33 K xt. bet Tsih” sad 9 14th ste. (from oun wt. bet ii sts. (for summer)......60 North side Corcoraust., Det. 15th and 16th st 30 BULLETINS CaN BE OBTAINED AT OUB OF —1026 8TH ST. N.W., THREE. FICK. These houses can be inspected only by per- louse; 9 rooms and bath; | mits from our office. IONS 8. SMITH, HILL & JOHNSTON, - aud-2m ty13-coiw 1503 Penn. ave.i.w, t. Boston Variety Store, 705 Market Space Hs ennheheeeperezeges: 3 suveeseeee ate si $3 Si es 3: 8s g SEBSTE Bes’ esky RENT—SIX-ROOM HOUSE, 1222 6TH ‘modern improvements; @25.50. Also, DesBeeeeenesebs eeeee EE FURNISHED HOUSE, mont and i 13 Brent or ments fom. Angee Sa premises. S80 BF LELOHTON, 482 be Fe RENT—1306 OTH ST. X. W., NEW Bay. Wi yw Brick; 10 rooms, 840. 19th st. n.w., t New douse; 12 roome; 1017 6th st. extended, Le Droit Park, Pretty New & rooms, $30. Segal Raa ah BENT_2 STORES AND DWELLINGS, ALSO ‘Small_ Houses. DUFFY": office, 1250 7th at nw. bet M and Nate, pers oat for dress Box 9, btar office. 101 SEE WE Tt Sievall haven i? "Key neat door. Owner £18 saw. ‘et Foust. 806 26th st. Or ‘Apply 10r. 1)