Evening Star Newspaper, August 17, 1889, Page 2

PEKSONAL MENTION. Mr. Samnel Norment left today fora fort- night’s visit with bis family at Uakland, A large number of young gentlemen, several of whom are employes of the Boston dry goods houxe in this cit; ney eyo pg and styling themselves the Norwood club, left this afternooo for Atlantic City, re they will remain for a few weeks at the Norwood hotel. The party cousists of Messrs, W. F. Cross, Harry Meitzler, J. Meitzler, E. Alexan- der, W. Keegius, C. Nelson. W. Hodges. Frank Wagner, J. O'Neili, J. Butler, jr., Willism Sheed. jr. J. F Shea aud Misses 0, Nelson. N. Lowe, L. Pumphrey, M. MeDonough, B. Lo- throp, Kittie Davis, Minnie Rogers, Nannie Harris and Roxanna Dayton. Several other members of the Norwood will join the party a week later at Atlantic City. Mise Mattie Server is the guest of Col. Mo- Kibben at Marshall Hall. Mr. George Francis Train Downing is spend- ing his vacation traveling with the Washington THE WASHINGTON ASYLUM. The Intendant Makes His Annual Re- Port to the ‘Commissioners. Mr, W. H. Stoutenburgh, the intendant of the Washington asylum, has made his ennual report to the District Commissioners, He states that there are now 180 inmates of the alms house, 832 having been admitted and 908 out of the pension fund for the support of pen- sioners in the asylum, Of the alms house Mr. Stoutenburgh says: ‘‘The hose is clean, com- fortable and weil warmed during cold weather. The diet is amply sufficient to sustain them in good physical condition, their meals are regu- lar, and the general conditions are such as to base ball club. | conduce to long life,” Mr. F. H. Williams leaves tomorrow for s two weeks’ vacation on Chesapeake bay. After five years’ absence in Europe attending to the education of his daughters Col. W. P. Tis- del. of Congo, fame will reopen his house on Jowa circle and join in social life here again | th Miss Tisdel has just carried off honors for elocution im the dramatic celebrated Rudy institute at Paris. | Col. Tisdel, returning from Kurope, went di- reotly to South America, where he has exten- sive busisess interests, and will be in Washing- Many, he says, are admitted in a half fam- ished condition who, when they are restored This class bo’ eaje, should be dacharged ak el says, an keptouf After describing the various im- ements made about the building during ‘ear, Mr. Stoutenburgh ur; an appro- riation for the rection of un ditional ward the hospital for white males. and recom- mends an allowance sufficient to secure a better clase of nurses and cooks for the hospital. He ton this fall. ent will spend his vacation at Linwood Shade, Carrol county, Md. He will be with relatives from Baltimore. Miss Mary Lane of New York avenue is back again much much improved by her sojourn in Loudoun county, Va., where she has spent her vacation. Mr. Sam Franklin, jr.,of Pine Bluff, Ark., who is visiting his aunt, Mrs, Phil. Wallach, left for the Blue Ridge mountains to meet Misses Jennie and Maude Wallach, where they have been for the past week at Round Hill. Miss Clara Frau is also a guest at the same place. Mrs. E.M. Shirley and daughters left for afew weeks’ outing Friday, visiting Fort Monroe and Smithfield, Va. Master Ed. Shirley is spending his vacation on Bull Bun battle fields, A party of young men, composed of Wm. Musser, John P. Jackson, L. M. Taylor, jr., L ¥. Young,jr., Wm. R. Mack and J. H. Lepreux, have left the city on the yacht White Cap for Old Point, expecting to stop on the way down at Colonial ach, Colton, Blackiston Island and Piney Point. They will return in two or three weeks, Mr. John 4. Mongan of the Navy department, after an absence of three years, bas gone to his old home, Fayetteville, N.C., to spend his vaca- tion. Miss Harriet Ashford of West Washington has gone to Block Island, RL, for a stay of six weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Doe, with their daugh- ter Edna, have gone on a trip north, visiting | Niagara Pails, Toronto, Canada and Lockport, N.Y. Miss Mamie Brown of 225 North Capitol street is the guest of Mre. 8. T. Suit, Berkeley Springs, W. Va. Mrs, T. B. Harrison of Washington is now in London, where she will remain a few days be- fore leaving for the continent. The following Washingtonians are amo.g the recent arrivals at the Colonial Beach hotel: Mrs. Cari Petersen and family, Mrs. Freiderich, Mr. A. C. Jenkins, wife and child, Mr. and Mrs, c Mr. and Mra. . Baily and daughter, | ¥ C. Mathewson and wife, | D. E. Porter. J. Lehman and W. D. Cannon. Miss Sophie Pitchlynn, the invalid daughter of the late Col. P. P. Pitchlynn, the famous Choctaw chief, has arrived safely at Ocean Grove, in company with Dr. J. B. G. Custis,her mother, brother and Miss Clara Meyers. The | removal of Miss Pitehlynn was attended with considerable risk, but it was a success. Miss Maude Mills has just returned from s sojourn in the mountains, Mr. John A. Magruder and Mr. Leslie F. Borland have gone to Europe for their health, Mr. W. T. Rucker left yesterday for Niagara Falls. Mrs. R. McDonald of Le Droit Park and Miss Marguerite Krichelt of I street have gone to Niegara Palls and Watkins’ Glen for a visit of a few weeks. Mrs. M. M. Magruder is at Atlantic City. Miss Nellie Magruder is visiting friends at An- napolis, Kev. Wm. M. Osborne, pastor of Gorsuch M E. church, South Washington, has returned to the city after a vacation of two weeks or more at Atlantic City. Dr. J. W. Bischoff and daughter have gone to Deer Park. Rev. Dr. Hershey has accepted an invitation to address the Young Men's league of Wichita, ., Rext mouth, a several-weeks sojourn in Virginia, Mr. and Mrs. John ©. Scofield and daughter, accompanied by Mra, J. B. Clark, left this moruing for Oakland, Mrs. A. S. Taber is at Austin, IL, visiting ‘Ber sister and will remain until October, Mrs. C. P. Evaus and little daughter Annie of 112 E street are summering at Oukland. Mr. aud Mrs. M. G. Emery, Miss Emery and Mixs May Duncanson, who have been stopping | at West End hotel, Bar Harbor, left Friday for Old Orchard Beach, thence to Ocean Grove. Miss Julia Maedel, Miss Lula Diver, Miss Mamie Carpenter, Ludie Grant and Mr, Arthur or ae snd have returned from Frederick county, a. Louis Justice and Charles Holmes have gone to Piney Pout and Old Point for several weeks. Dr. B. B. Adams returned a few days ago from a European trip in company with Dr. Tuke, profe «college of physicians, Edinburgh, who bas beeu a guest of Dr. Adams, Dr. Adams is with bis family at Asbury Park. Mrs. M. F. Moran of Georgetown and her sister, Mrs. Jackson, have gone to Colonial h to join Miss Mamie A. Moran, who re- us next week. Mir. Waller R. Harris, accompanied by his ner and — Arthur, have gone to ‘bmond county. Va, to v: relatives and uenuds. They wil! be absent four weeks. Mrs. E. E. Fisher, who is spending the sum- mer in New England. will sojourn for the next week or ten days at Nautasket Beach, Mass Ida Tomlinson of L street is sojourning at Berkeley Springs. Mr. Robert Toomb and his daughter, Miss Irene, have left for Atlantic City, Mr Zimmerman left yesterday for At- , where he will spend the remainder proved in health after spending several weeks among the mountains of western North Caro- lina, ‘Tennessee and Virginia, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Carroll and their guests, W. H. H. Hoover and son and Miss Cora insou, have returned from a pleasant 60- journ of some week at Ocean View. C. Maurice, wife and child have returned from « two-week’s stay at Ocean City, Mrs. Donnelly, son and dau;hter are spend- es the summer at Lincoln, Loudoun county, ‘a. Dr. W. Bedford Brown and Miss M. K. Simp- fon sail Saturday for re on the steamer Um- bria for « stay of sevei years on the con- tinent, - William Walter Phelps, United States ™ er to Germany, accompanied by his daughter aud the Misses Blaine, went to Bar Harbor yesterday, where he will be the guest of Mr. Bisine tor week. ‘Thursday vening an enjoyable Party was asks 7,500 to ide for @ lavatory, bathi facilities, clothes room. sewer connections an fuel vault for the male work house. He thinks these improveménts will relieve the building of most of its present obnoxious features, prevent future unpleasant comments aud add much to the comfort and health of itu inmates, THE FEMALE PRISONERS. There are ninety-eight female prisoners now in the work house, a greater number than ever betore. “The majority of them,” the report says, “are dissolute young colored women of the very vilest class. They are beyond the sense of shame aud deaf to reasoning advice, and ht in nothing so much as the most obscene language and lewd actions. In order to bring them to some sense of respect for the rules of the house there should be a place con- structed and a mode devised for short, shar} and decisive punishment. For this pur recommend the construction of a small build- ing divided into separate small cells, ventilated and secured aguinst the escape of sound. Such @ building would require an appropriaticn of 94,500." He urges some employment be provided for female prisoners and that pro- vision be made for sending small boys, now sent to the work house, to the reform school. He recommends that the Potter’s field and small-pox hospital be removed to the outskirts of thecity. The Potter's field, been buried over several ti now almost impossible to dij turning up the remains of eld c He sug- gests Provision should be made for the turning over to the medical colleges of the District the criminal and pauper unclaimed dead under proper regulations. He estimates the value of farm and garden produce raised and consumed at $4,126.30, the value of labor performed by prisoners in grading and clean- Ing streets at $27,069, and the value of work in the shops aud grounds at $6,000. THE ESTIMATES. He estimates for the next fiscal year a daily average of 525 persons ats cost of $100 per annum each. He asks an increase of the clerk's salary to $720 a Year, an addition of $300 a year to the intendant's salary, an additional overseer at $300, one at $600, one watchman at $365, one night watchman at $965, one tailor at $300, one ambulance driver at $300, and an increase of $10 per month for one of the keepers of the female work house and for the bostler or driver. The total amount estimated for the next fiscal year is $96.600, including $52,500 for expenses, $5,000 for a new hospital war. 500 for an addition to the male work house, $9,000 for making a habitation for male Pp ge out of magazine No. 2 and $4,500 for dining room and punishment cells at female work house, and $575 for a new tin roof for the male work house. The remaining items are for salaries, ae AT WASHINGTON GROVE. A Quiet Day in Camp—Many Visitors Expected Tomorrow. Correspondence of Tax Evextve Stan. Wasarvoetox Grove, August 17. Yesterday was a quiet day here. Not many strangers were on the ground. Some of the country neighbors drove in during the after- noon. The usual program was carried out. The services of the day began with a prayer meet- ing at 9 o'clock, Rev. Mr. Price in charge. Rev. Mr. Pate from Laytonsville preached “at 11 o'clock. The children’s meeting and ladies’ meeting were held at 2 0’clock, Mr. Laney being in charge of the former and Mrs, Judge Clark of the latter. Dr. Elliott spoke to the children after the general exercises were over. A few words of encouragement were spuken by Dr. Riley to the young people at their meet- ing at 7 o'clock. At 8 o'clock last evening Rev. Dr. Elliott, pas- tor of Foundry church. preached. Mr. Waring will lead the young people’s meeting at 7 o'clock tonight. The nights are growing so cool in the Grove that folke are wearing overcoats and heavy wra) The hotel and private boarding houses are completely filied with guests, Mr. Jobn G. England and wife of Rockville spent last evening in the Grove. Ernest Arnold of Washington is stopping on 5th aven' out evening to spend Sunday with them. The Case of Capt. Duverge. The Department of Justice has replied to the inquiry from the State department relative to the right of the United States to bring Capt. Daverge, the murderer of Consul Stanwood, to this country for imprisonment. The Attorney Generel decides that this cannot be done di- rectly with legality. He intimates a way out of the difficulty, however, by referring to the course of other administrations in ringing prisoners to these shores for the ostensible pur- pose of pardoning them and doing so by grant- ing @ conditional pardon in the way of a com- mutation. If Duverge is brought here his term will have to be shortened within the ten years imposed by the Madagascar consular court. In the meantime he haga pretty good chance to escape from bi prison. A Creek Protest. Ex-Gov. Pleasant Porter of the Creek Nation has addressed a letter to the Attorney General explaining the expenditure of the money ob- tained recently by a delegation of the Creeks, upon which a report was made to the Interior department by a special agent. The writer protests against anv action by the Department of Justice, claiming thatthe Creek Nation is | an organized government. and that the action taken in authorizing the three delegates to draw and expend this money was under ite right to local self government and is not subject to review by the Federal government. He explains that the money expended by the delegates was paid to counsel employed in 1884 to assist the nation in establishing and secar- ss its — to bpd yea She question. bills ving been introduced in Congress proposi: to open them to settlement without ws i he Creek Nation for them. The Creek Nation, hi says, was driven to the necessity of acting for itself and in defense of its rights it employed counsel, as any other state or individual would have done. Trary-Rossixo is quite a lucrative business at ee ee with the cheapness of fire- arms and large sums of money by rail. there are many inducements to other- wise unemployed ——— to try their hands at the profession. it @ patent device has ap- peared on the market that promises to do away with the trade. This is called Mitchell's patent train protector, patented July 30, 1889, consist- ing of a steel turret let into the roof of an ¢: = at Pin y Point hotel in celebration of Jeunie is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Thos. B. Williams. Among those Present were: Mr. and Mrs. Wash. B. Williams, Mr. and Mrs, ‘Thos. W. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Cassin and daughters, dir. and Mrs. P. M. Pettit, Mra, and Miss Miller, Mr. and Mra. Knight and family, Mr. and Mrs. Trott, Mrs. Lamasure and family, Mrs. Carpenter, the Misses Maddox, are, Ingram, Lambeth, Von 8 Cote, and the Messrs. Thompson, Smith, Keble, Danton, Marshall, Ingram, Mo- Connell, Joice and Johnson. Mr. M. Gerson and Miss L. Gerson will leave tomorrow for Atiantie City and New York, where they will stay for several weeks. Mr, Andrew B. Duvall and family have gone to Olney, Va. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Hawkinsand son of K street have gone to Oakland. Their daughter, Muss May T. Deuel,will not returu from Indiana port holes and fords protection for es ‘ED—TO ttle Jennie” Willams’ first birthday, Miss See ee ae to shoot in any di- | WAN Ehr W. Wilhams and granddaughter of Mr, Wash, | Proaching and can easily rout him, w cage protect The device is also public a, WANTED—ROOMS. orks Wie ILL ES Ent 2 phn SAY 2, rent about @15, or Wisrepsar LADY AND SON, WO UN Fa i Een ea Address HOUNE: weds it. se0m. oor. 15th st. and Ne ‘HOUT BOALD—TWO COMMUNI- Se office. _ 0 Wire eer Benen New York ave. aud 10th st. n.w. ANTED—CARPE! and & sts. n.w. NURSE — THOROUGHLY EXPERI- ree fur Two Children and Coal errata! Brel ts Ga ANTED—TWO GOOD A No. 1 PL only such need apply. D. board. Location oy alle ven TAILORING AXD ant aller, covet Roo Untu with boerd for mau, ‘RS IMMEDIAT! bor 1; state full par W tic Na OR FOUR 1,1 L. HA, Le HANNAN, Qt ACTIVE, TRUSTWORTHY GEN- gonéral busin it ween Gand T aud Pith aid 10h ste ow a au We: exchanyed. Address E-£.b., Star office, auld-7* years old good. lovailt x week. Apply Monday am, THUEE NTED—TWO BOYS TO WORK WANTED MISCELLANEOUS bi boys that e preferred. ‘CG: THORN, ANTED- EXPERIENCE: 316 7thetnw ANTED—TO BU ALESLADIES FOR for each, ‘HE BON mas EPERS AND ALL recommended Ser- lor government em- istered save terms, 'REE!! HOUSERE! employers sre furnished hich], ) vauts. Clerks, &c-, Applications ¥ A SMALL DAYTON WAGON, Address DAYTON, Star office. Furniture, OR ADVANCE OF $100 UPON Bill of Sale or Vor.vage of Housel iH &Cs wo theigut ics th auc libe.al inte ‘ WInLiAa sw vffios. 2ul7-3t! ainvUnt; U.exce, ress OX, Oc.0U by it rd. ™ ‘exis RAR ESt ck SPACE ANTED-MAN TO TAKE THE AGENOY OF our safes: sige 28x18x18 inches; wei 0 H. BAUM PAYS THE HIGRES CASH Second-hand Furniture, Carpets ond Address ef aul7_ er sizes in proportion. A rare inanent business xt home. ce to create » safeo moet adeiaad never before ‘supplied ANTED,—TO PURCHASE A SMALL BAR IN locati be @ bargain. ‘stating location, terms, &c., BAR, Star uftice ate safe co: iy jot Pook ALPINE SAFE GO. Gincluuath« ENERG! inan, situated outside washington, trical appliauces ; dress PHYSICA TAKE OFFICE e winter; complete set of "se practice «at iw sp in te Sia nEnddee Heres Weernade by 2,000 TO $3,000 PER YEAR CAN #' man of good standing and extensive ‘TO EXCHANGE SOME 8° Curt; must be ches. FOR ‘and in first-class con- dition, Address DUG CAk 1, Star office. iv gcquaintance who will act as Sales Avent in this Ci for a Merchant ‘Luilorin House of National Key who can furnish security for ‘A GOOD PORTABLE ICE BOX. CALL m., room J, 1006 F st. n.w, aw arrangements will party who meaus business. tar office. | WANG FIRST - QLASS PHOTUGRAPHIO bout 4-5 or 5-7, oF outtit. Cush, Give und exgct price, Trial must. bealiowed. aul7-3t* ¥ AGENTS TO SELL, tin the market; pocd territory: gorse ; Manager, 18 8. 6 Bt. 1. D AND RELIABLE to work in a Furniture Store and gnced_ in Co: B15 436 st. ow. A to = vesterred. AE) ANTED—TWO GOOD TIN ROOFERS AT JOHN LRRINGTON'S, 3255 Mat, West Washington. ANTED—AT ONCE—A GOOD, RELIABLE WET er toll or fiat top, Addreme giving dessrip? Price, Box 86, Star o 1 NGTON NO, 2 TYPE WRITER; H.B.M, 1108 16uret mewn acre J ANTED—TO BUY-GOOD SECOND-HAND GEN- tlemen’s Clothes, Guns, Pistols, &c., tor which ¥ Te stal to Nai TOP Tena, ae with ter ie” Nurse whose child js about five _ mouths ol Apply to Mrs, 8. C. HILL, 1004 N st. u.w. aul ANTED—A WOMAN TODO GENE 41 HOUSE- ‘amily ; must com, ANTED—AT ONCE, TEN PLASTERERS. AP- ny MY ted. BPC, 1008 2: te w. ANTED—SIX (6) FURNACE HANDS, NON but skilled ands need apply. iH. A. 8. JOHNSON, 1240 th st. u.w. iy mai teachers of Missouri,—Chalticothe Trioune. ress O. J. MAKKLE, Box 370, City Fost office, 1t* MEN COOKS, 810 TO ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN EMPLOYED TILL 4 o'clock & position as lustructor in some Even- School; gives the tollowing testimonial :— y-fvurth unnual session of the State Teach- tion will meet at Sweet Sprit Tame shows . J. pal of-vur hig schvol bas been wesc’ lor me, “Mauhvod Although he bas been in his being placed on that he has alread: of te Teacher.” the State but short tine, the programme certainly indicates b rank uinuny the 3 8. SAML. A. COOMBE, 26 F st. ny. ANTED—A YOUsG LADY R Store, must be experieuced, Address 1400 14th Bw. aul6-20 ANTED — NOTICE TO JUB_ PKINTERS — Hang, Bills; sizes , 12 quautity used x, reas with sumpie of Work inc! tice, pa work of print tow sheet of 24x3 000 to 50,000 ‘losed, WaNb BILL, au 16-3t ANTED-A WHITE GIRL FOR GEN Housework for Que Person; references for four day vth i a —HUUSEHOLD FURNITURE, OFFICE re, Sture Fixtures, aud Furniture of every description ; also eure bousehoi: dress ds, Stocks ot Mer- chandise of ail kinds. A‘ CARLTON, 63 at. LUN, 656 K je27-em IBLI ‘AN 40 years to do work iu tai 2 end help with ear vld for one woutu, afterward us uurse lor 2 3 id fog one mnattu. afte funded. Try Cotton Seed foes further than H. Center Murket at aisle, Oven daily. W White preserred. ANTED—TRY ~CRIBNER. BEST BUTTERINE. E Warranted not to get utter) for one month, or money re- purer. richer, and ‘Fur saie on y in the middle of fish C.SCKIBNE. my9-6ni Wi ‘ED—A FIRST-CLASS TINNER TRELA'S stove aud range store, 815 id Furnaces repaired y ANTED—500 LADY AGENTS new Rubber Undergaruen ria; 100 doses ¢1; sui F. A. BAILEY, General Avent, 317 A nts #100 a month; Jad. ANTED—LADIES, TKY “ORANGE BLUSSOM,” sure cure for tewale diseases; also Dr. McGill's rier,” cures Muini ples tree, Mrs! -seW-Sin* Dlesaine sells st sight aud d pay? age NTED—AGENTS, EITHER SEX, FOR BOT- od Electricity; greatest catarrh ind headache | cure ever produced: agents coluing money: TLE, Chicago, 1 ANTED—STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND Kenovating Works; Feathers Kenovated, Mat- Made Over, Furniture steamed, 7 Gd,14U% Paay.,Peleplune Lyus-2, |, and Moths Da- years old to Draw oda; must come FOR RENT—ROOMS. well recomme: ferred. Addre: ANTED — DUNDOKE'S EMPLOYME OR KENT-NEATLY FUK story hoolus; also south front. 405 G st. n.w. ISHED SECOND- ‘wo Kooms in third story; Teau, conducted b; Wo white and colored, for all kinds of domestic labor, tand sates, with reierences, 717 Mat, uw, OR RENT—UNFURNISHED LARGE ATRY CO: murie ting itooms on second svory; north and + family private; aul at OR RENT—AT 706 10TH 8" Nicely Furnished Kooms ot _WANTED—s 7 A workers, Waiters, H Maids, Kitchen and ‘ra: Fauwilies, Hovels and Restaurau SITUATIONS. FOR COOKS, HOUSE- wekeepers, Drivers, Hands ‘and oth ts, Cities and Country, 5S REE WELL- ou second floor; bath, heat “aud lixut housekeeping; fine location ; Cst. ne. T. N.W., NEWLY AND ad #01 7: ry. aul 7-3* HE suitable for japitol. 133 | 1° (OR RENT—931 Furn:abed Comnmnicating Roo sure; very desirabl seu to be 9) URNHA MS‘ 910 9th wt. u.w. NTED—GO TO DICK’S AGENCY FOR COOKS, v Laundress, Coach- lousework. i tig P Hotsemaids, Waitress, Nurse: men, Butlers, Waiters, and ever: 7th at. n.w. Also European St y ANTED — BY COMPE Piano an i Pure Gerina ess or Privaie Pupils iu al od A.B. H., Star office, WASTEDBY A a fre expecting friends who will come V YOUNG LADY, A SITUATION REN in Store, Audress L.'E.K., Star office. fully Furnished ANTED—A YOUNG MAN OF EXPERIENCE IN c sires & Posilun. is a compe id Typewriter; best of references, fic 16-3: K ST. N.W., TWO NEWLY southern expo- location and rooms must be GenUemen pi rred. iw ue Uuiueni ‘oom, suitable for Light house. ig with. w ath on the floor, Situated between Peuna. aye: aud ND. GENES E, 14 H st.nw. Ad- New lork ave, TO A GENTLEMAN—A BEAUTI- Room iu a New House, where there ure no children or other tenants. =ituated on 1 Hill, convenient to two lines of cars. Lerms ress Bc OR Ki! NT—FURNISHED OK UNFU! two Pleasunt —— light housekeeping ; 123 OB KENT-LAKGE SOUL dow j.ooms on 1st aud 2d floors; ew house; sum- mer prices by week or month, with or without Board. Rear park aud Patent office. 905 Sth at. HOROUGHLY COMPETENT ineer desires a Place. Apply at 31 H FRONT BAY ANTED-AT HEADQUA tor Couks. Chamberm nid, Waitress, Lat Waiters. Cooks, Coachmen, VOMBE, 926 F stun.w. aul6-2t* UARTERS—POSITIONS dress uirhed Rooms, third dors; also First }loor Park gi experience in the Brokerage ra, fmmediately.-Adaress PUSH, ANTED—POsITION BY Gi ree Experience as Salesman House; competent to take charge Lord & Tuyior, New York, rH F Business wante Work Ff oftie ibd 0 PENN. AVE. N.W., FIRST suitable for paint Hie J re of ay stock; lust ve OF bicycle wu: Address J. tar jt A SHED, communicating, suitable for C. at, n.e. itt N- new, aul7-ot? NICELY FUR- le, ou second aud 3 1 ‘t nih. WW ANTED-SITUATION—BY THOROUGH BUST- ‘ess map of unquestionable ability and char experience in Fine Grocery, Provision, OR RE URN SH D O8 PARTLY Furnished Rooms, entire first floor, for a couple Oily; near belt Hue cars aud 7th and O street market; a rare opportunity. Box 80, Star office. aul 7-St" wuaseivn and Hotel business; shrew ek or agsustuut buok keeper; practical all- Address LNLAGY, Stur office, aul4-4t? OR RENT—THihE UN? UKNISHED ROOMS ON 1108 Sih st. u.w., betwe n 4 | cent aud 6, Sutuiday and Monday eveuing. " ‘wal7-2t" WANTED--HOUSES._ yANTED—TWO EXPERIENCE’ ire to Rent Houseiu northwest secti 1K RENT—BY 15T SEPTEMBER, FURNISHED or Unfurnished, Hand-ome Ki rd floors in a new b use near Dupout circle ; private tunily ; no children; reterences required, B, 9., Star oMlice. oulls on second und aura for winter mouths with view to bourdiug owner of house as part payment. Add E.F.G., Gainesville, Va, Ni—TO PARTY WITHOUT CHILDKEN, three Uufurnished Koos. Will peruit ver pha Cail wt 1735 13th stem, Tt ANTED—HOUBE Fr olus, West Of 13th st and sont! bea bargain for cash. Address Bux 47, Star office J ANiED—HOUSE WORTH ROM @3,000 TO 85,000, with Stable ur Lot sufficiently deep to build ptavie On; Lo altenton paid ules house is iven. "Address i URCHASER, NOT LESS THAN EIGHT h of Sst. ; must fice.a17-3* i KENT—1WO UNFURNISHED ROOMS IN A pleasaut location ; su table for gentleman and wife or two gentiemen ; references exc! 800, u.w., corner H st. R RENT—WELL FURNISHED ROOMS, 1349 Q st. Dw. : Ploseant house, bay window, large cluse.s; Bt ANTiD—LIF YOU HAVE NOT SUCCEEDED IN findiug @ wood tcnaut for your houses bring them an we have large dewaud for houses of all kinds & BA! 17-Lin SEVEKAL LARGE UNFURNIS lor) oor; mod. amps. or is madenste: cont we 0 NGE THKEE NEW tion. all modern iia NTED—A FRAME HOUSE OF FIVE OR ven Lioums, wit ; price frou $2.5: rooms, provements; wus. be between 11th aud 17th snc Address Star office. aul7-st* $30 TO€35 PER leru conveniences ; no! F; permanent tenant. oul 6-sr' Pie or i gud within 8 biccks of 1 P. ©. BUCKINGHAM, star office, eulG-st* PHYSICIAN, HOUSE or 1980 t» bE bt on te RENT—A GOOD BRICK DWELL- Tith and Teh sn a fades ress OF car, above and Einging “down inside’ Pitts tlerocd with | SULbaveRoteS, Este aff BUY AT BOTTO! Wibeis Kouw im at down- aged. "i box N.W., D! - i wih use RENT—TWO NICE COMMUNICATING BAY bai Ee ke te ER" wali ETL Ree at HOUSES, wool gb LARS ts 12E eh me 4 + alae siete $SSEEESETE RSS UUERE ~ Bede: Benetees 615 7th st. nw, rms Gunton b'id'e.r, 84. 918 13 NT- ray je, near month. rela at the low rent ~t 1 T sv NW. 7 38 Wilson ot. 10 Drols Park. @ Wit Mogren, BS: st ok eis, ‘Lhe above ts only ton full ist cell at office the Istand 15tu, iaul6] THOS. ry é A vee Bee be bY OU Gat. nw. B $6 Columbia st p. 15th at. vow. Or au, 2130 H staw., SH Se, rt Sei és & BAKTON, Brookiand, D.C. R RENT—631 MA=S. AVE. N 6 rooms and th. YARKNER & CO., 016 F st. nw. T, COMFORTABLE 6-KOO! a. Ke N.W. cor. 14th and G sts, n. R RENT—2 ELEGANT FURNISH! ‘est End, suitable Fi ® rr first time—that Handsome Corner Proj jarge Krounds and stab.e, at t corner of Massacutinetts ave. and 13 th at. rot this House is beautifully finished Clogaut sty ie. aud offers Oe Os the most at tractive howes tu Wi be leased for se.sou or tern, of Feors unfurnished it desired. A JOLY BHEKMA OR RENT—Bi AUG 20,434H8T NW. 4STORE Brick Dwelling, LU nr arta KON & RAMEY,1307 F st_n.w. 017-3 N.E. BAY WINDOWS, 6 R BENT—413 D 81. Fema ee floor, side windows, papered and 4th MAN & OO.. 1407 F st. )OR RENT—UNFURNISHED, 1915 N st. nw. RENT_CHEAP_THRES ¥ RY GOMFORT- le Houses op Uth ¥28,. 1930, west all im pro' emt Pout, Korsat store opposit years, or tor term of auh7 se Ror RENT UNFURNISGED— ie... $250/1103 13th et. 15 Office rooms, 417 11thst -STORE AND DWELLING, East Capitol bet, 14th and 1b: of €Feeb grocery and woud and oval vealer. “St CW. C. DUVALL, 925 F st. nw, K RENT-THE © how occupied by H uary lext. Apply to Kh ave. om . bet. R an Let at., bet. —*_ New prov taj delienttut locatio te. Address AG, Stal 1 DUPONT CIRCLE, VERY DB- ‘and Dw aemer. eng. Pu convenient to curs; FURNISRED. C. Le Wis, 14: NE. cor. of 16th and Q un.ave., above Ret. jOR LENT—Sion portant business thoro fectionery, druxy 1211 Gst.'n.w. heut 40. 3) FOR RE tailor ur other hight tecloemn Keys adjoiuine. el stm rooms, cabiuet mantels, statiouury tu rh conveniences; i# in Tented at @ reasonable figure to a first-class teuaut, Apply to THOS. J. ibs, range. tur first-class > NT—MISCELLANEOUS, a ot. bet Pa sD. GkNesie ‘BRICK HOUSE, SEVEN ROOMS, Al inod. imps.’ papered second Le 2 €25. “Key at 4 ; R RENT—1226 36TH ST, WEST WASHING ater, Reut $15.50 ton, seven rou hut) ped, With presses, types and power; to suit tr. D. lberal terius will be given Wes0uit & WiLOOK, FOR RENT—HALL LN POST HALL, COKN! Thie large aud coumodious ntly thoroughly renovated and besu- | Utied und ts now open tor eugagewents to either per Auaueut or traument teuatts .or two days of each week moderate rates; is well adapted for ® dancing acadeuy > ‘OR RENT—UNFURNIAHED. al gt es BULLESINS CAN Bk OBTAINED AT OUR OF i ik These bouses cau be inspected onl: mits frow our oftice. ‘aul U-eo2w FoR 3s —T 1513 Rhode I. toJ. J. SHEDD, 150, RK. OR RENT—3-STORY BRICK HO ~Rioy and Gas, ke) Hall has been re: id ave. and 1412 25th si Also ® woderate mized thai in the table for secret or other organ zations, wdays of each week. wes. th W..16r. and sta! 40¥ Stoughton st. is Deposit nuldinx, atl6-7 ‘OR RENT—THAT DE IKRABLE THREE-STURY bri 3126 Dunbarton ave ; parlor, din- ing roo, kitchen, first flooi } Keys next door. IR RENT—OFFICE ROOMS, 2D FLOOR, F st. u.w.; heaved by steam. HILL 1503 Peuns, ivaciaave 2k RENT—ONE LARGE FRONT ROOM, 8£00) fluor, reut moderace, also other 6: Opp. Patent ctice. FOR RENT— OR RENT-SIAKLE-SiX STALLS, Cartilage TouIn , Walcr aud Kes; coschman Juguire at 144] ibode isiaud ave. ———_— BUSLNESS CHANCES, TY WITH CAPITAL Dtsikes TO ENTER ive particulary 440 mouth by the year; aul6-3 ‘The above houses can be exam! 0) 5 U| Office rooms St.Cloud Bldg. 0 Mass. tas 6r...822. insure answer. ANTED A PARTNVR IN THE POULTRI- raising Business “Goud chance tur a with alew uunared Serp,HE WORLD DO MOVE"_REMEMBER THE errestrial Clock. Walcbes cleaned, 91; Dret-class wain-s)1 | Warranted ope year, ¢1; ail lock and jewelry work the lowest prices im Ue cit; ised F st. uw. yi We uely competi au! 0 SHARES TOULMIN | Gale Sock State price, number &. H CuMbois, 31 | $28; key at 72 inn St. Paul st., Bastimore, Md. OR SALE—CROCLLY AND BAR ROOM I W.. mo re aguuabie ofier refused. will tak ‘Audres Box #1, Star office. {Ok A ENT ~NEW SEV! fa improvements; $18.25 per month Luguire at ds aul7-3e' OM COUNTRY vous Cottage ; rents low. $45 | Bessel's court, 4r.810.50 43: ROOMS | 920-1 -40 3 Houses ov ESUOTT & WILOOX. WR SALE—AN OLD 1907 Pa. ave. n.w, aud Provision Store ; goed 10 Datisiactury reason sor selling. A ep live man, Address GOCE, Star SHED GROCERY tion OF 14 ner would board hii Dt; also, three sing.c gentlemen wish iproveen: three wich tena) } Retereuces required. Ad- | ENT—UNFURNISHED— 8130 24 fet stm 1447 Mass ave. iuvestneat. Where can you auytunny else Lust will pay even 25 per ceut’ At what other industry can woueu sud children make Weeks’ Une frou $300 to For sshort tine we will ho.d these Silk Farms st Buy uow it you want tw get an on the low- €st price. “It is 10. necessary for persous to Live there to secure an interest in the milk crop. Full amforme | thon outained at office. SULTHERN SILK ASSOCIATIO’ LOST AND FOUND. N 7TH ST. OR THEREA! Pin.with « white a : wold cup. OST — BETWEEN T Steamer Wakefld via 7th-street Cars, One Pair Sak Spectacles: ‘apped im baudwerchuet ” Return TEMA TE CaPE, G00 vin st. and receive reward, OST—A POOK WOMAN HAVIN children ivet Monda, | us her way to post office via Penns; | onal Feward given if returned to 10) ) about % o'clock pam. © ave. ©, HOLTZMAN, REAL Broker, 10th and # eta... 1425, 1327 and 1329 roe fats OR RENT -BY R. Fit S0iaunnee Ost—85 REWARD | Ba Grown Binck wind 4 over eyes, Waite » seciege 4 ee. du isd Tih etre ILL THE LADY WHO TOOK & GLOMIA 38 | beamer's, wth FOR RETURN OF HALF- 2 Shepherd brown DWELLING-HOUSE PRO! one of the very best residence squares mins and deferred payments, wt 5 tip Tiday ebout noon, return same at | once to sive place aud save IncouveuseLce' Gd UUND — LaDy GUING EAST left silk C iF ‘ prove property wud pay for adv. ae 16, 2 BRACEL: ‘ane ture wo 422 Lath ard. 4 aul 7-St* CAYWOOD & GARRETT, 1 OsT—BET. RYNEAL'S, 77H ST, AND TEELS, Wevet comtatu FURNISRED HOUSES. COMPLETE PsiNTED LIST AT af S.vuey, Two sunail Ke, Pe OFFICE | turven'te Cottage Market, 14th bet. H and joor, 5 frout, 1 from Geurgetown to B. and 0. Goid Locket containing Photog.ayh - E'revurwed vo nese ofhon PROPOSALS. POSALS FOR FURNISHING TEKRA COTT, ‘Brauches STO! 3.0 isto 14th st. a.’ Stores, 1016 101: particulars call at my vffice, fh We" Bats feet J D-ibe verre cou feet 21 c 8 . b. OU imps. 0. C. 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