Evening Star Newspaper, August 22, 1889, Page 2

PERSONAL MENTION. Mrs. Myra L. Ward, correspondent of the Washington (N. 0.) Messenger, who was so trated with brain fever by the recent death of her little daughter that she lay for nearly two months unconscious at the Providence hos- ital, haa sufficiently recovered to be able to eave the hospital, and ho soon to be strong enongh to resume her position in the Agricul- taral De ent. Miss Koxie Keyser left the city yesterday for Cumberland, Md, where she goes to visit friends for a while during the heated term. The engagement is announced of Miss Lily M. Cohen of this city, daughter of Mr. Max Cohen, to Mr. Ferdinand Levi of Samter, 8. C. is Clara Payton is visiting friends near Clifton Beach. Among the Washingtonians at the Shirley, Atlantic City, are Richard Young and son, Miss Alice Berry, P. 3. Carter, BR. G. Campbell, jr., ©.F. L. Franz and daughter, O. 8. Elliott, FP. A. Bickford, Dr. and Mrs. Schooley, Miss K. D. Frye, J. A. Harlan, L. R. Johnson, K. V. Wilson, H. A. and W. A. Balch, Dr. J. Wilson Davis, Louis Holmes, 8. A. Forsyth and H. E. Mitchell. A lawn party was given recently at the resi- dence of Mr. and Mra. M. F. Collins, 2457 Sher~ man avenue, in honor of Miss Lizzie Collins. There was a large gathering of young people, | who spent a delightful evening. Mr. and Mrs. Collins returned from Kansas City a short time ago. Mrs. James H. Skidmore of this city and her daughter, Miss Mattie, who have been sojourn- | ing at Atlantic City since June, have gone to | their farm ia Virginia, where they will spend the remainder of the heated term. Mr. Jas, Wm. Somerville and his son are spending two weeks at Ocean Grove, Mr. L. Holtzlander of the pension office and wife will spend some weeks in Battle Creek, Mich., returning about September 20. Miss Rosa Spitzer is spending a short time with friends at Greensboro, Md. Mr. C. C, Lancaster will leave Saturday for Wallingford, Pa., where he will spend a few days with his father-in-law, Hon. 8. J. Randall, and then go to Chicago to attend the meeting of the American bar association. Mrs, Lancas- ter and the baby have been at Wallingford for some time. Mra, Harrison held her second and last re- ception atthe White House cottage, Deer Park, yesterday afternoon, from 4 until 6 o'clock. Mrs. Harrison wore an elegant black lace gown over corn-colored silk, with diamond orna- ments. Mrs. McKee. black chantilly lace over rose pink silk, with diamond ornaments, Miss May Merusce is visiting her aunt, Mra. Eliza T. Fairchild, in Stratford, Conn, Mra. Minnie McR. Rickett Eppley of Balti- more is visiting Mr. and Mrs. John R. Merusee of this city, Miss Winnie Stern left today for astay of two or three weeks in New York. THE CREEK CLAIMS, Ex-Governor Crawford Files a State- ment Concerning the Money. Asworn statement has been filed st the In- terior department by ex-Gov. Samuel J. Craw- ford of Kansas, giving an account of his con- | nection with the distribution of the money ap- Propriated to pay the Creek Nation for lands in Oklahoma. He says that he has been em- ployed by the Creek Nation as their for the collection of the money due them from the Government prior to 1884. His contracts with the Creeks for payment of 10 per cent. for his services of what might be collected were surrendered on February 11, 1889, when Sectetary Vilas informed him that he had theretofore not known of the contracts with Crawford for his compensations, and thst he woud defeat in Congress the ratification of the cession unless Crawford would surrender the contracts and look to the nation for com; nsa- tion. The Secretary assured Crawford thatthe Creeks had authority under their powers of self-government to make compensation. Crawford says that he surrendered his writ- ten contracts under protest, with the ex- pressed however, that he | might collect just compensation the Creeks. Crawford informed the Creek dele- gates and other at in the case of the surrender of the con! and told them they would have to look for themselves to the Creeks for compensation. He says he has no personal knowledge of what was done with 4 part of the money, except the $52,966 whic was paid to him for his services and for the services of those to whom he ‘teed pay- ment for assistance rendered al the written contracts were surren: The case will now go to the Attorney General for his opinion. KELLY TOOK THE MILK. He Says His Companion Had Nothing to Do With It. Daniel Kelly and Lemuel Carter, the young men who were arrested at the corner of 10th and OC streets yesterday morning. where one of them took two jars of milk from the front door of Rabbitt’s saloon, as published in yesterday's Srax, were taken to the Police Court today and charged with the larceny of the milk. Kelly Plead guilty to the charge and assumed all re- sponsibility. He said that when he took the milk Carter told him toput it back. Yesterday, he said. was the first time Carter had gone out on the route with him. Carter's reputation was shown to be excel- lent. and he was acquitted, Kelly was = 60 days in jail. “I don’t think you will get any milk down there,” re- marked Mr. Carrington as Kelly stepped genau ed A Well Merited Tribute. Mr. Wm. T. Miles of South Washington, a | assenger conductor on the Baltimore and 3 uae railroad, and Miss Bessie L. Tyler of Alexandria were married at the latter place yesterday afternoon by the Rev. Mr. Vance. Miss Nellie Theliher has returned to her | home, corner 34th and P streets, after two. weeks’ visit to Colonial Beach, | Mr. C.S. Walton is dividing his vacation be- tween New York and Atlantic City. — coe The President | “build anew White House in front of Maj. Carson of the Philadelphia Ledger, who has beens frequent visitor to the military academy during the past eight years and is well | acquainted with that institution, has this to say of the designation of Col. John, M. Wilson as superintendent in today’s Ledger: “The selec- tion of Col. John M. Wilson of the engineer corps to succeed to the vacant superintendency of the United States military academy, was de- cided wo several weeks ago, but the an- nouncement was withheld for the reason that his services here as superintendent of public buildings and grounds could not be dispensed with at an earlier day. There is no officer of the present one,” as suggested by a correspond- ent in your issue of the 20th instant? Why not, | . build an executive residence in some | y suburban location and retain the “‘old | House” for the executive office and, if | need be, enlarge it for the uses and location of | State departmentalso? This would at onec | ny into nearer relation these high and al- | ready closely allied offices and relieve the ever- | crowded condition of the war and naval offices now located im the present building. War ann Navy Depr. Adler’s Condition Unchanged. Maurice Adler is now passing through snother of the phases which have been quite frequent during his long illness, For several days his condition will continue unchanged. | His symptoms will hardly vary, and, as far as his attendants perceive, he is neither losing or round. That is the situation with He is about the same as he was . with, perhaps, a slight lowering of . Heis no better and at the same time he is no worse. — A Canteloupe for the Postmaster. ‘There was a large-size canteloupe on Post- ter Ross’ desk this morning. It was the ft of a friend, but Assistant Postmaster Sher- land other o} were of theopinion that as either a petrifaction or a base imitation the luscious variety of gourd. The post- maser evidently was suspicious of the gift, for | ho one saw him make any attempt to cut it. ———-—— How His Plan Worked. Charlie Newton and two smaller colored boys were in the Police Court today for stealing some lead pipe from the District. Newton told the smaller boys to plead guilty, expecting to get off himself. They did so and told such & truthful story of the theft that Judge Miller | let them off and sent Newtun to jail for one month. ae The W. and G. Railroad Loan. ‘The $3,000,000 mortgage ov the Washington and Georgetown railroad company, which was recorded yesterday, as stated in Tae Sra, is até percent, not 7. The full $3,000,000 is not we to be used on the 7th street cable road. Out of it the present bonds of the road—#500,000— are to be taken up and a reserve held to put a cable or some other new motive power on Pennsylvania avenue and 14th street. Only about 500,000 of the loan is tobe expended now. The rest is a reserve to be used to fur- ther improve the motive power of the whole toad. ——_—— $3 to Artantic Crry axp Retr! Baltimore and Obio railroad announces an- other special excursion to Atlantic City Satur- day. August 24, at rate of $3 for the round trip. Tickets will be sold for special train leaving Baltimore and Ohio station, Washington. at #50 p.m.. and will be valid for return passage until Monday, August 26, inclusive. adot ALEXANDRIA. Reported for the Evextxe Stan. Streets Biockapep sy Trares,—The closing Of streets by railway trains is a custom of so long standing here that there seems to be a general opinion that the right of way along One street includes the right to block the streets d to compel citizens who are in a amber over the trains or ‘wait till their hurry is over.” Yesterday Mr. Henry McWilliams sought to climb through a train which blocked King treet at its crossing with Fayette street. but the train moved as he clambered and he was thrown to the ground and injured severely. Rirver-Front Ortions.—The Alexandria real estate company is arranging to procure options on wharf property here and will next month | suit against the Metropolitan railroad company —The | the army better qualified for the insportant aud bye iy : — to which he has been as- signed than Vilson, He not only the military experience and mental ability, but, what is equally as essential to a successful ad- ministration of the academy, a good temper, a —— disposition, a degree of liberahty and | sound judgment, too, seldom found in army officers and the ver! hest moral character. The designation should have been made month ago, in order to enable the new superin- tendent to make certain necessary preparations | prior to September 1, the date on which the regular term begins at West Point. Col. Wil- son is the youngest officer assigned as superin- tendent of the academy since 1860.” Go on Farpar axp Saturpar Evextxa to Mars! Hall excursion, See advertisement.— Advt, Asking Damages for His Wife’s Injuries. W. N. Helm has, by H. W. Garnett, entered for $20,000 damages by reason of injuries to his wife, Mary A., in Aprillast. He alleges that on April 24 Mrs, Helm took passage at 9th and F streete northwest for 434 and M streets south- west, and on the road the car ran off the track and in consequence she was badly biuised and injured and made sick. He has been forced, he says, to expend large sums of money, &c. Temptations for the Old Soldiers. This morning in the Police Court James Goodwin, John Morgan, and Thomas Kelly were charged on the oath of Policeman Passan with being guilty of boisterous and disorderly conduct on 7th street extended. Goodwin failed to appear and his collateral -vas forfeited, One of his comrades who appeared for trial had a black ihe The officer's testimony wae that the old soldiers had been drinking and that ex- plained the reason for their being disorderly. Judge Mills said that this case shows what Mr. Warner complained of in the columns of Taz Stan a few days ago—the rum mills and snares on the 7th street road. After referring to the temptations in their way the judge gave the defendants some Food advice about their future conduct and told them to keep away from those [ wee on 7th street where intoxi- cating liquors are sold. Their personal bonds were taken. —_—._—_ Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: E. O'C. Acker to R. 8. Griffin, sub 170, square 237; @3,750. C. Trussell to K. B. Leathers, lot 8, square 816, #400; part 1. square 517; 8,000. W. Tobin to John Kennedy, sub 96 and 97 and part 95, square 677; $1,500. A. Scott to L. H. Martin, part 11, section 4, Barry farm; 325. Witmer to D. Birtwell, sub lots 3, 16 to 19, G.’s jsub of lot 6, T.'s sub Pleasant plains; ¢—. Marie N. Thompson to A. L. Robiuson, lots 21 and 22, Brookland; @—. D. Birtwell to C. Wit- mer, subs 59 to 61, square 806; #—. B.F. Leigh- ton et al. to Ellen A. Bray, lots 22 and 23, block 24, Brookland; $450. W. O. Denison et al. to M.A. a. lote & and 16, block 11, South Brookland; #525. ——>___ Pexnsrivanra R. R. Excursion To THe Sxa- suorz.—Only $3 to Atlantic City and back. Special train leaves 6th-street station, Wash- ington, at 4:30 p.m. Saturday, August 24. Tickets valid for return trip on all regular trains leaving Atlantic City until Monday, Au- gust 26, inclusive.— drt, oe Marriage Licenses. Marriage lisenses have been issued by the clerk of the court to Lewis M. Anderson of Stafford county, Va, and Mary E. Gill; Colum- bus Williams and Louisa Middleton; John Cur- tis of Vi and Frances Fisher of North Carolina; L. Johnson Horley and Griccie Cal- lahan of Philadelphia; Junius 8. Shelton and send agents to the north with plats, photo- raphs, &c., and endeavor to get the property into market. Messrs. Agnew & Co. now own the river front from Battery Rodgers to Gibbon street; the Virginia ship-building company, &c., from Gibbon street to Duke street. The city owns the Duke street docks, as also the coal and fish wharf and canal front Lan ab The residue of the river front is owned by the Alex- andria and Washington ferry company, W. A. Sn B Hooe, Wi vot & Co., Messrs. P. heat, erfield, J. H. Smoot and other private ms. Notss.—It is now decided that the provision of the corporation law, published recently in ‘Tux Sran, which requires melons coming by Fiver to be landed at the fish wharf, applies oniy to boats whose whole or principal freight is of melons, these being the only boats in which melons were brought at the time the law was framed. It is further beld by the au- thorities that melons not landed at the fish wharf need not pay wharfage.—The schooner ©. B. Church isin port here, deliver- ing ice to T. A. Reed & ——Inde; 6 lodge of Good Templars of Georgetown visited Golden Light lodge of this city a few evenings Since, and & pleasant entertainment was a up by Misses Ritteau, Morgan and and Messrs. Berg and Ritteau.—The three- story brick dwelling, with back lot, Prince street. being ocenpied by Whittlesey, has been bought at Miss sarah Noyesand M. W. Whittlesey. e county board of supervisors tomorrow.— Archie Richards, e clerk store of Henry Strauss, shot himself in ——— at home while taking loads old Norfelk republican convention Pa and will act as « unit on all come before the convention.—. i 2 Hi F H g H Nannie Braxton, both of Newport News, Va. —$—— Twenty Dollars for Carrying a Pistol. A man named Robert 8. Forney was engaged in a conversation with some acquaintances at 10th and D streets yesterday afternoon when he exhibited a revolver, but made no effort to use the weapon. Policeman Frayser placed him under arrest and he forfeited $20 collaterul in the Police Court to-day. ha The Death Record. Burial permits have been issued during the past forty-eight hours for the following, via,: White—D, W. Stall, 47 years; Alvin Rozi, 40 years; James A. Bradley, 5 months; John F. Mutte, 29 years; Mary A. Shaw, 73 years; Mrs. J. W. Phillips, 63 years; John Cady, 61 years; Lafatte Jones, years; John O'Connor, 76 ears; Ada E. Dowing, 30 years; Thomas bogey Totten, 1 Torr 3 ear. Edna Far Colored— Duval, 8 months; James ler, 1 month; Archer Anderson, 42 Rey, Wits Falher’ Nase aril Leon H. Wells. J. Walker, 65 i years; Richard Smith, 9 years, Part | *SCONSET HAPPENINGS. What is Going on at that Unique Sea- side Resort. Correspondence of Tae EvENiNe Stan. "Bconset, Naxrvcxer Istanp, Mass., Aug. 17. On Sunday we had two very interesting serv- ices in the chapel, The morning service was conducted by Mr. Eugene R. Shippen of Wash- ington, now a student at the Harvard divinity sehool, In the evening the service was Epis- copal, conducted by the Rev. R. E. Jones of » Mich., who can also be claimed as @ Washington boy, I believe. The chapel was built about seven years ago and has since been enlarged to twice its original seating capacity. At every service it is filled with large and atten- tive audiences, and the evening services are es- Pecially well attended by the natives of the village, Every summer there are many culti- vated voiees among tho visitors here who give one or two concerts for the benefit of the chapel, and this, with the weekly contribu- tions, sustains it, ‘The interest in base ball has again revived, and two are played between the ‘Scon- sets and Nantuckets each week. There are many minor “‘nines.” Even the little girls have formed a “nine” to play with tennis ball and racquet, ‘The native population of Nantucket has lately sustained a logs in the death of Capt. Meet RB, Coffin, at one time tide guager here for [eer Many of the visitors remember im in his little store, which was the first in *Bconset and the headquarters for those inter- ested in the “lore” of island. They would go there and read the old Nantucket ballads Peelereeres the brave deeds of former sons and daughters, which were pasted on shingles and hi around the walls, The old captains are fast passing away. One of the distinctive features of 'Sconset as a sea- side resort will be lost when they are all gone. Last night there was a concert, mpl veo to be devoted to building a hall containing, in addition toa large room for dancing, smaller roome for reading and other amusements. The plan is to have in connection with the hall grounds large enough for a base ball field and tennis courts, Mrs. Harrison came to the town of Nantucket last week to see her sister, Mrs. Lord, who has been ill at the Ocean house. On Tuesday she drove to ‘Sconset and San- koty light. In ’Sconset she visited several of the picturesque old cottages and seemed much entertained by the novel character of re place. RAIDING SARATOGA GAMBLERS. Energetic Efforts Being Made to Puta Stop to Games of Chance. It begins to look as though the Saratoga gamblers must go, Preliminary raids were made yesterday on McCormick & Welch's Charlie Mahan’s and Mitchell's. No tables or other facilities for gambling were found by the police and all was as still about the prem- ives a8 an empty church. Complaint was made before Police Justice Pierson charging the men mentioned with keeping places where gambling was carried on. The arrested men waived examination and gaye bail in $300 each to appear before the grand jury. The complaints were prepared by George Addington, an Albany lawyer, upon the appli- cation and testimony of one Eugene Saullsyet, residence unknown. Both the lawyer and the informer sdmitted in court that they were hired by Spencer Trask to come here for the express purpose of closing up every place in Saratoga where [rie is carried on. It is defiantly avowed that ths raids alread; made are but the beginning of the end ani that every place that doesnot close voluntarily will be proceeded against by due process of law. Whatever of regret is felt about the matter is derived from _ the fear that the closing of the club house will re- sult in the discontinuance of the races, as Mr. | Spencer, who owns both the race and the club house, has repeatedly declared that the exist- ence of the one depends upon the other. = ae PILGRIMS TO SULLIVAN’S SHRINE. Flocking in Upon Him All Day—Will Issue a Challenge to Smith. A Boston special to the Philadelphia In- quirer says that it was 3 o’clock yesterday morn- ing before the crowd of admiring sports who crowded the residence of Jobn L. Sullivan's father, on Parnell street, to welcome home the slugger, could be persuaded to leave. The fighter himself, when notified that his sick mother must have rest, had to interfere and put his followers into the street. It was not 9 o’clock a, m. before the crowd was back again, and all day long it was an open house in which the “ardent” was worked for all it was worth. Sullivan was very ab- stemious and drank only little. Soon after noon the more surperfiuous portion of the crowd was gotten rid of and the champion, with a select coterie of leading sporting men, sat down to discuss the future. The first thing considered was the big recep- tion which is to be held at Oak Isiand, as the authorities have forbidden it in Boston. Sulli- yan gave his consent to participate and a small army of pugilistic veterans have volunteered to be | phoonye and aid in the boxing. The affair will come off early next week, and’ in anticipa- tion of ita demand for tickets is being received from all over the eastern states. The authorities of Revere, where Oak Island is situated, are making preparations for the affair and have notified the committee of ar- rangements that the police will assume charge of the stage during the performance. They have sworn in someone hundred additional police to guard against all possible disturbances yy hilarious admirers, The second thing considered was the pro- posed meeting with the Englishman, Smith. Sullivan weighs 285 pounds, and wants this re- duced at least 25 pounds so as to be prepared for an emergency, for he will. while in Boston, formaily challenge Smith. He wants to begin his exhibition tour as soon as ible, and as hie new trial will come off in February and he is not certain where he will be, both the fight = the exhibition will have to come off before at, He will begin his tour the second week in September aud will be accompanied by Mul- doon and the most prominent athletes in the country. Smith will be offered any terms he wants if he will only come to America, and will have to fight or back down by December. After the caucus was over the work of receiv- ing —— recommenced and continued until night, ————+e+______ “Private” Dalzell’s Candidacy. “Private” Dalzell of Caldwell, Ohio, an- nounces that he is a candidate for commander- in-chief of the Grand Army of the Republic. “While Corporal Tanner was on the track,” says he, “I refused to run, because of my set- tled principle never to oppose a private for an; oftice. But now that Tanner has withdrawn, feel free to make the race against a host of brigadiers seeking the piace. Gen. Alger, a millionaire, is probably my strongest com- petitor, but as wealth and rank go for nothing in G.A.R. circles, my chances are a8 good as Alger’s,” ———_—+ee__4___ Widow of 65 Sues for Breach of Promise. The particulars of an interesting breach of promise suit fur 25,000 comes from Kingsbury, N.Y. The parties are Catharine Noonan, « sixty-five-year-old widow with seven children, and Daniel Meenshan, who has seen less than last vow to take her for better or for worse being made on the 4th of July. He now reruses to marry her because she n't get home from her work at 7 o'clock in the evening, at which begin his courting. On the other hand the fair Catharine cleims that, hav- to go out washing for a living, she is stay outon some evenings until 9 k or later. She likewise alleges that she has lost much valuable time with Danie! under his promises of marriage, when she could have had her choice from a score of aspirants for For all of which she wants $5,000. oe é, Bss Hs i z a H H THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., THURSDAY, AUGUST 22. 1889 WANTED—HELP. WANTED-—HOUSES. H FOR RENT—HOUSES. _ | => = — — <r | _ | ‘ANTED—BRICKLAYERS, z 'ANTED—HOUSE OR PART OF HOUSE WITH RENT. SISHED—TO RESPONSIBIE W teereBentianshcSsoneen We" | Woleeemier raat = Foon = WASTED-AT 1249 71H BT. N. W., COOK os thet ne andz-ge" ANTED-SEP: EMBER 1—A GOOD 6 OR 7- Ww 5 Re A DRUG A iG room House ip convenient Tosaticn, southwest or ; ho Had Some Experience at Counter. | northwest. with improvements. reRt aot to na ave 5s Soper anche attgad to it to te ot =. po was = ae mart, 3 ive) it pharmacy. | T's); Star 8 ame a Sls. 20 &c." hadrons CINCHONA, Beat othe” easear ANTED—TO RENT A NICELY FURNISMED | 3,°.0 70me, #2 Beat Gen GSE Bo. BLO Masee, House and board rooms, $21.30. 127 oF ANTED—TWO PLASTERERS ON WHITE OOAT Ws, ‘once ‘building Howwd ave. opp. Gente? ses hie Pieanen aa the family, with ot and lodgers’ "Address M RAs WASTED—SMART YOUTH TO TAKE CASH and keep books; tft bh id 1d best fereices, NICOLL THE TAWLOR, 615 and 6)? | Beans. ve. eu22-2t ‘ED-I WANT TO PURCHASE FOR & Mectaeen House in northwest STetouo to i ANTED_—LADY OPERATOR mR TYPE NV water, “Caligraph.” apply 1307 F et nw 2d WANTED —AN ENERGETIO, ENTERPRISING man, yreseD owe Bats! outside Washington, to Re t ven and 610, N. ¥. btate 70. vorctibemeamanc: ©? a OLAt TER AT CROW- WHET RE Tae SOT EF ANTED—AT ART DEPAR NT AN W ected: Rettica tay DET AE TE ‘DU. miliar with artists apd te 2 plicants BON, EO Him w $10 TO $40; CHAM- toon efter B arm JOHN #. WASTEDI WOMEN COO! Permaide, Nurses ‘and Laundresses, in eity,or a '; Waiters, vers or Farm Hands; Colored Men Cooks. SAML. A. COOMBE, 926 F st. nw. au22-4t* ANTED-MEN AND WOMEN COOKS, $10 TO ; Laundress, Maids, N Waiters, Kitchen ont ™ ry Meh for thie Ch auz2-3t RMAN NURSE GIRL TO TAKE care of a two-year-old ek, also be abl ebild: able to ao 3 styrene sie ANTED—A WOMAN TO COOK, WASH AND etided. Apol Help, Driv city and count ron; must come well recom 1310 Vermout ave” “el a ‘WANTED —TEN FIRST-CLASS CARPENTERS A) for Trimming to go to Johnstown, Pa. ; fare paid both ways, wages $3 60 : to ROB FAYTOR, bS0St tweet way Apply to BOB LF ‘WANIED—AT 1026 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. N.W, Galgslady | muat be experienced in the Dry and Fancy Goods business and well recommended ; one ac- gusinted in the first ward is preferred, au21-d AR TED AS Gewice, BOY Wane sixt ir seventeen years must ite wel Address Box 7, Si ta res tar office, im own hand, stating axe $19,000 in good lesation ; state lowest dre ashe, : AN’ RENT—A SMALL rt 3 Wty Ae 335 bers B.ED. Sar 2 | F3 BENT—TWO NINE ROOM PRICK BOUSRS i vements; 1515 and 1517 b wow ce NF. GREEN, 1410 vaaow north- WAtEDsT ‘ONCE—HOUSES OF for prompt-} ALL ts. to OR RENT—NEW 9-ROOM AND CELL \R BRICK auzl-6t La ie — . very — yg WANT nro, BUY A, HOUSE ON caPrrok cloneta /ntptionaiy wash tubs, ‘Inguire 218 Sint ne of the owner, state location, with Sumber, andiowent | eur cash p-tce, scveed $3,000. Address x, Star RENT—1453, 1455 AND 1457 BOUNDARY bene sant sacs piers es area “3 Desement. 8 rooms cellar. \WANTED_HovsEs—we MANY INQUIR- | Poon, tai AP FARDON, 1520 Fa Wisiter tT Hessen ta ihe portman rari Fooma bai, Be; 63) A. P. FARDON, 1526 F at, m #30 to $50 ‘Owners ee "a8 them R RENT—SEPTEMBER 1, TO A PRIVA Gentaie family, wythout children, « Tep-room H, * TYLER Dorth west re su2l-6t" 8 UT el aw. third of which will be pad tor tec ‘unfurnish W 4h 12D_ by SEPTEMBER TAN EIGHT-noom | 7 Sn Siar ofice, _s unos: northwest. Had aol te waceed SS FOS | DOs tah stnw, l1226K aw, oon ‘Star office. u21-3t* $88.23 H WASTED_WE WANT DIRFOT FROM OV-NERS ¥ Houses, in bochwett ed hast Weshinewa, Se h oases " . GRAY & CO., 637 F st. suz0-6t 4 War eons op a Peek ig [ouses, : ; Ist. near 13th ne, 25.120 Row 139740 1241, one ‘equare from) ‘ears and herdice: _auzi-3t "ALBERT F. FOX, O20 Fat. a wept oe FI =e R RENT — 1406 CORCORAN 8ST. NW. 7 Btw its S100 Boece in same locality, JOHN | FV toows, Bath and Cellar: High Cenings, ‘Kew (WASTED-TWO HANDS FOR CLEANING HARD VV_wood Counters. Call at 451 H st.u.w. au21-2t* Wa4STED-CUMPETENT SALES LADIES FOR our Cloak, Millinery, Jewelr: snd other department lary: steady employ: ment; 01 oroukly’ experien les ladies need appl, = ‘BONMARGHE. 316 7th st nw. trobe ; House in thorough order throughout. Rent Wig2-r YOU HAVE NOT SUCCEEDED IN | $35.50. Inquire at southeast oor. 10th and R sts. uw. | od matnding # good tenant for your houses bring them | _aui-3t* ‘as we have large demand for houses " HERUON & BAMEY. SU? Feta aul7-lin foes pow ty te WWANTED—BY _RFGULAR PHYSICIAN, HOUSE dary Dw. second door from Sth «! We Lease, north of ¥ aud west of 13th sts. ; all t Park: @25, Key at 420 Boundary. us conveniences ‘and perfect repair pensable = 4 Td = Gress PHYSICIAN, btar oftcas SSSPOMSOT OB RENT—UNFURMISEED. WASTED-IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, A WHITE Woman «s First-class Cook; must hive bea: cit reference. before 10 am. and between 12 and P.M. at 336 C st. now. W'StTED— CARRIAGE TRIMMER; STEADY work. Apply to J. K. PROBY, 1230 Georgetown. a ANTED—A GOOD COOK. INQUIRE AT Rt x building, oF 6 WAXTED-BY THE VIRGINIA MUTUAL LIVE Stock Insurance Company of Norfolk, few solicitors; can make from BB t0 10aday. Apply to W. P. BUGG, Special Agent, an20-3t* 809 E st, now. WARXIED-SOLICITORS FOR A BUILDING A8- sociation. Address Box 71, Star office. au20-3t* 00M East Capitol st WANTED-THE STRICT ATTENTION WHICH | 1915 N st. n.w., 12r...¢9: our office (with an experience of n: M st. bet. i2and 13, Sr..65 is giving to its Rental Department bas Py keep our houses well tenan ‘ted, and has left us with few byuses to offer for rent. Residents or non-residents hay Furnished or th st. O.w.. 40 Unfurnished Houses or Stores to Rent cau ave 49 Vivave. uw, 127.30 special attention to their interests by Beas them ip our hands. ‘JOHN SHERMAN & 00. _ aus -3i 1407 F st. nw. ‘W ANIED—1 HAVE APPLICATIONS DAILY FOR Houses by good tenants: owners having houses for rent are solicited to; lace them in my list; prompt a GEO. W. LINKING, 1¥th and it ‘m FOR RENT—ROOMS. WASTED — DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT BU- reau, conducted by Meu and Wom white and colored, for all kinds of domestic labor, foF irict states, with references. 717 Mat. u.w. wast D—-Q — FIVE WHITE WOMEN Cooks, Office Boy (with talent for drawing); also Butlers, Houseworke: Nurses, ‘Ts, Seamstresses a1 others. Help tor Philadelphia.’ BURNHAM’S, 910 She nw. aul7-6t* Ww Girls aud Boye. fare furnished to p prepared tor, Govern! lay. 711 G st. uw. WANTED—SITUATIONS. y ANTED—BY A CATHOLIC YOUTH, A SITUA- tion in a Grocery Store ; know ail the business and un Cut Fresh Meats: can give the best of references. Address Box 47, Star offi WANTED BY A LADY WHO TEACHES lish, French, Vocal and Instrumental Music and Art, position in a private family or school. Address A. Z, Star oifice, References exchanged. ate WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED ‘Womb, a Situation ae Lady's Muid_or Chamber Maid; good references, or address 528 20th st. nw, WANTED — A WIDOW OF EXPERIENCE DE. kites Situation an Type Writer, Copvist, Mauaging Housekeeper or would Nurse Sick; best of ‘reference. Ada ae UARTERS— POSITION! veas WIDOW, Star office, ws T HEAD! for Couks. Chambermaid, Waitress, Laundress an Nurses, Seaustrees. Men Waiters, Cooks, Coachmen, Butlers. SAM'L A. COOMBE, 926 Fatn.w. au22-4t* y ANTED_GO TO DICK’S AGENCY FOR COOKS, Houvemaids, W ‘Laundre B 613 St WORKING WOMEN, MEN, City Intelligence Office. Car t eins Joyinent. Applications ms. Fi Vaitress, Nurse: iters, aud general Lousewor! Jso European St ‘hip agent. ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION, Bartender or can tend in Grocery aud Liquor . A.B.K., Star office. relercnces. Jrocery aud Moat Store uy aa Eaper canea Many Grocery aud Mest Store by an enced Man; at of References Fiven: “Addives Bow iS, Siar office: fs WANTED-FLEE!! BOUSEKEEPERS AND ALL eniployers are furnished highly recommended Ser- vants, Clerks, Sc. Applications for government en- ployient prepared. Kooms same terme Cry INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, 711.6 ut aw. o7eate WANED SITUATIONS FOR COOKS, HOUSE- workers, Waiters, Housekeepers, Drivers, Nurses, Muids, Kitchen and "farm Hands ‘and others for Families, Hotels and Restaurants, Cities and Country. BUKNHAM'S' 910 9th st. new. aul7-6r WANTED—ROOMS. R RENT—1423 STH ST. N.W., FUKNISHED Hoonis with : tering reasonable jock . going beg tion desirable; near three lines of cara._s gyoton: rent, 850 per month. “BH. WARN & JOR RENT-IN GEORGETOWN—4 ROOMS, UN. | CO. auz0-6r" furnished, with use Foom; reu month. Address 1430 324 st fe) mB RENT- M8. -$20; NEW DWELLING; 6 ‘Dath, hot and cold water; bay windows; @20 per ‘month in advance; 815 Nn.w. Apply 227 Bn.w. ‘8u20-3t" Fok BENT-3 B ST. NW. 10 ROOMS. TWO BATH rooms; all zuod. impa.; facing Capitol park, and commandiug distant view. Inquire at 103 eugz0-3t" Fok ENT 804 1 ST. N.W room im, Fo, -RENT—COOL PLEASANT ROOMS, FRONT and back. on Ist, 2d and 3d floors, with of without board, at summer prices 718 10th at. nw. anzZ-3t* FURNISHED, SECOND FLOO! references exchanged. red aulz-3t R RENT—3 ROOMS, UNFURNISHED, ON ri suitable for light housekeeping; south irunt, with bath, gas and heat; private family. 1919 Hf ae. = Plage ize C stae. Brick; in first-class ments: vacant bepte 1; ‘rent auz0-3t* WRIGHT & STOCKETT, 830 F st. n, JOR RENT—AT 1306.1 8T,, OPPOSITE FKANK- aT 4a het ew : Btn ‘parkplauast furnished Proue Hoo and | ROK RENT — 454 H ST. X W., FOUL get Dressing Boom with folding bed; references ex- eet Develling : mod imps. 10 rooms: ta re- if meee 2 Tear at 644 aguire = aulot "A EBEKLY'S SONS, 718 7th at. now. FS RENT—FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, Second floor. south front, Two Cou y rt. JROE RENT—NO. 623 F ST. N.W., 14-ROOM House, suitable for Boarding House of Office pur- Poses: reuit low, J. H. GKAY & OO, 687 F at. aur FPF 8275 BY THos. E i RENT—A NICELY FURNISHED ROOM TO oe two single gentlemen. Apply 457 C st. nw. re ESLATE BROKER, 917 F ST. NW. RENT—TO GENTLEMEN ONLY, FOR- ——— nished or Unfurnished Handsome Rooms ‘on seo- 834 Corcoran st. 12r. 850 ond and third floors in a new house near Pension ak a T= 4Nn.¥ A F offi anz2-2t* UK PLEASANT LARGE KOOMS, nn 2d floor; 2 un 3d floor; portly. furnished or unturnished; references exchanged. 1228 Sth st. n.w. a Od Fe, RENT—2018 9TH ST. N.W. Unfurnished Kooms; private fauily. building; private famuly ; no children; references re- quired. " Address G.H. ice. as gE stnw., or, Sid st b.w.. Br. “ TWO LARGE au2 di OR REN’ x NISHED Kooms; new house; wod inips.; Bo object on to light housekeeping if partirs are particular. 131436 Othat nw. u20-ste au2d THIRD-STt front room. Bay windows, largecloset. $20. au20-3t* FE OE BENT A PARLOR AND COMMUNICATING ‘Bed Chi th & Pa. ay, Pr 401 7th ot, itd, r.; Ped, Chauber, newly and elegantly furusahed, to- STOKES, &. gether with ap voin for Liat House kee) ing ; tore room 1337 F et. Teut low to parties without children. 1738 ach | SOmePOOm ISBT Fee en 835 st. n.W. aul9-6r* wall. i Te a Store mn. 423 12th st. JOR RENT—A FLA? OF 4 OR 5 COMMUNICAT- | Store and Dw’ —<- Big Gafurutahed hoor enisens Se. LightHouse | St. nw... 40! Cellar keeping, with water and bath on the Boor. Situated | | The above ts only «portion of the p y on my on L7th’ st, between Penns, uve, aud H st aw. Ad- | bocks. For {ull list call at office for biiean texted on Gress LEON D. GENESIE, 1425 New York ave. the lstand 15th,” [awv0]" THOS, E. WAGGAMAN. motte) QOR RENT—3-STORY BulCK: HALL, WATE Foe, SENET, 4 GENTEEMAN—C BEAUTE. | Hand gan: 709K Lave, Avpiy at 1100 List u, fully Furnished Room in New House, where | Key at re : there are no children or other tenants. situated un | prox RENT Capitol Lill convenient t0 two Luew of cars. Terme | TQM RENTS moderate Ketereuces exchanged. Address Box 2 i hg Besant ‘othe ‘aul? WASTED BY 4 YOUNG GE STLEMAN 4 FUR- uished Koom in the vicinity of 13th snd H sts. n.w. Address A. D., Star office. att ANTED—BY SEPTEMBER 1, THREE COMMU- nicating Unfurnished Kooms, second floo:, beat fas, brivate bath; between Penn 2th sts. n.w.; state terms, 'NTED—BEFORE OR ON SEPT! EI or Three Unfurnished fooms on ET board in house, if possible, tor two adults Box 16. Star office. au and Be ay Address Bo uy i st. 4th x67, Star is aul Sr WANTED—LOT well located aul7-7t WANTED MISCELLAN EOl US WASTED ASSOUIATE IN PAYING REAL ES- tute Business, who can furnish one or two thou- qand dollars: security will be given for your invest- ment aud money can be withdrawn in sx mouths with- out prejudice to the business. TERKA, Star otlice. au yy ANTED—TO BUY A SMALL GROCERY AND Frovision Store, with Dwelling; northeast or southeast Jocation preferred. Address 1203 G st. se. pops Re Wy ANTED-IMMEDIATELY, CALIGKAPH OPER- stor: permanentemploxincut probable if satis factory. ‘Apply st ouce at 108 Cst.n.w, auzi-3t* WANTED SAFETY BICYCLE IN GOOD OKD: R, be ventate minke and lowest ico and where it can wee! auz0-3t* ddress SAFETY, Star office. ; W which in the course of time will = aud give yous bume bo risk but positively auZ0-lin WELLER & KiPE) ‘1, 326 Pa y ANTED—H. BAUM PAYS THE HIGHEST CASH Ww Second-hand Furniture, eel | Housebolds a specialty. — au: A-TED-YOU TO SAVE 810 MONTHLY, your rent secure, Prices for Feathers. Entire 219 7th st. aw. LARGE SOUTH FRONT BAY WIN- dow iiooms on Ist and Yd floors; new house; sum- mer prices by week or month, with or without Board; ie nw. aul7-or? | CATING BAY % communi Fok kent serio Unturuished Kuoms, Tent. HST. NW en suite; also Oitice ery OF draz busin month. Inquire 4 . Gf Wat, LOWEN (HAL. 097 sth st. aw. or J MARe SWOKMSTEDT & BRADLEY, JOHNSON & SUN, 303 71b's auz 1-6 927 F stn, R RENT—STORE AND DWELLT wi T—TO DESIRABLE PAKTY ONLY— large yard, bast Capitol bet. 14th aud 15th 1 ow House b€. corner 13th and Maase- place for green grocery and wood and cual dealer. setts ave, B.w.; 15 rooms, two bath rooms; beated eat only $15. tetas dup rvements, $125 per month aul7-ot W.C. DUVALL, 925 F st. n.w, aoe, + . SELL, 1006 Fat.o.w, ‘OW KENT We aud Ausurauce Broker, 1th aud # stam. HOUSES. F = £ KR RENT—i HAT OLD GROCERY AND LIQUOR ptaud, Store and Dwelling cor. of 9th aud Nn. (White's Gid staud); will rent low to tel Apply 227 Bu.w, wu2U-st* , Ok RENI—HOTEL BARBER SHOP; ELEGANT | Liberal indi } tion. jucements. Apply, Ti. @ RUTH. wFORKD. au19-6t FOR RENT--STABLES. OR RENT—SIABLEsix STALLS: AMPLE carriage room ; Water aud ¢ uariors, Inquire at 1447 inl sul6-6 idhode Inlald ave. TRY REAL ESTATE. FURNISHED BOCSES COMPLETE PKINTED LisT ar OFFICE. OFFICES. . Sfropt ilewant rooms tm “Sun 941 btn t| Boor, 5: i 00 = tlemen's Clot highest caul, ‘wy17-4m* W ANITEDAICUSEHOLD FURNITURE, OFFICE Furniture, Store Fixtures, aud Furniture of every description; also eutire houscholds, Stecks of Mer. chanidlee of ‘all Kinds, Address ChittTOR 30 « 27 y ANTED—TRY <CRIBNER. BEST BUTTERINE. 20e, fonnd: cooking, 1de. Warranted strone (ike butter) fun ‘Try Cotton Seed es Mirther than Hog's Lard. sale ony in the | Conver Market at atalis 328,320, 330, middie gtsen Aisle. Open daily. WM. G. __wy9-6n Vv y ANTED—STEAM CAKPET CLEANING AND Kenovating Works; Feathers Kenovated, Mat. esses Made Over, Fo ture Stealued, aud Mouths De- stroyed, F H. YOUNG», 1402 Paay.,deeplune LUUs-, us LOST AND FOUND. JOUND—BY A LITILE BOY —SOME MONEY. Foire time, place, kind and 1 VILLYAM Re’ WOOD, Stur office,” | LeSk-O§ TUESDAY, AUGUST 20, A “BLACK | Calf, coming frow the stock yard in the it 3 | LSE gueteenaesict rrued to-4}% 2d st. ew. | | ,Q8T—ON CAR LINE BETWEEN 3D AND E Letts streets and ¥ end 11th streets n.w.. = on Ith atrect between F and H n.w. rectangulat locket with letter T op atone and couteini photo- raph, liberally rew: returucd a ~ 18. heated bysteam. . a — GOO! x - | JJOR SALE—A NEW HOUSE ON COURT-HOUCE | 941'F 5d foot, 5 ircutre, \.toe, oeaied by ekentn ‘Temen Clothes, Gann, Ewin he ee F square, in Westminster, Md. (45 wiles from | heated by seam 60) tems Oto 80 each, price is paid. Cull or seud postal Washington and proverbially healthy), having four. | 937 1 " 20 1211 F st, n.w., zr re Al, 1302 Lith etme, | teen rovine and tb every Conventeuce aud F 1211 bt aw. or wit Guuufort; crystal tebandeters, cher nwa loos, sanitary heating; every room papered, lavest improvements 1p juubing and gas: Beuue, ad- dreas Box 78, Westuuiuster, Ma. By1S-Law, Se - OB SALE—HOUSES. LOIS AND FARMS AT ALL it New Stores, 1016, 1018, 1020, 102: } OF Stoo os Metropolitan Brauch, B&O. JOHN | 1624and fer8 Conmmecnicut aren wel se atenad 0. JOHNSON, Atlantic Building. au2i-lw tol 1 For particulars cail at my office. K. O. HOLIZMAN, 10tn and F ate, CLLEGE, PARE.—il0Usrs & sale terms; f a . Money Tul owk gruve of sbout Sacres kept ass pul ervation; teat of ‘water. JULN U, JOLNBON, ai of axer, College tation or Atlantic Bailing auz’ nd Pine ge pied snatch oattaree it | of : ue o 3 a half miles trom Laurel, ou the Baltimore ead Ouio | 44 ‘aed railroad; unproved by a house of 13 rvome, « fue Bivaud cow sleds pvorthtug is eet chess conaleiees fe ; oo 4 the hyiues of Representative bear tues Of Sensor Go: Compton; fertilizer 30 — ———— od — to inst 20 yours: land county; there is also ® Siw niill on the ‘Bisse; au lewant home; will take THOMAS © WAGGAMAN, totece Auctioneer, 17 F ot. a. we, Washingtou, D.O._ BR SALE-& SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO au2d-3t it at 2130 Pennsylvania avenue, eet see Les Ww. yd P. iN NIGHT OF Finder will be turn Demrable ng $0 Stas oMioe. 8uz2-Se" | betwen 6 and'7 worse, at Forest Glen Station for tae Okt TIVE DOLLARS REWARD—LAST MON. oe | the market value: opposite heldui 61 00 Lay = s - ee john y it. ;"” SAIe Haine On papers (proved by s new house. i of water, SS epee. Pe ee THAR COTTA CO. TAT Get news eee al SMMDAVID D. STON, at. aw. jD—CAME CO} ‘D B SALE — HYATTSVILLE, e ‘DID aa gare Wednesday, © small ued aad wine | Edew ne, 9 room _ = Sud take saine Sway, POROUS. Pere DAY costa ipa tbe ato the dooras pelos OST ONE, SINGLE, STONE DIAMOND EAR ry STABLE. ine TT Fost HOE Sea —— a ak | PEE epee WAGGAMAN, REAL -BY R_ ©. HOLTZMAN, REAL ES- | FOR_RENT—HOUSES >| 22.25% € omer arene wae Ne pe | Eas BULLETINS CaN | FICE, These houses mite our = BL OBTAIN! OUR ore at om or aA aoe | aul0-eorw JOR KENT- TWO FIRST-CLASS RESIDENGI 1513 Rbode Island ave. and 1412 1sth et. Apt to J.J. SHEDD, 150, B Tay. sud-etu.ta, POR RENT—413 6TH ST. NW, ELEVEN southern exposure, two squares fro end Pens market Owner, 830 -203t T CIRCLE, VekY DE- at Stioue Dwelliue. tac- ame 14 rooms, 2 beth NT-NO.1 Di sirebie 3-story and Hasen.: ftw Dupont circle; house © s first-class tenant. Apply to 7 4 Few we De . reas: gure BOs. J. FisHi ick ESE SEFC | Brora \2 ae. and stable 1 Dupont eira | 1210 Ista et. 1714Coun, store 5 28 Met. now. Tbr. 125 3700 loth st. 2, ¥..16r and stable) 16.67 2401 Stouguton st, Bibi able. - £3 Hillyer pl. Lir. ..’ | The above Louses cau be exams evr omeeouly. THOMAS J. F | “aul7 jetst. lr Dunbarton. Sr. SY 1817 test. wow 28 % Fenton yi. w Bo 5 37 N.E. cor Oth & I nw.6r. $916 disin we... 10 Ds. aruimhed.¢ 7. |» Safe Deposit buriding, au6-7t 45 | Bessel's court, 41,810.50 40 3 Houses on Champlain ave., Y Huron at. bet” * 1447 Mass av 20 Farracut 211CH, FOX & BROWN, | aul5 a eve. aw, JOR RENT-ENTIRE BUILDING, .ORTHWEST corper 7th and Lu.w.: hase evant lange store on fe — as ogee — ya in order; 111 lease to reaper: ny | Stumce. WC DUVALL, B05 F ety ere aks FOR RENT—HALLS. a N POST HALL, COKNER OF This large abd coumodious hus becu recently thoroughly renovared - Hig bes poe y ugly renovated and beau | and Sundays at woderate rates; is well ted f | dancing academy. Also a moderate sized Bull in ‘the | third story, suitable for secret or other _ COUNTRY BOARD. = : == ———————— RK THE MONTH OF SEPT. LANGE PLEASANT | J* Roow with Board et Movtanverd, near Seuecs; | Bbuidance of fruit; «ood ishing. Address Mra. Mi A | PiTEn, a, Md. euzie-ser * OOD BOAKD AT FAKM HOUSE; EXCELLENT J shade, plenty of milk, good cream and fruit, near moun sins; wile from slation, cuvveyance to and AS g. Address HL, post oifice, Gainesville, Ve a ‘BY BOARD AT “INGLESIDE,” THRER "walk trom Randolph ote ~ | Cis Y tion, Metropolis | tau Branch Brand O. RE; pleuty shade: a | Water and wble. ierms reasonable: ELIAS Ki | Moutrose, Bicutgomery Con ud \LEKKS AT(ENTION—FOB RENT JN COUNTR’ | Cow station trai Lt; Fine Roome; mouth "Address Box 600, Bterline, Ver WASTED SINGLE GENTLEMAN, HooM: suyurbe or couutry, north or Borthwest within 5 miles of Fatent office. - -Addresm sta terms, which must be resonable, NEATN:| eulZ-st* O*5 SE SSTUATED ON AN EMINENCE Full view of Bine Kidge and sur mts. Cau so com.s few mcre boarders. All amuse. of the season. City ref” JOHN BLMPSON, North Fork, Londoum county, Va. ‘euZ0-st" q(cLacerr SION. NEAR SILI Jaton, Net brane Rao 0. elk Rooms and Board can be secured tenber.” Terms bie. ‘Apply on premises o eddrees Unk Grove, D.C. "oeat South Mounusin sod Atlee ‘vette dae rovass; good fare. Werast O5 per s gy sais ct Proprietor. Vaca: MS AT be Teen rte DER, Boyd's, Station, Mont. Oo. Md suie-er