Evening Star Newspaper, August 26, 1889, Page 2

PERSONAL MENTION. Mr. and Mrs. F. BR McGuire have gone to the Warm Springs of Virginis for a stay of several weeks. Tbey were much later im going to their old nt this yeur than usual, owing to Mr. MeGa absence in Europe,during which time Mrs. McGuire remained at Manchester, Muse, with her mother, Mrs, Franck Taylort who was dangerously ill for a while. Latterly, however, ber health has considerably im- proved. Miss Luey Cratty left Saturday for Atlantic City, accompanied by her niece, Mis May Mahone. Mr. Samuel T. Larcombe is visiting Mr. and Mrs, B. PF. Larcombe and other relatives at Hynes Park, Md., to recuperate his health. Last Thursday night Col and Mrs LL A Rosecrans gave a delightful entertaiment a their picturesque summer home in Rockville, the oc- casion being the thirteenth birthday of their daughter Cornelia Stewart. Amo! er young friends present were the Misses mnie, Da son, Anderson, Masters, Polk, Hege, Heath nd White; the Masters Heath, King, Bouie, Telbot, Henderson, Kingdom, White and Dawson. Miss Addie Heath of Washington hes been spending some weeks at guest of Miss Cornelia Rosecrans. Col. Tose- crans left Saturday night with the G.A.R. for Milwaukee, whence he goes to Colorado for a ra of some weeks, Annie Lewis of Washington made a hit r in Chicago in “Later On.” 1 sang herself into popular favor. livan and daughters Emieand Lillie Mrs. and Miss Lincoln and Mr. Bowlin, — just re- turned from some weeks’ stay at ew. Mr. E. J. Smith has returned meal a tour on his whee! to Charlottesville through the Shen andoab vai Mr. J. C. ¥. Smith and sisters, Misses Annie and Lilian, lefton Saturday for Norfolk, V: to take part in the L.A.W. meet. The Misses Smith will be the guests of Miss Mamie Mehegan, Norfolk. Mr. George W. Evans and three daughters, Marian, Catharine aud Mida, are in New York jor a few days seeing the sights in and about @ They will return to Asbury Park to the balance of the heated term, return- soon leave to be with her friends at home at Thorold, Out. Mr. Bates will er there about September 1 and after a eks the two will return to this city. Mr. Jobn B. Larner left on Saturday for ‘go to attend the convention of the Ameri- bar association,which will meet in that city 23th. Tew we tchelland 0. FP. Morrison have gone to the seashore for a few weeks. Mrs. John A. Miller and daughter Grace left today for a few-weeks’ stay at Hamilton. Va. A pleasant hop was given in the dining room the Colonial Beach hotel Saturday t Daues g began at 8:30 o'clock. re _—_ were Mr. and Mra. J. . Mr. and Mrs. Heaton, M H. T. G. W. Wood, the Miss: a Bild, Blanche Sheppersoa, , Emma Hammond, the Misses Bertie Wilson, the Misses Yates, the Misses Johnson and Messrs, Monntrerden, Weismann, . Byng. McCauley, Albert, Yates, Weaver, Drapes and Laskey. H. . Harris of the United States army, who was accidentally wounded while ling « pistol carelessly at Orkney Springs eww ago, as stated in Tue Stak. has re- ue Washington barracks for a few he will endeavor to have the let located, which could not the time of the accident, and ex- advisab He is looking well and » be none worse for his misfortune. Mr. Salvatore Desio and family will retarn t w after @ four-weeks’ visit to Long eh. Asbury Park and Coney Island able bop was given at Silver evening. Among those pres- sud Mrs. Porter, Miss Mabei snie Dangerfield, Miss Morrison, hiss Stumph, Mr. and a Livingstone, Mr. z. Sebueider . De Lancy, Mr. E. and A. C. Thompson are at Rock shal Ransdell returned to the city from Indiauapol:s, registering at friends of Mra. Noah, the wife of | spondent of the Denver Tribune, leep regret of her death, which York city this morning. She < trom heart disease for some leaih wes not unexpected. Judge hen she died and will > this eaty for rment, r in Washington with his ving selected quarters ut the Port- His sow Theodore wili attend George- Tobrine r has returned after sev- Lobrin ner, is pareuts, left for that places Lie Garthwait of this city and Mss Thursby of Baltimore hav + re“ues4 fr va | ountuis, where they hav: beea saamer- Misses Dougall and Fleckner of Brooklyn are Visiting Miss Hemstreet of Wyoming avenue. aH 4 Officer Townshend, who has been at Cape May some time, has returned to the city much improved in health. DISTRICT Gov NMENT. REGISTER CLAGETT'’S ESTIMATES, The Commissioners have recetved from Dore sey Clagett, register of wills, his estimates for e comung fixcal year. For books and repair t + for the register of wills he asks for an IT MAY BE A HOMICIDE. A Hatchet Used at Terra Cotta with Murderous Effect. THE MAN WHO PLIED THE RATORET GATS EB THOUGHT HIS WIFE WAS SHOT—A SINGULAR AFFRAY GROWING OUT OF BAD FEELING BE- TWEEN TWO NEIGHBORS. The little village of Terra Cotta, on the Met- ropolitan branch of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, was the scene of s murderous assault about 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon. The as- sault, which it is thought is likely to prove fatal, ocourred in the village within a short dis- tance of the house of the alleged assailant and his victim and was the result of an ill feeling betweea the families of the two men. The man who was assaulted was George Oswald and his alleged assailant was Michael Cleffey. They are about thirty years old. The men occupy houses near each other on Mr. John Lynch's property, near the terra cotta works. TWO PISTOL sHOTs fired by Oswald led to the diffealty. Oswald was on his own premises when he fired the shots and Oleffey was in his woodshed splitting kindling wood for this morning. When Oswaid fired Cleffey started toward him with the hatchet in his hand. Oswald ran, but Oleffey a Moca od up to him and dealt the r 4 STUNXING BLOW on the back of the head with the hatchet he had used in splitting wood. Oswald fell to the ground with a cry of pain and Cleffey turned and went back home, where he finished —— se a picts jswald was able to get up without assistance and return to his house His condition was such that it was feared he would die and Dr. Darling was sent for. Later in the day Police- men Morgan and Markwood visited Terra Cotta and made an investigation of the case. The information they received was that the man’s skull was fractured and that his death would probably result from the injury. CLEFFEY ARRESTED, The officers found Cleffey at his home and they placed him under arrest. He did not deny the charge, but was inclined as baliate | that he was justified in what he did) Wh questioned by a Star reporter the prisoner said that Oswald was @ quarrelsome man and was always interfering with his family. Yes- terday afternoon he said he was splitting wood, when his wife passed through the shed and started toward the house. He heard the re- port of two pistol shots. His wife threw up her hand and cried, “I’m sho’ THOUGHT HIS WIFE WAS SHOT. " he said, ‘and thinking she was shot I started after him with the hatchet, He ran off and I followed, I caught up to him and struck him with the hammer end of the hatchet. He fell down, but he soon got up and walked home. I was almost mad when Iran after him, for my children were crying and I thought my wife was shot. On the other side it is claimed that the shots were not fired at Mrs, Oleffey, but at some of Cletfes’s chickens, Cleffey was in the Police Court this morning, charged with assault and battery with intent to kil, and the case was continued to await the result of Oswald’s injuries, They Said the Special Was at Fault. Temple Moore, @ colored special officer at Mt. Pleasant, appeared as a witness in the Po- lice Court today against Robert brown, whom he charged with disorderly conduct. A num- ber of citizens testified that they saw the arrest, which they claimed was entirely unwarranted, saying that the special was the one to be arrested, if any, for he was loud and demon- strative without cause. The court, in dismiss- ing the case, said it was commendable to see so many citizens coming forward to prevent injus- tice and he hoped that they would see that the proper police authorities were notitied, VATICAN “AN D KING. Humbert Said To Have Been Ex- communicated by the Pontiff. A Rome special to the New York Tribune says: King Humbert and Queen Margherita have been placed under the ban of the church, ‘The sentence of excommunication is stated by the Venice Gazetie, one of the best informed and most widely circulated papers of the king- dom, to have been pronounced by the pontiff in person on the occasion of the secret con- sistory held a few days after the dedication of the Bruno rtatue here. The assertion of the Gazette in universally believed, and there is much to corroborate the authenticity thereof. In the first place, all the ordiuary courtesies which bave been customary recently between the Vatican and the Quirinal have been entirely stopped. Queen Margherita, who, like her brother-in-law, the duke of Aosta, is sincerely and uuaffectedly religious, has‘ for the past twelve or fifteen years been in the habit of spending the hottest wecks of each sum- mer at Venies for the purposs of en- joying the sea baths there. Hitherto the | patriarch arcuvishop, Cardizal Agostino, hus | never failed to cull at the palace shortly after her arrival, in order to welcome the fair sover- eign to the city and to his diocese. This sum- mer for the first time the cardinal failed to pay his customery visit, and took no notice of the queen's arrival. He, aowever, caused it to be privately intimated to ber majesty that his dis- courtesy was due to strict commands received from the Laeagoat: in person. Another circum- stance which tends to confirm the truth of the assertion that the sentence of excommunica- tion has beeu pronounced is the fact that King HED. Habits or avy Tailor-made arments; good ft hest, sight and use of bati otaud coid wat 5i28t> 14th st, 3-sty. finish cuarunteed ; city reference; pri 50. & 8) or Oe. 150 — z = FOR, RENT—6: 1ST. N.W. TWO NICEL R- v-, WAS EDIAT_ HEADQUATTERS—PosiTiONG | E'itned Communicating Kovinn, secoud Avon, south 11288 et : . tor Cov ee Lae ag, eel, front; shed or Wes ee tga om desirable rooms, OR RENT—433 5TH 87. 150)” Tar. loo AI E. ~~ s TAND, a mais m3 MAKBI “1 uurses, Seainstress, ‘Men Waiters, Cooks, Coachmen, | f nces requi . : : ~400 | Wasustand: ail in gx , po saws ‘OGOMBE OUD Cant. urnished or unfurnishes ferences req! Brick; 6 rooms; caller, if > die Net 3-sty, ae ee eet Yenlences; ren 4 § and 8840 § st., George- ) 7 | WANLED( BY A GERMAN GIRL. 4 PLACE AS t RENT—WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, 609 | ten, 5 iu: Bricks, water, &e.; rent 810.” In 490 Pa ave.. Sr..25z, |. 2122 Mstoreand dwel 63 | JOH, SALE A, BARGAIN AN Ce Nuree,Chambermaid or House Girl. 226 E st n.w, Est. nw. ; delightful rooms; good locati $25 theta tol HALL. 81 Hastsme,anddwela3 | 2) Stilisi: Light Victor iy bd tral; southern exposure; Windsor mirrored aan HED 100919 Fat corse Boted as al to Lew. Private et log 7: ts % n 7 tw AND WOMEN QOORS, $1 10 TO | beds; also others ; ull nevi. 12S 24th st nw. Ze. frame, ma. | \ f Humbert’s recent contribution of 50,000 lire toward the restoration of an old church at Na- ples bas just been returned to the treasurer of the royal household, with the curt remark that appropriation of $200. To enable the regis- ter of willis to complete the reproduction of the old adminsiration and guardian dockets, Prior to 1879, including clerical service and chase of books, £450. For the payment of ¥ Clagett for preparing papers in con- on with the appointment of guardians to thirty-seven indigent boys to enlist in the Ynited States navy for the year ending " 0, 1899, $176 12. “In connection with the amed item Mr. C lagett suggests that the asioners ask for 0 to be disbursed by the police depart- ent, as it enables them to find occupation for ny boys at a small expense. 2 EXPENSES OF THE AUDITOR'S OFFICE. ompliance with the recent order of the sMissioners Auditor Petty has submitted his ate of expenses for the coming fiscal year, the support of his office be asks for an ap- priation of $15,500. This includes an addi- tional clerk at $1,500, which the auditor says is absolutely necessary. He asks that th lary of the chief clerk be increased $100 per annum. He says that the appropriation for contingent has fallen short for several years past. asks that an increase of $300 be mare, one-half of which will be needed to pur- eh @ new set of general account books and «inder to meet the current expenses of the ollice. TRE CHURCH ORPHANAGE. The annual report of the Charch hana ge lation has been submitted to the Commis. © treasurer, Mr. Thomas Hyde. Hyde calls attention to the good the asso- ciation is doing. He says they are taking homeless children from the streets, supporting and teaching them and procuring for them gvod homes when they reach a suitable age, He asks that the annual allowance be increased to &e!,500, THE DELAWARE avexon pens, Some days ago Capt. Symons, in a letter to the Engineer Commissioner, called his atten- the practice which prevailed in regard te dumping on Delaware avenue, south of the I, and in the square cast of Delawar 2 annual appropriation | no gifts could be accepted from such a source. 0s. THE SEAL TROUBLES. Senator Frye Expects a Peaceful Settle- ment—An Extra Session Likely. An Augusta, Me., special to the New York Tribune says that Senator W, P. Frye, just as he was leaving there last evening for the Rangeley lake regions, said in response to a query about the Behring wea trouble: “The first thing for the United States to determine is whether or not the sea is a closed sea. The House, in the bill sent over to the Senate last Session, undertook to assert the principle of a closed sea, Itcume tothe Senate late in the session and was referred to the com- mittee on foreign relations, of which I am a member. That committee reported it back to the Senate with the words stricken out, not because the committee came to the conclusion that it was not a closed sea, but because it was a question of the greatest importance, larger consideration, which there was no time to give. My own Opinion is that that portion of the sea where these controversies arise has always been a closed sea, so maintained for half without any on the part of any nation. As between Great Britain and us the question ought not to be raised, because if these waters are declared open waters in less than five years the whole seal fishery would be destroyed, and England has as much interest in preservin; that fishery as we have, for she purchases ‘and yeoparee for the market all the skins ware the seizures warranted?” * erin were eutirely justifiable, as far as our fficers were concerned, as the law which passed Congrexe instructed the officers to do so. hat is the way out of the difficulty?” “I think the question will be settled between century, skins that are wvenae and north of © street. He said that this avenue and the adjacent ground was being made a dump for all sorts of fiay and danger- ows material, aud a this avenue is shortly to be improved it would all have to be removed by the District. He recommended that the lice be instructed to prohibit further dumping | Ho ie this vicinity, of unhealthy or uns; ox ma- teri The Commissioners ap; wed the rec- ommendation and instructed ston Moore to see that it was carried out. ‘MISCELLANEOUS, The Commissioners have approved the find- ings in the case of Police Ofticer James Welch, ebarged with intoxication aud ordered his dis- Missal from the force, Mrs. Whelan has directed the attention of the authorities to the fithy condition of the ditch on 3d s reet bet Saere Lane ptroste northeast. The Commissioners have Butler, who for some time past has been Journing on the frrm. the term rant) eeehnmy rcp ner—diplom: In regard to an extra session of the ee said: “No doubt an — session will be called I do not it It will be rom ayy to get th the next disposed to ——__ WANTED—HELP. __ Sckace sccurnte, “Adareas Wl ae ag ERS & SO) | WANTED MISCELLANEOUS f an gee hee Se eee | eee Secgad hand, Paral caiiee tana EeT CASH bie th vitae Be Se Nissi tere are a ——_— oar seat aK in course and Wee ave. 8.0, anes te ie Saat SECOND-HANDGEN- iny? sil ie A PUTA P A a ‘erage So OLD FURNITURE. OFFICE Wikia: uty = Soe wth ad 3 wes Sa ae louie EE <earo y =i oy Ti fowrs fan “Abe us MASON JOM NTN FOR RENT—SIORP. ow NG ON ie F ‘ c a L ELLING ON iM iness thoroughfare for mill cou nepal tailor or other light bacinesss Keys adotning: BUSINESS CHAN( et 7) $1,000 SVE Pood me MONTES brick | cured’ by mortrage on cit Jot worth po leo other good securs<y woxth ¢ of008 Sot | vestor i ee bis Si 008 pace pueueete: | Address wGAR STOKE Fol SsaLe AT 7 P soid this wees Will be soid tor uaa 2 | inquire at the premises. QOK BALE—A DINE ‘Store doing a cas! | sell cheap of sold business, Address E. B. NE OF BST GRO: Sarees Wa ar 10 TO Soaks. "SANT A: COOME BY A RE- Sig Beat Sis in y len at nw. it GALVANIZED |IBON OOB- a au26-3t__11 to. 15 Dat. wevneer BEG mm W4Xiep-a zor at YEARS OF AGE, KewNey, or after Eina¥y ato das Ms: Sipiareaa® ermaat Position: ey Sire Per cae tarot pa sinatra a. covier 10 «nd ne | PERT = 2126-2130 Tin im x | and 3 room Drelinas combined | Bagaiay s ‘sth at stables ip Rote. a. epona = Ri jOR Fo PEAT jes TONS TAGE venience Co. uf ae auz3-3ie 03, T §T. NW. BRICK novs Spent low to wood te sath shies sat hee ool oes a-FORNMRED HANDSOME; $hBw #100 per month. G0 Fat ta IKE & OV., 430 7 Sane e TED — ~4_MIDDDE-AGED “TADY, Ph Mg on Fy og ey Stare ‘office. Aah ie ANTED—A SE wee RED WOMAN TO ene Wash and Iron “ “9d peaks: home at ht. 1413 171 yy ARTED—A HOTEL FAITE Ppa THE SEA - son. Inquire Congressioual err? ap MILLIN: x a AXEDSAS CO! peg] WHITE MAN WHO A ed Aas neces, asply. aot Wholesale a WwW GROCERY AW . WE SNTED_TRY ~CRIBNER. sation of 823 par eka sige UTR wes funded. Try Cott Seed [= further tl sale omy in the ‘Lard. Enter are at stalls 328 middle of fish ben dally. WMG BORIS my9-6m AND wu E. ‘T CLEANIN: Works: Feathers peuvraieg, Mat | tresses made over. F ‘Renovating OUNGH, 1405 Pacey, Telephone 1008-3 “olla . FOR RENT—ROOMS. RENT SUITE yA ARDOOMELY N Ir: THT Ft nw 28 BW Teasone for ei Pet awsae ee Siar once. 8108] town, Stock aud Pixtures, for sale | rented or pure. CO., 613 15 or. Sr. ns. bo, 25 mi. 6r..m i. vo 6r.....12.30 1S eae ke idk and NY ve. tee ROR SALE-a Ox good ress for selling, wil, be sold taken at once. Inguire at GUG dig sts DOR SALE—A CORNER G..0CERY sou. Stew House bas § rv ition, S200. UL. Be , CHANCE POR PAKT {aire guaLla bey of money to bay Six Cottare | Yery preity, on high ground; low a Suni. & SON, eatio: om —_ House, 214 th acl -§ 9-ROOM fn BRICK a locality, near MAN AT THE HOTEL Arno Wine Rooms. 16th st. Reference required.* ;WLY Final 4 * | a vanvaiuu if taken at once. aN Lewis Y ANT EDA WOMAN, TO GOOK AND DO GEN: | Bearoome aslo 10 rss Scots, $20. | Also, Pariee See Boundary et ousework in small ‘ door: = atnight. Apply No. 604Q st. nw.) O° yee | Board tf a ETE HHO “Sic pe the YES GREMEMBER THR ys iin sen DESIRABLE PARTY i, — ee cept po cornet 3 3enes, ain We 19 Foo! steam Scie aoa ta: 81 oe Watches cleaned, @1, first-class ‘BELL W. BUSHNELL, 1 nw. Marranted oue year, @1 dock and Jewelry w ¢ lowest prices in Ue city; we dery “ 1224 F st. ow. sh setae cull ats WiAxTED-60 TO DICK’ soeycr) BUS. COOKS, Housemaids, Waitress, Nui fouerel Fine RENT-FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED men, Butle: Lars Ww ANTED—MAN Aa WIFE MAR Pag Pout aud h Kooms at 1110 13th st. n.w.; ref seiven and HREE UNFURNISHED COMMU. warwe, Fis ess ‘7th at. n.w, Also Euro) eran ae) On RENT Ricating Rooms on second oor ein Fe, ae ne a y OR SALE—SILK COLONY AT ODENTON yelp abut, tho hours sieating Bek foot; larwe, Pisses in ree ENTHOUSE WITH NINE EDEGANT | 1338 Fe, ; NTON. do general fe ‘suitable for Office, Beiter than government bonds, SetSrences, Wor TO, sist oftee Adarger ist | Large Clovéts." No childreg. taken. 1114 Le improvements; 688.4 atin aE I railroad any tn other in 1 Wii ANTED | FARM HANDS) MEX WITH FAMI- les. Apply to F. Bo teal Estate Biroxets, {OR RENTS ROOMS. UNFURNISHED, | ON geuth front, with ah bath, gus’ and best: private ustry can Weeks’ time from &. Sates i Poh ERT lee daproga BRICE, For a short tim « il heid the ik Ferme au26-1w* S37 Fetnw. | Tvlg be erate fy: 825 er a mont rae 3 | uly ¢.25 "Buy iow Wi you want to ger inom the lowe ANTED—A WOMAN =P. OOOK, WASH AN: SOR. RENT PARLOR D COMMUNICATING SORRENTO BESTEL TES EE | to muse a eon i crop WV ee sts irom am outer | EES Gita, peed a eet ome | Eby re =e amocyariox W! 1) d /E AN. V Asstt wiih mar oa with reference, THe safe parts without cikire prtete Gulls: | #20 fe7 grout A Pe MULE OO, 888 ¥ a = : i st. Dew, be ng matali Nats east Fe RENT.-FURNIGHED—ONE LARGE, SIN: also t) 1e ites of ‘ot frst aud second foors; board if desire Wi ‘\TED—A NEAT, ACTIVE [cong GIRL 108 RENT_SEPTEMDER 1, OIG 6 67, 3.W, 2013 GST, XW. 1G or 17 years old, to Assist in Mouse — # Nine 1615 13th st. st. a. = at 106 1t*__ | Toom: <a rf | - 7 ply Taiz Gat, aurd-21 F% RENT— 1377 St "MY ‘PREMISES, ON ue WwW: <TED—A YOUNG MAN, FOR JOBBING »ND JOR ‘21 0st Zw, 12 1 Breutwood road, Saturday night. jpoetant Retail Tobacco. Must et sie op BERT — 00 PLEASANT ROOM! aa ae e00 +5 rt Suuuil Black Feet Mule: tert ore dewective. Aug one : r , sending information leading to wi > sid security if tated for, Fea na Pott closets baths, &c.; summer prices. "718 Toth st. n-w. 1 |b Davin pg I BA ery MY ANTED—WORKIN' Ny RENTODOR We ded seca W ‘cover Sten for all besineaus several Men to Landis Fe RET O05 @ OF. Wi. XW, TWO FURNISHED L OST-SOME KEIS, ON 12TH ST, BETWEEN E horwes at once. Abphications {uF governinent positions te rout pag tee Booms, ob on second, a4 | D4 and F sis u.w. Liberal reward wili be paid for Prepared. CIT! ELLIGENCE OFFIC! He Bu2z6-b' | return of same to M. Fistik, Kernau's theater. 1° ee FoF Rare NISBED Roows | IST—85 KEWAKD FOR KETUKN TO 13 s = | Lite Setter, lemon-colure ~ me on Tiel: wb heavy chain atta Leet. Nurece, Butlers, Houseworkers, Besuistresees gthera” Help ior Piiladelplia” BOR So itd au: ad wider; allewere to baie Of * pee a au26-3t SSE cELy. eee PLEASANT three on , ‘desirable location; private fat family, Pinar wd TUESDAY -KOOM on SES ay SHEED — MAN COGE, WATERERS ATE | Stns owe wid weneute: ISLS aud Let 7 22th | pctubwestern bart of the city. A liberal reward lf ge W Woman for General Housework. 216 9th, st. | 7 on KENT-LARGE, UNFURNISHED couse ink nw Apply WoJUBN Y, GREENCIaI0 Gtk | Tok tal ed ete ® = F ee Rooms. fire secon: facing | | all m OsT SATURDAY. ACGUST 24, BROWN 8 i " rth 2 tel Ba worm to name of “Cnty Wikies WHITE WOMAN FOR ernie ES tate 1618 ¢ iuark om breast; su"wble toward for roture’to 80 chee Hgunework, except laundry, by smpall family, af ing. tae Tr iio = ‘aral bom : Room 10, Lenuan n Building, 1435 5 NY ave. auz4-SE FP Qe RENT 5 FURNISHED OB UNFURNISHED, | su20.1m OST—WEDNESDAY, @556_ FIND! LATD suine aud receive @200 reward , no questions Apply to JaU. N. HOOVER, Couter Market. nyt ar MAM, 1405 ¥ st. {OR RENT—1816 CORCORAN STREET, EEN & CUNNIN: rooms and bath, furnace, static bells, drug busin must furnish onary tal i try he., &c., for $35, aida Corcoran st” MUST £ it CNGERPOy to ‘apply Drug store, cor. 13th abd F ste. L.w. TOR RENT OR LEA! NEW S EVEN Bi 1K RENT—TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS and Bascment Brick Houses, with 9 rooms, ie U4 BE F° a A oe RAL REWAL | BE GIVEN POI z > ‘on lat door; separate or together; brick house; | 2**>8% and cellar: all modern improvementa, bare & She returu of a lady's black diagonal coat, trimm WANIED-A WH ina tag GENERAL | nodera conveniences, S06 H st ee suetdt"*| J{0u RENT-FURNISHED, _OCTO! acronis 1. OR | Sinish cabinet mantels: bay lows; open for in- | ¥1\a wide Uraid, that was lect on the steamer Corcoran tabs person will be tb German pre svoner, Six Rooms, complete for bousekecpi: speotion; reut, $90 per month. Bi. WARN. KR & | hursday, August 22, when that bowt left Mt suit rece home; ‘a 1 OR RENT—1504 H ST. N. W., OPP. MORTON | would rent the entire house rooms $ ied | Hail” Keturn above to MOSER ferred. Apply 522 6tn flats, Handsonely Furnished Kooms single orga | Apply after 4 p.m. at 1220 N st, hw. 43 (oes ST, NW, 14 kooM “ auzs-st* y ANTED—TWO YOUTHS, AG! SET WEEN 14 | suite; wit or without re ey < V open. and 15 years, who understand wo: Pking & reed Boarding House ot Office pur- POR RENT-910 NE st. Fs “a GRAY & 00, 637 F ol St, between 5:30 and 7 ‘ORK AVE. LARGE, gis 8... Or.,m.i20.30 2 c— E ‘EB Ly it Liege ele Boog ting 00 — Nicely Furnished Kooms; separate or’ conumuui- Figs FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS. Nea eek AE cert tne cating; south front; large pizza; convenient to ll fy x CHE z RGETIC AG! care, et ey SALE—CHEAP FOR CASH—POOL ag) tguod pay to vital City Nga : ! K UNFURNISHED. ‘oudition. Inquire of &. 10k jent and death beuefits mug 11 an N.W., ELEGANT 325 Ket, double FOR BENTI1008 13TH st. ‘Roo! 0 p.m, at mus en suite oF single, with First-class Board 8.59 | on oO URE oD Maker building, 458 La. ave., opposite City Hall it <7 iaodacnte rates; ooman leap Geek. pot ie | F M a rho vi -_ ea KES Ane coe y vl ma it the | dress or cal) = ED-COLORED RAILROAD HANDS TO | st'caras news: Cemt! location: convenient to he au24-3t" New Jersey ave CHEAP, Sa Kin Calvert county, Md. ‘Transportation ore to work furnished on application to {OR RENT— 706 10TH N TOR SA Ime hewly furnished Room on si 7 fi HOWARD £- PEDDICUMD, 10 North: ae ESIRABLE CORNER #55 per month, by the PE RENT—A MOST — | 10K RENT—UNFURNISHED ROOMS, 2, 3 OR 4, | A’ House vear Dupont Circle, ‘KSMITH, SOUTH 5| Fen ae for Ment housekeet ius; heat, gas ad hot yoar._Apply to CHAS. EARLY, 003 44th at auld at ¢ coal yard. “JE. CATIS. | bath; no children 31 Met. n-W. T—7-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, BAT OR RENT—- WITH BOARD, PLEASANT Hos with large closets, at 1102 9th st. n.w.; home comforts; personal attention to the table; Feterences exchanged. Bt FOR, BENT@2143, HST, Looms on secoud floor JOR Be bay window, cellar, all modern improvements dary st. u.W., second hb LeDroit 3825. - PULLANGEK, 503 144b iO BE SOLD Al PRIVATE SALE . Kentle, Wood driver, perfect family ‘ugh for business pure ANTED—BY TAILORESS. ENGAGEMENTS IN 3 UNFURNISHED Families during dul! season; Coats, Wraps, Rid- U ge and 1 hall room), bi Ww ing (OR RENT—UNFURNISHE: floor, Large, Airy, Communi | closets: north aud south, 1341 14t ‘Moor, Gres. an, 14th at. * wi Drivers, Hostie city and county, V ees sce GIRL REY ATIOR As P . Or i, y's Maid or Companion to wn Invalid or Aged aon. “Apply for references to 18U7 I st. n.w NT—FUKNISHE ¥-USED UPRIGHT, IN 5 1 «4 reliable wake: ‘and witout Board. 11 if"you aut s Pisue 5. $25 7th st. ow, ANTED-SITUATIONS FOR COOKS, HOUS: Workers, Waiteys, Housekeepers, Drivers, Nurses, i lor 25 yeu Chance i WORCH ws suite Maids, ‘i seit Beta Hauds a sks OF au: ‘iad or business. Apply to W. k = sale ave iY HANDSOME Feuilles, Uotcls ang estaurauts, On - Oues, asred 6 Right age for F BURNAAM'S, O10 Stu c ENT—KOOMS WITH BOARD; HOUSE AN nd % in good repair b Bifumiture new: Mil Gace eeten doors from a zn auz0- 6 HST. N W., FURNISHED OR L Suite ; also a Kuoins to ___ COUNTRY _ BOARD. | TY ALLEY VIEW SPRINGS—P. O.. SEW MARKET, saseiutten miguutaine,¢ inlios frourdevot? bunting and fishing; special rates ior uutuun, For cir. culars address A.J. MAEKS, Mauager.u2U-tu,thi&s,2w* UPONT © Mire and dan. and Huse ment Stone Dweli BCI bouse contains 14 rovias, rooms, cabiuet mantels, statiouury tubs, rune, tur- Ok BENT-ENTIRE BUILDING, NORTHWEST | uace aud ali modern couvenicnecs, i# in iarst-class | bh ; hase lange store on | gtder sud will be Keuted =t 4 reasobable figure to =| wore, ail in order; | first-c.sss tenant. Apply to 1HOS. J. FISHER & CO., alow figure eit jake 1328 F et. nw. Wwe TaEaY “A “RESTS TERED PHARMACIST, & posiion; night work preterred; teu yea: perience; uuquestivuable reierenees. Addr Siar office. | ine Dayout cirei Ets K Uniurnshed Hocus, re THE BEST MAKI $10 Mout ly Fore S OF Uraiour ts; Come ib me vrand Tiana, THE. PIANO PXCHADG. * 65.67 % ave, sat ? | itu House, O13 Pa F2 SENT F st. x 8 ROOMS, pare, ‘and gaat rent 918 50 to OE Lead aurs-ot table. D. 1 Dapoot civcd pe fiousehor 3TH ST. NW. VER JOR SALE—810 © ASH) AND 610 PEK MONTH hing Tetorence given aud re- ST. VERE Desmm | jit thst aw 1 | FP R0 pote tor will way 4 Maite oe Acht,Eiame aus ie Ws , ny h re Hol e ANTEDTBYT GENTLEMAN, AFTER SEP. | *ttion. isppiy W Mra Jit ES GANLEY, Boyds, Md. ae ave tember 1,4 Furnished Kom, without board, be- | *¥6-6' heed £8 SALE—WEL 181 ABLISHED rt Faves tween 14th aiid 18th, H aud N sts, nw. Address, (ORE BOARDERS CAN BE ACCOMMO- stating terms, Box ode? TANTED—P! AN’ KOOM OR ROOMS AND wood Board for gentleman, wife aud child in private family where there are'no other chiidren; situation not far trom 7th vw A dawdatthe Dolander sar for the nivuticut sep Week ur -U per mouth. EG tember; term: per DELANDER, BS ars Station, Monigomery Co., Ma: aus better on Penn. ave.; Y-day sellers; rraon € require cher business. Address FALCON, Siur office, for particulars. auzy.st POR Sal LICENSED Rit AIL LIQUOR BA- W..16r. wud stable 1 asgy ptouguton st, JOHN J BW. ws, Dor 3, | PARTIES WAN’ ING BOARD FOR THE MONTH loon, Siock and Fixtures, situate ip South Wash- Biar ollice, wUZboe Of Se. tember will find Aun i 2 gvod busiuess, Address K. T.. Step — hearsltwekvilie, Md. E.O. ED othice. rs aux gem 2 \LEN MANO. 1 E04 ST GLEN, MONTGOMERY Ol SALECALKIAGES, WAGONS. AND WANTED--HOUSES. county, Md aud thesis sieatiga: fo fies of all Kiuds on enay "terms. bo Sez 2 ® fr. june Cui table: moderate terms: Thdhas J Finite S co. Tausients accommodsi B2VS M street, Georgetown, ANTED—TO BUY HOUSE OF 7 OK 8 ROOMS, | euz4-lw* “dupa in uorthweat; wou d not object ty Le TSAR AeA | plOK SALL—A HANDSOME SADDI HORSE rs. ef ‘it 30D Ci RY BOARD, PLEASANT MOUN- — sound, Je, fearless. Can be seen at Droit Park of alt. Viceauut: sivell ae cin Sewn few Moura Tom Wasthayion Wong | Fe", ta ae FOR THE cE RVER TESS TI ani Cheat Sut a ‘Address C: K, § ae uals, tine bass Bsling, good bible, plessant rovans: $4 ist Idihetn.ws Lar. joris larwe grounds and c at portheast | pO SALE—A HAP cz CHAN FIRST-CLASS r “ 2 jo . ali 173 ¥ : : mand W. KILEY 3a 1319 F st 1110 ave. ier. Cali 1730 Pa ave. n. wai-lwe and fastsebed eas oughout in eeguut style, 4 offers | NTRY BOARD NEAR MOUNTSVILLE, Lou. vf \ Creerdass Va., for sepie: ISHED. y ANTED—TO RENT A HOUSE F. yiow 3 20 10 OR SALE V the uost attractive howes jp Wastineton. Will | marae ance tuxh 4 | bei od = a ae ¥ 34 Sc CHOOL DESKS, WITH CHAIRS, of the ci riuanent and Pp) want, bert bars fistuny, fac und ae . % . year. 5 wi ‘ aN 140; Gail bet 12 isd 8 oreo! sul] 1 references, ‘atute price and mn, Box 120, RECTOR, Sai | 1921 Tbr eta j sulésus _JOis Subit Siete Fm. . = Star office. W 0, au: Qo SALL—P Youo PATTERN a TY, Samos” tne highest scruse Lugiishr-tsode, chen sud best on the et wil jay OF PEL Leuba mmcluded, $1220. J. acd, Penua ave an ar (UK SALETA RAKE BAG ALN—A BEA mewod Cabluet Grand Upricht pi cane bone qU-ities aud power: very best make rand wait 7), octaves, ewcetos: siterine quale, 4 (ed'very inte’ and “te periect condiuen, tS Te ics ais on cy ah ms Gy A ouly SLU comb. Cost $400, isa yraud chance. See ét at once at THE FIANU EXCHANGE WARE $13 Fonnerivenia ove F& SALE—YOUNGPALROTs, Movi, Canaries, «aces, Guidi Les, Aquariumie, | ry ‘and s.curcives. sari List. “SCHMID ‘OUNTKY BOARD AT ataniney THRIE uunutes! walk iron Kandvip Station, Metvoy oli. tau Branch B. aud O. bit; shade, ANTED—A HOUSE IN oop zoo an numediate customer. Bemel's court, 4r. Od rast have it wou,” HERMON & isa, Houses on Chaus 10.50 10) TE ‘D. au?1-9t* 1307 F st.nw, {OR RENT—3RICK ROUSE, 8 BO 5, rte ALL Re ad La it DW, SE. cor 32 & ia 16 4 OLY st aw. 167-98 1530 aontrose, Moutgumery Co,, sid. ‘LERK> ATi ENTION—FOR RENT IN Cu at station; tral: wht; Live dvoms mouth. Address Box 5u0, cicrling, Va, Gop BOARD—2 ALES FioM ALIX ALEXANDLIA H (cuius met to suit those in office. Terius 5; trom Seviember 1 $4.50 per wees, 1 uit, mile. in abun dance. SPRING BANK, Aicxandsia,Va.— wu-Lmu" AF OKT RETREAT, FORUCAR TESORE IN ‘Mountains of dlaryiand, uear liarper's Ferry, bo comforts and country sdVaulayes uLexcelled, ‘W. - € ; Keep Tryst, Wasluoytou county, ad, ANTED- HOUSES TO RENT—I CAN F' =e ANo. 1 Tevauts for a large number of houses at —UNFUR: oye Sia? hiace ave. = 3y EE MODERN HOUSE, 6 OR ® ROOMS. how ins) r office, ed on Capitol Hi. 84, 000; | State ny how lgyection Gan be andy and, V y ANTED AN 8 OR 9 ROOM BRICK ee Fa improvements, to cont $0,000 to $,500, Nest, of Tith ahd borth of Hate. tev. Giye torus, umber, and wuere keys can be obtained. P.O. Box 313. 2 LIS WSs SS AND ROOMS TO KENT ‘ary aR ov. Jobs x ‘nN. auzi-lw Atlantic WANTED aT ‘ONCE—HOUSES oF oor & HUNGEE my? Ysa COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. ree 2OK SALE—FIFIY Aackt: NEAR Bailey's Cross Roads, Pairiax county, Va. say Acres Land in Ale: weed Vi Per] eS ah bprate’s logue aud 1th st. mw. OB SALE—SUMMEK BAKGAINS— Ib Sie ‘& Folsom Meiodeun. ae ‘& Co. Orgun., Nteine Square Fauo. Dtedari square Piauo. Bait square Faue. re Ba au2)-6t Ws NIEDIHOUSES—W i Rave aie srprgun| E ies for Siual) Houses in the northwest, ranging fp reat from » 30 19,080 dl thn eile bee such & Houses sro tnd it our bands. ‘TYLER norm RD, au2l-6t* is Feaw WASTED. WE FART Dim Sor F ROM owns | ° Jn, porthwest sana east oa CRAY s boats = uaBes Abi patie = et ow sean 3 = Beeaes Lop Seo fe hiner ew York Carriage ON a at. BW. Fe EASY. SPY oe Raia wit ieee eG Saati iow en gn-residents having Furnished of ME Serie