Evening Star Newspaper, August 29, 1889, Page 2

PERSONAL MENTION. Mr. and Mrs, W. W. Meteslf are in the Berk- Bye Mu praekd Geo. T. Stark, W. iH. {7 Chas. = Hefferman, Dr. G. A. ae ‘Herbert Pattee “Teaves for New York city w days to attend the rehearsals of the Rone jodjeska company. Miss Flerie Hodges, who has been spending the summer in the Blue mountains, will return to her home on New York avenue this Mr. J. M. Buzzell of the Boston House, who has been traveling in Euro] with the Rev. Samuel H. Greene, pastor at Calvary Baptist eburch, and ag Lage returned after an oP sence of about two mon’ eft, Ong wn, Cork, Dublin, Belfs fac, nag, | Loar. teens Edinburgh, Paris, 8 many and Belgium. Dr. E. 8. Carroll has returned to the city after a month's vacation. ‘dacnaeas H. Taylor and W. 0. Ison of ve returned from a Sina ip ene See Neate Re Montreal, pry al a New York an other points of Miss Joyce of 18th street has gone to Balti- more to visit some friends for a few weeks. Flere Geg. W. Moore, pastor of Lincoln Me- morial Congregational church, has returned beme from an extended tour in Europe. Mrs. Martha Burdett of Boyds Station gave a delightful bayride Tuesday evening. Among those who eniey ed it were ur Wm. T. Kerlen Miss Jennie Cox, Mr. Edwin Howison, Miss mons Webster, er, Grant, Mrs. Lane, Mr. larry Burdett, "Mies Katie Jones, Mr. ‘Lon. Boriate Mra. Edelen, Mr. Clarence Dronen- Durg. Miss Lee — , Mr. John Burdett and Miss Idell Ki ne party was chape- roned by Mra. W. a H. Kesler. ‘Miss Maud Herner of Philadelphia is visiting the family of Ms}. Geo. Hill of Georgetown. Mr. E. Berliner and his family left for Europe yesterday on the North German Lloyd steamer Hermann. Mr. Berliner will return ine SS of months. Mrs, Berliner and the rof the family will not return for more than a year. Miss Kate V. Wilson and Prof. Bischoff took Pca in a successful concert at the Shirley, At- itic City, on pon Tasohag or evenin, A Reception is to bes iven to Rev. Geo. W. Moore by the Lincoln Memorial and the Ply- mouth Congregational churches tomorrow evening from 8 to 10 p.m. at Lincoln Memorial eburch, corner of 11th and R streets north- ‘west, to which his: numerous friends are invited. East Washington’s Post Office. The new East Capito!-street branch post of- fice, which waa to have been ready for business by September 1, cannot be opened at that date because the building is still incomplete. This will hold it back unti | October . A Farmers’ | Alliance. Acounty farmers’ alliance was organized at Upper Marlboro’ yesterday with the following Officers: Dr. W. W. Waring, president; Dr. Joseph Blandford, vice president; A. T. Brooke, secretary; Geo. Brooke, treasur Clagett, lecturer. The foliowing delegates to the state alliance were appointed: Dr. Joseph go, J. W. F, Hatton, Dr. W. W. Waring, J. Benson Perrie, B. F. Turdon, E. J. Selby, W.B.H. Blandford, J. Henry Murray, John 0. phar T. M. Naylor, W. B. Clagett, and A. T. e. +. — The Death Record. During the twenty-four hours ending at noon today deaths were reported to the health office zi George McKue, 70 yea years; Lens Feldman. 1 year; Ellen Ferney, 3 months. Colored—Jeremiah Mitchell, 42 years; Magzie Henson, 15 years; Walter Gray, 6 years; Jos. B. Howard, 1 month. — A Sale of a Part of Takoma. B. H. Warner has bought of B. F. Gilbert that part of Takoma Park known as the Fifield tract, in all about 30 acres. A syndicate will putthis property upon the market at once, ands large number of oe improve- ments are contemplated. —>—__—_ Buth Lodge, No. 2, D. of Rwill give its last excursion of the season to Bay Ris on Satur- day next. Trains will leave the Baltimore and | Obio depot at 9:05 a.m., 1:25 and 4:30 p.m. scons Paomanacons Tuaze Dottars To AtLantio Crry via Penn- st 31, returning eo Gth-street ——_--_— Tippoo Tib’s Dislikes. Dr. Beckers, writing from Stanley Falls, says he has bad several conversations with Tippoo Tib. In these interviews Tippoo Tib expressed unbounded loyalty to King Leopold and Bel- gium, but said that he must decline to be a German vassal. During his stay at Zanzibar, he said. be had hidden himself in order to escape farther importunities of the German admiral, who had overwhelmed him with promises and attentions. aah Tib declared that the natives hated lish and the Germans. The influ- @nce of the Arabs, he claimed, tended to put an gpd to slavery by instilling imto the natives civ- flied i A Fatal Jump From a Moving Train. Frank Buckley, aged twenty-two, living at Munsey, Rockland county, New York, jumped eff the Shohola excursion train at noon yester- dey and was instantly killed. He was employed 8 @ collector by a New York lumber firm, an: baving business with lumber dealers here, b cs an from the train, which did not stop at SS Charged With Insurance Fraud. T. H. Callahan, s prominent ward politician of Boston, was arrested yesterday, charged with fraudulently obtaining insurance. He has been for some time the Boston agent of the Home relief association of Lynn. Some days ago the company suspected that t Callahan was doing “graveyard insurance.” Callahan's methods seem to have been to make a an ap- iou for insurance for one individual and of good health to the eend another sisting phyecinn to O8 examined for same ap} Go to Coremiat Beacm Friday and Satar- day. Fare conta—Ado. sj A Rare Old Cou Couple. Gorrespondence of the New York World. I saw one of those rare old couples who seem to have grown nearer and dearer to each other examining. broad white bearded and he wore a black broadc! buttoned closely. He caught sight of some pretty, frivolous-] ing ecarfs that the wear on their heads going to and from the one over, he showed it to his wife. you must have, dear.” i “Here ws something “Ob, po. What use could I make of it?” “You need it —— = on the the evening, and,” in look 80 nice in it.” @ undertone, “you il THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, ABOUT POLAND SPRING. A Popular Maine Resort. MEN WHO KNOW HOW TO BUN A NOTEL—SIRAM RICKER AND SONS—A PICTURESQUE COUNTRI— BIRTHPLACE OF NOTABLE PEOPLE. Correspondence of Taz EVENING Stam. Poaxp Spano, Mz., August 26. The everlasting down-pour of this season has brought most of the summer resorts to grief, but Poland Spring isan exception, The house, thongh greatly enlarged since last season, has not been equal to holding half the applicants, and numbers of would-be guests have been waiting in Lewiston and Portland and in the farm houses of the surrounding country for an opportunity to get in. This is due partly to the fame of the Poland water, buts good deal to the reputation of the hotel as a wonderfully well-kept house. Among old travelers it ranks with the best of the admir- ably-kept Swiss hotele—the Sweitzerhof at Lucerne, for instance, The unique beauty of the surroundings of the house has also doubtless considerable to do with its popularity. It issituated at an elevation of nearly a thousand feet the summit of one of those stately symm. y rounded ‘‘whale- backed” ridges to this part of Maine. The scientific theory is that these great ridges were d down from rough mountainous elevations to their present trical by the passage over them of immense elds of ice and stones during the glacial riod, Upon e eon “Goft’s Hill” in the neighbor- pen sn fe a eth ay of stones al forme: @ grin s selene or it under or enormous ressure, COr- respond with = marks of glacial action on b pea agi the noted “glacier garden” in A MAGNIFICENT OUTLOOK. The panoramic view from the hotel is won- derfully fine, embracing in the foreground a chain of beautiful lakes somewhat resembling the Lakes of ioe’ é in outline. These lakes are margined on ie opposite shores by ents and gently-sloping hillsides of lawn- like verdure dotted with clumps of fine trees, notably with the graceful fountain shaped elm of New England. In thebackground, through the whole sweep of the southwest, west and northwest, extends a grand circle of mountain ranges, in which the conical peaks of Mt Pleasant and Kearsarge are backed b: Franconia range and the whole White Moun- tain range. To the northeast and south a wide extent of picturesque country is spread out, [oe nting at every point some view of singular ity. NOTABILITIES BORN HEREABOUTS. In this circuit under the eye, within a radius of thirty miles,a large number of the men con- spicuous in public affairs, literature and busi- ness life have been bora. Paris Hill, towering to the northwest, sent out Hannibal Hamlin to be Senator and Vice President, and Horatio King to be Postmaster General. Livermore Hill, to the right, was the birthplace of the famous Washburne brothers—Elihu B, and the others—who have figured in all branches of Bonne life, and who, according to Ignatius onnelly, were all born with an official’ brand n their backs. Near here was the birthplace of the Lovejoy brothers, pioneers in the anti- ilar movement, one of whom was killed by ro-slavery mob at Alton, Ill., and the other of whom was afterward prominent in the abolition ranks in Congress. The hills of beautiful Minot, adjacent, sent out the Hilborn brothers to California—the brilliant lawyer, U. 8. Dis- trict Attorney 8S. G. Hilborn, and his brother, Ed P. Hilborn, prominent in business in that state. Next comes the thriving manufactur- ing city of Lewiston, the home of the re- spected old families, the Fryes and the Ding- leys, represented in ‘Congress so ably by Sena- tor Wm. P. Frye and Representative and ex- Gov. Nelson Dingley, jr. This is also the home of ex-Gov. Alonzo Garcelon,a man of high character and marked ability, but who has been handicapped in his public aspirations in republican Maine by his robust democratic partisanship, Auburn, over the river from Lewiston, contributed Gen. Stephen Packard, who figured notably in re- construction affairs in Louisiana. Continuing the circuit coastward we come to Brunswick and Portland, places that have turned out a notable roll of distinguished children—Longfeliow, Hawthorne, Johu Neal, N. P. Willis, Kichard Storrs Willis, “Fanny Fern” Willis, “Major Jack Downing” (Seba Smith), Elizabeth Oakes Smith, James and Erastus Brooks, founders of the New York Ez- press; Neal Dow, the terror of thirsty souls and the apostle of the “drys,” and the great and only Tom Reed, who, if all signs do not fail, will soon elevate his Shakspearian head over the Speaker's chair. In Portland—this beauti- ful city by the sea, celebrated in song by Long- fellow—James G. Blaine, as the youthful editor of the Portland Advertiser, commenced his dis- tinguished public career. SOMETHING ABOUT POLAND SPRING. Everybody has heard of the Poland Spring water. It goes everywhere and the consump- tion has now, it is claimed, reached upward of 400,000 gallons a year, or more than twice that of all the Saratoga springs combined, Perhaps some of the numerous drinkers of the water who have never been here may like to know something about the spring. It emerges from the hillside through the seams of a mass of gneiss ina pretty strong stream of perfectly colorless water that leaves no sediment and is almost as transparent as air in its rocky basin. It is odorless and tasteless as well as colorless, and it is, therefore, somewhat of a puzzle to account for its remedial qualities, unless on the theory advanced by some of the doctors of the wonderful virtue of perfectly pure water as @ solvent and absorbent of deleterious matter, WHERE DOES THE WATER COME FROM? As there is no adequate water supply on the hill from which the spring emerges to keep up this steady flow through the year it is evident that it must come from a long distance, per- colating through several formations or strata at a great depth, by which it is freed from all organic matter and gets its uniform tempera- ture at all seasons. ‘The success of the Poland Spring has induced the establishment of a host rival concerns throughout this part of the country, al! claiming springs of similar or superior purity and virtue, but alas! they lack either the abilities of the shrewd elder Ricker to exploit their waters or the wonder- ful capacity of the «Ricker boys” to run a hotel way back here in the hills of Maine, the equal of the best in the world, for their enterprises have all come to grief. Among the Washingtonians who have been here this season are Mrs. John Lynch, Capt. MeNally and wife, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Kellogg, Miss M. Wells, Mr. and Mra. Dorse = Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Warren, a and yman and bogs “opel rr, a E. Allis, ie os. J. Bollin, Mrs. 6. 8. Noyes, Mr. Thomas C. a un L. M. Saunders, Mrs, Sarah Greene, Miss Greene. FOREIGN NOTES. The mission sent by the king of Shoa, an in- dependent state of Abyssinia, to the Italian government was received in the throne room yesterday by King Humbert with great pomp and ceremony. Prince George of Leuchtenberg was married at the Peterhof palace yesterday to Princess Anastasia, thir third daughter ofthe xcs of Mon- tenegro. There are 14,247 policemen in London and 14,269 hacks, Miss Louise Hall, youngest daughter of peregedinsg are at one time mayor of New York a. yesterday to Mr. G. C. F. jena agent Ot of the Ansonia clock com- - Hall gave the bride away. Sarah Bernhardt will reappear in Parison Tuesday. She declines to play in anything in which she formerly acted tod with Me Damala, The prince snd princess of Wales will go to Athens to attend the wedding of Princess So- Prussia to the crown prince of Greece. Mr. Gisdstone will start for Paris on Mon- day. It is announced that the czar will not visit Berlin until he returns from Denmark, mend that a gold medal be awarded to Boston for ite educational exhibits. Similar recom: mendations have been made in favor of Cornell ‘university and the University of Virginia, General Boulanger will, it is announced, pape election to the hemben. of beulnnrat iin tmartre, oe Boulan; dates who will stand “Gen, Thibadin. a WANTED—HELP. Weenie fe 378 A D. C.. THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1889, WANTED MISCELLANEOUS | _FOR RENT—HOUSES. Rr. og FES Woaeeiees = este A HICE BOLLER wives EE ‘ED—M. BAUM PAYS WH AYS THE [moneet ee I biotin ewe repost rhage Wane econo nae ‘tue wil sto sou Sse NEE GAEL SOR et We Eee best Sereranoee roquited” Address QW, Biar ofes, SRIED~ 70. jUx—G00D ND. HAND GEN- ighea cal Price ls pad, ee myl7-4m* ‘A: EIZNAT, 1301 11th st.s.0, A WHITE GIRL FOR GENERAL Wires Work ins, Yomlly of hose, Apniy between snd 7 pom. 710 Atha nw. s ANTED_A GOOD GIRL TO. COOK. WARH AND Work; sual tomiiys Xpyisrat Oth et, n.w. 1t" ANTED-A YOUNG MAN WITH SOME EX- WermneSoeaarnsir erase se Wire ema ae Kadreee NOW 1 Bear oftce. ae ae HAND TO Fr ae Masi tere Sie, BF nt Te C7 guns go bom sctmight. Oat ies paar Sa WkteD— An Levaenuenete TO WRITE SEAS piecemeal nae te SEATO! ia, ot fvand Pa.eve, ‘au swe Hou and tay aS mene S00 1 seat ANTED—TRY SCRIBN! SUTTERIN: Vitae eee ee | strong, lor one eae aisle. Open dally. WM. C. BCRL ANTED — STEAM 7 eaten WAtscoreding Works aay tresses made over, ave Stesimed stroved. F-H.XOUNGS, 1402 Pacey. Telephone 10083 FOR RENT—ROOMS. Ly RENT ORTURNL HED ROOMS — FPobigice wins Range, Furor tod et LARGE Room, Bath fons Apply T00 Fae oa Ke | Ee RENT — BEAUTIFUL SUMMER A mocee SAK, or eD suite, iu pri’ Se t tnd eat front refer iew 2. ceircle, A. Pe iD 2087 BOUNDARY 8T., ROR RENT1455 AND 2457 BOUN! ‘ARDON, 1: Fa. augo-at 61 ages aw, Torawlina pe ComMOD: SeCBERE F FOX, DOF Se me, RB RENT_VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE ON M st near fetbe Bea ave. ; wa reserve Pees penis in 3 of, REFINE OTH ST. N. Ww. ae Se NT—171 1 EW YORE ave a Fits pty ye ry Brick; seni beck ‘mouth in advance. ary 'T—1001 NEW YORK AVE, OOR 10TH a ak — Sige YR i; es SwGae me as Cal jp aiste onder thro ir Fem sit STEIGER code reauircde Tire si nw auly-6t TOR RENT—BEAUTIFUL x RENT—1203 4TH ST. NEAR WM 8 F Ei en multe, in private span trun es — And cellar: good repair: on. Baié erences rea 1i01 Ket. uw. open erates re | en Pe LEISGED, 1300 Fret. suzv3 BENT_ wit pete ONE SEOOND-STORY | JJOR RENT_COMFORTABLE §-ROOM HOUSE, oo | Pecrear a toun rreooe ny | Me coma Eo om partmente o, nooo 3 vases ig Coltnbin st. bet O snd P, Och and 10th eta-nw. FoR BENTRoows wire bo. HOUSE ax ignEMUrE Rew. 411 O st. ‘naw, few doors from Wome HELPER IN A CANDY FACTORY; the busi- ness.” Apply 410 7th st. B- saan ve auZe-at call atl LUMBER YARD, et and, Ss YOUTH 1 16 TO 18 4 OF AG) cal w. to Learn Business; references. dress CHAS. A ADAMB’ I aribep Toth et euzs-4t WAXTED_UNMARRIED, MAN TO COLLECT 't Books and ip and Assi Store; cannot pay a large salary, but will allow a commission on collec- tions of old secounts; and references req Address EMPLOYER, this office. aul7-3t WANTED A NICE SMART, TONE WOMAN Ai Helper at the HOME OY8T HOUSE, 310 J at. nw. WA Mach and ONCE. COMPETENT. SOR == Tron do Housewor! m4 Convenience to right kind of a af oman. Kony Tats ANTED — fa oe QENELOYMENT BU- Fean, conducted by len and Women, white and colored: for al kindsef doinestic labor, for beni my states, with references. 717 M st. n.w. Ww: NTED—A COMPETENT COLORED COOK ‘and General House Worker in » snail | family tomo to another cit: references requit rages $1 Call at 1303 Maue7 Bt WAND FAM BANDS SEN WITH FAMI- lies. Apply to THOS. F, BoWik auv6-lw? Dw Watehen orate WOMEN, GIKLS, LADS sober Meu for all business; several Mew to handle horses af once, Applications { for prepared. CITY INT! at ANTED — QUICK — FIVE WHITE WOMEN W! Cooks, Office Boy (with talent for x drawing) Nurses, Duitlers, Houseworkers, Seams and others.’ Help for Philadelphia. BORNHAMS, p10 w W Axizb—coronen RAILROAD Sas = york in Calvert count ‘Transportation from Baltimore to work f on application to HOW AnD Ez SPEDDICORD, 10 Norte ot. Baltisnore. Fat nw. overnment pomns CE OFFIC 1G WANTED—SITUATIONS. Wasson LADY OF EXPERI {ion in Family oF Hehool to Teach English, “wranie? ‘auz9-3t* aaa iiey aa oy S00K te Board Miss Ww ANTED—BY AN . pr grea). Situation oD, vate Family. Pri ‘OF Restaurant; tug House, pects references. Address 931 10th st. : 2 5 .W. T. CAMPER, Itt Wintepar a Raye WOMAm, A A U2 456 st. s.w. bere Wi TED-BY A WHITE WO! = SITUA- | ~ auvs-se ar Bt New dereey Fou EXE 3 08 £ UNFCRNTSHED. HOME ON __ SASS second floor; heat and gas furnis! on ANTED—BY A RESPECTABL RED | same floor: references given and ks Sopassgsiumion ss Wireless Cook. Call or ee auzbae address a Lew | FOUR (DESIRABLE Booms 25 ANTED—MEN AND. Ba Rane ad o| FE EE furnished o oF unfuraiahed., suitable for tight $60; Laundress, Muids, oo itchen | Lousekeping: foot. Apply on Ue. Lp yo DICK's. Bh Wy he ae y ome io i premises, auseat ry and coun: "1 we :t] DESTRAELE QEFICE KOOMS W3STED. AP . HEAL OAR Ens ORLTIONG ell moc Inguire of x for Cou! Meera” Sears ts tn =" ER, } BF. auZs-lin ursce, Reauustrese, ‘Men Wallsrs, Cook ory in q "] 2 i ae 1219 W ST. N.W, LARGE CoM. Batloms, SAM'L A. COOMBE, O26 F'st.n.w. sut0-40" Booms; newly papered and paitted nee Toe wis hi Q V 7 ANTED—HOUSEKEEPERS, . Send us your orders for House Workers ; po cael, | sonmaie Rooms Wanted and For Kent Jo, all parte of the sity, furnished snd unfurnished. 711 W.aee UaeereNs Om ces Agu rkers jousel @ Kitchen, Fi Farm me thers for ‘ind Hostauranta, Cites asd d Country. BUuNIAM SOO Othe bee WANTED-HOUSE: RENTIN GooD tenants, ranging in price from ee KS $100 per W4XIED_TO BENT IN GOOD CENTRAL LOCA- ion 4 2 story.6 oF 7-room House (no basement) rent must be reasonable to family of three careful adults, Address CASH, Star office. auzy-3t* ork Sana east pees ho children or other roomers. agg ter & p.m. Fo! 2B RENT FURNISHED ROOMB on OR Board, at 1509 Rhode Island a ee Opposite ovine Presidents” ot JOR RENT—3 ROOMS, UN Grueuueae ED, ON second floor, suitable for light housel eeping : south tront, with bath, gas and heat; private Tie He Ast... Penguie-iBe {OR RENT—FURNISHED — COMMUNICATING ‘ob second floor in new an a a Private fs vdaraily, ae BENTCKITCHEN AND UNET. Koom Free to Kes able Fs wf sig pears Sat" Fe. RENT EOONE ON SECOND AND THIRD ; Closets, bath, &e. ; i house newly “painted ited and Tenovuted ; summer prices. 718 1Uth st. n.w. auzy-3* Fe, RENT—TO GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, NO ‘hildren, Two Rooms, f1 or unfurnished ; privilege of light houscheeping; nase ‘ot Parlor; heat aud gas; small tamuy ; references req 1308 G ut. n.w, POR BR RENT_FIVE J ELEGANT 61 SUITES OF PAR- third other haud- t, second and floors sense Nooenseh cheap. House and furniture new, North and south exposure, 1433 L st. n.w. at VOR RENT-708 51H BST. N.W nished Hoot mingle gentle: BE, RENT—TWO SUITES OF pou ONE FUR- m on first floor. Would prefer meee to Grailt place, new plumbing, hot and cold waters Sd floor; furnisied for light housek eepinuy, including as cooking stove, z {OR KENT—FOUR LARGE PLE: reg eee single or. a suite; ull have closets, two have Soya, Mouth front; will turmah Loatd if desired. PRE ara N.W., UNFURNISHED, also Z'wo Kooms, & wh; no children; references. 1 xonr eae BaY- WINDOW J SE Pleasant Front Kooms, ue Large ta it and fc cars. tee Board at ressonabie se ah M ST. N.W.—ROOMS, FUR- nished or furnished, on first, secoud or third witbgot t ut Table Board if desired, ors vory Tocat Fe: RENT-Two BEAUTIFUL R ROOMS; SECOND juare from. Address ress 650 South Carclizu Sve ae, FE, RENT—FU! ISHED ROOM; FIRST FLOOR; Private entrance and ib, Lot and cold water; Ne stra rex door; suitable for One or two xen- tlemen, 917 & ae Feovnsias: SAAR Te Mat ha provements ; $2 auzete BR RENT—$25—420, BOUNDARY ST. N.W. th, bey window, cellar: all shoders haprovemeuts: Inquire at 420 Boundar; auzs-3t* CK; HALL, WATER rent $20 per moni tdrux store cor. house, 8028-3 ENT— ESS. BRIOK SEVEN-ROC ROOM an ND ae oes all mod. A mu Gar }ines and de ALLEN &. BILL. 1 Fam BERT =SMALL HOUR bar ay DUPONT a a OR RENT—1 Tass, sare ELEES at 33 306 ta e.." pew ro Q “EW. GHAMAM, dos Lath we Fours = ey PLACE. 11 ROOMS AND slats ty 875; furnished. ¢ also five New iia Pierce at, iw. at ame cack PLANT & TURDIN, gate Depost co, 28-6 Toth et enn Re ave, rR RENT—HOUSE =| 1224 O STREET N.W, two stories, 7 rooms, all modern improvements. E OWNER, 1645 13th st. n.w. Fe jeteee at #100 729 17th Sr. & store,22.50 Fur, 2027 Hw oud at, Bre 1306 vad 4413 pee raat 3 2200 13 Cor. 24th ant 520 2d st. n.e. 42: Egy # Mull list apply to ‘WESCOTT & WILCOX, 1007 Ps. ave. nw, Fame RENT FURNISHED —COMMODIOUS HOUSE dwomely furnished ; three Toons deep; stable ne ae logaucnorthwer: rent ype age private family: in com ; oveupati cone a Ton Jnpiety Al senate Br ght Be 10TH N.W. NICEL’ mn on second flour. su2a-ut aT earn ued oD. 288 Thee D—SECOND FLOOR. references exchanged. housekeeping; bay window, mod. imps. ; cor. house; FES RENT-TWO | ie cy go pm eda a ‘ood NISHED R SOME, 2D ight House Keepiug, 0. <1 st. DLW, =< aS as 8’ Furnis! ‘ble Board. out Ses ped Hooms, ingle on AY Jpaite, with Excel- jOor site, in sultable for meulber; hseath om conta aud euz7-3t R RENT—BEAUTIFUL ROOMS, BIN m quite; conveniont Ication : plesaant ings. | Mo. bection to light housekeeping. We au2z7-ste ANTED-NEW 8-ROOM HOUSE, MODERN F SE BIND_ONFURNISHED SALOON PARLOR, conveute: Bice), Sarniesed, £ for gentleman, ue adjoining; suitable for ee faanil: wife and one clika™ Address, with tormar T. By Stat | doctor ae coe a utable for sunall funy, Oftice. - It? | diana ave uw. 230 V ANTED-MODERN BRICI vortices oe, | POX BENT—A SUITE OF FOUR ROOMS ON Wis ns, bay ferred ; $7,000 to $8,000; F second, Boe se, oe pecially arsann arranged for Heht eo ted batons 13th a st, Land T sts. n.w.; give ug » Apply at 1609 size of lot und price. No attention paia unless num- 19 eee and street are given. Box 18, 81 au! Bt ws pene PROMPT TENANT, HOUSE OF 6 mae in Ares piase, gondision for of three mod. “tang no base: tent; for about 4 nat $25; Hocttion ust be’ excellent as MAO. Star ofice, NNN MO: retsrenee ANTED—THE | SS. Pome W ‘iiaree winter Hotel of not lees hn tng rovtis: <ity oF coUBEEY the. ;.do not mats an qptharouna” Mere, Pa. ‘Address V. INGHAM, weer ANTED—A HOUSE IN GOOD DUAT ON FOR an immediate customer. B07 Pet, Must have itscon. HERRON & i. M eye tn S TO RENT-I eed Foxes ‘9 larwe number of houses at guce; if your houses are you wit vacant I can ‘rent them f. pt settlements erate Fou ms AVE ta Bosc DED I Ww ce Soren teased eul7-lm was rine i STRICT afeucas of oy go a ea to oa of uon-reaidents ha LICATIONS DAIL ike To lets promot WASTED ROR Wantepi rom OCTOBER 1 yee Vee de ceesere oe 5 RENT- NICELY Ft FURNISHED & ROOMS, E eae or ag on second and third % 1 pass the FRR RENT—205 G ST. N.W., TW ISHED South Front gt Bay yindow ‘Rooms, on id. and third floors, Also, Hall Koom; new house. @u26-0t* FOR RENT—FLATS. F%, KEN 4-ROOM FLAT 1 WITH, BATE Room improvements, No. 229 Pa. and mi ave. s.c. Rent $15 per month. 9. ase With all modern im Ro, goa Sth atacw, Bent €30 pormontlee teens 403 7thst. a.w au26-8t FOR RENT_STORES. Fen awe Fo EER T_OCGHER, s CROCERY STORE; GooD 5 rent ter, shel end es ae ND RIXTURES RES FOR, = AND. nee aot Se hizt we 625 F at pees RENT—HALLS, Steet FOR ow ——————————————————— FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS, Femaaveng eg time; owner ly for foe price sme oR or 4-6" BENT FURNISHED, O70! 2 meat jbo cus; Rouseor 11 rooms Apply ater Spm ari st, w. ‘ASE ON 22D 8T., ABOVE K ST., »EV: Brand Now S-story_ and’ Buremont Hounn with 9 rooms, bat cellar: all modern improve- oar ‘eae ‘wood finish : cabinet mnsntels: 01 3 Fen mont B. ARNER & buv0-iat NEW BUILDING. 22 W. LEXINGTON ey ey apse, ear gee od od Is OF 0 jor long lease, Apply to KE. L. PAINT EG Qwinwe au7- ae K RENT — NEW BRICK DWELLINGS; 6 rh improvements; pleasant jecation on eae b.e., and on 7th oy oy peer Rok: inspection ; re chon ut only #14 BRADLEY, Fo. co CHOICE HOUSE oe 14TH BT. near Thomas Circle, Beek ‘tories and Base- ment 11 Hocus and Bath odern tmpovemeets; Fent (970: & portion o hike be house can be rented to = BH & co. suz7-3t° CST. 8B, €.. $20. ‘Thes: provements, Dear warket, schooi house and 2 cars. Also Brick Stable in rear 471 Mo. ave., $10. eSB NIN D. JONES, Real Hatate and insurance, 409 B st. 6.6, Po ap BENT—BY THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, REAL ESTATE BROKER, 917 ¥ 8T. aa cet! eee 16 abo on my tpobas For tu ang ore aa 1) Iesned oo, R Rent —Ox4 ‘ROOM BE BRICK | HOUSE 316 | 11TH a BO Pa iat Louisiana ave, ? aire ‘Apply to iidiny & Stock S| pemers cad of Varmon Far Tia PH o- ra | cae MS AND ae Aver Fait rgishetems : ry OBTAINED AT OUR OF- = EME |i 1603, evenw. eee | id os ets ER ES. ay RENT—NO. 1 DUPO! F CRED vi La ‘Dapontcincie, ea amet beageb ae rel use contains Feabinet mantels, stationary tul ay all inodern couveniences: Sietchoos cant “Ayply to tHOLS PEN} os “4 imeT ec nw. é uitow” poh TE. COLORED ee NEW Iousce ou Wi ey ‘2B. w., containing four rooms each, with "Fare, bot ‘and cold water, water closet, a. 0 per month BEALL, BRUWN & Ov. greats RENT—UNFUBNISHED. 529 Corcorab st. 1Ur..70.8 Bi Apply Wo GREEN & GUNNENGHER y PS ete tha 50 furs 002382 By OT 25 he Ba a oe 8 sol et, JR OF = orien of 14: 7 In rear eu 40% isla room for 3 ou3-1m 1418 Fat R RENT—HO! wr col Fe. SF a ss ITH STOR! 4 9TH Risk? ot gy kind Of business. Apply to W. C. JOHN- ki eus-lm 00. eee & RENT—OFFERED FOR J Curier brgarar pst time--that Handsome Corner oy Howse F of 18 roums, ‘bortheast Corer, of Maaaucuusetts ave. sad Lis The interior of this ie beautify finished and iu rougbout in Siogant style. and oters ¢ OF the moet sttrective houses vi for season or term a yearn or for AAT 4 years unfurnished if desi: nay sulé-sm JOHN aay ECO ra” suld Fer on ao r atLaw, ieee sg nw. ag ee 716 Fst. aw. poaeeees 6 st sir. 1 ab tte py rent $19 0 £0 ie c foams rat in Bs eat ‘Dest. bet South Capt chad test west of KE eve, Ran iate ‘ist #., ste oot, end O sts, 292100 Serpe sat vandry ater ae Sees orice eo oak SF wicenae yh Trey Fest ESE oF _ BEST CORNER "BE ke, —_. FINE at win 100 feet at the Pep 1086 and TEs STEN. ry Price, 20 cte. Fgeg) i000 ae 21.000 —, feet + veen Oth and 1000" eas oh “ eres mihi Da Osiee A a 1L7 orang ss. Bw, reaties See ty about 148 to cilay, pur ce, ton ict ide 20h, bet Q and B st, ou both oS) rasiaes POO + Price, tneiuding sone fee foot fone on i was sien Price por front eurT- Fe SALE—FRONTAGR 320 FEET ON Bi = and Scott avenues ‘between eon Whitney and ee a” CS TOR SAL FLzOal my tats LoTaT F Son. oF or b= Loradjotaog at mdorge pre: These tat listens er sewer neat by ide walks laid curvwtoBes STP muscadauised, Fut *Sineie Deas Builds avenue, peer pew turn to investors; dou’ _8u20.2w zn SALE FIFTY LOTS IN 1°: * =,” Eckiagton and National F 00:9150 each Easy terms. The prover i fhe ike of siuprozemelite aud offere au vpvurt pts For niete iia 8 _ 9017-3 has bs JOR SALS-I0Ts STROM orks Mi F 20 minutes’ ride from city, 3% 6 conus pe RMERTOD rT ae {OR 8ALE—THE NATI ment C squares d. te: AL —s INVEST. oo bee abd tine = FG, hand 1, betwopn th and Teh eee" diate iay Purposes. “‘Terus wade to suit = ‘Advances made to reliable partion for beabe> Darpowes. ADL Iy te EL B. WALK! ve. uw W. CUKKIDEN, Treasurer. Ban 3y17-2m FEET OF tw yw Ce ~n ot Lows &: 9 fest trout PAN BOUNGEN 141s Fa ag OO ew Hamels 2 twelve or wore lot apis 2OR F THAT. Sip td cor Sh owatheast corner ew Hampshire ave EKANK B. os aad MONEY TO | LOAN, $29:200 TO, i LOAN _ON APPROVED $b principal and save commission Miarose PRINCIFAL: auly-at ONEY TO LOAN IN BUMS TO SUIT ON REAL Estate. Lowest rates of interest and cou! JOHN ¥, CULLINANE & CO., GUY F st ONRY To 108% at. Five 2 PEK CENT ON AB. MM groved Beal tatate Ty nS ein F st. nw, Sof Pen YOU WANT TO re Pars: 9 ‘on 1 per ceut_ or more goat on the NATIONAL wTOCK skit or} Moser ere me CERT ON AF Sota ‘Unt > on ao Se isp e ‘SMITH & 80) pay bs i a ‘ONEY TO LOAN, Lt Cy oF el. Meds Surcuann ress sits R™ ESTATE IN ESTMENT. six Se Te wan ON REAL ESTATR 1029} ‘THOS. E. WAGG: AGG AMAR bY Ge Hei Enos coo, M e500 Te LOWEST KAYE OF Fistitker ON REAL ESTATE IN THIS DISTRICT, 0 HOLT ZMAn, 7 REAL io my13 and F sve bow, MOT TO LOAN Ou Approved Keal Estate Security, in District of gered oh lowe Weet rates of iD FIBER & ou “ali MOREY, TO LOAN ON REAL Barat ro Fi clase —— Fy lowest rates of “bere the securt . GREEN, 308 71h ot. aw, ONE Toy in sure to sult, ra Hitcne for eskown nusylveLia M°=* 70 ‘TO Loan ox REAL ESTATE AT LOW. sir’ DANENEOWER. av24 Successor to DANE AMOWEIE BON, L116 F ee BOARDING. AUBURN, PENNSYLVANIA AVE, CORNER Cook pleaeant recut’ With “board at reqeonate prices! an oF 436aee WOUSE Ta Desmaig location on Capitol BL wing only @ only self aud wall takes ae 4 we Ay A Shy trom ot Disheds wo Congress, “Address i Lv Star office” 7 Baty a WEBSTER, | 513 ire 8T. X.W. slo Ant central toatl GY! interest furniture :elega day, $1 we. J. vA Dew Ti, eProp vANIA AVE, COMNER Cool, plessant nats SE" beard on memes prices. my 8-3m* ___ LOST AND FOUND. 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