Evening Star Newspaper, August 31, 1889, Page 2

PERSONAL MENT! FY REAL ESTATE GOSSIP. Dr. R. C. Fisher of this city will leave to-| The Steady Values of Washington Prop- @orrow for Bethlehem, N. H. in the White mountains, where he will be the guest cf the American hay fever association. Dr. Fisher by invitation will read a paper before the asso- ciation on Tuesday. Senator-elect Edward Wolcott of Colorado is in the city looking up a residence here for himself and his books. Mrs. Senator Stewart has returned from White Sulphur Springs, where she spent the summer. She will accompany Senor Don J. de Romero and Mrs. Romero to New York city early next week from where they will sail for China. Senor J. de Romero has received a Promotion and goes to Peking as a secretary of the Spanish legation. Mrs. Hooker, also Mrs. Stewart's daughter, will spend the winter in Heidelberg, where her sons are at school. Miss | Mabel Stewart, the youngest daughter who has been with her mother all the summer, will re-| turn shortly to school at London, Ontario, where she this year completec an extended | course in art and music, Next season Miss | Stewart, who is accomplished and personally | Attractive, will be a debutante. Senator and | Mrs. Stewart have apartments for the winter in the Shoreham, the Morton's flats. A private letter from Denver relates that | Judge Symes, who left here in poor health. has been completely restored to his wonted hearti- ness. He has resumed the practice of law in Denver. Mrs, Symes is also enjoying good | health. Gen, William Henry Browne is making an ex- tensive improvement upon his residence, No. 1645 K street, of a three-story extension of eleven rooms. Mr. George W. Moss, general manager of the Adams express office. returned this week from & brief vacation that he spent in visiting the New Jersey coast resorts. Mr. William Ramsay is back from a visit at Old Point Comfort. Mrs. Bentley and her sister have returned from Hagerstown, where they spent the sum- mer. Mrs. Bentley will be in retirement this winter, owing to the recent death of her younger sister. Mrs. Frank P. Gross has returned to the city. She spent the greater portion of the summer with Mrs. George A. Townsend at her South mountain home, where she was very ill, and, in the absence of Mr. Townsend in Europe. Mrs. Gross staid by her friend's bedmde through her severe illness, Mr. Townsend wis sent for and recently reached home. Mrs. Townsend is now convalescent. Mrs. Major Powell and Mrs, Tulloch are mak- ing a tour of the north Atlantic coast resorts. ‘They were at Bar Harbor when last heard from and were going from there to York Beach and to Halifax, Nova Scotia. Miss Delia Tune has returned from Atlantic City. Miss Lila Galt has returned from Capon Springs, where she has been spending the month of August. Mrs. H. A. Jones of 437 M strect has left the city on a visit of two weeks with friends at Gettysburg, Pa. Miss Edith Mullan is summering at Bentley Springs, Baltimore county. Md. She will return to Washington about Octiober 1. Miss Eugenia Williams of Lstreet has returned from a three months’ visit in the north, having | Yisited many places of interest, Miss Mary Agnes Cook has returned from Atlantic City and Ocean Grove. On account of severe illness the marriage of Miss Mary G. Barker, the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Rhodes, to Mr. C. C. Wyandt will take place at home as quietly as le and not at'St. Andrew's charch, as sh- Miss Nettie Shannon has gone to Detroit with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Downing. of whose dra- matic company she is a member. Miss Shan- | non will 2 ‘the character of Gerda in the “White Pilgrim. Mr. James Wood, an employe of the Senate, has been very sick at his residence on Capitol hill, this week, but 1s now improving. Mrs. Sarah Lloyd and niece, Miss Lizzie } Fletcher of South Washington are sp pending | the snmmer in the White mountains. Mr. and Mrs. John T. Heck and Pearl and Roy F. Heck have returned from their sojourn at Atlantic City. Mr. and Mrs. H.H Clapp and their grand- children have returned from St. George's island. Charles U. Gibson of 1505 Pierce place leaves the city tonight to visit Mr. Z. H. Hawkins at Hyattstown, Md. Dr. A. G. Wilkinson of the patent office, serv- ing as juror of award at the Paris exposition, has just been elegted vice president of one of the four working sections of the international congress de la propriete industrielle (patents). Miss Myra Given, who has passed the summer at Colonial Beach, has gone to Fortress Monroe for the remainder of the season. Mrs. George B. Lockhart of Georgetown and daughter, Miss Ethel, returned home yesterday from Orkney Springs. Miss Louise Hopkins of Massachusetts avenue northeast left this morning to visit Miss Fisher of Carlisle, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Clem Studebaker of South Bend. Ind., will celebrate their “silver wedding” September 13. Mr. Studebaker is the founder of the famous ‘‘Studebaker wagon works,” the largest in the world. Quite a number of South Benders in this city have received cards of 1n- Vitation, some of whom will attend, Mr. and Mra. W. H. Myers and little daughter, Helen, have returned to their home, 1982 6th street northwest, after a pleasant trip of several weeks in Prince George's county, Dr. Charles E. Hagner returned today from Oakland, where he has been for a month with his family; they will remain there for several days. Mr. Chas. S. Fletcher of the Post, and wife, have retarned to the city after a pleasant sum- mering at Halfway, Va. Cards have been issued by Mr. and Mrs A. Straus for the marriage reception of their daughter Hattie and Mr. Henry Plaut of Brook- lyn at Edel’s hail to-morrow evening from 8 to Il o'clock. Miss Marguerite Bassett of Capital Hill is nding @ portion of the summer among the Hise Ridge iountains = Misses Kate and Emma Cook of this city sailed from Baltimore on Thursday for Boston, where, after a sojourn of a few days with friends, they will be off for an extended visit among the White mountains, Kev. A. F. Steele and family, who have been spending the summer at Ashton, Md., have re- turned to the city. Miss K. E. Michaels of this city has returned from an extended tour through the north. Mrs. H. A. Gross of Q street northwest has returned home after a month's stay at Wasb- ington Grove, M. Mrs. Addie Prosperi Cridler,after an absence of two months in West Virginia and Maryland, has returned to the city. Miss Beatrice M. Cridler has also returned to the city. LAWYER CAHILL CHAIR. Mr. Wall Takes it and a Lively Scene Follows in the Police Court. For about three minutes this morning the combined efforts of Judge Mills and Bailiffs Hooe and Kendig could not restore order in the Police Court. Lawyers Cahill and Wall were exchanging compliments all because the latter had walked off with a chair which the former had been occupying. Lawyer Cahill was defending a case. He arose from his seat and was addressing the court when Lawyer Wall entered and removed the chair. When Lawyer Cahill went to resume his seat he came paar farpenn bar the floor. This irritated re and he spoke of Mr. Wall as an interloper. An animated verbal coutroversy followed. Finally Mr. Cabill disclaimed any intention of dis- courtesy to the court, and Judge Mills rendered formal judgment in the matter as follows: “Gentlemen, if you have no respect for your- selves you ought to have some for the court. Mr. ill was entitled to the chair. defending a case and he hada right to a seat, erty—The Coming Season. At this season of the year real estate trans- actions are at about their slowest. It is the tail end of the dull season and just before the fall activity begins. It is when the real estate men are looking back at the most trying time of the year, when everybody is out of town, to see how they have gone through it, and at the same time getting glimpses of what they are to expect for the fall trade. Take the whole summer through and they have little to complain of. It bas been a season of unusual firmness, though quiet. Real estate has held its own well. Values in individual cases from special causes | may have shrunk a little, but there has been no general falling off of values. _In fact, without any especial activity, the indications have stood steadily the other way. In some sections where they have had big booms in the past and prices have jumped up very rapidly the increase and activity have ceased together, but there has been no decline, The impetus toward the suburbs has slackened and the ten- dency of the market is in favor of property within the city. Sections of the city that have been a little behind the rest in improvements | are coming in for their turn by the natural reaction from the very high values reached in other sections, THE FALL SEASON begins abont the middle of September and reaches its heighth about January. There is general concurrence of opinion that the indica- tions now are that when the season begins it will be active. The whole outlook is cheerful in all quarters, There 18 no indication of arti- ficial booming, but everything points to steady and firm business. There isa great deal that is being talked about in the way of buying and building that will not materialize until later. RECENT DEALS, During the past seven days but few deals of any magnitude have been entered upon, and some that have been started are not yet com- pleted. F. H. Smith & Sons sold for Dr, Frank Thomas of Sandy Sprin, Md, to Thomas W. Smith, the lumber merc! ant, the south half of the square on north side of H street northeast between 13th and 14th, The price paid was $29,000. ‘The property will probably be im- proved soon by the erection of a number of | welling houses, The northeastern section is having an ex- traordinary season and real estate men are pre- dicting great advances there during the full that will be steady and hold. THE STREET IMPROVEMENTS in that section and the consolidation arrange- ment for transfer between the Metropolitan and the Columbia railroads have increased values and aroused considerable activity. Men who put money into property in that section some months ago are in high feather over their in- vestments, During the past two months just ended four hundred new houses have been oc- cnpied in that section by either purchasers or tenants. The building of small houses has been phenomenal for that section. The indications seem to be that high-priced roperty in the best sections of the city will ‘old its own well, and that there will be a gen- eral activity in sections of the city where vi ues are still low. Property outside the city limits is expected to stand where it is or advance slowly with the opening season, while the chief attention is given to city property. The indications in all directions seem healthy. THE BUILDING SEASON. Building Inspector Entwisle said to a STAR reporter toduy: “I don’t think any one can complain of the building season. It has been unusually active all summer despite the em- barrassments it had to contend with. Now, for instance, there was the great flood which made the Long bridge impassable for some time, completely shutting the contractors off from their Virginia brick supply, and to make mat- ters worse, the canal broke and the brick yards in and about the city were embarrassed on ac- count of the cutting off of their supply of coal which they received by canal. he conse- uence was brick went up 50 cents a thousand. Des 20s ey all these things the trade has been “How about the fall season?” asked the re- Porter.” “Its a little too early to predict just now.” replied Mr. Entwistle, “but from the prospects it is my opinion it will be a busy one. You see it is impossible to predict with any degree of certainty until the monied men get home from their vacation.” B. H. Warner & Co. have sold to Miss Rosa Sewell for Edward N. Dickerson, jr., house 2105 O street for $7,100. —_—»—_—_ Owe Dottar Pays tae Brut, which includes the fare via B. and O. to Bay Kidge and return, also the grand display of fireworks tomorrow (Sunday ).—Adct, nae IN WASHINGTON COUNTY. An Industry Which Will Benefit the Farmers—The Restoration of the Canal. Correspondence of Tag EVENING STAR. Hacenstown, Aug. 30. Hagerstown is to have another important in- dustry added to the numerous ones now in ex- istence here—one that will open a new and profitable field for the farmers of this county, who complain that the raising of wheat is no longer remunerative. Arrangements have been made for the establishment of an exten- sive factory. Their idea is to canvass the county for contracts with farmers to furnish vegetables ata stipulated price, agreeing to purchase all the products of their lands. When sufficient contracts have been made the con- struction of the necessary buildings will be be- gun. Inaddition to vegetables the company will can all kinds of fruit, and give employ- —_ to five or six Sse ahs ore The committee appointed for the purpose at the meeting held in Williamsport 5 take ac- tion with reference to the restoration of the Chesapeake and Ohio as a water way, mention of which was made in Tur Star on Wednes- day, iysued a call for a convention to be held in Hagerstown on Tuesday, September 10. The call also provides for meetings to be held in all of the districts of the counties of Wash- ington, Alleghany, Frederick and Montgomery to elect ten delegates each to the Hagerstown convention. The movement meets with much favor and the convention will be a large oue, The following sales of town and county real estate were made in the past few days: Joseph Ankeney’s farm of 140 ucresin the Cearfoss district to Thomas Haldeman for #4,600; b: Abraham Stouffer, 40 acres of mountain Jand in the “peach belt” Five! #125 per acre, Daniel W. Reichard; Josiah Hamilton, 33 acres of land at Tehadtotinn for $875; Arthu Kenney, a frame house and three aes ing lots near suburbs of Hagerstown to Wm. di adem for $900. ‘The merry party of Washington ladies and gentiemen, chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs, Henry Dellinger, who have been in camp for ten days or moreat Cedar grove, on the Potomac, strike tents today and leave for home, B, ae a, From Frederick, Correspondence of Tux Evewine Stan, Frevericx, Mp., Aug. 30, The district primary meetings will be held on the 12th of September, when delegates will be elected to attend the county convention Sep- tember 21, when members of a new county central committee will be selected and a ticket nominated to be voted for in November. The convention will also select six delegates to resent this county im the state convention to held at Westminster October 1, when a candi- date for state controller will be nominated. Mr. Geo. W. Eustis of Washington, who has been spending the summer at his country place, ‘Prospect Hall,” three miles from this city, has frequently visited Frederick in search of antique furniture, clocks, &c. successful in securing one of the f finest No one has a right to « seat at the counsel table unless he is defending a cas Neither the doctors nor the attending nurses can see any marked change: in the condition of fEeETE Ty to Dr. Bayne he has tinea, —_qq7~— Go ow Farway axp Hall excursion, H a. WANTED SITUATIONS. _ D.C., SATURDAY, AUGUST 31, 1889-TWELVE = PAGES. Seer Nate Oe and cguisi F of apctat eee i c Rooms on FR oth s rene, ie S-ctory Betcha, iar under apabitc, aliey. & 06 Reba iro wince ee oe SET | sit SiN te oy | Wii Wien A =A FIERTOLABS cease Devers altos ere Bl Bi A] KR SALE~ MUST GO—6-ROOM a nk NORT x between 9 and 10 nun and alter On ae 4508 910 9th eu nw. aso | Fae a RTE | que, bie =a painted, Erie Bi bode eit | nw WANTED20 TO tee AGENCY FOE COOKS, tbe able ae Linen, China and Silver. Ad- fish, 625 pet month. SUNN SHERMAN & | . W3STED-* YOUNG WOMAN TO DO ane ones aa stoue Cor ress B.O. M., Star ea3i-Ss_ | cu, ree | a “BRICK DWELLING NORTH Hounewcrk fora Gentleman tnd, elp in Gontec- | pan, Butlers, Waiters. and wn Gt. | POR RENT—A FINE SUITE OF FIVE ROOMS, | LE-NORTHWEST, | NEAR DUPONT | Kitchen aud larwr peste) "serious fear son Se Oe ee fo = of garret above; situated in a most cen- "pom nd bath, eat frout, Price $6100; | sid tl 4 for ave days, P.T.J., Star c— Sa ack BY < Socre. LADY. POSITION -AS | tral location of Theckty susiathen tee apartments or Sh iebee aes tee ae i | ae Nate soon: iLO) 80 BOY TO LEARN Gorerness for Young Children, teaches the ustial | can be rented separately for ofices; elevator in build | Reconcreted. JOHN SHELAAN & GO 1a0T Fat tt | ROTMERT ORD Trade. Apply Tuesdsy between ¥a-m. and bp. | English ‘and French: references exchanged. Dg extra charge for steam eat, price for the : | Addrees Mise E.G. M., care Mra. SF HALL: Muiison | whale 863 per mouth, ‘Appisnne B SALE JO ROOM SSTORY AND CELLAR | JK SALK—PINK CORNER BHICK, ST x Wy Con Vay or WB. MATTHEWS eaq.. 74" Atlantc HILL & JOHNSON, ick, Good location northwest, near Lath st w.4. . come wollen; rich wuabie: bol {ENCED WAITRESS, iulding, Wi 5, : dl) rooms x ay fe I A Se 3 TS bi fashingto: S1-skw.2t an31-3t 1 Fenn. ave.nw__| pearly uew. furnace heat; 4 rooms Weep ou let an $10,000. One-third cnek ral =5 Sarr a 1M: , 1830 1A st. nw. Ite Wi eS ‘OMEN xu 10 TO 860; La Ninian Nurse, Walters Kitenen Help, Drivers, Reva iry Men for this caly'snd country. DIC i 7th nw, it W ‘ED—2 T STAIR BUILDERS; NONE other need 2 Wit A — oadiore cor, 2d and Mists. nw. A. au ANTED-A BOY Sa LEARN PRINTING Busit 4 at Dd i OFFICE, th und avs. nw. WANTED WoHKING, WOWEN.-SOBER—WEKC daria, 80, fl order how in. country ne fo 4 at INTELLIG SENGE ‘and orders, J men and 5 Men. nw prepared. Orrick, il a's ANTED—SOBER puSTRIOUS M - HO is kind to horses and @ good laborer: BaNiSHAy: nent. Married. man preferred: DAN. AN ith and F ats. u,v, OMAN COOK AND N i Penneytvania ave. V stating wal Waites ED—A YOU a WHITE NOMA To DO a Addreas Bo Vv RGELIC | qualuted with Builders and Contracto els on ¢ omnmission. \TED—MEN TO Taek UP AND PUT DOW pets Man and Wife to Cook for Institution, nt _Cook: Oyster Bhuckers; bale tore Boys. DICKS AGEN p CATHOLIC COLORED cin a Private Family. Call wi referoncer, between 7 and Sorclock ius evening, at 1117 O st. nw. Tt V OUTSID| Work « re, Pant experiences So, Star omice anB It MAN AND WIFE (WITHOUT CHIT willing to en iu hes bome EEEER, Star office, stating a be e bad, itt required. on orelock ut 1608 Lath st \TED—A TREASURER FOR “age WY Geccpeny tenn ca eronk ove seen Iron for a small family; referenc SP: Bi Woman to do Chamber Work and act as Maid; . Wane. MAKER, 5 ANTED-THE MARYLAND LIFE na Special Agentin the city of Washington to nolicit can east for ii security, Address RELIABLE, Star office. | ply 1312 13th st. {have kod references. Call at 1000 M st. n. NATCHMAR W Company desires to secure the servic: business, A liberal salary will be paid to an Energetic v Wphisabicts rane MAK FE INSURANCE COMPA’ 7 ANTED—A NEAT GIRL ’ ‘TO COUR, W. Ww ANTED—A YOUNG WHI' 3 1-3t Star office. petent and Intelligent Business Man to be employed Man who cau furnish undoubted references aud who South street, Baltimore, Md. WANTED FREE BY RETURN J Li Description Moody's New Tailor § rene Cutting. MOODY & CO., Cincinnati, Ohi 30-3t WANTED THOROUGHLY COMPETENT GIRL, (white preferred), General Housework: small family . good home; liberal pay. Apply wi ences to SU 6th at. nw, Witites —BASQUE AND & TANDE NONE but first class-need apply +e 217 Het. ow. au29-, Wastes WHITE WOMAN FOR COOK AND General House Work. Also a White Girl between the axe of fourteen and sixteen to Take Care of T. Children at 1908 Pennsylvania ave. n. w. ANTED—WOMEN COOKE, $19 TO 940: CHAM: bermaids, Ni and eases, in cit; ANTED-MODERN BKICK HOUR HOUSE, 8 OR away: Waiters, Drivers oF Form Houde Golored Mee V Rooms, bof preferred ; i%4 ,000 to 88, "000 Gooks. “SAME A! COOMBE. O20 F st located betwen Tath ant Ist, Land I sts. n.w.; give \TED_BY FAMILY IN COUNTRY—CAPABLE Colored Waltrers, also American or German Nurse best references required. Ai G.E.T., Star office, au2y-. mei 5 pe ae a Wwe y ANTE! A YOUNG MAN MAN, WITH SOME EX- in the Grocery ai or Busin not exer US yearn “Apply BATCH STOME, Dots ahd # ate WEE NTED_DRUG CLERK: REGISTERED, WITH Lense « Winter Hotel of not lesa than fifty sleep- Pi Resins Fetarencen. su ate salary ry expected, and } ing roonis: city OF country : do 1p wie ie ef ress; Lo ews Kiiiress NORTIANES Est Sar office au-3t | MerenPa Ue CHANT ee House Workers; no charre. Reet Wanted and For Heut in alt parts of spe cits cut fresh meat; can dress Box 42, Star such duties and taking care of children, Best cit erences given, Address Position as Pullman Car Conductor or an; ny tar o: a Pla fate business; 16 years old. Address Bo: macy’ lem winter; good and good’ Butlers WANE COOMB: not exceeding # paid, the balunc rent must adults, size of lot and price. it borand strest are piven. Box 18, starting: Hi Warten sncouen ge hed and unfurnished, 711 G st.n.w. an alcove room, private batb, careful | T bet 2 8thand 10th ate. Office Boy wi boat und open Ares: speaking-tubes, excellent bed vient pede, | ae SALE_“THE HARRIS HOUSE THAT FINE edt A House, pric edish omen y ANTED_BY A CATH HOLIG YOUTH, A PLACE je i. « wep ag ”y How ce 5 eet LIC ROUTH, A PLACE | abundant air and sunahiue. Iusuediate F Business Property located on Dean. ave. bet, 1th best of reference. A micive the ANTED—SITUATION AS HOUSEKEEPER BY $ young widow lady thoroughly competent ok y ref- Vv Mrs. W.1.D., Star off WASTED — — WILL PAY $50 CASH. ND 3 PER Sent salary for one year to, any oue securing, me fice. paying not Teas than $60 per month. 1H, ATION | AS NURSE BY A LADY rs’ hospital experience funn in the city as rofer- imvalid. O.W. Wanrepsst pray 35; bas bi and can sive ihe boot Pi ence: would like charge oi Star office, TED — SITUATION BY A COA SOMPETENT ‘harnbermaid and Seamstress, in first-class funi- treference. Call 921 1Nth st. n.w. a FE ‘one as Cook and the other 5 Feference given, —BY A RESPECTABLE W4IITE BOY, we in Grocery and Provision Store; Doers x au: ANTEDS SITUATION BY YOUNG 3 MAX i Drux Store; expects to attend College 0: meclical Wosinoes Caanetion, A. D. SOHNSON, Vit references, Adi Corcoran st. a EXPERIFN % tion in Family or School to eect + English, "Musi French, and Latin; cood reterence given aud required ; ferred. Address Miss FI’ ee a ne | Po HEAD UARTERE-Pourrt0NS Chambermaid, Waitress, Laundress and ni, Men Waiters, Cooke. Coschmen, stn.w. au2y-4t™ _WAN ‘TED--HOUSES._ D NTED—A _ HOUS LOT WITH (MOD, WwW NTE ins a © Oris first mortgage; house in good Btar office. — D—TO BI SMALL HOUSE WITH Food M. L, dn wood location ; state lowest price and No. Address W.J., Star office, audi- WASTED_A NEAT, SMALL HOUSE, WITHI eight the Pension O#c Address K.H. ‘TEI ) RE iN with Store Room auitable for green Krocer House with acaba of remadeling for Store. Call ter 3 p.m. at or addres jt. UW. au: tas House im a good locations Star office, stating price. A CAREFUL FAMILY WANT TO € a Comfortable House it the northwest sec nthe privileye of Purchasing; state i number of rooms, J. A. SMITH, Atte De} O10 F st. n. “au31-3t W TED-SMALL HOUSE G TO 8! good locality price not to exceed locauin, and price. Address HOUSE WAXtED—T0 RENT FOR ONE YEAR, | WITH privilege of purchasing, one six-room, room and one ten-room House: state locality aud price CHASE-APPLEMAN CO. 46 ie G TO GOOD to $100 ver AE PARDON. Real Entate livoker 1320 F at ANTED—TO RENT IN GOOD CENTRAL LOCA- ion a 2 story,6 oF 7-room Houre mobascment) easouable to family of three careful ‘Address CAS ofc e0-3t* tention paid unless num au2Dy-3t? NIED—BY PROMPT TENANT, HOUSE OF 6 or7 zooms in first-class condition for family of three; mod. 1 yards and cellar (no buse ment); for about § $2 location must be excellent as to health, convenience to markets, &c. references, Address M.A.C., Star office. auzg-3e" ANTED—THE UNDERSIGNED DESIRES TO ANTED—A YOUTH 16 TO 18 YEARS OF AGE to darn the Deve. Feferences. Ac dress CHAS. ADAMS, 1 cS Business . 29 10th st. a. ANTED — 5; DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT BU- ae conduct by ladis we ae e ail celgred, for Tor all kinds of domestic labor fot at tes, with references, 717 M st. nw. ANTED — FARM HA\ lea Apply to THOS. suz6-lw* MEN WITH FAMI- bowl teal state sBrokets, 937 F st. n.w. WANTED SALES: IN THE G! ERY AND Liquor Line, traveling in D. C.,, to Bell s Well- kuown Article ou Cotathission for a New York house of Arat-clase standing. Address, with ‘all partictijars, BREWERS, care of Win. Young, 21 Park Row, New York. aUZo-eo5t ANTED AN Are BUSINESS MAN, Liv- bag Pr ton, to represent dur house fn his State. Bale #400 monet References yen and exacted. Supra ; Lock Box B10, New York. Ww TEDILADY A AGENTS TO SELL THE MME. liamson Corset: largest sale of any patent corset in the market; god territory. Apply, Awonts Manager, t. Louis, Mo. 03; Wane. MAX, a TAKE THE 3 AGENCY OF Adena size 2x1 8x18 inches: weivht 500 Ibs ; other sizes im proportion. A rare penplipipell ‘# permanent business at home. These pag oper — before supplied by other apenas not governed by the xafe pool ALP PPINE SAFE. &o.. inefonad, 0. ankeew NTED-COLORED RAILROAD HANDS TO ork in Calvert een ‘Md. Transportation from Baltimore to work furnished on application to HOWALD E. PEDDICORD, 10 North st., Baltimore. TED— [HE NORTHEASTE section of tthe city. for immediate customers. jt _G. A. JORDAN, 1417 F, ED-TO BUY FROM OWN. rthwest, 20x90 or per foot, to build on. Address 3 WASTED-10, BUY FROM THE OWNER, ONE or Tyo Lots in Takoma Park; state exact Iveation aud lowest price for caah. Address TAKO MA, Star offi ws ANTE! HOUSEHOLD FUEN: TURE, OFF! ICE Furnit Store Fixtures, aud Furniture of every description ; aly © entire Households, Stocks of Mer- chaudiee of all Kinds. Address ALTOS, 638 HE | audi WASIN, a 000 0; ie busibess nay ae rx 0. Was ‘ED—TO BUY GROCERY AND PROV ori B,, Star a . ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN, A POSITION AS lowing testimonial :-— I take pleasure in Drofemsor of Latin and Highe bimeelf s capable iptructor, penta ion is to have the student depend mainly on bis own Peources, end to drill hinn-well 1n the essential poin mt Bec seth fadly "Ave th ial urity, Wor iy ive times loan ‘meandug b ‘address LOA or Provision Store; imusi for \resa F. office. aud W Instructor in some Ev School ; xives the fol- if Prof. O. 3 Pate] has henge employed in the iligrsburg C0.) Non .) ar porte ae pe in his work. His ae aim during reci- rough aud an experie; teacher fn altho studios oamatig" or Normal schools, and s geutleman, courteous in lan- [hry and mauners, 1 cl yuineud him to fe favorable, epuaideration of others.—W. k. HOYER, padiross ‘OZIAS JOHN MARKLE, Box 370, gv WAxiED=Lons oF a, pe Sabha GIVE 2900 reference and pay large Address B» 20, Star office. te ANTED — TO BUY 25 ieee rad at ee well broker BY’ it} Patio "Se B years 3. sa ean oa hice EASY. Mme. WASHINGTON'S CUTTING 5C, ited, enables every one to Learn to Cut all Kinds of Garments readily and accurately. Persons learning ‘this ays! are tely placed in positions to Saleh Shalt, OE ha ata ad Seated Lita ith Bleeve, 50 cents. alate ANTED—H BAUM PAY! iE HIGHEST CASH wre: ogg oa for Second-han a Pantene care. ree Fs Entire Housebolds “= ppocumlty, ‘idayens 219 7th at. ow. ANTED = A ree eee Ss EY a FM a POOL TABLE: M, UNTAIN. WM. ‘WARTED Monat so gpoU Ta Sutap | at Coo A NICE Wart ee ie Warre reo ee (ou =TO dine whl thy Wise ere TER so WwW ANTED—HOUSES TO RENT—I oe FURNISH ‘ANo. 1 Tenanta for a lai ber of howses at re vacant I cap a, them for you wantiout delay; prompt settlements and c: “CRBaEE ranteed rent cotlections a specials ELL W, BUSHNELL, Atto: Fie eee we TED YOU HAVE NOT a eee N inding a good tenant for your houses bring them fetes ve Dave RAEN, 18 demand for houses of all kinds. pt au17-1in Waxtep-1H TatOr a3 ATTENTION. WHICH Our offies (with an experience of nearly 1 years) is giving to its Rental Department bas ensbied us to keep our houses well tenanted, and has left us with few hyuses to offer for rent, Furnished or Jeni Unfurnished Houses or Stores to Rent can have special attention to their, interests HEA ‘them in our hands, N SHE, & CO. aus-3m F st. nw. WANTED—ROOMS. ANTE TORY FRONT Ri mM OF Di with fine appointinente aud uuexce ptionable permanent if suited. Address JAMES LOK! ont: iaeeps ice. WASTED ONE 0 OR TWO Ke Rooms BY A Laby do Dressmaking. auent if suited Address cr call at 1025 Conn. n.W, 1 WARSTED-BY A. MAN AND WIFE—A LARGE, well {urnished Frout Room, “2d floor, with board, in horthwost section of city. Terms must be meee Addrews 1 SE! ‘D- ROOM, r Connecticut avenue or G st,, in a es T. M., Star of NTED—A FLAT OR A SMALL HOUSE WITH modern improvements and from five to. eight rooms, Address Box 23, Star office au31-2 ANTED—FROM OCTOBER 1—A 6 OR 8-ROOM Unfurnished Flat ora House of moderate size in the suburbs; will rent forayear. Address J. ee F 4 OR 5 ROOMS. PLEASE tate location and t termes Address PERMANE, 2029 1 st. nw. a a ANTED—TWO_LARG! DONE OR TWO Small Rooms by Sth or git of Ritter with or without bourd; ikhborhood it. Private family preferred. "Lr MB, Star oflice, Lee ANTED—BY A LADY AND HER SON, TWO OR Ubree Unturnished Rooms in a central with privilege of bath and heut, Address ©! tar oflice. iW STi D—TWO ORTHREE UNFURNISHED OR partly Furnished Rooms or a Small House, Ad- oe stating location, terms, floor, &. P.. i. ro TO) TWO ROOMS ON SECO! furnished pa bed-room Lone = permanent if suited. Address Clif AG, TANTEDIAT flour Board: V Sonne pink by yond eron2 3 TOR jousekee) y,B eentieman and bis Kon. dress Lock Box 241, City Post oft floors, with pautry, closets, lavatory, &c. | Bosses erpall cash ys t interest. aS, toalley “oxi CAYWOUD Foe. RENT Hag GENTLEMEN. NEWLY PA; Jandsome! rushed Parlors, and yment and deferred mone Chambers at “726 17th ete neat Metropolitan, club; JOHN SHERMAN & CU. 1 _8u31-6t {OR RENT—TWO NO SINGLE Bi ROOMS ening D: FRE rs unfurnished. aw. itt Ee RENT_OPP. SQUARE, ELE- | and xd 14th sts. hw, having ® frontace of 70 feet aud gontaining 12. 130 square feet = me 70 rooms; wre bly located. For yr tive, tortia, dc aes =a room Brick. @ aes Btabie foe furnished tosuit, near Arlingtob hotel; | _au31-6t soca meine 105 bt com Bc a oe Fi. SALE ELEGANT NEW 3-STORY AND | Tho: si 300. eM S19 Per month, seg eee -Duuble House on Marsachusetts creep on RERTCA ND KITCHEN Bear 8: cle. Pull articulate can be bed b near . at. pising to JOH SHEKMAN & CO, 1307 Fat it ] ROOM na the Morton “tate Apply at 1504 H CHEAY OWNER LEAVING MOUNT for particulars, Fe cau 4 (NEW CORNER HOUSE, TWO st cumtatne | Se | mane Booms; en suite or stage. 729 | De SS. LUPSO cua Ys 1407 For 10th. st | OH Aa ea ee _ | extended atter 5 ovlonkt . Ie Large Furninted hootasen Bd south- | POK SALE—OWNEK MUST SELL S: ROOM BRICK, | % rooms, Brick, with ern exposure. No children taseu. Keferences ex- | ER’ worthwest: renting ier gis thorowehly repaired an — e | BE800; 81-000 cams Robins wi aos | am ae BERMAN '& CO. 14 } st n.w., Nicely finshed, New @& au POR SALE — | “npted, corner house, @8.000 iF BET. 17TH AND 18TH STS. NW, |. ¥ Fine Residences, with ail-stone and with nal-Lrick’ fromts ° ror BENT FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED | t5i1 Hooms, with bath; ou wuite Or single, everythin faine 11 rooms. ‘This property portunity for obtaining at Peas some & hotwe as any wow ov the mark THOS. J. FiStiex & 00. _ aul -Gt 24 ENT—1918 | a oe N.W. ONE FRONT Second-toor oe Two Gommuniciting ‘Third-floor Rooms; also Hall ished; with or with- | JXOR SALE— HANDSOME INVESTMEN au3-5t teaatacaater ance Maire | RRS ser esas SE ees R RENT — é FIRST (KITCHEN) FLOOR OF Sapitel jour. a Sole ouse, tc saetee hoe “ a Four Rooms, large cellar and yards, to a couple god — library building. W. EL ‘ xvod wear Pe. ave; without children, “Belt Live of cars, hear O street mos PAs OR ened. Gems tet BORO, Tens market. A vare opportunity. Box 121 star office ras SALE—THAT MOST DESTRABLE 3 BROOM | m? aus 1-St* Villa ou Osk avenue, Takoma : S-room pb. all mod. imp.; lot 16x25, F st. nw; oR RENT—414 6TH LW. SHED, | 00d well, orchard, - rariien, poultry. ee 84.000. Two Cheerful Large Comusunicath ‘Booms | water; only $6,000. pre! + Mmmedinte ra *-room Frame, brick basement, all mod imp: newly Porch adjoming bath. 2 oo oat Seasion. eusl-a ainted. iron fesce and steps, lot 2an04, Sth at uw ‘4 floor; in order; smaller ones; $4 each ; no qharahy mere 1—THREE OR FOUR RNISHED s suitable for light housekeeping. — moderate, @ location, 311 3d st. n.w. Fe RENT—A FIRST-CLASS DINING | mk ah Rcyraped yor ergo near de} ont ERE, nt cheap to @ ri party. © Star office. ausL-zt t wo : 4.5000, Bt; pom p.D.., FOR, SMES PONT MISS THYM — ¢2,050 70 | $3,250, including nice wide lot; @25' monthly | Will secure ‘the Prettiest (Queen Anne) Home: in best improved location northeast; on two car lines; two-story and back building ; bay window and balcony, | 7 rooms; hot and cold water; osk Buia, WE BURFORD, hall and bath, bow. ; lot 16x215; Tst.¢ {pj Brick, all mod, tup,; lot 1Sxl20, K st me.y 200 .one- Ayo Groom Frame Cottages: new ; lots 0x: * Balance mmontbly 5 palt alle from city; ‘ouin Cor. Brick ow 22 th at. nw wide parking and. bay-window trout on each street ad. @4.500, OR SALE—1701 RHODE ISLAND AVE. | FORE s SoMa Fee Fy FR RE ne _t. 6 air Aiki. Bun tial . eating, Newly Papered and hated Koos: jug: basement floor coutaius kitebeu, laundry, fur- | BOK SALE oud‘ntors.’ Heat and xas, Heferences exchaiyred. 1121 | nace room, office, store room, and coal vaulte; tet | I" (1) Tet. bet, 12th and 13th me. 6re., emda th st, n _ | Boor, parlor, bs Giniug room and two ‘sinall | $2,500 FE RL RE Sri Gal eee ee eee | Gu ihS et Het toe. g 404 2 estate | Store and dressing room; lange closets throughout tbe | 213i 8 RO >| beings on oe ee ay fm | @htdo Se Lo a a F°OXEENT AT 654 HST. NES E FURNISHED 840,000. HOS. J. FIs (iy 1th ot. bet. U and Vn, or Uufarniahel Goo Large eu31-6t 5) O et. bet. 11th and cating Second-stor pasa door Gas an JOR RENT—FOUR Bath, all on second Front S000, 12th st. near I Gober eee at 26) Beh ot bet. 1 SALE~4 B BRIC KS, 6RS., 1 Va. ave. and °. ee eh tet | FS ywa circle, Sirs. A Sth u.w mere 13tu and ‘14th aw, Sth and 10th mw., Lire, ani; Joh Mt bet. 12th and 13th mw., Lime, emis ) Ost near 10th now ; €12,000. ave: beat § at., beautiful loos OK bet 12th and 13th aw, i end beth. Cleveland ave- nw. Gee and batt, Cleveland « RE —ONE LARGE FRONT ROO ROOM HAXD- somely furnished. B02 Gat hw FSR BENZ A SEW HOUSE SMALL PA =f ATE fumil ‘Nicel; lars, ami t eth :! 000 . Ors. rey tee E and 14th nw. (rent $24), @3 D ar. gid bath, e. aide Marion st,, bet. Pand Qn w., €3, B. Ors. and bath, «. side C, bet. let and’ 2d'p. # 000; 0, Zra.and bath, concrete cellar, Marion dH Arent 830), 84.300; b. ‘and £ ore Fe ude 18th, bet. Land M n. v4 of. ud bath, n. side Mass ave, Sot 25 ft. frout. 85,000; 3 fra. s. side FOR RENT WITH BOARD, ONE SECOND-STORY South Front Room, suitable ‘for «gentleman and wife or fur two gentlemen; short walk from the departments. 2141 H st. n.w. 30-2? {OR RENT—-ONE NICELY FURNISHED KOOM d floor, front, ali modern imp.; will rent Very reasonable if’ taken at once; also other Kooma, furnished or unfurnished. 4: august 22re, ami; 4) (35) Two beautiful 10-room Cottages on Maple j ave. in Le Droit Park, @6,000 each, A'eood 10 pe At investiuent op Defrees; price : re H st. nw. u.w., lot 42 ft. front (rent $40) ua eat an Oak: ome ae ‘OR RENT—TO CLUB OF MEN, NIC th, w. wide Sd et, bet. Land si ed Rooms at 916 bath: Wallac ‘and 14thin. 12th st. n.w. y the 1oth September and bath. u. side M Spe and, bath, us $2,500; », Lire 3 bat Ved and 23d.n w. Re 1. NJ. ave. snd N . LeDroit park, : de Lath bet, Sand T 50; b. Lire, re ee Le Droit Park 86,500 A b. Ora” and bath, na bath, W. wide Biro bet, | iD She and tat, & wide Corcoran Sth nw, 87,900. J. aicL. ADEPSOS, GE: T ied Rooms in small pris fe family: no cl cuir dren: reterences required; 11th N uw. ‘Adress HOME, Star othe spor s0-at NISHED— JOR RENT*FURNISHED OR UNFU! Two Becond Floor South Front Communicating Kooms, with closet large and in good order sees Osll after 5, 221 SIS 455 aw. OR SALE-1 DUPONT CIRCLE, XW. LARGE | READ THIS. HK RENT—UNFURNISHED— ay “LARGE, DE- aud Handsome Three-story and Basement Brick Bay window, + iehetal ‘Communicating kooms; second flour front; | Kesidence with wreen stone frout, faces Dupont cir. | P ng, 4 ‘Toots deep Cunty bay window and alcove, # half-square of ayenue cars | cle and New Ha : contains 14 rooms, 1.300.250 a mouth, at option of purchascr. Price: and three e squares from G-st, herdies. 910 bath rooms and venieuts, house in perfoct 30-31 order, having 3 just been renovated a1 $24 cecorsted | | “5 np aenay: and Besqment, € roome. «ide alles. Portion of the vacant jot adjoining the house on the ment monthly if desired. 17 Sas IN rWO, THREE AND | Louth will be wold with it and incladen led in price asked eet <> ¥FLAT— Four Kooms Unfurnished; new house, east, south and west exposure; referencés, Callat B20 9th for the property; price “ai ling. Xeerty New: Excellent Stande eu31-6t # per ment ; HN OF SOMNSON, B28 Fe ose en FE RENT LARGE, Rar neat ae E ati second floor: ae South; erator closets; wuitahie ee bouse- to840 monthly. A’ Ft sirable Gomustinieating Hoome, 24 foo and ous lange fru mt room, 3a fh “Sa Hours jade! fur! nished; ry vt Peteconces exchanged, HUST & HUNGERPO i oS nw. RENT—1012 14TH 8ST. Fittndseinety Purvished Rooms, en OR SALE NEAR RL AVE ON Sa R SA! Fp suite or, of alae NT—BEAUTIFUL ROOMS, SI} SOLE 03 Of | on Hat. ne: 10 room Fx ca In peivnte family furnished: large oubie | gak tates: Estat corner bouse, sputh and oes drout; opea erates; ref SRFOK! a eee required. L101 Kat, wwe gusyll Be fHREE FRAME HOUSES ON § JOR RENT—ROOMS WITH BOAR! HOUSE AND ow Eee. — pestouties ~~ furniture new, 211 © st. n.w., few doors 36 ‘Trinity church. I bet Nays es REN’ FURNISHED ROOMS WITH OR For 2x OD Rhode Inland apponts Vics x OR RENT—3 ROOMS, UNFURNISHED, ON second floor; suitabie = light houselgeping. mir front, with bath, gas ahd heat; private ul {OR hENT-FURNISHED — COMMUNICATING Hooms on second floor tn ‘eat ial pon Window: 1s closets, pi family, ae eee oe oo J)OK RENT—TWO NICELY ToRamaes ee “Hoos ou let oagete hos opie or together; brick ode: e f th st #35 MONTHLY of those Fe aes TH ST. Pi T PROPERTY UR ey t ying 7 per cen nvestiuent eat wit ig oie et 03,500. ALBERT cS ot E BALE (778), SOUTHEAST CORNER OF ond G sta h-e-, 2 story Brick, ® tovmn bath tu excellent oo tou. This desirable w wold for #000 cas ond SALE ICE E GROOM AND BATH BRICK Decline Houses, in sood part northwest, nesr dth-street cary and berdics, for the low Sxure of 3700 800 each to prompt Whine SiS oe, - JOR S*LE—CHEAP. pie at, bet Mand, N ste. 5 table: room for six horses: Jot 25 by 13 pod. $3500: * Houses. 4 ‘ib aud Sta Nw ui 7OR RENT—hOOMS ae SECOND AND THIRD floors ; closets, bath, &c. Dry newly painted and renovated; summer prices, ‘T18 10th se ww-ause-s" {OR RENT—FIVE ELEGANT SUITES OF PAR- lors on first, second and third floors: other han some Cheap. House and furniture new. and south exposure. 3 Lat ww. JOR RENT—708_ 25 = ROR SALE-AT TAKOMA PARK Two BAND: some New Cottages, Just being Muisbed, 6 rooms acl square reception hall and bail room — pantry sous nd waited ee: cellar under whole house: on park, Dear 1 and ouly three ance te BUzy-6t OR SALE—FINE BRICK DWELLING—44 TORY Brick with grounds; lot 50x100; bouse bas 12 rooms. For further culare apt ly to— GURLEY 5 F st. nw., opposite Ebbitt Louse. yor BALE-SSTORY BRICK WITH GROU NDS; iar bis to ee GUuLEY Pie teu! 08. suse 1335 F st. n.w., opposite EbbvIst house. Fe SALE-1443 CORCOKA! Rooms. | Uprerend lower ie. Every cunvent: ence. to Stnly to RUST & MUNGLEPOND.O4¢ 14th et aul St JOR BALE. “A NERY CHEAP PIECE OF “PROP- the Capitol tot 3 frame toed ‘Offered at SR200. DAVID D. DIONE, S00 Fet nw, Couse-de Pome 2 VERY DESLEARL ‘DAVID D. STONE. OK SALE—BRICK atame 917 « ree = Bid UR 2D ufone Tuitable tor tigit | 2_ADDIY 807 G st. nw . , INE FUR- hushed Koom on Bret hoor. Would preter to reut 10 single wenuewan te a. aug y-3t* JOR RED ) SUITES OF ROOMS AT 3 F'Ghant pire plumbing, bot and cold water; 3d floor: furnisied for light housekeeping, including wascooking stove. (2Y-3t" Kee EENTS NEW PAY WINDOW baer Large Pleasant Front Hooms, neur luterior departnient snd four lines of cary, “apply vOs sting. Board at reasopabli ae = a Fe NT— FO! tloor, furnished uousekejune ee “ ree roums Arp va t 01 premises, ew S-story and ik RENT. NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, E Hesidence; Louse built in the very Dest mauter aud pk, rsiugie,om second and” tird ay | ca Sete to the most critical examination. 1ith ‘Cars pass the 2a wot feet Ky ve feet LOM on Sand Besa Oth st; RENT—VERY DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS nee new building, G09 Lat cae = imp. a of DEORD W. WALBE, 104 ee K SALE | MONTHLY FAY} Mires BRICK £5 19 £1 its « | Fos SALE—ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS—€ ROO! ‘%k House on porth A st. near Stanton place; of property $1,900, 25 xap FOuNISMED second and auZ8-bt" FOR RENT_FLATS “SALE—A ZSTORY-AND-CELLAK ¢ BRICK “cliey. $8.00 “Davi v vegas eae south trout, alley. Docsiaaes WANTED 0175 ‘WILL BE PAID) ¥ A SIN man fore Large, Nicely Furnished, Front Koom for one year. Address Must’ benorth of F ny Went or 13th streets, B, Bor 595, New Pe ARTED—TWO PARTLY FURNISHED a se ished Ruoms, gecond floor, tor | youn for i ht house Reeping; in ‘n.w. state lowest terms to permanent tel dress BALTIMORE, Star office. au3o Zt Wanrepotive u UNFU ENISHED ROOMY W tendance and Board for ‘t ance of Hoome aud tai ginal tam | WESTEND FLATS, 2020 K ith, Runwe, s E LaRG) ms, Bat ‘all Mod. Frnpos Oval Chereee au31-6t ot a Tent, €20; reference required: OR SALE—A VERY yg a W 10-ROOM F Hotse on OM FLAT WITH BATH | 84.500. PARLES We No. 229 - _au31-St BMY ‘OR poe A KR KENT—C 4 oom m and poder improvements, ae ont Rouse with all modern improvemen No, 1924 5th at. nw. ‘Hent $35 per mouth. ingut 403 7th st. n.w FOR RENT—OFFICES. & SALE—TWO-STORY BAY-WINDOW BRICK, hall. pape: throughout: ‘td back Yar stale 'and sty teat Jon 33 FOR RENT_STORES, Fes ‘SAL TRREATORY BRICK: 1 i 2 BROOME: ecrre ae a ae R RENT—TWO Trond ed ened Privat with pa oe po nen Pye rag 4 mrp rg — fogt fre rout by 138 82,790; per mouth. JOHN AS SuehaLAR ico" 3 Fo: Hime: €25, Oak DWELLING. 1830 TH res $1800. 410 aie, 8. 717 A st. we, 7 rooms; $15. in Gucroil dustitute and You i. au3l.: aa in or on w. w HARDY an Fst. aw. Foz | STH st W LARGE Store aed een formerly occured & Paiuape fete James We i " sana fades? show wt ia ERLYS Cons 718 Teh at oe aust-se IR RENT S104 iD DW! Fx Os AND D 55 ELLING, toes 7 ittchen the re e bed f rooms, end be rie Fon DETTE) 1020 Vermont aves te anettY Ng POR Fy RENT STORE, COR. OTH AND L sa. iu good repair, store or pein of i vaninees. ‘Apply to W, CG 3GH SON Tis | Mido RENT, (LORE 1020 77H ST. NW. NEARO market, Large Store and Rooms above. Soa and Desk Room. OF OFFICE ROOMS ON Fut PENTA, SULTS OF toa ek HEREIN Bs Will lenge at's low rental. ROOMS eo} Sith se mw. = ‘OFFICE Fits vat tutesrt tid, 1008 and 1108 oon Et W. BUSMNELL. Es 25 mouthly Boandmay ot ae Faas = ana beck HOUSE ying aoe SALE—18T Tarpgaed, Yaluahis Knows is the Both Brewery, willbe Sent ites gear Capitol» st SS aes Cae Tata" ee oe bene ee ve alter buik Wy augl-tt css Lt iny Pad ROOMS, caer ¥ 81. §. Inquire 1409 F LOST AND FOUND. SPLENDID 22-2 Lees TA LARGE (EXGLISH MASTIFF: LARGE Free front, with sonnd Yer his setars 40 ai awregur ped EVANS above Georgetown. FOR RENT. RNER GROCERY Foren oo Fea rah aneea tans ee may 340" ins | Ree BEES Taueaens fie a re FS Rr Sa Se Sra