Evening Star Newspaper, September 4, 1889, Page 2

PERSONAL MENTION. Mr. Edwin T. Connor of the Washington staff of the Philadelphia Press and Mise Marie D. Bryan, daughter of Mr. William Bryan, were married last —- the Mt. Vernon Pince M.E. church. Miss Venie Bryan, sister of the bride, was maid of honor, and the bridesmaids were Miss Carrie Bacon and Miss Carrie oe The ushers were Mr. John Mneray, Mr. Fred Smith. Judge Williams and Mr. James Connor of Philadelphia. The bride entered on the arm of her father, and looked lovely in a gown of white faille with court train. ‘The groom, at- tended by his best man, Mr. Chas. W. Camp- bell of Phi hia, met the bride at the chancel, where Kev. Samuel W. Haddaway per- formed the ceremony, Afterward @ reception = — at be home of the bride. Mr. an rs. Connor have gone to Philadelphia, ‘Cap. May and New York on a bridal on = Mr. Blaine has leased his house in Augusta, Me., and will not live in that city for several years. All the membera of the Blaine family are expected to arrive at Richfield Springs in a few days, in anticipation of Mr. Emmons Blaine’s marriage to Miss McCormick on the ‘26th instant. Great preparations for the event gre in pro jearly one-half of the Spring ase has osrangand on the wedding. ee Charles J. Moore and wife of 6th street have returned from a two weeks’ vacation spent in the mountains and at the seashore. Henry A. Shore of Salem, N. C., and Miss Eva De Montreville, daughter of Dr. C. De Montreville, were married last evening at the Central M. P. chapel, corner 121 and M streets, by the Rev. 8. ‘Murray. The bride, who is a petite blonde, wore a pigeon-gray imported costume, hat and gloves Yo'mateh, end carried # bouquet of La France roses. After the ceremony the young couple partook of a collation at the house of the bride's ents, andat 10 o'clock started on a wed- ing journey northward. After their return, in a few weeks, they will commence honsekeep- ing at No, 1002 H street northeast, where they be at home to their friends, Mrs, James H. Oglebay and Miss Kittie Ogle- bay of Kansas City, who spent the summer at the Warm Sulphur Springs, in Virginia, are now atthe ——— hotel, spending a tew days in visiting the places of interest in and about the city. The marriage of Mr. Wm. A. Miller of Kansas and Miss Mamie E, Edmonston will take place this evening at 6:30 o'clock at Mount Vernon Place church, Mr. and Mrs, Neil Belt are now at Watkins Glen, having visited Atlantic City and Eagles- mere, in the Alleghany mountains. Mr. Edwin 8. Clarke, son of Dr. Clarke of Virginia, and Miss Lutie Arline Sweet, youngest daughter of Maj. E. J. Sweet of this city, were married last evening at the Church of the Epiphany. Rev. Dr. Barr performed the cere- mony. The ushers were Mr. Chas. T. Bacon, Mr. Harry J. Miller, Mr. Arthur C. Moses and Mr. Taliafero Clarke, brother of the groom. J. Brad Beverly was best man. The wedding party consisted of the bride's mother, Mra. Clarke; Miss Bessie Clarke, Mr. Wilsos, the bride’s aged grandfather, and Miss Wilson, the ushers, Miss Evelyn A. Sweet, the bride’: sister and her bridesmaid; Ma; Sweet and his daughter. The bride wore an elegant toilet of white faille francaise silk en train. corsage V shape, with high collar, elbow sleeves, fine lace drapery and veil fastened with a star of diamon Mr. and Mrs. Clarke left last night for New York, and before returning will visit Mr. Clarke's home in Virginia, when Dr. and urke will give them a large reception. elegant presents were received by both ide aud groom, Many friends gathered at the home of Dr. John W. Thomas, Pomonkey, Charies county, Md., yesterday morning to witness the marriage ughter. Miss Minnie, and Mr. Benson B. D. Bond of Calvert county. At 10:30 o'clock the bride, attired in a traveling dress of hen- rietta cloth trimmed in garnet, velvet hat to match, and carrymg a bonquet of La France roses.entered the handsomely-decorated parlor, leaning on the of the groom, where they Were married tev. Mr. Poindexter. The | wedding presents were very numerous, that of | the groom to the bride being « handsome car- riage aud fine span of horses, Among those present were Mr. Hal Bond, brother of the groom and wife, Miss Maria Skinner of Calvert | county. Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Tubman, Mr, and | Mrs. A. W. Tho: Mr. and Mrs, shall | Thomas, Mrs. Kate Taylor, Drs. R. omp- ton and J. W. Thomas, H. Chapman, Benjamin | . F. D. Howard of Pomonkey and | Freeman of Baltimore. Miss Bertha Gutman of New York is visiting here for a few days, as the guest of Miss Ida Strauss, Mies Roxie Keyser, having returned from her vacation in the west, brings with ber as her guest Mrs. Jno. Morrow (nee Weller) of Washington, Pa., but formerly of this city, whose friends will be glad to learn of her presence in Wash- ula Walker and brother have returned from a three-months’ vacation. They traveled all through Massachusetts, New York state and the west, and were both much benefited in health, They will be at home to their friends at No. 716 22d street northwest. Miss McFarland of 436 New Jersey avenue southeast left today for a short vacation in Loudoun county. Mrs. Col. Wm. 0. Drew and daughter, Miss Emma, of West Washington, have gone to Gaithersburg to spend the month of Sep- tember. Mr. George W. Drew of Georgetown has left for a tour through the eastern states. Mr. and Mrs, A. H. Evans left yesterday for | a few weeks’ sojourn in the Blue Ridge Moun- tains. Mr. A. J. Halford of the Associated Press has returned to the city with Mrs, Halford from a vacation trip to Massachusetts. coe — Coin Counterfeiters Arrested. Chief Bell of the seeret service has received a telegram from Agent M. G. Bauer dated Cin- cinnati, September 3, 1839, saying that he bad arrested George W. Williams and James H. Clark at Alexander Station, Ky., for dealin; and manufacturing counterfeit silver doi A large quantity of counterfeit money and material was found. Clark isa trackman on the Kentucky Central railroad, and Williams end Clark made the counterfeits at the latter's house. Williams is an old-timer. He pro- cured « fist boaton the Ohio river last tall, and with several hundred dollars of counter- feit money he started down the river. He gave | toJacob Kull and Charles Maxfield a large uantity of counterfeit silver dollars to pass in the state of Indiana, while he remained with the bout, which was tied upto the bank, and arranged with Kull and Maxfield that if they did not return in a certain number of days he would kuow that tney were arrested, and in that case he would leave. They were vested at Newport. Ind., and eighty-one pliers silver dollars were found on them. Williams did leave, and until a few month: 0 has been ip hiding, lately he was located at Clark's, and when Bauer bad sufficient evidence againt Clark and additional evidence against Williams he arrested them. Williams made an excellent counterfeit and would make as much as $1,006 before he would dispose of it, and then to dealers only. Go ow Fripay axp Sarunpay Evesrxa to Marshall Hall excursion. See advertisement,— Adee a Pledged to Work for His Party. Prof. John M. Langston has written a letter {in response to the appeal of republicans to take an active part in assisting to gain @ republican victory in Virginia, in which he pledges him- self to work for bis party, making party loyalty his first consideration. He incidentally ex- proees the expectation that the party will stand y him in bis contest for his seat in the House. A Conference of Mail Superintendents. The division superintendents and superin- tendents of mails in the railway mail service who were in conference yesterday at the Post Oftice department, as stated in Tax Star, dis- cussed matters of interest to the public and formulated plans for making closer connec- tions at mail centers. R. C. Jackson, superin- tendent of the second division, was elected chairman. An address was delivered by Gen- eral Suj perintendent Bell. ital Ww vision 81 tendents were Wit Biglow, Boston; K. C. Jackson, ew Yorks L. Terrell, Atlanta, Ga.; — Burt, Cincinnati; James E. White, Chicago; J. ' Lindsay, St Lous; James paige San rancisco: George W. Pepper. jr., a5; Jorma Perkins, St Paul, and ae Weaver, ‘ort Worth, Tex. The Setosing aemed superintendents of mails were present: Wallace Rhodes, Ga.; & G. Sullivan, Cincingati; A.B. Maze, New York; H. A. Thomas, Boston; E. W. mane Pyo Philadelphia; C. H. Lyon, . Brook}; ais; — ers io; ae a... ee seth '—Your last cr Sand season to visit Bay Ridge is next usual attractions, Excellent oys Fare for the round see B. and 0. ————_ ae | told THE EVENING STAR: DISTRICT GOVERNMENT. The report of Health ‘Oficer Townshend for the week ending August 31 shows: Number of deaths, 92; white, 44: meena gg Pee rate ,000 "per annam—white. is Bata Tote population, 31.56, | Thirty-three were under five years of age, eleven over six! =— ears and twenty-two were under a dere © principal causes of death were: tion, 13; diarrheal, 11; typhoid fever, 5 malarial fever, 5; scarlet fever, 2; pneumonia, 1; congestion of the lungs, 1; w! ing cough, 1; “dipththeria, 7, Births Ne peo males, 23; whit white fe. Smmales, 30; cokers colored males, 18; colored reported: White, 18; byron L ENTITLED TO PAY FOR RAINY DAYS. Tar Stan has heretofore referred to the report of Auditor Petty relative to the payment of per diem menon rainy days, The report, it will be remembered, was to the effect Fiat men not actually engaged were not entitled to pay. In his recommendation Capt, Symons Palled attention to the fact that the day pg tage were required to report to the office on rain: ma bap where they receive instructions and make their returns. Under these circum- stances, he says, be thinks the inspectors are actually engage d recommended that ged receive Rind for such work. The auditor, to whom matter was again referred, has decided that where the per diem inspectors report under orders they are actually engaged and entitled to pay. FOR THE GOOD OF TRE BOYS, In a recent visit to the work house Commis- sioner Douglass noticed several boys hard at work among the men. These boys were com- mitted there by the Police Court, and in the majority of cases had but a short term of im- prisonment. Upon his return the Commis- sioner set to work to see if there was not some way to get these boys transferred to the reform school, Mr. A. J. Falls, the superintendent of the reform school, was called upon and it was arranged to have these boys transferred. The ’apera were made out today and the boys will e transferred immediately, In speaking to a Srar reporter Commissioner Douglass said that it wasa oe ame that these boys were compelled ‘to live among hardened criminals, They were fo ing to the devil fast enough, he said, but he hoped that their transfer to the re- form school would do ) them some good, In Judge ‘Mills’ © Court. There was an unusual large number of “drunks” in the Yolice Court this morning. Hugh Smith was one of them. His face was badly scarred and his general appearance was that of a man who had escaped from a railroad wreck. “I guess I am guilty. judge, yer honor,” he replied when arraigned, ‘Five dollars,” said the judge, ‘‘but in consideration of your frankness you will get only fifteen instead of the usual thirty days,” “So help me God I wasn’t drunk,” is what William Murphy said when arraigned for pro- famty. No one expected Murphy's word to be taken against the policeman’s, and it wasn't, for he was fined 85. A MARINE HALF SEAS OVER, “Oriani Jones,” called the bailiff, and a marine in full uniform responded from the “pen.” He was tried for being drunk and dis- orderly, He acknowledged his guilts and was assessed #5. His failure to respond for duty will be the cause of his being marked ‘‘deserter, and then some one will receive a reward of €10 for his capture. A SAILOR MAN'S HACK RIDE. “Henry Riley” was called and another sec- tion of the United States navy responded. He had a swollen head and could not deny the fact that he was drunk last night. He was in Bill Bruce’s hack four hours and then refused to pay $5 for the luxury. He claimed that he was put in the hack to be driven to the navy yard, and he was unable to account for Bruce's ac- tion in driving about the city all night with | him. Judge Mills gave him 15 days on the farm unless the bill is settled. Like his com- panion, the marine, he will probably be hauled up as a deserter and made to pay a severe pen- alty. ASLEEP IN A PARK. “My position is very mortifying, judge, your honor, and ——" began the next culprit. | “Never mind your feelings,” interrupted | Bailiff Kendig. “You are charged with tres-| passing on the parks. Are you guilty or not guilty?” The prisoner made no reply, Judge Mills heard the evidence of Special Officer O'Brien, who had found the defendant asleep in the Smithsonian grounds. Colston udge Mills that he lived in Alexandria county, Va., and promised not to got arrested again if permitted to go this time, The judge took his personal bonds. “Deed, jedge, I was so beastless drunk last night dat I didn’t know where I was at this morning,” said Tom Butler, an old colored man, when arraigned on a charge of suspicion. “Who do you work for?” he was asked, **Mister, oh, I forgits the name. He ar’ a ‘mission mer- chant.” “The old mun was found this morning abont daybreak coming from beneath « front | porch. “Ninety days” said the judge. pnitberetios $7 ror Two Days at Coney Istaxp axp New Youx.—Special excursion via Baltimore and Ohio, Saturday, September 7, to this famous | resort. Round trip good two days, only $7. * Bi estodls The Local Loan and Trust Company. The Washington loan and trust company will take shape as a corporation next Tuesday,when the directors will be elected. It ia stated that the charter is much more comprehensive than was originally contemplated and that the amount of capital stock will probably be in- creased at the outset to $700,000. The com- pany will, it 1 said, erect a fine building of its own. The I ‘ion will probable be on F street and the president of the company Mr. B, H. Warner, ees NEARING THE END. An Agreement Reached Between the Dock Committee and the Ship Owners. A cable special from London to the Philadel- phia Times says that the docks’ joint committee beid a long consultation last evening and it is reliably reported that they virtually decided to accede to the ship-owners’ request that a com- mittee of practical men on behalf of both men, companies and ship owners should meet at once to arrange @ plan by which the latter may lure the labor necessary to discharge their amy instead of having it done, as heretofore, by the docks’ joint committee, NEARING THE END, It is not certain that the passage of a formal resolution to this effect was not deferred, It is, | however, reported from a reliable source that | Mr. wood and his associate directors came to the conclusion last night that such action should be taken. The bringing together of the committees for the purpose stated must be regarded as promising @ speedy settlement of the strike, It means that the docks’ joint committee has | at lag decided to allow ship-owners to employ their own labor at the docks if only the minor details can be satisfactorily arranged. No won- der the ship-owners are alarmed and ted, In addition to the loss of time many of them will have stiff damages to pay for delayed and spoiled goods. A CASE IN POINT. The condition of «single industry will illus- trate the situation. The Kaikoura and the Fifeshire arrived from New Zealand nearly three weeks ago and their cargoes are still un- delivered. In spite of tremendous efforte to obtain outside heip the Fifeshire, which had on board 25,000 cases, has ouly been relieved of haif her number, and 1y a few men who were engaged on her left their work. Out of oura, which contained 32,000 froz sheep, only a few hundred were obtained. The supply is insufficient to meet the demand, and, as 4 consequence, prices are being maintained | more, at sixpence and sixpence haltpenny F pound. Merchants are unable to carr: orders and provincial markets ae | stitute in com- parison with the usual su) Another cargo has. seneal with 82.000 frozen AT A STANDSTILEL One large firm of exporters, which has con- nections in every port of io, reine |W ting a good supply of mutton, are almost at a ee fe ! for shipment London merchants by the present strike, T ONCE, A! ¢ INFLUENTIAL 108- | W ae oe ayib tos Sak ten eeeee <4 Wale aera ee ae WASHINGTON Waser cae aa giana ce Bites ali Ww | sore an ied WaAxTED—aix PLASTERERS, 14TH a a Ware. GQOD WHITE WO. WOMAN TO NURSE Nee ‘Help in General 7 RO ees Ironing. uaterences voquirea” fe Were SER a I ok Ww Dw. itt Wess a0 So ee ae | WV: LAND, 1381 14th st. ATION AG COACHMAN BY m4 D. C., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1889 FOR SALE—HOUSES. _ —__FOR SALE—HOUSES. __ ELAR eee Sa Ww iale. sober, fi oR dortinbed nia Di a UN. ivate pain! parties rene eked abe OS at. Lew. thou eniidren = required ee Fo: oe NEWLY ROOMS, Wiiertiustions ina Private Farliy os a2 | Fe ensuite oraingle. #10 X. J. ave. n.w. at vie wood references. Please call at ie ince Private Pauly fe ok oan “dress Se°E Cs “ae ‘ANTED—0OOKS) BUTTERS, HOUSE WORK. Witens Syeaieh and eee a Helps TOG st nw. S Aston ae ANTED—A GERMAN GIRL TO DO GENERAL Wiicasework fmmediataly. Apply to C! CHAS. XAN- WANED, AMAR SR CAO? ANTED—WOMEN COO! 10 TO 8 “Terie, Sureee ‘and Eagnaresect itt oy i Me and aia tad iNet red Men SAMY A COOMBE, O36 Frat-u.w. se4-5t" ANTED—A SETTLED COLORED WOMAN os 3K in private family ; call with references thi evening between ? aud 8 otclook, TIT O58 nw It ‘ANTED—TRAVELING OR LOCAL 68: igo 4 Sell Food Specialtios to feign sta an aE Mia a ae rred, J. Lian ch TaRios ome at.n.w. 1 MANUFACTURING 00., [gt oad Coed 8. established cit SMITH: cor cor. 4th and Caen nw, ws: TED—THREE } EARNEST BUSINE must be honest, cal janent employment |ALDEMAN, ANTE. JUSINESS: HES ‘Avoly to Sibi baRe 0 MPa a. ‘OLERK FOR. OF Re: S005 a man who can furnish @| j,pocurity will be given for Ae a ve tases Reh HON, crease if merit Star oilice. AQTED-AN EXPERT GTENOGRAPHER AND ype Writer; Se ae experience and co’, x pected. “Address L-D., Star ofice, ry Assist in Tending dress Box 61, Star office. NTELD—A RED BOY; COME WELL W* recom G auded sad step ot hiehe Apes 2 rena aNEEEA BOY WHO HAS HAD SOME E EX. perience in Bake Shop. Apply 711 Va. ave. 8.¢.1° ‘ANTED—A MIDDLE-AGED Betta he on OF vod standing, former W; 8 Permanent, office 424 Sth’ st. n. ANTED — 4 GERMAN IRL TO NURSE i Children, Apply st HOTEL MALTBY, cor, Now W: Jersey ave. and WEB yynewy arrived, seair pee as GER ‘ness OF Seamstress ins rotined family. Pehling cop earn ANTED—SITUATION—BY GROCER AND PRO- ene ler, yy Dar Geant Oa a Bo- is ber ad wittensle, “Address Gn ob, a lea Fiseraisbed, RENT—A Few’ ROOM, OM, FURNISHED Fa Le Droit Parke” Park. nit -aueie” Galvidbebiens eaeem Fog eng re oe ome: EEE oes S35 sme 18th st. me 1 3 rama EBONY gg Fis : RENT—TWO. HO UNFUBRIGHED & B00! 10thst. ae rANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN ae SooB refe Pn gs oe in private family as Cosch- re if generally ‘useful wagdress ak jersey ave. ANTED. D a MU- ves Tica edareton Gokitn ones gee 2 erness where the study of music ma) made a 8) a Hee reference, Address ‘Addtoes MUSIC. Btation Ei ‘WASTED. APosITION is WORKING MAD HSAaFR given. BR WALTON, Anacostia, be” mea ee wit ‘TED—GO TO picks ‘Ss AGENCY FOR ‘COOKS, [ouseinsids, Waitress, Coach. ations, Waitern and goucral housework O13 Fth st, n.w. Also European Steamship agent. se3-0t WASTED ay A BOY FOURTEEN YEARS, WITH first-class references, a ae in some good office, Pleage address BOY, 727 11th peat de STUDENT AT” rapher AND TYEEW 8e3-3t" Wate Maat » pewriter. A ort HER, Star office, stating worms, 6. TED—POSITION BY A YOUNG MAN AS Bookkeeper or Clerk. Bost of reference ean be Given, Address R. O., Star office. e3- WANTED BY "A TEACHER OF Position in School or Privaie Fam best testimonials. ora stating garnet, Miss HOWAKD, 617 E. mond, Ve ANTE Y A YOUNG DRAUGETSMAD. F fo .D- ‘ition that will pay $10 ences spac of wa Wok Yubaisited. DEA RUGS: MA ANTED—HOUSERE! PERS, CATT! rT = ur orders tur House Workers; eciage anted or Kent $n all parts of the cl Sen ‘jooms Wanted and jurnished und unfurnished. 711 G st.n.w. au31-8t* saalaiy “and te- ‘Main at., Rich- WANTED—ROOMS. ANTED—A STRONG COLORED MAN 70 WAIT Wis on Invalid, Daytime. “Bring references to, 16335 D—TWO CLOTHING SALE! A fone thorutihiy faut with Boye! ren’ need apply, Address, wil fe Box 92, Starottics rANTED—A STRICTLY ¥ FIRST- CLASS TIN AND Sheet Iron Worker, to whom, oad, wi ses Aye the year — will be ENRS & UU, 717 Tihs ANTED-ACTIVE, NTRLLIGENT ‘YOUNG Man to Attend Store, make himself Useful; must have good rejerences; soine Knowledxe of cigar and tobacco by preferred. PA ave., after 18 o ANTED-A YOUNG MAN IN eaeaeias Store. with some experience lorred. Wit HARDWARE, Star office, wed-3t ANTED MER AND WOMEN COOKS, 8 10 TO e Mas, Nurses, Waiters, wi Drivers Mostien. Furi and Dairy Men for thie city dnd country, Dick’ 8, 613 7th a. we3-6t ANTED — AT 1143 CO! ECTICUT AVE, First-class Waist Hands. Steady joyment ol al ead competent hands; none ot her, nood We NTED—SKIRT HANDS WHO UNDERS' Pressing and Finishing Cloth Work, at 114 toe. ve. Also a First-class Sleeve J'rimmer. ee Wintenee tween 5 and 7p Ws D—A na g Gran IT! yHITE GIRL FOR GENERAL rik a 7 Foose 4 of Three. Ap OR 3 YEAKS' nce ine Retail Si Oue havi recount tious will call at Gor. 6th and B st ANTED—THE OHIO VALLEY LIFE COM- y desires to eruploy a Youny Lady Clerk; must pe Writer aud Stenoyrapher and write fair bea Type hand,” Call al Building. WASTED-A RESPECTABLE WHITE ¢ a r = do work of Chambermaid and W vaitreas, 1504 19th st. aw. = sett WARTEDAN ACTIVE YOUNG MAN IN A Book pture, we Sulesinan, Address, with refer- eucen JOHN C. PARKER, G19 7th st. wow. we2-a —A COMPETENT COOK AND A W. ‘ite Women preferred. Apply at Central National, Bape other sizes in proportion, A rare reate u permanent business at howe, These deinand uever before pHlied by other sate com we are not woverned by, the ante pool Al PINE 8 SArE CO., Cincinnati, O. azt Va conducted ‘Men Women. white and coloseds for af kinds of domestic labor tot nd states, with references, 717 Met. nw, {NTEDWORRING WOMEN, SOBER MEN, Boys and Girls, to fill orders now in; country Women and & Men. Applications me See | positions: Pres LE Til @ ste nw. ANTED THE MARYLAND UIFE TN mee 9, ewiren to sucrire th and Intelligent Business Man to be cinployed al Agent in) the city, of Wasluangton to ollie be au Energetic neces and Who Addre: We etent a To Spec business. M South sireet, Balthnore, Md. ANTED—COLORED RAILROAD Di Md. ‘Transportation feed om application to t., Baltimore. work in Culvert count) from Baltimore to work furu! How. adie te PED! DICURD, 10 North rANTED—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WOULD fe to reuta House with responsible party by | 13a of Soptewber or Lat of Octover: | Apply 1.0L. 5 cee exchanged ; Ho children.net- se FURNISHED HOU more Rvom~ where rent or taken in ddress Box ANTED—WE HAVE A CLIENT FOR AN Fight-room Mogera Brick House, located west Oth und north of L ats. Lw., from $6,000 to SE OF 12 OB of rent would be ‘Star sed-3t Dou between 12th and 21st, 7.8U0. state location & CO, 625 ste Also an lege revenge baser for Nine-r ick House, situa VOU to ee Late. aw. a and ‘price. nw. Warrse Large F of the city for teruua, to 1. WASTED TO RENT—BY 8 view of buying, 7oF. &-Room Brick ‘West; not to exceed aoe: Bo! ri, pay 8: Address NORTHWEST, USE 1 AED—A 18] HO! ralsieel Pious in tes act noes section } Foreign Lagwtios reas, stating een FOR RENTING TO tenants, ranging in price from BD egies om | be 0: 26 Real Estate Broker, ANTED—HOUSES TO RENT—I CAN FURNISH ANo. 1 Tenants for a iarke number of houses at if your houses are vacant I can rent them for fe delay, prompt settlements and careful Steen tte URAL LO rent collect Li y. d ir LL W. dice BHNELL atomey es Law, ¥. aicebere YOU HAVE NOT SUCCEEDED IN finding four ood tenant f i age demand for houses of elf Kiuds, att STS aul7-1m = ona CT ATTENTION WHICH is xiving =3 uth anon hee acted lat to ‘OUE hotses well tenanted, and has left us ep OUF with fow suves to ofter for rent. Unfurnished Htounen ‘ox stores os con have furnis} or a syectal attention to thetr, juter our hands, WANTED MISCELLAM EOUS ANTED — BY RESPECTABLE MARBIED Woman Without Celdeen ‘Child or Infant — ED nec DA’ ‘UV LEASE MY Swen (eres iver betions Lands cos hundred Vineyard a ‘ive-room Dwelling (new) and — i a4 my Post Landing: must gome well Ls wae “PHOTOGRAPH OUTFIT; STATE ‘size, kind and price cash, Address PHOTO- GRAPH, Btar ae 003-30 UNTAIN. WM. 1 WAEAD castugton woes gS yp Oe Ay td So /EHOLD FURNITURE, ‘opnce ire, Store Fiatures, and Furnit description; size entire Housshoide rocks of ice ial GaRLTON, 690. He % Wit — BUY 25 ee aoe Ms mete Bie ‘S5eare olde old. Bowsers Lat aw, ee cae Sear |B Seve ve ear ee poeione ae ATE WANIED 5, A SINGLE GENTLEMAN OF 45 Desires Room and Board in Private Family, There there are few, if auy. boarders, ‘about 40. Address, stating street and number, PERMA tir office, ANTED—IMMEDIATELY—BY A aentasee aud wife, One Large or Two Communicatin Rooms: cent trally located; terms must be stated. ist JUNG LADY OUT ALL DAY WISHES nd Bourd; terms moderate; location bet, Tu andl Uhh ste wand ‘Pa. ave, and Gst.u.w, Address Box 141, i oe office. itt — BY A SINGLE LADY, TWO FUR- omen, at reasonable rates, Addi tion and terms, M.E.M., Star office. sed WASTED_A SECOND-STORY FRONT ROOM, on or beer Connecticut avenue or G st., in a house with five uppointuents aud wnexceptionable table; | permanent if suited. Address JAME:! KING, Star | offic wuss] &sepd WANSTED-A ROOM SUITABLE FOR PutvaTE School in northwest part of city, not further went than 20th at, Address ¥89 Khode isiand ave. Fane on on orn rs UNFURNISHED same Boor. Pa Bartice wit toout ob iiven and required. ree ERT AT 55 Fst. ER: una rcat cellent location; splendid table toeede gest fo2-6t* TT ELEGANT, FURNISHED ROOMS Pith ehgice table tonal, ste atc south t: modern plumbing: ghildren ferences given and req Kat nw. one ee-6t ms \T_508 5TH ST. NW. FUR. Dithed Front ‘and Back Palos with front and es, also other furnished’ and unfurnished modern improvernent oz -6t Pt ROOM [gat a jour agath front front, with bat, gaa atid heat + Private fatnity. T= 70 GENTLEMEN, a PA Handsomely Ms, 1597 | gorues of Oth and Tate ne. bea ‘ 1" _ | Houees, modern impruvements which Tan ‘sell for Beigh, cove ete ——aaat iz? odating terms Noe Tie Pa ke, ‘SALE — THREE T=6-RO eeeriae Ste teats ome on cathedral gies. @.; an rea : Sas as = ? wane, Cg = — 204-100 Sh sore shor ae sie soe tbrougbout; mantels, open fre Wafiaies mati ste oes “Rb: e04-10t ooh a LMF 3 bay ORY BRK gi tste Phos Heda a Payment, with Suomen oe jor balance. JO. A. PREBOOTT, 1416 F st. &. Fe er ‘HAVE 8 2-8TOKY BRICK HOUSES 1 course of erection and a at the: yO wt, ya" FINE “TRREE- nd tangy cellar, wih large stable 0) cppartansty te is aeer ak Fopesenien Sere Promises. 920 B st. ow, sett ge SALE—BARGAINS IN m Brick, Pierce place. JOR SALE—COKNER OF 10TH ND ests XW ¥. poesewe how Setory aud Bac tidsng Brick ce | house built in the very bea tanuer and {OR SALE— —18T STREET BET, c SAND D Six hat Lay 7 and Valuable Property tornorly the Rot Ly wl be scld entire, Busia is B 80x,” | OT Hos. 3 shits & O04 1324 F ot, we 7420 New York ave, Wy OU, 1324 F st. now, oes Forse a —7TH ST. PROPERTY UNDER TE i cout en x [bss pyitealiey owilet 900. ALBERT FROM, ALE—6-ROOM BRICK. STH ST. €2,800 | cellar, Ko fect ni oa tug torte with table, price et vel be on easy terms, 1321 I st. try vo or le hal ¥u aoe Furnished Parlors {OR BALE —A BA Raat BEAUTIFULLY in. eusi-oe Ghaentere st 726 17th st. peer ag labs cated perty. ad Rhode Island ave. JOR SALE peregmes yovate khrcaef usblng osc | de Sita Sipe spec ates oes | RELA eee una ed shianT Brand ani Immediate possession. available for back bui .: tv ‘ee ‘arp “4 Fees agen re and hendicn, Sor the low Sure wt MEK, 1313 F a YOR RENT—1918 F ST. XW. ONE, NT = ‘OR | RENT_—1018 ¥ 23 ok SALE we 3 Cy BP BRICK, Sx ae SALE—TWO VERY DESIRABLE oom ; also Hall Room ; ‘all fare ished Sith, or withe 000, it to bear Stanton eyuare out board: no children rence. au3l-lw* SeronD. SP ida et take Wood unuuprove R RENT—-NICEL) S GRRISHED FARLON ASB TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE —3 NEW BRICKS. ML, a ' Bedroom on first floor. Also, other Rooms, from s eany te Nassacl | ™ &5 up. At404 2d at. nase coho Besisiect exchange for 8 —TO Ci iehed Rooms at 916 12th ‘the 16th epieuiber at 610 mont: 09 ENT—BEAUTIFUL ROOMS, SINGLE OR eb suite, in peseate tamally j furnish ree double corner hi front; open, rat a a quired. tet ie Kat. ‘ Eases BLE OFFICE nOOMs REN’ ¥ Di aa Nn new aad 808 F sil mod. ianp. “Inguire « EDFORD W: W a ST=A STAT or fre BROOMS O3 ON pone: anlly without children, “aon as et) FOR RENT SLATS. EST END RATS, 2020 K ST—FIVE LARGE Panty ‘Gan Meter: rent 20; refervuce required. FOR RENT—OFFICES. OR RENT_ DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS, wiTH steain heat and elevator service, in the Lenman mange 10 NY, Sve a UME, WASTED-o8 TOBER 1, BY GENTLEMAN and Wit Lan = Well-furnished Fr mt Room, firat 0F second sto: i permanent if suited. Private tamily (NeW) preierred, "Address GL 0 ‘Star ottice. te: AN TED-TWO, OR THREE UNFURNISHED | Witon housekeeping; two adults; within Afteen minutes wall of rovermuicnt Renting oftee; Peruianent und prompt. Address J. C., Star office. 11" WANTED BY THREE ADULTS, = LARGE Furnished Rooms, with or without Board im | private boarding house or family west of 11th hear Metropolitan street cars; terms reas stating corms, B) A. WAKLMAS Takoma Park, D. V ED — BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE 3, 4 or 5 Larce, Pleasant, Unfurnished Rooms, with | First-class Table Bourd, in’ a strictly private famii best of reference ven and equi Address, Kiv- | Peet, description of Movs ry a WwW 2 Kitchen. Addvess CALERER, Star ofce, TC | Wh TED-A GENTLEMAN DESIKES OSE OR Two Nicely Furnished ‘oom with board ine quiet fasily from, October: bee 44th an ana st. HOME Hi, WANTED_4 FLAT on & SMALL HOUSE WITH jwodern improvements aud irom five to eight Tooms, Address Box 2:3, Star ottice. augl-st? WAN TED—BOA RD. BY A FAMILY OF uo children; Three Rooms will eS ‘2. C. L., Star office, stating terms. ANTED-A FURNISHED DINING ROOM A: ‘QOR RENT—TWO COMMUNICATING OFFICES, beautifully papered aud wreog Pe with private Isva- per month. aoe N SHEKMAN s YOR RE! SUITE OF OFFICE ROOMS ON ARDING, Sus ant; will Jeuse ata iow rental, . & HARDING, ith st. nw. the Walter building, 1008 and 1010 F st, n.w.; also ‘Iwo i epoone ee sul tale Sik Bee tng yurposes. tory aud closet; first floor, 1407 F st. nw. : nS third firor G08 ith et. Sw, “°s JOR het -DFSRADLE OFFICE tet IN au3i-7t FOR RENT— JROR RENT-STORE 1227 E ST. A wome plate-glass window aud nasdca font at BECKER'S, 1345 Feuus. m QOK KENT—STOKE IN A VERY GOOD L aceu Loca ion for business; suitalle for feed, cual, wood, ‘so. 1260 43¢ st. aw. se4-3e* FE RENTS 1224 PA. AVE., STORE AND DWELI- tu, staat ee D'st.; reasonable terms to Perusabent tenant. GUS 7th wi 8. oR neat aii HST. <E STOKE AND Dwelling and Store Fixtures and’ "Stock for oR Apply at for WOUD os: beh we ew. JOK KENT—STORE AND DW DWELLING. 1: Tua = te dia ma and St. .w, : store roum 30 feet deep; kitchen iu the Fear; five bed rogue and hin room Shove. For information call or address W. W. BUR- DETTE, 1620 Vermont ave. bet. and L. ausi-ot {OR RENT-STORE, COR. 9TH “AND STs. ood repair, \e for Grug store any cit of Vuatueas ‘Apply to W. G. JOBS ON 18 13th at, n.w. ccshy BUSINESS CHANCES. _ oi SAL SALE-TEN SHAKES Was! Georgetown Kuilroad, 100 Shares ‘Shares National Union Tusurai 10 8 | Sruaephens, $1,400 D. "vl. LOUIS “CUN (AM, corner rare ‘na Ste Fe, BALE—WATERMLLON: UNGTON AND perangoue: come! 10,000 Morning at 11th st. whi EVANS & SON. Hust be sold towerrow, “Come down and see'us tad | Beta bargain, at Fe, SALE—A BARGAIN-BAY MARE, SOUND nd wehtie, suitable tor busey of lcht wagon, Will excuanice for Jurwor horse, also Side-bar Buggy: Good condition; cheap. 401 7thst-aw. wed-3te JOR SALE — FINE BAY HORSE. SIX YEARS, sound and kind; broke to suddle wud harne rer pounds, “THEO. AS HAKDING, wed-3t ht about 1,000 oo 11th st. nw. FR SALE—A LIGHT BUSINESS WAGON | Xt good repair. Can be ween ut 3100 M st. nw, 83: AOR SALES FINE PIANO, CAKPETS AND WIN- Shades cheap also House tor Mout. Inquire at Store cor 10th anh k'sts, JOR SALE—RARE CHANCE FOR A BARGAIN—1 will seli cheap # perfect Family and saddle Horse, sound abd geutie, especially suited for physician or + fearless of everything; will stand without tying. Algo, 8 Hundsome Extension Lop Surrey: me ee | Ie bat eget tha i Bae Harness, oa no fault, but to yet them olf expense, as we are thso! with them. Apply at Stable rear residence 1301 Kat, aud Shafts ; p ae t condition, equal to new, Also faudsowe Side-bar Lop Buxwy, used three months; ‘make, A set Double Haruese, Will sell at great Sscrifice, Private stabie, LOVE ith st. nw. se: JOR SALE-1HREE FINE SIDE SavDLES, nearly new; Que Five-sear-oid Driving Mare, very apeedy; ny one Large Work Horse; one’ Side- terBluwy. 1716 14th bw. ee3-Lw rk: i SALE-LANSTON TYPE e MACHINE STOCK: G4 shares: want a bid; must be Box 4 afecce -AN ELEGANT LIGHT VICTOR A,POLE Fees -SALE--8150—SIX-HORSE POWEI oe eR 361 neue, complete, with injector, team and water gauges, 1116 Es Fok BALE-CAMPETS! © GARPETS!! Stn U0 Body Brussels aud ingratu Carpets, all sizes, will be sold uf ee Carwal. BAUM'S niture Exchauge, 21Y 7th at. 6.w. bez, {OR ‘eaLg=e0H00 = ‘BOOKS. WAN ab of, ait Hinds bought, old nd « changed 1G K sts Lee? sed at, P.O. MEKRY, 802. JOR SALE—STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A Finer. tore. Address or call at | F class Boot and bhve Store. th it 2.w. WANIED=4 GENTLEMAN’ HAVING sow means would be pleased to confer with parties controlling paying business for an interest ; can devyte full time, Address WILEY, Starofiice, | t a. MILL LOCATED AT CORNER OF 7TH mens or oe vee SPLENEY & BRADFORD, _eet-lw! USS T805 FS SALE—A NEW NINE-ROOM BRICK HOI a with all odern uni provements; furnace, mantels and til lsces; south front: with ‘an en- [ cuusbrance of 6U.0¢ 9, which can be taken up at ime will pall or exchauye for waimproved A Gress OWNER, ‘Star Bt POH SALE--CHEAP_PAYING STEAM LAUNDRY; owner hae other business: of will sell interust to who will LAUNDKY, ba Address Sar office. wet" i SALE — CONFECTIONERY AND VARIETY F3 A Store. 1317 High st., Georgetown, $350; good id; cheap rent, ‘ne3-61 7 ANTED—A LADY OR GENTLEMAN 1 INTER- W ested in Photography or Decora in- vest sioud ins business that Address AMATEUK, Star office. Saar JOR SALE—GROCERY STORE ON M BT, SW rent low, location guod; $200. 0.2" BOYER, 313 436 aw. 3-3 jOR neuter Sty wtecronpeys STORE oF 3D Daw. RENT nl ‘Oh coFuer; actting, location Kood, $500. U. L BOYER 313 6 ow. vier B SALE Daley oe SELLING ABOUT ae HUN- nds of Bh ‘a Week tre opportunity for) live ter . man, Address F. 0. Box bos, Cit. (A BARGAIN AN Sa TR Provision. Btoi saw Sieh vo an immediate, scat ‘Good Teusons telling. Address box 31, Star office, sense ANTED—A PARTNER IN AN ESTABLISHED ble to oommsind customs: ‘very Gest feterences ‘tet al mt i Sulsed secaiven, Avply to Bex 105, ater sites, te: ARE OPPORTUNITY FOR. CERTAIN FOR directors and Snr may ou Beane iment ins’ century in any ot other ik peer toe will Eodsider exchanse for & Fesidence valued at $0,000. to $5,000, aloo vacant ground, OWNE PH, Root 7, 519 tb st ww. eeszt ae SAL = FINELY: FINISHED con ner B rR; 8 room, beth new: this is @ ali aso tn barvain eo THUS. Tevet" 3 Coe TWo VERY Diwinaws BRICK Houses, 2 story and bassinet. 6 and all mo cunveniences 83,250, fbeladine Lice will secure the Prettiest (Queen A Dest improved jocation portheast two-story ubd back building, bey window and along 7 rooms; hot aud cold water; oak Burst, oak Dunit by @uy-work. a RPOKD,. ausl-6t* 22 New York JOR SALE—1 DUPONT CikcLE NW. Lanok and Handsome Turee-story and Basewent Briok Residence with +f Dupont cir. Portion of the Vacant lot adjoining gouth will be sold wt with tt aud tucluded ‘tn pence ea eu31-6t Foes ‘TO CLOSE AN ES. ‘Brick, th at. nw. 1] roorus, bat cellar: lot 1Ygx72 feet to alley, it F 920 F st nw. JOR $A T TAKOMA PARK—A MOst DE lightful Home 4 house of B rooms, large attic aud celiar, loca: 1 fall view of ralirosd, conven- out to station and aeen ‘weil ‘of wood water, lot 3,000 cash, bale ther particulars sopiy 20 SwORMS: BRADLEY, v2’ F st. ‘of the property on my a at Bice for bulletin teaued om P THUS. k. WAGGAMAD, OMA FARE SA! TT rome New Cottages, Just bei OR SALE—(565)—CORNER t _DUSIN ESS PROP: | cach besides square reception ball and liall room above: erty ou Maryland ove. ‘snd cel | Pantry aud large Kartel, bey windows aud lunes jar brick; rented to prompt paying tenant at $20 per | Porches: cellar under whole house, om hislest partot imonth (would rent for @2. 2 reat, Bow being paved tiestatons site ne only dare s rs 4 hence eon tran He WACO ace, to suit, Lb Wis HEATOK Give nw: 6 Fst. n' a i SALE—A TWELVE-ROOM | BORE: BEAU. OW SALE Fe fully located, frout wid back basei "me Three very destrable 2-story and basement House gomdition no teouneet peice S e5200 oats To Sate Go Rae BAe, betwen Laud. Main ix rotund oa nay Tain tatrobss “rate, apatite evs shee, But in Geratan be wold at s low Aeure B SALE—201 O ST. N.W., 12 ROOMS is bongbt withio a few 0 Indiana ave, uw. 12 Zoom, @1 OPA. McEUEN. 1420 F at neat: ai} syodern iusprovonients teri Hite first-class houses. Apply to THOS. W. aT at ‘and Ind. ave. Foes SALE—205 C ST.NW., wae 2 ROOR, Be Bar and beat; papered tir Waxed floors; dumb waiter, recep" rbot; eo ‘pton ceyatal chandeliers, two bay winaows, center ball; @et house for its style of Suish and sizein nies, fanitor on preuiisen to whow wares ‘who abut | f bess rice, BAU, icauon. Apply wee bt ORES: Ist and Ind. ave. Es, a0 mean te BRICK DWELL- J, ing, A etors at. noar Slat wt. LIN Sens ™. 0, Apply to Geo ongetown, D. RUTHERFORD. 1 130) EE-STORY, OK Ok SALE, aT A Bano A Fa 2 thn Fs brick, be ae rout DWE NELLING “HOUS! ront, side sud back Yards lot Doaisa" Price 82,750: ‘f venient to Uwe lines of =e poverclomsine eS ee Gry cellar, Taundry, and ‘all modern "conveniences F? K SALE—TWO ELEGANT BRICK HOU! {erouspoul, with pleasant «rounds, lange cistern, sta: just finished, in the northeust ; geod locality ; Lest Constitutes, as it stands, ue square from street cars; py Stok, bay windows, | of the asst conciortabts bomenin tatty seoeta susie x rooms and bath, gas iixtures, hut sid cold water: | be transformed into a young chool buiidi larwe deep. Lots to wide alley. Perfect iu ll | or Brst-claus Premises cau be ou = 2,800 agg Pempengco | Sonn ee yy: e@dditional —-~ 4 tanped hey and Jow, and pay men Cook dis thane one Pee Pionadiue bert by big of ctber, sPiivilese of |tnepection, ae street burthwest, LOST AND FOUND. OsT—A BUNCH OF KEYS, THE FINDER WILL FS by returning to Miss MAU: ave eae JOR SALE—1701 »LHODE JSLAND. AVE. NW, Hand: Three-story entBrick Dwell- Fooms Store and dressiig rouba Eagiomton O88 oF Sitoe st sae Bod | oct suit = Tame a BEA aes rave Fetnw._ | Lope etic aer alent eke an Foe SALE SEY 2 HOUBES ON ‘CAPITOL BILL: yy eg ed same wan Frente, “Plce 4, 000; cual bey sent gob) bala iit ‘OST — FRIDAY, aGvs: ON T 81. = onthly installments. iN & Y, & ‘13th and liga. ite § Tee Shawl table reward 330 Corcoran st. pas SALE-NEW HOUSES, PEESSBRICE J FB aw. ae northesst, 6 roome oT — HEAL UMBRELLA, TAKEN apy my rove These Lr inust ae ae acter lore ot Boston Variety Lt aoe ances rep avouue, Plesse leave at 700 K st. nw, and Sil get rent REMUON £ MAMET: 1307 Pee pa ~4 OST — ON yy apeust 3i—A_ PINE Le Cameo Pin, f Pension Uf. Boston Vi Store, up Peuns: Daylvauia. eve. to ward for its returu to Di ‘Peusion off ER SALE— FE: bb, Grs., 234, bet. Va.ave.and E nw. (rent 13.50), 1.65 Mr. ROBEK. eek SF Fg de 23d det Va. ave, and Ew. creat | Bivinion, ine st GR ath bt Panag 913.50),81.650, | JOST SEPTEMBER 2 BREASTPTN TX iN JUDE Bu. re ad ti welund ave claty square or on F et. bet. Sth and. Pe weland ave. M. wire’ §17.60), eral rew: returned to 603 6th st. ra Oa A ese akc $00. Shehekbe von bag ts mono ets i id beth, N-J, ave. bet Q and ‘Miron’ | 22 gpuvblace ; has slight cold. Liberal reward. 1. to a lot, 40x96 to alley, Sth, bet. N and O D and E n.c.,83,000, arms Wy bet, koran Lath we oot ce Marion st., "int snd Ed Se tzee* eties Waser bet OST—ON SATURDAY LAST, A GOLD CCR with Diamond sett A vuteining & picture aa ima ow Fae if revurued “to LOUIS Se Ce =a — Boos SreaTED Tx ieee on, the, Bladeneta have pepe OST SATURDAY EVENING ‘tween 13th ond B So: comec's ere geward ior Teturn to uwuer at McQueen i poe's, 1108 | math eek ae west r ost a5 arr RHALE-GHOWN PUG. Dx @5 reward if OMY PREM e OWLEr CAR, WASH. ‘GREER. take sas charwes Ave er et yi ye. returned to 2000 $20 wepine fe nr ame ‘store—s Focket Book contains bowe returned to He hiiiwete ~. Lee FOR SALE FINE MATCHED TEAMS, 6 COUPE for sale o1 01 asi ‘ind guaranteed: WM DOWNEY, R SALE -STEINWAY SQUARE PIANO, Bebning se os Hearly, 2 Ne rte eae O25 7th, Pisuoe for rene, su7-6m a SALE—A NICE TONED PIANO Tr; perfect: aD ARE aud ey hte Se eae only. $73, A dition; Rats Ba or yer month. wien sinith taal nnd cover fonts 123, ol Rich Toned Upright Piano; nesriy new: aie pies EERO HOt, ONS AND BU Soe: Onto t7 SALE YOUNG. PALROTS, MOCKING BIRDS, reas tog Food gn dana Medic tae for Cates — aul? Sse a. Bw. U OR SALE—SUMMER BARGAINS— Ross 5 ete ue Melodeun. wo 8! ah SR Pianos a8 Pane e of all kinds ‘M street, Georget WORLD DO MOVE."-REMEMBER THE Wierrestriat Clock.” HAMBAY. has cut. the Worrauted one your, 61: and Je} x ‘one year, 61: fala Pee AT ODENT; Bates than perecamant ailroad stock fe thle te = 410 7th ot, vate, BOARDING. APE AUBOBN, PENNSYLVANIA AVE, CORNER mi wih "Goud ot rece peissa! Pleasant rooms wit ae ees CW. SIGHT = BPP a4 conn Aaa ae tit eee SEES ct eee ee “MARYLAND Hi m4 Bosca Bi. GLaitk, Roop ssoepiey ‘st a] ‘LAGETT bg ene NEAR SILVER SPRLN H.R. Nice Roous and mad, tengo, bt loxhs to alle pry tS pee Lat oy f ‘oan tmodlne purchaser. Tae ash nce re seh be oH SALE —A NEW DWELLING Di ARD—2 MILES FROM ‘erm eb frome E fer st sis200; Price $20,000. ee : SS5ne sr wege Aric lle = nab Gace Cetera iow 2021005 PERSONAL ~~ se a se Re TY Sa win geunbination toperend-bricr’ frome cock hs su i Suen Ses GEXTLEMAR, —