Evening Star Newspaper, September 6, 1889, Page 2

A GREAT PAPER. Some of the Literary Dainties of To- morrow’s Bil of Fare. Preparations have been made for an unu- sually interesting paper tomorrow, Tux Stax will be issued in twelve-page form as usual on Saturdays, and each page will contain a large emountof seading matter of the character which Tug Sram readers particularly enjoy. The phenomenal success of Tur Stam is to s large extent due to the unflagging eforts it has made in the interest of Washington. It has always favored projects that would benefit the District and opposed everything that would not stand the test of a tareful examination as to object and effect. This has so closely identified the paper with the people that in nearly every household in the District it is a most welcome Gaily visitor. Nothing is left undone to make ftin every sense of the word a family paper, end special pains are taken to prepare for Saturday's issue a number of chapters on sub- Jocts of local and general interest which shall be particularly suitable for reading in the family circle, The following are some of the features of tomorrow's pape:: SAUNTERINGS IN MEXICO (Illustrated).— Avvisit to the capital city of a neighboring republic—Interesting sketches of people and things. IN THE MARSHES (Ilustrated):— How the local sportsmen hunt the dainty reed birds, ROOM FOR MANY THOUSANDS:— The opening of the school year and the new buildings to be occupied for the first time. FALL FASHIONS:— Some of the popalar styles to be worn in the early season. By Jennie June. SPORT IN WEST VIRGINIA ILLUSTRATED:— A vast wilderness where the locomotive is never heard and where game is still plen- tifal. QUEER WAYS OF RAZORS:— Shaving instruments discussed from a meta- physical standpoint, DAN CUPID An entertaining love story. THE NEW ST. PETER’S:— The marble church that will rise on the site of the old structure. ATTRACTIVE HOMES:— How to make some comfortable pillows and cushions, A DISCOURSE ON PEANUTS:— The small boy will be happy at the prospects of a good crop, ALONG THE MAINE COAST:— Beanties of Portland bay and the Casco Is- lands. ON TOP OF THE ALLEGHENIES:— The grand outlook from the summit of the back bone. RETZELS MADE BY HAND:— ‘The only sort the Teuton will deign to con- sume—How they are made, HOME MATTERS :— Practical suggestions to industrious house- keepers. AT THE PARIS EXPOSITION — The Eiffel tower and the phonograph, the two objects of the greatest general in- terest. REAL ESTATE Gc A chat on an all-absorbing topie, OUTDOOR SPO! : What is going on in : the ball field. ‘THE CITY'S SHADE TREES:— THE TEMPLAR ARMY. Further Arrangement Gathering Next DETAILS OF THE BIG PARADE SETTLED—THR LINE OF MARCH 4ND ORDER OF FORMATION—EX- HIBITION DRILLS BY DIFFERENT COMMAND- ERIES—OBSERVATION STANDS. Mr.,Harrison Dingman, the secretary of the Knights Templar triennial committee, has to answer half a dozen questions at once nowadays, besides looking over an enormous mail and keeping a couple of type writers at work, Rep- resentatives of commanderies in other cities are constantly calling for information, chair- men of subcommittees come around to talk things over, boarding-house keepers who want to register rooms with the com- mittee, come siugly or in squads, and alto- gether they give to the headquarters of the committee in the Atlantic building an ani- mated air. Next week Secretary Dingman will be relieved of some of the myriad responsibili- ties that have settled around his desk, for Mr, ¥ on M. Parker, cl an of the committee, go down to the Atlantic building and give Bis whole time to the business of the commit- tee, occupying a room there and dispatching | &4 business at his usual lightning speed. Mr, Parker has been ill with a severe cold for some days, but has nearly recovered. THE ROUTE OF THE PARADE. All of the details of the grand parade on the 8th, in which over 15,000 uniformed knights will bein line, have been settled, and now all that has to be done when a new commandery reports is to assign it to a division. The general arrangement of the line was an- nounced in yesterda: Srar. Chief Mar- shal Parker has had a map prepared show- ing ghe route, the rendezvous of each division and the manner in which the line will be formed, The first division forming the immediate escort of the Grand encamp- ment will form at Masonic gr march by F street to the Ebbitt, where they will receive the members of the Grand encampment, and then proceeding to 15th street, will turn south to Pennsylvania avenue, thence to the peace monument, and around’ the Capitol grounds by way of Ist street and South B. The other eleven divisions forming the main body of the parade will form about the Capitol in the streets leading out upon B streets south and north and Ist street east. The second and third divisions will form on New Jersey avenue south of B street south, the fourth on Ist street cast south of B_ street; the fifth on Bstreet east of 1st, the sixth on East Capitol, the seventh on 2d’ street south of East Capitol, the eighth on A street north, the ninth on Maryland avenue, the tenth on B street north, east of Ist, the eleventh on Ist street north of B, and the twelfth on North Capitol street. The first division when it reaches the Capitol will go completely around the huge square — by the streets bordering upon the Capitol grounds, going up the hill on the south side and coming down on the north. passes the streets named the various div they are uncovered, out and take their places in line, From the Capitol the line of march il be like that followed by the inaugural parade. It 1 go westwardly by way of Pennsylvania peal 15th street and Pennsylvania ave- nue to Washington circle, pass around the circle and go east by way of K street to Mt. Vernon square, passing a reviewing stand to be er d near the corner of 10th. The line will be dispersed at Mt. Vernon square, all except the first division or immediate escort of the Grand encampment, which will march with that body down oth toF and thence to Ma- sonic temple, where the Grand encampment will bold ita sessions, STANDS ON THE RESERVATIONS, Chairman Parker had called on the Secretary of War this morning and asked that permission be given to erect observation stands on public resorvations __ slong the route of the parade, arker thought today that there was ttle doubt that the privi- ked would be granted. The secretary Mr. Parker to make the application in writing, aud this Mr. Purker will do. Mr. Parker stated to the secretary that no damage would be done to the reservations, and that the stands will be removed as soon as the parade is dismissed, Mr, Parker says that the Templars coming from every state and territory will be accompanied by ladies, and it is especially to give these visi- tors opportunity to see the parade that the stands are desired. THE EXETBITION DRILL to take place at the base ball grounds on Wed- nesday, the 9th, will be an attractive feature of ‘The ravages of the caterpillars and English sparrows. sities PERSONAL MENTION, Mr. W. S. Brock of the pension office has re- turned to the city from a vacation of several Weeks spent at Asbury Park. on C. C. Tyler has returned from Cottage ity. Mr. H. afew da a ad, S. Owen returned from his vacation ‘3 ago. Mr. F. D. Owen has gone Mrs. Dr. Chas, English has retarned home efter a pleasant visit to the mountains of Vir- ginia and West Virginia, Mrs. Trader and daughter have returned home from Cape May, N.J. Mrs. W. FP. Snyder of Mt. Pleasant enter- tained a few friends on Thursday et a pink luncheon. The table decorations were quite unique. It was given in honor of of Baltimore. “Among those Misses Clara and Annie Schuei: McAleer. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. W. Trail have gone to Harper's Ferry to spend several weeks, The Misses Alice and Carrie Toner will leave today for Colonial Beach, Afterward they will go to Baltimore. Miss Emma 8. Wood of 231 C street north- east is spending a few weeks at the Yatten house, Round Hill, Va. Mrs. Von Brandis has returned from a trip to northern New York and New Jersey. Mr. Edward Corbett and family of George- town have returned from a pleasant sojourn near ‘Aldie, Va. Chief Clerk Childs and wife, in company with his brother and sister, le‘t this morning for Chicago, Bloomington and New Mexico. Miss Mollie Greer has gone to Oakland, Md, for a brief visit, ‘There was a farewell surprisg, party tendered last evening to Miss Bessie Stern of Baltimore at the residence of her grandfather, Mr. J. Stern, 1: h street, and an enjoyable evening poseed. Those present were Misses C. Cohen, Gassenheimer, E. Peyser, H. Peyser, E. Gus- dort. B. Rice, A. Rice, Hi. Jacobi, Sterna, RB. Stern, W. Jacobi, Miss May Serrin has returned home after three weeks’ visit to relatives at Colonial Beach, Mr. J. Emory Shaw, a young musician well known in this city, was married yesterday morning to Miss Gussie Deady at the bride's home in Baltimore. After the ceremony, which was performed by the Rev. ¥. V. Brown, they left for a short western tour. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm M. Brown of Alexan- dria have just returned from Chalybeate Springs, Va. Miss Annie Houser and Miss Emma Newson of Georgetown have returned much benefited by their trip to the mountains, Old historic Christ Church, Alexandria, was the scene of a brilliant wedding Wednesday evening. The groom was George Edward Cal- vert of Prince George's county. Md., and the bride Susan view Alexander Swan of Alex- andria county, The bride, who entered the church upon the arm of her father, Thomas W. Swan, war vented by Miss Kate Alexander as maid of boaor, and Misses Araminta Mary Chapman, Bettie Smoot, Susie P. Chap- man, Alice Hume, and Helen N. Chepmen. groom's attendants were Dr. Cecillius Cal- Yert Stewart of Baltimore, J. Geo. W. Taylor, J. William He: c Cauley of this —_ and Frank illiams, ir., and Graham Hill of Alexandria. The bride tA the daughter of Thomas W. Swan, “Mount Auburn,” Alexandria county, ake member of the well-known famil Alexander, and Chepman. and Miss the week. The commanderies that have al- ready arranged to drill are Detroit com- mandery, No. 1; De Molay commandery, No. 12, of Louisville; Jackson, No. 9, of Jackson, Mich.; St. Bernard, No, 35, of Chicago; Louis- ville, No. 1; Raper commandery of Indianapo- lis; Monroe, No. 12, of Rochester, and Zion, No, 2, of Minneapolis. The drill battalion of boys from the home supported by Templars in Lou- isville will also give an exhibition. The boys will be the guests while here of the triennial committee, who will pay all expenses, RECEPTIONS, It is expected that the President will give a reception to the visiting Knights Templar during their stay here. This reception will probably be on the night of Wednesday, the vth. As announced im the summary of the program published in Tue Stax a reception will be given to the visitors one evening by Mrs. Gen. Logan at Calumet place. Gen. Logan was a zealous Knight Templar and an active member of Chevalier Bayard command- ery of Chicago. DECORATIONS, The members of the triennial committee will make an effort to have the buildings of the city, and especially those along the line of march, decorated in honor of the great throng of Templar visitors. They will have the Atlan- tic building on F street, the headquarters of the committee, tastefully and richly decorated with flags and appropriate devices, Masonic temple and the Ebbitt house, which will be the headquarters of the grand master of Templars, wili also be adorned with an abund- ance of bunting. Members of the committee stated to a Sram reporter to-day that they hoped citizens generally would aid them by decorating their houses, It is hoped to have a general decoration along the line of march such as was seen inauguration day, —$<—___ A Church improvement. The Zion Lutheran church, corner 6th and P streets northwest, which has remained closed during the past two months, will be reopened for worship on Sunday. During the time the church has been closed the interior has under- gone acomplete change of appearance. The walls and ceiling, which had become dark and discolored, have been given a thorough over- hauling, the walls being kalscmined and the ceil- ing handsomely frescoed. ‘The seats, the backs of which were formerly ite high, ‘have been reduced in height so as by more com- fortable, and have received a liberal supply of paint and varnish, while the aisles have been covered with carpet in place of the mattin; which was previously there. Another decide improvement noticed is the staining of the —— windows in the church in place of the bare glass panes. ‘This bas the effect of throw- ing a soft mellow light of yellow over the audi- torium and makes the appearance of the room particularly agreeable and pleasant to the ey. Other improvements of a minor nature have also been made, all of which have the effect of making the interior greatly changed for the better, and all of which has been done ata very moderate cost, The order of services hitherto evailing will continue. The pastor, Rev. Mr. Komsiguens, will preach in the German lan- guage in the morning and in the English tongue at night, while Sunday schools of Ger- man and English will be held in the morning and evening peacoat, with the young peo- ples’ association in English on Thursday even- ings. Se Looking for Mr. W. A. Stephenson. The police are on the lookout for an elderly man who recently spent several days in this city, giving the name of W. A, Stephenson. He arrived here about two weeks ago and reg- istered at the Belvedere hotel. It 1s said that he pretended that he was going to print a hotel directory and that be advertised for persons to collect advertisements for him. It is alleged that a number of persons responded to his ad- ew = J grr sutas faithful performance of Sec They lot the money and could not find | once uts for the Great Month. atonce, A, WANTED POMER cogrs, e170 510, HAM ; sooegane. a ee Sad for New motte TAY W, OLE AS ook W | Sasha patel a a IRL TO ge basher Watt otic Peek ke 1316 ‘Oe ee nw. ove Conn. ANTEDOA CLERK Bension og, Dasintes.. EERSTE binds TRON red. are WANTED: Ei See caaeeoned whe ont at Plain ai Bowing mfust oun recom fren a and and Satan ‘one Chart torieht kind vate ae ply, be rs at AG ee 7 . ‘and Bor ATED — A FURST-CEARS_ 6 00K, Tia 5 A references lass Chamber required, apply t to to Ttooun 8, Sun S Building, ib Fat. niyo se6-2 Noes TADE “LIVIN Pieasant—As e Visil boys, seven and ten years ol wie Adress aa Governess to ‘old; must ft anderstand mu- THOMAS BLAGDEN, Bor 551, city. oo HOUSFREEPING BY We gent and ANTED- 19045 in house where do work forrent of sano. Addreas T'H-Ge Stat office, sedeat™ WANTED—LOTS. Wik 'TED—LOTS ON MERIDIAN HILL. STATE Nes gation and lowest price. W. H. BARSTOW, 615 7th st. n.w, WANTED MISCELLANEOUS RENT—UN! TWO, NICE SEC. | ¢ ond-at comm! ~ te scgej ume imap: i ino tbus lowe, | & | Fiat iootuanly ergeet Bead | Fferegces exchanged. changed, USI S HUMGERTO sins bg FS, PSP Tt St ew, Two anal argabel ts eat ici iees exchaugeds Private i RR SERIO WERET PAPERED, AND HAND- Furnished Parlor ant with pre “bon rts to, ise sot m cases ies Boune 29 ‘and Arno. "15201 st WANTED 2. E, BRENNER, 640 0 ST. B¥yd8 Hosters ot it Shave, tenes, Fr ‘Spo ng, Jou i bin bo a Roots. spew , Jobbins. B ‘don ith dispatch. ARIE hy QUE ROOMRERT order. hire. mi Address ROCKAWAY, Star oftice, WANIED- HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, OFFICE description: also eutire Hecsshone Sake of Mek 0 Kinds, Address CARLTON, GO B ot. ANTED — AT oxcne kx YOUNG MAN WITH ir angie | W* TL TIRST, CLASS aARTENDED, AP- W eae ee SER RinskEG — Yo 1411 New York ave. se6-2 ANTED—A WHITE GIRL TO DO WASH! we ironing and General Housework in a small fam- ily (German prefer: good home and references quired, at 809 6th ANTED — TO BUY 25 FINE CARRIAGE aust be sonnd, stylish and well broken i 18 pda tie Bt years old. 3 busbie 16ae AN = pnes Wine: WASHINGTON'S COLLIN ely. ns in positions to Reoding Dressmakers and iiy-at the schoal, 612 Th 3 Cut and swith Sleeve, 50 conte auze Ize W ANTEDS AN ber Maid. EXPERIENCED WHITE CHAM- Apply at once at 809, SMITHS HOTEL, Tes GIRL Tro GENERAL HOUSE. work for Fami ANTED— a) A 8 East Capitol st. rea Wi are WOUAE. 3? We ANTED—H. BAUM PAYS THE Ge RIGHEST Cham Prices for Second-! band Furni ‘Carpets Ero vth ats st ‘Housebulds a specialty, acasese Watt 2 na WN. po eS FERRE ANTED-A GOOD COOK IN A FAMILY, * oF WW thier acea ‘Sclermass pectdied “tee Island ave, W Ann's Infant Steady work. ASTRO RELIABLE WOMAN TO ‘aa 1515 T nt. ANTED—PLASTERERS Ve ing cor, 24th (NES. 8). APPLY AT ST. and K sts nw. cooK, Iron; must come recommended. se-it* W53xzED | SEVERAL LADIES TO LEARN Dress Cutting; th ‘eo tailor Fp ‘done on goods, rice. Gutting. ‘itting ing to order, O16 Litt. uw. Lat oor, Wi LADY OF EXPERIENCE IN Sewing Muchine fica; good pay. Address B: A permanent place apd office. ANTED—A GOOD WHITE nao Bae re PRI- W Fle Pally to do Ligut Washing aad froning tor | FOR SALE-ESYCHO SAFETY BIOYODE, TEE nn" sons; seferences required. “Call at O17 Hat. Hi xoty Mttie; 880. “Dart Safety; new; 110, 470 See hi st. n. w. which in the course of Was N R. BEST BUTTERINE. 20¢, iy 1 ranted not to get strong, a ey fof one month, OF money rer m Boed i ard, FOR FENTSIWO PARIONS AND A ND- Front Room ; fur swith or without boards Oia het nee ‘ee0-3t* Lia ; RENT—TWO NICELY ee ee —— on Second Floor at 1218 13th st. n.w. POR RENTILANGE. NIELY cat Hooms, siugie or eu, suits, with a aa convenient to cars aud ; References. 14168 at nw. ‘se5-lin* i RENT—MARYLAND FE TON—ELE- F ‘ent F iy Furnished snd Delugh dcated pots, Joos w' th Trenkiin ot Balti # ay RENT SECOND A} TaD TED FLOOR. ROOMS Suitable tor Honsakeeping, ‘with’ use bees aud bath, at 318 Indians = re aw. bet Sa Ok RENT—UNFURNISHED CpmaTRICa NG and second doors: large, airy and d sirable; Light housekeeping if proferred Bv'C et FE RENT 3 OF SELEASANT ROOMS. ‘ON FIRST iis ears code oR RENT WO PLA PLEABANT UNFURNISHED Be ese busca Te Addon Mee ‘—UNFURNI: = AIRY Fotconneacay ane Noone ee hae ath exposure; house private; Teferences: Calle at Rex Cet n, HANDSOME RO a Fe, RENT THREE furnished. Apply 612 13th st. n.w. mag eo) aud JOR RENT—THREE DESIRABLE MS, UN- fee nara, Matar a | Eeienstn tr as ann or aisle, Open dail; a Soyer my9-6m 1809 13: tw, Be: ae ANTED — eae CARPET CLEANING AND OR RENT—NICE W Nicsrador' Wonka’ Vegtionc remopans, Se | BOE Rid SASE SEN PORNSEED ROOMS cane PF. LYOONGS 4 10S Pacey. ‘Peiephonel 10083 FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS. OR SALE—HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS horse kind and gentle. Cheap if soldat once. oe ply 1816 14th st. n.w, Dy BST-CLASS ORDER COOK. HOTEL eee AN INFLUENTIAL LOB- byist; tered Fi Address for Wie INFLL 4-3t* Ws with ae ay reference, URSE GI PRE WHO CAN SEW, nat 1732 K st. n.w.. sed-3t? Wit 2 headquarters.) ee nw. ED COOKS) BUTLERS, HOUSE WORK Watters, Mul learn Drafting; (German, Swedish and forelen as, Hostiers and Oftice Boy to ely, HAMS Agency removed to permanent eu EMAN, W crease if merited, Sturoffice. A GERMAN GIRL TO DO G: Recsrwerk fom DER, 431 K st. n.w. pal ployment. + G0" diately. Apply to — ig NEST BUS bis and efficies ‘odd Da Apply to HASH DAY & TED-CLERK FOR OFFICE; ae PEN- man who can furnish ia $500 in cash; security will be given for money; Address salaty ut fret ERMAN: ED—AN ACTIVE, TIDY YOUNG MAN TO aint in Tending Bar; references required. ,Ad~ x 61, Star office. Bt! Worn conga white aud colored, for all kinds o” domestic labors tor District and states, with references aul ANTED — DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMEN Bi ted by ladies, Men aud Wome 717 Mot. nw, V aca WOMEN, SOBER MEN, ysund Girls, to fil orders bow in: country orders, J Women and 5 Men. Ap) ulications for govern: as prepared, CUNY T LiGts fieut “poate ordi To's Mausam ED RAIL ork in Calvert county from Baltimore, to work furn! ished on OWAKD E, PEDDICORD, 10 North nw. BATLEU AD, Sse = Md. Transportation application to . Bultimore, WANTED—SITUATIONS, _ | der and full VOR SALE—LOT OF FURNITURE, CARPETS, coo Linen, Bed Clothing. Curtains, Re on preukn up housekeeping. Call af 5 THO SAFETY sere half cost, Address J. TOR RENT TUREE UNFURNISHED TM heat ruse ino children, 1300 Oth ste aw) Eat Bousekser sags FH} RENTTNICELY F FURNISHED ED ROOR. ‘SIN- gle oF connects th board, French and German spoken fe2-Gt" ‘OR RENT— ELEGANT FURNISHED Rooms Frine choice table board; healthiul location: south mt; modern plumbing ;' no small children Telercuces given and required. Di Ket a, ‘k from Franklin park. re “HENT—508 61 vg NEAT: ork nished Front and Back ‘Parlors with fron FUR t and back es, also other furnished and —_ rooms; all m0 modern improvements, FO gr? Rus, eum second floor; suitable n 3 gouth front, wi uth, gas and hest;' privs ini: at, FOR, SAULE—ONE LATEST IMPROVED NEARLY new Wilkerson Dental Chair and 8. 8. White Im- Big Beecket very cheap; terms to sult. Address TST, Star office. se6-3t_ Fe SALE-SHUOPWORN WHEELS AT 850) 81 Gown and $5 per mouth, These whee sold ai 0. THE CLALK CYCLE COs o a e oo8 Pennsylvania ave. POR SALE BA ARGAINS IN EXCHANGING. YOUR old Fiano ior «new one, Hih-class Pianos, best nukes. A few slizhtly-used het at large reduc- ticus from new prices, Square Tianos at warranted nen and $10 qonth till pald for, See what we can offer you in Up- Fight and Square Pianos betore you buy. THE PIANO EXCHANGE, THE LEADING Pu PIANO HOUSE, Ror = TO GENTLEMEN. NEWLY Pa; aodecmely Furuisbed Parlors h st. near Metropolitan com pve room, Prit de bat Ef reful plumbing, furnace Deatand peb fires ; speaki! t bedding, ri ae and suuahine.* Tunuuediate pos au: howd 234, bel. Va. eve and E aw. cent side 234 bet. Va eve and E a.w. rent TL and M ste; all bt See eee nN i inise. ee een ; a mod. imps. ; ; AT rooms; mod. imps. ; ‘Besutiful on New Jersey ave. be- ; 1 ES Douse has 0 rooms, jth 3 ie, Sara ech al gn ceanetntion Borth west. o8Y 6-R003 Fi FRAME. cee Sia sett ure 4 pen ‘Siley: Fisdial § co mail is Fete saa AT TAKOMA PARK—A MosT DE Weutful Howe 4 house of 8 rooms: large attic and ton hishl. iw full view of railroad conven and Bree and 1314 eo! ailey rear, «: 5 Pea 4 F “thuree very desirable 2-story and basement ree very 2. be &, 0 Sth st. n.e, between m Land M sia wit perttonts) bath, ‘oom range, spook: ‘ int tubes: every oo ence’ ford. Will be sold a Sraatioe withio a iow ds ” 6 iow A. MCEUEN, 1420 F st K SALE—18T STREET Fon alr tet sraney Ber, renee eae known ie the Hoth Brewery, will'be ¥ sold eutire, pciuded, at a iucur: of vround ouly,,, Bus. 3. visions ao. 1328 ae oe. ETTIEST PART CAP E RESIDENCE ll, overlooking Stanton square. ‘Iwo Hanarous ards, for . 83.750 and ‘bath, large Nib Eval” 100 CASH—@35 MONTHLY taf if of those Beautiful 3-story -iwndow and Balcou tah at ieee. SoU arenes ote titatens t parking’and back yy nicely Pe a re wen at Eien at, bat. 7e.; 82,000, TH. BY Pu 70K SALE-COKN! K OF 104i » adesirable new 3-story and Back Building Bock Kenidence bung built i the very best muanwer and ‘esl tical examiuath Lot fronts oe fect on and Oat fest ~ auth «i Price 8,500. THOS. 3. a Testa O = SALE— = ME ang ¢ pero vest t TORY AND BASEMENT wits a nw. Built by day work: bas | $29 Pet me Cutlet; 84,500. ALBERT" ¥, floors. paeto claus as pastes ‘windows: ested by ores water; cabinet mantels. cmbvssed tt me ey} open fire Hsdgonly papered, watchiuan ses. 3 8 eguiry of ai eet wae, G20, FRINGE, Vhotographer 11 ie Al “DUPONT CIRCLE” A ‘i sy ‘oruer Kesideuce, containing 11 rooms onvenscuce , house obly, built afew Salisiactory ponson for selling Eive aft res @ Ex & Ov Sou. Fe RENT—1918 F ST. N.W.. ONE FRONT Secoud-foor or Two Communicating Third-floor Kooms. also Hall Room; all furnished; with or with- out board; no children; refersnce. ce a _8u31-O8 {oh SALE—2 NICE ¢-ROOM AND B. oF Houses in good Yay bear RK SALF. x ANDSOME RESIDENCE OPPOSITE SCharh of ; eVery convenience BEPeE aad ‘oorvanns’ uperunenee . PAXN. 613 15th st, WOR RENT—BEAUTIFUL ROOMS, SINGLE in private family ; furnished; Tevevdouble achctret care and ype hd the low figure of are a Tata isis dee euia Re tae RENT—BETWEEN SCOTT A Dupont circles; 14 rovins: new stone trout, finely ted’ and finished Apply 1726 Mase. Cows sate Ngeet = commer house, svuth and east front; opun erates: Tet SES 1101 Ket. nw. gazette % IRABLE OFFICE ROOMS — ined. imp, I SUITE OF FOUR ROOMS — eepecsally light house. x arranged for eps family without children. “Apply st 1600 Show Case for sale at a ac nw. FOE SALE 4 SHARES OF THE HEAUSY k iuforved Cartridge and | Arms ae Stock inust be sold at once. Seud best offers to Box Btas office. ES SALE—A VICTOR TRICYCLE, condition, at a baryain. Inquire ot ‘x 36 Bridge st., Georgetown. 5 SHARES AMERICAN 5 oak 8 ate bargain, Address Fe SALE —A PRETTY UPRIGHT ELEPHONE GL, PACKER, Wood _ FOR _RENT—OFFICES Poke KENT—DESIKABLE OFFICE ROOM foes Egan heat and elevator service, in the canine 1425 N.Y. ave, A rey POR RENT OA RG Ae OF OFFICE E00: is O fror 606 11th st, n.w,toa permanent ten- ant; will leage ata low rental. A, HARDING, 606 iid Dw. audi-lm Fu: eas YOUNG FRESH COWS, GOOD i ramagrdeeapniy ‘Vary wentle: will yo eold 4 sacl ? iced 811 7th st. nw. 20th st. TED-BY TWO FIRST- CLASS COLORED eli, Situstions—one as cook aud ‘aiter—-in Hotel we the other as or Restaurant. Address 11g {0 OR SALE-ONE, SAFET! TY BICYCLE, ALMOST Fe ew, iu Perfect Condition aud of Lavcat Pattern; SOE DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS IN the iad 1OUS and suOrs st. nw .8109 ‘Two Large Kooms, su! gn FS meeting CAMPBELL W. BUSHNELL, Atty-acLaw, wa ious Fee aw, FOR RENT_STORES. War eas eh WEAD for Couks, Chamberinal wvantens Coke undress and Nurees, Seam wait Butlers. SAME A COOMBE. v ANTED—GO TO DICK's AGENCY FOR G Wii Housemaids, men, ee Ai Ba ra, aud genera ‘7th V references first-c! Star office. 3 good hite Woman, Address ANTED—POSITION AS HO! would cater for use of partly DQUARTERS Poa! ae iS 1. Meu ka, Couchiuen, Waitress, Nurses Laundrene, Conch ral housework, “6 rs European Steamship agent. se SITUATION TO DO CHAMBER i j ould like a a ished scoes Marnie ‘Address ree V Wate ‘Wy ANTED-EMPLO y ANTED-BY A LADY lish, Freuch, vi art, a pitnenign as (OUSEKEEPE G WHO TEA £8 EN; . rere ha ritntomwmapg ne ned te siting Governess:. re th apa Lock Box 77, Baltimore, Md. xou NG LADY, POSITION AS is also & Stenographer; 50 words a tur office. BOD-3t* YOUNG WHITE WOMAN, A Place as Head Laundress for Hotel or Private House no objection to leaving the city. H. Address H. #ed-3t" Y¥ A YOUNG MAN who has & Tharsush Ravwlala ot bate, cag ran wansit aud level. Address ‘Tia hace 5-3 W W astEDaa A COLORED MAN, A POSITION achinan in fTivate family hrstrelace city uilding. Hoom No. 15, Atlante bi W: wishes to We bs Eniglinh Fre V — COMPETENT DRESS AKER bye tiny o Cloak and ment in Store, Address 8.V.P., 5 TED-ST' TUATION AS CH ermess or Companion by Fetined. A rman, competent asic, Touch: italian; firsticlase referetiocs, Btar office, 5 y ANTED—BY A RESP) CTABLE WHIT: seg a aatian a8 Firat-class, Cook Lge ce family, no washing. Only those giving «i Heed ainwer, “City references, Addrwas t Depart- in uk, USI Ad- box 55, Star 8e5-3t" wW me mea loteta, & re and others, for y ASTER POSITIONS FOR COOKS, HOUSE jutlers, Nurses, Drivers, House ae maa” Jeave orders for fall help; ull oes G st.nw. setae Want al EDUCATED YOUNG GER- newly srrived, desires » Position, as Satter 80 12th 96 nw. refined family. sed-d WASTED(A ‘YOUNG EADY OF FINISHED M xo. sical education desires here the study of musi ade’ 8) main: Tighest reference, ‘Addre aaiteanatoticts Station’ sei Ris more, Md. ‘se3-6t" Woatviler svar anten feriious “ATTENTI your orders for. ete Rooms Wanted und and For For Heat ip, all ers ; NO cts of ir w. ausl-| Pe WANTED—HOUSES. ___ Ww NV or 7 500 oo apes Address W' ator, in good Prefer reiting trom December Call or Soom 70. fe) fcc fata TEmAst, noe USE OF G fot ‘aol ANTED—A SA RGRNISHED HO HOUSE FOR A SER: Tor six months oF sadress ards Oa wt st bell'and lamp, tcols complete; @ bargain if you wi eel, Call ut 1508 F si eb ee F 'SALE — CHEAP — FIRST-CLASS FIRE. Proof Safe. mediui size, lus round corners snd combiuation lock ; 'W; ulso sinall one; sncri- avo atoruge; cual or ine. Box 89, Star office, FE, SALES CHT Ereech-loading Ee M. heiliy of London ;cost 3 for niost anything. Beats, 911 uth ‘BLE BARKELED 6 Bore; made by ; Will sell or trade iso, 6 Fine School Desks al sei HARI Geormetown Kullrond. 1 ‘0 Shares EA Lge ipod ogres SOUND ‘and gentle, suitable for buewy oF light wagon Begs for larger horse: also Shue May: vod condition ; cheap, 401 7tlist. aw. VOR SALE BA HOU EAR sound aud kind; broke to. sudd Tey about 2.000 pounds, ‘THEO, A. J HALDING: ee ie HE DE early new; One Five earcid Diving Mate eo speedy; om ‘one Large Work Horse; one’ Side- der Buty. irik 24th stn. 3-1w Foes E—CARPETS! CARPETS! CARPETS! About 900 Body Brussels aud ingrain as Ree sizes, will be sold e niture bxcuunge, 21 ;CHOOL BOOKS. NEW kinds bought sold and erchanged, 2d wt. ‘a an 5 " QOUrE Saddle ti orses for sule or ize b by month; onl; ck handled aud guaranteed, WM. F, DOWNEY. Fe. SALE-STEINWAY SQUARE PIA. sone Betining Square, $189; one Nourly 30; Uprixht, $165. HUGO his Gdn S25 9th Pianos for ret. au7-6m Fo SALE—CARRIAGES, WAGONS AND oe as aa JOHN J, COOK, E—YOUN: PARROTS, MOCKI “ae BIRDS, ALAries, saves, Goldfishes, Neues Bend Fish Fe Food and Ml end for lil. Cata: low ey ‘and’ Store ur st owe }OR SALE—SUMMER BARGAINS— Fite S Foion ‘Melodeon, Peloubet & Co. Organ.... Bteine Square Piano. Stodart flick Catcuuder der surrey 30 Ex. Top es, $5 Lap obes, snd Whipe test bar- ‘New York Carriage and | § ry, 400 Pa. ave, be wi GRYER, Prop. SALE — CARRIAG! EST, MAKERS. eat prices south of New York, sho greta ape GE AND e1 (ol " HauSees Rerosirony, et. 16th and I7ih sis, Wosanaton, BG aa yor” “OTTO” GAS NGINE. FoR ee no oiler xe: avoids all Se ye 3. Tree eae ees Lo lows of Emad h ponding of LOST AND FOUND. Wott sna vat ae ae more frou iborhood; northwest or ‘cash; not to exceed 3,500. Adaret aes ea} ANTED—TO BUY A HOUSE WITH arate oR WwW aren BE yp. jot arge pees to build stable. Wine aoe ee rooms: peo Bt RENT BY Ho oi aa a ‘Auditor's Oftce. Whicerst sero Saris oak Sena eat ih a A ee = eee ae HOUSES TO RENT—I CAN four pounce are Lg Ey can rent ‘Windnes: amo a fae pees eee Seco eee ud price list, O8ST—ON eyanina OF 5TH rer ens, SMALL and ‘Tan Dox, near corner of T and Oth ets, iw, with nbbow and ‘bello m neck. ‘Liberal Fe Seward ste LW. seb urn to 2046 Tor ap a CAB, A 4 PACKAGE ferent Puotogtaph | three differen of cs, will be ed if returned to the United States Sooke | aa Lox § TUESDAY, (AUGUST Cute. A SMALL RENT—1320 71H ST. NW. WITH LARGE tore, Cellar and Houms above nee. Also House, six room, 2032 Bth at now JOH RENT-STORE AND FIXTURES, 915, TO awhite or colored tenunt: Horse, Waxon, *Car- and Tombstones formule, want to buy ee Mvunt Pleasant, 1723 Pennsylvania 9 jashington, Ok RENT-STORE 1327 FE, ST. NW ag eg las pone dow and ne it. at BECK is: $345 F ee in TORE ERY GOOD Li ye for business Tuttabte for feed, coal wood, &e. 24 PA. AVE, STORE AND athe at xtends through to D’st,; reasonable terms to A Cellar: good loca- i taiaat 8 or tT. cogs D a tore room 50 feet dee} dinnig room m snd iritchon in the roar Rive bed’ recess bath above, For information call’ of addres WW Bu DETTE, 1026 Vermont ave, bet dL. Bt TOR RENT-STORE, COR. Ta AND L repair, suitabie for drug stor any kind of good re or of business Apply to We C. JOHNSUN, 718 13th st. nw. + aus-lm BUSINESS CHANCES. ANTED—A $1,400 DEPARTMENT CLERK good standing —_ years’ service in the same department) desires a $100: a liberal interest id monthly, Address C.W.W., Star office, se6-2t* FOE SALE-ONE OF THE BEST. “LOCATED AND Finest Frovision Stores. in the city. Guely Atted up with marble counte: dis, &e,, doing busi- ean of 83,500 to ¥ $4,000 monthly. for aslo for $2,500 cash, no less Far ho hotes, ce seldom offered, ae the store can pay for itsclt this winter, ‘The je also includes, besides stock and fixtures, one) od mn. y one horse and wagui reason for selling health and inability to attend to business, Meaning, Dusinesr, and responsible will be givens chance to see exue! amount of business is. Address PaviNe E STRESS, Star office. ee6-6t JOR SALE-THE L CETTE BINDERY, Sie Ae Pennay. ee ave.; Very chen} “Aen very easy Tins; Very cash ee tical bookbinder. path ew « Sot e620" it. Dw, JOR SALE— Dwelling, =e, opeatetes 39 AT A GREAT BARGAIN, 4. Fisi HER Either fora howe Can sis Fine’ Residence on od VN HULCK & ©o., 1505 Pa ave, PRS A BAKGAIN, FINE NEWLY-BUILT HOUSE On 18th st. near I. Everything new spa comventent, au a Moderu improvements. Tastefully and ele 1y painted and Fee st ates RHODE TSLARD a andsome Three-story au ue. basement floor coutaius ace room, office, store room, and coal vaults, first floor, parlor, library, _fizing, room roonis; second floor, Tooms and ust: thind door 1 380x150; in sever store and dressing room ; jocauun rt dee Tie Yor 3e roti hae aioe * ira liom. per WAULEY DEEBLE, 1310 F st, OR Ng pene (CK HOUSE WAL. erty twill be soil cheap if taken soon” M3 Pai ikea, igis Fests w Fok a areas op asm r vecy ches, WEIGHT Brick ; front & hee 810 F st. n.w. ik SALE_NEW 81 many ses Feacht mort. i ae range, vee pay- WRIGHT & SE STOCKY? : ¢ SALE—A BEAUTI LITTLE TWO Fis Brick House in in northwest, built but s stort has eit rooms and and is under g _8e5-3t JOR JOR SALE—' aid! 's HOUs! ‘o HOUSE a uae and 14th sts, te having’ siren fee destante biy located. SALE— DON'T MISS 250, including nice wi Will secure the ttiest (| best ape | jocation Bot paned abd ~F building , hot and cold water: built'bs ult by asy-wor POKD, 1422 New York ave, FOR ooaad EW BRICK DWELLING NORTH 29k 8 ar € BARGAIN, P yotek Press-brick Double-front DweLline i anaes, situated, couvenient to two lines of girect einer. Tucestny Bae aod peices gt mae H @ lot fr ground, with He Attic rooms and stabling, lot fromta cae ae feet on said ‘avenue sud contains 4, cheap, Loceuee excellent and only from Cayitol grounds Terme, one-third der in one, 4 and three East Capiz Fe: SALE—AT MOUNT PLEASANT, AT A BAR- gain, very pretty ni Cot uated on corner lot WALEE! ie 100 WE HAVE BEAUTIFUL HOM) mi, Faeattogtis ‘ataltnent cf 630: ln 8; do Lot bie “houses uoce. Title perfect: price lo SS ALL | farther Pommem@elou oye f~ myn af Oct thee particulary prtviexe uf, iuapectin G00 A etrect northwest, wise aw COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. 9OR SAL ) 00, ACRES, EINE OLD | MANSION, S mules trom betore purchas- ing. th gs i RPPLEMAN 6.651 Pate web se JOR SALE—1735 12TH ST. N.W., 9,ROOMS AXD mans ia aul modern. improvementa| Suely fnisbed Deponit Blidge, 10th'st. and New Yaaoee Fo OR Homes in the northeast, Nos, SALE—THREE NEW, Street n.e.; 6 rooms, bath, m. i, cars and herdics; =e 1; easy terms. _set-lm Sultivestion® 7 sores tian 2 welly spring: and runing stream: Snes toate bay windows, fine lawp and drive; abundance of fruit. excellent baru, de. ; 3 miles from Prince George's county, Md. sé,a00. i Handsome Residence, ¥4 mile 87.U00. ‘Neat Cozy, LTTE S100 fe rromt, Hentsoet i for $3,200 ‘each, on 6. Hes EARLY & Co. F street JOR SALE—I HAVE 3 5nakr ae CK HO aay being completed, on ist, feoee cBthen man built with mod. inj le cush payment wit se4-10t JOR SALE—I HAVE FOR SALE A a Ficcaet House cn the north side of hots lanad Gia artes acer ae Cet Yoo furoughout; cabinet mantele, open fire furpace, Wit other’ modern For further paruculars ae aN rah 7 from y Cottage of shea: Soh creas. Tis750."gubd cack eSB or " eg. ru pa _ 206-3 i SSP . Por sau ppd LINDEN. HKEE-FIFIBS | oF fen-room « eee Summer ee Fruit of all kivds, beaut fesse ‘oun F Pais 25 ha JOR RENT—AT LINDEN—Si° ROOM wan, 7 EF Summer Kitchen, beautiful Lawn, clagaut Shade Acres; conten shee. ecb-3t? HN ¥. PARET, Fe SALE—A FINE CIGAR aOR, 7 TOCK ASD ae near pension office; best (iving up business. Address A.'G. Gs, Star omens OSE WAXTED-103 BORKOW 83.500 OR sini aes FOR cent pel i will tiven ae Collateral.“ Gress MAK, Star office, Fe SALE—AN x gr ana, oWOoERY ax AND Lic Bt Will sell good Abs axtores and, sock at be pelow cost. Situated TSM ee good and dwelling, containing S rooms, isshsererem rent at $30 per mouth, In- quire for further information-— aie: * ne6-6t — 1907 ne SALE-ONE ALDERNEY COW AND CALF, from registered stock ; ery cheap; rot Gcve worth $00 fi eri d 845. si hneea lent condition. 2 1th PiANiNe Mi MILL 11, QCATED AT OORNER OF 7 PITSEY & eats a iow ‘Star office. 2 | PRs oe a ee SALE—DAIRY, gy nour pit a CT of ev sdarone F. Sst carrenpees a Weteat Se 2 o Sees Alted a ivan. sea ae, ie wd Tag NS No, ad Sule Lea a Bh aah ree nla rater rs atta 2b Pa. ave, ‘OR SALE—A ONE-THIRTIETE: INTEREST T Fo nanornet ain the Cumberiated SALE—I HAVE 4 =aEY — 8) being completed, on 5th st. at abe. cogner ‘These Houses T peanometie terms for balance. T, 1416 F st. JOR SALE—I HAVE 8 2-STORY BRICK Bi — in course of com: corner of 6th and I sts. ne. veruen’ Houses, modern impruy 2,600 each ; usble $2.6 f Teasoi ‘with acc 0k INO. A. Pi These POR os DESIRABLE co OF ONE HUN. — Bred Actes at # Anunuendale a ot: Bal Onis sa gases; oe fruits: ‘Price, Garden to Sestadue't pn vu +. fT, ‘Baltimore ules fry altinor eT