Evening Star Newspaper, September 13, 1889, Page 2

A MODEL PAPER Tae Evexixa Stak continues its pros perous career. By constant devotion to Wash- ington and her interests it has become the organ of the District. The people look to Taz Sram to se6 that theit beantiful city receives just treatment at the hands of Congress, officials, contractors and monopolies, Taz Stam has performed its duty to the city and the people. It has never failed to vigorously op- pose any project which was not advantageous tothe Distriet and to work unceasingly for the good of the community. It is ptimarily a local paper, and is a welcome visitor in every family cirele in the city. While covering the news field in the most thorough manner in its daily issue, a larger field is permitted on Sat- urdd}s by the increased size of the paper. Special pains have been taken to prepare for tomortow's twelre-page issie » number of chapters on subjects which are of particular in- tetest to Washington people. ‘The following are some of the featutes of Saturday's Stan: NEXT DOOR NEIGHBORS (Iilnstrated):— How the French are conquering Canada. SAUNTERINGS IN MEXICO (Iilustrated):— Among the people of a sister republic. WHAT TO BUY FOR THE HOUSE: New things in house furnishing offered in Washington this fall. JOURNEYING BY RAIL:— A Washingtonian’s trip to the Yellowstone. SIX MONTHS IN OFFICE— How the President and his cabinet have be- come well acquainted. ATTRACTIVE HOMES:— ) How a bed room may be tastefully furnished in denim. THE WHITE HOUSE GHOSTS:— Jerry’s experiences with the imaginary occu- pants of the garret. HOME MATTERS:— Practical advice to industrious house keepers. THE FATTED CALF: An entertaining story. SHELLS AND SCULLS:— John Teemer tells of the progress made in the art of rowing. IN THE FAR EAST:— A deseription of sttange Tong king and ite people. By Henry Norman. REAL ESTATE GOSSIP:— Achat upon a subject of absorbing interest. OUT-DOOR SPORTS:— What is going on in base ball and lawn ten- his cireles. a PERSONAL MENTION. Miss Jennie B. Nordlinger and Mr. H. J. Good- ™man were married at the Eighth strect «, a gogue last Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Goodman left on the afternoon train for an <a tended trip east. Mrs. DeB. Randolph Keim and daughters having left their cottage at Martha’s Vineyard have been ee a few weeks at Edge- mount, their home the mountain side of Reading, Pa. Mrs. Lord, Mra. Harrison’s sister, slowly convalescent at Stamford, Conn., has accepted the — of Edgemount, oot will go there with her daughters to enjoy th mountain air and water until the cold weather sets in. Mr. Keim’s residence, surrounded by nine acres, in the suburbs of Reading, is 650 feet above the level of the sea, Miss Grace Chandlee of Vermont avenue has left for Boston to study music. She will visit her sister, Mrs. A. W. Crossley, while in Boston. Mr. Jos, Auerbach and family, who have been traveling in EB i three months, landed in New Yor! y. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Flint, who have returned to the city after two years’ travel in Japan, China and India, are sto} ing with Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Ruoff at Le Droit Mr. Flint leaves in a few days for Japan a China on another business trip. Mr. and Mrs. ©. 8. Noyes and Thos. C. Noyes have returned from their New my 2g d trip, coming from Boston to Baltimore by steamer in the van of the big storm. Fortunately their steamer got inside the capes before the gale reached ite height. Mr. W. P. Metcalf arrived in New York on Saturday from a four months’ tour abroad, having traveled through England, France, id Tunis (in northern iirice). Malte 'Siely, italy, Switseriand and Germany. Mr. and Mra, W. W. Metcalf have returned from a two months’ stay at the north. The twelfth anniversary of the wedding of Mr. Campbell was celebrated at his home on Hi street night. Mr. and Mra. Carrington were the ea of many beau- tiful presents and a num! of congratulatory Excunrstox to Cotvumsvs, Onto.—On account of the meeting of the Sovereign Grand | 1.0.0.F., to be held at Columbus, Ohio, ti Baltimore and Ohio railroad company will bes excursion tickets to Columbus at rate of one first-class limited fare for the round trip. Tick- ets will be sold September 13 to 16, inclusive, and will be valid for return passage until Sep- tember 26, inclusi’ det, —— ee FOREIGN NOTES. ‘The czar has ordered an increase in the roll- ing stock of railroads in Southern Russia, es- pecially on the Austro-Hungarian frontier. Mr. Thos. A. Edison, before his departure for Berlin, gave 10,000 france for the benefit of the poor of Paris. The deplorable condition of the agricultural population in Montenegro continues to occ: the attention of the government, but no plant practical relief has It been devised. ‘They say that there used to be a haunted Teure in Greene. The thing was broached to @ party in Lewiston one day recently, “I slept there three times,” said a Lewiston man, “The firsttime my bed clothes were pulled off at night by unseen hands. I slept as tes soleoe of the night. The second pillows were pulled out from under mny bead nd sam in my, Fac, The third ht, in summer, water in the ice FS her and it burst. «Where and when, please?” we asked. In this haunted house in Greene, , in 1869,” ‘was the reply. Nothing was sxid for » few minutes, and obabl WATER DEPARTMENT PAY ROLLS. Answer of Capt. Lusk to the Criticisms of Mr. J. H. Crane. The letter of Mr. J. H. Crane charging that certain discrepancies existed in the accounts of several of the departments of the District gov- ernment, which letter was addressed to the first controller and by him referred to the Dis- | ANTED—WOMEN omy. Taga TO 940; CE 9a, cHaxt menos, trict Commissioners, has heretofore been re- A aa ferred to in Tax Stan. ‘That portion of the | Cooks. “SAM'L A: COOMBE: O86 F st Lv. atta letter which related to the water department pee ETS T-CLs moog, MAN woe was referred to Capt. Lusk. Today he for- ness in all ts branches; no ray. 1403.8 warded his report on the case to the Commis- sioners, His report is as follows: Wee eae ae CAPT. LUSK'S REPORT. ‘The criticisms on the labor pay roll of that department for June, 1889, are as follows : First. That “sixteen calkers are down on that pay-roll as having made 382 days calking water mains.” Second. That the son of the superintendent is rated as a calker; that he is employed as a clerk in his father’s office, and that he is paid for Sandays. ANTEDTA GOOD PLAIN ‘COOK, ome Box Fa | BigP bu ryel GIRL TO DO GEN! Ch pee pad Star, WASTED A cook, washer apd Wastin SRE OS 250) AN JOB TYPESETTER AND PRESS Wie Tapa at PATENTE® PUB. 2» Wadia ERE 20 UP EAREON, ER Werersa A YOUNG aR ti ie | Se aad: ethos cou) tS ‘two or three Ri om ae sashes mains, which constitutes but a portion of their duties. The latter comprise the placing, cut- ting and fitting of pipes, valves and special castings; yarning, pouring and driving joints; sas and closing valves; turning on and utting off the water supply of Wood work, call st at n.) OS EET Wao tie Be ANTED—A WOMAN TO DO CHAMBER WORK ‘and Waiting at 1824 Jefferson piace; none but those with best references need appl; 8e13-2t" were GENTLEMAN (0 HAS VY merly been employed in the departments or ¢3- raising and lowering stop-cock position Apply, after valve-casings, mains, service pipes and oe ¥. ae ise .. sth atetew. It valves, on account of changes of grade; RKS 8 WHO t UN: WastiD=i THR! Morstand the Poasion: Claim Business’ perience and salary expected. Address Box office, WANTED PHOTOGRAPHER—« FIRST-CLASS man for architectural rectilinear work ; sal- ary; expenses and steady work year around in all large cities; an expert would drill a bright man. Address, with references and full je PHOTOGRA- PHER, 106 N. Charles st., Baltimore, hd. sel2- wW id ANTED-—A PLAIN COOK, TO DO Al Housework, Call at 1704 19th st. n.w, or send address, sel’ Warcerat RELIABLE MAN TO DRIV! do General House Work in Private Family. iress and reference to Box 112, Star office, #1 WANTED-A COLORED OR WHITE WOMAN TO Wie: General Housework, with best references. Ap- ply 712 7th st. n.w. ANTED—A Fi FIRST. CLASS FARM HAND; Call at 400 oth sae INO. D. “HOPMAN he WASTED—COOKS, WAITERS, CASERRMLIDE Nurses, Laundresses, Couchinen, Footmen, Hotel sten, and. General, House Workers: Private Help; Trained Nurses and Cooks a specialty; French and German Help Disses, Beapeorment, 4s sociation ; bring referen 1719 Pa. ave. ANTED—A_ WHITE - Stat BO, COOK, Wasi imily of Threo; referen cag | placing and repairing fire hydrants; re- pairing leaks in mains; in performing. in short, allthe complicated duties pertaining to water distribution on a large seale, The calker must also act as foreman or time-keeper of detached gangs. Work is sometimes going on in as many as eight different parts of the city atonce. There onstant interruptions on account of the necessity of detailing a few men to localities where trouble is reported, and much time is necessarily lost in moving from Lapel to place, Qn account of this greatly varied character of the work, the men employed in extending and maintaining the pipe system have long been divided into two general classes, calkers and laborers, according to the skill or responsibility required of each. I do not see how this classi- fication can be improved upon. An equivalent division might be effected by rating them as first and second class laborers, but I can see no advantage in so doing. ANSWER TO THE SECOND. Second. The duties of Mr. F. V. Hayden con- sist in receiving, inspecting, storing, issuing and aceotnting for calkers’ material and othet stores at the U street pumping station, NTED-A GOOD COOK: SHALL 2 SHALL FAMILY. which is the _— depot of the distribu- Wise pet ve. tion system. He also tests all meters, valves, | {\yANTED— hydrants and other appliances, which are re~ quired tocome up to certain standards. He makes or assists in making all the joints neces- sary for such testing work. His rating as calker is believed to be entirely correct. His duties are extremely varied and no single term can better describe them than that by which he is designated. This young man has never been employed a day in his father's office, as a clerk or in any other capacity. His duties are much more those of a workman than ofacierk. In addition to the engineers, fore- men and watchmen necessarily employed on Sunday there is just as necessarily employed a foree of six men for emergencies, The services of these men on Sunday are as essential as those of the employes of the fire department. There are to be constantly watched and cared for about 200 miles of mains, containing at least 100.000 joints, 1,600 valves and 1,100 fire hydrants, A failure on the part of a single | one of these may at any moment eause great | ™ damage to property or cripple the fire dep ment. There are also certain streets in wi additional valves must be opened whenev fire occurs. Each man of the force named is required to report for duty and to hold himself in readiness during the whole of each Sunday to answer at once a summons to repair damage or to turn on higher pressure in case of a fire. Mr. F, V. Hayden balenes to this force. He has orders to be ready to load and dispatch, as rapidly as possible, the material necessary to ee ‘DERST. ae ‘W {recone of writing raised gett ata itver Letters on Christinas and other cards can find employment by addressing PROCESS, Star offte W ANTED=A GOOD COOK ; MU: at GO Sth st. nw. NV ANTED—CHAMBERMAID A AND | WATTRESS Apply to CAPT. SYMONS, 1 between 9 und 10 a.m. Ww, References required. = ANTED—WHITE SERVANT GIRL FOR GE: : a] Housework ; only Two in Family; references ed. ADDIY at 417 20th stew. weleSe 7 aos BOYS WITH GOOD SOPRANO AND to Voices; salaries paid and careful instruc- tion given. “Apply Lucsday and Friday evenings, 0:30 to 7 20 o'clock, at St, Job's parish hall, 10th, st. pear Hnw, wa FIR LASS oaks agit Boys, Maids, Seatustresses, Pastry Cooks, House Workers, all white, also, Cooks, louse Workers, But- lers, Oyster Shuckers, colo d Sw rene S, 1110 iY WANIED-A WHITE WOMAN TO COOK AND Laundry for Small Family two miles from this city; good wages; must have references. Address Box | 74, Star office. el 1-3t WANTED. —A GE (MAN AND WiFE T foke chasye of Countey Place, 6 miles from city. HOLE. GEYEI: 406 Pa. ave, New York Carriage an Harness Repository. wel st D — DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT BU- onducted by ladies, Men and Women, d, for all kinds of domestic labor, foc with references, 717 M st. n.w. repair a break or leak. As a matter of fact, it ‘TED—HOUSE \ COOKS, NURSE is found that proportionally more leaks are W: Girls Lg My 4 Meegat Sober Men for all oa reported on Sunday than any other day of the week. THE CHARGE OF EXTRAVAGANCE DENIED. for Ge Lies wi 5 hap peati iment, positions “pence ct 1 PIS OFF 71 oLGRED- RAILROAD _ Ht aaa 73 is C i ‘The general charge, of extravagance t a ng denied. Not man is employed whose services AnD rE 5% EDDIOURD, 10 North ak, Baltimore, are not absolutely necessary to the proper con- duct of a great department of the District government and the rates paid are low. The calkers in the water department are paid not to exceed $2 per day of ten hours. I consider that every man rated calker on the roll in question earned more than he was paid. BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED & Situation to Run Elevator or as Porter i St xperienced and reliable; can furnish refer enees. ‘all cr address 1620 oth st. nw, pty W ANTED—Go To DICKS AG Ho Waitress, Nurses, Laundress, Couch: men, Butiors, Waiters, and general housework. OL 7th st. n.w. Also European Steamship agen Wi AT HEADQUARTERS. for Goss, Chamber , Waitress, Laundress and ses, Seamstress, Men Waiters, Cooks, Coachmen, Batiers. “Bait ae paeee 926 Fetnw. se13-3t* D—B PECTABLE COLORED GIRL, fon tu private family, fo do Plain Sewing? achive OF would do Chaiaberwork ‘and dares J.K-X., Star oflee nar TWO CAPABLE WHITE GI ‘ituations as Cook and Chambermaid in a private references civen. Address B. off '§ AGENCY FOR COOKS, Oxe Dotnar axp Twenty Crests is the ex- cursion rate to Baltimore for the Maryland ex- position via Pennsylvania railroad. ‘Tickets still on fale valid for return until Septem- a1. iceman CONVERSING BY TELEGRAPH. An Operator Says He Is Not Conscious of the Click of the Instrument. From the New York Tribune. “Do I hear the click of my instrument?” said a telegraph operator when asked what was the sensation of receiving a message and writing it out at the same time. “Well, I suppose I do, else I could not take the message,but the sound does not make a noticeable impression on my ear. In fact, lam never conscious of the fact that there isa click. I do not associate the actual dot or dash with the letter. To me it isa letter itself. So when I am ‘receiving’ it is precisely the same as if some one was talk- ing tome. Most of the messages come along so rapidly, you know, that they make a run- ning conversation. Itis not precisely as if you were talking to me here, but rather as if you sat in one corner of aroom and spoke to me, This is so true that when a question ix asked an operator fancies that he hears the rising of MAN, POST jon as Working House Keeper in first-class family where therein fered help ot willing to do cook ing. Address, for three da; ¥ F off Ww ED-—BY ASErTE Sy OOLGaED WOMAN, & a place as first-class Cook in « Hee te family can, references. Call ut tUDENT "1 LAW (SECOND ear, desires a Position in a Law Office, Adres ‘+ Star office, seit NTED—BY A RESPECTALLE W aren BOY A and Provision Store; two misiness; age 16 veare Oe Ws —HOUSE KEEPERS, COME TO DIS- ‘ict Binployment Awe Association—French. German and American fence: our bureau in Gorsed by city authorities: all i lelp regintered | special th vate Family Servant ‘urses 1719 Pa. ave, nye Bt ED—A POSITION AS COMPANION, 18 ‘keeper; best of K, Rockville, Md. WV MLL Wis fing, 51817 Dist. new a ANSWER TO THE FIRST STATEMENT. aa a ¥ ) ANTED-GENTLEMAN (TLEMAN AND WIFE (NO CHIL- First. The roll does not state that the calk- Waste pp eras wou" Sate. Wi ere an tlt fete ers were exclusivel, 1 t calki ter | 7 oe Iusively employed at calking water ie tans 0°02 2 ION CARFENTERE ACCUSES Eecpiog. jurel, Md. wel 2-3t" i yey ate oe We Opt WANTED MISCELLANEOUS ANTED—EIFTY bey ‘DI A eel! AKDSON, cor.of Del ware Ave. and ste Agee ‘HE, ms gE Be OF A fngebul be die sel sae wit TDA 016 Fat it. nd ine full tartculrn PRE ie | ot y ANTED— BUSINESS MEN TO ae UREAU OF TYFEWAITE NG Sb ABU ARNOS antic Buliding. to secure expe. “Bee > eile ry raged "pe ra soled @NTED_ HORSES TO PASTURE 47 GEN. BSjauers Stock Furmn tales om ay fed and gabled 810 pero. Address oF inqu hire #2 ‘LAF: FE: bf SP Hay Scales, cor. Toth st, and La, ave., city. ANTED — PARLO CRNITURE, UPHOL Ww ered, Matttosten tade oO york, Done in a eat and 8 ‘Substantial M Orders. tak ow tists . Oo. Rabson, 1 meet Sar cra Ww PXTEDAL BAU BAUM a Parnas HIG! eathors. Entire fe Households ae 7th st, Wie Wo tented, Bre CUTTING MADE Ba EA‘ oe’ WABHIN NGTON'S CUTTING 8 Bi, jest ables ne to Torn to.Gut all Kinds Gtiters apply at t agnvol, Ga Sur ek mw, Cutend Py st s, Basted Lining, With Sleeve, BU conta, auae Tete TASTED E. BREN NEIL, 6400 St. NW. 18 Heaters at bottom } sarge sothine. and Repairing done with dispateh.” fi ANTED—HOUSEHOLD FUNTFORE oF april | Furniture, Store Fixtures, and roof every hindi a to8 Rt ED —TO BUY 25 FINE CARRIAGE Horses. must be sound, stylish and well broken); ADI t0 26 bande hid 5 to youre okt, DOWNES 77 TO SAVE $10 MONTELY a Wa in ts course of time will stop, your rent re yous home: ho Hak but per WELLE cs eee Fin320 Pa. INTER TORU aooD BECOND-HANDGEN- bie aan si, ce is ai Vag ey pone 9 emt y Cra which ighest cash price is pai or sen eed myl7-4m* ” 2 . EIZNAR, Thetae. os EDTRY RCRIBNER. BEST BUTTERINE. e, pound: cooking, 1dc. Warranted not to get S| etre a ke titer) for one month, or money re- fund Cotton richer, and woes further than Hog’ sale only in the Center Market at ‘atallee: 328, 32 3H middle of fish aisle, Open dafly WM. C. SORIBNE: 6m ‘T CLEA’ A) : Feathers renovated. Mat- tresses mi stroyed. FI apll-7) Steam GOUT ‘Telephone 10083 wel. hoards rR rte ree FE RENT — NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM, AT ES RENT _UNFUINISNED FRONT. iF AND, 0, RENT—FU! Pet month for enema? wit mits lors two roo aoa rapen erences ® it] RENT—A SUI A SUITE 0 OF FOUR FOR B Borate, wth taka ens SEQ SON fear army Ny ee a oe R RENT—THREE JE COMMUNICATING Fase wacond sry ies toh au ed Cloactey on tnain Hue of cars. Apply 1428 Pierce Place n. w. selS-2w PR er . Commodio' dioun od Ramone Furwi ee and en pute, in al wa Toovsg front) hs Dering Si dhe modern conven wanicnces; come ag wong electric bells, latest fantacy’ ary pl tania conven fats othe, lines of street inthe most ‘and desirable residence soe portion one-half block from | Franklis cule foard furnished ee eres Le 0013-20° 1217 K st ow. dasa, UNFURNISHED ROOMS, 2D south front; no ooeleice Slowed, taken; references required ven. ‘aut cee OR RENT—10i7 t ST. N. -vae'd MMU- Fats Hoonm, furnished oF "unfirnished, thied oor: southern exposure. Also room on second floor; iy gas, &c. New York ave. and Belt line cars JOR RENT—1. a Fo: ees = gh 433 L 8ST. Fea sh suites naw bonses every conmeatanees ward for winter, cles ice eae ee 620. for Representatives and FF" RENT— iT. N.W. "Two Furnished Sous ¥ First and Third Floors Ly ad Ost. nw. ‘Window Rooms on sel3-20° ‘OR RENT— FURNISHED — f FE floor front with alcoves ey Rasa ao een Tent separate or togethe FoR. RENT 1420 CORCORAN 8T., TWO FUR- Communicating Rooms on the third floor, with 4 and was; Gentiemen preferred; Teferences andeiven; convenient to 14th st. “cary and Bt On sccoud required anc 15th at, Herdics. XW. TWO LARGE Fe RENT-821 9TH month each. ‘Apply AAS above Front kooms, furni au auite; rent Sis per uo 7B SES AEH RT, RW. NICELY FUR- Foust th Board, for Ge .% Fe. ERE ROOMS, Mg aty eS oN second floor: suitable for light housek parties without children; sout! feyue re Joe heat; private family. 191! aw. NISHED ROOMS, FIRST- Fe one iT CLASS, Apply 1114 New York ave. 9012-4 - send, am Sth, bet Wand 0 aeeekpeebeiooie bat Sauna eects #30), ait bis, nsen okt M. 3,000, oe Cal t Cat is & neti ra bet. 17th ao Sean = |. Mol. DODSON, 12: Sop RS A Bw 18 iPM — 2,650 TO 3 cee Ty Rak Se ace eae dest Yen port! lines, % oes wel ,hocasion = 28, tre, is - Tootus , hot and cold water; oak fiuish, oak inantels; built by ao y E. BURPORD, _ sui. Aaa NN fork ave, eve, te | POR, LIN anes pyte PART © ras Hill, overlooking: gusen: ‘ith all modern tm cash $38 ts bab eon wi brick Hast Capitol st and Penuayivenis | _ sul ey 5 JOR SALE—@x, 6 wane MONTHLY ‘all modern improvemen| style ? oe ‘Qatory eerie! Toth ot nest Ponnayivanie ves Le i Calldine Mer lvichoe ona 1 Hany sy Press Brick all modern lunprovements; Nm tye, Sok ave, susie OR SALE — A beaUtorvl 3 NEw BROWN: frout imp. ;pewly Stone Frout House. Circular th at nw: 64.500.” | ished in most artistic style. ee dot 16n115; 1 et.; ay 51st * ope ‘Circle, be, Po cp $10,000 ( ister imp.; lot 15x190; Kno; | _s7-00 MA SOS ous POR SALES ts oo AND BATH aioe ‘Two 6-room lots 50x200; ‘porth west, guetalf male trom ty: dL pinenjpasaip Adacncent jor the low gure of SOU each to 4. B. ing and aut bay window frout oh st; back ar ont iar aa Fosse ELY FINISHED Ly ea 7OR SALE-NEW FOUR-STORY, pcENGUISH | ali od tng, and coal vanits ne Basement Y 2 GENSEY & E Basemen Extex, Bape Cons. ove; 12" rooms, ba bary o300 twos d, iN! ¥ "5 ob bm luees; nat! wood finish. Price aed ~ ash A ply ‘on Premises, 1725 20th st Dw. POR SALE A BARGAIN—708 | . 10 Fa! m4 owner, 1 43, Atlantic Building. CS SHoaT CNS FuaTe south of Pa. % Ley : ay rooms ~ Amt soten sana, BALE— onpas Oa F° — Mech ot serene Be BRADLEY 027 Faw. That Fine Revidence, 909 23th, 48m. SE, BALEGTWo, ELEGANT Brick Hot Es site Fraatiin coke Rin: | K° just finished, in the northosst; good jocaltt Hike iorer sais Fe ee basen: aauuareffou street care, teased Weick, buy wits tT permionton to inspect and GUBLEY BROS., c — 1335 Fetreet. | bea cn ALSO, COOK, O18 12th 74.001 907 18th st., S-story and basement brick, | ITO" SALE =ATTHAG boubdar ¢ Residence, 15th bet, O and P, 4 stories and | House: 9 Rooms; | receptic caine 318,000 a Fie Kosidence, 10th street bet. Land M n.w. 3 mrtg Derellinnw ine place | Just com ice Dwellings on a ‘kine it leved ; S-story English ent Fait inode ae $7,500 and BU. Handsote Modern Residence cemented cellar under whole house | nic heated by steam atid complete in ever street paved, —as —¥ i fruit trees play terns a card auply to Tie & tense ior Fee FOR FEL, F.48 Sale HAVE Fol . 1906 H at, ide Jot: complete "in all, appoiutmentar G00. “Cals ba seston far tag SP eet es Sak atiey 91. 100% and Toe SS Ufyte Pstory’ bricks, al bath a modern improvements, | throughout ; ea ‘31. 1022 Verm: a lemanpepene @etail; a | by" furusce, wi modern For further e04-10t {OR SALE—A NEW *" GURLEY BROS, FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS doo SALE KENTUCKY HORSE, BUGGY, HAR- yn order; no further use; no rea- aonabie‘otfer wiifbe refused, Inquire 612 A'st, R SALE—THREE OR FOUR Goon 1 Ol FS ‘to FUSSELL, 1425 New York a Ext] R RENT—1750 M ST. iW. FOUR DOORS ‘east of Connecticut ave., Furnished Rooms, sin- ile or on mute, wit with table board House ieated by fur. and 0 oes exchanged. . ace an pt OR Se 0 OOM, FRONTING ‘SouTE, well furnished as parlor bed rooms; les or gentlemen in office; on Eo 31 New York ave. se12-3t* Fe SALE FIXTURES OF et iE cla; Store, Counter, C PEF RENT DINING ROOM cAeo RiyceEy 7G & ES ‘also bas and sidealleys: Lot Sinil0 fect Saatty is here off some at at a low inquire om the premises, 9 EXCHANGE OR ati EXCHANG and Dwelling on sw. for JOH NboN, a a cat st floor, second fi Kiachen and large pantry; and bath room ‘commen OR SALE—A CASH OFFICE, ae aoe FE a suitable for any Kind of sstore, Apply at 813. ne at.n.w. JACKSON YATES, LE-LOT OF FURNITURE, | EITOUES sils, Curtains, Carpets, Hair Tors ght the 201 foment a re Ge Must i “sola before the Fo SALE—A FIRST-CLASS eee AND Provision hoa, Cua, She Sapitel: Teason for "address H. 8] .. Star office, FH “SALE—ENGLISH (had BICYCLE FOR Eady or Gentleman ; only soiled; price ¢| a See ee. 1116E Fo SAL SraCaLATITE CHANCES IN STOCKS one, 76 Slt Bloyels, 20 fant ‘elephone, 25 Lanston Type Machine. 50 Pueumatic Gun Carriage, Full ieee Pt on Sie ‘ation to PELOUZS, 1813 F street. ) THE HILLMAN HOUSE, ABOU? Titating Stoves: a apogs office, toe Rooms. 607 Pisin te aa Fs x — z R RENT—ONE NICELY FURNISHE:! NT F OR, SALE—4 PRODUCE DEATERS 1 LICENS 4 NE MORLY FUR D FRONT Wied 13. 2120 Penna, ave. n.w. el2-it* oI = oA 7 BR RENT=1016 ISTH SF, NW. FURNISHED OR SALE “SQUARE. “PIAR (Oj, BES oe a Fe Fy SA Ee et = Bear: Arlington bo otal Table ‘board Sar sel2-d | gt nN maunien ting for Hani bagesk r et iman and wife; heat, pane bath BLS shine oF rob R RENT—1102 9TH -W TWO LARG F Pleasant Roca, furnished or sh 4 Excellent table; home coinforts and aitegclon. References e: eel2-3t JOR RENT—AT 706 10TH | and Nicely Furnished Front NEWLY Back Story Rooms. #e1 1-30" FR. RENTCEUENIGHED OB UNFURNISHED, wo § Pe Gomuaniesting northern st.n.w. ‘bel 1-ae* N.W., SECOND AND THIRD 3 Setiy’ furniaed, pend lowa circle; finest location oil Gate second to none. sell-at* Frito ey ROOMS AND BED fh and unfurnished, 6 Ot i LE—SOUND HORSES AND EE PRO Virginia: pair of Very Fine Young aM $300, worth @400; one S.eightsyearsoid aise | Same ‘one 1,200-1b. Ba; rae, Delco ure; Peat $yo Gcod Seat it. DLW, Fe is StLe VERT SEAL NO 2 REMINGTON writer, in fine condition, Call 910 frenth et nw? Be FoR PALE PAIR # oo 5 AND @ XE YE! mane ay | wi jarness a HARDING: Boe if ite tt nw. ie THEO. RK SALE—JUST 4Eety, TWENTY HO! Fremont thoi ome heavy drut alas one ae prot @ fine addier, and 2h Sonie's & QUIGLEY, Rear of tw, the voice at the end of the sentence. This prevents one from being overcome _by the ter- rible monotony of the thing. forI often get interested in the messages, hen I am receiv: ing a graphic newspaper account of any inci dent I feel as if some one was telling it to me. Perhaps it is more real to me than to one who reads it afterward. “Sometime when my wire is not at work I lie back in my chair and dose off. When another operator begins to call me the effect is the same as if hi ke my name in my ear, re-~ tng it over and over again, I do not asso- ciate the call with anything but the idea it rep- resents, That 1s why the little pleasantries which two operators exchange do not seenr so unsympathetic to us as people think they are, Thaw had men megs at me when I told them that I had Just gree da fellow operator after ‘getting him,’ ~The thing struck thorn on being ludicrous. He heard nothing but the metalic snap. It often happens that you lose track of a man for a long time. Some day he bobs uj = other end of a wire. You don't er who it is until the mi is over the wire, "paege Then you say ‘Hullo, where have hey been; how are you?’ just about as you would if you met him in the street. “Then you get to know some man whom you po pve dhe = talk with him, Foor @yeecrd ‘good-by’ and get well acquainted with him in time. You wonder what he looks like, whether he is tall or short, and such things. Some day he changes or you change, for opera- tors are always moving around, you meet him and you are friends on the Bene Of course, when know a man personally and talk with him, the conversation is Yall the more natural. Bat you mustn't get the idea that operators say much over the wi atone time, orThey don't often have the time. When work is pressing jump from one message to another without asting Lapeer time. enue “Can big ge certain men touch on the key? I can’t say dicen. But there are some men who are like lightning, and Lusually find out pretty soon whether or not the ae of an office is on the uther end. i feel as if I wan tavoning to" ¢ craving was 8 dra) Toon tol when I have teken two words etic ‘the sender is a good or a poor opera- or, V ANTED—BY YOUNG LADY FROM VIRGINIA, Position as Governess to teach English beapobes. References exchanged. Address M. 8 Women, Yo ae for stores aud BUR! HAMS, 1110 G st. LW. Ww ee ANTED—YOUNG LADY OF FINISHED M cal education desires Posi study of music may be made Address MUSIC, Stati fo D—HOUSEKEEPERS, “ATTENTION ER us your onders{for House Workers :no charge. Rooms Wanted and For Kent in all parte of the cit yy furnished and unfurnished. 711 G st, n.w. aud1-12 ED_A NELIABLE PANTY, WITHOU CHIL. ‘dren, would like to join without c raga i dtween Dad taking a House thd Oth und 13th, "Call for two days, 101 F st, nwt ANTED_OCTOBER j (BY SMALL, FAMILY), 8- jouse fed, quodern improve- diately, sod sy pine ‘an rent desirable eS NEW TWO-STORY sIX- two blocks north Seer as ct PEASE Aare ANTED—BY OCTOBE! MALL COZY House; sitrrctively furmsbed or pertinily So ie modern & Tr fae ne0-6t ANTED-EANGE UNBURNISHED House TN ‘Station, WASTED WE HAVE CONSTANT NP nies fest Inquiries for Good Houses to Kent can promptly secure ANTED—HOURES TO RENT— ‘ANo. 1 Teuante, for & lance umber of Ehouwes at Sareea W. pedmatgleesaees atime a ty ANTED—IF you Ves eae A im ANTED-HOUSES TO RENT HAVE EXHAUS- ‘BUY Room and Cellar Brick House on gee Hil, eluetbie Lora lorality at rate, rental, Address AB, COUNTHY N, Star omen, = ™ — ret fn our bande atonce, Fine MLLER, Be idee at eee “fettiementa ait at a we have ee A Murderer Hunted Down. Itis now believed that Thomas O’Brien, who a SALE—BARGAINS IN SQUARE for beginners or advanced uae By | Piano, was 800, now 675; one Bq $85; one Square Pi; abo’ Anon! Tmt pala for atgol and cor with ect ” soll THE me rath ee Eee HoUNk. | Feu SATE-FOUR VEHICLES-A' CAB COUPE: enlso. Apply at G13 7th vf aw ted-de JOR SALE—A FIRST- 5 Grand ‘Plano, will be ate st Sought at Se a RoR SALE—PIANOS, PIANOS—TO MAKE F hr new rode wil stter ons beautiful By rich and mellow tone tae lb emo ever renee per ina a eri .G. Se ik SALE OR RENT NEW STABLE NEAR ‘CON ead necticut ave. an nab ‘ats., with all. CHARLES i SALE—SHOPWORN WHEELS AT shel a IF SS EARLY, 603 14th st. down and $6 per =a eae Sve eens ane ‘ion, ee ©, $1,400 D.C, SINGH AM cosnce Surana vig SU Sire ar RENT—BEAUTIFUL ROOMS, TROL OR en = in as Ragek gemcih be _ 4 waged cons mit; Open, ref= oun toe 1101 Kat. nw. muag-7e Fe a “gs ae ae ci TR OF THESE UR. #e11-3t* 1 W., ER HAND- Cxposure: private nie femiiy RB RENT—T0, GENTLEMEN — NICELY TR | de Fol meters sox private tamfiy" modern Souiveniences rivate ly; DO children: 810 Ober ao ‘oom fronting on S eohiaeee =e eell-ae Teoma an ty by imped pep a e f Liv. hers G08 isthe we 2010-2w Coe oer R RENT — with choice mnt; modern pli ferences given, aa aaa 1 ees 1404 H 8ST. N.W., or eu faite: parior and bed Foom oh Arat foot: suite; o Board, NT—LARGE, NICELY ISHED Fe Soom ugie Oren, bute with cars and herdi¢s; references. 416 8 ow pests Fimeer buen DESIRABLE QFFICE RoOM 1006 F. im REDFORD W. FOR RENT—STORES. ge Tq fares Stops N.W. OPRDSITE Os: ad po Inquire of ote BuLRtia a 886 EASE FO) pA TERM oe yess a a Di a laa Autres Box Rk RENT — Cok OTF AND ei RY pte at ane at. n. aw. up bine ued. “Dirac ay sgn’ 4 2d all mod, RUTHERPORD 130° 1H honse. corn crib, loft, att with 30 eg 3 minutes . from matic Met) ot. branch 0,.Ferms aud houses at i prices and 5. 0. SOHRSOR, Susi st wei 7th st. per cent investment. she PEt SALE—6-ROOM HOUSE; STABLE W: stalls, carriage OR SALE. 30 Acres ‘under highest eultivation; 7 sores : well, i an t Porches, bay windows? it SALE—HOUSE 1748 N ST. X W. 00! a lot 208100 to alley: wi “a ctor Nm Ww u F104 fo alley, wa be ida inte ase BEALS Sahara Fst. a. FOE SAEIA MOST DESIRABLE ENCE eae, Franklin ie —— ten — bath ma ts Soro: ing eft tho city will el near stable, well. lot 50a €250 cash; 825 per m0, 4. 144 miles from city; rum acre. fruitand splea- i =e ‘ie Sncw dutta of sates i Sty: guvbo: mo. te Fes SALE—ON CLEVEDAND ave. ‘S13 Brick House in 24, 3 T ii be taken; price, ©. J view of city ana se13-3t K BALE—VALUABLE RoR oh tf moat tpn 38 12th and iButnw 4 6800. Raed KEK, ‘1006 F aw. ‘OR SALE—AN OPPORTUNIT! FoR ‘Home at a ba: To gies and land ; will Feat by tbe your a: "eat #30 per mun hy tela sel2-2w* K SALE—AT eEALIS CHURCH—100 a of Choice Land slong the B.K., susceptible A NEW pire He IN — mth oF R: te stohee to DAVID Er erga cen ‘EON 19TH ‘ST, D. rSTONE ti F st. nw. Ce VERY ioe so electric aaa ane mays EST etre La optim cae on re WO! BUSINESS CHANCES. SALE—A RARE CHAN EY ae ‘Restaurant on 9 rooms. ‘Rent @23 wt 46 st_s.w. Et araitare of cou Set Lad hon) Err es = a ie renee a iw. =| ie ate es aS an, SSESLACRAL 00