Evening Star Newspaper, September 14, 1889, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY. ERSONAL MENTION. Col. R.G. Lay of Washington, recently ap- pointed consul general et Ottawa, has arrived at his new post. Gen. and Mra. Crocker are spending the month of September at Saratoga and northern New York. The general will attend the re- union of his old regiment, the ninety-third New York volunteers, an Fort Edward, Admiral Russell and family have returned to the city and are located at No. 1703 DeSales street. Mr. Geoffrey Stein, who was brought home so dangerously ill a few weeks since from New York with typhoid dysentery, is now able to sit up, and will soon be out. Mr. C. L. Curtiss of New York avenue has returned to the city from his summer vacation at Atlantic City and Island Heights, N. J., and points in New England, Prof. Herman Rakemann, who has been studying abroad all summer, leaves Paris to- day for Antwerp, from where he will sail for home, Miss Ida Lowry has returned from Oakland, where she bas been spending the summer. Admiral and Mrs, Stevens have returned from Spring Lake and are passing September with their son, Mr. Pierre Stevens, at his country place—Royston. Miss Mary Waite, daughter of the late chief — will retura to Washington in November, wing spent the summer abr Mr. and Mrs, Chas, Handy are at the Forest Inn. Messrs. J. M. Tinker, D. W. Edelin and S. C. Elliot, well-known sportsmen of Capitol Hill, are enjoying a delightful vacation on the Patux- ent river, where they are camping. Miss Carrie M. Johnston of Capitol Hill will leave Sunday for a visit to relatives in N burg, N. ¥. Rev. Samuel H. Greene, beloved pastor of Calvary Baptist church, after an absence in Europé and his old home in Vermont, returned last evening to Washington. Mr. Will Gibson has returned after three months’ vacation in lower Maryland, much im- proved in health. Mrs. T. B. Harrison of 1829 F street sailed from Liverpool on September 10, and is ex- pected bone in a few days, Miss Lida J. Horne of Capitol Hill has re- turned froma three weeks’ vacation in the qmountains of western Pennsylvania, Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Hayes have returned from their wedding trip to Cresson and have cone to housekeeping at 426 New Jersey ave- hington Danenhower has returned after an absence ofa month im the Adirondacks, Miss Annie K. Chapman has returned to the city from Ocean Grove, where she spent the summer. Miss Belle Shackleford of Warsam, Va., is visiting the Misses Ward of F street. Gen. ecrans leaves the city for Chatta- hooga tomorrow to attend a meeting of the Amry of the Cumberland and will deliver an &ddress on the 19th instant. Mr. C. M. L. Sites, accompanied by his sis- ter, Miss returned tothe city Thurs- twelve weeks among the rence and in New England. 3 rand Miss Anna R. Shoe- maker of G strect have returned to the city irom a visit to the northwest. spending some days at the dells of the Wisconsin and the lake resorts near Minneapolis, Miss Rena Cooper has returned from Wis- sin after an absence of five months. Mr. aud Mrs. Josef Kaspar, after a two i cation, have returned to their home, months’ va 1217 M street. James H. Spalding of this city and Miss Lily Jenny of D’aillebout, Canada, were married the residence of the bride’s father. groom left immediately after yon an extended tour, including trip up the Saguenay and down -awrence to Halifax, and intend to re- mgton toward the close of the present month, st« »pping at Mount Desert and other New England coast resorts, - Walter Woodward, who has been sum- at Schroon Lake, in the , his return from Europe, has returned in g od health, Mr. Al intz to join his ¥ at Bridgeport, Conn, Homer D. Guerry of Macon, Ga., and Miss Bessie H. Smith of this city were married at the residence of the bride’s mother Thursday evening by Rev. Charles Butler. There is a rumor at Augusta that Mr. Walter son of the late Dr. Leopold Dam- ged to be married to Miss Mar- Bee daughter of Secretary Damrosch was a guest of Secre- ne at his Bar Harbor cottage in mid- and last week he was there again in with Mr. Andrew Carnegie. ell Harrison is in the city. —— INQUIRING INTO HIS SANITY. Two Army Surgeons to Report on the Mental Condition of Capt. Armes. Next Tuesday morning Capt. Geo. A. Armes, U.S.A., retired, who recently figured in a court-martial case at the War depart- ment for having pulled the nose of Gov. Beaver, will appear at the National medi- cal museum in this city for examination by two | surgeons of the army, John S. Billings and | Washington Matthews. They will endeavor to discover whether or not there is any trath in | ‘n information recently filed atthe War de- | by a certain person to the that Armes is maane and irresponsible for his actions, The Loard is instructed to keep the name of the omplainant secret, to go thoroughly into the ease, examining his private life and his business for evidence, and to use every means to deter- mine bis exact mental condition. It is uot thought at the War department that | the board wil be able to do anything in the case. and in that event recourse will be had to thecourts. If Capt. Armes should be adjudged insane be will be contined in an asylum, but Bus pay as a retired officer will contunae. THE AVENUE WoRK SET BACK. Capt. Symons Doubts Whether it Will be Finished Before the Big Parade. “Things are looking very blue this morn- ing.” said Capt. Symons, speaking to a Star reporter of the chances of completing the ave- nue pavement in time for the Knights Templar parade in October, “and unless this bad weather holds up I have my doubts of its being completed ou time. You see,” he continued, “it isimpossible to lay the pavement unless the foundation is perfectly dry, as the water under it would tend to rot the asphalt. While I consider that this weather has given the work # black eye, everything may yet be well, pro- vided the elements are with us,” MAJOR CRANFORD SAYS IT DEPENDS ON THE WEATHER. Major Cranford was seen at the District buildings this moriing. He said that of course the wretched weather had been a great set- back to the work, but if now they would have a stretch of good weather there would be no jon of the avenue, at least ‘wet to int, COMMISSIONER DOUGLASS SAYS he thinks the contractor below 7th street should Ret to work at the earhest possible moment and use every effort to finish the work in time for the big parade, | Fire In Virginia. A two-story frame dwelling house in Virginia on the new road from Georgetown to Falls Church and situated about a mile above the free bridge was burned last night shortly before miduight, and the reflected light on the low- flying rain clouds illuminated this city for an hour or more. The house was owned by the Domestic sewing-machine company and occu- ied by Mr. Kichard B. Burr, It was totally lestroyed, together with the furniture and a LIGHTING THE CITY. Annual Report of the sak saeretad Py | Lamps. ELECTRIC LIGHTS, GAS LAMPS AND OTL LAMPS— SHADE TREES WHICH OBSTRUCT THE LIQHT— RECOMMENDATIONS AS TO STREET LIGHTING— ESTIMATES FOB THE NEXT FISCAL YEAR. ‘The annual report of the superintendent of lamps, Mr. Harrison, has been submitted to the Engineer Commissioner. The receipts from all sources on account of street lighting amounted to $136,961.32 and the expenditures to $136,294.41. During the year 372 new gas lamps were erected at a cost of $3,024.84 The lamps erected in the different sections were as follows: Northwest, 171; northeast, 61; southeast, 10; southwest, 67; Georgetown, 14; suburban roads and streets, 49, OIL LAMPS FOR ALLEYS. The report says that the experiment of light- ing streets, alleys andeuburban roads in which gas mains have not been laid with oil lamps has been tried during the year with the most gratifying success, One hundred and ninety oil lamps were erected and maintained under a contract with tho Wheeler reflector light company and have [Shoe entire satisfaction, and applications have nm made for their introduction in other sec- bor of the District still nnsupplied with gas. The ex) “a of erecting these fi jamps is small, while at benefit derived from their use fully justi les their further introduction in un- lighted localities, $694.50 was deducted from the bills of the various companies under contract for lighting the streets on account of failure of service. ‘The following shows the increase in the num- ber of lamps in service: New lamps, 433; re- lighted during the year, 22, discontinued dur- ing the year, 224; increase over last year, 231, ELECTRIC LIGHTING, ‘The number of electric lights in service on July 1, 1888, was 105, the number in service June 30, 1889, was 177. Thereportsays that the ay os will have all its wires under ground tember 30, 1889, and Mr. Harrison b dll that the company be directed to remove all its overhead lines and surplus poles after that date, ms The number of gas lamps maintained under contract by the District of Columbia is 4,941; e emer yl electric arc lamps, 177. Total, e report calls attention to the urgent paveo of Nnaxeaaing the hours of street lighting from 2,600 to 8,200 hours, INTERFERENCE BY SHADE TREES. During the summer season the density of the shade trees interferes very seriously with the street lamps at all times, but ifa storm arises suddenly during the hours in which the moon is relied on for light the streets are left in utter darkness. Frequent complaints are made by citizens of this evil, but. under the circum- stances, no improvement can be made. RECOMMENDATIONS. Mr. Harrison says that it seems to him that the District government should have some power to compel the gas companies to lay mains on such streets as it may desire to im- prove and ee and also control the size of such mains. Many streets in Georgetown are supplied with gas through one-inch pipes, which are totally inadequate for the servico required. He recommends, further, that WANTED—HELP. WANTED--HOUSES. SEPTEMBER 14, 1889-TWELVE PAGES. FOR eet ROOMS. _.. eTED SP IEST CLASS ORR, OFFICE ‘“BURNHAMS, 1110 G st. nw. Wat D—A_ GOO! SD PROVISIO! & Aoply oe ree on Sunday ap. 7 LAUN- Win om EERMALDS. f abe ay i's Hotel Tbh st. between Hew York ave. and ete ANTED—A WHITE GIRL TO Do Senkaad! House Work ina Family of Three; n.w. section. x 130, Star office. TANTED—A FIRST-CLASS. DRESS ae = finish ni ve 516 ui Wan one that con icely need appl, ite AN’ TER, ANTED—MARKER pam Sone SORTE Soke | STEAM LAUNDRY, 921 E st, it ANTED-CHAMBERMAIDS, © ange OS NURSES, | 5 Boys, Men for Horses, Cx rceone. a a pee ications ram LIGENCE OFFIGE Til G ot how. INTEL- = se14-6t" MEN COOK! STEO—MEN AxD WO COOKS: Wage iry Men for, a else YWANTED— XPERIENCED, MILLINERY eat = Box Bain ie Market Space, W ANTED—& ‘AILORESS AND SarEaee Winker Aprly si once to Tie RICHAIDSON, | 2 430 ae ANTED-HOUSES—I WANT ONE OR TyVO WA acces 21a Ome oR ee ,000 10 $3500, BE Qy Star office. WANTED—LOTS. he MES oy eR ay A. McINTIRE, 918 F st. boa a NT-—1750 M ST. Se ANT ue BY ED — ‘LIGHT OB TEN-ROO} myst Nore wort prefered ood ie eee coon re inp. abd Hnt hot to exceed 840. "hdres L-A'3, Prout Hoye TED—A HOUSE Al ROOMS IN ay, WEG not to Bae sob. a | pes with snail no children. if sat ‘will lease for Soegsare Addross LAWYER. Star offce. ‘eel a-3t™ Wart none Ray BRICK HOUSE, uy Krenn rooms, iu northwest; not to exceed 8 fall partici aes Box 100, Star office. Want WELL-BUILT BRICK HOUSE OF r nit % at perc EOE mine rooms, located on. eee attrpotive Northwest Washi mn $8,000. Gi 101, Star 000. Give price and ption. Box £101, 8 Leas gee ot LOTS ON ASE S Lista, of unencumbered. ‘open Sires; mercaly, Iie s013-3t - 5 = IN THE NORTHEASTERN Faeries hs tod Sartisiaes Es x WAxt=D.70 oi wos tor tuban aise venor | F FR OR RENT—ONE ‘NICELY FURNISHED FRONT for cash, iD a ‘ wie oy ser EE rey. a2; hay Warez OWNERS FOR INVEST a a state peice and, and Tid Jocation = tsk Sanelen FOR RENT—ROOMS. ANTED—A SEVEN OR FIGHT ROOM MODERN Honse on Capitol Hill, near cars or hei elem, 3.500 to 84.000, hl of $40 oF $00. Adateee DEPARTMENT, Beat otic. et Ses ANTED—HOUSES TO RENT—OWNERS CAN Promptly secure g tenants lacing their Houten in my bani at once: oy tention given Prem LO BTARGAMDTER! 014-3m ANTED—OCTOBE! Wie (4 adults), Brgis Leth et new. 1, BY A PROMPT-PAYING aor 7 Room House, nice order, all m. 1. rent 82 to new library; ‘basement preferred. mae -ANTED—INMEDIATELS, A COMPETENT AND mentie One or Two Appreuticen Gallet 1834 48 ath | Hi WANIED—T0 RENT AT ONCE, WITH PRIVI- of buying, 4 Small House in good location Fiust have carriage house, Address ox 79. Stay of TED—WHITE Gi! TO COOK AND DO Wis General House Wort for family oe three. Ap- 5 10th st. n.w., Monday from 9 to 10° only. cterences, ANTED_0C1 TORER 1 BY SMALL FAMILY), 8- foom House RENT_1102 foruished ST. | RSPeL Sn eeoenigat tae nc OR RENT_TWO FURNISHED ROOMS IN THE Sse stp es Geo tan car line, 1412 J0uh ot: references required.” ig, RENT-TWO CONNECTING ROOMS ON Fsi.2 Funtaished No cbvection to tneut hoeckcoping. “Private fuunily: 128 Cat met 4 El i z i. peg Towa circle, fanest location ts theed ‘liy : al fi-ae Bee ‘Ott RENT THREE UNFURNINHED ROOMS, F2 RENT_BEAUTIFUL ROOMS, SINGLE OR 5 4 seat set FOR SENT Par OF HOUSE FURNISHED TO | Grenses Reta eat nad gaat Hosts coe will rent Caterer with Be RENT — HANDSOME ¥ zCRxt SHED Becerete of Donrwors-_ 903 New Sesame aoe a LivinustOx. Tuy ith at *. a ofl selyoremanite 1100 Oth a Ok RENT —FLEGANT, FURNISHED ROOM FOE BENT | NICE SECOND FLOOR FRONT ont: ion ae ee ‘BEC! f CS tlemen ; care; aan aiable lof one or two wen: Ass UNG MAN WHO dou write Shorthand susdssatel poland dss a map be prepared showing the ex- act location of all mains and _ public lamps, and that the Keg companies be required to report exact location of any proposed new mains. He says, further, that there are many streets on which the pub- lic lamps have been located at too great dis- tance from each other and this evil should be remedied by a rearrangement of the lamps. The rapid growth br the city and the exten- sion of suburban roads will require the erec- tion of a much larger number of lamps durin; the fiscal year 1890-1891 than ever before an the oes estimates are based upon such contemplated increase and present contract prices for materials: THE ESTIMATES, Maintenance of 5,600 street lamps, $112,000; maintenance of 600 new street lamps, $9,000; purchase of 600 lamp posts, $3,600; purchase of lanterns, $2.500; erection of lamp posts, gas and oil, $3,000; painting lamp posts and lanterns and the purchase of street designa- tions, $1.500. Total, $131,600. In conclusion he says that the number of electric lights contracted for for the year 1859-90 is 151. In consequence of an error in engrossing the appropriation bill it was neces- sary to cut off thirteen lights on E street, 10th street west, 13th street west and 32d street west, in order to relight part of the electric lights on the ath side of Pennsylvania avenue between lst 1d 15th. Should these lights be again started, with nine still unlighted on the south side of Pennsylvania avenue between Ist and 15th streets, the number of lights to be provided for in 1890 and 1891 will be 203. The amount required for this service will be $44,557, exclusive of the necessary expenses of inspection. making a total for street lighting for 1890-1891 of $176,157. a Go to Battrwore via THE BALTIMORE AND Oxnto.—The only 45-minute line to the Monu- mental City. Twenty-four trai of Which six are 45-minute express trains, leave Baltimore and Obio station, one square from the Capitol. Round trip during | € xposition w week, $1.20. * ——— ALEXANDRIA. Reported for Tux Evexine Staa Corporation Count.—The corporation court Judge Norton, has closed its September term, Before the close of the term the commissioner's report of the sale of real estate on Prince street in the Whittlesey case was confirmed. The suit of Lucas agt. Lucas was referred to Commis- sioner Callahan for report and the cases of 8. Summers agt. F. Miller of Washington aud of K. B, Poulton of Washington agt. H. 8. Douglas were ordered tobe removed to the circuit court. Tue New O1-Tanx Hovse.—One of the most recent additions to building here has been made by the Baltimore united oil com- Ve? on the margin of the river near Lee and vendleton streets at the place formerly oceu- pied by Schryer’s morocco factory. There three cylinder tanks and a supply house have been put up, a well dug, &c. A railroad track will be laid and the establishment will go into operation within a few weeks, Notes.—The testing and hanging of the elec- tric lamps still goes on and the work is near its completion.——The German building ussocia- tion, No. 4, has determined to invest in real estate and to build and rent houses. There were few applicants for loans,——The rain stopped the improvements on Cameron and Henty streets yesterday, but work was resumed today.—The annual list for 1889 of insolvents owing taxes and of the delinquent property has been filed in the clerk’s office of the corporation court.——Harry C, Brice of this city has been appointed a clerk in the Danville railroad office at Washington.—The Arlington mining com- pany has been chartered here. Mr. G. F. Hill of Washington is the treasurer.--—Potomac 0. last night conferred the de- ruth” _ Upon oon candidates, GEORGETOWN. Not Exoven Water ror tae Miis.—The mills were again compelled to shut down to- day owing to an insufficient supply of of water from the canal. The mills were running sev- eral hours last nignt, ‘Tue Bic Water Maty.—A large force of laborers have begun to excavate the trenches on the Conduit road near the distributing reservoir for the new 48-inch water main. Wuisny axp JeaLousy prompted John en ok colored, to hurl a coal = lamp (which luckily Was not lighted) ai y Moulton last night. She was badly injured ‘< it. Knight was ar- rested by Officer Conton, Tue West Wasuixcton Musica axp Liren- ary AssoctaTion last night elected the follow- ing officers: Mr. Jas, L. Turner, president; Mr. Ignatius, vice president; Miss Katie Brown, see. retary; Miss Bessie Nash, assistant secretary; Rev. J. P. Cox, treasurer. A Dan Tutxo.—A colored witness in the Police Court ‘Naat Sean Judge Mills that it was a dark thing for Wayman Brooks to do to climb over his back fence. Brooks was charged with disturbing the quiet of Georgetown, Brooks paid a fine of @. TEMPERATURE AND CoNDITION o WATER AT 7 A.M.—Great Falls—temperature, 70; condition, 36. Receiving reservoir—temperature, ‘73; con- dition at north connection, 36; condition at south connection, 36, Distributing reservoir— Jot of clothing. The fire was caused from the explosion of an oil lamp. ——___ Conostat Beacu tomorrow, September; last day, —o—___ Joseph Metz, an Italian, while o! awning in Chrystie street, New York, yeoterdny efternoon, touched an electric wire and was in- stantly killed. Cari Schurz returned from Europe to New York yesterday. aac i Shortly after mi it ursday ere was a cloudburst directly over Ganet Island, the water coming down in tre: quanti- ties and doing almost as much damage to the nuein tne rear of the big hotels as the wares bad doue in front. ne Sunday, 15th The Pennsylv: pula Gian ‘ase was eu tro) by fire yesterday $10, O00 temperature, 73; condition at influent gate house, 36; condition at effluent gate house, 36, High tide in the river today at 11:26 p.m.; low tide at 5:22 p.m. —-—__— Whipped Almost to Death. A special from Cullman, Ala., reports the whipping almost to death of a preacher and school teacher named Walls near that place. Walls was teaching a country school, and some —— accused him of chastising their el m too severel ureday night, as Walle wae ont his way Roma frees Sgt ee , he was oan by half a mn prom- inent residents the neighborhood, all of ra] ed Jone bai hand writer. Apply to nos i PPI ANTED=AT 1402 ISTH ST. NW. pS to Cook, Wash and Iron, Womin as Cham bermaid aud to assist with the washing; good refer ences required. Winey: ‘QMEN COOKS, #10 TO a Permaidy Nurses and Liundresses, i city, or i vers or Farin Hands; Colo Ks. AM'L A: COOMBE, 020 Fat kw. scld-2t y AX ED-CANVASSERS, FOR BOYD'S Di tory be plain writers, good spellers and | Siege tober. sddirban tn fetta, BO Ds We ‘TED—A NEAT TIDY COLORED oe TO do Chamber, Work and W Table; none but mced hand need apply. str Teth st. Dw. W LP Rls lerk; a 5 THOMAS 1 RUSSELL 1213 Pa. ave. a WASTED-A MIDDLE-AGED WHITE WOMAN for Geveral House Work in, a Sinall Family good home for # respectable, ence required. ee ly 0 Prenel, Ww STED— BLE BOY, 17 TO 18 YEARS ‘la tnot afraid of work) te learn the Deug Bust. Heferences required. Call at 1228 F at. nw. meei4-at Wittes A HOUSE GIRL, GERMAN PRE- guly one who,can furnish unexceptional references, Apply 1516 K st. n.w. ws D—A STEAD: WORKING ROUNG MAN to Help in Dye House. WANTED ORE A NO.1 en 1 Gasfitter. DANL. HANNAN, nw. Warns TALL YOUNG WHITE ren : AP ly Albaugh’s Stage Door Sunday acres F 6 o'cloe! ANTED-A YOUTH 16 TO 18 YEARS OF AGE, warn the Drug ssusiness. Address, by malt RELIABLE PHANMACY, 10th — piw.seld-i D—T" AND SHE Wi —TWO UNION TINNERS Iron Workers. Apply at 1103 ibe ww Tes JANTED—A MERCHANDISE BROKER, HAVING e Houses than a properly attend to, Partner Adar ving references, Box Ease Capitol stations At’ WASTED ADVERTISING SOLICITORS, EXP: Fenced, for Local Work: salary and cominissi 15, Central bank building. NE A a NCOE tk ond F Ww \TED— 0 GERMAN OR French preferred. te wore totent ond Sew; also House Keeper: family of two adults. Cull at eaubee Sunday; at 2410 14th st afterward. ‘A FIRST-CLASS BARBER. ADDRESS 2d Bt., Georgetown, D. ED—A WHITE GIRL ee DO aarear Tae Work; uo washing or ironing. Apply. 310 7th st. A YOUNG LADY To GI ing Machines, Address H. Ww ED—A ITE GIRL TO DO GEN Mousrwark fore fumily cr tines raust be 800d cook, — and trows Es auect w. HITE ae a Saat Private Fuunlly. Apply at 4520 Pon, ave. ween Cj alge Le eden! TERS, ACCU: tomed fo puting UI BB, ot work. Cail TOth st. we Bel Ww OTLO DUKE! ANTEDS A WOMAN TO DO CHAMBER WORK and Waiting at 1s24 Jefferson place; u those with best references need apply. Wr: J ANTED-PHOTOGRAPHER—& FIRST-CLASS arc! ral x wages tos Borat votmen, 1 Menu and iGeueeal House Workers Erivate ety: Trained S ‘and. Cooks a specialt Getman Help : District hago oee season? ‘pring refer ere! 19 Pa. v \y ANTED—CHAMBELKMA’ ‘sk AND WAITER! Apply to CAPT. SYMONS, 1735 De Sales 6! between! and 10 a.m. Hefereuce eauire RL FOR G Wasiee. WHITE SERVANT eral Housework ; only Two in Family; retere required. Apply at 1417 20th at.u.w. | sel2-it" WA ‘fED—BOYS WITH GOOD Coats a Loe wie L ly Luesday anc vie 803 web ae Sohal para all was ‘EI reau, co white ap Distris tion to7 H aducted by adios Men and. W colored, for ali’ kinds of domestic labor, 1oF nd states, with references, 717 M at. nw, KE THE AG OF Dati saleinche Seen e 7 the. vther yes 1D proportior rare permanent business at hor a nd weve applies ned by the safe einuath, 0. AUS-a&worrt Vaan ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN, LIV ing outside Washington, to represent our ‘house in hin State. Salary about 100 pe eee ven aud egacted. SUPT. MFG. lock Box 610, New York. Chokes se V yANTED-COLORED RAILROAD HANDS TO Work in Calvert county, Md. Transportation frow Baltin furnished on appheation to HOWARD E- PEDDICUMD, 10 North Wt, baltiivore. wuzd-Lin* WANTED—S ITUATI ONS _ WANTED BY A (RESPE :CTABLE COLORED Girl « Plac eau furnish good refer- Fieawe call at stenw. slat" ANTED-SITUATIONS FOR COOKS, HOUS! nen, Maida, Wail : Butlers, vel er Feasts, Oyster Binicbera fe m Hotels Bebres: Keataura only the best NHAM'S, 1/10 : ANTED—AN FS EXPERIENCED refereiice, Addrens M-M.M., Bear oflice. ANTED_GO TO DICK'S AGENCY FOR Housewnids, Waitress, Nurses; Laundress, Coa men, Butlers, Waiters, and geucral housework. TbGt. ww. Also European Steamship agent. sel Warten. ~HOUSEKEEPERS, “AT’ Send us your orders for House Worke: Rooms Wanted and Eor Rent in all parts of the city, furninbed and uu! LG st. now, au3s1-18¢ ANTED—BY A YOUNG Cc ah en crecney Btore as Forter oF Saiec sud ian ft work in fauiil good references given. ire. AMES BUTLER, Star office. it Wisnnearee BY A_ RESPECTABLE WHT! — owl ta ence: YOUNG LADY ter would like Einployment in an Ottice; 613 LOKED MAN, PLAVE T ‘8 Pluce to do General Housework for a food Cook: ne Washing oF tronitg ; ood Box 124, Star office," “1t* WHEE, HEAI UARTERS POSITIONS for Couks, Chambermaid, Waitress, Laundress and rece, Bemnuitress, Men Walters, Cooks, Coachiaen, utlers. AML MBE, 0-6 F st. a ANTED BY Se AGi HITE map, * Place to do Plain Sewing foo one in Light Housework ins Private. Fool best of refer- ences, Address Box 97, Star office. wel. ANTED-BY A FIRST-CLASS DLESS MAKER pater? by the day or week. Addre ~ MIDDL! ANTED-BY A YOUNG Wits fo fglonek onBic Pe y stats = “sy fur- setae das aa ia wile ok costars we Rar aerate THAPEROR: cruews of Companion by refined, ini Ne-as raged rua, Competent in singing susie, Geran, ky: Nish, French, alien; Siret-class ref.’ 8M V., Star omc sel dusite ANTED_A YOUNG MAN WITH TYPEWRITER OF is own, would likes Duntion as type Writer and “ppt ih Lawyer's lice, Address TAPE ik? Star office, te MW: HIED-SITUATIONS FOR THREE GOOD eens f, oe v,. Ee irst-clase Waiters aud a eared Mas lan for Driving petted w dea or Dr ‘and. General Work, two 0 Housekeepers, 717 M NTED-BY TWO CAPABLE WHITE GIRLS, Wee ‘as Cook apd Chamber berwneid i pelea — erences xiven. Address B,H.G. office. Dg ae STUDENT A LAW (SECOND w Ottice, Address Position ins MILE Biarotice. ale Wesire saci KEEPERS, COME TO Dis- and american Help: best eis ell een our our barest t ine D reeistered | ‘tal eit it] wipe ve io Beate Fae Servants; Trained Nurses L T719 Pac ave. edz St” Werte POSITION A ‘AS ¢ AS, COMPANION OR | ples VAN SE te Mae sel2-3t* wi ATED A SE Roak QQOK” SMALL FaaiLy. ANTED—BY YOUNG TabY FROM Finarsra, Ae exchanxed, ‘Address Si Star oftce W: TED YOUNG LADY OF FINISHED MUST- = aT gy vA WUsier wat WANTED—BOARD. SE ly ANTED-HO SES TO RENT—HA’ 2M ai tel Powis GRAHAM, 605 14 st, n.w. se] 2-38 attractively furnished Partially so, in use, attractively furni or it moderate rental e 7 Pacific ave., Atlantic City, pis NTED—HOUSES TO RENT—I CAN FURNISH ‘ANo. 1 Tenants ior & lases humor od ueseeet obce; if your houses are vacant I can rent them for you without dela: Ay; prompt settlements aud careful atten Eaut collections » apecsalty. tion CA. BELL W. BUSHNELL, A‘ au: y ANTED—IF YOU HAVE NOT SUCCEED! finding a good tenant for your houses brin as we have large de nd RMRON & KAMEY, wat —THE STRICT ee ATION WHICH cur office (with an experience of nearly, 10 years) giving to its Rental Department has enabled us P OUF housey well tenuuted, aud has Left us with few A) ite IN hea I for houses of all kinds lecated; juodera uprove- | YOR RENT THE “ENTIRE TOP FLOOR OF 4 | ROK RES LAR ANGE, 3 NICELY, FURNISHED four rooms; front Foom Rooms, ‘Aret-class able for office. “1004 7th st. B sol 4-3t" senrenient to crs to cats ‘tod erdice, reference, 1 28 x VE 30H RENT-ELEGANTLY-FURRIGHED ROOMS, u rent desirable houses iumme- Cre ay or single, at 1227 15th st.; ee JOR sear Dalal d eerie neg ae ‘tépa in the city. in new buildi: mod. imp. a of 1—SMALL COZY Fes BENT “THOSE NEW 2. -STORY AND BASE: it 8-ToO} 4th and ih ste. & ae Pp PARDON 1326 F et.ol4-4¢ ING Room AND RITCHEY. 3 TO —TWO, Taek -SIZE_ COMMUNICAT- ing, Furnished Rooms, second floor, south front: one ot ier best hosetone in city, 805 K st. }OK RENT—FURNISHED CR UNFURNISHED— wo Connecting Kooms, #1 703 15th et. n.w. ert same 1m” JOR RENT—ROOMS; BEAUTIFUL, PARLORS; ‘coms, single or en suite ferred. Call it 22° Grant lace, trots 8 to. iieads i RENT UNFURNISHED, OCTOBER “4.207 G3; PARKER, F ic Desirable Fico ——— houses to offer for rent, ey, vl Hcg on ALEDenOOw AD, ete Residenty jor, non-reeldents having Furnished| ot ond Bath: all.in good condition; cam be seen between i, Pi raion AND non Goa PRESS- Unfurnished: Houses or Stores to Rent can bave ae eens. corn special japtention, to their interests b RRS Shena in Fone RavaoAt S15 7 515 F ST. N. W.. LARGE NICELY Yeruian aye, * : southern € - 4 gellent location: wpleudid table board welt a JOR RENT—AT 70y 10TH ST. N.w. NEWLY SALEGOOD-6E¥ SEVEN-ROOM i House, of corner lot, 140x208 feet: abundance of shade ___WANTED—ROOMS,_| EvigiSty WSS a Pia tal thax Mea pelagic a aT eatggtae sae ae V ANTED — IMMEDIATELY — SECOND-FLOOR Fins RENT — TWO OR THREE on ae sel4,skm-2t cas Fiat of Three or ¥owr Koonis for Very Light House for housekeeping. Inquire 422 M EB aoRTeaaE end he p Jomest price for ni _ oR RENT—TO A CATERER, DINING HE 2-story Bay-wind. Ae LEON H., S18 14th te i.v. - and Kitchet srclaan, neatly. kept neferences wa 19500 cant tad Balance vo Sure 83,000 | He ‘TED—A FAMILY OF TWO ADULTS AND | required. “Addroas H. M., Star office, Tt" | Ct. bet Oth end Toth stn. 8 rocmun ant bai x fo Children would like Rooms and Boardin s| [>on RENT—TWO VERY PLEASANT, FAROE, $igties, press brick, bay window, €500 Private ‘Famil in Be ao partof the city, from Setober 10." daress 0. ¥ Star office, 5 uy permanent fenante, NEY, Koom 1, 711 G st. nw. INFURN! ISHED ROOMS FRONT dress or t Room preferred, with board for’ gentle- mau e, bet. Hand P, 18th and Address A.C.C., stating price, this office. | WASTED-t80 UNFURN cating Kooms bet state lowest price to GEOKG WANTED BY GENTLEMAN AND WIP Cufurnisiied | Comistuicating “Rooms, ‘yecond floor; reterences, Address A. B. Z., Star office. bel+ | Wax Th ‘D—BY A GENTLHMAN A. ree Rooms on Same Floor, b Ath and G and M sts, nw. permanent if cheap, ‘Star ottice, W WO FL DI aie for Lighe Housexeepin rent reasonable. . F., Star office. TW Wi OR NF ‘Koos, without Board, in a quiet fam: tds tornorthwest, Refurences exchangd. ress S LADL ween Oth and Ae ROOMS, SI ie Man anil Wifo; seld-2t" (| AND WIFE, TWO ne, Partly Furcinned Room with privilere of light housekeeping; im ceutral part of as reasonable, Address M.AA., Star office. was ED—BY A fortuble Suny Roors, grate prices permanent if particulars." W.K-F. V FANTED — BY OCTOBER end wife, withont children,’ T: furnished Second-story Rooms, in hot of #th st, and north of t from § dress J. D. LEE, star of wast BY ASINGLE GENTLEMAN, A FUR- nished oom in the northwest «ction of the Address, stating terms, P. 0. Box Gu, city. sel4. YANTED-FURNISHED ROOM, MONTHLY, for occasional use by quiet, discreet party, dross, with terms, B: V ANTED—SUIT in central Lo Box 160, Star oa Ww Wars. for the w TLEMAN, A COM- til convenloncest atrode suited; State price and full Star ottice, Address 3. L OFFICER WIF, Sitting Room end: Wed Rone with Board inter from October 1 in a Private Family eure no other buarders; must be between ihe Wand Nets. uw, Add ND WIE r Unfurnished Rooms for i ing; terms must be reasonal was. Address A.S.H. V y ANTE D—DE: ie Koon tH LAW EC ; NW Gity Hall, Address 1 P cht hous and include bi a IN izht Instruction in English, ry Music, Room and One Meal il ‘T! daughter (adult without board, north Muanent It antisfuct: dress Hi tx; per- a Ad- JOOPE, 5 3, Unturn Keeping. ‘Address V e STABLE T Store ‘Stock © th Good Loc ality y, House in Northwest for about $7,000, Address J.B. CU LLINANE & CO., 609 F st. n.w. V T ANTED-BY AGENTLEMAN A POSITION AS Instructor in some Evening School; gives the following testimonial fo recommend Prof. O. J. bass pyed as Stuperintendent of the Beliville (0.). bub has met with Kood snee sn well qualified tn all the tances four High School Course, aud aims to cultivate good ralaaid to secure diligent and good recitations, * We have always found lim faithful aud diligent in the discharge of every duty, and uituing to do con- scientious teaching, and hence ean take pleasure in 1 to others, reco! dine Very ieapecttully, x MI I, Pres..? Board of i +) Education, Address OZIAS J. MAIKLE, Box 370 ‘City BLO. It WAS LED cas00 FOR SEX MONTHS, FOR WHICH 10 per cont per anuuin will be Good secur ity and a fair bonus. Address Box 357, City Post Oitice. sels 7 ANTED—G 1; OFFICE (ASSURED position) wants %: 100 fcr six months; bonus; curity. M.A.C., Star offic f ie y ANTED—Dk: ADE $ CUTTING M TNGTUN'S CUT LING BOALE, Jugt Patented, enables every one to Learn ty Cut all’ Kinds of Garments reudi! “4 Persons learning ed in positions to pears ud pod wasee: Cutters apply at the school, 6 Basted Liuiux, with Sleev PAYS THE HIGHEST CASH Prices for Second-hand Furniture, Carpets Feathers, Entire a 219 7th wt TED—FIFTY OK ONE HUND! Murdwood Charcoal, Address AKDSON, cor.of Delaware ave. and N's TED TRE OWNER ¢ PF A SINE FEMAL jewfoundlan 10 inform ine should he 8 litter of good breed; no charge. ‘Address W.C Cs Star ollice, Wasrto- A YOUNG LADY WITH EXPERIENCE in Drawing and Painting will Give Instructions Few Pupils at 40c. per lesson, Callat 516 WASTED —AN ESTABLISHED BUSINESS, ote Pe full particulars, J, P. LAW WANED, BUSINESS MEN TO CALL AT THE WUMAT IF TYVEWKITING AND STENOG- RAPHY, own 2, iuilding, to secure expe- Fienced “Type-writere Stenographers for, thelr Pes. sel 2st" ANTE D— HORSES TO PASTURE AT GEN. E. ¥. Beale's Stock Farm, 7 wiles frou. city fed and eet perio. addreds or inquire E 'B, LAF- YE) Hay Scales, cor, 10th st, and La. ave., city, AN NTED PARLOR” FURNITURE UPHOL- tered, Mattresses Made Over; Work Done Neat and Substantial Manner, orders work; satisfaction guaranteed. ©. Ni) G st. hw. WASTED. gE pry 640 0 a. N. selling Stoves, Heaters at i Prices. i Kooning, and epalring done with dispate! [SAEED BOURKE BOLD D FURNTFORE. ire, Store Fixtun tu Houssholda bes "Address © ANTED—LADI hig f RAL hire cre for female diseascs es EEE $1; ood Purifier,” cures Mal sierine dons ples free. Mrs. F. A. BAILEY, General Agent, 317 4 a ja0-s&w-9m* Clog ae TO ae me MONTHLY, hich ii your rent snd givesoua tose. as tat Set Tsun ave. ae, ANTED—1 Sees 000 SBCONRARD Gr highest cash price is Sg ee aN oe where | WW wate S Cpr a bee) fo for Pee “wiacrantod otto wet ise. ee i eee Ware ss ET CLEAN) iD Cominunicating Rooms, well F st. bet. 2d and ‘id sts., floor; one Furnished or Unt! THoom, Bist fours cars fami, 220 WN rh POR a NORTHWEST. “oR | Capitoren pe cblicopier moa wel4-3t T at near 14th, G-room Beck, alli (renting | 30 per month, lot. TUE RENT — SECOND, LOOK. Petey Wy 2 Bay-window, 7 a an Wwindow, closets, bath, heat and gues suitable | Behessee Rete Yoth sta bers Bay win: ior ight uouse Keeping, terms, $12. 710 Set tev. | dow Brickeall m1 > 3,500 R SALE =F. N st. near Fe ss TWO LADIES OR A MARRIED couple without children, an 8-room Furnished SOUTHWEST. Nwindow E Bricks all mt 2gne b-w.j terms $50 per mouth. Address C rrame, lot 20x! Bay. wwrlndow Prats House on 8 st. P.O. Box 632, cliy, FOR SALE, INVESTMENTS. OR BE: FAMILY OF OF TWO, TW Fok ‘ 5 Houses northeast (bricks) renting for —— ee @ Communicating Roo 8, second floor ; heat, ines of tars; no children: 86: 72. COND FLOOR, BOUTH ¥ ‘ONT, 2 OR, 8001 ONT | 608 Lergemrusememaraneat Fi ingen éik, 0 Ee ow Forse e- A NICE HOME OR & rare oa hed wate family adults, ref only three squares { Ca Serniabed O74 northern peivete fa house coutaine 7 rome and bath; lot J2xD5: tiered for afew y, cays at 93.000; the lot alone ts worth the price. Fits RENT_WELL FURNISHED FRONT AxB ONE, 506 F st. now. se14-3t Second Story Rooms; reference requ cata sel4-ut® UN URNISHED COMM COMMUNICATING Rooms, first and second and sirable; light housekeeping if p: oe SF rs TH CSALE—MAS, AVE. NEAK STANTON PARK; y-wit Bricl ere in every Beanulidcation 1 oly $3,500. detail AVID D. BION, FOR SALE—HOUSES. _ SALE-NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE—A VERT containing 1] rooms iahed prices IModerste | Hus. J. Fisuen zoo, ioeé F st. ow. ‘OR SALE—ATTRAOTIVE 1 HOME Just ey = 4 and couvenient a: CK cellar under == ee ee Street paved. sowered and core fruit trees pleated. For yiiseerie may rt to TYLER & sera 1907 F et. Poh SALE MODERN 1 BRICK D' and Bath Koom centrally Toons Saas comeniod i mod. aaa con {con TeReRt to Bevsion Ofice, terior Dept and se7-2w* Les & SRUTHENT ORD. 150 Fecnw. Fee, §8-2; ;fiQOM Midis BRICK, BAY-wi with 3.000 vaud , lot 20 Sotonality tes tobee hag ase Will sell JOK SALE—AT A SACRIFICE, IN SonTHwrs® section. four nearly hew Sivail Houses, rented 1 Bianly 20, $1050 cock W c JOuN MMA * ‘co. 1407 Fett ALE—A GOOD INVESTMENT—SIX-ROOM ae and Ba Bath Brick House, prossed-brick front; pa- throughout ; easy of access ‘mar Tented tos gvod tenaut, oDth G00; easy terms AMEX, 1 bele-st JOR SALE—CHOICE OF TWO B BEA aurirt t Groom Licks: ball, beth, water, aa, lance grounds hera‘cu’ @)00 caste CiiaSeAlTLEMAS 00 sess. vestment. U. bg Boren si Sis aen FE Diseases Mass. ave, n.¢., New Gr. Bricks, mi; | te Sta . New Gr, Brick all mis 723.and 725 Oth st ue. New Gr. Bricks, mis 27 OW at ne, New Gr. Brick; #4250. |. BO GRAY £00, _sel4-6t 637 Pet, ROK 5 SALE—DENIRABLE CORNER “PROPERTY, suitable tor club Louse or several business places: jot BO feet on 10th si. aud 380 feet on Graut place, im proved by S-story Brick; 20240. OWNER, ou prem Fa SALE—016 B ST Ss a BET. CTH AND 7th, Toon, Frame Be 14 ft. Zin by 88 B LEONARD, 319 MASS. AVE. THREE STORIES Jiesement bas kitchen, furnace par. vom and breakfast rool brary aud dining rovan; 24 foot 3 chambers and bat : od 5 Closein, pel placem cabanet mentee. speaklug tubes, ac: Suushed in bard word: handaomery papored. particulars apply to J. 1. Da kk, 1308 Fst, wit 6. JOR SALE—A BARGAIN—A FINE (Ew, THKER- story and Back-buiiding Bay-window and devtuely fhuiabed in, Cherry ¢ <n the best iun- uate, Haudeome (aew) wo-story Howse, bay-wintow and balcony; seven Tous ; Buished in uiatural wood, $2,650; or, with 290, 825 monthly. Possession Bt otice |W New York ave, rT og is: x mo ts Oy SE ee CiAuLES W HANDY, R iHEAP—10 OF THOSE EW a ‘SALE—C! Houses on E st. bet. 9th and 1 th s.w.: 6 rooms ‘T-21 GRANT PLACE LARGE Pi aand bath, ail mod imps, oue of, the best Lavestuvente t Roots, furnished nd unfurnished ; ; | ever odteed in sonek viciaae tte ie eu improveménts Good Table Board__"_1t*_ | homes: term very easy : price only @3,000 cach will —LARGE PLEASANT 'T ROOMS, FUR- Offer them at that price for afew Pe hed or unfurnished: wood ch 0 ane: tion; no eee eh st. Dw. The above houses have press-brick fronts, and Vay ARTY WIIHOUT CHILDREN— | windows, Any one with 8500 can bus one of them rh with three closets and C. H. PARKER, bay whidow: joan Bear} willipernust vory light houge- | _wel4-3t ' Sand Baw. keeping. Call at 420° JOR KENT-FLEASA 2 ‘aa WINDOW | one day, weck or month, with board. Fossaan SALE—THE MOST COMPLETE HOUSE IN Pleasant; new, besutifully finished aud by the Rear 4 | pered attic and si aid cellar Iines of carsand Interior department, 901 D1 See ot | BOR ot wi ate 87,000. sous G ‘OR RENT—TO PERMANENT TENANT, NICE | JYOK SALE wie aarti -AND-BASEMENT- Front Furnished Koom in 216 Indiaus ave. New Cellar House, nearly new; 22 ft. front; 10rs. house, No other ruomers. sel4-zt* Tooms deep; room for’ stable on eon Tear. bath; 4 Price, $11,750—$2,000 or $3,000 cash, balance on long tinue er 5 per cout interest. JOHN SHERMAN #00, For RES RENT—115, 5, MARYLAND. AVE. AVE. Ry 7 te or Ge et ed, single or en nsulte, No = Fe RENT—AN ELEGANT Sure OF PARLOR and Chamber on first floor; hands: second floor: excellent Iueation ; every thing = aad first-class; To2z Ist. n. se14-3t BR Serger Ww 0, NICE = _ tmuticating Ded private; gontiemon preferred. “Apply at 20S Het ae Ve a OR BE NT_TWO "UNFURNISHED COMMUNT- pt Deatratl ct oper aud occupte ten: ut Pac 3 “pare geodieit Jou Seehe Pk Co. one SALE—HOUSE ON 22D ST. BET. N AND | 9 eos bath and icoae So strect to be coucreted, Ren' SHERMAN & CO., Ty0r AVE. Aroma om FR ¥ FURNISHED com- for Light Housekeeping: | closets | goer uf grousds tine po age in both. fs: — and gas; also one 4 How Aor: ‘reteretces. exchanyed; Tent in advance Rosana owNen “"e™ Only 0,000! a st iw, a ——o VOR & ENT 1003 ST. NOW, SIX RESIDENCE, Furnished Hoorae with Fine ‘bse Board at Mod 00M with fist leas thai! a block from herd oe JOR BALE-—W14 EAST CAPIiO. rooms; in jeriect order: low price, Inquire om ‘the prewises on aud after Monday. ecle—st® Fo SALE 1114 suid 1126 Oth a *w. iG o st nw, bh, mi 225 Indien ove: 1731 ii 4 iyzdy Maw 278 Eh ee ena books, For full let caller cce tor bulletin terand ok is. For at lor ny on thelstand 15th. [sel3! THOS. k WAGGAMAR, JOR SALE-ANY PERSON MAVING A HOUSE and Fa 2d thres | H¥ valued st #5.000 to $7,500, who will sell aud take locks froin two. street car lines; 63,000. yet ly at | 3 valual near business cHaldrou,“* Central location, ‘near street care; 20 | premincs, 1004 B st, 6.6. se PPT tet | may address Room ear Soa Bae SF Boukb. weiLaue: | ron eake— 301 VERY | CHEAP MONTHLY | Pav nished sncond-stocy Eront Bove. overlooking le; w rented to Geutleman only, Aihode Island ave, re (74%) 8 and Sth sts. nw. ; lot 25x5' Frawe corner for store. improved by small" img; price 0. Ba NICELY FUR- with oF without _516 2d wt. nid sel ROK _RENT—A PART OF HOUSE, F Rooms tn private famil . Central location Nis! E ‘Sth and | sta. 'n.w.t Lot 50 x61, im- ‘or Unturulshed, to a demteable conpte without chit | ,<721) Commer 1th hn dren, or Kooms to Gentlemen; desirable location and ‘and ‘ithate ne. tee near cars, Address Box 132, Star office. se13-3t" ea esuny oe 7th ata. tLe 5 ~ | Aud basement Brick ; 83,800, ‘ «601) tween N and Osts. nw. ; five Frame ; $3,300. (761) Fuear ist st. now.; tw rooms and bath; stable in’ rear month: $3,500. (660) Lith between D and E sts. s.¢. 16%x117.3 each, improved FOk, RENT _EURNISHED — TWO “LAI imunieating Rooms, second floor, suitable for honsekeeping. use of parlor; $18. ‘Also jo on shia floor, 815. 310 1st .; Two Lots Two Frame Ho th st. n.w., having faut oe of ‘call again he muy be able to secure the first two doors, by uses, tuys big iutercat on investment for both wise : baytug ty ie iuvestmient ; for both $3,800. x RE £ DSOME N ten 5,000. ceeow nisms Foe ae HANDSOME NEWL (740) North side D between 2d and 3a ats. nw. imen bly. 1227 Mt sis Brick in excellent order; uine rooms QOK RENT--THREE UNFURS OM! d between Band C sta.» “room Brick; nccoud dove, large south froutesee with ene SAEs well [ built atid huished in best tu 7.000, with gxs and Leat, $17. ne are shed oom, fret » M between aes and 21st sts. ; three-story Noor, With heat aud gas, $10. 931 Lst.aw. ee seven: roo rick: 7. ae 20k ENTE Tanase, eos 780) ew Hampshire. ave. between L and M sta.; D | purse stony Brick; eight rooms: s beautiful home; 764) Hopkine st. n.w.; bet nee finixbed four- ” mie -room Brick: decorated walls, (5) 3d between D and E ste, =r "Rooms, with closet im each roc, all toned by Jock: heat by furnace ;on third story Si ihe | tiy built in northwest section of cits. The vs to lease or rent the rooms tos < ier. u- pied by a respectable colored family. ‘Tile i's rare opportunity, Address OWNER, Star office, #e1 3-3 Es RENT—FURNISHED—PARLOR AND BED 2, gecoud floor ; also owe large Frovt Rgom, te mi Inquire 308 2d at. = BAC PARLOR, 810 per uonth, forwentiemant with or Aka Bose home cousforts; convenient t6 cara. 1126 Oth at mw. omen BY) bUV. « 790) New Hampshire Fe ‘D.w. near teappealesal ave; new three-story ten-rvom Brick; epleudidly RE back posure, ae 2QK KENT — NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM, AT nience No. 2 22 Hat. p. se13-3e* i Hee Bat Connecticut ave.; jesent ee JOR REN’ T-UNFE URNISHED FRONT A AND B. sn teen rooms: modern DR RENT _ UNFURNISHED 1 AGE | owned by an army uficer whe has boen sie No children; no other roomers; ref light-housekeeping. 31 H nw. _ e POH RENT—A SUITE OF FOUR U UNFURNISHED Kooms on second floor, especially arranged Hight housekeeping, with bath ‘and gus; 1208 th st. 6 F st. nw. i OR 8 cag So RARE CHANCE FOR Ed abd Fo RENT—HANDSOME ROOMS, oe F ment: 0 be sold to close, the affairs of @ syndice: OF unfurnished, single or en suite; model house; | Four Day window; alee Hall Rooms at low 6; rst Houses i's table board,’ 478 at the corner Sth and O sis, n.w. Sor pant 40 os each; ie Fee _ THREE LARGE COMMUNICATING Poons deer Riroben ny Tegner heat, ‘aud overs" couvenience; rT losets; on sin thie of “pale ply 1428 Pires ors paying peer it ou the in laurie ©) i on una) ofc PI cent on yveslinent aS place b. selo-lw Ho! ‘KING & co, SUF at aw, = te TOR SALE A RARE CHANCE TO PROCURE X | celle je por- i sbundance of light and ventiistee* Lege oe oe ot ore a ventilation - a eae, ii sae on premises, BO North < Carolina ave. 1t* OR RENTS To responsible persons without small children, Commodious and Handsomely Furnished Rooms, sin? gle and en suite, anew house (south trout) baving ull the modern con veniences: steam, opeu fire places, slcctric bells tates, sanitary plumbing, fe; conven, ient to two lines of street cars an in the most healthful and destratls residence, portion of the ci Doar furnished witl- or without ths none ees SALE WE x tay wanlog Hate ee NEW re ROOM 8e13-2t° 1217 Ks at. nw. “ small cash payments, balance R RENT—TWO UNFURNISHED " Poza oye, aomaaanme Boos 38 | children taken; references required ‘and given Y207 Ost. nw. se13-2te R RENT—A PLEASANT FURNISHED would ctnforallyaceammodate ro Fentlewen ‘desired; Hall ‘rooms can be Tented, preven mos Venieut to carw 920 Oth st, uw. sei3-3te 235 feet front, Price asked. A. P. a RENT-1017 18T. N.W., THREE - Fist npr es aS i Toon ot second Hour: i eum ‘NewYork aveseud Belt une care SALE—AT Re ik SALE. its; BLS D Pironut, inm porch, 63,000. Willan t ETT, 510 F st. es Stuck: JOR SALE ANOTHER WALLACH PLAC 5 aarl SE bear tow g seven rooms, bath, pemmye| © 4 south bay trout, lot 18x80 to alley, large red Widen? & stoke Ti, SloF nw. wi3-3e OTH ST. NEAR HW NE SIX Frese sale 7 zB bay front, ms haps. ven #100 balance” ToULhiy” payments, Will STOoKETT B10 Faw. —_ nelsSe Fe ‘BALE—93,000_BEAUTIFUL NEW Led inne. CAKUSL EVANS & CARUSIL, ,000—New Nive-rooun Hot = ‘CAKUSL, EV. cS 9,500—A I welve-roctn House near Capt vi Bot! eS end, 224 Fat, Cheap ali parts of city, _sel3-3t" CAKUSI, EVANS & CALL Pet FLOR SALE—A BEACTIFUL COLNE Propet: in the hurthwest; seven room, and cellar; ine wide parking Sacowth and wes trewene all ees erp siuprovemente; very tasteful inside ites Handsome Eight-room (bath and cellar) House ‘Sth st. jot evening 14 side and rear alley, wi — s5,000, Kitchen, front parking Dia-room brick, with all modern improvements, on 11th st. between Last Capitol st. ‘end Peuts;lvauis ave. ; £2,500. bie modern improvements, old style Be tur seateos 18th wt, near Peunaylvauia ave.; m Press Brick; all modern improvements; lot Lux100; Tat 84,000. G-room p.b,, ail mod. uap.; lot 16115; Fn. un Frame, brick besetvent, all tood. tmp: newly paluted: Irn fence: lot Zong. Sih stn ws @L000. S-roull p.b, bath, b.w.: dot 16xL Oo; Let, 000. ¥-room Brick, all mod. tmp.; lot 162120; Kme, #z,500, S-rogm Frame, Cottages: new lots 50%200; gue-halt mate frou city @1oU cael, balance monthly $1, 700, é-rvom cor. Brick on 13th st, uw. ; side ech et bm yard —NEW FOU! Bazonz, me ent 00 SYPHERD, biun buding. ENGLISH: 2’ rooms, bath Fine Residence, 909 13th at. sige Frautlin ark Tour sturtes and ‘basemaeuk; teens Plete tu every: detail. ‘For peruiission to iuepest ed. GURLEY BRos., 1335 F street, ALSO, 4,007 18th at, Story and basement brick, sa ae O and P, 4 stories and ‘BO. Two Nice Dwe ure ot: Hopkine place 2 patome. Segue, creer in all Dor ali particulars inquire 2e13-2t FOE SALE AT A BA story Pressed-bric! anguire on 29 x RENTS ST. N.W., ELEGANTLY scene’ see bance th amine a Sh : “ ea oan cn aati PEL ri cf. choice table’ board, hs RENT— F 207 GST. Nw. Furnished South Front ra 7 Biy Window Roomson Fe FURNISHED — ONE SECOND Bie sont with leer: 1 third floor front; will or together; rentlow. 1426 11th st. iw. eel 2-3 EUR- ee Foe See. rt CORCORAN ey Two ota Gee cee FER rout Hoon fara 9TH “ LA Soe ale LY rent @: Per mobth Gach. Apply whe Feu oat aes as earn 2S x on, fuse ee ee ee POR EXCHANGE ol es