Evening Star Newspaper, September 16, 1889, Page 2

A THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C MONDAY; SEPTEMBER 16, 1889. PERSONAL MENTION. THE TENNIS TOURNAMENT. On the arrival of the he President at Deer Park | Everything Ready for for the Games To- tarday at 6 p.m. he was met at the station = Mra. Harrison and Mrs. McKee. Represent- ative Grosvenor of Ohio, who was on the same train, stopped off took tea at the White House cottage and left on a late train for his Ohio home. Miss Minnie Wanamaker, the morrow—Visiting ani and Local Players. Everything looks exceedingly auspicious for ®@ successful tournameft this week at the Highlands, The bright sun of today has The eldest daughter of the Postmaster General, will | Placed the courts in splendid condition. be the sent guest at the White House cottage. | latter have been rolled and one of them has She is expected to arrive today. Hon, E. Campbell and wife left for Ohio. Mas. J. Tracy has returned to the city from Greenville, N. J., her sister. Mr. Tyler Townsend and Miss hentia Hess were married last Tuesday afternoon b; Rev. J. G. Butler at the parsonage of the Me- morial Lutheran church. 7 after the ceremony Mr. and Mrs, Townsend left the city for a short stay in the mountains. Dr. John R. Quinan, who is visiting his son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs, John A. Quinan, week. Mr. and Mrs, Frankland Jannus and family | pla; have returned from Asbury Park. Miss Louisa S. Weightman has returned from Asbury Park. Mrs, Phoebe H. Jannus has returned from James | been marked off for practice this afternoon. The pretty surroundings of the Country club were never seen to better advantage. The where she has been visiting foliage is beautifully green, and the copious rains of last week have caused the wild flowers to blossom in the fields, Up to $ o'clock this afternoon but three of the northern onan had arrived. Priced the fouth), G Wristt of @ south), Geo, & Ditson), and Mr. Manchester, all of Longwood Kony These pet om, were pract and will doubt- ticing this will return to Baltimore the latter part of the | less be joined he grad others before night. sth attention been shown these — — by the members of the Country clu! the local tennis men. Mr. McMullan, Mr. Hobart, and Mr. Miller of New York are ex- — at4o'clock. The latter will The dewiig with r. Mansfield in the doubles, will occur at the club house tonight, and it S Asbury Park and is staying with her son, | estimated that about twenty-two singles and as Frankland Jannus, at 1104 New Hemapekiee pom being transferred arouud the Bennings bridge | cents, thus making avenue, nursing a sprained ankle, received wreck Friday night last. Dr. and Mrs. Hartleben xcturned home on Friday last. Miss Annie Chamberlain has returned from & two-weeks’ stay in Baltimore, where she has been visiting relatives. Mr. 8. C, Wallach has gone to New York to meet Mr. and Mrs, 8. C. Noot, who have ar- rived there from an extended trip through Europe. Mr. and Mrs. L. Noot were also on the same steamer. Ex-Minister and Mrs, John W. Foster, who made an extensive summer tri ee h the west, visiting the Yosemite F; ‘ellow- stone Park, San Francisco, and afterwacd mak- ing the voyage to Alaska, have returned to the city and opened their I street home. Mr. Fos- ter returned some days ago, and Mra, Foster, who was Visiting some relatives in Jersey City, reached home on Saturday night. Mr. and as Foster are both in excellent health. Miss anor Foster, who speat the summer at Mo- i wk with friends, is now visiting in Goshen, N.Y., and will not be back before the Ist of October. Mrs, A. R. Spofford and Miss Spofford sum- mered at Mohawk lake and have returned to the city. Mr. Reavel Savage of Baltimore has leased Mra. Hoxie’s house, No. 1632 K street, on the corner of Farragut square. Mr. and Mra. Savage have many friends among the well- known society people of Baltimore. ‘The house now occupied by Mr. Jas. Fenner Lee, and that was the scene of many brilliant social events last season, has been leased by Senator Voorhees. Miss Voorhees will dispense | her usual pleasant hospitality during the coming | congressional season, The house is No. 1909 N street. . Ex-Representative R. B. F. Pierce of Indian- apolis returned to his home last week after a brief sojourn in this city. Minister Kasson will leave his house on McPherson square this week and take up his residence in @ house on Pennsylvania avenue, near Washington circle, Surgeon General Hamilton of Capitol Hill has purchased Mr. Kasson’s 15th-street house and will occupy it at an early date. Col. T. 8. Williams, private secretary to Gov. Hill. is im the city today, having come over from Iths Col. Williams is tling his affairs here as corre- New York Commercial Adver- i he filled here last year. He leaves here tomorrow for a visit to Deer Park, and returns to Albany this week, where he as- sumes the duties of his new position on Friday. Col. Williams is looking exceedingly well and has reason to feel flattered at being chosen for the prominent political position to which he has succeeded. The personal possibilities of the place are considerable for » young man of ability. Mr. Chang Yen Hoon, minister of the Chinese legation, attended by Mr. Shu Cheon Pon, first | secretary, Mr. Ho Shen Chee and Dr. Yon re- turned to the city from the Catskill mountain Where they spent the summer. The party stopped in New York city for a few days en route. Among those returning from Europe by the steamers arriving in New York on Saturday | were Kev. Wm. A. Bartlett, pastor of thé New York avenue church, and Messrs. Chapin Brown and James Lansburg of this ci Mr. C.E, Nyman end family, after spending the summer in Virginia, are making & tour through Pennsylvania and Maryland. They re- turn to the city im the early part of O¢tober. Mr. and Mrs, Isaac Harter of Canton, Ohio, are visiting their relatives, Dr. J. E. Carpenter and family, on Ca — Hill, Mrs. Harter’s father, Col. Richard Roberts of the one hun- dred and fortieth Pennsylvania, was killed at Gettyst and they have been attending the ceremony of dedicating the monument to his memory on the battlefield, Mrs. G. W. Sumner of 1300 Rhode Isand avenue will return on Monday from a three mouths’ sojourn at Mt. Kisco, N. ¥. Mr. Asa E. Phillips has returned to the Le- high university. Mr. Louis D. Wine left today for Boston, where he will place his daughter at school, The Rey. Dr. and Mra. Leonard returned to this city on Saturday after a pleasant vacation of six weeks. He officiated atall the services at St. John’s yesterday. and expects to be with his parishioners for three more Sundays before his consecration as bishop of Ohio. Miss Louise Hopkins has returned from her trip to Carlisle and central Pennsylvania much benefited by the rest she enjoyed. Miss Carrie E. Fowler arrived home on Tuesday from the west, where she has been spending the summer in Ohio, Kentucky and Ulnois, Mrs. Judge Gist, having leased her house on N street northwest, has located at 1425 Q street northwest, Jodge Gist and wife expect to leave on Mon- day to attend the reunion of the Cumberland army at Chattanooga, Tenn, Dr. and Mrs, F. T.{Chamberlin have returned from a month's vacation at the seaside. Mrs. John Walsh has just returned from the ne made an extended trip with a party this summer. THE BRICKLAY RS’ PARADE. Eight Hundred Members of the Union March Out to the Schuetzen Park. The members of the bricklayers’ union paraded the streets this morning as a prelimi- | nary to festivities at the Schuetzen park this afternoon and evening. The line, which was composed of between 700 and 800 members of the union, made a creditable display. The line was formed at 7th and L streets and marched to the hall at 8th and E streets, where & number of guests of the union joined the line in carriages, Thence the route was by Sth street to Pennsylvania avenue, to 15th street, to New York avenue, to F, to 9th, to the Boundary, to 7th street, and thence to the Schuetzen park. The line was headed by the Marine band. Mr. Wm. L. Hickey, who offici- ated as master of ceremonies, was assisted by the following aids: Sylvester Buros, Wm. Furtner, Patrick Brosnahan, John Roach, Thos. Dovie, Wm. Pierce, Jos. Gallagher, and ‘Frank | Miller. The officers of the union are: Thos. J. | Foley, president; Frank Bugden, vice president; Jas. Boyce, recording secretary; H. Clint Fow- ler, financial secretary; Thomas Hughes, treas- urer; H. Tenley, sergeant-at-arms. ‘The bod carriers’ union also knocked off work today and had a picnic. pL sac ee Real Estate Matters. Emma J. Brewer has bought of Elizabeth D, Taylor lot 10, block 40, north college grounds, for $4,843.08, Mary Flagler has bought for $5,634.50 of Jacob Bool sub 192, square 156, 23.60 by 9534 feet, on Q between 17th and 18th streets north- west, mee W. Mayse has bought for $5,800 of F. W. Karinerhy- tity privy trade Mada Tat between Q and northwest, doubles will com; pose the entries. The ion fee has - a iaced at twenty-five ft within the reach of all terested in romeend fed attend the greatest event of the season in this locality. No tickets will be issued. Play will begin tomorrow on the arrival of the 12:10 train. THE CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHY, consisting of the $100 silver pitcher, is now on exhibition in the window of Barber & Ross. The other prizes are expected tonight. Mr. John F. Waggaman has donated a $75 prize. Mr. William P. Metcalf, who has been mak- ing an extended European tour since last May, returned on Friday and has decided to enter the tournament in the les. His former partner, Mr. John —— been in almost constant practice with Mr. Oscar Woodward during re Metcalf’s absence and will make a formidable double to compete with the best of bon northern ies Mr. Geo. it is probably best known to the athletic world as one of the foremost cricket players in this country. He is one of the lead- ing members of the Longwood club, Boston, and plays a good game of tennis, although he devotes most of his time to cricket. It was the intention of Mr. H. A. Ditson of Boston to be present at this tournament, but he has sent an able reprsentative in his partner, Mr. Wright, who makes his first visit to Washington as a tennis player. Of the local Ris ers it seems to be generally conceded that Mr. John Davidson is the most formidable competitgr for the District prize and that he and Mr. Woodward will make an invincible team in the doubles. Many expect Mr. Davidson to get into the finals with the northern players for the first prize. IMPROMPTU SCRAPPING MATCH. | Street Encounter Between McMillan and Young—A Knock-down and Arrest. “Billy” McMillan and “Billy” Young, alleged pugilists, who have been fighting each other in the newspapers for some time, had an im- promptu mill about 2 o'clock Sunday morning on Pennsylvania avenue between 12th and 13th streets. It is alleged that both men had been drinking and that they met in a saloon and quarreled and then went out to the sidewalk to settle the difficulty. Policeman {Frayser, who was in the vicinity at the time, acted as referee and called time after McMillan had been knocked out in oneround, The first blow de- livered by Young landed on his antagonist’s jaw and McMillan went to the ground. The policeman then interfered and placed BOTH MEN UNDER ARREST. He took charge of Young while Special Officer Venneman took charge of McMillan. The pugilists attempted to get at each other while passing along the avenue, but they did not succeed until tlie corner of 12th street was reached. Young was inclined to & uietly with the officer, but McMillan wante. ght i out and in his efforts to do so he struck Officer Frayser. Then MeMillan and Young again clinched and in order to maintain the arrest and prevent damage being done the policeman took a hand in the scrimmage and knocked Me- Millan out. Another start was made for the station. The a went along quietly and made no irther attempt to slug each other until they reached the station. M'MILLAN’S THIRD ATTEMPT, MeMillan then made another break at Young, but the latter was prevented from “doing him up” again. Policeman Frayser, however, took a hand in the combat and again knocked Me- Millan out. McMillan, whose face looked as though he had gone through a regular ‘ “mill,” was placed behind the bars. Young was placed in an adjoining cell, but there was not a bruise or scratch on his face, Later they were re- leased on collateral. Today in the Police Court they were charged with affray,and McMillan was also charged with assaulting the officer. The cases were continued until Wednesday. McMillan will probably Swear out a warrant against the of- icer. —_—___ ATHLETES IN HARD LUCK. The Representatives of the Columbis Club in the Amateur Contests. The performance of the representatives of the Columbia athletic club in the contests of the Amateur Athletic Association of America at Travers island, N.Y.,on Saturday did not quite fulfill the expectations of the stay-at- homes, but, according to Mr. Howard Perry, the secretary of the club, who was present at the games, they acquitted themselves honora- bly. He says he never saw King run in such magnificent form and that, although he did not win, he proved that he is undoubtedly the SECOND BEST RUNNER IN THE COUNTRY, He considers Owen of Detroit, who beat King in the 2.20 race, the most wonderful sprinter he has ever seen, King will remuin over in New York to take part in the Manhattan club games which will take place next Saturday. TWO PECULIAR MISHAPS, Crist lost the bicycle race in which he was entered by a peculiar accident, At one of the turns there was a sudden shifting among some of the riders, forcing Crist to turn sudden! thus throwing his feet from the pedals. He could not recover them for some time and then his shoes were badly cut, Barber lost his race by a peculiar mishap, It was a two-mile contest, but Barber thoug! t it was for one mile, and he made his spurt ac- cordingly, forging clear ahead of the bunch, He did not recover himself until he had lost his wind. At the business meeting Saturday night Mr. Perry was unanimously re-elected a member of the dof managers and also treasurer of the association. Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been issued by the clerk of* the court to the following: Wm. H. Grimes and Leilla Robinson; Robert Green and Mary Davis; William George Moore and Katie MeNerhany; William Elsworth Graves and Mary Catherine Carroll; Thomas H. sett and Annie R. Crawford of Mont ery count; Md.; Edward Williams of Philadelphia, and Florence Langley; Klein Wright of Round | Ya, and Virginia L. Hough of pe. Chava | George H. Randolph and Georgie B. —_ of oagenoorn Low, Bi aLocd ng and Doral ¥, Gooding, both o! wuguier coun! ‘8.5 Walker L. Reynolds and Letila A. Green; John W. Williams and Katie Abell, both of Prince William county, Va.; Gustave F, Reinhardt and —— M. Dice; W. E. Hancock ‘and Emma Y. r, both of Richmond, Va; John James jennie Green. ——_—»-—___ ‘The Will of Mrs. Kate H. Olmstead. The will of the late Kate H. Olmstead, filed | ** and partially proven in the Probate Court last week, is » model of brevity, the material okt _ wrap ge I Kee hereby neh glory and mal and ryan ‘Tusband + T801 mi pervon T do lst aoa my constitute and my Loc peey execu- appoint John F. Olmstes tor of this my last will and that no security be required of him as such,” It is dated June 6 last, and by Sowers, John W. Waters and W. F. le He Wi | i WANTED—HELP. WANTED—HOUSES. Wiarcs, foreman, 1927 T ae tnw. DAWSON & * ‘ WEsiienours De « oe. CasaTER ap 3c" aad oy * Paki AN’ “A WOM, TO WASH AND Wz Lips aH (OMAN RE Feferonces, Apply mihi eee od WARTRD-MEN AND WOMEN GooKE 0.76 | © te ee ea eas | V bm Men for i ty a fand country: Dick's: O) 613 Stan ANTED—GENTLEMAN &. BUSINESS: Fack snd good address. Apply bety adil ey 605 thse re room 5. amd 4 ar wre Warten dori Tae Or ase at permanent after 9 am. Supt. PS Saree APP ANTED—A bo By ‘ae Or) WASH Iron, weal en Competent rh typewriter, who can ‘Room 30. LeDrott = eyelet Building. - | hp = Hey OF FIVE ROOMS; ty Poive fal parodies” “address Bor 14%) Siar WEE ete sagariaaeen ae Heights, hemi te ae RENT—ROOMS. oor pry re ae im vas a DE- en fae FOR SALE_HOUSES._ FOR SALE—HOUSES. wir bet aad bt a pew tat VERT 1 rooms 138 to ae SS Pesos cess eto eee AS a peer cor. 13th iw sca ee RL ee suite, hoase ( mtn fee Singhs ta sani Pe get A, conven ‘the most ce portion of the Sears erates — Re or without ‘the rooms. maakt, ot FE mil chake leaton See ong SESS Ki E! ENT aE, 31 Trimet, Bw. WHITE Wi Wate ae Pie ANT: IMMEDIATELY — A pets kee Ee aerate Building, com New Xow AN’ [MED] —! cROuGEET We 'TED— IM: IATELY—A ing Gio paps Pon = be. iret Sy ee aa ‘must rst Ca hed Ws NTED_BY FISH & MILLER, 1313 FST. ¥. % tomer: imp iovemente, west Not ith st, aad north, of HE stn aan {price sbous $7,600. 2016-00" WASTED! COLORED BOY FOR HOUSE wae and to Drive Horse, at 1015 14th st. u.w. ANTED — SETTLED WHITE, WOMAN ae ruse Work bring reference, Apply 1400 14th sts cor: fe Leaver Millinery Store, * Wwe TED-A WHITE GIRL TODO HOUSE WORK in small family. a 16th st. at ‘ANTED—8I ES TO AD! ers: zoust write I ecb sad correctly, Winn ween. 2 ‘Puseday, THE PU OLINION Co.tcor. Pethunpivanin gre and Uih sew) ANTED—A GERMAN WOMAN WHO UNDER- ids Cooking and General House Work. x Dey at 406 Louisiana ster; Court restaurant. We NTED—AN EXPERIENCED OveTEE cok at 31236 Pa ave. sc. ‘SBT EDuoUsES—1 WANT ONE OR TWO Small Hot yw rented good invest- mel esat on 82,000 00 to 85.500, ‘Bre @. oe 8ta ‘Star office. ANTED—A HOUS 9 ROOMS IN N.W., Ww rent not to exceed opr: lawyer with sinall family and ng ena ng children. ir satisfactory will, lease for Witteace, RICK HOUS! rooms, {n northwest; cts $0:800. tees Box 100, Star office. YANTED—A WELL-BUILT BRICK HOUSE OF Sight or nine rooms; Joceted on some attractive strect in Northwest = aaa Give Spiga pS ANTED-AT 1215 © ST. NW. to Cook, Wash and Iron f stay nights and have ref Witehiarine WHITE em ONE TO ae Wash and Iron, the other = Nurse and do Cham: sr Work ; references req between 10 — Wolelock. 1845 K st. nw. ws ANTED—IMMEDIATELY—ONE aaeence ; one who understands the work make wood Button Holes, 72 aA NEAT aa ae poe os after 4 p.m, ption, Box 1 soni0 Sar pier SranTET SEVEN OR Beer. ROOM BODEES par ane Capi ote , Dear ee ry Ed Hage on mon Address ENT, Star office. welt st ee RENT—OWNERS gan tenants in my hands at once; careful attention given EG asinete and pease sictheienee pant el’ ‘Le BTARGARDIER, 2014-3m. 13 1th st. new. WAXTED—T0 RENT AT PONGE, WITH, PRIVI- ‘buying, a Small In Kood loca: must have earrings bo fhouse, Address Box TS, te ‘of Wisse Diente fore TO RENT-ICAN ane ye A Mo. 1 Tenante for s jarwe number of houses st | Be oUReS vacant I can ren' you Sou suthout dels 3 of careful a zou rompt settlements and mtion Fusran CAMPBELL W. an23-1m Us Fat nw, Wii 20 hours per Ww week, Wandin seco You it baat SUCCEEDED IN a good ouses them As Tor eae kinds. HERMON a RAMEE: 1507 Fae teuees OF a Hin itm cae ANTED—A GIRL (GERMAN PREFERRED) TO War oe ee oD 0 ine, or todo, Call immediat 7 O20 be. Wise MEN WITH BUSINESS ors anlary 2 per day uid ene atom ‘ayuly £10 Gibsk me. "CADE & crt ANTED—A, A TEACHER OF FREEHAND AND jechanical teach classes from 1i addres DRAWINGS caro of oo SEED A LAUNDRESS ge A wate v relerences, Apply at 1825 Masuu- cliusette a ave. itt NIED—A RESPECTABLE, NEAT, SETTLED Wi Woman to cook, Wash and iron for four adults; ae Bonded KS re 2 Address O,1.J., Star oie WASTED WHITE WOMAN TO DO ae eral Housework For Three in Family; reference required. Address Box 122, Star office. nis Wiis FIRST-CLASS COOKS, ier ae ids, Seamst) omen. 14-60 BURNHAM’S, 1110 G st. nw. ANTED-CHAMBERMATDS, GO0Ks. ‘NURSES, re Boys, Men for Horses, AE: panion not, over twenty for Young Lady. 3 for Govern tions prepared. "Or LIGENCE OF Sidi Til @ at ww. Ww:s WO EXPERIENC! ae and Cloak ‘Sales Ladies. LONDON Bazar. a Market Spac: AN TED-A-TALORESS AND —PANTALOO w qiakes. Apply at once to T. i RICHANDSON, Wi PEED RRDUTELY. A ee ce Experienced Waist Hand’ permanent re ment; also One of Two Apprentices. Call at 1814 43 st. nw, WANTED! YOUTH OR YOUNG == Se can write Shorthand moderately well and isa rapid long hand writer. Apply to P. H. HILL, 805 Market Space. ED_CANVASSERS FOR BODE DIES be plain writers, good spellers and = Addieen ta own handwri' es a ANTED-RELIADLE BOW, iT TO 18 ee old (not afraid of work), to fo Journ the Drug Busi- References required. " Call at 1228 F st. n.w. ED —A HOUSE GIRL, GERMAN PRE- rred ; only one who can arate siete references. *Spby 1516 K at. n. y ANTED A YOUTH. (16: 70 18 YEARS | TEARS OF A\ to Learn WwW W g ANTED—TWO UNION 7 7 NNERS AND § ‘si Tron Workers. A 7th ANTED—A WHITE ABOU’ TO Years of age: one who hms boot te basinees betae red; Fefereiice required, Apply at the ono 2 7th wt. sel ANTED =A SETTLED WOMAN. ean x French preferred, to Nurse Intant and Sew; also & Working House Keeper; family of two adults, " Cail at 1620 Fst. Sunday; at 2410 14th st. afterward, A WHITE GIRL TO DO GENERAL ; no Washing or ironing. Waxrep DUNDORE’S EMPLOYME: ‘conducted ies, Men aud Women, white andctloved. for all’ kindsot deanostne labor, tor mee es ges states, with references, 717 M st. uw, au V AETEDSE MAN OF MOKAL HABITS, LO oyachted outide rrincipal cites, to Reprosentan Old jouse in his section. Salary to bea im References. MANUF i, Lock Box O10, NY. au26-m,tu4w WSASTED-COLonED RAILROAD HANDS TO work in Calvert county, Md. rtatio from Valtimore. to work furnished’ on a tion to AKD k. PEDD) apr HOWARD DIGOKD, 10 North ake Baltimore. au233- Lin WANTED—SITUATIONS V ae al, wna taal ye |S ter cooking thoroughly: late from J Husindel ps frat: Pog Feterence i it desired. Ai W. RW ee 8 Oth aw, sel 6-2" Wee hamberaid, titre Lave nad or Cooks, is ~~ Men Waiters, Cooks, Coachmen, stu.w, av , Seamnstres Butlers. SAML A ‘ac COOMBE, 926 ; AN De te, piss s AGENCY FOR Njord Housemaids, Waitress, N Coach. Tiree pares. Waiters, and gene ‘Hotteworks a 618 80 uropean Steamship agen’ War BY TWO Ri eng Te IRISH Gist staatons a Chamber Maids. ety, $e eee 2 D—BY A A RESPECTABLE WHITE ae Ww" a Place as Phambermaid in ‘ private far also do sewing if necessary, Appl ANTED—BY A papas COLORED. MAN, place ss Driver of to take charie of a Privat table; can e une Hectrect ‘shorse, Address W- HK. Star office. ily =i LW. WANTEDTHE STRICT Engst Big WHICH our office (wit of nearly 15 ee keep our houses well ~semmianes Sore LAS us with tow houses to offer for reut. Residents or nou-1 sesidente havi special attention to thle os tntereeta b ecru | # a our han sOuN uN SHE dia & CO., oer 7 ¥ st. nw. WANTED—ROOMS. WANTED— PERMANENTLY, BY MAN wife, without children, Sunny Koom, with bet. October 1 and 15; state price: must be reasonable, $nd location must be north of F and west of 13th ste. Box 103, Star office, 2616-3t" VW ;ANTED — NICELY FURNISHED ROOM FOR occasional use; in quiet nelghborhood where no questions Address tar office. #e16-3t* pear GENTLEMAN, A ROOM BE- tween H and &, Lath and 20th ‘sta. private faz- ily preferred. Address Z. W. Y. office. ANTED—ROOM AND BO. ai BYA + nna aged single gentleman; widow or single lady's house preferred; permanent if suited; 29, Buble betmgesr> fon house oy Price $25; heat and Kas. Box 83, Star office sel6 Wins NICELY FURNISHED ROOM INA | Private Family; locality from 14th to 20th, G to PSILON, Star office, ate y ANTED — BY OCTOBER 1, BY ora Seagal and wife, without children,’ Two or Three Un- AND Board, furnished Second-story Kooma. in house loc: ated west 0. at from $25 to Bi Be. a of Coo st, and north cH I st. dress J.D. LE S ISHED COM: W: AN’ FUR: ce tine looms et ith aud 20th and Faud 0, sts. te lowest price to GEOK tar office. sel4-3t* ANTED—BY GE arena AND WIFE, TWO Unturnixhed Communicating Rooms, second floor; reterences, Address A. » Star office, bel4-3t* wat 'TED—TWO | FURNISHE Booms, surr- able for Light House ad Wife; rent reasonable. F. A. sel4-2t" 7 ANTED—BY GENTL, D WIFE, TWO urnished and One Pi privilege of Light boneetcon city; terms reasonab) wel4-3t? ‘WANIED-BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, AFUR- uished .oom in the northwest section of th: Address, stating terms, P. 0, Box 632, city. sel WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WARTEDTASMALL Fi FAMILY OF ADULTS TO Join another family in tak House in northwest ction, Call'at 412 Sth st. a rd floor. Wwts ‘TED — PARLOR FURNITURE UPHOL- stered, Mattresses Made Over; Work Done ina Neat and Substantial Manner; orders taken for york; faction guaranteed, ©. NELSUN, 1’ nw. Potse “ay Fursisned Rosin ‘with Keching: in central part of ress MLAA., Star ollice, Withney tose CLIENTS—TO LEASE STABLE for Thirty Ho Five and Feed Store Stock and Lease in House in Northwest for shout $7,000. Ad seld-3t J. CO., 609 F st. n.w. ‘ED—8300 FOR SIX MONTH: FOR WHT cH Wi 10 per cent per aunuiu will be te paid her and @ fair bonus. Address. Box S57." Shy us |i Address F. ae W ANTEDDEERS CUTTING MADE EASY. Mme. WASHINGTON'S CUTTING SCA! patented, enables every one to Learn to Cut all or Garments readily and accurately. this system are Jutguediately waxes. (uttersapely just duds ly. a learning in jons to nut Dressmakers and tthe school, Giz T3th at. ut and with Sleeve, 50 cents. 2 Fos ee ay SFURSRE = wotle othe it < Stone oe S RESPONSIBLE WHITE FoR are ‘TO a 8) and Kitchen in Franklin park. English Board aduits and servant. EXRDLORD. Box 105; Star ofhce eng fears PRE RENT— “pc FURNISHED ROOMS IN THE bear Metropoli- tan car line, 14 bf required. 14-3" Fe BETTING cons ECTIN NG ROOMS ON ished oF uuft iolmht bos housekeeping. Feira edi 18 iy: 185 Ca aa ‘Ok RENT-THREE UNFUBNIS! second floor front. Apply at 719 Oubet nw sitet Pm. Fen Se O08 THREE UNFURNISHED singly OF en suite, 1100 9th stn. w. weoiste = BENT eieen two FLOOR FRONT Room le for one gentlemen; cars, the house. 1930 9th ‘Ta on one | FP FLOOR OF A FOR RENT THEE TOP s Tine Two-story House; ‘four to Fooms; front room HR RENT—DINING | ROOM 25D KITCHEY, 73 TO able for office. 1504 71 Caterer at 1227 M st. n. ‘OR RENT—TWO TARGET SIZE Sn ished Rooms df front: due gt she Bewt Locatious ss aie OOS Bene oe ne of, th at. Dow. R 8 RENT —FURNISHED OR nko Guanes ting Kooms, suitable for Gentlemen, 3 thet aw sel4-lim {OR RENT—ROOMS; BEAUTIFUL PARLORS; ae ee. aye ce or = suite; gentlemen et Place, from 8 Bt BB =e Fea ed 515 F 8T. N.W., Spey aan Front Rooms; southern exposure Sellen locetion: splendid table board. RENT —AT Toe 10TH ST. N.W., EWE Fea’ Nicely Furnished Front and Buck Second- story Rooms. sel4-3t* 7OR RENT—TWO VERY be x 'T, LAKG! F Communicating boa —s lor; oue Furuiahed ot Unfurnished loon, first door; aan one | and 3 peivate family. 20 A es SE sia e0l4-3t moN x aw" Es Sheets abeotanse of thoke Fe Be usta ee eee maLwor Peete re Seung Esa bome: oni bier jot 20n1. sol dtem-2t G26 it | drew Bor 96, Bi Syne ber" SALE—NORTHEAST— )OR SALE— N ee Price, | HSta ‘ath Brick Hous, premed-brek treat pe saat Te gettony Bey window Brick. 7 rooms, 2, easy of acotss ty echouls and mar oa Bd 5 $500 cami an 1d balance to sult nt Y ened tn reed toa taal Sena G2 Roa Sigries, preas brick, Sc stares uw. . ‘eel Fite ALE cnolce oF reais STiFU FOR SAL) W Tt near 14th cei Fe oetEw ‘EST. jarge grounda, pear herdies, 2b monthly: CHASK-ASTLEMAN ‘cor 8 tor 830. — Fgh SALE coun SALE CORNED Bic HOUSE O€ OTH ot aw 84.000 0 wide 2°R; ms atl Cena 1, BOYER, 3: = LS HesLaw se: pear 6-r., Bay-window Bricks, Yestment._U. Biase pear tt 7-5. Pee be coese et 338 Fo Gat tear dig'6-r- Biy-window Fram aiiict SOU | BY S1Ssod See ata, ave. n.0., New Or. Bricks, mas 8 Houses northeast tinioke) tones aS S20 Mess. ave. ne, New Gr. Brick, all mt; “TR Oot na, Rew 6. Bron sel4-6t 94,250. nel dt ona) 14s SALE—A ck, oe OR = SPLEX DID eS 70k SALole SGT SE, Ber, ore cae = SECOND FLOOR, EXPORNISHE, Fea PR Tughay and ati ot lot B2aDS okered | Fis S-rv)m Frame Hi 4 ft in By BS window, closets, ba aud gas; suitable | for'a few cays at 8300 Bete i Mia ak eed | Sin tga ete ley. 'B LEONARD. me ight | t house keeping; terms, $12. 715 Ba Lew. price. DAVID Ps SiONE, 806% r st ew welt —— oe SOW ani Fa SALE—1810 MASS. AVE. THMEE STORIES Poe, RENTFAMILY OF Two, Two UNFUR- sot Besement. B pas sitchen, Termace nished Communicating Rooms, second floor; ae Sone Minary ond Itcing ees Re — ud bath, near two lines of cars; no chil bad; 3a Bose ene, asuters aud at closets, at. Bw, im SALE-GHEAP-10 OF THOSE NEW BuICK | Bie" sible ERENT WELL-FURNISHED one A uses Siuished a bard word nepered. For full Fie Second Siory Rooms; reference requ AND Fiteas Sreod tape: Senet tes ton oietoeeee | pacaciaemin eit Paar weld 13 13th et. new. 4-st* | Cver er offcred Jo South, Wasliugton or very ‘chea fof | TOR SALL—A BARGAT ‘OK RENT—UNFURNISHED COMMUNICATING marteminin st ee story and Back-buildi Hooms, first and second floors: large, airy and. de- offer them at that price 3 fouse; bine rooms. eee sirable; light housokeeping If prefersad eget FARRER, cabined oak mantele: open ire ‘pisces nw ore en Soke anki proved Jocation northeast, €5,650 Fa RENT -TARGE PLEASANT BoM. “FOr Windows. “Any one with 6500 can buy one of them.” | yay S5,,00: sual cosh payment mE nished or unfurnished; good closets; cen! PARKEK, Sro-ctary, Sows tor aiien tat Dousokecpiug. TS10 10th st mew seld oe coo Deand Baw, Trig dauahed iu tataral wood” 62 tou or te {OR RENT—T0 PARTY WITHOUT CHILDRENS AK AVE., TAKOMA PARK—CHEAP- + $25 moni A FRE nce Furnished Rooms. 553 and | A « Peni and Mot { Deatrabig Sines ine-poom Cottane: Su000 | RUMFORD. 2d New hon ave wol4-Gi" window, Board near, will pera t houge- | feet of groun Well, shade, orchard, garden, ane OR a Keeping. Call at 1730 13th st news poultry And ran ining water’ Only $6,000 Set Rese E014 EAST ey yy -, FOR BENT—PLEASANT Bay: F-NINDOW ROOMS Nei — the Drewlines of aind atter nay. pace ese by: a Se day, weak oF board. Near POR SALE- 20 ¢ lines of cars ahd Interior depictaeat it nw. RB RENT—TO PERMANENT TENANT, NICE Front Furnished Koom in 216 Indians ave. jouse. No other roomers. sel4-2t ELEGANT SUITE OF PARLOR mn first handscme Chambers on second floor; excellent ovation everything new and first-class; 1922 Lst. sel4-3t FOR : RENT—THO TSE RNISHED COMMUNI 8 for ekeep te iu s both: nies: beat aa, alao oe Furaished Hoon 001 w. 901 Bt sel. and gas; also one Furn! Teterences exchanged; rent in ae ty 1005 13TH ST. N. W., iT od Kooms with First-clase Board at; Mod erate Hates; central location; near street cars; no children, R REN'—THREE OR FOUR NICELY FUR- nished Roows in private family, with oF ‘without Central location. sel4-3t* OR RENT—A PART ¢ aes FURNISHED ‘or Unfurnished, to s flestrabie couple without chil. dren, or Rooms to Gentlemen; desirable location and hearcars, Address Box 132, Star office. sel. rR RNISHED —TWO LARGE COM- municating Rooms, second floor, suitable for light moaae Kkeepinu or, of parlor; $18 Also two ork third oor, | ‘TLEMAN WHO CALLED having family of adults, will to secure the first two floors, Es RENT-TH z a UNFERS secoud fiver, large, south frou oe id heat, $17. One Fursished oh ret mat and 10. 931 Lst. StF R “RENT—THREE LARGE, Cc ECT XG Rooms, with closet in each room, all funtened by mortice lock: heat by furnace; on thi: story of house recently built in uorthwest section of city owner desires to lease or rent the rooms to a careful tenant for a private storage of ture, books, valu able papers, les or other articles not of s dangerous ‘The house is under good care, being occur pied bj by a respectable colored fumily. This isa rare Spportunit Address OWNER, Star office, se13-3t JOR RENT—FURNISHED—PARLOR ND BED oom gn, second floor ; also one large Fro ut Room. Tuquire 308 2d st. me. se13-3t* Fi RENT—UNFURNISHED FRONT AND. BACK Parlors and two rooms above: Lest, id Fe HREE LA NMTNTC ae Rooms, second story; te seek one ued sures large closets; on main line of 426 Pe Place n.w. ANTED—H. BAUM Aye THE HIGHEST CASH Prices for Second-han re, Carpets and Feathers. Entire Wouseboids s specialty, *Adarese ‘th at, 6.w. wan : D— HORSES TO PASTURE AT ay FE, eale's Stock Farm, 7 miles from city; fed ad gabled #10 per mo. Address or inguire EB. LAR. FH RENT—A PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOM; would comfortably accommodate wo gentlemen if desired: also, cozy hell room can Con- Yenient to cars, st aw. se13-3t* X.W., ELEGANTLY FUR: 2d and 3d y rented JR RENT—1433 iushed Rooms on ‘1 en suite; new house; ward for winter. Choc for Representatives and Se ERTY, Hay Scales, cor. 10th +s is city. ~8e12-Im Vv ANTED—J, E. BREXNEE, 640 O 8ST. N.W.,18 Hester a btign fete Maude Spotl aa Use: and Repairing done with dispatch,” seo- 2 ‘ANTED—HOUSEHOLD | FURNITURE, OFFICE Furniture, Store Fixtures, and Furniture of. every description ; also entire Househol: Stocks of Mer- handle wot all all Kinds, Address CARLTON, 690 st, ausi-im WAkzER for. TO Pr gtd which in te course of ¢ oe reoP, your rent and give yous home no Fisk but Poatively ‘nocure, sud’ & KEPETEL, 326 Fu aves ne, wits MONTHLY, WASTED BY A COMPETENT SEAMSTRESS Fu RENT Apply 1114 JOR Sa ROOMS, ainGLe ace on guite, in private family 5 ished : large do able coruer house, south and east front; open grates: erences required. 1101 K st. nw. auzg-17e R RENT—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED Rooms, | Tableof superior quality. ‘Sixth season. 10-29 THE LIVINGSTON, 1009 13th 8¢10-2w {OK RENT—LARGE, NIGEL FURNISHED Rooms, single or en. ee ith first-cl rey ome tocars and herdics; references. 3416 N Employment by the Day or Week: would prefer ATER TBR sa stole ey or which Permancut Situation in Private Family; excelleut | highest cask price is 1 OF oe: reference, Address KATE, Star office. it* myl7-4m* ee NAR, TsoP tia, ith Raa ANTED-BYA BY\A RESPEOTABLE GERMAN GInt, ANTED—TRY SCRIBNER. BEST BUTTERINE, Wiss Dermaid or Nurse. 602 5th 20c pound: cooking, Loc. “Warranted not to get et strong (ike butter) for one ie month, OF money re. W. ANTED_BY A SETTLED WOMAN, re ane tion as Working House Keeper for aGéntleman or ‘a8 Cook, Arnis} 1428 U st. it* funded. Try Cotton Seed Lard, puter, richer, and foes furthes then Lard. “Fur sale oniy in the Hox's Genter Market at ‘ally 328, 329, 330, me oo Fn Aisle.” Open dally. WM. C. SCRIBNER “my ANTED — OMAN TODO GENERAT. * Housowork in Siuall Family. Apply at 1447.9 nw. W 4 STED-BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED an todo House Work: good Felorences a Apply at 2720 or : good Fa ee ‘barton st., West" WANTEDIEY A mi RELIABLE WHITE Woman. bermaid dress in a pri- and Laun vate See. Address Box 105, Star office. att AUiste Place at Nurses aca forsish goo ete ir a8 r- lease oall at 2027 i at-h.we wel aat WARIED SITUATIONS FOR COOKS, HOUBE- Seamstresses, Butlers, House "Key rivers, mcleri a Waltrorac, Oyster ba ei &e. ilies, ‘s.'Hotel Restaurants; ss Ouly the best. BURNHAM'S 1110 6 nk. B wens] Ae0e Warieey ceuaent ATTENTION "— Siete ae nie ‘and For font in of the cl furnished. 7 Rye 1180 Ficuished ua WARDS ae CARPET jet ae Renovating Works: Feathers @ Fenovated, tresses made over, Furniture Steamed, aud Moths De- ee ¥.H.YOUNGS, 10S Pas ‘Telephone 1008-2 LOST AND FOUND. Lost FEipay, | SEPTEMBER 13, UMBRELLA ith name of Wilkison on handle, $2 re- ward if returned to BYH Oth athe, oF Stas oftice. “It OsT—85 REWARD. FOR KETURN TO 524 OTH 4 at. Bw of Light Gray Overcoat: leit in ‘a car of 0. HIE bet, Harper's Ferry and’ Washinton on afternoon of 12th ins sel 6-2t* Lost aio roan, GERMAN PAM- Adphiet, with ilkas trations, in street car oF Sy road car between and city. Address P, Puer, Star office, OST—BUNCH OF KEYS; No. 145 ON TWO OF m. Liberal reward if returned to A. N. CRIP- IN, second Precinct, Metropolitan police. iw GO imme § A _MIDDLE-AGED WHITE 8 Place to. nd in T--SEPTEMBER 14, 1889, BLACK AND TAN name and collar: “RENT—2112 M ST. .N.W, STORE AND 9 rooms, cellar, ive very pretty (new) 7-room Bricks on phy 315 each wo sina isi, tat rh wri as ‘ve. C3 ‘ST. N.W., OPPOSITE U. 8. tore and. $38 Dwelling at at 8100 A. EB! "718 Teh ot, LEASE FOR A TERM OF YEARS, A DESIR- Busi in the best ¥F ble Business Property in the square on F st. FoR RENT 30 oT ice, Large per. se S"Tnguire of Tal PE BRENT = STORE, con ae AND L STs, De pad, suai or re OF an Kind Gr asin ply to W. G. JOHNSON, G18 Lin cE RENT—STORE AND DWELLING, COR. OF 9th and &1 N sts. .W.: ood (Or 4! ‘Dairy oppocia Wie, OfaiRAiCA S27 Fe RENT—FINE STORE, BEST TRGATION InN the city, 802 7th st. n.w., next to Major's store: will rent f term of wows for of years, ‘apply Fae ee 1227 E BTN. W. Bee inte fase windo window Wii os raed modere trot front, Key Im * | taht Mowework te 8 eats aml Soto rier |B Les in, 1180" Oth et aiwe Hocura St once’ and Fete FOR RENT_OFFICES. ANTED—BY A ZOURe MAN OF 18, A POSI- OST—SQUARE SHAPED GOLD, SPIRAL (STU Le Snell Diamond in cents, i be cae tion in a Lawyer's ite Oflice ; Sr fur- sigh bel @ eens ean ree aches House office will’ greatly taviasanss ‘Address G.E.0., Btar office. me nies ae Os" mer) Took aera, NIGHT, ANTED-—SITUATION AS CHAPERONE, GOV- " “y W ‘iices of Companion Ay SoAeE Les ae Seared Coenen [a md O » SMALL FAMILY. B33 Wien Tita Now York are ‘eel2-4t W cel ducytondeatres Vol ion az Governenn whee gy carom - pee AED LOTS. mie are prin es WWANTED—For A cL Genes aman 5013-3t HOTELS. EBBITT HOUSE WASHINGTON, D. 0, nee og OSTA ROLL 01 ona, The Ander will be tewaniet ge st Eby acta bepress on Re them to the architect in pi > ABTRAY, A Pan irae WEDNESDAY i alendronate on Cseriember sta hae ES ox , mane, OWNER FoR BEN FIRST FLOOR OF 1 19 F Oh ww RILEY DEERME is aes aa Ee beng Girne yr OFFICE >FFIgE ROOM, wir ba 1625 H. ¥, ave. bee T. COU; 1425 N.Y. ave. Fates SUITE OF OFFICE RooMs ON firor 600 11th at, nw t0 8 nent ten Tithweow eusicim FOR RENT--STABLES. Far eae Soe eol4-2t BUSINESS CHANCES. CASH (749) 8 and Sth sts. now. ; for store, improved by emali ; price Per_aquate foot 82.50. (724) 17th between P and Q sts. n.w.; Lot 18.6x90, improved by seven-room Frame House; per square Ry ) 1 pear 18th at. a. 47,4 Wo. “room per 0 (791) Coruer 18th abd Teta awed Lat SO USGT, jma- Proved by Iwo Brick Buildings: pet sauare foot $6. (664) H between 6th and 7th sts. me. ; two-story and basemeut Brick ; $2,600. 601) Bt, between N and Oats, mw. ; five-room TOL Faearist st, n. ¥.; two-story Brick Toome and, bath; stable in rear: reuted at 625 per meee ro. jad 25x58" Frame corner y Two Frame Houses, investizent for both @S800" -story bay-winduw Brick; je D between 2dand 3A sts, nates Brick in excellent Bias “ton < 764) Hopkins st. n.w.; an elegant! finished four- story teu-room Brick; ma lene ie; BBL000. ) Sd between D and F sta. n.W.; fine tourstory welve 5 88.000. ey Peunsylvania sve-; three-story Brick, ocenuy ted by 3 vood tenaut, Lot 20 dig front rauning beck ove 130 feet to 3u-fovt alley; Kround worth the money; 9,000. * 700) Hampshire ave. n.w. near Pennsylvania temivom didly eels Pace oe F AN bear lath st, eeyes: Pools, bath, concreted cellar, Brick; vuth bay fron: ot THO 10" alley. reduction. bei So, Syn bag trout lot Te ra om SO) P and Lith ate, nw. 290 feet on P st 0. on th; —f-3 subdivision; im Fr 0W0— BEAUTIFUL NEW Hol Build Gx ae D between MES HUSL VARS & CABUSI, 1224 F ot. w Niue-room CAKUSL EVA! th and Fth whe, mw. 5 tm the and cellsr Brick Business House containing eleven iS & SCARUs, Be re rooms and good store ; €14,500. 89,500—A4 SS Sia sini (725) Corner property facing the itol park, one Loepg Ane echaosr i ru of the best built aud most pleasantly water! hiusos | Cheap Hot city, in the city ; house contains fourteen rooms with every asa CARUSI.| Lvanseca Usi, ey Fat. Convenience; $16.00. HEY Sinmestcat ae.: cecant three-story | WOM SALE. A BEAUTIFUL COMMER POPEETT PR Bed! debaitncp; | er wie eke nia weir Pati way 5 = Jmprovements; very tasteful inside etce roe Brick comtainig Tot Stores nad arcu: Pe org ga Ret oe a ‘three rooms; 40,000. BH. WARNER & C0. stable, cutsille ‘summer hitshen Stir and nel4-5t 916 F st. ee BoP en an modern improvementa, on Si3-room F ing aa ba 1315 MASS. AVE. THREE | 1120, votwoon” Law Capitol et. atid’ Penuaylvania ement, ten rocins, all modern im- Bryremente: most central location im the city: tut | | Eleven modern improvements; old pected A PRION eet = House Tot SoniZ0; Lots ot neat Peanayivasie Price asked. A. o be it 000, Seven-room Press Brick; all modern | F% SALE—AT $5.250—ON BASY TERMS—A lot 20x1 00; T at. ; 84,000. —— ‘Nice Seven-room Frame Hot Lot, in room p.b, ail mod. imp.; lot 16x115; Faw.; YGBo demirable part northwest, oe FORD, | $4,000. 1422 New sel 4-30" cated ae ae eee wily OR SALE ey FOR 84.000, ONE FOR | Pultted: iro fenoe -_ ‘ F 5.500 and one for €4,000; eg ee doott P-b- hall ‘and bath, b.w.: tatatt os yonp nase a, ela” {room Brick, all mod. imp.; lot 15x120; Kn.e: 82,500, Ly SALE—FOR ¢ N EXC ELLENT BUSI- iwo 6-room Frame Cottages; lots 50x200, og ET Re ‘caeh, balance momthiyi pong thd celiar; tuur squares trom 3 a, nS Brick on Ipio on bay wind Tae frost on each wt iE SALE. 10 eessungeme nen ‘eurenaeep lot Tous, best condi Pst.near 15th, 9 ‘Hist. near 21st, 3-stor id cellar, ani R st near 15th, 3 Gun near 7 toons ana ‘cellar, Brick: Vermont sana 7 rooins ; j lot 1ox70.. Senear cs nee ‘Beart on Ve Poot, ck i tot’ ogy 9 rooms, ieee Fin meat East Cap Capitol, io 8 rooms, cellar, satis 8 GILBEMT & Gos OR SALE—3025 N ST..16 Real Estate, Loans aud Tneumnce : modern Bick water: 8014-3t eee ee Sted Sale JO _SALE-NEW FOUR-STORY, ee ee NS MILEY DEER and utier's pantey’ all mod. ape’; fueoser ead nee ature! word Snisks Price $12,000. 4 tat G4 1728 20th st nw, tic Building. wel gee Fe. em Sa CLEVEDAND AVE. SIX-ROOM “eos —~! rick Ho will bp tabse: pie Gite Pe EFOKD, B SALE OR girionis eas, — et CHARLES EARLY, 603 1 ‘eet SALE-A VERY COMPLETE eee Lx R SA 3 SIGE 6OoM AND BAT MMIC ig FS SALE—2 NICE vg | AND BA’ ‘wear ‘14th-street: — =~ low $00 each to prompt purchaser Witenes Ere i a Sarva itt fie weet; ret oor, parior, Uvenye ave. | RUTHERFORD 1907 Pat OU! w. Re Aa Ee iy