Evening Star Newspaper, September 17, 1889, Page 2

2 THE EVENING STAR: .WASHINGTON, D.C., TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 17, 1889. PERSONAL MENTION. Miss Laura V. Cronise of G street has re- turned to the city after a three weeks’ visit to South mountain and Frederick. Dr. Pomeroy of O street has returned to the city. Mr. and Mrs. A.H. Evans have returned from their sojourn in the mountains of Virginia. Dr. W. Warrington Evans of Washington, one of the jurorsto the Paris exposition, left Paris for London on the 1st instant and will sail with his son and Prof. Riley of the Agricultural department on the 11th for home, The new Chinese minister, Mr. Tsui Kwo Yan, and suite are expected to arrivein San Francisco, en route for this city on Thursday of thisweek. The minister's suite consists of his wife and children, sixteen attaches of lega- tion and personal attendants to the number of thirty persons. The attaches accompanying the minister will be distributed among the different posts—Spain, Peru, San Francisco and Cuba—to which the new minister comes accred- ited—as consuls, secretaries and attaches of the legation in this city. After remaining in San Francisco for a few days’ rest the minis- terial party will start eastward by special car and are expected: here in the course of the next fortnight. Immediately on their arrival Mr. Tsui’s party will drive to a hotel, where they will remain until the present occupants of the legation vacate Stewart castle, Not until Mr. Chang leaves the city will the new officers take possession of the legation. Mr. Tsui received his appointment to this post five months ago. He is a man of about forty- five years of age and stands prominently among the ‘trusted counselors of the emperor. The wife of the minister will, in all possibility, ob- serve for the first year spent in this country the customs of women’s seclusion from the pub- lic that obtain im the oriental countries in which she has been educated. Mr. Chang Yen Hoon, the outgoing minister, arrived in the city yesterday from his summer- ing in the Catskills’ He left the mountains last week and started from New York on Saturday ac- companied by a number of the secretaries of the legation. On the way over Mr. Chang with Mr. Liang left the train at Wilmington, where he spent the Sunday with ex-Secretary Bayard and his family. The minister made his formal wells in a series of official dinners given at ill leave the city a few days after Minister ‘Tsui's arrival and will take with him his brother, who has been consul in Cuba, Mr. Liang, his secretary, and Mr. Sha Cheon Pon, first secretary of legation. The retiring ister carries with him the best wishes of @ large circle of friends in this city into the for- eign office at Pekin, into which he will retire. Judge and Mrs. Shellabarger and the Misses Anna and Mary Shellabarger have returned from Minnewaska Lake, in Ulster county, New York, where they spent a quiet summer. The hotel at Minnewaska is under the same Quaker management as that at Lake Mohonk, some 30 miles distant, and no dancing, wine drinking nor card playing is permitted at either place. In consequence these resorts attract only those who desire uninterrupted-rest and quiet. Mrs. Spinola, wife of Gen. Francis B. Spinola, member for the eleventh district of New York city. has gone with her niece, Miss Whitford, to Europe for the anthmn. Mrs. Spinola spent the summer at her home, Crane's Neck, on Long Island. She expects to return and to come back with Gen. Spinola to the capital in November, Mrs. Matteson and the Misses Matteson and Mr. Fred Matteson, who have been spending the summer at Rockville, have returned to their house on 19th street. Miss Maggie Burgess is lying dangerously ill at her residence, No. 818 Connecticut avenue. NOT YET OUT OF DANGER. Judge Miller Declines to Admit the Assallants of Mr. Shorter to Bail. Messrs. Campbell Carrington, Albert Sillers and Livingston Browning, representing Frank Wynne, Maurice Roach and other young men charged with the serious assault on Special Officer Shorter, about ten days ago, appeared in the Po! Court this morning to hear the evi e of Dr. Williams concerning the condi- thon of the patient, The case came up on a motion toadmit the defendants to bail, The doctor testified that the condition of the in- jared man was much improved, but he is not | Yet out of danger. The doctor described the wounds. There was one on the head, he said, that was made when the off the he was knocked off Another wound on the head looks as the it was made by a stone, and there is a cut in jugular region. The symptoms of lockjaw have disappewred. but the result of what appears to be concussion of the brain and spine are still prevalent. While the patient is much improved the doctor would not say that he was out of danger. Judge Miller said he did not think that the | condition of the patient would justify the court in accepting bail, and the motion was again denied. ede DISTRICT GOVERNMENT. THE BOYS AND THE HOSE CHESTNUT TREES, The Commissioners have received a letter from Mrs. Margaret I. Gannett complaining of the depredations made by the boys on the horse | chestnut trees along De Sales street and re- | the matter be given immediate | questing th attention. Commissioner Douglass has for- warded the letter to Major Moore with the re- quest that the police be instructed to stop the nuisance. ‘THE APPROACHES TO THE NAVAL OBSERVATORY. The Commissioners have received a letter from Lieut. A. G. Winterhalter, the acting superintendent of th® naval observatory, call- the attention to the condition of the ap- proaches to the observatory, especially that portion lying along 24th street. He says the conditions now existing are dangerous and re- quests that immediate relief be accorded. THE ASSESSOR'S ESTIMATE OF EXPENSES OF HIS OFFICE. The Commissioners this morning received the estimates of Assessor Williams for the ex- penses of his office during the coming fiscal Year. He estimates for one assessor, $3,000, two assistant assessors. one at $2,000 and one wt $1,800; one clerk, $1,600, one clerk $1,400; three clerks at $1,200 each; four clerks at $1,000 cach. Total, 217.400. For the license branch he estimates one license clerk at $1,400; im ctor of license, 1.000; messenger, $600; tigent expenses. $1,500. Grand total 100. The assessor Tate covers an appropri two at $1,400 and one at $1.200, who he legation in the early spring. Mr. Chang } known resident of catur, Ala., is visiting friends here.—A colored woman named Dufiin fell off a street car on M and 32d streets yesterday and was badly cut about the head. She was sent to her home on Vermont avenue northwest, | are also to be erecte: private consumers will be found for them aa the light committee has already some applica- | tions on file. The lights are at each alternate | intersection of streets, and, of course, give | floods of light there, but the intermediate in- | tersections, each of which received the light of one inspector of license, $1,200; one assistant | THE INCREASED ASSESSMENTS. A Total of $140,000,000 of Taxable Property in the District. The assessor, with all the force in his office, assisted by all the spare force in the District building, is now engaged in footing up the numerical sheets for the oity of Washington, showing the taxable property in the city ar- ranged according to squares and léts, with the rate of tax and the number of feet and the value of improvements on each lot. The Commissioners cannot estimate their revenues upon which to base their estimates for appropriations until these books are footed, which the assessor expects to have completed today. The general assessment sheets for the county and Georgetown are already footed up and show totals of $12,600,000 and $5,800,000 respectively—an Georgetown and 70 per cent in the county. ase of 6 per cent in The total taxable valuation of real propel will be about one hundred and forty aian| W dollars. To the revenue from this must be added the revenues receivable from licenses, arrears of taxes, personal tax and miscellaneous sources, estimated by the assessor to be about six hundred ‘thousend dollars, taxable personal Prope is estimated at nine million of dollars, tthe! one tod about one hundred and twenty-five Fett received. In addition to the revenue drawn from these sources there isa lus of about three hundred thousand dollars ived from the excess of revenues over expenditures. dollars is expected to be There has been a great deal of complaint over the enormous increase in the assessment of the county on the ground that the county has never received ‘tions commensu- rate with the amount of its contributions to the District revenues, and felt that Congress will not mabe appropria- tions for Sg ya in the county in pro- apprehensions are rtion to this increase of the tax levy upon property there, pn A Poor Man, But He Owns Four Dogs. “The dogs in Ivy City will almost take you off your horse,” said Policeman Markwood in the Police Court today, when he charged a colored resident of that city with being the owner of four untagged canines, Jerry Myers, the colored man charged, claimed that he was a hard-working man and was unable to a heavy fine. Judge Miller told him that peor! 7 who have to work hard don't ely ve hree or four dogs. He was given time to Procure tags. —— Operator Kraemer in Jail. Emory H. Kraemer, the telegraph operator in the employ of the Baltimore and Potomac railroad who was held for the recent railroad accident, was placed under arrest on account of the verdict of the coroner's jury. This morning Lieut. Butler took him to jail where he was received on commitment made out by the coroner. It is probable that application will soon be made for bail in the case, but un- less bail is accepted he will have to remain in jl until the graad jury takes some action. ‘he grand jury meets next month, when the whole matter will be presented by the District attorney. ——__ GEORGETOWN. Tae Ostavctep Caxaz.—President Gambrill of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal company was in town today for the purpose of going over the line and to effect a settlement of some kind between the millers and the coal men who have boats lying stranded in the George- town level of the canal. To do this Mr. Gam- brill stated to a Sram reporter it would be necessary to appoint a head, and Mr. Biser will act in that capacity until the mills are running regular, or, at least, until the flow of water i no longer impeded’ by heavily freighted boats. Before relief can be given the boats that now interfere with the flow of water and those which have too much coal on board to float over the bars will have to be lightened. Mr. Gambrill is of the opinion -that within forty-cight hours the boats will be removed and the flow of water sufficient for the mills. Tue Jensex Dip Not Suit Her.—Adolph Lichenstein, the neo of a fancy and notion store, No. yesterday upon the complaint of Carrie Will- jams, a colored girl. Itappears that a seney | Y was bought of Mr. Lichenstein by Carrie whie! did not suit her. She returned to the store for the purpose of exchanging it or having her mouey refunded. She was asked to wait until she could be attended to. The longer Carrie waited the more angry she became, until she could withhold her temper no longer, ao she at- tacked the busy proprietor with a yard stick, which she broke over his head, In attempting to eject her she bit Mr. Lichenstein seve upon the ear, The irate woman added ins toinjury by losing no time in procuring 28 warrant for the merchant's arrest. This after- noon, in the Police Court, Mr. Lichenstein was acquitted, street, was arrested Notes.—Mr. Joseph Barton, former well- Georgetown, but now of De- TyMpraatore axp Coxvitiox or Water at 7 A.M.—Great Falls—temperature, 76; condition, 3. Receiving reservoir—temperature, 77; con- dition at north connection, 8; condition at south connection, 36. Distributing reservoir— temperature, 75; condition at influent gate house, 36; condition at effluent gate house, 36, High ‘tide in the river today at 1:25 p.m.; low tide at 7:46 p.m. ——_.___ ALEXANDRIA, Reported for Taz Evenixe Stas. Tue Licutxixe Lamrs.—The electric lights were lit upon the principal streets last night and were an entire success. At 7:30 Mayor Downham at the light works, as the gas house will hereafter be called, turned on the elec. tricity, and the lights flashed up in all direc- tions of thecity. Some of the lamps needed some changes before they joined the general illumination, but by 8 o’clock 40 lamps were alight and Alexandria the lightning-lit — of the U: are still some 20 ad put eens poly of incandescent lights | cei indria numbernd itself among Jnion. There tional arc lights to be included in the Schuyler company contract A It is oxpested that are now carried on the rolls of the’ col- | four electric arce from an average distance of lector of taxes, are exclusively perf and control the ssor. He says if these | clerks are placed on his roll it will decrease the appropriation of the collector of taxes in the sum of $4,000. He suys further that the nexs of his office increases every year with that the clerks who have to perform the extra work should be entitled to some reward for their faithful and willing services, He there- fore, in reeognition of long service and effi- ciency, includes in his estimates a small in- crease in the salaries of several clerks. MPROVEMENT OF MARYLAND AVENUE. Several days ago the Commissioners received @ communication from Mr. 8. C. Clarke of {1 Stanton place inquiring whether Maryland avenue from 11th street to the Boundary north- cast is to be paved out of this year's appropria- tion. Major Raymond's recommendation on the paper, which has been referred to the Com- mistioners for their consideration, is to the effect that the only portion for which a contract has been approved and made is on Maryland avenue from Lith to 13th streets northeast, The Death Record. During the twenty-four hours ending at noon today deaths were reported to the health office as follows: White—Nettie M. Morsell, 23 years; Lena Herfurth, 59 years; Jas. L. Davis, 63 years; John W. Lane, 71 years; Mabel Ryon, 1 year; Helen O. Cook. 16 years; Louisa Dunbar, 61 years; Mary Kavanaugh, 87 years: Mary Mona- mn. 49 years; Bessie Henrietta Clark, 9 days; eM. Beckwith, 5 days: John Smith, 10 Colored—Ernest L, Miller, 2 months; shton, 40 years; Kate 6 months: Robers Wallace, 8 years: , 68 years Jas Kobinson, 19 years; Douglas E) Chas. H. Butler. 1 year; Lizzie’ bet years, and Ralph Brown, i0 years. mets a Ba The Husband Now Sues for a Divorce. Albert L. Smith has, by Messra. Cook & Sutherland, filed a bill for a divorce against Ann Frances Smith on the charge of desertion. shadows, &c., rowth of the city, and it seems but just | s : 306 feet, are not bright. They were, however, ed tote a ee | safScientiy illuminated to enable paawers to ace | their way very cl a As the lamps are hung ie intersections the tree with exceeding blackness on the sidewalk. Pixep ror Assautt.—The mayor, at a court held at sunset last evening, heard the case of Samuel Baker, a colored boy, charged with as- saulting Sadie Ford, a very pretty white girl, daughter of Mr. Stephen Ford, a well-known citizen. As Miss Ford, who is about fourteen year old, was passing along the country road hear the poor house Baker attempted to lock arms with her, saying, “I'm going alot with Lael com girl io her indignation struc! 1 such ace blows that the ye Tomeats telling her that he would catch her when she came that way again. Mr. Ford attempted to arrest Baker but was resisted, and having no warrant desisted. Police Offi- cers McCuen and Betts made the arrest, and on @ hearing of the case last night Baker was fined #10 and released on the payment of the money. Sexr To THe Guaxp Juny.—Tho mayor toda: ‘with shootigg the fury ha coloned nad ares with shoo’ a gate keeper o! chure! and arrested in Washington, x Pao egy oe ye son oie, Noah Rittenour of the United States Treasury Separtmans, broke his arm —— iy afternoon bya fall into the yard of Mr. B.’s residence, on near Alfred street.——Mr. He Strauss has soepeengs for $400 two buil Madison street.—-The mayor has fined Ben Doran $2.50 for assaulting George Calvers.——Mr, 8, B. Stoutenb: builder, has bought of C.T. Helmuth » b lot on corner | high up midway t 4 it of tor If caught again im town turned out of town, limits ts they will be put in faile peed metdnnd scr Seas aes icon i bottoms ib baa A heavy silk shirt of H H : i i r i b FOR SALE—HOUSES. WANTED—HELP. WA SU ATIONS. WANTED—LOTS. FOR SALE—HOUSES. Wii ae MAN ABOUT 18 YEARS | WANTED DRESG TED, ONE 40:FOOT OR TWO 20.FOoT OL Lec nw. Grocery, 32 Were irae Ree at: man ore its oe Suare geoveure a ata Week mar H.S., 1302 nas |= WW Asks Biman Generally meraily U etal as shore ana ona aia Me ey ao 1ast ‘ave. aw. mi attendy $00 for VV sd fron, afore WHITE WOMAN x were. WANTED RTTENT Aultticn oie Ee ere be er sea a Ca Bor be frstclase tal 3, fiona er it Buiding. 1117 Penna, ave. ANT. TERS, NU! We TERE Eats the cit; 12 to $45; reamenons, fae ie Zin tig oar brine teres ED—AT 1402 M ST. N.W, TWO WaiTE omen—ene a0 and Laundress, the other as Waitress and Cham iQ; must be well, recom- mended and bring references. 8e17-3t*_ Wikre Aree wan HANGERS. ar IMME- Gately to 0. E, KING, 3, eae WHEEL WRIGHT = FI h st. road, above Whitney ave. pty rs WANTED WOMEN COOKS, ¢11 CHAM. Nurses and Laun ey Poa evar Waiters, Be ES farm Hands ; jored 3 926 Fatiw. sel 7-5e Wate se as ironing. To ©, DO HOUSEWORK: & BQ Eiger Ms a xx Gy Es HF jaiters, e1 Hey p, Drivers, Hostiers: Farm and Deiry Men for this city and wes Dic! i (1 7th ewe wol sO" Wik EDTAN A NO.1 PLUMBEL CALL ato PUhbate, 1714 7th st. WAXED (AT 1515 1 1515 LST. TWO TTF ‘Cook ‘the ‘other “as Waitress an. Chambermald, 10 fora small family; must give references, sel 7-3t* ANTED—& 4 GENTLEMAN WITH GOOD REF- ase this city oF Baltimore. Apply at at LIBHARY 2 ‘ASSOCIATION. joom 8, 10 WaAnteDsa, YOUNG MAN 1 TO ACT As ah OFFICE Clerk and Cashier, good it have $1,500 cogh aud first-class references. on. Address ‘Address Box 4 5 ak ptt ae 3 BLACKSMITHS AND HELP- ers to work night turn. anh? Rly St ARCHTTECL- URAL INOS Wi Bud and ree town. 8017-30 Fro | stig Wate WHITE fob inet | TO Cong WASH, and Iron. no children; must have firet-ol: to rlabt. mind of i ae ete a ELS, Estee Sad o p.m. ANTED— ABO! FIFTEEN YEARS maa Nas Bae et, BCHMID's, 317 i= aw. Eo hap PORTER IN A DRUG STORE; ane has had experience ree ommend ‘Apply 0. G, DUCKETT. Pens, Ve, Cor. 22d st, eel 7-st" ‘ 3 AT ta! HEAD,” ine ANTEDS IT STANDS A Tl rented Seen ee 10 dmopth. NBWMAN aa 1300 Fat selt- lea ey GIRL TO COOK, WASH ros cr WaANTEDSA GOOD CAKE AND PASTRY ree ott ah Ong other need apply. MINKE & BUDD, 5310 st nw, ve iN, ND re — A SMART, ENERGETIC aie wis etands Plata’ Sowing aad Fit eels rahe Dressmaker where she can pan eee shel aide sau Ww — BY Sy oraEs i | Remora ra ated pig tte ep | See a WARIED-5 TAnLe GERMAN cree Place as Nurse, 602 $4 ANTED SITUATIONS FOR COOKS, HOUSE- House iecpersy Bh waitreseer. Orme aly’ the best pee UENEAMS L110 Gat neweeleOe WASTED ROcREEEETRRS “ATTENTION! — :| Rean eer ANTED—-BY A Noman, a Mace a do Viain Soving sand in Light Hi yusework in vate Hi refer- ‘Address Box D7, Biar office, selaae iTED—BY A YOUNG MAN OF 16, Pay a Wate Crate r Real Estate Office; can fur- ish best of recommendations from last emp! | inh Dowt of Soogunmendat ue J ANTED-SITUATION 48 CHAPERONE, GOV. erness or Com by refined, middie-aged German, compe! music, : yp Star Hab French, Italian; ‘fire ref.’ 8 MV ANTED—YOUNG LADY OF TEED MUSsI- cal education desires Fosition se Governess where study of music inay be made a spec jglty ; high highest refer~ ence; Address MUSIC, Station E, Bal WANTED--HOUSES. _ WAREE a0 F, BEA remus cf Taare | J Bi; well Borthwest art of city. ——, a ue Baber iditor' 's Offices. Beond Au ‘west Section of the City: to contain about 10 or 12 rooms, modern peat AD] 8617-3t oo 1416 F st. nw. AN’ on REXT-w00S vd aig! Fg wad] ge condition; eight Sp Aes gi ore tall particulars, Bor 4d8, Siar | 7 Biers ae sea" nore LARGE Rog ee 5, at St ‘at the i door. Sart 3a at. ae RENT—1306 PAR) Floor snd Basement, aloo Three svibe on thd ; Reference. heer oe Rt RENT—EN SUITE OF Besar FOUR ie Samana pe cd completely. tnd well Tarnished. “Rent reason Permauent tenant. 507 9th © Ay. per F®, aruished Brand NEW opt Hoon ovr oor, dalle 1 ICEL Soom: isgnventencen, est Sexiste tea Foy ore ar “OF HOUSE. GENTLEMAN ‘and wife, wish Three Tmprovementa, "to hs party without Fequired: ‘Box Sh Siar ofiea om 8275 seferenes FE ee ie L “AVE 3 NEAR 15TH, VERY DE- sirable Large KU, GEEFORD, 824 Taste Caregen ti FOR RENT— it rexponsible le, Persons wee email children, Fle and en suite, ine new house (south front) ieving ‘Sil the mod \yeniences : lectric belis, latent sanitary. plombings kerr co fent to two ro tues ‘of street cars and 1 sine ted in Geant healthrul and desiretie residence portion of, the et nit block frou fe hin with or without the rooms. 1217 stn. a eo6-2t° Fe RENT—ROOMS IN A NEWLY FURNISHED house aoa ktee family ; choice location; near Mase. Heferences saked and given, with; Address K. F., Star office. = Saas “ROOMS,” UNFURNISHED, a | Fo! floor: suitable for light housekeeping: to parties without ‘children front, with gas as nd heat; private family. 1019 Het. uw. r—Two Lat Fngliah basement house, opposite, Franklin Tare: Board for two adults and oneservant. 105, ttice. sel 6-30" 98 eis hy A Lene yp com yl mye | Fes tere! ree Rooms Waite toh. aap ee ae responsible’ tenants Address "1308 Chtton gtreet, Columbia itelshts,” welG-Se" ANJED-HOUSE, 10 TO 12 BOO rooin renting; corner ferred 5. 136 Ban ee WANTED 2 BY FISH & MILLER, 1213 F ST. N. ‘a Lrick House for a customer; 9 rooms, mod. ern improvements: west of 12th st, and n orth of Ht st. rice about $7, Wisk ROCaee 2 ET ORE OF, TAS jouses now ment on 2000 $5500. ‘SEQ. Bar ollice, ANTED—A HOUSE. oe 9 ROOMS IN ¥.W.. W tay and a ean Ge by a lawyer with eer and no children. It sat oe year. Address LAWYER, a ANTED—MODERN BRICK Nagizht rooms, in northwest: motte emees Ge S00. ving’ nese - Box 100, Star office, ors GENT sy MUsT cae es a ded. Salary $18. Apply 9 = Ws ‘TED—A FIRST-CLASS DRES: aiaes resident of Capitol Hill preferred. 639 Pa. ave. QNTED_A YOUNG WHITE MAN TO 8 wt Goods from Wagon; rust ‘talker yustieg “Ales « Coloved Mau for Gesseca Work, BAP. Star office, ‘ED—| LERK IN T AND FOR Wei ost wiotae pal Sxyeroa none others dress HATS AND URS. Star ‘oftices veresatT i y ANZED — PAINTERS — iE BUT THOSE ‘dat bel be pbhgent iG pay. aM. ae BROWN, 1254 Sg arses. 2. before 7 o'eloc: ee 2 Aree LAE eee oe atrect In Northwest Wi to.88.000. eet eat iption. Box 104, ‘Siar R re TWO FURNISHED ROOMS IN THE most desirable Georgetown near Metropoli- tan car line, 1412 Som ses Rca a 14-3° por BENTUTHREE | U ISHED ROOM! i second floor front. Apply ae 7is Ou et es | a Fez RENT — NICE SEOOND FLOOR ‘FRONT uitable for one or two gentlemen ie" thet house. 1930 9th st. n.w. NI-THE ENTIRE TOP FLOOR | ora eS eld FAOR RE: RE TOP FLO ‘Two-story House, four rooms; able for office. “1504 7th st. nw. zal JOR RENTS M AND KITCHEN TO ae at 1227 Mat.n.w. : sel 4-: IR RENT—TWO | ARGE-SIZE, COMMUNICAT. ine, Furnished Rooms, second south front; one ofthe best locations in city. 80S K st. nw. FP RENT FORNISHED OR UNFURNISHED wi jecting Rooms, suite! Gentlemen, 0d TSthet news = sel4-1m OR RENT—AT 615 F ST. N.W., LARGE NICELY Furnished Zront oom: squthopu exposure cellent location; splendid table board. wel t= (OK RENT—AT 700 LOTH TSW, REWLY and Nicely Furnished Front t *k ‘Second- iting terms for balance. A PLESCOLT. 1416 Fst. now. Sate HAVE FOR 8. =. my Bailding. OOM, BRICK | HOUSE Eels SALE-NEW 1 FIGHT-ROOM, price 65.5 S00. ‘5 BIEBER, 002 Pa. ave. now, SOR aren “ROOM FRAME price &1-800. fi oR SALA BARGAIN-conY Gn GROOM FRAME, Hote alley. “Stabi of lot, PET See on Fear of tet only 84.50 RK SALE—@4, 500 WILL | ae A oe nova lendid condition, ayaa $5,000 Se Baths a ael6-3t VID 'D. STONE, 806 Fat nw. OWNER LEAVING THE House on O st, west of Oth: bath, large dry cellar: ; mod. plumbing; Apply to FRoR oAEE-CHEA, ~< Desirable RK SALEA BEAUTIFUL RESIDENC ice if moder Te, built with best materials or sibs toes au every couvenience and finis! manner; twelve rooms, Closets; stone cellar. furnace places; range, hot and cold water, oF Er yced feet. Trees two stories and basement. Offered for thirty days at Jow price andon easy permissi: Apply for further par- spect, to jn. Davis, 1310 F st. ‘OR SALE 33 00" sot HOU SES, 310 AXD 3148 ice of the four houses, room Prick, with Wistrica SEVEN OR EIGHT ROOM MODERN Brick House on Capitol Hill, near cars or herdicé, Boo Adiitons DEPARTMENT, Siar Site. welts ra) ENT OWNERS CAN NTRD=HOUSES T promptly tenants ty) Placinx their in my hands a at coral SS hadendhag ition given r L SEARO MIDE ea) w. Wi TED-—TO RENT AT awe; Z ar carer of buying, * Small House ip good! poceianas : pod ve carriage house. Address Box 75, itar of Bt Was ANTED—COLORED PORTER AT MERT2' s Drug Store, 1014 F st. Apply with references. 1 ‘TED—GOOD HOUSE PAINTERS. APPLY N arora aw. or515 Ket. nw., before 8017 + ATED WHITE GIRL TO DO GENLKAL ‘Housework ; must have references. Apply at 808 18th st. now. Wiech tenn LOUTH WHO 3 Has | S ogee Re Kygwie WAXIED-& FIRST-CLASS sGLOTHING A SALES dreus SLi, Star ofive. | TmANSD te ANTED_ Wi ITE GIRL FOU G) GENERAL HOUSE 9 can make good bread, brink ref- erence am ‘hts prete: Call tor three di O15 East tant ca ANTED—| [ATELY WV sou oi Gi uutiT 3 daily, 731 FST. N.W.; PRE, yee —A THOROUGHLY GOOD HONEST ‘ud Keliable Porter, one well eequaintod with the city :tuust come oIpwended ; to such ability p Permauent position ts guaranteed. Apply uaF ANTED" A NEAT GIRL FOR CaERAL Housework in sinail fami stay at nix reference required. S it. DW. ‘ANTED. MAN A oer —WOMAN GENERAL juainted with horses, E. MATHER SSP n ee bis ie ANTED—YOUNG MAN eS, GASHIER AND Book keeper in a Drug Store; hours long, Ad- Pith reterences, age, eos experience, Re. TED A WOMAN "TO COOK WASH AND ro bring references. Apply 1400 eB Wi Wontal ‘COOK, WAS! W ani iron tora pirate t Tatty alo Reuven phamiberald ‘and ‘Waitress, ured. W3: ANTED—OCCUPANT FOR ey AY SFE iia istare nat a a from advertiser. Gall. ‘Boo! patronage 80, Yale | soem ASE AGE aE, WOMAN WHO, UNDE at 45 450 lane ave., {Sentral Teataurant. Patsy STERN Esha tad Rene OB stay nigh have references; good wages, seloete ws ay GIRL (GERMAN PREFERRED) TO take care of two Children, Good home. | No cook Wii eeierl ye plenty Sana gia to gan p dbey Brot st. ne. a tiers GRDY Sa ANTED—A ‘TEACHER | OF FREEHAND AND lasses from 15 to 20 abbege per Week "Addieas DRAWING: care, ret Car y ANTED—, wh NTO GEN. revatah Howgework ror Teen Family; o, oa 2, tar office. ‘sel G.2t* Wier ee T-3 Laas SOUOKs, OFFICE House wer ure: Butlers, Ops Oyster ‘Shuskers; eruian and Sega We “"BURNHAM'S, 1110 G st nw. AN’ BMAID: Gooks, NURS eee Met, for’ 9 ‘Com: Enea he eee OnE ANTED-TWO EXP! NCED | MILLINER! PEO Po ip Woon Bazine i 7 1 Market Space, paral ANTED—HOUSES NT—I CAN NISH We Ra eee = pal FES an clays f epromne Fasttiemetta an a — attention guarantes lections a specialty, CAMPBELL W. Test aude nw. ANT! TBE STRICT ATTENTION S Brew Woirotice vith an etpenetce ou fe nivi foite Tout emorad eieeiras lod pe to Eiecowomeetors mnt Higsidents or non-residents baving Furnished 01 Unfurnished Houses or Stores nt can have special gitention to thetr, interes aban ng thom in, our Me WANTED—ROOMS. ANTED—BY OCTOBER 1, THREE FUR- nished Rooms for Light House Keeping by gen- ti wife, and child 19 months old. ‘State price, ee tne heat and gas; terms must be modera! . B.Y., Star office, se17- aN) DA MARRIED CO} witH ° OnE WY Ghilt roe old deste pre Cuturtnued ans wrating. terms and 1 vocatle: b Saas Tou LAWRENCE, Star office, TED TWO soos, ons ING, WITH Weird for ior av # PIES VOLS roe school; state terms, ‘Ad ANTED-LARGE, eURea Ss Room - ith, F ona, Pe second floor, for ot to exceed $15, bd foention ‘Box 13 151, Star o jee. WESSTER—ONE, Finst, OR SECOND, FLOOR or unfurnished (alcove ferred} | eh ny a bay centrally located. Radrens, ats tar office, woh 7-30 for a lady ‘two rensrgne or privie and ewo or privi- of éatare sorbed dan at tate pr ices, location; ive TED — GENTLEMAN AND WIFE Rooms or Sinall” House on Qepital Huly boat eh mall House 0 ences. Address, with terme, SMe .. Star o! ottice. Se W4 XID — PERM paNTLy., BY, MAN AND Wai without mM ANED with Board, 18: ig mate orth a Fi asa Sth: ats. W aS a CeLT FURNISHED i ae occasional use; in quiet neigi nocd wheres questions are asked. reas Z., Star office. sel 6-3t* ANTED—ROOM AND BOARD BY A ho oo aged referred “pe gentleman; widow or single laty’ Bonnin house ot a spit. sass had | Aarons 0 geen Kaa. A ar off Wise hc Eh fa Pro maT dress: Second: located wet ts siporiel oP nats 1 Mat tron O35 wo e80, a aaa UNFURNIS} BD, PoIpIUNT ani ma bet, Gth and ZOth and Fand 0, state lowest price to GEORGIA. bist eile eet WUrtorineg Gonras LEMAN AND WIFE, TWO | a floor; rel ‘Addsess A: BZ bit (Star office. nela-t* TED—BY GENTLEMAN AND WI o Witt art Sua oie boon a ping; in cet terme Si MAA. Star odices “aise os AL Acosta ey COMPETENT ARB me mnt also One oF Two ‘Apprentices. Gall at ‘Gaitst Leh ts Wx y YO than OR Hoderatey weil WHO Bigiong bs hand ‘writer mE 08 | it Waxreec et wien FOR ied pe azalege tory; must ieee. | We acl strict eae sober, Wiktiseanaran pets 17 BA 8 YEARS remoes required.” Gul igue F nae melt WAntzD- cary § 16 To 18 ee AGI Wee ey pes Y, 10th and ioe or Wit lite 1 $208 Bf hammers Waxes. DU! LOY M| BU. Nisicare Fits! Soak states, wi 17 M ot, nw. aul y-gore TED—A MAN OF Mi Nas aaa atieras at ee a wm HANDS TO oe rANtEDan ATIONS. ones story se14-3t* {OR RENT—TWO VERY PLEASANT, ata Communicating Rooms, weil furnished, secon oor; one Furnished of Cuftraisted Room, first floor; hear ‘care and herdics; private family. 220 North Capitol st, eel4-t" JOR RENT — SECOND FLOO! UNFURNISHED: Fain ad table id dow, closets, bath, heat and ui ior light house Keeping; terms, $12. 719 Bat hw. oR aERTCERETY OF TWO, TWO UNFUR- nished Communicating Roorrs, second floor; heat, Bear two lines of cars; no a SE Rooms, fire sirable; ight b Dousckeepings 1? JOR J RENTILARGE PLEASANT ROOMS, FUR- nished oF unfuruished; Rood closets; central tion; no housekeeping. metatet -_Bel4-3t° FOR RENT—PLEASANT BAY-WINDON ¥-WINDOW TO ROOMS by the day, week or month, with board. 4 Iines of cars ahd Interior depértment, “O02 a ft aw. {OK RENT “AN ELEGANT SUITE | ee p PARLOR and Chamber on first floor; han: accond fuor; excellent location; everyting. ne ne & ae. first-class; 1022 Ist, now, Ree Ea oe LeEy eyED COMMUNE. | Sore or jousekecying close in both $8: heat aud gest also ous Bucsigk Gone first fluor; references ‘cuchanged; rent in advance Ll Est. ow sel4- E oR BENT—1005 9TH BTN. W. ELEGANT ished Rooms with First-class Board at Mod- rate Kates; central location; near street at Lo RRS OR POUR MICREY FUE: in private family, with or without tral location. 516 2d st. nw. sel4-3t" 2k RENT—TI E La 24508 COMMUNICATING mis. secon th, book case lonetay on mata Hue cf care aps ply id8s Heres ~ i Ppa HOON, AENGLE OR corner hotse, syuthrand suet iene: cock eee erences requ ae " required. 1101 K st_n.w, Fe ANDSOMELY | FURNISHED Rooms, s010-2w . allt sre ae tuTOE SS Gov itn) stn ase JOR RENT—LARGE, RICHLY, “FURRIg ED Kooms, siuele or en suite ee ees i relarencen 416 st, Dew. Fe RENT —VERY ee shes big 4 OM n new imp. EDYORD W. WAU Feta pat nl Dial Na 6 FOR RENT—STORES. R RENT—2112 M At X.W., re a =) Freon Dighton Hi oes 65. Sve vial | tamiltes, “W. BURPORD aisha ot sve a 10 | LEABE FOR A TERM OF bY A DI rt eva Property in the best qi Tae viAddrecs Box Ob Star oties. nate Be Fou ‘RENT sd repale stdlable for 9TH AND L 8Ts. ‘od fepalt Kind of j busineas. SAppiy to WC SOMMER TY ae heen Soe NE &: BES’ FER a oo i next, to Rare 8 TE * for term of ist ‘Mhoae' Tsiand ave, ne “eloim BR BERT -O70s 1227 EB N. W.; HAND. ¥ BT. ft DECKHWS £345 Feuna ave ue ORE FOR RENT—OFFICES. FoR RN eae DERGOR OF 2910 F oe ae RENT_DESIIABLE 01 CE FOR Cont chesins mete pode ROO} yet ‘BY INGLE MAN, = steam, bi » in Le m fn tha orwent action of thal. bustin, 1425 80. ee Address, stating terms, P. OU, Box 632, city, se 14-31 Fo, HESTgy (OUR ge orree aco ox WANTED MISCELLANEOUS | qi;‘filiece veiw saa 4° HARBIN. 85 2 V See MILD SADDLE ell broken ‘Address J. ofbens om sisoaupatea 2 BUSINESS Gace Tea aT BOY 85,000 WASHINGTON AND | 7> ory will FROM 1,000 TO 2,000 Gan wise sual oon ike eae shares te oe peat eenae itis eat uals a buabican, Poche dress A. W. B.. Star office. a oa mT. am Gor isth and A i nt ad sats cee oat oe 2016-120" Wis \NTED—FOR CLIENTS—TO LEASE ST: tore Btock spiiseete Sof Pocky has ikea et : seld-t aie ¥, SUEEIANE & CO., 600 F at, n.w, _ NTED—8: ‘SIX MO) FOR WHICH Pastime ga ee —— Address aaghapie {Se rut ne simone a B SALE- 92.2 200 WILL BUY NEW AND HAND. Bene! is exit forging isa ble" focal Oe aoa owner ai | FS 133, Btar Olicel soleeasee GTEAMEA DARTHOCDI FOR CHARTER BY DAT or month, nel 7-4t ecm nore aw. WEP SRE opp Ee ra ehigig Hy Ag i Reicha bese arene | W PEE fietclsan real iasured: abstract of title Gree 3 Wil: JOHNS, Biar office. Ost. 2 reece rere hota toda innay cade “ae of Box etree Aaa cle ae PSS E—-ROOM, AND aaa ‘PRES 14th, SL0bu rea eam 6-room Bric! $4100. “CHAB. AS at SALE-NORTHEAST— window Brick 7 rooms, a tous soe 8 rooms na Baik, ani sts. 6 8 brick, bay Window; 8600 ossb, 1K SALE NORTHWE! T pt. near rit S-room, Brick. all am. i; to good for ¢ Boundary ee pen sna es near dow Bricks, all 000 Bt st. pear fee aa Tot 30x08 qed: at, near 435,'8-r., Bay-window Frame, ail mL £000 FoR SALE. INVESTMENTS, northeas 5,500 ode per iculars apply to J. ¥. CULLINANE. 590+ EK SALE—A NICE cle, puares ORA SEESEID. 7 es ink 7 rote mis and bath: let price. DAVID D ONE, Bb yes wel F mt SAl EAN DUPONT “cota, Ve pipe vai LOR Sale x, BR -mized Kooms aud Kath Room . all . Be | Sear eer oa Bakar Boy SALE—11-KOOM PRESS BRIC dow House, with py 000 feet < $0 30 foot alle Greee Box 06, biar of © jouse, Shroughout. easy of socess to schools and ater eee, 0 wroundin be S25 ihouthly’ “CHASL-APPLESAN UO" a uw JOR SALE CORNER B HOUSE ON 671 at * § roots, store and 3 will 84,000 it sald coun wa or ea, “Fired eines YestmentU, NER SIS Aigat aw. sele-at JOR a 3E alae ave. n.0,, New Or. Bricks, - ave me, New @r. Brick all im. 1, 28.and 725 Oth et. ne, New Gr. Bricks, 7 Sth st me, New Gr. es a 04,250, se14-6t — bead 5 Fu Sale —o}6 2 St 8 ERE Gre ai ‘th. 5-room Fi House Deniadiana See Footny store ro an oo wake lor, Library aud dining room, 24 floor, 3 chatabers bath, 34 our, 13, chambers and bath; ‘closets, i ca Wasteln. speakinw Suished in hard word, ett spered. For ful Particulars apply to J.T Dikie 1508 Pat weld Ot JOR SALE—A BARGAIN — ae sew TH 23 miory and Back baaiding Bay ws ; nine rooms ‘uiabed tac cabined oak mantels cron ore places: in the ee pre i 84,300 Payments, ware, Hands iwo-story Houses, bay-window and balcony Foows, Abished 1p Uatural wood, 62,050, or, with eh e3.250 monthly. Possession stouce, W. BUKFORD, 1422 New ork ave Foe, SAe-2ig 4 FAST “CAPITOL & fect order; low price, the premises ob sud after Monday. 2K BALE—ON OLEVEDAND Al ‘SIX-ROO! Fina toncn good repair; ws ms TH bess we enTaba Day Wekivoie 7 JOR SALE-A VERY FRY COMELETEmpUes PLETE HOU 5 | Bntcrect Sader pert hat ted op ee dentist, contains eight qoente, ‘also as rt pe bath room. bh ‘Dburgiar alarm, electr call box BWoRsn abr s Bh BRADLEY. O97 F at ew Ba K SALE—AT A BAuGAIN—A FINE THREE F* story Pressed-brick -window | Dweilii spate cetet larwe cellar, with all] modern tun re« to apy desiring ‘eecure: elegant home at's low fwure Por price ana inquire ow the premises, Ban aco welder OR SALE—HOUSE 17483 ¥ ST, N.W. CONTAIN. iets ing 9 roomsand beth odern Fa: 8. 4350-60 AND SEE ar] Boom Gap. and Asis. 2. coucrsted cellas large Tard se tric annunciator, speaks jabe, set range, Spas rok late mantels, cevkiodral glam, reals market, CHAS. % see Le nate eee ae Pon note, ROBERTSON & a RK SALK—MABS. AVE. NEAR STANTON FARK: New Buy-window Brick, Beautiful location; only $3,200. Davin’ ee ee itech homes, terms ve offer them at that price fora fe afew d 3 Ruy ome with @ oun Geseatt - pad Oye cod 5th sta. nw, ; cme Saeed comer. ear i sea 83 ne 1 Mj Lot 26-8m1 0704 toy ore epee ta iar 68 9: ro Brick r sta. n.w.; Lot 18.6x90, House; per square C'Brick: a) on, set iaen #800 3,300. 3 ii an slgeantly finished four- ttt Dw.; oy =) 4 a circa ree D i an ese meere a ee net and 1th ote, m, es t alah: Ane wea Rivinion tan : Pteo itol fiche giterae eet, eens mea? Laat Commectiont ave. ; yan a ‘anny oficer who has been Corner Business Property on 11th pear Ft nies Brick rte four stores, 2B. HL. WARNER & C0. Fat. nw. FS. ae te ec ramera teh Sey eres | ai a. ibrary ; terms easy. se. EESt “ane, OR SALE-THE BROOKS MANSION, land, D.C.; delightfully situated, oo conveuicut to i station, large rocius, ty With «ade trees of various kinda. ‘This houses suit? Sole for private faintly. suburban boarding eae. tedies” conn minery or bag 30 oo Wolbisiisds, a Bret Boor, parier i Kitchen ond large pantry send four bers and bath room: cemented cell whole house; mod ipa. ‘Price $6200" TYLER S RUTHERPOMD. 1307 ak 4y13-60t" 2K SALE—A MOST 1 DESINABLE RESIDENCE Fis, ne, Franklin ne ton Foor, deeb Tuodera linpr thor forte a, the city y will nell sia th MoutK eal ea! “Loans and Tnsurance, <3 Fe SALE-NEW, 3-STORY AND iantrs Brick, 1327 R st. si S yaeee Oe,aae work hes ees mau! somes nd alta: open fire Pree Sih ae w foguirgat aninmciicm' oe NEW, Pisa Sater eee ge N — cars and herdics [01 THO oes GQ “ot =" Mage: On SALE OR RE ‘OR RENT. EW aT NEAR OON- tte tas AT ‘FOR SALE—2 NICE Choon Ax ae Dwelling Houses in Wine 1313 ¥ wt, MR SALE-TWO ELEGANT juare from x roome large deep: ——. Gouk SALE_NEW BRICK DWELLING XORTH- ESE Sree itehen nd Tare past second uace and all tod. Seta furnace RUTHERFORD, 1907 Pat jy. LOST AND FOUND. __ JLOUND—A WALLET WITH MONEY IN IT THE Owner can recover it rit by applet Seppo the Diabuspiog Clerk, Government Prin! bic ‘OST—ON STEM 14,4 WHITE POX rier: one bob tail!” Suitable reward w eau if returmed to W. kK. TRAVER, star offes. JOD aE TT re TO the 1; 1 Med Steer; white marks. —F-] Seay. DOUGLAS SMITH, Fate re OST—SATURDAY NIGHT, 14TH, A PUG 2 Lets a oe ‘Tag No. 4 Lait Bec Panny aaa ah returned to 1218 H st. n Ls canna tes and tnd 1231 Tus at ee Les te OR perce Sa et othe arcs a ORereetown on OSTLONG NARROW, BLACK ue ieee