Evening Star Newspaper, September 19, 1889, Page 2

> oY PERSONAL MENTION. ‘The social event of the season at Rockville today was the donble marriage of Mr. Alex. F. B. Prescott of Montgomery county and Miss - = 8. Kellogg. daughter of Commander A. Kellogg, and Dr. Edward H. Abbi of New vedford. Mi -, and Miss Lillian J. Prescott, xr of Mr. Edward paula of the 2 The trains arriving with the dis- tin gvished persons aboard afforded evidence of rest taken in the event. Rev. A.8.Johns dand the ceremony was performed in the presence of the many well-known people of agton and Montgomery county. The 1 presents were valuable and handsome. n elegant breakfast was given previous to the ceremony to the bridal parties at the resi- deuce of Commander Kellogg this morning. Tr. and Mrs, Abbi will make their home at New Bedford and Mr. and Mra. Prescott will reside on the estate of the groom's father at Norbeck, Montgomery county. Miss Lollie Bullen of Capitol Hill bas re- turned from @ visit at Clear Spring, accom- panied by her cousin, Miss Meta Wallace. John Murphy, who has been absent for ten days past on a visit to his former home, Fred- erick, Md., has returned. The Japanese minister and Madame Muten are expected at the legation on N street this They visited the northeastern coast re- spent a few days in New York city and are now at Water Gap, Pa, ‘The improvements and decorations at the legation are nearing completion. The small room back of the drawing room has been extended into a beau- tiful ball room, and the dining room has been both apartments are being hand- rated, all of which preparations indicate that the minister and his wife will en- tertain more elaborately this season than in orevions rs, Mr. Sato is staying in the Mt. Picscant ouse that Minister Mutsu occupied in the early summer. Mrs. Cameron is at Beverly Farms, Mass., where Senator Cameron has a cottage. The senator and his wife went to Europe in the same steamer as Senator Sherman and his party in May, and had settled themselves cozily ina shooting lodge im Scotland when the tidings of Geu, Cameron’s severe illness reached them ey left immediately for this country. Secretary Windom expects to oceupy his new home, the handsome new house, No. 1ilé suchusetts avenue, this week, Mrs. and Miss Wanamaker, the wife and daughter of the Postmaster General, arrived in thy yesterday and are looking-over the needs of the of Whitney-Frelinghuysen house for a refurnisbing. They return to Philadel- phia to 3 tusk bas arrived in the city from Wis- cousin where she spent the summer. ‘Treasurer and Mrs. Huston, with their son r and Mr. and Mrs, R, F. Robb, ty at the “Sea of Ice” perform- last evening. Weir Mitchell, Dr. J. M. Pepper of Phil- elphia and Dr. J. M. Garland, Dr. G. B. ‘k aud Dr. J. P. Putnam of Boston, who are here for the annual meeting of the Associa- American Physicians, are at the Nor- lings entertained a number of ors at dinner last evening at ce in West Washington. Miss Spofford, who is visiting Mrs, Hutchin- son on her farm, is expected home this week. Mrs. Dr. Pope is back in the city from sum- s to Hock Enon, Watch Hill and New city. She is suffering from a very severe handeoid. Dr. and Mrs. Pope expect to spend a fortuight at Virginia Beacn this month, before the seaside season closes, r. and Mrs. Burdette aud Miss Alice Bur- ave returned from Deer Park, where had a very gay summer. ud Mrs. Homer D. Guerry, nee Bessie H. h, will be at home to their friends on. Fri- mith, who bas ea visiting her ing Depot, IIL, left yesterda: ‘ resume her duties in the sixt! During her visit she was sere- the residents, among whom she is stree : southeast have returned from Paxson, Low Mrs. Schiff and daughter have returned from a ity and wil! remain a week with Mrs. of 935 K street. F. King left this morning to at- Worcester musical festival in the in- the choral society, Noot are with their parents nue, where they will be pleased is. 1. J. Goodman have returned weir extended bridal tour through the Wallach will return tonight, Capt. D. J. Young and family have returned to the city after a pleasant sojoura at For est G . tansdell leaves this evening for In to bring his family here. They of October and occupy nevieve Sprigg Ludiow, daughter of |. Wm. Ludlow, and Mr, Clement Acton mum. jr.,were married in New York at noon yesterday. THE CASE OF MRS. ROWLAND. On Her Way to This City to Answer a Charge of Embezziement. Judge Nelson at St. Paul, Minn., has issued a writ of extradition iu the case of Mrs. Annie M. Rowland. late matron of Dr. Hammond's Sanitarium in this city, and she is now on her Way to this city in charge of Marshal Campbell. Mrs. Rowland, as heretofore published, is charged with embezzling the funds of Dr. Hammond. Inspector Swindell of the detect- ive corps has received « telegram from Mar- shal Campbell notifying him that he left St. Paul Tuesday evening and expects to arrive here at 4 o'clock this afternoon. When Mrs, Rowland arrives here she will probably be re- leased on bail, She is not under indictment Tur the alleged offense, but there is a Police c rant against her. The case will therefor be called in the Police Court for trial, Powland was arrested in Minneapo- uaries have been made about her rters, She has many friends, bia and this city, who are opinion ) that when the case is tried the offense charged will not be proven. She Rememberet the War of 1812, ‘The funeral of Mrs. M.ry A. Hutchinson, who died on Monday evening took place from the residence of her son, W. E. Hutchinson, 906 Pennsylvania avenue south st, yesterday after- noon. The deceased was the daughter of Ben- jamin King, the first master Llacksmith of the Washington navy yard on it establishment about the commencement of the century. She was eighty-six years of age at the tims of her death, baying survived her husband over thirty-five years, Her father having taken an active t in sending guns from the Davy yard to Commodore Barney in the war oi 1812, ske hada vivid recolleetion of the scenes of that war and up to very late day was able to de- scribe the burning of the navy yard and the stirring events of Augnst, 1814, Her funeral brought together representatives of all the older families of the eastern section of the Dis- r services were conducted by the Rev. 2. Meador of the Fifth Baptist church bert A. Williams of Christ P. E, church. and the pall-bearers were Samuel Cross, Rev. ©. Smith, Wm. Henderson, C. H. Wm. Dulin and John W. Pink me The re interred at the Congressional cometery. sania Chief Deputy Marshal Appointed. Captain Leogard, who was recently ap- Pointed by Marshal Ransdell a deputy in his Office, has been designated as chief deputy, the position so long filled by Colonel George W. Phillips. Mr. Robert Willett, who tendered his resignation to take effect October 1, has withdrawa it after a talk with the marshal and will comtiuue in the place he has so well filled for some years past, —____ D. D. Dana, the Alleged Defaulter. The police of this city have been requested to look out for and arrest Dennison D. Dana, the alleged defaulting treasurer of the Douglass *x manufacturing company of Boston, His hoto; bh accompanies the circular lag bis ecrest, tue to deserted os beter teh ars old, with h gray hair, light comylavien and « drooping mustac! bs Real Estate Matters. John G. Toepper has bought for $4,500 of W. F. Eaton part 2, square 518, 22x100 feet on G street between 4th and 5th streets north- west. John Cook has bought for $5,500 of Solomon Carr part 7, square 959,30 by 100 feet inches om 10th between G and H streets West THE NEW JURIES. The First Drawing of | of Namee Under the New Law for Grand a and Petit Jurors. In the office of the clerk of the court the first drawing for jurors under the new law, lim- iting the term of service for petit jurors to thirty days, has taken place. The names drawn for the grand jury and petit jury of the Crimi- nal Court, which will be convened om October 1, are as follows: GRAND JURORS. John Keyworth, 1907 H street northwest; Alex. Lee, 1216 I street northwest; Jas. B. Hol- lidge, 38 M street northwest; E. G. Wheeler, 6th and N streets southwest; John Sharper, Anacostia road; Joseph Orange, 918 8th strest southeast; Westwood F. Paxon, 605 Penneylva- nia avenue southeast; C. W. Shiles, 510 i avenue southwest; Chas. G. Mue 830 lst treet northeast; Wm. O'Donnell 1248 7th treet northwest; John A. Adams, 1228 N street northwest; W. "H. Veerhoot, 910 8th street northwest; 0. A. Shields, 116 5th street north- east; Robert Boyd, 1805 H street northwest; Henry White Milkhouse, Ford road; Franklin T. Sanner, 1230 4th street northwest; John BR. F. Brown, 1126 19th street northwest; Joseph Gates, Grant road; John Wanstall, BIS 19th street northwest; Andrew Barbour, 1612 14th street northwest; Davis Baker, 1330 12th street northwest; Mark P. Andrews, 1416 Rhode Ie- land avenue northwest; John T. Clark, 7th and L streets southwest. PETIT JURORS, J. Harrison Johnson, 709 C street southwest; Oliver P. Burdette, 508 9th street northwest; Daniel F. Lee, Monroe street, Anacostia; J. O'Day, Brie dt W. H. Myers, 604 D street northwest; Thos. B. Cross, jr., 504 11th street southeast; W. H. Dunkhorst, 1105 7th street northwest; Clinton Adams, 902 14th street northwest; Henry W. Offutt, $245 O street northwest; Arthur D. A 1804 F street northwest; Thomas Bowling, Brookeville road; John W. Fritch, 1507 33d street northwest; Robert E. Smith, 388 6th street southeast; W W. Riley, 11th street wharf; Pom! McCaule: 220 B street southeast; Franklin Barrett, 1 New York avenue northwest; Herman : baum garten, 1226 F street northwest; ner, 311 H street northwest; John Sarohards Tenleytown road; James Hany, Broad Branch road; E. Champlin, 218 12th street southwest; Galusha A. Riggles, 911 Massachusetts avenue northwest; Joseph F. O'Neil, South Capitol street and Georgia avenue; Talbott ©. Murray, 513 7th street northwest; Eugene B. Garges, 202 7th street southeast; Wm. C. Peake, 308 B street southeast. WHAT IS EXPECTED. As stated above this is the first drawing un- der the new law which provides for the grand jury during a term and limits the petit jurors service to thirty days, and the character of those drawn would indicate that the Com- missioners have exercised much care in the se- lection of names, Heretofore when jurors were summoned for a term it was often the case that one-third of the entire number would ask to be excused. It is, however, thought that with the reduced term of the petit jurors there will be but few excuses offered, THE TEMPLAR CONCLAVE. ‘Wheelmen to Parade in Honor of the Kuights—The Railroad Companies. Among the attractions of conclave week will be a lantern parade of wheelmen on the night of Tuesday, October 8 Chairman Parker of the triennial committee said today that the wheelmen who had conferred with the com- mittee showed much interest in the matter, and it was expected that fully 1,000 men would turn out with bicycles. They will have Chinese lanterns and other means of illumination which will make a novel and brilliant display, The thousand wheelmen, Mr. Parker said. would make a line extending on Pennsylvania ave- nue from the Capitol to the Treasury. Arrangements were completed yesterday for the barbecue to take place Thursday afternoon, October 10, at 2 o yolock at the Sehaninen park. It is expected to feed 15,000 or more guests at this feast. Members of Washington commandery met last night in conference with ladies interested in the conclave. Committees were sppointed of ladies to look after lady guests of the com- mandery, and rooms in the Scottish rite sanctuary were assigned to the use of the ladies, THE RAILROADS. “I see,” remarked Chairman Parker today, “that Mr, Percy Smith, the passenger agent here of the Baltimore and Ohio road, is quoted as saying that the indications are that his road will be taxed to a greater extent than ever be- fore to accommodate the crowds co! to at- tend the conclave and that ahead contracts have been made for 120 sleeping coaches or some number like that. Yet that road, despite the great business it will do as @ consequence of the gathering here has refused to make any contribution to the fund for entertaining the visitors to the city. It offered to pay us for an advertisement $250 for what would cost us $225, and that is all. Representatives of our committee have had several interviews with the officials of the Pennsylvania ruad who, so far, have declined to give one cent. The same as true of the Chesapeake and Ohio road,which claims to have no terminal in Washington, though this is practically a terminal of that road through the Piedmont Air Line. The Piedmont air line and the Atlantic coast line have the matter under on and also the Pullman company in Chic I re- gard the action of the trunk line roa ie i into Washington as simply Cheep, eo and in- decent. The roads leading into Chicago gave, when the conclave was held there in 1880, $1,000 apiece. The Washington and George- wn railroad company has given us $500, and yet a great trank ing like ‘the Pennsylvania railroad, which will bring probably one hun- dred thousand people here has so far declined to give one cent. Railroad men say themselves that they expect to do more business then than they ever did. The citizens of Washington are willing to contribute, and have been especially so since they have begun to appreciate how eat an event this gathering is going to be. he hotels, which, like the railroads, will profit b: ry the gathering here, have not con- tributed as liberally as reer should have done. One of the leading hotels declined to ere anything, = — otel Pe et suppose, a thousand Knights Temp! The Death Record. During the twenty-four hours ending at noon today deaths were reported to the health office as follows: White—Annie McCloud, 49 years; Julia McCormick, 28 years; Francis D. Clem- ents, 2 years. Colored—William Wilson, 15 years; William Mathews, 23 years; Alice V. Bmith, 12 years, —_-__ Fined for Stealing Clothing. In the Police Court, Judge Miller, this morn- ing, colored man named Henry Ham was charged with the larceny of clothing from Thos. Hawkins at the Lochiel house, on 9th street, which is being demolished. Detective Mattingly testified that he arrested Ham at a junk shop. The accusedclaimed that he had m told he could take any rubbish —_ the building and he found these articles in bundle tecee pated imposed a fine of $10 or 30 days in ca THE COURTS. Equrrr Cournt—Judge Coz. aia Yesterday—Matthews agt. Hunter; Lewis appointed ‘dian ad lite: ‘pa Burroughs; sale nally confirmed” “S* Toda: Dieter Fncoeeseeraaeg on. Fitagerald; 1. A. admitted | re pe Bradstreet; from taxing teati- poron hey Lee agt. a edt Prosate Covurt—Register Clagett, Yesterday—Estate of Henry Foteroan seme peed Fe ; ly proved. i alleged will maf oe a. McKee; caveat to olin No Change at All. From the Terre Haute Express, If the widow had known that the medium was once engaged to the dear departed it w highly probable that she would have gone else- where for information and the following con- versation would not have ensued: diated (pe in the tage Bee an Con Pvaad torment: amet. 2 bt ‘ Widow—“It—it isn’t really a lake of fire, is it, te timo—very muah tke Binge ak eh, Toe win ge with you, 7ou know. Ste eae ‘ane Squills—“Uncle Jake, would you bejafraid upon a patient?” Unele Juke—“Not ': PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. ‘Tar Tovarsts m 4 Patace Can—This ex- caer Wwsicl have teen very eeovematel | Ett we been ee ee — been Bie Bate opal is Tuxaran.—Miss Lilian Lewis’ i tly New York. Mr, Whitecar will play Hernani. Tux Equive Panapox. — Bartholomew's Equine Paradox will be at Harris’ next week. ‘These well-trained horses have been here be- fore and have offered entertainment to those interested in the development of equine intelligence. The advance sale of seats com- menced today. Gus Bmue “Wont or Novaxrres is the title of the attraction at Kernan’s next week. It is ® company of excellent specialty people, among whom are the Fisher brothers and the legless wonder, J, E. Black. es ANACOSTIA, Riguts or Covorep Pzorie 1x THe Sours.— The Potomac district, A.M.E, meeting at Good Hope, which convened Tuesday, closed with a largely-attended love feast at 10 o'clock today. re ree number of pastors have been in attend- ance and the meet thronghout was one of rare int Rey. J. H. Collett of Baltimore preached a very able disccurse at 8 o'clock last night but peep most significant meeting of the day and of the whole session was that of yester- afte! when the race question in the south forced itself to the front and Pa) most earnestly discussed. Rey. Dr. J. M. eer Rev. J. H. Collett, Presiding Elder J. H. A. Johnson, Rev. John T. Lane, and many others b exes as to the rights of the colored people of th ener atte th and the nd = the : li Fa be ag fecer eir lives and pro) se! out in the south, and more particular eon ana, were spoken of pl pagel a prot Goole of ten ‘was appointed to call on the President, present to him the case of the colored people in the oat and appeal to him for executive action. The earliest opportunity will be taken to wait y im. ee ae Nye Worthington of Good Hope Heights, who was hurt at Baltimore, is suffer- ing from fever, the result of a concussion of the brain. He is no better than on his return and it is feared his injuries will prove more seri- ous than was at first su .——Mr. Arthur McLean is confined to his home with tonsilitis. ——Miss Cora McLean is visiting at Alpha, Md. —JennieMiller, aged sixteen, and Ada Tenney, aged twenty, both colored, were arrested yes- terday on the charge of stealing €100 from ir. John Fields of Hillsdale. canes ALEXANDRIA. — for Tue EvENine 8TaB. Leotstative Caxvass.—The nomination of Frank Hume for the legislature, reported in ‘Tue Star yesterday afternoon, was made not only with unanimity but with much enthusiasm. Messrs. J. H. Sweeney and Jobn H. Strider, a committee appointed for the Parrot, offered Mr. Hume the nomination, and that gentleman came to the convention and in a modestly de- livered addreas, which was received with many plaudits, accepted the nomination, A member of the convention—Mr, Patterson—reported that there had been an offer to him of $150 to break up the meeting, but no action was taken on this statement, The democratic committee have already gone to work on Mr. Humes’ = vasa. The date of the republican cit; county convention to nominate @ candi OF o Opposition to Mr. Hume has not yet been fixed. ins, Green's Bequest TO THE INFIRMARY.— The Alexandaia infirmary has received a be- uest from Mrs. 8. Rosa Green, of Washington. irs, Green, nee Deitz, was the niece o! ne late David Betzold, a butcher and capitalist of half a century ago. ere ee suspension of specie payments in 1839 he issued $5,000 in small notes to € for his customers. The notes were counterfeited, but he redeemed all that came, making a considerable loss, and he, it was said, papered s room with the notes he had redeemed. Mrs. Green long resided at “Germany,” which adjoined Mr. Betzold’s “Holland,” alongside of Hoff’s run at the west end of Alexandria and maintained there a cul- tured and hospitable home, An Avexanpgis Lapy Drownep.—Miss Ell Atwell, eldest daughter of Mr. Ewell Atwell ae this city, was drowned in Goose creek, near Purcellville, Loudoun county, last ‘Tuesday night, Mise Atwell was on her summer outing and was mang the family of Mr. Plaister. Her remains will be brought to her home here this afternoon. Notxa.—The frame portion of the Alexandria tannery, built across the strand at the foot of Fayette alley, has been removed.—The fun- eral of Mrs. Sarah A. Owens took place this afterncon from her home on North Alfred street.——The mayor has fined Geo. Lucas $2.50 for assault upon G. Nelson.—Wm. ed yin, the colored man charged with stcalii horse from Thomas Gafney in Alexan is county, has been sent on to the grand jury, Judge Norton has issued an injunction to sto) the sale of the estate of Hugo Herfarth of thi city under an assignment. Frank Collom was again arraigned in Minne- apolis yesterday and entered a plea of not guilty to each of the six indictments for forging the name of John T. Blaisdell. Mr. J. A. C. Groner, son of General V. D. Groner of Norfolk, has been appointed assist- ant freight and passenger agent of the Atchi- son, Topeka and Santa Fe railroad. The dof transfer of the property and franchises of the Broadway surface railroad was executed to Col. Daniel 8, Lamont and re- nab 2 in the register's office in New York yes- y- FRIDAY, SEPT. 13, 1889. ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY are now offering « full line of NEW CROP GREEN PEAS—botn Imported and Domestic—we have the Domestic in Tin and the Imported in Tin and in Glass, ‘The quality of these goods is all that one can desire, being very sweet and natural in flavor and the prices ‘are very reasonable indeed. In fact, we are offerings decided bargain in the way of Fine French Peas in Glase—Goods that usually sell at 45 to 50c., while our price on this lot is only 35c, or $4.00 per dozen full- sized Glass Jars. ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, 420 NINTH STREET. P.8.—We are still “booming” Flour and we are offering some very choice grades at bargain rates, eel3 EY.c ‘THE DUNLAP STYLE OF SILK AND DERBY HAT, FOR FALL AND WINTER WEAR, Now ready at WANTED--HELP. Caceres Mineaiatarier ee LaPeer Wve, ae En, ES Rierasse Kypis £115 Ost ewe after pas tte Oe eee War workin Sisal Famils. Apu nang tow aoeel sonia os KING EOFG Pea ot a.9 bet aad A sta aS ott Wanrid 2°92, Spar — AND war EC eee rcs ers, feamatgenees, Butlers Ses FOR ——_FOR RENT—ROOMS. ___| FOR FOR SALE--MISCELLANE( EOUs ey afore MACHINE caae shares ae aed Warren: A STENOGRAPHER AN! oe (ip a tian ins revi Boz 185, Star sities to Eny| oo 417 Oth st. sw. ANTEDS A COMPETENT, COOK; SETILED Jef- ereon' place, bot Stk and Tour eha MEER Se Te W2xTaotrane net st at ore FOR oe tired two: fren ences requi: WAxgep-tWextr-rr = ar LATHI OaLL 16 N st. a.¢. after 6 o.clock. E BAYNOne te Wieser wap BOYS—ONE. EXPERIENCED AS rapper, and the other, to learn capholee tery. Apply to Mose & SON, ith 8, Fr AT ote. 2. iNTEDSA ILORED TO ve — WwW Make Him: car yu Useful around the house, Apply at Ti8 2d st. se, av WAnzED 45 "EXPERIENCED NURSE; GOOD tions, ent 4 at 176 4th et, non, Capitol Bil." gelae NTE! ite ee §MALL PRIVATE FAMILY, Ww to Cook, Wash and Iron, th Bisa Chainber ald ned Waitvons; references’ re- Inquire, after 5 p.m., at 1423 Corcoran st. Wasa NEAT RESPECTABLE PROTEST. pnt American Winite Girl for House Work. io bey at 1211 Ist. 2 We A GOOD RESTAURANT COOK AND WV Get Goodtaay oe or Man Waiter. Apply 319 2 We ANTED — DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT SS lucted by ladies, Men ond Women, white and colored, for all kinds of domestic Inbor, city restr references. Removed to 709 L st, n.w. mel o-ot TANTED—A eee MAN AS CLERK IN SHOR Store: ence. preferred. 1208 7th st. uw — oop wane D-SETTLED WOMAN TO SOK, WASH references required. Apply at 16u: and Iron; 6 13th'st. stg ANTED SY. A sone, LADY, A SKILLED Wi Tutoress in the Higher Engilsh Branches aud x nL X., Jatin, Terms mast be ‘moderate, PUPIL ANTED—WOMAS, TO DO GHAMBERWORE Way quire 485 Ba. 8 wel Wii Yard E: ESTAUIAN Weis eB HOTEL dd st. and Pa. a», Wasser TAILORESS ON PAN- Ay AITERS AT SCHNEIDER'S NAVY ee 8th st. we. it? W ANTED—GOOD COOK, WASHER 1 AND Ii ey “ @ that y wt night; reference requi: Apply ¢ 60s 13th at 2 sel 3u ANTED—A RESPECTABLE E COLORED GIRL it ‘Apply in Bore 10 Nurvo: must give good reference, Ply, 3 {ST-CLASS CHAMBERMATD AT ou F 452% 11 that. n.#. Noone Tete == W?: o not experienced and fuily competent. [ED—A PHARMACIST FOR BELT ol Permanent; registered preferred. Apply 500 9th st. uw. 2 WANTED_AT ONCE, WHITE GIRL To DOG ral Housework né washing: stay nighte; Gor. | man preferred: also German Boy about, 18 years ol Yomake himself useful about howe. V2 Det. mew. _ 8019-30" ANTED—A NEAT roMay, Hy 2, Re, ored, for General House faanily, Bring recommendation to 1008 3 Brey ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED DRIVER FOR Delive: Bano must understand the care of horses and bring best reference. W. H. Lie 3801 Market space, selG-3t | ANTED — GIRL AS NURSE AND CHAMBER laid ; good w: to competent pgrvon. App! aay ave. HITE BOY AS DINING ROOM must have experience and references, Servant; 1321 New Hainpehire ave. ‘ANTED—A WHITE WOMAN TO COOK, and Iron; family small; no children; must hav. first-class | references ; ce to right kind ‘of th wt a. oman. Apply at 460 w., between, ree — gg a CLASS Maids, Sea: COOKS, OFFICE Instresses, Pastry Cooks, House Workena Nurses,’ Butlers, Oyster Shuckers; German and Swedish Women. se18-3) BURNHAN’S, 1110 G st. nw. W2Tep-THREE (3 FIRST -CLASS TI TNNERS; men who understand poe Range eps work, Apply to M. 0. MITCHELL, ‘3108 M st. n. 9018-31 WASZED-IN A DRUG STORE, YOUNG MAN with some experience. willing to attend to Soda Fountain, and to whom all adv: vantages for learning the business will be given. Address with age, reference, experience, &c., Is. C. W., Stur office. se18-3t WANTED-A COOK, GERMAN PREFERRED, TO ‘Assist in He Ww iron reference required, Cull’ at 610 Sdst. new. sele-ste ta | WANTED WOMAN, Ree GENERAL HOUSE. worl: muat be good Cook; no wash required. 111 B st. a: W4SZEDS EXPERIENGRD OYSTER OPENER to attend Raw Box and Open Steamed; reference required. Apply 416 6thst.nw. 9018-2! yy ANTED—A WHITE WOMAN TO COOK, WASH ea Apply, with reference, st 10:26 N at. yi - wi Ww orker th si 81571 —A TINNER, A GOOD GENERAL at GARTRELL'S Stove and Bags Sgr se W TED A GIRL (GERMAN PREFERRED) who understands Cooking aud General House Work. Apply at 901 Ast. n.e. se18-3t* ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS CLEKK IN GRO- cory, aud Provision Business, one whe Under, stands Meat Tnoroughly; No. 1 re: required. "Address Box 139, Staroftice. se. WARTED-AX UPHOLSTEREK, A GOOD W y Woenr “ eRQrERTEE Ee mg Re: ag oR, Mi is Coachmen. ruraes, Seams Butlers. SAMPLE A COOMBE USS Feta wy, sol LOP ANTED—RY A A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN, BARTENDER, Star Omics. cet £NTED-HOUSEKEEPERS. ~ Wanted aud For heut i Wonk of the Poms Wan ‘OF Phos cit, f ied and unfurnished. Wed ean es AXTEDIYOUNG LADY OF FINISHED MUSI- jucation desires Position as Governess where uay of aint Gay tender sah a CxStiy WANTED--HOUSES. Was, HOUSE pf Or UN- ne, Hock; detached ious, with Dx thw wopr efarred so with We BURN, Bish Auieee particulars, T. BUACRBUES ANTEDOTHREE HOUSES CENTRALLY LO- Wied SEL er toa eS papel dT Mooue. sultaite ator. Member ‘One square west uf W ae, Toe PEASANT UNFURNIS: vthet. nw. sel9-: FoR 200 jor sr 8ST. N. td eee FUR ‘ORs: i 3 ATCEH esate brea corso evra Murcr AS Seat Be Diack foxd tS or rats wich ana other LOUgHBOROUGHE ‘URNER, The Plains, F: OR BENT—AT 2026 oa = XW bao: county, Va. ‘eolv tw lar on second and third floors Bished or U: moderate; references. cio POR RENT-S ROOMS, UNFURNISHED, ON for t housek: uitabie sl cirat laren, wie Het aw. bts tg RENT—UNFURNISHED ROOMS ON SECOND FOR SENT ORFUmaIaHED BOOM and beth; Plossant location, at 318 Indians avenue eelB-Ot" NT > ONE FURNISHED, FRONT ROOM Eien 24 floor, hear for man and oor % TeW11 dthet nw. Care pose dose ANTED—TWO OR THREE pep cBfurniahed Seid tor want 406 Fourteenth FURNISHED OR u Kooma, wi light hous? ior Le eradaieisos mae © bbe ate HORSE, WAGON AND Halt py wi a ve Bo use for them RENTOONE SUITE OF HAXDOOMELY Bingle LJ suitable for two, ins new house’ tacioe south), finished in hard woods, conveniences; latent cans two lines of Table having allthe moaers con tea bese in the city sccuve ck ANTED—BY A SMALL rent hot fo exces $49, west of iin ean teed. Address is —— 8 -St' WANTED -ocTORE 1,1 FOR A FIRST. fenant, a Stone or Brick in the Rest Section’ of the City to contain sbout 10 ‘ora mane eel gt NOS A. 1416 F st. nw. Wea FiSH & MILLER, 1213 F 8T. N. W., @ brick tod: ‘Houe for » customer: 9 rooms, of 12th at, Rorth’ of H 2016-00" ANTED—AOD ES TO Ear oraan reining bande nce. cera Sereful sttsation sires Tall busieeae aa settlements teed. L. STA cH REAMDIER. 2e14-3m Stb st. n.w. ANTED—HOUSES TO RENT—I Ae FURNISH We No. 1 Tenante for a large number of houses st Afsour are Sou without delay: prompt settlements’ and {samt collections s specialty. attentic CA! SHNELL, eee beet ion guaran MPBELL 23-Lm : apie] STRICT ATT! NTION Be pe (with, tatovartent b years) ANT! Unfurnished Houses or Stores, to t can have tion to their interest SOHN SHERMAN S COs 1407 F st. nw. WANTED—ROOM WANTED THREE UNFURNISHED FOOSE ON ON 24 a story for ae nnakeeging. OF sane or emall oe! Bel Sree eae v ae ‘ED—ROOMS AND BOARD FOR SELF AND Wife during session in private family ; no board jas none nee ‘ddreas NOT IN Peare eee; Bike 1 LW. - Detroit, ‘nich 9-3 Wass ANTED- THREE OB FOUR UNFURNISHED Second-story Rooms suitable for housekeeping, Address, with terms, oe ‘Staroffice. se19-3t' Ware coe SS where Kaehts wit ma not be Se accommodated cd preteen W hae Be aE PTET alta Rose ie st r, TWO nunica ms Ne with thout board ; just be Agia office, ae 4 ANTED_ONE OR TWO LARGE Ri WITH Ei light = Samos wes tice. = sel ae Wikio FAMILY OF THREE GROWN Persons, Suite three Uunfurnished Rooms, suit- able for Light H lousekeeping, from owner pre! referred, Reierens xchi A with locati a ioe Rae ia wax PEKMANENTLY BY TWO ADULTS, Two or ‘three Unft Booms in, s Quiet House references: state terme, ol must be eee Address 8. Star office. Fc TED—A GENTLEMAN DESIRES FUB- ined Room in location, with or withomt Box 156, tar office. itt TED MMEDIATELY — THREE UNFUR- ed Rooma for Light Housekeepi second fron fat oon oor: ew vi it Beary A ray AVG. Fr se. Wt AXTED_BY 18T OF OCTOBER, PARLOR AND OCTOBER, PARLOR AND furnished, with private bath same foo: aiust Sette teoaktae dress AL. Pplerrapihe ~ E BALon i: ahd ie rc WARNTED-BY A A SINGLE LADY, ONE 0 LADY, ONE OB TWO and Vises mw "Address Mites Le Bt eT Feta. | 2 Wixar OCTOBER i, THREE FUR nished rht House roma ‘by gen- tleman, wile, and caild 12° month ght anne, tate price, including heat and gas; terms must be ‘moaensie J. office. #e17-3t* ANTED-ON FIRST OR aECORD. F100) Wr it Room, furnished or unfurnished (i 4 cohen for gentleman and centrally Kidress, sisting eer HO-L, Staroiice- eel t WANTED—LOTS. THE PIANO EXCHANGE, _se19 913 Pennsylvania ave, ALE—AT A RGAIN—FULL NICKELED 504veb Uprieht ele, in gvod condition Ap- Fo. 2 gn op Rakes Brome: 4 is Y HORSE ax vive YEARS le LG Y HOI a A ceoping al wed. Tarplabed eres, x 30, Star ml tet i. Pr © drive or ride; —— BeNT OE, PUENISHER, BOOMS = anc aaa Month in advance. 602M st. nw. oe SOME NT—A SMALL LL FAMILY DESIR DE: comforts of ithout trouble of house will Gnd « 2d. Fig with al m.i., ted and ed for their eccommodstion by Guu et 045 T ot. n.w. Fa2 RENT—iize 7TH 6T. XW. UxEoR- BR RENT FORTS oR FU! aa Fe. on third EE ae neborcnoe cogiren and required. Foager caanae BOOMs, Wit wits BARD 1323 M st. aw. seis a Fo: RENT—A FINE SUITE OF FIVE ROOMS, t contral in’ the b ‘until 11 pam.; Bo extra F% a chance for steam heat; price 1 whole, @68 per | a g.scting doom. F: month. to ahs xy ee ‘Address Box 32, star ofice POR RENT_FOuR {FOUR DESIRABLE 2D FLOOR UX. Woy ES Op AY wig Rigas + p Faranbed oe tchen Furniture 1 ase only four mons zoszest wlkat rent piano tocareiul parties without children, sels. Fo! SEX SEACTIPOE BOOMS, AINGLE oR Saar ere corner house, svuth and east drout; opeb grates: ref: - weattnee ee erences required. 1101 Ket. uw. suse-dsee | Tice. mere ed om | oS. RENT—A PARLOR AND BED ROOM, EN [ suite or singly. Inquire 1107 18th st, n.w. 18-3t* R RENT—COR. }0TH AND K STS. N.W., TWO oa ke furnished or unfurnished. mi x Ceteanetons Pheumstc cor. 15th and ¥ sts. pasty F° 7% SALE — at _, LEVER MOUNTED | I sow = rench pl FoR RENT_UNEURNISHED seers oe eek Teac’ | oe long: French pine qian, S20 so ong th Scone if peed a oe. WELL MATCHED, +) Pe sale Pi Pal Years od, ecm ary ‘aay harnces. ROR RENT—THREE LARGE, GURSECTING Rooms, wi tened tied at private stabl phe hy Ey EE hg bg —— ye Bouse receutiy built in orthwert section dts. owner, rooms tos r desires to lease oF rent vat, | QE, SALE-ONE FXTENSION-TOP SORKLY, able papers, other articles not of termef secured. EBBITT HOUSE Bi p city a reepectable clated f faa Th Cod Ee Spportunity. address 8 E, Siar office, welt St oH SALE—500 COTS, BLANKETS SHEET R RENT—A SUITE OF La oF Tans ROOMS, UN- | “ sel6-6t Barnum's Hotel, baitimore, Ma. cairse Hooms; caret ib! door, B10 set ee: | PRO S SALE—WE Wy must GAVE ROOM FOR PALL ao, i-3t ts. stock of | to Made room we offer the ful- EYE we OH AT AW, Panga ae Sua A178, ss tgchdy eed uyeat Gib aes Fiooramd ‘dso Three i. ‘Steinway Square, $146 ; one nearly ew Upricut, «230. floor ; reference. Fhese jngiramente ca be Dourlt by vayiug bal down ‘moni warrauted for i For Reni EN BUITE 0) Bre ee a ae pel Sar Ftd lighted, comfort tt in quiet fhmtiy, “isa Th 7. aul Gm Tooun; terms moderate, 1310 Qat. a. w. NG SQUARE PIANO aT “wits Fetciiceraly ooo RENT-LARGE, PLEASANT NT FRONT ROOM, PFEIFFER & CONLIFF, table fe tiemen, also ® Hall Roou, *. completely. end well iuruisbed. “Ment reason? to permanent tenant, 207 9th at. nw. near - Fae RENTIOWNER (OF HOUSE GENTLEMAN Floor, T! {OR RENT— FURNISHED OR ake ie denen. F%. 9 Connecting Rooms, suit for Geutiemen. 703 T5thet. aw. eel¢-1m ‘OR RENT—THREE LARGE COMMUNICATING Fe meee eee +e as eu clones main toe Pierce larKe on of carn. Apply pir 1a #130. “Tih Git Cict a ¥ cannes OR SALE— apres * foome, sue of eure acest ioe ans er Fa si - Sa % ™. pratt 2010-20 ieee SS metis Pe eT ARE, SIOELY. Gaceinel ‘Rooms, ‘suite, convenient to cafe ‘apd herdice, references, SEN at. Dw. reg F DESIRABLE OFFI ce ROM code in ey | Een eine. 600 F iene ag imp. FOR RENT—FLATS. 7OR vlad at ence BOOKS. NEI iD o at, Se waaoms aap AND BP dik BALE. ee ee SRT OE OR with it ea, ANTED—ONE 40-FOOT oo Aa 2 iT ene ee oe NS dT at" | W "Frat ia tt ie miboutntannieiggrore | POR RENT_FLAT OF FOUR ou FIVE nOOwS Sens ea eee *Dector WANTED. A WHITE WOMAN 70.5 a4 Wisi + a: Win 13 yee ay seein, deat wate beat and ight nies st DUG STOKE cor- ies ee Sy rences. We at disuse 8 st. n.w. 2017-3t* — FOR 5 a WITH FROM 63; Setwof Sram G10 ap, The = Ris 000 to 820,000, & Chea Het of Ground ora gains ever off both new aud ‘8. | W ANIED—COOKS, WAITERS, NURSES, MAIDS, ye ets a jouses that ‘as invest- and see for yourselves gt the New York Carriage neyo Hotel Help, Active Bo Fi he i 1 3 tory, Pa. ave. uw. snd German ne sae al al pasa ment, EA MOINTINE Bis Bare” Wel as FOR RENT—STORES. ar Reon Pa je city’: references, RENT—1320 7TH BT. N.W., REAR OST. yk GALE — CARRIAGES, BEST MAKEN Ponbsyivania w “sei7-3"_| WANTED MISCELLAN: Fick food Bustoese Lecstons "dos Yn ore: | PGR SS miook ettent vere Lowert ANTED—AT M ST, N.W, TWo WHIT SC. EOUS nce on oi bee ne sel9-3t* | of New York. DOWNLY'S KEW ©. ve Women—one as Cook and Lrundress, the other Warrnad GOOD SECOND-HAND ROAD T—LARGE STORE AND ye ARNESS REPOSITORY, L, bet. 16th and as Waitress gud Chambermaid; must be well recom- . Address, stating lowest cash price, ESSEX, Fei ts 9th st.. opposite Patent office. Inquire Washington, D. 0. mended and bring ref nee 8017-3" selaeat EBE! Ly" ‘Ss — 18 7th st. v. wel OR SALE — THE us « GAS ENGINE KK ANTED—A FIRS’ LASS SALES Woman IN TED—. WAGO: N8" —2 juires Lo boiler, avoids bag oe | ne Te RD Re | Wy 48 ACD aoe oR TMs | roe peur wo gM RTOee AND | SS ty hang So rca sete omly those having txperionce need a Py dition and ches datos DAVEE He Rw. 1t* | (new) 7-room B15 each to | Sud price list, D. BALLA! resent ple-w ANTED WOME: EN COOKS, #10 TO $40; CHAM: rmaids, Nurses and Laundresses, in city costs “skiers 8 rivers or Farin Hands; Colored A. COOMBE. 026 F st, new. sel 7-6¢ TANTED-—AT 1515 L ST. N.W., TWO WHITE. Women, ove ay Cook the other “as Waitress and Chambermald, fora small family; must ive ANTED—BY OCTOBER 1, 00 FOR THREE or five years on highly inbrored farm in Fairfax Preind Va. on raiiroud, 12 miles from city: 88,000._Address FAIRFAX, Star office. WAXED GEYERYBODY, SUFFERING FROM Cuimneys to know that I Cure Tens of X No Latrobes to teat ‘or No Pay. aglliee We Ee BUSOU aise yee se]4-6t* Ld La tk =. YEARS, A DESIR- Busts TRL ho ae as BRENT — STORE, COR 91 9TH ap 1 83s. ind of bualucee. suit MONEY TO LOAN. x. &w. cor. ivth and F ste, nw. references. See | Tas Fae awe to. 630m Rae ONEY 70 er ON AP. ANTED—FOUR BLACKSMITHS in REL: ANTED—TO BORROW 000 LEH, 5 PEEGES CEN’ —} soil Or security In- meat Bi Lo Work RIEhE Carn. ADELY Te ag Witoe it os Stone ‘fecal Fe icy, 60 Th Ped speciale Sa tn cums eo con, se be tate Wo! 7.5 trust; Bo o- rent for term of with without PIE” | Radress “LOANS.” Star office. wele-St_ | 1211 Mhode Inland evecare ne APPT SOURED | roped oe ea Pia Sie of Sunous tein Wee PORTER IN A DRUG aie ONE ) ANTED—WILL LL COMPLETELY FURNISH AS Je) 7-On 5. oe Se who has bad experi rood ‘Boar z _ cumeuidatigus. Apply to. W. a. for’ Two A ‘Adults and Chil. x 5, Star ofice. QNEY TO LOAN IN SUMS 10 SUIT, aT 6 AND ave., c ‘Per cent, ob real estate . ANTEL a IE STANDS AT THE HEAD.” THE ante BY A LADY, A MILD saDpie | [Gr SE SUNDER pre fF he 5 and bold $20 per onthe MEWMAN’ & "SON, Btar office. sol 7-3ir” | 1.5, drespury) j situation one of the a | pony TO LOAN ere, ie No 'ANTED—TO BUY. $5,000 WASHINGTON AND “AND | fcoauds Sit-close i rier ts ved Beal Estate Security, to ot Wie NTED—A CLERK IN A HAT AND FUR Georgetown H-R. Convertible Bonds; 3u0 shares | moderate, — : SE ae a rea none others | National 100 shares. seats tus. F sel 9-6t a need apeiy. slate afoand prevent mt employment, Ad- | shares ‘Heal Letate Tide. 5 oe ene dress AND FURS, 51 LOUIS CURR tan Fun RST FLOOR OF 1319 F St, ap = Were, HOUSE, “PAINTERS. ae ats, tow. RILEY DELGIE es $5,000 cee isis tout Pied at473 Hat. nw. ord1o Ket. nw., ANTED — PARLOR FORTY ErHOL FRx K HEN T_ DESIRABLE corn we om: Am 902 Penneyivanis —9 stered, Made Uver; Work Done in = Wz pap TELY iva Fer Neat and Bubetautial Manner; Ordérg taken Yor uw | Pulling, 1490 N.Y. ave AT ee rove_| MP3EY LOANED ON FINST-CLASG REAL me ‘oung Girl, until 5 Call after 7 anu: eae tate security in Ries em ee! RENTCA SUITE sur OF OFFICE BOOMS ON eee olin WwW V tcatione ty pall Goay 8 io Business Quarr- | Winn WaSMUNGTON's Certing SCaLs dust | $34) wal bof exe eB rental. a, i EERBING Soe — 00x 7 cs ons ury’s Lie ith st. nw. ; oalary ted, enables every ane to ‘to Cut all $30 2800 + 93,0008 gate. ‘Adply S10 Bist ue. Say cae ieee tod ucaratly Horse erutag | ———= vega on Sal enti dey, a 8e16-6t* Ds W iit tad tore Bory 8, COOKS, NURSES, Store pop ony Men i, Horses, Com- ot over twenty for oahtPHeations GENCE OFFI. Til Oven, OO ES ge 7 MILLIN: onan Bales Ladies. ‘BON bers ey itd TANTED—AN ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN, LIv- Ww Ving outside Washing a Ba ‘house mit 6100 meats fuera WANT Voc WITH GOOD Barua AND sp 2 gree. SUPT, MFG. HOUSE, Kock u2)-this,dw EAIEROAD HANDS, 75 Weare er aes ee WANTED—SITUATIONS. wie LSS | weeremiee bors A MIDI A italy placed in positions to waxes, veel ~Dreawuaurrs Stet syely tthe Tee be cca, oo z Cut WAxZED—# BAUM SES Bio vthw awe ‘ANTE D— HORSES TO PASTURE PENTY Bay Seales, 2 ae ee PENT Y iay Beale, Weise Spee bate Sais ‘s5-1m* at Go OFFICE takes eanLaead P= SS ey oe | Wares | See see fimore. |W: ax course: = (Ween mE tas ote Wears With nA Ekersimas vise TO LOAN AT FIVE PER CENT ON AP- MoE eat tatate ‘simoauie 8 t s FOR RENT—STABLES. Es; UPPER Rote ave. cee ree | R RENT — beast . ¥ st tw. rand Mors TO LOAN ON REAL BetaTy aT oh BUSINESS CHA Sy OF EE Te gies VE MONEY SET NCES. Mayda FO 1255 O8 BEAL. toemnne Licmdien "Wisc uc decieas cian ‘Ho nw. iy eee llary. address