Evening Star Newspaper, September 20, 1889, Page 2

‘Tue Evzsto Sraz will be isssed tomorrow, ae usual on Saturdays, in twelve-page form. the many extra columns thus added to the paper being filled with readable articles of cur- | eh rent interest prepared especially for this issue. With its perfect mechanical equipmen‘, to which is constantly being added everything that invention can suggest to aid in the produc- tion of a newspaper, and with facilities for oh- taining news already grea‘, but being con- stantly increased, Taz Staz has not only met , the demands made upon it as the leading news- paper of the rapidly growing capital city, but has won recognition as one 0. the best and ‘most progressive e~sning papers in the world. Tt covers with » fullness made possible only by thorough organization, rapid telegraph work and liberal expenditure the news of the day of publication up to the hour of going to press. In addition to its complete news services Tux Sraz furnishes to its readers in its Saturday issue \-y-ral pages filled with bright and read- able oviginal articles. Tomorrow's paper will have many attractive features, among which are th: following. HOUSES WITH HISTORIES (Illustrated):— Venerable Georgetown maasions buried in the shade of century-old trees. BIG GAME FOR THE RIFLE (lllustrated):— Moose hunting in Canads and the trophies wn by a Washirgton man. AMON-+ THE MEXICANS (Illustrated):— Incidents and scenes in the interior of = n.ighboring republic. ‘TRAPPINC WOLVES IN RUSSIA (Illustrated): How it sometimes happens that the hunter is hunted. THE THRFE AMERICAS’ CONGRESS:— The peace and prosperity of the western hemisphere to be strengthened by the coming convention. THOUSANDS OF BARRELS OF BEER:— Washington's annual consumption of the product of the brewers. CROSSING THE ROCKIES: Grand scenery and thriving cities on the line of the railroad. THE EPISCOPAL CONVENTION:— ‘The important church questions to be con- sidered at the triennial meeting next month. WHAT BECOMES OF A HORSE:— The period of his greatest usefulnesss begins after ho is dead. ATTRACTIVE HOMES:— How to prepare for winter--Artistic bed com- | forts easily mado. THE ANTIQUARY AT HOME:— The funny little shop he keeps and the odd things thet All it | REAL ESTATE GOSsIP:— Extensive building operations and the de- | mand for rented houses, “HOME MATTERS:— Practical suggestions to industrious house- wives. GREAT AUNT SARAH:— An entertaining story in which true love triumphs over family opposition. SPIES ON GOVERNMENT CLERKS:— The pet bugaboo largely an imaginary ter- ror. OUTDOOR SPORTS:— The Washington ball team’s last week at home—The tennis tournaments. In addition to the above the pages of tomor- fow's Sraz will bristle with n from all | points of the world, bright and interesting sketches of persous and things, gems of poetry, humor and all sorts. ceccheenreansingGintaenia- nell FAST-BLACK STOCKINGS. How Miss Lillian Lewis Got Fooled in a Pair in Chicago. A good story is told about Lillian Lewis. During a recent engagement in Chicago she had oceasion to wear a pair of black silk stook- ings in the first act ofthe play. So that no accident should happen she sent her maid to | buy a new pair, giving her strict injunctions to be sure and get them fast black. The maid brought home a pair warranted to be fast dlack—ecid, soap, potash, sunlight or moon- light could not fade or faze the blackness of those stockings. Miss Lewis stuck her neat little foot into those stockings and wore them ip the first act. In the next act she wearsa beautiful white brocaded satin, and with this, of course, she wears white satin slippers and a pair of thin white silk stockings fine as a cob- web. After the stormy first act the actress re- paired to her dressing room snd the black stockings were pulled off, when, lo and buhold! the dainty feet were black as Barnum's Zulus. ‘Toilet soap, cold cream and vaseline—all wei Of no avail” The fast black did not stick to ti stockings, bat it stuck to the feet and wouldn't “— @ bit. “T can’t go on like that,” cried the emotional with genuine emotion; “those white ot are so thin that the black on my fect would show right through. What shall i do?” The soubrette suggested turning on the hose, and after dodging fusilade of pin cushions, curling irons, powder puffs and perfume bottles init she concluded to retreat. Finally the veteran Stage mauager came to the rescue. “Can't get that off?” said he. “Odds bodikin, T'll get it off.” and he did. He was gone about three pom and returned with his two hands full of soft soap, with which he covered the fair Lillian’s ® peal extremities. In a few minutes ‘the lady sailed on the stage all smiles. Soft | bad done —— win Eee ore | staying at Bethlehem, juite am added no little to the en- joyment of the evening. Mrs. Theo. Friebus and son, Theo, Friebus, ., have returned from a three months’ visit to uro| Mrs. Lane and son of South Washington have returned from a several weeks’ sojourn at Boyds. Miss Spitazer of H street northwest has re- turned from her summer vacation. Mrs. G. E. W. Sharretts and daughter, Stella, have returned home from their summer so- journ in Pennsylvania and Maryland. Miss Martina Yznaga, Master Alexis Yznaga and Miss Laura Campbell have just returned from s delightful visit in Charles county, Maryland. Misses Susie O'Hagan and Bertha Kaiser are visiting friends at Chesapeake “Bay-side.” Mrs. Goorge N. Beale has returned to her home, 3147 T street, after her prolonged absence. Miss Edith Abell of Boston is on a brief visit to friends in Washingion and is stopping with J. J. Halsted, 1636 19th street, Miss Laura G. Hewett, who made a pleasant two months’ sojourn at Arch Springs, Pa, is now visiting friends in Toledo, Ohio. Mr. Landon Burchell, son of Mr. N. W. Bar- chell, has spent his summer vacation traveling through the British Isles with a relative whose home is in Bristol. He afterward traveled some upon the continent and visited the Paris exposition. He took a great umber of photo- graphs in all the places She ben vigtled, and ui expected to arrive in New York today. Mr. Sandy Britton, son of Col. A. ‘I. Britton of 16th street, will bo married to Miss Lulu Reed of this city on the 23d of October. Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Burt of Vermont avenue are spending the season in Vermont. Admiral ang Mrs. Almy are at Narragansett Pier. Lieutenant and Mra, Haynes (the latter before last June was Miss Almy) have gone to aven- th» eutenant’s assigned post af Fort worth, Kan. Mr. and Mrs, Reginald Fendall, who spent the early summerat the Warm Sulphur Springs, are now in Europe. Mrs. John M. Glover, with her babies and nurse, summered at Deer Park. Mrs, and Miss Audenreid are closing a gay summer by a stay at New London. Mrs, Belknap, on her way home from the northeastern coast, met General Belknap at the railway station here on Saturday night and the two proceeded upon a tour westwar Mrs. Major Powell has returned from her tour along the eastern ccast resorts in company with Mrs. Tulloch, They made their last stay at Bar Harbor, Mra, Tulloch was not able to come home, as she is detained until later in the season by hay fever, for which she is now N.H. Mrs. Justice mar, who is an annual sufferer from the | malady, has spent her autumns in that locality fof many years, Mrs. George Alfred Townsend, who has been so seriously ill all the summer at her place on South Mountain, is now convalescent, and will |spend the winter here instead of New York city, because of the advantages of the climate. The marriage of Miss Virgie Niles and Mr. — will be solemnized on the 6th of Novem- rr. The Rockville brides of yesterday were re- marked for the beautiful traveling costumes they wore. Mrs, Prescott’s dress was made of French ladies’ cloth in the new copper color,and was braided with copper-colored silk cord. It was made with a directoire coat. Mrs. Abbi’s suit was also made with a directorie coat and was a fine French cloth, iu s delicate stone color, braided with black silk crochetted gimp. Ex-Secretary and Mrs. Endicott will soon leave London for this country to be present in this city at the marriage of their son, Mr. Wm. ©. Endicott, jr., and Miss Thoron, the | ere or ag of Mr. Samuel Ward. Mrs. bamberilain er pve play #@ wonderful popu- larity in fn, and an American lady visit- ing in London this summer was told that the queen was particularly pleased with ber and expressed her royal intention of knowing the fair Bostonian more intimately. Mrs. A. A. Holt of Fitchburg, Mass., is the guest of her sister, Mrs. M. Barnes-Bruce, who bas just returned from Saratoga springs to her home No. 1027 22d street northwest. Mrs. Frank P. Erdman, daughter of the late Col, J. MacCuen of Philadelphia, is visiting her son, Mr. Geo. Frank Erdman of the as ury department, at his home in Mt. Pleasant. Miss Manie U. Erdman has returned to her home at Mt. Pleasant after spending several weeks at Saratoga, Cape May and Philadelphia, She accompanied her aunt, Mrs. Wm. Ward of | Chester, Pa. The Title Vested in t! United States. Judge Cox today passed a decreo in the case of the Npregpeearnrs ex 7 iro 4 > War the Chesapeake an io canal com- peering the Ritle in the real estate involy- the abutments and approaches to the new bridge across the United States THE COURTS. Equrrr Court—Judge Cox. Today—Bramball Britton; pro confersso vacat Ford ‘ord; testimony ordered taken by Irving illiamson, examiner. Mat- thews agt. Hunter; R. Byrd Lewis appointed ‘dian ad litem. Brown Brown; Her- rtJ. Browne appointed guardian ad item. Banks agt. ; alimony and counsel fees allowed. Granger agt. Douglas; sale of sub 10, — 561 finally ratifie: ’ Williams agt. illiams; testimony before J. Cruikshank or- dered taken. ——— ALEXANDRIA, Reported for Tux Evenrvo Stas. Forgnat or tat Daowxep Lapy.—The fa- neral of Miss Ella V. Atwell took ee this afternoon from the residence of her father, on Payne near Prince street, and a large number of friends attended. The remains of Miss Atwell were recovered from Goose creek, near Moore’ mill, where she > Tuesday night, as already mentioned in Tux Stan, and her re- mains were brought down on the Washington and Ohio railway yesterday evening. Fre at Porter's o'clock this morning Potomac at Georgetown in Baturday be men from new rectory of where he will Father McMackin. morning. o'clock mass at St. rary Oe cardinal will Ss Sane oem mass will be celebrated and wersity, will preach "The cardical cil, dine Sanday with Father Chapels at Be eke A Husband’s Henry Kreymborg yesterday, by J. Parker Joudan, Georgi- ena nwo i He i 4 s re fire at Portner’s site be on St. boa wg Madison streets. from the haters and the but the firemen the flames were before much damage had been iat ef weet a . g FE iF E | i [ H 8 4 i is i | | Be HS § & Ee | : [ i F i Bm F FE ; HF ei : | E fl fi | ! i if i i F. Hi ; £ 2 , 4 f i aH i H . i i | : i ff E I HI £F é F. wa. whilo at the same time greeting answering the questions of the callers that stream constantly into his room. In the front room Secre' works. All kinds of matters are to the attention of Secre- ‘mail is paige callers great, Thelatter representatives of commanderies in who are arranging for here ticipation of their poems iny the conclave, but people who want information about the events, and keepers of boarding houses and house owners who want to secure occu- pants for their rooms or boarders during the conclave week. The latter class of callers are turned over to Mr. Dingman’s daughter, a young lady who does an immense amount of work Came foes at his in the corner. = boarding “house kee come every be no diminution in their 4 their addresses, the the: — accommodate, and their prices with n, and | est. record is made of the ‘inforn fon. They come even from Alexandria. The matter of accom- modation has been so managed that up to this time all applications for quarters have been romptly attended to and there are on the ks today a surplus of accommodations for several thousand people. TO TAKE PART IN THE DRILL. Apollo commandery of Troy, N. Y., will take partin the exhibition drill at the base ball grounds October 9, The Apollo drill Pad sab aging one of the finest drilled body of men in the order. Rev. A. Floridus Steele, rector of St. Mark's Episcopal church on Capitol Hill, accepted the invitation to Cs age the conclave meeting at the Masonic temple with prayer. OBSERVATION STANDS. Mr. Myron M. Parker, the chairman of the Knights Templar triennial conclave committee, called upon the Commissioners today and re- quested B cchyenpin to erect reviewing stands on the public spaces under the control of the Commissioners. He will embody his rogue’ in a written communication and the Cor sioners will then act upon it. GAN FRANCISCO KNIGHTS. A dispatch from San Francisco says: The Golden Gate commandery, Knights Templar, will leave there on a special train September 80 to attend the triennial conclave, The iy will number about two hundred persons. ey will arrive at Omaha October 3, and at Chicago at 1la.m. October 4. They will remain at Chi- cago one bm Sgr resume their journey to Wash- ington. ‘be California commandery, com- an breed a per? of 150, will leave San Fr: October 1 and will also stop a day at Chicago, Oakland commandery is also expected to start east on a special train at the same time. THE BICYCLE PARADE. The triennial authorites have decided, as stated in Tae Stan, that a grand parade of ree on the evening of October 8 ust the thing to make the big cele- brad ion complete. The conduct of the entire matter has been placed in the hands of @ sub-executive committtee, composed of Geo. 8, twater, chairman; W. Hamilton Smith, secretary; Herbert 5. Owen, C. R, Overman, H. N. Lowe, E. E. Curry, Jos, E, Casey and ©. H. Plumb, It has also been decided that Mr. Atwater shall be chief marshal of the parade. Every effort will be put forth by prominent wheelmen to make the affair @ great success. The lanterns used will be both novel and beautiful. The parade will be the finest thing of the kind ever seen in any country. Siete A Gymnasium for Girls. To the Editor of Tux Evenine Stan: Tama girl andI want something, and as I want it very badly I have decided to ask for it for myself and suffering companions, We want a gymnasium! We want some place where we can practice our calisthenics and have the advantages of plenty of room to swing our clubs in and plenty of clubs to swi: to be able to go down to the gy light and airy costumes swing on trapeze, tare ona bar, jump from spring boards, hit sand bags, kick, and, if we feel so inclined, punch each other's heads, In fine, we want the advan- tages er physical development which are ac- corded to men, and then wo will show them that we teo can say “just feel that muscle,” and with reason. We ride a great deal and we are getting one- sided. We want some place where we can ex- ercise the other log. e have Indian clubs and dumb-bells, and as soon as we begin to practice our mothers rush in and say: “Do be careful of the chandelier—there, you're sure to break your mirror!” We want some place where there are no chandeliers aud no —— Why does not some philanthropic donate @ sum of money to found a girls’ nasium? Or might not one of the athletic clubs give us au unoccupied hour for exclusive use of their gymnasium to practice in? We really want to be strong and healthy, and if you, Mr, Editor, will only think of the need we girls have for strength of arm, I am sure you will espouse our cause. It isn'ta bit pleasant (I'm told) to have some horrid man determined te steal a kiss—and when Pin exert your ut- most strength—to know t you haven't a show against him; while he laughs in your face your puny efforts, U gh! but just give us a chance and we'll show them that their woting thant in physical attainments is no more lasting than in mental ones. Just let us have our Tights! Not that I am a re; woman’s-rights woman. Heaven forbid! I have always obtained my rights without fight- ing for them; but I Cy kk that if men want pretty. healthy wives, women who will be elpers in their life struggle and not peevish invalids or bee gaze incumbrances, they will give them achance to develop their physical energy, and find with perfect health, beauty and good tempers. BLB. alicia GRUMBLING AND NAGGING. A Little Sermon Which Should Go with the Wedding Ring. From the Quiver. For want of a little thought many a wedding ring has cut, as it were, the wearer's finger to the bone. Many a wedding ring has been heavier than @ ton of lead. Men must make allowances for women as women, if they want to be happy themselves and to make their wives happy, and women must make allow- ances for men and for men asmen. They each have their own troubles and their own needs, and very often the one does not understand and cannot understand the needs of the other. Men have their own troubles and worries, and blag have theirs; let each 7 ‘assured of that pene the other and act accordingly. It sppreiaieddou't be afraid of that. Pet of naggledom, + The man that will stand being aut is a saint, end saints are not as plenti ge blackberries in the world, There’ well as female- grumb! being pleased; Peg folks who ex} out fa duck" at the end of one twenty years would, after eighty or poor figure ina and ninet Apply Witten good wages. ‘Apnly 3 1502 ree bo LES AE ANTED—AN ELECTRICAL ORES, a Weree aces. Sor Wine nw W. ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS derstauds Military Work Apply at J. Ft. Meyer, Va. TAtLOe IRE souk: tims oF ees SET- teeth jimoloymenk; wood relarencen A > Warbo} 417 Otb st. aw. tel ANTED—Hot Send us your orders for USEKEEPERS, “A’ House | Rooms Wanted and For. Kant in ail all parts ANTED—MEN Bers Ee rk en Guns Saar be aay aw. hes Waithradonasa UNG LADY OF Fi as iED MUSE made si’ “tats ances a ‘ANTED WOMEN MEN COOKS. $39. TO $40: CHAM: SA cbr or Farm Hands Jlored 926 F st. nw. eozo-ae 03-181 WANTED—HOUSES. ANTE! ARESPECTABLE WoMAN 4 AS CHAM- to Assist in Washing; quired. ‘ADDIY'® at a = at, now. Ww SOME xyerience in the Drug Businetes must be Bop- Aatiress ot ING MAN WITH ANTED-BY BER 1 improvementa: bet, Bihand teen “ outhof aw, Ad improvements; ‘ani nt . Gress, stating price and location, PROMST WAxzED—TO RENT A SMALL Boss wire with from four rooms, Address, giving loca- tion and rent, T.P., Star office. yy toee ae nw. ‘ANTED TWO ‘OR THREE FURN] ‘nfurnighed Kooms, with hea’ it house ‘northwest, Georgetown, ould | ble party to reste aa ISHED OR Dupont Gi TANTED—A GOOD BOY WHO CAN W WwW Good Hand, to Assist in Stor a wages $3 per woek, Address Bo: ANTED-A BOY TO LEARN 2 ME, DRUG Business. Apply at THOMPSON a resident, of Weet x 82, Star house. ‘Address MICHIGAN. Star office. s010- WASTED SMALI OUSE OR SUITE OF ae Rooms: healt Chen peeterred ithful choo! detached House. wit tA | Fainity of Pour. ‘Possession d 15. Address, itn pertowares Tw, StAcRBCEN, Indian ‘cffiee. " % a ‘ANTED—FOUR D TINNER! W! Bone POOR OpR8 Ronee w ANTED-A COMPET. Housewor! yusework in at 1123 17th st. n. N enact ap EXPERUENCED FURNITURE Upholsterers, =o 1WO RELIABLE WHITE WOME. ‘one Pinte Wash oe Fron, the otter 0 Chaar ‘Small Family, Call W. B. Mi ‘at once GIRL FOR GENERAL aiter TEP & SON, BS 220° 3t ANTED—THEEE HOUSES: RAL = 933 9th st, nw. Ware A sual. geen $3 XO. curr me rent hot to exceed $a Vent onre talent rent Watbay, FISH & MILLER, i589 ¥ 8T. = tnt® Brick House fora costomers @ high price about $7,500. wast ANTED—HOUSES TO LENT-OWNERS a4 Ww Apply ai ak | 7th st. bow. We NTE! Wor Vora, Apply to 619 11thet nw. i. H. G-BOUIS, aby er mie. ANTED-EXPLEIENGED SALES LADY FOR tions; also an Errand TINNERS AND STOV! eas OK FOU Carpenters. No Nabe need! moet need apply. Wee: Wins E} Wikt \ ANTED—FIREMAN TO FIRE TWO PROM 1e3 must be strictli ly PALACE ST. melee ‘00D iON His & BLetayy, EAM EAUNORY, gb Wis 3,000 000, ively. “An's: CAT WOOD IS anes mele ith st. and ddress Box ih Star office. wel8-3t* vements ; west of Houses in nipped hand sands at once; careful se14-3m_ Wittman TO RENT-—IOANF A No. 1 Tenants for » larve number rompt settlements and ; if you you You without at delays} attention rent collectic A aah W. —— arin s7 eer eriat, NISH houses at ‘are vacant I can rent them for careful ope dents or bon-residente ED—A SCHOOL TEACHER TO SNe, A ivate School; understand music, WILLIAMS, Burdetie, For particu- ike ving, Furnished or fetal attention ie thet sate sntereete am diss ts them in onus nw. ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS DRESS | MAKER: ‘petent to take charge of # business. Aa fice WANTED—ROOMS. MPT TENANT, | F'Pieanaut moderate: refe: FOR Sree ees unicsting as, bath. hot erms moderate. weld. aaa Es Fe RENT—1720 c= NW.—HANDSOMELY ies orarmy oficer ones runre weet of Warcnd Navy partments. BP se ld-lw* RENT_TW By FE = (0 PLEASANT. UN FURNISHED B® HED cay scieah: Seat 19-3t* Foe aristonby ron family: house w. seld- 10 10TH LF N. XW NICELY FUR- single en 019-30" 2036 BRIGH +p third forse; Fur- ‘with good Table Board: terms con, 8019-30" Fo&.3 RENT—3 ROOMS, UNFURNISHED, ON suitable for light housek : ‘to parties gitoae t children front, with as end heat; pei wate family. 1019 Hal uw. {OR RENT-UNFORNISHED ROOMS ON SECOND ors, use ae 8 at 31s Indiaus aye ue sel doe MR RENT—ONE SUITE OF H. Lag rey Furnished Rooms and Two V: Conveniences; latest Py ces and steam ; loca! a ‘Tadie Board of superior quality farnished with or without the rooms. Ms a sierences given and required. {OR RENT—FURNI! Floor. front, wit al alcove... 1217 K st. ow. KR RENT—1 —PAR- Fe Bad Room ‘FOUR bi nie Booms, y2 M wt. nw com: some wii ri wi Wil fing a 2d Floor Fiat with all mt. “Sumnpletly S| fedgnd furniahed for their ecoommodation Foe FENT_ FURNISHED Phe UNFURNISHED, Rooms required, third floor, ean * im Tefcronces given and F2 ENT—A FINE SUITE OF FIVE eos | F ‘With Use of Garret above; situated In post location of the city; red fi mente or can be rented separatel in the building, running charge for R Lk eal A. 2D FLOOR UN- Poe eext IR ARLS 2D F ones at 2 G st solb-4t ANTED—BY TWO MIDDLE-AGED LADIES, Two Uniurnished Communicating Rooms for Light EN rent not to exceed $10. and one Experienced ‘8 7th st. n.w, bet, ANTED—A oop COOK AND ‘WAITER, AD- ANTED-AX dati ANTED — IN Two White Gir other Chamber Mi Duired, 19-20 y ANTED—& NEAT RESPECTABLE PROTEST- W. HL, Star off EXPERI. NU cucellcut waxes. Nap tol Hill. XPERIENCED fot ig ned six Goop it PRIVATE FAMILY. ¢ Wash und Tron, thé Wai references’ re- Inquire, after 5p rely ‘at 1423 Corcoran at Wik A QUIET YOUNG MAN, Board in private ey. both not to exceed jonth. iE F, Starofice, set y ANTED ROOM 3 SEAR OLTY PORT OFFICE, W YY cheap, by ‘Man, Address Box 7, 8 ie W: ANTED—BY SINGLE GENTLEMAN, ROOM and Board; within five blocks of Treasury; price not to exceed bra month; permanent if suited. Address E office. bez Warvne F LY OF ses. THREE Rooms.’ answer, Kivius erican White Girl for House Work. ot without Board ; SULT." Baur oihee Ie Wa4NzED-vcT. 1, 3 OR MORE ROOMS, FUR- hiaued or Unitiruished, for Light Housekceping, second story preferred, convenieut to Treasury, for en, le ‘ two daughters, age 12 and 4. “Address office. “elise ANTED — TWO Ol NICELY FUN- ANTED—A YO one NG MAN AS CLERK IN SHO) experience preferred. SETTLED WOMAN TO COOK, W Iron; references required. ANTED-—BY A YOUNG LADY, A | mae Tutoress in the Hixh ib Bi Latin. Terms must be moderat Star office. of er ranches an Address P' Apply SH Apply st 1906 'UPIL X., se19-3t* BT hed Rooms with Firet-clase Board ior Gentle- man, Wile, Chid and White orthwest: perms. | Rents state te = ere zs pty vi Tent be ace — torgeatic. ‘i Tage housekee| (or gentle- Ra EE ele stim fa ‘terins; must be moderate: including heat me [S, Star office. Be Bey gel ry GENTLEMAN, 4 SM A aA, FUR- 2 cae ea : ANTED WOMAN TO DO. Scrubbing. Inquire 485 Pa. w ME ae ANTED—GOOD COOK, WASHER AND IRONE! sagen uired. pee es MACIST FOR RELIEF ey manent; registered preferred. = ly 50 CHAMBERWOKE GOOD-SIZED board and he ri’ wile ~ ri oy fami inte ome priv ot . Weare! iw. proce reas ‘Address ‘Silas MBO. ANTED_THREE UNFURNISHED RGOMS ON ‘Mory for late etna bgrhood; rent BaF Onouth, Aires Caits, 5 solo references 780 Lath st nw it an PARLOR A suite or singly. “Inquire 2i¢ o23 Ks Fok 27 PSeCRNIGHED COMMUNIC UNICATING sirable; light ping if preferted 3s Bao Fe RENT—FURNISHED on LE FoRNIsnED= iwo Connecting Kooma, s1 Gentlemen, st sel4-lm Ee (REE LARGE COMMUNICATING Rooms. second story; bath, main line uf cars, Apply 1428 Pierce lege clos Closeta; on FANDSOMELE Se ace Fe REN; URN THE LIVISGSTO: TOR TooW isin et a 8010-2w oR 3 ad | 10 bate ee Eee hunter or driver; b years olds 1Sie x Se Nihsisthaelsiioa ied 4 TE ou sae bs a ee sees 00 Pueumet "25 Levene i7ve Machine 0 Gly mont Piication, FRawn H PLLOUZE, 1313 Pet NE OF THE Fe Ate ONE OF | THE ‘FINEST SADDLE sdsome. Wares oe ‘Tor wank ned pert t este of use. Apply Fe SALE_A PINE OYSTER BLOC [ BEN- NETI" ee ee slelie Fon sien ape zeroes POR an {QR SALE—AT A Bal B0-tuch Uneinth Bicpele ie good soul =——s Fs ply 131416. nw. ae Frew N SOILED =a“ Bie CLES an, week, ‘Private Stable 1008 1th st, sel So SALE-HANDSOME LIGHT EXTENSION Tgp Surrey end t elegen z; ee Fe Fos pee ae PACHIFICE a 1. 8 small fain foro all Se ese ree SALE AT 1108 a eR ing Housek: = Ales 3 to well Tat once BY LADY LADY pi Secs and aca Fatt sl fo tba Tent piano tocareful parties without chudren, bane Fas Merpare Boe Sted e800 bc aa OS Saat ea shares Waehhages red Ve Shares: hor Paeumetic Gi LOUIS CU! tte Satis eet la {UR SALE—i PAIR WELL-MATOBED, , ST VL Fe Carringe Team, 153g bauds oad Years old, Prompt drivers, safe y haruces. Can be seen aud gisuuiere ‘ley. Sots idan ‘and “A7kh and Fee, SALE OnE eruniee best maker, almost new, €17 — oie Barnum's Botet ibaitiniore. tty Boome single ors sulth with ret cs ourd | ICL __ convenient to cars and berdics; references, ey X | POS SALE WE MUST LAVE ROOM POR FALL sta. Pay iit fort tape uoe Sue tg Fenrrnaaiee toe Py pepo GEFICE no Rooms mets ad vue Ee Upright. $16 n. a pte dow: Fagan 5: Rein ee FOR RENT—FLATS. bp nw. puanicanienet~r —va RENT—FLAT OF FOUR OR FIVE ROOM! all front; southern expos and water, heat aud light. ingutre st pute Stok coe ner 3d st., Indiana ave, and D st. FOR RENT—STORES. wr ANTED— HOO ANP BOARD FOR SELF AND luring session in vate nae Ley an ing omer eed Cree state jucation be in n.w. Address NOT IN OFFICE. 63 Batt (aie, = ANTED—A NEAT WOMAN, WHITE ao ore _ 8019-3" Want soar y jousework — recommendation to 1006 26th borsos and bri Market AL Wat sel: NT; ‘Deliver a TED—A WHITE BOY AS DINING ROOM Servant; must have experience and references, w Ham} ANTE: Bett ERIENCED 1 VER FO! yw must understand the care of ing best reference. W. H. HOEKE, ire ave. 83 OKs. ae 0 G st. nw. ICE ya, Maids, Seamnstrenves, plas. House Rorkere§ Nurses, Butlers, Oyster TEicsfvcet German Detroit, WwW TED—THREE OR FOUR oRFUEN = Second-story Kooms suitable for housckeepin Address, with terms, B.H.LF., Star office. 7 ANTED—BY THREE ADULTS BY THE 1 October, Two Conpmenionting! ‘Root ith ox without boa must be WAstEDT ¥ OR TWO LARGE ROOMS, WITH light or north light; location must be cen- teal “Addreon, stadlng sia hls oo See FORE . 9 rool ont ASS | eae small coo, cers Ene Baa es Yeave sel4-6t* OR RENT — STORE, COR 9TH AND L STS. Kind of bustseanshppiy to 8 CIDR RIOR ‘init a =. RENT—FINE STORE, — 3h Fa: ity 802 ee st. nw. = store; years, STi Rhode lauand avers ANTED—FOR FAMELY OF T GROWN Persoue, Suite rhiee unfurnished Rooms able for Light Houselee = ferences exc! aes X., 8 WASTED THREE «3 (3) FIRST-CLASS TINNERS men Who understand Fur: roe, and Lai work. Apply to M. C, MITCHELL, 3108 M st. uw. robe wax ‘D—I) MMEDIATELY — ene NFR: iaued ooma for Light Hi floor; Fore ‘New Jersey ave. to 10th terma, stg , wtating . YOUNG MAN Wario 1ST OF OCTOBER, paaen AND Bed Koom, handsomely furnished, wi Beivate must serve b PEs FICE HOOMS— eS ae aN EAE ‘G” Conk tn the a Buildin ‘ested Uy steam teain has excellent elevator serv: THOs. & RENT—FIRST noe OF 1319 F 8ST. t Foe W. RILEY DEE! san" sel4-1m_ 70K SALE—A FIRST-CLASS ee eae ee ne Oe cnce, ot _ sew pra $50, 810 ay heuz See ts ees RE a ae ee Ese ee WAGONS AMD fae — CAKKIAGES, ) Een sagas as pear ae L, bet. 26th and 1 Fiaine Peso eee ENGINE ne ites of time Price list. D. BALA tier “lla Fe RENT DESIRABLE OFFICE me a 1425 N.Y. ave. sua |COUNTRY REAL ESTATE experieuce, &., reference req ANTED—A COOK, i: Assist in House Wor! aired. Ci wel8-3t ERMAN PREFERRED, TO TX uo Mashing or iruni z BBeon et: 13be Hat. n WARZED-EY A SINGLE CADY, ONE 2 jeasant in Private between 9th and 17th sts. nw. Address Miss L. M., 337 et aw. ies vaio service, in ae kee aye. Fes "RERTCE SUITE Oi flror 606 11th Rin a, Oe Hi gto Tith se nw FOR RENT-STABLES. bette hae MN, 303 7th wt. jOK KENT—FARM ma acs unas INGE, teulars call ot 2. ANTED —A GAl ARTRELL’ Worker $15 7th st, n.w. selS-3t ho GOOP, GENERAL snd Range Store, ‘ANTED —ONE 40 40-FOOT On TF mastun eithot valuable i1 and ANTED — A GIRL Cena | PREFERRED) who understands Cooking Work. Apply at 901 Ast. ne, 80 18-3t* gs Wi ANTED “IT STANDS AT THE BEAD” ea oyee, ligraph Wi fold $10 » Ber, tnouthe REWMAR &' ec ATED salt Gaay WITH BUSINESS ooivenn oni to abslit; a, aiter pan. iF ee AP Meury's ae Bio are ‘TED—CHAMBERMAIDS, COOKS, eaRaR House and Store Boys. Men for H n not over twenty {oF lor Government LIGENCE OFFICE, for Young Lady, 71 erers aw. Ww we wan in Caivart Howal WARD E PED! and Cloak Sales Ladies. LONDON ey ‘Space. General House i Re- CADY BY eaENuY, ‘Appitations 0 ‘on inter s014-6e" Dene EXPERIENCED MILLINERY ments: on Loin ith 12th or TS sus bet 3 W 3. B. WIMER, 1313 F h RENT — STABLE; TWO-SIOKIES, UPPER room furnished for two horses and two car- ork “ toowner 927 N. ¥. ave. —_— - este od ANTED—FOR & aa wie mae Weiets 0.000 to $20,000, a Cheap Lot of Groun of Small Houses that will pay well as in pos E. A. McINTIRE, ¥18 ¥ st. sel4-6t WANTED MISCELLANEOUS ANTED-A GOUD Ieeat cea pica ROAD Star office. = aescsg ‘ANTED—BY OCTOBER 1, $1,100 FOR THREE OF Ave yeare on highly improved farm in Fairfax un railroad, a Pa )._ Address FAIKFAX, Star office. sel: Wseoky“uinmery to, no ag ey geen ing ora. E {attobes Bae 7th st. .w. {D_BOYS WITH GOOD, SOPRANOVAND Wii 7. 1% ye apy wena Senate pat Law fe BS Parish = Verh it. Dear sel 2th,tée-2w wi ANTED—TO BORROW Fy od ATS dys 4 = Entate worth $7,500, Rat trust; bo bomunasion Address “LOANS,” Star office, BUSINESS CHANCES. CU LRASE FOR A TERM OF XEARS, A DESIR- the juare Ati ae ea ANT! A SS Wi Warts Mite SMALL CAPI- Business; must be Box Star office. se20-3t = F a L COSTES, GROCERY AND jwors; good Tea- a baagaine ‘once. if sold at Address it erty two Houses and several "Gausas on two rallrvads. 70k SALE—OR oy ory 2 wo in as ANDER, Star o oftice. 2020-60" SaLE— + $0 Acres under na Fauuiug grea A] bo 3 well, spriag and —— dence; borches, tay windows, iruit, excelle: splendid water: res Shs SPLENDID, cl D, claat oe sold st once. "Address areas AGG. Biarosen Peitimore to. county, Hi. Trateportation HANDS TO Toouuarvahed, sprees ee TUATIONS. se ANTED—WILL LETELY FURNISH A 14- 14 a Box 5, ‘Star oes. oftice. 81.500 cutis te ie deney or Secretaryship at Star office, Call Ww Were Dressmakers and st aw,, Bias ha oer ry XGUNG, COL GgLORED MAN, RSD aLat ee. neferenc® COLLEGE GRADUATE roar gs Oe eS — =o a se ied aS eeis-aie” | Ale?