Evening Star Newspaper, September 23, 1889, Page 2

of and is visiting his family in the Vir- Ginie mountains. the city from Capoa ‘ings, wher: they had a delightful season. ~ € jantucket. They 0! r. Calvert, who was 8 linsal - So Bait:more. Mrs. F. A. Gardner and family of 14th street are back from their summering at tucket and Atlantic City, pag Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hill and the Misses Smith sre back from an extended continental Eu- Fopean trip. Captain Jno. Pitcher of General Schofield’s staff has returned from visiting a number of the eastern watering place resorts. ‘Miss Bessie Ramsay Hill, one of last season's ae. will be married early in November to Dr. Rogers of the navy. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Youmans, who spent the summer in the Adirondacks, will occupy, after the _ of October, the house No. 1754 pon and Mra. MacArthur are at Mount Mc- gregor. Miss Leila Johnson and Dr. Charles Ewing of the army, the brother of Mrs. Senator Cockrill, will be married on Thursday, the 26th instant, at Admiral Febiger’s place in Easton, Md. Mr. and Mrs. Horatio King are at West New- ton, Mass. Mr. Arthur; Odeneal of Portland, Oreg., the nephew of Mrs. Dolph, is making her a visit, Mra, John A. Logan will introduce the Misses Pullman of Chicago to society in this city during the coming season. Mrs. Logan accom- panied them on their foreign travels two years ago. Several members of the cabinet will attend the wedding of Mr. Emmons Blaine and Miss McCormick, the Chicago heiress, at Richfield Springs on Thursday of this week. The marriage of Miss Redecca Dodge and Lieut. Chas, W. Rae of the navy, whose engage- ment has been announced, will take place in January. Miss Dodge and Mr. Pickering Dodge spent the summer at Berkeley Springs. Mr. and Mrs, Titian Coffey will spend the winter in Europe. Admiral and Mrs. Queen are back from Deer Park, where they had an enjoyable summer. Mr. and Mrs. F. P. B. Sands have returned to their Connecticut avenue home from their sum- mer outing. Paymaster and Mrs. Deering and Miss Katie Deering are back in their Q street home from Mt. Desert Ferry, where they were for the sum- mer mont! Mrs. C. D. Willard and the Misses Willard have returned from White Sulphur Springs, where they had a gay season. Miss May Brown of Baltimore, who has been Visiting her cousin, Mrs, R. E. Parker of Mt. Pleasant, and her friend, Miss May Swart of 1520 8 street, has returned home much bene- fited in health. Mr. Zenas C. Robbins spent the month of August at Chaztauqua, where he graduated as a member of the Chautauqua literary and scientific circle, class of 1889, and was elected vice president of the class for the District of Columbia. After spending a few weeks with his family at Minnequa he returned to the city Friday evening. Mrs. Robbins will spend a few weeks with reiatives on Staten Island prior to her regurn to Washington. A quiet but pretty wedding service took ape this morning at the residence of Mr. M. Chandler, 213 C street southeast. His daughter, Sarah M. Chandler, and Mr. Albert P. Wood of Atlanta, Ga., were married by Rev. Dr. Chester, of the Capitol Hull Presbyterian church. Mr. and Mrs. Wood received many handsome presents from friends, Shortly after the ceremony they left for their new home in Atlanta. Col. R. G. Rutherford and family have re- turned to the city from their summer outing at Forest Glen. Messrs. Niles, Russell and Soles of Capitol Hill were yesterday promoted to be captain, first lieutenant and second lieutenant of the Maryland agricultural college cadet corps. Col. and Mrs, Hanway of Baltimore gave a dinner at Deer Park Saturday night in honor of Miss Wanamaker. The other guests were Mr. and Mrs. McKee, Mr. and Mrs. lord and Mrs. J. Lowrie Bell. Mr. and Mrs. McKee will leave tonight for Indianapolis. Mrs. McKee will not return to Washington until December. Mrs. Grover Cleveland has been visiting for &@ week with her mother in Buffalo. The following Washingtonians arrived in New yraginagebpenn Mrs. McGill, are York on Friday on board the North German Lloyd steamer Trave: Mr. N. Langdon Burch- ell, Mr. D. A. Depue, Mr. Edward H. Droop, Col. “Enoch Totten, Judge 3 M. Wilson, Gen. Wright and Mr.and Mrs. Christian Heurich and child. Mr. Claiborne A. Wilson, son of ex-Marshai A. A Wilson, and Miss Maude Glasscott were secretly married in Marlboro Saturday even- ing. They returned the same night and the bride went home. The groom could not keep the secret and his friends soon knew of the wedding. Objections had been made to their marriage by Wilson's relations, but they were not kept apart. The groom is only twenty years of age and the bride but seventeen. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Endicott arrived in New York Saturday from Europe. The Misses Myers of 15th street have re- turued home from their mountain trip very much improved in health. Miss Lillie L. Wilson has returned from New Mexico, accompanied by her sister, Mrs, E. C. Wade, formerly of of this city, after having spent @ most delightful visit of & of several veral months. A PERMIT ¢ IT GRANTED To Lay Temporary T Tracks in Several Streets Till the Cable Road is Laid. Several days ago Tux Stan referred to Capt. Symons’ recommendation relative to the grant- ing of permission to the Washington and Georgetown railroad company to lay tem- porary rails on Louisiana avenue between 6th and 7th streets, 6th street between Louisiana avenue and Massachusetts avenue, and Massa- chusetts avenue from 6th tg 7th street during the period occupied in constructing the cable road on 7th street. The question arose as to the Commissioners’ power to grant such a permit, and the matter was referred to Attor- ney Riddle for his opinion. Today the opinion Was received, It is as follows: OPINION OF ATTORNEY RIDDLE. “The Washington and Georgetown railroad éompany has a grant from Congress to substi- tute cable for horse power and poses to apply it to its 7th street tracks northwest. The street is one cf the narrowest and the most im- t business streets of the city. It ig im- nt that the c! ¢ be made with the least triment to the trafic of the street and the least interruption of transit by the company’s ears. The courts have plenary powers to keep the streets in repair. The = = March = ie change of pany’ places the work ahr 4 the supervision othe the Commissioners. If in the exercise of the power to repair and the supervisory power < the proposed change it becomes necessary to make temporary use of adjoining streets and avenges by trac tracks or otherwise, I think the Commissioners may to so. I do _ doubt it, cannot say that this use of sdjoining streets may not be interrupted wen the courts. Itseems tome that a ‘ment of ‘the dignity and in of of trict, charged with the assumed to have just play of a wise discretion in the c! to Lively Interview with Maj. Raymond. There was quits «lively in Commissioner Hand K streets southwest who called to learn * in | why their street had not been improved as re- quired by the appropriation bill, which con- tained an item providing for its improvement. The engineer to leave off the curbing of streets which were =e ee as once ‘pare be _ proved & concre “coat of resetting ae quite a considerable sum. wees in grading and regulating astreet, it has been customary to put in curb, gutter, beer og ot He Loon Oe lt roadway has unsat Set a om. it Gan zo better than a macadam roadways oS ald that pis i @ street the mac- adam would serve as @ foundation for the asphalt pavement. It has also been found that in order to offset this improvement in the roadway, the curb would have to be left off, else this class of improvements would cost a t deal more than formerly. The curb is set fa cases, however, if there is any old papery on hand, but left off where new curb has to be Ls ided. Mr. Leonard did not understand this and ex- ressed his sentiments to Major Raymond in rather forcible lan- finde forthe major replied that if th further business he would like to have his time and motioned toward the door, but the committee stood firm and insisted upon being heard. One of the committee seemed amicably disposed, and Major oo ee fone rected his attention to hima, explaining wh curb had not been set. ‘This serve acify the remainder and they withdrew. Mr. Peonscd's associates on the committee were James Black, J. J. Brosnan, Robert O'Neil, Charles Parker, Philip N. Dwyer and John ) Brosnan. er THE TEMPLAR CONCLAVE Arranging for the Great Gathering— Fetes and Decorations. There will bea frienaly rivalry among the local commanderies,in the {decorations of the buildings to bé occupied by them as headqnar- ters during the conclave week. DeMolay com- mandery has leased the new building at the southwest corner of 12th street and Pennsyl- vaniaavénue for the week and made acontract with Mr. James W. Deane of Brooklyn, a deco- rator, who was associated with Mr. Aldridge in the . decoration of the pension building for the inaugural ball Mr. Deane has made elaborate designs for the decoration of the building,which will be illum- inated at night by colored lights. The com- mandery will fit up one of the floors of the building for the especial accommodation of the ladies accompanying the commanderies enter- tained by DeMolay. Columbia commandery, No. 2, will receive and entertain the Grand commanderies of Georgia and South Carolina, Detroi: com- mandery, Raper commandery of Indianapolis, DeMolay of Louisville and several other com- manderies from whom Columbia has received courtesies in the past. STAFF APPOINTMENTS. Grand Marshal Parker has appointed the fol- lowing additional aids on his staff: Right Emi- nent James F. Robinson of Portland, Ore.; Sir Knight Abram Powell of San Francisco and Sir Knight Allison ilor, jr., of this city. Sir Knight Lewis 8. Frierson of Birmingham, Ala., has been appointed on the staff from tha state in place of Eminent Siz Geo. 8. Obier, who is unable to be present. THE GENERAL COMMITTEZ. At a meeting of the triennial conciave com- mittee Saturday evening a contract was entered into with Lloyd Moxley to decorate the grounds at Calumet place in a very attractive manner. The grounds and adjacent streets will be illum- inated with calcium lights and thousands of Japanese lanterns and colored lamps and gas jets in colored globes, Refreshment booths and tents will be erected. A contract for sup- plying refreshments was made Saturday night. hief Marshal Parker has appointed aids on his staff as follows: Capt. A. A. Thomas and George W. Evans of this city; Right Eminent Sir Henry B. McKean of Pennsylvania. The executive committee has made a con- tract with Chef Grogan of the Metropolitan | § club to furnish the banquet on the excursion on the steamer Columbia. THE BICYCLE PARAD™. The committee in charge of the proposed bicycle parade has appointed the following subcommittee to confer with the clubs repre- sented by the members to ascertain if they will parade as clubs or individuals: Mr. H. N, Low of the Capita: bicycle club, Mr. Casey of the Columbia club and Mr. Curry of the Washing- ton cycle club. It was decided to form a boys’ division in the . Lady riders will be invited to partici- pate in the parade and if they consent to do so will be given the post of honor at the head of the column, a SEVENTH STREET ROAD SALOONS. Reply of Commissioner Douglass to Mr. B. H. Warner’s Letter. Recently Tue Sran printed the letter of Mr. B. H. Warner to the Commissioners with refer- ence to the saloons on the 7th-street road. ‘The answer was sent today. In it Commis- sioner Douglass says: “The inclosed printed copy of the new regu- lations for the licensing of bar rooms will, I trust, go far to a satisfactory answer to your published letter of August 10, 1889. By a care- ful attention to the provision of these regula- tions you will see that the board have striven to throw all the clogs they can about the abuse of the license system. The citizen, how- ever, who feels as deep an interest in this matter as we know you do. must not forget his duty in the premises. On him, as well as on our officers, we must rely for such exact and definite information about persons and places that will justify our intesposition. ‘The infor- mation should be given as early as possible before November 1 where rotests are filed jt the granting of a license.” The Co ioners are merely executive officers under a law providing for liquor licenses, and we cannot practice prohibition under the guis+ of license, no matter what our individual opinions or preferences may be. Our power is one of regulation and not destruction, In re- gard to the 7th street trouble you will find that Paragraph 8, on page 6, of the regulations is, we think, well calcu- lated to restrain the abuse of the license system in that locality. The radical difficulty. after all, is with the a reokness of the present funda- mental law. That needs early and thorough attention at the hands of is of Congress,” ALEXANI DRIA. Reported for Tar Evexrnc Stan, : Tae Oxpest Ismaprraxt Deap.—John Deavers, an old Fairfax wood cutter, was buried yesterday. He has been bringing wood to this market from the —— of Pohick church for more than si “nee circuit court for the city of xandria, J Keith, opened its September | iy term at the market — house this morning. ation has, ¥ slave tre Weciepetoen at e ion of been less active than it was its reorganizatio: ! if SFE fl i L A South Washington Committee Has a exchange of words Dees son eis tebrtint between Mr. B. Leonard and Major Ray- mond. Mr. Leonard was one of 4 com- mittee representing the property owners and residents of 2d street between thas thought it best a capers aa EE is — Soa of opm th bal ad areas onary aoe Dae Sas ay arcass iG EADY AS ae erate Ween: ‘fa parligulare, Hor 42, AN EXPERIENCED NURSE 7 eye Sa'tad Date cw. over Dpue Apply st corner 2d % STRONG BOY TO fame ix MN, 22003 is MEN COOKS, #19 TO $40: CHAM: Hands; Golored Re ae “mite soe MS ON SEC- ~ Ceu-aste rent $50 ‘atic out oar LiTH, ST. RW, SEVERAL is SHED= 2, =o hoigad De ANTED—YOUNG LADY OF Saher MUSI- Waitin om jucetion desires Position where hed Boome: study of may be Made s special oy biebent refer- floor with . idrees SIO, Station E, Bal ence, siso,oue on first floor: new sanitary slumbing, po 5 oa ee % ae Fee agg eam ST. §.W. 00) Loaf SALETAT, PRIVATE SALE BY PART? ie a the 26, i suite or ile ee Bibs pak in ci a er “yy : Watt Cooks. "SAME rea O20 Fret. iw. Weikiseomun A. GOR! GED Bos; gee COME Ware INO, FIRST-CLASS CARFE STERS. “Apply to 404 WANTED; ASI STEADY AND RELIABLE ae ” ot be experienced, but must Apuly — SE, modern improve payments, Address, with fu ee Wats FURNISHED HOUSE AT TONIRAE Fent or furnished roums for ‘gne rn |! pene wife (no children). 2 Wikcare ot TACOMA PARK, A Ee of seven or eight rooms, with grounds. exact location and terms Powe | 5 ern ex) 7OR KENT THRE municating r nisned Rooms in se21-3t* TE FURNISHED cone ou and cae Soe Fur- Sa'story. At LSS Maes, ave LW. ANTED-NEAT, AOTIVE CASH BOYS, ‘Apply st BAUM’: 416 rthat, Dw. Wwe er FOR COMING SEASON; MUST bitious and. industrious pent “Salary, weekly, OS. Aveo idea at BEET, 424 Sth st a. me place am! Sats eee rect O13 A grect & pot tc Sth at. nw. private family; door ; references, 0, a enptune ee For WHICH owner will tak Capitol at., Dusiness house Pocunyiy fnbroved suburban lots, Address OWN D— RAPER. JAMES By) er o| WEREBs wae ee V ANTED—WOMAN TO COOK, WASH aD ay in Private Family; one willing to work and wi' references can secure steady employment, ats = GRAHAM, 1338 R st. WistED WOULD LIKE TO Ral RCHASE AT ‘A. COLORED MAN TO DRIVE a5 once fora cash customer a Well-built House of yn ye mae By LES 90r 10 roome Reighborhood- Algo one or two ply to southeast t commer 6f'Oth and D sta. nw. ne Bt FEANE AT RO! amaller houses for renting. W3SIED. \ GOOD COOK, WASHER AND| _2e21-3t° Ironer, ie! stay at nights: with reference. Call 6148 st. nw. NTED-ONE HIGH-GRADE ART CANVASSER iy Several Bound Book Agents, cash or inetall- 325 to ® 2100 weekly. .ULKNER & ALLAN, A Bpilding, 9th and F nw. sez3-3t* ANTED—FIRST-CLASS WAIST HANDS—A Draper and one we - Setpaaiond ‘understands Sewing on Drapery. 1217 H 8 sez3-i WANten— A aicapioay COMPETENT Stone Yard Clerk for Quarry Saw Mili; one who Sizymake eatimates for stone work from drawings. = 16, Btar oftoe, hay purchasers for several Houses n.w.,& to ATES yOMAa TO COOK, WASH AND $7,000, $35,000 .. Also, wax Iron for two in family; noue oe d apply unlesg ting about 825 Apply 815 21th st.n.w. 1t* | root ke or Frei WAxtED— WOMAN TO Aaa THON 2 eral Housework. Apply 630 8ST. og: and L ab Suite ‘Three Unfurnished Raotet on Bebase Flogr, with heat and light; references exchanged. se ca Will and, Pura ah Rn B roo ion in city for house; three years’ Jeane ou house. cheay rent ‘Apply to KU: =| fae ihe K SALE—JUST ARRIVED fom O OHIO AND Fititeas. to naa Horses, ‘among them are fine saddlere: drivers and hee draft horses; prices reasonable, fair trial stock guar. ——— ee F WTS ea rear G12 OR SALE ace EXC BABGAL jorwe a iene P. swipe anda nes alt, party. st nw, ae gle - GEOORD AND ms, two with Third 8 children or housekeeph ‘cxatio. ; thi men | Sonthecn exposure, 223 Indiana ave. see od i RENT. ESFURNISHED COMMUNICAT- i es) ed + heat and gas, 43636 H st. n. OR RENT — UNFURNISHED, ED, ON, SECOND Fr foe) aigonty expenute ashi pe Sno, closets an exi 101 ry tt sot toes private; re! rae a OR RENT=IN PRIVATE FAMILY—ORE ie FYisseaat berond Far Koon, re Lape feat eae and ‘beth; terme rue moderate. Bis Colt Coles Fe RENT—TWO HANDSOMELY- FORSIGW Second or Third-story Rooms: en suit ; desirable location, ina privute fami i na Sua. n.W., near Iowa circle. }OR RENT-TWO PARTLY FURNTI oe SCONE F 0D second floor yathern exposure. atlas get ms and Real E tate, 14216 w. ANTED—TO PURCHASE A Fa SALE—CHi be? eeuare ad, Wa RIED -UN FURNISHED HOUSE—GOOD CON REP rere dition, 14 to 18 rooms, bet. 9th and 15th, Pand N t references given. Address J.H.P., Star Wy ASHSFor A Lied ripen ER A HOUSE, N.W. Jor 8 rooms ioe 85,000, ab APPLE, Room 56, 622 F st. HINE lars ape ANTED—HOUSES FOR RENT AND SA Oy or MBERS BKIC with Eiri be ler complete For partic — SMALL, gue F et ns Bw. Wants , solv. ee PAIR OF PLL MATCHED, a str ni 80 pot nds: thorotpely’ taninss ‘aise 2 > Rp -150 pounds. thor "ie Weautital Bare, oud hunter cr driver: 3 years old; 13g SHRUEN, 1420 ote sed 1 10 SUSE TORS EE the pintna, Py, Se ao Ris Loud iat sar storrmeast 4 on CHBOROUGH "US The Haina, aur iroutagen ee it. Setweun annb seeoeane UEN, eK, Fat. aw. ai SALE—VERY DESIRABLE ‘opportunities oot many feet of ground for Tide money, CHAS A MoLUL®, Foy Seater ati oa. 212 feet 11 inc! ne 19th st. st 40 fect ror cash, several tne}, ach: Also, tio 82,000 6: reines, $e cannot ‘supply the de- Inand for houses to rent. ing houses for nt or sale are requested tonloee the tien tn dnour banda lo. charge unlese tenant oF purcliaser is found 021-3" CAYWOOD ET f iihend N.Y. av. ANTED-HOUSES 10 REN ERS CAN promptly secure food tensnts : by acinar their Houses in my bands at one; careful attention given to all business and prompt settlements teed. s014-3m We xo, Tenants for ane Se Py e 0. 1 Tenants fo: ce Dumber a ie CMO dis * ‘vacant 1 can rent then for —930 K ST. ‘AUTIFUL, LARGE Jou wituout delays) Trompe T pettlements and careful Newly Furuished Kooms eu suite; south front; attention guaran inteed : rent collections & specialty desirable parties. private family: terms reasonable to ELL W. BUSHNELL, Attorney-ai auz3-1m 1 inel 008 F st. =b Fo @ 8F Two +d Me ¢ ANTED-THE STRICT ATTENTION W ‘Counmturicating eons; hands eee office (with an experience of nearly 15 ‘3D-STOR’ furnished as sitting room and bed room, or two giving to its Rental Departinent has euabled ; with private family of adiulta; eep our houses well tenanted, and has left us with few hyuses to offer for rent. Residents or non-residents havi Unfurnished He ae FoR RENT SECOND STORY FRONT AND AD- joining Hall Room Room on first floor; fur- histied , with or without Board. 1129 17thet nw. W ANTED~—TEN GOOD Payette aavEaAs Laborers and Two Good Boys; steady work fran Apply at Buildin gs, ‘Sth at. bet. N.C. and W:? NTED—A_ RELIABLE, a WOMAN for General Housework; ferred fot bygley and promptly paid. Apply Ay atter'6 pan at ANTED-YOUNG MAN OR ) ict abt ‘tookteep Type Writer, who understands sinle ‘keeping. K. BIRASBURGER & & ‘SON, a} me Wie ONCE, A GOOD COOR, wanhes and Ironer; also Giri for Chambermaid and Ware ress: must stay hights, referenc # required; 513 61 Waxtios ate BOE TO WORE IN SHQ?. 4 Inquire ANTED-— SHEE AND WAIST HAND. Mg Apprentice 20th st. n.w. WASTED-A 60% 90 0% OYSTER BEUORES ¢ ‘TO act mei ARGARDIER, 618 bth. a eat NICELY, FURNISHED lOoMR: all pee conveniences: Ay abeite nah ead at se?) Tax PIANO EXCHANGE, 913 Pennsylvania ave, PL Puscepti: | Ok Sgn —02.500' ¥, ELECTRIC ¢ LIGHE 60, 24 Morurase Bou cea | Bae 00d property at slow Sure, FA, SALE—DESIRABLE BUILD! | pe SALE—1 Pap WELL MATOR! ears old, t drivers, sate zeae old. prompt drivers, pose epee oe FSM tear anf FREE en a EE ate Si F-E_ opener 13th and Dita: 185 ft, on 139th and 210 Sain both rants and ALE—O) tks vest: | F’bste ir tucky aves, of isprovemente meni. CHAS. A. MCEUEN, 1450 F et wees Ot somites wecured. FSS Beogiy reaeobagle rice Ag oc front aos ee on 2d at bear Hsia good ie reasonable price. Also 00d property at low. Sguree. se21-10t a0 1420 F st. — R SAEE-NORTHEAST $100 3 FEET Freed ier balling purposes Fe ENT — HANDSOMELY FURNISHED — Suite of Rooms on Second Floor; also one on floor; transient or permanent if nw. Furnished or louses or Stores to Rent can hays special attention to their interests fi fase them in hands, JOHN SHE! 7th and ‘a9 Waiter and 1604 7th st WP +! A Fini FIRST-CLASS CRLOSEP. COOK also Wi in Leund: both he fy ht Al y hy ced ‘ ¥V ANTED—A TE G! ‘0 DO GENERAL House Work we Pane ptt 7. sony Lie ts ‘St. aw. W ANTED—ENERGETIO AGENTS TO a A re Article, Call this week at 118 11th st. ne _ 8023-30" ANTED—EXPERIENCED SALESLADY AT A. | STERN'S, 904 7th st. n.w. se23-3t WASTED WOMAN TO COOK, WASH AND Tron for a for, aa gt 2 white preferred; refe ences required. e. W ANTED—A BOY 76 nn age J HANGING; ‘one who understi WH HOUGHTON & Co. rte ED-COME QUICK! COOKS, WA Witenes . Kitche:: and Ladies’ Maids, Office Pore Nurses, Cosehmen, Sean stre: House Workers aud others, BELN HA Be OF Fat nw. WANTED—ROOMS. OR FOUR BpoMs. FUR- hished or unfurnished, for pignt Bousekeeping: Permanent; within five squares of Boston Dry Goods sore, rent bot to exceed, @40 per month. “Address RESPONSIBLE, 8\ eae workers pet R RENT 1102 0TH ST. NW. iG saa “wel it Rooms, Finished or Us ‘or Uiturnished, with i "Home Table, references exchanged. 21-3t (OR RENT—1720 H ST, N.W., TARGE CON. necting Rooms furnished en ‘suite, first and sec- ond floors; house private and few doors above Metropolitan club; near War Navy department. 9019-1 'OR RENT—1304 L ST. N. PLEASANT Bt pa td Room with thar salable fo for gentieman and no. eaten reference ne21-3t' Fe NT — ROOMS, TURNERS OR UNFUR- nlebed pingle or eu suite, with oF withou Rooms are bright and pleasant and loca reference. 3: Se F youn babe, 3 Unfurnished Rooms with Pte nd ‘opie ‘or lorthwest preferred. Address Frick REASONABLE, star oifice Wi ANTED—A ROOM IN QUIE’ where privacy is assured. Address We > ANTED-LADY HAS FURNITURE FOR EIGHT or nine-room house yous give the same for Koom and Board or will ren: it of reference given and ze; quired. Address FURNITURE, Star office. We NIED—BY A LA SON—TW ep aeurniahes Conan: ating Rooms, convenieat th st. cars. Stats terms, whicu puree be hanes bie. ERM. ar offic WANTEDI« oy OFFICER pieathes FU. f t au7-Om JOR SALE—A CHICKERING SQUARE PIANO AT being | ROE a sacrifice; only $75. rs PFELFFER & CONLIFF, 514 Lith et nw, jT—KENTUCKY fy 4 TPEATOS, BE. aor Sa 830, Third Floor, $25; 2 rooms each, ats ina alcoves, eust, south, west exposure, ik Sar -NONTHIEAST 4 VERY DESIRABLE ‘ re ‘Corner {n square 1085 (adjoluing Linceis beat was Bath, trunk roca; referehoes, G20 Ucn Sam: pence = Yeo Soin Eat eae uset square foot. N. wh tein nt isedvanced, CH i MCEUEN, 420 F sun. iGTON HEIGH’ rg a avenue, opposite, and R RENT-A LADY OWNING HER HOUSE ab ying more Koome t needs, ot rth Board one or” two, ates, pith private” bath to shuekors gach suite. The house isin a fashio) HOPWOKN WHEELS AT $50, $10 mont at i HE chate CChE ene Peubayivanis eve. _—S rt ls cy Riley Fok SALE YOUNG: Ts, MOCKING = saa Pai 4 nished Sit mn, With priv of a Caterer, for rhea ‘and wife for winter from tion between H EVERY, MAN, es . rel Sire ews ‘OFFICE, Appli ‘Srey Nor Government positions prepared. Seay ay. Tad Wit RESPECTABLE COLORED GIRL do General Housework ; piaat stay Se nights = eed home for such; referen 3 TED = A wB gies pote ed LIVE AGE? ei! cae mmission an be : aud Naud othaud 20 sts, nw, temua, . Star office. Y FUR- 1-31 INFURNIGHED ROOMS ON Rooms OF yusek ye i lar Sitce Fe RENT—A iy hd OF HAN) dished Rooms, 20 floor; peg cg 4 Begre. 3 in | 22a sts =| ES BOCES. ofa 16 K st. ay ce ‘seit me t toe sien Ris Address STUDENT Star oiies, ANTED—OCT. 1, B MORE ROOMS, FUR- wW. ished or Conicniened, cs 7 Sof ipve-tenes second floor, suitable f , rik conveniences. Ai 1 2f9 for Light Housekeeping, ry a es Spee : jury, 101 mad, and two Ts, age aD Pea Star office. e20-3t Wizen53y a A YOUNG LADY, A GOOD-SIZED Easarniohed Room on second floor, board and hem vileges, in private, family, between M and T Tithaud 160 sia B.W,; prices reasonable; references exchai = ‘Address: ois 1730 14th st. uw. beral co} employment. ¢ Call at 9 a.m. or after 4 p.m. agora | too S ANTEDOE WHITE WOMAN AS COOK AND wa Jaundress. Apply with reference at 1926 N st. ee a ae all a RENT—TWO FLOORS IN LARGE HOUSE; a. m. 1.; bear offices lectete care ues door: large ra terms to suit; t ul board ee aaeaeaal sud N.Y. ave nwe afters eee F: RENT--TWO SECOND-1 thoi eee FRONT ‘Communicating ated 818 ore oe dares and in com- te family. Call =f ~ 20s Ez )OR RENT—A FINE SUITE OF, vet ae : with use of Garret above; situated jocation of the city; admiral ments or can be rented separatel; f in the building, rupning until 11 no harge for steam heat; price for the whole, Apply to HILL & SGHRSOR F LE — CARRIAGES: i MAKERS: tee ‘Canidagr ax “xD ‘ANTED—SEVERAL bet. Ltithand 17; (ae L GOOD Miz SOLICI- tome, THE SINGER ANcFAGroMING co. ANTED-A sTIBSE CLASS AT HUTCHINSON DOF Pe aves SEVERAL YOUNG LADIES WHO ._ Must have a common schoul educa- 3.50 per week at commencement. with chances of promotion. tar office. sezl-st* Wasting MAN EXPERIUNCED IN MAKING and Ro? up Window Shades and Hi. Apply to Mr. G. F. HENDRICH S, 10} FOR SALES UPON Easy TERMS—A4 DESIRABLE Corner Lot on 16th st, extended: desirable for subdivision. Lovis'P. S808 AKER, i ross SALE—FRANK B. CONGER'S EXCURSION lot sale st Qotober 3 Risr pigs che it onder before ati age —— ‘OR SALE—LOT 202160, NEAR DU FONTS CIRCLE. 600. Terms $800 Ene lore WANTED—LOTS. WANTED _UNIMPROVED ED PROPERTY ALLOVER the city to sapPly, the demand made R NT] UTE Mi Woudwant «221 ——_se2-3t_| Hos. is, WOODS & SON, Pucie Building G24} ed yet Tate analy iy jforaleesas besee PE WwW ANTED—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS CHAM- | st. n.w. we’ corner house, south and east © iront: open Se bermaid and to Ass: Wi erences required. 1101 K st. u.w. oi R RENT FURNISHED OR BR DNFURNISHED— f Ye Counecting “Hooms, « a WANTED HAVE F REQUENT dries x ne City Lots for building purpos: arties having such much veepeess 20 for eile can bnd. ready purchasers intay hands, PRANK 'S1 RONG, Claims and Real Estaie, 1421G st.n.w. 703 MoE TO DOAN ON biwrd ESTATE at 6 AND cent. s. hoa Meal Ratate Bs se21-3t* 615 7th st. dw, 0 LOAN ON iy ESTATE-WE Ba\ HAVE 1% T Cash ro ard Approved Security eeton wri of god tod are « See 1213 F sto. extending se20- Lin ‘ON on IMPROVED CITY REAL EsTATE— nate ft oe. ow, Totnes ned, 50 Coy dni mateston tai. We LENKINE 3 io aod feeuws |= pet Seat . 4 = TOLOAN IN LARGE AND SMALL BUM a ) RELIABLE WHITE ce ‘one to Cook, Wash and Iron, the other as Cham: bermaid and waitress. Cull at once at 1302 30th st. from 4 to, 6 o'clock p.m. and 9 to 11 o'clock aim. ‘OK KENT—THREE LARGE COMMUNICA Rooms, second story; large closets; on main a place n.w. roy ee 5 en th Ag*) eat sts. 85 feet on 14th st and pk, selo-2w WANTED MISCELLANEOUS RENT — HANDSOMELY "Fun: TOR ANTED — PARLOR” FURNITURE UPH coms, ats Btered, Mattresses Made Uver; Work Done ing le THE LiviNe STOR. Tod ister Bw, 8010-2w — Sone! Substantial coe persia’ new work solicited. ese As OR RENT—LARGE, NICELY FURN} F Wooms slagio or oe butte Sith ret ae conyenlent to cars and herdics; references. 1416 .N st w. pW. 4 JOR RENT—VERY DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS in building, 609 F; all get juire of EDFORD W. WALKER, 1006 ¥ s FOR RENT—OFFICES. _ joc mecrk 3 TWO erie gee ES OFFICES, i Pifret hoor: 14 We ae 20 Were ‘R TINNERS AND STOVE WORK- aon Apply to 519 11thst.n.w. RB. H. G. BOUL eet Ranges and Koofing. 8020-3 TED—A SCH Wattercs School, unders jusic. For particu- Te WiLLLAMS, B ‘Burdette, Montgomery Warseoe FIRST-CLASS DRESS | MAKER: business. Ad- Woe at atte eee ESSEX, ow est cash pricey Star office, Byte meee) EXGHANGE-CHEAP Wi WESTERE ‘Lands for Washington Residence 3 dress LAND, Star office. Peezl-3t* ‘WaAntED-4 YOUNG GENTLEMAN WANTS. tO in German with Lady for Mutual Provement. Address W.E.B. plar of : -| Witsctt Seg ne STAN Miscellaneous Book Hoe aie School TLL Lia" SS Book Store, 621 7th stand at Sand 6 pee Th one Ce py mye take charge of tar ee W: at reat, conducted white and colored, for for oral 64 14th at. are ers ___BUSINESS CHANCES. _ sand clove NE OYST! = permonth, “SOHN SHERMAN Ax = SLOGr TO LET. FOR SALE 50 iat oe JOR RENT—THAT DSOME PROOF ard tout of I 33 8. rs and esaaueell aon ion oor Femina valid oe Waxren-ax ENCED MAN OF GOOb able for Banking, iieal Estate or Insurance ey ROBT. | FLEMING, | wishes to bay 4 Wu i¢19Gat, ME OFFICE ROO} BUILDING" (Po at U.S. Tre: nation one of the best. sabre Steam ; has excellent elevator serv t-clase in tuneats. Rew THOS. 2 FisHin & CO NTED—“IT STANDS AT THE shee THE proved ligraph rang eepine, Sand sold $10 per ponth. ral Aven ts. 1200 F WASHED, <yroueD, RAILROAD HANDB WoTK te Culvert county, Md. | Transportation ore to work furnished on application to How aRD E PEDDICORD, 10 North st Baltimore, uz WANTED-—SITUATIONS, Ws ‘TED—BY A Leng % COLORED. = FROM Virginia a Place Chambermaid or Wait: gan give good ret or 1432 rn WANTED BY 4 REET LS ried Bog MS a As 1210 19th at. nw. ANTED—BY A COLORED GI PLACE Wate Par aceon Gee Cat or addreas'l ius? Lithee mow ANT! TO i Witt ald 70, DICKS S AGENCY FOR SPOKR meh, Butlers, Waiters, housework. ri ee Ais Bes agen i ae wit naa ‘ook Shamba aio = ir Wa tiers. eet coe a -D—BY N, Were amie S78 Books 31313 M st. nw. NTED-BY A FIRST-CLASS: FEE NCH Diver omg My hab fork todo by the day. aa FRENCH, Star o sett tt Whi ‘ED—H. se ‘M PAYS THE HIGBEST CASH for Second-hand Furniture, Carpets, and specialty. "Addi reas 8 th st, 8 poh Wika chumn | SUFFERING | FROM emoxy eee to Porgy) f arcs to Cure or No ru anaes, Fur and Latrobes Made to Hest or ‘No Pa 1413 17th _3e17-6m Et ME 0: TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT, ATS 4ND Cent, on real estate securi FRANK T. EAWLINGS Lo 1505 Pe ove. se17-3m Coks ‘| $85,000 eol2-lm 902 Penney eabinee aw. $500, $1,000, #3,000, estate. rates. Pua ae TORS AT FIVE PEE CENT ON AR ‘T—FIRST FLOOR OF 1319 F KILEY DEXEBLE. ow ERAS LE ONsIOS te With Neg war TED—TO SSRN EMNGTON AND Georgetown B-It. Couvertible Bonds; 3100 siures National Union Tns.; 100 shares shares Heal Estate 1 ar heat 2nd el CUXNINGHA #e17-1m Gor, 13th and Te ms TQ PASTURE AT GEN. ¥, Beale’s Stock Farm, 7 iiles from city; ted stabled $30 re mo, Address oF aire b BLA. ace aven city wie y Scales, cor. 10th st. E. BRENNER, 640 O S71. N.W., 1 oe aie ves, Ranges, Fi an cee aud Fire) ace Neve air tpn eh alspeccie’ PON Jobbing. SATED HOUSEHOLD PUL eres < alto Shandies of all kinds. augl-Im ep | Wy AX \TED—TO BUY—GOOD SECOND-HANDG. Uemen's Clothes, Gr Pist &e., tor wich oe rice is paid. “call or A. EMZNAn, tot Lith se st. 2.0, ¥ ree. ‘EST BUTTERINE. ere Seas eas ge irae. Wate ee sts, ison Y. ave. se pees SUITE OF OFFICE ROOMS ON third ror 606 12th at, nw, toa aut; will Jeane ata low rental. a BiXG, So FOR RENT—STORES, NTTWO NICE STO! Potato core aide 8023-1 Fat. POR, BENT_LANGE, sToRE iG, 61. 9th at. opposite patent ron Inquire of A EBERLY'S SON a RENT — STORE, SOE OR 9TH AND L STS. re L iS baaksean AbD 8 SOHC AS FOR RENT--STABLES, en 1 S| Pas a STABLE NEAR | 6 } od 9 I st. nw, . LOST AND FOUND, _ |} Ltt oP WARD OR Stercnice Newent paid if ieturned to WR: . More "Shon B= Oh. LOANS AXD DISCOUNTS A SPECIALTY. AN ON REAL ESTATE ‘District Columiae ot NKINGS, ou. Bw BET. - WILLIAMS, 1339 8 st, nw. G38 Rise Wi cE, Moe Bases eat LEE oe = Neer A BSE’ if Foqulired: "S109 Sta st ware ‘re Wiig mere ax, a Waku A ay — Lion