Evening Star Newspaper, September 24, 1889, Page 2

PERSONAL MENTION. Secretary and Mra. Noble have returned to A Battered Baltimorean and Other the city and will take possession of their pro- spective winter residence on the Ist of October. The house is No. 1311 K street, and is known asthe Hi Holaday. wo lved hers antl ita 7, of Benj. Holl who lived here until within oe a It was built b; Freaktio, who lived in it aii 1875, when he sla it to Mr. Holladay. The house is owned by Mr. H. A. Willard, who has put it in besuti order for Secret Noble. On entering the front door the way of 100 feet in depth under a series of graceful arches,leads to the dining room at the rear of the house. To the right is a salon drawing room. The walls are salmon tin Gilded cornices uphold the ceiling, that is rons orated in — In the two bow windows -< — homeo marble figures upon pedestals of lished pone Pack of the par- ink ‘Sioa Draco teeth @ cross bail, where the grand staircase, —_— saaeen, — to the oad loor. Under the staircase is an artistic fireplace, tiled ip old rose color and flanked by oaken settees. The windows on the staircase are of cathedral glass. Back of this staircase isthe library, with its oak book cases and wainscoting. The dining room extends the entire width of the house and its French win- dows open upon « piazza. The side windows overlook a pretty green court that has foun- tain witha marble basin and figure in the center of the greens ward. The second floor has three sumptuous bath rooms and lar; well-lighted chambers. There is a bi tiard room in the front basement, Secretary Noble has brought on a ne of rich furniture from St. Louis and th @ house will be in every way equipped for the " dispensing of an elegant ef generous hospitality. The Mexican minister and Madame Romero arrived from Havre this week and came on yes- terday from New York to this city and are now at the legation, They are both in excellent health and greatly enjoyed their trip to the North cape, from where they viewed the midnight sun in all its wonderful beauty. Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Bryan are back in the city from a sojourn in the Catskill mountains. The First Assistant Postmaster General and Mrs. Clarkson, who have both been ill with @iptheretic sore throats, are preparing to re- move from the McCreary house, on K street, to } No. $Dupont circle. Their sons, Harold and Coker, will spend the winter here with a tutor preparing for college. Mr. and Mrs, J. H. Outhwaite have taken No. 4 Dupont circle, and will take possession on the Ist of the month. The family of Chief Engineer Philip Inch have returned to the city from their summer home at Asbury Park, New Jersey. Mr. Henry Conradis will leave Thursday for New York, and will sail for Europe on the steamer Fulda on Saturday. He will visit Germany, France and Austria, in which places he will sojourn for about eighteen months. Miss Cornelia Clay, daughter of Col. Cecil 1513 5 street, after a lengthy Park, has return home, and bas visiting her Agnes Boyd of Philadel- Areception to the diplomatic corps will be given by Secretary Blaine shortly after his re- turn to the city, which will be about October 1. Miss Josie Arnold has returned from New York. Miss Belle Woodward of Connecticut avenue extended has returned from Scroon Lake, in the Adirondacks, Mr. and Mrs. 8. W. Woodward are in New York. Mrs. Joseph Smith and her two interesting little boys have returned to their home, Glen- wood, N.Y., after a visit of several weeks with ber mother, Mrs. Westhorpe, 103 F street. Gen. Nathan 8. Goff was expected at Deer Park last bight to accompany the President's party on the West Virginia trip today, but he telegraphed at a late hour that he could not go. Mr. aad Mrs. Robert McKee and the children left Deer Park last night for Indianapolis. Mr. A. Minster, accompanied by his mother, have gone to New York for a short stay. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Kerr have returned from Frederick county and are settled for the win- ter at 1708 M street. Walker Blaine left last night for Richfield Springs, N.Y..to attend the wedding of his brother, Emmoas Blaine, and Miss McCormick, which takes piace on the 26th instant. Mrs. Jas. A. Jewell has returned from New Hampshire and is stopping with her sister, 97 I street, until the New Hampshire avenue house is ready. Dr. and Mrs. JamesC. McGuire have returned from the White Sulphur Springs, where they spent the summer, aud have moved into their mew residence, 1732 Massachusetts avenue. Miss Annie V. Lally has returned home from Chicago, where she has been spending the sam- mer. The marriage of Miss Sarah Alden, daughter of Lieut. Alden, secretary to Admiral Porter, and Mr. Vernon M. Dorsey is announced for the present week. On account of a recent death in the bride's family the ceremony will be private. Lieut. Charles Dudley Rhodes of the sixth cavalry, U.S.A., left last night for his regiment, stationed at Fort Wingate, N. M. Mr. John H. Wilmot and family have re- tarned from Orkney Springs. Miss Lillian Shaffer has entered the sopho- more class in Lutherville seminary, where she Will also take up vocal and instrumental music. Mrs. E. T. Avery and family have returned from their irggeumpy dee ‘ough New York and Connecticut, and will be at home, 1439 Stough- ton street, on Thursdays to receive callers. Dr. and Mrs. G. S. Palmer have returned after an absence of three months on the coast of Maine. Mrs. M. J. Tennis and Miss Maude Ireland have returned from a European tour, which in- eluded England and the prominent points of interest on the continent. Mr. D. W. Bartlett, who, for the last eleven years has been the efficient American secretary of the Chinese legation at Washington, retires with the outgoing minister on account of fail- tog health. He left the city in May last for Farmington, Conn., and we learn that he is not well —— to return and resume his duties at the legation. Mr. Bartlett has been a resident of Washington since 1856, and Was for many years the Washington corre- pondent of prominent northern journals. He ‘was for ten years clerk of the House committee of elections. But two names are on the diplo- matic list of persons who have served continu- ously ny longer than he—Dean Preston and the Me: rst secretary. Mr. Bartlett has won to @ remarkable degree the respect and esteem of all who have known him by his h = character and the exceptional ability with which he has dis- charged the duties of the various responsible and important positions he has held, and wide- Spread regret will be felt that the state of his ealth compels him to withdraw from active life. In Washington, where he is so well known and so highly regarded, this feeling of sorrow will be especially strong. Capt | W. W. Sheed and wife, accompanied by their daughter, Mrs. R. R. Burr and her little daughter, have left the city for a three weeks’ tour in Pag Jersey. Mr. Francis joyes, who recently returned froma emerciaoe trip, will sail for Europe early in October. her friend, Miss Mira Noyes, at “Alton,” the country Place of Mr. ¢ of Mr. C. 8. Noyes. A Husband and His Rival | Fight. George W. Cager and Maggie Johnson, » young colored couple who recently spent two Weeks in the work house, were released yester- day. The young woman's husband isa hard working man and lives in Freeman’s alley. and a fight ensured. From the house they fought out into the alley, and finally they made tag Bi ey on 6th bs Bienes were e men attracted a crowd, One stone landed against Cager’s and he ealy wound there to prove it. Po- 'Y 4ppeared on the scene, and know- Johnson had been imposed upon he and the woman. HA ue fs 3 Miss Liazie Strectt of Belair, Md., is visiting When his wife was released yesterday she re- turned to his room, and later in the day Cagor ‘The husband returned home IN THE POLICE 1 COURT TODAY. Prisoners Before Judge Miller. Henry Schaeffer, a Baltimorean, was the first Prisoner before Judge Miller this morning. Disorderly conduct was the sae ne hed |W! him. His face was scarred as though he had Sree ey as though it had cost him asmall fortune to color, Policeman Blanford told the judge that Schaeffer was under the influence of liquor and declined to “move off” the corner when or- dered to do so. “When you come here,” said the judge, ‘‘you must behave yourself or leave the city. This time you may go on your own recognizance.” Lawrence Foley was in for sleeping on the sidewalk. $5 was his fine. A RUNAWAY Bor, Charles Savoy, a- twelve-year-old colored boy, appeared on a charge of vagrancy. The boy wore a neat suit of black clothes, a fancy flannel shirt anda tennis hat. He presented fal pment alad who had a good home been well cared for. Policeman Ken- dall arrested him for sleeping in wagons on Louisiana avenue. He plead guilty iy did you run sere home for?” sabes asked the boy. — my father was going to whip me,” me pal you deserved it,” said the ju “Tam going to send you back to him. If will whip you that will do you more good than Ican do. ‘You can step back until your father arrives.” x ALL SORTS. “Not guilty,” answered James Ford, an old colored man, who was charged with disorderly conduct; $5 was the fine. ‘“Iam here again judge, your honor, but I ain't no vag,” said ane Lilly, an old ‘offender. Sixty days on the farm wus the sentence. Daniel Johnson, a colored man wearing a pair of minstrel pants, was charged with profanity. He claimed to be a hod-carrier. So as it was his first appearance in court Judge Miller took his perso bonds, Lizzie Howard and Lizzie illiams, colored Girls, who frequent “Maiden Lane” in South Vashington, answered “guilty” when charged with profanity and got 15 days each. Henry Johnson, fora similar offense, paid his fine. Wm. Atkins and Lillie Gray were charged with disordely conduct and were fined 5 each. DISTRICT GOVERNMENT. THE PROPERTY CLERK'S ESTIMATES. Property Clerk F. 0. Beckett has submitted to Major ymond the estimates for the sup- eS of his office during the coming fiscal yeai is estimates cover one property clerk $1,600, one clerk at 21,200, one clerk at 21,000, one clerk at $800 and one messenger at $600. He says that the employes of his office are effi- cient and reliable and recommends the above small increases, making the expenses of his office only $900 more per annnm. During the past year, he says, the labors of the office have een greatly increased. The increase in ap- propriations for public schools, manual train- ing, new furniture and supplies and for the police department, the fire department and other branches of the District government has caused a proportionate increase in the labors of his office, which is shown in the number of requisitions forwarded to him for action, the number being 4,360, an increase of 710. The number of orders for supplies amounted to 9,800, an increase of 1,500. ere were 5,190 vouchers forwarded to the auditor for payment during the year, an increase of 1,360 over last year. THE FREE COOKING SCHOOL NEEDS AID. The report of the Washington mission school of cookery which was recently submitted to the Commissioners shows that the school was es- tablished ten years ago, during which time 700 pupils have received free instruction in cook- ing and seventeen have been trained as teach- ers, Last year 124 girls received weekly free lessons in cooking, 116 of whom were detailed from the colored’ public schools, Seventeen normal school pupils also received instruction as teachers of cooking The term of instru tion is for one year only, consisting of thirty progressive lessons, The expense of the school during the it ten years has been borne almost entirely by one iady who now finds her- self unequal ttae take ane appeals to the Commissioners to put the school upon a busi- ness footing. The report contains several let- ters from Superintendents Powell and Cook at- testing to its practicability aod worth, NEW GAS MAINS, Permission has been granted the Washington gas light company to lay gas mains along the following streets: Oakland avenue between Columbia road and Connecticut avenue ex- tended; Connecticut avenue extended. from Oakland avenue to Wyoming avenue: Columbia road, from Clifbourne to Ontario avenue northwest; 6th street between H and I north- east; I street between 6th and 7th northeast, A NEW PUMP WANTED. The Commissioners have received a long pe- tition from a number of residents of Mount Pleasant for the removal of the old pump on the north side of Sheridan avenue between 14th and Brown streets, and asking that well be cleaned and anew pump erected. They urge immediate action in view of the fact that as the water supply does not extend out that far the residents depend upon it in case of fire, A CONTBACT FOR FILLING. The Commissioners have entered into a con- tract with Mr. H. Burkhart to fill in Patterson treet northwest to the extent of 4,000 cubic yi at 10 cents per cubic yard, FOLLOWING THE PRECEDENT setin the Twining City case the Commissioners have, upon the recommendation of Captain m4 mons, approved the recommendation of Mr. B. H. Warner that the surveyor of the District be directed to complete the unperfected rec- ord in his office of the subdivision known as art of lot 5, Grammer farm, abutting on Ta- | prhahy and have ordered the recording of the sale, FOREMAN APPOINTED. The Commissioners have appointed John R. Mahoney foreman of the force employed in cleaning improved stars i Washington and Georgetown at $5 per day. MISCELLANEOUS, Elijab Cleveland and 8. B. Kendig have been appointed additional privates on the police force, The Commissioners have received the resig- nation of Chas. F. Goodell, M.D., homeo- pathic physician to the poor," GEORGETOWN. Tue Postroxep Evicrioy.—The occuparts of the two frame shanties bras stand in the way of the extension of Prospect avenue were per- mitted to sleep peanetelly in their respective places of abode last night, fully expecting that it would be their last spent in their old homes. It was stated at the District building yesterday that these houses would be moved today, but up to noon the crow-bar brigade had not put in an appearance. Mrs. Driscoll, who, since the issuing of the order for the removal of the houses (then three in number, one of which was her residence), has moved into a new house, This morning she was found busily at work om the wreck of her old home which was demolished shortly after the issuing of the that she might as well move now as at any other time. sixty years of age, was intoxicated yesterday, ‘The persuasion of four officers was require before she was loceed up. “Yes, I'm guilty, red Johanna when arraigned before th street. “Five dollars or fifteen days, await the arrival of the prison van, reported: 230 cattle up, all sold. " Best, 3340. to de.; good, ar to hee medium, 8c. to 3} common, 2c. 376 aiheep’ and lant! Lambs, Se. woes ‘hue Miatket ler allt kinds of f stock 21. Receiving reservoir—tem} dition at north connection, 8; condition at south connection, 30. Distributing reeersein temperature, 67; condition at influent sate house, 17; condition at effluent = repo pe ey ae toigpas today at 7:20 p.m.; low P. ‘FOR RENT—ROOMS. __ | Wiciairaarg Finan 2 ee Eee coe WEL aE SAE ae ee WANTED-—HOUSES. __ ae iii ices HOUSE 0 OR LOT NTED—y DENT ING é wv tr tod idee oy Bie oon it Property placed in my advertised ut charge to owners, 1. Cor. F and 13ur ste a 8 meee NTED-SALES dhe god! set ‘the American Vs YOUNG ca oie SEES APE iin errand — poeta f AT Wi TRON r ‘ASH oe Wax pene! N Wars Family rk Tees eee Soop TATLORESSES; ONE Von Pau Apply Witter at asrens TACO! Seager ne, a, am ae ict ey et prs aa Star ofc. at “A A, FURNISHED HOTEL OR LARGE ph pa ee a fener esi SKIRT AND WAI! oo _Avply 826 4 Waren MEDIUM ae FOR W ewan owner dy take as mn East use Feunay vania ave. cast, OF > improy Jota. Address OWNEIE 32) Cat ANTED IA FaneT CLASS Wi WAITER a CAN other “7 NTED — WOMAN FOR GENERAL ae serine WOULD LIKE RCHASE AT ‘ash customer 2 Wella ‘House of once for @ or 10 rooms 1 eigh! two or, n ih good 9 orhood: , Also one or renting, ‘Clalmns and eal Pata s021-3t* bes Frere Work in eroity 9 of ie Must peey. at night. Ap- ly, with reference, after 4 p.m. oF before 10. re. ANTES SRT OTASSE SALES LA LADIES, ATS. YC. HUTCHINSON'S, 907 se24-1in A GOOD ae “70 TEA LEAKN THE Tade, Must bring references, “BRODT, ‘The Hatter: 419 11th st. nw. ANTED—A _ COMPETENT COOK; ONE W = tuuderstande, cook: grier,, thoroushly, pre; ANTED—TWO 6: aie “DRESS MAKERS, AP. = at 1318 14th st. Call after 6 p.m. se24-2t* D-AN EXPERIENCE! YIN T China and Variety Business: ‘references ex- changed. Address , giving full nate, WAxTED—HoUses FOR RENT AND SALE—WE rooms, 87,000, $15,000,” Also, for cush, 86 Bricks, eating about #25, [5 each Sa a Ca hisnd for houses to rent. Pergous ‘having houses eat or sale ure requested to place them in our a D CARPET LAYERS WAN Yi, Apply. with references, JULIUS immedi: LANSBURGH, 3 ANTED—FOUR FIRST-CLASS CARP: = Se none others need apply. North Cayitol aud Is Sass DRESS MAKER BY THE Bay OR week; one who can cut and Call at 1732 K st. with references, y ANTED—A BOY TO WORK AT THE ame i Business; one who has some knowledge of the Inquire of WM. F, CAMPBELL, 43736 10t At Children’s Dresses. + LRT ED TWO ok COMPETENT DRESS mae: JWo Apprentices aud a ‘hi General Housework. ‘Good $1019 Lithst.nw. It D—ME. = D WOMEN COOKS, #10 ” #60; Laundress, Maids, Nurace, Waiters, ki Warren. to FURCHASE. A PIERCE 4 PROP- erty worth from 00 to $7,000 in Improving Rey oetiood wen went idth ate rust be te set WAxTEn UspUnsianED HOUSE—GOOD CON. os dition, 14 to, to18 eres given. latent HLF Stat 2.) office. \TED—FOR A CUS! X HOUSE, N.W., 18 motto exceed 85, 854 iia ie have purchasers for several Houses n.w., mad os 1 SSectel 0, two $2,000, ricks or Fraines, We cannot ‘supply the $e. nge unless tenant oF pure ¥WOOD ! ris found. O° CAYWOUD & GA dee band ure food tenants by 5 placing their Dyan hands at ouce; careful a bi seat an Po tention oe sett musiness and prompt settlements yuaranteed. 8e14-3m_ 613 15th st. n.w. ANTED-THE STRICT ATTENTION WHIC! is giving to its Rental Department has e: nabled us to pias ‘Our houses well tenanted, aud hasleft us with few igus to offer for rent. Residents oF, non-residents having Furnished or Unfurnished Houses or Stores to Rent can have special attention to their yur hands, JOHN 1407 F st. now. WANTED—ROOMS. Help, Drivers, Hostiers, Farm and bairy Men for this city andcountry, DICKS, 613 7th n. V yy ANTED—A PARTY OF TWO WILL GIVE USE ANTED—A REGISTERED DaUa oes re ply at once to E. P. MEWZ, 11th and F sts. ‘k preferred) for henge ar ion with TANTED—A WOMAN TO DO GED work; must be first class and bring reference; alao furnace. Call b 7 between Sth and 12th sts, and Pennsyivan: tate terms. ANTED-WiHITE-W ANTO DO GENERAL | Jt: permanent if suited; st ork. Apply at 1517 35th st. Georgetown. ‘A COMPETENT W RITE WOMAN IN at 1311 Corcoran st. ANTED—TWO GOOD BOOK CANVASSERS: fuir salary and commission to mi C. D, ALDERSON & CO., 10: 10 Fst. Seivete Femily fora Small Girls, 6 and Fs old. Kooms. AKMY FFICEK, Star office. Vv ANTED—THREE COMMUNICATIN afraid to work. (TED [ONE GOOD WINNER: U ION HAND ANTED—A corre & iE a Business, also & Man with s Few Years: Exvei ence with a t J.J. 8 ‘ERY'S, We site eras MAN Liv to Represent, in his Locality, = sort MPG. House: Lack Bos anise Address FURNIT| of some Household Furniture aud partial use of Piano in es of rent for Three Unfurnishe tone with heat and gas, Address * \ ANTED—BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, ROOM 5] V od Board in a Private Catholic, Family ; i dgcaltty ”_| northwest, Address, with terms, J. H.. 5 WaANtep ay GENTLEMAN IN ONE OF THE departments, a large Furnished Ro tar office, sez4-21 ANTED—IMMEDIATELY—A CHEERFUL UN- furnished Room in southwest location, suital Private School; reasovable rent, Ae we see Miss F., 457 F WANTED 5 THREE ‘UNFURNISHED KOOMS, with or without Board, for Lady aud Two Littie Dtate price and describe iG ROOMS (Farjorand two Hed Hooms), Furnished or Un- furnished, in pga with First-class Board in house or Hear by ; possession ob or before Qetuber 15. Address, staling ‘tise and full particulars, M.8.D., m 30, Sun —|V¥ ANTED— where privacy is ROOM IN QUIET T_IGEATIOS, qs assured. “Add ‘Star office, ore MW: ANTED—LADY HAS FURNITURE FOR EIGHT i Bine-room house would sive the same for Kou Board or will reut; best of Feference given and re- Star 0} ‘D— A aust be a fair cook aud bring satisfactory -W T. 3 RT tive Agents t> wollelt omtars for Finect Gray, iy, @VICKSON CHAYON PORTKALL D—A FIRST-GLASS TAILOR! xperienced on pants preferred. 50% ANTED—A GERMAN GIRL As Ww Bera and Chambermuaid. Apply 1704 Cor between hours of 5 and 6 p.m. 23 ED —A COLORED BO; iT recommended. Apply 2004 G st. n.w. A GOOD COOK, WASHER: od Lroner, slag isi for Chambormnall wat Baie: ne must stay hights; references required; 513 6th yANTED—A COLORED MAN TO DRIVE Attend to Horses: good size and references, ply to southeast corner of #th and D si ANTED_ONE HIGH GRADE A everal Bound Book Agents; ¢ ments; “eo: 5 to $100 weekly, Bt. Cloud Bundiug: Gti and a y ANTED—FIRST-CL, NDS—A Draper aud one whe Tnoroughly understauds Sewing on Drapery. Hei or other rare Stump Stamps. Gall or address BURGLIt eepeqneunE ¥ Sone: TENT ipa. st., New York, Stone Yard Clerk for Quarry Saw Mill; joue who can make estimates for stoue 4 Address Box 16, Star offi it ANTED — A FIRST-CLASS COLORED COOK 9 Waitress to Helpin Laundry y and Laundress: algo o'clock, elevator, 1 ANTED—A WHITE GIRL TO DO G House Work in Private Family. Apply 5 ee Neat aud Substantial Mann “eid: guaranteed, C. ) EXCHANG wi Cade for W ‘ashington Residence Property. dress LAND, Star office. erect J ANTED—WOMAN TO ences required. Wis NTED — —£E M. We M a Girh wil be fra Heaploynwent of 4ENCE OFFICE. Appiicatior Government positions Prepared. Come early: “COOK, WASH AND Yhite preferred, pefer- e. Proventent, Address W.E.B., Star 0 WAxtER TALL KINDS OF staxbany a z= Secoud-ha ‘hook Store, 6217 that and 3131 M si do Goneral Housework, pod home for such; reference req’ oy ANTED=A FIRST CLASS MILLIN NER AT J. C. HUTCHINSON, 907 Pa, National shares Kteal Estate Title; 6 ANTED — SEVERAL YOUNG LADIES WHO muon school educa- cewent. with chances Starofiice. se21-st* ae DUNDORE'S EM reau, conducted by ladies, Men colored, for all kinds of domestic labor, city ith references. Kemoved to 709 L st. nw. on, 93.50 .30 per week ut commu “IT ae DS A ArT $5,404 sold S10 per ANTED AT ampLEAD ac giirens- toning Laundreas P ling up bricks and carrying away timbers i, La mm SAME A GoUNBE. U6 Fetn A YOUN tapfee otk pe ND cee DE- W. wares, Aston KMLH., Star aretha BY A “CONBETEN food a 00 order. Mrs. Driscoll found time to say to Tue Star man that there was no help for it, and references given, Cull ai Very Davwx.—Johanna Wise, a white woman ‘TED—BY A YOUNG COLOR: Porter in a Store, tice Boy. ek Carriage Driver, or Waiter, Call’ or addrens 6 ne? iRTED BY AN PXPERIENG anty yi vation ay f care of Studer, Nursery! Judge Miller today for disturbing the quiet of the Sulighi and Tokanun eeol Geen tele to Catris Manxet.—The following sales of live SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE stock at Drovers’ Rest, D.C., yesterday are ~ sixteen years old to put kguerally useful; stay at mint, | WHEE Be a ‘YOUNG 60 COLORED WOMAN, cows fren os $50, ‘TURE aNxD Conprrion or WATER at 7 TED =A N PEYICIENT SETTLED. oe TEMPERA: “Foal A.M.—Great Falls—temperature, 62; condition, 63; ork. Family of Address eae 8 Re Y A SETTLED WHITE Wi WOMAR-Z Housek: or care of “alta hiy 1sth st. cm va between and ____WANTED—LOTS. D— Nim Pi ALLOVER supply the detashd. made upon ua, & SON, Pacific Buiiding, are es rED—I HAVE FREQUENT INQU Ties FOR ity Lots for buildiuey ume artius having such property for sule can find, ready purchasers by Plackig the sume inuy ands, FRANK SL HONG, mis and Keal Estate, se21 1421 ee Facer aes oo pen st nw. Pasian eee ge == | icroior mes teers ‘Star office. = Fees Sepa rear |e ug or, Ge Seema! od Roig tee mg ‘COMMUNT- tine. Romig on Second. door in New House; Sj eens eres REN T_THAEE UNFURNISHED ROOMS OX E Sirade feasts ccd portend ea alae Room and Kitchen tos caterer; 500 2d st-uw. it Fitoet Scout Fost GONE cogmanicatg, | sete Sate St ong Bit be ™ Sg ERT TEE PLEASANT;! ke ing. -Avply £35 K st. bow. sel 4-3t" SEPTEMBER 24, 1889. snare cnagan ee aw. SALE—S1-INCH TAS Ee Bs doy in isthe fom es investment, oN, cone ey ‘wo et Moo F Tots nis icine a TORS Sale atm ON oo BEAUTIFUL BOO! GLE OR IF corse boa oecator nb fraca ane 2101 Ket. nwe ee a auzy-2oe" aa BROOKLAND. A FEW STOCKETT #0 BR = ‘SUITE « LARGE COMMUNI- F2, cating, Uufurhiaied foona Haven Som north and south; suitable for housckeeping, 32°C aw. sezdt? 3 pd OCTOBER 1, SEVERAL, Fran licely Furniabed SALE—KENTUCKY x BRED SAD OFFER AS SPECIAL Banal ving gee aT ge feet front = ok st bet R relenene a eS ty yee ave Ay ‘at ai rear. | House 133 1 Bows sco. YaST Pat TRS fect trot 240 desi HANDSOMELY "FURNISHED ‘HE Living STON, 1 13th st. nw. s010-1m*" Mrs. T.G. ALLAN. Rooms. 913 M st. n.w. ho Ra Legh SAAD pee LARGE NO RARD. | ate, board: nese hotel aud goed Poaching Noreen eheeaes Given and required. “L324 Let ue. ‘se24-2t VOR RENT—THREE PLEASANT ROOMS, Batsucter Unfurnished. “1742 14th st. n.w. =r SETS LARGE HANDSOMELY FUR- nished Communicating Rooms, suitable for wem- © of Congress or government official; parlors may rased for Feceptions. Unexceptiouabie ta bie. Eight snares from Treasury. Private family; no Address V aera 2 ROOMS FOR LiGH JOR RENT— housekeepiny d E ats. 1.6. spric including rie 15 per suite: dowd | 5 ood neuehbortod. “Apply on preirisea, "Seti-lwe JOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS, THIRD FLOOR front, in the historic residence of the late Senator ‘Thomas H. Benton of Missouri, 334 C st. nw. FORBENTI LADY LIVING Ln gen WILL RENT F Koom toa lady or ALONE, Star office. vais — st FR RENT—TWO LARGE MM! CATING Furnished Kooms ; one of the best locations in the yi south front. S05 Kst., opposite park. sezJ-Jt* Fa Ee oath Eee el See Soe ond floor. wath, bath eas en tiene ouly; private family. IO Hst.nw. ‘sel18 Res aoe -BY ae FAMILY (OF 2 ADU car of Furnished House, bed room, dining room, Kitchen, use of parlor, Bent $305 taken out in board. : ‘ese Fe 12: N.W., SEVERAL Very Desirable Furuished or Unfurnished Rooms: front, back and hail ou third oor with lance, closets also. one ou first floor; new sabitary plumbing. no children. ef SALE Two Lars oN cuLaRORNA ST NE 8. NER LOLS. ALE — aaah og ee: abate aths Tove: sii at SALE pan Reet T CORNER wer, al MT, and School vided sav som re 7 soareD, roxy selling cr weer bes has po wee Shop, worth: Kk SALE—A NUMBER F BEAUTIFUL LOTS IN the new subdivision of square 855, between Laud | M, Sth and 6th sts. ne.: near car line: good lots for improving or speculation Wee cheep a ot ok ae Bas OF HORSES JUST Fixed trom en Gogre Wars, ey FEET ON #5, 8, cars, 400. per aus Fre au real pays $0 per month rent PB. i EXCHANGE — PRICE #3,000. Five Acros at Byaturilie shake city ‘houses Hot oF | led or eit “Ault E—-ECKINGTON LOTS—THE PRET- % Speculative Lots sew for the 1aoney. way; electric lights at each street intersectio! } {UFt tidew@ik, stone, sewer and paved streets that | uxton ; asphalt pavement; ex- | Sellout waters10 mew due tieoeet ene erecting. Don" fail to visit aud 1 ohapect, beck — A 54-INCH COLUMBIA BICY ); wearily ew, will soll cheap. €. By) bod SAL e—JU eT pARRIVED F FROM OHIO AND ce Hk amour | ‘dieu are Sine welders a acivaes and beve prices reasonabie; fair | gntocd ae : Fepreseiited, Lest Home sites and | Bes in the Distric' m before investing. “SNES CB A ok ene » Pear ‘nez0-it RE = BARGAINS Rubee. Horee Blankets, W Kole ot Maree Paraphernalia, styles, both uew and second: wx of Be Subeiviaicie, possessing rapid ‘Ok SALE—TWO FINE LOTS ON \ Wis) 26th st. bet. Q and K; each front depth of £110 feet to 0 10 foot alle vot for Wire Sr date, EX Eki, Prop, LE—ELEGANT LOT AT as OF COLUM- bis road and Mintwood place. Lotsadjoining at moderate pric = water, sewer near by; side: Seon macadamized. ~—ONE CHAMBERS my * Mace Hotter cause. 1 wa F at. pe = laid, 1 TYLER & | wet On RENT_R 1 AVE. NEAR 157TH, VERY an privat faly referees exchanges, RUST GERFORD, 623 Vath se21-3t ‘i ONE FURS FURNISHED floor and south- NT—909 M ST. “e and Two Unfurnished Rooni ern exposure; first-class tabl ROR RENT—THREE FINE SH municating roows in 3d story aud 2 Elecant Fur- Bisned iiooms in 2d story. At 1253 Maas. ave, aw. JOR RENT—UNFURNISHED_TO ADULTS, TWO Beautiful Communicating Rooms aud Alcove: second floor; New Brick Bay-window House; 1106 ‘Sth st. n.w.; private family; good Boarding, ‘second door ; references, FRR T—1711 DaSALES ST. BEW ‘177 and Connecticut ave. and L and M., Handsome Buite Three Unfurnished Kooms on Setoud Floor, with heat and light; references exchanged. se21-3t" ‘OR RENT—TO ADULTS—HANDSOME PARLOR, ge Leg — g primey to uit seco! jor, Will ren! her OF sins i Z cnt ta! * SL ee prefet FORREST ELY F 25 ) SECOND AND Thind Story homes two with foldi children or howsekveping; Hall itoom #6 to gentle. inh; southern exposure ° 293 Indian and D sts. nw. ‘se21-3t* FOE BENT2 UNFURNISHED COMMUNICAT- ing Koons; 2d floor; heat and gas, 430% H st. nw. {OR RENT— UNFURNISHED, floor, Lurze Communicating Kooms: Dorth ahd south exposure; privai Call at 332 C s ve aa Pi VATE FAM acim LARGE Pieasant Sec pone Fioor Front Koom, furnished; heat, was and bath; terms moderate, isis Coluubia Kee TENT WO PARTLY, FURNISHED, RooMs on second floor; southern exposure. Fa, RENT—SECOND-STORY FRONT AND AD- ning Room and Koom on first floor; fur- iin i,uith or without Board. 1120 17th se aw se W ANTED_DRESS CUTTIN. Sue, WASEE NOTON BS OUTIIS 'G SCA] just Patented, enables every one to Learn to Cut all Kinds of Garments readily and accurately. Persons learning this system are {umediately placed in positious to earn good Cutters apply at the school, G12 13th Busted axes, Ludies needing Dressmakers and Lininx, with Sleeve, 50 ceuts. W4SiED-B EFORE LEAV: ‘ident Poi NG ON A TRIP TAKE yin a United States Wastes “BUY FOR. CASH LARGE OR suuail lots of buh value N. Newspaper, Department ‘alao ‘oliections of Posture 2 58. Nassau it ee ¢ dress Box 17, Star office. ANTED—BY A LADY, GENTLEMAN'S WASH- ing or Reta Private Family. Soe ead cy Wi ANTED—TO BUY A GOOD | SURREY. i> FU UPHOL- Maturesees. Mado Overs Week Dosis ony new, Work solicited: NELSON, 1223 G uw. wel CHEAP W WESTER WARSIED-4 you NG GE: NT. TO Correspond in German with Lud: ay $0 ‘for ugual Lin Miscellaneous Hooks in ¢ ud Books at WILLIAMS" ‘old, Book nw. W 4NtED— BAUM PAYS THE HIGHEST er Prices for Second-baud Furuiturer Carpets aint Feathers. Entire Households # specialty, Address 210 7th st. Wane cara SUFFERING Foon Fetal, Noy to oon that Siar Ly un or No. uired: Ranges: Furnaces ate robes Made to teat or No Paye W. Ee town K.R, Co) Union Tis. ; ANT Geor ertible Bond: 100 shares ao Se shares G 3 LOUIS CUNNINGHAM © Be! 7-1 Cor, 15th and F sts, WEANZE Dy HORSES TO PASTURE AT GEN. B, ¥. Beale's Stock Furm, 7 miles from m ey ifodand pratt 10 per mo, Address or in IVEY, Hay Scales, cor. 10th st, and be, aver city. Wastin E. BRENDEE 640 0 ST. N Ming § Ranges, Furnaces, and Heaters at bottom prices’ Hoots, Spouting, Jou bin and Kepairing done with dispaten. WaAantee. HOUSEHOLD FUENITO cee Furniture, Store Fixtures, and Furniture of every deseviption; also entire Houselioids, Stocks of Ber Chatidlee of all kinds Address CALTON, G90. K's usL-La Vy J ANTED—-TO BUY—GOOD SECON D-IL Uemen's Clothes, Guns, poe &e., for wise highest casly price is psd, or seud postal to ort Tith st. ee. TEDTET IC SORIBNER. BEST BUTTERINE, Round. cookin, Warranted uot to get strong ike butter) for one month, or money re- funded. ‘fry Cotton Seed Lard, purer, richer, and goes Trther than Ho's Lard, te ame tL enter Market wt stalis B28, dle ae ot i sinlo. Oven daily. WM. ©. V 7 ANTED —8' CARPET eae eS ichovatiug Works: Feathers tenesanee, Ant tresnes msde over, Furniture Steamed, und Moths ws YOUNGS, 1 Pa.av. Lelephone 1003-2 ____ PERSON AL. Ls we piney, (a f Parlor Clocks, from, ee Sat astor of Par from F t0'$15 that was ever shown in Hiner ‘These wore bo ht Jow for cash a Retro compete with the lowest, At the Old st FB | pout Up at Renpanatie our New AN ilies ai Old Belle Boe G00! ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, 124 tie ° A Sees. ie ai free’ twenty-one y = sels-tu,th&s THORIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY. Comununications ‘ate to contiden tal. open all oui + ew Manager, UZ6 F st. now Ok RENT—2 > NICELY FURNISHED D pooMs all modern conveniences; at 306 H st. nw. oe JOR RENT—039 W., BEAUTIFUL, LARGE Newly Furnsbed Hosus’ ee tole mate eee rivate family; terms reasonable to desirable parties, JOR RENT—1425 Q 8 W., TWO 3D-STORY Communicating Rooms; handsomely furuished as sitting rou: and bed 100mm, or two bed rooms, with board: prt ate fawily of adults; references exc Fe, KENT — HANDSOMELY FURNISHED —A Suite of Rooms on Secoud Floor; also one on third floor; transient or permanent if desired. 1. x a. oe 1102 9TH ST. N.W., TWO LARGE, Pleasant Rooms, Furnished or Uifurnished, with Board. Home Table. Personal attention to quests; references exchanged. se21-3t” 720 LARGE | (GON: is furnished en ‘sulle, first and Meeting Ho ond floors; house private and handsomely eocateds few doors above Metropolitan club; near War aud Navy department. seld-1w* Feeee -W.; PLEASANT FRONT Koom with board, suitable for gentleman aud wifes ho children ; reference required. sez — ROOMS, FURNISHED OR UN FOR: ingle or eu suite, with ur without board. Hoots arebright and pleasaht and location the best reference Cast. nw. soz1-3t* SHED—SECOND FLOOR jor, rooms each, lance clos- Sts and ‘alcoves, cust, south, west exposure, house pew, heat, gas, bath, trunk room; Feferences, 90 9th st.w. JOR RENT—A LADY 's \OUSE, and having more Kooms than “she eeds, ag Ned with Board one or two suites, with private bath to each suite, The house isin a fashionable neighbor- yee elegantly furnished throughout, and first-class i ake ap a ters Private race in see suitabe for Members Senator gt Lorca alciser References exchanged,” Address PRIV. ATE, EEA tar oflive. Fu RENT—A SUITE OF HAN ey = um Hahed Rooms, 2d flour; also Parlor and Bed Room 1. oe POR RE! ‘THKE! INFURNISHED Booxs oF second floor, suitable for le for light housekeepiny alt modern conveniences, Address Z. A., Star oflice. ‘se2 L-: POR RE ‘— SUITE OF FIVE ROOMS, ith use of Garcee above; situated in most cent jocation of the city: admirably arranged for apart- ments or can be rented separately for offices: elevator in the building, running until 11 p.m.; "no extra charve for steam heat; price ior the whole, #1 to ‘HILL & JOH Ast floor, JO RENT—FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED— Two Connecting oom, suitable for Gentlemen. 703 16th st. n.w. sel JOR KENT—THREE LARGE COMMU Rooms, second story; bath, book case and three large closets; on main line of cars. Apply 1428 Pierce place n.w. _sel-w poe RENTOLARGE, | NICE ¥ FUR: jooms, single or eu suite, convenient to cars aod ~herdics: st. new. JOR RE ERY 0 Ft new building: 60: DYOKD W. WALAEI ‘youd ISHED ith first-class board; references. x AAON OFFICE Bl con iunp, ae of auzs-Lm it RENT—TWO COMMUNICATING OF: beautifully papered and painted.with Baie tory aud closed: rst oor: 1407 Fst mw, 7 per month. JOHN SHERMAN & HAT i. DSOME FT FIRE OF Office oom, first flour ie Dullddnu eee, Banking, Keal Estate orl elnsurauce ROBT. | FLEMI Soe T4i9 Gat, T—HANDSOME OFFICE Roo! mri LOVER BUILDiNG 3 a 8. Treasury); situation one of the it Bande heated bs SE ae a rt Hos. ris ke COn” Kt RENT—FIRST PIGOF OF ray jz Star ply to W. RILEY DEEBLE, P| ROR, Reg geen ype roe nl nen yeah ROO} ‘heat and elevator service, in steam rildiog, 1450 NY. ave, A. T. CoD 3 1425 N. Y-ave. si FU, tiaToh Mae of Gree neous ox aut; will lease at low reuial. eA. ith st. nw. Wikintos tute 0 Bilthiiore, a CE, A Lares ‘Address AO, SITU) Gi gaavicn a eel QUESTIONS Cidciiewery re ‘A.M, ee, F°%, RENT—TWO NICE Tath and 15th, north steal tac waaay o —LOTS—DECIDED panain 21 by about 125 to alley; small Tartans tro , handsomest corner in Columbia Heights, at 0c, per ft. Cheaper than any (oy sal rape inte thirteen ymin reat bargain for quick buyer ‘B. E GILBERT bee eres Brick: only $2 io lack ss isare ood butter crameers b pean a: 1 x. Lod dioNOUSE e iki raster Heights), adjoins Justice NO BARGAINS FOR I One Square, wice Sonnand pertect, Call st once and gut cue of —OAK CRESS COMPA ments $5 cash and yok. ¥ H Buds Homes on Fair Terms; lots 505150: 860; Oak Grove Lots sane Ft & qutah til ‘UL paid for, > per -five minutes froui twenty- THE PIANO EXCHANGE, fer “bt as and full imfor- wphone. 200 Shares GHA, cor doth TOK SALE—ONE EXTER: oe x LOvls CUNNIS wr aser serail om we offer the fol- ue Ss pes sci tage abd Ongun Dealersy JOR SALE—A VERY DESIRABLE FRONTAGE a st fee! Just west of New horses Uuried in this equate, rounding improvements ‘ecuerall chasers need only observe the sett anxiety of builders ‘round, uo’ dead ain senne wy Bicinway sunare, $ o These instruments cau consogesat eagemse ant good joundations, in Many portions of = northwest to fully appreciate property 7 whe be Norutieul hill country ad- this class of prope: within the city Joining tafe pages a ract the ETRE a Met EX 1920 F ot sel 1-100 ORTHEAST—100 FEETFRON TAGE on fares surat ietwect ste. ; sete | st. ween saune aires A. MoLUEN, 13 1420 F st. 70K SALE—VERY DESIRABLE Faorenry ox East Capitol st,, and Massachusetts Lincoln park; fine “opp payinenta. “a rau for inves “i *" __¥.G. 3Mi1H, fa Srost many feet of «round for a little money. “Buyers dom Ko ib securing ‘Gown and @b per ane CHAS. A'MCEU 1420 F st. nw, 3U. QUTHE \ST—ALL SQUARE NE or 13—20,324 feet, 240 feet front on Massachuset ave, 212 feet 11 inches inches on 1th st —40 feet om reservat ble of very economical subdit POR SALE—VYO RGrsEROTS, Mo scant recalnesae sit Food and Medicines. iti Bebd fot Li sts sult a anne Books. XEW Cat Be, 150 feat it vation. visiov—into 2) ‘ious ©. A. MCEUEN, = fod Dot Tritt oy Duy ait Slacker en N.E. corner 13th and Dsts, ; ft. on D; both pro tucky aves on the carrey SONS AND perties near Penusylvania and Ken- eed ie of tapos Pat JOR “SAL — wana “Ss: BEST 1 OAT Timea. oR aT THE “OTTO” GAS ENGINE RE quires no boiler, avoide all Do luss of time; no ‘aud price list. b, BALLAU NORTREAST—100 FEET FRONT- near Stauton square; very expensive attendance; at of fuel. Send for circular poe building purposes, CHAS A.A McEUER, Aw't, 734 7th et nlz- =a LOAN. :—SOUTHEAST—RENTUCKY po aes: Very desirable; ‘bell 20 OR Sal, ENO’ THEAST—A VERY DESIRABLE 1035 (adjoins: parke ‘on the east): 3 Ground on East Capitol st, west of the ON REAL ESTATR | _ THOS. rE. WAGGAMAR, ro LOAN “ON EE BEAL ESTATE AT 5 ANB cality on Massac! £1 81.40 per square foot. “Now is the time to b advanced. CHAS. A. MCEUEN, betore the price is -10t oR SALE—AT A Sipe—ome Or Most Desirable Corner Lote in Mount Vessaut, fronting on three streets; attractive surroundings, ice Corner Lot on Columbia Road. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, Te LOAN ON REAL , ESTATE WE, ‘Cash Saat a Si & Se gee 1913 Pst.now. IMP ‘ED CITY x Real ESTATE— 2 per cent, ano. TiNkaNS 4 ioe Mesa ae ‘&.w. cor. 13th and F ste. nw. ONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST s Acetate Cnt Go, of Philadel Tepaid ob installment surance Payments to run Sg apd SALE—UPON EASY TERMS—A. ag Corper Lot on 10th st, extended "JX LOAN ON L #10,000, 64, for subdivision, RANK Bo rage a Boyes N fore them, at Tai3 ecl6-2w GE AND swu sy Me FF ae Ae S15 Feri as SALE—LOT 20x60, NEAK DUPONT CIRCLE, Cash. balance and 4 years. Apply CHAKLES EARLY. § ie « R SALE—ONLY TWO WEEKS BER train of Pullman hotel and #lee Findlay, Obio; $150 for a House and down this week. FRANK B nee - .E. CORNER OF 14TH AND B STS. 85 feet on 14th st. and extendi Ke Property is perhaps without ex- ception the beat in the taarsoe (fof manufacturing oF coal yard purposes. UGESE D cae Cor, 10th and Este nw. FIFTY LOTS, IN “FAIRVIEW,” BE tween Eckington and National 300;8150 cach, ‘Easy term. Tiss property the line of venents aud offers an opportunity for investment, For plats atts HERES, ape TO LOAN ON BEAL cusity im cums to cult on meee re aw. $85,000 ONEY TO To Pd oN NON REAL 51 TI —! oN Pept, paras perere ¢ R=: a LOANS AND DISCOUNTS A SPECIALTY. 0-lin - EX TO LO MERE TO CHEAP — MONTGOMERY I frou 12 to 18 Acreas of building OR SALE—VALUABLE FARM AND MILL PRoP- erty pear Hockville, Maryland. Boule, Au Hooked VEIRS, Bean Bean (ek . VEILS, Kock fey 58. sel3-tuke-dw"