Evening Star Newspaper, September 26, 1889, Page 2

SOCIAL MATTERS. Well-Known People Returning to Wash- ington for the Winter. The cool weather, the recent rains and the jvancing autumn season are brin; the merry home from mountains, seaside lake- side, and every day arrivals are made to their comfortable homes in this city. Admiral and Mrs. Quackenbush are back from their summering. Mr. and Mrs. James Green of L street have returned from a tour of the Virginia springs. Mr. and Mrs, Henry Clay Stewart of L street are back from a tour of the eastern watering places. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Brooke, nurse and chil- dren arrived at their 15th street home yester- day afternoon from Capon Springs, where they spent all the summer, Mra. E. B. Hay and family have returned from Nantucket, where she spent the season. Mr. D. B. Mackall is back from Capon Springs. Mrs. Robert Christy returned this week from & beneficial visit to Loudoun county. ‘Miss Sallie Mackall of West Washington has concluded her visit to Rockville, and is again at her home. Rey. Dr. Townsend, rector of the Church of the Incarnstion, who has been spending his ‘acation in Brooklyn, returns this week. Dr. W. A. Leonard is in the city for the autumn, after which he goes to Ohioto take the office of assistant bishop of the state. Rev. Dr. W. A. Bartlett of the New York Avenue Presbyterian church has returned from his annual trip to Europe. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Gurley have moved into their new and palatial residence on the corner of 16th and O streets, where they antici- pate giving a series of entertainments the com- ing season. Miss Mamie Shields of Virginia, who is a cousin of Mrs. Gurley", will spend the winter with them and assist in tho projected festivities. Miss Skerritt of Rockville is in the city, the guest of Miss Matteson of 19th street. Mr. and the Misses Wisner of New York, who spent the summér at the Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs, spenta few days in the city this week, visiting among their many friends here, en route for their home. The marriage of Dr. C. U. Kennedy and Miss Rhoda Christmas is an event promised for the near future. Miss Christmas is the grand- daughter and heiress of Mrs, Myra Clark Gaines, the New Orleans city site claimant, Mr. and Mrs. John R. Mclean and family have returned to the city from Saratoga, where they were for the summer months. Prof. Mahaffy of Trinity college, Dublin, who has been visiting in the city, embarked this week for his home. Dr. George Henry Goff of New York city, who kas been staying among his friends here, returned to the metropolis this week. Gen. Geo. B. Williams has returned to the city for the season and will be joined next = by Mrs. Williams, who is now in New orl Miss Lizzie Blasland leaves for Boston this afternoon, A party of young folks, known as the Bashful Dozen, met at the home of Miss O'Conor, on P street, last evening and spent a very pleasant og The company consisted of Misses Wil- lett, Derven, Kelleys, Corcoran, McGrath and O'Conor, and Messrs. Knot, Fisher, Knight, Wynkoop, Neuman, Parr, Snyder and Ramey. Mr. and Mrs. Romyn Hitchcock returned to their residence, 1204 Massachusetts avenue, last evening. Mrs. Hitchcock read an interest ing paper upon the Parsee Towers of Silence at Bombay before the anthropological section of the A.A.A.S. at Toronto. The Towers of Silence are large stone structures in which the dead are er ape d to be torn and eaten by vultures that the earth may not be defiled by dead matter. The engagement of Mr. David Jackson to Miss Ray Colman is announced. Miss Mary E. Rusk, daughter of Secretary Rusk, left Fostoria, Ohio, last night for Wash- ington. Miss Rusk has been the guest of ex- Governor Foster and on Tuesday attended the marriage of his daughter. Ensign James G. Doyle, who since his return from aseven years cruise has been attached tothe hydrographic bureau and was recently assigned to duty in Philadelphia, vas married in that city yesterday to Miss Katharine Dono- yan atthe Church of the Gesu. Rev. Father Villiger, the pastor, officiated. It was a very quiet wedding, only a few relatives and per- sonal friends being present. The honeymoon will be spent in Baltimore and Washington. Mr. M. D. Logan and daughter have re- turned from a month's sojourn at Boyd's, Judge Clarke of the board of appeals, patent office, returned yesterday from a vacation on the coast of Maine. Mrs. Clarke is visiting ber daughter, Mrs. Williams, in Glastonbury, Conn. GEN. WARN ’S DECLINATION, Text of His Letter to the President, Which Was Clinchea ned by His Telegram. The President has received a final and posi- tive declination from Gen, Warner and he must now look elsewhere for a successor to Mr. Tan- ner. Asstatedin Tue Stam at the time, Mr. Warner wrote a letter from Washington de- clining the appointment, for business reasons, and was finally induced to withhold his declina- tion until he had gone home and consulted with his business associates. Yesterday he telegraphed the President a positive declina- tion, The following is a text of the letter sent to the President from Washington September 16: “After due deliberation I am compelled to decline the appointment of commissioner of pensions. Iappreciate the great compliment paid me by the tender of the commissioner- ship, and, did not business engagements which I have no right to break forbid it, no personal sacrifice would prevent my acceptance. I should esteem ita high honor to be commis- sioner of pensions under your administration and aid as best Icould in carrying out wise and hberal policy toward the old soldiers and sailors entitled to pensions under existing laws, and co-operate with you in securing the Becessary addi tional legislation for the nation’s defenders. F ost don deep interest in the proper ere! administration of the pension laws, it is with the sincerest regret that I make this declaration, es) cially after the full and frank conversation I bad with you and the honorable Secretary of the Interior on Saturday last, reassuring me as it did that our comrades have no truer or warmer friends, Thanking you for the confidence ema in me by your offer and again ex; fg my deep regret that Iam compelled or what I esteem high duties to others than myself to decline the office, ESBITT HOUSE FIRE ESCAPES. Mr. Willard Tells the Commissioners How He Has Complied with the Law. Mr. C. C. Willard has w written a letter to the Commissioners in relation to the statement that the Ebbitt hoase has not complied with the or- der for fire escapes, &c., stating that he has had seven iron ladders running from the top of the house down and one spiral stairway on the outside stand pipes with proper adjustments for the fire department, red lights at stairway landings on each floor and the alarm fire bell on the floors. The fire escapes wero put up years and yearsago, The red lights were up many years long before any act of Congress was — <1 or order issued by the Commissioners. Gre alarms were put up throughout the hotel as soon as be received = the stand pipes, which wore had valves put Had to Apologizes According to a recent cable dispatch from London Lieut. Clarence Edwards of Cleveland compelled Prince F. Radziwill to apologize for insolently staring at his wife at the hotel table. THE MAKING OF BIG GUNS. It is Attended with Difficulty—A Costly Accident at the Navy Yard. The course of the making of big guns does not ulways ran smooth. There are obstacles hidden at every turn in the construction and it often happens that large sums of money are wasted through the loss of time and material occasioned by the failure of a casting or some hitch in the mechanical processes. Such an acci- dent occurred recently at the navy yard in the building of one of the new 8-inch steel breech loading rifles that will probably entail an ex- pense of #5,000 or more to the government and a delay in the completion of the gun for some weeks, A DIFFICULT PROCESS. These new guns are made by shrinking hot jackets of metal on the main tube, thus build- ing the piece up to the required thickness at the breech, tapering off toward the muzzle. This process is extremely difficult as the enor- mous masses of steel have to be heated toa precise temperature and fitted with great care over the shaft of the gua, which has to be taken hither and thither <o permit the various operations of construction. The result is thata modern built-up gun of eight or ten inches caliber costs as much as & larg» mansion in the West End, and an acci- dent in the making is QUITE A SERIOUS MATTER. The recent one occurred in cooling or shrink- ing the main breech jacket on the gun. It was lowered part way down over the tube and when it was within a few inches of its proper place it stuck fast and coald not be forced into position, rapidly cooling and ti Pe on the gun. The exp! ition ered by the officers and generally received is that the intense heat of the jacket as it passed over the tube caused the latter to warp Rerneggin: to bind the jacket, This was pretty well shown when, after the | sojanes was removed, certain marks on the tube showed that the jacket had not caught evenly. Some facetious individual at the yard said that the gun twisted because of the chilling influence of a hewspaper man in the yard, but this is not true, It is a libel. A PROBLEM SOLVED. When it was discovered that the jacket would neither go on or get off the problem was to do something with it, and after it had been re- heated in an unsuccessful effort to unshrink it it was then decided to cut it off, and the great tube was put into a planer and a sharp knife wasrunupand down the jacket until it was ipped open in two places, falling from the pot the shell of a nut cracked in half, is NOT A TOTAL Loss to the government, beyond the labor ex- pended upon it in turning it to the proper shape, for the steel in it, which is an important and .costly factor, ean be easily used in other ways. It is nowbeing cut up in smaller pieces, some of which wiil be worked over as fittings for gun carriages, some as small breech plugs, and it will even be possible to obtain sufficiently large blocks from which tubes for small ma- chine gunscan be made. The jacket, before cutting, was about 8 feet long, 3 feet in diam- eter and 6 inches thick. This accident was something like that which occurred about about a year and a half ago, when the breech-plug of a 10-inch rifle was stuck in the breech during the fitting process and could not be removed. It was finally, after weeks of working, bored from’ the gun and totally destroyed, involving a loss to the gov- ernment of several thousand dollars, The ex- rience had with this plug proved that the Bese way to do when an accident occurs is to perform a mechanico-surgical operation at ‘once. THE SALOONS ON THE 7THST.ROAD Complaint by Maryland Farmers. To the Editor of Tux Evexixe Stan: Tread with interest a letter in Tae Srar of the 12th ultimo in regard to the saloons on the 7th street road. It is a recognized fact that more produce goes to Washington over said road than any other wagon road leading to the national capital. It is also a fact that since the sale of intoxicating liquor has been abol- ished in Montgomery county she has almost, if not quite, doubled her producing ability. We therefore consider it a great hardship that we who have to use this great thoroughfare to such an extent that our teamsters have to be subjected to the great temptation of passing between thirty and forty saloons (and some of them of a very low order) in traveling the few miles between the Mafyland and city boundary lines, Afew years siace many of the good Peo le of Montgomery county signed petitions e District Commissioners praying that the saunas be chives but it was of no avail. We now Propose to start again with renewed energy, hoping to be more successful. It seems strange to us of the county that the property owners on the line of the road do not take decided action to abate the nuisance. When we see a farin advertised for sale in the county, the notice generally states that itis conveniently situated to churches, schools, post office, mills, stores, &c., but we have never noticed any advertisements stating that property was near a grog shop—in order to make it bring a better price. Yours, very re- spectfully, AnTuun StsBLer, esnips Next Week’s Amusements. “Faust.”—Mr. Lewis Morrison will present at Albaugh’s next week his new version of “Faust,” which is said to be a production equal in scenic and artistic effect to that given by Mr. Irving. Mr. Morrison will play Me fephistopheles and he will be supported by a strong company. The sale of seats commenced this morning. Tue Haverty-Creverany Mrxstexts will be the attraction at Harris’ Bijou next week. The two leading comedians of this organization are Sweatnam and Rice, whose capabilities are well known, and the others of the troupe are among the best in the business, Hype’s Stan Speciatty Company will hold the boards at Kernan’s next week, an organiza- tion which includes Frank Howard, James Mc- Avoy, Edith Sinclair, McIntyre and Heath. the Clapper quartette and many other excellent Peo] ——— on ALEXANDRIA. Reported for Tae Evexrso Star. Pouiticat.—A republican meeting was held at the colored Odd Fellows’ hall last night and addresses in support of the Makcne ticket were made by several speakers. The local inter- Ss bi difticulties oe the supporters of the jorfolk et here have been settled, but Messrs. McKensie, Graves and many other re- publicans adhere to the plan of opposition laid down by them some time ago. Deati or aN Estraapix Lapy.—Mrs. Martha Chatham, one of the best known matrons of Alexandria, died last night at ber home on Cameron near Pitt street, Mrs. Chatham was the daughter of the late John D. Harrison. She married first Mr. Samuel Lunt, an Alexa: dria merchant, and afterward Mr. James Cha‘ ham, known throughout the District for his horees. She survived ber last husband a few years. Her sons, Meésers, John D. and Samuel H. Lunt, are in business here, and her nephew, Mr, Jobu Harrison, in business in Washington at Standiford’s drug store. Mrs, Chatham was the owner of considerable real estate, includ- ing the site of Gen. Washington's town house, on Cameron street. Cincurr Court.—The circuit court, Judge Keith, still continues the sessions of its Sep- tember term devoted to civil suits. The cases of Virginia Stewart agt. Mawsbach & G and of Emma Prosstrion agt. A. J. Wedderburn have been argued and submitted to the court. The jury has given a verdict in Macafee agt. Clemans and in Pollard agt. Norton for the plaintiffs in small amounts, and the Graham jainst the Midland railroad has advanced step by the coming in of the report of Com- missioner ng. jorgs.—-There 1s considerable opposition to the new grade of Cameron street, which, as stated jn Tus Stap last year, has becn raised WANTED—SITUATIONS. aeoreee MERI: re pretorred MAN A. Ware oles. eth at ARDENER ‘WaAnsTED-Lapy orenaTor on opal We W Anter etneton Call at office of X.W: FITZGERALD, Walter 7 1010 It Wits! Li three OENERAL, La in oes famil; ult; frencen. ADDIY ANTED— ware ED-ATADY TO) an LACES. wv. HOUSES. 7OR EG PEs lt THE PALAIS cor. soon WANTED —SPECIAL—I HAVE | NUMEROUS F Small Fails igs Dining Weegee exer Beran wih ad Mecano Soule very reasonable; taken oa fet 1.000 to $8,060. sack houses aud | 7 Di sete bin weds Fie ne. re ae._| Row enon Se do ete taterent to lt ie eet ished sranr | o eon ehini, ine 25 feet on the circle running beck Star apd gate ttn Sten Bape amare | W. R RENT—NICELY FURNISHED SECONDAND with ‘beds: jo Workers. [ADE A SPECIALTY OF IW (eine on the Tnstatinent Plane aad Ravina oso atuldren or hedeckeeping Bi pep stant, tion to cya Shey Echoes ts southern \ and b stern. ANTED-BRIGHT YOUNG LADY AS STENOG: | uneai peice) ana and y need binngesnasfeaaabie° ge be Ht RENT—TO PARTY WITHOUT CHILDRE elty pot oaiee, 77° sol Se" Three ed Koonig with claweta aud will be pty 1736 isthe aw. Foun RENT-AT Sess furnished incl aiiver eta P-m., at Pa E D—NICELY FUR} Were eal Car Bore ot “nina fe it? _W. E. BURFORD, 1422 New = HQUSER, TO RENT —I HAVE & Witte ‘would do well to ice thet in my bands, attention LY EXPERIENCED, CA- Wikis jatletogy oso . oy se26-2t* Warts x ya oF pe Gr Grocery Store. =| Bee ae ee eras ‘mast eel! Stable, 100 Tock ee - ie General Work Madroes AMP, Petar office. * REN T1002 OST. NW. ¥,, TWO] RICEL F& Se FINE FRDINNG ‘g:-hOOm, Er Wik rED_MEN AND WOMEN GOORS G0 TO ‘in ape W. WALKER, 10067. | guitabicioe tro ie soguntlomen , Dri tm and ‘Men for this ANTED—A MEDIUM-SIZED HOUSE OR LOT we agen Prien Gis thuwe se26- W aitraniy Sontselly pewerst once, stating lowest momen od Baa yer Lg UES Trani a =| Se ENOR, atin Wiehe cin GOOD CAN VASSERS TOCAN- vyass the e city sent and prosiabie business, Call ‘GTON Cr “x WALNUT. x BED BOO! at 445 Woy clock a.m. se26-2t* > on gthon ol ana it | solo cacaimasaii dom 875. ioeatog tiram aNTED=A $EQ0D COOK WHO WILL WASH ir ed vaets te Place them in my bands SOR RENT — 307 We UNFoR Wit i iron, Heference. 1126 10% at. .¥, af atonton, ‘end prompt returue guarantecd, “All| Weished or Tah ruil d todmm 7 sou oe een 25 opzonts rafiway station, Lot 1, ‘Hh Waihes Ob O16 Fs eka beck Shi Per ae SALE—CORWER LOT, ¥W.1 136-ft front by average Bae wee “Barmpeor « paypmeom, Fa Sergei a2? ve Fee So peraduize teats oo eens ot Dear 16th st., 822100, aitubie for four Bae pir} a 28.9 st near 17th st, 20.62100, at €2.75 per ede in my ae to owners, 13th sts, uw. ANTED HOUSES TO RENT-OWNERS CAN Houses in my novis at uce uce; careful atteution given toall business abd prom t settlements Pt oat ements Turan Mla 1th et new. WANTED-THE STRICT ATTENTION WHICH De a Bee lence of nearly 15 i is iving to its Rental Department has enabled us to keep oUF houses well tenanted, and hasieft us with few uses to offer {or rent, wafer stsutign to these suterene +0 a totes, nteren cheba SHERMAN Fo beralis edvertisec ‘with. cone We. COR. se24-1m - foots ‘910 TO $40: CHAM. pitol, departane = ‘call Yenlene to cars, Capit Refe 3 Fer! RENT—AT 808 OTS Er. &. ‘BW. sag 4 shed Rooms, ¢ or single, to partios Hight “houeheebine allowed; roomie must be seen to be appreciat F ;;OR RENT_COMMURIGATING tao SOF TH front, furnished as eee: and bed room; same floor; convenient loeation; m Dreaktast if dented: 1431 Ls RENT—920 NEW YORK AVE, FRESE NEY a on second fluor, Purio C._ Two Bed Hoome,well hestea and and | } ted. se26-J3t* 2 RENT—ROOMB, FRONTING 80UTH, seapermiahed os parlor bed rooms and inate for iow or gentlemen in office; reierences; ares oe York ave. 01 LL Faves : i ene tS ” cu at sree “a 15th and F sta, OR SAL STOCK FIXTURES AND Goor wiLe with 4 years’ lease, of an establiabed and = oases. Le snd Provision Store. Fen SALE— ed OAK ae Gi CEMETE RY chapel, ope ot, U2 feet, Apply tinmediatey aperiutendent at ihe Cameters QUR SALE—6 PERO NT Parra TofS E bait. Sa. PBaitimore fPat tw. ED—THUER TINNERS AND SHEET marly {orkere, Apply at 11 st. new. sez Wiese E900 oa =NTERS, TWO and Ln.w. WANTED-HoUsE P Sesh 415 oe ae LW. 1 s¢14-3m Wy ANTED—A GOOD PIANO TUNER AND GEN- eral Repairer. Answer, giving references ai salary expected, Address Box 128, Star office. = Ww TED—A MAN TO DRIVE A ‘RY ¥ team: noue but thoroughly. experienced iverson r ferences req) none ot tpn iy CO HLEWUNZO YOUNGS COMPANY. 28 oth . .W. WANTED—ROOMS. E NERGETIO LADY; one Pe rsected With h some knowledge Box 1 POR 3 Olt SALE GRE GA SADDLE & RIVIN ae Youns hig aed SINGLE GENTLEMA PLEAS- table for use eek at 8s f apply in person: Jie oom. well sud cleanly. fla heat in | _ set ot oD. tse ff,, borth of Ma ave., 28 nein. uew ora above wuld SO) tie | winter central Fart of ity fart OR RENT — TWO PRETTY UNFURN, feet fromt; bo wasie ground stesseridce. 1716 14th st nw. =tin Wastep-a “EADY. FULLY Seer asd TO | Z'e'L., Star oltice, and baths BLS 30 Goons ee snarky at som 8 TG THORS ae as W:4NTER—BY MARRIED COUPLE witHt < cae | Seas ave. er SALE— neat Capitol ge on which tron can Soft to etvantage: cheap et ate RONG, 1421 ¢ ft. Sth st ft. child Three Unfurnished Rooms for x Light House- Keeping; p Please stato price, including » Star office. ANTED-T WO UNFURNISHED) ROOMS: horthwest; terms not to exceed $10. Address M. J., Star office. it* WASIED-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS WITH oo RENT d for Two Adults; west of 13th st. : pe on Room, front; slways Wall pe tain tal ited; also » stating terius, M. E,F, Star office. | small Hail Hoou, separately if pater, Teed tre eae house; no housekeeping; references. at nw. FOE, BENTSS15 12TH ST. NW. ROOMS EN suite or single; on first, second and third floors: furnished or unfurnished ; with superior board: rything first. table boarders taken REAR 1p loTH, VERY DE- T—2D FLOOR—UNFURNISHED 0 Ly windo’ ear cars, market an JRNISHED OR gom with or without Board; pet husetts ave, nw, ss ALE—20 HEAD OF HOLRES Ty a Ae a. a WETA WAITER WHO UNDERSTANDS hy AR House Work and cay Drive; references required. Call at Room 8, Sun buile DUND DORE'S a ee ac “0 conducted by. ladies Men and Women. white aud colored, for all kinds of domestic labor, city and noses with references. Removed to 709 L at. n.w. ie nent, _ 8e26-3t" ANTED —2 UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR Light Honsekeeping ; b.w, section; by gent, wif jdres and son (8 years); rent not to exceed #1! VARNEY, Star otlice, Witkueineriuse NISHED ROOMS; | Lint ry este ia™ water on same floor. Adarens .V., Star oflic W: able Local nent tons. “Adifens Dt ANTED—AN 1 EDUCATED SET SETTLED WO) MAN as Nurse; ured. 1744 Ket. nw. pil it references requir Ok SALE—JUsT Al Kentucky, 20 bead uf Chore Horses n are fine saddlers, drivers and ieawy: draft Boreest Prices reasunaviec ; fair trial given and — ‘Room: jasy Table gntoed as represeuted. = WEYATES a SON os t-3 ‘references exchanged, RUST Me Seamer enna Hunde ay a iieeee, TWENTY CITY Fo. SALE_ On EXCHAGE—RARGAING—w OR RENT—UNFURNISHED-THE ENTIRE 3D $300 85: Kinde ~! i ores Fargneranin ata een ae Pitre ‘room sod aval Tal San abe le TE bemaeepeaceadormener om noel Te, Prop, _ Papered, Rent 918 Sst. Le 13th and Fs eS New York Carriage atin pository, OR RENT—1450 CORCORAN OF SALE Q NEAR TOT Gf BRGED5, €2.40.| _se20 400 Pe. eves .W. Furnished Communicating Rooms, heat C1 7 Dene 1813, ta 1. OR SALE—ONE CHAMBERS BRICK MACHINE en da00, a om suitable for ladies or gentlemen in d Parbculars ap floor; convenient 10 cars and Sion ere, “cae ae FEB ee gt ao oS 1304 F ot nw Weskinnn = RUST & i NGERFORD, 624 14th st required FOR RENT—1Wo ROOMS, PARTLY FURNISHED SEGE-TWO Lots ON YALE STREET. oes ia Heights. at a red ‘ for Housekeepiny raced price if HILL & JOHN! 1503 808 East Capitol st, JOR RENT—1 URNISHED—2, 3 OR 4 em | best, FR ‘STH ST. Teehoi J tiooten Ban H toe ETT, te Larabee NT—UNFU Ei geitable for Ligne pplousekeeping: AS ‘OR SALE—IN BROOKLAND, A reasonable. 31 H st. ae 'E FURNISHED fh and + FEW LOTS, desirably located, at FS few ns “WhidSt's STOokEEr® 830 | One AN LED. ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN WHS can ee Type, ae pn 13 Ready and Runa 3. Audress PRINTER. Star office, stating age, nd wages expecta, &e, 5: ED—A WHITE WOMAN AS COOK Lacndress for small family. Apply, jest rier ences, at 1402 M st. n.w, ANTED—A Wi WOMAN ana ane 35 Housework for a family of two; must be a good Gook, Washer and Ironer; references required. 221 st se. Waren PARTNER IN A MANUFAC Re dbo ie Retail Lege with ga peer and some capital, Reasons: ness Tearattond to, Address Box 33, Star office. a ANTED — A MAN WHO HAS A HORSE AND won and is acquainted with the Ketail Grocery Clark's Preserves in Washington, Apply fe Hales CLAKK, 511 Peunsyivania ave., Balti Warez NO. 1 COAT HANDs AT in 414 yth st. 2 AN EXPERIENCED ere ).of Fenmanship and Bookkeeping. Corcoran st., ‘after 8 o'clock. wi ANTED — RUN D Koom with Board for Man and Wife, between 10th and 15th, Gand Osta; terms reavouabie, Ad- dress P.O. Box 300, sen. ANTED-A PARTY OF TWO WILL Giv. iE some Household Furniture aud partial use of Pisno in lieu of rent for Three Unfurnished, Rooms (one small) with heat aud gas. ress “PIA. Star oftice, WAN TEDIBY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, Rooat and Board in a Private Catholic Family Jocality ‘Address, with fice. northwest, terms, J. H., Star o feed drs i BOROUGH TU eet county, va. WOR SALE—PIANO BARGAINS SFoR BEGINNERS One Square, nice tone and perf Que Rausre. perfect and fine ihe tone... gous shoe in hice order. One ienuitel titui ew Call at once aud 25 and cover inc! LADY, BOARD AN ‘Room in a private family where there are few or no boarders; convenient to 11th and F sts.; Catholic preferred. Address K. 8., Star office, iv WANTED—LOTS. —__ Wa 'TED— MPROV ED PROPERTY & LLOVER the city to suj 6 demand made upon us. a SOM ake gene Balding F Ren RENT—909 M ST. N and Two furnished Rooms \vor south- rst-clage ta se21-6t* ais ‘on easy terms. Ok RENT—1130 TN. W, NICELY Furuished Rooms and Beard saunable dor gentle- 14 2 We TED—A YOUNG MAN TO DRIVE A ee Wason, one acquainted with the southwest of Weuree minal} to start. Give references. | Address for the mo ew Organ, cust #160) t one of these banrati Pay- bet mouth tal) pend a for. Haud- ‘an natried couples; table BAKEKS, Star ¢ office, uns ANO EXCHANGE, _ 013 Penneylvania ave. _ LASS TEACHER OF GU referred; state price and refere ‘FLOR KENT—-ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE Second-floor ‘Suites of Handsomely-furnished. ns in the city; new house (south front), modern = pnw zers = Sap CLASS COLORED Spoeneces,. frat. a, ae 5 ones NTED—A_ FIRST-CLASS COLO! jock from Franklin uo smail children taken; Wrrtwie city referonicon Apply at 131 choice table board with or without the rooms: refer one Hampshire se? ences given and required. K st. nw. sezb-3t ANTED—PAPER HANGERS. V ANTED—TO HIRE 60 SADDL E HORSE Apply to A. WILLNER, 1431 P st. n.w. & FR October 8. SINSHEIMER & FOR and 625 Gat. n, rwO © MMUNICATING Bi ROOMS, Furnished $7 Ynfurnished; three lines of oa abe bought Uy ts os fod x xT 3 ‘month, “apie ta Sanend ‘con wevs-2t" er “Hi & 0U., Piano and Organ aes 1, 6230, ead for oom = D— ELS, C ANTED. Sopa SELLED 8 0G! R | VOR RE: EI SY FLEASISFE RO ROOMS. INQUIRE ik SAGE at ANTED- ites Gates aa HS oun “Gis y VS hes, Two Pupiiw: teriis tow aes ‘attend la 1114 New York ave, ngUIEE ee pS emma SRD PIANO Laundresses, ida, Fireman, es at their homes, making bo extra c - trymen PF BOWIE T710 Pe eke Badone | Gates” He agMem ALINE BO Faison nh GENTLEMAN — A aeare $14 11th st. nw. ai NE SETTLED WHITE Wares ae, Pig Fonioe' at olson cot | nites rms smoderatos ‘ANTED—AN EFFICIENT BE’ ‘tiful “Texas rate cost Ww W ral Housework. Family of | complete car load. For Particulars ‘apply. to GE ‘Addrens Box ‘80, Star office. Bye. Refereusce Soquires: Adana Mons, ‘hat POLLOCK, “ottice Jno. Bowles & Co, at ‘Square Pane 2 al ee a OMIT Be Tee Fein. ore JOR SALE—SHOPWORN eee wAT (950, #139. sta LATE CLCLE 8 COMMURI- asereadar in New House; gee eae ote beautiful a cee |Fe RENT — NEWLY-FU ENISHED / RTE DRERRNTING AND PLAI cating Koos on Second fi ing to do at 424 Massachusetts ave. 2.W, eee ANTEDIA WOMAN TO COOK, is ixs W Iron; also.s man to Drive C Carriage and inake ly useful in the house. Apply uh Conn. ave. ANTED — EIGHT FIRST - CLA’ WN V Stone Cutters. Anply JOHN FER, a gt Det, : himself énerall, GALLO! = . wei Pa pik. ‘Addzess OARLAND PAUL DATRY, R KENT—BEAU1 MS, SINGLE B.4 yj fomeesas lane dot en suite, in p 17th end 18 Bch bet. Fand G, oF at yard, 4 ‘ED—ONE OF HOPKIN Boone hi ron open graice a SALE-YOUNG STE wocniNe B South Capitol SSS. ANE ae] District of fi A gear, Ray Ra price, ist. DW. aa | Fe Fe anarice, Cares, Gold Aguariune, Be WASTED; A WOMAN TO COOK AND Bo aE: GER, | a A..D., Star offles, Bend St pre Sead Medicis: speeder 1D00G ce nme Moguited AUK. WASTED DRESS CUTTING MADE EASY, nw. ‘OMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSE ime. WASHINGTON’! Sree SCALE, just WwW ANTED — WOMAN, he GENERAL HOUSE Datented, enables every one to Learn to Cut ull Kinds Work in Fanuly ot Two. lust stay at nizht. Ap- Bly) grit reference, aiter 4 ame or before 10 a.m.. at 15 Dumbarton seze-3tt Waa ‘EXPERIENCED LADY IN THE Business; references tne great many round for it 2 . Buyers CHAS a) re 420 F et nw. ee tot 20 or eUARE NE. OP = of Gurments read! this system se | “OR RENT—ON OCTOBER 1, uished earn good wage Cutters aj Basted SEVER. PLEAS- Snneie nies stand Nicely Fur ‘Room. — ‘Mt. nw. Papeete mg es in ately D nie Ds ply at ene aah hool, 612 — arc iui. with fe on cents, ; € vot ngde on sey rae Som « St KR SALE — ¢ AMLI AGES: oa an New York. iSWaEVs NE GI Snilack “AND HakSiss TORY, Late 1S en Trensine - ‘ED—Bi RE LEAVING ( E ‘out. an Accideut, Policy im ‘ne buted, States Mutual Accident Association; $5,000 at tase ask incenanty ; costs 815 per year. Ws ANTED—GOOD CARPET LAYERS WANTED iuurmediatel ‘ind 10 ‘Burcho FF ply, with Feterences, JULIUS LANSBURGH, 3 aks Agee 4-3t r D-A_DI MAKER BY THE oa OR Watt ope re Aline ae call at 14508 K st. with references. sez4-3t" WARTEDSA REGISTERED DRUG C! piy.st once to BP. MEKTZ, 11th au = _ ee —— ANTED — PARLOR ER RN Wi TED—A . we one To \vsing reference: aime stered, Mat ee rie; mia clase and big reference sine 2 bo to care, for horse and furuace, “Call betwee 7 uarauiteed, C- v ANTED—WHITE WOMAN TO DO GENERAL VV House Work. Apply at 1517 3othst Georgetown, WARtED TWO GOOD BOOK Cony aaeees; id commission to men who siruid' id ‘work, C.D, ALDERSON & CO., TOO ok SALE — THE Foci arty aie ait ae Liisa arm —_—__________—_—— ALE—SOUTH. ER se | PEGE Tvs ton eke ae and Date; is {on 13th snd 210 Belz rsante Tape et Weukse Re Sak VORTHRASE—1 36 FEET Faane oe21-10t TURNIEnED— EAST RW. 13TH ond floor, with athe aud Doce vate faut); 2 joHsinw. Warns BUY FOR CASH LARGE OR fms! lots of high value Newspaper, Department or other rare Stamps; ai Sglicctions of Fos sanre Call or address BURGER & at. York. > vt pe | TT HANDSOMELY FURNISHED — gia | icky Suite of Rooms on Secsed ¥f Floor; aise ut ] janent floor; transient or perus ase] Bee sel - {OR RENT—A LADY OWNING HER HOUSE, Fo d havi ore Kooms than she i 7th et ular MONEY TO LOAN. Miatoea! TO LOAN ON mph ood wad Meper ie 0, io TURE, UPHOL- Work Done in work solicited NELSON, 1223 G uw Wi H, BAUM ae Paral HIGHEST CASH Pros foe 5 Seoppa-band hand Neniare, ure, Carpets and Brothas tire ecialty, Address. tits “2 og eel jel Suitable f¢ Senator ferences © ‘Address yale EEAMILY, Star office, JOR hc peh ae tag nel = 5 orien eB het cS seld-lm T—THREE LARGE COMMUNICATING second story; bath, book case ree closets; on main line of cars. Apply 1: place n. selo-2w F% RENT—LARGE, NICELY FURNISHED fe or ei suite, with zenvenicat to cats and herdice; references. note Fe RENT ee QEriCE Rooms in new Dui ok inn FORD W. WALKER, 1000: Sein Pe EER erence Acta oe ON REAL ESTATE, 800 Ine21}__ THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. LOAN ON REAL ESTATE—WE HAVE IM 3 ~ 7 on Approved Security ia sty foi w MILLER, 1219 Fat now. 3 T LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY EAL ps Si per Seat, GEO. W LINKING 10th Cae ee wis -D—EVE! EXPE | £UEi FRO! onan Chimneys to know tnt guarantee ‘Them or N uired; Ranges, fettobes Made to Hest or NoPay. W. x. ais fasten RW. WH, D— tag ed TO PASTURE AT GEN. E Beale's Stock Farm, 7 muiles fr stal meee ‘address or te PERTY, Hay Scales, cor. 10th st. 8012-1m to Foe ar ere A THOROUGHLY ae a Stone Yard Clerk for Quarry yA co $008 who can Wear jogo work fro: iy Sdavess Box 16, Star offic meso ANTED — KNOWN — EVERY AN WOM Ws, Girl will be furuished piopment ak cIry & TELLIGeNce OFFICE. ‘Applicat ions for prepared, Come “ori ay Government positio: st. Dw. Wits, STANDS AT THE HEAD, Improved Caligraph Machine, & Lt ot 30 » 85 F month a Ses en ae La. ave., city. ED_J-E. BRENNER. 640 0 ST. NW Stoves, Ranges, Hhmnaces, and ea ttom prices, Roofus, ing, Jol ring dome with ‘dispatch. Y" Fe LD. FURNITURE, OFFICE Witter stares ad dead nirare, Store Fixtures, a jund Furaiture ot every ption; also entire Househo) cela att Address C. sell Heaters at fac and Iepairi mS sons = raFeret es ALE — A‘ THE Se. 9018-0t st. aw, =| aL pee Saas ONEY TO LOAN IN LARGE AND M' op approved real eotate sent given muerte, i ‘w. cor. ith a TO Ly Es at dere Stocks of ‘TON, K at. FOR RENT: Setar ANTED—BY A COLORED GIRL, ROOMS TO W Gear ti ao Fain Sewing from home. Aj wisisisd eae wing fromhome. Ap- | 1) WASTED A. SrrUaTION ey, An OUNG MAN: will to obtain wor Kinds tad SATERTBY AN EXPERIENCED COLORED Went ——. or ve coe re orother wago! furnished. ‘Sddreas 1618 Lith stn. ANTED — _ SITUATIONS | FOR ,FIRST- oo alters, Pa a Coachmen, niin io? Gnw. tela, Stores, aurente ee ons WwW ee Fo, bgt 2 ee tea FOR CROKS, yon, Mutiny Waiters aud eneral hous 7iivst.2u.w, Aigo European Steaimohip a Wireetctt. Peangugureus roatrod sus Sees Soya ah ‘ED—] Wikien, eae GOOD SECOND-HANDGEN- aul, brice in paid, acai soak poskal tora highers ‘5m IZNA 01 Tith we Re. UO sep coe poi oo cool frees, ° sy Genter Maret a ait aisle. Open ‘daily. Wiese? erie | cores FH.) aE POENGS SS 1402 Pa.av. Telephone 10068 aa Cs AN 5 os To SURE, 4T64ND oom, IN GI SROURD 3 FLOOR used for our wood and oe 4 CLARKE & BON, a = PA. AVE, SRADRURY B Bon: mrs poms asm oF ihcees = sel7-3m (The Arlington Bice MEE AE pe oes Eo Senger sel TO LOAN ON REAL tice permet $85,000 rien 902 Peng ieeee LOST AND FOUND, 7 os ggg Myf ata 22, ON CAPT OR te Galt lea reat tS Hew Paste at WHITE POINTER BITCH, WITH BROWN WITH BROWN end. ahd over one ¢: naif returned to davmnnc™ p DAIRY, OR. RENT_THAT, |ANDSOME. Figinesites tet ome pep a . monte 9) ne21-8t 1 RANT REY Ena OF eka ing, 1450 8 Y. ave. New i X. ave. eA BRE OF Oe F thai ooo ilar won| = 2 om bit gtg lease ata = of interest. B, Wikre Err e FOR RENT_STORES, Mrs eaes cota =, * rem i Cnn pd | seat OR RENT STORES ie ie, NRE a pore es B= ie. NICE LOANS AND DISCOUNTS 4 SPECIALTY, wearing a os 2204 Tith reforeuce, “Adasees ‘at 1604 Vermont ave. n.w. partie —————————_—. COUNTRY REAL ESTATH. es Gh a =