Evening Star Newspaper, September 27, 1889, Page 2

2 STILL PROGRESSING. The Model Twelve-Page Star to be Issued Tomorrow. The columns of Tax Stan contain the news of the world, No expense has been spared to place the paper in the front rank of news jour- nals, and none will be spared to keep it there. Constant additions are being made to its exten- sive reportorial, telegraphic and mechanical facilities. Tux Stan is the organ of the people ef Washington and bends all its energies to secure the interests of the national capital. It is 8 welcome visitor to almost every fireside in Washington, sod is in every sense of the word family newspaper. In its daily issue it gives & correct and detailed account of the day's | events everywhere. On Saturdays, however, | the size of the paper is increased from | eight to twelve pages, and this additional Space gives an opportunity for # wider | Tange of reading matter. The news Geld is covered just as accurately and lhoroughly as on other days, butin addition the columns contain numerous chapters, pre- pared with great care, which are just suited to the readers of Tux Stan. Local subjects are | handled in a very interesting way and topics of general interest are written up in bright, readable manner. Tho Saturday Stam has made aname for itself of which it is justly proud. A glance at the following list of some of the special articles in tomorrow's paper will show that it will be fully up to the standard, and that is saying a great deal: NEXT DOOR NEIGHBORS (Ilustrated):— A visit to the home of Evangeline. How the tude comes in at the Bay of Funday, JAPANESE PRODUCTS (Illustrated) Curios in the Herr collection from the land } of the Mikado. & GROUP OF MOOSE (lllestrated):— | year, an An attraction of the National Museum in the hands of the taxidermist. TBIENNIAL CONCLAVES:— The Grand encampment of Knights Templar and its history. BLOODY BALFOUR:— An interesting sketch of the best hated man in Great Britain. FREAKS OF THE BLACK ART:— What the man who cuts silhouettes sees of buman nature. LITTLE NELL’S NIGHT OUT:— Her adventures when taken for a walk by big girls. A Washington sketch. HOW VESSELS ARE DOCKED:— An interesting description of the opening of the dry dock at Norfolk. A SURPRISE PARTY:— An unusually interesting story. WHEELING ON THE CONTINEN What four Washington Bohemians saw on their European tour. ATTRACTIVE HOMES:— Suitable flora! decorations for autumn lunch- eons. Practical art work, DRUGS THAT DEADEN PAIN.— Some curious freaks of laughing gas. a@OME MATTERS:— Seasonable suggestions to practical house- wives. REAL ESTATE GOsSsIP:— Some interesting facts about the improve- ments of Washington. OUT DOOR SPORTS:— What is going on among the base ball clubs and on the tennis courts, —— —__ CRUISERS NOS. 7 AND 8. Instructions Concerning the Building of Them at Brooklyn and Norfolk. Aletter has been sent from the Navy de- partment to Commodore Ramsey, command- | ing the New York navy yard, informing him that cruiser No. 7, which will for the present | be the official designation of one of the new letter says: | “The work of laying down this vessel will be | Commenced as soon as the mold floor and ap- Pliances can be gotten ready, and will be pushed to completion with as much dispatch asispossible, Assoonas half-model of the vemsel can be prepared and the plates, frames &c., laid off on it and certified, so far as necus- sary by the work on the floor, the schedules for materials must be Ly pared in triplicate, one copy to be retained by the constructor and two | sent to the bureau, that one may be sent to the constructors for furnishing the materials. } ‘These schedules must be made out in the regu- | Jar order in which the materials are required | for use, that they can be obtained promptly | end work on the vessel not be delayed. | A schedule of all materials other than stee! that will be required in building this vessel will be — in duplicate and forwarded to this This vessel will be built on the site | where the Tennessee and Java were built, and the work of putting down the foundation or bed-blocking, erecting keel blocking and crib- bing can be immediately proceeded with. Until the vessel is named she will be known and des- ignated as cruiser No. 7, and funds for carrying on the work rec uired will be charged to the sppropriation “Increase of the Navy”—con- struction and machinery. The bureau expects jal that every effort will be made by the master mechanics and those employed under them on this vessel to expedite the work for their own — that the commandant of the yard and that the Secretary of the Navy may not be dis- —— in being able to build the vessel as ply as she could have been contracted for, and of this they should be informed.” odore Brown, commanding the Nor- onal rhe has been notified that cruiser num- the other 3,000 tonner, will be built at | his yard on the or 4 north of the Texas, The ecbinasy for both vessels will be built at New York, where Chief Engineer Melville went the other day to arrange for the purchase and setting of the necessary tools, A Merited Compliment. Beferring to the resignation of the chief of the bureau of statistics and the pressure being | made in behalf of other aspirants for the posi- tion the Washington correspondent of the New York Herald says: “The man who ought to have the place, if Mmeritcounts for anything, is Mr. J. N. Whit- ney, the present chief clerk of the bureau. ie that the soldiers area little dissatistied Tanner's dismissal Mr. Whitney's siyeistaeat would be a wise political move as @ benefit to the bureau, He was a ethno in a Rhode Island regi- ment, was in bel prison for twenty-one Tmonthe and isa member of the Loyal Legion and of the Grand Army. He was born in Maine, law bere in the District. As chief Clerk of bureau he has displayed fit him for promotion, and of foreign eu a8 well as of matters, which are absolutely esven- discharge of the duties of the only objection that can be made to | tied by Rev. H. ©. P uated at Bowdoin college and took a course | THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C., SOCIAL MATTERS. Preparing for the Season’s Gaities— Persunal Mention. The departure of Mr. Chang Yen Hoon, the retiring Chinese minister, is Boaigy Sapo ge in his large circle of friends = Gromer of — received Me made anumber of very handsome a costly presents among his intimate friends and entertainers, Chang has many social accomplishments that render him an —— companion; he had learned to Ei and is an excellent whist F pote He sen’ en next week he leaves his P.P.C. cards today an for Paris, Miss Flora Freyhold, who has been traveling abroad for three months, has returned to her home, 236 Ist street southeast, The Nicarauguan minister and Madam Guz- man have returned from a tour of the north- eastern resorts that ended at Saratoga Springs. They are now located No. 1224 Sides street, | continuing im the same house they had last which they are beautifying and greatly improving for the winter. ns Guzman will accompany the delegates of the Three Americas congress on their swing around the country. The ladies of the South American legations are of the opinion that the committee on in- vitations made a Legumes in not asking the wives of the f reventatives to make the trip with them. ie =ohappy wife an- nounces her decision to travel over the same route as the visiting congress and, like naval oma wives, meet her husband in the various ports, Mr, and Mrs. Randolph of No. 25 Lafayette Square have returned from summering at Capon Springs, Mrs. Baylies, the mother of Mrs. J. Hartley Soule, is back from a visit to Manhattanville, Mrs. Thomas Owens and family are located for the winter at No. 1208 Q street. Mr. Sidney B. Cunningham of the War de- partment has moved his family from their Q street house and e: boarding Previous to removing to St. Louis, Dr. L. L, Lawrence is back from a delightful visit to the White Sulphur springs. Dr. and Mrs. Hills, Mr. and Mrs. Talmadge of Capitol Hill, Mr. Charles Mills, Mr. Wm. r.and Mrs. Ferrar, Mr. J. H. Gulick, Mr. Menocal and Mr, Latimer have returned to the city from extended sojourns among the Virginia springs. and Mrs. 8. W. Bogan colebrated their silver wedding by @ reception last evening at their residence ro G street. cS Mr. and Mrs, Aulick Palmer, who spent the summer at Mount Desert, will spend the winter at Dresden, where Mr, Palmer goes as United States consul, Mr. and Mrs, Jules Guthridge have returned to the city from a three months’ western tour as far as the Pacific coast, Mr. You Mumm of the German legation is in Lenox. Mrs. U. H. Painter is at Long Branch await- ing the completion of the improvements upon her house, corner 14th and I streets, before re- turning to the city. Senator Sawyer will occupy his new house this winter, aud his daughter, Mrs, Howard G. White, will preside over the hospitalities she so well knows how to acceptably dispense. Dr. D. Kerfoot Shute has returned to the city. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Gurley will not gives series of entertainments this winter, a3 was un- fortunately announced in last evening’s Stan. ‘They are in mourning for daughter who died recently. Miss Mamie Shields of Virginia, who is visiting here, is also in mourning and will not rage ye in the season's guities, Mrs. Shields, Mrs. Gurley’s mother, who recently built the handsome residence corner 16th and £ streets. will have her daughter's family with er, A number of friends were present yesterday eveniug at the ceremony which united in mat- rimony Charies 8. Pardoe of Harrisburg, Pa., and Miss Edith M. Harmon, daughter of H. C. Harmon, chief of toe Jaw division, second au- disor . C. W. Messner was best man and Miss Ella hols bridesmaid, The knot was ‘ardoe. Captain Nicholas L. Goldsborough of the fifth Maryland regiment was married last even- ing to Mise borin Woodis of Norfolk, The ceremony took place at St. Marys Catholic cathedral, Norfolk, and was performed by the Rev. Join Dougherty, assisted by the Rev. W. Gaston Payne andthe Rey. O'Connell. Woodis ia the daughter of Norfolk's la: Major Hunter Woodis, who sacrificed his the service of his P mages during the ye fever scourge of 1! and a grandniece of the great Chief Justice Taney. Mrs. Lloyd F. Keleher has returned, after two months’ traveling, much improved Mr. A. D. Shrewsbury, for several years a resident of this city, has gone to Charleston, W. Va., to live. next weel Nineteenth Street Baptist church was bril- liatly lighted last evening for the marri of Miss Aunie Thornton, daughter of Mra. k. L, Thornton, to Mr. John Louis Hughson, The ushers were Mr. Wm. Evans, Mr. Lewis Thomp- son, Mr. Wm. Johnson, Mr. Kdgar Furbush and Mr. E. C. Thornton. There were no brides- maids. The best man was Mr. L. L. Hughes. ‘The bride's brother, Mr. E. C. Thoruton, gave her hand in marriage, The ceremony was per- formed by the Rey. Walter Brooks. Mr, and Mrs. Hughson left last evening, accompanied by the bride's sister, Miss Mary E. Thoraton, aud Mr. L. L. Hughes, for a southern trip. On their return Mr. and Mrs, Hughson will reside at 1635 10th street northwest. Mra, Jobn J. Cole of St. Louis is visiting Mrs. | Noble,the wife of the Secretary of the Interior. Mr. and Mrs, Jas. Robbins have returned to the city after spending the summer in Maine. ‘They are at 1314 Vermont avenue. Mrs. S. J. Dempster is visiting her parents in Zanesville, Ohio, Mrs. Robert Hinckley and family have re- turned after several months’ absence. Mra, H. Conquest Clarke has returned from | Spring Lake, N.J., much improved in health after her long and dangerous illness, but is still confined to the house. Washington Loan and Trust Company. The directors of the Washington loan and trust company, recently organized in this city, held a meeting yesterday and elected Mr. Chas, P. Williams secretary. The directors decided to leave the office at the northwest corner of 10th and F streets, which is to be vacated by the Corcoran fire insurance company when they take possession of their new office on 11th street just north of F street. The new com- pany will begin business about the 10th of Oc- tober. It is the intention to erect a building somewhere on F street which will be specially — for the business. The president of the com) the boar $500,000, ali of which ‘sas rape polaon ty The business of the company will be to receive and manage real estate, barge of the in- vestment of funds, register stocks and bonds and become the surety on bonds of corpora- tions and individuals, — Robert B. Ferguson’s Funeral. The funeral of the late Robert B. Ferguson took place this afternoon from the Central Methodist Protestant church, 12th street near M northwest, and was very largely attended, Mr. Ferguson wasa native of this Y city and in early life learned the drug business with Mc- Pherson, corner of Peunsylvania avenue and Ist street southeast, with whom he was rtner subsequently after- business. Afterward ward the successor to he located at Pennsylvania avenue and 4d street and up to a few years conducted business there, His health failed years since and be moved to the borhood of Howard university, residing at 2218 6th Street extended, where he died on Wednesday of beart failure within a few days of being Le WANTED--HELP. AND Bovere FOR RENT—ROOMS. ____ FOR ‘SALE—LOTS.__ FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS SAS wie lee We aera ry =D im, 01 tasaie eee | ae Wievjans te Fey avg ree buyere for Forth arth ond’ Boutheeet , pac with hi wees ans Cmonium prise Trey 6 Soe iT DsLONG. alee Raa WHims Goon Wous BA ang eg MOUSE KEEPER WiAsrep ot NICELY FCENISHED p HOUSE. nOE over 8: ant epent, ek? ‘more man; ans tof the city: ae Ene mT gan all 5%, $108 &¢ person; 7th st, n.w. ‘ORD, 14: ‘ork ave. oo ; Wats ATEL ey TMOKOUG: sarees st nibs, m., 1415 1 at. 2. ee dee een ae W. WALKER, 1008: - WwW NTED—I 4 ANE pope pues fee in 7 Diy after 4 0% sep. Ty $A ap _HOUSE TO mang Oy Pine cn No at) Wir, my ae det hog cnt aaa ition a 014-30 aa Bertha nw, ences req _— taro WAxteP ay: mi ARREY 7] Wax RTED-TME STRICT. aecdeeese NITION |W i wHicH Ween niniotte 27 New York sve. fe giving io is Rental Department reat bas guableg’ us to ANTED—A WHITE oat Sa ep our ae eae asl 7 House Work for « Famil ala with offer for re nana Woaantiese cRoyTG™ | Unfurntahed: Mousse ‘or ‘Stores ano B. can ave special attention to thelr ‘Sia ara WERGp eatin Wate TO DO | ourhapda General -nageetnani in » famil ree Per- ene required, Bibs rot Detnw. NTEDMMEDIATELY—A KITOMEN MAID WANTED—ROOMS. i ana 3 orclock: Sia say be night 827° a ED-BY 4 FAMILY OF THREE ADULTS, Work in shop. ‘Three or Four Rooms in s Sm or Private Fi northwest; Liberal price ff sulted ‘Apply tod. H. MOMIANIEY, Foe SFr 1017 CoPs,, AVE, Rooms fants eer Fo.2cnSe Get. = bo aes 2 ee FOR BENT, G08 pix. W ONE HAN waxbeiuers | = ese | Eis see ce. Sy anes ieee 2 Se ek 4 ce J ekb0! e100 cash. bal” ee noes pee — feast | ESC ot eee nN Poet tess (S20 including heat and gas, be. Ap} ¥ FRO: qh Ly RENT — FURNISHED — Floor ¢ Room, LaRGE SOoED and closet, beat ges, three Hand. Eanes SS te marae | eR LOU etaee mu apraeeae LF gy 3 Netand Kavy Cepertmente. 160 oe 4 y SALE-CHOICE © CORNER LOT | 1x MOU UN Ecc poe ticle eocar eoe he | 2 7 . szoonn | Fatt o three iva RENT — UNFURNISHED, ON 8 nent : streeta, one O60) Qner wut cheeed. ee ea, oe ie no! Sxposnre: family peivates er eervat Louis kececweens Gallet BSu Cet. new: eee aes Bessey rere = Finite c BEAUTIFUL 7 OOTAVE BALLET & TO PARTY WITHOUT ee Fon west wide of 14th at. Fat Debora, ORGeE:, Yous, = rbiahed, from 910 to aw. Lotis pita : Sing walnut Pr Farpidet ope ome Vt friars “a. =e Piretlkes Ladies’ and ‘Gen aoa. Eales Si bot, 9 sad Bote. 9.262 | on aaa so es on RENT v0 FURNI| BOOMS, COMMU- th and wth eta abd Gund stuns a” ifdecised: th and door, uable for man | “str ae siya mage io advantage. Per Soni ea wong LB Patath <" Emer if desired refer equare foot, BH WARNER & ee27-3t' oP antES ¥ JOR SALE reas oak Log rth g pound, Tana ‘OR, REN: T—ONE LARGE FURNISHED ROOM Fy ad Jerse: 3; perfect pie. for Two Gentiemen in Frivave Pailly 4 door “Tan bat Sm be door. Fees saLE- gPHREE EXTRA Spezagouth for Kaa Apply 720 Sth st. nw. & RENT FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD F° Ee —— Ss Sk Pat. s027-2t* Fi: SAte-apRoTajo wo E Porgy i vol seed six enue) re LL id “¢ i. + Fe. SENTILABGE, SRT, ne Prei ciraer of $i an8 Gate sta ne, 572115, Will cea a of subdivide inte 6 or 7 lots: $5300. Fe pe eG yodern i modern impro' a, rene en (331) 5 Acres east. of Bol ere, Home and north of CUOLEY, 601 Dew university. We ein sho: dpermanent. Address NAVY, Star o 8027-38" Lienert TED-ROOM AND BOARD FOR TWO Wwe Comeae LORED = an ae Gentlemen, ne privat eal ‘wherecan Cuck, one well, rec City references. bave use of piano, uo must ‘be reasou- \ddreas IT Of ee27-3t°_| able. evan D., Star cites it i. Sig REF GER- D—BY A LADY, THREE FORNISEED wore rae 1, ¢9,, Cook F General House Weicus petween 9th ‘and 15th, nent as rant Tight party. Me Ente a | Be ne ae ie ANTED-MAN, MOS7 BEAUTIFUL, HEALTHY ypauited. Address ARAUEK TOWN CO., Van Raub, Beier County, T HE. wane MARRIED COUPLE WITH. E Light House- ee tate pi ie prices “ibelading bes . VR, 8 eee Ww; a EDTA FINISHER AT 30 MAN’ ¢¢D-1WO YURNINHED ROOMS WITH . "3 BOOK BINDERY, of 1th 5 peruse oe EB tia aw. W. som, wlsting teria MoE Be Siar” oBoe, W: won HANG! 027-3t JAMES B. HEN) nent, 4ddress, ELSON, 023 Fst. nw. W inc First-ciass Shades Hands, Four wail AP WALETAM theaad' ate, n.w. 0027-2 WANTED MISCELLANEOUS war ED—@1,500 FROM FIRST HANDS, premium, for three years oF less on Batol Rs —A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE ina family of 4 references. Apply 2127 L st, Tea] estate of city worth over Se ‘adulte; mus must Brine Addregs oftce. 7-3 HORSE anD SS ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED LADY TYPE- writer ence asa o'clock p.m. 0e26-38 FO} HIRI Wagon, with top, without driver, by the Week or Month, for delivering and sas ng Answer, with best terms, tS ANTED—TWENTY-FIV: 3000 he ween 5 and 6 NEY A. CLARKE & SON, ‘935 F st. nw. x NM TED—OCOME s, House Wot fect ere ureetes Sow per day, to Hayl Coal. igen to J. i ink, Freight Yards, Lath et aud Maryland a m, tomorrow. 1 BW V ANTED—10_ BUY—A os SURREY, dress Box 17, Star o' PICK! COOKS. Sie Bays a Wy ANTED—BRIGH’ Ws ANTED — A Ane TED OGnAPHER co Two 8 YOUNG LADY AS STEN! Pupils; terms low; would attend la- their Louies, making no extre char ow parca! Type Writer. Address P.O. Box 519, rg ye :D— THOROUGHLY EXPERTENCED, (CA: NTED A FEW MOKE ORDERS FOR BEAU Wasting Aes plete cai ‘OF para. wlars ap) % tons. 6-3 fort s OK, office Jno. Bowles & Co, ois F at. ; SIXTEEN, YEAI ee26-3t* around te out Oat by ‘ddrews AMP. #026: RS ASLDs Star ofices ANTED TAT, ONCE-FIFTY GALLONS | OF W ie. Address OAKLAND FAKM DAIRY ‘ANTED-—THREE GOO rans the cit, at 445 Tbs ANTED—A GOOD Hee WHO WILL WASH and Iron, Heference. 1126 10th st. nw. ne26-2t° Ww ANTED—THREE Gitte Workers, Apply at 1 2d and ¥ sta. n.w y ANTED—ON ‘PLA ORs ‘OF W itt Distsictot Columblas Address, statcug prc A.b.D., Star office, ae WANTED DEES Muue, WASHIN: patented, enables e' CaxV ASSES TO OAK: table business. Call yo'clock, pam. #€26.2t" ahs and from ry One to Ot Gurments readily anid accurately. “TRON See Eee | ie ona are ihuuuediaiely placed in 7th st. D.W. se26-2¢ eurh ood wages. ED—& GOOD PIANO TUMER AND GEN-| Cutters apply at the sgl Pee ibihst nw ¢ mat and W 'hl epatrct Answer WeyHae, Fefgrences, and | Buntea Lh cents, wee salary expected. Address bo ofice. aos Ww "ASI ED- BEFORE Ls LEA AVING ON A TRIP TAKE NTED — DU: “BIEL ENT BU. ‘out ay Accident Fo.icy in the Uni Wat eatucted by ie Women, | mutual aes tion $5,000 at ath inte and ooloned, for alt kinds? Gomes labor, erty pez week indemnity Coste @15 ber year. Bnd sistog, with refereuces. Kemoved to 709 Lat o.w. | Lin, Geul. Agt, Gand 10 Burche 8e26-61 Wie ite! EDUCATED SETTLED WOMAN ref » 1744 Ka NEED AW ENEBGETIO YOUNG MAN Wii0 Tide se yell Clark? CHARLES CLAMS, 511 ANTED—SIx 414 th at. now, ‘ED—PAPER MA‘ pag Apply to A. WiLLNER, 1431 Pst. nw, se25-3t* Wire ities FURNITURE UPHOL- stered, Mattresses Made Over; Work Done ins Neat aud Substantial Manner) new work solicited: satinfaction guaran C. NELSON, 1223 G nw. W ANTED—H. BAUM PAYS THE HIG: Prices for Second-hand Furniture, Feathers. Entire Housebolds » 219 7th at. 9. ve2 1 WwW aNTED VERYBODY SUNFERING FROM Smoky Coluneys to know that I guarantee to Care Thain ox No Pat Lequired ; Ranges, Furnaces and wie to Heat of Novy. W. L. DANII, ferences required. Apply, at EST CASH id io Was A AND a ae thie Itotall Grocery eves in Washington. Apply wy. Vania ave., Baltimore, -6in -NO. 1 COAT HANDS AT E Rend. ol miles heed city pd @10 per mo. address or inquire BK LAE: FERLY. Hay Scales, cor. 10th st. and La. ave., city Wiiiee. i hte Soll ome oa ei ine Tie 1710 Pa. pomp ee i ee12-Im W iiilee Snes j. & BRE BRENNED, 6 S400 ST. NW. Ie » and jovbine. | ie ym HOTELS, COOKS, on, Store-roem Girls, ADNTED—AN EFFICIENT (taba! a Ad et Woman to do General Mousework. References required. Address fiv ae we 'TED—HOUSE! Furniture, Store Fizt description: algo gntine ices. Hookng. Spoutin, ber ni emcee nesta pon tied im OLD FURNITURE, OFFIGE oo) ie vptaoks. ot lat | alo Joussboid reas CARLTON, 636 4-4t* ANTED — A ‘sone Yard Genk, tor Boge Sew Mill; ine hy address TED — EF aE Brune Appuieal Ky nw ction al V ANTED—TO DUY—GOOD SECOND-HAND GEN- tlemen's Clothes, Guns, Pisto! highest cash, price is paid, he aor oer my 17-51' V 7 ANTED—TRY EST BEST 200, pant cooking, 15c. Warranted not to get strove (i butter) for one am or money funded. ‘Cotton Seed Koes ‘irther than Hog’ THOROUGHLY COMPETENT stome work from ze, AN, WOMA) Come early. 7114 se21-6¢ ANTED—IT STANDS ATT. Caligraph Writ HEAD. awa i. ar 17-1m* we) |, Mat- _ WANTED -—SITUATIONS, ed, and Moths De- iS, 1402 Pa.av. Telephone 1008-2 V ANTED-SITUATION A¥ CHAPERON OR GOV- erness by 8 Middle-aged German, competent in teaching min sie, German, Prebch, kuglish, Italian ; first-class references, M.Q., Star office, STOCKS, BOX 2027-8" ht and sold. M ANTED-BY A BOY UNBTEEN YEARS OF Ufs CUNNINGHAM, . ‘ege) s Bisuation in corner 15th wud tore, to learn or addi “pholste oe Pace zt PRESTON Hide SRO. 150 Tete ot VESTMENT. ~ QUIET, STEADY YOUNG PAYABLE CARTERLE Wane? Mex, headin te eo peivoe te fama $100 TO 91,000, Butler; reference furniel Gay bat REMIUM ©) offic LOAN Batiers. ‘saat waML aC ry ANTED—G0 TO DICKY sige Butlers Weitere, nd = aaa } AGENCY FOR 00K, ‘Coach: ousework, $18 jeamsbip agent. NO LOAN ON KEAL ESTATE-WE HAVE IN Cash $30,000 to Leau on, Approved Security in sums of $500 and upward: no dela ae 3 F st. n.w. ‘COOMBE, W261 ANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED |W HITE wstFous, 8 Situation use Work in a Private Family, Call on ad ‘Hat. nw. ANTED—BY EXPERIENCED FIREMAN, 75 uation. Address C.id., Star office, gist iam a You W SH & ainrsd STATE— AL E 00 at 6 per cent; com- Seon Ne oth aud i ONT THPEOTE $10,000, $4,000 and mission 2 percent, GEO. ots. se20-lm yf ONE Te TO LOAN IN LARGE 'D SMALL SUMS. y on spproved real estate Cy ade ato and 6 per as Seawstress aud to Aw eZ. Wt Wan Housewor! new. -ANTED BY A YOUNG * OMAR, 601 SITUATION le Petetreas cee city Teferauces, A Hite 10th si ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED aL ‘ks ‘No washing or ironing. cont SS sesamin 4 IPOLD, tters and c AQ LOAN AE LOWEST Baty i Mor yore, RAP RA Estate Security. ‘as Agents of the United Security ta Uranes Go. of ‘Phitaselphia, f &% Chainbermaid or to-do Livist | surance ‘gesatien sts to” run Sy e 1604 Louies. W changed. invalid ; ms & pak Staats ‘Kesteurants, gen et 1110 tne no. ANTED-BY A LADY OF EXPERIENC: Satin ag Goveruese or Copyist Address M. ville, Loudoun county, A map com! ee atl OF aaa aud Gor or Private Papin, “Apply Lie toe at ww _sebrse ANTED—bY tion as Housekeeper for ucumbrauces. oF. galore, Paste: Ped Keteren ‘ox MX: TO LOAN IN ean eat SUIT, ATS AND 138 A., care Postinaster Furcell- ‘e. 6 al estate per HANK T. CAWLIN _se17-3 ONEX TO LOAN ‘Cn Approved Neal Estate Columbia, in any sums desi terest, HOS. $85,000 2k 000 se12-1m $300, 22 5008 toan on Feal Governe: & WIbO' peidower oF to Gare tor ae eee ys oe lina’ lerenc TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE SE curity i suis to ey BL a sama ae Pennsylvania ave. 0 $1,000, oot 00, EUALIONS ae wetlen, tie ‘Seumstresses, St Wa ANTE (oma ry youn? GIRL, jaitress in Can furuish ‘two daysat ANTED—BY A BY A YOUNG be orter inne Grocery Store Lo st rate “ye ts y. *seld-1m pena ee ONEY TO LOAN AT FIVE PER a proved Real Estate Sec fe TYLER “hy 1s-d* OBEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTA’ est rates of interest. BuaLe © MARS, 184 st nw. nga thee ld ‘& private family. privat iy. se26-20* LOBED MAN OF 2 or Heutaurant, ‘aiasers reference i 86th st. v. wt ANTED—BY A nag ge Wae Woman, Position ‘Beams' iow; best 8026-30" 7 ANTED—A POSITION COMPANION OR TO pik: ‘Tech Suiail Children aud of ae ily a ecmeta AN a2 Lao eS ESTATE SECUR- f ee Mayen Re bS otumnhin a Address gaia ‘Star office. Jor W. LINKIN 19th and H sts, = NK! 613 15TH sT. LOANS AND DISCOUNTS A SPECIALTY. sell 1-3m_ R™= & CO., BA! ‘Assist with ferine. a wich, Prince ‘Witiem 2. . WH a DRESS MAKER yment ont in Fi First-c! wont ae CAUCASL INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS. et hand ste m.w.,50z100. Per ts and core iat ate ful location, Fok FEST? (244) 16th at. bet. L aud 2 Second story Hoe er dow sa fa FURNISHED ieabed eh troy £27 Gat. nw, facing Pens cae ws Scere ‘att ight b aor F i for 01 ing, with gas and water, gua KR RENT — TWO Se UNFURNISHED Rooms (central); separate if desired. M.N., Star office. 882% io SOR 8. iN, MAL " ad Foksate-one yeast cours in cox s Pennsylvania ave sud 19th st. 5. z. Fei sor} Domus PIANO, F FLL a * e30. eh Stade Rang Seg Bi a a NO. 1 MILE hot . Cane seat Boron Sat office, Lah Sneed Shen retreats convenient to. Gross ceraana tegen would rete N00) 12th oe wench 40x05.1, Per | af 103 0 Re: ~cuimsod Ee aaa LAAE | og pantheon ne, | Eira She aE See aew aad festciae in every vartic’ | ty euch io o% i G's aL ry ste nw, 17) oe sate aT PRIVAT TE SALE “ELEGANT x= small private tauily. 441? nee cand Mists nrc, 15 Lote 16x80 each, | aimee toe Sun to pew; bait alte’ “brvaie Stabe | rear 1301 Kast. nw. | ROR, Sale Skane CHANCE-EX! ton, Rearly new, ai Se ne bet. 2d and 3d and I Kn oan oy 2A hate, 1GxS 7. Teach. Per ey ern (335) Meridian Hill, jornia ave., block 10. ua. Kats. ow FB preterred. Secoud-story Frout and if 26-e* hue Bay Horse, suited for fam: or country Fa: RENT—TWO OR THREE UNF@RNISHED "ih Tate Eand Ky.av.ne., 26,000 saft.at30c. | Use; must sell’ Apply stable, L600 Lath et aoe ste fail ode floor: bath, oye — vie Allot ‘uate, bet Ga. ave, and Bidih and | 26-3" te 8.0. YOR SALI ENT: = SSeS A oppo rate atc tt, | PA Snes ES SEE JOR RE! TLEME! x hed “Ode Ishe: 7 1 to7.bI’k 10. Persg. foot, Go. OR SALE—A FIng en | $37; 7pibE | Foe Loi’ Vermentave eee as seat ‘6-3t B. H. WARNER & CO, 916 Fat. nw. Brad Extension Table aud Chairs, _* iy Sth st, {OH RE. FURNISHED ROOMS aT 7 0x SALECORNER LOT, N.W., FRONLING ON | oe eae single oF eu suite, “Apply to ws Fe thyoe structs. 16-1 front'by average depth of 60 SALE SEV ERAL_ EXTRA Fi ee, rhosil im it, Price @1.20 aud Springer, For particule: iw p LUGENBECL, por Sok VIDNON & DAVIDSON see ENS, Star ufice, FOR RENT 1423 STH ST. ae FUR-| se26-30" OB SALE—$2 ied Room 0 AP op ba —————— —$2, 000 pVASHINGTON clr 6 gendeenes aud wite = ra wentiemen; location de- Fe SALE—5 NICE LITTLE 1 ie Tica x Light Bonds, 40 sbsres Washington aud Sirable; near three lines of cars. te iene scorner. Northwest—houses builton these | town HK. 1 bull See Sener, 50 ahares Marl ee. Woke » Pure Fuasjeuey aD For tail particulars apply to | CUNNINGHAM. Toth e502 aca. Paty ir 4.7. they {OR SALE—ONE SADDLE AND D DRIVING on 2e26-3t' se25-3t Fat | Fore Cheep Wore Die BSR P Greedy Foun 10K REXT—TWO ROOMS. THIRD FLOOR; ONE Fee One tide eddie Sone cel wate a oa = At uufurnished: uo housekeeyiug: West End; cars soit . | On le, uearly new above wu ities the dcor: Hoard or only Preakiast if ‘desired. B2.trbe tes. Lenore vo nag 26th a, | ctneacrifice. 110 1deer we Srey reas CARI Lot on north side of suitabie for four fine ho st near 16th st., 82100, JOR SALE—ENCY OPEDIAS-SUBECHIBE F OR RENT—TO RESPONSI SIBLE CATERER OR uses. ow for the best: 3,000 coy Ser TO eee Tom, Kischeay wey ed agai on Q st near 17th st., 206x100, at $2.75 per | 3. eS 7 Saeeneene sing echo weed Set Rooms, best location northwest for ers: postal for epechiuen pages aud further part t = 2 15th st., north of Massachusetts ave., 28 | Pus: ic ss] 2g oe tae im board. Address M.. Bar | reef front; ne wanie poral 105 87000 yoo = ee Fu, RENT-10 ADULTS_VERY DESIRABLE | _se25-st 1338 F at. Rooms, Furnished or Unfurnished, at 6: ete OR § ‘A VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING Tot near Capitol, .¢., on which two or three houses Fue <NIGELY FURNISHED SECONDAND | cant Dent Gazit tage heap at the firyirs offered. hird-Btory ‘osine, tee wate folding Deda; no | “se25-3t* PRANE STRONG, 1421 G st. a or ee southern exposure. and bate. nw, fall Koo to wentle, 23 Idan 22.6295, $2.40. 2 near 15th st., 2210x103. 62. Naear ists _tbx6 —weehes BE RLN Ser oy eine MONTH. PAR PARLOK BED ee oes aE: ve. a: =e $1 ie a and en; completely «OI ear N. 24 y = irate inch Uedding, table linen china aud | _scvi-at' HUST & ie) ERFORD, 624 144 st_ t Ok, SALE Ok EXCHANGE BARGAINS BAR tilver. Call after ‘w aa Ret joree Blankets, Wh inten Lay Babes, Horse Biaukets, ipa, and ‘OR SALE—TWO LOTS ON YALE, STREET, cO- pom ely Be Frias Heights, ata reduced pri b within atey days. “Apply to" “HILL'S WSouNstON, sel Dba Sve. LW. Fo: Re a SPECIAL BARGAINS 4 feet front ou Conn, ave... bet. K and 8, 92 feet tee to alle; fine house. Lot 2 Brghopye, bon Ze, 9, 184 by 8 18. seek from ty 140 di neetee =e BE. aoe hy Fe Rb: 1% FEET ON 3D ST, 2 gro +a e'e0 por snunidt roan” ri ior jor Soe 9 “6 J GANT LOT AT COR. OF COLL Fans SALES gat Ora some very teadjoiel tug at polesate price. ene Lote and water, sewer Lear by, mide roetgees Fos sore aw. = eal 7 Fe, SALE—A ont Maree FRONTAGE 109 fast on 0 atreat north {: oe tan Dorees buried tn th rains, “o. mfa iy Observe the Soneatar aaa Scneeguisnt expense so suxicty of Duilderg to secure good, foundations, in PALL portions of the nor To fully apprec sine Fost Tits Citas of property. ‘itis “such property! as this | 2 Bick of Pianos, and we wawe ee ae sith m he city fiat or the Veautifal bil eouutry ade lowing Bricey for ax dave, Square, 176. joining that can scarce attention of : rualy hasers. C. A. A MCEUER. 12 MSOF ot sell Tot | Seimway Suusre, $1) Se ete iE 2th at. between G and H eta : ales two OO test 11th st. be streets, CHAS, 2 e621-10t ORRENT—1002 0; on . N. ed Rooms on second guitabie for two or three gentleme: line passes the door, om RENT—1720 H ST. N.W,, LARGE OON- ‘becting Rooms furnished en ‘suite, first and sec- ond figors: house use private and handsomely Jocated: nee BS ub, War aud Navy department Be) Lerualia Also, Carriages of secoud:band, for Hire Sr Sale, GEYER, Prop., New York Carriage and itory, e720 Pa. ave. 1c HAMBERS BRICK MACH ler cumpiet ar ry te ie ap ely SOR SALE—A PAIR OF WELL MATCHED, Fiiat Bred Chestnut aon 16 bavds ugh: 1,150 pounds; tboroug tu - ‘Bue plac mare, Rood bun ‘iatees 2 yeare old: Arp ftsOROUGHTCRSEL Pos Palas, Pee yo fiivoRoUGH county, V aise Sate-stiio babaal BARGAINS FOR BEG! N a partect. Fons yt nice npn Poy Hetecery, Bape ers © Sawyer's ‘ou 4 Rowe 153 331 ath stable wee COL SST Pet ke OR] ERT_COMMUNICATING ROOMS, SOUTH ann ay forniaied a4 parlor and bed room: bath on convenient location: in family of two: breakfast i at if dealred T4518 Lo 26-3t* A | PORRE 920 NEW YORE iE} 7 rnished Parlor and Bed Room, first fi on second fivor, Parlor ard Bed Boga, eults suitable for M. C. ‘Two Bed Kooms,well bested JOR RENT—ROOMS, NTING | ae ELL a inbed as par. i room s and suitable for ladies or gentiemen in office; reierences; 13 to York ave, OR RENT— Rage Lorgpoemne Second-floor Front Room; hat, was, care of room; rept z 11th st. nw, iro, PRE UNFURNISHED per mouth in sdvance, COM! (pia FURNISHED id lighted; also Inents 5 cash and some stool aud cover m9, OK SALE—WE MUST RAVE 026-31" one usarly Bere ears HUGO wolicH & 00 Piao and Gage U ao Tht aw [JOR SALE—A CHICKERING SQUARE FaKo al @ sacrifice; ouly @+5. . PFELFFER & CONLIFF, PA itaec ne, inthe house; no: housekeeping; ref st. Dw. FR RENT—UNFURNIGHED-THE ENTIRE = Floor of s new bo —— of two lary iunicating rooms geal uall cbambe ber, af sfcewiy papel visse ad it $20. _91t os 1420 CORDOE ANS STN. aw. Communicating Booms. heat xi ges guitable for ladies or geutiemen depertinenta; third floor; convenient to care and herdica, References required, 25-38 FORRE —TWO Ri "ARTLY FURNISHED for Housekeeping, month in sdyanoe, 808 East Capitol at. JOR RENT—UNFURN. 5 sALE-¥ ERY / DPSIRABLE 1 PROPERTY ON Bast “oS ‘ln par) great many Seldom wo prortunities for it ventinent. A unities for investment feet of ae for a little money. Buyers as wie ‘OR REN sel4-1m Furnis! JOR SALE—SPECIAL BARGAINS, 00M! ~ 6. Easirte tyr 1eZ5 FLOR SALE—YOUNG PaRnors, MOOKI FE Senses, Pesearinen Acusriue, ————ee pratt’s Dog pos FF, SALE—SOUTHEAST. AY. CORNER 13TH | Cstulog: ie SCHMID Bird JOR RENT—009 | 5 =r. NW. O¥e Fouisnap | F°Sd 12th et. EF ‘and Two Unfurnished Rooms 3d floor aud south Da: 7 £& 6 inches on 13th. 14. om Poy s NE. ef 13th and D ‘185 ft. on 13th and 21 {OR SALE—SCHOOL BOOKS. naod ete AND SHED ¥ ft on Sy erties bear Pennayivanis end ene Rete tudes bpugh 3yert sold ry fe ow Roo . ‘also 3 rae ee tucky oven om Q improvements: 7 st., 12: story: terms moderate, 1820 15th st. meee, OAs. 5. McEUE 1420 F st. nw. ee OR SALE CARRIAGES, “rasons. nD ees y ENT—ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE | J{OR SALE—NORTHEAST—136 FEET. FRONT ON SMe fe PRs ee ee ciy-furuaued | M’ ath et bear ii; tossouable pike. Ai Als G2 feet front | S285 M street, Georgetown, Ow Rooms in the city. new house (south ont, sodery modern | ob 2d st, Gear H wi, Mew ES TNE low fig JOR SALE — CARRIAGES: BEST aaa conveniences, Invest sagitary plum! EU F lnepest ese: south block “trem ia "Pratiklin park ng stall ch chitdcen taken; | _se21-10t 14N0F wi ei, Rew dork, SEW ca E"aND “0 w out the = GAL _ORTRASE CAGE <p stot ren wd reatired "1817 Rak tw. wei. o See ee aoe EET FROUE. Sas itkrQhI Oki. . bee 10h yee FR \ PLEASANT ROOMS. INQUIRE or building pur poses, CHAS. A. “McEEES, WOR GALE = “QTE” GAS ENGINE ux Tid iow Yack ove sez 1-1 FOs Sate TEE “OTTO ; JOR RENT—BEAUTIFUL ROOMS, ANGLE 9 JOR § SALE SOUTHEAST —aENTUCRY VERGE bo Juss uf time we banding of fuel Send ‘for circular en quite, in private family ; furniséd: I frontages: very venue now and list D. BALLAUP, ag't, 73, 7ta st wl2-ar coruer house, south end east frout; open er graded ; qguek money nu these Jots ‘to inv —___~ erences requi! 10: Ket. uw. sez] CHAS. A. McEUEN, 1420 Fst. nw. __LOST 4 AND FOUND. or na Ta RAN DBUMELY Sait season OK SALE-NORTHEAST—1 VERY DESIRABLE = — le 0 jor gual neason. Fe 5 Cine "THE LIVINGSTON, 1908 19th a perk au the cash) cae: 2 tes ee BETWEEN BOSTON HousE (USER. — Ly purse with several “Finder can keep 9% R RENT—UNFURNISHED | aaa TOR LIGHT round ms East Capitol st. west of the Park selling {orrewun of bar to 1530 Sou st, Georgetown. ac ousekeching, aw. cor, Stand Eta a at 91.80 to 61-50 per square foot, and in the samue lo- = iuctuding 15 per suite : cglity on Massachuset Carolina sveq. at | he eee age eka! 4, LAD’ pare eet anty ‘on prea! we: tee $1.40 per ‘fstuare foot. Now is the time to buy Brocede Bas cos atest wit - efore the price isadvanced. CHAS. A. Mort aswell sum of money somet FOE, RENT-FURNISHED—2 ROOMS ON 5 will vec ond floor, with bath itto 2110" Masauchusette 8 h sue and heat, Sgqucntng 15 tp 2 ve. te family. : SALE —aT “A” BanaarN—ONE Or THE JOR RENT — neva FURNISHED —A Pate eaten Coens Late te Mowst Bie I oxt—ON SEPT. 26, 4, PAIR, OF GOLD ny Suite of Rooub ou Second Floor; slay oue on third | SigP Ui ob dbree streets; sttructv dings: | A sGinasen table re ue oor; transient oF ‘permanent if desired, "Ii on PE aeeeace, fice, WUE seek. done ze se18-9t 920 F st. uw POINT! WN Lee WHITE 1 TE PC Fz RENT—A LADY OWNING HER BOUSE, Y a‘ Po ae JOR SALE—UPON EASY TERMS—A DESIRABLE | hui sen ear eo ate brea eal to | Cicer Earn toch ceed way ee n0-O8 Ti a AP _ “yb BY hs 7 = elegantly furnished throughouteand Brsteioes | _eis-Ut 920 Fetnw. te Suitable for) aubors, Repator o Foren 3 Sinise miatee om Peg nndiy, Une s Angee Be ae References “Address Pi BRASIL. 150, Ibouse and lot eale starts cna AISHED OR U3 TSFRN SHE} sit Fic Connecting hooma std Beane | Fo ‘OR SALE LOT 20360, NEAR aa COUNTRY REAL _ ESTATE. 708 T5thet- nw. weleim $.609. 7 FS, 2 single os eo guile with tw clase — oo. lathae “ani sel! mies { dP fah New of tee EP eT | ° 6 eae oman 5 JOR RENT VERY DESIRABLE OFFICE noOMS | 7 Eee POND W. WALKER, 10008 SY augue FOR RENT—FLATS. Fat at oie ob nore om rr aa beat sud light, naire si BAUG STOKE, Soe her Sd ste ve ant Doe FOR RENT_OFFICES. mnt to cars | to aenest {OR SALE-ORLY, Laan reserve. sre ait ines B. CON EN er TY. WiTsin 1415 F ot. Ascwey sil: Wanted ee % ‘6..0UU) ina beautiful 3 ducer —o Se org 010-1 REAL His ily Draper Week, o* | NO a Ex TO LOAN x, Waa ergiare gee Bas Address ALBERT. Im’ 920 F Cy 1 a To toy, ee sung TO SUIT. pa iN, NEWMAN 5 BOO Moxex TU LOAN c EAL Es Estatz atLownst ise x se3-3m_ rox eS OR APPROW ones security in the District; ar F st. nw. as a EY rs ence: Coo! Chambermaid ; __ Address 111 pithy a.W. SSeces eee Ms Wee a (Hougekeaper or ar Saucy awe mae oat a sand Seater aan es SE BE Maz. aga aera ‘OR ATE On Tings. 308 7th st. n.w. sage Ra ES a. Heb Dour Feta iron te ur 934 F ed ore 2 ae aan LON Ora alist “bee rian