Evening Star Newspaper, October 1, 1889, Page 2

SOCIAL + MATTERS, What Is Going op > Amon; Well-Known People—Persoqal Mention. The Japanese minister and Madame Mutsu and Miss Mutsu are back in the city from Water Gap, Pa., and are enjoying the improve- mente at the legation of N street. Minister Mutsa bug dot been blessed with his usual good bealth this summer and has not yet recovered his strength. Baron Vou Zedtwitz, who was first secretary of the German le; ation here for several years, and whois now German minister to Mexico, spent a portion of the summer ia Europe. He —_ poneatey returned to this country and will be Mra. Whitney's guest at the afternoon re- ception she will give tomorrow at Leuox in honor of Mrs. Cleveland and Mrs. Endicott. Mrs. Potts and Miss May Potts have returned from summering at lesmere, Pa. They They eek some time with frieuds at Devon. jon of their own house op the cane vor 19th streets today, where they will be for the winter, Rev. and Mrs. Geo, Van Wyck are back from the Adirondacks, where they were all summer, and are ig their own home, No. 160] New Hamp- Sbire avenue, Mrs. Van Wyck isin mourning for the death of ber sister. Mrs. Spinola, who is traveling in Europe with = Whitford, left Berlin last week and is now in Spain. Mr. and Mrs. Horatio King are back in the gt from their summer place at West Newton, Mrs. W. H. Parker, wife of Lieut. Parker of the uavy, has moved into her new apartments st No. 2020 G street. Mr, Theodore Roosevelt has taken the house of bis aunt, Mrs. Elliot, on Jefferson place, for the winver, and will bring the rest of the tamily here to reside. Miss Ida Roff, who has been spending the sammer at her home in Mason county, Ky., has returned to the city for the winter season. Mrs. Dr. Bullock and Mr. T. W. Bullock, her son, have returned to their home on New York avenue from summering at Saratoga Springs and the seaside. Miss Emma Jean Wilson has returned to the city from Mohonk Lake, where she spent the late season. She is at present the guest of Mrs. Kem. Mr. Chang Yen Hoon of the Chinese legation, accompanied by Mr. Shu, Mr. Liang and his brother left the city yesterday after making their formal farewells, aud will sail for Europe tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Kane will be pleased to see their friends at their home, 1107 New pshire avenue northwest. The Potomac woman's relief corps will give a reception this evening at G. A. K. hall to Mrs, A. 8. Odell, who has just returned from Mil- Waukee. Mr. John Sherman, formerly a well-known resident of Washington and now of San Diego, Cal., is visiting irieuds in this city ior o tew days. Mr. J. E. Lenman has returned from Colonial Beuch after an absence of tive months, Miss Bliss Hinds, assisted by Miss Conlter and Miss Lucile Colby, received and euter- tained her little friends at a birthday purty at her father’s apartments, 1327 F strect north- West, Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs, H. Bb. Moulton have issued in- Vitations for au at home this eveuing from 8 to ii, at Hotel Fredonia, on H street between 13th and Iéth streets, in celebration of their silver wedding. Miss Rafferty is in New York for a few days. Mr. Simon Wolf bas gone to Atlanta, Ga., to be gone a week. Mra. J. W. Robertson has returned to Wash- ington from Virginia, where she has been spending the summer. and is visiting her — #t 2003 O street before returning to her ome 1 Chicago. Miss Addie Cora Reed, prima donna, is visit- ing Mrs. L. F. Keleher at 920 BR street. Lieut. Beall of the signal corps and wife have left for their new home at Chicago, II. Lieut. Beall has been on duty in this city for over ten years, Miss Louise Gibney and Mr. H. B. Smith were married yesterday afternoon at the rec- tory of the Asceusion church. Rev. Dr. Elliott otticiated. There were present only the family of the bride aud a few of the groom's friends. The brides preseuts were numerous, some of them strikingly beautiful. Amoug them was a pair of diamond ear pendants—the gift of the Sroom. At2:30 Mr. and Mrs. Suith left.on an easteru-bound train for an extended tour throughout the east and west. They will be Bone several weeks. Secretary Windom has not yet moved into the house which he has leased ou Massachusetts ayenue. It is, however, being put in readiness for occupancy as quickly as possible, and Mrs. Windom bas been in the city for a few days supermtending the work. She willreturn later in the season, and be accompanied by the Misses Windom. First Lieut. J. F. Moses, of the marine corps. ou duty at the Washington navy yard, and Miss Marie Raum, dwughter of Gen. Green B. Raum. will be married In this city October 28. Owing toa recent death in Gen. Kaum’s family the wedding will be very quiet. _ THE PALAIS ROYAL OPENING. ‘The Great Bazar Filled With a Myriad of Attractions, A magnificent series of store rooms hung with beautiful fabrics of all descriptions, deco- Fated with choice specimens of human inge- nuity, and attractive as artiste can make it; an innumerable host of bargains and a countless multitude of eager purchasers. That’s the Palais Royal opening today. Each of the many de- partments is fully stocked, but some few of them are so beautiful and so novel as to deserve especial mention. Very fine is the display of furs, aud the purchaser's pocket book can easily be suited. The old-fashioned mink is once more to the front and, in company with it, are trimmings of Angora and Astrakan, The array of jewelry is a glittering success, the newest stples having a great deal of tinted ename! in their makeup. Curefully-tinished reproductions of the miniature work of the past century also bid high for popular favor. Some of the choicest specimens are imported. Leather goods, arranged as they are, could not be otherwise than attractive and the low, plainly: -marked prices render doubly so, The ndkerchief display extends the entire length of the store and divides the honors with grace- fully-draped laces. Of gloves—the Pualais Royal specialty—there is an immense stock, in which may be found, without much geeking, ——— sizes, styles and colors. toilet — there seems to be no end and ax range of usefulness is without limit, tooth brushes, soaps and perfumes, however, seem- ~~ be the staples. ially proud is Mr. Lisner of his dress They are of all the latest varieties in xture and color—soft, indefinite tints seeming to be the rule. Thousands of feet of shelvin, are loaded down with reddish-browns an reenish-blues and other neutral shades. Van- ke trimmings of the least or most expensive ter are plentiful. ie Your money — take your choice, Vandyke dress fronts and crotchet buttons are the correct things =a Royal is prepared for the rus! No rainbow has a greater number of hues than the ribbon display. A ‘hundred tints are tastéfully grouped over the ribbon counter and the counter itself is hidden beneath a wealth of Fich colors in satin-faced velvet beauty. Infants’ outfits make a pretty eer Every- thing the little ones want and a —— — don’t want (if they were Sccenned had at almost any price. In ladies’ = there are a few striking — The loose front and the vest front al plush look as though they might be Po} polar, while the immense stock of paletots | wraps of ali descriptions must afford satis- => those who can afford to be warm dur- the coming winter. the lower floor, near the main entrance to the great stors, are the men’s goods—a com- e a. ‘These articles are near the door, the management discovered that the average man would notrunthe gauntlet of three or four score sparkling female optics while he was in search of the things which he deemed necessary to his comfort. As things are now arranged the poor bashful man can buy s collar or scarf or an umbrella (with the iatter of which he is given a year's guar- antee against splitting) and skip out before a girl can look at him twice. Some people never can bring themselves to ‘understand why a man should sell goods S| at commencement of the does at the close; they do not alee the value of advertising. The Palais — isa — good business methods <n lish has failed to pay up ee eating Pe breweries. bar boo fever appears at Erie, Pa. An exploding boiler at New York, ae Fireman Barues to pieces and took Five hundred men will be ainda the debris at Johustown for ten days longer. THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, THE NEW AVENUE PAVEMEN Capt. Symons Says the the North Side Will be Finished in Time fof the Parade. “The avenue will not be entirely completed in time for the Knights Templar parade,” said Capt. Symons to a Sran reporter today, “I think the north side will be finished its entire width from 1st to 17th street, and I have strong hopes that the south side will be in condition at least from 7th to 15th and from 15th to 17th street. The intermediate section of 15th street from Pennsylvania avenue to New York avenue will not be completed. This street was left intact as we found the Barber company could not compRte itin season, This was due to the fact that the specifications governing the construction of the street provided that the pavement should be laid on a hydraulic cement concrete base, and as it would require some days for the concrete to set we concluded it would be good policy to let it goover. I think special praise is due to the railroad com- pany for the expedition with which they have completed their share of the work. Messrs. Cranford & Co, also deserve a great amount of credit. The class of pavement already laid shows great care in its construction and } prom- ises to outwear any pavement heretofore laid in the District.” ——>___ THE STEAM WHISTLES. An Order Will Probably be Issued Against Sounding Them in the City. The opinion of Attorney Riddle, in which he held that itwas s penal offense to sound a steam whistle on any avenue, street, alley, highway, footway, parking or public space in the District, has heretofore been printed in Tux Sran. The opinion has caused a great deal of comment, and the Commissioners have been urged in several communications from itizens to issue an order based on the atter- ney’s opinion. It will be remembered that Attorney Riddle suggested at the time that it might be well to issue notice that section 1, article 9 of the police regulations would be en- forced against all railroad companies. It is as follows: io bell, gong, horn, whistle, drum or other noise-making article, instrument or device, when in the ds of any person or attached to any animal,vebicle or apparatus,shall be struck or sounded in any of the places mentioned in section 1 of article 8 of these regulations for any purpose whatsoever, with the exception of the sounding of bells or gongs upon sleighs Or other vehicles on runners, and the vehicles and apparatus of the police and fire depart-| M ment.” it was under this section that Attorney Rid- die based his opinion and recommended that notice be given of its strict enforcement. The Commissioners, realizing the importance of the cuse, have decided to look thoroughly into the matter in board session. It is understood that an order based on the attorney's opinion will shortly be issued. —— Public Amusements. Axpavon’s Granp Orgra Hovse.—Mr. Lewis Morrison's new production of ‘Faust” which ; Was seen at Albaugh’s last night for the first time in this city, is one which is most credit- able to him as au actor and anartist. The scenery is superb and the mechanical effects are intricate and in many instances thrilling. | He has given the most careful attention to the eluboration of all the details of spectacular effect, and the result was that each separate scene was loudly applauded as it came before the view of the large audience which watched the entire performance with deep interest. All the resources of long stage experience, artistic taste, and mechanical and seientitic ingenuity have been brought to bear to make this a epgragghe ¥en The Copter scene, the duel in which Valentine is killed, the Brocken scene and the final apotheosis of Marguerite were stage pictures whose beauty has rarely been hey! peaho The story is, of course, famil- iar and the interest centers in the acting of Mephisto andMargueritte. Mr. Morrison's con- ception of the arch Send may not be exactly in harmony with that of Goethe, but itis a con- sistent and well studied effort, its pervading wickedness being relieved by a dry satanic humor which lightens up an otherwise repulsive part. Mr. Morrison's calls before the curtain were fully merited. Miss Morrison's Margue- rite is charmingly rendered, the innocense of the earlier scenes being given with effective naivete, while she exhibits sufficient emotional power in the tragic close, ‘Faust will be given every night during the week and at the Wed- nesday and Saturday matinees. Naw Nationa Taeatse.—“Later On,” cer- tainly canght on at the National last night and kept an audience which filled every portion of the house in @ continuous roar of laughter from beginning to close. It is merely @ skit, but it serves its p of amusement and fur. nishes an opportunity for some excellent sj cialty work. The piece ee with a vim and to its quick action es less than the excellence of the performers its enjoyment is attributable. Hallen and Hart are a host in themselves and wherever they are seen is also found little An- nie Lewis, whose hearty welcome last night must haye convinced her that her many friends who encouraged her as @ child-reader are highly gratified at her professional devel- opwent. She has blossomed out into acharming commedienne, She sings well and dances like @ fairy and inthe part of Panay her exuberant spirits have full vent. Numerous floral testimonials were handed to her over the footlights. The entire ay is a good one and the piece is splendidly costumed and staged. “Later On” will hold the stage during the entire week, with matinees tomorrow and on Saturday. Hanus’ Buov Tazaten.—There will be no performance at Harris’ Bijou until Thursday night, when the Cleveland-Haverly Minstrels, headed by Billy Sweatman and Billy Rice, will commence a brief sagneesent. For that en- gagement the price of orchestra chairs will be =1 and seats may now be secured at the box o Keaxay’s Wasmtvatox Turater.--Hyde's star specialty company was greeted by a large audience at Kernan’s last night, and all the different acts were loudly applaude The Clipper quartette in their burl esque “Simply iinger,” were immense, and James McAvoy, Sinclair and Favor, McIntyre and Heath, the modern Schalchi, Miss Helena Mora and Frank Howard in his sketch ‘Way down South,” were all well received, Guone Taeates.—Prof. Wilson's European specialty company presents an attractive gram at the Globe this week and the speciali ure all artistic in their several acts, ——— The Bible Soctety. The board of managers of the Washington city Bible society resumed their regular monthly meetings last evening in the parlors of the Young Men's Christian association. Grants of three Bibles and fifty Testaments each were made to the Young Men’s Christian association for work in the jail and to the Central union mission, The treasurer reported received from St. Paul's Lutheran church $22.73; dis- bursements, Patee $27; grants, $10.55; bal- ance on hand, 83. resignation of Wm. Redin Woodward was accepted. Messrs, Shields and Ballantyne were oe @ com- mittee to nominate persons to vacancies on the board till the next # annual sl meeting. | GEORGETOWN. Tae Bio Wate Mar —None of the sections ts of the 48-inch water main have yet been low- ered into the trenches recentl; be for their reception on the Conduit road in the vicinity of the distributing reservoir, but it is expected that within a few days the work of laying the —— in et that endo of the line will begin. uy Hurt By 4 Fatu.—Last night about 7:30 o'clock Mr. Horace H. B. Howes of 3411 Q street, a well known and esteemed citizen, met with a serious accident. He was on his way to see a man about some work, and when on Montgomery street, not far from the corner of Olive street, he accidently stepped into an un- protected area way and fell a distance of sev- eral feet. He was assisted home by two col- ored men. Dr. at ae called to attend him, and he foun shoulder was broken and he was otherwise badly injured, | Fixap vor Prorantry.—Charles Duvall, a ‘young white man, was in the = of the — Court this m with using profane laugusge on High erect Ho was Sned 65. CaTTLe Manxer.—The ft sales of live stock at Drovers’ ——, Ge Feported: SiTeaitle up. all sold, "Beet, ic. fs |e de. B3Ke. to 3% c.; phon Bn beth concen,’ Se in tor las shooy Temrerarcre axp Coxprtioy or WaTER at 7 A.M.—Great Falls—temperature, 62; sy eo 10. Receiving reservoir—temperature, 65; con- dition at north connection, 15; condition at house, 25; condition at ite house 36. Pa ae low at 644 p.m. —___. Parein Bas Ttalians Ponca are raising $20,000 fora i WANTED--HELP. Wire ae epee cope Ld D. C., TUESDAY. FOR RENT—ROOMS. OCTOBER 1, 1889, FOR SALE—LOTS. FOR SALE—M itn EoUs Ww* 'TED—WOMEN COOKS, $10 TO ¢: ERE £08 at LY. 1a RYhG tee are co tnngcminainites Fle tere ge BY THE MARTYN BUSTRESS Sor, ployment Bureau) rs Good Salaries. Cire sate at Collage Ballding’ 313 6th et t nw. city. V ANTED — A WHITE GIRL TO DO GEN. House Work ; t bring references snd at night, ‘Apply 1843 5 th 1° Wit A FIBST- oe SHOE MAKER FOR {Done but experienced hands ap- Ws ‘Adar ress . HOFFMAN, aw. cor, of 12th lew ork ave. n.w. 1 ‘AN ‘D—A 8° NG WHITE BOY; ONE WHO W en feath a rade” Gall at CONFROTION- ERY, 1324 14th st. eS ANTED—A YEARS QLD W ~ — + eon pet te Sas} &M. 936 at Fenner YOUNG MAN TO MAKE HIMSELF Useful in House Furnishing Store. 730 val W ANTED—WOMAN TO ASSISTIN STORE ROO} nous have sole experience. Apply at HOWARD eB aes ing mat ANTED—BY A law depertinen SEapt sa te oF 2 fn the Ofice of Some Fi itrclane sa Attorney sit th pee fioner of la Pyeeile baer 6 eae sete} tue funy meimber ofa ofa iw ita jed to remove bis Fesidence ou account of i Theatth it of Dersoual and professional referenoes fu en CeLste Address P.O. Bor St Ch 3 TER. TEN- SEES 188 cs sass rece Gal work pi ee 2 CROLEY: Oth st, a.) = oF OF O1 oe Pi W 2itustion as Chauteonanee LE COLORED GIRL, vai to Cook, Wash aud Iron for female oP f refe ehces from last place: “Address Wa, Stariofice, Te WANteD— BE TWO aH ESEROTABLE ¢ GIRLS, A ast Mw At tile isi eens 15 ANTED BY A, MIDDDE-AGED WHITE. W NG: Hampshire ave., 111, between L ana ana dé W&ANZED-AN AMERICAN LADY FORA POST fda Where Goed Tact ana Judginent are Nec on eee Apply after 9 am, ee Ww NTED—A WHITE BOY TO STRIP TOBACCO, Call tomorrow morning bet. 8 and 10. ia gt ED— WAIT AND SKIRT HANDS AT MRS. RAMS, 1922 Pennsylvania aves, grer | Bet Daw WED DEERING. A AND, SEWING ax chine Stitching done. between 14th aud Ith and ta Rand ES Wiikenpare TWO YOUNG “WOE, SITUA- Hone: one ase Cook and oue ag Cbamsverasig; | ference. Apply 614 New York ave. u.W.1t Waste ‘A POSITION a ORGANIST, VOCALA lst or Lastructor of Choir, by s new man of Berleuce with fine references, "Address omaoee . ED-A ETE JQUBNEYMAN Banga tJ. D. YS, 1738. XPERIENCED C nee wy fe luke churte of Horse and Stable an 3 kvod re wequired. “Apply after 6 p.an. at 1700 13th st, nw WwW ANTED—A JOB TY. Y kunuer. w NT 505 D st. u.w., Webster Law Building. Vv JANIED—A YOUNG MAN THAT UNDE mands the ‘Cutting of Greos Meats address & P.O. Box 1 W ANTED-GOOR RE BELIABLE CARPET LAYER. . H. HOUGHTON & CO., TYPE 5i < AND PRESS Apply to the PATENTEE PU i218 and 5 Fst. ‘ANTED—A A GERMAN GIRL TO 20 OE ERAL House Work (uo Washing). Apply 7: jee 8 W TANTED — 7 ered, £0 Wonk ae heed Teuce preferred, “ Stearn Fitters: Appiy.at 7 @in., WH OUD" 00.4 ith at. nw. JAS. BENDLEY. ‘Supt Wiittads HALF-GROWN G ORE TO NUBSE A Child One Year Old. Call W. mornii eeu 10 aud 11, basenient toon 627 New tre references. TED—AT BAUM" 3,416 ip ball ST., A ¥O A YO! he Willing to Leora, in the Gente’ ‘Ful Eaperieaces salesman in te yoods cook, Ek salewladie Gvod salary given. Store ng jersey W ANTED — WHITE AND COLORED COOK! Houseworkers, Butlers, Store and Office Boys, Nurses, Oyster Shuckers (German, Swedish aa ii forelygu help.) BUMNHAM'S, 1110'G st. uw, ‘ocl- y ANTED — AGENTS, SALARY 16 PER WEEK and commission: also Cooki arses _ Maids, pie, Ser wants for Kin serie = ds of LOYMENT OFFICE, ws (ONS WHO WISH IN :RUCTION im Vocal aud Especially Church Music free of charge, excep using in choir, call ‘at Church of the Asceusion, corner uf Mass. ave. and 1vth st. n.w., Resnentays at 8 pm. Entrance on ste Neale | V TiRTEDA 7 TRUSTWORTHY MAN FOR HOUSE Servant and Waiter; only those of czperieuec and paving «cod city referenices need apply, atte to AN eee NEAT WHITE WOMEN—ONE a4 Chambertuaid and Waitress and the other ag d to Assistin Housework, Call after Ost. mw. it D—TWO GIRLS, ONE FOR GE Work und one for Nurse; must _ha\ reference aud stay at night, Apply in store 1100} ANTED- FIRST. CLASS WAIST AND 8) Hands: those sccustumed to line work prefer Apply 1818 16thst. _ 1 ED-A YOUTH TO LEARN THE DRU mines Salary Mist year bouiual, Kofersnces, Apply cor. 1uth and K sts, new. ocl-3t WaASIED-AT KING'S PALACE, 5 YY w., cash boys aud a stout colored boy. WASMED CA FIMSE-CLASS CUITER, FITTER aud Designer in Dreswiuakiug Departuient; must bru A No. 1 reterence as to expericuce aud qualifica- Hous, NEW YORK BAZAL, 1400 14th at.u.w.0c] 7 ACTIVE PARINER . Wat go. Payiuw business; will more deuble money invested every year, "DAVIS, 814 ie is W a AL BANK UF WAS! WASTED-TEN CARPENTERS TO Sante Seats for the femplars' Couclave. Apply south of Treasury ry oud Lathes. | When parade is over faye Apex ar TINNER, AT ON for sale. PLUMLEY & Bi WaAstep—a RELIABLE, PuRaING Gl GENTLE. Iwan for# Periuauent Position; experience not pegesary: aulary @15 weekly Apply Wednesday, 10 BLL, WO Supt, 1 Wasnt DRkSS MAKER AT 216 NC NORTH ‘Cavitol st. for the rest of the week and Jong satisfactory; private fauul iT ANTED—| WITH SOME EXPERIE. iu bakery. Apply Vil Virwiute eve ED-BY A RESTECTABLE COLO Silace todo Nice Plain Cookius or Cham! iting. Call at 1614 10th st. n.w. Wat Work and + RETRDSEY A RESPECTABLE COLORED WO- man, @ Situation us Laundress or Cook; also by a Colored Girl, a Situation as Nurse or Chainbermaid. Call at 1116 K st. n.w. se30-2t° WANTED- YOUNG” MAN WITH GOOD Rog wil urn ish Good {secure for ince as collecte. & dress ANXIOUs, Star 01 sey0-2t> ‘ASTED A Senne! AGED WOMAN, A Place as Seamstress for Plain or Children's cloth- yi Mast Feferences, last place eugut years. Apply 927 ANTED- RE A eggs CO TEMPERATE AN good penman, » practical experience in book ke manager or in similar capacit ploye USE! V rivera, Meide Butiera Kite hen Hands Boll Boys, Waitresses, Oyster Shuckerer Housekoopers, Store Buys, &. BURN HAMS AITO We 'TED—BY AMERICAN WOMAN SITUATION pe Working Housekeeper for a widower where board. | No objection to children. can é y or county. Bost ot rofesaveen, Addseos Bor Star office se2d-3t* e. Wastin. eriprmis-yor WILL BE. nished Highly Recommended Clerical Applicant ‘also Well-trained Servants of any nationality at short Betis tegut charge. at the CLTY INTELLIGENCE 6 wa D—YOUNG LADY OF FI cal education, a pupil of Peabody C esis a Position as Governess where “tady of mts 2 specialty ;, highest | reference, Garess MUsre Station E, timore, Mi Be25-; “WANTED— HOUSES. Wii NTED—A LARGE, ELEGANTLY-FURNISHE! House, with all Koon attached. to rent to Fo mister. One Ui shed House in wood » then of iy for quewber of Congress, HUTCH: ULKLEY & CO., 1405 F at. nw. 5 it We TED-HOUSES FOR RENT IN_ SORT west, fron #40 to $60, for good reliable tena CARUS! ANS USI, F st. n.w. oc]. AXTED-To ae an aaa FUKNISHE! D tate prise and —FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY BY ened tenant, House from #25 to BS per eutrally locuted in northeast, HEIS! MCLERAN. 1008 F st. nw. BO2N-3E ROOMS OR WASTED-A HOUSE ‘OF SEVEN more, not less, in good location, worth $5,000; Millaave two nice houses on Capitol’ Hill under rent, gently, encuinbered, eud pay the differeace, Roox ve Want ED—TO PURCHASE | DESIRABLE of Busiuess property; price, $10,000 to # prefer 7th or F cS Address Box 17, Star ofle wh ANTE BX OR SEV! OOM BRICK ‘with, Moder, Lnproveméuts situated tu the northwene, Price frome $3,000 to $4,000. dress Box 318, Post Office. Ws ANTED—FOR Casi ‘House in the Nort! about Pri ANTED — HOUSES TO kt —1 3 large demand for Well: located Houses: owners io well to place them in my hands, urns, , WALKER, 1006 F. Wi Crete one 0 Actos Careful attention aud prow} y OM REDEORD We rH ; i Medium Sized Houses in God Local tes, Owners having such for reut or sale will Aud it to their advantage to place than in my hands. Per" sonal attention aud proupt returus guaranteed. r property placed in my hands liberally fulvertised with: ouvelarve to ee HT. LELPOLD, : | ee TO RENT—oW. promptly secure good tenants by asloamae in wy ose pers adie ie tection wiven usiness au ; = . lL area ‘THE STRICT ATT! @ (with au experience 3 15th st. new. EON “WH Is aiviug i ity Rental Depart keep our oe tenantes H po years) oot ius anabled us ‘and has left us with few uuses to offer for rent. Residents or non-residents having Furnished or Unturuished Houses or Stores Kent can have special attention to their s spterente RANE C6 them our hands. aus-3m 1407 F WANTED—ROOMS, House Work; must stay at Bouse at nigat. Riva MA’ and Iron in semall family, Inquire at esh and lron,oue os Waitress au Apply Lt gerd V yANTED — & WHITE WOMAN AS OvOK cas ANTED—A GOOD WOMAN TO DO Gi MON, Star office. Was kD—A Gi GIRL TO © TOOK Ht b30 Be 8 st. nw. W ANTED—TWO WHITE GIRLSONE TO CO Souk, maid; myst come well recommended. 15th bt. bw, soureiys tor sul family. Apply, with refer ences, to 140: LW. at We ATED i T-CLAS§ SHOE ae only those of ex perience nec apply. MANAGE Wastes GENTEEL COL‘ BTR GIRL AS AS EPAKTMENT, SAKS & COM. Chambermaid and Waitress; good Cail after 6 p.m, 1217 N st. a.w. WASZED — GOOD ME quarters, Wichit WaAnteps Goon T. hv CANT Yoo53 rah i WASREDAMMEDIATEL , ONE GOOD. WAIST aud Skirt Hand at 1804 Jat. nw. ca ANTED-SEVERKAL GOOD AGE LL Albums sad Faucy Goods, Pickures, Clocks: be for the Holidays; salary to ‘good agent ALDLUSON & CU., 1010 F at, second E y ANTED—A YOUNG LADY AS BUOK and for Office Work; hours long. Address 02 FICE WOKK, Star offic: WaASTED-AGES GTON CIY for @ new patented, easily selbing article. Good canyassers can miuke big inoney. By buying $100 of Stock exclusive right given. JOHN’ A. Wi SON, 117 Park ave. Baltimore, Md. V CLASS PASTRY COOK AT t. Vernon Seminary, 1100 M st, uw. se30-3t* WARSZED-A GOOD bomMEstIC TO eRe ALL the work in @ sinall family, Good required, 1326 126h st. n.w. ANTED HELP HOUSE, “WOME! ANTED—A FIRST- M sae ef NT — TWO, PELIGE ory Sage ee | ee Lg Py re ES | ROOM loin ners | F 2. ol -3t! pat atthe ere oe “PARKER 1410 F ot, Pipi estes? | Beton BENT-ONE od CENISHED uM ON Re ‘4th st. Dw. ae re EENT =i Ry YORK AVE. SwORGS. nished or U: aed Feriors, a Floor Fron’ or ; Rot for Basis Npered Casarn NICATIN( NG, it st nw, Fier, tis Boast mouth: re R RENT — NICELY Kot in arivate family: €40 PAR- nt Sep ie pavers & re — Fotvthe Toone sa 3 Foom, 4th floor door front: sui room and 8T. a TWO floor. with board: 1 leasant bie for several eats | oa ocl-3t* JOR RE! with ENT OSTEET. N.W.,, TWOUNFURNISHED Commun h bay window: ou location ; very Barlors: folding doors: Boor: sotthe et able. 1 | Fe, BENT-OPrOSI iE aaETON FLATS, 1504 H st. nw, fg in gr ‘Kooms ; gle gt eh multe; open-grats ye Peat if desired: ‘OR RENT—15TH ST. OPPOSITE McPHERSON juare, Elegant Rooms, furnished or unfurnis! ey oF en suite; references exchanged. Ad: ‘ON, fice. ocl-3t* —808 9TH ST, N.W. LARGE, BEAU- ENT. Fo ruil Gafurniened Boome, newly sbavered, en suite orsingle, to careful parties; at peas p lig! housel cree e i Fooms must be seep to be FRe RENT. 4 Fu RNISHED a ROOM LAT ¥ ‘OR se 7 TWO” “COMMUNICATING, cae Furnished Boon (two 8 OD pores | oor, OF communicati third floor, with or Yithout Boa hone oe Gece gtown apferences ex eh pee |. Address Mra. DUY. of Carrier 67, family with no ciuall Chil Foe RENT—ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN gan i acconunoduted with pleasant ‘Tabl Boardin Private Family at new house, = Bad e Rw. J}OR RENT—HANDSOMELY FU ot 1130 Fane ok RENTOTW 0 FLOORS OF A FOUR STORY rick Fst. = z. suitable for s di cn ilre: se. Kooms and NISHI oy a yer or Congressi jassachusetts ave. Rooms, suitable for la 12th st. n.Ww., Just above iu R RENT—NICED) or single, at til FURNISHED Boose. FSE2E RENT-IN A aie EARLY, TWO DE- good changed. Fx REN’ BseRe- te ful Communicating 24 Fi ‘Rooms, with Home Table, Sonn. sre | references ex- Star office. tt oT Soh 13TH St, 7 XW on First an nd Floors, reou square; transients W., FURNISHE! ee, with Board FY 1 RENT—FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING, FLAT of of Four Furnished ous; hest and gas; water on same floor; docation, convenieht tO most ments; Feit ‘at 00 in advance. 213 a Saag ork, 206 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, SEC- Floors and Oflice Koom first’ floor. htning Rods and Electric ae2b. oa JOR RENT — TWO UNFURNISHED MS O} ‘2a flour, with let, gus aud private bath, alse one Furnished Room, or two § aa Ls with private th, suitable for one 1303 Hi st se28-3t" 8 veating Ga han and bed room ‘or two bei with room A; Urivate faiuily of adults; references exchanged. 5 RENTSECOND-STORY niulug Hail Room and Hoos on firse, foor,, furs vith or without board. 1129 17th st nw. VOR REN H on second floor, on 9t Greve M 201 N EA INFURDISHED ROOMS. THREE andsviue, Communicating, Unfurnished | Rooms south of S. For terms ad- ud give number W., Star offic R RE D_ AND THIRD sroR' eae ed Kooms, with or without, Board’ OR 8 N.W. Froit Roum, for single gentisuians Rooms in sui class 0) ished Kooms, singly or of Ebbitt, Kiggs and W Willer Fok Rext-4y RNIBitE ED-SITTING K KOOM AND Bed Room, 1313 1 701 Dupont circle; new house ; private fami preferred; reut moderate, 211 NT—941 KS’ VERY DESIKABLE isuituble for parties wanting f epartmients; no elildren taken, sere KR KENT—1316 G ST. N.W., REN ne wear two lines of cars; in vicini wezb-3t" JOK RENT—2105 0 8T., LA! Ge FKONT ROOM, with sinall room adjuiniiiy, on 3d floor, furnished, without board. Private family; reference No children, FOE LENE LARGE FINE PARLO ONE or two Led Rooms en suite: private bath room, on Feri floor; rooms on third floor; near beg ose ae” st at. De, NOR RENT—1219 MST. N, eat and 9 + TWO FU aa Rooms ; second floor; southern exposurs urnEce ‘open grates; without bourd; uo children, {OK RENT—1021 VT, AV! square, for Gen x n wth double parlors suitable tor MG. or ent 4 er OR -TW nished or unfurnished it uccommodated., mise xf st. 2. pocety F% Ht RENT—GHAND COMMUNICATING PAR- lors, Snely furnished, in the historic resid lence of H. Bel Mo. 3540 ¥. the late ‘Thowms ton of Suitable for a member of Cor x {OR RenT—aT 1: TWO nod Rooms, one very large and tnt 8-3" JOR RENT—4: AV UNFUR- Bislied Howse; secoud door: for tigi housekeere ing ; all conveniences; uo elidren in the house sez¥-g Fo ON OcTOREg 1- 1—FOUR BEAUT Cuguriished Koons; well co apuected wit Bae ss spitable for stuall famil; 81 9U6 Oth st. now. WARZTEDSBY OCTOBER 12, CONVENIENT TO atent Olive, Room aud board for Lady ina pri- Yate family preferred (Catholic); best retereuce, a dress for oe east Star ofc Wee, cs ed eee BED nu and Board iu a private faiuily fF a faully Breet Pol ar hrm ed oflice. cierg Wis TWO LARGE | COMMUNICATING Koouu Sie peter with heat, light aud first- jase table Board, for threv adults, between 15th und PistandG aud K wrectss worn mat be aoe Address Box 6, Star vilice. ANTED—TWO PLEASANT ROOMS, A ohable rates, west of 1th st, by & Kentleiuas Nov. 1. Address Hox 46, Star office se28-3 ANTED—OCTOBER 15, TWO FURNISH: ab Ne ud Bourd for Gentleman, wo chalaeea iris 8 sud 3); temue notte exceed 79 per mouth, 8 KESIDEN's, Star olfice. W TED—OCTOBER 15, BY _ GENTLEMAN, Wife and infant, Three Nicely Furnished ‘Rooms, with second ‘four; nortiwest_ section; stute Terme end ication, P.O, Box515, _se2b-st* WANTED—LOTS. Vv TANTED-LOTS IN THF NORTHEASTER ection of the city, Detwue E abd AL 2d aud 10% ts, for immediate customers. U. A. JOMDAN. 1417 12 Lune! JOR RENT—1720 N. uecting Rooms furnished en suite, first an ond hear sell ‘Newl: lmonth; by wok er day also; loc lses Ludies’ ‘ABLE SUITES OF RU Boos Fox FOR Senators, Members aid Members of Lexat 13 V5. uve. LW. s oe FoAO RABY WirHour ished aoe te $10) ee First-c st. LW. and Genteiments h. Ww RENT "UNFURNISHED “ROOMS “aT ingle or en wuite. Appl 4 Indiana ave, 0H ST. N.W., LARGE CON- 316 fo MRS. floors; house rivi id handsor Metropelitaa ub, ‘War a aud Navy ely foe departiwen! LOR RENT—BEAUTIFUL ROOMS, SINGLE OR en suite, in private flmily ; furnished ; corner Louse, south and east frout; ‘open erences requi 70. Ki conve stn. largedouble erates: ref- 1101 Kt. nw. au = Zou" re a Ss a Fey hy, zug. i NISHE] oms, Table of super th season. ° P LIVINGSTON, 100 igth st Pe sel —LARGE, NICELY NISHED mis, single or ou suite, with, Brat cles board; Gueut to cars aud herdics, refercnces. 1410, w. US| Fox RE beautifully papered aud painted, with private la FOR RENT_OF FICES. T—TWO COMMUNICATING OFFICES, D-To BUY AT ONCE FIFTY GALLONS | tory wud closet? dest fluor: L407 at mow.s oly Mt po a ys, snee = Whur a ‘ot Milk. Call at 520 Oth st. nw. ocl-ot permonth. JO! SHEKMAN «Cc len for iene to orders bow in; 12: 7 wIOR REY a ierey <0 Gora SECOND-HAND BABY | FQOK KENT—1225 PA. AVE., BRADBURY BUILD: the past week. Appiicati in Uons prepared 711 Gin, We Address C.B.A.E., Blar oftce tee eat wo Handsome Kooms, tard floor, rent low WAS TED-A Grows OY ON MAN FoR Hou: Ww RED WOMAN or fale | - 1225 Pa. ave. Bist oe (Apply at once, with at eranone 26 ae oe Wilson a ; To <TH 3 z DSOME ERE PROOF ene SD PRO lice Room, first door “Fieuing building ;” suit- Wand Wesidog for Fania tees bate Wars cones Ae Faogios able for Banking, Keal Hate or usurauce Gtboece, ing for Fatui 5 3 Fequired. Call at 210s st, between 'S wud yin the | erty Eau ‘erat Groon Grocery Business. Ad: | s01 1m 01 * evening. z L9 = a x FI oi 7 ANTED-SEVERAL YOUNG LADIES WHO Ww HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, OFFICE dpe puee TOES Danae OF 1819 F 87 Write well. Must nave mon school edue: Burnin, Store ¥ixtures, and Furniture every | PY 1 ———_ tion ;'83.00 per week at commencement, with cbauie mh; also entire Households, stocky. of Ml Ge Rant DEGUAELEG: OFFICE ROOMS, of promotion. Address Box 164, Star office, se2h-3t* oi ‘of ull kinds, Address CARLTON, 636 & oe ind elevator survice, 1m tne L gts F ANTRD—AN EXPERIENCED GIRL TO HELP ts; also & young Girl to learn to make Vests, EK & "WOOD, Tuliors, 423 11th st n.w. We ANTED—A YOUNG LADY WHO HAS HAD EX- rience, H Huishing photographs. Apply at ' 1219 Pa, ave, Wana sagt GIRL TO COOK. WAS an Ba sinull farm) iy OF vy letter Wo Sine ik CatLEN Boidierw Home, ‘et Wiest PARTNER, COLORED OR WHITE, ‘to join s Minat seedy 8, mn the party with pte or twe bundsed dollars to iuveat 439 Pregty k he 16, & eek. coo ave., foom 16, for onere KY D&LONG. Ware DURDORES EMPLOYMENT BU- reau, conducted by ladies, Aten und Women. white and colored, for all kinds of domestic labor, city se eee with references. Removed to 709 L st. n.w. we’ fs ANTED—A LIVE MAN aoe OUTSIDE Cities, to Represeas in his s ocality. & Wh); suits Jefcteuses Senet sae ‘SUET: 88 HOUBE: Leck Bos 1010, New York. se2Sm&tu-dw Wee. iT STANDS Az, bata! HEAD,” 1HE ed Caligra) lachine, rented WAIAN’ & SON, 5 and sold mld 910 yer Pent he Ne BOS _WANTED—SITUATIONS.I got iy iimutea; sultabio for saddle V.HLN., Star offi ice, aan BORROW $1,600 ON 56 ACRES ‘of the bestland near this ‘city. payable in five equal anuual installments; terest 8 per cent: titis Perfect; uo commission. Address Box $0, Star olce wes ANTED—TO sree 50 SADDLE Bopers. ee Octover 8, SINSHEIMER & FRAN: oe roost We aan FAYS THE HIGHEST CASH “) hand: Paruline Cereals ae ms. Eaiire’ Housebolds s, apectall ty Adress iat “costs €15 pe 2 ree A yg ag YOUR HORSES AT F. a Wits Fine call and return them. Weraaere LEAVING ON A TRIP TARE ’. FL ‘Sth and F Mattresses Ape ae ae er; nolicited? cg ro tarm in Apne whsville, Md. se28-lin cine in the United year: Ny Geul, Age, Gand 10 Burehe Bids. sev4-1m ne Nelson T 1223 Gu wis NTED-AT HE. UARTERS- chi ial | fares; Seauustresss sien Wastes Coke onan nitresa, Men Wal ber tiers. SAM'L A. COOMBE, 920 Fetu.w. ocl-ot"” | La WiAXTED-G0 To Dick's AGENCY FOR COOK WV tera, itern a, andl general ote work oid 4 tise Tinst uw. Also bare peau Steamship Awen Wiidins i SITUATION BI ay A. rooxg wax | F ‘Soerioases best ‘Address KN eel -3t" Waar & YOUNG MAN. A PLACE AS Waiter in s Motel or Private F te Fal iully of to Drive brig big ees ocl-2t* ESIRES SITUATION WANTED YOUNG MAN sPESIRE ESIRES SITUATION ey 31 Ket new, ool ef ‘AP: IN PRIVAT Saray ¥ AS Wicca aad siding pitta peter a a ool-2t* * tou Wits SEY SHOTRE, ec the Peferebcas of this ety” Call BToaS hw W — er UazIOs ¥ a ee BD hat cw aaa Horses taken for the rege at cath, Wis RABLOE | FURNITURE, UPHOL- WASTED CEXERYBODY | SUFFERING FROM know that I Cure Thess os NoPay Latrobes two or ‘No Pay. W.E. DANI 1413 17th ot. nw. ae Wr eonans rl ant PASTURE AT GEN. $10 per mo. or maguire By ror aon sioaeina, aa La, ave., city. Im building, 1425 N.Y. sed-Lui iBoRe ‘ave. FOR RENT_STORES, sua st. . RENT — STORE, COR OTH AND L 4 cebu good Sepa aia for drug = 3 yusiness, -Apply to W. C. JOENSEN AS ie ath | te 3-1 F R SALE—A good location; uortheas HEN lr ti the Fight man; BUSINESS CHANCES, 1-STOCK ED DRUG STOR RE i jow ren! Price 300. “Addroas ocl-3t* SALE. ALL Batali of IN BEST Lo- ae in city ; best of for selling. e aol? Eat n.w. peed Annee, cn aihah pear beets bret rn on ne: 26 out alley. avply to GH ‘8 VOORUEES. oar & CO, BANKE: 013 15TH BT, LOANS AND DISCOUNTS A SPECIALTY, pclae ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS. te. VOR Notion Store, 7th st. b.w., @200; rent South Washington, $60: 2030-3t SALE — CONFECTIONERY, ose. AND Tent reasonable; samen 313 Ssene Store, staw.,. on. Lor rehire} hb WILL BUY A AUT Leger LL 855 res the Cheapest and United states, 0: tpn pape] rote ened AES 1330 ‘th st, near ‘uarher, Poa egy Sa ay aaa HAND- Waxes 75, SRENNED, G10 0 BE NW. is | House, now filed ‘gelatine selling Biove Bilve: are chine ey “aie ity; Wes sate, Goceting.: paosbine ‘going abroad. Box 133, Star office, aid Nepalring doug with Paes ee ES : az ANTED—TORUY aur got DRDO ANY OSE DESIRING SAFE, TH VENTMENTS 1 seat cual Cash, price it pe ache Hoke oF OUI OUNSING “ ‘hyit-Daa Ait. 3 Pasa aise. ; WwW eer SS BEST BUTTERINE | —Moey to loan on Jollateral security. ie |S rans Mae, Bs eae od ee Eee SALEa FEW Fay 8100 Spee Br aa OR SALE—IXCet LENT amnter WITH RUM- by atc Deruwott Bros, reasonable. Age o Py, ‘DP ‘get, fect, front eye for @1035. Gi duut oc wobeuud “S. S10 Pa. ave oe 624 14th ot R SALE — eaTex c iT ne Norma be at sbout halt T Sost ‘ae we “FR iLiNork ‘203. 14a Por sare. -A FINE DRIVL old, warren! HO Tah st he SALE—BY FISH & MILLER, 1213 F ST. N.W. ‘One of the most magnificent sites on south side of Fat. between 6th and 7th n.w.; lot 23.3x158 feet to alle: Peet SALE-YOUNG AND STYLISH HORSE ant ry fewer haw ob for carru or ridin Tor ee Maw for evo de Fes wae UXUSUAL CHANCE—BAY, SADDLE a LOE ON ISELSL DAT OLED E Driving Mare, food hunter. very aty lish. hile ee Oboe! nee ay Sar Mad bred. ous of te nest ‘mares ip the vit). alae a bet iy eta aes ee ge ey cellent ‘or Brsiness Prot a STONE. S00 Fat n.w gual to new: mate by rehete mane See tee a 4 er yt SALE—A BARGAIN—A CORNER <5 oa Sthele Harnces, s rare chance tocbisit ence ane HE MLG; 24X80; alley, ‘Price #1:150, losin bali ue cruer giving, gp heater torsen SESE og, | Munir STALE rear Hesdence Sh Ean’ > OR SALE—BEAUTIFUL 7 OCTAVE HALLLY On SALE-AT BARGAIN, TOT haba r Fons Sauare Plano. in Roriect Unter: st oe; Price 00. o VOORHLES, 1415) ee siosdret oy - eee an jOR ate EXCHLUENT DAYTON, Neanc¥ ew; nice Bay Hurse, good for family or work; Handaome Pony Stylish ich Barres for four hese to match, ali sold separate FE SALE IRLEGANT T AT COR. OFC are M- bia road and Mintwood p ince; aloo some very, Loteadjoluing at moderate j These Lots have gas and water, sewer near by ; sidewalk lad Guetta macsdamized TYLKK & K {cheap owner ren FoRb errs fe | econ OU. Aveiy Evivane beebte 2 1008 So ET ear y catia ae yes = that Bestel aa aenre ts city “Address A.D... G22 1 2 Dagtegticd, wa The piu Fe SALU—A BANGAIN aaa 1OT IN 1E OMSONS FANG Wake ok Droit Park, chy Harewood ave, the 3N0.F, WAGGAMAN, sold pow 50c. 8g. ft, F,MAGGAMAN, ci ° -A ¥ For NG MAKE Cige iTAuLa FoR art. Apply to J. A. CaMPesnt, (35 FE Rc Be KINGTON Ti Lore THE PRET. AcE Ri est Home Sites and most profitable ground now | BOR Ss A MARVIN OFFIC APE, NEAMLY he inarket. Blectric railway, ine cure and-stous | Bs Avyiy te JOSEPH BORDER O08 Ost he, walks; clusters of electric iicandesceut 1 _ 808-30 ‘b street intersection; asphalt strects, ©: suring and artesian water 10 tesutiful ew bouses pow erecting. Visit aud inspect before investing. am now offering for saie in this choice sub. Choicest of all the lots, which, with the above ease of extraordi ec} ND VOLUMES OF OF- Reports (Mech ba ake PANO BARUALN, = uew fuil-si uase Grand Piano, all iu perfect condition, very full Suet Hkh tone, latest im ements aud, very handsome roscwuod case, 5; cost €450; best make; camer must sell; 4 wth. “Aniy at uu aie Pianos, guod tous, ior @100; @5 per THE PIANO EXCHANGE, The Leading Piano House, 915 Pennsylvania ave. SSIX-YEAR-OLD sine loryan breed i Toth: ¥ Ls by 100; alley; $1.90. A beautiful ih. # Lote, 20 YoFo 10% fton New Jersey ave., half square from the ict running through to South Capitol st.; contains 10,144 ft.; improved by og! Brick, 14 rocius; reutsfor $00 Ler mo. GEO, W. LINKINS, 19th and H sts. n. Fe SALE~THAT VEKY DESIRABLE CORNER P Lot. 68x10 feet, improved by a Turec-atory Brick welling, soutuwest corner of Jd and Virwinia ave. nae cheba ckete se Garteld ca iuust be sold at of uly G0e. per toot. tery we28 JOR SALE—ONE broke, Bick Hawk and well hands. One Ada Koad Capital st, St? Fon sae ONE NEW HOTEL “BUS: yu ay AT Nk, Cart, Bew, Inquire at 5: Sse ue, inquire SINSHEIMER & ast. uw. Ob SALE—MESSKS. HA New Lork have sent use se28-70" Fe is SALE—FOR #800, FI! alley, on Frege, sulewalk, chance seldom’ ‘offered. A! K, 608 F'n Fe: SALE-10 LOTS 0! = RSON rociear Norih Capitol af. at S36. wajou ing ground held at 0° "end $1. ‘swokaisievr BRADLEY, 027 F ‘OR SALE at LOT, 20370, 108 ath me i their New Up- rights im mahogany, and to introduce this special ciple we will sell this Piano at @ 0 per mouth, F gular price § base remarkable sweet tou Upright $145 ask aut 310. This instrument Une ties econd: band 2» WomCH | Fe SALE—COW AND CALF, Price $45. Inquire at 331 G'st, it IJSALE — ©. near Maas, ave., at €1.10; wdjoming ground i] Fe ate Fat ytd ate SWOLMSTEDT & BRADLEY, | juychaschtes Bee weut se = Yee Fet_ | on time. THOS. PALMER, su) Otl st. bw. sez {OK SATE—30,000 FEET ON 7TH ST. N.W JOR SALE —& TRICYCLE LN EXCELLENT CON: FBisyona Boassage’ sheep to uned: rehawer. | [3 pghran. Apply at ADAMS EXPRESS OF- howe SWoRSTeDI s Brabet be on acrh-ae" Be’ st = eee = OW BALE-JU ‘ST ARRIVED, @5 HOUSES; {pH SALE-70000 FEET (OF [GHOUND ON Pistuone then, some fine rat ata Emm be ew of Ci o of a reasonable: or a : frig tailtoad sta bargain, = “acoso ois “agit car of OSSD st ~ a )OR SALE — GREAT ae Ss USED JOH SALE. THREE Square Pianos from @60 up, on $5 and $10 pay- Corner Lote i Eitan ‘for aslo ments; lage discount for cash; several celeurnted SWOKMISTEDI & BADLY makes. GE WILD & 0 7th nw. need we se28-3t {OK SALE—A NICE LOT ON ROANOKE sT, Columbia Meinute: a ba a SWOKMS: TEbT Ss Biupiey, 4 : _se2 ALE —CATLAND BUGGY, NEARLY ROK SALE—LOTONTTEST. NE = 5 Shifting Top W oad unde ave.; also Lot on soutu side of b, bet. i I 5 ala — ae be had at a bai sWokMs JOR SALE — PAIK OF WELL BRED BLACK Horses from Virginia; half-brotuere: rising 5 years, 1639 bauds bigh; good action, clean-luubed, Fete SALL—-AT $200-A LOT 2aXe7 ON End, upon which is a three story ‘ame Prompt drivers to sugle or double Luruess. guareD- house eas ihcould, Wf repaired, be rented at teed i and not aire: ‘ roy gare Reeg ays ede” | Petar gee, Boe grat so be JOE SALE. 00 SQUARE FEET OF GROUND Price, $7UU. oo27 Orr on te Sputh nide of boon 14th sts. u.w., aud bas three eye ‘this ground ts about 4 icet above grade aud fronts berth; the yard is filled with bewutiful trees, and looks over Seuator beautiful stone ck pebi SOA PEA DARNEILLES O18 F ot, INE BUILINNG LOTS UN l@@HsT, st, 55-foot trout. 3 frames now on 1 fair rate of iutereat ou price ask Ot STLIGE & LIEBERMAN S 1 1303 F st. BROOK F8, SALE #000 WASHINGTON OL1Y Gad Light Bonds, 40 shares Washington aud George. town B.k., 19 Bull Kun Pauorama, ‘ase ntianee Marker Te AGG, Shares Kise Five Uneurance, © L0Uis ‘ Tht notin 7 BALE—ONE SADDLE A CUNSINGHA band F sta, EF: ID DRIVING . ne Cheap Worker, Que Stylish Suesdy Loututy Sherman's grounds and Mr” Barber's residence; toa early wow. atasacrifice, 1716 14th stn. ¥ JOR SALE—ENCYCLOPEDIAS—-S UBBChI Fi. for the best 30 ay a. pagal RB SALE--LOTS IN NEW ADDITION ‘hese 000 copies sold tu this city, lund ob easy terms. lots are adjacent to the | Your ur children how how CouLiuetcinyg echool weed it. ‘Send inost vlevated ahd unproved part uf Isrooklaud, con- 10r @peciuen pages and further seetiee es view. All kinds of fruit growing ou the Bost'd it Oftice Bos 300, oy piace. areata 90 fees wide in coutoruuty with city streets. ‘To a who will buiid at an early date special terme will bo pe wiven, Call st once end make ur ehulce, Fo and pists, see Mc- CHLEN & BATCHEDDEM Ils Fate s28-lin FoR SALE SAT ‘EBRDUCED PRICE, HANDSOME ew {OK SALE—20 HEAD OF HOpSES sor aa rived from Georgeiown, ‘Ur Cowbination Pais aisich poctein; 5 i eek ot STEGER S MANN, ° seen at SALE—-IN MT. PLEASANT, ON pHOWARD the stables pres SHEMET ytvenvcorber lot, 117xkKO: can be subar Wwided. to Bee L-tw zt ay 120 st, ow, VADIage. Soven-foums “cottage, FORD wall 1006. Fst ee2d-3t JOR sta TO IMMEDIATE PUR- chaser, Tot 4¥z110 10 30- foot alley,.on north side f si. Just west of 14th 3 itle G ‘itusted Quiversity and electric cars; seven trains euc! Asily from South Brookisna Station: streets 90 fee wide and in conformity with plan ot city; lots at from: 3 t0 10 eeuts per toot: onsy terme, Fer guste and fur- ther Jntormat ply, te BEDFOK WALKER, asec. st 0. DENISON, 0: Fetuw. FER AS SPECIAL BARGAINS sist front on sepa bet ae ie} ponpodite’ at pay o's wd Aly aa on N, ~— PFELFFER & CONLIFP, 24 11th at. nw, it SALE—SPECIAL saa Organ... Fosae Yurker & secome Ungail Sterling Organ... Gale aud Co. Square Piano. Fully guaranteed and soid Si a. 30135 FEET ON 3D Si. SW, ear M und Higstreet cars, 40c. ber fact ialt Bi ini Eneat rem os permonth rent. P. FE! HAN, st. LW. PNG ranLOTS, WoC KING 2 BIRDS, Bette rece O street j Es Eoerage f Food and Medicus: Sepa tor tees Of 109 feet on just faupab ediciiies, ro north front, high, solid. ground, no’ dead List. SCHMID'S Lind wi horses buried in tus square, ‘no middie sircets, sur- rounding improvements Senerally very good: lot pur- chasers heed only observe the settling of hotises aud | YOK SALE_ SCHOOL BOOKS. NEW AND 0} cracking of walls and the consequent expense and 3 gil kinds bought, sold and excla anxicty of builders to secure good foundations, in 2 sie PO. MERRY. fell luany portions of ihe Dorthwest, to fully appreciate | WOR SALE—CAKRIAGES, WAGONS AND BUG" tus class of property. “It is such property’ as “this ofall Kinde on eaay teraim JOHN COOK, Within the clty hints or the beautiful I evant ad- | god Ss ber Pear ae ns rl SLUS M street, Georgetown, fail to attract theattention of LAVOF sty see ae JOR SALE — CARKIAGES, BEST MAKERS largest stock grestest variety luwest pra ot dee tom DOW 5 HARNESS ikivostvony, Si bet 16h and Washington, D. HEAST—100 FEET FRON on 12th at. Wetween Gand Hie aloo two G0 tect poprares Qh 11th st, Between same streets, CHAS. 21- 10t_ JOR mL 3 THE “OTTO” GAS ENGINE RE ‘KY AVENU quires no builer; Avoids ai] expensive attendance, very desirable; “avenue now being Bo loss of time, no handling of fuel, Seud for circular money in these lots to investora, Ant 734 het CHAS. A. Mc rue graded ; qui eesl-d0t ) 1420 F st. now, OR SALEW ERY DESIRABLE PR vitol st,, and Massachusetts Lincoln: paket has oppantemtises tee teat reat many feet of tnd for a ttle money Buyers seldom go astray ring, low-priced grviud. CHAS A MOEUEN, 1450 Fret now, and price list. ot. De BALLAL cerned long ere this, EMB wi FoR SSE SUTBE STALL souane Xe. o | 5 2HE NONTR OF ie arn oud wap ing 03 $24 feet, 240 feet fronton Massachunctts | {och in te tarecet Perth isos feeb cont las a ave, 212 feet 11 inches on C st. aoe feet it taken on board the steamer Joba Neleon'to Pier No. inches ow Wi st 40 sect on reserv: Suscepti- |), North river. ‘That boy hes @ruwn up aud ie living ble of very econ abalviniou at perme Py ee oe Fa ood property at alow figure.” G. A. 3 tic of woven or tan Youre wee bY i420 Fen | Me ote FoR SAUEPOUTHEAST_N.W. CORNER 19TH | epruccio? and’ pleuty of einer witossaee Me aah as to find my parents, Address “A_C.E. AS Clark place, Jersey City, & N.E. corner 13th and Dats; 185 ft. on 13th and210 tou D: Goth properties hear Feunéyivania aud hea- | -yLVIL,- SERVICE =i Toy eonsnions Inentes CHAS A. MCRUEN, 1aso Bae fOr | S7 and Answers: SLi AY Tey FS B SALE_NDR: RTHEAST—1 1s FEET DN | _s030-1mo* "Southwest cor. —y oie ENTLEMENS' AND {Nook GAR on Set near Het ae Teood pvp eis tay Cariaing 9021-10t 1420 F st hw. oP sighed Tre HK SADE NORTHEAST 100 FEET FRONT. | Dos ngne Steamued Uy our Mee Ererene © ty. 4th st. near Stanto: ANT oo cae G st., he cam for building ee aS 2 ICECEN, ten, is QOODMICH, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, 12¢ 1 DEAR F ve | A. Sore Chicago; agvice ny one oe | Soe . wiftathee UTHORIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGEN Mliatun & Co. Cosamunicn nA te x sees te psc eeel-10t 1420F ata. ae jALE—N.E. CORNER OF 14TH AND B Seng Hand “clothing, sam be Taya asongr | 93 foane sie Wotest the property ta ‘without ex ception the beet in the market for manufacturing oF coal Yard WIEN D CAuUST & CO, e010-1m on Toad Eee. Rk SALE-PLFTY LOTS IN “FAIRVIEW,” BE. tween and National is Ke lise of ammpro Dproyemente aud fers tncrvoranty for investment “F ti ors ale \7-3m_ 4th st. Dw, Fa . MD ONLY ty8-3m 1419 Gee BOARDING. ER, 518 13TH BT. NW. central to all Peer aine