Evening Star Newspaper, October 2, 1889, Page 2

SOCIAL MATTERS. What Well-Known People are Doing— Personal Mention. Mrs. Miller and her daughter, Mrs. Tougalin, and Miss Lucy Corkhill are at the Warm Springs, in Virginia. Justice Miller is in Iowa. Justice and Mrs, Harlan and Miss Laura Har- lan, — daughter, — ‘hey me fre sa the Warm 8pri os — ere oi per ie sammer. Harlan will of this winter's PO nth Chief Justice Fuller and his family returned today from Chicago, where the vacation season has been sent. Miss Florence Wood has been visiting friends in Newark, Ohio. She will return to the city this week and join her mother, who is in her home on Euclid place, Mount Pleasant. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Willard Warner's summer tour imeluded visits to New York city, White ge Springs in Virginia and Niagara Falls. | Late the summer Mrs. Warner was called to the tick bed of Mra. Bouton of Savannah, with whom she stayed three weeks before returning hey are now located for the sea- gon at No. 1833 Massachusetts avenue. Mr. and Mrs, A. A. Pollock returned to the city yesterday from their summer trip to Eu- rope. They will open their elegant residence on the corner of I ard 17th streets this winter. Civil Service Commissioner and = Hugh S. Thompson have given up their P-street house for the ptt and lave taken ene te at No. 1332 Massachusetts avenue. Thompeo n is visiting relatives in South Caro- pve Dat will be back herefor the winter gay- Mies Mollie Rusk has returned from Ohio, where she was the guest of ex-Gov. Foster. Miss Eastman, who is Miss Dorsey's niece, has gone to West Point, where she is the guest ef Col. and Mrs. Jobn M. Wilson. Gen. and Mrs. Graham came back Saturday from Virginia, where they were the past sea- son. The summer they spent at the Warm Sul- phur Springs, and in Beptember they were en- joying the romantic scenery about Charlottes- ville. The geueral and Mrs. Graham are both very well after their extended outing. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Conger, Mr. and Mrs. Brown and Miss Minnie Brown are back in the city. They were for the greater part of the summer at Mr Conger's place in Mount Pleas- ant. The family is now located at No. 1709 M street. Mr. and Mrs, Brown will introduce a daughter, Miss Blanche Brown, to society here this season. Recent letters from Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Hil- ton relate that they are comfortably settled in their own house in Paris. Mrs. Wadsworth came back to the city last week. She visited Cape May, where she stayed with a convalescing friend three weeks; Staten Island, New York city, Brooklyn, and the New York usvy yard. Miss Marie Wadsworth, who accompanied her mother in her travels, is still atthe New York navy yard, where she is the guest of Miss Woodhull, whose father, Pay- master Woodhull, is stationed there. Mrs. Thurber, Mrs. Wadsworth's Lom gaa was at Rose Bank, S. L, all summer, and is now at Rutherford, N. J., where Mr. Thurber is build- ing ahouse and preparing to locate perma- nently. Mrs. Mary MacPherson Frick, Mrs. Wadsworth’s mother, has also returned from a series of pleasant summer jaunts. The Tuesday evening reunion at Prof. Shel- don's dancing academy was attended last night by s large number of young ladies and their escorts, M. M. Parker, real estate broker, has leased for Senator John Sherman to Dr. Henry May of New York city the large residence 1325 K street for aterm of years. This house is famous as THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, THE “SQUADRON OF EVOLUTION. ' Commodore John G. Walker Ordered to Command It. Commodore John @. Walker, chief of the bureau of, navigation, Navy department, has been relieved from that duty and ordered to the command of the “squadron of evolution,” consisting of the cruisers Chicago, Boston, Atlanta and Yorktown. He is now laps York, making preparations for the sailing o! the squadron for Europe, which will be its first objective point. As soon as he has raised his flag on the Chicago, which is to be TRE FLAGSMIP, he will return to Washington to assume charge of the burean until his successor is appoin‘ed. The order is by no means a reflection on the administration of Commodore Walker as chief of the most important bureau of the service, for he is acknowledged on every side to be the best fitted man in the navy for the post. He possesses great executive ability and is thor- Poghly fa familiar with the det of his work ot the personnel of the navy,which is entirely under his charge. He has had, however, nearly EIGHT YEARS OF CONTINUOUS LAND DUTY, having been designated chief of the bureau October 22,1881, and it is outside of the pale of precedent to give an officer more shore service than this and seldom as much. In sending him to sea the Secretary has given him the most desirable billet erie the ships of the new squadron being the best ones completed in the navy. Commodore Walker will, for the pres- ent, be in command of the European station. A BOLD DIAMOND ROBBERY. How Two Clever Thieves Operated in Karr’s Jewelry Store. At the jewelry store of J. Karr, No. 945 Penn- sylvania avenue northwest, a bold and daring diamond robbery was recently committed in broad daylight, while the clerks were in the store attending to their usual duties. Last Thursday morning two stylishly dressed young men entered the store and desired to look at some diamonds. They spent some time in examining the precious stones and other val- uable jewelry, and finally one of them pur- chased a pair of diamond earrings and some small trinkets, for which he paidcash. The last article purchased was iver cup, appar- ently as @ present to some child, whose name he wanted engraved on it. “I find,” said the purchaser, “that I am $2 short, but never mind, I'll just leave the cup until { return.” “Never mind,” said the clerk, “you can drop in seme other time and settle the adJitional amount of #2.” “Very well,” said the customer. “I'll take the cup, butI would rather leave something. Then I will have to return, as what I leave wil remind me of the bill. Here's a bundle,” he said, handing over a large pasteboard box. The clerk laid the box on a shelf, but as the customer failed to return his suspicions were excited and the box was opened. liwes found to contain nothing that would bring more than seventy-five cents, This increased the suspicion already aroused and an investigation was made. It was then learned that two ip of diamond earrings and other diamond jewelry had been stolen, worth from $1,000 to $1,500. Mr. Karr reported the robbery at police headquarters, but no rec- ord of it was made cn the book kept there for that urpose. When a Srax reporter called at Mr. Karr’s today he said he had reported the robbery to the detectives, but that they wanted it kept quiet for a while.’ He declined to give the residence of Edwin M. Stanton, the great war Secretary. It has recently been handsomely retitted. Mr. Parker has also leased for Mr. T. C. Crawford the latter’s residence at the north- east corner of 16th and P streets to Senator Teller of Colorado. It is announced in London that Miss Martha Otis and Mr. George Peabody Munroe will be married in Paris November 6. Gen. 8. B. Holabird announces the marriage of his daughter Agnes T. to Prof. Paul von Kurowsky at Berlin September 23, 1589, Mrs. Dr. Giesy has returned from Connecti- cut, where she has spent the summer. Mrs. Charles Duncan of Lancaster, Ohio, is the guest of Mrs. Dr. Giesy, 1740 Corcoran str Men C. B. McNulty of New York and her three daughters are stopping at 1827 I street northwest. Mrs. McNulty has taken up apart- ments at 1114 10th street and will take posses- sion ou Monday next. Miss Mamie, it will be remembered, visited Miss Soule last season. Col. M. V. Sheridan, ex-minister to Spain; J. Lu ‘M. Curry and Boyd Winchester are in New ork. Ex-President Cleveland and wife and ex- Secretary amd Mrs. Endicott are in Lenox, guests of ex-Hecretary and Mrs. Whitney. A grand reception will be given im honor of Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland tonight. Edmund J. Brookings of the Secretary's office, War de) ent, and wife are spending two weeks at Fortress Sonroe. = ‘The Misses Cassin have again returned to this city after three weeks’ visit in Maryland. ‘There was a happy gathering of fully three hundred its at the Fredonia hotel, on H street, night to celebrate Mr. and Mrs. H. B, Moulton’s twenty-fifth wedding anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. Moulton, assisted by their six fot — hters. received the guests in the @ first floor. In an adjoining eo sails ‘a rich display of silver presents, per- = most attractive being an elegant para- from the executive board of the District .C.T.U. Refreshments were served _ the spacious dining hall. The house was tastefully decorsied with Ze otted plants pow peer Deere and = and Mrs. serge id not have appeared happier twenty-tive years ago than they did last might. Senator Quay celebrated his fifty-cixth birth- day Thursday in « quiet little reunion of his family at Beaver. re. Quay and the family come to Washington tomorrow to arrange their house, No. 1529 I street, for the winter. The Senator will not be here for some little time yet. Lenox will be in a gay mood tomorrow, when W. C. Endicott, jr., son of the ex-Secretary of War, and Miss Thoron are to be married. “Ex- President and Mrs. Cleveland and ex-Secretary and Mrs. Whitney will attend. Mrs. A. R. Shepherd expected to leave with her family tomorrow for Batopilas,Mex.,but the sickness of her son, Alex. She se je, will delay the departure for a€ew Mr. John M. Young is in the city fora few oon He will spend most of the winter in New or Another Call tor Aid. To the Editor of Tux Evaxrxe Stan: The following telegram reached me late this evening. Itisanother of the many tales of distress of the current year and should receive & promptand favorable response. It has oc- curred to me that the readiest method would be to invite subscriptions in money to be left at either of the offices of our four daily papers, It oe to you please announce your ac- qulescencs Washington has had many calls w generosity, but even alittle from enc will aggregate a handsome total. J. W. Doverass, President Board of Commissioners D.C. Octosss 1, 1559. Graxp Hava, Micn., i : So, Le .C. “ reason reat coi ion the city of Grant t nOctsbe m her of us Oct. 1, 1889. ted ® committee, with the mayor as ‘B, Was Sppointed to receive and disburse such aid as may be contributed. send ald im money, as provisions can be supplied here. TW X, Mayor. Real Estate Matters. J.B. Wimer has just closed the following sales of real estate: House on sub lot 27, lot 9, Le Droit Park, corner Linden street, Rhode Island avenue and Boundary, to Mrs. Alice _—_ Hendrick, for John H. Lane; $4,450. northwest corner Connecticut avenue d and W; avenue, Washington Heights, to Lorin M. Saunders for Francis mmboker; $10,! Saunders has in preparation plans for a fine house on this lot. 16, 1889, any information about the robbery, but the above facts were learned from another source. Inspector Swindell of the detective corps says that the case was not reported until yes- terday afternoon, and that is why it was not put on the complaint book. a DISTRICT GOVERNMENT. IN BEMALF OF THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY. Mr. Thomas E. Waggaman, as trastee for the Catholic university, in a letter to the Com- missioners today call their attention to section 147 of the Revised Statutes of the District of Columbia, which [ hMleors for the exemption from taxation of all chnrches, school houses and | roperty —— thereto. He says in his | etter that roperty of the Catholic univer- sity comes within the meaning of the section and requests that the property be marked ex- empt upon the tax books. He also calls atten- tion to the fact that the building of the uni- versity has greatly enhanced the value of ground in that locality, and submits that these considerations should reduce the Com- missioners to exercise liberality in making es- timates and urging appropriations for the opening of streets leading to the university grounds and cqveniany oe for the completion of | fi street east by the lay: of sidewalks and the improvement of the iageway. He sug- that not only should immediate provision e made fur the objects indicated, but a liberal policy snould be adopted for the future. WAR ON ANACOSTIA SALOONS. ‘The Commissioners have received a long pe- tition from the Woman's Christian temperance union of Anacostia saying that the number of saloons in their town should be greatly re- duced; that there are eight places where liquor is sold with a couple of squares of the bridge. They say further that these saloon keepers as- sist each other in obtaining licenses, and are a constant menace to the good morals of Ana- costia and promote disorder and consequent crime. They inclose a clipping from Tux Star relating to the new regulations and ask that they be strictly enforced. VITAL STATISTICS, The report of Health Officer Townshend for the week ending September 23 states that there were 93 deaths; white, 45; colored, 43; Death rate per 1,000 per annum: White, 13.76. colored, 31.20; total population, 19, Thirty- four were under five years of age, 25 were under one year old, and 13 were over 60. The principal causes of death were: Diphtheria, 7; consumption. 14; diarrhural, 9; typhioid fever, malarial fever, 3. Births 'reported—19 white | males, 26 white females, 21 colored males, and 20 colored females. Marriages reported—20 white, 11 colored. eee Auction Sales of Real Estate. Duneanson Bros., auctioneers, sola yesterday at public sale a three-story and basemefit busi- ness building, 612 F street northwest, fronting 25 feet on F street and extending back 159 tect 1 inch toa thirty-foot with a brick stable in the rear, to Henry Garnett for $20,900. They have also sold for M. L. Weller, trustee, lots 92 and 93 situated at the corner of Wash- ington and Fillmore streets, Anacostia, to Al- exander Kibble for 16 cents per square foot; also lots 224, 257, and 258 on Market street, near Jackson street, Anacostia, to E. Richard- son for trustees of the M.E. church, Anacostia, for 27 cents = square foot. Also two-story brick house 417 H street northwest, fronting 16 feet 3inches on H street, to Geo. W. Corbett for $3,060. Also part of lot 4 in square 902, near the cofner of 7th and E streets northeast, to Adam Gaddis for 64 cents per square foot, men Santen. Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: A. Behrend to A. M. Duckett, parts 196 to 198, | Anacostia; $1,500. W. 0. Denison et al. to W. Muehleisen ot al, lot 6, block 20, South Brook- land; 9675. ©. H. Parker et al. to John Noss, lots 56 and 58, 1 546; 97: A. Goddes to W. Mayse, ‘square 992; J. C. David- son to Martha E. Davidson, sub lot 339, square 674; €1,000. Hiiness of Maj. Burke. Maj. Jerome B. Burke, past commander of the Grand Army of the Republic, department of the Potomac, is seriously ill at his residence, 1751 Pe: ‘ivania avenue northwest. He first complained of pains in his head Sunday after- noon and since then been at times unconscious. He has had several congestive chills, and grows worse and sometimes delirous toward evening. This morning he was considerably better. ee A Bad Girl from Indian Territory. Kitty Brown, a sixteen-year-old girl, was brought here yesterday afternoon by a deputy marshal from Muscogee, in the Indian Terri- tory, having been sentenced there to one year in the reform school of the District of Columbia on « plea of petit larceny. She heed at once taken to the reform school, bu ae s eta was not received’ jed her at Bi mgt od inct ste Son tor the: right took ted turned mre oS \t. over totake ber’ tes é Fd D. C.. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2. 1889, WANTED--HELP. WANTED—SITUATIONS. _ ___ WANTED—LOTS. r IRON WORK TED—POSITION BY A Poston. Yo = ‘ANTED VACANT, GROURD IN THE EAST Oth et. state WAP HATED WA Ra EAS Sa WASSER TENCE SIS OS Wastes ch rake eb aa ee Amma WANTED — ep ED, OS cooks, Maida, Nurses, Opsinn Buweheen (Goren S sealife help) BURNHAMS 1110G st nw. ae AN’ Ww ae AN aN pS A WHITE oma To 8 me Warpae RESPECTABLE batlongaed aS= — = House Work; = have Pi of service. ANTED_ONE OR TWO EXPERIENC t Drivel others need apply. WIN SOHNSOS. 1101 Tek ave uw. WANTED A GIRL TO COOK, WASH AND TRON. Apply 2528 L at. nw. Bt ANTED-LEARNERS FOR PROF. CHRIST- NER’S New International que Hor Syyten, with shy inch-rule or tape mesenre me cut Patterue and Materials at and instruc. tion given’ by Mme. SJ. MESSER, 908 L st nw. NTED—MEN AND WOMEN COOKS, $10 TO We S40; Laundrese, Maids, rs Hel et Waiters, Kitchen city'and country. tear ‘Men for, Cg 002-51 ANTED — FIFTEEN SALES ADIES, ay oughly the Housefurnishit oRaowietn ie ‘Book Ke i Oa Taunt write 6 goo Bo) wi re of ee} , must eo bates 2 Boys ce a. - ica) Duties ee FIRST-CLASS os CAR jgenters, Apply to W.H.SEBRIN, 16th and, B Wiana FIVE ACTIVE GENTLE- day and’ ourusasous. Call on MANNING, Business anawer, at 1321 F at, 2.w., between 4 and 6 o'clock. Ee: — INTELLIGENT CLERK TO MAKE see bee Plans. Apply 1416 F st, Room 27. ANTED — IMMEDIATELY, General House Work; must o Rome he nights, | AD- ply, with references, at 1327 W: 1t* ANTED AIX BOYS, ene TO aoe ofage, well acquainted with the city; must be neat. 1434 Penney, lvania ave, D.w. ANTED—EXPERIENCED WAIST HANDS AND One Apprentice. M. KING, 735 11th st. n.w. 1° ANTED_ BOYS TO, BELL A CH 4 CHEAP Gi GUIDE active anc McQUEEN & WALLA Ace, ‘A WOMAN FOR nw. Weal, i ‘small famil; also, 8 White Waltk Ironing, a WA&NIED-TWO GIRLS. ONE FOR ae rac House Work and one for Nurse; must have city reference and stay at night, Apply in store 1109 F ra nw. WASTED MAUL SORAPERS. APPLY ar cE. KW. HENDERSON, 1113 F st. nw. it ‘ANTED—BOY, MUST BE WILLING TO WORK SCHMID, 317 12th st. n.w. ‘ANTED—A GOOD MAN IN DA DAIRY, P are pally to Attend to the Milking. Call ‘between 7 2 F A ‘Good White Cook and Laundress; ress who will assist in Washing, and are | Meee ating A. a NEAT teat UES. WHITE ‘Woman, at ‘as Qook ins ply, for three days, at 17 01 Rigas st. nw pms. CaS Seg ea FOR RENT—ROOMS. Wise cece A LADY, A POSITION AS VISIT- ierwsrriae ITU’ feed White Gir w. pes FOR TWO PEDDLE. | et Sain ts | PRE |TED—SITUATIC Se W6esiored butler, two setied orn tor So youns men who can dri Grive and wait: al nave Bret 708 L at. u. Warn =, TWO RESPECTABLE ayrre Girls, Situations, one as Cook and ote bermaid or Waitress, Callat 2419 Net nw. It" ig MAN Wists ta ATION BY A YO! ‘Kidrem Se Siat 1-3t* Ratate or Hate or Ingurance \—THREE fd thd bh NORTH at and fue a Metnw. -_s NT—1750 M aT RW. FOUR Doors a ae ave., fa Story” Front ‘Hall Room, with Tabie ferences exchanged. it 8 RENT_VERY LARGE AND PLEASANT UN- ri Hore; also tore, otra Mara ork = FOR RENT_FURNISHED O8 EXFURTIAMED gees @ Syigbout Board; transient _gccom- Modations, Apply 2125 Lat. oc! See eee TO OUPLE W out children: 3 Mice Booms tn amet dom bi 2280 Walle st, bet, 12th and 13th and Ht Hand 1e8 to pension office and Gos aw. oc! por RENT—305 M ST. N.W. TO ADULTS, A Floor of Four Rooms, or partly fur- suitable for housekeeping, ample south front. Callafter5 p.m.; references. 1t* give references. RK RENT—FURNISHED D ROOM WITHB BOARD, 1-2t* 1761 P st., near Dupont ci WANTED-Youna 3 MAN DESIRES SITUATION iB RENT- FURNISHED | oes FOR = fe Walter in private fanily; newly arrived fro tleman and iad; wo gentiemen; also» Double Scotland. Apply 131 K st. n.w. ‘ocl-St for Sao mop 2 - second floor, Wether PLACE IN PRIVATE FAMILY 48 | & Coachman and ts willing to make onside as ral juae;good city reference. Adcress i. Tse Tousen we ANTED—BY A HOTEL AOUSEREEFER “EpE tion iy the city E 4 seocagnee Ri ccanges | ‘thor- fe a tel federences of this city,” Gall DICKS AGENCY, oH ‘7th st. Way rea at WHO D DESIRE A STATION IN Ane Kind ants of By opply at NEW NATIONAL EMPLOY. MEX2' nck, 617 12th et. n.w. ‘Batisfaction quar- ‘och. Want ‘A YOUNG Sr ‘A COMMER. cial Situation; 9) German an: corres} id Italian, 1h onl; nly faisly well but will soon master the same. Eee ofl ref Addrens E.E., Star FANTED-SEWING BY AN EXPERIE: seamstress; fine and childre clothes, bu button fo holes: sewing machine ine operator work cheap; ref A can sew on dresses dress Box 54, Star 0! tice, rene l-2t Wasted ay ac ‘A UNIVERSITY GRADUATE OF th acade law departments, a oe 4 the Otion citome # rat-claas Attorney, with privic rac rears’ e practitioner Of inw as the Junigrinember of a law Arma or ‘and ANTED—POSITION AS CHOIRMASTER, TEN- Ormanist ‘or or 9th st. nw, ANTED—A POSITION AS ORGANIST, F 4 ist or Instructor of Choir, by a new man of ex- Bisrofice, , With ane nen GaNiat, of ANTED-BY A SOLS AGED WOMAN: A Place as Seamstreas for Piain or Children's ci in Spi best references: last place eight years. Apply. t, by DAVID 8. L. JOHNSON, 1532 references, ARSED BY ‘A STRICTLY ae =e (34 Penman, ® Position at Moderate Pa practical cupertence in book keeping, collector, clerk, Tisnayer or in similar. capacity; reference last ein: ployer. Box =e Star office, ‘8e28-Lw? Wis ‘MPLOYERS—YOU_ WILL BE FUR- binted Hig iy Recommended Clerical appitcan alse Well-train if aLy nationality at abc notice, without charge, at the CITY INTELLIGEN OFFICE, 711 Gt. nw. 2 snag in morning. JOHN WAGMANN, 409 9th ae, W! fer LADY OF GOOD ADDRESS AND Social position, with fair bustuess ability, iat resent usin Washi sutou, hefereuces requived. Gress JACKSUN CORSET Oo. Jackwon, Mich. 062. ANTED-AN EXPERIENCED MAN IN A GRO- cery Store th.t isa good Meat Cutter and can reference as to sobriety, honesty, &c. is e. roduce ¢J.8., Star of ANTED—YOUNG LADY OF FINISHED MUSI- cal education, a pupil of Peabody Conservatory, dectrep Positi on Governess where study of music pecialty | hiehest reference, | Address Usres Station E, Baltimore, Ma. 8625-300" WANTED-—HOUSES. ; With or with- oo. 3t Fe RENT — = UNFURNISHED, ON SECOND ath exbonpre! suitable for ight bomeekeaaeee Sot se OR RENT. NT_2D AND 3D FLOORS, 5 TH ST. Ft RS, 525 11TH ST. LM. 008-38” Tooms and bath; ‘ “octor, Dentist or “Drove Maier. 2.) SAUNDEKS 1 use "central new board. “G00 Lot. nw. FORRENT. 10 ONE OR TRO GENTLEMEN, ONE | 5 Large Second-stors Front Hoom; with Heat ad Hebe "At F19 Bat mew a R_RENT—IN some Unfurnished Communicating How floor; beat aud gas, cabinet maut x handeomely papered; one Puruiah Fe RENT—TWO DELI DELIGHTFUL ROOMS ON third floor, suitable for light rhe housekeeping: hest foot 407. Sapitol ste ae ree R RENT—ONE LARGE ROOM WITH ALCOVE: wecond floor front; furnished or unfurnisl 1202 N st. v.w. oe nw. 0¢2-3t* NEW HOUSE—THREE HAND- mas; second er |e ror : SaLE—& DEC Bacon. aE oe witt. ne, ‘& VOORHEES, 1410 Fst. lw — Fe Di wrk, to but a pot esa ge Boas ake =| ave. EE Hialow?, ier, oc2-dt* ZOR OR SALE SEVERAL BEAUTIFUL LOTS. 0 CoR- per Boundary and Linden sts. it Fark. _001-12t M. M. PARKER. 1418 Fst. oR | SALE_—QST. RE ST. FAR 16TH. 22.6X06.....82-30 Fe aay, feat, 2210x108 Cat near ape bsas: 1. 18 St de BUNGERFORD, 624 14th si ROR SALE. TWEEN O AND P OR SALE—ON 22D oi BETWEEN © AND Lasttect deep, . Alleys, for @1-35. ‘corner, r, : 3 Rust ail ees Foun, 624 14th ot Fever Sate WE, HAVE JUST NoW SEVERAL wh hi itith be sola at ae ols sm gett jor the a SALT FISH & MILLER, 1213 F 8T. ¥.W. ‘One of the most magnificent sites on south side of F st. between 6th and 7th n.w.; lot 23.3x158 feet to 80-foot alley, including a most substantial building. which at Sznall expense can be altered for business property i Tas" sour hands Ebdis offered at & price so ow us ts satonias ue all 9000, oF you will mina a great bargal oot a a FO a —d orm eavenare: cuncteted street; will tabe Se see: SOHN | I FOR SS rag N 15TH ST. BET, x > AxD P 100; size 213x101 part 3" east front. STONE, 806 F st. n.w. JOR SALE—A BARGAIN—A Gi \ CORNER LOT ON Gth st. me; 24x50; alley: | Price @ 0 LLEN C Cla 8030-3" 08 st hw. Fee. SALE-AT & CEO oF eh 20x75. HAL re iis Fat aw, AM se30-16 Fixe eT COMMUNICATING, 1 panes, ‘Front Rooms: 3 Rot for ho 12 Floor F 1 nusekeeping. “1119 Mf Fer — NICELY FURNISHED, mane PAR- family, 840 lor, wit rd for two, in private oc mouth Teferencos. 1300 ‘Sth st, nw. Fort? RENT—000 MotB. Wy TNO, ONFUR. on 2d floor, with bo: 1 pleasent room, ath floor trout: table for coveral mentiemen ; room and board reaso: ocl-st* oe 5 ERT OFFORITE = THE HORTON FLATS, st. Dow, _ ‘urnished Kooms: angle ot et sn auite; ‘pen orate Sit decireat oe ENT AGTa ST. OPPOSITE McPHERSON FE sauare, Elegant Roomé, furnished or unfurn la or en suite; references exc ARLINGTON, Star office ocl: ‘OK REN COMMUNIGATING, NICELY vor, ee O Furnished Rooms on second ‘three (two communicating) Unfurnished on third gor, with oF fe: Without Board. on Pat, PR Agee mces ox- of Carrier 67. i RENT—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED SUITE shgressmua. 3 Rooms suitable for lawyer oF J,tzth st. n.w., Just above Sseachusetts ave. = = NT—SUITABLE SUITES OF ROOMS FOR Senators, Members and Members of Legation. At 813 Vt. ave. nw. W; NTED—TWO WHITE WOMEN TO GO TOA Country Place on the Baltimore and Ohio rail- nd w.th easy access to town, as Waitress aud Lat des’ “Apply at 1653 Pennsylvania ave, at 12: Sopa i ALSO A n, ‘Luu.sday, October 3. WANED GOOD UPHOLSTERER hite Man to Attend to Horse and Drive \ 911 9th st.n.w. Vy ‘ARPENTERS FOR A FEW DAYS: es ; no others need apply to ars "HE PAINTERS TOMORLGW ANTED—A FIKST- ane BARBER. rots gurl? Pennsylvania ave. nw. PAUL BUNA- W 4 STED{A RELIABLE LADY FOR A ase department; must be American, not uuder twenty and willing, if necessary, to wake ‘short ue: falary 89 and expenses. superintendent oftc Thursday, 10 a.m., 424 5th st. nw. WANTED THREE EXPERIENCED KID are bales Ladies of pleasant ap ce can obtain ition snd high by —— , care Evening Star, steady LOUVE: WASTED BY THE MARTYN BU Neus 3 : coe lege (Employment Bureau) Pupils ip Enter, Gred- uate and Fill Poaitio Soot tained at College Building, 318 Oth e ae _ocl-3m. War eR WAlaT AND SEIRT HANDS AT MES. Hahu' Wi BYRAMS, 1922 Pennsylvania shoe store. ANTED—EXPERIENCED CO) take charve of Horse and Stable. ed, Apply after U p-u. at 1700 13th st. b. over = Oe RED MAN TO nce ANTED_AT BAUM'S, 416 77H STA YOUNG Willing to Learn, in the Geuts’ Furnishing Dept, Experienced saleaujau in dry koods dept 23- enced, salealadiee, Good salary given. | Store Closes at 6 o'clock. Ww ANTED — AGENT! Stake 5 Pi ey EK commission: also Cou amy Delvern Ber vante forall Gndsot work, eh N NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT OFE ristat TRUSTWORTHY MAN FOR HOUSE bervaut and Walter; ouly thove of experience and xvod city references need apply, after 7 pu iS MM ot. ocl. ANTED OA YOUTH TO LEARN THE DRUG Business. pny pe fest year nominal. Kefereuces. Apply cor. uth and & ate. uw. WANTED A FluST-CLaws CUTTER, F aud Desiguer iu Dressusking Departiuent; ame Dring A No. } reference as 10 experience atid qualifica: tous. NEW YORE BAZA., 14 iétu stu. w.oc1- Wanaeeas PARTNER | WITH $5,000 for paying business; w double iwoney invested every year. ‘DA 15, B14 Eee LW. eel Ww bay: told ACTIVE ANTED—A R AT 216 NORTH Cabital et far tae caee of the week snd longer if isfuctory ; private fauily. W ED—A GOOD WOMAN TO DO GEN House Work; must stay at house at night, MON, Star office. A WANED-A “GERMAN GIRL TO COOK, WASH aud Iron in esmail family. Inquire at 10 Bin at. bw. WwW ANTED—TWO WHITE GIRLS—ONE TO mee wash and Irou,oue as Waitress and Chatnber muid; must come well recommended. Apply 12 Lotu e350 Hane 9630-30" LW. ANTED—GOOD PROPERTY. IN_ GOUD LOC. tion in exchange for stocks; also first-class west- roperty paying big rents for sale, Address 0. O. Star office, ock-Stt WANTED HOUSE FOR CASH; MUST BE IN nice neighborhood; northwest or Capitol Hill; 6 or 7 rooms, w.t., lor investnien 1S3¢ or more front; f Address, with full must be cheap. Q, Star of a oc Ww NT LARGE. ELEGANTLY. FURNIS! fase. to rent to For- with Ball tone attach Minister: One Unfurnished. fuss LK eign tion of city for gnemie. of Congress. BULKLEY & CO., 14 we ANTED—HOUSES Zon RENT IN NOKIH- Wirsyeon tes for good reliable tenen Wiieetatt RENT—A SMALL FUKN House, with of without Stable; state price aud rtictlars to R.V-HLN., staroffice, ses0"1m NITED — HOUSES TO RENT —I HAVE A ye demand for Well-located Houses: owners having such would do well to piace them in wy hands, Careful attention aud prompt returne. W. WALKER, 1006 F, we any ae 7 FREQUENT 1 INQUIRIES FOR ree and Medi ‘Good Locali tes, Owners having such for Teutor sale will dd tt their edvantage, t place them in my hands, Per: boua/ stteution, ‘aud prompt returns A L aires ‘with ec: qe NES Clalclege Bg egy TO RENTCOWNERS food tenants se14-3m WANTED-THE STRICT ree ae WHICH our office (with an experience of nearly 15 years) ja giving to ite Kental Department bas enabled ue keep our houses well tenanted, and has left us with fe houwes to offer for rent, Residents of non-residents having Furnished or Unfurnished Houses or Stores to Rent can have special attention to their, interests by placing then in ur bands. JOHN SHELMAN & CU, E st, 0. TED—ROOMS, WAN ANTED_BY LADY AND CHILD TWO ROOMS for Light Mougekeepiug; water on same floor; between Oth and Oth, Pa. ave. and I: family without children preferred. Audresu 8,V.P., Star office. o: ANLED— ONE FURNISHED OR ished Room where privacy is assured. ino quiet, respectable neighborhood. ‘Address QUIET, Star office ANTED-PER BY TWO @ men, in Private Family, Northwest, Gotmuieating, Pleasant, Weil-furnished Rooms in Moderp House; south front, furnuce, wood sand bath, Address Box 67, Star offi w WASTEDITWO OR THREE ROOMS (rUR- nisbed) in northern part of city for Light House Keepiug. Terms iuust be uw Aptiy in person immediately ut 5 ME: Roo it why Ful from $10 to 825 per month; by week or day also; ao: cation central, ft 12th st mw, First-class Gentlemen's Lunch. e020 Fes RENT—UNFURNISHED BOoMS aT, ae Jodiana AME EeeT oF en suite. y to nA ave. Fe SATE-FOR 500, FINE 20-FOOT LOT, REAI ey, on grade, sidewalk, &.; excellent location in Bortheast "A chuuce seldom’ ‘olered, ALLEN. © Cran, tos Faw. 28-Lw* JOR SALE—AT $900-A LOT 22X67 ON E ST. in the West tae: ‘upon which isa three story frame house which could, if mepaired, be reuted at 12 per niouth, EA. McINTINE, BIB Fe Ot EAP a | Fee wae rey PATTERN SAFETY Mic 1 = ShcA —A FINE Lhe BA Breech. suing ton 4 MINGTON. Sarco SALE a uy Feani’aliiist LN alesse our, ie iF) + CoRiee es we im ae! Fee ORSE, Fagor. nay Ak, suitable POCOr jars inquire st se Lieb crs he Peta Fee Le cretion EDTA ANNicA, 94 gear te usr whole price. 2 tors zits : 3 per'month. ties to eyual ae POR Site ay OLD oELvixa, Poi ist Emon ¢ Capitol JOR | SALE—CHEAP_YOUNG A’ ¥! F Horse, «ood for riding oF Siiving 887" Mites SALE—CHE: 1 S2-in. tieyel in. Bicycle, FE on SALE — PATEN BSA ry aie. #13; 1 44-1n Bicycle, ¢10; 2 911 Oth st. nw, Tt ACTOMA 10 MOT AIR ute used; eam Generating Furnac will beat 6 rooms Wo FUELING B03 4 14th at. P Qk SALE FINE ASSORTMENT oF AN we ADE Carriages, Daytous and Businew Waguus, yeuicles taken on | storage. AH. GREGOK! YX. ave. apd 6th st cle) — Le ‘SALE EXCELLEN T, ‘FEA AETON. WITH RUM Hts ita bles na S10 Pe ore work cor, DERMO Ke SALE—UNUSUAL CHANCE-BAN, § and D ne vod hunter, very stylish, bie an Ee bred. cue of the Aest tmares ip the City (4 ba. cellent Family of Bosiuices Horee Py by rehable maker set Extension Top Surrey; both equal to new, ms Die and Sinele Marness; a rare chance to obtain supe Tior articles at half value; owner cat of poees a AAO STABLE. ane Renato 30) Ket nw. Seis heap, owner haw 1207 Fe ace. ne Bo further Fi. eat EXCELLENT DAYTON, a sew alge Boy Moree, good for fauily or work: ;Stysh burrey tor four children . "i abid werarate “heap, owner remov- ly Private Stable 10UG 0 1S gh Fe SALE—A BAKGAIN!_SLIGHTLY as ap moving—thet Beautiful Mab: SHONINGEM PIANO, fine toned, which took the premium. ck Ville fair. "THOMBON'S FIANU Waki OOMS, S21 11th st. we 30-08 {OR SALE—FINE BUILDING LOTS ON 10TH ST, L.w. near N st, 55-fvot trout; 3 frames now on it paying fair rate of interest on price asked. ‘Ot STEIGER & LIEBERMANN, 1303 F st. RSALE--LOTS IN NEW ADDITION TO BROOK lund on easy terms, ‘These lots are adjacent to the Inost elevated abd unproved part of Brookland, com- Mandiug fine view. All kinds of fruit growiug on the piace. Streets YO feet wide in coniormity with city Strecia. To parties who will butid at an early date special terms wil be elven. Call at once i our choice, For f ACHLEN & gatcuerben iis ‘OR SALE TAT, ‘REDUCED PRIC! ‘Lot on Age Bampenire & LILBERMA: Build 25 it. frou’ STEVG 28-8 Fens ALE—SOUTH BROOKLAND LOTS, BEAUTI- fully situated about one ile north of ‘city; bear University and electric cars; seven trains eacih way iy from South Brookland ‘Station; streets #0 feet ide and in conformity with pian of city lots a from 5 to 10 cents per foot; easy ter: or plate and fur- ther information apply to KEDFOKD W. WALKER, W.'0. DENISON, 929 F st u.w- 1006. As LW, OF jo. _RENT—1720 H ST, N {ing Kooms furnished en suite, 3 on ‘fore: house Rear Me Metropolitan aod ooe- ftivete and handsomely located; jub, Warand Navy departments. Fee! RENT — HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ‘Table of superior quality. ‘Sixth season. THE LIVINGSTON. 190 ‘gt st. new. _6010-1m' G. ALLAN, J0k RENT—FURNISHED OR SUNFUININHED= Two Connesting Rooms, suitable for Gentlemen. 703 1oth st. sel4-1in Fe RENT—LARGE, NICELY FURNISHED ‘Rooms, single or en suite, with first-class ‘and hei 416 x convenient to cars ica; references. at. nw. FOR RENT—OFFICES. OR RENT. Pa. RY BUILD- ug, wo wo dlandsoate ita te ee rent low to Lis A 1 FHF . RENT—VERY DESIRABLE TOF E ROOMS, with batt ua hewt, for rent in the Builders’ kx- sh % Al th e bullion tae E85 setae 25-0088 ra FoR aerate HANDSOME FIRE PROOF | | Ficince tes wig: “Fleming building ;” suit- sat ae To ai inc, 21-1m 1419G st, Foe RENT—FIRST OR OF 1319 F 8ST. AP- ply to W. KILEY se5-1m | ye ‘OK | KENT— DESI me giana eet With t aud ery: ouudii 1aS8'NY. ave ave. |. ism ug ae axD L sts. or aru kind of Tete “Apply to W. 6.50) st. DW. FOR RENT--STABLES. ST—BRICK STABLE "IN REAR OF 1012 i Ri ‘Touihats usw; Be E. F. ARNOLD, 0c2-3t* 458 La. ave. nw. BUSINESS CHANCES. ‘sel3-Lin WANTED—A SUITE OF TWO Boom farce! ished, north of G struct aud west of 14th, State price. 8. P, N, 13th oy It wi Sas NICE! ee SHED, BED Koons and Hoard in a private family ior family of nix; avod Iccation desired. A BE, office. H., ster 60-30" WAntee =. 4 WHITE WOMAN AS COOK AND hdzeag tor stuall family. Apply, with refer~ ences, to 1402 AM stu Vv ___ WANTED—BOARD WARZED-BOARD AND | KOOM IN_ PRIVATE x fauily. Address MODERATE M olive. T LINE STOCK. BOUGHT _ SOLD. _0¢2-1w Bor 134, Star offico, FOR SALES THE, PERTonws,aNcLupING Shelving, Counters, Scales, m, &e.), dtock and Good Will of & Grocery Store in the Castern part of [he ety, ow doit a fair bisinem, “wich any energetic person can make mouey itn See Pervon HANK HUME. 454 be ave QOK SALE—A WELL-STOCKED DkUG STOKE; good locution, northeast; low rent. A splendid ug for the right man; price $3U i, tur office. ocl-3t* days ALDEKSUN & Ci WANTED AL YOUNG LaDy AS BOOK KEEPER and for Ofice Work; hours louy. Addcess OF- FICe WORK, Star office. WASTED IAGENTS FOR WASHINGTON ss ¥ new patented, easily selling article. Good ‘can muaue big inoney. iy b aging #100 sive right given. JOHN A. W1: ave., Baltimore, ANTED—A FIKST-CLAS® PASTRY COOK AT Mt, Vernon Seminary, 1100 M st. nw, #e3U-st* WASTED HELP-HOUSE WOMEN, CHAMBER. Anaids, Boss, Nurse Girls, White’ und co lored Men for uli busiiieas to fll orders now in; 1 the past wees. Apion for Governui ae na tions ae We A PAKTNER, COLORED OR Ware to Sein a atinateel Party ready to start on the party with ove or two hundred dollars to invest, Sia bemas’ aves soon 16, for one week. se27-1W" |AKLY DELONG. + UNDORE'S EMELOVMES ted jadies, Men and Wo1 white andoolored, for all kinds et dumteetts Tabor, city A Pe BEST OF W are; Warm stables and generous feeding ; eatis- factory references {rom ant aud present patrone; $8 aud $10 p uth. ad UNDERS, ma E FIGURES? FARNS- b's New System Auattion solves the secret, Cabin Joba Fonsi.” of jilqutuing euleulution” learned in an hour. “For highest iudorsement and particu.ars inclose stainp to the FARNSWORTH CO., Gohuston Bldg. iDnati, ci ‘OR SALE—A SMALL GROCERY IN BEST LO- sition lu city; Dest of reasons tor selliug. Apply at 517 E st. n. DECIDED BARGAIN— Bi splendid Lot on 4th st. u WxB0t0 10> a puny. Apply w CHALMEKS: Ae VOURHLES, aca) “& CO, BANKER: 618151 st. LOANS AND DISCOUNTS A SPECIALTY, INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS. \WANTED—To BUY AT ONCE FIFTY GALLONS of Milk. CallatS209thet.mw. —ocl-ut™ WwW "ANTED-BY A COLOLED WOMAN, WASHING te take to her home; Ladies, Gents, or Families Washing, Cail or address 331 Wilson st, * W eee dee NEBL ANY PAQUIN tore, wi o1 uy Pro} erty Suitable tor Small iiGiten Gi usiness. is drew: Box 23, Star of oc1-3t* W AN aa FURNITURE, OFFICE Furniture, Store ¥ixuures, aud Furniture ot every Tipton ; also eutire Housel Stocks. 4 dittalecor all Muda "Addsess CARLTON G3 st a, WwW NTED— TO BUY A_ WELL-BRED BAY Horse, 950 to 1,000 pounds, five to ceven years, Fences. | trot in tes; suitable for saddle al ¥ td giatog; with rete Benorents tis at ye | eee peo sis je for also. Vad NT ANTEL KiMOW $1,000 ON 56 ACRES ANTED MAM, TO,TARE THE AGENCE OF | W Af tue bestinnd nor there, Payable, in ve retail retce 835, other izes im propor’ fut S00 Ibs. | equal annual ustallments; interest cent; tite Ered sie & permanent business ot Borie These reese.” mi. Addreas Box O0, Str fice, meet a demand never before gs by Gad wee aod aUM SRUETEN TGS sais as we are vot govern ANTED= THI ALPINE SAFE CO. Cincianatl, 0. aus sawost Prices for Sevond-haud Furnit Ea ee pre 1T TE STANDS AT THE # BEAD” jue Peser. fire Bounebolds 's ‘epecial os 5 and Sold G10 par onthe EWMAN’ &'SUN, “AS TE PASTURE [ORSES een 1300 F ee Wisdxyane bao He aT F. _WANTED—SITUATIONS. Waxtar a RESPECTABLE. EB WHITE GIRL, 8 P.ace as Chambermaid or est pasture farm in a Pag reer pita Bee iculars to Crownsville, Md. gel8" Lin” ANTED—BEFORE 1 LEAVING ON Ws ity Accident, Fale in he ‘SREP race YOR ae ECTIONERY, Notion Store, 7th st. 2.w., $200;'re: Also, G: Stor 434 st. 225; Kestaurant aia Sts Sst ere neers 8e30-3t 31s, eene. FOE SALE. 92.200 WILL BUY NEW AND HAND- some Furniture of completely furnished 1:}-room Siiver Ware, China, ae in ¢ fesutousole locate ve. Ene y. 64,800; owner olng abroad, Box 133, Star oflice CIGAR ap it reasonable: ANS ONE DESHLUNG SAFE, INVESTMENTS IN Local Stocks or Bonds should call o: Louis: bales ‘Money to loan on collateral security. jok SALE-A FLW #190 TRUST OO. SHALES w paying 1 itt ee Bo Ey FORBES E S307 atiw, Tek LEASE FOR A TERM OF YEAMS. A DESIN- Property in the Lest wquare ou F gt UY, Btar o we 66) DO MOVE"”"_REMEMBER 1 HEE WORLD, Clock.” HAMMAY. has cut aE atches t-class mai yauted ous yout, 61 Glock and jewelry work st t prices in clly; we dety colmpetiuon. Ween awe wul7 LOST AND FOUND. Fx SALE—WE OFFER AS SPECIAL BARGAINS —Lot 29, 9q. 92, 24 fect front on Coun. ave., bet K ‘ie feet legp to alley, 3 te Senator toe Lot 22, aq. by 92 on S With 23 fect front gh Netsai rear” House 12 18.3 feet front by 140 deep, with Stable in rear. ee24-2m BEALL, BROWN & BE: Fok SMES SIN FEET On bear M and d}¢strect cars, 40c_ per fvot inalt ct duis ground pays 86 per mouth rent. P, PELHAS, FOR SALETA, VERY, DESIRABLE FRONTAGE ot 109 feet on O street Just west of New Hampshire Aves, north front, high. solid grvund: no dead horses burs Jm this square, no, middle strecta, sur- rounding improvements generally very jot pur- chasors need only observe the settling of ‘houses and cracking of walls and the consequent expense and anxiety of builders to secure gvod foundations, im maany portions of the inet fully appreciate ‘Us ciass of pro It perty as this witha the city imide oF the besutifar Lill country ad Jolutny that can scarcely fail to attract the attention of purchasers. C, A. Mi 20 oR SALE-Nowr eater ape YEET PRONTAGE 2th st. betwoen G and H sta; also two 0 fest outages op 11th et. bet sane street Fe WEEE —KE! A Eitroptagee; very desirable: | ave money in these lots to investors. oe Sti CHAS. A. MCEUEN, 1450 Fst. mow. RY DESIRABLE PROPERTY ox Massachusetts ave., east of ‘opportuuities tor investinent, ‘k one fora little money. Buyers in securing low: OF st t weS110t st. Dow. FoR = 4ST—ALL SQUARE NE. oF 130,824 fect, 240 feet trout oo Musca.huae ave, B12 feat it tase on 150 feet 1 luchies on 19th st—40 fest on reser m. Suacepti- ~e of very economical subdivision—into 21 lots. A food property at a low 10 Fe: SALE—SOUTHEAST_N.W, ste: Ste hes Sinches on toe N.E. corner 13th and Dats; 185 ft.on 13th and 210 ft. on D, both proportion Dear Peunayivasts und Rete tucky aves. on the line of tumprovenents; guod iuvest- mente. CHAS. A. MCEUEN, 1420 F st. n.w.se21-108 FOR SALE—N Al 36 FEET FRONT ON ath st. near H: reasouable price. Also ob 24 st. hear Hat, A good Brokerty at jow se21-10t ine Fe: SALE-NORTHEAST—100 FEET FRONT. aye o4 41h st Lear Stauton equare: very desirable uilding purposes, CHAS ‘A. MCEUEN, sez! Fors SAL R NORTHEAST —4. VERY DESIKABLE ‘Propert (adjoining Linco park un the cout): 23.500 tects a destded texas tae a owes buyer. id on pes cane West of the Tis one 5 Carolina aves. 30 to $1.50 per square foot, und in tainty on Maseachusetin'and’ Sort #1 to €1.40 per square foot, Now is the time to buy before thie price is udvanced. CHAS. 4: McEUEN, “101 1420 F st. uw. OR SALE-N-E. CORNER OF 14TH AND B STS. DW ‘85 feet on 14th st, and ext back 1:3 ‘Lhe property is perhaps without ex- ception th Sue eat ne the market for manufacturing OF and c WUGENE D. becakt“! & 00, ei #e10-1m Cor. 10th and E sta. new, FE SALE_FIFTY LOTS IN “FAIRVIEW,” BE- tween Eckiuwton and National Fair Gro: — 100.8150 each. Easy terms. This property he line of uprovements aud) offers ai epvortunity for investinent, For plate abd anf UST & HUNGELEO aul7-3m 624 140 st. ew, i SALE—LOTS AT FOREST GLEN, MD.; ONLY 20 mumutes’ ride from city; 1 1 to 6 cote pet foot jy6-3m E | rights tn mah JOR SALE—A RARE PIANO BARGAIN, Beautiful new fuil-sized 4 Grand sized Sq aoe, condition, very ful) and rich tomy lateet im : om jue rosewood case, 8275; cost 8150. if: owner must sell; vr —. ai Opermonth 4p cral stall one ton come diauos, Ry for 100; 85 per THE PLANO EXCHANGE, se28 Fee, SAce essa New York have ee, sample wy, and to introduce this Piano at ftyle we will sel Pigs os for rent. HUGO WORCH tite usic Publishers, &e. aus -taa {OK (SALE JUST AMRIVED, 25. HORSES; aunoty then, Deat were, to be auld at reasonable prices. sci ia LIGLEY, Bezb-ut in reac of Fe SALE — GREAT Panoaiee f ments: lnige aiisovunt tur cash eeters celeste Makes. Gf. WILD & Bios. simi w.neZD-Lw* JOR SALE — PAIK OF WELL-BKED B ACK Horses from Virginia; halt. eS wisty years; 10% bande big: abe wood ac prompt drivers to single ordoubie harness, teed sound and not afraid of auy thing; =o Pipvate Stable rear of YUU 10th st i, 19 Bull Kun Pau ‘U shares Mari Fire i ae ‘s Shares Hage Sea es 15th and F sts, TOR SALE—9 W UsED o SALE—€2,000 WASHINGTON CLIY GAS t onde 30 stuart aot d_Georate ‘orker, 1. founs ; iouns Geiding suitable for any Use. e Dide > new. ike sbo' be mokd at a sacrifice, ities iath st nw JOK SALE—ENC ¥CLOI Mare, Owe La Ou rr rived from * Beaders, Tou pe : Oi fae ceo trota a ia . a 2. ALE OR 2 SK EXCHANGE, BARGAINS—i ey ey rnalia hisor Cacriagee ot all tyles, both new and Hire Wk. GEYER, Prop. New York Carriage aud os atwatiory. #20 ave, OK SALE—-A PAIR OF WELL Bb iteat bra canton Ree ACAD inieh 1-150 poundse pra ; also & fine black mare, goud ‘unter years old: Lisp hands other ‘Apply to N. LOUGI UGH a Fauquier county, Va, ie Fe BALE—SPECL Parker & Secon Orga Sterling Organ... - aud Co. Square Piano, JOR SALE—YOUNG Pano , MOCKING Fe cal ply} pratt Dog Feed and Medic fa peo fet Lie pratt’ sue". Catalogue and Price Last, SCHMID'S Bird Store, 31° 12th st, a. oat )OR SALE—CARBIAGES, wacons AND ies of ali Kinds on easy ‘terme, ni 3205 M street, Georgetown. OND ae) San Fe SALE PAKKIAGES; BEST MAKEUS: jetwest etc rn a BNEW Catidaoe AND X, Ly bet. 16th and ame {Ok SALE—THE “OTTO” GAS ENGINE KE. quires no boiler | avoids all exiwuaive, at Lo lose of tune; no handling of fuel, Sud price ist. b. BALLAU: Agr, 73s feb et. wie is BOARDING. HE Se 533 13TH ¢ we N.W., ene. ‘tral to all points of interest ; ayeloees. é. ‘A Dr api Srtioe, SPECIALTIES. © | PSE. EL MANDEY. Rrerat FORMERLY OF NEW wd Fasiors ver Deve <= wae bony, Hetiere, Yeu ope o Pa'sve., Kooms & Uthice hours: ® an pu. HOTELS. t yor Tr WINDOWS, 68 OOROORAN Building, for ‘of Parade, Also Upholstered Cote te rent or sell. DAY oe. PROCESS%0) *“Yaree Corner ootn on Line of Pareder ath rher on Li wids wiudows; well’ furnished ‘and bestex, Room 7, 603 15th st, (OR RE: ton WINDOWS FOR y, Oct. 8. The most COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. FS, SALE—A FARM OF 250 ACRES, IMPROVED mse dwe swell ‘tmbered. tote ‘two ee fre tg SALE—OK WILL TRADE FOR HOUSE IN y, 6 Acres at Pad Gien station, improved by ie , Vi Ni 806 F oF a nw. ;OK SALE—A FARM OF FORTY ACKES, Beha Aneersiage gp impreeeate BEL fa Private | Mutual Accident 3 ‘ —A NEW DWI G, Family. Callat iv H et. n.e. oe fdeunity coat a 5 per year. S$. 2. UNDA PURSE OF MONEY. ANY ONE AC- Bp ry ey ee AY, <zS. SIRE Boma, WESTED FOX, REGISTERED FRARMAGIT, Ee Genk ats 8 Biase ee tatiana Sere eh ack ON, Hillsdale, aish., and 2 Sod benith: aie eee haat a grass, inet areas Ds s Star oft a eee at ANTED — PARLOR” FURNITURE “ERG: xo re icE GATEOF SEU TRE Gourtiand st. Baltimore, or Laurel Ma sexdtw ANTED-BY a FIUST-CLAus DRESS KER, | Neat aud Substanual Manner; new work solicited, Sirens Sunull Skye Terrier with white 2 Fow more Customers by the day. 1020 Gch at guaranteed, ELSON, 1223 bi ror age female, answers to name eenern ty She tae BO abet Meclo-v4t" © MELAON, 1283 G aw! | beod sat Return aud receive rewark, S PERSONAL. ANTED— SITUATIONS FOR HOUSEMEN, ANTED_LADIES, THY “ORANGE I ‘O8T—ON PENNSYLVANIA AVE. BET. 3g AND RINDER 18 2 eu, Maite. But Butlers, Kitchen Hands, wis gaze for fa oi maale, cieensee | alan Ds. a: gy ak F po A nha Jplouee sepa adareen or allat G20 Nat nage = Housekeepers Bore Boye, ao BURNERS Ae rs recy pee ie inka A BATE Y Gh iets ATF, | st. now. cl ae bated ahuod jw-Om® Loam SUM OF MONEY IN aero aed sane WASTER AT _ READQUAH TERS POSITIONS SUFFERING | FuoM ae ye erg for Cooks, 1d, Waitress, Coundrens Wa bang gy ME oy 2 Gberal reward. Suter. ‘Sata ne OSS Ferm. oczot RICAN ks i nituato ee me cates, ay WHE Tee ryan Wis ee Neey ie eee aie | TERE es A aed A su zaay aad ‘@ | Waits wes oe Mee. 24 P ot. nw, Witiaticg cia yee office. : ! ure Tent or SS RTRs ee fe Es sane yas ae aw, Wakes 5: E. BRENNER, 640 0 BT. N.W., 18 WaITs | cod Nopeicing Cenc ‘lepetci aes Sait Se ee ute ene ie | 7 sie Hound Gyy. about 18 inchs ‘Reward if returned to EBBITT HOUSE WASHINGTON, D. 0. NOTARIES PUBLIC. MMISSIONE: ¥ DEEDS yor EVERY STATE BO! ‘Territory, aod BEL ii! aNee'x ae ry and Ut voftce trom Pa = Five years of our business life ig Hallowed by «come Ocieutioueness of toward each and very ube who na passed the portale of bean baripet cleared cares ei Sungntion atone oo 1 gaa ebould em- opened cig Sat we ine kept the fath and E ad petronag <a, and is not one various 208 woaiwaze Saeee VICTOR E. ADLER'S TEX PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSR 927 and O29 7th st. n.w, Corner Massachusetts svenaa, STRICTLY ONE PRIOR Open Seturdays until 11 p.m GH This store will be closed on SATURDAY NEXT OCTOBER 6, wntiGoockpm eck ‘THE DUNLAP STYLE OF SILK AND DERBY Haz, ‘OR FALL AND WINTER WEAR, Bow ready at ‘WILLETT & RUOFFS, Bole Agents, (905 Pennaylvanie sveses,