Evening Star Newspaper, October 14, 1889, Page 2

SOCIAL ME MENTION. Summer Tourists Re Returning Home— Personal Mention. Judge and Mrs. James B. Edmunds have re- tarned to the city and their bospitable home, on K street, from their summer outing that comprised an extensive tour of the north- eastern resorts. Mr. and Mrs, Edmunds went first to Rock Enon for the benefit of the waters, snd from there they visited Block Island, Bethlehem in the New Hamp- shire mountains, Magnolia, Beverly, and the resorts along the Massachusetts coast, —— Edmunds, who was ill in the is great; improved in health. and both bot he aa od Mrs. Ed- munds are in excellent healt Mrs. Justice Miller and ire Tonzatin, her widowed daughter, who will be with her this winter, and Mise Lucy Corkhill have returned = ere city from the Warm Sulphur Springs in inia, where they spent the autumn. Mrs. Mi er isin a highly uncomfortable state of health and is Dbiiged to keep her chamber. Mr. Justice Miller returns week from | Towa. Mr. and Mrs. Sayles Brown and Miss Bethine Brown are back at their home on McPherson square from Watkins Glen, N.Y., where they have # rural retreat situated on the lake. Dr. S. M. Burnett and his son Vivian returned | from Europe last week and are at their home | on Massachusetts avenne. Mrs. Burnett will | leave London for her home as soon as the in- juries received from the recent accident she met with while driving in a T-cart are sufti- eientiy healed to make the journey possible for her. Mr. and Mrs. Aulick Palmer will sail for Europe next week. Representative and Mrs, Joseph A, Scranton of Scranton, Pa., have leased the house of Mrs, lat THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, TALK ABOUT THE BALL CLUBS. Averages of the League Players—Future of the Washington Club. The base ball season is dragging itself along ata rather slow pace. The New York cham- pions are waiting tosee who they will have to play in the world’s championship series, for it isnot altogether certain that the Bridegrooms will win the association flag. The Browns have taken a strong spurt and have almost recov- ered the ground they lost during their tem- porary demoralization. Saturday's games re- sulted as follows: At Philadeiphia—Athletics, 7; Baltimore, 1. At Columbus—Columbus, 7; Brooklyn, 5. At Louisville—Louisville, 6;Kan- sas City,4 Sunday's game resulted in these scores: At Columbus—Brooklyn, 2; Columbus 1. At Louisville—Kansas City, 6; Louisville, 5. Philadeiphia—Athletics, 5; Baltimore, 4 The eager igang Cincinnati: and St. Louis were on ys postponed on account of wet grounds. This placed the association clubs as follows: AMBRICAN ASSOCIATION. habs, | won| toe | Per cent 9 | 44 83 | 44 73 | 58 75 | 61 70 | 63 60 | 77 bt | 82 27 | 10 THE LEAGUE PLAYERS’ AVERAGES. The official averages of the league players during the past season were published yester- Cbarles Clarke on K street between 13th and | Math streets for the ensuing Congress. Mr. | Seranton was in the Forty-uinth Congress and | while bere with his family at the Hamilton house they ali made mauv friends, Miss Scranton being great belle. Their friends here will most heartily welcome their return. | Gen. and Mrs. Wm. Henry Browne of K/ street will have with them this winter Mr. and | Mrs, Harry —— the latter being Mrs. 13 Browne’s sister. Mrs. B.C. Fisher of K street has returned from her visit to Sharon, Pa,, and was busy | entertaining a houseful of guests during con- | clave week. { Senator and Mrs. Teller have given up the | Capitol Hill house they had last year and will reside this season at the corner of 16th and P| streets. Mr. and Mrs. A. Lowery of Vermont avenue have retarned to the ri from their county ein New Hampshii First Assistant Postmaster General and Mrs, Clarkson have removed from K street and are now located at 3 Dupont circle. Mr. Jos. Hall, sr., of Cape May, N.J., is visit- his grand and great-grandchildren at 1607 py tooled Hall ts eighty-four years old. Miss Louise Darragh of Rochester, Pa., is the guest of her friend, Mrs. Jas. Power, 115 Mary- and avenue northeast. Pisce Linenbring, esq., of Rochester, Pa., and hter are visiting friends at 809 T street = west, Mra. Hon. J.T. Dravo and daughter-in-law of Beaver, Pa., are visiting Mrs. Dravo's daugh- | ter, Mrs. J. H. McCreery, on Riggs street north- west. Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Bardwell and daugh- ter Helen are guests of Mrs. Kimball, libra- rian of the Treasury department. Mrs. Rosenthal nee Oettinger, accompanied | by her son, is visiting her parents at 3053 M | sireet, Georgetown. | Mr. J. L. McFarland who, with his wife and son, has been traveling in Europe for the past | four months. will sail for home from Liverpool on the 16th. Capt. Farquhar of the navy and family are | located at 1009 13th street northwest for the | winter. ‘Miss Lily Satterwhite, daughter of Dr. T. P. Satterwhite of Louisville. Ky., is visiting her uncle, Dr. J. J. Bullock, at 915 New York | avenue. Emmons Blaine and his bride left Augusta Me., Saturday, where they have been visiting several days, for Bar Harbor. They will remain there for a week or ten days and go thence to Baltimore, where they will begin housekeep- ing. Col. and Mrs. William L. Bramhall returned to their home on N street late Saturday night ter spending a delightful vacation in “Massa- ebusetis and New York. aioe Lilian Strong, 1338 Q street, has gone to Arkonsas to spend a portion of the winter with reL.cves im Little Rock and Pine Blaff. vs Lizzie Lenman leaves tomorrow to visit | Ber sivter in San Jose, Cal. Past Eminent Commander Finlay Ross and wif’ of Wichita, Kan., left yesterday morning for some, where they will arrive the latter part month, after visiting many points of in- t st im the east. They were guesis of Mr. G .. H. Smith, 1447 P street of this city, dur- uz the conclave. Mr. and Mrs. James H. Nichols of Denver, Col., with their little ones. are visiting their ©, Mrs. Rudolph F. Bartle, of 947 Virginia avenue southwest. Miss Carrie Warxthall of Chicago and her mother are visiting Mrs. W. O. Berry, 431 6th street southwest. Mrs. Hampden Zane, with her sister, Mrs. es-Gov. Blackburn, are at the Ebbitt house, where they will remain only afew days. They are en route for Canada to meet Mr. and Mrs. Cockvurn. Mrs. Dewaine Thompson nee Bartlett of War- raw, Y¥., is visiting her sister, Mrs. Silas Boyce, 917 B street northwest. Mrs. Albert Marx and Miss Mamie Rusker of Baltimore are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. HL. Teepe. Mrs. S.M. Gauss has issued cards announcing the approaching marriage of her daughters, Miss Annie Margaret to Mr. Geo. H. Bannon and Miss Emma Gertrude to Dr. James W. Grabam. Both marriages will take place to- morrow evening the 15th at the Memorial Lutheran church, the ceremony to be per- formed by the Rev. Dr. Butler. Mrs. H. Brennan of New York, mother of the late Lieut. James Brennan, is visiting Mra. Capt. F. Whyte, 621 Maryland avenue. Assistant Secretary Batcheller and family have taken possession of their elegant resi- dence, No. 1104 Vermont avenue. Mrs. and Mise Batcheller will go to New York aud Sara- a for a couple of weeks, and on their return it embellish their home with bric-a-brac and orieatal draperies collected during their ex- tended residence in Europe and the east. ‘an illipecomens Numerous Robberies Reported. ‘The Police Court was visited by one of the Ught-flngered gentry this morning, who re- lieved Lawyer J. M. Ricks, colored, of a gold watch and plated chain. “And that isn't the | worst of it,” said the lawyer, when be entered his complaint at police headquarters, “the watch and chain belong to a client and were —_, me as security for the payment of a fee.” Miss Fannie K. Smith, who is visiting Judge Miller's house, was relieved of a pocket book containing $17 Saturday afternoon. The young lady went into an F street store and laid the pocket book on the counter, when a colored boy genrka oan Cixi f Hugh Cline, Satur mer: use of No. 212 oth street southeast, was conced and robbed of an overcoat and boy's jacket. Sunday moruing a thief entered the residence of Jerome Taylor, No, 203 E street northeast, and carried off a basket of marketing. Several nights ago Herman Lenzler’s resi- dence on 3d street northeast was robbed of a silver butter dish. a box of cigars and Ciel Rufus Preston reports the larceny of a of trousers, Franklin Jackson of No.1500 Vermont avenue was relieved ots a bicyle at Capitol park Friday. Acase of iustruments was stolen —_ zx aE Kellogg’s buggy on B street last Samuel B. Cross, who lives in igen burg, Va., came to see te Templar m, of No. 2141 strect northwest, would like to recover 5, that was stolen from her house Saturday. argiars visited her bous-n sesk® 2 reed = a weel forced the door and went off with a ely, » gold ring and $12 in cash, The corner stone of the the Mount Carmel tist church, on K street, was removed afternoon to the church property rece purchased corner 4th and L streets and at 3 o'clock with appropriate | Hanlon, twelfth, .919. | the set of jew- | Will take day. Brouthers leads the batting list, having | played in 126 games, been 485 times at bat, made 105 runs, 181 base hits and 31 sacrifice hits, a percentage of .373, Glasscock is second, with .359; Anson third, .341; Tiernan fourth, -334; Carroll fifth, 330; Ewing sixtn, .326; Ryan seventh, .324; "Yan Haltren eighth, . ra O'Rourke ninth, .320; Connor ten’ ere) eleventh, .313; Fields and Duffy twelfth? ; Gore thirteenth, .305; H. Richardson and itinte fourteenth, .04; Andrews and McKean fifteenth, .302; Wilmot sixteenth, .301, and Daly (Washington) seventeenth, 300, The other Seuators stand thus: Beecher tied with Thomp- son for nineteenth, .296; Mack tied with Del hanty for twenty- first, -292; John Irwin, twenty-third, .289; Hoy tied with Denny and ‘Tebeau, .283; Clark forty-fourth, .257; Wise tied with O’Brien for forty-ninth, .250; Arthur Irwin tied with Tom Brown and Flint for sixty- first, .232; Haddock sixty-sixth, .223: Krock seventy-seventh, .186; G. Keefe eighty-second, are Ferson eighty-ninth, lit n leads the first basemen, .982, Morrill ranks fourth, Mack ninth and Carney tenth and Dunlap is still king of second, .949. Myers reached fourth place and Wise ninth, .916. Denny also holds his rank of first third base- man, .918. Brother Jobn is uiuth and Peter Sweeney tenth. Bastian, Chicago, is ranked first shortstop, -919, with Glasscock second. Arthur Irwin stands sixth, .892, and Sam Wise twelfth. Gilks of Cleveland played in 29 games as a fielder and, not having made an error, is the owner of the wonderful percentage of 1,000. Fogarty is second, .960. Wilmot is tied with Shoch and Mack are |nineteenth, 905.; Hoy twenty-fifth, .890; Beecher twenty-ninth, .860; Carney ’ thirty- second and last, .786. Bennett is first among catchers, .916. Ewing, Gauzel, Dagling aud Tom Daly are in order after. “Mack is seventeenth with .799, THR PUTURE OF THE WASHINGTON CLUB, A special in the Philadelphia Press this morn- ing says that “Walter Hewett has announced that he has had enough of the base ball busi- ness and the material at Capital park will be sold at auction next week. It is rumored that he has divposed of his league franchise to the Brooklyn club, but it is hardly probable that such a deal has been consummated. During the past year the Senatorial team has been a constant drain upon the Hewett estate, and as exeentor of his father’s will he does not feel | justitied in drawing any further upon the fem- ily treasury for funds to invest in base ball. He réalizes that he cannot attend to his real estate business in conjunction with a base ball club, andas the latter yields him no profit it will have to go.” This is not strictly true. Mr. Hewett, as has been well known here for almost the entire season. has serious inclinations to leave the business, but, as he stated only a day ago to a Srap reporter. he is perfectly willing to con- tinue if be can find two or three other men who will advance equal shares of stock. Mr. Hewett says, very wisely. that $10,000 is not enough capital for a first-class ball club, that it should be increased to 220,000, or better, $25,000. He wants to find some partners in the concern, for he likes base ball and would continue in the business gladiy if some one would share responsibility with him. He is not going to act hastily in the matter, for he has all winter to look around him. He will reserve his men with the rest of the clubs and will occupy his spare time be- | tween now and the opening of the next season | looking for capitalists. The sale of the goods at the park is simply necessitated by the ex- piration of Mr. Hewett's lease, which will occur November 1. He would have to vacate on that day and he concluded that it will be cheaper to sell the fences, stands, &c., than to store them. THE MISSING GIRL. No Tidings Yet Received from Mr. J. B. Brown’s Daughter. No tidings bad been heard today from Miss Susan Isabella Brown, daughter of Mr. J. B. Brown of 1805 14th street, who, as stated in| Tae Stan of Saturday, disappeared Thursday. Her father, in speaking to a Stan reporter to- day, expressed the opinion that the young lady, who was of somewhat morbid and sensitive nature and high spirited, bad become depressed because her ambition asa student surpassed her ability. She was, he said, extremely anxious to succeed and excel as a scholar, and studied very hard. He knew of no tronble that she bad that would lead her to suicide or even to flight from her home, and there was no person, bes knew of, in whom she was interested enough to elope with him. Miss Brown attended the theater Wednesday evening with members of her family and appeared to be in gay Spirits. | ‘Thursday morning there was nothing unusaal | iu her conduct or appearance when she left | home to go to school at the Academy of the Holy Cross. She left her books there and went out, telling one of the sisters that she would re- turn in half an hour. She did not return and bas not been heard of since. ee The New St. Mark’s Lutheran Church. Interesting services were held yesterday in the tent of the congregation of St. Mark's Lutheran church at the corner of 12th and C streets southwest, when the corner me of the new chapel to be erected on this site was laid. Rev. De Wolf delivered a brief sermon, and remarks were made by Rev. Dr. Domer of St. Paul’s Lutheran church, Rev. Dr. Parsons of the Church of the Reformation, Capitol Hill; Rev. Dr. Homrighaus of the Church of the Fatherland, Rev. Mr. Slaybaugh and Dr, Gottwald. The superiutendent of the Sunda: school, Mr. N. L. Seitz, read a historical sketch’of the church, The new structure will cost $18,000. ‘This afternoon the Grand | of the Ma- sonic order of the District will lay the corner stone with appropriate cor ceremonies. Sudden Death of f James E. Frost. Mr. Jumes E. Frost was found dead in his bed yesterday morning at his residence, 405 G street northwest, Mr. Frost had recentiy com- plained of rheumatism, and on Saturday eve- ning he started to attend the meeting of Pioneer council, Sons of Jonadab, of which he Ley been a member for aboutsix years. He was taken pce avhill on the street and returned home, tusch and morning his daughter went to call him and failed te arouse him, and it was then found that he was dead, Mr. Frost was ® native of Columbus, and has been employed os toarecent dat the government printing office here, well known among the typos of this city. Ga., ite at had been a Jonadab for over six years aiso connected with the Good T' Royal Templars. He leaves » widow, @ son now in Eurepe and two daughters. His funeral afternoon at 3:30 representatives an wood, » WANTED—SITUATIONS. “FOR RENT—ROOMS. D. C.. MONDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1889, STRIOUS@WHITE GIRL TO Assist in Bakery and Goufecuonery. Apply 1 Wines Le RESPECTABLE WHITEGIRE | oR RENT_FURNISHED FINE PARLOR, WITII Mane 2 of reference. Cail at 2118 11th eee eee Commenting Bed oom Sela Ware D WOMEN COOKS, WAXTEDSA SEIUATION MPEIENT = = po fener staan 8 Norse waiters, Kit oe | Wee Man as pe oFrivate #3 aS ees eb DICKS CIS Tra at | ences bonny Sr ies elas | Apply B20 Peta Patent, “Poot meg Waster ements SALESLADY, FOR | WWANTED_BY & SETIEED QOIQRED WOMAK | —A BRIGHT ROOM. FURNISHED, feney Geode: mast, evme ‘well, recom= Wise 'a Private Fo, Teste a BRIGHT Soom, 7 NISHE Di once SUS 7th st., between H and L enceat Apply at Soe 5a at, now. ie | gen (yn ee seed, ANTED—BY RESPECTABLE WOMAN POST. | ANTEDA GIRL TO COOK AND DOY THE mg | Woitzeres stent to an Iuvalid, willing to a8. NICELY FCR- Loken iting rs : ‘Room a mane “sn ences, "Adress CRTHBENE Me 'S23 “Toda ee, nd ANTED_AN EXPERIED CED TER, a a Wholesale Paper House for this ci! Address PAPER, star office. a it* ANTED-WE WANT & GOOD LIVE MAN TO Wik oe agency end handle our Peerless ‘One competent to emi Bite canvasers Eee ig esl boos ‘sel a ay market. Noting “eco at it to three f five houses, Kare chance fora eh enterprise: Address BENEDICT & C0rs, Bale Manufacturers, falo, WO SAMS THE BES, eae Dw, 420° Witty 113 436 s1 1 W ae Box TO MAKE HIMSELF USEFUL Furnishi: Call ANTED—BOY TO cH ERKANDS, MAKE ine nd be Gen eatal about Store; also res 21 rally U: ai hates tn atid et A. COUMBE, 926 Fst. pow. ocl4-' W “30 ae s ee ing and Hat Store. ALEX. KAUFMAN, 527 7th at. u.w. oc havine few yea: x Ppa HONG ANS 003 Fierce ae ANTED WOMEN ¢ COOKS, $10 TO 875: CHAM. ree and Laund: ANS2V—TEN FINSi-CLAsS HUUSe PAINT: ers, Apyly to DAVIS & CHISOLM, 421 12: thst, r ANTED—A = Ry = vig Sree tent to Employ and ile Agente at ny ‘s Efau8 a V Sent ath ht man. by ata ‘Avbly 2d-floor Lange Ripe Hoban on 3d for: toes at = ANTED—EMPLOYERS—YOU WILL FUR- iso Wellwained Highly Recommended Clerical ‘Applicants; Orrin me mat tie guest the CoRR Sos ANTED—POSITIONS: “CLASS W (heap me ‘COOKS, House Keepers, 2 eadiee ids families, hotels, stores, BURNHAM'S, iiig ¢ gar i ANLED—BY A WHITE. INTELLIGENT YOUNG Ww fatiefactary, plac s st of references aud. P.. Bar office a [amyl as Watchinan, ond can tulfill any WAS oe AN EXPERIENCED id Lady w = ay a es hest references juired. Address iSicinr =e eaten OE ton parties a YY - RI ECTABLE W! sitmation as cook in a first-cluss Dest of refereny given. Call between WHITE G: pre sinh | 8 ours of a3. STED-A YOU A YOUNG, MAN ot tt a —- titles and incum- brances and as court a oatre in one ot otis Cae dg clerk's Hon with some offices of New York state, desi: Real Estate ‘Drm or Title Insurance company. ‘recommendations. ae O ADUPT HE come Well ecomnmended. Avis Rea, must come we nn . 13 9and 10am. A, DOUGLAS, 1708 Puave. nw. It wx Lp ei el YOUNG Ageing | MANASBU ICH: R; ‘ho understands the business. Apply Bef ‘7th st rl Vv ARTED—10 GOOD CARPENTERS ON Fas Houses, Apply s6th and P sts. nw. » ANILD — 1 WO - RESPECTABLE we =D Girls, Que tor General House Work and One as Nurse; must give sot city reierence and at hight.’ Apply in store, 1100 F st WSisce: experience “anaces a: ‘unni given. Address MAY, Star ollie WANTED A COOK AT 911 MT. N.W.; THE ay bes: of reterences requi Inquire om! prey WANTED-A? MIDELE-AGED SETTLED WI wire ‘Woman with good references to Cook and Wash for two iniamily, Apply at 1459 14th st. n.w. entrance, Ww a YOUNG MAN IN A GROCERY Store, Accustomed to Cutting Mests, Address, pe ee reterences, stating salary expected, Box ore Ww are =e WHITE Ok COLORED PERSON 10 do Cooking and General Housework in a Small Pamily. apply 41185 2 2tu st. n.w,, after 6 pm. 1t* @ mousey to introduce ‘Art ‘$25 for fiteen orders, “Address D DEPART- x 79, Star o: ‘ED—GENTLEMAN IN OUR re 50 ae oe weil recommended; salary weekl: lan. Avplys after 9:50 Ban,, NW ANTED—A COMPETENT MAN TO TARE care o1 Horse and make if wenerully useful private house: references required. A R LOCKDHAWEI No, 409, City Post Ont WANTED SALES LADIES AT J AT J.C. SON'S, 907 Vs. a was ANTED—A 1 TNE J. B SUIT, HUTCHIN- ocl4-2w $ 77H Box 142, Star office. WANED ay sroune MAN OF GOOD HABIT iTS, jon as Clerk, Book Kee fa A D.. 705 och -3t" y ANTED—BY A WHITE MAN, SPEAKS GER- V Ts, & Situation to Assist in Store and Drive. Address A.D.1., Star office, och 1-st* ANTED-A EAITED -b NUMBER OF PUPILS IN Greek and Ea M.C.A, fore Im* Star office. ANLED-YOUNG LADY. ‘OF FINISHED meee r Peal Conserva' Kong re re ogi ere ‘abesiens ag Governess where study of mus! MUSIC, ra ‘Buitmuores Ma pee gore ___ WANTED--HOUSES. NTED-TO RENT 7 OR 8 jorthwest. Reni ol ANTED — - TO \ for oue year or longer; give tull description and price; Wes a ccnerd itaen area ae ROOM HOUSE; it not toexceed $30 per month. ool4-2t* RENT FUENISHED — FINE House, on Connecticut ave. or in that vicinity, ANTED — HOUSES, FOR RENT—6 TO 8 ER HASHES i2idrse, customers; prompt pay. ‘The Heal Estate Exchange, Wie to Kent, Pear ‘attention business placed, in ‘my han FRAN: Claims and steal Estate, 1421 Gat. Wi = $1,000 cs cl 2-Bt* ven to. sv ANTED—HOUSES AND LOTS TO SELL AND all br S1LD—TUGLE SIX-ROOMAND GALE oe all m.i.: ed ene Popgh iged 8000 to on ‘HAIGH tT, i210 Fst, W5ANTED-10 F8 TRADE FOR CITY PROPERTY, ‘Furm of 11 improved. Acres; handsomely and churel 1. woe prime laud for any pu hes echoola, Address oc 0-81 t* ir GREEN Sine IAL, SEKVICE OF & COM: Type Writer nud Gwase of Geen % iraune SLATEs, Star office, ocll-20 IW fiiense new AGENTS; Boa gel Two imimeuse new specialtics. One lady made Aa before dinner, another #16 first hour. ‘Address 1) ‘TLE & Cv,, Bex 444, Chicago, lL. ocl2-t Ca Wate ERAL FIRST-CLASS 1 cones < Makers. Apply at 1217 H st. p.w. ANTED—500 MALES AND FE. aoe COOKS, Waiters, Cuawuber ida, Butlers, ' Nurses, omg Maids, Seams: ees, saree Office re man and Swedish W. Bageaxe ke rd ‘trun stored. BUKNHAM'S, 1110 Get Bw.oelS. FANILD—A WHILE Guu GEGMAN ol Wittrcd good wastes to1s tot ea Ee W ANTED— MALE AND FEMALE sao Walters, Servants and Clerks; also Coachmen to AUD eyes Call at o1 at SANSBURY' 'S Empiloy- ment ‘Agency, 1410 G's! nw., Basement. ocl2-Im' wast D — SEVERAL FIRST-CLASS COAT Hauds; likewise Errand Boy ; must bri te ref- erences; white preferred. Apply’ at 430 0th st. a,W. ANTED—HELP—HOUSE Wé WOME! |, CHAMBER- W aon. Appt mc Girls and Pober Men for ali Nites jeatlons ‘Government posi- uot, etry Y INTELLIGENCE OFFICE TEES Bos. ANTED — HOUSES TO RENT—1 W AVE A having such would do well to place them in my a god prompt returne, ‘E FREQU) and Medium Sized Houses in large demand for Well-located Houses: owners bands, W. WALKER, 1006 F. ENT INQUIRIES FOR ties, “Owners having such for Teut or sale will ind it to their advantage to place them in my hands. Per- sonal attention and prompt returns guaran’ property placed in my hands libes out charge to owners, RH. T. Sth ate, nw ‘Oo BENT-OWNE! prom, tenant ‘Honses in ri hands at once; careful to all busmess ‘prompt settlement ra __8¢14-3m. 613 by wc’ orien rally dv LEIPULD, sw. cor. F iim atten pl tian given ANTED—THE STRICT aa RaTTOR ica our office (with an experience of nearly 15 years) is. Cee to its Rental Department ‘Our houses well tenanted, and houses, to offer for rent. bled aa Baoleft'us with foe R its rate esidents of, non noD-1 a We Sp Sob gens ea id Unfurnished munca attention to to thels, dauerests ste by placing heat Hy aus 407 F st. nw. WANTED—ROOMS. Wares ACTIVE MALE AND FEMALE ANTED-BY OCTOBER 16, BY MARRIED icitors and Cabvassers for, Laying business Ww Communicating references re Cali JF. LIFPALD & CO. Kooms | Rome oes furmshed and oue unturnt Mor L ured. and 1 10s, O58 Fscncwe ook 2-3t" 5,7, WA MAN AS CLERK Nd Groce ry Store; oue with some experience peent d last employer and reference. A: ET, Star oitice, cl. Waite COOK, AD CHAMBERMAL 3 must have good city references; at 1012 Coad a WANTEDIAT ONCE SIXTY GERMAN GIuLs Que hundved White aud Colored Bervants to fi Places. Also aiters, Nurses sud Help of All The NEW NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT OF: Hoe 617 12th st. uw. Ww AN TED “SOLICITORS FO! FOR FIRE AND PLATE Glass lusurance; Liberal ‘Commission or salar: pila. Apply before noon, P. B. DANTE & 1304 | 4 oc 2st" ED—FOK THE UNITED STATES MARI orps, Boys to learn music, A Prammers and ‘Trumpeters Must be trom 1. 16 years of owe, 4 feet 10 inches in heigut, well developed. aud of good moral character. Puy ber month $14 eo eee and medical uttendabce furnished, Apply at Marine ocll-2w “ki, Washington, D WAxttr, — THREE SALESLAD! .CCUS- ele dined to Handling Cloaks those isving Sor | ice of rineuis preferre miperent per ot od afaries will bo paid. ApSIS Box 7 aa | good ANTED— —BOY TO CARRY COURT J ra NAL route GUS F st. nw. 2d foor back, _0c11-3t J ANTED — DUS bOuHS ENELOY MENT BU- ‘conducted les, Men and beer white and colored, for all kinds of domestic labor, el and sistes; witha references. Removed to 709 Last. aw Ww W ANTED—GOOD INSTALLMENT CANVASSER jor new line of albums, pictures, toilet sets, clocks, &c.; salary and commission to hard workers; experience not necessary ; must have refereuces. Rooul 8, 1010 F at. ocd-2w d) AN] TED-LEAMNERS FOR PROF. CHRIST- ER’S New International Tailor System, with iuch-rule oF tape measure alone, as all scientific tailors cut. Patterus and ‘Materials’ tat aud inetrue, tol reg by Mime. 8. J. MESSER, 905 L st. nw. ANTED—BY THE MARTYN BUSINESS oo jewe (Employment Bureau) Pupils to Enter, G uute aud Fill Yositions at juries, Circulars a College Building, 313 Gth st. n.w., city, oc. WARSZED — GOOD MEN EVERYWHERE FOR secret service work at $5 per day; send fen tage for trims. Mohawk Detective Quarters Wichita, Kat WANIED AGENTS 10 SELL OUR NO: orating Non-free: etek: cuciuare, territo: hotels, busivess blocks, dwe uiew thing and sells on sight; surance Ex. ory Mutual sr C derwriters Associa 3. ieee Fie’ hrbianseh tb, Ase Worveater, Sample Price List, ‘Address ine, WOUCES- (iucorporated: Front Waste A LIVE MAN Li LIVING OUT ling Cities to Represen’ resent in hla Hocaltey, a ina House; mostly pany 50 to $100 to Feterencea exacted. ae Lock, pj 1610, New York, Sumaetu-sw W yANTED — MANAGERS EvaRiwieEZ to charge of our business. Advertise, dis- juges $50 to are a = employ hel; W penaes advanced. “State exveric nur preference for howe work or sacle, ee oe o5; Mammgectuers, HBA osc at, clcamnath Oni. oc4-005 ge STANDS Ar THE HEAD& ae EDIT Fy ed Caligraph W: Muchine, rented ear $10 per Month, NE WSEAN & BON ueral Agents. 1200 F at. eel7-L WANTED—SITUATIONS, Wikneett A YOUNG COL RED wax A Li ror Rate Be aly 9 om Private Fam- fy; reference furnished. Address GEOKGE, star AN ibb—Gv Lo titre Naw Hotsermaids, W men, Putten Wi Waiters aud coe Fave an ene eau Want iets ae WHITE WO: a eaieet clear cook, the other as cham- 8 AGENCY FOR UOKS, ee be + G18 ae bermaid parle il; first-class family; best of bona list BU0 10th at. nw. coruer of He relat Waits SITUATION BY 4 RESPECTABLE nine Re Servant in s Private 12th ot nw. Tomy 35 wood Sedona ‘eck 7 'TED—BY A RESPECT A! COLORED MAN, WASiED. YA BLE: ituation in private ‘Geveral muse Work and Wait ‘Table or to Base Ed tend Horses. Sudraes LITO Loch atte net TFTONS Wi aks Shan ale titroms Caudeeas aud Butlers. SAME A COOMBE: U6 ¥ etn.w. oclaest® WaAXTEDSA RESPECT ‘WOMAN wishes # Situstion ag ik; con ve rood zetenamuen; wage SU or cas a fen. Wiper a ‘A WHITE ‘PLACE az a cal betweru 10 aa ‘Tuesday at 34 Het aw, 4 | ee cards answered ; references, i y ANIED_BY A YA WHITE WOMAN, A vs aria SITUATION W sien Box 7, Star rat any EA IN DRY PEP | wy aren We BLE GoLONgD A RESP! Houseren Convenient to B. dress J.D. 3 11th st, now. ia a depot. ed Pree) WASZED — UNFURNISHED SECOND. aipat with bath, heat Koos, hy and a 9th to T4th ste. nw. gas; location, from HEAT, 014-38" Wi he TWO FORNIGHED "OR PARTLY x Sadaltat pectneaent id c: priterg nd ‘bo S tar office, Maar oe Wier OR FOUR borhan agit west, Address, jfeftum, Ben Bux iy Star 31, Star office, Watvinsbebh TO sIx oinat FURNISHED Solan tr “ae Oli] pete tor light housexee eas Ht oeoen 1009 E sta ws wate family, (OME IN A SoERIATED SEE Doveoen Gand Bona 10th and 20th OR RENT 47 2D 8% Rw, DESIRABLE unfar- OE ed ‘Tran er dey. oom: private bay eats Se: cane i 5 val * : | rosaia tango sett esa senw. ocltlw R REN’ Ses » “ROOMS: ON 18T, 2D Euan a and three biccks of | F Pig e block of avenne . eats pri te family. 1924 H st ow. ocl4-ss Fees RENT—] fag gett! bad NICE- ml oes printing office, “Boyed ot ae } a Fad RENT-924 H 8T. NE. TWO FUR- } ed Hooms f t Housek: south and . for Light oe 708 py, UNFURNISHED ©v! cating 2d Floor Rooms, in Private Pushy of 3 ‘Two, ee ‘@ Dupont circle; rent $8. office. x ON A ‘The onl: 0. ty Arf opine Chara ene regusteriuve im ooms on its list. F registeriuc: Savane and collects nce when tenants are arveccured. melacdte jOR RENTEARGE PARLOR AND SLEEPING Rooms on second floor, ie gther desirable Kooms: furnace and open erates 1634 3 | JROR t KENT—FURNISHED—& SUITE oF TaEeS (Fes Uunicating Kooms on Third Floor; modern Zonvenlences. suuthern exposure, overlooking 12 Iowa circle FOR RESTSLaniGe FRONT BOOM @OUTRE as” LARGE SUNNY FRONT ROOM AN OLS, wore or ——— 322 Oth st, n. oc haa QU ite NT-THREE se KOOMS, suitable for Ugbt house Keeping, with water and heat. Apply to 1725 New Jersey ave. n.w. ocl4-i FS, RENT—THREE UNFURNISHED | aot second floor « Private front, stairs; Central location. Sos v ir oc Fs R RENT—NICELY FURNISHED eS Se, cobvenience, siugie or en suite; new net prices. “1717 Corcoran ‘wo smalleliooi Feasonable rates. 1 furniture and moderate Kooma, wel in a desirable 1ocal locality; © 812 per month. Cail 906 2Uth st. new. OK RUNL—AT THE BUCKINGHAM, 920 151 Bt L.w. Lafayette square, ely furninhed rooms, en suite or single: ull ‘conveniences aud first- Clase steam ; superior table FERS RENT—TO LADIES ONLY, OXE ok 4wo Chambers. 1316 30th st, n. QUR MENT—NICELY FU ate aoe cating Kooms; algo one Unfurnished Room on first floor; desirable location; Caen lamuy; convenient to cars and herdics; references exchanged. Capitol st. n.1 FOR BENE Ze SD ST, NW) FINELY, FUR; nished Hooms at very reasonable rates to good rou POR RENT—1139 12TH ST, N.W.—NICELY FUR- ished Hooms and Board: guitable for gentlemen Or married couples; also Table Bosrd FE. RENT-—ONE Tae FURNISHED ROOM, fouth front. meaern unprovements, suitable or gentlemen, 930 L st. u.w. ezeit® (U4 Ki N1—BY OCTOBEX Io, TWO FURNISHED oh Daturniahed Communicating Parlors, sini iz vate bath, gud fae, oF Font scverste for ded rooms ur offices, Tiber. Rew, RENT—1237 MASS. AVE., 700 3 N. En N X Foieusned Communicuting Koomis on second floor; ‘the best EET fs the southern exposure, one of city. 1B RENT—TWO heat nel FURNIGHED Sith bath ond heat Jegation; gentlem: 2.W. Fetes RENT—FOUR rato ate cating Rooms, first To nt and back yard vance. New, ‘Jersey ave. b.w. ool 2-30 Fe cl er NICELY hd pe SECOND- Koom ina new house with all modern im: provements and convenient partments. suet ocl2 POE ATEST NEAR, DOPONT CikoLe. | Two aa! thin ator "hoor: eer hous w house; private family: uo QB. tar oc] 2-3t* FS RENT—ONE FURNISHED ERONT ROOM. Sith ball room adiotuing, ou third floor, witli Feferences, 1700 1 thst nw ockd-3e° ROOMS PART. - pL UBNISHED OR OR Fe Cufurnished : eet “ np eye enn an eknw pater {OK RENT—1014 121H ST. NW, ONE LARGE communicating; both frout asa for a boarders; reierences. 0¢12-3t* Fi KENT—A mae SQUARE KOOM TC ONE OR two gentlemen, with or withoat Board; small pri- One of the tions lorate. Address -BiI. Star oftice, cele at? ‘OR BEyT—WeLL-Fo RMISHED COMMUNICA’ Bed Rooi flour; south- wath on same Some mi F 4. ian, eed f r00) : $i, bY» single man. who will need s sitting roe GJ, | kant location te Fesidence; reterences. Bear oftice rat St, B.W., cor. 1dth st, ‘ool a one Larwer frst and 10th sud T7thstem we, dress NU BIGIAN, Star | one Smaller sn uot exceeding Wis ith oF "or without board; ponmanont, N., Star office, - Sor 4 week: TED-ROOMS— FINE MUSICIAN WANTS oom, between or gues WANTED—BOARD. te fami, 20 minutes" walk from “i rt ove ico: uk ore Ridréss A. Btar offices tehed ‘ood fireplaces and ‘tata. ade ANTED-BY E FAMILY OF THREE ADULTS, ON i floor, furnished, ms; 2 bath; dress Re H. TABLE YOUNG MAN, ata moderate Sth and L ate, WANTED MISCELLANEOUS ANTED-EVERY QNE TO KNOW THA’ Ww DANLS) MOPFAIT. “UAT Is always ready for 4 ihe M: 7 eee Prices for Second-han Feathers. En’ 219 7th at. aw. idndsof Wen Work. ocl2-Im* ANTED—A LARGE HOUSE 2 PULLED DO cua, id the Bricks cleaned. State terms. skies BAUM eat THE Ae id Furniture, Carpets and ‘specialty. Address 12 Wie ean EXCHANGE — BI Bi Galicr adress We v2 for good Fiat. c Pattern, in, first-class condition: ind Focle ae want! n, With best ret curity, A 'U, 8. SERVICE,” ool i-3t TED A GENILEMAN HOLDING Soups. rences, a Loan for sixty da, wags Tiboral 4 interest aod ate: for sixty pp a a otigtera we ANTED—HORSES TO KEEP. Horses Winter and and Summer a 8; box at PRICE'S Sablon S11 6th see road. 8 miles trom city. 0. Post otice, M y ANTED care; warm stables and generous f¢ iru EREPING Order rm 7 H. BCLARE. Sligo HORSES PesEeED: PENT OF OF Fo, RENT—FURNISHED-2 LARGE "BOOMS and Hall Room, convenient to departments. Gen- bests only. Kelerence required. 1310 G st. uw, | Kee, BE BENT S Fria agg Poe ON _aeooee retoen tire 5 salts fee for ligt housekeey South ex: fOr, 01 Basemen! es ‘Roumis. Call at S22U st.u.W. ocd FR RENT-qOIcE AVARIMENTS, ¥UR- pished oF Unturvished: private baths: ‘with or jst boasd. At 9u9 13th st, n.w., opposite Frank. oc. Fe ae LADY OWNING HER HOUSE AND having more room than she needs rent with one OF two clerantiy “curnished suites with board rivate bath £0 F neigh p desired: “Addrose PRIVATE FAMILY, <IN THE CITyY— HOO Ap S31 Fake oclO-3m Ok RENTS STORE, COK 9TH AND L STS Se AT __FOR RENT—OFFICES. _ Fae RENT—TWO COMMUNICATING OFFICE: beantifally, papered ond paar. with private lav tory and closet | Bot Boor, 1407 Kita ws only $3 permonth 0 SSE. OFFICES ON FIhST if taken before Fics. 1% ale ia Pet suite r ~ 12. Suite for Boo it RILEY DE. Fs Sensi aa 70 FOR OFF, OFFICE AT 623 Fst, B.¥.; furnace heat, Inquire J. MGKAY & ©0., 637 Fn. Fe Ly KENT_ DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS, WITH steam, elevator service, in the ing. 1as0 Nave. 4 T cou < 0 | ae HExT= isos Fa AVE. BRAL BU RY BUILD. | ing) wo Handeome Room “a Pou, RENT— E FIRE PROOF Feu TITHAT HAXDSOME FIR PROOF for Banking, se21-1m ____ MONEY TO LOAN Fagin HAND AT 6 PeR $1,500°% T TOLOAN Real Estate. Large sums at > per | cent, CHARLES W. HABDY, | colt tengel Pet tw, > ()qpts HAS ; 6 $600 A AT 6 PEK CENTON PEE ehh _ocl4-3t et Pen MOREY 70 LOAN ar PivVE ak ENE ON AP A proved Real etaie. Securit Ranga TYLER & honittioviy mis at 3 beyond tin time to prepare papers. R™ & co. BANKERS, 613 15TH st, LOANS AND DISCOUNTS A SPECIALTY. chm ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS. M: iz TO LOAN ON APPROVED REAL © STATE security in District; rea! estate notes bouc! Ek. i HAIGHT, 1210 F wt _ociz-st “ine = ‘ONEY 10 LOAN EN SUMS TOM $500 UPWARDS, 3 0 ON APPROVED a NONE: RITY, £¥ in sums of 8500 or more lowest rates of interest and Proved REAL Es ESTAT.£ SECUB.1Y by applying to. +N. 150 Pennsylvania ave-, or address P. ocd 61 ONEY 40 ix' Subs Fuomt $500 UPWARD, T THE LoWist KATE OF iNtenksr REAL ESTATE THIS ISTRICT, 0. HOLTZMAN, Corner Lot and F sts, tow. E TO LOAN BETWEEN THIS AND Senuce 2 1, 1890, om improved real estate in tis | y ONE MILLION DOLLARS, in sums of froin $2, 0U0 Lo $20,000. Interest on Joans | of $10,000 and over 5 per cent: loss than $10,000 6 Derceut. Erviupt attention to all applicath cco-lia_SWURMSIEDT & BHADILEY, Mess 20 LOAN IN LAHGE AND SMALL AVE sums at ones ae ou iseal Estate Security. Two sums of % 1 $3,500 at 5 per cent, ccu=Sn HUICHINS, BULALEY & OU. 1405 F st, hy ONEY TO LUAN.-1 HAVE MONEY TO LOAN on Graphophoue, Pneumatic Gun, Lanston Type and other lucal stocks shud bonds, Ww RANK LiF LOUZE, 1313 Fstreet._ 0 YOU WANT MON #10 TO $500 TO LOaN it low interest ou Furniture, Pianos, Horses, Wagous. Hosehold Goods or 0} personal property: | principel and interest payable in. ‘weealy of mous payments, So removal of ot goods from residence. Fst | eid TO zs oa O3 000 to AUSTIN P. BROWN, aieal te and Loan: _8e28-3m. east | REAL! ESTATE DIVESTMENT. NDS. BIX PER CEN on PAV AULE re ARTERLE IN SUMS $100 TO 81.u00. SMALL PUEMIUM “CHANGE 13,0002 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. __[se21]__ THOS. E. WAGGAM: N REAL ESTATE—WE HAVE IN 0,000 to Ivan on m AD roved Security im was no de! piven 1213 F st. n.w. LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY. BEAL ESTATE— 0,400, $4,000 and bere it 6 per Zpercent. GO. W. TiNkiNS, 1 iit ad a Mae TO LOAN aT Low! jouzs? RATES 3 On ar feats of te | ‘United Security Ine LS gh Philadelphia, in sums to suit, to be Sey sgetailment Pian, “with or without lifein ments run 3, 10, 19, or 20 years, ¥ MITH & SOR, 3e17-6m. is EY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT, ATS a © per cent, on real estate evcurity ANK T. KAWLINGS, 1505 Pa ave. sel 7-3m" Maine > Arlington Fire ius, Co.'s office.) ORY To toss ‘Un Approved eal Estate Security, in District of | Columbia, 14 auy suns desired, at lowest rates of im | terest. THOS. J. FISHiE & © HL! YY) eee a 1,500, $300,520 $2,500, $3,000, - 300, oan cu Peal eotaie, Lowest rites. No delay. | _seld-lin £. A McINTTRE, 915 Fat. | Moxex2 10 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE AT Lo est rates of interest, BEALE & HAKIIS, F st. nw. = ae Me NEY TO LOA IN REAL ESTATE SECUR- | tye within the District of Columbia at lowest Tales, GEO. W. LINKINS, | se11-3m 29th and H sts. nw. Mee TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE ATLOW rates of interest; also on other approved securi ‘THUS. G. HENSEY 00 Bank F st. uw, Mo TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE OR FIRST- class security, at lowest rates of iuterest ; no delay ty ia goed ‘Where the security 7th st. ow, R | RENT_918 14TH ST. N.W., IN moar DE- sirable section of city, Handsomely ‘ished Apartinente; en suite or siugle: with bourd. ocle ott Et RENT—HANDSOMELY FURN! ISHED ROOMS ancentral location ; southern exposure; bath sec. ad! floor; EYEE, Convenience: private family; hous Maa a Dr are oe on Approved let ‘ad 6 percent. “SUH. ONEY TO LOAN In sums to suit, at lowest rate: A ag 100. 31,000 Security, 6 SHAMAN 1 iz co, dyld-tm ‘estate security. FITCH, Foxe" rupy erupmiously kept Pt throughout, 51 Msss.ave.nw. | 0:20 nnsylvania a ‘ONEY TO LOAN E rEeie ESTATE AT Low- OH RENT 207, EST. NiW.. THREE PLEAS. M sore tates, = iow Autly Furnished Rooms, within ten minutes! walk 1 RANENHOWER, to Feusion, Patent Post offices, City Hall and Capital; | ap24 Successor toDANENHOWEIE SON, 1115 Fat. ‘with or without » ocl2-3t* Fer cero © 8T, N. cies an eae DESIRABLE BUSINESS CHA NCES Ouse ke 3 iHeterence.” st Bett ie haat $7: 2k FOR | nes Ves mast Sota Parte 1 RENT—1405 H N.W. HANDSOME SUITE | Sse 7-room Sistine with 3 los S RE ith open fires and private bath, bishest bidder by Nov. 1. Apply & so, 1 OR SALE—AN OLD-ESTABLISHI ocl2-1m consisting of nine cows, obe horse, two waxo! F2. RENT-DELIGHTFUL ROOM ON SECOND | milk and route: © sod a floor, furniah: ith Board; Toute consists of food tion very deairabie, “6 620 Est. nw. celeae” | reasons given forselitige Fo RENT—HANDSOMELY FU! RISHED—TWO x) single; select Belehborboed private fainily. Best Tefereiices, 1324 L st, n.w. 2-20 yplr to to ree Du GAN, opposite university, ocl. RR RENT—TWO LARGE AND WELL-FUR- bisbed Rooms on third floor; good hi -* private ‘family. ee Ly ot shot (Ui KbhNL— LO A GENTLEMAN ome Sane nished Second-story Brout Koow, one aq Fa. at ‘pass the + private wate. iaunily.. a- och 2-3t* WwW description; alo of all Furniture, Store fe alouschol end eutire Hut olde Bie ANTED—HOUSEHOLD ee, OFFICE Stocks of ‘Mer ite Pe ANTED —10_ BUY A WELL-BRED trotin sn Uhre ripinatess wahable Yor adie sie ae: © minut dress R.V.H.N., Star office. ne Bay , ANTED PASTURE YOUR WANEROts farms binect HORSES AT F. H. it pasture iarm in Anne month, Horses taken Yor the the ~, oe reaso} nable ye Bhat call and return se28- Lin ANTED- BEFORE LEAVING ON fe Gaited, Stats | Foutcy in the Genl. Agt, urche Bidg. , 131 icons nS pecaear’ Pang )On LENT—2010 G@ ST. War, state sud Novy ‘Devis.; dsomely jherdics Quire at'180z G st. nw. od ngage ronmnl WEsT it rooms ‘with lai losets ; hans farniabsds terme dugd- crate: teo.e board: fool z-3t Db. pa As APAKY a xg nas veh Steet sliver and lieu: teams 5 aie i é Ros'tnd or three niontbs. Mosier once, ocl2-lw* FOR RENT, LARGE FURNISHED THIRD FLOOR ry pass 10; references private fauifiy, “Beo Vath ets awe cola = URNIED RNa Sree UP, a yn te St b.W.; also Purlors at 1102 hew Yoram mela BR RENT—1217 L N.W., DELI ae eee Furnished, vx second » With Board; \ Nery Rear care veouberpeue | 4 VOR SALE -STOOK, : pixTORus aap <6 Will of First-class Cash Paying Busivess. Apply at 227 Now Jeracy ave. nw.,at once, ocld-2t | Un DALE—DKLG Broke IN GROWING PAKT Weotgne city, rood business: sueiservey reasons given for wanting t0 sell. address OFIC d sitar F fice. sel4-se* | _* POE K, FIXTURES AND GOOw WILL of Wine and Ligdor Store, 1¢ | gon for owner now ENIGHT, 11) 20th st. new. or | Ww. Det nw. VOR SALE—CHEAP — Fibnce Whip aud Robe; tion ; horse is ie aud can rod Owner has 50 ‘use for it ‘Star office Aub ub rae BUSINESS FOR LADY OR GEN- t be sold ut ice “Apbly 20 HESI wae gg (S01 7th or 429 7th st. sw. = cel cy CHANCE—S8S PAL Furvished, or will Sed ty. the the Tothinstant, ‘Suitable Res 0.8 Gis 18TH BT. LOANS AND DISCOUNTS A SPECIALTY. INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS. Matt Neat ‘and Substantial satisfaction guarant phd ded PARLOR ae tt a= Tuor: ine NS ees Tee G uw _8e16-30t' ANTED EVERYBODY, ae vFatranice gas or No Pay Rew ese petri Acie naar fae fea ¥ erie WiAntED ANTED—TO BUY—GooD mame uae eatin bran Be i iad Napa ANTED—" on i ier ee oa ay ot for ‘one at eee = bg optima ig! “swag tea owrency ee Fe ae en OMB GR GENTLE Ste eas aoe sea Hora tage eee pe or 5 emia sess a a | Fon area two LoTs ON and 7 FOR SALE—LOTS. ee BRAUTIFUL LovTS IN IVY oo a corner, will be tuedinie Whaat Tithe perfect, Alstom fu todate ‘BH. WARATH & CO, BIG stew ol F2 BALE—ON MET KR AND ADJOINT Bc and bighly imorowed Kekineton with ite Bicer Crete e| bout 5Y,000, ween Canal Bute. 4 us Sate for » CJ For further perticulare s4 en + ROaTs _ol iY 411t _ = late flows adpriaion at modunte prace . 4 — have ens SOR pe sale WHOLE SQUARE OF GROUND, CON- sts aw, splemiid rd oF wood abd ‘cos! r See he oolé-ot CHALME Bit sceaes le eee 2 BARGAIN—LOT ON «8 Wi an eed 1 mo jor SALE-ELEGANT LOT at M- Hist rood und intercon ictee Misooome Vay Fine and waler. sewer near by. curt to lee i 5 se TeMeeaTy, macadanized. “TYLER & KCTHE JOR SALE. —_ BE ‘COIN LOT = tonys side of KL. ave bet 13th th ste uw B86 front, $4,000. Citak W HANDY, it O21 Ft aw. JOR SALE—8706. ONE-HALF w nbsawiitaty heated Bua ng Lots Benita LSth st, extended near Kynesaw ave. a bargain for peren with aamall capital, Jon wadoa aN {OK SALE—T HAVE FOR SALE <avERAL VEw sa degrade Corner Lots in Findiay, Onto, pice ‘will sell or tr lor inerton ty Derry ne of the best towns iu Unto, is 4a the ‘taturel sue center and h.s {2 manufacturt Four years pt commderation. AVID D. D, STOKE. Pet how, SALE cE’ F Grou - AT ae, Fe corner caged te, from witt B. and 0 Kit trecks dloug entire let st irene, This property as clewantl ‘situated fora ware house oF coal dup, of can be subdivided into building lots toa splendid advantage Without any waste note, grou ain W. LBOPKING § oo. Po SALE-VERY DESIRABLE LOT ont INGLE bet. Congress apd Couimbe, Consressional Ly sites; offer wanted. Wb. och 2-3" Fi Shas BABeMN IN 16TH er. Lore bot. Q aud K, axl to: seat oan ails: JAMES A. BATE 9,50 ‘orcoran near T by Ste rt, Corcoran near NH Bs by 100 ft pth peer Hancock circle. v1 put 105 t ocl2-3t 70k SALESEWESTY CIE ots, EAs OF Lincoln park, from $500 to #4 * balance suomthi investment, Chest an excelien' & pre EIPOLY Sth and ¥ CHL APEST LOTS IN At. alley ; Mot. bet. th, elewant ‘4. Lah APOLD, band S.w. cor. NE OF THE, A BIG CHA OKA aa 8, TGjexbo to alicy, with eotid Brick Buildie, convertible into 2 Houses, 7th st uear A ne. per foot. ©. A. SHILLDS, 1000 ¥ st. nw. {UK SALE—A BEAUTIFUL South 70 feet on Maswach tasers Ot and 7th sts. ; ouly #120 eh eel Stoner sty * BRADLEY, Sok SALE-CHOICE BUILDING LOTS, gore ET by 8 au oln park ay Eiap uaproving section, CH ABE: eR NORTH CAPITUL AND 22x90, adjoining lots, 2UR9U, at Sorth Capitol above M st., weet side; N st. ber 1 orth Capitol abd Intet, w., ie. and $2, r North Capitol, Gye SOHNE EXCELLED OPPORTU i © Duilders—“Maenit nt Lot and Huntin hom place, ul lots; adjoins opposite M Sue square ot Mre Gen. Logan's, property lew Walt able in this insmediate loca ion is held at $1 {gande2 fer fogt. Me cau offer our eround at only $1.35 for hunited pe a npon essy terme 5. GILBERT & c “ST Ak NEW aaa ave. bows besutifal fot. Fone wail oe sald tor ze hi jess than ‘adjoining property. Jie y Get our October bulletin. B. F. GILBERT & 0O., 625 Ft nw. ‘i SIDE DELAWARE AVE. 6 Lots at a bargain. ‘Bi WARNE! AD- N. BL 503 Ft. F si, “aE ott ste ue. ya 5-foot HALMiks & kita, _— — Lors. “yd, Whitney Close, corner Wanderand Forsyth ayes. “Bout soni Fo SALE-AT Ratti CERT x ieee Sean, e123 = Tineke NN, Apply toc ra foot ey suoutbeast corner | ad North ide af Sasa 3 70. “ about 100 (By 34 Pouthwest corner Su" “and Ose aw, per foot AENEK & CO. ain at UVe. per foot,” Aj 0 F st. nw, second floor front.” o¢l2 OK SALE—CHOICE LOTS ¢ near New HauwPehire ave., JOR SALE—FINE BUILDING LOTS OX st.n.5. wear N st. ; 9 fect front te of ton price asked. HE & ; LILBERMANS. 1305 F wt, X WELL-LOC: ATED LOTS ¥.E. . if taken now; #1 ; bal. Oe FOE SALES AT TEREA COTTA, ON METROPOL- tan brawch railroad, three miles worth of wf caty, im jucdiately, af station, iicely located Lote at ¥ ~ WALKEK, 1008 Fst. oc inte Droit rark, . “Palin ‘1418 Fat. E a ES 1S NEW AppiTion ‘TO BROOK- a cima are adiacent to the OK SALE—SOUTH BROOKLAN. (versity and electric ‘care; seven tr ‘University daily from South Brookland wide and in conformity with plan of 5 to 10 ceuts per foot easy terms, forlastion oO ther imi luvs F st nw. eels- lian FX SALB—' —Lot 29, ani and 8, #2 foot . 14. front ea T40 on ‘With 23 feet 18.3 feot fromt by sor 4-2ia ALE—AT A SACKI] =. DE Apply to TSCHIFFELY re Die wee ‘by varail private family: gon och 2-3t" Peseta we: Pees 2Oi SALE— 92.209 WILE SILL BOY NEW AND, oo HRS Fivors front ad, aud mare) oitge, now erst ‘Treusidate sd Sliver Ware, sale aca | loth at. .w. ccLi-3t oe gee wclar ytd Serer Sere ate ANT, WHO LIVED ANNA SERV, Ge ee