Evening Star Newspaper, October 15, 1889, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON SOCIAL MATTERS. A Season of Weddings—Movements of Well-Known People. Miss Rhoda Christmas, the granddaughter of the late Mre. Myra Clark Gaines, and Dr. ©. will be married tonight at 8 iphany church, the Rev. Dr. Mc Kim officiating. assisted by the Rev. M. Barr. assistant rector of the church. The altar w be decorated with growing plants and flowers. The groom will be attended by lus best man. Mr. Wm. A. Kennedy, and also by eight grooms men, who are Mr. 5t. Julien Dapray, Mr. Chas Barry, Mr. Barry Bulkley, Mr. Rush Mar- sbail,’ Mr. Samuel Trimble, Mr. Samuel Maddox, Mr. Emmet Morris and Mr. James M. Christmas, brother of thx bride. The ushers, six in number, have been appointed as follows: Mr.Fred McKenny. ‘Mr. Will Abert, Mr. Z. M. Knott, Mr. Crane and Lieut. Bryan. The bride will be attended by eight bridesmaids and preceded by a-maid of honor, and will enter the church upon the arm of her elder brother, Mr. Wm. W. Chris:- maa, The bridesmaids are Miss Gaines of Warrentown, Va.; Miss Byrd of Winchester, Va.; Miss Denver, Knoxville, Md.; Miss Hop- kins of Baltimore, Miss Gallagher, Augusta, Ga., and Miss Anus Bryan, Miss Eva Dapray and Miss Roeselle of thiscity. Miss Julia Ken- , sister of the groom, will act as maid of honor to the bride. The attendants of the bride will wear short dresses of white tuile aud carry large bouquets of rich roses. At the close of the ceremony a reception will be held from 9 to 12 by the newly wedded pair, who will be assisted in receiving their friends and guests by Judge and Mrs, Jno. Biair Hoge, and also by Miss Kennedy, sister of the groom. Cards of admission are required at the church. The engagement of Mr. William W. Christ mas and Miss Norris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Norris of this city, has been formaliy an- nounced to their many friends. The marriage will be soleranized on October 30. Mra. Battle and Miss Somerville, sisters of Mrs. John Blair Hoge, are her guests at the Portland for the winter. Miss Kate Field, who has been in the city for the past week, returned to New York city yes- terday, but expects to come back here for the winter in a week or ten days. Mrs. R. J. C. Walker, who is well known in this city and bas recently purchased a hand- some home in Philadelphia, will visit here shortly, ——— by her two nieces, the Misses Weightman, and they will be the guests of Mrs. and Miss May Potts of G street. Mrs, McCulloch and Miss Mary McCulloch are in New York city for a fortnight’s stay. Ex- Secretary McCulloch is at his country piace still, but the McPherson square residence is in readiness for the family to occupy any day. Senator Pugh and Senator Ransom are in the city and will be present at the marriage of Miss a tonight, The latter is a cousin of barcler Thursday at Grace P.E. church, Landing, Md., were married Ensign john A. Hoogewerff, U.S. navy, and Miss Edwardine L. Hiester, daughter of the late Dr. Francis Mublenberg Hiester, U.S. A., nnd great- granddaughter of Gen. Peter Muhlenberg of the revolutionary army. The bridesmaids were dressed in pale pink satin. The bride entered on the arm of her stepfather, Mr. Chas. W. Keim. The bride's dress was of heavy white setin trimmed with lilies of the valley. She wore a necklace of pearls and carried la France roses. The groom was in full uniform. After the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the bride's parents. *‘May Croft.” Upon their return from their wedding journey te the north the bride and groom will go di- rectly to their new home in this city, 1150 17th street northwest. A special car on this afternoon’s limited ex- press from New York on the Pennsylvania road rought Sir Julian Pauncefote, Lady Paunce- tote and their daughters, Miss Sybil and Aliss Lillian, to this city this afternoon. ¥ stayed on board the steamer Aurania in New York har- bor last night and no one was permitted to see them. ‘The marriage of Mr. Mars Cassidy, the sta- tioner, to Miss Inez King, daughter of Mr. N. W. King, of this city, took piace last evening &t the parsonage of "the First Baptist church in the presence of representatives of the imme- diate families of each, Mr. Joseph H. Curran and Miss Mabel Hail officiating as nearest friends. After the ceremony the couple took au early train for a brief wedding journey. Mr. and Mra. H. B. Smith have returned from their trip and are located at 1526 10th street northwest. Miss Bell of 9th and Massachusetts avenue has returned to the city after a four months’ tour of Europe. Miss Rachel Sherman, danghter of the gen- eral, will spend the winter in Paris, Senator and Mra. Kenna are mourning the loss of their little child, ason but four days old. Invitations are out for the marriago of Miss Hattie Tucker, daughter of G. H. Tucker, esq.. to Samuel Talbert, esq., at Rock Creek church October 23 at 7:30 p.m. Capt. Farquhar, U.S.N., and family have lo- cated at the Livingston, 1009 13th street north- west, for the winter. On his return to Washington from a pleasant visit to Penusylvania Mr. Manning Fernandez was accompanied by his cousin, Miss Walker of Carlisie, Pa, Miss Walker wili be the guest of Mrs. J. M. Fernandez. on H street, Mrs. Lieut. Sharrer, who has been visiting her friend, Miss Anna Vogel, left on Sunday for New York, where she will visit her brother, Lieut. David Porter Heap, who is at present stationed on Staten Island. Cards are out for the marriage of Mr. Thos. Graham of the firm of Ford & Graham, and Miss Hettie A. Richards, daughter of Mra. S. C. Bichards of South Washington, to take place at St Paul's P.E. church on the evening of the 23d instant. Senator Mitchell of Oregon has leased the beautiful house of Mrs, David Smith, . W714 Connecticut avenue, furnished, and is uow in possession of it, Mrs. Mitchell, his wife, and Miss Mattie Mitchell, his daughter, who have been living abroad for the past few years, arrived in New York ou Monday by steamer and are now in im that city. Mrs. Mitchell, who has been very ill for the past year, is utterly unable to make the journe, Z to this city without the prelimi- wary of a few days rest. Their ocean voyage was a very rough one. Mr. H. E. Mitchell went on from here to mect his mother and sister and will escort them hither this week. Mrs. Mitchell is in so delicate a state of unhealth that after her arrival she wishes to have perfect rest and quiet, and will therefore be unable to see any one until she is convalescent. Mrs. Smith and her three daughters are at Mrs. Penn's, No. 1401 H street. Mr. David Smith of the engineer corps, U.S.N., on board the U.5.S. Boston for the past two and a half years, has now been put on waiting orders and Will join his family here this week. Miss Gertrade Gary and Miss Pose Purcell of Capitol Hill left this morning with a ty of friends for Niagara Fulls. Li Mra. W. G. Nicholas and son Harold of Chi- eago and Mrs. Dr. G. W. Avery of Norwich, N. ¥., are guests of Mrs. Col. Smith, 1304 L street. Miss Mamie Saville of Pittsburg, Pa., is the guest of Sliss E. _ Proe G street northwest. oo THE W. C. T. uw The Old Officers Re-elected at the Annual Meeting Today. The Woman's Christian temperance union continued its session this morning at the Foundry church. The treasurer's report was read and accepted. The report showed the as- fociation to be in a flourishing condition. The receipts for the year have been $6,163.44 and a $5,436.76, leaving @ balance The annual election of officers then took Place. The incumbent officers were all re- elected. The Mrs. 8. D. La Fetra, presi dent; Miss Lissie C. Kessler, corresponding secretary; Mra. Lydia eee THE BENNINGS MURDERER. Melson Thomas Not So Jolly in Jail as He Has Been. Detectives Raff and Hor Horne were before the grand jury at Marlboro’, Prince George's county, Md., as published in yesterday's Star, to give evidence in the case of Ni ee ee the negro murderer of Eliza “Foster, ee for the highest crime kno law and will be tried as the prin- the — murder. Thomar wif confined \N IMPORTANT NEW BUSINESS AGENCY. The American Security and Trust Com- pany. One of the most striking evidences of the yrowth of this District is the organization of wow business agencies intended either to sup- plement existing facilities or to create ne mes, Among such new companies none have Seen more needed than corporations similar to the trust, loan and security companies that are such financial factors in other cities. In appre- ciation of this need a number of gentlemen in shis city have for four years past been moving in thi direction under the name of the Ameri- ‘au Security and Trust Company. As some of their original members had died the company, having been incorporated, has been recently reorganized by the add tion of a large number f new and solid financiers, partly from this ¥ and partly from Philadelphia, Its entire capital of $1.2 has been subscribed, and the following officers and directors have been appointed for the ensuing year: A. T. Britton, president, C. J. Bell, first vice president. aA Thomas, second vice president. ammon, temporary secretary, ‘mery, temporary treasurer. Fitch. James G. Payne, hompson, Chas. C. Duncanson, Michael W. Beveridge, Crosby 8, Noyes, Beriah Wilkin, John EB Herrell Martin F. chia Myron M. Parker, y Fv Effingham B. Morris, Nathaniel E, ie, John 8. Jenks, Robert Dornan, Charles Porter, Caleb J. Milne, Allen H. Reed, Henry 8. Lauchheim, Joseph A. Janney, Wm. M. Coats, Wilham Verner, ‘The company is authorized to undertake the settlement of estates, either as executor or ad- ministrator, or under assignment; will act as guardian, receiver or trustee of the estate of any minor, and as depository of any moneys paid into court for the benefit of minors or others; will accept and execute trusts, duties and powers of every description; will act as fiscal or transfer agents, and in such on acity will reeeive and disburse money, will transfer, register and countersign certificates of stock, bonds or other evidences of in- debtedness; will buyand sell bonds or other securities; will loan money on real or personal security, and will receive and hold deposits of money upon such terms as to interest as may be agreed upon; will do a safe deposit and also ageneral storage and warehousing business; will secure against loss through trustees, agents, servants or employes and against losses of every kind; will issue its own bonds or debentures and will certify, register and supervise the issue of the bonds, obligations and securities of every kind issued by any per- son or corporation or body politic, The incorporators of the American Security and Trust Company are Alexander T. Britton, Charles J. Bell, Ammi A. Thomas, James E. Fitch, James G, Payne, William 8. Thompson, Charles C. Duucanson, Michael W. Beveridge, Crosby S. Noyes, Beriah Wilkins, John E. Herrell, Martin F. Morris, Harry F. West, president Philadelphia ware- housing company, Philadelphia; Exingham B, Morris, president Girard aunuity and trast company, Philadelphia; Nathamel E. Janney, president land title and trust company. Phila- delphia; John 8. Jenks of Hoag, & Jeuks, cotton merchants, Philadeiphia; bert Dor- nan, carpet manufacturer, Philadelphia; | » Charles Porter of Porter & Dickey, manufac- turers cotton goods, Philadelphia; Caleb J. Milne, capitalist, Philadelphia; Alan H. Reed, merchant, Philadelphia; Henry 8, Lauchheim. banker, Philadelphia; Joseph A. Jauney of A. 8. Janney & Co., wholesale drugs, Pliladelphia; Mera M. Coates, wool merchant, Philadel- pe William Verner, president United Security life insurance and trust company; Philadelphia; William F. Mattingly, Nathaniel Wilson, Henry Wise Garnett, George H. B. White, John W. Macartney, Joseph K. McCammon, John E. Beall, William Strong, Richard H. Golds- borough, Heury Semken. Samuel H. Kauffmaun, Robert O. Holtzman, William C. Lobenstein, Francis H. Smith, Jesse B, Wilson, Frederick L. Moore, Michael L. Weller, William W. Dud- ley, Robert C. Fox, Matthew G. Emery, George W. Brown, George E. Lemon, James A! Bates, Herman K. Viele, Henry A. Willard, J. R. McLean, G. L. Magruder, ©. B. Pearson, Seymour Cunningham, Norval W. Burchell, Robt. H. T. Leipold, L. G. Hine, Danl. B. Clark, G. Lansburgh, Albert M. Read, John C. Poor, Joseph Wright of Wright Bros., Philadelphia; Edmund Wright of Wright Bros., umbrella manufacturers, Philadelphia; William Waterall, Philadelphia; William Bault of Greenwood & Bault, Philadelphia; Richard Greenwood of Greenwood and Bault, Philadelphia; William H. Lucas, Puiladelphia; Edward B. Smith, Philade!phia; Samuet KR. Shipley, president Providence life and trust company, Philadel- Charles Porter of Porter & Dickey, Phil- adeiphia; Daniel B, Cummins, president Girard national bank, Philadelphia; John A, Ervion, manufacturer agricultural implements, Phila- delphia; Johu T. Greenwood of Grecuwood & Bault, Philadelphia; J. B. Moorhead, iron Philadelphia; George M. Coutes, merchant, ' Philadel- phia; Joseph «Moore, — jr., Philadelphia; George F. ‘Iyier, capitalist, Philadelphia; J. 8. . Philadelphia; John S. Graham, eapital- Puiladelpnia; B. Andrews Knight, Phila- ; William’F, Harrity, postmaster, Phila- patie William W. Noble, capitalist, Phila- deiphia; Paul M. Elsasser, lawyer, Philadelphia; Wiliam M. Sinclair, wholesale grocer, Phila- delph 8. B. Knight, Philadelphia; Spencer M. Janney of O. 8. Janney & Co., Philadelphia; Morris A. Janney of O. 8. Janney & Co., Phila- delphia; Winthrop Smith, banker, of W. & P. Smith, Philadeiphia; Percy Sn b banker, of W. & P. Smith, Philadelphia; William H. Jenks of Randolph & Jenks. cotton merchants, Phila- delphia; Thomas R. Times, Philade!phia; Johns Hopkins, capitalist, Philadelphia; William Pot- ag Philade!phia; George H. McFadden, Phila- delphia; William W. Kurtz, Philadelphia; Will- WANTED--HELP. D. C., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15. 1889, FOR RENT—ROOMS. FOR RENT—OFFICES. _ and Swedish Women. 1110 G st. CS ERRAND BOY ( eee: wasron G2 6 week: ti ] appearance; work ‘aud awrerable, “adress BOY, Stac ott It GOOD CANVASS. . ee cs and Profan WHITE ROT . ust fur- — WOMEN COURS, aig 10 \iaids, Nurses and Lai Wain Drivers or Furm Hands; Cooks. “SAMET A: COOMBE: Vy6 ¥ st. Kee FR BELIABLE aaa General Housewor ; noue but well recom 7 Address Room N . ED—SEVERAL FIRST-CLASS SKIRT ae Waist Handa "Also One Apprentice. Apply at S21 13th st. nw. \D—A WOMAN FOR GED ly at ouce 631 Q st. nw. D—A YOUNG MA: EXP » Business, to help ‘out on sacs ings. Apply at 524 7th st. u.w. SERAL wor SE RS FOR COAL . sitoug imen and perfectly HH'NSON, 1101 K.1. ave. n.W A rep Tier SCL ASS TROUSER | MAREE MERZ & CO.,514 is y ANTED—SOBER KELTABL wor Hovese and Deliver One ee Youu Man to Help Around Stal. iuquire 5 y ANTEDMEN 3 AND WOMEN COOKE Hel) Drivers, Hosticnse Feet apd W andcountry. DIC! ANLED—AN EXPERIENCE! as Cook; refereuces required. 506 Eas! ry Men for this 0c15-6t* b WHITE WOMAN it Capitol NTED-WHITE NURSE FOR Clit ; must have good refereiices. ‘abby i 1207 Q st. uw. CLERK WHO tenveraphy aud Type W: nent to rucht party. stauing experience » Box 69, City P.O. WHE BOYS AT OSCE Ave yOw BEBNY, 15 Dst. nw. | WARD Moat QING COL NED MA referenee furnished." Add ne W (tle a BESPRCLABLE COLOKED MAN, oi Eitvote, Dnirine iusinens or Gro: yecial Delivery Wagon: best w LR, 412 Washington Wes ED—BY A RESPECT. = WHIT! Situation we Cock in email i Dritate fol of refere: Call at 219 11th st. now. y ANTED A STIUATION BY A COVP V Young Man as Driver in Feud aa Raderstands As che gare of horses; can mneee oe ECTABLE aaa = tion as an Attendant to an Invalid wil to s8- ca | cen, “Aidrece Cras ann Pa dh aw WER RroRE Tor Wit BE FUR- alg Weltrsied Nervanite of of au: ational at bert bette, without charge. ‘city FICE, 711 Gat.n. eereae w ARTED BY A WHITE, INTELLIGENT YOUNG ‘ituation as Watchinan, and can fulfill an) satistacto ¥ of references and recommen: Stions. Adatess J.J. Hs Star office, ‘oc St" ;| WANTED—By A you NG LADY-A 1 POSITION as writer Address HMLB.Y.. Star oflice eect Vy aRgED A LIMITED 3 ED NUMBER OF | PUPILETR Greek hematica, Address MISS M.C.A., ocd-lin* Star office. RENT—FURNISHED—TO ee ‘wo Communicatins Boome: s. °_ | bat NT—TWO ROOMS, ee — i ~ borth his sony oa nite. ‘he Inquire after 4 o'clock. RENTITWO 1 HANDSOME ROOMS, . area tave. below Pupont circle, Leet. reierences exc! Address A. fa Carrier No, 90. re en fue; Permanent or transient: At 1332 Gst n.w., near Ebbitt, ices rand. Re hotels. ‘oh REN ‘LH ST. OPP. aPEFESGR = ant Hooks, furatabea fess Normandie, Ai and “Gey near N ne, nate unfurnished, ed. sinks Fite fem he Leg ‘2 gene FORNIgED with ry per mio. hres squares west of “Navy ‘First-class family board for afew. 1 QUK KieNT—S'5 12iH NW 1 Stite and One oF Tro Roomy en 8d oor: # Dished or unfurnished; bath aud modern nips. s- pers ‘ lor 1 privileges; werything {0 KENT—184 HT. LARG: pied COMMU- nicatiug Rooms, en suite or sii ry etropolitan Club, Ws Var and Navy Hetropo! ab, Was a Caterer allowed WAY EUSXOUNG LADY OF FINI-BED RUST cal education, a pupil of Peabody Conserva' desires Position as Governess where ‘Mtudy of muste & speciaity; highest qeierence. Ad ics ae Station by Baltimore: M Be25-300" —————eeee ee eee ___ WANTED—HOUSES. lw ANTED-HOUSES ND LOTS TO SELL AND to all Kent; atten: plac in our hands. SONNE e's 0c15-3t" Heal kstate and’ Louns, 306 East Capitol st. WASTED. —AT ONCE—A VERY SMALL FUR- a nthied Houre, Sven thing must be in good con- jon, at small rental, elsher in mndielass town. Address X.¥.Z., Star office. | WaXiiDato, BENT, 7 on 8 ROOM HOUSE; northwest. Reut not to exceed 850 per month G.is., Stur office. WaAsten — TO RENT FURNISHE! * = =e House, on Connecticut ave. or in thut vicunity, for oue year or longer; give full des doscription and price: Let: ong exchanged. Address A.M.P.L., Star office. 0c. A COMPETENT, d Waiter; suoi other need si. ie VANTLD — TWO RESPECTABLE Giris, Que for General House Work Nurve: must sive wood. i Wik tinue pee ity, reierenice snd atuy at in store, 10S F at ew, TANILD—LADs TO TAKE CHARGE UF Sc scription Department; ludy auxions for steady, Incrative employment need only apply: salary $10 y for » Apply, after ¥ am, 424 Sth st, business piaced. iuvmy hands, FRAN: Clahns ard neal Estate. 1421 @ at —PARTNER—A SPECIAL OR ACTIV 000; money needed to extend an estab- pertectly secure: positi K attached and lane returns assured; will ‘LED — IMMEDIATELY — D romen for Geueral House Work. ‘Apply a i936 some experien ‘aid vane of het employer. | wiving address, M.W., ce, Warten’ WO Coke Be, Tas ae et ESS WOMAN FOR A Y Dosttion where Good Tae and Judyment are Nec- oosary; situation Yerinanen D—Goop “TAILORESSES AT GEOR 11'S, Lhe Ladies’ ‘Tuilor, 1110 Fons RAILROAD an > per day, tor new roud ib WV ANTED — - HOUSES FOR RENT—6 TO 8 Room: or 8.¢., for customers; prompt Das. ER: HaiGitiy 1210 ¥it,, The Keal W woe AND LOTS TO SELL AND Houses to Kent | Proiupt attention ven to all W fives? ali tor a HOUMA eat pas 83000 jouses; all m.i,; for customers; can pay cash; balance monthly ; n.e. 0 Bt Ew ‘WaiGHT. 1 1210 Fat, WANIED—T0. FRADE FOR CITY ere hundsomely im) a Farm of 116 Acres: fine good water ast fe laud for an bul F | Glose to F-o6 churches’ dad chooks. ndase cae Pa A OSear oft | WV en HOUSES TO, RENT —1 “HAVE A larze demand for Well-located Houses: havine such would do well to Diace them in my ‘unde, Careful attention and prom; te-1m REDFORD W. WALKER, 1006 F, Wixte ANTEDT HAVE E RREQUENT 11 INQUIRIES FOR reg Owners gern such for rent or ae will ind it their ad: soval attention aud prompt returns guaranteed. All TO} y placed in my hands li advertised with- hilar foowuers eit 1 LERPOLD, s'w cor E cht sts, ntaxe to place them in my hands, Per- hw. se2t-1m was NTE] ( HOUBES. TO Pocmrab yd NERS « GAN Yromptly secure good tenants by Houses in my y had stonce; Coe attention ciea ‘all bi settlements yuaranteed. to all business and prompt Hlemants guarant se14-3m 613 15th at. nw. TANTED_A SERVANT 70 DOG House Work for a S + Brocery store, cur. of padre YOUNG MAN OF STEADY eS Fapid writer, aud quick at fi WANIED-THE STRICT ATTENTION WHICH js giving to it Rental Detertneat tor aeatlne te men us ta Our Rouses well tena tuted, aud basleft us with few c : ‘Kesidents. or uon-realdente a having, Furnished or Unitrnished °Houscs or Stores. to tent can ‘have special attention to cael aurerenteb by iy placing th ‘them in our hands, au3-3n 1407 F ot aw. —— oO ANTED—A GIkL TO COOK, WASH “AND Iron, Apply at 906 M st. n. ____ WANTED—ROOMS, | NTED—TWO GOOL Boys an ee os at ae winting house of HEKMMAN J. Room or Large Alco’ Room, where perfect. privacy Wil be savured. Address DISTRICT, btar ofice. ANTED—TWO GOOD INNES; UNION ME! pghe others need L apply. cor, 18tu and M sts. ED EXPERI! NCED SALESLADY _ wok Gow ‘Apply at once BUS 7th st. between Mund THOMAS beat ND, aoe D-WE WANT A GOOD LIVE MAN TO take exclusive agency and handle our Peerless Une competent to ewploy aud ban Rare man of enterprise. Address BENEDICT & ¢ Manufacturers, Buffalo. NY. ATeD—A BOY TO MAKE HIMSELF Userr Furnisuing and Hal ALEX. KAUFMAN, S27 Tekat new: “ ED-—SALES LADIES AT J. ©. mrste HN ED—j 'S; ALSO T immense new specialties. Oue lady made & before dic dinuer, Faker rst, noe ca dress : AN ED -SEVERAL, wr src DRESS Makers, Apply at 12: VW ANTED = MALE oes FEMALE 00K, aise Coachiuen to ervants and Clerks; Call az once at >ANSBURY: ucy, 1419 G st. n.w., Basemen y AN TED—HELP—HOUSE WOME ys, Girls and Sober US prepared lor Government posi- GENCE OFFICE, 711 G@ new. fet for alt bast Sisronice 10th and 1 dress MUST TED — ACTIVE MALE WwW ANTED-FURNISHED—BY 18T NOVEMBER, Jn kood location, with quiet party, Parlor and ANTED—TWO ROOMS, ADJOINING Th IF Poss ble, near ary. ee for gentlemen. 825 tocover both. eau of C, and B., Navy department. ocl. sh ae (THREE COM aos ably-furnished Kooms for Light Housekeeping; also several Unfurnished Rooms ior Peruauent Ten- _ Address D, iv 711 Gst. wu. ‘ANTED-FU ISHED kOOMS FOR 10,98 12 menin house centrally located. Lub, Ti7 73th et. new. octet y ANTED—1 DIATELY, BY A YOUNG Man. co catty an, Unfurnished Room, Without Board, between ree Th 2, Mapa Pate oom 31, 502 F wi Ww. ‘D— TWO FURNISHED OR PARTLY E} Wiirnicked Rooms Yorticns hi House Keeping b jurnished Hooine for List pass Keeping by Permanent if s URNISHED SECOND-STORY bath, heat and gas; location, from ith ge to Nan 9th to 14th ste. nw. writ .T, Wa NTED—FOUR TO SIX ROOMS, Fl D Complete for light housexeey ing ; Fist preiersed, . it. GROCE, 1009 E wt. nw, 0c] 2-8 Wastes HOME IN A CULTIVATED Pit vate family, between Gand R and 10th and 20th gis), by 8 single man. who will need s sitting ee d'room and bath room. Address ij inconsdence T. 7 ANTED—ROOMS— 1 ISIC! mn aS ‘Ss one | anger first aud one Suialier Koom, between ats. L.w.; price not excee: Ad- TAN, Stars oct LicitoPs and Canvass: com +9 Wand 10,0 4 b's second floor, furnished, 3or 4 Kooms; 2 bat! with or without board; permanent, Address BV. N., Star fans se30-lin ‘Also Covks, Waiters, Noreen and W, NATIONAL EMPLOYME Wi i commuulegion oF ae D—-A COMPETENT WHITE ‘Auswer for one week to Ouly # competent person woo od pa ANTED—FOR THE UNITED W SStay Be ean Of IHELEAD Lin ON Wis TED—LOAN—THE ADVERTISER DESIRES to Gotan ay Tnmediatee ‘ose oft $100 upon Ghattel Mcriguxe or Bill of Sule of Household Furni- Be. worth more than ten times the ity. E. Sitr office, 0c15-2t* Adress ¥ W ASLED 10 BUY .CDOWL PORTABLE CVEN iy coud hand) ; state lowest price, Address 11¢5 st. new. : Corps, Boys to learn music, viz: Drummers and Must be trom 14° to 16 y: tect 10 luches in heiwat, wall developed, Puy per month $15; food, clothing faruieh Apply at Marine best of references. Address 1: moral character. aud medical attendance barracks, Washington, iam B. Kurtz, Philadelphia; William R. Verner, Philadelphia’ —_—.—__ Pension Frauds. The commissioner of pensions has been ad- vised that Tyler Burks has been arrested at Chicago, Ill, upon a charge of perjury in his own pension claim and in the claim of Sally Barks. He has made voluntary, self-impli- cating statement, waived examination and gone to jail His confession implicates other parties, W. H. MeGibbons of Preston county, W. Va., has been convicted in the United States dis- trict court, Clarksburg, W. Va., upon a charge of defrauding A. B. Maust, pensioner, out of $300 for his services as attoruey. McGibbon has refanded in full, and was ned $50 and costs. Benoni Swiger of Doddridge county. W. Va., has been convicted in the same court on a charge of defrauding Nancy Gilbert, pen- sioner, ont of $460 for services as attorney, He has refunded and was flued $250 and costs. The International Maritime Conference. The international maritime conference, as soon as the presentations and formalities are concluded at the State department and White House tomorrow afternoon, will hold their first official conference at the Wallach house, which was recently refitted for the accommodation of the Pan-American congress. These quarters will be retained by the conference uutil the delegates to the congress return, which will not be fora month yet. Ater that it is ips likely that the maritime conference wil move to the Columbian college lecture hall, The following additional delegutes were re- ported to the State department yesterda: Spain—Senor Don Jacobo Varela, president of the Spanish marine commission in New York; ANTED — DUNDOR)} saaeee by ladies, Men sud Women, all kinds of dowestic labor, city th references. Kemoved to 709 L st. uw. a iN L3i sor new line of albums, pict sulary and commis: not necessary ; must have retereuces D-LEARNERS FOR PROF. CHRIST- "3 New International Tailor Sy1 inch-rule or taye imeasure alone, as all scieutitie Pattervs and Materiais Cut and Lustruc- J. MESSEL, 908 L st. uw. ¥ THE MARTYN BU a lege (Einploymeut Bureau) Pupils to Lute . uate aud Fill Fositions at Guod Salaries, Ci obtained at College Building, $15 Gtk st. n.w., city. a ta, uu to hird workers: used; wouid cxchange for Agent Buggy or Higetou, vaxtED = =GooD Mt Call Or a dress W., 92 ‘ocl2 secret service work Postage for teria Guarters, Wichita, Kausus, VANTED—A LIVE MAN LIVING OUTSIDE Cities to Represen his thy, salary 9 at #5 pe Mohawk Detective Locality, io. 2100 to start: vt ack Box x 1610, New York. J ANTED—“IT STANDS A’ luproved Caligraph wa 5 and suid $10 per mouth, \T THE ing dschine, ~ WANTED_SITUATIONS. ANI pv—A COLORED Mi. WW WlbHis A PEL MA nent Place in Private Famil can furnish the ‘ste a itt NTED—BY KESPONSIBLE MAN, A GOOD, reasouably-priced Horse on Monthly’ Basmmente Address J.B.L, stur otlice, lion was ED-HOKSE ABOUT 16 HANDS HIGH warranted to be gentle and sound. address, stat- ing rice and wherecan be seen, W., P.O. 15-20" Wines NEW ENGLAND LADY WHO HAS lived abroad, and understands something of Ger- may and Freuch. would teach English, wet ay Com- auion to Lady, oF Take Chanze of House for Foreyen bassy. Address F = U.. Star office, 0c L5-2t' WASTED-EY, RY ONE TO KNOW THAT DANLS) MOF TT, Is always ready for all kinds of Well Work. 001 2-1m* Ws y ANTED_H. BAUM WAYS THE HIGREST CASH e8 for Second-hai re, Carpets and Feather me Entire: Housebolds « specaley adds 219 7th st. aw. ‘D — TO EXCHANGE — BICYCLE, W* Safety pattern, in first-class condition; little WANTED” Houses: aa KEEP. SEEPING Horses Winter and Summer 4 Specialty. wordt box at PKICE’S Stables, 311 6th st. n.w, 7th gt road. 8 wiles from ¢ity. 0. H. P. Chak K. Sligo Post Office, M Was ANTED — HORSES WINTERED; ae F 0 re; Warm stables and geverous feeding ; satis- factors ie rences from Bast wud present et 3 r mouth, address i I. SAC Chun: ‘Johd P.O., Md, ocl-Smn pe FURNITURE, OFFICE Furniture, Store Fixtures, and Furniture ot every description; also eutire Households, Stocks of Mer- chandiae of all kinds. Address CAKLTON, 636 K st au ‘A WHITE GIRL, A POSITION AS Vy ANTE! DSBY A WY Da Adaress L. HOy- Maid and Seamstress, ARD, 15 S00 Qst. ANTED—BY A SETTLED COLORED cee 4 Situation as First-class Cook first-class reterences. Cull or address J ANTED — SITUATIONS FOR Coachmen, Cooks, Di Housekeepers, ‘Nurses, "Clerks. Lsuilies, Eo'cls, Kestaurants HAM'S, 111u G st, nw. y ANTED— AT EADQUARTERS—POSITIONS a Shaner ai ai ress, Laundress Butlers. “sea ‘COOMBE: ‘9261 Fat in private fail Peeate facnily 5 Lieut. Don Baldoremo Vega, Spanish nav: Hawaii—Mr. H.H.H. Porter, minister to the United States, Gautemala—Mr. Fernando Cruz, minister to the United States. Maj. Steele and His Wife Injured. Maj. George W. Stecle, who was prominently mentioned im connection with the office of commissioner of pensions, met with a serious and painful runaway accident at his home in Marion, Ind., yesterday. He reached home yesterday morning after a ten days’ absence in Washington and New York, and in the after- noon, with Mrs, Stecie, started toward the bus- jueds part of the city behind a pair of spirited horses, They had not gone over 200 yards when a fore wheel came off, drop the front part of the carri dovn cn tne ner ka extricated and the broken were set, Episox’s Tatxrxo the new phono- graph, is now on exhibition at 345 Pennsy! wania avenue, a << band RGmieion 16 cents. peypnieeleas J ANTED_ POSITION BY A COMP! SANTED—Bi A Di ES MAK ry BEWING By ¥ (ges, or week in first-class families, Address M., Georgetown Po. Vy axTHD By A YOUNG ee Rey SOaTTGN aa mn Writer: has had experience in an attorne hv Pe s Box 5, Star of ANTED—DY 4 RESPEC | ABLE WHT Ware Gikt, # Situation as Chambermaii fog in 8 Grvtclass family. ANTED—GO bS Favwing’ © AGENCE FOR scot ean Stearuship Agen Agent. cate. ce \ RESPECTABLE COLOKED ae ‘i Chamber Maid in ‘of references. Apply 1155 2ith ot A GERMAN GIRL, A SiRvaTioN < aNFED BT sen ‘as Chamber Maid in dress SU Bet. #.0. KA Fue ae we — ‘Address shaw, ‘coruer af Sear ea a Wistenn TO BUY A | WELL-BRED BAY Horse, 950 00 five to seven years, {ot in three fable for saddle also) “Ad: dress R.V.HN.. five. se30-1in Wa ANTED—PAS' TURE YOUR HORSES AT F. WILSON'S farm, Finest pasture turn in Anne Arundel county $5 Der month. Horves taken for the Winter at reasonable rates. Will cal and returu them, Write for particulars to Crownsville, Md. #6228-lm WwW ANTED—BEFORE LEAVING ON 4 TRIP TAKE out an Accident Polley in the United 1 Mutual Accident 35,000 at saath, $3 Perea Jndenuntty <6 icons 3 bee BRIG se24-1m ‘ANTED — PARLOR FURNITURE UPHOL Wit Mattressse, Made Overs, Work Done ine Nest ‘aut Sucstautal ‘Munuer ; ited ; et 8 suurunteed, C. NELSON. 1 Festi Gow. Se eS W peo BUFFERING Raed Cure ‘nem or No. aud ast Sistem Pare 413 17th st. uw, ——— sel in ANTED—TO BUY—GOOD ND-HANDGEN- tlemen's 2 ome ad Ot or tole, £2, for which myl’ ik enaad Pa AEN 88 P Jith st. ae, wale, Wane RED saa cane SRPET CLEANING an erie || BOARDING. a Sass fies i Ds wold japon = Se selec BICYCLES, bal . ub ‘OR RENT—TWwo LARGE Booms. FIRST Floor, on , oY Fate We 40 he 1G sentet bets O and Fy oe eee cman NB YE ONE BEAUTIFUL, BAY- WINDOW, for mn’ two; sien one. ai cel al a rae tive: breakfast, price reasonable. YOO L Fa aetanle tor coporite Pateut | Enc. between wine RENT-LARGE Po NT, AND BACK ROOMS | JON SALF— FINEST. BLOCK or F LOTS ON ON F eT. oes bs! he) eels ote tet is 1 PUCKETT, 810 F ~- Fate ENT—TWO COMMUNICATING © ra uy Grape sad ee te ka | 7 BALD ay OHOTCE tory and clowttraest Aone 1407 st. | B Northeast from Su Pet month. sits SHE hia « rc » cash, balance iu 1, 2 and 5 investinest A. 8 CALWOOM, HAs Oth at Fok SALE Foun BRAUTIFUL Lors IN Ivy $20.08 ® Conner; will be wold very cheap to an ti: mediate bu R date Re GAN: _ ner es ats for 965 it Apel DEEBLE ae A 5 ROOM FOR OFFICE. AT 623 $ PRE a heat. Inquire J. HOGKAY & 0. och Bt R RENT—DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS, WITH et. Abstract furnished BH WARNES COLbIO Petaw ole ot JOR BALE—ON MET. RR. AND ADJOINING ad bishiy improved Koki reat beat and elevator eervicr, the Leumen saree rick a lls, . ¥. ave, F COUMBE mand fore uew suidivislon or edie te oa. cap Le bouht Bow st s-epeculetin price. and F st oold-ae* Fook HENT~ 1325 1 12325 PA. AVE. } BRADRt RY BUILD. 5. CHILL, sth and ing, ‘Iwo Handsome ind. floor | ALE WHOLE SQUARE OF GROUD 5 ve yearly tenant Trg SMITA out 50.000 9, wR OF 6 OUND, CON: ee26- SS. Pa. ave. -Ge Hota» w,thlenitsa wee ) xT TRE PROOF | F woo and coal vard~ within 100 feet Bh Prox LENT HANDSOME FIRE dba Pot ip Ain 100 fear of Office ¢ for Banking, Keal Estate a howie T FLY Fie Na se21-1m 1410G at &vO Ntaters 1418 Fetow. sewer hear by, Set, roadWay® macadamized, he ot EP stow aul. pee" OR ft Liege 3 ELEGANT AND COMMO- nto wile ‘Singion street, one of ¥G. ONE-HALF CASH. W As the petuciyel retail sereet of Batt: | a esas located Bui st nied. om goed ih the eh - | Tbth st. extended uesr Kenesaw banca fore quire of BERNAKD WIESEN, hb. tors “Lexing wath wuuall capital. JON ¥ ot ton street, Baltimore, Ma. oleae JOR BENT — BEsi t LOcaT: re Store 1216 ply to BEALL BROWS & COLT SE SALE—T HAVE POR SALT SEVERAL Vine desirable Corner Lota iu Findlay, which I trade for Washiiwton property” Findlay Deu Gwe, i i tue baturel wae 7 FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS, SOR RENT—| st. bet. 18th vay or teed Kor STABLE AND HALL on Ga) we to give the matter ‘prom 1 consuderatic 19h. Inctoain 1840 | oro gee ‘DaViD Doss, per month. Stable in rear of 1535 A a a“ 8.e, month, Also Commodious Stable being built in rar FFok SALE—40,000 FEET oF GROUND AT NW. wmenth. bi corner of Ist aud M « RK RENT—FURNISHED—FINE PARLOR, WITT omwunicattue Bed oom or Hall Hoo: to ¢hil- 13131 143 pi 1S Bt a ut doee Fea ee FUgNISHLD SEC~ uud-floor Front liom ; sdjorning utes’ Walk ror from Patent, Post an Penidon, fh oes. ‘OR, RENT=& BRIGHT ROOM, FURNISHED, ted; can be ry reasonable by two ‘rivate family. also hell room, fur. st._eforences en ocl's Gentlemen : in RENT—1204 Re hushed Tay-window “2d: Front Room ands Fine Koom ou 3d floor, gentlemen preferred. ‘OR RENT With BOARD, SUITE OF PARLO! Rooms: private bath scrate fire; ou seco small SiseMee nw. * colaw JOR RENT—ELENISHED ROOMS ON 18T, 2D ‘oF 3 floors; house and om one block of avenue an private tantly. QE RENT IN FRIVATE, FAMILY =H NICE. Bea Koom venien! Nr briuting ofics. “BOUBNeC now flvor. amy orig NT—924 M 8T NE, TWO FUR- nished Rooms tor Houseke east front; cure and. BR RENT=TWO UNFURNISHED COMMUNI- ing 2d Floor Rooms. in Private Family ot Tw pieinity of Dupont cielo; rent $8. Address G. EW PLAN 2 No. 4, 927 insures satisfaction ones sete e bulletinot a ooms on ite list. Charges only 8. for registering in Sdvance «nd coliects balance when tenants arese: ured. {OR RENT—LARGE PARLOR AND SLEEPING Rooms on second floor, en suite or inten {Ooms ; NT—FURNISHED—A_ SUITE O ae ane mnleatinig Koos on Third, Floor; modern exposure, overlooking park. 7oR RENT-ONE BEAUTIFUL, BAY-WINDO' Boom, for one or two; also One Smaller ae kaa, water, Lest; house new, cen’ Dreuktust ; Price ‘Feasonadl e. ie. O09 Lat LW. oc E SUNNY FRONT ROOM A. stall Kooms, furnished or bile raten 122 Oth ste mewe ik KENI-THRLE UNFURNISHED 1 ae suitable for light house keep: heat. Apply to 1725 New Jersey ave. u.w. ” ocl4 spate ine ROOMS, ENI—THREE U: aoe (two Ese 908 91 RB aEnT wT ‘ELY c vite rewire FURNISHED wes Ss, single or e f mee gn ricer, = RENT=A B Sy BUCKINGHAM, 020 1 153 ide a Suite oF siugion all conw serumeies superior ta eniewose and ‘ares: board st ressonalie Hap’ STeRTeRED, Com: balm nat Room on tee) cl0-Sin | with Band O- KK. tracks sions eutine. frowt, —S | This property is elcgantiy sivuated tor a ware houne oF coal dup, oF can be subdivic | splendid advantage without » wi BOF RI ALE-VERY DESIRABLE pe on ENGLE | | Fe SALE-A BAKGAIN ix | BD bet. Quand i: aux to an a JAMES A BALLS & CO, beanie 1407 Pat bw. 2 ss . Fy nt. = - MOXEX 70 L0AN AT FIVE PEs S by 64 tt Sth st. near F m.¢.. proved heal Extate Security. 8 specialty. TYLER & Kor Sy Ls-4in® Se" | Rea “& 00. sista 8st. LOANS AND DISCOUNTS A SPECIALTY. INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS. 001 2-Tus wii f eT Lebo, S.w. cor 13th and F six nw TY CHY 10s, BAPL On $200 109200 0 Lat; 850 dow, reitabio MT, ub SOL ONEY ope Dance Sw. cor. 13h aud F sta CHULAPEST LoTs IN _9012-3t it. alley; M st. bet. 4th ONEY TO LOAN « P a! S.w. cor, 15th anal ote, bw, SALE—A BIG ¢ HANCE FOE A BULL K- 2 Lots, 1Uigxho to alley, with solid Bri nvertibie into Z Houses, Sth et wear A ne. . ver foot. C. A. BULELDS, 1000 F shaw. ox Bek kesh BREACTIPUL Lot, FRON TING th feet on Manna: luset = cm 2. — ee: NEY TO LOAN IN git tore rae Lee! AT THE Lo’ - - 5 Only FI Lu REAL Say In SROGMSTLOT € BuADLEY. = e UK SALE—CHOICE BUILDING LOT 30 reat ot canteen ts tw | F'frout bp 60, sree tnprovennne oo E E DESIRE TO LOAN BETWEEN THIS AND | aud 7 sis, between L <9 M ne. Prive Ky cay, January 1, 1890, om ingeecol ond nctsteta aoe ALLE x C. CLARK, 005 F now, Q ONE MILLION DOLLARS, OK SALE CHEAP-SEVERAL DESIRABLE LOTS sa gum of tron Oy A og rf Aawooln park wud bast Cay 000 and over 5 percent: jess thin 810,000 6 | Fat Gly Huproving section, CHASE~ cat. Soomapt ctieution serail sept Cia. aw. lin = MSTEDT & Bh LOAN IN sn Verte r M: Sut at Lowint fateh of lueal Estate Security. | st aud uuntituetoa place, ‘Two sume ot 3 Auto 14 beautiful Lote. mlje ua 4 ccthdut’ MULCHING BULRLEY k'Obs 1405 F at. | Uyponite Ut Darbero meena a y 0 YOU WANT MONE¥?—810 TO $500 TO LOAN | Shie sh tins hnediane lone ton fe bend ee gh Seat at low interest on Furuiture, Pianos, Horses, h offer cur rund st ouly #135 Wagons, Hoselold Goods or other personal property ak pessea ae Priveipal and sitercat fap abie in weekly oF muntldy | Cos See Te ee ne Some, BF Ols wee ment, No removal of trom residence. NO Dulicity. Box Us, btar oiiee, eneedu-1in™ ALE — LST. KNEW BAMPSHIKE lath ors « ONEY (19 LOAN ON KEAL ESTATE IN BUMB | J, tog utalaat [08123 wil up wold foe ly ry Te. AUSTIN P. BROW: Set c ‘Real natate and S + = Uctober bulletin. B. F. GILBE! was BOD... ‘. 28-3m aes UK SALE—S2—WEST SIDE DELAWANG AVE. se2 uv j FE a WD) = = BX bet. and Meh. ne, Cle rect. ein ht $lvv TO Fe SALE—AT 20 PEK CENT LBSs THAN AD- ALL FREMLUA CHARGED, doing round, Hadsoie Building Lot oa N. M escvie LOAN . TIGER & LIEBEGKM 4 NS VOU 000 ON REAL ESTATE 2.500 500 ___{se21]__ THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. Faust RENT—221 tes Lae SW gFIRELY, FUR: od Rooms at Teasonable rates LARGE FORNTED ROOM, a6 NT—ONE F mah it, moaern improvements, et ca sturnlabed Oommnseioa heat aud ium, OF wo! bed rooms or uffices, 61 11th st. a. OR RENT—TWO NICELY FURNISHED | ROOMS, with bath aud heat: 1 ied. wedish gTuriorn, att pri es ae fg tee UNFURNISHED © COMMUNI- podern amp alt rent $15 advance. | OE KEN T—NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE, Two Front Kooms, facing south, large au Closet: third floor; new house ghilaren; references required, cating Rooms, first ferme front and back erney dor fay duress “@’ t RENT—ONE FURNISHED F ONT = i) room adjoining, on third floor, with ences, 1700 1:sth st. nw. Forze BEnt—1 afarulsheds to table be QUAKE Kum 10 ONE OR e h of without Board; smail pri- ‘Oue of the best locations ‘northwest, 5. B.1., Star office. oc 12-3t* HED COMMUNICAT- oderate, "Address Bs )OR RENT—WELL-FOL ing Parlor and bed Kooms on second floor; south- ern exposure, large closets: bath on same floor: ele~ private residebee; references. 12 OK RENT—FURNISHED—2_ LAR LARGE ROOMS convenient to departiue: neference required. 1310 G@ st. nw. 5508 RENT — UNFURNISHED —ON SECOND Boor,’ Larve Communicating Kooms; north and sure; Suitable f Kooms, Call at d —CHOICE — APART NT. ‘MENTS, uished or Unfurnished: private Deaths," with oF + board. | frank- ‘OK RENT—A LADY OWNING HER HOUSE AND having more room than she needs will rent with one or two elegantly turnished suites with brivate bath to euch: iu ® tashionable, Reighborhoud garaace desired, Address P: b RENT—016 14TH. a BES, ad Most, DE- le on, > Han sirable sectiva, cor iy, Bande OR KE T—HAN DSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS ; southern exposure; buth sec- ond floor; every convenience; e: Private fanl ecru) u.ouely Kept throughout, au central loestio: 51 Mass. ave. n.w. thea Koouts, wii et rs 4 Kooms, withiit to pension, Pateut, Post offices, City Hall with or without Board, 2k EEN1—316 © ST. NiW.. VERY DESIRABLE ished Looms, singie oF en suite: excellent liy "ord if desired. NO objecuon to neat ih pty ev iu. 7OR RENT—1405 Hf NW, HANDSOME SUITE Roou.s, with open fires and private ‘Also otuer rooms ‘foor, turnished or tion very desirable, 62 a <p atichey “29, A GEN FOBT ot oem Toot one | ‘square irom bri family. —2016G ST.N.W—3 SQUARES WEST of the War Mtate and Navy lewant Ste Sted :handsomely ot and kitchen: ip furnished; ln yb ny ome linen; a bah pn le Sok ES. SINGLE RENT. NEA THRE 1618 OF GA asant, Newly-furnished 1d four; 81v.and 68 per month; FOR eee AND UNFURNISHED fhe LOST AND ae 10 LOAN ON REAL -ESTATE—WE HAVE IN Cash $50,000 to Leau on Approved Security in suis of 8500 and award «no delay peU-in FISH _BedU-1 H & MILLER, 12 to TS. LPAN ON IMPROVED CITY KEAL Ls rai e— 16,000, $4,000 and $3,500 at 6 per cent c mi Rpercepy Giv. W. LINKINs, 19) ste. ' Encoe eneme alty, rai it the United Security In surance Co., of ‘Philadelphia, in sums to suit, to be repaid om iMstallment plan, "with without ‘life in surance, ments to ru 5, 10, 1s, oF 20 ye jaare feet), per foot gi fort), = South ade 1 bet. 17uhand Tet ste 000, per toot 4 worth ile” ica New Bini his Aves, w. 1» Per foo TO LOAN IS sausze suri, 6 per cent, on real estate security Per PRANK T. LAWLIAGS, 1505 Pa, ave. sel7-3m___(Ahe Arlington Fire lus. Co,'s office.) NEX TO LOAN Bb Approved Keal Estate Security, in District of Columbian sulus desired, at lowest rates of im- Hus. J PisHElt & 00. inc butuoed of gucd improvements and houses are ln “anit Lot Mis’ a we LENKES BA a eT To THIRTY. or “sell-3m h atid Ht ste. sw. \4 paved: Wt graded ; parks ONEY ATE ATLOWEST Tru BUC. per Lout rates of inte: other approved security. | owucr, 1210 F st. uw mocond lost front THOS. G: HENSEN © Cy, Bankers, | BOR SALI 8e3-3m. : | prow s near NE REE a ‘unity, at lowest rates of interest; no delay at Where the security'ts wood, | re SALETFINE 1 nw #500, 81,000 | on it on Aj pproved leat be Estate Security, at Gpervent, JOHN SHERMAN SCO. dyes-Gua TO LOAN | FF pecan fo aaie, an tomreet ay aagt Proved real ti, ‘estate security. FOX & BLOWN, o20 Mo sORoan a LOTS IN MT. PLEAS ‘Pennsylvatia avenue, IK " EAL ESTATE AT Low. | f at 20, ZOg80 aud 3S cents per took, = cr tes HeicTroRD, Rates. = 3 DANENHOWE oc10-1m Gt rt ap24 Suoreesor to DAR WER & SON, 1115 Fst, BUSINESS CHANCES, _ Foi SALE—BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY Store, Horse, Wagon and Koute, Call at SIS, 1st | 872m FOR 1 LOTS 20500 —BEST onPECUL ‘LATION }0KSALE-LOTSIS NEW ADDITION TO BROOK. laud on easy terms. a 3 + —_ ated aud iuproved part.of Bruckland, come fine view. All kinds of frust grow ius om the ots 40 feet wide in parties who will bi beautiful roma Hote with 4 lots hichest bidder by Nov. 1. Apply Toute CoLsists Of goo. payiug custo Feasous given fur selling. Apply to 1 GAN, opposite university, 7th st. road. Fyi SALE STOCK, FIXTURES Will t-cluss Cash Paying it i URCG |S s0KE IN GROWING Fant of the ; sutisisctory reasons xiven for wanting to sell. oi ano OPIUM, Star of- fice. ol 4-3t* ther injormstion ay mpi 1000 F st, u.w., oF sevs-lan at stab ‘OU 19th st, n.w., or W. F. Sep Dat. uw OR SALE CHEAP — ¥ caer Harness, Winp and ober all, in tt-clas condi- dion; bore ts gesitie aud cnn berwssd ‘tor BLY pUrpowe. y 1 RIDA OhANGE ND Gi Ownir hon uo further we tor it, address om © K, Lor 2 Se de, ne sce att Se AN Al uit aft : Gin FALING BUSINGBS FOR LADY UR onn- | Piet toreste qua com aunt be 12th st. aw., Nod Stand: as the part; the tbe sold at ouce. “Roly tos WEX, F ts SALE— Soi 7th rit sie oui ek OE RD et Se eh he 4 RX * ase ot. SeSvend cetediings, one oe ee LOANS AND DISCOUNTS A SPECIALTY. seers nthe Band Sues oer INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS. | “20 serv on the Conduit roed, 2 miles above George- dD. ini and North Carolina, cela For further sete Ew AGoasta, lanl hs eal katate p Reote how, town, D.C. Fe R SALE—BY NOVEMBER 187, AT ALSACET | | Also » *pumber of Farming lands in Maryland, Vie ANS, wholesale druseiste? faenaee ae | ge ee se cmon DUNCAE erg REWARD FOR A LACE SH4\ Lene ao REE be i Sere BITT HOUSE, WASHINGTON, D.C,