Evening Star Newspaper, October 16, 1889, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1889 A Notable Gathering and a Pretty Cere- mony at Epiphany Church, One of the very prettiest wedding spectacles ever seen in this city was witnessed by a large assembly at Epiphany church last evening at Yorclock. The occasion was the marriage of Miss Rhoda Christmas, the granddaughter and heiress of the late Mrs. Myra Clark Gaines, and Dr. Charles Ulrick Kennedy of this city. The church was brilliantly lighted and the altar was tastefully decorated with plants, In- side the charcel rails were tall palms; a low bridge of maiden hair ferns divided the altar from the chancel. At the foot of the altar was placed a white satin fringed searf for the con- tracting pair to kneel upon and over their heads the long leaves of two tall palms met in | egraceful arc’ The invited guests oecu- pied ali the pews and the transept gulleries of the church. Dr. Walter played the wedding march from Lobengrin pre: ng with a brilliant impro- visation. As the ushers moved up the aisle the first bars of the well-known wedding march sounded forth ciear but soitly, as if froma zreat distance. Dr. McKim. rector of the Epipnany and Rev. Mr, Barr. hisassistant, appeared upon the altar in their white robes and Knelt in er. Shortly afterward the groom and his man, Mr. Wm. A. McKenney, in evening dress and wearing white Tosebuds in their couts, entered the chancel from the vestry door. The six ushers, who were Mr. Fred McKenney, Mr. Will Abert, Dr. Rust, Mr. Z. M. Kuott, Mr. Crane and Lieut. Bryam.all wearing white rose buds in the lapels of their dress coats and walking in pairs, headed the bridal procession. ‘Ihe eight brides- maids—Miss Gaines of Warrenton, Va., Miss Byrd. of Winchester, Va., Miss Den- ver of Knoxville. Miss Hopkins of Balti- more, Mis« Gallagher of Angusta, Ga., and ‘Miss Anna Bryam. Miss Eva Dapray and Miss Koselle of this city—walking in couples, came next, followed by the eight groomsmen—Mr. St. Julian Dapray, Mr. Barry, Mr. Barry Bulk- ley. Mr. Jas. M. Christmas, brother of the bride; Mr. Rash Marshall, Mr. Samuel Trimble, Mr. S. Maddox and Mr. Emmet Norris—who also walked in pairs. Preceding the bride walked the maid of honor, Miss Julia Kennedy, the sister of the grvom, and then came the bride, in sweeping bridal satin, upon the arm of her brother, Mr. W. W. Christmas, ‘The ushers divided at the chancel rail, and three stood on each side at the foot of the steps. The bridesmaids entered the chance! and stood four oneither side the altar. The grooms- men also entered the church and stood by with the bridesmaids. The groom met his bride at the chancel steps and escorted her to the altar, fol- lowed by Mr. Christmas, the best man, and the maid of honor. Kev. Mr. Barr opened the service, and Dr. McKim took it to the conclu- sion. Miss Christmas made an ideal bridal figure as ehe approached the altar, look ng like a tall, ceful lily, the golden head bowed in stateiy auty. and the general verdict of the guests leaving the church was that she was “the pret- tiest bride by far” that had ever been seen. The Parisian dress of rich faille had a tour yard train of the splendid stuff. The bodi was low and sleeveless, and the front of body and skirt was one mass of old point lace, ex- misitely draped. She wore knots of orange blossoms on the shouiders and about her t a string of pearls clasped with a d. the gift of the maid of honor. The diamond earrings that she wore were the gilt of the groom. White satin slippers and white silk embroidered stockings, the latest European importation, were worn, and the tulle veil, fastened with orange blossoms and diamond pins. that fell about her like a cloud, with the prayer book she carried, completed an exceed- ingly rich and beavtitul bridai toilet. ‘ihe bridesmaids and the maid of honor were attired uniformly in short dre of white tulle over white satin, low, sleeveless bodies of white satin and white satin slippers. They carried bouquets of rich roses, red, pink and yeliow, tied with ribbons matching the color of | the bouquet. The maid of honor carried a bunch of maiden hair ferns, After giving the hand o: his sister in wedlock Mr. Christmas stepped down from the chancel, | and the ceremony over, Dr. Walter piaying | Mendelssohn's mureh, the man and wife led the line, the maid of honor following with the | best man, the eight groomsmen escoried the eight bridesmaids from the church, and the usiers,who had performed the dificult work of the evening im seating ail the guests. closed the procession in the order among themselves im which they had entered, ‘The bridal party drove to No. 25 Lafayette square, as the bride's family had taken the first fuor of the house in preference to their own house, No. 2126 H street. aud a reception to three Luudred guests was held, Dr. aud Kennedy receiving the congratulations ir friends standing aguinst a background of amass of palms, The walls of the rooms were decked with wreaths of smilux, the man- tels were set with roses, and behind a barricade of palms a band of musicians were stationed. A sumptuous collation was served in the dining Foomts at 10 o'clock, ht the bride and croom left the re- ception rooms aud attired themselves in trav- : The bride wore a Paris dre: oth, teimmed with brown astra- nd a Paris hat of gray. trimmed with brown velvet anda dov Dr. ond Mrs. Kennedy left the city for a trip northward of two weelis’ duration. when they will return to the city and stay at Welcker's fc @ short season before leaving for New Orleans, nd the winter. Ultimately vir home in this city. mas will also spend the winter in New Orleans, leaving here early in November after the marriage of Mir. W. W. Christmas and Miss Norris. Among the wedding guests were Judze and Mrs. Jno. Blair Hoge and Miss Kennedy, who assisted in rece'viug; Mr. and Mrs. J. Harth Soule, Dr. McKim of Epiphany, Rey. Dr. W. Bartlett of New York Avenue Presbste ebureh, Mr. and Mrs. John F. Waggaman. Mr. orge H. B. White, Mr. and Mrs. J. Senator Pu. Senator Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. James E. Pugh, Jr.. ex-Seeretaryand Mrs. Belknap, Miss Norri Miss Miante Brown, Mr. and Mrs Wm. 8. Hand Mrs. Ken- 1% Mre. Betton. Miss Mead. Miss Blackloc Kirkwood, aunt of the groom; Mrs. J. C nedy, Mr. and Mrs. Winstou of Kansas City, the former being a sister of the Fendall of Alexandria. the Misses Cox, Mr. Myers, the Messrs, Heury, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Smoot, Lieut. and Mrs. Farrow and \ir. Meek- ins of Baltimore, Mr. Bothem, Mrs. Battle, Miss Somervilie, Miss Josephine Batler, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Wazgaman, and notably a quiet little person in black with a cap of net and black mbbons. Jeanie Gautir. the governess, who has been with the family for four genera- tions. as Mrs. Myra C. Gaines’ mother brought her from Europe to this country. The bride received a large store of costly wedding gifts, but they were not on exhibition last evening. — PERSONAL MENTION, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jefferson have returned from Maryland and are stopping at No. 1509 Q street. They will return to their home in Texas in November. Mrs. Neil Belt has retnrned to her home on H street, after an absence from the city of nearly four months. Mr. and Mrs. H.C. North have returned to the city and are located at 1121 14th street northwest. Admiral Howell and his daughter, Mrs. Chester, have arrived in Sanisgh= and will pass the winter with Colonel and Mrs. Royal, 1918 N street. Presidential App: intments. The President late yesterday afternoon made the following appointments: Joseph P. Throop of Indiana to be collector of internal revenue for the seventh district of Indiana vice Mahlon D. Manson, resigned, Michael Kerwin of New York to be collector of internal revenue for the second district of New York vice John A. Sullivan, resigned. Lyne S. Metcalie of Missouri to be wppraiser of merchandise for the port of St. Louis, Mo. Charles F. Wennecker of Missouri to be col- lector of interual revenue for the first district of Missouri. ea A Policeman's Club, James Kelly, Philadelphian, is spending two months at the work house. At present he is occupying acot in the sick ward and is likely to occupy it for some days. A police- man’s club is what caused his disability, but the citizens who witnessed the clubbing ail said “It served bim righ’ Yesterday morning Kelly was in that section of the city called the “Swamp,” where he filled up with wuisky such asix sold at 5centsa “uip.” ‘ihe resuit was that he got fightung drunk and went down town to beg more mouey to reaew his supply ofrum. He appeared at the corner of 9th und E streets, where he insulted persons who re- fused togive him money. Policeman Smith arrested Lim for this, when he made a savage attack upon the officer and compelied him to use lus club in self defeuse, When they ar- rived at the first precinct station a physician had tobe summoned to dress the wounds on Kelly's head. When arraigned before Judge Miller this worning Keily claimed that he was « working man, but Judge Miller toid him that working meu did not act as he acted yesterday. “You can go down for two months,” said the judge, “and get your head cured.” groom; Mr, ¢| to wing h, Senator Ransom, | THEY SAW NIAGARA. The All-Americas Corfgress on its Travels. ERASTUS WIMAN’S DINNER FOLLOWED BY SOME COOLNESS—PERSONS WHO TRY TO SPEAK WITH A SPANISH ACCENT—HOW THE NIAGARA HACKMEN WERE FOILED. | Staff Correspondence of THE EVENING Star. Borraro, October 14. The International American excursion party has seen Niagara and is content; its members have met the enemy and they are his. ‘The reception was quite a gorgeous affair, the | wealth and beauty of the village turning out to greet the crowd. At the station were the prominent men—two long rows of them, the | front rank being composed of business men, | the rear rank of local millionaires, each of the |latter standing im front of his hack, Very gleeful indeed were the autocratic Jehus, but the pride which goeth before a fall was theirs and it is now on record that the destruction which followeth after a haughty spirit overtook them at last. Most of the delegates were out early on Sunday morning, but the hack- was waiting for them. Under or- ary circumstances what a picnic ho would have bad! How he would have devonred the financial substance of his victims and then turned them loose to struggle with a cold. un- ing world. This was the time he slipped Very quietly a party of the business men ad made arrangements to let the see all that was to be seen aud when up. of Niagura distinguished gues without money and without pri vt the avaricious and ferocious product of Niag- | ara’s civilization found that out his heart sank within him, and he became exceedingly sorrowful and decidedly uncommunicative, The activity of this vigilance committee brought out a new point in the Niag- ara hackman’s character, and showed very clearly that when he so’ wills he can drive to any desired spot without making a tour of the entire county of Niagara; this was a dis- covery of no small importance and those who contemplate a visit to the fails will do well to bear in mind the fact that it is no 'onger neces- sary to go as far into the coyntry as the Centi- lever bridge in order to reach the Clifton house, on the Cauadian side of the roaring river. I sincerely hope that this announce- ment may be the means of saving somebody several dollars. THE FALLS STILL THE SAME. Of the falls themselves everybody has read, | and as a description of them which will be either new, interesting or instructive would be impoxsible. it is enough to say that they are the same old fails in almost every respect that they were ten years ago: a few pieces of rock have been washed over the brink, but that is all. The delegates enjoyed themselves ita- mensely and were willing to stay in the vicinity | of the yreat natural wonder for several days more, but that could not be. Up to the hour | of 6 p.m. the party were driving up and | down both the American and Canadian banks of the stream, yet no one was tired. the hackmen only excepted, for they were being paid by the job, Tue little steamer Maid of the Mist took a number of the ex- cursionists up to within wetting distance of the | spray of the Horseshoe fall, and several would | have clothed themselves in oilskins and gone into the Cave of the Winds had not the weather | been so cold. Those who wandered away to | points of interest not down on the program of | the committee of arrangements were almost | bankrupt when they rejoined their brethren at the Ciitton house, on the Canadian side; th | had fallen into the enemy's hands. ‘ihe wi protected visitor views the beauties of Niagara at so much (so very much) per beauty, MR. WIMAN'S DINNER AND SPEE Asa dinner the Erastus Wiman banquet was a success,and it is unfortunate that the popala millionaire should have allowed himself to be s0 carried away by the xpirit of the occasion as to break # pledge made by him with Secretary Blaine and Mr.Wm. E. Curtis, There undoupt- ed.y was a clear understanding that all speeches were to be tabooed. and yet Mr. Wiman delivered himself of what was evidently a carefully pre. pared argument for free trade on this conti nent. All of the delegates who wouid express themselves declared to me afterward that the speech Was a great surprise to them becanse they had been informed that under uo circum- stances would there be any oratory. If Mr. Wiman thought to secure an indorsement from South America he called upon the wrong man when he asked Dr. Carlos artinez Silva of Columbia to say a few words, The doctor is a diplomat of the first water and he clear his right to the title in the brief reply he made. His face wore a profoundly religious expression and the intona- tions of a preacher were in his voice as he com- menced by saying that for more thun a week he had been studying the work of man, but had now thrown it aside that he might properly contemplate the works of Him who created man and who had given to this world such wonders as those they had been looking at all day long. Dr. Silva completely iguored Mr, Wiman in his introductory remarks, but he i i the big Canadian ear rather hard when » said that neither the time nor the place | | were proper for the discussion of international polities or commercial policies, The doctor's | remark: uily «nd smoothly delivered they were, ought to have puta stop to any other references to commercial union, bat Prof. Gold- win Smith he a few words on the same | anbject whi aroxe in response to Mr. Wanan’s invi ‘The finale wae an attempt tod Save the Queen,” Mr. Wimin leading off the well-known air. It would have ) been a great success if th onaire had only | kno much about vocalism as he evidently | does about making money; as it was it was too | bigh and in spite of Mr. Wiman's most vehe- | Ment efforts it collapsed before it was halfway through. A SOMEWHAT FRIGID TOMY. | This moraing Mr. Wiman took part in a duct, | the first tenor being sung by Mr. William Surtis, the special agent in charge of the party | Mr. Wiman came over from Canada this morn- to see how the party was ug and pre- ably to accompauy the delegates for a time, for he hada vatise suspended from his j hand. Forawhile he dida smiling solo of morning greetings, but the appearance of Mr, | Curtis changed the nspect of affairs completel Very politeiy, but with considerable force. | Erastus informed that he had been guilty of a grave breach of trust, and he was also told that | Secretary Blaine had been notified of the fact that a promise made personally to him had de- liberately been smashed. Wien the train pulled | out for this place this morning the last person | isaw was the New York Canadian, grip in hand, leaning up against a panel of fence and | looking picturesquely disconsolate. He fol- lowed us on the first regular train and is now quartered at the same hotel, BUFFALO'S HANDSOME WELCOME. Buffalo's welcome was warm indeed, and there was everywhere apparent a desire to make the visitors feel comfortable. At the | luncheon at the hotel the menus. which were in Spanish and English, were works of art, the | Seals of the various South American countries | being carefully worked into the elaborate de- yu of the first page. Accompanying the | excellently served meal was soft, sweet .nusic, | principally Spauish in its origiu, which de- | lighted the foreigners considerably. Nove of | the gastronomic entertauments with which , we have wrestled were as pleasing as that | luncheon; the one at Springfield, Mass, came uearest to it in some respects. By the way, 1 dou't think I mentioned the fact that at that delightful place we met Col. Biount, who was for so long # period in Washinzton a8 a mem- ber of Gen. Sheridan's official family. lonel did everything in his power to make | the uwsembly happy after acting as guide around | the great national armory, and the way inwhich he rushed the excursionists through that big pixce would have scared the professional guide out ofayear’sgrowth. He suys he finds that the | air of Springtield agrees with bis health, while the physical coudition of Mrs, Blount has ben- | efited materially even during the short period of their sojourn, Engine No. 1053 has been stocked with a sutticient quantity of the proper kind of coal | and is now showing a clean pair of heels to the | locomotives of this section. This morning it pulled our train over the 22 miles of track be- | tween Niagara and Buffalo in twenty-one min- | utes, and tomorrow the train is expecied to | make a record going from here to Cleveland. | EXPERIMENTS IN LANGUAGE. Why do Americans almost invariably try to break up their English when they converse | with foreigners who are not proficient in the ‘ tongue most prevalent in this country? Ever since we started cut Lhave been meeting with people who take it for granted that all tue men on the train are foreigners and that none of | them can understand average English. What! & helpless lot the ventlemen from South Amer- | ica would be if that were really so. A large | proportion of the rs can grind outa very | i and then pry ht shige ‘This afternoon the board of trade ol alo gave areception to the excursionists, at which several bundred of the best citize: their wives and daughters, were present, an there were a number of most am: incidents, One of the big local merchants up to oue of the men of the party and with an foreign air remarked: | tora, ‘You ar-r-r-r vunn Spanneeyar-r-r-d?” To which the scribe responded with a courtly bow and an explosive “You bet your life I am!” The glance of withering scorn with which the merchant received the reply was lost on the poor worthiese American who had been the unconscious cause of his ire. Something like that happens every day and it invariably happens that there are expressions of disgust because the person addressed turns out to be only an American, One of the young ladies at the reception today turned her back on a bright, good-looking American as soon as he told her bis home was not on the south side of the Rio Grande, This is a pretty serious state of affairs, so the non-Spanish crowd has given up its nationality and now gibbers wildly in the most thoroughly puiverized sentences it can possibly think out. HIS ONLY PATIENT. The expedition is fortunate in having at- tached to it as medical director and adviser such an eminent man as Dr. George M. Stern- berg of the United States army. Unfortu- nately for the doctor, the only case of any real | importance he has to wrestle with is his own. | Not long after starting out he contracted a severe cold, which has bothered him yery considerably up to the present time. For a.week past he has been swallowing quinine and eschewing banquets, Today he fecls very | much better and he is doing his best to forget his own afiliction by prescribing for a number of others whose indulgence in overdoses of luxury have developed unhealthy conditions. Everybody on the train likes the genial doctor and but few of the excursionists realize that he is without a peer as an expert in yellow tever and kindred diseases. The general health of the party has been extremely good.end it would have been much better had some of the foiks indulged in a trifle more of sleep and followed more closely those instructions which the doc- tor is always willing to impart. CHANGFS IN THE PARTY. The shape of the party on the special train is continually changing. Sometimes we have as many as three or four of the United States delegates, and then again, as today, there will be oniy one, The toreign delegations, too, are subject to change. Several delegates who were airaid to stert out last Thursday week have joined the party since Suturday, while two, Senor Silva of Venezuela and Senor DeCosta of Brazil, have gone to Washington to participate in the international maritime conference. Only a few days ago Mr. Howland of the Philadei- pe /’ress was called home, and now another | iatus occurs which removes trom our midst | Mr. J. W. Nagie and Artist Bunnell of Frank Leslie’s, William A. Deering of the New York Mail and Express, and Mr, Mor- ton Mitchell of the Boston Herald, All have been very busy factors in what roven to be so far a most delightful journey, Especially will they be missed by the newspa- per boys who are still on board. In the uat- ural course of events Mr. Mitchell will be one of the Washington representatives of the Herald this winter, A letter from Delegate Studebaker was re- ceived today by Mr. Curtis and in it Mr. Stude- baker says that it is his intention to give the arty aluncheon in the rooms of hishome next rida; G.H.H. a A Husband’s Suit for Divorce. Trank Lahna, by Messrs. Gordon & Gordon, filed a bill today against Mollie Labna for a divoree. They were married October 29, 1388, in Georgetown, her name being Snyder, and he charges that shortly after marriage he was horrified to learn of her dissolute character, but he continued to live with her in hopes of reiorming her. He further charges that she committed adultry, and that in consequence of her conduct he was conetied to leave her, or Ne vs Will. The will of the late Joseph Everett Nourse was filed tod: The instrument is dated Au- gust 27, 1889, and leaves to his wife all his property for life and at her death house 2823 Q street to his daughter Emma J.; house 2821 for the use of the children of his daughter, Sarah H, Ramsburg, and house 2819 O street to W. B. Gurley and G. i. B. White to receive the Tents and pay over to the estate, to revert to his daughter Emma J. Nourse. The Death Record, During the twenty-four hours ending at noon today deaths were reported to the health oilice as follows: White—Nicholas Polzer, 82 years; Martha E. Sherwood, 50 years; Lucy A. Plam- mer, 1 year; Henry B. Wilhelm, 35 years; Edith M. Welch, 6 months; Maxwell Hunt, 9 months Josephine Richards, 23 years: Antoinette Hol- stein, 62 years; Barbara F. Geety, 3 months, Colored —William Sax, 5 month: idie Lee, 1 year; Martha Kellogg, 60 years; Anthouy Brown, 6 days; John William Early, 20 years. The Wreng Man Arrested. Last night Officers Heller and Ellis arrested a young man named James Owen on a warrant charging an assauit on Walter Anderson, The young man denied knowing the complaining Wituess at all, He happened to have $10 on him to leave as collateral, which prevented his being locked up, hen it was shown that he was not the James Owen who committed the assault his money was returued, Both Piead Not Guilty. This morning in the Criminal Court, Judge Montgomery, Osborn Basey, indicted for as- sault with mtent to kill, and Smith Williams alias Wm, Smith, indicted for housebreaking in the night,were arraigued and plead uot guilty, — ees St. Patrick’s sudality Fair, ‘The fair which was opened last night at Car- roll hall under the management of the sodality of st. Patrick’s church was well attended and the attractive array of booths well patronized. One of the features of the entertainment was azouave drill in which sixteen young ladies took part, oo Arraignments in the Criminal Court. In the Criminal Court today Isaac H. James, arraigned for ussault with intent to kill, and Richard Chew, for housebreaking, plead not guilty. John Killy, for larceny and korse stealing, plea of not guilty withdrawn and plea of guilty entered, ———— Sentenced for Horse Stealing. H. D. Gregg, for many years private secre- tary to Gen. Sheridan when the general had his headquarters in Chicago, and for some time a department clerk in this city, and later a bewspaper man at Omaha, Neb., was sentenced in Kansas City, Mo., yesterday to the peniten- tiary for five years for horse stealing. —<$<$<$<—__ Equestrianism. ‘To the Editor of the THe RVENING STAR, An army officer recently returned from Eu- rope, who inspected by permission the stables of the queen of England, says that none of the great number of horses therein are disfigured by having their manes trimmed or tails bobbed, and that many saddie horses are now seen in Rotten Row with flowing manes and tails not ridden by Americans, either. ‘The French government has emplored Buf- falo Bill to teuch its army officers the American style of riding. General Ordway did not ride a horse with roached mane and bobbed tail during the late encampment of the District national guard, A decided improvement is recentiy noted in the style of the equestrians of this city. The stirrups are somewhat longer and tife feet are not thrust #0 far into the irons. A still further lengthening of the stirrup straps would make the riding easier and more graceful, and the feet would then ne more naturally held parallel with the body of the horse. To turn the toes outward, although desirable in walking, is a positive disfigurement in ridin, In the equestriennes of Washington there is very little to criticise, They ride much better than the men. Peay. —_.___ THE PANAMA CANAL. A Pan-American Syndicate May Yet Own It, A Panama dispatch to the New York Herald says: An idea is going the rounds here that it would be a good thing to form a regular syndi- leate of American uations bordering on the Pacific, each putting into the Panama canal as much cxpital as warranted by the new com- mercial incerests involved. Possibly were this idea adopted the United States would secure controiling interest after the manner of Eng- laud with the Suez canal. 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W ASiED GENTLEMAN TO FILL & VACANCY in our Busiie-s; one anxious to work, with good reterences need :nly apply; weekly Salary, 818. After 930 a. it. iv _ WASZEDSSEVERAT, GOOD INSTALEMENT Janvassers at once for Holiday Goods, new and elegant. Appiy at Room 5, 935 F st. ae a VWWANTED-A SETILED COLOKED WOMAN TO ku to au Army Post to Nurse @ Child o7 oid, Apply 2021 Ost. 0016-5 WANTEDTA WHITE BOY-ONE Wii... .G TO Work. Apply to HENRY A, JOHNSTON, Drug Store, 10th aud O sts, 1 it WASTED A COLORED MAN Olt A WHITE Woman Covk;oue who ean cook oysters well; mut bring good retereuce, Apply to 2031 K st. u.w, \ ANTED—A YOUTH WHO HAS HAD ON iy meee Exveriens at Carriage Painting. dand stk 40. id Se AND Fea Ley; QUORS, ers, Cuaaber Maids, Butlers, ” Nurses, Ladies’ Maids, Seumstresses, Drivers, Office Boys, &c, German and Swedish Wowen, BUNHAM'S, 1110 Gst. n.w. © = WANTED—SITUATIONS. | W: TED—BY¥ A YOUNG LADY, SITUATION AS English Governe-s or as Companion to Invalid; eed paderg bye and active. ‘addres for oue wrk -k Box 198, Lebanon, Pa. ie WADTEDIEY, A, RESPECTABLE COLORED | a, Gish aPince to Sew or ae Lady a Majd’ can far~ | mish good reference. Call for two days 1244 Madis ya tn. ie : FOR SALE—LOTs. Fr" saLelors, 99. Square 1051, be Ltn * per fonts t Hlewhts, tedby Fand G 14th an@ new boise, west of Scott cirele; small private fam Foanonabie, 1417 17th st PNT—CHEAP & Rooms for iti fo woverniment prints E si. n.c., commer house. JOR RENT—THREE UNEURN IS! second fh 507 20th wt nw, Partie with: ae ANTED—A NORTHERN LADY WELL Ac. ainted with House Reepiug in Washington Asssist in the Preparation uf Honses for Fam'ly either betore or after the family arrive. Address oF. tren, Be, 1105108, S. Star office. ate — rth side Bhetween Ist and 2nd ete ee @ 30: OMMUNICATIN' oa ; a ANTED-SITUATION BY CAPABLE, TELIA: GE RENT—COMMUNICAT! 126. West ands ep big Man, M'n'e'r, Supt, of Hotel, or any, union wood a a 2 o [20 bet Sad Tate, mw, 68.08. ca imscif useful. Soucitor of Ad ~ \ There cau make himecif useful, Soiicitor ot Adsvs So. ‘Pana C sta. mw, 3 lots, 20x00 eachy CE aie a kek eee Lork ave. het 17th and 18th sta nw, We NEW ENGLAND LADY WHO HAS references. 44n'P at. 0. Hock. S8. lived abroad, and undersiauds somethiut of er ee enn ee wteh ay rtaatelths nA Stanton Place may man and French, would teach English & POH RENT 5, HANDSOMELY, FURX $ 1 =, sud 19th now, 2lote ve. RW, 20200 to 1 feck W H or Take Chance of House for Fi Address E.B.U.. Star office. oc 15 ANTED — SITUATIO tory froni rooms; with supe ion ceutral, prices reasouable. 0016-3 TUS Bth st. COMPETENT FOR, | Coachmen, Cooks, Drivers, oe Porters, =~ er ee ee 5 — 7th ena Be “s ousekeepers, Ni . Ladivs’ Maids, & ‘O8 KENTA NICELY-FURNISHED PARLOR i <t 27th and INth ate ow, 2 Foatine etalk “Lestawenes ant Boacee BURR: | A'sna Bed oon, aoe a sis fo 4 5 | | HAMS, 1110 G st. nw. - __ 0015-51 wpe eorbas Lave., 2lots y ANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY, A POSITIC im Tope Writer: hhas bad experience tm an attr 117th ate nw, office, Address box 5, Star office. NTED—BY A RESPECTABLE W ituation as Chambermai: and fous a Rrat-clase family. Address 2 ma ave Be JOR REN TAT 3 susee t Sontatning, #768 dixie a 3-2" = Lataye jer Tent, ANTFD—-BY A YOUNG LADY, A POSITION mee BH. WAKNER & CO. Watipes titers eons clea wore. ¢ ool t-3t " vie Fe Saree eee: ee JOR RENT—TWO COMMUNICATING ROOMS, | JOR SALE— BARGAINS — CHO aati EY TWO wal ihird er Furnished ot Unfurni-bed: B* Forest aien, Md. Small payment 4 Vv Japered, large closets, heat amd gas. = E WOM tions; one as first-class cook. the other ax clsi~ ot nw. a : Taids Hrst-class feuully. bert. of _ | > _ _— Pelereuees’ Gall et BuO igh’ at mew conier of lis | FROR RE COMMUNICATING, | Js 0K BALE—FINE St BLOCK OF se ‘oc l4-at sec tth exposure; ©. between tih aud sth, 30 feet desp — ——= improvement: a do. ni only lote deft a WASTED [SITUATION BY & RESPECTABLE Het wes Tug “ * Ir CASTOCKLET, 510 Pst. now. 1o-ae" |annive cook catearsa Cah need wee oe oe T—NICELY FUR. KOOM .o 44 CHOICE BUILDING Lors iN Fausly; good reterences. Call 2: ocld ate \ *; Permanent oF tr " st nw, near EBOIL, Kiggs a1 y ANTED—BY A WHITE WOMAN, A SITUATION to take care of Infant in a fi % = " 7. | KEN(-2510 ST. OFF. MclHERSON SQ. —POUR RRAUTIFUL Los IN ivy ee MAN a | A. Essent Rows. furnished and uusaruieued, sic ‘wall be mid very cheap to an WEANTED—BY, A YOUNG COL RED MANA | and ensuite, near Normandie. Arlington, Cr or. Title per Situation as Butler ita First-class Private Fam- Jqin's aud “Shorehma, Address feta Sh ‘BH. WARN: iy; reference furuished. " Address GEOKGE Star Star office. _ FOR SME—o8 ate etirlba — OR ADTIFULLY FURNISUED cture Vv ANA Db Mr nas— ou Welk bE & Une uished Highiy Recommended Clerical Applicants sine Well-trained Servants of auy nationality et short botice, without charge. at the CITY INTELLIGE: OFFI€E, 711 Gut. n. ser Bat E ouaible conveniey Three squares west class family beard for 3 88 to y and War + 1804 G st =~ ~ EET Girls, Que tor General House work and Que as | \W7ANTED—A LIMITED NUMBER OF PUPILS IN ik Two Kec Nurse: ist xive good ety reerence aud stay at Latin, Greek aud kather | Dished or unfurniaued; bath aud . | miweut.” Avply im store, 1109 F at. uewe uel dbent® Addresn MISS MCA. | peri r board; patlor privileges; everthing Hret-clasa, W as, 2OSI DIRT YA Ncube OF oceiu poco. meres OF eill be reuted. Young Ladies todo Writing; er week. with | V AN. by YOUNG LADY OF FINI HED SUS <. LAKGI, Alki COMMU- sto | chance of earning better pay. Address Box 160. star | VV cal education, a pupil of Peabody Conservatory, autte Or single, con HERS, 1418 Fst. pow. | oftics eelu-t* | | de-tres Position as Governess where study of made | Metrove aud Navy de) arte BALL ELEGANT LOT AT eee VV ANTED—100 YOUNG MIN (THOSE UAVING | 39 Be ea nnecialty | lihest reference, . Address Rie foe fecertions. Elest-clase Board next, read and» jutwood place, alm some Very Bue sone st & experience preferred) tor Mub Sci ne, 4 a - = = — djnuing at taoderate price, these Lots have 2 Paul Kwuvar.” Call daly ineinding Sunday and Mou- 3 RENT_FURNTSHED—FIN < sewer Bear b>, sidewalks laid, curb so, ayy macalamized TiLK & KUTE howls B tea sul. oat Salk —A BEAUTIFUL LOT, PRONGING 70 trot on Mansachusetts ave. Bue. betwonn 7th ste. ; only $120 if mold this mi nth a SWOGMSTEDT & BRADL Fe A c wwunicating Bed oom or lial Gren, 1313 4h at. | Ok ten | Bt Sen nested | kentiemen: in mished 90 ot ___WANTED--HOUSES. WASIED HOUSES AND LOTS To SELL AND ent; prompt atten’ all_ business plac d'in our bunds. L & Cv. oc 15-3" ‘East Capitol st. BKIGHL 100M, F can be had very reasc rivate family: also bal § St. Kelerences required. oc 14 = eatcnte acbrnra = e 2K RENT-1 a LY FUR- —TWO LOGS ON F St BET, 6 V ] Roses tae Pak ee nished Bay-window 2d-flo «mn and & L sts He, 182100 to L5-foot alley + business placet in “my hands. FRANK STRO ange Kine Koom on 3d floor; gentlemen preferred. wWCHALM LS & VOURUEES, 1113 PF sc nw, Chatine and iceal Extate. 1421 Gat. oe 2 ae | JOR RENT—WITH BOARD. SUITE « — PALLOR, x = 10 1nADE 10m CllY Phurne i leprae aE i ‘Two Bed Rooms: privat wcond LoTs. ‘arm of 116. Acres; hundsomely inp" * 20 Ia ‘hs . , fine slide; youd water, prime laud 1oF guy Dury te ee 3 bey Close, corer Wanlerand Forsyth ayn, one churches: aud sc ren UO BT LOL ones 8 T, staroffice ocl0-68_ | POR RENT—I RNISHED 1 ‘S020 sack; Schante tan agen J ANTED — HOUSES TO RENT —T HAVE A | 3, oF floors; hots and furuistiuce new rar ‘ seth ie W iitge deimana for Wall located Bouse: owoers nor doney nkecte cee blocks of t Sorwer 1Gti aid Waa ale having such would do well to place them in my bands, Caretul attention wud promyt returne. OK KENT. E, Two linus. ave. bot Gthand Vib sla we, Sry ieSvyol DW. WALKER, 1006 F. | nished Rooms tu bk sekcepine, Hye poe ey Aeatig = ae aera = mut; cabs an se door. Thuand Intl ste. we y ANTED—I HAVE FREQUENT INQUIKILS FOR | €4* trout, cats and berdics pa ° 3 W iis tid Medium Steck Hotar Baentboeat | sdvauce. : car New Haiajabirw aver. ties. Owners having such tor reut or sale will Bud it G AGENCY ON A Posty to their advantage to place them in my bauds. Per- F st —The | only agency ad iscuen a balivtin of ail | that insures satisia-ton its list sonal attention and prompt returns guaranteed. All property placed in my hands et advertised with- out charge toowners, kK. H. T. LEI LD, @.w. cor. F and 15th ste. nw, Be W ANTED—HOUS: TO RENT—OWNERS CAN promptly secure good tenants by placing ther Howrcnin my baudwatuuce; careful attention gi to ali busiveas aud prompt setticuents wusr-aterd. . ee STARCAMDIER. Ta aad GY wt wide N tisaie NI Gay ave., 1m te rennet Wuere houses are in dena: au 0% KENT—LARGE PAR AND SLE Koom= on second fle ite ors other desirable Atooms; turnace and open grates, 1 Ist. now. ocli- Low se14-3m G13 15th st nw. | HOR! HED—A SUITE € 1” at ue = a Communieat wus on Think F inis wae TaN WAXTEDSTHE STRICT ATTENTION WHICH | convenience 5 over Ti Lots 1 ciel, cur ottice (with an experience of Dearly 1 years) 3800; 9300 Cask, 500 in 6 is Kiving to tts Kental Departuwent has euabled us to Seen ‘Our houses well teuauted, aud hasieft us with few Louses to offer for rent. sidents having Furnished or wd $year, Appuy CHAM ED ke Wik WRke we kK LOTS t UR DA. (rong men and perfectly sober, V. BALDWIN JOHNSON, 1101 K.I. ave. n.W 0c15-3t _ W Ayieprus MEKIZ & CO, SLASS TROUSER MAKE 411th st. W Ad2ED-AD EXPERIENCE! 1TE AV as Cook; references required. U6 kas rt oc Wirt e 5s ce K WHO UNDERS' Stenovraphy and Type Writing; situation perma- nent to might party. “address, siatiug experieuce emt salary expected, ATTORNEY, Box 08, City B.0. WANTED PARTNER—A SPECIAL. OR ACTIVE, with 29,000; money needed wo extend an estab- lished ‘84; money periectly secure; positively no risk attached and larze returns assured; will bear the Closest investigation ; triflers need uot apply. Ade dress MIXOCTIC, Star offic r WANXTED-A CLERK IN A RETAIL GROCERY Store; one of some experience; must furniah good references and uate of Inst employer. Address, Kivine addcess, MW, Star of ca 2 W Maryland; bic’ “2 Wants SERVANT TO DO COOKING AND House Work for a Siuall Family. Apply. to Mrs. MAHON), grocery store, cor, of ist aud Pierce « nw. 5 y ANTED—A YOU \ Wood rapid writer, ad quick at clerk” und geueral us istaut. Welling, statue ay ENTINE DS figures, as entry Advtess in’ own etverieuce’ aud reference VAL- Ok 5-ckt Waxtep we A GOOD LIVE MAN TO take exclusive cy and handle our Peerless Ash difter. One co t to euploy and hacdie house cauvassers. Positively the best selling article Upon the maraet, Nodhinx like it for economy. AL sight Lo three out of tive hor Inan of enterprise, Address Meavatane ONY ©N15; ALSO MEN. In euse HeW specialties, ‘One lady wade # besore diner, another $16 first hour, Address TL & CO. Box 443, Cuicago, IL el. A i WANTED = MALE) AND | FEMALE Cooks, Waitera, Servants and Clerks; also Conchmen to fill |} ositions. Cuil at once at > SBUKY'S: cy, 1419 G at. n.w., Basement, ANTED-NELP—HOUSE WOME: AD maids. Boys, Girls and Sober Men for all bu Applications prepared for Government posi- Cli y INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, 711 @ Lew. vel Be FOR THE UNITED STATES MARINE. Corps. Boys to leurn mudc, viz: Drummers and Trumpeters Must be trom 14° to 16 years of age, + feet 10 luches in heizut, well developed. und of good tuoral character. Pay per monty $1.5; food, clothing: and wedical attendauce furnished, Appiy at Mi Barracks, Washington, ocll WARZED & DUNDORE rew EMPLOYMENT BU- eondu ted by ladies, Men aud Women, white and colored. for all kinds 0: domestic labor, e1.y and states: Be26- 181 V clocks, &e.; salury and comuussion to Macd workers, experience uot necessary ; must have retereuces. Root 5, LULU F st. vcd V vith references. Kemoved to 709 L st. a.w. y ANTED—GOOD INSTALLMENT CANYASSER sor new line of aibums, pictur, tuilet sets, ANTED-LEARNERS FOR PROF. CHRISi- NEK'S New Iuternatioual Tailor System, with ineh-rule or taye ieasure alone, as ail sciewtinie jors cut. Patterns and Materials ¢utund Instrac- by Bue. 8, J. MESSER, 908 L st uw. ee ANTED—BY THE MARTYN BU-INESS COL- jege (Employment Bureau) Pupils to Lute, Grad- V uate and Fill Positions at Good Salaries. Citeulurs obtained at College Building, 313 Gib st. n.w., city. ocl-Sua ANTED — GOOD MEN EVERYWHERE FOR V secret service work at $9) per day. send 4c tn postage for terius, Mohawk Detective Bureall H ad- | quarters, Wichita, Kausus, 86.108" | WANTED — DO YOU USE FIGURES? FALNS- | worih's New 5) stem: of Addition -olves the seer t of “lixutuins cuculation;” learned in an hour, highest iudorsement und purticusars inclose staip to the FAKNS W OKLH CO., Jobuston Bidy., CineiD vati, Chie. bee w&achin | \WWANTEDOTE STANDS AT THE HAD” ini | NY huproved Calixruph Wiiting Machin rented NEWMAN '& 50. and sold & 10 eneral Agents. WANTED—SITUATIONS, WASTED BY A FULLY EXPERIENCED MAN Couk, # Situation ; fully cup..bie aud uuderst.uds his busduess thorouctly; can turuish good Call or address 4U9 N at. new, cl G-st* y ANTED—BY A FIRST-CLASS LAUNDRESS, A W fatastion or wilt do Chauber and Laundry’ work in Private Bourdiux House, Address M. E. JACKSON, 520 Mat. s.w, oclG-21* ANIED-STTUATION yer mouth, 00) it. AS A FIRST. NY ‘Ghumicrnisid; wood reference givens Coltee 1164 2st st_u.w. cles. ANT.LD By A YOUNG GIRL, A SIL AlluN W Ao ivor keeper sr Curyiag ea oes. Ade | dress C.B., Stur office, oo \y ANIED—BY TWO RESPECTABLE COLURE Vi Gas Pocitions to Bae Fautly as Waivers; ee Address MUN FREKE, Star office | oe Se a y ANTED—BY AN INDUSTRIOUS YOUNG LADY { Fuir iducation, Empluywent of some kind. | AddrimedeMoy 112 tid at, owe | JANibu-—Ba A BeaPeCTABLE WHiiE GE | WASP ace to as chainverwore or Generel Senet Work iu smail family, Call between 9 and il at ASL] Gib ot. uw. a. Ware TO DICK’S AGENCY FOR COOKS, mnemaids, Waitress, Nu! Coach. bis Waiters, and 61s Also European St Agent. 0c16-5t* é ‘HEA 1) 1 ag ED—AT te ‘ERS—POSITIO} Laundress ONDE SSE Feta. ole oe suas ss Untold Siaene aes 2 Cham! and Ws * For | references, | ii GA Himes or Demer ke Diet coe wait aut at 20, 23,50 and Jo cents pertuct, WAXTEP-FOUR GOOD CANVASSERS (YOUNG | fyuctal attcution to thelr interests by placing thous Puiu ane 4% MEETE | Mem, Liki: and Profitavle Business must evme | our bands, SOHN BHERSAN & CO. house, new ons ere ae weil recommended: no others need apply fren 07 Fat, nw, aan ang ieLdREw AMGRIION So toforlock am. nt44s Tthateaw ey Gea hatte potatoe SGRSALLLoTs IN NEW ADDITION To I Ok KEN " * a eu JANGGD—A LUUNG wAN, EXYERIENCOD IN . e yaa W the Siioe Butitienn Yo ielp oud ou Buturday eran WANTED—ROOMS. el oat or cen sienna iues. Apply ut Sv 7th st. n.w, oS UNIGATING “RoowS, | PHivate bath to each sama. tua ei 7 ANTED— 5 ry ,ANTED—TWO COMMUNICATL Se | private : ten Address PaiVAL£ Hee S RV ERAL DETERS OR eo | Hares rar cen an ae re hoc | Bilvate cable af denied. “address PaiVAlE Btarottice. | @OR RKRENT—14 Kooma, with open. Also other rool and price per mouth, with or without Board, C Star office. rt Wart D—BY LADY WITH TWO LITTLE GIRLS js HANDSOME SUITE a fires aud private bata. N (atechoob,Lwo Furnished or Unfucnished vos, | Patio ered okt-in i Athout bound: must describe rooms and state = eae Toeation and prices 1007 24th t ool _| POR REST — SHALL APART ME SKTANTED-A SUITE OF W of 5. room kitchen; first flux RNISHED V Kouzns, with Board, vicinity of Dupont circle. Address Box 11, Star ottice, welt i WARTED A FAMILY OF FIVE-4 ADULTS and 1 Grown Child—Desires 3 Well-furuishet pletely furnisued; silver and linen ; to be rented chap for two or three wlouths, Address M.A.L., Star oflice. claw 10 conte per ten inter aes OF WO. DE ALDOR, 980 F ot, aw, OR en suite, in priv e tamully: Thoroughly-heated Rooms on One Floor and ‘lable | corner hone, seeih ed ea, Board; northwest section and private family pre- | erences requ ferred first-class references given and requiced. ‘Ad. |“! dress G.H.8.. 2.0. box 557, Washington, DC oci6-2t* | JJOR REN’ WANTED IERO ROOMS, ADJOINING IF POS ble. uear Navy depariment, for geutlemen. ¢: tocover both. Address H.G.5., Bureau of C. and oe Lo-2t! 7 ANTED—FURNISHED KOOMS FOR 10 OR 12 Jin house centrally located. Adiiess th st. uw, Z FURNISHED Rooms st 310 ludiana ave . wa tag . W.LUGESBLEL, Sta 1 D UNFURNISHED or eu suite, diana ave. MONEY 'TO LOAN. ONEY TO LOAN ON APP WANTED DIMEDIATEDY NG MAI necurity im District; real extat ried Couple. an Uniurnished Room, Without ook? seni” . Basuae Board, between 15th, 22d, L aud P ste nw,” Address, och 2-1 c - with a Uculars, B.X., Koom 31, 802 F st. iw IN HAND AY OPLKC velo, 0 heal Estate Lane Gius ao per TANIED—TWO FURNISHED OR PARTLY CHALLES W. HANDY, Furnished Rooms tor Lizut House Keepin by Heal Lotate an! Losuranee, Two Adu-ts; permunent if suited, Addre- cel Pa O21 wc nw, Star office. vel 4 SGOQR HPD. 10 AN AT 6 ve Chad Of WASTED 5 UNFURNISHED SECOND. s10KY = Rod Esta Koos, with buty, hest aud gas; location, from DiNIRALLE OF E> hv CHALL Gio» aud Oth to 14ih sts. uw. Address HEAT, 1 elevator servic Real beicte Star offic ocld-ait® ¥. ave. % ” V . FURNISHED | °° AN AT FIN couipiete 20 sekee, Flat preierred; | PIOK KEN 5 PA. AVE, Bi proved Keal Lstate Security, 1. Address H.R. GuwuCk, 1009 E st aw. vclZ-ut inw, oh Aue Koos, tuin aity. daLie onan WASTED BY FAMILY OF THREE ADULTS. ON | “35 rly “aia second tloor, furnished, Jor 4 looms; 2 bath; with or without bourd; permanent, Address “RV. i. | | N., Star office, Flin” | BANKERS, 615 157H ST. LOANS AND DISCOUNTS A SPECIALTY. — Rm «co, OK THAT HANDSOME a ‘Oflice |. first floor “Fie: nae | sble for Banking, eal Lstate or eur OBL. LPL PROOF WANTED—BOARD sevi-Im L41VG% | INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME DEVOSITE, = —- i cOR RE = “<i NEY TO LYAN W ‘tit and Wite tn “north ecetarn part ot cate FOR _RENT_-STORES. M°S** To Le Seu To str, ce not over $50 per mouth. Befereuces + —= = | PLUM € 09 TRPWARDS, Perle de Ag ieee (NT BEST LOCAT ON 1N THE cITy—| ON APPROVED Ray poyati occu ike Sa SSE og H U Peat. ocl0-30 ocll-tm 7 WANTED MISCELLANEOUS | ————_——— = o™3 To roay Sure 2 5 a = FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS "IN SUns FROM $500 UPWARD, NIGD-ALL TO KNOW THAT SEB EMER, vines DS.) OAT UI LOW eer Ate OF IN TeKksT will uke Ranges: Furnaces of os 5 . ‘teatisfuction or no charce: I 9 righ res | Lap SA. O88 REAL LeiAiE 1N rus p Spouting aud Job Work doue with dispatch (ae ee ay Sd con! erary cour __oclt-2w*_ | Month, Also ¢ Stubie being built in rea eee etaanes _ WARIED GRY EXPERIENCED SLENOGHA: | Cris Osln wr Sco permmunth, Beall. OWN | YYE DESIRE TO LOAN bi rWsid Lily AND Pher aud Typewriter. work day or evenii, by | & CO.. 1321 Fst. velo January 1, 1890, ch iu rowed real eetate i us Job, wees or mouth; stenographer’s dictation and lit- | ay, mae iee work aspecialty, Box Q tC .LARS, « in sums of fr of 310,000 pere Interest on loaus dems than €10,000 6 SWORMSTHDE & BRAT LAs ___ LOST AND FOUND. - Let | MONDAY, OCTOBFR 14, FROM B and P. depot. a Liver and White (ticked) Pointer Dog nawed § Liberal reward if returned to F. W ANTED- YOUNG LADY GRADUATE OF Froebel institute would like a Position in Kinder- garten Work, Primary Teaching or as Visit wood reference. Address Box 24, Stur office, Mee dawest Kai 10 Li AND SMALL bv. Wil B, and P. Dep pu Heal Estate Securitys =, SUUN D- HAN. J 4Wo stins Of $4500 and 64,500 at o per cent Walnut Bed Koom Set Address, with price. seat SATULDAY, OCLOBER 3, A PACKAL ecesin HULCHINS, BULBLEY & 00. 1405 Pst description, J.M., Star office, at rt fe) epenctyorp edu mdf Dee’, WANE NONE}: #10 To 8500 10 LOAN ANTED—25 HOKSES AND CARTS, WITH SIDE . PARK EW, 141 at low interest ou Furniture, Pianos, Horeca, & Hoselivid Goods OF ot Boscds. New Hampshire sve.and E st. uw. 3 per dai est BOOK, ANTED—LOA: want N_THE ADVERTISER, DESIKES | pubeity. “Box to Obtain an Immediate Loan o upon 4A SE, WINTE SETTER GIP, FU ONLY TO LUAN ON b Chuttel Mc rirage or Bull ot Sale of Household Furni- fat, Lemon Marks Head und Ears, Lemon | JL ‘ot 5,000 to 600,000, sary, Books, wc, worth more than teu times the | suut in Forehead: reward paid for ber retare teoteee AUSTIN P. BROWN, amount, os security, a “pees octeee ‘Keal 2atate and Loans, Avdrew WK office, ocl5-t : L4iv F st nw, -D—-HU at ABOUT 18 HAND Hilo Om ~GCLOBEA RS, PACKAGE CUNLAINING | ge08-3m ‘Giovor Building, 4 Large Book and Business Papers with “Heury 8. King & Sous" on them. Liberal reward if returned 308. WHITE, Danville, Va. If notitied will call tor them. ite O>1—A LALGE PUG LOGIN THEVICINILY OF Oak Hill cemetery ; answers to the nate of" suitable reward if returned to O. J. WATE! Pennsylvania a OST — LAS’ EEK—GORDON SETTER DOG, Bisek Body with Brown Feet; White Spot on Lreant; answers to name of Bea. Reward af returucd ted to be gentle und sound. Address, stat: | and wherecan beseen, W., P.O. Bux 279. WA4StED-EVF RY ONE TO KNOW THAT DAN'L J. MOFFATT, 414 46 st. 5. w Is always ready for ail kinds of Well Work. 0c12-1m* WW eee cen ne eC RT CARE | : ces for Secoud- re, Carpe Feathers. Entire Ho ‘specialty, Address 219 7th at, #.w, cl? ON REAL ESTATR OD 500__ [se21}__ THOS. E. WAGGAMAR, (0. LOAN ON LEAL ESTATE—-WE HAVE I® art = j to143C6Qst Cash $30,000 to Lean on, Approved Becurity im 1’ ANTED — HORSES: EEP. -EEPING ST — VICTO! eulns Of UU yw ne 5 Wie Winte ant Senos eeu ee oh (Sg ‘eos0-Lin VISH & MILLER-1213 Fat. nw, , box at PRICE'S Stabies, 311 6th st.n.w. Farm 7th chal ETAL verson etaining it will be beid re- YW GH ML 240 Pa ote ee ae 10 LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY MEAL ESTATE— T 10,000, 4,000 and $3,500 at © per cent; com- stanton S pet conte Gv. W. ‘LiskiNe Wen aud st. roud, 8 miles from city. O. H. P. CLANK. Si) Fost Utlice, Md. oc $-Lin' a 1—e) howaak sul A LACE SHAWL lant = \y ANLED — HORSES = WINTERED: BEST OF Octuber 14 on streets L, AM, 9th and Tzth or | St — are: warm stables and generous feeding ; satis squares betwen tiem. Above reward if returned to ONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES 01 factory relerences trom pust and preseut patrons: $8 JS Tt sw ‘oct rowed Eotate Security, Largs amsoum He omeuth. addres KL. SAUNDERS, 77 = | speciulty. Alno, as Agents of the United Security. In etait SS SS ‘vetwern Pouim ave. and Este’ Liberal pewani ii | emauce Co. of Peake in sums to, suit, 0 W SNIED HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, OFFICE pourncd tw 719 Maret space. ocld-at | Tepsid op iustallment with oF without life Furniture, Store Fixtures, and Furniture of every ow Oil WHERE Abeta np | SCe Pavuseuts to run 5. 10, 15, or 20 yuare djscriplion; alio eutire Households Stocks of Mer- | F OST—825 LEWARD YOR WHEREABOUTS OF OW. pallial & 508. chandise of all kinda. Address CARLTON, G38 Ket Miss Belle Brow, seventeen sears old, slender, | _Je17-6m. Tazz Fat aus | round face, long auburn hair; left her home ou Octo: | = = ATSAND LA) ANTED TO BUY A WELLBEED Bay | DOF.1U, dreamed tm light dove-colored dress trimmed ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT, WARTED — TO, BUY A WELI-BEED BAY | in bine, blac sesh, blue body, blue felt bat tinued Cre Oe, ret ae eee H Hore, 050 to 1.000 pounds, live to seven years, | wich blue ribbon sud goid braid, long dark-blue coat ag PRANK T. wAWLING Pave. trotin three winutes: suitable for saddle also. Ad: With caje, Kline stone screw. Drie: supposed ty | S017-3m_— ibe Fire lus. Co.'s office) dress R.V.U.N., Star office. sesi-Limn_ | have aberration of mind frou hard study. ‘Above re- | W4 ONLY TO LOAN WAXTERSEASTORE YOUR HORSES ar x mt Gis{ius merelomine MODENA 8 PLINBEAS, | MCHA, Zr a tate Security, n Diet s ure arm e i SSS al 8 lowest Arundelccuuty” ¢5 Ter month. Homes taken for tie | J OST—CAMEO WATCH CHARM AND. LOCKET; terest, Sie 3. Oe 5.08. Winter at reasonable rates. Will call and returu them, | jiversl reward if returned to JOHN RB. GALLO- | _*’ = Write fur particulars to Crownsville, sez8-in” | WAY, 529 10h st. n. eck st" WwW ANTED—BEFORE LEAVING ON A TRIP TAKE out an Accident Fo.icy in the Uuited States Mutual Accident Association ; $5,000 at death, 85 Pe, week indemnity; conte $15 per year. 8. P. FiOK- be Genl. Agt, Yand 10 ‘Bidg.. PrHrRSONAL Or —F.M.0.—NOTE KEC IVED; WILL SEE YOU 2 wipe toon ce Mena ae 7 a ELC. B WILE SMALL LADY, WITH COMPANION, GO- iug vortuon Gtu-st. cur wo N.Y Jnst Saturday atteruven, J ONEY TO LOAN ON iy wituin the Distric Mol t-3m_ Wf ONEX To LOAN ON REAL aies crest; also on “Gis GO MENSEY © ANTED—LADIES, TRY “ORANGE BLOSSOM.” sure cure for dorosie diseases: also Dr. + ONEY TO TOAN ON REAL ESTATE Ok FIRST- WASTED | Fanon. FURATIURE UFHOL Mu ‘at lowest rates uf sbverest ; no delay Dest ‘sud Sausteuual Manuer; ew Ea ssusiucton guaranteed, ©. NELSON, 1223 a st nio to Heat of Sofage We Dat Vaid. vubet, nw. W 4ABTED-1gnUY—G0oD SECOND MaNDGeN. | _myt-em* iuy itu" ‘A. EIZNAi, 1302 11th etme, iS ) 1oF ane BITT HOUSE, WASHINGTOR, D.Q Wier ——