Evening Star Newspaper, October 21, 1889, Page 2

SOCIAL MATTERS. Entertaining Members of the Maritime Conference—Personal Mention. Mr. Alfons von Mumm Schwarzenstein, who is now charge d'affaires and acting minister of the German legation in this city, returned from a round of gayeties at Lenox, Bar Harbor’ and Newport some ten days since and is ably performing the duties of the responsible office entrusted to his care. On Saturday Mr. von Mumm invited a party numbering eighteen of the delegates to the maritime couference to an excursion to the Great Falls. which they made ona wlohe bo coach drawn by six horses. The were Dr. Sieve-King, Capt. Mensing, el, Capt. Donner, Auten Gorda, Mr. Theodore Ver A. Garde, Mr. A. 7» 9 Saveedn, tie, . T. 8 _ Malmsberg, Capt. D. — of the royal navy, delegates from Ger- fubert and Commander J. H. Van Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Belgium na Netherlands. At Great Falls the dis- ished party were delighted with the beauty of he seen! before them, and 4 luncheon on the rocks was served there by Welcker. On their return they stopped at Cabin John bridge, where they were pleased to meet President Harrison and Secretary of State Blaine, who had driven out from the cit) in the President's buggy. ‘The The beautiful day and ite charming incidents made the jaunt « highly enjoyable one to Mr. Mumm and all of his quests. Count d’Arco of the German legation is at Present in Bavaria. He is absent from his poston his leave of absence and will not re- turn to this country until late in December. ‘The Countess Leopoldine is also abroad. Baron von Zedtwitz, German minister to Mexioo, on his return from Europe last month made a brief stay in New York city and passed immediately on to Mexico. Col and Mrs. N. L. Anderson have returned to the city and are located in their beautiful K-street home. Mr. and Mra. R. Sylvester of New Jersey avenue. Capitol Hill, left the city with their | family for a fortnight’s visit to friends and rela- | tives in St. Louis. Gen. and Mrs, Biddle are back in the city and | in their new home, No. 1410 20th street. Miss Nellie Biddle is visiting friends at the north. Miss Nannie Eastman has returned from her Yisit to Col, and Mrs. John Wilson at West | Poiat. Senator Charles B. Farwell of Chicago has taken apartments for the season at the Morton flat house, the Shoreham. Mi. and Mrs. Frank Palmer have located for the winter at No. 1321 13th street. Col. Whitfield, second assistant postmaster general, bas settled with his family at No. 1529 Corcoran street. Mr. Alfred Le Ghait, the Belgian minister, is located at No 1336 I street, Franklin square. Mrs. Phil Kearney has removed from her own house to No. 1141 Connecticut avenue, late the residence of Col. J. M. Wilson. Dr. and Mrs. Kindleburger have returned from Jamestown, R.L. and are now settled for the season in their G-street home. The Haytian minister, Madam: Preston and the Misses Preston are back from Lake George and other northern resorts and are now at the Jegation on Vermont avenue. Admiral and Mrs. Harmony, who hired out their house on Massachusetts avenue, have re- turned to the Portland flats, where they have the apartments they formerly occupied. Among the visitors at Vice President Morton's country seat at Ellerslie, N. Y., are Gen. Bher- man. Rachael Sherman, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Choate, Miss Alger, daughter of Gen Alger, and M. Moutrey, former French minister at Washington. Mile. Marie Decca (Miss Mary 8. Johnston) and Miss Elizabeth Bryant Johnston of this city sailed from Havre for New York today. Miss Ruth Gary of Capitol Hill is visiting Miss Edmonds of 14th beakers northwest. ROCKVILLE NEWS. A Well-known Lady Dead—a Laborer Killed by the Cars. Rockyvitxx, Oct. 20, 1889, Mrs. Mary Ellen Thompson, widow of the late Mablon Thompson, who dropped dead with heart disease about two months ago, died yes- terday at her home in Gaithersburg, in the sixty-eight year of her age, after an illness of several years. Her funeral took place this evening and was largely attended. This morning about 10 o'clock as William Joy, @ colored man employed as a luborer in the of- five of the Moatgomery Advocate, was crossing the railroad track near the station at this place, he was struck bya portion of a freight train in, and his right foot and ankle crushed into a bleeding mass of flesh and bones. He wasalso thrown violently across the rails, cutting his head and rendering him insensible for some time. As soon as possible he was carried to the waiting room at the 4epot aud Dr. C. J. Maddox called. The doctor ordered bis removal to his home in order that the injured imb mghtbe amputated, but on his arrival there he wasso weak from the loss of blood and the nervous shock to his system that the operation had to be postponed. The unfortunate man remained in a semi-conscious State until about 4 o'clock when he died. De- ceased was about fifty years of age and during slavery times was owned by the the fami family of the late Col. Beall of this plac place. S.A.M. FREDERICK FOLKS. They Ovate Kilrain—Politics, Weddings, Accidents and Social Life. Correspondence of Tux EVENING Stan. Freprxicx, Mp., October 20. The twenty-ninth annual exhibition of the Frederick county agricultural society closed yesterday. Financially and otherwise it was an unprecedented success. The special attrac- tion the last two days was Jake Kilrain, who arrived witha party Friday afternoon. The party accepted an invitation to visit the fair and Kilrain was accorded a ronsing ovation. He witnessed the play at the theater here at night and yesterday afternoon left for home. ‘The racing at the fair this year was better than it has ever — before and the attendance was ever so larg ‘The republicans will hold « parade and mass meeting here tomorrow night to formally open the cam “gm, Hon. Geo. L. Wellington and Hon. L. E. MeComas will speak. Mass meetings will be heid soon at Liberty, Middletown and Mechkanicstown. The Carlin house property in this city was sold at auction yesterday for $9,975 to Judge Wm. A. Fisher of Baltimore, representing the heirs of the late Louis McMurray. The sale was under a mortgage held by Lewis H. Dill. Rev. Dr. Liston Caogpos: formerly pastor of the M. E. church here, has acall to the Redding M. E. church at Elmira, Y. Heury Stauffer yesterday sold to J. H. Lieb, for $2,200, a farm in this county containing 80 scres, 2 roods and 3 perches, Candidates for admission to St. John’s col- lege, Annapolis, to fill a vacancy belonging to this county, will be held at the court house tomorro The Penusylvania road has purchased, for $180,000, the Hanover and York railroad, which forms a portion of the Frederick division. Two sons of Hiram Stottlemeyer of near Myersville found a couple of dynamite cart- ridges a few days ago, and while playing with them applied » mateh to one, exploding it and injuring one of the boys severely about the face and hands. ©. A. Bushey fell from an apple tree at Lime Kiln a few days ago and broke one of his | A clever swindler has been doing a thriving business here by selling what are reported to be stalke of the “Ceylon rose,” but which are in reality stalks of common weed perfumed with cologne. Messrs. Wm. M. and Jacob H. Marker, execu- oe Marker, deceased, have sold a farm of 241 seres in Uniontown district to G. E. a for $31.50 per acre; « small farm ad- ar the above to Charles S. Marker for 7.50, and a farm of 102% acres in Taney- town district to David H. Humbert for @32 acre. Mr. David E. Stern of Sam's creek & Se a aeate me. Joseph Kiler for | A.M.—Great Falls—temperature, 66; condition, GEORGETOWN. eon Senrovs Ruxaway Accrpents.—A pair 4 gene grays = eg a ton vgattoods ‘Mr. te! ol Georget wi wi Mr, James Walsh of the firm of Herr & Walsh and wife and Mr. became leery at the tongue of the oe cnctige breaking Conduit road near the receiving ae terday and ran away. For a short distance the carriage was drawn along ata terrible rate of speed, but at last it became se ted from the ess and was <— mye the thrown with great violence upon groun Mr. Walsh in the fall had his collar bone frac- ured. The others with nothing more than ashaking up and « scare. Connidering the declivities on both sides of the Conduit road there the accident might have been much worse, While Dr. and Mrs. Charles Becker were out driving yesterday afternoon their horse became frightened on ‘oth street and ran away, throw- ing the occupants out at the corner of 36th and 3. streets, causing painful but not serious in- juries. Axrests.—Pious Lee and James Smackum, colored boys, were arrested yesterday on sus- picion of having entered the grocery store of J. W. Bagley & Bro. on the night of the 17th instant and stolen from the money drawer #25 in cash—James Parker, a young colored man, was cautioned Saturday night i og officer not to be so disorderly or he would be arrested. Parker became very abusive and drew a revolver upon the officer, who imme- diately escorted him to the lockup.—The warrant sworn out by Wm. Ferguson, the col- ored mail carrier, against Charles Stewart for threatening his lite afew nights since was ain and Stewart was released on a collateral o Farner Roccoront’s Goupex Juniter.—To- morrow being the fiftieth anniversary of the re- ception into the Society of Jesus of the Rev. Father Roccofort, assistant pastor of Trinity church, there will be high mass in the church at 10:30 o'clock and areception tendered tohim by the members of the parish at the echool house adjoining the church from 8 to9p.m. There will also be an appropriate celebration of the occasion at Georgetown college. Temreratvre aNp Conpirion or WATER AT 7 36. Receiving reservoir—temporature, 60: con- dition at north connection, 36; condition at | South connection, 36, Distributing reservoir— | temperature, 60; condition at influent gate | house, 36; condition at effluent gate house, 36. ———— A CLERGYMAN’S SUDDEN DEATH. Rev. Theodore Reed Preaches in the Morning and Dies in the Afternoon. Correspondence of Tae EVENING STAR. Buapenseura, October 20. A sad event occurred here about 3:30 o'clock | this afternoon in the sudden death of Rev. | Theodore Reed, rector of the Episcopal church here, who died at his home of neuralgia of the heart. He preached here this morning and was in his usual health. After dinner he com- plained of feeling unwell and sent for Dr. Wells, The doctor found him unwell and somewhat excited, but after administering remedies he rallied and in a short time assumed his usual manner and spirits and chatted cheer- fully about various matters, reclining, mean- while, on the bed. The doctor afterward ex- amined his heart, and, finding some derange- ment, advised him to give es smoking, to | which he was much addicted. To this he said nothing. Shortly afterward he closed his eyes, | his face flushed slightly and all was over in an | instant. He was just preparing to go to his | | charge at Bennings, where he had an appoint- ment for this afternoon. Mr. Reed was a Vir- ginian and was about fitt; years old at the time of his death. He had been in this parish | only a short time and was much belcved by his eople. He recently started the building c ofa dsome brick church at Hyattsville as a me- morial to the late Bishop Pinkney, the walls = which are nearely compieted. His sad and sudden death is pease regretted here by all, regardiess of creed. He leaves a wife, ason | and daughter. —.>___ THE SENECA AND POTOMAC ROAD A Committee at Work Securing the Right of Way. Correspondence of THE EVENING Stan. Borps, Mp., October 21. There was a meeting of the Seneca and voto- mee railroad company (the proposed route from Boyds to Seneca) at Dawsonville, Md., on Saturday, for the purpose of obtaining right of way and soliciting subscriptions to the bonds. | The following officers of the Potomac red sandstone company were present: Mr. Nathaniel Wilson, president; Mr. John A. Baker, secre- tary; Mr. D. L. Shoemaker, manager, and Mr. J. H. Ward & Co., agents, Baltimore, Md. The meeting was called to order by Mr. J. E. Williams of Boyds, upon whose nomination Mr. Upton Darby of Seneca was made chair- man of the meeting. The chairman read the propositions of the Baltimore and Ohio rail- road company to the members of the sand stone company, which stated that the cost of buil @ road would amount to $85,000 that the Baltimore and Ohiv would take one- half of the stock, the rest to be taken by farm- ers, the stand stoue company and others inter- ested in the building of the road. Mr. J. E. Williams asked that the chairman of the meet- ing appoint a committee of three to secure the right of way and to solicit subscriptions to the | bonds. The chairman appointed Messrs, Upton Darby, J. E. Williams and Mr. N. W. Allmett as the committee, They at once secured right of way for more than one-half the distance and secured about $7,000 in subscriptions to the stock. The meeting adjourned to meet on the 26th instant at Dewsonville, Md. | J.W.W. peeieinicenissad Basin POLITICS IN GEORGE’S. An Independent Republican Addresses a Democratic Mass Meeting. Correspondence of THe Evenine Stan.° Biavexssure, October 20, A democratic mass meeting was held here last night pursuant to the call of the county central committee. Dr. C. 0. Lewis called the mecting to order and Messrs. Michael Hurley and Brooke Hunter were elected, respectively, chairman and secretary. Addresses were delivered by Messrs, N. C. Darnall, Roger Manning and Fred Scasser, nominees for the house of delegates; Stephen Gambriile, candidate for the senate; Judge Chew, candidate for county clerk; Victor Baughman, controller, and Messrs. Wm. O Hill and Fillmore Beall. The meeting was also ad- dressed by Mr. Eugene Brooke, idependent re- publican candidate for clerk. Mr. Brooke said that he occupied the somewhat unique position of a republican addressing a democratic audience from a democratic rostrum, but that he wished to explain his position as an independent candidate against the regu- lar nominees of his party. He alli affirmed bis al- legiance to the republican party and paid his respects without ceremony to Revenue Col- lector Hill, John W. Belt and other leading re- publicans in the county. His address was un- ao and was listened to with much atten- tion, The address of Controller Baughman was enthusiastically cheered during its deliv. ery. The Laurel cornet band furnished music for the occasion. Another democratic meetin, will be held at Forestville tomorrow night and a republican meeting here on the same evening. The independent republican — in Prince George's seems to be growing. PRIN ‘t began some time in the fader oleae the candidac; of Mr. Eugene Brooke for clerk of the circuit court t the straight republican nominee, Yesterday some sixty republicans met = Washington and nominated an entire Lemp retaining. however, several of the regu- lar nominees. The following is their ticket: For senate, Alfred Osborn; house of delegates, | Wm. M. Meloy, R. C. E. Parker, A. H. Grimes; clerk of the circuit court, H. LS ne Brooke; ills, BR. H. Sansbi KW. Beall; county commissioners, lewis Carreck, (colored), Horace Gronier, Ts Luther Brashears, john W. Duvall, with one place to fill. The rest of the — and Messrs, non Parker peony Beall are the nominees of the con- "Cardinal Gibbons will my mass and con- firm « class at Wilson's next Sunday at 7 o'clock; be will then go to Hyatt- hand F con- typographical union, No. 101, at its meeting Saturday night adopted a resolution “that the serious illness of Mr. Samuel Halde- WANTED- HELP. WANTED—SITUATIONS. WANTED—ROOMS. Eh el en FOR SALE— MISCELLANEOUS. WAXTED—4 MAN OF ENERGY LOCATED OUT. 7, erences.” MAN Motori arena Se Coats AGENCY FOR cel fouerrort 13 RRS Sa fans eet Fe oe Ieindted CARTERS POSITIONS aN ISHED—SUITE OF 8 IN ‘TWO FIRS™-CLASS WOOD 841 Waitress, Lanndress me Peivate family for xentleman, wice in fen Waits west section. State terms; BN. | Were tmorme cae wineries | WER ie aaa oa We ea vA MPETENT hee E WOMAN, A ANTEDSSY A GENTLEMAN | AND WIFE. Two \ gy py Apply. a | Wi Wire nARcee rr Soe fash and Warnore with Board; ferson Place, bet. 18th and 19th and Ces 1 is: permenant if suited: private ‘amay wich terer ini House abd Lo other rocmers wera or boarders: ee Be CAT! = ae ee gg UO! 510 1 st bw. Boi ath st. we S08 R REN T2410 — 5 2 Ww. ry ad dacs Ay eRe 12th et now ool ISHED ROOMS AND ted nous, Mn BCOEMAED, Piae 35. Su ‘of Liabite cau have Hoots abd wing city ANT! TO TAKE CHARGE SScpeus-er ic aeertns wus eigen Vocation and price, OF FIER, poate" © Private F a Tee Sie Se za Maso EXCHANGE WARE ROOMS, lucrative employment on eet 6 aay W WY Bite a Sehors Hopeerort ine Fanly: = 46. “a ost RENT—1451 RHODE ISLAND AVE. COM- 915 Pennaylvania ave. weekly for beginning. Bint eee ¢ 924 25th wt Now. WASTED EY A GENTLEMAN, TWO | FUR: Facies “Nacsa odern conven. FE SALE—PINE LAV ac TO on aeitontion, cok ee ates WouAR, Jess than, SO or over 40 feet loops Bice mos be jences; in private Tamily with bo other Se mine wots ld. At 140 net Apply to ” 7 D st. nw. c. cous cree sin Feary it b NIED— ena sarEa-er Sees Ban, 4 et | | wer SEES OPE Dee, waoen ct | yeoman aay Shaenerset ise | desver kind and ce Pi mnaie ANSetet Guur'GutOman cocoa Re | Wotgedhoe Seba gust peatini gee | Wat etea Best. Alte. S | Gea Sorat ma | geuieceraantae Soogeche sal eae busin a ferences and free! A t ‘wtalle bers wa gees Apply to 113 de hen Capitol: | G3: ke thar siiee y eve oe W. STD FOR TBE WINTI ER, FOUR, VERY FR. ER iso rox, toa | § : ty below their value. Apply mable > rer oe en | ARTED-AITU TON YouNG Ma N FROM b an Hegant Suiieot Parlors, eo Sim 1K SALE—AT P ate SALE-FINE RIDING Wiruice 1SOOD, RIRONG, WHYTE Bor, Wortearo i ne Dry Goods Howe ly =i toro Con re 0c10-3t* | Koon. ‘alta See ere nen Fe me fiarocant Lie’ Pe ayy yut 15 or 16 years old, in a chi references. Address ‘ office. a ‘ay ANTED— aED On PART R. | = ite Coach: onest fable. in Beat references Waste conte hs 5 FOR MEN, WOMEN Ware” rier wulibatead age iatcesa | Pgh ne ton (FURNISHED ROOMS WITH | ivfor low passed ews eae Se sed ere, en, | f00r, u.w.: no housekeeping ; privatg family preferred: | 4) 4 oe aus: —— oclS-6t > ‘s 7 abit, Hat end Crop vers,” with A Rew Phacton snd ‘* Mas ro i SHE eee ESE Sat state prices other dott. MBE Star ofice. ‘POL Togs Wim ar Ny ceca | B275) seekers 2 onceyataeett | = ANTED-BY GE TL YOUNG MAN OF GOOD “ef a Settee homed er | St Sake Bucket’ Wi ‘ED—TWO SALES LADIES FOR OUR FUR | Wi I Pesto 0, RESPECTABLE COLORED | W istita tion ad Board in acmse nave arate faa,” No‘chilren taken eg | Frat Stand, 88. Cut Guan hee gant, Basket 1; departinent. Those ee eeceece ch oo he Creag Chambermai Hith no other boanters; Dest of references given. | Ad- Fee RENT ONE —ONE SMALL AND THREE LARGE | §5 nck. wetsh $4.50: Goid ued Tea 8poo! f Biliteee 1630 Verma saa im it AA NE cots at EEsEo: Se mape coeeah for Sno ea: | divatiches Fine Hair’ 3 cost a5). SOLAS: aON SEINE oe ea tare a ANTED-A NICELY FURNISHED HOOM FOR omen ge for rst lance Feather Pillows (cost @1' wv 7 ANTED—3 UNION PAINTERS, APPLY ih Wear. A BESPECTABLE COLORED Waxieps here the people are not fist | _ock8-3t | Blankets (cost $9), New Ccmfortabls A J. HAISLIP, 1732 10th #t. nw. * Situation a8 Cook in # ~mall Private | tive, “Addrees A-B.D., Siar office ‘ocl 8-3 POR RENT PLEASANT SUITES OF FURNISHED | ( ge aay her © Wier tant AND WOMEN COOKS, 910 TO ANTED—SING! GENTLEMAN DESIRES AT- Hocus, separately oF togeth Fessouabie. | Aotique werk fable “and | Desk “combi 4 lps Drivers Hoatl greet GEL BES between Sagi it ‘me latrobes. Fur TEESE ae TARGs Chi By outa: rn ys. ret ae Si iat “Saebes. e Be Fact cane a: diyfind country ‘Dick's, 6 613 Tthnw, it Bor 147, eet Se softs Feat ‘Also Large Furnished | 40's = oS lame See Machines Mpemny ) cont ©. oom S20 Seale WASTED WOMEN COOKS, #10 TO 975; ORAM. SNTED—FOUR-ON-FIVE CRFOR TED | ‘Attic eae ool 8-3t" | Pace pot Lining (82°64), all bw, Malde ta r ERT = det, Fly Fon, On hee oor Mc ts Sie GRE Secale Wikrag fr a omretaae coruey Witmer Sita | Fa ES emt | BSaseias, go a Fsing thant Cooks. SAME A. COOMBE. tuaton in tena og Pgs Yikes; good WaAxt=D- OF THEEEADULTS. ON ; 920 10th ot. ww. 018-3" | going abroad for long time ated ton tk eebe oe Wa ari a fi weed floor, fomee Sor, 4 Rooms, & y, bath: FS. RENT = — UNFURNISHED — ON SECOND | store bacirage, per Cictbing Adtean with esa Bok ver ith or without board; permanent Raat coma: me and Sunaue ean, wi : need apply: Seater ee Rages SENGUIBHMAN, "GOOD | 5 bias vanes, sa 0030-lin " | south exposure, suitable tor lickt hocaensenine: Aine | Star ie WASEAT FRE DEPARTMENT, aN EDU: | BeDds les many ent Koows, Call et Suz C st nw. cl 8-3t*_ | Fs ENT DAYTON WAGON AND iT DEPARI isd | ies” Bu Phact. best make, Little worn; ei At teed | Fe a GEaRGe= |" FOR RENT—ROOMS Fiboes even ls red ime | ed al” of at a Sete Paintin? moderate ae arta it SF = AY Tt open | Call State Toe 13th st. nw a ee Fs WALI 5 WASTED | SITUATIONS FoR Susi Fares om a ar at TE, NW. BED ROOM | grater, roferonces reguiccd A101 K st new ee.A SE | POR SALE SHOW CASE—LARGE CPRIG a ob te 1 3 DOR | I iF 4 Sho © War Wash and iron. Apply 1120 Peoncave.n-¥, tas graen, arene ei hen, Bemis | ive Bed Boome or Oo mie Sg cnckrptng tcoetea: UE. | door, THE BON MANCHE inns to government printing uitce App.) at premises, Fo BALE ep E OUTFIT, CONSIS(ING Wasnps LADY PARTNER IN A LEGITI- ANTED_BY A COLORED ¥OuNG GIRL A 417 E st. n.e., corner ho’ 6-6t° of Que Pair cf Hay Horses. 5 and 4 Years of Age, Picasant and Profitable Business; references tor Clerk. Address areal at 708 BENTCA RIGELY? FURNISHED PARLOR | Tespectively, Lig Hands, Sound aud Warranted. Geu- qxcuaieed foe only on interview. ne | RePLROUSOR EL 1115 16th st. u.w. elO-Bt® * Bed Room, first floor; suitable fora Meinber beiver; bredin Nerihout towether wath =e Seustor; aloo ud fur- | {an perfect order) whip, Wiel a Wa “GOO, WASH AND air With Bat Expeni HOTEL OR RENT IMMEDIATELY, TO ADULTS, | suSteteracie private family. use Get ocle-we | a Fret tala aire WLP... wtar ofc VY Jfon; must, bring references Sy ete | ‘Aildiese Box 30" Btur 8 oe, octg-St* | Kitchen: cons loely cod’ handeoseely * fertaabeed: ROE RENT—WITH BOARD. SUITE OF PARLO OSs er read maker. Apply Ors -ANTED—BY “AS, XPERIENGED AND OOM: sere g pew, perfect plumbing, reasonable He aX my ger? eB oe i SALE GENUINE Sa ARGAIN — ENTLE we pDetent jst, @ Situation: can ‘or parviculare coe eee ise . ad tied drtver, preston. ANTED—EIGHT LATHERS AND FOUR PLAS- roomig, large aud small. 513 0th st uw. pirited dnver, great eu War Call 36th and P sts, BRADT & GOLDEN. of reference. Addres W W. DENNIS. 62.5 FUBNISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD; | SoS" aaa advence, Apsly 10/118 2 'ED—A Ww 1D BARBER A good piace for the right man, W AT 305 EB og ‘8 Situation as Cham! ANTED_BY A RESPECTABLE winte cine in Private Fam: Maid Ly 5 best of referenoes give a Address L.M.J., Star office: oree. @ fine Falling Top a Harnees. ay SSP Ai ages: i cpa." An R RENT—1405 He pA Wey en SUITE Foome, with open fires ‘and private bath. ‘Also other rooms ‘able board. ANTED—A HOK! aOR HE MUST BE A | bousen to offer for rent. F ‘OR RENT—A LARGE SECOND-STORY FRONT ‘Small, ood Turner aud Fitter, married be dente or non-resid Furnished or | Coutgrtsble: hoous, wich best ani wea tact Sinan I will give the highest wages Kuorn in the | Ue OF | Houses oF ite we | Comfgrteble bese, and waa; terme moses- business, Address D. L. B., star offic e120" | special attention to their interests b lacing th them in a WED-a WETRE wr our hands, SHERMAN S G {OR RENT—PARLOR, RECEPTION ROOM AND Waste A PAE ‘OMAN FOR PLAIN ‘au! 1407 F at. Bed Room, ail communicating,first floor,furnis! Cooking ; city refereuce required. 714 38th et aud frout rool, third pers house new; oder We ANTED HOURE, WOMER, SrpRERA Ios, WANTED MISCE NEOUS ae 15 ore D-HOUSI 5 z LLA OK BENT —a1G 6TH ae XW, aigezy FUR cove, Gicls and Sober Men fr all vusineas A Finisved Rooms bs Belts xe Slavs, ogee ot ee for Go’ IGENCE oraee 711 G n.w. ocl3-1ut* Wis ANTED—A SECOND-HAND SAFE, ABOUT 3 3 t bizh, in good order. Box NEP oa office, coz 1-2 ond Floor, 0c 8-30* \TED—WAITER, SPEA: ; FRED ND OR RENT—FUBNISHED—PARLOR BED ROOM NTED-WAITER, SEEAKING PRES “ai AND os Ju second floor, ilnige, alcove, two bay windows, LEGA'L1ON, 1230 Connecticut ave. ocl9-6t alone Ss, Nae gas oheoe Bs — D oe tT owe: oe sunny ; —. ones be P leanna Boom 8, 800 pourde! ANTED— CHAMBERMAID, SPEA = ‘IN G| Monday, Wednesday’ or dey mn : ROR B rwO NICELY 1 FUR: iamED. a4: NI French snd bu ae or English and Spanish, st x Nis ORT the CHILIAN LEGA1I0! 280 Coun. ave. ¥ ANTED-TO BUY ite IN preferred. Call before 11 aa 3 a northwest, addrees REST eet Star office. am. or Soe ye o'clock pun; terms bmn W3Xxt oc? | G20 Bet uw, at 5 = ITED — PARLO URE 0 (OR WENT BRIGHT, SUNNY ROOMS, HAND. ta an ooms; naruber ress Box 221, Star of Ada hes a a La ‘oun b pass door. 10. te esa ANTED—TWO YOUNG SALES LADIES IN inn V Worsted and Fancy Store; one who has lis Witiragast PAID FOR ALL KINDS OF | J{OR RENT—A NICELY FURNISHED OOM Fences? pi hepegel aad embroidery work Proferved ponsshold snd Office Lai ager mong Stocks of Feu hod quiet and discreet party. ose” WaAniED | G00D HOUSE PAINTERS, ALSO 305) Ase nt Se EE ooly-st* Fe | RENT — SECOND AND THIRD FLOORS. Good Boy to Learn ‘Trade, Apply at fii done TANTED—H. BAUM rary) THE HIGREST CASH 1206 Pa. ave. ___ ee 19-2 Wor 1919 Lath ot. nw. et Prices for Second-hand Furniture, Carpeta aad | yon REN FURNISHED ROOMS ON FixeT, 2 thers. © special yee d and third floors; and furnish: Pe ae re pe senr;| Bastian span eatbae ot a aud Fitting b; u's Dress” Cutting ANTED—TO BORHOW 87,500 AT6 PER CENT; | F-stiect curs, pri Hy. 1024 Hf at. uew.colO-at* ace pote: tats vewnyeon teat | cui Addrew WP, Sussmec = PT ng. w have ia new syaveun 3 of it in highest terms, Pupils guaranteed cons D- C00! sockecremnenr Se lt ed nines ea sata sean or ce copes mnie gone ss “aber NT-318 C ST. NW., ,SUITES OF GELARGE, rit o£ OU Sis 018-08 | notice at BIMON'S Flaiting Estan lah i D BETWEEN | Baltimore st., Baltimore, tice BOS Y st aw. Mtoe perep tp ger Od Hemington | _ocl8-3 . warisse” | WQluduc nit earls daa ROS | Felt pee peer ae be how or i. = ; | Latrobes; perfect satisfaction or no ch py Open fires; delightiul location, near the Ariii Wieser mia = pio} dates mn OE: | spouting sud Job Work doue with dispatch voitrs: | aud Normandie L017 1pth st, : cominebce with $3 per week. | rary coun! JOR RENT—IN NORTHWEST 5 Aigo ex pny ole Pt .O,, and give your city address. TED BYE BY RXPERIENCED OGRA- vate Family, Choice kooms witbout arom, EN ae ON Ww Pier = a Typewriter, work cep os or petite somety parnianed: singly oren suite; on mg ‘or We 5 WHITE COOK WITH GOOD REF- ieceerep rg, diceation at bid third Jocation. oxcelient and i coutral bes seeps sie week en ake 0 =O; _ JOR RENT—1341 L ST. N.W. NICELY om Cot I ONE TO Ww THAT im ‘. He W aaTRDS FIRST-CLASS LATROBE AND coy ee horrarn, Fictions ee at G5. ave, Be. . ready ° " =e hed aoa Call at 651 Pa. po ed Iaalways re as af Well Work. 0¢12-1m' on NT_TWO COMMUNICATING Soon ANTED— HORSES. 1 KEEP. Front Koom, ht and sunny; Heat and ges WistDa REA Bas HITE WOMAN aed ut age acta ES | Bete ee aM ea ong SORRY: Beas etd peat family. “Address x Gieenete a este 18 | nox at PRICES Statien, SI Othe wee Fora 7e cel 9-3t ANTED-A GERMAN GIRL FOR GENERAL | Fort Otice, wart 7M SHY. O. H. PCLARE Bilge Fok, 2287, AIOE ERURRISED “Room ee 2 pew house and north deneyave nae o emall tamily, Colt Cal e183 WAStED — HonsEs ya Best OF ge gout front; furusce hest and cour care Seedy les and generous feedi — 7 Corcoran: oclD-3t* N rE WOMAN. 1 TO COO! COOK, W, WASH nices f and $39 per month. Ae and ae tor Panily oF ‘Tecommendal im P.O.. Mi ree Perso Must vis, Tools wes Ose ti oe ne rom Dast and ‘addreas KL. EI SRUN DI id, ROOMS—ONE UNE URNISHED Sick cote-tm_| OK Sale “FINE TURNOPT, CONSISTING OF Parlor with use of hail rom; also oue lovely ——EE one ly Matched Milk White Texan Wa&NIED—BoY To ATTEND (CIGAR STAND; | 01 9-2t* Third-atory Front oct, ferainied. with Board uit NTE SEURNISHED A AND Sue create Fontes vory ne trawler must have some experience at the business. Ap | ANTED_BY ARESPECTABLE COLORED MAN, | S0l0 for two gentlemen; $40 ver month, Ci eae ae Ww tKOWARD HOUS: iv | Wik Aint radiate ee fe | Sees ae ‘vp ny eo AU 3 W.LUGENBEEL, 344 tnuiana ave. | oe Biscaant &< pence ee 1 | Me Ree F markably Fine Secont:toor Room: nicely fur- | tt > N FAMILY OF THR eas ROrERE YOU ‘WILL BE FUR- hed; south front; private family. y Je > JOR SALF—VERY « ANTED—A GIRL TN FAMILY OF THREE; Wis Recommended Clerical Appi (QR HENT—2 OW 9 UNFURNISHED HOOMS OX __FOR _RENT—OFF ICES. _| Fotsa vec ferred. haat Doce aes re eli trained ta of any nationality at Rest. bet, Oth and t cheap to | —— = Soudition, including. bells, c : Se en — etic witha share st the CITY INTELLIGENCE | i Wad mio OR RE CE meng | LLLIGHT E | information address Box 1. stat office Witte ten ee thi ivi cuy teferences | © Wastio-ti s CNS TAD TEASE a Feeniaces UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR | DUVALL, 825 st Sel | FRE SAE CALL Av Wal. F. GEYERS GRAND Beery a Furnish ees ore Display, . and we Pere maui ‘Apply at’ once st 1330 New York ave, t.w. N Souyation or fo Peach i Sein and Asslat with | oom on secon ) door for for Gentieman. inquire for Frei bate dias frig eg Aad Bock of Carriages, Coufes, Wagons, Haruean, oben, three days at 9UP Ht! 0, = and uhets. = in good M.D. PECK, oth ne ANTED — WAREE FIRST-CLASS TIN oe SON: Bethesda Wontenanh cout wt, ede. OR RENT—w00 1211 STN TWO TRF ae | edeth Rew and secoud-hand. For cash oron eaay 8H. $,5e ANLED-¥OUNG LADY OF FINInHED MUSI- ed Kooms, second floor, with cheat and gas; ni ne hE ees cal education. « pupil of y Conservatory, | objection to light’ Souscheepig no children, oczi-3* ae Aone ne DES. LOOK, PATENT AND PEN- ten Warons 1 , —- Office Iioctus at z on Wa hh habs Peay Ona REE |B ary dalty Nuthont “relies , LARGE, AIRY COMMU- FARKEH 118 Pst oclfaut | 5 JOR SALE—A SMALL MACHINE LATHE (Poot | NATIONAL MAINE CbSwERtNCH, ce. 18 isi Usie station timore, Md. nicating cu suits of single, convenient RABLE OFFIC} E ROOMS, WITH power): Chucks, Peps, &e. Also Work Bench. Call Ists., Tuesday morning at 9 o'cloc beg ap oan vemnghif oem de departments suite | tam best and elevator service, i at 20 Sth st ae. ole zt ANTED—LIVE YOUNG MAN AS OLE TN a wT a = butibe, 1425 N. ¥. ave. a JOR, SALE—CH AN u ¥4 Want caus Cina MAM ASCLEME I O02 WANTED--HOUSES. RENT A NICELY FURNISHED | THIRD- | “1 datety ict chan EY, MEW , DARTS Fegulred; none Dut ul gucryetic worker uf Ploasing ad- | —— 2s CtOTy Front Bootn, heat and fa. hot andcold bath: chain. Call un or address HJ, SHOEMAKER, B00 Gress need apply, 438 7th st. nw. oc ‘ANTED—A FURNISHED HOUSE “OF 13 O8 | toone gentleman for 87 per mouth in advatioe alge 2ist st, mw. Washington ‘pec ease Wires att SERVICES OF TWO LADIES Nosigekee aaa ‘Hone, state rent eam ee eae ee Fos, SALES CHEAP—A_ COMPLETE DaivINe te Sell a pig ee ety natal particulars. “Address SQL Star oles, Tee Fos Sg RpsomeLy, FURNISMED Pac gud lain Guth. Hi oe ts aig at bay, 1 ane ears old, warranted sound and set ode Ft *) Wasteescare OF FURNISHED HOUSE FOR | M°lor aud Bea either together or veparste; ite iu barnére sind under snddies Plesety TARTAD — a STRONG ROT Ae AECRE arty leaving elty for the, winter by gentleman “ctgent cS Harness, Saddie, &c., have been ured’ about in eletropiating and, manufacturing pe ane wits; best of references. Address Fo Siar 02 ux = = —— | Can be seen at diuble rear of 1760 N at oot I-2t JOR RENT—AN ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR, ny = R. LE FOR ANY | soi sai Sal as oe berhouest: bring: tefereucess” GOS’ Pree ae ant ANTED-IMMEDIATELY, NOT LATER THAN furuished: with beat and Lebt: southern andwent- | QREST LARGE STORE SUx fiend Law. aw., | Jeet rents 63 pes mouths “hades Te aide ioe. floor, rear building. V » Modern, Broom Pionse i seeponahie ernexposure. 1003 Sth st, overlooking ee Ner- | with dwel. treba ag) fine peri ‘oclwat"” 2 ANTED—ART ASD INSTALI MENT oe reut; about §50 07 abs preter to deal | ee “oclvlw ee Pe ae JOK SALE—SPECTAL, =a Wise on Pict California, ‘Ine Bryant | OW#er. EDWIN MU: i ad Auditor's ice: 21-2" FRE RENT oes LET URN: NICELY FUB- | _oc1¥-1w —EEE 2 F SHADER CPRIGHT PIANOS, Shakespeare, Dickens, Kingdon, Our Countes, | WW ANTED—TO PROYERIY OWNERS—WE HAVE Rooms.on 24, 8d bd ‘tii floors; location FOE BENT—STORES 1320 AND "13 7TH ST. $10 Monn Se by Grctay we Nora aiul story of Ol Demand wet, 88 follows: To Buy au the | ¥ oe Vents ner edioy ihe" hore a = if ties vusiness places ee ALACE OkGaNs, 5 2,000; Simali Brame or Bric periin’s, = 0 smeu aera Be. $15 to $: S30 per week, 1 To Lease Handuome House sn the | |i nant to care a Fe _0cl® eee a bMIL EL 1325 Penn, ave. » Room Be. pirt of town: To Kent: we are a , pial Gor abe te = . ae applied to fon Houses raniging fro an 400 i 8 | PRE ES YBNISHED BROOME, Site AED Eee Sane ee asia’ Notice PF? Ss Stowe ta may Ayia = i» — AUELLAT A @ SPALDING & Bigution. AEN DUBE GuNeki, er coring Board. Corner 9th and E. ‘Capitol ok RENT anen eee NIN T HE crry— Feasous for selling. Appiy to B- LEONARD. $07 a after 6 o'clock paan, a at. ow. 7 on RERTOIN PRIVATE FAMILY-P NICELY re A per year. ool oe SOT SO oe ANTED-19 BUY FOR Casi FHOM OWNER | [+ 7uMENY hy ERMTE, PLL, ‘mee iy we BEALL. Whe Con TSgt gel6-au | ok SAEE THE GREATEST PIANO UAMGAIR . ia OUT, rd « House, with 8 in good location See gp Foca Ever offered —One New 1 N Sonne dian. Apsiy ac AP hn. Be ay northtweetssiee not toexceed 88 ‘000; Ho ament need | SOy's. ent rinting ee ee : : ANJED-YOUNG LADY TO TAKE CHARGE | answer. ee CABH G, Star oitice, oc ee NRE GS oto nd Nats ete | ‘Wy anrev-ay fies Mut uaF | Fiala Bago Sey en sera |e ia nett nw. n 15t 3 3 ; | SMa full iron’ frame, 4 1 % iiebes Work. BUCKEYE 8) LAUNDEY, 618 9th at. meaious Dinky : ose ig SP furnished, tor ph ee Pe thc |e SAS ory bong Georg = 0 anc ca Sic uth, Obs, pecund hand t-cless tenant 8 5 21-1w CHALMERS & VOOREEIS. 1418 Ft aw. cash. Pianos for ren W ae Dotween {2 aud Tor after ‘locke | Wana ech no a Give, HOUSES FOR REN Eieoen eae age, THMER Ponee Fe. "RENT-STABLE, = TDEGAR Bus 2 in Ail Sections wehave daily calls = = ra % BU GEO. 0. COOK, #15 H st. nw, ous guppiy is exhang sted. OR KEN LY FURNISHED ae “is ati ede ere mnost news NO. F. CU! nitNas ua WASTED —4 coon RELIABLE WOMAR- = 19-6" JH. GRAY & CO, 987 Fat.n.w. | F'Witn diet cans Pubic Bosh cnteie ror SoORS: | ia. GE SABLE AND Han oa | te 108 Waele cot ind do, General Howse, Work, of to Sook, | Wy ANTED ate agugreas FOR MY OW | oes ene eotory Hall Room, 10.0) On peek eee ae _— Tare Yard: 440 | JOOH SALE HEAD OF Wows Jv ST AMLIVED Ww Z ainsi] house yard northeast = as Geargetow OUF Comtiuation Badidle ANTED—TEN PLASTEKERS. APPLY TO O..N. wires No xgents need abswer. BRENT — 2WO | NICELY " FURNISHED | rate isc Comnscdjons Satie bets 2. j, 02> Pe | Ton Ooupe Levert Use Pen Motes ee ARTHUR, 10th and @ nw, Serrin aud Mount, 1° PER, Star ofice, cl 8-3t" gprs a nly furaieod: Rpg oe red BR & per mcnth. oma: cOWN Match Blacks ugar Mare, 10, hands cau trot a wes ada c rm OU ore. WANTED—A THORO ILY COMPETENT ate ANTED- BY FISH & MILLER, ott EES 5, Wy sole board; torms relacenble’ Git Grae. wer ei 245: One Brown Burst 0; pis euemepber sud, A gagbe.wiiter, capable af making oth wth and Ith ao ane tei peed pods ig oot an ‘0c19-2t* One Brown Horse, 16. on ti mile in 3 3 minutes. | Peruana ttusiion. “Audreas fy banding: CRW sede aT bO eoibe’ | SOR, BATA LADY OWNING Hen HOUEE MONEY TO LOAN. trated All of te above uniei be cent at the Oe - ee a ae Piss rarate top tin ae Private bath to | QNEX TQ LOAN ON ALL LOCAL STOCKS O8 socks. One T ithet mw. 7 nd fo joca bh ol AV ase i ict ied teat ae | Prag ek eat bal cnet ake | eee ice Ring ea serie | Mir et Beery Re | yon cE ag Wp, 0 vat 3 Children, aged 19 and 10, in Studies, and oa) ret maention and prompt return roe F, | iisappelutieute, private table f desired: th a aud Seid RSINGHAM, 1,00u Stoves of all Will be sold’ at bail | meiuber ‘of family; good home, with wocerate WALKER, 1006 yal ented to renil jemen only, being suitable for a | _C=2-1m price.” Call immediately. ci s-6r Gauls, comvenaation, Zor ‘satistustory person. Ka {NTED-T HAVE FREQUENT INQUIRIES FoR | Mem reign lininat Minister: references ex- Munk FOTOS ON Sef tpt eee es ES Fm sta TIxE HORE “BUGaY AND - Dunie ie con 4 3 ° Webbs Star‘ogice, Neuere rer ton, OEnete ose foe fete mien dea i appegs sand Gorman rose PH vcubiwa ARE'E'Go,°" | Ko arucon cheap. to bo eeu atte iding’ eadeany ANTED — 18S S PASTRY COOKS | to their udvantage to place them in my hands. Per: —PART OF HOUSE OR TWO 8017 Gane ine eeaars tog Cook cuamber. sonal attention and prompt returns guaranteed. aul | TOR re ct cee ce a Othe S00 8th Fgi2a0e- At A, BARGAIN SEVERAL $005 maida, Butlets, Ladies’ Maida Nurses, fe sah Seti placed in my Perea er tied with: | on premises at 732 216 ‘oci9-se” | \PONEY ALWAYS ON HAND TO LOAN ox « OM CITE | Tyee Send eat, Ave 8 Pe ouce.” Germuan and Swede es chars to owners, 3 8. COF. > Meones BN aac sta. LW. seteim | ROH RENT—1102 OTH ST, NWa TWO LARGE | ois ye ee eee He SHAY wOs.OST Pat. | EROR SALE + ROSEWOOD, CASE PIANO; GOOD NED A RHITE GIRL TO po SESE Waxtip7 STRICT ATTENTION WHICH Ne tables, perecnal otter nee ith Dae ee Se OLOANIE Xp a cms tone; ib thorough good on W iouee work hoy our office th any experience of heat’ AE ceo | ellent table, persona attention toguests, Peferenses NEY TO LOAN IN LARGE AND SMALL SUMS SHELL & conuurr, ial) Apply, exchanged. 0c19-BE e3 ‘approved real estate sgcurtt ‘st Sand 6 per erences, after 4 pan. at 343% Fat, we ocle- zee a ea FRONT | “ORE guaRWs moderate, it? Letra! = S35 Ate. Om w. cor 13th and F sta tw. OR SALE-JUST ARRIVED-16 HEAD OF F ~— ae Ae ON D.C. PROPERTY | A* Horses trom West Vingiuin. ainons them are Good $500,0 00t in sums to suit at 5 and Oper | Viiversand Drait Horse. also two Saddic Toutes, orowrhly Uroken abd suitable for children to Tide ot cent. 0 delay. Taree eee oe For drive, btabies in rear 612 G st. nw. “sen BROCE & OD. 001 7-Bt J. W. YATES & SON, en JOR SALE—HORSS BLANKETS FROM APORCED 850 000 FoxGAS By, SUMS TO a 4 a Sale. ‘ihe best of the lot is the Pine Fawn-col- . and 6 per ie erate SED TER, 8° | (ted Horse Blauket ior strest up. ins a Red-striped toes pice M ee ile J tthe tow — rer Kie — cutto Ot Real Esta’ and 5 fe ofler ths ¢ dow price uf 83 he 2 G13 15th st. how. the Baker Bates Hore Binuket is bore ct less then TO LOAN ON CAPITOL HILL ita usual price, $8.50. (Fourth toot, take elovat $25, 000 property's a a WOODWARD & LOTHROR, _ocl7-1m East Capitol st. | _oc#-sm Cor. 11th wend F sts. tow. Wis SALE- hae AV hb 25 AUKSES, ——s F Mc: TO LDAN ON APPROY ED REAL ESTATE thein swe Due Coupe Drivers and Dratt. elec secuatty so Dee ee ions isto Fete Dyeedy Horace ny 3 Mies SCHLEGEL L & 2 1c- yr . 2, an reer of 93: D wt. Lote" OEE OE AP: | JQO! SALE—PIANO BARGAINS. cere ha Le are Scans Os A Ty make room for new sock we offer— Tih s kuTHeurOKD, rhering Piano, Tosewoo! case 1307 F et tw. octave Manner & Uo, Piao, tomwned® %-octave Kuabe & Co. Piauo, rosewood, roctave Square Gale Piauc... -uctave Syuare Norris Pisani & CO, BANKERS, a 613 15TH 8T. LOANS AND DISCOUNTS A SPECIALTY. ols ea ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS. ocl 2-1 NEY TO LOAN M° IN SUMS TO SUIT, Tosewoud. T-octave Steinway & Sons Piano, rosewood. These Lustrumeuts way be rented or bought at from $5 to $10 per month, and exchanged for new Lustru mente at au; WARD F. DROOP, #25 Poona. ave, ool 5-6t Bole Ages FRO! UPWARDS, ute for Stanway Pianos. ON APPROVED REAL ESTA1E SECUKITY. JOK SALE OR | RXCRANGE par gl BAY HORSE, & BH. WARNER eg ears il sell or trade and pay boot for fast ocll-2m #16 horse. EBBITT HOUsE Stables, 1itte st. aud M3700 Ohioave, | cot lm "RO! JOR SALE—SHOPWORN W LS AT $50: @u ar He ERS nate OF INTEREST Lge And $9 per month, These wi wives wold at REAL ESTATE i ce Poker ie Sok aw 40S Feunsylvania ave. a = ss ‘and R SALE—FINE ASSOKT ~y OF HaNb- Corner Lothand Feta w._| POE DPE ES, Ant wi = Ww E DESIRE TO LOAN BETWEEN 1HIS AND as a 1890, 0 imuproved real estate in tis &t prices lower than factory work Storms. H. GKEGUKS, cor. X. ocz-Lm ~ POR SALE—ENCYCLOPEDIAS-SUBSCR BE how, {oF the Dest: 3.000 covies sold in Your ch: nol cutee postal for specimen pages aud f t ORice Box SUV. 000 to 520,006. — smmeyer ee cnan $20.000 6 per cent. st attention to al Sch lta WORMS & BRA Sete Fst. “Game at Le Lowset Rates io mabe een Fv: SALE-IT WILL PAY YOU To CALL aT JAS. kK. PROBEY'S and make ® selection (at posi- 0: aT eek roe tayo cos) from one bundred aud fifty rst-class “Gar. oxo0 Win Tigueott on Pusitere, Pacen Hones dy a ee ae DAYTONS REDUCED To a Fe “i eee Sota or monthly “yw prise Weekly‘ bi weed fy. Box ds, biar ollie. eukieros OK BALE—CAERL ies of all kinds on a Se wagons SP oP ok ONE! LOAN ON REAL ESTATE IN SUMS 1 ES’ 8U Ssteet Georgetown. ST Te La BROWN, ‘four rooma, coi sroes Fe SALE — GREAT, GARGAINS me RED ‘ANTED—HOUSEHO ori oe ome. te and Loatis, ‘Square Pianos from #60 up, ou | War; DUNDORES Rigo TaENT ae WH re Store Fistee mana ee x of ornck eee, periorand got roo ROOMS. ATHY stn. ._ | makes: Sates ee al atl ‘Women, Thor Stocks. of ‘Mex ee28-3m, Glover Building. _ | mak suse snd ola for al it all kinds enti abort, city cmuieert TON, 636 K st. | Ceiiomen "only. “PRIVATE “FAMERS Se “sae EAL ESTATE Meaye ebitos JOR SALE_ONE are AND DEIVING BONY; ee WELL-BRED = SIX PER CENT, PAYABLE QUARTERLE, re, One wultabie for any uses ‘ANTED, Waxze> BetALE nA, FEMALE COOKS W Ny a ated eet aa irae ped ROE BENT-AT THE Hr or ON 920 15TH IN SUaB sive Fo gt vou) eee vie lee ww the eaten ~*~ —l All Positions. Call at onc RANSUURY'S Bey Samp | 3 Gress RAVEN Bin Tooms, en suite oF sites sul conveniences and first- $1, 50 Oak Fok sabe ornay Ts MOCK 3 ment Agency, 1419 G st. nw., Basement. WER a ASTUAE YOUR Sone aT ar Ee 7 corre me sciTy 000 ON REAL ESTATE te rts Dug Fyodand Medion: tie end fot WV cep fo ea an Prema ce Arundel county: #5 Der mont month Horace ator the Foe Es to CHEE EMER a 308 tee) THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. feel ae Jeo 1D heats te eis Tome, 1S 8316 Serupd yaercs pera Crownsville, Ma geedbtee ianply boar I doetted: wood lo nd convenient | MOREY, heal Bete eect Zane HATES ONZAP- | 5 {QR SALE — CARRIAGES, BEST. MAKERS, moral character. Bey ber month month 19. food, cloth hing Waneite belie BRAY ROSY $3 ATRIP TARE | “close OP — apectaley ofthe United cote g of New tock, mL SRL KEW, Heanor ARB ie a cells Mutual 4 . $8 SOR RENT TWO, GOMMUSICNTING ROOus ite Co of Pula a ta oF without HAMNEoS KEPOSL AGthend 17th oe, TALLMENT CANVASSER ia G15 oe Ene pert; surance. Payments to run 5, 10, 1 — Washington, ae a Chow die ef tna pater oe EEN Geat fede opts a GUS bee rene br 7 danily. sree sige 3 B shite SRLITH 45ON, Paice ni E “OF Tp™ GAs ENGINE ue salary and communion to workers! im ieee ae SU t aie meres hil oITAn Sy ATT WHG | JlOR RENT AT 1996 2am GT N-w.. Two Mita eae TX SUMS To SUIT, aT 6 AND in fw of tes ghana ot Fl, en cna for creaiat re LEARNERS FOR PROF CHRIST: ; el Verniontaven | andhemtsoe sone See Tawi Sawt W Rae sSeERTS New Iutoruational Tallor 8; OR KENT—IWo, EUENISHED FRONT KOOME, oot es x ice) . LOST AND FOUND re ineasure alone, as 75] oh ee =~ = _ teas cat Patierns and Materials cusapd spd faatrae wee pH Hy Honest sid, ones — eel M Shandris 20 Diatriet ot T_SURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 4 a 3 agate ie {yh BENI—i7gs HOS, Now HANDeumE bet meet am = Wixt=a THE MABE MAR: ESS 00) in mthicuatle ‘onthe city: also a southern ae | oe ive Ystaw, jaw Gpployment Bureau) Enter, Lert ot te & ‘ ‘ONEY ‘ON 7} - OST—MONDAY MORNING © ON F 8T. NW On niga Yall ain ‘Butiding: S13 Oth we a. cele Feo vere CoMMUNTOATING =| MS SETA GS Li Te F4 rior bt ae SSO ee WANTED—SITUATIONS. Sein nr = ps sees N AIT A RSDOrE MOEA LADE OF gous ee a Sit = or Apply at 26 F st. n.w. 1