Evening Star Newspaper, October 30, 1889, Page 2

SOCIAL MATTE£Rs, ‘Wedding Days and Golden Anniversa- ries—Personal Notes of Interest. McKendree M. E. church was brilliantly lighted and crowded with an expectant com- lis Cog The ushers, Mr. t, Mr. Wm. Baylis and = Joseph Frank, seated the guests, and at 8 orclock Rev. C. Herbert Richardson, tor of the church, entered the pulpit and the bridal ay ty moved up the aisle. The ushers walked it, followed by the bridesmaids, who were Miss Alice Baylis, the sister of the bride, and Miss Acidie Davis; then followed Mr. Maeulin with his bride upon his arm. The bride a beautiful toilet of heavy sea-shell tinted sa! cut a Is Princesse, with the train laid in broad broad pleats and edged with Ince. The was sleovess and the ted opening at the back and front was edged with Venitian point Jace; the front was draped en tablier with Veni- tian point lace. The tulle veil was fastened in dark hair, which was dressed in ® soft coil at the top of her @ ape head with orange blossoms, and fell to the edge of the train at the back. Long white gloves eov- ered the arms and she carried a bou “yates of Marechal Neil roses, from which floate: ends of cream ribbon. Mise Butler, Gaughter of Rev, Dr. Butler of the Lutheran Memorial = chaplain of the Senate, played the in Lohengrin as the bridal Passed Up up the right aisle, Dr. Richard- read the im} ve service of the Meth- eburch. bridesmaids wore pretty of cream-colored cashmere, cut dunc- length. the bodices made with pointed mings at the neck and sleeveless, and they carried La France roses tied with pink ribbons. At the close of the ceremony the party drove to the residence of the bride, No. 1350 Bound- ary street, where an informal reception was held, after which Mr. and Mrs, Maeulen left — on the 10 o’elock train eee Se projected arrangements for wed- festivities were greatly —— owing to” aie eee the sister, Mrs. John Geib, TEE ie = Philadeiptin, and the absence of her mother, Mrs. George Baylis, at her bedside. those present were Miss Mary Baylis, sister of the bride; Mrs. Webb, Miss Stella Foster, the Sabbath school lass of the bride and many prominent mem- bers of McKendree church Ceres of which the bride is « member. changed her bridal robes for s directoire trav- eling dress of blue brocade and a blue velvet turban trimmed with a yellow aigreite and bows of ribbon. The ushers and bridesmaids accompanied the pair to the railway station. Mr. and Mrs. Maeulen arrived in New York city this at 6:30 o'clock and were met at the station by the father of the groom, Mr. Carl Maeulen, Mr. ser Henning, Mr. Clarke Whitback and Mr. H. F. Frasse, who escorted them to their residence in Brooklyn. where ‘Mrs. Carl Maeulen — waiting to receive them. Mr. C. F. Maeul em was ——- an inspector in thy eat 0 e department in this city and is now telegraph inspector in New York city. A great number of congratulatory telegrams were received by the couple. Mr. W. W. Christmas and Miss Norris, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Norris of No. 1332 9th steet, were married at Epiphany church today at 2 o'clock, the Rev. Dr. McKim officiating. ‘The ushers were Mr. Jno. W. Coleman of Ala- bama, Mr. Marion Norris, brother of the bride; Mr. Geo. P. Money of Mississippi, and Mr. Philp Cronin of this city. ‘Chey wore cutaway coats of black diagonal and rose buds in their lapels. Mr. Coleman also acted as best man to the groom. The bride entered the church upon the arm of the groom and was attired in an elegant traveling dress of red dahlia broad- cloth made in the directoire style, with revers of velvet, toque of dahlia red velvet, trimmed with a coronét of feathers, and she carried a great bouquet of safrano roses tied with yellow ribbons. A cep= of black astrachan fur donned at the close of the ceremony completed the costume. Among those present in the church were Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Norris, Mr. and Mrs. J.L. Norris, Mr. Frank Hume, Mr. John L. Norris, Dr. and Mrs. C. U. Kennedy, the Misses Kennedy, Mr. Jas. Christmas and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hempton of Bealisville, Md, the latter being the sister of the bride. The father of the bride gave her hand in marriage. Mr. and ‘Mrs. Christmas left the city this afternoon for @ bridal tour that will include Philadelphiaand Old Point Comfort, and after a few weeks’ ab- sence they will return to the city to reside, Mr. Dwight K. Tripp, who came on with his wife from Colorado to be present atthe Bayley- Williamson wedding, will return to the west, where his mining interests are, leaving Mra. ‘Tripp to pass the winter in Washington with her father, Gen. J. A. Williamson. ‘The golden-wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. 8. M. Bell was celebrated lest evening by a gathering of friends at their residence. With Rev. Dr. Bartlett officiating the marriage cere- mony was performed again as it had been fifty years ago. But on this occasion it was in the wesence of children and grandchildren. The ious and groom received the hearty congratu- lations of their friends and then a collation was served. A number of presents were re- ceived, including spoons, jewelry, gold pieces of money, pins, @ gold-headed cane and an um- . Gothorn of Wheeling, W.Va., where P. pith ceremony took place, is the only witness now living of thatevent. He was present last evening. The Rev. Dr. Townsend, rector of the Church of the Incarnation, returns from his vacation Thursday evening. Mrs. Geo. Adams and her two children of Boston, Mass.. are visiting her parents and brother, Mr. Wm. M. Frank, 417 3d street northwest. Mrs. William Silvey and the Misses Silvey are located for the winter at the Buckingham, 920 15th street. Mrs. M. Kaufman, 719 D street southeast; Mrs. L. J. Kaufman, 226 A street southeast, and Mrs. E. Raff, 901 8th street southeast, will be at home to their friends Thursdays informally. Mr. Adam Ritter and Miss Elizabeth Steinert were married in Philadelphia fifty years ago last Monday, when the golden wedding anni- Yersary was celebrated at their residence, 912 Sd street northwest, by their seven children and twenty-four grandchildren. The aged couple came here the first year after their marriage and have lived here ever since. Mr. N. M. Schiller, a prominent young busi- mess man of Keyser, W.Va.,and Miss Beckie Colinsky were married last evening at the home of the bride's parents, 1108 H street northwest, by Rey. L. Stern of the Sth-street Hebrew tem- py The bride is the daughter of Mr. Louis Bolineky, Many friends were present to con- gratulate the couple, who left after the cere- mony for an extended trip north. The Vice President and his family will take mn of their Washington home very eari: tu November. Some time during that mon’ Mrs. Sands, a recently widowed niece of Mr. Morton's, who was Miss Hartpence of Philade!- phia, will make them a quiet visit. Mrs, Mor- ton has engaged the services of Miss Nellie Hunt as tie secretary, the relation formerly sustained by Miss Heath to Mrs. Whitney. Miss Hunt is the daughter of Gen. Garfield's Secre- tary of the Navy and Gen. Arthur's minister to —. who died at the latter post. She is a ing vocalist and a general favorite—both pe her own and her parents’ sake, Mrs. Laughton, whose only child has gone abroad as the wife of a Spanish diplomat, lear. ing # void both in society and im the home, bas invited Miss Anna Davies, of the recently consecrated Bishop Deve ot Philadelphia, to be her guest this winter. Miss Davies was with Mrs. Laughton several weeks during a recent winter and is well remembered for her gracious charm of person and manner. Mrs. Dr. Philip F. Harvey has returned from Fort Keogh, Mont., at which post Dr. Harvey is at present stationed, and will be the guest of her sister. Mrs. Layton, 2017 Massachusetts avenue northwest, for the winter. At Erie, Pa,, last night Ensign George Ran- dotph Clark, U. 8 N., and Miss Brown, ughter of '. 8. Brown, a inent cit- izen of Erie, were married, the groom and the officers of the United States ship Michigan, who were present, were in full-dress uniform. Rear Admiral Bowden Smith, one of the English delegates to the maritime conference, attended St. John’s church Sunda; ceiegetes © ec ounieseoes aud was a promi- last evening at the little dinner given by Mr. Chasies Hall QC, M.P..in bis ington, aud at several THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON THEY WANT RAILROADS. Georgetown Business Men Thoroughly in Earnest—They Hold Another Meeting. Business men here are thoroughly aroused as to the necessity for railroad connections, The subject was earnestly discussed at the recent conference with the officials of the proposed Georgetown and Gettysburg road. A meeting was held last night which was attended by a majority of the business men. Mr, Samuel C. Palmer presided and Mr. C. P. Williams acted as secretary. The meeting wasa most harmonious one, every one present realizing the great necessity for direct railroad connec- tions and the proposed Gettysbarg and George- town railroad project was cordially indorsed. Mr. Boteler said he was told by an —< < the Pennsylvania railroad at Harrisburg he (the i ey was directed to refuse all ight consigned to Washington, owing to the in- ability of that company to handle it. The store houses along the line were being greatly crowded.” Mr. Palmer cited » case where a car load of fruit consigned to a Washington merchant was allowed to remain at a t not Pred, = from Washi for thirty-one Mr. Palmer said would not be so if road entering into Georgetown. 4 COMMITTEE ON CHARTER. A committee composed of Messrs. G. W. Cissell, A. Greenlees, G. G. Boteler, 8. T. Brown and J. G. Waters was appointed to wait y the ators of the Washington and estern railroad—running from Georgetown to Great Falls—to ascertain if an agreement could not be arranged so that the pro, road to Gettysburg may get the ‘ase of that — ny’s charter, The gentlemen at the of the proposed railway scheme realize on amount ef time and Jabor required to se- cure a charter for a railroad running into Washington and : d this proposed action Me favorab! oo ae ere is @ general desire to have the r completed by 1892, when it is hoped that the world’s fair will be held fn Washington. The charter granted to the paeeens Washington and Western railroad requires 2 rations to begin by March next. It is ed that $2,000, 000 ie already assured for the building otine Gor burg and Georgetown road, if necessary, as zi eae NEW ASPHALT PAVEMENTS. A List of Streets Which are to be Im- Proved at Once. Capt. Symons today wrote to Major H. L. Cranford directing him to proceed at once with the work of paving the following street with asphalt: 8d street, from C to F street north- east; L street, from 26th to 27th street north- — street, from 5th to 6th streets north- mpson street, from 14th to 15th street Torthwostt gist street, from R to Boundary northwest; ‘Ist styget, from I to K street north- $6 Fire at a Gas House. A fire occurred in the pumping room of the gas house on Maryland avenue southwest be- tween 3d and 43¢ streets about 12:30 p.m. to- day and for a time fears were entertained for the safety of the large gas tank near by. The fire, however, was confined to the top of the little one-story brick building where the gas is pumped from the works at the corner of 26th and streets to the large tank. The fire caught from the stove pipe, which is in close proximity to the woodwork. The damages amounted to about $50. i The Death Record. During the twenty-four hours ending at noon today deaths were reported to the health office as follows: White—Jane Duvall, 64 years; Geo. N. Moore. 22 years; Jane L. Adams, 46 years; Susannah Powers, 71 years; Mary Walsh, 63 years; Wm. E. Cox, 65 years; Nettie Harvey, 16 years; Jobo Grinnell, 85 years; Caroline Brown- , 78 years; Caroline W. Morgan, 66 years; Joke Hagerty, 53 years; Catherine V. Louders, 30 years. Colored—Wm. Upsher, 10 years; Florence Banister, $1 years; Buck Jackson, 6% 3 ; Florence Walker, 20 years: Mariana Brown, 8 days; Chas. H. M. Wood. 60 years; Valter Harrison, 6 months; Chas. 8. Nixon, 7 Jas. Chisley, 69 years; Henry Harris, 66 eel Persevering Policemen. James King, a colored man who looked as if he had come in contact with a policeman’s club, was in the Police Court yesterday, charged with assaulting Fannie Chapman, his female companion. Fannie had no complaint | © to make against him and the case was there- fore dismissed. Policemen Wortz and Camp- bell appeared and said that they were wit- nesses, but the judge told them they were too late. The officers did not like the idea of hav- ing their case dismissed and so they went and swore out # magistrate’s warrant for both King and the woman after the former bad been prosecuted and the latter had been used as a witness. Both parties were arrested and the case was called in the Police Court this morn- ing. The woman was released on her personal bonds and King was fined $5, > Real Estate Matters. E. Kurtz Johnson and O. G. Staples have bought of B. F. Leighton et al. for $53.111.26 all of square 713, bounded by K,L and ist streets and Delaware avenue northwest. Cr B. Taylor has bought for $8,200 of E. N. Dickerson sub 44, square 68, 16.06 by 45 feet on the corner of 2ist and O streets northeest, C. Witmer and N. H. Duvall have bought of Annie C. Clark for $5, 383.75 lots 1 and 5, square 8. of 1072, fronting 22744 feet on 16th street, 100 feet on B street and 217 feet on Massachu- setts avenue southeast. Gny W. Wines has bought for $4,320 of D. B. Groff sub $3, square 864, fronting 17% feet on C street between 6th and 7th streets northeast, Se seeseay “*Move on or P’ll Run You in.” There was another case of ‘(Move on or I'll run you in” brought to the attention of the Police Court this morning. The defendants were two young colored men, James Harris and David Asher. The former is employed at the District buildings, where, for a number of Pears, he has been the trusted messenger of the Commissioners, ‘The ‘move on” order was given to the young men by Policeman Wortz while they were standing in front of Harris’ residence on 2st street last evening. They objected, arguing that they had a right to stand and talk where they were. Possibly they had, but the blue-coated guardian of the public Ee thought differently and he “took them “Obstructing the sidewalk” was the charge made against them in the Police Court this morning. Prosecuting Attorney Shillington said he was willing that the court should take their personal bonds. Judge Miller explained to the young men that it is better to ‘move on” when told to co so by « policeman than to argue the lawand get introuble. Their per- sonal bonds were accepted and their collaterals were returned, THE COURTS. Court x Generar Texu—Chief Justice Bing- ham and Justices Hagner and Janes, Today—Jones agt. Pennsylvania railroad company aud Stewart agt. same; on argument, Cmeurr Court—Ji Montgomery, Today—Glenn agt. Davis’ administrator, same agt. Matthews, same agt. Graham, same agt. Winston; motions for judgment overruled. | National express company t. same; motion for judgment argued submitted. Lowry agt. Page; judgment for plaintiff, #65. Equrrx Court—Judge Cor.» Today—Cummings agt. Bartlett; auditor's report Totitied. Butler agt. Strong; leave to have negatives made. peso nS Political Murders in the South. William T. Morgan, a prominent republican of Crawford county, Ark., was shot and killed Monday night by one D. Gibbs. Morgan has held many prominent positions and recently served a term as circuit judge. A letter dated October 25, 1899, and signed acommittee appointed ata public citizens held at Ne: Ag aS on the 17 | instaat, has been forwar: rison urging him to use all hee means his power—mili vent “the murdering American citizens by thovsands now going ou in some of the states of the south.” { pee ge [aes oe oe iB r * WHATED-AT SOLDIERS 1 Sony at BOLDEERSY $1 HOME WASTED AT ia oe. ST. NW, A ae wae WOMAN FOR oughly Competent vinta were ce WOES Waren 1200 FIRE INSURANCE Wiser JF. eer es. 8b aw. e903 NTED—COOKS FOR BROOKLYN, ¥. (FARES Weed Batley straceene “utes 2 ay ree Wie tense ‘ANTED—YOUNG MAN, FRM 167019 Wee a Sr wise ‘ANTED_SALERMAN TO TARE i OF BUD F atn.w. oc30-3 1110G st, nw. —— ra cake ANTED- FOUR OARPE CARPENTERS. Company Herd W ington Brick Machine Furnishin riment of Penusyl ave. store. ‘Addtces FURN. NISHER D., ‘Star office. ANTED SAX YouN3 “MAN EAVING EXP! and Busine oue 104.08 ae Capital rerersed; must a hake ‘Apbiy 1602 Tih ok nw. ANTED-TWO THOROUGHLY EXRERENCED jos Ladies for Cloak and Jersey iy Dayenn foung Lady of Good vr pasts es K chpply to OT uENDRICKS. with oc30-26 ANTED—A1 iT wi WEAR Re Eas | wrk aw. ANTED—WE ee THE BEST ws mee, en fi seeate. 2 PALTENER f° ALLAN: 37 Br, Cloud ANTED_GIRL AG HOUSENATD AND ren, ii preferred; references required. Call at 1010 Straten we oosb-38 WANTED—AN APPRENTICE AT DB! ing; will pay a good sewer. 44% N. Y. WVANTED_AT 504_ gTHs 81; N.W., rienced Waist and few TOBACCO » Call at ANTE! city, @1' Coae Girls Ye Farm and = iho 2 Di TeDSa BOY ABOUT 15 Eins O un Errands and Make Himself Generaiiy Usefut img Bee ust have references. Apply in oF eens YOUNG ee ree us | Mae art arenes Se Pkg ore GENTLE} gt A zis Ww se | Msc tae ‘UATION BY REL Toference, samc WANE Nee omaee be seen et 1 W ie |i mp | Wa ene Se Rte | W | Wise Fe Faougs X sort FOR Om COOKS, BerAy ABOU Se Vadis Sees | Wa Dr FE RENT 1006 87. 3 w., THE EDINDORO, 25 | Wr ayer rma ie Pepe ey yee | ‘Address Box’ 106, “star ‘of. Tet fovt. turkisbel Multable for MC sete = Wo Ok FUUK a . D—ROOM TX eT FAM a Fire Pleasant Oom ue Furmisbed Ronn? ramumar one or two iu the week: to : ee TAN: Star office TWO OR THREE PLAIND west Dart. of city a eraterent. Adres PLAIN, Star offee Winrar Wg LADY, BOARD Ax cating Roome, with beatand aIxGLI PORRENT. woes — ni ate Butlers. Waiters, and OLE inw. eos, afer a gueer ee! be FOR RENT" ROOMS, ANTED — AT HEADQUARTERS — POSITIONS VY for Cooks, Chamber Maid. Waitress, Laundress and FySy een a Berton NT_1425 Q 87. 52S, Se wn BASE E vodham BF a. iw sa SLY FORNIninED ROOM FY Fait rag Rovane, Third-tory. » ban Contkane ta Bava tee Fae Ecpuremmamgse Tyler Feivate famtiy of ooze at ALE red ng Place ay Concha encom ngihe = Soy = R RENT STARE LARGE A AXD D HANDSOMELY coe ae OR BENT NICELY, 1 vousiam oie ‘AN KKEEPER Hee by J Winco denires s Poutions Bet at Re are rete ooo." “ “ACOOUNT . pulloh Bitin Ae a ANT, 2125 Moc st., ‘ANTED—BY A WH) MAN, NO. 1 COO! WW fiitaston 20 Bo Genera! goucewnk for gall sean only care for two’ fires; beat rett Box 76, Star office, WANTED SY A paseEont or ge & Situation as Chamber family. tee a: at 136 5th Sth st. Howsowork 12 8 Small Was BY A TRUSTWORTHY erugent ‘atch- te capable man. Place aa Ni Wage rences from last employer « a | Zeer and pnd Others. "Address Tor one week’ AN | AN EXPERIENCED WHIT! ‘uation as Chambermaid or Nuree. ares SUE nw. POSITION A® PRIVATE SECRE- yA > fe Member of Congress by gentleman who always held positions of responsibility aud trust. sper Ms conremmunte i in ay ud Ges pen best referes x1 oan tial ANTED—FIVE EXPERIENCED CANVASSERS ay, io, Take, Qrders, 10r the Most Popular See | ine in the Market, salary areas Box 110, Star office ED WOMEN ( COOKS, $103 TO: Se RS Nurses and, FOR RENT URNISH ED_TWO NO LARGE ERO} :ERONT F ‘with ‘best and‘ wess pce ein BET os one APITOL ST., TWO COM- -etory Rooms; heat and * 0030- LW. RENT_010 EAST Fee nccrhn ins; references required. 2k RENT Rooms with loor, large front an Tun: closets, &6.; recister Teh and Belt line care, KNISHED OR UNFURNISHED <m.i.; parlor suite and second Gounbiicaging beck and bail leat, convemieut to Oth, 1246 11th at nw. ooeh-stt OR RENT—FURNISHED ROOM WITH BOARD, RK KENT—FOUR PARLOM EN y iS, FURNISHE! ‘820. 918 8th st. nw. pee uunfuruished, let aud 24 oars, north and south Fos, RENT_FInST FLOOK—ELEGANT ware windows, nicely heated and lighted. also. three com. of Parlors. @ on second floor. Municating rooma, 2d floor, 315 and 316 Cet nw. Four Rooms on third, en suite or single bathe on every Sour: privase or otherwise; north and south exposure; first-cl 3 every reaj rat le for member tor; asain Pore WOR RENT—1209 I ST. N.W., NICELY kk RENT-1918 F ST. NW. PURNISHE Rooms, en suite or singly, on first and seco core. at reascnable rates, with or without Board | weli- Soe pes ferred. RKederéucos given ana required Db d hixhed Front Hoom on 2@ floor.” bath same flo south it; furnace 3 private family; moder: Fe RENT—HOU! ‘SE SOK STH ST.N.W HAS JUST = been taken by a lndy, who offers Furnished or Un- Kk RENT-SUITE OF FURNISHED SOUTH | furnished Rooms. Also. two Uflice Kov firet Hooms, with private baths; near Scott circle; | floor. References excLaiend B.MLU., Star office, ia fanily of three, A WASZED.A NEAT Soiene MAN DESIRES A Situation as Cook, Janstor or Porter. can give ref- erences, Address W. Hi. DISHMAN, 2435 E st. u.w. pecia y | Wash ‘ED—BY A STRICTLY TEMPERATE, RE- iresset a leman,® Position as Private Watchman or y Drivers or Farm Hands: Colored Aign | Janitor; Arat-clnas references, "AWK. Star Omce. Sooke. Ra A COOMBE, 020 F st. UW. a | 0c264 a ANTED—JOB COMPOSITOR — STEADY EM- yy AN YA RESPECTABLE COLORF! r W. ployment to first-class workman. No other — apply. Address JONES, Star office, ren 1E—EX PERIENCED wan reference, to take Wash at her home, Dbl gmeomers tra Pa, ave., aude-door a x Ww ¥.W.1 Ww Ti LLE eee have $500 cas! bie; first-class chance KI., Star office, oy Rien ‘DO ObFICE MA good references and relia: with reweble firm. m2 wa ANTED-TAREF J FIRST-CLASS COAT HANDS ¥, BELTZ, 1532 F st. WwW i GOOD EXPERIENCED COLORED Man as Waiter iu a Private Family; must have @ooD Voice to Sing and Play on -the Fiano Every HEXGSTER, 904 Preave. Sgod miner tga references, must know ao oes ANTED-A GIRL. WHITE OR COLORED, FOR ral House Work ina Small Family. Apply at 2038 Pat. iw. Waste ED—G TO FILL A VACANCY in our Business, oue anxious to work, with pe coe ge i TED—A GLERK IN A PLUMBING aD tove store who is uot afraid of work. Address, stating what pay ts required, Box 116, Star office, 30% 24 —A COLOKED GIRL TO NURSE AND do Chamber Work: must come well reeom- eles AUy ot 1G Ae mee 1s Wilk: ‘Chamber WV aN? TED—TWO YOUNG ME experience in the Printing | THE COURT JOURNAL PU second floor, b HAT HAVE HAD asiness, Steady work, . CO, GOS F DLE- ut their homes. MRS. LYDIA WARNER, P, 0. Box 502, Baltimore, Md. ANTED—WOMAN © WHO UNDERSTANDS: fiestaurant Cooking. waite preferred. maser Fit SLASS HAND or :DRESS 716 7th st. new. ANTED— PLUMB E A FIRST-CLASS a eoee isu anda Boy that has Worked st the Trade. & CO., 1207 stew. iw TWO GOOD, FRAME Wi Apply to HANNA. 7 ANTED— AT eee Makers. Inquire of K. J. MCLEAN, 13th end B ats, nLW., city. V ly ANTED—WFE WANT TO HIRE AN ENERGETIO Persou in every, fooler to Distribute Advertising: Matter aud to attend to our Local Interesis, A straight salary of $2.00 per day aud expenses will be paid; Ad- rem, sucls ‘staiop for Heulure, | NI Vinal SpPLy Go! Chicago, 1h No postals, au. wered. Wihaton S “STOUT ee ake WORK AT Plumbing. Apply to BR. G. BELL, 317 oes Oth at. n.w. ANTED—A BOY TO LEARN THE DRUG BUSI- ¥ ness. THOMPSON, Dupontctrcle, oc29-2t ANTED—A GOOD MEAT AND PROV!SION rk. Apply, with reference, to 1818 L4thet, 0c29- LW. 0: tuation to Cook for Snail Family’; cit Call or address 2408 Va. ave. Bim cornet ‘ED—BY A GERMAN BOY, ae ears old, who has been in this country 2 weyers, 2 Plabe in ‘Store oF anything to. doy apres iaeeld wea: rood reterences, MAN, Star office. TANTED—BY_ GOOD BOOK KEEPER aap Address W. Salesman—a Situation. O.H., 1233 H cle 2 TED—BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL, Wiss Place se Chamberinsid and Waitress ih Private (dress Box 89, Star office, oc29-2t8 Westaparicarioxs FOR COOKS, COACH: tere, Kitch hen Hanis, House cers, Pas- others. Fail shies, He Hotels und Stores, BURNHAM'S, 1110 G st. n.w. ED—BY A REGISTERED DRUGGIST WITH ' experience at the buminess & Position ws Helieg Clerk Gierk o OF 8 . ermanent Situation, Addre: WANSTED-BY _ A RE ‘TABLE COLORE! oman, & Situation as Nurse, Chaunber Maid or to do Genera! Housework; no wanking oF ronspit ae Teference. Address 331 Wuson st. ANTED—A SITUATION BY A ee to Dress- White Girl, eighteen years of age, ri ee Lad dy $0 2 Dey Good oF Confectionery making or Brores” Gaull to pen person, 1421 Pearse nw. 0028-30" ¥V ANTED—BY A VERY NEAT GERMAN PER- 8 Situation se Lady's Maid or Companion, a Elderly L Apply at 1239 6th et. n.w. oceea uf RITER, iG MaA- chine, go highest ‘references, desires Position in office of a Lawyer or Patent Attorne: where honest effort will procure sdvancement. dress Box 81, Star office. WANTED BY A ROUTH EIGHTEEN YEARS old, Place with a fiym where he may be advanced ; qu make himself us#ful and give references au Star o! necessary; no experience. Address H.U.5, kee oees-3e N Lo. OR RENT—BEAUTIFUL — REOOND- FLOOR Fitcoms in private fasnliy, termtelen Perea men TOT Ket nw, oko BR ORENT—AT 726 17TH HANDSOME ST, corner house, bay window, south apd east frovt ting Boone, with ¢ east and south ex- grates, references required ‘Afao one Coty 2tt-door Parior and veran | eat A PR Xi x. with two Single Rooms, to two gentiemen for ste Wich on Ott joore, uate | $40.8 month. Owner would tease rear of ae to wed hed dh cn 4 JOR RENT—PARTIES IN HIGH OFFICL AL as ww find the ointments of Tefiued Home at i mt nw. uw. Also" one oom "tore KEN -RICHLY FURNISHED Parlor Flovr, Di E njux Hoot spit Kitchen, complet na and silver: $4: ae eee fold. 5 RENT—-1211 3 ing beds; $9 to $13; house fresh. 1ith a oft Nic Paria Boone, , JOR RENT-LARGE, SUNNY FRON Seurabie i peg 09 we agggy be non gee FS, so ge Se denirable location: uo children. References. o-26-0t floor; furnished or unfurniabed ; JOR RENT—817 157TH ST. NW. LA’ es [Communicating Rooms; suitable’ tor re caterer allows BJOR RENT — Ft second Sze Seats, ent ‘A SMALL FAMILY IR RENT —FURNISHED—A 8) rt of their will rent, saeas HaudsomeNew House, Parlor Bet Room. Also other Roo: in fashiot je part of thecity, Address Box 108, Star | first-class: terms reasonable; private tamil: nas ____oc0-Lw* | st nw. 2 NFURNISHED F% HOICE ROOMS, FURNISHED OR one $8, one 1 th heat unfurnis! «Uae yrovements, in the best one room, and gas. irk p ae ae ‘URNISHED, TI THIRD STORY FRONT heighborhoo S112 0 st. bow, next = doo! Room; suitable tor gentleman. Georgetow f to Christ church; references exchauwed, out" O21 Yth st. nw. —<TWO HANDSOMELY-PUKNISHED Ost Heating Hocuuk, Brat oor: gentiewen pre- ferred. Apply at O18 Met. nw. Fok BES E, ise4 i st. Lanai, a ee TERT a ae ropoligan Chul, War and Nevy departments,” suit F Purtiahed Room font theet have two itosins able for receptions. Caterer allowed. im it furnisned as Parlor and Bed Root Room second floor. Fe KENT—UNFURNISHED 2D FLOOK: BEA {ful Rooms, large clowete, gas, ‘bath, heat; market, stores utid cars; 1 ‘OR RENT— ein eae FU gle or en suite, hares if desired. 10) F —1405 H 1A SPSOME SUITE Roo ith open hres apd private bath. igo other rooms, board. 0c12-1m ee ROOMS, First-class Table Board ; Lath st. open ng her ere ay m1 Poe oats — Fe: oe Fz i ceeds 3s For pra PERK ERIOR DAYTON Ww fect fonien § 800. shat Pe oo a eer 0080-31} Gan be aneaet foots nw te ESS ay Rane : Se oe] wentle. seit in ete-9, richt, beautital frat A gd tifa walnut case. nly $225 cash. Cost $430. Owner gone to burope. = eae oc30_ 3 Penuaylvaasa ave, Fis BALE SAT SACE SACKI ire & by sae Fos SALE—TRICYCLE WiTH L . a aplendid muachgne fo ao uewly painted te it 1250 Pa ave. Fees LY #150 PCR COUPE. ROCKAWAY, . Femovable giaas front , 0: condi Alpe rt ured tpouthe and ¢ Se Bay Panis Busibeas ot Dr joree, young, sunnd : crac. “i Th Oe Fess ws. Fe: SALE mae ice are Od: also Bi | PSE SALE—SPECTAL BARGAINS IN BTOOK—— Fe > shares fmerican Telephows. Lan SALETHREE PUG PUPS. BE BOOGHT bet. Sand 6 pm, 1000 Berth cays , BQN Ghay “Kh RSE six Lanston Macuine. 1ud share’ seca has entilat: ohn Boum, a ad V FRANK M. PELOUZE. 1315 } street’ For sstejcue cae ore ». Fy of Admiral Jogeet hus coupe; he ax " wei seen at oad TT ch aud KT ws ceo i FROR 10g ha Seema sah KISS TABLE co my | pe SALE-A BARGAIN—A SIK-PASSENGER Lasht Has Carriage’ aud a Co news Wau. 401 dik st ee ees ES SALE — ELEGANT movable front, folding te sound aud wencie. m6 oF ‘Abe 3. 1. TRICk & BORK, Livery Stable, 6th et. u.w. r™ SALE—HORSEMEN! SAVE YOUR MONEY. aw octet COUPE ROCKAWAY, 5 eo ay cy eat Bianbets t Hurre Liaukous ves cleo y en yer OP. PIANO (HALLETT & Davis for Sale ou Two years’ Lime Square) for Lease peu ghymeved security, Address Box 06, Star office. Fox Se FINE OYSTER SLOOP AND YACHT. ba Sun cone Will excha for « erty. OWNEL, 2405 Penusylvauisave, noe ede te Fit eee SHLENDID DKIVING =a KIND afraid of auytuiug: will Kod Under waldie ‘Can ts seen at Mo | CAULE AS, betweru tb “ |e Tha Pre gg! Me aed LO, way tie ye os al | | een Lx: went Lacel’s sIWAGUS sitbp, I OK are GREAT BARGAINS Us Sauare Pianos; from 860 up, on @ anne, iA ments, iawte discount for © eb. several celebrated e130 wly at . See OR Ri TWO PLEASANT FURNISHED ‘T_FURNISHED OFFICE, 1ST FLOOR, | ™*es GL WILD Bitos, n° it Hoome for Gentleinen ; private fi bo ‘th st. also Koows, en suite or sinle: al] modern conven- QOH SALE—SBOOND-HAND ¢ —. cote | dences: cars to ail a Ee depots, | B® cham, Victuring, aud all the lates ‘1338 H st., opposite Hotel Lang! 0c 30-St* JOHN MO LOUN ‘T—TWO NICELY F $cRNIEHED ROOMS: Sor back, with host and yas, ae for | FLOR Hite Gace SUIT ss a FICE ig na - ‘ond oo Gor keeping. 6 oc 50-3" | at nw. J. Me GRAY & OU. : Fei Mie hn oe TOR REN ele for Ligut, Row eepi Fit: ‘Building on Alley Foe RENT—OFFICES. LOOK, PATE NT AND PEN- uced ENT—A SECOND-STORY FRONT ROOM, nicely furnished, with first-class table board. Suitable for two. ‘Terms moderate, MRS. J. W. AMEK, 811 G si it sion Attorneys! Office M-PARREIC T F st. Inquire of : a 5 NT_DESIMABLE OFFICE ROOMS, WITH ANTED—A POSITION AS HOUSE KEEPER | JVOR KEN RGE, NICELY-FURNISHED | JOR RENT DEstian jenta be ator service, ee, ne, Denman ya Lady willing to do light housework, ee Bites eas {southern exposure; bath on sai eat 1423 NW aves AT COUMBE. MPLOYERS—YOU WILL BE FUR- ice, without charge, at the CITY INT OFFIOK, 711 Gat nw, NC: 0021-36t* ___ WANTED HOUSES. —FOR CASH, NEW E: Brick jime-room Pressed House, north of M, west of Ra heating and vinta fi first-class, State Price, locati id butider. file: 3° Waite —I HAVE SEVEKAL MEDIATE Betchaccrs’for Desiratio Bit Boves ana wines room Houses in ell parts of the city. Owners desiring c Yoel at once will do well to place such property upon my books. ‘I, SLARGARDTER, 619 lata st. Lew m Fo, PENT ONE UNFURNISHED Eyont second floor, 81. ri JROR KENT—TWO COMMUNICATING SECOND story Kooms. Sg oe of cars, — 70K RENTS —STORF, 526 12TH 404 New Jerse: ‘and location. Inquire of P- BRENT FURMSRED HooMS WE rapaKp. stichal Metropolitan bank 0c$0-3t ae near Dupont circle, —— a oe 1749. ae AVE. ROK RENT — Two orf LEASANT F ~FOuNIsuE D T ig07 be av “wl outs ou secotid Hoor of mouse 42 Pe WILODK: 1007 bu ave oO Yenient to curs and herdics; heat, es, “ase of bat JOR KENT — FINE a STORE, 8 FEET terms Baise with or without deep, two show windows: central for any business. Gall aut see it'at 419 Sch nu w FR KENT 1 BEST LocaTic uT Lal vs Fron SENT_PaRT OF HOUSI suitable for housekeepiug fur iafgyenahed furnished. ate f 1457 8 ST. N.W. mepend, and Lie ANTED-TO PROPERTY OWNERS—WE HAVE Demand for Houses s# follows: To Buy in the Frame or Brick, ; Samual Bric! Lease a Handsome House in mont attention, Buildit f at RWC whine etal me iste ANTED—AGENTS—“DODGE'S HORSE-BL. ket Hold keeps the blanket from blowing or al off the horse; nothing Like it im the market; every horse-owner buys; sauiple by mail 25c. STAY- NLK & CU., Providence, 1.1. ov? FOR Ti MEDIATE PURCHASER Seven-room Brick House with mod. imps., in northwest section ; between 7th gpd 1oth end Tana @ ARSTOW, 0025-6 Gib th nw. WAStEoirinst. -CLASS WOMAN FOR CHAM- ber Work, Waitress and Aswist in Washing and froning, priyate family: none need apply Unless gvod recommendations; good wages. Apply sis Tot 2.W. Ways ty ateee g00D “STRONG BOY IN- sinith Shop. but au industrious one peed WM. PHEISER, 1 Brovkland, D.C. W. TED-FOK A PRIVA LD ry class Colored Butler; uone but 4 first-class man pply; must have the beat of references. APDIY wockhes "yi BROS., 1335 F st, 0c29-1m WANTED—A_ RESPECTABLE (German preferred) to Asmst in Cook eral Work; no washing or irouiug. Apply nw. M COAT HAN Seabans “& Besie E Gi and Gen- 106 6th st. oczo- WANTED-THE STRICT ATTENTION WHICH Cur office (with an experience of nearly 30 years) Departinent has is giving to its Rental Keep our houses well tenunted, and Lasleft us with fow houses to ofer for ran Nenidente cr non-residents having, Furnished or Unfurnished Ho: an Stores to ut can have special attention interests ERASE them in our hands. SOHN ‘Bit E CS aus-3u ‘7 F st. ow. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS ANTED_SEC ND-HAND SLIDING TOP ' writ. Address oe DESK, Star tate price and where sam seen. state Price same can be see Ww ANTEDS BUYERS TO KNOW THAT THEY CAN j Heating Stoves and ‘Cheap at G. E. Garth $8, 815 7th oc3U-Lw: TANTED-AMATEUR TALENT FOR A SP gialty Show; steady employment. “Address itn. mediately G.U.8.X., Star office, OC2O-2t* WASLED-COLOKED PORTER WITH GOOD referouce, Alay well recommended, as 8 bundle wrappers, at watts th 416 7thet nw. Must be neat in » FOUd cook and weeps ies mat “Abby “Ts37 12th st. now. aS ACTIVE YOUNG MAN FAMILIAR with the crockery business. Address, with ref- erence, in oe of upplicant to the ite oe a WARE, Star oilic Wisz®! “TWO FIRST-CLASS eat re io. ORAN’S, 2126 Ppa ivania ave. Lew. _ocdt ek Fp een tee ttle Beer Waygou jt ood referénces, ae betionality re’ nt; only answers to all Moines wil ‘Addean B-1.tQue Star office, NIED—A WOOD CARV ‘HOS. ws -" ITH, cor. Ist st. and fadiaas se. LW. \N TO DRIVE A facquainted with the be able to give se- vious employ- be ae zed. jt 7 ea <A YOUNG M. Cutting Mest, DI Cail at 28 H st. ne, oc2z8-st* ES TO HANDLE OUR PLI SH "et Shell Novelties Something new. Seu gammp for circulars, Sample Odor Stand, SOc, cn gWiNG W Sore. Gis apd WOMEX, © (CHAMBERMAIDS, (Boys, Gila apd ober M it positions. a ¥ ENCE OFFICE TIT © ew. cle ai rk )LORED Sek YAN W:xtE win E AND CO) 3 Maldsc also all all ig it of First-class Moria with want 0 Good taferencen., ine NEw NATIONAL OX MENT OFFICE, ANTED—D! SCHOOL, 612 io st.—Pupils ty learn the art of aeeenring, ene oud state by “Sime. va Dress Cutting th the privilege one dress while bave | Tocsoed this new ayaiau thea earn Go me§ of it heat, ta is wuaren: constan' employment. st highest Basted linings cut by ant, withitleeve paviern, for 60 cts. 10-12" ‘ED—GOO! er aLieees oom VASSER a an ER oT ms tO fara workers; ‘comin 3 Clocks, &e. ; gt ay a Hoow 8, Told vue uw. i ocd ZW ANTED — DUMDORES EMPLOYMENT | BU- N= eandevlo for al kinds doiyeatie ator. ity Mdutater: with references. Iemoved to 709 L wt. ‘Employ- oliae ARNS- by Mme. 8 J. MESSER, 908 L st, mw. Re tional aa e ANTED—ACcH bat HAPPEN AT ome, on water or rail. The United States Mu- gual wRociient Association, and best, 0 a ‘death, $25 go Mig oie ty. Costs $15 ny. ,Short Period policies, Call or ‘write. 8. E. i LEN ‘Gent Avent, eoome d 1d 10 Bure: ing, 13th and F’sts, Wis ANTED_ NOW 18 THE TIME TO HAVE YOUR ir Mattresses remade at reasonable prices. or address HOW 8. IBLE, 318 H n.e. oc2 oe WW ANZED — BEING EMBARRASSED FINAN. by sickness in family, I desire a loan of $25 for short time: good references, wecurity and in- terest. Address Box 72, Star office, 29-3? ANTED — HORSES TO WINTER ej . F. Beale’s Stock Farm. Stablii ua Peed |] x month. Horses taker out. ani ig Horase aypectality ton year arcwod. Wor per Sin uire of G.C. DURNO, at turm, or E. B, » Hay Scales, cor, 10th and La, ave. ‘ANTED—TYPEWRITING OR PLAIN COPYING to dodo at home; moderate terms; we oalee B.C.1614 30th stmw. y ANTED-P :RSONS WHO WISH INSTRUCTION in Vocal Especially Church Music free of except singing in choir. Call at Church of the Ascension, co 2th wt. ‘edues. days at 8 p.m, Entrance on 12th st, near: ‘tiled. oeege ANTED— PARLOR FURNITURE UPHOL- stered, Mattresses Made Over; Work Done ina Neat and Substantial Manner; new work sol peed: sunscen © guaranteed. ©. NELSON, 1223 ry y ANTED EIGHT Hi HORSES: T¢ WINTER. For oe oue-d for. 2 ANTED—H, Bau Bi Housebolds [ PAYS THE | raIGHEaT CASH Feathers Eat a eebolds “s apoculty, "hdaress HOHE wv WwW: eS RENT IN 87. JOHN'S: CHURCH, & Pew or Half a Pew for 7A ly) winter in Speer half of the church. Address PEW, Star -ofice: 0c25-6t Ww ANTE BRL Ohad TO RaQ ‘cHaT 414 _Is always ready for all pee Welt ale 0012-1m* ANTED — HORSES: KEEPING Horses Winter and Summer Order box ut PHICE'S Stables, 311 a, Som on B miles trom eity. 0. Sligo Pout Md. pein WANTED — HORSES WINTERED: Rest oF OF sear Ta er ease erences tom oe men Wirz on Sone (OLD FURNITURE: tgaick Soa tee taker eae Pe Wee ia ag ee a oe Wonk, $5 o month. Waser cermetce k SUFFERING "FROM cute SS renee ‘or No Pays DANTE, Bete is 28 RENT IN A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, ms Front oom, with alcove: nicel¥ | 7 RENT—DEC. 1-STABLE ON 30-FOOT AL sume floor.“ Togentionap only. | FOE. aa and 6 sis, Three. Stalin, oor ae a 00) andgas. 1441 Rhode dave. JQOR RENT. ‘THREE UNFURNISHED OR PARTLY mast feerae beat AS SS =e RICK STABLE: THRE room for two cartiages; couchinun’s ro: water, "Apply at 1824 Kut new oc: Kk RENT—LARGE STABLE AND HA st. bet. 1bth and 19th, including Larg Per month. Stable in rear of 1533 tase. month. Aiso Commodious Stable be: Of 1033 Oot nw; 629 per month. BEALL BROW SOOM Ber Fac’ mii BUSINESS CHANCES. F% SALE—LAU: ‘DRY, “LOCATED IN wW., everything connected’ with it-in Giret-clasn OF! larce — = :* oy ae a bes nt Tea ip rncline chance in aid 6 tnd oman Ce Sven ‘Room on cuildren. 51H st. st. new, Mm RENT—TWO DESIRABLE PLEASANT Third-story Front and Communicating Rovtus; heat, yas, water, &c., furnished ; Blo ce ‘Fast Capitol s 407 Fan NI—1422 E ST.—ONE aR R aT: ished Front bed Koo1 ap ‘24 floor, facing Al- — one Unfurnished Boom, pont, 2d Hour, facing 208 oczezte F RENT—1005 13TH st N.W.; ELEGAN hiptae ee floor, Furnished Rooms, with Board; terms moder no children taken. oc2y-3t* 725 CORCORAN ST. TWO CF Furnished 01 OR os furtiished Rooms; second Boor: new house; sputharm cureettcs fetnees heat; modern improvements; with or without board: private family. 0c 29- ROE, BENT S VERY DESIRABLE FURNISHED single or en suite; front lcove, 1206 ash st Pe 7 6 ot. mb1200 6 ut leaving the rwner eat Box 12 ae a oe M305 FR SALE: KERY AND CORFECTIONERY Store, with Horse, Wagon and Route, Cheap, 516 lst st. n.0. ocdonze® Wier DOPARTNER WI! WITH #2500 TO OPEN | Store that will money; advertiser uuder- js the Dustbers aud will furuial more oF ame nt capital. Call from @ to 10 o'cloc 1228 Tthat. uw. eck 7 AD TED—PARTNER IN REAL ESTATE BUST security and Wit } 8500 cash required; good infactory interest will be given, Posi star office, ws AN ACTIVE YOUNG PaTNeR, ‘ atta canwal to ecags tn enor “contract act Dg business; cucineering graduate preferred. | Ad- dress ENGINERLE Stat ofice oc29-3t mn: zoom sontsine bay winters ond a. duet below Yiasa. RENT—NEWLY FURNISHED ees aoe eo second floor of house occupied ay ey — +910 Dee Ferg ralencns roweieed. w. {OR RENT_VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS, PARLOR and Chamber, on Ist, 2d or 3d floors; furnished. 216 Sd st. Be. OR RENT nice » me ply ool k's Ket nw. ‘OR RENT—ONE FURNISHED ROOM, E THER ‘on Ist or 2d flours; With or Without ‘Board; con- | Witter eartingea oc20- us ‘pod SALE 15 ve taken in exci Domestic até | $8 ood sewaii? Grd anid w luen t ALERBACH'S, aud fugrisged agency, iu the Dist nt Lauprowed Donvestic Sewi mmeatic Paper Patterua. ine were Fgh sabe cat. Loree Display, 466 stock of Carriages, Coupes, and Blankets. G MACHINES WHICH jo for the Taght Be nd AT WM. F. GEYER" 406 Pa ave, and yy oupes, Wayous, Harness, Ro Both new and te ee gid, Second-hand. For cash or on easy Dayton Wagons at $70. IQOR SPECIAL. F bee Peayirty UPRIGHT ae oe Mouthly Payment PALACE MGA 25 Mouthly Pay ment 2018 rG Sat TH, 1225 Penn, ave, Beever ot ‘SALE_THE GREATEST PIANO BABoApy “ee offered. —One N. pric ‘d coubitato, wold, eg bo cared oh “asin work focl® * | fl teguaty snale Shemmatiy, deciened | Ftng toa Satna anu soca Sei ae gr pcb it cere oa ae ee us OK SALE—FINE AS6 ASSORTMENT OF HARD- Fe OF Baxp- et prtee lower us lee taken om storage. AH. eta so ve. and Sth st, FoR tated a “ gio ha Saat rages ‘arouse, DAYTONS REDUCED py 72 ne ocl2-Lm us 32d st. a. fe Be) Fe aa ayaa RE S2MO om street, | Fee SALE woURGEuiOT wOOKING | E’ Canaries, ee, Aguari | Bbratt's Dog Food and Medicities. Se for 1zth et. ny - mate Fe, sau THE ~ gr tO™ “GAS | ENGINE xe io Kew of ine Do bandhing’of fast for circular btori riaee price list. b. B, LOST AND FOUND. Yentent to the di nts; herdics pass the doo! UNUSUAL BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY $200. To the right party with $200 or more is terms moderate, ‘after 4 o'clock O24 22d stn. oc2O-at” cilered an opportunity to make $2,000, to $5,000 an- 798 RENT—808 OTH ST. N.W., BEAUTIFUL | S¥2lly. ideo eee, a FFivhcirutshed kome, en suite cr OM ges a = lia CO, Philadelphia, jen' sander: cute housekeeping allowed to careful ee seen to be appreciated ; rent moderate. Wee INGTON LOAN AND TRUST CO. STOCK Bought and Sold by RAN. PRLOUEE. 1313 F street. 0c2b-6t SALE-GARRETT PAI WADESBOKO’, Brown Stone, Tou min Gat An a. Hi ht and other Speculative 1006 F st. now. FR. _ Money to Loun ou Stocks and F&, aoa ‘OR = 473 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. N.W, PRS : RTA PEN Back Furnished Rooms. a 10TH 8T. N.W., FURNISHED KR SALE—AN 0 ESTABLISHED MILK E; suitable for Hout LET AS (OLD, Ei ABLIGHED MILE | i mod. cated near the city. Ap; Ll y ae FIXTUREBAND ‘T—FURNISHED OR UNFU FOR SALE—BAK LOOM, STOCK Kooms, second or third floor; heat, gu Fernivare; Jocation 6th sud Ls sw, Or without board, or for ight house kee; re st, between’ oth and fe pens | ine for selling. In pire ot Ww ents wi YD it. DW, Yous ard Mote mw! oR EXCHANGE-SEVERAL SMALI. HOUSES for Building Mi ial or Vacant Ground. SWORMSTEDT & Suanisy, = A ARE OHANOE—FOR SALE DRY AND FAN Goods Store, 10 7th st. n.e.; excellent opportun- ity for any one contemplating going into business; stock complete; good business and bo competition; Satisfuctory reasons given for selling. ork. C. iGHT. oo 2b. 225 30 8: Sto: with hoat apd gas, immediate Fe RENT — TWO TreAmane F igen acne ; private family. Ory Suet n.w., Rear 806 mR RENT — 17TH ST. sane or T. NW. UNFURNISHED i comimunicati ry Je possession. Rished Rooms with conveniet (OR RENT—1316 G N. NICELY ae nished Room: ieee convenient to WM. C. VIERBUCHEN, 10 7th st, B.€. or 1602 7th st. bw. 0025-6 RENT-. NICELY oS Five 4 pet Aes, water. 1ai5 a ae ee fare aides roo THE OOLOMTAL BEACH HOTEL AND FARM. tel Fully Furnished. R RENT FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED | gy. a Tout Boas ixty Rooms, large French Range, Steam Pump, Re- eeerieen ae = tT a ms, Outside ma privileges, nae Sree pees erin hoceaieae mg hw such as use of Hotei Reservation, fronting 1,200 feet co! iy ea gus; $12. onthe Beach, with apace for Flying Horses, Roller Coaster, Riding Tratk, &e. Also Wharfage from 2 privileges. RENT—THREE BOOMs x Wharves ana Boating floor; table for the Fegan mouths cio ie oe ane Only sheen alte s SeC NI ‘ave. B. Ww. Otice Maan & Co. Fucitic pe X FURNISHED | D PARLOR | _0c25-t for Colonial Beach Lmpt. O8T—ON SUNDAY APT oclocs Littia otas iereer Enon are al reward § rs swertdy to ‘Topay. turved to Li sU0 Ft at. o ~ Lisanne 29, AN AGATE PIN SET — Adal be Gi horns shoe. silver whip crossingt leaving at 459 6 + oat ONDAY | EVENING, BET" Dureli's store, 13th and F.and 1 Hook ccntaining 's Small Sum of picket. Liberal reward foriteretarn. Bi Lansbargh’s, 13th aud F. | Lets -TWO YELLOW BEAGLE GIPS. RETCRE to 58 H st. nw. aud receive reward. oc¥®-2t" & REWARD — LOST OR STRAY: a $5 Small Brindle Female wap Was 6 to the Mae of “Vic.” ‘The abow ‘will be | reture to 1234 8th st nw. see OSt—¥KOM 2109 PENN. AVE, A Wi oar. Keward paid for ber recovery. gt = REWARB-LosT ocToBER 11, IN @ 85 en Mane eer “Duc.” Above reward | Penu ave. uw, F° JOUND—ON BATURDAY LAST, aa Cow: OWNER can bave sawe charges at LU&T South Eapltal'et we sw. a BOARDING. OARD—2 GENTLEMEN CANOBT) Second-story Front . furnished ens: bath on sause floor, with Board for two, $60 per wonth. Private family’: no other roomers.” Apply at 1214 Oth st. nw. ; references exchanged. it Tees: BOARD AT MODERATE PxICE CAN BE gbtained at, 1100, Sth st. nw, iset-alaee oe Ly a anT AT 316 INDIANA AVE, FURNE Pe ag apy? to — aw, GEN. ‘31 ini indians sve. ee Spree ti | REE ES ‘call Sus 12" Peinesivantn ave: ove. | [ESC WANT 20. BUY Ok SELL LOCAL STOCKS is otysron ay. D. ited March 29, 1878. FE qeeton ae ee ee Fe Sates SSeS Sag INSURANCE ON THE COMMON SENSE te sng a ans 14TH ST. lome Institution. Se i Ae. Sele ae ae Frat 0 ae gare Dedede ns! ae ae as REE 00. a or, LOAN8 AND DISCOUNTS A SPECIALTY. %: