Evening Star Newspaper, November 6, 1889, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, THE SOCIAL WORLD. WHAT A CATTLE TRAIN DID. Lf D. C.. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 6, 188 SIGNALING AT SEA. ‘Weddings and Talk of of Weddings—Per-|A Street Car Smashed and a Man/ Amendments to Rules of the Road sonal Notes of laterest. The wedding of Mise Virginia Ogden Niles, daughter of the late Samuel V. Niles of this city, and Mr. Wm. Thompson Harris will bea quiet home wedding owing to the mourning in which the bride and her mother have been in. ‘The marriage will be solemnized at 7:30 this evening at the residence of the bride’s mother by the cousin of the bride, Rev. Dr. Addison of ‘trinity church, and his son, Rev. D. D. Addi- son of Beverly, Mass. Mr. Lee Phillips and Mr. Forbes Beale will receive the guests at the door and show them into the beantifully decorated drawing rooms. Mr. Newton Eustis will be best man to the m, and the bride will enter the room with her mother, escorted by Miss Anna Wilson, daughter of Judge Jeremiah Wilson, and six bridesmaids: Miss Bary Pratt, Miss Jessie Smith of Springfield, Ill, the Misses Emory of Baltimore, and the Misses Cammack, cousins of the bride. Mrs. Niles will give her daughter's hand into the keeping of Mr. Harris. Owing to the mourn- ing retirement of Mrs. Niles and Miss Niles a small number of guests were invited to the house, com oprising Ca the relatives, very inti- mate iriende and neighbors of the family. Miss Carrie L. Deckman, daughter of Mr. H. Deckman of this city, and Mrs. Wm. and Mr. Chas. H. Bauman will be married this evening at 7:30 o'clock at ‘aul's lish Lutheran church, the patho the es Rev. Dr. Domer, otliciat- ‘Miss Susie Koch will be maid of honor Mr. Jas. McGlue, jr., will act as best man, The ushers will be Mr. Ed. W. Koch, Mr. Jno. G. Hodges, Mr. Chas. Reiter aud Mr. Jno. Eber. After the ceremony the bridal party will drive to the residence of the bride's pa- rents, where a reception will be held and a col- jation served. Owing wo a late severe indis; sition of the bride the projected wedding journey will be postponed until the spring sea- son. Mr. and Mrs. Warner Baldwin Bayley are on their wedding journey and are now visiting friends of the groom at Syracuse, N.Y. On their return to the city. which will be in the course of ten days, they will go direct to the home of the bride's father, Gen. Williamson, at No. 1758 N street, where they will reside for the present and where they will see their trends, Civil Service Commissioner Hugh S. Thomp- son and Mrs. Thompson are located for the winter season at No. 1332 Massachusetts avenue. Mrs. Thompson will be at home on Wedn days during the season beginning in Dece Miss Thompson is still in Charleston. will not be back in the city before De Civil Service Commissioner Theodore Roose- velt has taken a house on Jefferson place for the season, but will not bring his family here until next month. Mrs. Roosevelt is at their country place at ter Bay, L.L, and has her two-weeks'-old baby with her. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Bates of Kentucky are at the Portlond for the winter. They have with them Miss Bates of Kentucky, whose first win- ter this will be in Washington. Mr. J. F. Ulmstead of the Portland left the city yesterday for the Hot Springs in Arkansas, whose healing waters he hopes to prove. Monday night a party of friends met at the residence of Miss Lou Pettibon 4 lith street southwest, to celebrate the eighty-fourth birth- day of her aunt, Mrs. L. A. Wright. Mrs. Charles M. Warren has returned home after an absence of three months in the south, Miss Bird Warren, daugiter of the late Capt. Edward K. Warren of Kentucky, is the guest of Mrs. W. H. Sweene: Miss Terese Stinchcomb, daughter of the late Mr. W. W. Stinchcomb of Georgetown, and Mr. Edward B. Farland were married at Christ church. Buitimore, yesterday at noon. Mrs. W. E. Whitfield and her little ones are located at the Buckingham for the wmter. hav. ing rented her house furnished. as Lieut. W.E. Whitfield lies | very bot, the nay: i 1 hospital. A Wife ieotee Sentenced. Last night about 9 o’clock word was received by Officers Trammell and Barnes of the eighth precinct that Allen Colbert, a colored man. who lived on the Glenwood road, was | beating his wife, Jennie. Hastening to the | house they found Colbert and tuok him in custody. He had just attempted to clean the floor of blood, which, he said, was from chiekens he had killed. When a light was pro- eured the wife was found suffering from a wound in the head, from which the blood was oozing. She had been brutally kicked and beaten, but was able to be in court this morn- ing. She appeared in court with’ her head bound upand eyes black and testified the they had been married about fifteen years he had frequently be: her. Colbert denied that he had assaulted her end said that when he got home she was not there aud when he found her she had been beaten and he took her home. He was sentenced to ten mouths in jail. —_—_ Mr. Maurice du Pont’s Marriage. To the Editor of Tux EveNixG Stan. In the last two issues of your paper have been statements regarding the recent marriage of Mr. Maurice da Pont, which, to say the least of them, are misleading. His marriage has not “se jized™ his family, but, with a full knowledge of the facts, was contracted with | their approval. Miss Fitz-Gerald is a young | lady of cultivation and refinement who, through adverse circumstances, was forced to. suppor herself. The only scandal connected with this marriage is the unwarranted falsehoods pub- | lished concerning it by the press. Hoping that the insertion of the above will not occupy too much of your valuable space, A Retarive. The Death | Record. During the twenty-four hours ending at noon today deaths were reported to the health office as follows: White—Christopher Grammer, 69 years; Mary Rountree, 72 years, and Isabel Maury, 75 years, Colored—Carter Richards, 54 ears; Wm. R. Washington, 6 days; Sarah E. jones, 22 years, and John H. Haynes, 58 years. dsm Disorderly Negroes in the County. Last night about 9 o'clock while a festival was in progress at a colored church on Grant avenue in the county a number of young col- cored men were disorderly on the outside and attempted to force their way into the church. Special Officer Smallwood called Officers Nich- olson and McNamara, who were mounted, and they attempted to arrest some of the rowdie: when some ten or a dozen shots were fired, one or more supposed to be aimed at Officer McNamara. One of the roughs grappled with Officer Nicholson, and after a tussle broke away. The officers succeeded in arresting three boys who were in the crowd—Henry Adams, Charles Bird and Wm. Bettis. Judge Miller in the Police Court this morning imposed on the prisoners a tine of #5 each or 15 days and ex- Poa that he could not, under the vy Court ordinances, impose a more severe pentence. ——-—_ — The Corcoran Cadets’ Fair. The National Fencibles and Logan Rifles of second battalion were the guests of the Cor- coran Cadets last night and another large crowd at the fair was the result. Tonight the Union Veteran corps (third battalion), Maj. T. B, Harrison commanding, will attend the fair. | ‘The Cadets will escort them from their armory, | corner 7th and L streets northwest, to the fair. ‘The joual Guard band furnishes the music every night. aT Carmotic CENTENNIAL, BaLtmmore—Rovnp | Tar Tickets $1.20 via Paxxsyivania Raii- moaD.—The Pennsylvania railroad will sell round-trip tickets to Baltamore at the reduced rate of $1.20, good going November 7 to 12 and available for return until November 36, tuclusive. —_—___ THE COURTs. Covnr iv Genenat Txum.—Chief Justice Bing- ham and Justices Hagner and James. Yesterday—Pillin, t. District; argued and submitted. = Crmcert Covrt—Ju Montgom Yesterda: United Bates rt. Warren ot al; default and inquest ordered. Minasha Wooden- ware Nag sree, Hip Hosmer; demurrer sus- leave to answer. Cornwell & Son agt. mag ery, Judgment of eondemna- on. laintiff called and suit dismissed. - Ri Onpmaxs’ Covet—Judge Cor. Yesterday—Estate of Richard R. Marcy, de- Crushed to Death. TWO ACCIDENTS THAT OCCURRED ALL IN A FEW ‘MINUTES—EXCITING TIMES AT A VIRGINIA AVE~ NUE CRossING— WHILE THE GATES WERE OPEN. Shortly after 8 o'clock last night an cast- bound cattle train stopped on Virginia avenue. and by its unusual length completely blocked the crossings at both 3d and 43g streets. So long did the obstruction continue that a num- ber of vehicles congregated on both sides of the track at 4!4 street, four on the north side being street cars of the Metropolitan railway com- pany. The conductor of the cattle train finally cut his train in two at 4%¢ street. Then he signaled Gate Keeper Lewis to raise the bars, and when that had been done the stream of wagons and streetcars poured through until the last car, No. 19, started to cross the tracks. The gates were still up and the conductor made no move, but Engineer Wilcox evidently thought it was time to move on, for he backed down for the purpose of cor ge J up the cut- off cars, as it is stated, without giving any warning. THE STREET CAR STRUCK. The street-car driver. Robert Felter, saw the train coming toward him, and he put the whip to his horses, but he could not escape. An in- stant later and his car was struck by the peng section of the cattle train. There was a cr: ® rattling of broken glass, the shriek of « woman, the hoarser cries of several badly scared men, and the car was off the track. The car driver was slightly damaged, and so was William Bond of 528 4%; street. Others were shaken up and bruised, but only one was se- verely injured—a colored woman named Lu- cinda Willis, whose head was cut deeply in several places, A MAN TORN To PIECES. The street car was soon replaced on its track and the train was coupled up, but the worst had not come. Shreds of human flesh and scraps of clothing scattered along the south siding and a mangled body at Providence hos- pital are in the second chapter. The cattle train had barely started out to go cast when the engine —No, 307—struck a man who was, it is believed, sitting on the track about 100 yards east of 3d street. Engineer Wilcox at once shut off steam and found that the unfortunate man was wedged tightly in behind the cow- catcher, Officers Burns and Henry and Harry Hutton, the ambulance driver, were on the spot in a little while and they worked hard to get the victim out. Considerable force had to be used and it was necessary for Mr. Hutton to take off his coat and craw! in beneath the en- gine before the man could be extricated. Every one present supposed that life was ex- tinct in the crushed mass of humanity that was placed in the ambulance. Both of the man’s feet had been cut off and were lying alongside the track. His right hand was terribly lacer- ated and the right arm broken in several places. His mouth was smashedin and every Tooth broken off, while his bloody Sealy over- hung features that were unrecognizable be- cause of the cinders that had been ground into | them. The only symptom of life was a slight stomachic tremor until the ambulance arriv. at Providence hospital, and there the man said: “TAKE THEM THINGS OFF ME.” Officer Henry at once asked him who he was and he replied: “I am James Sullivan, and I live at 938 Boundary; I work for the Electric car company.” Half an hour later he died. He was about twenty-two years of age. The police say that Sullivan was undoubtedly under the influence of liquor when he was run | over. Shortly before that occurrence he was seen in the vicinity of the 3d-street crossing in company aula ina named Wiiliam Murphy and both were evidently intoxicated. John Suili' fa 2d end ad streets this morning and found sey- eral pieces of flesh and remnants of clothing, AN INQUEST TOMORROW. The coroner will hold an inquest at the eighth precinct station tomorrow. —— Let Well Enough Alone. From the Boston Courier. First mother—“‘I am sure it is such a trouble getting the boys ready for Sunday school.” Second mother—“It is, indeed, Your boys -y good boys, I believe?” F. M. (with pride) —“They are.” “Then I don’t see what you want to send them to Sunday school for. “They might get into bad company Brains and Early Marriage. From the Le They have debating school down in ast Jefferson this fall. This is because they let Cicero and Napoleon and the rest of those old fogies alone and give their attention toreal, live, practical issues of today. Atthe last | meeting the question under consideration wa «Resolved, That early marriage is desirable.” ome of those present, described by the Pema- quid Messenger correspondent as “pompous gentlemen whose lordiy social status is so high and lofty, above the groveling ways of such clodhoppers as we,” refused to discuss the question, and one of them proposed another question, which, he said, had ‘some brains in it.” The majority of the company, however, decided that the question of early marriage was one requiring 28 much brains as any, and went Fight on with the discussion, How Turkish Harems Are 1 Are Filled. From the New Keview. The polygamous Turkish beys and agas, whose hitherto regular supply of Circassian girls from the Caucasus has been cut off from them since the annexation of the province by Russia, have recourse uow to a bold system of rape. They swoop down upon an Armenian | village, with their armed acoytes and carry off | to their harems, by main force, a8 many good- looking girls and women as they can lay hands [his is permitted to them. and the modus era by which the abduction of Armenian girls is rendered legal by the Moslem judges | may be summed up as follows: When the rela. tives present themselves in court to claim the abduoted victim,the ravishers are ready with a brace of Moslem witnesses (one hundred could be produced if wanted), who declare an oath that the See oR wouén prouounced in their presence the regular formula of the Mos. Jem fait! and “There is no God but God, Mohammed is his prophet.” The judge there- upon dismiswes the case on the ground that | e stolen and ravished girl has by that pro- proven abjured her former faith and embraced Mohammedamism. And the verdict of these upright judges is not to be set aside. ened tacoma Insanity of Mr. Ten Broeck.! A San Francisco dispatch states that in the superior court room in Redwood City Saturday the weight of four score years, his hair as white as the driven snow and his face marked with the furrows of time. It was Mr. Richard Ten Broeck, the once famous horseman, ‘viagped, name is familiar to the sporting aneay both continents. He was being examined commission of lunacy. ‘Ten Broeck aidan ot San Mateo with his family. He married his | present wife, a handsome middle-aged lady, | in Keutucky twelve years ago. ‘or some months he has shown indications of a de- ranged mind and has labored under the im- pression that his wife is trying to poison him and that she has employed agents to kidnap him in order that she may secure his prop- erty. To secure himself against these imag- inary attacks he keeps a small arsenal of knives and pistols in his room. His wife testi- tied that he has threatened to killher. Ten Broeck testified in his own behalf, aud his ac- tion was far from resembiing those of one who was insane, although old age had undoubtedly | rendered him somewhat erratic in manner, The report of the commission was withheld until November 14. In the meantime Mrs. Ten Broeck filed a petition ask: the court to a) int a guardian for her busband. Dr. Buck- Ry of San Francisco testified that Ten Broeck is insane. In 1838 dispatches were printed from California announcing that Ten Broeck was in- ceased; petition of next of kin for a point- ment of Horace Jarboe and Hugh T, Deexast as administrators filed. Estate of Mary E. Neal; executor bonded and qualified Estate of Mary Stockton Howell; will fully proved by witness. _—ee U.S. Naval Officers Cause Comment. A cablegram from London last night says: A statue in memory of the landing of Prince William of Orange was unveiled at Brixham im Deven today. Commander McCall, Lieuta. Osterhaus and White and Ensign Klein of the U.S. steamer Enterprise attended the cere- mony in uniform. Their presence is the sub- ject of considerable comment, the affair being really an Orange display. sane at Menlo park, in aa state. He had been ap ardent and aggressive turfman, and in 1856 invaded England with a stable of American race horses. His stable’ ‘e defeat at Good- wood, in 1857, and * success in the sub- sequent race for the Cesarewitch handicap, | peo; after a dead heat by three, are matters of turf there sat an old man whose form was bent with | Adopted by the Maritime Conference. In the international maritime conference Yesterday imntediately after recess the amend- SECTION OF A TRAIN BACKED | ment proposed by the delegates from the | Netherlands to article 5 was taken up. This amendment provides for the lights to be car- | ried by vessels not under command and vessels laying telegraph cablee. On motion of Dele- gate Goodrich no definite position was assigned | to these lights, but they are to be carried in ® position and place where they can best be seen, The amendment was adopted. Proposition was laid before the conference whether or not it is necessary to have in the daytime a special signal for steamers Proceed- | ing under sail without steam power which are | manageable—for instance, a triangular-shaped | body in the foreto an After some discussion the Proposition was adopted. An amendment previously offered by the delegates from Great Britain was taken up, providing that vessels which from accident are not under command shall at night carry in the same position as the white lights that steam- flee are required to carry in place of that light two red globular lanterns, and in the day shall carry two black balls or 8! apes, each two not lower than the foremast head, The amend- ment was adopted. The conference then ad- journed until Friday. A DANGEROUS DRUG. One Should Beware in Meddling With Cocaine. From the St. James Gazette. Cocaine, as is now well known, is a very valuable but an exccedingly dangerous drug. and M. Dufournier has lately published in the Archives de Medecine the remarkable results of his investigations into its use. Cases where accidents have occurred are very numerous, and there is hardly a surgeon using cocaine who has not had occasion to witness them. As early as in 1887 Dr. Mattison published the ac- count of forty such instances and the roll of victims who have lost their life from a dose of cocaine has now reached as high as nine. Ina large number of cases it has given rise toa | species of poisoning, from which the patient usually recovers. Among the phenomena characterizing this form of poisoning one ob- served in a patient of Dr. E. Bradly is worthy of special mention. This patient was taken with facial paralysis, from which he did not recover for six months. Other symptoms are hallucinations, great excitement and cerebral agitation, and, finally, Dr. Leslie Calloghan in one case saw the entire body covered by a scarletinform rash, Dr. Szunman, wishing to remove a large wart situated at the base of the thumb of a young girl of twenty, injected under the skin, close to the wart, one cubic centimeter of a one-in-ten solution of cocaine. The patient felt no pain, but as the little wound was being sewed Lay peng she suddenly lost her color and | fainted; her pulse became weak and slow, and her hands and feet stiffened. Water was dashed in her face and she recovered con- sciousness, but she did not regain at once her sense of resting. as she kept asking where her hands were. this time the stiffening had extended to % © whole of her person, but these alarming symtoms q quieted down little by little and by half an hour's time they all came toa happy end. This case represents the mild- est form of cocaine poisoning. Between this form and the cases in which death ensued come in a series of seyerer forms, in which the alarming symptoms lasted three hours to five or six days. coe FOREIGN NOT The accounts of the horrors of the electric doners, and almost nullified the efforts of the electric light companies seeking to replace the gas lamps with electric lights throughout the metropolis, Gen. Ruiz Sandoval has been arrested in the In connection with this amendment the | ¢orroa feet in diameter, six feet apart, in front of but | WANTED—SITUATIONS. FOR RENT—ROOMS. _ ANTED—WHITE MAN AS BUTLER T Wine te Family; references req mired Abby 1} fag WiterimanSurme Son Coons. 9103 TO $75. is nen, in Clty or oy SSE. A COONS teat 1% v3 W. Hands: Colored Cooks. SA BS, 926 F st. uw. Wa ree ALE BE WOMEN COCKS Ik THE | ‘hambermaids, city, bg te | or Girise sch ek, DIC eee! ‘nw. Men. 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Wate =D—A MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN (WHITE), uiet, meat hubits, to assist in the care of & month-old infant. Must’have experience and good references. Addrese, with particulars, INFANT. Star TLED COLORED MAN 55 0D ‘TE! rr V Howework: must bea, good Waiter and live in northwest part of city and give reference. Waxes B18, “Address Box 146, Star office. n4-3t! ws (TED-LEARNEKS FOR PROF. CHRIST- NER’S New International Tailor System, with inch-rule or tape measure alone, as all scientific tailors cut. Patterns and materials cut aud instruc: ton piven by Mme. 8. J. MESSER, 903 L st, nw, Ww TED—AN EXPERIENCED AND CAPABLE White Nurse to sttend children between five aud ten years of ase references requized, ADDIY i tolvam,119Qse nw. Araceae ws A YOUT WITH SOME KNOWLEDGE of Tailoring, capable of waiting on trude, Only those of good nd: experience and the best of refer- éuees heed apply. Address Lox 128, Star office, ba-3t WANTED-A BID GED WHITE WOMAN to Cook and do General House Work ; no Seshing | o eference required. Apply at 1’ Ww Fini ent tor a Daily Address, stating experience und giving reference, W. T., care Riggs house, was ‘tTED—A KELIABL A iO to Invest from $100 te $au0 a a Nigs Otlice Bask. hess; good salary; steudy position, Address vf ns VANTED—A_ NEAT LIGENT YOUNG Lady i yvewriter, willie te travel ag secretat to a business’ “ag Segoe ‘waxes fair; permanent. dress U.Z., Star nd. eee WOMEN, CHAMBERMAL Boys, Girls and Sober ‘Meu for ali business, Heaton. EET OEROE OE Government position ENCE OFFIC! E, 711 Go. W (ST-CLASS NEW iterncon Paper ay SPS) Pa ee Cooks, Waiters, City of Mexico for challenging Gen. Martin Gonzalez, chicf of staff of President Diaz, and not for political reasons, It is said that Gen. Sandoval has been engaged in revolutionary schemes in South Araerica and that his extra- dition is demanded, Emperor William took leave of the sultan to- day and sailed at noon for Venice. The London Daily News’ correspondent in Crete asserts that outrages on the island have not ceased. He says that three leading Chris- tiuns have been placed under arrest. The prince of Wales sailed on the royal yacht Osborne from Alexandria for the Pireus yes- terday. Upon his arrival at Alexandria from Cairo he received an ovation. soe An ‘Underground Mystery. From Puck Uncle Si Low (watching pile drivers at work on a West street foundation)—“‘Waal, I swow! I've heerd about your buryin’ the wires, but this do beat ali.” _ Idler—‘What’s this got to do with it?” Uncle Si—Why, when you git them tele- graph poles druv into the ground, how do the | men git down t to string th the wires eee id A Cold-Air I Pipe Line. From the New York Sun. A company has laid a main in Fulton street and will begin next week to supply the butchers of Washington market with cold air. The sup- ply may be regulated by acock. The air is made frigid by the ammonia system, The butchers will use the space formerly occupied by ice to put meat in. The company intends to supply restaurants and saloons and possibly summer resorts in the city, just as soon asit gets its Pipes | laid, New Out- Door Game for Ladies. Ringoal is anew English out-of-door game for ladies. It is played with grace hoops and sticks and two nets eight feet high and ten feet | wide. It is proposed to make it rival and rule out tennis, if possible, as it exercises both arms, both shoulders, both hands and the whole body ; in the running and turning necessary to catch | bor uh before they reach the goals or ‘A True. Sporteman. From the American Angler, | Iwas fishing last summer ina lake in Can- da. But few people lived near. | considerable distance from a railroad station | and it was almost impossible tosend fish home. | It was easy, therefore, to catch more than | could be used. I had just captured a fine bass ‘and said to my boatman: “Put him back; I ‘ have had all the sport I can get out of him,” I | well remember the look of surprise upon his countenance as he replied: "t you goin’ to keep all the fish you e ketch? “Why, no,” I said, “we can’t use them. never waste fish, I am here for the sport of catching them and for the pleasure of being upon this beautiful lake and breathing this | pure air, that bass and how uncertain it was for some time whether he would or would not get away, But I got him and now he is back again in the water as good as ever and tomorrow he may be game for some one else. Why sbould anf fill | the boat with fish that we can’t use and waste | them?” “By thunder,” said he, “they don’t many act hat way. Why, not long ago I rowed for two gentlemen from the states. They wouldu’t put | back a single fish and every day they ketched | more than they could use or give away. They actually wasted more than a hundred big bess. If they'd all do as you do this lake wouldn't git fished out.” pide An Anarchist Anniversary. The anarchists of St. Louis will hold a meet- ing next Sunday to commemorate the death of their brother anarchists in Chicago on Novem- ber 11, 1887. The prominence taken by anacchistic sympathizers in St. Louis leads to the belief that the headquarters of the move- ment have been transferred to that city. Acircular has been sent out by the Progressive workingmen’s association, which is one of the most venomous radical ever published. It was printed recently in New York for St. Louis an- archists, and has been distributed all over the country. ‘his circular is composed of about eight pages; the borders are printed black to nity mourning, the black lines coming to- gether in the center to represent two gallows frames, On the cover of the pamphlet is in- scribed in bold letters: “In memoriam of the martyrs of the working people murdered at Chicago on November 11, ‘eset: eummanen kth den epee K. L. Boone, a member of the Georgia house A three-masted schooner sunk about two | of representatives, Hall , Was found miles off White Shoals, Lake Michigan. All opel in his bed yesterday at boarding hands were paesneey lost. in Atlanta, The committee on invitations to the centen-| At ahr es Ont., during the service Se _ nial of the ratification by North Carolina of the tnceers See ae Constitution, have ived a letter from Jef- whom was Ser areal, WA Cpe oo | Memeak egret care a count arose on celebration on the ita Titualistic practicss, It was a} 1! You saw what a tussle I bad with | ANTED—WHITE AND COLOR. MENT OF} Sear SCHOOL, ¢ 612 13TH ‘Pupils to learn the art of Measuring, Cutting A), Fitting’ by ‘Mme. Washington's Dress’ Cutting Seale, with the privilege of making one dress while Jearning. All who have learned this new systein speak of it in highest terms. Pupils guaranteed constant employment at highest pay, Basted linings cut by Ineasurement, with sleeve pattern, for dU cts. nts wanted, o19-18t" BU- WASTED (| DUNDORE'S | EMPLOYMENT reau, conducted by ladies, Men aud Women, red, for all kinds of domestic labor, city white and colored, aud states: with references. Removed to 709 L st. n.w. _ 0031-60" Wi y ANTED-—WE WANT To HIRE AN ENERGETIC stamp mit PPny Gos Chie ago, 1 ViEXSal su sweres No Postal an- -8t ANTED—AGENTS—“DODGE'S HORSE ket Holder"; keeps the blanket trom blowii sliding off the horse; nothing like it in the 1market: every horse-owner buy: crs eas by Se. STAY Nk & CO,, Providence, P29- L ANTED—GOOD_ INSTALLM ASSER for new fine of Albums, Pictures, Toilet Sets, Clocks, &c.; salary aud commission to hard workers; experience not necessary, Must have references. Koom 8, 1010 F st, n. J ANTED — MALE AND | FEMALE | 01 aiters, Servants and Clerks; also Coachmen to sll Positions Cellatouce at SANSBURY'S bi Agency, 1419 LW., Basement, oc] 2- Ian ANTED-LADY AGENTS — ALSO MEN immense new tang ee Foe made Pest dinner; another $16 ur. DO firs Tot chars it ne. anaes Waxte you FIG rib's Now System of Addition solves thamcane of “lixhtuing cxleulation;” learned in an hour. For highest indorseiment and particuiars inclose stwnp to eee ©O., Jobuston Bidy., Gincinat ANTED—BY THE MARTYN Buen lego Employment Bureau) Pupils to Enter, Gra. uate aud Fill Positions at Good Salaries, Circulars obtai evel Building, 313 6th st. ‘nw city. ocl-3un WAN ‘TED--HOUSES. ANIED—BY FISH & MILLER, 1’ N.W., to Keut Unuturnished by the Year, a Neat, Con: venient Hotlse with about 1 locus, bet. Diba Yeh and Gand M sts, 2.w. n4-6t ANTED. ‘05 OR 6-ROOM jopses, Lata ats? ent aud iocation, uses in rood locality . ease: A Handwonie NEILL Adu ‘Bultding, bE Ww ANILD 1 HAVE | SEVEIAL ity. Owners desiring at ouee wal ‘© such Pruperty upon Te SLAKGAKD Tes, 1d Lota st, Lew H sts.n.w. ing location suid terms. WASTED Iwo UNIURNISHED OR PARTLY Furnished Kooms with bard for gentleman, wife and hitie gurl A;*brivate fauily ferred. Address KESTDLN 1, St 1 WANTEDSEWO Ou Hs VY Secon. Flour itooms, with housckeepiix, oy Pent trom S10 w & W ANTED—bBY GENTLE. or three Unfurnished i west of Vermontave, sud norta of Penns; hear De Sais st, if possible. Address oitice. Audre FOR SALE-LOTS, CHA’ | WANERR. Situation in Fire COMEED AE, CHAMBEEMAID, seamstress and capabli indies; ar sweet eof waiting of best New —1909 I ST. N.W., PLEASANT AND Furnished Room with Board ina pri st i meds Waste: Ep AT Pikes | ONS i ene aay Vou Rares, Seacatirene Ae ag Dy F°%... RENT 1418 Fen. fiers. SAM'L A COOMBS 820'F et nw n de } Son Qe Fk eho Bots o8 CoNNECTIONT avy WANTED. G0 TO DICKS AGENCY FOR cooRS * Pe a ad ie Butlers, Watters: and’ ant ge — 13 "aoa = Pirie nw. Iso European St Chobe eae See rN rinsed ro dcccrT Leu RAPECIAL BARGAIN — LOT, hi RE xT 0: SO occ! ew Ham pebis Sithih, Cooke Pew "yg ees F Lance : -story Frout Koom: handsomely 5x82 4 rear Wientine Shoe Beat is). Ho Housekeepers, Ang Kite! <4 tTurnished ; Me ty ae $40, without #10. best of refer- per sq. foot. caay iia nen Fortere, BUNNMAM'S L110 ak. pane | eucee Kivch. 0» Capitol Hill. a BEALL. BROWN & CO. 1321 Pot. Foe, 82 =r COMMUNICATING FUR-| JQOR SALE—PINE si “APaRiMENT Wy ANTED-8Y_a NEAT, RESPECEABLE cor: | Fetbedtoo Soden smammeimama ae (AEE I aoe ee fy, Ae eee red Girl, a Place as Wait: _ “y wo firat-chiss references, Callat 1110 Slat st meee ite ES FURNISHED noon |! So Pte sare. ve or = Howve Keeper! ae gy et — TOR ROLE Ta 16TH ST. AND ing, read or wait on an iuvalsd , references if ry = ND BED ee quired. Address WIDO' rome Gest | BS ey ER — eontie. | ee P YOUNG 303 rat. TOR SALE“1Or ONS 100 f. inen southern expawure: erate Ares aud Fewisige leat — CHARLES MARLYN. 607 1a = bath; strictly private f Wintrttisfumiy ae oat BY AC A COLORED wonta in private family Rood: references, Address 1 sLow. RoR ke e— SHED —TWO VERY | PJORSALE—at PEK SQ FOOT: iD Wie YOUNG MAN WHO HAS HAD (a SS ob Memnachubetts ave. or. th ana fh atm nsion business ani Srypem Zoom with east bay windowabd alcove, heat gas aud | B®. ‘Ths Jot tacos se of 70 Fike « Portion with some Eee or arm. beat of | BS ry ih. with sate ey Teferences riven. “Address BOX 8 lac omen bata! Parties with mochildren preferred. | Sim. withavemee, & batzyy “ ANTED BY ARESPECTABLE ee [oR RENT ye Ss & BRADLEY. P at. aay T-1310 GST. N.W, FURNISHED Li w Sate Work. Cal ¢ Se ad- | Fret, oom, eecoud, 4 oor; convenient locatio! JOR SALE—THE NW. CORNER OF STH AND NTED-BY A YOUNG MAN 23 YEARS OLD, pa BOO | et The). sont wal'cr bata iG ‘ANT ee end ee ERS ol Forse RENT—LARGE AND SMALL NEWLY FUR- lsome: Umee opposite on Stay oy ap Bee Tenkee oe othr eann sod Eneiien. 8 b bath, heat and ces, formerly SWORMSTEDE s HRADLE Star omice. Te" moan; Cheerful dung room ou | » ‘at low rates. OK SALE—GOOD Lor, rr) SST. Sean xEW ripe none fect ae IN FAMILIES | tion, wear business center, Call at F10 Lith st tay ave; 23h 0 aligy feb Ay or Rid take home, Perfect fitting guaranteed. i $180 per toot. oh eTHER TOD, CUTTER, Staroffice. n6-3t a 5 RENTIFURNISHED FRONT ROOM, FOR TED—BY A YOUNG LORED WO WOMAN, a one or more, $10; heat, gas and bath. on eae TaKOME PARK LOTS, Fh fone a Tor Met tuntion ae Nutee or Chaimbermaid: wood ciiy | partly or uifursiahed he Bate ouch ing ‘a ee pee ee ee KCTS, am ref cea, _Call or address: ranklin st. now. 1° st. now, ute i at ANTED-BY A } YOUNG LADY Wi GOOD | FOR ne ECLASS Boal Ni EUR. W ‘Penman, quick and en ae Faz pe Ee 0 Fe SALE-ON MET RR AND Abyorsisg out. Staromices’ © *°* gsi | FRoRRENT—maNpsomery FURNISHED noo, Py ge 4 ed Eokington. E cu suite or single: part or whole of house at mod- | water, sewer, gas, ke Want ANTED—BY AN EXPERIENCED COLOKED | erate rate; bite <amiaieae Be Tying Ground fora new sp porter in grvceny or bs duvets can furan good | on dine a Thee ae” aha a > <<a Mt ln ‘ Teterencen Washington st. Fone he Roome gad Beth; ero me | Foes Pa xT ean 2X PRIME BEAUTIFULLY also e third-s rooms erraced Building Lota, LSxv0 to alley ; front- Weegpanteigeligy sr MAKER A A FEW EN- Rouse: “ited salt ¥; uo children. 1331 aeth st. Wee ant te; ne betwese Sd and dh. ae ire families. - SI we st nw, (Oc: i” ¥., star office. net 1: a ae | Kk RENT—TWO LARGE COMMUNICATING | JOR SALE— 5 ANTED BY 4 imdb ae WHITE GIRT, Pie furpished: suitable for light bonsekeep- | KV tween snd Mt feet freaks “peice rion ter e-3 Sham in 1 5. b and bette amuueriagd in private family: good | ine; with use of Parlor, price & 10 Tet. nw. | time, $1 ‘SCHILD! Stvend Fee ED—FIRST-CLASS DRESSMAKER; WILL goin famitice st al ROK RENT—1725 CORCORAN ST, TWO COM- x NEAR 13TH, ny Fo " — CHOICE, wiser: oroushly nrntads Attg Bb of en 00 pl ting sp teonegr = Unfurnistied wey » Lot 20x00 a. ane uare Feet 1 tnd and drape. Tr; Mew house: southern exposure: furluase vy Yard 13 ‘ceuta, va Address M.J-D., Star office. Heat modern iraprovenetita, with oF withoit & PUCKETT Sos Fe See veer - Soon private farily, WANTED A’ FIRST-CLASS BAR 7 TENDER wants @ Position at once; hotel reterences. dress X.¥.A.Z., Star office. neat NTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL, @ Place as Chamber Maid Wait family. 141 Dst-ne. eduteemmeacy = = ~ os ANTED SIT ITUATION BX soa E RST CLASS is] in a Address SWEDISH COOK, Star office. tees: WASLED-BY A RESPECTA ABLE & Situation as Experienced family, or as Porter in ences, Call JOR SALE— BO LOTS NEAR DUPON 20x60. 109 cash. ‘CTROLE. ny FOREES —AT 700 1_N = nished Second and Third-story Frout Room Southern exposure, central; also Z Kear Koon: Lished for light housekeeping. JJOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS IN house, second floor, alcove in frout room, large Closets, farnece heat, electric be nd speaking tubes, convenient to avenuecars. 906 7 Fe RENT—COR. 9TH AND MASS. A RG! Nicely-furuished Rooms, with Board: ‘southe rm and eastern exposure; references exchanged. nod-; FU RENT—TO A QUIET MARRIED COUPLE, 2 SALFTWO MOST DESIRABLE Lore, KEW Hampshire ave. near Dupont. circle 1.50 foot. Apply Cl KF fronts: 24th <y SALE — BARGAINS — CHOICE Lore ar ‘great Gleu, Md. “Small Payment down, bala ORD. 1410 Gat. VERY CHOICE LOTS IN MT. aut at 20, 25,50 and past aseas BR. HERTFORD, LORED MAN iter in private store or iriver refer- or address 1520 === st. “3 cel Vii TED—A LADY Des! FOR her French Maid. ‘address ses lou ent 2.W. A no: ly Furnished Second-story Room with Board, wectoam TT + ANTED — BY A RESP! se fee (gg FES terms es as oad FOR SALE — M woman, a Place as First. ‘Covkk; best, of lt sna Heaie ot SC ‘EO! references. ‘Call 2217 Lat. .w. Ti R RENT — NICELY ECL ISHED™ ROOMS, SCELLA NEOUS. Fo BY A WHITE GIRL, A aie es ith Board. 1908 Sunderland piace. JOR SALES FINE DARK BROWN HORSE, SIx- Chambermatd and willing to a NT—TWO COMMUNICATING amas teon teh sound aud kind, will drive double good city reterences, Call at 1760 beautifully cine. ¢ Papered aud painted, with private j tory and closet; first fi 407 F st a. per mouth, JOHN ‘SHERMAN & CU. Fo RENT — DELIGHTFUL SUNNY ROOMS. single or en suite, in private family: furnished: jarze double corner house ; south and east fronts; bay windows; open grates; references required. 1101 + st. Lew. nd-6t* R RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD, suitable for gentleman and wife or two wentlemen. 101 2d st. nw. ot" VOR &: ‘0 GENTLEMEN OR er and Wives, 4 Lance and? ial 1 no housekeeping ; location Gon bs ose an afternoons at Stable in rear of Wi TED—LADY WHO IS KAPID CORI pSPOND- = x id like Work in Office after 5 take such wor OF copying to Teferences, Address RAPID, Meat office oo net de ANTED_SITUATION AS BOOK KEEPER. ag countant or Copyist; references if jul dress KY.2. ote een WANtEDTA LADY OF ABILITY AND REFIN ment, desires a Position as Companion or Super— intending Housekeeper; a good seamstress, Address A.W.R., Star office. n4-3t" WANTED -EMPLOYERS—YOU WILT BE FUR- nished Highly Recommended Cleri 1 Lith st. uw. s ROCHDALE Rociety specially invited to Gall and iuepect Renil bronts aud quick sales. n6tod0 SOK SALE—CHEAP— SPANIEL —— from unported a6 st * né- FINE E JK SALE—A MAGNIFICENT BAY cuarantecd sound coupe. Owner havi Apply at ALLISON HORSE, uitable for family oF for same will sell cheap, Stables. nb-3t also Wellstrained Servants of auy nationality at short | Feauired. Address AX. Star vtice. T SAFETIES. notice, without charge, at the CLTY INTELLIGENCE | JOR RENT_814 AN x 1116 & at OFFICE, 711 Got. b.w. 420" ‘The Shorebarn, New aud Handsomely nw 6-3¢ Apgriments on first, second and third floors; net baths, &e. 4-1m [OR RENT—1741 Kooms, with first-cl =. DOR | _ SIX-HORSE = AND) ENGINE complete with Aujector ‘aul tings iisttas ™ DEAR, FOR SAGE A EADY WILL SELL OME EP Plush Dress cueap (34-inch bust), 702 13th st. 1° ‘T AUTOMATIC HUT AIR JOR SALE—A PATE: ue Furnace at one-half of its WANTED MISCELLANEOUS ANTED—HORSES TO KEEP DURING Wi ter; best of care and attention and special care ‘n to tender and contracted feet. Leave ord Bi & ©u.'S Stables, 14tu st. near E. ny aw" ¥ lass V ENT—FURNISHED OR UNFURNISI ‘two Elegant Communicating Rooms. 907 nw. and Steain-cenerat ANTED—10 RENT FROM PRIVATE] PARIYA ae {for want of use, will beat fied Piguo at moderate price; best of care: JOR RENT T1720 HST | Nw aha a INGER, 503 14th at, nw, no n use. Address st uecting Rooms, furnished, en “suite, om secon OI = peer ee bad pa | ere a Fes BEAUTIFCL BODY BRUSSELS KUG, 5x44 yards, too for owuer's present rooms cout $40: wail scil tor 88; Im use twe mouths, doors above Metropolitan club, one square west of War department. ANTED-FOR CASH—A GOOD, F ee ng He for Kesl Estat ness. Addi @t 1531 Vermont ave. nw, i” HORSEMAN Star office. o ee n6-Jt #08 | cones THEY = sm on ig gt THE CTY, Fe&é SALE-ONE PAIR OF FIN Stylist Wiss DOAN JATERBST TN A WEEE Estab 3 or without Load. An sccurate Rogier. vs alas ais ponte bk einscle Tegal, brothers: 1616 hands; jued Real jusiness. Address M. tar | Kept of all note boarding houses. UO) + | One Pair Bay Bln m 1st Bosco | EG Pee notele and posrding __B4-6t* "| 7 Years old; very handvome and we vu en Sore IN iu German, Pret WORTMANN, ater olka po WA ED—A FIRST-CLASS PRIVIXG 1 HORSE. EL cet meeced Box 91, Star cfMice. CRETC! By FOR} LESSONS Addi ET) One Large Brown Coupe and Carriage Horse: 16% cad kngiish, Rade ee anu; Very St lish and gentle. “Also four Nice Single Drivers ; Avrly * gan a RIREY, | _ 26-2" Vermont Stock Farm, Mi Pass (OE SALE-A FEW GOOD | MOMSEA. #1 ny Wwe IN STEN ees POSES Ey 2 ane pewriting by a competent in cl RENT—1 SIN HIGH OFFICIAL LIF OK SALE—BAR KOOM, STOCK, FIXTURES xD privatel idea pais residence, Class now forining. Fons Ye oie ee oe aa 4 F Furuitare. located Guu and L sue. 4. « ban mee cere oe? ‘STE BNOGEAPHER Y- a nw. Also one Koom Srspens eee vod reasoUs 164 Inguice of W. FGUINDUN. Star office, be Or EC. KNIGHT cor. 19th and M ste. u.: NTED—TYPEWRITING, COPYING, &C., IN English. French, Spanish, Geriuan, Italian’ aud Hy taught aud executed by an expert. Sat nw. Washington, D.C. nob ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE LAUNDRESS, Washing and Ironing. Address 1608 4th st. n.w. NGHAM, n.' TUafayecte square, Hands ‘Kooms,"en suite or siuxle; ail convene class atiendance; superior Tubie rates. F we Tene on W IK P—A MEDIUM SIZE MILLE: Proof Safe; has combination lock uodern improvements; bargain for cash or tue. wanted address Box 5, Star oft nd-2t ‘OR SALE—AT A BARGAIN—-NEW PIANO, OF best make her COMMU- 4 niceting Rous, eu sul F single; convenient to cvertiner ets it tn exchange f - Metropol t a Nevy dept tments; suit- *v0ds; has no use for piauo, will sell cheap for casi, =e Ki KEEPING Se ee oe i- eusy pay lente if Horses Winter and Summer Specialty. ee | eee See tan oftice, Y payuents if hecewary. Addreas box box PRICE'S Stables, 311 6th at now, 7th st. | POOR KRENT—1405 H N.W. HANDSOME SUITE aba G road, 8 miles from city. O. WAKA. Sligo, Md. 1 Koons, with open fee wid private ba Fe. crepe MARES, 5 YEARS an cane old: iret good driver, situcle or double, = ‘Table board. cond a good bay, weyrhs about 1, ED—H, BAUM PAYS THE HIGHEST CASH tak at oa Prices tor Second-hand ature, Carpets and = ih vellville. Wand 0. eRe = 1 * ity. Address Feathers. Entire Hi 21 8 JOR SALE—A GEEAT PIANO OFFER — ONE becutiful new: Cpright, ¢ feet 8 inches high ; has yANTED JOR RENT—1917 ‘ MERCHA’ 14TH ST. N.W., STORE AND Is decorated with enibossed bronze figu V every descr ious honest dealings gusrsntecd, ix Kooms, with bath, together oF separate. As Inteat style :also posse, cane 8 ic iitoueanda repeat CARLTON, 636 K st. new. nol-lw _ | one $40. Key at eas ard HUNGERFonD. a, act 4 pn Ee — ANTED—FOURNITURE iE OF EV t DESCRIP 5 4 Lath ight bhidcen Ht WW ttonand quantity: also ures, Show | B53 Asthet_| Coright, ¢148 cash. UGO WORCH & GO. Bohmer Piano Agents, 9 st. u.w. Pinos for rent. a/-Gus (OR SALE—FIXTURES AND STOCK (IN ing Horse aud “ugow of 4 first-class Corner Gro- cety and Pruvieivu Store, situated Borthwest ; reason Address: A Se Pore SALE—E: ATRAOKDINARY sone NEW AND SLIGHTLY SQUAKE Cases, Carpets, Btoves,ee. A. EWinstons ‘pol-1w Was ‘ED—CASH PAID FOR HOUSEHOLD AND Omice Furniture, Also Eneive Households, Stocks of Merchandise ot Ali Kinds. Address ALB: 10th st. nw. WANTED_LADIES, TRY “01 sure cure for female diseases ; **Blood Puriner,” cures Ms ples tree, Mra. F. A. BA\ location, adjoining Call abd vee it at 4 ay store a ats. FORRES STORE, 418 12TH ST. square north of Henua. ave. USED UPRIGHT AND PlaNos. Et 2139 H ST. Kind of business, Rent a fie ite STORE, iLL HAPPEN AT ‘The United states Mu- first, largest and best 3 To offer piano buyers during the next ten days ape- cial prices for cash or monthly payments, we will give large discount from our bona fide and best regular Prices, and, if desired, take in exchange other pianos at vod value, aud consider such piano as eo much cash. Several beautiful styles of Uprights a special thirty percent discount and the following at incomparable Values for cash only A Maguificent Upright, slightly used, for only @100, cost 8400. A Magnificent Upright, $225 ; cost 8450, A Maguiticent Upright, 8260 ; cost #500. A Beautiful Square Piano, $175; €10 per month, THE PIANO EXCHANGE WALE ROOMS, Ay Inquire oi Owner, cor. New Humpenire nol-Fau* NTED—A( homie, on water or cg tual Accident Association, $5,000 etdeuth, $25 weekly iudemuity. Coste yearly. Short period. Pohcies. Cull or write. 8. PLC N. Gen. Agent, Kooms 9 and 10 Burche Bull 3th and F ‘ste. oc30- Lin VAN TED — TlOHSES WINTERED; BEST bles and generous teeding ; satis- cen {four Past sud present patrobe; und $10 per inouth, se L. SAUNDERS, Cabin Sou Po. Md. ve. und Mf st. u.w. RE KENT—LARGE STORE SUT business at the n.w.cor. of 7th With dwelling above coutuumiug ten under eutire building. inquire of W. nl-Gt Bi, RENT — BES’ e Store 1216 Fst. EALL, BROWN & CO. ~ FOR RENT—OFFICES. - Ww ANTED — PARLOR” FURNITURE 1 eae Mattresses Made Over; Work Doneina Newt and Substautial Many satisfaction gusrant FOR RENT—D! mh Ick ROOMS , WITH ot fice, iu the Ro A. T. COUMBE, 5 NOM, Work solicited. . NELSON BLE ( 1223 G a ¥ we 1G-45t* building, 1425 N.X. ave. mu te 913 Pennaylvanie ave, ANTED-EVERY 0} _6-1u ONY. ave. | OK SALE—CHEAP—DARGAIN— Vv DANL GS UFFATE pH RLNT—DESK ROOM FOR RENT IN LARGE | 5,50 Uouyo inavnens, Soo atee Opes ahd Meee eee Is always ready for ail one a Ww ae peat front otice on grat Sesr. Fanted sound, Teatrafree sere VhINS & CU, 1420 F st nw. fearless ot © da prompt rytug .stabds any Where without ty; Apply table, rear Wee ied TE a ~ FOR RENT--STABLE feoce, 130t ke sts mee sb pret tock Farm. ‘an. S' nce, ‘st, nw. : eophig Horses a speciaiity the yesr around. For per: | = = S| PGE SALE YOKE OF SPLENDIDLY TRAINED tee inguire OfG.C. DUKNO, ut taria, or EB, JpoR RENT—A VERY FINE STABLE: ALSO TW Five: year-old Uxen: tn prime order; tieul Lar heavy vie + trained to the plow; reasonable pri Address 1, tar office ua-3e po aie any Loa Np gd CASH Me 7 uy Faling-iop bugey in pertect condition gu cxcellont Custolu-made Daytonand Harness cheap. ae Hay Seales, cor. 10th aud La. ave, Carriaces for saie cheap, Apply at 1318 Vermout ave., between N and 0 it’ JOR RENT—DEC. 1—8TABLE ON 30-FOOT AL- ley, 1otb and O sts. ‘Lures Stalls, Couchmau's const, water and gas. 1441 Khode dalaud ave, ANTED-EVERYBODY SUFFERING FROM Swoky Culinneyy to now thut 1 euarautee to | a ‘Le No Loy Required: Hsuwes Fursacesand - s Made “heat or No Pay. WoL DANTE, | 0: Private stable, 1000 13th st. aod you ENTS. 1G D HALL ON G KK SALE.—-SPECIAL AN C To Bent ee oy Steno E STABLE st. bet. 18th and 19th, including Longe Yard: 840 Jer month, stable iu rear of 10334 st. uw. ; 625 ber —_ oy a Commodious Stabe beg waitin stt.w.; €20 per muuth, Beal, BROWN = oo a S21 eet, 0010-3 i. BEST BUTTERINE, 1d: cvoking, loc. Warranted not to get @ butter) {oF he mouth, or auohey To- ‘dry Cotton deed Lard, purer, reher, and "Fur suie uncy on che Dusiisens in W. strong a funded. Koes further than Mo's Lard. Center Market at stalis 323, 320, $30 nuddle of tsa | —— a ansive, sew aud weil mlocted tock ot uisle, Open daily. WM. C.SCR:BNEK wy9-6m = tb acral eek - ANTED —STEAM CARPET CLEANIN BUSINESS CH CHANCES. RDWAKD &. DEOOE, Renovating Works: es tide over, Furniture Bi ‘ed, F-HAUUNGD, 1902 i 13t at the dias candy w25 ectay vane ave, : OR BALE A FIRST-CLASS MARKET STO} reason f sickness. Apply at ize ‘st bw. pOR SALE—A, FI FIRST. Food au, SiUKE 1133 fusca BA i BALE—A GOOD SiO Mano goa pesragy only 45. PF: & OONLIFF, 014-2: 514 Lith st. a OK aaa FOO OWN A HORSE Yo YOU CANNOT ‘Horse Blankets and a Dear Market and Penn. ave, fg with ew brick a payment; lot word _25-3t JOR SALE—A CONFECTION Establishment cu Penne 1, A HALF-GROWN Vhite Spot'on the Neck ; lease and obtain suitable re stich store oped bowel: in rear; cau be soid om suuail aflord to iguore our stock of G, AT MASONIC TEM. Yilemcteanes Lace Haudkerciuet. keward if Tnguire a . EMALL SCOTCH TERRIER DOG, TAG ~ eg Gerth ae ee, for hisreturn wn douk st. n. W ASTED-IWo SUNNY Roos, re D Hour, Ppt fire in ove, aud Board for two Ladies and iad of 11; between Uth, 160i, 11 aud AM sta. iw. Aduress, tatie pare ulars, 1X. itive. PANTED-IN ALL PAK oH. Moving, furnished aud umurniehed. “ur coved ene tage ee edily Le ny, SUING Py vi won. KUOAL KENTING: Pa. LORS, 711 G otk. COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. AOR SALETAKO PAKK Ci ; ROONS: bey window ; cellar under Whole house; a tine new fue Don: taster; ouly Chive equates ‘LEWis = “HEXtoN, O F st. uw. n6-6t Fost bow breed ACRES, Aig 00% = Spey Chickea Houses, 1 Trees, 150 Grapes, ‘Surciee; Shationad Wut ‘iveses a he nite at 25th and 1 aL sine Detessuc ieee Callat 1415 H st. ae. ho-! BS. ‘KENT—AT ROCKVILLE—FOUR eor e able Houses; convenient to depot; 7, 8, 10 and Fenvecpively: two ‘on Sitin ‘st’ “coui De cottage; built im from station. Price, $3.400. T Locke! at, ‘ocis 1-60 70K SALE OR EXCHANGE—BEAUTIFUL TRACT F 16 actes, west of Tenieyto ania BOARDING. @ 8ST. N. W. Bi ‘ABLE 105 tt boars to nut ‘erms meoterste. nb-2w Ls. 22 ¥Y x is ne ged accommodations, Lee Lt, PEEP, oes wre at 471 Cat. ye Ta Aleta Based rs Auburn Peaag rane ef ibe. Auburn, Feuney raga oes ES ROH SALE OB. EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP- erty-—A 13Y Acre Farms; 100 acres in es Letca, MALTESE CAT, f HALF Gio’ ay ‘dwelling, barn, corn and carriage houses: nearly: Lon atid eed th ft eit ta or Reena Fen os Sees vew Hallet & D “Fy bw. amare saeeneeenae —4 jpure bargain; seine it; owners leaving. ¢ usT —A K AGO, LIVER AND W WHITE store atid ich Apply to owner. . A HUND. A | Sil Binet. aw, Founter Dox ee of tail cut off. spot | Mt. Pleasant, D. Ox SALE — GREAT BARGAINS IN URED iniuiddie of bac with at wot af ofall, Keturs to att * = ‘Square Panos, scar aon oh $3 and V7tu wt. BW, aud receive reward. oc eninge -aavVERAE pan HousEs | 2.23" wien: Ory munkes. G. siren ras tork - PERSONAL oc26-2W Zt PF. OR SALE-SECUSD = — | FF YOU WANT 10 BUY O28! SELL LocaL SY WEE THE (PALTY Nal WHALEN oR | Jor Bonde cr Borrow Mote yeail fOCKS legen ae tp Saeed Wiielan who has two sites ior salo in the Levis Ctkyrxa AM, — Fermin — send addicas at — ae oc21-Im - F sts. Fess aL CALE, A Ant 3 LX ore aol o tht at = saLplee see = AN rare ek Coommengerations ta AGENCY. R°Gaer Dirvetorn ocene deco Fie per Hock cr Carrmeen Comes cecum, Harness, oe i eps dividend-pay ing Stocks and ‘Both new and scene For casboron easy fouided to and strictly coutidential Cfico open ali | “Alsu has Money to foal on collaterals oe2i eur Wal WILLIAMS, Bauager, 020 Fat aw. —— O-Lm_ se Sa os mace 47 LE INSURANCE ON THE COMMON SENSE { FPERIRNTE, DURABIELTY AND COLOR GUAR: FRANKLIN aes anaes Oe. eas Le Sead we eee ee Lt ag — fay Bome lustitation—! March 29, 1878. SP icn seek ta: S119 for oll axes, CME: {SERVICE ¥XAMINATION QUESTIONS sipe0) Ee Sant tanies. Answers,” Bend ius. to SERINE. A. at Tey Tnstitute, Sica Dp Paar PANTALOORIA INGE 1H uct ali wool, ees te ee SrkASbUNGS iti — aw.