Evening Star Newspaper, November 11, 1889, Page 2

SE THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, ee D. of nonpé NOVEMBER 11. 1889, IN THE SOCIAL WORLD. FOR SALE — MISCEL LANEOUS, $100 POR 4 worse a AND ¥ ACKES OF LAND A Fawadena, the garden spot miles from Baltimore, the largest commercial city Weddings and Testimonials—Personal Notes of Interest. Mrs, and Mrs. C. D. Lieberman have Miss Parker of California as their guest for the winter at the Portland. Mrs. P. C. Johnson, the widow of Commodore Johnson, and her two children have apartmen: at the Portland. ; Mr. W. D. Rudy and Mr. George Hamilton have bachelor apartments at the Portland, Senator Hale has rented the house of Senator McPherson on Vermont avenue for another year. Mrs. Starring has returned from spending a jeasent summer in Euro) among ber many fiends there. Most of the time was spent in Paris. Mrs. Starring is in her house on High- land terrace, where she will be for the re- mainder of the autumn and where she has been entertaining some of her fellow tourists in the aoe week. Mr. and Mrs, Foster Barham (the ‘tter is Mra. Starring’s daughter) are in Balti more and will arrive in the city tomorrow to spend a week with Mra. Starring. Mr. and Mrs, Thos. Riggs are back in the ¢ity at the Iowa circle home. Mr. and Mrs. Tichenor are located at the Fredonia for the season. Mr. Tichenor is the assistant secretary of the treasury and his ouly oa Mr. Harry Tichenor, is his private secre- Mrs, Robert I. Fleming has returned to the city from visiting at many of the fashionable sammer and autumn resorts and is again com- fortably installed in ber handsome home on 12th street. The little daughter, India Belle, grows fn health and beauty. Miss Alice W. Smith, the sister of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Gill, will wed Mr. Henry Dunlop ‘Williams at Epiphany church on Monday, No- vember 8. Miss Florence Stith is the guest of Mrs, Red- fern and daughters for the winter. Miss Minnie C. McGill and Mr. James F. Smith will be married at St. Matthew's church on Wednesday at 8:30 o'clock. The favorite flower for the boutonniere among men this season is the white carnation, one single spicy blossom being the correct juantity. ‘Lue wearing of an unobtrusive jower bya man when he makes a call or re- mds tO an invitation is always a pretty com- pilment to his hosiess, evidencing a desire to please. Senator and Mrs. Walthall will occupy their own house on Rhode Island avenue this week and they will speud the season there. Mr. and Mrs, Heury Strong and son, Mr. H. P. Strong,are located for the season in their L street house. Mrs. Strong, who is Mrs. Nobie’s sister. will assist at the cabinet recep- tions of the winter. Miss Wanamaker, the eldest daughter of Postmaster Genersl Wanamaker, was intro- duced to society at a ten last Friday afternoon and evening at “Lindenhurst,” Mr. Wana- maker's country place at Cheiton Hills, in the presence of a large and distinguished company, including many well-known people from Phila delphia, New York and this city. The large house looked its very best, with broad-leaved | palms waving in the hall, clusters of roses standing here and there on tables in the rooms and lights glimmering among the exotics in the Conservator, Mrs. Wanamaker and Miss Wan- amaker received in the library, assisted by Mrs, L. Redman Wanamaker, Mrs. Gen. Clarkson, Mrs. J. Lowrie Bell, wife of the general super- intendent of the mail service; Miss Ferney, Miss Etta Pettit. Miss Ogden, Miss Godfrey of New York and Miss Robinson of New York. Mrs, Harrison received in the main drawing room on the opposite side of the hall. With her were Mrs. Thos. B. Wanamaker and Miss Agnes Mor- gan. Saturday Mrs. Harrison attended a reception tendered her at Memorial hall, Philadelphia, She was accompanied by Mrs, John Wana- maker, Mrs. Kodiman Wanamaker, Miss Minnie Wanamaker (the debutante of Friday evening), Miks Lillie Wanamaker, Mrs. Gen. Clarkson, Miss Ferney and Miss Wilson of New York, and Mr. Wilson and Mr. Brown of Princeton. Mrs. Johnson, danghter of Admiral Selfridge, bas arrived in London and expects to be in Washington the last of this month. Miss Elizabeth Bryant Johnston and her niece, Marie Decca, arrived last evening and are at the Hotel Randall. The eighteenth birthday of Mr. Henry Brock, jr., was celebrated Saturday evening at the Congressional hotel, the home of his parents, where a dinner party was given in honor of the event. Mrs. Charles R. Groff and children of St. Paul, Minn., are on a visit to their father and grandfather, Dr. Clarence De Montreville, No. ¥20 H street northeast. Mrs, Groff will remain awhile in Washington and then goto visit rela- tives in New York. Miss Minnie Irving. the poet, will soon be married to Mr. Irving Hasbrouck Delamater of West Point, A pleasant progressive eucher party was given Saturday evening by Master Roy F. Heck to a numberof his young friends. Miss Lizzie Severence took tho ladies’ prize and Master Edwin Hesse took the gentlemen's. Among those present were Misses Alvena Hartenstein, Lata Grant, Mabel Dorris, Bessie Slater, Lizzie Beverence, Margie Sinclair aud Messrs. George Whitmore, Edwin Hesse, Charlies Burnham, Cassel Severence and Frank Severence. Capt. C. B. Sears, corps of engineers, U.S.A., assistant to the chief of engineers, has estab- lished bimselr at 1606 10th street northwest The Naval Establishments at Newport. Capt. R. L. Pythian, president of the board re- tently appointed to consider and report upon the question of consolidating the several naval establishments at Newport, has submitted the report of himself and colleagues to Secretary Tracy. The board recommends: That the $100,- 000 now appropriated for a war college build- ing on Goat Island be expended in erecting a building that may serve for the new school of application; that two small sailing vessels be built for tenders to the training ship New Hampshire at a cost of $60,000; that the gunnery ship Lancaster should be attached to the school f application; that there should be no further development of the manufacturing part of the torpedo station, and that the plant for the manufacture of gun cotton be removed to some more suitable place, because it would be very liable to destruction in case of war. THE CORPSE IN THE BARREL. He Was Probably the Murdered Son of Ex-Gov. Kemper of Virginia. A telegram to the New York Herald from 8t. Paul, Minn., November 9, says the mangled body found at Lake Johanna Yesterday in an old tar barrel, labeled “A Traitor,” is believed to be that of Charlies Kemper, a young man about twenty-three years of age, who disap- peared from St. Paul under mysterious circum- stances last June. The young man was a son of ex-Gov. Kemper, the first chief executive of Virginia after the war. He was sent to Minne- sota for bis heaith early in the spring and took Up apartments on his arrival here in a block ou Wabash street, opposite the capitol build- ing. He had plenty of money and did nothing fm particular but amuse himself at ball games and other open-air sports. He was of exem- platy hal habits and spent his evenings reading at is room and during his brief residence here he made many warm friends. He left the house for his customary walk one bright after- noon in June and was never again seen or heard of inSt. Paul. His room was left as though he intended to return shortly. The only ultimate theory regarding his mysterious disappearance was that he had been murdered, as he was known to have carried considerable sums of money on his person at all times. He was saig to have received a draft for 24,000 the day be- tore his disappearance. His Second ‘Disappearance. Rev. C. Hudson Smith, pastor of the Pilgrim eburch, Dorchester, Mass., whose mysterious disappearance last spring, subsequent Lo ery in San Francisco and return to bis pastor- ate in the fall formed a fruitful theme for gos- sip and wonderment, has again disappeared. Ou his return from San Francisco he spent a couple of months in the mountains ‘and. then resumed the duties of his pastorate about Sep- tember 16, being apparently in the best of health and spirits. Temporary insanity, caused by ov a, is what bis physician gives as the cause of his de; parture. ‘Tommy Kelly, who stabbed Tom Shea in a Boston barber shop two weeks ago in a dispute regarding Jobr. L. Sullivan's prowess, while the champion was being shaved. is a free man again. an a raceees and Raliy ilk not be Charies M. Wallace, jr., of Richmond, Va., was before United States Commissioner in Boston and was held under $1,500 bail for the United States grand jury on the charge of ‘slag the mails for an legal p urpose, An aged lady. Mrs. Celia poeta lived in Bem, 0 Soils bo oes bas her Ine grande N.C., with no one bu’ r bt yearsold. Both were found mur- ered arday. Col. Swope, who was killed in the Lexington oo like BK. G. Inger- GOVERNMENT FINANCES. United States Treasurer Huston’s Re- view of the Past Fiscal Year. United States Treasurer Huston’s annual re- Port to the Secretary of the Treasury character- izes the past fiscal year as a remarkable one in the history of the public finances, both the revenues and the expenditures having been exceeded but few times since the foundation of the government. Revenues amounted to $387,050,058 and expenditures to $299.288,978, inclusive of $17,292,362 paid in premiums on bonds purchased. The surplus revenues were $87,761,080, a decrease of $23,580,193 as com- pared with the year before, counting premiums on bonds as an ordinary expenditure. The re- ceipts on account of the public debt amounted to $245,111,350 and the expenditures to $336,- 214,775. The gold in the treasury in excess of certificates outstanding was $193,610,172 July 1, in 1888, and 186,257,490 on July 1, 1889, Not- withstanding the loss of gold, Loin in the ag- gregate and in the amount not covered by cer- tificates, amounting to nearly 4 per cent, the position of the treasury was seteg tenes | in every t save the amount reserves, The total assets of the liabilities and the re- serve all fell off about 14 per cent. At the be- giuuing of the year the free gold was $45,000,- and at the close $58,000,000 in excess of the demand liabilities, The changes that took place in the currency during the year were an increase of about ‘$34,000,000 in the stock of silver, a contraction of about $41,000,000 in the national bank circu- lation and a loss of $25,750,000 in gold. The total stock of gold, silver ‘and circulating notes Was $2,085,334.571 in 1888 and $2,099.965,718 in 1889, These figures, Treasurer Huston says, show that there had been an increase of the circulating medium, but the certificates of de- Posit, which are included, are merely reptesent- |" V atives of moneys in the treasury, and to count them with the coin and notes to which oar give title would be a duplication, If the; set aside and the actual moneys dispose fe cording to ownership the foregoing figures will be reduced to $1,698,904.649 for 1838 and $1,666,096,420 for 189%, making apparent a con- traction of about $33,000,000 in the total currency of the country, As the holdings of the currency decreased in the interval in the sum of $41,- 000,000 the circulation increased about $90,- 000,000, The public lost $13,000,000 in silver. The increase of circulation of silver certificates duriug the year was about $56,000,000, having kept pace with the rate for the previous years. Of this: sum $33,000,000 was in new issues and the remainder was taken from the cash in the treasury, The amount of public moneys held by depositary banks ran down from $58,712,511 to $47,259,714. The decrease of 241,000,000 in the national bank circulation was the largest that has taken place within any | one yeur since this currency was first issued, The report closes with some criticisms on the inferiority of the provisions for the safety of | the public funds and the conveniences for the | transaction of business, and certain recom- | mendations for r improvements in this respect, engiueer in charge of the survey for the pro- posed national road from the aqueduct bridge | to Mt. Vernon, will be ready soon after the | opening of Congress to submit to that body a large amount ‘of, information relative to that | project, the various possible routes, route and an estimate of the cost of buildin, the road. The field work has been complete: for some time and the office work is now in progress, including mapping and the prepa- ration of estimates. This work will be con- tinued during November, but, according to the report of operations for October, made to the chief of engineers, it is_ now approaching com- pletion. Of the $10,000 appropriated for the survey by the act approved February 23, 1889, the sum of $2,973.59 was still available at the end of the month, A Church Corner Stone Laid. The ceremony of laying the corner stone of Campbell A.M.E. church, in Hillsdale, D.C., which was prevented by the weather two weeks ago, was performed yesterday afternoon in the presence of a thousand people. Appropriate exercises were held by the society in Douglass hall at 11 a.m., and at 3 o'clock about 200 col- ored Odd Fellows in full regalia, preceded by the National band, marched over the Eastern branch bridge and led the way att Nichols avenue to the church site,near St. zabeth | asylum, where it played “Nearer, My God, to Thee.” Presiding Elder J. H ducted the church exercis id M.V.P. D. B. Webster, district master of District lodge, No. | 20, officiated for the Odd Fellows. Bishop Wayman assisted Rev. Johnson, and the pastor, Rev. O. B. Robinson, recited the history of his church, which has heretofore been known as | Mt. Zion, It was organized in 1867. The new edifice will cost $3,400, and with the quarter- acre lot the total expenses will be about $4,000. It was named in honor of Bishop Campbell. M.V.P. Charles H. Shorter was the orator for the order, and ex-Grand Director David War- ner pronounced the final benediction, the stone having been lowered to its position by District Master Webster. Many prominent colored divines and laymen were present. At the close of the services a liberal ec collection was raised. A Husband’s Suit for Divorce. Anthony Sciardi has, by J. G. Bigelow, filed a bill for divorce from Josephine Sciardi. He states that they were married April 25, 1881, by Rey. Father Tasso, defendant's name being Roche. and he charges that she, by her quar- relsome disposition, made his’ life miserable and finally, on May 21, 1886, deserted him, but he would not let her go oor and gave her all the money he th then had had—€550. Thirteen Crap P Players Fined. Saturday night about 9 o'clock Policemen Hicks, Redgrave and Slamter of the third pre- cinct surprised a party ofnegro “crap shoot- ers” in a house near 23d and M streets, When the officers appeared at the house the “crap shooters” made a bold break for liberty and in doing 80 broke doors, sash and furniture. The officers succeeded in arresting thirteen of the negroes. They registered as Ambrose Carter, Charles Thomas, Horace Diggs, Walley Hon- esty, William Harris, John Tyler, Ernest Har- ris, Thomas Fletcher, Edward Brown, Jobn Brown. Richard Anderson and Thomas Addi- son. Today they were tried in the Police Court for disorderly conduct and destroying Private property. ‘They were fined $5 ead Of Use to ‘to Women, Mr. B. H. Warner has in press a unique bro- chure entitled “Hints for women in the bank- ing business.” It contains full information as to the method of opening bank accounts and the transaction of financial business as well as a definition of terms employed in such busi- ness. le is bright and readable and the book is a model of typographic excellence. Depicatton or tHe Diyisiry Scnoon at BROOKLAND on THE 13rH.—For this cccasion the Baltimore and Ohio will run special trains every fifteen minutes from the station, New Jersey avenue and C street. commencing at 10 am. and continuing until 2 p.m., returniny after the commencement, These trains wili stop at New York avenue in both directions, Round trip 15 cents. * ae TWO SETS OF OFFICIALS. Montana’s Election Muddle Will Raise Many Pecultar Questions. A telegram to the New York Herald from Butte, Mout., November 9, says: In the midst of the rejoicing in this city over the admission of Montana in the Union there are many good citizens who do not hesitate to predict trouble for the new state. The people of Silver Bow county tonight find themselves in a unique situation. This county is practically without officers. The proclamation of the President admitting Montana cancelled the commissions upgn which the old officers were elected, and the new officers have not yet been sworn in. An incident which will show one of the many questions bigger Tonitapoes occurred in the district court today. When court convened at 1 o’clock A. Johnson con- | | ployers as well as pour servauts, BUN The Proposed Road to Mount Vernon. | © #-™ It would seem that Col. P. C. Hains, the | WAN? the best | WANTED—HELP. WANTED—SITUATIONS. FOR RENT—ROOMS. Wit Pion! SMART, ACTIVE D it. Srrpat ie 16 shops | WS Watts YOUNG i Agen MAN, 4g OR OR 20,70 Driv cor, ae ‘agon, Inquire store — a er vcigerereng, AP at mee 13th et. ommendat in the morning. UT 18 mane Piet aoe 'TED—A GOOD STON! 1 GOPTRR ONE WITH 2 ttle artistic ability, | et BAIRD or the Q st. olde bet 17th saad sth aTED aOR PRIVY, TE, FAMILY, aa, ae muyife; she as Wik <TED-AN. Catholic College. Address LM., 81 WAN TEDAN dress, O° aE fol nase ae ray red. Calla fn HER ae mA TEAC SEERA EXPERIENCED SS coeRE ae DE Aprly. IATEL' ast Remsen andto Y — WOMAN =o Assist in Wi with reference, at S08 27th st nee 'ED—WO' Wit cery on owen references, BOOK i nafine Gre ina EO KEEPER, MEN CooKs. $10 TO $75: CH undresses, Wanze>3r ats oS ‘Gee en Chembereie ae pee Taraiahives new and range is itches rity E'st. | Feta euets DSOMELY FURNISHED | aii totame ven very moderate, 1417 a see wee ‘together, oe cond floor =, tanvery moderate ir isthe RB 0 ROOMS, ONE FU! | e'Gioe Upforaisbed? gemtlomta O0ly. ns We Mote Galored x A WERE NEAT ‘AND WILLING nw. Fo: weak oF {FOUR PARTLY FUR- for Light House- keeping; “ae ING. aut olin oth sabes os OH KENT_NICELT FURNISHED FARIOR FOR RENT--S TORES. p Soret ea een ctr aoe re ey pres Fens ‘and herdies. S15 North Capitol i” stional Metro pollen Fe gos rt FURNISHED, BRIGRT. sn OR } KENT—STORE 401 141H ST. —— a ¥ a | Meat ad open dee ce a private bath bent ‘best iar Te ee § te Ce a ed —— RENT. Ron, AND aes = oF -L.G., Star office, _ rs Ta ‘entire Bret floor 4-0. cor. Wth and k Sa WOOD! b. O38 roy By aw, ANTED-Go, (CK’S AGENC COOKS, RENT NE LARGE STORE. areas wi Housersida, Wait Ratios Sura fa — i Fees isin Sey hinges, Balt Sod year Be ‘and Call snd thet ocl? use Meee sae Siccmenip p Agent. a — Wersituntion to for k oF Mase meatired:Abpiy ir Sy W NTED — to We RESPECTABLE ¥ HITE GIRL SED BY A RESPECTABLE -GOLO. A BESrTOTARLE RED Work; can ___ FOR SALE—LOTS. for two days at 1427 ga Sxe to alley... RNISHED SECOND FLoon; FU Be: bath on sane floor, veer care: pose over or | SALE—N BET. N. CAPITOL A AND The ar ean an srtinah Surses in ety of | Sarees A. FRY 1 Vermont ave: bw. 11" | market 0" of oljection to housskeeraae or caterer. Beeld We esr ake away; Wa: Wore or Fi ren Hames iored Men AuTED = ax, A RESPE! colon ~ 7 € Cooks. "SAM'L AL A one O80 8 926 Feet. ce oe W: Gittatioe Eee = in S| Fes eee LARGE FRONT, | ROOa, vr aa © Board, two O1CE LOT IN aN OVING tity, #10 to $40; hiamber Sermalds Naren. ‘Laun- $35, without —— pyeny per week. 005 locality: weet Si net AOE Rend Sn w., at is chen, Butlers, Ws ye and Deine! we BLL-3t* | 81.50 per ag. foot Giris, ee ne) eerie “rch ak DW. a Senator Ly if ‘OK ays = 13TH 8T. NW. TWO! nist Wit MEKIZ ear bre eee ee ate L1-3t*_ | bed room and parlor, - __ Bll -de* Foch con na AnD x oe A, oS eee ee yA RESEPOTABLE RENT — A PLEASANT SECOND-STORY | test aya. "Et A Wai todo General Housework Soa Chane nicl furnished; f COND: Fa corner Lot in oat investment price; Sate a sagen vaio faniy good set Seu | ae Finn! cely, fur sediinics 0 feet by 100 te ae $15,000; oF Siatiles vei ae TOR RENT—A CSTITE THRE bakin WikieR Se Lz sii sr, We G00 Wit BY YOUNG LADY, FIRST-OLASS ety Furnial oF Meters ora ai SSChisox, ete Piain Cook; dolered’ +. and Typewriter,experienced, rapid, weclooking yoke 12 lowa circles nl 1-30 NGLE Sin FI a een ae recommendati nll food wrk wil be appreciated. a Eber Seeks wuere PoEE: Ni ANDEOME SECOND FLOOR FRONT = ites sites for SaUUL BU eet front os MAT aS yANTED—A COMPETENT WHITE WOMAN aire” | XO Boom, wis ia Ueivate Semnily: eadereness | Siove ore tery Gee Oe hones, eit Cook aud do Laundry Work for a snail amily; yoqured. 2212 ee — allo | oer rolorerces tegiited: Call at 410 Conte ave, bet @ Ware tu, Page ar Ghani YOUNG COL. EASANT SECOND, AND THIRD- Fat Some OOM, ORS Fat, id 10am. andsine Sp ai cay Please call or sddress 405) fo tau - ~<a aS General Housework. or address 40834 Xow 2 ae Seems, “3 \SIED-A MAN, 79 DRIVE DELIVERY Jersey ave. Dew. Fes RENT—PERSONS FURNISHING SATISFAC oe Keferuucs requires. Call etter? 7 Cetock at By ‘W 1NIED- BYACOLORED aR A Fin cLASS TAOrY Felereuces, elegaut Furuished Ryoous: new | Ou liu bet Xyrd On w. 10.7222 Eemured, | Sal in Private Family oo Water ean farminh | house, posse modern conveuicuces, mtuaied in | O8 Vermont ave. opp. i inn volerence: Plsen oiler caren Ge a mmo cable portion Gh city; choice table board with | (ut H ct: oth and W ANTED-8Ix PLASTERERS APPLY ‘ z ‘ave. D.W. 4° | oF without the Fvoms; no sis e taken, A587 | Om teh bet and WP, CAKPENTER, 1008 25th st. uw. nl ASTED—BT AOD GiaL a FONG As cease. ie WiANIDGSELILED. COLOKED WOMAN FOR or General House. Work in a Family of | WOR RENT—HANDSOMELY ANDARTINTICALLE leone Eee us panne coms Servant aad, Chambermald ThroooF Foxe. Galas 1607 Manu stinw. wilt! floor, uew house nud overs hice: Seat cites Rameetne | Ou N bet. Lay perie o exp thin soniye all between To and Wan ives ANTED-SITUATION BY, A RESPECTABLE | locatid and suitable for officers, ke. 10¥2 Late ue Ge lhe See Poe ional hambermaid or waitress. priv nil-3t Oa Lau bot, Hand In- We fe ED. Boundary aw Stebi & BRADL V [ ANTED = A Fi hisman. ull. A BOY TO Apply at the KOSS FI ASE Chamber ¥ Werk aud to Hel LEARN THE DRUG BUSI- ‘harmacy, 7th st, ee ANTE D=1WO Gi GIRLS | § FOR | GENERAL E Hops Do aD WOMAN cE nthe Care of Chi Aphiy at altice of SWORM- nigut A IKST-CLASS PAT Box bay OFF ‘Address Nptar othe W. Fann atl must stay De 5a! ANTED—A_ COMPETE. Colored. as Chambermaid and Waitress in Private at, 'T STRONG WOMAN, hixhts; references required. » scold door from Conn. ave. 1t* EXPERIENCED PANIS HAND, No. 10, northeast corner orth and W ANTLD—AN Inquire Room Wa NTED—EVE! tad Colored De | dies Maids, Valets, D- miei at Ki rANTED— WwW HOU plications prep RY FIRST-CLASS COOK(W HUT Butlers, Maids, House Boys, &e, Notice: We iTS it en 1110 Ta @ 1 Bt SHEE: SE WOME : CHAMBERMAIDS, Boys, Girls aud Sober Men for ali business, Government positions, reed pared. TNTELDIE ce OBEICE 7 11 G pew, oci2-sut* ED—BY A NEAT GERMAN GIRL A SITU- Ws ation as Chambermaid or ‘2th st. se. FURNISHED BED hOOMS; nd use of dining room and kitch id © buerd for turee, $70 per month; family or two aduits. 715 On Mbt Leth and 19th n. On 6th bet. Gand sae. bux eas, Addrews 2h & Sismarck 8b, above Bousidar) = eine =th bet. Ma. a arco: er A O01 eo roneo bag ER no ae rai — TNISHED ms a m7 w., 50x10 as bo Washing or ironing; re! reices — at | Pie examine Address COOK, 025 10th st. ae | eo House Keeping. with best ad seo. 2 flights | provertics, proved sid untiaye ~ | W28t “D. 8 FOR THE BEST COOKS, | UP 104 C st sc. = mes | ee SALE—A FEW DESIKABLY Lo Coschinen, ‘Housemen, Seamstresses, | ¥YOR RENT—TWO FURNISHED COMMUNICAT- FE “its unsold in addition to Brooidaud Housekeepers, Forters, Watchmen. Nurses, Kitchen, ing Rooms, together or separately alwo back parlor, | sale. cheay Farm, and Dalry Hands; (main office, reception and | suitable fur MD. aud furnishins new; near Due iiss. oe ie rooms Connected). Bun siaa "3, avenue aud Fs DW. Pst neers arse | F Fs BALL SP ata Jamnpsiiire aVe.; 2IigX91% to ANTED ENT LOVERS YOU. wae BE FUR-| Bnewiy ‘papere : oot. uished Highly Recommended Clerical Applicants; Winae * also Well-trained Bervants of an} rn tionality wt short keeping’ for two = thre Er 1 af paruy furnished, JOR KENT—HANDSOMELY F INTELLIGENCE LOTS, beer eat Charge, at the ‘clr WASH, HEAEION BY A eighteen; references given. e. Witibas D-A SITUATION AS BOOK } dent. Am a rapid pen and ue devote my whole Box 9, Star WwW ANTED—BY in private faoully to te of chil Address HON yANz rED—A POSITION MA. A One who understands the cultivation of all dinds of erain, such af outs, wheat, &., the care URN. lors, Kooms and Suites of Rooms; southern ¢x- posure. 943 G st uw. ne-3t* KE RENT—VERY DESIRABLE SUITE Rooms, second floor, handsomely furnished; fi fable board: private faudly. KL ave. near 16 YOUNG Ma wax or i, )ruept purchaser, Fees SALE—ELEGANT LOT A u ining: KUST 's HUNGEKFORD, 6x4 | able for imaasdiete improv sewer near by, curbs set, sid: huacedauised’ TH LER & k erences e: time. Hetereuce, pias hw. ED 29 20TH ST., CORK H, ELEGA aRTLE Farnia Floor Suite? Three Communicating Rooms; adjoming bath; house new; open fire; two Sees iirst-class attendance; board if desired. ni! F Choice Site on Goi $4; {alley on 3 sides es aw. SW. Row York ave. ge a st OF Bi 712 117 ANDSOMELY Furnished Parlor and Bed Roni: tret floor; suit 89 bit KEMAIN- Larwe House MCLACHLEN & Be-3t FORK A NON- aa FS Tesideut—Three Fine Lote «Corner) at alow figure TYLER & KULHE) EOD, ‘COK. OF aie x bia roud and Mintwood pluce. Also some vory fine st imoderate price. “These lots are svail- Forse SALE—SPE CIAL PRICES FOR A FE FEW Days— nn. . Qand k ste, 21,000 | D.W. 5 wii AN of all kinds of stock, horses, milch cows, beef cattle, | able tur meuiber of Coneturs, tise, Eront Atoou, wec- | JOR SALE — SULATIVE Ph iW Watts Dave “tena bites ake hoxsund sheep; thecare of all kinds ot Machinery; | ond sloor, referenees ex ianged, terms muderste, in Le Droit POpOD, SPECULATIVE PROPERIY Allin want of First-clags Servants with Gocd Keter- | Steam, wind an — Power, used on. sana s Rood | _ n0-5e: _ tions in tae populer section. Lotou Harewood ave, encom. “4 EW SATIONAL EMPLOAMENS OF- | Teyerehces given. Addrem GOOD” MANAGED ‘Star | 7° OT aa 905 1g ST: 7, FURNISHED | *lstung $14,000 Bouse. 0c. 3 Lotwon Sprace mt FICE, 617 1th st, now, ocee-Sw" : FPieaewnh dirst-class Board uuse abd new Shoe 0 foc eet, Kote Bical located, vary WaAxiED A LADY , Book ki EPER ef 1 WANTED ) MISCE NEOUS furniture ; central location ; no children taken. 9-3 Se ae reo Te cs ae eo is | i store; one who has me experience an LL A = CI TED gan come well Eecommuended ‘state place of real ence, spiny Py RY THE | EDIN- ares carrot OF Mali strect: near railroad aud dress M.S., Star offi ne ny: 'D—TO. PURCHASE 2 BIRD DOG, | Also third feos Parlor tre Yor 2 settler out oven k a rehakuene kort aan Wakietos'. STEADY AN, or Setter: must ue sent ob trial; well | house with inodern linprovemente. rail capital” 2 Box G2: star vice. oF not With $200 cusl to luvest in a Good Paying Busi- mytiearh trained; not too old, and very re Ok RENT—TWO PLEASA ness, $20 per week. .0.D., Btar office, 0 tn price, for characterof animal offered. Ad-| FYI tus va seovnd Fics JOR SALE — BARGAIN — BEAUIIFUL Tx Lot ON Boat Star ofic U11-3t_| oF parually faruished: private family; reterenc pw We ‘D—GOOD, RELIABLE BOOK AGENTS. N S222 omees Format AND 14 6th st. uw. Biot GS Pc a ¥ Come now ; best’ Books aud highest commissions. pune ; Dg horvos a specialty orders gu k i RENT—WELL 1UE ISHED ROOMS; = LEON eee = TERY; Hockvilie: Ma. ail or taen CHU eee, ee eyes | FOR SALE = FoEts i Coens Eat, $5 VERE Ee or ten ANTED-FOR A FIRST-CLASS HAIR CUT G Fungal liz moderate rales: 74 Fat Rw. | ge to G0 alley, with 2 16-fi alloys on siden, r iuauent position and Pay to one experi- c > an im. e 3, BO others met apply; reference req We the Philadelphia Artist, 5U3 14th et., abo Ou RENT—046 N.Y, AVE, FURNISHED ROOM Shealste caiate purcuaners tt wil oe veny gundeen ry 8, O37 F st. CN SL Sesh poses with Board. MASON JAMES, formerly of Roun reatuhdat to cal atcuabans & Mayet nee o Flain Sewing best of recomuiel r is 2OR RENT—1723 HST, A PARLOR surret nae an = <r Fs quired. Apply at 1710 Rbode Island aver bgt “ sisting of Three Large Commmuutcating Rooms, cw Hampshire ave, east side, 24 2 WARiED SIX Goo elke INSURANCE 80- Were eae Pith grate tro aud southers qpposure & room bas 4 Tear fronting “23. 14 on B wt; itors to re] ma tel: ices for conc ‘urniture, febual a 84, py see TES ULLINANE CO, Eire Houscuolds se apecialge ’adassee | yee isHED — ROO peep eS —_200-3t ___ 600 Fst. n, Cad 1908 32 sunning FS, SALE—Lo’ . NEAR 19TH ST, lox J ANTED—A GOOD BEER AND SODA WATER PURCHASE (A CLAIMS BUST- eases <2 2100 for EaNSO.neey cisan, facing south, Apply Lotti: Ane to PROUT PORTSen BREW. ess. Address I-14. Star office, sisting number FURNISHED FRONT hoows: | CHAMLES EARLY; God 14th et-a.we ING COMPANY, Alexan: ng-3t* | and character ot pone Price desired, n¥-3t! e; Lew house; permanent oF Ee ‘SALE—CHOICE BAROALN NEAR 1: a ST. eae ma pai STO D-SUFFERERS! JOU, CAN BE NE: | Wansient; near Arlutou: Wormles's: couvenient to Lt 20x00; 81-33%. 20.000 Bauare Feet W esis ae hee ee ean AGENTS | W Vitalized und made permanently attractive b; 4 18S8 I st. Dwr opposite Langham, — nost" 2, Yard 10 ‘cents; very ‘cheap. COOKE D. Pencil. Greatest novelty ever produced. eyed my IKUE system of practice, You NEED NOT BEAUTIFUL UNF ISHED Lucker F st. nw, 0c$0-1 2 | im two seconds; uo abrasion of paper. 206 to or Sailer. of be diseased. Call. Mv. Dr, E. J. SMI: ont Koom on First foor; soutuer | FOR SALE — BANGAINS — CHOICE Lo, 3 ae Cent profit, “Que agent's sules amuunited to 620 in | 917 GOES ¥ uveuient to all doparuinente; neat two | LM’ Forest lea, Mae sasdl Six days; another $52 in two hours, Territory abso- .b_ DRESSNARING SCHOOL, 61 =: clogaut neighborhood, reut retscuable. | mont) aes Ron, ae rela OO gas ony paler prem doe co: | a’, telearn the art of Measuring, Apply 829 H st a ny 16-Jin 1419 G st jars address Tit MONROE ERASE CO. Munutge- phils emits ae Fu KENT—1029 17TH 8’ JRNISHED F SALE—VERY CHOICE LOTS IN MT. PLEAS- | turers, Lacrosse, Wis. thee te bang Ble ey nem aya Furor and Bed Kou fuse of tale? widen oe, aut at 20, 25,.90 aud $9 cents per foot. irrou, P| ANIED—A | BLACKSMITH ON races of 1 i cat terms. Fupils guaranteed coustai = War on Work; none but » «teady and sober Soa ighest pay. vings cut by THIRD FLOOR, CONSIST: | _0¢10-1m 2419 G st. | J.J. McHatton said that he desired to present A st., George § with ref lugs workinau weed apply to CUUK & JARBOE, town, measurem janted. 1 of domestic bor, ely ferences, nemoved to 709 Lat, u. Ww, | ceo Hate correspondence, jt. Ww. Want: Sen oee AN OCEAN V. tire Outfit for a Fawtiy of Wraps, &¢. Address Box 80, Star o: take enti old; must Kive city lana place, bet. oY S New i ., Patter rule oF tai Hon xiven by Mise. 8. EDA SEITLED COLORED XURsE. = care of achild two anda halt years Sunder. references. Call at Ly Toth aud 2Uth ats. nw., before 12 Jn the inorning. | NEW STUDIO, 0: one} wid ids fine Negative Retou hing. nS-3t EARNERS FORK POF, CHRIST- uLernRt nal Taller System, with uieasure alone, as all scientific ‘ns and materials ct aud instruc- J. MESSER, 805 L st nw. slidi evesy} ee MA Waiters, Serva £1 Positions, ay ANTED—A MAN em = side lunge citi House in bis state, dege (Eu) ts ot id Bill Pout obtained at College ocl-m. orse-owner bi NEK & CO., Froviden nae ew spectalti ANUFACTU! cu: a or 90, Goachan wen to BURY'S Employ- - DW, Basement. ocl2-Im* ALSO M sic the Rime ie hi her hour i takes Ll, n2-6meé ws" aT OGAEED (OUT. es to Represeutan Old Established salary about 875 ber month, ref- , Lock Box 1610, N. 2 MARTYN BUSINESS COL- Dorsne Bureau) Pupils to Knter, Gred- Voaitign ta Circulars JOns wt Gi lege Building, 313 6th at nw., city, with inodern owner to deal WANTED-—HOUSES ANTED—A SEVE ¥ OR EIGHT ROOM HOUSE improvements apd convenient to with preferred, Cosine fe 2 14th sta Hi housekeeping, unfurnished or purtly furnished, for session, north jouse stall gj no cl Box ANT Lor; W west purt of ci be desirable, 35, H.of R. ae te d 84,000: to deal rice not to exceer ‘owner to, with preferred: “Address J. fitee. us ANTED—A GOOD BRIC A TED HOUSE OR EQONS—WANTED 2 p FOR anise of Pennsyivs ave. Or Bix Gvod Hovis, suitatie for Address, stating ae ae COTTAGE WITH | Sar a ofitce. ot" K HOUSE IN NORTH- ty for about 87 N00. Location aaa SEWER ats eae ANTED—NOTICE TO OWNERS—FOR 1) dinte to Faugiug frou ring to rent their b-1 mi Houses in all (rect i BE, my Loo urchaser, Houses tn fiotte i Yaanhendtie rt of fashionable o 83,000 for sour: Me initugs We should be wad to Adams Buildin Tocalitys, Wey eS i idsom< ore than city, ‘ra "Kent: Our ‘supply of hi crgent: Gus ganar? diniue To aizaii~ re from own: house SRT & GGUS: AVE SEVER. TE TMI ce AN a Purchasers for Desirabie Six, Seven and Eiglt- n all parta of the city. Owners desiring Lo Ww roperty Upon ALGADTEE, 6 sisi ee WAN TED—ROOMS. Ww oh nif ANTED-THREE OR FOUR UNFURNISHED Rooms, on second or third floor, for fumily of three privilege of caterer; i (porth of Hi; rent cation between 12th and Address BOOMS, | trons: T eube. ROOM RENTING Pak 8, Se W ANTED—TWO OR THREE GOOD well furnished, 24 01 for gentieinan, wife and % of G, west of 12th, Address B.F.W., Mt og ae ocens mic aoee | 4 north Bitar office: ni 1-2" Was SINGLE ct ge atts FUR. th Tauily “of sdulia:: references” ‘Address ‘e Terns aud 0) dotalla, °K Star ofce. ae ANTED-FOUR OR FIVE ROOMS, FeaNiameD or unfurnished, wi northwest om); Yami ‘of four aduite and three roterenves’ eae ‘Address Mik CHANT a pll-3t court his certificate of election, ed by the Ware witdod os J #00! county clerk. At the same moment Le J. Ham- pe fort xe ae, ey 3 zal ilton, who had been expec this move, rose | paid un! and laid on the judgele fable sortinesiee oa election as judge of district, issued by the Wore RENT By ot A GautLE AND state board of canvassers, at the same time call- keepiey a, f oe ing the fact to the ‘pain eeepc HLA.W., Star office. The scene that fc Three judges were about the beets, each ¥ with @ claim upon it. Judge De Wolfe admitted phy, Ke. that his term of office ended as soon as his suc- and qualified, but said he decile. which of the con- lican lawyers argued the matter for an and and then, at the of Judge De Wolfe both their cer- Warne aa bey IN mia br had Sg | Ba ‘Two oon [Ni gs STRICTLY PRIVATE pry, ‘one efor Foom, in room. iv ee WANTED—BOARD, NEESiants He ae V yANTED—WE WANT AN _OFL of Ground eat pee K, 7) Wonerrachse with sleeve Pattern, foro0 oe, Ae HYSICAL BUREAU, heat: wa tie (fick through ANTED_CASH PAID FOR R HOUSEHOLD AND Fe 5 RENT—ENTIU: outs ing of 4 medi wu-sized Unfurnished Kooms, with Privaie bath uo other roomers; good neigulorbood Sud conveni@ht to three good Duarding Louses; one sauare from Metropo.iten nud Belt line’ railroads: bo O-z4t* —FUKNISHED ROOMS IN A PRIVATE: ER 0} Teforeuooe required. 1313 11th st. u.w. o es ies south & & CO., F st bw. Brn fanliy se i FES 8, streets ail made and 5: fully) on the Metrupolitau 14 miles from Washn oe a 26 17TH 8 EAR METROPOLI- ‘tau Club, White House State Department, 2 rs ton, Communicating Parlors, with cast, suuth sud west ex | Ville (railrond station right at place). _ SUBURBAN | PROPERTY. bousexeeping allowed, references given and red. i SALE—AT BRIGHT WOOD. THE TERMIN' is o the Inquire 126 Eetenewe ee eae Faas Mualroad, several gual" lacts at {OK RENT—TWO WELL-FURNISHED ROOMS | flail frame fuoune. With too sicm ar te Bae ee ea eat EN- | iin New douse near Seott circle wick Tablets | all with foo rey, S, seal ea0 ee a ie ae references 1418 15th st. nw. n9-st* “BIL3t ‘920 F st. nw, ALE—IN HALPIN VILLAGE, TEN BLOCKS Squares of 4500 shade beautifully located (with ude. trees Krowinig beauti- Kockvide pike, nd 2 mallee from hock. iso Entire Household: id from Stas fine oes tach, Sign and selling | 5 ure; speaking tubes. closets abd all the appoint- | $id frow it@se fine panoramic view of ETO gf Mereiauaise of All Hida "Addiees "ALBES " er Le gore dyer mr ey Seuater, for. | iugcountry, The owner suthorizes ine to offer this = —__B1-<w"__| eign minister or high-placed departinent officer. Also property, for tie ne xt ton days at's it would Wi ANTE FURNITURE OF EVERY DESCKIP- | one cozy, inexpensive 2d Elove Parior in counection jnvestinent to hold or to develop. We = x quantity, Stoves. Carpets Mc. Also, stocks | With two tingle bed rooms for two young ineu, uot | tse sea whole Sie utuber of fodtividuain” AB gis ee 7 tae we Oe aearen AAS WiM= POS BRE. SUNN, VEEL EURAISHED ROOMS | 4 och Uiocx is laid ‘sud staked imto lote, ready: fer = Bud — ct oe “Se ae et 20: ie st. Bowe; 3 rane SOLS ing. Ii not sol she nol ume SS | mene ANTED—A GENTLEMAN HOLDING A Goop | #ccomm ih Foasouabe. Spring aud oU per cent added price. position, greatly cosbaccansed by wicknese de Fe EN TNICELY FURNISHED Rooms ag | fertus. One- _bannce in one and two yours, ire tora for short ue period on lender's tern ate angen 5 EXSEREUNE new bot and’ cold oF further pardculats' Pt dus a. PRI jateral or ‘Address Water; two gentlemen in each o: ferred. Call 'ESCOTT, MENT CLERK, Star office. BB. arl6i7 6 ae Le. anes _n9-6t Real Estate Broker, ee ANTED@10, PURCHASE OLD OLD GOLD AND ye DESIO, 439 9th st. n. ue: Silver for cash Rooms 4, 5 and 6. Persoutof menus and teste to aud something beautiful Tent or ior vide ouses, W232ED HORSES TO KEEP ter; best of ery and attention (EYgHLLo fendor sud tontracted fee qu German, French WORTMANN, ice. 'S Stables, 14th st near 'ANTED—HOME IN RETURN Fi and Englis! ‘and reasonable as ab invest- 1744 ST. NW., NEWAND E:k. | _Lhaves beautiful plsce, of 150 acres lying on both purine wix.| Fredy. venti ‘Two Parlors: #75 or three | ride the Metrupelitan br ths ste special cure | rooms $55; second floor parior — ‘bed room $45, | tion in the center), tying on the Georgetown and Kock- ve ordapy st | fourth Hocr, thre large rons, #30. ecro jong Sn tie oiper. ‘Thess broad thorg ran tt ng Fad “ or six: <n thet wa | teuins wit or without board: “Aadreas DIE Star | Bart of the place withim. § of ule of the city of ih, A = a neous wees YT ivi JOR RE RENT—1433 L ROOMS IN ELE- WASTED, HORSES box PRICE'S a tabien Sa ot at x, iiles TO KEEP, irom city. O. H.P. CLARE. Si Sligo, Ma. 3’ gunt New House, with New Furniture; north south springy, woich iowtn 9 mater’ eae NG dcould be eacil; and eastern exposure ; steau beat, hot air, open grat ‘sb and ice pond cot Specialty. Ordor | Stationary mirrors, clecttic. belle: aid idcteie eng erty to be with lighters in every room; elso private buths; this a 24- room! house having % roois on & door, and will rent in | Bow for very Jow F ANTED—ACOIDENTS WILL home, on water or rail. ‘The a gual Accident 85, deuth, ort period tng, 13th and Fate. tion, first 26 weekly indemnity. Coote ee Policies. Call ee mn. Agent, Kooms 9 and 10 Bure sultes or single; suitable for aret-class parties, repre. | Ube abd two years, For pearance, high and four oak and Vi ears groves upon it: suieg ne etree, where a further particulars HAPPEN AT | scutati¥es, diplomats or hotel service; prices low; ret- INO, se, nited States Mu- brownies 29-6t 1416 Fst. o.w. largest und ‘sis |, OB RENT—17 N.W., SECOND FLOOR, furnished as parlor room, with board: oF, write. and Navy department ouse fashiouably located: one square’ West of War 3 nts. BS-3t* eso COUNTRY _ REAL ESTATE. W factyry references from and $10 per month, Cabin John P.O.. Md. ANTED — HORSES WINTERED; BEST OF eee, sees stables and generous feeding; satis~ st or| FOR, RENT—1741 F ST., NEAR WAR, STA’ Fa Navy department, Nicely Hirmuhed Roane = ATED ZABLOB FURNI Wee atatteonce, Made Gwe, ea suite or singly; for Mcubers or Coneress oF het Ber: | by almost continuous Past und present patrons; 88 | Le faliey : adjoins Garrett Park, where proee TRS oe people; with board. Table 8 specialty. re a ate of a Ce (JO RENT—AN ELEGANT FRONT ROOM, FUR- i TURE UPHOL- | K'nished; three larce windows. overlostine brace | Sure Mt 706 ; Work Done ina | ful park: i puvate family of adults; room with OR SALE—W F Ret INVESTMENT—63 ACKES OVERLOOKING 8 broad sweep of country, cooled during summer urrents of air up Kock Creek FINE FARMS beard ERAL Nest ‘and Sutstanuel Mande wos for two, $00 per mouth; references required. 4~: Sabie and Brea George's unt Md., which Bittle tatateed "Naso Testo | har 2) : Be’ | seca lt nee fr ely Weperhae Pere peo Foe BENT NICELY FURNISHED AND VERY | Cheap. a gatas beonee ver Say! W!572)-Ey Ruy ONE 70 KNOW THAT Desirable Rooms near the Chatnberlin, Normandie | “ng G09 F st. iw. DAN’ NES, Mo) EEA and the Arlington hotels. 1524 1st. nw.’ Also furnished Bed Rooin, 1303 F st. =o 41 Is always ready for all iibtsor Won Work, gels FOR RENT—HANDSOMELY ANTED — HORSES TO WIN TE Rooms, with excellent bone tabie preie'e Situation “delightful; convenient to nes care i . F, Beale's Stock Farm. Se oe a n7-Im* 10 rT mouth. Horses taken out 1 aearees. ~~ rg poe yore! tue year aro ir par- VOR RENT—1310 G ST. N.W,, ene UE NISHED jars im of G, DUKN at gu. = ie B ies Hoom, second Boor: convenient Jo tit see, He joey el 10th and La ave. for ti a Fo, os ad 709 1 N. Wz, NICELY, FUR- W ATED SEVERYBODY BURFERING —- nished Second and bps oo “y ie Becme; Smoky Chinueys know th po son ee central; 2 Rear ie tur- Latrol es ia Xo io" beat'e trod Teatro urtacevand ie Might ee st BS -6* We ARTEDITRY SORIBNER, BEST BUTTERINE. Goseta, furnace heat, Scot bal Delis and spent tuvee, 1c. “Warranted not to get | Convenient to avenuccars. 0 x en stron, rile utter) foe one mouth, of money Te: | won RENT_COR OTH AND MASS. AVE. LARGE LOST _ AND FOUND. flirther than i and "ser sale onty tn oe FE os ees Soa, ae ange, “me ‘southera | Gar — a aback GORDON fete Marie at sai 8, 320, 30, middle of os 205-6 L ‘Setter 5 ee lhberal reward will aisle, Open daily. C/SCHIBNER' - my9-6m WO COMMUNICATING OFFICES, boeuf the ute Teturuing Tin vo $2 Beat a, ANTED— STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND | gore Swi lilly, paperea. = — Wits orating Works: Festhore renovated, Mat- ona SGuN SuREMAN iS 4 00, Samia “Guly 820 OST HED POCKET poet Sera 145, Furniture St Moths this ne, Penua. a aro; ra bats 02 Pa aMfclephone 1008 ELIGHTFUL SUNNY, tO} a liberal reward if returned 40 api + Fate ear ch sate in private pees | oon WA HAT, 219 0:8 st. mow. ible corner Lol and east from Tent done Soret Roumes nous required. 1103 O8T_SATURDAY, NOV. OTH, B, $15; i QXE PERSONAL iw. pay otek. Ww Tia Mat SATAN Te Was T K sT. fon AT 937 aac: in decors toa FOR BENT 814 AND 816 816 15TH 8T, N.W., NEXT ve fas lately at the ‘Shoreham, New ed | | OST—ON SATURDAN,, ‘CON- for address to beh ee ele Apartments ou rat, Lowond-end third eesti base, IU yh etal AN cpcnieeiaan Sana, BY | Jon RENT—1824 HS OMMU. ostes F aes INFORMATION LEAD- aa Wi FOL RENT—1824 H ST., LARGE AIRY commu. Lan a ured oe es suey eenticusas ret Patio “= 4 ‘Address 1727 B7 Corcoran —— nla Bade known Sy totter,” address ALONE. Biss espe Meret an Club Warand and Sty departments aj le Ciara ON SUNDAY, 2K KENT 1405 | NW. HANDSOME SUITE Line ia tee ton on ends getay en, fran om Zena cpEYITE ¢TLINDER, DETECTIVE AGENCY Booms, 610 9th st. n.w. snd dounden alge eiter poe =_— ie Sao Ket and terewaried” mee 18 TUE TIME. WE WILL PAY “BiG es presen Cl JES Vem reeraNe, arose lea eit ot JUSTHS OL SSD tab, eit‘ “ FOR RENT—OFFICES. a Roses baal Reese “A WaGREED PRIVATE Derporrve saency, i RENT—DESIRABLE 0} nw. iindous si | ARR ame Ree ae | gree et eae | Lot cyan a Sey Sy Rdeutia, fice open all | “6-1 : squares Liner ‘sta. Daw. SceRS Bours. Wale ot Dw. ROOM OM FOR | salons te a 8. ADAMS, 514 5th st. PPEARANCE, DUR. pe wo | Ane Sra yee ee (OPKINS & (OU, 1420 F st. n.w, ae Cas Mi ey: aE p om Lesgies ae the United State A place worth $1,500 for $100. Circulars and maps st office, SOUTHERN LAND AND SILK ASSOCIATION, 410 7th st wow. nll-Ot Fat or atareat WN cont list dre A DO ) Camis, OF aligit adVauice | bargain, rent beat py E FE e17. Fe SALE—BAK KOOM, St0cK F FL reo UALS ae or ©. KNIGHT, oor. Totbend alee mee en Pan I ease ‘aimetias and other Plants. a Noises 7h Sale —Ou opportunity is offe: DOR SALE he peud peveral Square {OR SALE—THE HANDSomEST | gainneeee Moa Fe SALE—BARGAIN—A on PE ROOKAWAL, Cat Under 3 Joaging: rent low. (Olt BALL nk be ky bana to eell at onc Fe Biriyed and'Bo _no8 Hoek SALE iso one Covered Log Cart, App. ave, sinews Horse; Call quick’ for betwain. Airis ‘Thave huvese re fuely ot nw. Bociety epesially auvited to call end imapect. of Maryland, only 12 the South The best investment anywhere im ‘OR SALE—AN RET AULINHED OYSTER 4 years ‘an opstermen TasuTecs OR SALES, eps sarerr ‘BICYCLE; CueAP A_BED-ROOM SET, used only tow maotka ‘Dresses, rae. =a gh from $3 to $10, Bab ‘uruiture, & vv vi oily Dowem! | Addvews, with staauge Bos 67, Sear cece ne taeS EXCHANGE FoR ont Pheton Bugry—s Coupe hockeway, tn wood! tm good com dition, ——, Ay teaky or Pitjom., ou y oF physician's orange Tgk aie Vi Bed hoon eli very: wil | ¥ HANDSOME MAHOGA Bet of three pice = “ a2" Be “2e* Call at 4 OK SALE—A FINE, WELL-BiiD YOUNG HO suitable for Coupe cr other Driving; an wu by the ADP Aue me St tia Kaulroad Stable. A PINE HOLSTEIN GOW, CALL ab west coruer o: Columbia Road and 1th, st i Lomt Way arise Lp geLErA! It ina nccesmty, Itgivess your address for apectmen pages ad p of PRviui veut actual subscrivers tm tule city. 8 FO. Box SOU, \ OK SALE enguare Pawo with, richly ve, fine tone and gvod an new, J payments ot @LU Ul paid wd Cover ibeiud wos ot only SS Darmonts. ‘aomthig paynsute A ree THE PIANO EXOHANGE, lumgulicout U ‘9 15 Peunsylvanis ave, andouct: bred Fox Hunter or Suddle Horse tm the city, tly Kentic, 101 jentieman, 1. Wi Ber ry. ainoa Village Cart and Business OW, Cant be weet wh 40d 140k wt uw Deut? ALE—$150 WILL BUY FURNITURE voi HouMe, gucd stand for boar: iuquire 204 Bat. nw. CIAL. BKADLULY UPRIGHT PIANOS, @10 Montuly Payments, LACK ORGAN 85 Monthly Pay wen ¥.G. 9MI1H, Penn. sve. _ YOR THE HOLIDAYS HOME-MADE Bread, Salad, Desserts, &c., wonder by an el rie lady; Fruit Cake a specialty . prices reas . Call or address 1611 7th wt. nw. wise! OK SALE-CHEAP—A GOOD IMPROVED PIRE- Found corkers and combination = <9 reas P.O. y OR SALE—AN E uid Stylish Lad, atuliy wh ito s kind party Aisoe Coupe and Address Box 87, Star vtlice. uve if 18 A SAVING oF Honen over Lim with a Blanket, both while in aud out of For stable wear we offer the Cclebrated ceceraa Baker Vatent Binuket ai 8s: OF the strovt wo ofler biectric Square, fdered Wool: a st OODWAKD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th apd Fats. nw, ‘A FINE S1X-YFAR OLD Ba will work auy Where aud in uot af iy at 1409 Now Vark nd-3t" OB BALE—850—FALLING-TU fect order. @60—Goud, Strong =F SALE—HORSES FROM COUN isb,Black.Speedy irotter, 006 13th Bee {OK SALE—SUPERB UPRIGHT PIANOS, ingel on Duubew's, 8220 to 83575. SON & CO. 921 Lithat, uw. Members KOCHDALE U6toSO Ok SALE—A FEW GOOD HOKSES, STANTON alley rear of 1350 Lat, u.w. 7 Taee rd Ne Furniture, located Our fod reasons 10r selling. ig 23 oo A GHEAT ‘OFFER — ONE beautiful new Upright, 4 feet 8 inches bigh, bas eis decorated with embossed bronge figures of the Very latest style. aise possesses a rich Lope ands repest- fection aud guaranteed for 8 years. | Erce ne 00 Hy, fu @10 per mouth. Preis eS GU MORCH'S OO. ener that. uw. Pianos tor jUR SALE. SPECIAL ANNOUNCI MENT 7s persons washing to purchssea Pano. J his being the BUFty-seound suuiversary of my euteriby the piano Dusivess in Washington, aud wis prociation to ty tans teen eLing to slow ws itiends aud the public for! past patronage, 1 otter from November 1 te No- Yuluber 17, inclusive, Zo per cent discount on all comb ob my Rew and well selected stuck of Finnos and EDWAKD F: DKUOR, Late W. G. ith & Co, __BY-13t___At the old stand, &: uy Vania ave. q 08 SALE IMPORTED GEKMAN CANARY Birds id Cagen cheap at the BLK, PONE: 1133 Ttheta.w 8. HAKTBRECH Fst GOOD CHICKERING PIANO Fou begun 5. wold EF makes! GE witb s ius. 7 JOR SALE-SECOND-1 HAND bas ere; Only 84. ° PFELFFER & CONLIFF, 514 11th ot ow, OR SALE — GREAT BARGAINS IN op SGunare Pianos: from 900 up. on 6S and 439 cus, pay. We discount tor brated POR SALE—CALL aT WM. F. GEYER GRAND Horse Display, 400 Pa mee the pow yoo ‘Carriages, Coupes, Wagous, Harness, ts. “oth new and second-hand. For cash or ob easy terms to close out stock. ton x one Daten ool 7OR SALE—1T aa ay OU TO CALL a® JA8.K PROBEY'S aud makes selection (at poul- cost) from ove bi wuldred d ity Bret-cluss Cor fs » from ove bui Ng DAYTONS REDUCED Bans , 2 ‘ROBEY, ocl2-im “aw, Fees ctatinnds on cy SALE—CARRIAGES, WAGU. torus, OUUK ® 4 Janae 2, Georgeto Fe: GALE-YOUNGPALROTS, MOCKING Bil Canaries, Cages, Gulufinhes, Aquariums, Fish F. Byrat's Dos Food ahd Mediciiies- end for hilue ‘Catalogue aud Price List. seers, 31 12th st, nw. DCHALD'S Aird aul 7-3" )OK SALE—THE “OTTO” GAS ENGINE KE Fk witcodance: aux or twelve months. guvd terest monthly. C. H. iuutes no boiler avoids all oa seeetalits ANTED—FOR IMMEDIATE LL, Star ie TOS Sale OS TEADE-ONE OF Tae rane God Lae bt and Liquor Wahtietou D Foose, Gato ‘Sent ame — nerec ase room inod. 1 Hil, wall sel “apny to Se CULLanaNe Soe oe Fane. | Nee RE TEE Fay ung DER stauds buylug and Selling Flour Feed. Gress B.A.T., stat ollice, pa JORNER RESTAURANT. 7TH 8T. Well Gocked | ¢ = a meee” TED ay ee | STORE. DO- A FIRS’ Busines of Over 10.000 Yearly: splendid saad Saka ade : aS a a. to investors some