Evening Star Newspaper, November 20, 1889, Page 2

7" THE EVENING STAR: THE WORLD OF SOCIETY. The Season’s Gayeties—Personal Notes of Interest. Mrs. Morton, wife of the Vice President, and who is at present at the Shoreham, spends her mornings at their new res on Seott circle overseeing and directing the concluding ar- rangement of the finishings and the ‘urnish- ings. Lastevening Mrs. Morton's mother ar- rived at the Shoreham and refused herself to all callers in order to be with her daughter in ‘the first hours of her stay. ‘Mrs. Gen. Myer and daughters have returned to the city and are at ir home on I street and Farragut square, Mr. and Mrs. George 8. Fraser of New York, who made so many friends here last seaso1 have returned to the city and are again settled for the winter in Mra, McCaila’s pretty house on Wth street, where they lived last winter. Miss Eustis and Miss Lulie Eustis, the latter being the cranddaughter of the late Wm. W. Corcorat,, have couciuded their travels abroad for the time and are expected to return here s00n to occupy the house of the late million- aire philanthropist which has stood untenanted for the two years succeeding his death. Miss Eustis and her piece will uot go into general Society, but wili see their friends quietly. Ex-Postmaster General Don M. Dickinson has recovered from his recent illness and is at | seer in the city prosecuting a suit before the preme Court. . Dickinson bas not yet recovered bis — Lg Ne Los is sae good progress in that direction. He is gradually Fevaming his law practice and will be im the city during the week, Mr. and Mrs. O. Hoffman Burrows and Miss Burrows will be warmly welcomed on their re- turn to the city, from which they have been absent two years. Mr. and Mrs. Burrows are numbered among the most delightful hoste and hostesses of the winter residents of the capital, ‘They will arrive here early in the new year. ‘Miss Alisan Wilson is back in the city from spending a long season at her old home in LKeuusylvunia, aud will spend the winter with her brother, Mr. Thomas Wilson of Connecticut avenue. ‘The Swiss minister, Mr. Dr. A. de Claperede, is in the city and is at No. 2014 Hillyer place for the season. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Holliday are back from New York, where they bave a house and where they have "been spending the autumn, and are in their N street home, No. 1814. Mrs. Charles Gibson will spend the month of December with ber daughter in Louisville, Ky. At the beginning of the year she will join her husband, Representative Gibson, here, and they will be for the winter at the Shoreham. Pah Wanamaker is in the city for a few days, the time very quietly and’ very rene ting the completion of the decora- tions and improvements in the house on I street, where she expects to spend the winter, Mrs. Wanamaker is not accessible to callers, as the object of her visit isto give her attention to the furnishing of the house. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Saunders, Mrs. and Miss Sayles, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. C. Townsend, Judge and Mra. Lawrence Weldon, Mr. and Mra. W. 8. Pitkin, Capt. and Mrs. MeNally and Mrs. E. B. Erskine of Boston, are im the city wud are located at the Hamilton house for the seeson. A number of Georgetown ladies, finding it im- practicable to hold but one reception day for that entire end of the city, are endeavoring to establish a “Heights day,” having P street as the boundary line. To this end a majority of those residing on 3ist street, Q and U or “Koad street.” have decided upon Thursday as their “day at home” for the coming winter. Mr. and Mrs. Richerd H. Pillsbury of Balti- more have issued invitations for the marri of their daughter Bianche to Rev. J. Wrigl Norris, to take place Wednesday, pli ag at Mt. Lebanon church, in Baltimore. Miss Pillsbary is well known in this city. Mr. Benjamin F. Gettings of Adams’ express office, this city, left for Parkersburg, W.Va., on Monday last, where he will be united in the bonds of matrimony this evening to Miss Lucy Neal, a cousin ot ex-Cougressman Neal of Ohio. Mr. Garrot Crampton of the firm of Cropley, Boteler & Crampton. Georgetown, D.C,, was married to Miss Sophie Claggett yesterday morning at St. Mark’a church, Peteraville, Frederick county, Md. The ushers were Mesers. Lynn O. De Lashmutt, Chas. Hilliary, ©. C. Chambers and West Claggett, brother of the bride. After the ceremony the couple left for a trip north and upon their return will re- side in Georgetown. Among those present were the parents of the contracting parties, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Claggett and Mr. Osear P. Crampton, Miss Genevieve Claggett, sister of the bride, Mies Mattie Crampton, sister of the room, all of Maryiand Tract, Mr. and Mrs. njamin E. P. Crampton and Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Hail of Baltimore, Md., Mr. and Mrs, Geo. G, Boteler and Miss Chew of this city, Miss Cora West of Maryland Tract and Miss Laura De Lashmutt of Carrol’s Manor, Mrs. A. L. Rives and daughters have arrived from Castle Hill, Va. and are spending several days at the Riggs house. The residence of Mr. and Mre. Wm. K. Ellis of K street northwest was the scene of a happy gathering last evening. the occasion being hi celebration of their second wedding saniver- sary. Among the guests present were Mr. Mrs. John A. Prescott, Lieut, and Mrs. Geo. v Evans, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Hanvey, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Combs, Miss Jalia Karr, Miss Katie Eberly, Miss Flora Engel, Miss Annie Lewis, Miss Min- nie Eberly, Miss Ida Tomlinson, Miss Susie Ellis, Miss Edna Ryan. and Messrs. Edw. N. Lewis, B. L. Wheeler, Fred Eberly. Dr. J. W. Davis, W. E. Collad Brown, Wm. Mayse, jr., E. E. Eliis, 8. E. Tomlinson, J. W. Johnson and C. C. Prescott. On Monday Mrs. M. D. Lincoln of K street ae a small dinner party, the guests of honor img Miss Clara Barton, Mrs, Mary Frost y of New York, a member of Sorosis, and tre} Misses Trimmingham of Bermuda. Mrs, Sherwood, Dr. Julian Hubble and Mr. H. M. Liuco.u were among those seated around the dsintily spread board. ‘Yhis evening. the 20th, Mrs. Lincoln gives a reception from 8 to 10 o'clock, to which the W.N.P.A. are invited to mect Mrs. Mary Frost Ormsby, who is the vice president of this association for New York. Gen. and Mrs. Pitcher are stopping with Miss Hemstreet on Wyoming avenue, Washington —. prior to the completion of their new use. ae THE PHONOGRAPH IN MEXICO. Edison in Honor There—Speaking Let- ters Sent by Mail. Nr. T. B. Connery, forme-ly charge d'affaires of the United States to Mexico, arrived here this morning from Mexico. where he made a contract with the government of that country Telative to the introduction of Edison's phono- graph and the placing of th .. machines in the post offices of the neighboring republic to be used as speaking letters sent through the mails like ordinary postal matter. This is a novel idea, aud much interest was felt in Mexico as to the result of this new method of communi- cation by mail. While in Mexico Mr. Connery presented to President Diaz aspecial phono- = sent as a present by Mr. Edison. esi- lent Diaz was delighted to receive a ou his phonogra oe from Mr. Edison and pn ap answer himself back to Mr. Edison express- ing his gratification at the gift. The Death Record, During the twenty-four hours ending at noon today deaths were reported to the health office as follows: White—Wm. G. Coleman, 35 years; Allen Wagner, 13 years; Abram Turner, 78 years; Nathaniel Magruder, 89 years; Lindsey T. English, 33 years; Dorathea Gerdenspinner, 1 year; Mary E. Gotz, 20 years; Howard F, Craig, 22 years. Colored—Arcarey Grooves, 4 years; Wella Lumpkins, 2 years; Jno. Fant- Toy, 65 years; Willie Shorter, 4 months; — w, 42 Sophia Webb, 75 sagas er, years; So} ebb, ears; drew Mesdez, 11 mon — The Garfield Guard of Honor. ‘The Garfield Guard of Honor held its eighth eonual meeting and banquet at the National hotel last evening. Officers were elected for the ensuing year as follows: L. P. Williams, president; J. O. Foerning, vice president; Alex. Scott, secretary; A. Hamilton, treasurer; M. T. Anderson and F. L. Campbell, counsel; L. B. Sane’ marehal. Speeches were made by re- iy" gaard in the eight years of ite organization eight bave ied “Tw enty-one were present ‘The Enosinian Soclety. ‘The Enosinian society of the Columbian ani- versity has clected the following officers for the ensuing term: Presiden’, Wm. H. ee oe Chae, Coat , Hor- poms - ch LO. ©. bot it Wk Seared, J critic, HG. sergeant-at-arms, LH. Stone. he was receive Was raging and it was impossible to dredge, he made his escape and hastened trom the iy st toward the interior. Point and there he found friends who were Wash- ingtonians. He had only 35 cents in his pocket. He waited patiently for the arrival of the Steamer Thompson, expected ina day = two, and every person who approached frigh' pr him, as he thought he would be taken the “prison” on the boat, KINDLY TREATED ON THE STEAMER THOMPSON. falo, N.Y. from Gov. Hill of that state for Brainerd M. Million, under indictment at Buffalo for the larceny of $265 from bis employer, John A, Nu- CRUELTY OF THE OYSTERMEN. A Victim of the Dredgers Makes His Escape and Reaches This City. It is yet early in the oyster season, but not too early for the usual complaints of ill treat- ment of the men employed as dredgera, Sev- eral bruised and half-starved victims have al- ready appeared in Baltimore, Norfolk and other places, but the first of the season here made his appearance yesterday. He was a fifteen- Year-old colored lad named Geo. W. Hodges, | i whose manner indicated that he was truthful, while his condition showed that he had been subjected to ill treatment. He told to Sanitary Ogicer Frank THE STORY OF HIS ADVENTURES onan oyster vessel. His home, he said, was in Norfolk. Several weeks ago he was engaged to go on an oyster boat to St Mary's river. He went, Speer: = he would make money to have a good time Christmas. The oyster boat had not gut far from Norfolk when he discovered that he was in bad hands, but it was too late to back out. He had either to remain or jump overbourd. After an exceedingly unpleasant trip the boat arrived at the oyster beds in St. Mary's river not far from Piney Point. The boy says he was half starved and made to work night and day. He was KICKED ABOUT THE BOAT LIRE A DOG, but there was no way to get redress. He made several attempts toescape, but without success. During the time he was on the boat, he says, b iphos @ pair of boots. ‘That was all he for his labor. Finally, while a storm He managed to get to Pig Finally the steamer whistled for Pig Point. Then be wondered how he would be received aboard. He had 35 cents, which he was willing = give and work his passage besides. ie the and purser, gave him the first a long time and Sanitary Officer Frank furnished him trans- portation to Norfolk by the steamer and he is probably at his home tod: gang plank was thrown out he walked on at, His story was heard by the captain They told bim to keep his money, uare meal he hadeaten for rought him to this city. today, Government 1 Deposits in Banks. Secretary Windom announces it as his inten- tion to decrease the deposits of public funds in national banking establishments. He denies, however, that he is going to withdraw €47,000,- 000 of such funds from those depositaries, a was reported. The Secretary says that while he thoroughly disapproves of deposits in banks in excess of amounts required for the transac- tion of current public business, he fully appre- ciates the importance of proceeding in a care- fal and conservative way in making with- drawals, and the public can rest assured that whatever steps are taken in regard to it will be of such a character as to produce the least pos- sible financial disturbance, will be for the sole purpose of reinvestment in United States bon many yedrs past has had on de) through which its current acted, from $10,000,000 to 220,000,000, and this policy will not be changed. The withdrawals The government for it with banks, usiness is trans- The Express Companies Yield. Secretary Windom has decided that all money shipped by the Treasury department is government money, and that, consequently, the express company cannot refuse to carry it without violating its agreement, The ex- press company has accepted the decision and will resume shipments of this sort at the gov- ernment rates, carry is that represented by certain deposits of banking institutions in the treasury and sub- treasuries. When a bank wants money the treasurer of the United States sends the bank the amount minus the government rate of transportation. which is 15 cents per 21,000 for most distances, while the regular express rates are many times greater. The money they refused to The refusal of the United States express com- pany to carry this class of money at govern- ment rates made money shipments a very ex- pensive thing. Robberies Reported. F.B. McGuire of 1722 Connecticut avenue reports stolen from his stable Monday a set of silver mounted harness, two livery coats anda bear skin robe. A. W. Bacon, 822 18th street, states that a cloth overcoat and a pair of gloves were stolen from his hallway Monday night. Frank W. Grogan, 123 10th street northeast, reports that his house was eatered on Monday night and clothing valued at 231 was stolen. W. Hartranft of Occoquan, Va., had his black When } WASHINGTON. D.C, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1889 eee SEU ATIONS. Ww NTED-A W WHITE COOK, WITH — BEST. or ate Pte washing oF ironing. age RESPECTABLE COLORED ‘Gide Places steerer a ‘York ave. a. w. ‘ANTED—OO) Wi COOK: ay Wise ETAT YBa? Jefferson W 93 Wishing ena Tr ted ela WHITE GIRL TO | Toureaay saa Friday: eer APE 5 ___ FOR RENT—ROOMS. R RENT—1707 PA. AVE., OPPOSITE WAR FR pak ny Thrve Beautiful Suites; fur- suitable fos, rs of othe rs. and | private family of adults. Terus reasouable. _B20-3t* Ly en tie cen cad ek FRONT Boo, berdics and a card FOR RENT—OFFICES. Fer =p DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS, WITH ‘steam bunt and elevator service, in the Lenman building, 1425 N.Y. ave. 4. T. COUMBE, G-Lin 1425 NY. ave, OR OB RERT_DESE ho ROOM (FOR KENT IN LARGE fret Bem Wi HOPRING & Cd, 1420 Fst nw. was aud beat; pea PHT 4 aos val Saaraty othe Tecate family cheap, Inguire ites well: a kvod correspondent me Cisiius business: TED—GO TO DICKS FoR SOR RENT—NEAR CAPITOL—S30 aT Ww, Brat. dress, Mating salary expected, SOHNGOS, | W inure Houmcnsnidn Wa eee Cenk: | KF Wanrdaoure furetshed Peclores eaitabie for. Meus? Star office, nod and Housemen, Waiters aod Kitchen | ; eb suite oF single; private family; terms reason- a, cass WOM ~600 Haida with city references, SIS TE aCaee BASE | able. Bz0 (white for officers Favily referens ANILD—AT HEADQUARTERS — POSITIONS RENT FURNISHED, OK UNFURNISHE ‘Apply in person or uy letter a to URS. BYRNE, Sha Wiitcots, databer 1 er Maa. Walt tte Easpaegn nd Torce Rooms on second Moor: wwitable Lor Waxes Z FIRST.CLASS COOK. wiaeke Butler. SAAT A CORES O86 et mw. BeOS" | TOR RENT-TO A TLEMAN, SECOND- Troner: Assist in General, Housework tn ANTED-BY TWO RESPECTABLE COLORED | E° ‘story Front Alcove Now; norshwect; svuthory {wood wases. Address 6:20 Gth st. Women, ‘a8 Chambermaid and Cook: Pzvowure: samatiy aduita; bait square from Cars aud Wiper AT ONCE-A REL 1ABLE RED city reference. Pe 1000 Toth at ee te | herdies. F. H., 1455 8 stm az0-3t* Woman ral Housework for 8 He WEARTED-3Y A REAPECTABLE COLORED MAN | 4.08, HEY [-APAUTMEN (6 s FOR REPEC ABLE Four Adults: =a Oth good refi 1604 iio Tabet ae ‘good refe k Colored People in Large New House: naw ~ ances. “Apply at 1110 101 iv water: price, 88 10 $15. Apply L220 Conn. ne ANTPDS AN, EAPERIENCED. NURSE AS a W anid due Yeurgid aupinst cen Cees ts, bring references te 213 ith st a an eas oF address 1419 Oth et iw Wanzeo 5s A pom ay id private family. WASTED FIRST-CLASS “CLASS. Iralmenn Panera orks — it chen Coachmen, but- lors; House i pa wage Men today. DICK'S AGENCY, ree ie at nw. Wake eae or re STEAM TOILE, 6 = ANTED — a ‘A RESPEC rasee ILORED West & Place as Cook in « Private Family Apply Wate ANI in de 5 A eg wun as Leundrese, Will oes Loh Geter Hoa rade 5 oe 4 Areas 1245 Madison st. n-we scares ‘ANTED-WOMER cooks sto TO ay red Wiki AN’ led CAPABLE PERSON, POSIT! ae is se Led’ 's Mai or id, oF care for «row awe peivene or Farts Handst ed Men | ing. ee EELS from present, em- a a “BAML A. COOMBS, 926 Fat. now. as CAPABLE. Stato eee nto A YOUNG MAN TO WATE ON ous. y ANTED-STENOGRAPHER—YOUNG LAD’ make himvelf gene al ine able, Kood, type writer op- “ Lacconn pualtion * sao) - INESS 0. Star otfive. nz0-zt | ary. Address ce OPERATOM, Stee Ofte: nig t ANLED—A BOY ABOUT SIXTEEN YEARS OF ANTED—BY VERY RESP ED Wag in Thompson's Drug Store, 703 15th st. Wise ua und wife, Situations, formar orb ee, omg sw ‘cham see D-SALES LADIES IN DIFFERENT DE- partments ‘Cush Girls aud Boys; best ref- fn GS tired. Apis hare ‘séconi meen morning st 9 1 floor. 12th st. ‘and Paw 2% cm Felorence. ‘Apply 1292 Tate, foee 1B sin pam. nig-zt* eet ee Rint caged A LADY, A POSITI A: Se MAEr ah aie ae sadatens CO} Aye ta W* NTED-TWO EXPERIENCED GALES LA- es dies at i the Saseees Parne Store, 730 So nw. ANION, Star offices nit ED-SITUATION. BY A GooD GERMAN private fi references give! ay EENT—ELEGANILY FUKNISHED DOUBLE Farlors and Room Adjcinius un First Floor and Two Communicating Rooms on 2d Flour; every. unt, cobVeutence; south Tout; couvelient to gil the prific,jal hotels. refed newslvosbood family. 1540 Lst. nw. Bl {Ok RiN1—1OGETHER OR SEPARATELY, TWO Unfurnished Communicatine 2d-floor Kooms; all Convebieuces for livit bousekee; ine; FORt oUe Ver: large; or two back rooms; wear cars, 1810 so w. POR REN? RENT—825 Ni NEW NEW JERSEY. st ed Koos! floor, for hi JUUSEKLC) rat avate Seon pate heat, closets, rans water); no clildred references VOR KENT—TWO OR THKEE UNFURNISHED 4s00us, ob Second floor, iu a beautiful bay-windo w house; southern, exvegure: perfect cuudiuu ant closets heat, kas and batli; wo children taken, 513 FS RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS wine rare at 1321 N at. n.w., fur adults only; corner nouse ‘south and references exchanxed. wit east’ Gxposur BZ0-St = fl = 35 PGE RENT, NICELY FULNISHED PLEASANT Kooms. ou tlurdaud fourth tore, lange ti, e aud grace heat; near all leading hotels end oot W "ut es. Lost WASTED-A YOUNG MAN TO Pree: eB per week and commission; must Coe cash._Koom 8, 1008 F st, secoud fi 20-1 y ANTED—A RELIABLE WHITE yous, wR refe ‘cook, Wash ani * | samike Apply at 1815" H st. 1 We sa 0 GOOD, RELIABLE [ABLE TINNERS {ho can do both inside work snd, roofing, ean SE ORTON Eyuchbur » Van W reise WHITE MAN AS HOSTLER Gi (GER- Bsn preferred): must understand his parties without the best of reterence is to ford sobriety and honesty need not apply, Wages $10 week. “Apply at L112 1otuet, from 9 to10e ms Lt? yy AN — A Ur tnonr, AND EXPEKI- od Pe if Wood Lipset V ANTE DoBy, A RESPECTABLE LOLED Girk, a situation we Child's Si nurse, Chamber- maid or tos Plain Seing. oF address 176: st. nw. ANTED—BY A LADY (WIDOW) A POSITION as Matron, Housekeeper, Companion toa Lady or Charge of Lines ‘Room ins Not!" Teierences un ceptionable. 326 W. Saratoga TED—YUUNG MAN SRsike tent Attorney's Office; have iad experieuce; mi furnished, B.K,, Star office. TANLED—BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED full charye Gt" Mely af uugut, ‘relerenees fursiahed, Address 232 20 at. now, DLB-Jt RST UAT INS FGR COOKS, COACH: Room for tule House. . emen, Housekeepers, Watch- tion to the right party. Addcvas Post, ON, Star men, Ni stators Boge (earn trades) ; ali selected, gltica, stating expoctence, age reference, age aud reception rooms, Young wan preierred. 20-3t* al HAM'S, 1110 @ at. aw, ANTED — AN ACTIVE, | WELL, EDUCATED Wier, J WILL BE FUR Lady, one disposed to business and Wann iriy Hecoutmenaea cri hgerrroms | to advance in we Sth se ae te tart 68 week: Te Sony" 1Vam,, $24 5th st. ow. Wats Peeters nee ALEX: 8. CLARKE, 1920 7th at. att ANTED—A GOOD WOMAN COOK; ON Understands ber business; whi apply Stall 302, n2U-3t' Center marke ANTED—A SETTLED PROTESTANT WOMAN ‘of amiable and kitid disposition ral to Growing Cl neuen: Seacen or German preferred.” Apply att r PORTLAND, from 10 te ll oslock Perea wis ‘TED—FOREMAN MASON FOR SEVERAL Small Pieces of Stone Masonry on 7th st. cable Une Apply at Contractor's Office, 7th and ONE WHO Tots. ow. ANTED—A YOUNG erase TO ae oon rug Business; one w Pat once, SLATIERYS FHRHAC ESA Witt Sicnkaudstit Department, Apply to Gee HENDRICKS, ie Wont ward & Lothrop.” 119-26" W ANTED—A CLI MUsT BE ne GooD mienoxrapher, well jeducatedl sud good peninan no a begeer aoed ‘Address Box 143, Star oftice, BW NTED—A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL FOR General Housework in Family of Two; must sta rats Apply bet ween 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. rare ANTED—TO Assist IN, THE ae “OF A fux-weeks-old Baby, « Middle-aged White Woman ofexperignce, Must have reierences. 1475 R ot.n.w, sete Ws TEDTEXPERIENCED WAIST, SKIRT AND Sleeve Hands; reply byletter, Address Dikk8S- MAREK, Star office; state terms and by whom em- ployed, ply-4" x ASTED-YOUNG LADY TYPE WRITER WITH WV items ted to Leke Dictation oF anata Copy trom: Author's Moe WKITEK, Star office, W class Gook; uvust come feng topcenmente per- Each! place ald good wages. Apply at once at 1433 st. LW, nly uationalit) chatge our is INTELLIGENCE. OFFICE, Men Cue. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS ANTED — $2,500 FUK THREE YEARS, AT 6 per cent, on wiulmproved real extate, Just north of Boundary; northwest sectiow; worth over double this amount, Addrew REALTY, Star office Magee $3,900 FOR & YEARS Wiper scat on promte ie prtret pent proper tae paid, Address Box 04, Btay office, city; no commission _ 219-30" ANTED— Ey pee in ues CIV ILL eee) KIND PERSON LOAN A trees 825 for short period? , Security ett i$ reserences and Lil ERVICE, Star office, a ‘ot ER, 640 ear Buroacee and OF ng charke.. Root with dispatch, rie’ rat5, Satiatactoril ‘and Job Work done is! ot was T=D—FOR A FIRST-OLASS HAIR CUT, GO to the Philadeluhiu. Artist coo Bee Feunsy!vania ave., opposite Willard hotel; White ‘Trimming aud Dying a specialt; nld- ANTED—CASH PAID FOR HOUSEHOLD A ND Office Furniti Entire Househoi icc of Merchandise of ‘Address. “ALBEIT ag 10th st. nw. W y ANIED—iT BAUM Ya) PAYS ) THE HIGHEST CASH chad coud-hand Furniture, Ere Entire Housebolds specialty. "adarese WwW ANTED—HORSES TO PASTURE Lee feed Summer; keeping ceiyedat Alison Nuilot’s stable oraddrese HC. HUI LEY, Rockville, M Md. pene Teferences, siven.ni ay mh and quantity, Stov 0. to of Merchandise Store and ten Fixtures: “Arc. He e357 7 at st. UW. Ronee, amar a Bpecialt pee snd Summer | jalty. a box FitcEeS ‘sisbless $11 Oth at 2 speck aren eh st Foad, 8 miles from city. 0. iE GLARE Sligo, Mi WANT A GOOD STEADY MAN IN nd one who will Invest @20G or 8:10: “steudy position. Addieas ‘Bo: 70; Star ANTED—ACTIVE WHITE BOY ABOUT FIF- rolersuces Gilets dry goods store; a good referenc: NGS, nlg-: = PE2G 7th at. mw bet. Mand N, TED—A COMPETENT COOK (COLORED), ~t will assist with wasbing and {ro WASTED TO SELL, “SUN DIAL” GAS HEAT- ing Stoves; one that will heat « bath or hall a stam expense of 1¥¢. per hour, F wizes ran in pri fi 15 to. 6. im Be BE Cae aee See, ANTED—ACCIDENTS: WILL I HAPPEN AT on vd egret orrail. The United states Mu- u ‘Aseociat! first, lungest and best, 3-000 at de at death, $5 weekly indsmnity. Costs $15 satchel Ee valued at $15 taken from s seat in depot yesterday, Mrs. Annie Foster, 903 7th street northwest, reports that there was stolen ¢ Baltimore and Potomac about noon yesterday from between the a er bed #50 and some promisvory not —_-____ Death of an Old Citizen. Mr. W. L. Prince, who,up to a few years ago, new ber stun: outst freer J. O DOWLING, Man Company, Rucine, ANTED—BOYS: went aud Neat. ANTED — 500 COOKS (WHIT! was a well-known dyer at No, 1011 F street and afterward at 605 6th strect, died last night at his residence, 814 11th street northwest. Mr. Prince was well known to many old Weabing- tonians and was @ son-in-law of Mr. Michsel Talty. He leaves a widow anda large family of children. eerie eee Wilt be Taken to New York for Trial. This morning Detective John Taylor of Buf- arrived here with a requisition mt. Chief Justice Bingham was handed the papers and directed the necessary warrant to issue, and Million was brought up from jail and delivered to Mr, Tayloras the agent of the state. Million, who isa young man, nineteen years of age, was arrested by Detectives Mahon and Horne in Georgetown on the 12th instant and was committed to jail. ee Killed by the Train. Yesterday afternoon about 2 o'clock Howard Craig, fagman of train 330, Baltimore and Po- tomac railroad, was struck by the engine of train 65, due here at 2:15 p.m. at the Anacostia freight yards and was so badly injured as to cause his death at 5 o'clock. Mr. Crai standing on the track at the time an struck in the back and thrown some distance. ‘The train was stopped and he was and brought to the cit; dence hospital where lived in Baltimore with his wife and mother and was but twenty-two years old, was was picked and sent to Provi- @ died as stated. He NO INQUEST. Coroner Patterson examined the body this morning. He did not deem an inquest neces- sary, and cidentally crushed to death, anges. ve a certificate that Craig was ac- Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been issued by the clerk of the court to Aloysius B. Eichhorn and Louise Ruppert; Alfred E. Webb of Alexandria, Va., and Bessie 8. Edmonds; Xavier Triebler and Bridget Weir; Chas, H. Ballard and Emma H. Jackson; Green B. aga of Philadelphia and Blanche E. Edwards; D, W. ery of Me- chanicstown, Md., aud Efi Lobr of Gre , Md.; Peter Coibert and Scare Smackum; Sayles B. Turpin and Octavia Owen Woodward; E. T. Rice and Georgia A. Courtney; G. a Gaither and May B. Thornton; Jos, W. Huich- inson and Rache! Jones; John W. Talbott and Lula Fletcher < Virginia; Gilbert M. Bastable of Calverton, V: Bettie Powell of Stafford county, Va; W. “EB Brown and Maggie C. a Too Late, if New York Be the Place. Froin the Baltimore Sun. Atthe meeting of the National society of mechanical engineers at New York yesterday President H. R. Towne in his opening address advised the postponement of the proposed world's fair in 1892 on the ground that it is im- practicable to get ready for itin time, The Paris para- tion centennial was a longer time incubating. The time is no doubt short, but American snerey, under proper circumstances, ie capable of wonders. If the Breat show is to be beld in New kK and controlled by New York bed Yor! weorylt v years would not be too Sade ean eos ration, The capitol of Andes bases poe os. mon ument of the greed of New York politicians many ored); aiso Butlers, Waitresses, Ni phia and Maryland, Justice AND ¢ urses, House to all. Boys; Puilade:: A charge to poopie aud help. BUMNHAM'S, 1110 Gat. Dw. n16-6t* CHAMBERMAIDS, W axTED HOUSE WOME. is and po ees Sober Mi Sid positions Chie heatious vernuuent positions, NIELLIGERCE OFFICES TLL @ tear oete-SOC W ANtgD_DRESSMAKING SCHOOL, 612 15TH st.—Puyils to learn the art of aleasuring, Cutting aud Fitting by » Washington's Dress Cutting Scale, with the privilege of making one dress while learning. All who have learned this new systeis speak of it in highest terms. Fupiis guaranteed ¢ employment at higuest pay. | Basted Tiuiugs cut by measurement, with sleeve pattern, for ucts. Ayents wanted. nlv-t ‘ott ANTED-WHITE | AND, COLORED COOKS, aiters. Drivers, Coachmen, a, urees, Maida, clans Wervante with Good SEW NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT OF foie G7, tan Wis TED—AGENTS—WE WANT LADIES wn Gentlemen wo Sell Our Books; beat Vooks: highest commission. Write or call at WASHING! K AGENCY, 1521 F st, nw. nls-6e" ANTED— DUNDORES EMPLOYMENT | BU- reau, conducted vy indies, Men and Wi white snd ovloredk for all kinas of Gussostae lave, eaty sud statea; with riferences, nemoved to 700 Let, u.w. no! ANTEDILEAENERS FORK PROF. CHRIST. NEWS New International Tailor System, with any inch-rule or ta,e measure alone, as oli ecieuti fallors cut, Petterus and uusterials CUE aud instruc- by Mue, 5. J. MESSER, 905 L st nw. ANTED-AGENTS—“DODGE'S HORSE-BLAN- ket Hulder ps the blanket trom biowing or ing of the hoive; nothing like it in the marker, bu; he by mail 25c. SLAX- ‘oo2¥- Lin hi eed nd Sontag, ous | LiCKLEN, Gen’ Ageut, hoous Dasa 10 Barche Bul apply wituout best city vereren 10H8 3th ROR ERN Gon an ne Bil SNTED —DRAUGHTSMAN) DESK FREE; | WW ANTED- LIFE INSURANCE ON THE COM- 1,50 paid tor Patent Office dra Address mh Ee PALENE & ALLONNEY, Box 21, City mil eae Az, eertue ie rience, MUTU: WARIED-A COOK AND CHAMBER ASB, Home losttition luce 4 OS arch 20, 1878. ang French and Lngliahy oF Eugits ccuuenta, #110 for a aces MABTe: st en eee, See se shoud Fs fury Upon ‘Death of Member. ———- 7 deaths ence creatienton. Wanten A GERMAN OR gues GIRL AS Sor facies talents be MILLS, Esq., President, ferences Fe- pS Apply at 1831 Seana’ s before 0 Flies SSA's anew oppente tow WaHEs ore or meet ge nome Duk? One 2 S HORSES WINTERED, cer GP “OF SE ga ese od ct, el | Me eral ate | 01 3 = ina} a i i EOE EACRDE 0.. Md. ‘ocz-simn* TO WINTER AT GEN. ES | WErTrR nonses Farm. Stabling and Feed ep out eud returned. ah Horses'a specinity tne year around. Fontan: ‘a speciality the fr inquire of, C. DURNO, at turm, or kB. cent. Hay Scales, cor. 10th aud La, ave. Bes AN — . bigs Binaiet so) Fags neti sure, cure 1oF female, diseases: Dr. McGill's **B ood Puriier," cures Malari plee free. Bre, Fo A BAILEY. Genet Ag Rea Mita be. ANTED—EVERYBODY SUF w-1lin® WwW Smoky Chimne; EnING FROM to know that I Gure Them or No Pa jade to muired; f a ev or Ro Pay Wirgse riety ‘th st. nw. ANTED — STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND Vora: Fea vy lenovasing W renova’ teamed. and Moths ‘De. Hroyed 3 Fi TRYOUNGS 10S Pacey, Telephone 1008-2 COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. )OR RENT—TWO LARGE COMMUNICATING Avoms, second floor. 174¥ J 4th st., cor, 5. 20-2* Fei RENT—TWO SULLES OF APARTMENIS with Open Grate Fire and Private ropolitan club, 72Y 18th st. u.w. FOR “SALE — MISC ELLANEOUS. Fo sue —A GENILE FIVE-YEAR OLD ave 3 tron Na Gray Howse, weighs 1.100.) stands 26 Ronda. BABCOCK, Fredericks- burg, Va 20-6 FFoh SALECRARE CHANCE FOR A BEAUTIFUL and Rich-toned Uprich 0, owner leaving the City ; will eell for quick sale and cash this maxnificont Piano, used but little, for only would be a bar- in St8S0R, Also for sale by an ex- -< etal Vegrant arround Puli Square Grand, used but one year, a pguiicent iustruwent, for only $150 cash, cost $500 ‘a grest Both can be . THE PIANO EXCHANGE, 220 13 Ponnsyivane eve, K SALE~BLANKETING YOUR HORS! like saving good medicine to the sick. It keey horse welland qual to greater teeks. Weare welling Horse Biankots a: they ought tobe soli lowest them within the resch of all. maneinal prod. placing i VODWAKD & LOTHROP, corner tae Wood, aw. Fe ALE—AT PRIVATE SALE-ELBGANT aie Biceay Parlor, Chamber and Dining Room barui- fare,China, Gia ile a Linen, Carpets, Be. beng ents ~ private dwe ling im ‘cont Gos of the best neignborinods tu te y, having beeu BKted up ata cost of $4.00. For terms and permis- m to Inspect sane apply to RAICLIFEE, DAKK & CO., Auctioneers, 20-3 ¥20 Penna. ave. nw, Tree oes SALE-FOX TERRIER ‘PUPPIES oF BIGH- ling. Price, $0, Pedigree and lars 143 N et. Pa. a or at izsi {OR SALE—-ONE KODAK CAMERA, 1 TOAD i price 61: oad _ Adrene 3: 254 N ot ~ x ‘ORK yall every “BOUN oa ywhere, Bucky. Destelass oi ROR REN NISHED ROUMS FOR GE: men, 1712 Lat, n,w. Possession at once. JOR RENT—T OM. THREE UNF D KOO) first floor; range aud latrobe: suitable for lig! ouseheeping ; Within half square references exchanged. 1428 we f curs aud herdice; Fierce piace porth- B20-3t 705 187. : cond and Third-s story Frout Koon southern capoaure, and prices moderate. nt WO SUITES OF ROOMS ON FIKsT «i floors; also One Large Front kool t-clans ‘Table Board. oie 2 4th et eit —LHREE LARGE ELEGANT CON. lors; suitabie for Member; also other Roo ig or without Board; modern improvements, on ot nw. Bz0- FE, RENT_TWO | DESIRABLE. ROOMS, EN ite, Furnished or Unfurnistied, Also wines kooms. unprovements; Dorthwest part of city; New house. Apply CAFE, 930 Feuneyivaqio ave, Ok RENT—IN A SMALL FAMILY, LARGE Warn, Sunny Rooms with choice ‘able fashionable quarter, Address AVeNUsy auton, & ty. Bo: toilet room; house new; all ni moat picturesque center Pe anged. D1 VOR RENT—TWO UNFURNISHED, eee cating Rooms on Second Floor; ou front aud one ; ‘on same floor, with heat 12, RENT—1326 I ST. AND FRANKLIN ae beautiful Suiteof kooms with bath and i , OR RENT—819 13TH ST. N.W., PARLORS EN Suite; newly fitted up; open fire, aioe Sesh; mee location: suitable for 3, pleasant rooms with or without, boa Shee ee roomers; reer “DOUBLE PARLOR AND Small noon, crimcty DK; On first floor; would suit a Senator; also large Jd-story frout room, al room ; house kept by a Philadelphia lsd; neat; table & Specialty; good home liv: 1110 Lst. nw. n19- tan & Son, ‘OR RENT—THE THIND FLOOR AT 4307111 8 B.W.; Srooms; key st store of S. THOS: & WAG n19-3t ROR RENT—FURNISHED OF 1 UNFURNISHED, ep suite or singly, with Board, Front and Rooms, suitable tor members or others, 718 Toth hw. n1g-st ke RENT—HANDSOMELY hace 2 SUITE ot Two or Three Large Rooms on Ist floor; also ‘Rooms on 24d floor; en suite or single; i Feferences. 1324 L st. nw. B1g-3t! FPQR RENT, WELL FURNISHED COMFORTABLE Room, with First-class Bourd. in Private Family for gentleman of culture and refinement; none other heed apply: price $30; ref. exchanged. 125 n.e, Fe, RENT — DELIGHTFUL | SUNNY ROOMS, le or en suite, in private family; furnis inne double corner House’ wouth and east fronts, Say windows; open grates; references required. 1101/K st. Dw. nb-3w* jOR RENT—AT 709 IN. W., nished Second and Third-story Frot Southern exposure, central; also 2 Mear hished for light housekeeping. JOR RENT—800 11TH ST. N. ‘Hundsomely Furnished Koonis, en suite or single, Bith or without board; two Lines of care pass the Goor: references exchanged. OR RENT—FIRST-CLASS SEW, ESLARD Foard, Roos Single or En Suit or others, Call at 1325 Vermont or DK RENT—2616 L BT, NW. HANDSOME, Newly-furnished Large Frout Koom, baths single gentleman preferred: half ieee ‘fom toruus reasonable; references exchanged, n19-3t" i RUNT—A HANDSOME SUITE 0 OF must be seen to be appreciated; suitable for member, Private family. 7 LOth st. nw w1)-3t 7OR RENT—TWO LARGE, SUNNY, WELL-FUR- -d Roo! wie or eu suite, south ety p te fires, rewister heat, every convenience ; Yate {amuly; references exchanged, 1828 nid-61 Fe: RENT—1720 H 8ST. N'W., HANDSOME AC- commodations with Board, one's square wet ad er we department. 20K RENT—LANGE, ELEGANTLY sua Front Koom, south front, with superior table board; house new: location unsurpassed; one half block from Franktin park; mod. conveniences; first class appointments; uo sivall children desired; terme Feayonable; retereiices exchanged, 1217 Kat nw, Dw. Fe RENT—908-010 15TH ST., OPIOSITE Mo- Pherson square, elecantly furnished apartments on first foor, with board, near Arliugtou hotel. DLY-Jt* Foe BENT 708 AND zal F sr. ‘State and Navy departments, F Kooms With Bosrd: en sulla oc ‘single, 10r members of OF permanent residen.s; teble cial Muguificent Rooms, furniste ed with or withou a. RENTING PA JOR RENT—THREE OR FOUR LARGE UNFUR- uished Kooms; house only four years old; perfect condition; all modern iy t m.w@ Dds TTENTION, HOME SEEKERS! The Homestead Land and Improvement Com- pupy having secured a splendid tract of land located on the ‘Metropolitan ranch raiurosd, near ~ilver yy pang and Kel st. adjoining the subdivision of ‘Leighton, o ponte ng Will be held THURSDAL November Mt. Ve uu Hall, ithat-and New York aves 7:30. pas. Pereons do: siring of securing @ suburban howe in y ,ectabie id healthy locaiity uear the city would do well to attend this meeting as this is the i ae Only a few more members will be admit! Foe BALE—VALUABLE # SUBURBAN PROP! ubout 56 Acres, near Benning fistion, D.c. RT: 7 ex bay enn a le and @u iminense hy to ware GEORGE T. HOWARD, 15-6" _Firemeu’s insurance Co, Building, — JOR RENT—11 ACRES, NINE-ROOM HOUSE, Stable, 4 Chicken Houges, 125 it Trees, 100 rapes, Berries, Shadeand Nut i rece; fine site ut 25th ;elddayear. Callat 1415 H st ne, ANT. bO YOU Usz i FIGURES? 8 FAKNS- Ww worth’ New System of Addition solves the secret i SALE OR EXCH BEAUTIFUL TRACT of “1 ie calculation.” learned tu sn hour. For | Mi of 16 acres, west of ‘Teniertown near Loughboro’ Bignestiudorseueut and barticuuirs inclose stain tr LOULS CUNSINGHASL, the FARNS WO1H O0,, Johus Guneiwautl, | “oc4-1m 5th and F'sts, mio. Ocdw assim. ANTED—BY THE MARTYN BUSINESS CUL- Wi ioe dls tent aren Papi bate Stud: BUSINESS CHANCES. _ uate and Pail A Kuaitions at god, baluriea, Cifcalars obtatucd at Collewe buliding, B1d Oth st. D.w,, city, WANTED--HOUSES. t FOR CLIENT, WHO WILL PAY ALL ee Brick tiduse; 3 or 4 rooms deep; jocaved between Hand N sts. and Tou B. F. GILBERT & Cu. and 17th wt ats ae BLOTS ‘D—AT ONCE—A SMALL FUR: ISHED We or partially Furnished House oak eed Ticeuon, either in B Wastkngton or Georgetow! at mederate rental _ Address MODEWATE, dt ‘office. piy-Bt" Wi V ANTED-IMMLDIATELY FOR CASH, DESLRA- bie Houses mis, the corttwesy conteting say, L. TSTAROARDTES 6 615 Sth et new ccwe-tm WANTED—ROOMS. ANTED A NAVAL QFEICER AND WIEE, Plat FR od Tian str pritiege of cbt house: price by year. W ero |e are evens “ ce ofite. aot to exceed § dress REALLY, Siar Clicee iTED— Paste THE CiTY, vel pian for reni trate eye PARP kee sat Gatnw, eeibe? WANTED—BOARD. | ee aes 78 wan 4 AND lak ttle WITH Wine ainia 3 the ee of 1s fet yaad TR nae | a9 Siheon bes tar office. PERSONAL, Ropes. FORMERLY EMPLOYED BY NA- seks cela ae NeEoh es meee sigb HOQRIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY. ING bay Gendars GOOD OPPORT UNITY WILL SELL MY GRO- A cery, pos See tne f a xood stand, pr tty ply pein £ & SON, 0 PDO HE OW NER O OFA PROPERTY 1 MARYLAND, within one hour's ride of wesnington and rich in tmuiverala Will inake arren) ents with parties with capitel to develop same, ‘Chis is s rare opportunity, and invite investiga! MIN. a hoor Sie oe JOR SALE—GOOD WILL. AXD FURNITURE UF A Prosperous doa and House Cont ing 40 Rooms; lage .Jocation and, steady protiabie tustness: #3500 cash. Only parties meanip Bead appli to L. STAKGI TER, 613 1: inet awe [HKEE OR FOUR UNFURNISHED Hootns 2d floors bath, water And Kan; newly pa; jo cluidren, 71 18-30" URNISHED APALI MEN Ts Shan CaPLLOLy NTS NEAM CA ‘CHEERFUL and COMFORTABLE, ES SUILE or SINGLES With every uowe comivrt, iuclading Attendaiice ot first. Servants. Gentlemen demring cheertui surroundings with ab- solute privacy can be uccommouuied at reasonabie jouse overlouks Capitol grounds, For exuct os Hocation and full paruic HUX E APAKTMENTS OF TWO AND Fics rooms on susie: private uatn and clossts wuntly turushed, at 1Hs WOOD. aud Jowa circle. s. DOK RENT— W., IN A NEW Foukuer house, Hendsvuely Furpleyed second Flour pene ot hooms; bath adjuiming; Suitable for buuator yf member, n1-st* {OR KENT—1723 HST., A PARLOR SUITE CON- sisting of Ihree Live Comuuuicating iicoms, With grate fire and southeru exposure; fora qeutieman. | JOK HENT—318 ST. N.W.—LARGE FUR- Qasbiat oud Uuturnished Loote; no seme ne Table Board; of Will reut house as it s lor @: JOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS; FIRST, ES oud and third floors; everything bew and class; ae ple. GAG Ret nw. Bld-6te |, OW RENT—NO. \T PLACE—BEAUTIFUL Hovuin, shugle or ca wulte, suitable lor 8 Member, Beuator, ‘and Gentlemen. A quiet house of adults, "Very central, nl4-oe jOR RENT—LOOMS WITH BOAKD, 330 CST. I B.w.; ceutrally iocated; good board than two Would occupy rooin would object. Buiter ‘comprising Parloi mw and vice: well furuisheds furnace heal; open fire places: window ; also other bed rooms. nisawe ‘UR RENT—ELEGANT HOVEL BARBI R SHOP, F farted and bend hy sea TiLEs bed ad OR Bate Orne. aa igi ad Bg 0d it it ed Sages tema tens eer a Of SEE PORTEERE AND GOOD WILL OF all tar ofc per month. Waves ED—#10 000, ON VALUABLE WAS! ARUABLE WASHING. ba na Box 313, City Post Office, RITIES THAT 8 ENDS, ‘ 4 8 NS) ihe Se Eee 313 F street, Want Martet Bock, . 8. Electric Light Bond. rates application. n18-6t — FINE ce GRD MARKET Renta pers: ‘OR SELL LOOAL STOCKS ren borrow — a i i Ni-HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ree ne. excellent hume - at 1421 K st. Se ae oe ane Shienaia Fiymouth ce Fowia cheap. ‘ny mo Lona LW YOR SALE—A BARGAIN — LIGHT BUSINESS Outht: “handsome Horse, sound, gene, stands without tying; five light business Waron aud Har- Dees, nearly new; parece, suitavie for beker, y cap JOK , BALESON EASY TERMS TO SUIT PUR- Five Dark Brown Driving and kid- ine tome, "Byearsold. warrauted sound.” Aleo, Car. Flage, Buggy and tariens uquire at 17 Sth st. ne. Kk SALE-OAKMONT MILK FROM JERSEY Cows; icchest sud Purest. | Mefer to leading pis Box 586. nlp. Ol ‘SALE—BRAND NEW, CALIGRAPH ficlaus. Delivered 1m northwest section ouly atest improved pattern, with now 4-drawer Wal Cheap’ to immediate aver. Wa. S EASTEnDAS, Gus F. Fstuw aly {OR SaLE— 1857. PIANOS. 1889. STEINWAY & SONS, B.CuAnk. Sisiisact a r WENDELL BACON & KAVEN, i ON sion #¢ UREN, Low PRICES REASON AB ABLE TERM! LABGEST ASSORIMLNT IN THE CILX, 925 Pen motvanie a Sole Agent. = — jOR JK BALE HORSE, SURREY WAGON AND BAR- Zhe horse ie sound aud eule, | The waxon hase mou, been ihe whole tor $160. ‘Sold Uecsuse the ywnet es no furthers ¢ for Shen. Cau be seen at MCLAU OHS 8 Livery Stave, Za between East Capitol and A sts. n. Au a 129 10th st. ve. \ALE—BY FRANK H. PELOUZE, 1913 F ST. pH 60 Peoples Pire lusurauce, 63 Bull Kun Pauoraue. 80 Wash, Loan and trust. These stocks offer ® good cuance for an investment, prowising Well in the suture. n1s-tt JOR BALE—UPKIGHT GRAND PIA #i almost pew ; easy action: fine tome: made by’ & Sons, New York. New lot 10c. Music pieces, "THOMSON & Cu., 521 Lith JOR SALE-FINE BAY DKIVING MAKE, x, Joare old: Warranted ted sound and gentie; 1544 hands; WeleT; suie tor lady.uud is guited tor swddie ; oe ; petri given sutinfactory reasons eiven for selli iso Da: Ee Wagon, Lop Buxxy, set Double Coupe Harness. Apply Stable’ rear 1301 Kt. bw. mouths, & DAVIS UPRIGHT PI- ano For sale-and For Hent inotared dis wok only rare und genuine ain; Superb + almost cot onat we uls-lw FE SALE—CHEAP-ONE PAIR™ Soop, ‘SIZED. and closely ‘mated town Horses: property of rmy officer who has left the city. ‘apni woop BROS., 1620 M st. nw. Re SALE LL BaY House, rate a lo Work anywhere: price, e, alley rear of 31? isso unt av ven 18. }OR SALE—A DOG “CART AND A FINE neg Yearuid Bay Mare; works wall ui anywhere. and is afraid of engines. Address 1 ew eee Bots Fee se bara Par THOSE WORLD: RENOW. OWNED ata foc cash, at 1 WILD a Boe Too To BUY }OR SALE-NOW 18 YOUR CHANCE where You can save Victorias, | Cou storm sha Perel uur move, — K. PROBEY, 216-1m 1230 32d st bow, ‘OK SALE—JUST ARRIVED, Hou k ugg teen youne cosh, arivers and draft; sive S ome youny Draft Mules. BCHLEGLL & QUIGLE' nidee in rear of B53 D st nw, FS SALE—THE AMERICA N CY Sm Span] with ite 20,000 4 and 6,00U illustrations a. the substance of 10.000 volumes iu » shelf ruil of books, stands ou ite shelves to answer brie! every considerabi it lay arise 19 gene! At isa necessity, Itgivess bend your address for List in prominent actual s specimen pages and ced a E ASSORTMENT oF Wo le Carriuces, Daytous aud Business Wagons, prices lower than factory Work; vehic.es taken ov storage. AH. G&EGOKA, cor. N.Y. ave. aud Oth st. BW. ul5-1mn {OK BALE—A COMPLETE STOCK OF TRE LAT- em Style Carnazes and Lmported and Domestic Harness at ANDite w J. JUACE'S w Carriage anu Hurness Ware Bouma, 29: 28-1030 Cons, ave. gMice and Factory: Cor. 14th ot note. oe puerta aucution Ripal:tiiwe of Fiue Catslages ‘and the iepainine ot | Para “SALECSTABLE BELONGINGS, ee rv Combs, brushes, 54 Horse Dpobges, oat AN ti Chamois and ail art ies pertaibing theret Dist. J. JOYCE’ New Carnage and ve. if Ware i Utlice aud Fac- tory: Ci niz-im ,OR SALE—THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN CABR- ri bes ui tANULEW J. JOYCE'S age and Haruess Ware Roous, gud 1030 Connecticut ave, 24ih und L sts. u. 1u28 Othce aud Factory, cor. ool CIAL. Bone UPRIGHT PIANOS, Beato Monthly raymenta, ALACE OMGANS, > Monthly Yay meuts, oaLL 4H, 1225 Penn. ave, {OR SALE GLEAT PIANO OFFER —ONE beautiful new “opel, 4 lect 8 inches Lich; has ccuraied wita embossed bronze fixures of the Very lutest style ;4lso pussesses 4 rich .ueakda repeat- ucdon abd guareuteed for 5 years. Pace $.V0— Ocal Bd G10 ber mouth Une i-haud Jprig ut, € 1: WORCH & CU., Solmer Piano Ageuis, wot ‘met BW. Piauos tor reiit, a/-vu ‘beginuers; ouly ets. PFEIFFER & CONLIFF, weld 514 Lith st. nw, OR SALE—GREAT BARGAINS IN USED Square Janos ; from $60 up, on = 810 pay- ments; lage discount tor cash; ral celebrated makes. GL. WILD & Buus., 7 RB SALE—SECUND-| HAND COUPES, Buu. whame, » Victoriaa, aud a/l tbe latest des fall and JOUN bb LOUNG, 400 Fa ave. Winter currages. oc2U-im JOR SALE—CALL AT WM. F. GEYER'S GRAND Rotors Lisyiay, 406 Pa ave.. and see the lanrest Steck ot Carr, ‘ou $i Carnes, Coupes, Waygous, Bou d_ second-hand, cash eaay terms: aH stock, ‘a = Dayton Wagons: ate7o. oclD TRAERIAGES, WAGONS AND BUG a easy terms. COOK & JAKBOK, Sed virect Geosgesoma. use ok SALES LHE ~ OTTO" GAS ENGINE HE. bo Nas of time me banal pot foal sand tor ‘circular and price list, D. BALLAU Shee Tae Tekst uizte BUAKDING. _ FOR SALE—LOTS. Or} A PARK. orepik 4 Abice Lot ob Murnolis ave, os tion Sat ae siialis wei Sean trent on eve.; at 60 oat Eize Lote on Carroll ave. ;ane square from station: each 60 200 feet = ga Maple.ave.: three squares from ste « Lots in Lewis & Heaton’s addition; 0 teet, n20-6t east. 3 lots Su: rapidly inuproving. per fone i made K st.bet BU cack: per toot, 15c BOL North aide’ between st god 2a ata 888 Oot alley ; per tox . Columbia Het, foot, #1. _— 1 #1, Ban, ‘Wey citya . vy City. disining Lots, oor, Capitol ave, an ain BE WARNER & 00., aos paul E—NEAR WASHINGTON © URCLE A or Price BO cents per toot. CLRCLE, ‘or sale—Lot on Giei3 fects imp of jot; reuting for € _219-6t etwoen Oth and ed by Two Brick DS esch. price 86, UWIAN, NEWMAN & CO. Auautc Butlding. Srioe FEET FRONT on AGAIN Eat w. bet. and 2: 110 feet deep rear; street, pa ~ curb, sidewalk aud Tuuud tu this locality | Price: p 1.40. ch SWOKMSIEDI & BRADLED, 02) Ficwe Re SALE—A NORTHWEST CORNER, 5TH AND row a 208 teet on Sth, _ LSU feet on Ma handaytne me at. This ground i, Price 500, oo SWORMBTEDE & BRADLEL, 927 Fw ep SALE-ALL OF SQUARE 1 BOUND. by 12th end 13th and band Bete wes pit seckitnTEDT a & BRADLEY. about 160,000 8g. It. n16-6r —~~- eg ore ie ON WEST SIDE OF at borth of Mass.ave. Jrice § 1,500. ‘Swonhs tebe & BLADLE sf¥n POs a ane ON NOKTH SIDE bet. ne, 4 nice buiiding Lote Tice @1.20. a ‘ye BALE—GOOD LOT. »QN, SST. NEAR NEW EF Hawpehire ave. ; fo gliey «south front it S100 per toot. WAL Rosi LREOMD, BUT F at, nw. oon PERE anes Cane Lore Po, w figure Se Prympt purchaser, TYLER & KU THIS, 7s Fis SALE—ELEGANT LOT AT COR O bia road and Mintwood place. Also some Lots adjoining at imnoderate jirice. ‘These lotsaresvaile able for immediate naprovement, having water, cam, sewer Dear by, curte set, side macadautzed, aw. OR SALE—TAKOMA PARK Fok 4 Som ks uid aud ead LLEK S KUIMERPORD, 1307 Fat w JOR SALE-BEAUTIFUL BUIL BUILDING 1 iors AT South Brookland; first station . Braveh KA; pear Uuiversity aud Electric care: chap and om easy terms: streets 0 tect wide an cousormit with plan otc STG DE UED ©. Warkeic’ 1906] or WAL. 0. DENISON, 92 VERY ce 000 FEEL oot HARLES in, northeast, tc. EARLY, Gus Lather PT f+ Apply aisle. {OK SALE—GKEAT BARGAIN LOT, TWO BLOCKS pout circle, south front, $1.45 foot. CuakLis EAMLY, 603 14th ne: SOK SALE—LOTS INN t ed part of Brookland, com- il kinds of fruit growing ‘on the de in conformity with city Streets. To parties who will build at iy date special terms will be given. wake our choice, fut d plats wee Mo- ACHLEN & BATCHELDEIG 1210 bat we. ni3-2m Forse CHEAP—THREE: STORY ADB BASE. beth: mt. Stable. Inguire 17th et hee ned Fe SALE—NEW THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSES op F st., near 5th ue. ; only @2,500; sbout @ cash; balance on ten years’ time. A bargain cither for occupancy or as an iuvestmment. SW 1 Babies. Get ret eee sh OK SAL! E OFFER A how OF sf o W wry Brick Houses ou K st. ne. {OK SALE — SPECIAL BARGAIN — LOT, P= ware 154, New Hai ave., cant mi lot above K st. bai 4 rear frouting “23.14 on R st; bad ar) easy teruus, Bi ALL. BROWS & ©O., 1321 Fat. ‘Ok SALE — — BAnGAINS — CuvlcEe LoTs at ‘orest Glen, Small payment down, balance eye hen FORD, 1419 Gat, J ONFY TO LOAN IN LANGE AND SMALL sUMs cu avproved real estate = 5 and 6 por MERE IN ALL SU: Gus, PO LOAN ON REAL Estate Security at 5. a Os ONE _Bis-6r fies A418 Ft. _ princy L ah Rew Yorks ae WANT TO BORROW “MONEY oN YOUR ie property aud desire itat lowest rates aud quickest ‘ume, call on no L6-1a EA McINTIRE, 918 F st, $100,000 % TO oan ON REAL ESTATE » “WALKER c, ag nl2-3w* typo LOAN ON REAL mnteee a HAVE in cush 75,000 to loan on spproved security im Bums of Sg cataelaas a a by Gb becessary 5 now-L MILLER, 1213 F et. nw. Bo. Hoax o8 BAL ESTATE AT. 6 AND aie eat cash prices. Loaus negotiated upon suiue at reasunable terme, Apply to M. H- ACHEX SON, 1507 £ wt. uw. 1-3 oO YOU WANT M et Low Interest ou Furu ure, Fisnos, Horses, Wagons, Houseioid Goods or utber persoual p : Prucial and interest payabie i weekly or mot uta; bo Tewoval Ol wooue Publicuy.’ Box Bn, Star offt ONLY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES ON LOCAL securities, listed aud unsisted, aud good collateraL, Runde, tucks, coumercial payer bought aud ould. + FRANK Ho PLLUUZE, 1513 IN HAND TO LUAN ON APPROVED — ALBERT F. FOX, ONLY TG LOAN OX nee reTy aie ae Bouds Listed aud Unlisted securities Bougut aud seid. ls OUNMINGHAM, ‘ood h-Lin Luh and Fate ()4) TO_LOAN ON D.C. PROPEKTY $500, 000 im suus tw suit at 5 and 6per cent, Nogelay. sane Le Ba, ocl 8-3 $50,000 sel4-3m worx “TO LOAN TO LOAN IN SUMS sui at Sande per cent yer sunum, No th Sums TO SUIT, ON APPROVED REAL aia rev'd ape SiALE 4 BH WAKNEX & ocl1-2m M EY 10 LOA: on poms Rom @500 UPWARD, ar the Lowest KALE OF INTEREST BLAL bdiaia as, gd DISTRICT, &. U. BHULIZMAN, _ocT Corver 10th aud F sts. a.#, ONEY TO LOAN IN LAKGE AND @ a duis at Lowest Ly heal Estate becurity. A lew suis of €4,5U0 au UU Bt S per cent ocr Sin MULCHING, BULALED & Go. ONEY 30 Loan UN nEAL BBTATE iN SUMS — ‘AUSTIN P. BROWN, Akeas pastas vid Faciw. Bi-lm* FX BUNT S14 AND 816 15TH ST. N.w. Next | PE LITE D, pwr STREET, ee basa pen bathe, &c. Table board. us. 215-Le0° ra ropri JOR RENT—1su4 H ST., ee, 3) a ee RTABLY FURNISHED icating Rooms, eu suite or single; oe moderst Metropolitan Cit, War aud Navy ante; guit- | nol. tn? Inquire at 471 C st. n.w. —— = LASSE SEL TORNISED ROOMS | wITH FOR RENT—FLATS. ae.com Sedat. oesu-lm 188 MAKY '¥, 022 14TH OT _N.W. OON- 1221 32D BT, WEST WASHING. venient fon, cose BENG Fbiy eat do Saad ot ac Inquire | transient quests accommodated ‘st rearoushie ratga, ; at PAINT STOLE. nol-Jm* {Cal ‘oc. Lm! Moses zo ge ON ESTATE SeOUR ity within Mpistsict of Oolumein st FOR RENT--STORES. LOST AND FOUND. Scih-sm een tenn. RENT—LARGE STORE AND CELLAR, 2026 | F ost — NOVEMBER 1, A LARGE TAPESTRY | Ay ONEYTOLOAN ‘ATE ATLOWESE A morgen, | Meter sinanras iaeaie ee | Moe Re aaa ae oa eels Tse Pit_ | "BSG. = _osd-om. aie T = am mae eran na | gies Seer ee G eg earias otic: ae oe sR ow __ FOR RENT--STABLES. ae RENT STABLE Remogy us snd toss fo oe Cx tian; woter rd ga TOL pean Annee Enos i eaten = 308 7h at ow. TO Loan ‘Estate s024 Buccestor to DA re, LW, eer a (10-am