Evening Star Newspaper, August 23, 1890, Page 2

SOCIAL MATTERS. ‘The Sunny Side of Ui 1Afe—Washington- fans Enjoying Outings. Miss Mollie Frazier and Miss Maggie Lawler will spend a few weeks at Colonial Beach. Mrs. John Crowley and daughter Alice < Georgetown have left for # sojourn in Vir; ang om their return will visit relatives in more. Miss Maggie Lynch of Baltimore is visiting her cousin. Mrs. Jobn Crowley of Georgetown. Mr. end Mra. W. H. C. Thempson retarned from Boston and New York yesterday, Mr. Pieree Stagg and his sister, Mies Ada Stagg. are enjoying their summer onting at Narragansett Pier. Mise Stagg will Lag join a party of New York frionds ot Belmar Miss Carrie Stagg is spending the heal at River Springs, Md. Mise Kakemaa, who has been s»mmering at Biue Ridge Summit and Atlantic City, mee Mrs. Dr. Keech of Capitol Hill and her daughter Susiehave returned from an Baa trip, which ineluded Nan- fot, Boston, Plymouth, Cambridge and New ) aE Harbor are Mrs, Marthon, wife of Liout, Com, Joseph Moerthon, Mr. and Mrs, Osborne of Norfolk. Mr. and Mrs, Henry Ralph, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Shepard and family and Misses Alice and Alma Kuowles and Miss Mildred Saunders are Summering at Cole’s Point, Va. Miss Gertrude A. Boswell is spending the summer at Vinton, in the mountains of south- west Virginia. Mr. apd Mrs. B.S. Boswell heve returned to the eity from Oid Poiat Mr. and Mrs. George A. R. MeNeir have gone to Miagare Falls. Their daughter, Mies Emms MeNeig, is at Atlantic City. Mas. C, M. Corbin of South Washington, Mrs. Emme L. Carrico and sev and W. Ernest Ar- nold of East Washington. will leave Monday for White Sulphur Springs, Va. Miss Mamic Greenabaum, who has been so- foaming for the past six weeks near Clifton , has returned to the city, Miss Francis Strauss, who hes been visiting relatives in Baltimore for the fortuight, hae returned, = Miss Lizaie Harris and Mise Hannah Harris of Serantou are spending » few days at the SHOOTING STARS. In a sword contest, engineaged by the Boston Globe, R. F. Tobin has so far 471,852 votes, while ‘Hon. Benjamin Margieson, Wash- ington” has received only 1,275. New. whe the dickens is Tobin? In that little Force bill ‘game, Quay was the anti. Bt Louis is to put up 5,000 street signs on lamp pests and corners and the bayseed at the cross roads will be out ing stranger. ~& 3 E F é by Dorrow thet 26,000,” Secretary of War Proctor, the dispatches say, while in the camp of the Vermont militia yes- tery, aimed and fired one of the cannon of the artillery squad. Now let us pause And think awhile Concerning Proctor’s shot, Did he, when shoot- Ing, point that gun Toward Canada or pot? “What do you think of that sir?” he asked, stter playing her one of his ows composition, “It needs ventilation,” she gasped, and fell over ip a faint, Days of Strikes and Knights of Labor, “Out of aite, out of mind” doesn't go with the World's Pair people in Chicago. The President eaheven become quite s “plunger” singe he has gons to living near the surf, We have received Vol. 1, No. 6, of the Ex- Periment Station Record, from the Hon. Jere- mimh Rusk, Secretary of Agriculture, and while 5s there is much in it of absorbing interest, there Mr. William C. Souder and family of Capitol Hl will leave next week for an extended tour Syghous Delaware, New Jersey and New oF Mrs. A. E. Ziegler, Miss Salte Ziegler, Mr. H. M. Ziegier of Cincinnati, Mre. Henry G, Elle worth of La Fayette, Ind., Mrs. Frank Under- hill, Miss Maud Underhiil of San Francisco, Mr, and Mrs. C. E. Fuste, Mrs. D, Berenguer and &. Berenguer of Havana, Cuba, are spend- ing a few days at the Ebbitt House. Mra. Romyn Hitehcock of 1204 Masaachusetts avenue will sail for China September 11 in company with her husbead, Prof. Hitchcock, who goes om a two years’ visit in the interest of the world’s Columbian exposition. Mr. J. J. Dermody is at Atlantic City for a few weeks. A ball given at Newport Thursday evening by Mrs. William C. Whitney in honor of her guest, Mise Adele Grant, was a brilliant affa: feeretary Binine entertained the Portuguese and brazilian ministers at Innch at his Bar Harbor cottage Thursday. Mr. Wm. H. MeKnew and family, who have been summering at Asbury Park, have returned to the city. Gen. D. L. Holden, department commander, G. AB. of Colorado and Wyoming, aecom- aie is Wile, is vinil re, Btuz; Eee 1 lowe Corals. seo sais ig nothing quite so simple, earnest and touch- ing os this little verselet, evidently from the | f charge. Admission, 25 cents, tender hand of Uncle Jerry himself: The milk at the creamery is Delivered sweet every moruing, And embraces the evening And the morning milkinga When the weather Is sufficiently Warm to cause the milk To sour, the milkings are Brought to the creamery Te separate vessels, The milk as delivered by The farmers is immediately Bun through the separator And about one-fifth is Thrown out As cream. ‘The other four-fifths is Taken home by the farmer As skim milk, With some of the Farmers’ Alliances it ia the Snub-Treasury plap. What « grand, glorious and magnificent time they are going to have at the opening of the | and will probably remain so for awhile. Sheridan & Flynn's | Wy. of vendeville artiste will appear rrie Ester, Brothers, comic gymnasts; Lewis and Gillett, acrobatic bal- the Nelsons, apd, in conclusion, “Two ancers; Old Sports,” by Sheridan and Flynn. In ad- dition will be the garden show, with sparring Hara’ Buov.—The a Teeater opens tog palm = \dapted fy the ccloriable every way adap! tion will be James Reilly, in *‘The Broom Maker of Carlsbad.” Mr. Sig eps 8 of rare powers and a graceful actor. He duces a number of new ow apdexichy songs ie the type wh which Emmet and Scanlan have made so he play is anew German hereon 8 tppaaling to to the seutiments and e audience, The c ny bas —— sree} elsewhere and it ineluden two remarkably clever riches children, The Bookbinders’ Mutua! Relief Society will | give xeursion to Marsball Hall next Mouday evening on the Macalester. Tickets, 50 re 25 cents. Second grand bulloom ascension and para- chute descent by Miss Dessie Garrett at River View tomorrow. Stcamers tamue! J. Pents and Excelsior leave at 11, 1:30, 2:30 and 3:30, Tickets, 25 cents. Adonble tou ment and bail, the grcatest novelty ay the season, wiil be given ut River View Thursday, August 28, for professional and amateur knights, Tickets, 25 cents, on the Samuel J. Pentz. The steamer Joba W. Thompson will go to Clifton Beach to-morrow, leaving 6th-street wharf at10a.m. Fare, for the round trip, 25 — Eething, , crabbing and fishing. ¥. Church will make am excur- a Ragas —- . Rachie “ jarmony Lodge, No. 21, Kni thias, 0 to Bay Ridge next Wednesday by B, £O, at pA a.m. and 1:30 and 4:30 Sas Seek quel aneandon 0 company B, third battalion, D.C.N.G., U.V.C., goes to River View next Monday on th 1 J, Pentz. by} 25 cepts. irst grand tournament of the National Gun Club takes place at River View on Wednes- day next. Open contest to all sportsmen. Steamer Pentz at 9:15, 1:46 and 6:45, the third ual barbecue and picnte of the mofigial Association wijl be held at Schuetzen Park next Wednesday. A 1,600- pound bullock will be roasted and ‘sorved free Prof. Schroeder’s National Guard Band will give a midsummer concert tomorrow on the steamer Macalester and on the lawn at Mar- shall Hall. The Macalester leaves at 11 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. and 6 p.m. Corcoran at 8:30. Fare, 25 cents, —_+-— DISTRICT GOVERNMENT. MISCELLANEOUS, William Wyman has been appointed tempo- rary cook at the Washington Asylum at $120 per annum. Thomas Readon hasbeen appointed tempo- rary tailor atthe Washington Asylum at @390 per annum. ae Death of Mrs. Lizzie Wright Owen, News bas been received here of the sudden death of Mrs. Lizzie Wright Owen of this city, which occurred at Norwich, Conn., iast Tues- day. Mrs. Owen was visiting there with her daughter. The deceased was a daughter of the inte Gen. George Wright. She has son, who is in the army. ae ALEXANDRIA. Reported for Tax Evzwixe Sram. 3 Poxtticat,—The democratic district eonven- tion being over politics seems now quiet eels The ‘The Misses Hanuah Bresnahan, Belle Quig- Pennsylvania avenue bridge over the Eastern | next political move is the meeting here noxt loy, Etta Walker and Annie Kneessi have left the eity for the Blue Kidge mountains, where they will remain the rest of the season. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. F. Bacon are at Center | Billy Mason will become Moriches, Long Island. ‘Mr. W. Hannes of 220 5th strect southeast — sister Maggie have returned from Atlantic ity. Branch. And the band played An-acostia, First Citizen: “Do you think Congressman V. 8, Senator?” “Is he worth a million?” Second Do: The Indian is a Local ——— There was a full dress ball at Deer Park last| CHINA AT THE E WORLD'S FAIR. night. Among were Mrs. Gov. brocade and point lace; Mrs, Secretary Rusk, the many who participated ina Blac’ lace dress; Mra. B. Hellene, Wash- ton, white ooh at Miss. Burdette, white ta le; Miss Turnbr seve on mt lace; Biss Grace Davis. whet brocade: ; Mire, Cam- mack, white muli soie; Secre' Rusk, Ad- miral Queen. Col, and Mre. Hellogg, Mr. Hellene, Mr. aud Mra. McCaully, Mr. and’ Mra. Burdette of Washington. Campbell, who wore white | Prof. Hitchcock “ana His Mission to the Celestial Empire. INTEREST IN THR COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION— BIS OPINION OF CHINESE CIVILIZATION—THE CHICAGO EXHIBITION TO BE A GREAT SUCCESS, Prof. R. Hitchcock of th tional Museu m 4 party of young folks met at the residence | bas receutly returned from Chicago, where he of Mias Sadie I. Allen last evening to take leave | went to consult with the directors of the = on — to her departure esent were Miwses M. E. Ailen, Sari Oe Fe F. McGrath, A. W: 3 M. Coyle, Alles, Mewrs, A. McDermott, G. Elberta, J. Daley, R. Preneh and ©. J. MeGowan, if world’s fair with reference to a comprehensive exhibit of the culture and industrial arts of China, Having been appointed commissioner to China by the committee on foreign exhibit Hon, Wm. A. Henderson of Knoxville, Tenn., | he will leave shortly for the celestial empire, is at the Congressional Hotel. the object of his visit being to create an in- Mra. Goodale and niece, ise Gusto They yer, | terest in the fair and stir up the orient. An of Hartford, are the guests of C. Haviand of 523 3d street. ‘Mr. and Mrs. J. | ¢ffort will be made to secure an ethnological exhibit and to induce the Chinese people to Mrs. W. H. Harrison and Mra @ J. Stevens| make auch em exhibit of their civilization as are spending th the wonth at Cape May. ———-2@e THE COMMISSIONERSHIP IMBROG- LI Petition ta the President, The following petition is in circulation: will give the rest of the world a better idea of their attainments. “In no country in the world,” said Prof. After spending two years in a study of Japan and its institutions Pro?. Hitohceek is convinced To the President: The undersigned, residents | that the souree of Japanese civilization is and property holders of the District ef Colum- bia, ivrespeotive of party considerations and affiliations, beg leave to say that we have dearned with extreme regret that the Hon. L. G. Hine has tendered bis resignation asa mem- beg of the board of Commissioners of said Dis- trict and of the causes that led to that step. We do not wish to be understood as criti- empire to America in large largely Chinese. OUR RESTRICTIVE POLICY. “What effect will our restrictive legislation have on your mission!” “Chinese emigration to the United States comes chiefly from British colonies over which the Chinese goverument has no control. The does not care to have its citizens como nunbers, if at all, and cising of ect, while I think our legislation is based on « mis- —s potty eat gba pec apo iare taken conception Peaches t 2 the matters of differenes which unfortunately pestle ben bees ey ae nee ey have arisen, or to impute to Col. Robert any Pugpese to do other than what he con- scientously deems to be ots, but we do to may that Mr, Hit ity as a lawyer as a business map, his high character for ave ity aud bis knowledge of the affairs of | clusion of that the istrict, auggest the impertauce of retain- ing hia services a5 Commissioner, if possible. ‘Tr will not be ap easy task to find another who will accept the place who has the qualities roquisite aud who yn I ay the confidence of the people re: bua aud to which he is duatly entive Tf a change must be made in the board, we | it ‘vemture to sigReet. without reflec! — upon the ability ox motives of Cal Rober, it would be easier aud better for the pub- me wervice to make a ee cohction fren cunang. the engineer corps of the army the services of Mr. Hine can beretaot = We beg to assure youthat weare not actuated in making this suggestion by any oo considera- tion other than a desure to prowote the welfare of he District. — Treasury Department Changes. W. H. Glascott of Wisconsin has received an eppoiutmest to acierkship of the 3900 glass in ‘the office of the sixth auditor, upder amended departmental rule 10, civil service rules, Promotions: W. W. Lesh of Penusylvania, from claga 1 to class 2, second auditor's office; Emma T. Judson ef Llingis, from 9900 to class 1, second auditor's office; O. M. Maxam of In- digna, from clase 3 to class 4, and H. LE. Gos 1 of Tennessee, from class 2 to class 3, oftice | @ ot Bte-saving service: Mrs. 8. E. Churchill of | Maine, from class 1 to clase 2, Miss Ida “it Ft Es F . CELESTIAL CIVILISATION, “The Chinese Civilization,” coutinued Prof. Hitchcock,“‘is a growth of 5,000 years as traced in ita literatare, and it may be that the e- people accoznts for the ry —— between serge ceareerns hem eur own, The pepulation empire is 400,000,000 in reand numbers, or sbout que-fourth that of the entire globe. Its commerce with west- ern countries is of great importance and the United States might, by a per commercial poliey, easily secure a very prepertion of American cotton fabrics are China, bat the supply is irregular pat a chants do not, like the Eeglun, cater to the trade. Duwug the year 1883, which was about ap average season, the province of Kwanglung a eee wh gies of cotton fabrics from japon SUCCESS AT CHICAGO EXPECTED. “What is the outtook for the Chicago shew?” “On account of newspaper reports I went to Chicago with great misgivings, but was hap- pilp supe surprised to find the af the ix ia the hands of the very kest business men of the city. difficulty mm selecting the vito is im no way attributable ta the management, | but was caused by ‘those more interested in | real estate speculation than im the success of the fair, The directors aze endeavoring to get the best men to iil) the best places, and they are ouly waiting for the ap) bie ps Bed i active operations. The ch: gf thee mittee on fureign exh: —— the Chicago Ce ag oe Prettiest Guana! papbsrpracedey OM ae est financial houses im the United States, a Friday of the republican central committee of this congressional district, under Hon. RR. Farr, chairman, At that moeting all the ques- tions relative to the holding of a republican district convention will be determined, A strong effort is being made to induce Hon. Frank Hume to become'an independent eandi- date, and no little blandishment is also used democrats to prevent him from accepting anomination, During$the next ten day probable that the opposition to Gen. Lee's re- election will begin to take the shape it will as- sume before the canvass ends. Ovp Bur_pixes.—The stouc building known asthe Braddock House, where Gen. Braddock ME 18 GOING TO TAY TO AROUSE IM THE ORIENT | held the council of the royal governors in 1755, is said to be in a decaying condition. ‘The back porch fell a few days ago, but the back porch is modern, having been put up about 1925, while the hous2 was bui:t in 1753. A frame house, the old Ramsay muusion, built in 1752 on King and Fairfax, seems to hold it own, 4s well as the Moore House. Notrs.—The fire ber ‘dens, now only three in number, hi ted Lewis Brill president viee Ge deceased. Mr. French's place on the board of wardens will be filled at the next meeting of the common council. Harmony Lodge of Washington Free Masons visited Alexandria Washington Lodge Thurs- day nightand fraternal addresses were made by Messrs. Hans Smith and Gilman of Washington and of ——The suit of T. 8, Neale of this city against the Schuyler Electric Light Com- pany has been settled by the payment of €800 in full.——Acting Mayor May, who has succeeded Acting Mayor Beach in temporary charge of the mayor's office, has fined James Duncan $20 for firing # pistol into Mayor Dowham’s garden. After the mayor bad fined him he was ulso re- Oo. Hitcheook, ‘is education ee highly valued as it | quired to give bonds to aad the poses, is in China, and nowhere docs it lead to such certain advancement in afficial life.” LOST AND FOUND. —AUGUS' GENTS GOLD NING, WITH fate Selicaice t net. probably in Smithsonisn grounds. Liberal rewaid om retucu tu 1U0Y af st B.w. auzy-st* fron ihe ay or eee, wt to oO. ‘Turkisl ide depat A’sultable reward will be given if Jett at above uambeae 15 REWARD Loy ST—LANT SUNDAY BAT FEAR ih suid Later s-w-, Long. Pocket, Look time 8140 com reward for jarounation, Toad Surecoveryiot m McDEVIIT'S VE EXCY, 010 Oth WARD LOST } Lake or ota to, tations ey Stiver stem Winder Upsn Fee 5 ve: very laree rt Dever “a profle face Wteturn to 818 Coumeedleat avenue. ost -oON I DIANA AVE. oe 2D AND 3D gra, at 6:15 p.m. Thursday, Stuall Black Puppy ; breast, # and ‘tips of game of Black.” Liberal reward for its return to. COSEENCEI Jx., Bpencerisn Busipess Col <DAY_A SHEPHERD /DOG, BLACK an iF reward for hie return to &. LEPS, $12 it st nw. a t* “OST—ON WEDNESDAY olored Poluter Dog With Muted two fagy and names of owners om co:lar Return to De. J. Ek. HENDKICKBU) mow. IXTEEN PAGES. sue es 2 TWO, SER — YOU SEE Rey Wites of j2 and L eae ER -SINGERS—AN ALO GND 4 TENOR woes ae gir ae . AND ay: mich iid ree ets he we ry Winn chy alters, Builers, Ritchon Mate, Bonssworkers, Taundmes ec. (all Classce ormen am S $enee, “BURNTAN 1 106 stn Areca; muss be ‘72O 20th st. ww. ANS TED BRIGHT YOUNG MAS OF. pee red godess porta? toys aay Saige have references ‘TED—A WOMAN TO COOK, WANII AND eed cook: reterences required. Star office, au Wasgii- soon CAKPENTENS APPLY 177 ANTED-QuOD WHT L FOR GENERAL hou-ework in small famliys German prevented Apply atonce. 1127 4 ar Wine Wiferr WOMAN TO Kk, WASH for cont ae far od lable Wood city ‘reteronten, ipo IR FRO 2 ADUSTRIOUH WOMAN FOR Woe 2'tw femal WHITE 4ND = Wikre — ds ADinia eed miaies, Nurses, Forters, Houso Meu, chmen, Howtiges Ci Ciera, a larreat office, bost facilities Feu: auz3-0:* sorpone an Riis, 1110 @ st nw. a® D We Weary Grane Seno 21Usletaw oe ar Were —BY =e a sae a 3 TAPE AY: x we ‘Cooks, Laundress, Jere, Conchiven, Waiters, abroad; all have ref Ww: T HEADQU AbtEgS — Posy for Cooks, Chamber Maid, Waitress, , Lanse: end Surese, Nesusteean Deis 3 man, Bull 7 Se Ee best ref Fence. 2d floor (rout, 1340 st. thw. WARTED A SITUATION REQUIRING SEVERAL periting Or Crericel Work im the Afteruouus by a ung man who pied. ca par moras ARTED-IWENTY pres 7 To JOIN WHE Wissoe ESE eee palammere Co Wascetoranies § AND, » GENTLEMEN 1 8 8O- licttors for Several ment one oney made aris Histor: no fi {ina ry. ‘Ad freon dd “200 ot mw. 1° Weyburn y TO LEARN THE PAPER HANG- usinessy with reference, Call between San OLE. 0OF Tith stun. w, ae TED—A oo ene Sree Ae BS. Al Wereee na \ J ANTED- Boy. 38 O8 19 TEAR ABOUT ae ah, HOt! 89 Per Weak. Apuly Dr. RVANS, G08 13th 2.w, ANTED-TWO ACTIVE LADIES an sell Bourchold Specialties ou the ew Credit System. Room 10, 303 auzg-6t D—At IT. i ‘OKAN ST, A WOMAN ‘Wri Ou TT a roman i; none need apply without good reference; must Lonie at might, — ae NTED—A GOOD SERVANT FOR GENERAL Witter must come oe recommended. ar vir. to 333 spruce at., Le Droit Warccernuar arren 9 OCLC Ck, TH ae Bales Ladies for, ‘86 week! increase if eu mee ni essary, 11°] ANTED— Teau, white and sate bor, city and nd siatesis with asemnoved to Ou L stuw. ANTE (OMAN TO COOK, WASH AND Mons ae eral Housework, ood reforg 2. HED WOMAN AS CHAMBE! jorough and come well recou wy before 12 o'cloek, at 4}? Wis ¥ TO WORK AT PLOW a Aol Bionaay morning ts ALEX Mek wet ‘ANTED—GOOD O00R, doo: of work. Apply today 4 ¥ " pus ines geet ae Iv G. 1M ML, cor. it. x TANTED—AT IHE a Ory 7 tee every 3% Working Wo Girls; no waiting OS? NOT BE AWRAID 18 Cet. mw. side ‘TED—A YOUTH TO LEARN THE DRUG mood red. }» Men, ye r work-~applications for govern: Rooms taken and rented. IED WOMEN COOK te, Waitresm, Laundrose, House Butlers,’ Coachinen, Farm Hands and Ho! Mule city and resort DICKS ‘Aehincy. we fe SAME & ‘COOMBE, 0: WASTED XOUNG LADY STENOGUAPHUM A ‘Typewriter (Remington No. 2) in Bank. Address, atgting ability aud compeusstion wanted, Star office. | ERON, with eats yeco.e tees F st. now. au ily; wares $12. Aloo dar ows 471 Hota, veep a store im Order. . = ve nea SUE Bal Re” |W SEER AR Gat Ruan By AN = 6 COLORED WOM A: thorowm! eeper; Wis ‘Cook, Was 8 faa fos Paty or Woeyet erate compensation accepted. Wore O EXPERIENCED YOUNG MEN Wis SITUATION AS TEACHER IN A often, ir Bundi oy ae wendy age count preferred: cam «ive ment, 84188 STRAM LAU auzg-3t uired. For partic res auziast —A POSITION bya YOUTH 10 YEaRs rites s wood Uusiness band and bas had experience ‘in bookkeeping and typewFiting; owns Ware x good Penman. thoroi Salesman in and out doors, ences. Address FL, Star office. Sits Cte Thorougtten Ss, rom ‘oor SRever. oe WASZED-70 EXCHANGE FOR AN house. about $' ‘wot at ferrod) or sell my equity im teu bi rented, on 2d st. w.: six lots run iinet the ire, oquare, For, fail ul pirticulare addres: we ED-TO_ aA ‘A G-HOOM HOUSE, with bath The ail modern improvement ory esi ress, Ky! Tins, Loeation ab: NANT, Star ‘ofice. "AVING SPECIAL RepA ‘To rice jouses and Lots, which I adver- tise Liberally, aid havinne sateedy-iotrenns ig demand 1oT age froin investors aid others, 1 call owners’ erg ine to m facilites for handling their Talso demand tor Houses e. auzs-Gt SEVERAL HOUSES FOR mediate Purchasers from $1, tino B ‘brick h House of ¥ or 9 rooms, with neg F about $6, 000. Lara zED- FRVESTMENT, , SMALL HOUSE in Northwest; frame or ntist be a bargain. dress, with full Particulars iat is Star office, Waste morse IN ALL SECTIONS OF THE City for Rent and Sale, These a constant de for houses from HAKLES CAM- Wik? = TWO 6-ROOM 2-8TORY BE Foows each floor; concrete cellar: mod, impa: west ih south tsi nee have immediate purchaser, Room 3, 608 £, GEO, J. EASTEKDAY, WASTED Bi Box FOR CAKH—A HOUSE OF from 8 iu good condition and a s food nes neighborhood, Adirers, Sarid ABH PUL ee Star office. 'ED_HO MILUrie 1219 Fst RW. We have dally applications for houses fo rent. Owne ood teuants and prompt returns by 8 in our charge. (21-1 ANTEL WIsa TO RCHAGE BRICK Dwelling, ait Tmnprovemente, northeast or soute east, for about 2,500 cash send {ull particulars te Bo; auld-st* WV ANTED_TWo.sToKY BRICK HOUSE, FRONT Ing south, without RT ‘8 rooms: wi. ; J. RK BERTCORD, 1 2 apa ANTED TWO YOUNG MEN w ce tn Tinning : ties. Apply to D. SHANA! ANTED—A GOOD WOMAN, WHITE Pr ferred to do Cookin aud Gensrat Housework; remain ut bikbt, 2021 N st nw. RUZ ZB wes TKD huderstands wages will be paid A stating experience, wages expected, &e., Star office. | Waxtepaueprarery FIRS Ghirt lroners af CAPITAL S1EAM L, 12 Sth st, v.w. 3 rages to AN, Auncostine D.C N, WITH GOOD AD- NA soll readily, =e LY cigae wa ore aud wilt Help in the Househeld Work can gud cet homeund fair remuneration ‘et. O25 gat mee. WAstrD ou SALES LADIES, ai PY gett in handling Ladies’, Mfenen’ avi, guaiaren's mor ween, Ulloa of SARS AND COMPANY, ay ANTED—TWO YOUNG LADIES wHo ‘Apply to i wand do-Generit House Works erences. res 643 D at. n.w. WAnyres, — SALESLADIES — EXPEKIENCED Malesiedics for our cloak, milliuery and various other departments; good salary: steady employment ly. rienced ‘sulesladies wanted. Bon AREB » $16 7th st nw. ta y ARTEDfWO RESPECTABLE WHITE ay to Run Milk Routes in n.w.part of city; must have experience and bri rt class rel: — rum dairy. apply. J. Bo other tional Dat 6 U at. id Want ART BOY IN ‘store; one wh tauds cutting me ‘pias! $10 ners Ter month and and board. Apply TANTED—A | yours to learn the Drug Bu: and K sts, co NTED—A o LSO LAUNDKE: Wear Goiceed: ie seo eva ew. Arps fee am. to4) m, W fect pa one THOROU povent Dubie Entri kkeey ntleman, 10. take charge of bo juve tm thie city: snase come iil Address, with reierouce, Box 7, Star o} WAsten—s0 x Paeees 18 YEAKS OF AGE Inquire cor, 10th euzl-3t LY COM- » elthier lndy or fa busines ded. ‘3 THE es BOND ASSOCIATION PAYS 848 PER ¥ aren SHON a eve es 52 INVESTED. x3 bY 8 President, Tivert Thomson, President limon aan ‘Exchange; Hecond Vice President, Job B. wive olen. Cuahier of ihe Drovers: aad Mcehisuic tions Charles. Spal Drovers" epeenaantes Rationalal Bank; Secrewary; Max 0 Mycrs ‘awiociatio Fe ald Attorneys for, the eho Direc 9 Jub ay be} aw re E. 5 sidin, Sent & wale ‘Max Myery, ‘Tsidor eat der ROLL vA eevee. Manager pious call TTS uD. JOR RENT—BROOKS: MANSION, BROOKLAND, rege ase Smnltee out on, ees | wiry roowa; wi 3 igreatly reduced rates for mouth of & bas (3 Nuk EVE KEENS, FALLS Tienes gHUNGI VA. ie Ga, seoabian tad LADIES’ GOODS. — —_ RONTS! FRONTS!! FRONTSU F bing Alwaye in ocder by plato MLLE M J. XDPs, ab Fee ae. cides Marrison'e ter of th Hale Goods, aavarience Puccumed: alg WANTED = AGENTS TO SELL THE Clothes ines the onl | i ever clothes. with patent recent evueds wold 5 exclusive r1 Piniess fed ‘that nly by ht 1s wivou; on ey eryniry line by | setts igri rai ae ANTED—HOUSES TO RENT—OWNERS OF Vacaut Houses on Capitol Hill th cu accure tenants by sending me stant deman A. SHIELDS, 140: 8 Winz b= BES FROM $6.0 sabingtou sua a ACKEn & CADSBYS 1006 F’st. nw, WANTED—ROOMS. T ANTED—BY A LADY, A ROOM IN EXCHANGE for shorthaud lessous ‘or amanuensis Work —Ad- dross SECAETALY, Star office. wv ws BY A Lapy, A SMALL HOUSE OR Part of s House im the country; must have ort none to pasture two or thre V ANTED—WILL SOME LADY O¢ house alone give a Ri refined iad | WARTED-TWo_ UNFURNISHED KOO: D wor; 1a private fomly; must be Siret-class. State price stud sdd.ess C. \., Star office, ae WAX2ED_By TWO YOUNG MEN, FURNISHED 3 ag north of F at., ‘west of ‘Oth wt, south of Mass ave. Address, stating terns with and without boa itoomEns. Star office, att ANTED—BY A MIDDLE-AGLD LaDy, ONE OR ive Unfurnished Koouis, oF a sual Gat, in quiet lowest price ferences. " Address GENSUs EMPLOYE, Stat ofte au: Witt family w dow or siugie lady nding Louse ‘nor small childrens: state locetion and price Address RECIPKOCAL, Box 161, Star office, aut2-2t* wan ED—BY TWO GENTLEMEN, TWO LARGE Led Rooms or a Suite of Two Koous and Parlor Pithin, Gblocks of Corcoran Ast wallery. Adress W. » Star office, ANTED IBY MAM AMD Wire Sane on More ious, partiy, turpished, for Liyht House- Wye; couvimient to the Patent Ofice, r office, ENT ‘D WIFE, Unfurnisied fi coun for Light Housekeey- ing: northwest preletred. suewcratetin ix Price, which must be moderate, Address or cail at ud E st. uw. auZ ;| etme chodre ure 213 Pe ave bh tee vEaY E hooms, sion ; only two micas ee 7OR T_PLEAMANT URNISHED ROOMS; 2g uldren in bowen. Call af Se ind. ave Ms: For 2 THREE RUOMS To PEOPLE WITH floor no chikiren tr house. Abely at 202bet nee o NT, TOUR UNPCRNTSMED ROOMS: jor ail modern tm eae Dee | peruce without chudren 1520 Sthat uw. a. POR RENT—Os1 KE ST. > W20 x : ZR UENISHED nd Fc Call for Fee KENTA LANGE IRS FLOOR. Room, or partiy here Fe ‘KENT—TWO LANGE AND ONE HALL GoM: municating Rooms, turuished, second door, singly Hal tet ae SEB salts: step uoe Lance and One story front. 1300 14th st a. Bees RENT SINGLE AND DOUBL mane eg low! : Call atid wee. 20: Evens Addition te ity! payment, wear Lacks tile TWO UNFURN RNISHED ROOMS O94 | railrond room howne, shade, [are "water. fruit anda oom Dwelling with about room, ne * MLE Fen eRINGrIELD . Pa on Dweli- nildimsre wa Lh 7 j shade awd DUCKETT & FORD. Ok SALE—ON E. Ok SALON EGY TEMA wu aan PALE AT LAN DEX STaTIo®. METHOPOLI- Bras 4 Acres, = . bern, stabliue. 1 aulé Sroonp. | WOK, BENT—PaRM, 150 Ack: Dd Bi chm HED > Beret station, Baltimore and Potemsc rail. Tent imaderate to Fight party vvelorencec | SURE, 1 male frown = ion 1t° | Siar office. y WANDS OMELY FUR: é Fok kes SEA k Dao Me ERNISHLD ROOMS | Bae RENT at HY ATz thi and furnace heat: ‘emily wrivece: no ehildr Mithip bulf a square of avenue cars, 1011 Ne shire ave. u.w —TWO NICELY FULNIGH ful Kisins; references required. Inquire bath; sultwule for Member uf wecens: family table ; will remt single or Fe RENT —120: ¥ aT. NW. pix Ps : jooms, Inquire in store of S15 rer Baas xe ED CHEE | Frost winnie Lassi | 7 23 Ralube fe for printed circular, on pine, tis provert N, FOR RENT ase, furnished: 4 acree Saniles from city. com New Cottage. 1 sore; Price @ iz. ‘oer whose, barn Chicken beue we he ties me S12. ad? sud vision. jis E'S CLE xt F st. thw Ty {ORK RENT—1110 THIRTEENTH ST. N.w two Fok Sab AT FOREST GLEN, 7 a Ase: Communicsting Roos ou Second ¥1 some New House near station . beth. bot Ween; new! water. ¥ room imate, sod —~ ished; no’ horace pings peter Tage and, ony FoR Bet Foun iste BOOMs, aN BU with Board, tor iamilies of adults. also o1 ~Gagnmaisinais ‘Terms reasouable, “Bio 1205 {0K RENT—Oll 181 ST. NW, BY SMALL | Shaner Handsome suite of Sitting Room ber aud priv to bath, om secend oor. ¥ivers- a eS eins wv. — aparece eu suite or single, with bath. ENT—IN AN EDUCATED GERMAN FAM. Segond story Room or two Roos, with pew house; ceutral location, Address W, W. = see enide" | Feiner yinents; no iuterest. ‘To det or wai frre lot; shade. ‘SALSBL Wane 10 BUY A FARM CONTE: | will pay $000 canh and $200 a | particulate, PAKMEI. 108 lett hw JRA* CrPouT UNITY Pou SPECULATION, Qu ernor ioed term ov sista ‘se latrot i Sy ‘uaiatice ence Say Shah Tai. ACKES; HILL. GROVE; 50 PEAR TREES +6 uinutes from station; @N00; mouthiy 1U-noom: Louse, AY, Viewns, Va we couLEEY . scl S£0U, Markham, Va K SELECT LOT» 1 ihe city ; house of teu or more Fog mmouth. Adare, austen We have for sale the desirsbii moreno “ us private fx ar te ce "Th t =a Ec ‘a APhly ‘915 Trencn at Dow. Meet. 0 onda wit on tients ot, we aly oe peu F K KENT—ONE LAKGE FRONT ROOM ON first flour; suitable for es voy He board, oo feom ES piualler rovus, $16 i eg at ‘and most convenient Room with Ga» Closeta, Bathe, ‘ke; partly heated: $1.56 neigh! T—>EV ERAT SOUTH FRONT ROOM re : Ast to 3d mediately adjoming this ferm hae sold readily 000 per sere in lots, inaay of which have been resold at higher Petes, J bis farm is on the inain stem of the Baltapore and ides from the eity of Was! short time this farm asked for it now, eva sebdividiug: To YAKNER & CO., 916 F xt. ow. IVER AND CHEBAPEAKE ba¥ fine extates; very cheap: with abuud- aud seis G. He CaLVEn! & 30. 1010 Fet nw, Rows ani6-Lm* nowly bepered: wel furmaiets Dorie eres | F OH DALE = FARMS — 27 ACRES ADJOINING gheitlewem proferced; 40 ve 450. Gail ter «, | KY aethouist Cuiversity croubde aud on lie of Mam BU Eat new. au2Z-J es #100" cush, auce 8.3 EXT—OUOl, DELIGHTFUL LOOMS, hendsomely furnished, in north wes! second a urd ficors; en suite or single, overlooking McPher- ‘Terme rea: 1014 15th ot nw. 20K KENT—AT WOODSIDE, ‘Ok RENT— noe GENTI ip MAN, FINELY FUK- Pasties ond floor E thera expoe- | a} oF RENT TH NISHED KOOMS ON seco 4 me teat ath Inquire 2113 Ket new. wuZtaie 7 i—YOUNG_ COUPLE HAV ref salt aut New Flat. central rs Say ibiet, unt Ghauiber tor 830. Te Sonetiieds necessary. J oe ebusetis eo Sa ly = nis aay Maas ave, Large Sicely Furnished lune 8 Board ; pleasant summe: AB, expowire i os iE SECOND. two closets and housecee; i ROH, RENT—THREE ROOMS, UNF HED, la suitable for iiicht housekeeping, to parties without ebiidy so one Fool Tvom vrurnishea suitable cl wentleman, south Apply to 1019 if st.u.w. 3 Private clonet ; ele- fuuuiner rates THEW FOR RENT ¥. Bee Veokee AKNOLD, , Attor: | | ‘OK AND DWELLING, 1806 71H | # ate gl.ae store trout. couuter, slelvit are concrete Toone and stable; Stitsble f. i =A business; rent +0, iu ad- Yauce.” Juquire at 1622 6th st uw. at Fx RENT—COR. 18ST ASD D 2 STs E. LAakGE =tore und 9-room Dwellinx with ceitar, tise is the Suest stands in the city fore rug store: Teut, 1325 T st, aw. gree and Handsomely Finished: 0 Press brick Hi aul6-7t Ok SALE — FARMS — BEVERAL DESIRALLE gy a wreauly Stotts' and neighboring stations at prices, Tauging tarium, sclools pene ma a boaltuy buudanye sates a Buuit on minal payne FOR SALE--MISCELLANEUUs pOK BALE A BEAUTIFUL WEBex Can g | Fiat oA a JTTHREY APARTMENTS OF TWOAND | > bath Um provemen F%: SALE—A BEAUTIFULL) Bros, Paine tool aud cover, at G. ILD'é ison ur t Hair tog rom $200 te 2 RE « WESC _aul6-7t 1907 tS a sesutifel srtusieons station—Peuwiek, on Metropuli= Fvom Monee in coud cepdition : bundauce of xbuae ‘an reiiruad, Kent 620 per —> Aly iF: LULGh Tox, 15-2w 482 Loaivtans sve Bw. OLB DE. | ON THe METRO- Nery desirable yu a “g Suita action: rich tone: THE PIANO EXCHANGF, 913 Pa 106 SOW MER UPKIGH? PIANO be 80) a id utonce. BUGO auds-3t OB SALE — BICKOLE — 6 INCH COLUMBIA mre ery Exp Tnquire at T OK SALE—PARY OF A Drst-class t oui a famitiy manimion tablished th addres Yauewelle i iz Baur ‘Nortel, va 5 OK SALE — LARGE BOLID WALNUT A built for United States Sevate: 4 extra sized KENT BRICK STABLE BACK OF 1012 | javen Fs book apaces. will 1th si. nw. Mt @12-50. Brick Store, 31 Ya. | Hise tor eG.) Apa SOS het sits. AKVED FINE ‘Tone Haines ‘Square Piano; orivinal price cau now be bouzhi for he ere Pa with baud- au3-5t* 70 Fab et, Fe SALE—FINE SGBPELET. aL Amowr Ew. Apply S¢ SELL MAL 17th aud 18th «i SALE set at Cuca FIRST? ese BicKoLe 25 New York ave., Moom 2. #1425 Fess —PUKE. SWEET oe MILK — room aud Cellar, Bay-w: Dwelling; ered daily from Cream Farm near city. Sitgle I the latest mi; rent, i 808, for Ter ation. 12c ; three to five xalious, 1c for exsh Ade iy te ae DUGAN & BUILEM, "| Greaetiox 18. Star ofice. for Sap18t" L Lease or Bo:ro! ma TIONAL ULAIMANTS' Louisiana ave. W ASE DSEVERY PIMPLE, WHINELE On Blemish Guacunteed Kemoved by uxins R. Washington's Mavic Cream; ask your druggist to get it for you. ners stb at uw anzs-Ge # Vid England. LEAGUE, 617 FOE BENT Sourn West cane cr oes RK sts. a and Dwelling, w.th lange Store bake oven; suitable for coufec Mowery and bakery. 3. Nel. DOUSUN. 1 2 aw. auic-le JQOR REN SD us from Pa. to JAMES Davis Bone au NT SYABLE WITH ACCOM- rr Horace sul 10 Double Wagons: must be centrally located. _N.-T.C., Star office. 23-31" WASTED; LIVERY FOR, 12 7016 HORAES and Accommodat ous for 6to 8 Lrucks: a UD. ——— Wane ee ae any mvet the city. C! ot. Dw, wee a HO OUGHEY ACQUAINTED Wi thy Wheleaig Sy eters ea tween Saud W.& MINN sett, den, ersee nw. auvicat TED-IN A PATENT LAW AQEFICE AT i ied to Pro- ue iy ‘Pespare, and yk ghee 10 Pro- Adcatjoue and Lard 4 wontione. Aer crt rig Ate seems niga Beal th ANTED—U. BAUM PAYS THE HIGHEST CASH omer eee for Furniture, Carpets, Beds, Store Fixwires. Entire Sy Specialty. Address 3314 Uth st. nw. NTED-HIGHEST GABH VALUE PAID FOR over, Stocks of Merc tnd office isturen, Call praddress A. rebandive G. WINDLON, BST TWh ot. nw, atStost Winker Foren POY aeeE ST CLASS TYPE cayiter. foreash. Address, stating price,@. ot ee A XURMMIY go ou Es i SMALL nehge ny, Tea eek WHO HAS 80- ANTED EXPERIENCED CLOTHING SALES- amen, Address Box i6, star i CARPENTERS AT ak WA are a Parra au2l-3t yesra bhT colar PUBLIC. —a im ctie here OSE Fagen 28 oF — OF FOUR, PATENT low: 5 oe aaeeal oe ee ae a a Paice okie tee a ANTED—A YOURG TO WORK AND As- Md Noe at gtd ITED— wi ete Pea ie iagers ot Baitale, SS ee WEEE, cae 2 |W Rp cten Bs *ED- VIEW WITH PROPER’ Wie AN INTER YO pickiasoge House 4 aul6-20* 608 B st sc. ARSED BORED, TO Pan ier Snes Paige poet ty He ma’ F° OH REST WAUEHOUSE. “1 1005 B St.. THE x of posite market; 2 stores; rent, $40 and d eho Fe: SALE DAK Bay HO HORS! the best 1 offered Gallet HOPES “STABLE-cor th and Rhode Island TORSALE “CHEAP “ONY. tL AKGE WOKK HOESE also one Young sound. At Kk. NEDY Bkow, 15 oR SALE— A Guvi Frets 100; 1, Fine You EYOND QUES for sale. cme ‘WaGox AND UA Horwe, @200 F ‘OR _RENT—OFFI R RE 508) ICE KOOMS—THOSE will 0. well to exautine the onsks, ‘SOHLY hd sor i fm ce Baidu ino COOF gt Te eam host eleciric erry sia ass KING | 403 wth at. now. bet. D- 5. DLE AND DEIVING MALE 8100. Address D oe, R RENT—71] 34TH STREE: ITKAB! F Gin ieoma, with Stes Bes faltabie for our alinta, architects and real ext sl eatate agente, bu: been rewodeled and pape painted throuxtiout; watories and clowets'om each ‘Bers Apply to YaAMLS GREEN, 711 14th ot. z1-3t FOR RENT—FLATS, R RENT—HANDSOME NEWLY FINISHE! Fate, 2618 K st. aw. : ayy ee or sual) families; «rounds; terms reasonable: “a. J, WOUGHTON, 2313 Pu ove, auld-3w* FOR RENT—STABLES, BPCREG7523 oun ot mew Galt Mouse ness _SUBURBAN PROPERTY. Wor THEY DON’T SUIT eae Tap we en ote eat Oe. Cia Gieies getan Washinton for 930. ‘Sib STAND, url Pe. ove WASP ange a of Moun aay Ponhae Poe erie a ene ANTED — PARLOR =e Fuarsntecd: © NULBOK, 12S Gee ewe eaeTae TES Get, bee we pb stich x von. Nor enle by Po SALE—DESIRABLE Lors N BROOKLAND and Addition. Now is SS ee Private deci scpertcie fence ; a for3 ail kinds of fruit growing on place, aw,