Evening Star Newspaper, August 29, 1890, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C. FRIDAY. AUGUST 29, 1890 W STORY BY KIPLI ‘Tomorrow’s Sixteen-Page Evening Star Will Have It. The sixteen pages of tomorrow's Evextxo Sraz will contain a great deal and, as the little boy said of bis big picture, “You ean look at it along while.” The chief gem in the collec- tion is Rudyard Kipling’s story, “The Mutiny af the Mavericks.” This is the first story Kip- ling has written to order for America and Tue SraR takes special pride in presenting it to its readers. It is in the author's usual graphic, thrilling style and fully the equal of his best tales. Itis mone the less interesting because it describes another side of Irish life and character that has hitherto been left untouched by English authors. Mr. Kipling, who apotheo- sized the typical Irishman in Mulvaney, has dared to describe in Mulcahy another and very different child of Erin. At the same time he spplauds the real Irish hero by portraying him in Horse Egan and Dan Grady, who resist the | temptation to commit treason and make the mutiny of the Mavericks a classic. Look out for tomorrow's Stan. Among its contengs the following may be announced: THEY HELP RUN THE GOVERNMENT (Iustrated.) Assistant secretaries who Reep the great de- partments going. THE TRIPLE SCREW CRUISER (Illustrated). The huge vessel which Uncle Sam is about to build. WILES OF THE LOBBY (Illustrated). The ways of men who make a business of promoting legislation. IN A LITTLE SWISS TOWN (Illustrated). The outing of two Washington girls on the shore of Lake Geneva, IN THE BULL RING (Illustrated). Graphic pen picture of a scene in a Spat amphitheater. TALK ABOUT REPTILES (Iilustrated.) Ascientist gives a Sran reporter some in- teresting points on evolution. WITH THE POUND MAN (Illustrated). 1 ¢ A chapter on the science of dog catching. MAKING MUSCLE GROW (illustrated). Many queer appliances one can see in the Columbia Club's gymnasium. THE MUTINY OF THE MAVERICKS (lIilus- trated). A graphie story by Rudyard Kipling. THE OPENING OF THE OYSTER. The bivalve will be ready to be eaten next Monday. FISTICUFFS IN THE HOUSE. An account of occasions when resort has been had to the manly art. THE WEEK IN NEW YCRK. Men and matters talked about in the metrop- olts. IN A MOUNTAIN CITY. A description by Fannie B. Ward of Boliv: lofty capital. WITHOUT A COUNTRY. Mrs. Sherwood describes the demoralizing effect of European life upon some Ameri- cuns. HOW TO BE A BEAU. Some suggestions on the subject from a so- ciety man. OLD-TIME WASHINGTON, Where the chiefs of Indian mations once as- sembled in council. IN THE BaY OF FUNDY. A Stag correspondent describes the untamed life of Grand Manan. ATTRACTIVE HOMES. Wanderings of Washingtdnians—Per- sonal _Meutioa. Mr. and Mra. Wm. M. M. Shelle (formerly Mrs. C. C. Smith of Washington) have been spend- ing their honeymoon at Cape May and Asbury Park. Their future home will be iu Philadel- hia. Capt. aud Mrs, 8. G. Cabell of Capitol Hill will return to the city September 1 after an absence of six weeks’ visiting at Onset Bay, Mass., Pawtucket, K. L, and Rehoboth, Del. Mr. W. Riley Deeble and R. M. Price and family are at the Deer. Park Hotel. Mr. Cleveland Abbe arrived in Cincinnati yesterday his return to Washington. He aun be the guest of Mr. Wm. Hooper in Cin- cinnati for few days. Miss Lizzie Gary “ie visiting the Misses Blaine at Round Hill, Mrs. J. K. Mangum, little daughter and sis- ter, Miss Bell of Capjtol Hill, have just re- turned from Frederick city, where they have been staying since July. Miss Emma Barr of the Treasury Depart- | ment, who has just returned from Boston, will ienve Saturday evening for Colonial Beach, to be gone several days, Anenjoyable dance was given by Mr. T. W. Langton to his Georgetown friends at his resi- dence above Chain Bridge Wednesday evening- Ami hose * present were Misses Schaffer, | Hopkin Peyton, Flaharty, Birch, Girard, | Mrs. Birch ayd Messrs. Pewkés, McIntosh, | Mansfield, Popkinw, Elliott, Schaffer, Castle- ton, Birch, Rouzee, Elliss and many others. Mrs. E, J. Jennings and children are sum- mering at Berkeley Springs, West Virginia. Miss Cora Blondheim of Alexandria, Va., has returned to this city after five weeks’ vacation in Richmond and the mouutains of Virginia and is stopping with her aunt, Mrs. 8. Heller, 525 6th street northwest. Mr. and -Mre. D. A. Chambers and son Lau- | rance have been visiting at Rockbridge Alum and Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs aud are now at the Old Sweet. Mr. Jas, R. Keenan, manager of the Shoreham, will leave tomorrow for Montreal, where he will be married Monday to Miss Swett at the Hotel Windsor, after which the happy couple will return aud take apartments at ite Shore: bam. Mr. John T. Heck of the Interior Depart- ment and his son Roy leave for Conneautville, Pa., this evening, where thoy will join Mrs. Heek and daughter, Mrs. H. F. Murphy and daughter, Miss Ed- ner Murphy, Mra. J. S$. Gibbs, Miss Anna 8S. bbs of Chicago, and Mr, Euos Hillsman, Sam Williamson, Mrs. L, W. Williamson and family, Miss Martha Hillsman,a pleasure party of Memphis, are at the Ebbitt House. Mrs. Emily Thornton Charles will leave to- day for an extended pleusure trip throughout Indiana and Colorado, ss POLICE FORCE CHANGES. A List of Appointments and Promotions to Take Effect September 1. Major Moore today forwarded to the Com- missioners the following promotions and ap- pointments on the police force under the ap- propriation bill for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1891: To be sergeant—Edward J. Wall. To be privates of class 2—W. W. Jordon, G. W. Boyd, Kussell Dean, Leslio Ellsworth, D. J. Coleman. W. H. Mathews, A. W. Green, J. T. Hatton, E. J. Kee & L. Redgrave, R. C. Upperman, D. W. Lewis, D. C. Hamilton, M. B. Foley. R. Passeno and F. H. Gehrman. To be privates of class 1—J. A. Clark, Louis Gebieke, Edward Murphy, Hugh Espey, John | Brennan, Geo. H. Dunster, Ossie Klinger, Chas, M. Birkight, J. F. Reagan, Edward Anderson, Thomas E, ig ate. Jos. = Fitz, Daniel Madi- [a John A. Hebrew, John McCormick, eter F. Clausen, James i Newkirk, John H. Kore Walter A. Walker, James Tracy, John — aL. a cme John D. Hauze, Daniel Donovan, ‘ichael ss ae Piao Hodges. Wm. Robie, C.. ree, Wm. T. Henrick and Pairiox o: rien, To be mounted—Alexander Hurd. W. H. Mathews, James E. Arnold, John McCab> and James Law. ‘To be station keeper—William H. Amiss. To be patrol driver—William L. Anderson. To be assistant ambulance driver—J. W. Ridgely. All co: the above will take effect September Practical suggestions for makiag the home beautiful and comfortably. TREES OF THE CITY. Something about the arboreous decorations that make the city beautiful. THROUGH MANY CAMPAIGNS. Chapters of recent political history by one who was on the inside. REAL ESTATE GOSSIP. Suburban proper’y and some of the causes that affect it. A HUNT FOR A GRIZZLY. A-section of real life in the Rockies trans- ferred to Tax Stan's columns, THE GUARDSMEN. The District soldier boys preparing for C moor. ————ce0___ THE RECESS RESOLUTION. A Sensation in the House—Republicans Favor aud Democrats Uppose It. reed- Mr. Edmunds’;resolution, introduced in the Senate this morning, providing for a recess from September 19 to November 10 created something of a sensation in the House. There had been some little previous talk of a recess instead of an adjournment, but the plan had never taken form. Many members were of the opinion that the Ist of October was the very earliest dateon which an adjournment or a recess could be taken. Republicans in the House this morning were generally in favor of the recess plan as a means of saving trouble, it being the general opinion ou this side of the House that in case of an adjournment a special session would be called immediately after the election in November. On the other hand the | democrats were adverse to such a plan on ac- | countof the additional time which would be given for the consideration of the federal elec- thon dill. democrats therefore in both the House and Senate may be expected to oppose any recess proposition. EXPRESSIONS OF OPINION ON THK HOUSE SIDE. Mr. Cannon said that, personally, he thought some plan for a recess would best meet ail re- large amount of trouble. was not so favorable to the Vermont Senator's resolution and his approval was expressed in the mildest mann mong the democrats adverse criticisms were the rule. IX FAVOR OF & RECESS FROM SEPTEMBER 19 TO MARCH 4 Mr. Bland seid there was just one rece resolution which he would favor, and if Mr. Edmunds would amend his resolution to pro- vide for a recess from September 19 to March 4 he th it he could ‘ise tl the semorrat, x imelcounts Saas Congress,” r. “am uicker it adjourns and the longer it stay: * sou the better it will please the peo) Mr. Crisp thought the resolution would never materialize into anything. The sentiment in the House on the resotuticn shows approval from the republicans and position from the democrats on account of the extra time given tothe election bill. The democrats will demand an adjournment and Jeave the responsibility of an extra session with the administration. It is the general opinion in the House that the President strongly favors & recess instead of an adjournment. 1, 1890. pee Se Be PEACE IN CENTRAL AMERICA, An Offictal Dispateh From Minister Miz- ner—A Satisfactory Settlement. Acting Secretary Wharton today received a telegram from Minister Mizner at Guatemala through Minister Ryan at Mexjco city, dated the 28th instant, as follows: “Went again to Acajuita in Salvador on Mon- day with three of the diplomatic corps, Met provisional president with several hun- dred leading men of the republic. Basis of peace explained, _ slightly modified. accepted and signed by Gen. Ezeta. Returned here (Guatemala =) yesterday after- noén, when Guatemala also accepted and signed. Both parties have been notified to re- tire their armies in forty-eight hours and to reduce them to peace footing in eight days. ‘This establishes peace in Central America.” Acting Secretary Wharton said he regarded SHOUTING STARS. Do not mention the oyster, he will be ip the soup day after tomorrow. One of the members of Congress from Chi- cago is a Mason and one is an odd fellow. SALVATOR Vs. TIME. Now Time defeated in the race, Gives up all hope to make it, And slinging down his rusty scythe He lets Salvator take it. “Tm a bigger man in the House than Tom Reed.” [Manguis or QuexxsBrany. The American hog will now declare a boy- cott agarhst the cotton seed. Modern grease—compound lard, By Chicago law “compounding a felony” is making lard out of cotton seed oil and other fruits, Notice to our readers: Hereafter congres- sional proceedings will be found under the hend of “Sporting and Athletic.” The object of the Force bill in the south js to count a quorum of those ‘‘present and not vot- ing.” Mr. Cannon of Illinois was renominated for Congress yesterday. Honi soit qui mal y Can- non, Congressman Springer made a tariff speech | at Hudson, New York. yesterday in the open air and he bored the circumambient atmos- phere full of holes. Alabama concludes that she will continue to store her Oates in the Capitol. “Papa,” inquired a small boy whose father is the “funny man” on a live weekly agri- cultural journal; ‘was America discovered in 17762" my son,” replied the father cautiously; ‘yes, itwas, Do I look like a sucker to be caught bya boy ona pin hook? Yes, it was discovered in 1776, and it had been discovered for 284 years before that time. Now go to bed and if you want to grow up to be a real funny man, you go out to Chicago and get a pair of spectacles to improve the site of the World's Fair.” Then the boy regretted that his father was such a fanny man, and went away weeping to bed, COLORED SCHOOL FACILITIES. A Meeting of the Committee on Educa- tion in Northeast Washington. At meeting of the committee on education of Northeast Washington held at Mount Zion Baptist Church, 12th street between D and E northeast, to further consider the educational interests of colored children and the school facilities for their accommodation, Mr. R. D. Ruffin in the chair and Mr. 1. H. Simms acting secretary, Mr. Ruffin stated that the request of the citizens of Northeast Washington in reference to the improvement of Lovejoy school building was being granted by the Com- missioners; that the work was going on and was fast approaching completion; outside work had been done. He also read an article from Tar Evextna Stan in reference to a decision rendered by Assistant District Attorney Thomas against the whisky traffic and in favor of the school chil- dren, recommending to the Commissioners the enforcement of the law of the school limit. Mr. George Washington offered a resolution. which was adopted, thanking Assistant District Attorney Thomas for his decision ‘‘in the de- fense of right.” and asking the Commissioners to enforce the law, A resolution was adopted providing for a committee of three to lay before the Commis- sioners of the District the need of another building for the accommodation of colored children and to ask that they secure the building corner of 8th and I streets for that purpose. The committee is composed of L H. Simms, Geo. Washington and R. D. Ruffin. A resolution was passed thanking the Com- missioners for their prompt actioa in improv- ing the Lovejoy buil building. a Real Estate Matters. C. V. Trott has bought for $8,500 of Sarah L. Rutherford sub 22, square 110—21 by 140 feet 10 inches on 20th street between R and 8. C. W. Handy has bought for $11,152 of 8. 8. Cox lots 10 and 11, square 311—41 by 68 feet, corner of 12th and P streets northwest, W. F. Wharton has bought of C. Nordhoff for $21,500 sub 16, square 163, 42 by 100 feet on De Sales between 17th street and Connecticut avenue. H. M. Baker has bought for $12,000 of G. W. Harvey part 7, square 405, 23 fect 38{ inches eee on 9th street between G and H streets. W. Langdale has bought for 24,700 et dcsauge College sub 45, square 622, 18 b teet on K street between North Capital an et streets northwest. J. H, Wheelwright has bought for $8,225 of R. V. H. Montgomery lots 1 and 2, block 14, Meridian Hill. this as a satisfactory settlement of the trouble. Alleged Assault on a Shop Girl. Young Abe Gradwohl, a clerk in his father's 7th street store, the Oriole, is by no means as popular with the girls in the shop as he might be. Last evening, so the story goes, he over- heard some of them talking in the store and he lost his temper and went back to his father and reported that they were fomenting discord. When Miss Mattie Webster, a pretty young clerk, informed him that he was nothing but a tale-bearer he became enraged with her and_ slappe: her sharply on both cheeks. Then the trouble began. Miss Webster and one or two others threaten to leave tomorrow. This afternoon Miss Webster, who says she is alone in the world, with none to resent the insult she suffered, appeared at the Police Court and swore out a warrant for Gradwohl’s arrest. —to—— Pennsylvania Ceasus Returns. The population of Allegheny county, Pa., as announced by the Census Bureau yesterday, is 551,856, which is an increase of 195,987, or 55.07 per cent. The population of the following- named cities in the ninth supervisor's district of Pennsylvania, with their increase, is given as follows: Allegheny City, eee ong increase 26,285, or 33.41 per cent. k, 8,583; increase 5,228, or 157.95 per cent. meee 8.441; increase 1,107, or 47.43 percent. MeKeesp-rt, 20,711; increase 12.499, or 152.20 percent. Pittsburg. 238.473; increase 82,084, or 52.49 ny cent. Sewickley, 2,774; increase 721, or 35.12 per cent. Sharps- burg, 4.397; increase 1.431, or 41.29 per cent. A Wife's Suit for Divorce. Louisa K. Allen bas, by Neil Dumont, filed a bill for « divorce from Jobn M, Allen. They were married June 17 last and she charges that he kas been abusive and briital to her, doing a at | her great bodily injury; that he has threatened her so she is ip bodily fear. She further charges that he has committed nga > aske to resume her maiden name of He; for alimony, &c. Policy Caseg in the Police Court. | Charlos Strang, an alleged colored policy writer, was arraigned before Judge Mills and plead not guilty this afternoon. Albert Brooks said that he had bought policy tickets from Strang at Mouse Ridgley’s, at 133g and D streets, where Strang was writing policy. He Played the “white clothes row.” |W. M. Heine. red policy fag ho had a cou) - of of tickets thas team eS him yester: afternoon. Judge held Strang for the maar She mpil, peusion appeals, #2,000. Resiguation: E Cormack of Pennsylvania, clerk, $1,200. Patent Office—Appointment: Edward E. posrteage ed New York, fourth assistant ex- : Louis W. South- gate of i hintactsete fourth assistant ex- arg i mu a Kenzig was the defendant ina case this afternoon before Judge an was held for the grand tah asa clear case was mate ont, > ne e Jackson, ged polic: wri al ley's, was Lc al as there was only bim and bis testimony was Mouse. one witness open to doubt, east half lot 9, G.’s aud, Pleasant Plains; 8— J. F. Graham to Catherine E, Brambeugh, west haif, do. 8. G. Eberly has bought for 24,000 of B. F. Wainwright lots 35 and 36, sq. 1043, fronting 106 feet on 14th street between G and H streets northeast. C. 8. Montague has bought for $6,969.60 of W. Mayse et al. lot 11, square 86466 120 feet on 7th street between C street and Mary- land avenue northeast, —— Death of Mrs. Susan Depue Hazen, From the New York Times. The recent death of Mrs. Susan Depue Hazen at Mount Bethel, Pa., removes a woman well known in society at the national capital, and of distinguished lineage. She never recovered from an attack of the grip at Washington last winter, and died at the age of seventy-eight years, She was buried in the Presbyterian Church cemetery at Mount Bethel, her seven sons serving 2s pall bearers, The sous are A. D. Hazen; Third Assistant Postmaster General, and Drs. David B, and W. P. C, Hazen, and Nathan Hazen, all of Washington, D. C.; Aaron Hazen of Baltimore and W. 8. Hazen and Jacob Hazen, of Mount Bethel. Mrs, Hazen was among the descendants of Nicholas Depue, a distinguished officer of the French army and « Huguenot, who settled at Esopus, N. Y., in 1690. She was the granddaughter of Benjamin me ue, an officer of the. Revolutionary army, of Col. Abraham Van Campen, a famous Indian fighter, and the first judge of the Sus- sex county Ne J. ) court of common pleas coo A team of horses driven by John Deyoe was killed by the current from a broken electric | light wire, which fell upon them in front of the Clarendon Hotel at Saratoga yesterday. — Casa Vs Caxprr: . CREDIT VS. CASH! CASH OR CREDIT! READ ON! READ ON! A REVOLUTION IN CHINA. Why can't you buy China, Dinner Rets, Tea Sets, Chamber Sets, Hanging Lamps, Glassware, Fancy Goods, Wooden aud Willow ware for CHEDIT as cheap as you can for CASH? We suswer, YOU CAN! Your money is worth as much to you as it is to the dealers. ‘They all buy on credit. THEN LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST AND READ ON. AND READ ON, We will sell you anything in the housefurnishing line on CREDIT or for CASH as cheap as any house in the city, All our goods are warrauted as represented, ‘and all we ask is, come and examine our large stock Defore purchastug. Remember, we will be honest with you and expect the same in return. NEW YORK VARIETY STORE, 1335 71H ST. __H. TAYLOR, Proprietor, 8 tew 25 5, Haxpsoy Ne ATTERNS The rr ah Sa ae ATERYRUOE Ww Hae we Poriect Sicaveloee Gor. it, cee “MODJESKA,” the Most Stylish Sling Sleeve curstEn” Plain. Close Fitting and Neat; an tn Misses’ Sizen, KINGTON, Neck very hand- Be \EATR.” Dressy. ao tn es tanec. Tae Basz TUE CONCORD HARNESS, LUTZ & BRO, cot tenn: teh, tain tanenet ee,” and Satchels of best make at low prices, WANTED--HOUSES. | WATE EIGHT-R ROOM | HOUSE EAST exceed 85,000 eres ae _FOR RENT—ROOMS. _ , RENT— FURNISHED | Lan oS E ] md ate sou offices, wit _FOR SALB_LOTS. TNE sree lots on Mu. a peach. 37 feet ironton N wear ae WRITER USED ANT! og ok, — - TEAS AT Scr T¥O GOOD TIN sor: - Fors Es PPOS We Tro wile, Ma. wuD-2e Was REST IS SOUTHWEST, “six Sa THe OPPOSTT <u EINE pont 7 aLERCAIE IX A DRY AND “earlier: calara o 4 “ tine ibe. Wise store. Address MERCHANT, ‘star | Set 22°, parti raking eee Oe CREAT ee OM Pe EES IES SI 12m ot = — ft = yase . ASTER IN A WAN URAGTURING ESTAR ANTED-TO, POMCHAGE AMALL, HO! anforte, Peauttfar Sone handsome jamie ho FY Matai: SEACTIPUL LOTS at Ive desinable i locality, 410 3d A 2 en GaRitol st. near eKendalls will be sold cheap Purchaser a bares fal particulsres Ari'U., Star olfice, it, & young man who has: chine hoy a wg wot eat ears BS — saneome TWO Nic ELY FURN NT an wank 2 0o. MANUFACTURER, Star office. FRAN HOUSE NS, ms: 8 seem foor hitabie Speaecptarees omee : 16 F ot ow. = = a Ea ments: new poure preferred: near cars: - —— a tH SALE. NEB 10TH, N. ‘SIDE, a6 Wea a 8 OGRAPHER A} AND TYPE madsen 8 Jew Seno fotnapect eatehi See ae ai F + st BE Peo 910 F st. n.w. ThD-eousees Se aoa F mranicating Moos, seoque Soa kas eletee, ANTED EX BEYTUSBOT LES W daly ‘cale tor Lea fotki fy Fo pats arpa Pao - af. uM ‘ ~ CETON. 717 9TH ST., st. nw. = 5 ee crposite Grant place, pleasant Parnish ANTED HOUSES FOR RENT_1 HAVE A poe ~ WiAxtED = ac 2|V large call for Furnished and Unfurnished Houses, | "ay huprgy pean sine Tadle'Board, reamouable-ratoc Wash and Tron: neat, willing and re- | Owners can secure good tontam 8 sand prompt returus SPsziable; wood rae tient pars ‘Apply 1008 by placing the:r = on oe books acre FORESTER FOS NIea boa ir al —) hr, LOT * u er 7p. P. » wi fit iu new house, ~y ‘upiper ANTED-KeMPECTAMLE. WHITE —@InL-as | _t28-0t a Fet nw. meget, ge: ofcation couvenieut and ves MSTA TT oom "SS, a0 Seg gambomald and Nurse iu swell famus. Call | WW ANTED_SIX “AND FIGHT-RooM MOUSER : au lie ats Sth st. n.w. 2 1 for rent in = parts of the city Pee go 3 KENT—U —_ B FORTION or — ra AVE. JOR BALE oT To LARGE aL. alee, _ WASTED FIRST-CLASS WHITE COOK, ALsO | Sut several applicants waiting. J. So prem a+” | HF carable of subarvea me. tate Shane sites io: oY uidreas, for Catholic University, Brooklaiid, |S PANG SPECIAL ATTEN TION ok te Wil honses can readily te wild oF teuted Parone were = Wtate ed Houses suid Lota, which Ladver- | ahd Whv called at S30 SUG She reduced price wih ED COLORED (Gut, TO DO amen tise Liberally, aud avian steadyy incrensing detuned | ell aged | THORSON, iicom ae ar be et i fro home at night. a St | torsaue from investors aid others, 1 call owners’ QOK RENT—RooMS— Fc ENT ANTED_OIRE. FO! 7 ORK; | tl ice provera. py EY Fao ti soom 4 om pyre iy A NUMBER OF FINE LOT: L ‘oper veut jbo" d ul abs rt a ert ih it SPH utnp bape unas ery tolerate. ical ween at Subdivision (Columbus Hele tern ; Preferences required. aus it yD-A YOUNG LADY STENOGRAPHER ie aw OB SUNFi RNISHED fants 7. aut. 579, BUX For 5 ASH—A HOUSE OF coudition and in Or Wit Tith st. JOR BALE—T v1 cwriter: per tion. Address, in | good neighbor}: ood. p Pnnene F Er own Mendwelune, o 4 | location, CASH PU neHase SOR RES THMLE v Fo BNISME » mide © ne PUBLAC OPIN ONC secoud floor, _ D ROOMS © rs win on «ame; will WV ANTED_ HOUSES, FOE BLIC ) peruit very ie yt rousokecy one furnished A SURICTLY FIRST-CLA’ : ‘on thind floor, pie be lary no object. Arply at BLOUT's. 710 We have daily aplication iuses to rent. Own- em on Bc mouth, te adulis; board wear, All Coumunicadons strictly contin: | ervcan necure coed tenants ead Drompt returne Uy a td Lentica, 1448 Corcoran st It* * placing theit houses in our chenge. 21-32t SMALL BOOMS, WITH BOARD, thout roows, 12 per ioouth. “i 5 ANTED- HOUSES FROM 0 TO 96.000 ij | “| Wik 0 Lote iu Washingson mabe: 7,48 : a nn ll Nags = a . HEI 2 GADD F° yRENT—1205 ¥ Bi RWPIVR unrum | pale ani3 1008 F'st, eee Ny fF jbeiakeebiug. Inguire tn = — ~ store of C8. KENFIE 29-38 ALE—A GOOD LOT ON T ST, Lt DKOIE Sees “10% at O0c. « foot, ARLER & OO. NTE VE, bout 18 years old: must be a good pen able to :taigt at be KReepiui none other nee Address P.U. Box WANTED. A Bi aS BOY OR you ca M-SIZED ROOM, ‘NEATLY wble for & siucie gentienan arn S00 Sth stow, as NW. THREE UNrDK yokIs ou second fluor &Dd obe Large Sth aud OTS IN SQUARE W®1. MAND IT AND A 12th ete ne: Muest sqlare in call for Wo FURNISHED Rooms, , tor twosdulisend chitd of six: between eh au th as « G wod N sts, n.w.; board in house or Hon; lat, price the Hook and Stationery Business: one who has | very n ‘Adi ) Kiving terms aud part o ou third door; no howsekeeping. a | ~~ Wo SSO" Bee tar ean canerience pestorned. Address W, | Box Go" Rear om - tea ASE EMAL NICELY FURNISHE: ie rs 4 . mies , a ~4 tinjapeea employes (24 | WANTED bY SEPT HREE UNFUE- | HY Desirable Lance and suuail Resme, cee iigtOL at Ze. per toot Thin in'n Mereain. uisbed (communicating: sre tus du house mesa RAMEY, ear principal botele aud car lines. OF F ot. WAR Ee soy te Ban AN AD: JoL AQ) BUUR- These Brst-class board cen be obteined for wentlowany | i a 44 — ee" wood hay wife with two stall childreu, sna nuree, in heusibor 5 oN MD. bo! hood conveniens to Patent Office; no eujection to de- FEES sited Sith Bact is s roved by Frame = =a] EXAMINER comenwet Send full particul: } one or twomeutlomen, see Ce 81,900, Wathen) Boe tt | Loum 4.5582 ANTED—AN INTELLIGENT, NEAT COLOR] D iWguan for General mew o-! can find 8 good home an ences required. 1 WASLEDWA XOUNG MAN FoR A PLUMBING and Stove Store witha knowledire of buokkeep- ‘Ok KENT—91l ISTH ST tamily, Handsome Purlor and B26 Fw FRONT aT s.w whole or in lot M07 F wt. m ..W.—BY SMALL wuber. with Pri. + House and location fs W3xten. A WELL LIGHTED DASKMENT OF cellar, which could be used 4s a shop, northwert, Add oss P!A.I. star office ANTED—PtRMAN, demen, {ures Reon private f modern hous: F bath ob second floor. md Bat pease a —014 EIGHTH ST. NW. “Feu isHED ith a conveniences ; 5 bee large tront room, second fi ide F bet. Gth and 7th sta. ne. 20x dura ice Peat! open wood Atopic Sadter nee 103, at 61.50 Ler week. per tout ihe ing gud not afraid of work. Adu! 3 01 eB be ‘ mated “Sp aie oaamiie rome | Star offic ___ ane 5 WO DELIGHTFUL THIKD-STOuY | 7th = ot ‘hu bets Shes a Wasten, Ww Ft oR NF Conauunicating Rooms ina Private Femiy. with | gi stor $1.00 nishod Communic Troome, with bound, for | REt-clivx board, te gentlemen ouly. Ia iiatde of Lith bei. ii did wta."iuan settR ave. now, per fast. Baas. ge. leman and wife, . ibaa, | F.B, star office. WAnNTEDINEAR FRANKLIN SQUARE, TWO Communicating Furnished Koons, with or wi out Board, for couple with two girls (8 aud 4 Adal ldress, stating terms, A. Teferences exeha::ged. Address Cooks po re ke povioe W AYTED—coons, $10 10 * 3; CHAMBER Maids, Waitress, Laundress, Burl Goschmen, Footnien, Waiters, Dish Wan an id House Workers at on: AGENCH, 613 Tah at. COMMUNICATING Partly furuished; single or en nb 1. /t ‘rivate board wear by ; references; also 3d Fisor Koo, 4b st. azee 1th Sina Lee ate ai w., Bont TS. 1 we Boreas a = . #1 and Sti Sis) Le, 5 lots, Yexsu ih tion; retined priva fam'ly? Seema peter 'B.| For ER ee eh, Per foot, SSS Se ai . B., Siar offic oT Emin use of ath, suitable for light Fe, Norn pes 1 A! S' —} 7] 2 with reterence: i Ne ©. wit Wane Tea WASTED FOUR UB FIVE [USFURS Se moore Sve wwe ommended ; N TS’ FU wit Man, Address, statine reference, salary required, FOSIAHER aoe ANTED— BOYS Work. Pays 108d FREDEA Jersey ave, u.W., sin the nortl at } vat Kou in the ‘porthwest to a Perniauen Address 1 office. BUas 2 Wi . —TWO OR THREE FURNISHED Kooms, with or without beard, on or near line of Fr st Ga west of 14th st; terms uoderate. we {OK RENT—KOOMS—FUKNISHED OK U NFUK- I ished, with Buant. Ul Eat G Pavol JOR RENT-SEPT. 1, 183 window Room, with or without; nice! S10 8 a ne CLEVELAXD nt Ty SALE—A CHOICE Lor he Woodley road, 50x1 ¢ | sidewall, So: ; beaten line Py 0. mY pea. OT UNDER SIXTE! orther, part x aru the Dru Br =| Fe. RENT-TWO COMMUNIC. ‘ATING Rooms: second floor frontand b-ck, without board OTS—HAVING SURDIVE | bexinning at 24th and K anid secured the éxtens i pared to offer the $50,000, on easy terms rty in the market today, and Lots can Le sold at Profit ou price named. A WHITE DO! ‘old aud Feniding tn eat of North Capitol Gata ith and tes WwW ED—TWU SEATS IN 81. JOHN'S Church; any pew holder desiring to sublet ud dvess Box 111, star — Saarese BY AYUUNG LADY WHols A : = Wile eT EB sees Beta ones ‘adtes PORT se NEW Tork Fu | _pou te E_ONF OF THE CHOICES T class workmen need apply to 08: : ace cid Lished oom, single oF en suite, wil i x pee 3S Vithaud Fests. aw Wisteh 10 AboPE A Bany anil E | erences exehanved. se ina i ana Conn. ey ethane aa be oe Ge Wowk ealthy and bave full surrender: axe two weeks ¥ sexy | ™ r tra therouthly oubeteat an th secre: Mars bution we can ae | REE ge THs | Toute frome comments £ Sar sige ot Gk oar, hia Judy. Also havea Langs best ci uty rrerence required. | AD) r uy uid suit Physician, Dentist of Seuston, and 6 aud Mrs, HOEKE, the city and sur kept wuding coumtry. W eight Call at © JNO. F. WAGGAMAN, sb ces st Wa ANT EECENERY ONE 20 KxOW THAT JACOB A Host. ue, cau put the Patent «t Side Walls over old Plaster wituout duarapier (oO uthe as nut 700 14th wt 1D ‘HI eaniw SHED. SINGI. OR kN : dresses, Butlers, (sw r ‘ED—THE PUBLIC To KNOW 1 aaae w ew ft u ON Fin ST. NW. NEAR undresses. BURNHAM'S, 1110 G st. uw. Ku: | Vi ner fas Homes Carmiuces, Burien Ha alone; heat Washington Girl, SOO sauce” | & bound 8 # front: at cents per st. only, E an lor Hire or Sale on 1 ness Praperty et vy Po WANTS! SALESMAN To SELL crates | terms.” Drmutuers' teats 8 spoctulty. Omlice at MUZst SHO) WAGUAMAR, 700 14th st. NW. TO PARTY OF te of Rooms, Comprisiie Parir house faces om age Hepusitory, 106 Pennsylvania’ ave, GEYE W Chie famnished. ‘Address LAKE VIEW, Stai Wi Es ED &e. WM. ‘ORTH CAPITOL si, s ew electria “be mands ay we Corner ots wr it A = TE D—THE USE OF A HORSE FOR HIS Keepivg; will be well eared tor. Address Box it Fe SALE —Lors—oON 4 T D—A RESPECTABLE CO! ORED we: aA and W ash for s family of “fflered ; prices ti ic. "per foot "up ccramendations at 712 13 Four Unturnis eytuenit ou ot boone ty, Np ease cee Ee f =e ‘ena keeping: ulars apply to W Shas e CO, XUED- BLACK hingtou's M ream; ask your drusgint — - —— Wiis NIX's Hepositor 3 treet Lavoratory. #1 ae nw TF wa he OR UNFUL ne SEVERAL | FINE Lots iN ea ANTED—A GOOD GERMAN GIRL FOR GtN- ee $d floors, for light he 1h, Ironing on Tenleytown rosd, eleo- Wariamegh es wasbiug : zood refer- => 3 Syo8 nan asd ited sre fuss, Deihug DUXEOU. feck st Sr ict suuate SOHN LL BE Apply at once 1249 th st, n.w. W ences required aud liberal wayes to the one that, suite, st Pst SALL—SOME OF THE HANDSOMEST LOTS Lod ad Manor, Mount Pleasant (between the TANLED—H. BAUM YA) ASH For RENT-DESIRABLE KOOMS AT THE HOW- 7 He W fhices for Parniture, Carpets Fentier Beds, ANTED— WOMAN FOR fone House, G17 13th st.; transients ac V work, Wash aud Trou in eferences, Call at — 24UL. st. cars), still formule Streets ore new Cftice j2mt Store| Fixvures. Entire Havechabas ‘OK RENT—A 3 ORTHERN | Fain n val ct and trees Ww be Wanten_onut tect 14 OR 15 YAKS OLD | sectalty. Addrona 3 tw F Wish to Rent a | tds Soll “These tmgwoneesomts ane tig ue iti to Asaist in Light House Work; oue that can stay eD—wiowieT Casi Val a | Room to One or Tw. out expense to burt Meveral houses at uigbie Apply a ih at, maw. between Nand D nattures Sqgiets, Sve aaa alata | sther nome seebeiSTTS ee i ‘000 “te be Crloek in the moraine. cated Bt f Mere , State and Other Fixtures Call ICFLY FURNISHED sKG- | Esters of this property will be wpon, cwweet ANTED—A YOUNG MAN WHO HAS SOME EX” | oruiireas AC WINSTON, 935 Fone eet alt story Prout 4ay-window Moum; bath sume | avy to WS debemnrel nse Con 140? Rerience ase Drninier: rust be qutek aust hur JASERD-AN INTERVIEW WeoMt FHOPEMTY te family. 407 Istat. u. ie” reas at EY er ian STLER, Star oftcs. Ws E. P. DICKINSUN, F —HANDSOMELY EUKNISHED ROOMS = Hous: Patter, fn ryt and second foere in private fatully to gene we SOR PERSE USIONMEN FOR | _aut6-2we Hwtisie. | Hlemen, overlooking McPherson Square. 1014 Lath Genage aud Latzube Work al JANTED-HORSES TO. PASTU +5 PLENT x ed SONB.7 au we sprite water, shade. uli aud iiarah JOR RENT—3 UPPER FLOORS OF 100 6 st. a3 ona yon ay tire WastEs-30, BOLICTTORS 1 AT ONCE! five minutes’ waik from city stfeet cars. Kc 5 rooms and bath und all modern improve- ‘olter. Liberal reward if jeft with J, M. HiL- pa Wes Tathand Gata iene WASH'S. DANENHOWER TET F atau TON. 1903 Pa ave aw ae y Aste D—IF THEY DON’ and et your 0 of the Best de THE — oan EQUITABLE BOND ASSOCIATION FROM SCOTT'S CIGAR STORE, uLe ave, a Lane White Set to name of Dick. “Please retura and rece: rd. ST_-GULD BRACELET: SPIRAL WIiY: 7¥O Sade. {iveral reward af left et Dr. MF. THORSON, S73 Ma ane ee 2 2-Se° OsT—AT 71H ST. WHARF OR ON srrasck ~ SUITE, IN NEW STORY FLATS, ‘window Parior aud Two sired SURATED, + Choice Ba} Se | wmbers, one furnished if dk ‘ham mantel iirrora, closets, clevator, steam S45 if taken Sev ber h = a Hp NT—FU! tee LARGE hinged om on wecond Hor, bag window 87. A ‘Koon tb or wit a 3ueSdee BALTIM fon MD., PAYS 048 PER YEAH ON pea wirerident INVESTED, 2 AND INVESTIGATE. John Adams, President of the Fire Insurance | C Vie Miuliimore dent, John Canned Goods t xchange; Second Vice P, $0. With or without Board. Macalester, Mystic rhrine ar, re rae ot the Drovers’ ~~ Meeliauicn’ B.e. wae er ng paid for itsrevuru to WM. POOLE, 1501 rovers" anid Mechanics Vv FURNITURE CPHOL: {UR RENT—1235 AND 1237 A’ ‘Attorne nade over; work do Nicely Furnished Kooms, siuwle of eu sui Max Myer, TRAYED AWAY ON MONDAY LAST. 25TH s Tro 2 trennes Y G. Siluelaft, inidor ‘Echoeubers. “Directore: sein Gy | and rubetab tel wasiuer. Slip Covers cutand ita erm exposure, sanitary plush s Female Pur Dog auout one sear old fina Hlvcrt ‘Thomson, Charles E-Sralding. Jone ELSON, 1223 G at. uw. {OK kN T—NICE LANGE UNFURISHED ROOMS. | londinw to ume te bP MOREEY ER ha ae D. Wheeler, Max Myers, Isidor Scoe mers Wielder ¥ “UMASUE Biouwoat> | Ford bat aol ae moe floor. “1111 othet | “eases me © DF. MOKESYAR, 1 SS ©: ShnKIU e AVEL SAVAGE, Attorney, Manager. era ay female diseeare, aa Mou Lotion? | = an ROM OUR WAGON ON Est RN 2e _au20-tukflm 711 14th st. thw, Washington, D.C PR URILEA, Goneral Agese LUE oe ae” | (cOR NENT—707 81H ST_N.W. FORNISHED, ust 8a Koute M 2 wet ‘Ewalt” on ST. NA Large, Elegant, Airy Front Rooms muitablefor ons c HE CITY INTELLIGENCE OF cover. A suitable re: pad if revurued to Working Women, Men, Boys aud D_PRESERVE YOUR TEETH BY USING | wn oe 2% ral ey. uo waiting for work—applications for wovern- ‘Miburn's Superior Mose Toots Powder: cuaran. | FLOR KENT—A LARGE FIRS WWCet. aw. See erritians prepered. Hocins taken and teed jertectly, Laimijess and entirely tree tral xe {umiched oF bastiy Suraighed, oonth kewale STRAY ED OK STOLEN wos Net 8 » 10s. pes bos. Far saleby all Druarintady tions | Typy uh caPmate creat ME. Worm Ey ia ANTED — HORSES: KEEPING HOKSES WIN above sowand pute bus, ter and Summer a specialty; order box Price’ hed Stables, $11 6th % MWe 1 7th st. road, Troi city, 0. HB, CLAMR, Siiso, Mal aud bol, bh ~~ MONEY TO LOAN. $10, $00; TO LOAN ON REAL | ESTATE security in guns of on. neateneerenne | Ww coming good aman iy one wanth ¢ dicta. at — 8. one NG PE take @ thorough ccurne Typewriting with the view of Wenses aud reporters, and also thon to increase speed, may ap} JOR | RENT — NICELY southern exposure; first oor: aE RENT—-TWO UNFURNISHED aay suitable for specialist. 134 JOR KENT—1110 137H SY. N.W—TWo COM mUnicating Rooms: secoud floor: folding doors be tween; uewly papered: furuished or unfuruished ; amt ing, referehces exeuanxed, NTED-STL AM CARP! ‘AN Kenovating Wo Feathers henovated: Mai 6 Made Over; Furniture Steamed ind Moths yed. HM LOUNGS, 140% Fa ive. ‘Veleprone LADIES TH Classes now forutune at Mune. | eae ad $ 1th st. Dow. ANTED—TW Mell “Household System. Hoom 10, "1319 Ft nie OANS AT LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST ON ‘veal Estate security by GRAHAM § SMITE. | ANTLD— ee Test, conduc om pute ant colored for ai? tif nas of deneatic lor ltr d states ; with ref emoved UN DORE'S EMPLOYMEN? BU- lndies—Men and W V A SMALL ATURE A LLING, eat Grooms; corner store jreterteds wilt ash. Address C. 11), star offi to 10u Ls TED-SALESMEN IN EVERY to Manufsettre and Wholesale Gur Now Proc Cider, nude without applos; excellent wawes: no cai: tal required; send 4 conta for particulars, MissOUKI CIDEX WP'G. CO, Box S68, St Joseph, Mo, LY FURNISHED ROOMS, ALSO Guturnished Back Parlor with | — tag couples or gents. B17 12th st ow ‘OR RENT 612, MASSACHUSETTS A F? ‘Three Beautitul Rooms on second floor ; bed | or unfurnished ; with all | couventonces of a guod home; delphi, Pa V y ANTED—A STOR. HE ORTH SIDE OF meenpivania nye, between 4s and Loth ats, in ave. First-class 1 on he DOE ae | Mo 23.000 8 = oe a = = = = south frout, beveral Lang “su im *°pudaN's Borba Cue Pat aw D-BY YO GOOD STEXOG. | = = = 7 ro Tepaii it ftirmshed: no house! aie ; “ ILL PARTIES WHO BORROWED UMBRELLAS | newly repaired, well furus ne house tion. "Entelint omnes ea eae aeouros- | WW irom vit ei are aucian toe severe storin yu | BO private Call after 4, 221 bat. nw. OREY 70 Loss OF BkaL | ESTATE: PuOMPE rll ef renelerert ng et oo oue evening last week kindly return saue? Lt = SE eee eg BRADLEY, tar office, See au UTHOMIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY, | ROR RENT — LARGE UNFURNISHED FRONT | _eu8-1m O27 Fat. bow, VANTFD-BY REGISTERED PHARMACIS Sd ge EP gh Cet hes et eo Attoand Busscceat Beene. | 5m SLeee 30 70 $75,000 TO Loas oN c1Te relief or permanent position, Address KE. et Se ee ee ¥ at lowest rates of interest. TB. ENCES, Star an? Maye 6 = —_ = 108 Be BS HARDSOMELY FURNISHED BROUES, ¢ 4 T2th st, 28-3 _ ovo) jvors, referonce = ANT EPT. 1. BY, THOROUGH DOUBLE Notes TYE TIME WE WILL PAY “Big | Soo tise uw. ether Mo tox 1, 420.000,. nley Hoskioeper and Acovuntann & Posen ce First-class Second oh Saiietor Sxperiouce and good refurenres. | areas ut eval st JUSIMS OLD BEAND, vib o* | BGititatshed Yoome ta Samo Pee toe tear On approved fe Housekeeping, ‘with use of wasaud water.” awe ANTED—BY A SETTLED WHITE LADY, A ton as House Keeper for Widower; reter- encen. Addteas 308 Oth Bete, au29-3t COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. ema for atta or < Moy, 70 Lo: Is" Scits From $500 UPWARD, - | J{OR SALE — VALUABLE FAMM, SITUATED W 4 dock Guat ii Wakes, La FoerpORs | Kok. Maribers uy AbouE nine mulies from Wasi AT 0 AND 6 YEx CENT, and N s. Conch | ington ; 135 acres; ‘worth more than ie asked Iman. Butlers BAML A COOMBS. 050 Pathe azote ee te eutite Shek Fg a Before Geyober 1, rat MEAL ESTATE IN THIB DISTRICT. | — TZMA ANTED—A POSITION BY 4 YOUTH 10 YEAUS Fon ae 5 Tanee te pee ; Corner of age; Hiten Dbusinove baud cod haa ba iNGE F enous ith three lange east = wae ree mJ iin and Fate's. we experience in bookkeeping, pogerane own opel AB niu: | Hehe machinery cen Ue supplied: Apply te SUDu & 4b TO LOAN AT PIV) SCENT 96 AR chine) and general office work. TON, sar ey ath pedis ms syemient fur | Dt i a0 th stn ontario Real Estate pa. — te soverument clerk. See ‘euna, Va, “CORNER NI xy Mass specialt Trak @ kUTHE REO ANTED=G0 TO DICK'S AGENCY lt 1 : We House Workers, iu = N VILLAGE OF Bi Board: pleasant sumuer ONEY TO aids, Nurpos, Leung POR RENT 4 COTTAGE TN VILLAGE OF BALL | Board rooms og seh Cae a teu cou re references ast place, LA 3 a seh a ‘office Bear; ells the door 7. ‘OR RENT—TBREE 200 “ROOMS, & UNFURNISHED, my19 (The ax pire 7 LIPS ‘1 FS lixht housekeeping, to parties without FA FOUNG, MAS, oe EUAL ALES 63 cnildren: furpanived suitable for | yp OSEY TO. LOAN-ENDOWM: NT, LIFE ANB pak as. Gtocery and Provi F frst Wassiorcnon roa pet LARD 10 MILES | ogee aot Gent. nevis te nek Dee | MORES Policies bought eae prices, teoed Seat Cutter: ‘Address 4-0. TBlar ofices gccusd of naien Dousss: well wate w28- 3 ie and out it 5 i oe th s718-se Apply. to CubSo 1307 Ket nw else Ww xIER BY ay, mat Gis on eve = Ta BD, MCTH a “ss| -FOR 2 RENT—OFFI ICES, _ Che bur ofees tive; mood VEKY PLEASANT AND ELIGTHLE ¥. C. lap Star office, Sate 2" Hoom House, ew oat tt | F'Gtice hoome at O23 Fst tee Teale : : to Mooi W St Saate ARTED — POSITIONS Sara Baas ETT g_| aidpent ressonnble. poly abt Meee ‘Families. a ETT Soe eae Faves ACRES AND IMPROVE! ,} Fe, aE \T — ate, reotigted: gat a a j ANTED=* LADY Ce i EXPERIENCE a viremia — —_ os 7, ailey Badia olaey W sities Pout as Sree, for sis REST—7il_ 14TH ‘DESIRABLE gral But Sted ees fo riners Preach Ad Fan at ae WETROPOLI- Fz Pages, i See Be —— ne ta | Wee a remens |e et Hhatre inst and sa eee eoanD. ie a ca a eee Wilts ee Se ee ate gh)