Evening Star Newspaper, September 4, 1890, Page 2

2 ~F THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, -D.c.. THURSDAY, SOCIAL MATTERS. Autumae Weddings— Washingtonians at Home and Abroad. —o— ‘Mra Harrison returned last night from Cres- son. Pa., in order to look at some alterations thet are being made in the interior of the Ex- ecutive Mansion. She will return to Cresson with the President tomorrow. Mrs. Fred Heineman of Baltimore is visiting the Misses Freyhold on Capitol Hill. Mrs. Mary D. Baker and Mrs, Chamberlain of this city are at Saratogs. Mra Mary N. Cowdon and Baby Louise, with Miss Susie G. Chamberlin of Boston, Mass, have gone on a visit to her mother-in- law, Sarah E. Cowdon, at Pittsfield, Pike eounty, TL Mr. and Mra. Geo. C. Walker and daughter, Miss Katio, of 514 12th street northwest, have rm from Atlantic City. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dorsey of Anne Arundel =—-_ Md., who have been visiting Mr. and arry Enoch of 1208 H street northwest, have left for Annapolis, Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Kauffmann and Miss Kennedy have returned to tho city. Dr. G. G. Morris left the city yosterday for @ week's visit to his home in Pennsylvania. Miss Maggie M. Killeen and Miss Marie Atridge aro visiting at Rockville. Dr. A. E. Johnson of Capitol Hill leaves this evening for a ten days’ stay with his family at Colonial Beach. Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Murray, daughter and sons, Mr. E. B. Murray and_J. 8. Murray, Miss R. T. Fisher, Mr. H. Eyre Powell, Mrs. V. V. Martin of Chieago, Master George Vance of Memphis, who are in the city sightseeing, are quartered at Willard’s. Mr. Charles E. Barber of thia city and Miss Winifred Johnson were married yesterday at West Medford, Masa. The couple will make a tour of thw north before coming to their home in this city. Miss Addie Devine, who has been summoring at Spring Lake, is now in the city and expects to make an extended visit. Miss M. Belle Kinsey has returned from her ‘western trip and expects to remain in the city during the winter. Capt. L. A. Johnson is home from a success- fal fishing trip much improved in health. ‘Miss Ollie Baker of 1936 15th street has re- turued from « delightful visit at Point Lookout, on the lower Potomac. Mr. H. W. P. Hunt of the Bureau of Engrav- ing and Printing has gone to Atlantic City for a short si! after which he will visit New York. Mr. Aleck B. McKibbin, Mrs. C. B. McKib- bin, child and nurse of Pittsburg are visiting — a few days and are at the Shore- eal Mamie J. Baumgarten, who has been spending the summer months at Asbury Park, has returned. The wedding of Edwin Bradfield Hartley of Montclair, N.J., and Miss Jessie Ingram Bill- ings, —— of Dr. John 8. Billings, U.S.A, took place yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock at St John’s P E. Church, Georgetown, Rev. Drs. Register and Stuart officiating. There was a large number of invited guests. The bride entered the church with her father, and the groom, and his best man, Dr. Clairborne of New York, met them at the chancel rail. The bride’s twin sister, Miss Kate Billings, at- tended her and wore « gown of soft pink wool and large-brimmed hat. The bride wore a demi-trained gown of white embroidered crepe, and instead of the usual bridal veil wore a broad Leghorn hat wreathed in pink roses. She carried a bunce' - ink roses. The ushers were Messrs. E hiting, Lyons Whiting. Edward Mecoruick, J. C. Hardy, John Bill- ings and Dr. Arthur Snider. Afterward a re- ception was held at the residence of Dr. Bill- ings, attended by about fifty guests, who saw the sevly-soarried couple start on their north- ern wedding journey. eee —______ WAR DEPARTMENT CHANGES. Promotions in the Record and Pension Division. Secretary Proctor today approved the follow- ing promotions in the War Department, record and pension division, provided for by House bill 11,380, making appropriations for addi- tional clerical force to carry the disability pen- sion act into effect: From class 3 to class 4—Jeremiah R. Imbrie, James H. Dodge and Alva R. Tichenor. From class 2 to class 3—Elbridge G. Chap- man, Charles Shelse, Ernest A. Fenton, John O'Neill, John M. Keogh, Frank Eichelberger and R. M. Patrick. From clase 1 to class 2— George P. Davis, Austin A. Darrah, Wm. E. Newman, Fred C. Squires. John N. Manning, Alexander Abraham, Michael E. Urell, Wm. Potter, Charles 8. Hart, Joseph F. Rapp, EverettS. Beall, James Moran, Frank Plunkett, Thomas H. Walsh, Isaac B. Raff, Edward H. Booth and G. 0. Brown. From $1,000 to class 1—A. E. Bain, T. J. Griffith, T. J. Calloway, A. Holcomb, W. B. Coe, B. G. Wasdon, C. L. Altfather, 8. W. Needham, H. D. Knapp, E. H. Hunter, J. Hamilton, Walton Harrison, E. L. Thornton, Samuel Curtis, Sherman Williams, J. L. Austin, Jas. J. Smyth, E. A. Neiss, O. T. ‘Taylor, N. W. Barksdale, F. M. Williams, 8. L. ae J. E. Nichol, G. H. ‘McCarthy, D. E. a O. M. Mather, A. J. Robbins, z A. Magee, MT. Moog G, E. Werber, 8. a York. R.A. Crenshaw, B. Thompson, A. Allen, H. Wyckof, W. MeM. Dattrett, G. D. Fox, H. Floyd, S.A. Fitch, L. 0. Posey, John W. Jones, P. McEneany, C. W. Shuwalter, John J. Bell, H. H. House, Lucretia E. Johnson, sper ptm Stanton, J. P.Clum, W. H. H. Price, J.C. Keiper, James W. Jones, J. G. Jones, L. 0. Robbins, T. F. Hance, F. H. — D.Weaver, A. V. Taylor, C. N. Anderson, F. C. Jones and C. 3. Feltis. From assistant messenger to messe! =a Aaron Stern, James Palmer, J. F. Bailey, Wied. From laborer to assistant messenger—Wm. HL Arrington, Geo. Hearns, John F. Reinhard, Henry ‘Thomas, Thos. B. Warrick, R. B. Wilson, Herman Hoge, Nelson J. Booker. Prom laborer te watchman—Wm. Barnes, Albert Fortune. From messenger boy to laborer—Alex. Sembly. Appointments—Laborers, Herbert C. Peck, i tecbng h Fortane, Wm. C. Cannon and Wm. Fie enne Postal Rates. Hon. J. Henniker Heaton, a member of the English parliament, who has come to this country to urge the adoption of a cheaper rate of postage on international letter mail, has ad- dressed a long communication upon the sub- ject to the Postmaster General. Mr. Heaton wishes to have the rates between Great Britain and Ireland and the United States reduced to 1 penny or 2 cents a half ounce. He makes his appeal, ho says,on behalf of the poor and the middie classes, but he asserts that this cheaper post- age will mean also an increase of trade, aud he asserts that it will not involve any loss to the revenue of the United States. The United States, he says. conveys a letter from Wash- ington to Alaska, 5,000 miles, for 2 cents an otnce. He asks that this concession be ex- tended to Great Britain and Ireland, less ties 8,000 miles by sea, The Post Office De ment, he says, now charges the people o ‘the United States § cents on each letter and pays _ teamsbip — nies little more than 1 per letter. thus makes a handsome poets out of this (thesis In conclusion he says that the reduction ‘would be a graceful act that would call down on your heads the of the poor, iho ratiade of thove engaged in commerce the good ofa foreign nation.” Commodore Cutter’s Funeral. The remains of the late Commodore Geo. F. Cutter, former paymaster general of the navy, Were taken to Boston yesterday afternoon, ac- companied py Mrs. Cutter ond several of her friends. Before the removal to the train short service was held at the houge, 1515 Mas- pan gdh — ag ® brother-in-law of Mra. Cutter. The were Ad- ports OF Sain be R. W. McNairy, Judge ere from the mavy. The Trouble on the Isthmus. sachusetts avenue, conducted by oe 8. H. pallbearers mural P. Carter, Admiral K. W. Sbufeldt, ton, U.S.N. The active pallbearers wore sail- Ordors wore issued by the Navy Department SHOOTING STARS. — Y The Solid South to Yermont—Ah, there sis- ter! Senator Quay will heroafter be opposed to the annexation of Kennedy. — A boarding house trust has been organized in Chicago and it is still severalteen fears until the World’s Fair rush will begin. Statesmanship and leadership are not synon- ymous terms. A member of Congress was talking to a Sen- ator this morning about Representative Ken- nedy’s speech against Quay. “By Jove,” said the member, ‘he called Quay Judas Iscariot.” “Yes,” replied the Senator reflectively, “I noticed that, and I was just wondering what Iscariot had over done to Kennedy.” More ministers of the Gospel have been nominated for Congress this season than ever before, but by the time they have been ina little while it will not show on them, A beef steak is a sort of a grub stake. To the Saco democrats: “A bruised Reed shall ye not break.” ‘Fannie: “I understand Marie, that you broke your engagement with Mr. Earthleigh.” Marie: “Oh no, I didn’t, dear. It just came apart, don’t you know, after the season closed,” She: “Why didn’t you open that window, Harry? If you work in this dark place you'll have myopia or something else, sure.” He—tenderly: “All right, dear, I'd rather have your opia than anybody's else, anyway.” THE CHAPERONE SYSTEM, She’s my sweetheart, Tm her bean. Seou wo'll marry, ‘Then we will part Old chaper rooney From my sweetheart, The fmpecunious artist does not believe there is such a disease as room-attic gout. Allthe “big guns” in Washington are not made at the navy yard. Doctor—to patient: “You say a cow kicked you some time ago?” Patient—‘‘Yes, sir; last month. She kicked me on the Sist of August.” Doctor: Ab! Well, I can’t do anything for you. The 3lst of August is gone clear beyond my reach. $2 please. Good morning.” ——se0—-____ WHAT WILL THEY DO. Republican Senators Indignant at Mr. Kennedy’s Onslaught. HE ATTACKED THE SENATE IN GENERAL AS WELL aS MR. QUAY—WILL THAT BODY NOTICE 11?—THE PENNSYLVANIA SENATOR UNDECIDED 48 TO HIS COURSE IN THE MATTER. The republican Senators are very indignant at the attack on the Senate in general and on Mr. Quay in particular made by Mr. Kennedy in the House late yesterday. Whether Sena- tore agree with Mr. Quay or not they cannot tolerate a thing of that sort, and if the House itself does not take action tocure the breach of decorum and purge itself of the responsi- bility for the speech it is likely that the Sen- ate will pass resolution courteously callin; the attention of the House to the matter. Mr. Quay knew nothing of the speech until this morning and when the Senate met had not de- cided upon any course of action. During the morning he conferred with sev- eral of his colleagues in the chamber and there was a difference of opinion as to what would bo the proper thing to do. The attack was upon the Senate as a as well ag upon Mr. Quay, but he was the only Senator called by name and especial and particular denunciation was reserved for the junior Pennsylvania Senator. As long as the charges against Mr. Qna: which have been freely from different sources for some months, were cantined to newspaper articlos, Mr. Quay and his friends felt that he could afford to maintain silence, but now that they have been adopted by a member of his own party inthe House and spread uy the record it isa different mat- ter. and itis thought that Mr. Quay cannot, with credit to himself, longer remain silent. MR. QUAY UNDECIDED YET. A Sraz reporter saw him today after he had been conferring with Mr. Cameron, Mr. Spooner and other Senators, He said that he was thinking about the matter, but had not de- cided just what to do. He did not know whether to rise to s question of personal lege and resent the assault or not. thinking of doing this, but did not w: dignify the assault of Mr, Kennedy. He chest be to think the matter over further before acting. Later he was still talking the matter over with some of his colleagues—or probably. more correctly stated, they were talking it over with him, Many Senaiors took occasion to extend to him their denunciation of the assault, AS TO THE COURSE OF THE SENATE. It would be a proper thing for the Senate to send a protest to the House, and this will be done it it is decided that the matter should be noticed at all on the floor of the Senate. Some of the republicans of the Mouse are engaged this morning in explainiug why they permitted Mr. Kenuedy to make his speech in violation of the rules. The general excuse te that there were but few membes present and all those absent would have protested had they been there. ‘Those present, however, were not actuated by any such impulse, and @ very general opin- ion is that Mr. Kennedy's speech was not poe ———- tomany of his colleagues, who are itterly disappointed at tho failure of the elec- tions bill. any of them discovered after he took the position he did on this question that the charges against him, which they had be- fore thought unworthy of notice, were pretty serious, THE AMATEUR ATHLETIC UNION. There Will be a Big Attendance at the Meet Here Next Month, It now looks as though the fall meet of the Amateur Athletic Union to be held on Analos- ton Island October 11 will be one of the largest events that has ever occurred in athletic circles, Secretary Howard Perry, who has just returned from New York, said this morn- ing that there is the greatest enthusiasm prevalent among the athletes of the metropolis, who are in earnest training for the sports, ‘TWO THOUSAND ATHLETES COMIXG. The New York and the Manhattan Athletic clubs intend to come to the meet in special train with abont 300 members each. There will probably be 500 more from the minor ath- letic clubs in the vicinity of New York, such as the New Jerseys and Staten Islanda Phil- adelphia Promisos be between 300 and 500; Wilmington, 50; Baltimore, 150; Boston, 50; a 25, and Bt. Lonis, 10, Allogether, Mr. estimates, thure will be between 1,500 Tea 5000 athletes present, besides numbers of other visitors not members of the clubs. THE CONTEST FOR THE BAILEY PRIZE has virtually narrowed down to the New Yorks and the Manhattans, and so close is it that one event may decide it, This is awarded to the club obtaining the highest number of points in chasapionchis ovenia aot and the contest bh will close with the meet. whncoerteame Pte bgt astoun: a o coun! is record-bres 4 wit THEY WANT MR. COUPER, He Dido’t Show “Dpat the Raum Ine vestigation Today. TER COMMITTEE I6UE A SUBPOENA FoR mIM— JODOx WILSON, THE ATTORNEY FOR MR. LEMON, SAYS ME WANTS COOPER TO TESTIVY TO WHAT EE KNOWS, The special House committee investigating tho charges against Pension Commissioner Raum met promptly at 10 o'clock this morning and sat for half an hour awaiting the presence of Mr. Cooper. Mr. Lewis, the only demooratie | member of the committee in attendance, said that Mr. Cooper would not be present, and as Mr. Goodnight, his colleague, was not in Wash- ington he was in an embarrassing position and would like the committee to adjourn until Mr. Goodnight returned. ‘The committee showed some impatience at the failure of Mr. Coo) after some discussion Judge Wilson, speaking for his client, Mr. Lemon, said that he did not eare to proceed in Mr, Cooper's absence. Mr. Cooper, he said, had been industriously cireu- lating charges agi t his client in the news- papers, while refusing to attempt to sustain them before the committee. Now he wanted the committee to subpena Mr. Cooper so that he could be put on the stand to tell what he knew. ‘I'he committee wanted him present and he (Wilson) wanted him as a witness, and that wus the way to got him here. Mr. Cooper had no right to traduce a reputable business man, occupying the relations he did to the committee, and to stay away from com- mittee sessions and allow those things to be circulated all over the world. Finally an order was made for a subpens for Mr. Cooper and also requesting him to be — with his witnesses = evidence next ionday, to which day the committee ad- journed, A GREAT LUTHERAN GATHERING. Fifteen Thousand People Attend the Reunion at Pen Mar. ‘The gathoring that attended the fifth annual reumion of the Lutherans of Maryland, Penn- sylvania, Virginia, West Virginia, and the Dis- trict at Pen Mar yesterday was remarkable for its great size as well as for the interest in the Proceedings, It is estimated that there were 15,000 people present. The Baltimore Sun to- day says the visitors were from points as far down the valley of Virginia as Roanoke, anda train from Martinsburg and Winchester took 5C0 excursionists to the mountain resort. Over three thousand persons were from Harrisburg, Carlisle, Shippensburg, Chambersburg, Waynesboro’, Hagerstown’ and Williamsport, Littlestown had 500, Frederick an equal number, Baltumore 700, sheet ton 600, Hanover and Gettysburg . ‘The Western Maryland transported on 100 to the — from stations north of Westminster. ‘0 move this mass of humanity required great care and coolness on the part of the officials of the road. The arrangements, which were excellent, were se the hands of Trainmas- ter J. C. Hiltabidle, A W. P. Gear: did the train running. In addition to those who went by railroad three thousand persons rode in different sorts of conveyances, Thoy commenced to arrive on the grounds at day- break, and there was a steady procession on the mi road to Pen Mar up the mountain until 9 o'clock in the morning. From morning until evening the sky was clear, and the sun shone brightly through the locusts, chestnuts and pines on the sides and top of the mountain, Each of the excursionists found an opportunity to indulge in his or her way of spending a pleasantafternoon. Most of 'them listened to iring music and speeches from ministers wall kaena in the denomination, who occupied 2 stand im an attractin ypot near the dane- ing pavilion. The Rev. W Wire of Littles- town, Pa., was chairman of the executive com- mittee. After a responsive service, the recita! of the creed and a prayer by Rev. Geo. Pur- sons of Sunbury, Pa. the whole assemblage sang the coronation hymr, Kev. J. E. Bush- neil of St. Mark's Church, Roanoke, Va., who isan active Lutheran in that section of Vir- ginia, spoke on ‘Union in Love ana Labor.” THE GROWTH OF LUTHERANISM. Mr. Bushnell, in the course of his address, said: We can muster in a solid American pha- lanx, notwithstanding our geographical and linguistic barriers, about five million men, women and children in recognized adherenve to the faith of our fathers. The united synod in the soutn has an undeveloped ficld, covering a stretch of 1,500 miles in the fairest land w which the sun ever shonc. Cities are building up like magic along all the railroads and new linea are projected in the mineral belt. An industrial revival has spread from Maryland to Mexico, and the new blood is well tempered by that which is so fairly represented at Pem ar now. An unusual number of new churches were dedicated in the southwest last year. The appointments were in- creased five-fold to meet the new growth. The English, German and Scandinavian Lutherans in’ America are doing as grand a work in proportion to numerical and financial strength as any Protestans organization of the country. ‘The Gospel is preached in fourteen tongues. More than one churck and fally 200 new members have been gained for every day of the year. With nearly 2,000 parochial schools, 100 church academies, colleges. female seminaries and theological institutions, with 57 orphan homes, hospitals. immigrant homes aud deaconess institutes, over 5,000 pastors and teachers are doing a magniticent work for the public advancement, aud we bave made a bold claim for grateful recognition. ‘The polyglot and international life of the Lutheran population in America makes it an important factor in the study and solution of vexed social questions, the moral and spiritual power of one million communicants within the evangelical work of the American churches, Our thrifty and virtuous German and Scandi- navian people, who are loyal citizens, have grasped the jeweled crown of northern Europe to enrich and honor the social and commercial wer of our western republic. Such people [ete an abiding place, thrift, the virtues and pety of a mvdel kingdom.’ ‘The Germans, Norwegians, Swedes and Danes possess the ele- ments of a superior Christian civilization.” OTHER ADDRESSES, The Rev. H. H. Weber, secretary of the church board of extension, made an address on the work he is especially interested in, He said: “It is our intention to form a Chautauqua hero at Pen Mar, to put up tents, houses, a hotel, so people can stay here for ten or twenty days or even a month and engage in the dis- cussion of subjects that are of vital interest to our church.” Addresses were made by Rev. A. 8, Hartman of the Foreign Missionary Bociety, Kev. Dr. School, secretary of the society; Rev. Dr. G. W. Enders of York, Pa, and Kev. Dr. John G. Morris, who is eighty-veven years old. There were sixty-five ministers on the plat- form, The number included Rev. Dr, 8, Domer and Rev. W. H. Gottwald of this city. The committe that superintended the arrangements were the Rev. W. C. Wire of Littlestown, Pa. ; the mek Dr. John G. Morris of Baltimore, John Biki aoe the Rev. A. 5, Hartmanof Cc, Parker of Washington and f Knox) Ma D ey Statistics of Crime and Pauperism. A portion of the statistics collected by Mr. Fred H. Wines, the special agent of the Census aoe in charge of the department of crime, rism and benevolence, have been tabu- by the office. He states that the popula- ro on January 1 last of 109 prisons are sented by the tables. Of this number 40 show an increase of about 25 per cent in the number of inmates as com} with the census re- turn of June 1, 1880, from the same institution, Of the 2,801 jails from which reports were re- ceived the number of their inmates in the ag- gregate shows an increase of 100 per cent over the census returns of 1880. Mr. Wines ob- serves that in making this comparison it should be borne in mind that the winter population of jails as a rule is much than the summer population, and that, therefore, the census ro- port of June 1, 1890, is likely to show a consid- erable decrease in this percentage. ports have also been received from 2,268 alms houses, showing an aggregate of 77,685 inmates as against 66,203 iu the same institutions in 1880. In Memory of the Late William C. Hill. Alarge number of the friends of the late William C. Hill met yesterday at the office of Dr. A. P. Fardon. Gen, J. A. J. Creswell was precreh omeaiemendon pe ys oF soe ry Hg A ittee consisting of A. P. committee Fardon, Gen. Swaim, Rev. 0. e4 Kurtz John- won aud F, H. N. Ww up resolu- Baltimore, Hon, J. M. Mi ae vi s i ! i SET LS AALE, Church, ir to be present, and: WANTED--HELF. WANTED—SITUATION NS. _ SEPTEMBER 4, 1890. 208 RENT BOOMS. 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Apply 1354 Dore ne it AIRKD we GIRL FOR COOK AND @ eral Housework: Teferences required, Apply 812 7th st. sy IRST-CLASS nae aND Witte We Kind 4-3 WARXZED-A GIRL, A GOOD PANTS MAKER Call at Sahay mee 619 12th at. Waste XPERIENCED RKIRT AND Walst Gall after Dean. 1250 9th ot iw ANTED—A SOBER AND INDUSTRIOUS aca who understands Working Land, either as 8 Farmer or Gardouer. Apply @ a. RICHARDS 4 #ov., Saarnser | | Chanbermaid, i= it,! a hw Bit address 115 TED—SI ine r 3. Wak a rt | Wak FONT, ‘and Music; best ANTED, od, peeks St Wiintice Oi Bi Di AV Retire, Saree, Be T WHITE GIRL, RE uation as Nurse, or wi se Adress COM Z., Star offic ANTED-BY A DRESSMAKER, ING IN i Teferences given. Apply W mended, s Housework. 813.11th st. nw. AuTED — “EMPLOYERS — 1 — FoR FIRST-CLASS references iu CITF IRTHITIGENGE OFFICE, 909 Ect hw, your order will be filled with aed = ANT SEDI SoUD geet amir curren, De. Union men n . RICHARD ROTHW. ELL, 28 ne rege Wied yee “ype cLags PLUMBER: we Apply to FREDERICK T1 5 LOUNTRY—AN IN- TO Waniine reliable woman uecustomed to the to do the work of a ‘Small fam! a ce fiw Add Nu Star offices VY ANTED, x } MAN IN A DRUG 817 on ‘with one OF ft experience preferred. apply to to HENKY A. JOHNSON: 10th and O va We "ANTED—TWO GENTLEMEN ce ge gt oF #15 weekly: Increased ir poruisne i emily eyed: Srences required. FHANE STE! tierra - : ANTED-SERVANT FOR GENERAL HOUSE- ‘one com} Mork: two in famiry: good wages ‘st uivht. 163 aloe ave. ne. See DA ee Me MOORE after 10 a.m. Friday, seceand house oa Wyoming atthe head of WARIED-A GOD WHITE GIRL FOR LIGHT and red. Housework ng; reterences 920 9th at. uw. WERE WALL SCRAPERS AT ONCE 3.@. VALIANT & Cu., 101 3 E GOOD FEMALE aoe F sitering Men's Clothing; to good hands wor: *TEa "EB BARNUM &CO.,931 Pa. ave. ANTED—A GIRL TO De. GENEWAL WORK eager PRO, Adults ins New Fiat; wood wae rood irl, Call after 4 0 ns pate 14th st. nw. ITE bal mike wey foun White Wor wusework in small family; references ply, 4 7 to6 D.m., 1400 G at. nw, s4-3t* ANTE! ‘OMEN oe $10 TO 875, CHAM- = Maids, Nurses and Laund: ea or away; Waiters, Drivers or Farm Hands. Cooks, ‘SAM'L A. COOMBS, U20 Fat. CHAMBER WARE oom. po,7c. ei mr ‘urees, outinen, Walters: Dish: Weekes sett ‘nd’ House Workers at once, icK'3 3 7th at. nw. ada for General required. E Coach: and Dati AGENC! NG MAN ABOUT 20 FOR OFFICE ase. cxverience, reference sud salay a 7 ve 2 W werk rave expected. Wariner ter hha TEE SoG Pa. ave. and 1 Address 4 a ave. stati mis @ _a4-3t TED—HOUSE; ABOUT 1 10.2 BOOMS, MOD. imps: northwest: Capitol Hl bly im- mediate suburix). Address, stathug fentewhveh-imest He mega aud full particulars, KESPONSIBIL ANTED—A SMALL HOUSE IN NORTHWEST. by October 1; eight rooms; all modern improve: mente, Kent 830. Answer tminediately to W. 2090 wW. ANTAD BRICK HOUSE FOR WT ory ive, Ti size local Addtess ila ter WW TERA aNCE ction ity, Tauiging tn uses in either sect he city, ine ice from $15,000 to $1,000; the iy ui location, and bottom prices. Advertiser ineans busi- Bess, but must have good value. Address P.O. Box AND VACcKn orthwest aud on Capiteh mi Girect irom ow! ers. I havea number of buyers ready to purl Feasonalle prices. CHAS, A. eee 405 Fat WE Sava ert ELERIEY, NTED — FOR FROM = a Houses in all sections of the eit: purchasers oF tls price ropert UTIFCL UPhiani, = a Ine —ALL BUT ONE OF ROOM 7 R piad completely artiste ioe ye Piano Agente: Pianos fot teint st oF Parlor. Bed Room, Dining Room abd ahs on juire 920 Yeh st. itis us ay ROCKAWAYS. 4 BROUGH: FOR Ero EAST CAPT OL ST. Randscine « = Paha pon t Room ; expoeury: rent | ger Car Teasonabic. soir & RENT—1741 FST. N.W., NEAR WAR STATE and Navy Departuents, inecly Furnished Second- ‘also, Third-floor front; southern exposure; {home comforts; excellent table oor Communicating Rooms: references exchang. ai-Tw FoR RENT— Ss FUR 1ED ROOMS: on second floor, alcove ved room, and oom connec Hotel. 1014 15th st, Foret tale iat pointiments fat clan Tretercacse NICE LARGE FURNIS! (urnished Hoommon Hina floor: board m hient housekeeping. Inquirs 1310 Murs st. ingle and en suite; ts, en suite or singh ingle Rooms. ‘OR BENT—TWO 1 LARGE front room bay window and alco’ jor; new here Private family home comforts g ato 815 11 Room st nw, ng private family Dear Arlington W., Goon BORED ass -1w* ith Board, Veautifully located = latrobe aud open fires. Hererences exchanged 2D-STORY ROOMS; uces, Call after 4pm. 1401 12th st. nw. 83- FOR RENT_ONE NICELY FURNISHED SECOND- juitable {or one or twowentiewen. ap mo der MOKKIS & CO, ‘Avondale a. SALE-A 20D SEVEN-OCTAVE Rosewood Upright Praus with hi — for @60 at GL. WILD & Bu's. POR SALE-SINGING CaN ARIES YOUNG PAL. Fe Cases, Goldyt inies, Aquariums, Jog Cakes And Medicines. Stahl ied 7 12th «t. nw = Saas NELRGINT RoREWOOR aa ANE ound coruers, very little Used aud & re su2v' PPLIFFER & CONLIFF, 516 11th st a. {OK RENT—1232 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NW, ‘Pleasent Fi eee ~ {QR SALE-A BEAUTIFULLY CARVED Pine pete pees references. Fyn t0-0e Fs. a 0. original pric can pow ENT—IN i PRIVATE FAMILY—TW me Rooms, first or second board; in northwest, near L4th et, office. 0 HA: floor; with or without Address Bo: ND- FOW 7th at. i = as 3 “TION IN PRICES—¥OR THE — will sell our stoc! t al front, aude red in W ~ 4-7) two rooms éacl front, and 1wo offered in Wagons, Car Single yi lor. me les: beth and parlor privileges: . Sopme reane io Pose SALE—DESIKING TO BEMODE posttory 1 offer ny isTH & want location; to nice pa: 70K RENT — Loi ASTH ST, §.W, Sao benaene Tul Kooms, © gentiomau or gentieman wife. auz6-12 ST. NW. onrogtre of Cartingen for the ext 30 prices, Cail eariy, eo 1 at JAMES K an9-1m. Teo Sedat aie Uk SALE— {OR RENT—FU! _FURNISHE DL OR UNFURNISHE ‘One Very 911 Ost. u'w. F&, nd second aura! t Koom and Comuunicating Hail Moon, in desirable locality and pleasant house ED ROOMS ON Task DUNoR ns wee pe De ON at PIANOS AND ORGAXR, ‘ao | we 5 payments. Call and sec =" F. G@. SMITH, Pe. ‘ave. JOH BALE—“OTTO" Gas ENGINES, MOTH NEW end second band, an: pay size, | Send tor circular or callow D. BALLAUE Methstow ole PGE SALE—CAKKIAGES, WAGONS AND BUG- ses on easy tertus: 100 Jobs to select from, le neatly done COUK St, Geonretowa, D.C seat. weet | COUNTRY REAL ESTATE without board ; closets: Feet er and Dining WO COMMU Se = rin moderate: ae rented, sepe- oy . FIVE DELIGHTFULLY airuareD Fe BEXT D Room. Terms, FO SALE OK EXCHANGE-TWO Ok FOUR Acres, 7-room House, all Kinds fruit, fine spr: ond wituin five minutes’ walk of 13 trails esc daily. Address ACMES, Star office. “ NEAK DUNN Farm of 100 Acres: nice Shale. excelieut water at door: stable bay KING—A GOOD porches, ood ry a FISH & MILI, ERAS Y 81 E N.W., | $30.her mouth tos qvod and permanent teuant. Tau? | sutie:, Cxcelleut water at dow ‘acetratie and eal « Frame House, with at least 7 os a EE bo ons in the state of Virginia, abundane. « fe and thod.smps., bet. Int and 17th, Pa ave. and tS LNOLANGE NEATLY FURNISHED | vearchurches. wlioole, &c-* posi ‘ilies stores, rout D.w., not to exer 000, for s pu: who wiil 8 oh second Foor ; front soon | ©29 ver mouth in advance, {rude waimproved property im the city in "pert or | haa lange alcove: Coard sles fursisbed. Location ° wi 4u:30-Gt" | surpassed. 1304 Rhode Ielaud ave. seme | 94-3ee i 15 Kst. mw. ANTED—TO BUY FOR CASH—A HOUSE OF | J{OR RENT-IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, NICELY | JQOK SAL ON MENT—PINGT CLASS RiMTbEse WARTS Te no Ts seed gundition and in ¢ | Ai Fusnished Parlot and Bed Moot. et ovr. Alsg Fr Fredrick, Mal beautiful healthy meses conn ‘4 hoe exact t Bod. ‘ou 24 Boor; terms moderate. railroud communication jou, CASH PURCHASER, Star office, anzi-ime | T'st. .w. out ay Tot S71 50; ali mod ituye" very destranke ANTED- HOUSES FROM 84.500 To $6,000; | FOR NENT TO GENTLEMEN ONLY, oe © OO. LOSS Soak Baltienare, 28. aabingon an d Lanier Hele somely Furnished Front Koom; best ‘locatios yy Th Private iamully: price $15. ‘Address or apie 4 FKAME HOUSE IN BROOKLAND, ani3 1008 Fst. nw, | te aw. . are Feet uf Ground. Musee comnce WANTED—ROOMS. Wane GIKLS TO WAIT ON LUNCIL WY Counter. 1216 Fat, BUTHWELL's. At once. WASTED—25 LADIES To JOIN THE Clases Pi Aline. Washington's Dress Cutting School, 613 13th et. n. w, aoe Et aooee xtini er Esky SH ANTEDIMAN "70 HOS BICYCLE DEPART. ‘ashington; must be a resident Box 18. Star ofhce, Ws NTED—A WOMAN TO COOK AND ABSIST IN Washing and Jroning must briuw reference trom Jast employer, 83-209 Ki: $10 13th st nw. ws TED—A GOOD _ GESERALS, HAND ma Blacksmituing. Wheaton, Montccmery Wheaton, Momtcomery County, Ma Wastes RELIABLE AND-FXPERIESCED White Woman as Nurse for un Infaut; references required. Apply between 1 and 2 o'clock, 1014 8 ot ae ANTED-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH Board; near the Capitol ur Pension Office; for two aduits and two children. Address J. ¥, J., Star office. at WANTED BY TWO ADU TS—THREE OR FOUR stury Koows for ligut housekeepiug; near cara: betweon 7th and 2d) & and ¥ coed za MMH, 211 1: Ws TWO FURNISHED KOUMS, WITH foards wear Capitol or dension Office, for two adults and twoebidens State worms, Suirees EES Star offic + Ww —BY A BROTHEN AND SISTER, TWO Furnished Koma, with Board ina private fam- fly, where the use of the plan will be peruiitted rect to Box 127, offic, ANTED-1 Jhroe Faruished or without board. Address, stating prices, Se." MASSACHUSETTS. Star uitice’ WANIED THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS ON same floor suitable for light housexes; mg BO children. Address FLEDMONT, Star office. ANTED.-A SETTLED WHITE WOMAN {0 the Country and do the Work for ‘ Banibet < home and good pay. Call st 101 mw Ws TDA GERMAN WOMAN FOR NURSE; suet stay at night; reference required. aoe at D—TEN PLASTERERS, Tracie a tar W’ Badin 20th st. between I and K uw. SER- S & MUUKT, out ‘Warne sxzEmENcey SLEEVE kirt Hands, Apply 420 9th Wanttat ‘GOOD NURSE AND it of Feferences required. Wi Tae ad Fi Must come well recom. mended. “Apply 806 7th st uw. WwW a ANTED A KEGISTERED DRUG a TO if Busit anarried ferred. ‘Apply. ‘Take F Wistce NTED—A FIRST-CLaws DECORATOR AT SULIUS LANSBURGH, wBANDS; 15th and F sts, ws ‘ED — EXPERIENCED, RELIABLE COL- ores prcres zor! id one year old. Apply 16u2 17th st, uw. ASTED- A. ‘YOUNG MAN WHO Has &) or Two Nears at Carpentering. Call P. sin nore W: D— WALL SCRAPERS AT ONGE. APPLY ‘7 TASED B HENDRUBOR, B25 Pot nee se -A YOUNG MAN IN A FURNITURE Boy, BPP NBO ga make and lay carpeta, C3 8. btar office, stating i expected. ‘Stood employment all the year arot WAR A RELIABLE ITE GIRL FOR i ete ae washing — = a0 OFFICE BOYS, Houseworkers, “Kitchen” anal Punwy thet undresses. "(Work secured quicker “ wares than elsewhere.) BUENA! 8, 10 G st. nw. sus0-6re Ws TED-LADY _ AGENTS: ENTIRELY ‘NEW ent; tastest selling ladies! spaciatiy in the wor oe = Provt freee TITTLE, Chicago, 1. -ANTED — PUNpQRES i ERT = inde of por ekty rh at u.w, Ween Tae CITY, <iT%, PecELIGE ROR On- Women, Me wai ia foe wor work apni e govern i ations baer SS Sie ANTED— Men to int Arn NS 5 eee WANTED = YOUNG PENGONS WisHING T take a course in Stenography and also rr Renses and reporters, and also any one wan birary 4 st. new. or sues. tm WANTED—BOARD. Wiener te potest "address ASK, Star oftee ear chce oJ PEER eens ‘HOTELS. at EAS ae eS of Mu ry UsR CQOUNTRY BOARD. __ Peers Dena BOARDING. Lirmme vee ae |= dag: ei 40 | “Wy 4NTED — two WELL-FUBNISHED. = Hooms on Second Floor, with privil fe of parlor, with excellent Table Board. by three Adu priv fatily preferred, or bouse with few distance of Pension Bureau; terms moderat nent if sutisfactory. Address, stating terms, Star office, ‘ANTED—YOUNG MAN (GOVERNME) M- ploye) Desires Koom, with or without see Private Family. Address Box 100, Star oftice. #3. Warn SnTELNAy A WIPE, a jonmuusicating Koons, Furni ~ v6 at aK — am, a yo wor: # “4 heat; caterer; state price. office. ANTED — LOOMS AND BOARD IN OR ar ‘Yown for Fauuly of Six; must be reasonable. Ad- dress GOVEKNMENT CLERK, faanily in the morthwest: nol over to. manaver! ride from the corner of 7th st. gna Market Space. sme, siving terms, Box Hes tar ottice, 2. WANTED MISCELLANEO Ss RSES rder box Price's farm Te at St road, ING Li csbies Eiem: 6th pectalty t ery stables. 1 etn. , tigi flies from city. ©. Ht F. CLARK, ae4-1. ANTED—A CABINET OR MANTEL BED; Wires, Sas Address G, 1 B. Star ANTED_—MILBURN" fails: set upou, tbe iver: ules, 51 For ‘sale oily st at MI POSITIVE CURE FOR srious Complai tee aispetite: box of 30 URN ‘hereon y11-2m G ats. nw, Wiiitiere Gets CASH VALUE es ID FOR Furniture, Carpots, Stoves, e aud Small woe tore wud ixti }. Call oreddress ACW VINSTON, DST _ 88 WAxten—To BUY BUGGY HORSE, KIND AND tle: welt not over 1,050 poutids. Address H. 3-30" Wirten Abe ABOUT SIXTY FEET OF IRON Fence. Address A. M.- DANIELS, 1900 1 wy nw, WASTED IIHE WASHINGTON ga. aa J. . BRAMHALL, Optician, 4th st. n.w, Eyes tested and ntted with tinea 5 prowsriy Gall Gali and ooo mio before purchasing rauteed. ription ‘work's specialty. a2-3t* Wake; PARLOK FURNITURE UPHOL- stresses mind Warts Mattress ‘over; a nest taftresses of al! biads spade Wonder: "C NULSON, 1228 Gate eat oe Li GOOD S8ECOND- XTEN- Wiser aig aap = a im og alo et D— ESSES D Wits werk and dowest prices: Hult made over equal renovated, ood iatnibes a tue a toca ae Wives ‘ED—OF! OMOLD! ns Hie Suse ab ver ot or Weare UM Ee vA t5 pL Ie i eg = i aeogd sie om, aw. naan 2 ao aa Tathead dou uw. ‘auzi-im ss D to. Kk RENT PLEASANT FRONT noo second flor of nice! nisl bouse vcc' owner: couvenient to all car lines, #10e'mon Kat. nw u30-1) 4 roo! rp tind can be cularged at suit erence; tans ee as BA ry with or without —FURNISHED ROOMS ian CEN. €ffices, woard. 612 auzy-orr ROK SALE-i10 ACHES Laxp ze MILES Seater Mennings station: good road froin city aud i, areeeparences "5 Bd Kn eth wt. haw amellsbred pegvle desired: ome comforts atitul 3 desirable locality, 410 3d nue. Fa RENT--CORNER NINTH ST. ANI Chusctts ave. Large Nicely Furulshed ‘Boome wt JOR RENT FURNISHED On UNFURNISHED — wee house ; Mapasome_ bo expasaes references exchaneca. TOR KENT OTHREE OOM UNFU ISH suitable for lixht bousrkeepin, to children: elo one hall room furbished sui Pleusant summer rooms, southern wabdeatera “pistes south front. Apply to 1010 H st.uw. dylb- parties without table OK BALE—A GREAT \T BARGAIX AT ©! HAMLTON Hage 361 acres. 1 —_ socmse, eed well wover cn ime this te selling ‘Tor € ber acre in subdivision known as Chariton Meighta! where a great many beautiful cottages have. been erected ; this fara is ‘ave BalnUtes’ wale —_ the Stition (known as Branchville); very hiet will subdivide beautifull ict that in two Yara’ time thas place will rm Worth double the money ask. rice per ecre tly a3. 4 WARNEL & Cos D10F at, nw. Fae SALE-AT ‘HOREST GLt oie. MD. Seok r ED, for FOR _RENT—_FLATS R RENT—WesT 1 END FLAT! 20, hear Sixual Office, 5 large Rooms, . bat range, h ae meter, rent, st. $20; relerences required. | aud Broom House or or gustan for 419 G wt iw oR SALE—SPLENDID FARM OF 55 ACKES AT peaveprilc, on Ba 0.4K Fair Brame dwell Out Buildings rin ” Nistor, WILCOX £'Cc, Dee perry property, J.B. oes mo Fee or small temlies: feruus reasonable: “Ak airy rooms; for e men! HANDSOME EU NEWLY FINISHED tus Jarve xrounds ; 231s Pe ave. ‘auld-3w* _<2-3t 1907 Pa. ave. and 6th aud La ‘eve. 7OK KENT—A FINE FRUIT AND Darny FauM 75 acres, at Burnt Mills, MQ; reut low Party. Address X., tar office. RoskyEse FOR RENT--STORES. ST. No We MARKET ag ry sata, live m $20. Inquire ot T-ML ANDEMBON, 2142 oe Kent—In West End—A Comfortable 9-room house, prettily located in grove forust trees. ip mout attractive partof town; excellent water, stable ad ouiidings. Aduress N. & W., Star office. a OR SALE-HOMES AT ROCKVILLE. Two NEW mt t-room Houses, beth Eom, Pattey and s- aust ervhes on runt; rer au of eas tS __04-3t" | Sian welle, ying yurest water. ioen cach 105 tt. yATORE AND CELLAR, 194] | front “in Siew of Saree if ‘ovo jor terms, D. LUCKEY irre range with votlerin cellar: as 2 “al Lt sob So mecca tie dh) 6. (Oi SALE ON MONTHLY | aranexre rt 4 more of those Beautiful Cottages at Chailion = tea Ft, nts Vain. Rice @2.500."63-300, $4,200 ana ‘gt, bv. a | Fee RENT — FRUIT AND D ,COMVROTIONKRY Buys tar office pom COKNER 2.w., with dwelling v above contain : will put in mew culars apply to Wie e bUvaLL. ew. home and sop i EASTERDAY & HALDEMAN, 6O8 Fat. JOK SALE— Te Cre A METROPOLI- tan faes 5 room House. Siar ah wy OF in ie tt ite COOKE D. LUCKET 835 ¥ atv. }OR SALE—A FARM OF 3 yi24 ACHES, SITU. ATED 152d 7th at aw, i THREE NEW STORES MITE DWEL- | land ‘foile, we ew quiles from Ashton, Mi wooded watered, fue Duildsnue sites, but mo “ugy- Lin? Jpok wENT—1000 7TH ET, NWA Basiuasr btore Koom on west side of 7th si,, wear Bui or has three dwelling rooms and bath above. Vtorms cosy, WARNS sf z THOS. J. FISHER & co. ause ee " = a * P|) Foss SALE—NEAR STATIONS ON MET Baancit mi Pi o sT., . Lote, Cottages, Country ¢cntinuation of Lonisiai opposite whiglesale } and Niuber Lands: COOKE D. WeKETL 8 Fee market, 7 stores; rent, #40 aud 850 vely nw. At Kockvilie after 1 p.m. auso-Ine auli-lin Fe, § SALE — VaLUABEE ca SITUATED = = = near Mariboro from Wash- ington ; 135 acres; ROOMS—THOSE SEEKI ieee fice Rooms will bard well lo examfue the Baltic Buildin, G06 F st a. : guts, &e. “Apply to W. F, WELLE EE 2 St. n.w., pear ¥ th st n. tS KEWLY FITTED UFFICE ROUMS. Apply te eae (a F sreh unege tans od the entire oR OR takeu before 3.500. T. _— >i a Fans Ls ay abd post office Meat aus.’ BY KA ra ihe sun, Hise ¥ TOMAC | RIVER > ee RBAPEARE Bay Farins:; vome fine ‘sister D. | anice 01 Y f teh. oysters and CO. 1010 F at. — oe NG FRE FIO Wena. ROOMS; elie tape? 2u30-1w st. nw. Fe ines, Beading 1428 Jay, Te a ria Soni 1420 New lorkaves SUBURBAN PROPERTY. sry == | 083598 fumsDay ‘Doub te returped and other wo owner only, to Rtar office. Sp citer oth oF Bot. to tae iiteat » “aca Miiiag s Home or Buvas for Investment UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS, Barton & Walker's Addition to Brookland, ‘Will Suit You. Examine It, NO SALOONS. NO NUISANCES, ‘Lote 50x150 Feet and Smaller. FINE SHADE. BEAUTIFUL SITES, Close proximity to Catholic . where ‘million dollars are to ‘Must Rapidly Enhance Value of Lota. Re al Re Prices the Lowest, Terms the Easiest. Fonw. ere eee PERSONAL. __ ry ee Satan Se a eee Leann BE Sts BTR ee OEE ——s Prete’ leave o ets es SAUGDST 209 20 jATCH AN 1 AkD “CHAIN At, poral Fowene for tts notes Feture toZ13 10ca “| Le ae wiisirewre