Evening Star Newspaper, September 5, 1890, Page 2

2 THE SATURDAY STAR At Will Contain a Story by John Hab- Derton and Other Bright Features. ‘Tue Stan will be a sixteon-page paper to- fmorrow, just as it has been on so many other Batardeys, made pleasant for tens of thousands of readers by its abundance of interesting things. The special literary feature of tomor- row’s Stax is John Habberton’s story, ‘‘Next- oor Neighbors,” which relates the suburban experience of a nobie soul who passes by the homely name of Zenas. The story, written ex- pressly for Tae Sran, is in Mr. Habberton's brightest vein. There will be many columas besides filled with attractive readiug matter exprossly prepared for Tux Stan's Saturday readers. Some of the contents of this interest- ing number are given below: A WEAVER OF ROMANCES (lIilustrated). An acconnt of Mrs. E. D. E. N. Southworth’s home life and manner of work. THE ASSISTANT SECRETARIES (Illus- trated). Exporionced men who keep the government machine running. CLOCKS OF THE CAPITOL (Illustrated). Hundreds of them tick away the time of Con- gress. AT THE ROCKVILLE FAIR (Illustrated). Typical scenes on the fair ground sketched _ by Sram reporters and artists. HAIDA ART AND MYTHS (Illustrated). Queer things from the northwest coast In- dians at the National Musenm. NEXT DOOR NEIGHBORS (Illustrated). A lively and dramatic story by the author of ~Helen’s Babies.” _ CRUISING IN CANOES (Illustrated). ‘How an autumn outing may be pleasantly spent. A GREAT FRENCH WAR SHIP (Illustrated). A description of the Admiral Baudin and its armament RAILROADS TO WASHINGTON (With Map.) ‘New lines that propose entering the city and their routes, OLD HOMES OF WASHINGTON. An interesting account of houses that have histories, MUSTACHED MEMBERS. The beard and how it figures in Congress, ‘WOMAN AND HER DRESS. How various parts ot the modern toilet have been evolved from savage costume. FIVE MILES UNDER WATER. A half hour's stroll on the floor of the ocean. BIG FISH AND SMALL FRY. Queer sights and exciting fishing in the Bay of Fundy. A GENTLEMAN TOPER. The views of « man who is never intoxicated but never compictely sober. BOLIVIAN TROOPERS. Fannie B. Ward describes the gay warriors of a South American republic. HAUNTING VOICES. The secret of ventriloquism told by a famous expert. GOWNS FOR AUTUMN. Shirley Dare gives some timely hints to the fair ones. THE WEEK IN NEW YORE. Sketches by Tae Stan’s correspondent in the metropolis, ATTRACTIVE HOMES. How a little taste and energy can make a house beautiful. WEE WILLIE WINKIE. A bright story of child life by Rudyard Kip- li a coe. MR. LEONARD IS INDIGNANT. He Was Scooped Into a Patrol Wagon While Quietly Attending to Business. Mr. Charles E. Leonard of the Census Office, who has charge of the Inter-Ocean building on %h street, where the popuiation and other divisions are located. was standing this morn- ing on the pavement in front of the building overseeing the delivery of goods. Oneof the chiefs of the division located in the building, ‘Mr. Chittenden, came along and stopped to mpeak to Mr. Leonard, and the two were joined after awhile by Mr. Ernest, acierk. While they were quietly talking’ Officer Loftus came up and ordered them to move along in a rather peremptory manner, the gentlemen say. Mr. Leonard protested and said that his business required him there. ‘The officer said that he did not care what Mr. Leonard's business required. and he wanted him to move along. Mr. Leonard continued to protest in a quiet way, and the result was that the officer placed him under arrest and walk- ing down to the telephone box ushered up the wagon and Mr. Leonard was taken to the i2th-street station. In the meantime Mr. Chit- tenden hurried to police headquarters aud saw Maj. Moore. and before Mr. Leonard's name was dry on the blotter at the police station au order came from Maj. Moore for his immediate release. which was at once complied with. Mr. Leonard is indignant that he was obliged to ride through the streets in the patrol wagon, ‘The ouly charge brought against him was ob- structing the sidewalk. Mr. Leonard will en- deavor to have the action of the officer made the subject of investigation, as he believes the prrest was uncalled for. pea COLD COMFORT FOR INDIANS. Frost Will Come Before They Get Their Clothing and Blankets. The Indian office has just completed the Contracts for the anaoual supply of clothing for the Indians which was authorized by the an- nual appropriation bill, sigued by the Presi- dent on the 20th of August. As the contractors have si: days to make the clothing and it is to be shipped to the agencies after the expiration of that time it eo that the Indians will not get their Ss ntly saved their last winter's suite and blankets will be able to get along until the new clothes are re- ceived. It is pated. however. that the majority will ba ather chilly time duriag ‘the ear! odie of the winter, as the officials of the Indian — are of ees — that Con- gress should have passed the Indian appropria- tion bill at an earlier date in the soesion. - LOCAL ELECTRIC SYSTEM Estimates for the District Telegraph and Telephone Service. The estimates of Superintendent Miles of the telegraph and telephone service of the amount required for the conduct and support of his office for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1892, was submitted to the Commissioners today. For saleries he recommends an appropriation of 210.800, which includes one superintendent at €1,600, one electrician at $1,200, three tele- srepb operators at @1,000 each, three tele: Operators at $600 each, one expert re] on Bt #960. two repairmen at 720 and two laborers at €400. For general supplies, repairs, exten- Sion of telegraph and telephone service and other necessary items he recommends an ap- Propriation of @14,000. The increase in amount over that appro- ets for the present fiscal a ig aed ‘upon the following necessi crease of running ex; as pepo of eee service, mated at $1,000. Secon: ‘Twenty-five new — and an equal boxes for which, Tw SOCIETY. Returning Home From Resorts—Per- Indiana White Caps took » sonal Notes of Interest. Miss Rosa Johnson of n of Brookiya, N. ¥., who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Healy of 8001 street northwest, left for home today. Mr. and Mrs. Francis G. Martyn, who are at Mt Vernon. N.H., will return to Washington early in October. Miss E. Gertrude Ryan of 8th street has re- turned from a trip to the Blue Ridge, ‘Mrs. aud Miss Martin have returned from a two weeks’ sojourn at Atlantic City, and are spending the month of September in Mont- gomery county. Mr. BV. Darrell, with his sister, has re- turned from a month's vacation, and resumes bis duties at the Corcoran Gallery of Art Mr. and Mrs. John H. Wheeler, Georgo Fletcher and Edward Constantini returned yes- terday from a fifteen days’ ao down the river on the yacht Agnes G. M. McCormick of 456 rf ‘street northwest and family have returned from Saratoga. The wedding of Mr. J. Lee Simmons and Miss Maggie Gentner took place last night at the residence of the bride's mother, 1714 8th street, There were many invited guests from Philadelphia and Frederick present. The bride, who is a pretty brunette, was attired in a rich cream silk dress, ornamented with Mare- chal Neil roses. Dr. er performed the ceremony, after which an elaborate collation wasserved. Among tho presents was a dia. mond necklace from the groom. The couple left on the 11:20 train for anextended tour through the west. Miss Eva Elwood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Elwood, has gone to Old Point Comfort to spend two weeks of September. Mrs. M. E. Griffith of the Woman's Home Missionary Society is at the Fredonia. Mrs. Wm. P. Keilogg has returned from Lake Mohonk, N.Y., and is at the Shoreham. Miss Annie M. Prall has returned from White Sulphur Springs and is at the Hotel Arno. Mrs. M. W. Beveridge and daughter Mary have returned from White Sulphur Springs, where they epent the summer. Mrs. G. M. Douglas has returned to the city and is at the Fredonia. The following Washingtonians have been — the summer at Boyds, Md: Mr. ang R._ Donaldson and son, Mr. and Mrs, Fahey, Miss Carrie Brennan, Mr. and Mrs, Stone. Miss Jennie Stone, Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Brerfer, Miss Mabel Bremer, Mr. and Mrs. Geo, LeCointe and son, Mr. and Mra. Wise and child. Mr. and Mrs, Henry Klote and children and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Teepe and sun. Miss E. K. McNeir is spending a few wecks at Atlantic City. Mrs. Emmerick and daughters have re- turned to the city and are at their home on F street Maj. Geo. B. Davis, who is in charge of the war records division, War Department, has re- turned to the city with his family from a sum- mer’s outing on Fisher’s Island, L. I. Mrs. F. B. Papy and family of Savannah are at the Arno, oo ___ NOMINATIONS TODAY. Second Lieutenants in the Army—A Special Examiner of Drugs, Etc. The President today seut the following nom- inations to the Senate: The following named cadets to be second lieutenants: Robert B. Wallace, second cavalry; Milton F. Davis, fourth cavalry; James A. Ryan, tenth cavalry; Melvin W. Rowell, tenth cavalry; Lawrence J. Fleming, tenth cavalry; John H. Wholley, fourth infantry; Harry H. Bandholtz, sixth infantry; Ernest B. Gose, eighth infantry; Willis Uline, twelfth infantry; James R. Lindsay, fourteenth infantry; Fred. W. Sladen, fourteenth infantry; Geo. D. Moore, eighteenth infantry; Chas. J. Symonds, eighteenth infantry; Hugh Swain, tweuty-third infantry; Edmund L, Butts, twenty-first in fantry; Frank M. Caldwell, third cavalry; Francis C. Marshall, eighth cavalry; Hiram M. L. Powell, second infantry; Peter Murray, third infantry; Paul A. Wolf, third infai Frank B. Keech, fifth Lporaih Henry T. Ferguson, seventh infantry; Chas. C, Clark, ninth in- — Joseph C. Fox, thirteenth infantry; Geo. M. Brown, sixteenth infantry; Henry G. Lyons. seventeenth infantry; Wm. O. Johnson, nineteenth a Henry G. Learnard, nine- teenth infantry; Vernon A. Caldwell, twenty- fifth infantry. The following cadets to be additional second lieutenauts: James J. Hornbrook, second cav- alry; Samuel G. Jones, jr., fifth cavalry; James M. Andrews, jr., fifth cavalry; Henry D. Todd, jr., third artillery; James Hamilton, second ar- tillery; Alfred C. Morillat, fifth artillery; Geo. Montgomery, second artillery; Wm. C. Davis, fifth artillery; Daniel W. Ketcham, second ar- tillery; Wm. J. Snow, first artillery; Thomas B. Lamoreux, fourth artillery: Wm. F. Clark, seventh cavalry; Orin B. Meyer, first cavalry; C. L. H. Ruggles, first artillery; John C. Rea- nard, first artillery: Thomas W. Winston, fourth artillery; M. G. Krayenbuhl, fourth artillery; Clint €. Hearn, fourth artillery; Frank G. Mauldin, third artillery; Wm. L. McNair, third artillery; Geo. G. Gateley, fifth artillery. Additional Second Licut. James J. Horn- brook. second cavalry, to be second lieutenant; Additional Second Lieut. Samuel G. Jones, fifth cavalry, to be second lieutenant; Addi- tional Second Lieut. Wm. F. Clark, seventh cavalry, to be second lieutenant. ‘Treasury—John H. B. Amick of Pennsyl- vania to be special examiner of drags, medi- cines and chemicals in the district af Phila. delphia, Pa. THE INDIANA CENSUS. Count of the Population of the First Supervisor District. The Census Office has vompleted the count of the population of the first Indiana super- visor district. The population of the coun- ties and a number of the cities and town in- cluded in that district, togethor with the de- crease or increase during the census period, is as follows: COUNTIES. Crawford, 13,930; inerease, 1.874 Davids, 26,192; increase, 4,640. Dubois, 20,207; in- crease, 4,215, Gibson, 24,851; increasz, 2,109. Greene, 24,358; increase, 1,362. “Knox, 28,007; increase, 1,683 Lawrence, 19,753; increase, 1,210. Martin, 13.954; increase, 419. Oranye, 14,617; increase, 254. Perry, 18,188: increase, 1,191. Pike, 18.528; increase, 2,145. Posey, 21,496; increase, 639.. Spencer, 21,931; decrease, 191. Sullivan, 21,718; increase, 1,282. Vauder- burg, 59,721; increase, 17,528. ‘Warrick, 21,148; increase, 986. CItIES AND TOWNS. Bedford, 3,373; increase, 1,175. Evansville, 50.674; increase, 21,394. Mt. Vernon, 4,710; in- crease, 980. Princeton, 6,494; increase, 3,928. Rockport, 2,308; decrease, 74. Sullivan, 2,222; increase, 61. Tell City, 2,074; decrease, 38. Vincennes, 8,815: increase, 1,135, Washington, 052; increase, 1,729. The total population of the district is 368,- }; increase, 41,206, or 12.59 per cent. Commissioner Reed Exonerated. The committee of Treasury agents, consisting of George W. Whitehead, ‘W. 8. Chance and T. BR. Simonton, who were appointed by the Sec- retary of the Treasury to investigate certain charges preferred against Shipping Commie sioner Reed of New York, alleging unfitness eer office and incompetency, have made their re, to the secretary. The commissioners in a wea and carefully report reach the con- clusion that the ¢! are not sustained and compliment Mr. Reed for faithful performance of duty. They say that he is «man of (or legal attainments and executive abilit; fiud that there is no foundation for the c! mae of incompetency. Settling a Business Matter With a Cane. Al Supplee, who conducts a restaurant on Louisiana avenue near the city post office, created some excitement near the corner of ‘7th and E streets about noon today by using his cane rather vigorously on Jake Bankard, who is a much heavier man than Supplee. Although the caning lasted but a few seconds a crowd was attracted and follo’ place enue, me: id. ppeared in the alee at bank acd bed ns dumpiaies to sis against sailant lee claimed that the troubles wes the edeel a business involving pene encotn THE COURTS. Equiry ' Bradley. conten ae 3 auditor's ages rH aoe crore ciated. Beene SHOOTING STARS. out Hesprsiemedier ae arg him, but not because his sermons were too short. The Representative of the thirteenth Mis- souri district hag been Wade in the balance and not found wanting. Mr. Kennedy's speech is almost as bad as Mr. Quay’s silence, Senator Edmunds’ remarks when he heard from the Vermont elections are held for revi- sion, Tam not greatly proud to be Speaker of the House. [T. B. Reed at Portiand. Of course not, Thomas, and with cause, For T. B. Reed is greater; And the created, must of course, Be less than the creator. The American producers of quinine want a daty on it, because it has grown so cheap lately that scarcely anybody calls 1t ‘Kee neen” any more. Is Mr. Harrison » Mohammedan because he has gone to the mountain? Iowa's running Gear is all right and John H. will get there again. Senator—regretfully: “It's too bad, too bad. Kennedy might have spoken his mind freely about Quay, but there was no ground for call- ing him Judas Iscariot,” Member—sorrowfully: That's so; that’s so. Quay never would have sold out for thirty pieces of silver, Chief Engineer Jones went down the Senate elevator yesterday with a rush and was taken out of the sub-cellar uninjured but badly rattled: The chief engincer, With no sense of fear, Concluded he'd not take the stairs. The lift got away— ose eee His rescuers say, They found him below at his prayers. New York city is willing to trade Superin- tendent Porter a monument for a recount, What is parliamentary slanguage? Everybody knows why Senator Sherman pre- fers reciprocity with Canada, rather than with the southern basco THE REPEALED A ARID LAND BILL. A Circular of Commission: Groff to Registers and Receivers. Commissioner Groff of the general land office today issued to registers and receivers the fol- lowing circular relative to the repeal of the arid land law of October 2, 1888: “Iam directed by the Hon, Secretary of the Interior, by letter of September 4, 1890, to call your attention to the attached copy of that portion of the act of Congress approved August 30, 1890, which repeals so much of the act of October 2, 1838 (25, Statute 526), as withdraws the lands in the arid region of the United States from entry, occupation and settlement, with the exception that reservoir sites horeto- fore located or selected shall remain segregated and reserved from entry or settlement until otherwise provided by law, and reservoir sites hereafter located or selected on public lands shall in like manner be reserved from the date of the location or selection. The circulars of this office of August 5, 1889, and August 9, 1890, are hereby rescinded. Entries validated by this act will be acted upon in regular order and all patents issued on entries made sub- sequent to this act and on entries so vali- dated west of the 100th meridian will contain a clause reserving the right of way for ditches and canals constructed by author- ity of the United States. “«Your Ferme! attention 1s called to that portion of the law which restricts the acquire- ment of title under the land laws to 320 acres in the aggregate. You will require from all applicants to file or enter under any of the laws of the United States an affidavit showing that since August 30, 1890, they had not filed upon or entered, under said laws, a quantity of land which would make, with the tracts applied for, more than 320 acres. Or, provided the party should claim by virtue of the exception as to settlers prior to the act of August 30, 1890, you will require an affidavit ¢ establishing the fact.” Civil Service E Examination. Applicants who have passed the clerk or copyist examination and who desire to be ex- amined in stenography or typewriting are advised to appear at the civil service commis- sion in Washington on any Monday at 9a.m., or at any other time and place where dopart- mental examinations are to be held, in order that eligibles may be obtained for numerous vacancies, of both sexes, now waiting to be filled, Nearly all the men and women who have passed in both sten mogre hy and type- ing have been appointe ‘he entrance les are usually 2900, #1,000 and @1,200. Ti examination im steno; hy consists of exe: cises in dictation,and at least eighty-five words a minute must be written correctly. In type- writing a speed of twenty-five words a minute is required, The papers of those examined for the c ek ant clark registerson the 2d and September are now being marked aud the eligibles will be entered on the registers for certification within a few days, WANTED--HELP. _WANTED-—SITUATIONS. GEN BH) NG Wika iaeat. £8: gaa IS DA MAK (GERMAN) WE 3. aLBa rehire Eo} Warne Para aes A ila Cs cht UO. immedistelye Nicos Sa tar orice. ost wt ANTED—AT 15 4TH ST. 8.E., A GOOD, RE- liable Servaut for General Housework: must stay SE Bint; also Young Girl se Nurse; WARES Ac GBTIEED., TIDY | COLORED ‘Woman ‘do General House Work; small private fo ‘Apply to 908 Q st aw. bet 8 Warne NEAT WHITE GIRL 8 good home the right one. "S55 Clovclend ate O assist Bw. 85-3° ANTED_» ere COLORED RED GIRL, . WU pes ott bere are 0 R RENT—8} Dwelling, wit a RESPECTABLE Wee ane ae F .W. MARKET, 108 man wake money .rewt SE sittonsae zien Katie. tee ee Men Waiters, Cooks, BS, 26 ATED GOT Ae Ws Maida, Nurwes, Laundrons. i Worker lers. Coachiuen, Waiters, Foottien. men; all nave references from last place. O13 That. is COUK! et KENT — WAREHOUSE, 1005 B or. veil Sptinuation of wholesale pag: weer ana te at 1514 Sth st nw. JOR REN: eae ste —_ - partments, single or eu wurtes wit ‘- moderate term C'eau end Oho reavectrvely _FOR RENT-—STABLES. Fre death houseand location Ast cies; _ 05-68 ce ANTED_ANY BUSINESS “HOUSE Besnige stated’ ‘Hours ey iigingecanrces KKEEPER, Star office. Waray EXPERI} NCED Di DRESSMARE pystctel from Piledeiphie, ‘using French ‘tailo oe tem, ‘week or dey. Cau give best of ppipat 140 sed st ae TED RESPECTABLE WHITE OR COLORED Womsu as Cook and Cuatbermaid fa Small om fy Oue Hour From City; no washing ; Protestant pre- Fred: wood, reference requ Address, ages afew HEMNDU. Star ‘Good Hous Nite ¥ Housework at TANTED—A INTELLIGENT COL GEG Girl to Asaiat Care of & Child sud Make Herself Usetul in Fauily of ‘Three; no wi St O44 Est. new. King top bell. ANTED—A GIRL FOR @ AL HOU: work; no wabhiug of ironing; it stay at aut and bave reference. Apply in Store 11u0 Fst Wis WHITE DOY ABOUT 16 OR 17 f age; one who is used io nard work. 1e "PUsky's DYE WORKS, 1119 14h stb. get, CAN FIND & ‘wo to eee ae ANIED SEVERAL | ¥IKST. CLASS DRE make: st wages to cor bands, to 524 1th st. new, oe ANTED By REAL ESTATE | WN perienced arge of adrocs, statin werperionce amount of Uustnowscaa bein ind salary Sxpocteds @ C0, star Wa ANTED—A WOMAN TO DO GENERAL HOUSE ore mullite mily. Hetereuces required. ar oftice, arene WOMEN COOKE, 810 To 87. aA ber Sietan Nurses and Lauudresses, iu cit, kauters, Drivers of Farm Handa; Colored M'L A. COOMBS, 920 Fat. nw. — 95-4t' WAR aes 10 2. aitrone, Laun eu, Waiters, Dish Weslors, Fara me Du ‘upyiee js aid House Workers at once. ‘picts 7th at. new, Waxtens C4 noR TRINA gave Carriage and Harness soposit it = Wat B. GEYUIL ANTED FOR AX INVALID LADY AN AT- tendant who is willing to assist in other Apply te F.C. BUMES, O14 F st. un. walter ao Wkinecarrmernices TO DRESSMAKI Sinall pay to any who can sew neatly; none ot need apply. 20 dst, me. ANTED—A GOOD WHITE GI Mt. (erman preferred, to Care for Baby and Suall 2 oud home aud waxes if competent, ¥.2, star office, ANTED—WELL DIGGERS, APPLY BEFORE He. Saturday or Monday io B. HAIUISON, 142 Vit. K isd Wasze>-a GIRL O8 V WOMAN “TO COOK | 5 ‘Do General Housework, white preferred. Call at Wi ANTED-AT ONCE—A YOUNG MAN WITH Some Experience in aati and eee to TRANSI 'T, Star office. Transit. Address, stat! ws RELIABLE SALES sash ‘only those experienced is cloak, willuery, under Sant hosiery or glove departments Heed apply. Spe- cial Cloak Sales Lady to Take Chance of Departm Te? to 937 and 9 det. 10. a.m, aud 2 p.m, in person or by lett Goon PASTRY, COOK AND Fe Work; inuat have, WANED A WHITE O1 rf sist in kitcben. Apply at th 5 WV ANTED—A GOOD GERMAN GIRL FO: ral Housework in s family of two, 07: ANTED-—WHITE GIRL FOR COOK AND GEX ‘eral Housework; references required. Ay 812 7th st. WANTED — FIRST-cLass Sheet-iron Worker, 94-3t ANTED—A SOBER AND i Fo understands Working Lands elther nor 0 apply t0.A. RICHARDS & ny FURNACE AND ‘lag « Helper, 8.8. SH 7 yV ANTED "SIX GOOD GRISITE ¢ ‘ks, but union meu need apply. Apply to RICHAKD KUTHWELL, 28 8th at me, “ed See WARE WHITE BUY, ABOUT 14 YEARS OF fo ork tu ey, ‘ood.s store; bring references. GEO, MELLIN 26 7 W. eat Waxtin—76 GO TOT wou 'TRY—AN IN- dustrious reliable wom one accustomed to the country, ae te. work of « small family aud mila- ing, Addresg tar office. yy ANTED. RVAN'T FO! ro 3m Fann night. 163 ANTED—A GOOD WHITE roe FOR LIGHT Housework and Sewing; reiercuces eee! S209themw. ty NYED-THREE GOOD FEMALE HANDS AT ‘Jeane Men's Clothing; to guod hands work und. ier rt E. B. BARNUM & CO., 9:31 Pa. ave, s4-3t ANTED—A GIRL TO DO GENEKAL WORK Now, Fiat wood wasee to 3 for Two Adults in 315 Lath at. ww. ood girl. Call after 40" WVANTED_wHiITE MAN FoR Darky woRK. RAL UBE oud wages to one are inust be guod milker, Also Young White Wom for General 5 ieecr ia smal) Notes, references required. a JOIN THE Claw Dress Cutting Mehool, ED-A TIVE, ACTIVE MAN TO | BOLICIT Grace. For the Best Fire Extineuishe: 1d can use it. PITNEY & SHA’ OR, aa SST Tota. bow. Wamp SITUATION BY woman to Take Care of an Tn Bowing a Can be Spee Useful =. a a ja FS (IN a OFFICE ts dress Y.1., Star office, care es mane? =; fom Pate Ses Two RESPECTABLE WHITE W3 ‘laces—one st Chamber Work or Waiting, te cther as Chambermatd wiihng abd obligine, ret? erences. M.M., Star offi oe WAxtED_ay 4 YOUNG LADY, A SITUATION w pispienenene Asilstaiit Bookkeeper ia saperience as cushie Address Box 20, star ofice. ae ARTED=BY tay od LaDy, oe ng Kesident Governce: to Teach Pali French and M: beat TEACHER N., Star office. ssa Wier § = POSITIONS FOR ‘COOKS, MAIDS, apatite, Nursce, Drivers, House Men. Hostlers, Bareest office: Dest fecilitiee Fomilicnnotsinestanraats and stores. BUKNHAM: 1110 Gat. nw. aus0- ANTED — EMPLOYERS — FOR FIEST- <CLASS te, with references in every ca: CITY INTELLIGENCE: OFFICE, 908 E st. your order will be filled with dixpatch. aw ____WANTED--HOUSES. =| W \NTED_AN EIGHT-HOOM HOUSE IN Southeast Section of the City, not to exceed Li Pou Tt need ra Rive exact location; = Adare off 35. Teverencen I A MIDDE “AGE: faut AHO: BE 6 BUY sit We Monty Vasments. “Addweos EN Star oftce, War ‘ED—SMALL HOUSE, WITH HAL¥ ACRE OF so of wround: must be nice.y located aud within SAY FRE GE city. [Give particulars end address CASH, Box 214, city P.O, iht roo _8o-8t CRITE FOLD. 8 Weacs cau rent to wood tenant mouth; put y DUC! ANTED—Bi Fie & MILLEH, 1 api as NTED—TO RENT BY SEPT, 15, 6 OR room House and bath; must be im, and reut moderate. Address W, E. ¢., atating p jocation, &e. O KENT BY THE COLUMBIA e Clap, a House bet Oth and 15th sts, and L st.nw. Address 476 Pa ave uw. us and lovations ad-3t a ‘XORTAW! EST, ; all modern improve- mediately to W.. 2000 e4-: ° ANTED—BKICK HOUSE FOR $5,000. GIVE fice erius 816 location, ec. Addre: ss WALT. Star s3-3t" wv See E FOR lousey in either section of the city, price from $15,000 to $1,000; send full descri location, and bottom prices. Advertiser mexn: aie” but must have good value. Address P. mache NT GLOUND, ‘Hill, direct from owt ve a uumber of buyers ready 10 pure Fessonate prices. CHAS. A. SHIELDS, 1405 F Wi} HOUSES. porth west ‘and on Capi ED-HOUSE8 TO REX mae AVE laily calls tor them, MIG & TERNY 4 F st. now, ED— FOR YROM #1, a5 TO 5,000, Hounes in all rections of the city, we have ready ss for this price prope t) HODGES & 111 Bl, sole) Fat. n. Wh Brick or bet, 3¢, and mod. nups. Tia Pes eve, end .w., not to exceed for 6 purchaser who will trade unimproved property in the city ‘part, oF whe FOR CasH—A == oF n good condition and in a tatiug price and exact = Star ofc Lau oe Bi from # to 12 room ford pemhborhood, Jou CABH BURG RIED_HOUSES, FROM 94.500 ‘also Lote tn Washing aa and Eauier aul3 WANT ED MISCELLA NEOUS i © ADeBY 1008 Fst, nw, We step-nirouratr investicarer” THE EQUITABLE BOND ASSOCIATION oF BALTIMORE, MD. HAS NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER A8- SOCIATION IN THIS OR ANY OTHER CITY, AN ABSOLUTELY SAFE INVESTMENT FOR LARGE OR SMALL SUMS. PRINCIPLE NEW—PROFITS GREAT BUT SURE— SOLID MEN TO GUARANTEE IT, CALL FOR PROSPECTUS, FIFTY SOLICITORS WANTED. REAVEL SAVAGE, ATTORN! Y—MANAGER, tu&fim TUL 14TH ST. NW. W3ATED-IHE PUBLIC TO KNOW THAT | wi ¥. Geyer Has Horses, “ Carriazes, Harnces 1 Wagouis of Ali Styles for bale or itire. by the we or Mouth; best of Lenina." Office at Carriage 1 day after 4 or Mom Sv ster ne. sh J6Ok RENT—BRICK STABLE BACK AGth st. uw.. at $12.50. SOLD, Attorney, 45hLa. ave FOR SAL E--MISCEL LAN SBOUS s JOR BALE A Vior AT LEAST aux anes cerca See Fe. SALE_THE STOCK AND FIXTCRES OF A Grocery Store doiug a good busuess. Bar Lc we. it. ‘so joR RENT—LaRor, STABLE FOR 2 HORSE: id corris > Cail Baw denn, “Apoign Ieio iat ne OR RENT FURNISHED Roo: LIGHT, LARGE hea eas, 80 for one or more ; beard it decived or will Tem ened. 223 Ke at. aw iL. NNEW jeant Froat Bay-wine Temt uufuruisaed Fees flats, 717 13th st, Be ena eae eet more furnished; mantel mirrors; elevator. steam beat. closets, bath; tubes; electric bells, no ldren pine; ite, ove | fur- immediat» or early PS pescsaiot.. it Secretary Register Treasury, or oF 1019 Soo EUGEXE F al OR RENT—LARGE ROE, UFFCRNISHED | ROOM WENTY He Av oF a OK SALE —JOST ARKIV story, 81 F wi oa ene: te Bee. we eo sift Feiash reem, Mares and Mulea To room. ttle "ior. 2 gentlemen, $15. Call Sat day 3 . ter 4 or Monday and Tuesday after 12am. 1) W RAPID Bic will ell cheap. “Apps at Giger Sten HAVING TO MOVE ON THE 18 t. 4 will sell, for less than half their Tala, Twsive Colonies of Carniola and Hadian, Been, troth Hives, with fixtures, Address BM K. con. —e =a Tt D AND raaaen wel | 201 ie" large, gine: south front. newly AON rine ‘hoors. no house- | FOR saie—Fu Kocpitu’ortheru private fauauy references, naan Fis par ot aie Fgox, Magrixe- at. ewe Que Marr of Fins Brown Mares: Conte eaten Se BOWEN'S States, G27 New York eve Dw. a4-0b TOR RENT—A nige HALL ROOM, BuO A ‘nished ; pposite JOK SALE—A GREAT BAMGAIN To x fava ™. erica meeminCent, Mich clans Uy rage ae oat ‘WITHIN HALF jour months by careful party mely fim i dshed. darth rosewood, Landsome le 5 Sy a State Devartment, Three Three | het dar od. Latilscrne and eh in styde, fuil and ri power, ali if taken at once stool with it. A Rice ngtare Fiano month antl paid oor ing: Kaa, Water aid bath; ret $14. a JOR RENT—2030 G@ ST. NW, FURNISHED Rooms, with First-clase Board; coinforts herdics pass t! FR ee for a Beginner for 800. @5 per ST. N.W., HANDSOMELY with wood’ home table: one | 9g "THE PIANO EXCHANGR, aquare west of War aud Navy Departments, #4-6" me RENT—IN PRIVATE FAMILY. NICELY | JOR SALE—a CHICKE ING Fae Fy TS nished Patior and toa Hoon, 2 nd tu fine condition, for wrens DD. o oom, firet floor. Two Bed kooma, socond floor: suitable for geatleman QF wentieman and wite; reterences exc! 230 New Hampshire ave. cnt NT GEN RAL PUR ule. Hand made Surrey an be r Bucy; ont MBIR STABLES, i741 Jubnnoin av Fe Sack FINE BAY Hons Black food | rs SALE—AN EXCELL Pane He a an wer Fo, RENT—ELEGANT ROOMS, WITH out Board, for Gentlemen, central local house; new furniture; yore Attention giv reasonable, 215C st JOR RENT 91? let 87. x W., HANDSOM! Suite of Rooms ou 24 floor, with private bath. Bouse aud location Srst-class, ‘private fami moderate terme, Jon KENT—ALL BUT ONE OF A NINE-ROOM Fist, comptetely, -Urnished for housekeeping. tor 155, or Parlor, Bed Rou itchen, 645: references, Inqut a4-3t" JOR RENT—1741F 8 E and Navy Departments, m1 Lo joor Communicating Rooms; alo, Third-flloor trout; sonthern exposure; home comforts; excellent table: references exchanged. s3-lw* EF: RENT— “HAN DSOMELY FU FURNISHED on second fi {SALE—ONK FRESH a a on fees seen at SAT HS La POR | sar “oxE BEav briece. CGO WOKCH & CO. # 7th a we Sohne Pine p Agente, Prath for eb “. pl SALE 8 court Sucka ware ¢ Bpovos- * mune, J Browster Coupeletic, $ Landa vi AND ent perfectly fine, Vircinie Bei UPRIGHT. I Dining Koom and ‘oth <s ~. ton Wagons, 2 W bar Buxyies, 3 om are variety in Carte, business Was uuble Marness, Blank remla, "Whipa, d-band, te from u this country aud ure 10 make. room nace Lepository, L E be ocld sen Se mente, DOWNEDS and i7 FORRENT 801 Bsr. S come | y Furnished Kooi te Dointinents Brst-clase;refereucer stlwe JOK RENT—TWO NICE LARGF FURNISHED OR Unfurnished Rooms ou third floor: board near: po Light housekeeping. bkeE MADE AND? NEATEST $1 per 200 with labels, BCH ectory, S17 32th a. = SALE—STOND SCE! Lime si Screenings. suitabie for walks aud cerriawe drive lelivered im car loads at low prices, Address A. @. FOR K —1334 NEW YORK AV! le, ° PSs rumeuts, €u suite er single, wi SOMRIS & CO. Avontain Pa ons tev latye closets: also Single Koows, beauufully located. oR SALE. GOOD &I -0C ee furnace, latrobe acd open fires. Heferences © Rosewood VE} bt Pane with: bac dwon, ew ibe Bud's, Fo gover tor @60 p08 SALE SINGING CANAKIES, Ton NG Pal Tots, Cages, Gold Fishea, Aquariums, pes. “Cates a and ‘Medicines. 2 MASSACHUSETTS: ave NW, hed Rooms, single wh preferred ; references. su2i3 N ELEGANT ROSEWOOD SQUALID 1g Found cocuers, very litte weed and @ cs PPRLErEn & CONLAFF, 516 11th st now. Pe SALE—A BEAU TIECLLY. c Tone Square Piano, be bouckt for @128 cash, wath. ros with's Baws. 708 7th wt. Taw, Fe SALE—REDUCTION IN PRICES FoR THE Racheet thirty days we will sell our stock uf sumrner ringes at cost. Call and see the ove _oBered in Wagons, i Speriagee end poy au7 K, 406 Penn ave Fok SALE DESIMING TO REMODEL MY Cal Fe RENT—PLEASANT FRONT oom x second floor of nicely furnished house occupied sconvenient to house vec: car lines; 810 a mon! —CORNER NINTH ST AND MASSA- chusetts ave, Large Nicely Furnished Kodms with : Pleasant summer rooms, southern and easteru references exchanwed. 2u20-Lme* LOR, RENT—THREE ROOMS, UNFU! RNS D, suitable for light housckeepins, to parties without children: also. one ball room furbisbea suitable for | A tiuxe repository 1 ofter a ze Aha select ston south front. Apply to 1019 H at.u.w. | of Carries for the mext 50 =f reduced Call eariy, rake veloc nd A a ma en?-1lm fo ey __FOR RENT_FLATs. 30k SALE ae WO SUITES, FIVE ROOMS EACH, nik Nanda uinkgec bee 24. floor, = sanitary | want Qs" weer ye aoe Diumbing: windows to porth aud south ssparetesiane, “y satgnasiaie iit: way, Pout reduced to 14 to small tans’? heve a ae an — lor reut_ and sale lu and sn perties in all sec- SALE—"O1 (0" GAs ENGIN! N tious. EA. "McINFINE, 222 C uw, opp. Trinity | Bend eeeoud Maud any’ a aun, bore Bee Church. e5-10t) | callon “D. BALLAUP, Art tS. thet ae nde OK Fi END FLATS, 2620 K ST. {OK SALE—CARKIAGES, WAGONS AND BUG- see on easy Verius: 100 wo nines roe ae te COUNTRY "REAL _ ESTATE Ro RENT— 4 COTTAGE | IN VILLAGE OF BALL. miles frow Aqueduct bnidwe. stool, arch ‘awedipost fee well at the door. $7. iat HA. PuiiLirs & 88. i419 N.¥ 5 EST} ‘near Sigual Oftee, 6 large Hassas bat rane, closet, was meter; rent, €20; references 1eyuired. s4-3t* Fe.Jea yey 5 Flats, 2618 K st. n.w. QF amaul fauntlies: wids pa Teasonable. WLY FINISHED icy Fooms; tor TON, sae ‘isha ere: | = auld-3w* FOR RENT—_OFFICES. Fo. ya THE UNRIV D LOCATIO ‘ALE! 1 t, Large, Double, Sunny Parlors, particu: advantageous ‘for Physician, Dentist, Married 4, ave, vet. 134 aud geht sia, | Couples oF Single Gentlemen. “Apply immediately, Na” HAVE 10 ACRES IN ro Wi UNE HAVING A aT or JOR meg it} 14TH ST. DESIRABLE OFFICE I — aT Wandawee city, Rooms, wit f ool price for it by addressing JOM Yation, can gets for it by, ZUG, bowie, mas wee 2 TRANSIT IN GOO. NEE, Star office. a ANTED—A . GOOD Blacksmithing. Wheaton, Montuomery Wik ‘& SETTLED ware WOMAN 7 on to the Country and do the Work for s Faanily of ‘hree ; good howe and at 1206 D st. iw 1 for three daya, ANTED-BRIGHT BOY IN OFFIC! Ui ‘be gui rures and write GENERAL HAND AT Apely ty ZUANK MORBOW, ‘ED—A GERMAN WOMAN FOR MORSE: 2 +| Mee stay at night; reference required. oa 725 Qat. ai ANTED—AT ONCE—A_GOOD WOO, Sas EF, JACKSON & CO. _83,5,6-3t" 1th at. ANTED—A REGISTERED EUG eae ‘0 ‘Take Full Charge of Business; married ‘man pre- ferred. Apply at i. L.W. oe The Interview With Mr. Mendonca. ‘Tux Stan is authorized to say that the report of the interview of Mr. Mendonca with Senator Aldrich last Saturday is not entirely correct. Mr. Mendonca did not go into details of the negotiation pending, as it is easy to under- stand, and referred only to the proposed treaty on general terms, If some part of it was ex- plained, in reference to cotton ds, it was only for the knowledge of the finance com- mittee of the Senate and not for publication. It is also true that the special envoy from Brazil has kept his government informed by cable of every incident of the tariff discussion 6 Brazil, but he had not an expres- ewe of his government about Mr. amendment. Otherwise the report is DISTRICT GOVERNMENT. BIDS OPENED. Bids wore opened by the Commissioners yesterday for furnishing the District with curb and anite paving block. The bidders were: “Smith, Gen, Pleree, treasurer of t ssaavere Granite Company; A. V. Gude, Richmond Granite Company, estham Granite Company and Geo. Ric! on were the bid- ders tor curbing, and T. R. Smith. John Booth, Weatham Granite Company ‘and Benj. Kepner. The awards will be ma be made during the woek. “Awfully wfully Married.’ A queer error was discovered in the office of the clerk of the court this morning in the pa- pers in a divorce case. The type writer had had left the letter eS out of the word “lawful,” making @ Paragraph t read, ‘The parties wero awfully married,” &c. ead Cable Briefs. France and Spain‘ have decided upon o uniform coinage, ‘The a pcg cr is formi an international league again alcoho with head- quarters at Zuric vice royal stables at Kildare wore burned Thursday ee valuable chargers owned by his serene bighness Prince ‘eimar, commander of the Edward of Saxe ed in the fames, The incendiary forces in Ireland, firo is believed to have of naianir, is enjoying himself in the Alps, and ina fate and strength. He has Slimbe ‘he Forug iacker. pasrcorcnat® oon A Combination. From the Detroit Free Press, Jones—‘‘Wealy, Smith, your ears are getting lawger every day.” Smith—“Well,I think myself that a combine- | » pat my ears and your brains would make o NTED—500 ALXO OFFICE BOY! Wirz, Houseworkers, “Ritehen. and and Pate Maids, Batiers, Laundresses. (Work wecured Sa = ‘than ‘elsewhere. ) BUEAM Ast 1110 G st. nw. aus 0-61 ANTED-LADY AGENTS: ENTIRE! Lx NEW ndergarnient: fastest solling ladies’ 8] falty im the world Proof free, Address Mru. X, WCrrT Le, Chiewro. 1 ‘#u30-10t" ee puspoxig EMPLOYMENT | ‘BU- ‘and Wouen, white and colored, for all kinds of domostic labor, city ee with references, mewovod to 70U L st n. w. 6-181" ANTED-AT THE CITY INTELLIGENCE OF; Women, and a ANTED © YOUNG PERSONS WISHING TO take s thorough course in Stenography aud Typewriting with the view of becoming Kood aman- id reporters, and ale” any oue want tion toimcresse epesd, may apply at Hoom 8, st. Dew. WANTED—ROOMS. suoae ANTED—ALL TO KNOW J. E. BRE. 640 Ost. n.w., will make Latrobes, Furnaces, Ranges and Defective Chimueyy Operate satistactorily oF no pay. | Koufiug and Spouting aud Job Work done with dispatch, ANTED-HORSES; KEEPING ao Se ter and summer » specialty; i a = Price’ Livery stables, 311 Oth stn, ag elit mu from city. 0. HE. CLARK, Sligo, Ma. ANTED—HIGHEST CASH VALUE Pai FOR Furniture. Curpoty, Stoves, Large aud Small Stocks of Merchandise, Store e Fix Cal address A. C. WINS! 9: WASTED 10 BUY BUGGY HORS: ND tle: weluht wot aver 2. 030) pouuide. Addreae 3. at aes 83-30" EI PARLOR FURNITURE — Graton: fered Mattresses made 01 done in a neat stantial manner. Mati crosses Of all hands made’ Wonder "C NELSON 1224 Got ae ANTED—K GOOD SECOND-HAND ‘siod-top Phaeton or Two-seated Surrey ; must fn first-class condition ive description, LE or time in use, name of maker and price. Address TON, Star office. hor WANTED MATTRESSES AND UPHO) a Dest work and lowest prices; Hair made over equal to Dew a ihers reuovated, "sewd nuates. THE CAPITA! font eet fires panpe UPHOLST EY HOUSE. corner 6 Cigar, 7c. a boi box zecilent Gi bo: BioRLES 20: af, gis Stand, get ave nw. SNTED-it PAU ava TION E NIGER Prices for Furniture, Carpe estate. ‘Store “Fistures, “Eauire Houssbolas'S Address 314 Uth st. n.w ith Steam Heat. suitable for Journal: ay Architects and Real Estate Ayents; building has been remodeled and papered and painted Shroughout; lava. tories and closets on each tlvor. | Apply 85. SAMES M. GREER, 711 14th ot. JOR RENT—OFFICE ROOMS THOSE SLEKING elewaut omice efigome will do well to, examine the Baltic Building, 600. F st .w-: steam heat, electric Uguts, &c. Apply to W. F. HELLEN, on the premises. an orange exchange for JOR REN Branchy. Que Acre of shade. AN EIGHT: orn Land A desirabie = row with pleut ry a DUCKETT & FORD, O17 Ft esse AT BAKGAIN— 185 ACRES OF from Glenndale Sta.. Pr.Geo. Co. two Barns, &., excellent will sell improvemeuts,with 10 Place in the county, Fou AERT_S NEWLY PITTED OFFICE: BOOMS, BOND, Bls20 Hah et FS }OR RENT—OFFICE AND Walter Bldg., 1008 and Tore a HEISKELL & kMCLERAN, _8030-1w a Fe Kk KENT—DESIRABLE Rea the Lenman Buil 1. acres, at$is, cheapest EIT '& Fob G17 Fat. ri WITH FRAME DWELI- nd Gusbaildings, miles from Gienndale Sta and Ey Wow of wood ; $800. DL Hane Td FORD, 6) QOL SALE—AN INVESTMENT —100, ACKES tween B.& O. and LD FARM Yetnun, conveyient wo pew Svenue: plenty ef excellent water; Productive; title perfect, clear of tucumbrances, terms reasonable. For further tnfortuation call os of address 210 New Jersey ave. n.w. <! 5 i of Charlottesville, Va, Offers for Sale in This City 100 Shares of Its Capital ‘The par value of the stock ‘. 9100 per share, beyond ‘which there is no further liability on the stockholder. It shall be payable $10 per share when subscribed for, 15 per share at the call of the directors and $15 per share monthly thereafter until the full amount of 100 per share shall be paid. CKES, FULL VIEW OF UHI ty: Ze miles out 10-Foom Lotae : price 816,000 ; acres, 3 miies out, Lot 1321 Fst nw, ro he y SALE OR EXCHANGE-—TWO OR POUR ‘Acroa, ‘7-rooin House all kinds fruit, fies and within five minutes’ walk of 13 trate enc daily. Address ACK2S, Star office. re Every stockholder shall be entitled to one lot foreach paid up share owned by him. The lota shull be distrib- Uted under the supervision and management of the stockholders aud at Sic time and place and in such JOR RENT—NEAR DUNN LOKIN Tuupner a3 they ate, The mansion house valued at $10.00 the modern cotiave valued at | J 00K. itn muicient jand attached to-cact, willcach | "Farm of 100 “Acros; nice House, counted as # lot, all lots remaining after eac! ck- | shade, excelieut water at door, holder suall have received a lot for each paid up share | outbulldings; one of the most held by him, estimated at about 500 lots, are to be sold locations im the state ef ‘Virgin grheld, as circunstanees may require, for the mutual | wear churches, schovls, &.: peat office Benet of all the stockholders So per month in advance, It is confidently submitted that land stock has rarely ued which offered better opportunity for res- | 94-3t* Inquire 15 K st, n. sonable profs or stromer security against pousiobe | StS a" loss to investors. Intriusically this stack ae bound te eos BALE OB + yy “CLASS fame ong holds fine market alue; vectred, as it is, by the tact at re as it that not only does euch share represent a valuable lot, iy and but is entitled to pro-rate in such dividend as may be declared from th t or sale of the remuin- = ad i roe tio i of the - ther information, dese: ‘ANTED—OCTOBER 1, FOK THREE ADULTS, ced pic views call on thelr agente, A ey act ‘Two Bed Kooms, furnisued or unfur- ave the best of vast uni omanenion prchlareed at eum! extense “frouia ished wit fa Hetned Feiutly ‘or Simali Bourd- | streams in‘ B on ELLIOTT & 00., couthepenn! Teice only Oh 300. ig price aud locality. ‘address SOUR FERTY, carne Fiona. and La“ava’ Telephone call . bchacHiLes rat Blut ben, Paxen tear ai Thom suz0-gm | 95-3 1225 Penn, ave, and 3211 Est. = 20th anid Gate, GLE GENTLEMAN, KOO! TaRTED-LADISE TER TRY SOHANGE BLOSSOM | Jp ARE OPPORTUNITY OFFERD LADY—AN IN- car : Pon ita ey ae ation ae t8 to sell Dr. McGill's “Coun} vl oe Ai putts 5 im eee 3 athe Bnet gare case toe fom soliton Eaten? | Seen Une, lady Meving Fieute Adress, wita location au 4 rare ‘BAILEY, General Agent, Mi isbed pa OF ited, To in- Sure response state teins’ approsimetely, Tan, star WIDOW, TWENTY-FOUR Sen dtcely. Furnished Koows, oF refined, © 5 07 -TWO OE gg te lg — Mate tenes, Addr 5.2, Grea HaF: NT ED— Wkecrt Capitol edulis gud wo children. Wane TWO ADULTS—THREE ou FOUR T nw.: uot to ex ceed. Mdress M-Bt HL, 211 2 BLL lstatae 24.3t° Were rec boat AND sistER, Two ished Roomns, wi rate fain iy. shore the e.gee of the plano will Di. Wee ‘MAN (GOVERNMENT EM- wi agers ieee ns bed Veto ee 2 | RRR eae ay 20 ot aw, apll-in* Wi aa RL deat ae Pestryed x YOUNG "Taos ta ova Telepieons Teen Paco SEE a a oD SUBURBAN PROPERTY, Soh. tes ir ‘610 12th et hw A GREAT BANGATS AT CHALLTON Hoirkin, a Penn containing 36 clevane, house’ taining 23 rooms, good well water and cle ed adjoins for pany shor acre tu subdivision ‘snows as "Csriton Beigtta shore © great many beautiful are sralness res Gacy and on best street in W ton. Address HOW ARD, 8! F office. 1k SALE—FIRST-CLASS GROCERY AN! aD. = WOOD AUD FOR BALE: GOOD location: room for feed store in connection with ‘wood and coal; small stock on hand ; not m: soe required; 1] health reason ior Inqui premises, 1706 7th st. ON'T DECIDE HASTILY en Home or Buying for Invostment or Making s Home, ying UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS, Barton & Walker's Addition to Brookland, ‘Will Suit You, Examine It NO SALOONS. NO NUISANCES, ‘Lote 502150 Feet and Simalier. BRICK SIDEWALKS. STONE GUTTERS. GRAVELED STREETS. FINE SHADE. BEAUTIFUL SITES, Close proximity to Catholic, University. where ten ‘Must Rapidly Enbance Value of Lota 7o4, go be at Sans bers Se srats for raflzonde Griese tbe Recek Weaatia mesa Farkit Woe Fata eect Prensa sRrOR 3st PERSONAL ‘IVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS ER oo em Two 100 CASH WILL Store th ne. ; I Ks, Star ‘ LOR BALE — RARE OPPORTUNITY bouse; new vase in togo to NTIRE ‘ery feat Ghtaa tere ou Tra. pete way be | sel SEs Se ese Pent ee Fein x OR SALE-THE ALE. ‘Goop 4 gu located. Frise ¢ 50. fn | eA SCE—OWING TO IN MONTHLY xa a ee Fuadtitat 4 ME aoa ea att ake cay Boe it SEEN Thonn oor