Evening Star Newspaper, September 8, 1890, Page 2

Se ll ape eal THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON, D.C., MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 8, 1890 Tieushion, whet jtoughton, who is going soon to Elisworth to spend some time with Mrs. Hale, is also at thie summer resort. Secretary and Mrs. Biaine have with them Mr. and Mra. Damrosch, Mra. King and Miss Sher- man as their guests at Stanwood. ‘Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Nordhoff, after spending eek in New York city, will depart for s journey to California. They have sold their upon K street in this city, but still hold their place upon the Palisades of the Hudson river. The Misses Nordhoff have chosen to Foevnrl New York city, but may join their Pacific coast at any time they Taeoee so ys yaa. Mr. and Mrs. James H. Hopkins and family left Vineyard Haven, Martha's Vineyard, where they spent the summer, last month, and are wow at Forest Glen, where they will stay for the present month. After that Znoy will oneeg their beautiful 19th street home. Mra. S. M. Fassett has returned to her home, No. 1203 Massachusetts avenue, from Vineyard Haven, Mass., where she spent the month of August as the guest of Col. and Mrs. 8. Perry Lee, — oP a delightful cottage there over- Dr. pes Mrs. Bebrends and their family are back in their K street home, having returned from Martha’s Vineyard, where they spent the summer months, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Burdette and Miss Alice Burdette are back from their summering at Deer Park. Gen. B. H. Robertson has sufficiently recor- ered his health to join the gay throng at the White Sulphur Springs. Mr. Ward Thoron of this city is one of the popular beaus at White Sulphur. Miss Ella Buchanan of Virginia avenue has returned to the city after a pleasant trip to Culpeper. Miss Bayly of 210 Indiana avenue has re- turned to the city. After a delightful visit at Normandale on the SS Miss Zadie W. Gibson will return home tomorrow. Mrs. R. Goldschmid and daughter returned last Friday from abroad after a stay of three months. Representative and Mrs. Brewer of Michigan — to Old Point jast week to remain several vs. The following Washingtonians were regis- tered at the office of the American Register in Paris on Saturday, August 23: E. F. Andrews, Miss J. Corson, George Elliott, Dr. and Mrs. David Kindleberger, Miss C. B. Lovett, Mrs. and Mis Means and P. J. Murphy. Among Americans in London on the a date were M. H. von Brandis, Mr. Gulick, J. F. Harst, C. B. Hurst.G. E. Lemon, Dr. L. Mackall, Miss C. E. Porte and B. H. Warner. Mr. and Mrs. James B. Carter have returned from Europe. They arrived home yesterday. Mrs. B. J. Floyd of Capito! Hill, who has been visiting in New Engiand for the past month, returned home yesterday, but will leave for New York the latter part of the week. Mrs. R. Nathanson has returned home after a three months’ trip to the seashore. Congressman J. P. Dolliver is now at Sara- toga, The Misses Combs of 20th street have re- turned from Asbury Park. Mr. Ervin C. Bowen of the interstate com- Merce commission has returned to the city after an extended northern tour. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Metcalf of 1531 Vermont avenue are at Stockbridge im the Berkshire Hills, having passed the summer at Richfield ‘ings, Cooperstown and in the mountains. They expect to reach home October 1. Miss Lida Mills of 1806 G street northwest has returned from an outing of five weeks, during which she visited Atlantic City, Balti- more and Virginia. The Misses Coombs of ~)th street northwest have returned from Asbury Park. ‘Mrs. F.W. Herrmann and daughter, Miss Iea- belia Herrmann, have returned from Fortress Monroe and are at the Fredonia. Miss Jessie Baker bas returned from Point Lookout. Mr. Ervine C. Bowen of the interstate com- merce commission has returned from a vaca- tion spent in the north. Dr. Pomeroy and daughter, Miss J. M. Pom- eroy, have returned to the city. Misses Fannis and Florence Buckman have returned from a visit to relatives in New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania, Major and Mra. M, P. Caldwell have returned home, 1303 T street northwest, from s pleasant trip to Warrenton, Va. Miss Julia R. Balch of 1207 10th street north- west has returned to her home after a pleasant sojourn of some weeks in the mountains of Vir- @uia near Saickersville. Mrs. H. G. Burlingham and daughter Gertie and son Jessie have just returned from a month's sojourn at St. George's Island. Wm. H. Hutchinson and family of M street have returned from an extended tour east. Among the guests registered at the Summit Hovse, on top of Mount Washington, N.H., on Weduceday last were the follow: 'Wasbing- tonians: Consul Lous Bagger an ‘and on Miss Grace Louise Bagger, Miss Rosalin Ray, Mrs. Waggaman pia Mrs, Mcatapteli Among the Washington people yet remain- ing at tho differeat boarding places on the hill- tops above “s Ferry are the following: Mrs. Elliott and children, wife and family of Rev. Elliott, pastor of Foundry M. E. Church, who is now in Europe; Mrs.Gen. R. D. Mussey, Miss Dela Mussey and Master Wm. Mussey, Miss Meilenberger, Mrs. L. M. D. Guil- lamme and Miss Bertha Guillamme, Miss Clare Davies, Mrs. Alfred Horton. Miss Margaret Horton and Master Ralph B. Horton, Mra. Arth, som and daughter, Miss Wade, Prof. Small of Howard University. wife and childr: Com- mander Chas. Sigsby and family of Annapalus, Mise Harrison or Alexandria, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Dufour, Mr. Chas. BR. College pre the Pension amy oy and Mra, Colledge, Dr. and Mrs. HL L. Mann. Mrs. Chas. A. Shields, Miss Nellie M. Shields, Miss Carrie M. Shields and Miss Ida r O'Neal, Rp T. a Rery Fishman, vy ma Crist, L D.Coughian, £ B. Daskam and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lockwood, Mrs, Gillette, Mrs. Krepps, da he ters and son, Mrs. Bresnahan and daaghter, aud Mrs. O. B. Brown, Miss Reedy, Col. sad Mrs. H. 3. Wetmore, Col L. D. Bumbus and family, Mra Col A A. Jones, Miss Rosa Pvesche, Milton Davis, Mrs. Jennie Fer- guson, Mrs. Elizabeth La yl and d- daughter of Georgetown, B ry, rector of St. Andrew's P. E.Church, and family, = P. Winchell of the aw Mrs. Sherman Piatt aud daughter, Mrs. C. Fitch and grand- daughter, Mrs. AL. Sweet and son, Mrs. C. C. Fox and daughter, Misses Marie and Helin Erni, Master sterling Little, son of Dr. J. J. Little of the architect's office, Mra, M. J. Lewis oud Mrs. A A Gray. —_—+o+-—_____ An Injunction Refused. The case of Kate Leimbach against Francis Leimbach and others was decided by Judge Cox in the Equity Court this morning. The bill im this case, as was announced in Tus Star ‘at the time, was filed by Mrs, Leimbach against her husband for separate maintenance and he poe Lorenz Sienzle, the alleged purchaser fae ulti soe oa the ad 3 Fran- cis. Tne plaintiff sought an injune! her husband to the def Ga vox rel june’ co by Leimbach. Testing New Electric Car. when loaded witn fifty and under Sageaeae par wancteer Bg By means waderground SHOOTING STARS. Ia Mr. Kennedy of Obio holding his speech for nt Le The American Eagle ia on top in Arkansas, His other name is James P. and be was elected governor, Another case of ‘peculiar anatomy. The Philadelphia Times says Admiral Walker is suf- fering with eczema on his flagship. Before the Senators finish the tariff bill they should get the theatres on the free list some- how. An essay on ‘‘Honesty is the best policy,” written by Jay Gould at the age of thirteen, is now going around the country. It’s been 3 long time since Mr. Gould was thirteen years old. It seems to be difficult to find @ republican who is willing to walk Spanish. “The play's the thing,” remarked the m ber of Congress as he pulled up to the table and reached for the red, white and blue. The scales on the fish have nothing to do with our balance of trade with Newfoundland. “There is a remarkableimprovement observ- able in our modern civilization,” he said, lay- ing down his book. Um-um,” replied his companion, picking up the volame and looking it over. “Oh, I beg your pardon,” he continued, “I thought you were reading the Congressional Record.” Mr. Reed is from « temperance State, but jest the same he knows all about the quo-rum power in politics. TRE GUARD aT CREEDMOOR. Our boys who go to Creedmoor shoot, Are not well-known to fame; But don’t you worry; they are bound Targot there just the same, A PENNSYLVANIA RHYME They sought a rhyme for “silence;” Not # poet came to time. At last a politician said It must be “crime.” —— OUR SEA CUAST DEFENSES. Allotment of Appropriations by the Board ot Ordnance and Fortifications. Secregary Proctor this morning approved the proceedings of the recent meeting of the board of ordnance and fortification, of which Gen. Schofield is president, including the allotment of money appropriated by the current fortifi- cation act, to be expended under the direction of the Secretary of War. The act sets forth the lump sums to be expended on certain works and the board determines when the money shall be expended and supervises the construction of the works. In some cases the money may be left idle for several months, or even may prone pes at all, the board being the judge of the ne ‘such expenditure. The result of this allotment will be to permit the bureau of ordinance to go ahead with the works specified, first advertising and then awarding contracts, HOW THE MONEY WILL BE SPENT. ‘The allotments are as follows: $235,000 for construction of gun and mortar batteries for the defense of Boston harbor; $726,000 for New York barbor; $260,000 for San Francisco; 25,000 for steel field guns of 3.2-inch caliber: $400,000 for breech-loading rifled sea-coast mortars, cast iron and steel hooped. 12 inch; 22,000 “for sights and implements for guus and for fuses; 148,135 for metallic cartridges for field gun batteries; $100,000 for alteration of existing carriages for 10 and 15-inch smooth-bore guns; 210,000 for powder for proving 12-inch se coast mortars; 227,500 for cast-iron projectile 210,000 for cast-iron projectiles for proving 12- inch sea-coavt mortars; $25,000 for steel shells for sea-coast cannon; $100,000 for steel armor- Piercing Projectiles for sea-const guns; for machinery to complete the full pate of the eet gun factor 10,630 for wash rooms, &c., at Watervii 22,800 for railroad sidings, $3,500 for engine and shafting; $320, lathes and traveling crane. in all the #ilot- ments made at this meeting amount to $2,261,565. BREECH-LOADING STERL RIFLES. ‘The board also prepared schedules of dimen- sions, weights and other details for the con- struction of 25 8-inch, 50 10-inch and 23 12-inch breech-loading steel rifles to be made under contract. The advertisements for bids will be issued in a short time. AMUSEMENTS, Miss Jane Coombs appears this evening at Albaugh’s in “Bleak House.” ‘This is baby day at River View on the Samuel J. Pentz. The Beautiful Creole Company arrived in their special car this morning and will appear at Kernan’s this evening. Miss Lillian Lewis m “Credit Lorraine” at the Bijou this evening will be something above the average. Capt. Randall takes a family excursion to Colonial Beach on Thursday on the Samuel J. Pentz. A grand concert will be gived at Irving Hall, Linden Station, Balttmore and Ohio Metro- jlitan branch, Wednesday evening for the Ben efit of the new cburch at Forest Glen, gases oss, The Cable Cut, but Quickly Mended. Yesterday morning at 12:15 o'clock the cable on the 7th street jine was broken and traffic was stopped for several hours. Grip car No. 4 had just reached the big switch at the upper end of 7th street, where the cable passes around the great wheel at the end of the line. The grip man, of course, should have released the grip from the cable, but he failed to da so, and whe: the grip came to the wheel it cut the wire cable as sharply asa knife could have done it. The splicer, an employe of the com- pany. and an expers at it, was at once sum- moned. He was soonon the scene with all sorts of tools and applianc:s. Fourteen tea of horses were put to work and by their aid the two endsofthe cable, which had been loosened from the drums.at the power house, were brought ee Both ends were pulled out of a man hole and the splicer at once set to work. He made a neat and quick job of it and soon the cable was an endless one once more. The slack was taken in over the big drums at ine house, the machinery was started bet ‘an early hour everything was in first rate running order. Yesterday the cars were running as usual and carrying large numbers of passengers. —_—_. Two Divorces Granted. Today Judge Cox, in the Equity Court, made a decree in the case of Henry T. Simms against Susan Simms. The bill, filed by W. Wheeler, set out the marriage December 13, 1877, and charged desertion October 1, 1881. The re- dent admitted the desertion, saying it was Geliberute and final, and under ‘no conditions would she ever live with him. Judge Cox also granted a decree of divorce today in the case of Estelle L. Perkins against Delaware Perkins, giving her the right to re- sume her maiden name of Hill and the custody of the son. The bill, filed by A. B. Duvall and 8. C. Neale, states that they were married in December, 1887,and she charged that he treated her with cruelty and had not been married three months before he said he was heartily sick and tired of herand intended to desert wish —— For the German Orphans. Those residents of the District who, though equnyyel Hy Hy . at te i ‘ i i sF i +f f en eED BEL. HELP. _WANTED—SITUATION 8. FOR RENT—ROOMS. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS | COUNTRY _ REAL ESTATE ak ete ‘ANTED — “GROORE: Wa Appi 3000 ae at BW; gia | ae av GENERAL Wi Works ing Inguireat 1245 D st a. wi Wiss ‘A FIRST-ci Wex M. A. HARDCABT. tesco. rsaFE, BEER ED—A_ GOOD INDUSTRIOUS COLORED | references WE recommended. “Appiy TLS Taek WAXTED-A_YoUTH OF 16 TO WOUK IK | office, W Stirotrpe rouniay MoJovte, 414 fiseee ae x ye aa re HOEKE &'CO., 80: cece mr sedate WAxttDivo. Teas Boa at G. I. KEEN'S, 414 oth st. nw. Ye ONCE, A KESPECTABLE aes ‘Chambermaid and Waitress; must come ee GIRL AS, AS vale Rees meer, : 233 | one ee BEES nn ised eens 7A ROSE Ae Fee wuts Rao Wr aoe DICKS AG! Wie WHITE WOMAN. PLACE AS ‘Cook in xperience and "ood. eyed A.G.U., Star office ae = REN’ Sa 8ST. i. W., 2H ot. ws erdice peas or SS ALL BUT ONE. one ‘NINE.ROOM furnished { Sah Disiag' ‘Koom and Kitcl . Inquire 9: 20 Oth ot. D.w. Wate Sree ta = Wiz Dos STOR iN BY A Galt oreddrese LAT Tstst me a iG MAN. A merettrie writer’ of experience im Position; references, oftice, 08-3t* NTED_BY a BI LOBED Witttiels Samra Ou a references, Sooo t0sr Titeae nw. zD ROOMS TRICE | assoty th room: convenience: food lestion, 10ti and F p.w, and every co forences et changed. "Mrs, fe MULTIMER Biat tice 26-41 IR KENT_TWO COMMUNICATING PARLORS, unfurniahed; will rent to physician OF specialist. 1342 New York sve. et *? ora FoR Se Fememen. Pol ANTED — eee WwW Cooks, ortere, omen ; sais Ip). oh BUR NHANS, | welk Pantry 1210 G st. uw. Apply 1322 Rhode Islan: we ANTED—WOMEN pe #10TO ye awa} ater Dicer Pane arae Solonst ae Sooke. "SAME A COOBLS 020 Fat. K 10) ae. v NEE eee adie, Hae es Oe Foo Daley ‘Hands snd’ House Wo Workers at ng tounc G13 7th ot ANTED—A — TO mae ad) AND ox a little Bookkeeping. BARNET: the the ‘Tailor, OO) ima ee aw. ie Gallon Wairat Sarna OMe Tepe aE eran Foes nded. ‘Apply 10912 Sth st.u.w. 08-33! ANTED — EMPLOYERS — — FIRST-CLASS every cane, pickcr: OFFI is CE, GON Bath hw filled withdispatch. auz5-10t" BR RENT — WITH BOARD, TWO COMMUNI- Fotne'ans fal tate srcund dove, Owe From pay aad oor; southern opeoenre: five minutes? Bossi Vase ek er ene ee vemecnnne raat Gn RENI—ONE HANDAOWELY FURMISH®D 4 rw, abd One Adjoini Hall Rooin, swith ith Drivlewe Of ext cron: well heated: Teh erences req! ire at 1712 9th st_n.w. s8-6t Waa. EXPERIENCED MAN WILL PAY pir Gets Position as Mecsurer, We! Shi a sober, Address = FU NISHED Roomy IN NS PRIVATE E FAMILY, TO ADULTS, —t ar | W* UATE P. CP. TEN YEARS’ nished Co experience 4 nsw; bew brick Dey. window house pee Sart i Phdidel Dh in, desires Position aa sae ras ay wear ae | FOX RESTO LARGE FiRST-FLOO Feeeggihem and enters Raperase, see Ve Un- Ww ANTED-HOUSES. i oka nwe eae % RASAX T SECOXD- STORY WANTED BY A ,SMALL FAMIra se ETHOUT F rot Hew wit be hiss, tre Bal Reomes ‘dren, ath thang Lou ote. Lew. Address RCIA s tar oitice, ANTED—A SMART, INTELLIGENT WHITE ASTEDT. WAVE HUNDBEDS OF CLIENTS Wry, toon teen for Outside Busi- We nose; reference required, 1000 Gat. mw. 48-30" ant Manene ot Soon, Retin ANTED—A GOOD OYSTER COOK: MUST Bay einer pers my Tans: y el restaurant experiouce; also Waiters, At ta Wi WARD P. OKUb, YARD EXCHANGE. 1100 Sth at. ne. = ™ Real Estate, 1321 Fat nw, AN TE D-TWO WHITE WOMEN. one on Wererrets A 2-STORY PRESSED- Cook, Wash and iron and the other to do House, fm n woed nelg \borhood, about 7 Fuvnus For an Small Family. Address ccmmameaate™ ad not to exceed 83 A, Star office. 1t* ANTED-YOUNG MAN TO CLERK IN oe ; one of experience preferred; must woil recounnended. “Address KG Mer oe = Wins whe 10 understands Cooking oysters, Ap apples once 14th st n.w., corner. ADOLPH La’ ‘TED—BOY WITH SOME EXPERIENCE TO Learn tho Tin and Stove, Business; state experi ce ald waxes expected. — A A. 8. BOXCE, care 3t3, W, Bhacfor & Bro., Fine Chins aid Glassware, 1020 71 2 Wartee = ann GQOD RELIABLE ‘WOMAN TO answer without city Rioraoe ‘Apy ‘eli tithe new. WANTED, { TUESDAY, AFTER 9 A.M. oo ‘Our New’ Departinent; no experience required; 87 weekly, increased if permanently — ployed. 4:24 Sth st, iw. ANTED—A COMPETENT WHITE NUKSE: fant 20 months; first month to be in country be- fore returning 5 fsaliingtou. Apply at 1975 Mage. Wars RESPECTABLE SIRE ron aEN- gral House Work Cooking, Washing, and. fron in a private family; refereuces required. Tin loth st nw. a? ‘BOY TO ATTEND IN JEWELRY Store; one who can do littie jobs, hari img and fix clocks. Adress Box 54, Star oifice. i ‘Ok NURSE, = Iman pre! Also Colored Woman for Cool Quve best references; wages. “Apply WAXTED IN SMALL FAMILY. 4 WOMAN FOR General Housework; must have city re ferences. 1027 uth st. me. ae ANTED—SEVERAL CLERKS WITH SOME EX- perience in the peusion business; state expe. renee and salary ee Box G.0.M. office.1* ws it GENERAL HOUS! ‘ork ins small taugily ‘none but thoroughly com tent ty appl: 8 at ‘uesday, Sept. 9, a °, tik NTED—GOOD OYSTER Shuckere, Waiters, Butlers General House Workers, “Maids, Nurses, Cosc! Joachinen Women for Fauillies Uut of chy. sthxias: 1110 G st. n. ANTED—QUICK—COOKS, GENERAL Hous Ah Workers, “Maids, Waltrewen P Pantry Wome y Hands and others; Sweui men to Go Oui of City. BURNHA Ss, hw WASTED LEARNERS FOR PHO! uer's International Taylor system ule oF tape micaatire along, as all ecient patterns apd mate: Wit aud made and iustruction wd MESSER, 1403 Ic. ave. sG-Lm* —BOYS WITH GUOD SOPRANO AND ‘vices; salarics paid and careful instruction . Apply at St. John’ ‘Hall, 16th st. near AM st. B.w., on ‘Tuesdays and Fridays ut s6-qin&tuzw WASZEDAT THE CITY WNIELLIGENCE OF: OF; fice every day, Working V |. Men, Boys und Gila; uo we.tinx for work apo ations fOr wovern. ens positions prepared. Koons taken snd rented. OS Kat n,. we ce th any inch lailors cut; V ANTED—A W! re WOMAN TO COOK, WASH and Iron fora ears ws must have bag Ae ie ences. Apply at 1 As ANTRD—ix OUK ae ERY WOKK igs experienced Workers ise Aypeeutiog ode BON MARCHE a W ANTED— AY a WHITE 1 WOMAN sro Nurse an Make Horvelt Usetul; Ge1 ferred; reference required. Apply at once a oh, We N EXPERIENCED YOUNG rd dyin a Fancy ud Worsted Story. A Apprentice. Apply at 403 7th st. n. w. v ANTED-BOY TO ¥INISH HIS TRADE aT Tinning and Stove Work; one who has been at the, buniuess year snd a half oF two years. J. W. BARKER, 401 7th 96-40" pote “GOOD AGENTS, FOR GOOD PAY by the Capital City Benefit ‘Society, 458 Louja- fanaaves Htoth L1, opr, Ci Hall. Mevaged by beet. ness mew Of Washinton, and hay paid over 3,000 benefits the past your. 88-21 ARTES — DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT = conducted Vy, ladies—Men and Women, white end colored: tor al? kinds of domestic labor city, sudatates: with referonces nemoved to 70Y L wt u.w. ault-24t* WANTED A NEAT WHITE GIRL 70 AsaIaT ‘ork; @ wood home and Kood w: the right one, Neila’? ome $6 Cleveland ave, 1.W. fed [ANTED—WHITE GIRL FOR COOK AND GES erul Housework; references required, Apniy at 81271 yy ANTED—25 LADIES TO JOIN THE CLASSES 3 ine. Washington's Dress Cutting School, 613 Wi TED “REGISTERED DRUG oes “TO ‘Take Leck ‘Charge of Business; married ‘inan see AGENT! 1 rubber undergarment: tastest selli specialty in the world, Proof tree, Addi 3b. LITTLE, Chicago, 10 ANTED-AN “ACTIN, SAS FOR “EACH BEC Lion, salary $75 to $100, to locally represout » guccesatul X-¥ Company incorporated to supply Dry Goous, Clot hing, Shoes, Jew city $40 &e. to constaners at ANTE. TX OUNG PERSONS, WISHING TO take a thorough course in Stenography aud Typewriting with the view of becoming quod smen- uenses aud reporters, and also any one wunti:.¢ dicts- tion to increase » may apply at Koo 5 ivuG st. nw. auds-Im* WANTED ROOMS. WAxtED- bY _A GENTLEMAN AND wire, oF Four Unfurnished eos Yor Hou Keevitue; state price. Address Box 03, StarOffice, It WWANTED-SEPT._15—BY YOUNG MAKRIXD Tuo of Three Unfuruubed kooms for 5 second floor, me ‘Addrcas SLS-P., Star office. 88-3 ANTED=A SECOND-STORY FRONT mer foox | \ Walid ub. Xe CE! pe furnished or unfurnis} fovsekeoving, rent mut over orgie |} jtar office, pt "WiDow WOULD y LIKE = RENE Furuisbed Dining and Bed re von Ast-elase boarders. a bor it FURNISHED ROOM BE1WKEN 16th ote, and P snd Florida ave. -Ad- otic run nea panergeae a : z sa etstlng torus, Ee es eas, PoP -MRUTA TW, THREE Four Furnished Kooms for Light’ Housekeeplige™ Address HAINES, Star ‘ofces WASTED, LADY AND Ee TapeS Ox furnished 3 ferred ‘D—TO “|W t. $d and 18th anc tp good | neihbuzhood al a ain ae ‘orders tate to toge id rent, stne | ED-TO RENT Ex or i: ROOM (HOUSE 7 OR 10-ROOM HOUSE ON aa tol ily must have room tur stable. 06-2 DAVID D. STONE, 806 F st. ANTED-TO KENT O8 BUY A MEDIUM SIZED good location; no agents need answer, ‘tar office. a6-t ANTKD—TO RENT A SMALL HOUSE: MOD. ern improvements; cent jocated; state size, condition and price. Address {reas LADY. Star oillce:s6s28 D—TO BUY A 7 .OR 8-ROUM HOUSE; good cash payment; state price and 1 tion, | Ad- dress K.L.D., star far otic sate pe oe Wisniiinre Bee ON A LETTERED or atic caren street, Bwo'story Six-room Brick House, fate exact location, sizeof lot end lowest Sih pr ddrees L.C., 1144 18th at, 8-30 ANTED-BY A PERMANENT TENA: House with Modern Improvemen' poiaoripenmen st pas rie Pa 711 a 8 ipeytent meta : $50 per month. Apply to JAMES es see cy | WAS TED: ‘BUY—C ALLY - LOCATED House of | 13 or ‘more ai = provements ; oom: corner house rred. State local ice and num- Seco rooms om Brat Boor. A ‘Address PAUL. Siar office, Wixi DUGAN & BUTLER, 60: D.w., Houses—for au immediate teriant & Toomse,west of 7th and south of M sts: faveet to exceed #80 month; alxo 6 Smali Houses rentine from $18 To"adu ver mouth; promt ¥ 8ST, louse of Wiktipousrns HAVING HOUSES FOR rent would do well to piace them in our hands, us sre.ere constantly having applications that we cunbot Me: % Atlantic Buldnig, Ww: TED—A FURNISHED OR PARTLY FUR- nished House, centraily located; reut must moderate, Addrewa Mre J. M. L., Star olce. s6-3t" WANTED SMALL HOUSE, WITH MALY ACRE rec of ground: must benice.y located ind within wy FOUR UNFUR- oom: oS Lat Ea ERE usivess or house- keeping. Inquire in __ 86-38 Fe, LENT—1232 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. N. Pleasant Furuished or Unfurnished Room: nie oreneute red ; references, au3U-12° TOK, MENT-UNFURNIGHED SECOND FLOOR, F%. iidren ; tm first ree room: ty without <1 diawe ae hbo hood - Sa usre of Avegue care: 1g | 0° bath. “Tor? S24 at : rout fen Come ORD 5 RFURNI NISHED— I bred people desired: ice folks in house; fo roome; Re; vaio id st nw. o0-Ui" 2000 ¥ ST.[HANDSOME SUITE oF with bay windows; board desired; no Tht Nt housebeep iu. het = tS FR, RENT—A NICELY FURNISHED PARLOR id Bed Koom,; with private bath; second fi ‘auitable for F two gentlemen ; Wwithout board: price per Cat. n.w. 6-3 F RENT-FURNISHED AND UNVU UNF ISHED Rooms, at 131 Maryland ave. n. improvements; one square f1om Capit ese" {UK KENT—H ST, NEAM 14TH BT., — story South-Front Suite of Koome, with Private Fas Family; pleassut home. Address =: bor Epa ATES Sean ore 539 Florida ave. n. _ —— JOR RENT_KOOMS_1114-16 FST. N.W., VERY cheap: suitable for dentist or dress maker. #6-3t — HANDSOMELY FUBN (SHED Suis OF, Siualo: private family, Call EN after # bom. 1012 15th VOR RE NISHED OF U3 UNFORStouED— ‘two Coumunteating Keooms, fronting on 1012 ¥ st. o.w, is Ss n0-3t JOR RENT-LIGHT, AIRY without board; price @15 to BOP th. nee Price $15 to @50 per mont MS. WITH OR 1301 Fon, 1 HORT 1334 NY. ; en suite or singl closeta: central location; countiient to care, wents gud hotels furnace, latrobe aud open ice erences exchanged. Fee, RENT-SMALL PRIVATE = WILL it a few very Pleaseut Furnished Rooms on second and third ors, with all conveniences: cen location. 510 2d st. s6- OR RENT-929 ra SQUARE; HAND- private baths: dressing rooms; fur- hace heat aud open grates in every room: central and ble: cars half 14 iy 4 ne reach of cit; Give particulars gud address | f#bio: square; meals if desired; spelt TASH, Box 212° elty P = end Tose | Foome a3 ‘TED—BY FISH & MILLER, 1713! Fi aT NW, OR RENT— ROOMS, FURNISHED OR aS eS we Ek iehed. in desirable’ Jocation. conventont to three can rent to good tensut: a 3 to 850 y month; put your houses with us eive your ré turn Penny and a your Property se oe best of careful tenants. ANTED—HOUSES_AND VACANT jomtcan orthwest and on Capitol Hill direct from own: ers. I have a number of buyers urchase at Reasonable prices. CHAS. 4. SHIELDS, 1039 Fat WATE a ‘0 BUY FOR GA OF from & to 12 rooms; in good condition Be) fas ea Address, stati ice and exact frcations Cabit PURCHASBIc stat riilcoc* wuts ins ANTED-HOUBES BES FROM 4.500 7, 16.000; also Lot G sshington end Lan capo aul3 Oto yet. Bw, WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WwW ANTED—PAKLOK FURNITURE _UPHOL- stered, Mattronses made over ; work done in a vest gnd substantial manner, ‘Mattresses of ail kinds made to order, C. NELSON, 1223 G st. nw. 1-120? ou second floor; yas, bath, with board. ‘Sth st. n. 86-3 GE UNFURNISHED ROOMS #815 now: with gas, with 2 |. Pleasunt Parlor, furnished as bed room © room, suitable for J gentiomen, $12. | Call aiter 4 or Monday ani ‘Tueaday'atter 12m. 1219 Sth xt. nw. oat Ok RESTPURNISHED ROOMS NEAR CEN- offices, aus and Pension with or without board. 612 3a ot.n. w. auzg-12t* te bow ie EAE ESO Fe, BALE—A ee AXD a await SOs A oT FRY 1, van ywoarn os Reais ee a stow ecure ¢ bargains DUCKETT s FORD. Sten igs SEP St RETT & FORD, 617 F et a|Perane Ok COUNTRY PROPER T= — he Sma hy Mary land. Demi Seans Ss ra Ta R SALE_GENUINE OLD P: SAL a dns state of preservation cama | ALE—A 7! in re eS Sibbre CAE Fobsaisrareno SAFETY BICYCLE. = Ft, S458 CHEAP—izo Acuxs, MODERN 1 aaarees SASS. bteromce Sat ols, miles trom Bowie ve Be Fe oe Cheap snd vaay am = Gene to citiea., Address OWN Bowie: Mas ‘sotaes Ee SALE—A GROCERY AND PROVI etgre will be sold ‘ae the owner is abou; ON sean Ey. AvPU T. &. DUFFY, 365 Dots ep ope OK RENT—A COTTAGE a STLLACE OF BaLh- Se. Sis mallee, from Aqueduct ‘be urch “and post office near. Weld KA. PHILLIPS & SOR, Tie NE the market; sound tie: oes well LT Geiik® RIVER FAM. LakGx 1 ROOM nese oat condition. fo pa tonstber, apiy | 6-sore Prac gooey ancy hier Bas Lows. c Veruon stables, 1236 leh etn. 6S” | Ferm Book tre. MF CHAMBRE, foun Peer Ses Dae S BORER utes 2 | J HAVE 10 ACHES IN emprrare =e | exchange ioe Slot fa ‘Weahington, LOUIS Rit 207 Cat. a RES [AX HORT sak wee One: Beattnk Aud ite of shade, Pianta * SoRD, O17 Ft ft MockULty Sable, at. bet Sui and 10-b. tine before S ocloae o oui a <TH OLD BUILDING MATERIALS uwton, consisting juarble and wo ood mantels, Findow frames und ¢ SALE a QuEAT Sane s aus Aches See ep Seno Bint Theos Gemeee Bento oe ee TERR pleaty of fr ‘will sell improvements. with Fa SALE TNICTOR GAPETY, Bod Th BY LAMP. ETT e Vorb, Gi? Fae! * on PPE ne Bo ree oleae ‘ ‘acm = BALE—A VIOLIN AT LEAST A aabeED ‘Sta and same distance EF aaeer Si Soul ogchane for w horee or urate | of wood: #0. Di CARTY & POND, 61 K., Star office. "oi nd = es _ MW SALE-AN INVESTMEN RES Bb Sale THE s ESTOCK AND FIXTURES OFA rece, BE Cand ne 2 area mies trom License secured." Appiy'or 2 Eaareet Wit. it. DUNS, | cleared; only Sid yorecten DEGREE 8 ry 212 10th street aeons | On? Pat —— —e yous 70H BALE-JUST. AaRTED TNR ¥ HEAD OF JOALE OR, —FI Fe: — RENT- RIAs enc iat0 ono 3s stant railreed com munication with Waslington end 728 SALE 50 BE ARRIVED FROM MARTINS- inp. mA Fears ‘en Fine Saddle and 01 Hi . Haliinsore of Fie ie Brown fares, iy oPbowsss *4. aE ACKES OF LAND 2 MILES y charg sae BARGAIN, TO QUICK hoy + nn ings Biation ; guod road frou city and Fiitvers MaeuGerat Hannan + ane persnin ot 986 poreces. 5. &. BROUEs, Raed Dut four mouths by careful nsely a: meow ished. dark rosewood. handsome and elegant ip st3le. Ox SIE gaa BARGAIN —AT CHAKLTON Heghts, « Farm containing 961 fuse containing 23 roo! improvements, very three sitinvs, srand action, beat and ri tone wi full A Nove Square Piano for « Beginner for . mont ‘unt! pald for, ae on ue PIANO EXCHANGE. “4 O15 PR wee | Sears" time thie place se will OR SALEAN EXCPLLRR? GhNanAL Four x phekes 4 gC ee sot al and mideeer eter Boney are ~ — ‘au be OK SALE—A’ waieas FOREST GLEN, MD., BY. UTIFU A seen at COLUMBIA SUEDE EST i7di debs oe Fe Dew roam Howe, bath. hot aid oa weer _ss-2 8d wae Ks from a te howe, nal cash down; Dalanoe. mor bang. f Fo 5 E—ON eeoge huco s 1 GPRIONT, Fix: | cxy property. J. MEATFOMD, reas - Zthat new. Subiner Pane vt ta, Pianos for rent. «1 MOSTHLY | PAYMENTS P« FREE PEST wane Ee SEATEST OYSTER SB 0, 3 00. o 3 a Gua mr 2 labela Parer | Buy's home Box Factors, "517 Path wt mw, “Pelechee me | OS is LE f HALDEMAN, 608 ¥ at Fe SALE—STONE SCREENINGS—LIME STONE Screenings, suitabie for walks aud cotriage drives, vered in car louds at low prices» Addrcss A. Monit » Avondale, Pa. 7 RoR ‘BA 4 a CANARIES, ov Pak Spratt Dok Cakes and htedieee stun ied JOR SALE—A FARM OF 124 ACKES SITUATED Jsgmiles from Ashton, Montgomery county, Mé ; aud watered, several fine jand fertile, well ting ates, nee, GEO. L. STABLER, Ashton, Md. but no buil 30- Lm’ POR SALE—-NEAR STATIONS ON MET. BRANCH Band 0, Lots Cottages, Country Homes, Far oom She 7 12th st. = — Tisrber Landes ay tg a ae TOR SALE—AN ELEGANT ROSEWOOD wi SQUARE F PIANO. . four Found corners, Very little used and = eae Be ws Td 15 cas! — ington ; 135 S COMLITY, BIG attuet.mw._ | Sor tes sates re prdvert et Fo TION IN PRICE FOR THE | €3.500. 7. K. Ou) next iy Sarat copay gf rammer | WyoTOMAC RIVE = a ea L ever offered in Wages rages aes aor ask Mh FORTE, 460 Pome. ave = SALE—DESIKING TO REMODEL MY CAR Fine repositery 1 offer mny lane and ot ston Of Carriages for the ext 30. Prices, Call early, make selection 6-30" SF at. nw, I 0 YOU WANT MON et 100 TOL at Low Interest on Furniture, Manos, M: Warons, Household Goode or other personal property Princtpal and interest payable in weekly or wonthiy payments; no removal of woods f fe'ty. Boron Sar fen JOR | BALE-“OTTO™ GAs ENGIN w @ secund band | any size. for cieuinrer | ahd au3s0- cay cart. 400 sate Sock hon 11,0008; veyron mites teers cok thenier bestly dows, COOK EBL, Davis & Cu M st. Georretown, D.C. E92 HENT-1Wo bance NEWLY FURNISHED Kooms, for light housekeeping: jes without childrok, Keferences = ROK Kent OR FOUR UNFURNISHED Kooms on second, Soon. suitable for a ‘house- Kooping ‘and bai the rr Kent modera ‘venient to two lines of cam, Inquire aigia shou uw. a5 JOR RENT—1922 T ST. NW. SOMELY % rs Furnished A) ents, single or en suite, with eee Vocation fitet-class; moderate terma, Waser! HAVE SIX LAKGE DRY LOTS gar Chicrieo, twoof which I will exch p04 Horse, Buxuy and Haruess. Address Goviens: | de ENT OFFICIAL, ptar office. ty yj ANTEDS VID LAING, Jn, 1118 North Capiiol sks Washinton De S*dopbine a specialty. Estimates furmshed. a modera Weeas pao PAUM PAYS THE HIGHEST CAsH » Carpets, Feather Beda, Ofice and ‘Store “Tisturee. Entire Households . Specialty. Add: 36 rene 314 Oth at. n.w. WANTED Heusis 2 TO PASTURE K OF 1¢ Droit Park : good grass, running water; torme Taz low, Apply at k's PLACE near Glenwood abst Wie, BEAUTIFU ‘VERY PIMPLE yeeamoved | by, Using aS vivaahiugton a pimaie Auk 06-6" a 10 = YEARS AT 5 der cunt; fret morgage on fel extaig (improved) in the Distr double the value. No commission. Ad- reas Box 103, Star of 86-3t* ART b-WALEING SOURCE CLASSES, ae way 0 ing elementary science by ol {ive methods Classes, for ehlldren between hve sd ten years begin September 15. Terms, 1x lensous (two hours) 83. hel ergueee exchanyed., Cull between 10 aud 1~. 4 Lat. now, Mrs. H, A. H. WILKIE. Ny RENT_FUUNISHED PAKLOK FLOOR. Also One Large Hall Hous Foaouable rent to wen- _Abply 4 1919 H LY, IN xEW it Front Bay-win- Trost Chaubers. one or irrors; ele’ more farnish ‘reasury, Or 17331, idee et OR RENT—1720 H ST, N.W., HANDSOME Furnished Koome, with ood " a tabie. square west of War and Navy Departm: of (741 F ST. N.W., aay YAR. STATE and Navy: Departinenta, nicely Furnished Second- floor Communicating Rooms; also, Third-flloor front: southern exposure; home comforts; excellent table; references exchauged. 83-1" Fe kENT—1311 HST. N.W., GOOD BOARD AND nicely ear Hoomn: siiyele and en suite: ap- dass : oe = * - — OANS AT LOWEST gates or NTEaEae BUSINESS CHAN ICES, a oy etna TTC T esMITE = 23-4 i JOR RENT—P! "8 BOO! - F25,. RENT PHCTOSUAFEITS, Rooms. Ex MX FL FAND TO Loan ox avinovew ly at 419 Oth tu. w. shim ouldte ‘real est iT Fanw, AMAN OF ENERGY . Tes. Tatereat ef civen toad ees ee Mota se Hee jody ana d Quousr NTS, woe < “— 5 cet I - £2 Canitot Hii post ofice, citys MILINE, Box goer Wiles) itor ta “eke stag oe hala ENTLEMAN OK LADY WITH CAPIEAL. a aciey room, and cafes location, uusarpeeced snd oat oie cons assured. ONEY 40 WOaN= ix SUMS FRO: <a 25 a M 25,000 at 6 ws a a um bie MA T., Star oBtce eal cotate. ‘Mo delay where securiice sceptable em es i AN & BUL , Suv F a OH RENT — OOM. 77H AND & i eS oats Pao Store, Celltr and ten Koo DMOSEX,To Loa on ON REAL ESTATE; PROMPT in nice condition. | N feutiun to all applications. Store to suit tenant. SWOKMSILDT & BRADLEY, _sus-lm v KOM oo IX 26,000 TO LoaN on cry it NALE—THE FURNITURE AND GOOD WILL ee > a Well-established Boarding House. The estate | PROUKS, G16 Tabet.” is is ceutrally located; contains twenty-two Foous turnjebed sp modern style; two-thirds of winch Moe woos, to 650,000 are bow and Lave been oceuy rotighout the suin appro Ref eAmbls ccomuuadations also for fable Boarder 8 ae ‘Address 8.U.P., Star ‘ALN < _ay8-2m O16 ONEY TO i te, LOAN IN SUMS FROM #500 UPWARD, Al 5 AND 6 PER CENT, oN REAL ESTATE IN —_ DISTRICT. 4 BOE MA 230 Corner 108 oa Wns. re DASEEX, 72 LOAN at, ye x CENT ON = ved Real butate smountea © sree ny is iy 08 aL D Fixtures; store for rent 301 1zth st. ne, 96-2t* 57OR SALE TWO GROCERIES AT | POstTive SALE-GROCERY STORE, STOCK AN! including stock aud fixtures SO: sacrifice, location no better. BELLINGER & WILKERSON, 633 Se at Fou NT 14TH 5T. ms W., TWO DELIGHT- ful Kooms; iultable for’ pouitionsan "os gentleman and wife auz6-12t {OR ERT ‘CORNEK NINTH ST AND MASE Fe ave., Large Nicely Furnished Rooms wit pleasant sumuer rootus, souttiern fsndeasters saponins rebeeamsesiamaed. auzU-1mo' WSAIED-THE F PUBLIC 1 TO KNOW THAT Wit Wagons of Ail styles oe Saleen nae Earnest s for Bale or Hi ft Week i Uist of ere, “Ofhen at Carsitge aod Hi iository, 60 Fe ave, bet, 436 and hats Telephone cal, 730) *(ea-tie} ANTED-ALL TO KNOW 3. will make Lat Manges und Detective € or uo pay. Koofiug and Spouting aud Job with dispatch. WASTED-HORSES: & KELPING HORSES WIN- ter and pummer Livery stables, 311 6th eal elgut talles from city. U. SS POSITIVE CURE FOR Chills, Fever aud Malarious Complainta; fails: acts ‘uyon. the liver: cronies apatite; bok pet W vet of 20 Oc. For sale only at MI. CRR'S., cor. 6th sndg ets. nw, y21-2m ANTED—HIGHEST CASH VALUE ee FO) FOR RENT_FLATS. L BUT ONE OF A NINE-ROOM <arntehed a ee =a w Room and Ki teen, eee” + hat completely comple 863, or Purlor, Bed I ferences. Inguir’ 020 Sh ae a. il IL properties tuall sec, ees opp. Trinity 35-108 Fo R SALE—FIRST-C CLAgs GROCERY. agp ‘On und Provision. Business in nw. it Cur OnRY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO BUIT cle; sales from $20 to 825 fess eg rea: —o vp D. C real estate sonable reut, “Apply to See Gass oF Tudhk i kaWilsur at aw. wn myid (Lhe Arlington Fire lus. Co's ote Fe ‘SALESA BALE CHANCE FOR ALIVE MAN— OSEY TO LOA} rg aire AND the stock and Fixtures & Grocery, Meat and Tontine Pouicies bought Provision store doing s larve business” Cheap: store | Lowas tiated upou Seasonable ‘voreen (aud roois if desired) for rent; sce locality. luguire | Apply to BM. H. ACHESON, 1307 F st mw, dela gu prenises, Howard ave. wear 14th at, Mi. Ficasant, ROCERY AND BAR Bana Gop reasous for sellt Apply to J. H. SF st nw, 96-3t" wines ; Ww. Wanren Real Estate Broker, 6 R SALE—A GROCERY STORE DOING uy FINE Dusiness; owner bas good reason for piv to FOREST DODUS: 1244 Sint st. se OK SALE OR EXCHANGE—FOR ARROW ship Companys stock or other a “om oF . .d some Cash wilt bested, ro udsome Bugey, COMBGYS. Bio st Put , Baitamore, Mi fa teas RENT-HANDSOME NEWLY FINISHED a B® large aity rooms; for lance oF small fatnilies; wide : je. “A. J HUUGHTUN, 2319 Pa ave: uld-Sw* FOR RENT—OFFICES, rniture, Carpets, Stoves, Large and Small Fe RENT—OFFICE moos AT TH ST. han dine, St id C Fixti aw. AHAM & aMirie stocas of eet ery ON. O3T thet. w eh ss 88-6t 728 13th st. STEB-OFFIGL ores FOR THE ist eo rn ines mole sT., DESIRABLE 0 OFFICE ang ‘8 4000 Ci bie for Jo itent Cigar, 1.50 Dox ef hor | Archicte und heal Baise igen building has itis * Ola atta ‘ton Pa. ave, uw. $el13m | remodeled and papered and pain Sarcughouts — oo Fromm clay stcest eane, , Poh and G ats. uw. WASTED Homans TO PASTURE AND WI. the best of pasture and runni — ao PERT x, meri Sanricy fend La ave Teleybone. ‘WixTEo-Lania Th Th ORANGE Bipaon= K Lady’ Agente to sell Pr McGulte "Coma aos bat Toucas Toles and closele onench flocr. GARR Eee aay 7 RENT—OF: FICE nop Ms—THOR SERKING t Office Rooms will do well to examine the elegant 01 be bi iidine e608 F st. n.w.; steam heat, electric ts Ac. Apply to W. ¥. ELLEN, on the promises = NT—DEMIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS IN | Fa a = ullding, 14 Kee ‘York ave. ; good ht all mod. imps. Ant, UU MEL 1423 New Lork ares auz9-1m eters i Genemal Agen C20e oR FOR RENT--STORES, Semovatiog. won ss APeathiors Kenovated: wee Foto Wire PES, HOTS!) 028, Bsstroyeds W.20 FOUNGS Taos fanaa. Teleneaes ean wo ee EMER ci ti — pee Keema See Su SUBURBAN PROPERTY, yf mah A BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE AT ; BOOKIE D. = prominent street; ail, couven Nome; can be prarchased ons Tie, Erice 4. 200. CakUs!, at VAN G CaUnL, S324 Fat ‘Kooms; communicat bousekveying. pearess Star of terme, yoo ovation and | 8 as ‘D-TWO | a HK. Wie Fcc Fn Ra -. KE UNE jd jamuly preferred, whats there arc mo sther rucceey Feforentes exchanged. Address P.O. Box 21% cliy: ANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, ON jo Connecting Uniurnlshed Mooma, Address K, M., ‘star off 26-30" ANTED—B. A, PHYSIGIAN—O) NV tetcrninied nome. Lath Eee gree doors if Lath bet. H aud N ‘office. zg,and wile, L, Star oft Sra TBBEE. UNFURNISHED Ware eae se ae where fein's house None Bee ee a how repay tn Woemeaestes| Site iTED—-AT Ce See ue Witerzien shyereaponse tate Mims appros ON'L DECIDE cance hen Investment Making a ome or Boying for or UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS, Barton & Walker's Addition to Brookland, ‘Will Suit You. Examine It NO SALOONS. NO NUISANCES, FINE SHADE. BEAUTIFUL SITES, Close sroxiey te ae where ten ‘Must Rapidly Enhance Value of Lots, Sarena Prices the Lowest, Terms the Easiest, oe et RR, ys aw 1505 Feunayleobie ove. RENT—SMALL 1 DHICK COUNER STOR sTO} auD F Deal welling, with w permauent Ea Monika ss3"d aw. facet to corner Bdat. 95-3t wae 5 Poe Rea ebo EHOUSK, 1005 B ngs TH E market; 2 stores; rent, S40 and Sb0 feapectively FOR RENT-STABLES, _ iE Pie eae nets ne ghyenae0,. be Sur ae ‘Attoroey, 458 La. 0} Fx SALE—CHEAP—A a TaEaeEe IN Two Valuable Fatents, Address P. 0. Box 343, V m, D. se6- 3 Te BELMONT LAND COMPAN ‘of Charlottesville, V Ofiers for Sale in This City 100 Shares of Ite Capital ‘The par value of the tock i. #100 rer share, beyond which there is no further liability on the stockholder. It shall be payable $10 per share when subscribed for, 815 per share at the call of the directors and $15 per share monthly thereafter until the full amount of 6100 per share shall be pe Every stockholder ‘entitled to one lot foreach Ded by bum, Thelots shall be distrib- supervision and manageinent stockholders and at such time and place and in i Tuan! they may te. The mansion Yaltied at 910,600" an tnd the modern comme watnetae | J 93,000, with suficiont lund attached to eaca, will euch WASH S VANEXE pat seas ae ed moe | each p rye wa ici accuses SHOWE! BONE rm held westiahedw ate Sat sare to be sold — Bénedt of ail the stockholders, "eur “oF *Be mutnal LOST AND FOUND. bate geek caer oats este rarely deen issued ter opportunity FOoRD came, TO THe Fe PREMISES oF SUE scriber September 6, rote this stuck is bos requested rand oar, 5 ne, secede by the fuck charges and take ber sway L'F’D! ir Kr a valuable lot, | comb Place, Bew cut rom ‘Geometown, D be a yj ‘grime ne - such’ iden Sof the resins | [| O8T—ON J Ty ater TE oT AMbOAT Ieharves, 0 Vert aud silver Watch, and formation, of the property,-| ¥='d if returned to 4015 20th st. — plats and photographic views cail on their agenta, (Bio Guyane a5, SEE a 1690, Gi GENTLEMAN'S ELLIOTT & 00, faulc reward if returned ol to MP8 OO me ave nw. DAY ENGLISH H LOsk Sarre ay, monine, Ee mae 1225 Penn. ave. and 1211 Est IK SALE—FIRST-CLASs GROCEKY AND PRO. ‘vision fore in good locaton. Apply ot otfice aud, Pg iat Bate CHANCE—OWING TO se NIGHT TERE ol ones dace ea low dere fill return to above address aud i ea Bae aud” a ne ee aves ier aD BROOKE. Star office. BOARDING. OOD BOARD aT —————s cia xs ni Pisce’ ales gus, ait Ti InA Wiest Boom.’ ea par 2c Book $F a . 4. D. atom sheer Sd aT. Vv