Evening Star Newspaper, September 10, 1890, Page 2

2 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, SOCIAL MATTERS. What Well-Known People Are Doing— Personal Notes. Gen. and Mrs. E. F. Beale arrived in the city this week from their summer home by the sea at Manchester, and are again establisifed in the family residence on Lafayette square. Capt. and Mrs. W. Ross Browne have re- turned from Vineyard Haven and are at their home, No. 1505 Caroline place. Mrs. 8. J. Radcliffe and the Misses Radcliffe of K street are back in their city home from Prince William county, Va., where they spent a merry summer. Mr. and Mrs. Seaton Perry and Mrs. Webb of K street are back from their summer journey- ings, which they took together. They found Narragansett exceedingly gay and altogether captivating; Saratoga impressed them with its fascinations; Lenox they found wrapped im the ound quiet of the ante-autumnal days, but fall of promise for frolics to be ushered in when the yellow leaves begin to strew the ground. Mr. Clarence Beali and his friend, Dr. Chase, are back from Atlantic City,where they spent all of August. This populous resort had its usual superabundance of admirers and de- Yotees this season. Judge and Mra, Arthur MacArthur spent the season at Saratoga. Dr. and Mra. Peck are spending the fall sea- son at Washington Grove. Mrs. Scott and the Misses Scott of De Sales street were at Vineyard Haven, Mass., through the vacation season. Mrs. Hutchinson and her daughter, Mrs. Ball, are at their country place in Maryland for the autumn. Ex-Secretary and Mrs. McCullough and Miss Mary McCullough are on their farm. 10 mil north of the city, and make weekly trips to their house on McPherson square. Col. and Mrs. Chas. P. Lincoln left last evening for a trip down the Potomac. They will visit Fortress Monroe and Virginia Beach, spending the Sabbath at the latter place. Miss Edith Larcombe and Master Frank Lar- combe have returned from an extended trip through New Jersey. Miss Minnie Stockmann and Miss Mamie Myers have returned to the city after a pleas- ant visit near Fredericksburg. Mrs. M. J. Foote and her daughter, Miss Katharine, sailfor Paris October 5 on La Champagne. Miss Nellie Friebus of 1439 U street, who has been visiting in Michigan for the past two months, will return home Thursday, accom- mied by her cousin, Miss Susie Van Tyne of ‘ecumseh, Mich. Mrs. A. P. Steward, Miss Eva and Master Jobn Steward, who have been summering at Atlantic Highlands, have returned to the city. Mrs. P. V. DeGraw and her son Edwin have left Atlantic Highlands for Cresson, Pa.. where they will spend September with Mr. DeGraw, who is there in a business capacity. Mr. Jas. R. Keenan, accompanied by his bride (nee Miss Maude Louise Swett), of Mon- treal, has returned to the city and taken apart- ments at the Shoreham. Mrs. B. Hornbach and her two daughters, ‘Miss Lena and Barbara, who have been spend- ing the summer at White Sulphur Springs, have returned home. Mrs. John Hadley Doyle and sister, Miss Collins, have returned from Atlantic City, where they passed the month of August. Mrs. James F. Barbour has been very ill at her residence, 1741 Rhode Island avenue, but is now much better. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Belt are now in Rockville for a few weeks, after spending the summer traveling through the Adirondacks and at Saratoga. Mrs. S. A. Taylor and son, Charles, have re- turned from northern Ohio. Miss Allison Wilson will leave tonight for Pennsylvania for a two months’ stay. Mrs. H. C. Burch, accompanied by her daughter, Miss Ada C. Burch, arrived home last Saturday evening after a stay of two months in the mountains of Virginia. They were joined on Sunday by Mr. Will Burch on his return from Boston after a visit to the beautiful home of Mrs. Dean Southworth at “Brain Tree.” Mrs. John Farley has returned from Ashe- ville, where she has been visiting rela- tives, spend a few days at her home, 1847 H_street, before going to visit her son, Col. J. P. Farley, at Governor's Island. Miss Elizabeth V. Brown has returned from the White Mountains, where she has been spending the summer. Cards are out for the marriage of Miss Katie Louise Shaw and Mr. Joseph 8. Church on Wednesda: mt 24th instant, at Mt. Ver- non Place M. E. Church. Mrs. Geo, J. Drew and daughter, Edith, are visiting relatives in Topeka, Burlingame and Lynden, Kan. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Hamilton and son and Mrs. H. O. French of V street have returned to the city after a pleasant season in Boston and vieinity. ————___ The Good Templars. There is much activity at this time in Good ‘Templar circles and the meetings attract an unusual attendance. Monday evening Wash- ington Lodge could accommodate no more than gathered in its spacious hall on 14th street. ‘The same evening Friendship Lodge opened its doors to its host of friends, which filled Mil- ford Hall, corner Sth and I streets northeast, and entertained them ina hospitable manuer. D. P. Holloway Lodge held a business session of more thi ‘dinary interest, which was well attended. The meeting last evening of Monu- mental Lodge was oue of great pleasure to the unusually large number of members present and the many visitors from other lodges. Chief Templar Whaley is chairman of s committee to arrange for an open meeting on the 23d, and active ve Preparations are being made for that oc- public work planned for the order Sod embeeee’ i the fall campaign was dis- cussed. The meeting of John. B. Finch Lodge last evening was the best and most enjoyable for along time. Under the immediate direc- tion of Special Deputy Wilton L. Hall the lodge will bold on the 15th mst. an important public meoting at Gorsuch Chapel, corner 45, and L streets. The lodge rooms of Minnehaha Lodge re thronged last evening by members and friends. Chief Templar Van Vleck presided. Mre. E. A. Chambers noe of the work and claims of the order. ‘The musical and hterary = of the meeting embraced selections y the Messer quartette of Anacostia, vocal solos by Mrs. A. Kalstrom, Mra. Carrie Smith, Mr. H. K. W. Patterson and Miss Kalstrom, Piano duets by Mr. Cox and Miss Thomas and Misses McNerhany, piano solo Miss Sunder- son, viano solo by Prof. Bullard, recitations by Mr. Willesley, Mrs. Naylor, Henry F. Smith, Mise Grace Connolly and Mr. Harries. Talis: man Lodge of Alexandria will next Tuesday evening visit Minnehaha taba in a a body. Among the Bal Balt "Players. Yesterday's ball games resulted as follows: National League.—At Philadelphia—Phila- delphis, 13; Brooklyn, 6. At New York— York, 2: hea At ee nati, 4; Cleve! At Chicago—Chicago, 12; Pittsburg. 4 Players’ League.—At Boston—Boston, 6; = fork, 4 At Brooklyn—Brooklyn, 0; Phil- Paar 1 {en Innings). At Pitteburg— ra 4: Cleveland, tlantic Association.—At New Haven—New New Haven, 6; Lebanon, & At Harrisburg— Harrisburg, 1; Newark, 2. American Association.—At Baltimore—Balti- more, 4; Louisville,9. At ee ter, 4; St. Louis, 2 At Syracuse—-Syracuse, 3; Columbus, & 95 0 —-—_ Funeral of Policeman Harbin. ‘The funeral of Philip W. Harbin, one of the eldest members of the police force, took place yesterday from his late residence on 7th street southeast and was attended by a large con- peren of le, including many members of parlor in which the corpse rested bev ‘tiled with floral tributes from his friends, The services were d SHOUTING STARS. A new style of seal skin sscque this winter is to be called the Pauncefote. If it is discovered that Mars is populated, of course, the people are all soldiers, “Mamma, do congressmen work for “Oh, yes, my child.” ‘What do they do, mamma?” Mamma: “They moet on the first Monday in every December, my son, and begin at once trying to adjourn ‘sometime between the Fourth of July and the 15th of October.’” Johnnii is it very hard work, mamma?” Mamma: “Very difficult, indeed, my son.” In political parties the candidates pays the money and the voters takes the choice. The Delaware republicans nominated Mr. H. P. Cannon for Congress yesterday. Are we to have a battery in the House? TWILIGHT SHADOWS. When you're strolling in the evening With your best girl, neath the trees That line the moonlight promenade And murmur in the breeze; Oh. do not be discouraged Hf she makes your life a wreck— It’s nothing but a caterpil- Lar crawling down her neck. The mission of one wing of the republican party in Kansas is re-submission. THE RESULT IN MAINE. Gol darn it, Tom Reed's tariff Is makin’ business hum, By takin’ holt and startin’ A boom in chawin’ gum. A gun, unlike the press, is no good until it is muzzled. Epitaph for Ex-Assistant P. M. General Clarkson: “By his ax ids shell know him.” THE AMATEUR “ATHLETIC UNION. Oficial Program of Events at the Cham- pionship Meet on Analostan Island. Secretary Howard Perry today sent out a cir- cular to the various athletic clubs comprising the Amateur Athletic Union announcing the program of events to be contested at the third annual championship meet of the union, to be held on Analostan Island Saturday, October 11. The circular is as follows: The games will commence at 1 p.m. The fol- lowing events will be contested: First, 100-yard run; second, 220-yard run; third; 440-yard run; fourth, 880-yard run; fifth, one-mile run; sixth, five-mile ran; seventh, one-mile walk; eighth, three-mile walk; ninth, two-mile bicycle; tenth, pole vault for height; eleven, running high ‘jump; twelve,running broad jump; thirteen, throwin 16-pound hammer; fourteen, throwing 56-poun: weight for distance; fifteen, putting 16-pound shot; sixteen, 120-yard hur je, ten flights, 3 feet 6 inches high; seventeen, 220-yard hur- dle, ten flights, 2 feet 6 inches high; eighteen, individual tug of war, unlimited weight; nine- teen. tug of war, four men, unlimited weight. The entries will close October 4, 1890, and must be forwarded to the chairman of the com- mittee and accompanied in each instance by the entrance fee of $2 for each person for each event. The committee reserve the right to reject any entry. The Amateur Athletic Union standard gold, silver and bronze medals will be given to first, second and third com- petitors in each event. Information concern- Ing rates of transportation. hotel accommoda- tions, &c., will be furnished by the chairman of the committee, Championship committee—Howard Perry, Washington, D.C.; Harry MeMillan, A.C. Fred W. Janssen, 8.1.C.; J. E. Sullivan, N A.C.; 8, W. Stinemetz, CAC; W. B. Cur Alex. Grant C-A.C.; Geo. W. Carr, . B. ibs ATHLETIC SPORTS TOMORROW. The Fall Games of the Columbia Club Will Doubtless Attract a Crowd. ‘With bright skies and a dry turf there will undoubtedly be a large attendance at the fall games of the Columbia Club tomorrow after- noon on Anslostan Island, and it is expected that a good many ladies will be present. The events are of the most interesting character, and care will be taken that the competitors shall comform to certain recognized standards of dress, so that no fears need be entertained as to any inadequacy of costumes. LIST OF OFFICIALS FOR THE MEET. The entries have been closed and the list of contestants stands about as it was printed in yesterday's Stan. The officials for the meet have been selected as follows: Referee—How- ard Perry. Track Judges—J. T. Pickett, C. J. Kintner, Dorsey Brown. Field judges—H. M Woodward, KR. W. Ryon, W. E. Crist. Time keepers—Geo. Harris, W. A. Galt, J. West Wagner. Scorers—Alex, Shaw, Percy Hills, A. C. Roberts, Starter—J. T. Crossley. Clerk of course—L, L. Harbin. Marshal—s, W. Stine- metz. The games begin at 4 p.m. A small steamer will carry passengers to and from the island at regular intervals, =, beginning at at 3 o'clock, LETTERS ONT THE LINEN. The Body of the Me Man Who Died at Emergency Hospital Not Yet Identified. The body of the unknown man who died in the Emergency Hospital last Sunday from the effects of a hemorrhage of the lungs, as pub- lished in Monday's Sax, is still at the morgue and will be held there two or three more days for identification, As heretofore published, the man was found in the park in front of Harris’ Bijou Theater, near Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street. The first precinct patrol wagon was sent for and it made remarkably good time in conveying the dying man to the hospital, but he died soon after reaching that institution. His effects amounted to but little, he having ouly 17 cents in his pockets, Taken from his pocket was a blood-stained linen handkerchief, See Coroner Patterson had washed and sent lice headquarters. When the blood stains bs beon washed from the piece of pocket linen name was found upon it. The handkerchief, however, was an old oue and some of the let- a —a snantcyiog gloss the oa 2 nder a yf ws the nai like: “Ryd. F Falurd, : 5 The. Meta dicated that the owner might possibly be a Catholic priest, and Acting Inspector Mat- tingly sent Detective Raff with the handk chief to see Father Walter of st. Patrick’s Chureh, That clergyman referred to his books and said there was hon riest in the United States of that name, but he thought it probable that the handkerchief had been given to the mau by & priest, possibly in Ca in Canada Or across the ocean. The First pees ual Meeting. The first annual meeting of the Washington Loan and Trust Company was held at Martins- burg, W. Va., yesterday. The following di- rectors were elected for the eneuing year: Charles B. Bailey, James L. Barbour, George E. Bartol, Horace S. Cummings, J. J. Darling- ton, John Joy Edson, Charles J. Faulkner, Al- bert F. Fox, 0. C. Green, William B. Gurie: John A. Hamilton, John B Larner, George 4 Schafer, Thos, Somerville, John A. Swope, 8. Swormstedt, Hattersly W. Talbott, George Truesdell, &. H. Warner, Chas. Benj. Wilkin- son, A. A. Wilson, Louis D. Wine, 8. W. Wood- ward, A. 8. ce gpd T. Arma The President submitted for the board showing the resources—loans, 9629, stocks and bonds, weg EO “ap for yep in buildi: 1.72. ert tor; $06,516.48 Interest duo on ide AMUSEMENTS. Sale of seats for “Around the World in nae noery oh connie as begins SS, | 92: it spectacular direct supervision of of both the Kira brothers, for the Sess time tn threo years. “ Mr. N. 8. Wood in ‘Ont in the Streets” will beat Harris’ Bijou next week. Seats now on le. The Parisian Folly and Spectacular Com- Lent Galan foliow the Creoles at Kernan’s next "The National Rifles go to Marshall Hall this evening lester will make a special excursion to Indian Head tomorrow, 10 a.m, 2:30 and 6:30 p.m. Fare, 25c. Grand concert at irving Hall, Linden meena Metropolitan Branch, Baltimore and Ohio road, this evening. gga The National Union. The Nonpareil is the name of a new council of the National Union that was instituted last evening. About one hundred members were Present and the following officers were elected: President, Wm. H. Fisher; vice president, L. C, Hay; speaker, John T. Welch; ex-president, H. D. Armstrong; secretary, Harry McEifresh: financial secretary, E. H. Patterson; treasurer, Edward Everbach; usher, J. R. McCach: lain, P. S$. Steele;’ sergennt-at-arms, Will r. Lincoln Johnson; tru Harding and C. H. Babcock; 8 ay cabinet, Wm. H. Fisher, Wiler and E. C. ‘Maher. — ALEXANDRIA. Reported for Taz EvExixo STAR Warp Execrion.—Under an order from the common council polls were opened in the second ward this morning, on Royal street Pporite the market, to elect a member of the council vice Leonard Marbury, resigned to be- come commonwealth sees The demo- cratic candidate is Mr. Lewis Kraft and the republicans of tho ward have heid no meeting to nominate a candidate in opposition. Pourticat.—The Alexandria republicans will meet in the wards next Friday night to elect delegates to the city convention which will choose representatives in the congressional dis- trict convention that will mect at Manassas Village on the 18th instant. It seems to be the prevailing opinion that no nomination will be made by that convention, but it is said that in that case an effort will be made to put a repub- lican candidate in the field outside of the con- vention, Notrs.—The corporation court bas a special grand jury today, which will bring in indict- ments this afternoon.—1'wo funerals took place this afternoon. The young daughter of Mr. Andrew Jamieson of Seminary Hull was buried from Wheatley’s undertaking establishment and the infant child of Mr. Benjamin Hughes from his home on Washington street near Wolfe.—Talisman Lodge of Good Templars paid © pleasant visit to Golden Light Lodge of ood Templars last night.—The corporation court having opr inted Dr. W. R. Purvis, C. C. Carlin and C, Moore a committee to exam- ine the jail they have reported the prison to be in excellent condition.—Rev. E. H. Welch, §.J., of Georgetown College, who came here yesterday to marry Mr. J. A. Rice to Mrs, M.F. Paulding, obtained a license to celebrate mar- riages under the Virginia law ck the corpora- tion court before officiating at wedding. a GEORGETOWN. Berrous AccipENT To a Forme Crtizex oF Grorortows.—Capt. Albert E. Matthews, a former citizen of Georgetown, had his right arm so seriously injured on the 4th instant in a cotton gin on is plantation near Pine Bluff, Ark., that amputation of the arn} became necessary and was performed. A telegram re- ceived by his brother, Mr. C. M. Matthews, announces that the operation was successfal, and that the patient is doing well. none dlby This morning in the Police Court Geo. Black- burn was fined #3 for an assault on Mary Tal- bert, both colored, by striking her on the chee! 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SEPTEMBER 10, 1890 WANTED—SITUATIONS. _ “AN? ED AT oS THREE »JIBST-CLABS letionas Instaiment > aE: GooD i ty al ESE Te feud Howe ALEX. B CLARRIE TORO |W i Mt fenty tara FOR RENT—ROOMS. Watvat heer ae > Waters ery ae 13th, 14th, Wand I Wand ATION, BY oaeene wi Nee aT ORS Goatees TYPE WRITER USED TO et: 0 freer, ating experience aad ‘and salary exp tes me ee Fd ns SSS Picreese® t refs. rity ; best Miss rng BAKER, ‘trator, Wee estmorsland counts, ‘ED—A RELIA’ HONEST WHITE GIRL Water © Seer Fe | N FURS basen te Vane ee eral 0-3t go TU DRUM bid JOB ith experi pre. WANTEDIA SaLzant cy ae aca ttrens, zara, t Kewers WILLIAMS S18 Tose Wie ‘A RESPECTABLE crane as Chamber Maid in Hotel or Brings ‘Box 129, Star othice, SaSS BY AN } EXPERIENCED Eos We i ea ® Permanent Position. 0. FoR bean: eo70D DICK SA y ‘hinen, Walters: Fost ‘ 9 Be ve references Sees 8137 Tthe Warren TWO FIRST-CLASS PLUMBERS. G, F, McAVOY, 706 14th sf J ANTED—COO 10 “CHAM 4 Made, “Waitress, = Bionarte, 8 Butlers, Coachmen," Foctmen, Watters, Dish ae aud Dairy Hands and House Workers at on DICKS | 6 atnw TED—A | NE \T COLORED ONS ze Wik AMovk an ht Washing in small tio Toy, about t 16 for the house, to stay Sos Wasa otall FIRST-CLASS COLORED COOK; er ae Qo mmall washing and stay at night. fee 6:30 p.m, 1223 11th st. nw, W NTED—GOOD Cooks, FOOTM fede Hackers (Walters, Butlere, Hous Workers, ‘bmen; Women for be oe eget City. BURNHAMS TiO Sates aN TED 8 FIRST-CLASS aaa Be NONE clase need ay) Bake it Capitol et, Pbdien: EIDER. : TED-A,, STRONG AND HARD. oRREnG By ie too years of age (colored preferred), to garry orders aud work iu store. Muat come well aa a 222 aoe ae Call om ended from last employer. HUDSON'S V. ney O12 7th st. Dw. Call at © pm, today oo tonorrow, idsiuee at; experienced. WASTED ONE FIRST.CLAGy SHAT ROS WANTED—A YOUNG MAN ae 707 1s Eee OF age, who writes a smooth. rapid «oma rnd st be ANTED-TWO SERVANTS, OE AS ook and other = Soopaeeet Waitress. MEN COOK! ae 75; aaa. Maids, No jurees and jie “ in WARTED-AT ONCE THREE GooD W ae trimmers preferred ater ti yi Wwe ANTED—A BRIGHT OFFICE BOY. opREaS 3S. W.C., Star office. Applicant will ac his am, wax ANTED—A RELIADLE erat, WANTED THREE MILLINEKS, AT 728 71H R. Bucxeye Steam Laundry, it 86 per week. Address P.O. Box 51 undress tha Inquire at 906 M at. Fh af P Watters ‘Drivers or Farm Hands Colored SAM'L A COOMBS, 926 F we tent L. Mal Taoz 14 Tathet. nae eaten! roe own writing, state Cerone: if any, an sired. Also irst-c MILNES aad Fa ANTED—THURSDA arte 2 a. Ladies tor sule oe week], LSTEWA rae sous oF 16 TO WOKI am Sah newbe Foundry. M. JOYCE, 414 nok a YOUNG WHIT! NTO Day Form aod Drive Silk Wi Waxony Be EG wilker aud bring city references. 1. H. DGE, 1911 7th st. uw. Talks’ Meat ‘Store. et OL O90 ANTED—A WHITE GIRL TO DO GENERAL W Mouse Work. Keserence required. Apply at 400 Lo Drott Park. wie ax . TO COOK, ye 8 g0d cook, stay wages; roferouete eawiton Tea WASTED-AN exe RIENCED | Sac com or a family of five; Mo washing; good For particulars apply 1229 Pa. i ANTED—IMMEDIATELY, A GOOD eras Cook, white preferred: must assist with wash ing and ironing; also © House Giri who underst sowing; best city reference required. Apply 76 12 a is ANTED—THERE’S A GOOD OPENING FOR A Young Man with some knowledye of Stenography and Typewriting in the (fice of s Mercantile House, Address Box 119, Star office, stating Feferenees aud salary expected. WaAnteDoa FIRST-CLASS T. Other need apply to SACO BANDE Sly 10th st. uw. ANTED-—BRICK SETTER’ WHO set 20,000 press brick per day ed ane ton Fight good wages aud permanent eniploy ment to sober and ihaustriou - Adi H.W., Star office, 69-3° ANTED—A' mee WAITERS, STEWARDS, Cooke, Waiters’ Union, Private Waiters, Bellmen, Porters, Couchmeu and Hotel Mon in general are specially iuvited t6 attend the rnd reopening of istrict ‘ment Asycciatlon Novis, G20 ¥7th ES . G, opp. War Dept, Wediesday eve, Bere 10, af 8 o'ciock. | here will be interesting su labor question, Respectfully, Ju: 7 WIE, General Mekever, as ANTED—KELIABLE AGENTS OF EITHER sok to canvass for an old-established life. insur- ance association on the assesment plan. Apply to J. BORDEN SMITH, cor, 4th and @ sts. u, Ww. 6-Ot" ANTEDT AN INDUSTRIOUS AND RE- AM ae aCplored, Girl. Situation es Nurse of fost nw jat-cl vate Family. 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Addveay AUR Stas" oihce oe eae _ at , TWO OR THREE Kooms with Board; weatel 16th ots permanent if eae ah, office, 9] WASTER oun Ba ROOMS BETWEEN oti AND i ste. furuia unfurnished, for houge- keepitg. “Address Hoon a Sun Building. ANTED- rons VEN MONTHS—PARLOR AND iyo Bed Rooms: good size, well furnished, com municating or adjoining; on second floor, with bath: with or without Board: west of 14th aud’ south of @ #t.; southern or eastern exposure: with private fam= ily preferred. Address, giving full part. er ALY. 2, Star office sl0-4t" re cm Boone == ur FurnisBed or Unfurnished, ou second floor, house, in genteel neighborhood, near weneral Siaoee cone northwest, with poviege ie oh teat light — = VANIED—TO_ RENT TWO. CONNECTING referred be. ousekceping, for gentleman and wife. Giice. localit for Dental tween Oth and 13th and 1and K sv terms, Dr. JOHN KR, BERRY, Fayette and ae ate, tating ‘Covdou Hotel. corner Baltimore, Ma. 9-t* wi NTED — PLEASANT KOOM WiTH BOARD fore Gentlsean answers to receiv must state’ price: location of room and ‘artioul Address GILBERT, Bo: city Post office. #9 a9-2t ANTED—SEPT. 15—BY — YOU. y MAURIED Couple, Two oF’ Three Unfurnished Kor Housekeeping: new house, second floor, bath on aaee floor Preferred. Address MLS. Pa Star fice. a 2OR RENT — THERE cE USE NISHED NT REE UsFUR ree without children. Ferme io Se Te ik FURNISHED PRONE Teasonabie . ? if Nested, 4 iy yeu 3 ae fw. bet, vib and 0th and K and JOR RENT. ISHED_TWO LARGE CON- teclnating bee Rooms. bew brick house vate tamily electric are [ane the door. <= #18, Richuding was asd boot. 21 New York ave. #10- POR RENTS THREE UNFURNISHED Rooms. 206 ave. uw. #10- Fa RI NETO COMMUNICATING Boe, furnished or unfurnished , southers forties board. 203 Hhode Ish 210-3" family; Fea RENT—HANDSOME BE SECOND AND THIKD- FOR Ri to1y MLW YORK AVE, TWO LAKGE Second floor Kooms, faruished OF unfurniahed. oor Back, with piazza to each floor, Cxposure, references exc ‘Mice igen Fo THREE RARLORS, —we} wes fect order, 620850; porters tem lay, pa ret sl0-3e POH, MENT — BRIGHT. WELL | FUKNIRED oan wit tbe la and good atten- tion. Tesget ue pape ww PORRENT—FUR. noosa SINGLE On EN STE with First-class Board; ~ atte | bath writ ee for i,'605. tor 4 88 ata Fk: hint Floors of s Back Buulais Rear corner 14th andG sta. n.w. ‘T. 3. STALEY, ith et. n. NILY FURNISHED, | Two Front Koons a Very beatrabis feed ueie bared and centrel: was, dance. Keferences. 1324 Lat. =a KENT—1014 12TH BT. N.W. Rooms to tiemen and wives, or ‘with excelleut table — pOR RENT— TWO MICELE Y FURNISHED KOOMS; BF ret and second floors. 730 oth wt uw. a yt EN SUIiE OR SINGLY, IN NEW Story fate, 713 13th st. Klerant Froat Bay-win- low Parlor sud Two South Front Cham! 7 DOF arene suite, one chamber fur., immediate or early possession, Cal ecrctary Register Treasury, of 1731 Fst JOR RE\T—DESIKABLE ROOMS AT THE How- GATE, 617 13th st.n. JOR RENI FURNIS! HRI A nicating Kooms on — id Seon bath room on game fovre 1990 11th st usw cos Es K RENT—THKEE UNFURNISHED Ki suitable for Light Housekeeping, at G27 23 ‘0 | GENTLFMAN—VERY NICE Second-Soor Fromt ‘Hoom three windows: couthe ern exposu: r three lines curs and Patent and Beusicn Oaicen, 1 @12'per month in advance. he Fe. —2030 G ST. NW. FURNISHED fo Sieh First-class Board; comforts of home; erdics pass the dor. et -6t* JOR RENT—ALL BUT ON ROOM Fiat. completely. furuished tor artes ior 165; or Parlor. Bed Koom, Dining hoom and kite! chen, 45. References. Inquire 920 Vth st. n.w. JR KENT—7 UNFURNISHED ROOMS ay dE House: kitchen and dining room op Ist fluor; bath room and ever jentenee : good locstion, 10th and F n.w.; to reliable party, ferences ex- cuanied. whit Star office, y Oe REx TWO COMMUNICATING PAKLOKS, nished ; will rent to physician OF specialiat, York ave 2 I Koons, socobd Boor: One Fre Hoo, third floor: suuthera exposure: Ave minutes Jralk to Treasury Departinent of Justice and Princiyel hotela 1435 L JOR RENT—o E F aaa Koom, with larze bay window, and One Adjoining Hall Kom. with privilege of caterer: well heated ref; erences required. Inquire at 17. ob -6 w, thst uw. NT—PURNISIED OR UNF ED. bred people desired: nice folks in how Ld comforts: beautiful rooms; handsome hi le locality. $10 Sd st. nw. RENT—FURNISHED = gas and Pension offices, with or without | weaea 5 ROOMS NEAR C 2, ANTED_—OWNEKS OF LOTS IN ANY SECTIO! of the city will find it to their interests to place ein my hands for sale. DAVID D. sxe. nw. pat WANTED MISCELLANEOUS ai ANTED—TO RENT—A TYPEWRITER FOR One Month. State terms, Address A. G. O., Star an 810-30" WIE DRUG | } CLERK WITH SEVERAL Experience as an Assistant; re required. ‘Address A'NO. ONE, Star office, "h ANTED-A YOUNG MAN 17, on 18 YEARS tolearn the Upholsterer's Trade. Ouo wi natural talete for sketeliiuye and mechanical dnaWiuie Apply W. B MOSES & SONS, 11th and % ste HREE FIUST-CLASS UPHOLSTER- one, at sober men heed apply. ,H- HOEKE, 801 aa ANTED— Ware. 1. KEEN tid oun Weanie. A COMPETENT Wash and Trou for Fanny of well recommended. AY} Wis 1ED—A ae Boys about veventeén eleren aire TO COOK, Three; must co y 10712 13th vt.t.w. st INTELLIGENT WHITE ect iawn es :D—WHITE WOMAN FOK NURSE; GER- than preferred. Also Colored Wolun for Cool mass ae best references; good wages. A; 725 Q wt. NERAL HOUSE- ne but thoroughly com- ay, Bept. 9, from 9 till mater given by Siives sd MESS! FANTED—AT THE CITY INTELLIGENCE OF- fice every day, Working Women, Meu, Boys and Girla; no wanting for work— for govern- Bent positions prepared. 908 Eat. u,w. ANTED-BOY TO pTiguing and Stove year und Baukrae SOP sth ot awe ANTED — DUNDOMES | EMELOYMENY. BU. Teau, ‘conducted vy, ladies —Men and Woe white and colored, for alf kinds of domostic labor, city snd states with Feiereuces, Removed w 7UU L stu. w, au oa Wehieaones GIKL FOR COOK AND GES: Y cial Housework; references required. at ork; One who has been at hui or two yearn J. W. 96-40" 3 TIRFLY Ni rubber lergarment: fastest selling ted Indies’ specialty in the world, ‘Proof free. Addrexs B, LITLE, Chicago, & pertect success; sold only by eit, to whoni Bleeuctusive right is civeu: ou Yeceipt of $0 cout wre fill send « sainple ive 0 Uy, inal: alsv circulury; price jist and te: osgante pocure Tour teritosy a vl adress THe PINLESS: een ae CO, 17 jerinon st, Worcester, ‘Mass, plz-skw, Gua ANTED — YOUNG compa og! evasive TO take a thorough course tenography aud Typewnitiny with the, view of become sued emai- uenses aud reporters, and aleo any one wanti:. S30 thon toimcreame eveed, may apply at Koon ¥ 206, F at. v. WAXTEDIT KNOWN THAT SCHOOL BOOKS, New and Old, are Bought, Sold and Exchange, School supplies, 0-11 in P. ©, MERRY, 716 K st. nw. was PARLOK FURNITUMY " UPHOL- tiered, Alattrenuce roads ov k done ip 8 neat = substantial mann ‘Mattresses of all kinds ii to order. C.N 223 G st. vow, el-12t ANTED— DAVID LAING, Jn. Carpenter, 1118 North Capitol st., Washinton, DC. Sobbing a at ‘Estumates furnished. ace NW ANTED—H. BAUM PAYS THE HIGHEST CAR Prices for Furniture, Carpets, eat ‘Beda, Office and store risures, Patire Housebolds S Specialty. Address 314 0th at. u. 88 “PIMPLE Ww hie yg aoe phy ingtun’s Ml ‘Was ie Cream. ‘ask Sour drugyiet wa a it ae 86-0t* Ws ‘ED—ALL TO. eR G40 Det bw. wil wake Latreves, Feo Ranges and Defective Chimueys oy erate sitistuetorily ug and Spouting and Job Work done y ANTED—HORSES; oR: er and sume order box Price's tables, 311 arin 7th wt. road, iles from city. O. EE GLAlu, wlio, ae KEEPING =e aA ils; acts ‘upon the live les, 5Uc. For sale only at Gate nw. Yi, St) ‘TED—HIGHEST CASH VALUE PAID FOR Carpets, Stoves, Large und Small ucline, Store aud Office Fixtures. Call WINSTON, hs FASTED-OFE ICEHOLDERY Fou auE pier 7A Fair Civar, Toc. a box of box un exceilent Cigar, & BICBLES* Olu Stand 1011 Fa a Wika bp ie Nuits, athsud Oats wee Wis HD ave ine beat To field and it. and oul AN sm ‘and ri A yenture aud ne B. LAF- mad Ea ave. Telephone sail a020-3us in every: eeasen, sample free. sell Dr. McGill's “Complexiob Lo Toulon AILEY, Gonerai rt eens Pe ipa CLEANING AND AND orks; Feathers Kenovat Mat- orn frase, ct ‘sud ‘Moths UNG 140% Fe ave ‘elephone = RE’ EWARD FOR A. FoR A COLUMBIA Youu BICYCLE sila fobs, ore olen trom Y15 xt eee DEVITT'S Det y Siveut jorth Capitol st, WANTED—HOUSES. _ WANTED FOR DIMEDIATE | CUsTOMERS— room House for 6.000: room, Houte for OGY; Corner esideuce, tivt leas than 22 foct front, 20,000: Kena ence of 12 Hoon. 813,000. i to be cl ou northwest Owners dest eee tale end woo are wating’ Sion will. please ieee wiht ne. Wes or 20 a —_ SH'N DANENHOWER, #10-3¢ 3T—ON THE 81H INST, TWO WO TREASURY een aie, Pobesctonns ere rat yo uae tg fonuinent . has been stopped. Esberal ileftad 200 Tay ot swe ia aa A PAIR OF at PGLASSES AND Gol hain. Liberal reward if rotumed to 1714 Sthet, nw. ‘OST—MONDAY AETERNOON, POC POCKET BOE ‘Sup of road Money. Found will be puld for its veture to Siar office doer | He reward will be paid f¢ JOR RENT—1022 T ST. NW. HANDSOMEL. Furnished Apartmen:s, sincio ‘or en suite, with bath ; houseand location first-class; moderate terms, 35-4 QVOKk RENT_FURNISHED PARTOR FLooR. Also One Large Hall Loon: reasonable rent_to wen- eman. Apply at 1919 H et. nw. aw OR RENT—1720 H ST. N.W. HANDGOMELY Furnished Roots, with xood’home table; 01 caeare west of War on Navy Departments. #4-6* ‘Nicely Furni 3 with, | Plranaut suminer roomie, southern and easter expouire; relerencesexchanred. ‘auzU-Lmo* Ke RENT—WEST END FLATS, 2620 K 8 ear Signal Office, Lane Moots, bail. Famre, coal ont cae meter: rent, at R LL BUT ONE OF A NINV-ROOM lat, completely .urnished for housekeeping, 1oF rlor, Bed Room, Dining Kooin and Kite references. Inquire 920 ich st. juced to $14 to small tamily, 1 have also fur ret and sale large aud Biull provertics in ail weo- tous EA. McINTILE, Caw. Opp. Trinity ‘Chure! “RENT —THE TWO ELEGANT UPPER Floors at 11 Pennsylvania ave, with te en ¥ at premises or at Louvre at ~~ oI KENT—OFFICE ROOM* AT 728 13TH ST. MAHAM & SMIVH 28 Sui st. On BEXTOFFICE ROOMS “THOSE SEEKING clewant Uftice Koome will do well to, exauite the Baltic Building, 606 F team heut, electric lights, &e. Apply to W. B. HELLES, on the premises 34-1 —DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS IN 1 Building, 1425 New York and veutilation; elevator and all nod. ‘imps. Cae, 1425 New dork ave. Sty Wire pwentine HOUSE, 1035, 77H SOUTHEAST COKNER OF This is one of the best BLS corners on 7th st. doth Store and Dwelling Rooms newly papered = been a ed ‘oF price an ys app! 3 J. V, N, HUYCK, 1505 Peunsyivenia ave. ood ‘TABLE BACK OF 1012 50, See EUGENE F. AR- ve. ‘auzl-im ALE CHANCE-BEAUT dow Brick, ¢ la: yvemien RE | hated in borthaeer, will be we rented at ux seven hundred cota Furniture, hich will be sold ( ‘eens for ‘Rddreas nmedia ct ge ANCE. biar ofben. _S10-w, L830" SALES CENTRALLY LOCATED GKOCcERY including Sixt of «ro- TIFUL NEW BAY-WIN- ge rooms and, be modern rhout ; “ornee isthand Gata, new, ED—10 RENT A SMALL HOUSE, ~EVEN Wr Tine toone im the northwest tmmediately. Address V.5.1L, Star 0 OsT—s! 1890, ONE MEXICAN HAIR- Le named Jerry; return to ¥17E st aw: reward. It 4pTep—to igri IN ix THE Fost HyaaT A A Brick He within juse with 9: f the Patent OMtice Tout not Det “io exceed ‘sio's snd no Wa Address L. A.C., Star office, 99-3" Wignily tora Dveling PAY aaa i WetevEnws WISHING quick sale of their sh oana, MAKE A sete aera nh Stes aeons 820, 000, PeDAVID D. 8 ‘ONE, 8U6 F st. n.w. 80-' = Mies UST BLACK SPANIEL Li a ee Lorian fom i a as TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER (Pontaluine thes, F between f1th and tun ori Sth betworn eave. Finder = a to 1601 210-20" Oe Bg § yao CORNER OF Lig ite, Same Brite ‘Beverd if returned to, 34 th st B.| ANTED—A 7 Ant ae eooe a HOUSE UN Sar Bd DAVID D. BLOND, 806 F at. nw. FY {gE 4, ys ath py We aT ai | tate. oe ‘Address cik. sur aR NTED—I HAVE Bupa (AG AS4- t Houses of to10 ooh Uren cas ease good tenants AT ON etter nw. ‘ARD.—LOST OR IN GOING LO) fio Boston Honea to Metcepuiiion bane 0) sro Beaten Ola Link Sleeve ‘uumosas questions sated, CE TLINDELe Reston er as WITH we Tt Cluo, i IN GOLD AND paladanth Me- Sane era Ao a cae ose ee are SALE A FIRST-CLASS LADIES’ AND GEN- Restaurant; the city; cheay ou account of sickness, E.E., Star office. «9-3t* F° ZOR BALE—| RARE RE CHANCE-STOCE a. AND FIX- tures of Ver nally salen 93. stock inventory Price Eel rag Sy 15 on! i as « gi mast Pm OU Fat hw. Rossy or EADY WITH Ca CAPITAL AS dintug room and cafe: location = cous assured, M.M.'T. F708, BENT PHOTOGRAPHERS deol st aloes nee suc- = -FOR STORAGE URPOSES. SECOND | FOR SALE--MISCELLA NEOUS FF OR SALE EIGNT | FRESH “Address BEAL. aaa aa = a * (Good Lies & Rradbary Trane #10-16* 26 Oth st. now. , SALE VERY CHRAP—4 FIVE YEAkOLD yma 5 os Ne ROBERTSON SiS ee Fe. SALE—€20 BILL, BUY ONE set ari fot's nc clo Leather bes books cost sie k Linden ot “he Dercat Park. at* BE male cnai=aene LARGL-SIZED Pool, sa Also One Sbuffie Board Roquion of 7, 8 cong xpamit very mentic and good uw: Upper Mantboro, Macel0-2 ne M, 814 D at. ae. DR SALE -CHEAP—FINE HOOVER SOFA BED, Kuabe Piano, Body Brossels ii all Cook Stove and Meating Stoveaud some Dishes and Kitchem Utensils and Bed Comforts. 100: ae TOR SALE A SAFETY BICKCLY COOP a8 NEw ‘Sundrica, ‘Fice for the outfit ¢63, 1348 ¥ une aby oR SALA Sare “AND 1 rok wortinus well os Sine ecto tor tie ‘season's Work, Address No. 129 Maryland ave. ne, pk SALE—WILL BELL BLACKSMITH AND Horseshocing Tools. Two Forges, Moc and peut iow to the ryght man.” Ay rd Fok SALE stock AXP GOOD WILL OF Gko- ry Store doing » good busi ues, wood pease G welling “Apnly to Be LON J.°8 ALE warar nigs 7 SPACE FOR caaine, _ PRFIFFER OONLIFY, 516 Lith at. nw BF. SALE ae DHAND Fa Oak Dayton Wagon, a Gsnw e JOR SALE ar Fe. ‘ten IRST-CLASSSURREY. MADE makers in the country ; 6 seMmON be SNo PAY Ne sow Forster 1 BREWSTER LANDAU, 1 BREWSTER Herts, 1 elght-apring Victoria, built by Beary = 1 sctagon front Broucham, tnilt Pipce & Jqhuson 1 susder Phaeton, built 3 French Victoria’ 1 French, rvusbam. vos leather covered Landau fit fwsrare? Tage, 1 extension front’ Brouchan, Reckaw y. 3 glass Lapdaue, © Henry Killaus Brushes carts, 1 Tubury, 4 Village, 3 Pony Carts, | ton, 15 Phaet doo The uber carriages, both new a one d-hand, are From the best manera, are ait in excelisee oon aud tuust be gold te make Fostn for Luptovs eo 3 CAMKIAGE REFOSITUI, ot bet. 16th aud 17th JOR SALE—HANDSOMA BAY HORSE, hands. eucut years old. sound aud gout for aus Purpoue) Aino Sittre} aud. Harun sell separate. 1337 T st. u.w TOK SALE—GOOD-PAXING MILK hi Sows Milk Cans, One Waxon, Apply tos. + KOWS, near Tenieyi ss « JOR SALE—TWO GOOD-SIZE JOR F OVLI 81,200 WORTH OF FoRKtrons, Having deters: ived to move to the country, L offer at Drivate sale over #1,200 worth of Furniture, me in my boarding house, furuiture as wood ae wed mouths.” Call at ouce at 407 ‘sti si iw EAL soa FOR SALE A GROCERY AND PuoUsI0N Store will be sold cheap, a» the © Jeave the city. “Apply 1. As DUFFEL 340 site court house, OLD BUILDING MATERIALS of the Gales mausion, Eckiugton. marble and wood mantels, window frames iunide shutters and outside binds doors. mlduyge, stainy Se. de. Apply “os UST ARRIVED PKOM MAKT oa Ten Fine saddie and Driving Hot One Pair of Fine Brown Mares. Cau be seen at JA5. G. BOWEN'S Stables, 627 New York ave. nw. =4-0t Fee SARA GREAT BARGAIN 20 QUICK buyer, a Magnificent Hixh-ciass Upright Piano, Used but four wonths by careful party. Finely tus ished, dark rowewood. handsome and elegant in style, Huree stiinws, grand actin, best Amuprovenictte, very full and rch tom power, altoxether Hf taken at once fo: Stool with it, A ice nauare Piano for @ Beginner for $90, €5 per muuth until paid for. oa THE PIANO EXCH NOE, )OR SALE~AN EXCELLENT GEN) HAL Hore, sound side-tar i SOLUMBTS 3 Jou area BEAUTIFUL CP in bed 1B Osh, ML 1 uct Piano Agents, Pianos for tent 61 ‘t MADE AND NEATEST OYSTOR 1 per 100 wit is SCHMID'S Paper @ BAF ASth wt uw. Leleplone call, eu30- ln TONE SCREENINGS—LIMt STONE cas with bands ¥ a reliable ; Hend-made Surrey early new. A bargain. Onn be STABLES, 1741 Johnson w bad Fishes, A ut ‘Cakes and ry 1 $17 1th wt. mow, OK SALE—REDUCTION IN Pale — = THE P wext thirty day we will sell mat cogs, Call and see the «restest bargains favour Curriaces aud Harness GEYEA, 406 F matali. ever PIANOS AND ORGANS, ft went 20 payments aa SALE—“OTTO and Becund Lani qallou Db. BALLAU Fe BALE—CAKKIAGES, WAGONS AND BUG- mes OD enay terms; 100 jobs to select trom, paring, pain tram JAKBOR, 515 Geo MONEY TO LOAD. yo 3 YOU WANT MONEY?—$10 TO g100 TO LOAN Low lirterest on Furniture, Piauos, Sevens, Casone, Ssveprbold Goode orocber Parsee bes principal and uiteres! nents; Bo Tewoy. pubbeity.” Box #8, star and payable in weekly oF mat ay of vote trom ress 0 AND $500 IN HAND, NO eprom thie to prepare pair, EBL $11,000.58; Tee eo _su23-Jm A519 F st uw, J .OASs Al LOWEST RATES OF INILKEST ON te unity by ean SY GRAHAM & SMITA, _suz3-1m Ol) lemme ONEY IN BAND TO “LO, on Ar RoveD irict real catate, F. Fu! “sulG-lm an 1 ‘ONEY = LOAN IN ANY AMOUNTS, FOR long oF Short period, at S and 6 per cent, WEx- i eee WILCUL &'CO., 1907 Pu. wre aud Gth aud ~~ wul6-Lm {HOM 81 000 TO $26,000 TO LOAN oN cite Property at lowest rates of imterost. Ti. BROOKS O18 Tee at. 2 26-Su euay TO LOAN MO™§ is Sci now e600 urwaRD, AT > AND 6 PRK CENT, oN REAL ESTATE IN THIS DISTRICT. BO, HOLTZMAN, Corver 10th and F sts. aw, NEY TO LOAN AT FIV PEK CENT ON AP Ratate Security. Lange anouutee dYLkk & “RUTHERFORD, 1407 F st. uw, ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO 0 SUIT. ATS AND UVEF cent on D, C. real estate security. on hk i isa WLI Nom, 1500 Pe. myi9 (The Arlington Fire ins. “Cove fens ON. AN—ENDOWMENT, LIFE AND AOE 20 LOAN DORE, LEE AnD same at reasousble Loans megotisted Aovly to Mt MACHESO \L ESTATE yg ONtY TO Loan oN es Euccesaor to DAXENHOW i re ‘eM Cor tot ena @, ape Toe MAN OF & ce Taveabon Fay , Capitol poe ee z iW. See DUVALL, 926 F st. nw. BUSINESS, I WILL pA 4 Serene BROOKE, Star office. BOARDING. | (kee ren op pe ane ain __ PERSONAL, =F x= = LOAN. —MONEY IN SUMS OF 61 vintorewsents, ‘pdtrean be PO. Ber seS ‘Gyn rae aan wav poDoRT Eas? Rh eS ae Cx, SERVICE ‘ATION QUESUIONS mote TARE ata ASST a aes tatiamaees! es Ree