Evening Star Newspaper, September 12, 1890, Page 2

ONLY TWO CENTS A SHINE: Tomorrow’s Great Big Star aad the Rays It Will Distribute. Brighter and brighter shines Tar Evexrxo Sraz each Satarday, with clever short stories, special articles on novel and fascinating sub- Jeots, sketches of real life in Washington, bu- merous and otherwise, and all sorts of other type-set scintillations, The sixteen-page paper tomorrow will be filled with matter interest- ing, instractive and amusing. Among other things it will coatain a story by E. Lynn Lin- tos, Hastrated. entitied ‘Zoe's Double Chains, or For Life and For Love.” This is one of series of short tales by the best-known and most talented authors in this country and in Europe, specially written for Tux Stax and now being published from week to week on Satardays, Tomorrow's issue will be as profusely adorned with illustrative etchings as usual, and some of its features, prepared by the Washington staff and by correspondents all over the worid, will be: UNCLE SAM'S LAWYERS (Lilustrated). Men who look after the legal interests of the departments, TOILER FOR THE NATION (Illustrated). Why Pr ident Harri is the hardest- ‘worked man in the United States. TRICKS OF FAKIRS (Illustrated). Doubts about the boy who disappears up the rope. IN OLD LONDON TOWN (Illustrated). A quaint spot in Maryland and its memo- nee ZOE’S DOUBLE CHAINS (Illustrated). A charming love story, written for Tax Evey- xo Srap by E. Lynn Linton. WHITE HOUSE ANNEX (Illustrated). The President's household at Cresson Springs. TYPOS’ SNUG HARBOR (lilustrated). Pians considered for the Childs-Droxel Home. AN IMPOSING CEREMONY. The obsequies of a famous South American Bishop. By Fannie B. Ward. IN A LAND OF MONKEYS. Strange sights seen by a member of the Nicaragua canal expedition. MISSING FROM HOME. Many mysterious disappearances reported to the District police. WOMAN WITH THE BRUSH. Five distingoished artists “talk about her faturo in art. GALATEA OUTDONE. Avision of animated canvas and marble at the Corcoran Art Gallery. IN THE GOOD OLD TIMES, Pleasing rominiscences of Beverly Tucker and his friends, AN OLD CANNON YARN. The strange adventure of a gun in the Mexi- eam war. SCHOOLS OPEN SOON. Only one week more for boys and girls to play. DEATH IS THE VALLEYS NAME. A cheerful little desert in Southern Cali- fornia. WITH WHITTIER AND HOLMES. A Stan correspondent describes a recent visit to the venerable poets, A THRIVING VIRGINIA TOWN. An interesting letter from Charlottesville. LESSONS IN NATURAL HISTORY. A Washington scientist who enjoys the com- panionship of rate and spiders. NEW YORK NOTES. Echoes of the week from the metropoiis by Taz Stan's special correspondent. REAL ESTATE GOSSIP. Information and comment on an absorbing topic. TENNIS AT LE DROIT PARK. Arrangements for the Fall Tournament Next Week —Prizes, A meeting of the tennis players of Le Droit Park wag held at the residence of Mr, Butter- worth, with Mr. W. E. Williams in the chair aud Mr. J. M. Wright as secrutary, for the pur- pose of forming an association of all the clubs in the park. At present the different clubs each have their own courts and it is now pro- posed to combine sli the clubs into one. A lease of an available piece of ground is being arranged, and if it can be secured six courts will be built thereon that will rival if not excel any in the south. It was decided to hold the nual fall tournament, which is open to all members of park clubs, on and after the 16th instant, Mr. Clarence McClelland being selected to act as referee and take entire charge of the psy, First and second prizes in singles will ¢ offered—the winner of the first prize to play ‘Mr. Barnard for the “Harrison trophy” and the championship; the second prize to be awarded to the “runner up.” Mr. Douglas Dyrenforth, an enthusiastic yp! ayer and oue of the pioneers of the game in this city, bas donated as an auuual prize for. doubles « solid silver trophy, beautifully etched and decorated with ounblenss of the sport, valued at $75, and it is safe to say tha contestants will work hard to winit, A second prize is also effered to the “runners up” an doubies. Euts.es close on the 15th instant, and should be made to Mr. W. E. Williams, 404 Spruce street, Play will begin promptly at 4:5", Pm. ewch day aud will continue the entire week, Weather permitting. —— A Woman's Relief ‘The first of « series of literary, musical and bocial entertainments was given last evening at Mouumental Hall, No. 133 Pennsylvania ave- nae, by the U. 3. Grant Woman's Relief Corps aud there wasa very large attendance of tho triends of the corps. Col Wm. A. Cook, the newly clected commander of U. 8. Grant Post, opened the exercises with an address, in which ity up to the present Noqucutly of the services ren- mothers, wives and daughters in hos- where during the Inte civil war, and the work they are now doing as auxiliary aids to the Grand Army of the Kepublic. Cake aud cream were served to the guests at the Civte of utertainment ———__— The Census Recount at St Paul. Superintendent Porter today received the following dispatch from Mr. James H. Wardle, who is iu charge of the work of making the re- count of the population of the city of St. Paul: “Nota person retarned from the Catholic Psrochial Sehovl or Union Depot building. Three poh ana im the Globe build- ing, 15 pt Kyan and none in the Pioncer Presa bs idan Ly the first census 257 were returned as residents at the Parochial School, 245 at the Union Depot, 553 at the Hotel Ryan and 110 at the Pioneer ay ned Preas building. ait , Suceessful Washington Boys. ‘The results of the examinations for Lehigh SOCIAL MATTERS. ‘What Well-Known People Are Dotng— Personal Notes. Mrs. Dorsey Claggett has returned from sum- mering at Deer Park to her beautifal home on 16th street. Mr. ett, who was not in bis usual good health in ‘ly summer, is now pen it ‘be ose og ae ot ett spent the Montclair aad Long Brauch. They are’ back in the city, Mra, A. J. Halford and her son, Deano Hal- ford, will leave the city today for Holbrook, Mass.,@ eaburb of Boston, where Mra. Hel- ford’s parents, Rev. and Mrs. Deane, reside. we Halford hopes to recover in the northern air from s severe attack of the grip from which she suffered during the past two weeks. Mra, E. W. Halford and Miss Jeannette Hal- ford aro at Cresson Springs with the jiden- tial party. ‘The former is in delicate health. Col. and Mrs, Eldridge J. Smith of No. 1736 F strect are at Saratoga. Mrs. Robert Christy is spending the summer and autumn with her friond, Mra. Vance, at Charlotte, N.C. Mr. and Mrs. 8. H. Pine, recently from Ohio, have taken the house No. 1935 15th street, where they will reside.during tho winter. Representative and Mrs. Brower are at Old Point Comfort for a short stay. Mr. and Mra W. W. Moteslf are located for the present at Lenox. Mr. Harry Smith, journal clerk of the House, who has been livmg with his family at the Fredonia Hotel, bas taken a house on O street, where the family will soon be established in all the delights of housekeeping. After adjournment of Congress Mr. Smith and young daughter will depart for an extensive trip through the western and southwestern states, Many courtesies in the way of special cars and sumptuous entertainment, by the way, will be tendered Mr. and Miss Smith. Mrs. W. E. Curtis is im Ohio for the present month. Senator and Mrs. Dixon have spent the sum- mer in the city at the Hotel Arno. The have kept up the pleasant acquaintance with a nu ber of the residents here whom they met during the season by exchanging longthy visite. The Misses Rice, Mive Darveille and Miss Jackson have returned from thoir summer trip and are spending September at Forest Glen. Miss Hough of 1333T atreet has returned after several weeks absence from the city. Mr. and Mrs, A. B. Hines and family and Miss Nettie Serrin, who have been summoring at Colonial Beach, returned to the city last ovening. Mrs. Elizabeth A. Cleaves, 627 G street southwest, and Mra, A. J. Rowland, 218 4th street southeast, arrived in New York per steamship Devonia on Monday last from an extended tour through Europe, and later reached their homes in this city, where they will be happy to see their friends. Hon, Chas. Chesley and daughter and Miss Floreuce Twitchell of this city, who traveled with them, remained in London and will spend the winter in Frence and Italy. Mrs. Dvyrenforth and daughter also remained in London, where they have since been n joined by Judge Dyren- forth and daughter, Ethel. The Misses Dyren- forth wilt remain abroad to pursue their studies in music and art and the languages, Mrs. James B, Austin and hor daughter, Miss Hattie, have returned from an extended trip throughout Colorado. Mrs. Harry King and Miss Annietta King, her daughter, have gone to tho Eastern Shore of Virginia, where they will remain for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Parker Mann and Miss du Barre, who have been spending the summer among the mountains of Delaware county, New York, have gone to Nantackct, where they will stay during the remainder 6f September. Mrs. F. M. Grahe of 1287 9th street uorth- west left today for Baltimore, Frederick and New York. Hon. Cabot Lodge and Mrs. Lodge have becn in New York for a few days and aro now here until Congress adjourns, Col. John Hay is in New York, but will soon come here to complete literary work, Mrs. Hay and children are stil} in the mountains. Chestnut Grove, near Boyd's Station, Md., was s scene of brilliant display last Tuesday evening. An old-fashioned corn roast was the occasion. The following persons took part from Washington: Mr. and Mra, RK. T. Hieston, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Hanford, Mr. and Mra. E. A. Greenough. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Patrick, dr. and Mrs. Wm. A. Teepe, Mr. and Mrs. K. 8. Donaldson, Mr. Frank Ashford, Miss Fannie Livingstou, Mrs, RB. C. Acton, Miss Heistor, Miss Hattie E. Neal, Miss Katie Jones, Mra Nathan Edlin, Mra. W. J. Perry anu Master Willian Teepe. Mr. and Mrs, Frederick Paul Sioussa havo is- sued cards for the marriage of their daughter, Miss Aimee Sioussa, to : John H. MeCor- mick, at the McKendree M. E. Chureh, ‘Thurs- day morning, September 18. Mrs. La Fetra, president of the W.C.T.U., has returned from Frederick. Mrs. J. H. Soule, Miss Soule and Mr. Percy Soule have returned to the city from Capon Springs. Miss Alice Sanger, the President's stenog- ener left the city this morning for Cresson, a. There was a very pleasant gathering on Wednesday evening at the residence of Mr. Herman Thompfordt, 1315 43¢ street south- west, it being the occasion of the =e of Mr. Milton Stipe of New York and Miss Philipena Schueider of this city, Although the uffuir was private there were present a great many personal friends of the bride and groom. among whom were: Mr. and Mra Sehneider, the parents of the bride; Mr. and Mrs. Herman Thompfordt, Mr. and Mrs. Heury Thompfordt, Mr. and =. J. HA, Fowler, Mrs. Weber, Mrs. G HR. Koontz and the Misses Carrie Schneider, Ida Schneider, Minuie Schneider. Lena Fowler and the Messry. Georg» D, Scott, Samuel Bacon, William Behrends, Ewald Schneider and Charles Schneider and several members of the Ger- mania Mannerchor, who rendered, during the evening, severai selections of vocal music, The happy pair were recipients of many beau- tiful and valuable presents. Mr. and Mra, Stipe left on the 11:40 train for New York, where they will make their fature home. Miss Annie Smith, youngest daughter of Wm. H. Smith, librarian of the House of Repre- sentatives, who has been for several weeks prostented with the typhoid fever, is now con- valescent unde: the careful medical attention of Dr. Acker. o-——_____ TOO BIG A JOB FOR THEM. ‘The Raum Investigating Committee De- cline to Examine 132 Pension Clerks. ‘The special committee of the House appointed | *! to investigate the charges against Commis- sioner Raum met at the Pension building this morning for the purpose of taking the testi- mony of the one hundred and thirty-eight clerks who, it was charged, bad received pro- motions by reason of their purchasing stock in the Universal Refrigerating Company. All of the members were present with the exception of Mr, Goodnight of Kentucky, Tho commit- tee, however, decided not to call any of the clerks for exsmination for the following rea- sons, which were entered on the record at the direction of the committee: “Gen. Raum ne committee sub- ma every employe o sion ue who ios been a preuneted Ars his ar ar istration of the office to disprove the charge that auy of such em; rea have purchased or held stock im the Universal Refrigerating Com- pany or been promoted by reasou thereof. The committee declined to comply with his request on the Cs ad that it id, in their orion, judging from the evidence alteady taken, be useless Se of time and a needless o: nse. Mesers. Morrill, Flick and Lewis sus- {ined the ob Mr. this testimony he should be lowed, to do so, The committee then 1d until) Mon- y. Gen. Raum the mem- ‘ee, SHOUTING STARS. Tepresented, If Mr. Cleveland baeh cus shares aad Liddon was not » Representative Gibson of Maryland will be succeeded by a Page. A SLIP OF THE TONGUE. Mrs, Maleprop: ‘Henry, dear, didn't I hear You say toduy you were ‘pursuing the newspaper in the conservatory?’ ” Mr. Malaprop: “Yes, love,” Mrs. Malaprop: “Well, Henry, I hope it was merely lopis laruti, and not ‘genuine ignor- ance.” Samuol Barton is the Key to the North Point celebration at Baltimore today. Thoee Baltimore North Point battle celébra- tors will be getting up tomorrow morning sing- ing: O say! can you sce by the dawn's early light What so proudly we nailed in the twilight’s inst gleaming, Thoée bottles and glasses, through the perilous fight, O'er the corkscrews we watched were #0 gal- lantly streaming? And the clarot’s red jlare, and the champagne in air, Gave proof through the night that “our flag ‘was still there,” Oh say, does that star spangied banner yet wave O'er the land of the free and the home of the brave? If so let her wave! Old Man: 80 you want to marry my daagh- | & ter?” Young Man—modestly: ‘es, sir.” Old Man—sternly: “Well, sir, what do you mean by making such a request? You are not even able to support yourself.” Young Man~more modestly: “Of course not, sir. That's why Iam anxious to get married, sir.” Hon. William Walter Phelps is coming home on a visit. He has been having a bang up time in Germany. * A photographor in New Haven yesterday took tweuty-eight grains of morphine. He'll never take anything else. To Pension Office employes: All roads lead to Raum. D. C. MARESMEN ¥, G, We thought our boys at Creedmoor range Were going to boom their fame, But up to date they do not seem NINE HU DRED RESCUED. The Men Who Saved the American Whalemen in 1871 to Be Reimbursed. Among the private bills recently passed by the House of Ieprosentatives is one awarding a hberal suta of mouey towards the losses eus- tained by the ow: of five whaliug ships in rescuing some nine hundred shipwrecked offi- cers and men from the frozen regions of the Arctic ocean in the year 1871, The owners of these whale ships have been before nearly every Congress for nineteen years. Ex-Con- gressman Crapoof the first Massachusetts dis- trict and ex-Congressman Bowman of the fifth Massachusetts district introduced bills and did a great deal of work in the matter while they were in Congress, Mr. Candler of the ninth Massachusetts district introduced the bill dur- ring his former term in Congress and again at the present session, und has been indefatigable in urging the House to give the matter its at- tention, The bill was referred to a subcom- mittee of the committee on claims, and Mr, Smith of the twentieth [lhnois district, xe chair- man of the subcommittee, made an exhaustive examination of the mattcr. and through his recommendation a unanimous report:was made in favor of the bill, though on figures consid- erably less than the petitioners claim was the actual loss to them occasioned by abandoning their whaling voyages and making the rescue. The bill is now pending on the Senate side and is in charge of Senator Hoar, who has intro- duced it in at least three Congresses, Senator Dawes introduced itin one or more Con- Gresses. It is snid that several of the owners of these whale ships became financially em- barrassed in consequence of their great losses in making this rescue. They had these nine hundred shipwrecked human beings on board the rescuing whale ships forty days and landed them all in safety. The whale ships were fitted outat greatexpense fora two years’ cruise. The rescuing so ars number of imperiled seamen is unparaile! ———+oe-___—— MEDALS FOR MARKSMEN. The Best Shots in the Department of Dak akote. The contest for positions on the rifle and army carbine teams closed yesterday at Camp Douglas, Wis. The following is the result of the four days’ firing, two days at known dis- tauces and two days atskirmishing. The totals for the four days are givon: Rifle team—Lieut. Muir, seventeenth infantry, 558; Corp, Dens- mcre, fourth infantry, 538; Sergt. Davis, six- teenth igfantry, 534; Corpl. Trich, seventh jn- fantry, 590; Sergt. Hambarg, twenty-third in- fantry, 529, Sergt. Merwin, fifteenth infantry; 520; Sergt. Doolan, engineers, 504; Corpl. Lang, twelfth infantry, 602; Sergt. Unger, fifth infan- try, 490; Private Gorman, ninth infantry, 474, Carbine team—Capt. Kerr, sixth cavi 551; Corpl. Thornton, sixth cavalry, 542; Black- smith Kaiser, fifth cavalry, 521; Capt. Hall, fifth qpvalry, 499: Corpl. O'Connor, fifth cav- alry, Sergt. Tyler, fifth cav: 493; Corpl, Corp, fitth eavalry, 490; Corpl. Hake, Attu ear. 190; Private “ype sixth caval; ry, 489; Ticdt, Wright: ninth cavalry, 481 Infantry total 5,309, cavalry total 5,010. ‘The first four members of medals, The medals were presented by Gen. Ruger yesterday afternoon, —_—_—+e- —__ —. ‘Cable Notes. The miners of the Durham district who struck for seven hours asa day’s work have compromised on ten hours and will resume work at once, Gen. Booth, the head of the Salvation Army, is —_ ublishing a book embodying the his- to ing of laborers was held ind the Ea East End of London last night at at |. which goodly dona! were made by all the dockers’ unions for the strikers in Australia, alliance has been Itis stated that the extended until 1897, pie between the couple, 8 table knives Both received fatal peace EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON _— The Southern Lumbermen’s Convention is in session in St Louisa, No presidential timber is yees to Boston to live, #ill Anxious Tnguirer: No, Canon Henry Parry WANTED—SITUATIONS. ‘WAGE eee Fete Te, cree | eetaee@ et oae) ions O13 That. mw. 12-3te aM. ani WOMEN CODER S19 70.975, ; Wait pareaser Hands; Colored on W: ANTED—A A S008 COOK; mM ‘derstana -_Apvly at Waktee- st, THBMICHMOND—ACAMPENTER sabed. a oe im |W Vaavenapor soe entas lady and Geutloman OFFICIAL" wT “Orvictate” ia9 FTE ey ANTE! GEN’ amb Ww DA OE Sci Og ERERGT AED Sia celigd, “ad aNTED TWO PERLE’ NOED YOUNG MEN Woman —— ae | M ‘OuG to have c <4 Ul move but Mouse weed apps. 8 TWO, star a Notion ‘ANT! oom MAN TO DO “GENERAL Wane Woh toe SG MAS, tae eae and and “ypewzijue: mt own a ae S| tas ae star otica.? ‘°* Li Pah ae ‘GOOD Coox | WASHER Re Ll YOUNG MAN TO MAKE HIMSELF Useful iuanOffiee, Address, in ia own handwriting, Box 127, Star office. Waren HAN Pinte mea YOU! ee MEN frat sacs dogn Aibauet's Oper fee Sunday at f 30 ahiarhe W: NTED—A GOOD BARBER AT voz ‘ED-A Gh ‘Avsiat in Wi foreuces r- Fat Est. a1z.20 70, D0, cH CHAMBER Wonk roping. NESCETENS Bis ap SS Ghtaren 2 ve 0 take cl amy Ausie and Prim corner’ shdress Wires RP Sa FE WANTED Aw WOMAN TO WASH AND Apply rat ised 4 av. WAS RNERGETIO BoY TO BE cae useful iu a store, between 8 Monday morning. Ks a. )¥EABS. APPLY AT Ponnsylvanis ave. 12-3" FOR SALE—MISCELLANFOUS Feehan ee We ers ar mci Were SPURS) Podge sanggertir omnes | PLETE TESTES TE sy mdr ‘hee ry md Room case gre Sra a sat Mi Br HO Snes Tae aan aaa neers Footman. pr convenient “to hendice snd cars: frst-clvas Fx SSRIS are Nae ene | Foe ers rs or Ei Wierd Sate ig Manta Maram, teoeles ‘sud en sutte: 1 Fatt SALE TWO OWS—ONE FRESH wr ‘Rorth, south ana east. two 33. Ee, teen ar soe Sa SAML AL SaaS ae Sheior F ec nw, | New Yortave ie ae SB . weareate 5| Fen BALE—ONE NEARLY a tia "Ss Tate ip seennt COOK & Met, Weat Washington, at Few REXT—1409 L st. X.W., FERRINIED Frese eer usr Feng aparcasaet aney YORK a ed Apartments, en my nega Bier tae ONE? E FURNISHED, home: low tend) tenant. “Aovis hed RNCED | SIENOOHAPHER ai tae « Such ‘Oficer- Pest of ra Fe", SALW E Ax sel BLACKSMITH AND Lae Ty Forms, Sook: | u AS Wari as SOLAR AGED : 25a Ist uw. wears © the raeht Kenly iP Ws Fosition or as a ‘Lrav eler, © uJ RENT—1008 HST. 1 HST Nw Ww. —GEGDIG-as oat ae eal = ise: well ‘Theiss Fe Bey-winuow RGA TOCK AND GOOD WILL OF GRO. Mai star office. wat in Beate south, and Shird story F cory “tom: doting «good bond wees od Feasons for Se Apniy to BR LEONAND, 407 ayy st ewe | Fei Sarre KUOMS ware at Db. FE table for ht hotusekeep tue. to p 70K SALE—WATCH THIN -~ i ea children; gas sud ; bath samme Goer. south f Waser rages, FOR Fi FIRST. CLAGs 1919 Het uw, ateoe — ANO BARGAINS, BREN T—025 19TH ST. NW_TWO Lanoy. | “9 PFEIFFER B 8 cONLIFT, S16 Lith et nw. a a Shela gk AE eee see Tag temaued commubicrting moderate, yates _ENPLOY VERS — FUR PIRBT-CLASS & KENT—1308 14TH ST. ¥.W.. TWO Servants, with re ind to ited FANTRLLIGENGE. ORTICE, GOL at how Fe SP your orde; be filled with dispatch, anx5-1) Oue oom; third , front. =! eerie z;0Rr ae ee X3 om THREE UNFUR? WANTED—HOUSES Fitcor aiso Furnished 3 14th ot wow, tears pean the doen rey WANTED—« SMALL HOUSE OR 3.0R 4 UN- lartess, furuished Rooms tor Housekvepiug in the nw.: Fe RENT— 3UNFUR. COM. ROOMS, 2D FLOUR, yored carr 2 or RED oath War gd bath on same: bay window; board near oF will, from ‘be best mak. gait very Livht housekeping; references; two on bet. car and eric lites, 1445 Corcorat st. and must be rola te te ae on, for banprovemmeuts not Downe. ate 1 ee Siindaek” REFOSITOI, FOUR DES Fe KENT INO PAULOUS ON xb FLO! Era i = Ly GOO! wels000 abd 623,000. "Must | at Igy ret te toe guod teoaut; southern eapossee: | IF ore ‘Nit Seon raging ye =~ Ober sat Sra nis K at. i BOWS, near Tenleyiown, D.C. wee ; * + OR REN NT ROOMS, JORKALE—TWO GvoD-s1Z5 ANTED—TO RENT-HOUNE, 8 Rooms 5 we. F i8. Stary WErEe-t RDO! pre Sse Siucle Foome, © three A aoe rE saath UALS, 1 hehitm aon one BRENT —2p AND SD STO STORIES 0} a 7th at. uw. 1306 4 rooms ob each th ‘Le rented gethor “inquire at 1022 8th st. nw Weiser. ¢ EURUHASE UNE = In erases for @5.000: 1 in Tacoma for 83. O05 tiers Brooms, J.J.M. IGUT SUNNY ROOMS, SECOND eae lo sa lange room con runt lu Bist office Wis ITED—TO RENT A &iX OK ee ee ROOM Brick House; mod. imps; in good condil ‘ Nest of 7th and north of Hate 84. ea Wadia GIRL OR WOMAN TO COOK ARD do General Housework. Call two days at GUG K ROCKRY nAND PROVISION Sa ras THOMAS, opp. Store will be sold © Bee go the owner te suowt ts ; : ve the city. AYDLS de At DUPA, S40 Dat ne ETED TO RENT, A HOUSE OF MODERATE ANTLY | FURNISHED APART. | Site court bo wide the leas per mouth. | Ad- Bed 22d Boer, wath | BVOK Sai GREAT BARGAIN TO Quick : office buyer, itceut High-ciass ‘rane, ANTED-IN GEORGETOWN, FOUR 70 si%- :: | | Bred Wut fous mouths. by igen. cre ae meer peter lent care ye | BPO! 13 FD ~~ be = ie. Bfloesviting smiount of ruatexectetn Geta eat ea, Une notes wen wo ia care: George: | pone arice ° git extra Sve eiuggha tone mt mth AXTED TO BUY A NICK HOUsK LOCATED | Chica, “usll temilyé ladien preferred. Lib. ster | Haken st oncetfor oaly ice ‘cok PL Witser bots, Payout Circle, ven 810,000" #15,000. | Mee 2.21 _ | atyol with it ag — SHED ROOMS NEAR CES; Wires 70 TO ORGANIZE LODGES FOR anew urder that tg members $100 in one your: special te terms xiven, Aaareos HE. ARES & Srwauizer, Box 87, Lowell, Maan _ W APER HANGERS, APPLY Tae ely to C. E, KING, 18:30 Lath st, u.w. W: NTED-A WHITE NURSE FOR A as 3 years of age and willing to assist in light house Work, experieuce aud references req dress &.C,, Star office. WANT) — MEDIATED —a_WOnAan TO gah and Trom: inugt stay nights and f sraiah ei Telerewoes, “Gali at Maatnecetis | avo, 12-3 WR DSINION koma ere = eras kin SEIS Ae We NTED-GOOD RE Arz0, PLUMB. er's Holi ors. SWaASTED—wALE TE aes rH term sfx months; salary te bers month. rane (B+ F CLAYBERGER, Clerk, Vieuns, Fatrt ‘County, VW ANTED—A WHITE FAMILY, CONSISTING OF an, wife aud daughter, for Nervice in the Coun- try near Got far fare ; man for garden, wife for cook and daughter for house firl; also good Nurse; good quarters near house, only, fun 4 Retwoon 8 sm and 10 pm, toCHAs, we NOY, Wormniey's Hotel. ATED Oo WHITR aERViaaE WORE to Cook, Wash and Iron; youug woman as Nuree for two children. two and five yearecld, to woto Naval seader Apply 2000 Q st. 11-3t WaANTED-AN vas ahs THN 8 OITy Fo FOL SALE of a Historical Churt of the Catholic Church. on oS addrees J. PHILLIPS, Publisher, 43 Be % ne. ee PANTED_—A YO YOUNG MAN Wi advertising schome. of Fesarensee Address SCHAME, ANTED-BELL BOY, LAUNDRI Washer and Kitchen Girl at the Cor Hotel, Capitol Hill. ws TED-—AN INVESTMENT FROM $200 ‘TO 8500 Oy iyo oy @ new thing which isu great ; large profite sure, Address Mo- Bia o success bows! fare vi aa halt OR WHITE Wi Wo General House Work in « Bi i between 4 und 6 p.m. at 1400 G ANZED—A RELIABLE, HONEST WHITE GIRL W Seanad et Housework’ in Swwall Family; ext row ei waxes expected, W. PoCh OCKE ie Lowinevil ‘s. ss pcs a ANTED— -A BALENMAN | TO DRUM THE JOB bine Grocery ‘Trade; one perience ferred, "Address, Tyith setereuces, ili ‘ED—GUOD COOKS, FOOTMEN, 0’ Sgaebers, Walters, utlors Monee Workers Nomen for Families Out aa” BUMNHAM'S TOGs nw. al D—AT ONCE—THREE GOOD oe Wit danas: (rumors preferred: steady, work, and wes to competent persotis, uM Te Tathet. nw. ‘4 BRIGHT OFFICE BOY. ADDRESS = office. Applicant will Ce pe in ie te age, reference, if any, sud fea A Warts RELIABLE AGENTS OF are wex to canvase {or an old-establisived Mie insur- ‘nce wasuctn Auesment plan. Apply to J. st ; oe Sn ene W-15t" wx — A YouNG MAN 17 18 YEARS ‘1d to feutn ties olaterer'e ce trade, ‘One with naturel tale Mt for het i pieterted. “Apply W. fost ‘Tihs B tows & SONS. 11eh an WASTED. -LEAUNERS FOR PROF CHRIST- her's International Tayler System; with any inch Tule or tupe meseure slouc, a8 lontific tujlore cut; vamungeriais cut and winds umd instructed patterns Kiven by Mune. 3. J. MESSER, 1403 1c tsi pies THE CITY INTELLIGENCE OF: five every day, Working W. ye aud ho Suiting tr Neorkepviication a overt ment positions prepared. Roo! ntod, pte nw se ‘ise ANTLD—DUNDORES EMPLOYM! oe we gad colored, fo Wanesiraease Tabor, city et pomoved to 70Y L stu. w. “iene 7 Wart ‘ED—WHIT?. GIRL FOR COOK AND GEN- red. sister era) Housework; references requi ‘Apniy at Warn iam INVESTIGATE! THE EQUITABLE BOND ASSOCIATION or BALTIMORE, MD. HAS NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER As- creda 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, AVRL SAVAGE, ATTORNEY—MANAGER, def lin 711 14TH ST. N.W. V AXTED = Ete PRUNONS, WIsHING Ri {2 Stemowraph ana Tyyewntine wi eet Pe see ae ‘eaee a aiso fe wastin You te: Perera 4 4908 boi ag WANTED ROOMS, ANTEDTA TEACHER QF MUSIC AND CER; several '¥ use of Room and Puy te es far obec MET ‘WANTED—tWo FURNIEHED RONG, Vie = ; for a wentieman, wife and Sot Fe az ene ix or a ipeatten wane wie i = erie; havinue Taby need | Petaesor of the Law she, chan Building 4425 Sew York “od ata erie reign eb Bar office, 4 iv light ona veutilat Wust: ANTKD—BY GENTLEMAN. Hoom in = cones Star Weasti— = NORTEW 7, IN A ERIVA, 2 FA Wit. ne Ewo Un Sa baaes Nye eo ai to an | Wages = sxenaneste 1a NEDA RE OR FOUR the | Skies ter office, eee WANTED roUNG wal MAREIED D CQUPLE Ww wine CHormerty Assistant Professor wate earch saa ee fa | 0 Sour, in uw. 7; neat CAREY UL beer ofioe - Set.vo ton of these | WE Uniareran aus mee Serge docde abosereey + aft of Neat iishs pawiibor D, war office #1). Wires) saer be Spare 255 a ms SES Ea Fest t RENT—FURN| ace Stare Piano for « Barinner for 800, 25 per THE PIANO EXcHASGR. offices, with or without board. 6: arate SEE RENT—THREE FUKNISHED KOOMS. 2D orsingle; also T floor, en suite or Parlors, suitable for Doctor or Dentist: hot nd ‘cold water, bells; Warmocoruns WISHING TO MAKE A eo Quick sale of their 0 uses wilt find it to their ad- yanpake te pce tem in pie, Theva not persona wishing to invest from Si, 000."Davin'D stone's orat nw seo = a upeakin cate rent: thres scuares from it <n War Hote a 1 COsT aR tai Nar ferand Kevy Departments 0ee a seen at COLUMBIA See z SSyan 000: Corner Keaideucs tivt lesa tae 3 2 teat front, -+ S| fon aE Scrras oF OF ROOM= ON | FIRST. SEC- with or without Board “S30 Aree eee toa rare SALE ONE BEAUTIFUL Ui rRiouy. nix: Ah bed mm Cak, E255. HUGO WoL ——a Seicieaesee a = ie Re tue Unices re- i RENT—FUKNISHED ROOM TORT, | PLOK SALE. naar Mane AND ameeea 7 tf +r - eee Oe SIT DAR NHiowin, fultabie for two ventiemen creutionan ane oun: | Boren $1 pet 100 with labels. SCHMID» Paper 810-3t AtS15 11th ot. nw. sll-3t* Factory, $17 12th st uw. Telapiewe i, su30- FOU Rest RE: RToi7. 141378 -W., HANDSOMELY cove Roume on yas vor, ie monies vwith or withoat Board; it Houses of from 6 to 10 na igre ca scoure good tena AT, osc by chy ‘ish to Ken! The'ben weet in in Waning Fe NT—ONE NICELY FU "ant Second.fvor Roum. 151 BRENT O32 23D aT 3-¥,) 4soom, 2d floor, furnished a bath, “Lest, ac; refined elderly couple’ proterted: charming ‘ocatdon, overlooking W. ton Circle: iB my ban Howany, ye Soke Real Estate, 1321 F ‘To KENT BEFORE: ecm, ioe House: all mi. ice B30 to ptr Jeoline preleceed, ‘Adavese' full Rally ef cuss be 16 Sth st. o.w. wi TED—TO BUY FOR CA GASH—A Fe ae SINGING CAN AMIES, vouxe pa Dim, Caren, es, Aquariums, Fink F Pog Gakes and Medicines. SCHMI FOR THE ALi sell onF stock of Summer frou ¥ to 122 roome; in good coud tion and qos, LEST ouo Gat W> FOERISHED seat. wud nce the sreniont bargain tatiog ——- ” names im Wagons, pirsaree and Har focat foo auticimat te Goon sees = SPS GRYAG 400 Penn. ave _f Ww, of yo ed FROM 84.500 To 000; a also Lots in Worl s atten ‘BI ee AND a ern suis 1008 Fst. nw. w ~ Gratis sosmenane ea WMT Does ie ewe, Fo: SALE—““OTTO" GAs ENGINES, Bo1u anew ruish breakfsst: buttwo | callun "D MALLACL Are tiene fe} in family. Apply 1100 F et: 1.w, side door, | PH, REN NIGFU KNISHED—LAKGE aBboox 1t Room ; terms reasonable, Apply 1 i Ww peraour ut break north of H aud “down town Aur. Dept. p.| Fouss Fae_canaanoes, WAGONS AND boo. an, to select f iy be ‘vainting. and and done "Cou Mast “st if pleased. Ai ED H ST. N, W., ONE SQUARE red tuntes, wish Board wit! oct Ri west of War sud Navy Do ents, Handsoinel Farnisbed Bocuse on Bret Erect) Hoorn “allot ce 49 the winter Y See, AND WIFE ith tee pont a jpeg etaple bie accom. Fe year by HB. J0HN' TUNE, Senate siaey Et sii. re ed oon Vator, steam heat, Keal Eetaie ty. JORN 8 WiGdL. T40Ri6 G at, femal ult aad pea eae 81, OOO, 81500. #2506. €2.000, 86,000 76 NTED—LOTS. ___ ROK KENT_THREE & COMMENT ry =e S | apeeesee; tao deleySopons ROntha ee ae wiknt Bath Room: er ba oy und gas, we tr ply to SAbES &, GHEEN, 723 14h at. cre a ns en NT MONEY!—€10 TO g100 TO LOAN b (OK KENT—= D-STOKY FRONT BOOK ergs band. 3 at Low Interest on Furuiture, Pianom Hormem, 1303 ¥ st. aS sia. + Deve riaee * | Magen, Mowehola ota eter property; Privetpal ang iucverest: able in weekly or mwouthiy payments, ne removal of from residence: (ED OWNERN OF LOTS IN ANY SECTION | 33, +0" OK RENT-! O38 P uo elty will find it to in w place ‘One Large, Nicely Furnished pubueity.” Box vs, Star auso- Li iumy bande for asics David D. se southern aspect. bath ou same hoor. Private ti $3,770 AXD $500 15 2 TX MAN BUC Fst. uw: 0-58 ee ore eee anestees $11,000.85; 2.80 ue to pr aoe ROR RENT—A LANGE i KNISMED. 7 ONT is, Davin A’ Kom, second Boor, fe private er sus outa-3m Rt dS cians Teasonabie:, Loar if it Sesired, Loess AT LOWEST KATES OF IN1hKLST ON na | Fes GRABAM & sur: _su?3-tin or Taare. JOR RENT—UNYURNISHED—TWO LARGE OOM- muuicating Seeond-floor Rooms ; me: house private tami; ic Cars pass the Price €15, a new lectri door ; cluding ya: = heat. 21 New York ave, e10-S1* Moe? We BARD “TO LOAN ON APEROVED- ALBEKT “aulé-In 20 et nw. J{OK RENT—THKEE UNFURNISHED ROOMS. To” y i ‘Address 200 New York avormene #10-30" TQ LOAn Te AsY, QuoUsTS poe }OR RENT—1TWo COMMUNICATING ROOMS, ILOUX & vo. Pa ave and Oth and second flour: furnished or unfurnished : soutbers : oul6-Lm THOS Mnode island cea ?> He OF without beard. eo. 000 TO TOA O8 © Sesto lS CA lowest reies of tmterest. oe mm yh, U1 Leth at. vee” Wo ANED- Wil, PAX oa FOR A Fis, oF ree tars between the dates of Jan- references ONEY TO LOAN Mis Sch From e500 upwaRD, rehy 18900 Address coat ‘iddiross 3 Mere yincigatve, ofdre Owner, Address H.'T.k., Dtaroffice. aséanpe p+ D—A PONE, WELL BROK: AND = RLORS on Wass ‘Address Bas 105, Anacostia, D.C. 9) 1-2" Pochette, “Trout ss Fame ~e turnin MEAL ESTATE IN THIS DISTRICT. ANTED-HOUSES TO PASTURE AT ti .: excellent wa anats. UASIeue" Mra Cc. arate JON ete — NTED—TO _RENT-A TYPEWRITER FOR (Ove Mouth. state terms, “Addrem A. 6. 0. Btar | 2 ANTED_IT KNOWN THAT SCHOOL BOOK Ww hanged: New = Old, are Bought, Sold and Exel Schoo! Buppli Ro. 12M! 330 Corner 10th and Fate ie Mire baa Te 10x Ar, i rive PER CENT ON a ounte ® bee rey aa bet.nw. al0-3t BRENT FOR 3 KOOMS,SINGLE OR EN SUIT with First-class Board ; parlor snd bath privi = pak with board tor J, 863; for 4, 8B st hw, FOR T—THREE UNFURNISHED a 8, suitable ioc Ligat Housekeeping, at S27 22d st. uw, st lw* OR | 'T—ONE HANDSOMELY 3 FURNISHED Koom, with lapze bay window, and One Ad, a Mall Kooin, with privilewe Of catoree well heated, ref erences req 17 aw. ae Foes “uENT = MAdsACROSET TS AVE. NW, t Furuished or Unfurnished Rooms, Mee TO LOAX EH SUMS TO mr Over cent, Creal eatate snourity vor erank i RAWLINGS, 16 Tbus myl9 (ihe Arlington Fire we tal manner, ‘Sattresses *, NELSON, 1223 G at. uw. sl-l2e oF en suite; geutlemen preferred: references. au30-f2* “915,000 £b-1 Ey an — ————— Wine my Pot Ee a Fe? RENT-YURSISHED oR UNFURNISHED — Bese Office and Store Fixtures, Entire Hol : ell-bred people desired folks in house; So 314 Uth st. Aw, 96 | home coms uiora Venutifl rons, tsndbone Bow : uy “4 3 a On Real Estate iE BRAUTIPUL, VERY PIMPLE ‘THOs. E. WAGGAMAN._ ZOR UENT—CORNER sore ST AND MASSA- Furnished Rooms with OVER Iuygton's Cream. Ask your our druggist to get it for you. our chusetts ave., Large § ; Pleasant sumt ANTED HORSES: KEEPING HORSES Ris expostae: references pon eal Rotate Livery stables, SLT Oth be Heer at, ew A €0..1003 Fa ave, eight anilee from city. Pia um bia. se: TED MIGHEST Cis VALUE Pa ib FOR RoR BENT—aLL Bur ONE. o} “OF A NINE. BOOM Tmouuts, whieh Ideeine, to. <; vs Jowest rates of imtexost, y. LINKING. cor. Wires Klin a oven, jane, and. Sina scope jor | Seweet mates of inte , oa ~ ate wiNwio 45. Kote M°*, To LOAN — ‘ANTED—HORSES i RENT— WEST = Appro’ el Exat Security, , in District of AV ett pe etc, ate A ror iva eas Lage ost Frets Se] ae Ss eee eee es we * a ‘7 MOKKIS, 14th and & 2 hw. aioe eee fait: _sei? Live ¥ at ow, A 8 TO PASTURE ie JRpor kent 00) ‘ONEY TO LOAN WE™? eons est oar rang popigg | RSs Santa’ SURE re naar) M Tnirusis te aul et oweat rate. on arproved au in overy field and dows touvrit and south seysratecial? entate security. For ty Pertti Feur TY, coraer Oh at. and La ave, See way ; Tent reduced to $14 tamily. 1 have also UnSy Vania evete aoe Wie ae for sent sad cals in all sec~ ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON MEAL kw TATE Ok FIRST. (err eK Cal REET CLEARING AND | Cotten “ MOINMIME, 222 C nw, opp. Trinity Mere rates of usterest, uv deiay C. GREEK, 303 Th nes %. ae rege ea Te Stor Parcve lepine FOR RE ENT—OFFICES. Mor TO Lol Loan ON REAL ESTA RENT—PART OF GROUND FLOOR OFFICE ‘ASH'N DANENBOWER, EDUCATIONAL. fat, between 10th and 13th. TB We Baek, Suceygaor to DANENMOW nil & S08, ur 13th ana @ Rusty PGR RENT TLL ISTE ST DaSIRABLE OFFICE Feeciesl ead ems | ech fuor. “AppIY te TRESS M. Ghee Titian se {Ok RENT—OFFICE BOOMs aT = ay aE FX GhAHAM & Goad COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL. AAAI —SUBURBAN F PROPERTY, _ TO HOME SEEKERS. AT. COUMBE, 1425 New lork ave. FOR RENT.-STORES.— Fei? iB, RENT—A Bx eorpanty por facet et h-s Pete weenie aie qantas Fee rd AW. STORE; ES , _sli-lwe 1318 # st. aw. livery DUETS iT—AN OLD EES an Coal eyewear es Fue asa 1306 FOR RENT-—STABLES. pe Segue ot sts rd oi1-30* SORREE OY er tb it be STs. “Sees sepered and ¥. x.