Evening Star Newspaper, September 15, 1890, Page 2

THE * - EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C "MONDAY SEPTEMBER 15, 189 ae: SOCIAL MATTERS. Washingtonians Returning From Their Summer Jaunts—Personal Notes. Mrs. Dolph and her children returned to the city last wock from their summering at Vine- yard Haven, Mass., and are agai their home on Lafayette square. Judg ‘and Mra, SHOUTING STARS. X. O. MARKSMEN, The teams that go to Creedmoor May shoot their guns all the day. But they can't get the prize our N, G. got, Because they ain't built that way. Arnaux of New ty —_ a large tea party WHAT IT Was, at their Desut r residence op the What Bk Sg ‘Dolph before was it caught thegtate of Mais apts poner or a eres And whirled it through the air? and Mrs. Richard Nixon returned to the cf evening from « trip in the northwest, They are the guests of Senator Dolph for a few days before taking up their abode in their own se on Q street. Mra. Nixop’s health has been greatly improved by her ‘summer jaunt- ing. Gen. and Mrs. McKeever are back in their H street house, having spent the summer at the Blue Mountain House. Mrs. Beriak Wilkins is again in her Massa- chusetts avenuo home, efter summering with Reed the answer in the stars, There was a quorum there, Mr. Farmers’ Alliance Tillman of South Carolina only “‘goos one eye” on the situation down there. AND DON’? You ForoeT rT! Our N. G. boys at Creedmoor range, Had neither wealth nor fame, Bat gents you wanter botcher life, ber sons in the Catskill mountains. They got there all the same. Mr. and Mrs. & M. Bryan have returned to aplaiieaes the city fi their summer absence. They | To New York it is Cr conte ‘highest poim of the Catehilt range, eed-lees, pot the rowing ae Very few sluggers have come from Hitaly, Commander and Mrs. Hoff and daughter are back in the city from Halifax, where they had their season of recreation. They are again located in Jefferson place. Mrs. Hoff has re- covered from the sprained ankle from which she suffered in the spring. Mrs. Thomas Wilson is again located in her Connecticut avenue home. She has received much benefit from her stay in the Warm Springs valley. Miss Alisan Wilson has accompanied her sis- ter to Cleveland, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gordon have retarned to the Portland from a visit to Gov. Gordon and family in Atlanta, Mrs, Robert P. Porter is back in town from Deer Park, Md.. where she spent the season. Col. and Mrs. Tichenor have rented their residence on M stroet and arc in Atlantic City. ‘They expect to remain away most of the win- ter. Mise Olive Risley Seward will have a his- torical story of the war of 18121 Wide Atcake for October. Vice President Morton left Rhine Cliff, N.Y., this morning for Washington. Mrs. E. C. Townsend returned last week from 4 GALLERY GLiwrsr. “Jast like a river, aint they?” mused an old man sitting in the gallery of the House.one day last wock as the membors were indulging in their usual methods, “How do you mean, grandpa?” inquired a bright flaxen haired boy, who sat by the old man’s side clasping the wrinkled palm in bis own dimpled fingers, “So much larger at the mouth than at the head,” murmured the old man softly, and the boy wept as he took the gray haired man down into the basement and turned the hose on him. The boy's father was a Congressman. Neither Portuguese or Italians are natives of Dago-ta. Steel jewelry is coming into fashion again next winter, but hand-cuffs will be as unpopu- lar as ever. MARYLAND STALWARTS’ WAR SONQ. The mugwump's hee! is om thy shore, Maryland! an extended European trip to her home, 1317 FT prerer pers oor att His torch is at — sibee dowry Mr. and Mrs. Geo. H. LaFotra have ismed| aryland! invitations for a sort of Methodist ‘at home” venge the patriotic gore, Which, having got there, wants some more, And missing it makes each man sore, Maryland! our Maryland! Oh mamma! Crush the mugwomps’ chain, at the Fredonia tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. “Shall women be admitted to the general con- ference?” will be the topic of discussion. Rev. Dr. Non! | Baker, Maj. J. A. Pickler, Mra. Mary E. Griffith and Mise Ruth Marie Sites will argue in favor of the subject and H. Stowell, - Maryland! Judge H. B. Moulton, Mr. A. B. Duvall and Mr. £ F. D. Fletcher will speak in opposition to the | W® *Pollamen should not callin vain, subject. faryland! We hear the news from Reed in Maine; “Sic semper,” is our glad refrain, That bafiles mugwumps back again, Maryland! our Maryland! Thon wilt not yield the mugwump toll, Mrs. H. N. Ralston hae returned to the city from a trip to Boston and vicinity, the shores of Cape Cod and the Berkshire hills, some of the interesting experiences of her visit to the poets Holmes and Whittier having been de- seribed in a letter published in Saturday's Stam. Maryland! The engagement of Miss Hattie Backenhic- Thou wilt not crook to his control, mer to Mr. Emil R Levy of St. Paul is an- Maryland! nounced, The engagement of Miss Sarah Odenwald and Mr. Sol. Breslaner is announced. Mise Pauline Wright, daughter of Hon. John V. Wright. bas returned from an extended visit in the blue-grass region of Kentucky to her home, 1616 15th strect northwest. Mr. and Mrs, John T. Heck and son and daughter have returned from their visit to Con- neautviile, Pa. The ladies of Forest Inn gave quite an enjoy- able hop at Forest Glen on Saturday evening. Some thirty couples from Washington and the adjoining country particivated and the affair proved quite a brilliant success, Mr. E. Kurtz Johnson, accompanied by Mrs. Johnson, left the city Saturday morning to attend the meeting of the world’s fair commis- sion at Chicago called to meet today. Dr. M. D. Peck, with his family, is spending a couple of weeks recreating and visiting his family at his old home at Cortland, N.Y. Mrs. Toply and Mrs. Ceynor have returned from White Sulphur Springs. Mr. John B. Larner has returned to the city after a two months’ trip in Europe. Mrs. Nathan Reese, who has passed some time at Berkeley Springs, will now go to visit relatives at Newburg-on-ihe-Hudsom and Gov: ernor’s Island, New — harbor. Better the bayonet at the poll! Better to sell the Nation's soul, Than Jet these mugwomps have control, Maryland! our Maryland! s nt WARDEN CROCKER DEAD. The Career of a Distinguished Soldier and Well-Known Official Ended. Gen. John S. Crocker, the warden of the jail, died at his residenco, 1419 Rhode Island avenue, quite unexpectedly. From the fact that Gen. Crocker was last week at the jail apparently bet- ter than he had been for months the announce- ment of his death could searcely be believed, Some weeks ago he and Mrs. Crocker spent a few weeks at the Vir- ginia Springs for the benefit of his health, which, since an attack of the Chickshominy fever during the war, he had never fully recov- ered. He had by this WARDEN CROCKER, visit been apparently much benefited, and was looking better last week than he had been for a num- ber of years, Saturday afternoon he was atthe jail in excellent spirits and in the evening with his wife ne took a short walk, ro- turning to the house about 8 o'clock, and for two hours looked over the papers and engaged in conversation. He retired about 10 o'clock and slept well. About 8 o'clock yesterday morning his son Irving heard him coughing, and going to his room found him suffering with a hemorrhage, the blood streaming from his mouth. The son raised his head and the gen- eral said: “I can’t breathe; call your mother,” and was seized with another hemorrhage. Dr. 8. 8. Stearns, who is a neighbor, was ut once summoned, but the general breathed his last before the doctor reached him. A SKETCH OF HIS LIFE. Gen. Crocker was a native of Washington county, ww York, born im 1822. His father becoming interested in agricultural pursuits in Fairfax county, Va., as & young man Gen. Crocker spent much of his time there and in Washington. The general owned quite a large farm, part of the property inherited from his father, uear Lewinsville, Va. He studied law in his native county, was admitted to the bar in 1843 and at once entered politics. Ten Fears after he was elected to the legislature of New York and served continuously till the war came on. Then he organized a regiment, first known as the Morgan Rifles, but afterward as the Ninety-third Non York aut uaat inte tie field asits colonel. His regiment was first at- tached to Casey's division of the army of the Potomac and was detached as headquarters guard. At the battle of Fredericksburg Gen. Crocker was wounded but recovered in time to be able to participate in the battle of Spottayl- vania Court House, where he was again wounded, In this battle Gen. Casey was killed and Col. Crocker waa promoted to the com- mand of the brigade. In the battle of the Wildern@s Gen. Crocker had three horses shot under him and was again wounded and at the same time he was suffering from a fever con- tracted in the service. In 1862, while re- connoitering, he was taken prisoner. He was confined first in Libbey prison, from which he wastaken to Saulsbury. His services had secured recognition here and, Secretary Stanton becoming interested, he was exchanged for Col. Chancellor and Yejoined his commaud, making until the close of the war a most brit liant record, Gen. Crocker was one of the officers whom the men idolized, aud he bad the unbounded confidence of Gens. McClellan, Hancock, Burn- mde, Hooker, Meade and others. At the close of the war Gen. Crocker took up his residence in this city, and ae a place in the city post office under Sayles J. Bowe, post- master. This position he filled while ee as alderman for the old second ward, to whic! he was elected for three successive terms until the change of the form of government. For some time he was president of the i regig = aldermen and acting mayor of the city. did much for our public school system, at . his efforts in © great measure is due the erec- tion of the Franklin School building. In 1869, when the jail was placed Under the Judges of | the Supreme Court of the District, Gen. Crocker was appointed the warden of aT “THE “posT OFFICE. Ne Signs of a Change Yet—The Assist- ant Postimastership. Matters at the city post office are moving along with their accustomed smoothness and regularity. and there is little om the surface to mark the difference made by the appointment of Postmaster Roes to a place on the board of District Commissioners and the promotion of Assistant Postmaster Sherwood to be the head of the office. The only change, perhaps, is that people who want positions under the Commis- sioners go to the postmaster’s office, while those who want to draw salaries for helping the United States mail along haunt the hallways that lead to “the assistant postmaster’s room. As has been stated in Tue Stan the changes of positions will not take place until the first of next month, and in the meantime local guessers are kept busy wonder- ing who will succeed Capt. Sherwood as assist- amt postmaster. Capt Sherwood refuses to _ known the name of the man he intends to appoint, though he does admit that he has him picked out and that he isa man familiar with the details of the office. The secret is well — but there are those who pom the: iow who the maa will be. Straws ina aceon of the wind and knowing oe say that whoever uses the name of Mr. S. H. Merrill in his guess will not be very far from the right man. Mr. Merrill was for a goed while the superintendent of the money order division being succeeded in that office by Maj. Johneon, and it was thought that he would make a hurd fight for the ition of postmaster to succeed Mr. Koss, appoint- ment Will not be made until the new postmaster assumes the duties of his office, and in the meantime it is probable that there will be nothing more definite than surmise and guess- nT THE VACANT WARDENSHIP. Aa Appointment Made in a Peculiar Manner by the District Court. The death of Warden Crocker creates the first vacancy at the head of the District jail that has existed for over twenty years. It willbe in order now for the powers that be to appoint a man to fill it. Oddly enough the power in this case is vested not in one man, but in the Supreme Court of the District by virtue of section 1081 of the Re- vised Statutes for the District of Columbia. The office is decidedly a peculiar ove, deriving its appointment from this unusual source, while the warden appoints his own deputies and guards, under section 1089 of the same statutes, and the accounts of the jail are scrutinized, approved or disaliowod by the At- torney General, under section 5545 of the gen- eral statutes. The rulesand regulations for the government of the jail are also prescribed by the Attorney General. The salary of the office is $1,900a year. In his last annual re- that institution, and about a = the Attorney General recommended that received reappointment. Under Ht be increased to $2,500, but Congress took no ial ale b were Teme from the old structure at 4th and G atreets to the new structure near the Congressional Ceme- Gen. Crocker was the orgunizer and table Endowment Asso- ea Howard Perry of the office of the agent of the Department of Justice has | mrar ery po yry with the wae District for some years pas! ducted the official heart as ever any and | Lather Memorial Church, Rev. Dr. Butler's (4th of doing itt for his prie- w oners that mado them feel that they were being | and the interment be in Glenwood, treated ly; that the ee right end’ of the thing. He frequently had His Feet in the Way. Sad many s tins has toechod bie beeen ef tee eens ot Nee eae oe Yeeek ae hardest of them. With all of his association | PoFtant part in @ case im the Folios __WANTED—SITUATIONS. the bandsom family ever invued, and une gerne ie will be ade Seloges creating a dsumud that agents fs should be CUR: PUBLIGEING A. GOOD GERMAN aaa FOR Guy- eral Hiaatwars Call at 216 F st. ne ie : WO GOOD DRESRMARERS AT Suice. Call Between Bend & p.m. Monday at 6:36 Pennsylvania ave. ae. 1 Wikten-a GOUD WOMAN FOR A FAMILY must stay at ‘OF ferences nightie. Call ae ida ae ae it WANED coOms po, ZO, 875, oH pen | a Concur Foot reyta Dish Wash a Hands and — Workers at once. oe AGENCY, 6L ih st. Et, D NOMEN. pong eae 7 aise Rotem or Pea’ Hands: ¢ awn; icy ook, 2 COOMBS, wae Fate Be. wit —A GIRL TO COOK AND Dé was Wis pvork if colGred to stay at nights: refer- euces es a nse w. ate Waren, NG MAN TO MAKK SHOW Gtds aud Work in stork BUSTON VARIETY STOKE, 705 Market “pace. ANTED TWO FIRST-CLASS STABLE MEN AT Kockwell's stables, corner 9th and U sta uw. sid WHITE WOMAN 10 HELP CARE iid in Private Paani hou PD. mi, must live and eut at Teomes A my Biostar wok We ii Are W . #15’ iy fix clocks, Wiktiies DRUG CLERK, WItH TWO OK Jureo Years’ ‘Address, with refer- ances, D.C., oie WiszEb—s comments 'T WOMAN To DO G. eral Housework tn vail funily S08 R st sees? ANTED— A COLLAL AND CUFF IKONEM, Anely PRINCKTON BIKAM LAUNDMY, 130i h at, new. ‘WAxTED-a SETUATION & Sogo ae Acdress HA BIBT WAR SIG Rat awe FOR RENT—ROOMS. i RENT SUG — se. ph FOR SALE--MISCELLA NRous /E PLEAS- COUNTRY_REAL ESTATE H.V., Star oi pusep-sy a A SELIABLE: COLORED woman. Myzmplozment by the Day or Washing to we } HAR Board, refer- Fo 7 iste ST. SW aND | See TLL Sore the preper saperty welt © ABERT, St E ESTATE iiows ‘teta,” sttmated in Aicxeudrin cor ENT_TWO UNF PRFURSIGHED COMMURE will at perme vans = eet aw WITH: ee Single; references exc 619 Est. uw. 915-30 Fae RENT—SECOND OR THIRD STORY BACK frout rooms in a small private family of adulte, the comfortsof a nfined toa Gentleman. 12 awit op lina kooping. ) DAIRY FAMM, : abundant Pasture; favorable terms ‘Address FAMM, star office. 013-3" i OB account owner ba’ 5 ADCLOA Setavia, 423 Oth wc or af entra University Station is Rives: location big aud healt ecre. A aT ABLE WHITE GIRL DE = — a SALR_ aT PRICE, LATROBE APLEN- Pay 4 RsPECT a rea ey A ee os S80. F. WaGGAMAX, | aay DP Uy Puli, ata 2 Cp. tror, NA latent private family. Good references. Call 1833 M st. menedapd’yery Senate, private family, geutlemen OU Lath at St Rew, Pear house, ae ferred; refereicer ISHED—A —— ANTED — EMPLOYERS — FOR FIRST-CLASS = ARLOE FL00! 2 rooms, a Forest cn ; has cry Sonnac 4 Soest acre asd Tiga boas fe ae ih ker PCLAMK, Purest eeRSIE: Four order will Le filled with dispatch. ai P| iste. one eee ons | ion SALE AT ONCI a Hn ia guoag J ANTED—BY TWO BESPECTABLE COLO = RTUATED ON a Wis nor Susser in FoR» ‘MER: 2 LHREE UNFURNISHED SECOND- con Washington end Ales. Fe (Roorey-it : four stops: ope octave ot pedals vate Fanilien. Call ar 1000 Toth ae we cated: one oyaunte east of Capitol; terms very mod- 3 Feaiie sa dary vemos, or tor | ® aeee ANTED—A SITUATION AS DRIVER TO aaj =. ot ne ad vunds Boating, fish: % ved KE Na eMneaae a Peo ty shan mare Se ae cae Sie eis | Fara tt RR wate ok 3 Adaress 1 rhished ; priv corner goes gine of pare sulbibu water. sale of Horses aud Cos on TUPMDAL. Beptenber zs rates: bay witdow: south frout; reterences re- | ply te (git. M SWANS; 100 North Patrick st. Alexeh. '— ae 9 tes: b we Folerences B 4 t Nlega x Pureeiiville, Louaoun county, Va. herd unde ‘ave walter ge RED aN Sivan ators 1 = found at 1526 N. J. ave, NIED—BY ETYLED COLORED May OF experience, situation to Cook in Restaurant. Or can oie useful in yay omy or, nga |} eee ae AN EXP! }CED COUK, A SIT- Winton Aiites COUR ws otine nid Be ae ay ‘TWO RESPECTABLE GIRLS, ote wo Do General Homework ig small Bs e Other Bewing io Hunoor Sew Out by the Day, Aj 1623 Corcoran st., frame house. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE aia a Situation as Chamber Maid and to Avast af ones ‘and ironing, Please cali ar nd Provision ‘sence: stands cutting meat; must be sebce nuustrions; Trae —— Apply to W. J. Puuauson, aw st. Re, rANTED—FIVE AL (ES LADIES 13 IN OUK air Wah thorough knowl- ae br .us ——. hs 615-3 Wa MIVDLE-AGED WOMAN you General Housework; white preferred: urust bi recommendation. Apply’ WAstepiar cry INTELLIGENCE ae ery day, Working Women, Men, Boys and Girls; ti—applicalions for ve ane prepares, toons taken aud Teulvod. 908 bet new, asa ws ED-EXPERIENCED SALES LADIES IN diferent departments Also, 4 Young Mau to Asst in Dressing Show, THE PALAIS eee 22U st. and Pa. ave. }ANTED—A GOOD WOMAN COOK; ONE Wao will doa little chamber work. Call, with, pefer- ences, at 716 7thet. nw. up stain We ED—YOUNG LADY WHO. 1g NOT ae Rae of a little work to work pare: lar Machine, nd Lace Curtains, BUCKEYE TEAM LAUNDLY, 6 18 Oth st. n. Vv ANTED—T! N-UNION aa e Bia try and Boy o Sean the busiuess. sau V ANTED-A COLORED. WOMAN TO SiO; wt understend ber business and come recopumended. Apply at L012 13th st. 15-2) ANTED—AGIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK for Small Family; must have city references and stay atuight. 1300 T st. a.w. a Ww y ANTED—LADY FOR A PERMANE ‘T rosi- tion, 10 former experience ueveasary if having references cya eu oe Apply after 9 am. iuain office, 424 Sth wt. n. w. WiANtEReAT 17TH ST, COR G N.W. 2D floor. Women, Men, Boys, Gitla: car fure Trew: highest wages paid. “hose wanting competent li Please leave orders, Prompt service, BOWIE'S, 815 Ww ANTED-NEAY COLDRED BOY TO. LEARN the Harber Trade; call all week. GO. P. BLAIR, 1425 Hat. ne, slo-2" ANTED—AT 1702 K ST, TWO WHITE SERV. ook anil Nurse, ‘Gerinae preferred: beat references Fequil iamall jamily. Win Sten ED—COOKS, WAITERS, (00 Weren tor out of elty). Maid», Waitresses, Dairy afen, man, Swedish; ali foreign help. and Wife Headquarters for Ger- EUMNMAM'S, 1110 ANTE N COOKS! WOMEN wont Covks! Cooks! Cooks! (500 Women for, frat. glass positions tn suburbs of city, a ‘Trunks Stored. BURNHAM'S, 1110 @ at nw. aLszte Ww AN1ED—ONE TINNER AND SHEET Thuy AURIS, 438 434 at. 6 Ww, VASSEKs FOR BOYD'S” ae trict of colsmtte Directory: must be plain writers and good spellers. Address BOY! Su office. 3 Vv ANTED—A COMPETENT WOMAN TO DO General Housework; references required. fpely at 108 13th st. nw. 13-30" y ANTED—IMMEDIATELY—CLERK IN GRO- cery Store; one that understands the cutting of meata, Re. A Sober. energetic person can find em- up ment by epiyiine to 6. 1 BRALL, corner of Ath ita, Capitol Hi s aprTED— TRON HEALTHY WHITE BOY TO rive aud inake himself Generally Useful on Dlg Farm, good home to right party. reas, stating referc: E » Star | office. s ANTED— DUNDOKE'S E EMPLOYMENT BU. Feau conducted by, ladies) and Women, Tiite and colored, for all kinds uf domestic labor, ci ith Fererences. nemoved to 70U L stn. Petes ANTED— kad ESS SES TER ae W AxIPD-4 G00D (WHITE "WOMAN “TODO Cooking and Housewor! satisfactory a Pill xetgood wages and a wood home, “Apply ksoum 120, west wing War Depar' sae GO TO NEW Waxzera IMMEDIATELY—TO Mexico, a Competent White Woman, mite axed preferred, to do Generul Housework ; # hich; fererences required. A by letter A. Acaden: sii ANTLD—AN EXPERIENCED SLEEVE HAN ply at 1749 Pennsylvauiaave. uw, ald3n* 'FED—A WHITE WOMAN AS GOOD ‘00K sud Lauidross in a small iamily. Gall at 17 ‘with re: nesta ws ¥D—A YOUTH ABOUT 1s YEARS OF AGE at Merton Droge ‘store 114 ¥ st n.w.; One hav hug knowledge of the bu: st Was ANTLD—A G: Good Audres Real state urunce Busiticen mis; al pee eaer ies ed suLT HaLD He an AND rience in the one others need references re- A WOMAN To ‘Cook, Wash and Trou; must stay nights and furnish elfy Feferences, Cull at 70% aamuchuaetts jam oe WWANTED— RELIABLY AGENTS OF EITHER sex to canvass for au old-ostablished life, insur- associat cmest Avni iy w0.0t" 4. the arse: PORDEN SMITIL, cor: 4th aud V A YOUNG MAN a7, earn the Upholsterer's 7 ral taint for ake Ok 18 YEARS ‘Trade. On D—WHITE GIKI. For c mae {ial Housework: references required. Any at 7th s 81 WAXIED LEARNERS FoR PROF. CHRIST- ner’s International Taylor System : with any inch Tulo or tape 1uesaure alone, ws ull scientific tailors ent; ergs sud materials, © 1d made and instruction Hiven by Mine 8d. MESMEM 1408 ict ave ag- Lit Wikre bors ITH GooD SOPKANO AND Alto Voices; salaiics paid and careful tnatruction miven. a at'St. Jcbu’s Parish ae 16th st. near st. on Tus Priday: ua. eaduys aud _ #6. aint tw ANTED—AN ACTIV! ary @100 mo. if suitadi wi advance, to represent locally a Fes} references, MANUFACTURER, m-44t Wace PERSO! WISHING TO thorough course in Stenography aud Typewriting with the view of becom aman- Ws Uenses reporters, and also any ove wantiig oi tion to increase speed, may apply at Koom 8, 10 at, skim WAN 'TED--HOUSES. | BY A RESPECTABLE COLOKLD piace in a private family todo chamber ‘aiting or chamber worl care of Tanne a Call aise. es = hw. e15-3t" A PLACE 1E MAN, to Drive sud’ Make Ailwself Genes! Atout Grocery Store; goud refere! lereuce; obliging. Address 490 F st. «.w. at WANtED— Ay ADY PLEASANT HOME. Would suveriftend bo ‘bere there are ene ‘children, Address HOLY. ‘Star oflice 13-2" ~ ) WANTED Str UATIONS | FoR pulec arate sigvalid oF Shildzen), Drivers, Porters, Kit men faethe nal and and wife). BURNHA’ stnw, ANTED—CLERICAL POSITION BY 4, YOUNG man of Seicve vous Savertanes tm office works thorough bodkices best refere joderate wal- ary accepted, Address THOROUGH, star office e133" —————— Oem WAN 'TED—BOARD. miences at) 5 F eae: ST. N.W., NISHED Pirveeleas Board: —-. if home. e-Toom House, tn grove, nom Weapinatens ensalbems waters pay + 20 acres of p | fruit seule from railroad station, Terms @400 ‘OB BALE—COWS AND CALVES. “APPLY, toe. D. ADAMS, Lexington, D.C ot LARGE WELLPURNISHE] Ded, beat, KR, oat shouts Price, 82000. | POR SALE a LiGNT skcOND-LAND ss Halt iron folaing "bok, eas, with oO three toma, with 3 eorce, 3 mallee vod as Rew. bas pole and shatte 3S Lith et. nw, alsa | pense ot Jaane 3 ~~ ie gy 8 701 BENT—TEREE ¥ yERy ‘DESIRABLE ROOMS, 2h anyother ete mre wed and unimproved, | \h* injous so sell. Can be sean 68 ; second story; SSIRABLE lorainty; | Beer the city, suitubie for poultry, truit or garden | Lin eta: WEGK CUAELAS ot. Ge. SB conven: jet to. Sesartinnees ‘oue-half square from ave. | farms or er country, residences & ee ae —< rs, no other roomers; was acd veth; to adults, — HA, send fer with map of Fe. SALE “ONE | Beat IFUL BOSEWOOD o13-3* country surrounding octave Square Piano, wiih a end « Sate! fot jaMes E, eer 18. feet GL. WILD & BRON, Tob Teh etn we. '— BRIGHT, W WELT FUR ISHED FRONT Rooms with excellent beds and good on. 1213 Q st. aw, Fe RENT—TWOLARGE, LiGHT} FRONT xOoms, nicely all ait: 2d end oath het Fyentemces: reasonable; Telesenens cudhangt | ‘attics ; oe “ander weole oeee Ks SALA GENTLEMAN'S = a» ate “18 1701 Och stn ne a1S-dt_ | price €4.900. terme 8300, caahy halen $40 cash Addvess WaT SS FSi AESIIGE BST, SOTIES OF Lanogs | Bouth, cep this terran, RASTERDAY Ee Hal typewriter simone ee sed oes A aS Purnisned Communicating Boows, on = Wet. — very cheap. idrews HALL Ti vi WKiT Ee! oe a ae we a tat closets and JOR SALE—100 ACRES: AND AT WHITE OAK | otttice. ~{e Septiouahic; terms reasousties "et eye a a S| FQL ALES HGH pur ScvLisH saDDLe & 00., 1331 ¥ at, 12 Mare. drives excellently in harness: will be brotght cote — | to any address for inspection. MW. in, Gulumbus Fe Kk BALE—40 ACRES, st kon aaa ON | Athietic Cur, si 3-20 ‘am electric’ cars pase ee Souther Metropolitan Branc from haw Bride. cap to peomys buyer. COOK D. {OK SALE—A SOUND AND GENTLE care KF a) NTL Hons: sl AKGE D FURNISHED ss Koon, 2d floor, 3 oa front bay ences =ceeneed. 2 YERES (lds suitable for businens, “wr. aay — ee. avo Vhseton in dest condition, ne FAMILY. TWO VERY —4 ACRES Sea aE Harness. as Vint aicParhaua = wings SE Preveweuts, gt Gantiol Views fine Lot: new 6. | ticonretows, room At Rockville, Dew S-room large yard. CUOKE D. LUCKLTT Fst Fe SALE Ol | EXCHANGE TWO OF 18K BEot Lote «lialf acre) at Chariton Heixbis for Horses, Carriages or Coupe; Morses preferred. Cali on or ad- dress OWNER, 914 Sth st. aw. 012-3 Px. SALE—AT AGREAT BARGA FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH cine Board: wt ‘orem suite: conventent to See AtGIL 13th at ay (bet. No. 95. Three hundred and five acres at Laurel Box 11, Star office. W. ANTED—BOARD FOR GENTLEMAN AND vet ife; one Front Room: heat and gas: first ory iprivate family preterred will pay 850 geation bet. 6th 4th sts. aud u und dress Mri Ov 20 | Wiss -BOAKD FOR LADY, TWOCHILDREN, ilgeo Nears and Que ‘Yea sud ark hw. OF sUbUt “it Pleasant ai areca vith termed Bur omen eer 2 iG MAN DESIRES wens Mav ad Rave Capitol ste. Address, stating terms, T. Star office. Vv J ANTED—BUARD AND TWO. ee a A House where Jinner is Served wt Midday; three persons at breakiust, one at dinner and tea; must live north of H aud exet of LUth sts. und uot too far from “down town,” permanent if pleased. Address C. Aur. Dept, al WANTED MISCELLAD NEOUS Net CURTAINS To LAUNDKY AT 50c, Dlcached on the yrass in the country. Pennsylvania uve, slo-2t A ED—TO PURCHASE DAILY, DELIVERED in northwest section, 10 Gallons'of Pure Milk; more or less as weeded will poy cash on delivery. , Ad= dress, ivinw loweat ANTED — PARLOR FoRNITUNE UPHOL- stered, Mattreases made over; work done im a neat pre Sar WAnver, kinds WV ANTED —SECOND-HAND TYPEWKIT! Telegraph Instrumente, Medical Batteries, Elec. ical and Mechanical Instrumen.s and Appliances of all descriptions; Sinall Machinery, Motors, Printing Vroses, Useful Loy, Bc b hig! will be paid. Address TANTED-H, BAUM PAYS THE HIGHEST CASH Yrices for Furniture, Carpets, Feather Beds, toro, Fixvures, Eutire Houseboids, & Address 314 Uth 813 nw. 18 LICENSE FoK Oc- heap: aley Unfurnished Rooms Nest.aw. s13-i NLED-MILBURS Chills, Fever and fails; acts upon the liver ve, 5Uc, At MILB! 3 A, BAILEY, General Awent, ¥ 012-1 ANTED—IT KNOWN T SCHOOL BOOKS, Now and Uid, are Bought, Sold and Fachanged Behool | Supplies, PG MERRY, 716 K = 1 TED nGES ter and summe: Livery stables, 311 6th eight Iniles from city. 0. HL. B. G ick, 6 Slig se4-1m" WASTED. GHEST GASH VALUE PAID FO} Furniture, Carpets, Stoves, large and Small Stocks of Mercliandise, Store and Office Fixtures, au or address A. C. WINSTON, 937 Tthst, u.w. jANTED“HoRBES TO, PASTURI FLENgY ras, bpriny water, shade, hill aud marsh a five minutes! walk from city street eure. ROBE MORKIS, 14th aud G ste, zicins” Wi ANTED—HORSES ae PASYURE AND WIN- streams in every fcid snd. good shades Pata sin every field fe. - FEU, corner tothe. and Tax ave. call W ‘special 0, Md. ANTED-STEAM CARPET CLEANI = D onovating Works; Feathers Kenovated; Mut tresees Made Over; Furniture Steamed und Moths Bentroy od. ¥.HLOUNG! 1S, 140% Pa uve. selaanone “MONEY TO LOAN. MoxEX TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE—PROMPT attention to all applications KMSTEDT & BRADLEY, 927 Fat iw, 815-1m 813 $2,500 "Good feat 2000 Te ehe1W JOHN WIGHT. 1 V408% Gat. $1 000 500, 2,500, 82,600, 80,000 TC 2 Jean ou luproved Property su This SAMES Me GREEN, TATA geen th st. < s, Kappabans mock county, Va.; Go acres in timber, BR RENT— iSHED—THREE NOOMS,WITH | S80 acres of river bottom land, rest mostly in blu NEAT BAY TEAM. 15% HANDS; 399 of Parlor, for Housekeeping; $25 per inonth, lunproved by "a lange. handsome Fraine Dwell: o ieP ert, sale and pleasant drivers, 602 M st. nw. wl S3ee ae 10 rooma, with basement and porch. a: fo ane Pp poy eidabte fr ports tn, Lok hana, axe ‘On RENT WITH BOARD, TWO LANGE AND | Cttoni digs “and eee een aes & large nui pe Bran 1 manda about 1-200 sumone Fok Beck Ray TWO LARGE AND |} outbui.diigs. and. two-story brick gtore house with 1.200 telephone office; all aniteble te ae 5 gould exposure. “Alo One Pint: | Price ¢40 pe rent — per acre, © ‘on ems: oor Front Roum. lerenees. 1433 L st, 913-3t' an fern bove iss 10. fine 2M} Property, Dap ¥U ve-story brick, Ane wer, acres of Fad RENT FURNISHED. ,SINGLE "OR EN te anal! awe = ih, food condition, encore r in Nant 4 Suitable sor 7 neat Wasbin noel ‘2 Frc eran weeks or wants 000 for | Gene uone but «. ors ‘bouwhi iy i v5 wi Circle, Sad wt * | Price, 86.000: Propettion or trade mor et city prop: | DOWNEL’S Bale Stables, Lat tet i6th ana ag, - HOLTZMAN, 1321 F st. nw. ‘On ALE AORES OF LAND THAEL MILES Branters, Gaithersburg, situated on Metropoistan railroad, Apply "3332 Prospect ave., Georve- POk BER T-1215 12TH N. W.. LARGE SECOND> story Front Koom; hon'same floor; private temily; references exchang lines of street cara, Fosse nanean ICKERING PIANO. some Ros wucu Gare. Pertoct order musically. ed; convenient to three «13-30 Pee ide ee Of 8. tox BENT FU RNISHED-ONE ee 2S tom 160 Gd. DMI 1225 Pa ave, wo La ire, oo S11 Pst. uw 135 ACRES— FARM FoR PALE, On = cuAnen Fees: booetd tor Qba tngeee ie oes rg JOU, MENT-THEEE ROOMS, SI a3 county, Ma Pees 2 ME COX CaeRt | a ate we Pleasaa , {Ou SaLe-THE PRRTTIEST LITTiL BAY Yemient to bath, one room turuished ; {OK SALE-CHEAP—120 ACRES; MODERN t oe ‘all very reasonable: board it saroIm, Roneee, baru, outbulldines truit timber: harnem or a ie Alas Jue We mand ‘Hare . * P ‘ac ‘ separate or tose Apu “TA W4TH ST. opposite PORT. cess to cities. ER bowie Md a0 2we Mi ViRNUN STAbLeS. Leth sta. “wld ord * eatly Furnished Thi Fro Foe SALEToN MOSTHLY | PAYMENTS—Pove | 5 - wa With Finit-class Board: private f. 2 Heights, pri oe 300, $4,400 =a poe, MAL Good Lighte & Bradbury Piano O# KENT—SUPERIOR KOOMs, WITH BOARD, | § pamete wine se eel anatitscetes ‘at a bargain, and thorouridy tansenid al ieaars cated ced rd Sa en ome on ad aE SALETA TAR OF 124 ACRES, SITUATED WATCH THs t BENT UNFURNISHED TWO COMMUNT. Jeod fertile, well: wowed’ and Seaversl fas eA AKO BARGAINS, - , Wel pes ng Th Datluine sien, ut ne ballaines OT 89 «PFEIFFER & CONLIYY, 16 lish wae ‘au30-1m* GEV. L. STABLER, Ashton, Md. buard oJ POR SALE— 1 BREWST N D. and nex cE of SALE-NEAR STATIONS ON MET. BRANCH F Goupsiette, 1 eigbt- ring Victoone: Ty ¥2 2D-STOKY 1 FLOOR: aud Lots, Cottares, Country, Hoes, Farms | iooker & Go.: 1 wcteqon front Divuitian, ult, by 821 Vermout ave, apposite Aruinygton Motel. and Timber Lands! COGRE boLUCK EEE Sis Fae Hise Fotmacn Tsiider Paaeton, built by Flandrwa ply afier 4 pan oe nw. At Kockvilie after 1 p.m. outv-lm® |} Mictoria 1 French: Brougham, 1 tuglisb ail (OR RENT-TWO COMMUNICATING SECOND- JTOMAC RIVER AND CHESAPE. AME bay eater cove onnden, | sis-panenges Fumby 3; 8008 Room; suitable for light housekocrive: reut, Farin; some fine estates; ind: | (lose Landawe, Howry Brgucane Nockaway. 3 ve- ver month in advance. 1005 North. eit Chofaasre $i Carta T Lubuty, 4 Village, 3 Pouy Cacts, | Bouy Paw ton, 13 tor Buggies, SS for ladies, end doctors’ use, 12 Sile-ber Bugmies, 2 Buewes, 1 Freuch Waconette, several sets Single aid uble Harness, Spreads and Whips. ‘The above- Mentioned carriages, both new aud sccond-hand, are from the beet makers, ae all in excellent condition RK RENT—TWO LARGE FRONT 3 BOOMs ON Thins Ploor Tao to + With amy $20 month. No children or dogs. R RENT--FOUR FULLY PORNINIED kOOMS- iractive and homelike; two with open fires an¢ EASY AND FAST. — ed ust be wold t ake room fo oven o two with southern exposure, 1U18 Mathew. 613-16" A BONANZA FOR SMALL INVESTORS. olny, ot. Dowsn" ‘ CANMLAGE RRPOR TORE, ion (RENT. -12%2 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. 3 we cincioe vat bet 16th and 1 ote Piessan' ‘urnished Kooms, sit or en = POR ASS THOSE WONDERFUL 5b a y ot “ 0 10 81,008 WAST gentlemen p references ausv-1sie ee eit ee ata voce iAlareae Diapiug trator, Parlor Tons; FeUiar pee AR 4M SI. N.W.. HAW B.L A ABHOL ly, cau ot parlor floor; alao Thi a for $56 cast stool and peive open | fireplaces; turuace Lea if = ea pa, are further | I*t Magninoene ache tess U {OK RENT HANDSOMELY FURN SHED ius wood business ; or bayer, @ Magnificent ae Aratclans 1abls Boatd: excelieut a Booms: dartieulats apply to used but tour uths annex, Handsome Apartniente, with pri ood, ‘Apviy JACKSON'S, 1029 Connecticut ave. ve PUMNISHED OK CRFCKNIAERD— ‘Large os; new house with orwithout board; T. KILROY, 300 Gst. aw. ws TED-2600 0 ox 2700 FoR ONE YEAR TO ‘extend a well business: with eat reference aad 3 dafeas WALES ue sini Loue With, reat power, sltoxetler'a tuusica Choice: can be bought tsken with handsome Siar office ej a ‘once for ouly micderate rates; near depart: 2 tool with it. nents aud cars; Lerth ‘and south exposure; KR SALE—FOUR SHARES OF 2D MORTGAGE | A Nice Square Fame ter ® Beginner for 890, 85 per tion to children; Jags neigliboruved. Bonds of the Columbia Atidetie Chub. ‘wit gett tor | month ent pats Soe. cash, Address Box 23, star office, * THE PIANO =eees, 1 18TH BT. N. W., HANDSOME vit BALE—CONFECTIONEKY, TOY area Suite of Rooms om second floor, with privatebath all newly furnished; house and locatios firvt-clase: stall family and imoderste terms. 12-3t FOR RENT. {AN DSoMELY FURNISHED ais with Board. 1716 N st, a.w. Store, — eaie busibess, ree seas. 480 Int s ore YEARS copeet by condnet Fed Sc fon tor selling, sic! px Y SOLICITOR OF TWE: experience would carefully ana p Patent Business for Attorney sand o K., P.O. Box 76, city. DECIDE HASTILY When Making a Home or Buying for Investment or Speculation. UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS, Barton & Walker's Addition to Brookland, ‘Will Suit You. Examine It. FOR SALE-AN EXCELLENT GeExr RAL PLL sidebar Digy weerty new Atmryein. Can be a iy ne seen ut COLUMBIA BLABLES, 1741 Johuson ave, ps BALE—ONE_ BEAUTIFUL UPRIONT, FIN- ed tn Oak, $205. HUGO WORCH & 00. 925 7th ot v.w., Sohiner Plano Agente, Pianos for rept «1 BEST MADE AND NEATEST oxsTeR Boxee. $1 por 200. with lsbela. SCH MAD'S Paper x Rectory, BAT 12th ot mw, t ¥ = = Ke nished iioom, on suite or siixie, with or without board: convenient to herdics first-class neisgborboud. alz- Fey RENT—UNFURNISHED—TWO BEAUTIF! L omununicating Hooins, with bay wind. was and bath hi ON’ F2, RENT—1334 NEW YORK AV ished Apartments, en suite or sing! intge clossts, turuace, latruve and ope weaves; cen BOBALOONS. _—_-NO NUISANCES. tral location; uear cats, hotels and departinente: ref Lots 50x150 Feet and Smaller. ING caaniRS YOUNG ras SERS : . ta, Cayes, Gold Fishes, Aquart Fish F ROC On FoRNsHED, BRICK SIDEWALKS. STONEGUTTERS, | iprati'e bor Cakes and Mediones SCHatipes With closet, suitable fer respectable mechanics GRAVELED STKEETS. Store, $17 12th ot. nw. auzo-sun ice home ; low rent for Ist. n.w. FINE SHADE. BEAUTIFUL SITES. UCTION IN PRICE—POR THE ica itty dy tenant. Apps S08 12-3" next thirty days we will sell our stock of Sunumer Close proximity to Catholic University, where ten at cost Gall ama ‘xree F TREE hoosis, UNF Uns isi, oeralilion aullarsase to be cnnenaod ever ofered in Warcun't mages oul Harmen suitable tor luht housctecpiie, wo yaisios aati ~] a 406 Teun o Guildren., amend het: bath same fogs: south front, ‘Must Rapidly Enhance Value of Lota. - = JO SALE—“OTTO" GAS ENGIN, and second hand by BOTH NEW for circular of THREE UNFURNISHED | , You don't havo to wait for railroads ato de built, Two WO OK * tty housekeeping; also F ‘Noon 1 ‘urnished | *!Peady there—the Electric and 7. wis Hoom; belt cars pass the dour. JOS Lith st. u-w. Siseskiecs maecmamau AKKIAGES, WAGONS AND BUG zeta: 100 job to naleck trum. tue wag formation oF plate call on REDFORD W. fone and Ghemios SOUK ARGE, PLEASANT KOOMS, WITH ts ¥ sO HARRY BAMLOX | patie a an Ey = sing:e Fooma, #18; eae three net | 3 Fa ae Me et i = aS wanbie < 2 2 ee D AND ID T ORTES OF HOUSE 1406 4 rooms 01 floor; witl be rented ther, “inquire at 1022 Oth st, bows ANTED IMMEDIATELY — =f BY, IAD { about to take « lane ho for one year or ote ee cow oar oo per shou, = Cured by deed of trust ou furusture: torts sitoady’ en gaged troin October 1: Tala Lack quarterly if di ress G. G. T., Star office. e12-30" JOR SALE—ONE OF THE BEST | FaviNe Gxo- cory and srovimion Stores in N eat Section : sold ut once. Address Box 1%, Star office: _ SUBURBAN PROPERTY, — JOK RENT—A BEAUTIFUL £IGHT-ROOM CO’ tage, Harrisou st, Anaeostia; large yard, stabie, atin Be 821 per month 7OK RENT—BUIGHT SUNNY 4OOMS, SECOND floor; bed cove bed room. darlor end large ‘rou n cud ingle or en suite; aia uneiy fur. ; private family. ois 13th = ice Bia-Foom Cottage on Jacksom . Anacostia, ‘Monroe st. - GREE! POR SSLECAT TAKOMA PARK—SPECIAL Bane Oo YOU W ax MONEX}—$10 TO @100 76 Loa OR RENT—1720 H ST. XW. ONE SQUARE NTS ‘HOO! >: s ote Lote ina nice lecstiou; ean 4 eee ers on Ln wo pthc pMrenn ‘west of War aud Navy Departmi ig SQUARE ROK BENT TARGE 6/1001 geod oats = bo by Tbe teat nears ear a very fine apring. on. 2500 Fritcipel and nutorest popable weeny or property: | Furnished Koos, on ent aud second Hoare, ei abletor private school; vent 813 per non sch Other se frei 2 2 conde pet Parenter mo te of feeds ftom residence: po | FOL: WENT FORNISHED Rooals NEAR CK o12-16t BECO a15-3t° be icity. Bor’ ‘on Su u330- Lin® us and Peusion oflices, with or without board. 612 a ~ om Geen IA $11,000 8A Be, ee oS au70-18t ANTED — BY A BUSINESS as oo Ne case Pavaner i delay beyond « bs case CORNER INTE ST AND MASHA- | property” teu tet S800 per yea ty TO HOME SEEKERS. au23-1m ioard; pleasant Suiniuer touts southern andere oie divas Box 7%, Star office. ent Seer Will buftd to suit your ideas: you are privileged te CANS AT LOWEST weed OF Sas On exposure; references exchanzed. au30-1imo® 7 E_CHEAP_A HALE Tee 1S Tx | Ket, bids on whatever house you may select; we fur 7 iad ry eee geurra F E} 5 Pwo, Vtlaabie Patent tents, Address P. Wash- au23-1m OR RED FLATS ington, D.C. to build as above, fONEY TN HaNd TO LOAN ox ‘APERQVED RENT—ONE HANDSOME LARGE WLAT; ¥LAT, ~ Pe EO A for itt» bound to A pataiet rea corte ALBEUT FP let ar EP to Byte ued Fixtures, Lease a oNky “TO LOAN IN ANY. Sacae YOR Jong of short period, at 5 and 6 yer cone Wes: GYET, W1LOUX & UO., 1907 Fa ave and Gun La Bul 6-; = ANTED IBY - PRIVATE , FAMILY, A A ¥UR- nished House in Geo h they will bay @78 yer mouth. “address ‘et Stat office. me fo W ANTED—FOR M IMMEDIATE CASH MODERN. built House; @ to 10 ros with bat ANTED — ~ 30 RENT A BRICK Bovek, location miwee bet, G and E, anand Tein sea. ajar ion D.W.. Lt ry CHANDA, Post Office Box 706, Cit ANTED—HOUSES TO REN aeacaan a AT- tention given to the collection of rents; state. ments rendered promptly; we have more Peay for, houses than we can fill, A DBBY, 1008 u 31m = ¥ A CAREFUL TENANT WiTto cinipa ya CARRE SPLAR wTHGUT of the city for‘? car {tous cts 1, 1800: willitae fe mt; «ood tunity to ies jeans pee iy tor tour referoacon changed. Adiiress at $1,000 TO Nig tong TO LOAN UN CITY y jos of interest. T. Bh. Cee Pe M°™¥ ON REAL ESTATE 1N THIS DISTRICT. RO, HOLTZMAN, 3030 Corner 10th and ¥ stu, a. w, TO, IN Bua Fuom $600 UPWARD, AT 5 AND 6 PER CENT, “etio™ ished: every convenience; terms vemouatle, st. uw. WO SUITES. ¥iVE ROOMS — 422"0 wwet neatly pape! ONEY TO LOAN AT FIVE PEK CENT TON AP proved Real bstate Becurity. ountes x TYLER & RUT HenronD, hye eae 1907 ¥ st. aw Mia TO LOAN IN BPMB TO BEIT. ATO AND Sic spairantai ye Dale. sre, my19 ‘(ke Arlington Fire ins, Go's ofticas Moxey BAe AMON RES Sar LIFE AND Apply to Ae He ACHESON: 1007 W ot news Sel Sar Bamana widows to putt Sed fot separate sta Kent, ae RS per 3 er year. B it Wata's a jaentty 7OR RENT—PHOTOGKAPHER'S ROOMS, eee USER see ere ae an all eso | ocstion ceptral: rooms desirable, ent low, eek ee ne en ee Por at aid Uthet new. ‘om LOST . AND FOUND. _RENT—OFFICE: FOR, CES. _ | FROM 1600 MASS. AYE, OR spe WELL Kyou sy? Poa RENT—HALE OF BOOM 29, ATLANTIC Satuoder, 15m ser Spaniel Gyp. Reward if | of 1308 Sthst. u.x., are home from New ork were Wl nt ont for veal ete purpocta. Apyly si | 3 GsT—KATURDAY. BADGE Bika, Thay atvine the inde af Want to have ine, Ds. oom 22. iets [Seat ceed OOP RUE, SF hE ws corly ae a 5 bey A ‘Shepherd road. jaan POH, RENTON FST NW, A MEAULIFUE | Shepherd ible parlors, and Back Roo! F ply JOHN 0. FOHNGON, | AND DWELL- 1008 ‘and QTRAYED OR STOLEN. rewarded A CHINA PUG The finder will be on return to 1) at, nw. ype ge HANDLé WHIP ON lome road; . Minh a eee 7 oth ie NT—Dt pe ag EE sees. | BY 2010 ot iw. & MOL, 1008 F | 755 'R at. nd rece! Sree samoen hentia, soa PERO me gadis, pb MHS ‘e133 nr ts oe LYMD. A.M, Tvs, Tostitate, Wet a (LL HoUsE on ROK 4 ON. ONEY LosN IN iE AND SMALL | THAYED AWAY—A BLACK TAN COLLIE n30-1m* boutuwest cur. Keown. W i Laan ae atte et RENT—DERT! o ti arp ya! ee a mpeni Ea iny toe ‘tow vance oi , sy at 8 par conte Stren. Fe tgninme Being zd hen ens kood 0 Hise Fron os Evening, Stet shee sek ae A iRGRIRED Fiavare, SerpoTvE Auesor, LEAK beak izo ious at War buings™ | Ak SULRIGY 4 Corte03 Pe sre wn28-tna att coube, Seek oad | cae cs faded wr sog, a = ee oa = DMISSEY 70, TOAN, Om APEHOVED “Hxad we Og o8. oe SUNDAY APTERNOON, SEPTEMUEE a MALLIAMA Maneuen BOO ANT BOY FOR Gisii-4 HOUGE OF within the District : several punall W SEE a spots; in Food sondition and in & jusilaitotats wich Ideeize, so e Tanking et | __ FOR _RENT--STORES. Batch gud Taxth ariat aks bad long esr. Literal ee, we ILL PAY = eed Sut 1-m* irene M ste, 2. w- Oet-NEWFOUNOLASD a1 SHEPHERD boa, =NT—TWO XEw stopes Gress wr sedi ot SUSIE'S ULL lanl, vied WAS tah i ie 000; | MONEY to oan, atate Security, in District of Freu ro Fett : Bow York are Le reward i returned to 728-05 | 2 soi f ry oiumbia, wo any sume, ‘af lowest rates of in- | 300 New York ave.; concrete ‘Loane, at. e15-3e* aul3 1008 Ft. nw. | rces waco an a = ; EDUCATIONAL, ent : Pie Ne Ba STORE; ie we EY TO LOAN ———WANTED ROOMS. __ Hine sitgree oie attest a AMEE Te, ay oMMUSICATING ON | ogy TU "1437 PeuneyTvauia avenue ste berhoud of 3 sud Toe eS Address Meee EXO L0ak Ox wea isaee 10» OSCGREEN, 303 7th ot. n.w. Witeant ouficg terwal ios beneath Se He En ‘Addrese Box 50, tar ofkee ry Wake SARS Oe ES Ee Ghee bck: sie TO 204 ON BEAL ESTATE store EOE | ——————————_—_ BOARDING. ————————————— Qasr eee ote PS EM (5 i ee