Evening Star Newspaper, September 16, 1890, Page 2

1 THE * , SHOOTING STARS. New York doesn’t like her census count. ‘Nothing but a foreign count suits New York. A real estate firm in the state of Washington advertises lots for sale in Utsalady on Camano Island at the confluence of the Skagit and 8ti rivers, Whointhunderwouldlive- tnvackapiace? ‘THE LITERARY TASTE. He—with « faint blush: “Have you read ‘Bel-Ami?’” She—innocently: “Oh, yes. That is to say, Thave read his ‘Looking Backward’ and a num- ber of his essays.” Some men are born rich, some achieve riches and some are in Canada, Wife—looking up from the Jourm@al of In- terior Decoration: “It is quite the fad now to have fe every well furnished house a yellow room.” Husband: “A yeller room, eh? Where is it? In the nursery’ Speaker Reed is not in sympathy with the newly organized window giass trust. It docs not wear a sash. In the national costuming plan “Our Mary” is the Doctor. Mr. Mare A Smith, the delegate from Arizona in the House will come back again. Another case of ‘‘Mare the perfect man,” re- ferred to in the Scriptures. LIBERTY OF SPEECH. Now Mr. Vaux, the Congressman, Is wrestling with a puzzle; “If Congressmen have mouths” says he, Wherefore put on a muzzle?” WELCOME TO OUR SHOOTERS. The rocket’s red glare Split the eky up the back; The resonant bomb Filled the air full of crack; The blue lights and green Painted chromos on high; The streets were chuck crowded ‘To see them pass by; ‘The town was aflame In a biaze of delight; And two million yellers Were yelling last night. The music was tooting, With many a toot, In honor of them as Had shot the good shoot All glory and boom To our noble N. G., We're giad they're back home To their own dear D, C. ——— Soctal Matters. ‘The Attorney General and Mrs. Miller, who toft the city Jast Friday. are now at Proctors- Ville, Vt, the guests of Judge Hines, who was a partner in the jaw frm in Indianapolis that for man; designated ‘Harrison, Hines & Siler.” The Secretary of War is at present with his family in Proctorsville, and the Attorney General and Mrs. Miller will be their guests before they return here next month. Before leaving here last week the Attorney General and family had just returned from a tour of the New York and New Jer- sey summering resorts, and they made their final visit at Asbury Park. Miss Miller and her sister, Miss Jessie Miller, and Mr. Samuel Dun- can Miller are in the city at the Massachusetts avenue home. These young people are enter- tainimg two young ladies, Miss Alberta Johr- son of and Miss Mary Miles of Vincennes, Iu Mr. Samuel D. Miller will enter the Columbia law school in New York next month. Mra Spooner bas returned to the city with her family of clever sons. They spent the summer at Nantucket. Mrs, Cullom aud her sister, Miss Fisher, are in the city, and were making visits yesterday afternoon. ‘Mrs, Walthall and her attractive daughter have returned to the city from a visit to Lees- burg. Senstor and Mrs. Henderson are living in a rudely constructed cottage in the Adirondacks, ‘in New York, and will not return to Boundary Castle until some time next month. Senator and Mrs. Farwell, Senator and Mrs. Dixon, Representative and Mra. Taylor of Chi- cago, Mr. Cannon and the Misses Cannon and Mr. T. E. Burton of Cleveland have secured apartments at the Hotel Arno for the coming season. Mrs. and Miss Dixon, mother and sister of the Senator from Rhode Island, and Miss Ol- cott of Albany, N.Y ill be the guests of Sen- ator and Mrs. Dixon at the Arno during the gay season. Mrs. J.V.N. Huyck and daughters are back from Bar Harbor to their I street home. Mrs. Roff and Miss Ida Roff have returned to — — from Sorrento, Me., where they t st season, and they are now wiih Mrs. Bed im, at No. 906 14th street. Mrs. Koff will pay s visit in a short time to her home in Kentucky, but expects to spend the winter here with her daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Goddard of this city have left Bar Harbor and are now at Lenox. Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Bulkley have returned to the city, after a delightful tour of two months through Europe. Miss Louise Hopkins of Northeast Washing- ton left this morning for Rondout, N.Y. Mrs. G. M. Sothoron returned last week from a delightful visit of three months to her old Virgiuia home. Miss Lillie Cissell of 10th street northwest is stopping with friends in Montgomery county. Mrs. Joe E. Sardo and sister, Miss Lala Rib- Ritzky, have returned from Ohio. This morning the Hon. Jerry H. Murphy, the well-known ex-Representative ftom the Dav- enport, lows, district, and Miss Mary A. Walton, daughter of Dr. J. L. Walton of Capitoi Hill, were married at St. Peter's Church by Kev. Father Donohue and started immediately on a trip to the west. This event was entirely un- expected by the friends of Mr. Murphy. A cable dispatch to the New York Sun says “An American wedding that sg to be celebrated in London in a week or is that of Dir. Douglas Grant. brother of ‘Adele Grant, to Iva- belle Scott, ton qos of George Scott, a well- known N. banker. The wedding will be very quiet.” Miss Nell Hodgson of 104 11th street south- east. has returned tothe city and will be at home, as usual, to her fri friends, A Notable Opening. An evidence of the growth of Washington as a business city is given in the opening here to- day at Nos. 937 and 939 F street of one of the largest and best known establishments for the sale of ladies’ furnishing goods, cloaks and millinery in Baltimore. The firm is that of D. J. Goldenberg, and at the location mamed he has opened a spacious double store under the name of “The Monumental.” Today the brilliant show In the windows of the = ae attracted much attention the throngs on F street. A throng of promos filled the store and inspected the rich goods, which in style and color reflected the fashion of the day. The store had been very Bandsomely decorated with flowers in honor of the opening, but the beauty of the hats and bonnets shown, the luster of plumes, the sheen of silk and velvets almost put the floral col- umns and festoons in the shade. There isa full line of white goods, « marvellous display of and en exhibition of millimery of the very latest importations. It is a Principle of the firm to sell at the most reasouable prices and to — = goods plainly. Many years in ——— has gained steadily, we won the confidence of the a -__—_~»—__~— A Man Ran Over by a Street Car. Last night after the procesmon had passed ‘up Pennsylvania avenue and the crowd was Maaenaahash ea David Hayes was run over by car No. 4 on the Washington and Georgetown line near 13th street. The ear wheels passed over his leg. The driver of the cer, James H. Bladen, was arrested by Feliecmen Sutton for alleged annals and eo was removed to Emergency Hospital, To- day im the Police Court Biaden's Reade mare fobso, to appecr when the cose is tried. | Is ie denied that ho was whippigg horses at the time of the accident. Pulaski Ark. The in county, * have to contest the election’ of the @emocratic oficehoiders, HOUSE PAINTERS ON STRIKE. They Demand That Eight Hours Shall Constitute a Day’s Work. A MAJORITY OF THE BOSSES ACCEDE, BUT THE OTHERS SAY THEY WILL NOT—HUNDREDS OF JOURNEYMEN IDLE—WHAT 18 SAID ON BOTH SIDES OF THE QUESTION. The journeymen house painters all over the city quit work yesterday morning and went on strike, What they demand is that eight hours shall constitute a day's work. Men of some of the other building trades now work only eight hours a day. There are about 150 master painters in the District and the journeymen say that a majority of them have acceded to the request for the eight-hour day, while some of the bosses who employ many hands have posi- tively refused to accede and express a determ nation to stick out against the journeymen till the bitter end. While the eight-hour move- ment on the part of Labor Assembly 1798, Knights of Labor, is not a new thing the pres- ent strike is the result of a MEETING OF THE ASSEMBLY HELD SUNDAY EVEN- INa. When the men quit work Saturday all of thom were not aware of what the following day would bring forth, but an advertisement in Saturday's Stan brought out many members of the assembly and the Sunday meeting was Jargely attended. At that meeting the matter was freely discussed, and it was only after full and free consideration of the question that the assembly decided to demand eight hours yes- terday morning. This question was discussed in’ May—-more than three months ago—when an attempt was made to arrange the matter in a manner satis- factory to both the labor assembly and the master painters, PROPOSITION OF THE MASTER PAINTERS IN MAY, On the 23d of May, after a meeting of the master painters, resolutions were passed and sent to the labor assembly, as follow: “Resolved, That on_and after the day of May, 1891, that the Master Painters’ Associa- tion agree with the Painters’ Assembly that eight hours shall constitute a day's work and the rate of Py shall be 37'¢ cents per hour. “Resolved further, That if the exigencies should arise that the men should be required to work over hours, that the rate shall be the same for any time within two hours, and that after that time the rate shall be 56 cents per hour, except on Sundays, when it shall be double time. “Resolved further, That a conference com- mittee of five from the M.P.A, and five from the P.A. shall meet on the 15th day of April, 1891, and that if at such meeting the conferees, or part of them, shall present a petition signed by two-thirds of their members in good stand- ing requesting the abovo change the same shall go into effect, provided, thatthe Painters’ Assembly rescind the fifteen-minute rule, and, further, that when a journeyman painter con- tracts for work he shall be considered a master paiater and shall be compelled to withdraw from the Painters’ Assembly as a journeyman, and the Master Painters’ Associa- tion be so notified. Provided further that the arbitration com- mittee of the Painters’ Assembly meet the ex- ecutive committee of the Master Painters’ As- sociation in all cases whenever disputes may arise in any shops belonging to the M.P.A. to settle any differences that may be brought be- fore them.” RESPONSE OF THE KNIGHTS, In response to that resolution was sent the following: “May 26, 1890. “Mr. Thos. A. Brown, Pres. of M.P.A.: Ata regular meeting of L. A. 1798, K. of L., held ry 23, 1890, I was instructed to notify you that the propositions submitted by the LP. A. could not as a whole be acceded to, cea that the following proposal be placed in the hands of your committee for consideration: ‘That on and after April 1, 1890, eight hours shall oe aday's work and the rate of shall be 3 per day, with no alteration of our by-laws. If acceded toon your part the agreement shall be signed by both parties and same be published.’ bet and respectfully, C. T. Watrort, “RS. L. A. 1798." 4 MISUNDERSTANDING. This proposition is what led to the present strike. The members of the assembly say that their proposition was entirely ignored by the master painters and the latter say they under- stood that the matter had been settled till next April. But there appears to be no paper signed by both parties, nor was there ever any publication as provided in the resolution. ATTITUDE OF THE BossES. Some of the bosses declare that they will fight the matter to the end, while others are desirous of settling the trouble as soon as pos- sible. What they compiain of mostly is that they were not given more notice, but the mem- bers of the assembly think that the notice was sufficient in view of the action taken in May. ‘There were many painters at the assembly rooms today discussing the situation and an- otber meeting will be held tonight to take further action in the matter, WHAT CHAIRMAN DENHAM SAYS. Mr. Thos. 8. Denham, chairman of the arbi- tration committee of the assembly, said this morning that they had submitted a tair propo- sition to the bosses and they are willing to stand by it. [He referred to the proposition printed above.] That proposition, he said, the master painters refused to recognize, and when it was delivered it was thrown upon the stove. “They have treated us,” he said, “with silent contempt. If they had acted pen that propo- sition this strike would probably never have occurred.” He said further that Mr. Brown did not present it to all of the bosses, and one of them said yesterday that he had never seen the paper. ACTION OF THE MASTER PAINTERS LAST NIGHT. The master painters held a meeting at the office of President Brown on F street last even- ing and after discussing the matter adopted the following resolution: “Resolved, That the Master Painters’ Asso- ciation refuse to accede to the demand of Painters’ Assembly, 1798, for eight hours per day.” NON-UNION MEN PAINTING THE WHITE HOUSE. The result is that work on many houses and large buildings has been stopped. The White House was included in the list, but today five non-union men were employed, and they went to work repainting the outside of the build- ing. Mr. Fred 8. Newman has the contract and his ten men quit work yesterday. He said to a Star reporter this morning that he thought it an outrage for the men to strike as they did, without giving any notice. Some of the men, he said, were on their way to work | oogeeed before they were aware that a strike had been ordered. ir. Newman added that he under- stood that both sides had agreed that the eight-hour rule should go into effect April 1 of next year. The master association, he said, agreed to give eight hoursand the assembly accepted it. He said that he had “five scabs from outside the city” working on the White House now. He thought he would have no trouble getting enough men to finish the work on his present contracta. Mr. Brown said that he did not care to dis- cuss the matter at present. WHAT A MASTER PAINTER SAYS. Mr. Hodges of the master painters said that there were many houses turned upside down and people wanted té know why the work could not be done. He added that the master association did not want to import men. They wanted the work done by people iu this city, and ty hoped for ap ony. settlement of the trouble. “PLENTY oF Notice.” Amember of the assembly said he thought that plenty of notice had been given. “They have had since last May,” he said, ‘to take ac- tion on our proposition and they have com- pletely ignored it. If we had told them six months ago that we were going to strike they would have had plenty of outside men here long ago and upset us enti ‘Chairman Denham of the arbitration com- mittee said that the men left one shop because the master painters would not pay on and they were now ready to put on a lien. RIGHT-HOUR MEN INSIDE THE WHITE HOUSE, The painting being done inside the White House is under the contract of Mr. H. C. Hol- ther, who acceded to the demands of his men, and the work went on witt without ut interruption. To Be President T! Till Next March. The following telegram was received at the State Department late last night from Minister Ryan, at the City of Mexico: “Telegram trom Misner requests me to tele- graph you that old national assembly of Sal- vador unanimously elected Carlos Ezeta con- [ae president until the ist of next No fo seye ry yet been received from Min- ister Mizner in regard to the Barrundia affair, leat duct WAS 2ED AT, 1702 5 T, TWO plan te SERV- aay ants; Cook and Numse” German preterrod. Past Fequited email tauiiy. aoe 'ANTED—A GOO} 8) FAMILY: WEusageea gts Say ay Waar RLeL IE 1 216-30" arte WHI ata FOR GEM Witricwork Xpiiras o10'K af iw. Ont oe BOY TO MAKE HIMSELF ane seful im the Store; must havo re-om- mendations “Teub Tithet ee: _____816-3t w: ANTEDSSEVEMAL GOOD WOOD SAWYEKS. to V. BALDWIN JOHNSON, 519 ata ANTEDAVAVE re Once. J. @. VAL! 5 PAVER HANGELS wt NT& 1012 Ww ANTaD waa coe 93 10TO sare: oma x Maids, Nurses an: ndresses, Waiters,’ Drivers or Farm Hands: Colored Susu oat A COOMBS, 926 F st. nw. 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WI1 HOUT ldren, a Furnished House in the n.w. sectior on of the iy for 1 year feom Oct. 1, 1890; willing to pay reasonable rent ; rood opportunity to parties leav: hanged, Addreas H. si Wise ‘© BUY FOR CASH—A HOUSE OF from ¥ to 12 rooms; in yood coudition and in @ Food mehberhood.” Adarces, stating price aud exact location, CAH PURCHASE, Star office, auz1-lim* W NTED—HOUSES FROM $4 Fo also Low in Washington and di Hesh nents, 1008 Fst, nw, ___WANTED_ROOMS. ANTED—FURNISHED BED ROOM AND HALL Room with Board in private family ; privilege of Barlor: location bet. Aoi uth, Hand Nz hustand, wife an a NAVY, btar ws ~ On 4 UNFURNISHED ROOMS iar Hehe best end bath; centrully located; susull family adults. ohtidress, stating price and fora tion, KOOMS, dtar office, . ANTED — TWO. {CONNECTING ROOMS: a for Family of ‘Three; conventent to 16 Fst. Address f. B. # st .w. WANTED. By ee AN. om west part of city) Duite, of Yive Unfurnished Xooms, with private bath on rst or second tlour, with ARTED INGE LARGE FURNISHED Boom, ceeding 85. reas Hct housekeoping. Address Ww: with Heat and Gas, not exe TEACHEK, plar office. WANTED-cctobER 1 1 OOM Board iu private fawily ry Geurgetown, for Sian, W'fewnd ‘wo Small Children, Address i¢8., Star office. ate WARSZED-TO KENT A 8 \CELY FURNISHED Room in Conyeuieut Location for occusional use i entlenan aud friend traveling: prefer with small Hy of edu ° location. Address DELP srolien 816-31 een to sell ceilings; larwe windows: all em conv | Srat-clase table board ut reasonable raten RS; TWO ROOMS: for complete housekeeping, QOR KENT—10221 ST, Furnished Kooms, private fumily and moderate terms; hotse and tion first-class, XW. HANDSOMELY ‘Or ch suite, with bath loca $16-6t_ Fiioct RENT DINING ROOM, KITCHEN AND ‘Bed Koom ; furnished for housekeeping Ge Tot. n. a16-st" JOR a ~THREE CHEEMPUL WELL-FUR- nished Communicating Fron! Rooms on 3d terms moderate; yentiemen preferred. one nods FE RENT FURS ISHE! bok Five Lai asant Kooms, secon NF , socous umd third hoore; ave. cars pass doo near ieee will be rented eu nite or single ‘ave, 1. w. su: We EBCOND newly UKNISHED COMM southern exp will per uit Very light house keeping. tt AND fur- and also ‘Fitet Floor’ Prout Parlor” “Caturmished. cating Rooms on 2d floor aud Saloon Parlor on Let 001 ure; with or without Loard: or 407 E st. mw. FE KENT_TOGENTLEMAN AND WIFE, W out Cuildren, Furnished “noows 1TH ite or suit i Feferences exchanged. 619K st. uw. 15-3" = RENT-SECOND OK iHIKD STORY BACK and front roome 1D a small private fammy of adull with Board aud the comforts of visa a ryan ‘home toan Elderly Couple or 2TH LANGE FRONT window: third Aoore nicely tare jesirable; privute tumily; ‘eoupanse |S preferred; references. = T—TWO PARLOKS ON 2D FLOOR, FUR- inished for ligt housekeeping; also one on 3d floor; ate low rent w @ gvod 1115 K st. uw. Good Leuant; southern exposure. 812-3t* VOR RENT—TWO OR THKEE BEAUTIFUL Xooms; furnished; private fauily ; corner house; oy of ta south frout; references re- tired. 1 3H = a NISHED x. Kuoms, with irst-clas Boark; cclaivrwos pres, herdics pass th pie Pears 4 “asoE Room: folding bed, 7OR- Hall yo eas, wi 1 FURNISHED th board. 1824 ST, SUITES OF LARGE, ace Furnished Comuiipicatiny Rooms; ou 2d d $d floors: with bay windows, la Gvery courculonces lecsdon and meigul ceptionable; terms reasouable. OK KENT—IN PRIVAIE FAMILY, TO pleasant Front Kooms with Hail bed Koom 310 Indians ave. nw. 1453 Q 8T., Roou:, 2 — south front, ‘bay and aicy ences exchaused. tng! “ure aud the departinents, A‘ @11 13th Fond ste) es es ¥ uit SHS igs oF two, gentlemen; references Apply at LARGE ¥ URNISHED | i HED ROOMS, WITH OR le oF en suite; convenient to bet, OR RENT—FURNISHED—THREE poMeWwiT use of Purlor, for Housekeeping; €26 per inonth. G02 M ot now. 8) 3-3t* AND JOR RENT — WITH BOAKD, Two LARGE ¥ One Hall Second-floor Room Une suitable for family; south exposure, Also Keterenees. 443 foor Front Koom. 4435 ali communicating ; Third. JOK RENT—1215 story Front Koom; bath on "su: HN. W., LANGE 'SECOND- r; private family; references exchauged; convenient to, three ines of street cara, #13. cry Fe. REN1I—FUBNISHED—ONE LARGE AND Two Hull Rooms, Iuguire, bet. 6 and 8 pm., at 511 Fst. uw. 913-31 14TH § a rior ROsITE PORT- Furuished T! rout Room lass Moard: peavate fanaliy? S13: SUPERIOR KOOMS, WITH BO. ARD, -W.. house under new inauayement 1d th eoustly Tebuvated; al) modern conven ences. 10 other roomes sleove: heat, cas aud bath 10: LD—2D-sTORY FLOOR; Vermont ave., ‘opposite Arhiugtou Hotel ae Vee: KENT—FURN rpm. Ee RENT—TWO COMMUNICATING floor Roum; suitable for light bousekeepiuse; glu ter mouth in advance. 1000 Nort Carol —UNFUKNISHED—TWO COMMUNT- cating Third-floor Reomus; with bay window and s1s-3t* SECOND- rent, ee — Wo, GARGE _PRONT ROOMS ON Lave., with month. No chilaren or dope $20 oe oat per DR RENT—FOUR FULLY FURNISHED KOOMS: attractive aud homelike; two with open fires and tWo with southern exposure. 1918 H st. u.w, s13-Lw* VOR KEN MASSACHUSET #8 AVE N.W, Vleusant Furnished Roows, single or en stunt Seutlemen preferred; referenc ausd-16e* {OR RENT—1754 M ST. NoW.: HANDSOMELY fur. suite: parlor floor; also floor Rooms; private bath; open frepiaces; turn: 2 hewt ; location Hrat-clans; one dour frum street ca: 13. ROK RE: ndrsticlaus table Board: excelent servi vacome. Apartientar with priv x, He Avply JACKSON'S, 1029 Connecticut a T- HAN DSOMELY FURNIdHE! moos: bath. 13-00" {OR RENT FUMNISHED OR UNYUKRISHE: pms: Lew house; alcovi ments and car: Lorth ‘aud south exposure first-class neighborlvod, light housekecpinut, to HOST. N. a Navy Dopartmontes Haine ou firat aud sccoud tivora, mod, imps. with or without board: imederate fates; hea depart ol ec te T—THREE KOOMS, UNFURNISHED, parties without heat, bath kawe floor: » south front. ONE Square “end Wik \NTED—1WO COMMUNICATING KOOMS ON first or second floor in private family, iu i Derhood of 15th aud Tata uw. Address M. fooms; private family; delightful location to ull lines of cara 1413 loth st.’ y AD ished Front Vzunaud north of I changed, Addrevs BY HUBUAND AND WIFE, a FUG id Hall Koom, with board, wi ob: state teruiy; retere .. Star office. WAN TED MISCELLAN -EOUS ANTED-FIFTY Go GALLO: 8 MILK DAILY. KUBSELL & CO. WANTED — merry 1, WINTER Wilson's Stock Farm, best attention given tos 28 per month: 3 iweuis a day, including daily, groom a Heep med Of charge. Apply F. H. at Ss ae RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS 3 sus and Pension offices, with or without iid stn. w. a Fe KENT—FUKNISUED AND UNFURNISHED -on- Lew. references e CORNER NINIH ST AND MASSA- ve., Large Nicely Furnished toums with + Pleasant sUiuwer roots, suuthern apdeastera hanwed. ano" __FOR RENT FLATS. F, z first fluor; Smaller Flat second floor; new! very CouVelience; terns res: ouable. RENT—ONE HANDS OME Ancr, Fiat.) 41 TWENTY GALLONS OF MILK plore, — and oe oss eve ning—at either B. and 0. or B. aud P. depots, Address JUMN BUGGIE, 2139 ii st. nw. Wise fae ie TAINS Winto, ‘0 LAUNDRY AT 50c. dleached on the grass in the comnuay Call or address 623 Penney! is ave. ‘0 PURCHASE DAILY, “DELIVER: it seotlon, lo Soro Fer of Pure ger ou es RENT—ALL BUT ONK OF A NINE-ROOM Flat, completely furnished for housekecy 165: or Parlor. vow, Diniuy hoom and 5. efereneea Inquire 92U Uth at, B.w. #-2) Bot tones fly’ papered Joor, O nw. ; ‘neatly pape phuubing:: windows to perth and way; Feut for reut aud south: separate; C w., opp. atchen, vO SUITES. FIVE ROOMS EACH, i sauitary “4 reduced to $14 to amuall iauily, 1 have also sale large and siuull propertics iu all sec E. A. McINTIME, 222 ‘Tri it id TED—FARLOK FURNITURE _UPHOL- lorod, Muttresacs ade over: work done in # nest ibatantial manuer, Mattresses of all kiuds made ox EaON oe = i BW. ce Meloxroph instrumcute; Medical Battorien Ele. trical sand Mechanical es 8 ne a Hance “4 oS "rouses, Vo: e. or KY ces will be ‘paid MAddsese » Star J ot pa V -A WHITE WOMAN AS GOOD COOK sud Laaniiross in eemall taumily. Call at 1710 Conn. ave., with references. WEE YOUTH ABOUT 18 YEARS = “Se at Mertz’s Drug Store, 1014 F st. u.w.; one wledge of the Lusiness preferred. ANTED-LEALN KS FOR PROF. CHRIST- r's International Taylor System : with any iuch rillo or pe ancasure plone, as ait sclentific tailors cut: patterns and materials cut aud meds end instruction TMESSER, 1403 KL ave, s6-1m' - BOYS WITH GOOD, SOPRANO AND AgTED a if Alto paid a1 ven. ‘Apply st'st dohurs Parton ‘Hi Getaw tou Tuesdays aud Frigaye 06-4m&tu,2w Wantep-uirouTaxtt 13 INVESTIGATE! THE EQUITABLE BOND ASSOCIATION ow BALTIMORE, MD. HAS NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER AS- SOCIATION IN THIS OK ANY OTHER CITY. AN ABSOLUTELY SAFE INVESTMENT FOR LARGE OB SMALL SUMS, PRINCIPLE NEW—PROFITS GREAT BUT SURE— SOLID MEN TO GUARANTEE IT. CALL FOR PROSPECTUS. FIFTY SOLICITORS WANTED. REAVEL SAVAGE, ATTORNEY—MANAGER, au20-tu&f) 711 14TH 8ST. N.W. cED— Introduce and Sel) ‘comastonion, ‘MANU ACLU. ge heb LY. au! a ANTED — YOUNG PEuNONG WisuING =O Typewntine with view of ‘qoud = ad aaa anyone wang Sick Hon to increase ‘may @ppply at oom m8 Aut, WANTED—BOARD. __ SEeceme canny 1th st Neer 6:30 nm. eet 21, Coats ‘ser dow. c= Wante ANTED HL pAUM PA PAYS Tu mighyns CASH ‘aro 1 Store “Wixturen, icuecbolde, st sce ts 2 office, EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C.. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1890 COUNTRY _ REAL ESTATE FOR s SALE—MISCELL: ANEOUS R GAL EST WENTY. FIVE ACKES OF REAUTI. een, New Iron Free Bridge at oe bec », emi the Ariiuxton Evtate. tronts nalitary roaid to Fort Myer: about 10 niinutew from said uuaghificent view of the city divide hendeomely into villa The attention of laud spect on pet Ia Ver; would ul sites and buildine lote, latore is particularly called to this tract. Full im- formation gives Parties taken to pice. property tree of c! JAMES bk. CLEM S1t-lw Office, 1321 F st. C.—- Fe: SALE—~EVERAL TRACTs UF LAND NEAK vind convenient to the city'of Washington. Before Uribe PUrcuaRere are requested to cull oF sia = Schineton and surruandius country. with list of suburban property and sauail fariun, Just Yee JaMbs b CEES Ta” 1321 Fee aw, | OE SALE—HANDSOME SEVEN. aS coT- hot and cold water to top floor, papered throughout, abands: beated by furnace, besutifal grounds at ae *. eo ‘Ststion, =: snd tomac 2 miles from HALL, TH0St Peaiets Daltinera, Mi Kish SALE FARSI OF 180 ACKES HOUS). BARN aera 400 Trees: Ane peacti laud. mui froin station cu Bw Me HP BIS TOK “Martinebare. Washiveton bra: miles from Lei ville. Place. the farm is divided into arable and wood Lands. and nitveral laud, trom which valuable ore ta chipped hime 10-room mansion on the to Mutckirk and Baltimore: the Watered by broach and spriu. ABLE © 1108 G st nw (OR SALE—LANDS OF THE EST TE x ‘Buene Vista,” situated tu Alex: Virginia, just across th dress Mrs FP. DKAL more, Md Fok BENT LA FIR-T -c ss jsvod Buildings, abundant Pasture to the right man, as weil . ABLMT, _DATRY rake fu \didress FAK M, 51: ty oa Bunker Hid row, Fra Ay high and healthy. Price FOR RENT— ys Large Double rooms, at Forest Gl test of shade aud surroundings’ goed outbaitdines and plenty of iruit’ Dr. JAS. J. CLAKK, Forest Glew, Ma. 5-3" JOR REN COUNTRY PL: ACE SITUATED ON the Fotomac river between Washington and Ale within ve minutes’ walk of the station. a able for market gardeni EPOses, Piemte geonnda, Thaprowed by & dwelling of 7 rooias, stable afd out houses; two yh cer the door, che of pure sulrhur wate . SWANN, 109 North Patrick st. Alexan- = SALE— New Six-room House, in oak grove, 20 acres of 815-80" id, 3 titles from Washington; excelient water; some fruit: % wile from rajirosd station, Terms. $400 down, balance in m monthly, paymenta..| “Price, @. 200. os three 3 miles ont, for Also, many other tracts, improved and unimproved, near the city, suitable tor poultry, fruit or gandeu sor for country residences for persons in busiuess in the city. Send for list with map of country surrounding ae ey AMES £, CLEMENTS, 1321 Fst. now, CONVENIENT HOUSE DYSTRABLY —_-> eS house has 8 room: wumerous closets ; fs; latrobes: range: lange beth with Lot and cold water: attic, and celier ‘aut price $4,400; ‘terms #500 month. see this tena, EAST MAN, G08 F «1 JOR SALE- "100 ACKES OF LAND AT WHITE OAK ‘Cross Hous, near the burut mill; splendidly tm- bered, with ee T. WIKION MATT! ew & CU., 1331 F ss si FLOR sace— Ta ACRES OF LAND THREE MILES © whole house, $40 yor ALDE- Lalence ERDAY & above Gaithersburg, xitusted on Metropo: un auch railroad, y BSS2 Prospect ave town. ure TOK 8A CHEAP—120 ACKES, MODERN Way cetbalidinns, irait, timber mu ee trom Wie, oD nap and coay ec: Address OWNEK, Bowie, Md. ee MONTHLY FATMERTS IN ‘ot fe more of those ie Cou ights: price $2500. $3,300, 84, and 80, 000. Buys Sadly slop Ved mt. slim EASTEADAY & HALDEMAN, 608 Fat, Fo SALE—A FARM OF 124 ACKES, SITUATED ot he from Asliton, Montgomery county, Md; nd fertile, well wooded am tered, seversl fine Dutaing sites, but po buildings. su3U-lm* GEV. L. STABLER, Ashton, Md. Fo SALE- NEAR STATIONS ON MET. BRAnce B. and U.. Lots, Cottayes, Countr: Ee Farms and Tiwber Lands: COOKE D. LUC! B.w. At Kockvilie after 1 p.m. ___BUSIN NESS CHANCES. and wal * ie Pat a ~a F%, SALE_GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE, BIG Whiskey trade; no trouble in nui Uconse: “will ive reanon for selling. Address COR, star office, A ED—TO EXCHANGE IMPROVED PROP. erty in Florida for @ Grocery Busiue: northwest section of the city. yiacia. Star office. 16-3 Ok BENT THE CITY HOTEL IN HAGERS- pwn, Md., situated on the corner of Main and jonathau sts., opposice Motel Hamilton and Court House, just overnuuled and in complete repair. has an Be chi ery modern copvenjence; Bar ana Kestaurant, will iesse tos practi- at Gntocer ‘ou the mest paroiaite teres aires CUTY MOTEL Uaees Ma. 16-20 STOCK FOR SALE, per cent dividend just H. PELOUZE, FRAN «new location) 1:3: ‘OW TO MAKE MONEY EASY AND Fast, 4 BONANZA FOR SMALL INVESTORS, If you have from glu 10 41, —y YOU WANT To DoELE im a year's tume send to us for circular. 58.L.ANDS. AESOG US _ Baltimore, Nia FOR BALES Bak Roost Doing «vod business; old established. For further partic Ure upply to St T. KILROY, 300 Gat. nw, Ww TED—8600 OK $700 FOR ONE YEAR TO extend a well-cstablisbed business: wood interest with best refereuce and security. Address MALKE. Star office. Fe SAL) R SHARES OF = Bonds of the Columbie Atuletic C cash, Address Box 2%, Buur office. JK BALE—CONFECTIONERY, TOY, aaeeae ery und Tobacco SE little ie business: ree- E ib: wily eet Ml for F: son jor selling. sickness. SOLICITOR OF TWENTY-SIX YEARS’ perience would carefully and properly condyet Patent Business far Attorney sand others ou equitable tern P.O. Box 76, City, si3-lu ONE aS HASTILY When Making a Home or Buying for Investment or Speculation. UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS, Barton & Walker's Addition to Brookland, Will Suit You, Examine It. NO SALOONS. NO NUISANCES. Lots 50x150 Feet and Smaller. BRICK SIDEWALKS. STONE GUTTERS. GRAVELED STKEETs, FINE SHADE. BEAUTIFUL SITES. Close proximity to Catholic University, 3 where ten Muillion dollars ure to be expen: Must Rapidly Enhance Value of Lots. You don't have to wait for railroads t1 be batt, Two already there~the Rloctric and Met Braweh he Prices the Lowest, Sacto, For information or plats call on REDFORD W. ALKA, 1000 Fat bw, or HARKY BAKTON, 2, 13381 Fr { RENT=LAKGE SCHOOL KOOM, 3140 PST. nw. ; furnished ; well lighted; wood veation; sult: able ior private school; rent $15 per mi DE. wists BANS & 00. 2 ie JOK LEASR—DESIMABLE SS or, BesINES Property on northeast corner of 14ih Bw., at present qos by Hen ne hisabene ons a Lange two-story brick aud from. uatn, suisable fur manufacturing cig boner of wr = - dumber © or general Storage purposes: a eee Kent 41,200 | per yeer. cS i WANE a20-00 RK RENT—PHOTOGRAPHER’S Rooms, EN suite; location central; rooms desirable; rent low. Apply at 419 9th st. n.W. sim SUBURBAN PROPERTY, _ POR MENT —A FINE BASEMENT. VUTFADLE and cold water; near Ball for an office; and Ohio depot. sth ot Bw. ear tuost destrabie’ ing, ie ‘hot “pont for real estate pucposes.. loom 22 OFFICES aT VERY Giada ailvane ™ ATLANTIC he build. aise at sites never the vers appetile : box of ioe ou ly, Gth and G sts, vita x ‘DK. McGILL'S “ORANG! BOSON NTRD—D : 0) OK KtNT—ON F 8T. NW. A BBAI a ‘Office, double parlors, and Hack a, aw Avply to SOHN 0, 5 ‘ cH, oe ¥ Pe uw. fe NT—DFSIRA! | aR iu the. Walter sees oan DWELL- 1008 and ry V guren, to one anouth's treatment, | {O19 F gtn.w, HEYSKELL S MoLtudy, 1008 ¥ mont Kiso “Anti-Biligus Powders’ 1 cures malar meee ft Min EA, BAILEY, = General Aven! mid OR hy oy OFFICE ROOMS IN Ww. NIED-IT KNOWN THA mm | ete te vung Build iva aod si inode aia ee A:T. COUMBE, 1425 Now dork ave. bests P. C. MERRY, 716 K st. n.w. WANTED RORSES: KEEPING HORSES win. FOR RENT--STORES. Livery es. S11 Oth arm 7th st rode ue alles fro jelly. 0, H. OLR eke ‘Ma. Fateacaines RENT — ions ARD & = cone Hawt bee eran Carnes, aes GASH VALUE PATD store to suit ton a aera ‘entire Btocks of Mercian ‘office Fizvures, Call | “siScod-ot W, G. DUVALL, 925 Ft. mw. Oraddrese AG. WINSTON, OST thet. uw. 6S aia ANTEDHORSES TOP, ork, ave. ie ‘cor, dept fave minutes! waik frou city stseet care, 74 U0. Haat Batate and Loans 4 Mout a ebatpeonee zi-im | Mat ai bmx S To PASTURE D Win. | JjO_ RENT—11¢) 71H oT, WW, STORE: wt ave sing best of are Bithny'tew snd coher cometh, Be Serer LotR ot. ‘and La ave, sll-lw* 18 # st kw. ‘bompeon's. ——_———— ir __ FOR RENT-—STABLES. Fax RENT—A BEAUTIFC EIGHT- Boom cor. x. Apavouting large yard, stable, 70! SALE-AT 1 TAKOMA PARK—SPEC! at cant. —Two Lote in s nice ty Tut leet: near a a spring; iret, ig eens arth iwi, Do ow. Ne CASH PAYMENT. aR 5 MONTE. TO HOME SEEKERS. Will build to suit your ideas; you sre get, bids on whatever house you may SPECULATORS. ares to fur- FLAN, (Care of W.3. 5. TAPPAR doeelty Store.) ats: 604 ¥th ot. aw. are FINANCIAL LIST FREE— aS Tere oUt oe Be. R * at Charlton 20W ~ALE—¥ furnish your eed apply i SALE —-T how Cases, Fetnw Fike KENTUCKY SADD chestut, fifteen and half haud: or soand im every particular La ave. nw sie S| rox SALE—ACTIVE able chostrut, & bone a O00! aud I sts. uw OR SALE | _ hands high, ers can trot horses has ever at #15 Fes SALE—A FINE BUGGY HORSE. 2° als Fe BALE = varieties, in h gl SALE « D. ADAMS, JOR SA recep! butt by Her has no use 1 MeCAULE) 10th sts, 7OK SALE Georgetown, cut at half cost ; Adiirens, with, = i SALE Sauuily tse axe O. very «1 Brown Mare, Gouri DOW y's a, nee: first-class order Lil party leaving the city. ner Colne Taba can tnt a netic ts 1 such, can’ pace a mile in 2 40. Fo; SALE- AT HALF PRIC DID” by Fulcr, Warren & tu pertect “condition —At ONCH- A LIOUT SBCONDAAND Vic i ty dome my :ocd ws my . c Fe te sound; ‘also Phaeto Ps F2gtt; Keeps pertect sum for $40 cash Address SM. Hall Lypewriter, - aed very cheap. Address MALL Ti oftice a PUK SALE—A 80) D AND GENTLE Hose 5 years old bie for business, or iady “rive; alo Phaeton Bugsy, an, f=. Apply FD. Vike, Me JOR SALI a FAMILY GUING ABROAD Bi Lunt Site saddle aud a OF Victoria. “Also a Maauber of jok saLE—BARG AtN— i SALE—WATCH THIS ¥ _ PFEIFFER & CONLIFY, OU CAN SAVE MONEY ENOUGH LO parict Before you iy your Piste rite for prices to the WORCESTER ORGAN 04 02 Kimg ot., Alexandra, 6-3? oe TLE BS A aav ERY IC too! bag. tools, Can be seen at ae 1597 14th st. wow ir Wo ELMOANT eee MouRTER each § feet, G11 for the two #16 HOMME Danie iL DRIVING MAKE. COLOR ve Jeare old: uatantocd sound aud roe, will geld reasonabie Can 2M'S SEABLE bet 1 Sth and 14th ONE BLACK HORSE Sate and Side-tar Surrey. Cull at #16 , SALE AMERICAN QRAPROPHONE STOCK bow and secure the & per cent dividend just FEA Love ue teveatont 1430 Oke CAR LOAD Buweies will eel ROCKWE or. Ane 1 Reveral « in three punutes, Nut o been handled for specd. JOHN SIMMONS" Sal. 11 12th LaTHoRE oy, NE She FANCY Plurons: FANCY PIGEONS! at lowest COUR BLOS a SOUF stope AYvos 14% ap AKLOK Piet yawns tave of pedal US AND CALVES APPLA 14 r Eekiueton, DiC KIA, has yo BxtOWR to sell, PSTABLS. U at bet Can be see: Lives EAUTIFUL KO od Witla Stool aw 1. WILD & BROOMS, Fu: K MARE © YEARS ¢ 218 D GENTLE LD WATCH, 18 3; will be sold =y a1SG and Bridie with Curb : Habit and Hi: ik Pius aud other Wraps. luclosed stamp, Box 11, Star office. — “A NEAT BAY TEAM. vida 0 yoate old suatabie Worees, Suitable tor 1 Use; none but sound Horses bought or sold. 'S ‘Sale Btabies, List bet. 16th aud 17th ste. CHICKERING PI. 0. Handsome Rosewood Cave Periat onder musically, mmonthiy Pavone of ¢. SPACE POR TANO BARGAINS, 2th #t. ww stool with it. choice ; can ve bought 25 cash with bundsvne A Nice Square Pisno for » Beginner for 800; 85 per mouth until paid tor. one Horse. ished im Onk, re SALE—ONE BEAUTIFUL, ch oh u-w bobimer Pane Agente THE PlaNo EXCH ANGE, aes. AN EXCELLENT gexeas RAL Pom sound saute made Surrey Can be ‘ABLES iva a a CHM T: ey GO WOKCH {UK SALE—UEST MADE AND NEATEST OYSTER Bo SCH MID'S Paj pies, 1 per 200 with labela. Box Factory, S17 22th pe SALE Screenings, delivered 1 carloads at low prices Address A MOKKIS & CO., ever ofered in W au7 rois, Cures, e Dog Cu at com. Call and see the reat a mw, STONE SCREENINGS—LIMp. mT suttable for walks and carriaxe driv Avondale, Pa. ‘au30-Im* SINGING CANAKIES, YOUNG Pai _ id Fishes, A: k Of Sue eet Dar yalue Vagoun Carriages ‘uid Haruews SF GEYER, 400 Penn ave. UK BALE—“UTTO" GAs ENGINES, BOTH NEW und secund band :auy size Send tor circular of callon D. BALLAUR, Ax’ hewuw, wis EF uk oe —CAKKIAGES, WAGONS ANY, ae oy torus: | 100 jobs to salede ug teatly dowe, cove mes PSRUGOE Sas Manoa a SU Mot Georetown, D.C. OsT—TWO ington to Ni LOST AN D FOUND. RETURN COUPONS FEOM WASH. jew hork, Return to 1411 Corcoran vt, ty aud receive reward. JUUND—MONDAY MORNING, comtainions val WEST cy THOR taller ibis oes je papers, & hw = REWARD_LOsT—GOING FROM GONG I e) town to 12th st. aud New York ave, a Lars Carbuncle Shirt Stud.” Finder please revuri T5thst. now. OsT—SA’ Fm... Swell silver w SSS," cnevaved ob watch. 1009 9th at. nw aul re found please return to ward. BDAY. SEPTEMBER SaPTERs 30 atch tub; “Culmen, Keward for 7? » ave, Bw and receive te Dome OF & CARRIAGE. A LADY'S BL and end Blue Stripe. Reward marked Chloe, Leis « SEPTEMBER 13, 180% 800, A BLA A > ‘White Setter; an tag No. G31, twa to 1714 STEAKED—NOND fut. Keward ws ‘Surtal Hat. ny iS paid it se wil ud if ro nits ac snd Cait, Apply tow YAME TO MY FARM ABOUT SEPT. 10, YOUNG C Black snd White Cow “ 4 vr McCHESNEY, near Brookland. Loss BLACK CAMEL return the same to 3086 N st, Geonretown. Lst0% SEPTEMBER PYth and K end ch Sing co a ox M and ste. Picasa 11, SMALL WHITE ‘Suiteble reward will be <t—, between a 2607 Lote. 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