Evening Star Newspaper, September 26, 1890, Page 2

A GREAT PAPER. SOCIAI L MATTERS. Tomorrow’s Star and the Many Good | What Well-Known People are Doing— Personal Notes. Mrs. Gen. Hazen has leased her I street Things It Will Contain. ‘The regular sixteen-page issue of Tar Stan tomorrow will be of great interest to the Wash- ington public. Besides treating the nows of the world in the most thorough manner, it will gtVe epace to a number of special articles pre- pared with great care. These will treat of Jocal and general subjects in » most interesting maaner and several of them will be illustrated. The following are some of the features of to- morrow’s Star: TRE FOE TO SHADE TREES. (Illustrated). How the caterpillar ruins the beautiful foliage. ARMS AND LEGS FOR ALL. (illustrated). Veterans get artificial limbs to replace the @nes thoy have lost. CARING FOR CRANKS. (Illustrated), All sorts and conditions of men at the sani- tary office. THE DUEL IN GERMANY. (lustrated). Students who slash each other on the slight- est provocation. THE SENATE'S GUARDIAN. (Ilustrated.) An interesting chat with the venerable Capt. | £0! Isaac Bassett, BACK TO AFRICA. house to Mrs. Sargent and is weeks with her mother, Mrs, fayette square. covered trom his s itinest of the summer at Deer Park, but is now confined a few leLean, on La- ‘Mr. McLean has not fully re- to his room, Mr. and Mrs. John BR. MeLean are back from Bar Harbor, where they spent the summer, and have opened thoir house on McPherson square. The youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Wm. C. MaeBride is slowly convalescing from a se- vere attack of typhoid fever. Senator and Mrs. Stockbridge have spent most of the summer in the city, Mrs. Stock- bridge made two tripe to Boston during that time. They have now removed from the M street house in which they have kept house since they came to the city, and they aro now established in the handsome residence on the corner of Connecticut avenuo and N streets where Justice Matthews lived and died. It is now the Mary G. roperty of Mr. John E. Boal, Brammond of Kalataazoo, Mich., who Mrs, is the Senator's sister, is his guest at preseyt. Mrs. Drummond has been ending some time with the relations of her late husband in Bath, Maine. Yesterday Mrs, Stockbridge and Mrs, Drammond visited Mount Vernon. On Wednesday night Senator Stockbridge gave a dinner of eighteen covers to a party of Michigan gentlemen. The decorative center piece of the table was a large basket filled with iden rod and the new single their crimson coronas and golden hearts. uests were Mr. W. B. ‘Thompson, Mr. J. Burrows, Mr. FE. P. Allen, Mr. James O’Don- 1% Mr. Mark 8. Brewer. Mr. A. T. Bliss, Mr. tal dablias An absorbing story written expressly for Tax | F. W. Wheeler. Mr. Charles E. Belknap, Mr. 8. Evgsrse Stan by Wm. Westall. WORTHY OF HIS HIRE. A Congressman’s heavy expenses and his light pay. WHAT WOMEN OUGHT TO KNOW. household duties. IN A STRANGE COUNTRY. A visit to an old South American city. Fannie B. Ward. ALBERT PIKE'S WAKE. A notable entertainment of the good old times. By DUDES AND HOWLING SWELLS. ‘The distinction between them from an ex- pert’s standpoint. ATTRACTIVE HOMES. Something about household preparations for winter. REAL ETATE GOssIP. The rapidly growing business section of the city. THE WEEK IN NEW YORK. What the people of the big city are talking avout. By Taz Sran’s special correspond- eau ——— 99 LAFAYETTE MONUMENT SITE. Where Commissioner Douglass Thinks it Should Be. Commissioner Douglass takes a great in- terest in the location of the Lafayette monu- ment. In conversation with a Sran reporter today with referenes to the proposed location of the statue in the southeast corner of the Treasury grounds Mr. Douglass said: “Like many other of the citizeus I am so Pleased that it isnot to be on the margin of the square opposite the White House that I feel like being satisfied with any other site. ‘The Treasury corner has just one advantage— it commands the observation of the whole aveuue; otherwise it is objectionable. Our minister to France said to one of the Comm sioners this summer, just prior to an official letter on the subject, that the Lafayette statue was of gigantic and commanding size and should not be put on any other than a large site. ‘The Treasury corner is said to ve 80 feet square, while the base of the statue will be nearly 20. This certainly will be unfortunate by contrast. Where shall it go then? Asa citizen I favor the center of the large circle just south of the Executive Mansion. There is the only unoc- eupied space of the kind in the city fuli up in size to Mr. Reed’s requirements. Tue circle is a smooth, beautiful, clean space, directly in view of the monument, where the hero in stone could forever enjoy the view of his associated hero's momorial. Thon the circle f Lafayette by name, and give old Hickos Bame to the square opposite the President's, ‘The two 80-foot squares at the southeast aud southwest of the ‘Ireasury should be donated to life-size statues of Hamilton and Chase. ‘The oue orgauized the Trvasury and the other car- ried it successfully through its greatest trial. gen Brass le HUSBAND AND MONEY GONE. The Belief but Sad Ma Matrimonial Expe- rience of Maud Hilleary. A few weeks ago Maud Hilleary, who rasides at No, 1412 32d street (Georgetown), had about @300 of her own and « husband; now she has neither. Her husband left ber on the 15th instant for Wyoming, as he told her, tak- ing away with him her money. THE DESERTED WIFE's sToRY. She told her story toa Sran reporter this morning. “I first met my husband,” she said, “et the house of a friend on New Jersey avenue some time in August and was introduced to him as Dr. Charles H. Rehm of Wyoming. We se0u became warm friends and confided in each telling me of the purpose of tou, which, he seid, was to Prosecute agaimst the government amounting to $4,000. He also told me of his large and elegant white stoue house, his ex- tensive cattle range and his large profits in selling borses to the Indians,” ‘THE PICTURE ME PAINTED and the accompanying words of love were, it Bebms, too much for the susceptible girl, for ‘within a very short time after their first meet- ing a license and a ring were ured and a journey made to Baltimore, where they were made man and wife by an Episcopalian min- ister. Mrs. Rehm cannot remember his name, and asthe thoughtful doctor took away the license the girl has now no proof that she is except a massive gold band which en- circles the index finger of her left hand. ‘THE HONEYMOON was spent in Meyer's Hotel in this city. During tite time Dr. Rohm seemed to be energetically en and one day his wife a Department outside or return to fotlowed her a few minutes afterward and dis- played to her a large amount of money. Like 8 good wile GHE SURREXDERED Urn SavINes Of three years to him to put with his. Just be- fare he got the money he remarked to her: “AssoonasIcan get my money Washington andthe people in it cam gotoh—L” Mrs. Rebm ted to kuow what was to become of ber and be answered that he wouldu't think of taking ber out to Wyoming where biood from Indian tighting was knee deep, but he would leave hor enough to keep her comfortable until be had his business in the far west and then would move to New Yor or California, then left her and she bas not The or let photograph girl no letter or of ber Dusbaud and kcows of his present baad nothing pr —_—_— The Painters’ Kight-Hour Strike, Secretary Walport<of the Painters’ and Deco- Fators’ Assembly said today that there was nothing new concerning the painters’ strike for vight hours except that the journeymen constantly gainimg—that is. that more aq Were being given D abe eight hours asked M. Stevenson, Gen. B. M. Cutcheon, ir, Edwin S, Lacey, controller of the currency, Mr. E. Z. Perkins, Mr. Edwin Willitte, assistant secre- tary of agriculture, Mr. Charles Moore, Mr. H. H. Smith, Mr. O. 8 Spauldiag and Mr. 8. 8. Olds. On the adjournment of Congress ator and Mrs, Stockbridge and Mrs, Mansticld will visit their Kalamazoo home and remain How to care for their health in attending te | there until December. Mrs. J. C. Burrows is spending the summer in her vory beautifal h will not return here — winter. Mrs. F. M. Grahe of 1231 9th street north- west has returned home, Miss Mattie Tyler, daughter of Col. Nat Tyler, in Kalamazoo, and beginning of ho has been an invalid for some time over a year, has returned to her home, on i9th street, from a long visit in the mountains of Virginia entirely recovered. Miss Lizzie Tyler, who has been summering in Warrentoy, Va., has also returned. Miss Flora MacLean of Norfolk is visiting relatives in this city. An enjoyable supper was given last evening at the residence of Mr. C. W. Smilcy, chief of the fisheries division of the Census Office. Mr. 8. L. Irvine, one of the field agents, sent to Mr. Smiley a fine lot of scallops, and these fur- nished the basis of the feast cnjoyed by a com- pany of sixteen gentlemen. Mrs. W. T. Crump and family have returned from Colonial Beach and are located at 1325 S street northwest. Admiral Russell and family have returned and are at their home, 1703 De Sales street, Naval Cadet Russell is with the family, but will return to the academy next Monday. He is now a member of the second class and stands well. Mr. and Mrs, William E. Cartis have returned to the city and are at their residence, 1801 Con- necticut avenue. Mrs. Baxter and Miss Baxter of Nashville, Tenn,, are the guests of Mrs. George Baber at the Shoreham. Mrs, Therese Blackburn Stewart of Ken- tucky is with Miss Tarr at Mrs. Senator Kenna’s on Capitol Hill for a short time. Mrs, Maj. Tucker returucd yesterday morn- ing fro summer in Europe. Miss Logan met her in New York on Wednesday and came home with her, A quiet wedding took place last Wednesday evening at the residence of the bride, 803 7th street northeast, The contracting couple were Miss Mary Emma Wamsley and L. F. wimpffen, Mr. and at home to friends after October 1 at 616 Rt street northwest. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew B. Graham and thcir two young sons are at the Hygeia Hotel, Old Point Comfort, Va. W. Mosby Williams, who has been sojourn- ing in the mountains of Virginia for tho past fifteen day Bon- Mrs. Bonwimpfen will be ag returned to the city. Miss Alice V. Kingsbury of this city and Mr. Charles C. Estes of Morgantown, N. C., were married last night in the presence of their most intimate friends ttho residence of the bride's parents, Nev. 8. H. Greene of Calvary Baptist Church officiating. The bride looked pretty in @ travelin; tan broadcloth, wit After the ceremony the bridal couple were given hearty congratulation for New York for a trip costume of tailor mada hat and gloves to match. fter which they left ften days. The pres- euts were numerous and handsome. Miss Ada C. Burch, Miss — ‘jana Payne and Miss Mamie Russell, after a ort but de- lightful stay at Piney Point, pels slay ia this morning. On Wednesday evening, the 24th instant, a pleasant party, consisting of about fifty friends beers shal les gatherod at the residence of Mrv. R. Collin , No, 726 F reet northeast, to witness the marrizge of her daughter, Annie, to Mr. Harry Chase of this city, the bride's uncle, the Kev. Geo. Beaven of Hillsboro, Md., officiating. The parlors were tastefully decor- ated with an abundance of ferns, palms and beautiful flowers, and numerous and handsome presen of the ‘ts were dis] guests, ved tothe admiring gaze ¢ bride was attired ina hand- some traveling auit of dark green camel's hair serge richly trimmed im velvet, passamenteric and silk, and carried an exquisite bunch of La France roses. After the ceremoay and a hearty round of congratulations the guests repaired to the dining room, where a sum tuous repast had been prepared.’ After a pleasant hour the happy couple, amid showers of rice aud good wishes intimate friends, and accom ied by afew of ther more at) Srove to the Baltimore and Ohio station, where they left at 10:30 for a short trip. Mr.and Mrs. Richard Clardy of Malvern, Ark., are in the city en route east, aud are the guests of Mr. M. P. Key. Last evening there was a gain gathering of young men at the residence of Mr. H. King, J, proprietor of occasion being twenty-first birthday of King’s Palace, the the celebration of the this son. The members of the Argo Literary Club to the number of thirty were present and an equal number vf other friends, After congratula- tions had been extended the company were in- vited tc the dining Foom. where w sumptuous repast the Argo club then pre ring, was served. the setting of which was a letter with pearls and diamouds. Speeches were N. Meyer on behalf of ted Mr. King witha wtud- made by all present and when the compau broke up at 2:30 cheers were for the future prosperity of members of the family of Mr. King. those present were Mr. and Mrs. I Mr. and Mrs. M. King, Mr. and Mrs, 8. J. Mr. and Mrs, Harry King, jiven with o will e parents and Among King, jr., King, Richard Kuntz, N. Meyer, M. Sanger, A. L. Richold, Lee Baum- jarten, L. Hirsh, N. Goodman, N. Weil, 8. Wallach, J. L. Kaufman, 8. Mundheim, L. Mayer, G. Backenheimer, B. Roseuthal, M. Kaufman, C. Baum, N. Luchs, H. Strauss, B. Baruch, E. Blondheim, 8. Pe; Julius Kaufman, & Mg tt B G. Cohen, 5. Minster, 8. Rose: S. Lewis, Heenan . Outer- tag, L. Herzog and J. a. ‘The Misses Willenbucher have retarned from an extended trip through Central Europe, and will be glad to receive their friends at their home, 447 New Jersey avenue southeast, ae THE COURTS. Equitr Count—Judge Coz. Yosterday—Ogram agt. Nairn;k.C. Cutter ap- — receiver and sale ordered. Thompson t. ‘Thompson; testimony ordered taken be- fore C. Ingle, der limiting time for taking testimony. edith mony Patton et al. agt, Glover; or- Mer- agt. Meredith; commission to take testi- in Bal aw The finest young Indies" seminary in this W; country is noted for its Miss-management. Tt is not so much that “Kreutzer Sonata” should be excluded from the mails as that it should be excluded from the females, The name of the new German war minister— Leszynski—sounds a little as if ho might give three balls during the Berlin season. A Raum Lemonaid ie popular im pension office cirSles, When is Mr. Reed going to adjourn? THE PRESENT SESSION OF CONGRESS, The moment is approaching and We'll sling this question in: Will this one be adjourned in time For t'other to begin? Pay “Great Heavens, dau, what do you want to marry a nincompoop like that for?” Daughter: ‘But father he is so rich.” Papa: “What's that got to do with it?” Daughter: “Why, father, I thought it was an-income-poop we wanted! He: “Do you read Tolstoi?” She: “No, I don’t reag anything except En- lish, but my brother reads German s little.” “My darling,” he pleaded as she hesitated over the fatal question, “do not keep mein misery,” “That's it,” she said in far-away tones; “tha: it: whether I had better keep you in misery now, or answering ‘yes’ have you keep mein misery for nobody knows how long.” “And why do you smile,” inquired temper- ance advocate of a good natured tippler, to whom he was endeavoring to show the claws and tail of the demon of drink. ‘Well, really, I can’t say.” was the response. “Sometimes I emile because I feel that way, and semetimes I do so because somebody in- vites me to.” Elizabeth is a little girl living on 18th street, and she has been up in Orange, N.J., fora summer visit, When she came home the other night sho did not want to say her prayers. “But Elizabeth,” remonstrated her mother, “you must.” “If I must, I must,” she said submissively, “but I didn't think God came down from Orange when we did.” eine THE PARK BILL PASSED. It Now Awaits Only the Signature of the President. ONLY ONE VOTE AGAINST IT IN THE SENATE TODAY --SENATORS WHO OBJECT TO THE MILITARY PART OF IT AND THINK THE GOVERNMENT SHOULD PAY ALL THE EXPENSES, So far as the Senate and House can make legislation effective the Rock Creek Park is an accomplished fact, Allthe bill needs now is the signature of the President, for the Senate agreed to the report of the conference com- mittee this murning and used up only a small amount of time in doing it, The report was called up by Senator Ingalle_. SENATOR GORMAN’S VIEWS, The first person to discuss it was Senator Gorman, who said he had come to the conclu- sion that any further objection would result in an undesirable postponement, a postponement which would be full of danger to the measure. He, thorefore, would do no more than put him- seit ou record as certain features which he regarded as objectionable. He trusted the Senator in charge of the bill would prepare and push legislation that would materially change matters. The system he objected to was that of placing army officers iu charge of work that belonged to civilians. The construction of buildings, the laying out of parks and similar works should be supervised by civilians. He ad- mitted that the engineer corps stood high, but their assignment tosuch duties as now occupied most of their time was all wrong. The army was gradually making serious encroachments upon the rights and occupations of the man in civil life. Mr. Gorman said he would not contest the bill now because the whole country was in- terested in the idea of a great national park at the national capitah Had the Iand been bought tem years ago the cost would have been much less, and if the pur- chase was delayed there would be a great increase in the cost. He trusted the bill in its present shape would not long survive. but hoped there would be amendatory legisla- tion in which the control of the work would be shifted and the total expense paid by the gen- eral government, SENATOR GIBSON'S VIEWS, Senator Gibson of Louisiana was emphati- cally favorable tothe park and enthusiastic over its location, He had ridden over the greater portion of it and was satisfied that it was all that could be required. He did not think that the people of the District ought to be taxed for the purchase of the land or the maintenance of the reservation, Mr. Gibson said he had but one apprehension and that was that the army engineers would go in with their picks and spudes and destroy the natural beauties of one of the most naturally beautiful spots on the face of the earth. WHY BIR. REAGAN OPPOSED IT. Mr. Reagan said be was opposed to the bill. Central Park in New York, he said, contained only 700 acres, while it was proposed to estab- lish here a park of 2,000 acres. It was too much land for the purpose and it would re- quire a smaller expenditure of money if less soil was purchased, MR. SHERMAN SPEAKS, Senator Sherman said he was warmly in favor of the establishment of the park, Had the ground been bought twenty years ago it could have been purchased for $200,000. To- day it was worth fully six times as much, It was a good investment, if nothing more, The land would increase in'value cuormously. He objected to the government taking the city of Washington into partnership. “I don’t like to use the word,” said the Ohio statesman, “but I think it’s a mean thing to do,” and Mr. Sherman put a weighty accont on “mean.” He saidthe District could not afford such an expensive luxury, but the general government could. The goverument should own the park. Mr, Sherman then referred to three civilians (whom he did not name) who resided in this city and who could more sat- isfactorily and artistically lay out the park than could ag army engineers, Senator ris reminded Senator Sherman that there | would be three civilian commissioners ap- pointed to act in conjunction with the army | officers, THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SHOULD PAY ALL. Senator Sherman said he was pleased to be so informed, Then he went on to say that he hoped Congress would speedily repeal the law which makes the District pay half the cost of the park. Another of the grave errors in the bill was the provision empowering assessments of special taxes on adjacent. property because of efits which it was alleged would accrue, Most of the property adjoining the park was ‘in the hands of sinall owners—people who were seed of little tracts on which hae 4 raises -— truck to sell in the ca ees would be unjust totax these people. To sure they could probably get better prices he their little patches if they sold them. It is more than probable that but few of them would care to sell their homes, ‘They should not be singled out as objects of spec THE REPORT ADOPTED. ‘When the vote was taken on the A sec agreeing to thetonference report Mr. Reagan way the only one to ejaculate “No! Bo the re} Mieshs seg to and the bill will be taken wine President for his consideration. Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been issued by the clerk of the court to Wm. Gass and Katie Laur; Cornelius M. Towers and Alice M, Suits; Ste- phen Bailey and Fannie Thompson; Clayton Dorsey and man abd Annic & Hogan; 1. F’ Kubinem cod Margaretta Babette Emenhut’ palin en SES tail liquor license for his garden on New York avenue for the year SSeNT Lee wean s ___ FOR _RENT--ROOMS. Fa2 RENT 631 EAST CAPITOL st. st. Um Lo RENT—1018 ST. X.¥ Rai? 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B Sreasta FOR LENT TNO UNFURNISHED COMMUN seutlanen preferred rei jeer erate nares | Waste ant esett oun tan, | EeceeBea der eames dgretrand timer Boretonta We cher aed | tet atance fang ag ca af of = salary and ‘employ: at bo experience ra | ars ae te —— aor Ok 9 FURNISHED Om UNVUR | Toy SS OR UXFUENISHED iy 316 7th st. ow. wW ‘im a -- hooms on cor l0th and maker, 9 @ ste nw, cms ail te Fawi face the i ve A, wit WARTED—& YOUNG | MAN WHO IS QUICK AND ac cavern. w. 25- j= tiny yy ave eth td mnt ft . wath RR es ty eat aes TADY ACCUMTOMER To Teac Sibte, Le etcabrry Mttelik oes ai. ve loeao: uily oF ae! time 1 W ier Goto Kenaautia@GSiioane ee hee ree sh pornaeeres oust LORIENT ene rs WASTED—100 LABOWERS 10 WORK ON aE ANTED = SITUATIONS, FO STRST-CLAS® | eg whos = amueil rooms at 85. MCD. PECK 0 Wea froin otladelphie:, wil) start AD | Cooks, Elevator bors. Porters, Lad F ooms, with Firetclase = 2. 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Dy steam, with lye ae hotest ANGED—A GHOOERY CLERK: rare Sack ZOUE order will be dlled with dispe: aot Uee —es eed ere 1321 F saw. ‘ wW fy undervtand custing moain Apply 20 eee Fe. | KENT—FURNISHED, raion AND BED <i REBT —ONTIOUS A 3 a FIRST CLASS GANVANSER, 40 WA ED—HOUSES. __ ished. ri are deny “eaten — A, 'T-CLASS A ASSEI oo, = rm ew. iy Est. a 26- —- — furnished frees or $10 "per week and Td per. care ATE ee gaa Tosa pos KI-3 een Pope NICELY | Fe De. tie OFFICE ROOMS IN NEW BUILD- talon. address with reference, Box DL, Btar oiice, ished oF partly turnished; wood pe son (Trout oon, second floor ISG. 612 FST. ; good Light; steam beat &e.. low a Room 17. gEDTYPEWRITER AND, TENOGRAPHER Want ‘0 RENTS ¥ SMALL FAMILY OF | ———— ens lotel. Apply to CLERK of hotel. Adults e unfurnished: will | FOR RENT—1N NEW FLATs, WITH ELEVATOR, eee. | mesos ep Sia ce tek eng | Rae St etn i ans Waren YOUXG LADY AND GEN. | Sos. sf gentleman only ; best references. 717 13th at. rgctic, to nddrens J rte SLU Bee W aiten. fo Puctast rotcani, BUICK OF | AOR RENT—TWO LANGK NEATLY FUMNISITED -W. SEWER, MAMATIC CLUB. gi etree idand 1oinets an Kana Nate (Bw oF ‘Gommunicating Rovms on second floor; front room Fe RENT— RABLE OFFICE ROOMS iN * exceed | has large x Ware 2 FIRST-CLASS WAIST HANDS: . bic Aadrese 475, SCHWARTE 608, ath st Dussed. 1304 Khode Island « Si seameses ae rt y-a—3 ata sraee #7 per week: none but experionced 26-2t° | | FOR RENT—FURNISHED—1400 AF COUMBE, 1425 ‘New Tork ave. = MODERN BUILT Hoi oom, Lange socond-story Alcove Koom, with ANTED—1,90C BUYENS FOR ‘OUR $10 FALE OVERUOAT, % from, sc jameiciaa o3. BURUN EWE Con 931 Penna. ave, V mis, all conveniences, within 20 zu and Pen it BOE to exceed 8: pipet month. Address, giving “fall particulars, Box Ww ae —BY A FAMILY OF TWO, AN UNFUR- hishot House in n.w. : ret not to exceed 800 ra Address, stating price and locaton, cy tar office. WANTED—To BUY PhOM OWNER A ee ding 1n desirable part of ae oron Capitol Hill for investme rice from OU. Ad- far | Green J, 1303 Get. uw. wiving full particulars po _825-3t JOK RENT —LanGr STOKE AND CELLAN aT Lorthwest cor. of Bt ‘A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE Ore: muss stay nights, Apply, with Feferences, ‘howas Circle. CPERIE: Fst nw Fz RENT_—1334 NEW YORK AVE. N. nished A) STOKE-A GOOD BUSINESS: SEARD closets ; furnaces hotels, departments 8. Lad aud Feney Goods apply S00 Tt stuw. Wanrepoa wi WHITE GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK aud Plain Sewing; cap giv ‘vuokii hing oF irontt Saale ss ing, Washing or aia WASTED TWO SALESMEN ROUGHLY AG- Velvet and Dres: Seen quainted with the Sif Fst between Oty and 13th, Addrves Lease. Star office. T. F ST. N. FAS -floor Larxe Communicating Kooms: nicel firnished: southern exposure: near War. State ani euts; with home table, Terms reseou: ‘Also Table Board. ED_HOUSES TO RENT: PERSONAT. tention given to the cuilection of ret ments rendered promptly; we have more re auplic " winter. JOR RENT—1009 77H ST NW., A AL DESIKAL: ae Store with Tree Dwelling Rovus bath above; SOR RENT BY THE FILET OF OCTOBER TWO rise, nous” Uae thone bavine Foren for bounce thai we cau Gil. ACKEM 4 Bricht Plosaant second-fioor Ruoms, wit frood |S 2uuetion of Oth et and cabie care. cS, = ‘Apply to G. F. HENDKICKY, with, 1 . aw, si3-1m_ at 2026 G st. now. pass the | 922-1m ¥ st iw. ward W Axe Roca FRO 000; &s- por kEw: iL Nw sTURGs Oxi as CADRBIS RS THREE | Fitadee ork ave., in Laud sae ve iy; well Itghted aud heated SEEAST Zork eve:: comcrets colt aul3 1008 F'st. nw, + all couveniences; secoud Rais & OU. bs te abd Loans, = 3 vate s heat ANTED — A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT W WANTED ROOM J ANTED — BY (A LADY IN OFFICE, ‘A ROOM on Second Floor, ‘With or Without Board: con- ally located; terms must be’ reasouable, Tose vill be given prefereuce, Adi ‘White Woman as Chamber Mi Apply be! Wis NTED-YOUNG MAN TO DO CLOCK RB. pairing aud Jobbing, Apply by letter only, sta ing age, experience aud wages expected. A’idress 4; must bi f- Band 6 pan. B36 C stn JOR RENT-917 ¢ Furnished Rooms, second foo! ‘Board. NEW YORK AVE. WN. ir, wil TWO a iso Table ferences exc! #25: "Nicely ‘One Front (Och and Mt evs. uw, ones Board. Furnished Koon a we? yr moult persons, WASTED- A GOOD HIVE AGENT To MEPuE- | Yy Aw 'O OR THREE FURNISHED on | '%7,848,P0" mouth for two persons; uicely heated. ce. Price ouly sents Builting snd Association. ORrurntshed Roows by Two Adulte wit weeiloes Joun F. WAGGAMAN, once. “@RAHAM & ‘SuITH, 728 Lsth st. of livht housekeeping, between 14th and 18th. H = RENT — DESIKABLE — sECOND-STORY wy Doth wt, to Khode Talaad ave.? petuuauent if suited. ih Front Rooms in. private family; furnished 5G CAUH —Palmeak WAn ita vod lage Ey Cogs BE FoR Star office, or unfurnished; suitable ior eutioman and wife or A SACKIFICE YOR CASH —Falicr aX 0 skoOd some, Second Hloor, 3617 Pe rom Alexandria vu turns ave.n.W e ‘$ oe ' three gel m. Ci Baste oe from station on Alexandria aud Pred. = ericksbury raiiroed, & miles from Washington 131 ANTED—A NEAT GIN, Ag NU HSE FOR : ‘Ot RENT_—TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMB; | Acrea, uwht-room sirich House, norvaute stators aie Chit idres Apply «t 1600 th « second floor; communicating: beat, my Og bat ali outouidtis » fv scree Ane Gimotuy sud; ANTED —1Wo SAL¥aia io chlliten in the house; sehtiemen preferred. terms | tarts wt watorod, ar this, The tenn se wainted with the Curtain, Drapery moderate. and iuspect., Near Stauton Park ‘Cheap at $40 per acre. holstery Busiivess; uone but those may long Maryland ave. n.e., Capitol Hil, ‘ence need apply. Appl ply toG. F. MN RICK aa it ‘Each ‘Week: within, two vise ut 30 tone Parlor a Day About 30 tone tuivtliy hay’ ing De. VOK ki ed NEAR K.5_U9 z “ Woodward & Lothrop. i. ie oa Month Bowend oe peatt te, ae wi Rooms. zd end’ sd floors, aud Dining Roo aad | 3 Cows, me itehen in chan for Boshi. Heat, Gasaud Attena- PRIVATE (FAMILIES, <7 awe — auce to Lady aud Child. Address 13th st,, Star office. Seep mane Bae V aNTED-BY A LADY, PAKT OF A meres 625-3t* ot $3 to leave cit} House; would board Uwner references ive aud ~- 912, 414 ‘310, 20. BOWLES, required. Address B, Q 0,, Star off o2t* waned WVANTED—TWo ck Tux SIS . Actual cash value of whole, $6,400. If sold within Want COMPETENT WHITH WOMAN TO rooms by married couple: (ven ; bo howse- window, A pte Tee why ‘one week I can close this ah Bt 04,500, all cosh, ihe 6204 references required, 183% arte: vortn of K, castof 1ith st. nw. iireee B. {OR RENT—1225 NEW YORK AVE. TWO SEC. | Bt ™4P ofered. office. “s i SS Ee ES ui-floor Rooms, furnished as parlgr und bed room: | _926-2t ANTED—A BOY, ABOUT SEVENTEEN, TO AS- LD_-THRER YouR Unru mh — 7 bath satus Sosrs Ww in Grocery Store; Catholic preferred, y W icone idea Histelye on, ise or ie A car ond sais 3: yt SELL TEN-ACRE PRAC; a suitable for bousexeeping; fail ‘einall. ress | -- ville station ‘ANEED—A COMPETENT COLORED oma, 76 | Faifily, Star otic sabe ‘OH MEN THAN DSOMELY FURS FURNISHED SUPE | sud 0.8.1. ‘Be Geueral uate Work fucluding wreahings for v Seas oe TRAY eBE-Seo" | Speime: hugh wround= cleared: fenced: tne view : ‘ 20 1st 5 § ee pon i feunily, at 3 ee at. new. Applic Furnished Ktoome, south 01 bh bs Fe OE KENT — UNFURNISHED TWO LARGE a have 'O RELIABLE WOMEN—ONE FOR pape et oY re Gress DUCTOR, Stur office, 924-Gt pan tele SL eae WANTED—boYs (WHITH, “1435 PENNGYLVA- WANTED HARNESS MAKER, ONE a8 = nnd to repairs make changes. Ad Box 45, star office. ANTED-SETTLED WOMAN TO DO WASHING ewly Papered Communicating new brick; heat and ¥1 New York Bermauent it wited, Address PulsaNERe ‘D—ON ECAP. ST, ONE OR TWO FUR- Want or Unfurnished Hooms on second floor (one room trout), with board preferred, by two Ite. rinunent if suited ; private a jauully preferred: riven and required. H- Btar office, 134 -%ee Bt RIVER FARM. 91,000; ‘40 acres, 8150. Oracre aver Fara, 2000. her at AMBERS, Federaisburg, M T70E 8 ALM OF 135 na a MIL from city, on elewaut road; ind im five condition and hus comfortable dwelliig aud other build: reat bargain. Must be sold, T, Handsome Avert singie or en suite; 225 Bt* = =e eee ee busidinegs. A Fes, <p od H 5ST. N.W., NICELY FUR. i BOOK sis Boom and Good for One or Two Geutlemer. 825-31" Koon and Hed Roo ANTED—FIRST- CLASS BOARD AND Tate nd horthwest ad Pry = —' ROO! ,;OR SALE—FAKM OF 115 AC! ‘and Generul Housework in small family. Ad- KF? REN z_TwO 3 aw A by handsome dweliia, 8 rcom: drewe, stating color rofercuore and salary ‘exdyc low to permanent teuaut; neat two lines of cara’ Ad DOMEMTIC, Star office. ee aon outbuildings in excelient repair, tia, xvod road, and ir © tuilos trom Anacous Tk BGORS. wi 016 12thet A.AA., Star o1 925-30" W ANTED — WHILE WAITRESSE House Workers and fice ~ white ao == JOR KENT—UNFURNISHED—TWO PLEASANT alag TABLE DOAMD ux TEN _ Festung second ow Floor Kooms; heat, ALE—THE FOLLOWING PLACES, FROM fan snd Swedish Women.) BULNBAMS Lips, | ity of Government Privtiug Giice: permanent ede. | aB2Kas. 70 1th at, aad Lo 1 we witiouss. arable. Address UPPER LES, Star office. ty gardevitg.Fruit or Dairy for persous in busi- OK KRENT—1336 I ST, OPPOSITE FRANKLIN A park, Larke Handsomely Furnished hots. lanco ANTED-AT CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE ANTED - RD AND SECOND-FLOOR KD AND, RECOND-ELOOK | Coscts aind open fire places; reasonable prices aici: 3h eeciemenh Gen tae, i, whee eee ie *tfoverianent be Scions Athi one block of Conn. avenue cars | FOK KENT— UNFURNISHED THIER BooMs $3. ‘S-rovm New House: 20 acres. price #4400. mime eerts Totiet nw. pect anaes’ ety s20-70° 5 ANTED— DUNDORES EMPLOYMENT — Sy ra POR KENT_ Kc P room Hi 2¢ sores, prive yess, conde pajice Men end Women, WANTED—STORES. O15 Lat a 5-3t* _ | Two b-rocm Houses, 10 acres. 4,500. white und colored, for all kinds of auiestic Iabur, city s ———= | J50R RENT—AT 2120 1 ST. NW. FURNISHED | 20 sores, €2,100. d-room House. 40 acres: $6.00" tnd atatgn; with rolerenees, emoved to 700 L atu. w. ED—TO MENT. “A STORM ON NOMTH ooo ye A J0-room New House. 6, of Pennay! var ivania ‘aye. between 43g and 16th ats, sNddress GOOD ‘TENANT, Star office, ; reasonable tates, no children; gentiouen prosersed. Onli and see e24-w,fast —s ; trut; 6 House! fuil view of city AUEED CINCULAKS DISTRIBUTED: ‘a3 PER Bouse; full view ot once and secure terri- tory and valuable sa: tion teed or —— paler LIENS COREL asses Mark, #19-100" BUSINESS CHANCES. aca aS aS SUITES fubeatings Ppont Third story Rous x HREE subdivision, on 4NJED-MEN AND WOMEN OF ABILITY IN at 1gz1 1 = = termn Building Lots in view of the city. 10 every city, town and village to act as axents for GREAT Bal So ELEGANT 80 A turn! or unfurnished: suitable paik fe from bor horse ¢ care; an; Sante Per foot: terms $2 per Y plein J Jor Wa want the best obtain: | Ot Hot 7 a $0080" Ft a Fe aon st bers. we. 8. Holtze, mouth,» Matate Bulletin aud map of such unusual terms wi x 7 fees ites ae eS handacniess periodical | will eel for $254 ia CF = “| rou MENT Tar TwoTAKon, oa eT eae sarpouaatng co CLEMENTS, 1321 F st. nw, ‘inten subse It will be ad’ the — (_—= ~ SALE—THE CHLEBEATED Bo RAROE pap ae ed eat att wer Ca Ruck WO 8g perainse S Audie: Eetheciog oa aa or ihe hge ny Staen, Varin, the bat before, ‘8 demand that agents should be ready "Addrvss Box 141, Star offios “EOF | eepiny, bath and ven ‘o.ketate, over SOU acres chive lauds ¥.4y RTIS PUBLISHING CO., BLASS GKOCKY STORE, STOCK ALL BRENT TWO | UNFURNISHED Eaaee tou, the wrest rallross #15-13t ati Philadely hia, avalos 61,500 per ee meme ak nee. Frenne # Oioes, 1442 New sere | suliaarote Sv Acre; Deengeatrved sxaton on trans D-LKAKNERS FOR PROF. CHRIST- 4 >> sauna 4 aeooinierustioust ‘Taylor Syatem: with any inch 2 4. V. BUAK, Middletown, ¥.¥. A PART TAKE HALF IX- SeaED oe PARE doutane eae Te, Gullor Tuldrese WACTOMY. 109 King st, Alexandria, rule or tape imcasure alone, as patterns apd materials cut oud wiven by Mine, 5. tifie tailors cut; aud instruction J. MESSER, 1463 1.1. ave. s6-1m" mm RENT—615 TWELFTH ST. i, FUK- Fitincl iisome with First-class Bosra. ‘Terme rea- eouable. ae K RENT—911 18TH ST Rox SALE—« GREAT BANGALN—A FAM CON- taming 301 acres, jug Charitou M:ights; aie eae farm, we wail ‘23 rooms" ibis HAXDsOME SS = 7 t two years pay s purchaser 100 fe ED—A {TNER—ACTIVE OK SILE: ‘Suite of Parlor and Chamber, fUrnished, | Miside of the nex WANTED MISCELLANEOUS | Wis tustaivta vim is tocerghe bot Ur | wiullath hott saderatios natcuse ples ae: | Seve, Soe omy, S10 wer Sone "a ated Cafes in the iy: ‘this ts worth inven mune. moderate terms. ak dress O.A., Star o} =e Wp iain 00. Ws NTE! TY CARTS, NEW ; HAMESI ‘sorter ES KENT—7id 12TH AT. NW. ONE ER ee aud & st. Dw. 28-28" cay. FEED Soe Hay, or 2 sot Back Koon tur gentiemen , terms moderate. 2TOMAG kaye = AND comeabaal ba¥ ED-ALL DiSTRING PHOTOG Corn, Msel, Roun, Be. sot ot es nee os P¥ens = ws RAPHB, hive estates : very cheap, Wit: abana Hie 8 aay pete oral, focaltat FAMDNEWs Gallery: | gop.oe0 Too 5 se'nve._ | JOH RENT—410 OTH ST, NW, LANGE PLEAR: | sce ace of spate end game, aE Suocées with children. s2tbm GerHortioNE srock— “every convenience, ceutral locat zo Tako on aNTEDS ORES TO PASTURE AND WINTER FRANK H, PELOUZE, Fos, Bt ae Q si AL fan q RTGS uncalled atten wer nag aaa eoer ht. | _B25-38 1335 F st (eecond floor.) _| 75, ell, Surut a ya SS Bo it, amp Brings, Mt, we COOK'S 4 SALE_STOOK FIX TURKS AND LICENSE OF floors, th end zi @Rentunrant on 3d st. aw.: reut RENT_WITH OR WITHOUT BER it sod S300. HOLES Gon | FRSome furnished ane unfurmesen SALE_ON MONTHLY | PAYMENTS POUR Wee rere 508 ee bac ae third Goora; couvenient to the cua oe ‘234 2. yo can still buy, sell ce eachanigo uew oF sec = eene25-Ore 2a baby wchoot nok cies te teekeree Qitense secured: Decillag stmched: oy yk REXT_SECOND.FLCOR LARGE | FRONT DRY BALDEMAX,8O8 Fat Wier, catend eins = re sranma | ts Srcae: pecs fo 0ug ree Tor aching leaving E iia. =a SALE—A FARM oh 224 ACKLS SITUATSE D> ‘ED— FZ Me 1 G: ‘those aye = ‘trom Ashton. Moniguinery county. Wi WED. utara Carpi fate ‘eae eta cag. AdaSess bow 130, star 2 MENT AT 1357 ST. XW. PLEARA Pterile, well Soode Bid “Sintered eeverat tise Sonate ie address S1¢ 0th et news 220 ; x : ; — Fees, — ee ae eon Ls BTABLER, Asbton, Ma. re TICK! TICK i é ANTED—ALL ODP BOXES OF CIG: ust Ts .¥ has cut the prices. Watches Cleaned, RENT. 5 Zannsgur sovAne, ‘HAND- ESE Std ie tata Cones MET. BRANCH esd’: pices ware srle for Se, Php ens oy 3isin Sree i ee F in cvery’ root: private baths and dressing | aoa Tiber Lange (Guvke b. LUKAS sve . sweep. 5 Old 8 1011 Pa, ave. tery Steed wort sad low peices, 125 We Fethewe weer Sire and hoteles hail rooms; eal. co a = after 1 ES WINTER ani NTA LANGE FOUN-STOHY BUILDING N SECOND FLOOR TWO WV fries set ie phyt thet: =) Eh Seo ison auther past Feeie teat cawing|__, LOST AND FOUND. __ 3 rineludiag dkily’ wrusia: | or as shale with Board ri 4758 bak DR bee fra tre elo-sm feat a~ | Konto THD. A wAkDiNG, Gov Twist nw. Pee. Raneas patente? WV — PARLOB eee praos- oF eT per ade Dd TOPtEL. and toorder. See ies 240? Bet ot Zea ot Beuare Veet Bpesis cet EPaLconT ry ps ala a ILBURNS YOSITIVE CURE. Ox inte ame aah aL a be aes i Shahi eee ite 1 reps a “AEs a= at nw, WwW? Fre -nOnaEs, REFN x Price's SeeeecIeed Pune eure hy a tet bet of 30 gent AND HOME SaaS pean ap eg vias