Evening Star Newspaper, October 2, 1890, Page 2

ad ay SHOOTING STARS. RUSSIA AND THE HEBREWS. A Report From the State Department Sent to Congress. HELD UP THE TRAIN. —o——— When Mr. Reed came in last ove, He found an empty forum; — . a the A feport from the Secretary of State was Masked Men Take Possession of an Seam treet joer, sorapetithe ate, © | ccantmiiiedl te’ the. Sicuss yoaertay by tee Express Car. President in answer to a resolution concerning the enforcement of proscriptive edicts against the Jews in Russia. Tho Secretary says that P.S.—Buat he got there just the same. DoT droam or was it @ snub? (7, BB to thecorrespondence of the State Department JOHN SIEBRECHT GIVEN $10,000. | 2 a shows that the United States government bas —. aE vow. omitted me Proper occasion of presacral against a ition of a religious Over $5,000,000 Damage Caused | Py pithe gots of cart nnd att our citing ia Samia, or bering interests in Russia, Instances of interference with the liberty and treaty rights of our citizens in Rus- sia on the professed ground of their religion are infrequent. No instance is recalled of any native American Jew not of Russian origin, and Mr. George W. Wurts, American charge @affaires ad interim at St. Petersburg, re- | sere August 9thathe had the highest au- rity for msintaining that the Russian gov- ernment does not contemplate any change from = Uber aor (onsen - free her edicts of 1882. ie substance of report Miahows te Gis, Set oust een, are that the government does not contemplate The whole world has been told, any project of law looking to the general ex- _— Novas of Hebrews. The tendency in certain Dizp—-At 6 p.m. Wednesday, October Ist, of | high official quarters is now toward anemia, U.S. Congress, wtat LL No flowers. | severe application of existing laws, which Interment private. its source in economic reasons due to the We watched it breaking through the da; greatly needed commercial services of the Tax toseking cattane ae. y Jews in various channels of trade. You shall not chew my spruce gum, Ben, For having done this thing. [From “A Tale of Woe,” a jcremiad by T. Bricabrackett Reed. Congress has really gone and done it by Fire in Sydney, N.S.W. FIREMEN'S DISPLAY AT PAWTUCKET. — THEY RULED THE TRAIN. Am Adams Express Car Entered and Robbed by Masked Men. _ Trrrr, Onto, Oct. 2.—As train No. 2 on the Cincinnati, Sandusky and Cleveland railroad was pulling out of Urbana this morning at 3 o'clock two masked men broke ih the Adams Express Company's car and presenting revol- vers at the head of Arch L. Scudder, the ex- press messenger, demanded his keys. Scudder Alt THERE , MACAULAY? “How well Horatius kept the bridge, In the brave days of old,” In conclusion, the Secretary says, the House dered them and was then bound hand| As in the House the wave of life aud foot and gagged. ‘The robbers then rifled | Kept heaving to and fro. zecolution onsyeets on sppcehension’ that the | Fe Reetar a poco, Saceeing Oe Se Seeeey BE On: very hopes ballad dx tiath, against Jews in frusein may invade the right watch and with the keys rifled the safe of its contents, about €1,000. The train had reached ‘fs small town, West Liberty, by this time, and the robbers left the car and took » position upon the platform. ‘Seudder succeeded in calling the attention of the local agent to bis condition and was liber- ated and the alarm given, but the robbers cov- ered the train men with their guns and or- dered the train to proceed, which it did and just as they reached Bellefontaine the robbers ft the train and disappeared in the darkness with the booty. 4 GREAT SENSATION CAUSED. Betrontatxe, Outo, Oct. 2—The daring ex- press robbery on the Cincinnati, Sandusky and Cleveland railroad, between Urbana and this city this morning, is causing a great sensation in railroad circles. The long immunity from attack by “knights of the road” has caused a feeling of security to exist which was not warranted by the episode of this morn- ing. It is understood that no one except the messenger is permitted in the express car, but this rule is violated every day and ac- cess to the car is as free as to the smoker. Heudder, the messenger, is an old employe and po blame attaches to him His door was locked and first inti ion he had was the cold end of s pistol held at his head with the Our fears our hopes belied; ‘We thought it dying when it slept, And sleeping when it died, of United States citizens resorting to Russia. So far as an examination of the edicts in ques- tion has been possible they appear to regulate the residence and occupation of Jews domiciled in Russia and forming part of the permanent population of the empire. It is probable, the report says, that there are fow instances where 8 citizen of the United States will be found to have so far taken up his abode in Russia by en- gaging in a regulated trade or calling subject to the general Jewish edicts as to havo become domiciled there, oo EE Eee HAPPY POOL SELLERS. They Celebrated the Veto That Permits Them to Recross the River. The Servant Girls’ ‘Amociation has adopted as its motto this utterance of the late Hon. Wm. H. Seward: There is a hire law than the Con- stitution. ‘The usual vote of thanks tendered to the Speaker of the House appears to have been lost in the shuffle, Congress got a corner on Wheat at last and there is a vacancy in the House post office. Yesterday when the welcome news reached Jackson City, the suburb at the other end of the Long Bridge,that the President had vetoed the bill prohibiting bookmaking and poolsell- ing within the District limits, it was received by the populuce there with great ap- plause. They cared not what reasons might be assigned for returning the bill without his approval, They only knew that the bill was not a law and that they were at liberty to re- The dog cannot go without pants in summer. TBROZAA RB Of all sad words of tongue or pen, ‘The saddest are these, ‘I amsnubbed by Ben.” (From “Dow-Dow,” o translation from the Hellenic, by T. Brackett Reed, A Chicago nobleman who has risen by raising blood-cardiing “do “Throw up your | 4ogsremarks: “Take away the sword; states|turn to the more accessible resorts at = atin ean be saved without it; bring the pon.” Monte Carlo and ool more AP Gee IL “the rifling of the safe was short work, and PERE pron trade in security ere, meeting by the pry robbers were through Scudder SOCIAL MATTERS. of bookmakers and others, who man- had regained his voice and began to halivo. —_ At this one of the masked men placed his re-] _ Mr. Charles A. Bretow of Michigan and Miss volver at his head and pulled the trigger, but | Katie P. Killian of this city were married by the gun snapped without exploding the car- | Rev. Samuel Domer yesterday at the home of tridgo, the other robber then interfered and | the bride’s mother. After the ceremony was gaved the messenger's life by standing between | performed Mr. and Mrs. Brotow left for Michi- him and his pal, sayin ‘e don’t need to kill | gan. ‘They will be‘at home after November 1 at 921 6th street northwest, Td leaving the vee of Ape net Mr. and Mrs, W. W. Metcalf have returned erty the crew were un: 1e guns o! rob- | after a pleasant three months’ sojourn at Rich- bersandcoulddonothing. As the train slacked i up just before reaching this city the robbers | *¢!4 Springs, Cooperstown, and in the Berk. shire hills. mped and fied to the woods, Seudder, from Zz po saw them jump and fired upon them,| Loring Stone, son of Mra, Brinton Stone, They returned the fire with a volley from both | 1721 De Sales street, passed a successful exami- revolvers, however, doing no damage. A re- | nation for the Naval Academy. ward has been offered for their capture ands} Mrs, Mary A. Bowlor has returned to the city large posse of men are searching for them near | after an oxtended trip of aix weeks to western this city. Pennsylvania, ponies SIEBRECHT GETS $10,000. ‘The Argo Literary Club gave their first ‘‘at home” last evening to the Unity Circle and Damages Awarded For Alienation of | their lady friends. Mr. N. 8. Meyer, in behalf His Wife’s Affections. of the Argo, cordially welcomed the Unity Bartmone, Mp., Oct. 2—Tho jury in the Circle, and a response was made by Mr. 8. Lyon in behalf of fhe Unity Circle. indent a Selni Giibeahd deeded Wee, th Mice ee passed in dancing and other social for $75,000 damages for the alleged alienation | Mrs. A. M. Howard and her daughter, Miss of the affections of Mrs. Wilhelmina H. C. Biebrecht, now Mrs. Evans, presented a sealed verdict last night, which was this morning read Burnetts E. Howard, have returned from Gloucester, Mass, where they me two in court. It gives the plaintiff $10,000 damages, ‘The testimony Frosened by the plaintiff was months visiting relations. Mrs. Paymaster Phillips, wha laatesne end to the effect that Evans, after gaining the af- fections of Mrs, Siebrecht, counseled the secur- ing the summer in the mountains of West Vir- ginia, has returned to the city and is at the ing of a divorce from her husband because of family dissensions, while at the same time ad- Clarendon, THE LETTER KOX COMMISSION. vising Siebrecht to let the case go by default, — Siebrechs did not appreciate the true condition | A Great Number- of Inventors Before until after the divorce was granted and Evans ‘Them—Over 200 3 Immediately married Mrs. ‘Siebrecht. Evans| ~"°™—Over 200 Models Submitted is a very a contractor and will probably ap-/ The appearance of the corridor outside of peal the the room where the letter box commission LOSS IN THE MILLIONS. holds its sessions in the Post Office Department age to eko out a luxurious living with the as- sistance of people who think they have sure mn the races, and have money to back their guess work, was called to express their ap- proval of the President's action, Resolutions to this effect were passed unanimously and amid great enthusiasi Bills the President Did Not Sign. Eleven bills which passed both houses failed to become laws because they did not receive the President's signature. The most impor- tant of them is the bill for the relief of the as- signees of John Roach on a claim for extra allowance on the contract for the machinery of the U.8.8. Peoria, amounting to $61,752. The bill referred the claim to the Court of Claims and gave the court jurisdiction in the matter, ‘The other bills “pocketed” by the President are as follows: For the relief of the Washing- ton Iron Works, on a claim for naval work, in- volving an appropriation of $29,161; for the relief of Larrabee & Allen of Bath, Me., re- quiring an appropriation of $11,708; for the relief of the legal representatives of Henry 8. French, for the recovery of the net proceeds of 230, of cotton taken by the order of Gen. Shi n at Jonesborough, Ga., in 1864; for the relief of Reaney, Son & Archbold, for the work done on the steam vessels Waterite, Suwanee and Shamokin over and above the contract prices; for the relief of D. H. Mitchell, requir- ing an appropriation of €9,200, to pay for the corn delivered to the quartertuaster at Fort Harker, Kan., in 1868; to place Edward H. Lieb on the retired list of the army with the rank of captain; for the relief of I. J. McCreary, ad- ministrator of the estate of J. M. Heath, de- ceased, appropriating §8,380 in payment of the failure of an account with the Osage tribe of Indians; granting a pension to Jamos Melvin (information was received that the claimant in this case had died); grauting a pension to Lou- ise Selden (claimant recently remarried), and granting a pension to Benjamin T. Baker, now wii building suggested this morning a political | deceased. Many Valuable Buildings in Sydney, | convention. Groupsof men wero standing Dox'r Losg your opportunity. Wesley N.S.W., Destroyed by Fire. about talking, and when the door of the com- | Heights. = ———_ Unconfirmed Nominations. The presidential nominations which failed for lack of action by the Senate number twelve. The chief of them is the nomination of Wm. Monaghan of Onio to be consul at Hamilton,Cun. Of the others one is the nomina- mittee room opened there was a movement to sce what was going on inside. Nearly all these men in the corridors were persons interested in the designs for letter boxes, which the com- mission is examining. They have come from all parts of the country to present orally the merits of their devices. The commission 18 giving them a hearing. but this change Srpxer, N.S.W., Oct. 2.—Fire last night re- sulted in the destruction of the city bank build- fing, Athenium Club building and a number of large ware houses, The fire burned fiercely, Fesisting for s long time the best efforts of the fire department to get it under control. In addition to ware houses absolutely con- tion of anarmy chaplain and the others are sumed by the flames a number of ethers were | {9 pts the er - ae postmasters’ nominations, more or less damaged by fire and water. ST The en eaes we reach a million and a half pounds sterling. Crxctxxatt, Onto, Oct, 2—Bering & Co.'s shoe house at Sand 10 West Pearl street was gutted by fire last night, entailing @ loss of $50.000. Number 6 on that street is occupied by Popp, Hinze & Koenig, coffee Toasters, and No. 12 By Henry Miller & Co., dealers in to- damage to those buildings was bers and wil! not exceed 25.000. The me truck while on its way to the fire collided with Qstreet car at the corner of 5th and Sycamore Streets, several passengers being injured, but Rot seriously, a eae THE CITY OF BOBBINS. Thousands Witness the Firemen’s Cele- bration at Pawtucket. Provipexce, R.L, Oct. 2—Again the usually busy machinery of the Blackstone valley was Bilent today to allow the operatives to attend the day's celebration in commemoration of the {introduction of cotton spinning by power into America, The day was even warmer than any of the others thus far enjoyed. Early trains carried to Pawtucket red-shirted firemen from various towns of New England, — day was set apart to hand engine con- for both active and retired fire fighters. Again Pawtucketers, who have slept but little during the half week of excitement, arose be- gs were hoisted to the peaks the houses and the city of bobbins was a itter with color. Where the trains carried person yesterday they conveyed three to- das id the streets of the old city, whose Spindles are for the wook nolseless, wert packed * Pine line doris for th parad Park ine formed for the lo near Par! Place st 8:30 am. ‘There were twenty veteran pot oh ‘3 wists pony = compa- oon as as the wi city fire department. ‘When the aa dismissed dinner was served to the aromas § in the big tent. Then the line reformed and marched to Camp Burn- wide, where the trial of the old-fashioned hand engines, which had all been rage attract- ing much attention, took place. ‘fhe prizes Fanged from €50 to $150. cus to submit descriptions in writing. ‘The presence of a large number of the invent- ors, as well as the great number of models sent in, indicates the general interest taken in the subject. Since the commission yester- day two additional members have been appointed, namely, Mr. James E. Bell of the city post office and Post Office Inspector Smith. Two clerks are ey aged in numbering the models, of which there are over 200. The commission intend aa go into the matter very thoroughly and it is probable that they will be in se in session for | for some days, TAX ON STREET RAILROADS, The District Commissioners Consult Assessor Trimble. ‘The first board meeting that Commissioner Ross has attended took place this morning. Assessor Trimble has been giving the question of the taxation of street: railroads = large amount of attention since he has been in office with a view of having a rule adopted whereby this vexed question shall be settled for good and all, This morning he appeared before the Commissioners in the board room and talked the matter over with them. When the Commissioners asked him for his views on the subject Mr. Trimble said he thought Con- gress the wisest judge of how a railroad should be taxed and thought that if the Commission- ers would take the most recent legislation of Congress regarding the taxation of railroads it would be the most just and proper method that could be adopted. He, therefore, sug- gested that the clause relating to the taxation of the Eckington gnd Soldiers’ Home railroad be adopted, whereby all railroads would be taxed 7; per cent on their gross earn- ings. The Commissioners will take the matter under advisement, Commissioner Ross was much interested in the subject and took an active part in the con- vVersation, —e Paymaster General Cutter’s Will, The will of the late George Francis Cutter, Paymaster eae United Btates navy, was filed today. He leaves his estate to Mary L. a a the scene of the machinery | Cutter, his wife, w aol he names as executrix, Sn nen Curing Se) a nie Varkor's Salcils in Japas. > Aspecial tothe New York Herald from San Tie Up of Express Company. Francisco says: By the steamer China news New bene. Oct. 2—A special from Asbury | was received here of the suicide at the Grand Reap advertisement of free excursion in Sat- urday’s Star. The Intercontinental Railway. The Department of State has received a dis- patch from the United States legation at Buenos Ayres announcing that the president of the Argentine Republic has issued a decree accopt- ing the plan for an intercontinental railway commission and has sent a message to Congress asking for authority to appoint engineers to attend the conference in Washington this month, Police Court Cases, Inthe Police Court today George Wise, 4 small colored boy, was charged with the lar- ceny of a pocket book and @4 from Richard Mann, and pleading guilty was sentenced to 30 days in jail, Wesley Simms was charged with an assault on Frank Daniels and was fined $5 or 15 days. Anna Davis was charged with threats to Laura Wells. She has a family of eight children and the judge in dismissing the case told her that it would have been better for her to have kept the half dollar spent fora warrant. A colored woman, Mollie Walker, was tre ed with the larceny of a $10 note from ouse of W. C. Rowland, The case was —_—o—_— Ald for Striking Cigar Makers. Ata meoting of Nationalist Club, No. 1, last evening, a delegate from the Binghamton cigar makers, now on strike, made a statement of their deplorable condition, after which the club passed resolutions “that this club is un- able to find language sufficiently strong to ex- press its condemnation of the shameful and outrageous manuer in which the machinery of justice is being prostituted to the violation of the the rights of American citizens by the tobacco facturars of Binghamton, N.Y., and the power which they possess by reason of their wealth, for the coercion and oppression of tabor in every possible way, and that this club pledges all the financial and moral Aeron [setter we to the men of Biughamt now on st ——___ Auction Sales of Real Estate. Thomas Dowling, auctioncer, has sold at public sale two lots, each 18x80 feet, at the in- tersection of Floridaand New Jersey avenues, in Le Droit Park, to M. J. Moore for $1.28 per Park, N.J., says the tie up of Adams oxpress at | Hotel in Yokohama, Japan, on September 4, of | square foot; also the three-story brick house Jersey City yosterday was felt very severely at | Leonard Tobias, said to be of New York, who | 9022 P street, Georzetown, the lot being 75x120 gil the seacoast towns on the lines of the New | shot himself in the head, The act was caused | feet, to H. W. Blunt for $14,000; also a two- ‘York and Long Branch road, over whose lines the Adams people control the express business, Not a piece of express was received after noon Senin gseen San renaaeen Red Long Branch, Asbury Park and the hore towns. —+___ Had to Pay the Policy. Borvato, N. Y., Oct. 2.—The jury in the case story frame house, 1137 15th strest southwest, the lot seins 14 feet 14 inches by 110 feet 6 inches, to Th: lligan for $2,780, podem cme ‘Wanted for an Old Murdor. C. A. Benson, who is wanted in Leaven- Sethe gnnd seceermlempeinssd ceases in the Camden, N. J., post office yesterday and was cae ae $50,000 to the | ruity identified last night by Deputy Sheritt | buena Picking, who came from Leavenworth in re- sponse to a dispatch sent by the chief of police. Benson was caught while inquiring at the de- eae wininw o the aa for a package he was expecting from Leavenworth. He has been living under the name of Felton ~ pha a oe Peg aca by financial worry and his wite, Tobias pape gims pyle are said to be weal: Care New Yor! city. Egg egy at the next said decease: told him he Fight, and that his father was jonaire, Witnes said he caw Tobias wel & Ly L lil Fr tk i Ee i [ i | ' WARIED—TAILO vO OB THRER FIRST- alee a Wittens, GPa ats aie ts Were § LADY: ONE TE ON: THAT H. business, uctaw. Bee TED4625 PER WEEK WHEN DISABLED Wieesemart 500 to $1,000 sm, the Fours, $300 iui Ave years, nyt @500 ta seven years. Page yh IN BEVEN YEARS, i eee wen bee G, (between ° seas 12s 3, 4201 oo aad gone . Ha. re a tems tune cast: west ae porta and south parte oF the | sae WASTED a SNe ‘POWER COLLAR AND GeoKG! EAM Divs $206 Uebel SEOBORTOWN STEAM L408 ‘ANTED mE, a; ALL Wines Br age ay on money refundea: | Sep aations: . er teits BOW1E's, 620 17th st. n.w., second floor. Woe rinay Sins oe COOKS, $10 TO 875: CHAM a vers. or F Sook, “BA GANL AL ‘COOMBS, Uz6 Fst, bw. 08-68" 10: TO 75. LAUNDBESS, ES ws Neamstress, ANT: NTE D—COOK ber Mai Butlers “Co Coac! Nurses, hmen tern abd all Workers for families and hotels ‘bicx's sagxcr, ANTED =A TIDY WHITE GIRL TO ATTEND to the General Housework of a = ivate fami- ff (0 wasliing oF irouiny. 803 North jorth Caro- WAREEh, as Eines ania yt 0 Th iw RS TO LEARN THE W NT! AKERS TO Acboweil Geet Praughting Machine; it is as nw. ‘useful ry EP 0 sewing ing school 7 J 0.9 ieee LAWYER'S OFFICE, = oo dent who runderstande o raphy = writing: 5 5 1, Tene: wages Gv per month, "Apps at 500 Suh ge ANTED—A1 FIRST-CLASS TAILOR AND TWO Wires ite Makers. Apply 1726 Pa ave. n.w. EE ANTED—A WOOD TURNER AT CAPITOL PARK Park Mill, @ Mill. Aj Capitol near North Caption Wash fashington, D.C. Ex eo 3 Toth st nee Women Christian WEST PORTION oF | pA STORE be Soar riers Toda oot iF an itm w ‘apply w BO. Fe hoe one immediate. eaiber 1. Apply to Tonstnt aes QNTED BY X_ RESPECTABLE SBLOREB Private Ps cca ene ‘Call'or edarews 4 W fer on TED — ene ae term Gostn, Coach: Sa, Byer Sn eae 926 Pet. aw. WEES {G0 70 DICKS AGENCY FoR Oe, es a nave uve references frosa last place.” ae Wares ATTOKNEYS Bp ed sobner ante easintance of ANTED-BY A "yourm, winnie aa lace as Groom or Coac! st references TON, 1218 20th Gress GEO. FULLE! bet.nw. atm ANTED_BY TW “REMPEOTABLE WHITE SS py oueas ® cvok and the other as hamberniuid au, Team Gir atz419 Br yr — eee Se A_ RESPECTABLE OOLORED #5 Sook or Laundreas; good refer ANTED-DY AT ‘(white female) Cook ; un business, can Curnish reference iu New. York and, Bi30 situation for chainbermaid and wait HOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED stands ail branches: NV AR TED—BY, tRESREQTABLE, COLORED 01 ‘lace 5 acatl fainliy. “dood referencts. Gall'at 2023 ‘Tosh Warts A, WHITE WOMAN, x wre tion as Good Cook in & small private ft goo cert a all for Jdaye at 407 La Wits YOUNG a SPEAKS FRENCH, rurier’ refere! Kodrees WATLER, P.O. Dor 1503, Piuleteipbs aprED er mo cay in tirst-cl te other as House Maid and Pisin Sewinis Ais nw fortwouays, be ENIGHED— NICE ALCOVE FRONT Fea 1900 Se ape eentiemen pre- po CR OS Sl heute: Apply to 1208 Gok nw 02-3 iunclln of se aap antepare" Apg Fees ISLAND ave ite _ 22am 1334 F sca. tiats. Misa Beirne famliy ot wo {OR NT-TWO BEAUTIFUL New sToxe cae RENT-TWO. OTIRCL ‘NS ting New York ave. iu buiidinw cor, Louk at oor and New York 7 BoM. Fe ry ee ae watisin® Son iat Hata ‘and Loan! Y58d Fac Betvilens: ote waite 3 roomne, wi Roan = = — <FUINISHED ROOME are 7 BUSINESS CHANCES. bout Board 219 Bet he. Ie Fou sae, meer es Suan SHALES 01 C4 be xy te x SON, Koom 5, 1339 Fe A) ANTED—a PARTNER WIT! Halt Interest in an Established Business. Cail between Pam, sud 12 CLAGETT, Feudal! Building, opp. City JOR LIQUOR BSTABLISUMEN ‘area; Dwelling attached, 13 roun: rt of city: dotnet food business, tock, rice St, ut thoes Who mean Dusiuess Bred ape Address box 146, Star office. secon: thin fo od Kitchen tr Bachar tor Bom: nd A ‘Attendance to Lady and Child. o¥-t* ™% ir bar Axtun ok RENT—223 “¢ ST. N.W. THREE LARGE Rooms on frst floor. aise Kitchen and Dwsing Ml rent to suit. price moderate. Foe | RENT— rF-URFURNISNER-76O, PLEASANT heat : Private W AdTED=#3,000. 000 AND @20,000 ros a FESR aa | Uyegs mone “AShreee Bor be Sea Soc ished Rovuteos SG aad Sq aes one untur erteeceanieenn ean Dishes), with board; private family ; southern front, pon BPELOU: 1 wo Washington Loan aud Trast Stock Bought and Sold, D.W., HANDSOMELY Parlor ‘tlso Second Fioor: rivate bath: open fire re places. furnace heat: Also deal in all Local securities, listed aud unlisted. seeeniz location first-class — Member Washington Stock hxc Offer investors some fitet-cle @ividend-—paying Blocks and Be Have money to loan on St WASTED A car, few thousand de making roaectath reohal ma Will be oftered enxe, Lock Bo: 5 and 6 per cout Bonds, E, BUSINESS MAN —ONE LARGE, HA‘ DsOMr Ly ror: ‘Bished Frout Hoom nora 1s one or two Hemen. Private fami 310th st, mane __o2- ol4at a Host ne ‘icine caso ‘ANTED—A COMPETENT WHITE YERSON TO sare of Four-yeat-old Child; fair waxes to 922 14th st ow. o2-3t* PERIENCE. PANTS HANDS. AP- Wi ply at Daan BROs*..corner 7th and E.02-3¢ —A MILL a ‘D. APPLY. FOOT oF ih ot, east. Wie F183 T-CLASS COOK AND Ee dress jor wt fami ay must stay at night: refer- Apply from ¥ to lda.m., 1526 Oat Ware NEAT WHITE GIRL TO COOK, Wash and Iron for s small family; must stay nightsi good wages; references, At once. 121 Ht Wii RESPECTABLE WHITE aia aa Chamber Maid and Wai ust have city references. Apply 1322 Rhode Is Inland ave. uw. 1t* aNTED AN INTELLIGENT YOUNG LADY who has had some experience in light {ug and bimaness correspondence. _ Apply imi to MADAML J. P. PALMER, 1107 ¥ at. n.. Wikzep anys ‘Wom, UST BE al (oF small family; Piain Cook and Bread Mak good wages and home to capable woman; Bea ee refer. Apply 1611 Kiges pls $ WASTER TWO FIRST-CLASS TINNERS, Al bly JNO. SHUGHKUE, 1103 7th at, nw. 02-3¢ ANTED—A YOUNG MAN NOT. AFRAID TO se bluse! i crockery sto Appiy'at 430 Tunis ueoe nas WANTED—A Comper ‘ENT WHITE WOMAN AS Chambermaid home and wages to suitable Bezwon. Api ly between Vund 10 u,b and © pine 30 C at be o2 ANTED—A& GIRL TO LEARN THE MILLI- nery and Notion Business; must be apt at ngures id live in the family, For particulars address 1. Star office, Westies WHITE GIKL TO COOK, WASH ‘sud Iron in precise ee German cote d wages. Call 805 K st. n. Ox N PRIVATE J FAMILY OF THREE adults, White or Colored Woman who ean cook, wash and {von and understands ber business: mast be mat and Avell recommended, Cail aiter,& Waxten- —A YOUTH ABOUT 18 Tans oF Awe; one with some knowledge of the drug bust- Bess preferred; must have reterencea MERIZ’ Drug Store, 11th and ¥ sts, ‘ANTED—A MAN TO TAKE CARE OF HonsE aud Deliver Bundles or Store; must be hovest ee weil recommended, ‘Inquire 406 7a rr z NUEDCWHITE GIRL IN, SMALL FA FAM oer Maid and Laundress. Apply & at 15" Wire BUN 8 ERRANDS 4 aa MAKE ZiB-20 Fetch, ANTED—THREE BUSHELMEN A AND, THREE A) Rect once. GEUKGE W, HER W3ktEDa —A NEAT LITTLE GIRL ABOUT Fourteen to Nurse Two Children, references, Apply at 1606 13th at. 1° ANTED— MADES HOTEL 300 Pas ave. ne Wy OYSTER SHUCKER, AT Ww ANTED—A GIRL TO COOK AND DO =o Housework ; no washing of froniua; small family; must have Feferences and stay at nights, 1109 Bat. Wai FOR GENERAL HOUSE for Small Fami have guad o and stay mixhts; prefe: deairal Diage oft right party, ‘avi at 1080, ‘ohst nw, Wie ED_ SETTLED WOMAN TO.COOK AND DO whatever is required in tamily of two; no wash ing; must have references. Apply, ‘between 4 and 610 the afternoon, 1148 17th st. n.w. ol-3t Ww ANTED—A LIVE, EXERGET IC MAN OF BUST ED nights city refer ences required. Call aiter 1} at 1756 Corcoran S01 3" {ED—ENGINEERS, FOOTMEN, COOKS, aubermaids, Nurses (Infant), Houseworkers, Dairymen, Farm Hands, Waitresses ind others. | \Ger- ‘man und Swedish Women); 500 Women Cooks, a1 BURNHAM'S, 1110 Gat, nw. ANTED-IN CENTRAL LOCATION, 3 olored W sone west, Co rub, Wash ,lron anddo Plain Cooking. ‘Also Wi tet Girl for Plain Sewing and Cham berwor! Teterences requil Address P; Pld. VATE FAMILY, Stur office. ol: ANTED—A WHEELWRIGHT; STEADY WORK ood hand. Appl BEST'S Wheel- wright’ shop, North Cap. st above re Boundary. o1-3t" ANTED— AT THE ClTY NCE Oitice, Men, Women, Boys ui is ‘Every Day; no walling for work, Appheatione for Government Positions Prepare UKAND BHACKELFURD, Pro: [ANTED — A THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED Colored Woman to Cook. To one who under- stands her business, is nent aud honest, « zood home with good brett bogiven. “Must have city, rele (OUTH SIXTEEN OR SS ears of ago to Clerk and Make Himself Gener- all; ful in’ Store, ving referenc Yor Yori Star offic: pce ist TANTED—A I TABLE GIRL FOR GEN: ‘Housowor! king, Washing and Ironing in ® Private Kamily, at 1511 16th st. a. have references. AN ED-POSITION AS COACHMAN OR FOOT- man; first-class ean, o1-20° B22 Est se. — - HAVING MORE THAN I CAN ‘OR KENT—722 197 STS. Wa =F ne a ary - ished Hoome Suitable for Houschecping, EAeet- | Stand with atures iu iy sty * ance, That can keep a cou stock need Fore RENT—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED PAR. | quired. Address BUSI) ‘aud Bed Koom on second floor; also large Hall Wiiinons BUY A SMALL HOUSE Room on third floor; private family; Teferences, 943 OF Six rooms, exther on Capitol Mill or ‘ K st. .w. OF-3? | a ANTED—SITUATIONS FOR MALE AND Female Cooks; elso Coachmen, House Men, Por- fer, Drivers, Ki Bi AM'S, stat 10 ° W ANTED—BYA ‘RESPEOTABLE WOMAN, ne lon-onaccount of family leaving iswer Braue 1ge9 see sou Ww NTED—WASHING AND pening J TODO aT Home; first-class work. idress 506 3 _ aw. ANTBD — EMPLOYEES — FOR == cas Servants, with reference send to CITY INTELLIGENC. your order will filed ANTED_GO TO BOWL Help with tof Tile ahd female, domestic | JOR RENT_TO DESIRABLE PARTY Ww wirmovt | — and cleri¢al: have them waiting: cam supply you.at | A Children, Fi ga quired Deron; Auvney be wise uous wo call 47 once. 620 17th at, n.w., second floor. 2oim | Aaron's Sorelite. TOL-St | tor free Circulars eutithed ® at from 83.00 he bala or ata foor; $10 oa oo F%,, NT—UNFU! WO PLEASANT communies secon jonth ii cer 1051 18) aE aes A GROCERY AND PROVISION STOKE, situate at thos.w. corner of 34 aud Nata aw Ap: Wo WM. G. CLaiy, 352 Indians eve. ow. anna ar ATE FAMILY, WITH BOARD, Furnished second-floor Front Roum; bay window: Suitable for xeutieman and wife or two weutiemen: Slso 24 oor Back Koom for one. 1311 11th st nw. T's TICK! TICK! TICKi MSAY bas cut the prices, W iu Springs, warrabted ‘welry repaired. for good work anu low prices FYE BEST Lance FOUR-STORY BU tu the business center w Pgh RENT—1334 N LORK A AVE ¥. ARGE, Nicely Furmshed 5 en suite or sin: Ne, on second aud think oars, me with board: central | of as 4 Whole tor ers ition; table boaruers desired; Felerences ex- | S#m™e to Full tenant, Wor afine iy hoten, eat | Avply to THEY. & MAkDiNu, Gov liwet ne WANTED--HOUSES._ Ww NTED—TO RENT AN EIGHT- dom HOUSE, ith bath room a suburban residence preferred: would probably purct.ase nam v be moderate, Address O.L- WAATED—fovsy IN THE CITY OR MOUNT Pleasant, worth from 83.000 to $4,500, on monthly payments, without cash payment.’ Address Lox 111, Staroftice o2-3t* ANTED—HOUSE OF 10 OR 11 ROO} ROOMS, BET. 10th and 20th and B and P ste. Vill take possesion any time prior to Oct: recs C.D.8., Star office. oe Was: ‘AN’ tED-T0 RENT FURNICHED OR Fanaty imished House, suitable for three adult dress REWIUS, Star office. ANTED-TO RENT SMALL HOUSE OR Lower Part of House, suitable for rurniture, re- Pairer. Address KEK, Stor ao Conundrum How Can 1 Get Riche and oth the 700 Bi FE [-CLASS APARTMENTS: WITH Or without tomas ITT Lathe Bee eae ee Circle. oeeeneerte ol-st* OR RE. 7 RST. N. N.W., LARGE BECO! Story South Frout Room, witli board ; suitab: Persons; private family. a a JPOR REST_ELEGANTLY FURNISH iS ‘oats: = je oF en sui secor > enw en eee MONEY TO LOAN. _ OR RE. ‘0 LAKGE Cv’ saris = Fetratsitied Scsoa str) Hose at 158g Me TOLOAN AT LOW RATES ALL LOCAL aud & Lovin CUNNTSORAM, 70H RENT—01) 18TH ST. NW. HANDSOME Cor. 16th and F sis, Suite of parlor and chamber, with private bath on second floor: newly furnished; house snd location first-class; sinall private family aud moderate terms, o1-3t F° RE} ISHED—TWO COMMUNIC ing Kooms on second floor, onealcove front, in de- rable location. 1103 1th st, BW. Referenver ex- changed. o1-s3t* ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON Local STOCKS ria pouns, FKANK i PELOU Ol-lm 13:0 F street (second oor.) Y To 0g VAN S$ 3.500, | #2.000, MS 1, 000, $500 on hinproved Srtate “Loa ot inswor naounte unpetiows: OUBES FROM 94.500 To. ‘iso Lota in Washington and Lanier Helgita, ACKER & GADSBY, anl3 08 F'st, nw. W .NTED “ROOMS. AN SIN GENTLE EMAN. “A A Wrclcfurmiabed Bocuse tas, good With or without, Board: & private femil moderate, Termin Txt ‘Address Sears Btar of Ware BY OCTOBER 15, BY A aus OF ‘Three Persons, Four or Five Unfurnished Rooms ou First or second Floors, suitable for house- keeping, in immediate viciuity of Webster Schoo) Building, corner 10th and H sts, nw. ; permanent if suited. Address, uamiug rent, which must be renga NOKFOLK, Star office. ANTED-A GENTLEMAN DESIRES = FU hished Roum iu a private famsly in exchange for thorough instruction iu plano, playing, ras ae highest references, ‘0, Star ce, WANTED cOurLE DESIRE GOUP ROOM: x other boarders and no questious asked. ‘no object. Address P D.i., Star o} FANTED_—AT ONCE—BY FAMILY OF rae aouite, & Untereiaues, Moors in n.w., for light housekeeping ; beat, as and bath; or wouid join like family tm the ih St 8 oF P-roon house, References No objection to private Taualy —— ene eae — ALL ISHED | Pr the vicusty of Blin and O sie ee, 1019 oe B. CHE dress ede WANTED BY LADIES, SECODD-5' = Vrout, Room and Board for 800 per too. ber, Oth and 16th, Hand M ste, mw, Address Fi MAS °: FY TED PLEASANT WO ROOM FOR MAN Vife; uot over eight blocks from Treasury ; Board for one: price for all not over $45 8 mouth. Box 6, Star office. iddress 830-3t" 70H, RENT—TWO BOOMS. TARO, CUMMURI- ting, front, second flvor, with balcony 476° Pa. ave nw. ~ | Fee RENT — UNFURNISHED — TWO LALGE ONBY IN HAND TO LOAN ON REAL La curity ik sumstowui, ALBEIC4 W. LINKINS, 800 19th #t. nw, * newly papered Communicating Kooms and Hail UM @ Koom on second floor; also beautiful newly pepered =-300 to ou Gt cians reales security Parlors on first floor; heat, as and bath; suuther . ex- ctof Columbia, DUGAN & BULLEK, youure, No children, Prices reasoust ferences GOO F si. uw xchanged. 111 1 st. 2 1 ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT ON KEAL Estate Becunticn, WESCOTT, WILCOX & COL 4007 Fenusylvame ave, aud 6th st. wud Louisiana ave. ONEY 3p LOAN AT FIVE FEM CENT ON & proved Beal ate © au ULL ® {ike KULuEREOKD, 107 Fst. uw, To LO. N REAL ESUATE—PROMPE attentive tw all sppiications MDTEDT & BRADLEY, VOR RENT—TO NAVY OFFICERS CONGRESS- on oe men or Others, Handsomely F ed Room! use of parlor for calls and cation, herdics pass corner, 22 F st nw. on-set Fe RENT—IN A STRICTLY PRIVATE FAMILY Two Delightful Communicating Rooms, with Good 1412 15th st. 830-30" a SSeS "EAST CAPITOL ST., 2 NEWLY Pupered aud Painted Unfurnished Koome on 3d JOor; as, beat aud Water: OUIy 81S per ino. "8IU-3t Fe .RENT—1424 NST. N.W. TWO LARGE UN- furnished Conmnunicativg Rooms on 2d floor: hewly papered; opeu fires if desired; rent low to right party; relorences: 830-30" OR RENT—FU! poorer ss Communicating Kooms ou 2d floor, with wae rivate Dil a; central location; Telefe Fatate ___THOs. &. WAGGAMAN, YOU WANT mon’ 100 To LOAN at Low Juterest on Furhiture, Pianos, Horses, Wawons, Ho Gveds or other personel property; princiyal und interest payabie in weekly or uuntiay PAyimcDts; bo removal of woods from residence; BO puvueity.’ Box os, Siar offee. 30-2in 5.000 FO LOAN Ud LEY lowest rates of tbterest. 7. i, BRovKe dis Three 3y28-im ONEY 10 Loan iN SUMS FROM @500 UPWARD, AT 6 AMD 6 Ex CEXT, _UNFURN THHED—TWO Ol CHEE, at closets, Yio ‘¢s-boper mo. 1816 1th ot tw. JOR RENT—TWO PLEASANT ROOMS WITH Board; in modern house, private family with no ees at ne, 830-33" | POR RENT_ UNFURNISHED, THREE PLEASANT, Well-ighted Moov, with heat sud saves? Yemient to three lines of’ cars; gentlemen preferred. 1007 9th st. uw. 530-38 TOR RENT—2 Ok THREE UNFURNISHED Ol ‘ur, Kooms TSS mod. imps, mw. BEAL ESTATE ve ed DISTRICT. and Fates 330 _ Commer 15th asd ‘ONEY TO LOAN AN SUMS 20 SUIT, ATO AND Teal eatate srcurity WLINGS, lov _my19 ihe Arlinewon Fire lus, MONEY To Loan IN Lance _Duime at Lowest Kates on tie 00 und up NS" BULRLE 19. ROR RENT_—THREE MOD. IMP; newly papered ; rent 812 ROOMS; . 1742 10th st. n.w.830-3* Fs FOUK UNFURNISHED KOOMS, first floor; communicating ; frou’ and dren; references; $15 advance, e Kew dereey 5 WAN TED MISCELLANEOUS -ANTED=100 LADIES AND GENTS FOR CaB- inet Photos; 6 fcr 81 this week; specimen pic- tures ; Srst-class wor! wallery ; 419 9th Lincoln Hali, ANTED. AT CENT BEALE’S STOCK Ww Farm, the hom of Prince Oxtott ‘and —— Stallion druxton. ree good stabling and feed pee. Orders loft nt Clarks 6t DW. OF dion... neunelly’s, W. willbe proaipily atiemca te. GLONGE G. DURNO, Manaxer, Hyatteville, ad. 02-3 it. me. GOOD COUPE AND HORS excl beautiful lots at Hyattsville Apply to OW! NER, 014 Sth st, Rw. from to 10am 830-30 ANTED—PARLOR | FURNITURE UPHOL- stored, Mattresses made over: work done in & nest gnd substantial inanper, lattresses of all kinds made toorder. C. NELSON, 1223 G at, n.w, 81-308" FOUK ae ccLAae ‘BUSHEL: KEEN'S 414 Yih ot, nw. ANTED—A WHITE WOMAN AS COOK AND Laundress fortumily — _ of ply w 2 Massachusetts NANTED-TWO 1: MOROUGHLY Y COMPETENT White Nervants, Cook and Cheinbermeid: nong inexperienced need apply. references, Det. 12 sod Socluek Tid ‘Sand , October toiire, UHARLES FB MANDERSON, 1283 17th at. Ws: TED — A TAILOK WHO UNDERSTANDS ie Ladies’ Garmet Pants ani pts; & rare elunes. MTT AGF ot aw o1-3t TED—A RESPECT ABLE COMPETENT cOl- dred Giel to do Chamberwork; must furnish reference and.utay et night. Apply’ at 1313, st aw. ANTEDSA GIRL FOR, Cy HOUSE. ; refere! juired; home st night, 2°07 Act, corte 6° 0. at ANTED—AN BEERBTENOED CLERK FOR A dress fue Favourites 4 Takoms Park, D. a a30-3e ANTED — ACTIVE. INTELLIGENT Boy, tines” Avply Wal, Paper *Depaitinent, vply, mien! JULIUS LANSEURGH, 13th and Fats, 83 AXTED-YOUNG FEUSONS (WISHING TO Take « y and ny apply at Hoom 8, 1600" Fatrw. i Bar ‘inds of actual work, ws NTED — GOLD AND SILVER, NCHED, mutilated, uncurrent and foreign ‘coins any sr ficle containing wold or. silver: contederate bins hest prices. Call or address F, FECuNER S s Cone a Pestaae aes a. ee tm ANTED_ HORSES 10 PASTULE AND winTeE iy Fed, Sret-class pasture and atten: ss NeW Burchell duscico Stroug. | Address H Spiny, Samp | Springs, ‘Md., or Sth and f sts. n. ah ANTED-A LIMITED NUMBER OF HORSES ext spri y on FAME Sitson, louse, Avenel P.0.. Montgomery county Ad. w23-tu thaszw ANTED—YOU SHOULD REMEMBER = 1805: you cau still bay, se vane or ont: rigou can stilt buy, Shabana school i. 5 WIELIAMS, 21 end 655 7th ot me OF sec: ‘Kinds of standard ay ea ARG iD vinsT class. CLASS. PAPER ARGS AND Wi END! SON, 923 F st. a,w. Bose” WAxtes-s. FIRST-CLASS TAILO! RESA. AP- to J. BARDITYEESKI, 519 10th st. nw. N FIBST-CLASS DIAGRAMER Fok Opeinatonce Wk MOSES & BON, 11th and Fats 2.w. Wi D—A GOOD BELIADLE nh aa Mire Teun Ould. apply at 0A Nak aw, ANTE! Weis and Silver; must bring el ol Chine ie iv soa TENT HOUSE Waxes STEADY, COMPET Hous Apply. with references, Bor 10th at.a.w. #30-3e* LADY STENOGRAPHER Abd iyos West; also nlumbar of Young Ladies Srpocted fo sbaicds Rlldsess Box 18, Bear office 430-3 H ST,, A FIRST-CLASS Butier nat, uudsevtand the care. of WASTED TALE of aye sous or cre ee Ss '56°"closioge all eat, i, Si'Z5 a bor ot 50. ‘Clean BIC Stand, 1011 Pa. ave. 619-3m ANTED-HOUSES, KEEPING HORSES WIN- aseete ‘S11 Oth soe a? tare 7th at red, ies from city. 0. MF. GLAKK, Sligo, TO WINTER AT ¥. 5, best attes 8 Bi sent for brite ‘O20 Fat. ca FOSITIVE CORE FOR See a ee See Be at MILBUINS Ee AUM PAYS THE caleceaad Socially.” addreseS1¢ OW et. av. a7" ANTED—DR- MoGiLL'B “ORANGE BLOSSOM" 's Gi wou! it; ED ~5 Weer ‘AINED_YOUNG MAN AT 1227 D ST. NW. gi: ir montha, ‘3a Alo © Waser iehe 7 re Geterad Agents 420: Sere. eo al ANTED SEVERAL LIVE MEN NOT AFRAID pL! SERGE BOOK Niger ESSE BA | WV Sarg Rn Westnet sGorriapd, comgient workmes satel ITERER, Bt tar vice. Steen s10-1m P. C. MERRY, ae et a TED—HIGREST =| maaiewaniraet aw. Ou REST—814 AND 816 15TH ST. Is NOW. BP Gor eats, “wuitee and Sinaia sa aret Peekaees YASS tate Security, in Piri ot Ou Approved Meal Est Columbia, tu ahy sun desired, at lowest tae terest. WHOS. J. ISHEK & COn elt 1524 F at. aw. ORioems toouie at tea, on approved 1B wOWe to euil, at lowest rat Snigte security. FIICH, FOX & BROWN, Yenusylvania aveiue, Me ¥ TOLOAN ON KEAL USTATE Oh Finest delay class security, at lowest rates cf interest ; uo = the security as 2 o Fet.2225 “2030 &, 87, gh ¥ FURNISHED Kooms, with First-class Board hnardice pas the door, Tobie ‘Boarders taken. Fabio ~AT 1826 G 8ST. N.W., FOUR Furnished Kooms, single —1337 L ST. TWO HANDSOMELY Furaished Oommurtceting Hoses 0 second flour: furnace heat: open fices if desired ; large closets. Larze Frout ityom on frst floor. " Rooms bright and yunny. . GREEN, 303 7th at. nw, Mo ‘TO L@AN ON REAL ESTATE At Lowest Kai WAS}CN VAXEXHOWER, Successor to DANENHOWEL & SON, Cor. 13th end @ —A NUMBER OF See “delightfully situated; alse Rivenen aoa Dining oom; will rout as whole of in suites; at aus New York ave.; the best of references required. ‘OR RENT—TWO FURNISHED | ROOMS “AND ‘Bath on 24 floor for light light ho Gentleman. VOY Sth st. uw. F%. RENT—FURNISHED— LARGE PLEASANT Kooms on Second and Third Floors, wit a adjoining ; single or en suite; every convensamen, Jocation’, home comforts and privile wee. 717 SDSOME FURNI=HED APAKT- front parlor. two LOST. “AND, FOUN D. Li a Bown PUP ABOUT FOUR onthe old with Ieack streck dows utente ee Itberal reward «iveu if returned et the yftice uf Clarent dou Hotel, cor. 14th st. abd N-3- ave. oe Lo WEDNESDAY NIGHT, GOING | FROM r one 1th aud E sta. aw. to smal, Gold Horse-ahoc Breastpin set wt peoria, t*_ | furn te 310 det ne. aud receive reward, Loe TUESDAY EVENING, tween uch's Theater Scaapectacion e2 reward at Ped Ki Lo; THURSDAY, Black ‘oe -.. sore, Be a sw. oF OCTOBE ‘2, IN STREET TOK, aS BST. 3. W.. TWO SQUARES it of War snd Navy ‘Depts. first floor hand- somely furuished ‘sa parlor end bad Foom, alan ewe mus ON second floor: kentlemen preferred. 82’ OR RENT — FU SNISHED OX USFUR.. Taont ey S STREET or Back Parlor, Tw 1a band. | 2d, Piease somr bouse: desirable locality’; mice. folks ‘im house uation “of wheteabouis to 1301 mets quict,well-bred people desired. 420 3a a Lie VALUABLE BOOK, Memoirs 3d volume: Ife, ima cab at 4 4 1 P Depot Goular wil « feltat U7te Net nw pear a © STRAYED, AWAY MONDAY A PUG GIP AN: ‘swerli« to the name of Fri ae! Sul be val if returned to 1758 K Kat, ei PRR IN NEW FLATs, wag ELEVATOR, AaRnitor, steam best, opsaking tubes. beth and us fly, furnia! south front chamber; gharen. con dest references, 717 13th 8° FORREST RENT—BRIGHT wre bed TOOK. PArlOr 4 ‘all handsomely fur. #20-128" FoR RENT_ 1237 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. N.W., Sith board: geutlemen preferred, references, e212 Peni RENT —FORNISHED ROOMS NEAR CEN- ‘Pension offices, wit without boerd 1 612 ‘on first . private family, 1014 Toth at scr i ‘OST — OF KEYS TAGGED MARVIN FAs Sa iat X., 11276 we GA wre star oon, NIGHT, Senn re der will bo OR REXT=2WO PLEASANT SUNNY = om eaving ft st the box Ne > southern exposure; privete ye ‘without chil- oleae" or other roomers. 1207 Qt. mw. #26-6t PT ee {OK MENT—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, sta Black md and third floors; en suite or single. 3208 Suitable, re- senw. eee oe -ae ‘without table bound’ Mrs, r UTH- nef pay } mR RENT—! UB BEAUTIFUL LARGE iE KOOMB: Eitiegisned, peraie family, cotuer house? ope tH LEA eTseccom nw. ed R RENT—1s2¢ H BT., 1Anee ad FUR- Salat ah teary as oF © name ot SSS see FOR RENT_OFFICES. EY: RENT—OrFICE ROOMS: aus zarRD Fisor; $ rooms: ‘® good tenant, ihesit oe premise FEE FE RE! Floor, 3 rooms, newh enable ood tenant. ‘cee zB "—D! Beart 1 F ot. == Wik ar aac, AND UPTION LisT FREE — _ MAND over ations 0Y upward ; “‘options” 610 $1,006 °8 S PACK O0., Gz Beoaiway, Now ¥ J No. W. CukeON. oe ae Cx CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVER Sa 1410 ¥ §T. & Ww, Bankers and Gealers in Government Bonda,