Evening Star Newspaper, October 3, 1890, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON D. C.. SEE THE GREAT BIG STAR! St Will Shine With Extraordinary Brilliance Tomorrow Evening. Night's sable curtains will be pinned tomor- fowwitha Sranof the first magnitude—its Gouble eight-page supplement filled with fact, fun and fancy, profusely illustrated. Special Brticles on a score of fascinating topics will Gelight the mind of the reader, some of them Smesingly instructive, while others in even lighter vein will bring into review the foibles @nd fashions of the day or excite a genuine mirth. Not least among the attractions will he astory written expressly for Tux Stan by Pules Verne in the highly imaginativo style of hat master of weird fiction, with portrait of the @uthor. Among the many interesting features will be: HOW THE PARK WAS WON (Illustrated), ‘The proposed Bock Creek Park and the long fight to secure it. BTRENGTH AND SKILL (Illustrated). The commg meet of the Amateur Athletic Union on Analostan Island. FUNNY CENSUS FACTS (Illustrated). Curious things gathered from all parts of the country. & RELIGIOUS GATHERING (Iilustrated). Sketches of the Lutheran Synod to meet in this city next week and the Lutheran churches of this city. AN IDYL OF THE ICE FIELDS. An absorbing story of love and adventure in the arctic regions, written expressly for Tus Evextxe Star by Jules Verne, MORALS THEN AND NOW. How Congressmen of the present day com- pare in behavior with their predecessors, @HE LADY'S SADDLE HORSE. Interesting points about the proper kind of animal for the side saddle, IN THE GOOD OLD TIMES, A notable gathering of Washington bon viv- ante just before the war, ATTRACTIVE HOMES. Happy thoughts for industrious house beau- tifiers, ACROSS LAKE TITICACA, Afloat on the highest navigable water on the globe. By Fannie B. Ward, CHANGES OF FASHION. How sensible women are preparing their wardrobe for cooler weather. MONEY MADE BY MACHINE. Turning out dollars at the great Philadelphia mink NEARLY ALL FLED. Agraphic account of the panic caused by earthquakes in Granada. FUNNY QUAKER CITY THINGS. A few quaint customs that a Star man discoy- ered in Philadelphia, REAL ESTATE GOssIP. How Congress bas given District interests a big boost. NEW YORK NOTES. What is being talked about in the great me- tropolis. see ENGLISH VISITORS CO MING. Members of the British Iron and Steel Institute Will Be Here October 25. The members of the British Iron and Steel Institute who arrived in this country last week as the guests of the American Institute of Mining Engineers are likely to have a visit that they will never forgot, live as long as they may. The American engineers and scientific men generally have done all in their power from the first to give their guesta a good idea of the manufactures and mineral resources as well as the hospitality of the country. PREPARING TO ENTERTAIN THE VISITORS, Aspecial committee of entertainment and Teception has been appointed, of which Andrew Carnegie is ebairman, George A. Crocker, treasurer, and C. Kirchoff, jr., secrotaryd, an they have planned an extensive tour of the country, which will give the foreigners a better idea of the greatness and wealth of the antry than any number of individual excur- sions would ever give them. All this week they have been in New York, but tomorrow morn- fng they will leave for Philadelphia, where they will cemei autll Tuesday. THE PLAN OF THE TOUR snow arranged will bring the distinguished Quests to this city Saturday, October 25. They Will stay over Sunday, and on the following Monday leave for Sparrow's Point to visit the Pennsylvania Railroad Company's steel works just outside of Baltimore. Already arrang ents are being made for their reception and eotertainment while in this city. THE LOCAL COMMITTEE, having in charge all the arrangements, is com- posed of Ma). J. W. Powell, chairm: Dr, Da- Yid T. Day of the geological survey, secretary; Prof. S. P. Langley, Gen. A. W. Greeley, Prof. Z. C. Mendenhall and Commander F. M. Bar- r. The visiting party will probably number be- tween six and seven palotey about sixty of Whom are ladies. They will make their head- juarters at the Arlington, Ebbitt and Riggs. he arrangements for their entertainment are |B means complete yet, but it is evident t whatever Is done will be on a handsome fr and in keeping with the importance of at eee POSTAL RVICE CHANGES. Reorganization to Increase Efficiency— Promotions Expected. The changes in the Post Office Department Occasioned by the confirmstion of Col. Whit- field, assistant postmaster general, to be first Qssistant, and J. Lowrie Bell, the superinten- ent of the railway mail service, to be second istant, will go into effect tomorrow. Col. Vhitfield and Mr. Bell will then assume the Guties of their new offices, Col. Whitfield, as second assistant postmaster Reueral, has had a good field for the exercise of his business abilities. and the changes and improvements which he has inaugurated in the tur service and in the railroad and steamboat bai lines hav ed to be of great value increasing the efficiency of the service. The Ofice of the first assistant has always beon re- Barded as a political office, but it has a business Bide, and under Col Whitfeld’s energetic ad- ministration the management of post offic Will uo doubt be improved, TO IMPROVE THE RAILWAY SERVICE. Mr. J. Lowrie Bell, as general superintendent Of the railway mail service, has become famil- jar with the needs and requirements of the postal service. Entering the department Service as the head of this important branch Mr. Bell's experience in practical railroad af- fairs bas enabled him to conduct the affairs of the railw: ail service with great success. These changes will be followed by others which are designed by Postmaster General Wanamaker to facilitate the business of the department. Under Col. Whitfield’s manage- Ment as the first assistant will be brought more —_ than heretofore the salary and allow- ance division and the free delivery service, so tbat these important branches of the depart- ment service will be Lae under the super- Vision and direction of the first assistant, OTBER CHANGES IMPENDIXG, ‘The induction of Mr. Beli into the office of Becond assistant will be the first step toward the consolidation of the various branches of ‘the service that have to do with the tation of maila This Wanamaker general < ey the second Fegan t, although it expected to continue it organiza- tion. Mr. W: mounce the name of Mr. Bell's successor as su- SS of the railway mail service, but it said that the assistant superintendent, Mr. will receive the intm: and oat the chief clerk, Mr. slerebbsr onset ea be promoted to Mr. Campbell's place. The Shooting Gallery Assault Case. SHOOTING STARS. SOCIAL MATTERS. The coal desler has everything his own | Interesting Gossip About Well-Known weigh. P.S.—This joke is always in order at this season. People— Personal Mention. ‘That President Harrison surprised Assistant ‘The man who sent a song to this office predi- | Secretary Batcheller when he tendered him f the mission to Port is sh by the fact cated apon the defeat of the traiff bill and | this'to nad this woot tiene ee ote, act which had for its chorus “Down went McKin- ley to the bottom of the ses, dressed in his Protectod suit of clothes,” can have the same by sending a stamp to pay pogage. SOCIETY. There was a young man from Vidette, Who was reaching for all he couid get; Ho ot pie with his knife, And you betcher aweet life, He couldn't break into our set, was busily e1 fitting itup when he was sent for to go to the White House, It was not [epee known that Dr. George B. Lori ad resigned his position at Lisbon. Mrs. ant Miss Batcheller returned last week to the city and are at No. 1023 Vermont avenue, where they are receiving congratulations. Col. and Mrs. and Miss Batchelier highly ac- complished linguists, speaking all the conti- nental tongues fluently. This Giger Ain ee eileen them to take a leading earns the court of Lisbon, which this year to be very brilliant. The death of King Luis —— = hon pinged all bart on into mourning, de in speech, and yot she said | whic! ing Carlos an young queen, ee Co eee who is the youngest daughter of the Count do Love is blind, which accounts for the style of clothes Cupid wears. Lives of Congressmen remind us, We may write some lines sublime; And departing leave behind us, Paris, will this year lay aside. Col. Batcheller had been invited to dine with the Count of Paris before his appointment to the court of his daughter, the Queen of Portygal, so he g0e8 on Saturday to New York to be present at a dinner given in the Union Club in honor of the count by Gen. Daniel Butterfield_on Satur- day night. The count and Gen. Butterfield taf during The Duke of Orleans, who accompa- A SLAM OF LIFE, ae nies his father, the count, to this country, will Very mach unsaid in rhyme 0 be present at the dinner. Col Batcheller or prose. | and Mrs. and Mise Batcheller expect to remain “Madam,” said a tall, anguler tramp, ap- proaching the lady of the house, “may I prefer a request to the effect that you will extend to men at least a modicum of nourishing aliment in order that I may not be precipitated into a dissolution of my physical continuity pre- cedent to that predestined point in the portion of duration allotted to me in the cosmical and— “Here, Mary,” interrupted the lady, calling in the city through this month and to sail for Europe about November 15. Mr. Herbert 8. Owen and Miss Marie E. F. yon Rodenstein were married at noon today in the presence of their immediate rolatives and 4 few intimate friends, and will sail for Eutope on Saturday. Upon their return in December a wedding reception will be held, for which five hundred invitations have been issued. Both bride and groom are very well known in Washington. The former has attractive man- ners, is an excellent conversationalist in several languages and is an accomplished vocalist. Her father was tho late Charles F. von Rodenstcin E KNEW HIS NATIONALITY, to the cook, ‘give this man all the baked beans} of New York, Mr. Owen bas an unusually he can eat,” large circle of friends, with whom be is ex- miled passed the | tremely popular. He wasa pioneer in bicycling Piro: ad eee in Washington and is known to wheelmen It is stated on good authority that Stanley Africanus has a mother-in-law. doesn’t think it is a mother-in-law joke either. AK street girl refers to her new seal skin coat as @ wrapsody in fur. We quote the following: “It held for me nought of power; ‘Time lost’ was the world’ And yet "tis that empty hour Has filled my soul for we.” If you think this is clipped from the “Poet's Corner” in the Hayseed Bugle or the Cobville Roasting-Ear or the Wayback Monthly Floral Offering you are mistaken. It is an entire poem taken from The Century for October, to which it was evidently contributed as a guaranty of good faith and not for publication, Ashore sign—the bath house, Civil Service—Givi car to a lady and being thanked for it, Dude—to tailor: “I'll see you by and by.” ‘I'd rather see you pay and pay.’ Tailor: Fannie: Cashleigh is?” “I don’t know about that, He is still a bachelor.” Marie: Lieutenant: “Did you seo the papers this morning, sweetheart? There are tobe some important changes in the army.” Sweetheart—all anxiety: “Oh, Harry, you won't have to fight, will you?” Inquirendo de Lunatico: ‘How old are you madam?” Woman: months.” L de L.—stopping proceeding: Send her out.” DIED WITHIN A MONTH. Curious Superstition Among Colored People as to Parsley Koots. Some week: old colored woman in the market some parsley and then asked the vender to bring her some roots of the herb next market day. “Parsley root!” exclaimed the old woman. “Parsley root! Why, ma’am,I wouldn't give you a piece of parsley root for five dollars.” “Why not? Is it as dear as all that?” “No, ma’ get me to Don't you know if I brought you a piece there would be a death in one of our families in less than a month? A lady who heard the conversation remarked to the applicant for the root: ‘I don’t believe in that stuff and if you will send to my place I will give you all the parsley roots you want.” The applicant for roots took the lady’s address and sent after them, and in less han a month the lady who gave the parsley root died. ‘This circumstance is not calculated to cure the’ su- perstition, The ‘Destruction of Pompeii” at Atlantic Park, postponed from last night until this evening, will have a delightful and pleasant, and the capacity of the place will be tested, fine and Pain’s fireworks are incomparable. “One Error,” b; first appearance day. The united German societies of the city will celvbrate the founding of Germantown. Pa. ,the first German settlement in America, on Mon- day night at Schuetzen Park. “My Jack,” at the Bijou next week, is one of the latest successes sug ibn oe Selling Liquor Without License. In the Police Court this morning Alphonso Amarosia, an Italian, was charged with selling liquor in Schott's alley without a license. witnesses, Charles Lee and Robert Young, col- ored men, testified to buying beer September 17 and 22. Officers Pearson fied to seeing beer-drinking in the house. The defendant testified that he had sold no liquor in his house since his license expired. On cross-examination he said he had been before the court Mary Joues, colored, testified that she saw Officer Pearson come 1n, and one of the col- ored men staggered and the officer arrested Sarah Scott and Anna Gra: similar testimony. Officer Pearson testified that he arrested one of the witnessce for swearing, and, finding he had made a mistake, let him go. There was no prearrangement. The court fine of #30. Al Injunction A; In the Equity Court this morning Judge Cox made a decision in the case of T. M., Fields, trustee, against the District of Columbia and the United States marshal, granting an injunc- tion to restrain the condemaation of square 757, for an act of the legislative assembly of August 23, 1871, authorizing the board of public works to condemn and open alleys in the cities of Wash- ington and Georgetown, was ultra vires and void, and that in this case the respondents were him. imposed everywhere, Lieut. and Mrs, R. M. G. Brown are back from Deer Park and aro in their K street homo. Ex-Senator and Mrs. Henry G. Davis left Deer Park early this week and are at present in Baltimore, Miss Grace Davis is spending the autumn at the princely home of Tir. Stophen B. Elkins in the Allegheny mountains, where Mrs. Elkins is entertaining a house party. Miss Grace Davis’ friends say were is no truth in the reported engagement that has been pub- lished as existing between herself and Mr. Holden G. Davis of Cincinnati, who has been, in company with his parents and sisters, pend ing the past season at Decr Park. Mr. 8 was thrown from his carriage while driving some weeks ago and was detained by his inju- ries from returning to Ohio until the close of the hotel. Dr. Elmer Gothoron and wife have left the city for a week or ten days. Miss Louise Hopkins has returned to Wash- ington after a pleasant visit at Rondout-on-the Hudson and New York city, Commissioner W. L. Bragg of the interstate commerce commission and wife have returned to the city and are quartered at the Shoreham. Mra. Louise H. Patterson and daughter, who have been traveling with Mrs. Senator Stewart in California, have returned to the city and are at the Shoreham, Senator Stewart has changed his former plans and has rented and has taken possession of Paymaster Smith’s house, No. 1906 H street. ‘The Senator leaves for the west about Sunday. Mr. George W. Strattan and his sister, Mabel Strattan, of Delaware avenue, East Washing- ton, left last night for an extended visit among friends and relatives in the oil regions of west- ern Pennsylvania, Mr. Robert T. Head and bride, having en- Joyed a delightful trip north,are at their home, 1412 5 street, Miss Susie Weaver of Georgetown and Dr. Arthur C. Merriam of this city were married yesterday at high noon at the residence of the bride's mother, No, 3406 P street northwest, in the presence of a large number of friends, the Rev, Dr, Falls of the Tenleytown Church offic’ ; ‘The bride wore a becoming toilet of Chinese silk with fringe draping and carried abouquet of roses The best man was Dr. Geo. ‘i. Becket of New Jersey, and the brides- maid was Miss Kate Moran of ‘Virginia: After the marriage the little child of Mr. John Weaver was christened, and after the ceremo- nies a sumptuous wedding breakfast was en- joyed, and Dr. and Mrs, Merriam lett the city on the evening train fora journey of some length northward. The presents to the bride Were numerous and very fine. Mr. Ye Wan Yong, who came to this country about a year since on a special mission for bis majesty, the king of Corea, and also as charge d'affaires during the absence of Minister Pak Chung Yang, left the city on Tuesday, accom- pamed by his wife, to return to his country. uring their stay here they made many friends, both officially and socially. Mr. Ye Cha Yun, secretary of the Corean legation, has been appointed by his majesty as charge d'affaires adinterim, and with his wife remains here, much to the delight of their host of friends, Dr. Wm. Alvin Bartlett and family have re- turned to the city after an absence of three months, two of which the doctor spen, sbroad. Dr. Bartlett will occupy the pulpit of the New York Avenue Church next Sunday morning and evening. And Stanley 's decrees ‘@ up & seat in astreet “My, my, what a fool that rich A SURE SIGN. “Forty-four years and eight ‘She's crazy. ince @ lady purchased from an im," was the anawer, “but you can’t sell or give you any parsley root. —.___ EXPLOSION ON THE AVENUE. Looking for a Gas Leak With a Can- dle—Painful Results. ——___ Amusements. night, warm 4 singular gas explosion occurred in front of the National Hotel about 10:30 o'clock this morning, There is a large lamp post in front of the hotel and there wasa leak in the pipe. The gas had been escaping for some time, and this morning two of the hotel employes went to repair the pipo and stop the waste. They were Andrew Curtin, the engineer, and R B, Rudd, a gas fitter from Springfield, Mass, RUDD WAS ON A LADDER and was arranging some of tho fixings at the top of the post with a chisel in his hand, while Curtin went below with a lighted candle in hi hand to look for the leak. He found it and is now suffering from the effects. When the gas and lighted candle came into contact there was an explosion that made as much noise as a shot gun. The lamppost was twisted out of position by the force of the explosion, The chisel in Rudd’s hand was sent flying through the fifth-story window of the hotel and the man who held it was THROWN FROM THE TALL LADDER, Mr, Curtin’s face was burned and he will Probably lose the sight of one eye. He was cared for in the hotel drug store, Rudd was not injured, although the chisel was blown with such force from his hand, After the ex- plosion the iron ae twas so heated that it was several hours before the work of repair. ing the damage could be resumed. ‘The exhibition in athletics is very Miss Cora Tanner, makes its ere at Albaugh’s next Mon- ew York, in The Amarosia testi- for selling candy brandy drops. gave nD appeal was noted, inst the District. THE WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, They Elect Officers and Have a Good Time at the Banquet. The convention of the Wholesale Druggists’ Association is now a thing of the past, as an adjournment was reached at 6 o'clock yester- day, at the close of the afternoon session, The closing hours of the convention were devoted to ‘a discussion on the reports of the committees on legislation and on proprietary articles. Of- part Jot 3, olds that je; The judge attempting to take private ty for public : ba ‘He 4 emoal, aa rpg tel pa ‘der, | 8°¢F# were elected for the coming year as _—— ee follows: Amorett J. Clarke’s Will, The will of the late Amorett J, Clarke was filed today with ® petition for probate. She makes a number of small bequests to friends; 3100 to her servant, Martha Williams, and the balance of her estate to John Blackmar, who she names executor, and Kate Blackmar, his wife, Funded Debt of the District Reduced. The treasurer of the United States has for- warded to the Commissioners his statement of the condition of the funded debt of the Dis- trict at the end of the quarter ending Septem- ber 30, 1890, showing a total funded indebted- ness of 19,633,100. This is a net reduction of 473,550 since July 1, 1878, when the debt i first placed ander the ment, notwiths the ieege of creased b; quent to reduction The New York decided is registered é The iatth “tent wel aetna been 614, the legal limit being $18,000,000, 87° Daniel Stewart of Indianapolis, president; R. W. Powers of Richmond, Robert Shoemaker of Philadelphia, T. F. Main of New York and E. C. Frisby of Cleveland, vice presidents; 8. M. Strong of Cleveland, treasurer, and A. B. Mer- riam of Minneapolis, secretary. THE BANQUET OF THE ASSOCIATION, given at the Arlington in the evening, was = most elaborate affair, The dining hall was decorated with cut flowers and potted plants and the Marine Band furnished the music of the evening. At the conclusion of the banquet there were a number of bright toasts speeches, notable a which, of course, wi a witty address trom Mark Twain, who was 8 f the evening. The other res} —_—_— treasurer's it was considerably iu- Of this debt Bid 11 000 transfer. Of this debt Wh Assoc: Thomas P. Cook; the proprietor, by Wm i eaten Dox'r Losz 7 Wesley Pa your opportunity. ne SES Wes | cement WANTED--HELP. WANTED_SITUATIONS. FOR RENT_FLATS. _ XTED—A YOUNG MAN IN ee Address Y.Y., Star office, 1° ‘ED—A PAPER HANGER. CALL aT F S. Warr ie ee eae ANTED—WE Re A LIBERAL oh retail erasers, GLUTEN ER TINE WHEAT POG CO., 135 Lake st., Chicago, DL. ‘o3-6t* ANTED—TEN FIRST-CLASS AGENTS FOR stallment FACLENE Books, Bibi: Albi vamalo or female wants ROOKS, W820 YE, LAUNDRESS, Butlera, ‘Coochmen, Bolitwes Walters #3 Workers for families @ 613 7th st nw. WAXTED {WOMEN COOKS. 810 TO 875. CHAM. ber, Maids, N * : Nurses aud Daund: ia city oF rivers or Fara Hends; Colored Men 4. COOMBS, 026 F's ‘o-5t* ANTED_FIVE GOOD TAILORESSES; TWO O} iN vests, two on pants and oue on coate: —, work wages it and highest paid. th aw 03-21 ANTED_A BOY TO FEED © dob Presses at PEARSON'S, 9th and D E. HORGAN, ‘900 PH —FEMALE STENOGRAPHER A N (CYCLE ESTAB- {ie Mes Guar thee 1¥" NEAT aE ee We ages Wao 03-215 OFFER TO NER & 03-3" id all House and ‘hovela. Dick's AGENCE, YLINDER AND Wy ANTED-BY AN LLIGENT ¥1D0W | Key ce be Ee py ee Waxtensar A NORTH GERMAN GIRL, EX- Perienced in ‘and chamber work, vation, Address 1710 13th st. ee Women chiiation JOR RENT—TWO Dr SIKABLE PLars 2115 i F St; heat supplied. hot water, &o.. if fe vod caters ae __ FOR RENT_OFFICES, ANTED-PATENT ATTORNEYS . NEEDING PSE roRy TED ‘OR UNFURNISHED, | © o3-St 28 13th et. Tication wHiter and 1 army or vara c Bor i2t Starofice ose” | JfOR RENT—OFFICE ENTIRE THIRD 7 FOR RENT PARTIES LOOKING FOR PLEAS. | stictou pool euauts "Inguite os pronincn eT, WANZED=3Y TWO RESPECTABLE WHITE Kooge sinsivorenmt. on ars oi een | BM Stel chamtirin piace: one a8 Can ete olen ree ae | Sour, at 1529 1 et., opposite the Arlington. "oS St" Ya PRoeibel ne IRD Mz1ON aw O85 | FF Moca, peat eens NEED, SERONT | onahintoissood tenant Inguite oo brennan kts atl tap MONE TERENAS | we we a ranches: usiness; can furnish referencoin New York and also ic bermaid and wait- Lioit r situation for a LEN. 908 K st. o8-2t* — Fe RENT—4 ROOMS SUITABLE FOR ping on oor of house 1506 st. D.w.; rent, #3 in advance. o (OR RENT—632 I ST. N.W, TWO FURNISHED FReotns on 30 Boor wai R RENT—DFSK ROOM: O «ae and heat; front windot 1321 F et ‘T.. DESTRALE Orrick suitable for joer TED-YOUNG SWIKS, SPEAKS FRENCH, Horiteh cod Coenen esas Pouition as Walter, 147TH ad with steam best, with gas and use of bath, arc! 4 real ewtate age: Yalet or Courier in Private Family, best references, | 08 3d Reon, uniter eens ee Oneach dour. Apply te Address WAITER, P.O. Box 1502, Piiladelyhim oF-2t Foe REST_uanpsomeny rURNIHEL *27-Im ok ANTED—SITUATIONS FOR MALE AN Large First-floor Kooms; very. 5 POR RENT—DESIRABLE OF Fick Ax D pwrit- Wiese Uiso Coachanen eon ten AND | sad-loce Renmere ts accommodated : EK ING Rooms tn the Walter Building. 100% sng Hitse Oies eiten Handa, Seamstrowes, Bell Mau, | furnace heat; board next door; references 13241 | 1010 F stn-w. HEISKELL & McLEAAN Oost Fuye Os, Elevator Boys, Bales Tadic BU aan. st bw. 13 im ot nw. ° FOE BENT 617 137i ST. X Kooms: first and second floors ‘iso single room ; southern exposure, ANTED — (EMPLOYERS ~ POR FIRST-CLAS ¥ reference ‘every case, send to CITY INTELLIGENCE OF FICE, OOS E ot, a your order will be filled with dispatch. "wei 2" ee ANTED-GO 10 BOWIE’S FOR COMPETENT rence: male and female, PSE BENT 1303 XTi OPPOSITE: FRANKLIN Large, jortabie, furnished Kooma, Withotid; southern exposure, _ FOR RENT--STORE FPOSES TITHE WEST PORTION OF A STORE on re. ~ st bet 9th and 10th: suitable for slove Water erent Tnachines sieas Youin for sta. Help with 36 ® RENT CREAR THEE SFG ow 2% 6 ae eer Honery Btoreat once, DICK'S AGENCY, 818 7th pt. | and clerical: a < Fiore third four. 1008 Corcoran at oder JOR RENT_TWO ELEGANT #70 . HST, 414 9th et. nw. G eee me ats ee — | cation; home comtotts and e: at fur STH ST_NW WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED SHOP sALEs- ANTED- NOVEMBER 1-HOUSE OF 11 ROOMS, | Bi8he4, at 1311 14th st. nw. —— welling Boon Tuan Apply at AMEMICAN SHOE STORE; 920 | 1) (without Hasoment. north west accion; food ext R RENT—1349 Q STOPLEARANT Row anid cebte oer WANTED-BOY TO LEARN WATCH MAKING. Apply at RAMSAY'S, 1224 F et. nw. g WwW ANTED—TO GO TO ROCKVILLE, MD., A GOOD Plain Cook; must have first-class reference. Ad- dress, stating color, RE. B, Star oflics. of: ANTED—A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOU Work; Kood recommendations required, atl2]Marylundsve ne. ANTED—AN INTELLIGENT, HALF. rl to Do Light House Work for . wust bring references, Call 105 } WAXTED-A RESPECTABLE “AND i ‘Whito Girl to do General Housework of Fanilly of Three, AvpIY, with roferences, at 12:20 10th st Ww. ost WANTED_—< STEADY, COMPETENT HOUSE Git! to do general housework in w family of two. Apply, with references, 430 10th st, nw. oddt" ‘ EXPERIENCED WAITRESS AND waunbermaid; references. 051 Mass. ave, 1t* ANTED—FIRST-CLASS WAIST HANDS; ALSO Ap Apprentice who will be willing to Fan errau LW, od a 1 W ED—WE WAN fill positions in our Bt DAY, Waiona ve etable Cook, White Wo Cooks, White Maid, Colored Women Cooks, Colored Butler, $15 to $30; Colored Chamber Maids; no washing: 8 BOWIE'S, 620 17th st, Biwanee ORE LADIES TO st increasing business; lary weesly $9. Apply after 9 a.in., Main office, Nu. F ide eutrance, upstairs, att ° Wax TED—CAPABLE WHITE MAN TO TAKE Charg: VARNELL e of Stubie THREE FIRST- come right along; ‘BERRY, —A SALES LADY; ONE THAT HAS “ALL ‘0 class Men on Custom Pants Ponty of work, “McADAMS & at 327 46st. sw. ANTED—#25 PER. SABLED WEEK WHEN Di 00 t OU 1m the by sickness or ac event of death; ben years, $500 in five years, and 8500 in seven years, TOTAL IN SEVEN YEARS, 81,000, For further information apply to LOUIS MUND- HEIM, D.S.C. (between 9 and 12 a.m. and 4 and 7 .m.), 4261 st. n.w. Agents wanted, ladies aud gen- Yiemeén, for the cast; west: north and south Dar city, Compensation liberal. WaANtep-a ‘Cuil Troner. 69 LUNDY, woe at WANED, — WOME: MEN AND BOYS; ALL Kinds of work ranteed or money refunded; good situations: high wages: car fare free; prompt 17th at, 0.1 service BOWIE" + second floor, od . =D—DRESSMAKERS TO LEARN jeDowell Garment Draughting Machine; it NTED—IN A LAWYER'S OFFICE, A STU- t who understands Stenography and writing; wages $25 per month. Apply at 500 Sth at. B.W,,Koom 3, irae _02-3t" ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS TAILOR AND TWO ¥ Jay Pante Makers. Apply 1720 Pa avo. nw. O22 W AXTED—A WOOD TURNER AT CAPITOL PARK MIL. Apply at once, Capitol Park Mill, G st, near North Capitol, Washingto: o2-3t erence in the fancy goods and ary goods wets ent, 0 while living, #200 in three EXPERIENCED COLLAR AND Apply GEORGETOWN STEAM Sud st. now. ‘St Sh at F furnished well eated ; 1 16, es ast toxether, 38 —— ISHED, TW 60. _C. LESTER, Georgetown P.O. ANTED—DIRECT FROM O01 ER ROOM ROR RENT—FvES “ z FUL NeW sTones INGE? SDIRECT. FROM, OWNER, iz.Wgoat | Jhon next mp, 9 fronting New York ave. in burldine tor hots ee axgeqind Hy 16th and List ate.” Address HALE. Sar | hot au cold wakes Ms ors oe LORE: BIVENS 2° CU. fil Ente aed Len yee , ° to desirable people. Address 003 M st BW. > . a #ll-lm* FOR RENT-—STABLES. JOR RENT—NEW STABLE, NEAR COK. MABSA- NTED—TO RENT AN EIGHT-KOOM HOUSE, with bath room: # suburban residence preferred | would }Tobubly purchase same ih a short time; ront to be moderate, Address O.L.G., Star office, o2-Jt* lOUSK IN THE CITY OR MOUNT worth from 84,000 to $4,500, on 7OR RENITHREE Nick UNFURNISHED Home: bath; light; Leat: new house; $15 9 Florida ave, (Boundary). OND AN : nicely Fereht 3 mnanicating Roe chimetts ave. aud sth st; mod. ith A ents, without cash payment. Address | Navy Dopartneran: Wik yee Cane, Maze uate and | eke BRITA Gon Taek Pca 8 td Star office, 08 -3t! for the winter.’ Also Table Board. % ED—HOUSE OF 10 OR 11 ROOMS, BE h uud 20th and H and Pests. ; #45 to 860. ill take possession any time prior to Oct. 15. Address F office, 4 BUSINESS CHANCES, ROF. JNO. LORIS, ON ACOOPNT OF KET. —YURNISHED— NICE ALCOVE FRONT 2d floor; without boa: gentlemen - Room; ferred. Keut 15. ‘Apply to 1204 Get. u.w. 02-3 eee. JOR RENT—1519 RHODE ISLAND AVE. OPP. | & 1s foun businces, will sell boihof bis Shoot eee WV ANTED_NOUSES To RENT, PERSONAL A Vice Fresideate ‘ feri-a, 1224 ana 427 Pa ave. nw waz given to the collection of rents; stat ice President's, Furnished Rooms, en suite or | Sinsle, with Beard if desired: private family of two age rendered promptly; n baye muro applications | adults; house newly decorated and furnished throw, it. 02. for houses than we can fill, ACKER & GADSBY, ™. 3-1m ou ROGER: . OK RENT_S15_127H ST.N.W, FURNISHED ANTED-HOUSES FROM TO $6.0 F%.8% ‘with First-class Board: bath and parlor : sito Lote im Washington and tanter Heights "| grighog™sacth zitatciany Band: Cathy and yacor FER, CENT, (O3 FURRY (DOLLAK 23 aul3 ee eee men, $100. Everything strictly first-class 01-1m° | ing year's time. For partons adios ee Os Fst. nw, |= ee ee | eer or particu! “Rar = with Board for UE SOUTHERN INVESTMENT COMPANY ii A now selling stock for the manufacture of an erti- cle of constant use by half the citizens of Washington. 2 bis stock will pay 40 per cent. Only eigity suares left P. CALDWELL, oF-3t Corcoren Butidiag V y ANTE D—A PARTNER WITH MONEY To Con: o2-3t* WANTED ROOMS. wR RENT—1017 15TH ST. NW. NEAR K, Five Unfurnished Rooms, second and third floors, and Dining Room and Kitchen im Exchange for Board, Heat, Gus and Attendance to Lady and Ciald, 0% JOR RENT—UNFURNISHED-TWO PLEASANT A Lu id, One or Two Rooms, second floor, of kitchen and dining rota, 0: for liht housekeeping; terms mi Address NEMO, Star office. be reasonable. Sout WWTANTED-EY 4 LAST FFIGET RO Sb | deat eee eey, Frees Boome bes ae. private | co 8 gvod baying busitiess: atm willine to wwe N — A LADY OFFIC! OOM A. amily 5 location ; rel ‘MCOS €X- | CXperiehice, tithe and influence; can command lane Wire? Nice Quiet Family, Address, statiug changed Ne Board if desired, 1334 Corcoran st, | trade: references, promnebt sitinens Address f price, Mrs. 8.G.L., Stat office. 4th. o2-3t* > Q.. Star office, ae JOK SALE—THE i PAYING RESTATRANT 2 @.w. for the mon: Satintactory je made right. Apply Z13 3d st. aw. 03-2" ANTED—bY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, WITH quiet habits, two or three Fiessant Furnished modern conveniences; centrally located; for usekecpi ng; references exchanged, A: ticulats, M.E., Star office. —1313 CORCORAN ST, NICELY FUR- nished Rooms on 2d and 34 floors (one wufur- ished), with board; private fainily; southern front. A) light ho ht ho with = Fors FIFTY SHARES OF JUDSON PNEU = a E..§ OS SE | ROR RENT—1754 M ST, _N.W. HANDSOMELY | Mt matic tailroad Go. Parent stock. dec. Dick WARSIED-FOUR UNFURNISHED HECOND- | A’ Furnished Suite Parlor Fioor; also Second Floor, Boom 5, 1389 F wt. 08 story Rooms for ee Housekeeping; gas, &c., | 3 rooms; private bath; open tire places. furnace heat; * mot. tues ben ae Pear aut oor from Conn. ave o2-3t" ANTED—A PARTNER WITH #3,000 TO TAKE location first-class. on: 11th and G and Muss, . ‘ Half Interest in = Establighed Mauu' Felerencea, Ad {OK RENT-—ONE LARGE, HANDSOMELY FUR- | Business Call between © Ce Dre roa pete a Staro = os) F bished Front Rou: suitable for one of twogen- | CLAULIT, Fendall Building, opp. City Lisll. oct St ANTED—ROOM FOL LIGHT HOUSEREEPING | tee ate family. thet ww. Uae | 2 ; Near 15th and H sts, Address Box 26, Star fice. ¥ bay eh TO yh WO NICELY FURNISHED KOOMS, RoR, TT nse secured; Dwelling attached — Good Tabie Board; second and third floors. 13 roots; in heart of city; do: ae W See ees s ut good busitions. aiocik, bar fixtures ANTED-TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND | 1221 Metropolitan line and Herdics puss | aud furniture: price #6, 000; reasun fo Board for Three Persons in n.w, section of city: the door, #20-Im__ | the city; uoue but thows who mean Dusivess x terms inust not be over $75 per month, Addres R hl 737H 61 THREE FUR. apply. terms cash Address Box 170, peters a Re Fritndd Boone Sulsble Or Dow eee EEE | Talt-awe reapers me Vv ANTED—THREE OR FOUR UNFURNISHED 000 AND $20,000 Foe ences, 02-31? E 18) W ANTED Booms, second or third tloor, by Adults, for light wo years. an estate security eive hosuekeepiig; heat and gas, Address B.B.. 1017 Payne commismous Address Box 90, Star oli nw. : FET KH. PELOU ANTED-THREE FURNISHED ROOMS Light Housekeeping. Reut must be reasonabl D-Two PL T a F st. parablgat end of month.” Address ARMY OFFICIEL | WO, RENT UNFURNISHED TWO PLEAS: Washington Loan aud Trust Stock Bought and Sold, a OOM, | SECOT loor ; per Als. dea! y cal ct ed unl: = Ae | month in advance’ 1651 10th stu-we oz2t | Me le er Washington Stock Lachange. Offer investors some first-class 4, 5 and 6 percent dividend-paying Stocks ds. Have money to luau on Stocks and Bonds, 01-4t WASZED-T0 BUY A SMALL HOUSE OF FIVE OF six rooins, either on Capitel Hill o1 3,000 to 0. Will pay $20 per Wouth. Give locauun, lnk jot and address tor six days CAK- * Bast Capitol Station, City #30-Ge IGK! TICK! TICK! TICK RAMSAY bas cut the prices. Watches Cleaned, 1; Mein Springs, ited One year, $1. de Satica for. Sowel We “dety ripe W AN2ED_BY OCTOBER 15, BYA FAMILY OF Three Persous, Four or Five Unfurnished Roome ou First or Second Floors, suitable for bouse- keeping, in Immediate vicinity of Webster School Building, corner 10th and H_ sts. uted, YORK RENT—IN PRIVATE FAMILY, WITH BOARD, Furnished Second-floor Front Room; bay window: Suitable for gentiemun and wife or two eptlemen : also loor Back Koom for one, 1311 11th st. n.w. |) RENT—1334 NEW YORK AVE. GE, Nicely Furnished Double Kooms, ep suite or sin: ‘le, on wecoud and third floors, with board: central tion; table boarders desired; references ex- auged. o2-3t* . Dw. : permanent if Address, naming rent, which must be rea: OKFOLK, Star office. yAN'TED_—AT ONCE—BY FAMILY OF wits, 4 Unfurnished Koons in n.w., for light housekeepiny ; heat, gas and Bath; or would join like damily in the rent ot § or Y-roow house. References exchanged. Address M.O.B. 3 Wivcn FOR RENTS TO DESIRABLE PARTY WITHOUT GENTLEMAN DESIR Children, First Floor Plat; three rooms: modern warrau tupprovements; unfurnished; references requi ropaired. -< det; nape sacuta Nonupnies to pate aan $18. Address S ST.. Star office. 5 for good work and low prices, 3224 Fetnw. S22 -tr bi Address OHIO, Star office, reakfast. OR RENT—FIRST-CLASS APARTMENT! —A COMPETENT WHITE PERSON TO roof Four-year-old Child; fair w U22 14th st. nw. EXPERIENCED P. NV ply at EISEMAN BROS". WAxtED A MILL HAND. thet east, WASIED_A FIRST.CLAi dress for snail family; must ences r Apply from 9 to 12 K L j= at nixht; refer. a1., 1526 O st. V ANTED--AN INTELLIGENT YOUNG LADY who bas had some experience in light bookkeep- ing and busin correspondence. Apply immediately to MADAME PALMER, 1107 Fst.n.w, — o2-3t? WANRTEDSTWO FINST-CLASB TINNERS, AP- ply JNO. SHUGHRUE, 1103 7th #t. nw. 02-3t ANTED—A COMPETENT WH. MAN AS Chambermaid ; good home and tae lo suitable YS Bag AUR between Vand 10u.m., Sand 6 pm, WANtED GIRL TO LEARN T TLL nory and Notion Business; must be apt at figures gud ive in the family, For particulars address Star o} {UK KRENT—A LARGE FOUR-STORY BUILDING ts i i ET cok E the business center will be leased a pare ANTED-A SMALL UNFURNISHED BED or without board. 1611 1th st. nw. bear roan oleren meh ai Witsoe inthe Vicinity of 11th and O ste n.w, | Ad- | Circle. References exchanged. - Suane to want tone fine family botoL, dress MUSIC TEACHEL, 1019 Ost. mw, 02-31" OR RENT—1337 BST. N.W., LARGE SPCOND- | Apply to Lith § LAth st aw. ——= = sro Sry South Front Rocka, with bourd; suitabie for | _s2-1u Sa Iwo persons; private family. ol WANTED—BOARD. woe P : JOR RENT—ELEGANTLY FUR SHED ROOM ANT! OOM BY YOUN single or en suite; frst and second floors. 806 11th circulars entitied “The Great American and 16th sts.u.w. Address K.M.O., Star office. 03 OR RENT--TWO _LARG! gud other circulars issued by the W, EB L&T 134 Unfuruished second - - : ————————— — ~4 e i” SOLICITOK OF TWENTY-SIX YEARS = sperience would carefully and properly conduct tent Business for Attorne yrand others vn eguitahie tertus._K., FO. Box 76, CRY, sis-iw MONEY TO LOAN. __ ONEY TO LOAN AT LOW KATES, ALL LOCAL Stocks and Bonds Ee and Sold UIs CUNNINGHAM, Cor. 15th aud F eis, IMMUNICATL ory Roomy at 1524 Q a ol 3 with private bath on : newly furnished; house and location ant small private family and moderate terms. Be FORRES —YURNISHED—TWO COMMUNI ing Koons on secoud floor, onealcove front, in de- Sirable location, 1103 13th st. n.w. References ex- changed. ol OK RENT—TWO ROOMS, LARGE, CUMM KF cating, trout, second oor. with Daleoay on sven 476 Pa. ave. nw. 1-3 R RENT — UNFURNISHED — TWO e newly papered Communicating Kooms and Hell E Ad of the 03-3t* M 830-3 Mette te Loan ON LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS, KANK H. PELOUZE, treet (second fheor.) WANTED MISC t{LLANEOUS WANTED 10 BUY FOR CASH, A STOKE ~ ha or ane ee » ANTED—T0 TRADE A THOROUGHBRED WASTED | HORSES TO WINTER; 86 PER aaonth: ‘best attention given them. Address R. Dwelling in the southwest’ section Address A.E., Star offic W Kentucky Saddle Horse for a Fine Driving Horse, Address B., 5 tar office, o3-3t E. EDMONDS, Casanova, Fauquier Co, Va o3-.w* WANTED. 100 LADIES AND GENTS FOR CAB- inet Photos; 6 for $1 this week; specimen pic- tures; first-class work: uew gallery ;419 9th st..uear Lincoln Hall. Mention star. 824m _ol-lin ANTED—A TE GIRL TO COOK, WASH V, Sud Tron in family ; German preferred; = = eae. Wanteas FAMILY OF adults, White or Colored Woman who can cook, wash and iron and understands her business; must be ‘ext, intelligent aud well recommended. Cail atter 5 orate oe-st® D—A YOUTH ABOUT 18 YAKS OF oné With some knowledge of the drug busi- fertods nist have references, M&t12Z9 8 ITE GIRL IN SMALL FAMILY ‘aid and Laundress. Apply at 1525 aw W ANtED, Gith FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK for Small Famfly.; must havo good city references and stay nignts: white girl preferred; @ desirable place for right party. Ajply at 1030 6th st, n., 2° WANTED. SETTLED WOMAN TO COOK AND DO ‘whatever is required in family of two; no wash. ing; must have references. Apply, betweon 4and 6 in the afternoon, 1148 17thst nw. ol-3t ANTED—ENGINEERS, FOOTMEN, COOKS, Chambermaids, Nurses (Infant), Houseworkers, Dairymen, Farm Hands, Waitresses and othors, (Gere man and Swedish Women) ; 500 Women Cook: BURNHAM'S, 1110 G st. ow. YANTED-IN CENTKAL LOCATION NORTH- west, Colored Woman to Scrub, Wash ,Iron unddo Plain Cooking. Also White Giri for Plain'Sewing and Chamberwork; references required. Address Pil- VATE FA. o1-3t* ONEY- 000, 00 on’ myaonea Say eet Loas of jarger amounts wegousted. Gho. NSINS, 800 10ci at. nw. 9 DMSSth BAND To LoaN ON REAL ESTATE ecuriiy insumetosui, ALBEKI F. FuX, iw a 920 Fst, nw. ¥ TO LOAN—WE HAVE FROM 81,000 TO 2.000 to low on first-class real estate security tor Columba, DUGAN & WUT Lik, OF seu. Room on second floor; also beautiful newly papered lors on first floor: beat, gas and bath; southern ex- posure, Nochildren. Prices reasonable. exchanged, 19111 st. nw. FekBPYIGEIE LARGE, AIRY, HANDSOME Koome, furnished or unfurnished: first, second and third’ floors ly papered; fashionable neyh- borhood. Cali at DW 7-8" FOR, BENZ TO NAVY OFFICERS. CoNGRESS- men or Others, Hendsomely Furnished Kooms; N ANTED—PASTUKE ATGEN'L BEALE’S STOCK Farm, the home of Prince Orloff and Wilkes Stallion ‘truxton; 7 miles north of Washington ; good Stabling and feed’ in winter, with caretul attention at all times. Orders left at Clarke's Livery ‘34 1. Way OF yaw 1 promptly attended to, GEORG yattsville, Md. NIED—24 SECON: Sashes, Apply at 512 ne: 21 -ANIED 0 RNITURE UPHOL- | use of parlor for calls aud receptions: fashionable lo. ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT ON REAL Vv stered, Mattresses made over; work dono ine neat | cation; herdics pass coruer; rent moderate. 20z2 F y [esate Dane Wiseorl, BILoOX & Coe and substantial manner. Mattresses of all kands made | St. n.w: o1-Se i Pennsylvania ave. and Oth #t. and Louisiana toorder. C. NELSO G st. nw. 61-30t* =a a ian w ia 7p | WOR RENT — 2030 G ST. N.W., FURNISHED + WwW ED-YOUNG PERSONS WISHING TO Kooms, with First-class Board: comforts of home ; WL OXEY TO LOAN AT FIVE PER CENT ON AP- ‘ake a Complete Course in, Stenography aud | herdice puss the door. Table Boarders taken. 04-280 proved Keal Retate Becurity. Large aicountes Fppewriting may apply at Koom 8, 1006 Fst. nw. | - —— : be TYLEK & RUTHRRFORD, orough drill in ail kinds of actual work. OR RENTOAT 1826 G N, FOUR st. ‘icely Furnished Rooms, singie or en suite, with hb. 830-00" GOLD AND SILVER, PUNCHED, Uncurrent aud foreign ‘coins; wold or silver; confederate by ighest prices. Call or address FECHNEK & Penua ave. 2.W. 273m. ED—HORSES TO PASTURE AND WINTER ‘ed; first-class pasture and attention. Ket- N Burchell, Justice Strouy: | Address H- ot. am, REX TO LOAN ON i TL—PRUMPE ‘attention ications SWOKMSTEDT & BRAPLE red ¥ wl ‘OR RENT—FURNISHED—LARGE PLEASANT Kooms ou Second and Third Floors, with hall Foom adjoining ; single or en suite; every conveuie: central location’ home comforts and privil Hist. ow. 829-68" _#15-1m SERIE “eat "Since Ma."or Cokes SEARLE | JOR RENT WANDSOME, FURNJSHED aPans. ed ANTED—YOU SHOULD REMEMHER THE | ueuber™ Amd, private bath. arat-clane table Doard: "Ou Real Estate yg cub mil uy, se op ecuanreew or nec. | "EAE Be ee _| FONG WANT BONER 10 TO plop Soa” WILLIAMS, 521 and 523 7th et. nw. mely furnished as parior eud bed ‘ room, also two princi, aud 1 terest payable 1b weekly or, mow aly ANTED—ALL ODD BOXES OF Ci on second floor: gentlemen preferred. 627-1w° W VAT X, Star of KS Koo 2 | Paymente, pe nauoval of ycods from fosideucy: a: WaAnNtED-4 ELWKIGHT, STEAD’ 0. ‘Those that were for $2, $1.75 and R RENT — FURNISHED OR UNFUR., FRONT | PUUHCHty. Box 9S, Starofiice, gust 0-Yan® to a good hand. Apply at b. RESTS Wh 1.50 closing all out for $125 a box of 50. F° % “. ‘Second~ 7 hand- | Dl r AN ON ©! weight Slop, North Cap. st above Boulidary. ol- Neen. “SICRLE'S Old stan O11 Pa. ave. 019-3m | ono" pecker deeranle ieee Teer Eagms in, hand i Propeiy et joe tee A eee ax ein, ru polit, INT ELL x V ANTED-HORSES. KEEPING HORSES WI: Quit. well-bred people desired. 410 3d st.n.w. 627-76" | BROVAS, 616 127%h st, dy tb-3m Omss, Men, Women, Boys ani aoe, ; Ser an immer © specialty, order box Prive OR RENT—IN NEW FLATS, WITH ELEVATOR, ONE TO LOAN no waiting for work. Applications for Government | Livery stables, 311 6th st. u.w.; farm 7th st. road. x : ‘AR Positions Prepared. DUKAND SHACKELFORD, Fro- | eight mniles from city, 0. H. ¥. CLARK, Bligo, Md.” | chaiey oh cut Dent spaking tubes, bath and uo ao og Pmt fom ght prietor, YOS bat mw. 20-150" | sed-tin' Se 21 entleman only; best references, 71’ ON sad ANTED-YOUTH SIXTEEN OR SEVENTEEN ANTED — HORSES TO WINTER AT F. i. {RENT—BRIGHT SUNNY ROOM. 5 . . W ‘itis of wee to Clerk and Saxe Hiuwcis Geen | WW Minaare Biel Farm; best attention given thet; ove bed room, parlor and lanwerone oe BEAL BORSES It Tus Surman, ally Useful in Store. wiving refereuces, } #8 per month; 3 meals a day, wmeluding duily groom: ;: le or en site; also Hoom on first floor; corneas oi HOLMAN, YOUTH, Star o st ” | ing: ell Lorses gent for tree of charge. Apply Tr. H. mely fur. private family. 1014 15th st. now. | _ 3°30 Cees 2 nk Fe. a GEN: | WILSON, 020 ¥ et. nw. om o ws ‘ED—A RESP! ; GIRL FOR a eral Housework, Cooking, Washing and Ironing in a Private Fauily, at 1511 1éth at. n.w.; must Went: D-FOUR FIRST-CLASS BUSHELMEN, AtGLO. f. KEEN'S 414 Viet. uw. o1-3t" ANTED—A WHITE WOMAN AS COOK AND Luundress for family of two: references required, Apply at 2252 Massachusetts uve. oles ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO BUIT, AZ5 AND Cper cent, on V. C. real estate security. BANK 1. MAWLINGS, 15605 Pa ave ius. Co.'s oftica.y ANTED—MILBURN'S POSITIVE CUI c rt FOR 18, Fever and Malarious Cowplaint ¥ Fe, RENT—1232 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. N.W. Pleasant Purn. ‘OF en suite, fails; acts upon the Liv with boards gecclomen peeterred ego 2S, | x19 (ike Arlington Fire lus. capsules, 60c, At M Ee Sart oer ogee ONEY TO LOAN IN LARGE AND BMA-L aw. © = ui _ | J{OR RENT--HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, ‘Sums at Lowest Kates on ‘Heal Estate Beountye -H. BAUM PAYS THE HIGHEST CasH | H* socond and thin dors; eu suiteor siugle, 1204 | alow sums af Go SOGsaa wnat Swern eT W tices for Pavaiture Carpets, “desther ‘Bods | Kat.n.w. si4-lm” | INS BULKLEN & CO. 1905 Pa are, ap2b-Omm 3 Office and Store Fixtures, Specialty. Address 314 Uth st, ONEY TO LOAN PGR BES T—814 AND 816 15TH ST. Is NOW OPEN ANTED — A TAILOK WHO UNDERSTANDS Cutting. Pants aud Ladies’ Garments; a rare chance, 1114-16 ¥ st. n.w. o1-3t ANTED—DUNDOKE'S EMPLOYMENT B reat, conduct M reds fF rr Bud staiag; sth jerencem Removed to 7UU L stu. w, 613-180" WANIED LEARNERS FOR PROF. CHRIST- ner's International Taylor System: with any inch rule or tape measure alone, as all scientific tailors cut; patterns aud materials cut and made and instruction given by Mme. 8. J, MESSER, 1403 kK. WADSTED-BY A YOUNG COLOKED Gini Wh fae Chansber ‘Slsid or Nace “Appia Bes Lo = = WAXTED_BY BOY HIGHTEEN, EMPLOYMENT for quests. Suites and Single Roo: ‘On Approved Keal Fetate Security, in District of ANTED—DR. McGiLL’ ‘ORANGE BLOSSOM” oo ished, i with or without table board Mrs. ALT. SOUTH. | Columbia, au aby sui desired, at lowest rates of ime ot ai mottos SMe Heuer | Bie eine | Sr eee oY ae ; 8ix mont D. wo, | us Le 77 — —— 3 at 5 cures mularia;'200 "doses, $1. Mra F. A. BAILEY, RE OUR BEAUTIFUL LARGE ROOM: 9 Generel Agent, 420 P at.nws sizime ’| Xi furnished: private family; corner opest | Yj OREE TO LoaN & In suis to sui, at lowest rates, on approved real security. FLTCH, FOX & BROWN, 14357 Yeunsylvenis ave’ me, hn ORNS 5 ws in every, Foon. south and east ANTED—IT KNOWN THAT SCHOOL BOOKS, wired. 1101 K st. nw. 915-18t* New and Old, are Bought, Sold and Exchanged, H ST., LARGE NICELY FUR- School Supplies, MEI hed micati wuite ONEY TO LOAN ON LEAL ESTATE OK Fist. —#10-1in P. C. MERRY, 716 K st. n.w._| 95 lots 2d ‘ond Sd Hoorn, suitable fore ee Cine security.nt lowest rates of iuterest, mode 9 ANTED—HIGHEST CASH VALUE PAID FOR | Congress. Call between 4 and 7 p.m. s23-Lm where We security 48 good. * b Pe nn Sie og Bloves, nes, aD Small — ile _ 0. ©. GREEN, 303 7tb st. a. 60 ‘otic call =< : eel ‘ON, 937 Tthst. uw. 8S FINANCIAL. M°™** Fo oan on wear esrare AS? Ne —— 7 WAsH’N LANENHOWER, W NTED—HORSES TO PASTURE AND WIN- — “4 ok 1 have the best of ‘ture and Pert INVESTMENT. Successor to DANENHUW EL & SU) ©. shed @ BEMIS terete Sn, ces suse HB. Ladt | JRO® DIVEST are on hand for ele i Salat ESER RNIN oo = U.S. 4 per cent bonds, = 8s cet sixes, 1891. SUBURBAN PROPERTY, ANTED—5STEA) 3-65's, 12 — = -_ Renova D.C. 24, — eet SS and will execute orders for the hase of —NE, NLEYTOWN—ICAN OFFE! il ox Tews Son, rom FOR SALE—Seak TE! Tomy. Tak OFFER, 25 acres rey Mechunical Drawing, snail pay st fret it chanee tee ol-Lm yards from electric roud wo oly . wivGacement, Adire oe ae Goon Jo W. CORSON TNO. W. MACARTSEY —od-2t ee gee oe en am WW Air Scrses, Laundresss Hesse Wortsee see LOST AND FOUND. —_Member S.¥ Stock Xs. | HOR SATESUVATISVILLE | WE OFFER FOR Tien al have references from last places O13 Tekst. | Tow URNPIKE BETWEEN BLADESS. & MACARTNEY, ville-at prices wich piace them within the reat WASTED — AT HEADQUARTERS—POSITIONS Y for Cooks, Chamber Mina. aitrens, Laundrenses Tse: tress, Men ‘Cooks, Coach Bian. Baller BAML AY COOMBS, 926 F st. n.w. ON TU! Lvtrs ana Wastiugton, ild’s Dresses. Keturn’ Bind ure, Md. Bankers aud dealers on fie Exchanyes of New York, ‘Boston CORSON " bar ag GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F ST. X.w, ease ‘BLEUDORSE in Government Bonde ETWEEN 10TH ST,, PA. PMs SEN PO- 7 os’ lice 46U in fifty and twen' Tiice conn returned to 1111 Gay cw work to take home or would emt ko, to residenc Chamberusaid MALY, ‘Siar WANTED BY A FIRST-CLASS LAUNDRESS, Also loyment by an experienced trees; reference furnished. Welter or Driver with private aaliy ver w ea. Gall at 1105 10th at. aw? TED—! ry WHITE GI WE itustion ue Suamberoaid Gall ty 7o5 Kee ‘WVANTED — SITUATION BY MAN AS SALES. Fefereuce. SALESMAN, Star office, "ode" NT N BY LADY AS GALES. NUE Re ee nae een Gress HALESLADY, Btar office. O52" WAxTED-situations—Two WHITE GIRLS, Sere oo Maen eR =e Le eae ees and Baltimore ‘and sold. 1 —FRIDAY MORNING, PAIR GOLD (Ginsscsand Fine Gold Ghats, «l Evening Star office, ax‘itw: and get reward. z 5 ARD — LosT—6 rr ; B54 $5 BER CERTIFICATE NO. Wuod; it is mot newotiable. turn to JAMES A BATES & CO., 1407 F st. nw, ree —FHIDA:, BET. 24TH AND PA, AVE. AND ioe Market's Pocket aud ‘Toward for its return to os-2t" BETWEEN fl E: ' i eae a 03 Pa. ave. nw. OSTA LACE HANDKERCHIEF tite and at, ow, Liste site cs yin Bown esata, Sete ery Some "OLD pee eres, Pe eee ery EBBITY HOUs WASHINGTOX. D. G, gon : ‘OST—ON TUESDAY KVENI art Spectacles, fr ieee iw. OFS ie pane W ‘She