Evening Star Newspaper, October 6, 1890, Page 2

A — THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON > % D. C.. MONDAY, OCTOB Lf é‘ . ER 6, 1890. SHOOTING STARS. ‘The straight and narrow weigh—sixteen guaces to the pound. INDIAN GRAMMAZ ‘Teache:—in the Indian school at Hazapton: “What is the mascaline of Hawk?” Small Indian: “Tomahawk, mum.” It is said the anti-Tilimanites in South Caro- Aina will “conduct a still campaign.” Let us hope it may not be an “illicit still.” ,. Real estate becomes ideal estate when the ‘boom strikes it in the right place, There's a wide difference between a self Meade man and s summer maid man, Mr. George Pullman of Chicago says he docs Bot believe in rich men buying seats in the United States Senate. Of course he doesn't. ‘What George believes in is their buying seats in a Pullman Parlor Car exclusively. Georgo is monopolist himself. HOUSE PAINTERS AND HOUSE PAINTERS. “Who are you?” pid the lieutenant of police to a hard-looking citizen whom an officer had ust brought in very, very fuil. “I~i—sb housh painter,” he gurgled, as he took a brush out of his belt. “Ob, I beg your pardon,” said the lieuten- ent “I didn’t know you wore a member of Congress. What's your address? We'll send ou home.” Ir dry day whon the umbrella gets left. A FAIRFAX FANCY. Where the road from Fairfax Seminary comes ‘up over the Virginia hills at Mt Zion Baptist Church, the traveler is brought face to face with Washington, lying spread out upon the father bank of the Potomac like a great picture on whien the light is thrown unexpectedly. It is a favorite pastime with those who know this road, to come suddenly from the quiet country valley to the top of the hill, and ina moment bring this beautiful view to the eyes of the stranger. The other Sunday s young man of this town was driving with his best girl slong that road, and woman-like she had about as much idea of where Washington was as a bird has of the location of the House restaurant in adry spell. Just before reaching the sum- mit, where he was going to spring the pano- rama on his unsuspecting victim, he said to her: ow, shut your eyes, and when I tell you to open them, open them.” * She agreed, and just as he reached the point of view he stopped his cart and said: “There, sweetheart; open your eyes; that's Washington,” and he bent over and kissed her, lingeringly asthe evening shadows touch the pink lips of the roses. “Ob, George,” she murmured in a bewilder- ment of rapture; “is it, really? I thought it was Paradise.” And George fell out of the cart, The New York World of yesterday contains an article “The Pets of Washington,” and not a word in it about either army or navy officers. The World should hire » baad who knows what's what, When a railroad cuts rates, it doesn’t cut with intent to kill, Astronomers usually play star engagementa. pas nine ALEXANDRIA. Iurnovep Streets.—Saturday afternoon the last sand was spread on the new street ways of Patrick street from King to Queen streets and the workmen carried off their tools. Patrick Street is new paved from Prince to Oronoko, except the one block from Queen to Princess. All the streets cast of Henry are now gered some distance north of King street and all, ex- cept Alfred, are paved one or more blocks north of Cameron street. Couxtx Covrt.—The October term of the Alexandria county court, Judge Chichester, began today. Among the cases to be called for trial are the Washington gamblers’ cases, Jno. W. Usher, Thomas Lucas, John Turvey and John Patten being under indictment. T! ot Edward Stewart, for the murder of Nelson Watkins, will also be called and a number of larceny cases. Cuvrcu Stavices.—The delightful weather yesterday called every one from home and the churches had good congregations. Alexandria clergymen ministered at all of them except the Baptist Church, where Rev. Dr. Chockley of Bristol. Tenn., preached, and at the Second Presbyterian Church, where Rev. W. C. Hagan of Tennessee occupied the pulpit. There were children’s services at Christ Church in the afternoon and at night the continuance of a rotracted meeting and a revival of religion at @ M. E. Chureb South. Notrs.—The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Al- brand, who died last Friday, took place this morning. Her daughter was buried from St. Mary's Church last Monday and she was buried from the same place today. ‘St. John’s Base Ball Club beat the Alexandria club nine Satur- Gay by a score of 17 to % teat GEORGETOWN. Reat Estaze Matrexs.—C. H. Fickling, real estate agent. be eo the following sales: Rob- ert Proctor to Theodore Barnes, part lots 80 and 81, in square 48, improved, for €6,000. M. C. Mitchell to H, Hollerith, lot 6, in square 113, for $2,500. C. H. Fickling to W. M. Easbe: Smith. part 1, of lot 72, in square 18, improved, for @3,500. J. 8. Goebel and others to Nicholas Crowley, lot 140, in square 78, improved, $1,250. W. H. Manogue and others to same, art lot 141, im square 78. for $150. . H. Fickling'to H. Walker Tucker, part lot 133, im square 74, improved, for €200. Dudley Hassan to James Keleher.part lots 59 and 60. in square 85, improved, for $5,690.89. Martha Ann Hess to Cloyd Tavenner, part lots 50, 54 and 55, in square 51, improved, for $5,000. | C. P. Williams to Dennis O'Brien, part lot B,squaro 126, improved, for $1,225. C. H. Fickling to George A. Hyde,part lot 187, in square 107, for #1,177.13. C. H. Pickling to H. King —_— lot 185, in square 107, for $1,174.99. Mary Veale to W. H. Manogue,part lots 32, 33 and 34, in square 83, for $3,200. See advertisement elsewhere of the post- ponement of the sale of property on Prospect avenue. A Waren Turer Srytexcep ix Two Cases.— Policemen Burrows and Lyddane arrested a eolored boy named Richard Wilson Friday — «charge of stealing two a rom tps ‘hompson’s jewelry store on Bridge street an: he we eee in the Police Court Saturday. I: was charged that he went to the store sev- eral days ago and stole s watch and that he returned again and repeated the offense. Judge Miller held him guilty and fined him $25 or Bixty days in each of two cases, Suppax Dgata.—The mother of Moses Booth, fonttor at the police station, died suddenly in arms this morning while he was talking to her. The deceased was a life-long resident of this place and was highly ecteeme: Tue Fuxenat of Edward T. Offut, who died ‘Thursday at his home here in the sev: year of his ago, will take place in Holy {Catholic) Church at 19 am. next Monday. Carrie Manke: ‘he following sales of live Stock at the Ar! stock yards yesterday are reported: One hundred .and eighty cattle. Allsoid. Best, 33{ to 4e.; good, 3 to Sige; medium, 2% to 3c.;common, 2 to Zi{c. Five hundred and sixty-five sheep and lambs: Lambs, 5 to 63(c.; sheep, 3 to 455c.; calves, 5 to 6c. Eighteen cows and calves, $20 to @50. Market good. Bs Waxrep “To Sez tur Wurtets Go "Roump.”—A Washington officer's desire to see ‘the workings of the recentiy constructed police patrol system in Georgetown placed him in an awkward position yesterday afternoon. On M street near Sud 1s @ box. It is supposed that the citicial opened the box innocently, not knowing that the simple placing of the key in the key hole brings the patrol wagon to the box or that he could not get his key oat again until released by an ofticer of this precinct. The patrol wagon came at its usual rate of speed, followed by a ezowd of small boys. A Sarcupar Sarmaisa.—Daring a scrimmage Saturday between two white men—Jerry Rey- zing Saturday evenii & guest during an po Barcoe He EL house. The thief proved to be Charlies West, the who was 5 2 i H g ° a 5 LS val fenccaemae don caceet sen aene Cadet Lang of the fourth class, A CATHOLIC CONGRESS. Program of the Convention to Be Held Here Tomorrow. Ithas been said thatthe convention of the National Union of Catholic Young Men's So- cieties that begins in this city tomorrow morn- ing will be second in importance in its influ- ence on the church only to the Catholic con- gress held in Baltimore last year. At any rate it is certain that it will be the most important and largely attended convention that the union has ever held. It is probable that there wiil be between 400 and 500 delegates in attendance, New York alone sending 110. The union is composed mainly of Catholic litcrary and social societies, although all other societies within the church— religious sodaliti tet ce ieties and others have boon cordially weloomred te mem: bership. “There will be a number of mportant subjects brought before the convention for action, prominent smong them being the ques- tion of establishing reading circles, ‘This plan has many earnest supporters and will receive considerable attention at the handsof the union, DELEGATES COMING TONIGHT. ‘The delegates are expected to arrive for the most part this evening, and the committee of arrangements and reception appointed from Carroll Institute hzve made elaborate prepar- ations for their reception. The officers of this committee are: D. J. Murphy, prosident of the Carroll Institute; H. W. Sohon, chairman; N. T. Taylor, secretary, and N. H. Shea, troas- urer. Father Michael f. Laveile, rector of the New York Cathedral and president of the union, left New York for this city this morning, to- gether with the rest of the Now York delegates, They will be received at the station and escorted to their hotels and everything possi- ble done for their comfort. Every prominent parish in New York is represented. Many other sections of the country will be equally represented, though their delegations may not be quite so large. PROGRAM OF THE CONVENTION. Tomorrow the real work of the convention will begin, lasting probably through Thursday. At 8:30 tomorrow morning the delegates and visitors are to meet at the Arlington, which } will be the headquarters of the union during the convention. ‘They will then proceed in a body to St. Patrick's Church, where high mass will be celebrated by Rev. J. A. Walter, and Right Rev. J. J. Keane, D.D., rector of the Catholic University, will preach a sermon. Directly after the mass, at which Cardinal Gibbons is to be present, the delegates will roceed to Carroll Hall, on G street between and 10th streets, There the convention will be formally opened by Father Lavelle. Mr. D. L Murphy will welcome the delegates and visitors on behalf of the Carroll Institute and Commissioner Douglass for the people of the city generally. At 8 p.m. an informal reception 1s to be held at Carroll Hall. The sessions Wednesday will commence at 10 a.m. at Carroll Hall and in the evening at 8 o'clock a grand reception is to be given the delegates aud visitors at the Arling- ton. Thursday afternoon an excursion to Mount Vernou will be tendered to the visitors, the Charles Macalester leaving the 7th street wharf at 2 o'cioc! Casn Oz Cnzpiz. Our fall stock of Furniture, Carpets, &., is now complete, and if you contemplate purchasing any- thing in our line it will be toyour interest tocall on us before doing so, as we are confident we can save you from 10 to 25 per cent on your purchase, Below we mention a few of our many bargains and advantages ‘We will sell you a handsome SOLID OAK ANTIQUE FINISHED BED ROOM SUITS, 3 pieces, for $17 cash or $18 on credit ‘We will sell you s 7-piece PARLOR SUITE, solid walnut frames, upholstered im the best bair cloth, for $28 cash or $30 on credit. ‘We will sell you s 7-piece PARLOR SUITE, solid walnut frames, upholstered in plush, combination colors, for $28 cash or $30 on credit, We will sell you agood WOVEN-WIRE BED SPRING for $2.25 cash or 82.50 on credit, ‘We will sell you a good quality BRUSSELS CARPET for 60c. per yard cash or 65c. per yard on credit. ‘We will sell you a good INGRAIN CARPET for 35. per yard cash or 40c. per yard on credit. ‘We Sew and Lay all CARPETS Free of Cost and do not charge for the waste in matching figures, We will sell all CARPETS, MATTINGS AND OIL- CLOTHS on Credit at an advance of 5 cents per yard on the lowest cash price, EASY WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS taken on all credit sales, and no notes required. CASH DISCOUNT allowed on ail accounts settled in 30 days, P. GROGAN, 811-3m ‘730 and 741 7th st. ow, Tou Por Dorrars Is Yorn pocket to call and see the immense bargains we offer. We guarantee you a saving of 35 per cent. Our stock contains the choicest fabrics in Men's, Boys’ and Children's Clothing. We mention a few specials for today and tomorrow: ‘We start on those Nobby Fall-weight Overcoats that ‘are selling all over town for $10. Our price is $6.50. ‘Then comes those elegant Meltons and Kerseys, with or without Silk facing. We let them go for 810. Now comes the fine imported Meltons, Kerscys, Cheviots and Worsteds—all shades (Silk lined), at $15; actually worth 822. ‘This isn’t all Our line of Overcoats range from 25 to 830, We have every known material and style. In Suits you have the same opportunity, Our Men's Suits range from 83.50 to $30. We can give you suitingsin Cassimero, Cheviot, Worsted, Tricot, English Wale, Clay Worsteds, Thibet. In fuct, any material that you may wish. Our Boys" and Children’s Department is complete. Wecan fit the Stout Man, Lean Man, Tall Man, Short Man, Extra Large and Extra Small Man. NEW YORE ONE-PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE, MANUFACTURERS AND RETAILERS. Buffalo, N.Y, Syracuse, N.Y. ‘311 7th st. nw. 027-230" Sucsren's, 919 PENN. AVE. WE HAVE IN STOCK THE FOLLOWING BLACK GOODS, WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT THE OLD PRICES—THE SAME AS PREVIOUS TO THE McKINLEY BILL. LUPIN'S, PRIESTLEY'S AND ECROYD’S, THE THREE FIRST MAKERS IN THE WORLD. HENKIETTAS, ALMAS, DRAB DE ETE, CAMEL’S HALKS, DIAGONALS, SERGES, STRIPES, DAMAS- SEES, CORDS, PLAIDS AND PLAIN BLACK IN GREAT VAKIETY, PRICES FROM FIFTY CENTS TO FIVE DOLLARS PER YARD. WE HAVE THE MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF FINE BLACK GOODS IN THE CITY, ONE PRICE, ‘W. M& SHUSTER S soxa 8 919 PENX. AVE, ¥.W, Gasra Surrs Scounzp ea ies Seba, eae neh BAS fo5, ecto pre robe chtterat Sold CHRISTIAN}. ‘Retail, Parte “tes Pouus. ave. C3 q=* 8 su Conta, 500, Pants, a, Vents, 25¢. Altering and Repsiring nestly done, Goods called for and gelivered. BA BREVES, 814 Kot. n.we Oma Under the Frederick, WANTED—HELP. WANTED—HELP. WANTED--HOUSES. _FOR RENT—ROOMS. _ 06-e* WAETEDSA NEAT WHITE GIKL AS NURSE ‘WASTED—A WHITE BOY TO MAKE HIMSELF WAstED-a BER OF HOUSES, BANGING Fe, RENT_NEAR QOVEMNMENT PRINTING V7 fe Infant; ex) ‘and best Bees Useful store. ‘titer 6 p.m. at from $1.000 100 each, 1 15 Law., 9-Rooms; floors: arranged required. Inquire 1h G'st 0, = Be | 414 Sin ee ee 2 Store, Apply ase cash purchaasre i eg 4 fro fanitin: fs o gueatr ANTED IA WEEW [EXPERIENCED CLOAR ‘ANTED—0 Go To ROCKVIELE, ES Se E EER Sand Ena ce | POARRETT 1f sea 2 Glove Lady. Appiy 2 Mr GANS oF ‘Lausburgs | dress, stating color, KE. B, Star offen. 0S-3t — NICE, Bro’e__ it ANTED—FIRST-OLASS WAIST HANDS: ALSO Reon nee, IN ALL, SECTIONS OF | 3° Room, with bath edjoining. with : W SRA IHIGE foorrs, parmuuranncs | VY \eAsprentes waotibe cing tovun cigs | WW.menuiarion foveal orteot eave mor tm | toe scious Sed ds greivy snus wetlnens NY, Mo», 1710 7ihat. justabove Kat aa, | 1227 Hat nw. : to the collection of rants.” DUGAN & BUT! R RENI—1334 3 YORK AVE. . city we have established aa: Eeioriect Burcrs, ANTED—AN ACTIVE, HONEST MAN, BAL-| _od-lp large, nicely Furnished Roome on 2d floor, sins! whore wosball’be abie {o furnish Arst-class, reliable advanse? 2200me, i suitable with opportunities ing WASTED | HOUSE OF MODERN TMPROVE- | of en suite, with Board: lanco closets: contral location, Aico porters in"'etoraatdsivere and errand ‘baye, We | Felereuces, MANUF ACTURRE, Lock Box 1965, N-¥. | guy MERU, With about 0 on 23 rooms, west of 14th | Teble Boarders desired. references exchauced. o6-St- also secure, places for persons out of thecity.. Open nent’ FORD, 14196 8 o4-Bt (ES Ee ee daily from 9'a.tm, to piu. o6-6t | WAST:D LEARNERS FOR PROF CHRIST. W ASi#D_Sovanpen House oF i Rooms, for busrd @0's month, G5 s week or Si a WW Te fio Bae Shonen ong rap bnoay | uta eteguemera neon Sea cccsto mien eat | WY imo ueenne,mamagemecon: goss sot | ME ane Seams Sener oe o i. patterns and ter it \d instruction é ya wane®, no! ex ee = = a something about it pretered. Apply after 4 olock | Piven by Mine. 5, MESSER, 1403 Ri ave, sOczure | 800. = Coens. Ceneeeren EO ce Fe BENT-THREE FURNISHED OR UNIUR- - = = =e = 3 IRECT FROM OWNER, 12-ROO! a ane > > — ANTED—A SETTLED WHITE OR COLORED ~ House, not to exceed $15,000, between Mass | Children, suitable for light i Wiaine oe cose eee ee OM eae say] WANTED—SITUATIONS. md He 10th ‘sud ist ste Address HL.-star | Ye@lencee, reascmabe terme. =. e ee *S | Wastep-2¥ 4 youne way, A Lace IN ; Tag fa SS = es 4 x : children wouid Like to ren! connect WANTED-1Wo CARPENTERS AT S14 K ST. Grocery and Meat Stora; coed reference and ex-| WWANZED_MOUSES TO RENT. PERSONAL AT- ing second-Roor Koome to desirable with good Qy ANTED—Two EXPERIENCED YOUNG pace | Derienee. .B.O., Stat office, it" _ | ments rendered promptly; we have more snglications ences. Cali after 12m. at 1 1th ot. aw. _1t° ladies ina Worsted and Fancy store. Apply at| WWANTED BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED | for, houses we cen BACKED Siem’ | PORRENT_HANDSOMELY FURNISHND BROOME, obs saat ee Mee, Oat aka eae MEAG | Saye e saa Fo gave: | eaten nee keener ertaaT ashe tet W432ED-A TIDY WHITE GIRL TO ATTEND | 3210000 nw. Lee | WW tise Lnee te eee P9200, FO GR000: | Seat moderste taeas Gite Dept endow at cor meral Housework of a small priva - ACKER & GADSB ner. 2 5 08-30" 3 i : ANTED— NIGHT WORK OF ANY KIND— = Sete a 5 SUS Worth Cocoa ae oe ees ones. | WW Stcpography tnd Typewriting or ook Keeping | 8023 ROOS ES DW | FLOR RENT—218 NEW JERSEY AVE SF. LARGE are ceroline TS preferred on terms to sult employer, Address Box = = Hepdsome Rooms, no olyection te housckecninx. NTED--YOUNG LADY WHO 18 NOT AF 7, Star office. 08-2t WANTED_Li Also Rooms Suitable for Doctor's or Lawyer's UMice - of a little work to work on Collar Machine, Man- = _ = OTS. situation desirable: near Capitol. 1 gle and Lace Curtains, LUCKEYE STEAM LAUN- | WYANTED DY s COMPETENT STENOGRAPHER | ————_' “S-\ 2 ANSI. __ ie a DRY, G18 9th st. u.w. 1t* | stor cand, typewriter, Employment, Addross Box 42, NTED—A LOT, 3 TO 4,000 SQUARE FEET, NT | THREE | NICELY | FURNIGHED ANT! WHITE BOY TO MAKE HIMSELF Geuerally Useful in Store, Apply at 414 Onn ate \ 2. W 48 TED- FIRST-CLASS SECOND COOK: M nw, Quick. Apply KLKS, 030 Pennsylvania » WAXTED-A THOROUGHLY RESPECTABLE White Woman, English or German preferred, for house work only aud wait upon ove lady; no children, cocking, washing or ironing in house; must be bi recommended. MADAME PALME. ANTED—BY A Laundry day. Apply 2110 D st. n.w. and 5: ESPECTABLE WOMAN, Work to take home or go out by the jet ot. mw. Lt? OME located south of Pcnpa avo. to B st, and 7d 13 suitable for light manufacturing. Address ISE, Star office. o4-3t* T FROM 10 TO 25 CHEAP 15th n. ENTERPHI XA RESPECTAB: all ot 1140 2 be Waitrees Gn fret, aid or Waitress in Both ot for three days. 11° WV4STED—WE Wan Wits: for clients, Send description. and terms to otlw Goo Fee mw. qd 5 WASTED,G0 TO DICK'S AGENCY FOR COuKA, ‘House Workers, But- Jers, Coachmen, Walters, Footmen, Farm and Dairy. men: all have references from last place. 613 7th st. Maids, Nurses, Laundress, COUNTRY REAL ESTATE, Waste — WOMEN Kinds of work guaranteed or money refunded: good situations: high wages: car fare free, prompt servic BOWIR'S, 620 17th st. n.w., second floor. ae tat" ANTED — AT HEADQUARTERS— POSITIONS Chamber Mid, Waitress, Laundreases stress, Men Waiters. Cooks, Coach- Butlers, BAM'L A’ COOMBS, 926 F at. bw. for Cool and Nurses, VANTED—A WOMAN TO COOK AND DO Chambermaid Work in s Smail Family; must Dave Aat-class references, Apply at 1313 14th st, We 00 V Light Chamberwork and Sewing. Address B.L., Star ANTED—A YO! sition as Ladics’ Maid an Office, GIRL, WOULD LIKE A PO- Seamstress or to do of A VAbUABLE Faum AND PLEASANT HOME FOR SALE, Farm comprises 300 acros limestone land, in Wash- ington coanty, afd., one mile north of C. & O. canal and Potomac river, woli up on slope of valley and op- posite sir John’s tian, a station om B80. 8 Re 45 Acres cleared, under fencing. ai state Production; balauco of land is heavily timbered with WANTEDLADY FOR SPECIAL WORK, BET. &.m. and 4 p.m. ; those not willing to work need Call 4 to 5 p.m., JH. A. FOWLER, not apply. Ta ‘7th aid Pa. avo. Room 14, Cen. Nat, Bank Buildin, \WVANTED-EIGHT COaT MAKERS AND TWO W uthtiuen Apply bo. 1 BEEN Fig gue st. nw. 0U-3t ANTED—TWO FIRST-CLASS SALESMEN, Watyretereucen required, Apply at room ware KS, ¢ LAUNDRESS, Nurses, Seamstress, Bellmen, Waiters and all House nd hotels, DICK'S AGENC. EN COOKS. $10 TO 875, CHAM- Nurses and Laundresses, in city or away; Waiters, Drivers or Farm i jen Cooks. SAM'L A. COOMBS, 92: 6-31" A MAN TO DRIVE, TAKE CARE OF res, Work on the Grounds and Make Himeelf Broful were Needed: nope but a sober, good worker need apply ; permanent place to one who suits, eck eek prego ome ES ANTED—A BOY FROM 16 TO 17 YEARS OLD who has had sotne experience in Tin and Sto ness; no of eed wily. Lo 736 7th st. n. “WASTED RELIABLE PERSON TO TAKE THE agency in their town for one of the best selling arvicles on the market: sells for 2o¢ ; pays 100 por cent profit: sells to every family ; enciosestamp. ROB ERTS. T, Cleve WASTED TWo WiITE GIRLS, 00K and Wash, and Que to do Chamber Work and As- sist Nursing a Small Child, Call ut 1614 8st. uw. at 1or5:30 p.m. 1 WAntep—4 3 TO CARE Fi HIL- dren and Assist with House Work to go south; must have references. Apply between 9 and 12 Tues- day 519 14th st, now. att WASTED A YOUNG MAN TO TAKE CHARGE of the soda fountain: must have references; sularydo the right man $6 or 810 per week; one Ba: ing experience preferred. MERTZ'S Drux Store. of TED-AT 1421 K 8T., A YOU SOLORED jan ag Waiter; also Soue One to Wash Di and Help in Kitchen. ANTED—COMPETENT FARMER, MAN AND wife, uo children, to work a farm of forty acreson shares: farm is six miles from Washington, in Prince George county, Md. ; is high and healthy impiements on farm’; man must be well recom Address Box 55, Star office, YWANTED—A WuHiTe GIRL For GENERST A) Housework ; must be @ good cook aud washer afid ironer: wages 610. Apply ut 1115 Muss. ave. nw. o4-3t WANTED SIANAGER FO! Ranch for term of years: rare opportunity to rouke money; manager must invest a ¢.,000 interest ym horses and cattle, Address Box O00, Van Raub, pexas. of N SALARY OR COS ew Patent Chemical I Erasing Pencil. The greatest seilimg novelty ever pro~ duced.” kraves ink tuoroughily in two seconds; no b-usion or paper. 200 to SUV per cent prout. ‘One sales counted to $620 in six days, cuother We want one ei sie and territory. Sample by wall jo For terms and iull particulars address SHE NKUE kKASER MFG. CU., La Crosse, Wis, 06-3t" y ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS COOK; MUST HaVE wood references, Alsu, a Lox to Drive aud Work jad the Hol Apply 1601 I9th itt ANTED—AT CITY INTELLIGENCE OF! Men, Women, Boys and Girls ty Day tions for Government Posi SHACKLEFORD, Prop.. #08 & tie General x A) waiting for work. "Appli tious Prepared. D. new. V AN1TED—A NEAT COLORED GIKL AS SECOND Git] im a small family: must stay at nights. Ap- uesday, between 10 am. and 1 p.m., 1918 28th piy st. new. ese aa nee MAKRIED Oi SINGLE, DO you want to make money? If so, cailon Mr. B, 1009 Maryland ave. «.w., for three days, berween 1 and 5 p.u., or onthe 9th frou: 7 to9 pan, ob-3t WV (ELEDIA SERVANT FOK GENERAL HOUSE Work; must be experienced ant thorough yc petent; simall family, uo heavy work. tween 4 and 6 p.m., 736 Sth st. n.w. V ANTED—A YOUNG MAN FAMILIAR WITH BStenoxraphy ava ti + Naar who write pod hand. Address P.O, Box 549. 2 V ANTED—A YOUNG MAN ABOUT 17 YEARS ‘of age, quick aud accurate at neures, who writes agood hand. Address #0. Box obi. ob-2t ¥ ANTED—20 LARGE MEN. APPLY AT STAGE Door, HAKKIS' THEATER, Let. 5 and 7 o'clock tonight, it D—A COMPETENT STENOGRAPHER id Type Writer for Correspondetice and Miscel~ laneous Work in » Law Office; state experience and Box ‘ar office. O88 ANTED—TWO WHITE GI ONE TO COOK nd Wash for family of tive id the other to do Pham ber and Dining Koom Wo d Assist the Nurse with the Children. Apply ai Room 9, Hotel Aruo, be= tween 5 and 7 o'clock pt Tt! WANTED DIMEDIATELY — 1WO LADIES Stock and Order Departments (no experience necessary); $6 weekly, with advaicement. Inquire KL STEWAKI, Delivery Departuncnt, hoom 10, 1 c 1, WAXTEDSAT ONCE-A COOD WAITER. ‘Oth st nw. WANTED THOKOUGHLY TRAINED AND SET. tied Colored Man for Dining oom aud General Housework: lust have Kood city reference, Apply from 3 to 7 p.m. at ioom Y, Hotel Arno, e VPage MAN FOR DINING hOOM AND Vv Mako Huuself Generally Urciui Kound the House; ina private family; no oue ued apply Who las not been a customed to care of five china and uice turni- ture, with Lest references. Address Box ol, Star otic’. ad oft" WV YOUNG MAN TO LEARN rocery Business. Address, iu own handwriting, AE. .T., Star office, ate WASTED CWOMEN | COOKS, WHITE AND Cole ored, Cooks and House Workers; come quick; highest waes: best positions to first-class help outcity. BURNHAM's, 1110G od WANTED Cooks, FouTM ere, Waittomon F Shuckers, Nurse Women Cooks! this ctty, Philnde:ph HAM'S, 1110 Gt. nw. We Colored Woman to Cook, Wash dud Jection to s woman with a child 8 ory y Monday, after 8 o'clock, at 302 C to work at the plumbing trade; boys that have worked at the business preferred. C. G. THOMN. I=L F at macy ANTED-IN WHOLESALE HOUSE, YOUNG Man about 20 years old, of some business experi- A) open, to Care for Stock and ACK as Shipper. “Address, x stating references aud salary oxpected, oitice. ANTED—TWO WHITE GIRLS, ONE TO COOK ‘and Wash for afami'y of five and oue Chamber Work and Assist with Washing, both to go home at night; good city references. Apply bet, 11 a.m. aud 5 p.m, at 2500 14th st. nw. o4-3t* ANTED—A WHITE MAN AND WIFE TO GO TO the Country; man to look after Sto: denfug and wife to do Couking for Small erene% required. Apply at 480 Peuusyivan ‘Tuesday afternoon, October 7. ANTED-SETTLED COLOKED MAN FoR Dinug Room Work and Attend Furnace Fires and wake himself generally useful; good city ences. Apply between 1i am. and5 p.m, Jath st new. YT ANTED—FIRST-CLASS IHOROUGHLY EX. W Perienced Hea, J.C. HUTCHINSON, 907 ANTE! & Situation as a Coachman and Useful about a house, Address 613 A st.n.c. W307: ber work and Plain Sew and to Wait on Sinai F. ences 3U4 H st, BY A YOUNG COLORED MAN OF 27, can make himscli BY NEAT WHITE GIRL, PLACE TO or Care of 7; eat refers white oak, rock oak, hickory, ash, black and white Ralnut, poplar, gc. | Laud bas fine scuthern exposure and well supplied with strong aud constant springs of — water at Fee ee) in a Az coe of apple, pear and peach, of good quality: produces undantly. The improvements, with view to health- fulness and beauty of location—for situation is ele vated and dry, and the prospect of wood, river aud as Girls, Pinces furnish good reference} the daj the other as Laundi Call at 424 L st, nw. WwW CITY INTELLIGENCE, OFFIC Servants, with refere 00. your order will be filled with dispatch. Work to Her Home; can cut aud fit. Btar office. TWO RESPECTABLE COLORED one as Chamberinaid or Nurse (can ANTED — EMPLOYERS — FOR FIRST-CLASS 8 in every cuse, send to POON Kiet tw and 06-6" WAdtip BY A DRESSMARER, TO SEW IN Private Families by the Day or Week, or Take Addreis Box 99, o railway in valley below abd mountains beyond is as good as is to be seen in a section noted Lor its fine scenery —were made at considerable eaponse by fornter owner of wealth for purposes of a summer lence. House is a neat two-story stone structure 32 by feet and kitchen, also of stone, 18 by 14. Rooms large, with open fireplaces. "Cellars extend f: length of house and kitchen and are dry, “Barn is 70 (eu feet, substructure of which is of dressed stone. ‘There are the other necessary buildings, substantially built and iu Kood condition. “Property here offered isa ood investment, and opportunity is. presented, of se. curing s convenient an ealthtul sum:ner residence and pleasant home, Fishing (principally black bass) ANTED—SI1UATION AS MEAT CUTTER AND required, omit LORED MAN, speaks Freuch aud M., 122 E ; reference if r Wiktuei Grocery Store WM, GREEN, 312 11th st. n. i @ Position as Messenger Spanish; good reterences. Addres ‘I Baltimore, Ma, POSITION IN A SHOE STORE BY in river and adjacent atreamns ts good ; the snus gam bo, in plentiful. Lierkoly Springs 1a 4 iiles away abd. Wood Mount" Club House tat dem No. @) distant 3 miles. Address JOHN A. BUZZARD, Berkeley Springs, W. May op wae Va. ior KEEDY & LANE, Hayerstown, . SonLirs, 1315 Linden ave., Baltimore, o ‘ingly or toxcthe: and communicating. UNFURNISHED — TWO ‘and south fronts 06 -3t* VERY 1717 Corcoran street iz Pal . BUTL pe a one set of with sane.” Apply to DOWNEY BROS’ Lest near 1vth st. 06-60 IQUOR STORE FOR ‘CHEAP. Lick Ri cced teancan for eclian. Aaheow Sli ‘ JQOR SALE—A GROCERY, MEAT AND PROV isioN umber one chauce for s only 8450, totNE DOE & CO. 508 Fat nw So Sey FOR SALE-RESTAURANE ON SEVENTH Cy U. L BOYER & Co. ot! 508 Fm. YOv CAN BORROW MONEY ON FoRNTTORE Vor Gutabeee uietly without removal orpets hheity , notes Ciscoun ted. mowey loaned on real at lowest rates, Address Box 152, Star offen. o¢-im' ARTY WITH RICH IRON AND PLACER GOLD ‘Mines, near Marion, N.C..would like to meet party of gentionttn with ‘means for working same. very liberal terms will be given. Caliion JNO. BOWLES: CO.. 1321 F st., and examine specimens of ore gold. oe: RARE CHANCE. — WANTED—ACTIVE BUst- ness Man With a Few Thousand Doliars to investi- kate a business, the profits of which are sure. The most rigid exatnination invited. Address, with ruil name and references, Lock Box 209,.P.0. " « {OK SALE—A GHOCERY AND PROVISIC Store, with Stock apd Fixtures. purchaser, or would sell by inventory. Star office, ENEYS COFFEE Al REN Fur deat ce ek eee Koom, Stable, Carriage House and Lange Yard. facility for roasting and grinding coffee and — wory Fair trade alread: tabhi 5 plendid chance sige Shara IMM Mowe, ba oem, | Meee ee saat Se aaa es 2 61S 2d BL we % ness. . ae: and Printing offices. 6a | hw ara 5 eam ost RENT—S17 15TH ST. AND 1504 HST. N.W., | FDESPONSIBLE PARTY DESinkS TO INVEST Handsome Apartments; fur. or unfur.,open «rate 25,000 to $10,000 in sowe safe, lucrative estab- ose lished and legitimate business. Address, giving full ‘OR RENT—1115 17TH ST, N.W.; FURNISHED oF, Gafurnished ‘Communicating | Second-floor sooms ; priva' smboderate rent; Te Seseag: vetvee furitys enen eee : FQR RENTSECOND STORY, SOUTH FRONT. ndow, large, Nicely hed Room, w: board for two: references. o4-3t {OR EENT—LARGE BRIGHT ROOM! oud und Third Floors: furnace beat and open ee ye ae tious; house vutifuliy located on Kf. ave.; near Oth st. cer line; prefer to rent unturnished , weals furuished if desired: private family and rent reasonable to right parties, a8 Tooms are let out to reduce rent and not tomake money, Address J. care Carrice No, 10, City 2.0. 708 BENT— 1232 MASSACHUSETTS AVE X.¥.. leasunt Furnished Rooms, single or en @uite, with or without boatd; geutlemen preferred: refer= ences, a20-18¢' OR RENT—1453 14TH ST. N. nished Third story Communicating Koo heat and gas: references exchanged; bochiliren. o4-3t" POE SENT-AT G22 GTi ST, NW. WITH PRI- Yate tamily, Nicely Furnished Second and Third- Stary Kooms Pension, Patent and Census Offices and two lines of cars. od ste tT ‘O WELL FURNISHED FE. RENT—ONE OB TWO Chegrful Booms in Modern House, mear Px ave, id st, B. core, Board if desired. 101 OK KENT—WITH BOARD—TO TWO PERSONS, Ly diving room on hrst floor; reasonable to permanent Parties: reference. 1485 L st, 04-3" : PLEASANT FRONT hOOMS, ud heated by steam; geutleman only. — any time by callimg at 1/00 14th Fans at A SACRIFICE FOR CASR—FAIRFAX 4 county, Virginia, 4 miles from Alexapdris on turn- A) a Se ee) ean eas ‘Alexancria aud Fred- AND SHOLS, Star oifice. ‘od-zt" | Oticksburg railroad, 9 tiles from Washington. 131 i Drivers, Kitchen Hauds, Sales Lidies, Act IfUATIONS FOR COOKS, MAIDS, Nurses, House Men, Couch Men, Porters, acres; 8-ruom Brick House, servants’ quarters and all necessary outbuildings; 25 acres fine timothy sod; tarm is Well watered, Look atthis, The farm is cheap es, we | ut G40 per acre. (Families, Hotels, Cates and Stores,)’ BUKNHAM'S, | 131 acres at 840... 85,240 110 G'st. new. ts 04-61" | About 30 tons umothy hs; 300 ANTED—A SITUATION IN A GROCERY S1OKE | 40 fie horses 409 Bs Clerk by @ Young Man with Expericuce and 200 Reference from Last Employer. Address LAP» Taner btar ofc pee __ of implements... is0 Vv TA = E pe ae EXPEUIE: peg DRI “a $6,365 aneker, a few inore Engeyeuente,at Home cr t0 | tua) cash value of whol eee — ie, $6,400. If sot within Ge gue.by. the day or week; using S. T. Tyler's sya ‘one week Ican close this Lancain at 84,300, all cash. one to Cook and the other as Chamber want to be in the same house can give good Trefer- Best snap offered. WASHINGTON DANENHOWER, 04-3t Sth and G ste. n. Ww. nis. $1.90 per day. Dkess HARE Star oft WaAntepcny A RESPECTABLE Woman a Position in a Private Fi office, Address EXP}RIENCE! WHITE niily as Seam- stress and Chambermaid, understands dressm thoroughly; best of references, Aduress Box i © s o4-zt" JOK SALE—A GOOD CHANCE FOR SPECULA- 13 ae tion; about 7 acres at station on Metropolitan ORK IN PRIVATE F AMLIES; | Brauch'B. and O. K.1; improved by -room house three years old. Inquire of JAS. M. HODGES, 1312 Pa. ave, o4-60 FOE, SALE-CHEAP_EASY TERMS 34 ACKES near Kenning station and city; subdivided to suit; Very desirubie for pleasant homes or market gardens. AS SCURTIS, Bonnin, D-C- of-zt ¥ ANTED—BY A COLORED FRE. kood referenc Address L.O. oti 3 WASTED_py 4 WHITE Wom: us First-class Laundresi or address 1816 M st. n. H COOK, A ‘Situation as Cook in Private or Boarding House; both Washington and Massuchusetts. ~ x good reterences, Call zt POR RENT—BY 3. H. WALKER, LA. AVE., 246 Acres of Land. with Dwellings aud Out build- ing, near Bennings, D.C, ; 815. o4-1u N UNUSUAL BUSINESS OPPORTUD N southern Maryland. A Pretty Inland of elgit acres, at the bead of the beautiful St. Mary's river, with & comfortable hunting lodge thereon. A Cheap Farm of 2200 acres on the St. Mary’s river, 360 mb the Chesapeake bay, a great bargain. WANED BY A THOROUGHLY COMPETEN 400 ncres ot Potomat vie 4 iy al Colored G ‘a Position as Chambermuid ina] So ptalaesirable Fests Docent ees fron First-class Private Family; best of refercuces wiven. | egnnty ee raee Fanin Pronertive sy Prince Georges rote aS o of; 1010 F st, n.w., Room 7%, 7 AD Witton 4 Be Estate Ofllee; best ¢ ences, Address H. Star office. WAX2ED-Go Fo BowIEs For Help with reference and clerical: have them ong itt WAST =D-SUITE OF TWO FUL or without Bourd. Address Box 411, LD—FURKNISHED KOOM with facilities to practi in German. * Box 58, tur ofhe TED—bY GENTLEMAN AND WIF RK Teasouable. Address Dtur oitice, ED--BY A STEADY YOUTH OF EIGHT , rei SHED ROOMS: for Two Gentlemen ; near Capitol pecrerted; with IN GERMAN correspondence Three Unfurnished Rooms, modern couveni- utrally located, for Milt housckeep tow, x of OOR FRONT OFFICE ON hh aud 16th wts, Address A. . TWO JA PURCHASING A FARM A MAN INVARIABLY wants the earth. Ihuve for sale a Country Seat between Washington and 000 four yeurs azo; toa 000. BA Baltimore which cost nick Duyor will well for CEL BEALMEAR, © 310 St. Paul st. Baltimore, Md. POR SALETA NICE LITTLE PLACE OF FOUR Acres, with dwelling and outbuildings, one mile from Branchville Station; $1,100. y DUCKETT & FORD, 617 Fst, 5-40 Fo ‘SALE—32 ACRES AND 4-K0OM HOUSE, ood well water, good outbuildings; 24 miles frre will sell gt $100 per acre; one-third cash, Address J.B. “sor ie Star office, —SEVERAL DESIRABLE FARMS AT idroad Stations in Prince George's Connty, Md DUCKETY & FORD, 017 OAN AT LOW RATES. ALL Bonds Bought and Soid. 1oULs CUNNINGHAM, or. 10 TO #100 TO LO. ive G at ie T ANTE W adults, 4 Unfurnished Koom —AT ONCE-BY FAMILY OF THREE for light house- ‘on Furniture, Piauos, Horses, Wawons, Household Goods or other persoual propert; prineipel and interest payable in weekly or wonthly keeping bet. Ind, ave. and @ st.. 2d and 10th p.w.; | payments; uo removal of yoods from residence; no te price; references exchanged. Address“Box 27, | publicity. Box 98, Star office. auss0- roftice. a < Lon SS Sas V ANTED-SQUARE AND HALT NOOM F ‘ A COUNTRY HOME, Lished, for two adults, not execeding in NEAR “HIGHLAND” STATION, per month; or Rooms with Bourd, price month, Address Box 156, Star oflice. WANTED IBY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. W quiet habits, two or three Pleasant Furnished Tight housek elit Louise kect 4 with particulars, Mt :Feferences exchanged, -K., Star office. WANTED—BOA ANTED—BOARD AN Lady in private Cathol and Lith sts.u.w. Address K. RD. tumily;; bet. WaAgtep ea call at Lardner’ Guile ine skylight; loog Well untshed work. TANTED—A SECOND-HAND 419 Sth st, \ Office and store Yrices for "Fu ‘ixtures, mpecialty. Address 214 9th TANTED—10 PU Entire aw. TK, K., Star oftice, TED-1T KNOWN HAY A W eared nbis aud cotapateut ean tants, 1 an and Wrap’ also Linings and Fatterns Cut STRATTON, 1005 Sth st. n.w.o4 -G* EST CASH VALUE PAID FoR Large’ aud Small pared tu Receive Orders for Dresse very Doseription While You Wait, Carpets, Stoves, Stocks of Mercliandise, Store and Office or address A.C, WI . YED—PASTURE ATGE. m, the lone of Princ xtui Tthst. uw. iN all times. Orders lett ut Clarke's Livery G at.n.w.,or Magrath & Kennelly", 2 iil be prouiptly attended to. GOGH C, Bianaver, Hyattsville, Md. muodern Conveniences; centrally located; for ROOM BY YoU. DS DESIKING PHOTOGRAPHS Bring the ts 82 perience, Cabinet 8 HE HIGHEST CASH iture, Carpets, Jeather Beds, ‘Housel HASE FOR CASH, KES- taurant with established trade and good localit, "L BEALE'S STOCK Orloff ‘and Wilkes Stallion 1ruxtou; 7 miles north of Washington: good stabling und teed im winter, with caroiul atien Stabic, 1 AL Lat olds 3 ‘ON B. AND ©. KAILKOAD. A Splendid Cottage Dwelling, containing about ten rooms, WELL of excelient water at the door; barn, H | stable, chicken house, servants’ dwelling; scores of ornatiental sade and fruit trees und a perfect forest ad ot choicest selections of flowerimg shrubs, plants sud gee | vines, 1 cellent land, mostly in large spring of stream of pur property. This 1s the most desirable Country Home for sale within 10 miles of the city at the price asked, Di tance, 23¢ miles from the city, ou Bladensburg pike, midway Highland und Rives stations, Yrice $6,500; easy terms; title perfict, Al N. HUYCK, 1505 Pa, ave, E—FAKM OF 1:5 ACRES. 9 MILES from city, on elovant road; land in fine condition and has comfortable dwelling and other buildings. A. reat bargain. Must be sold. 4 BOOK 7 ce w. * OMAC KIVER AND CHESAPEAKE BAY Farns : some fine estutes; very cheap; with abaud- of fishy, HL CALVERT & 1010 F also a never-failing water runniig through the entire oysters and game, @, st. Room 7. __ FOR RENT—FLATS. Fe RENT—HANDSOME NEWLY FINISHED cuterer is in houxe or housekeeping; auadern impro ve- : G18 K st, " ot 3 bed ple closets, ator for supplies and all modern electric bells and postal boxe rder for tmiuedtate oc responsible parties wi dogs for ohe year at $95 per_mouth, or for the sea- son of G months or inore at $75 per month. Can be seen ut any time from to 10pm. Bt 1325 14th st. n.w. FH RENT—TWO DESIRABLE FLAIS, 211 Bt; heat eupplied: hot water, &c.; if preferred, good cateress on premise: 2 be rented to quie! __¥OR RENT_OFFICES. IN ALEXANDRIA, 8 third floor of a pleasant bouse opposite Christ Church, 3 squares from depot. Address 1. Ww ington st., Alexandria. Fok RENTIAN ELEGANT SUITE OF kooms, ou second Suok; also Single Rooms, for eentie: th Board. 1017 14th st. w. POR RENT—U URNISHED—TWO LARGE COM- municating Kooms ou second floor. Also Une Fur- Bished Koom, 1334 11th st. nw.; no housekeeping; no children ; references exchanged. ‘1-918 NEW YORK AVE. HAND- wily Furnished Parlor Bed Koom; also iour other Nicely Furnished Kovms, two Hall Rooms: everything Lew, with first-class Board, erms mod. erate. ote Fok RENT LARGE HALL BOOM FURNISHED, second floor: Unfurnished Room, 3d floor; en suite and single; also Sunny Dry Bascment Koom 2 Cat. new. o4-3tt FES 14 IST. N.W., TWO COMFORTABLE Furnished Rooms, with of without board; geutle- preferred. Table boarders taken. 04-3" RENT—FUKNISHED-THKEE LARGE Rooms aud one Hall Koom, in quiet neighborhood; convenient to ull de} and herdics pace roa F 4 FURNISHED, TWO Pleasant Coun Second Floor Front Kooms: sitting aud bed room with privilege of cat- rivute family. ‘od-3t" : PLEASANT CONMUNICATING third floor, heat, water and gas included; jerences exchanged; call from 4 to 7 p.m. o4-St W., TWO SQUARES went of War and Navy Depts. first floor baud- somely furnished as parlor and bedgroum, ‘Koons on second floor: gentlemen preferred. {OR RENT—ON VERY MODERATE TERMS, TO @ small family of adults, First and Third Floors; 3 rooms; convenient for housekeeping: references ex- chauged. Inquire at 920 Khode feland -« after 4 p.m. 4 RENT—911 ISTH ST. . HANDSOME uite of Farlorand Chamber on first and second doors with private bath; wl newly furuisbed; house aud location first clase; small private family ; moderate terms. ofS FOR RENT—BRIGHT SUN: SECOND floor; alcove bed room, parlor and large room con - necting; single or en suite; also Koom on first floor, all handsomely fur. ;private family. 1014 15th st. nw. 820-15 FORREST U2) 14TH 8 ‘Neatly Furnished Room with board. . OPP, PORTLAND, ‘Third Story Front of, Back ot 328 1 ST. N.W. OVERLOOKING in Park, Handsomely Furmished Suite of Looms; parlor flor; ulso other delightrul rooms with ith Board i house, FoR T—FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED—A Large Bright Koom on 3d floor, house; Private family; references. 21US Ost. 04 JOR KENT—1329 NS’ W., BEAUTIFULLY Furnished Front Room: floor. large closet; first-class Table Board; also Parlor with three Fok LENT 728 15TH ST, TWO LARGE ROOM! can be fixed up in very fine flats or offices. GuAHAM & SMITH, 28 13th st. Second-floor Rooms; bath same floor: near depart JOR KEN SHED OR U3 SHE: Perlors and Very Picasant Third Room ; ref: SUG 1Sth 8 _ QOK RENT—1110 L ST. NW. Ke PHILA PT Bi delphia Lady, Large Double Parlors, Two other Large kooms und ‘One Front Hall Room: good home table board; gentlemen preferred; no email children, °: ROR RENT — HREE FURNISHED FIX Nome; pleasantly ciated ken ROE tne apa ;OR KENT I ST.N.W., TWO FURNISHED Koos on 2d tloor,with wim snd use of baths reo on 3d fluor, unfurnished ; rent reasonable. T—HANDSOMELY FURNI-H Large First-floor Kooms, very desirabi ond-floor Rooms ; trams mcommodate furnace heat; board ext door; references. 13: a irate and L ose OK RENT—1303 K ST., OPPOSITE FRANKLIN Park, Large, Comtortabi, Well-furnished B. with board; southern exposure, ow 7OR RENT—TWO LARGE HANDSOMEL, uished Frout Koom xcollent table board fur- 1311 14th st. nw, 08-3" FOR REN 149 OST GPEEASANT, Rooms, furnished wel ted ; 5 30, saat together, 833. ae “eS ORK RENT—FURNISHED, TWO COMMUNICA’ ing Koo loor; south front. open srate: hot aud cold waier in room; private family; rent low to desirable people. Address 903 M st. nw. 03-3t" WANTED. fo BUY A GoOD BECOND-HAND Gombination Bicycle.“ Address SPOT CASH, Star | ~On pen t—9:4 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. NW, offices rest Second Floor, Three Rooms, including heat, 830 W L Cu 501 Oth st. n. Office Koom, first floor. $15, MHALL, Optician, S07 14th st. u.w.— | $20 ¥ st. n.w., Lhfrd Floor, ‘two Rooms, $15. Eyes test id fitted with glu: properi, call and ° A. 8. CAYWOUD, 9: Yih st. nw. see me betore purchasing elsewhere; Hisfaction | —— Guaranteed; prescription work a speciatiy. Dwelling m the southwest’ section city, Address A.E., Star offi \ Addi V Kentucky Saddie Horse for a Fine Drivin ress B,, 5 tar office, ee Sark we ANTED — HORSES TO WINTE! mont! Tote, 2 Complete, Cou Pewriting may apply at ‘Thorouyh arti in all Eihd of V ANTED — Gi A mutilated, uneurrent and foreign ‘coins ticle containing gold or silver; confederate Call or ‘address FECH. DW. od-3t* WANED. TO BUY KOK Casi, A SLOKE AND of JANTED—10 TRADE A THOROUGHBL -. 03 3 $6 PER best attention given them. Address h. E. EDMONDS, Casanova, Futiquier Co., Va._03- WAXZED-YOUNG PERSONS |WISHING 70 D SILVER, PUNCHED, FOE RENTSEVERAL VERY ELIGIBLE OFFICE Koows at 623 F st-; One Laie Saloon Parlor, specially adapted for » dentist's office or real estate , location excellent and terms very reasonable. McGKEW & 31 the Mises. O4- JOR RENT—1741 F ST. N.W., SECOND AND ‘Third-foor Large Communicating Rooms; nicel furnished; southern exposure; near War, State Navy Departments; with home table. Terms reason- able for the winter. Also Table Board, ¥ R RENT-815 12TH ST. N.W., FURNISHED Hoots with First-class Boanl, Gath olen ite, 3 rooms, with board. Parlor for 4 gentle; trictly first-class. 2-1 luen, ROE RENT—1Wo NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, Jor; 3 rooms: newly finished ; rent very reason able to a good tenant. Inquire on premises, LW. {OR RENT—OFFICE ROOMS—ENTIRE THIRD Floor, 3 rooms, newly furnished, rent very reas- onable to'a good tenant. Inquire on oc2-1m" HB. STOCKING, O11 T st. now, GLY oz Pennsylvania ave. — = URE rT VOR RENT—711 1490 ST., DESIRALE OFFICE — TT —— A TO PASTURE AND WINTER vi j AXIFRA FEW Competent skint aNd | W Gta Poi. Aratclans pecture and cticuden Ker | 2 Home, with steam heat: siitable for Jourvalista, but Roky sede sul apply at 010 11th ste SST W Darcaell, Sesrioe Strone Address Suesch four. ‘AppIy to, AMES M- GREEN, x) be b. BL Cam! ey OF . TAL a mw poser hs 06-90" | Shands eee eatin | _s27-1m G21 14th ot aw. ‘ANTED—DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT BU- ANTED—ALL ODD BOXES OF CIGAKS MUST Tea, conducted by indies—Men and Women, | Wo Shot “tha were sold tor es ete LOST AND FOUND. whiteand for ali kinds of domestic labor, city | 91.50 closiiyy wll out for $1.25 a box of 3U. = : = Sag atatae;wath aemoved to 709 L sta.w. | Sweop. “SICKLE'S Old Stand, 1011 Pa. ave. Lae OCT. 4, BETWEEN 7 AND § ‘ 3 — Sg eed clock p. 2.» OB ‘avs, between WANTED—A FITTER FoR OUR CLOAK DE- PARLOR | FURNITURE | UPHOL- | National Theate’-a Pair of Small Gold Eye Glasser tment. Nowe but an experienced hand necd apply to BARS & CO.. 7th and Market space. Of: Ww fot Guaibtoald that of city fofareace for c Pe cere a WARZED-& WOMAN Tu COOK. WASH AND Trou in red hay Save Pag. fren Seares, Glontay ated Tuesday evening" ona ‘ED—A COMPETENT WHITE WOMAN TO and do Westin ‘and Homing. jae Fallable servant. “Address Box 60; buat . ‘oat ‘ANTED—AN OFFICE BOY; MUST BE QUICK “Address in owa band We! relables 0 writing, Bex ANTED—TWO FIRST-CLASS PAPER HANG. JAMES DB. HENDERSON, B23 PRE eee chat Wosricana pats 205 Cera ence. Apply 1. zw. Fi} ral iy W: tered. Mattresacs made over; work done in a cat tal tial manuel ©. NELSON, i to ord Case, “oward. will be paid by leaviug at1734 Fee n.w. after 5 p.m. ae wi ENT—DESK ROOM IN A NICELY F with Good Table Board; second and third floors. nished Front Office: ample room with som ‘H st. n.c. Motropolitan line and Herdics Yenlevee. Apply at Room 7, 1010 F st, mw. 04-3t* 620-1 JOR RENT—728 13TH ST. N.W., TWO FLOORS RENT 7030, 6. ST. N-W.. FURNISHED R ms, with First-class Bosrd: comforts of home; cael Fee eer eae a sth at, herdice pase the door. Table Bos taken 4-260" FOR PENTCOFFICE Rooms: ENTINE THIRD | WY cy Puraished hooms, tinsivor Mi viite SOR ficely Furnished Koot le or en suite, a rnonly ms, single or it {OR RENT--HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS; Second abd third foots; eh suite ur einsie; aah st. nw. si4-Im Rk RENT—814 AND 816 15TH ST. IS NOW OPEN Fe ig oom, fara ‘O8T_ON 27TH OF SEPTEMBER, TWO BLACK, NTED — WINTER — — Nias re tne ctemcnangm chm | ud i ete far eg ot ala ipoE ged! abeges eroou- | mation that Jeaa to sovovety Of them. 3 all of charge. Al WhSON5 Fee eee O aterm | oes ANTED-MILDURN'S POSITIVE CURE FOR aED— Chilis, Fever Malarious Cowplainta; never $10 BXSea ang wd yee ere vor: eFeates + box of 20 moneyed SSpeuiee, GU At’ MILUUIN'S only, wah Bnd G ste ees 1 Break eee eee AY fies tle oer eae mage oma, ost—oy SUN DAY. OCTOBER ABOUT Ty Sizes ‘nislaria’ "160° doves, OL Mra FA. BAILEY, ob ith and 14th she ae te Bae Domes Apm soar ea siz-Im= | O7,Corsferally rewarded by returting the aaeet 1 Ne Ke Wit ang Sh. Sn Bonuac tla ans Weeks | 0-2 Sr you Te ets P. ©, MERRY, 716 K st. nw. | Ds %y a on re WAST=P Honszs, TO PASTURE AND WIN- Co eareneeme! bed FE) fer caries i im ot, FP EE oe “FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS Pon RENT—ACAby WiLL nENT FORNITORE Rees cee ne NOTARIES PUBLIC. “iit tisd detatied particulary as to name, nature and loce- ‘of Duainees, ca wired, auuual prouia, Ke, Bor 120, star oles one FGM SALE ~ OR EXCHANGE POR LANSTON Fa =ipew a a ge Carriage an * . 00! Stoo Peal cc aetna age? Spore V ANTED—A PARTNER WITH 000 TO TAKE Half Interest in an Estab Business. Call between Sam. and Lv DOwSE CLAGETT, Ferfdall Building, opp. City Hall. oc i-tit® RUF. INO. LOKIS, ON ACCOUNT OF RETIN= tug from business, will sell bouh of his Suooting Gale 1224 and 327 Pa ave. now. INTEREST 0, Star Of. ©: 10 PER CENT ¥ DOLLAK I Vested , safe and sure. @10 to #1, 000 doub ye your's tine,” For particulars address’. X office od HE SOUTHERN INVESTMENT COMPANY ‘now selling stock for the manulacture of an »1 dle of coustant use by half the citizens of Washington, ‘This stock Will pay $0 por cent iy clelity shares ler M.P.CALD WELL, © ran Building TOR ESTABLISHMENT Fs “BALE — attached: 13 rou: ies, stock, barf : Ptice #6, 000 ; reason for selling leaving the city, none but those who mean business De apply ; terme caah, Address Box 126, Star wittice y ANTED—TO BUY A SMALL HOUSE OF FIVE oF six rooms, either on Capitol Hill to cost from $3,000 to @3,500. Will pay and the 2 per month. CK! TICK! TICK! Ti RAMSAY has cut the prices. Watches Cleaned, 81; Mein Springs, warrauted one year, $1. Clocks called for. Jewelry repaired. We defy coinpet: for good Work and low prices, 1224 F stn.w. FSF BEATA LARGE FOUR-STORY BUILDING in the business center wiil be leased either ‘ oF.a8 8 whole for business puryeses. Owner will alter tenant. Would makes fine family hote,, BU. A. HARDING, 6OU 11th st, uw. ® NVESTORS AND HOME SEEKERS BEFORE IN- Venting your money be Wise enough to call or eeud for free circulars entitled ~ Copupdram—How Can I Get Richy” and other circulars issued by the W. E. Sth at. uw. rie Syd + A why mck experience would carefully ana properly Conti. teat Business for Attoruesysand others cn equitable, terms. K., P.O. Box 76, City sisi ___ MONEY TO LOAN. Mo™%, TO LOAN a ON LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS, _0l-lm 1335 F street second floor.) FRANK H. PELOUZE, Marek o, Bode 0, 81,000, 8: eal Estate, “Loaus of larger aluouuts negotiated. tu. W. LINKINS, 800 Lyth st. nw. a) ONEY IN HAND TO LOAN ON REAL ESTAT security insumstosuit, = ALBEKI § 920 Bat. nw. 8 TO BUIT ON KhAL ESCOTI, WILCOX & CO, usylvenia ave. aud Oth st aud Lousiana #25-1an MM OSEY 7 LOAN AT FIVE TER CUNT ON Al proved Real Estate Security. Large amoun alt TYLEK & KUTHE RE ULL 1307 Fst. ue, ¥ TO LOAN ON KEAL ESiATE—PROMPE attention to all applications . SWUKMSTEDT & BRADLEY, Yee F ohakw, M s27-1m. a? oe a hee THOs. Ko WAGGAMAN. HOM €1,000 TO $25,000 TO LOAN ON ClTY Property at lowest rates of interest. 7. K. BROOKS, G16 12th st. ay26- a bY hea Race ay iN SUMS FROM 9500 UPWARD ALO AND 6 PER CENT, On REAL ESTATE IN THIS DISTRICT. K. 0. HOLIZMAN, Corner 10%b and ¥ sts. mw. IN SUMS TO SUIT, ALSAND T. RAWLINGS, 1500 P os Arlington Fire ius, t Mo To LOAN IN LARGE AND SMALL Sums at Lowest Kates on Keal Letate Seourty. A tew sulus of 63,000 and até percent. MULCH. INS, BULKLEY & CO.,1003 Pa ave. ap26-6in N ONEY To LOAN Ou Approved Keal Extate Becurity, in District of Columbia, 4b @by 6ULL8 desirea, at lowest rates of ia terest. Thus. dr =. a ‘ = st. how, ONEY TO LOAN In sume to Suit, et Jowest rates, on approved rea FITCH, FOX & BHOW X A) estate security. ozo M why ONLY TO LOAN ON HEAL ESTATE OK FIRST. class security. at lowest rates of isterost, no delay Te the Security’ ts good. a 0. C, GREEN, 303 7th st. n MO™#¥ To Loan oN RpAL EstaTe ‘At Lowest Kates. WASE’N DANENIIOWER, Successor to DANENUOW Eli & SUN, Cor. 13th and @ apy: =< BOARDING. a WASTED TWo GENTLEMEN CAN BE A0- sommousted with «ood Board and Koum , @20 per month. Call Gstu.w, Mre. JG LOEPPAR, ©; Bwky REAR THE CAPITOL AND LIBRARY. & Gentiemau and his Wif eccomineduted with Koom and Board or ‘Tubl se. NHE TEMPLAR —NO LIQUORS; EXCELLENT Board and Keom for two persons; @35 per mous. Also Large Frout Kooms overiookiug botauical car= us; very cheap 20 Pa ave. Uw. #3060 WAKDING—THE AUBURN, 22D 8ST. AND Ponuayvania ave. u.w.—Pirsi-class Board, Lan, Fleasent, Wcll-turnished Rooms at moderate prices, Permanent and Trausent TEStry ARGE, COOL, AIRY ROOMS, WI per day and up; ooms, 5U SIE, 513 13th at nw. 3 accomodated, BOARD, a1 and 7éc, 1k W ay, SUBURBAN PROPERTY. _ OK RENT—FURNISHED HOUSE OF 8 KOOMS at Linden, on the Meiropulitau branch of the B. and . KK. ; a lovely home near the station: low reué Wo good tenant, 1 o4-3t* souN A PRESCOTT, 612 F st. n.w. TAKOMA PARK— AND UNIMPROVED PROPERTY, 4. v. B. HUY iT SALE—NEAR SILVER SPRINGS STATIO! Ps NTING UN AND abyacent Fo id >... lots re upward yy acres, if sired. Bowe with epriugs aud valuatle wood Guiy five minutes’ walk from station, Vv. x. HUXCK. * 1503 ove. _PERSONAL S™ Ear Caan a27-20 Beers cas i eed Moen RS