Evening Star Newspaper, October 22, 1890, Page 2

THE MAFIA OUTRAGE, New Orleans Police Satisfied With the Result of Their Work. SUNK BY A BAY LINE STEAMER. Express Companies Agree to Put Up Their Rates, AT A PITTSBURG FIRE. —--_—_ ALL QUIET IN NEW ORLEANS. The Police Believe That They Have All the Hennessey Assussins, ACCIDENT New Onxrans, Oct. 22—The situation here in the Italian case is quiet. The police believe they have allthe guilty parties under arrest with the evidence sufficient to convict them. There are fifteen persons in the parish prison, four charged as principals and the rest with being accessory before the fact. Scafiro. who was shot in the prison Friday by Tom Dutly, is now almost well and is able to walk about | the jail. The committee of fifty met last night | and denounced the search of the houses of Italians as an outrage. : Acable dispatch says: The murder of Chief of Police Hennessey in New Orleans has caused & good deal of discussion in Italy in regard to the much-talked-of secret society of Mafia. Many people deny the existence of such an | organization and declare that, while there ure | many small cliques anrong Italians and murder | is frequently resorted to from their private motives, yet there is no such world-wide organ- ization with common aims as the Mafia is de- scribed to be. On the other hand, several | leading Italian journals state that there is po | doubt that Italian secret socicties have | branches in America and that persons who incur their enmity cannot escape by changing | their place of residence. ‘The victims, how- ever, are generally fellow Italians, artd the killing of an American police officer has caused great surprise. The second trial of the Proven-Senoas for lying in wait and attempting to assassinate the Matranga gang was to have begun in the crimi- Bal court today, but owing to the feeling against the Italians the district attorney has consented to a postponement of the case, This isa great disappoimtment tothe public, who are antious that the case should be disposed of, as it was expected that the workings of the Mafia would come out. sh SUNK BY THE VIRGINIA. Collision Between « Schooner and a Bay Line Steamer. Batrmrorg, Oct. 22—The steamer Virginia of the Bay line was in collision off Fort Car- rollat 8 o'clock this morning with the tug Volunteer. The Vo.unteer at the time was towing the schooner Hanson P. Barnes to this port, The tug was forced into collision with the schooner and the latter was sunk, going down in a very few minutes. The schooner was owned by J. C. Armigh and was loaded with 700 bushels of oysters. No lives were lost. The steamer Virginia is the boat that ran into the excursion steamer Louise in the carly fall, and of Fort Carroll, too, when fourteen | chine SOCIAL MATTERS. , A Pretty Home Wedding Today—Per- sonal Notes of Interest, A pretty home wedding was celebrated this afternoon at the residence of tho bride's father, Mr. Endicott King, at No. i818 10th street. The drawing rooms were profusely furnished with cut flowers and plants. The bay window was filled with tall palms and the corners of the rooms were softened in their outlines by masses of green ferns. The mantel in the front drawing room was banded with Lady Waterville roses, and the mantel in the second room was bidden beneath @ profusion of the fragrant Souvenier de Wooton roses, The high contracting parties were Miss Mary Hill King and Mr. Clinton Gage of Boston. The cere- mony was performed by Rey. Dr. W. A. Bart- lett of the New York Avenue Presbyterian Church. The groom was attended by his best man, Mr. Harry King, the brothor of the bride, and the bride entered the room with her father, who gave her hand in marriage, and Miss Margaret King, sister of the bride, per- formed the oflice of maid of honor. The wed- ding dress was made of rich duchesse silk in white, with a round skirt, high bodice, long sleeves and was trimmed with point lace and pearl passementerie. The round bouquet was composed of bridal rosea, Miss Margaret King wore a becoming tojlet of yellow crepe du and held 2 bunch of Marechal Neil roses. Mra. King, mother of tie bride, wore a handsome costume of black velvet and moire. Mra. Gage, the mother of the groom, was attired in a rich toilet of lemon-colored silk, draped with black thread lace. Tho bodice was cut V-shaped and it had a train. Mrs. Gage wore a number of diamonds. Other guests present were Mr. Roseoe W, Gage of Boston, father of the groom; Mr. and Mrs. Keith, Col. and Mrs, Bartlett, Mr. and Mrs, Trickey of the Boston Glove and Mrs, Robinson, all of Boston; Mr. and Mrs. Alber of Phila- delphia and Mr. and Mrs, Jas, J. Brooke, Mr. and Mrs. Redington, Mr. and Mrs, Gannett, Mrs. Belt, Mr. and Mrs. Collins, Mr. and Mrs, iles, Miss Bolway, the Misses Sterne, Mi Hutchinson, Miss Houston, Miss Lammond, } Dr. Hamel, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Johnson, Miss White, Miss Fannie White, Mrs, C, Howser, Mr. and Mrs. Robbins, Mr. and Mrs, Fenwick, Mr. and Miss Tayler, Miss Nina Gunion, Miss Mary Pettit, Miss Mamie Brooke, Miss Clara Duval, Mr. John Wirt, Mr. Henry Selden, Mr. Walter Dodge, Mr. Harris Dodge, Mr. Joseph E. Leaming, Mr. Chas. Cutcheon, Mr. Wm, Belt, Mr. Harry Van Dyck, Mr. Edward Van Dyck, Dr. Wm. Wirt, Mr. ‘Samuel E, Lewis, Dr. and Mrs, Pyles, Mr. and Mrs, Van Mater, Mr. and Mra. Merchant, Mr. Falk, Mr. and Mrs, Stevens and Mr. Frank Stevens, all of this city. ‘There were also present the members of Miss King’s Sunday school class and. the following members of the P.E.O. Sorosis, with which the bride is connected: Miss Edmonds, Miss Nina Bartlett, Miss Lasier, Miss Clay, Miss Priest, Miss Jones, Miss Wiloughby, Mra. Pyles, Mrs, Stevens, Miss Moore, Miss Griswold, Miss Scammel, Miss Quackenbush and Miss Lip: comb. There was music throughout the scvr- ice and at the close a beautiful collation was served. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Gage will leavo the city on the 6:15 train for the north, The bride's traveling dress is of blue boucle cloth, with which she will wear a black jacket, a capo of astrachan anda large black ‘hat trimmed with black ostrich feathers, ‘he newly wedded pair will travel until the midd’e of } vember, when they will take up their residence at the Norfolk House in Boston, Dr. and Mrs. D. D, Addison of Boston are in the city, the guests of Dr. Addison's father, Dr. Thos. G. Addison of Trinity Church, Dr. Addison will assist to perform the marriage ceremony for his cousin, Miss Pratt, who will wed Dr. Wm. M. Sprigg this evening. Mrs. and the Misses Wallach have roturned to the city from a two years’ absence in Europe. persons were killed and drowned and many more were badly injured. —____—__ EXPRESS RATES GO UP. Agreement Reached by Representatives of the Companies. New Yon. Oct. 22.—It is learned that ata meeting held Monday at the American Express Company's office by the principal officers of the different express companies, it was agreed to advance express rates beginning November 1. ‘The basis for ail express tariffs is the rate be- tween New York and Chicago. The rate at present is 2 per hundred pounds. Under the new tariff it will be £250. Hates will be ad- vanced 50 cents from Boston, New York. Phila- delphia, Baltimore and other seaboard points to joints west of Buffalo, Salamanca and Pitts- urg. ‘ihere will be nochanzes to points cast of the last-named places. There will beno increase greater than 20 cents to any point, and to some points it will be less, The increase will apply to business from interior points to the seaboard as well as in the opposite direction. 1 per- intendents of the tariff departments of the dif- ferent express companies will mect in Chicago on Thursday of next week to arrange the new rates. The advance in rates, it is said, is made on account of increased expenses of the com- panies. due principally to the larger payments Tequired by the railroads for privileges, White Lead Works at Pittsburg Nearly Destroyed. Pitrsnvra, Pa., Oct. 22—Davis, Chamber & Co.'s white lead works, at the foot of 46th street. e almost totally destroyed by fire at 1 o'clock this morning. The origin of the fire is unknown. It was discovered in the drying department. The loss is estimated at 220,000, fally covered by insurance. Fireman James Ellis was dangerously hurt by jumping from the third story of the building. John Vailas, another fireman, was hit by falling timbers and badly burt. a A Stepson’s Timely Shot. Gararvinie, Int, Oct. 22.—David Grubb, a farmer living near bere, was shot and killed by his stepson, Arch Wick, aged nineteen, Mon- day night. The evidence at the coroner's in- quest showed that Grubb had been in town all day drinking. and on going home abused his wife shamefully. He tried to make her hand him a loaded shotgun, with which he declared his imtention of killing her, and upon her refusal chased her from the house, pursuing her with an open knife. Her screams attracted her son, who was some distance away. He grabbed a shotgun and Fan to the spot and justas Grubb was in the act of stabbing his wife, fired, the charge taking the top of Grubb’s head off. Young Wiek bes not bean arrested and probably will = be, a# public sympathy is entirely with i. — Exposing Gen. Boulanger. Pants, Oct. 22—The Figaro today publishes the last installment of its series of articles on- titled “Les Coulisses Boulangism.” The article which appears today states that after the re- Verses suffered by the Boulangists at the last general election for members of the chamber of depaties Gen. Boulanger wished to flee to America, M. Kochefort, however, persuaded him to go to the Island of Jersey instead. In concluding its articles the Figuro says that they were issued in good faith with the object of exposing the knavery of Gen. Boulanger. Repairing Admiral Seymour’s Fleet. Loxpow, Oct. 22.—Admiral Seymour has left Searborough on board of the war ship Camper- down for Portsmouth, The Camperdown takes with her the sailors injured on the various ves- sels of the tleet during the recent heavy gale. ‘The men will be placed in the receiving hos- pital at Portsmouth. The other war vessels of Admiral Seymour's fleet will remain at Scar- borough until such time as ‘the divers shall have recovered the aachors which were lost by parting of cabi Whea this work bas been accomplished the ships will probably join the admiral at Portsmouth, where necessary re- paire will be made. en Superior Loses a Bequest. Mapwos, Wis., Oct. 22.—A few years ago Peter Dean, a rich old bachelor, died in Supe- tior, leaving a will which set aside land in that city valued at $200,000 for ‘k purposes. His brothers and ae relatives 1 made 4 con- test, and yesterday the circuit judge of thai circuit declared it void as creating unlawful roperty and for uncertainty. The case will Eo'appesled to the capreme cosrt. = Wrecked on a Forty-Foot Trestle. Kaxsas Crrv, Mo., Oct. #2.—A freight train a the Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul rail- road was wrecked yosterday ou a trestle forty feet high between Colorado Springs and Mosley by gaknowa villains, The fireman, John Weight Cincinnati, was instantly killed; 8. C. Me- Kinley, a brakeman, had his ankle sovereiy sprained. The rails had been loosened an ends pried apart with a crowbar, which was ‘They are in their I street house, Mrs. Fassett received a telegram last night from Mrs. S. P. Lee announcing the death Monday night of Col. Lee at bis summer resi- dence at Martha’s Vineyard. Col. and Mrs. Lee spent last winter in this city at the Hotel edonia and they took an active t in the season’s gayeties, Col. Lee was extremely hospitable and generous and had a large circle of friends, Mrs. Lee will probably arrive here today or tomorrow with the remains for burial at Arlington. Mr. and Mrs, Wm. B. Cudlip will be at home Thursday evening from 8 to 10 at their resi- dence, 620 B street northeast. Mr. Matthew E. Donohue and Miss Mary E. Keliher of Georgetown were last night married in Holy Trinity Catholic Church. Rev. Father Rockford officiated, assisted by Rev. Father Kelly. After the ceremony a reception was held at their future home at 34th and P streets northwest. The bride wore a surah silk gown entraine, trimmed with duchess lace. The bride was preceded to the altar by the Misses Donohue. Miss Julia Joyce, Miss Crowley, Miss Mamie Moran aud tho Misses Sullivan. The ushers were Messrs. John Keliher, James Keli- her, Edward Miller and Joseph Crowle presents reecived were very numerous and costly, coming from their friends from all parts of the country. Dr. and Mrs, R. Henderson Graham of 3d and Massachusetts avenue leave this evening for a two weeks’ visit to Ohio and Pennsylva- nia, Dr. Ames of the navy has moved to 3012 Dumbarton avenue. Mr. and Mrs, Bartram Zevely of Council Biuffs are on a visit to their former home. - Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Keith, Mr. and Mra, H. G. Trickey of Boston and Mr. and Mra, E. F. Alber of Philadelphia are visiting the city and are at the Shoreham. A quiet wedding took place at high noon to- day atthe residence of Rev. Dr. Addison of ‘Trinity P.E. Church, the contracting parties being Mr. Osborne Cissel and Miss Nellie Swett. The bride was given away by hor brother, Dr. Fred K. Swett. The happy couple will spend their honeymoon on a northern trip. Mrs. Gen, Silvey and Miss Fannie Silvey have returned to the city and are quartered at the Buckingham for the winter, ————se0, — DISTRIC T GOVERNMENT, TWO STREETS WHICH WERE NOT IMPROVED. Recently Mr. S. C. Clarke wrote a letter to the Commissioners in which he says that two of the twelve streets scheduled for improvemens by the District Commissioners in the north- east section after the appropriation for the fis- eal year 1890 was made were never improved, although he states the appropriation of $115 475 was ample enough to improve the whole twelve and leave a good marginal excess for discrepancies. These two streets, mated, he says, at £15,450, have boen estimated for again aud charged anew to the northeast sec- tion in the appropriation for the current fiscal year, 1801. ie asks to be informed for what the appropriation of $115,475 for improvement of streets in the northeast quarter in the year 1890 has been expended, and only two of the streets were deprived of uny benefit of an ap- propriation, VITAL STATISTICS. The report of Dr. Townsend, the health officer, for the week ending October 11, says: Number of deaths, 91; white, 54; colored, 87, Death rato per 1,000 per annum—white, 16.5; colored, 24.0; total population, 18.9. Twenty were under five years of age, 13 were under one year oid and 19 over sixty years. The deaths by classes were as follows: Zymotic, 23; con- stitutional, 25; local, 29; developmental, 11; violepee, 3. The principal causes of death were: Croup, 1; diphtheria, 3; consumption, 17; diarrbwal, 4; typhoid fever, 11; mularial fever, 1; scarlet fever, 1; pneumonia, 4; bron- chitis, 4. Births reported—Eleven white males, 16 white females, 16 colored mules, 14 colored females. Marringes roported—Twenty-three white, 6 colored. apatites The Concord’s Trial. ‘The trial ot the new gun boat Concord will take place early next week. The Secretary of the Navy has appointed the following-named officers a board to conduct the trial: Capt. Silas Casey, Commander 0. A. Batcheller, Commauder R. B. Bradford, Chief Engineers Kiersted, Wharton and Ashton and Naval Con- structor W. H. Varney. The requirements in the case of the Concord are severe. She is al- most # duplicate of the Yorktown, now in serv- ice. The Yorktown was designed to develop 8,000 horse power, but by strenuous exertion the builders managed to develop 3,400 horse ower on her trial trip. This maximum per- lormance was then made the positive require- ment in the case of the Concord, which must consequently develop 5,400 horso power on trial or lose to the builders $100 for ever, horse power lacking. On the other hand, the requirement is exceeded the contractors will net a bonus of €100 for every horse power above 3,400 developed. If the new vessel does 8s well as tho Yorktown she should make a trifle over sixteen and one-half knots per hour over the measured mile. A vigilance committee has been formed to avenge the death of Mary Dezilarello, who was murdered by Ramon Lopez at Santa Barbara, fasteved between the ends so as to prevent their slipping back together. Terrific Explosion of | Powder. Lospox, Oct, 22—A terrific explosion oc- curred in the government powder mills at ber of Cal, because she refi to accept the latter's attentions. The girl's mother is dying from the shock of her daughter's death and her father is noarly bereft of reason. ‘Thero is much excitement among the West- era Union tei in charged, it is alleged, without reason for their dismissal, ‘All of ‘thom, it i The venerable Dr. Geo. A. Dame of said, are members of the Brotherhood of Tele- | Church of the of Danville, Va., en oe et eee pened pyrnies sear anniversary account their services longer cones ‘hat The | SHOOTING STARS. The head of the man, who proposes to turn ‘the capitol, is already turned. A woman always sits on the floor when sho puts on her shoes and stockings. [Cincinnati Commercial Gazette, Always? How about a sleeping car floor? Hon. Frederick Douglass addreseed a large crowd at the Metropolitan A.M.E. Church last night on the Race Question, andas he had been out to Benning’s during the afternoon, he spoke very foelingly on the subject. THE SLOT MACHINE INVENTOR DEAD. The man, who found the slot7machine, Has left this land of mortal He'll drop a nickel in the slot And ope tho pearly portals, "TIS BETTOR THUS. Of all sad words of tongue or pennings, ‘The saddest are these: “I’ve been to Bennings.” The World's Fair fund can't go to seod; it has all gone to salary. Dr. Day, of the local committee of reception to the British and German iron andsteel visit- ors, has gone to Roanoke to diagnose the Vor- standsmitglieder of the Verein Deutscher Eisen- huettenleute and see if he can’t take the splints off of it so itcan be folded into the length of @ passenger coach, TWO ON A TOUR. Astory is told that on one occasion Charles Dudley Warner, who is neighbor and friend to Mark Twain, wanted him to go walking and Mark, as usual, refused. Dudley insisted, but to no purpose. “You ought todo it,” he said, finally, according to Scripture. “No ‘Mark-the-perfect-man’ chestnats on me,” replied the wily humorist, “Where's } your authority?” “The fifth chapter of Matthew, verse the forty-firs aid Mr. Warner, ‘which reads thus: ‘And whoever shull compel thee to go a mule, go with him, Twain.’” Mr. Clemens went with Mr, Warner that time. “It's WHERE HE WAS. The basso profundo was doing the best he knew how when the Director threw his baton at him, “Why don't you try to sing soprano?” he vociferated, “You must think I'm crazy.” “Well, I don® know about that; but you are away off your bass.” This one floated in from an unknown source: I bet my money on a bob tailed nag, He bet his on the gray; He rode to town in a tally-ho, And I walked all the way, IN THE EDITOR'S ROOM. “Tam a Holocaust,” shrieked a hideous fiery tongued Object, in the city editor's ears, “And Iam a Dull Thud,” growled an Object of gloom. The city editor made two grabs at the re- porter’s copy and hurried to the elevator shaft, “What was that?” inquired the managing editor. “Idropped a Holocaust down the elevator shaft with a Dull Thud,” responded the city editor, and asilonco which might have been Quay fell upon the editor's desk without mak- ing a sound. Asad eyed young man from the P.O. Depart- ment brought this in timidiy this morning: Tasked the hand of rich Miss Binx, For I was hardly put; But did I get it? No, indeed! I got her father’s foot, ———_ « ———a ALEXANDRIA, Reported for Tu EVENING Stan. A Mipsienr Arnest.—This morning at 1 o'clock Joc Wunzer, the colored man charged with assault upon Thomas Cox of Washington, was arrested. The police have ‘shadowed” him for some days and last night “located” him at the house of a relative. Four officers sur- |rounded the dwelling after midnight, when they were sure that Wunzer had come homo and gone to bed. Their assurance was correct, and soon after midnight Wunzer was put in a cell at the station house. He had prepared to leave town this morning, but will now be held-to await the result of Cox's wounds. Cox still lies at the Alexandria Infirmary in a very precarious situation, and his wounds may produce two deaths, Poxiticat.—A convention to nominate a re- Publican. asa candidate, for Congress will bo ld here tomcrrow. The White Republican League of this city have elected Messrs, Brent, Charles, Edelin, Harper and Hardin as dele- gates. Itis understood that Mr. Job Haux- burst will be nominated as the candidate of the convention, Mr. R. H. Atkinson having de- clined a place on the city democratio ticket, Mr. Thomas L, Kelly has been chosen to fill the vacancy. ‘ Coxroratios Court.—The corporation court, Judge Norton, has naturalized Gottleib T. Xander and made a decree in the case of Lloyd agt. Powell. On the probate side Elizabeth Hicks has qualified as administratrix of Samuel Hicks and E. E. Murray as administrator of Elizabeth Myers, Joshua Thomas has qualified as guardian of the children of the late Alexan- der McBurney. Norrs.—The work of laying out “Northwest Alexandria,” onthe Mushbach road, still con- tinues, Tho Messrs, Smoot have granted the company the right of way through their land from the Washington Southern railway for a wide roadway, to be called Alexandria avenue, aud in this way a very convenient counection will be made.— Mr. James A. Higgins is quite il at his Alex- andria house.—Dortner's brewery here is to be enlarged ata cost of $150,000.——Mr. L, Dolan has bought for 2,750 from Mr. G. H. Harlow a new dwelling with back lot on Duke street near Columbus street. ——— GEORGETOWN. A Daxornovs Pore.—There is at the south- west corner of 32d and M streets a telegraph pole, which, if not attended to, may probably cause dainage, perhaps loss of life. This pole is overweighted with cross trees and besides has a dangerous break below the cross treos, Poxice Court Nores.—Policeman Sutherland was atthe station last night and preferred «charge of vagrancy against Fannie Monroe, young colored woman. Judge Miller today ent her to the farm for twenty days. ——Fred- erick Asbin was charged in the Police Court today with being an unlicensed lignor dealer and the caso was continued for one week. Nores.—The condition of Mr. F. W. Jones is unchanged today.——A dead white femalo in- faut was found early this morning by Ofticer Eastley on the Bradford Lane road. The coro- ner was notified. pee eee tae a ANACOSTIA, Crar.—Officers W. T. Andorson and J. T. Brauson found eight colored men playing crap in a stable Sunday might and have arrested five of them, allof whom put up collateral, Que big fellow resisted the officers till his clothing was all torn off, but was at last overpowered, Haxp Lvcx.—Susau Colen, a colored woman of Hillsdale, reports that on Monday she lost on the Morris road a pocket book containing five ten-dollar bills, two five-doliar bills an three doliars in change, making @68 in all. She had been eaving it for a long time and was on her way to the city to pay a debt. Nores.—The new an Orphan Asylum will be dedicated with appropriate services at So'’clock next Sunday afternoon,—The Y,W. C.T.U, held an interesting meeting last night with Mrs. George Pitcher at her home on Shannon place.——Mre, Dr. Green is very sick at her home on Jefferson street. ——Miss Sadie Anderson remains very low.—Mr. James Cowan, aged sixty-eight, died of heart disease Thomas Pris, colored, of Good Hope, died mas lore Sunday after a long illness, THE COURTS. aie _WANTED—SITUATIONS. ‘ANTED—QUICK—WHITE COO! [ALE AND | WWANTED-—BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED a ae gl ed Rp rg mr o iinet sage : x aS Yam EXPERIENCE: > FRENCH PURNMaWe 11106 et.nw._ | Where ainatinndy ta Renee im private ‘ANTED_BY ONE LADY LIVING IN TH yj «food Reference, Address ¥.EC., Star Fooms, an experienced white girl; other Li ‘Reed apply; to cook, wash, iron. + ho fires; muet home nights aud iit ; wages $10; ref Guliherdociock 20 Sisk ewe eS Use ‘ANTED—SEVERAL GOOD CABVASSERS FOR three pron! month and corminiesiot gefereucos required. °3” Kv HiLL- Room & 1008 Fats a floor, at WANTED—A FIRST-CLASS DRESSMAKER FOR steady work. Address Di RESSMAKER A. Star ovdae TED—A BOY LEARN BOOKBINDING. WAS & DANBVotar, 511 94 Lees FIRST-CLASS COOK AND A DIN- w. it Toom servant fc ® private family; must havo best ‘of references. Inquite at U.S. SENATE Se Re ADE GRADUATES, cus egervent aloo a fow. more prt: vate puplls in evening: rus tuoderate, BAC. Star of oat ANTEDT KNOWN SCOTT'S INTELLI- and GENCE FE iC A710 Test ow, between sts. 8 reliabie help ‘iinds of work at short notice, ca o2l-lw* ANTED_BY AN EXPERIENCED AND CAPA- WwW Ble white man, ¢ situation sseyuner oF for en farm work: good rete: Call oF address TRONS Ne Garrett Park, Monigomery county, Md. WASTED—« SITUATION FOR YOUNG COIL ored woman as chambermaid and waitress, with two sears’ reverence from present enployer. Address BETTY. Star ofhice. MAPIOTEE 2Qndt FOR RENT—ROOMS, _ RRENT—O11 18TH ST. N.W, HANDSOWE i web wate bath. on first and eee- % terms ant lo- cation Brst-ciass. oz. JOR SALE-AMMY OFFICER LEAVIN one pair good family borees. Also new fous” top, Baruess, Se Apply at RENT—1304 R ST. NW. THREE ROOMS Second floor: en suite or singie. furnished or Pfermleled; all modern conveniences; privat: fem- SOR RENT— FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED, ‘Brat, A.cgpeey Communicating and single rons apd thind Soom) Private fauuily : bos 1708 oe ‘et mw., bot Sand 10am. and T—302 .N.W., FURNISHED OR unfurnished rooms, suitatle for light housekrep- ing: board in house if Algo one Lange omfce room. o22-3t JOR RENT—AN ELPGANT) muni bath, 1531 RESTAURANT. ‘single and colored preferred. ©: WANTEDIABOUT TWENTY BRIGHT BOYS, from 12 to 16 years old, to do light temporary Work at our green houses, Bladensburg road, next Mt. Olivet cemetery. C. STRAUSS & CO. 022-3t W AXIZED—COOKS, 930 10 875; LAUNDRESS, chamberwvaids, ‘waitress, nurses, seamstress, butlers, coachmen, beiimnen, waiters, all house work- era for fxmiliesand hotels, DICK's, 613 7th st. u.w. WWANTED—WoMEN COOKS. 810 TO 875, CHAM. Ler Maids, Nurses aud Laundress.s, iu city or away; Waiters. Drivers or Hands; Colored, Cooks. SAM’ COOMES, 026 F st. now. 1 WANTED-LADY SPEAKING FRENCH, SPAN- ish, Euwiish and German <iesires position in first. glass family for young children: willing to travel aud recharge. oe. - GISELLE Su enicge? TOS Aree SAD Wectranta, Sith ae ener Bebra ean ETE \ ants, with fefrrences in every case, INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, 00s ftw. Orders, filled with diwatch.” DURAND SHACKLEFORD. 06-18 WAXIED—GO To BoWIE's FOR COMPETENT lelp with reference: mae and female, domestic and clerical: have them waiting. can supply you at once, ‘th st. n.w., second Boor, ‘sz9-Lin® ED—AT CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, Men, Wom Boys und ls Every Day; no wait- ing, Applications for Government Positions: . SHORTHAND _D. SHACKLEFORD, Prop... 008 E n. WANTED=A, |, COMPETENT writer and stenographer at 1420 Fenn: Good opportunity for young men. 0: WARNZEDSA, WOMAN TO COOK, WASH AND jrov at 311 D st. aw. oF 1-2t* WARTEDIA YOUNG MAN. ABOUT 10 YEARS Old. to clerk aud do geueral work in a» grocery store, Must come well recommended. Addrems Box BY, Star office. t* ANITED—AT Y ‘patntei WANTED--HOUSES. ANTED—FOR SIX MONTIIS, WITH A VIEW to renting rooms, a furnished’ house near busi- W ness part of city aud car line, rent uot to exceed & Address B.P., 1 WASTEDSIx on SE brick frout house in pn. oe ong tc. on installment 7) ash; not over W. BARSTOW, ov2-6t NIED-FOR AN IMMEDIATE PURCHASER or 8 room brick dwelling; west of 7th an north of K sts, n.w. H. CLAY STEWART & SO: 1224 F st. aw. NEAT YOUNG COLORED GIRL AS cd iu, Waitress and LUrse; must stay at Right, Apply at 1012 22d st. new. a W ED-A FIRST - CLA‘ Waiter at MADE: TEL, 3d and Pa ave.n.w.1t¢ WASTED—A YOUNG MAN Wil HAS HAD EX- ALE: rience ima «rocery store; briug reference, . 8. CLAMKE, 1920 7th st, it ANT} D—rIX BOYS, AGE 16 OR 17, TO WORK in Woodruft's f.e-Loller manufactory; also boy Apply G39 Mass, av wv .ED—A GOOD DRIVEK Ol WAITER CALL 1407 Mass. ave. at 8 o'clock a. IS we ‘D—A GOOD OJACH PAINTER AND BOY to learn the bus: Apply t H. G CORN- WALL, iu the rear 915 Va, ave. #.W. ozz-st® Ws LED — TWO EXPERIENCED SCKAPERS, av J. G. VALIANT & CO. WANTED-A WHITE WOMAN AS MAID AND seamstress; 1uust read aloud well, Ai Arlington Hotel, Kooi WANTED IMMEDIATELY—WAIST AND SKIRT hands; also two apprentices. A. A. U'UONNOW Cor. Vth st. und Pa ave, uw. 1t* 22-38 WANTED—ON CAPITOL HILL HOUSES AND vacant ground in the eastern section; swall houses preferred: owners wanting to sell, send me Paruculars, CHAS, A SHIELDS, 1405 F at. mw. WANTED AM HAVING DAILY APPLICA~ tions fr houses iu all parts of the city by parties desiring to reat and also by parties desirit to purchase both houses and lots. Houses plac with me for rent will receive the be-t attention. ‘Taxes, Water rents, insurance, repairs and other ich: dental imniters attended to’ without extra cost to owner. Property placed with me for salo and rent will be Iiberally mdvertived. GkU. H. LINKINS, S00 19th st. nw ozL-1m J ANTED — iTAVT. NUMEROUS APPLICA- a tions you will find itto your interest to place your houses in our hauds to rent, as we are new pre- Pared to give that branch of the business the very best attention. POOLE & KNOT, lieal Estate Brokers, G10 13th st. uw. ox W 4ASLED-PERSONS HAVING PROPERTY THEY would like to sell without advertising or notice pat on property wiil find & purcluser by calling ob A. *. BARK, F si ‘Also want to purci Koom 14, within two arin fron) 10 to 30 acres y two aud s balf miles of Washington. PSMEN ~ IMMEDI ATELY; v ‘ye With relvuronces, ter tO BUY DIRECT FROM OWNER, - thursday, to FRANK I. SiEW. . House in nortuwest, to 5 4,000. pupt, 1211 Fst ww. its" | Acdress Box 73, bist office, “oe S500 to Shu) yANTED—TEN PAINTERS. APPLY AT N. NER PROPERTIES, SUITAD! Ww! buildings, 1Uth wud Sherman sts. u..w. Te” | W for Once Balinias, chierou Fok Gat tat. ed TANTED — A COLORED NURSE Fo CHILD | 824 7th sta; state size ‘und. price: po less than Wiant'to do lighs hoasewark cattiel wont Spee ferred. 311 D st. u.w. y ANTED—i XPENIENCED TAILORESS Olt ONE to leurn the trade. “S24 13th st. ue, CORCOKAN LUILD- ing, typewriting, trauslations aud steuoKral hy to do; Audorsou's Shorthand. Typewriter now on exhi- bition, oz 1-14te V TWENTY LADIES 10 SELL PROF. M. Kaphan's kid glove fitting system. Aj 451 G st. now, o8L WANTED BOYS ABOUT 14 YEARS OF AGE TO wrap bundles and run errands, ly betore 10 am. toG.F. HENDKICKS, Superintendent, Wood: ward & Lothro; 2: yANTED—A YOUNG MAN ABOUT 17 OK 18 years of age who is a gvod aud rapid Address P.O. Box 589, 2 ill be considered. CAPITALISTS, Box Star offi . oll-2w ED—HOUSIS8 IN ALL SECTIONS OF hinwtou, for sale or rent. We have more in- Quiries than we can supply. Personal attention given to the collection of rents, DUGAN & BUILEL, of-Lin GOY F st. nw. W AXTEDIHOUBES FROM 84.500 TO $6.000; also Lots in Washington und Lanier Heights, ACKER & GADSBY, auld 1008 F'st. n.w, JOR RENT-TO GENTLEMEN ONLY, TWO handsomely furmshet rooms; breakfest’ if de- sired. Apply to 1764 K st. nw. o°'2-3t* R RENT ‘O VERY PRETTY NEWLY FUR- ished rooms with beard; near Dupont Circie; three doors from Coun, ave. ; privatefamily. HB M. Star office. ‘O21? GERMAN FAM. mifortabe large room; second story. a1 URNISHED ROOMS, ‘obe square from 21 -5ee —ONE FURNISHED BSECOND-STORY frontor two unfurnished communicating rooms, ‘With heat, gus and bath. 1832 Sth st, a.w. 211 {OR RENT— BRIGHT SUNNY FURNISHED Toous; en suite or single; house newly furnished Privileces of parior; transients accommodated ; bom comforts assured. At 717 H st. u. w. o2i-ve POR KENTA YOUNG COUPLE HAVING A NEW honse, haudsomely furnished, will rent the front PR1CF oF secoud-story trout room, with privilege of th, library, &c, to one or two gentlemen. 163 ‘Massachusetts ave. n. @. ozi-3t* ROR KEN T—GROUND FLOOR BALL, ov F ST. 2. W. Inquire of Janitor. o21-3t° JOR RENT—LARGE PARLOR, 621 FST. N.W. suitable for real estate or iaw office; moderate ren- tal Inquire of JOHN 0. JOHNSON, 617 F st. 021 FOR BENT-ONE NEWLY-FULSISHED FRONT room; furnace heat; private family; for month; 930 M {OK RENT_—1919 H sy._N.W., THREE ROOMS, unfuruished, for ight housckeeping to parties Without or furnished to geutlewen, 017-6%* 15 12 ~ NW. NICE FUR- o1ne with first-class board: bath and par- rooms ob floor iront, with board for 3 genta, 860. table board 818, o2-im* NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, SIN- asf 1717 Corcoran st. o21-3te Fe RENT—FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED Tooms, with board, 1st, xd and 3d floors: conve- nient to F-st, cars, 116 Cst o21-3t* FoEEST as table wanted. 13TH ST. NEAK WOODMONT, handsome suites of unfurnished rooms: ai r Parlor, furuished, for went; heat, as and bath. FPGREEST-FOUR BEAUTIFUL LALGE ROOMS: furnished; private faicily; corner house; open grates; bay windows in every room, south and east front; references required. 1101 K st, n.w. 07-181" JOR RENT—THREE BEAUTIFUL UNFUR- nished rooms: second flour; bath, Lot and cold Water, heat, yas; light housekeeping permitied: $15 per w. 020-38" N.W., FURNISHED, ONE front room; alec thira- 020-38" i FURNISHED FRONT ROOM jed couse or two gents; also uae —1400 lange, Lay-window, story front room, wi board for two lovely unfurnia or without board. WANTED—ROOMS. WaAnren — NOV. 1—BY A MARRIED COUPLE, three furnished rooms for light housckeeps: WARSIEDIAN EDUCATED AND REFINED young lady to learn manicuriue ; steaay cinplo; ment to rizht person; references required. MADAME, PAYNE, 703 Low st. new. o%1-Lin between 13th and Zist and N sud Q,or Geurzeiown, ith terms, W. A, WILSON, 2442 Pow, WASTEDIONE OR TWO ROOMS, WITH OR without board, in the northeast or porthwest part of the city: tora lady, Address Box 2107, city, post ofice, OF2-3t WASLEDTNEAT, RESPECTABLE GIRL FOR eneral hovsework at 149 Ost. ue; must have reference aud sleep in the louse; good homey tox tue Ret right ek WANTED-AT ONCE—A FIKST-CLASS_STAL builder, Apply to J. EB. BUUDREN, 177th s 02 W ANTED—10 HOUSE PAINTE. rk at per day; none but nrst- =e app Adivp. A. BROWN, 1417 4 st new, on-set NTED—A PAK! with $100 to conduct building. For office. K—LADY PREFEXKRED— candy store; lear aschool pariculars address H.C.W. ED—A WHITE WOMAN AS CHAMBER. a taid and to do general housework. Apply ab 1815 —A GOOD COOK, ironer, white, for a smail private tamily, reier- euce required, | Gall in the moruiuy before 1 7th st. n TED—EXPERIENOED S. » HUTCHINSUN'S, yy ANTED—TWO FIRST-CLASS PLUMBERS. AP- ply ab. CAVESLEX 6°00, 1424 New York OF Lat ANTED-FAIR SALARY TO A COMPETENT, strictly temperate peusion clerk. Stato expe: f . - Address Bo: V aye. BW. V Tience aka give relerences, WASTED TSC TABLE PERSON TO sSOLICIT orders for Webster's International Dictiouary. Latest, Cy Dest, Cc. A SHEE, st WASTED-BY A COLORED WOMAN CATERESS, a dindug room and kitchen; rent for same to be taken out im board for two, Call at basement door, S34 13th ot. nw. 1 ANTED-1WO OR THREE ROOMS, UNFUR- vished, between 10th and 15th sts. near F. iw FRONT ROOM, FIRST Of second floor; with board of convenieut to ca- terer; Keitleman and wife aud child one year ol state lowest terms, Box 35, Star office, d ANTED—LY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, WITH two school children—two unfurnished’ rooms, second floor, for light housekeeping, near pension jAldress, with convemtences,Box 32, Star office, ANTED-—COMFORTABLE FRONT ROOM, with voard, tor geutieman wile, and ebild in good neighvorhood convenient to pension office. YVerms must Le reasonable. Address, statiug terms, Box A : o2l-si E OK YOUK UNFURNISHED rouns, for light housekeeping. in the northwest, enilymanand wife. Address Box 31, Star office, ANTED—BY A YOUNG LiDY IN OFFICE, A furnished or unfurnisied room with board where the people ure not inuuisitive, Address Bux office, WANTED—LOTS. NISHED mingle 810. suite with lar pve #0; double house, evesy. convenience: tee floors unfurnished; near departinente and cars, 2022 Fat ow. 00-3 Fe 1720 1 ST.N.W,, TWO SQUARES west of War and Navy “Depts.. first floor hand- tomely furnished as parlor and bed roon Kooms on second floor: gentlemen proferred. ‘¥ KOOMS, SECOND lor and large room con- also Kooms on frst floor; Isomely fur. private family. 1014 15th st uw. w oma, 2d floor, alcove bed ruom, Rectinue: single or en RE KENT—UPPER FLOOR OF BUILDING 1013 a. ave. adjoming Brentano's; suitabie for photor x eagon and dairy Gat rea, 4 end 6 o'clock pom. POR SALF—A GOOD FIKE-PROOF SAFE. HAS combination lock and inside bolt work i rq Rew. Also one with key lock. cheap for cash, oF Will sive time if wanted Mires Box 17, star eo ‘ony. nae : JOR SALE—1340 Q ST. NW. OR LEASE POR OWN) Fees PAUty. & Sine-ioued Beelours J-— owner ‘to the 27th of October. Call Sone Se are SOR SALE—ONE SIDL-BAR BUGGY DON phacton: cheap for cash if cid quick. App cz sublesssigOet uw. * tse QOR SALK—AT LESS THAN HALF Paioe— @25 (Heywood) baby carriage; ouly slightly wora, Address XXX. Star office to LOK SALE—NO. SCALIGRATH IN GOOD ORDER, 7 FP price, $50." Koom 5, Pacific building. Pr Fx SALE—SINGER SEWING MACHINE, $15; Lt nd Duet form ite, €3, 10. Tx 10th stn we. a OK SALE—TWO BOYS: OVEKOOATS, NEARLY Ei new. Bt boy of 6 and 6 to 7, Addr sa 7OK SALE—A PRIVATE GENTLEMAN ect] his road team, horse, bugry, harness, end fastest pactng horee in Washington: sound and ki Tnguire Ol4x) SON'S STABLES, Cat. bet, dip and 70K SALE—VERY HANDSOME SMALL HORSE; bertect'y sound. spirited driver: great endurance, Ro tricks, cheap; must be sold thia week. Also canoy Vbseton and harbess, GAVIN'S STABLE, 1306 stn.w. Trial after 41m. 01-3 Kk SALE—A SOL NTLE HORS 4A F GENTLE HORSE, AT A to drive or for a 06 Now Hamp, ave, ©: Fok, SALE CaEAP A FINE-TONED, SQUARE. 2. iu. suitable for a li business, wacom. ADDIS at ii Nano:in perfectcondition. “Apply 1426 Sen, ape o21-Ot {OK SALE—YOUNG BAY HORSE, GOOD SIZ, 1 ound end gentle; also dog cart audi haruena\ will Sell seyarate or together, Can . NON STABLES, Tih and New. ween “ JOR SALE—A FINE BUSINESS OR horse. Can be at WAN rt r A horee. seen ANSTALL'S STALL jOK SALF—HOME- MADE serves of choice, pure mat housekeeper, also an old “Grand ood running order, Address, ck, by letter ‘only, Mey TA SACRIFICE HANDSOME ree: Kood driver sincle or double. weil @ indy or f horee; alse , toather top busy aud harnoms. "S Stables, Let. bet, 16th and 1 OR SALE the District; has done a mile im sound, if taken at once will sell Un veUal chance to obtain s great dea. of apeed for Lt tuoney. Apply to JACOB BUS, 122” Penna. ax Ive 2 O23 F D(LEXINGTONIA horses, young and sty ters, bred by Gen. Dil two tunen:tieont I auty, Vas be at Benning’s track for a few di i ft TRAINEK WM. NE WMAN. on the track. ‘oe 1 Te d OR SALE—SPECIAL BARGAINS LANGE A‘ complete assortuent of borse blankets for et —iaee, equareorcut. 5. D, HOUCK, 301 oe _ °: POF 84te-Lar hones Weare showing a large assortment of Plush, Cloth and Fur Lay Kobes in proper styies aud colonings Sof diy bh. « the city Arlene. 91.55 10 937 5 Ast, BLANKE Road Blankets, 2 to €s. Stable Bian THe. to 86. We have the widest range of patterns and the best Quality $5 Plush Kobes ever offered. Genuine “Baker” Indestructibie Washable Stable Blankets, WOUDWAKD & LUTHKOF- CUSTOM-MADE SHIRTS.—We are headquarters for Custom-made Shirts. A shirt factory on the [Temises under the supervision of @ prac ful cutter. Fall and winter is the beat ine your onder. A. sl all the mo: for summer wear after being worn throug! _020-3in. WOODWAKD & LOTHROP. ALE— DATE) AND JOR SALE—A TEAM OF HANDSOME 16 hands Ligh, e ung, fast, stylish aud w: Address PATUX. NT, Stat office. 70K BALE-A THOKO! male mastiff; only eigut 85 pounds: one of the handsomest raph room; skylight. Inquire instore, ol8-1w_ | District. with perfect pedigree. Address Mas . F& i z_ 1018 177m ST., BEE K AND L— | 5tar office. 20-30" jeasant Puruish poms, with good Table ‘OR SALE—SQUARE PIANOS AT A DARGAIN— Board, reasonable tei ; ANF ie asap F“Guckering. spiceadcenaiins. S JOR RENT—PLEASANT ROOMS WITH BOARD, Zin room, $35 per month; small montk. 9OS'1=th st. nw. a LOR KRENT_FURNISHED | aye, Handsome Apartinents, eingle or en suite, 10 Pens 11 CONNECTICUT F185. Rosewucd "square," guod i jour Found-cornered sqUare, carved lege, WORCH & OO. : QO SALE—CONGRLSS HAVING ADJOURNED We will fell teu good Work Horses Apply at House gf Kepreseutatives Mail Stables, cor. dd aud Bi ata nw. ‘ols iu 8. 8. DATeH & SON. olla Fe RENT-AT THE WOODMONT, CORNER os UST Ale Jowa Circle and 13th st., Destrable Apartments, two and three rooms €n suite; furuisned or uufur- mished: private bath and closets; heated by steam Dest location in thecity. 10-1 iuruished, with or without table board. Mrs, M. T. SOUTHALL, A second and third floors; en suite or sing) K st. |, OR RE uished Communicating 1m mis, suite OF siLgle, on Int, 2d and 3d floors; suitable for a member of Congress. Call between 4nd 7 p.m. Bz ANTED-I HAVE CUSTOMERS FOR LOTS IN Mt. Pleasant. Owners wishing to aell address H. BARSTOW, 615 7th st, uw. o22-6t V wM. ANTED—A SINGLE COLORED MAN Wit derstends driving and working around the Post Oflice Box 27Y, olty. 2: WASIEDSAT SHOE STORE, 1606 14TH 5’ B-We & boy to wake binvelf geuerally usc reconmendations, Call after 7 = NTED—A COMPETEN ITE OK COLOKED Woman to ccok, wash and trou i family of three adults. Must be intelligeut and well recommended, pply, aiter & p.m. oni; 2 O20-c ANTED-A PUACTICAL SHADE MAKEL AND raper. Apply toG. F. Hi CK, Superiu- tendent, Woodward & Loilirop. o20-3t R, WANTED MISCELLANEOUS ANTED-KATCH KOCKKOACHES AND WATER Burs. ‘The “Champion Catcher™ sells at sicht; ryuody wants ohe: peddlers aud cauvassers in Maryland and Virg ake Lig mozey. PAUL PRAT, Room 301, 14 w Yorkave, © WANTED FINE UPHOLSTENY AND MATTRESS work, Feathers renovated. “Hair iuattresses mado over equal to new. Carpet laying. Lowest Prices and hobest service. Send postal tur samples und estimates, “THE CAPTIAL” MATTRESS AND UPHOLSTERY HO! Gul and A sta. 6. Wie WOMEN, MEN AND DOYS: ALL Kinds of work «uafanteed or money refunded; ood situations: high waxes: car fare tree: proupt service, BUWIE'S, 620 17th at, t.w., second tluos. TED—WHITE COOK IN SMALL FAMILY: those huviug best of references’ need apply. Call at 1628 K st. on Tuesday, 21st instant, between ANTED—A QUICK, WILLING YOUNG MA. for duuing-roont work in small private family. igwer, wath references, to Box 88, City Fust Uitica, ee WASTES DUNDOREY EMPLOYMENT BU- conducted by Indies—Men and Women, wh colored, for all kinds of domestic Labor, city tos with rulereucos memoved ty 7D L ota. w, ED—MEN AND WOMEN OF ABILITY IN ty, town and village to act us uxeuts for the Ladies’ Home Journal. We want the best obtain- ablo Clue of agents, aud to such unusual terms will be offered. The Journal ts the handsomest periodical for Ladies and the family ever issued, aud las uearly half million subscribers, It will Le advertised tho coming autuinn and Winter on a larger scale than ever Deiore, cresting # demand that ayeuts should be rowdy CURTIS PUBLISHING Co., Philadeiphia, RS FOR PROF. CHRIST- iutervational Taylor System: with any inch rule or tape measure alone, us ail scientific tailors cut; Patterns avd iaterials cut aud made aud iustruction wiver by Mme. 5. J. MESS R, 1403 KL ave. 86-2m* _ WANTED—SITUATIONS, ANTED-SITUATIONS FOR HOUSEKEEPERS, Waiters, salesmen, drivers, porters, salesladies, watchmen, 1110@ TED—BY A COLORED V kitcheu hands, housemen, engineers, BUKNIAM AN MAN, PLACE AS coachinan in private family; best of references, Addres: ite TUATION BY FIRST-CLASS NURSE riaid, Address 2017 4 W ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE ‘woiuan. a position as working housekee) for a widower, will tako full charge of house. call ‘Sdilress 1916 Kei, nw, aw or ANTED—A SITUATION AS A CHURCH SEX- WwW ‘tom; good references, ace 1108 Niet ot. Star office. Dew. W fie io EXCHANGE A Be AUTIFUL Lot near station ob Metropolitan railroad for horse, bueey aud harness. Address EXCHANGE 1. Star office. ©: W ANTED—A FEW MORE Goop CUSTOMERS for my pure, fresh Alderney milk. Served in sealed Jars tu HOLLIDGE, Brivhtwood, wocthwest bart of city. Address J: 2. . 02. yANTED—A LADY TEMPORARILY EMBAR- Tassed fiuatciaily woud like to borrow a few hundred dollars on uew household furniture, KOY, Star office. FE BRENNER, 640 O ST. N.W, robes, furnaces, rauiges and defective @ satisfucturily OF Wo Pay. job work done with cispatch, and spoutiuw oLl-Im* PAPER HANGID ty of doing this work iu paiati 3 1H & SHANE! ANIED—H. BAUM PAYS THE HIGHEST Yrices for Furniture, Carpets, Feather Beds, Ww ce aud Store Fixtures, Entire Huusebolds ceialty, Address 314 0th 018 y ANTED—HIGHEST CASH VALUE PAID FOR Furniture, Carpets, Stoves, Large and Small Fixtures. Call V Stocks of Mercliaudise, store and Of cr address A.C, WINS 7 Tthst. 2.W. WASTEDIHAVING (SECURED ABLE D competent assistants, I am Prepared to Re ve ‘Orders tor Dresses aud Wi of Every Description Jeo Links und Yattorns Cut While You Wait, | Sirs, K. ANTED—LADIES, TRY “ORA! BLOSSO! ‘cures femule diseases: one month's treatment 8 gfders by mai promptly diled, “Birk FA. BALL Generai Avent, Pst. new, ols-lm' W 4ANtED PASTULE ATGEN'L BEALE'S STOCK Farm, the Lomeof Prince Orlotf und Wilkes Stailion iruxton; 7 miles porth of Washington : good stabliux and teed im winter, with careiul attentio: All umes, Orders left at Clarke's Livery Stabie, 1 G st.u.v.or Magrath & Keunelly's, 211 11th si YigNiit bo promptly atrouded to, GROGS C. DU Mauazer, Hyattsville, Md. WASIED 7 GOLD AND, SILVER, PI liutilated, uncurrent and foreign ‘coi ticle comtuining gold or, silver; coniederate bills and bond; highest prices, Call or address FECHNEK & z Feuna. ive. Dew. sz7 im ce WwW NTED—HORSES TO PASTURE AND WINTER Grain Fed; tret-class pasture ad aitention. ei NW . Burchell, Justice strong. Address H. B. BAKD, Camp Springs, Md., or COOK'S STABLE, bth and I sts. uw. s24-1m* ANTED—ALL” WISHING PHOTUGHAFHS— pecial inducements this week—6 cabinets for 81, a NO, o2-im FOR RENT_FLATS. ‘Ok LENT—SHIRLEY, 814 AND 816 15THST. IS bow open for guests.” Suites and Single Roos, DSOMELY FURNISHED Rooms; 1824 H ST., LARGE NICELY FUR- __ Ohdtw WILL WouK drove of 90; price THE WASHINGTON BRICK Ys 14th and boundary ne 010-2 ; iE OPERA FIANOS. We have taken the sole agency and control of these beautiful Uprixit Hanes, in addition to our other fine instruments, and now lave in stock @ fall Assortment of styles it plain apd funcy woods. ue ew “Uyers” Piao is the finest, Luchest cluss, sweetest toned, medium priced Upright Piano aude. We in Vite yOu to ace it betore buying. Price will please and Fok SALE-siX Goop MULES: single or double ; culied out ; | irom #75 to $100 each. MACHINE. Feb EN? Flats, HANDSOME NEWLY FINISHED ‘iret and Second Floore; caierer isin house or housekeeping , furuace heat, modern mmprovementa, tornis will suit, Full value gor your vid ‘piauos os part payment, ‘THE PIANO EXCHANGE, ¥13 Pa ave ‘Terms mouerate, 2618 K st. nw. 06-30" "| 0 4 CLOSE CARRIAGES OF ALL —— AY styles both new and second {utd also lurve atock — a Of Lobes, Whips, Hare FOR RENT--STORES, Pargaine ever UBered for cash or on te best ct tert = — ee we Coupe Kockaway that mast be sold at $100 ‘once, AND DWELLING 7 F.W. GEYER, 406 Penn. ave n. N SOUTHEAST CORNER OF 71H AND L 878, .OR BALE-G 1035 7th st. n.w. ‘The whole house hus just been fe- ULWediate pored sudis in thofough order, ready for occupancy. Price 266 per month, Apply to at 4. V, N. HUYCE, 1505 Pa. ave. {OR RENT—AN OLD-ESTABLISHED GROCERY ind liquor store, with dwelling attached, our. of sid Anguire ut WHEATLEY’ Coal Yard, Tats. se. O22-3e F STORE AND SIX ROOMS, ALL MOD. imps. Gz O st w.w.; baker! Stabie am Feary BRADLEY, 927 Fst o13-1m) GED. W. LINKINS, ~ 2¥th and H sts. nw, RENT—STORE 1005 B ST., BET th aud 10th sts., opposite wholesale marke: ‘A part can be rented if desired, Inquire ie Y attached ; two-story rent only #40. SWOLMSILDT & GSTORE, 8. W. COR 10TH AND . ¥ weed Zotb st, uw, Gr., €15: SUY Het ° FOE SALE—Goop FAMILY CARRIAGE: sUITA: ble for one or two lores; cau be ‘open or Slowed. (One nide-bar Bugsy; only. been Used twice, Several fine Kiding, Driving ond Work Horeca. Wall besold atu bargain 1y41 Johnson ave, between Ik and S aud 14th and 15th sta uw. * {Uk BALE—BALGAIN— CHICKERING PIANO, Handsome Rosewood Ca-e. Periect order musteally: Price €155, opmontaly payments sis ©, SMITH, Fe. SALE—CLOSING JSUT MY STOCK OF CAK- Tages, Bugsics, burreye wind Phactous et cost to make room for tall stock of Haudauade business 5 A. i GREGC 4 6th at. and New York ave. b. ST AKKIVLD, 30 HOKSES FROM them eoime Bue draught and drivers; aiso he pair of couch Lorscs: also a tew low-priced ones, Prices reasousble, N. SCHLEGEL, 403 Sth ot u _ 4-3 ences eae FS GOOD CHICKEKING PIANO, SUST THE MING POK A BEGINNER, 855 CASH. 817__ PFEIFFER & OONLIFF, 516 11th etn. Fok SLE SSINGING CANAKIES, YOUNG Pate rots, Cayes, Gold Fishes, Aquariums, Fish Food Spratt’s Dox Cakes and Medicines, SCHMID'S Store, $17 12th ot, now. aui Sm DOR UTIFUL NEW STORES fronting in Vuiiding cor, 1th #t SAG Sey Xorkave.: coucrets collars Abpiy GEO. 3k MAEKS & CO. Heal Letsto and Loans, 1343 Fat, * FOR RENT—OFFICES OR RENT—DFSK ROOM IN A NICELY FUR- ished frout office: ainple room, with every cou 10K SALE OT LO) GAs ENGINES BOTH NEW aud eco: ze. sroular uf call Db. BALLA rare isi ‘th ot = als ‘Ok SALE—CALRIAGES, WAGONS AND BUG- Veuience, Appiy toon 7, 1010 Fst. nw. 5 free ot seny terns: 100 jobs to select trom, He ve * _ 022-5" ‘and’ trunming Lestly deus OU: ;OR KENT—OFFICE ROOMS—THREE ROOMS, Sst. Geurwotowns DC. = Sud hoor, at 920 Fat uw Repeat EVANS Dae = o> mops faccoud oor, at. 9- % Dam “5 ing Roos, 022 Fret. ez"]}COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. F Ik RENI—OFFICEX AND STOKES, SUITABLE | = - + 3 BSTALE OK Pr iC! CUOKRESPON DENTS, DENTISTS Ok OTHLR PROFESSIONS, ALL HEATED BY STEAM. Fine, very laixe basements, $55 per month, oe vpn — 2 rooms, 620 vad Sit; ccond flocr office rooms, 610 a month, Hall rooms, & and net pas month. — Atuc rouins, two tor s6 per month, Avy tloor space that may be desired. ‘A Dumber of comtccting rooms if desired, buildiuse OOS eud U10 13th st, Shick ners jm ee di, G08 at uh te, W modeled aud are low rentals, sce J.B. 020-6t__ 608 13th st., west side, just nonin or, IR RENT—322 INDIANA AVE. OPPOSITE CITY Hali Fark, Beautatul Othce Rooms: yt floor: im new house: sanitary plumbing; ‘heated by steam, terms reasonable, x OR KENT— TWO ELEGANT Fi ‘Louvre Gloye Company's store, 911 Side entrance. FOE PNT OFFICE ROOMS: ENTIRE THIRD Floor, Fee Be Sf —FINE MOCK VILLE RESIDE! Tersmaeder, Kelloge’s residence in Rockville, Ma. or . je tenant st $0 per huouth 4H. EVANS & Cd. Toth and F sta, ok Fhonts ballding cornet FPOe, SALETAN UNUSUAL BARGAIN IN 4 FIN resideuce at Carlin Springs, Va ; 9 rooms and bath; new: minutes frou station, thirty from Weske Baktous Uroperty worth $3,000, inust be sold at once. Ouly 81, _082-3t DUCKETT & FORD, 617 Fst. ORK SALE—AN EXTRAORDINARY OFFER—15 acres of excellent iand on Central pike: 2 tuiles from District live; 3} miles from Beuniug's, end Zhy Iniles froi® Beuuine's: fine Uuilding aie 240 per acre cash, balance in two yeu o22-St DUCKETT ‘= FORD, 617 Fat. Fe, SALE—VALUABLE PROPERTY AT LINDEN ; ewe Met ite Matlrosa, Cumsistiue Cw Bine-room frame. dwelling, Dea:.y Uew . outbuil Ing®; beautiful grounds o: two acres, fruit, shade and choice shrubbery; $5,000. An Ut-PoOM Oo and outbuildings with four ecres of naguifcent land; $4,000. Also thirteen acres of laud wicely located With wood streot frout; can be sold age whole or in " children incluccd, Fine work. Sittings wade from rooms: newly finished ; reut very reasou- | tracts at $450 per acre; adjoluing land sold for S600, German, _ Adc 3 — C — Fy \T—OFFICE ROO! : ifr of Linden Station; prices asked are very low aud WAXiED— Go TO DICKS AGENGY FOR COoKR, | YY ANTEDTALT ODD BOXES OF CIGARS MUST | Hh Hee cee newly Sormtebed rere EUED | property tnust be sold. Lv reasonable ofr retuned. aids, uurses, Jaundress, houxe workers, but: | gg, inane thee were gold. for €2, $1.9 80d | onabie to's wood tenant’ Inguire un _920-3t DUCKETT & POKD, 617 Fob See ee eee Tree ae lan Gis HEL: | Sweep. ‘BICKLE'S Old Stand, 101 Ve. uve e10-im em _E_B s20cKI3G, 611 Feta. R SALE OR EXCHANGE—118 ACRES OF JANTED — HORSES TO WINTER AT Fu, | QR RENT 711 147M ST.- DESIALE OFFICE Yang n Pripee Wiliam coumty, Va. for sale at y ANTED TRB—POwTTONG | WW Wilson's Stock Ferm, ost wetention yaven thems Koons, with steam heat: sixitable for igfeat banal, or wil exchauge fot varauk rota ta W AN TER S dthtee in Sates, Laundres.es | $8 por mouth; 3 meals a day, including daily grooi- | Seach hoor, “Apply to Jaaies a GREEN | FitANCIS HUFTY, 1302 F st. nw. ete and Nurses, trees, Migs Waiters, Cooks Goachs | ug: cl. horses sent for tree of charge Apply #- i. | “A SFH.n io a E35 GCRES OF LAMD AT 6150 FAS AV ANTED BEA RESEROTAELE Gotaien | 7 ‘TED-HOWSES 10 PASTURE AND WIN these tracts roatod fires usilen from Wachinmvsa =_ x AN — HI AS: N- x 1 u al rom ioetow: W fromm, a ftustion to cook, wash, ant fone 4 t ter. eee aH —_ of pasture «i Pertd —_____ BUAKD. ING. amy Riese: eat eat. ya persioplons arp se to gohome at night, references Call or ade | streame abade ; | Qqiss ANNIE SLAUGHTFR, ca FRANCIS +1501 F «ta. frees 11. Mudieou alloy, ‘and ‘ Tour et. ‘and ‘Telephone TERER, 1743 ross 110 + Det, 1st phe nl bie toe aK. cae og) Mokeos are. Meas iurnished by day, week or R SALE—1,266 ACRES OF TIMBEK LAND ON ‘COLO ANTED_STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND | Prune AULUMN, COK 22D AND PACAVE SOW7 | Duta fant Chesnut Ponies ae ate’ ie RED GIRL, A PLACE AS E We ‘ y W ‘“iauiberuaid' or waiters “Gall at O10 Brosd | W Ntenovating’ Works: Feathers Renovated: Mar | (DUE, ACHULN, COK 22D AND Pa ANE NOW | Sctumated thirty thousand cords of wood, with ssw alley, but. 3d and 454, E and ¥ sts. s.w. ltt | tresses Made Te Coa Te teamed furnished rooms, with board; cuisine uf the best; null in good working condition and other imj rove a} x ‘ NG, 140s Fa ave. one | eee 2 Oe Ot | mente. 0. We MAXDEN, Mpouid, 1500 Fab w. ANTED—bY _A_ RESPECTABLE COLORED | Tous" a) oe PC ek YE between # aud F. 220") SUBURBAN PROPERTY, _| sapermineatsuen, WANTED BY A XOUNG SRENCHMAN, JUST | So ipce on SALES | PA oA, PreP_ 1 QP, A VV trom Paris, situation in private family as assist- iB RENT O# SALE ARGE, PLEASANT. WELL FURNISHED KOOMS; ENNSYLVAXIA JA VENUR ‘ant butler or footiman. ZUGENE ‘Gikan- ‘en suite or: wit A ‘and table JUST OPENED. DAT, 608 24th at, nw. 022-20) 318 st | 10 PCS. CKEPES, 10 POS. ChEPE DE CHENNS, ‘ANTED—BY A RESPEOTABLE LADY, A = Cte 20 PCS. BROCADED CHINA SILKS, 20 PCS. SURAM WV ‘ice ae ture ae ent housekeeping; no, cook- ARGR. COOL. AIRE aT 1 | SILKS, 20 PCS. FAILLE ALL IN THE NEW fag._Apply or C9 en aod Ret Soy Sai se; toome, S0abd EWEY | EVENING SHADES THE COLORS ARE NILE ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED Weeceanae |ATIO! A espe hetengee iano. Serie nt Werribee tiered tcc Warisstivatiee cra, Sant Wittina Gatenm atioka ng oe A senoraly seen at wo ae, 4 aD fo A PERSONAL ee ce RETR Eerie, ot-1lm* Seer eg Deaw. wi write GREEN, CANAKY, LILAC, PINK, OLD RUSE, GRAY, CREAM, BLUE, WHITE AND CAKDINAL.