Evening Star Newspaper, October 30, 1890, Page 2

lll a THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.c.. T SD. NO SINEWS OF WAR. Maryland Politicians Carrying Ona Fight Without Money. NO MONEY TO SPEND. Both Parties Conducting Econom- ieal Campaign in Maryland. Special Dispatch to Tax Kvexrwo Stax. Batrmore, Oct. 30.—However it may be in other states this is nota boodle campaign in Maryland, There has not been as little money Spent in any csmpaign in this state in many years and this is primarily because there is none tospend. Very little money bas been dis- bureed from democratic headquarters and the republican headquarters are absolutely with- out funds. The one solitary contribution there ce the campaign opened has been $20. This lack of funds is the direct re- sult of the quarrel in city politics and shows ita damaging influence upon the congressional candidates all over the state. Appeals came in to headquarters from the country districts for help, especially from the fifth district, only to be met with the reply that there is no money in the treasury. Indeed, the committee has wereven had a treasurer, and the finance committee appointed when the headquarters were opened have never held » meeting or col- lected a cent. AXNE ARUNDEL COUNTY WANTS HELP. A request wassent up from Anne Arundel county afew daysago to send down several colored speakers from Baltimore to look after the colored vote, but there was no money to defray the necessary expense. Of course neither of the two warring factions would contribute a cent and those who would doubt- less have contributed liberally have been deter- red by the factional disturbances from doing so. Col. Hodson, the chairman of the state central committee, has actually advertised in the daily papers for contributions and has, in couse- quence, been severely censured by bis party associates. The result of it all is that the can- didates have ceased to look to headquarters for fiuancial and are ranning their campaigns prepmery ses ap they are able to collect within their several districts. CAMPAIGN WITHOUT A LEADER. ‘The whole campaign, except in the districts where the candidates themselves are doing all in their power, bas been directed in a heartless and slipshod Col. Hodson, until this, the last week before the election, has gone to his home in Somerset county regularly every Fridsy and remained until the following Wednesday and sometimes Thursday, leaving the headquarters in charge of a young aud in- experienced secretary, who was himself rarely to be found there. hin the last tew days the committee has bestirred itself a little and is sending out some campaign literature, or rather giving it to those who call for it, as there is no money to pay for sending it out, DEMOCRATS IN BETTER CONDITION, While the democrats have been frequently handicapped for the want of money ther are never in any such desperate straits us their op- ponents. They have had money enough for all ordmary purposes and their needs have not been as great as have those of the republicans, Ex-Congressman Barnes Compton. the chair- man of the democratic state central committee and who is again the democratic candidate for Congress in the fifth district, has been regu- lariy at democratic headquarters until very re- cently, and is now away looking after his dis- trict "The headquarters in his absence are SOCIAL | we ATTERS. A Number of Pretty tty Chureh Weddings— Personal Notes ¢ of Interest. Hamline M. E. Church w was brilliantly lighted and handsomely decked with Japanese c! themums last evening for the beautiful spec- tacle of the marriage of Miss Marion Carpenter Hall, daughter of Maj. and Mrs, Hillman A, Hall of this city, and Mr, John T. D, Blackburn ot Albany, N. Prof. Bischoff played the Swedish wedding march upon the organ as the bridal ession moved up the church aisle. Dr. He # RN Nailor and the oon. attended by his brother, Mr. Robert M. Blackburn, who is @ theological student at Prinaeton College, coutal Ge at the sitar rail. Mr, Frank H. Hall of Princeton, brother of the bride, Mr. Joseph G. Spurr of Newark, N. J.. Mr. Wilbur Clark of Albany and Mr. Arthur C. dthe procession. Moses, walkin They were followed by the by the maid of honor, who walked alone, and the four bridesmaids walk. ing in pairs. Then came the bride leaning upon the arm ofher father. The bride, who is the only daughter of Maj. Hall, isa very ac- complished young lady. She wore a bridal dress of ivory white faille, demi-trained, the bodice made with a Medici collar, elbow sleev: and trimmed with a rich silk applique em- broidery and scarf across the breast, the waist and the foot of the skirt, The diamond neck- Jace and pendant worn were the gift of the groom. The bridal veil, that was worn as the women of Egypt veil their figures, was fastened in her coiffure with aix pearl pins, each = had « crown and each crown six pearls. bride presented a pin toeach of her brides- maids when she laid aside her veil, later in the evening, The maid of bonor, Miss Rita Spalding, who is a senior at Wellesley College, wore an ted = dress oof muize-colored silk draped in embroidered crepe lisse and made with a Medici collar and elbow sieeves, and she carried a bunch of red Japanese chrysanthemums, The bridesmaids were: Miss Elizabeth Blackburn of Albany, sister of the groom, who was in pink crepe du chine and she carried old rose chrysanthe- mums; Miss Nannie Price, dress of blue crepe du chine and old gold chrysa,.themume; Miss Ella Boorman, buttercup ee du chine andyel- lowflowers; Miss Alice Mayfield, heliotrope crepe and purple- ink chrysanthemums. These rocks wi eal wed with straight made uniformly round skirts, cut out in the fashion of the directoire round the neck, elbow sleeves and shirred bodices. Dr. Nailor read the marriage service froma small book of ivory, clasped with gold, in which was also bound the mar- riage certificate, and in which the ushers and witnesses wrote their names, and after the service presented it to’ the bride. At the close of the impressive service the bridal party drove to the residence of Maj. Hall, No. 1420 15th street, where « reception was held for the relatives of the young pair and friends from abroad, The pariore were profusely decked with palms and cut flowers. A collation was served and the bride and groom received the congratulations and best wishes of their friends. Mrs. Hall wore a superb toilet of black faille, en traine, trimmed with passementerie and having a jabot, collar and sleeves of duchesse lace and with diamond or- naments, Mrs. Wm. E. Sweet of Denver, aunt of the bride, wore an imported mourning cos- tume of dead black silk and crape. Mrs. A. W. ©. Thompson was in black silk and black lace. Others present were Mrs. and Miss Albright of Newark. N.J., Mr. Simon Fraser of Albany, Mr, George E- Gillespie of Princeton, N. J., Mr. and Mrs, 8. M. Leitzell, Mrs, Bigonces, Mr. and Jno. Blackburn and Miss Zelda Blackburn of Albany and Dr.and Mrs. Nailor. The groom presented each of his ushers with a handsome searf pin, Mr. and Mrs. Blackburn left the city on the 10 o'clock train and will travel for a fortnight, after which they will reside in Albany. "The bride's traveling dress was of blue camel's hair cloth and her toque was of blue velvet trimmed with blue birds, Another bride who went away last night under the silver light of the big round moon always in charge of a competent secretary and a corps of clerks. Senator Gorman has not been to Baltimore a great deal during the campaign. & mass meeting in Congressman Rusi a week or two ago and wi quarters this week. His speech was a disap- pointing one and without his usual vigor. Mr. Gorman is more deeply interested in the result in the fifth and sixth districts, having no ap- prehensions regarding the others. He is par- ticularly anxious for Mr. Compton's success in the fifth district, as they have long been strong personal friends and political al- lies and he ts always ready to gather all the information attainable as to the outlook in that district. Mr. Gorman is confident that Mr. Compton will win, and believes that Gen. Mc- Kaig has an excellent opportunity of defeating Mr. McComas in the sixth district. He says the outlook for a democratic House of Repre- sentatives is most encouraging, and he can see no reason why they should not have a majority in that body. That pretty little story which has been made to do duty a great many times about Senator Gorman’s being afraid to make his promised speech at the Tatamany Hail ratification meet- ing last week has been spoiled by the annctince- ment that he will speak there tomorrow night. THE WORKING OF THE AUSTRALIAN BALLOT LAW, which will be put into operation in Maryland for the first time this fall, will be watched with the greatest interest. It is impossible to tell what its effect will be on the colored and the illiterate white vote and both sides claim that they will derive some advantage from it. In the third. Rusk's district, there is a very large ign democratic vote, composed chie fly of cnena Bohemians and Poles, and the re- ablicans expect that the new law will operate ly against these. But the democrats had an eye to this when the bill was passed and inserted @ section providing that these voters should be allowed an interpreter at the o satig booth. In the fourth, Rayner’s district, there is a large colored vote and here the democrats expect the law to play havoc. Again, itis contended that the colored voter is really in a better posi- tion than the white man who is not altogether illiterate, but who is, nevertheless, liable to make a blunder in his baiiots, because, while the colored man may receive the assistance he needs from the ballot clerk, the white man, if he can read and write, is supposed to go it on bis own responsibility, without any assistance from the ballot clerk. The law allows a man who may spoil his ballot to receive additional ballots not exceeding three, the Pepe baliot to be im each case returned to ballot clerk. If the voting is very heavy aud other voters are waiting to get into the booths to prepare their ballots, the voter occu- ying it is allowed ouly five minutes to prepare bis ballot. If thers is no one waiting he can have all the time he wants. There is little doubt that many bailots will be improperly marked and will have to be thrown out in the count. In many instances where booths have beeu erected to enable voters to learn the new system the mark has been made in the wrong place, though the place where it is to be made was plainly designated. Nine counties are ex- empt from the operations of the law. THE REPUBLICAN FACTIONAL DISPUTE. When Judge Harlan yesterday dismissed the mandamus to compel the board of supervisors of elections to place the name of William H. Daiger, the Henderson republican council ean- didate in the first ward, on the regular republi- ean ticket, Daiger avnounced that he would withdraw from the contest in preference to running as an independent candidate, and his €ounsel notified the board of supervisors of election that the necessary papers of with- drawal required by law would be placed in their hands at once. The board refused to ac- cept the withdrawal on the ground that the oficial ballots were in the hands of the printer and too near completion to have any change made in them. Mr. Daiger is thus competled to run as an independent candidate regardless of bis individual views about the mater. Daiger’s counsel at one time talked of carrying his case to the state court of appeal but they have probably abandoned this ide: was Miss Mae Clinton Jones, daughter of Mrs. Julia W. Jones, who was married last night at 8:30 o'clock in the Mount Vernon Place Church to Mr. Eben B. James of Kane, Pa. Rev. D. M. James of New Haven, brother of the groom, assisted by Dr. Wightman, pastor of the church, performed the ceremony. Mr. Alpheus James, another brother of the groom, attended him as best man. The ushers were Dr. R. E. Lee Wiltberger, Mr. M. Hunter Jones, brother of the bride, Mr. Walter Fear- ing. Mr. Harry L. Benner, Mr. J. Russet Barber, Mr. Jno. Elmer Fluke of Kane, Pa, aud Mr. W. H. Davis of Kane, The bride was escorted to the altar by her uncle, Mr. 8. C. Smoot, She wore a trained dress of white faille, draped in mousselamne de soie, and her only ornament worn in the Nebe d opening at the throat was a diamond nt, the gift of the groom. The tulle vei that fell about her like a cloud was fastened with orange blossoms. and she carried a bouquet of lilies of the valley. Miss Julia C, Jones, sister of the bride, was maid of honor and preceded the bride into the church, She wore a short round dress of white silk mull made with a round waist and she carried a bouquet of white chrysanthemums. Three small fiower girls, who preceded the maid of honor in the bridal procession through the church, gave a pleas- ing variety to the marriage spectacle, ‘They were Lillie Hughes, cousin of the bride, aged eight years, and Ruth and Mabel Mankin, daughters of Mr. Harry Mankin of this city, aged six and eight ze of white, pink and blue, respectively. ‘T! ey strewed cut flowers from baskets in the wi and led the procession on its exit from te church. Mrs, Jones was escorted into the church by Judge J. G. Moore; Mra, Mary Jones, the mother of the groom, eutered on the arm of Mr. J. Clark Jumes of Hinton, W. Va.; Mrs. Emily H. Smoot, the grandmother ae. the jello, wads aaeed by her grandson, Mr. F. Neil Hughes. Mra. 8. C. Smoot was mistress of all ceremonies. Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Smoot, Miss Sadie Hay, Mis: Christabel Craig, Miss Mary Godfrey of lowa and Miss Addie Juian accompanied the bridal party to the home of Mrs, Jones, No. 614 Mas- sachusetts avenue, after the church service, where a collation was served. At 10 o'clock Mr. and Mrs, James took a train for an ex- tended tour, the bride dressed ina traveling costume of aloes and cafe au creme broad- cloth, trimmed in heavy passementerie. They will make their future home in Kane, Pa. The marriage of Miss None A. Marsh, daughter of Mr. D. D. Marsh of 1214 D street southwest, and Mr. Henry Ansley, jr., of Toronto, Canada, was celebrated last evening at 8 o'clock in Trinity Church, the Rev. Dr. Addison officiating. Mr. Nelson J. Guenther acted as best man, and the ushers were Mr. Frank D. Evans, Mr. Charles West, Mr. George E. Ansley and Mr. J. Wallace Allen. ‘The bride wore a princesse dress en traine of white faille, @ low bodice. and the bridal veil was fastened with orange blossoms. Miss Nellie F. Marsh, sister of the bride, who was the maid of honor, wore a frock of white albatross cloth trimmed with Medici lace, a V bod:ce, and she carried La France roses. The bride was escorted into the church by her father.who gave her in marriage. After the ceremonya reception was held from 8:30 until 10:30 at No, 217 Pennsylva- nia avenue northwest, where the bride and groom received the congratulations of their friends, This will also be the future home of Mr. and Mrs, Ansley, jr. Luther Place Memorial Church was tastefully decked with chrysynthemums and palms last evening in honor of the marriage of Miss Julia Kuebsam, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Val- entine Ruebsam, and Mr. Herman E. Blau of this city. Rev. J.G. Butler performed the ceremony. The wedding guests were in even- ing toilet for the most part and the church presented throughout a festival appearance, ‘The wedding was at 7 o'clock. The groom and bride-elect were preceded by the ushers, as the familiar strain of the march from Lo! grin was rendered by Prof. D. Merrick Scott of Baltimore, who presided at the organ. Guests were seated by Messrs, N. Landon Burchell, Edward T. Kaiser, C. T. Vollten and Ernest C. Ruebsam, brother of the bride. The br: le was aud the decisiop of the lower court will be ac- knowledged as final. Three of the Henderson council candidates withdrew before it was too = and there are now but three of them in the id In the eleventh ward there is a colored can- @idate for the city council, Harry 8. Cummins, @ young lawyer, who is the Johnson candidate. He is opposed by the Henderson candidate and a democratic candidate and the three-cornered fight is an interesting one in that it involves the possibility of a negro councilman for t first time in Baltimore. When the legisiature redistricted the city last winter it consolidated as much of the republican vote as possible in ward, but by doing so, whether uncon- sciously or otherwise, it made it a negro fac There are two hundred more = voters in it than democrats white republicans combined and by har- Suonlons action the negroes could of course elect & councilman whenever they pleased. But this year the negroes did not registe: their vote is consequently less than the white vote. Besides this many of the negroes will Bot vote for Cummins, and the democratic can- didate will probably slip in, a thing that was a to be possible when he was nomi- The republicans are bebind in regis oauen all over the city. TONIGHT'S Ms8S MEETING. Gen. Cyrus M. Bussey of Washington and essman John Daizell of Pittsburg will speak at a large republican mass meeti _— 5 & eee San of SS 6 pablican essen -omas, ‘Btoekbridge and and Mudd and all of the repub- lican congressional candidates are also an- becomingly attired in a soft ivorie white silk. The front and sides of the petticoat were edged fite her tall figure fectly. She had le white rose in od sects ace were Wat aay RG fit that had been foe today demi-trained brimmed hat wi feathers and a white boa, white cloth ped and white gloves. Be- sides the parents ot the contracting parties there were presentin the sick chamber at the j service Miss Matie Cadwallader of Cincinna' Ohio, and Miss Ballard of who come to the city for his event and who are the of = Mrs. Kear paged =o at Park, Florence mice the danghter of ined ‘Ateeney General, and the two brothers of the bride, The Harmony Circle gave their opening ball last night at National Rifles’ Armory. A fea- ture of theevening was the presence of five debutantes, Miss Bertha Behrend, Miss Emily Nattans, Miss Mamie J, Baumgarten, Miss Mil- lie Mayer and Miss Belle Schmidt, ‘The com- mittee in charge, Messrs. C. J. Heilbrun, Re Michaelis, B. hehild, M. D. Rosenberg, M. Mailhouse, J. Frank and J, Kobner, have evei reason to be congratulated on the success the affair. Mr. and Mrs, Titian J. Coffey have returned from Europe. after an absence of a year, and are domiciled at 1732 K street, Mr. and Mrs, J, 8, Church have returned to the city and will be pleased to see their friends at 218 A street southeast, Bishop W. X Nindo is the guest of Mr. Benj. F. Leighton at his residence, 708 Massachusetts avenue northeast, Bishop Thoburn, bishop of India, is expected to arrive today and will also be the guest of Mr. BF. Leighton. Charles Brayton of Cleveland, grandson of the late Judge Isanc Brayton of Ohio and s direct descendant of Benjamin Franklin and Maria Mitchell, the American astronomer, is the guest of Mr, and Mrs, J. J. Barnes, Miss Florence Webb, danghter of Mrs. Har- riet Webb, the well-known elocutionist of ver York city, is the guest of Capt, and Mrs. J. W. White of Capitol Shit Mrs. Whitfield, the wife of First Assistant Postmaster Whitfield, has returned from yee Luke, Mich., where she spent the summer, ant is at her home, 1529 Corcoran street. The wedding of Mr. Wm. A. Raborg and Mase Mary Meade took place last evening in St. Paul's Church, on. 230 street, and was very largely attended, The chancel was beautifully decorated with chrysanthemums and other a Misses Alice Bishop and Kathleen wen led the bridal procession as it marched op the aisle, foliowed by Dr, Melville this city and Miss Alice Hull of tI pel ter Miss Meado was handsomely dressed in white china crepe, with graceful draperies of white lace trimmed with pearls, while the folds of a tulle veil, thrown over her head, fell al- most to the floor. She also carried a large bunch of chrysanthemums. Prof. McCloud presided at the organ. Tho ushers were Dr. Chas. BR. Collins, B, 5. Minor. Z. M. Knott and E, H. Fairbanks, At the conclusion of the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Raborg were driven to the residence of the bride's parents, where they were tendered a reception and received the congratulations of many friends. Among the guests were Mrs, Kaborg, the groom's mother; Admiral and Mrs, Queen and Admiral and Mra. Crosby, uncies and aunts of the groom; Dr. D. T. Day, geological survey; Col. James Cole of New York, the bride's uncle, who gave the bride away; Mra. Judge Shel- labarger, Miss Robt, Shellabarger, Miss Mary Shellabarger, the Misses Reed, Mrs. Gen, Bealle, the groom's aunt; Mrs, Bishop, aunt of the bride; tho Misses Harvey, Miss Annic Bryan, Miss McAlmont, the Misses Darneille, Miss Hutchins, Mr. and Mrs, Sprigg Poole, Dr. and Mrs, Kennedy, Miss Dapray, Mr. St. Julian Dapray, Miss DeCraff. Mr. and Mrs. Raborg left on the 11 o'clock train for New York and the eastand north and will be absent a month or six weeks, After the wedding an informal dance was given by Col. Harvey and daughters to Miss Hall, to which the ushers and a few friends were invited. Miss Hail returned to Philadelphia this afternoon at 2 o'clock, SHOOTING STARS. Grounds for offense—those in the coffee. Jones—“Did you pick s winner at the races yesterday?” Brown—Mad: “Naw; a winner picked me.” BEASONS FOR CORRECTION. “I desire to deny the statement in your paper,” he said politely to the editor, ‘that I eloped with Miss Richascream night before Jost, sir.” “Why?” asked the editor, suspiciously, “Because, sir, I did not elope with her.” “Oh, you didn’t?” said the editor, with scorn- ful doubt, ‘‘I presume she eloped all by her- self.” “No, he did not,” and his manner was humbler than ever. “She eloped with the Other Fellow one hour before my arrival on tho spot.” The influence of state goes Indiana, As goes Indiana so Tolstoi having left off smoking cigarettes may be forgiven for having written ‘Kreutzer Sonata.” Mr. G.O,M. Gladstone of England is a man utterly without the sense of gratitude. On Tuesday he was miraculously saved from death under a locomotive and yesterday he made a long speech on the tariff. A Mr. Morehead has secured control of the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette, although it was not more head that the C0, G. seemed to be most in need of. A farewell dinner was given to General Grubb yesterday in Camden, N. J., previous to his departure for Spain, and a finer display of grub has not been seen in a long time, ‘THE EXTREMITIES, Mother—angrily, reaching for her slipper and her darling boy: “Come here you naughty, dis- obedient—" Darling Boy—firmly crossing his hands be- jshind himself: “Now Mamma, there's no use of your proceeding to extremities in this mat- ter.” The idler’s motto: Better have a loaf than no bread. ——_—___-e-__—_____ THE ARMY IN DAKOTA, No Actual Campaign Operations—Seri- ous Indian Troubles ® Not Anticipated, Brig. Gen. ‘Thomas H. H. Ruger, commanding the department of Dakota, has submitted to the Wer Department his annual report upon the condition of military affairs in that depart- ment He says that no events have occurred calling for actual campaign opera- tions, although the services, on several occasions, have been required of quite strong detachments from a number of posts to support the authority of Indian agents on the reserva- tions, to confine thereto Indians not controll- able by their agents, and to protect and assure safety to settlers in the vicinity of the Sioux reservation who had become apprehensive = trouble. Also it became necessary prevent intrusion on the ceded ‘ands of the Sioux reservation. These duties were well performed by the troops, whose with full rose frill, over which fell fancy drapery, caught upon the left side by knots and loops of ribbon. dress was cut en train, draped full and i h upon the bodice, which was cut round nec! * alled it in with Fedora lace to the throat, The sides of the bodice were of brocaded crepe. The sleeves, which reached the elbow, were also trimmed with lace and crepe. The flowing veil of tulle was fastened with sprays of orange blossoms. The bride wore long gloves and carried La France roses. The wed rr party left the same even- ing on their jedding tour through the New Engiand states. They expect to return to their home on 14th street in about two weeks, ‘They were the recipients of a large number of handsome gifts from their many friends, As was announced in yesterday's Evexixo Stan, Miss Mary Butterworth, daughter of Mr. and Mra, Benjamin Butterworth, was married yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock to Mr, Haugh- rt Howe of New York city, in his apartment No. 1708 H street, annex of the Metropolitan Club, where Mr, Howe is confined by illness, The we was thus anticipated one day, as the invitations had been made for high noon today in the Friends’ meeting house on Latreet, Miss the city from ber home my Noe anced Beste 4 At 3 o'clock she bedside of the prostrated man, to rise from his pillow, and uttes wifebood. Miss Butterworth S a Butterworth: into vest ocmne presence and disereet action undoubt- edly prevented disorderly occurrences, if not worse. Gen. Rug: that there is no reason in general to a prehend molestation of settlers upon the cone lands even by the most disaffected Indians, if the latter are kept under military observation for a time ata few points where friction will most likely result from settlements. NO PROBABILITY OF SERIOUS TROUBLE. Respecting the threatened trouble at Flat- head Lako, Moat., Gen. Ruger says it appears upon inquiry that there is little probability of serious trouble, and that enforcement by the civil officers of the statute prohibi the sale of liquor to Indians and half-bi is the principal necessity of the case, A detailed history of the movements of the troops in the division is given to show that although no active was called for consider portant 6cTOBER 30, 1890— TEN PAGES. WANTED-—HELP. Fase cA FE. ANTED—A COLORED YO! 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ED-SITUATIONS FOR MAIDS, ¢ COACH. Reamniresses, waiters, 2s a housekeepers, watchinen, nurses, 1 borers, eneral hands,’ &6. BURSHARSS, L106 wt now. ANTED—BY FIRST-CLASS COOK Har. cae boarding ri cook in a hotel, aituation ; zood. vetercnse, 1326" Chester court, city tween Vand W, 13th and 14th ete, oz a-2t Ware YOUNG LADY, STENOGKAPHER and typewriter, Peaion in, “y t reference. "Agurews SHORTHAND, sts Bice, 0202" w ANTED_BY LADY OF EXPERIENCE, STENO- [ee oe Work toda Aadress 9. — A aoe STONE SEITER APPLY INGTON GRANITE MUNUMENTAL CO, jew York ave. nD. w. ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS COOK AND WASHER for asmall family: one not afraid of work, must stay Mights; apply at vace. 1708 Fat Bw, 1° WASTED OMEN COCKS. 10 TO $75- CHAM. ‘nd Laundresscs. iu city oF SEBz: Watters Drivers oF spe anda: Colored 3 BA ‘OOM, 030-4 oo Wastebca wouax y YOR 6 OUURING AND GEN- eral housework ; must well recommended. ya aay cit = = V ANT D—PLACE IN A FIRST-CLASS FAMILY 28 cook or Iaundress: ulso 4g pate i cooking oF chamberwor: LW, Was D—BY A YOUNG LADY, WHO a5 aie reaperience. @ position either as bookkeeper aud Frespoudent of to uct as cashier: Lest of releres furni oe at ed. Address M.C.¥., Star office. WASTED-ny TWO GERMAN GIRLS, SITUA- Hous, ss parlor, OF chamber mmaide; best of refer~ ences, Address GERMAN, Sti UNG E clkl FOR a | eecee undo ‘stat in washing end d ipouttys; Tefereuces required. 043 K st. n.w. WAaED SS COMPETENT WOMAN 10 COOK, ‘aah and iron for sinall family; references. , AD- ply at 1606 1. o30-3t* ANTED—A AN WHO THOROUGHLY UNDER- stands the oyster busine-s in all of its branches; no others uced apply. 416 6th st. nw. 1? WANTED FOUR FIRST-CLASS TINNERS, WHO Updersiand furnace andlatrobe work. Ap) ALB. JOHNSUNCL 10 Oth wt D.W. WAN?) D-YOUNG aan TO WORK IN GEFICE be oud peninan. Addvoms statin. aalacy ox TATES CAPILOL LIFE INS. CQ. WwW AN TED-IMMEDIATELY—TWO LADIES IN uF uew joun magazine departient weekly: no experience necemary.” Ayply. 0.00 sans F. 1, SPEWAKT, oupt, 1211 F at (side door). 11° STED— GANIsi, Star offee, EMPLOYERS — FOR FIRST-CLASS INTE Lice ENGI 1OF Frick sos ye ries ied with disvaich. DURAND SHACKLEFORD. c8v40" WANTED--HOUSES. ANTED—A HOUSE OF FROM SIX Toous; must ha but no basemen: dress, with pri wil 10, § ADAED—NouT ENGINEES aT HOTEL aa = PEKIAL, WANED Iwo "S005 YOUNG MEN, pear rences Kiven cneed in foeding presses, at the Printing House 029-3t" of HeKMAN + LN, 964 Get. n. we WV ANTLD-A YOUTH WHO HAS HAD EXPER Wrapping counter, pay | MENTAL, 037 Fat. bew. & V J ANTED_WHITE BOY, 17 OB 18, IN PHOVI- sion store to drive and wait ou sto: Call, afte well recommended. FS p.m, new. We Spencerlan College pref BUOKRERPHIL Star office, 6 W ANTED — IMMEDIATELY — A YOUNG LADY | u. ‘uo understands the office work of « = dye, huuse perfectiy ;.eferenecs required. Address D’ star ) BUY # in northwest (0,000. a “price "about 1! 'ANTED-I HAVE A LANGE DEMAND FOR Ww houses, both for sale andfor rent. Parties having meciiuni-priced houses would do weil to place the same in my hanus. iw WM. K. ELLIS, 1411 F st. nw. NTED—PARTIES | HAVING } HOUSES OR Lo’ for sale at reavouuble | purchasers for the Wares CAPITOL HILL, HOUSES AND vacant ground im the eastern secuon; small houses jreterred: owners wanung to sell, send ie Particulars, CHAS, A SHIELDS, 1405 F st. mw. WANITEDT AM [HAVING DAILY APPLICA- tions for houses in all parte of the city by partion desiring to rent and also parties desiring to purchase both houses and ‘lots, Houses placed with me tor rent wiil receive the Lest attention. es, water rents, insurance, repairs aud other iuci- dental at to owner. be liberally” ndvertised. GLO. M, LINKIN L.w. 19th st. WanieD HOUSES IN ALL SECTIONS Washinston, forsale or rent. We have tore ine quiries than we can supply. Personal atteution given to the collection of ren! DUGAN & BUTLER, _of1 = at = ‘st. nw. We TED—BoY To Li AUN MAT MAKING 2. ‘D aibec VEERHOr 'S, 916 7th st. nw. 029-20 W ANTED—APPRENTICE aa LEARN FUKNAC! and tinming business; ove with some gxporience preferre. Call, between 5 and § p.m, 640 0 at. JV ANTED-AT ONCE, AN HONEST, CAPABLE loan oiual as Buree who thoroweuly underetands | of baby; only those with quod references need pein iO athens nw. ANTED—CUOKS, DUTLERS, HOUSEWORK Waitresses, youths and girls to learn trades; mau and wife for Philadelphia; wouwan for Georwi for suburbs, (iruuks stored.) BURNHAM' ANTED—4 TWO, EXPERIENCED CLOTHING st.esmen to take positions in aichmond, Va. $6,000; Ouly those with thorough kuowledge of the business Oxe-3t Wwe HO! (OM €4.500 tis Lote ow sehinge and Lauter Helghis: need apply. BAKS AND COMPAN2 CRS Caan, aul3 c ANTED—AN UPHOLSTEMER TO Do" at the uouse by the Apply to BURN, Feun. ave., cor. esd st. aw. ED — WOMEN, MEN AND BOYS: ds of work gustauteed or money hig! es; car fare fre jes, O29 17th wt n we secu: V “ANTED. NT IFE, funny front, seesud foot and com necting rooms, between F and O and 9th und 15th sts, u. permanent vf euited, ews, With particulars, CU U ‘LEM. W: Unfurnished some, second foor, for light rouse- Keopiue, private tauuly preierrod: Wut to exceed refe.euces exchauxed. manent. Address CHANT, 908 E = We office; those having ex- perience preterced, Apply 108 C st. mw. WANTED AGooD STEN OGRAPHER, FAMILIAR With the iemington Typewriter, will fad work ia 4 putent attorney's office at once. Answer to P.O. Box i ffiyiw eXperiouce and amount of salary expected. ° ANiED—BY LADY, SMALL ROoM, WITH board, in northwestera section for the winte S18 ver wioutls th boarding Louse or private famil references exchanged, Address LP.Q., Star Wea ED—A GOOD WHITE WOMAN COOK TO to the country: must have references. | ABDIY at 490 Pa ave, Fridy, Oct Bi. 029. . ?— ANTFD—A LARGE UNFURNISHED FIRST OR ANTED— PLUMBERS. ALSO THO. W tccond story front room for bed room and prt C.G, THORN office, no childrén oF weddiesome people in the Lou: boys to work at plumbing. possoasion op November hi rinauent if eatistie ‘Address with terme, QUI ET + tar office. A SEI ‘charge of an iuiai nee required. ae, at 1407 113th at kw. onyx SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, A Joung kitl, 14 4016 sents olds for upatetce work; must have references. Apply at 1101 1th at. now. o20-30 TOR RENT—IWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS, 5: ond foe ~-y Wate SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, A aes joretices requited. 1227 O et. mw, oi etl B; must understand cooking aid be Address CASH HQ. i Was TED-TWENTY-FIVE — = MAN, 810 F st nw. WANTEDIALL KINDS OF MANU PScRIPT Wonk ! Pecially low rates fur large covtracta, a NIED-A WELL-BROKEN retriever and not exp-nsive. A‘ | beulara, bo = Kenovating Works: Feathers Kengvated freases Mace. Ove piture Steemed and Moths * fom 3" y ANT Wane eee een duplicated on short order at 418 6th st. V pointer dog; notover 3 years W ANT RPFT CLEANING aN Mat- ro T ¥. HYOUNGS Tot Pe eve 2 FOR RENT—ROOMS. __ <FURNISHED—ONE ORTWO PRETTY Toure wiUi communteatiag foaee all Boom a preferred. no children, 1313 14th et o80-im Fe. KENT—1742 OTH ST. XN yO: | od amps. key at eto Apriy to CATWOUD. agent Oth ud Bata. 030-30 NELARGE UNFURNISHED FHONT floor, 14 Lave. nw. im private | “te Rok REN {— KITCHEN “AND ENING ee ‘oue of the ch icest corners of cit “Address KITCHEN, As ; alamaeemmerbanie oR pan oer. oe aye. LARGE . ‘R- ith heat and nished room, was,in new fromt house; ath Foon same floor. __o0-3t"_ ds ©, gus, heatang bath hanwed. Appiy 323 6 Lath wt OB RENT —CHEAP, TO, ‘PARTIES W WiT HC HOUT eGuildren, three t unfurmabe wl doors now homeo, cunabia tar tine housek eey- 030-30" F ings reborconee 1819 Corcoran wt, Fe KENT—-TWo FIRST rome OF six beautiful roome in nearly new house; new; ; all conveniences; two squares from Capi {apa | and 0. depot, aS st ne. DOR KEN’ UR UNFURNISHED SS ‘ON Ist floor end four on the 2d. suitable for house, *LK; modern conveniences; private family. ie HED ROOM, ALL 3 office aoe — 1 > {t “uighed suite of rooms: ‘3d floor; and excellent front; large single ree 4 and couvenien to cara, couttally. Jc loc [—TWO COMMUNICATE {trot or unfurnished, ou second it 1009 Ww. JQ0K RENT—PLEASANT FURNISHED FRONT room, With board, for married couple or two Ken- tlemen; ‘also t ished without boara. "Si st aw, Fe, RENT—TWO HA DSOME ROOMS. FOR: nished; in bright, cueerful house; was and all conveniences; with family of tour suite; conven: tucderate. Jent to all seetx jent to all scctious of the city; rent very th nw. Fee . ‘RENT—NEAR THOMAS | CIRCLE, T large sunny front rooms with board fi ei seutlemen preferred or gentieman. Sie 1313 M st. nw. 30-34 FOR REN ‘T—ROOMS._ PRO RENT — Nean THOMAS CIRCLE = laree sunny frout root, rion wae Call or | i x | pes 1700 17th st ao j2: ox8 at ~TO BORKOW $5,000: AMPLE BE: | POR BEST 1410 Net. TWO COMMUN ATEN : ali iieral eomnmnieno. i | Peer mansTegigas C rr 2 x he WW Wie on 7 TT 2, ARE FEET OF | VANTAGE-— Pas 2 weak abean tr REN1-TWO I Laon PLEASANT BOOMS; Pease “Fae he aud oud ce extra Kent #15 B20 isth et nw. DOK RENT — FRONT 2D STORY AND W Par FA ‘Sod | deotred “a Sr = — ll JOR | RENTIIN, A paivar Abree ‘nicely furni: ‘well heated and letivea {ok KENT 2213 Q STN. W.—TWO NEATLY rnished comm t Price of, both, ao — " FE oR RENT—FOUR BEAUTIFCL LARoE Rooms: furuished p family, corner " wa ha0t k Ken COMMUNICATING bed or ‘gnfuretshed sath or withows conveneut piste aud ireasury De ozb-3t" ipescevens me |. OR KENT—AT 1001 RST NW, ONE E A fat bed rocnn unos feruacbed ies nso ane Fe KENT—SU NNY, BRIGHT ROOMS IN THE immediate vicinity Of the Capitol. Address Q EA, on ELEGANT FIRST FLOOR “d Serv, Good L.cation,; outtable oon ice 7 of Uwe very lange ToomA, Py shall rvate tently , 018 per mond FOR, = Ni-NOVEMBER 1—-ONE LARGE §EO- oud-stors front room, om alcove endiey window, * farui v Waturnisbed st nw, O88: : ST. LARG:, PLEASANT Foom; eultable for two; terina reasot- 028-3 POR RENT—hooms ON GuoUND PiooR ONE pear Metropolitan Club. suitable for doctor. NE BEALL, 1321 F st 2 JOMN ‘OK RENT—BRIGHT SUNNY KOOMs, SECOND Boor. alcove bed room, parlor _ aes r=} con iris sinule (or en suite: fret floor; batty 1y fur. tivete ieaslly. 1018 Louk su new Fo KENT—TWO COMMUNICA ep suite or single, with board. at 1 Hot Also one room ou Tet Aor with dressing room. o2>Oe FE. RENT—SHIKLEY, 814 AND 816 15TH ST, is ee eud angle rooms, Low open for guests. >uites ‘With oF without tabie Loard Mire. M. T. SOUTHALL furniets eine —“THE BUCKINGHAM,” 918 AxD handsome roctue, eiugie ot eu poard a apeciaity ; beat Ariiugion and resscnsbie. vre@ban, berdics pase s terms oz5-6t" JOR RENT—1720 H ST, NW, — suite of rooms on first Boor, furnished, near Navy partuuents, =e Fi. RENT-lll0 L N.W. KEPT BY Philadelphia indy, elegant large parlor and se Jarge aud one ball room: ‘all furnished; ne table boa. d. gentlemen preferred. lw JOR RENT-19 IOWA CIRC FURNISHED parlor, bed room, dressing room, private bath, connectina, on 2d flour; froutung pati togendemes oni: ces required, 7 20K RENT—10: i a unfurnis! for aught useke ry ne to vee hows © ere or furnished to, geutiomen. oO awe iH ST. N ished gh y A Srevciene board, bath and per- Z rooms foot irony with bosrd for Meet ts, S66. Aable board #18, iu SOK KENT—FU naISHED 011 CONNECTICUT ih an ts, wingle oF en suite, THE WOODMONT, CORNER Jowa Circle —~ 13th st, Desrabie Apartments, =» on ao o om, gute, furniewed or unfur- privat le, bested whom | best location in the city. = > JOR RENT—1708 F ST. N.W., LARGE tor LY furnished rooms; suitable for gentiewen. Foomnn, silgie Orensilte, suitable for light, housckeey jug; first floor; board if desired; near ‘Athletic Club; terins reasonabl 1 5,BES Private au yi ralorenees 2TH ST. N.W., FOUK a, furnished rooms for Lousekeepiug ; renoes exchanged; terme wodat- OR RENT—1115 17TH ST, N.W., COMM cating rooms on 2d floor ,furnished or unfur. Rished; private family; references required. o30-st* F ‘THREE ROOMS ON ZD §FLOOR IN x plenidid condition; Bicely papered sista sa is COMMUNIcate, wil Reut only @12. 1019 Oth st. mw. 0S0- FUR, EENT—ONE LARGE HANDSOME! uished roon: on second floor with hail room; ge tlemen or gent aud wife preferred; locauion con- tral; small private family. 618 Zdst, nw, o30-3t" Fees & ¢ A BLOCK from the Richmond and State Department, to per- juanent or transient guests, sunny single rooms and st BSrlons: one alcove suite. registers open, fires: t of attendance; breakiast if desired. ¥ FUi FOr REST SHANDSOM: LY FU Sry D> bed room ou 2d ‘+ brivate family ; references. 943 Kat. mw. at* OR KENT—O17_K ST. N.W, ROCMS, FUR nished or unfurushed; bousckeeping allowed. it DID SUITE OF ROOMS: large bay window overlool ant new furniture :e.ectric bells; steam best: ew house, i 1 1808 Hat. nw. Also the thin eratoj tte squares from, Biate Desartinent; ay uae cars: herdics st corner, 20v2 ¥ st a 030-30" NICELY FUR Fe RENT—1012 I ST., LARGE, ¥ room, secund floor, with ‘board. for two; sgentinna and wise or two weutiemen 030. YQOK KENT—FURNISHED ROOMS, | LARGE 4axp small. 807 12th st. n.w. FR RENT—TWO ROOMS, 18T AND 2D_ aes uitable for offices or bed rooms. Iuquire a. A aon SUITE OF TWO oe THREE UN- furuished rooms; Ist or ‘ks of Dupont Circle. Ai if useful; references required. 2B-ast® within four A) vaste DARED IEF CLERK AT ESLIN WA!STEDTHREE (OB FOU UNFURNISHED 2 asi rooms for lixht housekeeping on Capitol Hi j ANTED HUN AUGUST 15 IN A MUSIC STOKE. | stato terina; relerences eae "Address \drean KEYNOTE, Star offic, ovs-3t | Buaroftice. 0380-20" SSS RL TO DO SEC OND WORK ao \) ANTED—BY A LADY, FURNISHED SUITE OF V Plain wewing. Cail at 1317 N at. n.w. between two rooms im vicluity of Thomas circle: perm: the hours of 9 aun. and 12m. hecomimendatio nent if sat ry. Address Mrs. MAKVINE, wired. Corcoran at 030-3 ANTRD—50 LABORERS, 20 STONE CUT- 5 masons and 4 blacksmiths to work m ir a ters, two commuatcating tepond weatern Virwiuia ont railroad. but wot ith d gua, between peed apply to ae Georgetown, o2B-1w" rk avex, Oth aud 1Uth sts. AN. ED-FIVE EXPERIENCED MEN TO eR fihg drapery. Wiis MUSES & 30NS 1th and ANTED—COMFORTABLE ROOM AND BOARD F ats, V for 80 or furnished room f en ‘family preferred. gC Star otice, nw. WASTED A LARGE SECOND-STORY FRONT furnished, with board. in private family, by gunticinan and wife: no chilirous terme mouerat best refereuces furnished; give t ull particulars. | A dreas Box 68, Star office. O28.3t* _ WANTED—LOTS. ANTED—A BI ILDING LOT 20X70 OR 20X80 weferably not north of Qat., not west of \dress \flice. a RST-CLASS WAIST Ha} HAND, ‘0 yet F410 Pa avenw. ovd-Bt? ANTED—A GERMAN GIKL FOR GENERAL musework in auall fawily; no wasling; must vod referenocs, Apply at BUG 7th wt nw. a yy ANTED—A PARTNER IN AN ESTABLISHED ood paying business Address PAYING, BU Noe NESE, Star oltices WEANIED SEVERAL GOOD INS1ALLMENT snents jo sell holiday gooda; will pay $6 6 10810 week abd commission to rieht agents, BOO. Kom 8, 1010 Fat, ovb-t* at WA. M., Star of 20 A LADY OWNIN ‘Garnished Rouse tn, contrat Tooms to gentlemen who can ‘geod attention aud comfort A HANDSOMELY of city will reat ve Kood references; PO. as T 92 a LY furnished front aicove room to one or two geutle- men With ‘best retereuces; excellent board Ask for A. L, WATSON. Jjok RENT—LaNGE AND SMALL ROOMS: HEAT gt nd was; furnished or unfurmished. At 1617 St nw. Fe) RENT—DESIRABLE SECOND-STORY SOU’ TH frout rooms; with or without bourd; furnished unfurnished. ‘Also firs: fluor, fu 131 Khode Island ‘ave, {OK RENT- THREE KOOMS ou 2d floor: en suite or singly; unfurnished or par- thaliy furnish cunt private | of — governmout buiduxs, Bished. Inquire at 475 C st. KENT—HANDSOME NEWLY FINISHED flats, first anu second floors south aud eust windows to euch all mfodern Liuprove. ments, terms moderate. 2018 Ket. uw. o30-colm* JOR RENT—FRESCOED, NEW AND COMILEL Mut of 4 and S rooms, heated alec furuished rosue, doubie pariors: newly furnished: dining room com Mucted Under the sume proprictoralip. ,'w and Ti 24 st. nei Jror. RENT- 0—THREE FRONT ELEGANT office rooms, with beat and gas. 132] F st. nw. W. PoMOLIZMAN, 1321 Fa nee ow FOE BENT OFFICE | OOM IN 1108 G sT. Le teastoual JOHN B. WIGHT, 1408 G st. ie rooms for agents of pro! roe BENT—OFFICE OOM: ALL SIZES AND Gus and 610 13th et., sunt porth of F. zB WINER, O08 19eb wt. FE: 2 ENI—DESK cae IN A NICELY FU wished front office: ample room, with Yenience. Appiy room 7, 1010 F st. u.w. INDIANA AVE. OPPO: ITE CITY Beoutsful Otbce Booms: ou gecuah Boor;am new house: sauitary’ slumb eat Keath: etme reasouable. suai san” OK KENI—1Wo ELEGANT pases 4 He nouvre Glove Company's store, 911 Fa. ave. uw, entrance. olv- :| PoE RENT—O7 FICE KOOMS, ENTIRE THIRD Floor: 5 rooms: newly Butsved; able to a good tenan 101 Floor, 3 rooms, newly surniched, 5 ea ’a Koa tomes, Tague 4 0k RENT — STORES macteeet aneee hie estore on grade Boor w 12 rooms above, ailin good order. will Lease Fesponsivie party at alow figure if taken at ouce , alsa store Stu and N sts. u.w. stand for grocery ; will Jeuse for term of years: @22.50 per wonth, W. CO DUVALL, ¥vo Pst. mw, OR RENT-LARGE STORE: ELEGANT SHOW window: cbeap to the right parties, Address or iu- Quire 1738 140! o2o-3t* 70k Wa NTA FINE LARGE STOKE ON G ST, ith B.w.; will be rented ats low reut for JOHN B. WIGHT, 14083 6 st. T. A DESIRABLE eh three dwelling rooms Std Lath aboves aat gauctioy of Suh st, aud coble cars Apply HUs. 3. FisHin & CO., 1324 F at iw. RENT-STORE 1005 B ST. BETWEEN sts. opposite wholesale marke desireu Luquire at aw. oR ‘9th and 379. A partcan be reuied La ave. s ~_ o8-Lin ‘WO BEAUTIFUL NEW STORES York ave. in Lutiding cor, doth ew Lork ave. concrete cellars. eu a a5 Fee "| "FOR RENT—3ISCELLANBOUS- Fe KENT—STABLE FOR THRe xz HOKSES 1 axD for coachman, Hear of carnaxes with roc Khode Isend age. oss-im <4 Foie RENT—CHEERFUL FURNISHED KOOMS, with food table board; reference exchanged, 10 013 028-60" Fe EST | fooling 2 FAMILY, FUKNISHED __ BUSINESS _CHANCEsS, Fe: SALE—A GROCERY AND LIQUOR BUSI- a rrr y ea juvestigation will sa! the ma skeptr- ANTED-A WOMAN TO COOK, WASH AN: Pe a ag ei ‘of stock. fe W trottior efantly ef tworund es howe, | WANTED MISCELLANEOUS farts on Borst ovo: Tas SCA ate | gu Seat OD No tks work; must (horoughiy understand cooking. Address Box 286, city post ote ANTED SIX, PLI ERION, Asheville, N.C. O2s-3t MBEIS TO GO TO ASHE- ‘AXYLOR, BOUL 3 eee Ws —A DRESSMAKER SHOP HAS BEEN oirged at 2a 1 th st. L.w. aud will be glad to have yo attention; first-class work and very cheay Don't fail to call, o29- OR KENT—2211 | WASHINGTON | CIRCL:. = Lange com, 20-loor room; closet im each Very nicely furnished; southern exposure; bath sau floor; surnace heat; ave. cars pass door. 020-3) JOR SALE-CIGAR AND TOBACOO STORE IN rent: cate ig ANTED—IT UNDERSTOOD THAT. We HAVE more cixars than we want and we Wil by box between now and 1th of Novenb-r 2 That $1 box of OU cigars, SICKLE 1011 Pa. ave. W Se ee i igen Gag prices for Furniture, Carpets, Pecther office and ‘Store “Fistures. “Enure Houssbolde'S specialty. Address 314 Uth at. n.w, WEANTEDIMAN TO TAKE CHARGE OF Li VERY and sale stable iu abernce of proprietor; muss be thoroughiy competent, sober and reliable,’ Audress {Down hadwritugs Mt. Bear office, ataling where dist employed. 028-31 ANTED-BY ONE LADY LIVING IN THREE ms, an experienced white uiri; none other need apply: to cook. wash, iron, mend; 0 hres; must 025 JOK KENT—EWO DEAULIFUL UNFURNISHED rooms, With bath an new buy-window a eee ; beat and rs OR RENT—>MALL PARLOR AND BED root fadjoluinm: newly furnished: ou Ist floor: one oF two gentlemen preterred t, gas und ‘all con- Veniences;211 per mouth; central location. 507 Voth st. nw. o2B-3E" 0 home uichts and live near; waxes $10; reter wr UW after 4 o'clock 9:20 9th st, uw. oer ANTED LADY ACENTS “TO DROP ALL trash; @7 oduy up: 100 indispensable articies; est woods’ Jowest priced: engrimcus sajes, hew cata: logue tres Address Aire N. B. LUT1L8, Chtcago, IL 025-68 P.O. Hox 145, Alexa fee nen se WAXTED HIGHEST CASH VALUE PAID FOR Furusture, Carpets, Stoves, Large and Small Stocks of Mercliandise, store and Office Fixtures. Call or address A. C, WINSTON, 037 7thst, uw. 02D WANTED YOU To CALL AT PROF. HALLS IN: stitute for medical gymuastics, and fencing school, 133 Penna, ave, n.w. Ww ANTED—HOKSES 10 PASTURE AND WINTER neue ie a a bueture and Sc a Ket whiteand colored, for all kisdeel demetine iaboe cour Thuetates,; with reigronces. nemoved to 700 L ath. w. v SER RES TO WINTER, ELDORADO wast saps fom oly: bayou Bia ANTED — AT HOOM 12, CORCORAN BUILD. | teu on iba typewriting, tranalation woRraphy to oa ordera Wood's Livery Siti ai a row, ot exh Wasik HOKSES TO WINTER; TWENTY V yours’ experience: box stalle; «rain and hay as ro- ee ‘D.w.; farm 7th st, Soude mifon out OW. Pe eth duiges bd. 0%. ANTED—LEARNERS FOR PROF. CHRIST- Bers Interuational Taylor System: with aus inch tape measure alone, #8 el] scientific tailors cut: batters and wwaterale cut ‘aud mi ustruction Biven by Mine td MESBER: 1403 ich ave eo ae SEE ‘ite MATTRESS prives and. bubest oe ig or suing. WANTED-—SITUATIONS, _ | pepecaitaoe rae Cabri aie AiNTTinos AND UPHOLSTERY HOUsI, Gib and Aste we, Ss ANTED-BY A WHITE GIRL A PLACE AS : ‘chambermaid 28 TANI ED—J. EF, BRENNER, 640 0 5 Ww and waiting. Csll at Svs ae Ns sit nake ls ¥ aces La RAL eatietact w ANTED—BY, EXPEKIENCED SEAMSTRESS, aud spouting ie and joo work dono with iavateh. pe siead gfe banoupole worker and mactine | =oUt= ‘and, rel ANTED-LADIER, TRY “ORANGE BLOSSOM" eee noe erences | A5laret* |W ‘Stres female aisennen: one mou NIE WHITE WOMAN, ie EXPERT woes ED_ BY wat os erences. Appiy ey 1624 sas ANTED—B' RESPEOLABLE Saiogeb W woe a arin for address Tear ey cprece | ave. Bw, is ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED cham! ‘nurse Neaacashs se See Wits, bao ee ad W a Tonne Rou Laby, Ci an, "adanven A. sition as say sepncity Bot aap erie tren very low #160 forall, Apply at 134. MEA BARGAL RETREAT, 8 Address Box ¥5, Star office. a FX: SALE—DLUG g STORE A ‘Bangui: ¢ 4 i cheap Feasous for elil 10 7th at bw. oF sadnces Dot U4, Bint omee.ooeae ERALF INTEREST IN A rust we iu Dorthwest section. Can ‘Addrvos Bux 05, bar tice. 038-3 {OR RENT—AT 920 19TH, TWO COMMUNI- cating iuraished rooms oust foor and two on flvor to, = ouly. {OR SALE—A gOROCE LY AND PKOVISION store, horwe and wi iL make agvod stand for, Hauor Dusimeas a Box 57, diar office, CE DOUBLE SSE BaY te Daih, upen grates, southern ex- first Ewgploatant coflmmuniesting rooms, closets, second fluor; two bail rooms, third floor. 1529 Ist, oze-20" {OR RENT—IWO FURNISHED a is SUITA- bie for gentlomen, in a private tamily. S13 Sth ot a RENT—A FEW PERSONS CAN BE roo Roasted with wood table board; also two cheertul roume facing south, ior eae ‘three doors trom jowa Circle, Audress D i CRUCKET, Star office. o2 (OR RENT—2030 GST. | NW. FURNISHED Tooms with Luurd; convenient to Btate, Treasury, Nagy aud War deparanents, pasa the door: o20-3 ROR RENTO1112 131K ST, FURNISHED ¢ on ruished rooms with good, board oa le Sonsders wanted and board tor oad $55 per mouth; ew plumbing througbou: K BENT—604.M UST, N.W.. AN ERGANT AN newly furnished t room. second Boor, with "Dost the market adloras’ will wait mas Land wife, ‘erms moderate, o29-30e Fok RENT_TWO UNFURNISHED KOOMS 1X private iamity to geutiemen; all modern improye- mehts, 1010 Sth st, new: Vermont ave, opposite iNT —1826 H ST.,LARGE NICELY FUR- esting roo or siuucie, on Bret second and chant fore OB RENT NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. 821 Arlington Hotel, 029-30" en mae ber of Congress. Call between 4 and? nm. eat fa Eats NICELY FURNISHED BAY-WIN- dow front ith best and light, ‘Apply to eerie ——— SECOND FLOOR S| Fe eo SE Beate Bousckecpane. ‘Call after 4, 1202 O si. u. 028 BENT—YURNISHED BOOMs—TWO ON scoond flour, i fete SE gs Ty 20TH ST.—LARGE NEWLY craished toch Best aud eer sass ah evor two geutiemen vtec ra ee Mat ae ae ore trv howe: Pa “LEASE — FOR | MANUFACTURING | OB arty ne Cor dae and Bete am fy ry “i hens epee i i WARALR olG-eolm co. ¥16 F ota. SELEN iD CHANCE TO MAKE MoNEY—A oe Tract of ied routing oe Conaue roed Wii be sold at «figure. far beiwe that of corrouaieg: if rence. and pare Edie sHOB O- tS co. * Foe ae Bie ok sched ta rome, license secured; dw: iiing attached heart of city : doiux good vusiness: Stock, bar ren CLAGETT. Fendali building, opposite Orvane’ Court Business, Adu hitawssterng _ Maw ‘Estates, ts, dc. [rtd crcere ond ponds bough Bought sad sald, Rouey to Loan. Luvestments ws pick TICK! T =e fn oe hy cere on KE Ne det Siete Jor. (dewelry repaired. apa BOARDING. Gwen ere he MEALS SENT OU Feeenanag ip Sesvks actin FRAsEL SN A wae SU 2 es a; res LITOHFILLD, Deere eas for the recep of both tranciant cl D.B. STOCKHAM, Prop. east nm ot Pp cay | Mie desea OT RE EDUCATIONAL pia Snares aw