Evening Star Newspaper, October 31, 1890, Page 2

L OF GOOD THING: ‘What Satutdag’s Star Wilt Offer to the Expéctant Public. Tar Wasitroton Stan leaves nothing undone ie retain the place it has earned in the front rank of journalism in the dountry. Money, thought, time and Iabot, liberally expended, Combine to miake as complete a paper as possi- ble. P&Fticaldrly is this so of Saturdays, when sixteed pages permit of the more elaborate treatment of local and general subjects. In- @eed, the Saturday supplement of Tur San is meking a national reputation for itself, as is evidenced by the opinidn @tprossdd by many newspaper men in other cities that it is the best sheet published in the éountty. How highly Tue Stan is regarded at home is shown by its steadily increasing cir- ehlation. Washington peoplé can't do with- out théir Sram, and the one that will be pre- s@nted to thént tomorrow afternoon will far- fish them good réading matter well into San- day. A number of the special chapters will We Sttentitely illustrated. The following are #ohe of the Good thifigs Saturday's Stan will Gontain: “COULTER'S HELL” (Iilustrated). Batanic suggestions of the gréat Yellowstone Park. Staff correspondence of Tar Evestxa Brak. 18 A SANDY WILDERNESS (Tilustratett). Advontures of the South Mountain Fishing Clab on its recent expedition. GRAP SHOOTERS (Instrated). Something about a game populat with col- ored sports and about the people who play it. 6bR COUSINS IN TREFS (tilustrated). Interesting stories about the wonderful mon- keys of Central Africa. fils FIRST DEER (Ilustrated). A tenderfoot’s tale of a hunt in the wilds of New Mexico, HOW TO BE A FROG MAN (ilustrated). A few hints from a contortionist about the secrets of his business. IRMA SALLE (Illustrated). An interesting story of a post's love, written for Tur Evexrxe Sran by Alphonse Daudet. MANAGERS OF THE CAMPAIGN (Illustrated). How the political wires radiating over the country have been operated in this city. | TEACHING BY GASLIGHT (lilustrated.) The Night High School and the pupils who are there reaching out after knowledge. THE SERVANT GIRL QUESTION. will perplet housekéepers. ATTEACTIVE ROMES. How handsome household ornaments may be thadé at small expense. A SOUTHERN SEAPORT. The queer harbor of Mollendo in Peru. By Pannuie 8. Ward. DICKENS’ INGRATITUDE. How Boz was entertained while in this coun- try. By Jobn F. Coyle. THE ENGAGEMENT CROP. It is turning out to be a rousing one thié fall. a8 THE EARTH FLAT? A man who spends money and ink to prove that it is. MUSEUM OF HYGIENE. ‘AN institution about which people know tery Bittle. THE CLAY BATTALION. ‘Men who organized for the defense of the capital in 186% By a member. NEWS FROM NEW YORK. Happenings talked about in the busy metrop- olts. REAL ESTATE GOSSIP, The hotel facilities of the city and how they are being increased. ———_ - ee. CLEVER DETECTIVE WORK. How a Watch Stolen at the Race Track Was Quickly Becovered. One of the cleverest pieces of detective work that hat been done about here for some time | was performed by Detective Mahon yesterday | afternoon at the race course gt Benning’s. The | detective was talking with a Sram reporter | when ex-Marsha! Wilson came up and ex-| > plamed that friend, Mr. Joseph I. Peyton, | SOCIAL MATTERS. Something About -Known Wash ingtonians—Petsonals. There was avery pleasant soéial evetit lat evening at the residence of Mr. atid Mri, A. B Lacey, No. 1315 Clifton street, from § t6 9 o'clock. The occasion was a farewell reeptio# to their niece, Miss Ruth Marie Sites, WHo will soon leave this country to resunte het migsion= ary work in China. Afihual Report of Superintendent Miles— The Policé and Fire Service. ‘The twetity-s18ti ahoual report of the éuper- intendeiit of telegtaph and telephone service wad subtiitted td the Commissioners today. Ditting the fiscal year ended June 30, 1890, théfe wete 997 alarms for fire. The patfol ¢yé teth is spokeit of as of tmmense value, arid dur- Representative and Mfs. Scranton and Miss | ing the year 380,058 callé were made and 39,036 Scranton have given up their house on K street | messages transmitted, The estimates which | and will occupy an apartment at the Richmond this season. Mrs, Guzman, wife of the Nicaraguan minis- ter, made a visit to Philadelphia this week. Minister and Mrs. Romero ere expected to arrive here from Europe early next month. Surgeon General and Mrs. Baxter have re- turned to the city and are in their home on Con- necticut avenue, Mrs, Baxter’s health, which has been delicate for several years, is now very greatly improved. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Magruder have taken an apartment at the Richmond for the season. Admiral Rodgers and his two sons, Lieut, Thomas Rodgers and Lieut, Slidell Rodgers, are at the Richmond for the winter. Mr. and Mrs. John Blackburn of Albany are in the city, the guests of Maj. and Mrs. H. Hall, at No, 1420 15th street, Mrs. Reeside has returned to the city from Philadelphia and is with her parents, Repre- sentative and Mrs. Harmer, who have taken a house on Capitol Hill, Dr. and Mre. St. John Roosa of New York kept to their apartment at the Shoreham last evening and denied themselves to all friendé, Mrs. Mary Butterworth Howe spent the night in her father’s house in Le Droit Park. The body of Mr. Haughwout Howe was taken from the rooms at No. 1708 H street last night to the rooms of the international American confer- ence at No, 1016 Vermont avenue. Admiral and Mrs, Crosby are continuing their visit in Phitadelphia. The Takoma Park Eucher Club held its rég- ular semi-monthly meeting at the residence of Mrs. W. A. Mathewson on Tuesday evening. ‘The first lors were won by Miss Addie Math- ewson and Mr. B, G. Cowl; progressive prize by Mr. Herbert Perman; booby rizes by Mise Nannie McPherson and Walter Maddox. Those resent were Misses Jessie, Eva and Addie | herrea Bertie, Fannie and Edith Page, Grace Favorite, Lizzie Belt, Mrs. G. L, Favorite Mra, Summy, Messrs. B. G. Cowl, Ed. is, C. E. Henke, Herbert Perman, Chas, Page, Will and Hubett King atid Will Russel. Miss Gay bas returned from Europe and is stopping for the present at the Shirley, $16 15th street. Miss Fannio Kaufmen was one of the debu- tantes at the reception given by the Harmony Circle on Wednesday evening at the National Rifles’ armory. Mr. Heakin of Washington, D.C., is pleas- antly established at the St. Nicholas, Mr, and Mrs. Homer Wessel gave a very | pid dinner jast night in bis honor.— Cincinnati Commercial Guztte, Mrs, Giesy and her son, Mr. 8. Herbert Giesy, | have returned from Obio and are again in their Ont hich has perplexed, is perplexing and | co: -y home on Corcoran street. Mrs. R.2Carson has removed ftom 427 let street northwest to 44 K stréet northwest, Miss Mary Lacey of No. 9 6th street north- east is visiting friends in Baltimore, aftet which she will visit Wheeling, W.Va., and Loganville, before returning home, ‘The spacious lamp-lit parlors of “Oakwood,” the country residence of Mr. W. H. Harris, sit- uated in Albemarie county, Va., was the scene on Wednesday evening last of the marriage of Miss Belle Montgomery Harris to Dr. William F. Morsell, the latter of this city. The bride was given away by her father and was gowned in faille Francaise, en traine, exquisitely orna- mented with orange blossoms und was attended by four maids—Miss Laura N. Mann of Wash- ington, D.C., and the ters of the bride Misses Harrie, Ida and Mary H. Harris—who carried bouquets of pink chrysanthemums and were tastefully dressed in cream-colored silk. The groom was attired in the conventional full dress, as was also his best man, Mr. Arthur L. Morsell of this city. The groomsmen were Messrs. John Hart of Roanoke, ¥. W. Moore of the University of Virginia and Dr. Wm. J. C. Wailer of North Garden, Va., friends of the bride. The scene of the wedding 1s a typical Virginia homestead, the natural beauty of which was enbanced interiorly by profuse decorations of autumn leaves and chrysanthe- mutis, The service was impressively and beau- tifully conducted by the js Daniei Blaine, the bride and groom standing beneath an arch- way of evergreens, from the crown of which depended an exquisite marriage bell composed of white chrysanthemums. The guests from Washington were a few relatives and closest personal friends of the par- ties, and were specially invited, the number being necessarily limited. The happy couple departed on the 9:50 pm. train for an extended southern trip. Both Dr. Morsell and Miss Harris are well known and esteemed in Washington. They will reside in Washington and will be at home after November 10 at Ni 2020 G street northwest. Among the gu present were: Miss Julia Morsell, sister of the groom, the Misses Agatha and M. C. ‘Towles of Wasbington, Miss Mary Harris of Rockbridge, Mrs. Warner Wood of Farmington, Mr. and Andrew Hart of ‘Albemarle.’ Miss Byrd of Norfolk, Miss Braxton of Newport News, Miss Moffitt of Staunton, Miss Boaz, Mr. and Mrs, | Gonley Martin, Miss Burch, Mr. and Miss Wat- had been robbed of « silver watch. Mr. Peyton, | son, Miss Yuile, Miss Murkland, Miss Josie Ott, who was near by, explained that while the | Miss Lucy watch was not very valuable intrinsically the associations connected with it made him very anxious to re¢over it. Taking « description of the watch the detective moved away, followed by the reporter, who was anxious to see how detectives work. Mr. Mahon first visited the betting ring. Here a large crowd had assembled, for it wi Ss before a race and everybody who bada jollar to bet was there. Scanning the crowd ihecareful manner the detective began to [oo through. He stopped before one of the makers and laid his hand quickly upon large, well-dressed colored man. ‘The ma turned casually aroand, but the detective didn't to talk with him, saying in an undertone e moved on: “He didn't stenl it.” Again i stopped and repeated the performance on & -looking white man, but he was not the lef, eo the detective said. “Come out here, I want to speak to you.” was the next thimg the detective said. He was addressing ® email. well-dressed colored man, and the latter appeared uneasy. Reluctantly le moréd ont of the crowd, the detective watching bim like a eat. Noone in the betting ring suspected anything wae wrong 60 quietly was the whole thing dou ‘Show up that super,” said the detective as son ashe had got clear of the crowd. Now “wWuper” means in thief lingo awatch. The man evidently understood the ianguage, for he | handed out a wateB at once. It wns thé xame one Mr. Peyton bad lost just fifteen minutes before the time of the capture. The man was | Recommendations of Inspector Wilker- put in @carriage and locked up im the sixth precinct station house, He was charged in the Police Court today With larceny from the person and the case went over until tomorrow. Hé was aixo surrendered this morning on | a bail piece, he having been put under bonds some time ago on acharge of keeping a gam- biing house, ——>__ The Columbia Cycle Club. The Cotwmbia Cycle Club gave a pleasant evening entertainment at their club house, 301 New York avenue, tast night. Speeches, solos, banjo solos, recitations, &c., were given by Messrs. Jos. Casey, president of the club, Geo. pon a West, William Spencer, J, a. Bee eseny A. Mabr, C. B. Overman, William . H. J. Southwick, 0. McEseney, Joho Mount, ©. F. Josetti, | A. | Gieble, M. Hail and A. Proctor. An elaborate supper was sorvec at «late bour and all had a pleatant ume. ‘The ciub will give ite next ran to Great Palle Sundny, Notember 2. starting | from theit ¢lad houst at 9 a.m., after which their pictures will be mken. - The Army of the Piatte. fn Ms anata! report ipon the operationé of | the afluy in the department of the Platte, Bri the entire year there hus been no) nger, Miss M. Moore, Mrs, Blanche Martin, Miss Withers of Rustburg, the | Misses Bessie and Daisy Moore, Prof. W, | Lowles, University of Virginia, Mesers. Charles | *eseeresevestsese E. and’ R. Harris, Mr, Warren’ Moore of Aile- gheny, Vas, Mr. Boaz of Albemarle, Messrs. C. | and A. Bureb, Mr. Mercer Binine, Mr. Kobert | Hammer and Mr, Alfred Pinkerton, Mr. and Mrs, James J. Shedd gave a dinner party Wednesday evening at their residence, 1507 Rhode Isiand avenue, in honor of Mrs, Shedd’s brother, Mr. William Winship Parker, who sails next week for Buenos Ayres, Arge tine Republic. It was a family reunion and among those present were: Mrs. E. W. Parker, Mr. Geo. T. Parker, Mrs. Joseph Corcoran, Mr. Wm. Winship Parker, Miss Mary Corcoran. Mr, J. Waiter Parker, Mr, aud Mrs. G. M, Stecle, Mr. Frederick Stutz and Miss Minnie Stutz. Wednesday afternoon the Catholic Church at Hyattsville was the scene of an interesting double wedding, the high contracting purties being Mr. Thomas Fenwick and Mise Bailie Grimes and Mr. Ignatius Fenwick and Miss | eseesesesevecsesten | Pearl Wheelock, all of Maryland. The cere- | mony was performed by Rev, Father DeWolf Pastor, after which the happy couples repaire to the residence of the grooms’ mother near the Highlands, where a reception Ws held. are included in this report for the next fiseal year have heretofore beom printed in Tar Star. DANGEROUS TELEGRAPH PoLEe. Under the head of suggestive statements Mr. Miles says it is highly gratifying to be able to state that the fire-alarm telegraph continues to work with accuracy notwithstanding the fact that the lines are not inas good condition as they ought to be, It bas been the purpose of Congress as well as the desire of the District Comin ie fir becdeel years to put all electrie wires under ground, and in furtherance of the scheme Congress provided by in 1888 that after a certain date within that year no additional overhead wires should be erected in the city of Washington. In consequence of this purposd to have all telegraph ane tele- phone wires buried Mr. Mills says it has been impossible to secure the necessary appropri- ations for repairing the old poles with new. In consequence of this nearly all of the poles of the District até rotten and dangerous. SPEAKING OF AN UNDERGROUND SY8TEM for the wifes of the District, Mr. Miles says that whatever plan may be adopted it is evident that the lines will have to be reconstructed and erilarged. The fire- alarm telegraph has at this time 144 signal boxes distributed over seven signal circuits and four alarm circuits, upon which all the électri- cal devices connecting with the several engine and trick companies of the fire departinent are distributed. These eleven circuits are already overburdéned and yet their exist the re- port an argent necessity for a large im- crease of signal boxes—300 for city limita and fifty for suburban districts. If un- derground wires aro to be introduced Mr. Miles says it will be absolutely necessary to construct the sysiem with an adequate number of circuits for the rapid growing city for many Yeats to come because of the difficulty and e of adding new circuits after the plant been established. The introduction of electric street railways and electric lights with their high tension currents of electricity ren- ders it necessary to supply metallic circuits for nearly all telephone service In order to get rid of induction from these dynamo currents, THOROUGH RECONSTRUCTION RECOMMENDED, In view of the above Mr. Miles recommends ® thorough reconstruction of all the fire alarm and telephone wires belonging to the District of Columbia, together with an enlargement of the fire-alarm telegraph, and that all wires be put under ground and that metallie circuits be provided for all telephone lines to the end that induction from electric light and other high tonsion entrents of electricity may be neutral- ized. The True Commonwealth Club. Tho True Commonwealth Club held its fifth meeting last night in Dr, Bland’s parlors, 1121 10th street northwest. Col. Maurice Rechin of the War Department made the opening ad- are subject being “The Laws of Compe- titior ‘The discussion that followed was par- ticipated in by Rev. Dr. Kent, Charles F. Adams, Lawrence Gronlund, M. A. Clancy, Mrs, Smart and Prof. Lester F. Ward. Half Rates vid B. & 0. R. Rs The B. & O. R.R. Co. will geil excnrmott tivk- ets at rato of one fare for the round trip as fol- ‘Yo points in the state of Maryland, Nov. 1, $ and 4, gooa for return passage until Nov. 5 inclusive, To points in the state of Pennsylvahia, Oct. $1, Nov. 1, 2 and 8, good for return passage within 15 days from day of sale. joints in the state of Delaware, Oct. $1 and N ov. 1, good for return passage until Nov. 10, inclusive, To points in the state of New Jersey, Oct. $1, Nov. 1, 2 and 3, good for return passage within 15 days from date of sale. To points in New York, Oct. 81 and Nov. 1, good for return passage until Nov. 10, inclu: sive. Poeeeor nena The will of George D. Kenner, filed today, eek his estate to his wife, Margaret A. Ken- For Ta: F tower Or Tr Fawn. | | Tomorrow'll be ‘changing day" for many a youngster. ‘They'll drop play any time to go “clothes hunting—and fertineneaseewverws doubly quick if you aré com- ing here after them. We are GUESS on the most cordial terms with the Juveniles, FOR THE You couldn't have picked out a bettet time, Some PONY, SHORT-PANT SUITS that were $6 and $7 when ;the season opened we've bought for our $5 grade, They'll “hold the fort* TOMOR- ROW. Yesterday they were seewessnnesevsbenee not here. The quantity is Amitea—and Monday may be HOW MANY — too late for thom. Whot strong grade 85 is this sea- SEEDS son with us, You can’t help but notice tt, INA All the other lines bave been “‘straightened* out, PUMPKIN? = Every day sometbing new comes, It's beeu fairly rain- ing OVERCOATS and REEF- ERS this week. We need em— every one We've got the only lepil- Mr. and Mre. Whittemore have retutned to | sessssorsestsboosss imate JUVENILE FURNISH- | their 17th street house, which has been closed wince the middie of June. piece ~~! ee STEAM BOILERS, son in His Annual Report. ‘The inspector of boilers, Mr. J. H. Wilkerson, has submitted to the Commissioners his annual report of the workinus of his office during tho | sveseuevenseee fiseal year ended June 30, 1890. During that period 454 boilers were imspected, including forty-six for the District. Of the whole aum- | ber maty-three were condemned for repairs. There were no explosions during the year and there has been = marked improvement | ****terererseeeest jin the inspections, For bettering the condition of the office Mr. Wilkerson recommends that the Commissioners is- sue an order to all persons owning of ‘using sterm boilers that they shall be required to notify the inspector of boilers at least five days prior to the expiration of the certificate of inepection. He also recommends the iasuance INGS DEPARTMENT tn the EVERY TIME city. On the Second Floor— and stocked exclusively with You Buy— their likely wants, The MISSES’ and CHIL- GUESS, DREN'S WRAPS (Fourth Floor» got almost a clean sweep iast Saturday. That sont us to New York to hurry on fome of the reserve, In twelve hours’ time we had the But we dida’t come direetiy WE WANT home. At this seasoh of the year ‘tisn't » bad ides to YOU TO GET “nose around” « little. We fownd it worth while, You'll of an order requiring all owners of boilers or| THAT PONY. ‘Tealize ft When you ate in to- | og ‘using boilers, which are required b: * to be inspected, to place the numbet upon said boilers Correspoa ale with the num- ber of the certificate of inspection, failure to comply te be punishable by ‘a fine of $45, of ff lien thereo? ten days in | jail’ He farther recommends that all engi- neete ih the District be required to have theit licenses renewed ence & yenr and to pa¥ a fee 7 ® | not exceeding $1. Mt. Wilkerson calls atter- Gea. Juba K Brooke, commanding, save that | trom te the fect that the boare of stentm engi- neere bave never been paid for their «ervices trouble with the Indians. The ost of Fort | And asks that the matter be attended to, He Laramie has been dis:nantted and tnrhed over to the Interior Department. Gen. Brooké says that the pre es made during the year Wore benelicia! ithe ben ent the Datonal gnard anid Foguiat afmy Recomplished | gvod resaits. ‘The building of the commenced, an accurate survey dias been made abd plans and estimates are being ptepered. There has been a falling off in trials by courte martial, both general aud garrison. but Gen. Brooke says it is impossibie tO determine al this carly date whetaer ot not this ik owing to Fecent activity ef the authoriticn in behalf of Fe gh men an pormal uation inci- dent to whe atts Gatnoiio © University Wednesday the Augustine FP. Hewitt, DD, su- aoe ‘of the Paulists, delivered the rag his cousre ou the “Relations Natural aud the Supetnetural | estimates that $900 will be necessary to prop- erly tun his offte during the next fiscal year. Senor Marnagae’s Recall. Secretary Blaine detires the statement made that he did not request the recall re oy new Fort Omaha hasbeen | Murtaga as tilnistee of ny United Staten, He said that ba) “ not true that the felations betwe bimeelf and the Inte minister had becom strained and Oa bed contrary rca e ons were been thinister's Blaine enys, was dite onty to the cha: ministrat! von in the t ‘Spann government. morrow and have @ look at sereenereesenveree tho JACKETS, REEFERS and LONG GARMENTS that tre new expressions of the thott fashionable forms, sutenemnenceorwneve = End aud End"--SHOES and MATS. “TOUGH AND THOUSANDS = CUTE”—that's the way you Whnt'ein, and not to have them, OF LITTLE — cust nuehtmn’t in? Don't fo away Without looking ihto FOLKS HAVE each of thete departinenta, “Pony UK" Hits folks, avd GUESSED ‘Rave another guess on there Pumpin Seeds. Some Boy oF ALRRADY. = itl is going to fall heir to that Pony in bal? a month ertenreweeteseewe anil you'te jubt as likely & Aus one cite ta “aces aright” eee BARS AND COdPaxy, PENNA AVENUE sUVENTLE AND GEVEXTH STALEY, EQUIPMENTS. ol Waste—seven. RAL 1 a AND an! sae a pr aupe caret rED— Ses TO 3, LAUNDRESS, leer waitress, Urses, ws Couchimen, ‘bellinen, walters, aif bo hovel "DICKS 13" Ftb at a | ers for families and sats ci ED-A YOUNG MAN FUR OUR Bors’ ug department: none but those having ox- | £6 perience need apply. Superintendent, WOODW RD & LOLHROP. oo y ANTED — AN EXPERIENCED N F vur cloak sust and iniskes’ departwvent. Apply QR BENDNICKS, superintendent, WOOD WAKD ART EDSCULURTD MAN, oan pderatands driving | and working Address, stating terms, 8. WP. U aca Wo anting positions of NES & &KO., 6224 F at. n.w. ANIED—A WOMAN FOR GENERAL It ‘work; must stay at might. Apply at 1631 w. 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Call or addr ‘OR RENT—ON connecting room gentleman or man office ; asta wite exchanged 141 1218 tan X TUITE OF THREE ROOMS (WHOLE rivate houge on pleasant avente yg {for sik oF mare RELIABLE COLORED refer horthwest; can te Od Riggs st. R REST 70? LITH St. NW, FIOSE hed communicating rooms, —BY A YOUNG WHITE WOMAN, A amberinaid and waitress; will make hese i enersh useful; a references. TWO UNFURNISHED PARLORS, c English, bascineut qrtagle doctor; eee. rooms. Jot 5 E ST, NW. BO gaRNrCr and’ beat Vv ED-bY YOUNG MAN WITH aos ence.8 position ins hotel as lerk or steward, Paths LovERs FOR FOR EXPENIENC ED nts, Pata slican' Theference f ELLIG: N.W., THREE ROOMS, unfurnished. for light "housekeeping to furnished to gentlemen. o FURNISHED RUOM WITHOUT per month; also $ithout children PaCTAMLE COLORED 0. Ht board; use of bath, &e.; $0.50 stable Breyeee horse aid carriage; cheat WANTED BY, FXPERIRNCED § sewing in families. Fine underwear and chil: dren's clothes: good buttonhole worker and machine ring and mending; references. Addrens TOR RENT_TWOo FURNISHED COMML canitete south fi iLISH LADY, A PO- as companion, nursery governess or in POR RENT—TO ONE On TWO GENTLEMEN OF ng capecity not menial, Address A.B. 1, ottice, temperate and quiet habits, large front bay. ANTED — BY FIRST - CLASS COLORED fwoman) cook, place in ® first-class fami ply oe ee st. mw. window furnished room on third oor, wise private ly 5 I Call at 737 D—THRER BEAUTIFUL L good “reference tar office. U, F teen n feet m agiaare: YA NORWEGIAN GIRL, A PLAC! 2 diaerbertadsd and, to. do plain sewing reforonces. Address H.0.W., Star office. Ws ANTED — BY A KESPECTABLE WHIT ® position as Cook in a private tamil only, those who can afford, to hey axes need answer. Address GOUD ‘ate rok RENT—VEuY DFSIRABLE FU! and unfurnished rocms; hi steam and unusually to 14th at. cars ap A. Nraaly and tron for suiail family ¢retorences AA £1506 13th wt. -3t ASS TIRNERA. WHO ce and iatrate work. Apply (OUSEWORKERS, # and girls to learn trades; man judeiphia; woman for Georgi for suburbs, (irnuks stored.) BUKNHAM Sat ara strewne, and wife for Phil RIENCED CLOTHING t @ portions in #ichmond, Va. y thove Witt thorumshe eu ede of the business apply, SAKS AND COMPANY. 024 y ane AN UPHOLSTERER TO oD WORK st the bouse by the 4 Apply to THE AU- NTED — WOMEN, good situations; high. OW. N aD BOYS: ALL teed oF honey refunded; fare fre MEDIATELY 0) ‘0 e508 In Denning fice: thove having ex- feed perience preferred. Apply 105 C st. 1.w. ANTED—A GOOD STENOGRAPHER, Sone pewriter, will find work in patent attorney's office at once. Abswer to P.O. Hox 44, iviug experiouce and amount of salary expected. with the Kemingtor WANTED_BY TWO YOUNG COLORED (ME: t-clas from the country, or in wt ner 4th and °) Was STED—SITUATIONS 3 men, seamstress laborers, Wa D—BICYCLI gle harness; collar A, Star office, G fufvished or unfurnished: pri 1504 15th st.ob 1-2 URNISHED—ONE OR TWO PRETTY rooms with communicating late hy tlemen preferred; no children. 1313 14th st, o30- 1m dow: new house: Jewe of caterer: rent feasonuble. situal reforetices. Call or audreas 150: hall room: gen- keepers, Watehiuen, nurses, housetn eneral hands,’ &e. BUKNHAM'S, Reve oso AVE, LARGE FUR- aig RL Sas, in new atouer use; bath rooin same floor. 030-3 OR TWO Kooms is OF THIRD SAFETY) AND SET SI a one a and hendeome hajmes preferred; must in firetsclans condition; cheap for cashe both, Address | Foam: reterences STO MEASURE, 6 ee #9. to break your shirts in for the fit, guaranteed or no sale, id Gents’ Vutfitters, coe pe 03. PARTIES Sarmod T co pleasant unfurnished rooms on jGaiiable tor light housskeep- Winet TED—X GOOD HANDOLING MU: Se ee ee third floor; hew 101 ing; references. 1619 Corcoran «t. n.w. FS RE NT Gat. FURNISHED | ROOM: “ALL posite —= office. 030. V ANTED — A HORSE FOR A MONTH OK a to drive to 8 Dayton waxun three or four hours vod fo M. hs 1E O BURKOW 36, V curity; iiberal commission. ___FOR RENT—ROOMS. _ F 9S, REX. (ez igodtoae cao ais Ap en erred ae see Oe TOWRA RA CiRCLE : FURNISHED room, private beth, coupectiue, on 8 Boor, frome 0. onus; Perceres soso eiedetempbcye | o18-im rear ay pt, ces aie Dest location in thye cit o10- iw FOR RENT—FLATS, | JOR RENT _FRESOOED, NEW AND COMPLETE fiat of 4 and 5 rooms, heated ; also furnished roo ly furmished; di room to 7, 9 end 1h ole at® _FO R- RENT—OFF ICES. TOR RENT — DESK aos, EXT IX a bendcunet “haned ise aap, month. DAVIS & CO. rth et uw 40, THREE a FRONT Sirti * TOFFICE Ooms IN TT08 o. 5 | persons: low rents, oe f9F arene JOHN B. WIGHT, 140846 iRoom ALL Sizes &) CPs on aKe AROR PL PLEASANT | H 8 and 610 19th t., ap ora ot F. B. WIE, 608 13ch et 3 SK i &: nha runt das OM IN A SlOeLY Fi FUR. Fue i $22 INDIAN in fal 0 Rooms; ob Beau floor; th ne z t new hove wr runing: “head Fe KENT — 1Wo ELEGANT Tee 5 ree est) iain coe Glove Company's store, 911 Fe RENT—OFFICE Rox » Room A Fivor; 3 rooms. newly nlanedd ut = to 8 good tenant. igure ou premises, OfU Fak OFFICE ROGMALENTINE THT Floor, 3 rooms, newly furnished, ~ 3 — cnabie to's aovd tea Iugulze te pect EB SOCKING, O11 Fat, nom, FOR RENT--STORES. JJOR RENT—STORE 1408 iar sT. NW. ply on premises or at Hoom 70, Conecras | ing. JOR RENT — STORES — = eeTiRe BUILDING northwest cirner 7thand L sty. u.w,: bas elegant large store on erade floor Sith ssotegs chow and 12 roctus above, ail in good order, Will lease toe fosponaible party, Store Sth an Jeane to low figure if taken at once ; also we. 4 jth ARGE STORE; ELEGANT sHowW to the right parties. Address or in- st nw, zest" FOR EIAT A FINE LARGE STORE O8 ose near 11th b.w.; will be rented ata low rent 108 mx months ouw-lw - a B, WIGHT, 140536 G st. Fe REX {—1000 71H ST. RW, & DEN IRABLE store with three dweili mus and Lath sbove at function of Oth et. ond cel eure Bah So to ‘BUS, J. “Fist! _927-1m caiyties ali JOR RENT STORE 1005 B PU aud Toth eis, capesite Wholeuaig £25,, A vartoan be if desired, quire 8 Fe, RENT-TWO apavriron Be {ratios Hew | York +) SAGE °C 1O.. ligal, Retete ‘aa 3 © iat <d rooms tor cokcbimiu, Kear of 1441 on 3-n a enh T_T _ SUBURBAN PROPERTY. JO S4LE—L00K AT THISONLY @¢5 Pik Fe sore, 430 scree (2 miles river frout) om Fotonnc mM Warhinston: magnificent view of river and Washington aud» fine \Suustuer exe curgioy resort, CHAS. A. SHIELDS, 1405 F st. nw, OR SALE_Bi BURBAN HOME sony fon front; iw a an ile cars, VOR KENT—1130 12TH re St aw. We Apapes 1 furn! ‘ront ist above id treatment guarant 10 17th st, 5,000: AMPLE SE- ‘Address J. Es. ur aoe. THORS LL 14 to 16 years old, for upstura wort must have references, Apply at 1101 Lith st. Rew. Wists BY SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, ttled woman; must understand cooking and be Calta i to pake herself useful; reference 20 STORE © Noue but sober inen ANTRD—50 LABOREI: tere, & imasone and 4 worturn Virgin need apply to 294 LADY LIVING IN TAREE irl; Done other {no fires; must an experionced white need apply. to couk, wasliciron, men home uighte a1 TANIED — LADY AGE TO trash; $7 a.dey up; 100 indispensable articles; touds; lowest prices; enorine’ ee.’ Address Mra, N. 3, ANLED—A GOOD COOK TO aut WITH jood home and wages. Address OMEN OF rniie IN city, tow end Villane to Sot en agents the Ladies’ Home Journal. W bie Claas of agents, 1 eJournal in th + periodical for Indies and the family ever iss ry million subscribers. 1t wi advertised the coming autunn and winter on a larger scale than ever before, creating » demaud that agents should be ready to fill. URTIS PUBLISHING Ci ANTED — DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT | BU- BU- reau, conducted by ledies—Men 2, bite ahd colored, for all kinds of domestic labor, city references. nemoved to 709 L at aw. 200 on 13 200 adnim ik. Aditress AND! Full, ofiici department =< RENT—TWO COMMUNTOATING KOON ~ ree ‘unfurnished, on second t L009 $2,500 ON 38,177 yo ARE FEET it. a rround, Old Park, near, the B. PLEASANT FURNISHED board, for ia tie couple or two KNOWN THAT 1 es ment employes throughout America regular! read it eve! hoard Soon en reports and RENT — TWO HA’ 8 Advertisers, —— “it, $1 yearly. thereby obt re aah pay ine de rent very moderate. T—NEAR THOMAS CIRCLE, TWO Sample co) oral WaAnzeD- ondition: gi Addréns CABiE Q., star off inny front rooms with board ees COND: sag coho FiANO TR ny gentlemen prefcrred Or gentionann iy ANTED—TWENTY- ath iDshi day. New Ha POR RENT—1701 08 F ST. nd E at. = oz >| W ANTE D_—Jo TENE. A REMINGION TYPE « W7itee in Rood condition. “Apply to C. A. HA y 0 Fat. nw. WANtiD La YDS OF Soni duplicated ot short order at 418 Oth wt ny. ecially low rates for A) ANTED—IT it AT. = lore cigars than we wautand we Will sell cucars est eles now and 15thot Novem! oF box of 50 cigars. SICKLE'S Oid stand, re. {011 Pa. joor; torms reasonable. RENT—025 12TH ST. N.W.. soon = iy furnished rooms for housekeeping : ‘OR RENT—1115 17TH ST, N.W., COMMUNI- cating rooms on 2d floer ied te family; references required. THREE ROOMS ON y ANTED—H. BAUM PAYS THE HIGHEST CASH Prices for Furniture, Carpets, Feather Beda, Qfice sand | Store Fixtures, “Entire Households ee . V ANTED-HIGHEST CASH, VALUE PAID FOR 8 (J ofiee Fixtures, ga ON. 37 Tthest. n.w. specialty. Addi Furniture, © N Vv ANTED-YOUTO stitute for cing school. Bi Bin and {stan splendid condition; 2 the rooms Forres ka papers’ tnd HANDSOMELY FUR- second Boor jth ball, room: gea- ntieman and wife private temp. SiO 2d RENT—726 17TH 8 4\Grom the Richmond and Sta inuanent of trancient guesta, eusuy ins ors: one, alcove suite. nished roon: on pets, 8 Bt HAL A aan “SELEXDID i= OF foo MS; are looks elegant new furniture electri belles steens neat new house. Apply at 1808 H at. nw. room. Burchell, Justice Stroug. Address H_ BIk amp Sprinzé, Md., or COOK'S STABLE, We WARIED HORSES To WINTE: farm; 8 miles from city; box «tal tention. GE ‘Leave orders Wood's Livery Stable, OK RENT-SUITE HANDSOMELY FURY ad 3 room 920° tour rooms infers 8 grate thre squares from, Siate Department ° WANTED — AT ROOM 12, Conc RAN BUILD- au Shorthand, ‘Typewriter u ow on exhi~ oll. a FOR PROF. CH Interbational Taylor System: with any inch rule or tape measure alone, as all scientific tailor patterns and materials cut aud thade and iustr . Rent for six Jugnthnot ber month, “Address Box 159, pe BOUT 84,000, GOOD, MoD. ern 8 to 10-room brick dwel/ing Hs borthivest gee thon, w st of Uth at, EEL, NTED—A HOUSE OF ae SIX TO TEN OUlB; Inuat have east or west, window: but no basemen dress, with pri JANTED—10 = aan FROM THE veut OF loners o auialt fureisbed house family of Saree persons: no children, :eferenc Yl! Jeane: wood aoe a A ar ANTED-I HAVD A LARGE D th for sale and for rent. Parties having medium priced houses w wouid do weil to place the same WM, K. ELLIS, 1411 Fst. nw. ) ANTED—PARTIES HAVING HOUSES OR LOTS: for sale at vlotpae by prices may fod prompt pac GAKDTER, 613 pth t <S-SRTEpCON pAPITDL HILL, HOUEEN AND downers srauting to. sell: wea uses preferred: owe! partenuare CHAB. A SHIELDS, 1405 # ANTED—-I AM HAVING DAILY APPLICA- } barte of the clty by partion purchasers for t — terms at once to tions for houses th all to rent T Frehindton, fof sale or rent quiries than we can supply. collection of ‘f HOUBES: “FROM #4, ote ‘To er Ba tu Washington and Las acer Fst. nw, ANTED—HORSES TO WINT! box atalle years’ experienc quired: Order Lox (OR RENT—1012 181. LARG: a cor, with bossa ‘secun: A miles out 6. W. be :gentlenian and wite or two gentiemen. 03 T. work, und estimates, “THE C. UPHOLSTERY HUCSIS Oth abd Aste ae et , IST AND 2D FLOOKS ‘ED—¥INE UPHOLSTERY AND MATTRESS: or bed rooms. Feathers renovated. Heir mattresses made over equal to new. ‘Soren eying. Prices and honest service. OB RENT. “TWO UNFURNISHED HOO) ‘D ROOMS, a fh new house; no itis Rw. O83 taken ; fefereuices requ Wane. ‘will make chimneys operat: and spoutjng an _otl-in! RB _KENT—A LADY OWNING A HANDSOm EX, fotuithed house inh ceutrat ntlemen who can give yk and comfort guaranteed. BRENNER, 640 0 bes, furnaces, ranges and di tinfactoril ANTED. cures f ali tunes G at.n, ¥. Mi T—AT 920 OTH ST. N.w. A Turuiebed front alcove room fo ane oe selgtiaett Ask for A. L. WATSO- JOR RENT—LakGE AND SMAI Far sus, furnished or uafurn: ADIES, TRY “ORANGE BLOSSOM je cincan one mnODEL'g giders by mail prpmptly aited. “Mra Genera: Avent, 420 LW, WwW ANTED—PASTUKE ATGEN'L HEALE'S STOCI Farm, the home of Prince Orloff and Wilkes Stallion 4ruxtons 7 miles porth of Washington Stabling and feed im winter, with e1 Orders left at Clarke's iagrath & Kennelly’s, a. iil be promptly attended tor GEORGE buat 10, yaxer, Hyattsville, Md. KAT | andi Shebucr i Tan | so and mad Feder both with, ys ces, ENT “DESIRABLE SECOND 8: res its > STORY SOUTH jncaraishoa: Also bed room. 931 good ual guention at 124 WASIEDIALL | WISHING SROTOGRAPEE- precial inducements this week—6 cabinets for $1, children included, Fine work. sittings LAKDNEK, 419 9th ot., near until TO, as 1304 R = R. HREE ROOMS n suite or singly; unfurnished or par- a ually furulened; ail conveulencés; private faiuily; ¥ FORMISnED Too! Hele contain bonds; high CO., 221 Penna. ave, nw. WANTED, 5 HORSES Wilson's Stgck Farm meals a day, i horses sent = — ‘of cl per month WILSON, O20 Fst, oR Ra “TWO LARGE ICI NTED — GOLD AND SILVER, 2a mauasieeee, uncurrent and fore: old or, silver: confed federate she ana tprices. — FEC! EATLY FULRISHED FARL room. ine story; —— 4 umount bul ‘Also single poomn Sished. dMinguire at 475 Cat. ue meat Beisecd RENT—C HeERFUL a WINTER AT F. a attention given them; ANTED— ter, 1 have the best FERIY, corner Tost. aoa 1304, at Thompson's, WASTED STEAM Oanrer cies qaanis aso + | er sae Soren ace pee BOARDING. FEW BOARDERS CAN BE ACCOMMODATED Ajstitiooue Tyoms pnd board at reesonsbie tents st 1390 00; | FPSE, SHIRT EX tl for rent. ona ae, oy STUB. ai ae Fn I it RB RENT—TO paivaTs FAMILY, FUBNISHE: 2 bed rooms, os Boor, ties 4 feenmues and BEnE |S 7 MENT 2211 WASHINGTON Fe oot rou, largo loses avearapaas door. "ew-Ste ‘J{Ok RENT—A FEW PERSONS CAN BE ACCOM: ined ean nb inboard gs tp See Boots fartese heat Address tienes CuUGRET, Oras allo Fours HER I-20 far ‘de RENT—! 2 ee a transient @ st. fink oes ; convenient ite iz isi St, FURS Bomracte waited’ rows AXING ROC ROOMS FOR LADIES othe haw”) wu ad board tor, tt 5 th agar : wo, 855 per mon! mew Pisin den at (ai Will be opened vente by Accommodations ite elas "Parla Fo WANTED— ROOMS. YW ANIED-FvuNISHED NOoM BY UNMAR. Hed umm o€ tow rent, monthly ip od preferred. Rentand particulars to O.0.8., sear offiee, 931-3 a cnt nin ANTED — FURNISHED, UNFURNISHED wns, with or without board, th private fauilies, 85 patrons: wovernuivn' Sroatie svu ent Siitoyes obly trees o ‘or calt ere arn SA EBCT AKER OR eect 5 ro MARV aSEN a Winsor EADY, agen "Sadrews Je Bi Pus SAT ATS cormat ft wot eat your "PATCH cunt, ‘With W, &. TAPPAN, 604 Oth st, PHE AUBULN, COR Bap 8F. aD F : transient y ‘cussto acopeaune: Osha Gated. ca eg ain Ww. Aaah AFA Se an BOsBD AND MEALS SENT Ot” 1104 L st... Caterer. 030-: 135 feat a at ee I rice reasonable, ane #1,LANGR ee FUi 2) FR ae NTs EST we Fark, {uruished posure. b ‘i iy e vee oy Ration fe FRANELIN ‘evuthera, rican eT resin na wets | FBG ole om a D. B, STOCKHAM, Prop. Livia Care OTARIES CL SU 8D NEAR SILVER SP rhe’ MEL. BRA’ oH B & TE. ATIMACHIVE. AL VEXY LOW FIGURE. ‘3. B. WIMEK, 608 13th st Cotzzsr P. ARK, HANDSOME E Roo 1 Foun. | DESTINED TO BE ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTI- a conveniances Sith family of four aduite; couven- | meen pil sections of the oity; FUL SUBURBS OF WASHINGTON. Only thirteen minutes’ ride by express train from i N.W., LARGE BICEL' ¥ | £0. Depot, and only sight miles distant, suithbie for gentlemen. ite, Suitable for light Notinentep p= if desired; near Athletic Club: Commutation tickets 6 cents & trip. Has the advantages of a WELL EQUIPPED COLLEGE AXD MILITARY ACADEMY, 2D §FLOOR LN | Largely endowed by the U.S. government and also by ‘Keni | the state of Maryland, All students in West Point uniform SCHOOL, SUNDAY SCHOOL AND CHURCE. Good store, public ball, post office, telegraph station and express office. Good avenues, shade trees and large park. ‘Will sell on monthly instaliment plan, or allow lib- Third: | eral discount for cash, Large rebate to builders. Lots 50x200 feet, Only 8300 and 8400. ‘Will exchange a few lots for city property in good location, SOHN 0. JOHNSON, Manager, Residence, College Park: o24-1m Ofice, 617 F st. rrp ES (| COUNTRY REAL ESTATE, ane ate 3 GOMN B. WIGHT, 14085 G at SAE Om TAR Fete SALE OR ‘HANGER FOR os tds TOR BanbiNG, “Goo” Th at, QE SALE—135 ACRES OF LAND. 6 MILE rRow Lae pehace eet aye tags. KS, G16 1 Fen SALE-THE ATTENTION OF PERSON: De Ud Fax 4 LIBERAL PRICE “TO ANY on] eats eigen e week or