Evening Star Newspaper, November 11, 1890, Page 2

od SOCIAL MATTERS. Several Weddings in the Near Future— Personal Notes. Mrs. Windom left the city this morning for New York. Secretary and Mrs. Noble have gone to the Hot Springs in North Carolina for a short stay. Mrs. Field has returned from Richmond and has opened her house on Lanier place, Capitol Hill, and has begun to keep Monday afternoons athome. She raw several callers yesterday. Justice Field has been much strengthened and benefited by his summer in Europe. Mrs. Condit Smith and daughters are back from New York city and are busy with their preparations for the marriage of Mise Louise Condit Smith and Dr. Wood of the navy, which is to be celebrated next Tuesday. They did not see callers yesterday. Mr. and Mre. Jeremiah M. Wilson have issued invitations for the marriage reception of their daughter, Miss Anna Wilson and Mr. William Haywood, which will be held on the ovening of Wednesday, November 26, from 8 until 10 o'clock, at No. 1712 I street. The ceremony will be performed, preced- ing the reception, at 7:30 o'clock in the pres- ence of the uniting families. Senator and Mrs. J. C. §. Blackburn havo out invitations for the marriage of their daughter, Mrs. Tereso Blackburn Stewart aud Capt. Wm. P. Hall, on Wednesday, November 12, at 2 o'clock, in St. John’s Church. The family of the bride is in the city at the Ebbitt House, where a very informal reception will be held after the ceremony at the church. Surgeon Hall of the navy, brother of Capt. Hall, has arrived from New York city for the wedding, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hutchinson and Miss Hutchinson are back in the city from their place on the Jersey coast, and are settled in their Massachusetts avenue home for the wiu- ter. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Weber returned to the city from their bridal trip last evening and are now at the residence of the bride's mother, Mrs. M. J. Hunt, at No. 210 E street northwest, where they will make their home. Mra, Weber will be at home during this month on Monday afternoons. Cards are out for the marriage of Miss Ciara L. Barron and Mr. William K. Hill, at tho Foundry M. E. Church, next Tuesday even- ing. Mr. Wm. J. Hart of Buffalo and Miss Frances €. Jackson of this city, were married last even- ing at St. Aloysius Church. Mr. and Mrs. Hart left on the 10 p.m. train for Buffalo, their future home. Miss Annie Cutting, daughter of the late Hayward Cutting, was married in New York yesterday to Baron Raol de Vriere of Belgium at the residence of the bride's mother, No. 101 5th avenue. The bride wore arich gown of white satin, brocaded with silver. Her orn: ments were pearls and her veil of point lace, held on with orange blossoms. The bride was given away by her brother, Henry Mason Cut- ting. The witnesses tothe marriage were the Belgian minister, M. Le Ghait; Baron Alfred de Vriere, father of the groom; Count D’Ars- chot of the Belgian legation and Countess D'Arschot, The presents received by the pair were magnificent. From the groom's father there was a diadem of diamonds and from the bride's mother a necklace of diamonds. Baron and Baroness de Vriere will live in this city, where the groom has been appointed one of the secretaries of the Belgian legation, Mrs. E. Berliner will not receive tomorrow. Mrs. Thomas Wilson has returned fron Phil- adelphia, where she attended the wedding of her sister, Miss Anna Robinson. SORES THE NEW SIGNAL CORPS. Meeting of the Board of Officersto Re- organize the Service. The board of officers, consisting of Lieut. Col. H. W. Lawton, assistant inspector general; Assistant Surgeon Gen. C. R. Greenleaf and Major Geo. Davis, judge advocate, met at the ‘War Department today to effect the reorgani- zation of the signal corps, made necessary by the recent legisistion transferring the weather service to the Agricultural Department. The new service will consist of the present chief signal officer, one major, four mounted captains and four mounted first lieuteuants, These officers will be selected from those now on duty in the signal serv- ice, including officers detailed from the line and staff of the army. The com- petition for the places is ver: keen, and there are about twenty-five officers eligible for the places. The majorship is a new office and the interest centeci largely in the selection of the officer for tha; rank. The board has called upon Gen. Greel-, the chief sigual officer, for information touching the personal’ records of the candidates, including their rank in weather prediction, the preparation of meteorological information, work in military signaling and the various other branches of the signal service. By the terms of the act preference in appointment is to be given to the officers having the best record for valuable service. The board will make its recommendations to the President through the chief signal officer. Officers fail- ing of selection to the new corps will retain their present commissions and be transferred to the regular army. The session of the board today was prelimin- ary and it is probable that it will occupy at least & week in the work of reorganization. A FINE FLORAL DISPLAY. The Elaborate Chrysanthemum Exhibit of Small & Sons. The chrysanthemum show in the ware rooms of Small & Sons, at the corner of ith and G Streets northwest, is the most luxuriant and elaborate floral exhibit ever made in this city. ‘The arrangement of the immense number of plants of this beautiful flower is most artistic, aud the size of the blossoms and the varied tints show to what a high degree of excellence the culture of this plant has arrived. Several new varieties now challenge admir tion and among them may be mentioned the Minnie Wanamaker, with massive blooms of the purest white; the President Harrison, a purplish flower with incurring petals; the Lillian Bird, Andrew Carnegie, Mrs. Alpheus Hardy, Tokio, Ada Spaulding, W. H. Lincoln, Oceola, Martha Harvey, Mrs. Irving Clarke and Wm. Bowers, are varieties to which especial attention has been given. ‘There is also a fine display of roses and other rare flowers and a new variety,a white La France rose, is attracting marked attention on account of its beauty and fragrance. In the window is the most elaborate piece of floral architecture ever witnessed here—a com- plete representation of the Capitol, with wings aud dome,with its goddess of liberty. At night ‘this ia lit up with incandescent electric lights and the effect is marvellously beautiful In front is @ fine representation of landscape gar- dening, with plants of various kinds apparently growing luxuriantly. The whole exhibit is by far the finest floral display ever attempted here, and although it only opened yesterday it has already been wit- messed by thousands. It will continue during this week. * Disorderly Conduct on a Street Car. Today im the Police Court Detective Mabon appeared as « witness in the case of Robert Mortou, the colored meseenger in the Post Office Department, who was tried yesterday for alleged disorderly conduct on an avenue car Sunday, as published in yesterday's Stak. Tho officer testified that Morton was under the in- fluence of liquor at the time of the alleged dis- order. The defendaut again denied that be was under the influence of liquor, and said he had just come from the Evenezer Church, where be had taken part in the services. None ef the church le were called as witnesses, Judge Miller spoke of the rights of passengers en street cars and the duties of the conductors aad fined Morton ¢5._ Violation of the Building Regulations. ‘This morning in the Police Court John F. Ryder was charged with « violation of the building regulations in having “failed, ne- giected and refused to remove and tear down structure im rear of premises No. 421 and 423 Now Jersey avente, said structure having been for more than thirty days condemned as dangerous by the inspector of buildings.” Mr. liyder plead not guilty. Assistant Building Luspector King testified that the building in question was condeued in 1886 and that the defendant has failed to comply with the order of the building i to tear itdown. Mr. Ryder testified that he had strengthened th: with bolts, bat Mr. King said the wall could not be strengthened in that way. It came out m the evidence that a building is to be erected next to the condemned structure, and that a dispute as to the value of the party SN ie een ie em jadge iF disposed ot case by pesing «fine of $10, and notified Mr. Kyder that the law provides a penalty of $100 a day for maintaining the wall! in the con- dition described by Mr. King. a Edwin Booth and Lawrence Barrett George, near they will erect a cottage for welves and their families, i SHOOTI STARS. THE WORLD'S War. Laugh and the world laughs with you; Weep, and you weep alone; There's scarcely a vote in the whole House now, ‘That we can call our own. [From “Dead Sea Fruit.” Thomas Bracket McKinley.) ® threnody by 18 soctety. Daughter—‘‘Mamma, what was the name of the new plant we got from the florist’s today.” Mamma—“Really, daughter, I don’t know; but I should think you could find it in the En- cyclopedia Botannica that the bookseller sent up yesterday.” AT THE THEATER. Mr. Repub—sarcastically: ‘Good heavens, Mollie, couldn't you get a higher bonnet than that?” Mrs. R.—meekly: “I presume I might, dear, but a tariff reaction has setin since last Tues- day.” Mr. Oyster, who ran for Congress on the republican ticket in Pennsylvania, is wondering now if he isn’t really a clam, AN END OF ALL THINGS, Reed—with a broad emile to McKinley: “Good morning, Willie! How are you?” McK.—in mourning: “What's the matter? Why so merry?” Reed: “Oh, I feel better since Sunday. The democrats have quit voting. The Pole who wants $40,000,000 out of Wash- ington must be some relation to the telegraph pole which owned the town for a long time. ONLY ONE KIND. Mr. Jones: “I see that my friend Beltzhoover has been elected to Congress.” Mrs. Jones: ‘Is he # democrat or repub- ican?” Mr. Jones--with infinite pity: “Well, I'm sorry for you. Haven't you heard about last Tuesday?” GENUINE FOOT BALL PLEASURE. Bobby: ‘Well, Popsy, old boy, our side won in the foot ball match.” Indulgent Father—who played once himself: “Yes? Were you in 1t?" Bobby: “You bet I was.” LF nd didn’t get your nose smashed, or your jaw broken, or your leg fractured, or your epidermis peeled, or your head cracked, or your eye punched out, or arib kicked in, or your arm dislocated, or—" Bobby—aghast: “Why, certainly not, Pops.” LF.—in disgust: “Pshaw, you didn't have any fun at all, did you?” The report that the song has been withdrawn from the market is A-Rooneyous. CONSENT AND ONE CENT. Mr. Dudely: “Will you give your consent, sir, to my marriage with your daughter?’ Mr. Dollar: “Yes, but you don't get another cent.” —————_—_-e-+______ he Rebellion Records. In its annual report to the Secretary of War the board of publication of the rebellion records says that as the chief purpose of the act of March 2, 1899, was to expedite the publi- cation of the work, it was determined to de- vote « large part of the appropriation for the year to the printing and distribution of vol- umes already in type. With this end in view ten books were published and distributed, con- taining the accounts of the Chancellorsville and Gettysburg campaigns and the important sieges of Vicksburg and Port Hudson. ‘The other departments of the work, however, were not neglected, and the force employed in stereotyping, indeximg and compilation was kept steadily at work during the year. Asa result seven books were stereotyped, carryin the official accounts to the end of 1863, an twelve book; were indexed, of which eleven were practically ready for publication at the close of the fiscal year. ‘The compilation of the second series, relating to prisoners of war, and the volumes of the first series, relating to tho operations of the year 1864, were carried forward as rapidly as possibie by the limited force available. American Meat Products in England. Secretary Rusk has received the fullest in- formation relative to the action of Mr. Chaplin, the British minister of agriculture, who is op- posing propositions looking to the removal of the restrictions of the British government now in force against the importation of American live cattle. The Secretary is notat ail dis- turbed over the matter, but believes that it will be only @ little while before the British government will of necessity be compelled by British business centiment to deal justly with American meat products. Division of the Richmond Diocese. The Protestant Episcopal convention of Vir- ginia will convene in Richmond in 1892 and not 1891, as published. One of the most im- portant questions that will come before it and which is now being agitated will be the propo- sition to divide the diocese of Virginia into two, probubly three dioceses instead of one, as at present. It is probable. though, that the diocese will be simply divided into two—an eastern and a western diocese. ——— GEORGETOWN. Krttep By a Brow on tur Heap.—The death of William Johnson, colored, which occurred Saturday evening, has given rise to a suspicion of foul play. Coroner Patterson held an autopsy upon the remains yesterday afternoon, after which an inquest was deemed necessary. ‘The jury. after hearing the evidence, rendered the following verdict: “The said William Johnson came to his death from inflammation of the brain caused by a blow upon the head inflicted in some manner unknown to the jury.” The — are investigating the case, ‘A hatchet was found in the room on Herring Hill where Johnson died, which it is believed was the instrument used, but by whom is not known, for Johnson was found alone after he was . injured and unable to talk. The case was brought tothe attention of Lieut. Holling- berger by the application of the friends of deceased for a permit to move the body from the place he died to his home in Garrett's alley between Prospect and N. 34th and 35th streets. It was ascertained that the deceased had been attended by Dr. Rich, who had given a certifi- cate that death was caused by, meumonia. Dr. Rich was called Saturday and found the patient in a dark room unable to speak, and, from symptoms of lockjaw, was inclined to the be- hef that he had been injured. He thereupon questioned Johnson, who was conscious, al- though unable to speak. By shaking his head he seemed to deny that he had been injured in any way. Dr. Rich then further examined him and ascertaining that his lungs were congested treated him for pneumonia, In a few hours Johnson died. The police bad learned that there was over the eye of the deceased a bruise made with some instrument and it was deemed best to hold an inquest and an autopsy. The latter revealed the cause of death to be inflam- mation of the brain resulting from the blow and the Jory 80 found. Save or Hiou Sraezt Prorgnty.—The lot on which is the old brick building on $2d (High) street, known as the Montgomery House, was sold a day or two ago for $1.26 a square foot, The haser, Mr. Richard Goldsborough, it is said, intends to erect @ hotel upon the site now occupied by the old landmark. Porice Count SenTences.—In the case of James Green, the colored man whose house in Fowler's aliey was raided Saturday night, a charge of keeping « disorderly house was tried in the Police Court yesterday and Judge Mil- Jer fined him @25 or 30 days in jail. The court also heard the case of Willam Pool, the col- ered man arrested on « charge of cutting Laura Jobuson, and imposed « sentence of or 15 day Re the ninety-second monthly meeting of the Citizens’ Equitable Building Association held at Cropley’s Hall last night, fifty-five shares of stock was sold at 164 per share. ara fight near the M stroct bridge yesterday was a fight near Ti en tnd ‘colored near the afternoon between some white The white were bridge waiting for Tax Stan when the colored boys started the 5 ____ WANTED--HELP. _WANTED—SITUATIONS. _FOR_RENT-—ROOMS. FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR_RENT_-HOUSES. WAXTED-EXPERIENCED YOUNG PERBON WWxiebs EAARESELS RUE Sna™ UR Fe R RENT—TWO LARGE FINELY FINISHED RENT-BY YEAR—1613 8 ST. N.W. A RENT—212 ARTHUK PLACE. BRICK. TWO ¥! rstands bouquet ‘as housemaid or housekeeper. Call ‘at unfurnished ‘second floor. Also tractive 7-room house. handsomely papers stories and cellar; 7 rooms beth; ail te floral 442 9th st uw. nil. 1 T 210-¥0"_ | wird floor. apply 1122 16th st. .w. aioe der mo. SWORMSTEDT & ERADLEL. Ooi | imp 82540. Hl WANSER'S COn “un tna” WASTER atin REIZE QIKL (FOR GENERAL | Wy ANTED— EMPLOTERS FOR EXPERIENCED | HOR RENT—800 117TH ST. XW, DET_H AND T -BL1-Ot_ | F5OR RENT—FURNIBHED No. 6 OWA CIRCLE” housework in family of t 7 13th stow, ts. itions delichtful second. it with board: ‘T= 7 om vain apd 3 ee ee sees a iy Ing ELLGENGR rF ick, Products freah from the fatus Mra IGOR uIiot | Roe nt, Us te ST SE NINE Mingujrs | eleanor: electric Welln” team tea eT Gat seer: TED-A LADY | PIANIST FOR, PRIVATE | “oai-lat* . 2 i RENT-FURNISHED PARLOR AND BED eae RERICPUVATE EES lt = esses in daw : ‘op. sood tim p= eo es room on first y lady own use. on I at. iT—PRIVATE RESIDEN 1812 CONN able to read at iis ‘Box 3 Star office. ANTED-SITUATION, BY AN EXPERIENCED ui rf able. Also c >. < 7 bie sight Address Want to Gales ioe . — able for gentleman; price reasonable. Also i 2 site Fooms: all mod. imp. : in coguplete order; ANTED—YOU IN ne 3, ces furnished; osly , those = = oT, FURS y Year tos private family only Kent, SO per W. oF du ater patty ote ast beet” ae wet ni room needapply. E Geer eal $F? comuunta ST.: FURNISHED | year. 3. FRED KELP EN 5s oes ann alle i and x 5, | e geahanatieamsaseeeconasine B1i-st* WANSTED_TWO SALESLADIES WHO UNDER- stand and fanc; ;, also seamstress; steady works at SH RING'S, BOGS MM ates Ges town, D.C. a WaxteDo EN COOKS. 810 TO 675, CHAM- away; Waiters, Drivers or Farm Hands: Colored Men Cooks SAM'L A. COOMBS, ¥26 F st. a. nll-2t* WARTED—COOKS, '¢10 TO 675; 1 Ni K LAUNDRESS, chamber ‘waitress, 1 ‘seamstress, butlers, coac! ‘bell vaiters, aif house work? ers or tautlons hotels DICKS, O13 Tub ot nw. B11-6t" WANTED warre WOMEN COOKS, 100 MEN, houseworkerty aurmer girie'to. learn ‘radon, Opstet nase UTM earn. ovat dosmerertery permesigre 1 ite ates, oyster WASTED —,WOMEN, MEN AND BOYS: ALL a of Mg rpg gpg Agere good situations; bi ; car fare free: services S*BUWIE'S, 62U 17th et. 2.We second Noor. ray ANTED-A SALESLADY IN A DRY GOODS store. “Apply after G o'clook at 1610 14th st WANTED. BOY 17 OW IN TO LEARN THE drug business. S, WILLIAMS & CO. n11-st —A GEKMAN GIKL FOR GENERAL family of two. Call bet. 11 a.m. My and 4 p.m. at 1 bat. ww. m1-zir ANTED—WHITE COACHMAN, $50, WHITE A) footman, ler, $40; lady short- band and typewriter at ouce, DIUK'S AGENCY, 613 - BW. 7th WWANTED—G00p cCAuPENTER AT 433 107 Wirins Galtafter Serciock pain it" ‘ED—A WHIT WOMAN LO NURSE AND herself generally useful, Apply at 221, 3d ANTED-WHITE DOY THAT UNDERSTANDS Printing for hotel; also Steuographer aud Wpewriter with machine ab ouce, DICK's HOTEL AGENCY. ie WEANTED—O8 & YOUNG LADY ENGLISH LiS- sons in exchange of Propel or Spanis; uone but thone well versed iu the Jauguawe need apply. Call at MADAME KiTIPS, 1110 Coun. ay ‘ANTED—YOUNG MAN OF GOOD CHARACTE! must (be good easy penman and arithuetict. salary for first six months $200 per year, with an in- crease as merited. MOWELL, Star office.” B11-20" W titted wares, ‘app to BERNARD KESIEI an waxes. MANN, 1000 Tdtuakinwe it* ANTED—AN EXPERIENG VV uone other need apply. 122036 7th st. uw. 11°” ANTED—A YOUNG MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS the clot business, Apply at once, BTKAS- BURGEL'S, 111 at x Aid and 1116 F WANLEDIA GOOD SKLUT HAND, ONE THAT understands draping: wood pay, ‘to first-class hand. Apply atouce ty J, KRAMAK, 1114 and 1116 F at., upstairs. it Db DRESSMAK: Ws, 'D—A WHITE BOY 17 OR 18 YEARS OLD fo drive a wagon aud do general work iu a grocery store. Address Box 27, Star office. nli-ut* V ANJED—A FIRST-CLASS COLORED 3 best references required ; also Woman to assist in chamber work and washing, Call at 1617 Hi ni l-st* V ANTED — IMMEDIATELY — WHI! MW ‘for cutid one year old. Apply 1004 L.w.1* WANTED — TWO OR THREE FIRNT-CLans Walst Lauds at Mrs. MY. HART'S, 400 11th at. BW. V ANTED-TWO Goop BoLIc ‘ORS FOR BP cial work at ouce; good references requit - ply at Dally Post from Stulzam. tia ANIEKD—A YOUNG MAN IN A GRUCERY Li serectee cg cut meats and make bimeulf gen- erally useful rose, wi reterences, GKOC! * dtar office. State salary expected. it WASZED—A WHITE WOMAN FOR GENERAL housework. Apply immediately at 204 A st. y nw. V y ANT DA GOOD gysTER 6) v e winter; oo ~ Apply to GUMS, 805 North Capitol st. 2 ANIED—A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE- work for #amall family. Appiy at 1650 oun. e 'CKER; WORK L. MAN- a Ws CARPENTERS. APPLY AT CORNER MWoristhand Com nw. mn-ate WANTED—A WOMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSE. work. must come well recommended. ° Apply 10 10387 1st ntt-de WASTED | BUSINESS "MAN CaPABLE OF Tepresenting to business firma a new line of goods; also assistant manager; $25 week! rinuanent Pomtion. Call 10 o'clock, F. I. STEWART, Supt., 430 7th st. nw, a ANTED—NURSERY MAIDS WILL BE HELPED to youd positions if ‘they attend regularly a course of tree lessons on the care of young children, iven Fridays at 7:30 p.m. in the Christian Home for joung Women, at 404 6th st. Mothers are invited to Mrs, Louise Pollock's tree lectures on “Kind garten in the Nursery," Wednesdays, 3:30 o'clock, at 4017 10th at. n10-2t WAstED. TO SELL THE LATEST elties in buttonhole ‘bouquets: two di samples and particulars 1U cents. M. EKNST, CI laud, Ohio. WANTED (COOKS, CHAMBERMAIDS, NURSES, waitresses, boys aud men for all business, Appit- cations for government and railroad employment fur- uised. | CIE INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, ¥O8 Kn. w. a 5 wax ED—A MAN AND WIFE, WHITE OR colored—she as «ood cook. he as butler; none without reorences need apply at 1703 K at. nw, B10. W ANTED—A NEAT, QUICK SEAMSTRESS TO assist adressmaker. Apply immediately 1820 K stu we a ‘ a n10-2t° Want D—A CLERK IN A Gi ERY 81 ORE; oue who understands cutting meats, Address C.X,, Star office. : ____Bl0-2tr” WANTED SEAMSTRESS AND LADY'S MAID Willing to make herwelf geucrally useful: aust have references, Call for 3 days bet. 1 and 3 o'clock, 1601 Mass. ave. n.w. 110-21" WASTED A YOUNG WHITE MAN Wuo HAS ad experience in furniture store; one that is capabie of repuiriny furniture aud stoves: also to take charge of team and deliver goods. Inquire at store 311 7th st. a.) nl0-2t" ANTED--A RELIABLE WOMAN, WITH GOOD references, capable of general ‘housework, cal find « good home in « small family, with fair waxes, by calling at O17 4th st. uw. 10-2" ANTED—A Di UG CLEKK, WITH ONE OK TWO years” experience. Address, rt salary expected, ACACTA, Star after 3 p.m. WAxTD ar a YOUIN WITH GooD busi. |" FOR RENT.903 IRVING ST. NW... SIX-ROOM 714001 = ne. Only $15 per mo. J. K HEKIFORD, ess experience, a position in which stenography Fe RENT_1400 LST. N.W. FURNISHED. ONE | 14100 at, Lee 5 and typewriting ed. Address G. 1: second-story alcove bay-window room; also | <*19Gst 2 dt _ saared 10:34 story rout and ballroom, with board. li-8. | JOR RENT_FURNISHED. 5 ST. NW 38 ‘\WANTED_BY A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT OR RENT—904 141H ST., OPPOSITE FRA’ and boty pnd basement brick. contaiuine 10 soot roome, 24 fivcr 20 ‘and lady stenographer and Fis fadare, Dicey furnishéd room, second-Aoor | Divhed: @100 Be ee Wee eel LUE | In 9g bounded UF K 1503 Paave 3 writer, with knowledge of eraphaphone, 8 position ront, bay window and alcove. Also third-floor front, 0. B. H. WARNER &CO. 210-3t 25 an office, Address A-R-A., Star ofhica, " "nio-ste | bay window. Mice nll-3t* "| FOR NEXT=154, DIST. 22 Pattern ne Gr Land 15th & 160 ANTED—SITUATIONS FOR COOKS, WAITERS, | JYQK RENT—LARGE FRONT yM, WITH TABLE 4 Wales pi" Next to corner of B and 141i 0900 per annum, WW erciidien santocsrn digas Dade see Feat priguts teal, ines Voueel aa tacit FURNISHED. Kitchen hands, housemen. watchmen, clerks, hostlers, | 2¢' ferences exchanged. nished, 10r. and bath 90 1 New Hamyehire ave omens oo eee FRET NW ee cate: | R103 MUST & HUNGERFORD, 6 tet Kee #150 (Ok KENT—BY RO. HOLTZMAS ANTED_BY TWO SINGLE FRENCH W Yate aud Insurance Broker, 1Uth aud Places : one as cook; thoroughly understands hi business: kitchen muid required, other as lady's muaid. experienced in dresenaking: city refereuces Address tar office, ee WANIED-A SITUATION, WITH A PATENT lawyer, by a young mau who is twenty-two years old; a master machinist and can draw from specifica- tate salary. Address A.HN., Star office. nM 3 with ood table board ; references exchanged. nll-3t* DESIRABLE ROOMS CORNER overlooking Towa Circle; with jeapecially suitable for imember n11-3t* Fh, REST-A NEATLY FURNISHED LARGE front room, suitable for gentleman aud wife or two gentlemen ; room and board, $49 per month. One back room, with board for two, 840, Near twolines of th wt. ws nl 1st! ron Cor. K and 15th riooking MP? Sob Square . Kot. bet. 16th & 17th SM at no 1225 Coun. ave Uh st se, 4r..10. 2istet bet R&S st. over! ‘ANTED-BY A COMPETENT WHITE WOMAN RNISHED HOUSES. le B bot.1 7th & 18th : ~2 ati : Dupeut Cirle 20.3 & position as housekeeper in hotel or prival ‘OK RENT—617 6TH ST. N.W. NEWLY FUR. | 4 Choice Corner tiouse Vtave. ur. 3 N st. bet. Coun, ave, Cons ave tet N ann ine house: cat give best of references. Address Tniehed Foun. en Suite Oe ain gle wither | gtlct-2SFs Per au.@0,000 Yih above Ket, 3 aud 19th st Dupont Circe Sus 3 HOTEL: Star othee, 7-6" | moderate; alse table beara. Dei Sie <a comeranere 9 ye ye aU ee st. ur, Vermontay 123 Conn. ave, ur. Nt KK Lets Sth near H a w.,10:.. ‘TWO LARGE UNFURNISHED COM- F south frout: tour. windows, Le ry gas, hot bath; two porches. 913 G st. n.w.; refs. 1t ) 12th wear KL ave, 9r..65 "00 WANTED—HOUSES. ANTED_A NEW HOUSE; 85,000, TO 96.000; | OK RENT—VURNISHED_FIVE LARGE ROOMS, 3 68 81,800; on the Met. branch of B.and 0.! bal. auod |“ ~ si ridin il steam, from $20 to 6100 ey ° Per annuum sud intercst. Address LLM. Q., Star ofice. NST. CHEAP IF r cone Palio Meee pleasani unfurnished ia Re Cea 280 - ANTED—A LADY W IKE TO JOIN | without childrens id heat; euttabi Tight | 2026Conn. ave, Ot. Snub © ime vy, thother lady in renting a furnialied house, AY, Al. in iO eee ee ecnmeedied tad otha bear Dujont 1h diet 1k Rs 108 n i a ‘rele. 67 Het bet. Twine FPOk BENT 917K st. NW. ROOMS, FUR STABLES. 1 ae ae: Mast bei To b ay t 1st z 15th st, bet. O & Psta..10 BULLETINS CAN PR OBTAINED at orn or. 1020 Conn. ev. ¢rear). 825 | 10" n10 te Ww ANTED-PARTIES HAVING HOUSES OR LOTS a fe tate ti hte purchasers for nen ‘ull descr Eid terihs af once tote STALGARDTER, G13 ‘Conn. ev. freart..@30 10th and Fetenw, ished or unfurnished; privilex of housekeey ing; 5 terms moderate. RO. HOLTZMA’ ath st. | WIOK RENT—2318 G ST. N.W. TWO UNFUR- OR RENT—FURNINI SEW FURNITURE | F1GK, THESE HOURER CAN ME INSPROTAD nw. * 033-1in~ nished rooms; uice location: wear herdics ro {uroughout The conveniently located house, ONLY BY FERMI Pa SOR a PPICE ‘ANTED—1 AM HAVING DAILY APPLIcA- | °**. Ie toed will tee rerkten ee gto tps : Bewly fur. 18.41 y By apts ETT ee oP, be rent to wood parties for the term of ni-¢.tu.th 1003 benn ave pow, tions for houses in all purts of the city by parties | PxOn RENT—IN NEW Two xg r E200 1 51 ; ———— a denring. to rent and algo by. partion demining | Bante tot, SEY HOUSE, TWO LARGE FCR- Sem NORA WAHL SAP NDERS | POE BENT HOUSE 2508 TENN. avi. x.wo to purchase both houses and lota Houses placed | venient; private familly. “GUS wiok meee Mes rete 10-3 10 r ail mod. impe.: furnace. hot . with me for rout will receive the best attention. : ae = ‘MILLER, 1213 FST. N.W, | Nateron 3 foom,; Dearly Dew. Aad. dh tues Taxes, water rents, insurance repairs and other inci- ‘OR RENT—NEAR PUPONT CIRCLE, FUR. ew building with commodious lot 13 Penn. ave. 630-001 dental matters site: to without extra cost to Dished or unfurnished, a fine large room op third | tached on st. between i7th od TSth ste. n. DOR RENT—BY Cc. ODE: Erupcky plese with ies ter onis sma zeatwnl | Move; aloo kul chore anions ae Donne ate | Butiding is 1 tt. fromt by 54 ft. deep, two stores high; | FTO" REL IBN, SH PICKLING, RhaL board be liberally” advertised. "GLO. -H. LINKING, B00 | faunly. “Inquire at 2109 0 st BLL-3t* | suitabie for planing or kindling ‘wood mull ped a ee me DC th at. 2 i 1 it. Dor, Se ee 34th.br, wan HOUSES FROM 84,500 T 16.000; a. also Lots in Washington and Lanier Heights, ACKER & GADSBY, aul3 1008 F'st. nw. KR RENT—SOULHWEST CORNER MASS. AVE, | MOUst_ aud 10th st. unfurnished rooms, single or en suite; also Englisu basement rooius suitable for offices, Feferences. all (OK RENT-SEVERAL NICELY FURNISHED = ity, ews RIED oF without good board, in private f and bath ; @60 per month. a. BANMAS NEW HOUSE; 10 ROOMS. JUST ITED—ROQO x At 1027 oth at. uw. References required 11 pleted rr i = M a I" comy 240; 902 Ast. ae. Apply D. N. : WANTED—ROOMS _| POR, SEM nae CF CMNSMLD nooTE WALFORD. 4071 ee frovery on vur bose = aria SENIBHED ROOMS th, heat and gas; $15. Inquire at 448, JOR KENT OR SALI W THREE-STORY AND s. {i liekt housekeeping: northeast prererred. ads | a 2%. after 4 orlork. mos | Re tregt bene 1d tome ae RAND ©. FICKLANG. dress, stating price, C.B.A., Star office, aL 1-2" {OK RENT —1404 LST. N- ments, 473 Fat. e.w ” Apply ou premises. n10-6t® FOUK ROOM FRAME = = ea = lirnished rooms, single 5 — apa wre m4 WANTED BY A SMALL FAMILY, ‘WO FUR, OR erate fires near the Pordand” ° FS ISHED. papered nicely ; good unfur. connecting rooms, with board: in a private Fists in “The Milton” family preferred: ‘witht short distauce of Mari , : TWO FURNISHED ROOMS SINGLE H st. bet. 17th and HEKRON & RAMEY, «| Foe space. Address Box 10, Star office, sn 11-i3t* te. 1622 19th st., at Dupont Circle. I sth ate. _28-3t 1307 Feat uw. WANTED GRY, A GENTLEMAN, WITH WIFE, | 320 a = ______ | 1344 Vermont's: TOK RENT _, 4TH AND CORCOMAN sts ‘all ‘child an y, three or four comfortal ¢ | FOR BENT—NICELY FUKNISHED FRONT ROOM, oI F dan Dortheast corner, . uttat ic inte avin: drafray ch aacgnd fy, for Hurt | eh Dura Yo aratang witeor tec ecpis ss | ataen av, bet 17asan NED: Rttocge ORK Shot sr 8 mena ‘ ee | anew . 7th and_ Joe : hood aud in house with good people, Address kivinig | st nw. UNM OF Withouk board. S17 J08h | | Ath wig... 8700 k st nw. JOR KENT—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED SUITE with large alcove furnished as sitting room; 30; every convenience: 2d floor; near departments: avenue care end herdics at corner. 2022 F at nw. nid-st* 16th st., corner liouse. BLL. av nr, Coun, 39th st & Jeff. Conn. ave. near S Towa Circie.. Cona. av, ur. F 15th st. bet terms, Box 76, Star office, nl RNISHED COMMUNT- catini, roomy suitable | for light housekeeping where privacy is assured, “Address box 124, Star ot- ce. B10- Fok BEXT-SEVEN NEW SIX-ROOM BRICKS ater, Just completed; 1st.s.w. Price ¢ inonth ©. H. PAu EK, Cor. 43g and E #tas. w. 4% SW, 8 KS. & STABLE ¢ WO K bet. 13th & 14th ate 100 109 eS et VOR RENT—2030 G—FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH 79 Euclid place... a Le a ae a AER Qucar 18th st, 08 Het. ne. ur. Tl “Cag a ‘7 adults west of 14th street; references exchanged; | Herdics pass the door n1o BITCH, FOX & BROWS . 6 rooms > state price, Address W. I. P., Star office. n10-st* | Arable boked sts Coe tonth. n10-3t* Fes : PARKEIL cor diy and Fata awe” ANTED—A YOUNG SINGLE MAN WISHES | 7 = = . a —— = Z oe Wie reaitntned ant neriea, eAsnatentie | OK RESTLAMGE FRONT ROBIE: ALL CON” Foe BEX FURS isaey 4 vino pesunanicd rooms, as sitting room ‘and sleeping’ roum, with heat and gas and use of bath room: without meals; west section; with private family. Address A) W., Star office. nlo-3t* S-room brick near [ t Circle; sll modern tun- onth by the Fe ¥ & WHITING, 1320 F st. nw {OK LEASE—ONF OF THE CHOICEST OF TH new house, 1011 G_ st. n10-3t* AND AVE. THREE furnished rooms on southern exposure; aw. é i FOR RENT 713 RHOD! bright, cheerful and nicel; == a 24 floor; convenient to both 7th and Pth-street care shington circle; deat ee, ene Just north « WANTED—LOTS. “n10-3¢ ae nah ea! Foouin all shod. tinpe; Batural'wovd’ tins” wit > = cpp | WOR RE: 'T SIDE ROOM AND SUITE OF be papered throughout, Re FROM parlors back: all on “2d floor; room on 3d floor; prices $12, 815, 830; house is north aud south: every. 33 L st now. 8-3 SOMELY FURNISHED ith alcove bay window: aiso WANTED 7 DESIRABLE, AND LOW - PRICED ‘building lots im any xood renting section of city , ‘heap unimproved alley property. HODGES 13075 F st. new. ni1-ot WANTED LOT. AT A, BARGAIN, FROM ONE si __B. H. WARNER & ©. Roe BENT—BY THOMAS E WaGcaman, % Hei Esteve Broker, 917 4 st now, HOUSES. oh 7. -10.50 126 Madisob al. u.w 4r,w. 10119 Law, or. 2D who wilt take horse and carriage on'cash payment: ons : e i i a st now, (fur), 616 Me located northwest or Mount Pleasant; hear cars; stave 2 an oe sie FOE, BENI—T Wo HOUSES, ONE FURNISHED 8250 6 a ee 717 11TH ST. N.W., LARGE FRONT | inquire of PUSTMASTER Ge bosons oe aes nee x awin NAREE 7 . N.W., LARGE FRON TER a or Keusiuetou WANTED AS AN INVESTMENT, A SUITABLE | F¥'room; steam Beat; furnished wicely. Hent @70 | und OMe Call et anes, ene it for soenatl Feuidence, ot Brice ransing trom per month, ng-3t* | = = 7 oe x 3, the = iD an of K | BE? Seen Si — RMON = OPI Snd°west of L0th ‘street name‘location, size ‘and | J{OR KENT—HANDSOMELY FURNIAWED ROOMS, uitable for first-class board- rooms cine CASH M. : 10-3" on second and third floors, with board. Also ing house, club or Lusiuess offices. ply to HT i ae ee eee & JOHNSTON, 1503 Pa uve. — meted a TER DD) TE JOR RENT — BEAUTIFUL ROOMS, x ST. 8. A yt WANTED MISCELLANEOUS ‘ished or unfurnished, necoud, floor: new hove i catabliainent or ‘creauety 8 rooms = = = = north and south exposure; ate family ; conver large stable, di L < ANTED—TO RENT FOL & TERM OF YEARS, | to Treasury, Wan State ad Navy bene fable, avin. w.6r, WwW ‘® hotel, furnished; state location, number of 4 ; ” . GH. Mg and Fete. aw. th wt. Wa Gr. A.D. ASHFOKD, —— 58-3 JOR RENT— ‘ = pert OS i Lockport, N. ¥, eee 225 N.W. Peay ay Cale! Siting House No. 16 P st. n.w., 6 rooms, bath, latrobe, 7 = Se shed rooms on first floor suitable for housekeep- | range, &c.; price 820 per uiouth- also store snd ods pn ers ing. with use of back yard. nese | Ist B.W., 816 per month. Fy = ee iee.,Gr. 21 HOST. N.W.; 9 Apply on nB-3t QOk KEN N A HOUSE WITH FOREIGNERS— £ two large furuished rocins, que first fluor: bay win low: southern exposure; one tlird floor front, excel. lont table board: ref. 1438 L st. nese F O22 ENT—15)4 K St. THREE COMMUNI- cating rooms on 2d floor for rent with board: also rooms on 3d floor. nB-3t" FOR BENT- ONE OK TWO ROOMS, 3D STORY, one and handsome: heat, bath, sas; refs euces exchanged. Apply at 1326 1<th st.b.w. ‘uB-3t" Kk BENT—BRIGHT BEAUTIFUL FLATS OR rooms singly: new house; furnished or unfur- nished; furnace heat and open grates; near depart- ments, &c.; ono basement room with private en- trance. 213C nw. ai ticlars apply to BENJ. P, Coma orbicrs, F& RENT_FURNISHED-1518 12 468 La ave., first floor, Y rooms and bath; for 5 mouths, § Premises. i }0k KENT—UNFORNISHED, T a.w., next cor. 9th; 21 Towa circle, 16r. 138 Or. z 104 Vi av.Sr&b. 7th st., front $d floor a KR RENT —A BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED ABC Behe may ‘house, “with all oder (— ents aud cuuveniences, on K st. bet. 17 BH. KOBERTSON, 1915 Hat Melee Str. &dwe. 1609 17th at. LW. ‘Store rodm 1541 Ms. RILEY, Oakdale, Mont ite _BB-3t ANTEDCHORSES TO BOAKD FOR THE WIN: id water: careful E ino. H. Gheen, liverymun, Gs ‘7th, * Address E. C. HOUGH, 1006 N st. nw. 3 ANTED—H. BAUM PAYS THE HIGHES? CASH Prices for Furniture, Carpets, Feather Beds Office and Store Fixtures, Eutire Housebolds a specialty, Address 314 Uth at, n.w. oe Be WANTED HIGHEST CASH VALUE PAID FoR Furniture, Carpots, Stoves, Large and Sinall Stocks of Merchandise, St ‘ont Fixtures, Cail us or address A. C. WINSTO: nw. ANTED--500,000 BOTTLES OF ALL KINDS; : SE a ——e (OR RENT—FUENISHED—A VERY DESIRABLE Whiiberal paces pela. Bend postal too ECL OB RENT—PARLOR AND BED ROOM ON 2D | H large commodious uiodern house on NH : EConaS det nw oeee Free: handsomely furnished, 735 13th st, n.w. | Dupont Circle, BH. ROBERTSON, 1515 et aed Oe anne xe c as it . . ‘above isoniy a portion of the property on my N’ a. Db AY -— ———— — Wixi work tuitmatiremsctadeover sneltenid: | JZOR RENT—13%4 NEW YORK AVE NWS are | books. “For suit Tast call'st Chice tur Vallee Smvued on the Istand 20th. feathers renovated; lowest prices and best work; send ua large, nicely furnished rooms on second floor with 30 Roztal {or sumplos and eatiuutes “THE “CAPITAL” | board uite or single: large closets; central locs- 4 tion. ‘Table boarders desired. Keferences exchanged. 6 rooms.,v.und », THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. z % ¢., 6 rooms and b., all ips. m x ok RENT— NEW . D , (ATIHESS AND UPHOLSTERY HOUSE ty and | tow, 7 “SOUS F. DONOHUE, 313 Last Captiol st.” | E’Souse near Went eton ees Ne ATE ANTED_IT UNDERSTOOD THAT WE HAVE K RENT—1021 G ST. NW. PARLOR FLOOR | ROK RENT —35 WESTMINSIER ST. N.W.-9| {heyeues Anni et Dupont circle ——w more cigars than we want aud we will sell ciears ‘and rooms; en suite or single; all nicely furnished; Fooms and bath. all ii.i.; taces south,which makes ‘im L ES EARLY, 603 14th st. by box between now and 16th of Novem! percent | first-class neighborhood, nb-ste ' | the Sree bright aud pleasuit; rent, 945. 4. . cow, off. ‘Lhat $1 box of 50 cigars, BICKLE’S Old Stand, HOR KRENT-IN 5 USE, ON {NISHED _ub-4t BAKNES & WEAV EK, 629 F st. 1Pa.uve 81 9-3ui* ANTED—HORSES TO PASTURE AND WINTER grain fed; first-class pasture and attention. ket- ‘Burchell, Justice Stroy. Address H. Camp Springs, Md., or COOK'S STABLE, 2m WANTED — HORSES To WINTER; TWENTY Years’ experience; box stal quired. Order vox 311i th st. les out. O. H. P, CLARK, Sligo, Md. o: 109 Nae..Gr. &cellar 50 1502 1 | oF unfurnished room: well lighted and heated: | FYO KENT—916 T ST. NW Lath adjoining; private family. 943.0 st u.w. mB-Jt* Bae ee ast, been com {OK RENT_HANDSOMELY FURNISHED , mod. conveniences; reut $47.5 rooms; siugle OF en suite, at 1209 Ost, n.w. Prices At Ni YEAVER, 629 Hat fates a s-4 BARNES & WEAVER, 629 F at. FoR Est DOUBLE PARLOKS, FIKST FLOOR; southern exposure: handsomely furnithed. Also two larwe connecting’ rooms: lange closcts; secoud V erences: N. W ‘B. BIKD, wth and f ats. u.w. w..25.30' and cell uG-liu SWOKMSTEDT & BRAD WANTED | AN ACTIVE COLORED |TABLE waiter 10 wait ina diniug room. Call 1410 New York avi n10-21* CTORS; SAL- boy. Apply be- Kooms 3 and 4. W3X2ED“IWO COLORED WOMEN TO GO TO Massachusetts as cook and housemaid in medium- sized private fainily; those from the country preferred. Apply for several days, in the forenoon, at 15 Jut at. 1.0. n8-3t* a0. WANTED A GEEMAN GIRL” FOR GENERAL. housework in a small family; wages 810. 614 B at, ne. nB-3t? WANTED GENTLEMEN OF GOOD ADDKESS, thoroughly acquainted with canvassing, will Aud it to their advantage to call on GEBBIK & BRO Pacific building, Koom 6, DS-3t ;ANTED—WOMAN FOK GENERAL HOUSE work in suali family: references required; will luquire at office of &. L. MAT- it. nw BS-St ANTED—DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT BU- reau, conducted Ly ladies—Men and Women, white and colorvd, for all kinds of domestic labor, city snd states with reforoucus mewoved to 70 L atu. w. 011-30 N, NTED-MEN OF solicit life insurau ary guaranteed eRDOWMENT “As- 1 J ae n7-6t_ yy ANTED—LEAKNEL FOR PROF. CHRIST- ner’s International Taylor System : with any inch le or tape measure alone, us all Scicutific tailors cnt; atterns and msterials cut and ma given by Mme. 5. J. MESSER, 1403 _ WANTED—SITUATIONS WASHINGTON BENEFICIAL SOCIATION, 419 10th st, n.w. V ih todo at home, 1:28 dropping a postal card. ou ANTED — NIGHT EMPLOYMENT, BY steady, reliable, uniddie-aged man, wood qualifica- tions (overnment employe). Address, stating nature of employment and compensation, Dox 8, Star ollice. lis WASTED — AT, HEADQUARTERS POBITIONS for Cooks, Chamber Mald. Waitress, Laundremes and Nurses, Seamstress, Meu Waiters, Cooks, Coach mm Butlers, BAM'L A. COOMBS, 926 Fst. a.: WANIED=60 3 TO DICK’S AGENCY FOR COOKS, soy, unis, nutrues, laundress. house workers, but: ra, coschinen, waiters, footiuen. farm and _dairy- all uave references from last place. 6138 7th ns WANTED SITUATION ABS NURSE BY A COM- petent, reliabio white woman; satisfactory refer- ence given.” Address KEL, Star office. nli-zt* WANTED—A PLACE TO COOK AND ASSIST IN ‘washing and ironing, Call or address 11% Union court nw. WARIED BY A YOUNG Lapy oF Faih EDUCA {iou, employment of some kind. Address 234 1st stse. a a1i-st* to teach English ; refa. ¢: ‘Addrom Mina G1UBON, Detuesda: Moise Coe Md-1 3? NTED—BY STRESS, A POSITION AS children; best class ANTED “DY a aee vA Noes. Audcoas EST tliieNb, star ofies, Lis KSPECTABLE COLOKED ‘chabermaid; nurse or address 2806 Dumbarton ove., ANTED — BY A GERMAN GIRL, SITUATION ber ‘maid in fomily; ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMA’ sales’ of tamily weahing todo ethome. tre BY BESPECTABLK AW! clans chaupermiaid of gov, cee putea on Tithe Lee mw. al ANTED—FAMILY SEWING; Winston's speat of Adsirees Wi Q Star othen es ee of t- nw. floor; house newly furnished; il modern -conven- iences; gentlemen preferred. 717 H st. uw. uB-3t" —ASMALL PRIVATE FAMILY WILL ; ik. $d st. Gr, W. 18.0 ‘OK RKENT- THOKOUG ner Lonse 10 the h.w {wining aud comfort; 22 reome, 3 bath oom WANTED — AT ROOM 12, CORCORAN BUILD- pag trausiations and steuography to i267 1001 26th at, Try w , Tenn. av-, 61 y " ‘ o ished Foom or suite (without board) to a 13 &e. ; price, 8350 pu ey yin Siounderton's Shoriands“nvewmiter nos, eth | eeulounn wilh gvod referee: Abpiy 10zO Torment | 1g 138 gf Ree O00 pee meats AMET ADEN coed eee See a ave. ae RY + “ " = - ; 5 = = . 951 6 JOR RENT THOROUGHLY FURNISHED HOUSE Sees ates O40 0.81. XW: | FOR RENT—A NICE. LARGE, LIGHT OFFICE: | 10 218 Recs Toca ot. bot aed a ee ee oe chimneys operate satisfactorily or no pay, dive windows; entrance from street. Aisu two sec: | 100: E eee &e.; 200 per month, and spouting and Job work done with dispateb. fk og ball zone ms one fourth floor front; ead i¢ 2) ud-7t & ABEKT, 1108 G st. nw. oL -W. 5 = . _ol ST Cra eae : : 4 Ok REN KR RENT—1023 AND 1025 VERMONT AVE,, | 2. r * | FS orders by mail promptly filed, Mra: Fok. are ey: | en suite or single; location and table first class: per: —— 19th and sta. nw. Genera kaent aloe ee. * A ciisiine” | mument or trausii for heads departmenta., je TBY A a. Ware a ao0 Bap LE yD TED. SeT GOR RENT—911 EIGHTEENTH vs " ry BEALE’S STOCK Farm, the homeof Prince Orloff and Wilkes handsome suite, parlor and chaiuber on first floor Stallion ruxton; 7 miles north of Washington ; good = Eiht ¥ roomie aud stables all in newly furni house and jocation strictly frst : nim y 5 : - ROK KENT — COMPLETELY FURNISHED—1501 stabling and feed im winter, with caretul attention at | Class: small family; moderate price. nB-3t For stulllist sppiy so WASCOTT & WI * mms aid od. Si mica," Ordpa lett at Clarke's 24 | [ook KENT—1307 K 8T., FRANKLI ARE, | _28 we t07 Pe. Ki st., 10 rooms and bath; mod. ips; south frout; G st.n.w., or Musr: attractive locality: be mer ‘ nicely furnished rooms ‘on second Boor ca cemeaag amaa rivate | >- Un? — nl-lw* W..will be promptiy attouded Ww, GROUGE C, DUILN changed. vate | On RENT_UNFUKNINHED. M rs Manager, Eivaruvities Ma. va eee ae 1829 M st Dew, 1 | JQOK RENT—11-ROOM BRICK, 1503 28TH STD FOE BENT BRIGHT SUNNY ROOMS, foor. alcove bed rooms, parlor and large room con- nee 4 ANTED-ALL WISHING — PHOTOGRAPHS— special inducements this week—t cabinets for $1, children included. | Fine work, bittings made from § B.W., coruer; all modern Fe oat i improvements; Dewy yas door. $4.5. 23 a8 EBLE, DAVIS & t.n.w..11r. 83. ? istaw.lér 83.33 ul-lm LA19 Fst, until. LAKDNER, 419 Oth et., near Lilieoln Hall, ‘Sto = eainieieiiead s ‘Sm Chapin et, Or 39 | JoOR KENT—1040 RODE TetaND AVE. N We Hh BENT—LARGE SOUTH-FRONT | SECOND. = WANTED — GOLD AND SILVER, PoNcHED. eee 6 14th ot. nw. cor. 17th st.; excellent location: house in first and window ; nivel) class onde: pe % F 4 ype te Sonat is OP ate ASU ove At | Sarin hes Ba’ orem wie ge ide eet Amore | Beatie ist Fat SN. An bonds: highest prices, Call or addrose FECHNEK & | “an-3tt me Ave., near 3d st aw i nS-3L" Fe RENT—THKEE } CO., 321 Penna, ave. nw. 27 -dm TiS 100 BT NWS TWO ROOMS F_Fo0m, Houses: ne lesa ANTED — HORSES TO WINTER AT FH. athe d Rtas 3 ese are the fiuest Houses ou WW Srisou® Syeek bari, org utctin stven thea: i furnished; will rent together or singly; rererences, st aud N-C.ave, “Kent lox. per month; 3 meals a day, including daily groom: | —2°- eee as a SS ‘o 11 horses sent for free of charge. ay, F. OR RENT—1708 F ST. N.W., LARGE BAY-WIN- be RENT—HOTEL WINDSOR. KECENTLY KE- ¥2u F at, new, sl. it Sos ericr, pataratel handsomely furnished throughout aud vew addiuonal budding ~ jenired:; suitable for 4 tuodeled of 23 rooms, including beautiful dinie roon : 10 dor light aud ventilation is pertvct, stew: beat and TO PASTURE AND WIN- the best of pasture aud running vy pecple. Also table for two. 8-3 Jarxe bed room, nicely furnished, emen: boar electric bells throughout entire building (abut 70 ny. field aud shade, £. Be LAT 2 Haims le rue , FERTY, © ‘oth et. and Telepbor ‘OK RENT—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED SUITE Foomia); located directly opposite President's Ho T50%. at Thom pest ore TeeprgU aan | Kot rooms, parlor floor, all couvenieuses i U.S. ‘Treasury and governunnt departivents open. Places. 1754 M st., one door from Coun. ave. n8-3t' ‘OR RENT — TWO FURNISHED OR UNFUR- Bished second-t man aud wife or lad; Mumediate vicinity leading hotels and bauke uf the City. cars pass the door for all points, Ay MIUELS & CO., Heal katate dwans, 15 #1 1-2n ROR RENT House: ~ fi ANTED-STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND Kenovuting Works: Feathers Kenovaved; Mat- tresses Made Over; ae Steamed and Moths Destroyed. F.H. YOUNGS, 140% Fa uve. ‘Telephone {1s | New Jersey ave. s.c. ub-t N.H ave ne Dupout MOL impr: in good repai 3 —————S OR _RENT—WIMODAUGHSIS’ PARLORS, 1400 | ,£F01¢,,12F- ZOth at. mr. G10r Apply to W.C. JOHNSON, T18 Lit PERSONAL. Gat. ew, many be Febted at reasonable ratca; nr | Pye. aG COnOrAH IA 150 2UHh a near 1 Gr.c.200 | SEPT : = sists : Cludiug heat,'tight, piano and attendance. for classes, | hye Pince Bi, LOE 100 1203 Ht na. wr 50 FOR RENT_FLATS TEL PAT $100 CASH Z0 ANT OMB WHO WIEL, | Postrace open te members fo & nists DE nar, | obrele, Ibe. meget hie — — . a etc od nk Ae ‘men. ‘sale at library. ‘Ibe above houses con beexamined rc sew c. Monthi; bership tickets 1 st Lil . itfrom mr ENT — NVSOME NEWLY FINISHED Buy of, the goverment departments. Audress, i. me PCN ALY DEBHA. Geosctary. eur ofice our Thomas 3. ise Be CO yy Bours. lane bariore. ‘eorth, = : es ._ | south uid eust windows toach. all modern lunjrove: <THE ADDRESS OF PHINEAS MR RENT—TWO HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ———— wm | Sanita tere Ms Poe ed WY arte cred eae ee eRe cnt nee | OS, BENZ TWO HAMDBOMELY FURMMERED FOE BENT. 855 SPRUCE ST, LE Dnorr pang, | Moule: terms moderate. QUIS Kat nw Suwa force. Address FRANK, Star office. St | only. 918 Mat nw. _27-1m* Cyt watecar bashes “e508 ce See _ “ec eae JH. SERVICE| EXAMINATION QUESTIONS | JVOW RENT—0UO NEW YORK AVE. Pleasant | Soh Gt “uy kitusc Weaven ose ees poo! FOR RENT--STORES. Citntrantworn send 10-ceuta to furnished rooms, with board; suitabie for eutle- | — AN = —= SW. FLYNN, AL Ty Toatitute mon or gentleman and wife, nf -6r TOR RENT—THAT OLU-ESTABLISHED Gno- sest con Sth and Ksts. nw. _ | 70% RENT—10919 H ST. .N.W. THREE ROOMS, neg MEATLES" RIVATE DETECTIVE AGEN unfurnished, fo light houschoeping to rom x ee ‘& Co, Communications promptly at: | without children, or furhisbed togenticmen. of f-4w* | § : M WILLIAMS Manager: U20 Wat eee Fk SENT FOUR BEAUTIFUL LARGE ROOMB, ; 171 ‘und Wallach place, store room, cellar and six rome furnished; wate fi ; Corner house: open 13 bove. A good location for any Kind of business, iow ' SRE — “oe tes: bay windows in AMY, Fore :, OMe and cost feat, "RUST & HUNGEKPOKD, O24 14th at v10-00 Qin 28 UE TIME We WiLL PAY ar | from mes reauired. “F101 Kat. nw. nO-lm | 612 a 5 Sit SURGES ES, | Ok ne 0k ANODE, ISLAND, AVE, m9 | [E38 70m MENTE, OME XD MLL og O10 D st nw. of | deman aud wite; also table board: house is Bratcclans, | $29, fectionery or drug business, ©. C GnEEx. —— location delightful; references exchanged. -no-6t | 3 ulo-Iw 303 7th st. mw. FOR ‘RENT—OFFICES R RENT—GOOD STORE, PA. AVE. NEAR 1714. 1! NT— FURNISHED FLATSIN WOODMONT. BSR st and lows cncle eates noes of = ————_—_— & Tooms beck of store, suitable for daity i FOE REXT-LARGE AND WELL-LIGHTED OF- | Joh F Robinson, for Aivecn yours at Woruiley's Hotel | 5 a cieare. ‘of grocery; low rent: long fice roons i mew building, 1417 Fst. n.w. In- | and three years caterer of the Kichmond. first- | 5, 5 Ieee. inquire 1702 Pa ave. 6-30" quire of THOS, A. BKOWN. — n10-1w* | class. Prices veasonable, #ur terms apply to 3D Bet nw. 190. 08. SOR RENT — STORE AND DW ae, wit C)FFICES FOR RENT— B5-im SOHN F. RUBINBON. _ | S55 Spruce st’, 105.7, 35/910 Stet ot. 10.30 | Fiatee ‘shop ii rear: 609 12th st. nw oO 1225 PENNA. AVE. B BENT Pt E SITTING BOOM, BED oom 8 BH. WARNEK & CO., 916 F at. uw. | low, Wasly DANES Why poy and jarge ial roouns “Al cosnnunicatiag “=e RLY FORNISH nB-6t Gor. 5 tenant. Rove ana AY to be had ak the Boattasy ee ee eee" 2 hg Free 2 brick beer RL RLy FORMISHED — 33 Fx RENT—OOK. 3D AND F STS. 5. W., AGOOD poe | Rs ome tamer |g atu baa aaa | Remearmemnmauerg cay Some 8 FF ENTick AND BUSINESS Rooms, ye ee MS Gor. 13thandG@n.w._ | _o-3t" CH. PARKEL, cor. 434 and Esta aw. _ ALANS Aap Puicie all handsomely fur. private 1014 15th ot nw. FOE BENE, LEH GST, NW. S-sTOuy 10-ROOM | J[OK_WENT-NEW BTORE AND DWELLING « WIMER BUILDING. ‘608 AND 61013TH 8Ts., RB RENT—ROOMS ON GROUN! FL098 Om a ‘WAsH’ oe WEST SIDES, JUST NORTH OF ¥. ‘st. near hub: eultabie % 28-6t Cor. 13th and @ n.w, THE BEST LOW-PKICED KOUMS IN THIS| 027-1m BEALL 1321 F st. OR RENT—A HOUBE IN CENTRAL LO- a. nce ae ES Por, BENT-19 Towa (CIRCLE, FURNISHED | F' cation; con 5 FE Be RADLS QEFICE ROOMS Ix | K' parlor. bed room, dressing private bath, | with the Bise 4 610 ¥ st. uw. ore coppectipa, on 24. jfromting: togontjemen Prices, Ben guise 3 00. ab-08° Me « v.|__FOR RENT—STABLES. Fase rap yng ER ENT STABLE REAR OF CONN. ‘to Fo 3 i9TH i &, a FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS erisr A hay zy Been = 4h stn. Sr. ae ee ag ba eee aria eee