Evening Star Newspaper, November 18, 1890, Page 2

= THE EVENING STAR:* WASHINGTON, SOCIAL MATTERS. Pretty Church and Home Weddings— Personal Notes. Miss Clara Virginia Cohen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Robert Cohen of No. 513 F street, and Mr. Wm. Francis Wollard, were married this gma os 10:30 o’elock in the Foundry M_E. Church in tne presence of a large com- [mo dege friends from this and other cities, ere were six ushers to seat the ts, Mr. gee H. Linville of Philadelphia, Mr. Robert L. Cohen, ther of the bride, Dr. H. B. Deale, Mr. Alexander Pope, Mr. Chas. Staley and Mr. Robert Allen. Mr. Wm. K. Cohen. a of the bride, Rev. Chas. Baldwin, pastor of Wesley Chapel, performed the ceremony, assisted Rev. Geo. Elliott of Foundry Chureb. “he bride ride entered the church with her father. ‘she wore a traveling gown of Bogata red cloth, trimmed with embossed — of the same color and garnished with cut steel buckles. The toque matched the dress in color, and she carried a buneh of pearl du jar- dine roses. The Cees who awaited ~ precession at the altar, was accompanie by his best . Mr. Howard Bartle. Immedi- ately after the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Wollard drove tothe station aud took the 11:20 train cH received — of lass) and from Boston, sane Mew York and Cohen he groom's father contributed substantial checks toit Mra. H. C. Baker of Philadelphia aud Rev. R. W. Black of Baltimore are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cohen. ‘was pretty home wedding last even- ing atthe residence of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. —_ No. 1314 G street, where Miss Lorraine Eileworth Payne, daughter of the house, and Mr. Willis B. Holder were married. The cere- performed at7 o'clock in the ence of the family and a few friends and was followed by a roception that lasted from 8 un- til 10 o'clock, when Mr. and Mrs. = left upon their wedding journey. ceremony was performed by Rey. Dr. Mekin of Epiphany Church. Mr. John E. Payne, Mr. Harry BP Payne and Mr. Walter W. Payne, poo dh of the bride, received the guests as they arrived and conducted them to the draw- <—— Mr. Harry Westfall of Illinois acted as man tothe groom. The bride was at- tended by her thirteen-year-old blonde sister, Lily May Payne, us maid of honor. The bride entered the drawing room with the groom, and her father gave hor hand in marriage. | She wore a short dress of white India silk and cai ried a bouquet of white chrysanthemums, The maid of honor was in pink china silk and — pink chrysanthemums. The par- wore decked with growing palms a ehrysanthemums. Among those present were Dr. and Mrs. Van Sickle, Dr. and Mrs, Vaan Sickle, jr., Mr. and Mrs. I. C. O'Netl and Miss O'Neil of Alexandria, the lady being the aunt of the bride, Mr. and Mra. John R. En- twistle, Mrs. James Entwistle of Alexandria, aunt of the bride, the Misses Entwistle, the Misses Mamie and Vivian Entwistle, cousins of the bride, Mr. Theodore Payne of Vi Mr. and Mrs. Francis Wilson, Miss Wilson, and Miss Wollard, Mr. and Mrs. Heiston, Miss Lavinia Payne, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Rutherford, Mrs. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mallard, Mrs. Wm. B. Entwistle, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. De Shields, Dr. Stanton, Maj. Camp and nieces of Knoxville, Tenn., Miss Fannie Paxton, Vir- . Sinia, Mra Mollie Payne, Mr. and Mra. Edwin Harris, Mies Harris, Mrs. Galvin, Capt. sod Mrs. Norton. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Pole. Mrs. Dr. Shedd of Philadelphia, Mrs. Christine, Miss Florrie liodges, Mr. and Mrs. Vermilyx, Mr. Jas. Hunton, Gen. and Mrs. Hunton, Miss Sessions of Baltimore, Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. Dempster, Mrs. Hicks and Mr. and Mra. Edwin Pettingill. At 10 o'clock Mr. and Mrs. Holder left the city for a trip to New York city and through the state, the bride wearing a travel- ing dress of gray brilliantine trimmed with gray plush.« long traveling cloak of gray trimmed with astrachan and a foque of gra; ‘They will return on December 1 and will live at No, 1314 G street. Mr. George Condit Smith of East Orange, N.J., has arrived in the city and is the guest of Mrs. Condit Smith on ‘apitol Hill He will be nt at the marriage of his sister, Miss yaise A. Condit Smith and Dr. L. Wood, this afternoon at 4 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Bostwick of New York city, cousms of the bride, and Mise Mary Condit Smith of Troy Hills.'N.J., the aunt of the bride, are also guests of Mra. Condit Smith. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McCormick have issued invitations for the marriage of thcir daughter, —— to Mr. Joseph B. Eckhardt, to take at St Paul's Engligh Lutheran Church, | raedeal evening, November 27, at 8 o'clock. Mise Ietta G. Sardo is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. George Woodard at their home in Hyattsville. Mrs, Kate K. French of Glade Spring, Va., is visiting ber relatives, Mr. and Mrs Findlay Harris, 1748 Corcoran street. The many friends of Major Henry A. Phil- lipe, late chief of middle division pension bureau, will be grieved to hear of the death of his wife, Mrs. Catharine Phillips, who died after a lingering illness at her residence, No. 843 Willoughby ave: Brooklyn, N. ¥., at 3:25 this morning. Her funeral will take place on Thursday. ———_oe+____. ALEXANDRIA, Reported for Tur Evewise Stan. Masosic Reraesument.—The Masons here are resuming the customs of ‘lang syne” and now enjoy quite often the calls from labor to refreshment. As early as 1789 Alexandria- Washington Lodge made arrangements for a “private fund” and a caterer, but under the rule restricted the caterer to the purchase of the following articl “Good spirits, loaf sugar, best cheese, superfine crackers or da and dried venison, mutton or bacon ham: the caterer for «ny failure im quantity and = lity was required to Ray, three shillings into private fund. The lodge possessed a cut glass service of great value, consisting of 2,500 pieces, made especially for the lodge, bearing its name and emblems and ample for the largest eutertainments. These examples of the ‘feast of reason and flow of soul” have been discon- tinued with annual exceptions on St. John's day, &c., sce 1855. It is thought that the present Masonic tendency of Alexandria is to- ward a renewal of them. A Misistex Restoxen.—Very general regret is expressed hero at the resignation by Rev. W. J. Young of the pastorate of the Methodist Episcopal Church South here. He has been oeete to fill the chair of history and one of the chairs of theology in Randolph Mason Col- lege. The by aoe of his successor will be made by the Kev. Bishop Hendricks, the bishop in charge of the Baltimore conference of the southern church, who will preside at the next session of that conference. The presiding elder of th@Alexandria district has not yet se- leeted a clergyman to recommend to the bishop for the Alexandria appointment, ‘Tax Farexvs’ Mextixo Hovse.—The Society of Friends has disappeared as an organized body from this city. where once many of the leading families of the city belonged to that denomination. quarterly meeting once held quite often here is now in progress at We wn, some miles below this place, and, itissaid, Alexandria has no representative there. The meetirg house of that denomina- tion here was offervd for sale at auction at the market Louse at noon today. The Friends’ meeting house, a large brick building with lot 196 by 125 feet, was bought for €2,650 by Mr. & G. Brant. A Keowrnxy oy Bratats.—A movement will be made here shortly toward the enactment of a law to secure in this city « reg: ‘tion of inter- ments similar to that which has been in in Washingtou fora long time. The Bethel ceme- tery and a few others keep a record of their in- terments, but no permit is required by publie Guthority and most interments are made here without registration. Norms —A large number of Washingtonians came down last night to witness the com: a tve drill for the gold medal at the Good ‘ plars’ fair, but the contest was postponed. An secre of ground in Roslyn was sold here Sat- Urday noon im the suit of Mackey agt. 1. loyd for $2,000 to Mr. iad Lm . Phillipe of Washington. The | Golden Cross. At the regular mecting of National Com- mandery, No. 343, U. O. G. C.. heid last even- ing, applications for membership were received from W. T. Lucas, Mra. A. Webster and Mra, W. ¥. Carter. Sir Kuights Granville M. Hunt, L. €. Handy and Edward Howison were appointed ushers for the entertainment of the Sas Commentny © be given ou the 2éth —_—--—_ Remarkable Instance of Vitality. Jack Dresnen, an employe at Wilder & Hull's saw mill at Cropwell near Birmingham, Ala, fell on the saw yesterday afternoon and his head was cut through from the erown down to midway of the nose. The saw cut out Seyi fed Dreunen did not lose conse! three hours afterward was ‘ill alive and tall ang clearly. He ia about sixty years of age. Gen. Georgs C. MeKee, receiver of public moneys ot the United States government, died at bis resideuce in Jackson, Miss., yesterday. Maud Banks, the Ramee who is winning great popularity in New England, broke the middie finger of her i last week while fencing om the stage at SHOOTING STARS, If Dr. Koch can cure the consumption of food and fuel, &c., &c., he will have done the Greatest service to the poor, New York's monument toGen, Grant seems to be a sort of a “Rear Column.” A barrel in a campaign furnishes more or less whoops! The book-maker wants every copy to be an edition de lucks, ‘The capitalist who loaned money to the cat- tle man referred to it as a beef stake. To General Miles: This is the epeaed ail No English free trade organ has yet spoken of the Robber Barings. OBSERVIKG THE RULES. A recently elected farmers’ candidate for Congress has been in town for two or three days past looking over his field of fature great- ness. He is stopping st an uptown botel, where style is not neglected and where gas is used for illuminating purposes, The first night Mr. —— spent at the hotel, the watchman noticed the gas burning long past midnight and so long past, that he finally rattled at the door, “Hello there,” he yelled two or three times and then turned the knob and the door came Open. “Here you,” he said, shaking the sleeper until he awoke, “What's the matter?” he inquired, rubbing his eyes. “What you got this gas burning for?” asked the watchman in no very pleasant voice. “Danged if I know why," was the guileless answer; “but the sign there said ‘Don't blow oat the gas,’ and I didn’t ‘low to do anything agin the rules if it never got putout, That's what I left the door open for, 20's you could come in and do it yourself, whenever you was ready.” ——+o+—__ AMUSEMENTS ALpavon’s.—‘‘Money Mad” was the attraction at Albaugh’slast night. It isastory of the curse of money, done by Mr. Steele Maccaye tie le great effect, andis in the hands of a c: company, improved materially by ‘“doublin; Miss Margaret Bradford's bois O'Neil is ache acter which grows on yy her interprets tion until it is really gri Mr, Gra Cary Haskins is another Sova character excellently done. Very pretty and cute is the love scene between Mr. Mitchell and Miss Dawes, and Mr. Mitchell’s work through- out was good. Bird's Aunt Phillis was a fine bit of color work, always difficult for a woman. Ben Hendricks’ German comedy was excellent, and Miss Toncray was a pretty om Manning. The acen- ery is ‘ial feature and the conutarteltors? en would be striking if it were not outclassed by the great Chicago river e with its turning bridge, moving steam- bdbis and other realistic effects, There were several first-night hitches and doors hard to find, and Prof. Bernays tried to lead his orches- tra against the phalanxes of the gallery be- tween the fourth and fifth acts but the gods were against it, and after repeated repulses the orchestra withdrew to the tre’ up the battle. ‘The orchestra the music was as good as anybody's music but the gallery wanted to have fun with Mr. Ber- nays and it succeeded and everybody enjoyed it even the orchestra. ‘Money Mad” isa fine show for an audience not too critical, and it is dramatic enough to start the enthusiasm in the veins of a coal bank. Again tonight. Exo.isn Opema AT THE NationaL. — The Emma Juch English Opera Com; any at the National last night, presented Myerbeer’s grand opera ‘‘The Huguenots” to an audience of very generous proportions and in a manner that was generally satisfactory. Miss Juch sang the part of Valentine in @ thoroughly effective manner and Ss in the later acts a dra- matic intensity which surprised and gratified her many admirers, Miss Carlotta Maconda brought to the role of the Queen @ voice pure and true, showing the evidence of high cultiva- tion and she the florid music in such a manner asto win hearty and deserved ap- plause. Charles Hedmondt has improved since his last visit here aud sang Raoul with excellent effect. Franz Vetta’s noble bass was fully evual to the requirements of Marcel thongh it is regretted that this excellent — is using the tremolo so extensively. choruses were all well executed, the finale of the second act receiving a justly merited eur- tain call. The orchestra under the skillful teadership of Adoloh Nueundorff played with excellent precision. The piece was well staged, Kennay's.—A vaudeville entertainment with- out a bad feature isa rarity, and a variety show with every performer a star is scarcer still, yet Pat Reilly has combined these two heretofore unattainables in the company now filling a week's engagement at Kernan’s, and last night saw the largest house this theater has accom- modated this season. The Dolans, known as the “Shaugrauns of the Vaudeville,” 0} the performance with a side-splitting sketch, Then came the original Pappilon dancers, as aceful as they were pretty. They made the Eifor the show, Barber, the expert bicyclist, was wonderfal, O'Brian and Redding were im- mense in a musical comedy. The two sisters Batchellor, Miss Minnie Watson and Miss Emily Pritchard as the Alhambra four, made a charm- ing quartet. Prince Kokino is a juggler all over. Miss Marie Loftus was a success, and Leoni Clarke with a troupe of trained cats, rats, mice and birds, all performing together, was a genuine novelty. The performance closed with an amusing comedy entitled ““Mystic Order of Undertakers,” in which Pat Reilly appeared as Ignatius Conoherty, He was ludicrous in theextreme. Again tonight. Hanus’ Bisov.—The Nelson's vaudeville company, headed by the famous gymnasts, the Nelson family, opened week's engagement at the Bijou last ‘night under most auspicious ci: cumstances. The house was crowded to the doors, and a was all that could be desired. Lottie Mack sang some catchy songs and received a double encore. La Belle Adele did some dificult gyrations upon a revolving globe. The Bland sisters in character songs and dances were good, and the Irish character vocalista, Bobby and Kity Emmets, proved prime favorites, The five Casuanis created much merriment by their quick evolu- tions and tudicious yea and Al Wilson was very funny in his German specialties, “Troublesome Tenants” is the roaring after- piece that closes the show. Again tonight. Sees GEORGETOWN, Wat ax Orp Max Kewemsens.—Thomas H. Glover, an aged man, applied at the police station here this morning for admission to the alms house. While waiting for the ambulance he touched upon the story of bis life, stating that he was born eighty-three years ago in Fairfax county, Vu. je remembered dis- tinctly how in ia boyhood he watched for 1) home coming of bis father from the war of 1812, in which he fought. He also remembered well his residence on Anslostan Island over fifty years ago, when it was considered the finest market garden in this section of the country. At that time, he said, the island con- tained ‘only aecanty two acres, including the iand, In the rear of the island was the leoragh ern through which ali of the large merchant vessels sailed into the port of Georgetown. The closing of that channel bj stone causeway Mr. Glover acevanted for in way: The corporation of Georgetown made a contract with Gen. Mason, the owner of island on which he resided, to erect a cause- way which was to be kept in good repair by the corporation forever. The causoway was built im order to cl fe the course of the vessels from the south o of the island to the north side. Rear Estate Satz.—A lot fronting on Q street between 32d and 33d streets sold re eg lic auction yesterday for 75 cents a square foot. To Be Manusep Tomornow.--The marriage of Mr. Louis Du Fief to Miss Imogene tyre will take on the 19th instant, intned of the 26th a8 was incorrectly sta! yesterday, > Mr. Gould and Atchison. Gould on being asked about the report that be had acquired control of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe railroad replied: “No, it is not true. Of course I am « large stock- holder in the company and we ae excellont relations with the coment admire the management very much. T have no desire to extend my present active interests,” The “HLF.C.” last Sunday held its semi- eenihly ren Se Sane Eas mountain and re- ‘he total distance covered was nipety- five miles, the titne going, six hours; returning, five hours and forty minutes. Bp ems distance were J. Jose, J. P. and J.C, Wood. Mr, 1.0, Bauer accom: them to Norbeck. George D. C.. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1890—TEN PAGES. WANTED-HELP. WANTED—SITUATIONS. = Wari Eas ee TO MAKE HIMGELT NEES sae Wir daiy. Ge Bee ae EAN. FOR CLERE wait ons fats eieveneen Also boy wanted. Apply 501 Mat. me. all ANTED—A& ; WHITE WOMAN W sok and for penetal bountterk galt tally | some Peauired. “A NS. 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Capitol Square. nl7-20" V ANTED-A SETTLED GIKL FOR COOK AND weneral hot ; Mo washing and froni stay nights and bring ey reference. at Dw, al7-2 Apply to 620. WARTED—A | STENOGRAPHER ay TYPE. writer: must be good typewriter and statit rapher. Address, expected, BOX 3f Star office. tad ANTED—IN N.W. SECTION OF CITY, 2 a 3 unfurnishea communicating rooms; preferably in private fumily; references requi Address, stating location, terms, &c., Box 20, Star: office. Winnibel Fe A GENTLEM A} AKD ire. 2UN- rooms with buard: oud Lmarigg bey: te AS with tui vhoui CORLEY, Sun bailding” Portion Ty Ww ANTED ‘D—BY A YOUNG COUPLE, NICELY FUR- ished rootne end excellent ed rd; nye: spout g100: referred. rate f1 oT. Py vane a fanly v ANTED_BY A LADY. COMFORTABLE: 30OD- room and board ; exceed iS age surroundiuee: perinanent, "if “sulted lee, nibs Fa BENT USS PBT. N.we TO GENTLEMEN, convenient to tres lines of cars. nl5-30* 1, 135 Fat, ._Apply * aN vy NT OF FIVE OR SEVEN oor. Apply to HAUGH- As ieee 18-2* = 14TH ST. N.W.. 12 Rooms BBE bath : At ot eae end abe rst on + yes Bo NT—O16 MASS AVE. N.W. NEW THRED- house; 13 rooms, steam eB nls-le* Weshhereas Fe ite, Beit REAL) ESTATE Fe. Ren 7a LAST ONE OF kW ood ot. ne: 8 rooms, bath and Spllas, at $30 por ‘month, ‘nothing Uetter for ‘wal. H. BAUNDE! cO., nls-3t 1407 F st. nw, Fk BENT—BY THOMAS K WAGGAMAN, ‘Meal Eatate Broker, 917 F ot a.w. me 468 La. above isonlys pty! the books. For Hat “ ne ‘Astend 15th = FRE RENT_FOUR Wi ‘NEW HOUSES ON O8T. | moderate, 2 Riggs et 845. WP F YOUNG 1303 re Bie OR a HOUSE, as BOOMS; ¥. SHOEMAKER zo Saree neat eS, 40 per mon! __ THOS. B. xe nls-3t Forze REN COMPLETELY FURNISHED 1 HOUSE ee oo samesti203 Heese R RENT OR ave. ; xpd Boor ofcea RENT—TWO ten et agig CON- JOR a tiso two furuiehed slugs todas 1320 Get. a. nie Fo. RB BERT=EWO SECOND STORY. HAN furnished aecltiy private family: references Fequired. 2103 ‘i E—1300-11 11 CONEECTICUT Fated to order; wth; tow teal doe Maleate ot aay Dew it tp Peamese tae POR RENT—2030 @ st. N.W.—FURNISHED rooms. with + Convenient io departinents; __Table bosrd $18 per month. nI8-3t* POR RENT—STH ST. NR. NEW RY 8-1 and cellar brick; Ay — a improvements. WATERS & THOMPSON, ‘Boom & Atlantic ras RERT—IN HANDQOWE, PRIVATE ame Be two of oe Bein mnt rng well ieee a agent tar office. roma RB OR RENT UNFUB: ED--8.W. COK MABS. ave. sud 101 aecdnd oor: very light howsekecving permite Ns convenient | OR Rena —NRAR DUPONT CIKC! IN PEI- Fen. ite family ; two pleassut {uri uiched foo ‘uished rooms to oni oF two ‘eutleriem convenient to care ‘Rad becdnt references; 1702 P at. o.w. pls Frees fing Foome on 2 floor tor unica with board; wlso rooms om 1d floor. Bae ‘OR REN’ i LIVINGSTON. 106 ay st. jurnished F001 a witha ’ en suite or Single, with sunctly table b ovely locations =a venta Baer ea “Rl ENTS TWO WO, DESIRABLE Sy = ‘table boarders destre@ at 910 yom F700 1 LTH BT. NW. ONE NICELE eae aud ‘gas, suitable for ‘WAN TED—BOARD. ROR KENT— 1311 St. EAUTT T FUY furnished rooms, sing! and 3d floors. and suite of vote oon fh Soc i @ rooms on first Suor; southera prices WASTEDE A GENTLEMAN LN OF DIPLOMATIC exponure snd good ‘board: moderate, 213-w" corps wishes to board in private family in to English. He 7OR RENT—1025 VERMONT T AVE. 2 HAND- Ce ar ee rd peer gut Address LYON, star ofice "al i.wt"_ | secon foor: % abe WANTED MISCELLANEOUS trained perloce bea oie 258 setae ae = eat on fest Bese aioe B RENT — TWO LAG! COMMUNT- Eeipesons teats eck acrid van | Wale te Bor RESTAURANT, OF AINE ty rooms tun. preferred. “Address ix AC, Star o nest | ke SERVE SEVERAL PARTIES fro taf try butter, “Radrems card to F. Ht’ WiESOR, oS Fae ANTED MEDICAL ELECTRICITY FoR a speedy cure of all nervous and painrul ae eee Ree we Gea Take ™ wx ANTED—HORSEs TO. cages pean i ra room, st 2006 F st. private family. 1 on RENT — 4 NICELY FORNIB BAY WIN; ‘os or ISHED. we 1% — nlb-Jt* {OR REN1—714 12TH ST, N.W., TWO ROOMS: EL buck parlor, furuin 50 berm mo.; front par- farmished crane 13 per mo. ; folding is wash stand and Frau! i stove, S13. nie PH RENT_FURNIGHED, RFURRIB $ coma roots on third floor; front k, southern terms modi 4107 Hast Capitol st it mee FLOR RENT_BRIGHT SUN RY RO Fitor, tkove meas a BOOMs. ano ren suite: ary sithaudsomely fas. private: a neo te as isth oly nw ee St {OK RENT—TWO 0 HANDSOMELY FURNISHED 8 comin only, 918 2 best of care and attention; month: horses called for, Mrs. ig Sipads roe We DEVERZ ONE TO THEIR for the iron ceiling af 3. Pati aaa LD GOLD AND SILVER FOR ©. be gles 605 7th st, goats oy, V ie ti, Tathvand G-star nw ™ n1%-Im* ‘turer of society 9] Wi oft Eetsblished 1872" aty-ime Wz uM ae XeTHE oe iki ‘Case oes and ‘Store Tistures. “Eat specialty, Address 314 Oth st. nw. ANTED-—HIGHEST CASH VALUE ae aoe re Compete, Stoves, and Furniture, Btocks of Mercha: xtures. Call Sraddrese A.C. WINDHON, v O87 thee awe ats NTE: a ANTED—A. FEW ra eo per die re | E WANE — SEVERAL GOOD CAN’ = photogra; cabinet size, gentlemen take |] tions; one ture: sete benlatien? canta BS Segete ice 8 nopalar | Bere thus incatie x otogravier 4 a oot trl0am _Koom 4, nl7-3t® ot. Dew. araeee Ea, poTeEs ‘ED—HORSES TO WINTER Me TRAIN Meet ee and oe eee eae ts, youths colt: ee snd bay Bd _ & specialty; Eeewage’ roots; trunks, “suns 11106 xt | “aiteaws oe yANTED-RESPONSIELE STO REPRESENT y ANTED wafer] Seud postal to M, bake] ‘8 first-class yoo peng — gs best fes- | & CO., 413 stew when Sacer Apply tok aot tina? PAVING ABSOCT. 1 OLSTERY AND > NTED—FINE UPHi AN] a TION, O97 F st, Hoom efie aoe | Waezeeat shal woattresseamadeover raoe Wane CREAM MAkRES APPLY APPLY 1g 1508 Wy areD EXERRIENCED TOUR YOUNG wOMaN a rk: poust be will: to sasiot ube warse’eitic otal madre good: me pequiced; will want a person een out of city. A D.D., Rigys House, n15-3t SSeS @ooD AGENTS TO 8 Wate Loney and Ged polusay apo Kkood: fore Tn oe Koom 8, 1 ad iN" IN E) Wares pexbome, 2 whitesnd: for ‘xinds of douse ‘abor, sity wnasiast memoved to ‘* - ro WASTER ITIVE AL INSURANCE ROLICITORS ‘wor! TIONAL CAPITAL LIFE ASSOCIATION, 1% 1420 t ha aye. nw. ANTED—INT! GENT YOUNG ane ie phone hand graphoplone 3 iting for wood tors; waiting $0 operat Vv ANTED LEARNERS FOR ternational 71 dictate to t] transcribe acc ob = penis for night works eh a oe ee Call al PROF. CHRIST- ner's Int ery pee ak with any th — vind a measure al urately aud neatly typewriter; desirable, luctative amanuensis mo scsi ok SPT ‘OFFICE, 708 Dot a. 2 Tusteriade owt ‘aud inede and fiven by Mime. Bd Bk rs Morava Ww: SMALL HO! EAR CAPITOL. aD- dress ¥.G., ‘Star office, stating rent. 18-24" ANTED-TO REN’ A HOUSE WITH BAe FA Address G. aw. ANTED-FOR aN IMMEDIATE CUSTO! ta WATERS & ccna nas a TE to feathirs renovated: lowest prices send . “CAPITAL” forse 2ND UPHOLSTERY 1 Wiboee ANTED—IT UNDERSTOOD THAT WE HAV! Chars than wi we will i sell clxars Fats dongs how and 18tho na 1Sthot Rorember i amae WARXZED {HORSES TO PASTURE AXD wins class pasture and sttentio omen, | $repecs:, A - Burchell, ‘Susnioe B BILD, Oa Gam | ‘Springs, Md., or P CodieS SEABLE WARTED— Hor — HORSES TO WINTER; years’ expe x stalls; red. Order bog St Sahat milesout 0. HP. Ui ANTED — aT poem 3 ANTED—LADIES, TRY “ORANGE BLOsS8O) cares fempule diseeoen citrate eae ee Ea DLs ave. D.w. Waite = Bye Har me faa Faberge ye apg aya ad Drover ORSES TO PAST: far py rit EXTY, corner 10th st. and sunent Hooes eis Department. ulse2i> | 1304, of Thompson's. i ‘ED—T WAST=D—70, eg Witten stew mee ae WASTED AVERY ¥ RENTOR Tp CALL AT OUR Sarr om fees eter ‘he. rented. ogni 8 od | ee oumcn sadcoas Ste PERSONAL ccgfowEs Wil isaiee rancniay Sos Poe, OUazoNrs | Wink Se wy Nh ha oF Seren ee ae bis eke ey eee W ‘ANTED=FARTIEG HAVING oar aes bree lots Susmbre Enters et Saoe Fe othy d Nee ii HAVING ee, APPL ¥. ae ae Sees WHE +: WANTED—LOTS. ane, st ot m. page = ae hone: oPet ty referouces RRS Mey Rane sein ees OR RENT CENISHED FLATSIN WOODMONT = bay windows in ey and lows eirole, under ne men Jobin ¥ Robinson, for aitetincees at Wornley Hotel and three years caterer of the ae Ts ‘fret. Bd-im J ig F. ROBINSON, ged Tee Tat teen ROOM, BED ROOM preferred ois 14th iim 1B KENT—ROOMS ON Snot ‘LOOK at — aneeninen oe be euiable for Seco oe on 7 ate Feat — 1OWA., a parlor, bed for oe room. private bath, conhectinia, on 2d floor; routing park; no pemUencs only; references required. scassbigat 2 FOR RENT—_FLATS. oR BENT A VERY DESIRABLE FLAT ES E BE aml LAT at 728 South 728 13th at, Ot RENT—HANDSOME NEWLY FINISHED ail modern tinprove: tw. oS0-wolm® Fe op }, first and second floors; lance. south and cust windows to ‘moderate, ‘Suis st. ANTLY FUL 24 floor, new i all be improve: 15 ket nw. FOR RENT--STORES. Pres 1005 B ST. BETWEEN ented if deslrod, Tisquire at O28 R RENT—LARGE STORE AN. CELLAR, eae Anqut ane EDW. W-DOS 215-3t* 1424 6th Rk RENT—NEW CORNER STORE hep DWELL- ING, four rooms, mater as, K shaw. suit variety, grocery, drug, harness oF Skee eid, Ba Selita nh4-10t Cat. Dow. Ti op eae tie Aeplag”rooms RW. J at sanction ARP — o27-1m Se sciw. FOR RENT—OFFICES, PR ARR Eg toons rea nl}-1m #2 thw, —. FEW ROOMS IN Fe sc hd New ork elevator eels rue RENT LARGE yy Oberon: ive wix- mabe arenes Somnus ime nl-lia =e FEE SEnT=oIs Sr is” Ooms: MOD. cried inte plore if deained nie ELE St RAN, 1008 F et centrally locat CLA 218-38 ws Sy ¥ STEWART & 80! . HEISKELL & ecur RENT—TO © COLORED ain ena 1224 & wie. ‘OR RENT—1354WAL_ Peay se Cottawe Takoma Park,7 _n17-3t_ BUST & BU: 4 Lath stow, ‘On. RENT—WILL BE FOR a ON BE- fore Dec. 1, desirable 3-story house oe ee antrancee:8 rooms and bath; southeast corner 15th and 8 sts.“ Apply on the premises. owaty Foe, BENT S822 ‘MARYLAND AVE, 8 ROOMS 0-room and ‘&c.; furuace FOR RENT_1830 9th st, 2.3jz,10-roome a 4: FOR RENT esd ote bath brick; cabinet tone uew 10- t mantels, open grates, (now): 3 stories and cellar; FOR KERT—On 154 RE Se, 13th ot ne et P and @ wns 6 " EL Marvice © C0. 617 Fat nw. n17-3t {OR RENT—N or. NEAR VERMONT Fe ry desirable 3.story corner mt ee 212 one and and all ae fences; house is neatly ze. iz to THOS, J: FI rj nls-3t 1324 F st. nw. AVE. 5.W., KR REN T—WITHIN TWO BLOCKS OF Carrion ia, 3-story and basement brick ; Eovneegraseaemnnas 03 ori son: rent 637.50. Bt Kl eT & HUNGER “SOUTH WET Con ISTH AND Cera. SES baths, fur- mith —— sn ws: s ue 14th at. a = aL 33 1; ieag? i % i 125 2 25 308 Mass. av.n.w., eel fT 1 i 7 1 a 13 wige Es: deiS Goan: Sve 248 2 Pleree pl, 7r. $28.30 Pa. ave, OF... 28 Bertr,. 8540 1020 Coun. ay. erear).6251 103% Comm. av. rweart.#30 RO. HOLTZMAN 10th and Fouane FOR EER? A vanr DESIRABLE house, 51 ‘deca = B.W., and stable: qrent UIs P, i Fe KENT. * oat 1.w. gis aby a ah ene “RENT_NEW HOUSE a * a 17-30 wash So. Joe BENT COMPLETELY, FURNISHED KAM: & JESTER G3 Yet mew Bl7-3 stories and cellar; stone soemny 10 dwelling rooms Hou AMPS Sista Basen aw ie $a 1314 OTH STW, THREE wat, ¥. eels 1391 Pet Bue Esmee corer Sy R RENT—_HOUSES. [943 oNESTMINSTER sh, Ew all modern, ae (oes WESTAGNSTER st, Kw. south, which Seite ae “7 a» 4 0 ~ as r aS tM. Fr. oo 2125 0 S51 abcd is 2900 Peay, Ww 2002 20th ay 21zay Pe. ork 1453 Here, ands ‘918 224, Gr. ~~» O44 Baw..7: biz peo four 8 oF ste ‘coUcrete im front: rent of EDW. W'DoNs DONS. lane Gib stn — tre oi 1304 Green's aliey: 31. i ‘ibs Apply JAMES M GiREN, “~ JOR RENT. F-FURNISHED—11-ROOM | HoUsi, 1 square from Capitol pers en iat mw. complete, T, 19ib aud MY are ENT—701 Mass. a RENEW, att rooms ; . Westminster et, bet, 9th en. nicHt oP ast, 10 Pot nw. Roe RENT PEK MONTH, : ENT 4 cae FOUR-kooM ame houses: parered data oe at sutunted two eae bite SAME ISO Peek oy 35 E * BESS an 16th ete. = 66.67 Deleware Conn. ave, adjacent to Lafayette - 250 sure Noid 15th stan. 298.33 sia. Bist bet Bote Sth atk — 200 eens Jows Wash: snd | fou st bear Rhode Island av oun st near” = Cirele....... wei oa ‘14th apd 15th ots. Tbet, isth & a a a in ast TNS Lite eers mD a oun 3 BEsE. Ho BES aN" 0} LY B y om gtR ¢ DFriCL —-® wee weaw, FS BE RENT— HOUSE 2504 ped ANE 3. NWS pa 3 new, A. J, “HOUGHTON, Penn. ave. THAT 3 ELEGANT 1 a #20 J, Pendy for cncupancy Dec, 2. OS 5 member of ing rooms ; for rent, 216-6 Fit, ne Pou ave ne, B KENT — 4 DRUG Ue sroem Ok GWOCERY Pittore, with 3 corner ‘of. New eave snd. H ‘mon CHARLES EARLY, Piste ea 8 he ee. | Behe aa. Xo ATTRACTIVE HOU! = , A ood location ; N ost.; three-story and base it brick, eis 10 rooms and g beg hd trout eB 3a per mothe BH WaLSEn & CO. A re Y aL BARBER & Go. mals tw Le Droit Building. JOR RENT —HANDSOMELY FURNISHED 12- room house; one square 780 per months er arse 2 SD ST. XW. LE DROIT PARE: stable aud’ 4 2 a Ha Witt pEeE -