Evening Star Newspaper, June 22, 1891, Page 2

2 THE EVENING. STAR: WASHINGTON. D.c. MONDAY, JUNE 22. 1891. INDIANS AT ‘How Keligious Services Are Conducted at the Pine Kidge Agency. {TUE DEVOTIONAL MANNER AND ATTENTION OF THE RED MEX AND SQUAWS—A MINISTER WHO com- BINES SEVERAL DUTIES—POLYGLOT SIXGING—a SERMON IN THE DAKOTA LANGUAGE. tall Correspondence of the Evening Star. Pixe River Acexcr, 8. D., June 15, 1891. Ethnological students who have made the re- ligious life of the North American Indian » special study know of no period in thered man existence when he did not worship God. At times the savage idea of the Almighty was not in harmony with more civilized beliefs, but m a general way it must be evident to the impar- | tial observer that there is a close relationship | between the spiritual theories of the white man and the practices of his more or less copper- colored brother. The Indian is naturally Teligious. He is superstitious, and there are | but few human beings who are superstitious | and who are not more or less under the | influence of religions ideas’ Much has been written of those rites through the medium of which the Indian was accustomed to communi- cate with the Great Spirit, bat only little attention has been given to the manner in which the semi-civilized Sioux now hold public communion with their Maker. Pine Ridge agency has been and is the scene of active religiousendeavor; this much mast be apparent on any Sunday to those who are here aud interested. Three denominations—Episcopalian, Presby- terian and Roman Catholic—compete for the deeds of gathering into their respective | folds the greatest number of sunburned souls, Ido not know whether the Episcopalians ‘or the Roman Catholics are in the lead, but I went yesterday to see how the Sioux wor- shiped God in accordance with the dictates of his conscience and the regulations made aud provided by the Episcopal church. ‘THE EPISCOPAL CHURC! An interesting edifice is the little brown structure in which Pine Bidge Episcopalians rejoice. Five monthe ago and the building ‘was filled with maimed and suffering men, and children, who had escaped with lives from that ‘awful morping’s strife at ‘ounded Knee, and in the place Soars whence esterday song snd prayer ascended the groans Re sided sud mutilated Indians but s little while ago filled the then malodorous atmos- 5 phere. contrast was complete. Bright sunshine had succeeded the snows of January fina the sullen nature of the wintry days was beneath the waves of summer verdure. ‘From some of the lowly houses at the agenty and over the ridges, from some of the camps a mile or two away, came the Indians who snade up the Episcopal congregation. The sun's | rays were fiercely hot, but the squaws| and little girls ftramped, along | without | giving any apparent heed to the ther-| mometric conditions. Parasols—some of them quite expensive affairs—shaded the bare heads, while extra warm shawls, dyed in superheated | hues, protected the shoulders and arms. Sev- eral of the women wore shoes, but the major- ‘ity preferred the infinitely more artistic and comfortable moccasins. The little ones, how- er, were shod after the civilized fashion, but not with sRoes such as civilized Provle wear: their footgear consisted simply of rectangular leathern boxes that would as nearly fit the foot of a precipice as the extremities of | Indian or any other kind of children. Small wonder the Indian has an aversion for shoes. If the responsible authorities would only give him such shoes as were made for human feet moccasins might lose some of their popularity. A HOT SUNDAY. It was just as hot yesterday morning as it was on that day when Henry Ward Beecher startled his congregation by repeating the slightly profane remark which one of his per- spiring auditors had given utterance to just before the service. The heat was intense, and from the vicinity of White Clay creek arose the moisture which afterward fell in torrents. Butterflies fluttered everywhere and big bluebottle flies were as musical as blue bottle flies can ever hope tobe. Occasion- ally @ stray cloud would obscure the sun's pri- mary brightness, but only for a moment, and then the shadow would ripple over the prairie and be lost. It was an country Sabbath. A frequently disturbed bell called just as church bells do everywhere and the response ‘was a satisfactory one. As the women and children arrived they at once entered the church, but the men, just other men oo cage ap pecs in on the outside un! service La 4 nm begin, chatting meanwhile about the weather and the crops, and such other mat- | ters as were of present interest. Inside the F of the squaws present was the happy possessor of anew shawl, che did not display that fact by word or ‘ction, nor did any other ‘Ww seem to be aware of such an individu- desirable state of affairs. The ciildren ved FE ing, new straw hats and a good many bright ribbons made the youngsters, for ‘once, positively attractive. ISDIANS AT CHURCH. They segregate the sexes at Pine Ridge, the ‘women being on the north side of the aisle and ‘the men on the south. The women’s side was almost fully occupied, but there were less than adozen men present. Two or three of these wore suits of black cloth, the coats being of the m Prince Albert variety; others were clad in citizens’ dress, not expensive as to ma- terial, but clean; two were non-com- missioned officers of scouts and they wore the regulation United States uniform. One particularly amiable gentleman was gloriously arrayed in pale blue-striped seersncker and bore in a conspicuous place on the front of his Yest 8 ticket which proclaimed to all beholders that that vest measured thirty-eight inches sround the chest and cost 75 cents. Maj. Pearce of the Sioux commission, a sergeant of infantry and myself were the only white people present. ‘The interior of the church was plain. Walls and ceiling were whitewashed—some time ago. Window frames were Gothic and the glass was opaque. In front of the altar and extending ‘across the church wasatriple arch of wood, the points touching the ceiling. Covering the | aud don't know any fifth hymn, sung heartily to “Arlington.” Both text and discourse, like all other portions of the service, were in the Dakota language. Even to those who understood little or nothing of the northwestern tongue the sermon was impressive: its brevity would have aroused the commendation of the most indifferent. The behavior throughout the entire service was simply admirable, and during the sermon the only interrupting sound came from a little and almost white baby, who cried for its luncheon and who got it without delay; the hungry wail wus succeeded by grunts of infantile satisfac tion as tne mite of half-breed humanity buried its shapeless little nose in the yielding surface of its ever-ready source of supply. Catechist Silas Red Dog attended to the offertory, while the Rev. Mr. Smith read aloud the customary exhortations to. charity. Some of the Indians contributed a little, as much as any of them could afford to. Another hymn was sung—this one to the tune of “Duke Street '—and the morning worship was con- cluded. The men moved home to their re- spective dinners, just as they do in cities, and the women also moved immediately homeward, just as they do not do anywhere else. There was no stopping to gossip, no ap- parent desire to shake bands with the preacher, no effort to keep the sexton away from his mii day meal; no nothing like it is in Washington. But then’ these people here are ouly Indians titer. Gro. H. Hannes. SCATTERING OF CRAP SHOOTERS. Officers Make = Raid on the Crowd on the Flats. ‘There was the usual assemblage of “crap shooters,” “‘sweat players” and others, pro- fessional and amateur gamblers, on the river flats adjacent to the Long bridge yesterday, notwithstanding the wet weather. On account of numerous complaints about the gamblers and the crowd attracted there by them Lieut. Vernon determined to break them up and he detailed Policeman Jones and other ofticers to do the work. The officers in citi- zens’ dress went in the direction of the crowd, where fully two hundred boys and men were either putting down their nickels and dimes or were looking at the others. ‘The officers reached a spot near where the game was in operation, and saw on a piece of oilcloth, in green paini, the following: “1-2-3--4-5-6. Over Even Under 7 aa 7 Pays 3 for 1.” Abe Coleman, a young colored man, was banker, and he was niauipulating the bones. ‘The officers could hear such expressions a “Come on, good seven,” “Dat rusty six,” “Over seven,” “Stay away, ‘leben.” ‘This was all after the officers had crossed the picket line, and when they got ready a start in the direction of the crowd caused an exciting scatter and “Banker” Coleman threw his bones in the river, but could not get rid of the cloth. There were several foot races on the railroad track in both directions, and the players looked @ little frightened while the olticers walked away with Abe under arrest. Lawyer Closs represented Abe in the Police Court this morning. Sudge Malier heard the testimony, and Abe was committed to jail in default of 7500 bail to await the action of the grand jury. ——— VICTIMS OF THE CLUB, Two Prisoners Who Were Beaten by the Po- licemen Who Arrested Them. “Policemen’s clubs are getting to be danger- ons weapons,” was Judge Miller's remark in the Police Court this morning during ‘the trial of a man named John Caton, who was charged with assaulting Police Officer Jett in Georgetown yesterday. The policeman did not have a scratch or scar abont him, but poor Caton's head was sore, and the policeman’s club had inflicted the injuries. Caton had been drink- ing, and the affair happened about 3 o'clock in the day. ‘Two citizens had been summoned to help the officer, but Caton would not let them take him. Judge Miller thought that the affair happen- ing as it did in the day time the officer ought to have taken him without using so much violence. Caton, however, has not the best record in the world, and there was no doubt from the testimony that he struck the officer. He was held guilty of assault, but the judge only fined him #2. In Judge Kimball's court Sarah Reed was a victim of a policeman'selub. If her head was injured as badly as the blood and bandages in- dicated she is likely to suffer from the effects of her injuries for some time. Sarah has been arrested many times and this time she was ar- rested in the vicinity of Maryland avenue as a vagrant. Policeman Fenton swore against her in court and she accused Policemau Byers of having beaten her. The judge sent her down for two months. ee AMUSEMENTS. A grand excursion by Simon's Commandery. No.1, K.T., of this city, St. John’s of Baltimore and Jerusalem of Westchester, Pa., will be made to Brandywine Springs on St. John’s day, June 24, leaving the Baltimore and Ohio station here at 8 a.m. In point of scenery and historic interest no point could be chosen more appro- priate than this, and with three bands of music and all sorts of entertaining attractions the ex- cursion should be a great success. See advt. Columbia Division, No. 3, U. R. K. of P., goes to River View next Thursdey on an excursion, leaving at 10 a.m., 2 and 7 p.m. Naval Lodge, 4, F. A. A. M., will give an excursion to Bay Ridge on the 24th, St. John’s day. ‘The grand testimonial benefit to Mr. John E. Buckingham, the veteran doorkeeper at Al- baugh’s, tendered him by prominent citizens of Washington, will take place at Albangh’s on ‘Tuesday evening. June 23.fand it gives promise of being an overwhelming sitccess. Volunteer lent, amateur and professional, have so abundantly expressed itself as ready to assist in the entertainment that newspaper space is inadequate to enumerate it all. It will be a reat boom for his grace the Duke of Bucking- m and everybody will be glad to be there. The Union Soldiers’ Alliance will give aselect moonlight excursion to Marshall Hall on the Macalester this evening at 6:30. ‘The Children’s Club will makeaday and ming excursion to River View next Frida; There will be the usual games and prizes children. altar wass green cloth,on which was em- i in yellow ‘the sacred mono- gram I. H. 3. Near the north wall was the organ—e reed instrument—directly op- posite but on the side of the reading desk. A in rear of the altar portrayed scenes in the Savior's life, and from above the frieze bung banners on which were inscribed, in let- ters of crimson, “Crown Him with many crowns” and “He is risen, Alleluiah !” Behind and above the altar wasa jeweled glass window, * im which the prevailing tint was that of old gold. + Am ornamental multiple lamp bracket depended from above and between the desk and the or- gan, while numerous lamps were in brackets e desk was a stove at the other end They were con- ‘and near the public entran, of the church, was snother. 7 ected by a suake-like line of pipe, which de- Fived its semi-support from auereas wires. ‘THE UNUSUAL SERVICE. Clerically clad was Catechist Silas Red Dog— son of that once famous but now dead chief, the and gave the bell Fope s few concluding pulls; but there was nothing perticalatly Episcopalian or denomina- tional in the summer clothing worn by the Bev. Alfred C. Smith, upon whom, in the abe sence of Pastor Couk, the conduct of the + service devolved. Ordinarily Mr. Smith, who ise half-blood Yankton, is in char; but few ministers could. Mr. Smith does it, and docs it well. There was a mo- ment or two of silent prayer and then the lergyman announced « hymn. The white members of the congregation sang as much as could remember of “From Green- Tey Mountains," they knew they all right as to the tune, and went investigation developed the fact that the Indians were singing a translation that ¢rund old missionaryhyma. The Dakota doesn’t sound half bad when set to ‘and those people whose ideas of Indian execution have sprang from stray spect- of and pharyngeal endeavor up at would be astonished at the brought out by a little religious cul- were many very pleasing voices the women—sweet anil not at all shrill. of the native males sang, Yous! The Young Peopl Fourth Street M. E. 's Union and 8. 8. of the Church will give a day and moonlight excursion to River View tomorrow. The Boston House employer’ excursion to Marshall Hall on the Macalester tomorrow evening promises to be one of the most enjoy- le they have ever made. Ob, music, moon- light, love and flowers! ——- A Wife Beater Fined, Dan Lyons’ wife had bim arrested for threats, but when the case was called before Judge Mil- ler today she did not appear and Dan was dis- charged. Robert H. Buckner did not fare so well. His wife accused him of having struck her and she was present to prosecute him. He was fined €5 or 15 days. ee Warr yor Pex Man excursion June 25. phescuteoceeeraas Too Handy With His Pistol. Daniel Montford, a young negro who is well acquainted with the inner workings of more than one prison, will have an opportunity to become acquainted with the new guards at the Jail shortly. Saturday night Dan drank more liquor than was good for him, and when he visited Glick's alley he tried to clear everybody out of that public thoroughfare. He was armed with a Pistol and the whom he would prob- ably have killed had he got a chance were Ed- ward Scott, Lincoln McQuade and Geo. Armutead. Several shots were fired, but fortunately no a me sentenced him to eighteen epee Neer aes A Convention of Microscopiste, ‘The American Society of Microscopists will hold its annual meeting in this city on the Lith of August. The society, which was organized im 1878, now has © membership of about 400. The sessions will be held in the halls of ‘the medical and — pr WANTED—HELP. WANTED---HOUSES. FOR RENTHOUSES. | FOR RENT--HOUSES. FOR RENT_FLATS.. NEOUS J ANTED-A GOOD PLAIN COOK. WASHER | \WANTED—AT ONCE, FOK IMMEDIATE PUR- | })ON RENT — MASS AVE DET lin POR RENT— ME HOUSE 13 G ST. | FOR RENT_HANDSOME FLATS_POUR AN} LEA DROP PRAME PSV HO ery W ‘nditoner: also int for upstairs Work, W ‘cianers Srouses in the northwest eetion! Bio | Kan tte farmahee ee sny040 | Fae Sreome, 17. Desiale Uree aei200e: | Pers” port wrt and ast woaers Sor | PLA A DROP ERASE Vex Wo 1610 Lvth st. a. w. roomns ; mesern suiprovements, Piss be > T st, tie. 35. N 20 | now. 10 rooms: good repair, #00. ALBERT F. FOX, | lookin« ‘ance shady ‘yard. housekeeping ‘or caterer. | lamp abd bell Inciued. price os eis) em WAN{ED_A comPETENT Fige SUTIONIST 75 Feumonable. L. STARGARDIER, O13 oth st, nw at earcran eth Fatterect ne. $20 F st. now. 22205 de: tara. hs, 8 T. RMIT, 220 vist et nw foreicner in correcting lu - ; Got i 1 DEHST. 5. nee | ake Po 5 jon" itt be rensouable. Aaron i Ev Br WANTED ROR SALETA BRICK HOUSE NEAR | "uate our a UNSRATORD ai aie” | FOX MST & Geen, ae ; a STORE noon | Fyne tacteting jomn tea hens governin office for about Hi “ 5 ot pees bove, 12 35 ith st. mw. : now | tercein to Lauediate’ canh’ purchaser also one | with yureau of id RK RENT—HOUSE FORK DRUG STORE IN | 176! 87. <ne for dry «oods other tor wal | NICO a ae ft ae 'TED_MAN TO TAKE CHARGEOF MUTUAL ee ee ogre Foe E mt, Ii. ©) <" ry <code and other tor wall paper: PETA. star oft. we Tadow aut Amvciation: par #100, and $200in | PORTING, (26s at teen. w PP a aheape Appa to SCENERY. Melee mE TS | Hay Hae atk TOO eer oe RTUDETT | ROR SALE-LADES Psvcio BICNCLE. wird Ndreae” Wa W4NTeD bY JULY 1. EIGHT TO TEN-ROOM | JOR RENT_HANDSOME NEW THREE-NTORY | S\N Jove. st. seat Mn Vemnt o%._ | Sovetathtianmea ss CaS = ae Romo Me Pleusant teat acloraceteePot meres | protetsente Ga Mies Nome SHR ail meriern te cae SUTHR EST. aerate . | POR SADE-ERGLISN AND TAs W Ani OA FIRST-CLASS ORDER COOK, NO | Kidrese PEMMARENT B. Siar othe = ape Behmpider” ‘Sto per auuth. “JOHS'W? MORIN | FEEVMAIC Se. aU setae cg ® | COUNTRY BOARD. | PrSund cient SCHMID‘ Niko sf =a nee ae 5 ANTED—TO BUY. BY ADVERTISER, HOUSE a" NORTHEAST. oT WiLL INODATE A FEW | sa0n ANTED-A GOOD COOK, WasHER AND | WANTED TO Buy. RENT— ra 39 | SUNSET HILL CAN ACOOMMUDATE A PEW | ayo) . 5 ; Wao ironer, to assist in general hotisework; cod | Wilt pay COO, soate ra ce a rei per | E'tateand insureace BORO ee ee, +71 S18 S| 12K st Or - 13.30 | Sore twarders at reasonable rateo:qpriug bela, tom | PON SALE—A 96: LADIES TRICYOLE nt aces; oul private fansiiy:sood howe, 20H. | Cent. Must bea decked berweis. “Addors BAR TS was Pears ade Me TAU ES CHANBLER deen, | GOLDscH MID. a. a. Ww. Star office. 3e20-20* "| 1s i 304 Bd st, 10r...... 8 ay Bis pales “ ” | RO 7 6 WASTED A BOY MUST HAVE SOME EXPERI: | \\TANTED_FURNIGHED HOUSE FOR SUMM iit Bs a 8. 1 CAYWOOD, 933 Sth st. now. | RSONS DESIRING AO) | Pekan ene ‘a 7 seine ond ommended” Appiy 2 F st. m. w. any, U}iitdy, without children, who, with family serv. | 1338 Vtave, Se, st nw, JOR RENT—O20 1ST 8 VES BOOM | U Keats samme moet te ceaconmnry. take ey ive ersonal care, or pay nominal reat if and all mod. iny oe S2z Mapie ave, Le Droit faired; ‘Teferences, given. Parker ANTED—AT HEADQUARTERS, WHITE A! h, Sr. 30 y pointed a papers istan rom O Payroads: len ‘of trutt D Cig ay ord x newly vainted and papered | distan'e trou: two Fauroads. plenty of frit Ww colored cooks. aundress, chamabermatin, nurses, | oft. jersian | 310 2dth bepmoe torment DANESHOWER, | Vane arecalsiinicaon apmseyemioe jen cooks, waiters. velluwens barten lors. fariu, dairy | \yrANTED—@13,000- WASHINGTON HEAL ES Pn Commer 1th aus > Fanon DERE = ; Bohr ety snd away: SASLL" A COOMBS A CO” | Wane oa, NASMINGTON, MEAL, 25 | SEP coer | WASTER PEDONE PPSNG coup BOARD S710 seid Sit" } erty Valued at 153.000. ‘OWNER, 13510 Mus. Pi Lath at. B. w., 9 TOOT... $45 | ote! ternus maderstes chidren. tal DOR SALE MONKENS J ANTED-WHITE AND COLC sachuisette ave. n. 3216-64" 2 vis L4th sw, Or. th st. n.w., 1] rooms and bath. =< | room tor three or four borves. chlekens end eye tor idundress, housemaids, waitress, 1 _— 40.90 14 & ae, Tr... 25 L st. 2. 5 & roomie a th $40 | DAWSON, Brishtwood. D.C SCHMID butlers, waiters, bellinen, men cooks, barten- OFFICES. Second floor 613 12th st. S40 5 = { dders, farun, dairy help." DICK'S AGENCY, 0} WANTED—ROOMS. TAF ot aw. -.£20t0 810 Elewant tn Se20-6r 1. ates A 3 4 neta ulding = peper. Va j Se = ae : : DOK RENT—A NICE SIX.ROOM BRICK and good water | W AkteD-tae rosTmONOF Wane esa heh MONIC, TEACHER, WILT. DSRS ad public company 8 peered tow roaiensy mm cia, eoand Piano lemons for Gourd und rogn: Sy ge 2. ea sas bercan | seeoee an invest froin $1,000 (0 83.000 in the company. Ad- | Mat aw ES CRETE S FORD, Gli Fst a, OARDERS WANTED: TERMS REASON: | “Suet rece C. D. ¥., Star offic. ae ;ARSED-TWO_UNFURNIRHED COMMUNE POR RENT 93 HST. SF. iivitie Vee po ANTED—A RELIABLE War RISHE! F lar, 6 roome and bath: all mod. in ’ Ww Posse cating roows, with o n OUtIOOK. in noriheast oF drive baker wacon. | 204 OLTZMAN, 10th and F ste.n. es ve streneth ot a ont accent ponngrig te x te Fs $27 Fat. n.e., Z-story, 6 rooms and batis x of a brush. See generni «: part wasn ¥ARMER AND.WIF ‘inesg, with teruim I. 3. Bo, QO Massachoserts ste. | JOR RENT_20i8 PORTNER PLACE, ONE OF | imps; vente forse” B Deve 's BONsMole Aveute, SiS sud Sou W ire ince of sent incusin Maegiands sicinites Os BEER" | comely paper eee: arommment beth; Mend: | JOS ae 5) ae Mew oday suai Siturday neste oe MOC TS" | WANTED TAGMEDFATELY, FOR StouAGE, | ty Yattuber ant nudes wou €51. 50 THEOD, PEE! | RONMENT fiat States reg | Fn nlzs Ors0- OAs ENGINES. BOTs Kee TAN MPETE . el a a snima ; Wil y Sper = a “ — 2118 and ba! cold water aiag is, Va x —— _ N ai lent. “Radios, wit references onthe yf aulted. Address S.A Cy lar ofits, 1 Gl] RHODE ISLAND AVE. X.w.;| .gooysaud bith ot aul [old vate APE MO | Conn: Nery healt area —————_— Star office. wees 3 story brick uouses, 6 flow sO) te med att Way Se ETT | sfininewate ad sober ent for.tich #050 no | cheap rates FOR SALE—HORSES AND VEHICLES. Y ames of 20 andl WANTED_—LOTS. Bork: aisle, tothe calle ned bean oaks | oe wie @0 per mo | 403 Parties who have ‘spent sev (0K SALE—A GOOD FAMILA HOKSE. BAPE; former CMe Star Wes SSS Room 12. 8 Fst $i per ino | Mere: Ane shade; very cool. “CE. BRA very cheay ApPIy 1610 Tk st nw. fee Or uihice. een y ANTED_FOR AN EDIATE PURCHASE ENT_FURNISA | = POR 82 UE A TWOAORSE \ AGON, GOLD HICK: a vacant ground on Capito! Hill; iuust be an inve caaek | a JOU! . bie set of harness eh WASTE STR ment $10,000 in laud. SMITH & JEFRORDS. vag yer nae wipe gee Pi oem es I te a ma bye | ohe Who understands preterred. else gy f° es. 7 tainsand % mite fro SU Lith 43 ate ube werk cheap for cag a hi st. uw age ay of 42 K stn, w. tomorrow alter 9a. m. ‘st. uw. » cae THD, = > > MIGCR TRMATTS NTAINING 7 ALE-AN ELBOANT MATCH TEAM OF WASTED A BIGHT METHODICAL BOY. WHO | WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. | F Qs; ah foUsE CONTAINING § ROOMS, - menlasi ciurape. tori on Freserek swung, MS Fun a aunsll printing office aud uke Mipelt ee Hah ence Soraiabed ar Ser D.-GLEN MANOR OPENE Did. rant ry report. sald W ANIED 2 BOWS WHO UNDERSTAND PRESS | sm roo. “LU: ti st HW. fiom ena tare KATE tnd cellar’ | pomt circle; electric apphiancrs t wan: tur. | Fess GLEN MANO, Forest @ pe work, Address PRESSMAN, Star office, stating HORSES AND CARTS OnE Ww. + SOL MS. | nace heat and open tirepiace hail oniy Promimng: ior ‘sad gentic thue served, axe, ie if HOUSES AND CARTS ONE WEEK ‘One SR BASES. TED_BOARDERS_SUBURBS OF FRONT | Sino scoot mv ture) Of freee jor a small family, Urn reterence. 1K) eh = = 4 pd ati: ‘all dusts rent a x NILUNFURNISH | Uiik at Vegetables. Mors parte outnt ans Ss ae Jor ® mall fatally; Urinug reterence. 101 STORAGE ROOM OF ABOUT 1,000 THE PALAIS UYAL, cor. Pa ave: land | F'UdosGonoran st-tr-ei9) 2204 Wash circle, 10.850 | Yee Meek. “Address Mire.” W QOR SALE — A GOOD WORK idmae VERT pa aT south oF In. w.. tor cleun ius storie, a =] i Lit Green's ade ,ot | ava og | Fase: siso ood bane. Caner aetna tien Bee WANEED A Re Angra about aatig capacity round Hoge with POIN, QUIET | NEToMBOK. | (peta fre FO Union pi 8 | ROALD ES TAKEN_OW DRIVE TO * pate ) “Avy U6 Box een re 7 ee gat nw, Gee Avwer Cetat Fount anni Vope’s creek, Baba P. it 35 ; FANTED-WOMEN THAT THOROU NEES FOR 91,000. ‘T. if. GARDNE} apll-llw* TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1207 F st.n.w. vod table. fisting, crabbing and salt, water bath: OS BALE 208T AND POR SALE, 5 4 me opr ioadl of fi cieratand runnin sewinue machines, uvauothers AB iy Oa bear Tutck, vegetables and fa per week ; + horses Rne ane a) a N¥ STUDENT WISHING TO AD- ‘and depwe free. Mr rade would do well to enter the summer - O., Clnries Co., Md. 50 | 2326 G wt, an i ieee a ILE DRUG x2 Fst, tu . two weeks during middie 25 1307 434 aw, Cram 1.818. charge of a store C. Starin’s business College, 13 E 1230 4¥ sw, Or, w.- 16.40 f 1. $01 BO st Sa July. Apply at WAITS'S PHARMACY, lth and L sts. | uw; one hundred students eurviled the past ye GOS 43. 9w, br, water. 16.30 Zora full list apply to H. MARTIN & | PERSONS DESIRING Boa t. Prof. Starin has conducted the busines school of 6 Lise, Gr. wai 198s" yeroits | KE anodated at tme T Pret pt., Columbian University, tor the past two, Dey Boyd's station 9 ; ; STALEY Boye Ing trade. Apply to.G. F 705 lath at. | OT ast winter peat Rear uy Oew dew 10 wo “Fue a7 — = SSeS = ae “CE WPARKER, cor. 434 and Eats... w. s BOARDERS AT A PLE = W ASTED-TADY NOT UNDER TWENTY FoR | Y Pah featons at 48 or quater fee umuee nat Vy st N.W.. A DESIRABLE iin abr tbo Jans Canton, ‘eoees, about five hours daily must be, inteliyrent und | aonebet ta id tavancesent sunied. cai tory bay-wioddow Bric; pack, dulce room at ee a = cr, unitekine salary, 7-90 to mart.” Yhind oor, 4 | BOMeB: Fatt wruarauterd. “Acdrens E. | £1 2;story bay eindow brick: parci, dining room and oo Si chas hae BY eat carta barCtvarda. uruder surmeys torte at Lo LOE aa a elt aaa — | ox = required. Apply at 1713 H st. nw. ‘and Cand D sts. n.W., from duly 1... Fotos, whive and harms, both usw mtn eae W SSino-p Waist HASoa NOME-wET EX | WASTED —SFCONDIAND NickLE VATED vi SoBe ato ne Aba le from at yin and ane, othe apt ed aa any, Rerieced need apply, yermanent work, W211 1] .)) ofl evister, suitabie for a reetaurané, 4 gon sae Ok Sane = SER ett gemums cared tor ane : Ex Corrine Repository | 406 Pa ave. if osspaata jb st. ie EAE, & aS eration, Montworvers county. Std jel tan” | 2a Corrinne Mave W ASTED-A COLORED GIRL TO DOGESERAL NiED TO Vorkow 8300 ON AMPLE SE het hw. or, Sane waite, N THE MOUNTAINS_SUMMEH BOARD ON 4 oy ee: Address, stating inte arposes. I top, Wimedash, michel Fail, yee thi uw business; salary @> | To a a “a - fe 0 Mrs. JU" OWN, Slate pang 20 . box ti, wi and | WY ANTED aM LATE OF PARIS, | AiGhiES. Ta FEAT we ars fel, Mine duste Feat. 3 sts Chauncey banat’ | Wear wate sake us prepared to do fine laumdry work of every description. ca com he i a POk SALEJOST ARRIVED, SOHURSES, AMONG oo ENTEE WASTED IOUS AND FLUE puptt PAUL, fi TWO F st. Jee0-at “ Gly of frat, Shade, powitry. mitik wid 81 | auie, MCHOLAS SCRLD 7 ee pe knall alt a vl > speaking tuves and all latest com- | i540 Prospect ave, 10r, | 2801 Duiubarton ave, owe 1G be W J CRAYON! CRAYON! WE WANT $00. CHARLES W m one b 20 boys, ladies’ sud parlor iuaids, Ke. (vaigage rooms; | 711 Market space, Ainateur negatives developed and aoe. 21r. @83.33'009 Tut ne county, Va. ANUP used at the several school comuenreuents LOG st. nw ! ra sone gspaieet ets \yanti FNTELLIGEN DS nOi me, Pwees | TT on eS SO eae, ae caesar | TANTLD—AT CITY INTELLIGENC SWENTY cu ES W. - 2 boys. We will need tor good places 7> women Monday b st. road, id al required. Order vox 311 Oth st-m,w 5 OF ED—HO ‘OR RENT— LPH De Sales, tur square erend pian orld . cost #700; can be bought tor only © WI stool and cover. Agrand Ganeain, 1 the nest” takes 1 ths . Reverenices siven aiid Lincoln, Loudoun dele” snd Taesiay , einpioyine FORD, #25 Lith st D. SHACKLE it at once. Pureelivilie, on W. & 0. K. it required, JOHN G. HERND county, Va. Ma. inhi? FIND OUR F 1S. MALE AND F 0! Waste, ae ATED EEPEKS | a Jabs THEPLANOEACHANGE, G13 Penn. ave, NTED- AG! storaxe rates very low. We have soeticd ONT SEND: FAMILY BOARD- | qs0n” SALE mane Take 83 to 40 per day taking orders 1 holsterersy cabinet takers aud OR RENT— thy house when they ran set A RARE CHANCE A Rich TONE family for the Aufonuntic Broont Mors! short notice. Fs ERERMAN & Hi Vr, sty fp Ee SSS ong Louse when they can wet Fates pearly as iow at | JOON GALE ented, adopted by government: sells easily myi-hin NH av, ram f. cit Rt st hve Trea SRK 1.38 | OR Metewation Dratine si Sachin | FUN ware Sa Ae! Cesta we sktan’™ | > AST O—SRORTEAND_ AND TTR Cee Fe ara stat water bv scree terest und iadets Paretegcter teu | Leavin VWANEEDCA WOMAN FoR GENENAT, HOUSE: Tucmnding tuiety hours’ dictation © Boeastnw hee rouins, jas", tennis, bowls, de Mre Work at £225 T at. n.w.; ood recerences required. | man shorthand: caucraph and i ‘or ath and D ne, st of Gr F uw: - Mountain Lake Park, Md. ane welling 40 Wes iuonths, ach business & lw 2 aK Vy antep—a WYEWS OFFICE, A WELL. | bovkseeD ted a ee FAUQUIER INSTITUTE, —SPLENDID BARGATN—A FINE W ‘Sitcated Gouna man shout visiecr year a; | book chs mele, B10; atudente. a OR RENT_HOUSE 205 RST. Warrenton. Va Lance cool roctue: iawn of ture | 1 Mark Taemood syvare rand pian Toil Sake. good opening for the richt person; salary sinall, Ad: | STAIIN'S BUSINESS COLLPGE. 10 ot. 2D ME a an oe A comes Fru ‘and wares cee ny Smaiek, vemstabien. | Cersect order an’ taity oestanten com Oo00 hee dress,in own es =e Z ool SOE a | Muy hn 65 : i ites Maar oe oi Gis = —— trom, Faugwer Spring : 140 quick cant; including a handsome sical aod TANI EXPERIENCED 8 ND SKI ‘TED — ALL DES pier rooms 2d and ave. is “ I . . WA A aEC DY wove Cab Ue meets a WA iin un avpeentice. “Apply 20 W sitinth, oe acta ate KctGank, 1415G.---..\ aa 2 ath doors idk 13 | FO™ BETSY THOMAS B. WAGGamas OS DIE" PiaNO' EXCHaNor Wane nooms, aw. for cluldren; pictures copied: printing and deve up-ng | 11190tn, br & 408 21st st, tir, wl. dd. HOUSES, hichosd bubhgraee tape pean | S85 Bransptvensoore, (IRL TO NURSE joramateurs. LAKDNEM, 419 th st., near L 20d] Be aryete keel, wie 355 8) Lich and healthy: new hotse. new furuiture ten Hall. Ey ir, mt... nutes’ drive trou railroad 817, 7th st, 6r. jauuberwork, wiust cume well reco: 32.0 | Re. Address airy W. Z. GRE Boyd's, Ma. Jel 1006 Ps ave, or, mii: Dor sal am a. 116 24 st. se. i ave, ir, fo Se OR SALE— — ae Wee ae Bau Mi Gr, mit... W ANIED BOARDERS HEALTHY LocaLITY, | I ’square pianos tn nice condition for beginners than un pmplorment as ¢ p Preach, | deuty shade: terms reasonable, particular by | #50, 200, $15, @100; sold on wonthiy payments of - yuan “tan Spats Po Datel a ISS wail.” “Address Mrs. WM. ie GEIZENDANERELS | until paid tor, aaadnese KOUM Ts C ware Ree Ee | Upper pars 1408 B Beatisvie, Stontkurmery county, Md. Nese, Di paseo THE PIANO EXCHANGE. and : A =e coe >jindi amd Inds 12th aan, ee S fic _ | 3 FANTED-IN A” PLEASANT WAsteD = DY TO HAVE THETR | st. , ANTED SUMMER BOARDERS, HALY MILE | JOK SALE-ONE NI men: those having € qrocennn Oiicstal Suk ae ak ne » Gr, sea from depot daily mail aud all eguuforte. right inde Mts: o Me SEWMIEK, Myr. ‘Telephone No. Ud. Mata 3F, storaxe. 488 Alex ct, rw, mae eee: ee 80 225 > Menday, Tuesday aud Wee niches, Julius Lansbargh's, 1stuand Fane GOS aud E80 ©25 Lotu ne, Or. Ww. erou, Mout puuer’ county. Mil eld 20" ; ; Srenmarivama are plod ti Navy Place, TANTLD — BOARDLLS. CONVENIENT TO FOUR V . \ ED-STLAM CARPET CLEANING AND qa — Al) eee y a — | ot ag 9 FIVE DOLLARS MONTHLY pade ver, duiniture ateau‘ed aud Lictie destroyed” SOU) wales. OF, 20 BUKDETTE, Boyd's. Nid. 28-14t*” | Gives yous fne-toned square piano or handsome or 2H. YOUNGS, UZ da ave. VeleLuone 1000 TO stots Ge, 5 OFFICES, UCUST LAWN HOUSE OPENED MAY 20 POR | ®88 for your Lowe. ne “'shatt sup ey Re es anton build’g, room ment rooms | a oo F.G. SMITH, 1225 Pe. ave ho Sect For a tub ast pyar 10 W ESCOTT & WILCOX, RH la rectaanesreagon 1 eae bie? = ee FOR RENT—ROOMS ae si Penarivania ave. tw. Ta ao ae PERSONAL. CORED WAITER, ONE aoe NT—RE — | or tERIS OSBORN ne Af usetul in the kit On HENT—AT Torn ST. N.W.. Finst, | FOR RENTS j Washinston Grove, Md. : elegantly situated : eleva ANTED_THE ADDEESSES OF MARY mse | PF pcond and third oor front roots: Cool and der | SISO Lae tion Sid feet above fide waters tue auades mineral | WW ANDRE, THR ADD Ei TMMEDIATELY—3 COMPETENT ih 4 oS Lith st, raié 2, 11 and 16, each, Vernon row, ri 20. Meter; no malaria: 1 trams dauy, 40 minutes trom | ju 1872. “Address BLO biat o ‘aes paid and p - oy ceese LO Gunton DUIId g, rms ss board atid Toous; Peasousu.e rates. i ~- Me = ua | OK RENT—T sana oa es of, address W. J. USBULNE, 724 lath st. news ADY GOING ABKOAD IN JULY WOULD ris | sumer pr Appiy at once, 2325 Pa. ave. now. ppp shee UAKDERS WANED, PLEASANT COUNTRY ANIED—INDUSTRIAL DIRECTURI—WHITE | Keterencem itu at ne. 6 AKDERS “WANED. FLEASAN 3 V ‘persons for positions of all kinds. Room 7, 9b aoe Arthur pi aw, house, plenty tut, vevetables, milk, shade and delvest™ NDORE'S EMPLOYMENT Bi ted by ladies. ad Women, White ail kinds mathe LALO i "with re AGENTS POSITIVE FACT. WE AME PaY Value for gente. Brei-ciass second-hand clothing dren we cull’ ar JUBTB'S CLD BLAND, viv be seh E DETECTIVE AGENCY, ALuLieations grows > conhueutial Ofboe open tetris wloderate; depot atid post office iy to Mrs. CARSWELL, tortown, Fauquier county, Va. Jesh AKGE MANSION_FLENTY OF SHADE. OON- 4 venient to cars and dai:y mails, and all couforts of - MISSES CUI, Hamihton, Loudoun Co..’V A a Za floor; “Inrge “stationary A foKt water and bath room ; rent, #19 a whole of second flour, tor lizht LouseKee jnodern improvewents; ong square irom street cars : ree trom Capitol. UG Dat. ne. Call after eS The above is oniy « portior, Look: of the property on For 1ull itst cull at office for bulletin issu ‘and strictly Sentih Uelsl THOS. K. WAGGANAR. | (\oNOaT ERIREAT-BOUNTAING OF MARY-| Sia" oS” Smee FS awe == ; Mand. ¢ per's, Ferry), ovens. June stan: | — a ar F san FLOORS Or sdstnw, GF. JOR RENT1020 HST... THREI rivaled for health, gone “comforts "and county | (VIL SERVICE TON QUESTIONS “480 La, ave., occupied for many yeure-se Inw of. Save nw, Gr. basement; 1G rooms: 83, “2008 14th st Taxus, Ws M- CPABK. Keer Tryst. We uid answers. end loreuts to W eoutuit then a ooin, bale Uuitdinw, 43 th st yatteville, Or: Sroomese4G 1819 0 et. S-story andceliat count vot tag Bghha hh; AM Ivy Inationt, the sum season; large and. 4 Market space ee NE ars Crome \\ ANTED-IN HAGERSTOWN. ABOUT TwELvE | _™21m" tarps: COLOMBIA FH N NEW, COOL AND ATTRACTIVE Tous. V ARTS ROACH POW EST WOFlG , beware of inuitations that are pu poues, wet art's trade turk Om te bos. is tor the summer and tall; sitnation desir able and convenient: neat Kee- Mer; early corres:ond- ence souicited. Mrs. CLAKK, o6 b. Washinwton st-, flats, 717, 13th st. now. cheeriul south front chani- moderate siz furnished : elevator: electric be in splending; location, containing 13 lance rou 'y, to represent in bis own | ueat and considerate wentieman only; 812. jelS-vt* ir Zbath ‘Toons iange closets, coal vaults, servants | Haserstown, Md. my 30-1 ‘t. H.W. Send your order. FOE BENIORE ts good closet, on ground floor; brizut and desirable; C'st. new. 220-30" UNE 15-TWO MILES FROM ALEXANDRIA, jange, airy, rooms: rooms and bath, bandsomels 0) per tionth. pst, Vie.) jew York. - iy lawn, fruit and auilk’ MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN oF : ze wat OOS auld bath; good business | <feetn ih profusion: iraius anet ty "notte WANTED STENOGRAPHERS AND EM POk RENT_UNTIL NOVEMBER 1, TO GENTLE- stn. Br L. aoe ae “Wee OPKING BANK, Alexandria. Ve. | 50 ONey To LOAN IN LARGE AND SMALL SUMS hoa typewriter opemiors directed to womtionn 4),UNFIL NOVEMBER 1 TO GENTLE: stay. ! Ti rooms and bath: will give» | _md=0-a MOSFET LOAN IN LANGE AND sMALL st Ewployers provided competent stenographers, and | on Second floor: cool sud Comm tn ence Fla ave uw, s30040 08 Fears’ lease of this proyerty..$1U5 per month. Duerice of Columbia RR PSLEtroLD, Pestenton, UPergiory) DIET, heatneten Adare Maryland ave. ne. COG st nw. Or... 90.203 18. WARREN CHOATE & CC LOST AND FOUND. 30-ta cor. 1:ith and F ms. nw. writer Office, Sti: and F sts. n.w. my 13 FOE, RENT DELIGHTEUL "coo UM MER , "BH. WARNER £00. 816Feae. | “es ~ = = ~ } [ORES TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. PROMPT rouns with board; suitable for gentlemen ; I. a Bw. | EN 3 Osi-JUNE 1%. LIGHi KED SEITER Dog, | ob to al! applacatione ae aaiee ; lwonth; appountuenis Brst-class; references, 30-7 I OK. 4TH ST. AND FLORIDA ‘with collar and tag. Liberal reward Mf returned 19 SWUKMSTEDT & BEADLE WANTED — SITUATIONS. 20-* ‘brick dwelling, fine store and stable: ail FTL. Gr Marylautave, nee. 3020-10 es Ae = Ok RENT—PLEASANT ROOMS. 411 71H ST. suitable tor erocery of teed store; OsT_-GauD CASE, INOW MEAN LAPAUEGTE | a = IN SUMS TO SUIT. NO DELA TANIED-BY A Gila. A PLACE AN ¢ sw. Secoud floor. furnished, cheap. Je20-1it" ve. Apply at 1226 N at now. test a‘satare,, Saturday "evening: ‘Suitable sewer i | S1LD,000 dial cosmetons *° j N ee ee ee JOH HENT_ONE VANGE WANDSONELY FUR-| WOR RENT VERY LOW TO 4 1 returned to 1005 Lith st. mews a é ‘COMNTEVELY & FINLEY, : —_— = nished room, first floor; also one good-sized room, 4 Corcoran st. n. w. ‘OST—HUCKSTEN'S LICENSE, No. 277,1N THE | 2°20" __ 22 Ft. aw, eR a i a _Rawe of Nasuington Norris, Reward forte return | WANTED — #3 IMPROVED REAL ES- : piace in | storae or otherwise; very ligt : board hear by. refer- “3041 N ST; AN ELEGANT 12 ROOM wT Nat wwe it tate at Falls Church, Va. worth #20 (xn the city ;can furnish reference if necessary. ‘Address | ences Isse4 Lent. hws eos ¢ been put in thorouzh and couplete ra Sole Aan x | _s10ct GORDON & BNO, Wn P ot nw. A a er wl Sr iat at Se SS ao Oe °8 BUREAU part of Louse with swall private tamuly Limes os ares woutlh. ADpIY ENT_UNFURNIA jersey aves and 7th st. nw, ward if returned ober sus V ee ee ‘ons all conveutences; Fier seasonal topo TE WILCOX, itis Paves edt” | POR RENT ONEURNISHED. Jerre SA th Sn Lara reward rot SIO LY Cicer saute cn real eevate maids, nurses, waiters, mem cooks, waiters, fogtinen, | lianent par‘ies. lane Ens aah ieap Ebi ee Bence * so turns, dairy win ; reterences from last place. 527 10th | oR RENT—1610 6TH ST. NW, THREE PLEAS: $250 i114 1dth’ st nw, eT SATURDAY. IN GOING FROM BURCH- rt seel-Se? |) Ont rooms and bash second doce! anne eee ee f aay Liss wore to Si Sure aa eee Doses light housekeeping; private fami) terms moderate. ot RENT—NEAR THE BUREAU, TWO U Ng ‘RUST COMPANY, 1419 G st. hemmacaag= ~ad fine location; ANTED—GO TO DICK'S AGENCY FOR COOKS, ‘eae iuaids, nurses, Iaundress, house Workers, butlers, coachiuen,” waiters, footmen, farm and dairy men: all x W West-of function Coin, 12v5 Mat nw, 15r...../1. FUR | F109 Mt st, nw. Tait Saeave nw, tart ‘OST_SATURDAY, JUNE 20, AYESILIW AND | Ste con usw ais take locus on collateral security ok t place. G13 Teh st, Je2-ot ished second-story front roonis; dil conventences. | Khode Isiand aves. hus 11 roa; every mod S10 idthet nw, Lr. ok inne B per cet £0 ais W Se ea) Lith st eat | couereted celiar and lance yard: will vive leave it de= SLO Cap at, Sr. Arewand df returned to8GOt Tikes oe aoe Syste | Ober cent for Jong or short sips, SMITH & SONS, position to teach yi NISHED | 14:34 Y st, n.w., 12-room desirable dwelling; large | 1: a “‘OST_—CERTIFICATE, wi jel6-tr 1418 F wt om to teeaition to teach French, first floor, suitable tor 3 or 4 eeutie- | parlors fuished tu hard weed crelueed Oo sae stock of Weshington Teese thectines hae TATE 18 TH ‘ oe : noel ——| men, with board it desired; other rome: location | "S08 st n.w.. ‘excellent. condition ; of District of Columbia, iasued. te Ronee teete tu suns it, at Dama WARIED SITUATION BY A PRACTICAL tabie board a specialty ; terius reasonable. 16.50. Ma) ‘not beeu assigned ; ap- | per cent interest. ASTRKDAL & MALLBI licensed engineer : best of reference. Call or ad- ” jon has been made tor duplicate. de10-Lm athe Dutiding, 24 F et. ‘ress PAULSEN a tom S| POE HENT-700 GST. NW FINE, TARGE $A Quem ove, = ano nd ‘ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT AT CUR JANTED—BY A RELIABLE WHITE GIRL, A airy rooms; large cl 's; on lst ne a aw, or OST-SUNDAY, JUNE 21, LEMON AND WHITE. at arity .ecta, W ‘Staaten "ss Sajtress “aud chemermeit Kose formished., ‘with best table board, 10F €25 Is lows cirtiw, Lf 8 Deter dor “Dakin” dati epee aad poe ace | sepytett 2aten Om anyproved real catate ow Taly 1 to October 1. Appiy 1757 P st. a Jus Let nw. de... Years old, hed on collar and tag at” tlme with owner's | apaysue TURK RMCTHERIORD, 3307 Pet.n.w ANTED_BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN, | FOR, RENT ECRNISHED 514 2D, ST. N.\ O17 O stnw, Lr tiny to ARTHUR 8. MATTINGLY. tay. ¥. | \PONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE OR OTHER position ay butler, on river, OF Porter can ‘Jer0-3e G. A JORDAN, 1417 F st. = ae. tee. ave. sere rood wecrsty i wane iro 908 lowest [ween . Good, ACCURATE | POH RENT: 8 GOENECTICUT A a LQS2- FRIDAY EVENING, ON OR NEAK WN. — . ‘ ri pleasant ‘urnished roouis; my floor. 4 1dlv New Yor ave. BERT, Star office, - sed aD “2020 Vermont ave. 6 rooms; br. : $18.30. knit wool cape, trimmed with biack boon. | Finder will —_ : Sa =| i308 dst please return to 1328 Sth st. ¥ WANTED AND TO LOAN—PARTIES ED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN, | POR RENT—SECOND FLOOR, 212 9THBT. N. Jp08 3d . -w. 1 SOPs and Feceive reward. ™ ‘“isvinw money to los can ajwage, hod silo ruation as « bartender hax’ wood experience nae eee Pod fae Ir. B.w.; 815. FOcx2 A SORREL HORSE: OWNER CAN HAVE | notes, secured Ly dewds oy russ. x00 Shank. sud well rcoaltandede Ridese ox “SRS | metro wetting, a NTIS ROOM BRICK DWEELIN Eames proving property and yayiug charwee. Cul | Shawn, = TON Bi_A FIRST-CLASS | PORK RENT_FURNISHED—ENTIRE SECOND vee : bas a Vis r > ‘MEXT WSEAS (EA Tota | PGE. Mal ae eee RE, EOE eas een Lash TaCuss Treg ast, sur | peat mange DRT PLAS oy yy et | i genre ine une of piore'on frat age: ent molt: a Pe Sux PER ENT ba: bit Seawremx. ¥ ION BY HIGHLY RESPECT-| pon gots ENTIRE THIRD FLOOR F PREM: BUS! Cc! Pete 2 Viale. SE ue eh ae chanpersnig oe cident | BPQK, WONT SENTIRE TRIED, TLOGH OF PREM: ——_ DUSINESS ‘CHANCES. cagA AS Sinplover, Who leaves the Gty. Call i908 Hatva-w, | provementson same floor." Apply LOUIS 2. ee 10k SALE-ORE OF THE BEST ESTABLISHED e ra rer Li EAS Sees oS grocery ‘stores in South a. = aS ere eas = ISHED—LARG! ‘ROO! the cheapest rent; Ifind ible to «ive it atten- bey WANTED SITUATIONS Fon SEAMGTRESSES, | FOC.ttrai and convensent to cterel lines of eave nad Hon required. Address JOHN, Star office jest bes ¢ = cooks, drivers, porters, nurses, ladies! departments: terms reasonable. 1410 G st. a. w- <= Sees 2 as _. E. waooaman. Tiarweot)) Mamofice= reception snd bug Jeldst" Pee a a ‘sud good | MOREE ZO TOAR-IX SUMS OF Fuom esas Sounecied: BURNHAMPS 11106 sen.we Seow | POR HENT int TST, FORNISHED ROOMS, dow totope Apply to W. 0-30 SOON ik ta a Will Of's first-class grocery store. cat ah enfant MMiop = i : WASTER, BY A YOUNG MAN, EMPLOYMENT ‘Ariuston Hotel" elorant board west door. Selyie! =e. ap ne its 'walue, everysing ia » complete St Oe F ata we S deiey fas so : | Jp0H RENT-—ONLY #11_FOUR NICE NEWLY PAC = a ailing, change ot business, ONEY AT 5 AND 6 PER CENT O8 ital if - . 7 a be Na, Beat ralroad, ‘cu fupniat',auvall capital if nec Fvered os oe ght housekeeping; three cioests; Fe ENT EPS 1 ST.N.W,. TWO-STORY AND | giuchen end dising root on Stet Moors irouts south | == eeeromiee._"_jea.at_ =x Mthod, eal eiate WANTED —APLACE BY A NICE WHITE ORL fern torprintna ‘and Pension ofices. ED Mass. axe | the oder ‘uiprevements; in gout oe Watts on = ‘THOS. G. HENSEY & Co.. FE store yall make 8 ry ‘airy ick Tap. | ho _ 2 Fa eee , g my26-1 1300 F st. nw. sore, nwt ‘ONEY 10 LOAN we. het to leave the ctx; best | LO RENT—NEAR IOWA CIROLE, PARLORS: | on nuNToa16 AND = — ; 418 H ST. N.E..... “aN ‘ONE S1X-2R00) COR SALE-AN ALMOST “NEW ia suns 1 Bile afepeeae en ‘aro fe tbs 6a | toed de apron comma aes aca | Pod Reno tiC AND XE Foams Ait 2 okinwano: | Foms ee |e TCO Boe ‘ANTED — EMPLOYERS, FOR COMPETENT 96.8 week: room dor blayoten ioe. 3d Bete eae 30,59 | Anacostia. yer be slapgeemetle rc, me . Jo YOU WANT MONEN?—e10 To e100 TOLOAN AT pie, sores County aude bons om ; Prox Sate-anoceRy xD funiture, crwee, seeded (reperences i RENT — LARGE. NICELY FURNISHED Kellogy building, at.nw, t- 4-5-4 pedo B, terry ae ets F font room; newiy } stumer Fates, | 81D Ce ix Becki or" See S ee tte. D. SHAG IRD. | Lith at. mw. Jel st" 10r, all © sw, 8 fr...8 Joie Fok BEXT1@ Gr. TWO COMMUNICATING : peor m.- is * jaxtee Of Looe ceean Dom gE | Scene eo Cay yee Et dress A. F., Star 0 ‘Jelsat ee BUTLER FOR RENT—STORES. 5 iT—A VI N Beer Ea Bed the country and . city; only sae gr ‘Lat RENT- ‘ANTED_BY A REFINED, ag “ad, ‘companion; jo travel, “hdaress B-P.G., star oes. 21 ‘TED_WE WILL FURNISH FOR A TI: ‘DI W Py Be Ay anaes WaANTED-EY_a ScoTCH PROTESTANT Wo- ae Puli aes 2 go,