Evening Star Newspaper, July 23, 1891, Page 2

2 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C. woman 3 i Eco: = MAN'S WORK. arousin Bipronpencorr ongie Sanath — NOMICS AND STATISTICS. WANTED—HELP. WANTED—ROOMS. FOR_RENT—HOUSES. COUNTRY BOARD. inted one lady upon the state commission | The Work of One ofthe Selentifie Bodies to| \\ANIED—A sObeR WHIlE. MAN AN Mult | \\ANTED-3 UNFURNISHED wm 0 4 rm bo TRL Beat What the Lady Managers and Thetr Allies | Pointed one lady upon the siate commission cheng one W Nrstciman, between Sh ands yours ot nee, iat | WW Altar Nounekepie ty Suly 3 by Qouma tart an at, wtore (Sb $550 | An So isutabes broker itenane a mete | PASTE a alley te tran geeks MEAL are Doing for the Hig Fair. cca mage august, come Woll recuiisuenued. Address BUSINESS, Star | ried couple: ‘mo childrey; soust be ‘price. - BS A eae ae tte Terart ag fo, jwhether or not the | Edmund J. Jamesot Philadelphia. vice preet-| Ss SSN Ne | Ey RRO Rar MRS. PF ER MAS ENLISTED THE INTERZST OF THE | bers of the state commission; but as such is | 4¢et, and Bernard E. Fernow of this city, see-| WV AX Legh Re ty RT lg Wrenn sith hak tae bak Sie ED | STEW ro STANTS COMP EE WOME OF ECROPE—GENEROCS WORK BEING | usually the ease it may be aexumod. retary of section of “Economie Science and | Ruou! tts Fst mw. Te | squeres uf 1104Conne ate. J SE° | Festi gt mee tyeween Poweruy and trun ARTES _OOMPOMTARLE DONE 18 THE VARIOUS STATES OF THE USI0N— SATIMFACTORY PROGRESS. The president of the board of lady managers has been doing a great work abroad for the world’s Columbian exposition. Mrs. Palmer has said nothing of what she bas accomplished. but the resalts are apparent and eloquently tell the story of her success. Very naturally the efforts of the president have been particularly directed toward the in- terests of the board of lady managers, and there certainly now exists in Europe a compre- hensioa and appreciation of the nature and purpore of the board which were unknown | tnd almost every child in this vast country is enliste:] the cordial co-operation of the great- | 10, est ladies in England equally with that of the Dread-winning women ion looking tw the interests of women at the exposition is in process of organization in London. Her royal highness the Princess Christian is espe- cially enthusiastic in the cause. A similar wocivty has been formed in Paris, and M. Koche, the bead of the French world’s | ties, hae x Solan yPined. plenty ot treme Ohio has ail along been particularly friendly | Statisties,” have issued a ire TANT ‘GOOD TEN LIC), AP | \\/ ANTED—A GENTLEMAN WANTS” NICELY | DUM water and sewers; 10.00 jer month. A.M. torn: ‘weak fe geee’ y Ni oper gee olga bare Al regen ler —— f oe as WANTED TAS QOD FENON (CATHOLIC), AF | Wy Rekbe Se crab Ey asi ote saa bet evs BEN AS FRIC Witcren ioe nat e | work of that sectio bi tos . bt | | writ quirt Catholic family, not “SOS SSA 2 pe Meine divided tava comaiens eee | a meeting of the American Association for | VV ‘tat halite nd gone caperrn ws ny we iid“ Adtiress SOLEERO. de tase. SES Pivots Sout oma) ina wide baved, court os , i eee aa img wide art Us being composed of four “ four women. the Advancement of Science, to be held in this Permanent position. Address city i. U. Box 147. 11! e ™ at @10..00ach. T. J. STALEY, G51 F xt. ety The national commissioners and the lady man- | city August 18 to 25 next, “The purpose and | WV ANTED_SACERMEN: Pi” MANES. sG | WANTED—-MISCELLANEOUS. | = 5 agers and their alternates are ex-oilicio mem- | scope of this section,” says the circular, “may | ELLWANGL X, LARGE COOL, BOOMS, PRL rultk aud creas ih ebundance Por August, 0 Fer mouth, culkdren, 10 Reteronces, Mice. DUWNE aye Spring Bank. Alexandria, Va. K RENT 1 nt ot ST. N. W.. EIGHT or 7 5 rooms: Ril in Brst-c.am order: modera’ fuprowe- W ANTED_BY A SRA TLED COLORED WOMAN, rice BAKE, Mt" Hoye Nurseries, io- : ee _ ane bers of it, be gathered from the ubjects pre- | suester. N. ¥. yakowe inc todo at home; xood references. | we cee 0.00 per month, Avply EDN AKD ore ANTED_SUMMEN bCARD: ATAPOAS A oow ne TeXAR, tented before it Av one’ of ite carr pico | VW ANTED-TWO ACTIER, prem, wx |! striata Ae | Fo LL SoraGe OS OE or car eco Se Nei eta os ty r y ANTED—HOKSE q c 3 xh thm xe ~ Texas can make no appropriation because the | presidents has pointed out, and as is nataral | plac ermiarket. Gail at 30 Titania ave.syieat |W iaru vo mites frou the Capt ott rwanine water | Roree al Maple aves. Takornn Park, ome aaare evators, ae nee, eens, Ste, constitution forbids such use of the public | by the organic connection with an association W ~A WHITE BOY, ABOUT YIFTEES | J Sek fed: wood shade. Apply at, RNOX'S | RENCE. Ft Sohcekinns aio! aa y: moneys; but a State World's Fair Association | tor the advancement of aclence, the subjests to | dry sir nee tid ates ee eneray weet | SS AREAS Sn Bote nw ene MR NENT —Inle Al be esis has been organized and the women and chil- 3 ies tallien, Inquire 1826 1th stem. gmt | WWANLED-IT RNOWN GHA T Am IN TOWN Sth and 10RD sts. at €25 per be presented are scientific, and not specula- | * tive, i €., they aro to deal ‘with frets, known | WYPAXTE frets reduced to order, which exhibit and ex- | ,V¥, "ho Has had experienc hs ee ie Tors few days bushi upsvnts’ drst-clase second: | Gerd ine fin wood ee ABLE COLOHED NUASE | hand cetivng. and “wid "pap sure tuan any one ever | fanpe. aticet wil, Ue coscreted hse niet quiet ait Cal ‘atic. Addrora BOSTON, Staromtes, | Sauvemenntonerdice andears. dren of Texas have inaugurated an exposition “boom.” Prizes have been offered the chil- | | dren whe secure the largest subseription lists | BLES, MA. Gear Siver Loaf inowntsim; plain the changing conditions of co:nmunitios, SSID OMEN AdD WOME oa JANTED-HY TWO YOUNG MEN, INSIRUG Sibow iene Hay sesumery Saoraies tons Oainy | already eoekeey Pan the eeehte haan iene | aces, individuals, interests. In fact, the pur-| W g25 kunatenes wnian outta nae one @ qhaivo frou xentVenian teacher GES took tame iectesae ead aie are oe LIZMAN, 0Qiand ¥ ate. a. * there prior to Mrs. Palmer's arrival. She has | he _ fisted a. Texas has | Powe Of the section is to bring in close contact | Jaides, waiters, beliicen, pantrymen at alin, bare oMice. it Per month. Appiy 510 Mid. ave. me, Sa-3e* ers have been enlisted—and Texas has tie students of natural sciences and of | tenders,tukers,engineers. DiCK'S AG tL 7th, ANTED- HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE FURNI- RENT-TWO TEN-ROOM BAY-WINDOW | the "reward ‘promised thowe “whose aistricks (economic problems, and advaues scientific WAS TeD=A NFAT, TIDY coroneD ome Fo | Hore cna Haase a WH EONS Tit A Brighouse eward prom: rie hed sien tii NTED_A NFAT, x anling. - 8. 8 throurbout show the best rests im the collection of the econ scientific knowledge in commen sa at ener! housework: references required. GU v is any WoC KE. oe Uotinood ‘rents es 30 8 Sprace st, Gi. ; Soaabade Wate oF exposition fund. The lady managers of Tex: a RE |W oO E10, BORKOW | Don meni — Vin Vane ARDERS Wal AT A COUNTEy ted by Atte Myanare unusually capable woraen, | ynowiedge is buster tied to pkeate aud make | WAS ten LOUNS RIMITE OK COLORED GUEL| yt ema amram rodeo GUD ae oar os ay dee weno shade. sais nad over thins aes: and the wife of ‘the governor. who has beet | usefal progress in his study by being ac- | housework: suall) private tautly rmuot come well | Tes iuyavle seticanncaliy: Address, with, eer Melecpyiviau Uramit.-Addrom 1-0: WHEE, Dycagee ne = working | Guainted with neighboring ficids, so here the | Terowmended. 3533 P st. n.w. ar | ST ANTED PTATAW. = x 3 = me a The work in Arkansas is especially active ana | CBBOTtunlty given to the statitician and econ- | WW ANTED A PINE Cissy SERAOGHALHER | W aici trout S. AguiNG; AQpOAE, BOs | On Rint —iGz XT. SE SINE Wi HpLL Tat we ve wuntrent wath 00 r 4 4 writer ; educated and tute! i hw. ° an 2 and rage; Dew house; re ) ag we the leader of it is the wife of the governor of | Mist of meeting workers in the tleld of biology, | experienced person eed apis to tue rwsit persona | Wasluugton st., bei, ath and Oth aud @ aud Mate. w. ti isto eee or fair commission, has promised to give women effcial rece, jon. President ud Madame Caruot accorded Mrs. Palmer « private au- dience, aud they also became niost valuable allice of the board of lady managers. Wherever the president of the board has gone, thence came immediately some significant demonstra- tion of friendliness foward it. From Austria, | ® Woman who edits a journal in the interests of | eaters into cordial relations with ex- | headquarters, opening her eclamns fo the Indy managers, and offeting every as Bistanee ia Ler power. From Derlin—from every. direction come indications of the board's growing influence. Even the fettered women of Turkey are guzing wistfully thie way; and sk, through Madame Zacharoff, who Tepresents the furkish compassionate fund, what chance they are to bave; which among of wonderful embroideries prepare for exhibition. OFTictAL, RECOGNITION IN MEXICO. Coming neurer home, it is announced that Mexican women wil! receive official recognition | from Mexico's world's fair commission; aud this, in view of the country’s extreme conservati«m and of the almost orie: ions of the privileges of its wor of the most striking and extraordinary incidents trane- 4 during the absence of the presi- dent, Sut that alruady uuder way steadily and swiftly progresses. The first step in all those states which have made world's fair appropria tions was toward securing recognition of the ludy managers—who are national commission- ers—upon the state commirsions. Every de- vice known to woman in guining a point was broaght to bear upon this, and it is scarcely necess'rr to say withsuccess in the majority 0: eases. Indeed they can be suid to have entirely failed in only one instenee, since New Jersey's governor is the exception on record as | ving a jecided refusal. All the states which ave organized their commissions have not thus far appointed women commissioners, but | nearly alj of them havegiven encouragement that | they will ultimately du so. California, for ex- ample, ix now considering a petition for state recogniticn from her lady managers. Nebraska has positively promised it when her commis- sion shall Le organized. Missouri will undoubt- edly give women a-place and New Hampshire is favorably contemplating it. “These states are ‘among the twenty-nine in which appropriation: have been made. but in others where world fair amsocintions have been formed the work is correspondingly active. Fi nine hive already been mentioned and reports are yet awaited from Idaho, Delaware, Mon- tena and North Dakot: TLLINom’ LIBERALITY. Mlinois has been maguiticent in her liberality, giving women not only « large representation of eight members upon the state commission, but has made a special appropriation of 230,- 000 for their separate use, placing 10 per cent Of the state appropriation at their absolute dis- . ‘The state board convenes in August and the woman's work will at once begin. No other state has made a special appropria- tion for this purpose, but Indiana has been in all other respects as ‘generous in official recog- nition of women as Illinois. They are mem- Bers of five out of the seven committees, and two ladies —Mrs. Meredith and Mrs. Worley— are upon the executive committee, which is, of course, the most important. Indiana was the first state to organize the state coumission, and the advanced stage of world's fair matters fn the state is owing chiefly to the ixtluence ‘aud per-onal effort of Mrs. Virginia Meredith, vice chairman of the executive committee of ‘the bourd of lady managers. A carefuily pared pumphiet has been issued by the state Commuseion. Colored comes close after, and has also given women » place on her state board. In add these ludy commissioners are permitted the Piivilege of putting two additional women is to canvass the state in the inter the board, and a third to colle flora; excl of whom is to be paid . salary of $100 's month by the state. The la 1 selected to canvons the state entere? upo a their duties in Jane. and will continue the wors until autumn. Early if May the lady managers of Colorado sent out an eloquent appeal to the women of the state. ‘The letter mid: “We ask from those who are Interested suggestions as to the best method of showing to others what we can co, and are doing. as bread winners and workers in this ‘new west. Let us make known what our bands, our hearts and our brains are doing toward ameliorating und elevating mankind; from the preparation of meals — doubtless Woman's firs: employment; the traming of children; pantry and dairy stores: needle work, drawing, etching, painting, pottery and home tion: wood carving, taxidermy, mann- facture, poultry and bee culture, stock raising and other employments too numerous to men- tion, to inventions, journalism, ‘the making of Dooks’ and the management of associations and institutions, bemevoleu: and mdustrial, Mrs. Ashiey, one of the vico presidents of the board Of lady inanagers, leads the work in Colorado. WOMEX OF THE SOUTH RALLYING. The iwty managers of Alabama also have issued a circular letter, rallying the women of the south, althongh the state has made noappro- tion. A state association, however, has formed, with a committee of thirteen mposel of one from each district and four for the state at large. The New York fuly managers are also at work, despite the failure of appropriation by the iegisiatare. The premdent of the board wrote them a letter from mic-ocean, which was he n Penty of trutt Apply on preusises. ISL G st uw, J0r anthropology; geogriphy and other science nt ne. rd salary aid potuunuent Yenitic will be oalere Weincencos enchenstle Aubirous the state and one of the ablest members of the | should be welcomed and should bring forth a | Address, wiving lermm, experieuce, wer, ACCURATE, Wiiz2o fae DONATED steam, cam: | FOR RENT # p-toow Hous: © i eA a all board. No state appropriation bas been mace. | presentation of such economic problems as re- ie ded dgied CERANING AND RENOVATING WOKKS, | Jeiand ave. Aino S3com house Hi ilictardson place, | 2 Wii) COTTAGE, HAMPERS PERRY, W. torte fs eer ay ceted their zeal | quire for thetr iutelligent discussion, directly Pee re EARS | RESTAUHANT | siilbrucuteued by curnew prices, Pormiture feat | €10.30, Key next doce. Apply 1100 L st. mw. is Just ck the Miden Cotiaae, Oe August 3s MMF Convention to be held | or indirectly, a knowledge of natural sciences. | gcuSPtoeies NAVY Xai FRcH NE, NUPasy | Hie tnaireuey reuovateds Se SEW MT ag RE ii : August 5. se 2 Not only ure the permiuent members of the association by no meaus all scientific men, that is to say, workers in scientitic fields, but a large contingent of these and of the temporary articipants in the meetings is composed o! appearance inission being paid by the state. The more thoughtfiil class of citizens iiterested | 108m tot SE eS in scientific and economic advance; hence such | WJ GLEN ECHO CHAUTAUQUA. adesirable audience for the propagation of economic truths enn probably not be found in An Impromptu Corn Roast to the Band—Lee- | uch numbers at other meetings of economists. syiteiin Fok RENT ISTE st. Ml ¢25 per mouth. F month. Fiat. 7 In every instance, excepting the three special appointments in Colorado, the Indy commis- | toners receive no salary, ouly their expenses | when engaged in the actual service of the com- ‘OLIN AND FLUTE PUPILS BY tWo ex-U.S.A. musicians. Sclontiie instruc. | © Tooms, at pee. - MG | roowa, 2a flock, th. Apply to THEO. AL for twelve weeks-during Gall | Fees Ho, Wigbee eds 2, OHS: ICE Pi {OR KENT—703 © ST. RW..8 ROOMS: ALL HOMaS, Bar cites, CLASS SLATERS, ELIGHTPUL HOME LN THE MOUNTAING Lowds arson: ata Ronan: Sater! Mowae nnd piace s | nd contort. Mite Be ke BeCARTA, Montes | Grove Faria, near Adie, Va, ayleaw SSTRINGDALES — A PRIVATE BOARDING SS house with ampie accomadations, “bath Foo feed fare, heaithy place, rebwed ed intelligent Comme | Praroalite on Pie cee given : = 0 THOM x vies Minprovements ‘and in ive Fepairy si) do ANLED-MAN, WHITE OM COLORED, 70 | _iylh-it* g reasonab eto pieeme applica’ pre R x —_ ——____| “yuan DEEBLE, DAVIN CO. prin ee eee SS davies. ApEty to DATBY, WANTED TIOUSEKEEPENS AND HOTEL PRO: | Or new ——— Sysbae ; rape Prletors to know tat they can have ther turni- | FOR KENT— 0 2 ture Uphoisteced, Fepaited, Packet and. stored at rua y owner, 408 21 at.» auch, Va,” Lar. & Se AbpLY mpd guercon lige in ine stage bath and all in. 4; bewatitally located, trontinge | 221 Spruce and required. “SouN &. HENDON” tures Upon English Statesmen. Since its inception in 1882 there have been | W fie NAMBEBMATD. “APPLY AT 486 | Sg G0. 107 Tot ure Bolabiobed 4a Iyite” | OO am huproved. park. “For terius apply at gee | Se eee Sommoveny, Ve. erin Correspondence of The Evening tar. read in this section about 150 papers. Of these | \\7ANTED — AN EXPERIENCED EL ae on ME = S Laaien OANDERS TAKER AT PRILOMONE, Grex Ecuo, Mo., July 23, 1891, | some twonty or thirty wore of statistical nature. | W tuy, Cail Hoom ai. PuciBe Uurdine ANTED — SAUTIERS, 502 OTH ST. N.W.. | WOMMESTS sthtul eectivnn ot Vurcmia, shastonce of chame The feature of yesterday's program was the | be more truly economic subjects may be | Bw. lore; Lidles! gud gentiewen's ‘dining and tuich “par: | “37° f al ‘ clussitied as follows: ‘Twenty of educational J ANTED—A GOOD BAKB! fapromptu corn ronst Inst night. It wasgiven | character, thirty on food ‘questions, fifteen on | WO Yennsyivanie ave. in jor of the band 1d wa ess. ques i fF ANTED—A ons te band and was a great succ soil questions, eighteen on tinancial questions, | Wy ANTED—A WOMAN TO COOK oo = amy SUMMER BOARDING ty stop atter au eveuing’s walk; goad, prompt service. yy Li-Lu ‘kr, w. x ith, ir, ai, &] octst tawy Ccolent the city, giecttie Tene! aleo ‘wlectate | gd243 Lilie up aud down states departwenter ploawant place al is = : . er 5 ; 5 us house; fruit, toe, milk, @c., ib profusion > ‘The huge bonfire in the center of the circle | the rest being unclassitied. ANTED-SHONTHAND AND TIPEWRITING, 2s farpeseed ; siamdance of chade. se inclosed by a ving of dancing, Lowling Aigures, |, Ofte mote important papers referring, to| MER) Mitre’, FAutSi Lani Si NY ih iin, tg ewe Lk re enamel ae e s and soil questions, aud based more or less | \y- ATi euths, $10; thorough business course, meludiug SHALY BEATE SPRINGS HOTLI, GOOD BOARD; cack with a long stick holding sn car of cora, | on knowledge of ustucal scicuce or technical | W gvaained a tite, Prokietyde, iuntstrated by tot, piaru's colebrated | Oma! Creston oun dit wey clon te tet made a weird sight. Each one would stick his | knowledge, may be mentioned the following to | _J¥222 _ ; Seok chaste; tures sacmcen. 610; tudents samsted an | 2515-37 Fav. ti Soni tele otter. Mountale and river corn in the fire and when it was thoroughly | illustrate the range of economic subjects de- fED-A YOUNG NAN, ONE TL SPAIN BUSINESS COuLedy, Io'E'st aw. “ | Seoeaar beans | Soy etol Atay to Ae, Saha Sie roasted, likewise thoroughly smoked, he would | sirable tc be discussed in this section: ene Ie Mies kin els M. Ge. ant po ra 1a BUSINESS CHANCES. dip it into the pan of melted butter and sale |, Edward Athinson—“Application of Science ED Goer ‘ to Production and Consumption of Food.” potg as and go off in the shadow to burn his mouth. | s-scieutuile Application of Heat for Cooking Wie adaseas There was a great deal of fun and hilarity. | Food.” 1 ED-GHAZE YOUR HOKSES ON WIL. | fires stable: Stock and ruse farin : 4o per mouth: tor 3 ; meals aday und erooming, €8 Per iu, Sent igt aiid Feturuod tree. 8 ile WILSOS, HA SMALL GKUCEY STORE DOING ; FANTED-BY A FAMILY OF EWo, A WHTTE a : Bi'reary es & Eivces: : | The band have gone and the whole canip 8. Kedzie—“Food Molds the Race. W $i, Geruua peasaread todo coral oes | \\/ ANTEC DREDAMALING FOR ZA DING, uor48 King’s cic i. | Yslowa craw, ee sugars their abaence, stent and the | x vsiOseAateE cP ereemtages und Coats, of | Calter faite Hat Sai iW, ey suasees and clade YS ee | daar Became i ‘Pie SCPLMINTERDENT OF AY EaTAML SHED he concert last night -vas excellent ani Nutrients in Foods.” “Food Suppiy of the Pu- | Yy ANVED—a 3D-CLASS LICENS INEER. . galt Ustaw, 1 nabutacturing co ore city | judionce ne large as almost ans Feretofore. | ture and the Doctrine of Malthe rnysig. | W Must tring ecerente, Aupiy Wort ieee, | 298-1 Botic‘at‘awe 13e srctred an option diues vortespoucem With, cue ot 2 orci a nye jarket Spa FOR HE orteey oaceme wiih we OF shorus gave se~eral seieetions | logical and Pecuniary Economy cf Food.” | Saud Market Spa TERS Fok Wh: W nant unter ee ‘ fh Pitallats wasting to turmeb ail end the solos were ve ‘akly rendered. | +Food of Workingmen and [te Relation to the J ANTED—AY CILY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, | reut to learmorpimetice Io pmap tener geek te Ce Lumen y f 5 3 NCE H. | rout to eDractive: shuptiad city” OF couuty ~ Bn Everybody seemed in gv0d voice. Prof. Faker | Work Done Wisae sfhagatermaids. tires, wea, woe, | 5 TiFeWhithic EXCHANGE, Ul0 Fst uw. ton, bales strictly Socks Belt" wedesiten hake and Mr. Warren Young eanga duet and then Pullman ch: service, eniploymens at Ones, 4 competition aud expenses, proRte later, becoune prot sang a solo, and Mise Johnaton sang a 1 : FED TSPEWRITERS FOR RENT; “BEST Tamed A omriging! ee fal anfacture 6 hot generally ne ‘ vi dotin sab = a acluines oa, 1 5 . ss uiween we. Used. but capive iusume wolo. | Mr. Vitule played violin solos SALESMAN OF | vronuer, Kemingtow, Hammond and other Heap | 30th and Canal stay gos) a for ‘The cpportumty ‘auelli a harp sole. he wadience ex thu ational Interest in Natural | Vv Wisk o represent a large. MSaituinore inet Circtuars uf Kotary letter fi. NEWMAN & nuey Seis St bopora sinstically cheered the band ard guve them the aed of a National Forest Ad- | {24% 3 | Satend gon counniason; only oue | SUN, Ui Je28- Lin” Sreaeree. Addues parting Chantanqua salate, ministration.” ‘This isa payine account if Lani —TKANSLATION There will be a series of deily lectures, ginning tomorrow, on England's great pai cal leaders, Gladstone, Frigkt, Lord Rand EMT ice ee hs abory, hous (te examined by yarattfrom | oy iat ai 'Abaees WE Bir ourcttice only. THOMAS 3. PRG 200. | utice “pete W AN 2. Dodge—"The Agricu:tural Surplus.” | feos ut argeat huge ot uueh'a an bos! Tain euployinent ay a tral . James—“Testimony of Statistics as to | YM* Sygh saws the trade. aj Share of Labor in Productior..” Care National Advertising Sureau, Be pion, Lalla spaniel, on Bush Deans, an, "Htallan Dpamiake, Portueuere,, Duct " Mat at mw uy Charebill, Parnell anv Gen. Jehu Eatou—"Scientitie Methods and ure, Mi, TANTED — STEAM CARPET OLE 5 a a3 |) AtARiy with = a ‘Scien! S ———— 1. LD — STE, A CLEANING AND = = ¢2.000 CAN MAKI will be delivered by Kott. Niveu, enq., of Lin- | Seientitic Kuowledge in Common Affaires W ASEEDIAGINTS, GOOD CAV asseks AnD W faicrotiag work tentuunmore a area ee omit THE TSVEST MENT Star other tye ae colx's Inn. London, a great sctolar and stu- | “Yhore wore uleo read several papers on engi- | gy emuzers for an ehdownent order bie pay aud | Made over :taulture seated Sud iwoths destroyed. ‘w., 9 rooms, @30 per month. ee anta ane: pot TS dent. ‘They will be given at o'clock each | neerin bauay Daatalees economic | Meads Works scour cuarauieed ; co EEC ete ous nus, @fa per maou ot SALE STOCK, FIXTURES AND Guob WILL afternoon. pa ee RB soutty jy AME ACAS MU = Saree Sot rucery and retail liquor stcre ssouthrweet : retail At the concert tomorrowafternoon Miss Ger- |" This ussociation, the trude Kavenburg of Washington will give sev-| tuni eral piano selections. At the concert this Fresident, 71 ANTED—A DRUG FOR RENT—ROOMS. $10 FOR FRONT M; 36 FOR - areca hieenas; Jooation No. J, lange custom. siti), cam; yrs rasa coe, ae sat tod. Hi be nid tu Valk or iuveutory. Ab ww pans 5 ro offers a rare oppor- for specialists in economic und social | QJ THOMAS E. WAGGAMAS, DERI: ‘Real Estate Broker, Sl Fata or three years! eaperience preferred ; best of reter- NE WITH TWO OOM; SEUE peo 00M AN! TAURA. c questions to get their views before the investi- | gicestequivel pear 4 = k room; both in thir story of 1019 ‘10th si HOUSES. The Windsor’ K SALE BAR I D hbstat ciiermoon Mr. D. B. MeLeod of St. Paul's | gators in natural sciences and thus bring them | Yao" So MANS ¥. MULLASD. Alssoniatle, | eat’ Aino ue furnisbed ball Tourn {or 85. | a77%@ at ne, 32¢... 8p Io) that ae TE. Dupont circho.....1 hg ey ET oa fat eave charge and will Le] toa somewhat different test from that usually EGIST ; NUNSES, | stoweee rote Oe a= es x 0) 21 Oat nw. Sr. Fayette Terrace ww. F. M VARKER “Aduuntets aes assisted by the entire choir of that | applicd. iambernails and yeneral Ueip ines tomorcuw, | WOH RENT—1124 10TH ST. NW.) LARGE AND | #t ¥ st ny rig hige DW 1 Fayette Terrace. ‘PME LARGE STOKEROOM, O14 FLORIDA AVE. church. ‘There will be several solos by i 430 1u% the members, two quurtets, E50 gus pe aces irst-class table board; trausiente accuumedated. | 214. is X cor. W., is nowfor rented minail stock of gro- i the men HE THREW THE BRICK. guce. De CAMPBELLS a Q at, i. F = ceries 10r sale, Leiny closed Ob account of death, and boys will sing “The Triton” and “The a / ANTEDCA STFADY, COMPETENT GIML TO SR COOL ROO ok BG Bison: dr Piste. The iy ch yeni arate Kadiant Morn.” There will be solos by Mrs. | William Clark Charged With Assnutting | ,1Y doxuoral buuesworl os « taully of two. Ap- suite; convenient to all lines of ears, suicmec | 14g Capitol a0, aS by ry ae D. C. Morrison, Mr. T. J. MacNamce. Mr. F. James Hughes With Intent to Kill. Se = S04 nico lnli rootn ;@> per mio. ; Feamonabie, | L203 1ith aenw. Fe m0 1 srooks: "Srice 8180, goed : ‘Sus bak Carr, Miss Hattie Meades and Mr. C. E. Rice ; WN cit wii on exmeat eae atone CBS (eit) yaa y nw, 10F- Rist near 1s ty | 9 ee ee James Hughes, the young man who was tirl, white or colored, to do howsewor oe are | atk Fivtidnaes ae, ri. Rt mear 13th wee. 4 es ws and two quartets, the first one, “Tell Me, + re vate Tally; must be well recomended COND FLOOR OF THREE NICE | 1211 kl avenw, Ur 135 Is en cor A at. wear Non b3 ‘Ok SALE—A FIRST-CLASS MEA’ ON Koses,” by Mrs.Coryell, Mre. Camp and Messrs. | Struck on the head with a brick in addition to ‘Addiess MOBILE, Star vilice. Seth. het enitehio ine lisa Lemoine: eee. T3rt Sea's nw be Coun ave near N..--30s-55 Jue ur Dupont eifgles ae | Kone of tLe best avenues th the northwest. dotuee Terry aud Medairy, and the sccond, a male | being Lesten, as heretofore published in Tux | \\rASTED—UY A FTUST-CLAss LOUM, Paes id SRNRESCPINE Spee | | 18UF Gi st a, Or AS ear dot alaignadnsgges=c erm aad vroktalle cask uasinew., ot such memey uartet by Messrs. Medairy, Donoho, Terry and | Srax, is better, and Dr. Herbert, his attendi cniargine, several thot 1LL—ON 9 STORES, OFRIORS, Be. FETCH, FOX te ERDWS, amen PORT 5 Shave will pan expen pratude and pont-| cioeitin ieivie ile MB | for ris, ition ai nthe cel Ig Se ei et ec A 408 La ave. 1st oor o sit HiGiheene a. |e a Inde by Mr. MeLeod. who now fills Prof. Wood- | Pinte 0 Hleged assailant, William | Wssumuton, D.C ee toque, ait square som cars, careties aba Kendice, | basement, 2 frome | amd Fo, Foy Wey Farracut sqnw ruff's place at the organ. Tonight's entertain- injured man's alleged asssilant, TANTLD—IWO_ THOROUGHLY COMPETENT Hp Le ave. “Ath Hoor, | Gunton buildiig, rim | is tennant see an soe ah mat wil be a very entertaining stereoptican | Clark. was arrested yesterday afternoon, and \ tite rien, betwee biteen end. twenty 0 NEWLY EUR | o roou 25) 0 12.50 | Terr doh ate iOS pe lecture by Mr. James A. Greeu of Cincinnati. | Josep: Crown, who was with him at the time | ¥##ts of axe, tv take care oF three wut Toms: private fauuliy + fol Fr ture; rene Sh Bd. Se. ‘316 Connecticut ave, - = - The lecture tells of perronul experiences in a | of the assault, was also arrested. wesbet tis aud Tuih au O and fee ange NANNY Teil Baetes SSESE | att ay Fouai7TS ei Rat, tas pp ee ri Li fatale vd fi'r.. 10 k st, Uirand bath? V PuUbe Upob the warke: pavented ed’ Petlestrian trip through the most famous parts | The arrests were made by the officers of the ia = ABLE WHITE Gini ENT—1k OTH BT._N.W., THREE Ux: | {2S La ar ber cade. t x Qevice prouisug iatye and prompt returns. Pate of Ireland. He will lecture again tomorrow ‘ ri avout sixteen to ubsist taking care of & ed ruoms: new house; all modern Btore and dwy, 81+ 7th, ENT, Star ofhwe. eS night on “Edinburg and bits of Scotland.” sixth precinct through information furnished | cyud\App.y lols Ut st. BW. zt nw. Or 1 SOK SALE—A COMPLETE sil OF FIRIURES, —— by @ young boy mamed Charlie Lawler. The | WW aNikb WHITE AND COLD. ED WAITERS, tr and Suitably tor retail drug store, Incl “NICKY'S” JAPANESE ADVENTURE. | boy was playing about the Baltimore and Ohio bousewurkers. cooks and tari bands fur out city ee ee ee Ree marble depot, and when he got in a box car he met | 3% th, cly,,cuos Prince George's Version of It and “Aunt | Clark, who inquired of him where he was go-| TidGst. nw. cooks, kitchen hands citae.” BERSHAM: | Bear four lines Jyisuet "| uw. gerke Forieatike pnt fae aes er the Istand loth. Uy2]|_ THOS. FE. WAGGAMAN, wold at a great sactifice. Address H. oftice. ‘weiae ° 109 1108 Fst, ‘dtoors. Minn’s Fi i PLO Bu: JOH KENT—0I8 K. 1_AVE., 38TORY wnicK: | 101 Conn SL 10 Peas ays m et n's Fears. ag. MPL} ENT 5 NT—! be vE., 3 CK: So Conn ase. Lb ave one iL laquc ;, best ps rea . = r x This sxtvcer. lodiokded dia) he (wae going to Feau, conducted by Iadies—inen and woren.white | # cating roous, second floor; use ut batl Brooms; nicely «rained and japered; hall; cellar; | 1818 Jetierson Soe, Eo pe cia wd Tho Berlingake Tulewie, semi-ofiicial daily | 4.1/0 free tide on the freight train mel Clare | aud colorid, tor mit sucks of Ueqiestic rater, city state | fauully reanomabte rates. Sth dts mow. ayetcon® | Kitehew ou pefior Hse: aude uve. dromt wed ‘Gack NISHED. SPLENDID CHANCE FOR 4 HUSINESs MARE newspaper of Copenhagen, publishes the fol- | thought he would be a good companion. and springs: wath reterences, 40 Lest. uw. jyz-aw* Fees HE ABBEVILLE. 14:5h 35 ord: rent reduced for’ suuamer. “M.D. 2 a Hest bet 17th and sth Nat bet Connaveand A Site core: grocery sok tuner enare te taveae lowing, which it says is the text of a letter! Asis usual with people who either travel at TS ne Ment ae ee Soper : A Sf pea abd verden®:48.68, 10th st Cres ie mat Ve yhonograi fir. or uuiue. » other ta warve.ous kdisub phonograph during | {F. vr unfur. hand Mass av, overiookin Ceun ave adjeceut-4o NEAT SiX-KOOM COTTAGE from Prince George of Greece to hie father, | the expense of the railread or take the country | the sumauer excuisios “seusou ats Ong e Pe ee ifornt: 200 | isos bose aud Wagon for male. ilrei ‘ i ard if des r : Throws Curcies wi Lafayette Squaty.'s. 200° - : 2 . roads and foot it they became friendly in a few | turns; reterences required. CU41.! ¥HONO- | TOR RENT—1007_@ ST. N.W., FURNISHED | TOM Washington Hey s oe ee} pO SALE—GROCERI, OOK. 14TH AND CSTR. giving an account of the attack made upon | minutes, aud among other things they discussed | SHAPH COstrA Hat. nw. domi” | Pista cuui rooms, Cheapby week oF maiko ee, | Go-: Seb ae hw. - verioh | Pabiens sare and’ se be. where minds. Will be wold, heap, the ezarevitch in Japan. The letter is dated | their destinations and reasous for going. % BIG MONEY | Rupa. 3 Fk BENT—AN 8 ROOM MOUSE: MOD. IMPS. with | bats. -sovese SSE | SUES On prer wets yzite from Kobe near Hiogo: Mound another man got into tronble with | rach os UIs CerTIU. | Our new roten: kates sell FUMNISHED OK UNFURNISHED, ee oe es aan es I tert aes to BARE CHANCE “THE STOCK, FIXTURES At Ip. m. we drove through a narrow street | a white man," said Clark to the boy, and ho | accusily yetince neh one sgcuten obtcny cared Sead ot = Truk aud Coun ave, Kater 10tial i JG | Waathuacté anh ot coyoate tie Contes Marat oals decorated with flags and filled with people. I| ssying he was going away toavold | $1 S8 Jessi clare wt.. Cincisenth Calis heron g224 H st. nw. 10 rooms, #55 per Su aveand Tai Goo Maca ate bak On ne | Misail <Apital eeu to du 'e aarge wunigews. eaitatec was locking toward the left, when seddenly 1) te police. ‘The bor wax inquisitive and the | 1 aC a 3819 Gat. i... 8 rooms, e210 per month. Si.29 itn see. Sazeen he susticuiaen cana ee Wettee ae fesola negro told him that Joveph Crown, « elam man, | WY ANPED- STENOGKAPULIG AND MEMING- i. heart a shriex in front of me and saw | was with him wher he struck the man Eupioyers’ provided Souapetent, ‘senoxtasners ana | weerates i, 12th a policeman hitting Nicky (tho ezareviteh) or | Clark bad a pair of trousers aud he left the ve Aeensinwton operators; urge ior service. W the head with # sword which he held in both | car to ge and pawn them, intending to return | KU!!, SEAMANS & Br. ‘ensus : bands, and leave on a later train 5 3 18th st. u.w., Hiowus, #40 per mouth, ow vss suus- | Joos XM ave." Groomer kab yer seen TERT SSS s me Be., 1 roums, $52.0) pe ath NI—1U A WENILEMAN, A-COZY SEC “otu'sty ear cor. of enue, aves 10 rooms, -tioar front toons, three windows, with awnines, | Sable and earriae howss, @50 per south eu exposure: very centfal beat uiost a car | _J¥21-1w Ay. PARDON . W697 | business. For particuare inquire of WALTER me th tycoon st 18 | SI By Uistet ine Hand's ea i30 | uke ganwet © A Goldens Sad ene ‘Ok SALL—A SMALL BOIL, WELL FU Listed, and doing « god Dusiness; the reanuu tor the owner selling is going weet. -Adarese dP 2 so tWo beaUtiiUl parsons: 1826 Fst. | Coun aves tet Maud r Innes, $12 per iu. au udvance. 005 Met. new. Jy i8-Ute 7 : ae : = Nicky jamped out of the art and the man| The boy also lett the train, but instead of {colt RENT_-UNFUAMISUED eer Pe Roe eSB A ce Penge ye ueaneer-ae eames ran Nicky. whose blood was streaming | going off tc raise funds as Clark lad duce ae estfable room on second for, with bette get cra 4 and nerdics pose the dope The 230 Conn ay bet Kae bts 125 | Se gee MO, OOM down his face. “I, too, jumped ont of the cazt, | went ta Lieut. Kelly's house and told iim of neat v0 Hee wwe isle gator Jeftersonplacetet Conn |” | Sprciak MOLICE OF BPkiNG “Late” Py stick ee = tan after Nicky. Nicky ran | what the colored man had said. V ‘Years, « position to learn the pumuvimg and Fe RENT—COOL, | FURNISHED, PLEASANT | Ok EXT —00G MASS. AVE. ee ERANE a BALL. intoashop and came out again immed:a‘ely, |" ‘The lieutenant went at once te the siting trade! hrst-ciane reference. Addrees FO, Bux ju faunily without children. ‘conenient to | H' house, “10 room; all imodern tinjrovemente, & 20K BAI which enabled the man to overtake him. “iat, jand gave instructions te Folicenan Frank Se Sittow, Pee are | I iehige es Pes rome OO uo. 20U7 Uthat, ww, | mice howe fn a wood Jecation rent $43; kere et otice, Binh a aitgok, stores, rarniture, @e- I thank God, Tarrived there at the same mo- | Smith te watch the depot ant asrest Clark in ANTED -10 OBTAIN EMPLOYMENT IN ED- | — a ~ = = oo aT REBT EAS a ao Ry Lag ey ee ment, and while the mar had his sword aigh in | the event of bis return, ard Policemat. Creagh W itera ont, practi al pevog remiertmemty seven |W eradescrcly Husishen Sots deals oe ae: | Ruce wound ABOUT Catan CHEESE. aa fasts, must, leave Sty. "Quod smvestanent Cage the air I gave him a blow straight on the bead | was told to kecp on the lookunt for Crown | 3mfe oF exverieuce tu retical bu RUG, itlode bora; permaten: Gr traumentarcess: | BYE PHOVELTIOS Le THEY IAVEST IN UNE sralty sccated. Address Box 2:35, star office. 1y15-07 and sohard that he probably never experi-| "It war early 6 o'vluck before Clark put in | Peitusnes so itse wwe wana hie toll parte of the ety. Sidi | OR us Lois. SEE SPRING i ila . SE SS Ty Sy te ie CEBARING WATCHES. Soe, MAIN APUING. BE enced a similar one. Me now turned agrinst | an appearance and he was ready to make the | \\y7aNiLb—SITUATIUN as Ova 20K RENT—HOOMS IN HOUSE 1108 G st. N. | “yfu-e sa Eatin, 10» Warranted: 20 years iu busitens sous me, but be fainted and fell to the groan. | journey toa place where he thought he would | W tashicr, copyist or other piatist teas Ne jSutable tor ‘oltces or uy business purvose. | <2 In square bounded by Massaveand Net andldth "| Toney. “Jewelry store under Sec puttan, . ‘esi - Then two of Kewl erp pullers appeared. | not fear that every footstep was that of an | “Hy Ielerences. “Address WANT Wa ptar 0! This Is the central part of the business portion or the R RENT—Si4 14TH ST. N.W, 22 ROOMS, 9 | square bouw names. Jewelry store under 3 set .t) Ne desis 5 bath roo ; " hout by steam ectric: Go i | {OU TARE NO CHAN One of them caught hold of tie man's legs and | ofticer of the law. Sette | oo honoesawhtlen | SOHN Bian T=" | bath tata Ec. handsumess: paperee and nowiy | Msausre, bounded by Gout ‘ave aad Wei and’ Thncssay coonns your eeteh Corl, gute the other canght up the sword which he had| The oiticer, however, interrupted Clark and | WW ANIED (BMA FHOKUUGHEBUILDEL: & St | _jytiiew 1A6 35 Gat. Baw. | Pate, STEIGEL & LILBELMANN, 19.9 ¥ ot, BULLETINS OUk OF. | Stine 106 61, and warrants his work One year. dropped aud guve the czarevitch’s assailant a | put an end to his journey for a time atleast, | andaccurate. Also unueratends ull’ wurk, Address | JpOK RENT—1017 14TH W.W., LANGE, COOL FICE, SP UESE BOUSES CAN BE 1 Sabemtedty. ints se Rie wound on the back of the head. “Tell Joe ¢l Tve Leen arrested,” was the | BUILDEL, Star office. 7 Fooms on first, seeond and third floors, with or with- OR RENT—1829 M N.W., 11 ROOMS, LARGE | ONLY BY FL MALLis FkOM ee ae ~~ se lls 2. 0.8. It is : BILL, F o- nit board. also tres suites of unturuinied roviispn-L | I'S) : 7 iod who placed me there at that mo-| message that Clark arked another colored man | \\TANTED—A STEADY, INDUSTRIOUS WHITE | $ut,Peatds alsa tliree s front. Ai i Jara. beautitul house snd in ice orden, only S30] 514, ists Penas 7 “5 a ment and gave me strength to deal the blow. | to deliver, but the delivery was not necessary, e business experience—tins a fauily— | new. re noe a faa Foun age See Pee de iy Seb eae ee | eee ee aes | COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. Had I been alittle later the policeman would, | for Joe hud been arrested by Policeman Creagh, | 48878 te obtain constant eupioy went at T-WE OFFER FOR RENT, COM- = ‘at fair lo a a (OR RENT—THE WOODMONT, 13TH AND IOWA | Wmber 1, and then but #5 1414 Corcoran n.w., y ‘ i : - ay ae haps, have cut off Nicky's head. Had my | and the two men were soon in the police station | Mesut cei g2 ci Any, aud of Werk shat Lama | Hee ee Guin and Dyed at eepchate Eas Bia | LUsooin brick” dwellitg‘uy nice ofery aly Sept | Tub TALE abMinAL FOLTER Hoven Soe | Fakta A SEW SEVER MOUM FRAME [iow tetssed my ancaliant's bead he rocid have] somsiner pe gee fled ane care at Wodany none NeONe Fromciator, | wont crown, Aurust 1; tos Lath Bs. baywindoy | PeiNG RENOVATED TRROCUBOUT COSTAING | walt ie tke Tet eared ee te eS cut off mine. The whole thing was so quick ‘lark’s statement was a denial of the charge, | %-*°- ened Z Ei Gwelling, ¥ rooms, aod, imps. ais 5th ne. S270. | ATOMS ATER BATE HOURS AND CLOSE T=, | Brice @1,80U. Teriue wary Addi that the others behind us had seen nothing | but Crown's story was that he was with Clark ANTED-YOUNG WIDOW DESIRES A Posi. | =~ COLDRED ‘TENANT =—Desrable irick dwellings | BALL, KOOM ATTACHED TO HOUSE: FIN FEARK HIGGINS, Attorney, r at Crown's story was that he wae ; increas © coer ls ment eee FOR RENT_FLATS. in Hollidre Court betwen ath and Sth snd U anil? | SEALY LARGE GARDEN REAR AND SIDE, LO: | 32.98 Rckviile, Ma - ae iy wit Gout ond the Aeclie hentaged kis a committed the assault. Crown said | store or dining roou preferred; reterences. Address uN t—; Ste now. : $10 euch. 435 and $40 ckl st. ne. near B. iN = Nicky eat ged nd Clark were on their way home from | NEEDY, Star office. syst er, baths, SE ow, ant 0 “Weave iccnile a beautiful tract of Of eon acres, iwediately at Aumendale Station, wit long (Ok RENT AZAND 447. ST_N-W.- TWO NEAT | fronton ratrond und county quar that we peor ‘wo-story brick dwelliugs;. six rooms, the unusually low ture fer partic 15 Seach. SWOMMSTEDT & BRAD! Of" this tract, immediately ‘on wlirosh tot heavily Wooued ‘and the whole. fies uneanl edvautatres tor = and 0. depot; 7 rooms, bot and cold wornd aswell as he could und we drove, ew | an entertainment ata church. ‘They were go- = : > corso Of ET i td [mores corted by soldiers, to the governor's house.” | ing home with two female friends, when Hughes | W fais, nurses: letudrens; housewerkers: beter, | DINGe? (No Toms: Bk Apply to THED, 4. HAN 1 must say I admired Nicky's pluck. He did | came slong. When he came near them he ap- | coschiuen,’ waiters: footuen, Yar nal dairy wens not faint P- osn,st | (oR RENT—TWO PLA’ 2020 K ST. ; EACH | % glo time, nor did he lose his good | peared as though he was about to stagger | baveteferencesfroim last place, Gls 7tht. 4yzs-2t Nave Bveroseen eit pee ll ed tape as 79 each. 1908 cid st. nw. Hi i i ae stirring as a bugle call. "vass New York; find out what women are doing and what they want todo.” In response the lady managers of the state met in June, perfected plans and meet again thi week to begin active work. Dire. Ralph Trautman, first vice president, leads the movesnent im the empire state. Down in Georgia, where also no a) ria tion has been made, one of the wost interest. ing ineidents bs ppening in connection with the exposition took place on the 4th. Mrs. Fel- tom, lady manager for the state and temporary ebairan o! the board. was invited to address @large concourse of women and girls who are tives in the great cotton and woolen mills Georgia. It wasn magnificent opportunity to present the purpose and plans of the board to the very a8 it is most anxious to reach, and Mre. Felton was equal to the vecasion. Mawachusetts has appointed three women upon a state commission of five. Rhode Iuiand bas four womer. in a state commission of six- teen members, and Miss Daily, a lady manager, Bas been elected treasurer and secreta Hecenily Miss Daily bas been inquiring into the work of women in the state factories, LOOKING UP WOMEN’S INVENTIONS. 18 may be mentioned in this connection that ‘® woman is now searching the patent office at Washington for records and models of women's irite fora moment. Yet he had two large | against them, when Clark told him to look out. 7 ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL, | eter; coal vault; reut $20; references required. — NT_NICE mn subdivision, Sinall casb bayyuett required. with ious rounds on his heed above the ear, one of them | “shut up'ia what he says, Hughes said and | Wa tuetios se ‘ayuberuuld private taualy pre? | _J¥48-60 Fees lake rooms and att. “Appts to once New | smier panes, CaaS Sone five centimeters long and the other six. Both | then the latter advanced with hand in pocket | ferred. Addrvss .». 8. Star office, BGG Foss VERY NICE FLAT IN 3D STORY | Jui? ‘Hampshire ave. and H st. a.w. 4 uw. wounds had penetrated to the skull, butjiuckily, | and added, “If you don't you'rea dead nigger.” | WW ANTED_ASITUATICN BY A YOUNG Lapy | \,chii8lathat. 690. CHAMLES PAY, | Atty Ok RENT— ‘N07 Olive ctor. wie }5 Ok SALE—A FINE FARM OF Tw ACKES, ae eee mater petten, Clark jstrack [him with his tet and | yang." “Aadress MMe Bn, biaY ofice. yas gee fear hew Drroom bricks 27 SNOB | See LIE, 73 44 bt, Grea tk Sich dueslling and vatiuuaines, tn Prince Georee ‘The regular bandagin, is was done | kno! im down. After kicking him Clar! ~ tavilie, Aid., wew Sr, cuttave hear station. 18.00 3 prey ence lien teow = ot our bouse at Kioto antl lasted an hour and's | started off, bus Hughes again made toward | WANTED BY A YOUNG MAN 25 XEAMS OLD. FOR RENT—OFFICES. WATERS & THOMENOR: road Sey lene DUGLETT « POO ae ee half. Nicky stood it splendidly. When this | him, when'ho threw the brick. curate at fcures, Dontion in bank or ‘Arst-clams mcs. | TsO WENT TA WELLLOGATED RE eee eS BBs a was over he was quite well and had neither pain| ‘The prisoners were turned over to the offi- | Audress Will B:. Star vilce. Waege | POk KENT — A WELL-LOCATED REAL ESTATE RENT_018 NEW YORK AVE. N.W.. A ake GAGE ADEA DA OP Bor headache. "When we hed finished ditner | cers of the atk precinct. W ASIED iY A GENTLEMAN OF TANGE 46° | bod, E.,for nae Tnguie ted. SPACEY Wot Past Ei three-story and basement trick, dwell, contain: Pec Pi tee, ineingy and ote, Be he turn pt ni ours without cer Horton already sworn out = ‘Guaintance and bumnese experience, situation, 0 8, furtice, TaD = iting ‘ awakening. Hehad no fever and not even s| warrant for amuult with intent to kill against | fet evtate cmea: noulnal salary FOX RENT-oFFicE ON jaTm oT, aND cam: | “NNN SU rian 2 Co. Spe FSM soes my con ont tn tracts of sro 1b 08 headache. Clark and this morning in the Police Court | Sddroes Box 177, staroffice penter shop in rear; best Jobbing siand im 18-6 sae ese a ie propa, batons to the eptate of tue During the day telegrams were simply show- | the case was continued to await the result of ENTED-SITUATIONS FUR COOKS, NULGES, | APPLY OM Premises, “21 14th stn. w. IVI 7 RENT— ate Mrs, B, Davat, and anuet be wold: DUCKIE ering in upon us from all parts of the world. | Hughes’ injuries. W ‘porter, hostlere; house, tell and cthoe bays Fo, BENT—OFFICE, ROOMS-THREE OOM- | *, 10 New York ave. 2. rick dwelling, contatn- = ==. ‘That afternoon we received a telegram stating | Crown will be used as a witness. maids, seauustromes, drivers; (3 neat wuity wowuen 4 | 4 municating rooms on 2d story 1407 F at'm.w. | ,,A three-story and bavewout brick dwelling, contatn- that Aunt Minn (the czarina) wouid feel more —— ——— ee | — We. H. SAUNDERS & UO.__| Tiiige, furnace andall improvements; house in parteck reassured if Nicky went on board as soon as Added to the Kegular Stock List. WASTED — EMELOYENS , FOR, COMPETENT | }/OM KENT OFFICES AND FUMNIMHED HOU | Onier: Apviy to) 0o™) Di Dene + Pomible. Consequently we left Kioto thataf-| at the meeting of the governing committee | alag postions orciecica a pleats CLT Te Eee: | an we a ee ee grains ee oe ternoon, going by rail to Kobe. . SENSE Oetcee niet. D. SHAG! . bith Wit. F, HOLTZMAN, 1391 Fa.w. Srkkpat emake ‘Of cotirse we had agrand reception on board. | Of the Washington stock exchunge hold yester- | “jeio-sut* POR RENT 2a HST ¥-W.5 7 ROOMS AND eal Ail the officers of the squadron assembled and | day the following securitics were added to the FOR RENT_STO: E. pein. in pertect order snd ‘cuiition; lange rauit shouted “Hurrah!” Nicky shook hands with ail | regular list: $2,400,000 District of Columbia WANTED---HOUSES. RES. Jylst_ breaks & LIEBERMANN, 1305 F st and weut below. [had gone to the cabin to| 33, per cent bonds, $400,000 Chesay fe and a Tw | POH MENT—STORE 517 101M ST. N.W.; PLATE RENT—20?) 4 K ST. dou my uniform, when the commanding oficer | Potomac Telephone Company gold 5 per cent | WANTED A WELL-LOCATED HOUSE INS. W. | Kplat window concrotad tassinent and Yauhvaae | FOtiaiee routes 0 recur bath came Lelow and said that the officers wanted to | bonds, £200,000 Metropolitan railway convertt- | gwipi eit atct tet ne tere sauout, $9,000 foF | able tor wine and liquor or dinuue #204 ot apy ‘other ange varus ad coowets; i see me on deck. | When, us: eached the deck | bie 6 per cent bonds, 8100,000 United Biatos | Sra Bk Wer os. Ywabst | preuissio i, G. CAMPERE RD ot or ‘Bos they t me ch (an ex-| Electric Light Company ecnvertible 5 per | \yraNTED—A HOUSE IN THE NOKTUWEST, STORE. ceptional Russian honor signifying excossive | cent bonds. Trent of Ot and south Ut for @3,00 or 43.500; | FOS, RENT_STORE AND TWO LOOMS” AT 1 Joy) with me, afterwardcarrying mein triumph a Address E. C. i, Star Advance. “‘Suquire at 1134 7th st. i. ae around the deck. ae, Pleasant Run of the ey to Clab. Wren BUY OF OWNER A 7 ON GROOM Ppae «isan AND OBLLAN, $5 isi” Mr. Ingalls Not « Backslider. Lied a pred <a Nomad ee ee ee pte geene it ORS | iynsineas. WO JonNaON: Ex-Senator Ingalls bes written the following | ©7¢l# Club last night was one of the prettiest | "vi, Sr “aie Lite a Sw, Seeds letter to the Manhattan (Kan.) Nationalist in | 7024 9f the season. Two dozen ladies and gen- ‘ANTED — UNFURNISHED HOUSE Ix FSR oe eee, ‘ota See ne ie inventions from the earliest history of America. ary 1315 14th st. n.@., 5 ain Peaneyivania has recognized the indy moe. | reply toan inquiry about the suthenticity of Coomspalpeg Sresbeendlar Aatipecd pied GB ity yt Bkanty, | Sor New dencere aslo agers aa state oficers upon ite courassion. ‘the | an inclosed quotation imputed to him. “The uae Lape x. aos FOR Ee Fist balding, 1008 ¥ st» and 34 lore, producing industry will undoubtedly make i x LNT x ’ fisae & fle showing through the women's board, a» | fuen from the birth of the party’a repablicsns NY sera gpiig ort ee of fou et BOARDING. . oo Mre. Lucas, lady manager for Pennsylvania, Ie snot a perfect political argatisatin, but it [ialiaats iets ST a FD 00k win son apa Tae PAS re is. or bas been oF cops on en ). Beal Estate, schruactts ave. DW. RENT_A VERE COMFORTABLE HOUSE ee cree ta Casein tes adneelinane en | the sheep and the goats are separated at the ioe ook evar, ip down the Saaomes TO RENT; Tan naees Roos, —FineT-ctass ube | Frio‘ehie a w. SS ecames Lie ‘C returacd to Mew, audi clues, Marth Coneten |e Conduit road was made in the ‘moon- W222i spptications for house: parties desiring to 5 a we ShcReoR: wlb-2w, BuMg, | BOM. Sit tad aves aw ere ag a i og mae uence erin a sat as one hand dai iter of the ‘reuts i. PA. A’ AND 22D ST. N.W., manager of @ cotton plantation the Sines Teen taut ontetomeeny en. Real Ketate Matters. fo'withoul entra costs OKO. W! Lisl ein ‘ituishad sooms# und board biraade ated ‘women's board will have a hand iu the exhibit Of that stavle as well as silk. Connceticut bas not recognized women in the ization of the state commission, nor has lowa, nor Wyoming. Arizona has named the lady man- ‘agers (and alternates, who are always incl y upon the territorial commission, but as a terri- tary iss ward of the government, no work can Dana L. Gitt & roal estate agents, have | St. 2-w- Orlane to Col A. 8. Graham, an officer of the Pry eg ig eng er nergy iy Grand Army of the Ropublie, the battle fing of | street northwest for 3,500. WANTED—LOTS. the ifty-seventh Ohio regiment, which B. F. Gilbert has bought for $60,000 of Mary | ee other “esirdd should be io that reg- | Wendell part (Floesied Yota tu Whitasy: Close, -addrese iment. Col. Graham will take the flag with bim | on F streot between to the national encampment at Detroit next | west month and return it to such survivors of the| Mr. Gilbert rogiment as may be found, or to some, typical the Takoma Park Loan and Trust Comrade’ Foraker. The fag A.B. Reuehan has is certified A. L. Guzman of the for 11,000 sub: Teen captured by Pate Wittes & company | nordiwest, frow the Ohio color bearer,-in the charge upon | __L. P. Shoemaker: Cemetery Hill, at the battle of Gettyaburg, on | for @5,312 lot ¥ ER PLAGE _OXE 0} Shame Sh Atego Se | see Ra Sane Keeping of the family uatl now. ingasle. |