Evening Star Newspaper, August 6, 1891, Page 2

2 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C. THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 1891. AY KIDGE. THE TRACKS ON C STREET! ALEXANDRIA. AT BaY WANTED—HELP. WANTED—SITUATIONS. FOR RENT—ROOMS. FOR_RENT--HOUSES. FOR RENT__HOUSES. Military Life of the Sixth Battalion at Camp | Mr. O. B. Lester Questions the Authority of NON-RESIDENT PUPILA. ;ANTED_FOUM GIRLS TO NEW ON PANTS: | NAT =n min a oo = Cecil Clay. ‘the Commiesionere in the Matter The Virginia law, while ordinarily making | VV Ais NEW YORK FANS SrOKE, Sor Feces: | Wanties legniren, boussarsern veuers Frege family. "ppig S30 ast Capuclt tiers | Phot" R&S Taq ia gta ttt SGX tay Sa 72 | POR RENT pa . be nw. ®* | coachmene isrinen. dairy men:all | pain. ‘Reteremess : suc | Le D ates, 10. LQ 2M Pattern nes Or... 14 00 | 180 Rew Nur suet, Nee’ 2a neat wearcene—enercates or| MF 0. B. Lester of No. 223 Indians ave-| since 1649 no distinction: as to rights between | \°s5755-1-WONAN-TO-GOOR-WASE ob Dince. OES hat, aus oe RENT TORNIENED Ok UNTORNTEGED |O2 2eete Shs tone eo ee Sum <= es nue submitted to the Commissioners today | owners of real estate and other ci ven | WV tron or ian fandly oXtasce. “howls uo be | YW ANTED-BY A wTLONG COLORED BOF sven | FR BET vyiaed ape 3 SO RES Saba econ SOME OF THE OFFICERS —ARRANGEMENTS COM- rama sPpyihs i re ual eh relies Cap. sts after 4 pet. PP Saeatt | W Ai years, place to tok choot tore and | comerof Norte Caps eed Tae awae Fok BEST-LARGE BoAKDING HOURE ‘ some facts in regai @ proposed location | the owners estate in cities the right to | (2P-St:- after 4 p.m. ; t corner of North Capitol amd Ist. ai OR RENT —1. RDING Hot PLETED YOR RIFLE PRACTICE—ALL 1% GOOD | OPED Jtru tO Washtogeea! ‘and George- | #end their children to the public pthcmg rd V EDA GOOD WAITRESS A’ Hien ae NAF weetal boy. Flense call 1K RENT— UNFURNISHED ROOMB ae Bee OE ee fentted, Inquire of FITS: SEALTH AND SPIRITS—BAYONET THRUSTS. < % city although-they be non-residents, while ual; met ae siTvaT housekeeping; 3on second. 3 op thint floor; new | —————— town Railroad Company on what has been her non: dent children are goa ig 1216 L st. new. ~ TED_SITUATIONS FOR NURSES. COOKS, Douce nicely palgeed: 3 trocke fiom hesdics.and care: yey - Cemnqastaes obTabeatistten, dleged to be C street north from Ist street t0 | ‘the new code, however, allows the city school | W ANtEP) GARY TO SOLIGIT ORDERS ¥OR | noustnen. tanttors: sammie en (Foun | Toy RENT_Adiy TST. N.W., TWO COMMENT Caue Cxcu. Ciay, Bay River, Mp., New Jersey avenue, and entered a protest board to prescribe the conditions under which | Bar); work s x dou per day." Adi 7 men for niglit work). BURNHAM'S, 1110G st. aw. ‘cating rooms on Lrst Moor; ae ome on Set AUT August 5, 1891. | against the plan proposed, as stated in Tux | the children of non-resident property holders | ®Ftiué. DAILY, star offi. FANTED—OITi ee eee a yn j Today line been « glorious one atthe caunp of | Stax of the Ist instant. “Mr. Lester says an ex-| may be admitted to the schools, and last night ATED MEN AND, WOMEN COOKS, 410 TO | VW “ve anal te uae ein oR EE | nay FARE sod Le Sosmamncice tckieeses | : the department boys It rained early in the | amination of the original records, plats, &¢-+ | Clerk shall istue Nerene to euch eit Dalitrgmmen “anid adds; bar (ines ne Cuctom £6 country. 226Ro* | FF roomie ior ight howsekeevias for two Perce. Sa WORMBTEDE & BADEN. | 816 Commciiciad aoe morning, but when reveille sounded the rain | of the squares lying north and south of the in- oielpra-y = DICK's AGENCY, 6137 floor; new house; gentleman and wife . .. had ceased, with indications of a clearing day. ‘The sky remained overcast, but the weather and temperature was al) that could be desired. ‘The men turned out with a will and, after roll call, profitably exspended fifteen minutes in set- ting-np drill. For a thorough bracing and limber- ing up the muscles and asa general toning-up tonic for the system, this drill, or rather, as it should be called (for the benefit of the unini- tieted), gymnastic exercise, is confidently rec- ommended to the attention of the readers of ‘Tne Stax. ‘The guard detail today was as fine a looking body of men ss ever assembled on a parade groand. The guard mount was satisfactorily accomplished with that ateention to every de- tail which so strongly characterizes Adjutant McDowell in the per. formance of his military duties. The officer of the day was Capt. B. 1. Welker of company A, whose brilliant red sash. artistically arranged over the right shoulder and looped on the left bip, dazzled the eyes of all beholders and caused the handsome but mod- ADIVTANT 3 poweLI. est captain to blush with painful earnestness every time o glance from bright and brimming eyes was bestowed upon him. The senior and junior officers of the guard were, respectively, First Lieut. Leckie of company B, fourth battalion, and Second Lieut. Richard W. Moore of company &, sixth battalion. THE OFFICERS OF THE GUARD. Lieat. Leckio was born in Lynchburg, Va, on April 28, 1862. He was educated in that city in the public schools and graduated from the Lynehburg High School in June, 1879, standing second in class of thirty-seven. He was chosen by his class to deliver the salutatory and sequited himself upon the occasion wi great success, receiving the plaudits and con- ratalations of his friends and associates. After fecving school be gave his attention to the science of bookkeeping in all its brarches, be- coming well known asa teacher of the art, at he remained | | tered the law office of Hon. Jobn W. Daniel as elers, which position he retained until March, 1886, during s portion of the time acting also ae private secretars to his employer when the latter became a United States Senator from Virginia. Since March, 1556, he has held a tersection of C street by Indiana avenue between Ist and New Jersey avenue north shows that square 631, as de- scribed, is bounded on the south by C street north 255 feet and 8 inches, and on the southwest by an avenue 75 fect, and that Square 633 is bounded on the north by an avenue 375 feet. From this, he ears, it will be seen that € street can only exist between these Squares from # point 75 feet from the east side of ist street along the south side of square 631, 235 feet 8 inches to New Jersey avenue, the same termiating 79 feet east of ist street in an acute triangle. He says further if the plan of laying one track where the sidewalk i now located is followed it will be right on the building line of © street when it reaches the western line of New Jersey avenue. THE COMMISSIONERS’ AUTHORITY QUESTIONED. He questions the authority of the Commis- sioners to permit the removal of either of the tracks of said company from their present loca- tion and says he does not think they have any such authority. He cites the act of Cougress pproved March 2, 1889, authorizing any street railway to use underground cables on any por- tion of its roadway, &c. Mr. Lester says he does not understand’ how authority to take up one kind of raj) and lay another kind on the same roadway or roadbed can be construed into authority to remove the road@ay or road- bed to another place, and the language of this Jaw is so clear and explicit that he fails to dis- cover even,the shadow of a doubt to doit. He says, substantially, that in th face of the law it is proposed to destroy over a dozen of the finest trees in the city, take up the curb for over 350 feet and remove and relay a side- walk along an improved street in order to give & sizoat car company terminal facilities in the public streets, and that he finds nothing in the appropriation bill for the present fiscal year permitting an expenditure of public funds for the purpose of tearing up the street and re- modeling it to suit the streetcar company. He says he presents these factx and suggests that the citizens of the District should not, in view of the facts there contained, be compelled to resort to the courts to muintain their rights. ‘The letter has been referred to the engineer department for their perusal. — THE GARBAGE SERVICE. Deputy Health Otticer Bayly Says Some- thing is Wrong. “A great number of complaints are being made about the garbage service,” remarked Deputy Health Officer Reyly to a Stax reporter this morning. “The number of complaints has about trebled during the past week. There is clerkship in the pension office at Washington, andat intervals & been detailed for duty as a ial examiner of that bureau in the field. enlisted im company 3, fourth battalion, during July, 1389, and, after having served faithfully and intelligently as a private, cor- al and sergeant, was unanimously elected Faery lieutenant of the company in January, 1391. Lieut. Leckie is a fine officer, of com- manding eppearance and withal a thorough gentleman. Lieut. Richard W. Moore, or “Dicky,” as the boys love to speak of him, was born in Wash- ington, D. C., m the month of June, 1966. He was educated at the public schools and gradu- ted atthe High School in 1834. He was an enthusiastic member of the High School Cadets and there imbibed his taste for mili- tary connections, having occupied the position of tim the cadet corps. After gradu- ating he served fora short while in a field party of the U.S. coast survey, when he was sppointed to s position in the cash.room of @ treasury. He ‘& special member of s board of reorganization of a prominent finarcial institution in Washington city, being detailed from the treasury for that pyrpose. He has served, from the ranks, every grade, and in October, 1889, was elected second lieu tenant of company B, Treasury Guards, serv- ing in this capacity with great satisfaction to bis commanding officer and his associates gen- erally. He is very popalar, and through bis courteous manner bas made many friends. ‘Or Monday morning « special train, leaving Bay Ridge at $:20 a.m., was put on for the ac- ‘couumodation of visitors aud others proposing to visit the camp of the sixth battalion. This will enable parties to come down, remain over nigh: and return to Washington the following morring, but afew minutes late for business eecupations, RIFLE PRACTICE Lieut. Vale bas com- pleted all his arrange- ment: for the com- mencement of rifle Practice tomorrow morning. The butte have been constructed, ‘and the whiz of the bul- let will soon be heard on the sandy plains of Bay Kidge. Capt. Hor- ton, special aid to Maj. Bartlett, Ins given ‘every assistance within his power to a success- fal accomplishment of this important work. ‘The range is located ©‘ LIRUT. VALE. back of the hotel, just to the right of the roller coaster. and every precaution bas been taken wo avoid danger. Coi. Cecil Clay, accompanied by his wife and daughter. came down this evening and were the guests of Maj. Bartlett at headquarters. ‘They were also interested spectators of the dress parade. Of course, as usual under such cireumstances, some mishap had to occur in order to marr the pleasant features of such au occasion. One man dropped his helmet Just us his company cawe into line, and during the period while standing at “parade reat” two of the men were observed to be engaged in an Quimated conversation of a few seconds’ duration, instead of standing firmly and rigidly in their places, eyes to the frout, as soldiers should do. However, the boys are learning Fapidiy and such little deviation will soon be @ thing of the past to be remembered only with Lignin. THE MEN IX GooD wzaLTE. ‘The mer im gogt health and enjoying themselves hugely. Not a single complaint of any description whatever has so far been «re- ceived at headquarters. If there is anything to compiain of or about which the usual “grow!” can be made it has not so far materialized. Skirmish drill was *he order of the day, bo Wilson in command. The men presented a very picturesque appearance while going through the different movements. The ve- randas and towers of the pavilion are crowded daily by the residents and hotel gnests as inter- que observers of the movements of the boys ta bine. Maj. Bartlett, Capt. Horton and Adjt. Mc- Dowell kept the sentinels on duty last night on ‘the qui vive while making the rounds and test- ing the efficiency of the guards. Some of the probiems propounded to the boys on guard were worthy of Euclid. The experience ob- tained, however, is worth ten times the cost of the encampment at Camp Clay. A party of officers went over to Annapolis esterday and were royally entertained by the java Academy authorities. BAYONET THRUSTS. ‘Tho boys want to know where the adjutant gets his “brace” when on dress parade. The jadies who visited headquarters yester- day with a kodak will some day astonish the public with the productions of their artistic tae Capt Horton is sid to be “in it,” inre a charming widow from Washington.’ Beware, tain! “Fae quarterusaster fo said to havo cuffered 0 partial stroke uf paralysis because there are no nore requisitions to be filled. The members of the staff are coucerned to know if Sergt. Maj. Phillips has subsidized the pieterrapbes of the camp in order to make the bandsouest picture of the group taken ‘at headquarters. itu = Powe Moore werent the ter of s Baltimore evening pe ay ters under the sun, moun and stars, and par- teularly those relat to that magnificent Watch charm wou by seductive Leutenant. ———— Wield for the Grand Jury. The case of Cyrus Posey, the old colored man Fecently charged with perjury in a liquor case tried in the Police Court, was disposed of today, Judge Harper holding him for the action of the grand jury. ss Graso Hor az Ber Rios pope Bm 9 ‘the encampment of ton and Baltimore soldiers. Ade’. cle a Mr. W. Kevsepr, cornet solo, the Notley ‘Hass Dabuay concert bem me pm jaehing- something wrong somewhere,” he added, “it is either the fault of the collectors or there are children as may be entitled to admission to the schools, on condition that such permits be not issued for a Jess period than one year nor for a less sum than $60." This in effect gives all the seats in the city schools to city children. BURGLARIES. Entrance was made last night by thjoves into the dwelling of Mr. John Henderson, on Wilkes street between Pitt and Royal streets, near the west end of the Midland railroad tunnel. ‘They were qnickly looked after and decamped, leaving @ candle burning, but nothing was missing. The house of John Campbell, colored, in the Petersburg subarb on the north edge of the city, was entered by roughs last night and Campbell was severely ‘beaten. CITY SCHOOL POARD. The sity schoo! board met last evening, hold- ing its regular August meeting. Hon. W. H. Marbury was called to the chair and it was agreed that the issue of permits for the schools should begin on the ist of September and the schools be opened for the reception of pupils on the first Monday of September. The usual order for school registers and blanks was made and instructions giyen the committee on school houses to urge on the authorities the cleaning of the gutters on the east side of the Peabody building. ‘The board adjourned until tonight in order to examine the treasurer's accounts, as required by law. THE MARKET IMPROVEMENTS. ‘The work of putting up the new market is being pushed forward vigorously, and will be completed next month. The building will be surmounted by So attic or second story extend- ing its entire length At present this will be open, — ample ventilation, but it has been suggested that, if need be, it can be floored over to make an extensive saloon for public purposes. ‘The edifice when completed will make complete transformation of the appear- ance of the central are of the market, and bring it into accord with the handsome build- ing by which itis surrounded. ‘The central ice house has been removed, and in its place sepa- rate ice houses have been put up in the fish market and in the meat market. It is expecte; that the improvement will increase the warke' revenue ag well as improve its appearance. THE TRACKERS’ INSEITUTE. The colored teachers’ institute is now in daily session at the Seaton schoo! building on Pitt street near the Bridge pump. The daily at- tendance is about 100 and four teachers are employed under the supervision of Superin- tendent Carne in the exercises of » summer normal school, teaching teachers how to tach. On the Saturdays during the session the teachers will visit Washington aud wake tours of the places of interest there. Notes. The little daughter of Mr. John Bladen of not wagons enough. The matier will be in- quired into this week. ean A TRAGEDY DOWN THE RIVER. J. J. Wheeler, = School Teacher, Said to Have Been Killed. Persons who came up the river from Clifton Beach last night on the steamer George Leary brought the information that a man had been shot and killed some distance from that place, but they did not know who the parties to the affair were. It is reported, however, that J. M. Rye killed J. J. Wheeler, but the report has not yet been verified. According to the report Rye, who is a car- Ppenter, killed Wheeler, who is a school teacher, during a quarrel concerning some offensive language that had been used concerning Wheeler. Day before yesterday Rye spoke of Wheeler as an unfit man for a school teacher, so it is re~ | eho and yesterday Wheeler called upon him for an explanation, with the result stated. Rye not been arrested when the boat left Clifton Beach yesterday afternoon. So far as is known Wheeler belonged to an excellent fam- ily. He was less than thirty-five years old and had been employed as a public sclgol tearher in the third election district of the county. He was a quiet, sober and energetic man and had many friends in: Charles county. His mother Washington had her arm broken at River View yesterda: Mrs. Nicholas Dawson of Semmary Hill was thrown from her carriage’ cn Tuesday last near this city and wae badly hurt ‘The death of Miss Gertrude M Dearborn at her home on South Lee street excites the re- gret of all who knew her. She was one of the brightest pupils of the public schools ana at her graduation won the leading wedel. With many friends and bright prospects she began life, but an early blight cut down w fair flower © W Day has purehased from R. A. Phillips seven acres of land peur Ball's Cross Roads in Alexandria count; - - NO THIRD TICKET IN LOUISIANA. The Farmers’ Alliance W! Act Within the Democratic Party's Limits, It is evident that the State Farmers’ Alliance in session at Lafayette, La., will not favor the third party movement or put an alliance ticket in the field for the state election. A minority favors thia, but the president of the order and two-thirds of the delegates believe in acting in- side the democratic party. It isprobable, how- ever, that the alliance will formally suggest the name of its president, Capt. T. 8. Adams, for te Fat Be 10r at BY A YOUNG LADY, A POSITION | on. iFeierences. ii} K st. ‘Address. — ANTED—A BOY, FROM SIXTEEN TO EIGH- sber and typewriter. 3,9 | OR RENT — UNFURNISHED — (OR RENT—11s 11TH ST. 8. £. (8 ROOMS, MOD. ~ Wier ears ote tor aapin atte oon that een | Star 8 2 aa Toms on theground floor; $>and $0. 3 aauire'at howse's rs, Famice, Be, B25, cheap. Ae: | heen ove and ee AIFIEEN FLRSTOLASS CARPET | 0Peratins on lepinston: we oe Titer Address | POR RENT — TWO ROOMS ON THE FIRST B RES . a ae 100 1108 Fst we ret Jayant by Neptentina, FEST-CLASS CARPET | BOTT Staroflce, nt NO S¥Pewriter: ASAE | HP foor orthree on the secoud very ches). ARPES" | icici: ail modera inpeoveusats and tm @reteine con | Lal tiem Pat, an6-) _______W. B. MOSES & 508: WANTED — EMPLOYERS FOR COMPETENT R RENT_4i0 6TH ST NW. RE. CoOL. aifon on Metropolitan car line, ANTED_AT CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, La ep a pe airy rooms with boara at suuimer prices; transients irs rooms » sbay-window prem brick with six | and ail woera improvements, comveniemt to W ferences f i W sede oes nurses, amen women and — none NEeLaE aust also pobitions f GENCE OFFICE, 227 Li 3010-458" . tor all work. places givea anil suited. eruplos= Sob ERT TWO WIGELY FURNIGHED & Dia cars, j 3 ro me uinished at once. D. SHACKLEFORD, 4. — Boo ec a we RENT—TWO NICELY FURNISHED RO Kent, #20. es Penn Tith'st. nw. awiat | WWAXTED-BY A BOY OF 15, A PEACE AS | 7, iu handsome house: central location: private, fa 1010 Ist st, Be. , six rooms, water in kitebew; three | oom, first 3 “EXPERIENCED, COLLAR A sgftice boy in teal estate or law office; bas bicycle: | Box Wy. Star office. ante See | SGzare trom goverment printinw oftew. | Cf starchor. BOSTON S. LAUNDEY, comer | est of references. “Address CARTER, Star office.adi | BOX 8). Star s a aca | Kent, ¢i6-s0. Cunsee ateceat IstandG sis bw se eee a ene ee ee NG | ee eee ia ea RED | cent to henna! 2¥® Toor, water sm kitchen ; con- rden'9t18.08 Rhode inland Sestat Se WOMAS'TO DO GENERAL HOUSE: | out any Kind of week io alae ea dees ete tna AY |'iail room bath on aauie uct, ior twoaduits: "Apyiy | Hout, $1300, hing | sth and Conn ave two; must be competent and neat. 1845 | [Line ‘angst | 108 Sth nae BARNES & WRAVER, Phones Cincie, WHR | (enenan SOLS és ae CGE REE |) tre EMPL Ror RE: USEREEDING, & aub3 As ce 029 F st. Bow. Pont circle” wow ‘ANTED_A BOY FROM J4 TO 16 YEARS OLD ey i ee eS AY LARGE HO —g Pb —-~ eecdineds tu attend in grocery store aud inake buuself #eU- | and reliable; “ao objections to, accoptitng, tera Foom furnished if desired; hich, healthy locaiity , j 14 Focus, with bath, de. 410.67 Jem EDIATELY — oi . HO! ar of audi ENT —NOGS T Fr ROOM oe _— ee Reoyers, nuzees, walters, wuaide, watchmen. wor | \¥"ANTED-DRAUGHISMAN WOULD 11KE_A | Fon fst door upeniug ou poicns$10.euit two wen | HOR KENT TEX ROOW HOT ters, clerks, tor rity sndcountry. Iesister free. We: Hemen. “Also furnished room on’ second floor, two | £° suodern tmprovewense, joe | LIRWLE EMPLOVAIENT BUREAU. B16 8 st) aw. Wipes wien Srtiteces aares Bnd se | winder exjowure: 9U:baihand was waa | 408K ave: nw. seu @b0 A — a a R KENT—-THREE UNFI XSISHE! MS ; > — Newport, cor W AS 1H; YOUNG wiitte om, TO AseisT Ww Fesinor tat) tesuttul ioston sheet ane 8 | Fer #28 sito mack MOUSE, sroond lath aren pieandty Meht, housekeeping and care of, children; 4: ANTED---HOUSES. ee. Reasonable to permanent tenant. Yaqui ees | Tt hw eae: Tent $20 per mouth | Seflerwon place and pleasant Hoi OPK. 714th at. MW = wich 3 must | quired. See ree neha ] ANTED—IMMEDIATELY- WAILRESSES. AT J ANTED~TO KENT FOR A CLIENT, 7 OR |B RENT—LARGE, FRONT, PLEASANT ROOMS, | JOR REN T-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, 1205 | 8h *t over: War etiee ATELY Warr Hees, Wages Hoda in uottnwant er, OLB | QR SENT LARGE SHON TELRARANT ROOMS. Matte Hyicaiee eae, Meee pecenoumn. | SoME Are ee Mand WANTED TWENTY MN -FOR BRACING, | S'aew. ha ‘ pas, $15 ara Ree Fae | Riis inun ane tines Coun an hat RE sa rimming and weneral handy work on concte = . ax = Por A eR OF Y LARGE | _ 4th aud Toth ets.” 250 Seflorsnn pinoe bet Conn, Sutera: geod wamenam’ two sone ANTED—TO RENT, AN UNFURNISHED | 7508 HEN T— ABBEVILLE, % | & houses on Est. near New Jersey ave. at prices eur- | Se x : 2 piyto VEE. Mand 1th ste. h 1, house of 13 rooins, West End, on iong lease. Ad- | JOE, MENT ABBEVILLE. 135 Prisingly low. Call fer deccriptiogs: He SOF WW ANTED—AT ONCE, A GOOD MAN COOK. 0p | SIR EEO Nath st. nw S oF single, furnished or unfurnistied 2 aus BH. WARNER A CO., 916 Feat. vow. AY - 6- J ANTED-SMALIL HOUSES AND VACANT | cating elsewhe: 3. OR REN’ vi G00 x Wo. Upstairs aué- catinw F NT_1013 20TH 87. N.W._GOOD THREE- a =e Jots—1 want at ‘once several small houses or story brick house, 9 cellar and furnace sy ANTED- DUNDOR Necant lots in eastern vection (west of 11th ot.) oF L105 Ieth stom ee ane aie | all wodera improwens o ‘ ee ge ee ett . conducted by ladies “mien an Roruiwest; cheap property will secure immediate a = | auto ue. . ot bet Bethe and colored, tor all kinds of domes! buyer. Address particulars to es ASUITE OF 3LakoE, | 2 20th. 208 8 rh, ry ade Bt” CHEAY’ PROPERTY, Star office. for offices at 1509 H st: SS aa 005.09 ; b aud-st 40.00 WANZED-TO PUKCHASE, RESIDENCE OF moerate cost bet ween 1. R, 12th and 20th sts. a. w. : aye, S00 T 920 KT. AVE. F RNISHED AND 1 wt bet Cobia ave and v =e <0 DO Ga prefer lettered street; back bi wide alley; mod- ished, lange, a i rocation. 6-0 ORE. Tew sea ebontin Sekt Nui Day SEAEMAL | Srattuvegvemente: 10 ooma, bo Gasument Agrees | Cailatier's pres, mer COO Sod deiuttal toasion <u —_—__E A hoo, ars reais st. nw. 1) Soeleemane OR, KEN T—ENTINE 3D FLOOR OF PREMISES aaa Stoo tera ene e STALLDS attra tive st > Per month pein above Ug, Store OF any Fetal 1. KR. BROUKS, e181 7 ANTED— V KENT, WITH PRIVILEGE OF buying, « hice new brick house of seven or eixht rooms with all modern {mprovements, frout and back yard. the northwest. Also agood stable with four 1073 7th st. n.w. : Sroums; all mod. imips. on same Avply to LOUIS ¥. SHOE HAMEL, 920 F st. nw. In square bounded by Mass ave and N stand 14th, and 1th st ware Nan yANTED—A COMPETENT WITH ¢ take care of infant ; must be well rec: Apply at 1418 15th st, > = —— foam | woatie sud vacme tte toga eae i with gr pear | JpOK RENT—112a 10TH ST. N.W., LARGE JOR RENT 1227 wSTH BT. NW, ETiNS CAN WANTED, FEW EXPERIENCED HALES WOMEN | stalls end rou for wagon end bangy : with yp pear | JrOW RENT_1124 10TH $7. NW FS 0.0 per wont yas MLS McK EW gee Tepar ust, | ADVANCE, Star office. aun fabio board: transients acco fooms, mod. imps, $65.00per month. | ONLI BY PEUMIZe FROM OCK UPricn E ve = 22 "rooms, mod. saya, @U000 per ANTED — SALESMAN EXPERIENCED 1N ANTED-FROM OWNER, FOR IMMEDIATE BILL. & JONNSTON, W. ais and irene - cash purchaser. a two-story S-room brick house in TiTH-N.W, LANG : _ su lata.th 1K Penna. ave. aw, linendeds “Apply HEUTE ate. hw, MAST | norghweet; must Ue south of Tet and gestot iathee, | Krome oulret, ssoomtaad siied Roo Hos ith we B voceans ed teagegee naar Ze and’ on a principal street. ABERT & ABEKT, 808 | out board. rest 2D ee em | Nis -sto 1th ot W iittdibes Ve. Be rene CASS auéSt_ | ok RENT—OOOL, FURNISH: eases OS Eee Ag tis st OW. Be 18 Let new, GREEN &ODAY Se ade \WASTED5OK XA CLIENT—A HOUSE OF 10 Firoaterin tanty Piase ane cS | aves 2 N stnw. Lag 1NG as eee A Sore rooms; will Pay $6,000 cash, balanes in | ail lives of cars; price, trou $0 ul. SOS Vike wts tw. | Psony KENT CHOUSE UES eee HSE ED—IN A PLEASANT BUSINESS, onw and two years. AVID D. STONE, dyl-tm* Ste ne eee ea tizt SUM SE.. H.W.; 20 - waving experience in iusirance, bisiucss Ered OOF. |__| Brooms atid tat, stable and all modern lingrove- ferred’ salarice wuarauteed. Apply ANDKEW W. {OK KENT—1i10 G ST.. NEAR RIGGS HOUSE, | ents. Apy C. C."DUNC NSON, 9th and O15 F ot.n. w. Cupstairs), between Yand SMALL HOUSES TO RENT; WE ARE handsomely turntsitd roows, single or em suite, | BW. 5 rE] + edally applications tor above; parties de- | with or without board ; permaneut or trausient access | >, = ty vd WASTED WOMAN, TO COOK: WASH. IRON | siring tovecure wood tenants and prompt retarne can | bie tall parteof the ky ne TE a nie anh MO pana emer byuremery; on fal road | ASU Basing. operty wk we ete We | Frou RENT. TfL WOODNONT, 19TH sapicna | Halts nD tegsiaramt mom town nee to sit? pee es suse —— circle, roums aisd board at reauohatle term for she a Tid Uth et hw. SEDATE WOW | V Houses FE WAVE | euniner: 3. 'F. ROFINSOS, Lroprion fot SS Ne ANTED MMEDIATELY-A WOMAN TO ‘Rumerous applications for el! classes of houses tow itteen years at Wormicy’s. sy a 40. OS IGT Florida: Tent; list your houses with us: we wil! rent them, col- cook, wash and iron: must briug city references. callat ‘St only 5 w tor the location: th st. 1. SS. Mood Be wt my ily oy F. NORMEN deck | nd ret seo hot Se PE OBENTS _ty18-1m res are unusual FOR _RENT—OFFICES. Went Colored ‘woman to coo} small family. Apply trom 4 to WASTED-HOUSES TO RENT; 1 AM HAVING | }'OK RENT OFFICE — DELIGHTFUL 2b-sTORY ee hee ake % ans a daily applications for house na fo | 2, Foon: Z winlows, cant front srowine business to- |! Cor. 7h Pa. TANTED-AN EXPERIENCE ANE secure xood tenants and proupt returus can do s0 by | lerate rent: come see it. MDE: r. VW ANTED-AN EXPERIENCED MIETINER AND | srcura xvod renante aud Prouiyt reiurue can, do aa by Tuvestwent brokers, T4 iithst. aw. aweae | ROSPESTS 1 MOR & MEVEWS. SPEER bees band eats, fy ie'without entra cust. GLU: W: LINKING: Soy. tut naeeataeeon Eig ag er eet “ftp ) WASTED _DiMeDIATELY_TAILON TO WORK | st. aye * yeim Cx emia one es OF S10 Sisk ewe TS yom tas! Jacket: aims int handy sleeve bun | GHTORG feist and basters for fail work; hone but thuse Who are “ ON TONG LEASES RIGHT LARGE Mhorvazily experienced ~ need ve A yn WANTED & TO LO and handsomely ‘Arinhed office or residence Toons s ae APIS clits WRITE COUGAR D-A GOVE, CIVIL SERVICE CLERK | M8 for deitiate, pusiciays, Cummess voll 09 Westininster std \ jo not afraid of work. Call a holditye responsible position desires to ‘borrow 0 office rooins in tmsensent Of wa mf - OG ieee ee pee S200 for six montis, Will allow liberal acount on | 4ual"l ior insarance, real ‘estate Five or ten years’ iease given. oe Te Tom GEMEMAT | Bi" ~Addrons CN°G., Bar office te Sapetee ee as le ose : Witisewars. “Arp THEG. PLETE. th apd | MONEY 0 LoaN IN SCs TORUIT, ATOAND Yarleite Riven, near hew Palais Royal aie: neat a tts Gravel, oe oth ap Chet et GRC real eae eect apder's new buiidins Spleudid focattou for rcse- sae i a a : making. uewspaper-or other WANTEBIA COMPETENT MILEINERY SALES | ous (Tue Arlinxton tite fxs, Co. voliee.) janie offte aid vondeucy tes & pew Bild. ‘a ar or 3 Northerner. be Ms AUS HOLNE SBC need AyD Lo A MOSEX,7O,COAN ON HEAL ESLATE. POMBE | EAM LG. ill be ready October 1.” Five orten BLM. WARNED &00.. 016 Pat-n. attention to all applications, tO, SRADLEY, ‘On account ot the, central locations of above and long lease, guaranteetns uadisturbed possession, these to #¥O per week,) Who Laveu lerve citcle of ac .. 10 rooms, 8h sy28-1m ane very desirable properties. Yall i * iy at tao muaintances fu the ely: must have wood. reference. | —2eeti_Wt_& at, ope “Ul Sadormation ss to romnrn. #4) ft moat ~ Poy ous er : : | \j ONEY TO LOAN IN LARGE AND SMALL SUMS | terms at 4 Seth st. nw. Proce, #40 per maith, OR eS Bg he z WARREN CHOATE & CO's, NH. ave., Grooms, S30 per month — inthe District of Colum! 9ud-lw a 2.8) per OKT WANTED — QtICK!” WHITE AND COLORED cooks (maies and females), waiters, latindry, farin and Kitchen hands, Lotiseworkers, sepmsiresses, sor. otha Pata mew. Z M ONEY TO LOAN IN ANY 8UMS DESIRED aT (OR RENT— THER OFFICE ROOMS, & 425 30th stu. wW.; rent Blo, Apply to. LOUIS P. SHOR MAI Pinve, Gr, 10IS 20th, tir, ad AKDON, 1206 F at. F ' lowest rates of interest on approved real estate ait estes ee - Hist Hs, (German wolnen), trunks siored. BUEN: | astewitnin the District of Columbia: "no delay be- | _wut-se “iarand stable: iG titietne. Grand Tiedt 1 _—__aul(i"__} yond time lecenary ior examination of title ama prep 10D, 2 i 3 De WAXTED-To ATTEND TOOUTAIDE TRADE, | aration of papers, Couusiosious reasonable. patie large alls ane. Teliable man; must havea thoroneh knowledge THOs. J. ¥ISHEK & CO., Mest FOR RENT—STORES. of etamauimes ated tual wares, lag Tanuiilar with tue | _y15-t 104 F st. == oe Cae id res Ed ma TE 3G PUK KENT—6 2TH Sf. N.W., THE r Som Sn = 2S | \PUNEY 10 LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT ON AP- 2s1p N, Sth W ASLED-SALESMEN; PHAMANENT PAYING Mohue. Creal evtate, payable in cary monthly bY eee eee SE, g thw building, ts wear the | Sai x. twine S poaitigne Tur incelligens workers; write at once. | Payuients, SaiPY's Ser FouDS. SQMPT OF strece and is @ very desirable business ‘iwell- J1is 14th, ‘ot Se aanne: eee Serenien, So) SLL Tith wt.n.w. | stand. + Ke . tux and store, Lr. chester, 5 he Oo YOU WANT MONEY?—$10 TO $100 TO LOAN — ¥ 4 W AYER ENERGETIC SAN TO wen, axb | D's! Uittrst ou iuratures tener uorwn | WOR, HENTSTORE WOON, Sy Dot ‘exhibit the inatvelous Edison phonograph during | Wagons, household goods or other personal property’: pete ha pgilligee hal Fors ius sist apply to. WESCOTT & WILCO! fnpuureterepees requires COLESBTA PHONG: | Pestucntes uo fenroyRI"G? Seeds’ oer facuumeesas | Matkocopace. “ve cemteble for otices. Augie cI | “soot esieytvania ave GRAPH COMPANY. wer 3 publics.” Address Box Star ofice, " y0stn"” | hon RENT-STORE Siz 10TH ST. N.W.sCELLAR | POR RENT—NEW HOUSE, S008 61H BT. N. W: TANTED-WE OFFER AGENTS BIG MONEY ONEY TO LOAN, and vauit. aS 7 teritory. Our new patent exfes seit | MOS Yy'auhte Pliow 9500 UPWARD. cor. 10th and Rhode Island ave. n.w.:celar, | 8092 DAVID D. STORE. 08 Fa. a fLree-story. and w: governor, subject to the approval of the demo- cratic state convention. The movement for a third party was led by the state alliance lecturer, Gu » and sup- y the delegates from the northwestern The farmers also resolved to fight and two brothers and two sisters resided not far from Clifton Beach. His brother, J. Watson Wheeler, was purser on the steamer Wawassett, that was burned on the lower Potomac about twenty years ago. The deceased was known throughout the county as “Jack” Wheeler. 6 ‘Mr. Rye is said to be nearly sixty-five years old. He has spent most of his life in Charies county. His wife, it is stated, left there several years ago and now resides in this city. ee ‘Three Months for Devilment. Edward Kilgore and James Henderson, col- ored boys, were together yesterday and they began fooling with each other, but Kilgore, the larger of the boys, became angry and showed fight. He was eating a piece of bread at the time and had a knife in his hand cutting the bread. Suddenly he threw the knife at Hen- derson and it stuck in his leg. ‘This was the story told by Kilgore before Judge Harper this morning end he concluded his statement by saying. threw the knife for devilment.” “That sort of devilment gets people hung sometimes,” was what Mr. Clagett told him. hem ‘boys is always pickin’ on me any- said the prisoner as the judge started to impose the sentence. “They won't bother oR senin, for some time,” the judge remarked, and then he said “three months.” oe ee FARMERS TO STORE WHEAT. Action of the Alliance Leaders of Kansas on the Question. Despite the persistent denials of Farmers’ Alliance leaders of Kangas, there is now no doubt that the farmers of the state have in many cases made arrangements to store wheat in elevators and to secure advances of cash on itto supply present necessities. Secretary B. B. French of the state alliance says that members of their bodies are socuriug wheat for advance in prices. In almost every county alliance plans have been adopted for holding back grain and eb- taining loans on a basis of 75 per cent of its present market value. Secretary French yesterday: “We are prepared. if necessary, to store one-half the wheat crop of Kansas. Ar- rangements have been made with the bin ele- vators at Kansas City, St. Louis, Baltimore and other cities to hold wheat forwarded by the alliance and advance 75 per cent on it. ‘The ailiance exchange has charge of the matter and expects to handie the bulk of the wheat crop of Kansas this year. Money for ad- vances is plentiful.” ———— GOKED BY A PET cow. Mrs. Applegate, a Prominent Society Woman, Probably Fatally Injured. A very distressing accident, which will prob- abiy result fatally,occrured yesterday at Spring Lake, N. J., to one of the prominent residents of the place. For some time past Mrs. E. R. Applegate has had a pet cow, which, being gentle, bas been allowed to graze on the lawn near the house. To prevent its straying away ithad been tied to » stake. In some way the ported parishes. the lottery company and vote against the ex- tention of its charter, but refused fo approve the strong resolutions ‘adopted by some of the alliances de¢laring for revolution, if necessary, to drive the lottery from the state. 2oo BISHOP BRADY CONSECRATED, Archbishop Williams of Boston Inducts His Assistant Into Office. In the Cathedral of the Holy Cross in Boston yesterday morning the Rev. John Brady was elevated from the ofice of parish priest of Amesbury to the position of auxiliary bishop of the archdiocese of Boston. ‘There was an immense congregation present. The exercises opened wit a grand procession of bishops, priests, monks, professors of Cath- olic colleges, officers of the Massachusetts Crossbearers, Bearers of the Shepherd's Crook and acolytes, escorting auxiliary Bishop-elect Brady in white surplice and purple beretta, at- tended by the assistant consecrators and fol- lowed by Archbishop Williams, wearing the golden mitre. Archbishop Williams acted as chief conse- erator, with Bishops O'Reilly of Springtield and Harkins of Providence assisting. A solemn high mass was celebrated and the new bishop preached the sermon ‘ After the services a banquet tothe clergy was served in the basement of the cathedral, and a presentation was made to the new bishop by the Kev. L. J. Morris of Brookliue on be- hulf of all the cler ia juri diction. HE SWALLOWED A PIN. Horrible Sufferings of a Man Who Will Probably Die. Clarence Johnson of Indianapolis is suffermg untold agony from the effects of having swal- lowed « pin the other day While the little tormentor has not torn any large blood vessel, its course through the body is followed by ex- crutiating pam, and the victim is in sucha state that the doctors fear to perform the operation of laparotomy, which necessitates cutting, open the abdomen und searching for the Bin. It being so small is another reason why the doctors fear to operate, as the charce of finding it ie so remote. About five people abundred survive that operation, and general opinion seems to be Johnson's chances of living are much better if he is let alone. He is kept under the influence of opiates, but the relief is only alight. ee Secretary Tracy at Bar Harbor. A Bar Harbor dispatch sent lust night says ‘The United States steamer Despatch, with Sec- retary Tracy on board, arrived here at 8 p.m. today. ‘The flag ship Philadelphia fired a salute of fifteen guns as the Despatch came up the Day and the Despatch responded. After the Despatch came to anchor the Secretary went on board the Philadelphia to visit Admiral Gherardi and was received with the honors and regulation salute. also fired in honor of Mrs. Blaine, who was on the pier with Senator Hale, by the courtesy of Secretary Tracy. Senator Hale, who had come to Bar r to call on Secretary Blaine, was taken homo to Ellsworth in » steam iaunch be- longing to one of the ships. Secretary Blaine has not been seen out since yesterday. paca ern ts ‘When Suicide is Proper. ‘The “Ethics of Suicide” wasProf. Felix Adler's topic before the Behool of Ethics at Plymouth, Mass, yesterday, and some of the remarks which he made will attract attention. After marabaling the arguments against self-slaugh- ter and ‘that ‘Thou shalt not watcide” sbould be it equally ‘Thou shalt not kill,” the said that he did not wish to be understood as asserting that the taking of “ wvowe ac FS 3 ‘ on Two office rooms, ut fy S17 Toh st. , we, w., Merid 1 bod. WG ER eta LS REAL ESTATE IN THIS DISTRICT. Apply to 6. CAMPBELL, par 1394 Q tw: Term. beck lenge pastors: Ws R, O, HOLTZMAN, wind s __S37 10th st. n. ‘ mm typewnite: operators directed to porstions. | _J¥9 Cor. 10th and F sts. n. w. RK RENT—STORE 307 101K ST._N Ww. fuployere provided competent shenecrapuers, ani | J ONEY TO LOAN ON ENDOWMENT LIFE AND i aocaidacs mies 7 ee KOPP SSEAMANS © DENEDICE, eusineton Type | ctaacp wee domarance, policies: policies aleo pur. | aoe STONE AND chiali, Co: $00." 44030 ‘ BES : i: a rices. M.-H. ACHES LANGE ND CELLAK, Co. pas #20. 440 Sd ne. Writer Oflice, Btu and F ste aw. nytt ty Fst. mews - Neacime’ | F°Yotrans oss Wie Bd per ol pa bri = ONEY TO LOAN—LARGE AMOUNTS ALWAYS z Sticese ‘Sd floor ues WANTED—ROOMS Mice tank totam a eorheoens AP WATS| aut-ocT1_Gwe. tn _ Entire id floor #7 F nw iz Corcoran» = Eee we Tates of interest. Iustaiiment loaus with liberal iar: | J}OR RENT—TWO STORES, 422 AND 424 loth = - Se | azed Corcoran wt FANTED-BY GENTLEMAN ASD WIFE. GooD | Ki: coed, uliding onus wilhatwaye be cousudared. | Kat ow. rent 800. aptly io Foe PENT 00 ST. N.w.. 6 Rooms, HALT, | 77% V t family, between Uth und Lith ent | 8. CAD Low also iuake loans on collateral security at ‘LOUls P. SHOEMAKER, latrobe, and range; only #2 month: | 405 = la id St ais iy, petween Oth and 14th and | G yer ceut Sor lob OF abort tine. 6 aunt WF Nasi, 122 Mista. | YE Chapin DIALELY, Star Ottice. ub” | steer =, Sere Scone. FOF BENT STORE AND DWELLING, 17 7h | OK MENT—BY THOMAS E. WAGG AMAR, our office only. ‘ANTED-THREE OR FOUR UNFURNISHED |< = . ae st. n. W. ; store 100 ft. to 20-ft. alley: g00d location ‘eu! Estate Broker, $17 F sta a NY Srceaecrat ace ook oe ee ‘MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN—PARTIES | tor grocery business. Apply to OWNER, 0057 2th, HOUSES. {OR RENT — 7-ROOM BRICK HOt ie Kiirees: atari temuable tor Juwht house 1M “having money to loau can always find wilt-edge | bw. ysi-iw aceremae. Scaiae iespegoaimenmes 20 — - eS Shee | eee secured ly deeds of trust; tor, SS | 515 00h ot 1N12 13th st. 7. Sah aad a a. a \WANTED-IN THE NORTAWEST. THREE UN-| _myote FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOUS 522 Prospect —A_i Pa) adults; ‘Telereuces ‘exchanged “Address ig ay EAL ESTATE FOR SALE NEW BRUMSELS AND INGRAIN ® Seat my ‘carpets, matting. window shades, &.; on: = — — — SIX PER CENT, gue meuth; must be sold betore the 12th. Cal noe ” Li PRE! ee — WwW ANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. W BUY A ple HORSE oe Spring waxon, ew oF wearly #0. = G., sayin where it can be sect Ws fED—HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE FURNI- FOR BALE GENUINE Oak BED We Ti With spring wud snattress, $20, and numero" other Louseboid articles almost given away tai utensils, Very cheup, with one Landsolue cutting 1, 85. US ath st ‘OR SALE — BARGAIN — SAFETY, ®: Fert F "The Windsor 40 2 Detrces st, 45) LISN3d st. Ue FL ee - per part SS Wf st. tir eH end 3525 Th ot Ss REAL ESTATE. = ONEY TO LOAN-IN SUMS OF FROM €500 ean E sts. ti. _ at J ANTED—TO EXCHANGE % GOOD LoTs FoR liorse, baugy OF wood vietoria, Address LOTS, ture, also stocks of merchandise of all kinds, ball bearings; in first-class condition. storage ana hatiing. "At Wht: LOWENTHAL tii: | MU'up ‘wo €26,000'0n abproved rol ‘State sgcenior: | a Wa SIT 2 ae S I WN THATIAMIN SOWATOR “epee < a se Feats. se vy TANTED-ITKNOWN WIN TOWN Fe =~ abu tools; all cow wast : yo few dave buyt ONEY TO LOAN AT 5 AND 6 FER CENT UN | #8). § FS Sees WW; fothings Will pay wore tuan at M svproved District real eatae no delay: Sen. ws betwen Gund Boe i sae ANTED—AY Ck 3 ¥ a aE . class y organ. Call for two days W Wine and sant’ Inaitre at tor. New Hanne | yf ONEY TO LOAN at cw. : L AML in suns to suit, eatate securi:y. O20. at lowest rate ved real FITCH, FOX & BROWN 1437 Pennsylvania ave. ONEY TO LO, UN KRAL BBTALE AT we Mietiices O48 GRRE DS ER Succemor to DANENKOWEL & BUN. cor. 13th audG. aoa ON NERY, AND re; @ rare chance for a nianuiucturing con- with \ st DT IVE CARTS; 82 ~ Kew Hampelive ove. OK SALE-STOCK IN AN ORGANIZED COM- a ae Fpcis of promisent business sora weer ony ons Very low price. Audress Box Tick Stat office. audi DLD PASTURE FOR HORSES— clover knes hi Mi INES! ANCES. - BARGAIN— ear ar a a | aS er | Rat eden sete | cae le wwe pe pat are r horse. and nnaica. aver = = = market: within twenty minutes of Center Market; can | 16: . “~ cee sama. Wan Sablayoeesl oe tareaieone tx Bream Gee Ue rented tor a term of years. For particulars address: FoR SALE SAPETY BICYCLE. BALI. BEARING. : UTIFULG-ROOM FLAT, CoM Beeduahgionina Weaiciercocrsiswon: WALLA | Ta piipw A. RNAE—ORLY QU -WIE-BOT a | HOURERTES PRERY SADIE tat teh | gutted gie* wads purcye in Totti Mae Pore Swedish or Huswan. Best reserencesiciven. ONLY #175 WILL BUY A om z 0 K P sox" | 10r0 32a se, C"'MAYO, Koow 22, Kod Fat. uw. suv 2-tut | TD ring ite Buninen suitae for tay or metae Ee pp hike vat > * PILES & sox. | MO= ctotod | JANTED “SHORTHAND, | TYPEWRILING. | HAM, DEST & CO, lnvestuvent Brokers, #24 titn | FOR eALE A LOL OF OLD MAHOGANY FUE FOX RENT-BRICK HOUSE, 200 12TH ST. N.W., | _se10.tr sO bouts dictation euch week and practice ouiCaligeeeh | St ce ame | Seat Sell Clock, sofa and atow other things. Apply st |" aac LOUISE SHOLWAMER, G20 Fst. aw. FOES OT, Sw; BROWN STON! or Kemington, or both, three months, $20. Business | POR EASY SHAVE OR FIRST CLASS HAIR CUT | 20% La. ave. ane = J front, 12 rooms; handsomely’ pajered: wigctric course, inciuting bookkeepinw, illustrated by Prof. ‘or when you have occasion to ffs hose | ROH SALE-CHEAP—POURTOOT WALL TEN HOLTZMAN, jebting, furnace. @c. Inquire of owner, Bre M. J. Starin's celebrated book charts: penmahabip, conuuer: | inany others do, see the PUILADELPHIA ARTISE | B Gb iO coisa tree cls oon a it | Ptateana Broker. 10thand Fists, Bak | HUNT. L300 Fat a rect Hal arithuetic, writing and fling of all varietien of } east side of 14th st. ve. UNOS ‘Of last season. Inquire after Sp. m., 920 Whode HOUSES, + Pei wk pe netic, “tien of | east aude of 14th st. n.w. wove Pa ave. aut" : Spams 3 OUSES. . ON RENT CABO Tw ; Sommnercial paber. English and spelling: three months, WANTED, RENTERS OF” REFRESHMENS | !lsnd ave. Re Pst te aes pe ye TD seatie HiNseY & 00 MG Exp Dept of the Columbian Curette ter | VW stands a Hocuviile tair, September st 3 and 4; | JOR SALE-CHEAP, A VOUUNTEER covumta | fi) jf st 20. 2 © bie at THOS. @. HLNSEY & OU.'S, the past two years. He aly lind harks of the busi | penta low: be checks at yates. For particulars x Bicycle: must be sold. Call at 212 "North: Capitol - 2. We ‘wotien Yor lives of sectulness snd honor, he is sre | Wy ANTED_ 25.000 For TRVEST MENT IN BEST iny ood busivews : Kou Teuson tor selling given. 4 3y16-Lau® Riwand vil, in tue shortest potauie tines BF tages alts 6 4 yo a am located in. Waslincton: SYOth and Cate’ se opposite Lenlic fownter the arena of the business world. and conquer EOS. W, 7 Pat bw ‘aud = = —— Sit Semnetoe” “Saxtyr stadente now tn roptier attend Ok, SAE AS 1 FIND TF IMPOSSIBLE TO | FOSsies Yor cant ot carpets and furnitures Sat ne sy Nes ve the hecessary will soll, that old. 4 si? ee oy tiyrets © SLAKIN os ey nti TSC ab Lg tote, cor. 4 ad i — 'S, 310 Siz Pa. ave. ae ae r EWRITE. NT; Sa ' — 7OR SALE — “REVIEW OF THE LIFE AND WASIES— SXPEW RITE On RENT: ALE | Pou wALE- 2 GuOCHRY AND FRSVISION STORE Fensestey of Iebelin Queen of bra" by Cuase 20314 Daan. ae ADE te learn oF, Draetiee GUY Oty ounury ; ctrculars. | cheap ii sold. imuiedistely. Address GHUCER A 1@ at Chicaxy sboul ‘tt S st FNPRWRITER EXCHANGE, Glo Fat ul. Jolusiui | SRSA so, fuiediately: ‘aust’ | Porante uy tae uurhor Oat Fat mmr ad Up the fel rs rere es: Wink tostouat aw, NMISSKLI IANO | Don SALE MARE CHANCE A DAR WIHT RE | ONE DOORSRIERS Tg Oo a404 Pet, new. and Firstcincn tunity ‘at lowest rates, Orders Ys mall | peat locaton in city inst beteld ot once os aati | _LiWis S. MALDEN, 1010 Pets b.w. SBOE LOST_AND FOUND. WASTED THR: car | Gomenanar tor ica | Foust Weassah Giaaah wt ar Wola TAM | 30m cece FG ki beicmwog, avoter come J ANTED THE AMMONIATED STEAM CAR- | (YOOD CHANCE FOR YOUNG MAN—STOOK AND | © mond. “ Bang ‘ 22S" | wie lath will please a ‘Prove u 5 ¥ vOR! ‘located 4 at barvains. fe ctreni: av. Owner will come Wit SAGE at ww. Cerys ceauea thoroughly pel Re oe will be accepted. a= TYPEWRITER EXGH ANGE: O10 ¥ ot nw: Sys0cips sisetdl Svcs. ana pay chargerto WM. GLOVER. Brigutwoed.” nd ang brightened by our new process. Furniture jeuthers | dross ¥. Z., a 331-0" R SALE—A COMPLETE AND D NEW | 1020 Conn ave ire ‘O8T_ON JULS %&, GOING FROM Ross’ Eke Hee eee orore pettetns | WHrscONtas sais FUnampar ry sarap | Kove ee ea Moki Caio ORE: "= e La eens => lw UPILS BF | cient capital to pase ioe Getic On ah ede | “Gy e-ln REN’ ‘Pinder will Esse SR reware by weturmine the eave Segntis tutus; | etl entire int ‘Address CHAS. JENKING, Oe SALE MONEY Caray Was AT MARSHALL HALL, ON TUESD) at tion, awe nie birds, gold =. at 004 G stn w. area. TIQUCR STORE, DWELLING AT ‘8. BCHMID'S L‘tusae 4. lody's gala reward ANTED—HORBES, TO PASTURE ON KNOX'S 3y8-1m" for the return'of eauue to C. H. ae ee ard if retuned stealer ined Bell stock, fxti Be. farm. two miles from the Capitol; ronnie ae ov. ch tel; shade. ly at, }OX'S PoPRiesst ind B sts new. Syat-coln .NTED—HOUSEKEEPERS AND HOTEL PRO- Prstors to know thet they con have thelr tural W ture uph Tepaired, packed and stored at rea- ‘se, 10r.. Reece AUGUST 3, LICE ‘fine hair mattresses: . Fi Or... ed Be eae esate eS Lees ANTED — SAUTTENS, 302 andgentienien's aiming and toolest in tive city; siectric tans also W ‘ine Soakara fa the city. 4 lade ¥ at. $10 Breet ctl SE ee ra hts up and down stairs dej its; pleasant place aoe be Sy walk; wave bd. CS a ee PERSONAL. aie meals. cs ‘attention. ANTED-IN: iON GivinG -AD- Bibeige and rovurned tre. ©. we Fate A recy of Charlee 8. Suenkes ee aise — CARPET CLEANING AND {OUST Perave, Telephone 1608S. 13 BOARDING. a creg cums pron te ‘Sr. NW. am :