Evening Star Newspaper, August 15, 1891, Page 2

az *3 es Sz o2 3 $ 2 <> 29 3 THE COMMITTEE IX CHARGE. ‘The races will be under the control of a com mittee on the part of the national association consisting of Messra. C. G. Peterson of New York, chairman: W. Howard Gibson of this city, secretary; Harry McMillan of Philadel- hia, Charles Catlin of Chicago and M. A. Mul- lin of Newark. This commitiee has entire charge of all matters that affect the interes of the national association, such as the selec- tion of the officials of the rogatta, the general arrangements for the events, the arrangement of the order of races, the location of crews and contestants, the placing of the fixtures of the course and the adoption of the general rules governing the event. ‘There are standard rules, of course, that are always followed, but there are sometimes special regulations neces- sary in view of emerzencies that may arise and tole on account of peculiar formations in 1e Course. LOCAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. The national cormittee is assisted in this work by alocal executive coumittee, which does the hard work of arranging for the r gatta, the provision of accommodations for the crews and their boats, the establishment of sys- tems as to practice and training. the laving out NATIONAL REGATTA. The Great Contests to Take Place on the Potomac Next Week. MEN OF MUSCLE AND GRIT. ‘They Will Pall as They Never Pulled Before— A Series of Interesting Aquatic Events—The Races and the Crews That Will Compete— ‘Local Interest in the Matter. Nez: Taesday and Wednesday afternoons the annual regatta of the National Association of Amateur Oarsmen will take place on the Poto- mac under the auspices of the clubs of the Potomac navy. Preparations have been made for this event some time in advance, and every- thing has been done to make it one of the finest | o/'the conrse and its policing. This committee ever held by the association, and surely one | jg g joint one, composed of three membera Of the best and most complete ever witnessed | from each of the local clubs, as follows: Alex. by Washingtonians. The list of entries in- | Grant, Samuei Stinemetz and W. Howard Gib- | clades the names of the fastest amateurs in the | £00" 08 {AEDs (ot te Col ppote. Bez country, and although the showing of local | toroac Club, and Sumnel Maddox, W. A. Me- elubs and crews is uot what it might be, in | Kinney and X. E. Pairo, Analostan Ciub. This view of the advantages that the very many | committee has been hard at work for some devotees of the oar in this vicinit tha | months preparing for the regatta and provid t that may be witnessed from the banks of ingafund forthe paying of the gencral ex- those two aft ili be mema- | penses, which bas almost been completed San eaten bent co aa SS through tie contributions of business men of | the city. ‘Tie three clubs early in the season | ux covRsr. ‘The course has been arranged with two ob- | jects in view. ‘The first one has been to afford the best possible water in which the boats are | to be rowed, for that is the most important factor im a regatta. The oarsman must be looked to before anyone else. Then the public comes in for its share of attention, and the line has been set with as much regard as possible for its convenience and comfort. A regatta is, to a certain extent, a public event, to which no admission fee can be charged. and on all sach occasions there mut be some attention paid to the lar of the land along thecourse with iew to allowing as many folks to witness the races as possible. bound themselves to become responsible for | any deficit that might arise, in proportion to their membership. OTHER COMMITTEFS. There are other committees tuat are toattend to the reception of the visitors and their com- fort when they get here, and it would seem if everything had been done in the way of making committees to look after every detail of the regatta. Washington does not have racing on its river often enough toallow suchan to opportunity pass by for making a record for hospitality and good fellowship. a record that can be utilized in after years when it may be | desirable to have the oarsmen here again. | ‘THE NATIONAL, ASSOCIATION. | The entry lists contain some well-known names, and the races are looked forward to witha grest deal of interest by those who h acquaintunce with amateur aquatics. National Association of Amateur Oarsmen is founded on strictly amateur principles and it has bad many a fight for their maintenance. Its growth and development have been due in & great measure to the persistence with which its rolls have been parged of professionals as fast as their presence was discovered, and it hos passed through many a hard fight for the preservation of its fundainental principles. THE EIGHT-OARED RACE. Asin every regatta, the main interest centers in the race of the eight-oared shells, a race that 1s always beautiful, and usually close and excit- ing. ‘There is that about a boat race that ren- rs it wofully tamo unless it is very close, and the chances for even work are greater in the eight-oared race than in any otuer. ‘there are but four crews entered, and it is probable that they will all pull over the course Wednes- day afternoon. There is a great deal of rivalry between tie Atalantaand New York crews, and there is sure to be @ hot finish. even if the Washington men, the crew of the Columbia Ciud, are not in it. ‘Trainer Courtney has had these men under his care for some weeks, and he thinks that they are in pretty good condi- tion, but, cautious man that he is, he makes no promises that they will win the race. There are those, of course, who have strong faith in them as ‘winners, but the majority of the shouters will probably lend their sympathies and lungs in bebelf of the Atalanta crew, which fsmoce likely tobe in the race at the last juarter, if training and past races go for any- ing, than any of the others. SENIOR SCULLS. ‘The quarter-mile dash for senior sculis is a novelty that is to be introduced this year for the first time. It will probably be rowed on the last day, and may be over ® course some- what different from that of the regular races. The matter will be settled Monday. It is hoped that it will be possible te so arrange a course that it cam be rowed off in one beat, and in such an event it will be one of the prettiest sights of the regatta. The race for senior eculls will undoubtedly produce the very best time. It will have to be Towed in heats aud the final will occur on Wednesday. The list of entries for this event includes the names of the fastest singin in the country in amateur lines, and « hot fight is ex- pected between Hedley of Philadelphia, Bergin of Boston, Hawkins of New York and Higgins of Worcester. | Hedley bas been winnin evel ung in whic! entered of late an: tho preter the other wide, which iw neurer the | {) ono of the shining seniors of today. le won stake boats than the shor i 1] The races will begin at 2 o'clock on each day | Baltimore Becrinntiesaan try — 4 will be rowed at intervals of half an hour. | ; ‘There ure so many entries in comet the events | Besides the races there will be considerable ‘Wat it will be necessary to row them in heats, | business transacted during the meet by the iu which event the finals will all be on the lat- | association itself. The annual convention of ter day, as it will Le impossible for the con- the association, attended by delegates from fovtauts to participate in two races of the same the various clubs composing that body, will be sort in the same afternoon and do themselves held on Tuesday evening at Willard’s Hotel, will be the headquarters of the associa- fustice, At any rate it is customary to row | which tion committee during the regatts. It will t events in this way and the rule will prob- ably be followed. | Te heat races will be as fol- | take place in the evening, after the racos have Jows: Junior single sculls, senior single sculls, | been rowed for the day, and at this meeting yuarter-mile das for senior singles, double | will be transacted the annual business of the sculls, pair oars, senior four gers. association, the election of officers and the The cight-oered race is always saved until grand turn about of factions and parties, the last day and usually until the lastevent, “"The regatte committee will meet Monday end that can be put down as almost s certainty morning for the transaction of current business, for Wednesday. the reception of annual reports, and tho ar- ‘TUESDAY'S EVENTS Taugement of affairs for the regatta. That will thus probably include the preliminary afternoon another meeting of the committee £ will be held tor the purpose of announcing the beats in the two single races, Junior andsingle, Will be held tc pacar the referee and citcen Saree in cach. two heats in the senior foureand {he drawing of positions for the races, and the to each in the doubie sculls and the pair oars. arrangement of the program. Bueh « program world be very long, and it is SCORES OF BEELLS. saible that the actual entries in the singles | Pilvnot be suilicient to ‘require three neste, | There will be nearly half « hundred shells of ‘There are now entered thirteen men in the various sorts end sizes on the river during the Yaaior race snd sixteen in the senior, aud of two days of the regatta as the appurtenances these some sre almost sure to drop out before | of the visiting oarsmen, and to house and care | the start. If any should drop from the race for for these is one of the hardest tasks that fall Gouble sculls that race can Le rowed in asingle upon the clubs under whose auspices the affair heat and will be given place on the second is given. The three organization» that compose Gay. There are seven entries for this race and the Potomac pavy, however, will undoubtedly ‘ss many wore for the pair onrs, too many for manage to stare away all of ‘the delicate craft one heat as they stand. but with the possibility | that are br. WHY IT 18 THE PEST. It was thought at first that for the sake of the public the course had better be laid off quite near to the shore of the flats, starting from the Long bridge and finishing opposite Littetield’s wharf. This would give still water for the faces and no chances of interference on the part of the river Loats, which are always a dan- vas element on the course at such times. the wr near the wall of the flats is quite shoal these boats would be unable to steam in interfere with the crews. But it was found examination of the proposed course that was so muuch long grane growing in the water there that it woul inard to propel a Baght best, and’ this ‘course hed to Ve sban- | ddned. ‘The course that has finally been selected and syproved is shown in the cut at the head of the cojumn. It is thought to be very nearly per- feet for the purposes of the oarsmen and al- most as much so for the convenicace of the ctators. ‘The water is deep enough to allow boats to be pushed at top speed without fear of drag from the bottom, and aithough it fs possible for the river cratt to get inte the course und interfere, if any are of that disposi- tion, yet it is expected that with the excellent arrangements that have been made for policing the course there will be little dificulty from this source. THE RACES. j All of the races but one will be for the regu- | lation distance of one and one-half miles. The start will be from point about half «mile north of the west end of Long bridge, wellover toward the Virginia shore, and the finish about fn the muddle of the narrow stretch of river ‘opposite the house of the Analostan Club. It was over this course that O'Connor and Teemer rowed their race three years ago, and Hanian and Courtney used abont the same water at their exhibition longer ago than that. It is robably the best course on the river, free from Rimeuls currents, with plenty of water and as straight ase die. There is enough straight ‘ter beyond the finish to permit rews to rush on as far as they want in resting from ‘their last spurt, and it will not be necessary for them to exert themseives to pull up after the faves in order to avoid collisions, as is the case iu very many places. In Baltimore in June last the finish was at an approaching angle with @ bridge, so that the crews had to be careful after orcesing the jine not to run into the piers. The nish line is opposite several points of | vantage, the best ove, of course, being the bal- cony of the Aualostan house. The wharves in the vieinity also afford good standing ground for spec’ nd the shores of Analostan Isiand will accominodate hundreds of those cht bere to the satisfaction of the Of some crews weakening. contestants. The local cofffmittee of arrange- ‘TWENTY CONTESTS SCBEDULED. ) ments bas carefully di’ up this burden so Should no one drop from any of theseevents ‘tbat each club house bas its te thare of boats to look after, and schedule bas been made out for some time showing the ex- act location of cach crew or single oarsman ‘there will be at least eight races or heats on the first day and twelve on the second. Buteuch a probability is quite beyond the range of ex-| during his stay in this tbe: pectation, for the experience of regatta mana- pm a 2 arrive and Gers bas been that crews drop out at the last , find one house or the other better adapted to Tainute for numberless reasons. if the starts their plans than the one that is assigned, sre made at 2 o'clock and the program of two | wherever possible the convenience of the guests races an hour is followed out closely, as it can | will be attended to as a tirst consideration. be, there would be five hours of good light in ‘WHERE VISCTORS WILL BE QUARTERED. hich to row, and this would give time for ten | ‘The following list shows the crews and boats ante of races. Tho progracs, 1 wo contestants | 1s are to be cared for by each elub; pe creek Sony Se cnmaieaed, but Gass | CT has Ainheela Chie, Sat at ae street, is pe anxiety felt on the + of the commit- tee of = ments on ais score. It is ex- Georgetown: Junior seulle— William 7 o'clock. by Toe matter of promptness venswood Boat Cinb of Island races wow = one, and it ¥.; P. J. ing, Creacent Boat Club more work trouble to the officials of the | ‘snd Joseph Wright, Toronto Row- ita than any other at that of wy fogcet, Saccte. course clear. The best feature of the ior single sculls—Ji W. Bergin, Brad- © regatta was thet with the of ford Boat Club of Cambridge, Mass.; James few minates there was no ference Henderson, Catlin Boat Club of Chicago; P. P. Sache, Reoenees Sate of Lane ead City; William Caffrey, Lawrence Cance Club of sculle—Edward L. bow, and , Catlin Boat Club of veces will be finished oneach Panton, Atlanta Soat Club of New York; 0. W. Dyer, Crescent Boat Club of Bosion; J. Hag- a i gert; if i ii i | t z i THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C. SATURDAY. AUGUST 15, 1891—SIXTEEN PAGES , WANTED—HELP. WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. 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Demprey, stroke, Atalani t Club of New York; Max Lau, bow, and Willings Ean, stroke, same club, and Fred BD, Standish, bow, and Frank A. Lyon, stroke, Detroit Boat Clab of Jauior four care—R. B. ‘Thomas @: Ford, 2: L. i eo hr Unrbeck, stroke, Ariel tab ot Baltimore. | ‘our oare—Chaa, r, bow; E. Ryan, 2; M. Johnson. 8, and J. Dyer, stroke, Columbia Athletie Club of Wash , and Thos. Walsh, bow; ©. C. Van Damme, 2; John 3, and 'T. George, etroke, Wolverine Club, troit. Eight oars—H. P. Cushion, bow: J. K. Storm, 2:3. 8. Charmburg, 8; B EE Quigley etroke, ‘and_S. Simons, coxswain, Ata- lanta Boat Club of New York, and L. L. Har ban, bow: RJ.W. Brewster, 2: § 1 Snnioah, 8; Edward Ryan, |. Johnsen, 5; W. 6; Chas. Baker, 7; I. Dyer, stroke, and J. W. Welsh, coxswain, Columbie Athletic Club of Washington. POTOMAC ATHLETIC CLUB, foot of 30th street, Georgetown. Junior singlee—John F. Dailey, Seawanhaks Boat Club of Brooklyn and Thomas J. Brierly, Neptune Boat Club of Baltimore. Senior singles—Edward J. Carney, Institute Boat Club of Newark, N. J.; C. C. Smithson, Potomac Boat Club of ‘Washington; Frederick Hawkins, Manhattan Athletic Club of New York; George Freeth, Varuna Boat Club of Brooklyn; TI W. Higgins, Washusett Boat Club of Worcester, Mass, and W. J. Snyder, Columbia Boat Club of Allegheny, Pa. Double sculls—T. A. McManus, bow, and J. A. Nagle, stroke, Manhattan Athletic Club of New York; Joseph F. Donobue, bow, and James A. Donohue, stroke, of same club; Morgan Quill, jr, bow, and Charles Belzer, stroke, of the Varuna Boat Club of 3 Junior fours—J. Hadley Doyle, bow; J. N. Oliver, 2; Joseph 8 McCoy, 3, and’ A. H. Mills, stroke, Potomac Athletic ‘Club, Washi and W. P. Ritter, bow: Langdon Caskin, 3; F. Anderson, 3, and William Hambleton, stroke, Neptune Bost Club of Baltimore. Senior fours—W. Bronnell, bow; W. Horner, 2; L. Olen, 3,and J. Snowden, stroke, Fair- mount Rowing Association, Philadelphia, and ©. E. Bulge, bow; W. Buchanan, 2; Peter ‘Sny- der, 3, and ©. Pellam, stroke, Mutual Boat Club of Albany. Eight oars—W. Bronnell, bow; B. Gibson, 2; D.O Neill, 3; J. Smith, 4; T. Bloomer, 6; W. Hoover, 6:1. Olen, 7; J Snowden, stroke, and . tchell, coxswain, mount wing Shaociation of Pita elphia. ANALOSTAN BOAT CLUB, foot of New Hampshire avenue, Washington. Junior singles—Peter J. McManus, Albany Rowing Club of Albany, and M. J. Austin, New York Athletic Club of New York. Senior singles—E. Newton Atherton, Metro- olitan Rowing Club of New York; Edwin Hed- ley, Vesper Boat Club, Philadelphia, and W. M. Aman, Mutual Junior Atiletic Club, Buffalo, | at the Analostan. Unassigned—A. P. Burritt | and R. MeKay, jr, Argonaut Rowing Club of | Toronto. Bingle sculls (quarter-mile deah)-— Farry Campbell, Albany Kowing Club of Albany, at the Analostan: James Henderson, E. Newton | Atherton, E. J, Carney, Edwin Hedley, J. W. Bergin, W. Caffrey, F. Hawkins, G. Freeth ond R. McKay, jr., as named above. Double sculle—Geo. Megowen, bow, and Geo. W, Nan Viet, stroke, Verver Boat Club, Phila- elpbia. Pair oars—E. Valentine, bow; W. H. Piuk- ney, stroke, and G. D. Phillips, bow, and W. H. Pinkney, stroke, New York Athletic Club. Four oars, juniot—Harry H. Bailey, baw; @. L. Libby, 2; Abbot Allen, 3, and Chae. H. Stevens, stroke, Arlington Boat Club, Arling- ton, Mass. Four oars, senior—R. Graham, bow; M. F. Monahan, 2: J. Moran, 8, and J. Bowen, stroke, Albany Rowing Ciub, at the Analostan. W. N. Armstrong, bow; Q. '. Roberta, 2; Peabody, 3, and L.'s. Bigelow, stroke, Minnesota Boat Club, St. Paul. Eight oars—R. Crawford, bow; J. Crawford, 2; E. L. Cook, 3: G. Knobiock, 4; A. Maconkin- dale, 5; E. J. Grainni, 6; A. Clarke, 7; 8. B. Bost roke, and L. G. Smythe, coxswain, New York Athletic Club. -—_.__ THE couRTS, Pronare Count—Chief Justice Bin, Yesterday—Estate of Martha J. O'Donoghue; Petition for letters fled. Estate of Benjamin Caywood; order admitting will to probate and letters testamentary to Philena Caywood; bond, $800. Estate of Caroline H. Wolf; petition for letters filed. Estate of Mary Ellis; letters testa- mentary issued to Henry D. and Isabe!la Ellis; bond, £200. 70 ATLANTIC Cit via RoraL Broz 1 ‘Spocial fast express train, which will leave B. and O. station at 4 p.m. Saturday, August 22, arrives at Atlantic City before 10 P-m., allowing an opportunity for a night of undisturbed sleep. turn at 5 p.m. Sunday or any Royal Biue Line train Monday.—Adet. “Rovsp tax Wontp.”—Gazes's limited exour- sion leaves Washington September 10, Vancou- ver 26th, on the new steamer Empress of China of the Canadian Pacific Railroad Company. ‘Your includes Japan, China, Ceylon, India and Eqypt. returning via Italy, Switzerland, France and England. Six month's trip, costing 1,950. Party is strictly limited. 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Dept. of the Columiian Cuyrersty ict thapuat we youre, a ait nd charge of lieas cool atthe Y-Si-C: An durin the ast, Your and, having “trained thousands of young’ nen aud students, sonable rates; Ape hair MAN & Cv., lye? I et. now. three montus, 8: na ot the business worid and conquer be met therel ib. Open ‘now 1 ©. STAKIN'S. y ANTED—BORSES TO PASTURE ON farm, two miles from the Capito: Le Hedy rt PeP hess, ea snd Bove. new. Apply . ‘Carpets clean mattresses cclalty. FR ‘Established in 1871. TXPEWEILING, 10. Business ‘Keeping, illustrated by Prot. the bust= dey and wiKnt BUSINESS COL. rend a Tui at ‘water RNOL'S Jy2s-olm* ES ee ) ANTED — TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT; ALL re Samara "makes: machines tera; leern ot. practice: ‘city ot country; circulars, Tes wit eh EXCHANGE, G10 et os Jel9sun ANT MC. FRISSEDL, PIANO it lowest rates. Orders by mail yl AUMONIATED STEAM ET CLEANING AND RENOVATING WO) 1708 aud 110 B at mw cleaned torouguy and brightemed Ly our uvw procese, Turatiure, feathers Abd uiattressos renovated: N: NEW Mi Lic Manager KKB, EE. 2, TANT, yonall to know 711 Market Sp Dbrinted, ‘Call and get ets cniy €3 per do ‘D—GRAYON! from #35 up at the old reliable studio pace, Amateur ne; CRAYON! thet you can prices and sce sai ae Agr Wins0S, v A Reg Be tives dev GRAZE YOUR HORSES ON WiL- AME EES and Cg tama: 66 per mont! ieee saiecelsiereani : for 3 sation. ‘we F st. WE WANT crayon HOOK, oped and pies. ¢ r FOR RENT_HOUSES. Pip tinnetwe: iit end 119% Sate YAUL, ¥ rooms 3K., & OO. aes ea ind SE i saa aoe aaBehEsE Le ‘OM 2, ou OrOS Saaesthy i : i 8 ie ue Bier =, 17 Net cfr’. 5 See F st ur), use of carriage, Fos ora one Buea! Eat NORTHWEST. , 14... 8250 224 G Tae 7 am 23 16. . .. eS = = Somes . = 1, Sentra oath jst st SEE coe" ind Pet. a. we 20 N 16541 AO The above houses can be exa: x THOMAS 53 1000 15th Bue, sto. at. n.w.. Drooms... 10F business purposes Hs Ve lw raed. 86, Drick “i ne Seas 8 aw. 5 “mm courte at 610) ce ileDt condition, $25, bo cheaper in city. aa. te betoreBanw.andaiter spun. Seres 8 sirable families, A, MeINTIRE, auls-10t Cn.w. opp. Trinity Church. _ 20 SI.,5ROOMS AND BAT wen, U2 Kw. oF., $11.00, and ‘ yt KE, 222 © WANTED- WANTED—A Goo W HA’ ily for general housework at No. Jor a house in the hortiwest | 10 roowse apd mod Call between sand 8p. mn. eru improvements; price, 85,000: just beesperts. DEXTER STE, a ees wa y-aiaeiaas polars D—FOR AN TMEDIATE BUYER WéASTE5_ AT 1410 NeW YORK AVE. T ee ere ,£retclase colored tabls waiters; no others nepd B. 8, DONALDSOX Waste. ‘NIED —T HAVE SEVERAL DES ABLE = A rete! Wor iecrs of property, improved and MRiiproved, WASTED-UAN To MILK AND DiVE D that Yean’ekeubige for other provers. © Mice livery waxon; must experience and refer- 59° ap oman ences. Apply at OAKMONT, Sprinm at. bet. ft onl 5-3e Sh Te 2w, Tithy Mount Pleasant. \WASiED=10 KENT By SEPTEMBER 1 A V NIED—-}OUNG LADY ASBIS’ modern house of eiht or ten rooms in a Kood k peavenete a catlon—north of H and west of to st.; rent tnus A Poue with some | Woderaie; Dermanent if suited. Address OFF i Office expertence, preferred. Uy" tetter only. ra O's, BO. Hox ‘auis BY EDW A. ; GOODE aOR -room bouses . We - month’ alyo ‘$30. mouth; 01 Bor 151, St, aes W. SEVEN-ROUM HOUSE WAS TED-2 SOUSG Witte aay Gs To m for office work: 1 band, hake pinin fig in pereen Pemuasahip, au at V yANTED-A WOMAN COOK, CHAMBERMAID: BK trally located: 8 or 9 roou be over O45. K us; all (OUSE;, mod. PA E., PRIBS-ERICR 85 | FO RST-2S W St, Wa TwosTORT jcunen! urvcivorived: @20.00. “apply we OWNER, 920.50 | Tite's... cenit aulsst 1.33 | iy | TEECO’ 3 LDP Be Wt Sd ave 1008 Peano tenet aw, | 20088 uw, be Ta'Decatur st Or. > euls-st_' CHAS. E, BANES, 700 3dth st. ie at. usar Jen it KENT racest.. Le Droit Park, 6-room bay-window Brick | ai! modern improvements; convewient to cable te \ + Usroow bay-window ‘on Oo- Inmbia car lime; all qwodern improvements. rent. $18.30, rt 1010 Ist st. 9.0., Groom brick, with all modern im- Provement Mi Ket, Gr each, mi, aul5-2w GEO. W FoR REN, HORSTRAMP & JESTE: 200 1th ac 6-6, 9 Foums and KINS, £00 19th st. nw. 7th ana Fats. th Parnas: 835 K RENT—TWO OF THOSE PRETTY LIT houses cn Portner concrete callar abd wi mod. faupe spent, G25 30 per conve mod imap ae nth. Wasi® Dake eHow El, auL3-ot Cor. hits and G te, FoR 224th st. m. w.. Or., m. _au153t Corner 13th and G sia, Jos ENTS uiporxta a7. x NEW BAY-WINDOW SIX-LOOM HOUS™, WITH ALL MODERN iM) VEMENTS, }OR KENT—HOUSE rooms and ments. Appiy C. aw. eee, orn ‘ath, eta ¢. DUN St NW; 10 GANGON, ee and Deve. aus D—A TWO-5TOR! ‘Foom brick house with cellar; northwest or hear BAY. WINDOW, it Casi 5 sown, ‘2308 We circle, 10r. . . vy, siggy Woman to scrub. Apply 489 Peunsyivanta | Lone PAdteess WOME: wer Gao ats Hoa Patawesr aus vANTEDIA ST LADY OR GES 2p Rates 108 fo anita fut Ras Kari nalee ew be WANTED—BOARD. aus TALE kt oe Tis F oo Der week enlas W tnt D MECHANICANDSUS-AGEDSEVEN, | FOR BENT WANTeD_vownones Exeroyment Bu- A TE SEL eau, conducted by ladies—men and women, white Want ‘E WOMAN To ci and iron for afasutly of four at Rockvill ass, vs serisfactory person. Address Bo: and colored, tar ail Hinds of dipaestic aber. ei primes L “ ih ‘OR RENT_UW) 135 th uw, Or te. Stephenson House. St. Catharines, Ontario, ANTED—BOARD IN A REFINED PRIVAIE tleman: first door; inust be first- Address THOMAS CLCIL. da. Vv erp rausoad. Inquire on work at. Tulles north of Wasuington. Contracti ‘ED—A SETTLED WHITE WOMAN TO DO cooking, washing and ironiug for * fined ood Wages to. satisiact jookville, Ba. ian ) ANTED-LABORERS, BRIDGE CARPENTERS ‘and teunisters to work on Met litanand South n. Md.. ning W. J. DE IN # OU... ore. * ae isa J ANTED-IN APLEASANT BUSINESS, 12 MEN; having experience in insurance business ferred. salaries yuaranteed. Atrjiy ANDREW WALT, wl nw, (itpetaire), between Vand L7a.in. aus- Lui of Feet poems man; al amines “Address OUTSED) ED-TO ATTEND TO OUTSIDE TRADE, A dinust eve a thorough knowledge ‘wares, alsy fainiiine with tre TRADE, Star office. 3y31-1in f Was aig a setually Past Ars Cath. Sineimnats fED-WE OFFER AG&NTS BIG MONEY xc'usive territory. Our new patent safes sell ething cr one axcutin ousday cleared #63: ye (SE SAFE CUM: oe W UNTED-ENEEGETIO MAN To KEN exhibit the marvelous the suinmer excursion season. turne; ret uired. GuABH COMPANY. Ger Lat. ‘Ohio. je. NT AND ma phonograph during ha edith eid WANTED—SITUATIONS. V of st of refs j ANTED-BY thorowch bookkeeper, & YOUNG MAN WHO IS A Taihnwelt wenerally useful: fees a; Bee We iterate tes ‘Where he can mi 8 ress es, Janitors, boy! we migbt work). BI ‘OR COOKS, CHAM- ers, “drivers, porters, drattninen CR eae SITUATIONS Maltreases, WATER HEX AND Wi ladies, waiters, betiien, Daatrymen tid maids, bar tenders, bakers, (OMEN COOKS, $10 TO ‘waitresses, nurses, sales- engineers. DICK’S AGENCY, 613 7th. (TED-BY A LADY OF EXPERIENCE, A W ‘soation es rorerhess; Ene ‘rotch ; de taucht et hanged, Aadtees Box I11, Leerburg, lish branches, y ANTED, = ITION AS MECHANICAL draugbteman by « young mac experiencyd in the design use of ctrical apperetus. E. ° er office. W: ¥ SiS Se F Int flo + very desirable ences given ind Feauired. (OR RENT—LARGE, AIRY ROOMS, 6 oh auute; for gentiecnen only, farnisued of ui ed. J Pore and second floors, pa ‘mod. imps. : sevarately or printing, coreand North, 407 Pt. v GLE OR FIRST rior, dining roo and kitchen ether hear KoverDinenE pitos t Connie 1 RENT—¥OUR UNFORNISHED RCOMS ON for email famiiy; refer- it SOR RENT—FOUR Favor hie Ese Teasonsbie; ref besutitully finished; heat Metrotolitan cars three squares, Be vi a ie exchanwed new bay-window house; ‘avery room, halls and bath, line four ; rent aul Foe REST Rice elegant house; roterences required. nw ICELY FORNIWHED ROOMS month; gen Diiy to OWNER ntiemen only. Sar au) (OR KEN’ ROOM SUITABLE Ctan's office, also ved 18 O at. FOR Py new. It OR BENT—La. Toum on lat floor a F BAY WINDOW FRONT front room on *:d fit hewly 1urmished;in new house 480 Let at. 6. auldct- loor; rooms nished rooms: oftice. uti Provements; private family. iern eX] FO SRTION MERIDIAN mir, two FUR. "Address ROOMS ian ‘Star auls-3t* F 0 Maryland uve u red. iree o@ thi ‘Vk KENT—UNFURNIGHED—COOLEST ROOMS inthe city; new house; nicely paper Diumbing ;three on second and * santa ra Fes private Jamily, It. nw. FURNISHED ROOMS IN SMALL » Wath use of bath; @dand 96. Ose aut ‘with Call at 11: Foe BENT—NE. ant front, private samtly. OR RENT — ONE FU! bay window; second \ISHED LAI ‘floor st. se. HGE FRONT ia pleasant ‘AR THOMAS CIRCLE, ith board at ressonabie 1313 M st. n.w. PLEAS. two get \NTED—A POSITION TN A COAL L OFFICE BY raterunce,s Address A. Bes Wisr ofice. ule oes ANTED_BY & YOUNG MARRIED MAN, A PO- i tc) 5 itor OF Sar ie an “hain thornon af. B.0., city. ANTED—BY OLD EXPERIENCED GENERAL clerk, position of any kind secounts; wood character secept small understands books: 1 3 Would go to the country a salary, W.HL 4, Star otiice, auld-zt* all ally weer bh ED iso positions for SESE opaice, Jans BY A LADY OF EXPERIENCE, A ME aoe etd oe RS FOR COMPETENT aus er Ai] itiona. ‘SBACKLEFU! WANTED—ROOMS. Washoe Thee 6 aulS-20" i ‘TED—A LADY IN 0} W sot board tn private We OF two. = oy aa ANTI x WANTS Ri pon Taree Dock ee ane ae EZD_-TWO_FURNIGHED OB UNFUR- Po 5 —f es WwW ‘wat. ‘that fills the fear it be like the ones 80 ae ‘west corner 4th aad i: I Ok iL ¥NT—BOOMS, op gen BP wo went suven of ladice Or wnan and wife, Ket. exchal . Ne board: srout; FURNISHED OR UNFUE southern ex anlb-2t 1E_ SECOND-STORY front room ‘southern. exposure: with or without board; en suite or single, priv Eimtiy, “W427 Gots new, das ad (OR BENT—TW UNFURNISHED kOOMS; Bttond fours bay Sindee eae - w | Southern and C posure; heat, water aud gas; #1) per month. ‘North- a" naw. ‘ROR RENT—POUR UNFURNISHED LOOM Fa st poussigeyta ‘Address, poy roti Fa RENT —A0r ora et W TWO LARGE TSE, PLEASANT MT Sood sed convenes WELLER & KEPLIT: 8-BRICK PAPEKED THROUGHOL 4. water. THEN| Dae S'S ALE SITUATED ON A CON- " ae MENT AND FisST-CLASS 1N 2577 rear 1125 Zath war" 10. senaal WASh's DANENHOWENS saa) aebeseees ReBrBERES LhuweseEReuee: for pension attornes's house; price $73 per on LARGE THREE ‘weilins, containing fang all wiod. ube ‘office or first ‘or a FOE FST S OST WS ROOMS; AMG 40 per month. 2OU8 14th st. nw. :@rpome: amt ; 40 per mo. 2 age te; lU rome: Cin} 66pm TOddBinrat ae oar cor of Beare. (6 Poms, stable and carrisae bo ‘Cottares on Colunnbia' Alley wed, Le Stable, lal et” near slot DOK KENT-LARGE BOALDING BQUSE: AM: BE NS FSET = AViHl make a reduction until October 2 Le oe Sit THOS G: HERSEY & CO. 1300 Feat, mw. oe eee. SOs, 908 HE AV Washinton Circle and conven’ YR KEST—ONLY 615.80 Pi L, vent ; S rooms: bath boo. BF Papers turoueh oat: northeast ten 5 T40niy G at. = eee eee, See RENT-DWELLING i117 10TH BT. Nw. og SEIT 2 RT Sesteama pesos aco | Fee Ree or Tae SHIDO SWOKMSTEDE W BuABLEY. (a7 Fat. | POR RENT 446 0 9T.. ONE OF THOSE DI- T rooms; o.m-L 698 | eucly) ‘COUCTe whole length A. airy, i. 685. ww. FRI ‘or. fat we GAKKI . and 3. ¥. CAxwOUD & ETT, Wii Baad N.Y. FOP AEST ~16, EAST CAPITOL, ST. ON LINE of F st. cars and, herdics; contains house everything neat, clean, trellocation. SOU 12th st. now. auls-st" {OR RENT—NIGELY FURNISHED PLEASAN’ Freout on second b beth. 7 5 new and quiet. 2010’ F st. oul” Fe i RENT. front ANTI ty LADY WiiH TWO GROWN ph ed furmisked table 5 Wrapalents oF uni a. k ii NW. Fo. RENT—1124 10TH ST. FEARGE AND en ‘yoomus on Istanded | Foow and cellar. Price $30, 1m edvapoe. Apply at ‘wil rent separately. aule-st 8 — i Be Ni 1s? LST NowW., NEWLY FUR. HOUSE ry rnished rooms, 1st, 24 and Sd ese jn prime come anigct" {OH RENT—THE ABBEVILLE, 2 SUITES PAR: | teBant wante — ee F Jors, second Boor north and. th exponure: ob BR RENT—6-4 K ST. NE. 6 ROOM, BEIGE, Z ‘double parlor roe i ‘nod. improvements; ‘montis. ‘buitabie for Beaber or Senator. 1433 pices Kone. Fe POC a BES, +. Rew. auld st auld” st. bo, x (OK REN1T—FU 18H i double: on second wad third Hoors tool astie coe RESUS A ce nee rr 2s cares 3 bays gl giesc remy ut COUN ave adjacent to xaioeite Sara. 6200 1th and Con a 416 67 Jefferson piace’ fave anal Lieb at S Ret bet dca loth Tie: Teeth apd bien, tet LOU, Conn ave and ist «oo er ton. Setera Pia Binh. tei Ther... 2 2th a bet Yaad iste So) mu ave end Tice ana M i out MINED at OvK DUES CAN be thn OUSLY Ba rewalias PeoM OCR . HALL 8 JOMNSTON, ekki Peuna, ave. Bw, 3... BOW N-ATONE of aule.ta.th 0 dae roador rene) as Rig ou Bathe, Siz Bue, oral: dIb det, 6. & dylue FLATS. _ a¥., 4 LANGE Un ‘ah ade Sor JOR RENT- iaree turnin Fo01 suustal be Tor I iso hi ISHED DON Ke NT BEAT 3 PHILLIP ae we Siok aes KADPOWD, lio ket aw a PE. Bx 5 Lido Vath st nw Apply CHARLES 1 Au 7 rooms aud ‘bath, 6 A, tS 14th wt Kk LENT—LAKGE STOKE AND ber 1UtH end Osis. Bow. $45 per n WASH S oust JOR RENT—OORNR ENHOWER, Cor. Lita and G sia, I 10S B ST., oF rom Site Wholesale market; reut, !0, cam be “duvued ino two stores. dnguire coy Le. sven audi FOR_ LEASE. Fou eat or tw FIDE BL isan ieee on lamas! ny” take, Geir tinprevee tagh Yeere. uly S00 por asses it Wokint Raw & Seo U bis ttn aud Pete. Bw LOST AND FOUND. Lops sal tron icreturmed totes Ket | 05: FEMALE MALTESE CAT,ONE VEAL OLD; 4 are wits wha Buitabie re turned to GLU. WOULDEADGE, cur. 4% sul 1 YELLOW DOG; TAG OO LIBRA 4 reward if r ie ed to 705 M st. Bw. 28 ‘OUND—ALGUST ¥, NEAR ANACOSTIA, POOKET Nook containing woney sd papers. Umber Lay dagve mamae Uy agent ist aul yaya dot thie adver” Ss Liss, Auscostia tisewent, act, eUlont Se Lost fA EXGHISN GREDHIOUND BitoH TaN TSP, nataaCtory reward given fur retin so ‘O8T—BETWrEN7TIHNT_AND BOUNDARY AND ‘Norfolk steamers, our bubd.e of calf akina, Pinder Le diberasiy. Tew KINGMAN'S EXPE BS Osi —GOLD Walch CHAIN, KEL AND 4 medal sttacued, ith name of divers on zneaal, Kecurn to Sup F st, and Fece.ve teward. auld at” DOUND—A BICKCLE. ADDRESS WILLIAMS & COL, Detective Bureaii, #20 . be. ‘O8T_TORESHIRE GIT, FANSAND TAIL CUT, Siiver, with dace back. Liberal reward tor Ler ee: ture to 802 Kat. w Venient to care aid dai) win: country howe, Mi 3 ers . Lamdoun Co., Va, amy: Hamdflte A NORE is CAN BE ACCOMMO- dated at Oak Crest inp, on B. & 0. Kk. R near Laure:, ne shade; wiitin titer wunutes of station Frepes reswonabie.” Agdren Ja CLA K, Lewes, suisse VACANT hOOME AT_EDGEWOn from Hamiton; 2on Ist foor, son . $5 ver wees. Ayply lof carcucar te al ROSkals, aauitoa., SUMMER BoakD ‘at Mich. View. WILLIAMS, Loyd's, oi TLL. q heh, bealthy* besutifuiay ue Ridce monntaine: peut) vt scade, ivecud uilik. Louw BAU: taite, Supplied with fren Vawetabes ald Truc Washington reieteuces aiveu. A ten iene borders: Gest Auiireas Sire" R"HSaCkoud, Front Bye = Pres: "TEX QE TWELVE ADULTS WANTED aT a ‘Deauti: ul Teras wcderate. ‘Loudous county euler oN hake ROOMS tor the Lath. Appiy to MASON JAMER, Hound Hii, Loudoun county, va walaawe METEEN MOKE BUAKDEES CAN Ermita ir em ae a am nun Hid dept) b-h rosa greed’ go uty of ub end sult. saUe. W. Bi: DE auli-or MOSPECT HILL, OVERLOOKING THE BRAU- J pial oudeun “ ROR SES L-ELLGANs wOUa, AGE. a MONT: y “til twodera Smproverseus, varwe Uses Tyo, tare. ; q betsy month; baths, boards desued. 17 & et. uw. an | #.YOU WANT coop BOARD. PLEASANT BOOMS, Dcrecibe plese and ceutrel lucetion ev to. JEKBEL HOUSE, UU Fst vw Tee