Evening Star Newspaper, August 24, 1891, Page 2

2 THE LAST NIGHT IN CAMP. ‘The Washington Light Infantry Strike ‘Tents at Ocean View. (WMEY WILE REACH WASHINGTON TRIE EVESINO— SOME PLEASANT INCIDENTS DURING SATURDAY AXD SUNDAT—A FISHING TRIP AND ITS EFFECTS “REFLECTIONS 48 TO THE MILITARY VALUE OF YaE ENCAMPMENT. Bpectal Correspondence of Tw Evewrwe Stan. Camp Moone, Oczax View, August 23, 1891. Like the Arabs of old they have folded their tents, but as Jesse Grant would say, they haven't “went yet.” The Washington Light Infantry, the Corcoran Cadets and Dr. Hamil- ton Leach are still at Ocean View, but Camp Moore looks as if lightning had struck it or the Ciceronian eloquence of Capt. John Miller had Biown across it. The tents sre down and ked and ready to ship to Washingtoi just five minntes after 10 o'clock this morn- ing the first tent fell. It was s company C tent, from which Capt. Ourand had removed the pegs last night so as to be in read- ines. The personal baggage and cots,to alarge extent, bad been previously removed to the dancing pavilion, where the men will sleep to- night After the first tent went down today others followed in rapid snecesmon. In five minutes the camp looked as if lightning had struck it. In ten minutes itresembled the scene of a big dynamite explosion, and. five minutes | after, the sweep of a big Western cyclone gave overy appearance of having passed over eamp. In «short time every tent had been folded and all that was left of Camp Moore were the platforms and a mixed-up mass of trunks and baggage. There was one tent standing, however. It was the canvas-covered structure whose flaps have ever been open during the en- campment to the weary stranger or the hungry soldier. AN CAPT. WHEELER. ‘The tent, including the white shams and ice cheat, has been the property of Capt. Childs and Capt. Wheeler, who are averagely good honest fellows, but who oceasionally disport themselves in’ all the glory of a soldier's uni- form, set off with the insignia of staff officers. ‘This tent was the last to come down. and then it came down over the heads of a pleasant ‘ty, who were having an exceedingly good me ‘in the interior. This party, who have tly enlivened the camp all during the week, fis received still further means of enlivenment Jately by the arrival of Captain and Mrs. Shwarz Today, with the tents down and three Dig calendars in the tent marking Sunday owning the 23d, a quiet time by the «eas has been enjoyed by the men. Bathing has been « feature, and a number of boats on the bay show thatcither apleasant, cool breeze is being indulged in or that some of the men and maidens, too, as is shown by the flutter of a white dress or some of the boats,have forgotten the proverbial end of the Sanday school boy and are fishing. VARIOUS KINDS OF FISHING. Speaking of fishing. there have been various kinds of it down here. Some of it con- sists of hauling in a line with a big sea fish on itevery winute. At other times it consists of tome fish, big rolling waves and a generally uneasy feeling among many of the party. Yes- terday a party went fishing and Tue Star cor- respondent went along. Hedid not go tocatch fish, but he mw the waves. It may be said Tight here im parenthesis that he did not cateh euy Gb. CAPT. MILLER'S COMPLEXION. Capt. John S& Miller, however, did eatch some fish. He alvo caught a color some what detweon a pale terra cotta and a peachblow. Capt Miller is too much tanned to tura pale, Dut Le used every possible exertion to reach that stage. Usually Capt. Miller is either elo- quent or ailont. On this occasion bis remarks were confined to such expressionsns “Boys, you think il feel better when I get ashore?” and this is my first fishing trip thi+ season,und, With the blessing of the Lord, it will be my last.” Dr. Hamilton Leach sat very quiet. He was not so oppressiveiy anxious to get but in » quiet way Dr. Leach east more than one longing look at the shore and held his bond for some time over his month. “Bom, you must be a using de wrong hand,” said the amiable darkey who rowed the bout tothe only man not catching fish. In obedience to superstition the mane hancis, but it did not go. Other fishing parties have been like unto this and many men have come ia with big strings of fish, while others equally as handsome have returned with « far- goneness in their stomachs whieh reminds ‘them of the rumbling, uneesy surface of an earthy sake. THE LAST SIGHT. Tomorrow moruing at 6 o'clock the boys will take the traiv for Norfolk and shortly after 7 will embark for Washington, and as Tae Stan goes to press the Infantry and Cadets will be reat way from the old town toward eveu ov a summer vacation every Wash- ington heart turna. FAREWELL TO THE DEAR GraLs. Tomorrow morning. carly as will be the start, there cam be no doubt that a large num- ber of people, and many, if not the major por- tion, will be wearing the white dress which so Deeom Have ly wets off the summer girl. Infantry enjoyed themselves? In a quiet way there cau be no doubt of this Asa | general rule the enjorments have not been det or bikwriows, as might be found at Atlan- tue City or other resorts, but the men have been weil supplied with pleasant sarroundings in the way of good Sahing, boating and bathing, not to speak of some more than hespitable trentinent from the clubs situated near here, and Mr. W. Pannill, who gave the command for an oyster roast. The oyster roast, as has been Mentioned before, wus a grand big success Mr. Pannill ie an energetic host, and with the amber of shuckers at work every ono was sup- plied. | Schwarz got off and appropriat SS ‘TRE CLUB'S STEWARD. The Ocean Pleasure Cinb has been lavish in its hospitality. Among the members of the club is a well-known Washingtonian, Mr. Ton; Rodier, who has worked several pounds of fi off in an endenvor to entertain the boys. ~ Friday evening the club gave a dinner to the Indies at camp. which in every way was a sue- cess. Dr. Hamilton Leach was the master of ceremonies, while the host was Judge Mur- dangh of Eik fame. In the evening the entire party, soldiers, Indies and hangers on, went down 'to Norfolk and enjoyed the performance of “Faust” by the Annandale Hamilton Opera Company. A sxrmoriem Darcr. Satarday morning Capt. Ourand and com. pany C gave a skirmish drill with blank cartridges on the parade grounds. The drill was well executed, comprising firing standin, kneeling and lying down and rallying to repel cavalry. Along with company C ow their di were a considerable number of small boys, who entangled themselves in the men's legs ina wild search and scramble for empty cartridge shells, to be preserved as relies of the late war. Company C did work in the Infantry skirmish, although a quicker rally would have been a necessity had cavalry been charging. The squad rally of infantry to repel horsemen, as exemplified yesterday, is clearly open to the objection that one squad would in all probability be firing into some other squad. And now asto military affairs in general at Camp Moore. The men ‘have been well drilled in the extended order drill. They have been drilled in the guard mount and they ave added an excellent movement and im- proved largely in the dress parade. Outside of this it is x question whether the military ond of the camp has not been somewhat teglécted. MILITARY DISCIPLINE LAX. The discipline has been lax,and when the word is used it is meant to describe something like a string which is tied at neither end. Guard duty has been @ farce, and really the main occupants of the guard tent bave been the colored servants, who on one night went to a ball and returned in a hilarious condition. It is one of the unfortunate things of the late action of Congress in refusing an appropria- tion for the National Guard that with the men going off as separate organizations discipline and quick readiness to obey orders have been thrown to the winds. This is specially unfor- ate for the privates and the non-commis- sioned officers. This year in all the battalions the men have fallen almost entirely out of the habit of respecting the authority or obeying without question the orders of the honr, as was the general rule at the last two THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C. MONDAY, Pa -. ere] with ornaments. Mrs. P. B. silk, laces and diamond ornaments. irs. E. P. pony in white silk and ornaments. Miss , Lona Miller, in cream China silk, laces and dia- mond ornaments. Miss Kosa Miller, in white China silk, laces and diamond ornaments. Miss Katfe E. Dunn, in lavender silk, laces and pearl ornaments. Miss Barbara Miller, in white satu laces and diamond ornaments.” Mise Cecelia Dunn, in white Chino silk, Inces and pearl or- naments, and she wore a gold braid across her shoulders and led the C. C. march. Miss Susie Adame of Alexandria, Va., red sill, with dia- mon att ME “HONEY.” The ball was a success in every way, both in the ball. room and om the beach. “Call me Honey,” said one of the Norfolk visitors to one of the most charming of the Washington ladies. “Call me Honey, those who love me call me Honey,” but she’ did not and he sat on the silent sands and thought of the loneliness inci- dental to 8 North Polar expedition. There was agwimming match today, Haltigan of company C, after along swim beforehand, swam one of the band and was gallantly de- feated. ‘WASHINGTON VISITORS. Among the Washingtonians who have re- cently arrived at eamp are Mrs. M. L. Smith, Mrs. Harrington, S. H. P. Fall and wife, G. M. Leerbower and wife, Mrs. Charles Ourand, Mrs. Frunk L, Ourand, R, H. Church, A.W. T. Addison Washburn, Mrs. P. Moore and Mi Lyman Wallach, T."V. Noonan and son, W. HL. West and son, I. J. West, Jus. Hughes, J. Vi meyer, J. W. aga 4 Chas. P. Green, M. Kins- low, Miss Edith Gale, Mise Ida Gale, J. B. Lat- terson. ——— & GRAND OLD PLACE. ‘The Health-Restoring Waters of the Rock- bridge Alum! Springs. Correspondence of The Evening Star. ‘Bocxaaipor ALM Srarxos, Va., August 23, 1891. ‘This grand old place, 2,000 feet above sea level, nestled behind the lofty peaks of the great North mountains, which tower severa hundred feet higher, with its salubrious aud invigorating climat eand its life-giving waters, which have won for it so much renown, hath charms for all. Of the location of the springs awriter says: “In an amphitheater almost as round as a bowl, they lie in the firm but kindly embrace of the encircling hills, to which Claude Melnotte’s description of a ‘deep vale shut out from the rude world by Alpine hills’ might well apply, and te the lawns the superb im- agery of Everett, that ‘nature had spread a carpet fit to be pressed by the foot-ateps of the descending gods." The place is now under the management of Col. George L. Peyton, who was for sixteen yeary the managing director of the famous Greenbrier White Sulphur Springe, W. Va. The cuisine is in charge of Capt. Wm. camps at Fort Washington. This, be it i / FAKE POLICEMAN. understood, does not apply particularly to the infantry, but is the sad case throughout the brigade, end wil! result still- more dis- astrousiy next year if a general enenmpment is not held. It is well enough enough for men on guard to make a joke of having their guns stolen while they are supposed to be patroling their guards, but it does not have an inclina- tion to put ideas of real soldierly qualities in the m@. Fun is fan, and discipline is disci- pline. ‘THE CORCORAN CADETS TAKE THE PALM. ‘Let men on encampment take their wild fun outside the eamp and act as soldiers in the highest sense of the word in camp. In guard duty it may be said right here that the Corco- ran Cadets have carried off the palm. The Ca- dets have done well on this trip aud deserve high credit, and to explain a point again, so have the Infantry. although there have been “lapus Lingais,” as Sam Weller might have said, Another question. looked at from « mili- tary standpoint, was the advisability of break- ing camp this morning and having the men sleeping in a pavilion tonight. From the point of view of convenience the move was a good one; from the point of view of gaining military knowledge an exceedingly bad one. If the men are to gain, besides a lot of fun, portion of military knowledze, quick action is what they areafter. Breaking and making cam should be a matter of only a short time, an whatever time it was necessary to get the men up, camp should have been broken just before the start. QUICK ANP ACCURATE DRILL. Speaking on the other side again the com- mand while here have shown a quickness and aceuracy in drill which is little less than mar- velous, and officers and men should be com- plimented highly on the efficiency which they have reached. ‘The command yesterday morning had a dis- appointment. Col. Moore was expected on the 11 o'clock train. The entire command was tarned out and lined up in front of the station, the band played and everybody looked up the track ‘The train did not appear and the men tthe shade. Pretty soon a whistle blew and the train put in an appearance. The boss jined up again and the band _played—not “An- nie Laurie.” The train stopped. but no dis- tinguished looking, white-smustached gentle- man alighted aud Capt Kelley and Capt © tion to themselves, but the colonel is yet to make his appearance. \ ‘THE DELLE OF THE VIEW. Last night there was a ball and the men danced with ail the vigor incidental to military life. The dance was a full dress oue and invi- tations were iwued. Thé povilion in which the Third Artillery Bund played and the men whirled im the mazy was xu:ly decorated with the and national colors, and a large nun- ber of Norfolk were present. The com- mittees were: Dr. H. E. Leucb, Lieut. Chas. Ebert, Sergt. J. B. K. Lee, Cupt. Chas CM. Loefiier, Sergt. A. M. Muzzey, private W. J. master ef ceremonies. Serg?. Ma} Jeme F. Grant: floo- committee. Lieut Keltter, Jose P. Janezeck, Corp. P. 8. Serge B im. Berg- Schneider, Private L. M. Nunes, Kirehaer, Ser mana, FJ. . M. Shreve, Corp. -kimtos. W. Leach of Washington, D. C., who is famous in his line. STRENGTH-GIVING WATERS. ‘Those who seek these waters for their ills, as well as those who come for rest and pleasure, are each afforded every facility for their full application and enjuyment. Col. Peyton says to the sick, “Leave your carcs behind, come here and drink these waters and bo well,” and to the well he says, ‘Come and rest and enjoy yourself and be reinvigorated.” Indeed, one can be quite at home here either at one of the three hotels or in a cottage. One can be serious or gay, fashionable or unfashiunable, conven- tional or unconventional, just as it’ suits, at “Rock Alum,” and this’ independence is’ its great charm. One may more easily compre- hend that this is the veritable period of summer resi when noticing the leisurely hob-nobbing together on the wide piazzas of the busy men of the cities. Politicians, lawyers, millionaires, railroad magnates, financial ‘notables, business men and women and the more common folk each and all taking the nectar from the same health’s fountain. Some of the cureseffected by these waters are truly wonderful, showing the great virtue in them for certain diseases. One case, among several called to my attention, I will mention, as I saw and talked with the gentleman, now in ‘ood health. Mr. Jones, a brother of Gov. ones of Alabama, was given up by his attend- ing physicians to die, and he was brought here, though neverexpected to get well. His trouble was chronic diarrbea, and he had been reduced so that when he came his weight was only 118 pounds. After ten weeks’ use of the alum waters he recovered and now weighs 156 pounds. REOULAD HADITUES. Here are those who have come, year after year, ever since the discovery of the great cura- tive powers of these waters. Patients are sent here by the most celebrated physicians in thi country. Among the habitues here now are: ‘M. W. Provost of Baltimore, Md., who has been coming for the past fifteen ‘years. He arrives punctually on the 8d of July und remains until the 10th of September. Mr. J. Hamilton of Chicago, Mr. Judson Watkins, Mrs. Wynn, Mrs. Wallace. Mrs. Bloomberg and daughter of Rich- mond, Mr. Donnally, a large planter of New Orlentig, with ie, familys Daisy Fitz- ugh of Lexington, Ky., a journalist of consid- erable note in her seetion, and Mrs. Donaldsor. of Cincinnati. Washingtonians here now and recently are: Mrs. Dr. G. A Harris, Mra. B. E. Rood, the Misses Custis, Mra. E.'Newman and daughter, Lawyer A. A. Tunstall and family, Dan'l W. it ee family, Mr. J. B. Shellenberger and Lieut. J. Parker of the navy and his charming wife. Among the guests I notice Judge Welborn of totam Gen, laine and wife, and Gen. Jack- son of Georgia, the latter of Mexican war fame; Judge Lacey of tho Virginia supreme conrt, ex-Gov. Boydton of Georgia, Mra. Gov. Wilson and daughter of West Virginia, Mira. Wright and Mrs. HH. Bloomberg of Richmond. Mrs. Bloomberg, o lady of wealth and culture, and who did so much for the entertainment of her friends and guests, was called home last week, her residence having been broken into and robbed of several thousand’ dollars worth of valuables, including filty pieces of silver, resents at her marriage. Her many friends Bere deeply regret her great loss, ‘A PROGRESSIVE EUCURE PARTY. Mrs. Jno. MeChesney of Alabama, a leader of society, gave a progressive cuchre party on Friday, so much enjoyed by all, more especially the prize winuers, as the prizes were handsome and fitting the ‘occasion. Gen. Lawton of Georgia carried off the first prize, while Mrs Indge Walker of Kichmond won the second rize. Pihe reigning beltes at Rock Alum are: Miss Daniel of Rounoke, Va., s relative of Senator Daniel, who has now been two seasons ‘‘on the lint;’" Miss Donaldson of Cincinnati, Miss Irma St. Clair-Abrams of Florida, Mrs. Frank Helen of Covington, Ky., and Miss Gaillord of Charleston, 8. C. The Springs are reached from the east, Now York and Washington. the Cl and Ohio route to Goshen, Va.. thence miles by wagouettes, or frei Mill- boro the distance is but six miles uver a fairly good road and through a very picturesque qouniey. Milibeve te the station xiso for the Warm, Hot and Healing Springs ‘The Mill boro Hotel, kept by Mr. J. W. Warren, isa very comfortabie to stop. Besides’ tho good table faze and comfortably furnished rooms Mr. Warren supplies his. guests with white sulphur, chalybeate and alnm waters without charge. WANTED—HELP. AUGUST 24. 1891. FOR RENT—ROOMS. ANTED-BOY Ok YOUNG MAN 10 ASSIST {in store: one with the tailor trade. Apply at 1807 Lathe Bw “ qe \WANTED_A WoMAN TO COOK AND DO GEN- WANTED Wom DOK AND DO ral housework; city reierences. ApDIY. a am. 612 H st. nw. = Soe ant y ANTED—A MIDDLE-AGED GOl ORED WOMAN N todo weneral housework. Apply, Se i VW ANTED_SEVERAL — SALFSLADIES EXPE: Tienced in dry and fu1 woods come Fecominonded. “Apply MA stese. ewe Rude lectric care, bet. Yih and wees Birt cine “Ae NTED_BY MIDDLE. AGED GENTLEMAN ofvquiet babitsand havnt few Skiers eae ar fortable roms without bound in twe house oF sims ciety coupe (uteh reserved) witha ce statiabe terme, G. Bei. Bar Ofer we ging Se ANTED-A WOMAN FOR GENFRAT HOUS! HA work; must stay nichts. GOvAst See dt ood paToRers 9 willing to Work. Waxes, $10, ANTED — THREE GIRLS; ONE POR COOK, Ws ccetor chantertadd aid ona onl Geo urse: references required. Call at 2418 K st. tues: ANTED-AN EXPERIE! W CED WATCHMAKER Mo mee yes weate eae SS Better nie aes oe WASTED ASE ‘A GIBL TO DO COOKING AND GEN- froniny. Call at 006 re are $f sal fasuily ; no Washing oF all — 2 WASTED TW0 YOUNG MEN AND TWO GIRS Apply to GILL ENON: Liew st MAN AS HELPER AND COOK W Aotacmori’ Ho ‘washing gmt Saciis aa ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED COOK AND A stn w. Job EP EER | SETiquced ones preserred. a WwW JOMPLTENT STAIR BUILDER. 4 Sth st_ nw. Sits Wanten. at TIUANGLE SALOON, 1003 RT ave. auidat® GI, FOR GENERAL stay mish: bring references. “Call 163) Dasa. av nw tg Wiouse irl; Germans preferred, for service in private tamily in then.w. section of the city. 1 well recommended, | Make apylication at Gt ste nw. a bias aw —T WO YOUNG MEN ABOUT 38 YEARS for bundle wrappers: ouly those cxivrie COMPAN' enced need apply. SAKS AN Ye aust WANTED-A WHITE WomaN TO. scrup store every Monday morning. Apply 414 th st. new. ory W 4NTED_AN OFFicE “oY OF ABouT with some brains end ambition. Apply at onc in handwriting, stating compensation desired, exver!- ence had and references, by leiter to A. L. Ofice. W ANTED—LADY FOR 01 Change” Wedni stay mornin; 3 exberionce not shwctatcly me references required. Aypiy ‘Tuesday $550, sa floor, 40 Tthtst. uw. vie W AxTED hoy To LEARN TAILORING, ONE ayy gift exverience preferred. 410th st. n.w.. room WASTED — TWO EXPERIENCED, WELI- known, active, thorouzh shoe men ‘want party ‘with 810,000 to back them; best stand ou F st.; rare chance ; assured success; references Al. Address liox 114, Star office. 1 Wirtnewon: INE st. ne. ANTED—A WOMAN TO COOK IN A FAMILY of four; also a house girl, “Apply at 1515240 oust Ww 4 : = j ANTED_BY A MAN AND WIFE, FURNISHED WANTED-A @tkt You Genenat, novse | WAN.SO PLA VAS AND WIFE, FULNISHED work; white H % ork 4 olclotient REE Lath wtanew, NNN CONASSE™ | Baieate faulty proferted. “Adres D. X- iy Mat ANTED — A SETTLED OOLORED WOMAN | \\/ANTED-THAE Y Feferences, "435 Sth st. iw. at"? | KEEPING, Sear sence’ % ance WANTED 5 CARPENTERS. APPLY AT 95 TED-YOU! OR FIVE UNFURNISHED Saeeeteee eer arene E H.. Star ofa, S528 WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS, Vv ANYED—USE OF HORSE IN THE COUNTE pf for his keep saree, Ly te yey only: mitist Le free ‘and sate £03 iandle.” Address W. H. N-, iat office.” with Vv ) ANTE! STUDENTS FOR SHORTHAND, evening sessions; systein the most levibi a vm briet. ‘all at 1229 O st. bet 2 cee WANTED. ~lt KNOWN—HIGHEST FRICk PAID for, old feather Leds. Address G. THOMAS j ANT. DOLD GOLD AND SILVER FOR CASH. Sratel repating pices tata Satst eis ake man FOR_RENT— HOUSES. FOR_RENT_ HOUSES. v anally: ent emem two Im house: private f: BPpeesy tee oom, Ok RENT—FORNIROED OR T RFCRMTS! three very * Pooms: terms Aid keation, 804 Teta wt. OR RENT—TWO LAR ‘unfurnished reotsy ‘¥10 Ket. aw. oR RENT NICELY BURNISHED ROOMS REAR W Fectnett ave and shot, nw. Address WEYT 5 MST, N.w.—A NIG ;OR BENT—OOt ‘bed. porch. two gentlemen oF married couple: Board errs moderate. eRe FOR BENT_UNFURNISHED. TWO BEAUTIFUL Also! roms. ad fogr newly papered., bath adjctaing. door. “S07 11th st. u.w. aus FOE BEXIIUNFUENISHED HOow For LGHT househseping jentire 4a door. Sroctae, closets and bath; one room furnished if as convan- Te ion = Nae | | JR _RENT—LANGE SANT ROOMS—TWO | room, with board, $25; swaller Pooms for one, 816: withoat board, $4; nent tour ines of carsad get Peetee oT S. eae QOR REN’ D FLOOR OF 2064 DST. N.W.M.T, } comeren Sutraites Hani baane | secu a ag SR adult tainily. } (OR RENT—O13 HST NW Two. WELLER ished Iront reoms on second and thint floor oud bosni au | 20K RENT—LARGE, FRONT ROOM ON FIRST floor with grate and room om + wel located: rooms newly iurnielied; in Dew house. Ist et ‘aust 3t (Ob Premises; established 1572. WASTED_BY A LADY OF LARGE EX! ce and success as a teacher of vocal and tustru- gata music. a howe in 4 pues and cultured faiuily where lessons can be exch for room and Lourd; ‘Address: Teterences iven ahd edit MZ. Stat o ETAL) MC Wax A CAMILY OF ADULTS. or three persons for £00) ‘Doard ; first-c! Adurees KANE, Star office. auld WASIED- TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT; ALL standard makes; first-ciuse machines only; best eins to leat OF practice city oF contn valare. Px PEWRITER EXCHANGE, G10 F'st, BW. JelU-sni With TWO OF LHREE Stalis and room for the vebicles near 212 12 H. RAFF, Police Headquarters, ED—PIANO, ORGAN, VIOL tar taugit; 5U cents an hour, 2S nll gO ont fo teach. Casi Saturday oF thoseevenings MRS. | Wants STABLE ¥_ANMONTATI CLEANING AND KENOVATING WORKS, 1708 and 1710 &. st.n. w.—( urpet <i thorough und brightened by our new rocess. urn and mattresses renovated. al- NEWMMioR, Si ‘Te.ephone S04. ‘uz W ANIED_HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE FURNI- Ture; also stocks of tmerchundtse of all kinds. storage and hauling. At WM. LOWENTHAL'S, U3? 7th st. nw. aulssw VW ANIED-THE MANAGEMENT OF A HOTEL in some xrowing southern or southwestern town; ten years'experience with the principai hotelsiu Wash: jusion, D.C. Address BESHY STEVENS. 1114 » Alex nglria, Va. aul7-12 W ANEED. EWRITERS FOR RENT; DEST machines; Caligraphe Nos. 1,2 Lemington, tary letter ‘fil au153m* WANZED HORSES. MULES AND COWS TO basture in clover knee hich; good fences, shade and running water; ony $$ per wonth. Apply at Koom 110, Lenman butiding, 14 Y. au4-25t and 3; Smith, mond and others. ' Easy ters. Ro- NEWMAN & SON, 60o 7th st. n.w. WAN LED-IMMEDIATELY, AN INDUSTRIOUS, Feliable woman to cook and for general honse: work: no washing or ironing; must stay at night ; sual] family ;referencesrequired. Apply T40Gth s¢.m.w. It" \WaASTED-VIOLIN AND FLUTE PUPILS LY two ex-U.3.A. musicians. Sclentilic instruc- tions, $5 for twelve weeks—during “'vucauon.” Call ANTED-SETTLED WOMAN TO COOK AND assist in chamberwork, Appiy to J. T. CULL, Fendall buildiny, cor. Dw an243t* W ANTEDPLASTERERS ON A ch and 7th and E and F ste. n. au: J. iA JANTED-EXPERIENCED Yi WHITE W “Gu to cooks weet trout toend 2 ate lad nights; references required. ‘Call after 4 o’clo ‘9th st. nw. Waitresses, house, parlor, ladies a, Bursee, “hc. (Resister how for es) | Coie. money oF no SHAMS, 1110 G st. usw. ne WW ANTED-AN ENGLISH ‘Dermaid aid waitress : 1018 12th st. n.w. from 10 to WANTED_AcTIVE ‘estate office: sal pericnce and reference. au WASIED-IWO NEAT, EXPERIENCED WO- then; one fo cook, wash and iron; the other nurse; must come well recommended and pay night.’ Appiy G12 East Capitol st. u WANTED-AN INTELLIGENT NEGRO, WITH capital. by a firm of exporters. to take charge of & branch Jiouse abroad, with interest in business. Address NEGRO. Sar oftice. W ASTED_A MAN TO TAKE CHARGE OF w cellar, must be competent. Address GRO. Star offiea Saar e ae WASTED GOOD AGENTS AND CaNvass- ‘ers tor endowment order; big pay aud a recular ‘SALI income guaranieed to competent sien; call at once, Ho KW. PATIERSON, American Mutual Aid So- cfety, THI 14th st. nw. 2 — IMMEDIATELY meu, woinen Wins clerteat V for ali work; at once. D. . men, women, boys ntil suited ; work furnished SLEFORD, 427 11th st.n. w. HHA at 504 G stem. WANTED TEANSLATION, tain employment man, Italian, Spatisl Swedish oF itussia C. MAYO, Koom 22, W aaa ERE HORTHAND, “TYPEWRITING, MV BOOKKEEPING. - Pituan ‘shorthand, includ! 20 hours dictation exch week aud practice of Callxrart or Kemington, or both, three montis, $10.. Business course, mciuding bookkeeping, illustrated by Prot Starin's celebrated book charts: pentuaslilp, couier: Gial aritinetic. writing ad iiline of all. Varieties. of commercial paper, Lausiish andspelling. three months, $10. “Yrot. Ftari has conducted. the business school atthe Prep. Dept of the Columbian. University 10F the past twu yearn Mo aiso int cuarge of the bus Less schoul at tue ¥, M.-C. A. duriug the past year, aud, having trained thousands of youue inen and ‘Wwoslien for lives of useiuiness. and honor, ke $s pre- pared to say to parents: send ine your sons and date fers und f will, in the shortest porsivle tune, Mt tein to enter the arena of tbe business world and conquer aif oustacles to be inet therein. Open day aid bugt Sit sranuaier” "Wixiy students gw tp ropular athe: ance. “Diplomas. A. C. SLAKIN'S BUBINLSS COL” LEG, 13 Psa. we autim Vv WILLIAM €, FRISSELL, PIANO 623 6thr'si, a. w. First-class tuning ‘at lowest rates, Orders by mail promptly attended t a 8 Vv PANTED—CRAYON: lark Space,” Aruateus negatives developed and Printed, ‘Calhund get prices an wee anuupies. Cable Eets only #3 per desen. Jetty west Ws USEREEPERS AND HOTEL PRO- pfiviors to kuow that they can have their furai- ture Upholstered, repaired. packed and, stored, at Songbio rates; Dhe hair Maitresses a specialty. FREE: BANS Cor Wee Tana we Establisued ta 187 We ESE eas ‘son's stock an farm : $5 per mncnth; 10 weals a day abd grooming, €8 per in. Best attention. Bent or abd rotimed frws, sie WILSUS, UU at: pe WANTED STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND may fenetering works: featuers eexovated:tnattrenee adevover: furniture steamed and i yeas Feil. YOUNG "Telephone I ms BUSINESS CHANCES. JANTED — AN ASSISTANT BARTENDER; kate experience and where inst employed. Ad= x £0, Star off aniz2.3t HITE GIRL, HOUSEMAID for family of two; must have referen: Lat. ans V = FRK, MUST PE KiGiS- MARMACY, Ist and 0 sis, i CL DISTRICT Pi ED — AN EFFICIENT HOUMERFEPER for Norwood Institutes Sond promptly creeps tials, “references and address to WM. DB. GAHEL 407 Minas. av uz W ANTED—A LADY TO TEACH ENGLISH, AITR ‘and music ima private family near Washinz ‘udgess, with Folerences, Lov Hox Iida, Weak At A WORKING JEWELE V STEADY Place to the right man. |. FRIEDERICH, Manufacturing Jeweler, Wo 7th st., basement, oppo: site patent office musta W DORE'S EMPLOYMENT BU- Teau, conducted Dy ladies iuen and wouen, white and colored, for at kinds of douestic labor, citysstates ‘ibd Springs; with references. 700 wigew WASTED-SALESMEN TO SELL GOODS To ode: permanent siunioa® hace to utd s Bite fade.’ "SODEL MANUFACTURING COMPANY. South Bend, Ind: auseolm" V ferred; salaries cuarantecd. 916 ¥ ot.n. w. (upstairs), between Vand 1:4. SD TO OUTSIDE TRADE, A bie man; must havea thorouch knowlede of trimiings and ‘small wares, also familiar city. Address UCTSIDE TRADE, Star offic. WANTEDIENERGETIC MAN TO KENT AND the nce business ro" Apply ANDREW WALL, exhibit the marvelous Edison phonograph during VILE SELL ONE-FOURTH INTEREST IN THE Census Ufice building und guaranter per cent on MANVEY " BFALDING, 00 Corcoran austin XTURES AND STORE ood opportunity ; terms Apply on premines, ait" OOK SALE—MALF INTERES: a Weli-catablished shoo business cation, im order to adjust a silendid opportunity tor cash purchaser. sticulars, HENRY &. WOODARD, Attorne} rendall Duiiain: V }OR RENT—LARUE, WELI-FURNISHED PAR- Jor and bed roou: on iirst fluor; alse other rooms on Second and third flvors; ioerat OL st. Fok PINOT ANGE, Nioriy FUR floor; bath room’ on saine floor ; fenf fo aillines of care: terms modera S58 Pt nw onven- we, Feference. aut ‘ATE FAMILY, SEGOND- board, on Khode Isand 8 thoderate, Gentlemen broterred. Address Sirs. D.. Star office. wwr2ckt™ KOoMS | ‘On seco jours for reut,with board: also board. aust | TNFULNISHED 2d fluor, with use of bath. Que fu1 ‘on the ist foor, suitable for two gent Teis. excbunged. 113 st B.w. aus ESE RENT— ELEGANT FURNISHED nooms for rent in private tatty ; ope second story back and third story iront; best lovation in city; relerences: Fequired. Inguire at 1512 13th st. mow. | awtlot™ oe 2UIS Rist nw, 1 TS lows cir nw, CLF SS. Te T St oom 424 Lith st aw, 1OF. ATU! Corcorad at Chapin. Tir) 2H) Nd ave wi, 1. TitoMAs 3 ‘Pow RENT—BY RO. HOLTZ ©. Mate aud lusurauce Broker, 1th aid £' ets. i. we HOUSE 1636.0 st (rear) 1020 Coun ave (rea) 14008 ips: rent moderate. 104) 1404 Stoughton st, Br SRS 1408 Stournton st, be ooo Gai Pome roy Fe aoUes fa De examine. 810-015 Pennsylvania ave..8:05 > 217 Ast se, tr. oy 1028 Conn ave (rear). e; hot Water Om thinee Moors. Tin a4 it . 24 Latha MAN. KEAL BS ot (rear) | K.O.NOLTZMAN, 10thendF etanw. | - 10) ined. | am | {OR KENT FURNISHED—1THREE COMMU cating Tooms, second fivor; gas, heat and by ww kee RENT—14 Q sr modern uproveu: auger bay-window brick house; 7 roo! ents; 30. “Apply Fe XENT—TWO LARGE UNFURNISHED 1% Second oor front; also one furnished Foon. roouns third floor. 1006 Massachusetts ave. m. W- : Sted floor. Save. BW. Keiercnces Fok, RENT-2D AND 3D FLOORS, wiTH OR without power: suitable for printer, Bookbinder oF light manufacturing. 512 10th st. aust 15TH | 100425TH ST. GR..21 $4 13 Blagden alles WW. GRAHAM, 728 Fok RENT — NEWLY FURNISHED FHON Toom ; cool and convenient; quiet taufly : suital for one or two persons. Apply O43 a.assachuset - st" (0k RENT—TWO LANGE FRONT LOOMS, WELL inrnished and deligntrully cool: central Idestion: iransieut cuests accommodated: board Beat by’: Yate house; references. 1ib24 L st. m.W. POR BE TEE UNFURNISHED, uitable for ight housekeeping; near Met cars. nw. au: GH ST. N. W., FURNISHED Tooin, second story front; $10. as and heat; roferences excha i—IWO OK THREs UNFURNISHED mM first foor for lixut honsekeeping, with dining room and kitchen. At Zsz'F st 2.W., Rear pension cfiice. - FOR BENT-PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS. 24 “Mass. ave. “n.w.; call Saturday or Monday moruiux, or uiter 5:30 those evenings. auziait” {Ok RENT —LARGE FINELY FURNISHED Tooms; trout, bay windows, bath, gas, new 1urni- sure; new house: all m. 1.5 8) args back Toows #5 per month. a Ww. Sm Jad eee (Ot KENT—if 1am ©. N.W.—LAKGE AND pleas.ut roous, furnished or unfurnished; alee rat-clas table bourd ; transients accommodates. auid-i2 FCORRESTWITH BOARD, FURNISHED OF unfurnished. two communicating — secoud-story front rooms; open Breplace and one third-story trout s open replace. ew ea au: R RENT—LARGE, BEAUTIFUL ROOMS, 18ST and 2d parior, dining room end kitchen: mod. fnps. ; separately or ther: neat G.P.O., cars Siberia: “Stave. tor. North Capito ani fb J SE ee FOR EXT FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED souable rates.” Cait 313 Het new Pansy ge S11 4's sw, st&ed. 827. 10 ths sw, Gey al aa 1.2 17 45¢ sw. store & dw, 480G Sw, Gr, ant SIL Nsw, sr, 1220 th bw, 6 311 sw, au’ FOr RENT_pwen st. m.W., near Penn, ve. and four lines street rare JOR RENT meucing Sept. Toow urick ali mod. 12a i S oR dwell of cable cars: s.W. REN in this city for the KAS Pil New York a W. PAUL. 3K. & Co Fy Fe. cation to rent furnished rooms; aul couvenienc Mt HICK: "water aud baths ice ore? TUS Se aS imguie at ib THE DEST SD fiat ened #1287; on ibs & SUN, aw" in Fos SENT Scr Tr and a bait blocks frou bint Lith et-aw. DOM HOUNT ONE ‘Appiy to. L stn. Ped wt. Ww FOR RENT-ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR OF 1806 7th st-a.w. ; tour communicating rooms; suitable for light housekeeping: prolutition district -rent, Per onth, in advance. OWNEK, 1021 Uti st- a: ¥- ik RENT—633 I ST. ¥.W., TWO ROOMS ON second floor; also other A-sirible roums, furnished; South-front house; with or without board: references Fequired. “suld-iwe OR RENT—1017 14TH N.W.. LARGE, COOL aur oo OB ERE, seeondand Utd foors, with or with FOE BENT—COOL, | FURNISHED, PLEASANT rooms; in family without children ; “convenient to all nes of care: price, trou $6 up. 207 Oth at. Bw. OB RENT_THE WOODMONT, ‘ANDIOWA Petree, rouma end bound et asia tenn foe toe stunner. J. ¥. ROBINSON, P70) 3 Fitton yearn at Wormiey's, dyes FOR RENT_FLATS. 1DS WiLL BE RECEIVED FOR THE STOCK and fixtures contained in store 145 H st. n. Friday, August 2. Levu JOSEPH AT Assixnée, 4-4 Pennsylvania 2 JOR SALE—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A clothing and shoe store, cor, 11th and N sts. also tour Years’ Jese; will be sold with ur withoui stork ; low rent ; wood reason. aw0-lun* We HAVE CASH CUSTOMERS For improved and unimproved city and suburban real estat List your property with us. WHITE & KLEINER, Gly F st. nw. MAIN SPRING, Sic. ; Fears in business scat eh. Jewelry; coniederate ry store under Stefropolitan..Jy10- Su 1 2 erysi tor old gi, ‘OK RENT—FLATS—4zz O N.W.. 5 ROOMS, $15; F also 7 new dwellis on Wylie st. ne., g14; G20 .W., $11.80; ie ant ONE Letito si., wear tth and £37.) $10; 108 Madison, neat dat ond sa oe ST _Au22-10t 2220 st. n.w., opp. Trinity Church, TQ RENT.-& BEAUTIFUL FTAT. €30,00 Mo. 7th st... U roouus snd batt, SLi90 100: 1130 4th se Fooins, and bath, 25-0 no. . BW Apply CHARLES EAKLY, 0US 14th st, au8-31 FOR _RENT—OFFICES. FOSREST—By Suir 1, A SUITE OF SLAGE, ‘fine rooms on tie “1d floor for offices at 1500 H et. B.w., ext to tire Shorebsin aula FOR RENT—STORES. Y “AK CHANCE. Ramsay cleans your watch for@1, puts in mat tyring tor $1, and warrenty Lis Work’ obe year. cian to Le ihe Lest and cheapest practical watch Makers im the city, a2s4 Fst. now. alu’ LOST _AND FOUND. LostcA Bev This Sc. TER; TALL AND BODY tipped white; auswers to nume of Carlo, to owner. L. LAWRENCE, 138 E. Capitol vot reward. SLACK WATER SPANTED TART FRE eveninit: answers to the naine Nix; ind on col tas. A liberal reward 1, returned juuhiner exc texson nd ‘quick Fe: | int a Lon talus: references Foust. COLERBIA THoNo: | st nis to 315 uh ee eo OS} SUNDAY EAST, ON FENNALLYTOWN , mouse-rolored rey ot W ANTED— ‘f f Prmce. Asiveral rewara will ANTED—SITUATIONS. _| Lisi. £ SSL WASIED_LY 4 YOUNG WHITE GIKL, AGE 17, situation todo chamberwork or take care of LOSt;O8 ROAD OW AT CABIN JOHN BRIDGE OF Groat Yal.s, pocket bool children and make herself wenerally useful. Cail at 44K st. we. i ining O25 and eaede with naine Louly Grune, “Literal rewards Fae ICE, mim, 426 7th st. it? WANTED-BY A RELIABLE COLORED GrRr, a situation to purse and sew or du chamberwork 909 Lith st. nw. at WASZED SITUATION BY EXPERIENCED coachuans devvep-cTasm OF 20 take Custze of ogat ° Country place. ‘I MANSHALL, Benning, D.G. a2 JV ANTED — SITUATIONS FOR HOSTLERS, elambermads, fercaaes, v eashiers, » drivers: & rs yes TiO masa? Wintectesver Ya rwidowers tamiy (aut s Address A. Bes Star oftire. eu! orterg. nrves, janitors, boutkocers, “draftsuien Tyoang'men Zor'night work). BUI at nw . ANTED—A WIDOW WISHES POSITION 8 is TANTED — SITUATION AS COACHMAN oR dri for a doctor by a respectiu! settled colored sian ih eat etercnces.” Preavocail ut; Must aw Waa. & YOUNG _inGaEs. x A epee pene ita Stas HP SEE doers me 'ANTED — EMPLOYERS FOR COMPETENT terrants, Ct, rolorences furnished) SHAC! a eg ce ast WANTED.--HOUSES. 7 ANTED—TO RENT OR LEASE, NEW HOUSE, W iraiwest section; about S00 month Addsens k? ‘Star office. Lal ‘\WWANTED-8_E. AN EIGHT-hooM HOUsE, Detween Eaat nd C ste. unter 4.000: See ESL Se ore ow euler” ‘WASTED_BY A MAMRIED MAN, Wire nev. PRI OST—ON METROPOLITAN LINE, EITHER ON Tiitnor se can betwen ttn ee 21, 181, stiver-amounted seal pocaet book, sum of 1uoney, Valuable papers and. a Uxer’s eye set. * A suitable reward will ‘W., Room 58, Winder build! witit be peor ‘de: i O8T—BETWLEN 4 AND 5 O'CLOCK SATU! evening, between 2 und G ste and fist end ‘3 meinoranduia book and t ‘notes! Teiiet addreweed to 8. 8, Ramonstun, S18 Eat ranges Diease return book and letter to H. Hi. WADE, Teh and G sts. n.w., and keep money. it OST—SMALL BLACK SETTER BI’ Loge fH BEACK METER DITOR GWT LY AUGUST 10, ON ROAD NEAR FoRT Myer, Va.. several articles of jewsiry. Suitable grand bald iit Teturned to LV. OTOULES ius ‘Baul aw. Lora NING ON EST, BETWEEN Kotaru to 1307 Hat. Wwe oe OST—BETWEEN 1003 @ ST. AND 1300 5 ST. 1. a chill f iN a: at aie shawl with sti “* A PROPOSALS, 7 NIILROON AUGUST THiRT La ‘NTIL NOON, AUGUST THIRTY-FIRST,BEALED U ke erelved 196 carpeutry and piuhbsny for cheuical Foe rack to reoct ‘yd a id fe eeperved = Angort 27. 9 t0 12 LED PROPOSALS WILL DE RECEIVED AT he caico ot the Rubervivi Architect) Tremeity a Ose Piet eres ‘isot, Re Fi tow: labor and erat slentss of Over, Address HOUUE, Star odice, suse \NTED SEs] re Wtizn eters ernererenras th jwners of such. ‘deairoris of ae say enle Y perticulsre to ED.d. a ANTED—? HAVE SEVERAL HOUSES NORTH: Wéfsttod conta iat feae stuns Oo sta ‘pre’ property in Bertheast ; vine im- Sener Trea re Ofoet deep) and bart of crilars cans doe oatin ot oot diet ‘cellar; cae dour norih of Buliders txchanseiient, $40. Leste MUNCIE FOUD, U2a Lath at. auneoe {OR RENT-1WOSTORY BRICK STORE AND dueling yor of 104M and han. ne. at ables Drive, #25. ue privy Not LAT st.s-g.; price, 611. AMS E BOWS. anise (ood toed ‘OR RENT—LANGE STORE AND CELLAR, COR. FRE ae catia oon au22-6t Cor. pete G sta. y, ‘OR RENT OR LEASE—A FINE NEW BUILDING on 7th st. between Qst. and Khode island. BW. 5 store room “2 feet by foet to an, ‘with flat of eight rooms above. W. W. BURDETTE. aulesm 1026 Vermont ave. a. w_ FOR RENTIWARE HOUSE 4005 B ST.. OPFO- site wholesale market; rent, €75; cam be ‘divided Dtotwo stores, Inquire ¥.ti9g La. ave. aus-lm SUBURBAN PROPERTY. ith auze st 20R KENT—i00 11TH ST honse); 1 rooms on second floor’: $2 i ath : n Bows o:nn, caller, furpare.. five sieeying iy, Papert ahd wy jagvorest TRAMP S SEST 09 C KT. S.E.. 6 ROOMS: WATER Ht in yard; #11.50; keys at commer store. inquire at sete nw. aun K RENT 400 OD ST. NOW. AND = ave. B.W.. 12 rooms each: ail sod. imp $50 per month. “OSCAR LUCKE TI. sad D picky 708 RENT Ad. ay. n.e., 6rooms snd bath,s.mm.1. 416 H st. u.6., 6 rooue and bath. #104 SLS 5th st. 6, Grooms aud bath. ami” 3e8 bth st. be. 11 rooms and bath, 2USC st. a... 11 rooms and bath Store cor. Sthiand f'sts. a 1500 17th St, ior, 29 E, Or, mt NST Li, 1 Suld ma. 10) NM av, ei 1 1806 H. 10r, aah Pa ave, 9. 20th, Wir, aii. 2 Bo. GEN i ave, store,cei jar and stai 450 Mi eB, S300 Zula N. 1213-19 30th, OF, mi.-20.5 For a $d list aust — Caw, FORREST HOUSES, WHITE, 4114 Bet u.w. Jad Beuning. Or, w. yi wv, te WESCOTT 1007 Pesusyivania ave. a. S15 VERMONT AVE. N. W. tao taps 835. me Alley me. LEONARD, 407 40st. S8- ALL SIZES AND Disc tion, im ali sections of the city. MEI WILCOX, . EIGH ainouti.. hey 2-8 e, IP. Lt. | RK SALE—OWN YOUR HOME—I WILL SELL Forage room dears wey ce Park 2. VOD. Jou O TOANSON auld at Cor. 2th and @'ste,_ FOE SALE-BANDSOME DWELLING RIVER- dal Wi 5 tom io dark, Sd. : six miles, from, 106 MENT —2027 FORTNER Pr rooms, bath, cellar pas ‘ACE N.W., TWO- ipdow | trick; 6 iuprove niente ; and ali modern i mouth WASH'N DANENHOWEL, Ok RENT—2019PORTNER PLACE bay-window trick; Fooms,” water, Ac; stables ot WOxi90: piety of Shades price £4,000; $700 caalt fers ket BONALUBON “tee Et Ya" VILLE—FOR RENT—TWO DESIRABLE peacpan HVT ali cea aa a FOR BEXT-ONE OF THE PRETTIEST HOUSES vs rattevilie, coptaining 9 imew and frat Slane in story respect. Avis to X. It. BAUORY, G6 ane. awe A pred 5 ‘AGE AND 15 ACRES OF IR SALE-NEW COTTAG mal land: iruit, &e. ; 24 mle from RENT—30-ACRE PLACE ON BEXNING wo as $00 per yeur. Also xoud DER corner’ ‘aul9-Lm Investwent,, Fe BRSGA MIN Fre ‘Coltage: Ib ecren in graves tae glesed by louse: ond Srgors house. end bern rom, house in srood repair: rent, $15 per wonth. cal upon McLAGHLEN & BA’ “foruer Ibih wha G ats new 7K SALE—T » O HUNDREDSUBURBAN Pope omumerpeimrmanace muap of country thitey wihed, sed Cebneen sent fren, ‘Also places fur Pea. = ts OR SALK—AT WOODSIDE, NEW SIX-ROOM ESusee with ranges Lot andl cob. Water: Water, la SSeS Eran AND RAPID TEANSPORTATION, time to buy. For full — sat Furmit to lnspees eal upon the dadarsieeed ‘Wo also have other houses from €2,500 and parts: subarbe, "Nia wonid be plant to howe ‘Uuses properties on ap- prone mes | story Back-Dulldi rooune, collarand ail quosern iuprorsnets. Wass BANExHOWER, Cor. 13th and G'sts, forsociety meetings. See EEC Lt Mt, Teens OID abate Ee eats oe 933 Oth st. n.w. comer Pa. ave pl se —— NT-dANDSOMELY PORNTSNEDHOUEY sihwrat_doae priors and dite foo on. Dek teat mentary Wombune "wingows Seeegaokine tee ‘teeta suumee af tir, weer Aetiapies fiicemoderateAhieww ob. sear ie Pox ST 158) EM at. pow. Cro0: ibe ne wee Fee RST abe Host nw, Ve Reuwwr NM ove, Or Tekona Park, Ur 33. $0 MES ISN ws ms aan, 0 OP st ne. tr. $ Lett and Col Fond, At onpetae Qe Ya f Aipiy SOUWNE atin ANDY SOW awit aw sie ot be I BRICK, 1100 0 ST NW Ain Yayed court meat Met Ley oe urine OK KENT $30.0. 4p #10 90. me sont OK RENT_NO. Ts er 14th anit Kbete For Best Marton et. i PORK REN T—1428 Sab ST. NW, 1g ROOM Fiat store. rent $36 per month. apps 1 Ti LST rocmm all m4: Wa: F . SFoome eh at., B rooiis 4. i 1G ST Nw 8 parlors. all so 7 rm. brick, ia tse Toous: all mod. J4th st. eas and ~ 29 To how Hy @)., Store wrod Pot ted te et alt sod nn lirick; " buthh roo da, ven es ris at G10 ama Mor 20). Offices. Butire Sd a WC. DUVALL, 925 Fae POE EST STS SW 8 ROoMS AND bath iy located to Swiitheowiem, nd Buren of priatin and wae me 80 wir. wate re auc alt mod. imp. : he Brick houses ‘un iy and NB. fh JOHN BW 140% Gat. X.W., SIx- to A. a wake ors) ‘T- HOUSE Ii G im geod repair. App aw. r« KENT—-BY THOMAS E. WAGGAMAN, ‘Tueal Estate diroker. 91s 8 at. SOUTHWEST NORTHWEST. 519M st, to #00 1114 Md ave, Mae at, q SOUTHEAS BOOOG Ast. Or. CEES Bat Eftetoe cvurt. de. Ganron burid’ “Sroons Garton i cs "3th wt, Pia 40m La av. Ok r, 2dfr. Lo Gunton balld'y, russ: wud Be { 5; g ‘- § & fe STOKES, de. Mog Mabie rear 1416 K at, ‘The above Looks. ) AGGAMAN tion ‘oan ave catore) FURNISHED, * A aut8 ase 1K RENT—NEW HOUSES, w on Wile st. mear 12th aud sirnije tauQie. ‘phe tart Sauls-10e eee JOR RENT— 2uld26 _GHO.W. LINKINS, 900.1%» Fon 2st have Teoma, se on premises. tnd jOK MENT FoR RtPks & WALKER coe Le ave, 7 975 at Acker ssesi . tyr " SWOKMSTEDT & BRADLEY, @27 Fat. BOARDING. 20K KENT ELEGANT HOOMS. LARGE, Day Windows, quiet stret: new ae ¥ ao