Evening Star Newspaper, September 16, 1891, Page 2

- THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.c. WEDNESDAY, SLPiEMBER 16, 1891. Senator Call's Election Disputed and Hon. R. H. M. Davidson Appointed. Florida will be heard from in the next Con- gress. Yesteriiay Florida’s governor appointed R.H.M. Davidson United States Senator to suceced ex-Senator Cail. That mcansa contest for Mr. Call, and his friendsare impressed with ted. The gov- the idea that Mr. Cali was re-el ernor ia of opinion that the election was illeg: so be appointed Mr. Davidson. gentlemzn the Congressional Directory says: Robert H. M. Davidson of Quincy was born in Gadedea county, Fla. September 23, 1832. He studied law at the University of Virginia. ‘He war a niembar of the house of representa- He was tives of Florida in 1856-57 and 1858-59. elected to tho state seuate in 1860, and in 1362 retired from the senate and entered the con- federate army a4 a captain of infantry. He be- came major and then heutcrant evlonel of the sixth Florida infar On May 23, 1864, he received a wound which rendered him unable to do further military <ervice. In 1865 he was a momber of the constitutional convention of the state. He was< candidate for elector on the Greeley ticket in 1872. Ho was a member of the Porty-tifth, Forty-sixth, Forty-seventh, Forty-cizhth, Forty-ninth, Fiftieth and Fifty- WANTS HIS RANK RESTORED. Lieut. Commander Book Begins a Man- damus Suit Against Seeretury Tracy. ‘This morning Lieut. Commander George M- Book, United States nasy, filed, through E. P. Smith and Messrs. Phillips and McKenney, « petition for a writ of mandamus on the Secretary of the Navy to compel the Secretary | to restore his number on the navy register, ec. | ‘The petitioner states that he holds a commis- mas Heutenant commander and from May 23, 1881, to May 3, 1889, has so taken rank and his name has appeared next below the liewten- ant commander whose commission of wabsequent date, particularly above the names of Lieutenant Comman ongnecker and Ide. He « Register and by the records of the department be bus. wince yy 3, 1889. been dened the rank and number to which be has been entitled aud pre- cedence has been given those named. and unless this erroneous action is corrected those named will be nominated for promotion to the grade of commander. The petitioner states that sach | wrong has been done nuder the color of a sen- tence of x court-martial convened at the Wash- ington navy yard in April, 1839, by which he was tried and found guilty of absenting himself from his command without leave, and on May 3 was sentenced to be suspended two years from rank and duty on furlough pay and to retain his present number on the list of lieutenant commanders during that time. The petitioner states further that on December MH, 1589, the President remitted the sentence, and thereupon, ¢ither beeause the sentence ‘was originally without force as to retention of number or be- cause its force was annulled by the pardon, petitioner was entitled to renk as if such sent- ence had never been rendered. He states that he had made on January 2 last and at other times application to the Secretary for the cor- rection of the errors and has been refused. The duty, he states, devolves on the Secretai ing ministeriel way and allows him no discre- tion, and the performance of this duty ean on! be enforced by writ of mardaiaus,for which prays. ON THE AMERICA, Gen. Boynton’s Sail In a Storm on the Fa- mous Old Yacht. “Did you know that the old yacht America— the racer that surprised the seafaring world by carrying the stars and stripes around the Isle of Wight in advance of the best British boate— | was still in existence?” The questioner was Gen. H. V. Boynton, who has just reterned from a holiday in New England. “She is not only afloat, but she isalso in the most satisfactory con- dition. Gen. Ben. Butler owns her and with him I enjoyed two days of sailing on her. It was anovel and pleasing experience, for I had never before been on a vessel of that class. ‘The old yacht looks new in almost every re- spect—-her fittings are modern and beautiful— and she is no less rapid than she was in those days when she surprised English boat builders. Seaworthy? Of course she is! We were in Plymouth harbor when that terrific northeast storm erose and aa soon as possible the yacht nie, a « Mndsman, there was something paradoxical in the ideaof going to sea for safety, but while the theory may strike the uninformed as somewhat strange the practice is all right when the wind blows as it did that day. They do say that the America cannot bly be capsized; ber keel ia deep and is loaded with twenty-six and a half tons of lead. Thelee rail can xo under water, but that is the limit. Masts mizht be broken yy wind force and rigging torn away, but thos ought to know state positively that th keel cannot get dangerously near the surface. As soon as we cleared Plymonth harbor the yacht was headed directiy for Marblehead and | Wwe sailed thither in all that storm witn just as muchcanvas up as we had on the previous even- ing when everything was calm and pleasant. It was an interesting experience.” Sle Fc A Plausible Impostor. ‘To the Eaitor of The Evening Star: Will you kindly warn the people of this city against a petty swindler who has victimized several people on F street southwest? His plan of operation is to inguire at some house on the street for aboarding house. On being directed toone he immediately secures board by the month on the assurance that Mrs. Gen. L has secured him a position in the Capitol. His trunks are st the depot, he claims, and shows cheeks to verify the statement and asserts that bis money is in one of the trunks. After breakfast he produces some money and states that he must use it to pay charges for keeping his baggage over time. About noon he returns and says ix $1.06, or some such amount, short of amount needed to get his baggage,an‘l generally secures alcan andis no more heard of. He isa very plausibie talker, boasts of having consi ie money in his trunk and is about as experta liar as the writer ever encountered. He gener- ly prefers to work his game awoug the poorer or more ignorant class, and is especially suc- cessful with women. His dex ption is as fol- lows: Tall, heavy mustacke, dark coat and vest (much worn and faded), light plaid pants, Fedora hat (brown) and swarthy complexion. He would probably pass for a whi but on close examination it will be found that he ts colored. He looks shabby and ex. appearance by saying that he has tr California without chanze of clot — A New Organ for Mount Vernon Church. ‘Mount Vernoa M. E. Church South rejoices fm the possession of a new pipe organ, which will be formally dedicated in a little while. The instrument, with its water motor, cost 25,500, and it is said by experts to be a remarkably fine instromen Three manuals, 1,920 pipes it combinations coutribute to the make-up of an orzun such as the Mount Vernon congregation bas long needed. — Divorces Granted. Judge Cox today in the Equity Court made s decree divorcing Augustus W. Abbott from the bonds of matrimony with Julia Abbott (nee Johnson.) They were marriod May €, 1896, and he charge? desertion in July, 1887. Judge Cox made a decree of divorce in the ease of Mary C. Smith against Edward Smith today. They were married in November, 1867, and she charged cruel treatment, failure of sup- portand adi Evidentiy an Amateur in Crime. Charles He track for jer train ©: made their escape in the da = Ane pe mag dg forgetti -_ and 0: py ag miscarried or cbsent-mindeduess, the fact that the express night. Maryland Eepublicans in Harmony. ‘The Marylafd republican state central com- mittee yesterday elected Mr. Harry M. Clabaugh @bsirman, and the contest for the governor- ship between Col. Vannort and Frank Brown, pm age oor and democratic candi- datos, Of the latter prior to| his own and above thove whoso commissions are | ward, the man who was arrested on suspicion Monday night at the scene of the attempted train wrecking on the Pittsburg and Port Wayne road svar Whiting, Ind., has made a fall confession to the police, im which he ad- mitted that he helped to place the ties on the track. le said it was the intention of himself and ahalf dozen = to rob the two Adams express cars. but the passengers were not to be injured. ‘The ties were placed on the purpose of stoppirg and not of wrecking the train. When the train came to a halt his companions discovered that it was a ing no express and rkness. How- could not restrain his joy at sccing the ary and ran toward it, thinking he of the gang through the robbers’ own stupidity they naving overlooked ‘Joes not run Monday SOME FAST TRAVELING. The Record for Sustained Speed Beaten by the New York Central, A wonderful feat of railroading was accom- plished on Monday by the New York Central road—a feat that eclipses everything else ever accomplished in the line of rapid traveling. ‘The record for long-distance running was not only broken, but left way out of sight. It has becn demonstrated that a train cun not only make sixty miles an hour, but can keep it ap for 440 miles. 1 ‘The train that arrived at East Buffalo Mon- | day afternoon at 2:50:54 o'clock left the Grand | Central depot, New York, Monday morning at 7:20 o'clock. It made the run, including three stops, in 440 minutes, the distance being 436/¢ miles. The stops were made at Albany, Syra- Syracuse and Albany stops were three and a half minutes each and the Fairport stop soven minutes. Deducting for the time thus lost, the actual rnnn: e was 426 minutes. ‘The train consisted of three heavy passenger cary, drawn by the company's new staadard passenger locomotives built at Schenectady. | The weight of the train was 180 tons or about that of the Chicago limited. The party was composed of H. Walter Webb, third vice presi- dent, Theodore Voorhees, general superin- tendent; Win. Buchanan, superintendent of motive ‘power; Angus Sinclair, editor of the | National Car Builder: George H. Daniels, gen- eral paweuger agent; R. N- Iurnett, railroad | editor New York sun, Arthur Leonard, Mr. Webb's secretary. Each superintendent necompauied the train over his own division. The fastest mile was made in forty-eight | seconds. The best previous long distance run on record was made by the Scotch muil. It was 55.4 miles an hour for 500 miles three eats ago. \ << | ALMOST BEYOND BELIEF. | Horrible Murder of an English Lad by His ‘Two Companions. | ‘The details of a horrible mardor committed | by two boys, both of them about cight years of Lage, have just come to light in Liverpool. England. Two lads named Crawford and | Shearon were urrested there yesterday charged | with murdering one of their comrades, a boy also about cight years of age. Upor being \tcken to the police station Crawford and | Shearon confewed to the crime. ‘They said they wanted to steal the clothes of the mur- dered boy and so pushed him into the water, intending to drown him. When the little fel- low managed to scramble out Crawford and Shearon pushed him in again, and then Craw- ford went down on his knees and, kneeling on the drowning boy's head, held him down under | water until he finally ceased struggling. ‘The | two young murderers then watched the dead boy for a considerable length of time to see it he stirred, and then they stripped the body of the clothes, ried them and afterward obtained some money upon them at a pawn shop. ‘This identification and oventual arre ati i the TIMING A CANNON BALL How This Nice Work is Conducted at the Sandy Hook Proving Grounds. Capt. Heath has been burning alot of powder this summer in the big guns at the United States proving ground at Sandy Hook, says the New York Sun, and to people who don't know a big gun from a mortar the most interesting part of these tests has been the method by which the initial velocity of the projectiles has been determined. The difficulty of such a calculation is indicated by the fact that | with our modern high-power guns the shot is | often expelled atan initial velocity 0: 2,000 feet per second, which is at the rato of a mile in lees than three seconds. Accurate knowl- edge of the velocity of s projectile is of the greatest importance t> the ordnance office: who has to predict the range of the shot acd its penetration and to determine the accuracy and efficiency of the gun, of the powder and of the projectile itself. Capt. Heath finds fault with powder that gives an initial velocity of 1,865 feet per sec- ond to the 1,000-pound projectile of the new 12-inch rifle at Sandy Hook, when_ its velocity should be 1,975 feet per second. ‘This is a dif- ference of ouly 110 feet, and the instrument that records it must be capable of measuring the time interval to within the five-thousaudth part of a second. A difference of two or thiee hundred feet in velocity means in the big guns an important difference in the powder used in the tests. At I Hook a delicate electrical appliance called the Boulanger chronograph measures this velocity accurately and records itsown measurements. This is the way it does it: tn testing the large guns at these proving grounds two open frames are set up in frout of the guns at a distance of -150 fect from each other. Wires are stretched back and forth across each of these frames, making # screen through which the projectile must pass. The wires in each of these screens form a complete the the i cet Ww | mi | is fired the projectile breaks the wire in the first screen, interrupts the circuit and at the same time the armature of the magnet is re- leasea. In a very small fraction of a second the projectile bas covered the distance to the second screen and interrupted its circuit, re- leasing another armature. ‘The interval of time between the drop of these two armatures represents the time taken by the projectile to travel 150 feet. ‘This period is so short that it is hardly con- coivable. ‘Ihe chronograph, however, regisiers itaceurately. Wires run from each of these screens to the laboratory near them, where are placed the chronographs, batteries, switchboard and other apparatus. The two electro-magnet in cireuit with the screens are embodied in the | chronograph. The firet magnet has as an arm- ture ai irou rod about three fect long, which is suspeaded in a vertical position fom its core. When the wires of the first screen are broken | | this iron rod falls. When the shot ruptures the | wire of the second screen the armature of the | second electro-maguet, which is placed a short | distance below the firet, is alsorelensed. It op- erates as u kuife, and, striking the side of the falling rod, makes a wlight mark. The distance through which the rod drops while the shot is passing from oue sereen to the other is indi- cated by the distance of the cut from the end of the rod. From. this the corresponding in- terval of time is easily computed and this form tue unit for the caletlation of the projectile’s velocity in feet per second. When it is neces- sary to obtain very accurate records several chrouographs may be used for testing the same ot. Of course the rate of @ projectile's velocity diminishes rapidly during its flight from the gun, aud the calculations of the initial velocit; 1aust be confined to a short portion of its org immediately after it leaves the gun. — In- stantaueous photographs are obtained of the projectile as it strikes the target. From these experiments in velocity the ordnance officer is able to determine the relative strength of dif- ferent powders. eae eh LITTLE HONEY THIS YEAR. ‘The Becs Are Busy as Ever, but the Flowers Lack Sweetness. ‘The beekeepers of Scott county, Iows, says the Davenport Independent, tella tale of woe. Let J.J. Nagel be their spokesman. This is the time of year that he and his brother apiar- ists used to begin delivering their surplus honey, distributing it around among their cus- tomers by the jarand pail and crate. Last year their customers missed the usual call, and this year postal cards and letters are pouring in upon the luckless beekeepers asking if they ure sick or dead or too busy tocall. ‘They are neither, but the trouble is that they have no hooey to deliver. = gel said: “There have in I epapses tamer perc erar acer ey ee honey in the flowers and when the bees made little surplus hovey, but I have never known two successive years in which this was true to the extent that it is in 1900-92. Last year there was alocal scareity of houcy. ‘The bees the th the | shi as 1 did not make enough to serve them asfood dur- ing the following winter, to say nothing of any surpius for sale. Last winter wo had to feed sugur to the bees and this coming winter wo ‘suall have tofeed them more. The scarcity of hyney this yeur is not only local—it is national. The bes Jocreais show thet with ‘the exception r & i { £ i g EB i i & i é. atel; public Charles Johnson. a trusted position. ited in a dream by two figures, who introduced famous pirate’s vited J rom this F they found and e t FOREIGN TOPICS UPPERMOST. Mealstance in Portugal to Governmental In- spection of Convents. A Lisbon dispatch says the commission ap- uence of | The ecelosiastic unthorities, however, whi welcoming investigation as to the parti cuse and Fairport—at the two fozmer places to | cident, deny the rig! change engi es and at Fairport to take water | Jigious cctell and to cools hot journal on the engine. ‘The | fying idle curios! lishments for the pointed to institute inquiries into te mannerand mode of living in hospitals, convents and other religions establishments have met with decided opposition from the ecelesiastic authoritics as toany encroachment upon the privacy of re- ligious life. The commission was appointed in com young girl in a convent at Lisbon and the dis- covery that tho gitl had been the victim of an outrage. The newspapers, especially the enl press, took the caso up with such earncst- ness that the public mind became high! cited, and the government, as a matter of the death by poison of a i ex- ru- donee, resolved upon an official investigation. e lar Lt of officials to ransack re- purpose of grati- It is claimed in behalf of the convent in which the girl died that she met Ler misfortune before entering it, and that her death was the result of remorse. Notwith- standing all oppos a thorough investigation will be made and the ae of the convents laid bare before the public. it seems probable that ‘A QUEEX HARASSED To DEATH. It now appears, according to s Vienna dis- « ‘Therefore ‘t! up. on. ven e meeting 1 ore! Patch, that the pitifal condition of the Queon of Ronmania, whose life is despnired of, is largely due to her knowledge of the attempts made to induce her husband to obtain a di- vorce from her. try have been dy: low the example of ¢- discard his wite through tho means of a divorce. To this the king objected on the pround that the queen had always been a faithful wife, how- ever much she disagreed with him as to certain mattersof domestic policy,and that he would not disgrace her by any proceeding for legal separ- rtain members of the min- ing King Charles to fol- ng Milan of Servia and @ iden of a divorce was Meantime, however, the queen's anguish of mind bad’ greatly aggravated her physical troubles, which were serious enough, and a fatal result is expected. Her meeting | with the king, on his visit to Venice, is said to have beon very touching, und the royal couple showed every sign of uffection. an apparent improvement of the queen's condition. Roumanian royal family is acknowledged on ail sides to be most pitiful. The effect of ‘The situation of the 10N NOTES. Among the features of the Austrian ma- vessel: ‘Thirty-ni A Berlin dispatch thorities have been instructed tc Chancellor Caprivi as full a report as possible of the utteranses at a meeting of socialists in Coburg beer garden, and it is expec more extreme speakers will be ‘The substance of the speeches has d the ministry, it is said, came to the conclusion that the language is too violent to be overlooked and that it would create @ bad example to ignore it. — CAPT, KI neuvers now being continued are the use of a printing press on the field to print immedi- the ordera from headquarters to field officers and the photographing of the troops while in actual motion in their various tactics. The Archduchest Maria Theresa of Austri au accomplished amateur a hotographer. sorts will take part f 1 of all in the maneuvers of the German fleet and Ad- miral Von der Goltz will be in command. maneuvers will take the form of an attack on the coast defenses of Kiel, and both land und sea forces will be engaged. spart in the rifle factories at Spandau and the hours of the workingmen have been doubled. The ‘There is another ays that the police au- send in to dthat rosecuted. een made DD'S WEALTH. ‘Treasure. Another Search to Be Mads for the Hidden With brilliant visions of fabulous riches nse. buried deep in the marshy meadows in and about Chester bay on the const of Nova Scotia, waiting patiently for some hardy hunter to come to be enriched wi bold band of toilers has just sailed away from Halifax on a still hunt for the untold wealth. ‘This is but another chapter to the long and tedious annals of continued searches for the wealth of the bold pirate king, Capt. Kidd. Almost every nook and corner of this western hemisphere has been visited for this purpose, and so many expeditions have started out dur- ing the last decade on # hunt for the buried treasures and so many have been scored that in these advanced days each new expedition is looked upon as a com- bination of cranks with more dollars its possessions, a nominious failures than Of the new band that has left Halifax many 1s of the project. Capt. Bertram H. recking Co pany York, is interested in this new project. plained on Saturday why the projectors of the scheme felt confident of success. Capt. Her- bert i#a young man of learning and sound sense and resides in Hoboken. ith the executiv: emselves as Capt. he: at they wus ordered to dig, which he di a huge stone was struck sour rface. “This was soon rolled away and a deop was reveuled. Through # tunnel leading off it the trio journeyed, and at its end alarge square box opened gold and jewels in plenty were revealed. Locking up the box they descended another hole aud into a second tunnel thirty Here was found another box tilled and jewels, as before, which the mate claimed was is, crediting the ip of the tirst box. were comparatively poor fishermen, who had given their savings of years to further the sue- Herbert of the Merritt of No. 49 Wall street, New He ex- He is connected department of Merritt's electric circuit, which includes also an electric | ""sqrioS eke prominent rosidents of Belmont, | battery and an electro-magnet. When the gun | near ‘Truro, XS." said Capt Herbert, ie He isa young man holding Some time ago he was vis- Kidd and Red Beard, the rst wate. They explained were going on a short journey and in- nson to accompany them. ‘Now, Jobuson was a sensible man, even in Lis sleep, 0, wtill in a somnatnbulistic state, he accompanied them on their rambles. They led him to Chester bay, and Johnson's first im- pression of that neighborhood was received when he alighted on Onk Islnd, one of a large group of small marshy kuo! Joh on WANTED—HELP. WANTED—SITUATIONS# WANTED—BOARD. FOR W departinent. It ANTED—SALZSLADINS IN ALL DEVARI- luents; also & youn wun for cents’ (urnishing THE PALAIS ROYAL, Corner Pa. ‘and 19th st. Wirt lhousetnaide, bursts la tera, cons iunou, waters, hovt Reterencewirom last employers. G13 Tthas-L. w. 8010 ANTED-GO TO DiCK’S AGENCY FOR YOUR undresses, kitchen ‘and workers, V | W ya ate new, ANIED—A NLUIABLL ‘siuall family to do we well recom ded; @ quiet NTED—COLOKED GIRL TO Hi LP AT Gi) eral luusework. TED. tat st. new. “Address RETOUC Kk. M3 14th st. n. BOY TO assisyT IN “ANTED—A FIBST-CLA=S RETOUCHER AND ‘one Who can essist in operating: kood salary and steady work to a good mat AND Or ERA1Ont, Star effice. ia elit" EN- ae KRY. W* 3065 St ave. n. W maid ane w Apply a TED— “ cook, Wash aud iron city reterchces required. Call at 4 sotne expericuce. ‘And assist in, nurse " nursing + Georwete NEAT GIRL FOR WOU-EW ‘cooking Cr Washing and ieur) wn. ima rei WO FIRST Apply 1407 with On Fi workers Suiso HRE: WO GOOD TIN MITCHELL 1. BALDU! “CLASS WHITE ‘and oue waitress, with ood. TWO” WOMEN uglily understand rop 8 Det tw AND SHEET-IRON ing. 1 ns D COLORED WOMAN TO Small private tarutlys st bt LEARN TH puired "a ito P ieronce 1 re wiring gents’ cl OUR GAL! two helpers. LL'S, 3108 M st. W BOYD. ANTED — A boy AL bus had expe thst nw. Wil “not be weticed. Star « ED — revoking peta. at 214i Oth st. new ry also “Adkirens, A WHITE Years of age having suiue ex, ocery business. ence at ie busiiess, ““ABpIY 117 G7 ONE WHO, Licnt BOvDs Dis- junust be plain writers: tal appiteations: im wn Lauiwetting, For N Wis Tait Yoiot 3 use work re OLIC UNIVERSITY a de st. -A RELYABLE WHITE BOY. rences required. Brookian: GOOD F 2 207th wt. mew. ; lome Job, TO LEA weil recommended, UPACTULING JLWELKY COMPANY, ‘Apply CATH. ra at LASTED ‘AM. L KN THE JEWELRY Th. Ws: corner « FANTED-Yor Appl: tn. it Madi peeteeuae aoe — oF ae oo ant SHS ORARREAS Sasraaess ott end aut y ANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY, A SITUATION in an office, store oF to teach: ii Private fa MISS ‘A408 Gth st, B. w., Warhinston, De ANTED—SETG TION AS. NURS Ex 4ARE care of ene of two ebfidren ora sick lady? wilt'ne toxoaway. Addros oreall 40 Cat baw. tel 2" — EMPLOYER: FOR COMPETENT ; references furnished in every case; also position ‘clerical applicants; servants furnished uta oruploy ere atv muited foo, bder aor Aten st poten uuderstands bis busines aan New Call’ or address 425 Rew JUNG | MAX. ‘A POstTioN it in office: wood peum and accurate, Dest of references. Addtess E+ D. ar 0 ED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE. place as cook and to assist at washing abd ironing ia private family. \WANTED-AT HEADQU DSITIONS: for cooks, chaunbermuaids, waitress, lanndressos id niteses, scayisteess, mnen waiters, cUoks, cour wt, Duties. SAMUEL A. COUMES & Oe. seli' y ANJED—BY A YOUNG FRENCH WOMAN, & piace ax chamberaaid: ood reterences. Ad ss LEONIL TOUSSAY, luk aid Borniagy seid-st FRENCH GIk RES FOsiTION 'smaid of for ebi Lest reverences. WIITLLOCK, 10°Lexinston st., Baltunore. ress ste a, “ANTED_BY_ GENTLEMAN OWNING HORSE {tua jon with real estate or mercan- tand attend outdoor business: ex- and bond turnished. Ad ‘ selisi ED-—SITUATIONS FOR BAKES, Pas- Watchien, honkiect cis fay cashiers nd . &e. BURNGAM'S, 1110 G st. ow. JIOUSES. rED—A HOUSE FOR @5,000 1N A GOOD location; state price aud muuber of house and pest Adres D. D. WaLkedt, Sotund East Capitol selG-3t" W ANIED—10 PURCHASE 5 HOUSE ‘of 8 oF tore rooms, pressed brick. dow front; no basement, cellar and parkink: from Sth 'st. west und north of Massac correspondetice solicited, stating size of lot, Foouis anid price, not to exceed $8,500. E. D. Gop¥Re’ z 610K TED—A M. I. HOUSE, 6 OK 7 KOOMS, 19 ) teet front, with back Yard,tu any good local- about 84,000. Address, with full particulars, + Stur offi it YOU HAVE AL. orthwest Wasiinston T can find Purser. Giverme wchane, ¥. BEN sole ANTED—BOR CAREFUL iurnished or partialiy furnished bh ‘Adidress 1000 25d st. m.w. ANTED_—WI W Ww month, owners please call. use: BW. i “nw. solGat® ARE. HAVING A LARGE DE- wand for houses ranging trom 825 to & W. BO WATSUS & Ci te Ko G 2. W. N \ andironer; boy to Work urouud store and ‘assis TED. Apply, with ret, 1119 Lath st. mw. XGOUD BLT, BOY TO Shi:vE evenings fwia 7 to. 10: Yat Heal state otice, 13th: | ANTLD_—BOY AND WOMAN, WOMAN FOR Keneral housework; must be xvod cook, wasuer ‘o'clock ; permis TAN TED—A BRIGHT hat and wen's furnishins Bo ¥ TO LEARN THE business and who is iy useful. “ Appiy to he DWE HAVE, A CLIENT F voin house fh. w. niral part of the cit; W. B. WATSON & CO. EDI MELE BUILT, BRICK HOUSE costing frovi 85.000 to #10,000each; will fi aitick wales if placed wi th ue ut orice. uehbothoot n. Wi ANTED. S FIRS! MACNICHOL & 01 Answer, giving address of references, to Box o D— FRAME MAKERS AT WH Sth st. and K.1. uve. n.w. CLASS HOUSE PAIN SON, 415, me otter need app. a = wel 10th st. Bels-zt* V went 1407 st. J ANTED-FIKS4 Jaundress: iuast ba first FANTED—A FEW GOOD CANVASSERS FOR splendid line of new fall youds; void on install- ass teruis. CAPITAL PUB. best CLASS COOK, ALSO GOOD 1S references; English, Swede or German only. Cali between hours of. 2 and 4 bem. at 1224 Com. ave, Seld-it™ WANTED RTWONG, CHEERFUL, WILLING nelish, Scuteh, German or Se: ing wouun as Wa sth’ ANTED—AGENTS FOR A SUCCESSFUL MAS- Sachusetts one-year endow, May 12, tn conimussions ENDOWMENT, Star otti reserve fdnd to date, @(0u,000; libera. aid and cssistauce rendered. ‘Address 1 Protesian im: Cali at 1 wnt crier, chartered sel5ait™ Vv to b) selo-ti W V juired; perm izent Lome; fair waxes to i yANTED -AN APPREN TIC. taking. Apply Mrs, BOWE: FANIED—A WHITE GIKL TO DOG housework im a sinall faunily of three adu plain, quiet home and fair wages. 1800 10th st tS at. VANTED-—AT GARRE1 Woman ts cook, wash and tron:” reterene Appiy ‘between 10. MILLS, 17 Louistana ave, FANLED — GOOD WASHERWOMAN. RILEY, Sunbury, street beyoud Cor cooks, Waiters, chauberuiai dressea, meti, Loy; places given uuu ment furnisied at onc ‘aml 4 APPLY ‘avery Cult Fy. B61? Wout nd Bound nurses, laun- ited; employ LEARN DKESS- EKAL Lt part SAMO EE P-un. s015-3t' W ANILD — THREE GOOD DRIVERS fomed to handling furuiture. ‘Accs. W. B. MOSES & W , and e feet retty iow pit When thi ed. feet long. got @ captain with the owner- “Still another hundred feet they descended and a third larger box was found equally well filled with precious stones and clothes. three then returned to the surface and the pirate chiet offered the treasures they had left Lelow to Jounson if on recoveriny donate haif of it to the church. Johnson prom- and returned home. Arhort time ago he had @ second dream, in which Capt. Kidd appeared alone and told him it waa time to get to work on the treasure. On the strength of these dreams « company waa incorporated at the last legislature to search for this treasure. ‘The it he would ‘Two small bands started out a short time ago Oak Island is repare the preliminaries for the search, the party that has jast started out is the main body of the hunters. small marshy knoll, called an isiand presumably out of respect to its superior size to the surrounding knolls. It is in plain view of the city of Chester, but it 1» never frequented by the villagers. houses on it. “Capt. Herbert feels confident of the success of the expedition, ayain part of it was ere are no nd says that the not set to work until somo- g reassuring was developed by the work of the other men. —<eo-—_____ ‘Wandering Mad Over tho Prairie. Mrs. John Pressley, living in the northwost and her husband struck with a chair. She also said that Wm. Pressley, a brother of her husbund, kicked and bent her after she had been knocked down. The two Pressleys, loaving her for dead, Adrian, bought tickets for Nevada and left Officers are after them. ‘The physicians say the woman cannot possibly reco or Thursi Jeave with pay to the Fish ‘at 100 4th SONS. Z WANTED A Box SEE: Years of aze; one Who has tuechanic and can sketch. W. 3. MOSES & SONS. elo: ANTED—RELIABLE WOMA} ‘eral clinrge Of stuall house; ood waxes: ann person. Cail Wednesday sie. ‘TO TARE GE Hood ne ‘orth $9,000 oF 81 3. FISCHER, 220 ba. ave. 000; Savin, "Rdldrces HOME Hs tur oftice: wel dsite FANTED—FOU ADY WOMES FOR ‘O RENT OB1 FROM OWNER, WW fetmsny ant pantry works Apniy to HOUSE: | Wa viniees i) aod HEASE FROM OWNER, KEEPER, Arlington livt seluzt* "| front, th venteel neighborhood : south or east front. WASTED-A GOUD MAN COOK AT 1410 pg. | Address 0. P., Star office. eee ave. bw. gue waiter, white evok.__1t*” | \\7ANTED_OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE DESIB- Ea S10 TO itug to dispose of their broperty will Rnd it to thelr W firseo, igunidreas, | Vantage to favor us with desertion ad price kitchen 2 Tuybers, Lutlers, ystershuck~ : . ers, bartemiers. DICKS AGENCY. UIS Tthat.u.w. | 22: a eee solt-0" i Wi ‘EW SIX, EIGHT AND T = COLORED WATT houses to rent ty proupt-paying tenants at #29 to $65 per month; in orth west, northeast aud Capitol Hil. “[selz-7t) J. H. GRAY & CO., 037 F st. W4STED-PARTIES HAVING Hous! rR sale or rent in the District should seud we » de- lowest cash price: ALSO FUR: ‘aun now having a list’ prepared nubers of Congress, which will borendy’ fer cit culation October 1. R. 8. DONALDSON, $25 F, Koom’3. Vy ANtED_AT ONCE—Foun cosa huis ou Best oF accond Boor for houwaeed ins: yecweenrthand far tn and Bsa eat wi eat and wus, no! to exewed $25; perinanent if si Altres» COLONEL, Star office. selva FANTED—BOARD AND KOOM GOUT W ENG Sxposure) ine pr vate familly ; WO childres 1:-r00 ten. BOSTONIAN, Star ofice. > z #40't ‘refined WAXTED BOARD AND SMALL COMI <1. | Son seven. | teen, hoo, 7th | and wy: Peter: | at et, Be each ; also ah economics! the erection of severai owms ‘M. GORMAN, 610 FOR RENT-—ROOMS._ gover R RENT E Tovtns. on second floor story room — FOUR RGE U LA oH a. w.. opi belo saat _ Q Sr RENT_HOUSES._ SEAK TH ST.. ELEGANT tau ENISHED cellar Bete, with, score Nit St. Bw ORD, G24 Lith xt SEVEN ROOMS __FOR RENT HOUSES. _ oe K RENT- UN! 20 thet aw, dares bale _ FURNISHED Ug Meh ot ow, Te furnished or untu rooms: 1 alcove. bac convenient selo-it™ Hew house ; front ros ck roous larie por: tocarsand henties, has vay window: hy Deautita! locat Nordoy Fath st ensuite; hot and cold Water; private family. Lath st. now. TAT THE IRVINGTON, 1410 K ST. nee. shed with ‘and Hon me. ROR RE: with val heat, Reepina ; al furnish eld Keeping, teruis, #12 per moat. Appl keep per ely FOR BENT 312K ight aud bath: zul floor. one oF two Kentieuen preferred. FOr RES ‘secons-story all conveniences car on second te, two roun’s on Brst floor; wed OF unfurnised to sit. ddress ROOMS Gast sy seit MFORTADLY FURNISHED sv 16. UNF NT—THREE U th, heat and was: FURNISHED ROO waitabie for i TARG URNISHED HANDSOMELY_T ADLY, so one 141 TURNISHED ROOMS, BY A FOUR NICELY furnished rooms, singie or double, with hat! oa - 1th Un. ous | wo ely oF en suite two on thi sel. one or two. Selon” oni-story conveniences; woud FOR EENT FC story front roo} flour, TARGE So: private faust'y ass door. 124 ladies, th st. m. FURNISHED OR UNF OF ikl story; references. 1434 ND- ith board, to w vie sel A PLEASANT, FURNISHED FRONT «heat td floor: to wentienan posite the pension dept. e1)j dih'st. n.w. FRONT OR unk N 5 oor in, new bri jeen, T and 5 o'ciork roo.n; first floor: Apply 943" Massaclnsett se LARGE PLEASA communicating unfurnished rooms, 1015 11th, st eld: 1cE ick. NT OR REN house, convenient to cara. Box 130, Star oflic rout Fools, corner Lous) nr ‘DELIGHTFUL LARGE WELL F econd floor: aiso duu bed and lurve closet reasonal Ww. QOK RENT—TWO SINGLE ‘find uicely furnished room, with board, ia fax of three adults, uo other Loarders or Tou! 'T_478 OST. N.W.. TWOCOMMUNIC. Board; within th weld uk fine bie. 14 ‘AT- Single or on suite, st F Place; larve ci 1924 H 0 RENT_FUKNISHED OR UN ‘three pleusan’ rooms on second floor: open fire- State’ Depart ENISH, jusets: buy window, three square ut} terums reasonabie; rei ED, floor. TH Si. N.W., TWO LAL Pleasant rooms on Second fluor, sinle or en suite furnished or uuiuruished; also back room ou tind sel" NTED—BY A GENTLEMAN, A FURNISHED yous state price, wnoderate. “Address A. A. K., of - = Fx se12-3t OR BE ‘T-SEVERAL VERY DESIRABLE at reasonable prices. At 12190 stn. yANTED-BY TWO ADULTS, FOUR UNFUR- V ‘ished roouis for Ught housekeeping, with was, heat and bath; within 15 iuinutes’ walk of patent office; northwest ; best of references. Addi Which utis: be inoderate, LEK. WANIED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, TWO OF three pieasan’, neatly furnished rooius for light housekeeping: between 4th und 17th and south or Rest. n.w. ; terins must be moderate. . Star office, state terms. rent; price aud if convenient for Mizht housek sar Urem Br! Bs. Staroftice, “ut bowekeevings Ad- WARTED — BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, & Dleasaut room without board : private family pre- ferred; not to exceed $8: location bet. 7th and loth sts. Rw ‘Address J. 1., Star oflice. itt ANTED — BY YOUNG MARRIED COUPI Tooms on Ist ot two unfurnisied comuupteatin floor ; with or withou: Loard ; northwest rererences changed. Address, stating terms, T. ¥. T., Star Oftice. 1° W ANZED-ONE OK TWO ROOMS WITH BOAKD in uorthwest for man aud boy of 14; can furnish rooms: state price; laust be moderate. Addi + Star office. WASTED OCTOBER1. THREE rooms for light houseseepin, rent low; Permanent) if W 5 — THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS; second floor; suitable for Light housekeeping. Addrens, statiuy price, 1527 0th st. 1. w. G UNFURNISHED 7; han and wife; ited; would changed. ForuEs nf OR RE F {OR RE: sed-12t* ROR RENT-SECOND-FLOOR FRONT Wt furnished; quiet, well-bred people. NT—1001 19TH ST. N. nicely urnisied sunny roouns, Wi E, in family without ‘City. Parties hiaving Foouis to them ca our hands. ps Ww. jerences exchanyed. NT PL Sy ROOM Dine Be F eastern, OR KENT—BEAUTIFUL, LaRGi le or en suite: bay windows ineach : open Gornor house: soutl. and east tront, private Feferences reauired. 1101 K st. ‘OR RENT—COK. 9TH ST. AN by Sept. 15. large newly papered, car nicely furnished front roma, - AND v ith board ; southern eu. required. 31 floor; also other desirable rooms, furnished soutit front Louse, with or without bound’ referetices Seo-1un" Aly? and Waid; reterences required. SEND, Star citice. W ANTED-AT to do cooking, 1026 STH 8 ‘washtn, housework ; nus stay ut nigiit, Wis Address 7 ANTED—A YOUNG Look Fi iwontion last p ALUCLI, Star LADY TO ASSIST Ki 1. N.W., A WOMAN ironing “and jenerat WAntepeuy WO LADIES, FURNISHED Tools on second floor for light Lousekeep nnust be northwest; references exchanwed. Address 0 COMM ‘D- Star otic oii sel Warten, NICATING SEC story unfurnished Toons with Loard, Letween 13th aud loth end F and Nts. ; will take aparuuents arly’; state teruus or no notice taken. D. J.J. Star place of emp ‘oflice. W Bub ws ers, dl SAMUEL A. COOMBS & CO., 3:77 106 ‘uit "g AN ANTED—WOMEN COOKS, #10 nurses and laun or fern hands rewses, 1 cO.0T st. nw. ofttce. ‘el W AS TED-BY 4 SOUNG COUPLE FOR DiccEa. Ler 1, three or four unfurnished :ooms for iigue houseiee 19, Bull Wastin — fWo On THE: rouins for light housekeeping ; preferably over an office of store, Jocated south of New ork ave. aud Ler tween th aud 15th sts. Address, stating price, C.F. G., Btar office. selaait™ WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. w. Address, stati iexeLange. Provements ; t children ; light housekeeping a careful and quiet party only. quiet, coms el0-Gt and bath; complete tt ali 1 Pointments; ‘un excellen: chance for aduits desiring fort and privacy to secure a cozy Lous BRO: th and E. ~EXPEWMENCED PANTS HANDS. sel4-3t a This, O15 1 st. DW. TANTKED—BOYS 13 TO 16 YEARS 1MMEDI- trescowrs. 1435 Pen una. ave. D—FINSI-CLASS PAPER TANGERS: Apply at onc Lov seld-sit W ANEED HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE FURNI ture; also stocks of inerchandise of all kinds. storage and hauling, At Wal. LOWENTHAL'S, 37 itu st. new. Ee selC-4w W TO PURCHASE A GOOD, SUL re, not Over U years; TED—A RELIABLE COLOKED WOMAN yok, Wash aud iron for sinall faut rouces 1113 Massy ave. n. Ww. TO ; must ay V women Dusihes MERTZ'S PHARMACY, Lith and i sta, \anten-roune fice, for theaters: housetworiers, waitress 108 ;ANTED—A YOUTH 20 LEAKN THE rel se! High “School ou and’ cou HAMS, 11106 st. nw, RUG wruiuste proferred. ht ry near V for ine. 7 ANTED—LADIES WHO WILL DO WRITING their own homes; will guarantee xoud Wages. Address, with seit-aldressed staiuped env Misa Ean. L. Buaythe, south Bend, Ind., pr of the famous Gloria Water for the couipiexion. woUewasdt dd sts Be. W ANTED—A DRUG STORE DOING mn business. Give particulars CHLOK. oilce, WANTED DANIO, GUITAR, VIOLIN, PLANO 0 FAIR Star FANTED—A HORSE_MUST | BE GooD W titres sod not pared of te cod cena” Apply,to J. BALLON, cor. New York ave, aud Uth st. n.w. No deaier: se With their dicssce while learning; dresses 1uade at sort no- tice; w perfect ft, 1208 Mst. mw. selo-at™ D-LADIES TO LEARN TO CUT AND ir dresses by actual iueasure; cau wake FOR RENT— ‘OR RENT—TO ADU buildine, th cony and back porches; elevator, steam heat and jan itor's services. 717 1th st. u.w. seld-r™ ap no claidren or dogs. Apply 1320 14th n,w., after 10a. bie for quire on pre OK RENT—-STORE A’ ND FINTU . id Florida av ‘business. eu PORES iui ‘Store cor. ‘Tarec- sto: on 7th Dweiling $0 I st. aw. ‘Awo office rooms, ws 1—A STORE; 100 FELT DEEP. Address as FST ‘517 10TH ST. NW. it Toth and Rbode Isiand ave. n.w.; cellar. ny and ware Lotse, Zio I2th st We Foows, + O17 10th st. pw. XG. CAMPBELL, a =P _ 517 Low st. how. OK RENT OR LEASE—A FINE NEW BUILDING between Qst. and KLOde Islandave,n. Store room 2 test by BS Ivet to an alley, with flat of eat rooms above. cary WoW. BURDETTE, 1023 Vermont ave. nw. FOR_RENT--OFFICES. rent, conducted 0 JANLED —DUNDORE'S ENPLOYMERT BU- Jagies—inen and women, white part of the county, was discovered Monday by neighbors wandering over the prairie near But- ler, Mo., leading a little child aid carrying a pistol. When approached and spoken to she fired upon the parties who sought her identity. Alter repeated efforts the woman was captured, and it was found that the whole top of her skull had been crushed and she was a rat maniac. rational, and by it was ascertained that she had a quarrel and she was came to WASLED-ALL DESIRING PHOTOGRAPHS OF theuiselves, children or iriends to get a dozen Stor all kiuds of doxwstic labor, city pate yap ge ¥ fitca! witirroferences.- tm kent nae Waar’ | Ane cabinets jor @ thle uth LARDNER, 4iy uth FANTED-30 GOOD AGENTS AND CANVASS. | 72 > 4 ANTED-SCHOOL BOOKS BOUG! Wi crecreret ccc erien ete | WS MG WORE, BOUEHE, AAD PEO Keres ‘Mutual Aid Sucieiy, 711 Lith nw. | B-W. P. C. MERRY. se10-Lin suts-im WANED; 81,700 Fou 1Wo YEARS; SECURED ~ ah, (bY Arpt Ren‘ on real estate near tah city wurih WANTED-—SITUATIONS. _ | Sh.0BUT'S sist oiices PT Cents ttle bertect, Ad W* NED—BY A COLORED MAN. A FLAG) ‘oachmas or Porter in store; good relerences. Address L. F., Star office. welG2t 7 ANTED—A YOUNG COLORED GIL WISHES ‘piace in suail faxily to do general house JW, plain Ww img. ‘@sitnation as ‘Apply 436: ‘ED—BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE GUI ae Chaguberniaid, waittews or atvend to children with a respectab.0 family. jaware ave. n.e. selU-2t ANTED— ‘8 place to Kee] orevening; best o ANTED—PI fan 465 New ¥ A YOUNG M. Telerehces. books of an: AN, EXPERIENCED, ‘Address Hd Fer Stat ‘Star ‘sol6t LACE AS CHAMBERMAID IN PRI- Iy : food references. Aj ‘ork ave. ly for two: PPly anys Yy ANTED_SITUATION BY FinsT CLASs CAKE W tod pastry baer Tiadurees ee Q.- bint oftses welt" Warne SETTLED COLGIED WOMAN “Gall at 3135 Och #t-\SALINA prt - pore Wik Aly; city references. (TED—BY A SETTLED WHITE WOMAN. juation to cook, and tron in = ir Star oficer It Weiter ED-A SITUATION IN ‘oF wrocery ; can influence REAL ESTATE trade Vast Faiee= Sle*agnte convenient © ity. addreas fy oF aw. Wye ns EE Shoes. vos enw. mete ite ‘WAntep — sirvarioy Ar ig 3 Gres Oot nee c ite VV ANE+D-OLD GOLD AND SILVER YOK CASH. W Aa OED Mnatacraring owe: wate ar vou ‘cntabllahed 17 sured JANTED— TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT; ALL AV sR ave are sacha eae bea IPE WPTE ERCMANGE, Gio Pete uw. Solu ANZED-THE AMMONIAT! W SPOT ANING AND MiNov tind Woe 1/08 and 1710 E. Bt.n. w.—Carpets cleabed Sitd muattreases rebovateds “Al: NEWSER S ‘Te.ephone 34. 5 ‘auzi-n ANTED-GHATOM! CHAYON! WE ye kpow thet you can get a fine from $5 up at the old reliable studio ¥ at Marke: opece: Aunateur ated. Kets only $3 per degen. ‘ANTED—TYPEWRITERS FOR KENT; WW iecctineg Calurapis Now. 1,3 and 3; Sighs ‘eminstou and. terina. Mo” tary fetter ‘alo. NiWaAN & SON, O00 7th et nw. petesi aD Sa, © FRISSELE, “PIANO Hira-cians tuning, af lowest rates, Orders by Also two vers JOR KENT—CORNEK 10TH AND G STS. N.W., Toot suitable tor stuxe or office desirable office rooms tronting ou G st. ; handsome.s red chd bested ty" wean “Yor full farticulas Sal'upon McLACHLEN & BATCHEL DEI sustbn Gor. Osis and sts. ne. 3 Selo poe Tstnw, Se 2 Pa ave E 1114 Md ave =w 1209 Latin st nis 150d 4g at ow, Str and dwg 6! iwi 8 MWe 923 F st, rms 1. second floor, 408 La ave. Lat Looks, the Ist and 15th, Dutiding: pair. vio Fst. uw rooms, key wext door, EIGHT.) Bath im thoroash repair. KL ave aw Apply on the Prem! to WESCOTT & W 107 Penusy iy adow brick, S17 Oth wt. mw. 5 ms: water: price, @11 F BROW Mes “BROWN, 0s A Good Ip. Oth'st. nw 20M FRAME DWELL es of Found, Sine trees, walk of car Ime Bue Foals. ity lights: rent only CHAS. EBANTS, 300 14th at SIX ROOMS. s = mix (Ul) FOOMIS, ite ferant : 812. 36, T& STOCK TT, 810 F st. n.w. THE Ist OF OCTORER, Bw; 10 rooms, including Inquire on the premises. wie FKC Sth st NU—LY THOMAS FE. WAGGAMAS, cal Fstate Broker, 917 2 st. a. HOUSES. Upper part 1408 P st iar 11 A awe 1001 34 3130 or. 05 Str room 1541 Wstaw L K 1416. ‘OFFICES. . 2 2, ‘860 - The above is only a portion of the property on my: For rau li call at office for bulletin Iweued o@ Tselo]_ THOS. FE. WAGGAMAN BRICK KESIDENCE: 12 #.; handsomely a1 unfurnished. €: OOMS AND outh by the year. HALPINE, Aviantic eels” SS1H ST. NE., [STORY Toowis, bathand a ined. ups. ; 2.40. BM. WAL st. be; rent solo. $5, a ta red tuto nd berdics oil vu RED Vapered and HEW & S Faced: Sot yards Se. Inyuire bet SEWING MAC selontt JOR RENT busi Apply 1 = prop OMA tWo syuares of the Cayites. 850 per month NT—EIGHT-L00M HOU NI—61 Wf ST.N.E., TWO-STORY AND Tm. i: latge rooms and cellar par ut; €0 ‘per tuo. key wext duor cars ss the dor, SMITH & JEFFOKDs, ‘Ol 4 parted rooms ami ball Co., utr odern improvements; At. alley, bay window, electr ween 5 and 7 o'clock at “DOMESTIC HINE OF FICE, 7th and H ste. Ok LEASE-A VERY DESIRABLE erty opposite the builders’ exchanse. 31. WILLIAMS, 1115 Ket. now. RENT a; heated i EY Fe", st now. 5 10 ince, $1.35 per Foe sent and bath 5 Inquire Ve ims F NT FURNISHED “HOUSE "131 ist T N.W.; 2 Rooms AND by furuace. Price. $60 per montis BERT & ABEKT, tON 1th st. uw 19TH heated by furnace. ABLE ‘808 171 NT—1306, | SOL 25th st Cap st, OF, V & ec... 330) B02 > Hayy 1s: tore D Oe "utters selist’ RUST & HUNGERFOKD, 624 Lath st HOUSE HOST. N.W., 9 kooMS: odern amprovements; $40 per month. OWNER ee ele EMSHED—TO ATRIVATE FAM eld E veld Ex S10 2a'st. a. Toons, Senator C ‘and 8; Bw. tate aud Insurance Bro! Mass ave and Thouas 1614 RT avo (rear). 1025 Conn ave (rear) Ok KENT —SROoM in perfect order. faruisived if desir. QOK KENT—BKICK HOUSE ON 14TH ST. BET, x Toowsand bath; mi, Anquire 42215 8 Bi KO. HOLTZMAN, REAL 2S Ais ata Pets. a. we Peuney i LU Ist se, fr, Lie URKNISHED Hovsi $300 Stave nr N, S20. above B OFFICES. STORES, 875/910 148 MW... esses O40 STABLE: ‘$359 | 1405 H st Crean 9 0. MOLTZMA? OUSE, ALL. MOD. IMPS, Price @28 inadvatice. Inquire at setae occupied by ‘either one weld-0t sold-st™ autre a 142? Piet, Bion fe. Paar ot 1 ENISHED, 16th st near O.....800. 0 hist tear 16th... @TOR.OR Imth st and Jeff piace. -Aw Tothat op Mevu we toe ee 20Ui St aii Conooran. - 30 D at. Eg Kis near Lath st he ar ame Int st be, oor Ae Loh at bet Kandi 2150 Coun ave near por, KENT Mest near Iain Lowa « OR 2020 K on V st. now.,bet. 14th and 1th, bath; papered tn the highest style of the art; bard mod Rue oR by) EBUS. 14.80 wenear isth. 18; RENT &, Int floor, * NT one re eat? KENT % 173 iting, furnace, & + LHF tm UnttaN SEKI KS 1 CROP THE SEVEN NEW HOUSES 1 40 e680 Pomeroy st’ nw, 4rd FURNISHED, 200 Sth heer Ot 2Or. we wsanen can ve cramping X THOMA 17 Dil ST Nw, hh, clomet, Me. 5 $85” Int ecld Im inn ¥ 159 1102 Conn ave «etore).. 4 1°) Soa Waterst cwire'be) 1 12) 1 Fayette Terrace....... 7 rooums and te whove length of house, ent $57.00. AMDIY to THRODOKE Co eee tau” ST. N.W., BROWNSTONE: yam incwniy” japered: elects Inquire of owner, Mrs. euzi. Fes a KENI— “L010 324 wt, br, 10r a 28.00 ‘30.00 County road, Church, 7 act bu} F Fro sing, Frnt wuoderaie,” key at 2513 Peunsylvania ave, wu Prox oot «i is. furnace: KENT_5) Acker st. al modern auproy Sauaree of cable cars aut niet JOHN B. WiGHt, W.. 10 ; lot Water ob three for. mod. D. stains, of no Paid tf tert at fy Louisiana ave SVU KEWAKD.STOLEN,ON THE LATH INST, DoU stucit vay herve, 19 hiauds high 40 years old. AeDEVITT'S DETECTIVE AGENCY, G10 Mth ek bs a Os’ tactes. fice Departuwent. He M. L iy a Ma UNDAY Nant Tae ry reward 63 ia Leward for VYUND—POLN 1 ER DUG ON THE biM INSTANT, Inquire SCHAPEL & GEDDIS, Drug Store, (@h i rai reward for return. A. UNDAX, SEPT. 13. ABOUT 6 P.M, ON 4 st iW bet. 1iRe and 220th sts., pelt gold epee TAINING A the finder. NIGHI, OTH OR F # oom > Falito. Navy Departaven 5, ON FST. N.W., A SUM OF owner can have Uy calling at LLL uc and paying for advertisement, between New Jersey ave. and Sth 6 CONGRESSIONAL OTE fier return tS doom 40, Fyst elo Us SUNDAY, SEPTEMBE L4 cor. 16th and Sto 7th and Pa, Suitable reward for its return to WS . Koolu Js, Sangeou General suffice, War Dept, #l4-at Li ber 15. I eckhann & ver will be suitably re: warded at cetown, D.c. melee CAT'S-EVE" SCARF PIN. A SUITA- jard oflered if returned to #ULLEK, 101d | 22-SUNbay, iste Park st. and Congregational Church, OST—$10 KEWAKD—THE ABOVE KEWAKD abd nO questions asked for the return of Kuugrlte eaniner Shari boat at Marstiail Hall Sunday Revteiur 3 ES Mon 13, GOING FROM Sold Urea yin i rein KRIS, 8 Sele” A BROWN FROCR book with the haawe of | 11, Patent office r , BETWEEN i510 vod glove Duttuner, with Lear staje moonstone’ attached t chan. tieward it Picasant, ‘IM Sund'r' M10r 0 202 Del aye aalssor TILE FOR RENT_—UNFURN) nd. # Tr 7 Union str. 12" B & RUTHERFORD, 1307 Fet.n.w. FOR RENT—-STABLES. with wi gists Sioa. ve. OR KEN ter, &e., buck of IOI AGth st. aw. month. " luquire of GEORGE F. HARB! #.e., OF RUGENE F. ARNOLD, don, A Dick TwosToR STADE at iN, La cost BOARDING. 91 IWTH S1., BETWEEN I AND K, TO BE 1G; to be renovated and re- ‘Mrs. M. Ii, BROWN. solz-it* TP ABLE DoanD— can be had at AT 1124 100M ST. N.W. FIRST- reasonabic price. class’ 207 Gee W.. HANDSOME BOOMS UrLiture new ; mod. very in the ho’ cots ‘anal, turnisbed and unfur. TO ‘rst, im* ture: T 1A- ie Taran aa Pace tener ae Fs RENT—ELEGANT KOO: pS Uiet street : + Funes stayes daily to ail po: my MS; LARGE. FRONT: RATES @! mixhtseers. anes W eae afar 60 bar tuoeth ee we open throustce: dustall naracctied Ae SER hte EIR, returned to lol Park st, Mt elds" ———Ee NESS CHANCES. & OF THE BEST GNocERy, hueat, provision and liquor stand 1. the city; do factory imen oF wah and wile. D. JOR SALE Marreuton, Vi coutortasie bu tag a Dustiies of 82,00) perm ‘Aasrese WILL BU" th oud order at 223 Ist mt, reasons tor | owner 1. tust lea X., Sar e160 ‘YA FULL BED BOOM si wa youn B.Y., Star ollfice. wide acres, 7 rocms amd cellar. wat Louse anc Saughter house, 3 fine i ean be Cone Ok SALE — STOCK AND FIXTURES, ora ory store ob GE st. mw. it is worth S00, vousht tor €4. C. BUNK, ia Tih ete aw a ra