Evening Star Newspaper, September 18, 1891, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.c. FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 18, 1891. : po SEFTING A STEAMER AFIRE. betes grossa Oh WANTED—HELP. WANTED-—SITUATIONS. FOR_RENT—ROOMS. FOR RENTHOUSES. HOR RENT—HOUSES. MONEY WANTED &TO LOAN A Colored Man pronase om ® Charge of | Colored Sharpers Who “Are Victhnizing WAxTED A, MESPECTABLE GIML FOK CTLAIN ANTED wet. KESPECTABLE ‘COLORED mm RENT 209 H ST. ‘4B. W., 2 ELEGANT FUR- pon ki a ave ROOM FRAME HOUSE ox treo Colored Stem From the Country. | WN, sedasnirerral boumworh sna Sar aight ego ea ee iat eT Reese ‘ino es ‘There are two negroes in this city who have ANTED —PARM HAND, WHITE, With | Fa ave. and Ean ‘a - Ot and 5 Si ne, TWO UNSCCCEASFTL ATTEMPTS TO ROK Tue | been at largo a long time, although the police small family, who i N 7 ANTED_BY & YOUN LADY, A SITUATION ik RENT UNFURNISHED, Two 30 pOoMy ‘ON . STEAMER SUE—A DETECTIVE’s IeveSTIGATION | ate after them amare oe oo Bas oe betty ool ‘Address a0 ease vate ret seonabie to ues perio, sTeultable for hourebe vine” —-THE SUSPECTED MAN ARKESTED Tuts wony- | thus far they have succeeded very at ir ABZED 8 ‘FIKST- BAKBER. APPLY W NTED-GO TO DICK’S AGENCY FOR YOUR ae Sagano cameo ce soar Toma hyn rom one victim | WU SER noe, | NY Aeterna Se cent | POR, RECENG, CONRAN, mr “a post and this morning they played a countryman to Warren ar iz 13547 OST. XW. A SETTLED pera Gisineta.weeetea* | iu Wetec ty CNW rent to ent one, afufacturer Apriy’ ALEX. 8” CLAM == ones eo Te erg | Waenossnnanre ae riaupe Somat | No a ons mma’ ae Gee ex Some fro fend, spparentiy without » mo-| | Most of thelr victims are eolored poople from | WANTED A CAPABLE, COLORED WOMAN, TG | good'efsemncen, Onil at WiS3" Mt: Ww. Tot of gleame tutes ange rat alta root. wit ane Even Tie tire, has mado two attempts to burn the | the country, whom they can make believe al-| vin iauarssfitrosces foguiea" Apply EONS | Su eaver TARA ARITION FR [atlor and betitoome’ since orem su igmiturwand | oust ays sone Beamer Sue, which plies between Haltimore | Most anything, but Tuesday's victim was a col- W shies Be ARS" store ; best of refer- Sew ali wed. conveniences. (62i Kot F = w York ave. n.w F: ani this city. The first attempt was mado | ored man from New York, who stopped here] Vj ASTER Pa MAN 7p, Bh agin Ss ence. Address Box 2, fiseantee Ve Va. sel7-st” oF ENT oa RFT IW Tae DER A S.atory and t v dweiline. bontaimine pubs Address Box WX, Star Coe ae ‘while the steamer was at Coan's wharf, on the | on his way home from Richmond. at stich work. "Apply at Room 110, be WANTED BY 4 MAX OF 15 ee Fai. youu on second fldor also one on third floor: Furnace and ait we weeks | MorY cre wa at TOsUir ar com lower Potomac, some weeks ago, and the! Although he had lived in the metropolis he aE PA EG — iucmisbed rear imou, conveniences: dition.” Heit reasiabie to vwrity | pe second attempt was made Scnday morning when the bout was anchored at the 7th street wharf in this city. The fire was started in room eight and the pillow an! mattress bad been burned through evidently did not understand much about the ways of the world, and his lesson cost him @35. He met the usual “friend” and they took » stroll together until they reached the mall,and there they met another colored man, who pro- posed « game. and the wooden casing had taken fire. Had the fire not been discovered when it was the steamer would in all probability have fared ‘the same fate as the steamer Corcoran, but one ‘of the chambermaids was on deck before the flames bad guined much headway and the con- sequence was that the damage amounted to less than +50. A DETECTIVE’s work. s s00n as the company learned of what had happened they sent to Baltimore for Detective W. B. Lyons of the firm of Smith, West & Lyons, and that officer reached here later in ‘the afternoon. He went aboard the boat and made what inquiries he wanted and was par- ticular to notice the location of the differen rooms, which may hereafter play an important t in the proceedings. Pifhe fire occurred about 11 o'clock in the morning. The passengers had ali gone ashore, the chambermaids had made up their beds and John Jones, colored, the saloon man, wae at work as usual. John's business is to look after the scrubbing of the paints and the shining of the metallic ornaments, as well as to fill the water pitchers in the state rooms after the ebambermaids finish their work. JONES WAS LEFT ALONE. In the course of the investigation Detective Lyons learned that the chambermaids were on the lower deck that morning and thatJoneshad Deen left on the upper deck alone. He subse- quently went down stairs for water and stopped in the galley about ten minutes and talked with ‘the cook. Leaving there he returned to the upper deck again. carrying the water with him. From the information received it appeared he was the only one on the deck when the fire broke out, except the chambermaid, who discovered it and gave the alarm. i “Joe” Jones was im room 17 when the alarm was given, and like the others employed on the boat he hastened to the scene of the fire to Jend what assistance be could. Room &, in which the fire started, is on the starboard side, while room 17 a on the port side near the staircase. When the chambermaid called him Jones came from the room mentioned, where he sub- sequently stated he was mopping up some water that be had spilled on the tuor. TRACES OF THE INCENDIARY'S WORK. ‘The pillow in the burned room had been re- moved from its usual place to the other end of the berth and there‘was a single scratch of a match on the paint and the burned match was on the floor The statements of the watchman, the lookout man, the chambermaids and the cooks agree as to the movement of Jones. und from their statements Jones was alone on the deck part of the time and was absent about ten minutes, about the time Detective Lyons thinks the fire burned. In order to make a complete intestigation of the case and secure the ire fiend if possible Detective Lyons made the trip on the boat and watched the movements of all the bands em- ployed on the boat He held conversations th Jones from time to time,uusd when the steamer was some distance from Baltimore this orning he informed him that he would be locked up upon the arrival of the steamer in Balumore. ARRESTED IN BALTIMORE. It was about 3. a.m. when the steamer reached her wharf, and Jones was held in custody until later in the morning, when be was brought over here by the officer on a train. Jones was taken before Judge Miller and ar- raigned on a charge of arson. He waived an examination and Judge Miller heard the state- ment of Detective Lyons. The prisoner was thereupon committed for the action of the grand Jury in default of £3,000 bail. No motive can be assigned for such an act onthe part of the prisoner, and Detective Lyons says — only way be can account for it is that wi and women bave ruined him and ptoos im entirely. Jones will have to remain in jail until after the grand jury acts upon the case. The evidence thus far is purely circumstantial, although Detective Lyons is contident that he Will be uble to make a case against the prisoner. sonics Divorce Cases Filed. Vietoria Johnson, nee Robinson, has, by Mr. | BR Ford Coombs, filed a bill for divorce from Peter Johnson. She states that they were married March 5, 1885, and have had three children, one of whom is living. She charges desertion on July 19, 1387. Louise Schmidtman has, by Mr. Irving Will- famson, tiled a bill for a divorce from Herman Schmidtman. They were married in Novem- ‘Der, i882, lived together til 1599, have two children, and she charges that defendant was of quarrelsome disposition, weemed desir- ous of getting separate estate, extorted from her from time to time over 38,00, which he gambled away, and, finally, on July 2, 1859, after endeavoring by threats to Ret more money from her, drove her and the children from the house. "From that time to the present she alleges she has never seen or beard of him and he bus contrituted nothing to the support of his family. — The Record of Deaths. During the twenty-four hours ending at noon | today burial permits were issued from the health office for the following: Whites—Clarence 0. Harrison, 6 years, pneu- monia: Bridget Caton, 75 fears, hypertrophy of beast; LeRoy P. Busey, 10 months, inanition; Gertrade Jones, 12 years, idiocy-marasmus; John M. Myers’ 32 rears, ‘asphyxia: Ignatius t, 21 years, typhoid fever; Bertha Maudler, ore years. diphtheria. Colored —Pearl Gaskins, 4 months, gastro in- testinal caterrh; Dora Ware, 4 years, diph- theria; infant of Fanny Dade, 25 hours, prema- ture birth; Bessie Hackley, 3 months, heredi- tary syphilis; Dennis Turner, 1 day, premature birth: Sarah A. Netters, 56 years, malaria; Sarah E. Wheeler. 54 years, cerebral apoplexy; Cuaries Martin, fo — Sheneatote: neato or Real ‘Estate, Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: E. W. Joyce to D. Darby Thompson, subs 34 and 35, sq. 808; &-. J. A. Prescott to same, swabs 40 and 42, do.;@—. F. 1. ¥. Johnson to FP. L. Natinon et al., lots 16 to 21, #q. 740, 1, sq. 13, and 1 and 2, sq. 997: @—. Joshua H. Clark to Lillie M. Trotter, pts. 45 “and 46, bik. 15, Le Droit Park; $1,300. "Herman E. Blair ot al. to] EB. Mayet al., in trust, pt.l4, oq. 223; $—. An-| toiette H. Lambie to H. E. Blair, sub 16, do.; G.J. Maines to J.T. Pritchard, sub 0, _H. B. Hitz toG. F_ Stone et al. sub Pleasant Plaine; €— Warren Choste to. Mariette Ie Williams, e. 35 sub E, ag 669; $3,000. Mary A. Johnson to P F. Cusie 1018; @—. Ira J. Baker to A.J. Watwos, lot 1d, bik 1 Langdon Park: $1,100. H. M. Schneiler to S. W. Tucker, jr.. subs 13 and 14, sq. 880; £2,175. T. Solomon to Jacob McKaddy, sub 1, lot 13, Whitesto #100. T. A. Darneille to A. B. Webb, pt. 9, ‘as, @— |F. Harenterg to Wan. Growskurth, jary E. Grimes to J. H. 7, sq. 4; $3,875. W. 8. Jack- A.J. Clarke, pt. 54, aq. 55; 91,670. 42, bik. 4. to 13, BIE. 5, , 8 to ‘alter Heiston to W. E. to, ¥; Hannon, pt. 6, Clark to DP. 8 — yphax, e. Wi ik: 22, Jones’ new friend saw an opportunity to win some money and Jones,anticiputing an increase of his cash eapital,handed over $85 to the man. ‘The latter played the game and the third man won the money. Now Jones would like the police to arrest the men and recover his money. John Carter was the other victim. He is a countryman and comes from Downeysville,near Richmond. John did not have as much cash as Jones and the confidence man had but title trouble tare lieving him of it. The stranger hada check to got cashed, but it was before banking hours, and the only’ way he could get money to spend during that time was for his friend Carter to loan it to him. Carter isan obliging young man and he loaned him the money. Now he cannot even find the man. Wine BOY TO MAKE ? HIMSELF | Smee ont generally useful ar) store. Must be ll recommenced. Apply I 14th at. it | ABEED. eM ED EARLE BOD BUSINESS: W man to take charge of office. gaiery, 100 per meuth and commu tions Asst t have $5.00 to inveut, where it will pay 12 per cent ured. For parti ‘ulare address B,, Star office. ou eta QATEDLMEN AND WOMEN COOKE. 410 TO traltrees, purses. leundrens, fewer eats arte ‘es ahstuw. ‘ANTED_A_ YOUNG. ae TO RUN ELEVA- tor. THE PALAIS ROYAL, corner Pennsylv ‘nie eve. and )2th st. it ANTED—A BOY 10 TO 17 YEARS; ONE WHO A” GENTLEMAN avai a Wena pern 7 ANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS? i samttinae: nen weitere: uty conthenes Unt. SBaMULL A: GOORBS E Co..S87 10th ot aw Wane EMPLOYERS FOR COMPETENT gezvanta; Fefervnces furuiebed in every cave/aing portions for clerical avgiicanty farninhed Esti employerware suited; fee, Bde, Ger ishat- woh EPEAT By he ee a ON gO WEETRos eR sitin a Monae 6 Ba Ae a Fetaw. all ¥ YOUNG MAN, TWENTY-TWO, sittation ; Arst-class reference: Address M. J. C.. Btar offic “wei 72 fANTED—A GIRL, WHITE (EREFERRED. TO iat old. th tater Ain Florian ayers bek. Tain and ath ster TE WANTED_BY COMPETENT WOMAN, rEACE a8 first-claes Cook, Inundress oF chaniber: Call oF address 11245 11th st. a.w. sel’ eb re RN WATCHMAKING SHAMSATS, 18a Feta. TOMES ——— DISTRICT GOVERNMENT. ‘SAYS THE HAMMERING MURDERS SLEEP. Dr. G. Wythe Cook of No. 8 Thomas circle appeals to the Commissioners for relief from the intolerable nowes made from midnight to dawn by the men en; in the construction of the cable road. ways the of the sledge hammer makes sleep im le. T matter hus been referred to the of police for report. THE EXTENSION OF V STREET. A petition from the property owners in the county requesting the Commissioners to open V street from its present terminus, between North Capitol and 1st streets northwest, to Lin- coin avenue has been received. Mevers. E. J. Stellwagen and E. Edmonston, trustees of the land adjoining Le Droit Park on the east (some forty-five acres), state that they are pre- pared to donate all the land necessary for the [extension of V street through their property and for all other cast and west streets which the Commissioners may desire should be opened. The extension of V street to Lincoln avenue will make all the p: yy between Lin- coln avenue and Le Droit Park easy of uccous by the Eckington and Soldiers’ Home railroad and will be of great convenience to all persons now residing in that region. It will aiso add to the desirability of this property for residence purposes and thus indirectly increase the reve- nues of the District. These are some of the ad- Yantages cited in the petition. CHARGES AGAINST A BRIDGE EREPEE. ‘The Commissioners have received a list of charges against bridgekeeper Wm. Edelin of the new bridge. Dr. W. Lee White iethe com- plainant. He charges Edelin with entering his orehard and taking fruit, neglect of duty, fre- quenting liquor saloons, insolence and all- around “incompetency. | Superintendent of County Roads Geo. N. Beale has been ordered to make an investigation. MISCELLANEOUS. The public pumps at 9th and E streets southeast and on 11th street between B and C streets southeast have been ordered closed. The wells will be cleaned out and the water then examined. If found fit for ues new pumps will be erected, if not they will be abandoned. ‘The drinking fountain on the corner of New York avenue and 13th street will be moved to the cast side of 13th street between H street and New York avenue northwest. ‘The superintendent of the water de; t has been ordered to Gloucester, N. J., to in- spect the fire hydrants now being manufac- tured there for the water the water department Wheeling einige Gant Use Mets for Arguments. A very sensational scene, in whieh two of the most prominent men in West Virginia were the chief actors, oceurred yesterday on the sidewalk in front of the eity hall at Wheeling, W.Va. It wasa fisticuffand blood was drawn. Hon. W. P. Hubbard, the late republican can- didate for Congress, and who ran on the re- publican state ticket in 1885 for attorney gen- eral. and Hon. Wm. H. Hearne, also» leading republican politician, both gentlemen being lifelong friends, were the participants in the sanguinary encounter. ‘The gentlemen are op- Posing counsel in « law suit pending in the ¢ cuit court, and the contest has been so bitter that a bad feeling has been engendered. About 10 o'clock yesterday morning the wo gentle- men met and became involved in » heated dis- cussion of the case. Suddenly Mr. Hearne was observed to strike Mr. Hubbard ander the tight eye with his fst. Mr. Hubbard was a wut rallied and the two men clinch Eitoria of bystanders to interfere were unsuc- cessful, as both the pugilists are powerful men. ‘The affair is the talk of the city and is gray regretted, as the gentlemen are extremal iy pop- ular and have been close political friends, are leaders of their party in the state. —seo— New President of Lafayette College. ‘The citizens of Easton, Pa, and vicinity tendered to Ethelbert D. Warfield, the new president of Lafayette College, a banquet and reception last night in Pomfret Hall. There were covers for just 150 and dhe tables were occupied by the representative men of the community. Hon. Robert E. James presid and toasts were responded to by President Warfield. ex-Attorney General Kirkpatrick. Mayor Beidelman, Judge Reeder, Dr. Traili reen, William Hackett, Prof. W. Bowen, Ke K E.' Burke and Hev. T. J. Lee. The ban- juet was the most pretentious affair ever un- dirtaken at Easton’ and. was a great wuocees ‘The new president is very popular. 100 Visiting the Battlefields. Two hundred and forty-four survivors of the sixth army corps, including a numter of ladies, arrived at Winchester, Va., yesterday from Philadelphia and were met by the Union Cornet Band and a number of citizens and escorted to their quarters. A camp-fire was held last night in the court house hall. Today will be = iy looking over the battlefekie. On Sat ranite monument to the memory of bese ae commanding the first division, sixth corps, will be unveiled with appropriate ceremonies in the national cemetery. The party will return Saturday evening. WANT gee REAR ar Weinert ia J EXPERIENCED WOMAN 708 sScroughly a Fe 3 good wages ro perqolss references real or rae Sa st. haw sce Wa NTED—SHOEMAKER ON TEPATEING AND ‘who can make new work; also boy to learn one with some ex the ‘ANTED—A GOOD © GIRL FOR G¥) Warns ousswonke Call wee K St asi Sele J ANTED_A SERVANT FOR GENEMAL HOUSE- cereterred.” 14th . Wasting and ironing, ina family of four adults. Pst. nw. it WANTED-AT 019 F ST. NW. THREE FInST- class carpenters for ide work. It* WASTED — SIruatiON IN REAL Estate Office vat uiuence trade; Lest refer nce; experience. rcasers tor. weveral celta sists shear city. Address HUST LEM Saromier Wares BY YOUNG NAN, PLACE mon aceTe wove: has Lin Uhroe years! experi iN ood references: willing and accommodatitur, Sddress 1120 Gearpia ave. nen 7 ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, EXPERIENCED, S place to keep books of un sort four hours, day or evening; best of references. Address H. JP. office. whee WANSTED-SITUATIONS FOR BAKEMS, PAS- try cooks, housemen, drivers, porters, Janitors, dellmen, watchmen, bovikecpers, fady casliiers and en, de! BURNHARMS, 1110 Gist. mw. clerks. salesmen, WANTED---HOUSES. WANSTED-10 EXCHANGE NEW SIX-ROOM houses. good location and well rented. ag vert Yas Biepton house,.8 of 9 rooms. Auply G. 5 BORD, Wastepss GENTLEMAN TO CANVASS THE dusiness houses of ‘the District for the sale of pecialtivs; must be well uted with a none 'y. Profitable work to Tight man. ee ofbes se18-3t \ 7 ANTED—LIBERAL WAGES AND GOOD HOME to competent woman, white or colored, who can sok decently and do housework in.» faunily of three; bo washing or ironing. “Apply 400 Bat. mcr velS St TANTED — TWO GENTLEMEN OF GOOD babite who are thoroushiy conversant with the osecution of pension and ot he Address V old, to wait om the table: : ‘ANTED- COLORED WOMAN 10 COOK, WASH ‘und iron; also house girl. Bring reference. Ws W: Vv with ANTED ‘Address G. M. J ANTEDSA XOUNG LADY TO KEEP BOOKS ‘and do the general office work of # laundry ; 01 ne experience prelerred. ‘Address LAUNDRY, Star of sel s-ut” Wane ine GOOD DRIVERS ACCUS- towed to handing turniture; bring reference. MONES & SUNOS. selonat W Ss ‘AN EXPERIENCED MILLINER AND ered aleeinay:one living in Wow, Washington, pre- Sew a ferred. references required. Apply H. UELTI V Taos ALTO FOR CHOIR. APPLY TO 4NO. F. ELLIS & CO. 7-3 WANIED-A YOUNG MAN, EIGHTEEN OR twenty years old, who fs not’ atraid of work and bas worked at carpentering one or two years. -ApDIY | 0 at L113 D st. ne. after Go'clock p.m. elt: WANTED EITHER TWO WHITE O8 COLORED owen—one an cook and agudress, other bottse- 145 Connecticut ave. beat city relerence reuires; private fanny. W AXIED_A MAN TO PLAY PIANO, OXE WHO sins Avply im evening.” “Miss IDA DRULY. S 17. We MALE TEACHER FOR COMM s ere Tarumebes tn a private tomy: Moore ‘until 4 p.m. wgperieuce and FEMALE TeacHii, Star ules. slaty exported, SEES EMO, gee eERIENCED | YOUNG salesiadies, tno laden’ furnishing and worsted perience in store: sears ‘worsted slags a ply at 0 a WWANTED-A GIRL TO COOK AND DO THE housework in « sual! fauntiy ; no washing or tron: at night ; references required. 1y ts "wpa as teat ANTEDGA FINST.CLASS COOK IN A SMALL ene qrl preferred. Appiy 6 B st. n.e. ‘ANTED— WOMEN COOKS, #10 TO #75: CHAM- dermaids, nurses and isundresses, in city oraway Orsvers, or tara vlored mek cooks. LA. COOMBS & CO., 527 10th st. nw. Wang ‘D—A BOY TO MAKE HM! GED Py ally useful in a shoe store. Apply at _ saath 2 WaA4sTED—aT CITY INTELLIGENCE Orr ‘cooks, waiters, drivers, cau berinalds, men, boys for all work; Places yiven uuti s Wevie ace se WAVING VACANT HOUSES to place them in our hands tor rent. We are un- able to supply the demand tor houses routing at 82540 50 in n.w. and ue. JOHNSON, CHEW & CO., G17 winae Fok Rs ews NICELY FURNISHED KOOMS im vod neighborhood ; cond floor, ; neces. Call at 1106 1th st. nsw. selsat* Re RENT—1251 OTH ST. N.W., TWO LARGE hat Ter con afengy sega — ana tk eeniury ‘rent reasonable and in sdwance: sit poe ANT FOUR UNFURNISHED KOOMt ‘With beat and wes; to adults only; could be us for light, et ipy. 324 bast 1} wt Fer RENT—THREE LARGE COMMUNICATING unfurnished rooms on second Boor; heat and das; = Mri} eR same re suitable for pht bons honsekeep- 2 ercoran at. ‘also large furuiaued wang! Tooin, third flvor. ae OK i RENT LARGE, NICELY FURNISHED SEC- ‘ond: ay front and communicating rom; also {hird Moor, suitable for four feutlemen; all table board. 817 th et: bw. ‘OR RENT—TWO Rooms JUITABLE FO! Fk Roucekceving: vere aetirabie iosrtion parte east: conv ia a cardand henley reat ver cheup to roftce. Fo RENT—-ON THE SECOND FLOOR OF A Dew house. a lange, front room, micely furniaed; rent very reasonable. 2402 Pa. ave. F pe, REST Lanoe. NICELY, FURNISHED front room ; also fFaom; we objections to Iugt housekeeping, “610 11th JOR RENT. i. a CAP AND ISTS. SSS ment room: for business or for faintly; also 2 room yarior flour, {J rooms second 7 all cheap. F QE, REXT-NICELY FURNISHED SECOND- floor auite of parior and ono or two bed rooms; bay window: open fireplaces: turnace heat; Vath. s: aod new house. “71 11th at. selbst FRR T_2D_ »FIQOR, WITH FIRST-CLASS table board. ne, sel 3t* TOR eS Garon MILL, PLEASANT turn: rooms, with board; desirabje location ; Feferences given hd required. 228 Now Jersey ave. wel FOE RENT-IN PRIVATE FAMILY THE Ky northwest. two lance conmmunicatin bay Slowets; boar 4 Q st. F= RENT_TWO LAKGE Fi Ui roows ou 2d floor; Hht housekeeping peruutted ; Pleesant surroundinys; good location, rent modera 1404 Oth st. nw. sel at™ ‘OR RENT—631 TST, N.W., one large furnished front room : suitable for 2 gentlemen or cent and wife: U = if desired ; Jocation cmmtral and teri sels-iw | | reasonal ae eel7-0" 3; ALOUT 10 OR REN 34 13TH ST. 8. W.—PARTLY south rent Miroat) meodece tape as | F toracing at eatuntied teak, Gains met jesired for a for advertiser; state | kitchen aud three chainburs toa’ desirable party; ret ‘Aikdreos LAWYEL A, Star oflce: grencen required, pegs sssion October 1." Cailaiter S es w: TED—BY A WIDOW, PART OF A HOUSE | }}OR RENT—ONE OR TWO UNFURNISHED where owner will take board in payment for ren rooms, second floor, beat and gus, adjoining bath best of references. “Addr ss MJ., Star oft Foot ; front revin has lanwe clowet, as 1st ea HOUSE FOR 5.000 IN A GOOD Witton: state ice nd tnuber of "house and streets "Addveas D . WALKER, 3d and East Capitol seltst™ W ANTED_T0 PURCHASE FOR CASH A HOUSE nearly uew of ¥ or more rooms, pressed brick, ba} window front, no Basement ; cellar and parking ated from Sth st. west and north of Massachusetts ave, correspondence solicited, statiug prige and size of lot, number of rooms, not tv exceed $4,000. E. D. GODFRE’ se16-4t* G10 K st. WANTED UF YOU HAVE A SPECIAL BAR. gain in N cash Northwest Washington I can find you a rurehuner. Give a AMIN, oe sele-st PRIVATE VW ANTED—For CAREFUL ADULT furnisied oF partially furaished liuse: n.w.; moderate rent, “Adtiress 1009 2 st. u.w. welGt™ WASTED-3 WE BICK HOUSES, costing from $5.000 to €10.000 exch: will find auck salesir placed With me at vice Seelo-ut ‘A. M. GORMAN, G10 13th st. m. W ANTED_OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE DESIR- ing to dispose of their property wil advantage to tavor us with description. ANTED_—A FEW SIX, EIGHT AND T ‘Louses to rent to prowpt-paying tenants at #29 W $2R@ Per month im northwest, nortlieast und Gapitol fselz-7t) J. H. GILAL & CO. JANTED—PARTIES HAV: sale or rent in the Disti and lowest G HOUSES 70E should send mie a de- i ah price. ALSO BUR: ES. 1 aus now having a list. prepared for members of Congress, which will be ready’ for cit culation October 1. R. 8. DONALDSO? 012-6" 925 ¥, Roos WANTED—BOARD. Wee BOARD AND KOOMS BY MEMBER, wife and two daughters about Deceuiher 1: best accomodations. ‘Ad Items 5.W.Q., Star office, WASTED BOARD IN A PRIVATE: FAMILY FOR anederly lady who ix @ partial invalid. “9: particulars and terms to PO. Box 70. sel7- joyinent at once; wen, 1; women, b ‘t 5 Peet | Se SHACRLEF OND. EAT WANTED—LOTS. ANTED — IMMEDIATELY Fi W ANTED—2 GOOD LOTS WELL LOCATED IN ak seer ee apprentices at ~ Abe northwest incege about 500 and $4,000 work tor an wages. Addroas Box 1A, Star 6 Ww ANTED- A plete CoE DOS as WANTED AX HONEST, RELIALLE AND IN- tellucent ‘chamuberw in sewing andcareof children. L130at. ow. poten W SS TED-CARPENTERE AT 9TH AND COTS. 2. Bowe but ood hands heed apply. ser dei MP CHias! Gkssrorp. croitnd sultable fo tunueliate purchase O10 Lath st. new. wel Ot WANTED_ MISCELLANEOUS. | 5 WASTED BY A YOUNG LADY LIVING ON ‘Capitol Hill, afew day Drunches, drawing and moderate, Address "56 « Wanted 510 RENT, BY_A_ RESPONSIBLE party, suifictent furniture for a bed room and. ting rooms, with the privilege of purchasing. Addi Box 30, Biar office. ‘sels lot or 41 for the erection of several Now suited. A. M. GURMA’ ANTED-YOUNG MEN, SIXTEEN, SEVEN- teen and olchtecn years Of axe, who are experi- pine, None other need appiy. ick, Woodward & Lothrop. "welt ANTED — GOOD COOK, WILLING TOO eneral housework, without washing: suall Vv OS RENBRICK family of adulte; waxes ei5 to one thorouxhly reliable “sia ‘ail at Sp este Pera sel 7-21 Ww We TED. Wo FIRST-CLASS TAILORES 414inn st. n. J ANTED—TO BUY A DROP FRAME SAFETY; rust bea bargain. “Address WHEEL, Star office. selzt" W2 ANTED-AM BACK AGAIN BUYING UP y Ast-class second-hand clothing: best atte to. selest™ W 4ANTED—To BUY AT WO-BEATED ONE-HOKSE carriage; in prime order : aust be cheap for cash. Qdidrese, ivi price, G. Fy B., Malley's Crows Koads, sel7- Wie —TO PURCHASE A DINING OR LUNCH gom state priceandiocation. “Address. ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS RpvOUCHER AND one who can assist in operating; ood salary aud steady work to @ Kood mau. Address KETOUCHER AND UF ERA1OX, Star office, selUest™ ENTEP-CANVABBEKS FOR BOYD'S DIS: and good epellers: alto, sere” Pecwonel bppticatons ood spellers, also soter,” Yecyoual appiteations be uoticed. "Address, au in win handwriting, BOvDs bear olive we ela ANTED_1WO FIRST-CLASS ¥ WHITE WAIT. wone others need avpiy. iith's:. nw. seit ANTED—BOY AND WOMAN: WOMAN FOR ‘keneral hotsework; must be wood cook, washer and froner: boy to work around store and ‘aysist 11 use. ABDI: W115 Jath st. nw. sole" W PO! ON Sd days’ time: cusrautco 8150 proft in-4 weeks oF pe pay: tise samples tor staiup. D. BHOUF& CO., tae ‘nel AR TED-YOUNS WOMEN, NICK APPuAR- undresses, ‘Thouseworkers, waitresses, &c.'; (trunks stored) ol7-t* W as ‘A CHEAP WAGON, CARRIAGE OR buxwy. Address BINGLY, Star office. se17-3t ANTED—A BIORE OR Hit BETWEEN ‘Oth, 1oth, F aud New York ave., which the owner will remodel into re; state terius and location. Address KEMODEL, Star office. wol7-3t" JANTED—TO BUY, SELL OR EXCHANGE, 10,000 new, and second-hand school books; all Kinds of nuscellaneous Looks taken in exchanwe. Call or address A. K. WILLIAMS, 921 and 5¥3 7th st Bw. welt Wika bode aan SALOON IN NORTHWES’ Mmuyt be cheap. “Address SAM, Star office, wel 7st ANTED_ HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE FURNT. ture; also stock» of iserchandi ib inads storage and hauling. AL WM. LOWENTH AL'S 0? ‘7th at. a. w. welG-4w WANTED; 20 PURCHASE % GOCD. SUUND mare, not over G years; bicycle intpurt payment, 1038 selo-3t* AXTED ALL 1 DESIRING PHOTOGRAPHS OF theuselven, children oF trieud 0 get a dozen fine cabinets tor $2 this iwouth. 19 oth Sti, bear Academy of Mus.c. seit dun ANIED-SCHOOL BOOKS BOUGHT AND sold at the Central Book Exchamye, 1112 E st. PC, MERRY. 10-1 WwW nw. Funeral of Ex-Minister Loring. The funeral of Dr. Loring, ex-Commissioner of Agriculture and ex-United States minister to Portugal, was held yesterday fternoon from the North (Unitarian) Church at Salem, Mass. ‘The services in the church were preceded by & simple prayer at the Loring manor at Pick- man farm by the venerable pastor of the North Parish, Rev. Edmund B. “Wilson. The pall- bearers were Hon. Wm. C. Endicott, Hon. Cogswell, Hon. John D. Crapo, Gen. E. F- Beale, ham, Gen. Samuel C. Lawrence. Col. J. Frank Dalton and Hon. M. I. Stevens. The inter- ment took place at Harmony Grove cemetery. sc AE EBC ROE ‘The Memphis Theater Burned. ‘The Memphis Theater, the oldest in the city, was destroyed by fire yesterday morning at 3 o'clock. The fire is supposed to have origi- nated in the dressing room of the theater and to be due to the carelessness of the Below Zero ‘Company, which closed ite engagement there Wednesday night. In twenty minutes after the discovery of the fire the flames had spread to the old library building on the corner of $d and Jefferson streets, which was occupied by a number of families They all eacaped, cost of the building was $60,000, with $24,000 insurance. Feau, conducted b: and women, white ‘American Mutual Aid Society, 721 14th n. w. ‘HM, Address F. A. C., Of dutuestic labor, elt} Tae ba ‘ANTED—BY A YOUNG OUNTLEMAN, wie ‘ance, for theaters; covus, butlers. lai women for this city and country near city. HAMS, 11106 et. nw, ‘se1z-6r WASTED | DUSDORE'S EMPLOYMENT BU- Leot. news sod date ANTED—30 GUOD AGENTS AND CANVASS tor endowment order; pbs SR men HK. WE AT WANTED— ROOMS. ANTED—OCi, 1, FOUR OB Five UNFUR- ‘Rished rooms for f Hight how housekeeping on Capitol Tlahed room and board in horthiwest part of city Tullpertieularss P'S B., btar vices soldat ARTED_BY LADY ENGAGED DURING THE oor, with best and yas: tor ht housskeepin ent | tad Sreres be Togation between rth and 13k Hand Osis. Adres. @., Btar office. weit? v 7 ANTED—81,700 FOR TWO YEARS; SECURED / qbY frst lien’ on real estate near this city worth ; Fate ul interest per cent; title perfect. Ad- Sea Boks Star ouiee, aus WANE BaGER SOD AND SILVER Fou Casi. WM. FRIEDEKICH, duputacturing Jeweler, 105 7th st., basement, opposite patent ; fine watch presentation and order medals inade vestabuished 1672. terme: to leata oe ‘country ; circulars, nei RIDER area jol0 Fete Jensen WANTED ERE, AMMONIATED STEAM CAR- FET CLEANING AND RENOVATING WORKS, a 1110 E. st. w. Caspase ape tater aly a, TWO OR THREE UNFURNISI ANTED_TYPRWHITERS FOR REN’ eee Wasson i tabla rete lagaee | WW trochineg.Caltrraviie Now. 3 ats Site Ce eas BOkNOR: | tary letter fle. NEWSIAN & SON, O69 7th at nw. bis ast awe weiss | _suld-sm* ;TED_OCTOBER 15, BY YOUNG cours, | WANTED WILLIAM. FRISGELL, “PIANO wears unalcarin ftrmislved rooms. with board: | "Yicq"tece tunlag ek lowest rates, Orders by watt oe gta Ss state terms Ad | promptly at hia. Wi Ta TEnSSGUNG BT YgUNG, MAN DESIRES URRISHED sto fanally : pout hot to exceed $10 yor inowib 7 ie ‘ Lee Box bay elty, se17 I Waste nar ox Ol FOUL, UNFURNISHED Commntnicating rooms bet: Leth and inh and Potaekeeg ist be reason atte 2 nz ~ ee es cased kein sven ‘ity. TED_ {HELE UNFURNIGHED ROOMS 1X Lenore faulty of Wo. no cl igen ‘Address FM. sie Sarat iD 80) ee att Addreas. Waster x MO’ two rooms wit! yaa. permaneet; Fs ANTED—HOUSEKEEPERS AND mien Drietors to Inow that they can havo their ‘iurui- WwW 0 8 Tepaired, packed and. stored ten Sine hair inaitheeses a specialty. FREE- Sax Dos Wet Lets new. estabished va sek. ay WANTED-GRAZE YOUR Honus “ON wir. Son's stock and eras farm: 99 ver juouths tor 3 Beat for and returned tres. Fite WiLOS i Sent for and rottirned tree. ‘eeu a PERSONAL. Masior ap soy ne ATE BY se17-3t* TS thet, new. © PAY FOR SERVICE PERFOMMED WILL in Altive Heat ines PIN TATA = | 2 CLERK WITH VERY DEST nerza- Weevuremerenrent via 2 Sree with forma J. sett” WASTED—SY GENTLEMAN AND Sais te Two cea ee pra es Wi era ann canes capi as pitvouudeharhone A See Teele rp an Te ry aed tee rank we ao inet Saale = Goan = wad bay win- ent dow; new to pension sachuvetts Fok HES 40) WESTMINSTER VST. N. Wa two"turnished or unfurnished rooms; frout und back; soutnern exposure; second story; en suite OF convenient to Lith, Uth and 7th st. cars. ee house; modern improves xt govermment printing oBtce ‘OR RENT—FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED rooms for rent. 27 P st. uw. SOK KENT—1WO OR THREE UNFURNISHED Fooms. second floor; heat, gas and bath; suitable for loeht Lommekeopie SOR RENT— ‘One larye room, 1334 New York awe. se17-2t" FOR RENTIEXCELLENT TABLE BOARD AT aoderate price, with or without furnished er Mntarnished; from $5 to $1; first, second and third floors, Kood location. - GIN iid st. uw. sel 7 Fok SENT CTMREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS ou second floor ‘n new house; Lay window; south- reese with neat, gas and bath. Apply 2113 Fe KENT—LOVELY APARTMENTS OF TWO rooms and alcove on second flor. G17 1th uw FOE REST BRIGHT, SUNNY PuONT Room Inquire of ‘Mrs. EGAN, Owner, 218 N.Y. ave. n.w. sel FORREST 2016 G7, auunicating oF single Foo! ished, withts easy walking ai HA DSOME. wnished or untur. tance of State and mn preferred ; board if se] 7-st" QR RENT— FOUR LARGE UNFURNISHED ni sacond figor.” Wo Hi at. a. W.. opposite nent printing office Fok REST-AT THE IRVINGTON, 1416 K st —lurwe. eieeantiy furnished ‘ rooms, with board, fu suites of two. three or umugly. “aeié-r Fok BEND —2Wo LANGE UNFURNISHED Fools: usw house; frout room haw bay, window abd. alcove. back room larg: beautiful location ; conventent to cars and her a orto Lita ste ne. ae FOE BENT_SICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, ya quiet, respectabie indy, Addreas ROMS 4, office. sel F 28 RENTOISG G ST. NW. FOUR NICELY furnished rooms, single or double, with hath gn Same fluor. Fok HENT— COMFORTABLY FUBNISHED SUITE i Focus comprising bed. fttinx and smoking room: Dath ; secor vate fauily owners of premises: wentlewen, references. 1228 ‘sel6.3t" aN ROOMS FURNISHED OR UNFUR: desired: near G. suitable for ‘one oF two sth st uw. FOR, RENTS TAREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS ‘with bath, heat and gas: suitable for light house- Keeping, teruis, 614 Def iuonthe ADbiy Miat 147 R RENT. TARGE FURNISHED oo ‘heat, light aud bath ; 3d floor. #12 New York ue oF tio wentiemen preferred. se16-3t ‘OR RENT—FURNISHED HANDSOMELY-TWO second-story south front rooms, singly or eb suite; all couveniences;ears puss the dove. Apply at 130 Siw. ‘FOR, RENT-SEOOND-F100K FRONT, BOOMS: woe Rate aew, SUS people: ease ‘OR KENT_120] 10TH ST. N.W., CORNER OF M, nicely furnished sunny rooms, with board : furnace and open fires. Heferences excuunyed. 80-2" (Ol RENT—AT 1y 10% CLE. TO GENTLE: ‘men only, one auite of rooms furnished as parlor, bed room and dressing room, also. private beth, all connecting on second floor; each roum overlooks the relerences exchanwed. solz-m Fe RENT—PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS: in family without children ; convenient to all ines rs; price from 8U up. 1027 oth st. n.w. vel l-La" FO! RENT-BEAUTIFUL LAKGE ROOMS, SI gle or en suite: bay windows inesch ; ay: cormer house;south and ent front: private analy Feterences reauired. ‘1101 K st FOR BENT ZC AND Maas. yHept. 15, large newly ‘pa carpeted and nicely furnished front rooms, with board ;southern and eastern exposure; references exchanged. ¥e8-1m" “AVE, ‘OR RENT-G33 I ST. N.W., TWO ROOMS ON 24 floor other desirable rooms; turnished ; south-front house; with or without board; relerences Fequired. ‘seo-lm" POE BENT_THE WOODMONT, 13TH AND IOWA circle, rooms: terms for the ye RON at Filteen yoare at Wormley's. ay+sm FOR RENT_FLATS. Pou RENT ONE, FIRST-CLASS FLAT; RIGHT rooms, in heat: all modern im auente."appiy'to JAMES S BANBOOK. SET ee, LW. a218-3t FoR SE as WELL ROBNISHED _ SECOND- oor flat; six rooms and bath; complete in all ab Pointmente; au excellent clues for atulte desing Wuiet, comfort and privacy to. secure a cozy” Gilldien or dogs. Apply 135 14th n.-y aiter 10 eu. sel0-13t JOR RENT_FURNISHED, TO ADULIS, A VERY desirable flat of six roots; east, south and west terms reasonable; reference. ¥20 0th Bw. FO8, RENT; 10 ADULTS —IN THE STORY aan ee seven rooms and batis: front bn ariten ine 2, F8 SS OF FIV: EROQMS AND BATH, ‘windows to north and south, 2d floor 422 O st. W.ireut S14. EA. McINTURE, £27 Ct. n.w., opp. ‘Trinity Chureh. Eat FOR RENT—OFFICES. (OR RENT-OFFICE BUILDING 715 11TH SE. “|F floors and basement. ea THRU. A HARDING, arte. Eesniras POR RENT — SEVERAL BEAUTIFUL rooms ou the second Hore. Apply at 1258 Fst. cor. kith and Fe wel ese OR RENT—CORNER 10TH AND G STS, Pemen ube fertora yr othcs) Ale twa rable o' red sind Fr Saittpon See Route a Sar CH ‘ust ‘Cor. 10th and G sta. a FOR RENT—STORES. iENT_STORE AND DWELLING, J ieuastt | s 127 W; 34, O49 and OAS Latte te teat te amie Pennsylvania aye. ; five ooo eee ae BA. McINTINE, 25) Cet. new. opp. _s017-0t S00 Teh. 2.0. saa rabie teunnt. FISH? &CO., Apriy to THOS. 3 seikut ing Ps. lw. For nest— na ork ave. n.w., A Sastory and baxeraent trick dwellinc, conta 7 story ment Urick dweilng, contatning 17 4) Fee, WENT_—$i2.50 & MONTH, 2 NEW BRICKS, Bouma ball aad vestibule ssiiaaor vet aes nal | itn. DAVIp Dost j _wl8-2t FOR BENT HARD-WOODFININH THREE STORY | Seis” vt at Fo FUR FOE BEST—Baicx. 00 SEW ¥ rooms, batti,cvilar, furnace, & ‘and roonis over sane, 710, South Carolina ‘ave. brick, 1239 1th st. nw at low rent tm U37 F at. _selsit ALUERT F. FOX, 920 F st. mw. Fort KENT —novse ine Toome aud bath: all'm. {-. lance parking aid cheeetal house.” Price #3 por gout . 1417 F at. GEO. Ar eae Fos SES 1-5 Thos Hai Estate Brokers HOUSES. NORTHWEST. ®) Roar 810 List . FICES. roo: = 408 La ave, “ath fi Sth st nw, rui 4. bunid’y, room > Central builds, F only a portion of the property on my KL Mt a at AliteAn iested on ‘OR KENT PROSPECT AVE... GEORGE: omni atx rooins, Dati, two latrobes: tare cellar and Yard; wewly vajered :near two lines of care sek (0. T) WEST. 71s Loth st. ne FSS, BENT-FURNISHED VERY DESIRABLE G-room house on C st. near North Capitol st: cheap at $0 per mouth. T.'. BKOOKS, G1 12th st. aw sol8-st FoR RENT“ Stags AVE, ; A HAND- some house of 1:3 rooms in One of the finest loca tons. Lest possible order ; to respon welS-st” i RENT—COMPLETELY FURNISHED HOUSE, op 19th st. n.w. near I; nine roou.sand bath price B10 per mio. ALERT & ABER. “NOS T7th st. mt. We. SB PR y-window front, 6 rooms, bath. all mod. tm; lapre yards and closets; open trom 10'a.m. to. p.m se FOR RENT 917 ITH STN. W.: BRICK OFFICE building: 12ro0ms, Othe’ room & = 2 N.H. AVE. NEAR DUPONT :seven-room ‘brick, all mod. bapereg throughout to x _sel7-2w DEEBL 14 st, or, we” AY Foe. STON. 3-18 308, #100 a0 On ve 5 ene IEE WESCOTT & WILCOX, __selt 101 Femeavtrents Qsthw T4108 stnw, Tor Jets dont ie 13 H st ne, i850 A) Md ave ne, Gr aw, OF 14th st, store... sels bi OK KENT necth = KEN siweil- re, 10r nid stores Jon th ets, Le Wid visest nw, de 2018 Kst nw, tir 8251 Is iowa cir uw, Lif! Ss) 1 dos Toh wt “20 17th st (flat), Se 4:55 H wt uw, ue Ls Ist st sw Gr G59 Pomeroy st nw, dt SHED. pipet 12th st aw, stuw, 10r Hist near 15 Hillyer ave, C nnn BOF auove ious cau be exainined by perm: ico uuly THOMAS S Pisin & IsaPstow | NI_FINE LANGE STORE AND DWELL: | D st. u.w., with all iodera couventences; oF sevarate: “Avply vo 'W. CONUS | tt from ENT_DWELLING Iii? 100K a NW cluding bath, closet, de. : In sel0-1m COR 3ISTANDUSTS. N fa! locati 1320 T st. ue. Gr. brick, a.m-t 2237 Cleveland ave. Or. brick, EB! Bavise'c N HOUSE, 2440 bath. large cellar. yard. Rent, at 41i 25th st. nw. Key at st. mW sel7-1m g oor! Pe sos ~ 298 eh wt mw, re 316 Ind ave, 16re, with stable... yap stable. 75 Lash Oth wt iw, Br Kentucky. ply. at eou 3 fe Insurance Company. Agent. uli Mew and coluplete, wp. ‘Aviatie’ Dus Js. JORDAN {OK RENT FURNISHED, & VERY DESIRABLE | : room moderb-Amproved dwelling; 1741. y the Year oF will leate for five years at Bl Inonth; fret-clase in every respec CAYWCOD & GARRETT, 13th st. and N. ¥. ave. Fe, KENT—FUKNISHED OR UNFURNISHED handsome three-story und velar br if desired; nine rooms and bath. __ RUST & HU Stiwbont ; water: price, @ MES BROWN. Gos ith ot RENT EIGHT-ROOM BRICK, SLOKE AND Foxe Re. 10ty aud Ga. ave. 6.0.5 “price, a0. G04 Toth atheat {aE RENT—A GOOD jp WOOM FRAME-DWELE ing, with lane stable, “acres of ground, fine trees, orchard, &c., within Ave minutes walk of car lime: Paesais te ihe ctty, ane ronda’ Hants: rent only ES pertnouth, CHAS. E“BANES. selot “WOO Lath at. FOR SES FROMTHE IST OF ocrouen, house i323 bth st. new; 10 rove, lactase ath i wiorouch repair.” Hsiduite on tho yreuinen velba JOR RENT—i0in F ST. N,W.; 12 ROOMS AND bath; Heated by furnace, irc, $i ABLAT & ABLICL. bos t fo MENT_FORMISUED-HOUGE ists aoa Fiat nw; 10 roows and bath; beated by furnace. ice 0 St PRBERT & ABERT, 808 17th st. n.w. Fe RENT_FURNISHED- TO A PRIVAT! 0% BRC ily, Le Beld-l FOR RENT 614 AND GIGK STN. 6 ROOMS: mod. improveum 20.30" ‘and G16 at key. ¥. 18.90. a month; UCKER & BKO. FOE REST — 2Wo SEW HOUSES” FouKTE: rooms each: one on Mus ied by Senator Cullom, and oue on Conn. av. ber one furnished if desired. Apply 1300 Conn. ave. sel4-Ut Ri NFURNISHED. Fase ‘BOL P at,Or... 10r 11041 Sehr | Hea Deh st ae. iG: 0 | 1258 Union stor ‘HERFORD, 1207 Fst.n. FOR RENT—310 D pT. 8.2..72, 1827 10th st. 2009 New York av 2244 Cleveland st. n. BES Let at. aw. Or (2-1w Son ‘RENT-B} HOLTZMAN. ar = fate and Insurance Droker 10th aud Fate ur We HOU: $15 Teed 18th nw, fr. 0 ULS Pennsyivania Ist se, 9, M st nw.16¢ .. die tae t F stow... ave, oF. ST tes 1614 RT ave (rear. 880) 1405 H st crear) ‘10°25 Conn ave (rear) seid WOHOLTZAX. 100 ana sta.n.w. iCKs, WITH WaT! {OR BENT NEW F wt.. near 12th and FR Z AND, Senne CORNER " attached ore hae a slmepaaid monte Shae aet WIGHT. 1800340 meet eae .NT—STO! TUR! <- Hu areneP eh quire on wos Foe = —_ Tair Ratesowe coer ee FOR RENT—STABLES. FOe, HExT—s BRICK TWO-STORY STABLE ane oak ease poate aut MANICURE MANICURE AND CHTROPODIST, 448 ISTH BT. N. W. alvin ‘Office opext all summer. | iyaiting, turuace, ae: HUN N.W.; BROWNSTONE rooms; handsomely’ papered: electric Inquire of owuer, Mrs. M. J. auz7-lin trout, 12 + 13UY F stn. we. | Reed farm, es beautifully fur subdivision aud. ts iu riiieyes Penpectihe Prior fay mente Ls Le The hen Modes o Loa O§ eal ESTATE vuomPt attention to ail aypucations. SMOLM™LEDT & BRADL an31-1m vA Te Stas 7 POST, ATSAND WAWEiNGs, lhe ia. ‘The Attmeton tire Tne. Oo. 8: » 2NEX TO LOAN IN CARGEAND) Mali st ue ah lowest rates of ‘orate inthe Distt ot Cocina RETEST, ~ cor. Lithia Pst commaseione TMos. J. Fim Sd F at MSS Co aa uue Fo a iayuieate SAR ES iy ceed wit M°**Y To Loax, AN SUMS FROM 9300 UPWARD. AT THE LOWEST KATE OF INTEREST. ei es ae BEAL ESTATE IN THIS DISTRICT. XK. 0. HOLTZMAN, Cor. 10th and F ste a. w. xD . Me ¥ TO LOAN ON ENDOWMENT LIFE Al Tontine Insurance policies Chased at highest cash prices weuw TO LOAN-LARGE AMOUNTS ACWaT® hand for gas on Lest city security ot lowes ratea of interest. Unstaltuvent ioc with Giseent i. Good Vuliding ‘icaus will aiwaye ‘te cousdered © can bow also take icans cn collateral secueny ai Uber Cet toe of aor ihe “it sare & sons, sei-te igie NEY WANTED AND TO Ls, rai having money to joau can all ‘tutes, secured Uy dewde ot trust, tor sale at Woods #0. yO M ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON KEAL ESTATE Ok FIRST- <iaee secUrit), at lowest Tales Of Interest, Bode Where tne we Unity ie good. ny oC." GREEN, 308 7h MOSES To DOAN ATS AND o Pex CANT ON Mi Sivroved Distsacs real estate no delays aa PARKER, Laie Fat. Tras Wass DaNeN Scent fo DANENOWER € BOK es Les TR ARs SUMS OF FkOM OM 6300 625.00 om “TUS cia COUNTRY REAL ESTATE SOK SALE Raat Seas CHO acres of land nine miles from W the B. and O. KK. this farm i known ae Proved by & Bue dwelling bade and sood water, to would open rouds aud. Atvid cre its there is at jeast 204 per cent profit, i LO be seen to be ap Preciated; being ob the fine double track Pailpod be Tween the reat co cual city of the south and the capital of the nation and Under the sladow of the dowe of the Capitol it must uecemartly be valuable, (taining 23 rooms. Bne tan who STH allowed to Teuains as it te for Fear or twos Price at present 6200 per acre. BB. WARNER & CO. welt WI6 Fat. Foe SALES ACHES oF VALUABLE LAND ON Toad gums from Kock ville pike to Coudutt weat Berticman Stemteonuers counts de “A ule from Tea: Jey wenn Mock vie Ede Soko SS Galties, 12137 aww 1010 324 st, br, 107 & = 825.00 20.00 21 Duiitbarion ave, bh and store, 50 8418 N st, br, Or. 1G Sy 00 15049 oth wt, br, Gr 15.90 Ibiy sid st, vr, ‘Gr. uFCh. + meres, 1,8F- 15.00 “98.00 S359 De shart re 20 141s See ASE Sot arate Bo st ne, sail mL 39 Fisite Saw, ane, #100 30s F stn, 20.50 2U1 Ct. irs, 22°93 Bindensbure road oe 1 Boo est, LL Seek thn eur w ee de 30 ith St se, “T3ir, wii 90 1020 Trimidad ay, ne,ar_8 vu Bot ne. all m1. 8 7: ct ned 0 POR RENT 04 AND nOU N. H. AVE. 6 ROOMS aud bath: all modern iaprovenents: with saulares of cable cars. JOHN BW NW. 10 furnace; hot water on three floors, uod. mouerate, Key at 2313 Pennsylvania ave. ok KENT_BY ss. a WALKER, 45804 4) AVE, td Ackor 0 ey BUSINESS CHANCES: INVESTMENT FoR IN. ‘it. LADIES — #200 A Nested pays 30 per cent the ‘Arwt atx utcnthe dni coptines @ perinauvat incoae. ° Address I. 1 wer SOLD IN st doing, Star the next ten days, a variety store northi koud business; stuck and fixtures about ® bel Wit soid at once. Cail. W. B. & C0., io G st. nw. Fi, SALE-OK RENT STOGK AND POULTRY farnus. Villas and cottazes in Monte county. Tities wurence placed, surveys muse. FRE ‘MIN, Jovarance Awe! for Moitwuwery county. ae Wasuingtou, D.C., or Linden, Five Beas new SALE_SEVERAL ( acres 322 uitles frou ‘acres wear Bowie. M, Bl acres usar Norbeck, Md’ scree near Herndsn, Va. culswor T¥LEK & KUT eo JOR RENT — FURNISHED OR UNFURNIGHED, Ca ie Met unt) ace oe Jeane for twour three pears. DULANE & WHITING. 10 Fst aw eeluze JOR SALE-TWO HUNDRED FARME AND § urian ‘hones. Full list and acclrate ep arty mies around Wasnitecton sven cia AE Bete Brera gs ae W covsing Lies Viet ween the M rake, fag he ra Tivevvant f celient, water woud Visiot ts whet ‘time troan Washington and Cue on the branch whic teats ub the pipe Usirteen botses wow cu the aut bebuit atone Hock reek, Natioual Surveyed, catcrsle tu a fomt opposite the southern 20d or tun sulaiv to the west ot it about the National Pars aud will we wlck, competed, the nearest drive from subdivinion For pists aud particwiars apply to » ¥. LEIGHTON, 452 Louisiana ave. tw. Fe, SALE_FIRST-CLASS GROCER! with horse and wagon. Address X. OSEPH 8. BOSS & CO., KEAL ESTATE, 10) ILD. Office, G17 F st. nw. FO, SSEROE, QF THE, BEST “GHOCERY stores inthe West End: on line of two car lines; good stock, first-class trade: loc desirable, with jow rent; ‘stock, fixtures. liorse, wasoo, & 3,000. one-balf cash. Call on C. M. MachOWAN & OG., Moow 5, Corcoran building. FOE SALES DEY coups, store; iurniture of five and plateglass trout: best part of Address WALLACE, Star office. Fok SALE_A FINE BAKBER SHOP FF stand, complete. | 1305 4 st. sw. ena on fea INVENTORY. @2,000; OWner inust seil on account of poor health average day; rent low: no triflers GEQCERY AND LiQUOk STORE FOR SALE AT J inventory: one oi the best stands in the B. anust be sold: reasons for sellilg other LUsiResS, dress F.O:, Star office. ‘POR SALE-sHoe BTUs terms reasouable to desir B., Star office. {OK SALE — ONE OF THE BEST GhOCERY, meat, provision and liquor stands in the city; do- ing a business of €2,40 per mouth ; owner must leave the city. Address X. X., Star office. welt tit QORK SALE OK EXCHANGE—A PLACE NEAR Warreuton, Va., coutaining 2y acres, Laproved by coufortable house, 7 rouuw and cellar; bem house, leat hoe an siauetuter hcase. a ine oppartunity for a butcher, will sell oF exchanye tor ¢ 4 Wwerrenten over’ about 18 minutes oes _ THOMPSON, 631 Pa. ave. JOR KENT_ONE LOT FRONTING 240 FEET ON Tet. and 7b fect on South Capitol ats with ale. Vated track for coal cars, shedding. &e. ‘te ot rena ss teet Buut Cate wt by 240 feet deep. vuitabie tor coal, or tuuber yard: {ruck cokluection with the 8” and P. ac R ‘One lot ironting 240 lect on 'K stand 78 fect on soul Capitol at: stitaiie ur coal, otone ot fumter ad Band nil. tthe BALTIMORE DXITED Om, com. An = Lire “li Sou sate WISHING TO RETIRE FROM BU OFFER MY FROPEKTY, COR. OF DST. SEMSEY a N. W., FOR SALE. ESS 1 iD NEW C. KENWED) eae (CLEANING WATCHES. ‘Be, MAIN eae 0 a Sea poe |Fiee P Riouey. ‘Jewelry store —— ee OU TAKE NO ‘cleans Berm wsich fore, pute in ring ior €1, abd warrants bis Work’ Ooe year dius tie best abd (practionl “watch” iuakers tn the city. 1224 # st ae COUNTRY BOARD. USE OX, MAIN STREET, COMMANDING Hoveriueal view for g ‘ond ‘aren ably to Mire CW. BYHN, Cambridge, Md. RSS ‘OOMS AND BOARD CAN BE lige it at eae vo une p= RENT-1 CEPT ORE ae oa Everest ay hia sire pons sora BOARD‘ “apply at Gien Manor or" J. sae | ar. eee OR SALE Villa site at Gi GLEAT BARGAIN, FINE Ma. electric cars pass im vaded. For terms, JOR SAL TWO LOTS OF AN ACRE EAC Joins Kock CEsek Park . the cheapest praperty in the District. Only @400 each selbst T. J. STALEY, Gu Fat JQ SALE_SEVENTY ACKES ADJOINING THE National cemetery at covered) with toautiful oak tres; well Boosted’ tor'e ‘cemotery for Gvillans, scwething ofthe kind 1s how Deaded around Wasiincion Mpectal attention te called to this tract. Miso atid sites end sinall faru:s fur sale Selvst JAMES E. CLEMENTS, 1321 F st. DOK SALE LOTS! LOTS! LOTS! LOTS! BIKCH'S ADDITIOS TO FALLS CHURCH, VA This prautiful sulaiivision, Coutcioing pearly ome Kear it lies directiy an tie village of ot Palla Cire wit et It lhe: ‘th the vi few minutes’ walk of the aos y'all the beauties of nature. for wLi-h the sectiom decay Line only sel7-m U's Birsoos and atthe IRERAL he Rett Sifotadioats rah oth of these, in addition able country Gomes, ensil city, areencel it epeculatte pees) LAND AND a _ se17-6t Tout Pet 2. w., Room 14. Ok SALE, ACRES ADJOINING THE a 4 ‘City brick works Der acre, this property is near to” the cit and