Evening Star Newspaper, October 1, 1891, Page 2

Sessions This Morning. ‘This morning at 10 o'clock the Rock Creek THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1. 1891. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. Entertained by Local Knigh<«_ The parade of the Knights of Pythias on Park commission to appraise values—Messrs. | Pennsylvania avenue this morning was a pretty Norris, Seufferte aud Burchetl—resumed ses- sions in the Cireuit Court room. Mr. Conway Robinson calied Mrs. Sarah M. Swart, who testified that the Military road was constructed by the soldiers ix 1861 or "62 to get the guns to the forts. Mr. Perry offered record evidence showing the dedication of Biagden Mill road, Klingle Ford road and other roads. Mr. Maddox ealled Mr. R. E. Pairo, who tes tified to the sale of a iot in Rosemont to J. H. ‘Smyth for 20 cents per foot, anc thought that he said ths park would not take in the ground, and at the time he did not believe it would. Mr. Pairo produced the deed from H. L. Page for 883 9.53 hmong which he laid off into Rose- mont Park, and be had no interest other than in the avenue. Mr. Maddox said that ho would have some evidence as to the value of a well, and also of « ‘spring with an adjoining mint bed. It was asked if there was # sideboard attached. Iu rebuttal W. H. Walsh, a draughtsman, was called by Judge Wiison, and he testified that he had made a contoar map of the 245-acre Sboe- maker tract, enlarged from the vav heretofore im evidence, whick he produced. CIVIL ENGINEER WOWELL. D. J. Howell, civil engineer, textitied that he bad made a number of subdivisions in the Dis- trict, Maryland and Virginia and was the engi- neer of the Zoological Park. He Lad examined the Shoemaker tract and outside of the creck (six and one-balf actes) about ten and oue-half xcres were subject to overtiow, based om a rise | of fifteen fect. Judge Wilson asked as to the overfow on the Warder tract aud Mr. Perry objected and was sustained. Ar. Wilson said that he expected to show by the map le by witness that tract 39 could be subdivided and that the streets and roadways could be corstructed at compara- tively small expense, wakinga very advanta- geous sabdivisio Mr. Perry objected to testimony, but subse- quently withdrew it ‘The commission suggesting that they de- aired all the light possible, the objection us to the Warder tract was withdrawn. Mr. Howell said that 6.5 acres of the Warder tract outside of the 2.9 of the creck were sub- ject to cverfiow. Then by the map he explained | ‘tae lines of the streets and that the grade: wore 10 per cent or less, excepting in afew in- stances they may be 15 ver cent. The lots with one cxception bad fine Luilding sites. The trees were an advantage, he thought, most of them large, fine looking and well propor- tioned. In laying out suc! uddivision his policy was to save the trees, especially the fine onea. The lots were about 3v by 200 feet and the villa lots one to five acres, and with the rocks, trees and ravines it male a diversified | picturesque subdivision. Th> roadways took ‘$2.5 acres and extended 6.75 rules. coco cdi THE BATHING BEACH CLOSED. ‘The Commissioners Think It Too Late in the Season to Bathe, ‘The bathing beach will not be opened again this season. At the board meeting this morn- ing the subject was taken up and discussed at length. The report of the engineer department rela- tive to the soundings that had been made, to- gether with the report of Superintendent W. X. Stevens, was also considered. While not commiting themselves regarding the safety of the beach. the Commissioners agreed that in view of the Inteness of the season it would be best to close th» beach for this year at least. It is understood that the District will be sued by the parents of one of the young men who were drowned there recently. i THE DAMAGED PAVEMENTS. ‘The W. ond G. KR. Company to Make = Deposit and Give a Bond Th» Commissioners today wrote a letter to the president of the Washington and George- town Railroad Company with reference to the damage done to the asphalt pavements of the city by the laying of the temporary tracks dur- ing the construction of the cable road. In view of the importance of this matter to the public the Commissioners say that they deem it their duty to require the railroad com- pany to deposit with collector of faxes such sum of money as shall, in the judgment of the engineer department, be commensurate for the purpose of making the sight. Those in line were members of the Washington, Nelson, Franklin and Concordia divisions uniformed rank. ‘They were marching to music by the Marine Band and were escorting the mom- bers of Wilmington division from the Baltimore and Ohio depot to the sonth front of the treasury, where the visitors and the home divisions were photographed. The first regiment band of Wilmington accompanied the visitors. After being photographed the procession meved down the avenue asfar as Pas Owen House, where dinner was sorved. Tonight a banquot will be given in honor of the guests, who will remain until tomorrow evening. ae NEWS FROM ROCKVILLE, Coming Democratic Mass, Mceting—Hunting for an Incendiary—Notes. Correspondence of The Evening Star. Rocxvitie, September 30, 1891. In {the orphans’ court yesterday ‘the follow- ing business was transacted: ‘The will of Sam- nel Jonos, deceased, was admitted to probate. ‘The will of James Gingel! was also admitted to probate and letters testamentary on the per- sonal estate of the deceased were granted to Wm. T. Lynch, the executor named in the will; bend, $1,000. Josiah W. Jones, adminis- trator of Mary E. Jones, deceased, filed an inventory of the personal cxtate of the de- ceased and passed his first and final account. Joxiab W. Jones, jr., was appointed guardian to Marion E. and Julia Jones; bond, $6,000. Mary M. Good wae sprcinted guardian to Jesse R. Kirby; bon Eleanor Barn- ious caeratrts of wichata Haraboue her first and final account. The following papers were filed: Inventory of the pervonai property of Wm. R. Gaither, samo of the real estate of Jeanie F. Thomas and report of sale of the real estate of Rebecca A. Gloyd. Additional interest has been created bere in the matter of the incendiary burning of the mill of Mr. James Benson at Laytonsville on the 3d instant by the reward of €350 offered by ‘the national board of fire underwriters at New York. This, with the reward of €1,000 by the county commission $250 by the Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Sandy Spring, makes a round sum of $1,600, a sum sufici ‘dent, it is thought, to secure the serv: of efiicient and active detectiv It is to be hoped that the efforts wade to secure the miscreants may be successtul, as the effect of the three fires in that neaghborhood has caused a feeling of unrest throughout the county, especially amovg will owners, and bas also’ materially Twised the rates of insurance upon that class of property. Volitical affairs in the county at the present time are at rather a low ebb,considering that it is little over @ month before the election. This iar not a single meeting has been held by either the democrats or republican, the only Cemonstration m that line having been by the prohibitionists come weeks a At the demo- eratic meeting to be held hereon Saturday WANTED—HELP. FOR RENT—ROOMS. FOR _RENT—ROOMS. Wesnte ty Seerences Se NUKSECW ret ed x Washinton, Apply Listy Suet sem ‘ANTED_AN ACTIVE | COLORED BoY ABOUT imseif ceneraily wear dat =i ‘Apply wth and Te as Wa ee Oe Cyr Tes ANTED—BY A ¥O1 SiTvA- wee ‘A YOUNG WHITE GIRL, SITUA. STRANGEIC sist ~ Ww ANTED—A YOUNG ee AS BOOKKEEPER dress im writing BITROP a ote Wanrens PROFESIONAL, ASSISTANT EX: a in writing specifications and prosccut- sey sae a nla bara ae gee Spas geet an ate a Ws ANTED—A, YOUNG MAN IN A FROVISION store; apply. Address MEAE COETHIG Star offices Te J ATED — A GOOD. COOK. WASHER ays efereneen Fou 2 sad dee ¥ Seclock. at 1457 Florida ave. NTED — EXPERIENCED WAIST HANDS: yontices Mise oskemaind fe 1 family; come with ii wlauets vi ENTED—A YOUNG MAN WITH ONE On t ence in the Qcug Lusiniews, , Ad- dresagh HRNMACIST, Bear offices ovi-at* 7 ANTED-AT CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, cooks, waiters, chambermaids, laundresses, UR eT ey ‘ocl-at (Ok KENT—VHE CaPlial BU- LAU formation, G11 G st. n.w., hished aud unfurnished, with or wit! Hucht housekeeping; city and. Wve fur. Fo, hogan eee YF CENISHED , ROOMS: Private fawily. 1717 Corcoram st. oko oat Doan or for | Neco ist. mw. . unfurnished of and bats, med. imps. [ ANTED—GO To. DIOKS AGENCY FOR TOUR Taundresses, help, sontiein. conrhaaen wasterss heriae tt worker CoM erences from last employern, GLa thst b. w. ANTED-AT HEADQU MS — POSITIONS: we for cooks. chambernss as undresses, . a, weitere, Indes Sgt: (ELL: A: OOOMBS B G0. soar men, Worn A BELIANIN COLORED GIRL, 7 10th st. THREE UNFUR: FUE Green, SRN EE, SOON | can OB. RENT — DESIRABLE KOOMS (ONFUL- acing bose Tal * Scrat ‘OH RENTTAT THE ABBEVILLE, 65 LST. pac eg pte parlors om Zi floor north Shor, $50 amd 800: other ner Togsne 610 und Bike aie {OR RENT—FUERNISHED OR UNFURNT Fe KENT_BEAUTIVUL LARGE ROOMS, SIN- se or on wie: bay wind COk. UIM ST. AND MANS. Rewly eyerct. fucaiahed frout rooms, wit AVE, carpeted = board; southern and Fe place as cook or chaintermatd or general howse- Se ee work in a small cant ce suite of rooms. 24 floor; cars pass door; SOR RENT 83 TST 3 7 Gross 50S 10th at eee UY Federenses C108 | pod inp. 1800 fath st mew Fett Moor: aise ote ati fornisbels Wants BY TWO GIRLS, POSITIONS. AS Fossa Sry ance OME FIRST sot -frout house; with or without board; Teigrences Dbernuald, waitress Gr utirse. jor Diock from East Capitol cars; all | Tequired. so days 404 6th st. nw. it* yroweiutate ta jaz. in; RRENT—THE WOODMONT, 11H AN! GTED_BY 4 FIRGT-CLAMS COOK, A SITUA: area Se ih st.n.e. : elt Bei tatiea prone wag Pl gs ST 0H ANDIOWA Wists ria anliy.can ve wvotres. Caller | ROR KENT THERE ROQMS AND BATH, WITH iF. ROWINSUN, Proprictor. oF Bae can ae gas and heat, $12. 1727 N. J. ave. B.W. Fifteen years at Wormey's, pre Waresrmzor By" wmre om 70 Ye general housework. “Appiy st KS in Fear of ANTED_BY A YOUNG MAN OF 1d YEARS Txperience ih jrocery aid te 088, 8 PT manent place peyti MS ‘heat of rererenees Aadress G.G. We ANTED—BY A COMPETENT DAESMAKER, to jake chance of the brsiness or co into faites by the day or week. Address U4: TARTED. MEN AND WOMEN CCOKS, 810 TO Iaundress, e735. waitress, nurses, fea baron Si er era be we ANTED— WOMEN G OOKS, 'S, $10 TO 875; OHAM- Leciaids, nurses und Janalresses, in city oraway wait or tari § ‘nen cooks. miata COOMBE & CO., B27 10th at. Bw WASTED (iN TAW OFFICE “YOUNG WAN writer Address siatina aes quuiltications and Mery Sipertads WAL EACES Star oblce. socks ANTED—THOKOUGH OYSTER COOK; ALSO experienced white man for —7 ‘box, one capable of (aking entire charge in absence of owner, 51 ox- pean stlary wanted: relerence. Address OMSTE, ar ‘A call honwework oF chamber ‘Toth st. ANTEO-A RITUATION “AN “BUTLER OR Valet by a juarried I-nxiishman, where second man first-class, geterence. Call ot 2 Se och Binras raat Oe cite mage jon 3 mn pray ; cen. Fiease call at 1705 7 ands pie A YOUNG “Cots aN Dlace ing: store as driver, host erie leaky. A9hy [ASOT V ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED ‘woman, washing to luxe by the month, and aiso by u respectabie colored wir}. chataber work and waitress; ood reference can be given. Ad~ reas IK? 12th st. Dew. Be30-2t° ANTED — EMPLOYERS FOR COMPETENT wervants, citys country, (referens H also pesitions for Clerical aprlicant GENCE OFFICE, 427 Lith st. D. se30-Ot \ Want ‘COLORED EDMAN. A ber wi ANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY, A SITUAT! TOR tyvewniter; Will commence with Very sniall Address bh. e. ses" t ‘TWO FIRST-CLASS cooks with Leat city reference. 1830 M st. nw. ED-EMPLOVMENT BY AN EDUCATED ‘widow to write cilice, give lessons fu mitelc aud Engl, or sive, tnarsas Sent te ladies at helt yenidences. Noterences given. Address COMYETENT. Btaroftice, wea W ANTED-SITUATIONS FOR COOKS, BAKERS, pantry.cooks, housemen, drivers, porters, San {No charge ty contractors, stores and hotels). o fe coi store oi8). PACE Coase z feel hl te SEE lLostiers, laborers. BURS LARGE FURN [SHED B oe sure F juraiebed or tnfarniehed ‘Ga doors: wood table board month. Ad ot. ow. ool -tt' 08 EST—AUE YOU LOOKING, FOR, ROOMS tions of the any. HO ROOM BARESTOR as ree actions Of the cts. Tou. = ‘POR WNT-Ar ins Tx, RCE RUE OF Parion to centlennen furnished or tufurined to permanent reekieuts new Evtse: managed by owner references: Fok RENT — FURNISHED, SECOND FIDO two rooms and bath; all mod. imps.; owned and Seeapied by a faulty of two: Preferred: FOR RENT_FLATS KR RENT—CHOICE. FLAT. CAPITOL Hii Rhree extra lance coin rh improvements. lught housekeeping very destra Fe RENT-ELATS. “SECOND AND THIRD floors, 2618 K st. 4 rooms ant beth: mod, ts. NKER ROOMS, SECOND bath: toman ‘and wife; Food party, or siut= Feterences, “I#iu 1a st: be w feresices rea pas LARGE FURNISHED O& UN- | pon KENT—T0 ADULTS IN aE STONY furnished, second floor, bay window an rs fidins, i nt a= alcove, "bath adjuiiues new houses private family. | comy aunt back porch aleg'a fat ot aioe one Call Tor Tein ste news alter 4. exposure: ‘slevator, steam heat ated jan: itor's servicen. GOR KENT—cCo. peld-ist™ ferred ; first-class board | i Feforencesabsoiutely ocl-lw* ISHED SOUTH FRONT id 2d floor $17; alRo rear hear sixnal oftice -nd ten minutes frou Trowmury Department, ive roous, Leth; Tange: al modern in.- Provements rent § Also three rooius bath ; pantry with sink and water: reat €10: each las separate coal Vault and ous wey Dw it RENT_FURNISH! D, ULIS, A VERY desirable Wat of six roots; east, south’ and west exposure; price $09; eferemce, ‘WU Ht ww. B1e-ISE Parlor suite $50 Ba Boor eh? alt lance, well Tighted aud heaters arco hew iurnishines: perfect re} i, Yoard if desired; borthern, Eo Loe OR i ES —FURNISHED Toot, frat door, suitable for a physi other near; faruisued roun on second floor tron ok sree Foome on third floor suitable for ligt iN. ‘Ok KENT—TWO FURNISHED ROOMS. PPLE Fase pe ee ott it ‘ow 24 Est. nw. 11? {OR RENT—A VERY PLEASANT Ph ‘2d floor: elevator, sieaun heat an FLOOR | box; $1 to ROBEMT A. for dressmaking’ or” tailoring. Sastnese aking oF. tal ‘parlors: or = Jocation in Washington. oct | Fin tusmediate tensats price aed POR REN very. esp for —¥UKNISHED OR UNFURNISHED particwars apply to Wal. YH isl Fat. oows: rent ow, every convenience: also thro Oc1-3t rooms suitable for light tousekeeping; new house: | >on GN TCIRSTICLASS OFFIC as JOR RENT—PIRST-CLASS OFFICE ROOMS IN ncn nn Address Walt, Star office, o1St” | Were Fleming buidine. 1410 ¢ . : Mingle o TWO UNFUR- no objection to m second floor, oct" 14 i2TH ST. N. iMaut househeepinc? alse to Fock furnished or unfurnished. ene suite: aerrice. 1 to $30 per Lonth: steam beat and Appy te Koo No. 11. KOBT. I. T—A WELL LIGH Fone: 1012 G ST,, THREE ROOMS, =D jor, on Fst. hw. : 21x40 fret. — k floor, furnished, with fh desirabie tenant. SwORMSILDI & BEADLE WANTED—ROOMS. Hitees te veitato bathhouse and far | gs it" Swot is W ANTED-TWO ROOMS, ADJOINING EACH Foxe RENT—TWO FURNISHED ROOMS, is Fee RENT—DESK KOOM FOR T other, floor iront, able tor physician's southernexposure. 1415 Q st. now. ocl- drafteman or fptueance eaves Koom 7, May near sous of th office; E st. n. w. preterted, cipal theaters. " Address K.H.N., Star office. och-ut x ED-UNFURNI D ROOM ¥OR DRESS inaking; southwest preierred. Address DRESS- MAKER, ice. it" ANTED-OCTOBER 15, BY A YOUNG MAR_ Tied couple, a wecond-story front room and board uly; within tem munutes™ walk or the siwand bath. ” Address, statinz price W Star oflice. next a loug list of speakers are named, among tem Hons. John P. Poe, Frank Brown, Frank Ford, Marion De Kalb ‘Smith, A. P. Gorman, Mayor Davidson of Baltimore, Andrew A. Lips comb of Wasiington, Gen. Eppa Hunton of Virginia and Congressman McMillan of Tertnes- see. Should they all put in an appearance the speakers would doubtless not be in proportion to the crowd, as this is one of the busiest sea- sons of the year with farmers, who are all ac- tively engaged in seeding wheat and cannot fYord to loxe a day for politics or anything cise. Cn tke same day the probibitionists pro- pose to held # mass meeting ot Lethesda Park, hear the District line, which will be addressed by Judge H. B. Moulton, their candidate for attorney general; W. F. Tucker, state organ- wer, aud several of the county candidates. Music for the occasion will be furnished by Prof. Walker and the Browningsville choir. Much interest is manifested here among all classes of politicians in regard to the probable effect of the independent movement in Balti- more city. and this and similar movements in some of the counties seem to create no little uncasiness among the leaders of the dominant While they appear to have uo fear of icfeat of the democratic wtate ticket, such moves as the one just made by Geo. Wells aud other disaffected members of the party in Anne Arundel county gives them much uneasi- ness in regard to the complexion of the next legislature. The repairs to St. Mary's Catholic Church at this place, inaugurated some months ago by the pastor, Rev. Father Resensteel, have been completed ‘and add much to the appearance of uilding and the comfort of the congre; such repairs and tofurnieh a guarantee to keep gach work in good repsir,as provided by statute in case of contracts for similar work. patent Has Not Arrived Here. Information has been received here from a Washingtonian at Terra Alta., West Virginia, stating that = lady who was put off » train there in a dazed condition about six days ago has been cared for and she has so far recovered as to be anxious about proceeding to her destination. Mayor Jones, so the information says, paid the Woman's expenses and furnished her a railroad ticket to this city. The mame she gave was Mra Ella Carneaa. She had a check for bagsxge from Flora, Ill, to Bound- tion. The seating capacity has been enlarged, new pews have been put in, the interior has been frescoed and the outside has been newly painted and provided with a new roof. SAM — GAITHERSBURG GLEANINGS. A New Mill to Be Built—A Church Corner Stone to Be Laid—Notes. there | Correspondence of The Evenins Star. Garruersuvne, Oct. 1, 1891. ‘The Gaithersburg Milling and Manufactur- ing Company bas contractei with Mr. Edward M. West of Rockville for the erection of a four- story frame mill, to be built on the property recently purchased of Mr. IL. T. Fulks, near the brook, N.J. She had no ‘railroad ticket and | depot and adjacent to the grain elevator. It but little money. As she had a check for bag- gage it is thought likely that her ticket was stolen. Among the persons mentioned as her friends sre George W. Brown. Allentown, Pa. Jacot W. Brewn, Bloomfield, N. J.. and Chas. HL. Sston, 857 Brond stre*t, Newark, N. J. She bes not been heard of here as yet and it resible that additional means were cekis erleed teccolienn heer poarsty to few Jereey. Se To Purchase the Keed Building. The colored Young Men's Christian Associa- tion, which was recently organized, has de- cided to purchase the Reed building, on 1th street near Q, which willbe the permanent home of the ssociation. A public meeting was held Inst evening at the Lincoln Memorial Charch and nearly £3,000 was added to the fund. Subscriptions wore made as follows: Key. George W. Moore, $200; Mr. Brooks, £300: E_ J. Colvin, F. B. Williams, Prof. W. S. Mor omery and Aaron Russell gave $50 eae. Th nce was made up in sums of $25, $20, $15 and $10. Subscriptions previously made were $390 each from J. H. Merriweather, B.C. L., E. Russell and George FP. T. Cook, $120 from George M. Arnold, $150 from’ William E- Matthews, $100 euch from David Warner, | Harrison’ Gordon, Parker N."Buley and ward 8. Atkinson and £50 from Mr. Barban. A conference of colored ministers has been called for Wednesday evening nett at Berean Baptist Church to enlist their interest. It is hoved that the entire amount of $12,000 will be raised within the next sixty days The building with alterations will be inade in ever way #uitable for the purpore required and will coutain a chapel. ‘The Fish Market. Mr. Gwynne ifarris, inspector of marine products, has made his report to Health Ofticer Hammett for the quarter ending September 80, which shows the arrivals at the river front of the following: 16,100 bushels of oysters, 309,- 000 clams, 66,800 crabs, 163 founders, 164 carp, 4,083 Spanish mackerel, 171 drum fish, 4,659 | banebes of rock fish, 6,734 bunches of blue ise. 40 Lunches moon fish, 361 Lunches of eels, 44 sturgeon, 87 bunches of pike, 86 bunches of jellow perch, 3,058 bunches of white pereb, 1,904 Bunches of trout, 52 buuches of mullets, 14 sea turtlos aud 1,85% bunches of croakers. —_ Lacest Burial Permits. Daring the twouty-four hours euding at noon today burin! permits were issued from the hnealth office for the follow White—John H. Barke, 66 years, heart dis- ease; Elizabeth Sullivan, 83 years, senile de- bility; Mildred Flood, 22 years, eclampsia; Alice BR. Thompson, °4 years, phthisis pulmo- nalie: Mary Gallagher. 30 yeurs, pernicious — Irene Griffis, § mouths, ma- will be 40x50 fect and the latest improved machinery for the manufacture of flour by steam roller process will be put in and will have a capacity of 100 barrels per day. Ground was broken today and the mill will be in oper- ation by January 1, 1892. Miss A. Laura Fairall, daughter of Sheriff A. F. Fairall, lett here Sunday for Memphis, Tenn., where she will spend the winter with relatives. zy. Thos. Crawford and family have moved to Waikeroville, Frederick county. Miss Grace Ward will leave today to attend Briarly Hall school at Dawsonville. ‘The corner stone of the new Methodist Ej copal Chureb, on Brookes avenue, will be laid with sopronsiets ceremonies on’ Saturday at o'clock. Presiding Elder H.R. Naylor will have charge of the exercises. The stone is of marble, and the church discipline, hymnal, papers, &c., will be inclosed init. ‘The serv aces will be continued Saturday night and Sun- day at the M. E. Church Saturday evening at 8 o'clock Rey. W. M. Frysinger will lecture on ‘Our Methodist Fathers and Mothers,” and on A Husband's Claim for Divorce. George A. Burch by Mr. Eugene F. Arnold. has filed a bill for a divorce from Ella Burch. They were married in Faltimore by Rev. George W. Divine February 16, 1884, the defendant's maiden name being Watts, and he states while residing st 1324 R street the defendant had her brother constantly re- siding with her and ber mother and sister fre- quently visited there, sometimes the mother for three months at a time. against his protests. He charges that on July 16, 1889, with the full knowledge and approval of her relatives she left the house for three weeks and he was unable to learn ber whereabouts and she nested him to take his clothes and leave, and he did so, writing her to accompany him, but she has since refused to live with him, and she sold the house in July, 1890, and left the city. He states that in” June, 1589, at the solicitation of his wife and relatives he conveyed the house to C. M. Watts, defendant's brother, to be held in trust for her. and subsequently conveyed it tw her, and although it was worth $10,000 she sold it for $8,500 and disposed of his furniture worth $1,500. a ‘Wants $10,000 Damages. T. 8. Paxton bas, by Messrs. 8. 8. Henkle and W. K. Duhamel, filed « suttagainst the George- town and Tenleytown Railroad Company to re- cover €10,000 damages. The plaintiff alleges that on September 11 one of the defendant's cars was bp cree eons Msily —palnn was driving and that he was thrown off and so injured in his breast, hips and back as to cause bis permanent injury and preventing him from tollowing bis occupation of teameter. a Real Estate Matters, Colored—Edwonia Twyman. 40 years, febro egetic myoma; Sally Dowson. 42 years, chronic James Sealer, ‘14 years, typhoid fever; alee Beasley. 20 youre. apopicsy Frank Years, tuberculosis peritonitis; Win. 85 years, paralysis. — Mr. Myers Gets His Divorce. Barrla ‘Teday Judge Cox made a decree for adivorce | _E. F. Moran bas bought of E. P. im the case of Geo. A. Myers agt. Mary M. peopel ray haere estate, Myora ‘The bill, fled by Mr. C. A. Elliott, set forth the February 3, 1875, in Vieks- burg, Miss,and charged desertion December 1, 1. ————— Felt From # Scaffold. John R. Stokes, a carpenter, Missouri avenue. fell from a scaffold on S stgeet northwest between 9h ard i0th streets and was injured. He was removed ry ‘Hospival in the patrol wagon. D. Carroll Digges has purchased of E. J. Stellwagen for $10,000 part 4, Jamaica, 1,687.38 feet, on the north side of Florida avenue at 7th Street northwest. . Nellie H. Browning has bought for 5,200 of Robert a square 967, 25 by 56 feet on East Capitol street between 10th and Lith streets southeast. Bary tor 60 fest on =. senaatest an ES Generel I E. ¥. Boggsof the sohe tive ago and seriaoly {sheet bene | Sess sone re covered fad today ‘entered ujou bis dues, ex: phase EE | gas» Soy Si, ae curentig Go to nearly Wx ¥ FROM 15 TO 18 YEARS OLD for position in book store. Must write wood hand and be willing to work pec mnall ones © at agg — im own bandwritiug, a oftve. FANTED-AGOOD ACTIVE MAN AND or tical meat cutter in provision store. ape and 0 ste., West Washington, Ee W ANTED—A GOOD COOK, WASHER AND froner. to live with small tamily at Fort Adazns, Ors 161 ood Waxes. Apply betore 12 ot : duck at 1705'Y st ai W \NTED—SEZVERAL GOOD COOKS FOR PLACES: now vacant; call lmmediately, EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 816 F st. n.w. ocl-gtt WASTED” WOMAN TO COOK AND ASSIST in washing and trouing, a white giri as chamber— maid and nesist in washing and ironing, city references required. "1420 M'st. hw. west ANTED—A boas na ar ee — cuces, in private faually ; must stay at night. ply 3901 Oat. . — ANIED—A BOY, WITH SOME EXPERIENCE in the retail shoe ‘business; none otuer used ap aw ate, RELIABLE | or en: E enterprise; ea: Worked, wood inducements to the riebt parties Ade Gress Hl” 1, Star ophe oct-3t Waste -A TRAINED AND TRUSTY MAN for dining room; good city reterences re- ci appara taiat oa V TANTED—FOUR_ Baggy oe ag STEAM FIT- ters. Apply Friday, October 2, bet. 7 and, 8 a.1n., 10 HENDLEY & BlGGS, Lge Est. new. Itt V J ANTED—O: a GOOD WAITER AT los Hotel, 3a ave. UW. W ANTED—-IN RIVE EB FAMILY,A SEEIADEE oe Fovsen to.cook and tron, Good at yuired. - To riglit person good wastes and perma WOMAN TO COOK, WAS Wasi 1 AND guts, ety references required. | Ap- cs WHITE GIRL TO NURSE AND DO ‘work , must come well recommended. ply 1818 Q's nw Se TANTED-. ‘ATE FAMILY, A wan P took (colored womun)s nad to do part of th Waxtep — TWO UNFURNISHED why eivagy mist be assured; rent Stur oftice. ANTED_-FURNISHED AND UNFURNISIL Toums all parts of city. Patrons ‘resistered 1 season can regisier ire. Esiablished ISS. SHAC LEFORD'S AGENCY, 425 11th office, TFE, Ewo E ss P. P., Star office. dry work. Apply, with retereuces, after 9 o'clock ‘in. 1706 19th st! sediy-st™ TANTED—1WO HLDERLY LADY CANVASS- W cite take charge of eubureuts; wood wanea Apply S17 7th st. s.W. Se30-Bt" W5STED 1 Wo SALESLADIES CAN MAKE frou 83 to $10 per week.” Apply 317 7th st. sw. s20-at™ / ANT ED IMMEDIATELY TW FIRST, CLASS uiligers or body workers; wood bay. Apply an oabpixe perscn at SIN Sth st. Doe. NT NURSE FOR CHILD W AS iED-A comp eighteen months old; must come well recom ‘st. (th and 10th, 8 and T). mended. JSS Westininst WAS MOSES"e SON se0-3t | WASTED. A XOUNG MAN WITH EXPERIENCE asa window dresser aud sigu writer in « house- furnishing estabuishment; tuust furnish first-class ref erence, and noue Wut th se With experience need appl Write or call on FKANKLE & CO., The Fuir, Tt and H 30-3t LORED WOMAN TO —_ oi W widand trou. stay at aight required. 1100 § ANT, WO (TURE FINISHE! EMPLOY A COACHMAN ‘who is willing to live ont of but a e. se0-3t ood reference near city. Address M, bonthand. wad. Sestres to loan the poiect Jam. | Auply to F. C. SOMES, cor. F aud Oth ste. n.¥. WANTED-GIRL TO DO” GENERAL HOUSE: work in a small family; reterence required. Apply 1619 Sarto 9030-2 W ARLEDIA COMPETENT COOK AND AUN: dress; also s neat. reliable chamberimaid and waitress. wust have wood reterences. Cail at 1418 Yoth st. new. e303 fot Jain bi sti in north a Ae : 5 ut cleanly jn Rorthwest. _Ad- APTLY, Star ofc iil Ost" ‘board near wey vate ting price and location, B.C. B., ot EE ROOMS FOR FOUR LADIES gentleman ; rate for room and board must ch; Dorthwest preterred. Box 36, ‘each; Dor pret x, ANTED—BY GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND LIT. hand Ets. est F OFFICE ROOM table fOr pension, ble for mnsuran: 'RNISHED KOOMS ON =D ape ‘Wil rent entire house furnished: 3 bay wi h pices beds; excel bord: estate or corporations Hares sites, Kor Rooms i ‘ae, peusion, law OF Claim bussbess, in the ini, G06 T. WELFTH. BETWEEN G Mand i sts.. comfortabie third-story front roo for che or two adults: bath room on S14, with heat and cas, for Ow: —LARGE NICELY PURNISHED Yolk Piiiiva tory trout roour; heats eesvand bee eae ieut location’ ‘COM sts ewe te DERS & CO., 1407 F st. JOR KENT TL UE STS TWO jon RENT — ONE LARGE UNFURN rout roots, weve sto eat : suitable to ipa ee Jorhet. n,m. with, stat gresssonal hs fAMES Me beat and gus; terms reasonable. ‘seid FFO® RENT_NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, SEC- sree Boor beat and as; to parties without cli dren. 20s 1 stn . sexo-tit ” TH and Loth sts. : steam heat and elevator Service; also basement in sarue building suitable tor printine Bent $40 per mo., With steam beat, JULN B.W, 140939 G st. wee. -KOOMS, WITH OR WI F bocra, at 1901 Vermont ave. ; references. seit 20K RENT—WITHOUT BOARD, SECOND-FLOOR, newly furnished sitting room snd two bed rooms; ‘Wei! heated anc com x Also two single roous ENEW SiOKE~ 14s AND Apply in COOPER'S BOOK 7 INANEWAND iy furnished house, rocias on second and tutrd lors; delightful location’; cars pass the doors home comforts assured. BeOS" itable for any business App Vv Brivate bath preferred ; convenient t» the It. K. depot Address, stating location, terms, &c., Box 91, cit pont office, ez" tie «irl, two furnished communicating room: WAXIED-BY 4 BACHELOR, 2 FURNISHED of unfurnished rooms on 2d floor front, between 14th end 2orh sts. and bet. H st. and Mass.’ave.n.w. Address BACHELOK, Star office. sei" repal JOHNSON Is date te bw JOR KENT—Sia PA. AVE. Wx), ten-Toom, house, imo! F98 RENT 1000 0 s_N.W. SEVERAL UD {also oné furnisiied. se30-t E_EUENISHED, TWO LARGE KOOMS floor; southern éxposure; quiet. P. SF it. wee ae FOUR UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR housekeeping; rent ¢12 per month; no ¢ dest of references required. "300 10tu ek. ew. weJUcit tops. Also two-story and three-story ware Louse In the Fear, large and roomy, suitable ior any heavy business’ Tune throweh te W0-foot ales. SWORMSLEDI & BRADLEY, 027 F st. nw. NT-STOKE AND FLATS, JUS! CO 2408 14th st now: Finck sore on the WANTED.—LOTS. 1. McFAKLAND, Koom se UR KENT—2 FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT ‘to wentlemen only. Hatn.w. — sed0-zt" ANTED—TO BUY GOOD-SIZED LOT; SMALL ‘house; either in southeast or west of ‘State De ment. ‘State price and terns, HM. HEMPLIER, tician, 453 Pa ave., near 4% st. secede W ante p ss LOL 17 OR Is FEET FUONT BY §s0 to 100, feet deep: in, the northwest: sve tui purticulars and lowest price for cas. Address J; po toss ~ TW FOR RENT OW LEARE—A FINE NEW BUIL on 7th st, between Qut. ond Ithode Island ave... w. itore roout 22 feet Uy BS fet to au alley, with fai of ‘eight rooms above. We BUkbETTr, aussi Vermont ave. uw. FOR RENT—ST. ‘ABLES. POR RENT-FURNISHED OX UNFURNISHED— three squares from State tuent, oue large front ropm; second floor; open fireplace’ two lange Clonots ; suitable for one oF two Kentiemen; two back rooms, 1924 H st. ;Ok RENT—116 CARROLL ST. S.E., block trom Capitol, four good roon second floor; suitavle for gut house: WANTED—MISCELLA NEOUS. ANTED-EVERYBODY TO KNOW REDMAN. the detective, iate of Cincinnati, is now lovated in Washington and will do ail kinds of detective work at very lowest terms. Address CHARLIE REDMAN, Washington, D. C. ‘ocl-3t* WASIEDA COMPETENT WOMAN TO COOK ‘and assist in washing for a faintly of three. references aud stay at night. Apply to ee igh ‘ook und Jaundress’ V J ANTED — IMMEDIATE: ba ruaaid ; in snag sf Dri: coren hapa seh wires Pe W ANTED-STENOGRAPHERS AND REMING- tou typewriter operators directed to posiiions; TWO WOMEN, EMPLOY en Provided competent stenozraphers and cuare for service. EEAMANS & BENEDICT, Remington sezU-tt Hemington, “operators; Wickorr, | ‘Typewriter office, 8th and F sts. nw. TANTED— OOKS, oyster shuckers, maids, bouseworkers, scrubbe butiers, “theatrical bands, (Gerinan aiid. Swedistt honest Work; now ts the noev-tt ws quired: Apply at 1018 1 for clambermaid and waitress; reference re- Letween 10 3 sett WwW E WwW i, owsetork fa auell falls references requited Callat 3600 L st. now. seZu-st TAN (AN TO DO FIRSI-CLA: yokiog. washing, ond fromimg sm sinall fast Call at g ter 4 1 sett J ANTED TO PURCHASE A FEW ACKER OF Wwitin “4 cilie of | Siive> Spring station. Apply CHARLES EAMLY, ous Lath TANIED—TO RENT OK PURCHASE HAND- ome turniture; rent to be, considercd an part payiiouts on sume. Addrews DK, 80) 15th st-0cl- W SxiED, GENTS! FIRST-CLass SECOSD. Band ‘cloibing tor an out-vi-town house; rics paid: ie by inail attended to. Address tuonth; reterences exchansed. Fes RENT—1WO-S10Ki DICK STABLE, TWO F © NICELY FURNISHED Gow: | ¥ stalls ana carriage room; in rear of 124) Corcoran municating Toots, ob a floor, with alcove; lange | *- ora ee ‘WO NICELY FURNISHED KOOMS, — c : MS. | ev fouse vas aud Fier geuteuny at TES Gh A also, sate | story ruses ale: Gepge boa: eac tt ae ‘Ok REN T_HANDSOMELY FURNISHED Dov- | ble parlors; also suiteon dd ahd wa floors; house dud Well Kept. “Z1IS Pa, ave. n.w- F BUSINESS CHANCES. Vv five patchs practice, stating ausount of caynal which wit te inves Richest interest amd. for extension of Ut PREENT SEY sa oft Pe, KE N T—REASONABLE—3 UNFURNISHED rocmus On second floor tor lizht Donsskeoptes, hewiy papered;reterences exchanged. Apply 43 1 seat N.W., TWo FUR st nw. | Es RENT—1705 13TH 8 uished or unJUrbisiied Led rooms on second floor, over parior; with board. ton and New York paper routes in srowinw lovaltty ; must be sold tis week: Mo Feasonalo cash oer Fe fused. Cull, after} p.in., 1 OR NALE-CHiy ab_ OK KENT—IWO LARGE PLEASANI, SUNNY Fen stuite; second Moor ; Turns. wae Panne BY ) ee eee only otoxrapns Peel LAD Ati a 7 ANTED-CNDEKi ING AND HOSIERY OF ail kinds neatly repaired at euali cost. Ad. dress oF Call at 1825 Vermont ave. ‘wes-cst* WASZEDTA LADY WOCID LIKE A SMALI. refined faiily to join her in renting a house; east 38 M.D , Star o WANTED GEN TO CALL AND EX- ‘amine the most stylish suitings, vestings trous- erings and overcoa.inw: 8 to order, $18 up; trousers, $5 up. & Co.. oud ‘th st. new 030" Wea SPECTADLE SETTELD WOMAN for general housekeeping. Apply at 910 Lith st. new. e2v-ut* W ANTE TA YOUNG Faby THOWOUGHLY FX: Perenced in beeping the clina department fect order. Fot.uew. W Apply to B. GOLDSCHMID, 100; 03 housework for stuall faunily ; references r ssieat WANIEDIE EXON THAT HAVING EN Taryed our bures of ty pewrilini abi steuozraphy we are now prepared to take yupils un the typewnter and honoxceaphatid quanty tue thoroughly im the Shortest {owaibje Uuwetor good postions. aia Boom 2, Youn aud Truss building, oth ‘provision store, 4a mort only reesuu ier sellin is 8 address G27 Nst. Bw. JOK SALE—A FIN north side and runnine try anal Capitol pep ibe wood reht erunient, easy terms red payments > Wat, Ty ORIE, O07 13th st. awe pow BALE-=32 ACCOUNT Rusinens fig Stock ik Ascures of im northeast, doiny s goed Lasine balance invOduys. WKIGHT & SLUCKLTT, st nw. wei JOR SALE—GOOD WILL. STOC Of & ladies’ and chtidren’ clase business stand. froin busin. ss calise of sells. S.P., ic ds ot. nw. Fe RENT-THREE UNFURNISHED SECOND- Sivor rooms; suitabie for light uousekcepine: bath, Bas und beat parties witout chudren; privat Fouls: 1O10'H stom SOT JOR RENT—Islz K ST. N.W.; FIRST AND 8&1 oud floors; Landsome large parlor; ved roou:, vpeu- ing on porch dining Too “aud kitchen. everstaca roves ‘840 per month; also anocher floor for 4. cs por ke 21 SD ST.5.e., FURNISHED BACK parlor; finest location on Cupitol Hull, Feferences. JOR REN’ ond anturaianed, herdics, roouis, trunk and at room i R RENT—204 D ST. N.W.: 3 FURNISHED | Ptice Of $5 Ler nionth to yearly | rooms; clean, comfortable and very central, with | Pied. COTTAGE FLATS, “115 If st. nw. Taully of ‘edlulte; congenial party of 4 or 5 pre- | OR KENT —IN WEST END FLATS, 20 See a heal naa toc ati bas Seen | [Ou MERT-AT in TOW CIRCLE TO GENTE: | Toaraee ie ee = Te TE | 1000 Ich stn, we welt | FSten cals, ome ae bea room aud 1 t i } nd. Suny. : Wi): be reuted furnished, included rad forsocupancy. oot @ si, far BS 20R2 Kat. iunturmscel, pom a w TS roome. amd bath; has furnished: @00 per mont and ist st Parragut acta’ 1Q stnw feta st Riv" M. st, 12 Foose bath.” SLM FURNISHED, Hat bet 17%h ana 15cm Sable nbd warden $08.08 101 2) rooms Dave nw, 3 and hall, 24 floor. (season). ‘RB? ave tet Ttth ena, ‘Cont ave, cree Jars and two cavers IESG Jeftersch pias UoiCony Aye and tut sable 10.07 Kevbert eieth. fiends | Conn ave and Hist (cor. * Ther Teen and item. WO? ner) 33.33 Mane ave tet 10th and » e F = be Mit ad wee 10 Person ag. 00 Gr at bet tls ane Slt Gat corso “8 150 | Tie Newport cok Masa 9” ale int Tih ad RT) ave and lich srnws- 300 ith stycor De halee = Aah wt, overioobing tet bet Rand Stes Comn ave, bet Mand Bist st bet Qa K N eta, with, Taw, Tore and be Thomas circie.. Hiei ro Wacbee conn aves tint SOgE a eae aed DOS 65 2d st be # eee Si oe tO Jefe giao bt Gch st bet Coun ave adj ste (Season) «2. Coun ave bet i oe STORES, 903 Gch st. cor Mase bath, clogets, &e and SLALLES. Motta tome Blass ave and N ms standlath ia THESE HOUSES CAN ULE BY Pe eMiis FROM OLR OF! ‘ MILL. «JOHNSTON, {skis Penna ave hw. ¥UKNISHED MOD. ern Brick bose; wievem room; 282 N. Capitol m5 rent oetate™ MS.; ALL MOD, onier, sail mod. ape 10 ran. image. rome Fy W. C, DUVALL, 95 Fst OL ST. N.W.,3-STORY F AT 160 TH ST. NW CONNER hoase; 10 roots end bath; furnace.” Apyiy- to PALNE & ©O., 615 loth st wei r HINGTON tory brick: S Founs, fi pestect order; eas water 2 latrobe; sto! Gat nw sw: Lowbie terrace ; pindza; 845. 1420 New dork ave. ‘OR RENT—HOUNE 1430 Q St mod. 1 BRICK modern aud FOE RENT stows house; 14 rooms aud bot InP. ; near Sth n.w.; location house in thorouga repair. T. KAis! i, Room 4, Atiantic buridine, PoE BESTE 32 PLORIDS AVE NEW SIX Foon Urick liétises: muod. ttaps. : evo Lack varia: conventen? to eicetric cars; will ty acceptable LM SAUNDiA Co. people. ef NTW A HOUSE ON CORCOLA idth and ith sta 200 per rad ST. BET. and beth. 4.5 THOS G. MENSEY & cc {OR REST—A NEW STORE AND DWELLING Of G rooms ond bath above, wear Wasidazton circle low rent. # i Appy CHARLES RAKLA, Gad Tenet. nw OR RENT—aIm AND = reget ewes sand all mod. it-pec new y ainied ard papers $3) per month, SWORMSI EDI & BRADLEN . cellar, TurBBCe, SBEKT'F. POX, § N He NDSOME NEW RESIDENCE FURNISE UNFURNISHED, For one or two Sears, to desirable tenant, wits i it ‘3S 13th st. ae com I T Sgt YREMONT AYE. wae UNG nwa ciecie: just pat in thorougi: rovair. “SOUS e_BRALL. 1. st - seat JON KENT—NEAN DUPONT GIMCLE, 11s 191 iuandsor emory and celine bay widow Turumee, de " TRAD 15 10OM house; No 1218 G st. n.w. suitable for boarding or roumers; rare opportunity, DAVE x BAY-WINDOW 1108 Florida ave. ue ARGAKDTLK, G13 Toil. st ee cit I second our; new Tenumaret See, boots as anc bath same Hour, private amily; no children Apply se70-st" Fee ES ¥ FURNISHED BOOMS; CEN- trally located; private family. Callat 1110 New dork ave. n.w. sev.” FOE, SALECONE OF THE BEST GuOCE meat aud provi-ion stands in the city, dome « Glass Dusiness; owner cannot atteud to it, Address W. ¥., Star of seat? t(ED— WILLIAM ©. FRISSELL, FiANO G2SUth st. #. we First-ciavs tuning at lowest rates. Orders by mail 210 wast sw Be promptly attenied to, 72am WANTED-A WHITE “CHAMBENATAID: ANIED—!¥PEWIITING AND COPYING OF Wathing or froaine: egod wager to coupetent | WV aiftinds; ‘redupl wl shorthand dictation person" Audbess Lock Box Ste sta | mapetatiy ood action pon ersors wie 7 ASTED — THERE EXPERIENCE ¥ Fos | fe work, TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE, eee fare _ upboleserer $s Cees BURGH, 128 ¥ enw. PP seh? | ir aaTED ane TO Tee ION WANTED MEN To SELL LOTS IN NORTH Laurel. ‘Those with larce ucquaintances pre- ferred. “GORDON & BHO. ‘18 F 9028-08 VW ANZED-AGENTS: NEW every smoker Duys; lights in wind or rain; sam- IGAR LIGHTER: le, Te. two f fl dogen by sual Bitagies Swe for is. OF Seraae OO. set- Lm Providence, i. 1. WAXZED-A GOOD EXPERIENCED BUTLER with unexceptionabie references; also two Kod laundresses. Appiy at L407 Mass. avs sezs-dt™ WASTED EL WANT AN AGENT TO TAKE orders for my weil-known “Star and Shield” razor strops. Send 10c. for sample and intormation. HA. SHATTUCK, 44 Ann at., New York. velt-eosst a yiven uF no bay; Sor siie by ail druggist JONES. 22! Federal st. Fea eg WANLED HORSES v.— KEEPING horses wiliter and stauiver a ypeciuity : order vox, Pricolsnesbieay 3} Urb tw. uci tattg om fH ty Foadys tulles out. Osi. Sid. 7 ANTED HOUSEHOLD AND OFFIC KO woe] nt ‘hans of al storage aud ‘and ‘hauling. 1a WESEOWES ao ose We W ANTED-TYPEWIUTERS FOR ir ra sey Standard wakes; Broi-class machines only; best to earn or practice: skipped, city oF, country Grutre, TRenwid ths PACHANGE Glo E semtr W AND CANVASSEKS FOR | WANT. DOLD GOLD AND SILVER FOR CASH. juent order; big pay to reliable parties; EHLEDERICIL Sg, Jeweler, UUs 7th st.1 stead Loto para oe petent men: call af | basement, op. pat vilice tule watclsFopairiug: prevents: cuee. ERSON, jent, American | tion aud order hiedais inade On Dremisees cake eee. MutuslAid Society, 711 14th st. now. uu | “auzeza* ANTED — DUNDORE’S EMPLOYMENT BU- ED-THE AMMONIATED STEAM Can W ian conducted by ladice—inen and women, white | W 42240088 AMMOMATED STEAM Can Pa ecA atone setae SHY. gates | 17y6 and 2710 5 at nw. —Carpetn cleaned thoroughly dnd sprinen! wit 700 s63--6t* | and brightened by oar ture, feat FANTED—1 apd an 50 FER | sud siattrewes renovated. “Ai. REWDMIE. ser, Wy white or colored. ar y to wo DEGHON Teephone 504. aus 1-Gun ‘Contractors, en,” Metropouitan ANTEDTYFEWNITERS FO KEN! i aed sezriw: | W Aaa nee: Calieraplie Now. 1 ED — FOuey LIVING ON THE LINE ‘cL the B. BO RCN. can get steady einpioyiment W* and Kemingtou, Hammond aud others. " Easy terms. iaty: Ielior fle. REWMAN © BON, GOS draenei, eaten" FYisety Store; location No. 1:n. ws tow Other business and must ket out this wee: chance tor a big barvain and 2 food estab! ess; stock ana Dxiures about $2,400, No reasui Glfer refused and teriuseasy. Cail. W. B. W &CO., Gb G st. nw. OW TO GET RicH. HOW TO BOKKO! Pamphlet free, KUODUS BKOS., Bankers, st ‘Lows, Mo. seat {OK SALE—DAIRY LUNCH 2OOM WITH PULL supply of fixtures: barguim tor cash; ownér has other business, JAY, Star office. se FOR SALE-ROCK SPRING INN, SITUATE ON the Conduit road, two ules nearer Washington than Cabin Joun bride and” Ag tutte trom teruunus of Glen KeLo It R, ;about 3, Cvs uire feet uf 10% two elegant springs on property; puvile watering fountain, &. ; T-room fraue house, large barn and pleniy of shed room ; beautifliy saci has next )OK KENT—UNPURNISMED—1WO PLEASANT Fouuus. Lew corner Louse, conveniences tor hight jgusekeeDnus for two, isd oor; private tanaly: would furmish witu Loard. 3 se” Ok RENT _THEEE UNC ENISHED COMMUNE cating Toots on second fluor, tor liht housekee1 lug, with vas, beat and bath, in lamily of two adult jocation excellent. 1010 Gti st. n.w. west" FOR RENTS ROOMS 2D FLOOR, FURNISHED ‘of uniurnished; Louss bas moder huprovements und is very desirably icated: private tauily; reer ences exchanged. 90s M st. .w. sett” }OK KENT—LAKGE, NICELY FURNISHED front roo , two Leds; wuitebie cor two Keutleuen oF genteman abd wife. Also basement room, with ase of kiteuen. 19 11th st. uw. Sezyst™ FE RENT—OCTOBER 1, VERY DESIKABLE Toouss, south trot; second and third Sens a Soe to the tr ne, Fad, Winch iw oe Of Tho POR RENT— UNFURNISHED — Inost popular drives out of Washinton. Trice $83) Fintutcating vooua im 1450 aad 1224 ew Yerkaven, | mii furmiture, crockery, atures, Be. Nor tux: culare apply to aor nies PY WASH'N DANENHOWER, Cor. Lath and Gis. elevator service Irom 7:00. a. mi. Wnul 1)'p. mi. ; oath rooms and other iwodern unpiovements tu tue buid- tugs Apply at Room 7 x4 New bor FOR MENT-Sid VERMONT AVE. the Arlington, elegautiy tarnished apart aingle und in suites, steam heat, cutie Desa and all couveniener ¢ SEPH S. BOSS & CO., y° FOE MEN TPURNISHED, XT iaok HST. XW HEAL ABTATE, LOANS, INSURANCE AND Vright, pleasent rooms to wentiewen ob % PR nl Ep ri en Office, G17 ¥ st. nw. exposure seavot_ |] WISH TO BUY SOME HEAL IsTATE NOTES: OR KENT NICELY FURNISHED ROOais, | + money toloam +, Lae. FF witn oy without bourd. 1707 Pas ave.” west | as saae OR La. 000. FOR RENT THREE FURNISU+D ROOMS; 01 suitable fortwo gentlemen; central locality. 13 ANING WATCHES, 50e, : MAIN SPRING, 50c. E-EANGE.— HIGHLY FUR | for ST eit ativer matthea, Jowerys emmenicenas j0K RENT-LARGE, Ni FCRNIN i ee, aE OREN FU HED | ioney. “Jewelry store under Metropuntam.3yl0-din sea or ladles, Seinretice required. boric iat tne ‘OU TAKE NO CHANCE ee ‘Ting tor &! ee ‘warrant ts te a Ww ANTED_BOUSEKEEPERS AND HQTEL PRO- | OR RENT #URNIGHED AND TRFURNSHED eLEut io ve ite best nd cheaptes precio “Wasche Pejtere io now that they ean neve Shee “urate | Brconum eects fa thecits. I20e Foe uw uo ‘ture up| packed and stored at rea- | D°On KENT- UN. -SaNSED, Fi REE ROOMS OS sonable rates; Soe lists anattrenen speciaity, FRE. MANE CON air Toei. Rewabhabed ta 1871. yess ANTED-—SCHOOL BOOKS BOUGHT AND soi at tue, Central Mook Rachunye, 1217 st, P. C. MERRY. Sorin Fast re taurel, Gis. TT ulies from Washi from Bitiwore; rood trait wc: conmundatlous, (refined work vanagvicent work EScrance; potd while tocrmenge “Apeiy iounetieisiy an gaylictly By letter. Boss aera CO. Factory 2. Laurel, Ma. rauTE a POINTMENT ON Wane Saar “tree : Tiaclne, ‘Win wels-0r WANTED---HOUSES. W *Sislovae 5,000 CE, BPRS 1803 Fst 2. ANTED—10 BUY OR BENT ON WEASONADLE Witee is OF oe atom Louse, in SEERA WOKTH nw, W ANTE — STEAM CAUPET ee a5 seg rencvotina works: f ‘renovated; furniture steamed and woths Pat YOUNGS, 1a0z Paceve. ‘Telopuone lO TS WASTED GRAZE YOUR HORSES stock and yrase farm : $9 per, meals aday and grooming, ‘Sent for and returned tree. yim 3 16 SPE Winn, soo et PERSONAL. cality. with ail Star oitce. NTED— FOR CUSTOMER WITH a as a, a brick, of 7 rooms, with, Sher PokO: FSGitanthade so Fee bie. ANTED-I AM HAVING MORE APPLICA- Wie Doses than can at present year ing Tarnished ouses to rent in supply. Parties Lavi Geert nape ath, Sai eee iiths wn. EE FOR GOOD, FEXANTAAS our list ape have ae, Baktbox oon Lange S Ta Tal 10 PURCHARE 4 HOUS faving Sak som he ee second foor, $14; two on turd, -ENTLEMAN OF UIE, Poe OL AREY Anata. Py studies, w iealoue in’ the py senres to Jorma iran Witt Hietes adress, with plotortaph, ¥ <Star office. cts ¥i ON QUESTIONS En Ac BL, dvy Institute, sei-In*_* "Southwest cor. Bifir st3. nw \V EB MAVE A LAKGE DEMA! ie 4 sper nearest por dya7. A Gignizi TRY ATE DETECTIVE AGENCY, i ee ene 2a pe CHIROPODISTS. i }Ok KENTON NEW JERSEY AVE. SE. al rooius and bth: ali handsomely furnished Yoseuted for S15 yer inomtll. “Ta, LOUK: Li st. 2. w. JOR RENT—PURNISHED OR UNPUBNISH, handsome double Urick residence; all mod. tape. 10 ROOMS AND sponth by the year. BALPINE, Leute 4 cae aT #90 tow, 1, S22 NH sve ww fur Or 4) Mw Enh st De ior the Ist and 1 OR KENT Tate sud Lieurance Broier, 100 and P'ste mw HOUSES. ry» Ha lit apy to. BT THOMAS E deal i BY XK, wn © Hope ave se, 4. SCOTT & WECOR. Peneay iva WAGG. Lstate Broker, tl HOUSES, E005 At we, Or. ee Farragut #1! aim Talave, front noo” 4th Boorse ep gare: beck room,” Sri 4 ton of the property a cee aces saree ee 3 >. MOLTZMAN. Maal at 10 FURNISUE Mara ave and ‘Thc * WOROLTZMAN, r0maneY stan. 1Y 4s etuw, die ds nw, ir oid ee HOUSES Mid ave near 24, or. W00 Vtave me X, 1 wea aioe Kat tae s. 1405 Ht (rvary. ‘th st ie, Be IG Sch at we, Or, ) Takoma ¥ MIB Nath et bw S1OE Cap wt, 2. oi iheat Mi Se smear 4ath st. e ve “hear Capito., Tt... 087 NH ave year Diiisat ES au Ge exauninnd by permit from BUMADS 4. LIBHLK & OO. 154 Fat nw ot, 1348 25 1h wn BaD I ator wind cellars 1k Wallach st, Sr. AK 9 308 N Uap ts tec bX) iP atorwon wer. aD Shit RUST & HUNGERFORD, 26 14that, 317th st., O roons and batis Pee eer SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, Lig 07H STN. W. Tui st. we, 1315 Ket. now... 1590 Leth at. 2Uly ata wt. _se19-1m, BS. ee, “uh Tuts taides Sv. ioe as Brewer STORER W014 Pa av, large vuil'g@) 0 eck Uh we awe 1785 QOST_N.W.; BLOWN-STONE: vom; hunisouely’ papered: electric e, Sc. Angusry of owner, Mrs. Bl. J. ee 8 Liat €i6 K St. N.E,SIX-ROOM inodern tmnprovelie y papered; ; handy tocars ap public schools, Gid £0. Wand Gat 818-0 3 weuth: keys at OOS K st he 2. W. TUCKER & BRO. 100 F st.'n0. SISHED HOUSES, SUN EACH OF THE FOL- SG winter SOR, THIRIELNTH SIRLEL, RIXTES NTH $7 MELT. 150 TO $0 PER MONTH. ai aie: ‘COKNER PROPER’ Larre dowv.e residence. rmely furnish Hinked. Finely arrauced for private resideuce or PuLlic use. 1013 L st. a.W., comer ave and. Abth Ey E- story brick dwelling, 8 ©. cor. Kl. ave. and Co- ua Tot og Oz ge maw tok A PRICES & i} New York aves we24-imm Vargo hall, contraiiy located. Inquire at 416 9th st. “Fikow, rox & mrown, for mestings of clube and a __ SUBURBAN PROPERTY. ISHED—10A PRIVALE PAM eeld-Lin® SOK KENT ELEGANT CORNER, 701 @. 81. 13 rooms, packing room, bath, 10 ‘closets, 2 butier's pantries ; eiocant $10. “BLA” BALLIN: GER, 1922 Fat. coor = RENT—IN THE NEIG! a ienante; no hoveekeabing. 401 Osten LOST AND FOUND. tee iog aa end eae tan Sess Fetes RENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, UST—SEPT. 21, 1s¥l, BLACK AND gl bua; Fe yy " eg second story alcove, and bay-window rooms tot | L hed on red satin, rijben. with tax Now 2301: | oa ceNg- DWELLING AI WOT BE ew other rows, table board. | Answers to name of “Nick.” “Return to i204 N. 3 rovua. clad bath, oak oa. a ave. n.w. Keward. ‘oct | Quine at 20% ha 8 oe Os Se Fou RENT—TWO oo NU MIOATING UNFUR- |) Ont [ON G18 BETWEEN For. ASD LE | hon ub jucludiing oat abd’ gun, orous furuisbed, Seana Sih | acobMeteos. hewsnd Hsetasoatto GRY Ook ed | Ke ae, LABESDON MOTEL.” Now York uve. ae coupls. Beterences. £26 French st. | nw. aca Zu rooms, exclusive of Lath room, stute x 55 | oom [LIBERAL REWARD FOR ing elevator, electric ‘epeakite FE RENT—A LADY LIVING IN HER ELEGANT | L°Si5 both se br tes toner py a ae Saves ‘Now ‘ning thorseckly fronvtated 8 newly furnixhed Roane would let a few rooms to drown spots at ours, tail aud back. oclan” will be ready tor. eowut igentiuten’ wing to Pay Ssuitablo price Tac? Lith ECTEMBER 30-A BLA SPIN Wor teruut, Be. epi st. nw. bet |Z toZ OF 6108 p.m. ‘secl-ut™ Ese Look contginionr $0 @te tone en ee es THOS. J. FISHER & ©O.. Fox nENT—tg geste ee Se Revel earned to gma a ei, nt? peur “door. Lor T—SMALL DIAMOND HORSESHOE SCARF | net teheun's epee ‘alted 38 9 reward if returued Fo RENT— qoakesnt BRowN, st. now. ol 3 tyaly rossonable AE Lines THE 20TH HLINSTANT, “eof CERSHIRE —- sos aw rreepets eves, Wee Wasbiaion Pees ee, 1 »T.;EN SUITE OR SIN desired AP YEO Sis. ord ta J Coss ERXOON ON TAFAY- Fen RITA paby Living N HER cherry wood cane. Finder will bs smunis ree Peat her pars yarminy same (0 ArliBstOn “dragon Lap oe ant ber comme, ae ory Bd ta Uscerees or members of sts, DW. C aor ‘Star’ Dest, being northwest, Ad- | 7 Os1—TUESDAY EVENING, 50TH INSTANT. on avenge care or at 7th. . ap c a Sete a ss ae = | sietee en ear roe pa ta was. dpeegia bathe pumi s bell pea Debian aitale toward for ete Fe aE SSE EEE Ra oe eat i ct two. three 4 [os aera ae OK BALE G20), BAN CHE NEAR BEOUKLAD amd ads partie BRICK CHU tne Louse, cieponece ie igus ee uiidings com 62,00. eclat A CHOICE aM, BORCe ror Nae ~ rel goe bow ose iy itours. Foe ala Beauty NEARLY ool-at i a —" Foe, BT nGETY ones house aa is es = a, x - Tout, 825 per’ month, oe rere zB