Evening Star Newspaper, October 21, 1891, Page 2

nN THE GENERAL OF THE ARMY, ‘Maj. Gen. Schofield Submits His Annual Re- port to the Secretary of War. ‘VHE STORY OF THE SIOUX UPRISIXG REFERRED To AND THE EXPERIENCE GAINED IN THE CON- TEST POINTED OUT—MATTERS OF GENERAL INTEREST TO THE ARMY NOTED. The annual report of Maj. Gen. John M. Schofield, commanding the army of the United States, to the Secretary of War draws attention especially to the useful lessons learned by the army last winter in the campaign against the Sioux in Dakota. He says: ‘The disturbance was formidable in fact and threatened to be far more formidable than any Indian war tbat had occurred in many years. ‘The orders of the President were designed to suppress that trouble as promptly and effect- ively as possible, having mainly in view the Protection of the extended settlements sur- Founding the Sioux reservation against de- struction by hostile Indians. The execation of those orders involved the concentration of nearly one-half the infantry and cavalry of the army and some artillery upon the Sioux reser- vation, for which purpose it was necessary to bring from nearly all parts of the coan- try west of the Mississippi river. These move- ments were ae attended with great expense, but happily the result fully justified ‘the vigor of the measures adopted. which re- sulted in the suppression of the uprising with- gat loss of life on the part of peaceful citizens though the army suffered considerable loss an quite a large band of indians was destroyed m conflict with the troops. ‘THE EXPERIENCE Ar¥ED. ‘The experience gained in the campaign of last winter is valuable, as indicating the possible extent and the probable limits of future dan- ger from any uprising of the Indian tribes. If it were true, as was then fo generally: believed, that the Sioux Indians meditated a general up- rising, and their plans had been matured and exeented with the secrecy and energy that usually characterize Indian movements, it would have been entirely impossible, with the troopa then located near the Sioux reservation, though constituting a very large fraction of the army, to have prevented great loss of life and roperty in the surrounding settlements, while a8 was also believed by many, the uprising ‘was intended to ombrace other warlike tribes in ether parts of the country, the entire military force of the United “States would have been wholly inadequato to prevent great dam- age to the settlements surrounding the reserva- tions. Whatever may be the fact as to those Indian plans they were, happily, so far antici- ited that the Sioux Indians were sutrounded an effective cordon of troops before they were ready for action, while the disaffection had at the time not spread so far among other tribes as to become dangerous. Acareful consideration of all the cirenm- stances of this uprising among the Sioux seems to justify the opinion that no considerable number of them had seriously intended to en- ge in hostilities against the United States un- driven to such a course by unbearable hardship or in self-defense against the military operations ordered for their subjection. There ia hence a well-grounded belief that, by the constant exercise of discretion in the manage- ment of the Indians, coupled with justice in all dealings of the government with them and the mce of a sufficient military force to over- awe the turbulent minority among them, there need be no serious apprehension of an ex- tended uprising of the Sioux and probably not ofany other Indian tribe. It is also well worthy of the most serious con- sideration that by the addition of a few thou- sand men to the enlisted strength of the army, whereby a sufficient force might at all times be Stationed in the vicinity of the great reserva- tions, the danger of an uprising and resulting €estruction of frontier settlements would be entirely removed and the great expense of transportation of troops from distant parts of the country entirely avoided. ARMY REORGANIZATION. Under the head of army reorganization Gen. Bebofield say: Whatever may be the judgment of Congress respecting the aggregate strength of the mili- tary force to be maintained in time of peace it cannot be doubted that the organization of ‘that force should be such as to make it most effective, and at the same time capable of most ready expansion whenever an increase is de- cided upon. The conditions of modern tactics require the three-battalion organization for the in’antry, as well as for the cavairy and artillery, each Dattalion to consist of not more than four com- panies, troops or batteries. In the artillery the company organization ought to be made to conform to that in the other arms of the serv- ice, namely, with one captain and two lieuten- ants, instead of three or four lieutenants, as under the present laws, and the necessities of the seacoast defense of the United States will speedily require some increase in the aggregate foungth of te artillery. A carefal estimate has shown that seven regiments, in lieu of the present five, will be required for this service, ‘end that such a reorganization as will convert the present five regiments into seven can be made with very slight increase of expense, there being now in the five regiments almost the entire number of officers required to prop- erly officer seven regiments. THE NATIONAL DEFEXSE. ‘The important question of national defense, ‘the report continues, which bas been so thor- oughly and publicly discussed in past years, is now confidently regarded as settled by the legislative action of the last two Congresses. ‘The wise policy thus inaugurated will, doubt- lees, be steadily pursued until the great sea- coast harbors are placed in condition to resist ‘any atteck from a foreign enemy. tory progress has been made in the construction of the gun factory at Watervliet, N. ¥., im the manufacture of type guys of the highest qualities and in the manufacture of service mortars and their emplacement at the most exposed and important positions upon the sea coast, while contracts have been made for the material necessary for the construction of large numbers of guns and mortars and for ‘the purchase of completed guns of the highest type. It will only require moderate annual ‘appropriations for the next few years to place tS ertended son const of this country ia'sach condition that no foreign enemy could inflict Upon it any serious loss or damage. When this is accomplishe? the dignified and just policy which thie country has adopted ‘toward ail foreign nations may be steadily adhered to Without apprehension of results unfavorable either to the welfare or to the honor of this country. INDIANS IN THE ARMY. Tt fs assumed, as a general principle of mili- tary policy, that all of the permanent inhabi- tants of the country, without respect to race r previous condition, should in time of war furnish their fair proportion of the military forces of the country, and with this end in view, that all should have representation in the Permanent establishment. It has also been demonstrated by experience, as well as by rea- son, that one of the most effective and most Yapid methods of civilizing the savage tribes of Scountry aud converting them from enemies into friends is to receive a reasonable propor- tion of them into the military service of the country. Although this policy has not yet pro- very far in its execution, the results ve been entirely satisfactory, and it is recom- merded that it be adhered to until the Ameri- can Indian constitutes a due proportion of the enlisted strength of the army. ABANDONED Posts. The followigg military posts being no longer necessary have been abandoned since the last annual report: Forts Abraham Lincoln, North Dakota: Davis, Texas; Lowell, Arizona; Marcy, New Mexico;’ Shaw, Montana; Selden, New Mexico: Union, New Mexico, and Fort Lewis, Colorado. These added to the number Yeally abandoned during the last two years and previously reported amount to twenty- eight military posts. Fort Bidwell has been temporarily reoccupied by a small force. This aa mark the advance which has deen the settlement of the western territories and the subjugation of the roaming Indians which formerly impeded that settle- ment. The garrisons of the several abandoned posts have been united to those of a more per- manent beep mone larger garrisons and exclusion of undesirable from en- listment have worked together to clevate the character and inerease the contentment of the soldiers, without in any measure, it is believed, impairing their efficiency. The winter cam) ‘against the Sioux developed the most cheerful endurance of the greatest hardships, as well as great gallantry in action and a total absence of desertions while in the field im the presence of the enemy. DEFICIENT TRANSPORTATION. The readiness of the army for active field service in an emergency has long been greatiy impaired by the reduction of means of trans- portation to that which is required for the or- dinary post service, making it necessary to pro- transportation required for troope ia the Rela. trai tion required for Though this condition isalways to be rogrettod, itis a source of no little satisfaction that the juartermaster's de} = wae Sie ducing e recent campaign to supply by contract, or otherwise, the requisite means of transporta- tion without great or injurious delays in the movements of Gen. Schofield notes the increased efficiency of the medical t with great satisfaction, and he pays a tribute to the zeal and diligence dopartmente during the sumpelgn of tant wie- te during the cam) ~ ter. He approves of the remarks of Gen. How- $rd and Gen. MoCook on the necessity of forti- fying the harbors of Savannah and San Diego, and says: “The necessity of other and more Prominent seaports are too well known to need special mention.” 4 PHILANTHROPIC WOMAN. Lady Heary Somerset Talks Earnestly om the Evile of Intemperance. Lady Henry Somerset has addressed a great many audiences during the six years of her philanthropy, but sho never stood before a more enthusiastic assomblage than that which ccenpied Inst night every available foot of space in Metropolitan M.E. Church. Not only was the auditorium crowded, but the big lec- ture room on the lower floor was also filled to its limit, an overflow meeting having been ar- ranged for when it became evident that the church proper must fail to accommodate those who were anxious to see and hear titled Bishop Hurst presided over the principal meeting and in his preliminary remarks spoke of the growing sentiment on the liquor ques- tion and the increased activity of the wearers of the white ribbon. When introducing Lady Somerset the bishop was applauded for saying that the great work sho bad done for God and humanity had gained for her tent of no- bility which was far above earthly honors and titles. LADY SOMERSET'S ADDRESS. given the principal speaker, but the waving of ® thousand white handkerchiefs was as express- iveasany of morecommon forms of greeting. Lady Somerset was immediately in accord with her audience, for she stated that the cause of temperance in this country had pro- gressed to a much greater extent than it had in England, moved by such devoted women as Frances Willard. “Cleverly did the speaker sketch the history of the liquor traffic in Great Britain, and with great warmth did sho speak of the destruction of those barriers which have heretofore stood between the evil and the reformer. Buta little while ago it was the general impression in England that tem- perance workers were fanatics of the least ex- eusable variety. Today those who advocate total abstinence occupy a very different social position; they bad come up through great tribulation, it was true, but they bad achieved wonderful things. In mentioning the means that must be used for the salvation of the intemperate Lady Som- erset said that for many years a great deal of dependence bad been placed on education and the Sunday school. This hope had, however, proven to be fallacious, for of about 10.000 pecple in England's jails more than 6,000 had nh members of Sunday schools. Reviewing the respective conditions of society ia this country and in England Lady Somerset said she was rejoiced to know that there was no such drinking among the women here as there was in England. In London it had been esti- mated that th o prcpertion of women to men who entered saloons and drank therein was three to four. Some time was given to a sketch of White- chapel and its horrors, and then mankind was instructed as to its duty toward the weaker sex. Atthe conclusion of the address Mrs. La Fetra presented to Lady Somerseta magnificent basket of roses—the offering of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union. MRS. HANNAN WHITALL SMITH. Mrs. Hannah Whitall Smith, one of the lead- ers of the gospel temperance movement, spoke briefly, urging increased activity and calling upon all not already pledged to join the temperance movement. Rev. Dr. Carman, general superintendent of the Methodist church in Canada, made an in- teresting speech, in which he said that woman laden down with Saratoga trunks would never conquer the world.but woman with a moderate- sized “grip” was going to bring about great moral reforms. An interesting address was also made by the Rey. J. W. Hamilton, D. D., of Boston. During the evening Miss Katherine Willard sang two finely executed and highly appre- ciated solos. ‘The same speakers as addressed the main au- dience also made addresses to the overflow meeting. Lady Henry Somerset is one of the most active of those who support the mission con- ducted by the Rev. Hugh Price Hughes. She has great wealth and since 1885 has devoted herself and her means to the advancement of istianity. Lady Somerset will leave this evening for New York and purposes going from thence to Chicago. She will not return to England until early in December. irs. Hannah Whitall Smith accompanies Lady Somerset in her journeyings. ——— AMUSEMENTS NEXT WEEK. “AL Tar Comrorts or Hog.” —This charm- ing play, written in Gillette’s best and most rollicking vein and domestically christened, will ——— at Albaugh’s next week b; one of Mir. Chas. Frohman's, companies, which that gentleman pronounces one of the best that - sent out. Mr. Gillette and his works aré well known in this city, and his WANTED—HELP. Wanieb—a ies ABLE GIRL TOR PLAIN ci AN Apply at O08 i se ew. Sameer? OBS WHITE MEN Nir? Sete are WANTED — taeviat aoe eh 1x@ Oren 1000 Pa, ave. new, foe AU ape et Fs THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C. ieee WANTED_—SITUATIONS. ANTED—WOMA LADIES’ AND Ww children's Ureases af Of Bast Capitol st, by day ‘with some experience. Box, Ss W ASTED, WOMEN COOKS, @ 0 T0 875; CHAM- W ‘ermatia curse tft soe facto oramay? Bie 2 COOMBS & Tou stn. MEN COOKS, $10 TO Ware Sas See one aes tre, bartenders. DICKS AGENCE. Gd Rhac aw. woetd-Ot J ANTED—A GOOD. ITE) IN A SMALL WAP Ae Som A 3 WHITE BOY AS HELPIN A BAKERY Woegcontoctoncry. eau ‘at 1233 Mase. ave. 2. OCTOBER 21. 1891. FOR _RENT—ROOMS. FOR RENT—FLATS. FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR RENT HOUSES. i ANLED— BY INED LADY, FOND OF IK RENT—447 0 ST. N.W., TWO RENT—NEW FLAT 1408 14° 4 7 _sIX TO EIGNT oe WW rriimision matter companion sae | Feecet wersatgrnahed te tgommy wes tet | Foon ant ont wate ane oe Leaky Sie | Fok MEN _ FOmNIGMED AIX ZO Haut Spinvalld indy. oxide houssleeper in private Zamni.y: | and waa, with or witho ‘pass door. | LAND, 70, Corcoran, eetbst* | nihed house Of Th sones eee Apes gity references. Address M. G., ‘Road st., ort ‘Very reasonable. a FOR RENT-25D Axp sD FLOOR; FRONTS 30 | Sfer4 p.m. at 1290 Net. now. ia oat ai ggg feet on Kat. 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MERTZ & CO. 4 TN sry Ft ANTED-A WOMAN TO, COOK, WASH AND Fe ‘a chambermald and. hures. Room 125, Atlantis buliding, GUOF st., from Oto 12 Schade Thcrmday. ity W&AXTED-A NURSE GIRL ABOUT FOURTEEN een, ome nig References required.” Gall'at 1904 It atm. w. ocoL2t ° oitice. vanta’ave., Rooms and ae ‘TY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, ooks. waiters, chambermaids, drivers, porters iaundresses,’ nurses, men snd women for all e peut at once. 2 AGREE POND, 427 110h at. n.w. 1 WANTED—Woman DK AND DO HOUSE- soning references required. W work: no washius or Apply M2, 12th st mew. a WASZED-A MAN AND WIFE (WHITE OR colored) on a farm short distance from city; man. for farm, wife housework; small family. 700'L st. 2. w., DUNDORE' 1t* WASTED (NURSE GIRLS GERMAN PLE- ferred: good waxes; emplo; Apply at 1517 Sist st. = ANTED — HOUSER EPERS IN NEED | OF servants will save rouble by calling on Rapmediae oar ie help Turnaved: oel3-12t" EMPLOYMENT BURFAU.SIGF st. 0.w. WASTED-YOUNG LADY WHO IS A RAPID typewriter operator and who has had one year's SEporlence in business oiice transcribing from phou- ray ‘a position: can furn! Feferences, Kailroxs 0°90", Star ofice. WANTED — BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED itl, 2 place in private family as chambermaid oF ing dnd housework; ves: of city reference. 1311 alley bet. 12th and 1sth'and Nand W. 0020-2 CE OF FICE W 4NTED-1HE CITY INTELLIG! furnishes competent servants to Private families, hotels, restaurants (references) city and gounter also clerical appiicants; with diapatch. 'D. LEPORD, 427 ith st u.w. ‘oct0-0 ANTED—AN EDUCATED YOUNG MAN WITH ‘2 knowledge of German, @ good penman and lettore:, seoks permanent employnrent with. an archi tector fatent attorney. Alidrens Box 13, Btar office. oct See aw. cS sac ee NTS 5 x FORBENT FURNISHED, TO ADULTS. A VERY . Gat of six rooms; cast, south’ and weet | Gk N R RENT—006 © ST. NE. 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POR RENT—SEVEKAL CHOICE ROOMS IN THE | Lei 3 Wet oc21 at . plearant rooms to gentlemen on tet Ffrencos ieee palatine. cers rtm | SER 1SC et we s mew house; cars pass the dour; southern ex- | and La: ave. bear Lest Sok ue eae Uae. Cor. eh Fok RENT- THAT HANDSOME RESIDENCE (70 | porate. OCD | TC BENT TO OP PTOS Oe eae | F private tana acres ties Caprcl > eajereat " ‘WO OFFICE ROOMS, 422 ANT 424 | 20 Lew Entry tettline 1a seowae bnanioonea F® KENT_TWO CONNECTING FRONT ROOMS 10th st. in. w. each. LOUIS P. SHOE- ‘end ed; Mew sanitary pian at SBogeb Moor, Wfurmished. with bound if desired, | MAKER, {50 ¥ sta... eels mabere howns: Soh on ete wr BALD. : 226 }. BW. > terms: 5 refer ex- 7 = u - % vy R RENT—ENTIRE OF Tic! DI . y at Room 18, Atiantic building. J. Moss avenear 18th @187 Forster giimen | at giieteiteme [Sema ma Esc Soria 36s = 7 R NT= 0 *. ilesirabie front rome, first ani second | oc15-6t_ STEIGER & LIEBERMANN, 1909 F at. | F'yi MENT AST. SE GROOM, HOUSE, | ratte ox single; new corner house: gop FOR RENT_OFFICE KOOMS IN THE LENMAN vivania ave. cars: €20 per mouth. on - : i Sy @ st.n.w. ae |S Seiitine cievetpe otuams bet Se ee “JOHN WIGHT, 1408 FOR RENT CY ST. NEAR 14TH ST. CABLE AND | sirabic location; iow rent. a." GOUMBE. 1155 | TOR KENT OR LEASE 4 i, hemaies, uafurnished rooms, anwle or en suite:new | New Yor ave oclege | F THE SPACIOUS CLUB ROUSE, Atk, healthy location *motersie’ good ourd'it deuved; | KOR RENT—FIRST-CLASS OFFICE ROOMS IN canned — 1) cs aonb 300 fst bee ilk reterences. Inquire of H. JAMES, 511 9th st.oc20-3t" Poy pa 1419 G st. n.w. ; single or en Ny Per month, steain heat sud ‘levator Service. Appiy td Hoon No. J. ROBT. 1. FLEME we 8030-1 BUSINESS CHANCES. A SESDICATE 18, BEING FORMED TO PUR- chase a block of land on the Conduit road, past Which the Washington and Great Fal 1710 and 1712 Gt. n. w.. near Colunibla Athiettc Club. ‘Best accommodations for a club of two to five hundred members: Teceyt.on Too! Firs, billiard room. bath rooins, &c. ; barber shop. Gining rooms, card Toms. read'ng rooms, bed rooms, janitors quarters, Yor information and terms call oF address 020-6" Foe ar OR RENT—TWO OR THREE NICE ROOMS FOR Fone housekeeping, 1724 Pa. ave. p. w. oci20-3t* Fe. RENT—725 13TH ST. W., TWO NICELY furnished rooms; eieant and convenient location ; also hail room. 0620-6 ik RENT—2D FLOOR OF 1013 PA. AVE. able for offices or business, Apply in Store. Ww. 'T—TWO HANDSOME 2-ROOM SUITES, UIT. TOMAS E. WAGGAMAN, ‘eal Estate Broker, Vir # st. wiectric rallway QRRE ¥ 0 (SUITES; | yallrun. Moucy cau be doubled within ‘two years, HOUS' £28, 0) ; fine house: gente 4 ore persons with $1,000 each OF four with $500 gonvenient to omcint and social centers, eacepticnaity | each wasted to s0tn Bees ee. ....2 desirable, Apply 1219 I st. u. w. c20-0t* Apply to 1928 N nw. fur, (OR RENT—HANDSOME SUITE OF ROOMS: 4.6. mynsr. i Mosve ne. ide..40. furnished; 2d floor front: private bath room; no} c21-4t 1418 N, ¥. ave., Real Estato Broker. | 2024 Ist nw. or. dark rooms; all windows tacing south and west: on Be Conn. ave. : per month #1225 d required: Jey Star cfc I KR RENT—2 VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS ON floor for light housekeeping: large parlor on 18t floor, both uniurmished; street’ cars pass the door. 1734 14th st. nw. 0020" FOR SACE—GhOCERY, MEAT AND PROVISION store in n.w. doing good Uusiness: no reasonable highest ae — oe offer wil be refusal. “Cail or address 27 ¥ st. aw. 20k KENT ii 092 Fenton pl nw. 4.1 109 20ch at uw. ar-.....10 | Sy Zsa at nw, $F. 10 BARGAIN IF TAKEN IN TEN DAYS_—@200 A witay & aairy junc paying 650 per week tine W4NTED-SITUATION BY YOUNG MAN AS y ptuipping clerk in wholesale house or would be willing to make himself generally userul,with pros- Dect of a better situation. “Address W. B., Star office, rare WANTED SITUATIONS FOR COOKS, DRIv- ers, housemen, chambermaids, cashiers, iinen, store room and kitchen hands, nursery governesses, geamstrenses, &e,< no charge to theaters. stores and hotels. ““(ocl7-e'} “BURNHAM'S, 1110 G st. nw. WASTED—A GOOD COLORED NURSE; MUST rita Maat MEE: references required. Cull at 1123 WANTED — COMPETENT MAN AS WAITER, W Aitat brine reterences 1901 Mant ave" ates WANTED —A THOKOUGHLY EXPERIENCED salesiady; one accustomed to waiting on show room and taking fine millinery orders; none others: Boge Spvly trat-clame aalary: “At PALMERS 107 W ANZEDA SETILED COLOKED WOMAN TO cook. Must stay at nixht. Apply ut 630G 2. it" WANTED{A GIRL FOR GENERAL HoUS! work. Apply immediately with referen: 1812.5th st. nw. ocz1-3t* W ASPEDSUILTINERY SALESLADIES; ALSO body workers. “Apply 1109 F st. m.w. ocl9-3t* ¥ ANTED—BY GERMAN GOVERNESS, SITUA- {onto young children, “Bev. ERNST DRE- WITZ, 1920 G st. ocl6-5t* WANTED---HOUSES. WASTED — AT ONCE — A SIX-kKOOM BRICK Louse, northwest or northeast, for cash; not over 3 Sena particulars at once to W. B. WATSON Gio G stn. w oc 1-4t* W4xrtED-To BUY A HOUSE FROM-81,600 TO ‘$2,000 for a first-class colored man in ‘kovern- ment RA will pay #25 monthly. Address Post Office Box 114, city post office. ° ‘3 W ANZED-TO KENT FOR SIX MONTHS, FUR- nished house, & to 10 rooms, or small furnished. flat, | Address, with fuil particuiars, Room 29, Ki building. ‘oct -ste WANTED—A COMPETENT WHITE WOMAN TO cook, wash and iron, for faunily of two. Apply detween #and 7 at 2021 N st. n.w. ae \WASTED-A GOOD NELIABLE MAN WITH from $1,500 to $2,000 to take charwe of a stock, gf goods of $3,000. Wiil pay sich party from $65 to $75 rer mon sive xood security for money. “Ad- iresyCLENK, Star office. it WANTED TWO FIRST-CLAnS COATAIAR also bushelman. Call at onceat A. W. HEI! 315 Pa. ave. n.w. 21-2 VW AStED“STRONG, HEALTHY WOMA general housework. 928 Tt. n.w. 0c Wea&nsTED—saicur. LLIGENT BO" or 16 years old, not afraid of work. Address, in own handwriting, L. 8.. Star office. 0620. WANTED I HAVE 819,000 TO INVES? wood renting property; Houses renting from $20 to $35 a month preterred. Send particulars at once to OC DAVID D. STONE, 306 F WANZED. ‘0 RENT A COMPLETELY FUR- nished 5 or 6 room house, Capitol Hill or n.w., by Nov. 3, for nan and wife: best of references; rent must be reasonable. Address, stating terms, CORT- LAND, Star office. oc20-2t° WANTED-AT ONCE—K 10 TO 12-ROOM HOUSE, «ive number and street, northwest ; price $10,000. to $12,000; no ayents. Address A. B.C. ON ooh 2t Mist ew, Gr. 0 VO} GENE FOUN TNETENISHED ROOMS ST gon 8 oars datiy: ‘Adrew LUNCN ROOM. Sha Hope ave a Baty seats Bae ee ROOMS | ,UNEORNISHED: | amount of cash will buy. tus property. a0 ower ise | Str and Awe GLL Lok ore e, dus 800 X H coment asuud heats Soot; ruitaple tor Sight housekeeping: | other businew. Address FABIAN, star ofice, octo-at | St Sha Ae $190| ave, Orn eS Hien) ws fo Parti without children. 222° | WV ANIED—TU_BUL A SMALL CIGAR AND | Sowesis th dag 'eletre Sto” ios Sia : Stationary store or wiil rent # sinali houss gute. | Str and dwa 100 Si | mee Fok RENT — SOULH- FRONT BAY - WINDOW | bie for such a business. "Address BUSINESS U? star | ste, Or. ‘ A. foomscn Zand 3d Boor: also, room in ‘rear of | ule, oct | Shop tear 1650'G i iw: RENT RO WOLTER ee acts mely gupnished, with or'wituout board prices 400 SEP ROY ONE OF THE Gest Lo: OFFICES. é ye ee = = : — cated and payinc oyster and chop bouse 2 gg ORR Dulldig, rooms, Mounts ‘OK KENT —1200 K BT. N.W., SECOND AND | Sustnesses in the city, "Abas cOeT ER, oe se 3, 2b und 3 | 92 F wt (Marine itonthity fer, communicating” rome: hall rove | ols ; lous 20th st. rood 3-38 | bial ~ it also table board; references required. ocl-luns | =Oe Oe 2 front gave, back root | | am Mt uw iar oar is RENTS WELLIN Sa hoor 5 ‘OR RENT—TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS, 1008 | Fay ‘con Loi RAL ei ae MEA ia vernon row. tna 382. 7AB | HRA Ewe TOL Ugtah W-. second Hour; references exchanged. — | bath #8 33. GEO. W- LINKINS. Suv 10tL at new, | cad sega 90 Gu i ec | wrk 2 sie moclilw eee aia ENT—L345 L ST. N.W., BEAUTIFULLY | F)ORSEY CLAGETT. : oases furnished rooms: fine location, every convenience: | L) General Brsbersy Real Estate, Insurance, Local | -2toou8 r . Dear all principal “hotels; suitable tor euteriatming | Stocks and Morey” Boney Pete Central bel gop eqeeneriannrand private tantly. soctare * | Stogre tnd 1019 Fat. n.w._| , The above ecniy a vortion of the jroperty on my a * (08 RENT-BRIGHT, SUNNY SUITE OF] WOU TAKE N a stand 1th, (oc80) THOR E. WAGE AIAN. | LAfavette war, ide a a YY Ranmny cons SAN cctch torg2, pute inmate. | be ist and 13th. focdd)” THOS. E. WAGGAS Ht'near 10th nw, Lie Risdon, ueprovements; desirable, central location; | apring ior @l, and warrauls Lis Wott cos year we | OR KENT—STORE AND DWELLING orrices. pear Lojeis and boarding houses. 1326 Let, n.w. "| claim to be the best and cheapest btactical watelr | Fat. n w., between F and Gate. tins 1711 Fetnw.....251062) Eiecant room mm “sun oc1os3t" fn the city. “I224 F Msn SEIO™ | bunincas pedperty sag wit ested ai a Te ave, in 40 balding Bretirwot (Ok KENT—HANDSOMELY FUR, oR AND z eed caesar . y Sate Ge ees Fattove bed toca Oe dd Boars lee oe ATR — sf senactes 237 | floor; suitable for entiemen or couple without chile dren; private fain. ;reterences, 0433 K POR RENT wit WITHOUT BOARD— MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN Tae EST, — N.W.. A LARGE AND comfortabie house of oie: all modern tm- nts; in Brst-class order; reasonable rent to st. m. w. Oc19-3* zk 3 1026 Cons ave....... LOM Oe seoee es ioperrgnents erste esd arer: pees | $8,000 70 ign eee sory saMae &. BARbOUS Sot oh wepestenceamees overn weak pec 7 a rs sah ans Soran KOBEWT, Stat ofice, octet '8,000 LoaN 7OR RENT — i618 i358 Wallach pl, 10Es Gonalcve reaps 02 | 1 Cree... 00 RENT — 1733 DE SALES ST Lance, 2000 ox 00 gf and bath *-* “eel? K.O. HOLTZMAN, 10tban4F wta.ngw, Dleasaut roow,second floor; south front; furnace 2,000 REAL od so | Joon, WITHOUT PY = heat und oven grate; furnished or unfuruished; in i (Ba oocuided by Sepator C private nouse ; table board within two doors. oclst 500 ESTATE. order; will welt. Fe, RENT—16i17 17TH ST.—2 NEWLY FUR oc20-tr THOS. EZ. WAGGAMAN, ‘ished rooms; 2d floor front; beat, cas and bath: with or withe SOR RENT—ATTRACTIVE BRE : board ; at Very reasonable terms. 19-3" JPoR_RENT_—DWELLING ‘office. WANIED-TO RENT TWO GOOD SIX-ROOM houses together in a good neighborhood, neat street cars; rent not to exceed $16 or $18 per month. Address D-D.C., Star office, O20 re WAXTED-CHILDS MAID ‘(SPEARING GER- ), nse workers, 0 ers, farm hands: ladies” matds Ciazeest off-e: ‘wakes: best positions). BURNHAM'S, 11106 oee-at : VW AStED_RECIABLE WHITE GIRL FOR GEN. ‘ral housework: faiully two adults; ood wages: permanent home if suited. “1113 Mate. ave. SW. roe WANTED_BY A WIDOW LADY, & MIDDLE. aed woman, who wouid like s «ood nent home, to take care of house and sew; must have refer- ences. Address IMMEUIATELY, Star office, oc20-t* WANTEDIEXPERTENCED WAIST TKIMMERS and foundation skirt hands, Give name and ad- ‘Address TRI Star office. and wages expected. MMEKi ‘ocz0-1w* WASTED-LADIES AND GENTLEMEN TO learn stage dancing at Prof, WILLIAMS’, Si day Herald building, s.w-cor. 11th and # ate WANTED LADY OR GENTLEMAN TO MANAGE ne cy. Send starup for fies sample. L. BALDWIN & CO., Detroit, Mich, “ocls-eodm ANTED—IMMEDIATELY, FIRST-CLASSCOAT. Wie rE Cor. 12th and Gone, egies To WANTED—A_ SMALL” UNFURNISHED OR partly furnished house in wood locality; five or proomss rent mot over #30. “Addtress 3° Ei tar ood office. ANTED—TO BUX, FORK CASH DIRECT FROM Owner, bouse; 2's. ; 7 oF $ rooms: no basement; B.W.; on oF near Sth or 10th, and between K and. state price. HILL, ULL F st. nw. ‘oc 7-6t* WASTED-SMALL HOUSES IN ANY SECTION of the city, prices from 81.000 to $2,000, tor ready customers: Aduress HAKRY W. DOWLING, Keal Estate Broker, 612 E st. n.w. ocl7-1w WANTED—BOARD. ‘ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT AT © ms, incl th, Ly yy iy F oH RESt—cance PLeasant communtcat- | MONntrmesestpvel a useeuay oe duire aos a ae * Avwiy at 41 2 Inc rooms, suitable for family; two iu room, #245; | cial privileses reapecting prict gasmente, ualler rou for one, $16: hear cars and depts: “U0s | “ocd TYLER & hCLMLEPORD. 1307 F st. nw. Lath st. nw. ocloge SSeS R RENT—A NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ications. SWOKMSTEDT Freon With heat, gas and use of bath; 38 Est. u.w. | BEADLEY: tr st news . voo-Le ONEY TO LOAN—WE HAVE ON HAND #: to be divided in small Joans: also $10,000 729 2OTH ST. COR. OF H, SUITE dsomely furnished frout rooms, 355,000 SToit 1m one Sg Rasy anve busnwengs ‘with prt; bioan ‘tor three or five Years. WESCOTT, WILCOX 10 | 20 mn ae +24 Wa st aw 180 room on a floor; referetices. “cist P& MIESTUN, 1007 Pa. ave: aud ib and La ave | 208 Pane, Gr BOND w FOR RENT—DESIRABLE LARGE Rooms AND | 97 ln Foe, EST UHREL-STORY | _° SWOKMSTEDT & BRADLEY. 927 F a, And aise eoiniortabie ‘ball ‘rooms with excelient | Vj ONEY TO LOAN ON COLLATERAL On REAL | BSpricx's rooms, hai bait, rauice, latrobe ; table. 1753.H st. n.w. : references given and required. | 1A estate security. Deed of trust notes tor sale. Jarge back yard; rent, 825. M.D. PECK, 034 F st. A. PHILLIPS & SOX, oclsrst SUBURBAN PROPERTY. ‘ANTED—BOARD AND TWO ROOMS FOR W kentleman, wife and young ¢irl in private famil terins inust Le ‘reasonable: references. n.®. oF 1 Preferred, Address SHANNON, star office. ocl-3t* WANTED—STORES ‘ANTED—TO RENT_SMALL STORE OR HA store with millinery or hair store on Fat, bet. feu and Toth stam. we” Address Hi.” A-'B., Siar of- = S WASTED-A BOY 14 YEARS OLD To STAND tn store and take orders; wages @2 per, week. 730 13th st. n.W. 0c20- WV ANTED_DMMEDIATEL E FIRS" white barber of sober habits and union msn; will pay $8 per week and halt over $12. At 226% 0 st: he. ‘0c20-t" WASIED(A YOUNG MAN TO WORK ON A ultry farm: close to Washington; good waxes: Food howe; constant exuployment references aiust be furnished. "A. D. BAILEY, Biadensburg, Md. Post ce. ooze" WANTEDIAT 1215 BT. AVE. A WOMAN TO cook and do general housework; no washing; must bring reference and stay at night. og 20-3 WASIED-A COMPETENT COLORED Walt. ess and chamnbermaid for small family of two or three.” 1820 Jefferson piace. oc 8 3t" JANTED-COMPETENT CLOTHING SALES- men. Address, stating experience, Box 0). Star office. ‘ocld-st WANTED — DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT BU- Fean. conducted by iadies_uen and women, white and colored, {og all kinds of domestic labor, city states with references. "709 Lt. ocS-3w* —ALL LADIES OR YOUNG MEN of refinement Wanting to make mouey in spare time or steady work eastly and quietly at home, with- “Wilkinson's Widows” received its initial pro- Auction bere last season, scoring an insta: taneous success. **All the Comforts of Home’ was oue of the pleasantest New York suc- cesses and also was successfully presented here last season. As it will be again given with an excellent cast and perfect appointments it will no doubt attract large audiences. The salo of seats begins tomorrow at the box office of the opera house. “Tur Buackrnony.”—Irish comedy drama will foliow the Howard Atheneum Company at Harris’ Bijou Theater. ‘The Blackthorn” will be presented next Monday night, with matinees on ‘Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Jos. J. Sullivan has'made it one of the most popular , and productions of Jit kina before the publ ft will have every advantage as to scenery and cast on its presentation in Ws ton. “It ia fall of music from the rollicking folk song to the typical Irish melody, and the women in the cast are handsome as weil as capable. The advance sale of seats opens today at the box office. The Howard Atheneum Company has been filling the house nightly and has made one of the best records of the Bijou's season so far. “Tue Rep Sprpen."—Joseph J. Dowling and Sadie Hassen, the pioneers of high-class western drama, are now on their farewell tour, and will make a] in Washington next week at Kernan’s Lyceum Theater, presentin their greatest successes, “The Red Spider” “Nobody's Claim.” be Sg competent com} re ys are \y Ssetased eI atall"avene Wa wild west’ and introduce many realistic scones. Among the features is Carlos, the thoroughored Kentucky colt. Clerk Young’s Bond. = Mr. John J. Young yesterday executed his bond as clerk of the court, with George Trues- deli, John J. Edson and B. H. Warner as sure- ties, for the faithfal performance of his duties, consequent ciency and econom: im the administration. It is anticipated that x few additional frontier posts be abandoned Within the sext few yearn PAY OF THX SOLDIER. In this country the difference between the Jowest commissioned grade and the highest non-commissioned bas always been too great. ‘This disparity has been made still more appar- recent years, Sdvcation sod such iiaprotomtuts in She art fuch improvements in armies as have imposed i on duties and responsibili- portant du ‘than formerly upon non-commissioned of theline. I respectfully recommend ‘that the pay of these non-commissioned officers ‘be inereased, so as to oqual those of like grades and this morning Justice Bingham ap- proved it, —— Corcoran Cadet Corps’ Election. The Corcoran Cadet Corps, company A, sec- ond battalion, D.C.N.G., last night at the'r armory for the purpose of filling the First Sorgt. jal canvassing cam tave light, simple, yieanant work sent anywuere by mail 1 oupti ‘paid for as re- turned Hulsed; please bear in mind we offer you chance to earn “$4 to 818 weekly. and "positively fur- Bish work to those wishinit to work tur us, ‘and posl- tively pay you for it exactiy as we agree and advertise to do; unllinited demand ; noglass painting or humbue. ‘Send stamp for sealed particulars or your address on postal tor unsealed circulars.’ - ocl2-ot* Fall itiver, Mass, Vv ANTED—AGENTS AND CANVASSERS IN ‘every government department. Big commission Paid to ladies and yentiemen; easy work, Lik pay. Call st office H. W. PATTERSON, Suj President American MutualAid Society,711 ath to nw. WANTED_THE CULINARY ASSOCIATION OF ‘thie city can furnish cooks cooks at short j hone but the most competent ‘men recommended. tieadquarters G23 Du. w. oo laat W AXTED-STENOGRAPHERS AND REMING- on writer 0] tors directed to positions: EMPLOY: pro a ag and Kemineton, operators’ RO. .chabee J0F ) errvice. WYCKOFF, | SEAMANS & BENEDICT, on, Typewriter office, th and Fats: we neste WwW TED—AGENT: NEW CIGAR LIGHTER; every smoker ae lights in wind or rais o le, de.. two for 26e., $1 dozen by mall: stamps en. J. STAYNER & CO., se28-1m Providence, R. 1. WANTED—ROOMS. . ANTED — NOVEMBER 1, FOUR UNFUR- NSE i aie sana ele : ‘Address 3. Re Hi, Siar office. coos WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. WASZED-A HORSE WEIGHING ABOUT 1,275 pounds; height, seventeen hands; age, six or seven years: Iigut sorra! preferred. Apply to A. Le BAKBEK, Belmont, Columbia Heights. 0c Want L DESIRING PHOTOGRAPHS OF ‘themselves, children or friends; low prices on all Work this iuonen ; success’ with chitdre light; satistactory work. 8012 3un Vv ANTED-10 REN Fack and folding bed Por ST_EITHER PARTLY FURSICHUER OR se26-1m_ 1419 New bork ave. — _ = — ‘OR RENT—EITHER PARTLY FURNISHED OR — KR RENT—UNFURNISI “ 0 AC 5 F yacurnished. a parlor and bed room adjaining: bay | PO YOU WANT NONEX?_@10 10. SOTO LOAR | Pte Cietendon Hota, a a window: mt: cars pass; no small children; jow interest on iurunure, Pianos, horses, e and 14ta st city end electric cars. Address 3.’ Star offic Feferences required. 447 0 st. mw. cclv=tis | wagtns, Nousele'd koods orciber perma. property: 4 sai ‘oases _ rics, See RENT a ret rane WITH BOARD. | Paywente: no Tewoval'of xvods_ frou fesiencesn> | TeeeeeTial Bole fs Gri aw, air JOR S IVEMINUTES DRIVE’ Pitmoinrce and easant furnished ‘rooms: suite | Publsity.” Address Dox ws."Star tice. “auiocaar” | Sve My tsthand 14h, 9017 Om nw, “Lr. Rivera oa B. and. KR. tee hawk, Youn wen; Price reasonable, including be Tith st nw, iirana oc! ‘ONEY TO LOAN IN SUBS TOSUIT, ATSAND S253 Q st nw, 2Sr. 22, om bolum, DULL, with’ amoaut large halls and = “ = ‘ner cent, ou D.C. reai estate security, Pay Jand to su t purchaser; terms easy. App.y to BESS RENT-TWO LARGE SECOND FLOOR me r D. STEPHEN, Hyatisvilie, Md.. or to PRANK (a BANK T RAWLINGS. 1003 Pa. ova. | BROWNING, Coltaiian Law bidding aise. Bay floor furnished of unfurnished, with board: in, private 724 17th st nw, 10F wiving notice carriage Will be at i 3; station te conve <4 FO LOAN IX ANY SUS DESILLD AT 500 ike ach ‘nme "> | feet de bain eit etee of interest On approved real estate sit- Gat) ‘ JOR SALE—COTTAGE IN BALLS? va, & ited ‘the Dists Cuiumbio; no be - & ~ . Tool4s on 2d floor: one parior and_bed room su te | Mateteyain, the Listrics of Curmubio. no delay be F; Tot one-juareer pcre, $60 pes draat roms ety on Ist floor: southern exposure; near three lines of | aration of paler; eels: #1000. ; me ote edjorntnye €00. cars and accessible to departments. 1219 Gst- ol6-Or* oT HOSS. BISHEt & CO. KCA.PHILLIPS & BON. 1410 5. 4 ave DOR RENT—IN NEW HOUSE, HALF SQUARE | _3¥15-t¢ 14 F ts nw, AT WOODSIDE, NEW six fh fange, hot am cond. water: bole Int » Lorees, coder end ebade Price, 0 lots, #3, 000. eth, renee “asm to wut. LEIGHTON. 402 La, ave. now COUNTRY REAL ESTATE ae TA GOOD DAIRY AND POULTRY frou the Capitol, newly furnisied or unfasnised roots, with excellent board: ail MON class; teraus very reasonable. 116 IN SUMS FKOM @500 UPWARD. AT THE LOWEST ats OF INTEREST. BEAL ESTATE IN THIS DISTRICT. RB. O. HOLTZMAN, Pa ‘Cor. 10th and F sts. n. w. “on band for onus ou best ity wacty. at lowest or Lous it best city ect Tates of interest. lustallment joaus with ar ypointwents dret id. ave. ne. 10-2w* R RENT— 717 12th st. n.w., finely furnished room. o¢15-0t* FOR BENT 3 FURNISHED ROOMS ON 2D floor. with private bath. 1912 Gxt. n. w. ocl5-2w ‘OK RENT—ARE YOU LOOKING FOR ROOMS? azn BF Gast near 4th st m ‘or. 175 If So We can save you money : roomsall prices :in all Toans will aiways be cousidered, i“ him twelve muiles of this city ; 207 mcr: Bestions OF Me ety? OOM BIMEUTORY, toe Pe. Ne con now also mnake loans on collsteral sacar os 1 ibs r, well fenced: meat ached aut thane nas 7 eeze-z7t* 6 cent tor jong OF short tine. lass ave Lear 2 per mus ‘ * if ‘POR RENT NEW Np ELeGawTiy For |) oa — tear | Mocatiar A * Fatb iow Sars nished rooms in private house, with home com. | _3¢16-te JAS ¥ &. 2.9. Tooker Mn es VV ANTED—T0 RENT_PARW 10 TO Wacken, Te LAMBS | forte: suitable for members or levation. | \¢ONEY WANTED AND 10 LOAN—PARTIES a eed Ato He HOUSTON | 1002 Lith st. nw. ‘ockd-lm" ‘Daving money to loau can always hud «it-ede ‘ee Thiet dy. kG. eo R RENT—FURNISHED APARTMENTS IN THE | Hotes, secured Ly deeds vt trust, sor sale ut () “Everett,” large and smail suites; steain heat, cuoucaahahinaieee THE FOLLOWING PIRCES OF LAND Please state dimensions | @evator, &c. JOHN E. BEALL, Ayent, 1321 Fet. ‘| _myO-tr — om Washington city: 50 acres, house. 1113 7th st. new. ocv0-2 ol? ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE OK FLRST- V J ANTED—SOUND, YOUNG, GENTLE _BUGGY Address 720 17¢ cr, bern and grove per ace class security, at Jowest rates of interest; node- an ‘Of large trees, @130 per a FOS BENTPLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS; 'TED-ROOM AND BOARD FOR GENTL! WW ese ee ns mca ocation between fr ana A stating price, MQ. ten Brat oftices fe ANTED-BY A FIRST-CLASS PHILADEL- hia a dining room and kitchen bet’ ith dna Bib and Wand Pate, new. Apply ae ito nw. ood Wire aay gah PS Stic beeen haan Ba: OR ANTED—BY TWO NEAT SETTLED WOMEN, rnished, =BY 3 ADULTS, two or three unfu: quiet, sunny rooms Ea a pe a ae RR 10 ANTED—BY LAD. UGH: PLE, WANTED 8: sta ‘BR, PLEAS- oo aad wep Ware never ‘ANTED—PARLOR AND per. co any SeatemnaD ad wife bet. ‘caterer oF 34 ; ; aie nee Bist ne opp Cap, 1or.-..400\P at ndat Bist nw, 7 boausitul shade trees and cf city cael horse: must be baticain. lines: tae one of two wentensen’ Sal wee th BS | EDT UC CREEN, 203 7th ot. aw. | ‘The awe houses anim exainanet Uy pete tro | #3 Tia ee ee tacit Cushine ietorte man, w., rear kop. ev st™ } lines oF one oF tw ePrice, from § GY NAT 5 AND OPEN CENT om |°§ Sey = THOMAS 4. Fissllt'e G0..” | of BO geen lanes paladins and wacuiticent view. 6 7 ANTED-IT KNOWN J, E. BRENNEK, 0400 | sa55 = - pT Pe Bo ool EE A oe 0; 123 acres, ‘mansion W ‘Ai new, mates ranges, furnaces or introveriny | WOR BENT—1017 14TH ST_N-w ONE sorte | M“chiroves hare, POR EENT—70 16TH Si, WEL, COMNEM STORE | hius, Geautiiw view al siade tines’ aise yee satisfaction ; aio cures smoky chimneys or no char, Toons on second floor; also large room and dressing lé4ls F and dwe. Ve rovlus, store, cellar iv butidiux lote Jor sale near the electra road to Fort spouting anil Job work done with dispatch. ocl9-iw" | Foom, samme floor; all handsomely furnished; also first- | _™hO SES | and shed for stabie in rear: @30 per mouth. i STait | Meyer at Senta, and iuany other pisces, both lace ANTED-IRON RAILINGS_NOT Pipe—rou | S100 vers. = QNEY TO LOAN peat | OABDTEN, O13 15th wt Sele | and tall ugioved 'fuhinproveds ale sevza Witteitotone ine aod an oll mone 4 Fite cng, gust ot ons ernabea NEE aaateeccurtye ” “TTC EGR BEOWS™ | rok RENT— ~— Sino te satan of Wantiateton with anew at at cee Bes, amen sal, ong, furmiabed as perio, | “a 37 Peuneyivania ave. : property fur sale. “Persone tanew to view property frum oleae s'oulte of two rooms; all connecting: om second oor EY TO LOAN ON MEAL ESTATE AT LOW- A FINE PRIVATE RESIDENCE Sichargs. JAMES £. CLEMLNIS, 1a F sue WASTED LADIES CAN HAVE THEM CHINA | cach room overlooks ‘the park ret exchanged. | MOREY, t¢ WASH'S DANENHOWER. beallecse shee ead O20 Ered, ileo Jospone In decorative werk; ol, ee Successor to DANENHOWER & SON, cor. 13th and FASHIONABLE STREETS JOR SALE—-ONE HUNDRED ACHES, IMPROV and yitriable colors, studio, 1016 10th st. u.w. R RENT—TO GENTLEMEN, BRIGHT, PLEAS: | G ste. apt NEAR LAFAYETTE SQUAKE. by a large 12-room dwelling. several outhouses, Beis ‘ant rooms on 2d and 3d_ floors. ic ONEY TO LOAN-IN SUMS OF FROM a500 | Priceto first-class 26,000 per annum. barn, stables, &c. ; iarge orchard: shade trees. aplet ‘ANTED—TYPEWRITING AND SHORTHAND | near Arlinzton Hotel ; private tamily: te M Up tO €25,U00 on approved real estate security; | Apply to ater and mecnificent view of the city of Washingtuny work in ail itsranchen; reduplicating & speciaity; He pass door, 1014 Lsthet. nw. seldow"- | noaciey” UGAN & BUTLER. an Jin YieM;HUNCK, | two, mies distant <a otter, Solicited. Also, eever irst-ciass work on:y Tegsouable rates. \PE- ENTLEMEN—TWO NICELY U9 F st. nw. ee _1505 Pennsylvania .. = = -< 5 Bend fe 4 RATES EXCHANGE, o10Fet-n.w. ~ sorb-im | FRtaneay vanes, ae Seat Nat wea SIRES | FOE, REST HOUSE tom, MASS. ave. Xow. | ™oBiehg enineliaaes yx WAXTED | UPHOISTERY AND MATTRESS | Si0 hall roomat #5. 209 G-st_n.w._se25-1m LOST AND FOUND. ae ee eee "FINE COUNTRY, RESIDERGES O¥ mare bearers a lowssi aris: gong psi | OK KEAT_AT THE IRVINGTON, Tale x ST 2 SA OT te old. to close en estate AND MaTIRESS HOUSE, Oth and Aste serlO-Lw* | toatl, Ju auines af fe Rhee eTmIaBeG Foo, wth LON ue LURSDAY, ,OOLOBER 20, GOLD | UNFURNISHED, ATED MQURLHOLD AND QUFIGE FULT. | [OM KENT—COR OTH SE. AND SiA5B. AVE; ir returned to 1297 Pa. ave. Be. ‘oczi-Bee NOx SiePEnSOM BGUARES” jure; also stocks of merc . newly papered y sere XTERRIOg poe x soraxe and aullny. “At WA LOWENTHALS, i | rooms with board: southern ond ‘centern exposure: | [OST 20TH INSTANT. FOX TARRJER PUP; | Price, €7.100 per annus. ith wt. DW ocli-din__ | refgrences exchanzed. fia | As white, with black, mo head Rewa Abply 4. ¥. X. HUYCE, Weep aotnusay Sa ing np wanes | FOR AGM2 EN GEOG Ree BOOMS, S| ['gor-ocfomer in LADIES, Pager | ou ET ABT io pub, ben smo 5 le"s wt A . 3 4 bt > 2 N. E, . CK; ‘ Tents Bt any kinds Lente ora eh GRAMS oath | Seforencen sedated SIDER etree Private, samlly: | foe ite return to the Star ofc ‘okt | FP Shatter: icely bapered wie park to CALVERT § OO: 1 : a < ORB = io Seintw. ord. W- iIDGWaAn; Bos 00, liystievlle, Md: Ost _ SATURDAY, MIGHT. OCTOBER. 17, | Fw "GoChE & BiC.,100 at he JPok saLE—-VALUABLE EuPROvED om >. CAREF P' r , FOR RENT—STORES. Georgetown and 10th st. Orin Georgeteen RENT—CAREFULLY INSPECT ‘on the Poromac, huch, healthy and daily ARIED IT RPOWN SHORTHAND AND Lid RES. Return to HWON st and. be warded. Te | FOR iae ‘ready f6r_oecupancy ny | bie £8 te exy sew the finer upon the river siibegtent tea’ nore auppited with contper | POH HENT—A STORE ROOM AT G2 BT. AGW | | OST-SUNDAY MORNING LASt a eiant eed odame trun So ete’ Ein she tent ere tye M 4-4 i cont: rooms | in 3, ‘ wniarel sTakin’ SUMINEse COLLEGE, FR RENESBTORE ROOM TROPA AVE wre: | Hinlgrvile eated it rotund to 55 Stn sitet esate tanta wil eneoeh One FOR SALE—PIANOS. ‘WANTED-GENTIEMEN To CALL AND, EX: fanoy store, ‘confectionery, Bo. Inguire seer LOSE SUNDAY, ON THE FEATS A Dank cage compare wiih theta for Se ser sine 70H, SALE-GNEAT BAMGATNS CIN ian Ue etings and Overcontines sco mes Bates gues 1S, onier, | [OR RENT —To5 ISTH BT_NW LAGS | ETO Semen iva Erg | _oct0-12 Cor. 14th and G sts, | Zuur mc, mw, wove agency for the ce AKANICH SIS pj trousers, op. . D- BURNS & Co” Gol | ROR EE month: near bullders’ exchense: HEWARD_LOST ON MONDAY, 19TH IN- | POR RENT—2025 G NW. (3 STORIES CONCRETE | & BACH pianos 7 Sun ste ewe #036 "3u | suitabio for red eatate oMbcer Pape trey, eRe R: $ic Pat ee, Descoigt; paune of | jx Sears: by Teoma: 2204 tnpe, sgoutber, expowure: | FOR SALt—s CANVED LEO PIANO, ONLY ‘ANTED—CRAYON! CRAYON! want | Se. Gwner engraved inside. Please return to i! A st. ne, | beck yard 100 it. ‘paint armianed: ver: | I" several barsains in uprichts prior to removal aguail ig know that you can Nid Bee a a ined Se OME LEED, AT 1906 | Sid.receive reward. a Wansen Gotte, AS rata: Leaks the hous | ame: ThossOSS wesc sie: Bhi ine” inteds Galtsua set price Dogatres developed, Boom 70, Corcoran’ bulldise, Lirigaingts. SEE, eo sePuAy | sot ocation. solr | “seas pies, Cabi- Star office, ook at Fo y $3 per dozen. FES ETI RENT—NICE LARGE STORE, 77H <IN NEIGH. NORTH. np eman manD WANTED SERIA “C. FRIBBELL, FIANG Seo minions ond pening fr itis cota of Lomein. volo dal, rh werd shane oe ‘Taken in exchange for» new Bredbury upright; bale tuner, 33 Oth st. 6 w, ADI 3. 5 ‘st. new. | acribedon face Finder will. 917 ‘ance payable 10 monthly or cash. First-clase ining st lowest reten, Orders by paail | _oc17-3t Teturn same to J. W. Laka: Ross. fa. CCl Pst” ool? PF. G. SMITH, 125 Poona ave. — OR RENT—FINE STO! 1233 8ST. N.W., 'TRAYED OB IN, BER RK SALE_! 7 ANTED HORSES TO KEEP. KEEPIRG FOES eee a are rat va Si TRTOLED ey ee i On 1 aaa Price's selon Sth Gh Bow cys ing on. a, BRRDING: Goo hirer awe” APP 1 THEO. A. | le aiderner. og Address 1724 10tu st: nw. on1o oe Wy ANTED-THPEWRITERS “FOR“MENT aL | FRB SSF RA BOARD. Ee ee id a a ING. ereuars, TYPEWKIT! (Gk, 610 ¥ 7 a AS TR se Saiventiar Faw. erie Wir ne ae ee Sou and ordef medals inade om auz2-2in' W Sir oteanind ano MENOve req pCR eee renovated. s FOR RENT—HALLS. foeie nis eat eee shat geet somes close