Evening Star Newspaper, November 5, 1891, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C. T a. a The Nominating Convention to Ee Held Probably In December. It is expected that when the national republi- can committee meets here on the 234 some day in ‘May, 1892, will be selected for the national convention. Immediately after this mecting the republican central committee of the Dis- trict will be called together and the committee ‘will take the usual steps to put an end to its own existence and to call a new committee into being. The present committee, of which M: A. E. & Davis is chairman, was elected and or- ganized just prior to the Willard Hall conven- tion which chose delegates to the Inst national republican convention in 1888. The central committee will iesue a call tothe orgenizations in the twenty-two old legislative districts to hold conventions or primaries and elect in each ense three members to represent the District in the new central committee. The new committee, if the usual program is followed, will be or- ganized nt once and issue a call for a District convention to elect two delegates to the national convention. There bas been some talk of changing the methods of electing delegates from the several districts to the District con- vention, but those in favor of the old-fashioned ies seem to be in the majority. The ict convention will, be compesed of 110 five from each distri is expected Tat tae ‘sow central’ committee will be and ready for business early in December, snd that the nominating convention will be held by the 15th of that month. Atany rate Mr. Perry H. Carson ex- ts that the delegates will be named before ristmas. Perry H. Carson and Andrew Giee- son will, it is said, be backed by what is called the Carson faction, the faction that has usually won. There are evidences, however, that the Chase faction is at work, and it may have a sur- prise for the convention. It has been eustom- ary to send one white and one colored delegate. Mr. Chase is talked of. Commissioner Doug- lass, Daniel E. Cabill and ex-Mayor Sayles J. Bowen are also regarded as candidates. Com- missioner Douglass has not, it isstated, taken any steps to secure it, but a number of active republicans on their own motion are making an effort to bring about his election. a THE LATE OLIVER DUFOUR. Committee of Odd Fellows Appointed to Arrange tor the Funeral. ‘The different sbodies of Odd Fellows with which the late Oliver Dufour was connected met last night in the blue room of Odd Fellows’ Hall, 7th street northwest, to perfect arrange- ments for his funeral. Committees from the Grand Lodge, Grand Encampment, Washington Lodge, No. 6, Columbian Encampment. No. 1 Grand Canton, P. M., Naomi Lodge, No. 1, D. of R,, Veteran Association, and the board of trustees of Odd Fellows were appointed to make all necessary arrangements for the funeral, which will take place Sunday after- noon at 2:30 o'clock from St. Andrew's Church, 14th and Corcoran streets. The interment will be at Rock Creek cemetery. The reraains will be brought from Hyattsville, Md., tomorrow afternoon by a committeo from the Odd Fel- be turbances. disetpline. lows and will lie in state in the blue room of Odd Fellows’ Hall until Sunday moruing. pas ANACOSTIA. A DAPTIST FESTIVAL. ‘The Baptist festival closed last night. The finale was especially brilliant. The floor of the church was cleared, the lecture hal! con- Yerted into supper room and the pulpit into an auction block. In the bazaar the leading feature was an albam quilt. the captestants for which were Mrs. M. E. Crawford, Mrs. Charles Burr, Mrs. Frost, Mrs. Wilsey, Mrs. Davison, ‘Mins’ Virgie King, Mrs Mules,’ Mrs. Williams, Mrs. McCullough, Mise Vanderslice, Mrs. Mil- stead, Miss Pearl Harrison, Mrs. Rhodes, Mra. Rider, Miss Ploris Harlan, Miss Motherhead, ‘Mrs. Ruark, Miss Lily Van Ness, Miss Mamie ll. Miss Fisher and Mrs. McGinnis. Mra. Crawford won the prize. The sum realized on it was $40. Mrs. Crawford's square was embroidered with the seal and coat-of-arms of the Independent Order of Rechabites. ‘The js of the festival will be devoted to the yarchase of carpet for the church. The bid- Sing was spi RECHABITES’ GRAND VISITATION. ‘The grand visitation to Anacostia Tent, No. 188, Independent Order of Rechabites,occurred Tuesday night The visitors were James C. Lee, grand chief ruler; J. C. Eller, grand dey uty ruler; William R. Hall, grand levite; J. E. Minnix. grand treasurer; William L. Salkeld, grand secretary; James T. Harrison, grand guard; James T. Loveless, past grand chief ruler. Chief Ruler James H. Goddard of Ana- costia Tent welcomed the strangers with a felicitous address and remarks by the grand of- fieers follewed. Grand Chief Ruler Lee eulo- the conduet of the tent. The books and ces were shown to be in good condition. ‘NOTES. Abunting party, consisting of Officer Reagan, Mr. J. C. MeGirr and J. Kerby, spent yester- day at Mr. William Bayne’s Prince George's farm and bagged eighteen rabbits. The Presbyterian Society of Christian Endeavor met last night at the residence on Maple avenue of Miss Doughty. Miss C. L. Snell has returned home after an absence of one year and a half at Brookline, Mass. There were but 120 visitors to St. Elizabeth yesterday. John D. Briscoe, aged thirteen years, died at his parents’ home in Giesboro Monday and was buried yesterday at Moore's cemetery. Yesterday the police were notified that Abraham Isaac, aged fifty-two, years an inmate of the Insane Asylum. had escaped. When re- captured he was being chased by a mob of negro boys bent on securing the reward always paid for the return of escaped patients. He ‘was turned over to the proper authorities, as Sent to the Reform School. “The pocket book was laying on the stand and I tock it upandran. The lady was right there,” was what William Brown, a colored boy of thirteen years, said when Judge Bradley asked him as to the charge of larceny from the Person oa September 10 this morning. The court sentenced him to the reform school ed ‘The Circuit Court Jury. « The jury in the Circuit Court, Justice Hag- ner, was completed this morning, those ac- cepted being Andrew Hatcherscn, G. W. Joyce, W. H. Harris, 8. Webster, N. Eckhardt, W. K. Grimes, G. H. Schultz, C. Sheriff, W. H. Dyer, & W. Anstin, Joseph F. Bradley, D. D. Craven, J. W. Lee and M. A. Tappan. Fish and Game Deaiers Celebrate. The representative fish and game dealers of this city had a jolly good time yesterday after- noon, and celebrated the opening of the fail and winter season with « grand oyster roast at ‘the Lith street wharf. It was a royal feast, for if those who sell fish and game are not judges there are no epicures. ‘They outdid them- selves yesterday, and the table set, though rude ig construction, was rich in the choicest delica- cies of the season. Everybody enjoyed the oc- casion, and the dancing of the old fishermen to the tune of an old Virginia break down and the songs they sang were interesting and amusing. The arrangements were under direction of & committee composed of Messrs. R. A. Golden, Walter “peed mre £. Stuart, and those Present testifie appreciation of the man- Eer they hed executed the trust imposed ir them by calling for speeches from each one. respon: a inan acceptable manner Goat. Hatton. Wen, Yates 6, Drummond, son, latton, Wm. Yates, G. mond, FP. C. Fisher, Chas. Sorrell, Samuel Gardner, J: i. Riel Wm Yont, Chas. Beavers, P. P Faunce, R. A. Golden, Walter Moreland, Sam’! J. Reed, jr., Frank G. Reed, J: bh Reagan, lor, F. H. Javins, G. W. Sanford, ©. H. Javins, Alfred Whittaker, J. Javins, Wm. E. Stuart. Thomas B. Higden, John H. , Howard Beach, E. R. Keynolds, W. H Emerson, John F. Sheban, Edward Faunce and D. M. Faunce. —_— ‘The King’s Sons and Daughters. The King’s Sonsand Daughters of the new i sive sanctification. himself of DE. BRIGGS ACQUITTED. ‘The Charges of Heresy Decided to Be In- suffictent. beget jealousy,dissension,envy are cases where these evils ure necessary here is a case in which such resalts axe likely be disastrous and in which the accused hax cleared himself of the necessity for atrial. by dismissing the case the swerve one Lair-breadtl path. Members undoubtedly differed with Dr. Briggs in some of his views. The speaker for one dad nct coincide with hia view of progres- But Dr. Briggs had cleared ll charger that he had declared against the Bible as the only infeilible rule of faith and beiief. Dr Vandyke enumerated the results of other heresy trials, and asked bis hearers to bear sapporte P ‘The case of the Rev. Dr. Charles A. Briggs of the Union Theological Seminary, charged with heresy, was dismissed last evening by the New York presbytery. Tho gallerice were filled with an eager and interested crowd, composed mostly of women. The main floor of the church was reserved for the members of the presby- tery. The officers of the presbytery were the Rev. Dr. John C. Bliss, moderator; the Rev Dr. & G. Alexander, stated clerk; the Rev. Dr. J. H. Hoadley, permanent clerk, and the Rev. J.J. Lampe, temporary clerk. The prosecut- ing committee consisted of the Rev. Dr. George W. F Birch, the Rev. Dr. J. J. Lampe, the Rev. Dr. Robert F Sample and elders John J. Stev- enson and Jobi With Dr Fb jeCook. were his Inw advisers, Charles H. Woodbury and Henry Day of the law firm of Lord, Day & Lord. After Dr. Briggs bad read his objections to the form of the charges against him, as nar- rated in the dispatches to yesterday's Stan, the question was raised whether the committee of presbyters which formulated the indictments was an original party tc the action. eratcr ruled that it was one of Dr. Briggs’ test based on precedent, which was ente the records and will go uj ‘The moderator held that the committee.of Presentation represented the Presbyterian chureb in the United States and was therefore the original party Thie decision was appealed from the chair and sustained by a vote of 67 te 64. Dr. John J. Stevenson of the committee said that the committee would in due time reply to Dr. Briggs’ answer. He main- tains that the charges and specifications are in perfectly proper form. Dr. Vandyke moved to dismiss the case against Dr. Briggs and dismiss the committeo. ‘THE DEBATE ON THE MOTION. The discussion prior to the vote on the motion was spirited and interesting. Dr. Vandyke said in support of his motion that it was not made in the interest of Dr. Briggs, who had said he wanted a trial, but in the interest of the peace, theehurch. Once pursued to the detriment of the church. his accusers like to synod. Ch: t? them in mind in voting on this question. Coi. John J. McCook of the prosecuting com- mittes replied to Dr Vandyke. latter had spoken evidently with the ideo that there was nc book of discipline ir the Presby- terian church, but as long as men are human the neceesity fer discipline must exist. ‘The case of Dr. Briggs had reached a crisis at which it would be folly to dismiss the proceedings be- cause it would not result in what Dr. Vandyke wants—the peace and unity of the church. ‘the committee of prosecution would appeal to higher authorities and the case would remain a stumbling block in the church for at least two rears. ‘There would be no delay if the case Were proceeded with, because the comut- ‘the charges promptly. accused is orthodox or he is not. A dilatory motion like Dr. Vandyke' be great injustice to Dr. Briggs Brigg: had failed to say that be would retract his dec- larations which are cemplained of. His ex- pressions of regret at having caused anxiety in the church counted for naught. Personally yy beyond measure if of today, but on his tee propesed Either the ordination would be the case eculd be disp. conscience he could not wish for ‘a summary close, for he believed in all sincerity that every charge against Dr. Brigge would be proved. He urged upon the presbytery that under their ws they had @ solemn duty to to try cond Dr. perform which they could not escape. Rev. James H. Mclivane ridiculed the idea that the presbytery had no right to dismiss the prosecuting committee, together with the case. ‘The law bad been laid down in the church that no man could rightly be convicted of heresy who disavowed opinions attributed to him. Of the sincerity of disavowals God alone was the judge. Dr. Briggs made his inaugural address on the Bible at the request of the directors of the seminary. He had chosen a different subject entirely, and his address had been misrepre- sented until nobody knew just what Dr. Briggs meant. No man could be convicted by inter- . The speaker said that the late Howard Crosb¥ and Henry B. Vandyke bad told him that Dr. Briggs could never be convicted on his inaugural address unless the confession of faith ence. was changed. (CHARGES INSUFFICIENT. Rev. J. FP. Sutton of ciency of the charges. . Dr. Thomas Hastings, president of the Union Theological Semina appeal for dismissal for the sake of the peace of the church. Justice in this case, he thought, wus impossible in view of the act yy the general assembly. was prejudiced. The speaker know Dr. Briggs views as well a# any man in the house, and he knew that the charges were false. He thought it would be well for the presbytery to stop the case and hereafter to see to it that the general assembly in the future would not be allowed to sit in previous ju Rev. Sydney G taken Rev. D. G. ths presbytery raised by Dr. iggs. on ent. . Law spoke in opposition. ylie offered un amendment that Dr. Vandyke Leg poor: setting forth that while id not approve of Dr. Brigge views, it dismissed the case for sake of peace in the church. Rev. William @. T. Shedd then objected to what he called being muzzied He was op- posed to dismissing the case in silence and wanted an opportunity to debate the points ‘The motion was then read in this form: “Resolved, That the presbytery of New York, after having listened to the prayer of the Rev. Dr. Charles A. Briggs in the case of the Presby- terian church in the United States of America against him as to the sufliciency of the chazgt and specifications in form and legal effect, and ‘thout approving of the position stated in his inaugural address, at the same time desiring and quiet of the church, declarations made by Dr. Briggs touching his loyalty to the Holy Serip- tures an: the Westminster standards, and of bis disclaimers put on some of his big words, deems it best to dismisz the case and hereby does #0 earnestly the andin view dismuss it.” The resolution was adopted by a vote of 9% to 39. Of these who voted aye 71 ware ministers and 23 elders; of the noes there were 26 miu- of the isters and 13 elders. Rev. Dr. George W. F. Bierch, chairman of the prosecuting committee, was sorely disap- pcinted. Me gave notice of an appeal te the od may dacide to send the case back resbytery for trial. riggs was congratulated on all sides. The presbytery adjourned till next Monday. synod. ‘The «: to the Dr. Returns From All Ohio Counties. Returns from all the counties in Ohio, official and the rest esti- yy & plurality of 18,588. pasta Ve SE seven, gives M bein, Congratulating Maj. McKinley. Maj. McKinley was quietly resting atthe Hotel Harford in Canton, Ohio, yesterday afternoon. He received advices from Chairman Hahn to the effect that his plurality would not fall short of 19,000 and that the legislature would be republican by upward of 80 majority on joint ballot. Mr. McKinley has been flooded felograms from all over those who seu were Preclient Hatison, Gov. Campbell Sloatt Fassett, Senator Sherman, Gen. Butter- Foraker, Seeretary Foster and . ‘The governor-elect will remain in with coi the country. worh, ex-G Say ‘The mod- Dr. Henry Vandyke, , entered a prosecuting arity and unity of ito the herésy trial it must itter end and to the great Dr. Briggs had met He had no conscious intention of disturbing tas peace of the church. He deeply regratted having caused such dis- Ix it jnst or hound aman who bad come forward with such a straight! rward statene Dr. Vandyke complimented the prosecution committee for their cxcelient work, but asked whether it was not better to wait for further ‘ight from Ged before rusting inte an unavail- ing frosecution and weakening the force of Heresy trials ere great evils. They nd strife. There tian-like to esbytery would not from ita well-worn He said the WANTED—HELP. JANTED—A BOY DuIvE ‘BAR! MEL reat tells Tu __WANTED—SITUATIONS. _ FOR RENT—ROOMS. WANTED—BY 4 NORTH OF GERMANY GIRL, ‘s situation ina small family to do general houge- work. 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YOu 11th nod-2t* WANTED—4 SPANISH TEACHER, NATIV South Awerica oF STAKIN'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, preferred. do and 17 E. OF t. nw, nod-t WANTED —A Finst-CLasS FAMILY Coo! NY igfstences required. Addrese Al., star ottice. WANTED—aT ONCE—W and house: ste, 14th st. extended. ; two children. a fae: would and have good oF ironing: reterenc W Teliable and one t at once at 1oU2 7th st, haw. ANTED-A GOOD SALESMAN; HONEST AND that 18 anxious to learn. Apply ‘nod: W ANTED TEN AND INK SKETCHERS, | MEN A. GOLDSI EIN, 9 and 10 Central butidsn cor. Pa. ave. WASTED A WHITE GIRG BETWEEN 15 AND 17 years of age to wake herself generally Useful in ‘stere; owe WhU kHOWS Low to sew. ‘and Women who 131 H st. n. idly, J mildiny, ith st. ode? not RESPECTABLE AND NEAT WHE. ress aud housenaid ;wiust stay ni Tou P st. a. w. nod-3e Wada ty Feterences, ‘ED—FIRST-CLASS WAIST AND SKIRT hands. Apply aiter 5 o'clock at L713 Ist. aw. AppLy at WANIED_A STRONG, ACTIVE WOMAN do entire work of family of three; no washing bring tr 10 WANTED-« ‘cooks. waiters, chamber porters, Louse cleaners ; places iiven. ‘women, boys Lith st. n. tbe ood cook: stay at nicht: at 2216 14th st aw. etween 9 and nod CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, ruaids, nurses, drivers, itil sutted ; forall work. D. SHACKLEFOMD, WANIED— Wo FIRST-CLASS TIN AND sheet iron workers and one range setter, W & CUNNINGHAM, 415 11th st. new. TO J ANLED—»TORE BOY TWELVE TO. Ke W teen years old at 813 F st. nw. ie DIETER. ‘LOUIN A. nod-3t WaAaizED— washing £0 A NEAT, THOROUGH YOUNG white chambermnaid for three rows; must do iF one person and mending: 4o howe nizhts: relerences required. Call atter 4 o'clock, a. 20 eh gt owest* x 1119 1th st. aw TED—ASTRONG, COMPETENT WOMAN TO. cvok, wash and iroa. " Apply, with references, to nosit* servants to private fainies, reninurants (relerences), city ad countts clerical applicants; ewith dispatch, D. SHACICL FOKD, 42, Uth st. now. oc! WANTED —BY A THOROUGH LAUS DRESS, Engu-b, « situation where iri of fifteen canbe made Usorul fond of children; no objection to xo. in WANTED SITUATION AS GOVERNESS OR companion by a Norwegtir lady of refinement and culture; speaits Ge Felerences. "14.8 Chava VW ANTED_A posit AS CASHIER AND Dookiveper ina wholesale house: best of reier- sheen as to heaeaty. Addrese ENERGETICS, ‘Star oftice. nod"hin* W AS IED: SETUATIONS FOR DRIVERS, COOKS, Porters, housemen, chambermaids, nurses, waits ers, casluers, Linen and store roou: hands, steant lana dry hands. (No charge to hotels and stores.) BUMN- HAM's, 11106 st. new. 31-08 en! moderate. F S OUPLE CAN SECURE NICELY fumished front room with board ip snail refined privato family in Georgetown for $49 per mouth. -Ad~ Ares B.A. Cs Star oftics, ost” Fos KENT-1W0 KOM, SNEWLY FURNISHED, Papered and painted, in private fainily; to gentle wen only; board if desired location F st. near State Dew nt. Address H. H. D., star office. nod Fe SUITE OF TWO FINELY F nished rooins: desirable house aud neizuborh ood; convenient to offices and social centers” especially: suuted to persens of ood position. “L219 I st. i. w. ta 1-10 GENTLEM! ONLY-TWO farnished rooms, with steam Leat and open urate: private bath; corner rooms; f-onting two strects; fashionabie part of city, nw. Acdress L. Star offic Boo Fok, PEXTOIWO,RECOND.ATORY | Fu a rooms; unfurnished; singls or en suite. 11 5 tow oot" FQ! BENT 915 HST Now. LANGE FinsT floor communicating roois;" furnished nicely: fronting south; wiso rooms on 2d floor: suitable for Congressnan OF any one desiriag central location. THOMAS BLAGDED FOR, BENT—PURNISHED—S ine rooa:s and bath. Allo $900 por year Louse Landsowe.y furn b root, ACKEL & GADSBY, 2008 F at. nw. K RENT—— @2 FST. N.W. cnent brick dwelling, conveniences. bouse party veru.s moderate. THOS. J. FISHER & C isu Fst, Foe BENT 1413 G 8T ‘This desirable business property, containing 10 rooms and store, furnace aud a! conveniences, Wil lense for term of Fears. ApDIy to THOS. J. F: 105-6 R RENT— One of those desirable white stone iront dwellincs on Rost. bet uth and 2ist sts. nw. will be rented furnished or unfurnished to desirable pariy, terms moderate. Apply to ‘THOS. 3. FISHER & CO, Rex tt, irr Shy Bence. Lave, én. w.40.30 : 00 0b 2818 N, Re, mm i... ..835 DOKI7 N, 5 1213.28 20th. or. 20.50/28 Ny Vitae Fors full list apply t» WESCOTT & WILCOX, pid 4907 Penusylvau's FOS SFST-1GS WHODE ISCAND AVE. NW. contains © roots; batin; a. 21. partly, furnished; 100 per menth. eva WEAVER, Ga Fst. nie OK RENT—ONS TEN ROOM BRICK Wi dence, drectly north of Dupont, circle, containing all the modern improvements, handsomely decorated , glectric bells and yas Extures aud heated by turnuce Only 850 per month, = CHARLES E. BANES, Ft 700 Tati: st JOR RENT—CORNER HOUSE, SOUTH FRONT, * @ rooms und bath, porches; stabve im rear: wide glance park: trees and shrabs; $20.90 per month; corner of Park plcce and ith ey ext door. uquire of O 8 N. now SOL ist st. ne. quire over store. ‘OR RENTS L ST. N.W., ELEGANTLY furnisied patiors and rooms; fine location: every congenience; near ali principal hotels; suitable for encertainine fo taMully. nodit* FOE REXE-ONE LARGE ROOM, 2b FLOOR. furnished, and two,:i floor, nnfurnisted,on Capitol Bilss ventletven preferred, teru.s reasonable. Calla 262d st. ne, SOR KENT—TO A CATERER—DINING ROOM and Kitcien ; zood location ;alse furnished rooms for Apply 901 2ist st. nod-3t* F -- NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS; HEAT and gas; dining roo from house: pri- vate family. Call 1 ware from Fenn- sylvania a slate of Saratoga Springs. nod-6r" KENT—TWO SPLENDID UNFUNNISHED us on Ist fluor (parlor floor) of Metropolitan Hotei ; communicates with hotel anc also has a privat entrance trou Pennsy.vania ave. ; suitable for a phys clan, dentist,stock broker or faniily who wish to Live tava hotel af inoderate cost;,a pli sivian could pay the rent frou the practice in hotel. “Apply to SCHELLER £S11,VENS,Druggiste,cor.¥ih and Fennsyivenisave. nos-3t” Oki RENT—THE SECOND AND THIRD FLOORS FosSiiiet ntwcersso per months JAMES A. BATES &CO., nod-3t 1407 F Waste D im peu and ink or pencil at ine or elsewhere: copying a specialty. J. F. CULVELWELL, 4.0 Ne: York ave. nox t* WASTED WOUREHOLD AND OFFICE FUKNT ture; also stocks of merchandise of all kinds; storage and hauling. At WM. LOWENTHAL'S, ui 7th st. aw. nod- lw W ARID HORSES TOR HEAVY THAM WOKK: also set of double harness and wagon. Will buy singly or toxether. Address, with price, &., Box 55, Star office. hod-2* \WANTEDEVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT WE are seiling the saine quality of shoes for less auoney than can be bouzht eisewuere. nodat W. H. KENEASIER & CO., i115 F st. now. VW ANIED PICTURES “fo COPY; ANY SIZE. eave, bring your, pictures to) LAKDNEK'S PHOTO GALLEY, 419th st. Agents are not au- thorized to collect Copiestor us. sel2-3mn WW ANTEDGEAZE YOUR HOUSES OS WILSON'S Stock and grass turm; $5 per mouth aday aud Sent for a1 occzedim \W ANTEDITYPEW TITERS FOR RENT; REM tnxton and all other standard makes: first-class machines only; best terms; slupped city. or count circulars, “TAPEWKITEEC EXCHANGE, “G10 howe se26-om rocuing, $8 per month. returned frees FM: WILS st. ered an amendment, which wae accepted by Dr. Vandyke, giving as the reason for dismissing the caso th followed with an reviously r. Briggs WANIED-A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT AN ‘Inquire of Tegistered MAJOK, suU «th st. a. w. drug clerk nos-t* Wircooks wars ant bo waxes $12. Mt Peasant. tent men; steady positions suaranteed. HLKW.PALY Wastep— or can: 9 WASTED rean, aud cviored, tor and sprinst with, EKSO WSito #8 easily iuade. no pain Wassius. send ‘self-addressed envelope. ht MANUFACTURING CO. 4 Li Mase. ucted by tadies—mien aint i ndiue jes—men and women, white il kinds of domestic abut, et ferences. 700 Lest. ws 0 GED, CAPABLE WOMAN “iron: inust stay Mrs. TANNER, 15th and Kenesaw a nose URANCE AGENTS urs; big commissions paid to conpe- Call at office 11 Lath st. new. ewe BOOKKEEPER; ‘wudustrious: one oc 1-at* ouths and W ANTEDIIMMEDIATELY—ONE Fils White barber of souer habits and ubion 1a er, week und half over $12, At 220% C Vv TE HOTEL PORE! iid, wastennen, alae tts td Waiters, houseworkers, cooks, Uutlers, seaunstresses ou boys. German and Swedish wouen. DUN: ond cook EMrLOVEL tuington oO Wickore, Tyvewnter oft eoriaen _ ators <I SEAMANS & BENEDIC’ DW. WASZED-STENOGRAPHEKS AND KEMING- ton typewriter operators directed to positions; upetent stenoxraph OF service. + Renitngton W ANTED-.-HOUSES ED-TH Ws ARY ASSOCIATION OF this city cam furnish cooks, bakers aud pastry cooks at sort uotice: none but the most competent men Feconanended, Headquarvers U2 D nw. o-hi" HN i ECHO iberty square, Bosto ENT BU- Wintae, east Or not Svenw WANED BY MEMBER | OF CONGRESS— ueatly furnished house, well located, Ss Pay’ $100 per wwoxth Quick sales. noo-1W. BARNES & WEAVER, 629 F st. w. yatoiticeor be O5'F stn. w. TANTED— HOUSES FOR SALE IN THE W aikiiiwest ection, Brice from 64-000 to 810,000, 7ANTED—TO RENT BY THE MIDDLE OF NO- Vember, @ house of 10 rows in northwest wec- $90 per montk Addres: tion; rent nob €.C., Star offic o4- W ipreierced a. k Win, Star office. would pay stuali ‘TED—HOUSE AND STORE. N.W. OK N.E. bonus.” “Address W ANTED BX A YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE, A inodern axfurnished house, containing from to 12 rooms, in the following localities: H to N, loth te BR B., 2120 Wainut st.. Puiiadel- ‘Veet sts. phis, Pa. nov." WANTED-—ROOMS. TANTED—BY GENILEMAN A. ‘communicati rooms, Dwi! iit; wood. board: central:y lor TWO W O22 FOEP GOED AND SILVER Fon Casi WM. FRIEDEKICH, Mig. Jeweler, GUS 7UL st., basement, op. pat. office ;tine wateL Yepairing ,preseuta Huan Oper medals iuade ob vieuiaea, eat 1S aw’ \W ANTEDIIYFEWRITING AND SHORTHAND Work in all its branches, redupiicat first-c.ass work ony ; roasonsLiera'es. EXCHANGE, O10 Fst. se2trom WASLED TE BNOWN SHORTHAND AND typewriting work executed promptly and neatly at the lowest rates; aso firms supplied with compe: tent stenoxrapliers and typewriters. A.C. SEANIN'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, oct-im, 15 and 17 Est. uw. ws O S* MAGIC ROACH Powaer; roaches banished by contract; s#tisiue: pou iaven or ne or save by ail drewyints.” KD, an’ Ei ry stock Sur nveniences unsurpassed; Lest attention; not resis tsitue 1OF accle of any kind. Leave order at CLARK'S, lea G rJ.W. RIDGWAY, Box WU, liyaitevilie, Md. KE WANSTED-GENTLEMEN TO CALL. AND EX: ‘ainine the west stylish suitinys, Vestituzs, trous- erings and overcos: 215 up; trousers, #2 jowest Prices; suits 10 order, J.D. BURNS & CO., Wd Sun st. sei WASTED SNIPLIAM C.FMIBSELL, YiANO Tuner, G23 6th st. 6.w. Firsi-ciass tuuine at lowest rates. Orders by mail prom) tly artended | “dyzs-ia, ANIED-HOLSES TO KEEP. KEEPING orses WILCT and ScunMeraspecinity ; Order LOX, St: Ulew, SU Gth st BM ies ol aw Foe SENT—THKEE UNFURNISHED ROOMS ON 2 floor, suitabie for light housekeeping, with heat, xax and bath; terms $13 per month ; no children. Apply 2iss H st. nw. nods {OK RENT—1304 RHODE ISLAND AVE., IN Private family, two communicating Toms, 20 floor; front room With large alcove; Luard can be ob- tslucd few doors distant, Tocation delightful. rafer- nobt® AT THE ABBEVILLE-ELEGANT FSoartuents in saltosor sinios cheap ities aoe, gut board ; 2 Landsou suites of ‘parlors on Ist and 2d able tor Meumber or Senator; with every 1445-97 L st_ nw. node" HANDSOME, NEAT AND FINELY furnished roots; also suite of rooms, near priut- ing and pension offices; convenient to railroad depots; references exchanged and required. Address 25 & st. nw. nod-bt* (OK RENT—1l1] NST. N.W., BRIGHT FRONT orgs second floor; bay window; newly papered. FG, BENT — UNFURNISHED — TWO LARGE Landsoune Grst-foor rooms, with basement and 1 modern simprovements; references Pam. 1909 H st. nw. Fok RENT-THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS on first und second floors in new house, with heat i kas; Use Of kitchen; only €20 per month, |W FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD EX F SUNNY rooms fronting on K Feferences required. 1101 & stn. Ww. - (corner house) with board; nos-St" S 1344 Gat. nw. Nicely turnished office, #40 per iuonth. Eiowunt puriors, turnished, 87 per month, Suite turmsbed rooms, 2d fivor, $50 per month. Ddulte turnisied rooms, Jd floor, per month. No extra churve Jor be Permit to exainine at THOS. J. FISBER & CO. nothst AF si. iw. {CK KENT—1WO NICELY } URNISHED ROOMS, With board; soutiern exposure; central iocation: A reduction will Le maue where two parties can uccupy same room. do F 2 nod.it BAY-WINDOW adjommnz; beat and clit, vei floor: close to 14th st. cars and uerdics: only 88. 142z Corcoran st. nodsi aN. FOR RENT HANDSOME G-STORY ish tdweiling. 1737 N st. Tooms, bath and all the mod. ‘Sips. im nice onder, ‘One of the choicest lucations in the city, For lease at a rensonable rate. B. H. WARNER & 00.. vt. ave., with t. bet. Mand J Lea U5 P st. (season). faxs. ave. bet. 17th Sunderland place. Sunderland piace.. 2 19th st... 19 N st., cor. V pe UB19 N st: cor. Vt. ave. (ocatcia). 1202 N st. we bebe a bath By 3 including TSON, 1421 G st. aw. 0K RENT—FURNISHED COMPLETELY AX handsomely, elegan: corner residence, with large stable, 27 East Capitol st., near new library and Capito; handsomely papered and decorated, new sanitary plumbing; new heating; 14 rooms, inclnding fro bathe and jaudry', one of the andstuest re jences in the cit ply at kom. building. J.'S. JORDAN, General Azent. noo-t -. KENT—THAT HANDSOME RESIDENCE (to private family ouly) 211 East Ag st Jacent to new library building: 14 rooms, handsomely ed and decorated; new sumitary plumbing and eats uperb house; $N3, or $75 without stabi Apply 1s, Atlantic building. JB. JORKDA! General Agent. (furnished), 9r.. bath, a.m.t .. bath. ami: snd 1315 218i st. hw. Se ‘At. Pleasant, Gr. cottages, f noose ee yt 2OR RENT— TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE OF six rooms and bath: modern nuprovements; 1631 1. w.:in good condition ; rent $25.49 im advance. to owner, los Stu st. new. nod-ot™ OK RENT —aT BRIGHTWOOD, D.c., TWO Tine-room hotses, with stabling for six horses ;ualf acre of land oF more. nodst H. J. DALY. SE; BLOW 13 rooms; near Dapont Circle elegantly fur- ath nw. rooms. 865. 3 rooms. 3130. EDY & FICKLEN, 608 14th st. (fH ST. N.W.; IN GOOD RE- 100. ius and bath, $30.50. 3 -& FICKLEN, GOS 14th st. (OR BE! PLEASANT COMMUNI- cating rooms ou second floor, suitable for family oF xents, with board: tin rood:, #30; other rooms, £50; lor Oue, #10. thst. hw. Dosbst* FO RENTCUNEURNISHED (Ux PARTLY FUR- * beautiful rooms, 2d flour, in a new house, mont ave. wos” STH ST. N.W,, NEAR WOOD- ely locat irnished oF un- erred; heat, gus, bath and host fornisied .gentiewen p JOR KENT—A ROW cellar and bath: F YEW BRICKS, 6 KOOMS, wery thod. imp. Le Droit Park.’ 82,500. Bobs W. 1. HOPKINS & CO., 1420 F st. OR RENT—-HOUSE 1404 SqST. N.W., AT S30 per month. JAMES A. BATES & CO., not-3t 1407 F st. nw. OK KENT—Iv3s AND Wns SE € ber month. ADDISON DOMBE. Rok” ‘SOs 17th ot, att GST. N.W., THREE UNFUR- ished secund-story r0ou3; Fe ‘RENT—1207 @ ST. N.W., HANDSOMELY {urmisied roo, with open grite fire; a'so ball oss Fi W ARTED THE AMMONIATED STEAM CAR- VEY CLEANING AND KENUVATING WORKS, 1764 and 1710 E. st-u.w.—Carpets cieaued thorouculy, und brightened by curnew process. Furniture,ieathers Aud ginttresnes revovated. AL. NEW MYL, Leephone VW ASIED_HOUSEKEEPERS AND HOTEL PRO- Prictors to know that they ean Lave ther “urni- ture Bpholstered, repaired, packed aud stored at r sobabie rates; fine hair mattresses a specialty. Fiibe BASE CO. IU Teta w. datablisued ti A871. syle W ANTED— STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND yenovoting Works; feathers renovated :tisttreases made over: itruiture steauied and moths destroyed. E.B-YUUNGS, 1a: Puave. Telephone 1003-2. 113 W ASTEDITYPEWLITERS For 1 BEST iaciunes, Calixiaphs Nos. 1, 2 una i: Sudith, Kemiuston, Hamiigond and others.” Easy ters. 1io- tary letter “file, NEWSIAN & BON, OUv 7thst. B.w. ______ BOARDING. | a Fee TABLE BUAKD AND MEALS sent out by Philadelphia caterer; soups. cfoquettes, home-made cakes,iuimce pies and ali disives in Fluiadelphir style on short notice. 730 13th st. new. S4CCRE YOUR WINTER BOARDING PLACE. For good covlany, neatness and Kood service wo. t0 Watson's Kestauraut Cafe, 302 Est. Couvenient to court ouse, pension aud lawyers’ offices. Next door to Georgetown Law Se ‘Koou: to i nods.” 400D TABLE BOAKD, $15 PEK MONTH, WITH J or without rooms; iarye, nicely furnished from SS to #1G. VIB KI st. aw. ois] Gt oom; ail conveniences, FOE LEST TWO LARGE | COMMUNICATING YOOMS, €h stite Ur sihgie, uM Zt floor; also pleasant Sinwle rods with good \wuie board; terns reasonabl Zio 12th st aw. Dost" Fok, RENT 004M ST. N.W., HANDSOMELY iurnisied parlor bed root juthern exposure, with porch; heat and sus; very ‘pleasant; suitavle lor upie, Hist-elass table board; terins i: ik) NST.. TWO LARGE SECOND loor trout aud hail rooms, nicely # iu sled; igre closets, sonthern exposure: with, board: private fduuiy or aulsts: relerences, Oc26-20* FOE KENT—910 1 ST. N.W.. PARLORS, HAND. somely turnished ; first floor’ bay windaw and pri Yate bath; good jucation, suitable for a member of ¥ + also, -mleeiy Firnisbed front room, third floor. no Ok ZENTIIS41 GST. N. W., DOUBLE AND singie furnished rooms ; table board for a limited nu: }OR RENT — UNFURNISHED KOOMS—LARGE olecant rooms at GOS 14th at., corner F; single or ensuite; very reasonable. ocsl-lw KENNEDY & FICKLEN, 608 14th st. Foe BENT ial FST. N.W., SECOND AND third-story back room, comfortably furnished, and excelient tabie board; terms, two in a roou, and yas; or $90 one ine vou; table mi JOR RENT — 633 I 8ST. N.W F Rous sub Groreiass board POR RENT—TWO LARGE s TOMS: sollthern exrostro: il room on third oor; turnished or Uniuruished , with board :1n, family. Appiy 1425 Kt. B.w. ot" "0 RENT-—KOOsS—EN SUTIE OK SINGLE, with oF without Loard: first-class appointments: transient or permanent. MIS. FUKKOW, 220 Ist st writ eat bats and od ‘bard ne. O-lw ed eis eee eee eae | "| HE WEBSTER, 513 31H SJ, N.W.; RATES Der mo. with teraas, C. M. 1.. star oftice. | "| 7%, uay, week, 40: licadquariers ior sithissase ee) Grst-ciass howe place; runs staxes daily to all points FANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, ONE | of tuterest. ved goard in private tauuiy, within a tow flocks of ict a z : = : Firersou Square. adarees, with terms, 3-857 Star PERSONAL WW ANTED_A GENTLEMAN AND WiPE DESIRE two or three Uniurn'shed rooms ip nortliwest suit W ANTED_ ay X TADY TWO ONFURNISH: pene angel. Acteee terms. W. L C.. Star office. ‘bed room bath attached : W ANIED_FOR MEMBER O) ferred: 3 Rot” rooms all parts of city; ches} NORESS VAR * vre- ‘oor. All expenses, $30 ers. LONALUSON, BO ache W ANTED—FURNISHED AND UNFUMNISHED stirest pln to resem iaare rete terms ‘Auth at. ‘TED_—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE DESI W Air or tases nicely Tucarened ‘St otices MANICURE. ot DEVITT'S DETECTIVE AGENCY, M° tte, oldest” and linoat re ahi th tue nae Suitation and advice trees OAM S]ANCING"—MOKNING CLASSES, MONDAYS ‘DAxge .SSES, MONDA ‘%, 108. m., #33 per month ;even- ing classes, ‘Luesdays and Ws, 5p. mu. Private, ny hour, @1; is indy ; refer- cava, "Addrees DESINEDY Stas ofa oneal ae W he bag ee EXTRAUBDINARY E. pee) ee clothing. oF cali at JUSTH'S OLD STAND, G19 D st. a. Ww. OCs MVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION 1ONS Cateery, FTL ote “Southwest cor. Sth and K ats. BAW. FHURIZED FHIVATE DETECTIVE AGENOY, ulate & Co. ah tev Se a ee NOTARIES PUBLIC. - QOK RENT—1119 SOUTH CAROLINA AVE. ; 9 .pered; all iunprovements: rent, se ‘ecdi-lw* OK RENT--TO GENTLEMEN, BRIGHT, PLEA‘ unt rooms on 2d and Jd¥ floors; sinxie or en suite; near Ariiuztou Hotel ; private taially ; moderateterms. ‘Merdics pass door. id 15th st. no C24] kek, RENT—AT 19 IOWA CIRCLE, TO GENTLE- bod Toons and dressing toons with private bath abes ‘suite of two rooms; all connecting; on second Boor; each room overlooks the park; exchanged. eelzua FOR RENT, 1:00 KC BY. N-W., SECOND AND third rooms; rooms ‘communicating hail front also table board: references required. ocld- <NEW AND ELEGAN’ with TLY FUR- ‘cou i a See ae FOREENT-FORSISHED APARTMENTS IN THE “wEyerett "lance faites; steain eat, levator, e.' JUHI E. ‘Awent, 13521 ¥ st. ery eS KENT—PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS; mod. imps. ; BO ; convenient to all car lines ; for one or two. up. 1027 uth st. nw. oe (OK RENT-AT THE IRVING’ i, 1416 K 4 EGE wAlenee, Yarmiebed wi ‘og is eunton oe feo tree orauaty. “eae FOR RENT-—-STORES. PORsES i ONMEE STOME AND Dwanuina, q aw. water, Be. care fies eae OK RENT—S00 25D ST. #140 PER MONTH. EF RDDISON & LARLONDE: nod-3¢* Sos 7th st. JOR RENT—HOUSE 1316 1ST. N.W. APPLY TO OWNEK, 12th and M sts. n. w. wodait® }OR KENT—BY KO. HOLTZMAN, REAL ES- tate and Lusurauce Broker. 10th abd 2°68. i. We HOUSE O12 E st Marini's Duilding) per at..#4,000 12% M st nw, i6r Top F nw, Toe 150s F st riw. 127, io N.Y. i jit near 19th aw, 16r..8900 i Mass ave and ‘Thomas ie. 1 8300| Ma ave heat 2d" Or 1 ‘Circle, Vir... Lafayetio sqi. 1 17th st near K, 1 1028 Conn ave (rear) 911 Dn w (rear)... not BO. J0tandF stn. w. OR RENT — SHED — 142 VEKMO! nve., overlooking Lowa Cure ai Suitable for a member of Congress, no-0t Lista Fst. nw, {0H RENT—REAR OF 2019 NINETEENTH ST. .W., fOUF FOOLS: water eben and yard: $12.30" HH, TF LELPOLD, southwest ‘corner 13th and ¥ sta u.w. KR RENT_UNFURNISHED. ‘ Hotel, 160 ave and Jats st” 723 1 FOR RENT_HOUSES. WwW rr ome ey } nyse. Apniy to 4 PShoeiS abor hee 4, FISHER & ©O., 1S Fst. ow. Fee ANTLY FURS - cone end’ ‘tome Sok RENT—TWO ELEGANT NEW PLATA mag hace: Wil lease to a private | £ andl rm Zoo ‘ora Foous wach Ferm . illus. @. mexseyeco., | #0, Sa oor, a OO Fst. nw. | nod tw So hime ot ase = ok KENT—THREETOOM PLAT AND FURWN! FCKNISHED, Tense ture for sale, costing S000, for e30 cash. 2 FELLING Nata ae SEVEN-LOOM FLAT, FURNISHED, for #0) oF $43 and board for one iady: aut secured leased 26, oo K RENT BEAUTIFUL SIX ROOM FLAT. SNe lure second floor, We.wling periectly equi ‘wate back Porch | all nearly mew. mt. F ave 2Ndone be he ieasen-$3 |S Paks rae pa hes eee Soe Bo Ra wise 8 |X Pattee eT or Sane Por REST POuNIsOTa VaR Sc Bape telant ave ven Hor £5t 6 roots, and beth. epem grates Isth and Conn eve 2 | Potehy ere a Tatu at (season Mass av. FOR RENT—OFFICES. cor bed Titi aad * BULLDING. S3a.3 Bth eticor De a * Bist st bot Rana Sint at bet Qa R 250 Lt het Taeh to th wt Corason) 230 | ]re amet 30 defers | comand, second Boor Briva A. nw, Irs } Blave be intents and con ane then. PROCT oe Got bet 10th ADL bet 1th and 18th ANte st bet Mand N (season). 2200 29 A PHNTIES «so. ork ave. oc-8- km eee FOR RENT--MISCELLANEOUS SOK KENT — STEIN FY reepouniut Nat bet Conn ave and 200 Jefferson p vane 13 SQUanik ip ave & weriy ktiown as the Chapes store ‘cur. “Ista st. TEU STADLES. Hr ere pa m square bounded by Mass ats and Natand 14th, SINESS CHANCES. BULLETINS CAN HE OBTAINED AE OUR OF. = = FICE” THESE HOUSES (CAN lu. “INSPROTED ONLY BY PLKMIZS FLOM ( no3-e,tu.th Fok SR ECEUESISHED House Hill; three-story, lay window, 11 NOK SALLY 10 CENTS PER SQUARE Er you cou buy a doth the Bloctrie qiowt a Werate of cali for tunpe ant parte Blan 2 * z OBINSON & LODGE, nosat » Sand to Atlante edit {0K SALE FOR 10 CENTS PER SQUARE PoOT y ern improvemen:e, well locaced. can buy a lot onthe Fectric Koad tn Bort x ts ad an ite that wiil sell tor £0 cents went mprings FOE EENT-20 97H ST_N.W. DET. @ ANDH | Write orcalt or staye aad particulars s.. uuodern uaprovements, a NSON & Lor nosit STEIGER & LIEBERMANN, 1303 F st. 3 Atinn tie Uatiding (OR KENT—Bkick Mc Dons Ala OR GENT WITH #200 CAPITAL CaN mod. faye: Lidl V LOUIS PF. | Aa have “reiect Information on races. no triflers, su 1K, 20 Fst. ow.” posit” | Address SATISFACLION GUARANTEED, Star ot FORRES LARGE | & Se brick “i tor a boarding | JOK SAI 10 CENTS PER SQUARE Put use: rent. $b: key at erocery siore cor. 2th st. | A y B the Electric Koad in Pert HOD. FRIEBUS, 14ty Use noz-tm” | Meyer Hee sell for 20 conte ment Fite oF call UK KeRA—BE THOMAS E. WAGGAMAN, and perth Beas e Broker, Ur dasa w, i ee _ Dost 03 and > Atiantiet te 5On SALE Nis w NORTHWEST. __ Bryce ann m theck-iecers Bend te Bere 508 11th st, 10r-.---.. 8752113 D mt, Medeor S omnts went siving. 1333 Ve ave, Br... 5.9001 Writs of cai ore ts Ties Nave. furor IASON & LODGE, Bi; Mo ane, ir. | mos die) Atinnthe butidana (Ok BALE EKA AND LigQuok sToRe iL Luvinem, “Inguire at 1301 Sig ge. vt 0 cents WEXt SPE. SON & LODGE, Atiaucie butldttie no5-6r Foe SSEE FOR 70 CEN 18 PEK SQUARE POUT Koad in Fort ext spring. jo on the Electric ~ OFFICES. 993 F st. rmsi, 2 3, (Central build, rm 20810 second Goor.-..-."7@60 Gunton Laid Aunts, SON & LODGE, Write of cau tor maps and parc oon athe baa = 0-6 Sand Ho Atlantic building. MAS... -2-;..90 Gunton build’, ‘roo PAweAy_ Tok CASH DALEY LONCH Btn Central baiid’s, Fm 10.30 19 ‘ ess at Jackson City, south end Lone bridge . eyed ve, 4th Moor, a business, which can be doubled by ma whe cau comm. Appiy at once ‘wech- FOE SALE POR ie CENTS PER SQUARE Pout you vat @ lot on the Electric oad i Port Meyer Healt il well Tor £0 conte wert apie White of call 10F ape and part: diary es ROBINSON & LODGE, 58 ‘Atiantie trutudicig Ws FOND oF POULtTY and willing to Work. wo Uters Deed ap- piy: to take churge ot poultry farm wear cits. Meet Store and dwg 611 12th $130! “avenw... 1 1300 diet sw bie 00 ist Dw I Shop 16200 st nw portion of the property on my i Lint call at office for builetiu issued on ‘The above is only a books. Invest $900 com. Annual prohts, €2,300. the Ist and 15th, "(nos)" ‘THOS.'E. WAGGAMAN. | Box «1, Star otfice, oo NI Fok Sak Fok 10 CENTS Pek SOU AKE FOOT ks FST, N.W.; DWELLING PORTION: | X you can buy « lot on the Eiectric oad wn Port EIGHT KOOMS “AND BATH, HOT AND COLD Mever Heucitn that will weit tor sv centa meat apritar: WATER, BITCHES. WHEW GUOD MARGE, NICE are Write oF cali ior auape and py YALD; ALL IN GUOD REPAIL, PRICE. 350 PEK . MONTH. STEIGEK & LIEBERMANN, n05-0t 1S aud 45 AGantic butidig. Bo2-0t BUS Wate Desa Geurtal Broker uu’ Real Estate, Insurance, Loval JOR RENT — FURNISHED — NICE DOUBLE Bae bee house on n.w. corner, 14 rooms, handsome.y tur. | Stocks aud Money. Lhivacy anid handsome dispiay of potted | oka __s@ Fst. nw wice $200 per peenth for evasom. " SUK SALE— PORK 10 CENTS PEK LAKE FOOT Snr BRU DEuS & CO., 1407 Pot | FOE SALE FOR 10 CENTS FER SOUALE FOUR Mester Hiwbte Cost wil sell tor 49 conte weet apetaare Write or call for asap ab partersare ESBINSON & LODGE, nt Sand to Atlante ould UU TARE NO CHANCE. Tianrang coven 1023 CONNECTICUT AVE. AT LOW ‘S month; has just been put in perfect order. Apply CHAKLES EARLY, GiS 14th st. o:!]-71 JOR RENT—3113 N ST., WEST WASHINGTON, new li-room brick: ail inoderu improvements, in: ing speaking tubes, Pm Cau to Le the best aud cheap Maton Sialees athens tee oe ai GAL KEW SRaneS OF wEtE: | POE 7 CENTS PEE RQUARE Pout ‘yo jot on the Electric Koad in Fert Ayeriicinkte'togt Wil'ell for a0 centa heat ore ‘te or cell for mape and pactaruvars mapeane ROBINSON & LODGE, 99 aud i Atiantic budinig hear entrance of Soldiers’ Hi ix rooms, bail and closets; good front and back yards: ‘water and cas, rent omy $1 per month. McLACHLEN & BAICHELDER, oc81-10t ‘Corner 10th and G'ste ney av WO) ON REAL ‘Address A.B. be WARTEDS Te Boxnow ait, tate worth twice the atsoutit, Star <= 1 6 $3,000 ent So%eins tf eecurty: i eatiaiae WOKMSIEDT & BRADLEL, way Foto. Furnished aula JOR RENT— ‘Nauck, Va, 14. Slo lothst, 32x. 9350 910 woth wt my Si4-S16 doth t2 40 1214 ith st, 16r, B1s-18 43¢st ow, stay, lr Highland station, Sr. 0 FOR 5 EARS Takoma Perk, or: 8 city teal eatate lakoma Park, Address BUILDING, 12 SEEN st, Lar. SOS 10th st ne, bob se ra ae at a & 3414 P st ow, Or. vats o Mods 20 DON OS DISTRICT REAL ESTATE roliowing sums. 20 S00 ory x J ONEX TO TOAN TO BUY HOMES AND Puli MUluvestuent and Vuilding purposes. Long tine if uesired.eusy uwonthly, quarterly OF bait Feary beg ments, uly a iit Im? 3 cs N—$5,000_23,000 ON REAL ESTATE 1S “oF astatarton, No devag eyond exagn. ination of ttie.& LABTARUDAY & MALLEKY, F'st.,Pacthe buuicing. SE FOR 0) TWO OR N UNEY LOANED UPON FURNITURE, PLANGS, tree years, SA pe ——_ 1izs a, c v.58 ME Gores, cartayes or other a. a w private residence: artistically’ lam feoou warehouse Feces tm, au _ ted ; stands aloue on terraced grounds, 10r-, ares CONFIDENT tat, dus Park Jy and tastetuily papered and decorated ; re- oye ception hail; high collinge; Greplacce and 1ogeia Eatudeomeiy ‘ted ooking south, fine Views; conservatory; bath rool, with bot aud cold, Water end eacelleut’ plumbing; ‘two cellars, cement a private family: no rent= i ding peruitved ; key Rex: dovr, ils Sth st. nw. Appiy to owner. Mrs. SARA A’ SPENCER, "Speuceriau” College vilice, ‘7th ena BD ocl0~tm_ | _0620% ‘Ok RENT—WITH OR WITHOUT FURNITURE— 720 Mass. ave. now occupied by Senator Culloun: first-class house; periect order; Will sell. Aypiy to OWN2EK, 13309 Coun. ave. oak im. Fo ‘RE 16TH prices ramming from to $1,000 per month. ADply oe a sce on Mee eee et oeeeac ae pH Sia FTES SRO PESSUET Shor Pw ‘EY TO LOAN ON KEAL M attention to ail app.ications buabiny, wre TA FINE CORNER HOUSE ON 16TH containing 12 roonensS bath noone hostel oe | HCA shy igdesratie chant “Addro or apply to OWNER, | MONEY 10 UOAN IN SUMS TOSUTT AT oARD bie venant, Mo Coe canon Dc natteane ears ft - ee FPRAND 1. KAWLINGS, Lode Pe ave. TOR RENTS = 30.4 at mw Gr, wd x 15.30 aud (The Arun ire dus Co.'s oftce.) ich se, 13r.ams. 9506 Pa on 7 : : - az oe iemy me Sir . _ yy YOU WANT MONES?—$10 TU #100 TO LOAM Zip wth ow, Lor.als mi. -G0 13243 Wylie stine.ct. 10.30 | J) _ esos reall m i.-/3o 1 MeCuliou st, dr. 10030 7, ail m 1.36/40 STOREE. cass arse 2 FFICES. Waguns, houseio.d coods or oiber pereous: Privcipel nd interest yajabie in weekly or mented PAY wens; no Fewoval of goods from Temlence : wo Cheap | bublicaty.” Address Box US, Btar office. MOREY, 20 LOAN IN ANY SUMS DESIRED 4 lowest rates of interest on approved real estate Usted within the District of Cosumino, Be i Ok RENT—ELEVEN NEW BRICK HOUSES IN acourt between Cand D, 13th and 14th sta. me, rooms: 69.40 per mouth Yous tive uecessary for cxainihation of fhe abd pea smn ONT. WORTHINGTON & BRO., ALG GE eyeras cotter, OO te SE ae ise Tis Ft ae, ENT— br, 208, shed’ OEY To LOAN. M°**1s'Subis Pion e500 UPWARD. AT Me LOWEST BALL OF INTEREST. UkaL ESTATE IN THIS DISTRICT. Sages N wt, BE, Se 32. 2700 N st,br't und store, br... 35) Be 7th. st pear 15th, x 1X st near 45a, Ee we anf if ti