Evening Star Newspaper, December 16, 1891, Page 2

ae aes. f THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.c. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 16, 1891-TEN PAGES WANTED—HELP. THE MUDDY WATER, CITY EVANGELIZATION. WANTED—SITUATIONS. FOR RENT—ROOMS. FOR RENT—FLATS. FOR_RENT--HOUSES. _ Interesting Address by Kev. Dr. Eurrell Be- | What Commissioner Dougiass Says on the! }y7aniiD-A ISI ECIABLE WOMAN TODO STABLE WOMAN 1 ANTED—A PERSON WILL GIVE ONE-FIFTH yk RENT—PARLOR FUR RENT — (TS OF THKEE FOUR KR KENT—1211 ry vi TORY fore the Presbyterian, Alliance. Subject of Filtering. wW cperat bousevors for family of three. "Appt Wik received each, inonth to a. person Ftgigeds reat Ronerstes Re The Meee wee ea pe ues sf Gatton Frown an tat: | Boric 1 ou and tat, tmawures loraiion over Commission ase said qs SORT terms ‘Son fe Star séace. zee a ad Lee WHT THE cHUNCH 18 Lomrva OROESD 16 THE | asin geporict todny on the abject of titering | W AXEED <ROLIT TOR, SUSE AD ra | FSS FA eae | Fok MENT A EACTIFOL Gapom LAE | Vane aR Speer] Sn GOMAT CITISS AED WHAT SUOULD BE DORE TO | 9.0 water: “Each Your, as the water be- | Some ls pe Cale * od S0P Mhode ieieae oh _ F feratabed of farniahed. at 139) 14th :, 3 house, 10 ime rooms, 2008 lath at: 840 P SEACH THE MAMGES—RETORTS OF THE ALLE | cores clouded with the fine particles of the | WAX SO Sit ER GENERAL “HOUSY- Wi'StED 4 HEADQUARTERS fons | FO8 BENT—RooMs. 2 \. 3 er aS ANCE AND THE OFFICERS ELECTED. Pe d its thousand {cooking good wages. C Yor cooks, chambermaids, waitress, lav 2 fate, 1914 and lide tibutaree Ihave, talked the matter of | Wi ASTES- WOME COUR omar. | Mae Godse Peo keane | FORE Sa EA eek i 0 ma 5 Sowtan. | lees: ts uw. Abright and interesting address was mado | little tributaries, T have. talke this | WW tericsrianursestaa wastes aeaceeen: | waives by Rev. David James Burrell, D.D., the pastor of the Marble Collegute Church. New York City, at the New York Avenue Presbyterian Charch Inst evening. He bad formerly been pastor of 9 Presbyterian eburch in Minneapo- lis, and his style of speaking is marked by the breeziness which is supposed te belong to the west. His theme, “City Evangelization,” was suggested by the occasion, which was the an- Busi meeting of the Prosbyterian Alliance of thie city, an organization devoted to the wor of extending the church within this territory. ‘The president of the alliance, Rev. Dr. Bart- Jett, introduced the «peaker and said that when he was pastor of « church in Chicago Dr. Bur- Fell was stationed in that city. The audience was very much amused by the witty protest made by Dr. Burrell against the inference that might'be drawa from Dr. Bartlett's statement that as ther were colleagues in Chicago they were of the same age. The factof the matter the speaker said, at the time referred to By be. Bartlett he was mere strip of « boy and the doctor was in comparison a father in Jerecl A Lost waxtsenrt. ‘The speaker then explained that he feltsome embarrassment in appearing on this occasion, as coming over from New York he bad lost the manaseript of the address which he had in- tended te make. He explained how this mis- hap had occurred. He was seated in chair in the car looking over the manuscript, which he bad placed in a magiine. Presently dinner was served and he put the magazine down om the table and after he had finished bis dinner he dropped to sleep in his chair. When he awakened Le found that the porter had cleared away the table and that the man in the next chair bad left the car and the magazine was no where to be found. He suspected the man in the next chair, who looked to him like the democratic representative from bis ward in New York city. He bad wondered, if this was ‘the case. what the man would do with bis ad- filtration with Capt. Lusk. My idea, and this is held without technical knowledge on the sabject, is that some such filtering arrange- ment as that at Lowell, Mass., described to me by Gen. Cogswell, might be economically se- cured. Filtration through sand and gravel, alternately arranged in layers of about two feet thick, was used in London as early as 1839, and is still used by the various water companies of that city—some eight or ten in number. In some places washed coke is used, with a layer of sand over. “One thing is sure, unless we go to work in the matter we will have muddier water with increasing impurities year after year. With railroads and their accompanying buildings now probably near at hand from Georgetown up the river and the increase of population and va- tious business operations along both: sides of the river, the necessity for filtration must grow ur- kently in the near futare. I believe the scien- tifie gentlemen who assure us that the fine ticle of clay in the water lately, that has at- tracted their attention as well as that of the water takers of the city, is innocent in ite effects. But while the body does not suffer the imagination in many instances does. From what i have seen lately Gen. Casey and his sub- ordinates will be entirely equal to the emer- gency if invited by Congress to take hold of the subject, and Uhope the invitation will be ex- teuied during this session. “Aw to the use of meters to save waste of water, it would be well so far as manufacturers, hotels aud large stables are concerned; but I do not think the private citizen should be forced to buy one. It would be a good plan to put one in ench government department, not of course, with the idea of collecting rent for water, but by comparisons to settle the vexed question of wastage by the United States gov- erument establishments. If the use of water was found exorbitant in any department, its chief officer, without doubt, would willingly enforce economy in the matter. “Though the Commissioners have ne control of the reservoirs, they do control the local dis- tribution, levy and collect the rents, and are dress. If he used it in Washington he intended to keep a watch over the Congressional Kecord ana he thought that he would be able to rec- ognize his speech even in tha? publication. LOSING ITS GRIP IN THE CITIES, After expressing sympathy with his audience that the manuscript, which he said contained « number of well-rounded sentences, had been Jost, he addressed himself to the subject of the ‘evangelization of cities. He spoke of the tend- ency of people to mass in cities and the grow- ‘disproportion between the numbers in the cities and in the country. Cities were the great centers ana there largely the work of the church must be done. He thought that the church was losing its grip on the city population and soid that there was not a single city where evangelical work was keeping pace with the population. He cited the case of Chicago, where in 1360 there was a church to every 1.400 of population, while today the proportion was ‘one to 2,000. He spoke of the means adopted to rewch the masses. Missions were mentioned first and the speaker said that be regarded them as mere make-shifta. There ought to be, he said, one place where the rich and poor can meet together onan equal footing aud where social lines are drawn, and this place should be the church. QBIECTIONS TO SOME METHODS. He objected to missions becanse they drew a line of distinction which in religion ought not toexist. He condemned also another method the new maseum pian, where attr as gymnasiums, reading rooms, were designed to draw entertain- ec. opie to religious meetings The sophism indulging this method, he said, was the implication that the gospel of Jesus Christ hud ceased to be an attractive force. He believed that the need of the hour was the tation to men of the goepel message. That is what they wanted to their longing. He then in vig- terms spoke of defects which existed it and in the pews B puipit prevented the delivery to men of message with the force veness that it was capable of. There said, three cabalistic words that would the lapeed multitudes. ‘These words sincerity, hospitality and nthropy. coudliiom was to be met by ministers, to convince men that they believed to be the inspired word of God and to men from beginning to er ridiculed the idea that the said to be inspired on matters not in regard to science, geogra- subjects. He laid stress upon welcome which should be given to those seek to enter the churches, and, while he believed in the system of pew rents, yet he did not consider that any man held the fee simple pew in any church. A cordial wel- ‘come should be extended to all. PRESBYTERY REPORTS SUBMITTED. ‘Upon the conclusion of the address a collec tion was taken up and the mecting came to an end. Before Dr. Burrell began to speak the anzual report of the board of directors and the bee h . : TE ifek § z e Fie ig rl ges af zl t » made a statement. From these Teporte if was learned that the alliance had secured the money for the paymeut of the $12,500, the price of the ground where the now Eastern yterian Charch was being erected, with the exception of » @aiauce of something over $4,000. Ex-Justice William Strong from the commit- tee on nominations reported the following named for officers for the ensuing year, and they were elected: President, Rev. W. A. Bartlett, D.D.: vice presidents, Charles D. Drake. William Ballan- tyne, Charles Lyman; secretary, Kev Charles B Ramsdell; treasurer, Charles Ui. Gailey; di- rectors, Rev. B_F Bittinger, F L. Moore, B Geo. O. Little, Daniel McFarlan, W D. Hughes, Rev. T. & Wynkoop, C. H. Carrington, Joun B. Wight, Rev. J. T. Kelly, Rev Geo B. Patch, HL. H. Wells, Rev. T.S Hamlin, D.D., H. K Simpson and James H. Meriwether —— ‘Transfers of Keal Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: A. A. Lipscomb to Jobn C. Newman, lot 64, blk. 43, Holmead Manor; €2,025. M. J. Ukey to S. W. Tucker, jr.,eub 10 and pt 11, sq. 880; 91,95. O.P. Preston to H. HB. Bergman, lot 15, sq. 553; @—. BR. B. Clark to A. J. Sanford, BE 27,84, S00; $2,708.90. 5.8. Wales to Laura my, lot 17. bik. 9, Burrville; $110.40. W. J. Newion to Mary E. Yates, pt. lot 7 981 $2,350. Emma Baumgros to A. W. Griswoid, |. Frank Milnor to M. Hanlin, pt. 21, sq. 94; $3,500. D. B. Groif to E, Nauek, lot 9, bik. —,Brightwood Park. $332. W.H. Brooker to H." Keufrow, lot 4, sec. 3, wd pew poy A V. Sauter to M. J. water, pts. 8, aq. 449; $3,920. W. W. Metealf to L. R. Green, Tat in Brooke Piace; $—._ J. B. Elliott to Emma B. Fitzgerald, lot 2, bik. 14, T. & Bis sub Mt Pleasant; 2 American 8 &T.Co. to Catherine West, lots 345 and 146, Long Meadows; #875. D. M. Ogden to Asa Whitehead, subs 22 and 27, eo. 8; &— Martha 8 Collius to Catharine Ryon, sub 25, sq. 759; @—. EB. M. Darz G. J. Seutferle, subs H, i and K and pt. lot 3, - S87; $—. G. J.’ Seafferio to Marcelin ‘ters, sub Kand pt. 3, do.; $3,700 Emma B. Baumgras to A.W. Griswold, sub 66, 3: 8. A Ray et al. to D.C, pt W Ward's Seat, 2600. —_—— Prof. George Iseman's Death. ‘The many friends of George seman, organist and professor of music at Georgetown Univer- sity, will regret to learn of his death, which | eccurred at bis residence, No. 1008 10th | street northwest. Although he had complained of feeling slightly sick be was present ut the funeral of Prot. Bernays, but he soon took to and typhoid fever developed, which cause of bis death. Mr. Ixeman was born in this city in 1865and received ay educa- tion in the public schools He early developed decided masical talent and was under the local teachers until 1884, when 7 Yemaining four years and rank, being frequently called on in student concerts. On his re- made organist at Georgetown Uni- for some time had been organist ugustine’s. In i339 he married the Mr. Cbr. Xander, who, with one survives him. Mr. Ixeman was highly re- im musical circles and bis loss will be oe felt. His funeral will tke place to- Morrow afternoyn at to'clock from his late ae Died at the Hospitst. William Hill, a colored max about forty-cight i near 14th therefore interested in the question of quality as well as quantity of water in their close rela- tions to the people of the city and District. They will be pleased to co-operate in this mat- ter Whenever a proper opportunity is afforded them.” =e ANACOSTIA. A PROGRESSIVE EUCHER PARTY. There was a progressive eucher party last night at the residence on Maple avenue of D. A. Roe, U.S. NA host of urban friends shuf- led, dealt, stood and called. The east recep- tion room was artistically enhanced by flowers. The arrivale were welcomed by Miss Bertie Roe, attired in « dancing skirt of ivory satin garnished with lace, and Miss Lizzie Roe, ina reception toilet of peari silk with V-eut corsage. ‘The play waged with interruptions only for re- freshments Tasteful favors were awarded. Those engaged were Mr. and Mra. Knapp, Mr. and Mrs. Jacobs, Mr. William Jacobs, Mr: and Airs. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Struble, Mr. and dirs. Abranems, Miss Abrahers, Miss Lizzie Roe, Miss Bertie Roc, Miss Ada Roe and Mr. Roe. Before cards Mr. Struble voluntered a violin solo and several of the ladies sang. WEATHER FLAGS DISPLAYED. About a month age a request was made of the United States weather bureau that the weather signal service be extended to Anacos- tia. ‘The plea was made that the weather map would be instructive to the citizens of the town, and that the predictions made known by the flags of the service would be of benefit to the many farmers passing through. The ap- aeation received favorable cousideration. Tite daily ‘metcorological wap is now promi- nently displayed in a local drug store, aud trom the top of the same building the weather flags are flung tothe breeze. For the infor- mation of those who have been mystified dur- ing the past week it may be stated that the service uses five flags as follows: ‘A white square to indicate clear or fair weather. 2d. A blue square to indicate rain or sno-v. 3d. A white and blue flag (parallel bars of white and blue) to indicate local rains. 4th. A white square with square black center to indicate approuching cold wave. This flag is never raised unless temperature is expected to fall 42 degrees or lower. Finally there is the black triangle, commonly called the tempera- ture flag. When above i, 2 or 3, it indicates that the temperature will rise. When below, fall in temperature ix expected. The various signals are controlled from the weather bureau by telegraph. Each evening about 11 o'clock the Western Union local operator is called up and receives the official forecast for the follow- ing twenty-four hours. A FREE READING ROOM PROJECTED. The Daughters of the King met Monday at the Episcopal rectory. irs. Juliue Tolson pre- sided The principal thing done was to dis- cuss ways and means to establish a free read- ing room in Anacostia ‘his project lurks on the warm side of Anacostia hearts. The idea is to locate the quarters so far down town that the corner element can be accommodated. Temperance Hall, on Jackson, jast east of Monroe street, wii) be rented.” Enough sub seribers to the scheme Lave been secured to accomplish this. Logan Relict Corps prom- ises to take hold A Ike establishment was opened two or three years age, but 1: required too much of « pedestrian tour to get there ond it fizzled ‘A SURPRIFE PARTZ. Surprise parties are epidemic, and last even- ing Mrs. Alice McFarland of Monroe street was genuinely surprised bya gala group of gay acquaintances They were Miss Ada Cross, Mz. Harry Perkins, Mise Denison of Washington, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs McFarland, sr., Mr H. A. ‘Yhompson and Mr Sam Kibble During the evening Miss Cross eang to guitar accompani- ment and Misa Denison and Mrs. McFarland vocal selections Supper was announced at 11:30 o'clock NoTER, ‘Miss Mildred Peck of Maphe avenue is ill with the grip. The teachers of the M. E. Sunday school held a business session at Mra. Eliza P. Walson's last night. Mr. Linger presided. he Monroe street water main is down. ‘The police have received orders to apprehend Thom isawees, colored, for theft. Dr. Andrew M. Greer: has just sold out of the Bnena Vista subdivision lots ¥ and §, block 6, to James Moulden: 10 and 11, block 6, to George Chase; 10 and 11, block 7, to Marry O'Conner; 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11, block 5, and 5 aud 6, block 6, D.E. Haines; 8 and 9: block 13, ‘to J. H. Miles; 19 and 20, block 5,to WB. Kelly; 21, Lleck’5, Henrictta Sackerman; 7 to 16 inclusive, biock 8; to Benjamin Joy; 4, block 7, toThomad ee. -———— No Bilt Found. In the case of John Jones, charged with arson, the defendant hasbeen discharged by the Criminal Court, as the grand jury will find no bil! against him. ——__ Prive Essaylets. Judge Arthur MacArthur delivered last night the first of a series of lectures on the “Laws of Business” at the Spencerian Business College. The ball was filled with the students and friends of the institution. At the con- clusion of the lecture Mr B H. Werner made a brief address, during which he referred to the offer of the directors of the Washington Loan and Trust Company of certain prizes for the best two essays by the etudents on the subject of “Savings ‘he committee named by the company tc decide upon the merits of theproductions were Messrs Frank B. Noyes of ‘Tux Evesrxo Star, C. B. Rheem and 8. Foster. At the conclusion of Mr. Warner's re- marks the committee made its report Mr. P. S. Foster, awarding two to Messrs. J. Kent Shively and Ric! W. Bar- rett, who received $15 and $10 respectively. In addition to the money given by the trust company each of the successful com Was presented with a fountain pen by Mr. Warner. ber, 1883, and the bill set forth his suspicions of her unfaithfulness by « letter in 1885 and in 1886 be discovered her in a comprom: bpd (pe his callings ea on. inister of the Methodist ebi Charged that in 1898 sie teft hien, me Grease hans of Saxony was 4 York city, and it is growing more Prince his horse the. Pay New Five deaths have occurred from Ehiters, drivers on farm Mande rovored mem cooks | \q7<NTED-GO— FO PIGRSAGENGY FOR SAMUEL A-COOMBS & C0..527 10th st-n.w. 16-4 | WW ANTED GO TO DICKS “AGENCY FOR chambermaids, waitress, uurses, lady's alcove. half sqnare trum Gay iol FURNISHED PARLOR 7 ANTED—COOKS, ) 87 CHAMBER. | maid, seainstress, butier nicht footmen ; rete and bed room con:bined ; first floor ; suitable for one V pizside. altro, Twateee, laundfess. scrubbers and | ences frou last enupioyers’ Oisseh o-78 Tt | OF two MM. C.Call Mich gen wt DW. pines chen butlers, coschimen / ANTED-BY A LADY, A SITUATION AS (OR KENT—726 17TH ST. ONE BLOCK FROM Ni —OF Fic H ST.,2 FRONT See AGENCY, C15 He ot-n.we it _| W fevetine coupantaa ge Gunte conninveid wine | E Waite Hours stant foruin an water Rome | ROSEN gos Ficus clk 11M SES 2 FROST VW ANTED-A_ WOMAN TO COOK, WASH AND | to aiifuruia, address A-V-C., East Capitol station: | With open fires’ to gent euien stransiea oF SST ath ot. abs: tron ius private family. Must be thoroughly competent and BL; 9th st. Washington, D.C. capt FANT is eet _aiu-0t ANTED_BY INTELLI ices 1derute RSE “ :ENT_—UNPURNISHED-THIRD FLOOR: 3 rooms; heat aud gus; bath; no children; refer: ences; $12. PoP H'st. ‘a FOR BENT Sean Tue ewuit st, Wits aus, FF. treasury, and telecraph office, an ‘exceljeut oft ERS ne ise W AN! NG AN—EXPERIENCED SO ig ae ig iiss ajar ade ae a eral Git! WASTED ~ BY A YOUN driver or butler; weil ood if required. fe WANIED-A FRENCH LADY Cook WOULD }ike to Ko to » fuutly sexing French ; bes cen Caillat 8OtH st nw. n. WASTED DiUG CLERK wiTy BEST OF references. Apply to HUDSON'S, 1113 Kine Alexandria, Va © a J ANTED—A GOOD CHAMBERMAID IN L Very eee eae tadatonss ae ais Florida uve. itt WW ASTEDIA NEAT, STRONG, ACTIVE WHITE boy to clenn offre, wait on counter, make binu- self generaily usefu; Vriny refercuces Der Week. HENMY A: CLARKE & SON, WD F st.n.¥. NTED—AN OFFICE BOY ABOUT 14 YEARS V ft ane don't ke, writes a fair haod and PITS og hap tee MAN, A PLACE AS xXperienced: cau furnish Calor address 81 Vd gt ‘une wan, as assistant. aituation in a private f0in srvBiv, 1013 Penna ave. itt | dress Ede vet. Ragu. nw Wve EEISGENT BOY ADD RERE | YW ANI ED sii UATION in a YOUNG ENGRAY: tid provision and 1 ke experien Dad Floridi VW AS teD—Ar CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE ftuployers for firwt-cloas servants th private f tel et; wood CUTTER TANTED-TWO Ol THREE. GOOD TILE gt ‘ayers. Apply te -KICHAKDSON, 210. N ow. fs enenaubeneg +2", W ‘NTED-A bor auovr i070 Fake Came 1 horse aud inate biniseif wsetal. “ADD)Y. 8 V appiicauts. BHA Mase. ‘sarierseaeeertats oe Shrut -ANTED-GIKL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK FANTED—BY A LAL ST 3 REST W ‘to ceay scutes no wash ad fretime Gorm | W asad eevcbaoad Ue\Diia ROSTLION AS preterred : bring t 2 ApPIy WON st nw. It | wiven ami tequitete Address Bax ANTED-A NEAT GOLUKED BOY FO WAIT Mt wake binivels usctul in aetore, Call 436: oy W u \ 1624 Madison st. uiteat™ TYPEWKITER, ume to Jient ot reievenv e Turn’ =D—Bi_ aN PANTED — TENCED PERT clerk Appl 16 H stn w. Keterences requ work wt reasonabie raies. Also trans,ations froui W LADS OF GOUT EDUGATION AS aud Vrenck, Addrew A. C. B. Star office. Fesident secretary aud reader. Must have firm health and be able to perforiy a cood deal 0 work, Beat reterences exchutxed. Addrem ls 1. Star office.? GOOD WHITE GIRL IN A SMALL (aunily for general housework. Apply at 132311th BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE woman, ‘a situation as cook in a small private family ; ho postal carus auswered, Apply at once to at. ew. ald Bt | sired pleasai bath: en suite or sire couples. MGC st. NICELY JU BISHED ROOMS CHFAP: | J0OR RENT- OFFICE BOOM, private tauily, Apply at 1313 F st. 2. et FO BENT_1733G ST N.W., TWO TARGE, COM- | _SF2w__ ALE! — x iortab.y Mruisbed rooms on second floor; scuthern, Fo RENT— OFFICE AND 1 URNiSHED RUOM! expostre. ai8-3i 13621 ¥ st. n.w.; front; ho reasonable olfer ref to prompt’ ‘mozs-ba FOR NEST. 1523 1 ST N.W., WANDSOMEL surnislied suite of rooms on patlor floor: & if de tenant. E ‘Wai, F, HOLTZMAN, 1321 Pst. nw. ath and open grate ies: house and FOR RENT—STORES. ‘OK RENT—SSPUuL oWlCh SI dwelline rooms uti 5 curmer Verun Ot, BW. : Bike Luritiess ivcation : $52 OU. 16-9! “HOKDT RAMP & JESTER, G39 Fst. mw POR RENT-FISE STOKE ROOM, 1490 PENNA, ave u.w. ; diineusions 30 ft, Uy 10 It. basement sane size as siores Price sito ger suunths tos. 2 Pisa & co, to-ation cent 2 ENT LOL ST. My BEACTIFUL euns. frou 7 Bea Rs Besegninr oe Ree ga COMMUNICATING ROOMS; NICELY rout, southern exposure; heat, aa, so front Lali room and oiber roomne: refer sexchunwed U0 M st mw. ‘ ‘OR RENT— 1320 N ST., ONE LARGE 2D-FLOOR front room, hed with buard;southern | _@21-1w_ * EE nl Soteec aTCo ea: of FOE RENT-STORE AND DWELLING ABOV SOW RENT etaeee a we | Sag Aw. Dulin 100 set deep, Faun “ ENT—PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS, | back to SU-.out alley; Possession given ou the “Int F ELARART, FURKIGHED, Ragone, | ek bees Sie. eee t fata's as Teruis awoderate, 45 G at. office. | LOK KENT—3i4 PA. AVE. N.W., LARGE STORE, XA); \eu-Toom Lullse, mod. iinps., over store; ceo two-story and tuige-story wate louse iu (ae tears Sarwe and roomy, su tale lor any Lea’) Vusivews; Tuus throuxh to J0-tovt alley. nolb-luu SWOMMS1 hd & BRADLEY, 927 F st. OR Re Xooms, with OF withont Ik det ttn aud Ft ste, ___FOR RENT—STABLES. OR RENT—A LARGE, BEAUTIFUL BECOND- story trout soon and other very nice rooms, With or soar ee Sven w-___d-St"_| room for harness, @c. tent $1. ApPiy, WK RENT—1HR NEUKNISHED KOOMS; DAD. F. BROWN, Oud 10th et. n. w. Yd fluor: rent, $10. hear K. | Telephone 47:i-- ‘we-Bt 2624 Merion st. n.w., di5-s* Prat) WARIED — SITUATION AS WATCHMAN IN ‘hotel, club Louse or Dank; uuders and pairs of :uruiture, wattres id carpets; Ue eremers.Addrens Mt. H. ASTED—FIKSi-CLASS DKESSMAREL WITH we resie Gnitu—wHitE WOMAN FOR GENEKAL | WY W Sousework te demas" Gt Tee; permanent post ousiice Wiis woout by the day or week. Ad- st. n. Ww. LIS" WwW Suxtp - neh a2 x Bae ‘EkS, Q iymnien, clerks (sto: Lies and cates). BURN 2110 G st. nw. PoE Avington; aicely turn Front roo, hirst week. NEAR THE : singie or en leet parties desired. BRIGHT SUNNY FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOUS FPO BENT WORK BOY. MEAK OF sez D si bw. : forcarpenter, paibier or other iuechn! 7 E AnquireU2uys La ave. Hept, $10 month. bel¥ lia sily Arnis, ; ee he BUSINESS CHANCES. second floor: PAKTNER WANTED IN A PERMANENT BUsI- Aews: WIA pay Well, $150 cash. he experience floor. $18, Gin ha ts uw V os ‘BOY: MUST BE NEAT oo gle - eee nae eer we AND W ANTED—A GOOD WOMAN FOR GENERAL housework; nove but a gved one need fo _WANTED—-ROOMS. ANTED-PEEMANENTLY, BY A QUI Youu War, a Curnished rooln und board with y. where there ure few uF Bo Fovtuers: W t cars iead) movemuy Advtewo 6. Ky Star oilice. “dius” D&ses CLAGETT, DROKER aay FSi oN. W. ‘Now is the tune to invest ior i" Dividend pay- ang local stocks snd bonds bought and sod, (caus hewotiated, M16 tan EUrika ru SALE A HOTEL BELUNG- SOR KENT 1300 CONNECTICUT AVE., OPPO site the Britirl Jexation, oeautiful and desirable ded tae aues, oF wiurtunned, om the Line of ig to the Capitol. PLEAS- (Ol KENT GENTLEMEN SING ant, rooms, with ail conveniences, call at 1708K st, | WW be 7 03 Pa ave. D.W aus. we comforts Wii! be appreciated: teriu® wwust be | u.W. id desiuuie Lurtiseed oe wnrue nee ek Sins a ee ee rf arose : ce, ‘otatine | cr socou 3 3 at low “tare to Suuueuste purchawer., Located VW AS1nD-AT OUT INTELLIGENCE ovvrox™ | terns Maw PARDOE, “Star eltice Talia | CF pecond Moor, tor aduits, and trout Uasewent roouis | Dortweat section or thiscity, Apiv te GUaiee e dramas, divers; tisas women, kaye? vise ttn WANES MALRIED COUPLE. | }/OR KENT—TwO FURNISHED Pi ae z SE Batata anak uae: capithgas mevared for | 0), {tree nturuisied rooms an northwest sutai.c | MVatevanuy;rolerence reqaeeie Soo O Mea ee | KUESALE THE SIOOK AND FIRTURES OF & Pullman car service. SHAUKLEFUKD'S, 427 11th | for lizht housexceping, with heat, gas are bath. state | dla sce arness; scat i... rent tor sture apd dwell aon Se ae (Ol KENT — SHOON 7 250; ieubez cheap at $000, wood Teasoll JOF reli W ASTEDI TOR MASHINGTONTA GOOD MAN | YY ANTED FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED | J Opidhern sapctaie, vom ook quOOde, WITH | Trguire of G. BORER, wid ieee a ee ‘8 agent tor the now interuational typewriter ; Foous «Ji parts of city; cheapest ami surest pian | pumenables “OLT Dior ae disse is SALE—A Diy GOODS BUSINESS IN GOOD must have some capital: imducements offered | to secure wesirabie roomers esiaulisiied Ise). tert iy Ses pee on mins ee to handle this machine; the typewriter extunt. | moderate. SHACKLEFURD'S AGENCY, 427 A1th st. K OF FOUR KUOMS anes eon sts rin Apply to E. 8. DAMON, Ebbitt House. tor ae ten, SU fet v ad aac = sees i only: : a3 a DIN ALL 7 ANTED — GOOD WHITE BARBER. F. Li- 5010 JOS WITH OR WITHOUT boAaRD— city drug. Krocery, notion, <ixar, Lieat and pro- WARP soe sv. airs LISCELLANEOUS ae. a SRESE- | rita nen 63 Sires cov baa, phot wa ANIED—A GENTLEMAN DESIKES WALOR iE, WELL FURN . A LALGE REPRIO show case tor testaursmt purposer Kuod us uew; 3; will sell for $29 "Address 1k: i W ‘Stn instroctions ins auvolbe, aeemete buasice “Genuau preferred; in a, W. sdction. DAY Setroftice. VW Aachen CUINIDe OF GEORGETOWN, first-class White Woman, German or Euglis pre- ferred, 10 coog wud do portion of housework ; refer- ence required Apply MAK ¥a_ave., Kool it W \OTIVE, INTELLIGENT YOUNG POH paki HAUValiD GxNeecoiDare. chair, price Address Pit .SICLAN Fen See NT OF STORE sy w (we ine show wiadow: wad tnelud ian bet ween id BU years of age as clerk ina | ieuble doors; buyer can ba’ OWL fi wholcsare aud retail store. “Address “with reter on premises. Box th wtarofice. SOSH” | OH ALE THEENTTRE / AN TED-KELIABLY WHITEGIRE FOR LIG 2 \ D st now . comsistrus of bed r hen nizuiture cor . BARGAIN—ONE PARLOR wet, aitziitiy used; suitabie tor a Curistinas Call ak 716 70 ste aw . wenerai housework and wasting 10F ome indy; ref! cs required.” Call atter 4 p. ut. 20 Uthat. i. W ARIED_A JOUNG MAN, WHITE, TO AT- ieua to erocery and meat store; one who under- ‘OR OILER-VLUTIC & DIPPS AKE siands cutting meat; int-t have reference. oo ty : reg putting in Darby's pritine office new steel bor BEREY MERE 8 E. 8. Cr horse power. The 2) horse Vower icone: WASPED SA (SLHONG, RELIABLE | WHITE | Lolier was taken out because t was tou” siniil and | itl to do clamber Work aud assist in care of | for sae or exchanze. “Alpiy to tie ENGINE ql children; must be abie to sew Well and jive city reier- | eitrance 10 Darby's office, 1011 D at., where its now cuces 1113 U st, ew disse | under steam. diviw W4ASf2D.A2 seo 17TH BT. N.W. A COMPE- | ook SaLE— OWLEDGED FACT that the fines: sizn painting in the city 18 done at our shop, and we claim that our prices are equally as JoW as any shop for sin.diar Work. Give Usa tra) aud couvincs yourse.t co tik fact, Glazine of all kind Gone Ly skulzu: workmen at very short notice. Oval lage tor SLOW cans. . KOGINSKI & LEWI8, ‘sic Painters ant Gi 15-60 ‘008 FOR SALE NATIONAL CASH RE Titest huproved, nearly new. Cueap it once. “Adres Bu’ tent puree to take charge of one child; must have satisfacto: cry E HI/E NURSE competent to take enure care of chid nine auonths Oud. best references required. Call 1915 Maan. ave. before 10 wm. oF at Op. alaae W ARTED—COOKS, WALTRESSES, BUTLER chambermaids, ladies’ aids, w Woiuen. scrubbers "(G00 women ; eee VW 2a a BONDORES LMPLOYMENT BU: ‘ar oftic ES Pye Jeniaies coNNeericur ave cesT: Fae cane noom aq Kellowe vuiiting.? “* “ erry finished anu unsunsionere a FOSIAL TELEGRAPH cost. Feseutstives, euls oF couples. CAPITAL BUKLAU OF LNFORMATION, 911 G st a5-2w" tables, &c Rare opportunities for business. All kinds of busi- ‘ness bought and soid. W. F, THOMAS & CO. alercantioe 12acuan. Fifth floor, Wash. Loan and Trust buuauuic. neve Toons ard. Gato w. sinwiy’ or together. ent jocution ‘centtal. berdies pass the door Exc alot deuce of the jute Gen. Johnson), handsome parlors. | aig.st SIX ROOM HOUNE de and rear yard. RON GF ot w house: rent, GAS. A. Wl € OU. 1538 14th ot ZAIN sel n t i: ‘ie, 20.50 IETS, Se we fT & WILCOX, Pennsylvania ave. iw. KOOM DWELLING ON For fall list apply to WESCO ais 1 /O8 RENT-& NEAT ais sevond and third floor, bet. Corcoran and athe 10 bat ne. Aauck. Va ii 1s Gh ata SERN at, Or Sats Spruce et, dir WALNERS CO., MO Pee. Ketlowe build + rN.W. BET. GANDA: RiewOws; BUD Per month for Wc onth for eilx onthe. Csk IN ONE versity Park, with lance ground» and stable, tore term of years JAMES A. BATES & cu. BOGS neat B95 © 50.00 129 Ga aie) 1s. Las Harmapn et, 4.8.5 }- 5 REST_- DWELLING ian TO GOOD TENANT. § room 1319 Cot se ie 1S21 C ot we, te, {OR RENI—CORN Toom and tWo Vaulte; good for oyster i usihess steani chest WESCOTT & WILCOX, ks __ 10 Pa. ave. ee. WOR RENT—JANUARY 1, 2, THE POUK U stories over OS aud O10 Pa’ selevator ou C st. Apply tC. B.CHURCH. (a0 Suuuner at nur unfurnished rus for howwekeepias front entrance Ol RENT—6ll NST NW. Wath; hot and cold water: a i : ood kitchen abd rane: Introbe in cela, nen Tuqutre on tie preuines. DK RENT—FOUR NEW TWO.si0KY FRAME Siweilings, 4 rooms, on Trinidad ave. me. : SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, 927 F st POR BENT— NEW 7-ROOM FiaME Hot Grant Toad, Tenallytown Weil at door: two maputes fror brie, & Tenth, Adress AL PANNE, Senalijiowb. D. X ROOMS AND se cellar and back OF THE Mos houses im BD. W. section, on 16th st. od. Lupe. . electric belie, appeakine tubes. wteau, low rent to good tenant Address {Ok RENT_ DESIR iE, larwe lot and stable: po. aT Gath, range, far THOS. 4. FUSE! Dupont circie. 141; Mass ave... O% BENT—DWELLING OVER STORE Joli 100/531 1th st ge, st. U rooms, $00 per mouth, fo 47 Fat, FURNISHED. -RO00.05 L5thet op MePhy fh Inquire office, ad e The Palais Royal, cor. Pa. por ss co FURNISHED HOUSES hall sections OF tue vil), at prices ramcing from @150 26 $1,000 por mont, Riis tp — 1505 ‘Pennsyivas i (Opponite north entrance Cs. OR KENT—NEW HOUSES, oS7, 41 AN Gath and paltry; b N st near 1ath.. Conn ave near Far sq 3 Get bear uth “ © 14th st near Thos Cir St. me. G Foun, Vapered : cemented. Bassaronent Sik “i82 Retneet say 20st near fst. 175) itu st ur iowa G: ave near 14th. 160.05 M st near oth st... FITCH, FOX & BROW: 1406 G st. ne, Ok RENT—I91s F ST bath, Aromt apa wide balite ABLKT & ABER NW 1s Rooms aND taive for entertaining, Also Fouls, "Wilh Private Oats and open fire. acelieut vere convenient. TNV ESTOS. —1 He SUCCESSFUL ECONOMT a icc: aaa Acai find aut sudiie Steui wiret Car avis iy a ae. Oi RENT OGD KS oH ADULT | CuMuisised tact, no sutoke, ho eecapimg stcaun. "Any an Pefeou winkity: io investwate wit Teceive, iil IM.UF- FE poa Faker ets eked Foums with fire | Tiston Uy caine uyom vr eddressine SALTBi, SON ~ es a = & OU., 400 C ot. sw. did st FOE BENT LANGE “Tin-FLOOR FuOS (EW SINEEY CAR MOTOR WILL BE OUT Touts; soutiiesu ext OsUre; fur a Kent.euian ; board Jeplove Company Laving recovered Jargest list in city. “Tee meguity) irom tue Pan nw. rouoters 4 tuve With my vute.y discovered _ = Victoscajl a” complete postal eysteius Any pos OK KEST—THe SECOND AND THIRD STORY | waster, without experts, can send 1,000 words jer anz.ut U7 Tkemcsses.. State riclits ior sale, Address J. WAKAAS " ; AS ROGERS, Parshenou HeMguts Laboratory, Bisdeus: JOH HENT-AT io Towa cincLe, = | une, a vedere re. 2 tue culy, ove suite of rocnis, turuished us parlor, rouui overiGoks the park; reierences exchanged. On Feo ou socond oor exchauxed, TAG st. aw, of 133i Teh st. mw. 5 20 per month, NDE in Moree characters al 0 a 20MBL wetters, JAMES A. BATES & CO. or telephone 1,000 suiles, seudim= autuzrapls aid LE oul ud dressnue root, wiki private baths alee SE# Bansays le rooms: ull connecting: ou second fluor; each, ‘$2 DIAMOND B1NGS AND PINS. Also his ic. Bieriiuy Si.ver Pins for Ladies at his new store, 1221 F st. uw. ay sed dust RENT—1209 K i. N.W ONE LARGE iso table board; refs FOR SALE--HORSES AND VEHICLES. k T—ROOMS SPECIALLY OME WORE ; for physicians; office of *he late Dr. UK SALE-A HAND=OME YOUNG DKIV speedy aud sound. Appiy 1:i17 8u ‘Ok CASH_—ONE GOOD LED plush parlor pieces; two good kard-wood chamber suites; dinihy room furniture. dress FC. RUFF HEAD, re For Sace-o ‘onducted by iadies—aien and wo) aud sprinve! with references, \10F all kiuds of domestic labor, W ANIEDIIWENTY LaDIkS TO JOIN MM, TOD Lat. thety Carine peas oie nen a eine ees eo send ther daughters. 1516 diu-ut W AdiEB—Lapirs 10 WORK ¥OK ME ON M¥ parlor howe euployment, making it taucy goods; cam be dons in lemure ours, coustant work Address MANAGEKKSS ‘AKT NEED! ‘@iatger one), 10 ieet lous, “hg anche: ganges, vaives, blow-oil, cocks, burs, bo! complete; will be sold very cheat. &C0., Alexandria, Va, Poe SALE, LADIES BARGAINS Second-hand sewimx machines, all makes, the best ever offered in this city, will be soid at half value jor the next ten days. You will not yet such a chance biti e Quarta rron noo-bw" Vv y ANTED—INDUSTRIAL INSURANCE AGENTS: and: soucitors: big colututanions paid to coinpe- at office W ANTED-STENOGHAPHERS AND REMING- | again. STAHN & FISKE, 427 uth st. abit ton typewriter operators directed to positions; ALE—BY FAMILY DECLINING HOUSE- sOR * WACKOBY, QSEAMANG $ BEREDICI, Remington | Sines anu serine sive’, "also (own or bereane. eee sevvtt | jueut) uew Parisian and other wesring appare! at half Gost. Wig: Eine silk pluals mantle, ety elegant eatin ITE IS iuchesse dress, #68: India shi 3S. Sbeautitul WANTED---HOUSES French hats, @9 and $135, trish. point and other laces; ——— — = other dresses, &c., truin 810 813, Address tox 131, WANTED To PURCHASE ON MONTHLY Pay- | Star oft aoe" nents, « house ; not ves tuan eight rows: au ie | GE SALE convenientiy located ‘yoritn oF gaat front. corner pre: | JCOW SALE jerred. Aduress FUBCH ASL P, Star office, digit” Dealer mn Singin Bente BE W apt O EXCHANGE SUXLISH YOUNG | _ani-dne ‘Gt ‘saddle and driving horse a8 part pay on Louse or iot — Appay US F t.. va Waste Di ‘stabie, worth froi trout preferred. didst Tittie used; will weli tor 40. Kast Capitor x a FOE EES DIMOND FRAMED SAFETY Licycle; also cusion tire: also wiei's wi now ISA" Hsin w. alte. o o'clock. FOR SALECARPE TS, FURNITUKE, PiaNos, Organs and iuUsical Jhsirumencs s0:d "oD teria 0 suitat Wokcd fad 8 2 SE Wee NAY BUDS; FIN fen; it tite bird store 11shi PLPHEN HARIDRECS b.at-lit —MAKe, YOUR STOKE Of OF Li comtortable, anboyance and colds. Buy te Nortou Door Cliees and spring; it c.osee the dour sid prevents samuuns. On trial ‘by JOMDAN & Wace i UU et Rw. Send postal. nova] ‘OR BALE-NEW AND SECOND-HAND i1an- hess, fie ansurtusent of street aud stabie blaucets, “WANTED—BOARD. —__ WASTED I PY LAD) boob AND Mut M WI Toudlug bod; must be within ten iinutes’ wals of War Department; pre mot *> aacerd $0. Address B& Ky btar office. dt ivod and 3 WANTED—LOT! FANTED—TO HUY FOR SPOT CASH, UNI Proved city real estate; inust be cheap: give low: eat price, location and 1ull particulars. Address 1.X., Star office. d6-st* WANTED MISCELLANEOUS. Buccal cash prices paid for good secoudcuund Lariong 8. by st. Kepairing @ specia.ty. new. HOUCK, WL 100 vena 10 au or land zor4and NI—A FEW VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS, List. now. ; table Brst-class in every respects bie bostders accommodated. -All-Ot uit SALE—-HANDSOME KIDING MARE. SEVEN een wil treat Safe Old: surtalve Lor wirl ot, boy of suing to suitable parties. Tab Sound aud bind, 9 cif can ride ur drive big. Audzees Matleta ee Teh ot. Dew. | ARMAND, Star office. div: oR FSsmunioation sesatecn Seek ter nee jue housexceping; no children. i Jeni location; convenient to tens reasonable; private fat Fos kes tin . SW. FURNISHED SALE—HANDSOME STY r vou BSE SW FORNIEED | Bathe wun indy Qrunpt eee an caer Ok, RENT-PLEASANT FURNISHED WOOMs; | piy 140 1dth et bows as 14% Manas Lage) Lnes, tor One or iwo gentiemen; price som, 1027 Oust. uw. Kererences, Years vid 15.3 hands tush. ¥.red by thorvucubred : wood Jumper; warranted sound, wituout biewinu. A AND WIFE HAVING | §ooa Jumper we Luut @ new buuse, Lis ath. O8 BALE--A COMPLETE OUTFIT AT GREAT sacrifice, ray horse, 16 bands nich: souud aud Kind: Urcughan, busey sulky. harness and vers. Apply S1Ags.b, 1105 Lith st. iw. ‘ai FOE SAEECHINE SADDLE AND KOAD Hcksi, plactcu and Latness: togetuer or separate; Talk trai. W. B. CHAMBEUS. i720 N.Y. ave. or 29 Asth’ st. ater S v'civck. FOUR UNFURNISHED tor ee 168 igth st. cine KEN1—TWO PLEASANT FURNISHED F wentlemen: suizable tor M. C. :exeel- pitol:: first-class boa 125 Cat, me. ds On room peice ee Oo Se FOE, SALE_ BAY, HOUSE “SOUND, “KIND A ‘wentle: will work saywuere. sutaule ior p canon business purposes Can ave. a-w. SOK SATE Aliprivate wale, tree good work horses; alsooue Griving Loree "Can be had at a bargain, aint seen at ais 1206 D stn w. HORSE, WiiH HAKNESS Sa ect ae OMS AND BOAKD AT THE Is- sn —ONE OR TWO QUIET GENTLEMEN img comtortable front room, «Fate fire, hood our may call 132 ddth st. ‘p. w. ae ©). OR KENT GLESIDE, 15°71 st. n.w., opposite the Arli Hotei. ry OR SALE—GRAY SOUY AVE ONE | 2, amd double surrey. wil ce sod at Lathver & y CTIGUT AVE, ONE auction sive, 1301 snd 163 Host. nw on surnished roous on 2d floors with | Saturday, 12 noou; good familly Lore: divsis floors; on Iine of aye. cars; opposite reservation; bay windows; urate or suinace Meat, suitable for ineinber of Conetes FOS SALES ONE FINE BREWSTER T CART. ONE zu leatiicr Lead :andewu, bau: ior private paity, (00d as Lew; one elegant Victoria; ove browrliains two Tockaways: SeVerai tWO Ud (ourpassencer carts aa Ces URSISHED ROOM, WITH OR “40 Kat nw. Ok ESTs Secupied ty Col tubes, electric’ belis, WiLrent furnished. yok RENT7 H. M. Roberta new 1i-ro iurtisived oF Bot, to suit. AVDpIY at above Mwuber. Ucline speaking Be. 5 price $5.50 i st., 13 rooms and stable. Uauuy'shiee ave., 8 rooa BIOL Pet. Oi A, UL UrRinlae. Q017'C st Lor, bral, without stale BUG Net, dir, br,iwi 3 13 N wt, Rr, br Kiva wt, Ae, Ui, JOR RENT—S/EctaL—« heatei by fur:ace and 0, en Hrepiaces, Lst., 2U rooms, $40. ‘Shose lv CHAS. EB. BANED, Cor. Lath and G as. Pe! Baer THOMAS &- Beal bs ST ST.. 11 ROOMS, ate very desirabie. aus 1B BU A SOR WAGGAMAD, . 1 at. Lanusome new privat artistically panned etd Dmsbed; stands alone on terraced dooms; walls’ rehl und tasterally pap face abd we, ft looker t pluubing. two cellars, for aprivate fauiy ouiy; key wext door, 125 Sth st. mw. owner, Mrs. SAKA A SPENCE, Spencerian oiice, ith and Dw. ~ (Ok RENT— Or.w & xe Lith ww, 13r_135 G85 Callan st neor 4 L203 Wye st ue, br 10.10 40 Biadensours road, ‘BSL MeCahiourn we 13540 Rigas atte... mt, 2 2241 )0un st: 4r, ail mi Gunton building, room, Leavy, ist Gunton building, room, __ ate Guntew buildin, 4. central biiiding, room 2. elon - 12.50 4688 La av, ati four. 3’ 431 F st nw, larze room. 1:5 14 Sth wt Sd Mb 413 1b whee, Or. ore. 3 SWOKMSTEDT & BRADLEL, dere et. TWO-NTOKY BRICKS, 12> Wyite a. wear 12th and H we ig Lettie wt. mebr sthand Kew. $i: Sih Ge Cat. ww. opp. rinsty Chrured, [OR BENT—KESIDENCE 1412 157 rooms. Apply to d. J, BHEDD, lout eo RENT-PUMNISHED-NEW HOUBE. Connecticut ave., ¥ suitable for a rovessional ian OF at bly to W. 0. DENISON & OO., WES F st, Bw. MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN IN HAND TO LOAN IN SUMS TO property oie : all conveniences. et cider ow to private family. Box 130, Star RENT — Th BEST SiX-ROOM BRICK iu im this city 12.87; on line $70,000 Cusity 13 ret case. reat bargain DOWEL S SLADLES, asst List. bet. 10th and 17th sia, ‘Ol SALES AT SINSHEIMER & COBLENS', G23, 629.6 st. n. Entire stock of Horses suitable tor aay purpose, Coupes in xvod v une oums on frst and second mol Lz Fok BEN oom, = : tyehalus Yaris Dulit. BOARD AT THE WouD- | Panaue! *** ——————— mou, 13th st. aud Jows arele, Buggies p ¥. KOBINSON, Pro durreys, &e., be. ars at Wormley"s bessia_] | Fo be suid at aacrifce figures, as we are going to dis- ‘T—F ORNISHED APARTMENTSIN THE | S0!¥e- BLEN Pere a at SINSHEIMER & COBLENS, SH Sua syier, scam beet | ais ae 6:3 62 Gat uw. 415. POR SALE—BAY MARE, 0 YEARS OLD; PER- FP ireest. ws oooncael cont, able tor carriaze, or Inguire at Koow 1, 1000 ¥ st, disnst hess Wagon. LOST_AND FOUND. FoR SALE Mon mocking birds, Ko.d fs W ANITED—4 PAIN OF WELL BROKEN BEAGLE ws, Be hounds, B. SCHMID'S NEW BIRD ala a selter abd'a night dog. Address BEAGLE, Bir office. tS nAHE Gow. STORE ale-z BEAGLE, Seremice nol iosteneve ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE COLOLED Zouiaian CABING. > W Sian, some weshing todoat tome. Tie idee | MUS, nara aan CA eaveunecuias anil ucads st. DW. Det_L and Bi sts. bia ugut dud Suld cu.n cats.oxdes, 1Uc. ; Watch and tex + er wring, GLO. W. PECHNEM Si Fa. ave.u.W. VW ASNTED—TO. BUY SEVERAL Tits INED MALE fgets Cysined to yall wayou).” SCF ALD s btich | _sezo-sin x stoke, 7.2 btu st aw. qlu=z* ‘Ok SALE OR KiNT-REMINGION, SMITH TANTED—UOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE FUNNT. | 1 Frenser, Caltraph, Mamuond and ul! other type W ‘ite: sino stocks of anerchaudiee of all one, Horaxesnd uaullng. At WA. LUWENIHAL'S, 157 thet. n. Writers unst-clats iuackines, Le TYPEWKITEL AN iG Ox SALE MPOKLED WULUS—CHINESE SA = ; = fred lilies, Lyacintlany » croet, Be. ato ee oes; | (OL HALE FORPERTED a ¥ ANTED—ANY LADIES OR GENTLEMEN OR] WOM Sa: gd a W7{fivvate ative ‘that would fixe, fo gave ust | E cboice of farts scild wiver watelee ior eat. jase iaapary, work done please call at 712 Barracat | $1) og: ait watrcated in Tunnuc onic Teen sR RS let” | due bree uk KunS, Farker Lros., Boueuils aud JANTED-A FIKST-CLASS BADE HOOM ON | Uther fue tiskes, ‘oue-bat lecuar price, over two the ave. (uorth side) bet. 4 14th sta. by | hundred and tity Other picukes ior salvar LX: LUAN y 1. “Adress Box ks, Siar of TCE, LU best. bee ‘oct ‘FRISBELL, PIANO i SALE— “OTTO” GAS ENGINES, BOTH NEW juner, 5. Ws wud second hand: any tize. Seud tor ¢1 Firstinse tuning ni lowest rates, Orders by mast eaten D BALLUP Agtci3t tth stew aS prowily attended to. fe Wee Conte ane .8| SUBURBAN PROPERTY, . Out. me aioe | - WANTED. CASH FAID FOU OLD GOLD AND iver, old and new jewsirs. dentist wold, coins, spoons, waicn cases; god and description, Tarie. "PSEOEWEMSTETN, ‘huge Jeweler, vid en ‘dria 7 ANTED — TAPEWRE RENTED; EM. W ‘ivton and al other standard wakes: Dist-clase macbice only best teruiay city or, count Cuculare TiPEWMMILE BXCHANGE, Ul0 2 st. Bw. ee Spn ANTED-TIPEWRITING AND SHORTHAND ip ail tte branches ; typewriter letter redupiicatiug an j, Siret-ciase work | ; Feusonabie rates. sca iPewht res EXC ANG EeULU Fatt w. ANTED—OLD GOLD AND ‘Vi.bs FOBCASH. Nene PRIEDEMICH Bite jeweler, GUS “th sta, ‘that beautiful place containing about 43 ‘About one mille trom the Capite., ou the turn) jewding Irom Wasliugton to liyatteville. ve. extended Will strike this Piace abot ‘This grounds Very ugh and aud profitable subdivision. brick . Dur It has great promise Fa iE, FOr SALELAND By THe AGH ‘and uulproved, weak ArLnucton, inoen Washington aud Fiver aud. heer Ballyton and. a Sonu for iarwe muayot Wschinatos sad ier faebuncton free, with description of Yat pe road few York Soult buake g benutiel rota tuake » ‘Ts iumproved bya ine ‘other Dulldinwas “Look at it, B40, ). bt Walker & c0., 916 F at. ewe i, IMPROVED Bort Myer, be- hear the Potomac ‘Church ;near the ‘Bon avenue, UvUTbs, sent basement, op. pat office |e wate Be CLEMENTS. Wet F stm. Sand order TBadale iuade vn premiaes: = + | [OR SALE-THE GREATEST BARGAIN NEAR this city—ten acres of land; one of the most beuu- Were eNEn BODE, TO HAVE THEIR | ital wigs 5 «eaburban, hous overiookiow th cee, roach, Bed ist saws ©. | yearly payments. ROA PHILIPS & BON, Por at all druggiste’. Factory, ot, 1419 New York ave. Aleghens. Da. 2 FSR BERTSS ACHES UPON THE KIVER ROAD; W str Rea ERO ny Soman | are eet taeeeeres Quy; overcoalinua, S20 ue A jade | house sabioand creuard: 20 per month. AURUY PataiRh eeiety le dies “ah eee : Was ar PERSONAL, pas poy Taace for 3 meals | ULL EVENING DRESS SUITS. SILK OR SATIN ‘and 8 Sayan RGus a | Ete erika, MERON = Ha ‘Gen. SS OV NEL CVE ANY ONE G60 CasE WHO ‘wodel position. "Address HW Cor star omic, = A UinORIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE CY. promptiy att to; ‘3 WULLIRe Basinces, BOP Pie BOM CHIE SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS es LU conte oY Oe adnan, Sree tara es are = OR SALE—-ONE ‘ON TUisDAY MORNING A BOLL OF | FRE,SALE OS Inquire, for M.. 1555 Pst. n.w., between ‘Vhurediy i OST—FROM 1101 K ST. wat OST} t 119 Ww Bl cn (OR 8: LE-LIGHT. SIDEBAR BUGGY « OST cote cuuie dos: answers to’ namneot + | A 150), used w ties, for 88 cash. Ci pollow sib wiite arvund ues, white face, fotand seeu at LODGE’ livery stabiey Anacostia” "G1" aii. dieward it return est x Soups trevtweaets 2 ANd on FOUR = == FOUNDA SHALL AMOUNT OF MONPY ON TAH | F Qt ter tart tarmos hare wok eae Soak Se a San fave by paying for ad | at FUSSELL':,'142¢ 9. ¥. ave. aw. ald ee 5 DPE ROCKAWAY, ry SDAY IN WOODWARD & 10-} FOR Sion ampere ROCKAWAY Ke Uurop's, a pair of cuid eyeglasses with chain if rettirned to 16:83 Qt. bw. cE gg pn 1630 Rigws Place nw. Finder will please jeave at agency, corner 4th'and ¥° FOR SALE-HAND.ONE BROWN “COUPE Of carriaye horse; sound, ‘kind and jentle; suitable ‘O8T—MONDAY, A PAIR OF GOLD-RIM EYE- ylagscs with chain attached. Reward i¢ Also doctor's plieton, Inquire at 108 a2 iit OF GOLD EYEGLASSES (CHAIN ALE—ALARGE 4 und Look attached) af Rifles’ Hall or in going from | WOR SALE-ALARGE FINE BAY HOUSE, AGE {here down to Ket. nw. Howard if lett at Normandie | ao tyuntie “aise reine ted wots eee ‘Can Hotel. — tt | be seen at 1.07 Lith st. new. Terms, Sc. at OST—AT UNITED STATES PENSION AGENCY, | 70 me. —. Melt please 1ake ae ape aren #1801: | On SALE HORSE, COUPR AND HARNESS; Losi yt! Stow contig = HATE STRIPE | them “Appiy 480% C st. n. w. dil-iw* tamed to 1037 19thet mw Oo a Menage” | POR SALE Fou & BANGATN 70 BUY Ob MIRE STAYED FROM 1127 13TH ST. N.W., A WHITE Carringe Bazaars puppy: murked with large tan ;"answers to name of Tip, blue ribbon around neck, with bel. Be Yuri and receive reward. 416-31" | _ Telephone call 730. LOST HOSDAX (AM., ON 23TH BT.. Wale made of memory 19651 13th st. aw. aS Seah the coach teas: also some low-priced horses. x BCI 405 sth st. nw. ach piace or 14th st, tates Literal Seward if returned so dig" OQS8T-IN FRONT OF CTT N L ZENS NATIONAL FOS SALE-ONE AND TWOHORSE OPEN PLAT- box and ali of and. onus na oreopu Bonet our ok | mage oud vonage Cr wor pa pac! of paying teller of mena PROBES, oA PAG a Loseat, ALBAUGINS, ing card case, ‘owner's cars and sum of % also. Please return to Star office aud ye: ceive reward. rics BATURD. Jady's satche), black cloth ee Geo ST—A SCOTCH TERRIER, Cl TL :R, CREAM COLORED, if On ears and tail’: answers to naine of ae — Wi GENTLEMAN WHO WAS collie E Seturday, Legon avtichras waneee ca} answers to nane of Liberal reward for bis return to 1411 towne 8 “agar” Buitabie < st nw. moses, Reward if \eit 1428 Massachnsetts ave. n.w. L' with i SERMCARese 8 CO., 2.) BO. ING. A Eten essay sti ee tas oben PORE a Ts Ole re ave. aw. RICK HOUSE: 7 KOOMS, in, first-class order. 445 door.“ Aupig.st JANTED—TO BOKKOW 3,000 ON FIRST Siam inproved property, murthwest . first wore Dadres Th0S1, Star cilice dite ‘ED—#300 POR NINETY DAYS AT 4 PEB ou woud Teal estate merur: 62.0 per month; key wext gave U per cent a ane mod: hup. aud stable, 873.) Tt fat ae NT_UNFURNIGHED, Pa ave bet 13th and NICE 3-sTORY rooms and bath: MF. HOLTZ 7E HAVE JUST Hab be money piaced in our hands to loa on Feal estate An the Dusisict ; Bo Weiay when Uitie is natinfactory a. OLAL BLEWALT & SUN, 620 deh wt. ow, ONEY IN HAND AND TO LAN ON AP Troved real estate ns Re nw, Lr, 984. caloissetncle, bar 35438 2915.6 at hw lerana 2 large balls aud 4425 FS mow ONEY LOANED ON FURNITUKE, PIANOS, eartiaes OF utlisr gud security, witout "uctiae feCetbin. intereaie tt) eotaten, COMFIDENTTAL Tis Paraave, Baltuuore, Femoval, aud warel Ketnw, lor id b-3 sine, Jor TO LOAN ON | MARYLAND fare te 12s Met Bw, 130 BG k. WHITE & ©O., Baste, 405 Lith at nw, FURNISHED. Ate Ss Siar Hash 90 27 ‘Thomas cirgle, 1¢ Ginn seo meat etee THOS. % WAGGAMAN. TO LOAN Al 6 PER CEN ta, District of Commabis, SMI Foubs, 51 Lite wt. nw. ONEY TO LOAN AT 6 PEK CENT IX SUMS Tous alse 2. DRM & dais. holdam SWonMBI£D 1 &BKADLEY, #27 Pet. aw. AN IN SUMS TO SUIT AT CUR Guat tates co approved reat eviate wevuriy 000 O8 MEAL eT ATE i Poa mena ‘(ihe Arangton bine iaie Go.» ofice.) Doce TARE BONEN —910 70 g100 TU Loam iS ‘TO LOAN IX aNy SUMS wo of intone bo to OREX TO LOAS ON REAL Mion: i STABLES. oe gempenamaned BR O. HOLTZMAN, 10th ond Fots.n w.