Evening Star Newspaper, August 30, 1893, Page 2

2 THE EVENING STAR:, WASHINGTON. D. C. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 30. 1893: - CLASH OF GIANTS. WANTED—HELP. WANTED—SITUATIONS. FOR RENT—ROOMS. FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR RENT—HOUSES. ___ FOR RENT—HOUSES. a Tilt. ets oe colons Wares : Teleiee Basie ‘ce, Bi and Nate a: 6, pr mo | 30 Saroran a.m. Boe ‘ai. woo 908.00 | HEE oa Se eat It is om the Subject of the New House nd Some Feeling is Sh At the beginning of the Fifty-first Con- gress Mr. Crisp attracted the attention of the House by the speech he made in crit- letsm of the methods of Mr. Reed as Speaker of the House. His appeal from Philip drunk to Philip sober and his vigor- ous handling of the then Speaker gave him @ prominence in the House he had not be- fore that attained, though then one of the leading members from the south. Yesterday these ‘two giants faced each other in the arena again in a discussion of parliamentary rules. This time Crisp oc- cupted the position of Speaker, and it was his rules Mr. Reed was criticising, and this time both men took part in the debate. With the Speaker and the ex-Speaker pitted against each other, the interest in the dis- cussion was intense, and though the dis- cussion was not expected, the floor of the House was crowded, and the debate was listened to with the most eager attention. Mr. Reed, in speaking of the code of rules reported from the committee on rules, made many flings at the democrats, accus- ing them of trying to get as near to his rules of the Fifty-first Congress as they could without exposing the fact, which car- ried with it a confession that they were mistaken in their criticism of his rules, and that such rules were necessary to secure action in the House. “I confess,” he said, “I am very much encouraged by what occurs in the report of the committee on rules. In the last Con- gress, when the hall still vibrated with the duteries of the democratic minority of the Fifty-first Congress, one could hardly ¢<- pect any very great advance; and yet we had a great deal of advance even in that Congress; for that Congress, instead of leaving everybody, according to the old democratic system, to the mercy of any citizen who might by some providence of God have been chosen a member of Con- gress (laughter), they left the House to the | tender mercy of the Speaker and two sistants appointed by himself, whereby the Speaker had the power, which is a great thing, and also another great thing, the ad- vantage of exercising it in private. He admitted that the democrats were making some progress, but criticised the placing of the power in the committee on Tules and thought they had better come to his position at once. He did not like the Found about way of stopping filibustering. “Do you not think, gentlemen,” he said, “on the other side, it is a little pitiful, after declaiming so much against inter- ference with the rights of the individual member, standing upon his sole leather and his conscience, to stop the business of the House, that you should now depute three gentiemen to put an end to him so abruptly? (Laughter.) You know you have been contending always that that could not be done: that it was wicked for even the entire House to undertake to do it. Mr. Crisp Makes 2 Speec' This and further criticism in his most caustic style called Speaker Crisp to the floor, Mr. Richardson taking the chair. ‘This move caused something of a sensa- tion in the House, and the members gath- ered about to hear what he would have to way: “The criticism of the gentleman from lor Maine upon the rules now proposed adoption by the committee on said, “and his laudation of that Tules under which the Fifty-first Congress, to use the language of that hour, ‘did busi- ness,” require some reply. There are pro- Visions in this report now before the House which are taken from the rules of the Fif- ty-first Congress or are substantially pro- visions embraced in those rules. “Neither myself nor any member of the committee on rules would refrain from re- porting to this House in favor of any pro osition simply because it was a part uf ihe Fules of the Fifty-first Congress. Very much of those rules, perhaps, is to be com- mended; very much of them nas been by the country absolutely condemned. (Ap- Plause on the democratic side). ‘rhe ger tleman from Maine—and this is a nobby ‘with him—when he stands up before the country and speaks of the rules of the Fitty-frst Congress nearly always omits, or falls to refer to, the practices in the Fifty-first Congress which were so odious to its members and whicl: were so odists to the country. (Applause). “The first action jn the Fifty-first Con- gress which excited the indignation of the country and of the Representatives on this flcor was not taken und: rules (which Were subsequently adop-ed), but it was an arbitrary, high-haled action on the part of the Speaker, without authority from the committee on rules or anybody else. ¢Ap- plause on the democrati= side). “Mr. Speaker, when you come to make up the charges that were entered against the Fifty-first Congress, let no man forget that the first great charge was that the Speaker of the Hous2, without being au- thorized so to do by the House, without being authorized so to do by tne committee on rules, without any authority, and in opposition to the uniform usage of the House—in the exercise of a power not granted him by any ruic—chose to count members not voting as present to cunsti- tute a quorum. That question afterward went to the Supreme Court, out that court never justified the vction to which I have just referred. I have heard the gentleman from Maine on xeveral occasions on this floor congratulate himself, take natisfac- tion as he says, from the fact that the Supreme Court of che United States hud Justified that course. ‘The Supreme Court had not, he argued, touched the question. The Supreme Court had said that the House nad a right to make its rule for its own sovernment and make its own provisions sor the ascertain- ment of the presence of a quorum, but it had never sald that the Speaxer could make these rules. (Applause). ‘The gentleman had referred to the power lodged In the committee on rules. Let him «Crisp) call the gentleman's attention to the distinction that existed between the policy of the gentleman from Maine and the policy of the present committee on rules. ‘The gentleman from Maine believed that power should be lodgsd in she Speaker ab- solutely to decide what was a lilatorr mo- tion. Under the system proposel by the committee on rules it was left to the House to decide whether the motion was dilat of not. The system adopted by the F second Congress and now readoptei by the committee on rules was to maintain, not the individual judgment of the chair. but the judgment of the majority of the House. ‘The Speaker was not 4ranted the auther. ity to control legislation; the cnimittce on rules was not granted suea authority; the authority rested in the majoricy of the House. Under the rules proposed dilatory motions would be avoided, for the House had the power to reach that remit by a t<- port from the committee on Mr. Reed Answers Back. Mr. Reed, in reply, said that it was un- usual for the presiding officer of this body to leave his exalted position and to par- take In the discussion on the floor. It was even a question whether he ought to do ft at all. But of this action he made no question. The gentleman from Georgia (Crisp) elone was the judge of this action. If the 2n- tleman did not believe that the other mem- bers of the committee on rules were ade- quate for the discussion, it was for decide when his powerful aid sh thrown into the balance. He (feed) regretted that the Speaker h: taken the floor, not only on general prin- ciples, but because he had introduced into the debate a certain amount of p: ship, thereby showing that though the rest of the House had survived the measures of the Fifty-first Congress the present Speak- er had not. To what had been said about senally he w not allow this him per- 14 not reply, for he would jebate to degenerate into a personal question. (Republican applause) ‘This was a public question, and, as such, he would address it. He believed that the policy of the Fifty-first Congress had re-| cetved the approval of the Supreme Court Tf he had that support he could do with- gut the support of any individual who headed the opposition. He regretted that the democrats had merely adopted one-half | of the rules of the Fifty-first Congress, | ‘but they were on the road to adopting them all. He was. perhaps, unreasonable in ask-| ing the democratic party to catch up with the republican party within four Applause.) re-+ Baron De Courcel, the president of the Rering sea court of arbitration, visited President Carnot yesterlay to express the gratitude of the members of the tribunal for the hospitality extended to them during the sitting of the court Col. Jerome mansion at Rever! Mess is not con: = 1s confined 4e-his | Farms. Mass¢but his ou For all forms of atsorderee Bromosseltzer toma: A palatable ise prompt eure. | 3 COLORED WAITER; Steady vmployment. WILSON CaFE, il 12th Bw, Pea Sg oe lat WANTED—BOY ABOUT 14 TO ATTEND NEWS Stand from 7 to 21 a.m.; wages $4 per mouth. Inquire NEWS STAND, Genter Murket, 7th st. entrance. E WANTED — A” FIRST-CLASS WAITER; ALSO ite and colored cooks, (waitresses. sad hem bermaids at MISSION EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 1228 5 st. mw. sae WANTED—A YOUNG MAN OF ENENGY; ONE Who is willing to work early and late; to open a laundry tn a town near by; Son cr, salary, Address, with reference, T. _Staz office. ase iar” WANTED_FIVE EXPERT CARPET MEASURERS. Sab Ben ot empertence, and tact, need appl. HS LANSBURGH, N.Y. Ave. Rink.au20- “OF. WANTED_aT THE CITY INTELLI fice. . waiters, nurses, drivers. porters clerks, ‘women; furnisbed bes A suited. SH AD'S, 42F Lith wt.n.w.15-18t* WANTED_A PEW GOOD, RELIABLE MEN CAN find employment at the SINGER MFG. CO., 616 ‘Oth st. B.w.; salary oF commissions for good men. au28-3a* DEE ERE WANTED- FIRST-CLASS ALL-AROUND DRESS- makers, cooks, butlers, maida, housekeepers, ladies’ inaids (women cooks; hotels out city); Ger- man, Swedish, French and women any nation- ality. BURNHAM'S, 1110 G st. nw. au26-Ga® WANTED AGENTS_AVOID CHOLERA BY US- ing the improved Eureka Water Filter; sells at sight; only 25e.; fits all faucets; catches all mand, dirt, tosects, c.: It contain three best ter iknowa; to those meaning bust- Bees. Sample free, PHOENIX’ CO. 2F "Me- J. chanie #t., Newark, N. 209-wSa WANTED FOR THE UNITED STATES ARVY_ ‘Able-bodied unmarried men, between the ages of 21 and 30 years; good pay: rations, clothing and medical attendance; applicants must be pre- pored. to furnish satis idence as te ze. character and babite. Apply, syivanis ‘ashipgton, D. ©. aull- WANTED-ADDRESSES OF ENERGETIC MEN and womea wanting permanent work; $30 a week guaranteed; experience unnecessary; goods monopoly; pay sure: aystem perfect; oie and delivery ‘team furnished; terms free. Address K 51, Box 3363, Boston, Mass. aul-cozma WANTED _DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, conducted by ladles—men and women, white and colored. for all kinds of domestic iabor, city, state and springs; with references. 709'L st. a. wa WANTED SALARY OR COMMISSION TO AGENTS to bandle the Patent Chemical Ink Erasing Pen- cil. ‘The most useful and novel invention of the age, Braves ink bly in two seconds. forks like male. 200 to 500 per cent profi Axents making $50 per week. We als a general agent to take terr! Sppoine ate agents. A Tare" chance to. make money. of eras. eS Cen WANTED — STENOGRAPHERS “AND” REMING- ter tors directed to positions; ES BRS tiie toate cabarets and ecnington operators: a0 charge for services. WYCKOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT, Reming. _ton Typewriter office, Sth and F sts, nw. sezd-tt FEMALE. WANTED—A SETTLED WOMAN TO COOK, IRON ‘and do general housework; stuall family in coun- try. Friday bet. 10° and 12 at 1236 goth st. . Write for terme and ROE, ERMAN OR SWEDISH GIRL; cook, washer and froner; wages ; first-class references required from Jast place. Call 101 Lith st. ae. ‘au30-2b" WANTED - WOMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSE- work; must have city reference. 718 7th st. aw. ______ aus0-$b® WANTED A GIRL TO COOK AND DO GEN: eral housework in a small family; no washing OF froning. “Apply with references’ at 90S, 7th WHITE WOMAN TO SETTLED WANTED — A do 1 housework for a small family: must site references and stay at night. 236 13% st. aw WANTED_WHITE GIRL ‘TO COOK, WASH AND ire two. Apply before 12 og utter 7 auso-3¢ COOKS, CHY! ers. Waiters, scullions for hotel and families; references, DICK’S AGENCY, 13 7th st. ww. au30-3), ie WANTED_WIHITE WOMAN TO DO COOKING engagement to Mrs LY, SLATER, 931 F st. nw. ‘ania WANTED A COMPETENT WHITE CHAMBER: maid. Apply with references to 1776 Mass. Caps. ‘au29-2b' WANTED RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL FOR cook and chamberwork; uo washing and ironing: only two in family; reference required. 17; st mw. At onee. au29- WANTED_TWO GOOD WHITE WAITRESSES; German girls preferred. Also one to take charge of dining room and pantry. Apply at 1221 11th st. mw. after 3 p.m. au29-2b* ee eee who a to learn the shoe ines. Ap ply to E. K. CHAPMAN, Manager Shoe Depart- WANTED — QUICK — DRESSMAKERS, COOKS, Seamstresses, housekeepers: refined. hot menial (het. 18 and 38 sears); butlers, sulesladies; (man [ALE OR FEMALE. GREAT WANTED—AGENTS MAKE $% A DAY. gst kitchen utensil ever invented. Retails for 35c. 2 to @ sold in every house. “Sample, paid. Sc. MeMAKIN & FORSHEE, _au30-wisdt® Spiga GIs WANTED -AGENTS MINERAL MP WICKS never burn ont; no smoke, no soot, no trimming: light eyual to’ gas: uples, "10e.: assorted Goten, Se. B. STAYNER & CO-. Providence, til au29-be WANTED—HOUSES. WANTED-FOR A DESIRABLE PERMANENT ‘tenant, a house of 10 or 12 rooms: west of 14th stand north of Ki for $73 0 $00 per mo. u20-3t HEISKEL LERAN, 1008 F st.n.w. ‘TED—FOR EXCHANGE—OWNERS DESIR- ing to exchange houses for lots or lots for houses call or send description to my office. au28-1w C. ULRICH KENNEDY, 605 14th st.n.w. ‘ANTED-A HOUSE FOR A FIRST-CLASS boarding house; in location; if not large ch will take two together. Address Mrs. L., Maple Lawn, Chestnut Hill, Phila. au26&30* WANTED HOUSES TO RENT-IP YOU HAVE ANY Tacant, hoases to rent we will furnish fou good tenants. We can rent a hundred houses in thirty days, Our houses are all gone and the demand is increasing dally. Personal attention given to this branch of the business. BANES & SIMPSO: Cor. 14th and ¢ postage incinnatt, W. an26-1m WANTED—ROOMS. WANTED A Gi nicbed room, office; not to exceed $5 or Star office. WANTED BY A MECHA: ished room: locality F to K sts. Address, stating terms, & DESTRES AN te government Address .W. ANTED ENTLEMAN, WIFE AND TWO children, one under 2 and one 12 years of age, 3 large. well-furnished, connecting roots on par- lor or 2d floor, with bath, also board. Address, giving terms and particulars, Ei W.. Star je aust" WANTED — MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED-HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE FURXT f every description, carpets, feather beds, rompt. (CTION FURNITURE | #u24-6a* HOUSE, cor. 7th, K and Mass. uve. nw. au30-tr WANTED for $2 or no pay. Soh at nwa WANTED A RIcyet GOOD ORDER: €O- Tambla preferred: must be cheap. Addrens HH. MW. I and P. depot. muanate WANTED GENTS’ SUITS TO CLEAN aT $1 A ‘suit: coats, 50c.; pants, 25e.; vests, 25c.: thirt Years’ experience: goods called for and deliver aulfist’ L. H. POSEY, 1119 14th st. aw. WANTED FINE MEADOW PASTURAGE, WET ‘watered, at Landover station, B. and P.’R. it. storms inquire at HOLMES & BRO.’S, Ist and nw. city, oF at store, Landover. au26-Tt* WANTED TAKE NOTICE — JUST RECEIVED fall styles; will paper roome from $3 upward: 3 lper cent on these (prices: ; Seraping extra. F. jeweirs, dentist gold, coi: °. LOEWENSTEIN, “Mi Silver Retiner, 813 @ autdim® e WANTED_TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT; REW- ington, . Hammond, Caligraph. &e.; re. duced rates; first-class machines; delivered free; ne ts. TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE, 610 F st. n.w. auS-tr WANTED GOODS OF ALL KINDS, SUCH AS furnitire. “stoves, carpets. feather beds, &.. &e Bor SMALL quantities, for’ which sh prices. Call or address BR. wate Heweler, Goll and . opp. Patent ulflee. in LAR ALS SERVED Hor ‘week or month, Chil Sirs BURSATGH, 1182 18th st. mw, anode THE IRVINGTON, 1416 K ST. N. W. LARGE, cool rooms; handsomely furnished; single or en Sulte: with bath; table first-class; terms reason- able. atl-3m MAIDS, clerks, drivers, ‘drafte: | hostlers, kitebe® hands rn ch oF Without board): business ‘exchenge. BUENHAM'S, pot and prtitlag otlces Ilo G at. nw. 3 * au26-ea* Rstratle| ‘onante, 820 Bats uses 2409 M at. "uw. B50 400 2st w. a st. nw., Gr. ne., Sr. = ue., re, m1... 5 spruce st., LeDrott Park, 6 rome, 1. | iit inw ore and Qwelline .n. = FEMALE. i WANTED—BY RELIABLE WHITE LADY, A SIT- ation as lady's nurse; special cure given to la. fants; ‘best of references, Address ‘ive, S.C. KELLY, The Brunawick, cor. 4th and @ sts.0-W. WANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY, A POSITION AS ‘stenographer and typewriter; can furnish best of reference and machine if WAXTED-2 SITUATIO: ¥ COMPETEN cook; private 5 Mo Ws 3; _Appiy SIS st ee WANTED—BY A EAT COLORED GIRL, CHAM: erwork and waiting: = ‘ thoroughly experienced au Address LAURA, _aul5-18t* oe! Star office. WANTED—BY GERMAN COOK AND CHAMBER- maid, places together or separate In private American family. Address HOUSEWORK, WANTED” a HOME | FOR A” WHITE (COOK: ‘asber und troner rivate family. Call at MISSION EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, i239 Nats WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHT Rw. 4 Place to do light housework in w private fazlly. at. nw. auau-Ze* WANTED GO TO DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS, laundresses, chambermaids, waitresses, nurses, maids and ‘seamstress, governess, trained nurses, butlers; last employers” references. 613 7th st. WANTED. BY A RELIABL WOMAN, PLACE TO $3, mauae gleaming by day's work. Address Bux FOR RENT — TWO OR THREE UNFURNISHED papered rooms on second ‘good tepant. cotmmunicating, new! floor; good location tod eur cheap to 2. ‘Waiter butiding, 1010 F sst., and tp new Gude building, 1224 F ww, Steam heat and electric light. auzv2t | = i ‘i ‘1815 9th be ~ ar 50 FOR RENT—BRICK HOUSE 326 SiH ST. SE” _Apviy sa20-a0"_ | Fol HEST_BY EASTERDAY & 20 | pet Ste, hom Nand bth: $22.90. per mouth | ining a 0 | SPALDING, the Harrison, 34 a "4 FoR REN’ ENT-TWO NFAT pit a _< Whole oF single Boor. 428 11th st. n.w. au26-1m ‘ll 18.1.; good, melghborhoud | FOR RENT—iST FLOOR FRONT AND BACK PAR- $0) Sis. "Aue too Giet mes gist ob omnes | jor, dining room and kitchen and bath; 24-toor, Me SANT, 610 1ith st. nw. j 3 rooms and bath. 220 B st. ne. Apply trom 8 ‘30 2 to T o'clock. TN au28-3p* 5.00 | Toe BENT "Yotteeping, ar oe ad ea ees oe Bm | +; Neat, gus and bath; private famtiy. Call bet. 8 aad 6 o'cfocks 410 Kot. uw. aus8S0e au FOR RENT — UNFURNISHED — FOUR BRIGHT | 22.50 | airy rooms; handsome house: ae sap eet hood ; 1955 Linden st.. le BO most elegant location in the city. 3408 Hupkins 408 H st. n.e., 7 rooms, mt... = Beso | _Dlace, near ‘both and P sta a. at * 518 to 522 Tenn. ave. ne., Grs.. m.i.. 2250! aoa st ee... | “—_—— ys {220 Boundary n.c., S-room frame $1030 He ate A Reis Oia, Mn BESS | pan aa a | = AND _UNFURNISHEI 606 L st. bie. (furnace beat}, Gr. bi. 1106 234 st. aw. 20.00 | "house, GS I gt nw; very romfortable. Seren | FOR nln tal sil bes vil ren SUN: 6r. = a ne. ay Apply to R. E. PATRO, 482 La. eve. au2eIm | Toomie; newly papeved; front k;, commu- ie | hleating or single: furnished or unfurnisbed? 1st 6 steincwes 2 atore rooms se2 22102.) 300 | i113 {10.80 | FOR RENT—o18 9TH ST., OPP. PATENT OFFICE, | and 3d stories; bath, beat and gas; gond loca. Le Droit Park n.w., new 10r. b., am.i.... 35.00 | 13 and 1 T2980 | new store, dwelling aud fice roome, latest im: | _ thon. Begb.ge | 1a Tat wants oe he me aon | Aga toc scertmggecssseeese Be mente at SU “HT Kt." re ae Geel For, REST — iat HST N.w.,FURNtsHED | #u80-2c GEORGE H. WINN € 6.819 Fin. mw. | Bim uppers aay Waterson the: 50: 2 Hat, 12 room, $00.00: Tad Sth and unfurnished rooms, singh en suite; pri- Stable n rear of 163% Vermont ave. 200 nit . “S SONS, 718 7th st. uw. Yate bath; hoard if desired; suitable for zentle- ‘au2-at men or small family. is a me For FOR RENT—BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED LARGE a \ORTH WEST. by, bay-window rooms on frst and second ors, with | POR RENT Upper part 2126 ith $28 bath, gas and heat: also 2 unfurnished rooms for oad pation Of 2506 Mt _Yery light housekeeping. 924 9th st. n.w. a283e*| J" YOU HAVE HOUSES TO RENT PLACE 2E FOR RENT—Fot nished or unfi Keeping: adul Call 1800 19th oN tab. uri te nw. 5 ¢ 85 Be THEM WITH US. Be WANTED-BY A NEAT, EXPERIENCED YOU: lady, misses’ and children’s dresses; also plain sewing to do at howe; remodeling a specialty; terms reasonable; best references. 8. Star ‘aus: FOR RENT—ROOMS. ____ FURNISHED, it WANTED EXPERIENCED YOUNG LADIES FOR ‘ur hosiery, notion, ribbon, underwear abl other devartinenti, “Apply “i” NATHANSON, SIS) th FOR RENT—1016 MASS. AVE. N.W., A FEW delightful front roows; timely fur.; at reasonable _prlee; table Urst-class, suze Ga POR RENT 450 Q ST. N.W., TWO NICELY FUR Bished mous op, second) Hie: sultabie, for tight se : silver, table linen aud dishes fu _nished. Price, $19. per month in advance, a80-30 FOR RENT—LARGE NICELY FURNISHED RMS.; gas, bath, ete.; 8. and ¢. e re; with or with- sas xposure; with or with: aw. FOR RENT—1521 12TH ST. 2 Munieating furnished ronis on 2d floor; bath on same floor; terms uioderate. u30-Ba® FOR RENT—NICELY FURNISHED SOUTH-FRONT bay-window (screens and awnings) room; heat, gas and bath included. 2107 K 20 FOR RENT AT 511 6TH ST. N.W.. 2 Lar front rooms, 2d nnd 4th floors; one hall room near two Ines de- board; convenient to car lines, Si4 3d st. ‘aU36-3a* 2 OR 3 COM FOR RENT-725 6TH ST. SECOND-STORY front room; ‘suitable for two" gentlemen; con- _Fenlent to pension, post or patent oftices.au80-3a* FOR RENT 1213 6TH st. nished rooms ‘for gentlemen; _floors; heat and Kas. FOR RENT —~ PLEASANT COM! TIN Fooms; two in rom, with board, smaller rooms’ for one. #16; near car and departuents. 908 12th wt. now. Pr FOR RENT—FURNISHED R00 don, 1235 New York ave. nw. Vi front fooms; icely furnished ‘and thoroughly _clean: prices $8 to §25. u29-3a FOR RENT-TWO NICE, AIRY FURNISH rooms, east and southern exposure; 24 story: house; boarding next door; references: exchans #0930 st. ne. FOR RENT—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, BRI pttractively furmiehed, roomie: also hamlsoan-ty irnished communte: Flor a ‘soos OB 2d"toor: new "houses aft mad, Wl K st. al ease gg uz) fa* FOR RENT—2D AND 8D FLOORS; SINGLE OR ga gute: lcely furnished front rooms, with good board, 1 aS ivate fainily of tv hede;’ rent! lows O83 Mages aves "wuahdas FOR RENT-SEVERAL VERY COOL AND V'LE: ant furnished rooms, each with southern eapos- “ure, 728 9th st. now au20-2a* FOR RENT 008 MASS. AVE. “TWO COM munteating rooms, furnished, on’ third floor: con. Venient to cars; private house; references te- _ quired. | ap auz0 Ba FOR RENJ—NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, SEC. ond and third floors, with or without boant; south and east fronts; ml: new corner house: wate fauilly: references exchanged. Call after _4 p.m. 1820 Oth st. nw. auzodae FOR RENT—417 G ST. N.W., ONE LARGE FUR ished front room: $8; aiso hall room at $5, with gas and bath; convenient to cars: central location, SS ___ au20-$ae FOR RENT_HALF OF FURNISHED NEW HOUSE for housekeeping: m.l.; one square. from cars: convenient to pension office. Call after 6 any day except Tuesday and Friday evenings, 21M st. n.W auds-4a z FOR RENT—O15 HST. N.W., NICELY FUR- nished rooms; 24 and 3d floors; ‘single or en suite: | south front; heat and ga _Tooms lurge and airy. tu FOR RENT—A PLEASANT AND COMFORTABLY both centrally furnished front ‘and back room; suitable for itlemen; heat, gas ind use of bat! unily. 1254 Sth st. nw. FOR RENT — FURNISHED—LARGE 2D-sTORY front room. with alcove; well furnished: al E _imps. Call, 4 to 6, 1225 Coun. FOR RENT—A LARGE, NICELY FURNISHED 20 | floor front room; also 3d. floor front roo! furnished. 1003 th st., cor. Vernon Square. FOR RENT—715 10TH ST. NW furnished rooms; si exchanged. FOR RENT—THE FLORIDA, 207 E. CAPITOL ST... ; furnished rooms, with or without board; suitable for members or Senators; highest references. | Meals served In rooms. Terms reasonable.a25-6a° FOR, HENT 408 3D ST, N.W... NICELY FUR ished front and back Ist, 24 and Sd-story rooms; HANDSOMELY ingle oF en “suite; references a ____au2s-aar TWO | NICELY | roonis on 2d floor: kas, bath: also back room on 3d_ floor: , Suitable for light housekeeping. auzs-da* | FOR RENT—DELIGHTFUL FURNISHED ROOM (or two if desired) on very reasonable terms: excellent location: private family. Call_after 4 Dem. 1229 N st. n.w., near cor. 15th st. au26-5a* FOR RENT_1335, COR. 14TH AND N STS— furnished 2d and 8d-foor front rooms, with south and west bay windows; with board: ‘references Tehanged. u26-8a® FURNISHED Fooms ‘on 2d and 3d floors, with” board: conve- nlent to cable cars: adults only; references. Te miner rates until Oct. 1. auis-Swa FOR RENT 1329 N ST., PLEASANT, COOL FUR- nished reoms on 2d ind 3d south front with north rooms communicating; board if de- sired: private family of adults. au26-fa® FOR RENT—ROOMS FRONT AND BACK, CHEAP: good board if desired: room and board trom $4 10 $6 per week; convenient to post, pension and __printing offices.” 61% 3d st u28-Lw* FOR RENT 1M 9TH ST. rooms, with or without boa FOR RENT—736 12TH ST. furnished rooms on int singly; also one tront ball room; board if desired; all conventences. FOR RENT—PARLOR AND BED ROOM, ON SEC ond floor; suitable for member or parties de- sizing well” furnished apart so pleasant single room: convenient. to ment; with board. 1823 H st. SDSOMELY ment FOR RENT—FLATS. " REMEMBER, THAT WE CHARGE ONLY 3 PER VEST END FLATS, 2620 K ST. —4 rooms, bath, kitchen, sink, coal vaul CENT COMMISSION FOR COLLECTING RENTS. ee ee HUNTER & HUNTER, 1926 Sth "st, Gr....25.35 O06 33th st, Gr.....15.30) @ FOR REN T $-ROOM PLATS, FIN- CBee Dae IO OF as Ott ae ae ae oe te BO| A Ished In the most luxurious style with all the | au30-Lm G10 Lath wt. mw. | ondh Ve aves Br! 2221B5 aia, @18, ony 3 et 11-50 30 latest Improvements: can be leaked at reasonable 210 D st ow, 9r.2.2.°25 1305 Ket, Sr. 50 Brice bE, geeponeible’ parties.” “THE "ALHAM. 1148 Trinidad aye, 20r 7 RA." 1914 and 1916 Pennesivanta ave. Inquire oe a 20 490 85 _at store, RE 2&ivlewaestt RY DESIRABLE LOC TION, eae ‘ b--} 4 FLATS NISHED AND UNFURNISHED. -¥, comfortable 2-story a os 01 4 Private hath. THE WOODMONT, J. F. ROR: | Window brick house; six rooms and bath amd oem $3 INSON, Prop. auisim | lange ‘concreted cellar ‘under entire house, ere 333 a 3 ae RENT ROOMS _ ply to ® ae lee 14130 4 iF: ur 2. POM and Gate per ee HARRISON, COR. | Gon RENT—BY THOMAS W. FOWLER, 39) Paeee Se Be heat and first-class hoard in cafe: near central ‘921 F st. n.w., second floor. The at et see ‘2 departments and Capitol; will furnish apart- | 27 and 31 I st., 10 rooms, all mod. 12] 7001 110 4th xt ad ments for members of Coneroes, heated by furnace, fue red. 12 | {roa Je To aes Bs J22.8m HARVEY SPALDING, Room 7. | #8 M st. b.wt, nevis’ ps rt tes in a 00. 3 = — > Re. = 915 Bost. a ® 1998 ‘Oltve 3 FOR RENT—STORES. 1222 4th at. ‘portion of on | OR 7 16th xt, oe “35 — S22 canal Talat oce Ror bade | 1634 Hoo btn Pe Be ENT- 09 12TH ST. N.W., WITHIN A st, ne. : : few doors of F st-: a xood tusiness location; | aug0-3t* 'T. B WAGGAMAN, | 14108 spruce st Oe... STORE AND DWELL rent $50 per montl nn Mass ave ae al terms on lea . bath . 180 : Maw ay ne, a4 ot TR. M. MORRISON, 1212% F st. mw. | 490M st. 10.1 e 2285 FOR RENT-STORE AND CELLAR: 1022 7TH ST. | 1508 P st. n.W., 9 rooms and bat 10 00728 ae $ nw; 120 fect dee 1 red. 1231, 1 st. ne 24 70, 1695 BA at x” Appiy 712 Teh ate niwe MAPOreD $00 gee meo | UZuno-1w 0 | a7 $3 1710.6 st ne. EY FOR RENT NEW 8.STORY BRICK WITH Store| FOR RENT— I BO | 123 243 Ma aa attached: excellent place for a drug store; cor-| 43% Most pw, 10r...,...880/409 H at ne. 71 00 | 10291 sh geen 2 ner of Bust Capitol and sth ate.” Inquire at | 71g Lith et uw, 1 ‘Billo7 Hot nw, $0 | eis: Sie #4 office of FRANK T. BROWNING, 416 5th at. | S13} Cap at. OEE Ln ae, “Be | 3208 Bissy Py ho adler fnuan-am | P43 9th tea 40 908 4th st nw, Zr. ‘50 | 1510. 1328 La) Pa —EEE _- r= gflach: ath atse. 7r., 2 | wie OS LAO F at 50 FOR RENT_BRICK DWELLING AND srore, | lJ 1* yo AER Dt 3) with bakery, oven, dc.; stable and curr 30 | 1901 48-50 401 40 houses 406 11th st.’ s.e.°"s35 per month. B. i. | I 14041 67 4: ” LEIGHTO: nw. aurd-Tm ” | 10% ph a = Og RENTWAREHOUEE 316 1OTH ST. 1X: wo By pay 28 BO ¢ month; location in the clty’ for com: in ay taiselon, “grocery or ether, mercantile’ Dustneas. | $4 URNISHED. 1802 B. 1. AVE. AD. | Sop i 20 Inquire 926% La. ave. a $y29-3m_— | 121 Joining, Joms, Circte; 3-stery — bacensent = 21 1 oe] FOR RENT-STORE AND 9 ROOMS ON PENN. | = order: will lease for a term of years; preferably | 1u0gst 50 mane ave. near 14th st. n.w.; suitable for any business. | FOR to in. Price. $125 per mouth. Aj eo a na 18 Inquire 1345 Penn. ave. n.w. autim | Oat to HERTFORD & HENDERSON, DR 50 150 FOR RENT_FINE STORE IN MONTROSE FLATS, | 245.Del ee ee oe 2, ed TUS Oth st, nw, 26x86: heated by steam; will q to permanent tenant, L. S. FRISTOE. 1338 F at. nw. ern tmpro c Hghths resitenc Call from 5 to FOR RENT_ OFFICE AND STORE ROOMS desirable new building G11 7th st. nw.; 2 stores at $60 per mo. each and 9 office rooms ranging By aaa ec eae release to $15 per mouth. oor F at and jegan ing, elec ute, private letter oT pm. an28.3t* NT—DESIRABLE. OFFICES ON SOUTH bet. th and 10th sta. n.w.. from $6 ORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, NT_OFFICES IN THE MeGILT, BUILD- | ing, 908 to 914 G at., Just west of the patent | office This building contains every modern de- vice and a abalinggay 33 known for comfort, safety nventence. And ventilation. All offices have direct sy2 THE Tight 12m 8: FOR RENT 1233 22D ST. N.W., CORNER WARD = 73 3043 6 2 2 Bat window brick; @ large rooms: | 615 i pete Fat a Ina nye comated cellar oder ee Fees | house: frout parking m0. 3508171, roe ASS DANENHOWER, Bae TENE Tah and G ste nw. | 594 nace: “di ile he 4 rooms each Price, $45, or let and 24, floors, $35. Apply to W. F. NASH, . Yar 1) Laurel ave 726 | [RGN tae Te Ag ots va *~ i i 1 3858 et eeaaanaeernaatata zisivenaRad ees oe ET) ae 2° ¢ 12 Est % ie ish et ; Bt 12r ff a Bh af ie >: Pe e, i Ey i t | Nall te ee Star office. “! ad Bape maton wun 2135 K. FOR. RENT_PRESS BRICK; BAY WINDO' oly Se newly painted: § rooms; concrete cellar; all m.! 2 in best condition. 117 and 119 N. ¥. ave. nw. au21-: ae FOR RENT— ¥ RO HOLTZMAN, tate and REAL Es- Insurance Broker. 10th ana F to =r UNFURNISHED HOUSES. 1614 RY ave, 16r.....8190 1428 Florida FASE sre: Her.----9200 1458 Thoride ave, Stz-room brick, 316 11th st. a $15.90, #83 1214 Corcoran, Fgh? #28 | | | i i ant Ft ra 39 LOST AND FOUND. Lost — 4 leather: mark: warded. w | Lost—TCESDA House and Bai to 1108 K at. n.w. and reeetve liberal reward. 1t* LostT—A CIRC ST 25, A ¢ B. EB. DARIN, Isto N.Y. ave. nw, Y¥, $10 BILL BETW BOSTC Please retu ums or In Baum’s. ULAR GOLD” LOCKET, WITH sIx- about three inches of gold chain attached: locket | #04 Tenn ave ne, 6r. paper: incloses a lock of hate. Finder will be rewarded | $52.6ti ne. Gr a. : sant, to Uy returning fo 1840 Hi st. naw. auo See | TSM ae. Od 7 eee 2 t* _| 1p, Le Droit Park 27.50 901 Mdave pe, 7r. LOST EITHER ON 10TH ST. N.W. OR SMITH- it WRIGHT & STUCKETT, 619 E at. by 4 sonian grounds, chi heart attached; = mine te 30.30 initials [.. setting. | Re- & b. ..855:923 10th nw, 7r, dine,” al fro $5.00 turn to 407 ¢ reward. 30-2° 5 43-45-47 G sw. -18 50 | 1 ood fire-proof, from: 125.09 N HAVE THE J0.A5G st sw. Or... 14.50 | an : $10 to 835 each. 50.00 ‘ing the cost of 305 rms bet F & G. Istand | PM acs “ +4 ue Fine TSS Eo secs aa au . _ — — | 510 11th st. 5 rooms and _|1:4.6 Wallach st, cor 14th Lost. goes GOLD WATCH, opp ea bath....818, $20 and he bath, &c... 818 50 ing from Havener's bakers, 6th and C sta. to ee 3 e'dhd Ps depot, or on 435 fratm to Mound Atl, | 544 Yh st, LOTS, Bea | FBS 1aeh ot, 18x90.....825 ‘ Pease leave at Star office apd receive reward. Col 130 | ry tect 93.50 Fa ists ore ik « a _subo-3et ae = a \. HUNGEKFORD, 1219 ii at. Bbe, Or and bath... 3 1108 on Lost — SATURDAY, SMALL GREEN PARROT 312 Elm, @r and b,c... 28% 8 with long tall and black and red feathered collar. 008. B: Gl $2 reward If returned to 1011 Conn. ave. au29-3t% x _anls aan wee 38 715 Bis iz LOST WASHE GAs CERTIF 1B C st r. amt, Lr. 70.13 1318 Gu FOK RENT— ‘cates of stock 3 r 400 shares, No. S228 E ot nw. f, Lr, ..7 1a1e 12 for 600 shires, P. ORD, nese M10e. 80:80 1408 Went Miantes OF once The tenmates oe eaue: | Elin av, Tak PR, Lae S018 1 FOR RENT-FURNISHED HOUSE NEAR SCOTT certificates has heen stopped at company's of. | 464: 8taW. in J, Lup. 45.75 G47 C st Clrele; “very desirable house and location. $115 fice. Return to owner, 1918 Pa. ave. aw, Suit | 1005 Oth stow, 10° $0 50 246 Fie, | _per month.” Address M. A., Star office, au28-3t* able reward paid. ao-sre | $98 Fiaay: = ges =m 410 Mass i FOR RENT—NEAR THOMAS AND SCOTT CIR- 40 cles, a completely furnished house; 11 rooms and x4 bath. A lady will rent the above house for $75 30. 30. 40 RD CASE: BLACK inside C. W. ‘Clark: contain: | ing $30 In bills—1 ten, 3 Se, 3 1s. Al tion to recovery of same will be liberally re- informa- ae a Be Seeeyeees Pe 4i7 3th ne. 1643 10 Yong ath Baier 105 Dew BRICK; MOD. 38: 011th 206 K at and cars: 3 1214 Ri 21921 468 or 423 53%: 1 D i 1 HAVE POR SALE THE POLLOWING GILi” edged real estate notes: trust note Gated April 35, 1n0h S year, 8 por srot ann” secured on worth - $1,000 int trast note dared Dec. Sent a's. $2,000 Sd" trust "mote -akeed ate 1NM3, 18 months, 6 per cout «a. ewe D @iscount for cash. ~ LEONARD J. MA’ ane 3t a WANTED $2,000 FOR 1 YEAR ON A} FIRST: AMPLE class real estate a iBraghtwoot Parks; Interact. per teat "yer ait Bum; « gilt-edged opportunity. Address fas _TOR M., "Star aliee. Pusey at SO a Fe ee ee Snes Wee Fen aie tat ie a ar a ES ees MONEY TO TOAN AT SIX PER CENT ETSe Foal crtate a the Doetrict of Columb amounts a specialty. Also will loan per cent of value, repayable ta lustallments. per no. if parties taking It will give two rooms and board to four adults; can guarantee more x SENDING THE SUMMER INTHER 1 boarders if’ wanted, Only ‘reepounthie “partics aia 4 good standing. Address PITCAIRN, Star office.1t* TOR FOR RENT—FURNISHED HOUSE (NEW), CON. te sper s i mer) YOURE “BROKE” YOU CAN EASILY CATC 885/168 talniog 9 rooms snd bath; pleasantly situated | FOR RENT_$50 PER MONTH_ia30 8TH ST. fon to our special rates for gents’ discarded gar- | 1000 B st ne: 10,2120 Bt northwest near New Hampshire ave. n.%.; 11 rooms apd bath and all modern coure ments. Drop postal. beer asta ‘ moderate. Address OWNER X. Star offce.s38-6° | sicaces; Sret-clase and cunveniest wcighborhoed. _anto__S OLD STAND, 619 D st... | Rear 1025 Kingman ple2> | Kear 215 436 st nw......83| FOR RENT _ meee eee CIVIL CERVI EXAMINATION QUESTIONS | Kear 625 F st ew. By pany See and answers. “Send 10e. to CE ROOMS. THEO. A. HARDING, POR RENT_FURNISHED—AN ELEGANT HOU SOW. FLYNN, A. M., Ivy Institute, | 43) 0¢h at nw. Se... G30 CH Mth st nw, Ie... O12 Onlo Bank bldg., 12th and sts. tm the fashionable n tm*_Southwest corner 8h and! sta. aw | ee ae vin ot 1018 P st. n.w., new, 10° rooms and bath Depeet ioce: Sages oie ‘ | Acruorizep private DErEcrrvE acEcy. | PON Biteand awe, 100 Soak Book Got: aonb seems abatethes Ehe bause te well adapted for ‘emterte is fal "Omce ope wait hous. Bost feferences. | HATS tash'swe a atu" 60 Tso Secs st: sens gers 10 serum ane bal forrons cr two gears, owt’ S18) pr mica Wii, WILLIAUIS, Manager, 020 F st. uw. Ee | 1908 Ust aw; ake mt. 150 2b St TOSGIN ERS PROPERTY Apply for permit io fears co x BUSINESS PROP! * tablished “Taso. jy20-im? | 1340 For Rent by THEO. A HARDIN ander 15 F st. n.w., Room 0 uiiding. FOR RENT—BACK ROOM, F ST. NEAR re . SOs 11th st. mw., large building, bustness ‘arst" foo ens OFFICTAL NOTICES. street... 2g nay! ae Tareas First Boor suite of FOR RENT—1224 13TH ST. rooms, single or en. suite: FOR RENT ROOMS, “SINGLE OR with of without board. A list for free i at the CAPITAL HOUSE AND ROOM Ri BUREAY, 625 F st. n.w., Room 2. FOR RENT—FURNISHED— ELEGANT ROOMS AT reasonable rent on either second or third floors of house on 16th st.; will rent as Boore or singly; gentlemen preferred. Address Rox 52, Star . ma FOR RENT—1300 VERMONT AVE., FURNISHED Fooms on 2d and 3d floors, with’ hoard: conve- nient to eable cars: adults only; references re- quired; summer rates until Oct. 1. 3-4 FOR RENT—106 © ST. N.E., NICELY FURNIS! cool rooms; single or eb suite; suitable for and private sec. auli FOR RENT—AT 1114 14TH ST., ADJOININ Portland, furnished rooms; en ‘Terms moderate. | FOR RENT—1101 K ST. i | THE nite or single. Jy17-2m . ‘coon, with board; Nest sum- aul-im® references. TWO OR THREE ie for light housekeep- conveniences; southern exposare and I papered. au20-2h* FURNISHED ROOMS ON | ekeeping; heat, yas and | venient to curs and herdies; rent_rea- | A st. ne. le THREE UNFURNISHED COMMUNT. cating rooms: heat, light, &e.: with board: elegant location; $0 per mo. Hampshire ave. | | | Fa FOR RENT-THRER LARGE SUNNY CovMeNT eating rooms, thir front parlor: pri. wate fainily: heat f herdies pass. kd fioor, $18. Parlor, 11 16th st. nw. | an29-2n7 | FOR RENT-THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS ON | | second floor; suitable for light housekeeping: | heat, gas aud bath; rent, $20. 621 New Je: ave. mw. ‘430-21 FOR RENT—3 UNFURNISHED ROOMS LY house: suitable for light bousekeeping; all ‘mod- etn iinprovements; rent, $13. 405 Elim st. nw. Le Droit Park. ly Ew | SHED COR. 10TIT AND | Munfeating rome: will rent en suite or sing newly papered; bay windows; every conventenre; references. ang" FOR RENT LARGE UNFURNISHED FRONT room; heat, light. ete; $15 per mo.; elegant lo- eation, 1232 N. H. ave. a. au29-2b- EOF of Cota notitieation blank forms to th plumbing. y establishment inspections shall notification. Ail ings, of not less tha and tma\ THE mb work shall _give inspector “of be provided for rk in any building, tis be mas soil, waste and vent pipes: Inst and the new work tn the openings stopped and a n three led by the plumber, in th tor of plum for such rn intalned length of tim MYRON M. ‘ommissioners D.C. It Cot rectly 6 fee, milk, eral tal _ frame house of Columbia road, near head ‘of aul9-13¢ ; ae Soe ee ave. and opp. Major Tracedeli's realdenre FoR RENT EPTEMRER AT GREENHOLM, A BEAU te possession if desired TREE Se brs mt, 2 Pest, be, mt, 40.55 untry seat arong the Marstand ills; 00 : 1319 Fst. au2s-at| | ientehed L'a Daimbirion avy, ands from, depot; lage rooms: wide pore : = “4 mi. @ 5 bie Has ego Boop oe 4 sree Si ied » t ERS, Adamstown, Frederick. ¢ c yn ements: tor 3 Gf. CHAMBERS, “Adamstown, “Frederik, Youth. |For further information “apply at Gi 3 ett or a Swe: 2 LEO jase. ave. DLW. uae VALLEY HOME, MID THE MOUNTAINS OF - a ae __auB-Bee Virginia, will kindly care for a few more guests FOR RENT -904 K ST.; 7 ROOMS AND BATH during the mofth of September at reduced tates: papered and in thorough repal ‘Address Mrs 8. S. GORE, Gore P.'O., via Wine 8. ave. TL, chester, Va. Tuxurtes in abundance er bathing free. dress Mrs. AL ARMIGER, Churehton, A.A. TNTRY BOARD. 5 HEALTHY HE ‘000 mm Chesapeake bay ris; large airy rooms, beautiful shady lawns; rs and all other fish and 0} bs. boating apd sali T an2e-6t* BICYCLES. ais soon as possible after Huta oat pounds of alr pressure ping or his _as- | at the work is sound and PARKER, | $6 per week. Ad- ‘0 1223 7th ‘st. n.w.,” large ‘store, grade floor, | iSOthuw neha mize with tosuiy stable’ te’ tour "end Qwetling F ot. near Ion woo ‘25th nw, Or, mi..25 above, 5 rovms........-.....-... . 115 V nw, 6r, 641_D at. n.w., 3 large floors, 202100, 1905 Pa. ave.,’ large store, suitable for drug store, and three floors above. + 125.00 ‘STABLES. ite. toeh sta farmed ‘Rouse’ y”jear “100 ‘Possession m ‘May Of thees given tmimediat MONFY TO LOAN ON RFAL BSTATE AT LOW: 12 Fn atm tre Sa ogy ty ecto Fie, | NOSRL ZO UOAN oN ey, Revert fae 12s ee e e 8 $21 -F st._| Roccnsnor to DANENHOWER & SON, cor 18th eee = — nS STony | FOR RENT_NEW HOUSER cia TQ o2 orm st) 894 G wt i band Fok RESTA SEY QAR REAUTIL SSTORY | Pie Moa OA" ato tes @ cod? ‘wea tack | MONEY ‘to 1048 AT f-AND'@ PRR CENT O8 y-window brick: €, rooms ard beth: e.m.i:| Detling, collar, Sc rent. $20.90 and | approved District real estate; mo delnss. dram cor ue Muck acty $UEMI Gn aaeh meee $28.50. Inquire OWNER, 1309 F st. nw. satiate 2% Apply to EASTERDAY & HALDEMAN, 608 Fst, | 2°282m joining i Neteanaw wie i630 | oe ee | Peak n nail cos Dasaat tines cemvostory bois | ie Sak at oan, at bemest Seton, om apron : t nw, ddI NT—519 13TH BT Og CT | twelve rooms; parlor, library, dining room and | ity. FITCH, FOX & BROWN. 00/9233 SBS ENSPSE%00 | itehen all on Gtet floor: $25 a mouth. jaa 1408 G st. mw | emote Foap | BUatin | WM. B. RING, Owner, 918 FF gt | "16 = pes FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS iy ou = § e—) LLAD per mouth. HANDY, G10 13th ‘et. Fe Mk ORS, 616 1ethet. ne, | 288 Post. mw, cor, 300d; 12r. and b Fr = DW. au303t FOR RENT With st.. Mt. Pleasant, 13r., large Jot, 254 ‘9th st. ine : For partly agreeable. 2230 1 2227 151 Ise8 14th stm. it RENT-LARGE §ROOM AND CEL BEVEL ¢ soll the hands guards uscless, and, better than all Tost’ motion that the chain with Its stretching, sprocket climbing and non-alignment Is sure to cause, Call ‘and RS NEVER WEAR OUT, CANNOT of tear the clothing, render trouse ire practically these, save 90 per cent of th see the “chainless™ — safet; ‘no attention, store. Br s SOL Bemgbarton 3 1490 30th st. be. mi he, mt Tea 10 We. noo as sn, «on. 40.62 1822 321 st. br, Gr. 17.50 st near 13th.......-.110 S850 Most. br. tat, Gr 17 st near Ist se. 80 and 100 50 5 C. H. PICKLING & BRO., + 1264 204 ef. nw. an FOR RENT—2 DWELLINGS, 601 621 D st, py; all mod. ir. “FINCH, FOX & BROWN, 1408 Get. hw. .N.W.: 7 ROOMS $30.50. “Key at my anl7 FOR RENT—1005 MANIC and bath; in good order 2 | Pox SALE—A THREE STORY 1CE Br Pou SALE — IMPORTED DUTCH HYACINTH, ullye, crn Rareiesue and Chinese HY bulla, MScHMID'S, Fz 12h st. ae. UO FIVE SHARES OF BLECTRIC WIGHT Stork at 8190 per shate. Address 2. 0. Rom 72, wy cory Wt calcd OSES Boa and MT FOR SALE — SHOW CASES. GOLD DOLLARR Wives: sat quarter, fractomal cures, sate crate stamye aod mt catalogae, ota. and jewelry repaired. GBO. W. PRCH- Sen. Su" Pa. ’ave. mw sats am PAPER ROOMS PAPERED Hl styles as cheap as consistent with nod work. Send postal. Will call. ALLAN SORURN, 1249 324 set in FOR SALE—D0 YOU WISH TO BUY ON CREDIT? We eeli furniture, carpetings. baby carriages anf honvehold. on Taomente. WORTH FURNITURE WARE 994 Tth st.n.w.0d-t? FoR SALE — JUST ARRIVED FROM CURA. A st Se Bile "in aca STORE, 7i2 12th stew. e163 7 “OTTO” GAS ENGINES, BOTH NEW and second-hand: any size. ‘Send for etreniar on rail om tr D. BALLAUP. Aet.. 21 Teh at cs COUNTRY REAL ESTATE anaes = office, CHARLES W. HANDY, 610 18th st. nw. | FORRI a Sarbanes See E = —— }_an20-8t #3 1249 Matonpi. Ge. RK RENT— {1192 SN Canttol, sr. e235 BICYCLES. - he a rez Lith. 1ir'and bath. 80 Maw, I2r... 70 2 Bano w, Gr. 30.30 aS FOR RENT- Faas ees ee Qromon ave nie” Ge.-..80 1280 Duncan st ner High prices on blegcles no longer prevail, ‘The | nine room T234 Union wt sie | Lanier Heights, 107.” 50 1210 34 se. 6r long-talked-of “ent” has come! bay window; furnace; | BaP Tea oon 38 Brook THE MAJESTIC, yard. Kent, $35.40. Inqi 57 Pla. ~g ho Ree A fully gnaranteed bigh-grade machine, fitted with n24-1w? tol, i? Ps. Pr br. ‘M. and W. pneumatic tires and equal to ERO aap 1452 Corcoran st. MCLACKLEN & BATCH EL DE, Diescle om earth; for $85 cash. No installments, | FOR RENT-.036 STH ST. N.W., NEAR PATENT. 10 rooms, bath, &e. ~— EEE i ao No exchanges. and seo them. post and pension offices; five lines of cars; ali Low rent to ‘tenant. FOR RENT—906 AND 008 O ST. N.W.: 7 ROOMS GEO'S. ATWATER, modern Improvements; six rooms and bath: rent, ORGE M. MYERS. and tath each. Inquire at office of PRANK 23m 1230 Pa. ave. $25.50. au20-3t* "] aué-im Rooms 5 and 6, 1505 Penn. ave. T. BROWNING, 416 Sth st. nw. auz3m SALE OK EXCHANGE — CHERRYSTS Cottage K heeerstone.. Northampton completels turutshed: capacity, 10 ue LM. TAYLOR, Jr., 1888 Fst." augur FOR SALE — AT WOODSIDE, Mt—SIX ROOM cottage: tthe, Math. hot and cold water, Ind mall shade poe A00 Terme. to, alt. JeS-2ua EPS CREIGHTON. 482 D st. awe. cor. i stable: corner lot,