Evening Star Newspaper, September 7, 1893, Page 2

z THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTO D. CG. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1893. a — THE ROCKVILLE FAIR. WANTED—HELP. WANTED—SITUATIONS. FOR RENT—ROOMS. FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR RENT—HOUSES. IALE. MALE. FURNISHED. FOR RENT—2203 M t 413 35 a At FOR REN’ FOR REN ae ee AV JOR AND B. @52.. gt nw.9° & cellar, . 850.00 1 iBih atue Grates 723 H et. 1: Yave av, 10r. 62424 ve. 7r.........-.- Results of the Well-Contested ‘Trials of| “crt "mart bring ‘ood recommendations, ie | “igr and becinons wouicy Jf employes in wre. ar | "roots cor, ouges pene Wangs terme Feavom | “aha ite DER Renae a8 $78 Phe shar eat Chegey a0 Aras ey vest bands. ‘Apply J. A. GRIES Bonesty and able ‘to per parties; 1600 Mt | Se ts eGait “THOS. W. HUNGERFOND, i210 Hat Speed. BaCER Gs Och st uw. See will be anprevinted: nes serate) | FOR RENTS. Hi; WALKER, 420 5 ST. NB irs case = WANTED—A DRUG CLERK; GOOD SALARY TO Address L. FOR REST—1m0-1me LST NW. FURNISHED | Sot B Sh Tos Uf rooms 180K te Tors after Sept) es bo Lat Mapes ones Be the right man. JAS. F. WALSH, 3d and L. sts. ‘TEDBY TWO BROTHERS, ONE POULTR' front and bask Parlors; also other large rooms # 1632 Vth, Pine fat, Wea beth, ‘all Several Very Attractive Exhibite—The | _*¢- set-ta°_ tal Palace, London, and third floors, with board. — se7-3a* 5 Pa ave. 1 a Committee om Premiums Begins Its Work and Makes Many Awards. Correspondence of The Evening Star. ROCKVILLE, September 7, 18%. At the agricultural fair yesterday atter- noon there was a much larger crowd in attendance than during the morning, and the scene became quite lively. All the ex- hibits are now im position. In the hall are quite a number of articles not usually plac- ed on exhibition at the fair of the society. Mr. J. M. Hagy of this place has a fine ex- hibit of marble work which attracted much attention. Mr. W. R. Pumphrey has on the grounds a hearse of the latest design aud finish, and Mr. Jacob Poss makes a fool = of carriages, buggies, road carts, c. ‘The trials of speed commenced at 1 p. m., and after that hour there was a pleased and excited crowd surrounding the track. ‘The races, which were well contested, and which gave general satisfaction, were the following: ‘The Races. First race,,3:0 class; trotting. Purse $120. Bera, br. m. Clayton Farhney, Bright- wood, D.C. 1, Miss Preston, br. m. J. W. Ridgeway, Hyattsville, Md, 3, 2 2 Duke Orloff, br. s. W. H. West, Wash- ington, D. C., 2, 3, 3. ‘Time, 2:50, 2:54, 2:52. Bera is owned by Senator Stewart. Second race, trotting, open to colts four years and under, owned in Montgomery county. . Purse $5. Entry fees added. —e os. ¥, m. W. H. Rabbitt, ville, Md., 1, L fellow, g. g. Chester Scheckels, Ww Md., 2, 1, 2, 3. Ray Gould, br. s. Alfred E. Ray, Forest Glen, Md., 3. 3, 1, 2 Lilite G., br. m. J. P. Gott, Buck Lodge, ‘Md., dis. F, M. Page, Forest Glen, Forest Eddy. ‘Md., withdrawn. Time, 2-62 1-2, 242 3-4, 2:54, 2:55. This was as pretty a race as trotted on these grounds, Bessie Gould winning by taking the first and fourth heats. ‘Third race, hurdie race, six furlongs, two im three over four hurdles. Purse $75. Pope ch. s. James K. Maddox, Va, 1 voonly, e.g Eugene Payne, The Plains, a. 2 ae br. g. M. J. O’Brien, Homeland, 2% ‘Time, 1:5 1-2, 1:17 1-2. Killaloe hurt himself in the last heat, and was withdrawn. Irving C. Brown of the Washington house of Sanders & St@yman has a fine display of musical instruments, including parlor, church, self-playing and geolian or- John C. Conliff of the firm of Pfett- fer & Conlitf, Washington, exhibits a fine Stieff upright piano. ‘The Dog Show. During yesterday the dog show was one of the points of attraction for the crowd, many fine animals being on exhibition. ‘The largest exhibition was Mr. F. R. Keys of Edgewood kennel, near Forest Glen, who exhibited fine specimens of fox hounds, @ collie bitch, bull terrier, Irish setter, fux terriers, anda magnificent full-blood 8*. Bernard. The other exhibitors were Chas. Mewshaw, mastiff; A. H. Fletcher, Gordon setter; W. F. Rabbitt, skye terrier; J. T, Boyle, pointer; M. M. "Wagner, pointer; R! C. Warfield, Laverick setter; B. Von Orn- dorf, Scotch stag; Lieut. Ketch, St. Ber- nard and collie; T. 3. Dorsey, collie dog, St Bernard, Gordon setter, and pus; L. Dove, collie dog; E. N. Adams, fox terriers; puppies and dog; John W. Keichner, Irish and Laverick setters; J. Ross, pus doz; Jas. P. B. Veirs, English setter puppies; R. J. Lee, beaglé ‘puppies and dogs; Harry Poss, beagles. Within the past few years much attention has been paid to the rals- ing of fine bred dogs in this county, and it an now boast of some of the finest ani- mals in the state. Award of Premiams. The several committees on premiums ‘were late in getting to work and last even- Ing made the following awards: Fruit—Best display grown by exhibitor, J. M. Gaither; second best, H. H. Miller. Display of apples, J. M. Gaither; second, H. H. Miller. Apples, half peck, G. M. Frey; second, R. M. Stabler. Peaches, half peck, E. O. Edmonston; second, G. M. Frey. Quintes, half peck, J. W. Horne: second, W. O. Hough. Grapes, half dozen bunches, Barnard Welsh; second, J. J. Hig- gins. Plums, half peck, Geo. Shaw; second, Sam Cooper. Pears, half dogen, E. O. Ed- monston; second, John White. Water- melons, Bam Cooper; second, John White. Musk melons, Sam ‘Cooper; ‘second, John Vhite. Flowers—Best roses, Mrs. P. D. Laird: second, Mrs. J. F. Alien. Geranjums, Mrs. P. D. Laird; second, Miss Ellen Farquhar. Fuchsias, Mrs. Maurice Talbott; second, Miss Ellen Farquhar. Dahlias, Miss Ada Warfield; second, Mrs. P. D. Laird. Asters, Chas. W. Prettyman; second Mrs. P. D. Laird. Begonias, C. W. Prettyman; second, Mrs. P. C. Stevens. Hanging Basket, Mrs. J. F. Allen; second, Miss Laura ‘Beall. Plate cut flowers, Mrs. P. D. Laird; second, Miss Ellen Farquhar. Display of’ flowers, Mrs. P. D. Laird; second, Miss Ellen Far- quhar. Culinary—Best light bread, Mrs. C. B. Jones; second, Miss J. D. Hodges. Biscuit, Miss Ellen Farquhar. Crackers, Miss Ellen Farquhar. Rolls, Mrs. C. B. Jones, second, Mrs. C. B. Jones. Rusk, Mrs. J. D. Hodges: second, Mrs. R. M. Stabler. Sponge cake. Miss Ellen Farquhar; second, Mrs. R. M. Stabler. Pound cake, Miss Belle Veirs; second, Miss Adele Maus. Fancy cake, Mrs. P. D. Laird; second, Miss Belle Veits. Sugar cake, Mrs. P. D. Laird: second, Miss Fletcher. Small cake, Miss Rose Wagner; second, Mrs. Rebecca Veirs. Jellies, six kinds, ‘Mrs. P. D. Laird; second, Miss Ada Warfield. Canned fruits, eight kinds, Miss Belle Veirs; second, Mrs. P. D. Laird. Pre- serves, six kinds, Mrs. P. D. Laird; second, Mrs. J. D. Hodges. Jar pickles, ‘Mrs. D. Griffith; second, Miss Belle Veirs. Catsup, Mrs. D. Griffith; second, Mrs. L. B. Stabler. Vinegar, Thos.” W. Waters; second, Miss Belle Veirs. Hard soap, Mrs. Thos. J. Beall; second, Miss Caroline Davis. Soft goap, Mrs. C."B. Jones: second, Miss Rose Wagner. Molasses, Miss L. B. Stabler; second, Miss Alletta Waters. Carameis, Rise Lillie Bennett; second, Mrff Rebecca veirs. 3 thdown, S. D. Best: second, C. © Waters. Buck lamb, C. C. Waters. Lot of ewes, S. D. Best; second, C. C. Waters. Lot of lambs, C. C: Waters. Lincoinshire, buck jamb, F. M. Fraley. Mixed breeds, lot of ewes, J. W. Keys; second, C. C. Waters. Lot of lambs, F. M. Fraley, first and second. Garden Products—Beets, Thos. W. Waters. Cabbage, C. R. Mar; second, W. A. Dob- gon. Cymblings, J. "W. Horner: second, Eugene Fling. Pumpkins, Miss Rosa Wag- Rer; second, Sam Cooper. Egg Plant, John White; second, J. W. Horner. Cucumbers, SW. Warfield: second, F. M. Hallowell. Lima Beans, Mrs. C. "B. Jones; second, Thos. Birch. String Beans, W. A. Dobson; second, E. R. Man. Salsify, F. M. Hallo- Well; second, Miss Ellen Farquhar. Pars- nips, R. M. Stabler; second, F. M. Hallo- well. Carrots, Chas. F. Brooke; second, Miss Ada Warfield. Celery, W. A. Dobson. Potatoes, J. J. Kemp; second, F. W. % Display of potatoes, alban Brooke. Sweet Potatoes, Sam ; second, John White. Tomatoes, Thos. W. Waters: second, Chas. P. Brooke. Turnips, John White; second. Miss Elien Farquhar. Onions, R. M. Stabler; second, J. Horner. “Red Onions, RK. M. Stabler; second, J. L. Granger. Sweet Corn, H.C. Bowie. Pep- W. A. Dobson: second. John W. Former. Hops. Miss E. M. Bennett; second, D. H. Warfteld. Kale, Miss Helle Viers: second, W. A. Dobson. Okra, John White: second, W. A. Dobson. Radish, John White: second. Mrs. C. B. Jones. Best display. John White: second, W. A. Dobson. Pars- lev, Miss Julia Magruder. Farm Products—Red Wheat, John White: gecond, 3. W. Warfield. Buckwheat, Z. W. Page: second, $. W. Warfield. White Corn shelled, John L. Dawson: second, Viers. "Yellow Corn, shelled, Ch: gecond, Z. W. Page. White ¢ 7, Benj. Bear; second, Z. W. Page. Yellow Corn. ears, Henj. “Rean; second, Chas. Miers. Rye. Independent Ice | Company: | second, Z. W. Page. Oats, John T. Dawson; | second, Fred Stabler. Timothy Seed. G. W: | Page. ‘Tobacco, Z. W. Page. Barley, Mrs Amassa Hough, first and second. paalecenibrs a Supposed to Have ieen Struck by a ‘ar. About 12:20 o'clock this morning a col-| ered man was found at Washington Circle close by the tracks of the Washington and Georgetown railroad in a dazed condition, | suffering with severe cuts about the head, ! his left ear badly lacerated and bruised | about the body. The police took him to the! Emergency Hospital. where it was found | mond, Va. As the track passes within a few feet of the curb, it !s supposed that he that his name was Jas. R. Davis of Rich- Was struck by a cable car. | WANTED—BOYS FOR BUNDLE WRAPPERS. THE PALAIS ROYAL, cor. Fa. ave. and 12th s WANTED—UNMARRIED GERMAN FARM HAND spa Rie ea Xer Springs, "Md. +" setae WANTED_A RESPECTABLE COLORED BOY about eighteen Fears old familiar with house ser- Tcoe Apply, with recommendations, at 712 13th YANTED—AGENTS—WE GUARANTEE YOU CAN make $75 to ‘@ month working for us in any locality. Will pay salary or commission, a8 pro- ferred, ‘and expenses. Money deposited in tank to cover game when started. If you are out of Work we have something entirely new to offer, nd If you follow our instructions your success Js sure.” The people will have our goods, no mat- ter how hard the times. ti ‘feauired of voa'taen tittie Wock rywhere. All required of 2 se push. We tarnish sample ontit tree.” Write foday for partienlars before all valuable tert js taken. Address STANDARD SILVER WARE CO., Boston, Mass. se7-th,s,tu-3t® WANTED_A GENTLEMAN WITH MEANS TO ith @ young man in a, project that, wil cent: legitimate business; 3 Blain tug. PRO ‘Star neT-Ba® WANTED—BY AN EXPERIENCED MALE NURSE, to travel or attend an invalid in his house; has practiced jeine: excellent credentials. Ad- esa P. lig, Baltimore, Md. se6-Sd* WANTED—BY A YOUNG COLORED MAN, SITUA- tion as butler in a private family; refer- ences: Please ca of address Tt corcom se aw. WANTED — & iN LICITOR AN salesman for, # Srocery house: years of experi- ence and wide acquaintance throughout the city. Address SANDFORD, Star office. se5-30" WANTED — SITUATION BY GRADUATE AND Fexiatered pharmacist; over 10 years’ experience; iard_ Worker and ferences. 83, Star office, i a WANTED-SITUATIONS FOR MAIDS, COOKS, Waiters, clerks, salesmen, drivers, draftsinen, hostlers, Kitchen Rauds (rooms for tent, with or without ); us vELAM' THo'G Poa; business exchange. BURNHAM'S, WANTED -A FIRST-CLASS BUSHELWA: pir to THE AMERICAN TAILORS, 468-06-07 one other need apply. 2a* WANTED_YOUNG MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS cake baking at 1426 7th st. (OUNG MAN 18 TO 20 YEARS OF 22 Meat and provision ae Nags. with gewe esperienee, store, AQdress Box 190, Star office. a3 WANTED—A YOUNG MAN WITH EXPERIENCE Wig wall paper store. A COBURN, 1219 334 at Georgetown. rel Me 06-28 WANTED—A YOUNG MAN IN OUR CLOTHING : We experience: aly those Silty to wort need appis. 3 BIEBER, 908. to 909 Sth at. s.c. ‘05-20 WANTED_TWO LIVE SEX TO 1 ‘REPRESENT OUR wwiness; previous experience not necesary to right men, PLYMOUTH ROCK PANTS CO., 943 Pa. ave. 2e6-Ba° Ww LIGENCE | Ov- vers, port ‘raised eit ‘Lith st. .w.05-8a° state and springs: nw. WANTFD_SALARY OR COMMISSION TO AGENTS ‘with, to bundle the Patent Chemical Ink Erasing Pea ceil. ‘The most useful and novel invention of the age. Eruses ink thoroughly in two seconds Works like magic. 200 to Per cent profit. Agents $50 ‘week. We also want a ‘general {0 take charge of territory and appolat sub agents. A rare to. make Re oNENR EA LR L Iiek LE Crosse, Wis. 430-178 WANTED — STENOGRAPHERS AND REMING- fon trpentiter operators directed to. positions; tnd: Renslegton' operators: ay eharce for services lemincton operators: no charge WYCKOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT, Reming: ton Typewriter office, Sth and F sts. nw. se20-tt FEMALE. WANTED — A COLORED WOMAN TO COOK, wash and irom for small family; one living north: cant preferred; permanent place. Apply 716 oth st. me. COMPETENT DRESSMAKER, Tull work by the day of bai at WANTED_GO TO DICK’S AGENCY FOR COOKS, Tai rmalds, waitresses, uurees, mabe Fess, governess, trained nurses, last employers” references. “G10 Tih st, WANTED_BY FIRST-CLASS COLORED TA dress, washing to take SST AEE Sate Waa Tah of WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE. @ place to work day. to by the nw. WANTED—DRESSMAKING IN FA , CUT: flag by tailor aystem. Address Mise St Fat gem NTED—BY A ING LADY, A POSITION AS FoegTB otek the ual "Engi branches, Box 88, Leesburg, Va. : WANTED —MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED—I WANT TO BUY SEVERAL) DRY counters and a lot of second-hand Pied ‘goods table for . Eiltable for a dry goods store, Address Box WANTED — FOR GARDENING, HOUSE WITH Bie ty eSue ‘cir"Tine, on long. Tease und "eases le A a _able terms. Address Box 88, city. se7-St WANTED—HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE FURNI- ture, carpets, stoves and store fixti feather- beds. &e. Address or call at THE 'NCTION FURNITURE HOUSE, cor. 7th, K and Mass ave. nw. se0 ence, posttion as saleslady in millinery depa: nent; best of references given. address 8. W 288 Ist ow 5 seT-2e* Ww HITE GIRL TO DO GENERAT. housework tn a small family; references required. Apply 1645 23th st. nw. set-ab* WANTED—A YOUNG LADY IN BAKERY TO AT- erally “sectaly bose Tam te S pat woes, erally” use re, Tam to 8 pel: \ a Scinity ot 14th and Yate. mW. preferred. ce. WANTED—A SETTLED NTO cook. i ‘and iron and do general housework; bring refer- ence. 407 East Capitol st. SeT-3b WANTED_WOMAN Tu COOK, WASH AND TRO: waxes, $I be neat and active and stay night; permanent work If we are suited. 1238 R st. wereed 1b WANTED_A SETTLED WHITE LADY TO TAKE care of a house and two children. Apply at 1525 ith st. » WANTED-MEN AND WOMEN COOKS, CHAM- dermalds. waitresses, Kitchen matds, dish wnsh- ers. walters. seullions for hotels and familes: Feferegces. “DICK'S AGENCY, G13 7th st. nw. neT-ane WANTED_STRONG, WILLING GIRL, TRAINED for geperal housework; no washing. Call be- tween 10 and 12 a. m.. 1338 Massachusetts 2 ddle bell, ‘Clifton Flats. __neT-30* — EXPERIENCED — CHAMBERMAID; also, first-class cook. Apply at once at side door 1218 € st. 2. ‘ _16* WANTED—A GERMAN WOMAN TO DO GENE ral housework in family of three in small _bouse. Call at 1446 V st. nw. Good pay. ee7-3b WANTED_COLORED WOMAN FOR GENERAL family of three; reference, re- w WANTED_—YOUNG EADY BOOKKEEPER; OXE vt Capitol Hill preferred. Inquire of D. RSS Te WANTED — SARAH REYNOLDS OF Please send address to J. B. BRYAN & BRO. st. Ine WANTED-SEVERAL GENTLEMEN CAN BE AG ‘commodated in private family with rooms, with out board; convenient to Tressury, State’ Dept. aud F et. cars. 1014 17th st. nw. ‘e822! WANTED-—LADIES TO W THAT PERPET- ual fuld will keep tbetr hair tn curl from 1 to 3 weeks; 100 testimonials; never rea. the hair; 25 ‘cents a bottle. Mrs. GIBBONS, 906 34 st. nw. Se5-6t* WANTED-TAKFE Ni — IC RECEIVED fall styles; will paper rooms from $3 upward: Zou, can save 25 per cent on these prices: ali NOL TE, au26-22t* |; Scraping extra. F. WANTED_GENTS’ SUITS TO CLEAN aT #1 suit; coats, S0c.; pants, 25c.; vests, 2c. ; Sit years’ expertence; goods called for and _Sult4we” L. WH: POSEY, 1119 14th WANTED-—CASH PAID FOR OLD GOLD AND ee pS ‘DESCRIPTIONS, ol Mona! new wel rk < waten cases, ‘LORWENSTEAN, “Manute Soweler Gold aed Sitvgr Hofiner, 613 ‘a Me nowt, opp. Patent odlce WANTED_TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT; “REM 3. Bee. -c sold on “testalfenen WANTED—GOODS OF ALL KIS aS &e.; in o tantities, for welch ab oe = beat cash prices. “Call or 3B LOST AND FOUND. LOST-AN OPEN-FACED SILVER WATCH WED- have been inesday, Sept. 6, 1893; supposed to catle Ting. sath beer ere win He Ears Cw JOLLY, ‘Western Division, Pension Office J. it ae ns oO laf sins Ruliebte “reward “tt vetureed “O'WAL. AeoTe _HUNTT, 801 4% st. 0. WANTED_A COMPETENT COLORED WOMAN TO. ‘cook, wash and tron for two tn family: pone need apply without eity reference. Apply 1735 Q st. nw. Se7-2b° WANTED—A GERMAN GIRL TO TAKE CARE of six-year-old child and to do plain sewing; none but German need call. Apply to office at CONGRESSIONAL HOTEL. e7-20 WANTED—A WHITE GIRL TO TAKE CARE OF 2 children, 4 and 6, attend to dining room and help with’ sewing; best referances needed. 1313 wath st. mu “WANTED-TWO WOME COOK AND LAUN Gress, to go fu the country; mear electric cat Sif apply 1700 Seat. me Ibe WANTED-ALL WHO ARE AFFLICTED WITit rupture of an deseription will learn something greatly to ‘thelr advantage by sending their name and address to Box ‘Star office. Strictly confidential. se6-6t WANTED—A LADY TO TEACH ENGLISH MUSIC ‘and dancing in a private family living tn the country. Apply either rersonally or by letter to se6-2b* Mrs. RICHMOND, 421 E st. n.e. WANTED_TWO GIRIS,EXPERIENCED (WHITE), ‘one as chambermaid , other as cook, tn private famlly; German preferred. Cal any time except 6 to $ p.m. WANTED — Goon COOK; WHITE; AT “THE Oaks:"* head of 31st si se6-2b* WANTED_RY A FAMILY OF THREE, LIVIN near Rrightwood on line of electric cars, 2 set- tled woman to do cooking and housework: no washing: good wages will be paid to suttable Berson; Feferences required. A. C. P., Star office. 7, WANTED FIRST-CLASS ‘ALL-AROUND # DRESS- se2-Ga* WANTED — QUICK — DRESSMAKERS, COOKS, seainstresses, housekeepers: refined, not meniai (bet. 18 and ‘38 years): butlers, salesladies; (man and wife as. walter cook, go out of tty.) RURNHAM'S, 1110 G *. au2sb' WANTED—FIRST-CLASS SERVANTS WITH REF- erences: cooks, maids, seamstresses, &c.. for families and " hotels.’ LADIES’ PROTECTIVE S 429° 7th st. Bw. 3y10-2w&2w' WANTED—HOUSES. WANTED_HOUSES THAT RENT FROM $0 TO 0. T have Bret-cl rmanent tenants for Sch houses” Owuere send Grecription’ JAMES G. JESTER, F st. n. Bank reference. __se7- WANTED_HOUSES FOR RENT! ATTENTIO: owners! Tam having applications daily for houses in all parts of the city, Owvers placing property righ sie! for sont cam have taxes and tnwurance id 3 looked after. 3 per cent. cote Inission is ‘the only charge for services. Returns Bade prowptiy. GEO. W. LINKINS, 10-<ot HAVE MANY INQU for large and m ‘sized houses In good Igcali- ties. Owners Raving such for rent or sale will Sul it to thetr advantage to place them io my hands. Personal attention a ral _advertise- ment assured. R. H. T. LEIPOLD, se5-Tm S.w. cor. 13th and F sts. n.w. WANTED HOUSES TO RENT_IP YOU HAVE ANY yaeaut houses to rent we will furnish rou good tenants. We can rent a hundred houses io thirt days. Our houses ‘and the demand is increasing daily. attention given to this Ber business. BANES & SIMPSON, Cor. 14th and G uv. Ww. WANTED—ROOMS. WANTED —BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, BED root and sitting room, nicely furnished, communt- with private bath; all modern improve- ments: in a house of fine appearance; strictly private; small tamliy and fret class board: young nike preferred: no notice taken unless full ‘pa are are given. Address Box 92. Star office. NTED—THREE FURNISHED ROOMS, ONE AS ting rom, tn the northwest: not to exceed $25 or $20. ‘Address Box 142, Star ofice. “Ire NTED-SIX ROOMS AND BATH FOR TIGHT ekeeping, elther on Capitol Hill or between, Hi and K, 16th and 3th ata. mw.: one rom to De used ais Kitchen. Address Box 13, Star office, ser-3te WANTED-TWO FURNISHED OR PARTLY FUR: nished rooms, with board for man and wife: vi- cinity, Massachusetts ave. or K st. bet. 10th and 13th sts. n.w.: permanent If sulted. “Address, with terms, H.R. J., Star office. ate WANTED FOR GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, P3.AT ._ unfurnished. ght with full particulars, ‘ar office. se branch of the an26-1m ox 81, oR 3 IN THE MOUNTAIN: B. and 0.; $5 miles from city; open Throughout the faii: fishing and hunting: $6 per Week. W. M. CLARK, Keep Tryst, Washing- ton county, Md. e5-6t nesday, & currency, ‘Trundle ‘for $146.55 Reward for return to H. LODGE, Hi check’ argwn to 4 E Lotge ty Ce apd other valuable papers. joward House. . 15, PARLOR AND BED je price. Gall after 5 o'clock at je st. nw. References required. lat FoR RENT — 1524 Q sr. N.W., IN PRIVATE family, “two lange ‘communicating second-story front rooms; bay window; nicely furnished; one os sit 3 table. Sg, Sitting roou with folding bed; good table. FOR RENT—1016 MASS. AVE, N.W., A TEW delightful front rooms; finely fur.; at’ reasonable _Drice; tuble first-class. sebda* FOR RENT 4 LARGE SECOND FLOOR FRONT . nicely furnished, within one square of four car lines. 1008 Sth st., cor. of Me Tot FOR RENT—450 Q ST. N.W., TWO NICELY FUR- Bisbed rool 0M secund fvor, suitable for light silver, aya Mnen and dishes fur- FOR RENT — SBVERAL NIG Tooms, 1717 14th st. n.w.; cable cars stop at the door. seT-2a* ENT—1835_V) ONT AVE., A NEATLY furnished 2d-story front room to” gentleman oF EAUTIFUL SOUTH-FRONT Tooms, with or without board; heat, 1719 Corcoran st., Just opp. the scu3a* W., NICELY FUR- tor 2d-story bath, gas, &c. _new ‘apartment house, FOR RENT 2203 MST. ished room, with or without board, in a _ family. ‘se6-24" FOR RENT—i5i0 H ST. N.W., LARGE RooM, second floor. se6-3ma FOR RENT_009 NEW YORK AVE., NICELY FUR 2d-story front room; 3 windows; ‘southera expos Ure; suitable for two gentlemen or married cou- Also other desirable rooms, with or without FOR RENT—FURNISHED-—SINGLE OR EN SUITE, elegant rooms in small private family; arrang. ments will be made to sult the taste of occu- ants gentlemen preferred. Address’ Dox | 52, _Star ‘office, auid-Ima ” FOR RENT—NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, ¢2i 18th st. p.w.; trout and back parlor; also several other rooms; "heat, gas, bath; location very tral; terms reasouable, FOR BENT—NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH board, tn private family. 1717 Corcoran st.se6-3* FOR RENT—ONE STORY FRONT Ri ed, without 1528 Q st. n.w.se)-3 BOR RENT—GOOD LIGHT FURNISHED Roos, with beat and gas, from $5 to $10; no chil _tn hous 4 1027 Oth “st. nw," se5-Ltua* FOR RENT—1201 10TH ST. N.W., COR. OF M, nicely furnished sunuy double and stugle frout Tooms; with board; furnace and open fires: large closets; references. ‘se5-fa® FOR RENT—100 B ST. N-E., HANDSOME FU! nished rooms; single or en suite; three minutes walk from the Capitol; convenient to cars and herdics. Be FOR RENT—229 D ST. _N.W.. PARLOR, 1ST FL. With folding bed, $15; back parlor, nicely fu ished, $12: single room ou 2a tloor trout, board "if deatreds gentlemen oulys ‘sed-Rat FOR RENT—A SUITR OF NICELY FURNISHED rooms, with private bath, on second floor, to ‘one of two gentlemen; new ‘house; private family; steam beat. 1238 M' st. p.w. Sed-2w: FOR RENT—LARGE HANDSOM! 3 bay window; open fire: pr gentleman tenant preferred. 1210 'L st. n.v. _set ima en tugle ¢posure), with board; eantiful locality; wear 8 lines of cars; convenient to offices; transients _Secommodated. ' Also a stable. set-6a* FOR RENT—LARGE, HANDSOM! parlor and bed room: second ti Posur ‘or others wishing well’ furnished rooms, southern ex- _tingle rooms. 1823 Hi st. nw. s FOR RENT 821 17TH ST. N.W., FINE, HAND- some newly furnished rooms; Ist. 2d and 3d floors; one block from the White House; terms __Feasonable; breakfast if desired. se2-1m FOR RENT—is18 F St. N.W., DESIRABLE FUE Mished rooms; first-class table board; near cars and bi references se2-Ga® 5 references ‘au26-12a° FURNISHED ROOM: POR RENT—HANDSOMES with board: steam heat; open tine; private f fly; everything fret-class. F319 Vt. aves sed ba FOR RENT—1829 N ST., FURNISHED ROOMS ON 2d and 84 floors; south front with north communicating; board if desired; private ferntiy _of adults. FOR RENT—ROOMS FRONT AND BACK, CHEAP, good, towed If desired: room and board from $f Week; couvenlent to post, penste BS le ‘SST as ished rooms; re; _eemeeed, eames stealer on “ut FoR RENT — 706 12 mt PU RNISHED rooms, en sulte or si stand. second Bors: boanl if desired ail ‘conveniences; terms Moderate; transients accommodated. wel-Ga* FOR RENT—1113 6TH ST. N.W.. NICELY FUR- Alshed rooms for gentlemen; second third __floora; heat and nzo-te FOR RENT—1900 VERMONT AVE., FURNISHED rooms oa 2d and 84 floors, with board: couve- nient to cable cars; adults only; references re quired: summer rates until Oct. wa, FOR RENT—1800 VERMONT AVE., FURNISHED rooms om 2d and 34 doors, with’ board: couve- nient to cable care: adults only; references re- qui wer rates until Oct. 1. auld-swa FOR RENT- Portland, furntabed ‘Terms moderate. UNFURNISHED. ‘TosT—FRIDAY, AUG. 18, YOUNG ENGLISH WAS tu Reward if th st. nw. yy COLCMBIA HEIGHTS WEDNESDAY, Fy with harness, answering to the nai PeBuck’* "Reward piven if returied to Sisitath Feturned to COOK BROS. 1008 LOsT_WEDNESD. IAMOND PIN, ‘on 6th M. ‘Suitable reward if 1 at 1121 ate CAME TO MY PLACE ON THE MORNING OF Sept. 6, three horses. Owner cap have them by ying ‘costs, &e. Apply to DAVID SLMPSON, Ki Anacostia, D. C. it LosT—AT RIVER VIEW, SEPT. 4, LADIES’ TAN colored cape lined with silk, derby collar, trim- med with passementerie. Any information or any one bringing to 223 ist @. will be re- warded. ee6-2t® LOST_TUESDAY AFTERNOON LADIES’ GOLD —_ with jet and & a Sige = crystal: "second roken. Please return Star office and receive reward. ___ 8e6-3t* LOST—A SMALL FEMALE BLACK TA Answers to name of Margarite of Lit‘le Lady tag No. 3055, with red ribbon bow. Sultable re= ward if left at CHAS. W. KX 8, 447, N st. Bw. 26-2 1808. DARK BAY horse, white foot behind.and black buggy. Pleasa retura to BRADLEY Bits.” Livery Stable, 047,D Lost—ON SEPTEMBER @ cash accounts ‘in it. turned to 1253 N. J. ave, se. LOST—ON MONDAY EVENING, GOING TROM 7th and Maryland ave. to 24 'and D sts. #.W., the gold medal given by the Fauily Shoe Siure to the bathing Beach for the best swimmer. A suitable reward given If returned to owner, JOS. WEBSTER, 919 Virginia ave. aw. acd -2t* Los? — SATURDAY, AT THE TOLL GATE, Bladensburg road, ‘St. Bernard pay 4 white feet: white neck and white tl ward for return to K. L. KEN’ or N. AUTH, slaughter house, LOST—MORNING SEPT. 4, 1998, FROM FAMILY shoe store to F st., diamond get ladies” gold watch and chaio. If'returned to 724 Sth st. nc. Mveral reward will be given; no questions ask FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS POR SALE—THREE BARBER CHAIRS, THREE mirrors with drawers and two mug cases. Apply at, oe D st. uw. E. M. HEW , Attorney. se7-3t* VOR SALE-SOLID 04K BED ROOM SET, $14; Beale aah a a ae 50: n, ‘cost $125, 3 Sell on netaltments. 008 14th et. Sees nage FOR SALE—A XO. 2 WESTMINSTER STOVE, IX good order, with zinc ‘cout $28; will’ sell for $11 if sold this ‘921 7th st. D.e.se6-2t* FOR SALE-LARGE IRON SAFE, $25; HAMMER- Yess gun, $25; tron auning frame, $19: awning. wall and show cases, lathe recording barometer oculist trial case, old army ficld glass, used In Spticlan,'S last war. Apply’ HE: 'S, _ Store, cor. 6th and Pa. ave. FOR SALE-SINGER SAFETY BICYCLE; IN cellent condition; for $35 cash or $40'on time. Can be seep at owner's, 718 F st. s.w. se5-3t* FOR SALE—-CHEAP—A_ GOOD FIRE-PROOF safe: bas combination lock and. good 5 new: ‘cheap to sell quic cash: or on time if neces: sary. Address Box 50, Star office. se5-3t FOR SALE_ONE NEW LAUNCH HULL gioam of electricity: 1. double outrigger: 4 2 batteaus. JOHN CUMBERLND & SON, Dil ae TE ES FOR SALE — IMPORTED DUTCH HYACINTH, tulips, crocus, narctssus and Chinese Mly bulbs, ete. SCHMID'S, T12 12th Ww. auso-Sw FOR SALE — SHOW CASES, GOLD DOLLARS, halves aud quarters, fractional currency, confed. grate stamps and bills; cain catalogue, 10 cts. Watches and jewelry repaired. GEO. W. FECH- NER, 231 Pa. ave. aw. au15-3m FOR SALE-WALL PAPER—ROOMS PAPERED fel ods EAE Sack hh a aE | Gone. 2s goa et sa anton FOR SALE_DO YOU WISH TO BUY ON IT? |Paeara ee wae as By See household goods. ‘on easy“ parmen " FURNITURE WARE ROOMS. 924 Ttb st-a. w.aS-tf FOR Sale = 20st ARRIVED, FROM CUBA. A ¢ lot young parrots. price $5 each: al o Tocking”“binta, #250 "each. SCHMID'S, BBD STORE, 712 120 8. FOR SALE—“OTTO" GAS ENGINES, BOTH FOR i: FOR RENT—THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS, 18T floor; One furnished room, 34 floor; all in ‘first- class order. 406 D ‘Terms moderate. RENT. rooms oD 2d floor; sulti ing: no children. FOR RENT-3 UNFURNISHED ROOMS ON SRC- floor, front: one very pleasant; will not rent to more'than two adults; no children; rent, $8, Call goon at 1243 Sth st. n.w.; lovely locatton.1b NISHED COMMUNICATI for light housekeening; bath ; fine location n.w.; $15, with cae nud H., 1428 New York ave. se7-b FOR RENT-S.W. COR. 10TH AND MASSACHT= chusetts ave. nw., a flat of four secovl-floor beautiful rooms, newly papered; two bay dows; bath, sink, electric bells; references. «7: FOR RENT_TWO LARGE UNFUYNISHED ROOMS with small storage room; 21 foor: heat, lWcht, bath; half square fron: ‘cable cars and’ Wash: fogton circle; rent $13 per month. Address J. P. Q.. Star office, se7-3b* FOR RENT -UNFURXISHED ROOMS 0; Qd_and 3d floors at very modemte rate Ricely furnished rooms for $5 per mo. Appls Ist. pw. References, FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED ROOMS, § for light housekeeping: private family of two: lor cation central. Call after 5 p. m., 622 Massa- chusetts ave. #08.Gh* FOR RENT-TWO LARGE COMMUNICATING 2d story unfurnished rooms: newly papered: heat, ‘and bath; $14: convenient to H st. cars and dies. 708 'Sth et. ne. se5-30% FOR RENT—THREE UNFURNISHED ROOM second floor, for light housekeeping: heat, ba and gas; near cars and herdics; fine location, 248 Sth st. me. se5-2te FOR RENT—THREE UN floor; near East Cap. st. refs. exchanged; no children. 865-3b* FOR RENT — UNFURNISHED — For alry rooms; handsome bouxe; quiet t elegant location in the city. lace, near 20th and P sts. n.w. Ist st. n.w., bet, and E se7-30* ABLE NFURNISHED ROOMS; 1ST aud red herdies; ne. 218 2d st. en suite or single: first or se ed or unfurnished; board in nero FOR RENT—FURMSHED AND UNFURNISHED, Topms, oa reasonable terma, at O14 12th xf. 07, FOR RENT—AT 813 I ST. N.W., 1 LARGE FRONT room; 24 story: gas and heat: furnished: 2 other rooms: 1 in 3d story and one in 3d store; fur- nished or unfurnished. 08-608 FOR RENT—FINST AND THIRD FLOORS; FOUR And three rooms respectively. 307 M st. n.w. 05-3 z FOR RENT—AT 1219 I ST., FURNISHED OR U furniahed roome; single of eu suite; with hound, te: FOR RENT—FOUR ROOMS 0 Fy FLOOR, PUR- suitable for Usht’ house- ing: helghbornoed -cxeellent, 1609 19th = aug-Tm FOR RENT—FLATS. FOR RENT—ELEGANT 7-ROOM HOUSEKEEPING flat; Ist oor of The Clifton, ou Thomas Ch cor. 14th st. Jagitor tn building, _neb-6t . 1308 Fst FLATS — FURNISHED | AND | UNFURNISHT: Private bath. THE WOODMONT, J. F. SON, Pro auis-3m_ FOR RENT—ROOMS IN THE HARRISON, COR. 8d and G i elevator service and steam clas board 1p cafe: near central departments and Capitol; will furnish ‘apa Ments for members of Coneress. $e22-3m, HARVEY SPALDING, Room T. OFFICES. DESK ROOM FOR RENT CHEAP. APPLY BUNTER & HUNTER, 610 Lith st. nw. sel- FOR RENT—OFFICE ROOMS WITH ALL ern Improvements, including steam heat tric lighting, elevator, mall chute, boxes, runutag water ‘tn each roo able; "Metzerott building, 1110 F genttal situation in the city. METZEROTT & CO. FOR RENT—OFFICES ing, 908 to 914 G it office This butlding contains every modern de- FOR RENT And sqcond- band: any size. Send for circular of call on ni2tr D. BALLAUP. Agt.. 781 7th st. nw. vice and improvement known for comfort, safet: and convenience. All offices have direct light and _venttiation. Jy21-2mn ———— ACCOUNTANTS. | PATRICK H. C. BRENNAN, PUBLIO ACCOUN | ant and Anditor, 1324 7 et. now. Im tious And reports made of insolveat coa- ry cerns, estates taken care of, de. FOR RENT—REAR OF 442 M ST. N.W., LARGE stable or warehuuse; if used as stable, $25; if Reed as warehouse, $20, JAMES G. JESTER, 69 F st. nw. BeG-3t* FOR RENT—STABLES. _ ; convenient bath; suitable’ for members| For F st. 1525, T st., Satory ogiighed. newly papered. Ik Rost, 3 story, ‘stone furnished, bay i fborour Cost he o 1419F pleasant rooms: 7 at. Jectionable surroundings; new; 21 feet froat Tooms; cabinet mantels, electric a to family of adults at $40 mo, It is worth $0 per month, BeT-2t FOR RENT—HOUSE 1437 1, ST. N.W. and 2 bath rooms, complete: evers’ convenience and In first-class order. Apply to sett For RENT—RY 100 11th st. 102 SALE—6 ROOM BRICK HOUSE, AMI, 1877 Prive, $2,000. Built to sell for $25 per month. Address ¥ briel janie 1 Stony” trick furnished, in eet Sota a: the Glover building, lange, Went and, E ARE DIRECTED TO RENT beautifully furnished house 1204 North © conventent tu street cars and with no. ob- vw. H. Row’ J. G. JESTER, 639 F cel, fur., stabl Rent, $80 per month, $3,500. SACRIFI rate ‘ “ SiS PAE RER, 1418 Feat ne we [AT ritol 10 lances, Ac. SAUNDERS & CO. _ 11 ROOMS: 'T i. FLEMING, 1018 12th st. new. APS} a3 Be ave. ‘ tig ie. tom ay ‘ave. 10r, mi 2315Pa ave, Or, 110-1 2135 K, Qr, ma 18 2421 K, ny mi. Boe 2h 003 234. 10r, m t. 25 Des ae sF 2hOK aie Fin 1, Gr, i a Eeeesexe: FOR RENT_A VERY DESIRABLE HOU st. n.w.: § rooms, cheap at $30.50 per ino. E.R. HAIGHT. F st. nw. bath and “cellar: mn. A: 4210 e7-3t* stor~ & dwell 1605 Marton nw, 140 C st ne. r. 504 K st nw, 7, 1600 Marion st. 75. ms elther for Rooms in the. Duilding, 610 13th et FOR = ih ston: OMT Tatnw,13¢ st. 883. TN Lat aw, Or... 1630 16th nw, 10r.....50.50 1906 6th nw, Gr. ae H ow, 6r.. 452 ants LL. Ww, CHARLES WwW, HANDY, 610 15TH ST. N. We" ENT ~PURNISHED—A furnished. two-story brick house, mod. imps.; lawn ‘front and fo rear. _ 1635 Q 5 FOR RENT— BY BARNES & WEAVER, Real Extate Brokers, 62) F st. aw. —HANDSOME HOU! in the finest and most artistic styl 1506 P st nw, 9 rooms, al! mi 10r. 1722 Corcoran st. 312 Delaware ave. a. 203 Maple w 3 1) Ma GO? Spraice xt. ‘$8Sand 85 Spruce ‘Teun. ave. n. ce FOR RENT— $36 M st ow, 19. 716 Lith stow, s-uw, 10r: Hat ue, 7. throughont; all tubs, bells, &. 53.0 at. now. 1321 F st. FOR REN also 121 of Sth and East fited out; § roo: S and T sts.; price, $65.'B. H. ROBERTSO: _ 1421 G st. For RENT— 1452 Corcoraa 8! 10 rooms, hath, &e. Low rent to good ‘tenant. GEORGE M. MYERS, Rooms 5 and 6, 1505 Penn. \T- HANDSOME HOUSE Cor. Winyer ave.: now occupted officer, whose lease wil R100, se6-3t FOR | RENT- north of Mt. Pl Per mo. f06-1 FOR RENT. new house; $30. s..: 11 rooms and bath; a.m. e6-Bt 26 FOR RENT— FUR: handsome 13-room, ing; spacious bath room: het and cold wate gas: spacious porch on three sides of the dwel ing: 15,500 feet of ground: vegetable and flower situated on Kenesaw av Address W. gurden, Pleasant. bide. ete st. nw. st irs. mut. 1112 Shepherd's. ale 18 and 14 McCutloug! 208 Ruppert’s courts. 1100, Q at. Bw., 1 roo! CSTSE; FOR RENT—1107 18TH ST. b. h.: all m, 1.; $80 per month, “Inquire 404 9th eDroit Park, Gra. Tt 1542 Columbia ‘at. nw... Or, Leroi ‘AUBERT ¥. FOX, 920 F FOR RENT-NEWLY PAPERED AND PAINTED 4., tneluding stationary wash n, 3 stories; $27.50 per mo. JOHN E.’BEALL, 328 AND 1830 9TH ST. N. W.; jorih A st., which is just adjoining the east front Capitol grounds; also Cs leasant: HERTFORD & HENDERSON, 30 pe es me) 0 Ver B. rge rooms and bath: all southern low to permanent tenant. Apply to 808-3t “CONNECTICUT. AVE; NEW WHITE STONE ENGLISH BASEMENT HOUSE: 13 LARGE ROOMS; HANDSOMELY pipored and decorated. Apply to s06-1m FOR RE? $150 month; 16 Tear; never offered for rent hefore, se5-3t JAMES M. GREEN, LEGANTLY FURNISHED. Toom# and c. fices in 406 13th st. m. 2'ritle Tasurance Company é ebroit ‘Park, fod path, excepting 1330 du #t., which bas 10 rooms. Inquire of BROWNING, 416 5th st. nw. For RENT — FURNISHED — A house with all mod. fmps.; on 18th st. between expite Oct. 5; 12 rooms; every ‘room has Ight and alr; sonthern exposure: Also house on Rhode Taland ave. het. 14th apd 15th; unfurnished, $00; furnished, $90. WARREN CHOATE'& CO., 730 11th st. aw. near isth st. Wh and R 15th st near Ke ‘300 'N st near 15th. frame brick basement and garret over the whole bulld- ULRICH KEN! 28, 78... nw, Tr. SE, FURNISHED, Inq , 2-10, i Park, Sr, mi. 58 32 NeSSRRORS SS ‘uw. — we bay window; 49 and 6-1 8 Rear corner ‘all now and nice) KT. 12-ROOS 21ST AND nent army by a_pro ‘ABLE AND ‘Only $20 STABLE x. 830 mo. ae S985) pear 14th. Mts. mont ave nr tows. 10 year Ist so, A residence, with » Mount MATTHEWS, Mecill sef-m,tu,th&sit ., EIGHT-ROOM ais we6-ta® W.. FACING R. 1 Tit ia at. hath: large stable on Apple to EDY, 608 14th st. n. FOR RENT—A NFAT 2-STORY AND BASEMENT bay-window brie Md. av. $ FOR REST_2 thing in. perfec Keene, $20" perm est ck; 9 rooms: ath; amt: 617 25.40. JAMES 'F. SHEA, 632 Pa. ave. o.w, 2 CORNER HOUSE, 1961 8D ST. D.w., in Te Droit Park: house papered; everr” order; has six rooms and bath. jonth, RUSH & Co., 615 F st. n.w., Room's, .W., @ short distance west of Dupont Circle; honse has 16 rooms, T bed rooms N ELEGANT HOUSE parlor, library’ and dining room on the same floor the bonse is well adapted for entertatning: is handsomely decorated throughout. Will Tease for one “or two 3 Rent, Apply for permit to art 015 F st. n. FOR RENT— Furalsbed or unfurnished. 1710 P st. n. ire of FOR RENT—IHOU all month Seely FOR REXT_» nc. and 61 G bata 3y28- ing, cellar, 0.” "Inquire 2m FOR RENT—1722 8 AND 170 Q ST, N-W., DESIR: able stone residence; rent only. $1,000 year y to THOS. P. HORDES, 7 eh, FOR RENT RENTS REDUCED TO $20, 108 F ST. now. and 205 6 at $12.50, 1029 24 st. n. Mo Lettie st, 222 C at. nw. For RENT— 22. D. F EW HOUSES, 613 TO 623 6TH ST. st. long ows rd th ULLER, Architec 51828 10TH ST. 3 mad. Spe. In good ER, 1309 F st.’ now. Wey St $9.90. E. A. MeINTIRE, | 6 and 7 &e.; rent, Too! 1735. at. aw. or. all ‘imps. ; ‘or. " ‘with water, and | se2-10t FURNISHED HOUSES IN ALL SECT: NS OF THE CITY At prices ranging from $800 to $10,000 per annam. =) - ‘ADI sel-6t "1505 Penna. ‘ave, Bi "FURNISHED. Rav nrConnavow, ‘2st and O sts nw, 10r.8150 16r.. af "Or oui inn = wie Liz wt ne, 168. 108.67 210'N Cap st: Or. 5 uw, tr... 30 st nr 18th nw, Lr, st hear 20th nw. 9r.. — No @flar. 30th’ We near Scott Circle, 13... th st near Law. 10r.” 20th and F sts uw, lr K st near 12th nw’ R Lav near 13th 33828838S83E2 r Ms star v yt at wear Gaiw-J0r 199 311 Na Pst near 18nw, lit. 130 Connavnr Sat ‘M st near 14th nw. N st nr 18th, 1 33 19th st nr Oat, x -100 Mass ava'Seott clr, 14. tare & Lst nw, 186.30) Ost near 20th nw. 10e- 1 Tavnr Ct av, ir Si $3 Stet st hear R nw, 1Or 1 st nw, base's 875 /1415 6 cor 12th and Fats |1295 Pa’ w, 4r, entire third (1335 P loon, YO 7. Tithst'gw, Br "85 1213 F. st nw, 3 Jot #45 5.cor ath 12th and Fits | 19th st bet Rw, 2r, 24 floor........40) (coal yard) ... = 733 go t7 Gt aw sort BE 35: a BE i 2272? (3 se3 Ft Kara yond Bn as a #8 28: 3 728 g aaa eeaies: sepa es i S| o. 355) <P, EER ss REAL E> P sts aw. UNFURNISHED HOUSES, a¥0, 1r.....8190/1438 Florida eve. 7r f 1Ge.2.--, 00 1440 Floridaave, 7. 13. Tg Comoran 9" 339) a 8 Ect jo vs 4 3) ana ues 4323 BE gre) sfc? 2 33 RE ig it 2; 3 rd" 3 a cones ERD: 3 2: ‘< a FURNISHED HOUSES. RAI ave near 16th, (0 near N i ave, Ir, 4 baths and | house and far 10r, at Mave near 24, Or. Rijaveneat A: Vr 300 18th near T. Ide. 00'S st ne i etrele, 17r...- 5... Mnesr 10°b, i5r 16th near K,"12r. OFF Ffecantroqmatn “Sax (Desitable room, “4% fiding, fire-nroot. | iantin. Goat "Et Ra, se Siab' Sean. | Etta Oo cand #9 and frecproot, fron 0 to 8: SB ate ant 35) to 835 BLES, 45/1090, Conn we, sear. ..$25 core cect io aw. ass 975/124? Union vl, Gr....88.30 55/24 Oth ne, Gr & bath. > Luw, J0r. 5 124 Union st sw, T 1750 N nw, furnished... —— 1145 heh uve, 11 & by 118 9th mie. Or & b.. 50 1407 Bd. Grand b. Fe Tie bai 2 _d1Slbw" TYLER & KUTRERPOR! 5 pa isthe. 5: WIMER, REAL ESTA’ FOR REXT- 1325 VT. AVE., 1025 15TH ST. 1305 K ST. 1327 NST. 5.3 FOR RENT— FURNISHED — THAT MOST ELPGANT AND VALUABLE PROP- enry, AT THE rary NORTHEAST CORNER OF STS. NW t SQUARE FEET. 1% FEET ON FARKAGUT 3Q., ox Veto ext RESIDENCE 17TH RES! ERTY IN EVERY Sat, VIMER, REAL ESTATE, 608 13TH FOR RENT—REAR OF JOHN WESLEY CHURCH, det. Land M ste mw. t brick: 4rs., Water and gas: $12.50. it, Hi. i. LEIPOLD, _ cor. of 13th and F sts. .w, ‘eb FoR RENT—318 EST. NE, story ‘seven-room bay-window feet frout: Inrge cemented no cut up rooms: Yc sent; god Belj _MAYSE, 516° Sth st. FOR RENT—NEW 9-ROOM Hi cellar; bot water beating and side and back vards: city and tifully situated on the brow of the front; overlooking the entire city; from ‘street cars: cau be leased for two or Fears to a desirable tenant for $40 J. MARTIN se5-3t ail mi: in good repair. Apply to Room _ Sin Fe et me after 2 pm eee POR RENT6s8 EAST CAPITOL ST, window belek bose; 6 rooms ant bath: crete ‘cellar and. ail modera improvements, “fa Guire 603 th Ste mW. prea) NT—BAY-WINDOW BRICK, 1841 VST. ronuig: ed. LoUis P. SHOEMAKER, 920 F st. nw. 2: Orn 1915 9th nw, Sram 1431 Bw, a if ae Fey Bega) aes: satis aay ER ae a Bese v1 333 _ 83: tt 2, tet 3 i 4 | 3 Fu ‘Mass ave, 18th and P M4 i 4 833 § Fg Ci nea ut Hf sf ‘Several rooms t: : . ey, bet Fr (ganeae e200 FOR RENT—ONLY $10.50 PER MONTH, NEARLY bew six and seveu-room bouse; large yard; cellar hear end H st. cars” Apply G. J. F st eS 8t POR RENT—1526 11TH ST. NW. ave., house With four rooms: $13 per mo. to V. BALDWIN JOHNSON, edSt _____ sR. ave, FOR RENT—ONLY $50 PER MO.—1715 14TH ST. ew. Broome and oui desirable location tor ician or dentist. RMSTEDT Tay" ort F'se e FoR RENT— NORTH Wrst. 909 14th st. 1ér...8125 1998 Sth st, Tr 1408 Pa ave, 7; 110 Cpper y Upper em TE ee on ae 73 sh tS. Ss a ender 713 12th st, 12... 5 Y Hie Asin et, Seam cn tere rt 55, 85 50 50, 50 50 30 it, i 2024 1 st 'nw, 1422 884 st," or 1100 I8th st, rT wd iS. i } ) 3 a furnace: range: a te: large oa inguire at 218, ‘next ‘door. .FASE—A NICELY FURNISHED WOrSE the West End, containing 9 rooms and bat! cy Teepect. Will be leased for ohe per month. JOHN B. WIGHT, 1408 G it. FOR RENT—2102 14TH ST., OVER STORE. .$16.00 BUR Portver place, 6 rooms and bath. om house, 631, T st. uw. Apply to RE. PAIRO, POR RENT-616 K N.k.: 6:OOM BRICK: MOB, a Prete ot imps; in good order: handy to school and E ae eae ¥ Fe ‘Pine large “mansion, with large yard sn Stable. cor Conn, ave. and’ Nes fur unfurniabed. i WHO GO TO FAIR. Having furnished a meat ew owe, rooms ‘at reasonable rat Sed sive: couvealent to all ca? Times ; Restaurants ‘Dear . McARDEL, 7% Bist st, ar MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN WE HAVE $5,000, 810, 00) AXD te ean ka Some taed ‘er be od Sectrea Ne a Walter Hat SriS-tt ‘704 14th st. A er Coa a Ee ES Spy owas Giooeriar iy to WM. R Feaw. FUNDS FOR REAL NSTATE LOANS AT 6 Fa Sooey omraee = - _iv6 TYLER & RUTHERFORD. 1807 F et. aw. ality ut be i # : i Bi Ora Ta eat toe gente’ wit valve we Farmente. “Trop that postal. 7 SUSTH'S OLD STAND, 610 D st. ow. Y PERSON WHO SAW THE acct Gent on the Chevy Chase Electric railroad, pear Grant ‘road. on the afternonn of JULY 4, 1808, se neni mame and address at once 22 Star office? “eet? $109 SPOT CASH GIVEN BY A TRI man to ADy person or persons using thelr ence to gecure me a position tn ant of the ment “Acpmrtment® paying from be yer am aaniatant -aneinrer. ‘THAT ed CERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS Sow PLANS. A. ot, toy tnattente, Sime “Ronthwest corner Sth an Ke stm. tw. ANrHORIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY. AComumimications. prompniy attendee to: ceabier FOR RENT- Ip YOU HAVE HOUSES TO RENT PLACE THEM WITH Us. | REMEMBER, THAT WE CHARGE ONLY 3 PER 451 1 st., 7 ro nd th... ay Hest Fst 7 room, aba tate ccc Bag | A SO EST ite a ea eS 1321 Corcoran xt Tone 8) . o- 00 | Mi , | sel-ot THHOD, FRIEBUS, 1439 U et. ow. tablished 1880. 3+29-2m° BOARDING. THE NEW LINCOLN DINING ROOM, 10TH AND Ti sts. i pen; French cooking; popular rites; ck, eeT 100 WANTED-2 Lapy S. ELDERLY PRE- Natio home comforts: niiy; terms Address Tox 16, Star offen. weT-te PEW GENTLEMEN CAN ORTAIN PresT-CLAR® CENT COMMISSION POR COLLECTING RENTS. HUNTER & HUNTER, Gio 14th ot. tabse bon oking. sonventent to, Capit pi til pension ices, on Ape pis 108 De fea FOR RENT_1298 18TH ST. Now. IN COMPLETE fist.