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Evening journal., 1895-10-04
Mr. Lama. pI.tInruI.hed vlsltor.

William B. Millar. Of New York,
secretary Of the International Committee
OF the Young Mems Christian Associa-
tlon. was in Wilmington to day, con-
ferring with General Secretary Lsng,
of the local association. From
here he will SO TO Baltimore
and Washington. When asked by an
EVENING JOURNAL reporter regarding
the state Of the work in the district
including Delaware. Maryland and the
District OF Columbia he said that it was
emireaily satisfactory.
Evening journal., 1895-10-04
Homsoker-GaIe.

Miss Cora d Gale. daughter of Mr.
aud Mrs Alfred Gale and George b
Hoffeoker, son OF Frsncis Hoffecker,
were married on Wednesday evening at
the home Of the brides parents. No. S11
Anchorage street. Mlss May Smith was
bridesmaid and Miss George Drummond
flower girl, and William AsehenbAch
acted as best man. The ceremony was
performed by Rev w. w. Sharp, Of
Wesley 81 4 Church.
Evening journal., 1895-10-04
According to Ceremony OF FrIsnds.

Wilmington guests were present at
the wedding OF Miss Margaret g. Grubb
and Joseph It. Palmer a. Gelgerstown,
Pa, on the w. & N. road, at noon
yesterday. The rites were according to
the ceremony OF friends. Miss Annie
Grubb, Miss Lizzie Geiger, Miss Clara
Dampman and Miss Bessie Wolf were
bridesmaids, and the ushers were Harry
Evans. Charles Palmer, Samuel Q
Palmer and David Grubb The bride
wore a white silk gown and carried q
bouquet Of white roees. The brides
maids wore white organdie gowns The
house throughout was decorated with
ferns and carnstions.
Evening journal., 1895-10-04
An FncvolonmdIa Tor n2 eB

Only few copies left OF Rand Nc
Nally & Co. s Encyclopedias and Gazetteer,
which will be disposed Of at 81 25-whlch
is barely the cost Of manufGcture. This
is q work Of 500 pages and is a condensa-
tlon Of the Encyclopaedia Britannica,
Chambers's Encyclopedia, etc, with the
addition of much original matter treating
Of American subjects. It contains eighty
colored maps and 1000 engravings and Is
the cheapest work ever offered In this
city. Apply for one at the EVENING
JOURNAL Office,
Evening journal., 1895-10-04
Social md PeraonnI Note..

Mr.. and Mrs John Stevens Of PhilRdel
phis, Mr. and Mrs Vert Benz jamin OF
Wanawoe, Wis, are visiting M 7. Toft
and family Of this city.
Heister Hess, Of E kton, Md, one Of
the leading lawyers and Democratic
politicians of Cecil county, registered at
the Clayton House last night.
Mrs E 7 Dilworth is spending week
in Philadelphia, the guest OF he- sister.
Miss Mary A Rumsey. OF Salem N j..
Is being entertained by Mrs. Thomas
Tatnall. in this city.
The annual ladies' reception Of the
Brandywiue Club will be held this even
ing.
Mrs Clarence Hodson, OF Crlsdeld,
Md, Is registered at the Clayton House.
c. + PAndelin, Of Stockh olm, wss in
this city yesterday afternoon.
Thomas Y England Of Philadelphia,
was the guest OF his brother, Howell 3.
England, yesterday.
Register of Wills Cooch Is spending to
day at his home near Newark.
Miss Anderson, of Baltimore. is visit
ing Miss Philips at No. Sl4 Washington
street
Joseph L. Carpenter, Jr, is in Phila-
dslphis TO day.
Miss Mary Hlnkson and Miss Natalie
Randall. the former a daughter Of
Chester's mayor. and both prominent
figures IN Chester social life are b.ing
entertained by Miss Minnie Carpenter.
A reception will be given in honor OF
Rev. William P Swsriz pastor Of Central
Presbyterian Church, and Mrs Swartz,
b. the Christian Endeavor Society In the
church on Friday evening, October 10.
Evening journal., 1895-10-04
WIN Be Thsre Delaware Day.

Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEWARK. Oct A -Qaite a number of
Newark citizens contemplate visiting the
Atlanta Exposition on Delaware Day.
w. Arthur Mitchell aud wife, Of
Elkton, visited William +. Griffith and
wife yesterday.
Mrs.. w f. Curtis Is visiting her
parents at Odessa.
Mrs. Emma Jones aud daughter are
visiting Mrs. Thomas Jones, near this
town.
Mrs s. R. ChoRte has been visiting her
daughters in Philadelphia
Leach Vandegrift. of Philadelph 10, was
in town yesterday visiting friends,
Miss Carrie Bryan OF Philadelphia,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs B
Campbell, in this town, returadsd home
yesterday.
Misses Corinne and Bale Jamor Of
Elkton are visiting Miss Hsrriett Cooch
at the West End
- Mrs Sawyer and two children returned
home yesterday from visit to her rela
tlves at Nantucket, Mass
Herbert Evans, Of PHILADELPHIA, Is
visiting friends here
Mrs. Lewis Thompson, Of Kennett
Square, Pa is visiting her brother, Z
M. Thompson on Delaware avenue
Miss Mamie Smith, OF this town, is
visiting friends In. .Kennett Square
Miss Bessie Briscoe, Of Bsncroft's
Banks has returned home after a visit TO
DR.. G. Henry and wife.
Evening journal., 1895-10-04
olereIand !. aolnr Mad.

That Cleveland yesterday won the sec
ond game Of the Temple series from
Baltimore by z to 2 was due chilfg 10 the
fact that H,ffer was battsd hard by the
home club. while Cuppy was far bsyono
the resch OF the Orioles
Toe noise made BY the crowd whenever
Hcffsr was In tho b,x was almost inde.
scribable In diition to tue ms iruments
pressed Into aorv cs Wednesday the
bleaoberites furnished with trom b )nes
bells. kszoos, iriang es. gougs and
ougles, which thev used assiduously, in
addition 70 6rlug of pistols and throw
large Gree ,ackers 10 explode a. the feet
OF Baltimore piaysrs
Evening journal., 1895-10-04
The Basebau Game for Charity.

Bishop Curtis wishes 10 acknowledge
through these columns, the receipt Of
fl13. the proceeds Of the recent baseball
match between the street railway men
aud the Defiance club. The money will
be divided between tho boys orpbausge
at Rsy bold aud the female asylum. Sixth
and West streets Bishop Cuttis thanks
especially Manager Dennis Lynch. Of
Sc Anns's congregation. and all others
Who made the undertaking success
Evening journal., 1895-10-04
TELEGRAPHlC BRIEFS.

Having lived lO4 years in Ireland, Mrs.
Mary Cotfey has como TO America to
pass the balance of her life.
Daniel E. Tilton, the postmaster OF
Linwood n J., is in Jail on the charge Of
embezzling funds from his Office.
Justice Gaynor Of Brooklyn wrote a let
ter declining his nomination for mayor
made by Democrats at mass meeting.
John Czech, alias Fish John, who shot
and killed his wife on the morning Of
June last, was hanged in the Jail at Jer-
sey City.
Mrs. Albanc Radley of Greig, \. Y,
was indicted for the murder l3 years ago
Of the infant child Of her unmarried
daughter, Mary llews
The leading Populists Of Kansas have
started an agitation for an early national
convention and viii urge Atlanta as tbs
place and Feb. = as tho time
Evening journal., 1895-10-04
Ernn.

We furnish free car ticFets or convey
ance TO all who desire TO attend our large
public sale of "Creston" building lots to-
morrow. Omnibus leaves No. 7l2 Market
street at 4 p m. Come along with us
You don't have to bid unless you want to
Evening journal., 1895-10-04
BuIlt a Fire on NItrorIvoerIn.

MONTPELIER Ind, Oct. 4.-Andrew
Cain and William Grose, coon hunters,
lost their lives In a peculiar manner near
here. The men had built fire over some
nitroglycerin that had been buried in the
ground An explosion followed, which
blew both men TO atoms.
Evening journal., 1895-10-04
snnrtInr Ner. Noto..

The Delaware College Sophmors eleven
will contest on the grdiron az Riverview
on Ootober 1s with the Boys High
School team The home clnb has been
doing some good work and good game is
axnartcd
Evening journal., 1895-10-04
Trulv = nemarlfabIe Man.

The PhiladelphIa Record Gays editor
islly OF the veteran baseball man who
died last night: Harry Wright knew
how to play baseball himself and how the
game should be played by others He
VAS a great shortstop lie was also =
thorough sportsman; fair, level headed,
kind hearted popular. He will be
missed He had friends from one end OF
the country tn the other"
Evening journal., 1895-10-04
Set Fire 70 His Cell.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 4.-Charles Decher,
confined in jail awaiting trial for the muir
der Of Bertha Hunicke attempted to end
his life by setting fire to a mattress in his
cell He deliberately lay down in the
flames stark naked. Decher is seriously
injured
Evening journal., 1895-10-04
HARRY wRleHTlpEAp.
The Veteran Baseball Man Expires After a
Long Illness.

ATLANTIC CITY, Oct. 4-Ilarry Wright,
chief of umpires of the National League
and American Association of Baseball
Clubs and eX manager of the Philadelphia
National League club, died at the sani-
tarium of catarrhal pneumonia, aged 60
years. Mr. Wright was taken IN in Phil
adophia about ten days ago and thought
a trip Go the seashore would be beneficial.
lie grow worse, and an operation was
deemed advisable by his physicians.
Harry Wright was tho most widely
known and perhaps the best posted bnse-
Evening journal., 1895-10-04
In.truelor Rorer. a suIeIds.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Oct. A--The autop-
sy on the body of Elliott T. Rogers, the
instructor at Harvard, who was found
dead in "a laboratory at Harvard, shows it
was a case OF suicide Medical Examiner
Durell having found large quantity Of
cyanide OF potassium in the stomach.
Evening journal., 1895-10-04

ball man of the
time. Always
thoroughly honest
and conscientious
in his dealings
with m managers
aud players, no
established a most
enyiable reputa
tion. He was born
in England in
1875, but came to
this country with
his parents a year
later. His athletic
career began as a
crfpkptpr he plav.
Evening journal., 1895-10-04
Senate Grav to spenk.

Senator George Gray will go to Bslti-
more Monday next. and In the evening
viii address q mass meeting to be held BY
the Hurst Democratic Association at
Music He'll. in that city Others speakers
OF the evening are expected to be Senator
Daniel OF Virginia, aud Senator Faulkner
OF West Virginia
Evening journal., 1895-10-04
steamer Aground In the St. Lawrence.

MONTREAL, Oct. 4.-The Beaver line
steamship Lake Winnipeg Captain Tay-
lor, from Liverpool for this port went
aground in the st. Lawrence river near
Narennes, 10 miles from this city. The
passengers were brought TO the city on
tugs
Evening journal., 1895-10-04
Married at Asbury Parsonage.

Miss Bessie Phillips and Frank Heald
were married at Asbury parsonage last
night. Rsv. DR.. Howard officiating.
Joseph A Gillespie aud Miss Efie E.
Boulden, OF Perryville, Nd, were also
married there during the evening
Evening journal., 1895-10-04
Last Tea Of the Season.

The last Of the Delaware Field Club
teas will be held at the club house near
Hlsmsre on next Saturday. This social
function Is ons which always brings out
= large attendance
Evening journal., 1895-10-04
burglar Caught Cracking a Safe.

WESTERLY, r.. l., Oct. A stranger
was arrested while cracking a safe in the
plumbing establishment Of A. II. Jordan.
He had succeeded in opening the safe, but
had taken nothing when discovered.
Evening journal., 1895-10-04
DIED.

BRADLEY. -On the ist instant. John Brad.
ley. aged 81 years.
NFIsON On October q Emma. wife Of
William III Mellon and daughter OF Henri
eta and The late John Boldly.
WOHTH.-fn,this city on the 3rd Instant,
Harry Kenny Worth. .sged 90 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invit-
ed 10 attend his funeral services at the resi-
dence OF his mother. Mrs. 6e0rpianna Worth,
No. 4O3 East Second street. sunday afternoon
at O'Clock. lnterment at hiverview Gene
terry.
Evening journal., 1895-10-04
Shot by an Italian.

HAAlNoNT0N, n. j., Oct What may
prove to be a murder occurred at Winslow,
near here. Charles Roller, a well known
citizen Of Winslow, was shot down by an
Italian named Tony during Qnarrel
Evening journal., 1895-10-04
ExouRsIoNs.

WILMINGTON AND NORTHERN RAIL-
b w ROAD. Time table In effoot Sept. I'd.
1886.
Trains leave WILMINGTON. French street
station. for b. b o. Junction. Montchanin
Winterthur, Guyencourt 6rAnogue, Co9sert
Ohadds' Ford Junction. Pocopeon. Wesi
Chester, Embreeviue, Mortonv1lle, Coates
Vile and intermediate stations. daily, exoepi
Sunday, at 80 10. i 70. 4fb and % M
Sunday only At 8 10 = N: 55 and 4 m . N.
For Waynesburg Junction, SpnnKnelo an
fDteruedfAts stations, daily except sunday
af7c6Am. 6b and Ob m. Sundays only -
8tOam; h5 and % y m.
FOR Joanna, Birdsboro, Reading and Inter
mediate stations. daily, exospt SurdeYs al
35 m and l b5 D m. Sunday only kt 10 ~
A. q. McOAUsLAND. Rapsrintendent.
BOWHESS BRIGGS, Gen. Passenger Agent
Evening journal., 1895-10-04
Il would rather trust that medlcin1

"I would rather trust that medicine
than any doctor l know Of, says Mrs.
Hattie Mason, of Chiffon, Carter Co. i, Mo ,
In epeaking Of Cham berlsin's Collie, Chol.
era snd Diarrhea Remedy. For sale by z.
James Belt. druggist, corner Sixth and
Market streets.
Evening journal., 1895-10-04
"a Gnld Nina

Is not a safer investment than good
building lots at "Creston Don't forget
the public sale tomorrow at N. Plots
at No 712 Market street
Evening journal., 1895-10-04
BARGAINS EXCLUSIVELY OURS.

aud many prices. Dresden China
Lamps complete with silk shades as
low as 81 40
Housek eeping Goods.
king" Carpet swespers 81 25.
reduced from ee 90. belmont
Carpet sWeepors. the very best
sweeper made, superior to any other
in the world in simplicity and
effectiveness at lower price, 81 80
The "DRisy." same only nickel
plated. t3 co.
Haberman's Steel Enameled
Ware.
Wa sell all first quality at the
price Of seconds. Returnable II not
satisfactory.
Oil Heatiog Stoves.
"Pittsburg" and Fire King
warranted not to emit dlsAgreeabls
odors and very powerful. Prices,
5000. SO 90. IS 90. $40
Evening journal., 1895-10-04
The EMPIRE
OF WILMINGTON.
200 MARKET STREET.

There Ia no falling c fl In The countless
opportunities the season has opened up
at The Empire. ChanceH, II anything,
are more phenomenal as each day sees
the bringing forward OF scores upon
scores Of new and desirable offerings.
The vast establishment resounds to the
tread Of hundreds who come to grasp the
colossal bargains held out by each de-
pArtment. And there's plenty for all
plenty for you aud hundreds Of others
betides.
For Saturday, October 3,
SOC. Iudlgo Blue aud Black aud White
print Wrlppers, made with neat ruhs
around shoulder. wide sweep. 81 90
Wrapper for Saturday, J9-
sos II we are not rushed for Shoes to
morrow II will be no fault Of ours, as the.
prices we name are the lowest ne have
ever had, and certainly much lower than
elsewhere Misses hne Dongola Button
Shoes, cold leather throughout. looks
equal to 81 30 shoes and will wear well,
SOC pair
Another stunning bargain. Ladies'
Fine Dongola Bottom Shoes made on the
comfort last. solid leather throughout.
will wear as we'll as any 81 90 shoes, at
81 90 a pair Certainly very ctesp
4 BleAched sheet ing At 14s yard.
2! yards Wide extra heavy Bleached
sheeting 14c ayard--worth 22c
Lace Curtains.
00c. handsome Lace Curtains 3 yards
long Neat patterns- SOC. pair worth
81 90.
$50. Rich Lace Curtains / full 81 yards
loug-and extra wide $50. pair worth
81 sos styles to select from.
Boys Shirts at 81.I9.
Boys Double Breasted School suits.
made OF novelty cheviot perfect ft and
make-$l. 10 for suit, worth 80.
Boys Double breasted Dress Suits,
| 81 AZ Extra fac Cashmere or Worsted
Dress Suits. 81 48, we'll worth "a 90.
DRESS GOODs-Here is the biggest
bargain ever known:
86 inch Wide VALE Worsted, the
newest style Wide Waie They are up
to date goods and sell for coo. ayard
Saturdays drawing card, Doc yard.
SKIRTS Handsome Novelty Dress
skirts, $160 worth 50 90.
Elegant Brocaded Dress Skirts, 81 "a,
worth a 90.
Importsd Crepon Dress Skirts, percallne
lined, SO 9S, worth $l2 90
LINING PRICES.
Extra wide Arabian hair cloth, iss. a
yard.
Good quality grass cloth, all colors,7so.
q yard
Extra heavy waist lining. ITO yard.
Superior quality, fast color, Psrcaline,
l2c yard.
COATS AND CAPES.
Customers which hocked to our wrap
department were dszzled by the display
Of the latest and nobblest effects In coats,
cspes, etc and we're bewildered at the
Astonishing low prices Such offerings
can only be- found At The Empire.
46, fine caeviot Coat, square cut reeftr
style, new lapel, latest style sleeves.
So 9s.
$500 extra fine beaver cloth coats.
made with new collar. new lapel ripple
back this is great value, SIS
314 satin lined Astrakan coats, ripple
backs and melon sleeves, - 80.
3i5 90 eatln-lined extra quality kersey
GOATS; this is a nobby garment. and
q very rich looking coat kpecial; - 4o.
30 inoh Handsome Plush Cspes, satin
duchess lined, full sweep, 80 % worth
$40
Handsome Now style Seal Plush Capes.
very full sweep, handsomely trimmed In
fur. lined with heavy satin, deep storm
collar. s. 90 worth $i6
Evening journal., 1895-10-04

al commun icat oDs Intended for iuHcrtior
this column should be Addresse 70 Sooietf
Sditnr care OF the EVENING JoURHG, Onm-
munications should be written on ons side OF
bbo pApex only
Evening journal., 1895-10-04
Oil Heatiog Stoves.
WALL PAPER
Almost given away.

Almost given away.
Must have room for Spring goods.
White backs. yards long, Sc piece.
Brown bksks 3lc piece.
Nice Gold Paper Go a piece.
Higher priced paper cut In half. We
hang Wall Paper and hang It right. Try
our Damp Wall varpIsh
Window Shades.
With spring rollers and fixtures included.
Felt. 15e; Felt Waterproof. zoe Opsque,
Cloth 25c; Fringed 40c Special Oh Cloth,
35o; Fringed or Lace, 500 HsndpRinted
Oil Cloth, Soc; FIinged 65c and 75s.
A large line OF Fringes and Luces In
stock. We make shades to o. der speciality
The largest line OF Wall Papers and Win.
dow Shades In the city Give us q call and
We will save you money.
PRESTON w. YEAGER,
No. 4OS King Street.
Evening journal., 1895-10-04
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
Senator Gray to Speak in Bal
timore Monday Night.
THESE OCTOBER WEDDINGS

where Many Wilmington People Are
spending These Pleasant Fall Days.
Others Who Are Entertaining Country
couslns-some Other News Of Social
{ Intereat
Evening journal., 1895-10-04
ROWS CHINA DEPOT.
ROWS CHINA DEPOT.

pretty goods Lamps China Glass and serware
coming almost daily The Housekeeping Department. the
second floor continues to attract attention from buyers who de-
money this ella Of goods 1t is OF ITSELF
Assortment complete.
Evening journal., 1895-10-04
lamps.

Banquet Lamps-In these our
assortment to-day includes go differ
spt designs. The quality Of all are
FIRST class All have Pttsbure'
burners sold by no other store In
this city The prloe.of every one Is a
bargain. only few OF whioh can be
given here They run At az % SO 25.
81 e5 "a 20 t5 90 s. 80. 81 90, etc
Complete with china silk shades
Also fitted With decorated globes
Princess Lamps.-Nany styles
Evening journal., 1895-10-04
Dinner Sets.

Dinner Sets.
Supsrfne thin poroslAin. warranted
not to craze, chsrmiBg hlrAl decora-
tioE and shapes, can be matched
from stock At any time; 100 pisces
16 102 pisces 1S No better any
where At % and 20 Thin poroe-
lain. plain white with slid Rllded
hai dies 100 pieces $50. Bishop
and Stonler's faultlsts porcelain,
single tone decoration. extremely
pretty. aud entirely new; 100 pieces
9.26. Tea sets to match A pieces
4.25, SO pieces 4.75.
Evening journal., 1895-10-04

Beokett's Restaurant.
Nos. 8 aud s West Sixth street.
Evening journal., 1895-10-04
L LEWIS ROW,
413 KING STREET.
ITEMS OF IN ERss 7.

81 suppose you ars looking forward 10 the
football -as0n with pleasure" said Hobbies
20 his friend. the baseball crank. ~ don't
kn,w. i" said the CRANK F.pRtheticaly."Non see,
my vocal chOrdes are In wretched condition ="
Chicago Record.
A good appetite and refreshing sleep At this
season indicate condition of bodily health.
These are given by Holds Sarsaparilla. II
makes pure blood and good health follows.
Hoods pills are purely vegetable. harmless.
effective. do not pain or grippe.
Mrs. Hnbbs-"Why did the Temperance
Club put Miss Winko out Of officer Mrs
Dubbs-"Oh. somebody heard q mau say she
had an Intoxicating smi ef'- Louisville
Courler-Journsl-
Evening journal., 1895-10-04

rnNNrxs AND SHALL ORANGE GAN
BnHAD Ar raH COUNTING Eooz.
Evening journal., 1895-10-04
The Empire Department Store,
200 Market Street.
Wilmington, Del.
BANK STATEMENT.

DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
IL CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK OF
WILMINGTON, IN THE STATE or llHLA-
WARE. AT TUE CLOSE OF BUsINh Z,
SEPTEMBER 2e, 1895:
Evening journal., 1895-10-04
IN THE SPORTING WORLD
Scenes at the Temple Cup
Game Yesterday.
PRoOBfDs OF A CHARITY GAME

Blshop Curtis Acknowledges Receipt Of
Sis From MauaEer Lynch OF the
Recent BENEFIT Game-Other Hyents
Among Athietes.I
Evening star., 1895-10-17
FOR RENTzHOUSES.

FOR RENT-9-RooM BRICK HOUSE, WITH
modern improvements; 1921 10Th st. W. Apply
to JOHN A. GREEN. 1918 18th st. NV oc16tono1
FOR RENT-PRETTY HOME; MT PLEASANT:
one square cable; rooms, water, gas, latrobe,
range; large lot; paint and paper; only
$3.50. 1926 18th ST., doors south of Kenesaw
ave. oc1G-2ts
FOR RENT-BY OWNER, VERY DESIRABLE
house on 7 ST.; rooms and bath; range
and Painting; handy to all Car lines; S27.50. In
quire 1905 11th st. oc16-4ts
FOR RENT-16TH ST.; BEAUTIFULLY FURNISH.
ed Eouse; large sunny rooms; wide oak staircase;
dining loom In oak; large closets; lease, 81, 400
per year; $500 per month Address NJ. J.. A.,
Star Office. ocf6-3ts
FOR RENT-1TOO 18TH ST. NV; FASHIONABLE
location; 10 and bath: cellar, furnace;
pletely furnished; S95. JAMES q. JESTER, $50
ST. NV oc16-3ts
FOR RFNT-2oo1 ST. NV; DESIRABLE LOCA-
tion; rooms and bath; completely furnished;
piano; $50 TO yearly tenant. JAMES G. JESTER,
639 st. NV. oc163t'
FOR RENT-TURNISHED-11O 2iTH ST. NV;
very comfortably furnished residence; rooms
and BATH convenient location; rent $50 per
month. THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO., 1924 F st.
oc16-St
FOR RENT-THE FINE CORNER RESIDENCE,
1929 ST., Thomas Circle; fur. unfur.;
has been occupied by cabinet minister; servants
cottage and stable, If desired. Apply to OWNER,
1927 st. oc16-6t'
Evening star., 1895-10-17
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-35 ACRES GOOD GARDEN LAND, 5
miles from Pa. ave. bridge: Groom dwelling and
necessary Onthuildings: well watered; $50 per
acre. W. w. HALL, 456 st. s.w. oc1I-3ts
FOR RENT-FINE FRUIT AND TRUCK FARM ~
miles from city. Inquire at 22S Sd st. s.w o17-3s
Evening star., 1895-10-17
CARPET CLEANING

ASIMONIATED STEAM CARPET CLEANING
Works-Carpets cleaned in the best manner.
Mattresses made to order. Olice, IT'D Pa ave.
Works, 1908 and ITO e NV. Telephone SOA
mh2-0 II. NEWMYER, Manager.
Evening star., 1895-10-17

FOR RENT-144e v; ROOMS AND BATH; 14l7
u; rooms and bath; 20l4 Portner place; rooms
and bath; all newly papered and painted; perfect
little gems; rents reduced. TIiEOD FRfEEljS
Ohio Bank building, 18th and q, ocl4-6t
Evening star., 1895-10-17
ATTORNEYS.

wessteE Law building, sos D st. NV, Washing
ton. pc: Residence, No. Mount Vernon Flats,
Ns1 York ave-. aud 9th st. NV. sells
Evening star., 1895-10-17

Fol; RENT-FURNISHED.
10th bet. and $. lar. and bath. 500 IT.
Conn. ave. ST., 13r. .250.o 90
B bet. LIST 3nd I'd sts. .se.................. $500
UNFURNISHED.
ST. near 10th NV, 16r. and stable. 800 yr.
1872 st, lsr. 2b. - 1904 s st, 6r.......s2.oo
14I9 Il ay, 13r,bsS3.33 24oe n. 6r.........25.00
9l5 4 ST. 2Or. 90 2l20 Z. Or. .1S.C0
1916 st. i0r&b. 75.0 90 SIS Fla av 0r&b. ..17.00
2oJj St. 12r&b. .G5. 90 $40 Sd ne, Gr. 50
lT3S Corcoran Sr&b. .4050 IL Patterson 5r. 20
Gil ID st. ne, Or. and bath. so
STORES.
71J 18th ST. n.w store, 30xS0. .......... $1,000
1875 llth st. sc. (s.ore and dwergl. 90
1914 5th st. NV store and dweng). ...... .S5.C 90
OFFICE ROOMS.
zoos st........ 5000 Ill G st. ....t5 to 1b.00
1924 st.. $40 TO g. 90
ZOOS + st., rooms. .$22 80
uElSkELL & NcLERAS.
ecS-eotf l0vs ct.
Evening star., 1895-10-17
WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-BY LADY CLERK, FOR LIGHT HOUSE
keeping, unfurnished rooms; 1st ID 1Oor;
with heat and gas; SIS per month; permanent.
]. H. N, Star Office It,
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, ONE OR
two furnished rooms in refined private family;
beard convenient; vicinity Scott, Thomas
Iowa Circles: best references given and required.
Address n E., Star office. oc17-2t'
WANTED-BY LADY. IN CENTRAL PART OF
city, unfurnished room in house with adults only;
must bavc cheerful outlook and closets; between
O and s and 18th and nth SITS. preferred. Ad-
dress Mrs. l.. l.. g., Star office. it,
WANTED ROOMS DURING SESSION OF CON
gress; furnished suite of reception room, bath and
8 sleeping rooms: in private family without chill
dren; bet. 18th, 18th, II and NJ sts.; state lowest
price, size and location Of rooms. Address Box
164, Star Office. Oc16-3t