Evening Star Newspaper, March 26, 1889, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON . SOCIAL MATTERs. The Tea at the Art Exhibit—Chat About Well-Known People. Mrs. Harrison is feeling quite herself again; but has not yet been down stairs. She was re- ome) wen en all callers with ee tion the ¢ to Spain and Mrs. Palmer, whom she saw at 4 o'clock im her sit: -room upstairs. No other visitors were re- ceived in the White House the after- noon, as Mrs. McKee and her sister-in-law, Miss Lina McKee and Mrs. Russell Harrison drove out and visited the art loan exhibition between 6 and 6 o'clock, The Morton mansion was thronged with peo- ple yesterday afternoon, The floral decora- tions, with the flowers that were on the lights, the pretty toilets of the ladies and the homelike tea-tables made a very pleasing scene. Mrs. Alexander Graham Bell made a charming hostess, and she was ably seconded in her hospitable efforts by Mrs. Brodhead, Mrs. Stevens, Mrs. Orange Ferris, Miss Elhott, Miss Medill,’ Mrs. Hobson, Mrs. Fitzhugh Coyle, Miss Margaret I. Blaine, Miss Paddock, Miss May Williams, Miss Matthewson; Mrs. Geo. P. Van Wyck sat at the receipt of customs, and a number of young ladies were most active in welling flowers, Handsome prices were realized for the bouquets. Mrs. Senator Stanford gave @5 for two knots, one for herself and one for Mrs. Frederick Grant, who was with her. Dur- ing the afternoon hours Miss Erni fang beautifully and Miss Prall _accompanie her upon the iano. Besides the White House party, and those otherwise men- tioned, there were present Mrs. Blaine, Mrs. George B. Loring, Mrs. Walter Wood, Mra. and Miss Dawes, Mrs. Hoar, Mrs, Farwell, Mra. Wirton Matthews, Mr. George A. Hazlehurst, ‘Miss Rosa Steadman, Prof. A. G. Bell, Mr. and Mis. G. G. Hubbard, Mrs. Judge Bentley, Mr. Sorreno, Miss Nellie Vilas, Mrs. A. C. William: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wilson, Mr. Edmund Hallide Mrs. Robert T. Davis, Mrs. Cunning- Mr. and Mrs, A.” A. Pollok, Mrs, Lang- eae! Miss Viola M ‘Mrs. Burchell, Mrs. Lieut. Fremont, Mra. A. A. Cole, Minister and Mrs. Guzman, Mrs. John E. Beall, Mr. Beaman, of Boston, and Mrs. J. Ford Thom son, To-day Mrs. Thos. Wilson and Mrs. J. ‘Thompson are the hostesses of a log-cabin tea. ‘They are assisted by Miss Florence Gertrude Miller, Miss Butterworth, Miss Wilson, Miss Silliman, Miss Ffoulke, of Philadelphia; Mrs, and Miss’ Dawes, Mrs. Hoar, Mra. Farwell, Mra, Gen. Poe, Mrs.’ Robert L Fleming and Mra. Capt. Vedder. To-morrow Miss Rodenstein wi . Mr. Wm. Curtis play the violin, and Miss n Bell the piano, Mrs. 8. M. Bryan left the city to-day for New WHO WAS RESPONSIBLE? The Point that the Tunnel Court of In- quiry Had to Settle. NOTHING ENOWN OF THE FINDINGS OF THE COURT EXCEPT THE RESULT; THAT 18, THR TRIAL OF ‘MAJ. LYDECKER BY COURT-MARTIAL FOR NE- @LEcT oF DUTY. There has been considerable speculation among officers as to the nature of the findings and report of the court of inquiry on the tun- nel matter, It was never given to the public, and the only thing appearing previous to yes- terday that would serve as an indication of what the report contained was the order by the Secretary of War convening the court-mar- tial, The court of inquiry was called to de- termine who was to be held responsible for the condition of the tunnel lining, being in the na- ture of an investigation committee, and had no one before it as an accused party. KNOWN BY ITS RESULT. Inasmuch as the report resulted in a court- martial, it is thought fair to presume that the court found that Major Lydecker was the per- son to be held responsible for the bad condi- tion of things behind the lining. Otherwise he would not be now before the court-martial. The specifications under which he is charged were made up, undoubtedly. from the details of the findings of the court of inquiry, and thus it is presumed that the report of the court of inquiry was very severe on Major Lydecker. In fact, it would seem that it found him, in the Suage of the charge, guilty of “NEGLECT OF DUTY.” It is thought that if this be the case the out- look for the major is not at present particularly bright. This report will undoubtedly be pre- sented to the court-martial as evidence, and will pgesumably carry weight. The announce- ment by Gov. Boutwell yesterday morning that the defense admitted the bad condition of af- fairs in the tunnel substantially as charged, but denied responsibility for the same, indi- cates that the line of defense will turn pri- marily upon THE QUESTION OF RESPONSIBILITY. The prosecution will endeavor to show ne- glect on the part of Major Lydecker, and the defense will, on the other hand, try to prove that the accused exercised all possible diligence, and that the bad work could not have been pre- vented with even the greatest vigilance on his Ea It is thought that the counsel for Major ydecker may endeavor to turn the matter of York city, Lakeside, J., and other points north. She will be absent for a fortnight. Mr. and Mrs. Jobn E. Beall have been enjoy- ing for some weeks their new residence, No. 3098 U street, known as the Boyce property, on Georgetown Heights. They have as a guest Miss Chandler, of Milwaukee, Ex-Senator Palmer leaves the city to-day for Detroit in order to arrange his affairs for his absence in Spain, Col. and Mrs. Joseph Medill and Miss Medill, of Chicago, are enjoying a prolonged stay in the city, and are at the hotel Arno. The ladies who are interested in the Home for Incurables and the humane society propose giving a matinee for the benefit of this institu- tion at Albangh’s theater, on the 11th of April. ‘The program will be a varied one, as a number of the talented young — of society will take the parts, and the lies hope to realize handsome sum from the venture. Mrs. J. M. Rusk, wife of Secretary Rusk, with her son and daughter, will leave Milwaukee for Washington to-morrow. Mrs. Geo. Marshall and daughter, of Port- land, Oreg., left to-day for Montreal, Canada, on a brief visit to relatives there, after having spent a month visiting their son and brother, A. D. Marshall, of 921 9th street northwest. They will again visit Washington on their return home. Miss Etta M. Haley, of Boston, is visiting Miss H. M. Cushing, of 1333 N street. Mrs. Fred. Moock, with baby, of Warren, Pa., is visiting her father, Mr. E. J. Keferstein, of 1500 Kingman place. THE BUILDING REGULATIONS. A Charge of Violating them, the Trial of Which Raises some Interesting Points. Acase of considerable importance to the property owners of the District was called to the attention of Judge Miller im the Police court this morning.’ Mr. James James was the defendant in the case, and he was represented by Mr. A. B. Williams. He was charged with a violation of the building regulations. The prosecution was instituted by Sergeant of Police Shilling, on complaint of Mrs. Har- ris, who owns the property adjoining where the alleged violation is charged to have occurred, on 7th street extended, above Boundary street, ‘The prosecution was brought under section 11 of the building regulations, which reads as fol- lows: “Wooden buildings may be erected outside of the fire limits, provided that on lands jaid ut in town lots no wooden buildings shall be erected or placed within twenty-four feet of any house built of brick or other combustible material.” The question to be decided is, whether the Commissioners er building inspector have the power to suspend the operation of the regula- tions made by the Commissioners. The building saapecton geve the defendant a permit to re- model and enlarge a building to be erected within six feet of the house of Mrs. Harris, vided a 13-inch brick wall was substituted for the frame partition next to Mrs. Harris’ prop- erty. Mr. Shillington suggested that the Commis- sioners did not know of the concession made to the defendant by the building inspector. Assistant Building Inspector Ring testified that he investigated the complaint made in the case. and made his report to the building in- spector. He did not think that the Commis- sioners were notified of the report. Mr. Shillington thought that Mr. Entwisle and the Commissioners could throw some light on the case, aud the matter went over until Saturday. —.__—_ Rear Admiral Chandler’s Funeral. PARTICIPATION OF THE BRITISH AUTHORITIES AND FORCES AT HONG KONG. The officers attached to the Navy department are highly gratified at the information which has reached them of the participation of the British authorities and forces in the funeral ceremonies of Rear Admiral Chandler, who died in Hong Kong 10th February. More than 700 Highlanders marched in the procession, and they were followed by a thousand sailors attached to English men-of-war, each having a crape band on his sleeve. A company of the Northamptonshire regiment, marines, artillery, and marine artillery preceded the governor and staff, the heads of the government de ments, the consuls, and a number of residents who brought up the rear. The services at the grave were very impressive and were con- ucted amid the booming of minute guns from the ships in the harbor. The pall-bearers were Col. Withers (the American consul), Col. Cras- ter, Col. Forbes-Robertson, Capt. Boys, of H. ‘M. 8. Cordelia; Chief Engineer Butterworth, of the Marion, and Capt. Dunlop. The service was read by the Rev. H. B. Harper, naval chap- lain; Rev. J. B. Coates, chaplain of the Corde- lia, and Rev. H. K. Moore, of H. M. 8. Impe- viewse. On 14th February Commander Dyer, d@ by Lieut.-Commander West and Lieut. adham, called on the governor, Sir G. William des Voeux, Vice-Admiral Salmon, Gen. Cameron, Rear Admiral Maxwell, and Coils, Craster and Robertson, and thanked them in person for the marked and spontaneous tribute of respect paid by those officers at the faneral of Admiral Chandi er, assuring them that their La of appreciated by e east and highly Wi 2. “Old Leatherman,” » harmless lunatic who wandered through’ western Connecticut for tw <s — has been found dead ina ca Pleasant, N. Y. His dress was sieayscompoued of old boot legs sewed to- The te! hed from Onancock, Va., cate cette McCready, who. wes as- saulted some time ago by the colored man Magruder Fletcher, who was —- had died poobony 4 —- isa mistake. She is, however, wet McCown, of Princeton i. returned western jo in bad from his health, and has rhe. Pb quite ple a i. Atthe mag Ma., election in Hagerstown, for councilmen in three wards ublican were elected. the field. In two drew se over to Lieut. Townsend as Major ker's assistant. psi Christian Temperance Union. THE QUARTERLY MEETING AT CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH TO-DAY. There was a large attendance at the quarterly meeting of the Woman's Christian Temperance union at Calvary Baptist church to-day. Devotional exercises were engaged in for half an hour, after which the treasurer's report was read by Miss Anna McDowell, showing receipts $557.94; disbursements $499.74. The corre- sponding secretary's report gave a bird's-eye view of work done during the quarter. Dis- trict organizer, Mrs. 8. Williams, reported three new auxiliaries, Miss Weaver's report of legislative work was read. A resolution of thanks to Senator Chace for his great help to the cause in Congress and deep regret that he had resigned his position was adopted. : Mrs. Deane read a report on temperance literature. Mrs. Rent, superintendent of Narcotics, made @ report. ne THE COURTS. Crrcerr Cover—Divisiox 1—Chief Justice Bing- am. To-day, Bufford agt. Pullman Palace Co.;mo- tion to dismiss granted. Anderson agt. B. & P. R. Co.; bill of exceptions and stipulation or- & ed filed. Caldwell agt. same; Lyon agt, Ford; judgment on fiat. W. and G. R. B.; trial resumed. Circuit Court, Divistoy 2—Judge Montgomery. To-day, Bantum agt. B. & O. R. R. Co.; mo- tion for new trial denied. Sypher agt. Wilson; on trial, same action, Lewis agt, Equity Court—Judge Cor. Yesterday, Werden, adm’r, agt. Guy; demurrer snstained and bill dismissed with costs. Just & Just; reference to auditor. Latrobe agt. icKee; completion of testimony ordered. Court adjourned in respect to the memory of Justice Matthews. Porice Court—Judge Miller. To-day, Matthew Quigly, profanity; 5 or 15 days. Gilbert Shumway, ‘vagrancy; personal bonds, John Baker, vagrancy; bonds or 60 = Ellen Ale, disorderly conduct; #5 or 15 Alice Williams, colored, vagrancy;bonds = 60 days. Moses Wood, disorderly conduct; $5 or 15 days. Harney Buchannan, vagrancy; personal bonds, Jolin Wise, indecent expo- suse; $5 or 15 days. nae eee JACKSON, KING OF UJAE. A Maine Man Who Met With Many Thrilling Adventures. Bath, Me., Special to the New York World. By the death of Richard W. Jackson, sailor boy, king of a cannibal tribe and arctic ex- plorer, the most romantic career ever lived by a Maine man has just come toa singularly un- happy end. Jackson was born in Bath, and during his early boyhood was noted for his daring in athletic sports and the many narrow escapes he had. Several times in his boyhood and in his maturer years he saved people from drowning. Once when in his teens he fell from a haymow and was taken up for dead, Another time he was struck by lightning and remained paralyzed for twenty-four hours, In 1883 he shipped on the Rainier with Capt. Morrison, and was wrecked on the coral reef near Ujae, in the South Pacific. In the little schooner of 150 tons, built on the cannibal isle from the timbers of the wrecked ship, the cap- tain, accompanied by Jackson as first officer, left to obtain suitable provisions with which to return to the island, where the captain's sick daughter and her husband were left to await them. On the second day out the captain was stricken with paralysis and Jackson was given command of and navigated the vessel to Jaluit, one of the isles of the Marshall group, where provisions were obtained from white cutthroats, who held the schooner for security, After many perilous adventures Jackson ar- rived alone at Ujae with relief for those left behind, only to finda letter from Capt. Morri- son announcing the arrival-of a United States warship and the rescue of himself and party. This letter Jackson read to the king of Ujae as stating that the king must treat Jackson well or the warship would return and ‘bom-bom” (bombard) the island. Jackson's wit saved his life, for the king, who was anxious to go to an adjacent island for some savage festival, made our Bath boy temporarily king of the island. For thirty days Jackson, king of Ujae, held his lonely court on the island beach, guarding provisions and hoping aid would come. crew of white wrecker arrived, and to nae Jackson sold for about $800 the rest of the cargo and wreck, and with them returned to Jaluit, whence he worked his way to 'Frisco, where he delivered his hard-earned $800 to the owner's agent and was rewarded with #75 for his endeavors. After being washed overboard in rounding Cape Horn he for two years sailed to the northern seas and was noted for hia feats of daring. Then he became a steamboat man, rose to be third ofticer of the City of Pekin, one of the largest steamers afloat, and was steadily mounting up when be was knocked down by a runaway borse, while ashore on a vacation, and killed. ~ He was only thirty years old. ——-—_ +00 ____ ‘What the Wives Hear.—Merchant's Pao (at home)—* You have been drinki Wholesale merchant (apologetics tically) — “Couldn't help it, m‘dear. Sisepey, 9 of Podunk, was in the city buying goods and only way (bic) could hold ee ee to-day was by (hic) with him, Awful set, that Sur. sate Bare y (at a hotel)—“Goodness me! i ve been drinking. = jurepay—* Washn’t my, fault, m’dear. These ‘ere city merchants can’t shell a man bill o’ goods without stophin to drink every five minutes. Never shaw pe topers.”— Philadel- phia Record. A cow that had man: a 3 of hydro- hobia, was killed at laute, Monday. The infants in several families have been fed on the cow's milk. and their parents are in a ch state of alarm. ‘he Central ee Episcopal conference, at Shamokin, Pa., last evening adopted reso- lutions indorsing the prohibition amendment to the state constitution. Bede ~~ Bamps who were concerned in the wee porn Phil poo Ay in New York guilty to grand larceny in yoon secon It is that a poo! or trust represent- ing a capital of $200,000,000 will be established in the interest of the great electrio-light panies in the near future. Governor Hill, of New York, in a message to the legislature, urged the enactment of a gen- eral re; tion act, such as now exists inthe momete A the jatar to prevent a, 1k bil aking round day was fay legislature. j porer pay oa STREET IMPROVEMENTS. Appropriations for the Next Fiscal Year Short of the Estimates. THE DEFICIENCY OVER A HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS—STREETS WHICH WERE CONSEQUENT- LY AND NECESSARILY DROPPRD FROM THE LIST 48 ESTIMATED FoR. As stated in last evening's Stan, the Com- missioners revised the schedule of street im- provements for the fiscal yeare 1889 and 1890. For the general schedule of street improve- ments for the year the Commissioners estima- ted $293,000; the congressional appropriation was $185,165, leaving a deficiency of $107,860. To reduce the estimates to the appropriation the following streets had to be omitted: Mary- land avenue northeast, from 1th street to Boundary, $26,000; 36th street, Georgetown, from U street to Tenleytown oad, $18,750; North Carolina avenue northwest, from 6th to Sth street, $14,350; New Hampshire avenue, from 15th to 16th street, $15,000; B street south- east, from Ist to 2d street, $11,250; Delaware avenue southwest, from C to G street, $16,000; New York avenue, from Ist to North Capitol street, $8,500, Total, 107.850. There was nothing omitted in the special Schedule, The appropriation was $10,000, and will be expended on 20th street, from B to 8, and on 8 street, from 20th street to Connecticut avenue, THE GEORGETOWN SCHEDULE had an appropriation of $57,350 apportioned to it. The Commissioners, however, estimated for #76,650, thereby making a deficiency of $20,150. To reduce the estimates to the appro- priation the following streets were stricken out: 34th street, from 8 to High, cost $7,150; O} street, from 28th to 29th, $3,000; Q street, from 35th to High, $10,000; total, 20,150. THE NORTHWEST SCHEDULE was allowed $224,210 for improvements. The Commissioners estimated for $359,199, making a deficiency of $136,594. The Commissioners took some time in cutting down the schedule for this section, but finéMy succeeded, with the following results: Sth street, from Q to Bound- ary, $15,100; 13th street, from intersection of B street, $1,725; R street, from 4th to Boundary, #3,000; Boundary, from 4th to New Jersey ave~ nue, $10,500; 1ith street. from O to Boundary, $27,000; Q street, from 20th to 28d, #22,137: 4th street, from New Jersey avenue to Bovndary, $16,500; U street, from 9th to 10th, $5,000; 23d street, from Q to Pennsylvania avenue, £4,882; P street, from 4th to North Capitol, $15,750; total, $136,594, THE SOUTHWEST SCHEDULE was allowed $39,900. Estimates for 100,825 were made, making a deficiency of $10,800. To reduce the estimated improvements to the ap- propriation the following streets were omitted: 13th street, from Maynaa avenue to Water, $7,000; G street, from 3¢ to South Cupitol, $4,800; total, $11,800. ‘THE NORTHEAST SCHEDULE was given $115,475. The estimates called for $145,530, making a deficiency of $30,055. To reduce this the following streets were omitted: 8th, from I to K, $2,570; 12th, from H tu Boun- dary, $4,430; 3d, from H to L,. $9,450; 9th, from Hto ‘Maryland avenue, $14,000, ‘Total, 30,450. THE SOUTHEAST SCHEDULE was allowed $89,900 for improvements, The Commissioners estimated for $188,411, leaving a deficiency of 248,693. To reduce this the fol- lowing streets were cut out: South Carolina avenue, from 6th to 7th, $7,800; 7th, from Vir- ginia avenue to M, $4,000; 10th, from East Cap- itol to Pennsylvania avenue, $10,743; C, (south side), from 4th to 6th, $4,200; G, from Lith to Pennsylvania avenue .200; B, from North Carolina avenue to 1ith, £13,750," Total, #43,- oe A Fatal Runaway Accident. ‘MR, JOSEPH H. CROWN DIES OF HIS INJURIES, Mr. Joseph H. Crown died this morning at Providence hospital from a fracture of the skull, caused by being thrown out of his wagon on the 18th instant, at the corner of 7th and K streets northwest. Mr. Crown, who is well known as a butcher, and was engaged in a mar- ket store, at 1532 14th street, was, on Monday of last week, engaged in driving a colt attached to his business wagon. At the corner of 7th and K streets, the animal having become fright- | ended, Mr. Crown was thrown out and his head striking the pavement his skull was fractured, —— Bretat Youno Necro Rurriaxs.—A party of small colored boys were engaged in a fight esterday afternoon when a colored man named Socene Carter came by. Several of the boys were whipping a smaller boy. Carter went to the little feliow’s assistai and separated him from the crowd. Then he started on his way, but had not gone far before the crowd caught up to him. “You big—ofa—, you took up for that boy,” said one of ther number, ‘now who's going io take up for you?” The question had hardly been asked before some one threw a brick which struck Carter in the face inflicting a severe wound between his eyes, Wm. Buckner then stepped up and notifying Carter that his time had come he drew a revolver and fired at him, but the bullet missed its mark. Policeman ear caught Buckner, and Judge Miller held him for the rand jury, when the case was heard in the ee Court to-day, ——_ ALEXANDRIA. Reported for Tu EVENING Star. Tar Conreperate Monument.—Lee camp of confederate veterans met last night at the Co- lumbia engine house and completed its ar- rangements for the erection and dedication of the Alexandria confederate soldiers’ monu- ment. The monuement, which represents a soldier of the ‘‘lost cause” after the surrender at Appomatox, unarmed, will be received here inaiew days from New York, and will be erected at the intersection of Washington and | Prince streets. The 24th of May has been se- lected as the day of the dedication of the mon- ument, and all details of the celebration have been left in the hands of a committee of ten comrades, with Commander W. A. Smoot as chairman. All the state military and all the confederate camps of Virginia and the Mary- land confederate veterans will be invited to participate on the occasion. Tae New Teceorara Lixe.—The work of putting up the new lines of the Postal tele- graph company in this city will be begun this ing and its office will be established here early next month, The authori will allow the erection of no new poles until a bond has been executed that the Postal telegraph company will not transfer its franchise to any other com- pany. ‘This course is pursued in order that no one company shall have more than one set of poles on the streets of this city. ASrneet Lorrery Impossisre.—There has been some suggestion that the old-time plan of a street lottery be resorted to in order to make new streets in Alexandria, as the old streets were made. ‘The old plan would be popular and effective, but for half a century past the constitution of the state has provided that “no lottery shall hereafter be authorized by law, and the buying, Flop or transferring of tickets or chane lottery not now (1851) authorized by a of this state shall be pro- hibited.” So that it is not now in the power of the legislature to authorize the street lottery. Notes.—The April term of the corporation court will open on Monday next at the court- house in the market square. It will be # quar- terly term, with grand and petit j and it Seales the license term, when one ions for topaee licenses are presented. It is thought that there will not be any serious opposition to the renewal of any of the present licenses, The steamer City of Washington, injured ina == the 4th of March, has been repaired esterday afternoon resumed her Place on = the forr ferry between Washington and this city,_— ence has been ee here of the toot, at Santa Clara, Cal., of Rev. Joseph Bixio, 8. J., formerly one of the pastors of St. eee ate =o formerly a er here, los wife.—Rev. ©, “4 ————_—_ An excursion Paw oes of etoaggy en- jorng. a sail on e state of uliso, Mexico, yesterday oy pom bya gale ‘and all wer whed, ‘We Want tosee the Wheels go ’Round. Hard sense is seldom satisfied ay e wal © . ‘To see ine wheels go ‘round ourselves, We have a right to look for proof. Here's some: Das. Beanies & Pauex:—“‘In 1883 your pound ‘Treatm ve my husband fediaze relief from asthma. He has had uo Te- Mas. aa SANDEKSON, Cool ville, Athens Co., Ohio. Dra. STankey & PaLEN:—— im- —WANTED_ SITUATION Ns. D. C.. TUESDAY, MARCH 26, 1889, WANTED—HELP. FOR RENT—ROOMS. FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS. Spm. seb ictoe — A, WHITE, WOMAN FOR PASTRY ‘ASTED— MAN A PLACE as iB ‘A QUIET LADY WILL RENT HER on the counter Dall st 1000 Stata we kee Se Wee 4 oe rege age eS FeSues else. Rae Ee WEA eD p cenmraat | "Einar Slr 5, aN, PLO moni ni ‘ANTED — WE FURNISH Free front nooms Gan aud tee of tock, Suit. JOR SALE—A VER} FINE SORREL RIDIXG AXD A COMPETENT SETTLED WOMAN, ladies. tere, drivers, farm Nanda tose tlemen, Fe Wa cok: references Tequined, ee Gee sooty SSE 5 sats ihe apply to WAR Lebar ee st SAF 13a at aw. after 7p ae | TGERC! Rees ita street nw. mned-or salen 8S aT BICYCLE, Wares es co hae $10 TO $40, CHAM- Figtome, wi atie STS. ere aR NISHED Fen tt ahs INCH T 4 CENONT, BICYCLE) mh26.3t° ‘ cooks, Baer Raa ANTEDIMALE AND ma walters bar yendere lore, ag latindresses, head nily aduite, 3 ay ‘Star WANTED-100 one YOUNG MEN AND tall Gotored Men. Apply at ty ot stage Gore, Ai ph hursday' mi Opera Ho! part ale W and crockery ; st nw 310. Wis i ory 7th st. a white preferred; 1511 Corcoran WwW at Printing Of also boy to carry paper route. W ANTED. pee Appl y ANTED—WHI V ain sewing ANTED—A* COMP! T aud do general housework refere! city or pass Colored es it WANTED—ROOMS. AxTED=0oo CO: 10 to 40 cooks, cham! quarters: for, Spoke waiters, Mail grders anawered promptly. WV ANTED-WORKING =p See SMALL OARDIY. stating wages, ANTED—FOUR EXPERIENCED DRY GOODS salenlacdies: two saiean white ‘led seamst erences from last employers, DICKS. AGENCY Ul: EXPERIEN ED Sate SLA AN1ED—LXPERIENCED PRESS BOY. APP: tive, 4th A GERMAN GIR) iy at 3 DR. B00 Poth at ie We over Arlington TE Gl ies? San aon ring, Good eee COOKS, a STED- FOUR UNFU! by meh ROOMS IN lpm ity) and arta dat pick'S O14 ory ct for tapes or ‘our edulin, “Addseas CG Bhar wibeee eainsht TORED We Vy EE UNFURNISHED 0 OR rht housek. nit bet. and U'and Stand 13th stat aw, ‘Address AB, St | rTANTED—BY A yopes MARRIED a PLE W two nice unfurnished Rooms, suitable for light pousekeeping, within 15 or 20 minutes’ walk of } Rey terins must be reasot M. BF Siar F office. BY A QUIPT. GENTLEMAN, ASMALL room with heat end light: no questions price reasonable. we ee to Mrs. it = 15 w y ANTED- must be ue, Bh cxperienced in Teen Wi — EDIT wo FURRI RNISHED Rc » ROOMS, SECO! D GY; | tlaman, wife, and three ‘childrens | and two Years; no nurse, Address it NTED—BRICK HOUSE IN parr EST OR op zo HNL: price not to exceed 9,000. State | ion and rey! Address Box 55, Star office. ALL. FAMILY OF ADULTS, ay tots House of yer Rooms: north of eth sts. Address WAKREN ION, Star o! Ws: FURNISHED HOUSE IN T ion of the city at a moderate —l $50 ver month. Addre rent, TED-TO RENT BY RE SPONSIBLE PARTY rl To Groom hon: 1, uorth of O and $25 per mouth. Address Hi ANTED-BIICK #1,800 each; two brick for & 2,500; one for #3,000; one for, “squu0, on vee 000; 5 gue for 86, 000, “Address U. L. BOYE Boor, 719 Market Bpas ¥OR ERRAND) W § RL, AS NURS! ‘Call Waitress in private faaily, Call at 1752 st. hw. ae mt WASTED Boy, ABOUT FOURTEEN” YEans {must have a frontage of 29 feet and jou arn the Watchmaking trade, a| bs e e VY oid to chimaking trade, ot uw, | 200, ormore toan alley: or would like to have sote W country to cook: 1SuyP t Star ANTED-TWO WHITE NURS references, and one colored woman to go in the inst have guod references. £3 possible utd. F. A FIRST-CLASS CLOTHING SALE: Fuuanent position to # good Soe office, esc peice counter; one hav: ‘Addresa, ‘OUNG OR Mt MIDDLE GED MAN ial Light work; goo Roouis gud 10, U1 14th st. u.w., after 8 am. BKOWN'S Intelligence oftice, also, wauted houses from . F. CU 806 6th st. EO BUILDIN LOTSOR HOUSES IN AN Part of the city at speculative prices y for any property oftered under toarket ratse 7. SA. MITCHELL, 934 F st, Room’ \ ANTED—ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF PROPERTY, city or country, encuinbered. oF clear. | For ex HOMAS A. MICHELL. 1 V ANTED—A DWELLI 20,000) for a client. ROGERS, 472 Louisiaus ave. WANTE D—BOARD ood Jote in this vieiuity 1 wards. & LLINANE, WITH GOOD Call as v change. T. TART SALESLADY FOR ex- Stating references, to ‘FROM $5,000 TO Cash in my bunds. J. 0. mb4-1im od waxes. Apply at San SETTLED WOMAN AS NURSE TO of STED—BOARD AND ROOM FOR MAN, WIFE id th r00 Filling to travel; references, re- a child. years), erate pate, bie: tower whe able. PERL NENT, Star office. V ACTIVE ENERGI light werk in cosueconettiees: fice: best refer- guspytequired. Apply 10:30 aan, by WwW recommended and 4 epply Weis Wi. ws must be stew h st. B, ‘ANTED-GENTLEMA NAT ON amended sition in my repared, fon ai ANTED—A BRIGHT BOY, 14 OR 15 YEARS must be able to read and write. Call for3 we TIC LADY FOR | mb23-st* 20. W WANTED—LOTS. y ANTED-1 WANT SOME GROUND THAT IT ill pay to buiid houses on. If you are williug to worth let me know at once, and we will ‘bapgaln quick, “aes P, 0, Box 408. ANTEDECED iGTON LOTS—ANY ONE HAV- well-located Eckington Lots, who will sell E FOR A | PER. Ouse; must come work at| V Wi ‘p. | low, wit find purchaser by midressing ECKINGTON, D—A FIRST-CLASS DRESSMAKER. ows purel oe . corner Park ee ait. oad ‘ —— mb23-3t ‘D—A FIRST-CLASS CABINET MAKER, | 7 que who knows somethit sof appa areterred: WA NTED MISCELL —— MILNE, 011 9th at 3 yA ) BORROW $200 FOR 90 DA’ WSs RELIABLE WHITE eal TO Ww colinterat regulate life® policy in New Ni wait on sick person and inake hervelr weuerally | company for 81.000" mantis fear f years: paid up un ghee come well recommended. Ap) Ul May Lat, 155! Aaa: ress BORD tar office. 1t* Sth st * WwW AFI B15 Pa ave. nw. Wis A) East W iitust be ex W A) fice. daur: Wi cur Hun Addres: 7th st, new, older children required. Call at ANTED—A HAL! confectionery RST-CL, ED # girl to work on pautuloous. ; leo two apprentices at Mri DONOVAN'S. O04 Fst. hw. TE T erts; noMe other need appl between 6 and 8 p.m. at 1749 Penn, ave. ANTLD—A WHITE WOMAN TO COOK AN laundry tor family of three persous, S o'clock at 1022 Lith st. nw. ANTED—A MAN AND HIS WI. farm in Virgina, Address LN. K. TED—A COLORED WOMAN AS NU id for quorning: between 10 and 12. W Star of Wes a NTED-WHITE AND COLORED ME Women Cooks, Farm and Dairymen and ot Swediah women.) CHA [BERMAID AND 5] pbetsoually oF by letter; £9 Sra CALLIN, Soldier's W Yous man, ANTED — HONEST, ANTED—A YOUNG MAN TO ACT asi casi understand book-keeping, ED=BOY Te TO LEARN DRUG BU: inust furnish best of reierence. Addres TED— T SI the day or week. Address R., Star ofc ANTED—A YOUNG MAN WHO HAS SERVED about three years at pre 5 be gharwe of eylinds tt Ws N_ EXPERIEN sulestuan; none other need answer; Feferenc quired. Address SALESMAN, Star office, wh: ANTED—AGENTS FOR BOTTLED. ricity, the woudertul new Catarrh aud Headache jeomaeaeute make $00 a day, S00." B Dept, Chicaxo, Hin mh35-ti Ev—LADY AGENTS AVERAGE OVER $40 ek with my new Kubber Undergarment; the gzandent waventiou for wonuen ever seen, Proot se. Mrs, H. F. Little, Chicago, Lis. 25-01 —A YOUNG MAN WITH SOME, ee wimen's furnishing goods. 28 Hill G BUSINESS. wih Particulars, Rd Star office ASS COAT HAND; A a E-ROLLER, WEIGH- Address BT, K, A. | Jr., Star office. Waist D—TO RENT, ON OR BEFORE AUGUST Ast, a store for retail trade on Fenusylyania aye., between 6th aud 13th sts, south side. Address Box 4, Star office. ml W ANTED — FIRED ‘GILDED— Those wiskius to have china ged ca eave it ath directions tor wilding, st M. W. BEV 1009 Penusylvania ave. mi “Apply after o-cst® wast eD—PARLOR FURNITURE UPHOLSTER- tresses made over work donein « neat and CED CLOTHING a ELEC- 8. mh2zs substantial manuer: carpet cleaned on floor method; sewed and inid. Address C. NELSON Ga. mbi W ED—FOR AN EASY SHAVE OR A FIRST- class haircut, go to the LITTLE STUDIO around the corner of 14tU'st. and Pa, 503 14th, opposite Willard’s; operated by Philadelphia white artists, V y ANTED—DRESS CUTTING MADE. RAST. Madame Washington's “Dress Cu pateuted, ebables every one to learn to eat all bit garments readily aud accurately. The system Wil be ught, aud the scale and a measure book furnished Persons learning this system are imumedi- y in @ position to earn wood wages. Ladies ng experienced bands can obtain them at the schuol at any time, F st. mby-19t* WASTED, BAUM Pay! == ey | prices for second-hand Furnitu bare, Carpal ete and Fea ty. DoF, ‘YOU HAVE CABINET WORK, UP- Entire Households a 4] st. sw. mes Winikt holstei furniture to. pack, ship or store, send SE T chamiberwork; referenc yer Place, for THOMAS FOLKS, 1800 Hstreat northwest: every ume, mb1d-lm* WASTED—T0 BUY FOR HIGHEST CASH PRICE second-hand furniture, carpets, stoves, feathers, “enn icy, Orders by mail or otherwise receive prompt atven- tion, F.J, EINSTEIN, 1009 B st, 2.w., opposite hay wcale. mul5-lm* a y ANTED_ HORSES TO KEEP. BOX STALLS; MSTR ‘rsonal attention ; order box at Price's Stables, 311 Otist, nw. Pari, stist rosd, 8 miles from city. ligo, mb ss Work: MHUst ANTED-TRY SCRIBNER, BEST BUTTERD cr press, Apply CHURCH SEWS | WANTED! cents’ pound: cooking, 13 rd ib cents pound. farranted not to get strong or | iota eh ae he sae se 3. Bor save only ‘at mal others ft tapering B25 seo tiene ¥.M. BURNUAM, 010 9th Norra Ll “e fome, PRO! 18 or 20; fair education; good ud, ADY TO DO CLERICAL WORK IN ice; Must be quick aud accurate in one who lives eth ba Address -HAND CLOTHIN = aud ia re whic as re paid, Call ‘LASKEY"! corner 2dst.b.w. my2z6 WANTED STEAM. CARPET CLEANING AND enovating Works; Feathers Renovated, ants RESS WV ANTED—GooD sECON guns, revolvers, old. 23-Bt RELIABLE highest cash 1 Office, » prices” will Penn. avi MPT, 1 Gres; cayable of mabaging boys Bruly but kind! Diat- N., Star Uttice, is oe ~ mh23 Bt tresses Made Over, Furniture Steamed, and Moths De- WASTED A FIRST-CLASS TRINMER; ALSO | “AiiS,4 S-YOUNGE.1402 Paay.,Lelepboue 1008-2, assistant muilliuers etd. C. HUTCHINSON, 907 | Pa. ave. mb25-3t ats BUSINESS CHAN CES $10, 000 )-PARTNER, ACTIV wurets andcun bring wood DAL WOKK, Star alice. zi OR SILENT, with above amount Wanted to take ENCE V ing to invest gednei aie Wz ANTED—A Mi it si 161 measure sloue. or made; Mun NDORE’S EMPLOYMENT Bi Teau, conducted by ladies, men and women, white id colored, for all kinds ot domestic labor, tor District aud states, With references, 717 M st. n. t ‘ED — EVERY ONE SEEKIN tto know where to get it women. Clerks, copyists, BENeh oan hands oud dairy yy ANTED — reeaac ite; Do lapses to cover; Washington Betencial Endowment 10th st. u.w., apply nae tol Jounted outside leading ol section, au established house. Mout wited. Melerences. MANUFACTURER, TED—LEARNERS 3 's New Interuational Tailor System of Dresa and Garment Cutting with any inch rule and tape Patterns and materials cut and bested ue ge Atking required: piace of retiring member of firm doing profitable jewitimate mercantile business. Full information PE {OR RENT-THR_E O} <ISH F ERT R FOUR UNFURNISHED rent moderate, H st. NICELY | FURNISHED Lee Peer, 3 Met DRS es RENT FURNISHED FAROE NOD Th ‘MOD. ISHED ROOMS ON oderate. Apply 1125 Sth et. nw. ey: ae aw. Fe RENT—FOU R OUNFUR! Ast floor. or three on 2d. in ences exchabged ; cars pass ibe mh26-3t* UR RENT—TWO PLEASANT COMMUNICATING Toome ip private Jat 3 Ls 5 mee or Unfurmial | for light housekeeping , sec jour: use of bath ; cow: Yenieut to three car liuen 1508 Oth at bow, mew pk REST PRIVATE Faauy. RIGHT, NEWLE | furni: a! ve Room: inante pleasant lai e | f denned, it | references.*1416 Lith ts eas nem gene, JOR RENT-IN PRIVATE FAMILY, A WELL- Turnished front Room, in central location, near two wes cars: convenient to Post and Peusion offices; break desired. “Address M. P.P., Star office. mabe Fe. T — FURNISHED — THRE large aud airy; convenient to State, War and Navy | Gepartnent. References. 1/08 F st.n.w. mb | [POR RENT 3 OR 4 UNFURNISHED ROOMS ON d floor. for housekeeping, at 1 tw. | half square trom State, War apd was, water and bath; reut low. oe JOR RENT—UNFURNISHED—TW ‘also second fioor ; Jow to good tenant, 919 POE, RENT_DESIRABLE NEWLY FURNISHED le Tooms in private fan ily within a few steps of ave. | hue cars; geutlemen preterred. 2131 K st_ mlz6-3t" | Pak, ENT FRONT ROOMS, ON SECOND floor of warehou Louisiatio ave. ; private ou- | trauce to steps from sheen at SF THREE LARG: x FURNISHED rooms, 2d floor, house poy and modern; rent low forsummer. Apply at 1535 Yth st. uw. after 3 o'clock pn, miee-2t OR RENT. ERAL VERY DESIRABLE FUL- gated, Kocts, itu excellent family board: two farge commun: Hoos, well ventilated, will | Beited without atiful Iocetions S19 Cstnw. mb20-3 a RENT—IN PRIVATE F! "WO NICEL} LY, furnished south roouis: single or eit suite best part of K st. ; also brick stable. Star office, POR PENT Pour Beatty vate family, turiished. house ; south aiid east trout; opeu i room :Feferoncesrequired 1101 Kaw RENT—FURNISHED KOUM OR ROO enient to belt line ot cars aud pension office. | pat. 25-81" roe ai REN T THREE LARGE PLEASANT UNFUR- rooms on firs , sultabl bse: a, he NE yer ae eg LARGE Ba newly repaired. si jor reetaltrant U5 D st.” Ken! Si Pea attention. Apna =a ed a SH : ma single oF en faruished “Cal'at 31a Sdn “RE TWO FURNISHE ROOMS Sus and water for hight housekeeping. 343. Penn. mb: ad ant a a R tara M- and airy, house private, couveniest to blie bales ‘aud Testaurants, good location: G09 ot aw. = mz5-3t* (OOMS, AN PEt — od double-corner replaces in every mii-1 aa ISHED juite, second or third floor; fuuirely refitted ‘and newly .w. LOCHIEL HOUSE, 6512 9TH ST. Uwe furnished —_— with board; central Jocw tion, ter mh _ 1510 H st. nw. References. m18-2w* JOR RENT—THREE LARGE UNFURNISHED easane Benet eee u! img may nd esa beth, on id floor; excellent for’ ligut housekec} cheap; $16 per mouth 008 ath st nw he {OR RENT—NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO quiet parties, single or en suite, in p faniily of two: bo Questions usked. Address 1 WO,’ Star office. mnz3-3t" I OK RENT—-816 15TH ST, N- front rooms on second and third floors. NOt RENJ—316 INDIANA AVE Turnished rvoms, with good tabi HANDSOMELY luups.; central location, near City board; all mud. i. FRE REST 1014 151K SEN. WoFUST ABOVE | - fd rr ao wished Povll Swit board. on méderai jocation Uhsurpassed exchanged. — OR RE! ‘SANT SOUTH FRONT Toows, single or eu suite, furuished or unfur- hished ; sanitary psumbinx : board in house; transien! mzg-3e" uests accommodated. 1121 Lat. new. JOR REN T—LARGE WELL-PUKNISHED KUOMS, oue with toldiug bed: ‘southern exposure, low Fates: no chilureu; uew house with woderu couveni- ‘S$ ind. ave, near 3d aud D nw. ate ence: Fk 2 1A NICELY FUKNISHED FRONT Tool, opposite @ reservation, with ail modern im- fiakomente: private iamily ; cubveuieut to three car nes. Lerius Very reasonable. 90S 1Uth st aw mZ3-s" WOR KENT THRE} FUENISHED ROOMS, SIN- SIN- gie or cn suite, suitable tor a gentleman and his = Teterence required. New Jersey ave. Iw, Eas St OR REN G Fi D AND Bt uutariinbed a Ve ea —4 iu all of the city, trou @4 to $0; all information free, RENTING PARLOLS, ST Ge a mien $0 KENT —-UNFURNISHED—1 Junteating rua BUS E mbz3-6t* ARGE COM- d Boor, including 5, m1! OREN THA DSOM RNISHED ROOMS, single or en suite, on parior o1 Vive, Call uiter G'ovcock. | * Re AOR eat (OR RENT—1315 MASS, AVE. N irable large airy rove, 4uruiebed™ posure; reasunuble rates, mb2z3-3t* NT-—LALGE ROOMS—NEW HOUSE, BAY Mindow, sinxie or eu suite, with or without board; north and south exposure; all'con.; three blocks froui Pa, ave. and Departments; terms’ moderate; private y._ 2002 F st. nw. mb2s-Bt* FURNISHED SOUTH et HSE wonth also brick stable, 69 yer ".; VERY DE- utherh ex- hz, Fok, BENI-A LARGE front rovin. with alcove, sual room, $5 per mouth; 2 Month. Inquire $27 Pt ne RENT—TWO UNFURNISHED ON 2D floor, suitable for light housekeeping, with wat fund gus and ba’ Sath-room; wo children; terias moderate, At auz Ni a. mhz3-3t* = Ee padinck ees pac 80) exposure; private tamil, couvenient to 1dth et: cars; pleasent baie tee | “p one or two persons, FOR “RE! NE-AT 1021 11TH ST., COR M oa. ~ x sty a Ii"frout ou abe etscote Shake es to de a parties; table board. _ vee RE! ee FORRES i Soa 10 New Jersey ave. Dw. pear the Hotel, Maltby aud Capitol grou: eruis reasonable, iu Fork RENT—THE CHEAPEST AND. oar uished rooms in the ty, with or without ‘board si tue Clinton house, 86 7th Roos all prices; the best table board am he Last tab the city for 83. 50 per week: JOK RENT—THRE! FURNISHED ROOMS, third floor; suitable for light bot yng? ad Gus lance pou wecoud floor; suitable for office. Eu quire 617 La, mb16-lu given te partics menning business, Address WHOLE- r office, 6-1" Ww 7 ANTED—8500. SIO WILL DO FORO: Se at 8 per cent interest: given, whic! satisfac! Gomey. ew de Umes'amount, Radrees CLARKE. Bier oflce moO was ANTED—87. 7,000 TO @30,000. A THOROUGH 1d practical architect and builder wishes a party with the swove aincuut to join in buridiug aunall houses towel, Address box 146, Star office. mb23-3t" K SALE OR RENT—OLD-ESTABLISHED WOOD coal business, including two wharves. Apply Bs 2901 14th stmwe Wieta's BUY GROCERY AND PROVISI ee with an established trade; price from 600 200 cant atock wust be inveutoried. | Addre WKN, Star office. ca ‘OR aoe VERNON MEAT xD SES ton market, s. w. cor. Sth aud Mts. u. w. Inquire D INDUS rs re ‘gents; new abd popular plows. it will cost note ‘wages for t PERATE HABITS, eres Pine | te hy salar; ‘Lock Box JOR RENT—1224 PA_ AVI and dwelling; ruus COUMBE, 1420 New York Fu RENT-STORE AND DWELLING: 1 9 E 2 p.m, gultable fr restaurant or any other bua 88. Apply to OWNEK, 220 7th. bs JOR SALE—-THE FIXTURES oF, ONE OF THE the system taught by best stands on Boventhat. 2. w. it. DW. 2m" it. DW. WANTED_SITUATIONS. pine caer eae PREDWATICGUN Ee e, Linotype, Dyuainoxraph, ‘Touuin fatjottt Tocal TED—BY A COLORED GIRL A PLACE TO Stocks, CHAS. A: SHIELDS, 1006 F w. ( CHOICE LOCALIT ROR RENT—DESK-ROO. Jugxs Insurance Co. Building, 1331 F, tn room No! | EF | Fis SALE—CHEAP— | hornes zs Tinie wy fie LG apc tere, oe oi BE rng rad — < aie wo that = wenlete it A oe ‘treat Ne ts reference. Address P.O. Box 300 mb26 ih Fev SALE —PS\CHO-PATTE! LEN RAFAT ¥ Bicy- vis lading Sepation : rennet aed cogpen at ag ge = Suv Oth wt Apply by Vetter or after 0 p.m, Mr I OR sate FROM NE DRIVING and ridiug horses, sound, kind andeatle. one very speedy. Also two thoroughbred kugliah Masti Paya, Solas reer 1718 14th ot Bow. HENRY Davis” at DOR SA ‘EN Yi Tiane OLD, kind tm harness aud a fine saddle mare, pert piety na seeaat FADELEN © stabie ve hs criuriber particulars inquire of BF. Gli, 1005 Px. . as whet Fs. gate “HEAP—A SECOND-HAND BICYCLE for boy 10 to ie years. Cal et A302 Beth st mbze ‘OR SALE—FINE ENGLISH GREVH renntie old. SCHMID Bird Store, 3) A LARGE Gitoc! a wa Dayton and Harness, Can be seen 1516 141 Fs, SALE — PARLOR SUITE, DIN earns Carpeta Call at 5138 {OR SALE—HANDSOME PONY TUKNOUT— Pony 6 years oid. 13 hands, pertectly sade ior the moat tituid’to se. oud traverse Aloca etplisks cart a reese Apply et stable 1006 15th et. bow {OK SALE—A HANDSOME BLACK MANE. IN. Quire st ALLISON NAYLOR'S stables. milvs-3t —BED FEATHERS 1 5c. aPoU ND. z= bed dite ai SATS, sorters by wise, desaver AKD Dcstincu- es ae ene tatea JOR SALE—CHE. CEAR A oF oF F OLD INSIDE Slutter dots. ‘Apply to ALPRED enc terire 2 a JOR SALE—A YOUNG JENSEY aur “ Fas cau be ween at 2405 Col Columbia eve. i yew sssmad JOR SALE—GROCERY AND PROVISION STURE, situated on the coruer; low reut good cha rught party, Address ¥.G. 8. k., Star office. FSR Salk AT NEW YoRE CARKIAGE AND Harvess Kepository, three Carriages aud Haruens, {ary leaving the city: diso lange variety of Carriages, uses, Surriee. Dayious, Extension Love, Busia Wasous’ of all styles. wew aud secon Large stock of Harness,’ We ‘sell for cash or ti Ww EYER, 400 Pa ave. nw. __ mb (OK SALE — GREAT BARGAIN — BEAULIFUL carved paneled case Cabiuet Grand Piauo. super Youve. French grand repeating ection os uew ‘rugibal price $20, cau be boLght fo mb25-2w* 70 74h st. hw, Fe ‘SALE — ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA— ¥4 volumes: uete, ¥th edition, @ Yoer ke way tor it wo per mouth. eraudest work uy Address LB. 0. ‘tar offer. mb Foe, SALESSMALL CONFECTIONERY, STOCK aud Fixtures new. Location 14tu st, Lag ed West. Price $20 ul taken at unos, SLAND, Star ofhe : 5B QUK SALE-TE. EAK-ULD Mules. “Can bo seen af . ‘TLEFIELD'S WHARF, whew Foot 26th st. u.wr. JOR SALE—A BA IF TAKEN AT ONCE— SAIN Te F cenel sind, aud tle Loree, with uice busy 4 harvest, als Yor 655. Gall Feed tore, At baud Boundar, mbey-3t" OR sALE=A oe WEIGHT TWO-WHEEL covered Cart. suitable tor laundry, «rocery, of auy ligt detivery wots. Cau be een a UUUPLi. 3 stabie, Fear of 13221 st Fes SALE—A VERY PKEITY PAIR OF BLACK Morgan) horses: pertectly mutched in size, color J marks, Loty Lauds. sound and kind, a lovely team * coupe, both are Very show) Under tue seddie. been rddeu cunsiauuy bye iady : will aizo drive stutle.. Address CAVALKY OFFICE, Bar office OR SALE—PAIR YOUNG, irom Virginie. good size. clean travelers: logetuer separate, ber nhe saddle and di Horses tur ire, Columbia stables, rear 14th st uw Es SALE—COLUMBIA Bi BAFETY new lust July, ELOCE J, par Jk sale SPECIAL! Actual bancians aio uuuiber of slight); aud Organs, iu periect order. Bold on ube23-tovap £.G. Sad, Fok SY 2e-* KARE BARGAIN. A MAGNIF cent cabinet grand Uprigut plane; dark rose wo: fase; rickiy wished; graud action, three strilses throlgbout, overstruig. powertul, briliaut wud even tone; UbeqUalled 1m ait Lite fluest poluts of exce.ieuce , Bande by best wawers aud fully guaranteed, Used out & few mouths by a lady piauist Who bee kedt the city aud wall wake s swore tor yuck saue,” Cost Wullsell tor only $200. © suvauce am mMouthly payuieuta, Cau be soon at 9, 4k PANU LACHANGE WAREROOMS, m2 Vis Pe ave, JOR SALE—ALL PIANO BARGAINS ECLIPSED by the toliowing offer: Une Laudsome Cprgut Fiano, reiiuble make, possessing & rich tune aud Pe sponsive touch, laude Uf seiected material, ivory keys, Fichiy carved trusses, Goruiau exteusiou hiuges on cuveraud tuil board, mice music desk; price only S1v cash, iucluduy scart and stool, iis imatr: installment plau tor @2 a Fr SOUND HORSES r mace. HORSES FROM them soue ane we dest aud driverns iso several jow-pri horses: brood SCHL, & QUIGLEY, iu rear of B33 Dat.ae, ED TY HEAD OF choice Drivin, Saddie.Cowch, aud Draugut iurwon = pairs of uumictied Desught iiurees, weucut 1, ‘Tsod 3S or 1U hue Carnage Horses, 4 of o hue Saadle Horses; several he Cart uresasahd s tewtene tases the test are suutabue 1oF all purposes: prices from gu Wo 8250, we have also on halid $ Bue howd eau trot jvetter ual Suites; ail stock warranted at represented, pecistacticu sual anteud, 3. Waites £D0ntin tear "or G1ZG st, mblu-2w xr SALE—HORSE, PHAETON, AND HAKNESS, suitable for ind, lavie, OCs aud OLY G st w. ADDIbOS BAILEY JOR SALE-SEVEKAL FIN sistlug of one ciewaut Br some Preuch wc tavate et ua a ote clear eeal ob ue, a6 ny Techutes tor the purcuase aud sale uf Horses, om Harvess, Bc, are Uueurpesred, aud iy iuea soca tod ate Sena Sanaa eats tie _mbl6-sua a. F. yw Nba, iuzu | La. 00k SALE—PIANO BARGAINS—PiANUS TUN to the jhiguest degree of excellence ble, $11 12u st. nw, Foe SALE THE LARGEST STOCK A aD best variety in the oily ot Buggies, bx-Lop Fusctous, 2x-lop Durreys, Cut-Luder urreys, Cauopy-iop purrey’s. 2 aud 4 Sprius Pusetons, Miniature Phactous, Victorias; Doctor Flsewis a speciaity, gud Buty ait ferent Kilids uf DUsiuess Wagous and Wracks : suleageus Jor the Columbus Buggy Co. veuscles, ho: trouinte show Work Whelner you buy or wot. J, A PwoBE ave. and 1290 2d st, cor, 6th aud ¥. ue he bana vows all expen ‘guires bo av iw idee or uses ot fal Bea for creaiad Aid price bat. D. BALLACE, Ag 751 5; reut very low. ____ mh 26-3 oR RENTOA VE VERY DESIRABLE OFF = | Rem et 1307 F ty A OFFICE Ox miso oot LER & RUTHERFORD, —— A TED THE PRESENT ADDicESS OF we FANSY w ut summetuing W ber ad Vantage eee —— tonne ed ee “ sont rooms, $10 each, ald two com! fora stall family. “Apply at S18 Louk at we tee pas eth of SaaS, 7 SUCH ASE UNDE oh aod one aN, OVE, ti ed iS WHI f fata Hill lots, = has ch Sa an. Ws PE i take sare foe wa ‘olin future. Rg SEITLE CO, i225 Fat. mb23-; -hapee — ELEG) NT apenas tae AND pmeiey ~yt - due Lueir Budress? B. Sad te ke bi lf 1e userul; no t Ty. ” UROPE country. "Address 0 Stable between Landa Tok | "YO! PiGHAN fuk Wastes pee jug Bulidiug’ Tale di Gist. sae well Lahted,, peo WiLL MEET YOU Ay WILLARDS 1d. 17th sis. n. 1t*_ | county, elevated, plateau: ‘20° acres: warm | pocae RovT i ylewine ‘Hotel 8.30 pan. to-day. SORE ANTED— \GERMAN BOY, 18 YEARS OLD, D soil; Biu‘sclec ornamental trees; | mh2-tmh31 © idee sw. “GENTLEMAN, WHO sirens TO START IN lis! ish, desires 8 sithation in Grocery or | lawns, terraces, soft, runt spring, roman romantic slat May on ab extended European tour, desires to be t'references from last cinploys un. creek. Waterfall, UALUE ‘nat ema: 12-room car - = Stee acer the Gl aeeie hee touatve LOST AND FOUND. AT ‘HEADQUARTERS POSITIONS utes’ from state normal echool and churches: ‘bambermaid, Waitress, Lai and | fined wealthy, {Home market; Cost Lara roan, MORNING IN BELT LINE CAR Nursés, Seatustress, Men Waiters. Cooks, men, | $20,000; ; No reasonable exci wets jersey ave. or I LIC Butlers, SAM'L A. COOMBS, 920 Fatn.w. ie” | a0! etued to, Utle perfect, HL SUMe reward it i Toei fe Witttinia vafcus tuner fanntegcuee | y WItd EXCHANGE 00" ACRES OF FinsT. oar HORING. ETHER nurses a Ww —] NI pen, waiters. Cone choral ho house men and teatnahi aoe ne oe land for soulty in. District proper- nue or 7th-st. csr, 3 the juropean 5 MMtaress FRANK HUMES 404 Feuns. eve | pos “A bultable reward if Feturned to Witt ED-AT “ORG-PORITIONS a ex ibis Lad TEs aa WE WORLD DO MOVE” REMEMBER THE "AWN-COLORED god feat maida, ‘weiter’ 4 buckein eran FM. enna | = Derren, ae Cor AERA? want B Roy oi oun enn cue 4 t. ato ai PER 7; frarranted one ued one Feary; sock ang ies work at 4 ETENT EXP! [= a. —_ Wats ‘colo area a situation ae chambe Davee aw bees Le T a POCKET-BOOK. AT WASHINGTON | Tiinois. Murees ities ANNIE CRAWEOMD, SOC ut b.wt es 1 6, ENOL AEE ae "ANTED sittate RESPECTABLE. COLORED BOARDING. L= ‘hits with lean marhingn, Gare ‘woman couar, a3 ‘Lame travel for summer with white lady. Gall until thure- | |>LEASANT ROOMS. WITH BOARD. AT RE- oved” oved $10 editing Ae = Giyac lagu Mot a. mb26-20" Bstend Sait sor the the ip nr THUS BEES 3 piped fro NG RENTS —— WAntepoa x ‘YOURS MAN, COLORED. WISHES | {lone at summer prices, ge ie Ade Cot. Bw. 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