Evening Star Newspaper, April 3, 1889, Page 2

HIS FIRST i .PT10O} Brilliant Gathering at the White House Last Night—Social Notes. The state apartments of the White House were thrown open last evening from 9 to 11 o'clock. the occasion being a reception in honor of the Prince and Princess Takehito, of Japan. The invitations were sent out by the Secretary of State. The White House was in gala attire, brilliantly illuminated, decorated with bloom- ing plants and cut flowers, and the conserva- tory, that is now one mass of bloom, was thrown open. The — numbered about three hundred. At 9 o'clock the presi- dential party descended to the blue room, the Marine band stationed xz the vestibule play- ing “Hail to the Chief.” Col. J. M. Wilson and Lieut. Duvall led the procession. Presi- dent and Mrs. Harrison came next followed by Secretary Proctor and Mrs. Blaine, Secretary Blaine and Mrs. Windom, Secretary Tracy and Mra. Wilmerding. Secretary Rusk and | Mrs. Rusk, Dr. John Scott and Mrs. Scott-Lord, father and sister of Mrs. Harrison, Mr. and Mrs. McKee, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Harrison, Miss Margaret Blaine and Mise Mason, Secre- tary Haliord and Miss Lina McKee. The guests of honor and their attendants were in the red parlor. and as soon as the receiving line was; formed they passed into the blue parlor, and the Prince aud Princess Takehito stood next to Mrs. Harrison in line. The President stood iirst, and Col. J. M. Wilson made the presenta- tions. The Japanese uiinister, in full court uniform. stood in front of the prince sud princess with his face to the recety- ing party all the evening. Mrs. Harrison, whose face showed traces of her recent illness, but who looked very happy. wore a trained directoire gown of blue gray faille, the front having panel of pink silk: the square corsage was edged with gold and pearl passementerie. and filled and edged with lace. She wore dia- mond earrings and pins, and held a round bou- quet of pink roses. Next to Mrs. Harrison stood Prince Takehito, who is small in stature, wearing a very handsome conrt dress. The princess is taller than her husband. and she wore a trained dress of silver and gray striped brocade, front of blue silk veiled in white lace; the bodice had a pointed opening edged with lace and she wore a black velvet collar studded with diamond stars and large pendant of dia- monds, diamonds in her night-black bair and in the bracelets that were about her wrists. She held a bouquet of jucqueminot roses. Mrs. Blaine. who stood next in line, wore a handsome toilet of English rose satin, en traine, with & panel at the side of flowered pearl satin, ‘The Dedice had a pompadonr opening filled with lace, and the elbow, sleeves were edged with lace. Mrs. Blaine wore dixmonds in her lace; the coiffure was dressed high, and her man} friends here welcomed her return to offic society. Mrs, Windom wore a gownof pale blue brocade in darker blue, trimmed with revers of turquoise biu> velvet and lace; Mrs. Wilmerding was in a d2-olette dress of black Bruwels net, trimmea wish j for some ropes of jet that wer the shoulders. She wove a pearl necklace and pendant and dia.v:1 pins in the edge of the bodice. Mrs, Rusk, - no was next in line to the foregoing ladies, w »-c a dress of sycamore silk with black velvet body ani train; Mra. McKee was attired in a trained gown of silver ray brocade, combined with golden brown | jaille. with yoke of amber and silver trimmings. Mrs. Russell Harrison was in blue silk and white flowered | satin and wore a handsome diamond necklace, Her bodice was low and sleeveless. Mr. Russell Harrison, who stood by his wife’s side at the end of the line, wore a white satin embroidered waistcoat, and a white rose in his lapel. Mr. McKe 0 wore a white rose. Some of those back of the line were Mrs. Scott_Lord, in black velvet and white satin; Madam Mutsu, trained dress of white ottoman silk: Mrs. Thos. Wanamaker, black dotted net; Mrs. Hobson, pearl gray velvet: Mrs. Lieut. Logan, who was with her father, Admiral Porter. wore skirt pink silk gauze and body and dress of velvet; Mrs. John F. Rodgers, white silk pearls: Mrs. Deering, white sil directoire gown of pink silk, with front of white silk: Mrs. Dr. All: of the lega white silk; Mrs. Georg: B. Loring, pink satin and train of white brocade; Mrs. Hearst. flam- ings silk and y» ' © f::thers; Mrs. Stockbridge. trained dress of gris corded silk; Mrs. Hale, princesse gown of heavy white silk, flowered in a large pattern of palmetto, and wearing beauti- ful diamonds; Miss Margaret Blaine, white ; Mrs. John M. quhar, blue silk 3S. S. Cox, pink satin; Mrs. Maj. 3% velvet; Maj. Parker, Miss Parker, Gen. and Mrs. Biddle, Miss Biddle, Major Far- qubar, Mr. 8.8. Cox. Senator and Mrs. Reagan, Senator Hearst. Senator Stockbridge. Senator aud Mrs. Payne, Mr. Richard Porter, Major and Mrs. Tucker, Gen. Van Viiet. nator and Mrs, Hiseock, Senator and Mrs. Paddock, Gen. Rose- erans, Senator and Mrs. and Miss Ingails, Dr. Allen, secretary of the Corean legation; Senator Morrill. Mr. Jas. Morrill, Major Lucas, Mrs. E. €. Halliday, Capt. Jo'n FP. Rodgers, Gen. Card Commodore Vax Rospen, Count an the Countess Gponnesk. Count d'Arco Valley, the Co-n‘ais Lsopoldine. Mr. Alfons Von Mumra. Be-on Von Sternberg. Sen- ator and Miss Dav +s. Senator and Mrs. Cock- rell, Mrs. and Miss “{+ad. Judge Durham, Maj. and Mrs. Pow Mr. Henry Edwardes, of the British le; jon; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert. Gen. | Holabird, Col. and Mrs. Breckinridge. Miss Ada | Marphy. Minister Tavera, Mrs. John M. W: son. Miss Gussie Wilson. Mrs. n. Berdan. | Miss Lay. Gen. and Mrs. Moore, Gen. and Mra. McKeever. Commodore and Mrs. Casey. Assistant Postmaster-General and Mrs. Clark- son, Mr. and Mrs. Springer. Minister Romero, Minister Koustan. Mavroyeni Bey. Mr. and Mrs. Hudelist. and our minister to Portugal. Dr. George B. Loring. ‘The reception was a ‘most enjoyable affair, as the rooms were at no time crowded. and promenading in the large rooms and corridors was a pleasant pastime. The Vice-President. Secretary Windom, and | Secretary Noble did not reach the biue parlor | until the reception was well under way. At the | close of the first hour, the most of the guests | having passed through the reception-room, the ladies of the line sat down on the sofas and | ebairs at their backs. ax the seats of the bar- | ricade were all tar toward them. Now that the art exhibition in the Morton | residence has closed. society people, who took | so much interest in that beet red a8 an appro- | _ Lenten diversion, will be interested in mowing that Mr Wazgaman’s galleries in Georgetown will be kept open to the public ou Thtrsdays during April During the past few months some important and interesting paintings have been added to Mr. Waggaman’s | galleries, which bave an added attraction. not | ssevsed by the late artiste’ display, in his large and superb collection of ceramics. In this line Mr. Waggaman hassome examples not ey cape if matched by anything of the kind in this country, and worthy the attention of ex- — as well as of visitors generally. Another feature commending this exhibit to the favor of the public is the fact that the gross receipts atthe door are paid over for charitable purposes. These several considerations ought to insure a full attendance every Thursday. Mrs. William A. Hammond gave a breakfast at the Country club yesterday. The guests were the Marquise Lanza, Mrs. Hazen. Mrs, ‘Tyler, Mra. Bugher, Mrs. Corcoran Hill. Mrs. S. S. Howland, Mrs. Hinckley, Mrs. Winlock, Mrs. Lincoln, Mra. John F. Rodgers, Miss Edes, Mrs. Logan, and Mrs. Hornsby. Mr. and Mrs. Simon Wolf have returned from their southern trip. A Portland. Ore.. special to the N.Y. Tridnne ssys: Mrs. Esther Holliday, widow of “Ben” Holliday, of pony express fame. is critically ill | here. and is uot expected to live. She has bee ip delicate health for a number of years, but no fears have been felt for her until the last | few dave. The unceasing litigation with Jos. | Holliday, her brother-in-law and -exeeutor of the estate. relative to the disposition of the property has greatly depressed her. Mr. and Mrs, William S. Holman have issned | cards for the marriage of their daughter, | Pamela Dean, to Frederick L.. Harvey, on Mon- | morning. April ¥. at 9 o'clock, at Trinity P. | eburch. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey will reside at 1123 17th street. Mr. A. T. Britton has moved into bis elegant new house on 16th street. Miss Gettie Kiley, of Newark, N. J,, who has Deen a guest of Miss Blanche Gross. of South Washington since the early part of March, re- turned to her home yesterday morning. Mrs. George B. Loring’s hospitable home, | that has been for many years one of the most t social centers in the city, was thronged with cullers yesterday afternoon offering con- gratulations mingled with regrets at the absence the acceptance of the mission to Portugal tende: Dr. Loring by the Presi- dent entails. Dr. Loring assisted in entertain- ing the callers, and Miss Van Renssalaer, of New York, made tea at « dainty table. The sick baby at the White House, Benjamin | 1589, in’ which th: | that he owns more proper | ment THE STREET RAILROADS. How They Were Affected by Action of Congress at the Last Session. THE ONLY THING DONE WsS TO ALLOW THE USE OF ANY MOTIVE POWER IN PLACE OF HORSES EXCEPT ELECTRICITY FROM OVERHEAD WIRES— WHAT THE COMPANY ARE DOING ABOUT IT. There was but little legislation in regard to street railways iu the District at the last session of Congress, A number of bills were intro- duced asking for the extension of lines now in operation, but Congress failed to make them laws, The only piece of legislation affecting street railways was the adoption of a clause authorizing the roads to make use of any mo- tive power that might be considered advisable excepting, of course, electricity by means of overhead wires. THE PROPOSED CABLE ON SEVENTH STREET. As has been stated in Tae Star the Washing- ton and Georgetown railroad company have decided to avail themselves of this privilege by substituting cable power on the 7th street line of that road in place of the horses now in use, ‘The work of putting down the cables will be begun at once. THE POSITION OF THE OTHER COMPANIES on the question of motive power seems to be one of expectancy. They are not exactly satis- fied with the motors of yarious kinds that have been devised and they are waiting for such im- provements as will, in their opinion, make them decidedly superior to the present methods of street car transportation. THE METROPOLITAN COMPANY. The directors of the Metropolitan street rail- way company have had a committee looking up this matter for some time. One of the directors of the road said to @ Star reporter this morn- ing that new devices and improvements on old devices were coming out so rapidly that the en- tire method of transportation for street railways might be said to be in agransition state. The | company, he said. was not in favor of the cable | road, as it was thought # superior motor might be found. If such did not prove to be the case the company did not propose to lag be- hind, but would keep up with the procession and furnish as rapid and convenient transporta- tion as any line in the city. The attention of the directors, he said, had been called to a motor which seemed to be promising, and it was the intention to make a change from the noe power pow employed as soon a8 practic- able. PROPOSED EXTENSIONS WHICH CONGRESS FAILED TO ACT ON. While no bills authorizing tae extension of street railways passed at the last session of Con- Gress, a number were introduced. Perhaps the most important was the bill authorizing the Metropolitan road to extend lateral branches for their line on East Capitol street, both north and south. At present the northeast and south- east sections of the city luck the railroad facili- ties which the rapid growth in population ae- mands, and the bill was designed to mect this | necessity. Congress was also asked to grant | an important extension to the Eckington Ele tric road. It was proposed to extend the r from New York avenue down Sth street to street, and thence to the Treasury department. ‘There were some extensions asked for by tl Washington and Georgetown road, but the shared the same fate with the others. and Con- gress adjourned without doing anything in this direction, THE PROPOSED CABLE ON SEVENTH STREET. The board of directors of the Washington and Georgetown railroad company ata meeting | this morning at the office of the company, held | in relation to the substitution of a cable road for the horse line on 7th street.selected Messrs, Heury Hurt, C. ( . BR. Riley, and Geo. A. McIihenny as an executive committee, who will have full control of the work of th cable road. After the adjournment of the di rectors the executive committee held a meet- | ing which lasted considerable time. The re- } | | sult of the meeting could not be ascertained, as President Hurt stated that no information would be given to the press at present, Mr. Geo. T. Dunlap, « director of the road, | was seen by a Stax reporter. to whom he stated | that the substitution of a cable road on Seventh street was only a beginning. and added: “As we have a right to change the entire road to this or any other system, having been granted the power by Congress ina bill passed some time ago, it is quite likely that the cable system will Le adopted for the Avenue branch probably not a great while after the completion of the Sev- euth street branch. Not one minute of time will be lost in pushing this work ahead. No; no engineer has been selected, but I am quite sure [know who it will be, au engineer well up in cable railroading. No surveys will be made until an engineer has been finally selected. Meetings will be beld day and night until every detail Las been settled. ————— DISTRICT GOVERNMENT. AGAINST THE TRACKS ON K STREET. The Commissioners have received a petition from Thos. Cullin and forty other residents of K street northwest, in answer to Messrs. Dwyer | and Parker's communication of the 30th ul which was published at the time in Tue Stan. The petition says: “‘Inanswer to Messrs. Parker and Dwyer intheir communication state that only signers who objected to the rem railroad tracks were residents of K stre that one, to their knowledge, was a property holder. we want to state that we did not st in our petition that we were residents of K street, but residents south of K street. But to convince the honorable Commissioners of the District aud also Messrs, Parker and Dwyer that the property-holders on K street do not want | the railroad on their street, but heartily coin- | cide with the committee who waited on the Comtissioners, we herewith present this pe tion signed by the property-holders of said street. Messra. Parker and Dwyer also state that one of the men who signed the petition is | employed by the railroad, but he only gets | wid for the labor he performs and has toiled or many years to accumulate a little property which is as dear to him as the property of those who are clamoring to have the eiteea removed to K street. And Mr. Parker also sa‘ fronting on K street than all the other objectors together, which we can prove is utterly untrue, as he is only agent for a few small houses and @ couple of vacant lots.” The petition has been re- ferred to the engineer department. THE COLLECTOR'S TAX CERTIFICATES. The Commissioners are considering a new poate of the effect of certificates of the col- lector as to the condition of the tax accounts of property. In the pending case a certificate was issued from which the assessment for the im- provement of B street north, adjoining the capitol grounds, was omitted, because the as- sessment had been made by the Sec- retary of the Interior, and the record thereof not known to the District tax officers. The property to which the certificate referred changed hands on the strength of the certificate. Subsequently the special assess- clerk ascertained that there was snch an assessment at the Interior De- partment, and obtained and made note of it upon the records of hia office. Another certificate on the property referred to was afterward issued, and the newly ascer- tained tax put upon it. The property owner applies for removal of the tax. charge. on the ground that as the property changed hands on the faith of the original certificate of the col- lector, it cannot under the law be pursued fur- ther for any tax omitted therefrom, and that the fact that the District tax officers did not know of the assessment at the time of the is- sue of the first certificate, did not justify them in inchading it in the second certificate. BUILDING PERMITS | } | have been igsued as follows: John F. Bar- . frame dwelling Bunker Hill road; £1,000. . F. Olmstead, one frame dwelling Ivy City; $500. G. H. Kuhn, to repair one brick’ store, 1209 G street northwest; ¥t,000, E. G. Johnson, one brick dwelling, 906 23d street northwest; $5,000. Calvin Bent, agefit. five brick dwell- ings, 1112 to 1120, alley in square 161; #2,000. Calvin Bent, agent. one brick dwelling, 1120 Connecticut avenue northwest; €1,800. MISCELLANEOUS. Attorney Riddle, in an opinion tothe Com- missioners, says be doesnot think the claim- autemake any satisfactory showing for re- opening the case of Atchison & Young, con- tractors for building the Tenleytown ae BiSen buh aie Tue Compertaxp Coan Tuave.—The shi ments from the mines of the Cumberland coal eg for the week ended Saturday, March 30, 1889, were 66,144 tons, and for the year 699,529 tons, @ decrease of 91,111 tons as compared with the corresponding period of 1888. The as poy to the Baltimore and Ohio railroad local points were for the week 42,606 tons, Harrison McKee, is better to-day, and Mr. and Mrs. McKee will leave for. St. Angustine, Flor- ida, as they desired to do. Senator and Mrs. Leland Stanford have out their P. P. C. cards to-day. their home in San Francisco this afternoon. ‘They wili remain in San Francisco for four weeks, and them start for Alxska. This will Justice and Mrs. Field will and for the year were 523,559 tons, a decrease of 124,93 tons as compared with THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3. 1889 SECOND-STORY THIEVES. The Alleged Colored Burglars Have a Hearing in the Police Court To-day. INVESTIGATING THE ROBBERIES AT THE RESI- DENCES OF SENATOR DAWES AND COL. BRIT- TON—LAWYER MOSS AND A POLICEMAN WITNESS. In the Police Court this morning Columbus Sewell and George Parker, two of the alleged colored burglars recently arrested, were ar- raigned on a charge of burglary at the house of Senator Dawes, it being alleged that they en- tered the house between 6 and 7 o'clock on the evening of February 21 and carried off $380 worth of jewelry and clothing. Mr. Carrington appeared for Parker and John A. Moss repre- sented Sewell. Assistant District attorney Armes appeared for the prosecution. Among the property stolen was an overcoat belonging to L. Q. C. Lamar, jr. TESTIMONY OF SENATOR DAWES. Senator Dawes testified that on the evening of February 21 last, while the members of his family were at dinner, his house was entered and robbed of the articles charged. He iden- tified the articles recovered, and said that when the house was entered the door was locked, and it was still locked after the burglary was com- mitted. The robbery was discovered by one of the servants, who went to the room and found the door locked, Policeman Weedon testified to the conversa- tions had with the prisoners, in which they ad- mitted their connection with the robbery. LAWYER MO: AND POLICEMAN WEEDON. Mr. Moss argued that the confession was “squeezed” out of the prisoners, and, there- fore, should not be admitted. Before finishing his argument Mr. Moss recalled Officer Weedon and questioned him concerning their move- ments while the prisoner was under arrest and before he was taken to the Police Court, “Did you not refuse to let Sewell see his asked Mr. Moss, f “I did not know that he had counsel,” repiied Officer Weedon. “Didn't@ewell tell you that I was his coun- "asked the lawyer. “No,” replied the officer, “he said that you was no good, and if he wanted to go to the pen- itentiary he would employ you.” Mr. Moss then accused’ the officer of usin; the language attributed to his client. He sai that it was a question of veracity between the ofticer and hisclient, and he (Moss) believed his client, “I don't care what you believe. Officer, “he said it just the sam ‘The court overruled counsel's motion and held the prisoners for the grand jury, and fixed bail at $1,000. THE ROBBERY AT COL. BRITTON’S. George Parker and Lewis Weyman were then called upon to plead to a w: t charging them with burglary at the residence of Col. A. T. Britton, No, 817 15th street northw Feb- Tuary 28th, This burglary was committed early in the evening under circumstances simi- lar to those in the case already tried. H. H. Wills, jr.. and John A. Moss appeared for the defendants. ‘The court heard the testimony and held the defendants in $1,000 bail each to await the ac- tion of the grand ju ”” added the ce Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed a D. Birtwell to D, Roth, lot 16, . James Lowndes to Rebec 33, Kalorama heights; $1,800, ley to D. Briles, pt. 8, bik. follows: 5; Eckington; H. Ryan, sub C. AL Berk- Meridian hill; A. Drury, pt. Drury to Georgiana . pt. F. Nash to Nel- Bur sq. 500. B. Burn- stine to John F. Farnsworth, pt. lots 3. and 4, sq. 725; J. F. Farnsworth’ to C. P. Stone, 8, 050. Georgiana Briles to 8. sume property: #—. I. A. Mitchell to Oliver subs B to F, aq. 875; £2,500. M.S. Hop- va C. Hopkins. lot 3 and pt. 2, 8q. 31¢ ©, Rowe to C, H, Burgess, subs 5: + 8q. 711; £400, C.G. Stott to W. Wagner, lot 4, sq. 1017; #500, W. Martin to John Schuh, two acres, Chillum Castle Manor; $ A. B. Charch to C. W. Church, pt. 4, 8q. G, M. Beckett to G. Simmonds, lot 5, blk. N. and B's sub, Pleasant; = Marriage Licenses.—-Marriage licenses have been issued by the clerk of the court to Shep- herd Jett and Laura Murray; Henry H. Hensey and Columbia A. Mahorney; Edward Forrest and Hattie Brooks; James H. Platt and Clara A. Fagan, — Dismissep witn Costs —In the case of Harry O. Bailey against W. K. Bailey, filed in Decem- ber last, for an account and proper administra- tion of trust under the will of his father, Judge Cox, in the Equity Court, dismissed the bill with costs, —— Caancep with Seiiino Rew Last night Detectives Carter and Mahon ed a warrant on Mrs. Jennie W. Crane at 213 © street northwest and escorted her to police headquarters. The warrant, which was sworn out by Mrs. Nannie Buford, charges the grand lareeny of more than #500 worth of furniture. Mrs. Buford, it 1s said, rented Mrs. Crane the house named, which was nicely furnished, and Mrs. Buford charges thatshe has been selling the furniture from time to time. Yesterday Mrs. Baford charges that Mra. Crane sold $65 worth of furnitnre toa second-! when she learned of the sale she swore out the warrant. Mrs. Crane gave bail for her appear- anc The case has been set for trial in the Police Court to-morrow. Bexirvep to Have B Among the deaths reported to the bh to-day was that of a colored man named Rich- ard Grayson, who died in South Washington. He is supposed to have been one hundred years old. He was a native of Maryland. Howat Cuancen Wits Recervixe IntecaL Pexstox Fers.—This morning Detective Carter arrested, at the instance of the pension office, William Ward, colored, on a warrant issued from the United States court of the eastern district of Virginia, charging him with exacting and re- ceiving an illegal fee in a pension case. He | was taken before United States Commissioner Bundy. and he was, in default of #2,500 bail, committed to the custody of the marshal. Sub- sequently he gave the required bail before Talige Montgomery for kis appearance to an- swer. It is alleged by the pension officers tl there are six cases against him, In the case in which he is arrested it is charged that on the 15th of August last, at Norfolk. Va., in the case of Anthony Fuller, the dependent father of a deceased soldier, he demanded a fee of $500 for his services and received from him $200. — THE COURTS. Equity Court—Jwige Cor. ‘To-day, Washington Gaslight Go. agt. Trues- dale; pro confesso and reference to K. L. Wal- lach, ex’r. Parker ugt. Baker; gale decreed; R. Cloughton appointed trustee. Gray agt. Dis- trict; motion of W. C, Hill to be made a party defendant denied. Bailey agt. Bailey; bill dis- missed with costs, Adams agt, Adams; testi- mony before John Cruikshank ordered taken. Hunter agt. Hunter; testimony before C. Ingle ordered taken. Sanders agt. Sanders; testi- mony before C. Ingle ordered taken. Strobel t. B. & P. K. R.; rule on defendant return- able, “8th. Williamson agt. Eckloff; Sarah Frohlick appointed guardian ad litem.’ Brown agt. Sanders; reference to anditor. Butler agt. trong; motion to dissolve injunction over- ruled. In re A. Bumbry; writ de lunatico or- dered. O'Neill agt. Mills; restraining order returnable 8th. Covrr in Genera Term.—Justices Hagner, James, and Bradley, To-day, N. T. N. Robinson, on motion of Mr. Garnett, was admitted to the bar. W. Stone Abert and Benj. G. Lovejoy appointed eom- missioners to codify the laws in force in the District. Ciacurr Count Drs sae 1—Chief Justice Bung- m. To-day, Youngs agt. Brown and Lansburgh & Bro, agt. Kellogg defaults, Croissant et al against Sands et al secre? tae In the suit of Miss Clara Totten against Cas- sius H. Read, one of the proprietors of the Hoff- man house, New York, for breach of promise, in which damages were laid at $100,000, the jery. has rendered a verdict in favor of Miss ‘otten for $15,000, : At Milton, Ont., Walter Pierce, who was con- victed of indecent assault on a girl six years of age, received twenty lashes yesterday. He fainted after the last. The failures for the first quarter of 1889, as reported by R. G. Dun & Co.'s mercantile agency, number 3,294 as on 2,948 for the corresponding three months of _ 188s. Dyspepsia and Torpid Liver. Nathaniel Hyatt, Insurance Department, Al bany, N. Y. Tha pa great sufferer from pal, the last fifteen months. Some time ago I read in water brash, acid stomach and constipat one of 's calendars the case of a gentle- man in Le eng fi oe ned 4 similar afmfic- tion by using 's Porous Plasters. Knowing th tleman referred to, | purchased three—one I'wore on the pit of the stomach and two on m: right side. I wore them a week, then took a bat and removed the I pD FURNITURE.— | aud dealer, and | | furnished. Call or address ROSA JONE>, 434 N st. L.w. FOR RENT_ROOMS. WANTED—HELP. WANTED TOUNS. ‘MAN FULLY Seg TO bool State salary expected. wit po meena A Star office. St i rANTED—A FIRST-CLASS COOK, WASHER AND Assi: 4 te : W ome: ist fp pouse wore ip priva' ey WARSTER- WOMEN COOKS, 910 TO 640; CHAM. away, Walters, Drivers, gr Fant Hands, Colored Men Cooks, SAMA COOMBS. O50 Fat bow. WVANTED-AT ONCE—A BOY TO CLEAN OF- fice; $1.50. commence. Apply imme- fete = W ANTED—EXPERIENCED WAIST AND SIRT hands at 222 Kst. nw. _aps-3t FIRST-CLASS BARBER. array W. 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Ww. ti telligence Of not afraid of work to solicit orders. ‘Ad- NTERPRISE, Staroffice. At? ANTED—WAIST AND SKIRT HANDS: ONLY A) ‘experienced ones need apply to Mrs, FOX, 1102 Asth Stw. Thursdays nae WASTEDSAT ONCE, A WHITE GIRL. TO DO general honsework in a small family ; no wash- ing; references required. Apply Thursday’ mot at 1233 N. H. ave. now. itt ANTED—TWO BOYS TO LEARN PRINTING. W Riiteen, stating eoreticnce tt aay, RONALD: SON, Star of ae es ia WANSIED,— WHITE GIRL, | GERMAN” PRE: ferred, to do general hotisework in a small family. Cull, after Gp. m., at #45 O at, WANTED. 4 SETTLED WHITE AN TO SRR fet infant and do Iie housework,” Apply 426 10th st. new, 4 wat WANTED DRAUGHTSMAN WHO CAN LAY out work on the ground. Address, stating wages expected, Box 35, Star offi ‘ap3-2t V ACTIVE, INTELLIGENT LADY for Dermanent position; best references required. Apply 10:308, u., JNO, W. STULL, 912 F nw. Itt HO} Waitress, ‘urses, alcatadtcs ‘Laundrees, Dri- vers, Waiters, Farm and Dairy Hands, at once. DICK’ V V ANTED ENERGETIC MEN—GOOD Pay F mR Fi marties, Apply bet and 10m, ° Kt TERNATI G AND ART CO,, 317 7th st.s.w. apZ-Jt" WidtepyA REFINED, INTELLIGENT LADY topics of our times. Address I: FFIC tar office, W: », BOY recommended, KOLB PHAKMACY, 438 7th st. n.w, TANTED-IMMEDIATELY, TWO WAIST. DE MODE, 8. oth st. new. i WANTED WHITE WOMAN, OF GOOD CHARAG W. C. JOHNSON, 718 13th st. now. i ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS SHOE SALESMAN. SAKS & COMPANY. — ¥ YOUNG LADIES TO introduce ‘Toilet artic territory and comuniasious,, Apply 3 it. L.W., from 9 to 11 keeper; must be good penman and understand fice. a W TW one a#chambermaid and seamstress, the other ay waitress; best city references required. 16 a W ‘vest, conducted by ladies, men Goa wramep, welts j and colored, for all kids of domestic labor, for WAXSIED A YOUNG WHITE WOMAN WHO U! derstands sewing to purse two small children W AaxtEb—Cooks, $10 TO EMAIDS, thu, w., also European Steamship agent. ad-3t" gud 4 10.6 p.tu. to the LISH. to introduce a book on oue of the most popular ANTED—YOUNG LADY CASHLE! or Young mau for soda fountain, must come well \ makers and two competent skirt hands, at ALON ter, to cook and wash for Ww VV Appts to the mauager of our #hoe department, yANTED—A FEW ACTIV: e of great merit; exclusive DO! AGEN ED-YOUNG LADY TO ASSIST BOOK- double eutry. Salary, 83 per week. 5. C. H., Star of- ANTED—TWO COMPET Rhode Island a ie ANTED —D DORE'S EMPLOYME) aud states, With references. 717 M st. LW. references required, 5 apl-e" SRstnw. 3 Was ED—-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR COOK and general housework: no washing nor iron- ing; stay, Lights; none without best city references ucedapply. O20H stnw. apl-at* WASTEDSA WHITE Boy IN A DRUG STORE, Apply to HENRY A. JOHNSTON, 10th and 6 sts. Dew, apl-3t WANTED STEWARD OR COOK FOR CABIN ON U.S. 8. Pensacola, Nortolk, Va. Apply in person or by letter, with reference: aprl-3t WAXZED, — AT ONCE, WHITE BOY, 18 TO 18 Years of age, as Waiter; German preferred ; also plored Cooks (women) to’ go to country, and one white Nurse. Call at 1523 P st. now. ap1-3t* WaAxIED AGENTS NEKAL AND LOCAL agen’ handle the new Chemical Ink Enusiug peticl; greatest novelty ever produced: erawca ink in two seconds; no abrasion of paper; 200 to 500 er cent profit; sells at sight; territory absolutely rer; salary to yood nen: eataple 39 cents by mail For terms and full particulars address the manufac: turers, THE MONROE ERASER CO, _apL-3t* U.S. Express building, La Crosse, Wis, WASTEDIDRESSMAKERS—ONLY THOSE EX: perienced iu Suest class of work need apply be- Tpau. Miss J, BOGGESS, 1445 Q yt pleat D WOM 8, also, white Office ks, Houseworkers, Laundresses, Farm and x Han ity, German and Swedish women, BURNHAM'S, 910 Oth st. new. mh30-6t* \V ANTED—LEARNERS FO! CHRIST- NERS: International Tailor System of Dress and Garment Cutting with apy inch rule and tape measure alove. Patterns and materials cut and basted or made, one fitting re Mme. 5. J. MESS! tween 6 and Bo Dale uired; the system taught by TY03 it st. mew 1m" WANTED—SITUATIONS. V ANTLD—BY A COLORED GIRL PLACE AS Chamberiuaid or nurse; can stay at nights; city references. Apply at 1712 L st. b.w. WASTER-AT. HEADQUARTER for Cooks, Chambermaid, Waitress, Laundresa, and Nurses, Seamstress, Men Waiters, Cooks, Coachiuen, Butlers, SAM'L A. COOMBS, 926 Fat.n.w. ap3-6e" WANTED BY SETTLED WHITE WOMAN, SIT- uation as an infant rosters fully competent to tuke entire change ference. Apply at 810 Tsth st. bet. Hand I PP apo at WASTED-BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED Woman, a situation as Nurse. Good references at WANTED — BY A GRESPECTABLE COLORED irl, situation as nurse or chambermaid. Call or address till Friday, 1430 Madi WA NIEDSBY Wo COLORE: tions in refined f chambertmaid; YOMEN, SITU. nily; one as cook, the other as references furnished. “Address for three duys, M.'H,, Star office, 1 V yy ANTED—BY A YOUNG COLORED Wi Ny place to do general housework of a4 chamber. maid in private family; best of referénces. Call at 1748 Vermont ave. at WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED GIRL, a situation as cook, chambermaid or to. eral ‘x: fully competent and reliable, or ad- ‘Ist at. n.W. It pher and type-writer, ion; best ref erences even. Sadrens Miss W. Westar Office. 1t* WASIED{GO To DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS, Houeemaids, Waitress, Nurses, La ‘ouch: men, Butlers, Waiters and general housework. 813 st. nw, Also European Steamshii aps-at? ANTED SITUATION IN GI experience; | Gertuan-Americau: every respect. Address P. 8., Star office. Wants “A R BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED ‘Mau # situation as waiter in small family ; no ob- Jection to country or driving; good references, Cali or address WAL’ 1926 N. Have. Dw. WwW Address M. H. M., Star office, WANTEDTA GERMAN | THOROUGHLY "Ac ‘quainted with horses, and with best of references Gesizes ‘a situation in a lange stabi ¢ Address OTTO W. + Bee eee ani fench Pronehs att oveniens : &e,; food reference, “Address KM. ks BU45 Pet not _ apl-3t* sala TA Vv — oS — Fe — BY AN EX- jenced wea : fine uni and chil- dren's clothes: a xood button-hole. Worker and seria machine operstor, references given, Box Star office. apl-at 'TED—SITUATIONS FOR WAITERS, COO: (W Niaids, housokecyorm, nurses, courbes WANTED--HOUSES. H— PROPERTY UNDER W. PYOUNG, Ngee ea EE WANTEDPOUR ADULTS WILL TAKE CARE eileset canoe for thames, taing thier own {ur ‘ re Address A’ BF, Star office. nxtthen se WANTED FOR & CUSTOMER, NICE HOUSE ___FOR SALE~HOUSES. DOR SALE—HOUSES AND LO Ge a 5 per cent, by owners, aps-3t° WASTED—For | cas: Fe RENT—CO! ICATING ROOMS IN corner of Pennsylvania ave and 12th #t.. over J. ¥. Da DAVis" SON: via. Sons Hat Store. Inquire of J. ¥ WOR RENT—1021 11TH ST. N. W., COR. MASS. F Faviubed A 7 ____ Vienna, Fairfax county; Ve._ —COMMODIONS BRI USE ON bet, Rent Less wt Wick arta 'S, Pa. ave. and 12th st, aps-Lin | ave: large, fiuely Room, suitable for carriage: : lot 254106, to large T alley. Avpls to BEALL, BROWN & 00,1391 Fst _ married couple; cheap to desirable party; table board. modern improvements; south of Q, north of | FOR RENT—TWO UNFURNISHED COMMUNE | YOK SALE — SEVERAL VERY HANDSOME H ‘west of 13th, east of 18th: price ae Sy exceed, cating fooms for Heht housekeeping ; on first floor; ‘bouses in the northwest es 8.500; party witl (pay. ail. cash "Address, with full | 86 per month. "630 ¥3d st. Sw. ie as OrNG, Particulars, CURLE! ASLO Fat mb3IGIW | Co, a ; jot Be ak: Y8.. 1319 F et. Fok, RENTISINGLE GENTEEMAN FAMILIAR | SOO SG Gi Were ok aS USTOMER, HOUSE, OF | Erith local laws cau have furnished front nem n | TOR, SALE — FOUR GOOD FRAME HODSES, & ‘apyat nine rooms. all god. imps. south of Tand =. city o@ @asy terms. Address INSTRI 3 SO foot alice De ey Ree = 3 se) west 2th sts. n.w. ne or : S office. 2 foot alley . ” and 12 Fy = — a _ - 4. 700; i ted HS NOHO! ae is MANET. GENE WALKER 1006 F at. FOR, .RENTSECOND "FLOOR, ONE ROOM. SSA eet SORE F DOROEOE, aoe ANTED PUI-DING LOTS OR HOUSER IN ANS | X°plainty furnished mu:tabie for ove or two; @8 Pet | Toe sal B—Tw0 VERY HAXDAOME NEC sarc ready for aby proparty chtered ander market rates | Bait Rg Fa a By i eo ed Suite oF single; board. if desired cheap. ap 2 THOMAS A. MITCHELT. mbh20-1m 934 Fst, Room 4. WAXTEDIALL DESCRIPTIONS OF PROPERT) city or,country, encumbered, lear. For ¢ change.’ "THOMAS A; MITCHELL. —mh20-im (FROM 85 rented at } imps, Jo) Keach $4,000 FO DONGHOF, 81 Bast fi heap at g4Ss00 wat 7 < —— os Pst a x SNT-SECOND STOR x — = pe LRENT-SECORD STORY FROKT BOX 2B SALE—THAT DESIRABLE PROPERTY AT at: | furnished, st. nw. iv) FS — es — - the intersection of New bi ave. saary OR RENT—SECOND STORY, 4 ROOMS: PAKT- | and Wists. improved bye. ieee topes Ny Jy furnished; bath and closet; 1520 14th st.n. | tase aud 4-room frame cottage’ size of lot. bots leet § 1i* "| on W st, atont OS fect on New Hampshire ave, and iy 101 feet on Boundsry, comtaint *. LOR RENT—4 HANDsOM! FURNISHED V. ware feet, are. (toad rooms, sunale Gren gulte Unt and oat fours. an | Fr prin tert aly to Faavors atPa ene. (Capi ~ rivate family of adults; 210 Delaware 1 Hill); Fst. cars pass the house; ref. exchanwed. apse POR RENTS FOUR UNFURNISHED ROOMS ON second floor for housekeeping. to parties without children. Apply at 1017 th st. uw. 1s" JOR RENT—FURNISHED COMPLI handsomely for housekee; bed-room, dining-room and Place. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WASTED- LIGHT SECOND-HAND WAGON FOR grocery Dusiness; must be very chesp; also ® cheap horse. Apply 5) 7 Est. nw. a ANTED — THE LADIES BEFORE LEAVING tie newest ulcest and bealthicet spores Prot oat ry HALL, WL Armory: ae W sesrein are af tho Pacsut Ome aldsas SBILE CASE,” Star Office. ap3-3t* ANTED—A SMALL OUTDOOR SHOWCASE, ieee brand collar and cuff cage, State size and price. “Address ‘MAX 'h. Star ic ps2 .R—VERY HANDSOME BAY WINDOW. 6 and bath, all modern fect order: on 10th st. we. near B week. pon of the best lo B prive, oll cash, 3 Ease capitol ae t a. Botia JOHN F. DONOHOR, Sia aera = 1 JOR RENT — ONE LARGE Front Koom, Heat andgas. Inquire at 9 st nw. ap: {Ok RENT-BY REFINED LADY WITH 0) one dauwhter several furnished and unfurni Turnished house; overlooking Smithson TLL G st. uw. rh SU-8Ug | UNFURNISHED seVen-roor th an $5,200. ap S-6e and bath bay window br a et HEISKELL & McL¥! jan parl SALE NEW HAMPSH V yANTED—FOR A GIRL \WHI 3 YEARS | JYOR RENT—A SUITE OF TAREE ROOMS, WITH re from Washingt: ‘of ze, @ home where she will be treated as one Private bath, on second floor, furnished or un Water, gas, & of the family, Call at 2129 7th st. now. Ut | furnished; also’ third-story front’ room, furnished, WALKER. 100 \ WADTED- PARLOR FURNITURE UPHOLSTER. | “Qpogee “TPOMre: Board im house, OS Bat ws | Woy Sate Wallach ST ed, mattresses made over; work done in nest and a - = | Piso anta ry tay 6 roots; substautial manner: carpet on % FOR, BENTH 19 Towa THREE COM. | bath: pantry, a Ae ig method; sewed and laid. c. municativg rooms, with te bath, second | #5. RED WALKER, 1000 Fst, aps-at mb 1-4w* 1 foor, and two communicating rooms, third floor, fur- | = = : od. Those havitur childrenor servatts heed not ap- | [20K SALE_BARGAIN—DESIRABLE COB. N.W B12,000—85 O08) ash, bal. (87000) 3 years at reas Cutting air kiadsot = ¥ tented, enables every one to learn to cal JOR RENT_TO GENTLEMEN ONLY—BEAUTI- Would exchange for suuail property. Box 42. Baar aran sareretcaatt eremaaitg| Rootes, msde eat oes | orem _— so ueht and the scale and @ measure furni _ pee were en tact : | JPOK SALE A DELIGHTFUL RESIDENCE 0! Sieh bined ihe pote cals aystom are immedi | 1708 RENT—ONE GOOD-SIZED, SECOND-STORT | M‘north aide @ st. weet 1eth, chee te ek Oe = ier eniereneon ed Bey Bg load the front Room: newly furnished throughout, RK st., | + Also, a banwain on Bast tol st, sehool at auy time. 1223 F st. nw. mbo-25t" | Cer pares Private family. Address FO. Box 7%, | = nan ~ Tae oat ae s ~ a rs 3 2 SOR SALE— ADVERT wT i Fe DAM PAYS THE HIGHEST CASH | JPOR RENT—TwO NICELY FURNISHED FHONT | Btove huis reusdeuce nes tinane eh, Bede k a Betite Since ace eee eae Rooms, with board, suitable for married or single | avoid the annoyance and tneonvenience of aie what ntire Housebolds a specialty. oO” Persons, table boarders; summer rates. 100 . | auction, will sell at private sale the Renee nu z ay ie Ceoutette “ot Mia "table tang ebcrifee ANTED-FIFTY CARRIAGE, COUPE, BUGGY | 2 5c RENTCFCAS sn 5— | It" consists of 's ‘bandsume. faintly and eoddio m, D. inh” superior saddle anima} oupes is a very gentle and andeon extra nice driver, fear ly safe for th first floor: sepurate or toetuer. Nice location. reasonable. 211 133 #t. aw OR RENT—THREE FURNISHED ROOMS, ONE Sena ee : Terms ANTED—IF YOU HAVE CABINET WORK, UP- x holstering, furniture to ‘pack, ship or store, Rend for THOMAS FOLKS, 1900 H street northwest, every ‘on first Boor, sec or, t jo Sith | eae aera mila | a. eeensncenmsdment * | zt | te feat four a hannimone g y ANTED—To BUY FOR HIGHEST CASH PRICE | PxOR RENT — THREE UNFURNISHED Rooms | “evar sldttine-te M second-hand furniture, carpets, stoves, feathers, | Fen al) housbeertor cope ee, ROOMS | Male ‘Zino two, sets sinate Geomem, Maske Sobor ies Orders ty mail or otherwise receive prompt atten- | without children. rent very 1 asouable ; Dest | &e. “Each article will be sold separate. Liveryuen, ion. ¥.J. E(NSTELN, 1009 Bat. nw. Opposite hay | ences reqnired. 309 10th st.n.w ancl r ap’ OVERLOOKING ale, bh buyers wanting such supenor wn Use Are invited to sumpect Uh dealers, or quick ] NOK RENT—4 JACKSON PLAC bape > ‘st in genutue barcaina Every y Hon: order b rice’s Stal buestiety neaee ee ee orded for ¢Fia of the hotmes, and wily reason: city, 0-H. B CLAKK, Sligo, Md. mbt Same | ROR RENT AT, 1371 R$ CONVENIENT 70 | 7 Foran Puan iuatuon and all snformation apply. at WANTED TRY SCRIDNER, BEST BUTTERINE | iigntful, handaoiuely furnished rons at samuner | L501 Roe Si tbees Om Lt at, rear of remdence Rolls and prints 20 cents pound; cooking, 15 | pStes suitable for bende ae 7 foal cents pound. Warranted not to get strong or rancid = = a EGE 222 ONE BLOCK FROM, DUPONT. one (ike butter does) for one month,or money rehinded, | FOR KENT—A Nic URNISHED Room ON | Pe, fotoey bay wiudew brick, 12 rooms, all teed. Families served at residences, or saie iy at Stalls | J the northweat (central nn gpptine for @e3. price #8, 7.50, REDFORD W 2) aud 0 (decorated stall mniddicof Ash aisle) | jas the door. hoard, 81 >| WALKER, 1006 Fst aps: ier Market, aud 145 Northern Liberty market. | FORT B., Star omice. : di oe SALE —2-S10i AND BASEMENT tous Qpen dally. WM. C. SCRIBNER. __whi-2m"_| 9708 RENT—DELIGHTFUL BOOM, SOUTHERN | N75 SAL2 7 StOse AND Bi » : Abth street, bet V TANTED—GOOD SECOND-HAND CLOTHING, exposure: summer prices; near restanrants, hotels, | Q and he ®. keDFORKD W. WALKER, 1006 » ae are oe — <r other: Se, roe apt top em ye ye location; oe Fu.w. a Agbest cash prices’ Wi paid, “Call LASKEWS | i roots if desired. GOW Fst. w apie: ae i Loan Office, 201 Penu. ave., corner 2d st.n.w. my26 | 35, <T-FOUR spre | FRE SALEAT, MOUNT PLEASANT, BRAUTI- ~ x. ‘OR RENT—FOUR BEAUTIFUL ROOMS, IN PRI- y located cottace with stable, de. ; corher 10t ANTED—LADIES TRY “ORANGE BLOSSOM, D feet vunnd, sulteble for, subateiale family; furnished; large double-cor: feet of ground; suitable for ‘subdivisio N A sure cure for female diseuses; also Dr. MeGill's | house, south sud east trout, open fire-places ih ¢ 0. usual "teruis.” REDFORD W: WA lool Purifier” cures malaria. 100 dosce €1 jeauplos rouin seefereucesrequired: 1101 Kuw. tal l-Im 00 Fi, : mb! tre get eaet PALLEY, sole agent, $17 Ast.t0. | Won RENT—PLEASANT FURNISHED F Fee SSE EAT FINE WOUsE Tae a * Rooms; large closets. 15334 Tst. nw ANTED-STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND W Renovating Works, Feath novated, ‘OK RENT 1404 ST. N.W., PLEASANT Ft delers, carpets, and wind a ories. Btroyed. HLYOUNGS, 1402 Pa. , Telephone LUU8-2. WOR RENT-—LOCHIEL HOU » 91% YTH BT. BROWN & €O., ali-4m Bw. furnished roots With board; central ise 1 F at. tion, terms moderate, JFO® BEST-FORNISHED ROOM 1510 H st.nw. References, sm 18-Sw*_ JOR RENT—404 6TH ST. N.W. NICELY FUR- mb mh27-2m Saag are ar ae! Fousy ESS CHANCES. Handsome R_SALE— BARBER SHOP — ESTABLISHED 1878, northwest section: doing good business thet ot jouve is lange aud For further information F engineers, for his own coutains every convent vod reasons for selling. Reasonable rent. Address nished rooms on first and second Hoors, by the day, mat to onl * BARBLE SHOP, Star office, Iw*. | Week, or month. Very apl-ser’ | Sa oen em? 5 wenee & Cn. 200 SHAKES SMITH BICYCLE STOCK; MUST FE REN NIS 7 HST. oe L rat nw, be sold. No reuxouable offer refused. B.w.; on second floc a. north trout: ou | WOR SALE—THE HOUSE OF THE LATE CHIP ‘Also 10 shares GiymontImprovewent hind floor, one and hail Justice Wi mtodnteg RU Soames cleaset te Ge apd ____ FRANK H. PELOUZE, 1313 F st | Bed-room, north frout, Prices reasonable. apl-2 apppuntwents; hormmghiy well built, SAMS A. 1,000 Sih BUY AN ESTABLISHED AND | JXOR RENT ap FLOOR, DST NW 1 | BATES & CO, 1407 Fstnw. mb: rowing cash business; “yearly sules | MY room, well lighted, use of elevator: | p30) LE OR EXCHANGE—BUSINESS Pt 200 to 830.000 at present low prices. For sale | suitable for factory or storage purposes, Euqtire on | 5 te eee ee partnership. Address ZERO, Star office. 3-3* | the premises m30-6t_ | resideuce property iu, We hinucton : trick, JOR SAL GROCERY, LIQUOR, AND PROV sion Store, doing a business of ® Horse and re reason for soiling. R. P. HUTCHINS & CO.,, 1 Teoms,; lot 2ox150, side lot adjoruinw Z449x1 06. Also story bay-windowed brick, 1] rooms, # Ist Also lane brick building w. OF & BeleCt BchOUL, HOC Will well for cash or SOUTH | x month; also | URNISHED with alcove, #1 a day : also owner leavi el Fst nw near Pa. ave.; hail. club house, or -time paywente, | sanitenun = = =e | or trade for building Jota, farms, western or OroEtE OW I8 A MAN | food local stocks, THOMAS A. MITCHELL, uable 1 ention to find a suitable party who mb 20-1 34 F st., Rooin 4. will exainine, and, if be approves, patent it fora half | one or two persons. HB DFE | — te interest? Auswer to SHIP DEFENSE, Star office. JOR RENT — NICELY-FURNISHED | Foun Ty oon Exton, cpeenaping Bip FE a ixuss ature | Lhe clas board F416 N st. nwa Le Fominaiad bath, woud mantels, opel fre-Flaces, aud pe i. NESS IN THIS | Woon RENT—A LEMAN OF GOUD HABI ah + COR MIGR a Se city paying #3,000 net profit annually. Price a anata - “s | GREEN & CUNNINGHAM, 1400 F st mot Lm* 26.000, "Apply at SOG Loth at tw. Miiao-ees ez wiahing mfortably furnished pieasaut front JOK SALE— POR €15.000, THREE FINE KEST- dences, cor. 5th aud O sts. U.w.; 3 stories and base- | meut; 11 rooms; all modern improvements; nearly | new press-brick'frout, bay windows. Inquire of Owner, 719 6th st. now. whi s-1m* IR SALE — CARUSI, EVANS & CARUSL Fst. Improved and tnin ed property for sal all parts of the city and county Loutis and insurance placed mh16-1m* mily, can find same at SUSC st. me, | north side Stanton Square, w.h25- FOR RENT—STORES STORE OPPOSITE 11th #t., suitabi DING, GUG Lith THOSE. |. POR saLE-st AM LAUNDRY, CHEAP AND O: good terms. First-class in every particular. pst" Address Box 83, Star office, \ yy ANTED-—O; WHO HAS FROM $500 TO $1,000 to invest in an invention, the use and need of which would insure to the investor 5U to 1. Address D. O., Star office, ap-at* RANK H. PELOUZE, 1313 F STREET, OFFERS to investors some first-class 3, 4, ONE OF Ow RENT STORES, | with dwelling, 1808 L4th st aa ns and'6 per cent hen wheat tT {OK SALE ONLY 1W0 LEPT OF THOSE BEA 4 ividend-paying local stocks. ee to change location or start bi mld find it to ve hg FoF ae _ Call upon hin, = __ ap2-2w advantage to asin, the property. Beat onty building, ten Fooma, finished 1 natural wood, cote JOR SALE—MILLER SAFE, PLATFORM SCALES, erimonth first year. Apply to J. ARS | Souk: balance seoed Seas, = ue cars, @ tools and fixtures of meat and provision store. I ) New York ave. mh"? 2: be monthly —o Mite sere eeepc. See Quire at s.w. cor. Sth and M sts. n.w ee ENT—1TWO NEW STORES, WITH CbL- | 30° 14 w dork ave. OR SALE-LARGE ICE BOX AND sé EP small grocery store. 3U1Est-ne. ” apz-2t" re SALE—STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A GRO- \ cery and provision store; gocd meat market and lase stand. Address J 1.’S., Star office. ap2-2" I KES, STOCK, OR PART OF STOCK, IN Shoe Store, 1228 7th st., for sale. ape JOHN E. LITTLE, lars, and three new and K OF with ail | ith stu. w. KD, | Fetiw. | STORE AND tninm 8 | wodern improvements. water in b rin Kitchen » bricks teuted ttily pape ati ‘T NT LARGE welling ; 16) ath st. nw. rooms and all wud. imp., lar ry WASH'N DANENU 1LISF 2 iae st. uw, KE YOU INTERESTED? WE OFFER $50.000 | — —_ of at F sale on the ground floor in suns t 5 INT *PICES sunt. ‘The comyany “docs ‘sound, solid, permanent, FOR RENT—OFFICES. | 'd profitable cash business aud wishes to fucrease its | ——~ VOR RENT—DESK-ROOM, Kiggs Insurance Co. Bui >; Pent very low. output, You can more than double your money in ove eur. Address ” LOOMIS MANUFACTURING CO., CHOI ing, 1 £ LOCALITY. | > haudsoinely Binisbed, ~ 154 5th o. and bath, ve ttractive: ap2-4t = Winthrop Heights, D.C._ | 420R RENT—OFFICE ON SECOND FL0on oF | /)°*°? SWOISTEDT 2 SALES YOR RENT—HOUSE NO. 5 I ST, N.E.—ELEGANT Mutual Fire Ins. Co. Building, corner ot Pa.ave.| aah30-2w new brick, modern improvements; 9 rooms; $30. | and 9th st.n.w. Inquire in KUUM'No. 1, 90’ “On SALE FIRE DURLLIG a ay eee : Vermont avenue, 17 oom. a api-lin see YOR RENT—-A VERY DESIRABLE Connecticut a JOR SALE—OLD ESTABLISHED GROCERY AN Bret floor at 1307 F st. n.w. SRE Kat... 10 outa... EToulsion Store: best corner Ju city, establinbed | _mb23-2w* _ TYLER & RUTHERFORD, | Rode island aye cush trade: will bear inspection, Must be wold at cue STE OFFICE Ron p, | eistst. meme, 1 ue SEER SUTSE Ia TN SCHULTZ GAS FIXTURE Co, | Sst near 14th, LI ry LL PERSONS DESIRING THEIR Gas BILES | _mh2s.ot Sun Building, | bast Capita reduced or wishing brilliaut illumination for | 3 = era cap - | Gat near I stores, halls, offices, &e., or handsome lighting for ) JAK K Oras ON OOCETED Be | Ete ee Messrs. Gurley Bros. on first for of from mb FOR RENT--STABLES. | Gast Ivth st. now & . 1°? rooms. , bet. 9 and K, 10 Koo Tan st., bet. Lith and 14th, 11 Ke suer Ist ad Detrees sts, 11 Rooms | Most. n.w., 7 Rooms... Marion st.’n.w., 9 Kovlus Fst rivate residences, should call at the office of The fa Abs We MILEY DEEELE, Bascaueni” m ashington Fairy Ligut Co., Kigge’ Bauk Building, mb29-6t" TERE 2 GE WE, HAVE 4, CUSTOMER WHO WANTS TO borrow $1,000 for two years ou good real estat urity Worth at least $5,000; utile pertect. JOHN | =— | dow Koons ane ngage» 208 E-FEBREY & CO, Falls Church, Va, Telephoue 707 | JQOR RENT-STABLE, REAM 1 | mbt TV Lek& RUTHERFORD, 1307 Fat, ‘mb2o-1W talls; room for. two carriages.” Ap | STORY BRICK DWELL. m aud cellar, furnace aud OK SALE—MODERN ing. 10 roots, bat med, taupe, | square from Thomas cirie. Price terms. TYLER & RUTHERFORD, nih 16-1 st & CUNNINGHAM, 1400 F st. u. w. NOTARIES PUBLIC. (QOMMIoSIUNER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY sa and Terntory, Notary aud U.S. Comuissuouer, JNO. E. BEALL, 1321 Fstuw lnothiceium you worm ule JOR SALE—KARE CHANCE—FOR 8300, MY ONE- half interest in good, safe, paying business; uo Competition ; none but those who meau business teed. ply; wood’ reasons for welling. FE. K., #64 N w hz -6 HR SALE—NEWSPAPERS, BY W. J. MIZE & BROS., Newspaper Brokers, 149 La Saile st. Chi- cago, Il. ‘Send for descriptive ‘list, which wives local- tics, price and term: ni ~ frouts south and located only one 1 1.000 180i Piet. Be, fret aa. four a is luented FOR SALE—HOUSES. ky SALE 82,000 WILL BUY A 2-STORY BRICK | house on line of Electric cars. between Ist and 2d | aa RETHE ROHN 1307 Fst. nw. Fe SALE — DESIRABLE DWELLING HOUSE, ten rooms, Inoderh Muprovements, southeast cor- i Txt EXCH. GE ) ACRES. OF FIRS 0. TYLER & ‘lass Wisconsin land for equity in District proper- ty. Address FRANK HUME. 40% Pens. ave. uw. m19-Lin be LD »_REN 5 B | sts. n. w.; wide parking: fro ner of Sh ond Fo. Ow. Ie ae te Bee For Wremestrial Clock.” RAMSAY bas cut tuo | ope-3t "DAVID D- STONE, SOU F | shesrteccensseachnsinces aie prices; Matches cleaued, $1) first-class main-epris oR SALECA VERY CHEAP Ba = - x ‘warranted one year, $1 i clock and jewelry work al brick house; pearly new; T #t., m | JXOR SALE—THAT ELEGANT RESID! E, 1028 the lowest prices in the city; we dely competition. | gomely papered roois and bath : af Vermont ave. u.w., With stableatteched. For term 122¢ F st. a. Ww. 115-3m ap2-3t DAVID D. STON. S52 yprtutesion fo imsbect. apply to CURLEY, Bios, JROR SALE-SPLENDID BRICK DWELLING oN | 292% * street. — —_ = BOARDING. st. n.w., near H st., that must be sold te | JSVE SALE—OR LEASE FOR A TERM OF YEAKS— — Sit fhe Price $1500. WESCOTT: € Wil { isth end © sta mes cimost frouting Baas = = naps. Price $4,900. 00) er of 17 O sts LM. ; alinost ry OE eer ED CATERER, to stato that | Peeve. 10 | Chusetts avers Just compicted” ‘This house ‘waa bulle 1 can furnish first-class Meals, delivered to your | JOR SALE-HANDSOME 12-ROOM HOUS! Tooms uice and hot at aby hour. Mail orders promptly | attended to, . W. JACKSON, c | for Judee Hosee B. Moulton, aud contaige 27 roots, Carmine house, and stable for a hae all mod: piece at West-end Caterer, 1908 K st. n.w. a This is @ most “tern aay. ames THOS. G. HENSEY & CO, mod. imps, ; lot 25x130 feet; two tenant b rear. Ist.near 7th nw. Price WOOD, 933 9th st. Pi vt BOOMS, WITH BOARD, at i n Hol iSE ONG, BET. j 1300 F stn} faced ing and summer months: in .000. A Kood brick Hoi - Gucements to fuinilies desiring fret-class, accotinoda- 4 “ shsepweateneled oR SALE—AT MT. PLEASANT, SEVERAL VERE K SALE A ib Grooms, all mod. 1 Price $3,000. os £5 gemmer prices. Inquire at 471 € st. n.w. apist eat vaiaric te and E sts. s. w. handsome resi . m* = ‘JFOR SALE — A RARE BARGAIN mar tifully situated, with ample, ‘trees, _ iach 2 EES ES EW NINE-| or Gon bes abe, walt toned HE, AUBURN PENNGYEVANTA AVE COR. ) From. tay front re-biich, fron merch; Capitol | ee oe Contmbia ta fae 22d at. ; location convenient and delightinl; pleas- | Hill, near Pa ave. 200 cash, balance Fm ay : For culare inquire t rooms; nicely furnished: good table: terns E3850. WRIGHT & STOCKETT. BIO Fon ant KEDEORD W Wal kek, Looe a ‘mhS ttm areca A EES aes a R SALE—A 3-STORY PRESSED Bil : PUR QQP TH ST NW FINE Location, nooMS | Picuse cuittainine 10 rooms, lot 1pa110 toa ee al et oe 2a en guite or single; choice table. ait; DB. foot alley, For particulars apply at 417 9th st. s.w. T cau Dffer special inducements in the ‘of re ale 4 < Jow prices pee WEBSTER, 613 13TH ST. N.W., SIGHT- —— seatemane and caty comms, ont darge list py ye BARGAIN. JOHN FW AGGAMA’ nd dairy clerks, Be. (a. le office ; no’ seers’ home; ceitral to all points of interest; new Brick, fronting south ; ls i ~ 700 14th as. ageucy). F. M. BURNHAM, 910 Oth st. nw. mh3i furniture: elegant wi a te K —— 2033 H st. n.w., b. ‘ANTED—EMPLOYERS, LOOK, THE PRICE OF | 4a. 81 10 82. "J. A DEWITT, Prop. jala- a A Poe < WET mtg Ree ety E = — OR SALE — FOUR NEW SIx-ROOM BRI : ints Lookkeepers, texchers ab Faraished fre”? LOST AND FOUND. _ of wtrect care hort Wwert ection ect $2,800. Ter, oli: a —— —~ ST—APRIL 2, A GOLD-BAND ENAMELED | “®"¥ ©%3. Getourbuliging | é NTED. LiSiieeclett Libera towara it returned to 179 12h | anag-we bites iy ke byt f WA) —ROOMS. nw. aps-zt | - MARY Fine unae | 1908 " “BY_A _LADY-AN UNFURNISHED | J ,OST{ON TUESDAY, FOX TERRIER, “101 dems offer isate are the flowing At, bet of, ANTED — BY A = : E : room, second-story front, in n.w.; permane: tag 405. white, heavy-set, short tail, black 13th and 14th sta, 35 and basement brick, 1 sited: "Address G. A.M, Bear omoer* PTangciad | left eye and oar. Liberal reward if returned to eel x cui ANTED—FUKNISHED ROOM—CHEAP — CEN- ALL XO ERRIER, ON 1389 to WYER nese stele eonionan. jes | [USGS SNARE NORGE EMRE AS po Box 40, Star office. aw ton back and head. Liberal reward if returned to 406-408 or room a pri fe family wl aa -ST, CAR OR ING he can spend the evenings soc aa nere | ¥ OsT—EITHER ON, 147H ag 208” 5 dross, stating terms and particulars, BENE, Star Liftrom junction 12 Toit op New York aye iD See gba OR EE aaa fort at office Bt. James hotel. ° ANTED—4 ‘NFU! ROOMS; >> © 4) REWARD—LOST ON SATURD. HT. ‘sr. NN Ziust be centrally located; by family of 4 aduita: | 2 O5() March Sou vith on wear Aree eons ack aise BEACONSIIELD,Birofie._| Hic lorrnation that Sil toad toes recevor, atid PERSONAL ohne. We gusetiinees ve Aweney, ee" | BEAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE] 13 “A aipsBiows coxtmacton, Lease st, BoE vaio F eTREET AL slo dares the caaance of aH Toward will Tetura ofthe aie above | HOUSES FOR SALE-NORTHWEST SECTION. LUMBER, Star office. aps-3t* T—TWO D Vol OF TOR 800, $55,000, $45,000, Citattwern 6 $e questions pibtwe pi foe bes _— sie Perens pen Ww. Ay Moy I = == . mime Hotinarc BaP, Lic elie Ss a a : 13 VE OB :CUT, to Wm. Wi “Fido wal Frwaett BERUDIO aeound theo. of a Pidage eave at btar office and receive first-class. wists erties i 12" RETURN OF Ww aI DW McELPRESH, Al senescent = my4- fon that will Tea,