Evening Star Newspaper, April 16, 1889, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON D. C., TUESDAY, APRIL 16, 1889 SOCIAL MATTERS. Dinner—Personal Mention. ‘The retiring Chinese minister entertained a large company at a superb dinner last evening tthe legation on Dupont circle. The table was laid in the large ball-room with covers for fifty-six. Tne table wae supplemented with two cross pieces at either end to accom- modate the large company. In the center of the main board was a long plaque of magna charta roses flanked by scrolls of La France roses, and on the crossboards were Placed baskets of roses. The flowers for the occasion cost $150. The chandeliers were landed with streamers of smilax. The music platform was set with hot house plants and ferns and blooming hydrangeas, and behind this screen were stationed the musicians. Pink tapers burned in the silver candelabra, and bowls of strawberries in crystal were set in — foundations. The guests who surrounded board were Secretary Blaine, Secretary Tracy, Postmaster-General Wanamaker, Secre- tary Noble, Attorney-General Miller, Minister ero, Senator Dolph, Justice Harlan, justice Miller, Justice Blatchford, Minister Tavera, Secretary Rusk. Col. John Hay, Col. J. W. Foster, Mr. J. W. Thompson, Count — Baron Rosen, Mr. Henry Edwardes, ustice Bradley. Gen. Schofield, Senator Mor- rill, the Swiss minister, Senator Hawley, Sena- tor Cameron, the Persian minister, Minister sada, Private Secretary Halford, Minister eledon, Dean Preston, Count Arco Valley, Minister Mutsu, Senator Manderson, Mavroyeni Bey, Mr. Zegarra, Minister Guzman, Senor Mu- ruaga, Mr.Woxen, Mr, de Costa, Minister Varas, Col. Jno. N. Wilson, Mr. Hurtado, Mr. Weck- herlin, Secretary Bartlett, Minister Palmer, the Corean charge d’affairs, Mr. Wilkinson, Mr. Ga, Mr. Yee, Mr. Shu, and ex-Senator Stewart. ‘The minister's successor, Mr. Tsui Kwo Yan, has been appointed, and the coming summer Will see a complete change of officials from the present very acceptable and popular force. Mrs, Harrison and companions returned from their excursion down the Potomac about 6 o'clock last evening. The trip, which extended forty or fifty miles down the river and back, was greatly enjoyed by all. Mr. Russell Harrison went over to New York last night. His wife, accompanied by her baby and a nurse, left here this morning for Virginia Beach. where they will remain for several days before joining Mr. Harrison in New York preparatory to leaving for Montana, Mrs. Drake beid a pleasant eption yester- day afternoon, assisted by her granddaughters, Miss Cresson and Miss Carol Dare Westcott, and Judge Drake. Mrs. Westcott has gone to spend a few days at Orange, N. J. Miss Ida Thompson and Mrs. Ross Thompson were at home to # large number of callers yea- terday. Madame Romero accompanied her guest, Madame Barreda, on a round of calls yester- day. Mrs, Thompson-Swann, of Princeton, N. J., bas hired Mrs, Waite’s residence on I street. ae HOLY WEEK. Ecclesiastical Ceremonies that Lead up tothe Easter Festival. INTERESTING AND IMPRESSIVE HELD IN THE CATHOLIC CHURCHES AND WHAT THEY @0OD FRIDAY SOLEMNITIES. SERVICES TO BE AND EPISCOPAL cCOMMEMORATE— The immediate ecc «tical ceremonies that lead up to the feast of Eastertide in the Catho- hie church and in the Church of England, are interesting and most impressive. The services of each day commemorate the trial, condemna- tion and death « jour given in the gos- pel accounts. There is much disputation as to the terms used in designating the separate weeks of the fortnight that precedes the Easter Sunday. In the early days of the church the week preceding Palm Sunday was called Passion week, because in those days were the prefigura- tion or beginning of the sufierings of Christ. The liturgical name for the week following Paim Sunday is Hebdoma major. It is,ofticially, the great week of the church, and “Holy Week” . there will be in the asses at 6, 6:30, 7, and9 Ferial office, the service for d; confessions will be heard d the Tenebrm service at 8 The Tenebre service of the anting of the Catholic @’clock, that day, in the « in th vening. Catholic church includes the ch Psalms and the singing of the lamentations of Jeremiah. ON HOLY THURSDAY solemn high mass will be celebrated in the Catholic churches at 8 o'clock, after which there will be the vession to the respository. Tenebre ats in the.evening andat St, Matthew's ebareh Rev. F. J. Kerwick will deliver a sermon on the Last Supper. Only one mass is said in ewch church. ‘Ihe procession of the Eucharist is one of the notible ceremonial of the Roman ebhurch. The Eu ist is taken from the tabernacle of the high altar and placed in a re- ory prepared for it in the basement, usu- to commemorate the burial of Christ. The liturgical designation of the repository is the bre. On holy Thursday the mass is | specially in commemoration of the institution | of the Encharistand the Last Supper that was | heid on that day. In the church the bishops | bless the sacramental oil that 1s used in| ehristenings, confirmations, conferring of | > me unction during the yea: sh church this day is called | in commemoration of Christ's | do in remembrance of me, Atst. John’s church the holy communion is | partaken of at 7:30 in the evening. There are | slo services at §:30 and 12 o'clock in the morn- | ing. At the of the evening service the church is dismantled and the altar is draped in | black, and the organ is not used nor the bell rang again until the joyful Easter morning. GooD FRIDAY is the fast kept in memory of our Saviour’s sufferings upon the cross in the week that is called in the dictionaries and encyclopedias | Passion week, but in the church communions | Holy week. It is also called great Friday. At | St. Matthew's, the services begin at 8 o'clock, | Way of the cross office at 2:30, Tenebre and | sermon on the Passion of our Lord by Rev. Dr. Corrigan at 5. At the morning service there | will be the chanting of the passion music, and | the mass is that of the presanctified, so called | because there is no consecration of the elements | of the Eacharist on that day, that consecrated | on boly Thursday being used. On this day oc- curs the biessing of the baptiemal water to serve during the year. The mass that follows, in an-| cient times was said at midnight, now it is cel- | ebrated on Saturday morning. The church is silent save for prayers and the low murmuring of chants, THE ALTARS ARE DRAPED IN BLAc! Tn St. Jobn’s services are held at 3:30 and 11 Friday morning and at 4 in the afternoon. In St. John's chapel, on Virginia avenue, Dr. Pyne | will conduct a service during the hours of our | Saviour's passion upon the cross from 12 to 3. It consists of litanies, prayers, hymns and meditations and short instructions upon hi last words. There will be a service at St. Mary eburch also. Great taste and ingenuity is displayed in the | arrangement of these repositories which are | Visited by the faithful on Good Friday, it being | incumbent upon every good Catholic to visit as many as possible, saying prayers in silence be- fore each. Sometimes there are representa- tions of the Saviour’s birth, the stable, the in- fant Christ, St. Joseph, the Virgin Mary and the wise men from the East being shown by figures or paintings, while in every case there are elabo- rate floral decorations, cut flowers, growing plants and palms being brought into requisi- tion. The whole is brilliantly lighted by many candles and produces an effect well calculated to stimulate religious feeling. SATURDAY 18 THE DAY in which our Lord lay inthe tomb. On this day also are chanted the wailing Tonebrw in memory of the darkness that overspread the earth at the death of Christ. The low lament of the Miserere, the darkness of the altars the sadness of all the services all contrast with the joyful music. the light flowers and gladness of the Easter celebrations. An interesting and beautiful ceremonial is the blessing of the new fire that is lighted in the sanct lamp in Catholic churches, and also of the puschai candles that are burned at all services. Con- fessions are heard almost continuously in the Catholic churches on Saturday in pre tion for the communion that all the faithful take on Easter Sunday. The ladies of the Altar society, of which Madame Boneparte is the president, will decorate most magnificently the altar and tory at St. Matthew's for iter day. The calendar at St. Matthew's for Easter Sunday in- cludes masses at7 and 9; children’s mass in lower chapel at 9; solemn high mase at 11, when Bev. Dr. pelle will deliver a sermon upon resurrection. The offertory collection on == is for the ecclesiastical students of St, Charles colle; Easter is the test feast of the your, in the morning of the very sun said to dance upon the waters for joy, and dew of the grass is endowed with gracious qualities. jacob Lotman, the twelve- of son aecies Lotman, of Elkton, , was drowned in Elk river yesterday. | city | cleanin, THE ARMES COURT-MARTIAL. ‘The Retiring Chinese Minister's Elegant | Attorney Shillington the Only Witness To-Day—The Prosecution Closed. The Armes court-martial began its ings to-day by the examination of M J. Shillington, the assistant district at duty at the Police Court. He was present with | W his arm in a sling when the court met, proceed- ir. Joseph torney on ;, and Col. Dodge suggested that he be examined at once 80 that he could go home. ATTORNEY SHILLINGTON AND CAPT. Attorney Shillington stated that o: of March Capt. Armes called at his asked him for a warrant for the arrest of Capt. | required. Apply at 9 Bourke and Col. Gibson for an assault, ARMES. mn the 5th office and He ex- amined into the facts of the case and decided that there was not a sufficient foundation for 4 prosecution. A few days later th States attorney, Charles Armes, came to him | WW 4S" and explained that he bad a warrant sworn out | Apply to 716 31 Armes, for Capt. by his brother, Capt. e United Bourke and asked the witness to prose- cute, stating that he had some delicacy about it, On the next mornin; the case came up for trial, and Capt, Bourke was ready to proceed, but when the prosecuting witnesses, Capt. Armes and Gov. Beaver, were called in court they failed to r case was accordingly nolle prosse id, and the | to thi It was the bo duty of the officer having charge of a warran' he explained, to sub; pena the witnesses name: on the back of the warrant. It would not be reasonable to expect a witness should be in court in case he was not summoned. There | WW is no way in which an applicant for a warrant can tell when the case is to be tried until he is notified by means of a summons. When Mr. Shillington’s examination was con- | Post-o' cluded the judge-advocate placed in two documents. They were the orders evidence detailing the various commands of the regular army as an escort to the President on the 4th of March, under the command of Col. Gibson, THE PROSECUTION CLOSES ITS CASE. At this point the prosecution rested its case, and the judge-advocate read the reco rd of Sat- urday’s proceedings,which had been postponed to permit Mr. Shillington’s examination. When the reading was concluded Col. Dodge announced that there was a meeting of the Army aid society, which several of the mem- bers of the court would like to attend, and he suggested a recess until 1 o'clock. ADJOURNED TO THURSDAY. At this Judge Hubbell requested that the court adjourn until Thursday morning at 11 o'clock, in order to give him an opportunity to talk to the witnesses for the defense. There was a slight disinclination to agree to this, but a vote was taken and the adjournment was decided upon. Caveats in Patent Cases. Attorney-General Miller has decided that the international treaty for the protection of in- dustrial property in relation to caveats in patent cases is @ reciprocal one; t hat each party to it covenants to grant in the future to the citizens of the other parties certai rights. It is therefore not self-execn requires legislation to render it effe’ the modification of existing law: Badeau’s Claims Rejecte in special ating, but ctive for d. ADVERSE DECISION OF THE UNITED STATES SU- PREME COURT. An opinion was rendered by the Supreme Court of the United States yesterday in the case of Adam Badeau, appellant, agt. the United States, This was a suit brought by Badeau in the Court of Claims for pay as a re- tired captain of the army from April 28, 1870 to September 16, 1881, during which time he was consui-general to London, and from No- vember 25, 1582, up to the date of the filing of | the suit, during which he was consul The United States filed a counter to Havana. claim, stating that Badeau was indebted to the United States for money erroneously as ana from December 31, 1869, to October The Court of Claims by a divided c missed both claims. The Supreme Court holds that Gen. while drawing salary as consul-general ‘my officer for portions of the aid him period 31, 1882, ourt dis- . Badean, 1, was ex- pressly inhibited from receiving any additional compensation for discharging the duties of any other office. The court also refuses t 0 disturb the judgment of the Court of Claims adverse | to the counter claim of the United Si tates. If he was not an officer in law he was serving as such in fact, and no reason is seen why he should be required to return what was paid him while he was discharging duty as an army officer. Opinion by Chief Justice Fuller. Real Estate Matters. Wyman L. Cole has bought for @ Rebecca E. Throckmorton, lot 11 10,500, of of SP. Brown's second sub of Mount Pleasant. Hon, Benj. Butterworth has bought of Ellen C. McLain, for $8,400, lots 15 and 16, LeDroit Park. . block 4, Maria Peters Barstow has bought of Martha Parsons, for 24,500, part 24, square 126—19 feet 294 inches by 147 feet one-half inch on K street, between Connecticut avenue and 18th streets northwest. Thos. Dowling, auctioneer, yesterday sold at public sale, house No. 215 A street southeast, to P. Corcoran, for $6,000. Ss ALEXANDRIA. Reported for Tae Even: Deatu of Jupoe Stuart. ex-speaker of the house of delegate ginia, judge of the corporation cow @ STAR. Hon. C. E. Stuart, 8 of Vir- rt of this | city, and president of the city school board, died at his home on Washington street about | 10:30 this morning. He had been sick some time, | | and for several weeks had been confin house with a complication of dises men have been as popular as he in munity. He has been chosen here al attorney, eg to thi assembly, and’ twice corporation leaves a widow and several chil Alexandria Washington lodge, F. and which he was a leading member, and judge. dren, A. M., of | also the attached, | Knights of Pythias, to which he was will unite in his funeral, The town m death with unaffected sorrow. All th ned to his | s. Few this com- derman, general He | The ourns his e judges of the corporation court, since its organization some twenty years ago, have died in of Judge Stuart follows Judge Lowe. Chilton and Judge Meade to the shadows. fice, and Judge land of A Mipsicut Akrest.—Grandison Snyder, colored, is held at the station-house this morn- ing charged with the murder of Arth omni creek, Westmoreland county November. ur Cubitt , last His description was sent from Montrose some time ago to the police here, and last night, at 12 o'clock, Officer Joshua Sher- wood came up to him at the footof King street “I won't ou full o! and said: “I want you.” negro. “Then I'll blow sponded the officer, an officer's revolver cried, “Ob! don't; hi ),” said the oles,” re- the negro facing the Tl go,” and he went quietly to the police station. He told a representative of THe Star to-day that he left pt. Smith, and went to N land county. There the boat laid up to pieces during the winter. ittlefield’s wharf, Washington, last i t George Simmons, mini, in Westmore- and went He and Arthur Cubitt then lived in a tent near Mr. Frank Lomax’s farm. One afternoon, when assisted they had some fishermen, they were given some fish, and while he was engaged in the fish to cook, Cubi off in 8 boat toaspring on a point tance away to get fresh water. the fish were cooked, he went out Cubitt standing up in the boat ont in trying to scull. i is this man Cubitt that Snyder is char; murdering, as Cubitt was found floati: water dead with his neck broken, je never saw him again. tt went some dis- Later, when | and saw the river It ‘ged with ing in the Snyder claims that he was at Nomini again last week, having gone there with coal from yards here to the dredges now deepe: Agnew’s ning that creek. He will be sent to Westmoreland jail in a few days, and meanwhile will be jail here. For Sate.—The list of property di for the water taxes of 1887 has been lodged in lelinquent prepared and the sale will take place at May court. For- merly the publication of the tax-list was a lu- crative advertisement for the local of late years it has been advertise nite considerable. w to day, at May court, by the treasi To Go To New Yor Ogage but by hand- ‘he amount of property to be sold is urer. mx.—The Alexandria light infantry, at is meeting last pight, determined to go to New York as of the state guard of Gov. Lee. They will leave on the evening of the 29th, and will carry f -five men. Nores.—Bishop Whittle, at Christ church last night, confirme In the afternoon, at Judge Stuart's dence, he confirmed J quite ill for some time. moi ittle confirmed a class at St. Paul’ and this evening he will officiate at tion service at Grace chureh.——Th. “season” has now ot the feb vant id, will large number of candidates. own resi- Stuart,who has been a — 's church, confirma- church shows 314 members of the church and $20 pupils of the Sunday school.—The re- mains of H. C. Bowie, who died here, were sent | west yesterday afternoon to his home in Cul Court House, where for many years Mr. ie was the proprietor of the Waverly house, The remains were accompanied to delegation of Masons. Excursion To New Yorx.—The Ohio railroad com; cts to New York for all trains. al is 7 tickets train bya Me od to 30, and i WANTED—HELP, WANTED—BOARD. FOR RENT—HOUSES. YANTED—BY MAY 1, FIRST-CLASS BOARD FOR RENT—HOUSES.__ NTED—AT 1804 I RENT—7 NE; 7-ROOM: BATH: OR RENT—1302 L ST; 10 ND BATE. W eperstor for drenstsadine Ss a ip trenhe Ne | W Ane ar nha Nana te CaASS BOARD | JOR B Spavered and, puts G20 per ao, 711 lntrobes and cellar, “Pret eth. Aye te ; ; and near the city. Full particulars requested as to lo- | at. Tooms; stable: Rouse: all ‘mod. GREEN & CUNNINGHAM, “W ASTED—A FIRST-CLASS SKIRT HAND. ALSO | Cation, price, rooms, surroundings, ke. Box Gat City | imp.; $23. Apply GEO. SCHEUCH, S01 Ma ave. ne. apli-2we 1 street, mediately top 2 earn dressmaking. Apply im | P.O. ap16-2t* apl6-iw* FS RENT_UN ae = {OR RENT—UNFUBNISHED, 3 Papont Circle..¢1 ANTED—6 PLASTERERS, OUNT Seen W ‘SSERRIN, 417 Saat nce, “TT EY TO MOUNT WANTED—LOTS. ede Hyattevite iota ANTED—WOMEN COOKS, #10 TO 840; CHAM- | 5 -ANTED— TWO OR THREE LOTS: STATE | $82 Oct Bw. 10r. 9D 1920 Se st. Dow. AEE: Raye Desert Part ands ollncd Mya | NW rice andiowntion hadteur i. Gr staromeele | Sapoateesides 0 pale Rage Cooks. SAM'L'A. COOMBS, 9: 2.W. 1 | WASTED TO EXCHANGE-IMPROVED Pnop- | 2204 ANTED—COOKS, $10 TO HOUSEMAIDS, read BUILDER. 2 boven Crom rst | $31 Pst. aw. W SRHED COOKS, $10 T0975: HOUSEM Drie | Address BUILDER, Z, Star office. apid-Se” | $31 Pat aw. Yor. SiS ctien we ciss Reneeas eaeaainneect: beat a ee oe Or FE SHED ans ave. near 7 aropean agent. a] ED. - . W3NTED-MAN To DRIVE aILK wAGONAND | WANTED MISCELLANEOUS Penne ee het Bae § 18r.. pre year... ae fed A aly ay ong and fooling cows, Hefarences WANIED — TO FURNISH STORAGE FoR A | Sunderland Vlace n-w. 117. per mont. bs New York ave. sk eth no for use of same; satisfactory reference | Vermont 2 3eg near lows Circle. per mouth: mhl¢ FITCH. POX & = “X NEAT AND TIDY WHITE GIRL, TO | E°SU {BSED prover care abd usage, “Address G. £. | Ket., bet. ann 108 fee Eee 4 ___ 1457 Penn. ave. 2. . ‘ = | \WrANTED AT ONCE, TWO GOOD CaNvassens | P2660 > pasenent pressed brick bowse, 10 roomua, all ing. Apply at 937 E st. 8.w. 1 ay Sd Soto eee Rectie FOR RENTIBY Tos. E WAGGAMAN, REAL 1h ot. 8. ibe - imps:; 2 large halls in the rear —FOUR FI -CLASS CANVASSERS | or mouthiy| payments nm Cail 8 to 10 a.m. ESTATE BROKER, 917 F 8T. N.W. Die. ba - Studio oF any purpose, al in good rent to can vase PUDIO, “Cor. Uth St. aud 31 the city and travel; good commission. th st, n.w. at" SMITH'S 8’ we om By CHAS SSHKEVE Voce ood tenant, $50. 8 WASTED ANTALOONS MAKERS, 524 10TH JV st. u.w., Phoenix Building, Room 14." ap16-3t' Was TED—-A COLORED MAN, .ONE THAT thoroughly understands the car¢ of horses; must be well recommended. Apply at COOK BKOS. € CO., 1908 14th street yANTED—LADY A TEMA quainted im soctety who would like to make tive urty doliars weekly, in honorabie way; bo can- be OF interfering with their Dusin ENTIAL, Star office, y ANTED—A RELIABLE AN FOR GE eral housework; mist be a guod cook and stay ts. Best references required. 1305 Kst. 1” ANTED—A WAIST AND Si D; ALSO Bi apprentice. “Call at once. th Bt. 1 we aplb W} A) 1105 "AN ED—GOOD WORK! ES 4 Woe for Calta eettacan at the BON MARCHE, 316 7th st. n.w. it" W 3S TEDIINDUSTRIOUS LADY, NOT UNDER to devote 7 hours daily to leatn my business: ® permanent position; salary to start $Y per week ; in creased If satisfactory. Apply after 10 a.m. JO! W. STULL, 912 F st. new. b) AA b) good saiary to suitable men, WM. J. BARNET “th st. n.w., Koom 5, ae W&ANiiD—A BOY TO WORK IN A STORE AND iuake himself wenerully useful; must have 4 ence or necd not apply; 1109 F st.'n.w. SOORS, CHAMBERMAIDS Porters, Farin Hands, Girls tor dren. and all kinds of help at LUREKA EMPLOY MENT AND ROOM RENTING AGENCY, O10 F st. 2. ‘ap 16-6t* 7 ANTED—A CARRIAG) y D—A GOOD PANTS CUTT: MUS charge of our tailoring depart: be, | at once to STKASBUKGEK & SON, 11 t ‘ED — RESPONSIBLE AND party to haudie large aud handsow in District of Columbia for ing house; two large show rooms w Inust be acquainted with architects first-class recommendations, office. 3 was ED—A SMART, INTELLIG! WELL- bred American Neman tor a somewhat re sponsible position; experience hot actually hecessa but must have a good record; salary ¥1 Apply 10am. 8. HESS, 430 7th st. aw. ape-im F y ANTED—A GOOD SECOND-HAND TWO-HORSE BR RENT—10 H STRERT NORTHWEST, V wagon and harness; also a careful driver. Address lle 4 rooms and bath; all modern 1 WAGON, Star office. it’ 60 Conn. avn’ 3 AS 166. EMM =e i. W53STED-To, BORROW $1,500 FO ONE OR “OUI ot eee BU mb26-1m 705 Market spore, Wo years at 6 per cent inter nod real estat 3 . = = security given; no commission, For further into 2OR REN c TH AND BK STS.N W, tion address at ouce Box 160, Star o! OLA eens SBA Ber peer. 01.408 WANSTED-A GENTLEMAN WITH atiiern ex} H Star office. Sires to purchase active partnership in 3 ud particulars, “SPO ED-—INTEREST IN tate business. Address,in confide ; soul paying business; real extate reierred. | Add ess, with CASH," Star office. ae sw. Sonic Douglas Court, Capitol Hill Large warehouse, worst. and H now. 30 ft alley i923 Toth LeEerEe 134 F stn w, oF stable, new, Feat ou NG REAL ES- ney MF. T., 15-lw* HRI THO! W order. Give price. ANTED—TWO SFCOND-HAND SAFETY BI- cycles; one suitable for 100!2313 G at., 6. must be in good ‘Address L. 104 Commerce Bef \ st., Baltimore, Md, apl3-3t*_ | Gunton Didier, 26-1 y ANTED-$14.000 ON GOOD REAL ESTATE | 9th & Pa av.,r'mi14..112 = " — security. A liberal commission will be paid. Ad- STORES, &o, TTAPRIL 14—BETWEEN DUPONT CIRCLE dress W., Star office, _____ #p13-3t_| Btore and Dw'ng 810 i Craven . Presumably on New Hamp- ANTED—BY A PROMPT-PAYING TE TA ‘Yth st. nw. . ith ball and dog's head Witateron sts. nw.; will not small house, brick, n: cash, Addréss B. F, y ANTED—H. B prices for secc A) 2.50 Stable rear 1416 K st. eee 15 Btore st . 3M A house, bet. Band K, 6th and 13th Finder rewarded if returned w 1608 ns. pay Wore thay 50: also to bu; am re we a i oro eae Toouu Stak _-35) stad OST—ON MONDAY, SMALL PORTMONIE CONG ‘The above is on!: books, For full list the Istand 15th, railr F d ticket to Princeton, N. J. portion of the property on my. Will return sane to 1608 at office for bulletii lapI6)_ THOS. E. WAG AUM PAYS THE HIGHEST CASH nd-haud Furniture, Carpets and A Feathers, Entire Houselolds & specialty. "Address | ps. 5. W ° anna - Svrasews co os ae 10K, RENT-ONE TWO-STORY BEICK HOUSE Last Stnay AR TER VESPERS A BLUE SILK . 7 eight rooms, pantry, bath-room: concrete ures : tame retary WAste ND AND TYPEWRITING | with's Pa. Hewly papered; from the Testud TANNED & HARMON, Motropciitan Bank Deotdi autead Stkienis ny or eveniusrenred, Rooms, | Max, 2422 G at aw, rent abo, the herdies wo to the 13 Loth wt _wle-2 fun Building. HUDSON C. TANNER. apli-lm*’ FOE He nee a , OsT—ON PESSsViv WAMIED AVERIBODY TO XNOW THAT THE Al dwellinws, 2818 and 2520 2 st. n.w.: 10 200 ) 1220 18th st., cor, a all eum ot {wand Toa 2th de" EL WAGGAMAN B17 ¥ st wines Por month THOS. Te elma ged | So ~aancamemprrarececcieas! 1: 4 th at. soit hn 5 . ly is) WESCOTT & WILCOX. JOUND-SUNDAY, IN rf 3 RPET CLEANING AND s 3 5 and bath, bay, hail, parking, all mod. imps ai Room 34, egister's oi zy orks; Feathers i Deighbochoe; 328: excellent rid Owner? next door. 16-3t* Treasury departmen i ses Made Over, Furniture Steam tee ee Sos j —— seed Btroyed FAL YOUNGS, 1402 Pa.av., Telephone 1008-2, | JOR RENT—1537 147H ST.N.W., DESIRABLE 3- | FRecN 10 MY PLACE, 300 HST. N. E. apll-im story brick house, 8 rooms, ‘bath, large dry cellar, it sae | Io i, & Bay Horse, clipped lege aud ae yard; rent $45. Apply to OWNER, 411 15th st. , 16 B08 Fees banged tail, Owuer ban have sane by j rowing prop: WASTED DRE or to THUS. E. WAGGAMAN, 3 ‘ dl erty and puying costs, CLEMEN 1 UiEbLL ap] oak? patented, enables ve learn, 20 cut all kinds of ae 1S hig PRES ED-BRICK mae ss 5 Sn M. 8. niOst ON SUNDAY BROWN urments readily and accurately. ‘The systeus Wi dow Tooms, modern impr vemen! +5 baw | White Groast ; six months old. Meturm ta it, and Se scuie and 8 meama book furpanhed ett pews W @. METZEROTT & Wr, Water. ' ie apl for $0. Persons learning this system are immedi- st nw. = —— - ately placed in a position to earn good waxes. ‘Ladies Lone ONDAX, & DIAMOND EARRING, hii pee i. A suitabie reward given if returued to GUS Mur; Ser ANT - land ave. s ie Wa Loxtglts NOBSING ON AST BET a highest cash price is paid. od 1:51 sin. H.W. staal box addreased to Berwin, Ta" A. BIZN * na, Ge red with whive cloth with tree Waa seals ou itt y ANTED. A) for THOMAS FOLKS, 1900 time. DIF YO! holstering, furniture to Jored nua be it up will rece M st. nw cto the Grand Army who liberal reward om return to aw NATIONAL RUPLE U HAVE th st.u'w WARIEDTA SEITLED WHITE GIRL TO DO the general housework ima sual family. Cad after 3p.m. 1013 U st. n.w. i Wwaxt D—A WHITE WOM imake herself useful; reer 412 Oui st. nw. ee ae i eee ¥ NG) WITH 3 OR 4 YEARS’ experience in the drug business; must bw Teterence. Call at 214 i4th st. nw. aplo-dt* WASTEDIA WHIT TO DO LIGHT housework. Ing) Caroline st, r 1 between T and U and Lothand 16th sts, aplo- TUDENT IN Address: E. 1o-1w* W ) SITUA: IY; no plu ney. See our terms offered those wislice ve Washin Clerical applicants” wanted. CITY INTELLIGE. UFFICE, 411 Gn. w. aps. ANTED—50 GERMAN WoM » LIGHT POSI- ; also, White aud color wo n for Phila- Brooklyn and other cities; cooks, b . dresstiakers, farm aud dairy men : apls-or W ANAED FONE SHO UNDERSTANDS THE tail lumber trade thoroughly. Address Box 4: city P.O. —aph: ANTED. AID, MUS Wake Ghanee or chile ences required. Apply at 1 to 11a. 1. and 6 to 9 p.m. WANTEDS 20 CARTS O8 DUMP-WAGON ears of vid. Good reter- 7 haul brick. | Steady work for two months. J ly to Washington Brick Macume Company. Yard 14t and H streets 1 apl0-lw Wanteera LOCATED iside large cities, to represent, in his locality, spousible house; monthly salary to $100 at Start; reierences, SUPT. MIG. HOUSE, Lock Box 1610, N. ¥. mi, tw WaASLEDIA CLERK, WHO THOROUGHLY UN- derstands the prosecution of pension sy 10 Whom good waxes will be paid. Address, in ow haud- writing, PENSION ATTORNEY, Star ‘office. CHRIST- m ot Dress anu Garment Cuttin b rule sud tape measure alone. Patterus and uiateriuls cut aud basted OF wade; one fitting required; the syste taucht by Muue. 5. WANTED—SITUATIONS. . MESSER, 1:30 Hi St. .w 19-3" V yANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE OLD place to take care of property or to useful at anything. Can giv | N street, be and Zith streets, HEADQUARTERS — POSITIONS Wastepea tor Cook: tuberiaid, Waitress, Liv Nurses, Sew Men vol Butlers. SAM'L A. COOMBS, 926 F st.n.w. WW ANTED-To CLAIM, ATTOR ment on pension or other claws, of any kind, trom 7 till 9 p. mi. on every Week day’: erences. Adress, offering terms, KM, Star ofic WARTED IBY A BRIGHL YOUNG GUL A uation us iudies'maid or chambertaid ut eg in a first family Address MINA, Star y ANTED—BY RESPECTABLE WHITE wife, situation in city or couniry, rk; Ian to tuke car 3 Will work cheap, EYS: re speaks \ weneral how work about plac G00 6th st. now WaAStED-BE ic MLORED GIRL, A SITUA- nid waitress, chamber- oor maid; Williug to travel; three duys. 1U74 Isth st. TS) y ANTED—IF YOU NEED A COOK, LAUNDRESS, Chambermaid, Waiter, Porter, Farm Hands, of x kind send to EUREKA EMPLOYMENT KENTING AGENCY, 910 F st. new. help of au AND ROO! ap16-6t* wast D—GO TO DICK men, butlers, Waiters and general how: st. Also Eu WAS ED—S11 FOR COOKS, dress, Coach” work. 613 7th pean Steauship agent. api 6-4ty MAN IN DRY Goods or Grocery Store; cau speak German or English and give very best of reterence; have had 19 Years’ experience. Address F. K., Star office ap WASTED BY A COLORED GIRL A PLACE family aa nurse or chaubermaid ; good refere: Apply 1426 M st. n. WANTED BY A YOUNG AMEKICAN GIkL A situation to do chainber work, waitity Wiihina pes cents pound. 0d and TED—GOO! highest cash. Lown Oftce, 201 Pei OR RENT—AT fr prints 20 cents pound; arranted notto get strong or rancid (ike butter does) for one month, or money refunded, F t residences. guns, revolvers, old gold prices’ will be room for oue or two ARMOKS, eve sinall @ sid Lorweshoe piu, set sand pearis, Liberal reward ifm avlo SCRIBNER, BEST BUTTERINE, king, 15 | OUND—ON THE BRIGHT WOOD i coulalmng money, Apply et thn 0 Whitney Close, or. Hyattsville, t2 Bor saie oni Stalls 1 Yash decorated stall, middieof fh aisle) WASHINGTON Portland, 45 Northern riy, market. OsT—SUNDAY NiGgHT A LARGE A SCRIBNER, tah l-"u F 3 ie awaboeTia | Loretta E D RECOND-HAND CLOTHING, Toad, ianve house; barn and servaute’ house. grove | War dif retu BLN. Cave. d silver, for which McLean sv, .w.. 51 overlooking city ac wbundance fruit, delig: O>T—A POCKETBOOK NTAININ ud private papers, r can retain amoney, PULTUN, 711G Call "LASKEY'S: st. n. my’ L ful residence; part or whole, Tthand F ats) b.w, 3 Fenton Pines, 6r..11. aHus. D. BON 47.10°30 Lost. s.w.. St... 10.80 0.30 BD. aVe., COI i. WALKER, 9 Toons and ‘stable to go« zZ 3 apis NT_HOUSES From TO #100 A 4 ood Ley orhoods; pear cers, BUSINESS CHANCES. 40 433 K st. nw. 35 915 27th wt. n. 611 DST. ral with stables, AP—A MUSIC STOKE ON THE F NT—ONE Lak ISHED KOO. J etin the city ; suitable for a indy, suitable for one or two gentlemen; reut imoderate, ‘E = er articular, to Jd. KALMUND, BP. & Apply 2118 Penn. ave. tyw. ap]6-im a last fend st. n.w., 8r....60 [poets LES co al OR RENT—813 111 K PARLOR BE 33 30) Kate Ue, or. St. 8.W.3 . ON IS YOUR TIME TO BUY 200 SHARES OF so front baxcment; together or separately S18 22d new. Sr ina A5cetaw. | 22) Parmmatic Wana re, Stock, want ty ine Doeneneennne ee oomrod. | Sauer B.H. WARNER & CO., 916 F st. n.w. FO8 REST HOUSE COMPLETELY FURNISHED, | #t. uw. ‘ rae FOE, RENTS DESIMABLE OOMS, WITH OR RENT—FURNISHED HOUSE, IN THE | £’ nominalrent to a careful tenant — athout board; first-class’ table board, at summer | B\tigntochood of oy eateee Ciena ak OE | urove tor the summer, dat. FRRICRES, S100 il SS ee a ies payment of rent, For further particulars, ad- | JOR RENT—A DESIRABLE 9-RUOM HOUSE, OP- | tur teut. SOHN FL JOR _RENT—12 618 ST. NOES A COMFORT, Blit Star oftice. apl posite Pension Office, cor, 4th aud ¥ six; aucdera | Pec Ma TIC atx a bie 7-roou, Houwe; mod. Lins, aiid newly papered; | on yep improvements. “Inquire at GON wd st. u.w. apl3 ot "and other stots bon ee eee ee ee ee cee 637 Pa. JOR RENT—HOUSE 1710 32D ST. _N.W. | by FRAN H. PELOUZES JOH KENT BEAUTIFUL ROOMS, SINGLE OREN | (5st Pa. Ei Geometown ane rooms, all inod. tiuns.; rent. | “apl3-7t 1313 F street, suite, iu private family; ‘furnished; large double- E -50 per wouth: bay-wiidow; lange yard. “Appl wai ——— i ‘house: south and east front open fire-pluces in | 4431 Nd. av. nw..0r. fo owner, 1732 S2d et h.w mise TTO2ESEITING DONE BY EXPERT REMI every Poom ;references required; 1101 Kn.w. ap9-14t* 7 tou operator: Peal estate « aud others OR KENT—AT tive communicating rooms. on second’ and third floors, close aple Fok REST Rooms, furnish: suite, with board, cars. F ‘overluokiu ind alcoves ; has furnisi of the house; terms reasons! OR room; small fu ry convenienc > 14th # OK REN second floor F F improvement toe children. G54'L st. Pow BENT large lor ana eral 304 E st. new, RENT—LAKGE FU ‘oruér Corcoran ; no children, ap13- TWO LARGE BEAUTIFUL ROOMS, i summer rates; 920 NEW YORK AVE, N. municating rooms, second floor, as par- ersous; bath- pout or two bed-rooms, suitable for se it BOE st PERSON. ee ee ee 21 Clevelauduve.sOr 13 $133 devi — PERSONAL, apls-se' 51 Ist. ie IVIL-SERVICE FOR BENT Have SIX VERY DESIRABLE brick Houses, u. w., all mod. imps, good locations, jor rent trom 23 to $79 per m0. Wishing typewriting dove in approved style st very 10141 moderate ‘rates, Address K. EMINGTON, Star office. apld-or* STH ST. N. W., ATTRAC- ug, McPherson Square; Taree apls-se ‘42'S. CAXWOOD, 933 9th st, | = aa Fee ; piss” . RANK H. PELOUZE, 1313 F STREET, OFFERS SS eas : : Sr... « 5 | dividend: paying local stocke. © LARGE COMMUNICATING sy ree “io 2) > eames _ Call upon him, JOK KENT ed or unfurnished, single or Convenient to Belt line and F ‘aplo- nas ; BID 73-77 Paw, lig'knw., 3 — — = Apply to . CALLAGHA 'OR RENT—A WIDOW AT 235 13TH ST. 8 W 3 rg atabie “17 | “and Weak w i-4 361 North Capitol ‘dand unfurnished rooms; privileges 30! Rear 913 T's se & GAKKELT, + uccemors to ee Narr le. aplo-3t" SWORMSTEDE ACKES OF FIRST: ity in District proper: ok Feuna, ay NISHED FRONT a house occupied by ows Fences «ven and require ee mil = 3 rel ‘OK RENT—BY R, tate and Insurance B: REAL ES- sts. > O. HOLTZMAN, F roker, 10th ana B EMBER THE orks) HAMNAT. ‘hae cut, the aved, @1; first-class wain-ap" Year, 1; ali clock aud Jewelry work at rices lm the city; we dely coup ii ether oF separately ; private famil: 2.W 2. W., OF 2 Bt Wy We.4 TWO rok beENT— apl3-3t* ts dud all in. i. 1 RENT—O airy, Cc Ex and anew 2 ROOMS, _aphs-st - os, Rey Mente, 403 8th oR KES _apl5-lm? cor. Sth aud K sts, how. aia ie Sas eg louse 0 i EASY SHAVE Ok FIRST-CLASS MAIRCUT, , Muely furnished rooms, larze | Rent only #49, STEIGEK & LIEBL. r ’ : y cheap to desirable partics: table ___ apls-ate ECOND FLOOR % ‘U1 19th st nw. ar. 5 307 D st. 8. D, 2d st. new, ICELY FUKNISHED THROU a brick house € + Wan BF. FOR $5. TROUSERS THT OTHE | 88 8) lat 5 5 taining every modern om usk you @5 we are making to for light housekeeping ; corer house; three front Se eae eee improvement, on 1. T. 1 Will | 65. Strictly all-Woul Canstineren and Chevios Toor wad bath, 24 F st. n. w.,uear Pension office. | y near 18th ot) Gan 0 Ver. av 2c9108.08 | ee | ss SITKASBURGEK & SON es os K'bet. 17th 18th. 416.66 Hi, near “ise st, Sr...150 | aie 1112 F ot Fes KENT—' PURNISHE . | Mauss. ave., bet, Dih. above K st. S30 FOR 815. Wr ARE MAKING To youR oud and third floors, for light housekeey! d 14th, R. I ave. bt 16%17 se measure Black, Blur, aud Light Colored Geue at once ut 1508 Yth st. nw ap. Coun, ave, “near N jy pen 12th, Or 133 | JU stories, cellar, 6 root | sine ng. Cheviot gg ye — 4 ee ot 17th & Util, bet. QaudK., Lor.100 3 Rood ne hood, 2 5. worth @3 f—A FINE SHOW ROOM, 2D FLOOR, | Pee Ge i4 5 Dar Bh sygrses . 5 pi deut* aud Workuwausiay guaran tood sale. kshop attached. 1014 Penhsylvani ee a ee mee SL KASLL eS —____ #PAS-St"_ | 641 Ft, 24 floor, Birout Huu F st., 24 floor, Fee 7 LST. N.W., DELIGHIFUL | ~ re.,beated bysteain..gS0 I | Kou cely furnished, on first, secoud or U £41 ¥, d oor, 5 trontrs,, 4 ER & CO, our, lestrable locality, at samme Leated by steam care at d herdics ;southern ex; NI—FRONT Ff EAR G GELOWN HEIGHTS, A he , s-3t° | Liezapt rooms. in” “Sun Hdentinlly wath a lady ie i EF = Bullding Arepret2eke y furnished house, 9 roumus and bath; cars pass | the eye of such 2 F su-Wer, Kivi Urue OM, NEW CHEKKY FUR- rng 2 “ap | Wedoor. Appiy to CH. FICKLIN nme and circumstances, are, &c4 Ww WIDOW by Si for two, $50, back tou 840 ios | Patera heated by” sean, ‘ie 1zbd Sed ste uw, | ocr e = ag tots $80 to B90 euch. aps-ot" a ior slunuune ; reterences given E. cor, 12th and Pa, } — 1VOLC A. GOODRIE r SEY-aT-LAW, SN st. n.W. ; herdics pass dob : NISHED— ] vou - GOODRICH, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, JOH, BENT S EXCEPTIONAL 11th st. n.w. 46 L1th st. nw. or besiness pee transacted, c oe lb-ntuytinly Foams furnished or unfurnished; 5 R. 0. HO TAN, 10th und F st. w. See tr kdwe.65 7M. WILLTAl »McELFPESH, AUTHOR. i s. Suuiver rates, Geutlews | i aa Veet ith we st store and ined Private Detective Agee, x pote st. ew. | on ean 2200 8TH ST, XW. EW BRICK 1606 leth at promptly attended to and stricuy-couhacutial ry : oe = atcong gh iter ns eae Om | ie r Wed to and wtricty idential. Ofte Fost -W | $08 Ttn'st med rOveme SEY | 126 open all hours, W. WALLIAMS, Alanager, 926 F aw, fused commu stluik Food: parlor oor; with | = as and beat; $25 per month; nochildren. api3-3t* | FOR RE ‘AND IS TUE ONL E YOR RE SECOND-FLOOR, FURNISHED, IN | Fito 3 where first-class Secund-Haha Cle $A Biprew Jwith or without Board good caterer bold at respectable prices. Address oF culiat 614 Deh Be weiwabe location ce quired. 16th st. 1304 Rhode Isiand ave. Peet WO NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS, loor, with modern ituprovements, at 1414 ‘Terms moderate. i shee : JOR RENT—TO BE VACATED THE LAST OF veuseut; references re- | JA April, complete house; 6 roots and bath ;‘ull mod. | Gon-s ool! yard: private ntrance; 1020 Cayolin 820.30 per month, in Apply to Grocery Store, cor. of T apl uw. my apis-gte YANTED—A BRICK HOUSE AT ABOU! 32,000, on which that amount could be re cash if preferred. Address A. B. V ALL PARTS of the city and suburbs; have ready purchasers if at right prices, Audress 5. C. HILL, Sth and I sts, apls-or =D—A HO! 000. USE, IN GOOD LOCATION, FOR . F. CULLINANE, 806 6th, st, STED—BY 18T OF MAY, OR SEV: jodern improved house, bet. 16th ai ts. . good tenant; reut $25, "Address F. EICHER, 19th and Conn. ave. apls-st? AT ONCE, DIK HE win- new and cozy home, 8 or 9 rooms, bay ‘The sale will be made from | dow; between 12th and 17th and K and Kh w.; east orsouthirontand no basement preferred; give very Jowest terms; lange cash payment aplz-6u LW HOME, Star office, WANTED, A DWELLING FOR SMALL FAMILY; cash in hand; state priceund location.” Address F. PETERS: 1155 8th st. ANTED—BUILDING LOTSOR HOUSES IN ANY t of the city at speculative prices. The cash is ready for aby property fered unr narket ruica. HOMAS A, MIT F< Me eee ANTED—ALL DESCRI city of country, encumbered, or clear. | For ex change. THOMAS A MITCHELL. 0-Lm ene: OK RENT — 3126 DUNBARTON AVE, NEAKLY SEW YORK—Roo) I CENIEMDAD children. Apply W.C. 2. ORPHAN” ASV Li FOR RESTINEAR PARK AND INTERIOR DI JEsew bottom Dick bon ne RAL Ee FoRk—B00ms To ASE Pe Caer: 14th st. hw. urtinent two furnished rooms in fraine; one in | ing-room and kitcleu, tirst door: house newly papered | 1sth st Got lake bee kee XTOR, ANTED—OUR NOVEL PLAN OF SECURING | Prick, Wnturnished. neur tour lines of cars; with bourd, | aud contains every modern convenience; reut #45 toa | Gee, near 1th ¥ bees eis wits L s ECURING | two ih room, @15 each; 000 Sth 3-3t* ' | careful tenant: keys next doo 2" | Cor 10th & F sten.w. 200 Pst, ur, J AVY OFFICERS OR OTHERS VISITING NEW est domestic help in United States enables us to | © SLY FUESIn ce | a3 = o I, bet. 17th & 1dth, (for__ Coun q AN York for centennial can tind supe! oda tai tes. TNTELLIGENCE OFF ick: 7H Gare, | M'iturtita Boo Slate Boe Metay ROOMS WITH | J. OK KENT — Cou, 171H ASD_ OST Mee ie iii TOE OE MESES eT Le Gstk tee | HOMME ANE Carlton ave. Brooklyn hve ua ates walk We > D 7 We pou 21st st. n.W., one- rom. r -< 1 eighborioc rs = Sih's a . _ bates wel wape-Lat Serre ata eel eee ave car. aplZ-iw* | good teat; reut uoderate, “Owe, P. CORCORAN, Pe CR rte tf ty ties (5 i ed og re ANTED — SITUATIC FOR FIRST-CLASS | JYOR F 1327 N ST. N.W., SUITE OF NICE- nah = Oth & Luth..100, lerland Place. 90 ‘ANT ROOMS AND GOOD TADLE BOARD. eS SS ee ae mentite: | Moly formiaiied someer Satiers eee private Hand I «or ane Lafetiees.260 | JPLEASANT BOOMS AND GGOD TABLE BOARD, men, aids, waiters, nurses, bostlers, cierks, hotel | family; convenient to 14th st. cars: pleasant heme for z;---40 Desales’ st. from May SO minutes ride te Werke Husnagers, cities, resorts aud Couutry. “BUKNHAM'S, | one ot two persons, a 12. 140 20). to depot; trains leave every bows = a ee 608 RENE HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS i \0 TO THE WEST-END CATERER. =e ee pomeds 3 GRO Teetrangore and the Poteet hex to state thas WANTED--HOUSES. m exe 3p Hatebet. 10th & 20th..80 | 1 can furuisl first-class Aleals, delivered to your a Rae Dissurtetng wooew on ten JOR RENS—BEAUTIFUL 12-ROOM COTTAGE, GL OBTAINED AT oUR ov. | Temanice ad hot at auy hour. re So ee unluneatitg rooms Ul fits foo Poe, BENS SEE: -ROOM COTTAGE, a TE TAINED AT OUR Ox. | stiendedto. ANTED—TO 00¢ ARE FOR AF only. Sis Mast, nw. With new stable in rear: half acre of ground cau be inspected only by per | “SULSG-iin* ——- West-end shed House for t will pay stall | See. her Woodiey Lane aud Leuleytown road. A mits from our office. + — = ae rent aud give satisfactory reference, ‘Address B. F.G., Fe RENT—COMMU ROOMS LN | BEALL, BKOWN & Cv. 21 F wt. HILL & JOHNSTON, Peas ROOMS. KD. AT KE | Star office. apl6-it" Luding ‘corner of Pennayivanua ave, aud Lith st, | a, se = ap6-co2w 1503 Penn. ave. duced rates for the spriu inouths ; tye TATED Tw Tew q | over Jd. ¥. Davie’ Sons Hat store, Inquire of J. ¥" ‘OK RENT— ———— “— | Gucements to tamalies aes: sec cuanoda> W ANTED — BY WO LADIES THE CARE OF A DAVIS’ SONS, Pa. ave, and 12th st. 508 oth n.w,, 12r. Sand RHODE ISLAND AVE. Gone at summer prices, | furnished House during tue absence of the family; | VAY25' SONS, ~~ | 19th nw., Or. " now vecupied by first assiscaut Poxtmaster General | aulv0-lia® é references exchanged, Address Mrs. J. Star ENi—19 IOWA CIRCLE Me | - and Commissioner of Peusions; will be vacant irst of | pp yj = MA AVE. Cok W 4SiED Fou INVEsTuE OR GROOM Sho Shsies hevine ChIALen Se oateetne ee ote PapChawe ot the vice-president. Apply to J. J. S‘nicely Turnisued: guod table: tora ouses in northwest or ; none but gg Pecreteoie, Some iy bape eg EDD, 1507 Kode Isiaud ave. wee iS eee | owners need write to J. HERBERT, star oitice. It hve ae ae agg oo OR RENT—13% TENN. AVE. NE, ‘PRE WEBSTER, 513 1371 ST. NW. SiGeT & s 3 seers’ home; central to ail puinisof interest: pew : PS, OF EE tee anes 1D durniture; elegant rocuun, with Lourd, 66 Wo £10; per 229 and 227 Willow ‘Tree’ court, aw, j Seed . wit — NT—OFFICES. ar, br., water... aa Le,” | HOB Fede oe: == — — —— —— 4 . NAN > Leth st. lér.. WO) LSiS Set. Se 7 FoR RESTSA VEIN DESIRABLE orice ox | _e”13.3t suoustam,_ | tea dak 4 Otices St Ghiid COUNTRY BOARD, first floor at 1307 F st n.w. OR RENT— au 25' cor, 9th and F sts, = = aplo-6r" JOR RE and 9th st. nw. Ini nw. = aS ee TYLER & RUTHERFORD. 1761 Mass. ave. T OLD POIN’ COMFORT, A FAMILY WOULD A SHERMAN & CO., 1407 Fst ~ hn a i few boarders from May 1; large house, ele- OFFICE ON SECOND FLOOR 7OR RENT—1604_141H 8ST. N. W, STO) Uy furnished; Dosting, bathing ‘flaking. ext Mutual Fire Ins. Co. Building. corner of Pa. Feeding eh, satan fe ANLEAY Phocbaee quire in ROOM No. 1, YO3 Ba, aye, 951 Qt. mw. Store, Di a va. " splseost" PE RENT—OFFICE ROOMS; ONE FINE FRONT LOIS'T st. bow. 8 14235 st. nw. ‘T. ERIN BOARDING HOUSE NOW OPEN POR T. OR A) room on second floor, 908 7th #t, we", 6 rooms, mi Troeption of sumuver boarders. | High, healthy, nae 621 7TH STREET oe, Bie Sows alley, & roots, water. eres, Suir o51 ier riweek. Address Mre, JOH D. GAIN! a mn ee apli-et Kellogg Building, 1416 F st. tw. oe —— JOK RENT—3 DESIRABLE OFFICE ROO! = Kio irc etree ago Hae Ca Pescara ua ben eet a gates || SUBURBAN PROPE ; ) st. D.w.; bave r apl3-3t* AUS CAYWOOD, 933 9mm at. n.w, improveiueisté; Tapered ‘throtghout in. the mano = 1k RENT—OF FICE AND STORE ROOMS, ALSO ne arts Concrete caller whole, 4 ¢ Booms Mane vulte suitable for deutoter BRE ae Bis TD Sak, S83. Apply wo 7 piy.om premises, 410 7th str et or at DU 2 = estate 1235 7th street n.w. a JOK RENT—-FURNISHED OR U1 RENT—1THE OFFICES NOW OCOU BY ‘one of those Messrs, Gurley Bros, on first floor of 1319 F st., trom May 1 “Apply W. RILEY DEEBLE, Basement mb27- FOR _RENT—STORES, {OR RENT—407 4TH 8T. N.E., ON, F ‘new 6-room houses on Pai hae Pretiiest new 6-r tol Hill, haud- PEROT Wher mone CANT RNAS R RENT—STORE AND_ DWELLING Fittatesst comer of Land 7 eee ni 80S ee jOR NT — RNER F RE! MOST mon! DESIRABLE 001 within of it Circle; HALES eiguaes youth, In advance; key at 1619 Latacw. a 4 WANTED—ROOMS, B07 kunt nw BRS | Maplin US 1athat w. ze “ oe = KENT—ON 07H STN. W, R PENN: NW. 3 ST-&B. WARTED HME FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH Esyivauin are ‘are ia Sing? REAR PENS. E Fey Totn wa detory aad tess. stating vernies 0. B. His Stat office, Tet | GOULD. 31 beh st, news’ APPLY at once.to J. 4 Litt wre Sty basen ANTED-THREE OR FOUR UNFURNISHED | [JOR MENT — ELEGANT LARGE STORE AND Pe i 1, for three adults, north of dwelling; 1602 Lath i contains BaP, ows Circle, rt Je dete Pee | E end ail mod. inp. inte ‘tabhe iat Bent zh Ohgt Xa, is te by Stag o: aple-se*” | $1,500 per year, x DAN paper ANTED — TWO CoMMUNT- uc 1 stnw, Papertomstch BE ave; Sains, ‘or, wall aud north of Het ‘Aadtese, giving price, ha af eT —By A LADY AND sivenand pl ‘fice. ‘te