Evening Star Newspaper, April 20, 1889, Page 2

js a THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. C., SATURDAY. “APRIL 20, 1889-TWELVE PAGES, SOCIAL MATTERS. Mrs. Harison’s Reception at the White | House— Personal Mention. H Mrs. Harrison's reception yesterday was very Ploneant and well attended by s company of | brilliant callers. Miss Murphy was present during the hour. The young ladies of a Rich- moud school, accompanied by their teacher, — their respects to the lady of the White jouse and told her of the visit they paid to President Cleveland and of his very cordial reception. Others present were Mrs. Blaine, Mr. Emmons Blaine, Mrs. McLean, Captain and Mra. Bugher, Gen. and Mrs. Anson G. McCook, Mrs. Hazen, Mr. J. J. Emery, of New York; Miss Breckinridge, Miss Ida Thompson, Mrs. Koss Thompson, Mrs. and Miss Ingalls, Mrs. J. W. Foster, Mrs. Alvin Bartlett, Mrs. Halladay, Mrs. Gordon Mackay, Mrs, Major Parker, Mrs. Springer, Senator and Mrs, Morrill, Mr. Rus- sell Harrison. Mrs. McKee was indisposed and did not come down stairs. After 4 o'clock Mrs. Harrison and Mrs. Lord took the children out r # drive, and the President was accompanied by Secretary Blaine. Minister and Mrs. Palmer called before the driving party left the White House. Mrs. Palmer takes luncheon with Mi Harrison to-day and Minister Palmer will drive with the President this afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Palmer will leave here to-mor- row for New York en ronte to Detroit. On the 25th, next Thursday, many prominent men of Michigan, regardless of party distinctions, will unite in giving him the grandest public dinner Detroit has ever seen. Several gentlemen here have received cards of invitation. Ex-Post- jnaster-General Dickinson and ex-Minister Lothrop are upon the committee, The dinner Will be followed by a reception. Drs, Alonzo Platt, the mother of Mrs, Dick- inson, who died in New York city yesterday gfternoon. the family being on their way to Detroit, was with the ex-Postmaster-General’s family while they wece in this city. Mra. Platt had been an invalid for some years, but was better while in this city. She did not appear at Mrs, Dickinson's receptions. and was there- “fore only known to the few who called especially tosee her and were taken to her apartments. She was gentle and kindly and was well beloved Ly those who knew her. The body will be taken to Grand Rapids for interment, Mra. Rusk, wife of the Secretary of Agricul- ture, is not unacqui with the duties of ublie life. During Grant's administration Mr. tusk was in Congress here, where the daugh- tera went to school, and since that period Mrs. Nusk has presided over the gubernatorial man- fion in Madison for seven years. Here Mrs. Jiusk dispensed a large hospitality, holding « series of brilliant state levees each season, to which the people of Wisconsin were welcomed and regaled from an abundantly spread ban- quet tabl It was also Mrs, Rusk’s custom to #ive a state reception at the governor's man- tion to the state organizations that held con- ventions at the capital, and among those who have been thus entertained are the large and powerful state grange of Wisconsin, Mrs. Rusk pas one daughter, who will bea debutante next season, and a son, who is still in school. Mrs. | Kask is still wearing black for the death of her } eldest daughter, who Secretary Kusk has a son and a,daughter by a former marriage, both married. Mr, and Mrs. Jno. W. Hughes, of New York, the former the sister of Mr. Edward B. Hilton, and d Mrs. Henry G. Hilton. of the pros- pective wedding party, are at the passa gy Mrs. Maud Gouverneur gave a large evening reception on Thursd: The guests were invited to meet Mrs. McKee. Mrs. Harrison sent the hostess a q untity of scarlet tulips for the decoration of her rooms, Mixs Vilas is at home for the Easter hot nt ac. unies the ex-Seeretary and Birs. Vilas on ¢ Irives Mrs. Heury Strong. who has retarned from New York, expect e on Thursday for | De > ter, and will not re- t i next autumn. to f . Myer Miss Hatt who has been attend- ing school at Winchest isiting her mother, Mrs. M. M. Myers. 1510 B street southwest. Miss Marie Faunce ‘y, Ala., who is attending scho nton, Va., is spend- | a vitations to a birthday | dsncing party Easter Monday evening, from 8 to Ll o clock. Mr. and Mrs. Horatio King have had for guests the past few days James Stevenson, esq.. the distingui ashicr of the old Bank of Qae 3s charming deughter Agnes, and her equally interes! compamon, Miss Mary Louie, daughter of the late Sir William Riehi- They were highly of the city, and left iting their visit next has issn ards, of Ottawa, Cans det: ighted with the bea ¢ inteation of rez of the Eastern dispensary sical and literary en- on The | Mrs. G. A. Dulin, Mrs. David } tta Stewart, Mrs. Charles in W. Bayne, Mrs. Henry C. ars 2 Mrs. J Lancaster, Miss Liewellyn Ehot and Mrs. F. ‘T. A. E Chamberlin, An orange tea and ba Guild of the Holy ¢ is to be held at the re Tid QWst street north from 4 to 9 p.x i mis ar, for the benefit of "s parish, Ramsey, sday next 1 is celebrated for te announcement cards | nm pen and ink, Fy & e 4 B 5 g é s = ee and banjo clubs on Monday evening, at Congr: nal church, will be quite society event. audience will be w very fashionable one, and will include Mrs. Harriscn and a party of young girls. After ert Mrs. Harrison will be sere and boys tendered a ree Last vear the clubs were entertained by Sec tary Whitney and the year before by Chief | Justice Waite. ‘The troubadores are jast now | seves at Fortress Montoe. The | rsof the Meridian ciub will | Webb, Barry Bulk) ..N. Minor Goodlett, macher fled from the honse with her six chil o'clock to serve the paper. Schumacher near the house and she went with suicide, dian of the idays with Miss Addie V. Car-| under the management of Ric 5 j numerically very strong, ns. of 915 19th street, | five peop of specially for this production, will be brought a notable feature o| genuine Chinese work, of Chinese art in this direction. has been re di con evening will render a nu favorite college songs and glees, besides many new ones. tractive, enjoyable in sale at Metzerott's, quality, and shi pression. superior on the American stage in mnany years. John Sidney | 4 SITTING ON THE STAIRS DEAD. An Old Man Fires a Bullet into His Bre: HOW THEODORE F. SCHUMACHER ESCAPED ARREST— HE HAD BEEN DRINKING HEAVILY, AND, THREAT- ENING TO KILL HIS WIFE. SHE STARTED TO HAVE HIM ARRESTED—THE WARRANT NEVER SERVED. Theodore F. Schumacher ended his life last night by sending « bullet through his bread, Theodore was seventy-five years old and lived with his wife and family at No. 1002 South Cap- itol street. He was a gardener by trade but has not done much work for some time. Re- cently he bas been drinking heavily and caused a commotion in the neighborhood by abusing his wife, who has been compelled to go out to work to support herself and children. Yesterday the old man was sober. He re- mained home during the earlier part of the day, but in the afternoon he left the house and remained away some time. When he returned in the afternoon he was ina bad humor and acted as if EITHER DRUNK OR cRazy. His actions were so violent that the children were afraid of him. His wife was busy with her household duties when he entered, but he interrupted her with his usual threats, She had become used to that, and at first paid no attention to him, but his mood was different from what it had been, and his wife becai frightened. He declared that he would her, and started to load his revolver. Fearing he ‘might carry out his threats, Mrs, Schne dren. Her husband did not follow her, but qnietly closed the door and locked it. Before leaving the house she threatened to have him arrested, but he declared that he was not going to be arrested; that he WOULD RATHER DIF THAN SUBMIT TO ARREST, Mrs. Schumacher hastened to a justice of the peace and swore out a warrant charging her hasband with threatening her. The warrant reached Lieut. Boteler’s station and was placed in the hands of Policeman Lewis for service. The officer started toward the house about 7 He met Mrs, hit to the house where the 38-caliber ‘Bull- dog” revolver had already done its deadly work, and the warrant was not served. being locked the officer forced one of them open. Nota sound was heard in the house. The officer thought that the old man was not there, searched, but no one was there, and the officer started up the narrow stairway leading to the second story. The doors The two rooms on the first floor were THE CORPSE ON THE STAIRS. Te had ascended but afew steps when he was surprised to see the old man sitting on the steps. There was no blood to be scen, but a closer examination revealed a wound in the Pils from hfe hg eee Ao 7 Pcgmonit McKim was sent for, but when he arrived he ne ae Lame see | enatise ae cites had within a minute or two after shot, robably died | see the fatal Mrs. Schumacher is only about forty years old, and it is thought by some of the neighbors that jealousy was the cause of the Mra. Schumacher is spoken of asa hard-working and industrious woman. Last nigitt the police took charge of the house and Mrs. Schumacher and her children spent the night with neighbors, ——o—__. =" To reach all classes of readers and cus- tomers in the District of Columbia, advertise in Tar Evesixe Stan. Everybody reads it, COMING AMUSEMENTS. Atpavon’s Orrna E The leading come- ‘Pearl of Pekin” company is Louis Harrison, who has long been a favorite in ec- tric comedy, in which he has had many sne- Miss Thorne. the prima donna of the y. ix very highly spoken of, both as an actress and vocalist. The comp which is nd Dixey, is nsisting of sixty- All the scenery, which was painted ong by the company. the The costumes form a roduction, as they are having been purchased froma bankrupt Chinese dramatic company. They are said to be wonderfully rich and to afford a striking illustration of the possibilities There is said to be much bright and “catchy” music in the “Pear! of Pekin.” and the libretto is the work of the brilliant New York journalist, Charles A. Byrne. Haznts’ Bisou Taeater.—The play at this popular house next week will be “True Irish Hearts,” which has before been seen here, and eived with much favor. The’ play replete with humerous and pathetic inci. and will be given by a capable company. Tae Yate Gree axp Bayso Cuves at their ert at Congregational church Monday ber of the old-time ‘The program is altogether very at- id the entertainment is sure to be n unusual degree, Seats are on Tue Nooveras Coxcert.—The concert to be iven by Mile. de — and Signor Del Puente, assisted by the Wagner society, at National Ritles’ armory Monday evening, should prove an interesting affair. Mile, de Nogueiras of good and pleasing ings with much dramatic ex- Del Puente has bad no ag a well-trained voi Signor at HE Hicwarp WaGNER Societ its con: cert on Thursday evening, April 25, at Univer- salist church, Wl render selections from Dvorak, Liszt, Chopin, Wagner, and Szemel- enyi. fue SHaxespeare Crve will give a dramatic and musical entertainment at Carroll Institute hall, on Friday evening, — 26. Among those who will participate are: Mr. and Mra, George Buckler, Mr. and Mrs. Lrwrence Barrister, Prof. Goodwal Dickerman, Mr. U. L. Boyer, Mr. C, H. Buckler, Mr. Wm. Boag, Mr. B. G. Temple, Miss M. E. Mellon, Miss May Carrigan, t. Gail-| Mr. “Eiphonzo Youngs, jr., Profs. John H. Jord Hunt. Carroll McKenney, Fred McKenw Williams, John O. Rusell, and RW. Isdell, Pickering De gh Lagare, Redick Me Mr. Arthur Middleton, Mr. W. ©. Babcock, Mrs. Senator Vance has returned from Ken- | Prof. Hart, Miss Agnes Osgood, and Mr. Geo. tucky, where she was called to the death-bed | W. Johnson, ot her mother, Mrs. 5, B. Steele, of Oldham| Kexnay’s Tueater. — An entertainment cour rather out of the usual line which Manager ‘The minister-elect to Spain and Mrs. Palmer | Kernan provides will be offered his patrons ach with the President aad Mrs, Harri- ut the White Hous lemie society of € tout handsomel for the Merrick de » to be held ge on Thursday evening. Mrw, John Gittings, of Baltimore, will give an Easter Monday lawn fete at Dumblane next Phil orgetown col- | engraved cards | next week in Pre company of educated horses. able animals perform all tricks, including tight-rope walking, balancing, teetering, telling the Blake's equine paradox or These remark- sorts of curious lay of the week and month, playing base ball and enacting a trial in court. « © Tueater.—Pendy’s specialty com- pany will hold the boards at the Globe next nthe Sho Pr geemrtacre week. Among the members are Gallagher and aad thee evcest lll ba ony Seals are in- | Weat, black-faco comedians; Kernell and Far- distinctively ‘Englule entectemmonte of nce | en, Irish imitators; Eugene Mana, dialect su. - soe | A point which will afford Teliuble information as to the value of a publi- cation as an advertisiag medium is the close- #8 with which the publisher adheres to his advertising rates.” Twe Strap invariably holds to its rates; and, what is of greater importance to the advertiser, it charges everybody the same price fur Ue same service, This few papers do! o ‘The Orphan’s Fair. At the fair, which will be opened at the New York avenue rink on Tuesday for the bencfit of the Catholic Orphan asylum of the city, the tables will be in charge of the following ladies as representatives of the several parishes: St. Peter's parish, Mrs, Mary A. Ober; Immaculate Couception perish, Mrs. Mary Maxwell; St. Ann's asylum (St yhen’s parish), Mrs. Jas. Gowan; St. Matthew's parish, Mra, A. A. Wil- wn; St. Aloysius parish. Mrs. Chas. A. Elliott end Mrs. Thos. Kirby: St. Joseph's parish, Mra. W. P. O'Connor; St. Vincent Orphan esyium, Mesdames Schwing and Coppes; St. Dominic parieh. Mrs. J. Arthur McDermott, Mrs. S. Wise and Miss Lizzie Bishop; St. Joseph's orphan asylum, Mrs. James F. Barbour; Wigwam (St. Patrick's parish), Mra. W. H. Romaine; Con- fectionery (St. Patriek’s parish), Mrs, Victor Bicker ‘The officers of the various committees are as follows: General executive committee—Thos. FE. Waggaman. chairman; Rev. Father Walter, treasurer: Milton E. Smith, secretary. Print- ing and advertising —Jas. C. Noyes, chairman. Far Journai—Dominic I. Murphy, editor, Herry W. Sohon, business manager; Messrs. M. Bb. Jobuston and Wm. DeLacey, associate editors. Keception—Geo. F. Harbin, chair- ests, Henry Bahiman, chairman. nt—F. oN.” Devereaux, ehairman. Coat and hat box—Joseph T, Byrne, chairman, Tables and decorations—Joseph E. Case: chairman. Order—J. J. Fuller, chairman. = chairman, Donation ‘bairman. ae Maa®uon Licesars.—Marriage licenses have been issued by the clerk of the court to W. H. Gaskens and Ida Allen; Jerome Ardia, of Naples, Italy, and Mary Thourot, of Anden- court, France; Alfred H. Rawlings and Frezina ILO omedian y Templeton, vocalist, and Chas. erman. jig and reel dancer. There will be atinee Monday. oe Charged with Receiving Stolen Goods. The trial of James Waters, indicted for re- ceiving the goods alleged to have been stolen recently from the residence of Mr. Britton, Lieut. Tyler and Senator Dawes, for which robberies George Parker and others are under indictment, begun in the Criminal Court yes- terday afternoon. Testimony was given by Mr. Britton and Mrs. Tyler, identifying the n articles; Mrs. Fry, a colored woman, living near Waters’ place, who kept some bundles for Waters, and Detective Raff and officers who made the arrest. ‘The trial goes over till Tuesday. ———_—_ Georgetown Madrigal Society. Tn the autumn of 1887 a number of people in- terested in chorus singing, and for the most part resident in Georgetown, organized a sing- ing society, now known as the Georgetown Madrigal society. Early in the winter of 1887-88 regular weekly rehearsals were commenced in Durtis hall, under the leadership of Randolph L Geare, There were about thirty active members. A list of passive membera was also formed. The first public rehearsal of the s0- was given in May, 1888, at Linthicum hall, and was considered fairly successful, both fron a musical and financial standpoint. The society, with considerable increase in the number of active members, has been rehearsing steadily during the past winter, and the second public rehearsal is to be gs en in Linthicum hall on Tueeday, the 7th of May. Among the numbers on the program are the chorus Bright Abode,” from Tannhauser; “Hail, “The Heavens are Telling,” from the oratorio, *‘Creatior ‘Estudiantina,” a Span- ish dance song, and several other cho- ruses. It is expected that the first two meuf- tioned will be accompenied by some of the best instromentalists of the Georgetown Amateur {erchestra. The numbers which will be ren- dered by others than the members of the soci- ety have not yet been definitely arranged. ‘The officers of the society are: President, E. S. Munroe; vice-president, J. F. Olmstead; sec- retary-treasurer, Mrs. C. W. Fisher; saccom- Miss Jane Beall; director, Randolph I, Gimstend, H&S. Nyman, Hach Nelson, Mr. F. Olmstead, yman. : 3 vel irs, H. D. Cooke, Mrs. Pitt Cooke, &rs. T, C, Batley, Mrs. © W. Fisher. WANTED—HELP. WANTED—HOUSES. FOR RENT—ROOM — FOR RENT—HOUSES. WANTED — NURSE WITH REFER ANTED—BY A WIDOW AND SON (YOUNG | JOR RENT—H. MELY FURNISHED FRONT | JOR RENT— % pgs ar eit tae V juan), to occupy and care for s Fura ficase | Dok iat he ‘one oF two gentlemen; terms 1761 Mass ave, 2425 W et,Or new.€2 arax S| for the summer. ‘Of references given. moderate. Est.n. ir 233 Ist. ew. Or... 1 W ANTED — A QOMPETENT aS ee ceeeneee ‘Star of R RENT— Qs. TWO NICELY FUR- “tat > i6 Cleveland ave. cathe PGE | Wy ANTERS HATE ACURROMER FORA TRUEE. | Pied Rauets on Faria sorhameauenius, | Lode ce Ore. 68 Semoee ie Ciged Milg, | eetstnct ey ayn ac "shea ie! Bric located. between, 20th, licht Bousekeeving, dishes and table linen yeh reised im the rect ~~ Land Rts, Must have df on parlor floor sud thre | furnished: rent $18 im advance: ap20-B°- | Meridien ene ——— wa the vast quotorial wet tank cnt tee ng, ee oe 4 = — SSS eee 74 nest tuxterh improvements and are beautifully fin- GEO. F. GRAHAM, 1503 Pennsylvania ave. ap? FOR SENT TURNISHED, A MOST DESIRABLE hed inside wath ail the sonventences {-t boasekeeP= ANTED—BY A RESPONSIBLE FAMILY OF fa ot S13 Cok S 8, O10 Oth st. now. W)ASTED-—COORS, 810 To $75; HOUSEMAIDS, W Waitress, Nurses, Saleeladion ‘Iegunes Dee Yer, Waiters, Farin and Dairy Hands, at once. DICKS, G13'7th nw, also European Steamship agent, a20-6t ANTED—A YOUNG LADY To TRAVEL IN A WwW lucrative position ; expenses id: must be pre- asesaitig aud over 18 years of ager Addvess MBL Star office, (WANTED EMPLOYMENT FURNISHED ALL, work given you at once, Let Sires to leave cit; Cante wanted, OL apz0-6t* WASTED DABS Houck, 206 7th 8. WANIED—A BRIGHT BOY, ABOUT SIXTE! ell Foannold, tp.iearn the drag business; must come ell Fecommended ; on ferred. Address DEUS, Star ofice, ap 20- ANTED—A BRIGHT ACTIVE MAN OF GOOD was BRIGHT ACTIVE rweek S. A. BOY nd Yih sts, W ites edaits careofs ftrumbed” by zeasonablo tetma at 212 N. Cap. st. Inguire 314 N. fag. and in tha: respect have may advantages Over ap20-3t jouse for the | Cap. st. Fx, RENT— bouses built for speculation and renting purposes, 7 % = aE. x 146th s.w., 125, all AS He MAR 2 <r aR wT R RENT—TWO_OR THREE UNFURNISHED | “an i See ht he ANTED — BRICK HOUSE ABOUT KichT Rogms, and use of kitchen, in a six-room house, by | fauily of two; no 143 L AY « Balance commdaad e si iach aim: Aaty Nee jonthly vatate price, hocallig, God deaccistton eae | 8 38 34 VPATNE ROO G13 Tote -, Star oifice. Ie) Fok cr it A LARGE AND ELEGANTLY FUR- 14.30 31: ST — NO. 1024 OTH ST. N.W. BRICK, spis-st | WWANTEDIA COUPLE FROM THE NORTH | gure, at uew Tuckish Baier 1260 ot mee epee 2 ies atid cellar would take the care of a furuished Louse for the = pt a EN ementa. Key syumer; no children,” “Address NORLAERN, Stat | F{OR, RENT—FOUR LARGE COOL ROOMS, NICE- q 9 tus know who de | Office. ae > Saga egrme Very moderate, SEL Lath st lor summer work. ‘lerical app! -} ic WANT HOUSES ~ R ide es 4 T—FROM MAY 2, 1st TO SEPTEM- TY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE. Wi Sour tea ne WANT HOU! FOR B RENT—A QUIET "ARTE zs ANFIND PLE x oy ‘uri a iat a ‘ant accommodations by addressing x 5 1 CApY &« ESS-MAKER. GALLONS. D.| _ap20.7t ee eee. | aben scan oa i OR RENT FROM MAY TO OCTOBEL—ALL Of stig Ses " wad 1% SD—THE CARE OF A FU ED R RENT—CHEAPEST AND BEST FURNISHED | 4, ely carpisbed House; near lows Circle: | 5 — NTP DROIT PARK, DlLGH rit Wee ee eee, OF A, URMISEED Tooma in the city at the Clinton House, 7th and | Seugatiowssai? a ag Fe ad De ae Northern people. Best of references given. Address | #t8/n.W., by the day, week or mouth. Rooms = sot. E ee | lupe: im quod order; key at 1010, @2o.80- i apZo-dt RESPONSIBILITY, Star office. | ber mouth up. aa es end cellar Bick Howes Cetus, Wag? ROOMS | WAESER ECO ae \WANTED—BY A MARRIED CoUPLE WITHOUT Be SRO NSHED OR UNFURNISHED | fret-class; rent $20.30 in sdvance AyMe Lone atk | PRON KENT—PY MAY T D V children), of quiet and domestic habits, the care Foome; location delightful and convenient to de- | stn thet elewantiy-finiehed able to furnish $5Y0 bond: salary #26 | of Furnished House during the abwence of the family | Partments, ne. corner of 1uth and @ sta. L-w. 7 an cD, room 7, Central Building, | for the summer; references given. Address HG. B. | 130R RENT—026 MAS8. AVE. N.W. FURNISHED Sat lw 1t* "| Star office. ap20-2t* _ | J* rooms, with or without board; suminer prices. 1t* GHAHAM & BOLTON, Koo: NTED-A GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND ONE na, ave, W an \ NEAT AND TIDY WHITE GIRL. ut 16 years, to as ueral housework? family of two; ho washiig OF 10 p Apply at 0 . 5. Vv Will assist in washing and ironing; gyre “Appiyy SMonday* itoring. af sce, ANTED—A COLORED WOMAN AS COOK, WHO references re- 2023 Millver id, refi requi Thing, at 2023 Hillyer Pl ANTED—AGENTS AND CANVASSERS FOR fre extunguisuers, Address PLIFECT, Star office, ED-AGENTS TO SELL AND PUT UP {tained giase substitute, Address YOUNG. Star ‘ap20- ANTED—MAN TO DRIVE MILK WAGON AND ‘Assist in milking and taking care of cows. Must recent experience and references, J.U, BURKE L, 1409 New Yorkave. Apply 9 a. m, it V HAM. y ANTED—WOMEN COOKS, #10 TO 4 Vermaids, Nurses, and Laundresses, in city or Waiters, Drivers, or Farm Had; Colored Men SAM'L'A. COOMBS, 926 F at. n.w. ap20-3t* Vv in the city, Address FIKE INSURANCE, Star office, ap20-3t ae YVANTED — A WOMAN D GOOD JANTED—AN EXPERIENCED FIRE I ance canvasser: ¢ood address and well acquainted W ‘washer and troncr;isust or a good generat Gomes Woman with reference iu family of three, A. WLL- KINS, 817 Sth st. n.w. ‘tae V ap WANED UDDLE-AGED WOMAN, COMPE- tent to take care of infant, in very comfortable home: short distance in the country. Call, with refer- euce, between 11 a1. and 2 piu. Monday, at Mrs, WILDEL'S, Frederick flats, corner Sth and R sts, n. V ANTED—AN APPR Jstery also young. MME. Av LOUISE, 12 ANTED—COMPETENT WAIST A‘ Bauds. Apply to Mrs, E. BXMAM, 1022 B ds W the next few months while proprietor is awa; the care and protection of property will be considered gs an equivalent for rent; FOE, RENT—TWO ADJOINING ROOMS, ON SEC- oud floor. or the whole upper house, 6 rooms alto- gether, at ‘307 7th at. adjoining Firancu’s Tnewrasce ‘0. Inquire at 481 Peun. ave, upstairs. ap20-3t child would like to occeupy’a furnished house for where 08 BA NDOW BRICK house, uine rooms and bath, in good repair, desir- Able location. “Cheap to yearly tenaut. Aj Teiereuces given. Address erate me | VOR, B NT— TO, GENTLEMEN, ONE FUR: | WAGGAMAN, bIT Patni. | : cctoneeess OM - ee a om; south front, bay window and alco NINE How “SM MORIESO + aw if at right prices. ‘Address 8.C, HILL, Sth aud Feta, Foe RENT—ONE OR TWO FURNISHED ROOMS | ®30.50. GEO. F. HARBIN, $19 Ps. ave sc st sie ST Ra, ROOMS AND - ou second oor in private house; board if desired. | FAOR RENT — HOUSE, 645 MASSACHUSETTS ne Ne. OOS be wigokNAK. W ANTEDBRICK DWELLING ON_ CAPITOL On hes Hid oS ee Brea ,: S roves: mod. tenpe and | PAE Fst aie Hill, convenient to the capitol, 6 or 7 rootus, {oF ENT— TWO HALL ROOMS, WITH EXCEL- | throuchout Inquire : cm 83,000; also, ot in same Igcatlou, Rosi; fmanediate Paty board. 1102 0th now. Te” | w.. or next door, say TotW ST. AsTORy AND purchasers, NO. FW AN UNFURNISHED ROOM, EAS’ st. ne, Gr...) i A to WESCOTT & WILCOX, Mapz0-st ou 14th st. thw. | Font gas, bot and cold water eae tonne zauh sor apiy-se saad 1907 Penne. ave A a ed Pt ol ae QOK KENT-PCRNISHED HOUSE 2127 H st ferred: between 1 d = 5 o WESCOTT Rw R sts. from "$7,000 to 88.000. ‘State terms, aoe 1th belcate bates eee eee { _—— Lv: Peane ave, Jowoat price, number of street aud how inspec Wu sat ) or unfurnished: southern exposure; also single ter LENT_BY THO: WAGGAMAN, KE had, P.O. B., 313, city WEIRD -4t_ | uished rooms; board in houses. iv | ee aae be ee MAGGAMAN, REAL y ANTED—BY TWO PRACTICAL AND CAREFUL so (ED ROOWS Uxee Te BROKE I NW Wie acrtnarn peuple te care ct atutuitued | [NOH RENT-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS <3 | monn louse for the sumuer; best of references. Addre ; he Square va « Rees, te sem Sp2vsse | fom care and herdice; Breakfast if desised.” 12°% gg hate Ke ilene Sis iat ANTED—FOR W dress PI —— | 7 Lath et, sr. WANTED 5 FOR SUMMER’ MONTHS, FUR- | 250n RENT—AT 1311 14TH ST. NW. THREE | of ,0U#iness Ea 2 14th ot.ctr. Saws 6S Getne, or nished or unfurnished z twelve ee BS : 6308.33 2740 14th st., store and ‘ave rooms, within tweive tiles of city; tive minutes | aq fuutsded rooms, en suite oF aingiy ; references ex : vedo | 1g40 Xs walk of railroad.” Address COUNTAY, Star office. 2 Ea i, 94th st now apls-3t" OR RENT — NEATLY FURNISHED SPARE wags WARZED = For A CASH CUSTOMER, CNE under a about #4, 19th and y ap4-Im* 7 to 9 rooms S, Star office. st ESE, BENT HANDSOME SUITE OF ROOMS, ON first floor; also, Hall Room on third floo Fates, Nice locality. Address 932 K st. Jor. on Coun. ave, ‘suitable tor residence F et.uw., 10r Room (without board) to rent reasonable: references required; plessantly lo- GUS Ghitel Hills convenient to care and herdice. FOE BENT FURNISHED FRONT AND BACK Rooms on firstand second floor, single or en silite; With or without board; references exchanged. Also, “Transients” accommodst Summer rates, 713 11th st. nw. y20-Bt FURNISH! Sisth tor summery Pur. flat, H st , & iti itt jouse or two Houses tor $4,000; northwest; northwest, GEO. W: LINKINS, pli-6t ANTED—A DWELLING FOR SMALL FAMILY cash in band; stute price and location. Address ront roots... 468 La. ave. 4th Boo ars. T. SECOND FLOOR, for light, housekeeping, th & Pa. ay. re 34 F st. three front rooms an bath; corner house, 2: -3t® WANTEDIWE HAVE Av. ‘CY IN OHIO FOR first-class nan with ability and good address, to travel; salary and expenses paid; must references; full particulars, “Ad BM.B., Wi ep reference, ED WHITE HOUSE- proughly understands; with Apply at 408 13th st. o.w., between 12 and 1 o clock. ap20-2t" WANTED (A REFINED WHITE GIRL TO TAKE care of au infant, Address Box 4, Star office, apl9o-3t® D DUSTRIAL ents; new and popular plans; it will cost noth- ing to Investigate; no lapses to cover; good wages for xood men. The Washington Be: Endowoment Association, $19 10th st. u.w., apply trom 3 to 4:30 pm. aply-lw OUR OFFICE—A TYPE-WRITER write from dictation eighty words per ©. A. SNOW & CO., 712 8th st. n.w. ERIENCED LIQUOR SALI on commission and susall salary, ED-I who can minute, aphs-3te ANTED—E WANTE writer for lawyer's of and all varticulars, WANTEDININE ENERGETIC ME not afraid of work, to represent the largest live stock msurauce compatly in the world; liberal pay to this class of men. Apply WM. D. superintendent, (105 F st. uw. WaAX1ED-A FLOOK HAND TD ini shop, @ boy thet can drive sh apl-2t® JOHN F. DORAY W3SLED-YOUNG LADIES TO MAKE ames. ood Wages KLV i W: D—-A TID girl as housemaid aid must huve good referenc Dumbarton ave., West Washington. WAXTEDIMEN AND WOME: business. 10c. to 50c. an hour made at home, daytime or evening. Send 10 cis, for 2 samples aud 8 specimens to contuence work on. Address HOWARD & C ap18-1w* Brockport, Waste 3 AT HANDS AND ONE bushelman at KEEN’S, 414 9th st. nw. apls.2 WASTED = A WHITE WOMAN TO Do THE washing fora first-class restaurant. Apply BUKKAKINS, loth and F sts. n, )—MAN, WITH HORSE AND WAGON. » sell goods td grocers on cuumuigsion; niust be good salesiuan wud have several hundred dollars in €ash; none but those meaning bu: need apply. commission, Address Box 6:2, Star ofl RESPECTABLE WHITE Waitress iu family of tour; Apply at 10.4.2. wt 331 WANZEDEA CLERK, WHO THOROUGHLY T derstands the prosectition of pension claims, to whom: good wages will be paid. Address, in own hahd- writing, PENSION ATTOKNEY, Star ‘oftice, mh30-eolm* Wasreps Dexpor reau, conducted by ladies aud colored, for all kinds of a und states, with references. 71 AND” GENTLEMAN — AC. WANTED = LADY quaiied in society who would like’ to make fi to thirty doliars weekly, in houorable way cf Naseve gf mterfering with their business. CONFIDENTIAL, Star office, COOKS, CHAMBERMAIDS, ws ers, Porters, Farm Hauds, Girls to ren, aud all kinds of help at LUKE! MENT AND HOOM RENTING AGEN PLOYMENT Bt Ten and women, white stic labor, for District Mst.new. ap2-1st* ap: weit 501 ; others in proportion. Highest siiver medal) Centennial Bx, n 1888, e chance; permanent business, prices lowest, Wa are uot ‘in t pool. Exclusive territory fiven, ALPINE SALE CO., Cincinnati, 0. ap6-skw-34t WASIED-A MA Jocated outsia TEMPERATE HABITS Washington, to represent an old house in his jon. Salary to begin, ‘U per . GEN. MANAGER, Lock Lox ae apll-thas-4w TIN _ WANTED—SITUATIONS. WASTED — POSITIONS BY COOKS, FARM AND dairymen, housekeepers, uurses, housemen, maids, host stresses, clerks; cities, suimmer resorts aud ry. (Main office and reception room first floor.) NHAM’S, 910 9th st. now. apzO-Gt* WASIED—GO TO DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS Housemaids, Waitress, Nurses, Laundress, Coach: men, butlers, Waiters and «¢ 1 Housework. 61:5 7 st.nw. Also European Steamship agent. ap20-6t" WANZTED-AT | HEADQUARTERS — POSITIONS tor Cooks, Chambermaid, Waitress, Laundresa, aud Nurses, Seuiustress, Men Waiters, Cooks, Coachmen, Butlers. 5AM’L A. COOMBS, 926 Fat, uw, ap20-3t* WAN TEDIEREE, WITH REFERENCE, EMPLOY. wey ors ate furnished servants, Our plan kecures the pest. Clerical apphicauts same terms tered free. Informat: IA LAD city IS Warsi oper cout to any one ment position; not less than 64 B.C.D., Star office, 8 yun: ju Rooms regis- furnished wratis, ELLIGENCE OFFICE, FALG street how, LL GIVE #50 CASH getting her a Gov Per tonth. Adres yANTED—A SITUATION AS CHAMBERMAID, oF chamberiuaid and waitress, iu a private fam: ra N.E., Star ottice. IL yy ANTED—A SITUATION BLE colored woman as cok aud laundress in small private tanily. Apply 229 Mass, ave. uw. 1t* WANZED — BY |A STENOGRAPHER AND AC- V ily, by 4 respectable woman ; city references. Add: ‘countan Penman, desires @ position in either capucit, @ “Hentington.” highest testi- mi onials ; correspondence solicited. W. E. FARR, 184 ‘Main st., Norfolk, Va. apzo-3te WANED 5 BY A RESPECTABLE, SETTLED white woman, a place as nurse or chambermaid. No objections to leaving the city. Good reterences, Address or call at 1421 Hopkins st. nw. avZ0-20"— WANTED — BY MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN, COr- ored, situation as nurse; nut more than two children. " Address 56 C st. nw." : alll WANTED = BY A. RESPECTABLE "WHITE wo! Situation as cook ; no objections to leave: the city. Call for three days, 504 14th st. nw. It" WANTED, = BY A STRONG Boy, ‘AGED EIGH- teen, # place in the country or to tend horse in city; wages no object. ©. C.,Biar office. apZ0-zt* ANTED—IF YOU NEED A COOK, LAUNDRESS, Chamibermaid, Waiter, Porter, Farm Hands, ot help of sny kind sénd to EUREKA EMPLOYMENT AND ROOM KENTING AGENCY, O10 F at, uw. ap ° WANTED—ROOMS. WANTED PERMANENTLY, LARGE ROOM, 7 convenieuces; with or without board in small private family bet Band, Sth and 1th sts nw: ee hot exeeed 3 particulars. Box ye , Star office. = it ANTED—BY THREE ADULTS IN OF! W aibarataned communestiog Home yo Retr S Window house preferred; between ravd ath 8 and Mats 2.¥.; summer rotes; no housekeeping. oe. TANTED_ROOMS SUITABLE FOR ‘BI- W aire Oates eee H, Ny 12th, and 20th wea, tice, aplo-zt" WANTED MAY 15, IN REFINED FAMILY, 3 sto! it r adults: reference exchanged; moderate prices cenieal aplese omice. te, +. VU. C., Star V 6th and 15th. Address O. S., Star office, Fe RENT—TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS, COM- municating; front and back: also back aud front parlor furnished; with or without board. ® STOKES, &e, TANTED—A SMALL STORE-ROOM, OR SPACE, with front show window, op F st. n.w., between 1410 Pet. nw. je rear 1416 K #t ‘ap: 730 11th st. nw. et Ait SS ‘OR RENT—HANDSOME PARLOR SUITE, SUIT- | 1, yet, Isth € Voth 166 Store and De WANTED—LOTS able for governinent or foreign officials; also, sin- | Kst., bet. 16th & ee mo | Satis near Arlington Hotes suneee mae rote 14th, bet. Hand I (for WANTED 2 O8 4 LOTS N.w., TO BUILD UPON, | 15th st. n.w. sp20-3t” 4 the Ist and 13 in price uot over § + also two houses frame | FOR RENT—AT 1433 LST. 2 ELEGANT SUITS or brick, not over $4,500. ACB. FARDON BASRA aE Piatt age | JQOk RENT apz0-3i ‘BF st. | or wi board; other elegant fuomuelu louse.” Ly W: th. gle Tooms on second and ‘Ost, bet. #th & 10th"“100 Conn third floors; with private BY IMMEDIATE HASER A CON- jocated lot of moderate size; northwest; 8 With price, 0. RENT—AT 15 GRANT PLACE, ONE LARGE 0 Int bet 1th & 3 (00 (for summer) F? -floor front room with 2 large closets; also front | Pst. ur. Dupont eir....150 cat " CASH, Star office, ; : BULLETINS CAN’ BE OBTAINED AT OUR ov- hall room: with or without board. 5020-3t"_| FICE, ‘These houses can be teapeoed nee We a 5 vy | JWOR RENT— FOR HOUSEKEEPING — UNFUR- from our office, D MISCELLANEOUS | Fitiuied’irar fot, ciQUSEREEPING — UNFUR- | mute from our o —— HILL & JOHNSTON | _ story b avd SOVELLAN park; large yard: gi; water: unsurpassed summer | ap20-eo2w 1503 Peun.ave, | 3400 Stoazut <br. over Waste HORSE FOR HIS KEEPIN bsuneniidiammeimetane, a Fk BENTDELIGHTFUL COTTAGE: 7 Koos | Story Unk, ur. rand gas light driving; bestof care. Address W — = — me tully turuished ; cool, light and air; math front office. apa" ) COMMUNICATING ROOMS, | porch and yard; on, near 14th. cars-und hendic, WastHn=te Wel cenn newly furniahed and papered; bay | reut to good tenant. JNO. BOWLES & CU. 1 price, Bux 1 w in front room; no other roomers: desirable Leighborhood ; near herdics and cars; terms moderate. ALLIANC! JF office. 1t* Graphaph tating lowest cash _ -ap20- >, Star ofice, at nisbed 15-20 Conn. aw —ON WALLACH PLA : ROW < > — Se .20 plete G-room house, with ail im brk.. pe Re Ua LA Fh REXTOMAY 1, TWO LARGE ROOMS, COM perfect order. ‘Key ‘next door: 633 | asod Kal ‘and. Make satisfuctery arte ceee deedthe | E'munteating, with folding doors; firet floor sarsies | WEE & Ob" apz0-3e | bk. % SMSO Srungeniegnz0-ae” | Aud two cloxetay very desirable. Also basementroom | won REN DF SiS, OPPOSITE | gso p o > Mt st rEREED TO pith Aan. ee MEST Pension office, a desirable nine-room bc | “Rrukt Sen edeae ts | nian st store ana Waa te ai POR RENT—1014 12TH ST. N.W., SECOND AND | iinps. Inqaire 608 3d #t_ uw st ry * snag ned soo In excban, ABR OOF Rooms, with Arst-class Table Board. | OR RENT—UNFURNISHED OFFICES ef cE i 1214 °F stn. w. | 1607 15th st. nw, 10r..40 oF rs. Sith JOR RE 9 RHODE ISLAND AVE., OP- | | 23r_.. #250 1124 Coun TOr... 40 “ posite residence of Vice-President Morton, Fur- | 1 14 Jet st. uw. 1dr ue oe el ished Anartmucnts, with table board. in private, fan 30 Hee st. aw, 8 3 3 delightful location; newly furnished throughou 2 Kiscwe wt. n.w., OF. Het eels fied ape civctrical call bells: bot and cold water: all mod. cot 4 Bias wt 6 | 1241 14th st, large nce ince & Oe veniences ; ref apl #06 16th st. | . - #100 WTED-SAFETY BIGTG ROR RE NISHED ROOMS, 34 Soth ett | caennaes Oe, Saar be 5 ei 2d floor, excelleut lc sq, from cans; sult? OF Caroline st? | SUBURBAN WESTDENCES—ON MERIDIAN Wit. We OHEINT able for Light housekeeping. Apply 1108 15th at 8 S Lst st nw. Gr | Brownlicu | property, fruit trees, pleuty a = cn eM a hs Se 2 Ist st. ow. OP. Town house, Kor yee, WAREDSLOQND-HARD AUTOMATIC & JOR REN MB&T_N. W., 4 DOORS EAST OF al ae BY She Fost. water....030 Gencription and lowest cach orien, MaCnIR IE Connecticut ‘ave. double and single furnished FURNISHED. Re pe ge aye pam, Se. sa description : v ‘ Toms, with table board; suinmer prices, references Piet. nr 25th. Lor, — MM. PARKE WaAStED ~ bievere — wit, Pay PER | Soest — soto Se. | | more Gona-eve near 1418 F ot J ANTED — BICYCLE — PA beat | FOR RENT-XNEWLY FURNISHED 3D-FLOOR | 16142 fnas_ay tir 18th, 15) mouth for Use of n good safety and guarantee best | JH . Matvest ae Ft doe SE, ALL Mob- TED—COMMO’ PIGEONS IN LARGE OR 5 EST. NW 5 JOR RENT. THREE C po Pog te Gig numbers, Address BUYER, Star office, | HN Er estes ree Ee OR Rainn ew 3 — ; . = me __ | gus and heat, in new house, recentiy papereds OK RENT-NEW TWO-STORY BAY-WINDOW wos ¥ BICYCLE, TO RENT OR | mouth: references required. no childeen ap eOs Bick Doraline: ok Foun ‘ater aud wae ear Pll ee 'T—FURNISHED ROOMS: CON SWOEMSTEDT & BRADLES- G27 Pat new, \ W MENT, Btar office. and measure alone, Feat 219 W AN TED—4, OF GOOD MILK DAILY. Inquire J.P. V. RIFTER, 7th st. nw. 1t* ANTED—TO BORROW $2,000 TO BUILD ¢ A_ $1,000 suburban lot! Addre 5 c —COTTAGE IN MOUNT PLEASANT; stow. de: water near kiteben, Aypls H. i st. nw. ce Fe RENT—THE “MALTBY. Jersey ave. aud B st. nw JORK Fu: light housekeeping if desired. Apply ELY-FURNISHED leove, On second floor: also, one large, furnished Room on third floor; with or without board; six blocks from War, Navy and State depart- References required. Address B. 2. Star ap ls-2r DLW 1 2th st. n.w., store dwelling. illyer Pisce, Gr__60 . 10r ment of JOK RENT—TWO SECOND-STORY ROOMS; newly furnished; bay window, with southermex posure; bath on same Sor; board if desired: sui Fates, 140 C st. «.e. apls: JOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS, SINGLE OR eu suite, with board; north of Pennsylvania ave, "S, MARE wood and convenient to city . F, BARBOUR, 431 10th st, n.w, ranged that, artient hous. | ing room and tw. supphed with an Ous for cooking and beat: i 1501 Q st. uw. 2410 Lath st, 1406 Chapin aan A The above houses can be examined by SS FOR PROF. CHRIST- tional Tailor System of Dress with inch rule and tape he uly system used that is based Garment Cuthiry s yetem taught by | conventent to cars, Wat aud Navy departinen : 2 Thos. F Wat Tw 10 erences exchanged. 1803 H apl — ‘aumammanibices ** avi HIGHEST © JOR ture, Carpets and ih D ROOMS, PAR- JOR RENT—1908 31 , #20; 1140 Zi st st, $35, Bz. . . #40. prices tor second-hand F: R RENT. 2d wt, furbieh< lor and two bedrooms, for light housekeeping, oj D uers. Entire Households # specialty. Ad to single gontiemen, with the use of bath-room. 2016 anh Ad. WHITAR oe “that, aw. a st. nw. ap18-3t* Fac % ANTED-TO BUY SMALL RETAIL MILK | JXOR RENT—-THREE UNFURNISHED COMMU- BOUNDARY ST, Toute. Address, stating price, Box 54, Star | I nicating Rooms, cas and bath. for light housekeep- xo = hew, ar, 8 roogne, sil mode office, s : ap1s-3t" | in; $10.50 per month. Apply 140 Fst. ne. a18-8* | WYOhmn bath and cellar 835 boot. ee hient 12 WASTED FoR Cast 4 LLON MILK | J7OR RENT—AT 1112 H ST. N. W,, LARGE AND | next door. ap @S and g10; Wilson Address C. THOMPSON, Star office, Pleasant furnished rooms, north shd south expo- | FOR RENTS apls-at _ ap] g-at® ____| sure; terms reasonable. 1s-1 ‘439 ith bow, 12r WAN!ED-T0 BUY FOR HIGHEST CASH PRICE | JOR Ri A QUIET LADY LIVING ALONE HAS | 430 Mst.n.w., I econd-hand Furnit ure,Carpets, Stoves thers, one Or more rooms furnished for light housekeep- | 513 L sc: peop Sttention to colens, ty vise, | jug, om oar and herdic line; cheap. Apply #24 H st. ne. aang tee AE st a one JOR RENT-FURNISHED Of UNFURNISHE a iF tie 8 | SAFETY BICYCLE, s\ large south front room, newly and, clegautly deco: | Gnice-rdotns, O2a fi, bath dnd ir. 3s 1411 Gat nw cheap: give description, pric Tated, and. two communicating fu! i: . SL Cay § aOURTDE WOOL S CASH PURCHASER. $10 and 815. pri fauily; board if desired: ‘no A. 8. CAY WOOD, T—HOUSE, SW. OOR. LOUTH AND STS. W Address K., Star of 933 9th st. nw. FINE BRICK DWELLINGS, 14 Sand 12 rooms, respectively; all POR REN sw. 2 1] rooms and bath JOHN MILOER JOR RENT housekeeping E apl zi FRE REST RST AND SECOND FLOORS, handsomely furnished; north and south exposure: silane impe. “Apriy te ave, BW, apin-Or -KVOM BRICK HOUSE ON ANTED—TO PURCHASE SECON D-HA, D POOL and billiard-t bles; must be in geod condition, r SpIs-3t —TWO. ®., 1. os 2 | Gacesaiie ion cictnaclitnctek tae ames 830 per month to good tenants, Khode Island ave. with ali modern improvewents WAXIED-OKDERS FOR | SLIP-COVERS FOR Sess op Wer ual Mars inteniecems saab Grates ie BOND, 1439 st._ | and im gvod ord cmbe en aTC toot dogeiet . x ENT— s y K es cellar, . x 5 OST NW. c mings oar Spot Meutsmniaiceee: etatiouie noe inodern iniprovemen ts; key at 18, $230.45. 50 ST.N.W. TEN ROOM BRICK; ae — : —|~" Mrs, A SEXTOR, S12 West 14th st, NewYork, | _ap20-3t ___B. H. WARNER & CO. _ a ee eee a oe WANTED-LADIES AND GENTLEMEN TO JOIN | _apll-7t i JOR RENT—1404 § ST. NW, ALL MODERN ngperd. CALWOUD & mee ee ginames in fencing and German, com- POE, RENT-ONE LARGE FURNISHED ROOM, improvements, Rent #./0 per month. wwetnent {1 € Armory. W box at Price’s Stables, 311 thst, n.w, farm on 7th st. | Prices. 2141 H st, n.w. tn Toud, Smiles from city. 0. H. B. CLARK, Slivo P- On. U ROOMS, SINGLE OR EN Ma. S apl7-lm* — in wed Ha A ae ee —— - ——— TRIVING REAL Es: | Comer bouse’, gouth and east frout; open fireplaces, y ANTED—INTEKEST IN THRIVING REAL ES- é * Wanntintan, Adlanees in cuundens AEE AP | €veEY coum references required: L101 Ku.w, apo-14t Star ug May 1; German taught in two months. reder- vat # to Jom class. Prof. J. M. E. HALL, suitable for oneor two gentlemen; reut moderate. Apply 2118 Penn. ave. n.w. ‘ap16-Lm JOR RENT — DESIRABLE ROOMS, WITH OR ee a A. BATES & © 1407 F st.b.w, JOR RENT— 1013 14th st. n.w., lir lena. sik@ p18-tmy: TED—HORS?S TO PASTURE — KEEPS reg winter and summer a specialty. Order rs he office, YOR RENT—TWO NICELY FURNISHED COM- apl5-1w?"” » municating rooms on first floor; for wentlemen OR RENT—MAY 187, A NEW SIX-ROOM BRICK ANTED—EVERY BODY TO KNOW THAT THE SSW House, with bath and ail the modern couveniences. V Iichest cash prives are paid for al) Kinds, cast uf eee a soe WU Het ne. Inquire 4191 st... apa tt jewelry, aud pistols at JULIUS Ce 1 x JOR KENT—707 ¢ ST. NE. 7-ROOM: BATH 7 a ? ruer of Pennsylvania ave. and 12th at, : ; Lio thst. iw. “AN ‘orders by mail Prometh Neth fetes to ae sore, Inguire of 3."¥" Papered and painted: $20 per mo, “7116 ANTED—LADIES TRY “ORANGE BLOSSOM,” 2 a i N “Blood Puri Apply Gv. SCHLELCH, 801 Md ave, asure cure for female diseases; also Dr. McGill's aria; 100 doses ; samples -lw* 1 PF. A. BAILEY, sole agent, Sta ers B.e. FOR RENT—19 TOWA CIRCLE—THREE COM- F municating rooms, with private bath, second floor, and two communicating rooms, third floor; fur- M. W jad-skew- 4 bisied. Those Lavin childreu oF servants need wot ap- 5 iT TV 7 vi ces eX: Ey ANTED-STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND oe etc ery ee Rouowsting Works: Yeuthers Keuovaed, Sat | FJOR RENT — NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS tresses Made Over, Furniture Steamed, and Moths De- | A’ with first-class board. 1416 N st. u.w.nh28-1m etroved # ELYOUNGS, 1402 Faav., Telephone 1008-2. = NT oRGATS ‘ apli-im = ; 5 rED-DRESS CUTTING MADE & RENT—FLATS. 50 | O31 Pst uw. m's “Drens © = = . patented, ‘enables every, one to learn to cut all kinds of 'OR RENT—2 STORY FLAT OF 5 & WILCOX. 22 Vth wt iLe., Gr, karments readily and accurately. ROOMS AND it ‘The system will be bath. “Apply at store 1331 14th st. 907 Pa. ave. now. FUENISHED, DOR RENT—TEN-ROOM HOUSE V pe | Conn. ave., bet. Rand 5, JSr., per year. #3, & RENT—TEN-ROOM HOUSE WI’ ST. oy Fi ne . for'dG, Porscus losrning this eysters are ae FOR RENT_OFFICES ye ie Se ae eet aks L tbr. stable, per year... 3p ately placed in a position to earn good wages. Ladies 0. ES. . from city @ rare chance; square from street car: rent | Vermout ave. neat lowe Grice tne mentle. school St'ely Wine 1S2O Ree we cannes OR RENT. ABLE OFFICE ROOM, WIT | $20-_4. 8.CAXWOOD, 953 9th at_ sos | Katy bet vib and 10h tae Favre ; SS ee 7 ITO DUKER & CO. 0 R RENT—A FINE CORNER HOUSE; 9 ROOMS; pe RUTH WiNTED-FORUY GOOD SECOND-HANDGEN- | at, See Ey $0 OEY DUNER £00, O00 18 | thet out ke i _ap16-6t" 1 om got cook Deion ia Heed, Chil ov enna gonial te JOR RENT—ELEGANT OFFICE ROOMS—BASE-| apo. re RR RENT—ONE TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE; Sabet A SUSAR ESOL aknn | Kia seo ditehat OE | PgR RES pepo fy ag a WV ANTED-TRY SCRIBNER, BEST BUTTERINE, | ENIGAT ¥ 2 at. nw. May; 2212 G st. uw; rent $0; the wo to the Wit and prints, 20 cents pound: cooking, 13 aye and 2030 | bote.nguite 405 7h at. 8 ieee” cents pound. Warranted not to get strong or tancid | —*P18° a . ._ ting cme ‘does! y R RENT—A VERY DESIRABLE OFFICE ON ‘eth 3 RENT—1513 end 1515 RHODE ISLAND AVE. Pa et a a ees first floor at 1307 ¥ st n-w. Tithe aS | Ber Seeeand bo Bass setoceat Postencter Semone #28 3 So and 340 (decorated middle of fish aisl ) | _apls-6e* TYLER & RUTHERFORD. st. n. ‘8 | and Commissioner of Pensions. : will be vacant Gret of Gentes Markee 20d 260 Nortnern Liberty marke FOE, BENE GFFICE ON SECOND FLOOR OF Sth eta. UPS Mo ta ve dR SiS ot a Mutual Fire Ins. Co, B corner of Pa. ave. De 3s Wg ey ww a. TANTED—GOOD SECOND-HAND CLOTHING, | and Oth st. u.w. Inquire in ROOM No. 1, 902 Pa, ave. ae SHEDD, 1507 ts » Meriter oi sefte snhneies | ea semnont| {ites #8 est ea W « “ Tian tice, dT Penn. ave,, cover 2d st a. w oe eee CU ace ROOMS; ONE FINE FRONT 2s a. 18 621 7TH STREET, LOGIE H st. : PERSON apl3-7t* Opposite Patent Office, $20 det a1 “i 30 rey rie SE | FM ge nea Gm CRIED a | Sats 3 —HAVE FULL RECORD FROM NASHVILLE, yi Apsly We BAL : st. nw. including sewer buniuess, and request of Mirai, | 270m May L. Se 204 Dat n-w. 33 to vacate. Further reports ae it* Need 4 3 ) YOUNG GENTLEMEN DESIRE TO MAKE Y > : T's Sopenigies at iwe yotue dias au | __ FOR_RENT—STORES. iease au ‘office. * ae > wi | WARNECKE 18 IN TOWN HE WILL HR RENT—AN OLD-EST. CON} L ELM WARNECKE 'N HE WILL st. mL Dopieasccsitat the German Connular onice, 425 74k | a Houery and Bakery Store, all fea 453 Vat nw st. nw, ap20-2t* ap2o-3t U._ L. BOYER, 313 434 st, s.w. Ost ne. STYLES, NOT COTTON MIXE IR RENT—STORE 620 0 ST. N.W.; DWELLING | 1 LOO sicetiy'aii Wool panty Medi e Fnditabie it oatea: Sitchin ior baer eae bec order, $133. icicnencineieag.* t, or any kind of business. Oppoaite high school. | 35 a] i x Apply'on premises, apl9- rE] NY INFORMATION OF HARRY L. BUTTS WHO | Joon RENT—PART OF BTORE 1 A caine to this city from Baltimore “sbout August | [108 BENT—PART OF STORE vos F “saroae | 49? st will be cheerfully recet by his father. OR address A. Ml. BUTTS, Star office ‘ap19-3t OR RENTS AND DWELLING, 1210 E "PMS, GENTLEMEN, | DESIRE A” COMPANION | Apply woOWNER, inecae aee ach to accompany them fo the New York. cele Adel bb tion, 30th inst, Will yo in first-class style, aseat on FOR BENTILARGE ON Ly t. tisha Address “INVENTIONS tock box S08, nd well Tigited: on side asd ress cy P.O. “4 ‘api tate TAY eon ee Pets ‘ap z 8 apl5-1m* (CUNIE SERVICE ‘nite QUEsTIONS ‘aud anew Uc. A. Institut Southwest cor. hand K aoe, FE ey be hs Pw PE ROR RE STORE D IVORGES—A. GOODRICH, ATTORNEY -AT-LAW, 124 Dearborn Che ice free; twenty: “caperlences nd lewally ARTMENT CI WIFE euidten Sve earl fir fous alone Soumya etre. seer We WESERGEOHE Aton aan LADIES Ta: cas St fe. rae ina al parce