Evening Star Newspaper, April 25, 1889, Page 2

* county SOCIAL MATTERS. A Stylish Wedding at St. John’s—What is Going on in Fashionable Society. The chancel of St. John’s church was decked with annunciation lilies to-day at high noon for the wedding of Miss Agnes Beach, youngest daughter of the late Capt. Frank Beach, and Mr. William Ferdon, of New York city. The rain poured down iu torrents on the outside, but in the chur which was brilliantly lighted, a large company was assembled to wit- ness the ceremony. Rev. Dr. William A. Leon- ard officiated. Mr. Aspinwall and Mr. Ford, of New York; Mr. Frank Lee and Mr. Truxton Beale, with favors of lilies of the valley in their coats, acted as ushers and seated the guests, The groom was attended by Mr. Spencer Bid- die, of Philadelphia. The bride, who is one of the greatest belles of the capital, looked lovely in her bridal robe: The gown was: a directoire princesse of corded white silk made wit a sweeping train. The front of the skirt was gracefully draped with old point lace that has been in the family for two generations. The bodice was cut high. with a rolling collar at the back. and the sleeves were long. Inher gloved hands she carried a bunch of white lilacs, The tulle veil was fastened to the bride’s hair with orange blossoms.* The surpliced choristers preceded the bridal procession to the altar, the ushers headed the line,and were followed by the bridesmaids, Miss Julia Morgan, of Pittsburg; Miss Julie Edie, Mixs Nellie Wilson, and Miss Rosalie Brown. Miss Katie Beach was maid of honor. They were all dressed alike in short ra of white silk striped gauze. made with igh bodices, and broad white they wore gipsy hats of white net, t with white flowers, and they carried dir sticks, at the tops of which were tied great bou- quets of roses, the very latest London fad for weddings. The bridesmaids’ flowers were yel- low and tied with green and white satin ribbons, and the maid of honor’s roses were pink, tied with pink ribbons. The gaily decked sticks gave the scene a picturesque pastoral and shepherd- ess toné. The bride entered upon the arm of her wucle, ex-Governor Sydney Morgan, of Pittsburg, who gave her hand’ in marriage. Others of the bridal party were Mrs. Beach. in Mauve satin; Mrs, Morgan, Miss Morgan, Miss Julia Harding. Mrs. L. Bainbridge Hoff, Mrs. Hoffman Rodgers. of New York, the groom's sister, and Mr. William Thompson, of Philadel- phia, the fiancee of Miss Beach. Other guests resent were Mrs. McKee, Miss Margare’ Hitt. Mr. Wm. C. Endicott, j Stephen Vail, Mr. and Mrs. McCauley, Mrs. Nelson Brown, Captain and Mrs. John F. Rogers, Miss Viola Myer and Miss Mary McCulloch. The bridal party drove from the church to the residence of the bride’s mother, where they sat down to a wedding breakfast. In the afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Ferdon took the New York train. They will spend the summer at Pierremont. on the Hudson. Mrs. Pinson, who has been spending a few days in the city, left to-day for her home in Memphis, Tenn. She has been in New York city for the past year taking treatment for her éyes, which are now cured. Mrs. Pinson will make this city her home next year. Mr. T. D. Lay, aided by Dr. Moss, gave an enjoyable ball at Tak oma Park last evening. Mrs, Samuel Welsh, jr., and her friend, Mrs. Wharton Fisher, of Philadelphia, are visiting Postmaster-General Wanamaker. Dr. and Mrs. Pope gave the third musicale of their series last night. in their drawing rooms, where a large company of musical connois- seurs were hi entertained with some ex- cellent mus he entertainment b at 745 with a piano duet of wedding music by Miss Moxon and Miss E Mr. Osi Krutzsch rendered two piauo solos; Miss Jennie Moxon, Mi ttie Ke r- son played piano solos; and Mr. Rice, and Miss Byrne and M ’. Sherman were heard in vocal duet . Sherman and Messrs. Weiler and Knorr delighted the audience with the harmonies they evolved from con- certed pieces upon the piano, violoncello, and Miss Ber: In sang an aria, Mrs. Frank Nute sang two numbers, and Mr. Hern- don Morselt sang the sweet lullaby song of his composition. Mrs. Nute, Mrs. Mauro and Mri Morsell gave the vocal trio, pillow,” and the program closed with the yoeal quartette, “Ecce que] fiero istante,” by Miss Byrne. Mrs. Morse i Mr. Rice and Mr. Herndon Morsell. A superb collation was served in the hospitable dining-room at the close of this excellent entertain- Ment. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. Frederick $ ns. Mrs. Hearst, Miss But- terfield. Mrs. Romero, me Barr Oberly, Mise F Miss Mand Fulier, Mr. and Mrs. A. 8. Worth- ington, Mrs. Pinson. Mr. Pickering Dodge Miss Rebecca Dodge. Mrs. Veasy, Mrs. Be and Prof. and Mrs. Cabell, Gen. and Swaim, Dr. and Mrs. Stearns, Dr. Lovejoy, Mr. MeLennan, Mrs. Buxton, Mr. and Mrs, Stetson, Dr. Schaeffer, Mrs. Dr. Prentiss and the Misses Prentiss. Mr. and Mrs. King, Mr. Ketson, Kev. Father Martin. Kev, Mr. Johnsoa of New York, and Prof. Hodskis: A very pretty wedding took place at the Methodist church of South Arcc Va.. on Tue chinson and Miss Cla place, were married by the R church was not beautifully decorated with trailing vin: d flowers. ‘A hnge marriage bell of white blossoms hung from an arch of arner, of that y. Mr. Cole. The erergreens, under which the party stood. The | ushers were Messrs, Van Sick and Hutchinson. The wedding n dered by Miss Laura Smith. The bride wore a delicate blue satin dress, trimmed with orien- tal embroidery in gold and white. A bountiful collation was spread and after receiving the congratulations of their many friends, the ide changed her wedding dress for an ele- gant traveling costume of brown silk and cash- mere and the couple started on a wedding tour. Mr. Samuel L. Byrn, of this city, aad Miss Imogene Lewis, of Ma were married Yesterday in Frederick. Md., the Hartsook. of Baltimore. officiated, as i the Rev. Dr. Gill. Mr. Thos, W. Simmons, of Cambridge. Md.. acted ax best man, and Miss Mary Crook. of Baltimore, as maid of honor. ‘The bride was given away by her brother, B. Rush Lewis. ‘The ushers were Harry Byrn, of Washington; Wr. C. P. Elebash, of New York; Claude Lewis, of Frederick, and W. A. Kinnan, of Washington. The bride wore a becoming grey fare ling dress, and in her hand carried a eautiful bouquet of La France roses. The couple left for a northern tour. Mr. Byrn and bride when they return will reside at 1614 1th street. Mrs. John Mullan and Miss Emma Mullan entertaind a large compa t five o'clock tea yesterday afternoon in compliment to Madame rreda and Mrs. Gustave Lunnan. Mr. and Mrs, James E. Campbell left the city last evening to be absent for a few days in Middletown, Ohio. Senator and Mrs. Hearst will go over to New York this week to be present at the centen- nial festivities. Mrs. Welsh, the mother of Mrs. Thos. Wana maker, who spent the first days of the week in this city, returned to Philadelphia yesterday Mrs. Morton was driving yesterd: after- noon, as was also Mrs. Noble. Mrs, Windom orday. nkin as ren- {was not receiving cards y Mr. John W. Thompson will Witness the cen- fennial celebration in New York city. The National Rifles’ Saturday evening recep- tions, which have been so popular di season, and which have b organization, will close for the urday evening next. Mr. Andrew W. Hancock and Miss Mary David- son, both of Washington, were married last evening at the parsonage of the New York-ave- nue church by the Kev. Dr. W. A. Bartlett. ‘The bride was attired in a handsome traveling costume of French gray and carried a bouquet of La France roses. After the ceremony Mir. and Mrs. Hancock left for a journey north. Mr. Wm. G. Webster passed the Easter holi- days in Philadelphia, where he wasa guest of Mrs. Bishop Simpson. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Wood entertained many of their friends at their home on Capitol Hill last night. Miss Mary C. Bennett gave a talk on Christian science. = — coe eason on Sat- 2 Upon the basis of price per line per 1,000 circulation, the advertising rates of Tuz Evey- 80 Sran are only about half as high as those of other Washington papers. But cheapness is mot the only merit. Its service is better than ny otver paper in the city can possibly give! soe Marniace Licexses.—Marriage licenses have © been issued by the clerk of the court to Otho M. Burrows, of Montgomery Co., Md., and Alice Maud Mouldin; Andrew W. Hancock and Mary E. Davidson; Chas. Tulty and Rosa Ward, both of Savannah, Ga.; J. Morgan Wilson and Lorenzo Sharp; John M. Snyder and Dora Goodwin, both of Manasas, Va.; Charles L. Hynson and Kate E. Trimmer, both of Manasas, Va.; Clarence . |B Cecilia A. Clem- Frederick W. Hall, of Vallejo, Cal., and Maud —_.__ annual of the Reform league last 8. Teackle Wallis was worth a pold Luchs, to recover Sround at Ist. the defendant has, by Mr. W. A. Clark, filed an answer. While admitting that the fee title of streets and avenues is in the complainant,he de- nies that the land in his possession is owned b: th equity and that any remedy the complainant seeks can be had at law. Rest thee on this | creditable performs ‘at St. Elizabeth at Rockville on Saturday evening. cently giv Newsboys Judge Mi the reform school during minority. Court to-d: the judge accepted their personal bonds, ga Elizabeth's hospital for the imsane, which gave much pleasure to the inmates, RatRoap FoR THE WASHINGTON CENTE In order to afford the attending the centenn Washington's inauguration as first Presid the United States, to be celebrated at New York April 29, 30 and May 1, the Pennsylvania Rail- road Company will sell e: York April 7:20 a.m. train May Ist, at rate of $6.50 from Washington. * From the live at Utica? have such a misfortune. Well, all my smartnes fore I got on, dot. Deaf and dumb, eh? First one I ever struck !” ing the | n very largely at-| the host of friends of this favorite | turned on him. MOTHER GOOSE PANTOMIME. Unique Performance at the National Theater This Afternoon. The first performance of the Mother Goose pantomime was given at the National theater this afternoon before a large and appreciative audience for the benefit of the Homeopathic hospital. The nursery rhymes were sung by the well-known contralto, Mrs. Annie Louise Powell, who impersonated Mother Goose. Mis- tress Mary,who has always been considered quite contrary, was, on this occasion, very amiable and presented her girl garden of beautiful flowers. Bobbie Shaftoe and Marie, following in the footsteps of many of their elders, after many vicissitudes and heart-burnings, are made happy amid the rejoicings of their numerous friends and admirers, Vilkins and his Dinah illustrated still another phase of the tender passion. The bachelor who went to London to get himself a wife was seemingly hard to please, but finally succumbed to the zeal of an ardent mother, and became a good, faithful benedict. The fairy spectacle, “The Enchanted Princes; or, the Triump of Ether,” is a story that has always interested both young anil old, and ends, as all good fairy tales should, with the downfall of the wicked spirit, and exemplifies the saying that “All's well that ends well.” The singing of the gipsies and the dancing of the several masters and misses show a proficiency in detail and execution that has seldom been witnessed. The groups of statuary were such faithful representations of marble that one could scarcely realize that the characters were taken by some of our well- known society ladies, The entertainment will be repeated to-morrow afternoon and is well it. nee A RECKLESS BICYCLIST. An Elderly Lady Run Down and Injured by an Unknown Wheelman. Yesterday afternoon about 4 o'clock as Mrs. Chas. Nordhoff and her aunt, Mrs, Anderson, who is quite an elderly lady, were going from the curb from the Boston store, on F street, to the street-car, a careless bicyclist came riding rapidly up the street, and struck Mrs, Ander- son, throwing her to the ground. Her head was badly cut, and she remained unconscious for a couple of hours, She was taken to Mertz’s drug store and afterward carried to Mrs. Nordhoff’s home, on K street. The ex- tent of her injuries have not yet been determined. One rib is frac- tured. Those who saw the acctdent say that it was due entirely to the carelessness of the wheelman, who was thrown, but made retreat before his identity could be discovered. The street was so crowded at the time, and the carriages were standing along the curb so thickly that the view of the passage way from the curb was obstructed, and the danger’ of crossing given to the rider, who was some distance up the street when the ladies started from the curb, and had he not been riding at so rapid a rate the accident would not his considerable, No thought was e occurred, pss Aavtaleea nth Says He is Not Occupying Government Property. In the case of the United States against Leo- possession of a piece of nal streets, southwest, and C; it. He asserts ownership under deed for oodrich, dated June, 1586. He claims that title cannot be properly determined by gabrcensch Cue Recent Robberies. ‘Tuesday afternoon a colored girl carrying a baby in her arms stopped in front of Mr. Wash. B. Williams’ furniture store on 7th street and inspected some baby carriages which were on exhibition in front of the establishment. She placed the baby in the best carriage there and wheeled it off without say one. The carriage was recovered yesterday. — ing a word to any t night some one rode, off with a tricycle from in front of Geo. 8. Atwater's establish- i ment, No. 1202 Pennsylvania avenue, and failed to return with it — hallway at the house of Dr. R. H. Buck, No. 1512 9th street, and stole an o sneak thief entered the LOCAL NOTES. The Lyceum dramatic company gaye a very nee of the “Colleen Bawn” ast evening. They will play Mr. Henry Ulke will deliver at the Colum- bian university to-morrow afternoon at 4:30 an illustrated le Expressed in Musi. Jc ture upon “The Emotions as ohm Robinson is a small boy who was re- home by Mr. Sweeney, of the Aid society. He robbed his bene- ctor, and Mr. Sweeney had him arrested. er this morning sentenced him to Several small boys were before the Police for playing ball in the street and Last night the Ly a performance of m dramatic compan ‘olleen Bawn™ at St. ——. Harr Rates To New Y )RK VIA PENNSYLVANIA TAL.— uublie every facility for ul celebration of General nt of rsion tickets to New inclusive, and for the ‘th to 30th, ——__ “Ditto.” A GIRL WHO GOT THE BEST OF A TRAVELER. New York Sun. There were%three or four unocenpied seats in the car, but he stood for a moment, grip in hand, near the door, and then in which a young lady sat alone, and sat down beside her with an impudence that astounded all other passengers, The girl looked up at him and around the car, and evidently r the situation, for she took pencil and from her reticule a After about five minutes the man turned to her and observed: alked to a seat d_ made ready for hi “Beg pardon if Iam mistaken, but don’t you « She looked up in a furtive way, and then wrote on the tablet and handed him: “Iam deaf and dumb.” “Ah! By George!” he sighed as he read it; us 3 too, too bad! Deuced be girl to “m left, after Saw her at the window be- nd carried out the plan to a He nodded his head to her to signify that he understood, and he would have been glad to change seats if he could have don loss of dignity. As the train thu perused the conteats of a couple of newspapers, yawned aw nove! hours, the whist grip with the remark : so without ered on he and then bought and finished a ly, after a ride of four mortal blew, and he reached for his id fi “Tl be hanged if I ain’t glad this stupid ride has come to an end at last.” “Ditto!” quietly replied the girl, as she * You—you-—!” he gasped, as he stood there looking down upon her with twelve kinds of emotion galloping over his countenance. “Good-by,”’ she said, and he backed out and dropped to’ the platform like a man retreating from a mule’s hind legs. see Arthur A. Lotto and Jean H. Williams, mem- bers of Fanny Davenport's company, begun libel Suits against her in Minneapolis, each claiming $5,000 damages for a notice she posted in the theater, terming them ‘ungentlemanly and discourteous,” because they insisted on re- ceiving all the salary due them. Governor Cooper, of Colorado, has issued a call for @ congress of prominent western men to meet in Denver this summer to formulate a plan to secure the west benefits from the river and harbor appro riations. Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Wade, aged respectivel; sixty-two and fifty-nine years, of Appleton, Cecil county, Md., and Jus. M: Linderman, aged thirteen years. of Wi Del., were killed by a train on the Philadelphia, Wil- Del., yesterday. Mr. Murat ad's condition is so much improved that his sons, who were called home WANTED MISCELLANEOUS ANTED—A COUPLE OF ACCOMPLISHED and one apprentice. Avpiy ie? a WANTED — BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED laundress to do at her home. Ay 1309 oth st, _— 5 seo gee -WOMEN COOKS, #10 TO 40; CHAM WaAxten- ind ye Watters ge Farm Hands: Colored axay: Walters, Da SAMA. COO KS. $10 TO 875; HOUSEMA Hands, at once. DICK’ ‘th n.w., also European Steamship agent. a2: TED-—COOKS, DRESSMAKERS, LADIES’ an and Swedish SHAMS, N10 Oth st nw, WANTED IF YOU NEFD A SITUATION. OR, as employer, need reliable help. call at N western Employment A, York ave., also room renting, ANTED—A WHITE GIRL AS WAITRESS : NONE ing first-class referenc' women; women for Philadel»! ancy, Room 4, 1 ‘but those brin ply. Call at 1767 Mass. ave. ANTED—IMME! and skirt hands, : ap 25- ANTED—COACHMAN, WHITE, WITH RE | ences, at 1515 K st. - 25-3t" WHITE GIRL AS CHILD'S NURSE togo to Naval Academ: ences required. Call at177 ITE GIRL TO NURSE AN YOU: Vanniat Liv 509 3d st.n.w. 1t* in light housework. ANTED—A PARTNER BY AN ESTABLIS dressmaker; one who, thoroughly understands . Apply at once 824 Oth st. n.w. ap d 1216 D st. nw. SG MAN WHO HAS SERVED four or five years at tailoring, Apply at F GAN'S, 900 7th st, nw. NP ly between 8 and 10 a.m. the — Dep TNTENSATIONAL PUBLISH! and 4 to 6 p.m AND ART CO, s WV ANTED—A RESPECTABLE COLK a dress, to go north ; references re Apply to 1504 Pst. .. TWO EXPERIENCED YOU? must know how to read and light work. Address in own handwriting, F ANTED—WHITE, HEAD HOTEL COOK housekeeper; white scrubbers ; hot colored woman boy to learn bar ‘oung salesladies; 7, 613 7th st. n. w. INDORE'S | EMPLOYMENT ur: A Wagon drivers and to assist milkix Business: 1 for stationery store; colored drivers and wai rt white and colored, for all kinds of doi District und states, with reterences. tic labor, for WANTED TENANT FOR HANDSOME OFFICE before lene expe Will sel at loss for Ueiauss "before lease oa ect a or bs long term. Address OF FICE ROOM, Star office. 024-3" WANTPD-T0 RENT OR BUY AT LOW PRICE Remington typewriter. Address Box $3, Star 0! ce. apl4-3t* WAXTED | PROF. J. ME. HALLS FENCING ‘school, at W. L. I” Armory, under Aibaugh’s opera house; telephone 9, Summer’ prices now. Classes in fencing and German commences May 1. German taught in two months, apls-un3. WANTED. DRESS CUTTING MADE EASY. Madaine Washington's “Dress Cutting Seale,” patented, enables every one to learn to cut all kinds of ments readily and accurately. The system will be uxht, aud the scale and a measure book furnished for 86. Persons learning this system are immediately laced in a position to earn good wages, Ladies need- ing experienced hands can obtain them at the school at any time. 1223 Fst. mh9-43" NTED—A FEW SHARES OF GRAPHOPHONE, Typhographic or Mergenthaler stock. Address, i lowest price. Box 1, Senate P. O., city. tt NTED—TO RENT—FOR FIRST. t, building suitable for carpenter shop P. MYERS & SON, 1420 New York ave. WANTED-HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR Y second-hand Furniture, Stoves, &.,at H. ROSE: BERG'S, 1143 7th st. n. Wi3NtED Hons! STURED AT GREED farm (estate of T. Laurason Riges), on. Ku Toad, 7 miles from city, from 1st May,ateo per month. Kunhing water in all pasture fields; horses boarded the Year round at #10 per month. “For further particnlars Jephone to farm—call 1159-2, or to N. BESTOR, Agent, care Riggs & Co. WANTED SLEARNERS FOR PROF, CHRIST. NER’S New International Tailor System of Dress and Garment Cutting with any inch rule and tape measure alone upon Scientific Tal ime. 5. J. MESSER, 1303 __FOR RENT—HOUSES. _ R RENT— oMM Fosse 'T—POR SUMM! SANT, COOL PAR- ite reservation; south front; suitable guptlemen; transient guests Swi bone R RENT—THREE UNFURNISH! intre bay window: tse of batt 5 ndow : ¥ “private family, without chilaren. 3 ‘OR RENT — LARGE, ER OR LONGER, LARGE T—AT A VERY LOW RATE—AN UNTUR- House. convenieutly located im repair throughout. 1515 Hi at. ‘West: in thora & BLACKFOR AND 14TH ST. NW. Apply to H. HEITMULLER, R RENT—201 : story — a brik mpe.; Rewly papered. lan Apply OWNER, 1104 —MAY 18T— 6 rooms and ba’ cemented cellar; lo careful tenant. OWN JOR RENT— FROM MAY 1ST, Foren 1546 OR RENT—LARGE 2D STORY FRONT ROOM inquire within. hail room, furnished, $10 a month; P st. n.w. Sth and 10th sts. COOL, Star office." ap25-3t* ” FURNISHED | ROOMS, tably connected for housekeeping. and convent: rs ani 3 C00) jeasant rooms. 906 20th st. nw. = OR RENT—WITH BOARD, CHEERFUL FUR- nished communicating second-stot Sonth and east exposure; references exc KR RENT—FO ct ick ; tweive rooms; all mod, re yard. rent to goe front rooms; ; Pressed brick: bay window floor; 1 on second, and pssession May 1: refer- Star office. ap25-3t*_ RENT—AN ENGLISH GENTLEMAN, FORCED leave the city during the centennial celebratio yill rent his luxuriously furnished flat, consisting -room, bath-room, ete., central location ._ Address MODERAT JOR RENT — MA rooms in good condition : 2: in rear of lot; rent #2 716, opposite. E 2 6TH ST. N. trom East Capitol Toom House, 1, HOUSE 717 22D ST. 8 3 ft. front. side alley 50, Inquire A. WESOOTT & WILCOX. 1907 Pa ave. ny, 1R RENT-THE COSIFST LITTLE HOME the city, in perfect order. 7 Fore full Ust apply to 3 bedrooms, salon, dinii cluding man-servant an #300; situation, one block from Central part cars pass the door; references required. At Box 2008, New York city. E.. TWo DOORS mich cook, for Luprovemente , gard n Biled with flo’ 1806 Vest awe NT—1909 I NW: BAY WINDOW BRICK ; bath; imgood repair; a very | GRAHAM & BOLTON, Room 26, YON F st iw. 009 HST Nw, 10 rooms aud bath ; all mod. imps. , in goo Apply at house, or ™. RENT—FURNISHED HOUSE, stories and basement, irom June 1, for the sum. ver and china, $50 per mo. UR: ED location, F street. herdic within 3 blocks, tenan’ FURNISHED HOUSES, ne. Cheap rent to good Too! 1408 Stoughton st, 3- 1410 Stoughton si 3 eee! LL R st, Bai. desirable house and locat: FURNISHED—TWO FROM floor; suitable for parlor and bedroom: new owner; no children; refer’ st., near Corcoran st. ‘ 01 13TH ST. N.W., NICELY en suite: with first-class tabl board ; location delightful ; references required. ENT—921 18TH ST. NW, THR Ro mvenient tor liousekeeping, 1t* = Story brk. Ore furnished rooms, 20 Towa Circle, 3 FROM MAY TO OCTOBER Nic W315)" H. BAUM PAYS THE HIGHEST CASH prices for second-hand Furniture, Carpets and Feathers. 219 7that. s, WANTED-To Bi R HIGHEST CASH second-hand Furniture,Carpets, Stoves, Feathers, etc.; prompt attention to orders by mail or otherwise. F. J. EINSTEIN ap18-1m* 1009 B st. n.w., opposite hay ntire Households a specialty. address —HORSES TO PASTURE — K. winter and surmme pecialty. © box at Price's Stables, 311 6th st. farm on 7th st. road, 8 miles from city, 0. H. P. CLARK, Sligo P. O., Md. apl7-im* ;, Feathers Renovated, “Mi tresses Made Over, Furniture Steamed, and Moths De- stroyed. F H.YOUNGS,1402 Pa.av.,Telephone 1008-2, apll-in W ANZ2ED—10 BUY—GOOD SECOND-HAND GEN- ‘tlemen’s Clothes, Guns, Pistols, &., for which highest cash price is paid. Call or send postal to ap6-Im* A. EIZNAR, 1301 11th st. se. ANTED—-TWO COMPETENT GIRL! nd the other general house willing to go a short distance out of town. Pennsylvania ave. ANTED—BOY TO LE first-class store. Address ED—A COLLECTOR BY AN y house; salary 88 per week. Address I ANTED—A NEAT WHITE SARE two young children and assist in the housework sinail family; no cooking. Apply at 648 B st, s.e. a CHAMBERMAIDS, Farm Hands, Girls for care and all kinds of help at EUREK T AND ROOM RENTING AGENCY ANTED—FIV Apply at room cor. 9th st. and Penn. w (ANTED—A WHITE to weigh over 1 RIVERS FOR BRICK ady work for good man Apply at works ¢ wages $1 and hington Brick to represent an y to bewin, 870 “ apli-thes-4w TANTED—A CLERK, WHO THO derstauds the prosectition of pension claims, to |. Address, in own hand- ION ATTORNEY, Star ‘ottice. INDUSTRIAL ns; it will cost noth. Washington Benefic 3 ED REFINED WHIT) desires to go to suiamer r as invalid’s or child’ D- BY A RESPECTABLE SWISS WOMA ss fainily a4 nurse for one oF yung children, Fine seawstress, HEADQUARTERS — POSITION ‘Cooks, Chamberruaid, Waitress, Lav Butlers. SAM'L A, COOMBS, 926 F st ANTED—GU TO DIC Housemaids, Waitress, Butlers, Waiters and a Also European Ste ks, Coachinen, ; sewing done neatly and cw M. W., Star office. farm avd dairyn maids, nurses, BUKNHAWS, 910 9thst.nw. ENCED STENOGRAPHER and typewriter, owning machine, senior dent, desires position in oifice. Best references. J ANTED—BY A SOBER, INDUSTRIOUS GER- a situation ma priv Xchaned. Address 102 Indiana ption room first fh KR, WORK; HAS: is his business; cabinet, Duilder or general work ; st aired. Address M. B., 118 5. Eutaw st., Baltins ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN WHOIS A FIRST- class pricter, Position in a book and jot STEADY WOKKER, Star office, ED—BY A YOUNG MAN WHO IS afraid to Work, Position as 4 an make higiself Address IN NE. ANTED-—IF YOUN Ww D, Star office. good penman, position in off il endorsed, aud will furnish bond Address PROFICIENT, or security if desired, yANTED—BY ‘amstress, speaking tuation to travel, 2E, WITH REFEREN ants same teri, Hous furnished yratis, 1G strect hw. WANTED--HOUSES. TANTED—A HOU: for Judge of th 5 feet front or more. A. J. WHITARE: EOF AT LEAS’ ANTED—I AM houses for rent 2 \TED—BY MAY 18T OR 151 vase; bath; m. i. ceed @25; small family; n.w, section; rent 1 D—A SMALL ceustomed to OF ADULTS, it surroundings, furnished or unfur- nished, entrusted to ther summer; highest Address 8. 8., ay ANTED—A SMALE HOUSE WITHIN 2 MILES ‘of the city; rent nottoexceed $20.” Addre: SUBURBAN, Star office. ANTED—HOUSE AND ‘Tacoma Park; price about $2,800; give full de- tion and termis, Address M. OOD-SIZED LOT AT H. G., Star office. ANTED- HOUSES WE WANT HOUSES FOR rompt-pay ants. ee HUNGERFORD, ANTED—HOUSES AND L AL of the city and suburbs; have ready» Address 8. C, HILL, Sth aud F sts, ANTED—A DWELLING FOR SMALL FAMILY; cash in hand; state price and location.” Address EN, 1155 5th st. nw. WANTED—ROOMS. YY, ROOM AND BOARD ue right prices. ‘ANTED—BY A where few or no, Address Box 115, Star WANTED—STORES. bagreen Fa" ead 15th Gexre Sus Scovrep AND PRESSED FOR $1, i Ssahneee Soste Alled Me tad eet Washatsn, '—ON OR BEFORE Wwe BEST BUTTERINE, Rolls and prints 20 cents pound; cooking, 13 cents pound. Warranted not to get strong or rancid (ike butter does) for one month, or money refunded. Families served at residences, Aur sale only at Stalls 30 (decorated stall, middle of fish aisle,) 3 aud 145 Northern Liberty market. Open daily. . C, SCRIBNER. mh 1-21n* WANTED.G00D Sro guns, revolvers, old go highest cash prices’ will be paid, Loan Ofice, 201 Penn. ave., corner 24 st, n. w. COUNTRY REAL ESTATE JOR SALE—AT DEER PARK, MD, / 1 14-ro¢ k dwelling, with'20 acres; large oak trees on t! iew of beautiful country for qany miles; location remarkably healthful; price, SSaldi 000. Call or write f neres, $9,000. Call or write for PONG, G05 Fa it Buildings and @etailed description, W. P. YO! OR PIEDMO’ line it 9434 ac) ing, fruit, stream t; trace of gold found on farm and assayed. For particulars address or call at 1496 Corcoran st. n.w. ap2e-3t* JOR RENT — BEAUTIFUL RESID garde r foins 11 rooms, nicely furnished, at Fairf Tuguire of Mrs. M. L. EDER, “The Rochester, 13th and G sts. 1. W. FOR SALE RENT, OR property, frame house rund; at ‘Hert XCHANGE stable; one acre utes’ walk from jon. Va: . 8. Treasury. Fo RENT — ‘TTSVILLE, MD. | house: built and conven posite the reside nutes from station. <UTHERFORD, 1 Estate aud Insurance, 1307 F st. nw, _apl7-12t* NEwoRT hr Bs L COTTAGE IN ON ‘of the most desirable ‘of Newport to be sold or rented. Will be sold ata bargain and on easy terms, Apply at 1311 M st. n.w., for particulars. ap? JOR SAL! SMALL DAIRY FARM ON GOOD Hope Hill, 1 mile from navy-yard, Good buildin| and well watered SIMPSON, on pr JOR RE: station, Hy: Closets, & fruit. For terins appl: ‘ap i Ist, ‘W COTTAGE, NEA tsville; 10 rooms, pantry, bath, ce ape dw L. 0. WISSMAN, Hyattsville. Md VOR RK LARGE HOU: WITH ACK of land, near Benning; fine view of the sity) only per month, McLACHLEN & BATCHELDER, Fst. nw. aplo-6t JOR SALE- D FARM OF $1 A ES. ON H st. turnpike, about 8 miles from city ; location high and healthy: 65 acres under high state of cultivation; fie ouk grove, Food water, well fe early new dwelling house, stable, and all necessary outbuildings ; will be Sold at d low ture. YLER & RUTH! _apl3-2W* 1 oF OL, VIEW Glen; 10 miles from Washington. on Met. Branch, B. and 6. R.R.; deliehtfal location; high’ zround? Koad water: two stations. “Lots for sile and houses EN LAND, ¢ public road, next to Tal a Park ; necessary build. jugs: spring, shade; situation healthy, and handsome, Apply at Silver Spring Farm, 7th-strect road, ap4-4w* nt parts of th JOR F Md., sev: es . for sale, $450 to $1,400, and for rent, 50 for the season, m M. D. PECK, 934 F st. e Cott FRSA We ave a small farm of 30 acres with six-room house, large barn, fruit trees, fine stream water in good state of cnluvation within one-half mile of Gaithersburg, on Metropolitan Branch of Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad ; cheap at 4,000. tran ‘A. PL HILL & CO., _ ap 3-eo6t 1338 F at, JOR SALE We have several new houses with about one-half acre of land at Gaithersburg, Montgomery County, Md., that weean sell for #2,000 and #3,000; Payinent of $800, and balance in month} _apl3-eo6t idence | all modern im aud handsomely fu nished and ironer wil o'clock p.m., 1 JOR RENT—FURNISHED HOUSE ON REASON- First-class loca- For particulars, A. remain: sarumer rates. Apply, aft ERY PLEASANT SECON floor Rooms, with or without board; excellent ac commodations ‘and moderate terius, 424 Mussacht setts ave. n.w. 480 Pa ave., 2112 M at, store AR STH STREET N. W., NF 31 modern im yements, A very desirable house for B.U. WARNER & Co, 307 9TH ST, NEAR PERRY Bi ing, one pleasant furnished front hali room, com- ond several lines of cars. Terms moderate. ‘T—TWO EIGHT-ROOM HOUS: ed, on Toth at, exte nd Columbia to BENS. P. DAVIS, 1319 JOR RENT — north and south fi wise, 913 M st. n.w, RNISHED ROOM: fronts, communicating or othe st n.w., oF om the prem- | 4 S8T°y quis ye nished rms, 8: hall-rin., $4; 2 ; light housekee Its; references, SIRABLE, ROOM Private family; ad: YOR RENT—D! tful location for summer; 9 ished for housckeepin y By the year, fur iment reservation, st M. M. PARKER, nevery detail, lot 20x140; tastuon- DAVID D. ST F —T MMUNICATING FUR- hished rooms, second floor, with alcove; b game tloor: new brick RENT -FU! K DWELLINGS, 14 — COSY SIX-Ri NISHED AND UNFURNIS ath, and cellar 13143¢ 9th st. now. VOR RENT—THREE with bath-room ; rent UNFURNISHED ROOMS #10 permonth, Apply 1 a suis. bath, cellar, and LARGE BRICK, 91) two “baths, cellar, priv 1 good heating, TsT.N. W.11 side and wide horowgh repair: ALBL RE WAY BO KING. {OK RENT —UNFURNISHED. suitable for residen: W., FU th board; delightful location; the door; no childre: JOR RENT—ONE FLOOR OF FOUR ROOMS, ALL front, nicely furnished; single or toxether lent neighborhood, Inquire im meat store, northea corner Sth aud H sts. nw, —HANDSOME 12-ROOM HOU: “ ts, near Dupon 4 NT—HOUSE 110% k abundant water, slow terms. “Address BOX ST. N.W.. TWO ROOMS, ished, suitable for second floor, back 1907 Pennsylvania ave. S-STORY AND CEL. | lar brick, 10 rs. and store; all mod. itups. ; 75. Apply to WESC ATE FAMILY, DESIRA- furnished or unfurnished rooms; p ; within a few steps of the cars. Papont Circle. r pressed-brick ; Cellar: ali mod. imps. lent plumbing and ef convenience and HANDSOMELY ‘on Istana 2d fh RENT—1510 H ST. Furnished Room Inents strictly first~ wood table board if desi JOR RENT—A HANDSON unfurnished Rooms, on 8e: and modern, large H = 2 1, bet. 17th'& Tsth, (for K.1a.ber “14th & Loth. ee responsible tenant. RUST & HUNGERFORD, 624 14th st. I, bet. Inti & 7 28 11th st. se _ 4 Nst., bet. ith & T4th. 14 st-nr.N. H.ave.......150) af » bear McPherson 8.00) Ist. bet Conn.av., above K JOR RENT—A HANDSOME SECOND FLOOR OF three rooms, single or en suite; imps. ; board if 2 BEAUTIFUL ROOMS, | Ust & HUNGERFORD. OBTAINED AT be inspected only by per HILL & JOHN: south and east front; ope ‘eferences required ; 1101 Kn.w. apd-2 SHED ROOMS, 2 e furnished, 33d foot floor; gas and water ; also convenient to street cars. 607 New Jersey ave. n.w. tt 50 Oftice rs. 1 Othce rooms, 4 DLW. $5 to BVO. 2 FURNISHED, Conn avew bet. Rand 8; 18 v DST P st. i. w.. TWO COMMU cating rooms on second ‘floor, furnished; alzo floor: north and south exposure; one squire w War and Navy Departments. NT-AT REDUCED RATE handsome apartments, en suite or single; at the elegant new house, S16 square, near the Arlington; prices, 810, $ 72465 12th b.w., 22 BWy ave. nw. . St, bet. 1st and NEW BRICK, brick, 9 rooms; second floor: large saloon parlor; hot apd ter; handsomely fu - MORKISON TWO-STORY 8S rooms, Court, family ; conven 204 D st. nw. one or two persons. OR KENT — usuite, Lorthern and sox modern convenie EST FU ms om House, 7th and I N. W., DESIRABL) VOR RENT_BY_ THOS ESTATE BROKER, ed rooms. north and south exposure; terms reasonable. f—COMMUNICATING ROOMS IN corner of Pennsylvania aye. and 8, third floor, tu E ving children or servants need References exchanged. watisiactory to p exercised ih the 100 of these houses rovements and are beautifully fin- side with all the convenieuces for housekeep- bg odo lyaar argo aud in that respect have many advantages over th & Pa. av. rm 20... | aN or less, ‘ashing ton, 1's miles fro of Falls Church; im- proved by large inunsion, also 7 room farin house, barn, stables, and other buildings in best order; a fine orchard of all kin dary f ' tieu! ap! is of fruit; this ix one of the finest yr terms and par y, 1801 Fs 18 AgEES OF LAND oN THE BURG PIKE, miles from Alexandria, beautitully situated hear t irfax theological seminary, Apply to FRANCIS HUFTY, 1301 F street, 133 ACRES, DIROVED By Oe: ry, fim ent Kinds of fruit, beautifully situated on the high hills Al manding a view of Wash- ington b wd, and the Potomac river; the Mount Vernon ‘nue Will be located near by. Aj ply to FRANCIS HUFTY, 1301 F st. nw. aplz-2w JOR SALE—40 ACRES OF FINE LAND ON ROAD between Beuning’s and Bladensburg, 14¢ miles from latter; 3 from city; small house; $2,500. 145 Acres, good dwelling and all outbuildings, fruit, water and wood in abundance; L imile from Seabrook n GX. P. railroad; 10 miles from ap and terms easy. ° Houses 1020 and s pitol st., Washington, D.C, Address M DUCKEIT ‘Trustee and Attorney-at-Law, burg, P. Md. as ie JOR SALE—OR EXCHANGE FOR GOOD CITY property rable Farin, 100 acres, house, bara, and fruit; be 1 two Tailrads, 1 nule from Biadens: burg. Fer ps tars address P. W. BROWNING, 331 . ___aps-1mo* T FOR N. MD. “CHE 1 location, for a home outside Wash- 244, aud Sc. per toot. T. 3EVEN-ROOM DW NG ON K. RAV Shiyatteville, one minute walk from station, also country ‘farms. Address MAKION DU: Attorney-at-Law, Bladensburg, Md. mh7-"2in0* nyo Le — WOODLEY, ON WOoD! fifteen minutes’ drive from Boundary, with ni ture ready for occupancy ; heater. range and hot and cold water: has first-class barn and carriage houses, with cottage for gardener; excellent pasturage, and outfit of farming utensils can be leased with Foe other information apply on the, premises or to CRANE, PARIS & CO. Rabkers, BObitt House. ma ARK—VERY DESIRABLE LOTS FOR cents a foot and upwards, on small ments; the only Metropolitan Branch bracing Kock Creek ; the only suburban subdivision with Macadamized avenues aud paved gut- ters, For descriptive circulars and full information address HENRY N. COPP, Secretary, 706 Sth st. 2.W. mh26-tmy 1 rN ACKES, MORE OF jed 3 miles from Alexandria and adjoin- Episcopal High School and Theolowical Semi- pary; improved by a large dwelling-bouse, ‘This farm is a bargain. Apply to FRANCIS HUFTY, 1301 F st. n.w. a WANTED TO BUY OR RENT A HOUSE IN THE country with 10 or more rooms near the by the year. Address, stating terms. location, other conveniences attached to same, Box 113, Star office, ‘apl2-1m _BOARDING. For RENT—WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, pleasant Rooms, second floor, en suite or single! jo communicating Parlors on first floor. 2141 H st. LW. = ad ap2s-30" 510 IST. N. W—WITH BOARD—ROOMS, EN suite or door.” Su si single; house first class; convenient partments; also cars and herdics pass the summer rates, apZ5-6t" NEw ‘ORK BOARD, CENTENNI WEEK—PAR- jor and’ Miediteraoatan sr bartaie™ cS caienvesdeataalan wea built for speculation and renting Lurposes, we LER & RUTHERFORD. _ . ROOMS, FRON 7th st.; suitable for offices: also seve Toonis for Workshops, & 4 21st st. uw, $Y Rages st. now 32 Rice at. w. splendid location for ar y lw to responsible parties, Ay nos. +r. 1416 K stp.w815 at410 thst. n. and beng, 19th & Ba'ry sts.nw. _|Cellar 1541 M st. in. w.. 35! 9 Mass ave.n.w.16U 20ND FLOOK OF ‘ner of Pa. ave. Mutual Fire Ins. Co. Building. Inquire in ROOM and 9th st. n.w. ‘The above ts only a portion of the property on_m: tooks, For {ull ist call at ollice for bulletin ieewed ob UK RENT—THE OFFICES NOW OCK pre bt ogg Bros. on first floor of Messrs. Gurle 7" W. KILEY DEEBLE, Basemer THOS. E. WAGGAMA FURNISHED. $3 Het. ur loth, lor... Ist. thr 16th uw. ‘T—DESIRABLE 2 PENNA. AVI ; 265 with stabl SORNER, O#: cupie ts © Oriole: | #50 without. ee ee rooms, opposite Pension Office, newly CAYWOOD & GARRETT, painted and papered’; 8 JOR RENT—LARG! 7-ROOM; BATH: Apply GEO. SCHEUCH, 801 Md. ave. me. ae 12th st. n.W., store S.W., THREE-STORY 10 rooms, bath, and ‘pled ince 2012 Hillyer Place, @r..60 1448 Net now, Ur... vo modern conveniences; Apply R. O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and RENT—MISCELLANI ABLISHED WOOD AND s apply to GREL U Dupont Circle..$150 1446 N st. S01 Qt. n.w., OF. 10 14th st.a.w..10r 40 1 1406 Chapin st., Or... ‘The above houses can Le examined by THOMAS J. FISHER our ce ouly. PERSONAL, LADY, FINANCIALLY EMBARRA\ eet aventieman who would assist ZLE, Star otiice ILL YOUNG 1 JOR RENT—MAY IST, HOUSE, 1100 77H ST) ; modern improvements. Inquire at STON, BOUQUET OF vot off at 8th th, communicate 179. ‘FITCH, FOX & BROWN, _ «8357 Fenn. ave. n. T—BY RO. HOLTZMAN, REAL tute and Insurance Broker, 16th and ¥ stsa.w. andG sts. 8.e. at 6 pan with gentleman who sat just in tear. Address NAVY, POR RENT—BEACTIFUL With new siaule ner Woodley Lane aud Tenleytown rosd. | BEALL, BKOWN « Co., 132] F st. JOR RENT — MOST DESIRABLE © block ROOM COTTAGE, n rear; half acre of ground; cor ‘intance of a respectable la ‘Circle; ress LUMBER, Star office. MAHiES BAIN G03 14th st. a Oil 181M STN. W. 3ST. sory and . Hamp. ave, 2-ntor 7th st. a. w., 3st, D st. n. w., 5-story, new bouse.. 107 Bat. ne, 2 \d basement 72h Geb wt. we 2st STYLES, NOT COTTON MIXED, BUT ctly All-Wool Pants to order, 83: STRASBURGER & SO! I) 3 and answers. Send TTORNEY-AT-LAW, advice free; twenty- one years’ experience: y M. WILLIAMS, GEO.W. McELFRESH, AUTHOR- ized Private Detective . Communications Pcontidential, “Othes USTH’S OLD STAND 18 THE ONLY PLACE where first-class Second. Clothing fold ut respectable prices, Address of callat G19 D st, OR SALE—150 ACRES LAND ABOUT MILE AND particulars a | & CO,, 8th and F n.w. COUNTRY BOARD. q from lum; $100 acre; agzlum; | 9100 per,