Evening Star Newspaper, April 29, 1889, Page 2

2 SOCIAL MATTERS. What Well-known People are Doing— Personal Notes. Senator and Mrs. Cockrell will close their house in this city for the summer, and, with their interesting family, leave soon for their home in Warrensburg, Mo. They have not been west in three years, and as their town has deve! into s watering place on account of its beauty of situation and some mineral springs that are there, the bene expect to have an active summer. They return early ia the autumn. Mra. John R. Walker, Mrs. Cockrell’s who spent s portion of the season poiplensenil and made many friends here, is having # cen- tennial celebration of Washington's inaugura- tion in her home in Booneville, Mo. Mra, Walker surprised some of her friends here by sending them beantifully painted Easter cards, her own work, which are highly prized by the recipienta, Mra. Robert Christy, who has not been in her usual health for a week past, will leave on the Ist of the month for an extended absence at Atlantic City and Cape May. She will also visit ‘Torresdale, Pa, where her little girls are at school. Ex-Secretary Vilas and his family will leave this city early this week for their home in Mad- ison, Wis. Mrs. Vilas, whose health was com- pletely broken more than a year ago, is gradu- ally but surely recovering her strength. They have a beautiful home in the suburbs of Wis- consin’s capital city, and Miss Nellie Vilas, heape- left there a apart returns a young lad; many social accomplishments to be a le: ing belle in her set. Miss Mollie Vilas, who 1s in school in Baltimore, will not join the family until June, and she will return to her present school next year, when she will finish the course. The family leave a large circle of warm friends behind them in this city. Mrs. Robert F. Weir, who represents the “Washington Family” in the centennial quad- rille, isa neice of Miss Eugenia Washington, clerk in the First Assistant Postmaster-Gen- eral’s office. Kegrets are expressed in New York that Miss Washington could not accept her rightful place, but she preferred that her neice should enjoy the honor. The Mexican minister is in New York to at- tend the celebration. Madame Romero re- mains here to entertain Mrs, and Miss Ackley, of Philadelphia, who will visit her this week. Miss Nogueiras will give a concert in Mrs. ‘Wallach’s ball room on Friday evening of this week. Senator and Mrs. Hearstare in New York city for the centennial exercises, On their return Mrs. Head audher daughter will accompany them. Senator and Mrs. Sherman and Miss Mary Sherman have left the city for New York, from which port they sail for Europe on May 1. They will return early in September. Mrs. Hitt was assisted at her informal tea yes- terday afternoon by Miss Stevens. Mrs. Flora Adams Darling has not been in Washington the past season, but will be here next week for a few days, a guest of Mra. English. Last Friday morning the ladies of the His- torical society held their closing meeting of the season at the residence of Mrs. Horatio King. Mrs. W. Ross Browne presided, Mrs. Col. H. Gilman read an article upon “The evidence of the existence of Homer.” Mrs. L. D. M. Sweat contributed a criticism upon the Hymn to Apollo, which was followed by a selection from the Odyssey, read by Mrs. Asaph Hall. A comparison between the Tliad and the Odyssey was given by Mrs. L. O. Talbott, after ch a selection from the Iliad was read by Mrs. H. A. Scudder. Mrs. M. J. Safford read a short pxper upor “Homer es amyth.” A letter from “Algeria, Africa, by Miss Adelia Gates (a former member) was read by Mrs. Horatio King. Mrs. W. Ross Browne read a poem ap- propriate to the occasion, Mias Nettie Bradley sung very beautifully two ballads, “Time and Tide and ‘-Meditation,” by Franz Abt. EK. Gilman played La Fileuse and Mendelssohn's Prelude Li. Mr. and Mrs. Edward I Darling are at Lan- caster, Pa, where they will spend the summer. Cards are out for the silver wedding of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. P. Stailey, May The closing meeting of the be held this evening at S 2th street. The g: ariag the winter Travel club will thmore Arms, 810 have Leen most pro nd enjoyable, and they will be renewed again in the fali, Cards are out for the marriage of Annie Sib- ley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Sibiey, and A.S. Dent on Wednesday morning at Waugh M. E. chureb. G CUSTOM. An Answer to Prof. Mason’s Inquiry as to Its Origin. To the Editor of Tee Evexixe Stan: Prof. Mason asks, through Tae Star, to be told something by your readers of the origin and extent of the egg-rolling custom on Easter Monday. Having had occasion some time since to give attention to the subject, I will tender to him what I believe to be the origin of this festival in Washington. The custom dates back into past centuries. The ancient Greek had his own crude ideas of creation, and believed that when the earth was without form, and void, that the egg of crea- tion floated on the sea of chaos, and after many days of germination love broke the sbell and became the harmonious element which brought forth form and order. In the olden time there was a feast of the Teutonic Goddess Ostera (in the Anglo-Saxon Easter, whence naturally comes our Easter,) the Goddess of Spring and the Anglo-Saxon ame for April was Easter month. The pagan —- of Ostera was firmly rooted in northera Germany, and was carried from there into England aud Scotland by the Saxons. The early Christians could not do better than to change these pagan ceremonies into religious festivals. This was easily done with this feast. for it was joy at the rising of the Son of Righteousness at the resurrection of Christ. Various ceremonies, sports and games have been in times past indulged in and char- acterized the day. and many of the customs still prevail over the world. That of making presents of colored eggs was once very general. eggs being considered sym- bolic of the revival of nature, the s ringing forth s a The custom of “aietribating ill observ 4 in different parts Sot Eng- po by the peasant:7. In Scotland, where the festival has been sup- pressed for centuries, the children still have their egg-rolling day. In Christrian countries from the fourth century the church prohibited the use of eggs during the forty days of Lent. It is told that as the heretical Lens did not cease their laying a large quantity of eggs ac- cumulated, and at the end of the fast these were usually given to the children. After the eggs were boiled hard and dyed in various hues, inscriptions and designs were traced upon them, aud those thue ornamented were exchanged something after the fashion of the valentines of the present day. On Easter Monday even the clergy indulged inthe delights of egg-rolting, which men, women and children revelled in. The sport ended in striking the eggs one against another, and the one that broke was wmbze we owner of the one that struck it. tely another egg was pitted against the winning egg, and so on until the last re- maing egg wins all the others, This is termed “eng-picking.” It is quite provable that the Scotch element that first took possession of the fair hiils and bright pag = encompassing the city of Wash- ington in the name of George III brought with them this time honored custom. One of these sturdy Scotchmen was a man by the name of Pope. His possessions embraced what is now Capitol Hill He named it Rome. A little stream that flowed at the foot of the hill bore the classic name of Tiber, and he was known as Pope of Rome. Then there was Uncle Davy Burns,who owned the “Widow's Mite,” which Gen. Washington had to negotiate for. On this purchase stands the White House, the Patent office and the Postoffice. His Scotch descendants are well known in Wash- ington, and the “Burns’ cottage” still stands a silent witness of the Easter egg-rolling in the White House grounds. The custom seems to be confined to the District of Columbia, It is quite probable that through the century a zest has been given to the festival from the fact that the President and bis family are lookers- on, and the little folks willfor ages to come claim their right to the President 's grounds on Easter Monday. 8. Locxwoop. ae... Origin of Egg Rolling. To the FAitor of Tux Evexixe Stan: About 1500 the Duchess Rosalinda von Lin- denburg, of Germany, was compelled by war to take refuge in a swall village. To smuse her childrea aad the villagers she painted eggs, salvo made sugar and wooden eggs, and then in- THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, THE PRESIDENT’S DEPARTURE. Midnight Scenes at the Baltimore and Potomae Station. A DELAYED TRAIN—THE PRESIDENT WOULD NOT START ON SUNDAT—OFF AT 1 4. M. MONDAY— NAMES OF THE PRESIDENTIAL PARTY—A PALACE CAB CONVERTED INTO A FLORAL BOWER, The exterior of car No. 60, of the Pennsylvania railroad, is almost Quaker-like in its plainness, but its interior last night was a bower of beauty Rot often seen even in these days of msthetic ecoration, and it was in this, the private car of Vice-President Thomson, that the President and Mrs. Harrison were whirled away to par- ticipate in the pakyo pray eas par tennial, Without the floral adjuncts the car is probably the most luxuriously-sppointed house on wheels in this or any other land, but with the added tints and odors of the rarest and most magnificent roses and the verdure of the clinging smilax and delicate asparagus vine the oper looked like scenes from fairy-land. ‘acing the rear entrance to the car was an open fireplace, useful in winter, but for the time oo- cupied by a cluster of plants, from the cool re- cesses of whose roots pee} numerous gro’ ing roses—Jacqueminots of the tg type. Carelessly yet artistically arranged clusters of buds were fastened over windows, while down the plush upholstery trailed the eful vines. It was adecorative triumph and was a part of the railroad’s welcome to the President of the United States and his wife, Florist was artist, EMBARKATION OF THE PRESIDENTIAL PARTY. ‘The gilt hands of the bine-faced clock in the yard indicated 10:40 when the presidential party passed through the depot and the crowd and entered car No. 60. Acouple of the New York committeemen were in the lead, and then came Mrs. Harrison and ex-Collector Robert- son. The President and John A. King fol- lowed, and behind came more of the commit- tee, in whose midst was Mrs. KeKee, Miss Ida Murphy, Mrs. Kate Davis Brown, Col. John M. Wilson, Secretary Rusk, Rusk, Master Rusk and Secretary Halford. Lieutenant and Mrs. Mason had arrived some time before and so had Col. Barr. ‘They were somewhat in ad- vance of Chief-Justice and Mrs. Fuller, Justice Field and Justice Blatchford, who boarded the car set apart for their use at about 10:15 o'clock, The President did not settle down imme- diately in the magnificence of No. 60; he wanted to see the rest of the train, 0, under the guidance of Passenger-Agent Boyd, the entire party proceeded to inspect the re- mainder of the train. The systems of electric lighting and water-pressure were explained, and then the members of the party sought out the places to which they had been assigned, By that time there had been a number of later arrivals, among them being Walker Blaine and the Misses Margaret and Hattie Blaine, Secretary Windom and Mrs, Windom and the Misses Nettie and Florence Windom, Justice Strong and Miss Strong. WAITING FOR MONDAY MORNING. Everything was ready for a start by 11:15, but the Presideut was not willing to have the train move on Sunday, and it, therefore, stood still, The crowd of newspaper correspondents who are to accompany the train tramped up and down the platform and talked of anything and everything to while away the monotony. ‘The unsuccessful office-seekers, who for a cou- ple of hours had crowded outside the gates to see the President they have been trying to see for three or four weeks past, relaxed their grip ou the iron bars and went to their rooms, wish- ing that George Washington had wae been born, and dreaming of what nice laces they might have had if the President ra only remained in town to grind out e@ppointments instead of going to New York, At midnight the lights in the presidential sleeping apartments were all out and the wait- ing trainmen and reporters supposed that a movement toward Elizabeth, N. J., woul? set in at 12:10, the advertised time for starting. The President had had something to say about that, however, and insisted that no wheel should turn until 1 o'clock; of course, his wish was respected. The newspaper men solved the problem by going into the dining-car and en- joying themselves as such a crowd could. They ate heartily of the delicacies prepared for them, and it is presumed that they drank something also, for on a number of the tables were sus- picious-locking bottles, around the necks of which were fragments of what Lad once been a gold seal, OFF AT Last. Shortly before 1 o'clock the mechanics espe- cially detailed for that purpose made a con- clusive test of the running-gear and the brakes, and when they had concluded the hour arrived. There was a faint ery of “all aboard” from some official at the far end of the string of coaches, a smothered cheer from the news- aper men in the dining-car, a scurrying of Erakemen and Pullman porters, and then the long train was pulled out by engine No. 31 so easily that the lightest sleeper on board could hardly have been disturbed by the start. The last of the figures visible on the train were those of Secretaries Windom and Rusk. The government agriculturist seemed to be in an argumentative mood, and he wae laying down his propositions very forcibly to the keeper of the public purse. Mr. Rusk’s left hand was on a line with Mr. Windom'’s nose and only about 2 inches away from it, but, of course, the gen- tleman from Wisconsin did not meditate an as- sault, it was merely an effective gesture. The railroad company presented each of its guests with a souvenir of the trip—a very elab- orate specimen of the engraver’s art, in which the past and present were compared in thor- oughiy artistic manner. THE COMMITTEE which came from New York to escort the Presi- dent over to the Centennial ceremonies, were given a dinner last night at Wormley’s by one of their number, Mr. John A. King. Those resent were John A. King, Wm. Jay, Wm. H. bertson, Wm. M. Evarts and Seth Low, rep- resenting the general government committee; Orlando B. Potter, Clifford Stanly Sims and Frank 8. Witherbee, of the transportation, the centennial and states committees; Col. Barr and Lieut, Mason, ¢>" “Onward and upward” is the motto of Tae Evening Stan. Onward in its extending influence, upward in its circulation and adver- tising business. The increase is a steady, healthful one. ——_+o+—_____ LOCAL NOTES. Arrived, the large four-mast schooner O. B. Church with a cargo of Kennebec ice for the Independent Ice Co. To-morrow being a holiday the Police Court will convene at 8 o'clock, In the Criminal Court to-day a motion for a new trial was filed in the case of Edward Tur- n, convicted on Friday of perjury in the Beale divorce case, In the Court in General Term to-day the case of the District against Michael Ruberto for sell- ing liquor was argued by Mr. Davis for the Dis- trict and Mr. Hewlett for the defendant. This case comes on appeal from the Circuit Court, in which @ plea in abatement (misnomer) was preferred, but overruled. Louis Roy was found sick at 12:15 o’clock last night at 12th and K streets by Special Officer G. Wagner and was removed to his home, 2112 es street, where he was attended by Dr. joyee, ‘The Criminal Court was adjourned this morn- ing by Judge Bradley till Wednesday morning. willofthe late Herman Edel, bei date April 19, was filed to-day. He leaves his estate to his wife, Isabella Edel. — a District Militia Gone to New York. There will be a good many Washington faces in New York to-day and to-morrow. Not only counterfeit presentments of the face which was once George Washington's, but features of well-known residents of this city. They were going all day yesterday, and s lot more left to- day. Yesterday morning, at 10 o'clock, the Ww sshington Light Infantry, 130 strong, marched to the train Pe spe for it, Soo was whizzed through to Gotham as a ag was bree ioe g ble with safety. Last night ote Emmet gu: with 36 men in line, boarded their pad po and left on the second section of the 10 north-bound express. The first section of the same train was brilliant with red coats. The National Rifles have gone to participate in Washington centennial w uniforms of @ a aes always made the father of his country Be: Yoaber of military organizations from the south passed through the city yesterday, a large proportion of them being old Virginia’s coutrioution to the great occasion, Gov. Lee —a were on one of ‘he Galas in cave, |™ cial car. Humax Emotions rx Mostc.—Mr, Ulke’s lec- tare at the Columbian university Friday af- ternoon on the emotions as eo. sagagg by music was novel and most entertaini troduced plays with the e; sach as picking, throwing nd rolling. °8"” The beautiful custome spread over Germany | o1 Eraxt Fisu, and the civisized world. 1205 Virginia The stenmshi Orinsss brought to New turk yesterda: ten of the crew of the ship ict which was burued near Be: te captain end | focal ichard P, Buck, Bermudas, ve the underlying elements of music and oie pea subjected to change in expressing the vari- ings. With great success he illustrated oa a the piano with extracts = classic com- aes covering the from love to hate, oe pool arg bode of the peaie mevrana | siderbt t the jest ie ot faculty Mr. Ulke ike Mindly conse! ited to repeat his lecture on Monday afternoon a 4:30, to which friends of the university are invited. * D. C., MONDAY, APRII/#29. 188 FOR_REN \T—HOUSES. WANTED—HELP. WANTED—SITUATIONS FOR RENT—ROOMS. FOR_RENT—HOUSES. __ Wares — FOUK DK, EXPERIENCED, ‘SALES! WANTEDIF yo eo LAUEDRESS, \NDSOME NEW HOS! E1217 {T— 05—A SMALL NEW HOU SE AXD = Se Fiend a Ee |S wepot ant fia eee SPLOT AL x; ant a Ponrttnive W'GREES GLADE, Lincoln Bena Beanin Ws AS yt oe ars notstta ___ | istest modern improvements "No children. Ete aa ae [SHED Sor 2 Ee ix inom per mont eo Pee ans NS AND UN- stn w. ap20-6r aeons ee WANTED—HOUSES. STEREOS | pana ase ose cioware pier are : Wee zinta Torntebed “house ue! Sat oe aren Pou RERTT TIGHT PEACE, OVERTOO %G | summer month. MLL 2 SuuNsiON, 1508 ren ap: Latarette Square, delightfal rooms, 3 Histo for’ mecbeek ‘the = HOUSE ABD house strictly wee R RENT — RIGHT- 7 ROOM, —RAY=WH Ww Feet, eectse ice, and op yy SSIED=30 REST HOUSE AND STORE, OR EN BAY NIN Erni Ae aoe P| ee uae mera Aitsatahe | Fesetting eset Roan cul Ma | fase Went ai WA ANTED—A SHOE CLERK ACCUSTOMED TD See ee COSTOMERE ok | tot mils SEE atmet et i B RERT_BY R_O, HOMTENAN, BeAL ES Wik reference and where last coplayed oak mony Wate area peyinee CUSTOMERS FOR BRENT,-1527 N ST. X,W_SUITE OF NIOPLY. tom and Insurance Boke Tithe cee [eee Passer ol ise ay. Brite Hodis gE Se j convenient Jont to Lduh at: care: ‘lea i ot for QOLOEED. 7.9 ‘ANTED-A SRST RCTABLS about seventeen, f ey ‘Apri on as isa st., in the mo! ig Tecoumensations, aud Wresas beiress SOpEae (BRICK HOUSE, § OR oro $5000 ig Pict reset locations a are | 5 WV ANTED_HOUSE IN G S90 LOCATION: J : ABOUT ; must $10,000 to #1 mas rag uese — ta ae gers oitice. — ap27-3e t NEA’ RL [- ANTED—WE WANT SOME TO 9 ROOM Won been anarie EOL FORGE W ricks fa nw. eection of ity ferent rohascrs, qurek” Call Faced Tuceriy st 1535 sth et st apzy-3t* Ri 637 F. one or iwo ae 'RENT-ONE LARGE NICELY re 7 southern exposure Tv tly ROOMS. yuaree from Capitol: alk a einen $onx ED 800 10th st. ow. R_RENT— FES PLEASANT _— at 131436 91 ~eky Ee KEED, 21 Gran’ PLEASANT B. iR- ‘on tthorwitnaat ACK PARLOR, 7 and central = location. In OR WELL: ‘ivom at Mas Gat uw.; south fron! KENT — aD FRONT weooe ase 7 ‘ED—FOR PROMPT-PAYIN: NANT! ‘W Siren cipentancen Dassswimen: Fie, | WONT qebne spolean TENANTS Biter, MANUFAGIUMING EST MNT BL = mutable house. nar ey. rASTEBA DWELLING arg) SMALL FAMILY; a TED_A A STEADY, COMPETENT a ao Was in band, state pricsand ieee kate with te references, at 430 1 ae = we inline sp4-1m* 1155 8th Se ¥. btw LESS alematomaniantee 2 ___WANTED—ROOMS.___ W ‘ATED ay TAT 101s T BT. Now, A Wastes-oxe tanon servant 20-3 D—ONE LAR WASiED—4 Boy IN A PRINTING OFFICE; | ana ‘Arte rw Ee paren Co ee Fe RENT—ONE OR TWO ROOMS, FURNISHED oruniurnished, on third door, at 1409 10th at. WAT? MAY 1, 1889, AN UNFUNRISHED Brecond floor of 3 oF 4 rooms by a couple for light Rousckeeping; no children: stato terme GOR, Star office, iv we TANTEDSA LADY DESIRES A_FURNISHE a in hice locality where privacy is assured, State price and location. a apz9-2t* WASTEDIBY A GENTLE NF ROOM, 9D tory preferted, between Tana M, 72 aya Asch Sts.n. w. Give location, size and price, &e. Can sive Feference. Address Box 0%, Star office, apz0-3t" WANTED WAIST AND SKIRT HAND dreasmakers need apply at GEO. WHT 110F st. new. ANTED—EXPERT MEN TO PUT, UP Ww ings. M. @. COPELAND & CO., a0 we ARTRD AW ENERGERIO GEVTEERAN FOR short hours and eral Way. Abniy Ig EAS we i HALDEMAN, OO8 Fat cw ay WSTEDIAGENTS TO SELL PNGRAVING size 24x30—of the famous Hayinarket Police Monument, Single copies, Zo cents: 13. copies {or #1.50:'106 co) ice for #10: sent everywhere on receipt Also agente f Fr stetuar, MI KUEDT Co. Chicago. of price, RTED_COOES. $10 TO $75 { HOUSEMAIDS, cae od Day fant ones Dick's, 2.W.; also Euro jteamsbip agent. Pig We ANTED- WOMEN COOKS, #19 TO 840; CHAM. ermiaide, N ane: crs, Drivers laude: Colored Mou Cooks, BAMA: GOO Sb WaANIED- Two aaeeeres GOOD Pa} right parties. ‘Apply C. BROWNING, 607 7 = room Wanton 39) YOUNG M. ITE OR f iL woe ait red. to mix and verve nn Aes 8 houre’ 0 rr Dour Wok daily, meluding Sunday: $103 mont 4, V AXTED =k YOUNG Cou 30 room and. bi recommen Apply at 130 Let nek ANTED—A MAN WHO UNDERS' ARDS. PRAS. intereat t9 right pacts sual be Balen ious an See: teres ‘must be indus tober. air Box Us, 5 = ice. ont ap? BHE! Hit ¥, 623 aw wl Palos ANTEI GOOD GANVASSERS AT ONCE Ash go to Norfolk Mee ove for enh King: extra made for hard workers, ae NS, Room ore Tolo F st. = eS V) St OEY TE, Sage Tg = this te * it-class chance ‘tore 18 ve £2,000 man. Ad- tar of Wi TED—ONE OR TWO CLERKS WHO UNDER- stand the pension clat Gusipess, state euperi- ‘Addi Box “B," Washington, WatE—coons, DR SSMAKERS, | 1, LAD ey maids, office bods, farm aud dairymen, German and Swedish women; women for} Fhitulelphis {Basuaxe room; trunks stored.) BUBNHAM'S, 910 th st. Hw. WARSTED-ON COMMISSION AND SMALL , SAL- tenets Cxperienced wine and liquor salesinan for eit dress Box 1: ust givecity references and expericnce. Ad- Ct WANIED{WoM 3, Star off ap: MEN AND GIRLS EVERY hour in the day; fcr, Washington und suminet re- sorts; headquorters for hotel proprictors bi so clerk C1Ty INTELLIGENCE OFFICE. 7. W aRTE D—AN ACTIVE RESPO: acquainted with the mineral er a the sale of the best, table water im the world ia ington and vicinity, Address HE SALUTARIS COMPANY, ap27-3t 45 Broadway, New York, \TED—A WHITE WOMAN TO COOK, FOR A } farally; aust be experienced and dive rel a. ap erence 519 Sina y ANTED-SPECIAT OFFER FOR Al Ak lars workly. Art head FAULK SE & ALLAN, 9th and F sts. now We TC MAN; MARETED Mink ferred; one ac d with East Washington; solicit fire insurance for s leading hole company; acy or commission. Address INSURANCE, Fast Capitol P. 0. sta Meare Wome ok and do housework ae BW.» with referen: writing. Must be good ued it ocr 50 per week. &. office. [ANTED—A COMPETENT AN evan. Apply With references =— ELIABLE 206 10th st. a ws ‘ED-IN PRIVATE FAMILY— woman who {s@ first-class cook: no cousidered without best city references. 10 a.m. aud between 5 and 7 p.m, LW. WHITE licati Ca Before 8 Cs er26-3t" Apply 3 WANTED — IMMEDIATELY, FIRST-CLASS Waist hand on fue work:also e fine i hand: WANTED MISCELLANEOUS TED—HORSES TO PASTURE AT GEN. Beale’s stock farm, 7 miles from city, Address of inquire of E. B. LAFFERTY, Hay Scales, corner 10th . aud Louisian ‘ap2i-ln hand transit to be seen. Address’ WANTED FETE, opegs sor a MILK BY of May on B. and P. R. LE MAN, fStar olees, Vv ‘ANTED-GENTLEMAN OAN OBTA class rooms and board in new house near Pension office: & per week ;south front alcove wud bay window Tooms now vacant. Apply 473 H st. n. ANTED—A YOUNG PATENT ATT sie NEY = i yanres ceak room as ace desk or a table ic ing, al Bares wali, st $9 or $6 per month. | Address Vora WITH HORSE, WAGON aD pall capital can establish a city toute for erack- other way s GHoitt i ria, K. 80 GALLONS OR LESS z S wks | aRTeSpTEn ue Wisc forte ee HIGR oT CARE prices for second-hand Furniture Carpets and Feat ern Entire Households # specialty. Addrona Waar ‘NANT FOR HANDSOME. OFFICE Foom in large new building on F at. Obliged to leave before lease expires. Will sub-let at loss for bal- are g term, Address OFFICE ROOM, Star oflice, 924-5" ANTED-HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR second-hand Furniture, Stoves, &. BERG'S, 1143 71 VANTED — PROF. J. M. F. HALLS F . school, at W. L. I Armory, under Albaugh’s opera pouse: televhone 9. Summer prices now, Classes in neing and German commences May 1 faught in two months, 18-tm: W patented, enables every one to ments readily and accurate! ght, and the scale and a measure book furnished for $6. Persons learning this system are immediately laced in w position to earn wood wages. | Ladies need- hg experien \ds can obtain them at the sc it a Ue 1 .W. ah! ED_LEARNERS FOR PROF, CHRIST: hits Now iatornations! failes System of Dress y inch Tule and tape W' and Garment Cutting with an: measure alone, and the only system used that is based Bpon Scientific Tailor Principles M Hs System tought by or we f ‘OR HIGH ST CASH PRICE cond-hand Fv:rniture,Carpets, Stoves, Feathers, ete,; prompt attention 100 ery, b nail oF oth rwise. 1009 Bat. n.w., opposite hay scale, _ap18-1m' V RSES TO PASTURE — KEEPING winter and summer a box at Price's Stables, 31] 6that, n x Youd, Saniles from city. 0. H. B.GLARK, § igo B. ‘ap Wit ANTED-STEAM CARPET CLEANING A wating Works; Feathers Kenovated, Mat- tres Slade Over, Furniture Steamed, and Moths Do- Mroyed F H-YOUNGS,1402 Pi elephune L0U8-2, apll-im Ni earen —GOOD SECOND-HAND GEN- tlemen's Cloth ols, Se., for which Wes TED—T CRIBNER, BEST Bi ) Rolls andy prints Bo ene pound cook, 28 pound. Warranted not to get strong or rancid ie Wtter does) for one month, or money refunded, served at residences. | Ebr erie oniy at Stalls 9 and 3330 (decorsted stall, middie of fish aisie,) fonter Market, and 148. jorthern sae market, Open dail IBN WANIED—Go0D guns, revolvers, pighest chal, pric 5 wae ONE LARGE FRONT ROOM, 2D floor: bay window ; sonthern exposnre; also, gp third floor and one hail rooms room; summer rates’ 1111 apo-3e* Fe. HED FRONT Pacer Bedroom ai conveniences for Nery, tie housekeeping: price, with as, €19; D0 children, Sine BW, Cars pass door. S08 RENT: NT—FURNISHED, jarge communicating roots, second foo ior Also qOR 1 RENT—NEAR CENTRAL MARKET, mont Fees out children ; bi er exposure Fu RE witn mereet n. 7OR RENT—NICELY FUR. second floor; folding-bed; central as summer rates ences exchanged. 712 Dw. front room and second floor back desirable —VERY PLEASANT 3D nished. Very low to 01 8T. N. W. TWO suitable nt #13, Lt housekeeping; with use of park 1 voor. Pat ist $21 itso mew al Te doe saw, ier. ites ty yriaerin Sines ewe: and abom Circle, 17r. K, bet L et bela & Ver. av., ar.N.1: OFFICES, £41 Fret, 4 floor, Sfront heated bysteam..50 OFF Ba Book, 9 fr Ts. # Leatead H. ave. and 60 5 RTORF: $50; Fong 11th et. nw... R, O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and Fata nw. W.. 7 ROOMS AND CF L- Put in good order; 25.30 in advauce. Apply to ve.,bt. 1641 -333.33 Pst, pest 12th 10r- 2Wti bet Gand. 0 100 near Q nw. ils. Sh St. BW. slop =} 100739 15 shinw.,shop.. Nast, Or own! everal neatly furnished Kooms, by th at very cheap rates for wentle: S RENT_NICELY FUR. ROOMS, ONE WITH drove bed; low rates to desirable tT 00Li a AND MOST D. Ssetal poms bos soieee ts Dato Jn the,ci first class at very moderate single oF en suite; iront room has 211th tor} 10 Toth et-n.w. FE -RENT—NICELY TURNISHED, TA LARGE 3D- frontroom. suitable for ue or two. sae ape oe YQOR RENT—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, 1 FLY neighborhood, a few large and elegantly <iaraieed roomie jor rent at very reasonable rates. tar 0} “es F RENTFURNISHED ROOMS MS ON FIRST OR and Bureau of 5 13th st. s.w. cond four, with or without Bowrd; all conveni- ences partinent uiudMer prices; near Agricultural dep + PPrinting ar Aspiaitara aes Se F ive, floors: overlooking i RENT—629 EST. N. hrst floor; one of the best locations in city fur pro- iegrlonal mar: Convenient to post, patent aud fhices, andall car lines. W., DOUBLE PARLOR, sion 7 -3t° well-furnished McPhi a U23 JOR RENT. delightful unfuruis! ref OR RENT — TWO ROO! iused, one in brick unfurnished; wit ivur lines cars ‘also sing! posure. Desirabié location and low prices. aj FE RENT — 1508 9TH ui! housekeeping; summer pri ee ap by SHE, second tour for housekee; ing, 924 H si hortlwest corner; $10; on car aud line HAN. LY FURNISHED ROOMS; eligh fully cool for susimer montha; — board. 7-30" QUIET PRIVATE FAMILY TWO on second floor, 426 11th st. nw. ap27-2t* ” MS IN FRAME FUR- th board; near ad park, 9 = D room, rooms with southern exe iT. N. UNFUR- ished Rooms, on second and third’ Sore, tor references. apz7-stt THREE FURN D, Rooms ON t. ey ea, POE RENT = SEVERAL | NICELY-FURNTSHED Foomns, with first-class board, in @ convenient and lovely location, at aumuiner rai Fe. RE: Rooms. exer Gonvenlent; rent low to a desirable, person Consists of t Fwie ear lines and ho physician; trai I suite open 2011 Feenea! suitable fae OR KENT. jome comforts. DW. apy Wo. ra cptiomally pleevant and 947 T stay le’; convenient to parlors; first for, ara ry ients accominodated. (OW RENT—BEAUTIFULLY-FURN SuDD, SE on floor frout Alco’ eee Tabl mer. “THE LiVINGSTOS 13th st. nw, Loom; also, a third floor Prices; house ‘aud Re He, he FASANT, FURNISHED HALL (a feutieuiann, rent $5, Epi yuse; Lo Children. ' 9: th, quiet —A PLEASANT, COMFORTABLY FUR- front’ Room, with excellent B ats By; opposite Franklin t 907 13th on cool and delightful; summer rates. pone but experienced help need call, MES Waster NDORES UPLOWIES T BU- reau, conducted by ladies, wen and women, white and colored: for all kinds ‘of domestic Inbor, for District aud states, with references. apz4 ¥V ANTED—A MIDDLE-AGED MAN, LOCATED outside large cities, to represent, it his loca)ity, S responsible house. wobthly salary $70 to o $100 at relerences, BUPI. MG. HO SE, Lock Box we star 1610, N. ¥ A FEW MEN 717 Mst. usw. W ASTED_SALESMEN—WE WISH fo sell our goods by sample to the wholesale anid retail trade. Largest wanut'rs in our line. Enclose 2- cent stamp. Wages per day. aol renee ion. No pontuly answered.” Sfon ey wdvanced ad- oe c. Cent. Mtg Co ; Cluciubatl, Ol p2z-e01 5 WARIED = COOKS, CHAMBERMAIDS, WAIT- ers, Porters, Farin Hands, Girls for care of chil- @ren. and all kinds of belp Ki MENT AND HOOM BE SlaNe at AUENCY, 10 WANTED—SITUATIONS. We ANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION bar tender or watchman. Can give best of ref- erences. Address Box 41, Star office. apz@-at* V ANTED—BY A YOUNG WHITE MAN WORK of oh any Rind Enderstauds the care of horses and isa Address WILLING, Star office. 1t* NTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL tion as housekeeper or place iu a restauran' fully xperionced, Addrese MLC. Staroffice, 1 WaAntEDIG0 ‘TO DICK'S AGENCY FOR COOKS, Housemaids, Waitress, Nurses, Laundress, Coach: men, Butlers, Waiters and general Housework. 613 7th St.nw, Also European Steamship agent, ap20-3t Vv VANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS — POSITIONS V for Cooks, Chamberiuald, Waitress, Laundress, and Bans eumstresa, Men Waiters. Cooks, Coschn utlere. SAM'L A, COOMBS, 926 F st. n.w. V ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED GiKL S situation as experienced chambermaid Or wait reas. ii do both. y 1 CTA @ situation 4s cook in small family or cbember tuuid; no objections to traveling. Cailat once, 1210 Mat. a Was ‘D—BY A COLORED OrRE A PLA pel B oF to cook for small family ences, AP) ae W B LACE As first-class cook or lnanareeee pi ae reterene — a call at 1820 T et. aw A COMPETENT WOMAN—WOULD an ea: lady, or experience nurse for would best of Telereuces, Address XY A YOUNG COLORED MAN, A Roses wore: Sa make himself generally ouse. Apply 1748 Madison st. n. w. Good recommendations, ap’ YANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED a eal: V woman @ place a8 cook or yer Se | eat beg fd but. I rit shier. NV tion ms clerk, typewriter or cas! apzo-se tion, a per. Address H. 1. ANTED—BY A BOY FROM THE COUNTRY, ug to maak if North Capital st. J. TILGHMAN, oon ‘cent on goods sold. CENT Star oftee, PARTNER WANTED WITH A LITTLE Mo x to go into the tin business. expestence ‘pref nit 1 Address MECHANIC, Foe: SALE—A GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE Jucuted ou a good corner; other business ¢ aciling. Address Box 102 5 4) OR SALE—A RARE OPPORTU the best-paying dry and fancy good Capitol Hill; excellent chance for any one ing gol tuto business: no, cornpe invoice between $3,500 to souk given for sellin: ing business need app! Star offic 1.0 CAPITALISTS, fa FOR SALE A large tract of land situated im the Dystsicuct Co: luinbia (northwest), “This laud is beautifully locsted for subdivision, end will, in three yeurs, pay one hun- red per cent on, the ivestiucnt. Amount required to mal purchase is 860,000. B.H. WARNER £00. stores on yn teruplat- petition: stock wil 0: natistactory rea terms: aoeet ue oaly, those mean- Address “CALITOL BILL." ey27-5t We WOR SALE—AN ESTABL = See RY, ‘in, Wood. Willow Were, and Housefurnishing Btore, on a frsi-clase business strect; satisiactozy roa- ven for selling, E. H., Star o1 Fa SALE—A FINE STORE ON 14TH ST. FOR 85,200; 81,200 cash, balance on easy time.” This ‘# speculative price. GEO. B. SECOND-TAN ture Slase Chioas rockery and Tin Store; best tion iu eit}; on Peunoylvanin ave.; long feiss on and st rents will sell cheap; good ti A MALL capital, can catabiieh a” city: soute Oe crackers, cakes and cundy (to one in every other wi suitable, Berp Mumiah the team pnd capital.) EOLOE a 8, Loe ut Alesandrias Va, N WITH 8300 TO $500 CAPT- AS Nal cau hear of rood opportunity; out-door work. on Address ap: Te ab 1 tising sci 216, 2: eee MENT EI trom $i0 up ne which promises unusuul returns 2 send for prospectus or call ‘at once) 1326 F Eiuc Ma Nose Public Accountant, Fe: SALE—CHEAP—A gri rover, at store, acing = xo0d business; good reasons for selling, ee 3t* - LEONAKD, 407 45 st. we B50 dress INV! EST. ROE SALE—45 ACRES, OF GROUND IN THE DIS. trict of Columbia, at Chain Bride, running back to the receiving reservoir. A quarry of fine blue stone, known as tne O'Neal Quarry, is ou the premises and ii condition to be worked protitably. Price, $10, ap26-3t BH. WALNEK & COs 916 F WEANTEDIA GENTLEMAN WITH CAPITAL TO to take a Mmited partnership, in a well-known rivate banking house of this city esirine to increase alty, commercial discounts; invest sie ahd proRéables tres of business expense; ital und securit esentieely arth iuvestor' con- KERS, P.O. Box 26. aos ma CALL! ‘Sr North apis WORLD DO MOVE."_REMEMBER THE “Terrestrial Clock" AMSAY bas cut, the Watches cleaned, -clags miasn-eprings, ted one yeut gi; all clock mad welry work at the. vuweat Prices in the city; we deiy competition, 1224 F st PERSONAL. ae housekeeping, #1 8720-38 {OR RENT—TWi or rd. eee or ladies in atly. Fu ON E font roo, 6 per month, and one reo aa eS GORNECTING G@ ROOMS Peis ins ‘ond floor, with tion; KEY, JOR Re! some apartments, en suite cr single: at ew Arliy ape —THREE FURNISHED or shed Rooms, on first floor, sui cr ene 1102 24th stn. _ap26-3" | {OR RENT—NICELY-FURNISHED Room! FOR Seationnn, on second and third floors, IN PRIVATE FAMILY, A SUITE OF furnished rooms, 24 Boor: good We, Dear Telerence require KUsi & BUNGERFORD, 624 14th = ae ‘0 LARGE ROOMS, Fi HED F unfurnished, in new houses with or wither: office preferred, “Call 19 ¢ . st. a oP GOOD-SIZED FORNISHED no housekeeping "Star office, adress 6-3t* EDUCED RATES, be HAND. house, $16 15th, McPhersot n; prices, #10; $16, #20 and 680 each per ano, i Fo, _RENT—WITH BOARD, CHEERFUL FUR- south and eust exposure; references 12th C Fe cant uished communicating second-story front rooms; ape Fa. RENT—THE MOST ELEGANT ROOMS A} 1032 | 6: ‘st. Dw. iD heapest apartments in city; summer price —e fe? BEAUTIFUL ROOMS, SINGLE OR EN in private family; furnished: large double- corner house ; south wud east front; 0} places in ferences required; Teva we ‘ap9-z0t* Fe, i —TWO COMMUNICATING ROOMS, large saloon parlor; hot and cold wa- mely furnished; summer nd seclusion of ho! 1G ices; with Bon: t H 8’ 5 D rooms, single or ensuite, northern: fonnanee re, Cool for summer, apz2-7t nit Ee new JOR REN T ond-story front roou, # teme! R RENT—TO GENTLEMEN, ONE FUR- ished roon bay windot » LARGE SEO- le for One or two gen- other f leaeait furnished rooms. north and terms reasonable. uth front, yw and alcove; we ap20-1m ROR RENT—comMUNICATIN eulldin J. Y. as’ Sons Hat. DAVIS" SONS, Pa ave. and 12th st. iG ROOMS corner of Pennaylvenia ave, and 12th a "slim OR HENT—19 IOWA CIRCLE—TH ‘COM. REE municating rooms, with private bath, second floor, ply. susd. Those having childres OF urvaute need bi jose having children, rt changed. ‘and two co! ng Toows, third floor; fur- not ap- apz-lm FOR RENT—FLATS. References excl R RENT—NORTHEAST : foneee Oo OF RHODE Toland ave and 14:B zooms and bath wi heat, # st, a wore closet ont ot oe. mod. ol fare aad Ne | aw. FOR RENT—OFFICES, FEE RENT—ELEGANT OFFICES, 18T FLOOR, “es Apply W. BILEY DEEBLE, Basement. Por BENT-HOUSE b frunk-room, Kini ply to wiibio Fe set from, room, House, modern $20.50; key st $15 Pa. stone's throw of c ‘Vania ave. vars, 19th ana T Sth star nent @. Dupont Circle. near B.. om Inquire of an ‘OB RENT- Provemente; Pi Fo RENT—ON T 8' room brick bay a IG: re = i AL . P. Sorpecanae- dd Fain <p oR RENT T2u8 3 ap27-6t next door. EN’ peel iy tank supply of water —TO FIRST CLAS beautiful corner dwelling at a low figare by the Proposed Congressional Fe “RENT—A LARGE HO! mules from Sopot, go the 7 iy iret ence mepent pas or i: by tbe > year NT—FROM MAY TO 0 furnished nine-room Kesidence brick: all mod. ime 5 ae 3. WARNER newly pai bins ih street, ast enue BEALL 103 0 st. now. ; eirht roc th, closets, &c. te: SB han a TA i sgh seep to OWNER 6 Ww. iL (oor. All aa, ; ‘NER or Bie, 1319. “PY ay 28-8 i 8T. NF. TWO, DORs hayrovewents,; aw. Ox Ee th st 6TH East Cayitol st. and two lines of cars; 5 ioe f TRNISHED, NF house. 117 B st. se. onite Library | building, hw pitol rounds: on line withiy Pin: a Re uct; V7th and 18th..175 75 = st., pear l4tu.... ust-.n'rDupontCir 125 a BROWN,” 7 Penn. ave. n. Ww. . 6 ROOMS cemented to i a Moai Korth se all S ae 3TH lus alt EB & OU. sos B13 mod. imps. pupertect in wood EB | se i rt parlor, dining. every ‘conven: eys bext TOBER NIC! modera in no included: excellent cook, washer Fetuain., price low. Appls ° locks P ‘tis 1302 8 st. nw. F%, RENT—HANDSOME 9-ROOM BAY WIND: convenient to two lines of near Mt. Vernon Park. wae: 3 ! 0. 933 9mm st, ST, A NICE SE, SU! 138 3 Teta TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSES Boundary, at @8 and ocation. bat 1s18 Ls Tet u D.Wes ‘i steey = 10 rooms and ‘beth; . Mel L. BODSON, ee a a ms. ‘WELVE-ROOM Woes. Missot nt 3 we ear Others all mele guint 453 dint aw, ot as KELEBE et “WaLcac Pe 10 rooms, $ ee ae eth mes BF Store, cor, Sth & Paw. cellar, 1 aga ck wiaoler EW HOUSE AT PRAKOHVITLE \Chariton H Heigits) on main stem B. bath aud barn; Rb: wall be rented’) d the month or year at 860 per mouth. “CHAKLE TS 14. ar.10 1G ueh St. n.w., after 5 p. 27: ‘x, 7 Tooms, mod. im} Fas RENT—1812 5TH or. c 5 tweratory, Brick, 7 roowe ined. imps : 625. jt EkS, 102 cb st Dw, R RENTOTARGE PHESS-BLICK FRC house, on 14th st.; ten rooms, Per mouth. , For ——_- apply 20 J. Mx cellar, and stub ‘ORY Bb0o Pere Rk RENT—HOUSE, 1 rooms and EK, 606. FRAME, 1418 : HS SS TH cPAY- 8.8; COB batl 503 F si aoe ‘beware a 3 Pea oe ams th 1 'y st. u.w., 10 0 10h u.w., Lir. ap27-3t* A. 8. CAYWi Preritned outs will Bereaved to's « st $5 ap27-3t RENT—A RARE OPPORTUNITY—A BEAU- i bat es vase in oo nearly newt, re, alcoves, cg imps., papéred wit arti ted ‘aud furnished z ‘® careful tenant by the rou month Der month. it JOHN SHERMAN & CO.,1407 F st. JOHN SHERMAN & CO., 1407 F st. DS. | POR RENT. lyto 1007 Pa ave. a.w, ° wEscort & WILCOX. Font 101s Lath stn. 5 lir 0 ° is is 15 15 14 ls oO lo oo 643, dps “ u Saw, OF to THUS, E. WAUGAMAN, } nw. street | tustion for whole year: in part ; china, &e. By the year or term of ber month. Apiiy on the hremiees op tnd ai aller May “Vet, between 12 and 2 6 pan. grass and trees; fine ‘W. NEW BRICK, — path; ell mod. imps; ay 27-dee i) 5 ST N.W. BRICK, TWO Foorns sud bath jalt inod. iaups. j wacant BH OWAK I i& zt N ROIL PARK, 1¥16 LARCH som tated with bath oaks li mod imps, im key at 1910. B. WARNER & OO. Cellar an i, WANE SO FR ke T-THREE-STORY BRICK, 430 8D BT. Pension office) Fvoue all woderm Ba Wise wes F - F by ‘Alexnu- Thawdlecanely Be * Address THOMAS S, 15800 Feutay ape RENT—THRFE-STORY BRICK HOUSE, Lraserts ave. “nw: 10 Foowe, soxkera | #50 to periuanent tenant; ke ave. Siscrocarusetts: ; TT Room, ALL MOD. ‘shed a be ted for a ter for Bo WEsOUTT « WiC: _ 1907 Penn. ave. RENT_BY THOS, E. MAQOAMAN, BEAL ESLAT£ BROKER, 017 F ST. 37 . BW. SE, 173i lou stnws brs. 40 4 nw. Btore 1410 The above ss only bouke, Pte in the Ist —o16 # 1 x ni; 11 roome ‘bath a 3s bourse tn Bret. Clas. ©. OR RENT brick Dwellin modern con' ply i Se BK RENT 807 1 IGTH ETN, W.. THREES TR Bn poner i — 10 Toor Tootus, Oath, low aaa to @ responsible : Tae ae RO. O HOLTZMAN, + 10th aud F sts, = sewerage street cars. Price. 87 per mout Wood, 083 bib sta. R RE 5, COR. N AND 14TH ST NW, p ingutre within. 160z Vt. sve. nw keyg . ave. nw. Apply to. HEITMULLER, 315 © st. = ap25-1w* 7OR RENT—1000 09 TS Us wi DAY Wis WINDOW BRICK; race; 9 TooLs good repair; « ve desirable house and Jocatigh a Mi & BOLTON, Ser. 26, 8 F st. n. it RENT—313 EST. NEA sate. NEW iter; all mod, imape.; excellent plumbing god asses ce ane Tot convensence abd couiior TL whee tis Sth stn Sed {Ol RENT—UNFULNISBED, 3915 Net. nw. 12r. 885 Hips 2 Vth et. me, Gr. aU is Sunderland Place n eee per month. vermont eve. etna Carcle, per im rf ‘uth and 10th, 12r.. per mont Cap. st, bet. 1st an: my math 3 ge nt Ss SUTHEKFORD, apl6-18t* 1307 F snow, JOR RENT—707 © ST. NE pewly P toc ‘and es # St ne; 7 rooms; stal Friawe- io use my im Apply ‘ois ‘ScHEUCH, bul Ma eve ne, Superior st.. ‘Cook's alley, 4r. diate, 3 OR Sse ROOMS AND surres is FOR new. ‘vth housckeePiug 13 the Riley Prices, €. Build. weve, A 8 Ganon, 05s 933 ap27- Prtccy tid basement all modern con’ ete (VED TILL TEMP! URS NOT RECEIVE last seturday, Letter in your post-oiiice for you® LINDE: it ANTED—BY "A COLORED GIRL, A PLACE TO W: a devsemake i ANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY OF 20 A POSI- Address mineoe W ‘Gvilvervice caaniuetion i boat in store, e hit: rive @ Nong og ‘ook oF char! iva Wt references. at 1426 Mst. n.w. 9-2t* TYPE, st LADY WHO HAS PAs: to work ii x rt W age 16, place to work in private, famtl iret G08 ANTED—A TEMPERATE GENTLEMAN TO and canvass for ANTED_BY. Cte gy om. A PLACE AS family; NY FREE MASON OR ANY K. OF P. HOT A A AX member of any other. organization can hear so: pefergnces ably at 1} Naive ey, between ir advantage by addressing Box se chy Land 41 yh ata. es! Poe 1 4 ee - ATION WANTED OF JOHA |W NTED 7 POSITIONS FOR TOs Ogos, MOUs. Tinea aot 7 me, Tether er i rund Ere muzeee Sossioloases Maint meta x fafornie office reception room first Ly eg Bun HAM: nee esto ohn whereabouts thankiully received. Ad- Grow et ae » BUN erat” | dren Star ya = ape6-3e COLORED FOUN z| ow VICE (ATION QUESTIONS LW, shitlon ether to ork around «aurde ep Ma A mre PALE Dey oma iach ee aldres Sia aca fanart apl5-1m* "Southwest cor. kth SF AN AGTTVE WILLE ts |W ees GEO MEL PREAH A ANTED_BY AN ACTIVE WILLING COLORED ized tect 3 house in private family | rromptly at toand strictly oct ‘oltice eee shool tours.” Apply 1013 Su ata. ecg how . WILLIAMS, Manayer, 90 ¥ h.we JoeTHs OLD STAND Je TUE ONTY PLAGE pa a Clothing sald a aes wa immer FaNTED— ¥ = AYO ONG MAN OF ie Ait heee serine aie $25 be Address or callat 614 Dot myl DENTISTRY. Dp Mf ote Rrra ctw NOTARIES PUBLIC. ier: | Gereirnvas Ghomee | oe POR PENT OFFICE ROOMS, (994 FT. =f desirable drout rooms d le Prag oh nied, Feng single or together, at edb Peck. Hod ap27-Bt FS Sea VERY Di DESIRABLE OFFICE ON 16-15¢* rst floor at 1307 ¥ st n. TYLER & RUTHERFORD. FOR RENT—STORES. Five Past R RENT—STORE yO PERMA. AVE. XW. ; we, oe FOR a eee ——————— a BRENT | GOOD BUSINESS STAND FOR pa cling: hae Fire Ward ent ea iota ew. Perpeeae es aa FOR RENT-STABLES, OFD ESTABLISHED WOOD AND cos terms apply to tba Nae inguite 28 Theciws aya7 are six rooms ; MM.’ RENT—BOUSE aes. MASS. are. NE, TWO- ered and &p27-3t" Fitter as gee inact don eo oy aa 1B RENT— COMPLETELY FURNISHED Ho 17 rooms; situated north wes! city, ‘overtone circle, house to entertaining, Rent €00 Bag month to caresul i