Evening Star Newspaper, April 30, 1889, Page 2

oa THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON MATTERS. What Well-Known People are Doing.— Personal Notes. Mrs. Douw, of McPherson Square, who has deen critically ill with pneumonia, is still con- fimed to her bed, although she is on the road to recovery. Mrs. Fiske, of New York city, her sister, who was summoned to her bedside in ‘the early days of the illness, is still with her. Mr. George A. Hazlehurst, who was in Phila- delphia during the past week, has returned to fhe city. Miss Boyle, daughter of the late Commodore Boyle, who has been on a visit to her relatives here, sails on Saturday with friends for an ex- tended trip through Europe. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. E. Emmons have returned to the city from their wedding journey, and are at home to their friends ut 1343 L street northwest. Miss Helen Wattrous, who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius A. Logan, will leave for her home this week in Branttord, Ont Senator and Mrs. Spooner and family have sailed for Europe, where they will spend the summer. Mrs. R. L. Hoxie, who came to Washington rom Willet’s Point with her young son to at- tend the Noyes-Hall wedding, is the guest of her mother and sister, Mrs. Ream and Mrs. Foster, on Capitol Hill. Mrs. Herbert A. Gillis slowly recovering from the painful effects of a fall upon the spigots of @ bath-tub last winter. She wax standing upon the edge of the tub to reach the top shelf of a cupboard, when she fell backward. The plans for the new building of the chil- den’s country home were furnished by Col. Robert I. Fleming. and the young lady mana- ré retarn their hearttelt thanks for the kind- fess. ‘The work according to the plans is be- ing satisfactorily prosecuted. A check for $35 from Mr. Frank L. Hanney has proved an ditional help. Preparations for the entertain- ment of illustrated songs at Willard hall, on Sat- urday evening. are going forward to the satis- faction of all concerned. Mr. Frank A. Richardson, Marshal A. A. on, and Commissioner Webb were at the hiugton Centennial ball in New York last night. Commissioners Wheatley and Raymond Were not at the ball. Que of the prettiest home weddings of the Season was celebrated yesterday at 1 o'clock, at the residence of the bride, 1324 L street north- west. The parties were Mr. Geo. V. Balch, son of Rear Admiral Balch, and Mrs, Allie Sharpe- Pickerill. daughter of the late Judge Sharpe, of Belvedere. N. J. Mrs. Pick now Mrs. Baleh, is a woman of remarkable beauty and charm of manner. She was a Vassar girl, and in her class was one of the acknowledged belles and favorites. oked strikingly beautiful in her simple traveling suit and bonnet yester- day, and more like the sister than the mother of her grown daughter, who was present. The | parlors where the ceremony took place were | tastefully decorated with potted plants and flowers, ong which white lilacs ere con- spiew The service was pertormed by the | Rev. George Patch, of the Unity Presbyterian ehureh on K street. where the bride has at- tended for several years p The wedding ests numbered about thirty, being confined to the relatives and a few intimate personal friends. Among them were Admiral and Mrs. S Gen. and Mra. H. A. Lockwood, of George- town; Col. W. P. Hepburn. solicitor of the ‘Treasury; Paymaster Chas. P. Thompson, Col. and Mrs, MeGee. Mrs. I ieliffe. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Thomy Mrs. Mary Pleasants, and | Mrs. Mary E. Hopk After & pleasant lunch the bridal pair lett for Philadelphia and New York. Mrs. Balch will receive her friends on ‘Thursdays after this week, at 1324 L street. THE FIRST DAY. Inauguration of the Centennial Festiv- ities in New York. | PRESIDENT HARRISON HOLDS RECEPTIONS IN THE EQUITABLE BUILDING AND IN THE CITY HALL— SCHOOL-GIRLS STREW HIS PATH WITH FLOWERS— THE GREAT BALL AT NIGHT. After the reception in the Equitable building, with which the Star's account closed yesterday, President Harrison sat down to an elaborate banquet. Ex-President Cleveland was not present and his seat beside ex-President Hayes was filled by Chauncey M. Depew. Among those present were all the members of Presi dent Harrison's cabinet except Secretary Blaine, who was confined to his home in Wash- ington by illness, Mr. Blaine was represented by his son, Walker Blaine. The governors of all the states except those of Minnesota, Mary- land, New Jersey, and West Virginia were also resent, besides ex-Judge Pierrepont and judges Daly and Peabody, Wm. Turnbull, Dr. Stuyvesant P. Morris, Senator Evarts, Theodore Roosevelt, Major Doubleday, Gen. McChurch, Maj. H. Fairbairn, Gen. Brush, Henry C. Bowen, editor of the Independent; H. F. Bonner, Rev. Dr. Chapin, Gen. Barnum, Gen. C. C. Suydam, Gen. Fitzhugh Lee, ex-Gov. Price, of New Jersey; Joseph H. Choate, Cornelius’ N. Bliss, and many others. Mayor Grant and Gov. Hill sat on either side of the President. Cov- ers were laid for fifty guests. ; When the party were seated, Wm. G. Hamil- ton, the great grandson of Alexander Hami'- ton, presented souvenirs in a brief address to President Harrison, closing with a request thut all drink to the memory of George Washington, the father of his country. The souvenir con- sisted of six beautifully engraved car’, tied with yellow and blue ribbons. On the first one was an embossed picture of Washington him- self, on the second an engraving showing his landing in New York in 1789, on the thirda picture of St. Paul's chapel in 1789, portraits of Bishop Provost, Chancellor Livingstone, and the various members of the legislature.’ The fourth page had an engraving of Federal hall and the statistics of the period; the fifth page had portraits of President Harrison, Governors Clinton and Hill. Mayor Duane and Mayor Grant. The sixth page bears an engraving of Equitable building and Washington's house in Cherry street, as well as the menu of the luncheon. Ouly a few times did the President violate the rule against handshaking. The first ocea- sion was when a white-haired veteran, wearing the uniform of the Grand Army, uncovered his head and extended his hand. Some personal frieuds came later and were also favored with a haudshak: WELCOMED BY SCHOOL CHILDREN. ‘The President then went to the city hall, where two hundred school girls strewed his path with flowers as he ascended the stairs and passed through the rotunda. Arrived at the top of the stairs President Harrison was tendered an address of welcome, delivered by Miss Annie A. Abrahams, at the conclusion of which he given a monster bouquet of La France roses, President Har- rison, arm in arm with Mayor Grant, Governor Hiil, with Hon. Hamilton Fish, Vice-President Morton and Commodore Gerry, and three members of the plan and scope committee, then entered the city hall. ‘The distinguished party were escorted to the governor's room, where ‘the President began receiving the visitors. He stood on a slightly raised platform, which was backed with a brass railing, and in the rear of which was the Presi- ch: Beside this was Washington's writing-de President Harrison took his po- sition on the right-hand side. with Vice-Presi- WANTED—HELP. WANTED—ROOMS. FOR RENT—ROOMS. _ FOR RENT- HOUSES. WWANTED—AT ONCE-LADY FOR ORDER D’ ANTED—FOUR UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR | JOR RENT—807 10TH ST. N. W. 10. ROOMS,| JOR RENT_1200 3D sT- ; ROOMS. ALL ) EE weekly light housek north of F, south of @. weet | IF E pier mirrors, marble man{sis. ga. Vseeubte to vent: | K'ssgaee rgteenste atc M.C_SHEA, 89._Apply 10. m., MW. HEFLIN, 430 7th st. n.w.+ | of 9th, and east of Ivth ste.; no children: references | which rents ey and perticulars. Apply t0 | and L sta. m.w ap30-3t* WASZED-A_GooD DressMaKeH TO TawE | “Address Box U8, Star office. ps0" | “apsOn AUSF & HUNGEREOR Oa Maret, JOR RENT — FRAME HOUSE, EIGHT ROOMS, charge of work-room at Mme. Washington's: 0 & ED—A LADY DESIRES A FURNISHED Fk SESE NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH and water : northwest corner 11th and Data. #. cop O ays Person steady position. 1223 F st. Foom in nice jocality where privacy tssesused, | t BOY List at. now Gt? _ |e. Key at ¥0o South Carolina ave. east, apst-3t* | ae a Ee —TO ALADY—ROOM AND HAVE FOR RENT A VERY WwW ANTED—COOKS, #10 TO 875, HOUSEMAIDS, month; cosy and central. ir 0 10,70 875.8 Tt = oF mn <1 bousce om Capitol ra 5 sparing tre ress, | Nur: jesladtes. ‘Laundi = yt stnew. r inonth; two ou East Capitol st. at 825 Sip Npters Ese and Dairy Hands, st once, DICK'S, WANTED—BOARD. STEM POTHREE NICE Roow, Fespectively. For pageicalare eg Sts sth n.w.:also European Steamship agent. sp30-4° | Saar a youNG LADY, BOARD - 3 Kst. ne., near printing office; 3 S02 "Kast Capital st, WANSTED-WOMEN Cooks, ¢1v To 940; CHAM: | WJianwe for sewing Cadines’ SEAMSTI “ap30-2¢ : __302 bermaids, Nurses, and Laundresses, in city of | Staroffice, ae R RENT UNFURNISHED 10 ADULTS: IN OR RE nearly new, arty; Waiters. Drivers, or Farm Hands: Colored ‘Men _ — | Porew brick bay wind ee eA OOETS. ES | EY ranse, bath, &o.; street will be comcreted Cooks. SAM'L'A, COOMBS, 926 F st. bw. it* as and aleove: 24 foots 1106 Sth et. hie dead toandine | MF: hLY B22. Inquire en the premises. sp W518 — A BOY IN A PRINTING OFFICE, WANTED MISCELLANEOUS : ay 0-3t* | FOR RENT—A SIX-ROOM HOUSE AN . ny: to | = — aHES <a AXD Beet FUR ‘ih me ror HALE s30 that. awe > arm thetrede Apply to war HANDSOME LADIES OF FAULT. | WOR.RENT-THE CHEAPEST AND Best F ee ‘WASTED_GOOD ADVERTISING SOLICITOR OR | qhing satiafacrers will ber aritied ieee of charge aa and Tw. 2c Pilldie to follow insteucaongtata MES SUA, ANd | drote, Af posmible, with photograph, H. HLT, Star | Fooms from e4 ree P08 EDWARD BALLER yeas ad, work: ADpIE 20 | Omen, ap18-tm: OR RENT SECOND, STORY \WANTED—A LADY WISHES THE ACQUAINT- W nce Of a a lady we ager in that lan- nage; will teach phonowzaphy iy exe “Te PhonovAddress Box 70, Star office. rooms, iurnished or unfurnished, for light houge- keeping: Uathandyus, GOON. Lave Mw. It" {OR RENT—UNFURNISHED—A LARGE SALOON Parlor, with alcove room, with or withont board, 0 GOOD HANDS TO w. 1t* THEO A HARDY _8p30-Gt Phono Wz : a 606 11th st nw. WANTED RELIABLE WOMEN, GIRLS, AND | \yrAnTEDOBYAN ENGLISH Ls OLORED | but no housekeeping. 504 Maine ave... opp. 1 <T—HOUSE, Hie men, with references; white and colored: places | WW ANTEDCBY AN ENGLISH LADY. A COLORED | Fish Commission. DR RENT—HOUSE, EIGHT ROOMS AND BATH. | e' odern improvements; 6th st, near Q: beet of neady good help furnished. EUREKA EMVLOY- = MENT AGENCY o10 Fst. ae 30-3t? home and careful training guaranteed, refe: OR RENT— f FAMILY, TWO DE- | reference. Apply to THEO. PLIT, 6th aud Q sts h Vv oo = 10 Fs P30 z given. Address 8. X., Star office. penta ante ed roves 2 cor, ¢13: Oue ». a.° WV ANTEDIA MIDDLE-AGED MAN AS CLERK | \y7ANTED—BY A COLORED LAUNDRESS, WASH: | BCN!Y, furnisi d floor, $8; adults; references. | WAR k s W., THREE-ST KY in stove store; must hay a ‘xperience ; ref- Ww i y 131 E 1426 11th st., cars pass door. 1d basen a Pierce pl. erences reqiited. “Address STOVE, Stateiice, a80cFt | ,WV ME tO take to her home, Apply Est. | 2 Led is 10 Toons, bath, and y FURNISHED ROOMS ON 1 324 V st. new, J{OR RENT—TO ADU! FP ittarnict Arthur p modern conveniences: low rent te Arthur p ant. are 10th J ANTED — A GERMAN GIRL FOR GENERAL housework mo washitig; food home for wood girl, V y ANTED—WILL PASTURE A HORSE FOR THE 2d floors at 1 wnmer for ite feed, Address K. it. BURR, care Apply R. 0. HOLTZMA ad Fests. a230-3t ik TS ONLY—DESIRABLE | JOR KENT—1512 WALLACH PLACE, COSY NEW SR SAN OF GOOD Ap: | Rata. Darby. 1308 av, Washington, i fisted Hoon, econd’ or_third footy att | Beeson bay wind brick ANTED—ENERGETIC MAN OF GOOD Ww HC P wcx modern improvements. Summer rates. 614 L st. | vewly papered throuchout. dress for permanent position in our business; ieee peo Ss ee apa0-3 vod salary to righ WSTULE, oie x WANTED-A FIRST-CLASS COOK AND LAU syygivess: none other need apply; elty references, 755 Q st. ap30-3t* inquire ot E. B. LAFFERTY, Hay Scales, corner 10th nd Louisiana ave., city. ap2y-im 'T OR BUY A GOOD SECOND tate condition, price and where - JOR RENT—HOUSE 413 6TH 81 t party, Apply, after 10:30, ea EK all have sunny exposure ; two squa 2. Ww. and Pension Offices, City Hall, and WINER, o14 E st, now. RENT—AN ELEGANT FURNISHED HOL ‘D ROOMS WITH iy opposite Frank- ‘ap30-3t" SE, wv TRANSIT," Star office. ap29-2t* | F¥ rooms: bath adjoining aud nest non tOe ee 20 8 for six months, $100 per nu 1h ANTED—A MAN TO SOLICIT FOR TWO LEAD- ED-FIETEEN GALLONS OF MILK BY | sion and Printing offices: rent moderate to mgood LER & RUTHERFORD, 1307 Pst aw ing fire insurance companies; ® good opportu- of May on B. and P.R. Ro Address MILK- | at. 110 Fst. we. 0-2 JOR RENT—HANDSOME AND WEL: nity for a live young man. Address FIRE I} ea MAN, Star office. VOR RENT—A SECOND-STORY FRONT ROOM, furnished houses at largely reduced re ANCE, Star office, ewly furnished; two lines of cars and herdicg | Summer mouths, HILL & JOHNSTON, 1 V 1 3 3 WANIERSESP x ‘i lags rooms aud board in new house near Pension | Within one square; rent reasonable, Ist. n.w. 1t* | ave. nu. F127 Bot. fr. Oriole, 822 7th st. ; references required. office: $3 per week ,south fre ndoW | FOR RENT—IN HANDSOME NEW HOUSE. Fe 7 — EIGnT- no 19 wt LOE WVANTED-COAT-MAKER, BUSHELMAN AND | Foos now vacant," Apply 47 L. M street, near Thomas Circle, with private fa brick; all modern iuprovem tel} TE Wilitras. favre nor iatsten it ANTED—PURE MILK. 80 GALLONS OR LESS | Commodious, beautiful suites of rovis) Deligl ful tenant; 1831 Vermoutave. Apply to R. a ae oi “WoMAN Waky ‘Address P. O. Bo: Bt* | cool for summer; southern exposure: steam heating; | LUOt F st V ANTED—RESPECTABLE COLOR WOMAN | a vad Bd = _ aap | itest modern improvements. No children. — ite x EN 7 ry YLTZMAN. REAL ES et. 20 and 30 years old to go 1 mile in country, | WW ANTE BA AYS THE HIGHEST CASH | ences, Foe, RENTCBY, BO, HOLTZMAN, to assist with light housework and to nurse, Apy ly rices for second-hand Furniture, Carpets and | 30 — re 2 tate and Lusurance Broker, 10th an 4 with references 24 L1th st. sw. _____4t"_| Feathers. Entire Households a specialty. Address | ty ae eee to ee a, HOUS S32 Hughes alley, be, 8.30 V ANTED—A LADY'S MAID WHO IS A GOOD | #19 @thst.s.wo cs ? . ae ve sti LaPierre Hotel, 10tn hst. nw. Sr 0 SIABLES ~ y WaANTED_HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR — aud bets. u.W., 480 Paria 50 Rear 2405 Pa, 6 LINGTO. second-hand Furniture, Stoves, &c.,at H. ROSEN- ACKs F OVERLOOKING aod. Mapa st st. n.w.. Sr ; BERG'S, 1143 7th st uw. 2u.3 Square, delighttal rooms, with b V WANTED DRESS CUTTING MADE Easy ey wee 3 "4 Y "a “Dress Cutting Scale.” OR RENT— Ns’ ITEOF NICELY- ANTED — FOUK EXPERE BALESMEN adaine Washington's “Dress Cutting Scale,” just Pee iW SUITE OF NICELY- W 2nd ihirce Satesiatien, at Domestic Sewing Ma: | Patented, Sealy end eecttetele Be cages ait’ os | family; convenient to 14th et cars: plement bare tee siaas 907 Pa ave. now, chine office, cor. 7th and H. ap2-Gt_| ight, aud the ecale aude ineasure took furniehea | Ove of two ap? 1 Lith st. n.w., dr gt y ANTED—INDUSTRIAL TS for $6. Persons learning this system are immedi tely | NOR RENT UNFURNISHED ROOMS. LH st. ne, 7. ..20.00 9 K st_n.e., 10r. atith ood record; salary and eomniissio placed in a position to earn ood wages, | Eadiee newt. 5,0. marca Rigor, Hath Ge, eaten @eoes cae 3 Dat sw. “18 3 7238 ah no lapses to. make good. and investigate, jug experienced hands can obtain them at the school a lpi ri otto same Boor, ose st. 3. f st tie Washinton Beneficial Endowment Association, any tine, 1223 aw. yuares from Capitol; $13 in advan : mbv-49* | Maryland ave. n.c. Dst.nw.3r_store..16 419 10th st. new. ek a PROF” a Dat. se, OF ~ SLEARNERS FOR PROF. CHRIST- | FOR RENT—ONE RG “ELY FURNISHE 701 19th st. n.w. ar Wo 8tEp a LIGHT 16 NEWS New Interuational Tailor System of Dress | IV Qt room, wuuthern ottomee SoG MOND 101 20th ot. Years of axe, to learn the watch and elry trade arinent gee with any inch rul ind tape apy. must have a good common school edtication, with & | measure alone, and the only system used that ie based | — aE Lae faste for mechanics, and one who can give the very | upon Scientific Tailor Principles. System taught by | FYOR RENT-PLEASANT BACK PARLOR, FU best, recanuetudationa’ for character) Adare 1 J. MESSER, 1303 Hist. nw. Whim"? | A nished, with or without boar, pleasant neighbor. handwriting of applicant, giving references, ME- BUY FOR HIGHEST CASH PRICE | BOCd, #84 central “location, “Inquire of Mrs, 5) office, 20-3 “=. ~ REED, 0 cel apy } CHANIC, Star office. Ceara econd-hand Frrniture Carpets, Stoves, Feathers, | &EED, we erner OE 3t OLORED BOY, JOK RENT—14: nished roqns : T. N.W.; NICELY FUR- ingle or en suite second and third ete.; prompt attention to orders by iad or otherwise, 1 ice.” Apply, with F. J. BINSTEIN, 12 13th st., in the morning. Foere 4 MASS. AVE NF, TWO- story aud basement, x rooms, new! n ail modern conveniences. M. M. KOK) Capitol st recommendations, at 7 ap18-1m* 9-3 E = W: TED—HORSFS TO PA‘ OFFICES, URE — KEEPING WANteD-AN horses winter and summer a specialty. Order | JOR RE. URNISHED FRONT | £41 Fst. 2a floor, Stront 4:30 F st., 24 floor. x “gg eee ee Wa ee box atPrice’s Stables, S11 Gti at, nwt farmoa tthst | E'kcomat 41 Qst. mw.; south trout, three win- | | re. heated by steam 5 IFS. . 3150 U st. ow, 12 quired. Call Tuesday at 152 road, Similes from city. O. H. P. CLARK, Sligo, P.O, dows. at a hs ap29-: ate “ai sane he 5 3 hf BAF S125 7 ANTED EXPERIENCED DRESSMARER: PER. | MQ Se JOR RES WO ROOMS, FURNISHED | Flevant. rooms Cor. 10th and O sts. B manent must be a good cutt WANTED-STEAM CARPET CLEANING or unfurnished, on third floor, at 1409 10th st, Burldin fitter, MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMEN t eee oe. aes ilar) Sores Vators, Tthstow. a rresses Made Over, Furniture Stexmed, and Mot = LARGE FRONT ROOM, 2p | ,!7em $40 to 800 cack: V y ANTED—MAY SS neat rid tchee occts hgct ns floor: bay window’ southern exposure; also, rooms | 8. © 12th and Ps. Woman serva Win gp feed oor and one hall room summer ros, TIT . ty = TSX PHINGINaT st. new. Lpto-se Extn JANTED-A BOY IN A PRINTING OF ‘tlemen’s Clpthes, Guns, Pistols, &e. hala eco tt fh Ah V pay first six months, 81.50 week; give a highest cash prige is paid. Call or send postal to JOR RENT _MANDSOMELY FURNISHED FRONT ee eS at A. B.C, Star office ‘ap6-hna* A. EIZNAK, 1 11th st. se. Sepeigess iL ABOVE barement :, conveniences for S22 Tete. dr10.30 BLO K st. FRGETIC GENTLEWAN Fon | oe =e Sate : very, light how: aK : 5 was, Lo; 0 : ust. dr 10-3 Wantep ay RGETIC GENTLEMAN FOR W A STEDSTRY ScRIDNER, BEST BUTTERINE, | ch free pepe dee Johnson Ct. 4610.30 My ae ee eae ee Gee a nee is olla and prints, 20 cents seen: cooking, a WASHINGTON DAYEXBOSER, Fes ; Smt a + " = pe cents pound. ‘arranted not to get strong or ranci E e as > | Sth st. now. ap?7-a P st. mw. EKDAY & HALDEMAN, 608 F st. now. apy ike Puiter Goes) for coe Montheoe ceeer Stamon | BFOR RE ® ASANT 3D_ FLOOR . 5 ” y - osid oe Dn le on front room and ond floor back room, both weil JOR RENT- OM FRAMESIOUSE, 14 YOK KENT—FOR THE SUMMER- FURNISHED (| Gee RC Honullies sarved at residences. fbr eate on furnished. Very low to desirable parties af 1133 Ku. sa a F Paoode Islaud avende, near Towa Circle; recommended, Apply nt 1349 L st. n.W. Conter Market, riod a JOR RENT—HOUSE 1103 O st. now; eight roor re or belememhes 15 yay yyant MAN Wi UNDERSTAND ee R Roe BES 5 yg ed = * N at panel laud afice: wn WANTED. GOOD SECOND-HAND CLOTHIN wumUnicating rooms, second floor: suitable | papered: dry; tauk supply of water. steam : Fu RENT 1 WALLACH PLACE, NE interest t must be industrious en guns, revolvers, old gold and silver, for whi for light housekeeping; with use of parlor; rent $18. | Apply w 1101 O st House, sta rooms and bath nae Boxe sien, ap? highest cash prices’ will be paid, Call LASKEY Also hall room, see u ight rogaus, within be Loan 01 01 P FIRST CLASS Fete Ki. beautiful '—NEAR CENTRAL MARK. 7 = + = YOR RE: 4 TT T, ANTED—A BOY WI1H SOME Eve sermalsentts ronbna eae ares Pi ges orner dwel a low 2 M. MORRISON, fii " boy =. = = a we eek or | year. ‘Two bay windows, mantel mirrors, EF street car 0 Fore! land May. 7 None others need app 4 - Orbea Bs Mrs. Cameron and ry daughter. accom- | dent Morton, Governor Hill and Mayor Grant | | at ‘k. 3 » | month, at very cheap rates forwentlemen. ay atdeor, Allm.1. Apply to OWNER or W. RILEY anied by Senator Butkr and Mr. Gensler, | beside him to the left, in the order named, | F-SHEARY. 625 D.st.n.w. COUNTRY _REAL_ ESTATE. | qror'kent_NickLy FUK. Rooms, ONE WITH | DELBLES 1319 F ee ap e8-8e BF Rist we. ar panie : i Mr. 2}, After an hour of receiving the throngs of eit- | YYANTED—COOKS, | DRESSMAKERS, a ae ——— wardrobe bed: low rates to desirable’ parties with- | JOR REX TWO DOORS Is CAYWOOD & GARKETT, wator Cameron's secretary, left this morning | ; 2 maids, office bops, farm and dairyinen. ; OR SALE—NEW COTTAGE AT “BROOKLAND,” | Gut elnidecne : th folding bed eo the . . 1 ; . | izens who crowded the building the President |.) “is nen; women for PhilsAaion Kk aes ° ren; hall room with folding bed, $3; south: trom East of cars; u Cor, 13th st. and N.Y. ave, now. tor Philadelphia wh they were joined by m - ; a German aud Swedish wotuen ; women tor Philadelphia, first station from city, on Met. Branch B. and O. R. | ern expo: Indiana ave.near 3d, nw. House, modern’ improvements Cae Senator Cameron. The entire party went to | returned to his carriage, and, wi p the View | (is ewace ‘room, tuuks stored.) BUKNHAM'S, 10 R, jeueht rome, cellar, attic and baton ene a Ota aS noe Ny ee aaa acae ane wom. arty President, the governor and Commodore Gert Oty st. now. utes from railroad station, and six minutes from ter- R er . b ay oo iat = | 726 Bed «t., Gre. New York on an afteruoon train and, with the an deiven rb Mr Me bruce rea oh atare = W COMMISSI minus of elecine railway; lot 100x190 with shade. E lightry JOR RE FURNISHED OR UNF 10 Brown's Court, Sr, exception of Senator Butler and Mr. Gensler, | ¥48_ drive » Mr. Mot s ce, © | WW ANTED_ON costs: Frice 24,800. Apply to LEIGHTON & PATRO, trus. | With first class board, at v fine 10-room brick house. 117 B st peetee 8 O73 m the City of New York to-morrow hs and Mrs. Harrison will be guests during Pathog nome wee aot emcee tees, 4 isiana ave. street nL e. % pro) oaed. « TESS! oa Li} prary = ding, or #15.00)| 1021 New Jerery ave, n i 3 their stay. raste evity referguce expe a = JOR RENT-IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, IN FINE | 8tote’s throw of capitel rounds; on line! Gib st. aw store | = #10.00 ‘or Europe, where they will spend th : dress Box 123, Star of GREAT BARGAIN, FAR Q 4 mz, » IN FIN ia ave all at premise 7 r n travel, returning to this country in Sea as figs eS V ,ANTED—WOMAN, MEN AND GIRLS EVERY Ww house, barn jug in first-class shay roulns for rent at very reasonable rates. Ad M. JOR RENT—UNFURNISHFED— LEON » 07 44 at. 6. October next. The President and Mrs, Harrison and Vice- he ur in the day, for Washing and summer re provements alo © we ask for the farm, | J- tar e. papout Circle..8 151 ; Mr. August Bruehl and Miss Lillie Cross were | President and Mrs. Morton were entertained | Sits) heslavartsrs for hotel proprictors hirlug labor, | which is only’ SS a ae FOR RENT OFT = ty hg r st night at the parsonage of the | at dinner by Mr. Stuyvesant Fish. who had in- | st.n. w 7 * a ef OO 1 _ | ences; sunum > ne “, oF to Lius, FE WAGGAMAN, BIT F at maculate Conception by the | vited to meet them ernor Hill, Hamilton WASTEDTAN ACTIVE RESPONSIBLE AGENT NHE BEST SAVINGS BANK! DOWN AND | and Bureau of Printing and Engraving, v . rath n. ‘The affair was private, | Fish, Mr. and Mrs. William Jay, Mr. and Mrs. aeqn with the mii ral water trade, t9 pus r Mi ge Te raged te ou Speoyepeees eter a ‘nas . ay Te REXT—FURNISHED 1315 N s at e bé : Araceae —- ee es Mew | the sale of t bie wat e world in et) within 24g miles, and in view of this city. on | yp ENT 3 x DOUBLE PARL tha ta 7 ange house, thi able for en- am relatives of the contracting | Robert Goelet, William Waldorf Astor, Mra, | te tale of the best table water in the wor SS" | inain thoroughfare; high aud healthy: for $490. Eiaret dors Ook oC iis Hae ee | ieee Dear ath Ea | Rertatntng hss bes inet ministers; ing present. Burk Roche, and Miss Helen Hamersely. Pres- THE SALUTARIS COMPANY, R. Ata i LIPS, fessional ian ; convenient to post, patent, aud pel Dupont ’rDupont Cir. 12. omnia k frow street; Masters Harry and Ivan Jochum, of 920 S | ident Harrison occupied the head of the table, | ___ 45 Broadway, New York. e ad it offices, audall car lines, ak a] 1sth, E a ee fe | thwest, who are twin boys. celebrated | &24_ before him was a miniature model of AL OFFER FOR Al ART CA’ i hye re Bee ar TION OF THE TRUS- | WOR RENTaHANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROO) 4337 Penn. ave. n. w. ly on the premises th. last evening by giving | Washington’s home at Mount Vernon, * rye salary, W hk aguarters, \ at eeloab ——— . feburhttully cool for summer months table boar EF i: REND_AOT STH SIRRET Bi ae ‘and 2 o'clock « after . c 7 ULKNER & ALLAN, Room wding, | thot va le ermont ave, D 2 7 6TH STREET } § ROOMS ba ug birthday Forty young peo- | Cherry tree in confection. Mrs. Fish ee rey . ete | Kockville corp ) yards on na and bath: pressed brick: bay. window. cemented a i a present ald spent the sents at | Gerry sat at the right, and Governor pans F ste. 0: ps | the extension ctly loen FOR KENT cellar; ali m, 1,, uice yard with ahed: SOK RENT—1435 U ST. NW, gre. 8 on. | Morton at the left of the President y ANTED- NEAT WOMAN, WHITE OR COL! jon, 8100 per acre; ¢esy terms, COOKE D. 1 nished, tenant. OWNER. stories, 6 rooms, cellar and bath; all r et cee 7 gs Png hierar: = Vv to cook and dc rk; stay nights. Tr ety nw four lines - ~ 1.42. BH. WARNER & OO, % nd Bert | the Libera = Vie Lemp nd baa 100 h st, u.w., with re VOUNTRY SEAT ¥ site ee RENT — 1508 9TH W. Pes RENT—1220 girl's and boy's first prizes | Wives entered the presidential carriage, and, y ANTED-SEVERAL eae oe nished Rooms, on second and third’ nonth.. ‘Inquin rooms and ts is dome got the Looby, | amid the eheerv of a large crowd that had| V Writing. Must b The histor: + late JOHN GREIG, situ- | housekeeping sunimer prices: references. aj a ‘ BH Wak» 2 The “d * prizes were captured by Harry | gathered, drove off for the Metropolitan opera- y per week. A. Is, : a ne bes of Canandaigua, N. ¥ Fx RE THREE FURNISHED ROOMS 0}! JOK RENT— DUNBARTON AVE. ON LI ‘0K KENT—IN LEDROIT PA. ivi6 LARCH Armes, Ada r, and Ada Gunion. After | house. EMPLOY Wee werner econd floor for housekeepin, EF? Metropolit: “00d heihborhood., room brick with bath aud all mod. imps. ; im the parlor program was fin:shed the party re The Grand Centennial Ball. Lone the Unser Dorthwest corner; @13; on car an nearly new S-story brick; 10 rvoms, parlor, dining Wer: Key at 1010. B.H. WARNER & CO. . 0 poste as OF dc arehit _8ee 4 SES i _ . kitchen, first floor: large y every ‘conveni- <stt tip eet Pp red to dining-room, where was spreada! ‘There was evidence of lavish expenditure in uing of the present century, the plaus and drawings FER RENT — SEVERAL NICELY-FURN rent 345 or less by the year; keys next door. | Fron RENT—THREE-STORY BRICK, 430 3D ST. rare feast of ju a things as young people {the decorations of the Meteopoliian ouera : having been approved by the anost enuueut architects Rooms, cluss board, in @ conveni 2a-Lwe s se BW. ear Peusion office); 12 rooms; all m are foad of . ee ‘ca WHO THOROUGHI _ | of both London and Edinburgh, to whom. they were | lovely summer rates, ‘Home ¢ “FROM MAY TO OCTOBER iuprovementa: im good order yer mouth. d ‘The Travel club closed its reunions for the | 20™® Where the centennial ball was held Inst tion of pension claims, to | SHDmIRte LY Mr. Grote. 0. tase thegrounds | 2 ( "| Fturnimied nine entdence: all. am PEED. KELLEY. 513 thst, usw ap27-Bt seasou last evening with an entertaining pro- | Mbt, and the effect upon entering was simply s will be paid. Address, inownhand- | ove tecn under thebignestculdreten Sento k TOLLY FUR: _aacellont JOH RENT—1200 0 ST, NW. ROOMS: G00B asou last & : te pro- 1 + we & 4 » Star office, yrot atatel bind usive ‘convenient to. ice low. orderand neighborhood, all papere eY 01 Under the guidance of Dr. Presbre: dazz! From the center of the dome long Sc pebine, commureenioa ee oeettia nates | cox Umen wed bets : first floor; suital Bt _ | site.” By owner. P. CORCO! ZO Ist tae ing trip wasmade from New York to streamers radiated to the side walls, and all LOCATED | and othe: physician; transie omunodated., ap HANDSOME 9-KOOM BAY WINDOW sburg, touching en route at Berlin, Venice, Athens interesting episode of tributed by Mra, F. Logan Sykes favored first reading in her in- imitable style of one of her pen pictures, a parlor drama, “The Librarian” The musical Selections we rticularly appreciated. Prot. Szemelenyi and Miss Lotti Mihs eave a duet on violm and piano. Misses Margaret Cole and child life in Spain was ec M. Ramon and Mre. Olive the audience wit! Miss Annie Yeatman sung “Life's Dream is O'er™ very charming and Miss Yeatman, whose voi method were much admired, was called upon for several solos, Mrs. Olive Logan Sykes lunched with Mrs. Lord at the White House to-day. Dr. John Scott and Mrs. Scott-Lord, of the White House. attended the 9 o'clock centennial imauguration services at the First Presbyterian eburch, Dr. Sunderland presiding. After leav- ing the church they visited the second annual exhibition of paintings by Washington artists at the Cosmos club, where they spent an hour Jooking at the collection aud conversing with the artists, The exhibition at the Cosmos club closes this afternoon. Much of the success of it is due to Mrs. W. F. Morse, who received the guests in- nd did the honors of the s have been sold. Mra. att_and Mrs. Seott-Lord, aby Mr. Max Weyl, Mr. A. G. Heaton, Mr. W. H. Holmes, and’ Mr. James Others present were: Mrs. MeMi Mrs. E. C. Hullid: Jire. and Miss Ci Rpottiswoode. Mr. S. Jerome Ubl went over to New York city to-day nowith, aud Mr. and Mrs. Pwo Strangers Arrested for House- breaking. About 2 o'clock the family of Prof. J. Webb Rogers, 1503 O street. heard strange voices in the second story, A daughter ascended from the parlor and met Prof. Rogers in the hall- way, who had been attracted by the voices from another part of the house. Together they entered @ bed-chamber and found two Strange white men, who explained that they had come to see about the sodding. Seeing that they were trapped. one jumped from the window, sprained his foot and was captured by the police, who had been summoned by the hue andery. The other intruder, when seized by Prof. Webb, endeavored to draw a revolver, Dnt hie free hand was seized by the daughter and he was held firmly until officers Daly and Conelly arrested him. The two men gave their names as Kichard Meany and Michael Mahoney. ‘They were sent to jail for four months e THE SAMOAN CONFERENCE. ‘The Discussion to be Hereafter Held in English. Dr. Arendt and Mr. Beauclerk, an English- man, have been appointed secretaries to the Samoan conference. Count Herbert Bismarck at the session yesterday disavowed on behalf of Germany any ides of aggrandizement incon- pistent with existing treaties. Count Herbert spoke in French. Sir Edward Malet and Mr. Kasson followed iu @ similar strain. Mr. Kas- son hinted that the United States government hoped that the question would be settled on basis ss would preserve the autonomy as Islands. On Mr, Kasson’s pro- i agreed to hold the discussion in 2 Miah. Count Herbert Bismarck has invited all the 4 him on Friday next. Empe: bers of the conference to dine with ror William received perso! re of the sitting. At the next [horsey bor sab the report of the sub- Committee. the de yoghe fags to be x proceedings thus far, - wi Be preceee —— (@ Send a copy of Tat Weexty Star to your gbsens friend or relative. It costs only one dollar » year, and is worth double that amount te every reader. and the balconies 1 of decoration such as never before been attempted in New York. Little knots of colors and picturesque inter- trimmings of red, white and blue 50 ranged that the advent of pretty costumes not only enhanced the general effect, but the cos- tumes themselves benefited thereby THE PRESIDENT ARRIVES, At exactly 10:45 fan-fare of trumpets was sounded, and Mayor Grant, offering his arm to the President, began to walk westward between the linos of the plumed artillery men, Just be- hind came Vice-President Morton with Mrs Harrison on his arm, and they were followed by Governor Hill and Mrs.” Morton. Then came the other members of the President's party. ' As they all moved between the wails of hu- manity that pressed close on the other side. cheer after cheer went up, and almost drowned the noise of the trumpets. Arrived at th special boxes on the si the President turned about and was formally presented to the mem- bers of the committee. ‘The strains of “Hail to the Chief” ceased, and the reception was at an end, ‘The President ushered Mrs, Harrison into the box set apart forthem. V: lent Morton and Mrs, Morton also entered the box, as did Mr. and Mrs. Russell Harrison, The rest of the party were disposed in the other special boxes, and all was then in readiness for THE GREAT QUADRILLE D'HONN: The soldiers had their hands full in making room for the dancers, but at 11 o'clock the or- chestra struck up the “Star Spangled Banner, and the dance began. It was not a rapid dance It was sedate in the extreme smiled on his partner, but otherwise there was «s much solemnity about the affair as if it had been the most serious business on earth. The President busicd himself looking at the bril- liant scene in the boxes, but paid but little at- tention to the dancers, As the presidential party made the circuit of the ball-room, Mrs. Harrison, of course, attracted a great deal of attention. She looked well and happy. ‘The dancers in the quadrille were as follows: -President Morton and Mrs. E. F. Jones, ut.-Goy- Jones and Mrs, Morton, Lieut. Jud- son (special aid to the President) and Mra. Astor, Senator Aldrich and Mrs. Van Ransselaer Cruger, Admiral Jouett and Mrs. W. Herbert Washington, Gen. Vincent and Mrs, Elbridge G . Gen. MeO , . Fitzgerald and Mrs. A. Graci Joseph H. Dersh and Mrs. Edi Capt. Sampson « , Capt, ard Cooper, ul Mrs. F. J. Depuyster, Mr. Depuyster and Mra, Alex. Van Ransselaer, Dr. A. L. Ruth, U. and Mrs. W. Bayard Cut- ting, Col. J. M. Varnum and Mrs, Robt. F. Weir, Mr. J. Wm. Beekman and Miss Living- stone, Mr. G. Creighton Webb and Miss Sehuy- er. eee His Hand in Another Man’s Pocket. George A. Tucker was standing at the corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 7th street early Sunday morning, when two young men en- gaged him incouversation, One of them put his end in Tucker's pocket, so Tucker says, and he ati The m fie “Micky tied by mpied to seize them, but they escaped, Court, the case was continued, When to Sing. Enthusiasm for a song A notinfrequent case is When old conviction jogs along With instance as a basis. ‘Take the time from these: Dus. STARKEY & PALEY: pound Oxygen Treatment.” Shelter Island, N. Y. ter than I have University Ave. Rochester, N. ¥. bricks in n.w, section of ety, for caah purchasers, PRING BANK FARM OPENS MAY 15; GON: oe - - apzo-6t _3. H. GRAY & O0., 637 F. : : 00! KR RENT—3-STORY PRESSED-BRICK BAY- at hes age alg he hotr o |WWANTED-PON PGT PAYING TENA jth tess 8 i RAoea Mess | fol Racae "wo MERRIE Soh ame of consumption, bronchitis, asthma, catarrh, dys | gor a anaes ay 89, DENTISTRY. heal faa SS SEEING BARS, ‘a. | 1110 F stn. w. 2. psia, nervous prostration,rheumatism,neuralgi. pa 7 Fs oh DEE oo oa (OK RENT—1513 and 1515, Each conguets of bh ahtine Ee . jo SeriRCONNELL THIS BEAUTIFUL HOME ON Fu Scent Pewizaster sent free to any one addressing and 5 Senator Aldrich | :: 1 mod. ap27-3t* bis locality, | SOK RENT—BEAUTIFU .LY-FURNISHDD, SE nt to two lines of | JOR KENT—1407 14TH ST N.W, PERFECTLY to $100 at oud tloor front Alcove Vernon Park. | Price 850. F + large room and cellar, with steam brat, closely suite; best of Tuble Board; mode CAWOOD, ‘th et & y at dul. BH. WAKNER & Co. ated grounds that coumand gpen ‘all summer, ? hificent views of the lake and s ¥ OR RENT—ON TS EAR 13TH ST, AN §-rooru brick house B1G F st. uw. O11 13th st. nw, Canandaigua hus a population 0} JOR KENT—OR SAL = FIVE NEW FRAME , wry sary oa a d, ated ite wide at , extensive lew WOR RENT-A PF §. BH. WARNE! Dwellings, #21 to 433 N. Columbus st. Alexan- WANTED —SITUATIONS. _ | Syieuasss stactecss cxinus re lam E’itomsuitatte freae 5 jt IN, ria; mod. ups. handsomely 8 Adarews = a | ton, and refinement of its people. Its educational ad- | heat, gas, buth, quiet house JOR RENT— ANTED—BY A SETTLED WHITE WOMAN A all private family to a viven, Address Bo THOMAS SEMMES, 1300 Pennsylvania av FEF” vantages are of a high order, there being within its borders an endowed justitution for the edneation of | boys and two widely celebrated schools for the instruc- tion of young ladies, Its streets are provided with a | st nw \ nation in a su city ¥ p14Othew., 21s, al, RENT—BY THC RENT—WITH BOAR ESTATE BROK. nunicating se vi7 FST. F. WAGGAMAN, = 7 ; . uth and east exposure, s HOUSES. SP 5 thorough system of sewerage and are lighted by elec. | Sut Skating Rink, ave. ERE ce ier ae Ge | telcity pa abundant sup ys of pure water ix furnisheg | 12th st tw. Seis Farenie Sw ¢ : | anigut, Per day Plcaue cal] at 2600 les, nw its inhabitants from the beautiial lake which bears its \T—THE MOST ELEGANT ROOMS AND 39 Mis.w., | 915 8stn. w., “4 cae | Lame, the shores of, oy dare dotted with charm st apartments iu city; summer pri Faw. or. | 2032 Pat... tar 130-80 1414 1th stn A 3 gummer hor heey bs — ap: L, st. m. » 1Or...76 bh floor 12th 3 7 ANTED- GO TO DICK'S AGENCY FOR COOKS, | tween its extremities Is located a uews commodious, - iFULROUME : : Sh F st.uw, fer... 60 106 Gat.u.w., Or. 30.4 Witurnade Coach: | aud elegantly furujshed. hotel, Photoeranhis wien ‘T_ BEAUTIFUL ROOMS, SINGLE OR ra tee hook OSL Lats nw. Lar. Kinouns gis fred men, Butlers. Waiter iL 7th | and further snformation fu <d upon application in private family: furnished; large double- 8) alley s.w. 511 F cue, 16r 50 1498 Sete 4 > > st.u.w. Also Europe Usd PI WILLLAMS, house ; south gud east front; open fire-places 33334 Cotcorai Su Tenleytown Koad, 8F._135 TD AT POSITIO 7-8 nandaigua, N.Y. ery room :referencesreqitired: L101 Ku.W. 4 C.H. PARKER, cor.4% and Eate.s.. isbateeriue gogo ue a. “3 We ee techn thence eleva tone et OR SALE—AT BROOKLAND, FIRS? STATION BY THE YEAR ONLY—A BEAUTE | Supe G ngs Sette 35 Nurses, Searrmtress,. Men Waiters, Cooks, Coschinen. | [out from Washington on K. Hy uear_ electric Tal, cong coliage. meehy sebeiens taint eon ish ee iseg Butlers, SAM'L A. COOMBS, 926 Fst. uw. It" | curs, opposite University. High, healthy aud ‘beaut Inguire of H.-A. SELIGSUN, 20 12h stn we " + Sy + WHITE WOMAN, | Ply situated. Lots at from 3t0'L0 cents: eusy: terms: : also yery pretty cottage, REDFORD WALKER, 1006 F st. im WANTED BY AINEAT YOUN HT ROOMS f @ place ina private family? Address M. H. P., Star Neut order; xouth- $1 | “ a scien — A. JORDAN, 1417 Fst. rt oftice. It" DR KENT A FINE COUNTRY HOUSE: NEAR 18 T StED BY F EGEABLEWo : tts station, on Metropolitan road, containing | OR RE: MMUN PN ole aaitae te cece pene ie us, surToUnded by large rounds, wfiue baru on | Bpuinding ‘comet: Pia teat oe aes oe Wesh it, } girls = ata ts Tete cite nator, | thE ‘Apply to WESCUTT & WILCOX, over J. Y. Davis’ Sons Hat Store. Inquire of J. Y! 3 chces. Call or address L413 Madison st howe” ite” | _aper-at ‘ = 31007 Pa. ave._ | DAVIS: SONS, and 121s aps-Lm ‘ay. Pout VR es TED-BY TWO WHITE GIRLS, SITUA-| WOR,RENT BEAUTIFUL RESIL 19 IOWA CIRCLE—THREE CoM. . nmeeibatieakenee-—~ 2 Fee ee ene HEE GIRLS. SITUA; | F¥ garden sad orchard, for summer: muuicating rooms, with private bath, secoud . Grooms, in STORES, &o. tions, one as couk the other ia house] and | 3] Poom Bicely tur Shed, at D. floor, and two communicating rooms, third floor, fur- .W., 6 rooms, 1.4. : Store and Dw'ng S10 _ wawiese aaah a re F. PALMER, Roo 14, Atlantic Bi nished. Those having children or servants need ville, B&O. ies out Ti rooms site awe \NTED_BY A COLORED Gini ares 00D FARM OF 81 ACRE ply. References exchauged. ay “1 REDFORD W. WALKER, 1006 ore and ce Vv yANTED st. turnpike, about 1 location high and Healthy: 65 acres under high st of cultivation ; 14th st. n Store 1410 Pst. aw. bermaid und waitress; no objection to ROIS Est. new, 1X-KOOM HOUSE, SUITABLE | dwellin city; good city reference, store, FOR RENT—FLATS. | 1129 18th st. Dw. a dieing fot, Hibe nd af nccesears cutbulngs, | RF. HUTCHINS ¥ nevis Perfil lat ltat othe terete ace a, we inc, table, aud wll nec 4 = = = % a pith FANTED—A COMPETENT WHITE WOMAN | Will be sold ata low Agu i JOR RENT-SORTHEAST COENER OF RHODE | PO nee cows _ mee. 5 Waceaan, IW Mares ginse oe oan eters ing, or as & RUTHERFORD, ee piel pe od }OK RENT—14 NEW 5-ROOM HOUSES WI chambertuaia aud waitresa, Dest ref 1p SEES A PP ed moiety ig : sewerage and water in yard. within 4 square | Present « ry ) Washington Bart FE RABLE PLACE AT BRIGHT- ate 2 ‘O16 F st. per month, By at cay. WASHER BESPECTABLE | YouNG woman | J (to inunGue one z - ee wishes light employment: can do plain sewing, bo. T—OFFICES. EF 35, 20 AND 14TH ST. N.W5 ny, fepairing, Ke..or be otherwise useful; terms Piet & RUTHERFORD, 1307 uw. A inquire within. 1602 Vt. ave nw, keysat 16 DU cents perday. Address A. M. F., Star tice. It” 2 : 2 Vi. ave. nw. Apply toH, HEITMULLIR 3 WE HAVE Ad CE 10-ROOM FRAME "ES, 1ST FLOOR, on | WANTED-BY A COMPETENT DRESSMAKE stable, with 1 acre of land: all in good Apply W. RILEY 'DEEBLE, cated lah cecil el 8 | N, - Schegsteosteney the nutes from station at Gathersburg, Mda x _ Baserient._ TT WELVE-hOOw HOUSE: sassoraa | Reena 200 Sy RAY Spon Senos — TAI % fg = i —— tron LE ee yr iiss —OFFICE-ROOMS AND SUIT FOR a w., near Oth st.: all mod. oe ~4 deurabie house ‘and location, — wairte we eerie i es eee ae in fhe Miley Building, 430 Oth st: | quire at 439 Sthet. nw. of JAS, KELEHER. GKAHAM & BOLTON, Room 26. iris, si mberniasd and wai 5 Se ay aie ae aoon quire af 43 Ln. w., of JAS, F § ress, and the ot all at 1204 2d st. nw eae oinie ts aa reid oe oe uext door. ap6-3m. cs den and Lawn, : cl — FOr 2ENT 1816 L ST, N JRO# BENT-UNEURN ISHED, g -ANTED-BY A YOU A. SETUATION | Ob Washington Branch, B. aud 0. KR. Apply, to. JOR RENT—OFFICE ROOMS, 34 F ST.. TWO ‘ ; W ppt me be ea nm sive best Ot eee BANNON, 110 Bt, Paul st., Baltimore. ap26-6r' desirable communicat: rooms: 2 ~ ype — eee N st. n.w., 12r..805 Hy: erences, Addr ay OK EXCHANGE FOR ©: papered and painted; rent br togethes "} perty, frame house; 8 rooms; stable; one acre | 4c for the locatio J st. Bw, LOr.. - : — a eit) POR REN EW HOU [ BKANCHVILLE 1 ANTED-BY A YOUNG COLORED MAN, A pasa bree tusuten walk from | PECK, Room ap (Chariton Heiglits) on em Baud 0. RK Wiis todo housework and make himself cenerally | Krounds gt Horndens Vs in Room, U. &. Treasury. : = as 10 rooms, bath aud ba ill. be rented by the muonth Socal recouamnendations, APP 1248 Mange af Bio" | "tat ow ce | Batra Tea nerurnronn, | aoe er enh. CHALE W HAS: cil aa ieee eee OR RENT — AT HYATTSVILLE, MD., NEW] _aplu-ise" = ee :k & RUTHERFORD. TORES. COLORED ny : houses, § rooms; well built and conveniently located; on Melrose a¥ennie; opposite the residence of the lute K, K. Elliot, esq.; tivo minutes from station. TYLER & RUTHEKFOKD, Heal Estate aind Insurance, oa Mst.n. ‘OLORED GIRL, APL ker; good neat sewer and b Address Box 65, Star office. apzy- ISHED. Sunderland Place n.w., 1ir., per month... .. Vermont ave.. bear lows Circle, per mouth, Bet. bet, oti aud 10th, 12 per mouth. tonhole waker. _ap17-18t* st. n.w., bet, Mand N. Store, cor, WLS F st now. 1 - — = — ¥ E. Cap. st., bet. Ist anc D—BY A YOUNG LADY OF 20 A POST | FYOR RENT—TEN ACRES, GARDEN LAND, Igrimminasitnd anlar. 7 rk, typewriter or cashier, Address public road, next ia pid —— a hae apl6-18t* a ms; sprive, shade: situation healthy, and heudsome, | yy Y <0 a _ et = = eet Lan war aft Airis Wbifeer rile Fars There sade apesws | FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS, | 3g SS-BRICK FuONT | OR EENT QOL SALE AND Xi several fue C Price il service exami book-keeper. 2 tion in book keep! ddress H. 1. J. rooms, 3 and mination apply MILE. \T — GOOD BUSINESS STAND FOR irocer, Wood and Coal combined, with nine-room dwelling; iu the First Ward: rent $50, Apply to G st nw, | 922 19th st. n w., Sr. ‘Superior st.. Meridian Hill, Sr. i, itaxes in ditterent parts of the for sale, $450 to $1,400, and for rent, $150 for the season, Hove Oto bint = TEMPERATE EMAN J 7 . WESCOTT & WILCOX, Son een ‘ ~ TED—A TEMPERATE GENTLEMAN TO M..D. PECK, 934 F st. * Stable, Sstalle, water, &e-, Hear Poeun. ave. and canvass for regular customers: SOF FINE LANDON ROAD | <P *__—____1007 Pa. ave. nw. Maszdatw GEO, W. LINKINS, 19th am ee ee between, Benning's aud Bladensburg, 13¢ miles | F'coni yard commer fOdr sek eee oe AD VERS, 1021 9th st. n. FOR BEST ng GTM ST. Nw, 3 STORY ANB ; SONS “FORGO vem: | UR: sooth Sal doaneed Hees Sane. aheds and office. For terms apply to GREEN & CUN: FRAME, 1418 35TH (F. porn’ teres balls is theo rent, baste tee WESTER 7 TOSITIONS (FOR, COOKS, HOUSE: | 145 Actes goad dwelling aud all outbuildings, fruit | SYNGHASK 1205 4 at masior Georgetown; 7 rooms; range, bath, imupe:: 2 lange ale in the, fear, suite artiat's pers, farm aud rymen, German maids, | water aiid wood in abundane nile from r00) 3 cts “ “ % | studio: y purpose; al “ond Rupee Samira eitlage tame coneee station ou B &. F. railroad; 10 uilles from cite; tee | === =| collar. JO8, FUEREST, 1003 F ot. n.w.’ Hours 12 | Seeder a G50 by CHAR & GUREVE LOoe Re office and reception room first floor.) BURS sold cheap and terns easy. Houses 1020 and” 1022 FOR RENT--ST. ‘A BLES. stn. w. ape Lin #10 Oth st. n.w. apie. South Capitol st.» Washington, D.C. Address MARION | __! = ES. a RENT COMPLETELY FORMIGWED’ WV ANTED FREE, WITH REFERENCE, EMPLOY se? adem exon foarte: + OR_ RE! ABLI - Wai are farntaned eerraate Gat piss bee ope | BUtE.B-@.'0 aes weg ee a E: 2348 A STABLE, NEAR and Nets. Inquire at 928 7th st,0.w. ap27-3t" r was reported to the police, and Of- rs Heller ond Ellis arrested Wm. alias “Walsh on suspicion, He was identi- ucker ax being the one who put his hand “in his pocket. Yesterday, in the Police “believe that under God 1 owe my present good health to your Com- Mrs. M. B. Duvall, DES. STARKEY & "PALEN:—“Since using your Compound ores Treatment, I am feeling bet- for six years.””” Geo. W. Fisher, 21 eat, Clerical applicants, same terns Rooms reais) FOI SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR Goo! ) CITY — . Information furnished property —desirable Farin, acres, house, = <= = tered free, Te GETy INL ELLIGENG and frujt between two tailrads, 1 mule from ‘Bladene: BOARDING. ap20-12t" “ar «| Yurg. |For particulars address B. W. 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