Evening Star Newspaper, May 6, 1889, Page 2

SOCIAL MATTERS, ‘What Well-known People are Doing— Personal Mention. Mr. and Mrs. J.G. Payne returned to the city on evening from New York city, Where they have been spending the past fort Capt. Bugher has gone to Cincinnati, to be absent for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Jules Guthridge, left to-day for Hamilton, Virginia, where they will spenda short season. Secretary Hudelist and Mrs. Hudelist, of the French legation, have left the city and will sail for France this week. Count Sala, who has been absent for some months, is to return here ‘this year. One of the pretty luncheons given lasi week was that at which Miss Juliette Norton enter- tained a company of young ladies on Tuesday. CHIEF JUSTICE FULLER’S HOME. He Buys the Residence of Judge Wylie on Thomas Circle for $100,000. Chief Justice Fuller has secured a permanent | home in this city. He has purchased the large double residence of ex-Judge Andrew Wylie, of the District Court, which is located on the northeast side of Thomas Circle. The Chief Justice has been occupying the residence of A. L. Barbour on Columbia Heights at the head of ith street. He found this location made too long a walk for him from the capitol. and | he has been looking about for some time for a | | house. Nearly every house that was available | was too smail for the use of his family or else | the location did not suit. He finds that the residence of Judge Wylie is well adapted for his use and will take possession of it next fall. The price paid for the property was $100,000. - sess orl teiatal Le Bmes vows sal te THE CHIEF JUSTICE TO TAKE A TRIP. favors were bonbonnieres in the form of pink | Soon after the adjournment next Monday of water liltes. The guests were Miss Card, Miss Condit Smith, Miss Maud Gouveneur, Miss Maud Davidge, Miss Toland, Miss Anna Barnes, Miss Louise C. Shepard, Miss Speed. Miss Ken- nedy, and Miss Fleming. The Ladies’ Aid of the Homeopathic hospi- tal will resume the lunch series that was so grateful a source of revenue in past spring Seasons, and will give four Inncheons during this month. Mrs. Clephane. of 1325 K street, will open her handsome house for the first en- tertainment on Thursday, at 1 o'clock. Mr. Anthony Pollok entertained a company of twelve gentlemen at breakfast yesterday. Miss Evelina Heap and Lieut. Gleaves, of the navy, will be married at St. John’s church on the evening of the I2th of June. at 8 o'clock. M. Muruaga, the Spanish minister, will re- move the legation from its present building. on Highland Terrace. and take a house for that the Supreme Court for the summer vacation, the Chief Justice will go to Charleston for a | while, and then to Chicago, and it is probable that he will remain in that city the greater portion of the summer. The Chief Justice speaks encouragingly of the progress of busi- ness before the Supreme Court. The term about to close, he says, will show that a litle has been gained since it has began. Cases that in the ordinary course of Supreme Court pro- cedure would have required three years to be reached. have been settled in two years and eight months. SUGGESTIONS TO EXPEDITE SUPREME COURT BUS- NESS. The business before the court, the Chief Jus- tice thinks, could be expedited by the estab- lishment of an intermediate or appellate court, a8 proposed some years ago by Senator Davis’ bill ~This plan,” Chief Justice Fuller says, “was tried in Illinois, and in about two years Massac tts avenue. between 16th | the supreme court of that state was enabled to aa catch up with business that had accumulated . ae ; on the docket. While it might not have such Julge Wylie io negetinting fer the purchase | 1.5 in the Supreme Oourt of the United States, of the house 1628 K street, opposite Col. Bona- partes place. The entertainment called “Ilinstrated Songs” was successfully given at W the trustees of the Children’s count. 1e. sid of that popular charity, on Saturday night. ‘The stage pictures were most effective and the music was good. The singing of Miss Lonise ©. Shepard, Miss Hallie English. Miss Mary Wilson, and Mr. Fred. Moffat was a charming feature. The audience was large. After the pro- gram was concluded the floor was cleared for dancing. The presentation hop to the class of ‘89, iveu by the undergraduates of the national | f mute college. will take place at gymna- sium hall on Friday evening. The engagement of Mr. Henry G. Weber. of Baltimore, to Miss Louise S$. Bosenberg, of Washington, is announced. R. A. Phillips and family moved ont to their pleasant North Arlington summer residence the 2d inst. Miss Crewdie Cox. of Virginia, is visiting Miss Cralle. of 301 C street northwest. Mrs. M. E. Stevens. of San Francisco, is vis- iting the city and is the guest of Mrs. Dr. Biand. The exercises at the deaf mnte college to- morrow afternoon will be of more than usual as the completion of the first quarter- century of the college will be celebrated. The President is expected to preside, and ex-Nenator Patterson. of New Hampshire, who spoke at ion of the college twenty-five . Wil deliver an address, President Gallandet, assisied by his daughter, who has been spending the winter m Denver, and by some of the ladies of Kendall Green, will re- ceive his friends informally at his residence immediately after the public exercises, Mrs. Johu Wanamaker and family age ex- pected home from Paris early in June. Lady Lonsdale arrived in New York yester- day from Europe and will join her husband, Lord Lonsdale. who is now in San Francisco. An interesting meeting of the Litera: ciety was held at the residence of Dr. Gallan- det. Kendall Green, on Saturday. “Realism in Fiction” was the subject under consideration, in which part was taken by Messrs, Clarke, Burnett, Nicolay, Hoffmann. and President | Kennan. The regular exercises were followed | itten | of the first marriage until three months after pw hivaenreeg gre oD Hill expresidcar | the second, ‘hen Rachel Jonson came to the Ms + a twe “i | house and claimed the defendant as her bus- Ff Rereet coteae, end two x three somes, | Dina ee (Mary Teter) then bart hema arrested, with accompaniment on the piano by Miss Bell, | "2d be said he “knew it was a penitentiary From s social point of view the evening was a | Meuse, and he would, after serving his two brilliant affair. and greatly enjoyed by more | S¢afs. make her suffer. | P than the average attendance of invited guests, | The case went to the jury without argument At the Cosmos Cinb there will be shown this | and in ten minutes a verdict of guilty was ren- | dered. evening an exhibition of original drawings of | Jodge Bradley said if there was no law as to architectural subject, used a3 illastrations in marriage a man might plead ignorance, but the leading magazines. It is understood that | there was no necessity for such ignorance, It | the display will be quite large in numbers, and | was the duty of the court and of all good cit valuable from « professional point of view, as | ; x | zens to see that the laws in relation to marriage it is certain to be interesting to visitors gener- | were enforced, and he imposed a sentence of ally. The view to-night will be limited to three years in the Albany pe members of the club, but the assembly hail. in which the exhibit is made. will be open to! 23> A recently published work on “The Art of ladies aud geutlemen, who will be admitted on | go a as ; a members card. on Tuesday and Wednesday | Advertising” says: “A point which will afford | from 10 to 5 o'clock. reliable information as to the value of a publi- we cation as an advertising medium is the close- ness with which the publisher adheres to his | advertising rates.” Tue Star invariably holds | to its rates; and, what is of greater importance | ; ormake such gratifying progress, stili the country would be benefited by such an in‘er- mediate court, and I sincerely hope Congress will authorize its establishment.” An Old Revolutionary Claim Settled. ‘The Court of Claims to-day rendered a judg- ment in favor of the state of Georgia for $35,555.40. That amount had been heretofore found due on account of money expended by the state in furnishing supplies to the troops engaged in local defense for the common cause of independence in 1777. The money was not nid to the state, however, but was passed to Ber credit om the books of’ the treasury as an offset toa portion of the “direct tax” with which she was charged, The court held that as the state of Georgia had never assumed the direct tax, there was no obligation on her part to pay the same. and | that therefore the offset had been wrongfully | made. Phillips, Lamar, and Zackry appeared | on behalf of the state. Opinion by Judge Scho- field. The Armes Court Martial. | Gen. Benet, who is acting as Secretary of War, to-day sent the proceedings and findings of the Armes court martial to the President for his action, Under the new regulations the pro- | ceedings of courts martial ordered by the | President take this course instead of first re- | ceiving the endorsement of the commanding major-general of the army. If the old pro- | cedure had been foliowed in this case, it would | have involved a delay of several weeks during Gen. Schotields’s absence in the west. | Three Years Imprisonment for Bigamy. To-day, in the Criminal Court, Judge Br: ley, George W. Taylor, alias Carter.a bright yellow man, was placed on trial for bigamy. ‘The indictment charges Lim with having on the 11th of May, 1834, married Rachel Ann Johnson, and with marrying Mary Tyler Oc- | tober 23, 1888 Mr. Hewlett appeared for the defense. The first wife was absent, as was also Rev. Dr. Pinckney, who performed the first marriag ceremony, but eye witnesses testified to th fact of the marriage. Rev. Dr. Pardy testified to the second marriage, as did other witnesses, The second wife testitied that she knew nothing a ee THE BENNING MURDER. ASpecial Session of the Prince George County Grand Jary Probable. It is likely that a xpecial session of the grand | to the advertiser, it charges everybody the same jary of Prince George's county, Md., will be | price for the same service. This few papers do! | called to cousider the case of Nelson Thomas soe and his wife, who are held in the Marlboro’! Preparing to Welcome Bishop Keene. jail, charged with being responsible for the | A telegram was received this morning at the death of Eliza Foster. the victim of the Benning | pastoral residence of St. Matthew's church from | murder. Citizens of Prince George's county | Bishop Keane, who arrived in New York Sat- want the case disposed of as speedily as possi- | urday from Europe, stating that he would ble. because of the expense to the county. It | reach the city on Tuesday of next week in is said that the trial will cost the county from | time to attend the banquet which will be given , $500 to $1,000. | in his honor at Welcker’s oy the evening of Tillie Thomas, the colored witness, who is | that day. The arrangement made for a recep- held in jail, will have to be paid, and if the case | fion to Bishop Pager rate: Fmt Rei is not tried until the regular session of the | & a euail, Kes’ teu eit secant ta pmclibigiie| ons ee ee ee arrival in $200. When she was placed in jail the question of admitting her to bail was discussed, but Tulhe did not want anyoue to give bail for her, and said that she would just as leave remain in Jail as to be out. REINTERMENT OF ELIZA FOSTER’S BODY. Saturday Eliza Foster's body was taken from the old meeting-house woods, near Bladens- burg, and prepared for burial by an undertaker and was interred in Harmony cemetery here. “Capt” Cook, the old colored de ; . the statement which caused the arrest of Jumes | _ Saturday, in re Jane A. Andrews’ gnardia Diggs, who, he stated, washed his wagon at the | order allowing increase of bond. Estate of Ed- branch, says that he is afraid of being assaulted ; Mund Cammack; citation returned served. by some of the colored people who have threat- | ened to sealp him because he gave the officers } information causing the arrest of Diggs, but Saturday his wind was set at rest when 1 met Dep. and the latter ussured him that he would uot hurt a hair i the old man’s head. Detectives Kuff and Horne have been highly complimented by their superior officers for the excellent manner in which they conducted their investigation and cleared away the mystery. A Poor Return for Kindness. Mr. Sweeney, the agent for the Newsboys’ and Children’s aid society. is doing good work | tence suspended under personal recogni in his efforts to provide homes and employment | W™. Woody, larceny from person; ple | guilty and sentenced to three months in jail. for boys and girls who have no home, or whose | Gorge W. Taylor, alias Carter, bigamy: parents are unable to provide for them, and | sentenced to three years in the Albany pen Judge Miller is also lending « helping hand, | teutiary. ai Mr. Sweeney pays consi sack cones where’ the pcr eager th Secretary Proctor’s Inspection Tour. the Police Court. and has taken charge of and| Secretary of War Proctor and Adjt.-Gen. Provided for several such unfortunates. One | Drum were in Chicago yesterday, where they of them. Theodore Hawkins. 4 small colored | will meet Gens. Schofield, Crook and William: and the entire party will leave to-day to make | boy who was well provided for, is naturally a Dad kad, d did wot ap; ciate what . Tic Sesenat cheaieed bo bn em | on inequetion el the military posts in the west. “It is my first visit of inspection,” said Mr. for him. Mr. Sweeney cbtained for him a home with Dr. Piper in New York city. He remained Proctor. “and it is Gen. Drum’s last. as he will | be retired from the army this month. The i st the doctor's house until the centennial cele- bration, when he stole a box of instruments from the doctor and returned to this city with | spection is merely a formal one. We go from here to Rock Island, where we will Inspect the arsenal. From there we go to Leavenworth, | the soktiers. He was rearrested yesterday by Fort Kiley, Denver, Cheyenne, Omaha and St. Officer Weedon. aud was locked up. Josie Simpson. a thirteen-year-old colored a On our return we will visit Fort Sheri- La girl, is another of those provided for by Mr. Sweeney, who was before the court again this ‘The party will be west by Col. Barr. Open-Air Baptisms. A large number of persons were baptised in the Eastern brancia yesterday. The candidates were from the Northeast Baptist church, the Israel Baptist church and the church over which Rey, Geo. H. Lee presides. —— THE COURTS. Propate Covrr—Juilge Cor. tate of Mery A. Cruit: will filed. Estite of B. W. Perkins order to show cau: Estate of ©. rst account of administrator passed. Estate of P. D. Weicker; inventory returned. Count In Geyerat Texm.—Justices Hagner Crmxat Cocrt—Juige Brad To-day, Frank Winters, embezziement; pleaded guilty. Powell Graham, do.: recogni- ance forfeited. Joseph Smith, housebreakin aded not guilty. Carl Burt, do.; do. rhompson, bawdy house. pleaded guilty morning. She was charged with being a va- ant. This case shows plainly the need of an titution in this city where such girls can be | secretary, and Licuts. reclaimed. Josie told Judge Miller that she | aides to Gen. Schotield, had uo parents, but that Mr. Sweeney had given RO her a home. She did not care to remain there, aud so she started down the city to live. Po iceman Ceinar told the judge that when he ar- rested the girl last night about 12 o'clock she was on her way to the “Division.” stopp’ ‘men on the street. rigr Was useless to talk to Binety days on the farm. ———»—___ Michael Rizzilo, one of the murderers of Mc- Clare, the paymaster, near Wilkesbarre, will Mr. Samuel D. Hagy, of Abingdon, Va., bas be hanged June 25th, Governor Beaver having | an apple tree which never blooms, but bears the death warrant fruit annually. The apple, when ripe, is of iuchester, W. Va.. was lighted by electric- | medium size and good flavor. and is coreless for the first time Saturday night. and seedless. A new national patriotic club, to be known as “The George Washington club,” was organized in New York Saturday night, and the following officers elected: President, Arthur D. Cochrane; ing | Vice-presidents, Senator Blair. Admiral Porter, Miller said that it ae rx Fisk, omg - Cummings, Al- l, rt in, of Kansas; Geo, R. Scott, of Brook- a ign; Semaci D. Hastings, ‘of Wisconsin, ‘and pers; secretary, Allaben; treasurer, Chas. R. Burger. WANTED—HELP. TED-A WHITE CHAMBERMAID seamstress: one who would be willing to forthe summer. Apply at 201 1 st. nw. be and 3 p.m. AMBI7101 located ontside his own locality, a fesponsible hi Reterenices MANCFACTURER, ‘Lock Bor tele § myt-ma&tudw J ANTED—AN AWNING MAKER NS- W BURGH & BRO’S, 7th ql cx Air. Ga between the hours of 8:30 and 0:30 V ly to Mr. GANS, 10 . Tuesday. y ANTED—WOMEN COOKS, 310 TO #40; CHAM. bermaids, Nurses, and Laundresses, in city or Waiters, Drivers, or Farm Hands ce SAM'L'A, COOMBS, 926 F st. n. W AXTED—COOKS. 810 TO 375, HO! Waitress, Nurses, Salesindics, ‘1 De ver: jundre iters, Farm and Datry Hands. +t ono. pick’, 6137th nw.’ also European Steamsiip agen! . WANTED-A COLORED Boy. 15 OR 16 YEARS of age, that waderstauds taking care of horse and working im grocery store. Apply a h ™, zt st. TEv—TWO WHITE WOMEN FOR GENERAL mde Use QEE Dy two sinall families who reside five rom the c: rages month each. Star office. ae my6-2t" WANTED — IMMEDIATELY, A FIRST-CLASS colored Girl to cook, wash, and iron; also a good house Girl and waitress; must stay at bigits. Call after 6:30 p.m, at 1123 11th st. nw Ww ANTED—AT 200 8TH ST. 8. ¥ vent aud experienced girl for general housework for family of three. myé WASTED-A WHITE MAN FOR DELIVERY eVV (wagon; must bring reference; oe Who under- stands the eare of horses; 1:02 F st it ED. kind of Branchville, 3d. , a & —— ’ THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., MONDAY, MAY 6, 1889. V a furnished ANTED—FOR THE SU ANTED-AT THE MMER-THE CARE OF House: man and Wife (mo children), Best of reference aud cood care taken of property Address L. FE. D., ar office, WASTED sy ILEMAN AND WIFE, WITH no children, @ ix or seven-room house with mod- ern improvements; myst be in desirable location and first-class condition ; and it will be kept so." Reference from present landlord. Address F. H. E., Star office. my! ANTED—FOR CU: TOMERS, A GOOD HOUSE of about eight rooms, well Also one of EDFORD W. it ter TREK, 1006 F and at fair centrally located. it. myt-1w and south, corner or alley, section 1234 14th st, nw. HOUSE, NORTHWEST, FOR A er: price not ‘to exceed $7,000, GEO. B. 2 1418 F st, my. BY Faw twelve ox thirteen room, north house, in nw. ; Tent must be reasonable. Address PHIBIUS, my3-3t" A BOY TO DRIVE WAGON AND Tmuke ‘himself generally usetul; one having some Wwanrep knowledge of Bi. Sisr oie, é zt WASTED-A LADY TO FILL_PERMANENT PO- sition in our main office; $7 per week for first month, and 310 thereafter. oom 8, 1010F st. 1tt_ WASTED _§ RESPECT! BLE WHITE GIRL TO do general housework and asaist with washing and ircuing. Appiy at 1843 G st. Good refere! required, a myt- a W381. D Boy TO ATTEND A SODA-WATER fountain. Address WOKK, Star office. my6-2t EDA RELIABLE WOMAN TO children, Must bring reference. cutting meats preferred. Address lox ABOUT 16 OR 17 YEARS OF store. Oue having some experi- ence preferred. Apply corner 20th andE sts. 1t” WAXIED-1_AM HERE FROM BOSTON FOR the purpose of establishing m ther cities. Parties with trom So apprentice: 12th st. nw. 1t WASTED GOOD SOPRANO VOICE | FOR church choir; must be good reader and able to sing solos well. Address my B-3t Box 110, Star office. W ASTEDILADY FOR A PERMANENT POSITION in our business; uo experience, but willingness Decosaary; salary, to start, $8 per week. Call Supt. offices, #und 5, 430 7th st nw. 10 a, It Washington ‘training School ror Nurses; good recom- mendations required. Cailatonce. —" myG-2t WASTED-A WHITE “Gia, TO DO eRAL housework in p ; Ro Washing or iron- ing. Inquire at 5lu tad WANnip aA, Samir WHO UNDER- stands making children’s clothes; one who can take sewing home preterred, Apply belore 1 o'clock, Ki gt. z ae my" NIED—AN EXPERIENCED MAN IN FLOUR and feed business; wive references and wages. Address Box 151, star office. av WANTED A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE- work. Apply at 1340 Corcoran st. 10:30 a.m. WASED.PROTESTANT WOMAN FOR GEN eral houseworl ily dress DRUGGIST, WANSIED IN THE COUNTRY, A SERVANT FOR general housework; stall faintly; good wages dross By WEE bouerserane am office boys, uurves and others, ¢ women. (Barge room; HAMS, 910 vth st. nw, WANTED 08, GOOD BLACKSMITH AND Wheelwright. Apply at CATT, south end Long Bridge, my4-3t" WANTED-IF YOU NEED EMPLOYMENT YOU fan alway find it, with vod wages, at CITY 13 EL OFFICE, Applications for govern- ment positions prepared by au expert. 712 Gn w.4- WV ANTED- ENERGETIC PERSONS TO CALL AT the Capital City Benefit Society, $58 Louisiana avenue, Walker building, rooms 11 and 12. Pleasant work. ‘Liberal pay to suitable parties. my WASTED | WOMAN FOR GENERAL HOU: r 1 or baking. State wages, past 2, Star office. “ HELP FOR PHILADELPHIA, ALS 0 ers, ladies’ maids and Swedish trunks stored.) BUKN- euiselves exther in civil euineering or iu archi- re to be tanght against their services in office; ones with some knowledge preterred. Address, st reterences, Box 139, Stur otfic W ASTEDTEXPERT PENSION CLERK FOR TWO or three honrs daily. State experience, ret ences snd terias. Box 145. Star office. my4-3t VW ANTEDSA “HALF-GKOWN WHITE GIRL AS nurse. Please call North Capitol st., oppo- site the wov erninent printing office. my¢- i WASIED-THREE GOOD MEN FOR SPECIAL ors. short hours aud liberal Pay. Apply between 10 and 12'a.m. at Room 21, Central building, cor, 9th and Pa, ave. Z * my3-3t" WAND | AN EXPERIENCED INSURANCE man for manager largest accident company in New England; record and reference reghired. Apply ERVAY & HALDEMAN, 00S B st. nw, frst my3-3t* ED—COOKS, NURSES, WOMEN FOR Gi housework, with reterenc for city and away: Do cha: Eureka Employment and doom Kentit O10 F st.mw, my 3-3t W ANLED— MEN AND WOMEN FOR, A LIGHT business. 10¢. to 50c.an hour made at home, orevening. Send 10 cts. tor two samplesand 18 to Columence Work on. ress ANTED—QUICI . ud colored; oks, housemaids, butlers, sales. drivers, ladies’ maids, companions, and all f help at Tudustrial Exchange. STEINER & ADFOLD, iuahagers. Offices, 1008 Fst Walter building. my DORE'S _ EMPLOIM by, ladie all kind. nd states, with references. 717 Mst.n.w, SALESMEN- WI WISH A FEW MEN our goods by sample to the wholesale and Largest manuf'rs in our hne. in Ot colt NPED—A LADY'S MAID WHO IS A GOOD stress and dressiuaer, Apply wt THE AX: WANTED—SITUATIONS ANTED—A SITUATION BY A FIRST-CLASS bartender. Addvess Y. M., Star office. 1 ANTED—BY AN ENGLISMMAN, A PLACE IN e family as butler aud wajter; understands wood city references. Address H. J 14th st. now. ae BES A_ RESPECTABLE COLORED cs a situation as chambermaid or private laun- . Gall or address 624 Muse. uve. n.w. rt WaAStED-SY A COMPETENT JOB Pi and Pressznan, capable o1 mauaginy au office, ployment. Cau begound at 417@st.a.w, my6- WANTED AT HEADQUARTERS — POSITION: ‘aarubernald, Waitress, Laundress, ad ress. Men Waiters, Cooks, Coacbiuen. n Ww W A. COOMBS, 926 Fatnw, my6-2t* ANTED-GO TO DICK’s AGENCY FOR COUKS, Houscmaids, Waitress, Nurses, Laundrese, Coach 2, Butlers, Waiters and general housework. 613 7th St. mw. Also kuropean Steamship agent. — myt-5 WwW ED—BY A NEAT, RESPECTABLE WHITE rl, « pluce to do housework in w sual] private family, Or Chumberwork. Please call at 625 K st. sw." KESE TABL COLORED ANTED—BY GE! unfurnished COUN’ N family, without four unfurnished rooms, {roi sible. Address “STANLE yeulars, bourd, References. ‘Rooms, ‘wit board, country about 3 miles from Washington. Address RY, Star office, VANTED —A RESP! ANTED—BY A Room, in desirabl northwest section, Price WANTED—ROOMS. NTLEMAN AND WIFE THREE ith excellent in mys-2t" PN LE AND QUIET children, wish torent three or or of house if pos- * Star stating price my6-2t* NTLEMAN, A PLEASANT locality on Capitol Hill or im not over $12, or $32 with P., Star 0! “s yy ANTED. Wistertments about five or six mil eiving fail particular: _WANTED—LOTS. _ -I_ WANT CORNE! must be reasonable. 16TH Real Estote Broker, tie Building, first floor, & LOT ON _WANTED—COUNTRY BOARD. ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN IN ONE OF THE snd board in the country, from Washington. Address, A.B. HL, Star office. my4-it* WANTED MISCELLANEOUS neat and sul made: perfect fit guaranteed, stn. W. ing horse for its burban home; plenty of fine grazing. 377, City P. Wantep uDING | SADDLE, ‘McClellan preferred. Cloud Building. ARLOR FU ANTED-—TO TAKE CARE OF A GOOD DRI RNITURE UPHOL ade over; work done in a nner; slip covers cut und ©. NELSON, 1223 G my6-6t" keeping during summer. A su- te. Adaress Box Address Room FOR RENT—ROOMS. __ OR RENT—UNFURNISHED OR PARTLY FUR- nished. six rooms, for six months or longer; 1o- ALE—CHOICE LOTS— ar 2OUR et, and Rhode Island ave. SRL ape icemtional ad central gat unuaual, oppor. a, st. anid bode Taiend exe Y for desirable parties: references exchal @, Beer Drpout Cirle, POSSESSION. Address POSSESSION. Star citice. my 6-2 Fak BENE) TBST FLOOR OF FOUR ROOMS OF House 438 P. st. mew; é t 445 P —— B.wiprice @14. Inquireat 448 ~ PRES EURNISHED ROOMB SECOND With board ; location, 1016 Lat. EALORAMA HEIGHTS a. w. “Nochilteen e OW this beautiful subdivision, situ- NEARS \CHUSE - . ‘TTS AVEN Sdjominy and immediate; dsonie iden ape the handsoniest residence JOR RENT NEWLY FURNISHED THIRD-STORY ‘oouIS, SUmMmer Fates - tion; cooles' of city: near Pension, Paiene. ‘and Post-0 Ditices. at Jd st now. my6-3t' FoR, RENTIAT 1595 SST NW POUR UNECE: | acne sand Tull unformation can be had on application ed_ cominunicating r second oor: seas er TE eating Tons bn secon THOMAS J. Fister & 00. my6-lw For AE FRONT OF 1iox30 F ciuding 3 corner; “vortwest. tid houses ; only Fe KENT — SUITE OF THREE FURNISHE! Rooms, large and cool: suminer rates, will reat < =? or separately; references exchangec, 1511 stn. | > per eR ae —— | Splen 7 AS RENT INQ FURNISHED ROOMS ON La a fe a — floor: South exposure: new furniture SALE—A BARGAIN IN BUILDIN ors ond paper: cool and pleasant for eae: aI 41 feet 6 inches frout, on O Pee | fide of Mount Vernon Square. S08 K st. nw. m4-3t* jconcreted street, tus, water and sewer only $1. | RENT—ROOMS ON FIRST FLOOR: FUR- | SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, 927 Pet nw. myerti | nished or unfurnished ; suitable for honsekeep! . = Ew . . EcITY jel and delightful for summer, also basement rooms: | NOR SALP A FEW Coc in| 322 Cet nw. “ait ENOCH MARIS K GO CITT stiect nw, OR SALE—A GREAT Bar northwest, corner ay Peaite the Nuval Observatory, i. WIRTON MATTHEWS & CO. Fe mm 3 concessian made i mths. THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 17 Patan mt (OR RENT—041 K ST. N.W.—HAKDSOME RUOMS, eu suite or single; southern exposure. Fo B: rtm: window house, 1) RENT—ON FIRST FLOOR, FURNISHED rmanent or transient; new conveniences, 1338 H'st. n.w. LOT. 22.6 FT. FRONT jew Hampshire ave. and ‘OR SALE BEAUTIFUL, on 16th st_, south of 2 stitable for offi 1 ‘carele; 84, 700. tastericoen Tee co tae” | es be ell square from the Blaine mansion eon A ee — 15x83 each to 10 Tt. alley: two londsuime S-rtory R RENT—219 13TH ST. S. FURNISHED | English basement houses to be built on adjoining du- | sone, 10 floor; suitable for two ‘temen: $10 | plicate lots: $1.50 ft. per month; with or without board. stable with 2 |" Two lote, 23x80 each, near Dupont,esst front, and ana aio a my4-3t* | economical for bulamg purposes. £10 Tt. {OR RENT—IN PRIVATE FAMILY, A SUITE OF | Lot 23x93 5 st, ee ee handsomely furnished rooms, shire ave. ; 21.60, good board. RL. ave., near 15th: reference required. dwo lots, uear North Capitol st.. square south of iy °) F Electric rail , 2U ft. front, alley rear, don de RUSPEUURGEORD, || Bis tag, 20 front ary rar und opm ‘one lot to buil my4-3t DOR SALE—60x146, CHAMPLA’ dian Hill. 30c.; Kenesaw st. front, 83c.: Columbia Road, near 13th st. umbta Road, near 7th st., 1Re., 20c., Poe. 1th and Kenesaw ste, 100% 1 bie Road and 14 st., G5e., cm Ish st. adjouine Dr. aid a wumber of lots Weil located at ike. GEO, F. GRAWAM, 1503 Peuney)\ ania ave, CORNER JOHN SHERMAN DULTS ONLY—IN A HANDSOME indow house, several desirabie unfurnished Rooms, singly or together. Summer rates, 654 L st. nw. UNFUR- nished room; also one attic room. At 31S Indiaua ave., bet. 3d and 446 ste. now. my 4-3" OR RENT—ONE FURNISHED AND TWO UX furnished rooms, with board, in large house on Georgetown Heights, one square’ from cars; spacious end pure air; terms moderate. Address Box 41, Star affice. my: {OR SAURLA MOST ATTRACTIVE PROPERTY JOR RENT- . N.W.. TWO LARGE. FC ay a ES F nished, communicating rooms, single or en suite, me 83 ber Sent, =~ — ane. Se. second floor, SUMINCE fatee ie La dete Derbi: | ft. With good'Sr. and cellar, frarne dwelling and barn : ee] a Sees heguciene eek 2 1. with good brick stable: ali to 30 ft. alley: ew y im whole or iu parte as named, or exchange —ONE NEATLY FURNISHED FRONT | for desiratuy-locaten genteel houses uncer rentals, tie | eust J ft. inay, be sold for a littie less, aud present | owner would {mild on the other 20. J. B. WIMHA, | 1313 F st myé | Is in conveniencies for light housekeeping if L pot erms moderate. Apply 813 11th st. u.w. ‘OR RENT—TWO LARGE, WELL-FURNISHED Fo ALE—ECK: ‘ON—100-FT. DEEP LOTS | front Rooms, soutberm exposure, with or without on the line of the ECKINGION Eis de Raulwa, board. “Terms uioderate. 14¢7 Qat nw. mp4-St* | sewer. water, carb sidewalk, light: the 1 ost attra SS = To | Be ahd desirable low-priced ‘speculative a1 > GE BENT USICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, TO | gu! bome pro in the Distrat; asphalt strect pave transient or permauent parties: good location: | ment now oue of the most utiractive features: Very central; southern exposure. 609 £ st., near 7th | Oi the mark ng. beoutiien end guewine st. new. my4-3t' lar taver daily’; five elewant residences al) T ANTED — UPRI first-class conditi 219 WwW inquire of E. B. LAFF h st. 8, st. and Lonisiana ave., W BERG'S, 1 h st ANTED- THIRTY SARS TO ar High School Dutiding, P bet: ou price, and where to be seen. “ WASTED BAUM PAYS THE HIGHEST ¢ rices for second-hand Furniturs Feathers. Entire Households « GHT PLAY jon; cheap for ‘cash. Carpets and ity. Address my ANTED—HORSES TO VASTURE AT GEN. EF. Beale’s stock farm, miles fromcity. Address or ‘ERTY, Hay Scales, corner 10th city. ap2o-1m ANTED—HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR second-hand Furniture, Stoves, &c.,ai H. ROSE: 2. ap: W ANTED- DRESS ¢ Washincton’s “Dress Cutting Scale,’ CUTTING MADE EASY st tented, enables every one to learn to cut all Nindeot Earments readily and occurstely. ‘The system wilt be taught, and the scale and easure book furnished for #6. Persons learning this system are immediately pltced im’ position to earn good experienced bunds can obtatn ny Fs and Garment Cutting ANTED—LEARNERS NERS New International Tailor System of Dress: ies need- ‘at the echool at mh9-4} CHRIS: FOR PRO with any inch rule and tape measure alone, aud the only system used that is based upon Scientific Tatlor Mme. 8. J. MESSER, 1 Principles. taught OR REN T_—TWO COMMUNICATING ROOMS | planus completed for several more: Electric cars pass F 2d floor, furnished as parlor and bed room, with ty or in close proximity to every lot. B.WL 4 mantel bed in parlor: family private; board if de- | 1513 Fst. 0 Sf my d-st red; objection techildren. 1303 Ket: — my4-2t" OR SALE-A NUMBER OF LOTS ON M ST. near North Capitol st.; south front, at oc. if soid | at oe: opposite ground held at %0c, SWOKMSTEDT & BRADLEY, 927 F st 5 F SALL—DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT. xIO1, just off of Mh Tama; price @3,300. Fok BENTITBREE WELL-FURNISHED ROOMS, convenient for light housekeeping, second flvor : buth same floor; good location : 1}¢ squares trom Capi- tol; cars convenient; terms $2U. A‘ 8 133.C 5 ne. my 3-3" LOR RENT—19 IOWA CIRCLE-THREE CoM. ass. uve.and frontuig Kulo- DULANY'S Wil ING Toms, with private bath. second floor, end two _myd-20 ee ee _ 1320 Pet com. rooms, third floor, fur. ‘Those having children or | Jon SALE — LOT 7, BLOCK 18 opp aD = eed notssely. Bet cxokenees. myst Brown's subdivision Pleasant Plains, at « bargain, —SECUND FLOOR, HANDSOMELY | 4 good investment. HERR x ry furnished; without board. 1412 1 st.n.w., near | my4-3t the Normandie and Chamberlain's. Fh BENT A a AIGELY-FURNISHED | ALCOVE and other destrable Rooms. with Board, at 505 1:3th rei E ‘OR RENT—VERY ESTRA Rooms on 24 floor, 911 G st. OR SALE—OR EXCHANGE-BEAU on Roanoke st, near Judge southern exposure. Below price for afew day JOHN 0. JOHNSON, my4-2t zt s Pein 28 F st, Fis SALB-MERIDIAN HILL Lo’ IFUL 10 Harlan's re-idence, BLE n.W.: NISHED location cen- tral; convenient to departments and street curs. Call and examine before renting elsewhere. ys SECOND FLOOR: SUITABLE FOR 5 5 CORNER 16th and Huron, 75c.; corner Central i¢, 0c ;other jots BOc. to #1. Bi 1519 F st. | : i JOR SALE § em — Awe ed near > p, it.: ith st. s.¢. FOE, HENT-4 NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM. | ave. si, Opp. market, Oc with board, Jor gentleman api 81,50 pk Mane ave week each . also one Giks. A’ SHIELDS, 1006 C = rok OR RENT—13 VE. NW. 3 (shallow lots), Vst., near 13th Large airy Rooms, en can be |W... $1.25; T st. bear 19th, 81.15, Oth and C sta. se accommodated. myl-t* | corner (with patty wall), @1,100. CHAS, A. SHIELDS, OR RENT—ROOM ON 18ST AND 2D FLOOR: double parlor and connecting rooms ; furnished and rates; new house; all m: ‘942 E st.m.w., near all car lines. alas my4-2 FOE SALE. 34.000 FT NEAR HEART oF Hr city, corner property; an opjortunity fora builder, or wall pay well as an investment; title pertect , ac, iture, . Stoves, Fea ete.; prompt attention to orders, ty nail oF otherwise, apl8-lm* __ 1009 B st. n.w., opposite hay scale, NTED — HORSE: URE — KEEPING DW fescue and box at Price's Stables, specialty. Order 311 Otel, nw. farmon That road, Smiles from city. 0. H. P. CLARK, St: Ma. W HLYOUXG: =m ANTED-STEAM CARPET CLEANIN Renovating Works, Feathers Renovated, Mat- tresses Made Over, Fury! ie G AND tlemen’s Clothes, » Guns, Pistols, &c., for which WiANTED=T0 BUY—GOOD SECOND-HAND GEN- high est cash ep6-1m* price is paid. Call or send post Th fagnal 1901 tal to AW ASTED—Go0D SECON. 5 NG, guns, revolvers old gold and silver, for wh highest cash ; paid, Call LASKEY'S Loan Orhice will di Penn, ave., corner 24 st. b. We my 20 BUSINESS CHANCES. dre GENTLEMAN WITH 81. chase partnership FPO, SALESSTOCK OF CORN rent low for room and fixtures ; doing fair cash bu: hess, eason for selling, owner's poor health. A¢ os ». G., Star office. ER GROCER’ #q ft. “Bulletin just out. a TNO. F._WAGGAMAD my4-3t 700 14ch st. uw, JOR SALE—LOTS. : [° Whole square in the northeast, containing about 73, yuare feet ; per foot, 1 d_18, block 37, Columbia Heiguts, lots 16,17 am corner of Whitney ave. and 13th st.. 45.cts iE CHEAPEST AND BEST F nishec rooms in the city at the Clinton House, 7th and 1 uw central; Sumner rates; yout price ts Gurs ap 30-6 Fe sEAUTIFUL ROOMS, SINGLE OR F. Part of square 1060: 200 teet on Boundary and 175. suite, in private family; furnished: large double- | feet on Ist. u.¢.containing S125 square fe-t of grown corner house ; south and east front; can be subdivided into sballow lots. every room :referencesrequired ; 11 Whole SO cts., or will sell part. Lots on 4th. E and F sts. ne., per foot 40 cts. Meridian Hill, capabie of subdivision wito She Bre places in Per soot asa Kn.w. ap9-26t* Fo —AT 1112 H ST. N. W., LARGE SEC" ond-siory front room, suitable for one or two gen- tlemen, and other pleasant furnished rooms. north and south exposure; terus reasouabl: apls-lm beautiful lois; per foot, 65 cts. Sorth sige of By between 20th and 21st sta. n.w.; lot 385x114; per foot, $2, B. H. WARNER & CO. 16 F st. uw. TIFUL LOTS, uuce to suit pur- HM. MAKTIN, 1929 Penn. ave. tw. AND _INVESTORS— good references need, Fee sAteto BUILD! T will sell, cheap, in blocks o my4-3t ingly, tae most eco- fast WE BURFORD, Foe Soy * aad FOR RENT—STORES. ROR SALE TWO NERY if ‘PSOME LOTS ON AN’ JR- ——S> a 20th ane Ste, aD 000 each, STEL- na sol ontets or sone ate 0} ST LOCATION ELIEDERMASS To at my4-at kood-paying business; communications giving. full rs onl, particu! CHANCE, Star o} answered. Address BUST my 2" PROVISION STORE XESS ZOR Ss Bites s eood business in South Washinton; will sell cheap if sold by business. Address OR FP reason for selling. STOCK AX tion s for cash. M.J. LATIN "Address 1 attention to wis: bered Baitimore, an eley Valued at $8,0 0.1, S 000; the LE—GROCERY IN NORTHWEST; GOO) ‘D FIXTURES OF FAN ore: many years established; for eusons for selling, failing health. Dela- and Host, ne. near Government Printinie the 15th, owuer having other , Star office, i" Address ROX, Star office, 1t* AND NO- sale cheap SURVEYOR AND CIVIL ENG! 19 Harrison st,, Anacostia, D. subdivision of suburban fm siete Se FOR UNINCUM- Real Estate in Washington, Alexandria or ut new Steam Passenger Yacht, ‘nest on the Potomac. Address my: _my3-3t* L LOR. SALE-THE ness, to the right for selling. Ac renting of anold-established Gents’ Furnishing and Hat Store, enjoying a contemplating to sta exceilent chance to at stock. Stock invoices There has been also party desiriug to leave nisi tavora! particulars see AMNO: FOE SALE |, DESIRABLE CORNER PROPE on Penna. ave, bet. Goods establish ble circumstances tothe th and 15th ats, n.w, {OF RENT—AN OLD ESTABLISHED WOOD AND | 2— gg a es CHASE & SMITH, onl yard, corner 10th and V, sis. scales, stables, | FZOR SALE—OO LOTS IN SPAIRVIEW.” BE- 631 F st. nw. sand office. For terms apply to GKEEN & CUN- tween Eckington Nat I Fair grounds, 25x ee re SINGH SM aO5 Bete S-Lin* | 100 and 25x10, from $150 to $300euch easy terme. | NCH ROOM FOR SALE, DOING GOOD BusT- | MINCHAM, ‘This subdivision is on the line of improvements and rem BUSINESS RStaromice | GGT? AN OUND information apply 10” “RUST & MUNGERIDED. .. Star office. 5 T information ___ LOST AND FOUND._ myo teee léch otee. ‘Star office. SALE—FRONTAGE OF 152 FEET; WELL Kocated northwest : buck and side alleys: 81 per sq foot, Also 67 feet on 2zd opposite hal $126 per foot. STEIGER & LIRBEKMANN. Pst. nt Ingure of E, my 4-2 ND DWELLING . 1424 6th stu. w. TOR 1k -LARGE STORE A 160% 14th st. nw. dw water and sewe ; one ij goo ib large aigble i Pars price fir whole, | Caleta ging Bares Re BE eae | = fase 4115 Fst. POR SALE—A BEACTIFUL TRIANGULAK LO’ 33,65 are z dy and 224 ata. cuite bie for two houses, 800: several corner lots at Brookland; very cheap: 30U lots at Branchville, 3200 each Pigs my3-3t STALEY & BARKER, 1213 Fst. OR RENT ELEGANT OFFICES, 1ST FLOOR, KR SALE—4 LOTS AT TAKOMA PARK, 3%C. 1319¥ st. Apply W. RILEY DEEBLE, foot, < “ep@-lm Banemen 19th st., bet. Man OR RENT—A VERY DESIRABLE OFFICE 0! Bpdag Log tye © st., bet. 6th and 7:h Nc. cor. 14th st. and Kenesaw eve. 50x150, 18th st/ext., Meridian Hill G0x120, Bast., bet, 1th and Oth. 2 lots, 50x200 enc Ivy Roslyn (finest of all) 4 % ‘T. H. SYPHERD & CO. ‘rst floor at 1307 Fat nw. aploast TYLER & RUTHERFORD. FOR RENT—M ISCELLANEOUS. STOCK, FIXTURES ood run of custom Parties in business will tind this an ‘once start with a good assorted €3,000, and will be sold chea: in my hands for sule by he city a Toy and House fa: ent, Which Will be sold under purchaser. |For further BEHRES D, 438 H st. w3 ES POE SALE ONE HALE INTEREST IN A DRUG store: full stocked; doing a good business: « bar- gain for the right man, & RAM JOR SALE—A GROCERY doctor or druggist. HERKOS 3t ISION MEAT AND PROV Store, a large Ice Box, aida small stock of Groce- hunselt generally usetul, Address F. NTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE WO- lan, sitiation as chambermaid or to do general housework in sual private tauily; best of references, Jor address, L820 20th i NTED—BY A RESPECL ABLE CO) GIRL & place as chmabermajd or nurses give 00d re e , Pee Tih st. a eagle ND WIFE PLACES IN vate family; man as coachinun and Woman to W erenc E WANTED [BY A MA ¥ cook, Wasi aud iron, to leave the city; can give city riorences, Apply 1748 K st, nw. ‘ ae NILD-BY A SETTLED WHITE WOMAN, A eas cook in a private family; will assist with wurling and ironing; good reference. Apply 2010 L we Wi gS’ EXPERIEN| tion in &@ school to teach mus d Geriman ; educated in Scotland and Ger muuy. Address P. O. Box 114, Roncevert, rier county, W.V my6-3t" ANTED — SITUATION AS COACHMAN; thoroughly understands the care of tine horses: WwW carriages and on pene 5 eight years Sys ice troy: present employer, ddress 3’ e, rear or lous Nise nw myG-se WaAntep py A COLORED GIRL A PLACE AS siula’s nurse; can ive good reterences.” Apply at 904 Diaes. ave. uw ad WwW of surveying and some of Drafting; salary $30. diess G. C., Star Uftice. BY A YOUNG MAN 4 thorough Knowledge Waste A RESPECTABLI faunly for a brigut wulutte girl) child years, where she will be properiy raised ai tated. Apply 1357 Corcoran st. ail WAXIED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL Situation as chambermaid sud waitress or plain cooking. Address Box 98, Star office. wy6-2t W2XTEDISITUATIONS FOR COOKS, Fauat sud dairymen, housekeepers, inwids, "waiters, purses, &c,; cities, summer Tesorte and country (uuu ottice aind reception room iirst floor), BUKNHAM'S, 940 9th Bt uw. my 4-60" WANTED BY A COLORED GIRL Fito vit. nie ® place to nurse. willing val, and can furnish refereuce. “Andress Box ‘Star office, md-2* WASIED-EMPLOYERS "FURNISHED | SERV- guts tree, rooms regis: cred, clerks, nd kind; my6-ist* 5, sae terms; applications igr goverument m4 by rt: inforinst 8, ‘Y INTeL- Ponate OFric fileuw my4-1w* ‘ANTED—A POSITION AS Ageutiemen who reads, writes and speaks WwW ee eee a eee tel y ANTED—BY A YOUNG INTERPRE. ER BY tem Rutherford county, N. C.. Miss Emma Rob- | _ E. P. Gulliver. of the United States geologi- erts —- meg apes Jonathan — et meatal eras ‘When hour marriage arrived and le, engaged a survey o' the two arose in front of the minister who was | locality. Mrs. Helen Dunn has begun a suit for separa- tion against Jere Dunn, the turfman, ten minutes was dest Feterencen. Eittinger & Miller, Established twenty-three years, This business has a we town und country trade, ‘condneted om a eush busie, and is in prosperous raining order. the stock at cost, which, with the ituation as Chanbermaid and cook in | ries, Will sell extremely cheap for cash. Owner 1 mn give good references. 1003 M st. | tends to leave thecity. Call at 201 E st., corner 1” |stne my3-3t" »—BY A YOUNG INDUSTRIOUS ©O1- KARE CHAN. \T OF MY BE- wan, a place to work us Waiter ina famil coming & member of the luisber firm of Libiey, Washington, Twill sell out toa, cessor Iny old-established Dry-Goods business of BENJ. MILLE & SON, iu West Washington, D.C. 1 will sel Good Will, is a rare chance to embark m business, We will ais lease tue property, Which we own, a8 long as wasted ‘warratited one year, the lowest prices lu 12z4 Fst. new. WORLD DO errestrial Clock ; i. Watches cleaned, $1; first-class 1; all clock aud Jewelry work at BENJ. MILLER, 3120 Mst., West Washington, VE."—REMEMBER THE MSAY bus cut the Duuin-springs, the city; we deiy peution, 115-3 _SUBURBAN_ PROPERTY SALE—AT Bi Washington branch B. and O., 9 miles from Wash. RANCHVILLE HEIGHTS, ON ington: beautifully located lots’ immediately at sta— tion, at from 8150 to #300 per lot; 825 on very easy terms. For plats &c. cull on W. WALKER L006 F Fu some cottage at Brookland, Five acres at Terra cheap. REDFORD W SALE—A BE. $500 down and _mya-7t balance DFORD at. my4-lin SALE—SEVEN-ROOM COTTAGE, STABLE, tite acres: bea Brigutwood, 82500". eae vith large lot, $4,800. Cotta, und several smaller WALKER, 1006 F st. CTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME, per month, will ‘ ‘buy acres: ot Imnd: dwelling, stableycarringe house, eplencld well, ‘stream My through one side, Ou main thorouxldare, atta sues ad in view uf tik *ocation high and ealvay, for. only $500, Perec A VHTLL IPS 1419 New York ave. aniles from Washi proved by two tine Tine (the beat between finished. $100 to $300 soon, tor $20, |AKOMA PARK. The irtaet and ‘divi ouly three Park kept up ap29-1m ‘A portion of suid {nite busiaing”fots 300) all elteibiy eae a & BAKKER. 1213 F st Dont pat of Takoue juures froin the station, fpinins the ‘most ‘uickly settied portion of he of) ‘permanently re- See tar Sle TP ,CMTIATITS, INVES TOUS AND OTHERS — vi laced 0 hands sof land at "Central Heighite™ Branchville), mine sale about 107 ity, on B.and 0. K. I, im- ne; 8 new brick depot build. Washington and Baltimore) just aud has been Jocated. exch. cash; investment, STALE! (3-3t SEE old Of ttle forall lots im Takoma . ot. Dw. ARCHITECTS, Pesnaas &. Fava, IR, & 00., Architects, my4-3m' Leeiitabciaay. «se KR SALE—LOTS 2, 16, 17 AND 18, SQUARE 12, containing 6&0U0' fect; fronts on Delaware axe. L and Colfax streets n.c . snd will sub-divide into 42 shallow lots; rare chance fur a builder; 30 cents, | SMALL SCARF PIN Pr diamond ceuter, Finder will be pe- 4in the form 0: a pa surigounted by diamond star. warded by leaving it at Star office. = — . D. AINARD, Att re OST_ERIDAY LAST. A FOX TERRIER PUP,| myo.6t miacaum ye 4 stout upee monite Ghd white. wih Gavi, besa . - ot ie a eee Droit Park for a home, with plenty of xround and stable room, on one of the best streets, at 35 cents per foot. laste land 21, block 20, Columbia Heights, at 20 nite. Tots 6 and 7, block 22, at 35, OST—ON SUNDAY, ABOUT 11 A. M., ON nts. __ my6. Lots 7 aud 9, block 35, at 40 cents. ya FROM 1209 K A. L. BARBER & CO. st. L W.,an Ttalixu Greyhound, cream with white Sth and spoton . Collar and tag. umn to above num BEAUTIFUL LOTS ON ber and suitable reward will be my. Po yg Eee ES OST_ON SUNDAY EVENING, APRIL Per square foot. "The lots at intersection cf Mass. and April 20.8, Black Cat named Finto, with | G2iiternis Ct street) avenues. at $1.00 per sqitare foot, 1 his ears for riubons. Reward for his return Ri EBLE, 1319 F at. or orate cS my4-iste WHITE POINTER DOG, ABOUT EIGHT eld: black spot om back. Liberal reward if BOIS P st. mys te $10 REWARD FOR RETCRN OF PSYCHO Satety Bicyele, biack, siclen from Agricultural *. April 8: 5 for intormaiion leading to recovers. Mas STULLAR W503 car my4-3t* SoA, Ok & ‘NA MASTIFF AND COL- FE SALE—WE OFFER SOME CHOICE BAR- New Humpshire ave., 2 Ast st. near’ N, SUx100, U feuin in lois ou 16th street, N isth st, Pari akcladyta Hate A dae 62" | POP eas aera eee ok Dindies under ages. - Return $0.7) SALE — VER: ABLE LOTS IN M and receive re a i ese apd Nei, full Also Pot comer of V SKYE TERRIER GYP, 9 und thet. 61 and $1.24per foot: tee are 3 p.u,, on Sth st. nw. Suitable agg and will be profilable as in- KD, 142 my3-3t* Spstment. J. i. Fst, ap20-lm ‘OF GROUND NTRY BOARD. COU New. rey oth ond Hi stn... will make = os ———— | twelve ag re lotw of not jess than 15 feet frontage. T—OAKLAND, MD.—FOR THE SUMMER apis FRANK B. CONGER, 1415 F st wson—A well-furnished ttuwe, in the town of | > OR SALE: aud, Md. : a oy location and an excellent well of water, Address Mrs. M. 1. MANOWN myt-3t* OARD IN THE MOUNTAINS — DELIGHTFUL board in the mountains of Va.; plenty of shade; large lawn; ice and milk; spring Water, and sulphur and iron water; convey: for guests. ress Mrs. J. STOCKTON, Rio, Albemarle Co., Va, myl-1m Ses G BANK FARM OPENS MAY 15; CON- CON- Venient for gents in office; meet trains {twice per : fmt, ice aud milk in abundance; to alley, 10th st; hear 6 eee oe healviv; rms $5, SPRING BANK, Ale: Va. feanes. ‘ath st, near Md ave. u.e--Sée. ‘apzo-im* alier, Md. near 14th st. . 0c. Wa. HOLTE: cs 66rg\YRCONNELL”—THIS BEAUTIFUL HOME ON MAN, 1321 F st. nw. the “Merry Land irsct” will be open to guests R SALE—LOTS IN MERIDIAN HILL AND t hours fi W m. AK Mrs. other subdivisions. GEv. W. LINKIN: Cot cede vanr ean | Eerie — z ‘A SPLENDID CO! LOT, 120285 PERSONAL. vardeciars engi noe ante ras, eng’ = = . B. N, 1418 F eae < ap10-1m Lateor Welker Wilson. Ws. ache 5598 ized . Comm F% SALE—COLUMBIA HEIGHTS— t toand sebstiy contaen tn sone We have cormer and other desirable Lots for sale in Uperallgues: "W. WILLIAMS Manager U28 Pee | ditterent locsuoms of Columbus Mearhis my4-lm* ters on lowest prices. M. PA! NDEPENDENT DETECTIVE AGENCY AND BU- reau of Information. Communications Promptly attended to. All business strictly confidential. Givil invectgatious, STRINER & BRA DEORE omcee 008 F st. n.w., Walter fe am. tolipm. (“VIL SERVICE and answers. to worse © YER AMG Arr Tost, upte's stiches asond asa clue TAGS can = respectable prices. callatG19D st BOARDING. ___ ‘OOMS AND FIRST-CLASS TABLE BOARD IN ogg e bate i Pie. pa OLE EAA SST peace eae NOTARIES PUBLIC. Sep wopm Ease | Gooneetown. FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS: Fok SMESUGLEr & DAVIS PIANO IN EK cxicot condition. cover and stocl: @173 cosh. Shovel Carpets, Cre, HEAP TO AN IMMEDIATE PCR- C1 sk Salen : —¥ irre wren col cows Age chaser to OWNER, POR SALL—NINE HORSES, DIRECT FROM CAR- Toll coanty, Md.; ray her oan trot In 2 50, i tatrens weignn 1600 power leo a nice mare, 6 Fuare ‘aieo bores, £ searecld. weirhs 4 pounds: ais a mide corse: will exchange ‘either of than owt able for farming purpoers ir - my 6-2r : ~~~ ty SALE-OLD BRICK —ABOUT 200,000 OLD tog-trick: cheap for cash Fo Adress OLD BLIOK, Star ofsee, ‘Son joR SALE FRESH COW AND CALE. GENTLE and good milker worth @" willeell for © x | sold st once, 210 New Morkave uw. myo JOR SALE—ONE BREWSTER LANDAU, BUF little used cost pew 2,300 owe elegant b used only one season Foo one Victoria, London make, a= condities . one teautifal new Victoria, American: — . twomde-ber bugees —* two sets of Bagiiab wud-iuade hamness. gow is the Gime to eet a baneain DOWALT'S Stabley We20L et ae myn" Fe SALE—A HANDSOME AND PERFECT Faw it | Young, sound, and gentie. & good sulle the most timid person) also a fin Hient tusuness or work ty driving bore, sound and cen an elexaut extension top Surrey, @ ladies*tuge) 5 %& stoone mde-bar top — mane, $300, will wed for @N0, perfect onder,” five haruess, by Wood Gibson, used twice | set sinele c ape 26a} harness, and set sincie bugs) barnes, all qual to pew. All are the property of » family whe are breaking up their stable and their residence toa distant city. Wille Separate GLa Very great sacrifice. Apply to N,'at stable, rear uf resideuce, 130) at is {OR SALE—A LADIES ELEGANT OUTFIT— small pony lors, very gentle, a good traveler, under sad ast) lish Village cart aud russet harpess, Teasonable on account of Ui-bealth vf private stabie, 1000 13th et o.w. i SALE—AT THE TRYSON HOUSE STABLES: Horses, tngt-6r) WM. P. COLE {OR SALE—MY — SADDLE-HORSE, fupht years old, and without ta 1625 Hist. GEORGE BANCE QOR SALE—A TWO-YEAR-OLJ) FILLY, FINE Facing pedigree ; will be sold cheap as owner is go- Kabrowd. Also,s Dark Chestnut w A Saddle, Buewy and Carri vere Uunip-seat Cacriag ME VERNON STABLES, 1th “STYLISH ONE-HORSE FAMILY CAR. age. food condition; chesp, also, good strung will trade for most anytuung to seve storages wall giveor take diflereuce in price. S18 bk. (Cajn' jt. a * my4-st> IR SALE—AN ELEGANT ROSEWOOD UPRIGH Mane. good asuew. Tully warranted. tor S125. nd coverincluded. AtG. L. WILD& BKos. 7th st. uw my4-tw* SALE—LESS THAN HALF PRICE, ORIGI- cost $160—An Expert Columina Bicycle, 54. incl, bell-bearing, nickel-plated. Ingaire 1u20 1} st For sue ‘SPECIAL! Actual bancains in a number of sligbtly-used Pianos nd Organs, in perfect order. Sold on mente, ¥_G. SMITH, Pa ave. SALE—A PAIK OF VERY FINE MATCH drivine Horses, 16 hands high, old, cherry te and action; weicbt 1,100. work simele hue saddiers, Address J.P BROW Lincoln, Va. DOING A GooD ut location. Peasan ior selling, to Mra, SILL, 3131 Beall st, myd2e SMALL BAY MAKE PERFECTLY od ctriver: fine action for asddl eunters: easy keeper, Dr. D. BREED, and F u.w.; Howard ave., Mt. Pleasant Fi MUSES. IM eXcE death of owner. JOR SALE—LPSTAURANT, STOCK AND PI tures: good piace tor a live man; cheap if sold at ence. Apply to BENRY WEX.443 sth st. sw. my4-st {OR SALE—BY PARTY GOING ABKOAD— WHITE flannel dress, $9: green silk, @5; child's satin lady's fh id watch, @2o; @iamond ring. #10. Onental ring, $5, beauuiully carved lave au old brooch, aud exrringa, #1 ric Ts ae Very fine gold-fraued xpectuch Adkitess, with stamp, Box 116, Star office, m4. * Pee Secitst ARRIVED VIFTEEN PINE Droft and teu time driving Horses; also some low priced oves. SCHLEGEL & QUIGLEL, may 4-60" In rear of 855 Dist aw {OR SALE—FINEST BRAHMA POULTRI AND eoge for setting. Address BRAHMA, Star cfice, my3-3t" {OR SALE-~A NICE TONED SEVEN-OCTAVE square Piano, Stool and Cover; ior ¢ tall pad in full. THE PLANO EXCHA) Ve. the leading piano house, mys. FRE SALE (A GREAT CASH BARGALN IN A maruificent upright Piano, but sluehtly used, owner sex-othicial) lett the city ,'s fie opportunity for esh; it's sacrifice, Can be seen at PIANO EX MANGE Warerooms, #13 Pa ave. my3-3t Fee. POSTIVE >.BaRGaiNs x THE iuest upright Pianos; to exchange for syuspe Piguor end oneans, terms to suit buyer.” THE PENG — tga ‘the leading piano house, G13 Pa. eve. ‘my3-Lm ALE — CHEAP — SEVERAL HUNDRED American telephone stock (consolidated), & CU., 1416 F st. B-3t' A VERY HANDSOME AND STYLII B° Lady's Suddie Horse. Purticulars addcess Dr —. K. GOL DSBOKOUGH, 1331 K st. nw. JOR SALE—-FINE HARNESS, feys, Fhactous, Daytons, Juinp-Sea ‘Car- rages, Pons and. Hore ¢ ry AY ¥ Coupe Rockaways, all styles. Obl! and see viumetons, stock, eW @nd second-hand.” Easy terms. my? W. F.GEYED, 466 Pa. ave. JOR SALE—WRAPPING PAPER. APPLY ai Star office. ___ may 3-6 JOR SALE—SIX FINE DOUBLE YELLOW HEAD parrots. SCHMID'S bird store, 317 12th st. a.w. uy 3-3" JOR SALE—ONE NEW UPRIGHT PIANO, DOU- bie veneered case, carved and pilasters. rich tone: only $250; 810 cach and #10 per mouth. HUGO WORCH &'OU., 925 7th 6. apd JOR SAL E-20 BOATS, ALL STYLES, $10 10 250. CUMBERLAND BOAT-HOUSE, tw Foot of F st [GE DAUE_ONE | TNOSFATED CANOPY-TOP Kusuan surrey; Light and stylish; in first-class order, with pole or shafts. Inquire at HOWAKD HOUSE STABLES, 480% Cat. no, my2-6 RoR SALE 1ANo Bancains, ‘osewood square piano, $1.25, payments $5 per month. Beautiful Steinway square piano at sreat sacrifice, cash or monthly payments. Magnificent uprixht, but little used, to exchange for Square or monthly payments. Call and see it, Elegant new upryzht pianos $10 cash down and 610 monty tall paid for. The Leading Piano House. my1 _ THE PIANO EXCHANGE, 913 Paave._ FP betcre parchastng sincere vin the carriage Ree ore hier vm sitory of S.J. MILKS. VLG st.uw. aud see the janvest and best selected «tuck of carriages south of New York ot the latest moderu styles and finish, both ew ana secoud baud. P.3. Best 823.00 Bugey, Carriage and Harness ever ouihismarke. ps0 Fee, Sh SES, CEN TEEL GENTLEMAN'S road cart Prauier patent: cost price, @80. will sal lor #410. Also new, Ment, highly Gn: busy, made to order; a $500, will sell for €200. Touse it~ ing first-class articles can see abuveat STABLES, 1724 Gest. nw, zi eanCny apad-7 Fok, SALE BICYCLES,” PSYCHO “PATTERN safety; new. English, @115; with accessories, also Second-hand Simger's Challenge Safety, @59. SO 6th st. naw. " ae JOR SALE—AT KEYES & CO'S STABLES. 14TH strecl. « pair of black carriage horses, very gentle; not afraid of wnything ; sold tor want ut use. &p30-1W JUL SALE—GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES TO Phaetons, JFoduce my stock of Bugwies, Ex. Top ixt-Tep i Surreys, Canopy-Top Surreys, 2 aud 4 Spring Pheetons, Miuiature Pusetons, Victorias; Doctor a specialty, and ffty ait ferent kinds of buauess wagohs and tricks: sole aeut tor the Columbus Buggy Co. vehicles; uo trouble | show work whether you buy or not. J. K. PROBEY, cor, 6th aud N. Y, ev. and 17: 2d wt. ayes {OR SALE—OK EXCHANGE Al THE HORSE AND Carriage , 940 La. ave. the ‘and mons te stock of uew and second-hand extension-tup topand no top Surries, J t Carriages, tour, Coupe Rockawa, Phartous, top aud no op Baten, Speeding Grocers, Expres and: Term ‘Warans,_Varnisbed Grocer's, Express and Farm ¥ Wagons and Wagonettes. Full stock also of Harness Of every description at reasouable prices and op the most tiberal terms. price fae