Evening Star Newspaper, May 14, 1889, Page 2

SOCIAL MATTERS. Family of the New British Minister— Personal Mention. Of Lady Pauncefote, wife of the new British minister, a recent London letter says: She isa few years younger than her husband. She is not a leader of fashion, but is in the best Meg and « thoroughly representative English lady. She is known in connection with charitab! organizations; but much of her work is done in such an unostentations way as almost to es- cape public notice. She is a charming hostess, who talks welland whose views have been broadened by Continental residence. Her drawing-room has attracted most of the dis- —— foreign di en and small but brilliant parties of European celebrities are wont to assemble in Cromwell Place. But one of the four daughters of the house is “out;” the others have not yet completed their educa- tion. The second is sixteen years of age, the third fourteen. and the youngest twelve. “The new minister has settled down to work here, and as soon as the state of business will permit he will run over to London, probably in July, and return with Lady Pauncefote and his daughters in time for the opening of the sea- son in the autumn. The farewell dinner that was given in honor of Colonel and Madame Bonaparte on Friday night at the Country club was a great success, There were thirty guests at table, among whom were Mr. and Mrs. Calderon Carlisle, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McKay, Mr. and Mrs. Bacon, Mr. end Mrs. Linden Kent, Miss Gwynne, Mr. Percival Draper, Miss Rosalie Browne, Mr. Neilson Browne, Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson, Mr. ind Mrs. Aulick Palmer, Mr. Woodbury Blair, and Mr. Jesse Brown. Colonel and Madame Bonaparte leave this week for their Newport home. Mrs. Bainbridge Hoff has issued invitations for a luncheon to be given next week toa com- pany of ladies to mect Miss Tracy, daughter of the Secretary of the Navy, who is in the city for a fortnight. Capt. and Mrs. John F. Rodgers are moving to-day from their 16th-street house to their country place, Chevy Chase, near the city, where they will spend the summer weather. It was to this romantic place that Mr. Joseph Chamberlain retired for a few days before his marriage with Miss Endicott last autumn. Mrs. 8. Lincoln leaves the city to-day for New York city, where she attends to-morrow the marriage of Miss Durkee and Mr. J. H. Crane, of that city. Mrs. Lincoln returns to- ward the last of the week and will bring with her Miss Gale, who will spend a few weeks as her guest. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Cabell have issued cards for a soiree musicale on Friday evening, May 24, in honor of Mr. Anton Gloetzner. ‘The ladies of St. Raul’s P. E. church on 234 street, will give a luncheon in the Grand Army hall for the benefit of the church on Wednes- day, to-morrow, from 12 to 3 o'clock; admission free. In the evening a concert will be given, at 8 o'clock, followed by dancing. Some of the ladies of the committee are A. B. Mullett, Mrs. Parker, Mrs, Valk, Mrs. Capt. Taylor and Mrs. Lieut. Bernadue. Mrs, Harding, wife of Rev. Alfred Harding, ae of St. Paul's Episcopal church, is in New ‘ork city, under successful treatment for her yes. Cards have been issued for the marriage of Miss Effie, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. H. M. nett, 2628 K street northwest, to Mr. Chas. . Decker, Tuesday afternoon, 28th inst., at 6 o'clock, at the Metropolitan M. E. church. The marriage of Mr. J. R. Littell to Miss Mabel Raum will be solemnized at the residence of Gen. Raum, 1322 Rhode Island avenue, Thursday evening at 7:30. It will be witnessed only by the immediate families of the bride and groom and will be followed by a reception, for which cards have been issued. Mr. H. K. Willard, of K street, gave a beauti- ful “pink” dinner to a company of youn friends yesterday evening. Mrs. J. C. Boy (cousin of the host) chaperoned the party in the absence of Mrs. H. A. Willard from Rea cit: Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. E EB |2 Hay, Miss De Barré, Miss English, Miss Ka did Jones, Miss Hollybird, Mrs. J. C. Boyd, Mr. Trimble, Mr. Speake, and Mr. Walter Willard. Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Bastianelli, of New York city, are the guests of Mrs. Annie Johnston at the Clarendon. The Atlanta Constitution of Sunday says: Mrs. E. W. Halford and Miss Jannette Halford, wife and daughter of Hon. E. W. Halford, pri- vate secretary to President Harrison, arrived in the city last Friday. and are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Angier at their summer home, “oak grove cottag near Angier springs. Mrs. and Miss Halford will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Angier for ten days or two weeks, and then proceed to Washington via Louisville and Indianapolis. Friday night Miss Halford, ac- companied by Messrs. Alton and Wilmer An- gier, oceupied a box at DeGive's opera house, and seemed greatly to enjoy the rendition of “Pinafore” by Atlanta's artists. Quite a num- ber of prominent gentlemen took advantage of | Miss Halford’s presence at the opera to call at her box and pay their respects to the distin- guished visitor. The various foreign legations, particularly that of Austria, are deeply interested in the coming musical festival of the Choral society, and nearly all have taken tickets for the entire series of concerts. It is said that Mr. Gericke, the leader of the Boston Symphony orchestra, who is « native of Vienna, will be entertained at the Austrian legation while he ishere. Mrs. Harrison has accepted a box for both Friday and Saturday nights, and bas promised to be present herself and to induce the President to attend if possible. ‘Miss Nettie Holliday, who is Mrs, Harrison's —_ at the White House, is the sister of Mr. hn Holliday, editor of the Indianpolis News. Miss Holliday has spent the last six years in Persia, where she is one of the missionaries un- der the American Presbyterian Board of Mis- sions. She is a friend of long standing of Mrs. Harrison, and all of the family having been in- timate with them for many years. Miss Holli- day came back to this country last autnmn to visit her friends and to take a needed rest on account of her health, but expects to return before long to her work at Tabriz, Persia. She is very interesting in conversation and speaks most entertainingly of her work in Persia. She will give some ac- count of it and the life there this afternoon, at ¢ ‘clock, at the church of the Covenant. Mrs. jarrison. Mrs. McKee, who has returned from New York city; Mrs. Lord and Dr. expect to be present. Mr. Johu F. Chamberlin gave a very elegant and elaborate dinner last evening to twenty- seven congenial invited guests, each one of whom will unquestionably bear it in his memory as se of the notable entertainments of alife time. ‘or the occasion the large dining room on the second floor of the Hote! Chamberlin was used, and its decorations and those of the table were all that liberality could provide or good taste desire. In the center of the immense oval table at which the guests were seated stood a circular floral mound more than two feet in diameter, and fully as high, composed of snow balls and double peonies, of various colors. From this ran in four directions massive banks of the most beautiful and fragrant roses, while the snow-white linen cloth between these banks was literally covered by sprays of maiden- hair fern and exquisite rose buds, of the rare- est variety, so thickly strewn as to hide the ttern beneath. In addition to these floral orations there was laid at each plate an ap- Propriate boutonniere, each differing from the other. but all equally beautifal. That the viands sud wines were of the choicest, and served in the most faultless style, need not be formally said. That is understood when Mr. Chamber- lin summons friends to enjoy his hospitality. At one end of the table sat the genial and ac- complished host, with Commissioner Webb on his right hand and Gen. Batcheller, Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, on his left. Opposite him was seated Judge MacArthur, flanked by Mr. P. A. Richardson, of this city, and Mr. John H. Beckman, of Boston. ‘The other 2 were: Senator Jones, of Nevada, Gen. Van liet, Gen. Bussey, Assistant Secretary of the Interior, Mr. D. K. McKee, Mr. Walker Blaine, Mr. 8. H. Kauffmann. Dr. Smith Townshend, Mr. P. V. Degraw, Messrs. Nicholas §. Hill, Edward L. Bartlett, Thos. J. Hayward, Col. H. 7. Wm. I. Montague and John F. Gibbons, of Baltimore. Mr. Hallett Kilbourn, Judge og ae ry, Mr. Frank B. Noyes, Gen- q John Scott eral W. Belknap, Mr. James R. Young, Mr. Jno. M. Carson, Col. Thomas hiltree, and W. B. Shaw. The guests were seated at 7, and separated a lite after 1: veuing time being most delightfully spent in supplying oe hows bray and — of "ne Fercent be man, an ning sto: ter- changes of witty sallies and song. Omen eeie The Seal Browns go to Boston. Mr. Jobn E. Beall, who recently purchased at auction the seal brown horses and Victoria owned by ex-President Cleveland, has sold the the inter- waa, THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. C.. TUESDAY, MAY 14, 1889 A DANGEROUS ROCK. WANTED—LOTS. FOR SALE—LOTS. COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. —a ee But it is Outsi ual Lin Poto- ae peat GooD ABOU 'ANTED—AT ONCE—A ING LOT FOR A YERY, ‘BLE 1LK COLTURE = ee eee “hes old. ree nor Ane Parks «| Ween uantor south fronts between 1h Poe aa north, Nacot nena North Cate s mac Navigation. co. 3273 .. Georsetown. Rate. nw. ; limit Seg A PROFITADLE INVESTMENT. Col. P. C. Hains, the engineer in charge of ren cooRs. ere Cha. saa = mana F ors SIE S Fa uw. mies LOTS, | _ In 8 letter received from Miss Magsie J. Palmer she the Potomac flats improvement, has come to WANTED MISCELLANEOUS Fea each to a Be SRS a Satte frwt yee tinh ith: Cbnian sea Ss a5, rice 800. the conclusion that the rock upon which the NNT ANTED_A 4 PARTY aEaE Fi OM * Fo is Shale very Bs 200.50, the third year 10,000. 1 three-masted schooner Concut struck last week G e highest 0 FEET FRO! we Eacm ng | fo — epetaad during the storm, while coming up the river un- &. for Cant of Clothing of tion. Fe on Patter Raat ‘orth Capitol, der tow of the tug Zeta, lies about 900 feet west > ANTED-IF you Wii ig TYPEWR arta DONE | @S14-6t_ SWO! ae BRADLEY. 927 F a.w. a bs mood d = sintorgated im im the tt from the east shore, almost in s line with Eas- ake rest aes, eon call at WEBSTER ie B5i sie near si Rae: 20x 0 te wates and sower | We tare Diy tem more SILK FARMS it by's point. Several years ago this rock was Toth st, ‘ihe Late” | connections iuade: one dide-wall: fruit ad Hewesn ta | 8300 encls They will double te cele neat rent it discovered while sweeping the channel, Sound- | + ANTERIOR Fi om Ee peaaow MAUING Fear; good investment, 1306v si. 19-0" _ | P net neccesary for s person to live there in order to ings showed it to be covered with about 17 feet il pik wsmall second-hand jobber for sale ul Price, B. FEET FRONT, R SALE—LOTS 21. 25—OR 50 F hase! mt ue gidnees, giving size, coudiiion, and re “ee Freulvested for in Todd & Brown's sub: | Gory wenasets charsing only # minall per cont for the of water, and as it lay so far Naini & COLORED WAITER) 03 ht. aw. 4 = iat Geil miele a oe is investment will pay better than stocks, bonds OUT OF THE LINE OF NAVIGATION, atled ling to make himself wseful in istchens vane ws ANTED At SOUND, ), GENTLE Daiving no Won; “myi-3t i Sos 03 Pa oF ground rents, andevery year will double its valte. afraid of cars; in co = almost on the borders of the flats at the edge TANTED WAIST AND SKIRT TANDS, ALSO pau ho 1. A, B. BIBB, Clopper's, conteonery Pa SADEcIWPORTAsT ‘To-PEas PERSONS Wise SOUTHERN SILK ASSOCIATION, of Analostan island, it was not considered at all aime apprentice : highest wages paid. apply t imme- a oe — moat fashionatie's isuvornocds ip tte West fads 14. dangerous. It isknown on the charts as Rock ARTEDOn XPRRIENOED_OFFRATOR, 70 3 Want ED; TO BUY BASE BAe BOOKS. GLAp- ayia CARUSL EVANS & Cn ok my14-3t* 410 7th st. nw. W385 : nee he carer a easier waka cee Lge HE SACRE Rees aeess and underwear. Apriy to | Ty Wiisiice wine S CUTTING MADE Fe SALE CHEAPEST PROPE RTY oN MERE | Be Fite jarelia to note ana htt ing the size and shape of the rock. If it is | > ANTE a WHITE Rete aeas- “ONE WHO | patented, enables every one to learn to cut all kin: 2 Le pe ig tine a CANTER Ot F Er ee oo ae found to be small it can probably be taken out tunderstands the cutting aud Atiing of are py py Te OWNER: 1450 yChapin st. st OR SALE—FARM OF FIFTY ACRES, 7 MILES at very little expense, bette - a a. - ghiiarea's fs efo Apply, from 9 to 2 Schock, sad for $0. Persous learning this synjem are lininediately Firein Frpthee 4 A ode FR rom aio heh nd healt B. O. rati = saa tatiiniiiirenitaaettiaaaitaiemiaedean ‘ition to rOG s on thy: 30 ler culti- sivhing with union a special appropriation Waa ACTIVE BOY, 15 OR 16 EARS And ‘atted nines guaranteed t0 6k pagking, or’? balding wee bU28T 33 Tans food aprine: “cighasae dente ge enything with #¢ un ye pho a to make himself useful, 1h a restaurant; oe seeauttl froutage: of G6 feet on a newly concreted one Al neccesary guibuildinge, bese. ade Dreterreds 1720 Pa. ave. u. w. PEWRITING, TYPEWRITING— ther barei tain Ho ring iaty iy be marked insome way, W V ANEED-A WOMAN TO DO PLAIN = G Nor faite ical ae afney ow tate na yiiae A SUE SG aNSON, 98 F at FOr SMEST “SAITHETSnCR ND. 3, MIN. | a . , Stenographer anc ‘ype iter, it. Clon from. desirabie’ POO | nae ° yu —~T AM AUTHORIZED Tos ee house with cue sere of essary outtuiid- | agihe Sisdk pdana ts wee ee Witter eta o gener managers: aera S| {py ANTRDSPARLON FURNITURE wee L-| and’ ith arsia0 pereuit Dave ‘be ps hs hes Oe again except, perhaps, in a storm, aftor the Cog ee W ea Matereroee auade ever: work done tng | Smyi ish S10 PO af Mb Roe | pk 13 ee Le Sang, red opt al tact eee | Sar ene et ee EL Fg ee oe gma mange | Bec hy apace aie 2 = Bt : 3 L HOUS! west to avoid being blown against the east ANTED—A WO AN FO DO GENER! Ea tc | WWANTED-T0 PURCHASE, a SECOND Hann | 3.79 jaa dewieabie nat, asriig Casi oss 7 é wharves. This carried her far out of her | sw. four 5 gent, ee Carriage of famee of to teen ‘Bt once, CHAR an channel, where she would be likely to hit Wktnage EXGINEER (FOR ST! aeari0 any | "t¥'e- ALS ~ ae Sey almost anything. She is now omy sp. ed engine) at Capitol park p mill, her cargo of ice, and as soon as she is clear will be taken to the nearest shipyard and docked for repairs. ROAD TO MOUNT VERNON. The Survey of Available Routes Begun JOHN ©. ¥ to THUMASW. sitr Cor Ist st. vend Ind ae Do YOUNG MAN IN OUR RECE! ent; must Teth and Per _myl4-3t a Roya vans ave, town: salary to su 607 7th st., room 5, able nd Geos 800’ ANTED — COLLECTORS FOR WASHINGTO: d floor. ‘TH. 1VING derstand packing, PALAIS a foot ANTED— ILE PAY A FAIR by Col. Mates. A) 24,95 Siro gus erat boo ok canvassing, Shoo & ‘t., secon The work of surveying for the proposed road back. to Mount Vernon has begun under the direc- tion of Col. Hains, who has been placed in charge of the project by the chief of engineers. He has started out quite a party with three instruments under the direction of Civil En- gineer B. F. Mackall, of this city. There has been but one line laid out for survey as yet, but it is likely, in fact it is Col. Hains’ intention, to survey several available routes before making his report. He said this morning that he ex- pected that the work of examining the routes would be completed within two months, when he would make his report to Gen. Casey, giving the data of each line, the probable cost to transform each into a solid, substantial road, and possibly making recommendations as to the feasability or advisability of some particular route, ANTED—TWO [UST BE Fecommended,. AbD at ya M st. ri m 4 aud 9 0" W* T KIRT A #iris for plain sewing, wa TED-A Gop ‘TYPE SF runner. Hel, to THE PATE 505 D st. n. bster Law Buildin a ANTE! ay COMPETENT INDUSTRIO} of at to fill pei $Y. Call 10 to ns lew Jersey ave. bw. ANTED—AT hour in the 4 salar; 408 3 mi Colored help of all Kunde for city, at once. STEINER & woos Fst (Walter built myl4to31* first WANTEDS y y ANTED—AN EXPE URSE 1 thorwaghly corapet for young ¢ to Ro away for t auinmer: references requ Wi V TANTED — ONE COLORED WOMA’ Mashing, jrouing sud colored boy to'do mopping, WANTEDSA STEADY, do general bh msework ina fatndly cy with references, 430 10th st. %. WANED “A SETTLED SINGLE MA on dairy far bring ood réferences. Call at ply 1714 Fat. n, w. A NATIONAL HIGHWAY. His idea is to make this road a national high- way, a government turnpike that will serve as a@ memorial of the fame of Washington, whose home it is to connect with the city that bears his name, a road wide enough to accommodate the great traffic that is sure to be attracted to itdaily. It is not to be, in Col. Hains’ mind, merely a thoroughfare for the convenience of travelers, a means of inlet and outlet to the farmers and mnhebitants of the region lying to myL ANTED-THRE Kirt hands. 21 own hanged, Accompaty ailicision with, sta through charming landscapes. _ information, Address MOHAWK DETECT KEAU, Headquarters Wie: a Kansas, if my] a WH MAID FOR 1 to look after a littl ea required. Apply Public Amusements. Aunavon’s Opera Hovst.—‘The Pirates of Penzance” has been heard so often that its beauties of music and libretto are well known. Its presentation last night at Albaugh’s by the Lamont Opera company was witnessed bya large audience who manifested their approba- tion by frequent applause. Miss Helen La- mont as Mabel, Miss Mabella fergie as Ruth, Sig. Brocalini as the Pirate W. Brod, erick as the Sergeant of Police ana Louis De ANTED—A MAN (AGE A Lange as Gen. Staniey, were especially noticea- | ¢\\ sinady ble for the excellence of their work, though all | G'ce"s store. Address Box 10, 5: ee did well and the chorus and orchestra were ef- A) reinfon woreall fective. y wood wages will be a New Natroxat Treater.—The class of plays | SOD Elia Star offioe: to which “Starlight” belongs does nothin, Ws NILD—EXPERIENCED SAL elevate or improve the dramatic nateaon, Tony ribuan, oo. Ta dep the object being merely to give a few people ~ ig = y- an opportunity to appear in certain lines of special work. These plays, however, please a portion of the public whose only desire ix to pass a couple of hours listening to songs and Doning at flying feet in the dance. Vernona Jarbeau long ago gai an established repu- | tation as a jolly singer and dancer, and my OF ABO wly usetul U0 Penusylvi Pa, YOUNG MAN, Hinself gn pone wt must be well recone WASTEDAAT ‘T THIRTY). &¢ i barbers GA. IMDAWAY. ou Wit good most cutter and abie, to tbe ob cee 1 dar (acgage room: | Oth st. nw then. Last night she labored under the disad- | vantage of a bad cold, but still went through her part with a good deal of vim, and her topi- cal song was very well received. Her engage- ment will only last four nights. yANTED—A GOOD “BUSIN Partuer: references requi tof mautacts V hat has a very aud produce x Star office, Hargis’ Buovu Tearer. he Ranch King” drew a good house at Harris’ last night, | WANTED. and introduced two good people—Mr. MeM. | situations furnisi + ay plicati Barnes, as the Ranch King, and Miss May Treat, | ern itivnsiprepared by an expert; mt por spre ANTED — TURN ‘Mill, opposite Lase- 1Gst. as Pug. On these rested the burden of the drama, though their support was fair. heategl 's TueateR.—Lilly Clay's Gaiety Bur- a e company crowded Kernan's theater last nig M pall grown ANTED-—IN AGENTLEMA. t, and at each act from the ‘Four in Hand A the city. & meee white women wre “ for generel housework: no washing; ood Picnic” to the burlesque ‘Harem Secrets,” | for ee: required. een By with which the performance concluded, the audience exhibited the greatest enthusiasm. The most remarkable feature was the per- formance on the slack wire by Cyrene. Grose Turater.—The performance at the Globe last night introduced some of the best people in the variety profession, and the vari- ous acts were given with a neatness and finish that were evidently satisfactory to the large audience which witnessed them. y ANTEDIWAIST AND SKI een 6 aud 8 o'clock p.m, Wt DS. 1105 18th Ss E Tea, conducted by ladies, white and’colored, for all kinds of District aud states, with references, my1i- 7 Mat. lu” TO SELL THE PI Tue CuoraL Soctety Festivar. — The Pte cae musical féstival which will be given at hols the qothes without olne. the New National theater this week by the Choral Society, assisted by the Boston Sym- ANTED—AD the three regular concerts on Friday night and AMBITIOUS, EARNEST Saturday afternoon and night, there will be his localit; ible be a public rehearsal of the “The Spectre’s Bride” | References, MANUFACTURER, Lock Dogo by both Choral Society and orchestra on Fri- | ¥- day afternoon, the seats for which may be se- cured now just the same as for any of the reg- ular performances, wiz Lewis’ Bexerit.—The benefit on Sat- urday bos to Miss Annie Lewis gave that oung an opportunity to show her friends a tie, lee Gil ene ae oka tad improved ANTED—SALESME: to ell 0} gent stanp. Wages No postals answered. ing. ge. Cent. wie Snr advanced for iker ond.) FOLK'S MEAT Si unye' located outside principal cities, tu revr resent, ., Cincinnati, Obfo. Ww. ing), joor, BOY TO ASSISTIN A Bak. fF Pi 1s hildren 45 re 7th aud Bounder; 1.’ 13. the west of the city, but a road to enable peo- | ee pene gr ga —WE wit To Bit | sopbertemes the pilgrimage to Mount Vernon | WN" vood men everywhere to FEE coe y means of the pleasantest kind of locomotion | Secret Service Department. No membership fo LIGHT le «irl 9 f ag fer at 1710 minecticut aves between 6 and 10 ate snd Gand 9 UT 16 iu bar, ia ave.: i Wi HO MUST tent to ‘BURNH AMS, thet | skit called *Starligh as written for her, the | cine one agent 1 S87 in. four” days: other people being introduced simply for fill- I oral ie ajputen in one, Gs ing. She has played it hore before. and it docs with circulate apg tering, s. G HAM | not materially differ now from what it was » Publishers, 324 ¢ exten- R, AT THOS. Ww. ames Tt men and women, domestic lubor, for n.) a perfect success; pat- ent recently issued; sold only’ by agent, to whom tie exclusive right is given: on receipt of 50c. we will send line Ly mail; also circulars, price 1 phony orchestra. has excited great interest in | ana Meri to aga: sec mike your t tornit tonya ato 4 musical circles and already bids fair to be a | Addrem WORCESTER PINLESS Cloves LINE financial as well as an artistic success. Besides | CO. 17 Hermon st., Worcester. mye in gi0'S 610 my6-ma&tudw VE WISH A FEW MEN x guods by sample to the wholesale aud Tgest uanuf'rs in our line. Enclose 2- yy, Permanent position. 3, ad- in her profession. “Cheek” had been played by Mr. Roland Reed in this city before, but it had never received quite so good an interpre- tation as on that occasion. Miss Lewis proved herself a bright soubrette, who sings well, dances well, and has a keen ‘appreciation of the ludicrous. She is easy and graceful in manner, and will undoubtedly make her mark in her rotession. Her efforts were loudly applauded | Butlers. 8AM'L A, COOMBS, 926 F st.n.w. = the audience, and she was the recipient of AN several handsome Boral tribes ab will Witte a Tue Founpay Civus.— ‘oundry Club wi men, Butlers, Waiters an give 8 concert at the Rational Rifles! armory oe ae oe ee on Thursday evening, when they w: as. ame sisted by the Georgetown Amateur orchestra, Ww: State annie acter et ‘A COLORED GIRL, maid, to travel for the sum through the day, 2219 F st. n. w. W3STED-AT HEADQUARTERS — Post ‘Chambermiaid, W Bane emesis Waiters. waitress or SITUA. y willing to sew and make herself useful. Call any m yTieut TIONS, undress, and Cooks. Coacinen, TED—GO TO DICK’ AGENCY FOR COOKS, Houremaids, Waitress, Nurees, Laundress, C ach: eral housework oa ah RESPECTABLE WHITE a second experienced an jable. Address M. VU. Mr. E. J. Whipple, Mr, Herndon Morsell, Mrs. | Siar étice. soba celoce Mid LuElla Wagner and other prominent local tal- | \yrANTED-BY A YOUNG MARRIED COLORED ant. The program will be carefully arranged aa work in store Or private family, or, ony ind and will include the works of the best compos best of city reference. Addriss 2; 4 ers as well as some of lighter quality. A ATED BY A SETTLED WHITE Wi situation as infant's purse; thoroughly Ovipe Mustx Concent Company.—Ovide Mu- sin, the distinguished violinist, supported by his’ excellent company, which includes Mr. Whitney Mockridge, tenor; Annie Louise Sey Avply 610 18th st. NTED-REMEMBE! amyl ‘OMAN, experi: enced; no objections to traveling. Also, a competent young woman, situation as nurse; best city Feferenee. BME hs Bs E mae rey ki a LL CASH PRICES WILL BE PAID for sof a and silver, or Cention W W clnas repair; for cash; must be cheap. A stating price, Box 2, Star oilice. yl WANTED IL BAUM Pas THE HIGHEST CASH prices for secoud-band Furniture, Carpets wud Feathy 219 7th at.» Entire Households a specialty. Address WAXIED., -FOR A GENTLEMA my11 USE A GOOD horse; sound, gentle and stylish. ‘Adarem Bor 8 Star ofiice. myli od for new jew- elry or solid sliver ware, by 8. DES! 43 9th, , Room 4. ee 1-7 TANTED-SECOND-WAND BUGGY IN-FINOT dress, 1-3t WV ANTED— Iw 7 TO RENT FC |THE BU country place, furnished, on line of rail road, within haif ay OF ity. | Responsible sud ful.” Address, with full particulars, 1 ave., Washington, D ( A STABLE INC) AL LOC for Avery tnd boarding; business seetiam of ety price aud particulars: Address LIVE. RY; Star = Wi LE — THREE BE! ‘ucorner; UTIFUL BUILDING Lots, x66 ft, on North Uapi- tol st, bet. "Mand the Flectrie railway ; also several shaliow Lots on M st, bet. North Ca: dayvol and. 1st n easy torus if desired.” Apply to JOHN sHeuw y acres: bea vit aths or by ar. Ba 1, 810 1th wt. w. CO), 1407 F at my FE BALE OR RESTS (ATTRACTIVE COUNTRY ——— home on « VOR SALE-] can 4 BLOCK ye COLU! MBIA acres, with tata. 8. horth side Koanoke st., 13th and 14th ai Price only ki DOO im K lot ioe Sus130. 5c. per foot, For terms, & sf Fayette and St, Paul sis., Baltimore, r La be a | FOR ie AT! aed REL, MD.. A 5-ROOM HOUSE, R SALE- rary PST., BE ox. | BSE fe jot B88 feet front = 150 feet | . per foot, leep: utiful grove; »p $1; cor. 14th an Tapes, fruit trees and soca all neces ft... 7c. an Bom chane e to secure @ country home at mod- Apbly to RICHARD L- WALL ACH, Rogan $3. Feudal building. my 13-G1* JANTED—TO RENT—FROM JUNE TO ocTO- ra first-class cottage, thorowehly furnished ; bed-rooms and ty of shade : with Address, eiving E. 4. JOR SALE—THREE LOTS, EA TO alley, ou Oat, between aigt aud 234, at = 30 per foot if taken atonce. Apply to 3. T. DYE: my’ 304 Fat nw, JOR SALE—A GOOD LOT ¢ ON, B ST. A Goo! D ad terms, "ec corner lot, 446 aud O sts. per foot. Lot " 7 = on 436, between M aud N ste. “Be Lot on | Liat. Washlngton, D.C ie ot and ‘Sl per foot —FALLS © bit ray 4igand E sts. ED-GOOD PASTURE Lumber of horses: 10 miles from city. terme, 25 for pasture; stabled in day and fed to graiu and hay aa protection from fties aud. sin bury, 18s, month; reference, John A. Baker, #26: Rich’d Snuth, Webster law building; J, 1509 Pa. aye.’ E. E. BERRY, Forestville, _ my s y ANTED — RESPONSIBLE PARTY WILL PAS- ag ow good horses for the summer at $:. per month; fue Syans range, with rand s de; every attention, “Address J. ft., Star o! my8-6t y ANTED—TRY &CRIBNER, BEST BUTTERINE, rolis and prints 20c. pound; cooking, 130. pound, Warranted not to get strong or rancid ‘ike butter Goes) for one month, oF mouey refunded. Families served at residences. ’ For sale yniy at stalis 328, 329 all, middle of fish aisle) Center 145, Northern ‘Liberty Market, Open . ©. SCRIBNER. “my9-im ‘TO PASTURE AT GEN. E.F. rin, 7 miles fromecity. Address or inguireo! E0 LATTEMTY, Hay’ Beales, corner TOU st. and Louisiana ave., city ap29-1in WASTED-To Buy FOR HIGHEST CASH PRICE ee and Furniture Carpets, ete.; Pp ; TO PASTURE — KEEI ention to o1 or. by Wwe S oa Winter and summer # specialty. Order box at Price’s Stables, 311 6th st. n.w.: f gies 7 pe St ge Smiles from city. O. H. P. CL aie Ma. apl Tia” ws TED—STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND vvating Works; Feathers Kenovated, Mat- and Motha De- ‘lophoue 1008-2. i tresses Made Over, Furniture Steam stroyed, V ALYOUNGS,1402 Pa.av.,16 Wee e' bichest cash prices’ will Loan Oftice, 201 Penn, ave., corner 2 FOR RENT—ROOMS. RENT IN “PRIVATE FAMILY, THREE UN sh na ating Rooms ou second floor; sekeeping: use of bath: ‘convenient to ines; terms moderate, 1008 6th si ND uit wink hic ABRLYS i. my26 Wor af, T. N. W., FURNISHED bie boura, at very moderate my10-6t* OTH AND H 1342 Q ith good exchanged. R { floors, communicating or single; ele- new. bouse ull niodern appointments; sum 728 20th * -CH os FWo OR THRE ant communicating unfurnisued or partly a Lished rooms; on second oor. = w. 1° JOR” RENT-TWO VERY LA SSECOND floor Kooma; mod. imps. ; Jonstion Het ery é ished or uniurnished. 605 New ‘Sersey 3 furn Ww. \T—1400 LST, FUR front room, with boara. D eo ba JPOE RENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, SEO- oud and third floors; bay-window house; private iamily. 635 Eat. uw, Also, bed-room. 10 per month. 1303 F st. n.w. my7-1 VOR RENT—ROO} ale, or part of hi 1; ews: UMUNICATING OR ae ‘hen; location cen- tral ns uear Metropolitan stub; supp; merrates. 816 between Hand I'sts. n.w. 1t* Fee eth DEMIGHTECLEY | PLEASAN Apartments, with a private family, at 1340 131 - opposite park ; at summer rates, special reduction to gentlemen; references exchanged. 13st" Biss RENT—A_ NEWLY- FURNIGAED ahONT Room, O10 per month. Board if $13" Columbia st Uw FORRENT- ATI: uished cormmunicat Bath and gas; summer rates, IR RENT—1433 L ST. uites of Parlors, on first aid second floors, auit- for @ club of gentlemen; rented in suite or sin- every convenience andcomfort. my 13-3t ‘OR RENT NEATLY FURNISHED xorg: conveniences for light butsekeepin red. Apply 815 11th at. n.w. Cars pass the Ss ” FUR- ing tous,” om second, foot, my13-2t* ees oor ae NT~AT 1321 K 8T., COOL, DELIGHT- ful angenmaly: furnished rooms en suite, suitable for heada of burewus ; also single rooms for gentlemen at low rates for the siummer. Fu SALE—CHOICE LOTS ON MASSAGHU SETTS House and stab): ave, (Bolajr Heighta) at @1 ber feos, aud ou Water Side Driveat b0c. PEND. PDANIS. sivecons Hoss aad ceabie; ae melncias from od 19 Fst__| station, #200 year Five-room House. @8 JOHN E. TERHEY & RY Co, _ Washington telephone call 7¢ RNER LOT, 100x150, CENTRAL it ‘Menaian ‘Hill; high ground, view Falls Church, Va. myl1-3t *uny LL ‘DENS. P. DAVIS, 1319 F at. OR SALE- : FE G% SAGE sds GHANGE [FOR SPECULATION; | Ten Actos Land. qne and half miles from Falls Iof fronting 63 ft. on the south side of T at. near | Church station: ond nine-room Mouse and stable Row Heronnes, oo. om the eouth side of fruit and shade im abundance. Price $3,000, install: fu an immediate pur’ haser ® Hiatt fa worth 8125! “Sew maby House 0. nis Lot qill subdlvide nicely and ce ry Fee ay ay ae Oy | ten minutes from station. $2,250, smali | A) gio! gery e.; desirable Pieasant Homes in Carlin Springs, Dunn Loring, houses: cheap. Vieuua and Herndou, my 11-6 {f You are seeking ® Country Home, do not fail to R SAL! 7TH-LOT mages F. FEBREY & ©0.. Falls Church, Va, Feniae hit a. ft; tm Sua OF GOB | Washineton telephone connection eat 07. mya eat ver Spring Station, Set Branchs only 7 wastes freee TOR SALE TO BU: 5 AND IN ce — the city. FT DYER, Het anc ° mofyae DI I will sell, cheap, in block: ly, th Roniical lots in ‘the best improved sauates at improved sau Ok RENT—OR SALE- oom frame house, ou: jot 502200. Apply 17 40 T HYATTSVILLE, A 6- mer Eicken: outbui at. nee. A LIMITED NUMBER ONLY, OF A FEW OF he Park, This property is situate at the the best building lots in Laurel; size of lote, Soniwes of necticut ave. ona and ins | 1003 walk to station; 20 minutes Kalorama Heights, the new bridwe and the park drive, | from ington, 20 minutes trot Balilunore an est and near by the proposed Zoological gardens. Au elec: | press trains, Peerettani pe copetructed. a charter having already | | To persons that will build we have decided to offer been obtained from Congress. Speci¥l prices to peo- | few ol til June 15th, for 8275. 4 cess. bak: ple of prominence who will biiid five houses. anes in one and two years, grep month stailaiente, ior plat; also bulletin of ‘cheap proper Address HELPS & SHAFT Cera J AGGAOIAN, ~ my11-6t_ Laurel, Ma, . OR SALE—ONLY $800, ON E oy : owe of best ode an m, cop Foe SeTb0 alles" noetn Oe EAen ark fou, 9 maites from city, probal aI Cf South 9 miles from city, probable capital of South CARUSI, SUsEEELL S & 4 Hare chauoe fo my10-5t 8 F st. nw. NCHA E. “PRIRWAN, 924 Pa. ave. (OR SALE LE_DESIRABLE Cov “NOTICE! IMPORTANT! ce va who want to buy # Lot or House, al 10.000." mandit Good fan my New Bulletin before purchasing. You wn $2 niles trom cit will pay you, ec ns cheap. TYLER & tae peer my my8-lw* 8th and F sts. b.w. oe R SALE-THE HANDSOMEST TRACT FOR Fok SALE_DESIRABLE BUILDING Lot. 92.00 sub-division in’ the vicinity of Washington, at x01 just off of Mass. ave, 5! fippting Kalo | Brooks (the first static lhe Metropolitan rail- Eas $3,300. “DULANY’& WHITIN Toad, opposite the university, near the electric cars, w ade 4. in which sub division nearly all chance for a nd REDFORD W. WALKER, 1006 F. BELVOIR MANOR FARM, ..: 365 acres good lwud, well fenes red | Tire ‘brick, house wewly: fitted ice-house, filled: stables, barns, a we = ~l— pomsessi0n SALE—WE OFFER S80 iss feoason, ‘Tenant in separete quarters {ari Teepe hae Set aiatae eee thE Soar cp shares Ssteax seems Batti: | more ase hugh. with magus jew. very | Spx iaeae as Dealtny and com! dress | Aa SA: Bares « “oo. ee Rotter HINCKLEY, ap20-1m 140% St .w, | _m10-16* 1310 Mass. ave. n.w ington, D.C. OR SALE—240 ACRES. NEW. § ROOM HOUSE new barn, fine water and aree dairy-house:’ 1 mile from, Rockville ana c ycatate Just sold for sub-division t terms. OOOK D. Li OR SALE— 8,000 FEET OF GROUND: New Hampshire ave, 25th and A sis... will make twolve or more Tots of not less than 12 fest Frontane, | tion free to bed | Pianos and orwaus, tecuis to suit bayer. FOR SALE — Ml SCRLLANEOUS FINE, LARGE BLACK ™ wit *0, acahds 18 bands bores. Gun boseenat’ 5 Fy" SALE—NEW MILCH OoW. FORME CHEAP port Cate, ary iO JAMES FRIST, 40 14th st n.m. sre TDR SALE GOOD-WILE AND FIXTURE oF Bere oars, etelient ROKER, Btar oRice oe ay Fis, SALE—A REAL BARGAIN LF sol ote 8 #200 upright grand Prat part ows tt PradFen a'Cosuiry: oh ea oh Fosse JUST ARKIVED, THIRTY HORSES, stnone tein soane draft. drvers aid eagle aan: ee. BCL tid terest ed 638 D stn te a soe JOR SALE — HOWE DORMANT SCALE-2500 van racy in tc order FP MA nig 1 xn SALE 0 WiLL, KCY a SORREL HORS 1g andes years cid, mud fartenn = ast, toxether with’ Side-lar i ‘Rc. Call or sddreas 803k. Copal at ites SALE-AT A BACKIFICN “A Goon, FINE: ase fire-pro.f mate has cor bition ern improvements: good as new: cLiay ‘Address Box 133, Star office R SALE AL. BEST DPODERIZED sTOvM F? Fluid, 750.; delivered to any art of tue sity AGLMES A BRO, my13-6t* Corner ist and F sts. how, JOR SALE — DARK BAY OR BROWN MAKI NOU oF OO pounds: lively di carries well, I. W. GREEN, Rovwies’, Ma. my ALE STEAM Lar de 10 FEET Lune & 7 Can be seem ied SV AVS Mackine Shope, oye “mya SALE—NEW, DURABLE vk at DESIGNS Devorat mate of a ven aud pur Vtorre colts 2th st. aw. A SMALL FIVE-YEAR-OLD with black lady or boy WG. ply te ay 11-3¢° ok SALE—AT “ROSE! MONT.” tatio Luguire on SALE dou high: 3 5 76 HAN 6 to three mine BAY MAKE, an trot ch A NICE ad. and aw. JOR SALE—AT BUR Pair ot mean tsa stylish owner has no fur JOR SALE Y by the Fyn wc te Cou - 043 Penn, e.; mistit; tor Fouy: man ut m Go address Wari, beat ote ad PS Fok SALE THREE MALE BLACK AND TAN terriers, four mouths old, exceient breed. JL. tar oth (OR SALE—THE STEAMER OL boen thorouguis ovesbauied and iu first-class condition and ent city a a 0. Address THUS, A xe st, Balthuore, Mi MEEKS. “1 HAVE MEEKS MEEK pairing aud fat Ozl wo U2s U tne. and seo for youre y 10-1 BLICK SALE Ok RENT—THE yard, Alexaudria, Va. This yard is excelient S0-hotse bot iuery and buildings 24,000 ea OR 2, ave 8. FM myl0-4t* _ 1127 late pees T SACKIFICE PRICES. ‘An clewaut Square w. perb an Coat @30U; fine stool and month will buy it; or @1US cash down, Bee thin LU per Vane, it's vory fine. 1 syuare piano, for onl $2 per mopth till p bargail; one quarter thofough instruc ) EXCHANGE, 913 Ps 18. Tdi PIA The Leading Mano Hi: _ | ROH, SALE—AT 4 SACKIFICE—ONE OF wondert al veld pla) 1uy iy SE SECOND-HAND UpkiGdt ri, piano eed fur flv spleudad d-batd equa HUGO ‘WoucH & Cu. |. OR SALE ONE. f Rtsaiat surrey Pe Pian ay TWOSEATED CANOF - nd sty ish re at HOW AnD my 2-L 30 DAYS, 7s & Carriage aud ‘Har- rains than were ever of- Hotse st ABLES sedi Cat {OK SALE OW EXCHANGE —# reds OK SALE—AN ELEGANS ROSE WOOD UPRIGHT HO; food ws hew; fully warranted, tor @1 verincluded, AtG. L. WALD & Bi 4 BAL GAINS 3 to ex THe PANO Fee, Sate post finest upright 1% EXCHANGE, the leading piauo Louse, $id Pa. ave. _mys-im aplé FRANK B. CONGER, 1415 F st. ro par anes; one . LUCKE {OR SALE-20 BOATS, ALL STYLES, #10 TO OR GALE— fe myl0-6t ” bu. F THAT SPLENDID LOT Fa SALE—TO THE } HIGHEST 3 BIDDER, WITH- CUMBERLAND BOaT-moUSE, gH southoust corner New Hampstiry ave.and Bat. at out reserve, za acres, 3 wiles | _ Foot ot F si. aw, $53 per foot, NKB.CONGER. | | irom W 2 Tera | FE: SALE_OR E: EXCHANGE AT rue Ub HoKSEAND —8P16 a rage ir, ¥40 La. ave. the lanwest aid tu Fi. SALE VERY DES RADE 101s NG ae sia EAD ECD | complete st ck of uot and soutid bmud atetmvl top BL and $125 per foot, These are | 1817 — + Doctor's ating Ki willbe profitable as int | JOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR Cl aos PRO ding Wagous, Vestinent. J. i. me iee ie Fst. ap20-lm perty, owner offers his country seat; 10% cy Delivery Wane Mls Wage SSeS = areata TGHTS—> | BOW 8-room hone er; fruit: : Grocer’s, Express and Farm Wasons, Varulsl We have COL MBIA B sours Totaforenlein | Beat Faliroed stot iin ~ oe “pte at Feas Juable prides aba cu tae Gifterout locations of Columbia, Heights: Mesdquar- BEAUTIFUL FARM ters cn lawest prices, 4 PARKER, tion, PP age from Ws ig. pole dit for the Courtland Wagons. mb16- Ae st. dal ‘WALKER 1OUGF awe homies meee ESTNon IN 3 OHA Ror sors 145” ACRES, #15 PER ACRE, LE, BUS. ESS | © ANCES. (fed aweliing and all gutbuiidimies, ut, water ee | —s = LE—GOO Do- wood in abundance; 1 mile trom -t9 ing pood, SE ES ‘food wil | station ou B. &. P. railroad; 10 tuiles troun city tobe | poe tL, = prin Pl stat x fb Sane ‘sold cheay ropristor in bad health will id cheap and sors en iy." Houses 1020 and "1022 | 7 i= rf ae = red leg ho rib Oro 4th, 0 any South Capitol at. Washington, D.C” Address MARION | we t 1 trustee and Attorney-at-Law, . &. Co., Md. my8-1m OR RENT — AT HYATTSVILLE, MD, NEW W ANTED—BY AN ATTORNEY IN GOOD STAN ing before all departments, to borrow $3,000 for two youre at 7 per cent security, 7,000 pension and burg, F tlacellmiecusElatite Bow pen dig. Can repay amount (eagekt ok Mulicen Sigken: eerie ae, Piiesate of S250 to 9500 per month, interest on | ielstel. ena): Eo iin utes {ron station. nll amount borrowed, mn. Addrges ATTORNEY, Star omce. 14-31 TYLER & RUTHERFORD, ‘Real Estate and. Insurance, 1307 F st. nw. RARE < CHANCE—FOR SALE A BUTTER, EGG, luce and general merc! in city; doing a fine business; pear Center LE—NEW COTTAGE A AT “BROOKLAN {OR RENT—305 3 LARGE UNFUR- market ‘Branc Eiitned oo molesting Toms, parlor floor, ina new | Nit fell low, Address A. D., Star office, th a jean bets-room: a Oe house, nowly papered jousekeeDiti; refer = from. station, and six minutes from ter- euces require: ildren 1-3" | Jyusiness IN DISTANT CITY REQUIRING MY | minus of electric railway it 100x150 wish shade. JOR RENT—ENTIRE THIRD FLOOR 410 Pat, B attention, will dispose of lease and stock of Frice 84,800. Apply to LEIGHTON & PALKO, trus- four ae pice. ake rooms; water snd. bat! moe cn nears A oe in cit o Rag oe ES = Au secol ent z. ry numl Sethe TE SEE auire AF store THULE” | dom met with, ‘Abletee RS We Star cHlce my 12-8t | FOR SALE-AT BROOKLAND. FIRST, starios JOR REN rHB. PAR. Wena PARTNER — ARCHITECT, WITH | cars, o te University Hugh, healthy and beauti- gmalicapltal, to establish @ business’ Address | fully situated. Lo O cents: easy te P. E,, Star office. my also vary, pretty ‘cottage, “REDFORD WW FouRe iANT ROOMS FOR SUMMER AT prices: single aud eu suite. 913 M rhais" my1i-8¢* R RENT—1237 MASS. AVE., TWO NICELY furnished second-story communtesting rooms; cet exposure. myl JOR it (OOMS AT ae 15TH ST. oreviooking McPherson square. Choic house. OR RENT—LARGE, HANDSOMELY-FURNISHI Tou, first floor; Suite on second at reasonable After Juno 1a sulte of parlors, s jau's office, Caterer; mesis $15, ave. Dw. FOR RENT TWO OR THREE FURNISHED OR unfurnished pleasant rooms for light Soi ing or bed ro Apply xt 302 Lew. JOR RENT—ROOMS ON FIRST FLOOR; FUR- nished or unfurnished ; suitable for housekeeping; ud delightful for suiainer; also basement rooms, Cat X-FURNISHED SEC- with alcove, bay window, ining, back, overloo) new. myl1 oud story front rool $12 per month; room street, $10; convenient to cars; every Rd st.'ne, ‘Of H RENT BY MAY 15, FURNISHED, ROOMS, ith board, a! mer rates. 13: a eitses corner Perave andl 3 POR RENT— wu £ ROOMS, SING GLE OREN suite, in private family: furnished large do corner house south and cast front: places in every room; references required: 110} K n.w.ap9-32° ‘On Rl ae IOWA a ronnd doen COM. ER THAT ON I SEGRE OF rivate vy second floor, ina ¢ a ue fasta y ie ‘22, at National Rifles armory Wanted soos rooms i ‘Ti orcity es {RINE Sprab: | 5 sNT—AT ti le. Sh Ww cakae ‘SEC: I. Reserved seats for sale at Brentano's on | FOND, Industrial Exchange, 1008 F st-u.ws Avalter | PCtacstory frout room, suitable for Sue or tec mens Friday mornin; Buudiing oe ne Hemeu, and other pleasant furnished rooms. north —_—_—— V ea eee Ftp FOR A BOY as Pt south jure; terms reason: apls-lun A Rockville Entertainment. any Kind “of work, Address ALIVE Star oitos An entertainment will be given next Friday | _my FOR RENT—STORES. evening at the Town hall which is sure to at- Iercd citeation ts sent tr aarlng ma here OR RENT — AT HYATTSVILLE, MD.” NEAR tract a large audience. The young gentlemen | keep Teferences given. Anni Hid Mepyiand ation, two aall sores or offices’ lane lot aut: of Rockville academy will present the laugha- a | Oe es per, wood coal yard; rent low. T° ~ ” ANTED-BY AN ENGLISHMAN, BIT vaTI0 N i EE myi ble play, “Mad as a Hatter,” followed by the | WANTED BY groury, tudersianar hig ar F= RENT— Gipsy scene from the “Bohemian Girl,” in | "ess. "Address E. P. Star oftice. ans ta Mar tots which the characters are taken by several of W AXtEb- Positions z= GEBMAN ee at 1205 Feat. n.w. myi3-3t rosa are tobe pten pri tobe T" | Ptee ye te cui ag i> es | pan weg ONg STORE AND Bangs A., which is now in a very ishing state, | “myl1-6r "BURNHAM'S: O10 Om st.n.w. | town. ©” mys oe and partly to the Academy Base club, MEMBER WE | JOR RENT—A CORNER STORE, SUITABLE FOR Ww ANTED — EMPLOYERS |B Those who will take part are F. aetlyeny, ee secommnended Washington, A. soy e L. Lawrence, se oy ti Ww. rooms, same x ties Feet an menpet Ser ToaNOL op OFeice, man, i ee onan, ED— CARE OF A FURNISHED Veirs and Viers, unter, C. Mad- during 7; man and wife guy. dox, R. L. ‘Nicholson, Nona ‘and A . Wate ices THE ist OF Ton eet? z situated A. P. HILL & Oe Fed MEST ELEN, STOWE AND OM kis eg ata meat yer Paty of 1006 F ‘OR aa AND RENT—WASHINGTON GROVE ERSONS SEEKING INVESTMENT WIL PE tocommunicate with usst once. from $1,000 to $10,000 on first-class Md, several fine Cottages in different parts of the i meal? Dercent interest. JOHN by TE Bury £00. | Grove. Prince, forsale, $450 to $1,400, aud for rent, ja. Washington Telephone connection; a. Tor ee wyiiiw | “spl for the #8802 yD, PECK, 994 Fat. ARE ESS NIN JOR SALE—LOTS AT FOREST GLEN, MD. THE Fe BUSINESS OPENING. Fe apr ey becoming a member of the lumber | ington. only : shone C firm of ‘Libbey, Bilthager & Miler Gee Sed New Teck | FORD, Fleming Duliding, ABO ee mbi6-3m ave., Washington, whe = Di joods alt iL sell out'to a successor my — = — Busing Established zB yours, A lange trade wi and’ country. In ect running order. Stock now reduced very low « == eae ea ge e HE M PLES, ASANT ROOMS it is a splen ‘an one, who would relet tg store (which we own), we ould sel at ent Mrs. RENNADY, Laurel, Maryland. stock and give easy | _™Y a discount on & new invoice of tis. very RDERS FoR THE SUMMER TAKEN aT house formerly ocenpied by Mit iss Jane Janney, oBENS. MILLER, my11-3t Mst., Georgetown. _| Hamilton, Loudoun counts, Va: location ‘hig au EN’ LE, 0 Gane ee ee ee Fan. BENT, GALE, ity, No pewly painted, re- | Kipyy erences idven and regained. MES. curtaiued: 60" bedroom! ata heat, ke. Feuits 191 $3,000. over 13 FIER J! S WILL ACCOMMO- cent f0r tne last 5 ives, 1408 H st. n. eg Pairs Fe SALE —TAKOMA bine _ Bone tor ‘near station, adjoi ihe grocery sto: y cooks an potion ore, . or 3.8 date boarders at our home at Chestnut Grove, 200 yards from depot and posi-office. No children desired from % to 7 years of age; terms moderate. mylé-6t* MES. . DARBY, Gaithersburg, Ma. ‘Takoma Parl a C'est POARDERS: TAKEN FOR THE SUMMER; boot aud shoe sto gud hardware from Hamilton, 14¢ from depot; larve new pane ~ 7: ‘ATON, 629 Fiat re nw, putiding ‘cont taining 11 room healthy location. Fur- Branch office near ma Park. myQ-6t* | ther particulars apply to Mr, aid M. 1. ROGERS, N oLp D BevABLISH 5 ROGER (i | ae ea AX te purcl ir; rare chance for OARD CAN BE HAD AT MISS — Tay- swith sruail cap Satisfactory reasons given for Jor’s, at Purcell vali ing. Apply capa 1617 12th st, uw. ie, Va,, about S min £5 walk Wr WG. ralirveds at _myd-6t* from the station on the Teasonable terms. Firtur wee Pe 8 T SACRIFICE STOCK, }IRST-CLASS BOARDING HOUSE, PL. EASANTEE oat era pct tl oligo vara varnish, potions: | JENNINGS, Warrenton Varn Ae thts owner avout to jeave the city; no reasonable of jarren’ my UMMER BOARDERS WA (ED-MONT VIET hotel, Front Koyal. Va. Wi bo: of commodious builk between 10am. and 3 pun. dat, 130k SSS ‘A WELL-KNOWN BUSINESS MAN or a me oh W: if over 25 years’ experien this city and fruit abundant, scenery beautiful rerponsibly ua rom 9 to "4 poution of Write for yarticulars, JOHN’, STINSON, Pron. trust wi party or estate needing é fara => ony ce = LA Now he — zg =, FRED ee Star offices in et | = Send for SUMMER Boal BOARD ON | ‘SORT AI FARM Lo- location; healthy. Write for secre prevail ea RK SALE, DOING —— BusI- Le “os ieee ‘Address LUNCH ane Km CASTLEM. men ies ANB ea P; O, Castleman's Ferry, Clarke County, ‘Special & ‘attention PLEASANT ogy ts SEAT IN THE erty. Alc of Virginia, a = ‘the som- ae mene C3 Sas Serr ws aoe ah aes Se? hes a hearst FOR RENT—OFFICES. ee OBTAINED AT LIN- county. Va short drive, from Pur: nk 1 “Deautifal tote my 10-60" “Want 2 A BEAUTIESL AND Face rire wt es Sav high S| Bet Fo, RENT—A FRE BOOT AND SHOE STORE oe“ prsr $8 Yate w my8-10¢ R eee aS bom 8 were a mer OFFICE ON Fe FoR Room Ls: | pay for inferior work elnewbere we sbow work whether you bu cor, 6th and N.Y. av. aud 1 0 CAKLIAGES—NEW AND Tom the best makers. Landwus, Coupes, Broughams, Victorias, 1-Carts, Village Carts, Derby aud Kensington Warons, Buggies, Puactor Wagonettes aud Lixtt Coach harness. Special p —Private tau: Also, a lange dame on ta she trade. ae s, desitous of ether buyingor ind it to their advauiage to call wens, &c., are | aud storage bhsiunent wn this cou WM. Fe. Lat. nw., Manuiacturer’s Agt, te. We sbow styles Our prices for Drat- ry little higher, ii any, than what yom Li you contempl dto show you the best ¢ purchasing we would be pie Sssortment of carriages fu the i ANDKEW 3. JOYCE, _aplo-im 16 i4th street. JOR SALE—VAR ISHED WAGOX BC, AKPENTER, furniture, milk Teed wagous ‘leo = 8 . rs wet, Washington, spring Wagons, carriages and bay Spring carta, atid 1 potiy cart, on easy OHS J. COOK, New Repository, 470 a: mb30-3in KR SALE—THE “OTTO” GAS EN quires no boi Lo loss of time; Ho and price List, “b, ~- BOARDING. = = NTED-FOUR BOARDEKS, GOOD TABLE, j dow rates; four lines of care, wy lle » 1408 H ST. Special summer rates. Two persons occu ying same room. ny Lan? OOMS AND Fi CASS TABLE BOARD It @ most desiravle neuubothoud; convenient t ears and departuente, private baths peicresices. 1405 H st. ow. HE = TE! STH ST. Nw. SIGHT. seers’ Lome ; stan Sa ar interest, new furniture: ¢ Toone, with buard, 66 to @10; Das day, 81 w 82. JA. DEWITT, Prop. 4-bim LOST AND FOUND. OST—SUNDAY THE 12TH ON THE NEW CON. uit road between ILgh strest, Geongetow at please returu to the markets cor. 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