Evening Star Newspaper, May 18, 1889, Page 2

=" : THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., SATURDAY, MAY 18, 1889—TWELVE PAGES, SOCIAL MATTERS, Mrs. Harrison’s Plans for the Summer— Secretary Blaine’s Engagement. Mrs. Harrison has spent the past week in busy | §PpeD! the will spend the summer. They will leave ‘aris in September to put the children to peti and will be abroad for two years, Mrs. M. Diebitsch, who, with her daughters, Miss Marie and Mra. R. E. Peary, has been e past month in Atlantic City, re- preparation for leaving the White House for | ‘ed Thursday, much benefited by the the heated season. The executive mansion has The lady of the White House has had little time - for seeing her friends this week, as it is no bracing sea air, Mrs. M. V. Dahigren, accompanied by Miss Fanny Costigin, of Maryland, left Washin; yesterday morning for South Mountain, where Dabigren small task to arrange the wardrobe for the en- | she will arrive this afternoon, tire summer's absence from the base of sup- plies. Mrs, McKee has sat beside the President goes in her own carriage. Capt. and Mrs, Pratt D. Mannix are moving oftener in his afternoon drives in the buggy to-day from their house on E street to the marine than has Mrs. Harrison. The nurses in their white caps with their infant charges on their knees take the country air in the sumptuous barracks headquarters, THE ZOOLOGICAL PARK. , landau in the afternoons, Mr. J. R. McKeo, | Prospects Good for a | a Speedy Selection who is the President's son-in-law, will arrive from Indianapolis next week to assist in re- moving his family to Deer Park and establish- ang them there comfortably for the summer. @ jaunt down the Potomac that gd pros med on account of the death of Mr. Tiecadyhe Ries, who wars personal friend of the President's and of the Secretary of State, of Site. The prospects are good for a speedy selec- tion of a site for the zoological park and for a settlement of the matter. The commission considered the whole question at a meeting last night. They have been over the whole will probably occur next week. Secre' tary ground carefully from Massachusetts avenue Blaine had invited the members of the diplo- | extended to the military road, and have con- matic corps to meet Sir Julian Pauncefote, the | sidered the relative merits of the sites proposed. new British minister, and it was to be, and will be, the event of the week in which it It is a nice question to settle, that of getting as occurs. As society sees more and more | ™Uch land as possible for the money appro- of Sir Julian Pauncefote, it has more | priated, and at the same time securing a loca- and more occasion to congratulate itself | tion as near the city as possible. upon a really valuable acquisition to its cir- cles. In private life Sir Julian is found to be an interesting man. He is a good talker and is AT THE MEETING LAST EVENING they had a number of experts before them and not a bad raconteur; but his matter is | €0t their opinions as to the actual value of the better than his manner in some respects. | laad. They considered also anumber of letters He can stand upon his dignity with from property-owners along Rock Creek valley. ® grand air, but as a rule he is| Each piece of property was taken up sepa- courteous to affability and __kindliness, He is seen to the best advantage after dinner, when the strains of music are heard in the drawing room. He isa technical musician of high quality for an amateur. In his younger | from rately and its merits and value carefully con- sidered, with the aid of the expert's opinions, In this way they determmed upon the value of every piece of Propert in Rock Creek valley Yoodley road to ‘Military road, and were days he used to compose, and played the piano | pretty well determined as to what they could with considerable skill. He has a sonorous baritone voice and used to sing. Whether do, though they are not yet ready to announce auy decision. ‘The property nearer Massachu- Washington society will make the most of the | setts avenue was not considered at all, as it was British minister's social qualities remains to be ees that the prices required for its pur- seen, but certain it is, as he has repeatedly ex- pressed his opinion of it. that he looks forward with much pleasure to his term of residence in @ country where he has already many close friends, ase put it out of the question. WHAT SECRETARY NOBLE AND PROP, LANGLEY SAY. Both Secretary Noble and Prof. Langley ex- pressed the opinion toa Star reporter to-day Mr. and Mrs. H.Winthrop Gray, the latter be- | that they would be ready to announce a decis- ing well known here as Miss Tillie Frelinghuy- ion before Jong, and they were confident of the sen, will live at Mr. Gray’s place in Newport | Satisfactory establishment of a park. The site during the early Pema ths Lucy Freling- | selected will, doubtless, be north of Woodley huysen and Mrs. John Davis are in Paris,where | Toad, but as close to the city as it is possible to they have delightful — rtments for the season, | get enough land for the amount of money to be Mr. Frederick Frelinghuysen occupies the fam- ily residence in Newark, N. J., where the wed- ding occurred. The beautiful house at Lenox, built after the colonial fashion by Mrs. Freling- huysen, will remain closed during the early summer. It is possible that a family party will assemble in its spacious rooms for the autum- nal season, when the bride of May will be the center of the re-united circle. expended. TWO OF THEM CAPTURED. “Cyclone Bill” and Another One of the Men who Robbed Paymaster Wham. The adjutant-general of the army received the following telegram this morning from The engagement of ex-Secretary Bayard and | Brig.-Gen. Miles, at San Francisco, in relation Miss May Clymer has been formally by letters written by the young lady to her friends, who are now most industriously ex- jounced | to the capture of two of the brigands who re- cently robbed Paymaster Wham: “Commanding tending to her their congratulations.” ‘The | Officer Department of Arizona telegraphs that wedding day will not be unduly postponed, commanding officer at Fort Thomas. Ariz., re- and Mr. Bayard will then take his bride to the | ports that Cyclone Bill, arrested at Clifton, was family home in Wilmington to reside. brought into the post on the evening of the A delightful party of Washingtonians will| 6th by Lieutenant Clark and United States spend the summer near each other in the Blue Ridge mountains, in F Mr. and M their accustomed country place in that region, and Capt. and Mrs, Mullan and the Misses Mul- lan and Mrs. and the three Misses Cullen will take ~ their summer quarters in the historic house known as Tyrconnell. Capt. John Mullan arrived in the city trom the Pacific coast this week, and has been seriorsly indisposed with a severe cold for the past few days, and the malady is only now yielding to treatment. Senator and Mrs. Stanford have left San Francisco, where they spent a few days on their recent ari J in California, and are now at Menlo Park, where the Senator has his fine ranch and country place. Mrs. Senator Stewart, of Nevada, who is now in Paris, writes to her friends that she is about to leave the French capital on account of its crowded condition. Mrs. Stewart was staying with Mrs. Hook+:’s sons, who are at school in Paris. Mrs. Hooker is at present in Cali- fornia, and will join her mother here when she arrives for the summer. Mr. J. RB. Littell and Miss Mabel Raum, daughtor of Gen. Green B. Raum, were mar- ried Thursday evening at the residence of the bride’s pare! 1322 Rhode Island avenue. ‘The ceremony, which was in the presence of only the immediate members of the two families, was performed by Rev. Father Chap- elle. A younger sister of the bride acted as bridesmaid, and the groom was attended by his brother, Mr. Wm. Littell. The bride looked lovely in a Greek gown of white India crepe, | and carried a bouquet of Puritan roses. Im-| mediately a erward a reception was held and the large and beautiful decorated rooms were soon filed with the many friends of the bride and groom. After rec ing congratulations Mr. and Mrs, Littell took a train for the north on their bridal tour. Upon their return they will goto housekeeping in the northwestern part of the city. The whole first floor of the house was thrown open for the reception, and the long suite of rooms were specially suited for such an occasion. A table loaded with substantials and delicacies afforded grateful refreshment. A number of well- known young ladies in becoming evening cos- tumes attended to the wants of the guesta. Ex-Senator and Mrs. Henderson expect to leave for Europe shortly, to be gone for some time. During their absence their fine new resi- dence on 16th street extended, now approach- ing completion, will be placed in the eee of the P. Hanson Hiss manufacturing company to be decorated and furnished ready for occu- pancy on their return, Mrs. Annie Louise Powell sang at the White House last night dy invitation of Mrs. McKee, rendering her lullaby “Bye, Baby Bye,” which has been dedicated to the executive grandchild. She was warmly congratulated by Mrs. McKee and other members of the family both upon the simple beauty of the song and her manner of singing it Mrs. Powell also sang several other songs. After the concert last night Mr. Calderon Carlisle, president of the Choral society. enter- tained the soloists and others at his residence on I street, where a couple of hours were very | Pleasantly enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Henscheil and Mr. Parker sang several songs. To-night it is understood that the President, as well as Mrs. McKee, will listen to the production of | Dvorak’s “‘Specter’s Bride.” Judge Henry Strong is building two houses on the south side of K street, between 16th and 1ith streets, Mrs. George Alfred Townsend, who is the guest of friends in this city, willleave for her country place, “Gapland,” on South Mountain early in the week and will be accompanied by Mra. Frank Gross, 1 PMrs. Wilson, the mother of Miss Emma Jean Wilson, was operated upon for glaucomo at the Gartield hos Fal on Monday. Tee eye was re- moved and Gi gre who is doing well, will have the use of the other one. Mrs. Wilson had been under the care of occulists in Phila- delphia. and was but recently brought to this city by her daughter, Mrs. Hearst returned from New York city ss from where she saw Mra. A. E lead and her daughter = on Wednesi Mrs. Hearst was afterward detained in New York by telegrams announcing Senator Hearst's severe illness in Mexico, and Mrs. Hearst hourly expected for two days to be summoned | to his bedside. The Senator is now out of aang: and Mrs. Hearst is recovering from the nervous exhaustion of her painful sus- pense. She is in ber Highland terrace house. Gen. and Mrs. N. L. Anderson and family will om the summer at Pomfret, Conn. Mra, derson’s health bas been delicate for the Bt! year, but she hopes in another season to able to see her friends more frequently, Miss Helen Smith will entertain a party of Young people this evening. There will be dancing. Mr. Wm. Shepard and the Misses Shepard, Marshal Breckinridge; that the commanding oficer of Fort Thomas caused the arrest, on Outerbridge Horsey will occupy | the 16th inst., of M. E. Cunningham, of Fort Thomas, and that both have been identified by some of the paymaster’s escort and by the wo- man, Frankle Stratton, as being two of the r The commanding “officer of Fort Thomas be lieves that more of the robbers will be captured.” OKLAHOM LAND GRABBERS. Reports of the Special Agents—A War of Marshals. The Secretary of the Interior has received the two reports of the special agents sent by him to the Oklahoma country to examine into the work of deputy marshals who were charged with illegally obtaining possession of lands in the Oklahoma country prior to noon of the day when the country was opened for settle- ment. These reports will not be made public, but will be used by the department in de- termining the titles to the lands, It is said that these reports entirely exonorate Marshal Needles, but implicate seriously the deputies appointed by Marshal Jones and the marshal himself. FEDERAL MARSHAL VERSUS TOWN MARSHAL. The Secretary of the interior has submitted to the Attorney-General the question which las come to him from the town of Guthrie, in Oklahoma. There is no Federal statute author- izing the organization or incorporation of a town in the Oklahoma country. In the organ- ization of the fown of Guthrie a board of arbi- tration was appointed to determine the title to lands. The town marshal, acting under orders from this board, evicted a "deputy United States marshal who in his capacity as citizen had taken possession of a town lot. On the day following a deputy United States marshal ar- rested the town marshal on some trivial charge and placed him in custody. The authorities have appealed to the Secretary of the Interior to protect them, and the Secretary has laid the matter before the Attorney-General. The At- torney-General can prevent the deputy United States marshal using undue influence to obtain possession of property, but the town marshal be Guthrie has no authority whatever under the We DISTRICT GOVERNMENT. MISCELLANEOUS, A letter was received at the District buildings to-day addressed to “Hon, John W. Douglas, WANTED—HELP. WANTED—ROOMS. ___FOR RENT—ROOMS. at. S, 2, OR 3, UNFURNISHED ot toexceed $10 por ‘mouth. AND yA eee | NTED—BY TWO TWO OR anes Warne Hoots mm quiet? Snes OLD OLD RESIDEN’ Wet rneeberrows We {ED a08 tae ST. N. ans AZEROT. toons wie ‘good Before 10 ammo er cine one iy Flere Bost Wael et aad Wire atin eae iON ted eee ze oo Sore Tetelicepes ofics ‘tamuily ; no childre rt ‘Three colored ec fiaie Price 10 be noticed. 42° | <TFP= A GOOD Oth st, n.w.; none of Woes ‘ON aera ae Ha AND A Woman lsundress. REE OR FOUR UNFURNISHED a bereen Sih and 15th, or vt between DandGsts. Address H. E. ‘ANTED-BOARD F ‘OR maiED ‘PL! OARD Ft irae QoURLE: “ol peed Kadress! LMMEDIATERYS ST ANTED-ONE OR TWO COMMUNICATING eetey e Soom, fareiabed, with af iewaitods | ences must open (TE MARRIED COUPLE have furnished lodxing yotintertar with husband's and Tuesday, ond-story, rooms Canftralaned. praferreas ond-story: yos (uniurni fe rest section, with board f i particulars, Box y SEP RIEDEL WOMAN WHO “ 00d tin Ade ST Se with particr cook, and to assist in housework. A) With Feferonees. at SON 17th st. ewe my LSen 7 ANTED—WHITE COOK FOR SEARIDE RESI- dence: white and colored help, Philadelphia; also keep pers, German Durse¢ German women for light th st.n.w. mi 144, Star otfice, NTED-N EAR & SLIGO, MD, ,ON FARM red, board for gentiéman’, a wife and two re age a meee six years. — aout Wig ANTED—A RELIABLE COLORED WOMAN TO gogeneral housework Ju a ‘snuall family; refer Tequired. ae 1. ae x iy HO Tay BOARD IN ones OF work, washing ead ironing oe saul of Soak om, must stay at night, good wag ANTED—A COLORED GIRL TO Seneral housework, washing and ironing; refer ence required. Apply at 507 bth st. pope SE Sess “AND W. sa LW. ANTED A ‘SDE, ‘BAR Anvaay, IN 90D Wis be cheap. CASH, Ba corner Vi : ANTED_WOMEN COOKS: #19 T0 $40; CHAM = fe Le ED—MRS. CARROLL, HAVING LOCA case at 322 C st. n.w.. is prepared to do dressmakins perfect satisfaction er Ceol or Farm Hands; Co! BS, 926 F st. nw. my18-s" 753 HOUSEMAIDS, Hands, at once. DIC. pagent. my 18-6' ANTED—TAILORS—FOUR STRIOELY _FirsT- class workmen to go to two to make couts and two to make small jobs aud ‘bushel, the highest prices and steady work all year round. Seo joriarty, merchant talon, 9 1c {HUST KELLY, ‘Salisbury N- ont ED—A YOUNG LADY THAT IS QUICK at figures and bright in mind, not afraid of Hine. work, MORGAN'S STEAM a Shae "a OvOM in all its branches: TED—COOKS, #10, TO tress, es, Salesi: liberal share of pat: ANTED — TRANSP, made at Canton, Ohio. Your on one side and Photograph of Celebrities, Emblems of Societios. ‘Advertisements of sired on the other side, placed underneath of the handle, which is'as clear as glass. Tonage es os and address urself or friend, ee or anything de- fea from the finest Razo fe. Hazora.s Hpocta ae 8 also furnished at at 81: 250 hundred. © ‘ANDS, General Agent, es 258, Washington, D. ©. ANTED—HORSES TO PASTURE ABOUT 10 on Potomag river, near Mount blue grass plent) y of Setete ‘and ne con : herdics pass door; "LAUNDRY, oi? yANTED — A SHOEMAKER TO Do Tara hished Room zon same floor; ii Apply at cor. 10th aud B sts. n.e, Th Hos, miles below city Vernon; clover and spring water: stable day or nij See tes Excelsior 1 MMEDIATELY—A MAN WHO "a pea mu work for work on place in Districts fair wages and wood home ; Ger at 317 12th st. nw. ANTED—A RELIABLE LADY TO FILL A PO- sition m my order, department: po exieriences do’ $8. bass ah a nw, ‘ ANTED— TWO AL akan, Pies and take orders; no competition, oUF 0 manufacture: $12 weekly gal: seate Call 10 a.m. 405 N. J. jurge basement room » man preferred. “Apply Wr LEE On ou =e Sms eaclte Etat second-hand Furniture, aaa and nti ae Fequire and n's highest cash price is paid. tal to y17-1m' PAN ee S017 Tith st. se. oF a ULES, TO ANTED—COWS, HORSES i, RENT_TWO, COMMUNICATING UNFU- Pennsylvanis eve. t.6e ise R uggs 340 Q ST. N. CELT FUE en suite or atigle ‘on nase and 3d soso ‘board conveuient. my 18- oR Forse gees ono ROOMS. EN SUITE ' = oprvaiie the Arlington = 813 Vermont ort qe aaaries E HST. NW. FURNISHED ©) Seay eer oe eee encesexchanged aw RENT — 802 11TH ST. N. W. JUNE, Fa. at Rooins, lage and seals” eo R RENT — TWO BED-ROOMS, Sane Michen. furpishod. $25 « mouth; plenty, stabl and miles from jlenty bade, 71 th Toad, Addiece Box ToeSias obhce, FOE, BENT-UNFURNISHED OR PARTLY rex. Glatied-all of nine-rosen teaea saoent tee eos etalned by present occupant splendid location refer ences; possession. Callatter 8:90 p.tuy 1234 L Fe RENT—THREE LARGE GEFORSRED i $10; 2002 13th st. nw. 1t* R NT—TWO ALARGE 1 FRONT second and turd floors; also a beautiful cottage at Washington Grove. Apply at 8U9 11th st. nw. FOR SALE—LOTS. FOR _SALE — ML YOR OR SALE BARGAINS IN LOTS— - thet bee ee :_ erangeet for ethers. Ss CELLANEOU' 1A BAETANNICA, OL one year 5 Hee = = =. sone. iow. 3 oe wis. new. ol are SALE BICYCLE—CHE AP 53-INCH Oo ectric Jumbia; liebt Tm goed condition. Siig | at S14 Lich ot. after 4p. mn, Fins! sale 1 ae PORTABLE 168 BOX, #1 mal P Patterse eaectes hoice Jota, Fe Lees aT . an i be aaa sf crs wih orien a | som SALE-SAND—IN Hise etwenn Warks sia Aisa ine Apply to Be My oa Rein we de MO ter dacs rane Foe for cy property. ake A A ye TRICYCLE CENGLIS my15-3t HereMiNe Be Ree Set 2. my ¥ ronch st uw., between Bt in of plaster: RS. NE. EAR DUPONT CIRC {OR SALE—DRIVING MARE pirat chen. fo i" rf n nize, circle, 23 “ chea) a 0 ni que kt. pee Ds - ite. b y adits ah Bade oe sssivt 4 heap, $145.8 foot, one lot call ral National Bank Bu CHARLES EARLY, 003 120h st is os a 00D SECOND-HAND PHAETO: Fo Sits 00D Lor ox. . t runuing gear, Can be “ie corner lot, 4 pnd 0 wt, gp, Be Peawcen Jol BALE FRAME HOUSE 516 12TH ST. Fees MENTTOTS 12TH Site. W.. < gen AND mummer rates Table boarders takes se neseS+ Fe, BENT—FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED Ischia nen np ncentes Sollee tas, also busy for sule, 1115 K st. uw. at RENT—FURNISHED—ELEGANT PARLOR and bed-room. first floor, south. Also two beautiful pewly furnished rooms, second and third doors; board if desired; northern private family: 221 at wwe lt R RENT—S14 15TH ST. N.W,, LARGE FRONT oad Bist floor, private bath, &c.; also Uhird my18-6t_ Po RENT—BY MAY 15, FURNISHED ROOMS, with board. at summer 1321 N st, n.w., Fox RENT—FOUR_O FIVE TABGE U UNFUR- ZEDished Hooms on ‘Sret (parlor) floor, en suite oF ely, mod. imps. ; ttl location, half squarg pel Pitol; moderate rent, 226 Delaware av +7 JOR RENT—NEAR THE CAPITOL, TWO NICE comfortably furnished rooms, high, airy location for summer; house new; terms very reasonable. 314 -8. pty JOR | RENT—-THREE_ UNFURNISHED BOOMS and bath, suitable for lig! it housekeeping, near G. FO, and, Pension office; reference required: $10 month, 12 Gat. u, my 1B- Fear 200 RENT TO “DESIRABLE ei pe SUT econd floor, large and cool; also 3 01 able oF ight housckee JOR RENT—ONE LARGE E; FURNI&I front Koom, cool and airy; also one smaller fur. use Lew; dete tcl B14 A st. ne OR RENT—1 LARGE FONT ROOM IN ae with board. 2 ro unfurnished, in brick. 1 iable for office, hear 4 lines of from Puteut Office, 905 Sth st.my18-3* UKNISHED ROOMS—ONE OR TWO Teohs without children oF servants; no JOR REN’ cheap to Objection to light housekeeping. Apply i 21th et FeEk NT—TO MAN AND WIFE, ae Oy house completely furnished three or more months, Gas stoves and every convenience. | Relerences re- Guired; rent reaso bie: “inquire 1635 19th st mw. my a J pasture ons large farm wear —A BLACESAITTH- 1407 M — an. Apply at 'TED—TO DELIVE IN AUGUST, WHOLE- tale gr retait in lots to #u a . 500 cords oak and ass. ave.n.w.17-2* ANTED — SIX COOPERS; MUST BE GOOD workmen. Apply Monday ipormin x 204 Massachusetts and Delaware D—BY A WHITE GIRL WITH FXC ut references, @ Situation as Nurse or Chamber. be 1 aud 1 o'clock for three gre 0 Fe iN teat on furniture as collateral Address FOR, BESTEE Ok SURRY WAGON TO or to purchase cheap at 2003 1 st. n.w. my16. TE! OUNG TADY EXPERIENCED ON solar and cuff machine. LAUNDRY, 615 ths references required. Apply to BUSHNELL &C FOUR GOOD DisH- thee, U2 dst ewe EVANS Dining- man, who will pay ie a Yor its use. Address "Box 'S5 °0. 1008 Fst. nw. myleor OR R FUR NFURNISHE in first class house; first story, 4 ro story 5 rooms; or 3d story, eeae in every ro01 y SECOND-HAND RSON TO 80, a lady cutte ED — GENTL! YR ding Bridle and Daddies che, an tress @ pinaker’ 8 establishment, at y22 Penn, ave. L.W. ANTED—SIX FIRST-C ue others ueed apply to CLASS WAIS AIST HA NDS, 0 Good HAMMEL men at tunnels at Phoe: posure; cou re TED—DR} Madante Washineton patented, enabl: ments readily ught, and the 6 A as a WHITE WOM, Of Pa. ave.; gov! no childri 1 ~ ys Cs er anda measure book furnished 7 Persons loarntung this uystens are ionmacciately vosition to. ear ood. Wag juinss guaranteed to He 1 TED—GREAT INDUCEMENTS OFFERED in Washington who Address DUBREME & tar Steain Lauudry, Bultuuore, Md. La large lsundry t LDIN, ib — TYPEWRITING, neat work, syntactical accuracy ; low ARNOLD, Stevlographer and Typewriter, 3 wields ces for housekee yANTED—A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE in good c south iruik, Apply, with refere ce, : ¥ NERGETIC, CHRISTIAN LADY OR well acquainted in Washington, can make $10 Weekly. working halt ade and substantial manner: sil toade: perfect fit guaranteed. nw. corner House every room ; WILL BE PAID iver, or exchan ed fF ni elry or solid silver were, by 5. DES! u.W., Rov ‘writer in @ lawyer's office. Adress, stating JOR RENT—1750 M ST. N. W. FOUR DOORS east of Connecticut ave., double aud single fur- ished rooms with tabie board; summer prices; reter- encés exchen my POR FE RST AND SEC- d floors: ch; all conveniences, 1122 Oth st. n my 17 we GANT ROOMS, NICELY FUR- nished, north afd south fronts, ‘first-class house and neyshborioud; summer prices. 913 M st. n. w. my] 7 JOR RENT—TWO NICELY in best FURNISHED ROOM! ion, of the city, for Keutlemen on rooms and 5 ied jer ath boast ST. N. W., FURNISHED immer prices. Very cou- yenlent location, Caterer in houses Would Like aleg few table boarders at reasonable rates, my16-3' VOR kt Furni ny B nient to cars and herdics, Por FAT suite or ing] ut! “muy16 SECOND. FLOOR; ry mantel, with Re N bay windows! r chi mirror; furnished as Bee, of unfurnished? near park; three lines cars, 1) ih s pe RENT—FOU stn.w, myl6-3t* FURNISHED ROOMS O! second floor; all my16-3t* TIEUL KOON NGLE OK suite, in private fauully: acoiak large double outh and east front: open fire-places in eferences required ; 1101 K n.w.ap-32* TOV E—THREE COM. TOWA CIRC) rooms, With private bath, second floor, and two POR RENT com. roomy, third floor, fur, Those having children or Servalts Deed not ap Ref. exchanged. my3-lin rience, Tefereuces aud salary expected, Lock bSiveny PO. ‘TED, IBNER, BEST ay ae ERD E, pay and cattte 20c. pound; Warranted not to get strong or rat does) for ove month, ANTED—A BOF TO LEARN THE DR iness; One who lives with Address "Box 20, Star office. TANTED—A GOOD PLAIN COOK, MALI female, of, good character 13, Stur offic id a econ ast “agit ar sale 0 tdveoruted Market, Open daily. die of fisli aisle, stewdy ealoyt z a + ANTED_H *RSES TO PASTURE AT ue EF. Purcellville, Loud ANTED—A GRADUATE PHARMACIST FOR SOUNTRY_ BOARD. ER BOARDERS WANTED AT THE WIGHT- man House, half mile from Purcellville. Va. on the vO. and W. Kt. K.: very attractives shaly woodland “ios 9p plage, table, the bost Benle’s stock furmy inquire of EB. LAFF st. aud Loviniaun vuited; @ settled man is Jia oftice. my) 6- ou ED-LEARNERS FOR PROF, CHKIST- Interuational Tailor System of Dress with inch rule an the only eystem use eat ‘Aalress GING minytes ri parties of three oF four occu dng one room at Teduce d ‘Address ¥, 7 ANTED—LADIES ec ORANGE BLOOM,” | PES Sine moderate; aoe o SESS alone; uo scales, au #) Cy UNTRY BOARD—LARGE DOUBLE aon SE; large rooms; high ceilings; newly furnished : 15 ie by rails plenty Ault, milk and vegetables; ~eole been’, 31 ig i CLEANING AND ‘Mat- »Lelephoue 1008-2. based upon scic by Mune. 8. J. a1) J ANTED — LADY AGENTS “a ERAG, y grand, new Kubber Under- . LITTLE, Chicago, 11, ise tailor principles. Syste ny Neves Kone ae Ce LYOUNGSI AUS be aptaee: DF n at Aid Lathe st, n.w., unl May 28. — SMALE Cool — —s red Appiy > GLO. eek HAND CLOTHIN' silver, for whic Call LABREL STED TAT INDUSTRIAL EXC ANGE 8, chaubermaids, nurses, 6, wd aati white ah ng country. AppIY HAD se st. (Walter i HGS joor, au Otice BOT Fenn, @ folored ntlpot ou Woonpees ‘FOR SAl F THAT PROMISE WELL, HAMIL’ Ww AY ae BOARD AT ne OF, PLE ASANTEST 1 Eke ace ae it oy ood men every Where to re yresen Bec WwW? ye Department. r No mem age fee ut Accompaby applicatio: AU, Headquarters Wichita, Kausus, ED—AGENTS FOR UR EW ‘firs: erate. For terms, &., address: Foust as above. my 540" price # cnet (silver medal} Centennial Rare chance; permanent business, Gur prices lowest, ai in the safe pool. Exclusive, territory pPAFE Cv., Cincinnati, O. ry Goods business in recat Goninon £3 | delig ghiful location: plenty and iilk. For terms an Star office, will 8 Weat Washington. Ental in town; fine store, which we own, for rent “on easy terias; stock now reduced to be sold at a discount on & ‘TELLIGENT MAN LOCATED OUT. Commissioner of D. C.” The Commissioners have written to Messrs. Parker and Dwyer that the crossing of B street, 6th street, and other streets will hereafter be looked into and the municipal laws and regu- lations enforced by the polic ee Recent Robberies. Wednesday night the store of Wm. 8. Horton, No. 455 Pennsylvania avenue, was entered and robbed of some cigars, tobacco, and pipes and $1.25. J. A. Sanker reports the theft of a ver watch.—Mary A. De Shields states that there was stolen from her house yesterday $4.83.—-Mrs. Freeman, No. 601 4th street, re- ports the larceny of $3 audsome papers.—The stable of C. W. Johnson, on Water street, was broken open last night and robbed of some harness.—C. A. Brown reports the larceny of some clothes. Soe oan earn ¢2 Tae Evenixa Sran’s subscription lists, the books of the office, and its press and de- livery rooms are at all times open to the wel- come inspection of any person having a color- able interest in the correctness of its claims as to circulation. This is a guarantee to adver- tisers that is given by few papers in the world, and by none oer in Washington! pile shanti An Old Soldier’s Painful Death. Richard Waters, a veteran at the Soldiers’ Home, met with a painful death at that institu- tion Monday, and was buried in the National cemetery. Death resulted irom wounds re- ceived by the bursting of a boiler. He was so | badly scalded that he died sixteen hours after the accident. He was attended by Surgeon Bayne who gave a certificate of death. So far as could be ascertained the coroner — not notified of the death as is usual in such cases, Waters was forty-eight years old, and had been atthe home for about two as He wasa native of Ireland. Fastest Trans To Partaperputa.—The B, new invoice. A splendid chance fora young ian to step into an old established business BENJ. mus ER, 3120 Mst.n. we on. to represent in his locality od walary Reterences exacted ad given. Burt. a +°G HOUSE, Loc: doctor; daily auoderate. Address Stafford county, Va. LAE COOL HOUSE AND GROU a STOCK, Band Good will of itore ;old stand: cheap rent; price moderate, consider jocation 2.W. Audrey PRO- ED — DUXDORE'S SSeS ae ry d colored, for all kinds af and states, with references, 717 Mat, n.w, meu and women, dowestic labor, for Dasiness being dot SION. Btar office, ANTED- SUPER! “WANTED SITUATIONS. _ Nes ATK el ousel eepers, houseme meg. clties,: resurts, and jeountry. (Selected NIAMS, 910 91m st, nw. ANTED-FREE—THE CITY INTELLIGENCE ‘hly recommended servants # rexlstered free. | Gov ment applications for positions ished roous 12 — ._711.G ne ON FECTTONERY,_ : id soda business; complete for manufactur- vith or eae horae ‘and wagon; snlendia. oP 7 Gin 6s NEE VERGE! IONS FOR COOKS, WAIT- a EX ANGE N sitet fee. No bei 3 nd oF 8 ESCH valuable cortier store prop- i oro winston, now rented to prope tenants 310 St. Paul st, Balumore, ‘Shice furnisies hi ms iresh veetables, tion, For terms, a ie Breen CHANCE FOR CATERER WITH —_ t Montgomery eouatye Md. N ot ee A oat a Private familly aa Ghausbestaaid Ge befurnished, 3022 cy JOR SALE — S100. rURES AN es! TOC a ares section: good Spe ong for gelling ow! attend to it. my13-2t* ‘A WELL-KNOWN, ACTIVE BUSI- ‘ocouy ness man of this city, now ble position requiring his attention but free to devote ample time, help and office room ce for Tialing mone} vernm dress J ‘Box 25 tar once: TED—GO 70, DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS men, Butlers, Waiters and nanaeat Those work. n.w. Also European coon agents .RTERS — Sees Laundress, aud Cooks, Coachinen, st.n.w, my15-Jt* ag & respousi- each day, e with clecieal siness separate woul engagements, desires to cltein’s paying position of trust with a busin vate Party. or the management of an estate. Satis- fact refere Adress EXECU T ivi Wit ie Siiere. SAE are eau Ao ANTED—A THOROUGHLY WELL-INFORMED 4 ras ee Jtesires Employment after ees firm Or pri- on MANOR—FOREST GLEN, MONTGOMERY ys new house of about forty rooms, rat compicton for summer oapiin Opens) Juve Ty wedtinetwen daily ting, histy wnuuton plan at house, and full information apply ___my18- FEW BOARDERS CAN BE ACCOMMODATED my house this season; plenty of shade and ex- jet water, Igcation near “the Oaks." Apply imme- AB, MS, Rockville, Md., or to AS, er erp office, Corcoran Building, vet. 9 a.m. and 4°30 p.m. my18-st* STOTT’, STATION, METROPOLT fun Branch; ready for boarders Jue Ist. Address ir office. my 8-50" Btations op V3. 52 miles south of hingtou? a ouch se etieete wish; no garlic ineibtc batter saluiees ests preferred, Addresy JACOB HEDRICK, Midlan 18-2" Ary oop corrae JUNE 1, Everything " = 1 ovouNG, HREE GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WI CAN obtain board in Virginia, 3 miles from Georgetown: EALTHY LOCATIO’ shade, good water, convenient to churches an mi plcasant neighborhood: | terme WALLE, a Dye, ‘PLEAS. location; terms moderate for, families fdults occupying the same room, Address Box 65, Warrenton, Via. my17-6t* Ww: STON COTTAGE,” BLUE RIDGE on mit, Penn, Opened for the season. ee ee Apply to Miss JOHN: es "apts S x » Baltimors TRE ae % eee beaters dune aT est lawn, healthy location, near depot, fares,” ARTHUR K and M. MOcNTAIN HOUBETNOW OPEN FOR SUMMER valthy location : plenty of shade; ee ce fs Ce Bbort drive from: sta aL WOLFE, Comus, STED-SIX O8 EIGHT See onse; location; shady, t good suit water; ‘sige aii Abily tee is BET IE GOVERSION, Frout Koya, “my 16-3t* QCRVIETE, MD HIGH, SPACIOUS GROUNDS; Deautiful cutlook; five ininutes depot: 1 trains each, way; large roows: southern exposure; Foome adjoining inant mau! gen’ ©! with day board for young a ‘Address MONTGU oate i a Siar eee J ANTED—OOUNTRY BOARDERS; Smears Jocation rooms; ainple shade; one ny ie from Knowles’ station, on Metropolitan Brauch rail- foul, Apply. to. Le W. WELLE, Wh gomery county, Md myiJ-mwes-3t* a SOLE hier ald mal videos WAL. COAT E: NTED—T*BY A YOUNG MAN A PLACE AS clerk in hardware store; two years’ experienc: Address B. V., Siar office. 1 ANTED—SITUATIONS FOR } NURSERY ¢ Gov- erness, two chambermaids. a good veity or country. "17 OR RENT — STORE, ‘wholesale market and inission or grocery La. ave. 216. OTe, eae business: actioulaig autre 926 OTICE.—ALL THE SeOSEMER PRIVILEGES ee ais popular summer Fesort, © t for the season o: to W . CHAMBI ‘ED Aonumented. ¢ telligent, willing and best of reference. SAL SHARES OF JINOTYPE Parone eat rad ee offer will be ted, ‘Aadress Box 14, Star offi R SALE—A LOT 50 Saran a room and confectione: room dwelling, stable, ‘wood a Lone pe ag ree new " FBauire on" prewisos, yy A YOUNG a = case inte paivais foun; con Witte or wi Tefernce; Lo D objections to travel ed aud other conven- within RS tet ol Price, 82 800, if gold Wes SS er a A YO! a, bar AN sD-BY "AN EDUCATED GERMAN ¢ aint, uation as housek “Alrese A Vota DO MOVE”"—KEMEMBER a trial Clock,” RAMSAY the leaned, first-class main-spriugs, “Terrest watches pan 5 ck and Jewelry work at ‘warranted one year, and O. still maintains its lead in the matter of juick time and accurate train service to Phila- — and an additional train has been m all op patlinsy schedule. Pullman equipment pe of Saratoga. who spent the past winter here, eceupying Mrs. Payson’s house on McPherson Square, will leave the city next week for Colo- rado springs. One of the leading events of next week will be the @ of Miss Emily Ville, sister of Mr. Herman K. Viele, of this city, and Mr. ‘Thomas Nelson Strother, of Baltimore, on Wed- nesday afternoon, May 22, at 6 o'clock, in St. Paul's church, on 23d street, of which Mr. Viele is one of the vestrymen. The Misses Caldwell, who are so well remem- bered here for their liberal donation to the Catholic university, have been receiving marked attentions in Rome, where they have and Mrs, Addison Mann will spend the summer | iize at Jamestown, R. el cata. Basin Withepactd and family will leave for Newport on the 25th inst., where The oe Washington will git will give her inaugu- ral excursion to River View, for this season, to- morrow. She will leave her wharf at 10 a. m., and at 3 p. m., returning at 2 and at 8 p. m. Robert Waters alias Robert Green, colored, who was recently charged with assault and bat- | ,¥ tery with intent to kill Richard tp was arraigned in the Police rg to-da) with simple Assault. ae An to the charge and was given 90 Fong ess A Tin-Plate Industry Probable. A special to the New York Herald trom Rapid | Wy City, Dak., says that Prof. Carpenter claims to of tin in Black Hills prove lke aa extensive sored vant tr plats induotey will be im Ohicago to ‘compete the foreign producers, > & ‘dloc DREN THAT ON RECEIPT OF | the lowest prices in the city; we dety com yo will os us first-class ser Fst. Olt SALE—GOOD-WILL AND FIXTUES OF Bt eke Oke office ; excelleut location. bs, OE NTED—82,000 FOR 3 TO 6 YEARS AT 6 PEeat Ga a ge security, La yyy my A ey ini e F st. n.w., Walter myl4ts1" = WANTED-HOUSES. Suoneerewn—s HOUSE WITH 30 ent to s customer, USINESS In, per aee, yt Sane B24 ~ BIS able in, ity da Place is reo) LMEIDA"—THIS DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY wet pened fo ier, pores eos Berryville, "Va. A ON NORTH HILL FARM—LO- Suerer 304 enandoah river; water aud imoun- tain scene! Deauein ‘ul location; healthy. Write for circular furuishing detaile — C. M. CASTLEMAN, P.O, Castleman's Ferry, Clarke County, Va, my9-cotly UMMER. cana TAKEN AT PHILOMONT, Loudoun Counts, Vai one of the most elevated aud healthful sections of Virginia; abundance of . Se oak ee ee ee jormerly occupied by Mise Jane Janney, Hauiiton, Loudoun county, Va.; location high pele aceed pee eh cain myl ou JUNE THE 1ST, WE WILT. ACCOMMO- our home at Chestnut Grove, 200 yards from, aiyok an td "post-offle. "No. clilldreds myle0t MAB. A. E. DANBY. Gaithersburg, Ma, UMMEH BOARDERS WASTED-MONT VIEG hotel Niger Bre Wit — four hours Royal, of immodious piszzas, fruitabuudant, scenery beautiful; fishing fine. Write fork partici ular. JOHN sao Prop. HEATLAND,” IN A AUTL iD La es ne 2 pri brig ts 8. WRIGHT, Sioudoun Oo. Ve. Sane qa varnish, eonee ‘no reasonable 3 pan. Sie NCH ROOM YOR SALE, DOING GOO! D BUSI- Leer aera eet ito ‘aud price. yANTED BF MAN AND WIFE house for isahgat cokers tbe chy 2 FEE oan wae | oe SHALL “HOUSES FROM FROM oa 76 ORs at BULGUNDY HOUSE — OPEN ‘Wy ANTED—HoUsE—T PAY, Scene aoa ve Wire a Sa WANTED—BOARD. Worse Wag Depertaeut Be at gest We be removed June Ist, THE x RDIN . 0, A, HARDING, “msib-Se my18-6t ae JOR SALE. © |} IMPORTANT! Actual bargatne ina uuuber of slightly used and Organs: in periect order. Sold oa €5 paymentes mylh-im i. G. SMITH, 12 ‘Save. near E. Cap do OF THOROUG: D HOURES JORSALE-FOCR CHOICE Lors @ ST. OnE | }°7" ca a mare above Dupont Circle, 19 ‘by 100 to'alley; _— EO. A. HAKDIN Aenes 606 11th ot. — Fe ‘SAE Tots IN NOETHKAS + ting on three streets; Delaware ave., Lard col: SALE OK RENT- k COASTER, fax sts: can, be sutxtivided t excellent advantag Colonial Beach. “Tae jolene ee Woo Sas Siar cay 908 vee took A CAE SALES PLAN TON BoGaY, Date ons SALE-DEITE B THAN, OOVERNMENT te Opticians 403 Fenus sve 18 aside ots on hentuck i ie POR $100—BAY MAKE, HARNESS ee at 1S eet front toa A puseton;allin good onier. Inquire PO foot aller : reat b fnatane 10 per month ; pe . lect le; a REPET’ SOR SALE—sPRc ARG. Sorossene myis-er” | RO? SALE StRCIAr Paka ‘Uhaxp PIANO. FOR SALE-a1T SF Ey tO3900 20 | ate tar asa oakt The tartan eens ist ts three, four, or fitteen; wi ‘ti pe .. vad fully guarantend sity adi ita PI > 7 _ SALF—OLD VIOLIN, FINE ANSTKUMEN? JOR SALE—A EO ER oT, COLUMBIA - 4 * 7 Fuss ucFifice; terme easy. A fine triancu- Aupiy vis Lotiwt nw, votwoon 3 RE, mmpshure ave.; three fronts; ouly myst ‘ h st. ne. st; 30c., easy a st hes & BAKKER, 1213 F st.” mylS-st_ SAL) VERY ATT IVE LOT, UPPER rt of Connecticut 100 toailéy. Best Movey in this portion of t “pylsot E.C.CUTIER & Fe SALE—AT BRIGHTWOOD, WHICH WILL soon be connected with the city by street car Line bow being coustructed, 50,000 feet round, at 4c, REDFOKD W. WALKEL, 1000 Fst 3t aot on at. New Hampsh: h on O st, near New Hampshire ave.: sout front. rapidly iiuprovine location. “To en lunmediate Purchaser 60,000 will buy _ my 18st 0.0 MAGNIFI ENTLY CARVED, t ISH SET OF ANDI a sy 01220 Vermotit 0: aay 7st Ht day He Gray Hore witha avny eae 1 " oO st 806 th eine eae R & CO., 1423 Fat. pares 500. Eel on SALETCHEAD A between 15thand 10th | Vapor Stove. call alter’ wide alley. be wold pt ad wo et co. cu QOR SALE—A BEAUTIFUL, GooD Y rosewood square P) arved lee all mod a A price. _myi8-3t I will sell, cheap, in blocks or aoe the most eco- nomical lots in the best improved squ east. W. E. BURFORD, 1422 N. JOR SALE—TAKOMA PAK for sale two squares from d Price, 6e. x= foot, Inquire at 2 PAUTIFUL LOT ot on Maxpolia ave. THE PIANO EXCHANGE WARERKOOMS, aa Bw. The Leading Yano House, Py NEAR H psewer, waterand gas. S We. WRIGHT & STOCKE Fe i BALE ERY FINE ENGLIsH GYP GRAY FR AL} pounds ne, 11 months; beautiful maltese clos color. Waddres 3: MK. Star ollics, mys apie CLE, 481NCH DRIVER; ‘aud easy, F stn. Fe Bat E Ga, ave. ee Bins ti roa FINE CORNER LOT, 3 ier AND | cam be ard Pa ave. brcges will WhiGuT & Si r gentleman; AUTCHING. 1'N. Charles st, Baltumore. OST NEW—FURNITURE, PLANO, to be suld the whole of rotice tup 10-e* NE 510 F st R SALE—FOUR LOTS AT TAKOMA PARK. 9 —s 5 st., bet. 1Sth st. and New Hamp- JOR SALE—AT A SACKIFICE-FINE B hold furniture: new aud iu perfect order; ter Cash. Inquire at 404 lass. ave. my 16-380" OR SALE—A NEW GRAND UPRIGHT PIANO, LY stuol and fancy cover, $160; also, a ew Orean, 11 both Warraisbed 10F dive pears. 16 436 myles? AND SUUND i 00 5 istivexd, bet. Boundary st. and Colum- bia road. 0 Ti Re SALE-A_ VERY GED young Horse, a fast treveler, aud Mo vices ul aay ae each, — kind; also a ct Pony, euperior Custom-niade Lots at Rosslyn, west end of a ‘duet beds * doubie sinxie to 6c. Lots of 4, 6,8 and 9 acres, adjoining Linden station, Metropolitan Branch, seven tpllew frot city mplen? did for subdivi-ion at #200 aud $250 per acre, _myl7-3t TH. xD & CO. Sun Bulldine ROR SA r * bony Phaeton, {-tuade and equal to bew, w ou account uf owner having ¢ shies eugureiients that will regutre | puce abroad for au uuenuite period; will not be sold to dealers. Others cau apply to COACHMAN, at pr- Yate stable, 1006 13th et.u.w. There is a ice Cart E-SEVERAL OF THE BEST © in Eckington, on line of el: trical rail and Harness for the Puuy, wail be suld separate if de= creted street, sewer, water, shade tives and sidewalk: | sired. may 10-30" Ate tangas > on ocrly purchases, Epquize of 20) JOR SALE_BICVCLE, S51-INCH DALT, Witt S. OHNO, dll __ my16-3t lamp und bell; allan perfectcondition. Price, ; ST., OVER 409 15th st. my 16: oaks, water,ee dies; alin VORA! pSHATEN MATTRESSES AND FEATHERS Tenovate Furuture reupholstered. Mattresses of all grades end kinds made to order aud on hand. Every variety esr cars snd gf Syriac Bed and Cot in tock. | everything manitituc- tured oF wold sus mips aud catnates “ L & hed. THE “C 350g Ee uneyivanine - Thess ES5_HUUSE, corner Gth aud A st FREE | NIC A KEAL BARGAIN FOR SOM J upricut grand Jano; ebouised exe than oue-thind coxt. OSLIFE, 2 SL k wt nw. myld-lm F K SALE—JUST AKKIVED, THIRTY HORSES, 10 iy some draft, drivers and snddle, also, St., near Columbia Road, 35e. pet foot, neighbor- | Pair ot youne diait mules BC LE & QUlaL, hood rapidly improving, Inquire at Room! ‘36, Gunton po? eee = Building, 472 La ave., bet. 10. a.m, and4 p.m. 1G-2w* | Pear of 833 D st. nw. bated aw. oR SALE — BEAUTIFUL, LOT, 60x120, | OR Sal GAL. BEST DEODERIZED S1UV— Fe SALE-LARGE, LOT: " by 7 Piuad, Joc. ; delivered to any part of une city. York ave., near 17th stn’ WoLMis & BLO, ules 6 4 Te en Corner int and k sts. hw, _myl6-5t 916 Fst. nw. ‘EW, DURABLE GRAVE DESIGNS 5 Fors eo ert re gelain lowury: aloo fron sence, crovks sand Sorve-cotan situated Lots in the city it. to wide alle fm. acing one of the best circles in the northwe-t; south- | Mngt jyarkets BCHAUU'B, S1e Auth at mw east front; cheap if ence. WARRE + CHOATE, Attorney-at-Law, 107% F stm FOE SALESDESIMADLE NouTHEAST BUILT ing lote—06 feet front by aboat 100 feet, on hear 6th... jOK SALE—THE STEAM been thorougisly verbal fu first-class conaition aud K OLIVE HAVING ‘and repaired, is now t the Anest boats am ft. 4m.; gonin and . Address THOS. M. i 42.12100, on sta, . | a Be, ec bet Gand iad ave. Fe. | CRLEN & b 9 die Ee Baltiauore aty Baltiuore, Ma eS eh. a IEEE” MEEKS MEEK THAVE JOR SALE—A VERY DESIRABLE LOT ON ©O- sale a large stock of new and sec- y ‘Hei! foo! anges, Buggies, Phactons, hurreys, tx- Wiiceis itt sear that EIFORD, Sensiom (ebricistees, Matagaptons peed Games Ber _my15-6t Fleming Buildine, 1419 Ost, tons, and all styles ct susiness Wayons, Haruess, Mis, Lap kobes, at prices and accommodating pris Ms cau be 1oULd iM ALY Market, OR SALE—TWO EXCELLENT BUILDING LOTS, each to alley 20x100 on north of M st, between ring and painlug prowptl forth Cay SOc, SWOEMSIEDE | inca cauat Ozi wo O33 G et ue & BRAD! myl4-6t e! E—ONE OF THC © Orcbestron EACH BY tol, bet, AL my14-6t swo SISTEDT & BRADLEY. 927 7 Fnw. OR SALE—FINE BUILDING LOT ON SOUTH side Vst.,near 13th, 2Ux 0 ft., water and sewer connectious nade; one side wall; fruit aud flowers in Tear; good investment, 1306 V = my L3-6t JR SALE—LOTS IN Wa AMAN AND RI- guts addition to thecity of Washinston. formeny called Woodley Park. ‘This property is situate at the JOHN M. YOUNG terminus of Connecticut ave. extended, and adjoins | Juvites Carriage Buycre to exnmine his large stockof Kalorama Heights, the new bridve and the park | ew and Second-band \ Jes of All Styles, at his and near by the proposed Zoological gardens. An elec” New Kepository, 479 and 451 C stu. w {ric road will be conscructed, a.charter buving alresdy | _mb30-3u Avear of National Hotel, n obtained from Congress. Speciti prices to peo | — = TT ed Die of prominence who wil Dulld fue houses Jo0H SALETEMPORARY REMOVAL! oF plat; also bulletin of cheap property, € — 0. F. WAGGAMAN, Until the completion of my new store on the south- J4th west corner of Pa. ave, and pleased to see my patrons at 52 F, Finest California Wines apd Brandies at lowe prices, Lam aise the soleagent for Truuble and Per= fection Kye aud Kentucky Sour Mash Wiiskics, Call for price list, five affords an opportunity for invest information apply to” KUST & Bh feces ee ee 3 wine ad A SELIGSON, 7 ALE—WE OFFER SOME CHOICE BAR- aud Liquor Mere uni c fains in lots 01 J6u street, Ne oY, Haspehire ave. | _224-wks.6m_ 546 12 st. Isthet., Kat, Sot, Zistat, near'N, O0x100, University SALE—THE “OTTO” GAS ENGINE KE Park, Roanoke st.,"Columbia Heights, Lanier Heaghis, oe Bo bealee vide all expensive Ny Meritinn BEL, Weshingwe is 1 bases 600. iy Jone of tie; ho Liang of fuck. “Seud tus care 0-1m aaa T407 Foe nw, | Sed price list. “D LALLAUE, Ag’ 751 Ftust wl Ferran? FEEOP GOON: | SUBURBAN PROPERTY, _ mlva or snowe tots of riot ees tau 13 $0ct Tron tae, baht ha FRANK B.CUNGER, 1415 Fst He ILLAC GF, HALPIN VILLAGE, 08 SALE— HALPIN VILLAGE, THAT SPLENDID LOT TWO MILES THIS SIDE or HOCK VILLE, gy southeast coruet New Haiupsire ave and Ret at * ‘83 per foot, CONGER, apie 1415 Fat, mien OS HALL TN SVILLAG: ere SALE — VERY D: ABLE LOTS IN MT, beautiful! xy it bout 60x160 fe tana erie Hull. (Also Lots comer ot ¥ Sa beaatifuly ad Oat aio ts mallee B00. shes Pleasen and 17tb st., $1 and 5S per foot. These Lots are | trecs and plauk sidewalks ou ail the streets au Seve al appreciating i ‘pus Ua wl be profitable’ as fie ‘helbos Haljan Village, Sev yostment "J. FORD, Fleming Building, | oot, eee ree ote are located! « “seletrened ae | Ceo f FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOUS as oil tndormepion ire Soe 108 SALE-OR EXCHANGE AT THE HORSE AND Ulation, at the realestate OMe of | ecCOTT, " ces aud ter five plats, may be ‘La. ave. ory B complove ot stock of new and second-hand Sstenmon-top _my15-1m Religie rene, Carriage, ‘and ho top Surries, Jump-sedt Carriages, ee Park Puadtons, C: wayt, Victorias, Doctor's LEASE — WOODLEY, OF WOODLEY LANE Phactous, top aud ng top ie Speeds Yasous, F. Stvoen minutes’ ‘drive from Boundary, gtr-1 Road fanc’ very. Teady fur occujaiicy - hoster, rauge and hot aud @ and. Farm “Wagons, Varutsuod | Sold waters bas Brot and Grocer's, wrolis, — 4 yor Wagons and Wagonettes, Full stock also of Harness | with cotiage f Serrano: excellent pasturage, of every description at reasonable prices and on the fomplete outa ot “arauig can be lensed with, Sole it for the Courtland Wi m other information the premises or Fine Buggies and 5) We CRANE, PAKS & OU, Pout Howe, apz4-lm 8. BENSINGER. 7-Tm Peery i SALE—GREAT BEDUCTION IN PRICES TO FOR SALE—aT BRANCHVILLE BE frase Wasa Surreys, 2 and « Phactons, yi yD we casi Maines Nictoride; Doctor Phactous s specialty, and Afty dit- } ou very eau teruis, Pape, mannan ate: eneaees | W. waaeeee bree ein ae Gf NAKOMA PARK eee nas ee. © eee Tyre a muagors Wer zx rm. FX SALE-OVER Sears w adit enters o ies tr te sat of, water iad ey oe, ohare nem pene ae ine bear