Evening Star Newspaper, May 28, 1889, Page 2

MATTERS. The Summer Plans of Well-Kuown Peo- ple—Personal Notes. Mrs. Harrison has planned for a fortnight past pedet eens to some seaside resort, but she said yesterday that ‘there is water es as at home without going away ony it” Kee has goue to Indiana) to pre the summer at Beer Park, Br soba Seott and Mrs. Lord, who have been to New York city for a week attending the sessions of the Presbyterian —- assembly, returned to the White House last evening. Mrs. George Newcomer, who is a relative of President Harrison's, and who has been spend- ing a week in the White House, has gone to Maryland with her children to spend the sum- mer. Mrs. Newcomer's home is in New York city. ‘Mrs. Cleveland has sent to some of her friends in this city a “apy of of the latest photograph ¢ of herself, taken at the capital. It was taken in Mrs. Cleveland's boudoir in the White House, holding Baby Lamont, her namesake, in her arms, and it is suid to be the prettiest of all the photographs extant of Mrs, Cleveland. Mr. Wm. L. Trenholm, jr., and his bride,who came to the city last week to spend a short time with Mr. Trenholm’s parents, returned to their home in Philadelphia on Monday morn- ing. Ex-Controller Trenholm is now engaged in business in New York city, but will not re- move his family from their M-street residence to that city until the late autumn. Prof. and Mrs. J. R. Soley, of Jefferson Place, will entertain a company at dinner this even- ing, and afterward hold a large reception. Mr, and Mrs. J. Kearney Warren, who accom- y Secretary Bisine’s invited company down e Potomac to-day, will ciose their house on K daaet thin week ead go on Thursday to New York city for a brief stay, after which they will visit Highland Falls, the guests of Mr. Pierre- t Morgan, at his sumptuous country place. hr Warren's plans forthe later part of the season are not decided upon. Mrs. B. H. Warder has out invitations for a ladies’ luncheon party for next Friday. Mr. and Mrs. William D. Cabell have issued invitations for a reception on Saturday evening, June 8, at 3 o'clock. The Circle of Precieuses Ridicules will give ‘their annual soiree dramatique this evening at Masonic hall. The President and Mrs. Harri- son have been invited to attend. Mr. A. G. Heaton is president of the circle. Mrs. Somers will entertain the Quodlibet Yuncheon party for the benefit of the Homeo- pathic hospital, at her house, No. 1000 M street, to-morrow, Wednesday, from 12 to 3 o'clock. ‘The marriage of M. O'Callahan and Miss Mary A. — is announced to take place at an early date. Mr. and Mrs. 8. S. Howland will entertain a company of invited guests in the Corcoran gar- den on Wednesday evening, from 8:30 to 11 o'clock. Cards of admission will be presented at the I-street entrance gate. Should the weather prove unfavorable a postponement will be made to the first pleasant evening ensuing. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Rutherford, of 1821 G street, having returned to the city, will be glad to receive their friends Saturdays in June. Gen. and Mrs. Van Vliet will leave for their summer home at Shrewsbury about the middle of June. Mrs. Henry Custer has returned from Europe and is with her sister, Mrs. Mathews, 1743 F street. A quiet wedding took place last evening at Fair Hill, the country residence of Mr. John Small, the contracting ties being Miss Amy E. Small and Dr. C. W. Richardson. The cere- mony, which was performed by Rev. E. L. Buckey, pastor of St. Stephen's church, Balti- more, was witnessed only by the immediate families of the young couple. Dr. and Mrs. Richardson iett for an extended bridal tour. ‘The bride is @ lovely girl with a wide circle of acquaintances, who will wish ber much happi- hess in ber married life. Rev. Richard Harlan, of New York city, son of Justice Harlan, will be married at Geneva, N. Y., June 5. The wedding of Mr. Karl Decker, of the Washington bureau of the Baltimore American, and Miss Effie Bennett, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. H. M. Bennet, will take place at 6 o'clock this evening at Metropolitan a E. Church, Dr. Corey officiating. Mr. Louis Garthe, chief of the Washington bureau of the American, will act as groomsman and Mr. Richard Oulahan, of the United Press, Mr, Frank Stephens, Mr. Engene Davis. and,Mr. Benj. Graves will assist asushers. After the ceremony the couple will leave on the 7 o'clock New York special for the north. —_—_ The Honey Family Troubles. Mrs. Alice M. Honey, the young woman who created an excitement at the government print- ing office last Friday by using chloroform after she had »een at the Police Court, made her ap- pearance in the Police Court this morning, charged by John F. Beute, « friend of her hus- band, with making threats against him. The young woman smiled when Judge Miller asked eute, “Are you afraid of this woman?” “I ain't exactly afraid of her,” he replied, “but I don’t know what she might do.” Lawyer Nordlinger, who appeared for Mrs. Honey, accused the witness of bringing this ease to assist her husband in the divorce case, but the witness denied it. “It is spite-work on the part of the prosecut- ing witness,” said counsel. ‘He was put out of her house for causing trouble in the family, and now he is trying to get even with her.” “Can you prove it?” asked Beute. “Yes, I can,” interrupted Mrs. Honey. ALLEGED THREATS. It was explained that when Mrs. Honey was on her way nome from court last Friday she fainted, and was carried into Ellis’ cigar store, on H street. and it was there that Beute charged the threats were made. Frank Camp- bell, who was in the cigar store, remembered hearing Mrs. Honey say she could die with ood grace if she could geteven with John Beate and Dan O'Leary, who, she said, were a cause of all her trouble. fom H. Ellis testified that he went with i with intent to kill and murder, the said William ira. Honey toa restaurant,and while there she used the alleged threatening lan- “Her husband came to me,” said nd said: ‘I heard you was in «restau Fant with my wife.’ I said yee. Walter E. Williams was called, but his testi- mony was favorable to the defendant. MRS. HONEY DENIED that she had made any personal threats towards Beute. “Do you intend to let this man alone?” asked the court. “Yes, sir,” she answered, “if he lets me alone, but I don’t know what I mighthave done if I had been at the house when he and another Poko husband's pals were moving my furni- re.” While the court was discussing the evidence Beute interrupted and said: “I will be willing to take her personal bonds and iet the matter @rop right here.” (Laughter.) Judge Miller did not think that there was any danger of the woman killing anybody. “No, sir,” said Mrs. Honey; I think him too much beneath me to stain my bands with his blood. I think myself above all three of them.” “That's right.” said Judge 3 Miller. you will always think tha . Then there will be no further trouble. The charge against Mrs. Honey was dismissed. —s Real Estate Matters. Andrew Devine has bought for $12,000 of A. Frey, pts. 57 and 58, sq. 86, W. W., 39 by 120 feet on Congress street, between Beale and Stoddard streets. E. M. Eishleman has bonght for $7.500 of A. FP. Fox, trustee, pt. 12, sq. 373, 26 by 85 feet on Sth, between I and New York avenue. Elizabeth A. Fox has bought for 10,300 of ‘Theodora H. P. Wallace sub. 21, sq. 139, 20 by 106 feet on Jefferson (between M and N) street, between 18th and 19th streets northwest. Annie C. Smith has bought of J. A. Bates, trustee, for $4,400. sub 99, sq. 134, 20 by 110 feet on 18th street, between Q aud K sta, north- ‘West, Chas. Early has bought for 4,495.55 of J. F. Rodgers lot i, bik. 6, Kalorama Heights. ——_—. A Fighter of Women Fined. Sidney Vincent, a South Washington colored went to see Sarah Wormley Sunday night and cut her three times with a knife. Then he kicked her sister and knocked her mother down. The boy was fined €10 and put under his bonds to keep the peace. > To New Yorx.—The B. leaving ¥ Washington at 4:20 p. Sit of vestibuled es New York in i “I hope THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, YESTERDAY’S 3 APPOINTMENTS. Those of Lew Wallace and Beverly Tucker as Haytian Envoys Withdrawn., The President last “evening made the follow- ing appointments: Beverly Tucker, of West Virginia, and Lewis Wallace, of Indiana, to be special envoys plenipotent of the United States to Hayti; Hiram Smith, jr., of Cameron, Mo., to be the first deputy commissioner of pensions; Benjamin M. Thomas, of Santa Fé, N. M., to be secretary of New Mexico; Robert S. Anderson, of Baker City, Oreg., to be a com- missioner in and for the district of Alaska, to reside at Oonalashka; Hal. J. Cole, of Spokane Falis, Wash. Ter., to be agent for the Indians of the Colville agency in W: Territory. To be registers of land offices: Alexander Lynch, of Florida, at Gainesville, Fla.; Dorus M. Fox, of Des Moines, Iowa, at Des Moines, Towa; John M. Hodge, of Abilene; Kan., at Salina, Kan.; John T. Apperson, of Oregon City, Oreg., at Oregon City, Oreg.; Patrick Raleigh, of Little Rock, Ark., at Littis Rock, Ark.; Her- bert Brown, of Arizona, at Tucson, Ariz. To | be receivers of public moneys: Neen J. ban a man, of Florida, at Gainesville, Fla.; John Scott, of California, at Shasta, Cal. The appointments of Beverly Tucker and Lew. Wallace to be special envoys to Hayti were, almost immediately after their announcement, withdrawn as being premature. Hiram Smith, appointed to be first deput commissioner of pensions, is a one-armed sol- dier who served during the late war with the first Vermont artillery. He has a good record, but never reached the grade of a commissioned officer, He went west after the war and has lived in Missouri most of the time since. He has been department commander of the G. A. RB. of Missouri, A POLITICAL CYCLONE — APPOINTMENTS WITR- DRAWN. It was evident yesterday afternoon that a storm was brewing on the political horizon. The cloud was a small one; at first no larger than a human hand—Beverly Tucker’s hand— but as soon as Tur Star came out and an- nounced that the appointment of Mr. Tucker as one of the Haytian commission was prac- tically decided upon the entire sky became darkened. Three hours later the announce- ment was made officially and then the howl began. A few premonitory groans reached the White House within thirty minutes, and inside ofan hour there was a positive howl from a number of prominent Union men. They in- sisted that Mr. Tucker's record on the Aaa border during the war was one which would not stand even a cursory examination, They re- ferred, with extremely vigorous denunciation to Tucker's connection with such ardent Knights of the Golden Circle as “Jake” Thomp- son, Clement C. Clay, George M. Sanders and J. P. Holcombe and recalled the dastardly anti-Union plots in which those persons were charged with being concerned. Then the President withdrew not only the name of Tucker, but also that of Wallace. It was put forth that the announcenent of the appoint- ments was premature. Gen. Lew Wallace was a member of the court which convicted Mrs. Surratt, Atzerodt, Payne, Herold and their ‘accomplices; all indicted with Beverly Tucker and others for plotting to kill President Lincoln and to perform other mur- derous deeds, THE INDICTMENT AGAINST BEVERLY TUCKER. The opposition to the appointment of Beverly Tucker on the Haytian commission has resur- rected the following indictment against him. The records of the War department contain the following charge against David E. Herold, Geo. A. Atzerodt, Lewis Payne, Michael 0” ‘Laughlin, Edward Spangler, Samuel Arnold, Mary E. Surratt fs pee A. Mud “Charge—For maliciously, unlawfully and traitorously, and in aid of the existing armed rebellion against the United States of America, on or before the 6th day of March. A. D. 1865, and on divers other days between that day and the 15th day of April, A. D. 1865, combining, confederating§§nd conspiring together with one John H. Surratt, John Wilkes Booth, Jefferson Davis, George 'N. Sanders, Beverly Tucker, Jacob Thompson, Wm. C. Cleary, Clement C. Clay, George Harper, George Young, and others unknown, to kill and mur- der, within the military department of Washington, and within the fortified and in- trenched lines thereof, Abraham Lincoln, late, and at the time of said combining, confederat- ing and conspiring, President of the United States of America, and commander-in-chief of the army and navy thereof; Andrew Johnson, now Vice-President of the United States aforesaid; William H. Seward, Secretary of State of the United States aforesaid; and Ulysses S. Grant. lieutenant-general of the army ofthe United States aforesaid, then in com- mand of the armies of the United States, under the direction of the said Abraham Lincoln; and in pursuance of and in prosecuting ‘said malicious, unlawful and traitorous conspiracy aforesaid, and in aid of said rebellion, after- ward, to wit, on the 14th day of April, A. D. 1865," within the military department of Washington aforesaid, and within the fortified and intrenched lines of said military department, together with John Wilkes Booth and John H. Surratt, maliciously, unlawfully. and traitorously murdering the said Abraham Lincoln. then President of the United States, and commander-in-chief of the army and navy of the United States, as aforesaid; and mali- ciously, unlawfully, and traitorously assaulting, H. Seward, then Secretary of State of the United States, as aforesaid; and lying in wait with intent maliciously, unlawfully, and traitor- ously to kill and murder the said Andrew John- son, then being Vice-President of the United States, and the said Ulysses S. Grant, then being lieutenant-general and in command of the armies of the United States, as aforesaid.” Held for Housebreaking. Michael Doyle, a young man whose former acquaintance with the interior of the Albany penitentiary makes him a good candidate for reinstatement, was in the Police Court this af- ternoon, charged with housebreaking at the store of Walker & Co., on Louisiana avenue, between 9th and 10th street He plead not guilty. The case was investigated by Police- man Hamilton,who caused Doyle’s arrest. The store was entered by breaking the fastening over the door. Among the things taken was about 10 in small change. There was one witness who saw Doyle in the store. The case was sent to the grand jury; bonds $500. 0 we Do Nor Fart to attend sale of lote at Twining City to-morrow at 4:30 p.m. percha -<elOn ALEXANDRIA, Reported for Tux EVENING STAR. District Cases 1x Tae Crrcurr Covrt.— The circuit court of Alexandria county, Judge Keith, is in session here, and will probably sit the residue of the present week. The most notable case to be tried is that of Mrs. Surah J. House against the Pennsylvania railroad com- pany operating the railway between this city and Washington. Mr. Charles H. House, a printer,well-known here andin Washington, was ran over and killed on that road on Christmas day, 1837, and Mrs. House. his widow, sues for 220,000 on behalf of herself and children, and the case will be tried next Thursday, he last of the Southern Express suits here has been disposed of, Mr. Gilbert Vanderwerkin, of Washington, having settled with John Glenn, the trustee, who has been sning all the stock- holders on their stock notes in all the courts of this section of country. The court 1s engaged this mornin See the suit of Wm. Winters va. the Nation: 38 Brick company. The suit of M.C. Clark The Potomac Steamboat company, of Washington, will not be tried this term. Usitep States Pnisonens.—R. C, Pitts and W. S. Pitts are in jail here charged with rob- bing the mail at Pomona, Westmoreland Co., Va., where R.C. Pitts was postmaster, The case will be heard before Commissioner Fowler to-day, and it is stated that it will be contended that it was the custom of Pitts, when the mail passed his office, to take out from the pouch, with his own letters, all the registered pack- ages for other offices, abstract the bank notes, and then seal up the packages, put them back in the pouch, and give it to the mail-carrier, rs, waited rere door. berg Boon oe ught vy Inspector Coghill by mpans of decoy letters, Soe ni lace before United The bearing will take States Commissioner Fow! will be held for trial before Judge Hughes in the United States court. Crrizexs’ Commrrree.—The citizens’ commit- tee met last night at the store of Mr. R. T. Lucas to settle up the dedication celebration accounts, Mr. John Donnelly presidmg. The entertainment committee: reported that they had issued 1,340 tickets to the collation, but it is thought that 2,000 guests were entertained. St. John’s cadets returned $29.25 of surplus of —— pro) wiated to that corps for music, company a 310. It was snnounced ‘at = hand would suffice to settle all account Nores.—Work on ‘up the electric light oth held by. Alozandria |= are now iy eee t the Christian association rooms. .C., TUESDAY, MAY 28, 188 WANTED—HELP. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT—ROOMS. FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR. RENT—HOUSES. ANTED-GIRL TO DO GEN ANTED—TO EXCHANGE A GOOD FAKM, 108 T Vere “BOGE | Waste t or Gmc Ra On 8 Opn EAM 98 | POR RAREZRAROR Fook TuRRE.pOONT. FASS Ea 'AXTED—A_ GOOD GIRL, FOR GEX- acres tim! ear station | 19 miles from city, for city page Ps! EDWARD 1 KERN, | aye. 07 © Wes at 709 jerenceste- | Dwner $25 Cat * i Sr 2 QOL UNFTRNISHED ROOMS, ak xe Tws et is FOR BIS Sepeul oarakenaal A} stable | $344 Sick E Wired can PTS wa NY feat ‘SPauseiegah ease: Hl Sew vot see's i pees a Re | iat 8 tar cian. three days at 1630 Lith st hw. | UZ iE 8 aa Fete RENT — LARGE. “COOL, HANDSOMELT karuuanarieat —. = 4108 ot 810 Dw ins — — iris! en suite, over H > a 3} Lt. 7) JOINTED FISHING ROD Park, and withie bait of the Senate 91S F st. 12r..950.65'907 27th st, Sr. 812.50 | 1203 NE sia W'S TED—A STRONG, ACTIVE Bor, RK Wergemoay Fy or Beet areas ea — Basie. : Pk in reer ad pon ion eS aim slabs ps id famfiy a cgeeha 210 — ba ae Beer ioe: ie $0 aot eee. Hu4 Sen's Ret Stores 2201 8 ot ne UFO KNOW THAT, THE ONLY RENT pe B Morte eerste counan-wonan | Wipe scan ee eee | Fees Eo ESE nO AND ite a | toes pitas ANTED—A Cure Te D IAN | ie 71) sijor 1 ew buasesaa: ‘also two hall rooms: all at ache sum 223 13th BOSS Saree eM, £2,509K for city eae ene atten from bing: P.C. MERRY. | mer rates. sil 18. * PSRs | His a4 12th ences. Apply at Star office at a1 mye at aN XTED-GERTOINEN OR LADIES) WHO DE- Faw RENT—A SUITE | OF THREE SMM NT: my 30-3 2w GEO. W. LINKINS, 19tb and Hstanw. | $335 . WATERSPORT MST U ION | pectansngesiartaree tne 0 | Rrateecmeen ey ener a | nay Bont, gOAE Ga aOcae AA ee | Lh a 3 ~ -4 odera improvements, ¢ 2 Westie AND Wom COOKS, #10 TO WASTE 'D—GOOD SECOND-HAND SAFETY BI R RENT—A POLISHED AND TRORDUait OF 19th st. mas bead < Sa ro ‘Driv Waite White shir jurees, Lann- ti @ive full particulars and lowest cash went with first-class can God @ VT. ar Soeren Pare tnd Dae Mentt® Ghirt Lrouare, Ger- PERCY aL "REESE, 1410 Madioon ave, al eae | ate coneraa Pome ne with widow abd ds Sieber. Fo ESTATE BROKER, BT ACeAMAS. REAL Dick's Agency, 613 Tihennw. ayes >, = = wy 5 ANTED-ASMALL FAMILY OF aDULTs 70 R RENTTWO, OR THREE UNFURNISHED : ANTED—WOMEN Cooks. #1070 440. CHAM Vv ¥, Bitton mai ‘The Mat mes ida ie = end. Laun: ma rent for ve iowa, ndictee LOS aa ane Mista ns 19nd Bet. Cool SAMA COO! ‘926 F st. now. mn: — : eee an RoR OR RENT—ONE ‘OR TWO FURNISHED OR UN: | Te127 ATED a Pen wom Way Se oR “FURNITURE UPHOL- shed Rooms in the northwest; very easgna- | 212 Pst Wik an stered; Mattresses a nade over: work done ins aoa Address R. H. Y., Star office. 1339 L st. * St., Opposite Star office. my neat and substantial snaner: sl covers cut and iz RENT <TWO 0 FURNISHED ROOMS. 917 2031 T st. Waser CED-GIRL FOR {GENERAL HOUSEWORK, made jperfgct Ht rusranteed, NEDSON 159SG nee ies a Pile tos om cook; no washing or ironine: it party; stay nights; uone without ry STU R RESTO COMMUNICATING ROOMS, | 133 fentnar eet need apply. 620 H's. n.w. Vv fentene at cing aie to aos Freon 3 oor, furnished or uasurpisied. cs . th st. a | west of Ten sv 3 per Dn est mane: Wi i Sele, 4 SMALL FAM HG. CARROLL on the premises en ta SE exchanged. 1248 11th st. uw. my28- 2 Til, WARNER & 60. vie Fat 2120 lath st. nw. my2e-St" | SarANTED-HORSES- 10 PASTURE At ta ELD Frias RENT—FURNISHED—TWO LARGE, WELI- Eva RENTUNFURNIBHED. Wat ad HOUSEREEPER BY AN ELDERLY ado farm, 7th at. cee from Washi can g a RE ned Ried eee fect eaimae wae on GEO N, PAGE, Seaized, ea Bathe ry 1437 Masa"ave Se ‘end dwellin Fy TED-A SETTLED COLORED WOM. 7 Ce re hart ly cclseoa in general housework ; it city reiereuces. Apply 1651 Pa. ave. ANTED=A JOB TYPE-SETTER AND Pi Kuuuer, Apply to THE PATENTEE PUB. Ci 505-7 D st., Webster Law buildi WwW a JOR RENT—NICELY FURNISHED PLEASANT $ + Horse forsingle driving; mare preferred; must r001 ti —F — STORES, ac. WASTED=A RELIABLE GENTLEMA be 16 hinds high, stylish, igod tuadater and Perfect ay | ome gem ike dear een Braternets ees Store andeeliar LOth & Store and cellar, 2126 4 ree rNAneY ad ‘Sr salary Weekly, $15; good Address box 142, Star office. my25-3t*__ | rate references.” "i TSP st. Georvetown, ‘nr jt sts. n. 875) Hst.n. w Phere bi a iet Apply’ between @ an se" W iNTED HORSES TO) PASTURE AT PER Fo: RENT—FURNISHED—FOUR _ mea h ¥ 3 mouth, grain feed Personal attention, June 1, for housekeeping. including use of Stein- : § Wares DEG G ee “ADDRESS awiTH Order vox Price’s stable, a5 pile B.W.; farm 7th-st. | wa Plauo; for one year only. ‘Terms moderate.” 603 ie pelgfeuces to PHARMAKON, Star off Bry Cunt miles from ‘city, OH. P. CLARK, Sligo, | Mt my 28-3t* the property on my Kicge wt. n 8 eae ida E:WAGGAMAN, for at any part of city: 3 a R RENT—1 MASS. AVE., BE FAUT FUL meets rooms, pa single ren tes oR RENT 802 19TH. es ST. até. 7 oo CLEAN Tooms on first, second floors ; house faces park and near the “aveuue. my28-31 xem and stab: 00 By + or = 240 Mass avon’ 66.67 111 Nee 3 ae 8 izzp Math > a, Md. We ‘TED—H. BAUM PAYS THE HIGHEST CASH rices for second-hand Furniture, Carpe ts and ers. Entire Households 4 specialty. ey Ete ‘7th st, aw. ANTED~AT ¢ 0: =e E, s TED-IF YOU NEED EMPLOYMENT AS cook, waiter, nurse, houseworker, chambermaid or work of any kind go to Eureka E: Agency, 910 F st. n.w. ANTED—A WOMAN 001 ASH AND privas sa 13Grant Place. my27-2* E DRUG BUSI 7thana ae oe TED. UN oo Apply KOSS Pharinac, sts. nu. War ‘D—A COMPETENT WHITE a0 aaE FoR Jose and child of three years; referenc 39 De Sale: c STE eKO-t FIRST-C Sore will be paid $50 wee our fine line of ari work. FAC. St. Cloud building. Waetanes FOR PHILADELPHIA; FOR city; white and colored cooks, butlers, lady book: pers, purses. farm and SA dressinakers ; r we charge BURNHAS'S, oro sus stew. AMIED — SEVEN CHAMBERMAIDS pt bpd 3 and 5 for Lake City, N. eo PI Hiostion lor vernment UIT INTELLIGENCE GERI alike. Wi bit pared. FOR » by Working women aiid men’ for pgations qs my: a. Ww A YOUNG MAN AS weet rr baker and confectioner. Apply at 219 Pa. ave. nw. my’ T WHITE GIRL AS CHAM- id ry to abst with wasting aud in ae be: Apply to W oe HORT TIME TO those ‘seeking ent payee the Tadvateiel Ex- change, 1008. F st. W., for the considerstion of BL we will register you for’ "employment and give youa life interest in the 5 apa 's Real Estate Lontune. Cut this out and call on NER & BRADFORD, _ LARY $2,000 PER year, to open orstch oe is your locality; busi- hess purely mercantile; one that will inspire you with pride, pleasure, and profit; trade established; no no an Fe idling a rare opportunity. J.B. 8. and v ‘5th st., Cincinnati, ‘Ohio. my Vy ANTED=A CAPABLE LAW CLERK. APPLY t. Sand 9a. w., 1519 K st. n. my23-"w* Wis EXPERIENCED O1 OOR WINE aaa Liguor Salesman. No notice taken of appli- cations unless names of former employers and experi- ence are given. ‘To a man commanding au established trade salary and commission will be paid. Lee Star offic We —LFARNEKS FOR PR PRO CHRIST- SERS New International Yailor somencet Dress and Garment Cutting with inch rule and tape measure wlone; no scales, aud the ouly sy that is pased upon scientific tailor princi by Mme. 8. MESSEK, H Wats aataeyeceemnter NOT RE quired; expenses paid; men wanted to sell Nur- ser} stock guuaranted true to name, Apply,statiz L. MCKAY, Box 0, Geneva, TED-AN AMBITIO located outside princi his own localit is, EARN cities. to represent, in Bx THERBEIS louse. Good sal | Rimes MANUFACTURER, Loc: W TANTED — DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT BU- reau, conducted by ladies, men and’ women, white and'colored, for ail kinds of domestic labor, tor ere and states, with references, 717 M st. u. Ww. my. y ANTED—BY A RE ABLE WHITE GIRL, A place a8 chambermaict or Lurse; 1:0 objeclions to ing the city. Call at BIL 20th st. coruer or Fst. A. Ws ANTED—BY THOROUGH, CITY SAin experience in fine grocer, Cc er will accept cler! Waitrose, Nurses tacadore Waiters and yeneral housework G st. ny } Etropcan Stearuship age was ee HEADQUARTERS — PUSITION Sooks, Cuambertaald Waitress, Laundress, auc Nurses, Seamstress, Men chu Butlers, SAM'L WAxXTED=4 YOUNG LADY WOULD LIKE 4 Po- nition as seamstress in a faniily; understands dre: ae: Can be seen at 434 Hs Wis wok ‘i @ situation to cook fr nice washer and ironer, 3 WHITE GIKL, SITUATION TO nurse and etal wth hamberwork aud sewing ; Palling to leave cliy. Apply st present employer's, 1730 De Sales st., betweeu 0 a.m. and 2 p.un28-st? | WANTED RELIABLE COLORED COACHMAN desires place in private, fem Hy can ive: best references. Address House timore, st., be- tween Ist and zd and N ‘anda. my27-2t" UNIVERSITY OF Vie: V Position to teachin school or family; to give private lessons duriug the summer; two y% experience; two years’ post-sruduate work in Greek and Latin at Jolin Hopkins, references fu nished Addres 0! my V ANTED T. 200K, WiTH sixteen years’ expersence, thirty-seven yeurs oid, 9 German strictly sober aud pas business. Aa dress 221 AR TIN EK. my28-21 ANTED—A SITUATION BY A COMPE’ chambermaid, seamstress in first-class fai Apply to MADAME HIL1's until June the Ist, wL hb yy aNTEDBYA Ri ARI ‘@ situation us cham) and experienced MILLER, Falls ¢ .E WHITE COOK WANTS, position thoroughly Understands care, economy: cooking; excellent bread; couutry or city; Good pay expected. Address CUM- or three YWWANTED-A SITUATION as CHIL oF chamberuisid ; willing to leave the ci at 2032 L st. my wax 7 8 BLE WHIT! WOM 4 Situation asa first-class cook iu a genteel fai- ily; gvod references, Address Box 97, Star oftice. “It ANTED—A GENTLEMAN OF GOOD EDUC tion and character wants employment of sny kind that will enable him to support his faiuily; good refereuces, Address LMPLOY MENT, Star office, my27-3t WAx2ED-2Y TWO COMPETENT WHITE GIRLS situations #8 cvok aud chambermaid; Lave no ob- Jection to leave the city during the suminer, refer- 5 Star ofiice. any ssh A irl @ situation as RESPECTABLE COLOR D uibermaid or ni Call or address 1 N furnish good references LW. sires # situation as housekeeper for a widower with childsent vest city references, Address GETIC, Star office. 2 my’ ANTED — SITUATIONS FOR FIRST-CLASS V white and colored cooks, housekeepers, house- man, maids, &c.; also Gei and Canadian cooks. —? and German maids. Cities resorts au county.) Gt BURNHAM'S, 910 9th st. n.w. WANtED=FREE—rue CITY INTELLIGENCE pitice furuishes highly recommended servants and clerical applicants. Kooms registered tre. ernment applications for Positions prepared afr ished rooms in de:nand. We ANTED—FOR SHORT 1 oe 2 ONLY eee seeking help at Industrial Exchange, 1 bos: Powe for the consideration of $1 we will register you for help and give you life membership in the People’s Keal Eatate Foutine. “Cut this outand call. STLINEI & BRADFORD. be my 14t31* ED—A¥ LADY 0} ISHED MU- ‘ical education. desires a position as xoverness Where study, of, music may be made a specialty: huchest refercces ‘exchauged.” Address 4 Boe _WANTED--HOUSES. VAXTED TO. EURCHASE A B A HOUSE ON BST, st, — fin! etyen, ath N a Dumber of house We, ANTED—TO EXCHANGE VACANT LOT, 72X 101, op East Capitol st, on improved proberty Siffereuce, if any, iu cash > Ply yee ae ee OCCUPY AND TAKE GOOD CARE W of a house during the summer; as oMieet to rental, Muistiraars and grown daug! Address V Twsalier'! my28-3t" “BY, “OCTOBER i, 1889, first-class wand S82, FOR A northwest section Ty Tent uot toe xceed I WakNid & 00, 010 st nee” ics -WANTED—ROOMS. Taek ee FE eee HOTELS. EBBITT HOUSE WASHINGTON, D.Q. OR a T- FURNISHED ROOMS, TWO, EN’ TIRE second Hoor, $19 15th st, by Franklin ANTED—HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE | FUR- Se preferred dre very deaivablo for ght,» home: Wiiteat every description, Ajso Store Fixtures and Stocks of Merchandise, Address, CALL TON, tg m BATH § kIC K K ROUSE a. w.; key at ave Bw. Hr K st. aw. Eg Ostuw.,lirena 3 aR aoe ISHED ROOMS. as SOD “] 7 WANTED HORSES TO PASTURE AT GE N.E.F. 1300 Vermont ave. n.w.; adults ouly; reter- iin BENT SUBURBAN HOUSE. NINE ROOMS Beale SEAFTERA, Hay Beales orner 108d red. my28-3t* yt My C3 ne miles EN Tog gore | meee lay des ee —707 11T ‘H ST. N.W. ROOMS ‘very. Aj ‘f00 Louses bee ined ttm a Lowlstans sve., ot _ aelorwilaroabed first and second floors, | Library. Capitol, * recite E oF ese” auoatasy Pints aT 20—N NEW TE y THREE STORY D¥EL iy window: th, T—1833 14TH a= N. W SEVERAL elie, be hy 3 is, bat water, Mater, closeta, &c.,.8 Sila avbis tr ke erocers ed rooms: cool aud pleasant; reason- 1g iin amie4s 4 4M oe Seow, : r sw.Grmi., ER O11sT.N. snus OR RENT. a Oeerestinw As —BY R_O. 28 | PSS has wath mater avd int ot bal, or oue turnin | tate aud innstuce Bickel OSA ae oom einen BB my16-1m_ | room. wAppLY at "HALL DOOR. myz7-2t" HOUSES. Mal even: Jr TOM if RENT—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FRONT | 1927 14th st.nw.12r, 1841 Rest, 10r.. d erst amauta oe are es ares leet aR ee aed i Too! |-room, . se Bleicgrumber and Typewriter se i ished; board, if veferences, 1410 110h | 1754 R Wa ng RY SORIBNER. BEST Bi ay NE. 5 a Waccuitad sa ae FE RENT — NFA THOMAS “GURCL: Bibrs strong (ie buttery for one mouth, or money te: | 2) vished rooms with board: private family; home | 1426 funded. | ‘ry Cotton heed, Lard, at richer, and cool and central location; summer prices. | 1379 woes further than sale ony in the my27-3t 807 1 Center Me 1, midi a sean EF: RENT-TWO OR THREE © CHEERFUL 620E Pleasant rooms, communicating, unfurnished, 2d | 1017 zs floor; east, south and west exposure; bath room on | 1418 Ist. ‘ED--ST ores Works; | Feathers ‘Renovated, Mae 8 Made Over, Furniture Steamed, and Mo! Fi HLYOUNGS, 1402 Pa.ay., Lelephoue 1008-2, same floor; hot and cold water. 808 22d at 2, ite Fe RENT—LARGE PLEASANT. PRIOR, FOR: ished a# two rooms; south front : eae window; Est.ne, Gr (03 24th st.n'w..5r WEED SECOND-HAND CLOTHIN¢ aa. eres Ain transient ee Suns, revolvers, old gold and silver, for whic x3 dated. ayer te bighest cash prices’ wil Csll"LASKE 3 XOR RENT— Loan Onice, 201 Fenn uve. commer 24 st. bw 2 Furnished rooma with board, at = = my’ 1400 Let. n.w. OB KENT—VERY NICE aS Si ho ts, bath; all mod. imup.: «tn wy Wei. 13th nd Lathe REDFORD W. WALKER, LOU6 F at. FER RENT=ONE NICELY FURNISHED FRONT Toom of pleasant exposure with home comforts and excellent table board) referencer exchanged, Ap- ply 1102 9th st. n.w. my27-3t FH 9k RENT—817 15TH ST.N, W., FURNISHED OR unfurnished roots, en suite; iso office room to ren’ F _ COUNTRY BOARD R* ininutes from AH. EL ation; references required, ‘CHER, Kockville, Md. 21-1" {}XCELLENT BOARDING ON FAR’ a io a. > walk pot, Address Mrs. ‘OR RENT — UNFURNISHED — THREE HAND- ‘To ae or i2s-tu,thys, At i cating rooms; bay windo 51236 11th st. nw.....990 005 6th st. nw MUD closets, was. 1516 Q st. n.w. LOR RENT—TWO FURNISHED COMMUNI ing rooms, second floor; north and south expos HOLTZMAN, 10tn and ENT—ONE TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE; § rooms. ail mod. tmp. rete cellar: newly pa- Ge ESTS ACCOMMODATE FA‘ MIN- ‘WH utes trom depot, telegraph and chure’ 05, and 85 minutes from Washington ; rehes, cool rooms, 30K RENT—NO 1518 PIERCE PLACE: 6 KOOMS; ice, shade, ad abundance of all kinds of fruit. See | ure; bay window: with, board; private faimitvg ice: Bored and raint Wy, ,Hendics run to the F Urick botse, eoucreted cel dail inod, tunpe. igiSin on Tuesday or Wednesday, — p.m. at tion cool and pleasant; herdics and cars convenient; | house. Kent 33 7th st. 0 per mo. Pigy'Sth st aw: Sir | references exchanged.’ 10 bw. my |, OR RENT — 820 — TAO-STOKY, SEVEN-ROOM WASIN DANENHOWER, 2215 Pst 6 Two ¢ Pa NFURNISHED | ¥* Brick, coucrete cellar; all moder: i, Suuprovement RENT—NO. 1 aoe an Branch, 14 shington ; commuuicating rooms suitable for light house- | 1464 T stn. w. WM. F. N, room brick new house, 30 roonis, leted for summer imps.; southern exposure; terms rea- 3t 1921 Fst aw. pd all wed. ups. large yard SY per wo. boarders; plenty of Shiade; milk. fruit, and ice tn 302 Dest. ne. my25-3t* WASH'N DANENHOWER, 1319 F st oo ndaice oven June 1. ‘Address ee ‘OR RENT—FOUR COMMUNICATING. ROOMS, JOR RENT—NO. HST. N. E.. BRICK lontrose, 2 completely furnished for light housekeeping, large Grooms and ali wod impes RS. 00 TEN | ball attached aud privilege of bath; rent nuonste. ouly Mm nmer boardste; large, poomy hove, | 1106 th st. nw. my2o- my PWASIDN DANENHOWER, 1116 Fet 2 wie from the Short Hill mouniaing , For particulars F RENT — NIG URNISHED one | Fe RENT— Nos » AND 2031 PORTER add MES Hones LESLIE, single and ep suite; second and third floors; o! new 6-rou a rick, oun moreted faouville, Va, ie best locations in the city; summer prices. "913 M my25-3t" Fe. RED T—LARGE, PLEASANT FUR! ‘RNISHED Rooms, single or en suite; two on second and oue on ed ir ‘Terms reasonable. 811 11th snow. ad all od imps. Ot WASH'N DANENHOWER, 11 PST. N.W, 6 KMS. AND BATH, $1 Wallach Pince, 6 rms snd bath Tins. aid bath; a Bo. FOR | ception of Suunmer bour wtinehs healthy. good water, iarge airy foots, daily wails. Near Alexsuaria. 85 per week. Address Mre.J. D. GAL A aris, GUNMER BOARD —WOODLA Teusouuble, Address. Mire. D. DAVIS. a WK st Oram Isiva st Gr.» im. BOB Vist at FF RENT—FURNISHED ROOM FOR ONE OR more; second floor; 8: others partly or unfur- second and ghia floors: single or en suite; my’ i bossal it Prince Willwm county, V 2 st. now... 10r., m. t. D.W. ide M stonaw.. 10r. JOUNTRY BOARD — NEAR STATION ii ear 4. on high ground; extensive slady = TanaE NICELY FUR, D at ot. uw. Br no mosquitos: plenty of Jersey story south \Afout rooms, oue with clooves tow id spring water. Cold Point Farm, Clit prices; no children gy housekeeping’ hall room’ with Statiod, Fairiux, Co., Vs ma “Im*_ | folding bed, 85.243 Ind. ave.n.w. att LL ROOMS QT THE OLD BROOKS rooklaud, D. TL f three rooms each, in most cen! firsticlawa in every respect,” Address B. ottice. R RENT—TO GE! RS AT A oe fa mile from Keedysville station; no children taken. Address Mrs. TLEMAN AND WIFE OR 2 gentlemen, nicely furnished frout room Sei board, $4.50 per week each ; also back room for emai, 84; ‘homo cousforts. “Address HOME RY RESIDENCE, IN THE NEIGH- my25. * within Walt nen, Pohick church and Occo- naa x ry Quan ‘Falls, on the A. & F, high, shady and ~ aati Mat Souk Sut KMAN & 00. breezy; good board Saaranieed, For aH partieulars bath. “TT41 oth st. a. Foe Bet dress 2 are my 23-1W* Lorton Valley, Pairtax Co..'Va._ ADJOINING ROOMS No. 2146 Pa. ave. nw, ~ near Peusion office, 1st floor, for summer; 10 rs..20d. imps... Ts., mod. tu BOARDING NEAR BLUE RIDGE Piang it desired. partially rurtisued, oF mw No. 1011 Ust at. aw See Inquire 719 th brick house, cool rooms, lawn, shade, dau; 40 rs.. mod imps... 62.50 ait horse ind carne, te, Aly aL CChay, Poa ser eee ST, NW, sponas gag Be ie He es : : 5 ate noes nals fart iesin Pdlsewi esas ie | Amc: erga “LEN MANOR— -FORE ‘tT GLEN, MONTGOMERY Gui M anew house of about forty rooms, POR BEN TWo ¢ OR EE GED GE TLEMES, F summer bot Opens June 1, TH Ae ‘8 beautiful sccond:foot front room: nicely fur? just comp taunt: ing. u Lished; with or without board; reler- 3 ; Seo. ally trains, Thirty minutes’ ride. | ences exchary dress ME B. tar office. Toth et Srns0 1808 F 13 ine store emaeer PR, Ries’ market, $25. AH he mi, 19ch LOk RENT—UNFURNISEED— ai of house, and full storms apply | J}QR RENT—T WO NEWLY-FURNISHED SECOND ave. FB Sbarout owes 1330 Nat 14th st. n.w., unl May 28. floor rooms in Toom; convenient 15 vate family, €5 per month each a y cars, 1920 Let.n.w. my25-3t" ie WOR RENT—FURNISHED—1903 @ ST., HAND- somely furnished, at reasonable rent to sutisfactory ‘OK RENT—1021 11TH ST. N. W., COR. MASS, | tenant. 1610 1uth et, furnished bierly, at BOO, uae ave., elegautly furnished Rooms, en suite or sinwle, ed B35. For perwit wo inspect apply ty RUST ail frout ou the street, cheap to desirable ble partice: 624 Lath st. st ie PRES T-WANDSOME DWELLING, 807 10TH OR RENT—THE COOLEST AND MOST DE- ; 10 rooms: marble mantels; 5% pine: UMMER BOARDERS, WANTED—MONT VIEU iigbtful rooms to be found in the city, furnished D iver For key sud terms ably ST & St hotel, Front Royal, Va, a Within a hours of | or unfaruish ished, with excellent board at Yowest wun iH \GEREURD, 624 14th FY Washington: Conauedicns buslding. shady, piazzas, | er rates at 173 Lstst. me. ¥25-3i* R RENT—199 12TH SEE Kw.s saTon b 1p yn rupee i 3 pete tee ee denn Pep. OK BEAUTIFUL SUM = "OOM basement house, bay window ; all thodern - t ke Magli karticulars, “JOHN ¥. SLINSON, Prop. | WON SENS pute doped ats dumiyy fesuiceeds | mouse $40. Inquire on premises, or 10 1 ETCH, FOX & BROW a large double-corner house; south my’ J T4s7 Feun. ave dod osel from fron: my2 UMMER BOARD ON NORTH HILL FARM—LO- erences required, 1101 K st, n.w. Scatea'near a aint eeeae withes Uycte tas ang roe te ed A hagl 4 ty ya Sbrek, Biss Desterge evs suses 2s. tain scenery: beautiful location; healt rite for a adinnen @ining-room aud Kitchen, pret floor, $40 by" year oF circular furnishing detailsahd terms °° dor euiniver, opposite PUM WOOD SOakbere | forsummer. "Keys next door, mayne od sigs Castleman's Ferry, Clarke County, Va, ratee y2OLinn | —my25-3t° cor. of 13th and N. ¥. ave. my9-cotjy15 R BEN H ST.: TWO-STORY BRICK: B=. RENT—19 IOWA CIRCLE-THREE cow. | WQ% BENT 407 Ht al Lest com: rote, ind Boor, ture ices hav culldies Oe | aS EEE oe 206 Awe. mn ose Lavi ” a = ‘ig servahta need uot wbbly. itef. exchangods — myS-im | S's EBERTY THO Se {$2} Bt av. aw 1340 Kiggsst_u.w., 5 ©. RENT — FURNISHED, FOR SUMMER + Div. ave, Lr. months, new corner House, overlovking park; u.w. ¥ rooms and bath ; refined surrouns ; Pent nominal: Address SUMMER, Star office, NTAINS — DELIGHTFUL nountains of Va.; plenty of shade; laoge len ice" uhd milk; spring water, ad mulpRNe Bee ater couyerunces Yor™ gucita. LOD FOR ee Dire. J. STOC io, Albemarle Go Va. my1-1m SPRING BANK VAKM OPENS MAY 15; CON- «89.30/28 Sth st. n venient Py ete aa ice per 30} 2... with cellar. 15 ay 5 iruit, im abundance eee | 82: heals yy terms 6. SF Mictandia, Va. SxS 12th =e 14 3 ee J20r RENT BEAUTIFUL HOME. 6a X CAVES Sr RRTOWTrrorc ore baila k from Penna. ave. cz feet N N ‘ORE AT WASHINGTON G "GEOVE out; larve aiid : _LOST AND FOUN fd. isids will be received till June 1st. Address ipa; bested by deremce, lanes pa poco . BURKIS, P.O. Box O85, city, or office, Room 11, 0. BUSHNELL & CARUSL, rie at bare ae La ie ¥ cor, 7th and F sts, nw. my2z5-3t* in Fst. ee nt aa ee vt STORE ON Px AYE, BET. uae Foe PENTA: MARION st. My xEW 7- | FQOR RE! ENTS —_— 7 rem: 4 room use; bath and cellar; concrete floor: house 300 Khode land .. from June os OF DRAWINGS (BLUE PRINT): 4: HAKDING, 606 11th st. nw. | pypered throughout convenient to horse care: teut | — Septetaber Le per mente eee et eG. 99 ude will be kind emougn ts leave at Church & Bao, ‘MCLACHLEN & BATCHELD ho tha Stepieisou's, Sth and Md, ave. &.w, ea a ars wear | “ne! Oth gt. B w thitee tury “0 cand -baccae Boe ae 2 gti gs JOR RENT— SPOKE AND | roti Tats, orsoyt port ley : * , i i toname Fraices, Liberal reward if returued to FA ‘St uasitte Grocery business particularly. Inauise 626 | TN CR Siner’ oon Corner 24 aiid E window Urick, 8 rooms and bath, Les 517 Subst, se Fwo-story brick, 6, a it, $1.5. MAN, foreman No. 6 Engine House. $8. B. LEONARD, 407 436 st. RENT—LARGE STORE, 419 9TH ST. N. = MAY 16, GOLD PIN-HOOK FOR apt Hot ioe any baees, | [70R RENT—COMPLETELY FUEN Two-story rear 1826 13th LA hulr of deceured friend, aud. purse of Urouee Renee bow windows. tient moderate, wap: | F’nine rooms aud bat Chor iyi INS, Spd bens, exe i en oe toJ. JAY GOULD, 4z19th'st.mayl6-12t* | mer: $30 per mous, my2a yan sGint {OH RENT— Fron fi . OUND May 17, ON FST CA POCKETBOOK } Siuss.ay.,22r8200 Cor. Park sagen Ob RED FURMISUED BOUSES. BP corinining small amount of money. Call a3 is hist ‘0 Mt, Pleasant,S1 ~ Vermont ave pia 813 K ‘Mies (June as Janet 50 | som C., Sst. bk, 1418 me ane, - 3 cat —08 FST, BETWEEN 117TH | ANDi ity, of Gold’ Eyeglasses, Chain Findeb suitably rewarded by leaving 1602 14th st. nw. dwelling conta od. itups. ; large stable — n 1m a eS ee 1t*_ | $125 per mouth, WASH'N DaNis OST_GORDON.SEI SETTER PUP, 8 MONTHS OLD, | _my4-1m iis white spots on breast and forel answers to naue of Ben, Return to 1436 Q st. and receive re- ward. my25-2t IST—ON MAY 2 0 MEDALS, GOLD AND iver, attached to gold chain; uae on silver o1 Finder will' return to 1804 14th st uw. aud receive 4 LAST, A 7 Azewardo $9 will i be aid —CONMUNIGATING OFFICE, ROOMS, located for patent BELT & CU., Room 47, Atiabtio Building. jay 28-38 Fs RENT—TWO COMMUNICATING OFFICE oon, with private toilet frat floor 1407 Fst revand painted nnd wel ventilated: nent poe month to Pew TOHN SHERMAN & CO. FPR BENT FURNISHED HOUSES, cor to a DG. Sil REET CARO 1° T—ON S OR | SOON after etting off, on or night of tl weithe g ELEGANT OFFICE ROOMS, LARGE mee Pocketbook contains small exes +. ¥. 8. HUYCK & CO., ai is te ct payers ge Fee hei eevtar ang every eatentene Gy each 2005 Peun ave. | 460,06. sre. turned a rewai " = TLE, bose Bet n mses 3,é | floor. CH. KNIGHT, Room L myZo-3t Fibs ae es conn ST—YOUNG. <eatran MASTIFF PS Linco ‘old. ree reward if returned to 4 BAKBO! wee K B15. BY WASH'N GAS- 3) Lone ght Cor to order of W.W, Benge Payment been stopped: suitable reward for its retura ty Star eS 500 Barat oa tan a ‘ON SATURDAY NIGHT, 2,0n » hear M st, n.w.. 01 025 Fatuw.am. Se, oertn on, 0m, FOR RENT-—STABLES. os JOR RENT-87.50—BEAUTIFUL NEW BRICK Roxas tor two borese ond of 1250 (Oth st. now. Wal. my27-s st. nw. DRAWN PERSONAL, gold ‘Above re y informacion that wilt feud to'its tor recuvery, PH caesar BEST INDORSEMENT WILL PAY WILL PAY under Detecti’ Fee ee gor | PSB ree cae ‘OST—A BROOCH, DIAMONDS AND RUBIES, hit, po a my ee ES | OME ane = — a ee eek eS Se | CS bed Liter met pine mon POINTER DOG, BLA BLACK SPOT ON my16-10 reset ares oe Liter Pca ARCHITECTS, FRANGr B. Fava, 3K, & 00, Architects and Civil my4-3m* 1416 F st.nw. ATTORNEYS.