Evening Star Newspaper, June 4, 1889, Page 2

THE LEAGUE POSTPONEMENT. President Fitzgerald’s Circular and What he Says About it. Lrecorx, Nev., June 4—The circular of President Fitzgerald postponing the big con- vention of the Irish National League to be held im Philadelphia is dated to-day. The full text of the interesting document is as follows: To the Officers and Members of the Irish National League of America: Dear Sins: The national convention called for the 9th and 10th of July at Philadelphia is Postponed antil after the present session of the ‘itish parliament, in compliamce with the ca- bled advice of Mr. Parnell. For some a) Ihave been in correspondence with Mr. = nell and other Irish leaders, urging that Mr. ell and some of his ablest colleagues should attend the Philadelphia convention on the dates named above, but the replies did not en- courage the hope that we should have an Irish delegation at the convention. Finally I cabled Wm. O’Brien on the 27th of May, as follows: “Urge necessity of sending delegation to Philadelphia convention ¥th July. Your ence with Protestant nationalist would have very beneticial effect. Answer. (Signed) Jouy Frrzggraip.” MR. PARNELL’S DISPATCH. On the morning of May 28 I received the fol- Jowing cable: “Joun Firzceratp—O'Brien has shown me your telegram. I strongly advise postponing convention until after session of parliament. (Signed) Pare.” I was at once convinced that Mr. Parnell Must have had strong reasons for cabling the above request, which by every loyal member of the league should be accepted as a command. In order to have the fullest expression of opin- ion on the subject from the officers and mem- bers of the national executive committee of the league. the national secretary sent the follow- ing telegram to each officer and member of the comumitiee: “Parnell cables strongly advising postpone- ment of the convention until after the session of parliament. What do you advise? Answer. (Signed) Jous P. Sutton.” MOST OF THE DELEGATES FAVOR POSTPONEMENT. Thirty-three delegates, including the execu- tive officers, favor compliance with Mr. Par- uell’s wishes, three are opposed and three could not be reached. Ivery much regret the imconveuience caused to the Irishmen of Phil- adelphia on account of this postponement and the expense caused thereby paid by the national treasurer. I feel sure the patriotism of the members of the league will recognize the wis- dom of being governed by the advice of Mr. Parnell and of avoiding any action that might be coustrued as a revolt against his leader- ship. “A postponement of a similar nature and for exactly the same reason took place in January, 1886, at which time a convention to be held in Chicago was postponed at the cabled request of Mr. Parnell until after the close of the British parliament then about to assemble and did not convene until August of the same year. The statement that the postponement of the con- Yention is in any way connected with the abomi- nable murder of Dr. Cronin is absolutely false the sole and all-sufticient reason for Mr. Par- nell’s request is that opportunity may be given the Irish leaders to attend the convention without absenting themselves from their parliamentary duties at the present critical time. A little patience is all that is asked from the Irishmen of Philadelphia. The Irish National League of America was founded to aid and not to thwart the recognized leader of the Irish people. Opposition to his plans at the present time would be next to treaton to the Irish cause, and I am confident that, no matter at what sacrifice, the postponement of the convention at Mr. Parnell’s desire until after the session of parliament will meet with unqualitied approval of every right-thinking friend of Ireland. (Signed) Joux FitzcEratp, President 1. N. L. A.” ee = AN ENGLISH DIVORCE CASE. The Faithless Husband a Clergyman who is Now in Philadelphia. Loxpox, June 4.—A decree of divorce which has just been made absolute by Justice Butt, develops the fact that the city of Philadelphia is just now sheltering a once prominent divine of the Wesleyan denomination, but who gave up pulpit prospects here to fly to America with one of the fair singers of his choir. The name of this shining light of a powerful denomina- tion is William Mews, although since he settled @own across the Atlantic he has transformed it into Vernon. According to the evidence upon which the decree was granted he was married toa young woman of good family in 1882, while pastor of a Methodist church in Man- chester. All went well until he became enam- ored of one Jessie Braikenbridge, a tall, well- formed, vivacious brunette, who was looked upon asthe mainstay of the éhurch choir. One morning in February of last year he left home to fulfill an alleged engagement to preach at Accrington. He never returned. Later in the week Jessie also turned up missing. The gossips shook their heads, but the devoted wife and the trustees of the church spurned the in- sinuations ih scorn. Investigation showed, however, that the couple had sailed for the United States and a detective sent over by the eburch found them living together in Philadel- = to which city they had just moved from jersey City. under the name of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon. After the injured wife applied for divorce Mews wrote two letters making a full confession, but with a show of bravado. He closed one of the letters in the following style: ‘Devil a cent will they get out of me. Sin- cerely yours, Mews, alias Vernon, alias Mar- shall, and in the opinion of many, the very evil himself.” —— a JACK THE RIPPER. A Belief that He has Resumed His Bloody Work. Loxpox, June 4.—The denizens of Horsley- down, on the southern side of the Thames, were thrown into a fever of excitement this morning by the discovery in the river of the lower por- tions of a woman's body cut into pieces. The rest of the body and the legs were no where to be seen. These ghastly objects were tied in a parcel with a stout cord. Shortly afterward a parcel of female clothing was found at Bat- tersea. Both the fragments of the body and the clothes were wrapped in pieces of cloth, which together had comprised a pair of woman's @rawers. On the waistband of the drawers was the name “Fisher” in indelible ink. It is evi- Gent that the clothing found belongs to the mur- | dered woman. ‘The portions of the trunk showed the woman to have been large and well developed. They had apparently been in the water about teu days. ‘Lhe discovery has re- Vived the excitement which prevailed during the period of the Whitechapel | ohio and it is | generally believed that “Jack the Ripper” has | resumed his bloody work. At Battersea were and the thighs of a female, showing conclusive evidences of having been cut from the trunk found at Honseleydown. ‘They too were wrapped in pieces of the pair of Grawers. SIXTE! —— N LIVES LOST. A Story of Shipwreck on the Lake Which is Regarded with Suspicion. Curcaco, June 4.—A dispatch from Racine, Wis., says: Robert York, claiming to be second Mate of the fore-and-aft schooner Isaac Housten, tells a story of a shipwreck by which sixteen lives were lost. He says the Housten cleared from Asbland last Wednesday with iron ore for South Chicago. When six miles off Milwaukee, during the storm of Friday night, the vessel broke completely in two, and Captain Hudson, his wife and two children, First Mate Fowler, aud eleven of the crew perished. York also claims that he himself and a sailor named Joseph Bouts locked arms over # spar, and after being in the water thirty-two hours came ashore this side of Milwaukee. York tells a straight story, but lake men here give it little credence. The Damage at Lewiston. Lewistox, Pa., June 4.—The town of Lewis- ‘ton has been cut off from the rest of the world since last Friday. The situation is this: The Waters rose nine feet higher than in 1847. Eight river bridges, railroad and county, were all way. There is but one open railroad here. South- ward the line is a wreck. The highways of the town are covered with debris 10 feet high, and many of its population are sheltered and fed in the court-house and otherwise. It is impos- sible to estimate the loss by damage to prop- erty. No lives were lost, Mothe: Son Murdered. ‘Trevron, Micu., June 4.—Lawrence Murry, SOCIAL MATTERS. What Well-known People are Doing— Personal Notes. The family of Secretary Blaine will spend the summer at Bar Harbor, where they own a house. They will leave the city late in this month. The Secretary of State will a -— of the season with his family at Bar bor. Mr. Walker Blaine, who will bein the city the greater part of the summer, will have rooms in the Dumblane club house during July and August. Mrs. Hearst and Miss Butterfield went to Leesburg last week for a short visit and were ‘Seti y wy hed ecpeeiae hay on as they ex] y are now at Harper's Ferry, but ate expelted home soon. Mrs. Louise Patterson returned last week from a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. H. Gibson on the Eastern Shore. Mr. and Mrs. Gibson will take a house here in the autumn for the season. and Mrs. Gibson will renew the many pleasant acquaintances she made here in for- mer seasons as Mrs. Holliday. Representative Samuel J. Randall and family, who are still in the city, will spend the summer at a cottage near Wellingford station, one of the suburbs of Philadelphia. Dr. and Mrs. O'Reilly will spend a portion of the month of August with Mr. and Mrs. Grover Cleveland in the cottage they have taken for the summer at Marion, Mass. Mrs. Justice Lamar is located at her home in Macon with her daughter for the early summer, The justice ison his round of court engage- ments. Mr. and Mra. Lamar will go to Bethle- hem, in the White Mountains, in August, where Mrs. Lamar yearly takes refuge from hay fever. Mrs. Emily Waldron Dougherty, of Hamil- ton, Ontario, and Dr. D. G. Rush, of Chicago, were married last evening, at the residence of Col. and Mrs, Frank Jones, in Georgetown. Rev. Dr. Albert Stuart, of Christ church, per- formed the ceremony. Mr. Augustus Van Ness acted as best man. The bride wore a gown of stone-gray armure braided in silver. The bodice had a vestof gray crepe and was trim- med with knotted silk fringe. The rooms were elaborately decorated with flowers and plants, and a wedding supper was served, after which Dr. and Mrs. Rush departed on a northern tour. Miss Sophie Lukie, of this city, and Mr. Wm. H. Searight, of Pittsburg, Pa., who is the pri- vate secretary of Mr. Oscar N. Kyle, of Flor- ence, Mass., were married last evening at 8 o'clock in the M. P. Central church, Rev. 8. Reese Murray officiating. The bride wore a traveling dress of Frenc! = trimmed in embroidered gauze, with a hat of gray silk and gauze, Mr. C. R. Brodix and family, of Washington, will spend the summer at the Bluffs, Mt. Desert Ferry, Me. Mr. Edward Everett Hale will also be a guest there. Dr. and Mrs. Pope gave a delightful musi- eale at their residence on 14th street Satur- day night. The Lb ero was an exception- ally fine one, and was skillfully rendered. Miss Erna Rodenstein opened the musical exer- cises with two soprano solos, “Margarithe,” and “I’ve Lost My Heart,” Miss Aileen Bell layed a piano solo, “Galatea,” and Mr. W. 8. | pais and Mrs. P. Mauro sang a duet, ‘Oh, That We Two Were Maying.” Mr. Paul Miersch rendered a violoncello selection with his usual artistic skill, and Miss Cornelia K. Hunt sang “Sampson and Delilah,” Saint-Saens’ exquisite song, in her rich soprano voice, Mr. Henry Xander played a piano solo. Mr. Herndon Morsell sang Mr. Paul Miersch’s song, “If You Were Here,” and Mrs. Wm. King rendered a piano solo, Mrs. Claire Buxton opened the second part of the program with three soprano solos, Mr. Xander Played another piano solo, and Mr. Warren S, Young sang a baritone solo, Mr. Miersch gave a violoncello, M sang two of his own compositions, and “There, Little Girl, Don’t Cry, Re | Hunt sang a song exquisitely, and Mrs. Philip Mauro closed the program with the pathetic tender music of that Scotch ballad, e Land o’ the Leal.” A bountiful collation followed the program. Among the guests present were . Morsell Love,” Col. and = Mrs, no, Yilson, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Riggs, Judge and Mrs. Lewis, Madame Guzman, Mr. and Mrs ‘Tupper. Miss Windom, who played several of the accompaniments; Dr. Swan M. Burnett, Mr. and Mrs. Nute, Mrs. Morsell, Mr. Chas. E. Rice, Mrs. Pearson, Major Slack, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Slack, Judge and Mrs. Fisher, Miss Rock- wood, Mr. Wm. King, Mahmoud Kahn, the Persian secretary of legation: Mrs. Jas. Hoy kins, Miss Sellers, Dr. and Mrs. Busey, Mr. Knorr, Dr. and Mrs. Gardner, Mr. and Mrs, Stitson, Miss Stitson, Dr. Allen and Mr. and Mrs. Ye Wan Yung and Mr. Ye Ha Yung. of the Corean legation; Mrs, Green and Miss Ives and the Misses Morse. Secretary and Mrs. Noble have hired for the summer months the beautiful house of Mys. ‘Tiffany, No. 1705 Connecticut avenue. Miss Susie Grunwell, daughter of Mr. A. B. Grunwell, and Mr. David Morison will be mar- ried at Estillville, Va., June 12. Among the presentations at the drawing- room of the Queen, held May 14, were Mr. and Mrs. R. 8. Lawrence, who have spent several winters in Washington and have many friends here. Mrs. Harrison, with her father. Dr. Scott, oc- cupied the presidential pew at the Church of the Covenant Sunday morning. The President did not attend church. Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Richardson have returned from their bridal trip and are stopping tem- porarily with friends previous to occupying their new residence on New Jersey avenue. ae SEVENTH STREET CABLE ROAD. A Permit for Its Construction Granted to the W. andG. Railroad Company. The District Commissioners to-day in re sponse to a petition from the Washington and Georgetown railroad company issued the fol- lowing permit: “Permission is hereby gPanted the Washing- ton and Georgetown railroad company to con- vert their surface traction street railroad on 7th street from Boundary, north, to Water street, south, and on Water street, between O and P streets south, into an underground cable traction system. “In excavating the street, for the purpose of the reconstruction, no greater distance than 400 feet of street will be openin one stretch at the same time. P “It is distinctly understood that the railroad company will be liable for all damages which may happen to private property of the citizens or personal injury to persons received on ac- count of neglect or omission of said company to properly protect the excavation during the day and night. “The work to be done and to conform to the drawings submitted by the said company and approved by the Engineer Commissioner, a copy of which is on file in this office, except that in repaving between the rails and be- tween the tracks, and such disthnce ex- terior thereto as shall be disturbed by this con- struction, granite (Belgian) paving blocks, such as are required by the specifications of the District of Columbia, will be used, and the pavement laid in accordance with thi cations of the District of Columbia for laving granite pavement. ; “The Commissioners of the District of Col- umbia reserve the right of supervision, through their duly accredited agent, of the performance of the work in strict accordance with the plans submitted and the conditions of this permit. The entire cost of such reconstruction, and all work incidental thereto, shall be defrayed by said railroad company.” THE CONTRACT FOR RAILS HELD BY A JOHNS- TOWN COMPANY. President Hurt accepted the conditions for the company. In conversation with a Stak re- portér he said that it was impossible to tell when they could get to work altering the road, as the material was not on hand. The contract for the rails is held by the Johnstown rail company and as yet no reports have been received coucerning the safety of the works, As soon as the rail comes to hand work will begin. Real Estate Matters. Leroy C. Morris has bought for $7,000, of Elnathan Meade, lot 24, block 35, Columbia Heights. . H. Pairbank has purchased of ers & Stellwagen, for $31,250, lots 4 to 8, block 7, Kalorama Heights, M. M. Richardson has bought of Rodgers & Stellwagen,for $8,437.65, lot 19, block 11, and 9, block 13, Kalorama os. J. Warren Brown has bougLt of & Stellwagen, for $8,385, sub 20, square 760, 20.7 110 feet, A, between 2d and 3d sou! W. E. Smith has rs for ee of J. V. P. Ritter, lots 11 and square 479, fronting street, 41 feet 13¢ inches, on east aide of 6th between O and P streets northwest. Sarah 8. Smith has rht of T. F. Schneider ®@ bachelor, aged forty-six years, and his mother, aged eighty, residing on an unfre- quented road in Argentine township, Green county, were murdered several days ago. Both had been shot in the back of the head. Their near neighbors failed to see them as usual. and ‘Upon investigation the bodies of the mother and son were found in the cellar, where they had been thrown by the murderers. ——___ For Other Telegraphic News See Pages 1 and 5, for $13,500 sub 1! - 155, 20 by 100 feet on bet. 17th and eth sertots parte < John Howgate has it sub 154, sq. 155, of Sta ahead at tae on 13th te northwest, og Rrra Smarter comes Sits Wocewes 7 ™* A Row of New Houses. Mr. Charles Early has just completed ar- rangements for the erection of five brick and stone houses on Corcoran street, between 17th and 18th streets, for Mr. &. H. Semmes. The front of this row as also the interiors will be in the Moorish style. Each house will be pro- vided with convenient closets, hard-wood mantels and stairways, and will contain besides the kitchen, parlor, bath, and dining room, bed rooms and a servant's room. in- teriors will be entirely different, each from the other, and it is proposed to so treat both the interiors and exteriors as to give to each house an individuality of its own. The architect is Mr. W. Claude Frederic, of Baltimore, Md., the contractor Mr. Geo. A. Foreman, of the same Place, and it is expected that the houses will be completed by October 1. ——+___ A Suit to Declare Certain Deeds Void. ~ Adeline V. Sommers, by Messrs. J. J. John- son, C. W. Miller and A. Kilgore, has filed a suit in equity against Allen ©. Clark to set aside and declare void certain deeds. They claim that as heirs of Abraham Young the} were seized of certain property, and that Clar by representing that it was covered with deeds induced them to convey to defendants their interests for mere nominal considerations, aggregating but a few thousand dollars, when bea have since ascertained they had a good and valid title to property now worth $200,000 or more, es Recent Army Orders. Captain John W. Bean, fifteenth infantry, or- dered to examination by the army retiring board at St. Paul, Minn. Col. A. R. Bufting- ton, ordnance department, ordered to the Watervliet arsenal, West Troy, N. Y., to attend @ meeting of the army gun factory board. First Lieut, Philip Reade, third infantry, de- tailed for duty with the second regiment in- fautry, Illinois national guard, during its en- campment. First Lieut. Geo, A. Trim, engi- neer corps, ordered on temporary duty to New York city, Second Lieut. U. G. McAlexander, twenty-fifth infantry, transferred from com- any D to company H. Capt. Otho W. Budd, fourth cavalry, grantetl leave to June 5, Capt. John E. Greer, ordnance department, ordered from Governor's island to the state camp of in- struction, near Peekskill, on temporary duty connected with the erection of a seacoast bat- tery for the state of New York. Capt. John W. Puilmap, assistant quartermaster, ordered on temporary duty at the national cemeteries at Germantown, Pa., and Beverly and Fihn’s Point, N. J. First Lieut. R. R. Stevens, sixth infantry, granted one month’s extension of leave. Cadet Jos. Frazier, third class, military academy, granted leave from June 15 to August 15, at Nashville, Tenn, Capt. Ezra P. Evans, fitth infantry, mted four months’ leave, Capt. Joseph Hale and ist Lieut. Philip Reade. third infantry, detailed to visit the camps of the Wisconsin national guard from June 17 to 22, July 8 to 13, August 5 to 10, and August 12 to 17. Capt. Wm. 8. McCaskey, twentieth in- fantry, detailed to visit the camps of the Illi- nois national guard near Springtield from July 6 to August 26. BUSINESS CHANCES. ANTED—A PARTNER, ACTIVE OR SILENT, in one of the best-paying brickyards in the D. Ww .; Profits ;, all modern improvement: with 810, 000 and good reference. Adi 5, City P.O. Tr i OF CASINO CLUB house and grounds, furuished or unfurnished; will sold tos cenponsible person. Mr. Bowers, the manager, about to engage in other business; liquor license afready signed, Apply on premises or io CG DUNCANSON. Jes-3t OR SALE—A FIRST-CLASS GROCERY, LIQUOR nd provision store, central location, doing # good cash business; reason 31-6t* 20 SHARES LANSTON TYPE-MACHINE STOCK. Purchases of this stock have recently been made by the best aud shrewdest investors in town, Jed-3t FRANK H. PELOUZE, 1313 F street, - RECEIVED FOR for selling, change of business. Address GROCEK, Star office. ROPOSAL—BIDS WILL BE the remodeling of the 5th Baptist Church, Ver- mont avenue ,between Q and K streets n. w., on or be- fore the 15th inst. Plans seen at the residence of the Jed-4t* NE OF Businesses in Washington’ lixlt aud clean; can be Fun With little expense; rent low, with dwelling over store. Reasou for selling owner has other business and cannot attend to both. Domg now a good bust hess and increasing. Wili sell cheap for cash or will trade for a small house. Stock about $4,000. Address Bo: fice. Jed-6t* SHARES FRA x or NKELIN I NC K 25 ser atisst & price that will nett 4 per cent; an lutely sefe investinent. Jes-3t FRANK H. PELOUZE, 1313 F st. PECIAL BARGAIN THIS WEEK FOR PARTY leaving tawh—a govd-toned. good case der Hallet & Davis Upright Pian i or society use; $198. 811 Oth «1 fe Deposit Stox large holders say it will per sare, Buy now aud wet advantage 0 rise. FRANK H.RELOUZE,1313F st, jel-lw FOE, RENT = STORE 216 10TH Wholesale market and La. ave. ; suitable vorth 8500 f the , NEAR for com- imission or grocery business particularly. In@uire O26 La, ave. anyl7-lm TXTUR! ND GUOD JOR SALE—THE 8T ES will of a first-class Drug Store on Ytb st. centrally located : goods fresh, business xvod and the sod: Plant one of the best south of Philadelphia; price €9,000. For further information and perinit to inspect apply to FITCH, FOX & BROWN. Jel-st rr ‘SIGNMENTS AND STORAGE SOLICITED. — ‘Having & very large store in good location and large outside space to display furniture, both for auc tion and storage, we are prepared to receive cousin ments of household goods, merchandise of all kinds horses, buggies, &c. Special attention paid to real estate bales, Salen day every, Wed ROOT & LOWENTHAL, Au my31-Im 7 Vy ANTED—A RELIABLE PARTY WITH CaPt- tal to take @ limited partnership, active or silent, in a well-kuown private Banking House in this city desring to increase business; specialty, commerci discounts; investments safe ‘and profitable. free of business expense ; capital and securities entirely with- in investor's control. Address BANKERS, F. 0. Box 226, Washington, D. mnyl7-1m WANTED—HELP. FOR RENT—ROOMS. WAN OUS NT: Ww ANTED — AND COLORED LAUN- iT. MARKET RENT—A SUITE UNFURNISHED i ae for - ee ‘Btar office. Jea-St* Pent reson Sel ar oe ene BOar: Bice and cool: Callcatiy, “BORNEAN OfO Uk stone ee? ee ; WH teri aes ec 11, 984F, i INE ae Ba ees eae 'ANTED—M! ND 70. Chamabersasn Shirt — Trouers, Gardeners, Farm and ofall kinds. DICK'S Agency, O13 teh ston. Ww Jere 110 TO ‘WOMEN SOCKS, 810, TO WASTED_A COMPETENT GIRL FOR COOK best clty {god wages to Hight pert Aye stow. | jet W erga arma: dan Beart cut i be over Brag’ Store; entranceon 2d.st. 08-58 ANTED—IMMEDIATELY—A GOOD MAN, GER- appa at Besar Wednesdays a hao 488, MAE Be partment, a at? \WWANTED—A_ RESPECTABLE COLORED Boy, about seventeen, tor housework. Apply, with Tecommondations, at 712 13th st, in the "3 WANTED — A RELIABLE, ENERGETIC MAN, ition where close attention to busin fora ess. is juired ; fair to it_ man; must have Al Feterehoes, ‘Apply EW, WALREM ¥CO, O12 Ese ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED OOLOl to do 1d help set must be Guick apply at cue” BEER RES: “W ANTED-AN AMERICAN GENTLEMAN ABOUT 3U years of as salesman ; Meneed ripapent gud lucrative to right part ._ Applicants séen from 9 to 11am. only. W.\ PHERLIR, #30 7th st. bw. 1t* 3 ee MAN TO DO ee HOUSE- work, washing, and ironing; references required. Apply at 715 21st af. n.w. ae WANTED. A WHITE SERVANT GIRL FOR GEN- eral housework. Apply 431 Qst.n.w. Je4-3t* Wa4y7ED-onpER COOK AS SECOND. NV lt OT. JOR! V SON. ANTED—-A WOMAN TO COOK, WASH AND iron. “Apply at 906 M st, n.w. 1t* ANTED—IN SMALL MILY, NEAT, INDUS- trious, competent woman, forgeneral housework ; bring recouimendation. 1006'26th st, b.w. art" WANIED—A GIRL TO WASH, IRON AND DO general housework, must have cit) reference, aud stay at nights, Apply in store 1109 F st. n.w. 1t' y re 1109. yANTED—AN ACTIVE MAN, LOCATED OUT- ‘ide large cities, salary @100 per month, to repre- sent, in bis own locality, an old house, exac SUPT. M'F'G. 'HOUSE, Lock Box 1610, N.Y. Je3-un,tu,dw ANT, ED—A PAINTER, AT PEARCE & LAW- WV, ZON'S Carriage Shops, Siioand S112 Mata. e320" WANTED—GIRL ABOUT 12 YEARS OLD TO care for child. Apply between 6 and 9 p.m. at 514 13th st. nw. + Je3-20° ANTED—A RELIABLE YOUNG COLORED WwW Man, polite and neat, to run hotel elevator; must = geod Teferences, A Box 117, Star office. V ANTED—IMMEDIATELY—A WHITE OR COL- ored Girl in s family of three to do chamber work ‘aud assist in family; no washing. Apply at 1603 Mi sachusetts ave. after 9:30 a.m. Jes-21 y ANTED—A COMPETENT PENSION CLERK, NUgiady OF wentleman “Apply to Box 5, Star office, WANIED-GENTLEMEN WHO ARE NOT af id Of work: sen pay ae oe een reference required, y di HALDEMAN, 608 F stinwe > Sedat" 5 rr myZS-Te (CK ROOM Other ‘mee large communt- en suite or single: Est nw. F| eas ene Vee Sa es th price, B.8., Star office. *_jea-st? = ~ N. W.. COR. MASS. ——— — beautiful furnished room. Lice location. ANTED—A LIGHT-WEIGHT, SIDE-BAR ap P<, ae Io mention prises TEL Pt outlook; “cheep to decrabie oe Aas one __ 0S | (708 Rit Taha UNFORIED ROOMS, ‘W ANTED—H BAUM PAYS THE HIGHEST CASH Fidentia housekeeping, $10 per month, Fe pniture, Carpets and | with Yen ee 1" 19 Tthstaw. del Kk RENT—TWO NICELY-FURN Ms 'ANTED — HORSES TO PASTURE; 60c. PER | 91079.) 777,400 week. - zS GIBBS, “Mt. "Vernon, Va. W4StepFow 5 TO 10 ACRES, EITHER unim| “he ‘to city, on line of rallrosd,"Addreas YO. Stak office, Jel-at™ eouthe <2 a erm eXpoRuTe preferred. referemces exchahgrd: A Snes ee" Fok, BENTICHEAP_TO GENTLEMEN, THREE newly furnished rooms on same floor, house, private family; near State, War, Navy, and Treasury Sepertmen ply 1914 H st. ow. de4-3t° iG MADE EASY. FRONT AND BACK ROOMS, 1006 ‘Dress Cutting Scale,” D - patented, enabes every one to learn 10 cut siti inet t, light, bath, and Attendance -¢10 garment aye Se ~ ght, and the scale and a measure book furnished | JXOR RENT—S07 OTH STN WTTWO DOORS for $0. Persons learning this system are immediate! from Pennsylvania ave., large, pleasant, nicely. P ® position to earn Heedy cut ished front room, suitable f 2 = And bested bings guaranteed tot L223 Fet.n. w. | men, rent le during summer mouths fes-3 R RENT—DELIGHTFULLY COOL ROOMS AT ‘WANTED-HORSES TO PASTURE AF @5 PER special rates for summer, with or without board Onder ae aS hati St Gin ars Mw | ROSE LOSS Verma ee nese call Glebe wullas aeoan PP OLR. JOR RENT—FOUR LARGE UNFURNISH Md. — ee oe im ‘ob second and third floors; bath adju Summer rates, 1515 12th st. nw. NTED-PARLOR FURNITURE UPHOL- tered; Mattresses over: work done in » nest and substantial manner; sree cut made perfect ft guaranteed. C.'N! , 1Z2IGn.w, myt GR BENT-USFULNISHED—3 ROOMS, ON Srst, two on second floor; newly papered and Painted! in private family of two adults; refere exchanged. 38 Ist. nw. Jel-s FOR BENT CHOICE ROOMS, "NOW VACANT, elegantly furnished: pleasautly lycated. Apply early to Mra. TR. BROOKS, 801-603 12th st. nw. rik Ry ER ey BE of ever: jon, "Also gpd Stocks of Merchandise, Address, CARLTON, 038 aw. ANTED—TO BUY—GOOD SECOND-HAND GEN RENT—A FLAT OF FIV Hemen’s Clothes, Guns, Pistols, Sc. for witich {igi stenm hest. 400 Louisian highest cash price is paid. Call or send postal to 2. Bos _myl7- an “A, BIZNAK. 1301 11th et. ae. {OR RENT-1720 H ST. N. WA SECOND-STORY WARTED-SMOKE PORTUONDO & CO."8 CI- wemmpcloed pep dny | 2 af fare, Carolee fang Couche Foreste “be. each; | Sduare west of War and Navy dept, fargarita Londre and Zarzuelas, 1 Uc. eacl SEPH | FXOR RENT—1435 L ST. N.W., HANDSOM M'PORTUONDO & CO., Philadephia -myto-in” | WYRRENT 1435 LST. Nw. HANDSo yV ANTED TYPEWRITING, TYPEWRITING— nest work , syntactical accuracy ; low rates. ARNOLD, Stenographer and ‘Typewriter, am prices; convenient to cars and herdics ; southe posure ae ___ del JOR RENT-TWO PLEASANT A Rooms, first floor, near Pensi: i 9 Cloud iding. im" .NTED—TRY SCRIBNER, BEST BUTTERINE. | Y8* entrance: furuished or unturuisued 3on = phe 5c. Warranted not to get for stort juare 719 7th st, or 40% strong (like butter) fo¥ one monte, or money re-| Jel fun Ty Cotton Seed Lard, purer, richer, and ‘e Lard "ror sale only in the middle of fish ER. my9-6m ET CLEANING AND vo eathers Renovated, Mat- ver, Furniture Steamed, an loths De- YOURGE aE Pa sv Telephone 1008-3. v SUMMER KOO) te, in private family ; furnished: ° house, south and east front, ret ereuces required. 1101 K Jel-6r* Fok, BEST-210 TO $20 PER MQNTH FoR suites of rooms; all couveniences; wa furnished. 420 14th stn. w. Jel-3t SOR RENT—LARGE HANDSOMELY FURNI Room, front." Als Single, at summer Fos, SENT ELe at621 Est nw my30-2w* por RENT-817 15TH S FURNISHED OR F _anfurnisd J ren} stroyed, FH. apll-7m ANTED—GOOD SECOND-HAND guns, revolvers, old gold and silver, f highest cash ee, will id. Loan Office, 201 Penn. ave., corner 24st. p.w. my’ Nt iG, a Ss 26 NTL sb suite or single references. COUNTRY BOARD. ed Fooms, et willie; lao office, zoom to — <= = —== — my21-1m* PERSONS CAN BE ACCOMMODATED WITH count! board at Halpine, Md. on Metro- 0. B. R.; plenty of shade, fruit, C. . LEAMAN, Bockville, Ma} five minutes’ walk from stati Je4-6t" (THREE, BOARDERS WANTED—ONE DOUBLE room and one single. Terms from €25 to $30 r month. Delightful location: in sight of Blue idge Mountains, “Address Lock Box 39, Warrenton, Virginia. Je4-6t* i FOR RENT—STORES. _ FE cet perio eisee o SEe FSR BENT LARGE STORE AND DWE! 1602 14th st. nw imps, ; rent ‘all wod. imp month. WASH'N DANENHOWEK, illo F de1-6t WASTED-SERVANTS, COOKS, LAUNDRESSES, Waiters. Positions of all kinds filled; rooms rented and rents coilected. Tell us what you want and we will help you. EUREKA EMPLOY. AGENCY, 910 F stb. w. de: WASTED GIRL TO DO GE: D iERAL_ HOUSE- work. Call or address Mrs. J. E. MATTEKN, 16 . 8. Jel-3t* ANTED—HELP_SEVERAL CHAMBERMAIDS for Long Brauch, houseworkers for erty, and s0- ber meu to handle horses, Applications prepared tor Government positious—Clerks, Copyists. C1LY IN- TELLIGENCE OFFICE, 711 G'st. n, Jel-6t* yy ANTED—EXPER WANTED WHITE, DRIVER FOR DELIVERY w. wagon, Apply, after 6 p. m., 414 9thst. n. Jel-3t Wists NTS, MALE OR FEMALE; GOOD pay—The Capital City Benefit Society, conitrolied by tax-payers of vasuingtel, pays sick, accident aud death benents. | Oftice 498 La. ave., opp. City Hal’, rooms 11 and 12 ‘ jel-3t™ WANTED ~AGENTS — BOTH GENERAL AND canvassing, ou the new, revised and luperial edition of Zell's Kucyclopedia'in five volumes, just is . Sold for cash, or on easy instalments. "For lib- eral terms and territory address T. RLWUOD ZELL, Pub., Philadelphi — WHITE NURSES AT THE CHIL- ‘s Hospital, 12th and W sts. n.w. Apply my31-2W immediately, ANTED-MANAGER, ON SALARY rs Wiiare open branch office in your locality; busi- ness purely mercantile; one that will mepire you with pride, pleasure, aud protit; trade established; ho can- vassihy or peddling , a rare opportunity. J. E. SHEP- AKD, 25 und 27 W. bth st., Cincinnati, Ohio. “my24 NV bet. sand 9a. m, 1519 Ket.n.w. my? Vv ) ANTED—LEAKNEKS FORK PRO! \ST- NER'S New International Tailor se of Dress aud Garment Cutting with weh rule tape messure alone; no scales, aud the only system used tbat is based upon scientific tailor principles. System taught by Mme. 5. J. MESSEK, 1303 H st.n.w. lm" y yANTED — DUNDORE’S EMPLOYMENT BU- reau, conducted by |i wen and women, White aud’ colored, for all kinds of domestic labor, 1oF a = states, with references, 717 Mst. n.w. my. m” ANTED—A CAPABLE LAW CLERK, APPLY |W geet _WANTED—SITUATIONS. WAXIED — BY TWO COLORED GIRLS SITUA. tions, one as cook, other as chat@bermaid orparse, to leave city ior summer; city references. Call or ad- dress three days 1.4 Pat. a.w, i V ANTED — A MIDDLE-AGED LADY OF GOOD address desires 4 position s@ a work in city or country: references, Call of address Je4- Keeper MKS. L. BUTLER, 92s 10th st. .w. WANTED — A FIRST-CLASS | COOK (WHITE juan) desires aplace during the summer; first- class refereuces. “Address ANTONY LAUREANA, 1407 E st. n.w., City. Ready to go. Jes-dt* WANTED BY A.) RESPECTABLE COLORED ao caagbarwcet ar gece fated ro, usar ; marke ences. Call or address 1311 12th st ‘nw ae WITHIN HALF-HOUR'S RIDE FROM WASHING- ton afew Boarders wanted in a private family; large brick homestead on s farm; all country luxuries} very best accommodations; references exchanged. Ad- B. Glenn Dale P.O. THREE CONNECTING OFFICE Prin rge’s county, Md. rooms, 1407 F st. n.w.; light and comfortable: | \y ANTED—SUMMER BOARDER: “= de ‘Oper month. Apply to JOHN SHEKMAN & Tooms; beautiful shady lawn Je. RGE AIRY high location, dress Mrs. M. A, BISPHAM, Warrenton. Va. jel-3t* MODATED—FIRST- Mrs. Dr. A.B. PRICE, Frostburg, Allegany couuty, Md. Parties without children pre- Tred, water and plenty of rich milk. Altitude, 200 feet, Terms: 8 and 37 per week. Jel-1m* E HILDREN under 15 years of age taken delightful situation mountain mis: bath scenery; fe Too! one mile of Charlottesville ‘aud University of "Virginia; four hours trom Washington; six trains. Address Box 204, Charlottesville, Va. ty ERSONS CAN BE AC SQUADIER BOARDE! 3 ACCOM) class Board. M. FOR SALE—LOTS. SALE—FIFTY COLONIAL BEACH LOTS, 502150 fee! 4, near hotel and uew Wharf; choice $100 each. in’ installwents of #10 mouthly. E,W. BYRN, office Munn & Co.. Pacific Building, F st., between 6th and jed-Lin {OR SALE — TWO FIRST-CLASS LOTS IN LE Droit Purk, each 70160, t BT. per foot. A.'L. BARBER & ©O., Sth and F ste. hw. oR IGHT BOARDERS WANTED—NO © jOMMODATED WITH a2 fi t, SALE—FOUR LOTS ON N ST., NEAR N. H, Beata giee gab eer toness NA Spat, | Rive ae doe Sonny sod, ire tease eon ad een ess OF call 452 La. ave. Hoo No. 8. AKEVIEW FARM HAVING ENLARGED MY ase a und, will open June 15. Plenty of i ee shade. lake with boats: fisting aud hunting, Seat > SQUARF FEET, IN THE TRI- ince ee oliten Branch Band OB. K. He- | Cobable of subdividion into auumber ot snail lots; « t-0 ville, Md. ce adirees, MES. x; 5. | Cvetie ferro sicune intos numberof sill lots: ¢ foot 4oc. B. H. WARNER & CO. S10 F et now, de4-3e OMFORT RETREAT, POPULAR RESORT IN Mountains of Maryland, near Harper's Ferry, home | 3/7, aie gqmforteand country advantages unexcelled. “W. M. | FYQRSALES CLARE, Keep ‘Tryst, Washington county, Md, 16th st » bet, Land M “hy 2. w, 30 is ee ae 8 st,, bet. 9th and 10th ste. nw 5. SUMMER BOARDERS AT “OAKLANDS.” GAY- | Vst., bet. Lith and 14th ste. nw. “0x00 Siicra, Clarke county, Var 8. Voratiroud. The taost N. Cap. and Int sta. nw), 18x00. elevated and healtnfui section of Virginia. Abundance | Oregon ave. near N. Have u.w., J0xol v0 of shade, fruit, milk, vegetables, &c. Conveyance once kUST & HUNGiLRGOKD, aweek to “Sulphur Spring.” For particulars address 624 14th at Mrs. J. D. CONARD. my29-1in* LOTS IN ISHERWOOD AT 5 CTS $04, Scts.; usar corner Nand North lots on Q st. n.w., 50 cte. Qst, near 18th, #2. near Staton Square, 65 cts. 3c WHITARERS 1909s Ft @UMMER BOARD ON NORTH HILL FARM-LO- SS cuted near the Shenandoah river; water aud moun- tain scenery: beautiful location; healthy. Write for circular furnishing details and terms, C. M. CASTLEMAN, P.O, Castleman's Ferry, Clarke Couns Va, my9-coty15 W eee aD ee BOARDERS, TERMS FROM lots on ‘cor- 40 her Maryland ave., th st, Geta, A. rd st., Columbia H RA iehté, exchange for city lots sixteen t@ twauty dollars per month for, adults, Dupont Circle, at speculative prices. A dress sccording to the location of rooms, children half price, | BUILDER, Star office. jea-3t MAS ELLIONT, Arlington House, Win- | 355 5- STV LEVEL 7 7 ES LEVEL LoT ON jesaw ave. Just west of 14th st., with 50 ft. front on Kenesaw and same froutageon School at, ‘This is ope of the most desirable pieces in this beauti- FYE UNDERSIGNED, PROPRIETOR OF THE ee ful section, and can be b: Riverton, Va, (situated at the Junction of the two branches of the Shenandvah river, and unsurpassed for beauty of scenery, health, society: aud bass fishing), wante summer lers, who will be furnished nice aity rooms, good fare attention. ‘Terms moderate and made kiown on application Address JS, W. KENNE my20-2w* wwerton,’ Va. M . ERIN BOARDING-HO! OPEN FOR RE- a5 per week. ‘Address sires" D. GAINES, Alexan- aria, Vi 2 ewe jOUNTRY BO. five views ‘no mosqultoa: Pizngy of deren a butter, cold 9 Tne Pood at Pari, Cutten my24-1m* Station, Fairfat, Gos Va, ad at the lon puceot 0c, per “1313 F SIDE N fine houses; good. held at $3; owner FOE SALE-THE BEST LOT 0) bet. 17th and Conn. ave., bet. 2 front and uo waste depth; has been wants to sell and will accept 2.75 Jel-3t J.B. WIMER, 1313 F D 21ST STS, OPPOSITE MRS. 2lote, 48x114in both. Thisisex- ly a grand corner for a fine residence, or will Fies of short building lots for 1e me dium-sized houses, i 2. eee _3. B. WIMER, 1313 F st. FOR SALE-ONE OF THE CHOICEST BUILD- ing sites in the city, B st.n.e., bet, lst and 2d, fronting on reservation, ’ Fit WANTED—BY A HALF-GROWN COLORED BOY, some kind of work in house; will work for 85 per Address HOBERT, FPEOH PALE | STOCK, FIXTURES AND GOOD will of an established "paying shoe store; stock fresh, clean and staple: locatign ; reasonable rent; long “lease.” Apply or address ECONOMY SHOE SIORE, 802 7th st. now. my31-1m - KUPPERT, 637 L ST. N, W. FURNAGES, Ranges, and Latrobes, Roofing, and Guttering, and Spouting; Jobbing a specialty ; Satisfaction xuar- antes my31-6t* Foe, sae A BARGAIN—ALL THE PROP- erty of the Arlington Brick Machine Company in the city of Alexandria, Va, at the outlet lock of the Alexandria canal upon the Potomac river, consisting of all the inachinery, kilns, sheds, trucks, Cars, engine and boiler, hack irda, repressers, moulds, tools, belting, shafting, lumber, iron, frou rails, &c., every: thing Lecessary’ to a first-class brick works and in proper condition for immediate work, together with &n Interest in and to acertain lease executed by the Alexandria canal, railroad and bridge company to C. M. ‘Shelley, bearing date 1uth May, 1580, und re: city of Kisrandria Vac’ Bet Brice and. terme enor ste city of a ‘or an 3 a) . WRANcis HUETES my20-6t_ 1301 F st. nw. 1.0 CONTRACTORS, BUILDERS, AND OTHERS, Four blocks from Boundary, on'ISth st, extended B.W. rood Mag ound. DE ETON M. PARKER, 1418 F ot, FIXTU BRICK id stable of coal yard wig, Feut #20 per mouth; nuary 2U, 1893; price, 0. Apply co FS. SALE—LEAS office, scal corner of 8. ES, of VE"-REMEMBER THE il Clock,” RAMSAY has cut the 1; first-class main-springs, ; all clock and jewelry work at dety competition, + 115-6 Mo’ AT A GREAT SACRIFICE—STOCK, id. good will of long-established store; , hardware, paints, oils and varnish, notions, wher about to leave the city; no reasonable offer daily, 1201 refused. Cull between 10 a.m. and 3 pan. 436 st. sow. . 3 W %.3, EATIMER, SURVEYOR AND CIVIL ENG neer. Address 119 Harrison st,, Anacostia, D. 0. ‘Special attention to subdivision of’ suburban prep erty. my4-3u* lia HOTELS. EBBITT HOUSE, WASHINGTON, D.C. BICYCLES. “DART CYCLES” 501 st. pectory a8 Water st, nw. factory a uw. 5 gt Macxmaw Ss: Law Hazs. Fine English Split Straw Hats. Boys’ Straw Hats, 50c. 1.25. Ladies’ Sailor Hats, $1, $1.25, $1.50. Derby Hats in Colors, $2.50, $3.50, 84, and $5, Pearl Cassimere Dress Hats, $3.50, #5. La Tosca Umbrellas, $3.50, $5. Tennis Outsits, B. H. STINEMETZ & SONS, 1237 Penna ave. _my25 Waters Pr ATENT METALLIC SHINGLES nd COOPER'S BROAD RIB ROOFING, ‘Made from Copper, Tin, and Steel Plate. For public and private buildings, barns, and outhouses. Abso- Jutely rain, storm, and fire-proof, essily applied, ar- tistic in finish, without any exceptions the BEST IN SHEET METAL ROOFING CO., 510 Esst 20th st, city., or WM. L. HODGKINS, Agent for this District, #20-co3m Fot.nw. Ger Tur Bast. ‘THE CONCORD HARNESS. LUTZ & BRO, 497 Penn. ave., sjoining National Hotel, eae reaped atemremtteh race month; object, good home. Star ice. aw ANTED — BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED W girl & position as chambermaid or private maid; willing to stay at nights; can give reference. i4li Lst. uw. DEAE SA A ES OS it WANZED ~ BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL 4 sittation for housework or chamber work. Please call 620 D st. n. 1 WANTED. AT HEA’ UARTERS — POSITIONS cooks, chainbermaid, waitress, laundress and nurses, seamstress, Men waiters, cooks, coachmen, butlers. _SAM'L A. COUMBE, 920 F st, nw. Jed-3t" ANTED—GO TO DICK’S AGENCY FOR mn, Butlers, Waiters and general housework. 613 7th .W. Also European Steamship agent. Je: ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE OOLO. wirl, a place to cook and wash ina can give city reterences, Call at 1535 Mat. nw. 1 es Speier pres COLORED Tau, a Situation to clean up and do general house Work ina private family. Address Ge Mi MOODY, 1637 1ith w. it ANTED-SUMMER BOARDERS AT A FARM | SdJoining lot. n house, 36 of Tlie from eedysyille station; | _Jel-3t___ DAVID Bares 806 F st. now. per week; no children taken. reas Mrs- | JQOR SALE—FOUR BEAUTIFUL LOTS ON T ST. BEDY, Reedyeville, W w., neur 1Bth; each 15x100.- 61.23 part ble triangular short county, Md. my GUMMER BOARDING NEAR BLUE RIDGE W. KE. BURFORD, 142 NE ad SWecnuin, oo house, cool a SS — DESTRARLE Lots IN uit, horsesand carriages: two daily mails. modera pest Loc Rg: At spegulative, prices, rane: charges. for. particulars, address MISSES CUKKY, vom 1 to 75c. per oot WE ‘BUFO D, peta! to! uD ty, my20-1m* ¥ Je1-6t* GUMMER BOARDERS WANTED-MONT VIEU | JOR SALE—SEVERAL SHORT LOTS, COR. M $ hotel, Frout Royal. Va Within four hours of and North Capitol sts. and vicinity; about twenty reshi 7% lots in Todd & Brown's sub of Pleasant Plains; some at absolute bargains. JOHN SHERMAN & CO. 140; sel-: FOE SALE-VERY top; commodious building, shady piazzas, fruitabundant, scenery bewuti{ul: Yass dabing hae, Write for particulars, JOH! myl1-1m' NOB ie STINSON, Prop. DESIRABLE LOT ON H ST. 6th SUMMER | Mne., between Sth and Oth sts. 174x80 toulley; om | Price, if taken at once, only 75 ceiite, MCLACHLEN mile trom | PSA TCHELDER 1219 yet oe Jel-3t ‘AL FINE ADJOI OR SALE-SEV NING LOTS, Ast st., near Mass, ave. n.c.,202100 exch; #1 per oot. A.B. FARDO. 3 fice; meet traing twice per | _Jei-at 1326 F st ‘mil abundance, a {OK SALE-TWO FINE LOTS ON COLUMBIA SPRING BANK, Ale’ va. Heights at a reduced price. HILL & JOHNSTON, WANIED — BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED Biri w situation as plain cook or chambermuid; refereuces furnished ; fully competent. Call or address 1626 Sth st. nw. 1 WANS1ED_By A NEAT YOUNG WHITE WOMAN, 4 place as chatubertuaid or waitress in a private family; good references. Address M. A. E., Star oftice.* WANIED-BY A COLORED G referenc Cali or address 1607 12th st. n.w. ws A YOUNG COLORED WOMAN A Place to do chamber work oF general house work. Apply ut 1248 Madison ot. nw. t WANIED-BY A GERMAN MAN A SITUATION With an American to drive und make himself enerauy usetul about a store. Address EDWAKD ARGE, 340 Pa, ave. nw. _____3e3-Bt" WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED fscl, & situation ae plain cook oF chamubermaid, references furnished; fully competent. Call or ad dress 1505 11th st. n.w. Jed-2t° ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN A SITUATION is collector oF any siuutiar position of trust; A No. lL refereuces and any amount o! security, Address M. AL, Star office. Jes-at WANTED SOBER, SKILLFUL. LEARNED AND responsible mechanic will spare & dew Bours per oor or cneeee cee aon Bg Fm ie ype] 0 canvassing, Where energetic attention 1s expec! thd rewarded.” Address H. EL, Star ofie. "jeheoes ANTED BY A WHITE W , A SITUATION as experienced nurse for children, experi- enced in cure of children; willing to leave city: Ad- dress Box 6, Star office, a jeune __1503 Penna. avenue nw. LOTS, 168x117 FEET TO PUBLIC Sea LOST AND FOUND. ST—ON SAT A BUNCH OF THREE Keysou ring. Finder will return the same to the gmce of The Evéniug Star, cor. 11th and Penn. aye. ay _el Puss alley, on §9th st. ne., near Ps terms easy, J. A SETTLE 4TH ST, 3 LOTS L Rd st, 4 on Ne’ » and receive reward. Cae w Haupehireave.. aud don Lat Le To SQRREL MARE, FOUR WHITE FEET & wiLcok. = between 15th and 16th, night of June 3. | UC: yard if returned to ‘228 Dal! ave. aw. ite | as O8T—TAKEN FROM SQUIRE CLARK'S OFFICE, | Fuk 4 22 1th at pw May 31, one silk umbrella. with | W sts, Lot ou 43¢ st., bet. Gand Hs.w., ve 1e party. lease return and gay 3. bE iver ban ERE Hise pete <S H. PAKRER, 444 and Este LANSBURGH'S DRY GOODS STORE, OR SALE—FINE LOTS—_ June 1, @ black satine bag, Conn. ave.. through to 19th st, 32x60. Gor. B and 20th sts.. 70x53. om i. AVC, 126 xav,9834. 1. 5x90. enti’ x LUB, 1907 Pa. ave. n.w. SALE—A GOOD CORNER LOT, 4% AND O 0c. per foot. Lot on 444, between M and 52130; Boe. $1 per foot. iuoney in an envelope with owner's ua if returned to 18: h st. now. J ,O8T—SUNDAY AFTERNOON, brown overcoat from a UGHT IN THE FRESHET,SATURDAY Peet rat of voplisawhich tes arene by roving property, &. L. JONES, Mate of Steainc! jo 0S? a SUNDAY, EVENING, “A LADY'S P| tace silver Watch, walking from 15th to 24th sts, on Pa.ave. and Ist. Return to 710 4th st. s.e. and re- .08Y, south balf, housekeepers, vale maids, searmstresses, an Tesorts otereey leftearly). BU. i pa are. ee SeSeae™ | _Jel-Gr"_TVLEK & RUTHERFORD, 1907 F at._| Swpencted_—_—____ wea E s OST—A DIAMOND OUT OF A RING. SUIT- = OAL RA Danealy. ARE CH. whave tastcines Geovad Hana. Closing. cae ie feahcfra tyne ts ot | Aan ead esa Mousa | Eig: ae tie We aaa | Sl epic "aaes Soa aPoS ae gand others; cities, country, ai ee .¢.,, or M. KAUFMAN’S Clothing store. price $f.50.8. C. HILL. Sth aud Fates oy aw myl A ing summer half fees nde "8.010 th Sel-or WANTED-A YOUNG MAN, DRAUGHTSMAN, Wisi ® thorough knowledge of pitty drawing, Wishes employment with patent attorney or anarchitoct; best of references: "Address Foxe y ‘Star offic Jel-3t* W4XIEDFREE-THE CITY INTELLIGENCE office furnishes highly recommended URNISHED ROOMS | FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOU! Fob Salt-oxe Exrension.tTob pockawAT, on Eu Hote Aiating, Tikg et aba ObIO we. Fossa 2ST Mnven Frow socTHwEs: Virginia 20 head of choice horses, amons them] aresote fine saddle aud driving horses, the rest Suitable for all parposes fue suitable for boy or girl te mde. satisfaction, teed nw. J. W. YATES & SON. JOR SALE BUFFALO BILL—JUsT Th and Bye: lorses, all broke to show, cheap for cash ‘ _ JOR SALE—A MASTIFF PUP,» MONTHS OLD,| 24 inches high. Z7 inches girth, 42 inches long iron tail “Inquire 208 Ket me. JOR SALE—2 NEW make, and one seco: x) at reasouable price, Mt. V Jetset 2 Thon Stables, WM. H. PEN. PPO8_SALE-CHEAP—AN IuirRovep corher fire-proof safe. has aba = ad inaide bolt work; banrain, for cash OF Ob timve 80 sell a8 FROM 180 HORSES. . Address PLO. Box Feet SS Mancre FF Avply te the Metropolitan Ratiroad ©o., No. 2411 | Pat nw Fee, 885 38 Clerk to Electio TIQUE OR SALF—PSYCHO SAFETY BICYCL E ee #120. Iuguire Room 1 “ Renore ™ ri building. "SXO. COLLEY F oughly broken, will well rear G04 1 st. aw. | JROE SALE—A BARGAIN CAN nearly new Daytou Wagon Lady's Pony It Iso set Al je 1004 A FINE LARGE a good trave Wy Work: will too large for owner's use 1006 13th st. wu. JOR SALE-—AT PRIVATE SALE A, 15 harness. Private sta 13th A HANDSOME bay horse, six years vis hugh, is well bred: can trot close to 3 minute rt aud and - and is @ good saddle horse Also a fine Exten- | Pp Surrey to four. An slegaut Side-bar | Top Busy « ° ems Will well neparate | uta great saer: LEKKS, ATTEN- silk Culture, ATION, vith wt. ALE—CHEAP—CAMP OUTFIT. APPL) y h st uw wel tprices SOUTHERN SILK ASSOCI 410 iat at —AN EXQUISITE TONED, BEAUTI- ‘arved, rose wood. STEINWAY PIANO, must be ata sacrifi Can be seen atG. L. WILD mY 7th st. jel-2w* & BKOs. . HORSE, CHESTNUT eae old. tound F | seen between 10 and 19th st. >) UPRIGHT PIANO, . $105, also anew par- lor organ; seven stops, $2 ranted for five years, 1742 7th st. nw. del -at* JOR SALE—OK EXCHANGE-POR GOQD UN- Usted stucks, Kentucky borse, carrifive, harness, whip, &. SAMUEL BEALMALK, 310 St. Paul st, | Baltimore, Md. Jel-at* | FOR sate FINE, | BD’ nearly ne rand weale: ne rose wo in pertect order ,cost 00, faciud: ‘Can ing cover and stool. payments to suit. Also, anice toned rosewood, 7 Square pian perfect order, for only #100; 85 per mouth. ut once to THE PIANO EXCHANGE. Wareroor LE-A PAIR OF FINE, bletouian Horses, 1 3 Paave._ LEAR-OLD Sound; speedy. Can be 34th sta, YOR E—STOCK OF MATLOCK'S Stabi aud 631 Gstuw. L JOR SALE— IMPORTANT! Actual bargains in a uumber of slightly used Pianos and Organs: in perfect order. Sold on myZO-L1sye F.G. SMITH, Fe, 334 IN FOR SOME Pu arved SIXTEEN HE from Virginia, con and two good carriaze Est. uw. HUGH Q) JOR SALE—ONE UPRIC carved jupelnand pilaw cellert toue aly, formu cane either ‘i wood or fa ft HUGO WORCH & 00.'s, * Fah st uw. ee JOR SALE—AT THE NEW YORK CARRIAGE AND Harness Repository, 406 Ps. ave. nw. for the next thirty days, agg ne bargains = of me im the city in Carriages, Buggies, Carts, us, Harness, Lap Kobes, Whips, Halte Sheets, Nets’ saddi Bridles and stable good uew aud second- hand. Call and see stock. No trouble to show gouge Painting and repairing properly dove. W. F.GEYEK, Proprietor. myz3 JOR SALE-MEEKS. MEEKS. MEPKS. 1 HAVE 8 Land and for wale w large stock of new and aec- n Carriages, Bugs t Carts, Day- tous, 9B tty ies of Business ’ Way wus, Harve, Whips, Lap Robes, &, at prices and accor podating terms as can be found in auy market, home or et " Repairing aud paiuting prompuy attended to. Give me acallat 621 to O23 G st.uwW., and see for your- selves. my10-im JOR SALE— . DURABLE GRAVE DESIGNS for Decoration Day, made of metal JOHN M. YOUN Ibyites Carriage Buyers to exainine his large stockot New and Second-hand Vehicies of Ali Styles, at his New Repository, 479 and 481 © stv. w, hs Rear of National Hotel. YOK SALE—OVER 200 CARKIAGES—NEW AND second-haud—from the Lest makere Landsua, Coupes, Browgha Victorias, 1-Carte, V ——_ Carts, | Derby and Kew Waxonettes and Bue harness. rs Notice—Privi Hiuaes, desirous of either buying or selling turacuts, will find it to their advantage to cal) ob me, my facilities ior the purchase and amie Horses, Carriages. Harbess, &c., are ung my bene. a facilities a 8 by any estat an is country. "M. # BOWNEX 1580 List iw, Manufecturer's Age awhi6-3m 1 SALE~VARNISHED WAGONS cots ; <7 ashy oaton, COOK, Wes cart, on easy jOKN J. Fok, SALE THE “OTTO" GAS ENGINE KEE quires bo boiler, avoids all expensive attendance; bo loss of time; no handling of fuel Sond for cincuieg and BALLAUE, Ag’ Price lat, D. PERSONAL. FORMATION IS DESIRED OF ANN HANLC who came here abou t! © years ago from Lewie- town, Pa., by her sister Ellen, at 1313S.et. hw. jes? TEAMER BARTHOLDI COMMENCES HEK EX- cursion trips for Vccoguan Falisat 8 am, Wed- Deeday, th street wharf. it WITH SOME MEANS AND habits; handsome, educated re circle ‘ot in this city, ealthy lady. Object matrimony, mfidential. Address C. B. A., Star uftice wishes to ie Strict Jed-at UTHORIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY. Ae WILLIAS GEO, W. MckLLFRESH. Com- luuuications jrompUy attended \ aud sire Uy cumfe dential. Utice open ali bours, WM. WILLIAMS, Mau~ ager, 920 F uw. my 4S 2" MVIL-SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS Cand atiswern, ‘Send lve to W. FLYNN, A. M., Ivy Institute, Southwest cor. Sth and ie. B 5 _my16-1in ™. IVORCES—A. GOODRICH, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, D 4 Dearborn st., Chicago, advice tree, ¥ . DusiLess =z. and aa “OST — CAT — A LARGE MALE MALTESE PET FE eR TGRARLE LOTS IN MT. PLE Tags test aoe © Mingo” | _myts-fmo Fleming Building, 1419 6 at, O8T—A BROWN, STRAIGHT. SO ey tween Puppy, curled uj long, pointed ears haneof “Keiser? ‘Liberal’ row to ral reward if ret + ome Dr. POPE, 1109 14th at. and 2: This subdivision ison the line of improvements servants “Si, 1889, ARD DOG, information apply 10) RUST C MUNGERTORD | hit'cise bee inet be or €50 pet tt = 4 r : re a and clerical wplicaute, Toone registered free, Gov: Fe a ee yin 624 Lath etn, roan MCLACHLES & BATCH $s sein deen. FG arse | SPL ASate Y-Orailh VlenR Ses | ok SALE-TORS IX WAQGAMAN AND BE Hw lari AGF ay ne = lied Woodley Park. ‘Lhis property is situate at the =z terminus of Connecticut ave. aud —__ WANTED--HOUSES,__ BOARDING. Kilornu Heights, the new bridge abd the'pack dees | two sip) WASTED. CARE OF FURNISHED HOUSE FOR P ST. FURNISHED ROOMS WITH | tric rosd will be pouptructe « wingatready | LoSsitOn “USbUME = th a a 8 toil of two adults. Address, ( OB retetzes ‘board: tion partic: ‘de- been obtained from Congress. | Spectel Prices to peo Ne - 4 Je4-3t' " a ithin le inence who will fue houses. ED-TO PURCHASE - DIRECT Fro | [rable for summer; care within & fey mops of | Cail for plat; aleo bulletin of chore wenanty. 4a beautifully 1si4 out in lots of about 60x21) the door. sel " 500. ahah ‘owner, house; eight or ten rooms: new or nearl ECHANIGS —WISRINGWIGELY. ta JNO. F. WAGGAMAN, with streets and svenues faade. 80; onor near car line; moderat Address, a1 HAN) Fa ome pig hteee HED 400 14th st | trees aud plank side “gohan NY, Lock Box 32: | dated by rooming r for $4.8 week; each meal eines oe, Sie ED — HOUSES —WE HAVE CUSTOMERS | 2°" 2. Jol-3t | New Hampshire are, Shih and “Rusu, wilt make | Bost ‘with descriptive plate, oy ‘OOMS AND BOARD AT SUMMER RATES; PRI- | twelve or more lots of not han 15 fait tage. | Eether cl for ale plenee eat gt aw, Recetety tlne ‘eerved at dinner without extra apis FRANE'B CONGER La PSE Je3-3t___ Safe Deposit Bidg., 15th and'N.Y. ave. Boz FOR ONE OR TWO TES oR GEN- WANTED FOR 4 CASH CUSTOMER a HOUSE | 13 tlemen or man and wifo: story front; large in thesouth: will ‘trom ). | shady 5 }; hammocks ; venient to car Jetset SRVID BD BTONE Boot” lines; private family. “address 301 ave. ne. ANTED-WILL BUY, CASH, IMMEDI- | = ‘ely; house with in, nortiiwest or on | JR‘ INGONE FURNISHED, ROOM WITH Capitol Wilh gine Casee Salen 3 to accommodate two gelitlemen. Serty: aust bee bargain Box Vhtar othe JeP'Se | week. Nat. n. w. sees SURVEYORS. ew CIS RB. FAVA, Jz., ERRGNtod Topvetaphical Bigtneere and arch 1416 F st. nw. Ei caetsame rnc Be f eremnfe —5 5 eabpipimneen heme 5 1 Ww. 15010 8300each: easy terms, | conveuicut to electric aud steain care, ten houses bow construct be SUBURBAN PROPERTY, |ALE — BROOKLAND LOTS — HI