Evening Star Newspaper, June 8, 1889, Page 2

SOCIAL MATTERS. The Summer Outings of Prominent People—Personal Notes. The Japanese minister has taken a summer residence in Mt. Pleasant, between the 14th- street road extended and the Soldiers’ home, and with Madame Mutsu and his daughter will S out there next week. He prefers staying in the neighborhood for the next two months order to superintend the completion the extension he is building to the legation. The improvement consists of a beautiful ball- room with offices and Gea ae chambers over- head. The minister has lately received from Tokio ~— photographs of their imperial high- nesses, the emperor and empress of Japan. The emperor is in a handsome uniform made in the ral European style, but the empress wears the national drees of Japan. The pictures are framed and adorn the walls of the second -room of the legation. Hiro Kichi ¢ oldest son of the minister, who is at university in Cambridge, England, will arrive in this city during’ the latter part of June to spend the summer with his ents. He will accompany the minister and isdeme Maton in Angust n a projected northern tour that will inetode. visits to Sara- jiagara Falls, and Canada. On their re- toga, turn the young man will sail for England to | 5, complete bis college course, Madame Mutsu will rest for the next two months in the quiet country retreat they have chosen, and will re- turn to the city in the autumn refreshed for = sosial duties of the coming season that will with the opening of ane d legation buildin, oa Hearst is still in the city, but she is making the-final examination of plans and details of the improvements on the new resi- — the family will occupy the next four revious to going to Europe. Mrs. Hearst will have brought from San Francisco two railroad-car loads of furnishings from her house in that city to put in the New — avenue house, the contents of the library, statuary, pianos, cabinetsand other hone hold furniture. The drawing-room furniture in the Highland terrace house is owned by Mrs. Hearst, so that the improved house and its new ee are already provided with handsome Mrs, Hearst will leave the city some time in the next ten days and make a visit to Mrs. Anthony in Fair Haven, ‘Mass., and she sails from New York on the 26th. She will go direct to London, and from there to Beyreuth, where she will hear the Wagner con- certs, beginning on the 2ist of July. From that point she will go to Russia, where she will be joined by Mrs. Kincaid, of San Francisco, who will travel with her in Russia and Den- mark, visiting Copenhagen and some places in , and spending a few weeks in Paris, then home in October. Mrs. Hearst will go out to San Francisco, returning here in December, when the house willbe ready for its occupants. Senator Hearst has recovered from the fever he had in Mexico, and is now with his son in San Francisco. He will join Mrs. Hearst in New York this month and see her sail, and then re- turn west to his mines. Miss Ada Butterfield, who has been with Mrs. Hearst bere for the past three winters, will join Justice Field's party that starts for the west on the 13th, and return to San Francisco. Miss Christine Barreda, who has been here for’some weeks, will join her mother in New York city next week. Miss Moore, who made so many friends and admirers here last winter when the guest of Senator and Mrs. Hearst, is with her parents at their romantic home on the Alameda, near San Jose, Cal. Mrs. Hearst gave a box party to a number of ladies last evening at Albaugh’s. The guests Were Miss Snell and Miss Waters, of California; Miss Crockett, Miss Christine Barreda, and Miss Butterfield. Miss Marwedell, a prominent California edn- cator, is in the city. She has recently returned from Europe and has been for some time in Boston. Her special department is the intro- duction and improvement of the manual educa- tion system in the public schools. Mrs. Thos. Palmer, who has spent the past month in Detroit, has sailed to join her hus- band at his diplomatic post in Madrid. With two such accomplished ladies as Mrs. Palmer | and Mrs. Loring leading the diplomatic circles in the two capitals of the Iberian peninsula Washington society will be creditably repre- sented. Gen. and Mrs. Anson G. McCook will spend the greater portion of the summer in their de- lightful home on Massachusetts avenue, expect- ing to go on a trip northward in September. Commodore and Mrs. Harmony are in the city superiutending some important improve- ments upon their house. The residents in the city have found the weather of the past week most agreeable for driving, coaching and horseback exercise. The President drives his bay horse John in his road buggy every afternoon. The air has been as fresh as a sea breeze all the week, flapping the awnings as if they were attached to a Queen Anne cottage on the coast. Mrs. Hutchinson, of Massachusetts avenue, will leave the city the latter part of this mouth for her farm in Montgomery county. Mrs. Starring is spending the week quietly’at her house in Highland terrace. mrourning for the recent death of her mother, Mrs. Cronine, in Baltimore. Senator and Mrs. Vance are in their mount- ain home at Asheville, N.C. Mrs. Vance is in mourning for the loss by death of her mother a short time ago. Senator Vance is recoverin; from the painful operation that was periormc upon his left eye, removing it, and his health is greatly improved. Ex-Secretary Bayard is making extensive im: provements upon his Wilmington residence, and friends of the family in this city believe his marriage with Miss Clymer will not take | place until the late autumn. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. M. Heaton have gone to reside with their children at Tacoma park. Mrs. and Miss Emma Esch sail Tuesday next for Europe, to be gone about three mouths, Mr. Wm. N. Harris, of Warsaw, Va., and family have removed to the city and located at | 913 New York avenue. Mr. Harris was one of | the oldest hotel managers in the tide-water | section. Mr. James 0. Clephane, having been elected President of the Philadelphia linotype com- pany and having become # large stockholder | and general manager of the Eastern P ‘ennsyl- Vania phonographic company, contemplates re- | moving, with his family, to the city of Phila- | delphia, Mrs. Geo, G. Cornish has left for Poughkeep- | sie im order to be present at the commence- ment exercises of Vassar college, from which institution her daughter Mabel will be gradu- | ated with bigh honors. Miss Mabel is the only Washington girl who has ever taken the full | course of six years at Vassar. She will enter as a student at the October termof the Woman's medical college, in New York city, where she will remain until she bas added the degree of M. D. to that of A. B. Misses Beatrice Shropshire, Lala Ross, and Ella Smith, of Rome, Ga., family of Mr. Edward’ Baile 806 Ist street northwest, fora few days. They are en route vo the Paris exposition. The wedding of Mr. 8. W. Augenstein, of thi city, and Miss Pauline Stern, of New York city, wili take place to-morrow in New York. Mr. Chas. T. Forbes will leave the city to- day to visit friends in New York, Philadel; bia, aud Baltimore. si Prof. J. Harlan Smith and wife, of Boons- boro, Md., have been here on a visit to their relatives in thus city, Mr. and Mra. C. EL Nyman, of 8 street, for two weeks past. Mademoiselie Lucie Stambron Klotz will sail for Europe June 29 to spend thi with her family in wranee. i een MONEY AND SYMPATHY. She is in| are visiting the | received by Dr. Robert Reyburn: From Dr. J. Ford Thompson, $10; Dr. Thomas W. Miller, €5; Dr. Thomas W. Chew, $10; Dr. R. Reybarn, @10; from other sources, g12. Collections by H. L. Cranford—Barber Asphalt Paving company, es ew — < Cranford Paving company, $39; Mc! Baldwin, $25, Thos. Kirby, 25; A. L. Phillipe, o1 employes of Washin; and Georgetown a company, th Henry Hurt, 100.7: Collections by Hume, Burchell & Cornwell, additional—R, tis & Co., $25; C. Witmer & Co., $10. Collections by Gen, Creswell, additional— Dorsey Brown, $5; Thos. C. Pearsall, $10. National Metropolitan bank, previously an- nounced, €500. Collections by Miss Lenman—Mrs. G., $5; Mra. H. C. Stewart, $5; Mra. C. F, E. Richard- son. @5; Mrs. J. Lenman, 5. Additional collections by Miss Lenman, $3. Hon. Redfield Proctor, Secretary of W: #500; Hon, Henry Cabot Lodge, $50; J. E. Hay- den, “ehreriously announced, $5; RA Phil- | si lips, . TRditional collections by C. O. oes of law- yers’ committee - Geo. F. Appleby, $20; C. Car- ington, €15; 4. © licharde, 85,7. Gordon = M $5; Pe Sigh ie y Woodward, H. Brown, $5; Cal- deron Carlisle, $25; ite L Cole, $5; 0. C. Cole, $5; John nerf Edson, $50, Additional subscriptions from employes Ce De; ent of Agriculture, anscegh ler, disbursing clerk, $150; cash, $1; ye @1; A. A. Thomas, $50, Collections by Mrs. Dr. Leonard—Miss Ida Carson, $25; Miss McCulloch, $7. Dr. Chas, M. B. Harris, $25; Chas, L. Dubois, #10; E. F. Brooks Gohnstown), 6; EF. Brooks (canal sufferers), $5, vy department, through M. 8, Thompson— Oficers and employes of Washington navy- yard, $551.40; United States hydrographic office, $10; Dr. Geo. A. Bright, navy-yard, Norfolk, = fers Jos. eee ——— $19. mployes of Post-Office department through w. Be cooley, €599.25. : Collections by J. ¥. Davis—J. ¥. Davis’ Sons, $25; B. Salomon, $5; 8. Fishman & Son, $5; Auerbach & Sons, $10. Additional collections by J, Y. Davis, $10. GOV. BEAVER’S THANKS, Treasurer Johnson received yesterday the following dispatch from Gov. Beaver in re- se to a tele; informing the governor that he could draw upon the citizens’ relief pot for €12,000; “The generosity of our disfranchised neigh- bors touches us deeply. Thanks to your citi- zens for for their great kindness. Have to-da: made sight draft upon you for $12,000 pees f Jacob C, Bomberger, treasurer for relief of flood sufferers in this state, Please convey to the people of Washington my grateful for their prompt action in our distress,” 4 DISPATCH FROM MINS BARTON. Mr. A. S. Solomons, the vice-president of the Red Cross, received yesterday the following telegram from Miss Clara Barton, the presi- dent, who ia at Johnstown: “You have no idea of the delays and difficulties met with here. We have a splendid corps ‘at work. Reports published are not overdrawn, Everything useful to the surviving, who have lost all, is greatly needed,” ovER £35,000, Commissioner Douglass was last evening furnished with a report by Treasurer Johnson, of the cash received from all sources in Wash- | ington for the benefit of the Johnstown suf- ferers, the aggregate being $35,535.12. THE LABOR ORGANIZATIONS. Looking to the relief of the flood sufferers of Washingtom and vicinity, committees repre- | senting the labor organizations of the District of Columbia met at K. of L. hall last evening. ‘The committees are as follows: From Ladies’ | Progressive Assembly, No. 3991—Elizabeth L. Eaton, Kate V. Smoot, Emma Laporte, Ida Dodge, Sallie Reese, Mary Edmonston, Mary Reagan, Annie Burrett, and Mafy Walsh. From the Federation of Labor—L, ii. Patterson, J. . Whitemore, and T. J. Foley. From District Ass mbly, No. 66, K. of L.—S. H. Bell, M. F. Hobbs, and E. J. Jord It was announced that the managers of Grand Army hall had granted its use gratuitously for a musical and literary entertainment next Wednesday even- ing; that the proprietors of the Craftsman donated the tickets for the occasion and an ad vertisement in the paper; that the Musicians’ Assembly would donate the orchestral music that Messrs, John weedale, E, B. Hay, J. Y. Atlee, and P. Collins, Miss Townsend, Miss Sallie Westhorpe, and the Georgetown Univer- sity Theatrical club had volunteered their ser- vices. Altogether the outlook for a successful entertainment was ud encouraging. ‘Lhe ladies connected with the labor organizations have been especially active in their efforts to- ward the relief of the flood sufferers, Clothing | addressed to Mrs, E. L. Eaton, K. of L. hail, corner of 434 stceet and Pennsylvania avenue, - THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1889—TWELVE PAGES, FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOUS WANTED—HELP. WANTED-HOUSES. FOR RENT \-ROOMS. FOR SALE—LOTS. ‘ANTED LADY AGE AGENTS TO SELL. THE, M. ‘NFURN: R SALE— t sale of any’ tt | Weer ie Su Cnfttl Hh weet west Bry | eer ~ edd eu soon in, pare Cie} ad Two Beautiful Lots for om 15th Wir jag Sopiy see payment part F. Y. | two. * SRE ee ee pats Manager, 18 8. 6th KOR RE! SENT ea ‘OR Two WELL. = HERRON & RAMEY, 1307 F st. nw. Wik teats Bax DTN fom YAR TO Ez seemed af SEVEN Of EYGRT-ROO communicating on second floor; large PORSAE A BEAUTIFUL LoT IN X IN N.W..PAC Bor 8, Star ie she zorthweet Sarpain Abies 3 we ‘table board; Plesasut location, References, ceureget cousttntien oo ning lot ¥ va = aha Ook, wie IS _ eee eh ‘women for hie and elsewhere; this ety Wastes, Ea RENT (IN VICINITY OF 7 R_ RENT. SHED—TWO BEA' 1B SALE Ps gs 9 foe maids, wai tional al Hotel. dwell eight rooms, Bemme, Be ered, newly furn! 3 8 '@ off y for cate on the Boundary, pry stored at low sre it amount of fen, ‘Box ars Star office. 1° eee aed tocbents norther private family. fi in ihe ames ate vicinity a Be ENT AMDS OL e100 Din st seeearatcas AL FAMILY OF ADUL’ NEAT et Eat. a. it’ jusetis ave, for €3.:5 aced WANyEDaiaNps Topo EMRRCIDERY. WORK and quiet ote 3 would like to tare for nice Fo. RENT — DESIRABLE LOWER FLAT. IX colar and teens 8S. OPPENHEIMER & during absence eae HAN Bhar athoe 563° = indow house rnished BRO. 614 bth at, aw, Cali only’ from 430 t0,10 | ereuces given. joomes Digwe: newly papered ted ; Hucht Waseeeend HAVE C case PURCHASERS FOR housekeeving; young couple 3 a W V Gipe May and Aca Oe Hoe, mea | for Priban poverty, | T7OR OB RENT. PLEASANT, COOL, Room; | Kip A.fne lot on New ag snd toy for Washinton Aplications far wfc soxa8 Tepe ety 2 e Bul euiral vant SuCniria Siisipibonta, excellent | gyiustesnd, nese the ptres puabout eR Fomuions prepared and dled City INFELL- | VW ANrEp—two GENTLEMEN [WOULD a 1102 bth vt nw. TE Teall D805 equate V y ANTED—WOMAN TO ), COOK AND a EN- | ing summer. kddrees 1 B: Ds Star office, =r Fie oes aoe water aeitach 3e8-3t, ma wn. blir irik LE GE | WWAREEPSTED LADIES Ria ._TARE | fRdtacmsewr eee ou0 aus mot | rum SATE“TNEREY ear RULING 7 ni ena @ House og pals references if lots on Maryland ave. n.e. potees n 6th and 7th W3NTE5AS goon CANVASSER 1 RTO SELL ELL HON, | rea! Address E. H., Star office. at oR e SET EA SANT prcex eer Sent a slots: sold ob Very easy terms; Comatose Ce “Poli Wag La ion ell oa WASTED 10 PURCHASE DIRECT | DIRECT FROM so Hae meg Bh BS og BS MERROX ® RAMEY, ‘Addrene WIDE ANAK sar fie i jess" oe tan Foot, inf 1s locality Erice about #8000. | Betlics handy terms oasy. 2008 North Garcliua aves | _3e8-9t 1307 F st. u., yaNTED=T0 rs A GOOD NESS fmreusione of lot’ aud ‘local PUR- BRO R ETT BA | a 1 chance—We want clues euoral gent in | CHASER Stareimices = | POR, BENT FLOOR THREE ROOMS AND BATH. this city oaurerte cp anal solicitors and aes a ANTED-FOR T_ CLIENT, A” FURNISH: 427 Je8-20° offer a frat-claae opportunity to ‘make ‘money. wate oF rz rooms. Ia S nice aeipubornend, Feiss ae F=LARGE CRFURNISHED FO ROOMS, Saoctel only option te bclne vas it require quire sie ‘month for the right house. ener only sufficient ‘putes au an mgcarat pr Ks-Iw" WASH'S DANENHOWER, 1115 Fat. nw. oA TEENT=TWO BONS OE FE oR. co., (OincininaétO WANTED— GOOD, HOUSE OF ABOUT EIGHT Fz furnished or unfurnished, at 525 3d st ow. Ref- WWANTED-AN "AGHIVE RELIABLE _AGENT ro | WV, ropa mits ners Improvements west of LGU: | erences exc it canvases for e quick-selling, popular article. Men familiar with gas fixtures preferred. terms ‘elock. THE xt the right ‘tom 10 to 2 wad TXBtOs #E sai 00,1 ae. for 87,000 or Shereabout. tall por ticulars, IXION, Star office. WASTED TO PURCHASE FROM OWNER A house or lot in northwest ; inust not exceed $4,000. Address H. E. F., Star office, 306-31 RI WR _RENT-TWO OR T OR THREE PLEASANT Communicating rootus, suitable for Light q a very, WANTED TO $10 A DAY EASILY MADE BY yernone gcausiated, with business mon and De will be properly distributed, THE PACIFIC BUILDING RELIEF COMMITTEE. The Johnstown relief committee with head- quarters at No. 6, Pacific building, H. J. Gray, chairman. has collected and forwarded by Bal- timore and Obio express to the mayor at Johns- town €507.78 in cash and thirty large boxes of | clothing and bedding. On account of the ill ness of Mr. Arnet Stoddard, who has been a very active worker in this connection, the com- mittee finds it necessary to ask that any further | contributions intended to be forwarded through this channel may be sent to the general com- mittee at Willard hall. The members of the | committee desire to express their thanks for the very liberal contributions that have been made through them, and especially to the Bal- timore and Ohio express company, Mr. John | H. Gheon, J. H. Gray &Co., and others who ave materially aided them in the collection and shipment of —_ This committee | was early in the field and made immediate shipments both of money and clothing. FUNDS FOR POTOMAC FLOOD SUFFERERS, The employes of the health department have contributed $76.75 for the relief of the sufferers slong the line of the canal, and Dr. | Townshend has increased the amount to $100. 4 | The doctor has distributed this personally, and | ——— Garrett and Sullivan at Great Falls, and McQuade at Seven locks. Dr, Townshend will | go to up to-morrow again and expecta to meet | those in want at the club house and afford | them relief from such funds as may be placed | in his hands, | WAR DEPARTMENT EMPLOYES CONTRIBUTE $2,600. | The clerks, messengers, laborers and watch- men of the War department and its bureaus have contributed one day’s pay for the relief of the sufferers by the recent flood at Johns- town, Pu., and have authorized Mr. W. 8. Yeat- | man, disbursing clerk, to withhold the sum from their salaries for the current month, as follows: Office adjutant-general, $563.95; oflice | Secretary of War, $245.70; office surgeon-gen- eral, in buildings on 10th street northwest and | Tth ‘street » uthwest, $564.40; office paymaster- | general, 120.70; office chief of engineers, | 297.55; office commissary-general, $46.25; war records office, $42.65; office quartermaster-gen- eral, $39.05; office inspector-general, $9.25; oftice chief signal officer, 227.85, Total,#1, 35. | This sum will be turned over to Major-Gen. Schofield, chairman War department commit- mittee on collections for the sufferers of the Johnstown flood. In addition to the above the employes of the adjutant-general’s office have contributed in cash $375. Other offices have also paid to the Post and Srar large amounts. ‘The aggregate total of the department will foot up $2,600, The contribution from McDermott Brothers, announced in yesterday's Stau, should have been $25 instead of $5. RECEIVED AT THE BOSTON HOUSE. Woodward & Lothrop report the following additional contributions of clothing, bedding, | &c.: Mrs, J. Hadley Doyle, Judge Strong, Mrs, Pritchard, Mrs. Radford, A. Gaegler, 3134 M, | K. Baldwin, Mrs. Shufite, J. Lenman, Mrs. Car- | ter, 1454 Corcoran street, Mrs, Quaiffe, 1412 | llth street, Mrs, Ferry, Hillman bouse; Mrs, | Davis, Mr. Fischer, rs. Mechlin, D., 1180 Measures Taken Here for the Relief of | *‘reet northeast, Mrs. Moran, 1300 30th street, Flood Sufferers. ‘THE SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED BY TREASURER JONXSON — ACTION OF THE LABOR ORGANIZA- | TIONS — ENTERTAINMENTS FOR THE CaUse— OTHER RELIEF NOTES, The following subscriptions ip yesterday's Star: Collections by Thos. W. Smith—B. W. Car- penter, $5; Wm. Yost & Bro., €5; Mrs. J. G. Hester, $10; lections by Thos. W. Smith, $29.60. Jobn F. Cook, ¢: 1. Radlway Co., $100. fenton Cleary, ¥3 a ry, ©: Wilkins & © % ‘& Anderson & Degg ay te 5) icer, nsinger, Me 5 Andrews & Wade, €20; 0; Meller ” Additional colieetions by a 4 H. W. Coffins, $10; Miss | ; E. G. Rowzee, $5; Columbia FP. an ane PF. Saum, $5; $5; Compton Dr. Yarnell, Mrs. M. B, Orme, Mrs. Hopkins, | Mr. J. ichols, Mrs. Duffy, Mrs. Turner, | Mrs. M. Cruit, Mrs. 8. W. Woodward (2), J.C. Callahan, Mra, Dodge, srs. Burr, ‘Me- perument clerks, JONAS & GIBBS, rooms 9 and jurche Building, 13th and F ous. WANXIEDIAN HONEST, POLITE, AND ABLE- bodied youn tint Man to to drive our express wagon Teaide in ‘and % dations SCHAFED & CLARY. 923 Lo teu Witinet GOOD, STRONG BOY TO LEARN baker's trade, Apply 314 East Capitol st, ——T ACTIVE COLORED BOY 20 TO ‘24 years of age, not married, to attend toa horse and maka himselt generally useful; goud reference re quired. Address 3. offic JeS-2t Gar OLAne PANTALOON ‘steady work, 621 ‘7th gt V SSE IVE jakers ; Room nee Wastes STEADY COLORED = ae cook, wash and iron, town Eeguee A.B. I, Star ofice. Wi TED—25 YOUNG MEN. APPLY STAGE doo morning, bet. 11 and 12, KERNAN'S NEW WASHINGION THEATER, 1t° ANTED-MEN AND WOMEN COOKS, 810 5 hambermaids, Laundresese, Dey ors, White Shitt Ironers, Gardeners, Farm and Men. Help ofall kinds. DICK’S Agency, | 613 a 7th st DL w. Jed-6t* ‘aNTED—A ataay ior gona he SWISS 3 eet C oman, vase t Bhode‘ieland sve-'nw, neo Saat op ver igi COOK, WASHER AND ere togonorth. Apply between 9 and 12 a m., at 2025 Hillyer Place. ib V ANTED—A GENTLEMAN WITH GOOD REF- aecr 60 gk well eyo and a worker good right man. Call at Room 7, No. O34 F WStER=FoE LIGHT WORK IN BUSINESS capacity, lady of industrious and engaging man- ners; can o Hoenn one permanently, Apply after 10 a, us Monday y. Foon 19). W. WALK is C0. By 7th s 3 WASTED E OR GRAND army man fora portion of trast, ales arias Suite 2 one, with good reterence. Apply ibs. Mouday. THUEE & CO. 430 W ANTED—EXPERIEN ae wee fre makerg on fine custom work. Must be thoroughly come dl Permanent employment to right party. HO ent, WOODWARD ies Wa W RESSMAKER ON MISS COOPER, B17 436 st. nw, ER: ED SLEEVE TRIMMELS ‘To competent, person permanent e AOR ER, aan wast ED— WHITE GIRL (ENGLISH OR_ GE! man preterred) to cook, wash, iron, and do gen: eral housework for sinall family: must give city refer ences and stay nights. Call at 904 O st. nw. Jed-3t® V TANLED—A BRIGHT, INTELLIGENT BOY about 15 years old in first-class real estate office; Riust write good and and give satisfactory references, Address SCKATCH, Star ollice it W4NrED -SETTLED WOM cred) to go to the count ‘B.W. ; references required. WANTEDSAGENTS, EITHER SEX, oe = ted Electricity; greatest Catarrlh and ache Cure ever seen; som rents are making t va Address U8. HOME MEG." CO, Dept. Cteat’, ?D-TWO TO THRE note W MEN CAN find employment at the Siuer tice to sulicit lary and comm! wing Machine St GER MANU _$07-3t ACTURING 00., ____ 616 9th st. uw. WASTED-wome ¥ Dermaids, nurves and oundressen a ie wait KB, #10 TO $40, CHA Taw drivers or farm hand SAaria COOMBE, 926 F at \ AAG: WASTED 0 “SEAMS THESES TMMEDIAT! for summer wor! skirt hands, Call im on fine work. employnieut will be given, Department, WOODWARD AN AS COOK (COL Apply 417 th st. WANTEDA | Se twenty-five to thirt age, unmarri who has had thorough acadeime and normal schoo! Training and. successful experience Term to bein eiving references, ED! ANTED—EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER, AD- dress, stating teria, Box 12, Star office, __je6-t W ee cooks, | WANTED-Fort IMMEDIATE PURCHASE! RT THE or 8 room house in town; price not ‘At 302 .D st ae.; call after RK EXT FURSISHADROOWE WHR BOARD; delightful location; southern expos ims: terme F3 $e0d 3.000.” With description aduiress at ON referense required wired: hie bond. 130k Lek ee aNTED=TO ENT OR BUY ON MONTAL F —507 ATHST. N.W, TWO BEAUTIFUL payments, eight-room house with ground an atta iors, aaudeate ned ieeatie eds ell and a —— ed, ogi y ed summer; most desirable ae ee ton SBOBUMDAN,“ Siar ottos jeo-See Sebel Semel see inne nore geome ANTED—A SMALL HOUSE, SITUATED IN NT-. . N. W., LARG! N W ‘iorthiweat seston at aitye Sth, tetweon Wand Fugees i, wiuniner priors cone Boundary preferred, “Address ior ole week 3 NO. B- | venient to cara ess" pa es B RENT—£ MOST DESIRABLE SUITE OF e N rivate bath, hot aba cold water sane cok and WANTED—COUNTRY BOARD. | pizstspets,botand cilleater sane fate Seed ANTED BOARD FOR THE 8 SUMMER R RENT—SECOND CO! TELY fncen esthanged, "Adio ee, SIRS Hee FEES Tor houackenplay etter ta PLETE Tat.o.w. Je8-3t* Paes sy —— at ee 798 RENT—1503 E ST, OPPOSITE FRANKLIN WANTED MISCELLANEOUS FEE %, lance ‘comfortable, furnished roe with plc oe mi ;suinmer prices; table board. ANTED — FOR THREE YEARS | 0 6-38" 0 new house, ated on V st., west of 14th tie Perfect; no cominissions, "Address NEW HOUSE, fier office. W ‘IED—4 WOOD AND Coat, Tab VE lease or purchase if on easy terms. Address, stating terms and location, COAL, Star office. Jes-3t 7 ANTED— PAYS THE HIGHEST CASH pices for wecepd hand) Furniture, Carpets and Feathers. Entire Housebolds 's ‘Adaress 210 That, aw. Je8 WARTED — AN JAVALID'S WHEEL CHa, fultable for house or street. address 171. 21st stnw, (p82 D—TO BUY A PHAETON, H. HARNESS a plage ed singly or towet her: State low- also height, size and es of horse. One Bobet pth harieas and muddle preferred. aa FD-T0 TEACH BANJO, ae PIANO, rgan, 50 vents an hour; shorter lesson: Mrs. AL! ce W ‘and he sie rita athens W ANTEDITO BORKO Teal estate: value $17,000, at Mission. Address Box 14, Star office, ANTED-A PHAETON, LIGHT BUGGY OR Burcey to neat tour: single haruess, side-saddie, also Special Star Bicycle. 2598 14th St. nw. Je6-3t! WAXTED-GooD SE COND-HAND SAFETY BI- e fa jowest cash price, pency vn se are PEE REESE, 1416 Madison ave, Baumer WANTED_BY A LADY, AN EASY, SAFE, WELL- bred riding horse, oué that drives well in aes harness. Address J, V.'5., Stur offic WANTED. A FEW MOF Crayon-Portrait work, Knowledge of drawing necessat ing. J. W. REX NOLDS, Stud: RESPONSIBLE PARTY WILL HIKE rae and carriage or dayton three days ever} eek by the month, of will keep same for oe dress DAYTON, Stat office CHOLARS T ae LEARN wht in 15 lessons; no “sons day audeven- 2 Je8-120" ec. for which end postal to ‘A. ELINA. ‘Toor Lith st. se, RETAIL MILK Poi ED—TO BUY—GO tlemen's Clothes, Guus, highest cash price is paid. my: at Jn’ TO. pur Address Bos 8, Star offi WANTED HORSES: TO PASTURE ABOUT 10 miles below city on Potowsc river, nuar Mount Vernon: clover aud blue grass: plenty of shade and spring wat Inquire at t Hsctlaior Dairy, 1 . BAKER. LW. Ww ANTED—DRESS CUT’ Medame Washington's “Dress Cutting Be Patented, euables every one to jearn to cut all kinds of ‘The, ayetem will be le lay OF iy ont charges moderate, 3 Pennsylvania ave. myl! garments readily and accurate) mugbt, and measure book furnished fers" Personsloarping thissyerens axe immediately Placed in # position to earn wages, Heady cut and bsstat Unings xuaranteed to it, 1223 F etn. w. my20-12t' 2) Ws ED—LADIES TRY “ORANGE BLOSSOM,” a sure cure for female diseases: also Dr. MoGill 8 Purifier” cures walaria 100 doses $1 free Sten ek. BAILEY, sole agent, S1Y A stb. jaY-8&w- Sin" ANTED-HORSES TO PAS’ RE AT @5 PER month, grain feed extra; personal attention ii 6th u.w.; farm 7th-st, je froin city. 0. HP. U CLARK. Sligo, my25-1m' Osdee vox iso e's stable, 3 oud, Md. Witgieet GOOD COOK; ALSO BOY ABOUT sightoen for Lapa Apply, after Sorotoce | a ew Jersey Wwe cD — A STEADY, RESPECTABLE COL. ored woman to cook, F bight, gad be 1od4 28th st., Wisy ANTED-AN ATTRACTIVE = Sed tull karticulars and decry tion 06, Nortolk, TED — WHITE Bem, hon: nAND COLORED LAUN- ors, maaids, butlers, ke r Pi for foreign Legation, salt fees every Batu ng stuminer, call early. ine ‘ ‘elo on st Dw. Waste HITE NURSES AT THI fire's Moapita, 12th ‘aud’ W “eta, aw apes immediately. WASIEDMANAGER, ON SALARY 7 000 PER Year, to opeu branch office in your locality ; busi- ness purely mercantile: one that will iuspire you with who Jed oe pride, p) id profit; trade established; no ¢ Naseiig ory edditag 4 rare opportunity. JE. SILER. Aki 4 27 W. Sth st, Cincinnati, Ohio, “my 24 ANTED—PARLOR FURNITURE UPHOL- Stored: Matirensos made over: work done in s d substan ip covers cut and ION, 1223Gn.w. W V / ANTE ROTEL AND OFFICE FUR- iture of every description, Also Store Fixtures and Stocks of Merchandise, Address, CARLTON. 636 st nw. wy2s Waiaice y ANTED—SMOKE PORTUONDO & 9." or pe earn Car lina and Concha Floresta, be. eac MFO: h; ta Londve und Zarzuelua, 10c. each, sosked W3dtEp tRy och *CRIBNER. BEST BUTTERINE. TUONDO & CU Philadelphia my15-lin Oc. pound. cookjug, léc. Warranted uot to get strong (like butter) tor ane Ege or money re- funded. ‘ry Cotton mh at ol richer, and joes further than Hog’ vr sale ony in the enter Market at stalis muddie of fish sinle,_Oven daily eee _ wy9-6m We STEA) RPET CLEANING AND ovating W orka,. Vestine Kenovated, Mat- treanes Made Over, Purniture Steatued, and Moths Da. coat F H.YOUNGD,140z Pa.av.,Jelephoue 1003-2, NTED—GOOD SECOND-HAND CLOTHING, Suns, zevolvers, olf gold ana silver, for which pighest cash, prices id, Call “LA! 8 Office, 201 Penn. ave., coruer 2d st. n. w. my26 LOST AND FOUND. Wwe -D-LEARNEKS FOR PROF. CHKIST- 'S New International Tallor ud aye of Dress and Garuent Cut with inch rule au glong: Bo scales, and the on! pascd upon scientific are Hen Syste taught by Mme. 8. J, SSS %i SHotuw. mylo-lin® wi SNTED=AGENTS FOR OUR NEW PA ATENT Fire-Proof 3 sizes 28x18x18; weight 500 Ibs.; Tetail price 835; others im proportion. ‘Highest award (silver medal) Centenuial Exposition Isss. Hare chance; permanent business. “Our prices lowest, Me are Wot in tue, safe pool, | Exclusive territory given, SAFE Ci cinnati, O. apt-skw-; Wart. ane ACTIVE MAN LOCATED O side Washington, salary $70 to #100 per month, to represent in his ity au Old house: references cachanged, BUSINESS, Lock box 1010, N. 3 e w WANIED = DUNDORE'S. EMPLOYMENT BU- Teat, conducted by ladles, men and wonieo, white and'colored, for all kinds of domestic labor, tor voy tt an 1 states, with reterences, 417 Mst. nw, aay] 1-lia* OS’ T—IUNE 7, ROUND GOLD PRACELET. BE tween 3d nd Penusylvauia ave. G sts. new. rd if left at 217 3d wt LOO REXARD Los OR MISLAID ON ‘car arriving here this morning ein Fulladelphints leather atebel, eontainicny mise wbers Of bo use to auy one but the owner, Call on SP RESSELL, Howard House, cor, Oth st anda Bye FRIDAY, JUNE 7TH, AT MT. ries city. K, Containing money aud papers; valu: Leave with captain of boat or Dr, e., aud receive rew. at’ QTRAYED FEOM 214 7TH ST. 8. E., BAY HORSE- 33 ard will be given for his recurn tL D. AP- FOr RENT — BEAUTIFUL SUMMER nooMs, oF en tamily large double corner toued woth and scsi fronts rat erences required. 1101 Rat. uw. del FE RENT—1222 11TH ST. able acne hed and ROR REN 454 MAS. AVE. x. ator FUL rooua: Fara! ‘anf third Ror mod np. ears aud hordice couveniout 1S Ly ng eg My is baleouy 5 Ane view of rot city: 6 coat family of adi Greas LOCATION NW, Siar offices FR RENT—ONE SECOND 8TORY FRONT ROOM, furnished or uufurnished: nice su jocation; Tent reasonable to desirable party; 1014 N.C. ave. ae. e7-ae R RENT — FURNIS BECOND-STORY front room, with alcove, pid sR, #9 persone without children, sis Nies ‘Objection to very ight t Feet ewe, DOE Hand fete eae ORAGE, 8T ag FURNITURE 1309 Washington street, je7-3e mtored Md at “The Albion,” Georgeto ed Foo! south front; Borthweet segtion . Star office. Je7-3t* RENT-RHODE ISLAND AVE., NEAR 15TH Rooms. handsomely furnished; first- +i private faunily. furnish Of city; references. “Address F. H. Fe auite of bie Higterences 50- eati 14th st. nw, JOR REN EGANT ROOMS IN SUITES OR single; new house: furniture aud carpets; borth, south, and cast exposure: rent cheap for sim with every a 1433L st.nw. _je7- Fe, R LARGE FRONT FURNISHED ROOM witli board, ia ie Droit Park, for 2 or 3 young men. Address Box 563, City Post-Ottice, Je7-2t° Fa eae: FLOOR OF 108Ts ar We ST & HU SiS Ste OR EGEFILEMAg 516 ‘2d Je7-20° TT aud wife can have pleasant Kooms with a-sired, in private family; location central, NISHED OR UNFURNISHED, communicating rooms op secon three windows front; bath-room sawe a Tent cheap. 989 Let. B. w. SOR KENT—1506 6TH ot. N.W., IN A SMALL ce to # single aD, pleasent rooin; cool and airy; wi Or without boord. "ere Fe RENT-TWO. LARGE SSSSpe AS ham manne Inquire on premises, tOR REX FOUR ROOMS. FIRST FLOOR: PAN- PPE wd eellar: modern improvements ; no ch dren. JOR Ki EN1 HE NORTH ERT, ARTE OF OF Tour rooms op d floor. suitable for light nines re ya to Caden RK wy [—ELEGANTLY-FURNISHED ROOMS OF single; references P2t Eat n.w..en suite my30-2w' POR RENT 817, 15TH 8T.N.W., unfurnished rooms, en suite; FUBNISHED OR office room to my2i-lm* FOR = R RENT—007 I ST. ‘A FLAT OF FOUR very desirable Daturaisvod rooms, bath-i yeem just been put in periect order; house clean. a ——— FOR RENT—STORES. yR RENT—A EINE, vita EZ STORE ON ora unt jaave.; pl ion for any busivess. “Apuly we Me A VOR RENT-STORE ite, FIXTURE! catia water aud 5 rooms; in condition: 820 Ist at. ae. ; rent only 818. ‘By CHAS. S SHKEVE, oe ‘Bt 1009 7th st. u.w._ KR RENT—GOOD. LARGE STORE A NQuetseelar at oUe 7th te Bigheat od, fovett BE, — Permanent tonauy 620, ork avenue, JOR KENT — ONE-HALF OF A LARGE STORE, {Oty fine location for, ® carpenter shop; o} er had 20 T7th we uw, Address Je5-6t* PAGUTORINS Tai Facatwe __ FOR RENT—OFFICES. _ R RENT—1 THREE CONNECTING OFFICE rooms, 1407 F 6 light and comfortable; uly 820 per anon mouth. Apply to SOHN sme Se ND CON- tion; to w FOR RENT--STABLES. Fase RENT-STABLE CENTRALLY LOCATED; mamodate fixe horses and as many vehicles. y JL} LIMAICK, 1520 9th et. n. w. PoE RENT—BRICK STABLE IN REAR 0) oF i104 Indians ave, northwest; 68 per mouth. itful home property in cellent investuent sud offers extraordinary induce. mente, halt pavements in the streets, and every city convenience. One of the most attractive features $f this spring's market. ‘This addition to the city of nis being Leautitied aud is wrowing in pop- etene more een? than any property ever opened bp. Tpere, shave teen. Sve olerant, residences already erected, are compieted tor qhich will be Se beg th st. and New York ave. 0.w. which pass ral more, in at a very early date. ake Girec' pT tof ir ity to aT? close proxiua: very lot. de8 emg e WINER, 1313 © Fee se Saoeraraae “AND SOUTH BROOK- We have the choicest lots in these eub, Aivisione at from 4 tole cent F square foot. Cail at once and make your sboice, Vhese are the cheapest gad best iota in the District of Columbia. couveulent steam cars. McLACHLEN & BATCHELDER, 1215 F ota, w. JeS-1m Fes SALE TA I LARGE NUMBER OF LOTS 4N ‘odd and Brown's subdivision of Pleasant Plains. We offer this property as investuserts to limited buy- era. Don’t wait until the 7ib-st. railway extension aud other coutempiated improvements are in SCD: and advance prices, SOHN SHERMAN & 00. Fo SALE_THE N.W. COR. OF M Al a of Toe 632118, 6 ne building Tote. Pry N. Cap. by 84 to -¥, bet. M and electric bet. M and electric rail’ Cap. gud Ist n.- wigs | es SALE-P ST. BET. STH AND 6TH X. wo ziperwonts 4th st., near N. J. ave. aud P st. foot 45c.; Princeton st. near B.w., per Corner Ist. and Del, ave, ne. per tout Suc. . S. CAYWOOD, 933 Yuh st, ie SALE-THREE OF THE. FINEST AND MosT economical butiding lots iu the city corner Massachusetts ave. aud 2d st. u.W., bear to tn in- terior and Post-Office departments, the new P Office bi the Government Printing Office and the Capitol. readily louses on theee lots would sell or rent feet front on Massachusetts ¢. Tune Pansy, Af sold within & tew days they can be bad EB 2,54 ‘lbo'the beet fot on North Capitol st. between Mand balf 0 by N sis., half block from iectrie railroad an alley, for $2,000, which 18 $400 leas than any other pes in that locality. Apply to JOHN panes 2 izth st. nw. id. Coun, ave. 12 eee 1. one Barr e EEE) bs ie F Bras 2 8x: Sshg tt. and Bisndasy, 121x81. and 15th, 22 10x03. Sow and isth aad: 17th sts, o.) mia jas SALE—ONE OR THKEE CHorc E “LOTS oS east side of Lith st., bet. T Hach ac 106 s0 alla Louis. SHUL AKER, ed-3t 820 F st. nw. 7. ea SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR IMPROVED gues seed oF to sult eet MO, Star oie “Ti =e BALE—A BEAUTIFUL LARGE LOT tn. between dthand Sth ete. upruved by 8 brick ‘and ce aud enay ferme, "Addrena, fort four days, OWNER, Star ottice I Fes SALE-FINE BUILDING 3 LOTS ON 10TH : three st. D.w., pear ao te oft Bae oe air Fate of iu aske Breen Shins 30: Jest JOR ALE—Fiyee oe LOT IN WEST Fe: ihington, 1306 30th et. W.T. BALD 1901 Pa sve. bow. — hee. JOR 8 BALE-A VERY PRETTY LOT IN SAME dudge Hill; square with new house, next to corner Ms looking into " ty. ny atonce, for $5, SPic Via Fee nw sere _ Sata Ms panes’ NCTHREE BUILDING near 14th and T sts. ug south, 45.5 Tots 1g sot foot alley ; cheap at sha 1307% Fat. =e SALE—A BARGAIN—A RARE OHANCE TO. Ret two southeast front lots, NH. bet. Mand noe Ny reservation. if sold in price @1.50.. 8. 0. HILL, Sth and F ste. nw. Jer F ik SALE—A ELY LOCATED LOT. Soura or: wn ng Columbia Heg hts, near 13th cen} #7 ioton D st usar 7th ot, me, end one on Cst..be- tween Oth aud 7thete. ue; will’ be sold choap toa gv 9,000 feet of ground on M st., near North Capitol st; south front; at 59 cents per foot. ‘SWwouMs 1) TEDT 2 prporer, _ 407-68 Fat. {OK SALE—DESIRABLE LOT 5 12TH 8T. N. 30-ft alley Frame w., near G, 24x57 to 3 use OD same rented at $25. THEY. A HARDING, _de7-3t 606 11th st. Fee: j|ALE—ALLEY LOTS IN NORTHWEST SEC- prop cagy A 180 feet by GO feet deep; also front ridin se 0 feetdeep. Inquire WM. E. i Bopek, 0 Bite Mi ‘M tery ae es ite ncar Vice-President Mortou'zreadence:, rer ars aD) J. We OSS oa tide of 7th fuera MICE 20: FT. LOTON pon SIDE 01 D.e. age. a¥e.; price, Je5-61 ‘SWORMSIEDT & BRADLEY Os v. por aa BUILDING Ry ON UST, NEAB 14TH, ONLY 81 69. LIEBEEMANN, #3 REWARD—ON MAY 29 4 LARGE EN- \Velope contettiug insurance Papers addressed to ‘Lr. Groot, May have been left in streetcars. Lhe above reward be paid for its return to Dr. KUOT, 924 New York OST—IN CENTRAL MARKET THIS. MORNING and» few “507-30 J.D.BOND. | _3e6-3t 1303 F st. JOB RENT STABLE AND CARRIAGE B ROOM AD | ROE SALPSPIVE CHOICE LOTS NEAR DUPONT F ‘e wall ke ie rivate stable: centrally loca Cyrole at 3.250 and $3,900 each. | For price, size, Gress STABLE KOOM, 8 ‘oro | ana location cannot be wesc BUSENELL & CARUSI, roke’ SUMMER RESORTS. 35-108 ete Eo ae, = [OR SALE—FIFTY COLONIAL BEACH LOTS, Golotal Besely Var So eT | a the hotel; fine location ; salt water bathing, crabs, fish, mel choice wg ge eg yd , & SSE GSE RES At" | Builaing, Fats betwee Gtlrand firsts jo4- Tmt Ny: ett EMET, ee BLEHEAD NECK. Arplicaticte for for govern- Saget OFPIERS Excursion teksts sold. ‘diene Jed-6 WANTED SITUATION BY A YOUNG LADY run sewili ‘hine for dressiuaker ; wil to Hf machine for wd 1 farpiah own, machine) at reasouable price. Adi A. N., Eagt Cap: WW anzED 90 TO DICE'S AG Housemaids, Waitress, Nurses, Laundr. men, Butlers, titers aid ental over i st.n.w. Also European Steamship aye: Je5-64" WANTED BEA NORTH-Gi1 arty LADY (teacher) eugasement for summer in tue country orto travel as companion tos lady, or koverncss io cluldren, aaslaiaut, ete. Suldry ud object. Highest ‘Address ‘ar Office. Jee meut positions prepared at Teferences. £.Z, W3NtED = ar WE HEADQUARTERS = Fos TeOgtTIONS dress aud tor cooks, chau! purses, oometess., Man walters conba eceins wen, butlers. Neir, Miss Wayland, Miss Hughey, M, H.N. | Wilson, E. Potbury, and a number of other | None without name or address of senders. oney—Miss M. F,. Harman’s school, sixth re received | grade, in the Phelps building, sends $5 for the ey Mr. E. Kurtz Johnson, treasurer of the citi- | | zens’ relief committee, after the report closed | urchase of bed comforts; cash sends §5. ‘otal in money $111, A GENEROUS COMMUNITY. Treasurer Johnson, who has been connected with a number of popular subscription funds, H. F. Getz. #10. Additional col- | Sid to-day that he had never before seen such | a demonstration of generosity. ‘The money was comi in so nb and in | such large amounts that it was surprising. Peo- ple met him on the streets and bim money. Everybody, he said, seemed to be a fo aie: kage thd total seen s6 the contribut us Teporte Scoctatiog | Sra the short time subscriptions had been receive was creditable to the public spirit of the citi zeus of the District. HEBREWS CALLED ON FoR AID, The following notice has been issued: To the members of the Order Kesher Shel Bar- ael in the United States: Ha been to officially for of Pema Beno ask realy wpane ge a mon forwar . whatever can to itedeioae nee secretary, 819 3 listen, Phadspia Pe ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, 2 YEARS’ EXPER- ‘SAM'L A. COUMBE, O20 Pat aw, Je7-6t* W oan al Stuliaye ire ina ag ste Lam oan c reference, Keopeake: its patterm ig braidec ae of gold sre led. 407-3 ‘The fluder reward QON, A SUM oe 4 money in one of anson & Co's envelopes, © jarning sense DIUOKE & PED ENG, 1108 ith Sane e OST—JUNE, 6, crop! 359, nd ete Cp Liberal reward ie Ag Taucee ie ig my Logtareipay, & SMALL SILVER OVPEN-FACE Watch and Fob Chain, Centennial marked on fece, between lth st. and ‘Thor u Pennsylvania ave., fou's drug Rew sou's drug store, 303 7th a if left, at 0. C. GREEN: Je7-2t" TODOS STREPT Gan BETWEEN Dems and Geueral Land fice” det ST- ad st by John to Mrs. . Juckson on bank at Oxtord, “ation yale iment bas Finder , Pryor Walker, with receipt’ a 4e7-2t* ust—ON Stee ‘unfurui oor, for Went ; heat and housekoct sis. Rent not to office. Wireeancous oa BY MAN pAXD ean 708 ht i housekeeping | anfurn! ly fur- Se Bta ‘Star office. wa NISHED—SOUTH F ‘ROO! Witter Oy $10 or ca ie Wasses a ET YOUN ye} MAN OF ee Wanrre s sea tas Teh Ptah bate pan ——xK—K;—E—&—>—<—z&—=&EEEeEEe_ wo WANTED—ROOMS. Peace we WASTES Batt, AME OF TY aR BOARDING. 1303 at Lay en hoe Las Seieer et ‘strect care within's tow eps of the del ‘0OM8 AND BOARD At guy RATES: PRE Rae Dati Derved. ab Ginter without a Tiob Hat. uw. else Ln AUBUBN, PEN ENNSYLVANIA AVE CORNER i ELSMERE, 1408 H ST. pleasent roums eit board “eee a pocketbook containing abo Finest ocean scenery of the hasschusetts coast ts, the erty of e wider = a ‘MI WANTED—SITUATIONS. _ scvurtels thal ee Late ae pe sarees —~=——— ne 16 ist. u.w., aud receive the than! W A ED_SITUATIONS FOR COOKS, | Air. Toeer. “ Hom cone, ers, vers, How Bart x Seamstresnes, Hostiers, "Kitchen, ‘aud Dairy Lost EERE HOME ALITTLE ony 33 YEAS Wil cpm for gents te eee ee & Mauda, Geuctal Hands, ee. ‘Citles, country, and ro ALICE THOMAS, left ome, 30 vor ill oren for aeste . 'S, V10 oth a jes-ur™” | about four weeks ago aud las not been heard a eeTRLD. E. FOSTER, W BY A FASHIONADLE DRESSMA preteme hed ad i : r. panes henfementn Su private famities by day or week? | J OST-FRIDAY NIGHT, A YELLOW “POODLE SaREScMADOnS eS ichest ‘reference: uo. ob, a about for fa ca mmall olla. : bddress 1413 Sed nts West Weskinoteen ” CML OF | 4] fon return to 1420 Lat. w aS See Belin Nayit eae" TSEAND, 13 ANTED-BY A ) GIRL—PLACE TO = SD. IGHT. A ocoun views, surf no wa bays es sealaris oe (eee place for west chains ‘Cai with Brown, ae rie |B nt 8 Vee 752 Raseon dermald aid nurse. Addrews MAY, Star office, return to the Btar office. ti? | Nework EKEEPERS, ““ATTENTION"— ; = WE NORWOOD, 4TH AND KINGSLEY = al 2 OST—TUESDAY EVENING, WHILE DRIVING, Wane’, GTO ENS, registered, “no | PjO8ta Tncespim or breast. uit valuble cuietty al | Terme moterate’ Boyt view of the ocean, ord rms moderate for Sune, July, and LV zee Septombe ye ane eben zie SPRINGS AND MTNERAL BATHS, Rea the Great North Mta-Va. is boure frou: Wask ington. XO Cool, BAR. ai here © rrabd te dives unexcelled mined er ited baths and Sanitaryar- rewents and perfect. “A hew orcheatre ‘Washi he ee es full information, at office Autrs A. 8. PRATT, Proprietor, jel-2m15d_Sun Building, Washington. He HOTEL, OLDSPOINT COMFORT, Va ‘Unsurpassed in appointments, table and general at- tention, Terms less for the accommodations, tainments and amusements given than at any ofits prestige in the United Btatea. Music’ t day by the celebrated Fort Monroe Band; night frequent germans snd balla, Safest and most ful surf bathing on the coast; good sailing, fishing and driving. Frequent presence of foreign and American enter- resort twice a hops, delight- ‘views in the world. Send for descriptive ¥.N. PIKE, Mocenaw Sraw Hass Fine English Split Straw Hate, Bose’ Straw Hats, 50c., 61, 61.25. Ladies’ Sailor Hats, 81, $1.25, $1.50. Se ie eter ee ar a Cassimere Dress Hats, $3.50, [s'Tosce Umbraban 63.50.65 ‘Tennis Outéits. BE STINEMETZ & 80x, 1237 Penna ave. ave. 1.W. Fately oF, Chaser. “Address ‘of Feu SALE—A SSINCH BICYCLF, IX —_ Re re: SALE_TSYCHO SAFETY T_BIOTGLE (GEN: as new, Ife aah cal av Wokve Weise caren Wig JOR SALE-LANGE GOVERN wes FEET | Peek es ores SHS (08 SALE SX SOUTH ANE tw aoa OM. alrew Pe con ma, 792 2éthet. ow, md aikers ey er Red Appy, afte: ner & Pp Rk SALE — i BLOOD. Sire ua mix years old, drives le or double @ler, perfectly gentle: very stylish. Ske oS iF & oe Th 1008 F st. uw. JOR SALE—CHFAI waluat benches, su a chool « hall. "Aprly to ted HGALLERER, Seige = Bw oth A. GROFF, 1107 Ist nw. after Spam, ae JOR SALE—Bt will sell for #2 JOR SALE— RDETTIE ORGA ST 650 ),_ Call at 2110 1sth ot nw. f IMPORTANT! Actual bargains ina number of slightly sed and Orvaus. in pertect order. Bald on €% yey wenta, _deS-tols ___¥.G. SMITH, Pm ave, POR SALE-AT A_SACRIFICE-THE FUL e-room house. Ap) ture new) of @ twelve ence, Box 41, Staroffica ROR SALE— NEWLY UPHOLS Lounge, 64, two Fowler Springs, ae sa S10; oko © Cooking Stove, 84. Away we S = = “eALe % COMPL: ETE SFT OF BLACK. smuith's tools, inciading two drill presses aud Bur fale forge. Inquire 1606 14th st, up stairs, after S OR SALE—A FINE REGIS: aT =—— gue in S months by one of the most fashionably = rw ia Zz Uwner bas Bo use for ber ldrews i. X. 8, Star office, "dent oe SALE—AT COST-—MY F ~K OF Der it to their advantage weall, time. 30) 306-30" Por SALE —BARGAIN. BRADBURY UPRIGHT GRAND PIAN lused but afew months bye thongugh usta, med hearly ss good as Lew Be sold tor lexs that bal ite orueinal cont, Jen—at onsisting of Buite, Coat Odd Trousers (worn one #eascu). W., after 5 p.m., or any time on Sunday OK SALE—CHEAP—A’ FIRST Ch. Inquire at ALISON NA\LOB'S Stable UR SALE—A GENTLEMAN FROM OOT hus very stylish. weal thoroughly bi sound bay horse, harness and bugsy. i it for A ar uthee, Sh ieee —FURNITURE OF NEW Box 166, JOR SALE—BARGAL neven-room house: bath: huis for rent cheap, central northwest; owner leaving city. Address de7-2t EASY MS, Star office, OR SATE—AT A FICE TO SAVE STOR. ‘age, Collender © jon Pool and Biluerd ‘Table, in good condition, including balls, rack, cues, &c. For iniormation addres Box 10, Star office {OR SALE-& GOOD SQUARE CHICKEKING Piano for #65. Apply at Gos Ext. a w. Je F QE, SAECNERY Sra Horses from Marylond, « Medium eize; Jot diac ke Dortanity to buy » nice driving team de? LEADINGHAM & 00'S, 1 Ok SALE—THE INTENTS Oi story frame bouses taken down with great care, isting of lumber, bricks, windowsesh, flooring, ‘Weatherboarding, root of the best chatcom tip nay be seen at iy house on Morrison at. m. bach ot the Park on 7th st. road Low ore. JOHN ANGEIMANN X HANDSOME BAY HOKSE, low ell bred and very stylish, can oat 3 minutes. have no use tor ‘Apply to'S Biba ‘Sth and F sus, —VERY FINE D DRIVING MAKE ears © euaranteed sound, ey . Speed about 3 minutes ouany road. W.G.EDW Pear 304 C stn, w x JOR SALE BUGGY HARNESS, Hl 3 jade; newly new. Cheap. STABLE, rear it treet * at. Pid #3) OR €21 har have only been three amoutun. Call st JOMN H. GUEEN'S Lt Stable, 627 G st. uw. cad {OK SALE. SASUKE BOAT. A SINGLE SCULE Y out-rurwe eZ feet long. gvod repair; & bargain Address Ac Sil, Stat ofties Jeet OR SALE—CHEAP—EXTENSION TOP, JUMP- ed new Carriage. Apply at 413 Ost. nw, Jk SALE—2 NEW PHALTONS Fi RST CLASS make, ald one second-hand phseton 4 ate a Mt Vernon 31 * H. PLY! Fe SALF—8350 WILL BUY HoksE, W MACON Provision store, 1 harness, stock aud fixtures, &e., of glotte Geood busin Inust sell: rare Chauce fur somevudy, Star vilice. JOR SALE — GOVERNMENT CLERK! tion. Au investiveut worth having. silk Culture, ihe peuble's Industry. Children, 12 yeary old. make 300 during vacation, Ladi 300 to @ fs there any other business 1 Of capital will yield this income? “Ihe labor is inet easy. aud propiable. |All the capital roquired is or @325 in installments, viz, $25 down an: hie Per mouth. Deed to iu tee.” This property bas Savanced wituin the lust Fear F100 per cent and in six uouthe’ Ume the increase will be at least four times Sl geting )ULHERN BILE a_i. ™ _ 363-60" . Fes SALE-—C! + 4 iar “sai Licut dayiou wagou, harness, &.; bargain. ‘th gt be JOR SALE-CHEAP AND ON GOOD T seven-horse Otto Gas kngine, WM. ©. 2010 st, Baltimore. 70K SALE—PONY CART AND SKELETON 6-3 RT, a Tiets, chea: also two stuwren, carriages, nd De. ton wagous on easy terms, J.J. oobe, Met, Weet Wasuinwion Pe ALE—BLACK MA YEARS OLD; guaranteed sound and ku both amlile a harness; can be driven by a lady, aud ws quite pucedy. Cail at 91S Massachusetia ave, uw. 36-30 JOR SALE FINE WHIT and Cloth, #15. EY SADDLE, BKIDLE und Vola. Patent Ortioe i lish, Breec:loader tovle; cust 175; tak Mioue Island ay JOR SALE—BEAUTIFUL BL {t clieap ower line uo uso tor cr, gute Zant wae Gali arb Soc en ees Cs ti sa JOR SALE—ONE BEAUTIFUL NEW UPhiGHT piano in fanc} walnut, extre high fiuieh, exqusive tone. ald & Lrel-ciase Lroug bow omy tema, “HUGO WORUH & OU. S20 Theta. w ats & | Re SALE CHEAP HORSES, BUGGIES, CAR- Fiages, aid Harvess, eingie and double. Also, slut of baied bay. Apply 004. B. RILEA, Foot of Lich aud Ga. eo JOR SALE—ONE EXTENSION-TOP ROCKAWAY, almost Kew. One pole. Both barvuins if sold af sueg. EYL House Stables, 15% 4k aid Ubio ave et 7OR SALE—JUsT AKKIVED FROM SOUTHWEST Virgie 2U bead of chuice horses, siuoug tveu are some fine suddie and driviug horses; the rest are muitabte for, all purposes: also one Ane saddle puny table for boy or ¢iri to Tide. Prices reasuuable ‘et stable in rear of G12 G st, dott euaran a YALES & BUN. JOR SALE BUFFALO BILL—JUST ARRIVED AT 12th and B, 25 Horses. Texus, Lexas, Lexas Horses, all ur-ke to ride or drive. Cole aud sce the for cas e450" 180 Hi [ae “BALE — MANURE FROM ORSES. sADDIY to the Metzupolitan kaiiroad o., Bio. poe Fo: SALE-AN EXQUISITE TONED, BEAUIT- fully carved, rose wood. STEINWAY FIANG: BEBE sold sta wacritice, Cab Deweeu ata. 1- WiLD & BKOs., 709 7th st. uw. del-zw* JOR SALE-A 5 BARGAIN IN A ENE early bow, 77s ociave equate, piano; rand acale Bue tone, Pose woud 5 carved legs; =a Au pert order ,cost $425. Cau be bad for lug cover aud siool. Monuuly paymente to suit, Also, anice toned rosewood, 7 oct. sqnare piano, im Periect order, for only $100; '@5 per mouth. Apply st ouce to THE PIANO EXCHANGE del jet ot Fe Bal E-DESIRADLE LOTS 1X MT. PLEAS it, 8700 each. HERTFORD, K Fleming Tiana ne, 1419 G st Fe SALE—60 LOTS IN “FAIKVIEW.” BE- tween a Loeingtan. and ae) Fair grounds, 25x 100 woulda to $:300each ; easy terms. ‘This subdivision is on oo of improvements and affords au opportunity for invesunent.- For plats ad ion apply to RUST & HUNGERFOKD, 624 lath st.nw. rmeriy 7 Warerooms, 913 Pa. ava, OR SALE—ANOTHER ARGAIN FOR SOME Ube ise. Seveu-octave oud Piano, cart 4 ie ‘handsome aud. im, Sine order: ‘very PF RIVER s CoALIFE, 1231 Bet. nw. myis-im Harness kepository. 406 Pa. Wy for the next tuirty days, the greatest bargains ever otered in toe iy. Hoven, Wiige, Lister Siesta, Sons, ers, Bridles “abd Siatle goods, boty Lew snd seo hand. Cali and see stock. No trouble to, sho Painting and repairiug proper! called i" odiey, Park. 1h perty jepitante'st te bropsietor. ruinUs mutica ave ex cended: aiud atone ae Kalorama Heights, the new bridve ‘and the park drive, JOR SALE—MEEKS. MEEKS. MEEKS. 1 HA’ iret = s = Au elec- Moy ay ag tH 4 BLU Bem coustructed, a charter having already | Gud Land carcages, uaetotiy SurTeDe, E- obtained frou Congress. ci¥l prices to peo | tension Cabrioiction, Kepsingtous, 2 Carts, Day- "Gall for pists ase ballets will Lie a = aud 3 ag tag yh a? 0.8 Wages, torus as cau pe Pid aly aide: hae or aoroud: Hepairiug Lug prouptly eitended _my10ts —* inca cullst zi w O28 G st'uw. and tee foe youre EF 000 OF GROUND. enives, New Hampstine ave, 25th and ats. wil. make OR pateauee 1 Ly BE | Ved E penane twelve or more lots of not iess (uan 15 feet frontage. tor Decorstion apis Fi KB. OONGER, 1415 F st. colain Bowers. nie ay J tS 4 OR sue Ua i? Azth at. bw. F THAT SPLENDID LOT ee yous @& southeast ooruer New Hay shire uve, and ‘KB. CONGER, JOHN M. YOUNG ba 5 uaa be 13 Fst iuvites Carriage buyers lo examine er BO Sow Baposinery, 6 iwaga dl em kta PERSONAL, a 00 “ear of National Tha MAN. QUK SALE—OVERK 200 CAKKIAGES—DAW AN. Bes EPH H. IRELAMD, 1 ory ee AGER Free ec fi T=_would be Sioazod to ses bis frente or {iseturiny clotiers ae we. Y oe We a4 all the novelties in Shirts to order a specialty. Usa FOR— TENT SEVEN = ines PS iy eae MSGraes rand mare it RECEIVED. wows tae tye A, Sepia MAN NIN GOOD PAYING BUSINESS,