Evening Star Newspaper, June 10, 1889, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1889 AL A CHARGE OF EMBEZZLEMENT. Summer Plans of Well-Known People—| Alleged Shortage of $4,100 in the Personal Notes. Books of Cashier Ball. © Gen. and Mrs. Greeley and family will spend | Charles T. Ball, cashier for the United States the summer at Sorrento, where they have & | express company, was arrested yesterday by oe. Policeman M f the firs! inet, It is Count and the Countess Sponneck will sail | aitoged that his books show Doh pe from New York this week for Denmark. Ran $4,100, and his arrest was the result of an in- left some of their children in their ancestral cans : nee 18 home when they came to this country, and they | Vestigation made by Private Detectives Mc- now return to bring them back with them. Devitt and Flinders and the officers of the ex- Chief Engineer and Mrs. McCartney and | press company. The warrant for the arrest Lieut. and Mrs. Irwin will spend the summer | Was issued by Justice Mills on the oath of Mr. at London, Conn. Albert Trego, the Washington agent of the Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Pollock have left the | United States express company, and charged city on their annual European tour. Ball with embezzling on or about the 6th day of Mrs. and Miss Sherrill and Mr. Chas. H. | June, 1889, the sum of $4,100, the pro) of Sherrill will go the latter part of this month to | 8¢id company. Mr. Ball had been a faithful worker for his employers, but when he ten- lake, in the Adirondacks, for the sum- dered his resignation a few days ago rumors of dishonesty began to circulate and the private detectives were called in. The books were looked over and the officials found what ap- peared to bea shortage of the amount stated in the warrant. Saturday Mr. 0 obtained the warrant and yesterday when Mr. Ball was at work on his books in the company’s office the officer served it on him. The prisoner was taken to the first precinct station, and, being unable te give bail, was locked up. BALL MADE A SWEEPING DENIAL of the charge against him. and says he thinks that the apparent shortage shown on the books is due to a clerical error and not to an actual shortage. He says he has never taken a cent of the company’s money. The defendant is about thirty-five years old and has been living with his wife and two chil- dren in East Washington. He was under a bond of £1,500, which was furnished by a Bal- timore security company. It is said that ho has been betting on horse races. When ar- rested several race tickets and two lottery tickets were found on him, The defendant was taken to the Police Court this morning and it was arranged to hear the case at 4 o'clock this afternoon, mer. Mrs. Hopkins and Mrs. Munroe will spend July in Bangor, Me., and the next two months at far Harbor in their own cottage. Mrs. Beach and Miss Katy Beach are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ferndon at their summer place on the Hudson river. Miss Mary Wilson is at West Point. Representative and Mrs. Cabot Lodge are spending the season at Nahant, where they have a cottage. Judge and Mrs, James and the Misses James, and Gen. and Mrs. Card and the Misses Card, leave this week for York Harbor, Maine, for the warm season. Mra. Dr. May and Mrs. Carrie May Wright are at Bar Harbor. where they will be joined shortly by Dr. May. The Mexican minister and Madame Romero have made no plans that take them away from the legation,which is spacious and cool, so far, this season. Judge and Mrs. J.C. Bancroft-Davis will sail with Mr. Justice Gray and Mrs. Gray for Europe, this month. Admiral Porter received the congratulations —___ of many of his friends on Saturday, which was|The National Rifles’ Anniversary his seventy-sixth birthday. Parade. Senor Ribera entertained over fifty members of the Cosmopolitan club at their rooms Sat- urday evening, He read an exquisitely written paper on music which was followed by selections from the members upon the piano, violin and guitar. The rooms were tastefully decorated with roses and palms. Mrs. Burrous,with her daughter, Miss McCall, id the Misses Rutherford and Li mb, nieces of the late Howell Cobb, of Athens, Ga., are at the Arlington, en route to the Paris exposition. Mr. and Mrs. Simon Alexander celebrated the fifteenth anniversary of their wedding at their home, 477 C street southwest, last even- ing. The guests included Mrs. M. Oppen- heimer, Mr. and Mrs. S. Oppenheimer, Mr. and Mrs. Blumenfield, Mr. and Mrs. M. Cohen, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Sanger, Mr. and Mrs. F. Green- apple, Mrs. Fannie Louis, Miss Louis, Mr. and Mrs. M. Browman, Mrs. Ellenbrook, Gus Eich- burg, M. Jandorf, Mrs. Kaha, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Lyon, and Mrs. Lizzie Johnson. Mra. W. F. Geyer and her daughters gave a delightful entertainment Friday evening for the benefit of the sufferers at Johnstown. The following persons made the program excep- tionally fine: Mrs. Annie Louise Powell, Pro- fessors Russel | and Williams, Mrs, Brackett, Miss Beckwith, Miss P. Hull Brown, Miss Maude Sharpe. the Misses Case. and Mr. J. A. Cross, the ventriloquist. A number of veritable relics of Barbara Freitchie were sent from Frederick for the occasion. Mrs. Geyer was assisted at supper and in fortune-telling by Mrs. Hickling and Miss Todd. Mrs. John Wanamaker and child, with sev- eral other members of the Postmaster-General’s family, arrived at New York yesterday from Havre. They were met by Mr. Wanamaker. Mrs. Wanamaker and her daughters have re- tired to their country seat n Philadelphia. Mrs. Wanamaker will give her personal atten- tion to the refitting and refurnishing of the now well-known I street residence m which Secretaries Frelinghuysen and Whitney lived and lavishly entertamed, and in the early au- tumn she will come on here for that purp: Mrs. J. B. Christine has gone to Cape May to join her daughter. Mrs. Irene Shedd. Mr. Charles Hallock, editor of the new Monthly Recreation, and Mrs. Hallock, who have been sojourning in Washington for the past seven month Tere on Monday for the fiver St. Lawrence, and will make headquarters at Kingston, Canada, for the summer, going to Minnesota as usual for the fall, and returning to Washington again to spend next winter. The Six O'clock club will dine at Marshall Hall on Friday, June 21. The question for con- sideration between the shad and the strawber- ries: “Are we better and richer than our grand- fathers: Mr. and Mrs. Henry Deringer, of Philadel- phia. and well known in this city, are spending the summer at Mr. Deringer’s father’s cottage in Atlantic City. Mrs. Elizabeth Mayse left the city this morn- ing to return to her home at Urbana.Ohio. Mrs. Mayse has been the guest of her son, Mr. Wm. Mayse, since a few days previous to the inaugu- ration. She is accompanied on her trip west by Mrs. Oscar M. Bryan. = so ALEXANDRIA. The National Rifles will to-day celebrate the 9th anniversary of its reorganization by varading in their new summer -uniforms over the following route: Frum the Armory to 9th street, thence to D, to 6th, to Pennsylvania avenue, to 18th, to K, to Connecticut avenue, to Rhode Island avenue, to Massachusetts avenue, to 7th, to F, to 14th, to G, thence to the armory. They will meet at their armory at 5:15 and will start até. The Marine band will head the parade, set este Decisions in Two Divorce Cases. To-day, in the court in General term, Justice Bradley delivered the opinion of the court in the case of Sarah Bradstreet agt. Geo. P. Brad- street, overruling the defendant's plea to the jurisdiction. The bill in this case was filed in October, 1887, for a divorce, and the defendant plead that he was not within the jurisdiction of the court, claiming Vermont as his residence, The court held that it residence meant domi- cile the defendant was within jurisdiction, and overruled the plea. Judge Montgomery rendered the opinion of the court in the case of Thos, E. Smithson agt. Mary Smithson, affirming the decree below, dismissing the bill. The court said the parties were married in 1858, and that the wife, after threatening to leave her home and being told she could leave if she wanted to, did leave with her son. The court held that this was not de- sertion in the meaning of the law, and affirmed the judgment below. pack He Took the Minister’s Hat. Rey. Alfred Sutton, the colored minister from South America, was “emphasizing” to an audi- ence near the Peace monument yesterday after- noon. His silk hat, which he paid $1 for seven months ago in Baltimore,was on the pavement. In the audience was an intoxicated man named Jobn Gaines,who questioned the colored divine and was amusing the audience, when some one knocked his hat off. He picked up the silk hat of the Rey. Sutton and walked quietly away with it, leaving his old slouch hat behind. Po- liceman Jordan captured Gaines and he was taken before Judge Miller this morning. The judge did not think ti Gaines intended to steal the hat and tined him $5 for disorderly conduct, ees A Repentant Countryman. “He struck the town too large. He ought to have gone by degrees.” That is what Judge Miller said of Harry Tyler, a resident of Charles county, Maryland, who paid his first visit to this city Saturday evening aud met three strangers who were willing to show him the town if he treated. He accepted their kind offer, treated, got drunk and was arrested by Policeman Boyce, and passed a sad night in the station house. In court this morning he said he was willing to give up all his money and walk home, @ distance of twenty-five miles, and be would not take another drink for one year if the judge would only let him go this time. The judge took his personal bonds, poets Army and Navy Orders. Army—Second-Lieut. Jas. F. Bell, seventh cavalry, relieved from duty at the Southern Illinois normal university, at Carbondale, and ordered to join his troop. First-Lieut. Geo. E. Sage, fifth ‘artillery, relieved from duty at the Massachusetts agricultural college, at Amherst, and ordered to join his battery. Thirty re- cruits assigned to the fourth cavalry. Second- Lieut. Geo. B. Duncan, ninth infantry, granted three months’ extension of leave. First-Lieut. Thos, R. Adams, fifth artillery, granted three months. Capt.’ Francis M. Gibson, seventh cavalry, granted five months’ sick leave. The eneral court-martial convened at Columbus arracks, Ohio, has been dissolved, and the following court is ordered: Capt. Henry bert, twelfth infantry; Capt. Sumner H. Lin- cola, tenth infantry; Capt. John L. Clem, as- sistant quartermaster; Capt. Leon A. Matile, eleventh infantry; Capt. Benj. C. Lockwood, twentieth infantry; First-Lieut, Chas. L. Hodges, twenty-fifth infantry; First-Lieut. Benj. L. Wever, first infantry; and First-Lieut. Robt. A. Lovell, seventeenth’ infantry, judge- advocate. Navy.—Lieutenant Ridgely Hunt and En- sign G. R. French have been detached from the Boston and ordered to the Kearsarge. The fol- lowing disposition has been made of the cadets ust graduated: N. C. Twining. C. N, Offley, L. MeCoy Milton, G."H. Rock, A. B. Hoff, 8. E Kittelle, and R. P. Hobson, detached from the Naval academy and ordered to the Chicago, Reported for Tar EVENING STAR. ‘Tue Exectric Licuts.—The combined com- mittees of finance and of light have in their conferences decided antagonisins in relation to the electric light question, but there has been nodeadiock. Three members of the committee at first opposed the acceptance of the contract with the Schuyler company without a reference to the city council, and they are now opposed to the giving of the city’s notes in payment of the work unless the notes shall on their face show that they are payable only in case the contract is carried out in good faith. The other five members of the joint committee, who favored the acceptance of the Schuyler bid, say that the contract was concluded on a cash basis and that the committee agreed to give negotiable notes running from oue to ten years in payment, and that they will carry the busi- ness out on that line, as the city council has in- structed them to make the cortract on the best terms obtainable. The mayor signed the con- tract several days ago and the town will have electric lights soon after mid-summer. Fexexais.—The funeral of Captain Henry C. Lee took place here this afternoon from Christ church. Captain Lee, who is nephew of General Robert E. Lee and brother of Governor July 1. KB. E. Carney, L. A. Kaiser, B. H. = Tas, Badia ag be eee basi be Fuller, W.C. Cole, W: W, Phelps and Thos, R. feneral of Me. Thee donk The | Magruder, from the academy and ordered to luneral of Mr. Thomas J. Watkins, who died | th\"Thicaie “July 1 GG. LoS é suddenly last week, took place from his home, | ‘2 Jroquois, a as wo SOSA Mitchell, B. 8. Newman and Bb. F, Hutchinson, from the academy and ordered to the Boston. G. W. Danforth, G. B. Bradshaw, W. V. Pratt, L. C. Lewis, L. B. de Steigner, from the academy and ordered to the Atlanta. W. D. McDougall, G. R. Marvell, J. B. Pelton and Philip Williams, from the naval academy and ordered to the Pensacola, July 1. R. McM. Dutton, W. J. Terhune, G. M. Kirkand W. K. Harrison, from the academy and ordered to the Kearsarge. G. A. Brand and E.R. Lowndes, from the academy and ordered to the Yorktown, Julius Prochazka and E. B. Anderson, from the academy and ordered to the Galena. W. B, Franklin, M. L. Miller and J. H, Reid, from the Atlanta and ordered to the Kearsarge. Boatswain Edward Bonsall, or- dered to duty in connection with the building of the new cruisers at Chester, Pa, Medical Inspector B. H. Kidder has been ordered to duty at the naval academy. Surgeon D. N. Bertolette has been ordered to the receiving ship Franklin. Passed ‘istant Surgeon Oli- ver D. Norton has been ordered to the naval hospital, Chelsea, Mass. Passed Assistant En- gineer Geo. E. Tower has been ordered to be examined for promotion. Medical Inspector ‘T. C. Walton and Ensign Stokely Morgan have been detached from duty at the naval acad- emy, the tormer ordered to the Chicago, and the latter to duty in connection with the in- stallation of electric light. Surgeon Geo, A. Bright has been detached from duty at the Bear this city, vesterday afternoon Tue CaxaL Fuxp Diwrnisurxe.—The city of Alexandria paid out for the Alexandria canal about $500,000. Its claim to the assets of the canal company at ite dissolution was favorably adjudicated by the United States court. These assets were about $47,000. This amount was held by W. W. Dungan, the receiver. From it attorneys’ fees, costs, te., have been paid by order of court, so that only some #26, now Temains in the receiver's hands, pending an appeal. Thecity authorities have offered totake $43,000 of this amount on a lien, the remain- der @ be paid into the Treasury of the United States, but this offer has been refused by the solicitor of the Treasury, and the case will go to the Supreme Court; and it seems likely at- torneyw’ fees aud costs of some years’ litigation will exhaust more than half the fund, Nores.—The Catholic diocesion examiners of the diocease of Richmond have been making a Visitation to this city to examine the parochial schools, teachers, and pupils. —The Columbia tire company has appointed its president, W. A. Bmoot, to co-operate in the making of in- quiries as to the control of the firemen’s mon- ument with a view of its removal from Ivy Hill to some pa street crossing in the city. Messrs. LL. Johnson, P. &. Thompson, Mor- rill Moran, Lawrence Gardner, Henry Cog- gins, H. L. Biscox, Thomas Sommerville, Mor- ris Ullman, J. W. Dove and L. D. Wine, all of Washington, have obtained a charter here for ___ WANTED—BOARD. FOR RENT—ROOMS. WWASTED-A Woman To cook, Winarais eras chambermaiil and waitress; bring city ity. TOUt ota St PMferencee a0 to honesty. Apply ot WASTED-A GIRL TO COOK, WASH AND IRON; must have city reference, aud stay at night. Ap- ply in Store, 1100 F st. nw, WASTED — 4. PERSON WHO THOROUGHLY gork ar anerereermat cn wat Tork, The wil dress and referenc: 8, Box 25, City P.O." 1t ANTED—A Wi LI-RECOMMENDED WHITE Boy for s Gents’ Hat and Furnishing .Sto1 2 LMS, ats ANTED—TWO GOOD TIN-ROOFERS AT Wane aony & 39x" DOYLE, 147 Bat.s.e. 1¢* A ARD AND FURNISHED ROOM Wagpet at hes thal aa Ee WANTED MISCELLANEOUS R RENT—-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, comfor:able for tuminet, beet ‘attention, summer ¥13 M st. nw. ; first-class table board. WANTED =PARIOR “FURNITURE UpHOL. stered; Mattresses made over; work ine neat and substantial manner: DO TB o Sa: and madegperfect Gt cuaranteed. C. NELSON, 18286 n.w. m2) Vv ) ANTED—IN COUNTRY, TWO OR THREE FUR- nished rooms by two adults, for very light house- og hers y distance of Wael Bor oo, Siar citiee, ate ite. Address NTED—WHITE GIRL, FROM 16 TO 18 years of ave, to sasist at housework and care for mn. Apply 1005 5 st. n.w. ba i Wie expericues ie the drag “etnecs; Sefer ences required. W. FREY, corner 7th and Bets. a.w. 3010-20" | W yengw cha vo mind chit Re No zat Rost work. Apply 121 Harrison st, Anacostia, Je10-3t* ANTED—A WHITE WOMAN FOR GENERAL bet pees with gprs gh y nights; c neces, 3aF it D.W. beiug ely Feferénces, “Inquire 1337 st a. WANiED—A CASHIER TN DRUG STORE, ONE Jong, “eR some, Knowledge of book-keeping. “Hours long. Address, e nce, He Co Bic odics, "© Vins Teletunons and exparensys ED—MEN AND WOMEN COOKS, 810 TO Chambermaids, Laundresses, Drivers, White Shirt Ironers, Gardeners, Farin and Dairy Men. Help ofall kinds. DICK'S Agency, 613 7th st. n.w. Je10-5t* WASTED_-WOMEN COOKS, #10 TO $40; CHAM- bermaids, nurses and Isundreases, in city or away; Waiters, drivers or hands; colored men cooks, SAM'L A. COOMBE, 926 F st. n.w. Je10-4t* WEANZEDILADY FOR A LIGHT POSITION FO) this summer in my business. Week] salary Apply, 10 4. 1... to business manager, oflices # and 5 Upstairs, 430 7 it d A GOOD couk, to do some washing and ironing. Ad- dress, with reference, Mrs, HUNTER, Star office. 1t* y ANTED—A YOUNG MAN, WHO HAS SOME perience in the Shoe business, ax salesman on vening only, Address SHOES, Star office. WASTED EXPERIENCED DR! Nye 22d one apprentice at on Wis ut seven te nees required. Ar ply 7 o'clock this evening 140 F st. n. ae WASTED A GOOD COLORED Wo. TO wash dishes and assist the cook, at TIGNOR’S Dining Koom, 1213 Est.n.w. Apply atonce. — 1t* yANTED—TO HIRE HALF-GROWN GIRL TO V assist with housework. Apply 005 N st. u.w. 1t* ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS COOK AT 2 \ \ jamson Corset; larvest sale of any corset in the market; good territory. Appl; reuts: Manager, 18 8. 6th st, St. Louis, Mo, ‘estow VANTED—MALE COOKS FOR KESORTS Vee Philadel phi x young white nurse girls, maids, waitresses, ers and others. (lrunks stored at low rhte: BUKNHAM'S, 910 9th st. n.w. ‘AN1ED—HANDS TO DO ‘aud apprentices to learn, BRO., 514 Yth st. now, a.m. Vv y ANTED—CHAMBERMAIDS, NURSES FOR Cape May and Atlantic City. ‘Housewomen, men and boys for Washington. Applications for govern. ent positions prepared and led. C1TY INTELL GENCE OFFICE, 711 G n.w, Jes-6t* ANTED~A GOOD CANV: Jas. G- Biaine’s great Louks Congress” and “Political Discussion sion, Address WIDE AWAKE, Star ofiice. v Je! WANTEDIAN ACTIVE COLORED BOY 20 TO 24 years of age, not married, to attend toa horse and make himself gener useful; good reference re- quired. Address 5. C., Star office "= Jed-xt WANTED A STEADY COLORED WoMAN TO cook, wash and fron, on Georgetown Heights. Address A.B, Star oifice, Jes-20 W ERMAN OR SWIS ‘awed woman, Rhode Islaud ave. n. ™ ees sealant NTED — WHITE GIRL (ENGL Jes-3e* OR GE in preferred) to Cook, wash, iron, and do Ken use work or stnall family’ yatist give city reley z ess WIDE AW r : Jes-3t* 7 ANTED—A GOOD, STRONG BOY TO LEARN the baker's trade, “Apply 314 East Capitol st. ences and stay nights. 1 at 804 O 1 Jesest® W TS, EITHER §) FOR BOT- greatest Cure ever seen; soine a Address 0.8. HOME ME WASTED-TWO To THREE GOOD MEN CAN Aud employment at the Singer Sewing Machine ottice to sabielt on salary THE SINGE:! $e7-3t WANTED BEA for suiumer work; ass Waist skirt hands, Call immediately 1433 L st. v wenty- who has had thorough ‘academic and normal school rem Doge Successful experience. Term to begin x 1 Address, giving references, EDUCA- ar office, WANIED-AN ATTRACTIVE FEMALE 81 oxtapher, (Seud full particulars and deseripti to P.O. Box 206, Norfolk, Va. Jeo-6t W5&NIED.< WHITE, NURSES AT THE CHIL. dren's Hospital, 12th and W sts. nw. Apply immediately. my31-20 WASIED-MANAGER, ON SALARY $2,000 PER year, to open branch office in your locality, busi. ness purely mercantile; one that will inspire you wit Pride, pleasure, and profit; trade established, no can. Vassiny or peddling; # rare opportunity. J. E. SHE ARD, 96 au We btu 8 Ghiciinati, Ouio. my 24 W SARNEKS FOR PROF. CHKIST- NER'S New International Tailor System of Dress and Garment Cutting with inch rule and tape measure flone; no scales, aud the only aystem used that is bused upon scientific tailor principles, System taught by Mine. 8. J. MESSER, 1505 H stanw. muy to tm atarr ‘ahd Headache and commission basis, MANUFACTURING CO., 616 9th st now, i \WANTED—TO BUY A CENTRALLY-LOOATED W tkicon and mastaurant ania eee office. 1° Waste ee ee a cheap; Aaa Q, Star office, baat 1, ANTED — 83,700, FOR YE. ON new house, tiaseoa dee Va. cen ot Tatks wele Perfect; no commissions. Address NEW HOUSE, Star office. Je8-3t" ‘WANTED—A WOOD AND COAL YARD, WILL stating terms and location, COAL, Star office, Je8-3t Jouse or purchase if on ‘terms. Address, WwW ANTED—H. BAUM PAYS THE HIGHEST CASH Fea: riceé tor second-hand Furni ‘ture, Carpets and Entire Housebolds # specialty. Address o 219 74 \ a8 VANTED —AN INVALID'S WHEELCHAIR, suitable for house or street. Address 171, 21st st. Je8-2t Vv A PHAETON, HARKNESS either singly or together, State low- fst price, also height, size and weigut of horse. Om broke to both huruess and eaddle preferred. Address 98, Star office, wee ITAR, PIANO, H BANJO, Gi ts ap hour, shorter lessons, 25 cents: will xp ‘out to teach, Address Mra ALICE SMITH, 1151 Sth st. nw, de7-30* TANTED—A FEW E SCHOLARS TO LEARN Crayon-Portrait work, taught in 15 lessons; 10 knowledge of drawmg necessary ; lessons day andeyen- ing. J.W. REANOLDS, Studio, 439 Yth st, je6-12t* W ANTED~10 BUY—GOOD SECON D-HAND GEN- tle 's Clothes, Guns, Pistols, &c., tor waich Lighest cash price is puad. Call or send postal to my17-Li* A. BIZNAK. 1501 11th st. se, WANTED; 70, BUY RETAIL MILK ROUTE Address Box 8, Star office, Je5-6i* Vy ANTED-DRESS CUTTING MADE EASY, Madame Washington's “Dress Cutting Scale,’ patented, euubles every one to learn to cut all Kinds of arments readily aud accurately, ‘The system wiil be usht, and the scale aud a measure book furnished for x6. Fersons learning this system are iamediately Placed in @ position to earn good wages, Keady cut and basted Nuiugs Ruaranteed wo St, 1233 ¥ st, n. w. my29-12t* 10-3t* Pa LS ps R RENT—' E DELIGH' YSITUATED se ge tiny Aires eee oom oh third Ty ebildren not taken. ald 308 ‘OR RENT—1022 8TH N. W.: 3 LARGE, NICELY k furnished ae 3 SE may and ail conveniences, and one on 3d floor, convenient to three lines cars; summer rates. it NT—IN NICE HOUSE, DELIGHTFULLY located, southern espera bor large, well-fur- ished t rooms, " " aeacs alps aly rahe TSG st. nw. im, dishaiooen wed Moe nega PAE. yoorooun. a jeatred; ar two Ba tory roomie OOS ee oe TON R RENT—A FLAT OF THREE ROOMS AND beth on second floor at LTE et nw. jelOse OR RENT — FURNISHED — SECOND STORY gare and coterer Too cepeatien Soe take keno, and caterer no cl co Keeping: to children. Avply 81311%h ek. new. Je10-3° JOR RENT—-ONE OR TWO WELL-FURNISHED communicating Rooms, on second floor; lane closet in front room; he: and cars convenient; also table board; pleasaut location. References 1834 16th st. n. w. 8-2 JOR KENT— DESIRABLE LOWER FLAT, IN new bay-window house; three unfurnished Forms 1219 W st: newly papered and painted; lueht ing; young preferred; ren. use| ee yor coupl Jesse R RENT—ENTIRE THIRD FLOOR, 1410 P st.; four nice unfurnished rooms; water and bath on second floor; rent, @10. Inquire at store, 508 14 JXOR RENT—TWO PLEASANT UNFURNISHED iy Fay bay window; bath same floor; light housekeeping ‘permitted; no children care and herdics bundy ; terms easy. 1008 North Carolina ave., near Lincoln park. deB-t* IR RENT—FLOOR, THREE ROOMS AND BATH, ove: 427 9thet.nw. gente JOR RENT—LARGE UNFURNISHED ROOMS, with waterand gas; suitable for light housekeey ing. 629 S st.n.w. _ 308-20 JOR Be ‘TWO OR THREE PLEASANT UN- furnished communteating rooms, suitable for light bousekcoy tng southern exposure: tuod. imps; terins very reasouable, AtJU2 Det, n.e.; call after 2 pan. VOR RENT—FURNISHI MS, WITH BOA! delightrul ocution; private family; no chil é Teference required; table buard. “1304 L at, u.w, eat AT 1827 IST. N. W., LARGE FRONT floor; south front yuMUMer price; com~ ‘WANTED-HORSES TO PASTURE AT @5 PER | Venleuttocars, get Month, grain teed extra: personal attention. | FOR KENT—-SECOND FLOOR, COMPLETELY Order box Price's stable, 311 Oth u.w.; farm 7th-st. furnished for housekeeping; water abd ras; near goad, eight miles frum city. 0. H. P, CLARK, Blige, ae: ‘Address WEST EN D, Star of mys sate Ww FUR: | JQOR RENT—1303 E ST, OPPOSITE FRANKLIN y description, | Also Store Fixtures | B% Park, lance coufortablé, furnished rooms with Stocks of Merchaudise, Address, CARLTON. 636. , southern expostre, suinmer prices; tabie board. LW myz Wa MOKE PORIUONDO & gars; Carolina and Coucha Floresta, 5c. each. Margarita Londre and Zarguelas, 1Uc. each. JOSEPH M. POR TUONDO & CO., Philadelphia. myl W RY SCRIBN. x 1 20c, pound cooking, Loc. “Warranted uot to get strong (like butter) for one month, or money ‘re- Co.'8 CI funded. Try Cotton Seed Lard, purer, richer, abd koes further than Hox's Lard. sale oniy in the Center Market wt stalis 325, 329, middle of fish fisle. Open daily. WM. C, SCRIB: my8-6m WANIEDISTEAM CAKPET CLEANING AND Kenovating Works; Feathers Kenovated, Mat- tresses Made Over, Furniture Steamed, and Moths De- Stroyed. F-MXUUNGS, 1402 Fa.ay,,Lelepoue LO0a-2 apll-7m W ANIED—G00D"BECOND-HAND CLOTHING, uns, revolvers, old id wilver, for which highest cash prices’ will id. Call "LASKEY'S DW. myZ6 D —TYPEWKITING, TYPEWRITING— heat Work; syntactical accuracy ; low rates. F. 8, AKNOLD, Steviographer aud Typewriter, 36 Building. my 1: ___ COUNTRY BOARD. rd 308-31" Fok RENTS BEAUTIFUL SUMMER ROOMS, je oF ite, in private tamily ; furnished: argo doutle corer House, south and cost fronts ret erences required, 1101 Ket. n, w. _ del-12e* JOR RENT—1222 11TH 8ST. N.W,, VERY DESIR- able furnished and unfurnished fooms; suite of three, front, back, aud hall; large closets; togetheg or separate; obe first tloor room; references, — Jed-3t" KR RENT-STORAGE, STORAGE. FURNITURE ashington si stored at “The Albion,” 1309 Ws treety Georgetown. __Je7-3t* * JOR RE ‘0 FURNISHED AND ONE UN. T" furnished room; south frou! Of city; reierences. ‘Address F. FE RENT RHODE ISLAND AVE. NEAR 13TH st., suite of Kooms, handsomely furnished; first Glass table board; in private faully. Keterences re quired, RUST & HUNGEKFORD, de7- 624 lath st. o.w, ‘OR RENT—ELEGANT ROOMS IN SUITES OR ‘ingle; new house: furniture and carpets; north, south, and east exposure; rent with évery comfort. 1433 L y Ly ey Se poland with or without boond. "Jev northwest section Star office. Je7-3t® OR RENT—1506 6TH ST. N.W., IN A SMALL FEW BOARDERS CAN BE ACCOMMODATED in West Rockville; plonty of shade and exceilent Water. Address Mrs. A. S. ADAMS, Rockville, Md., oF A.S, ADAMS, Telegraph Othce, Corcoran Building, aty. Je10-3t° NNON HOUSE AND SUMMER BOARDING annex, Manassas, Va., on the Piedmont air line, 12 trains daily, to und ftom "Washington ; fare rouud trip, 30; fare mouthly, $12.60; quarterly, 828.39, an 25 trip tickets, $18.45; 600 feet higher than’ Wash- ington; very healthy ; col nice rooms; excellent table; city referetices: first-class people who have spent two THE NOR’ ST, 4 SUITE 0! 2d floor. suitable for licht house- Keeping, to family without children; eee 1609 19th st. ae % FOR, REXNT-ELEGANTLY-FURNISHED KOOMB 51m at 621 E st. 0. w., en suite or single; references, “ my30-2w* oa Fok RENT, 817 15TH ST.N-W., FURNISHED OR Unfurnished rooms, en suite; also office, Toom to Tent. my21-1im' foamoun there; for termus address C, E, BEAWNER, FOR RENT—STORES. roprietor. s LE tervencacsaied ee JOOk, RENT = BY THE MONTH OR YEAR, IN | JOR RENT—COR. 20TH AND M. STS. 3 Westuoreland county. Va., a handsome country | A that large and excellent business stand and house furnished, noted for healthfuluess, of fifteen | ‘ug of LO rooms: mod. mps., concrete cellars, Yooms, with outbuildings, stable, and ice house; gar- den plan bles; twenty acres of pasture; a good c » premises; within conven- Jent ride of Colonial Beach; steamboats to Washing- ton daily. Apply to s: DR. WILLIAM WIRT, _3¢10-3t" Navy Departuent, Washiugton, c= TRY BOARD, LOCATIC HEALTHY, CON- / Venient to telegraph and telepl and Colonial Leach. Bouts daily. Vienty of shade, ice and milk; Xchauged, Address Airs, A, Alden, King A : tOSPECI HILL Hi SE BEAUTIFULLY sirg- ated in the mountains of Virgina, ice, fruit, s! ishing, bathing, fine saddle: horses. Table board ast excelled. HENSON SIMPSON, North Fork, Loudoun 0 Va. "Jel 2G st. Ww. TH FIXTURES, CELLAR, in good condition; “320 Ist By CHAS. 8. SHREV S in 1009 7th stn. JOR RENT-GOOD, LARGE STORE AND CON- crete cellar at BON 7th st. ws Rood location. to permanent tenant, 820, A. T, COUMBE, 14 york avenue, de rooms; ent ouly 818. OR RENT — ONE-HALF OF A LARGE STORE; very fine location for carpenter shop; other half Used ada paiut store. 720 17th st. nw, Address K P. HUTCHINS, 1321 F st. nw. Jeo-6t" - FOR _RENT_OFFICES. _ FEW BOARDERS CAN BE PLEASANTLY A ‘ Fee mon agent on from Lengel any Shade, fruit, milk, and pure spring wat % Muss W., Rockville, Md, pea Jes-3t* GUMMER BOALD—FENWICK'S STATION, MON Hixomenyconnty, Ma. Terms reasouaule. Address FENWICK, Sligo P.O., Md. Jesse" JUESECLASS COONTRY BOARD AT BENNING, D. C.; large rooms; plenty shade, ice, &.; good table. Short walk from station, Terms reasonable. Address Mrs. M. J, FAHEY, dest WANTEDTAN ACT MAN, LOCATED OUT- side lange cities, salary 8100 fer month, to rep sent, in bis own localit: old house. Keferences exacted, SUPI. M'E'G. HOUSE, Lock Box 1010, N.Y. Je-m,tudw ” V ANTED — DUNDOKE’S EMPLOYMENT BU- mie conducted by ladies wen of White and colored, for all kinds of domes District and states, with references, 717 Mst. u.w, WANTED—SITUATIONS. Ws TED—A SITUATION AS HOTEL ROOM clerk; 15 years’ experience. Salary no object, Can bring the best reference. W.W. C,, 614 F w., Room No, 1 WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED MAN ituation to do general housework in private fuuily good city references given. Call or address 15388 Oth st. nw. itt WANIEDIA SITUATION AS DRUG CLERK, OR would take charye of store; 13 years’ experience in chty good reterence, Address KO, PINKAKD, 2124 Lith st. n.w. Jelo-3t* WASTED BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL was ‘@ situation as chambermaid, willing to assist at wean aud . Call three days at 457 L st. s.w. WANTED—A RESPECTABLE COLORED GIRL wishes @ place as nurse to go away with a lady; can furnish best of reterence from last place, Address “EMMA,” Star office. Je10-3t* W 4NTED{ Al HEADQUARTERS — POSITIONS for cooks, chaubermaid, waitress, laundress and, purses, searustreas. Meu waiters, cooks, coschiuen, butlers. SAM'L A. COUMBE, 920 F st. nw. Jel0-4t! WANTED —G0 TO DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS, Housemaids, Waitress, Nurses, Laundress, : men, butlers, Waiters and general housework. 6 st.ulw. Also European Steamship agent. jel0- WANTED | BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED irl, situation to do plain sewing by the day. dress H, M., 1920 12th wt. n.w. 1 WANTED-BY AN AMERICAN WOMAN, WHO I a housekeeper, cook, seamstress and nurse, & situation in keeping with, her qualifications; be references, Please address ULILITY, Star office. 1U \ eee BY A_ KESPECTABLE COLORED kirl.# situation as nurse or chambermaid; ref- erences furnished. Call or address HELEN CUUK1- NEY, Farragut st, Mt. Pleasant. WARZEDZSITUATIONS FOR COOKS ers, M. Drivers, Housekeepers, Burten: Seamstresses, lostiers, Kitchen, Furi, und Dairy Hands, General Hands, &c. (Cities, country, and rée- sorts.) BURNHAM'S, ¥10 Oth ste Baw. jest TTENTIO} WASTED HOUSEKEEPER: — Order your servants, root registered, no charge. Clerks furnished. ’ Applications for yovern- ment positions prevared at CLUY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, Excursion tickets sold. 711 Gu.w. je8-6t" WASTED A SITUATION BY A YOUNG LADY to run sewing machine for a dressmaker: will furnish own machine, a¢ Teasonable price. Address A. N., East Capitol P. 0, Jes-: WANTED = BY A NORTH-GERMAN LADY (teacher) engagement for summer in the country orto travel as companion toaludy, or governess to feerencén,Adureas E: Zebtat Gitce, °°" yehhet™ WANTED--HOUSES. im house, aprovewenites reut uot exceed 630, Address, with descriptich, W. He He Star office. a ate WAXTEDITHE CARE OF SOME NICE Fawr House during summer; can give the best erence from those Ihave doue the same for Sddress 101344 18th st... ANTED—TO BUY DIRECT FROM OWNER Woictse on Capitol Hill weet of Stnoid Sones Fant Capitol sis; payuent part cash Adasen vs Norfolk navy-yard and placed on waiting orders, being relieved by Surgeon R. A. Mar- mion, who has been detached from duty on the ranklin. Passed Assistant Surgeon David O. Lewis has been detached from the naval academy and ordered to the Washin mavy- yard. Passed Assistant Surgeon John H. Hall has been detached from the Washington naval hospital and granted six months’ leave of ab- sence. the Uliman electric target company.—As an- ticipated in the Stax, the Smoot tannery will not be rebuilt here.——The Columbia firemen here have organized a council of the Virginia State fire association.—The Catholic Young Men's lyceum has now one hundred members. ——Wm. Pollard has bought, at $300, a dwell- img-house on Fairfax street, between Wilkes and Gibbons streets.—A subscription paper = Looe gs of Pweg ers sufferers Mie m pl at e & Herbert's bank a . Mayor Downham.—The Third Ward White akeleg! seme oe * Barbara E Alexander by J. J. Wilmarth to ican association has elected Thomas J. " ji lin president——The schooner Ma-| 4aY filed a bill for divorce against Richard H. rion Wright has been hauled upon | Alexander. She states that they were married the ways at the shipyard.——Ex- | at White Plains, Charles county, Md, January President Henry Strauss, of the aldermen, | 17, 1873 and have two children liv: » and she is quite sick in Baltimore.—At the last meet- | charges that he sent her away with her six img of the Perpetual building association it | months old child in ber, against made loans of €2,600 at 25.——Laura Janes, | her protest and has since contributed to colored, arrested for abducting girls in Balti- | her support and refuses to receive her back more, has been sent back pag? by = to his Eee. police.—Steve Cross, colored, w! killed eid colored woman, Nancy Lee, at Bailey’s| ATTENTION is called to the sale of that desir- cross-roads, near the Aqueduct bridge, last | able building lot on L street, between 10th and , will be tried this week at Fairfax Court- | 11th streets northwest, fronting Massa- ——A large crowd of Jocbingtenions achusetts avenue and government reservation! were left behind here last night by local | which takes at auction to-morrow after- twain on the Alexandria and i oo ‘ashington rail- at 5:30 o'clock. This lot is beautifully situated in most desirable oad We a vat welling, being cent located, French line = oo bicameral w on one o! fe advertisement for further details, Mrs. James Brown-Potter aud Kyrie Bellew esiled for Europe Saturday by the steamship La Gascogue. Star office. Je8- WANTED SMALL FAMILY OF ADULTS, NEAT and quiet people, would like to care for nice house during absence of owner through summer; ref- erences given. Address MAN, Star office. Jo8-3* TO PURCHASE DIRECT FROM anes Howes with wecters Jeaprovemente, nine or ten {in good locality, | Brice, about 8.000. ‘Aadrese, stating dimensions of lot aud locality, PUR: CHASER Starottice, eet ANTED-FOR A CLIENT, A FURNISHED hot 12 rooms, in a nice neighborhood, weat of Lathet rent to begin Bept. Ie: will pay 8100 Sob-lw" WASIN DANENHOWER, 1115 F st. n.w. WANTED—ROOMS. ANTED—BY A YOUNG GENTLEMAN A FUR- A piets ‘Apply to Mr. A SATO, TOT hae 3e10-3t" ANTED —A_ GOOD-SIZED SECOND-STORY Ey ER ave. B. W. A) Tith‘and Leste a, w-1 references ext Box 116, Star office, stating terms. sees uple: patente, price not over $10; ret, SAEED PRES CMOS BM VOR Ri AT THE MINERAL SPRING, ONE mile from Washington Grove station, Montgomery: county, Md. s nest four room Cottave; park of eight acres in frout, in center of which is the mineral spriu. Facing op said park four occupied country homes, io New York ave, Jeb-2t" NTRY BOARD—-ABOUT EIGHTY MILES from Washington, situated on Leautitul waters of Breton's Bay; all kinds of amusemeuts, bathing, fish jay, boating, ke, J.C. CRYEIs, Proprietor, Compton, JOR, RENT—OFFICE ROOMS—LARGE, AIRY office rooms on second floor of new building, cor- her 5th and G streets northwest, opposite Pension office, ALBERT F. FOX, 920 Fst.nw, — jel0-Gt JOR RENT— THREE CONNECTING OFFICE rooms, 1407 F st, nb. w.; light aud comfortable; Quly 80 ber month. " Apply to JOHN see ans FOR RENT—STABLES RENT—BRICK STABLE IN REAR OF 104 Indiana ave. northwest; 88 per mouth. Je7-3t* J.D. BOND. {OR KENT—STABLE AND CARRIAGE ROOM IN well kept private stable; centrally located. Ad- dress STABLE KOOM, Star office. it BUSINESS CHANCES. Je6-3t* FPESTICLASS ACCOMMODATIONS FO “SUM- ier Boarders, at Oakton, two wiles from Vienna Station, Washineton and Olio K. K.; fine sh and water. carriage to and from station ; elevat ation. Address Mrs. BF. NAL Vv YOUNTRY BOARD—#4 TO 85 PER WEEK; AIRY roolus, beautiful grounds, abundance fruit, milk, Batter, SU heive coulortes ho mosquitoes; daily’ Mails. » WM. BROWN, Comorn, King George Co., Va. ‘yeoat® Osx HL Sire ON AN INENCE; full view of Blue Kidge and surrounding mount wins; ice; milk; shade; sling; riding, and driving Lorses. Apply to JOHN SIMPSON, North Fork, Lou doun county, Va. “City reference Bt WANTED | PARTIES FOR Do! hear mountaius aud depot; 40 miles distant mails; first-class country tare; city referen lers. Address 1225 N st. nw. de7-30" Bose IN W. VIRGINIA MOUNTAINS—LARGE rooms, plenty of shade, and all country comforts: m1 banks ot South Braue river. Fi railroad station on the place. Terms low, Washit ton references given. “Address Miss ETTA WASH- INGTON, Green Spring, Haupshire county, West Vir- ginis. OARD IN THE MOU: board in the mountal lawn; ice aud milk; iroh Water; conveyances e IKTON, Kio, Albemarle Co. V ‘SCAN BE ACCOMMODATED WITH good country board at Halpine, Md., on Metro- polttan Branch B&O, KK. pleudy of shade, fruit, ©. Address JAMES E. LEAMAN, Kockville, Md, five minutes’ walk from station, Jod-6t* MPUREE BOARDERS WANTED—ONE_DOUB. room and one singie. Terms from $25 to #30 Per month. Delighttul location; in sight of Blue Midge Mouitaius, Address Lock Box 39, Warrenton, Fine basy fishing? Jev-9t Virginia, Jed-6r"” GOMER BOALDE ED-FiRST- 6) class Board. Mrs. Dr. A. Frostburg, any county, Md. Parties wit jldren pre- rred, Pure water and plenty of rich milk. Alutude, UU feet, Terius $0 and 87 per week. Jel-lin® URGUNDY HOUSE — OPEN FOR SUMMER boarders; 2 miles from Alexandria; 3g miue Tailroad; lure house; fine rooms; rounds: tras met’ twice » day. HOUSE, ‘alerundsia Va, QIGHT BOARDERS WANTED—NO under 16 years of age tuken Invuniain scenery; large rooms HILDREN Lightful situation; th, &e.; one mile ot Charlottesville ‘and University of "Virginia; tour hours from migton; six daily train: Adress Box 204, Charlottesville, Va, 11m GEYERAL NEW SEVEN ROOM HOUSES, WITH modern improvements, in exchange for unim. proved property. Address B. C. ¥., Star office. Je10. R SALE—A BAR-ROOMIN SOUTH WASH ‘ton. Cheap for cash. Apply 201 Virginia aye, sw. hes __ §el0-2t* Fok SALeTA FIRST-CLASS GROCERY, Liquor and Provision Store; ceutral location? dolug a ood cash business. Must be sold on account of change of business, Address GROCER, Star office. je10-1 1: G2, SALETAN ESTABLISHED GROCERY STORE in first-class location: house for reut; northwest comer New Jersey aveuue aud Katreet northwest, FPRAVFLERS—WHO HAVE OCCASION TO VISIT Europe during the summer, should purchase a bvok of Cheque Bank Cheques, which can be cashed ob presentation, at upwards of 2.000 Banking Houses it] Apply for particulars, KICH & CO., Sth myl7-lm A XTURES OF DRUG store; excellent opportunity for business man, Terme: cash; balance iustallments. Address BORAX, Star office. denezt* VOR SAL TIONERY, CIGARS AND Tobacco Store, ou Pennsylvania ave. uw. Address . E. U,, Star oftive, Jed-30" DEUCE STORE IN WASHINGTON FOR SALE, IN 4 very desirable neighborhood, doing a tair busi- hess. For intormation and particulars address PRE TON, Star Onic centrally | Feasou for selli —ONE OF THE BEST PAYING RETAIL Businesses in Washington; light aud clean; can be Tun with little expense; rent low, with dwelling over siore. Keasuu for selling owner "has other business and cannot attend to both. Doig now a good. busi= dens suid nicreuduc: Wall sell cheap for cash or will trade for a small house, Stock about $4,000. Address: Box 1 Jed-6r" VOR RE ‘ORE 216 10TH ST, N. wholesale market aud La. ave. ; suitable for com- Iufprion or, wrocery Lusiness particulariy, Inquire 926 La ave. my 17-1 Cossia MENTS AND STORAGE SOLICITED. Having a very large store in good location and large outside space to display furniture, both for auc- tion and storage, we are prepared to receive consigu- iments of household goods, merchandise of all kin horses, buggies, Sc. Special atteution paid to tute sales. Sal y ev ednesday baz “ROOT & LOWES ‘THAL Auct my31-Im 83 COMFORT RETREAT, POPULAR RESORT IN Mountains of Marylaud, near Harper's Ferry, home comforts aud couutry adVautages uiexcelled. 'W. M. CLAKK, Keep Tryst, Washington county, Md. mylY-3u SUMMER BOARDERS AT “OAKLANDS.” GA S lord, Clarke county, Va. 8. V, railroad. ‘The most elevated and healtatul section of Virginia, Abuudanes of shade, fruit, milk, vegetables, &c. Couveyauce once a week to “Sulphur Spring.” For particulars address Mrs, J.D. CONAKD. -Lin* V MER BOARDERS, TERMS FROM sixteen to twenty dollars per mouth for. adults, Se grelig to the location of rooms children half price: Address: HOMAS ELLIO‘, Ariiugton House, Wins chester, V myZ3-20" 'PHE UNDERSIGNED, PROPRIETOK OF THE Kennen House, at Kivertou, Va., (situated at the Juuction of the two branches of the Shenandoah river, And unsurpassed for beauty of scenery, health, society? and bass fishing), wants summer bourders, who wil be furnished nice alry rociss, wood fare and atiention. ‘Terms moderate and wade kuown ow application. Us. W. N, _my29-2we ‘Riverton,’ Va, A DELIGHTFUL HOME IN THE MOUNAINS OF Loudoun county for families, aan large Fooms ; porticos ; spring water, house com plete for health and comfort. "Mrs. F. E. MOCARTY, STATION, ar near Aidie, Va. 4-e01 om? RY BOARD — NEAR NEW fround; extensive shud} lawns: 4, BO mosquitos; plenty of Jerse, Nk aud butter; cold spring water.” Gold Point Farm, Clifton Station, Fairzax, Co., Va. myZ4-ln* SUMMER BOARDING SEAR BLUE RIDGE ; brick use, Cool rooms, lawn, shade, id es ; two iuails ; Hamilton, Loudoun county, Va. my20-1m* UMMER BOARDERS t Royal. Va, W hotel, Front Hoyal. Va. \ Sieg ere La QrExs MAY 15; CON- venient for ite ; meet trains twice Hives oo Ge Rabe. ee oe ATTORNEYS. -WANTED—COUNTRY_DOARD._ pe a hear LAMAR & ZAOHRY, Attorneys at Law, Sun Building, Fst, Cer ge SEES F%OR BALES STOCK, FIXTURES AND GOOD will of au ¢stablished paying shoe store; stock resi, cleun and stapie: wood loca jon : reasonable rent; long “lease.” Apply or address ECONOM IE, 5 ERS, AND OTHERS. undary, ou'1Sth st. extended und. MM. PARKER, 1418 F st. JOR SALE—LEASE AND FIXTURES, BRICK office, scale, fencing, sheds and stable of coal yard coruer of 8. Cap, and Canal sts. ; rent, $20 per month; lease expires January 20, 1893; price, 82 Apply 1117 Ldth st, bw. my21-Lun S6f\HE WORLD DO MOVE"_REMEMBER THE errestrial Clock,” KAMSAY hus cut the prices; watches cleaned, $1; first-class main-sp warranted one year, $1: all clock and Jewelry work the lowest prices i the clty; we dety competition, 1224 F st. nw. 5-6un W 23 LATIMER, SURVEYOR AND CIVIL ENGI- neer. Address 119 Harrison st,, Anacostia, D. C. Special attention to subdivision of’ suburban “prop erty. my4-Su" y Tour bigeks from PERSONAL. _ ‘AMES DUNBAR—MISSING SINCE MAY 22: HE J Tetthowe or Warhtngton that date: height 6 ft; euder,: mustache ad side widekers: ‘wore Grand ‘Army suit HATTIE DUNBAR (his wile), 238, Senda at, klyn, t a 4 W sides EER ESE SEND FRESENE AWM WIEiiaaS Cho. we WektPnESt oe iuunications Promptly attended to aud strictly coni- dential, Ontice open all hours, WAL W. Man ager, 926 F nw. my 42m" Feat WILL FREQUENTLY PAY $50 IN ONE LO week, Landis desiring 0 spochinte in confidence, J.G. ‘Titty Star Ofice. SAO ets ra aibetincr ‘fei-w CMIL SERVICE [ATION QUESTIONS vast-1me © Ge A AL snaste, UsTH's STAND TUE xX Sotiris oS abe BICYCLES. Qeree cages ae FOR SALE—LOTS. R SALE—CHOICE SN ST. fee if pu BUILDING LOT ON NST. atonce. No agents. ARIS- TOCRAT, care Star alias SALE—A BEAUTIFUL LARGE Fat ee SCE eee 4 stable: reasunal Gala “ania rors aly Oa Sade strike? aqnare 186. adjoining the resi- . W_ Corcoran, fronting on “Con- on I st. north and rear “Lafayette ‘and ary 215,16, 17 Te ey, sea beine eubdivimion nm a 20, 21, 22, 5, 26, 27, . W. Corcoran's ‘subiivision’ of square "166, 1m Weshingion city, D.C. cp ‘Apply to ANTHONY HYDF, CHARLES M. MATTHEWS, hie Estate of W. W. Corcoray 310-1m th st. nw., Washington, D. 0. R SALE Two ‘Beautiful Lots f at, bet Land M stan 0 Ao fee jes-St i of Tiel RK SALE—A BEAUTIFUL LOT IN NW. NG Towa Circle, at s bargain. A new bililding 12 course of construction pining lot. Jes-3t HERRON & RAMEY, 15307 F st. n.w. OR SALE— aaa Wecner for sale alot on the Boundery, op Aalorama Heights, and in the immediate vieu Massachusetts ave., for @3.300. This is a reduced ficure, as the owner desires to leave the ci and will prove a@ood investment to purchaser. Lot -2. 914101. HILL & JOHNSTON, 38-3 503 Pennsylvania ave. nw. OR SALE— A fine loton New York ave., between 17th and tpg ear the = bet eent, ~? om | her square toot ot 24 feet front an $B feet Heo In al 1.805 ee Je8-3t FPORSATESIMENTY BEAUTIFUL BUILDI lots on Maryland ave. n.e., between 6th al Sts., in whole or single lots; sold on very easy terins; monthly payments if desired. are feet, ILL & JOHNSTON, 1503 Pennsylvania ave, n, U 5 Je8-3t oz JOR SALE—PCKINGTON LOTS, 50x100. IM diately on the line of the Eckington Flectric Rail- way. Sewer, water, curb, sidewalks, ligut aud every convenience calculated to make this property the most Attractive aud desirable low-priced speculative and de- lightful home property in the District, This is an ex- cellent investiuent aud offers extraordinary iudace- ents, Asphalt pavements in the streets, and every city convenieuce. One of the most attracuve features Of this spring's market. This addition to the city of Washington is being beautified and is growing in pop- ular favor more rapidly than auy property ever opened Up. There have been five elegant residences already erected. The plans are completed for several more, which will be bewun at a very eurly date. ‘lake elec tric cars at 7th st. and New York ave. n. directly in front of oF iu close proxinaits de J.B. WIMER, OR SALE—BROOKLAND AND 801 laud lots” We have u Givisions at from 4 to 12 cents per square foot. Cail ‘St once and make your choice, These are the cheapest and best lots in the District of Columbia: conve: | BROOK- choicest lots in these sub- ut fo the electric and steam cars. MCLACHLEN & ATCHELDER, 1215 F st. 0 elm 8. ‘A LARGE NUMBER OF LOTS IN ‘odd and Browu's subdivision of Pleasant Pini We offer this property as investments to limited bu; ers. Don't wait until the 7th-st. railway extension and other contemplated provements are in reece aud advance prices, JOHN SHERMAN & CO., ded-3t st 1407 F st. JOR SALE_THE N.W. COR. OF MAND N. CaP. it, 634118, © fine bi lots, ft. on N. Cap. by 84 to alley, bet. M and electric 71204, N. Cap. bet, Mand electric railway, ISx03) M, bet."N. Gap. aud Ist nw. 20x100, X.Y. ave., bet. N. Cap. und Ist, 20x02, Patterson st., 130 fi. Cap. st. des-at JOHN SHERMAN & ©O., 1407 F st. {OR SALE—P ST. BET. 5TH AND 6TH N. W, 0; 4th at., near N. J.ave. and P st. a. a Princeton st L . corner Let, aud Del. » per toot 3c, des-y A. 5. CAYWOOD, 953 Yth st. ROR SALET THREE OF THE FINEST AND MOST economical building lots in the city, at the corner Of Massachusetts ave, and = ear to the In- terior and Po-t-Office departinents, the new Pension Ottice building, tue Government Printing Office and the Capitol. Houses ou these juts would seli or reut Feadily ; 55 feet front on Massachusetts ave. runing toan alley. If sold within a few days they can be bad for $2,500 each. Also the best lot on North Capitol st., between M and. Nts. half block from Electric railroad; 20 bj iy 120 to an alley, for €2,000, which is $400 less than any other Jot in that locality. “Apply to JOHN CUOK, 618 12th it, de8-Lin r SINE LOTS— Conn. ave, through to 19th st, 32x60. Cor, 5 and 220th st 70x53. h wt. and Conn, ave., 126xav,98ig. ‘band 18th st &: thand Lsth st ih aud 5th eta. al uare 1,089, south half, del-12t*" TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1307 F st. yor SALE—ONE OR THREE CHOICE LOvS ¢ 16 east side of 14th #t., bet. T and Wallach, each 20x 065 LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 20 F wt uw. BUILDING LOTS ON 10TH » alley. Bt near N feet frout: three fi Ying fair rate of interest ou pric STEIGER & LIEBERMANN, 1305 F at, s Fe SALE—FINEST BUILDING LOT IN WEST Washington, 1300 30th st. Apply W. I. BALDLS, 1901 Pa. ave. nw. ded-3t FOr SALES A NERY PRETTY LOT IN Same square with Judge Hillyer, adjoining new house, hext to corner Massachusetts ave. aud looking into Raloraina's choicest property. Will be sold, at once, for $3,300. J. B. WIMEK, 1313 F st. nw. de7-3t {OK SALE—AT A BARGAIN—THREE BUILDING lots pear 14th and T sts., fronting south, 48. 110 ty 3 toot alley; cheap at $1 x a A.J. WHITAKER, Fe SALE—A BARGAIN—A KARE NCE et two southeast front lots, N.H. ave,, bet. Mand rade and front reservation. If sold in ten days, price $1.50. S.C. HILL, Sth and F sts. u. OK SALE—A NICELY LOCATED LOT. SOUTH front, on Koanckest., Columbia Heights, near 13th it OG cents per foot. lot on D st,, near 7th st. ne, and one on C st., be. tween Gth and 7th sts, n. e.; will” be sold cheap to lum Bivshate purchaser. 9,000 feet of ground on M st., near North Capitol st.; south trout; at Sb cunts ber for SWORMBTEDT & BRADLEY RABLE LOT ON 12TH ST. N. 24x87 to $U-ft alley. Fraime house on THEV. A. HAKDING, 06 11th st. bw, RTHWEST SEC- ton; propert; et deep; lots 90 fect by 100 feet deep. Inquire WM. E. } 1716 L2th st. uw. JOR SALE—SEVERAL BEAUTIFUL LOTS, ON Q st., near 16th st., and a very desirable Building Site near Vice-President Mortou’s residence. For par ticulars apply to J. W. BP. MYERS & SON, wo 1420 New ‘ave. HOR SALE JUST OFF MD. AVE. ON WEST side of ronts U6 feet. street just Diccked, curb and sidewalk latd. price, sae." ded-tit WORMSTEDT & BKADLE! POE SALE-A Nice 2 LOT ON WEST SIDE gf Beli st nc. near Mage. ave. price $1,500. Je5-ct SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, 927 F. LOR SALE_FIVE CHOICE LOTS NEAR DUPONT Cireie, at 83,250 and g3 and wen seus be ‘ BUSHNELL & CARUSI, ‘teal Estate Brokers, _$e5-10t _1008 F st. n.w. JOR SALE-FIFTY COLONIAL BEACH LOTS, 502150 feet; h ground; near hotel aud new wharts choice 8100 cache an’ installments of, $10 monthly. E,W. BYRN, office Munn & Co., Pacitic | at Building, F st., between’ 6th and 7th sts, Je4-In DESIRABLE Lv ant, $590 and 8700 each. J. s-Tino, Flenung Buildin, 141 Lors 1 AIRVIEW, ington and National Fair grounds, x12U, trom $150 to F300 each ; easy ierias, ‘This subdivision ison the line of uuprovements aud aflords an opportunity for invest Yor plats and uation apply to RUST & HUNGELFORD, im O24 14th st.nw, LOT! AGGAMAN AND ki jout’s addition to the city of Wasiinston, formerly culled Woodley Park. ‘i his property as situate at the terminus of Connecticut ave. extended, and Kalorama licights, the new bridve and the park drive, und ear by the proposed Zoological gardens. Au elec’ tric road will be constructed, a charter having already Deen obtained from Congress. Specitl prices tw peu st, B is } Wy biking, wt | DOWNEY, 1020 List. uw FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOU QOR SAL Fon Sates a FINE, WELL-BUILT, @YEAR-OLL 3pm, Ne TMRY.OF Hedi horse. inguirest S16 8th st. ae. JOR SALF—OAK BEDROOM SET. 3 pring, @27 Phi eons! as aie marble Jarl is, extre ine, cheap; ha 327.50, cost mie * 055. S10 an R SALE—A SORREL HAMBLETONIAN Years old, 16 hands high, and weyghs 200 pounds, and sound. he is well broken and double barnes. *tyles up well and hes Ane treeeing owner bas no action: euld only be step ag cae Tne ne faF Lim, Just from the co : BERAGLCHS BRR JOR SALE—SIX HEAD OF YOU RSES aaa ea ar inis conaieting of good drivers, workers wo OO ‘OF coupe call at 14 Esuw HUGH GUGLEL my 25 dan F PAYNE & SON order. Address ADAMS & HANSON, Clopper's station, Mont county, Maryland. 210-1 JOR SALE — GOVERNMENT CLERKS, ATTEN- tion. An investment worth having. silk Culture, the people's industry. Children, 12 years old, make ¢ during vacation; Ladies, from @400 to ea Is there any other business in which t of capital will yield this income? “The Isbor is Lisl faty. and protitable. All the capital tequired is € cash or @325 in instalimenta, wit. $25 down end 65 per month. Deed to land in fee.” This property has Advanced wituin the last Year 100 per cent, and. ih aim quonths’ Ume the increase will be et east four Uimes the present prices SOUTHERN SILK ASSOCIATION, 410 Teh wt howd F JR SALE—FILST-RA POOT LATHE aT avo- Fi Bom 1408 New Vork ave, 3 p. m., dame iv SALE —A SOUTH AMERICAN PARK Swe years old: already & good talker ery hs Mt, price, €5U. ly, after 5 p. nian * a 2 Vath wt. wow. Fo $4 NDSOME BLOOD-BAY MARE, six years old; drives suule or double. good ead- ler, perfectiy weute; very stylish, J. L. Tae 1008 ¥ st. now. dent Fen CHEAP—DOZEN AND HALF GOOD Walnut benches, suitable for Sunday school or Anvly to air J. id. GALLENER, 2th ak . H. GROFF, 1107 Dat. aw, alter 5 pau, eS a hog SALE— IMPORTANT! Actual bargains in a uutuber of slightly and Organs, in perfect order. Sold on > payments. _demtols FG. SMITH, Pa. a JOR SALE—A FINE REGISTERED JERSEY COW, due in 3 months by ove of the most fashionably fed bulls in the country. Owner has bo use for bee Address L. X's. Star ufflos, Fs F608 SA EBCAD CPRIORT GRAXD PIAN AD K! N ANC used but a few mouibs bye thorough uusician, = nearly as mud as uew; will be sold tur lowe thau half its oriinal cost, ys. @. SMITH, 2225 Pa. ave, JOR SALE—A GENTLEMAN FROM COUNTRY hssa very stylin, weil bred, thoroughly bre svund bay horse, harness aud buss) “Ei for: ‘Address Box 100, Star uifice. JOR SALE-AT A SACRIFICE TO BAVE ST Fie, Collgader “combination Poul ‘nd. Billiard A coud condition, imei rack, cuew, &e. Forihtormation midiess Box 14, brat ofice QOK SALE—THE CONTENTS OF TWO THREE: story frame houses take down with great cara, cunsistiug of luwber, bricks, windowsash, floorug, Wweathervoarding, Un Poot of ‘the best charcoal tin Used Pianos luay be secu at iuy house ou Morrison, w., back of the Schuetzen Fark on 7th st. road. Low prices, _de7-3t? JOHN ANGEKMA’ JOR SALE-A HANDSOME BAY HOKSE, le 2 hands high, well bred aud very stylish; can trot in Siuinutes: have uo use for him “Apply to 8. C. HILL, bth aud F sus. ae JOR SALE-VERY FINE DRIVING MARE, @ years old, guaranteed souna; without a fault 3 minutes on any road. W.G-EDWAKDS, ta, We 27-3" JOK SALE—A LIGHT Vi fue sinzie hai for turce mouths. Call at JOHN Stable, 67.6 st. uw. JOR SALE—PLEAST out-rigger, 71 feet long; Address ASS. H, Star oflice LE—2 NEW PHAETONS, FIRST-CLASS , and obe second-hand phaeton in goed onde ‘ORIA POR @215 AND St reasonable price, ML Vernou Stables, 1236 12th st. _ dedi WM. H. PE BUY HOKSE, Proviniou store, bw. ust sell, rare Chance fur somebody, Addre Star oitice, {OK SALE—BEAUTIFUL BLACK HAWK MARI cheap) owner has iio use for her; quite tast ; age years, Cali at Philadelphia Market, Conn, ave. Fox, SALE-ONE BEAUTIFUL NEW Urxight - diane iu taucy walnut, extra hush fuish, exquisite one, id a first-class HUGO WOKC. sun auO throughout, e24s; eaay & ©0.'S, 925 Tih st. nw. 7OR Sal HEAP—Hi0l BUGGIES, ries, Harness, sus double. Also, a lot of baled hay, Apply od. B. RILEX, Poot of Lith and G ats, sow. Jeo-08 ™ JR SALE—ONE EXTEN: N-TOP ROCKAWAY, Almost new. One pole. Both bargains if sold ab ence. Evbitt House Stables, 149 st. aud Uhio ave. jet lw -E—JUST ARRIVED FROM SOUTHWEST Lia ZU bead of choice horses, among them e fine saddle aud driving horses; the rest are for all purposes; also one hue saddle tor boy or irl to mide. Prices reason oL uaranteed at «table in rear of 1 » J. W YALLS & SUN {OK SALE — MANURE FROM 180 HOKSES. Avply to the Metsupolitan Kallroad Cu., No. 2411 i. W 20K SALE-AN EXQUISITE TONED, Bi fully carved, rose wood, STELNWAY PL) luust be sold at a sacritee, Cab be seen at. L. & BROS., 709 7th st. uw. ye Fe SALE—A SNAP BARGAIN IN A FINE, nearly new, 755 seule, ue tone, rose in pertect order .cost $4! had 00, iuctud- dug cover aud stool, Monthly payments tw suit, Also, anice toned rosewood, 7 oct.” square piano, in any pertect order, for only #100; 5 per mouth, wi cuce to THE PIANO EXCHANGE. Warerooms, 913 Pa. ave. OTHER BARGAIN POR SOME one else. Seven-octave Hosewoud carved dees, very handsowe aud im fue order: very cheap. Prelitek & CONLIFF, 1231 E st. uw. myls-Lia Juk SALE—AT THE NEW YORK CARRIAGE AND Harvess Kepository, 466 Ps. ave. bow. lor the next tuirty days, the greatest bargains ever offered in the city Carriages, Buggies, Carts, Wagous, Harness, ets, daddies, Lap Kobes, Whips, Halters, Shoots, Bridles. snd. stable guode; but Sow and scr: baud. Cali and see stock. No trouble to show goods, Pauiting and reyairing properly dove. W. £.GE¥ Proprietor. muy JOR SALE-MEEKS. MEEKS. MEEKS. 1 HAV on baud and for sale & large stock of uew and see- $id hand Carriages, Buggies, Phaetous, urreys, Ex- tension Cabsivleties, Keusiugtous, Koad Oarts, Day- tous, and all styles of Business Wagons, Harness, Wuips, Lap Robes, &., et prices and scoommodatii terms as can be fvand in apy market, home or ‘sbrosd. Kerairing aud painting prowptly aitended to. i we acallat Gzl tw GZS G st.nw., and see tor yours belves. my 10-Iin JOR BALE—NEW, DURABLE GRAVE DESIGNS for Decoration Day, made of metal leaves aud por celain Howers; also, rou Vases, crooks aud hanging buskete, "BCHMID'S, S17 12th st a. myi Slim? fuk JOHN M. YOUNG luyites Carriage Buyers 6 examine bis large stockof Jew and Second-Laud Vehicles of All Styles, at tus New Kepository, 479 and 451 C stu. w, mb30-sua Kear of Natioual Hotel. JOR SALE-OVER 200 CAKRIAGES—NEW A second-hand—trom the best makers. Landaus, Coupes, Broughaue, Victorias, T-Caris, Village Carta, derby and heusington Wagons, Buggies, Puseto: Wavoneties and Licht Coaches. "Also, « large line of Luc Laruees. Special prices to the trade. Nolce—Pri vate tamives, desirous of either buying or selling turuuuls, will ud st to their advantage to Call Sie (ae uy, facilities ior the purchase atid sale of jorses, Carriazes. Haruess, &c., are ursurpassed, aud tabling and storage facilites are uue- qualed by guy establishment iu tuys country, WM. F. jacturer's Ayt. mb16-sia JOK SALE—VARNISHED WAGONS CARPENTER, furniture, milk, and teed wagons: also plsttor cio avons, carriages end buagies: 2 stagea, spring carts, aud 1 pou; Ob easy payments SON'S. oor B25 st, _ 8p6-3m West Washiuston. {OK SALE—THE “OTTO” GAS ENGINE KE quites no boiler, avoids all —. ettondance, ple of prominence who will butid flue houses Call ior plat; also bulletin of cueap property. ” JNU. F. WAGUAMAN, Uo lose of tue: uv bundling of fuel. Seud for circular and price ist. D. BALLAUF, Ag't, 731 7th, nls my10-3m 700 14a st. LOST AND FOUND. YOR SALE— — — —== = i 000 4 OST—ON G 8ST., BET. 4TH AND STH NW. A 1 Hampebice Pig Pglih gt a will make Child's gold” Breastpin engraved “Virginia.” twelve or more lots of not Jess than 1) fest Tron p18 FEANK B CUNGEIC 1413 Fst ror maa, THAT SPLENDID LOT cn southeast coruer New Hampshire ave. and R st. at rE “ik _ SUBURBAN PROPERTY, FOR BENT-A PLEASANT SUBURBAN HOUSE of 8 rooma, Fauge, aud latrove, pump of water iu Pleasaut, 1 block frou L4th-st. cary GAXWOOD & GARKETI, 155th ana ave.W ROR RENTS beret are ANACOSTIA—7-ROOM HOUSE Fi yard, trees and flo ius location ; were; year for $250. Con: it to street cars, churches and Schools, Good water and beaithfu locaton toH. A GRISWOLD, D.C. myl7- tt aed VE PEN VILLAGE, HALP is VILLAGE, vision. HALPIN be {s beautifully: tasd out in lots of sbdut 160 feet, oe Po or Pe Seo ett poo state ofice of eee EBBITT HOUSE . WASHINGTON, D.C. SURVEYORS. ‘Bigimeers and Archi- 1416 F st. ow. Fiuder wall returu same to 411 G st. n.w.,and receive reward, SIRT ON a O8T—850 REWARD-NIGHT OF JUNE 1, A Diamoud Shirt stud, pear 12th st. and Penoa. ave, ve reward Will be paid if returued to Mois. V- TT's Detective Agency. a OST—@5 REWARD WILL BE PAID FORK RUBY- Stone set Ming, with Pearl settings, if returned to fCDEVITI'S Detective Agency. Jed -2t* ‘ROUND IN ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH, A POCKET. OST—EARRING, GOLD bi) DIAMOND PEN- ou Du- a io of Conn, ever 17th’ ot to Kicwardf returned to Yrov vine” ae Lite — dig eg mouthed 62 or han wr LS 8100 eet ry aertae re te ora i ‘but the owner, Call F RUSSELL: Moward House, cor- Oth stand Pe = city. Jen. Lae as X EVENING. WHILE DRIVING, O8T—ON THU! DA a OF 1G, 1109 Pa. ave. now. Ree a a Ea Pleasant rooms with board at prioce! rata