Evening Star Newspaper, June 12, 1889, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON & SEATTLE FIRE. Business Reviving and the Work of Re- building to go on at Once. Seartie, W. T., June 12—The work of clearing away the debris in the burnt district began yesterday inearnest. All the contents of the vaults of the various banks have been found to be in perfect order. Telegraph, tele- phone and electric light wires are being idly replaced. The telephone system will a in a few days, and the electric light ina few weeks, The water works are already in operation. Railroad and steamboat transportation has hardly been interrupted by the cont tion, though considerable in- convenience been experienced by both in landing passengers, BUSINESS HOUSES IN TENTS. Business houses are finding locations in tents and temporary structures, Professional men are opening up Offices in houses and wherever they cam secure temporary accommodations. Schools have started up again, and all the eburches except the Trinity Episcopalian and the Methodist Protestant held services as usual Sunday. The daily newspapers are all issuing asusual. Offers of aid continue to pour in, to- gether with much money and more provisions. No statement of losses can be made more than that alrea ‘iven. The loss is placed at $15,000,000, and this, it is believed, will be found to be a good estimate. Contributions of cash Low aggregate $36,500. ——_.—__ AN ATTEMPTED LYNCHING. A Young Man Strung Up to Force a Con- fession of Theft. Caicaco, June 12.—A dispatch from Topeka, Kan., says: News reached here yesterday from Jefferson county of the attempted lynching of Charles Larkins, suspected of theft, Sunday evening. Larkins was working for a farmer who lives in the neighborhood of McLouth, LONDON GOSSIP. The Lord Chief Justice Scandalized— The Sugar Convention Condemned. Special Cable Dispatch to Taz EVENINo Stan. Loxpox, June 12.—The lord chief justice is scandalized at the jockey club’ stewards sitting on the bench. He first ordered them out of court, then repented snd allowed them to re- main on condition that they do not profane the bench. They sit now at a table. The co-operative congress strongly condemns the sugar convention, and asserts it —— rs ae ee tax of thre and six-pence in the on. Soa toscotpetCans eases ti representing 4,500,000 consumers. ‘he weather is still cold and murky. ——— en A DOUBLE EXECUTION. Eight Thousand People Witness the Hanging of Two Negroes. New Onreans, June 12.—The Picayune’s Aberdeen, Miss., special says: The largest crowd that has been in Aberdeen since the hanging of Jones and Miller in 1882 was here yesterday to witness the execution of Sylvester Clark and Harrison Blackburn, colored men, both tried and convicted in the circuit court for murder- ing Capt. Pat Hamilton in this city on the night of December 31 last, Blackburn con- fessed the crime and implicated Clark. Their case was carried to the supreme court, where the decision of the circuit court was affirmed. After Blackburn first confessed he claimed that ‘dl he had said was a lie. Clark held out to the last that he was innocent, but Blackburn's con- fession before the coroner’s jury and the cir- cumstantial evidence was so great that their guilt was plain. Sheriff Marshall with the neg company escorted the men from the jail to the gallows. Neither had a word to say, ‘Promptly at 12:30 the trap was sprung and they paid the penalty of their crime, which was one of the most hor- rible ever committed in this state. While the and on Saturday the farmer missed his gold watch and ring, and accused Larkins of steal- ing them, which was denied. The farmer told the neighbors of his suspicion of Larkins, and it was termined to hang him until he owned up. He was taken ont ina field toa tree, when a rope was placed around his neck and he was told to confess. He refused, and was jerked into the air, buthe was let down. He was given another chance, but he more stoutly de- clared his innocence, and was again suspended. When finally cut down he was —_ pa to be dead. Recognizing the gravity of their offense the lynchers cory pice tt After two hours’ work Larkins was resuscitated and taken to the farmer's house, where he now lies in an unconscious condition. The participants in the lynching are all known, and are in a fear- ful state over Larkins’ condition. eres AGAINST FOREIGN MEATS. England Proposes to Imitate America in its Legislation. Loxpox, June 12.—The notion that there is some imperative necessity for protecting the consumer of meat against disease and death, universally supposed to be lurking in the for- eign-grown article, is that latest importation from America. English newspapers have searcely done ridiculing the American states, which attempt to protect their own producers of meat under cover of protecting consumers, when. lo, and bebold, John Bull is learning the same trick and clamors for precisely the same sort of legislation. Of course the pretext is here, as it is in America, that the article not grown at home is liable to be unwholesome and requires looking after; but when the advocates | of a costly and cumbersome system of inspec- tion are those interested in meat production at home, and those only, there is reason to suspect THE DISINTERESTEDNESS OF THEIR MOTIVES, Mr. Yerbergh, the tory member for Chester, is the statesman who is pushing this measure im the house of commons, and he expects at the next session to secure the appointment o: aselect committee on the subject. Little is heard about the unwholesomeness of American meat, but what appears to rankle in the breasts of these reformers is the fact that retailers sell American meat for home grown, and so secure # large profit. Mr. Henry Gladstone, son of the ex-premier, who is a merchant in Calcutta, is coming home for his father’s golden wedding celebration and will be here next week. The whole family will then be reunited for the first time in many years. Some alarm is expressed by medical experts at the possible evil results of the present over- crowding in Paris during the exhibition. The statement is made that with the hot weather, impure water, and notoriously bad sanitary ar- rangements of Paris au epidemic is being invited by the overcrowded condition of the city. The government is being urged to have all the drinking water supplied at the exhibi- tion boiled before usiu; > es A Murder Mystery. Curcac’, June 12.—A dispatch from Indian- apolis s ys: The Indianapolis police are excited over a murder mystery. Yesterday morning the body of Thos. Kinney was found upon the street. His neck was broken and his skull crushed. When last seen he was half intoxi- cated in the company of a married woman, whose husband was heard to threaten Kinney. The police have not been able to find either the woman or her husband. It is the belief of the police that Kinney was killed in a building near the place where the body was found, and was then thrown from a fourth-story window. ——— A Traveling Man Shot. Kawsas Crry, Mo., June 12.—J. H. Wellington, a traveling man, whose parents live in St. Louis, and are said to be very wealthy, was shot and killed on the street at Clay Center, Kan., lastnight by Dr. J. H. Stewart, the lead- ing physician of that place. Wellington's in- timacy with Dr. Stewart's daughter, which re- sulted in separation between her and her husband, was the cause of the shooting. The lady was the wife of E. 8. Head, cashier of the People’s bank of Clay Cente: —_—-___ A Brilliant Wedding. Nracana Farts, N. ¥., June 12,—Seldom has there been gathered within the walls of St. Peter's church so brilliant an assemblage as that of last evening to witness the marriage of Miss Bessie Rochester Porter, daughter of Mrs, A. Augustus Porter, to Lieut. Clarence R. Edwards, of the United States army. The bridesmaids were Miss Natalie Berry, of Wash- ington; Miss Jeffery, of Lexington. Ky.; Miss Daisy Pruin, of Albany; Miss Daisy Hamilton, of New York; Miss Lucia Ransom Edwurds, of Cleveland, ——>___ A Canal Bank Siide Feared. Corxwatt, Oxt., June 12—The canal bank on the St. Lawrence, between Maple Grove and Millerache, which caused so much trouble and expense to shipping and forwarding companies last autumn has, it is reported, sunk three feet during the last week. A leakage has oc- curred where the recent break was repaired, and fears are entertained of a similar slide in the near future. ——-___ Miss Bond’s Marriage. Nevapa, Mo., June 12—The marriage is just announced of C. E. Jestus, a wool merchant, of Hepler, Kansas, and Miss Emma Bond, the Illinois school teacher, who was so terribly abused and ill treated by a gang of ruffians near ‘Taylorville, Illinois, in 1882. The girl was an invalid for several years, and her case won the sympathy of the whole people. About a year ago, while visiting frieuds here, she met Mr. Jestus. They fell in love, and the young lady just announces that they were secretly married in St. Louis in October last. They arrived here yesterday on their way to Kansas, seo tse ataarsaos A Coal Breaker Resumes Work. Prrrstox, Pa., June 12. —The Exeter breaker —_o—__. A Strange Outrage in Mlinols. Daxvmue, Inu, June 12—A party of men with blackened faces made a midnight call at the houses of John Sullivan, near recently, in Mr. Sullivan's absence, and ordered Mrs. Sullivan and her children skews the house. Mrs. Sullivan took the children and left in the rain. The men then tore down the and destroyed the furniture. Monday men were arrested for the crime, one of z iil death warrant was being read Blackburn weak- ened and had to be =e by two —— The bodies hung for thirty minutes and were ronounced dead. They were cut. down and urned over to their familics. Two excursion trains were run on the Mobile and Ohio and on the Kansas City line, bringing fully 2,000 peo- ple. The crowd that witnessed the hanging is estimated at from 7,000 to 8,000, gona a8 “ho a A SERVIAN PLOT. King Alexander to be Dethroned and the Pretender Proclaimed. Viewxa, June 12.—The Tagebdlatt publishes a special dispatch from Belgrade that a plot has been discovered in the royal palace at the Servian capital to dethrone King Alexander and proclaim the pretender, Prince Peter Kara- georgievitch, son-in-law of the Prince of Mon- tenegro, king of Servia. —>__. NAVAL PROGRESS. What Will be Done With the Monitors Amphitrite and Puritan. Pursuant to orders from Secretary Tracy, the bureau of construction and other bureaus of the Navy department, having duties connected with the construction and equipment of naval vessels are making every effort to expedite the work on warships building or to be rebailt by the department. THE MONITOR AMPHITRITE, now at League Island, Pa., is being put in shape to be towed to Norfolk. She will be sent down there about the first of the month, and work on her will begin upon her arrival. The vessel il be a boon to the Norfolk navy-yard, as her reconstruction will cost about $500,000, a large part of which will be spent in the employment of mechanics and laborers, At present she is but a sheil with the machinery in place, aud the work to be done will consist of the placing of two turrets, armor, guns, decks, furniture, spars. boats, &c. The depart ment was not able to have this monitor com- leted at League Island because of lack of ‘acilities there for iron ship-building—a state of affairs which will form the subject of a recommendation to Congress by Secretary Tracy at the next session, THE CONVERSION OF THE MONITOR PURITAN. At the New York navy yard work has already began on what was designed to be the monitor Puritan, but which is soon to be a powerful barbette fighting s reeonstructed upon lans originated by Naval Constructor Hich- wnand approved by a naval construction board and the Secr of the Navy. This work will be pushed at New York with all ex- pedition, and the ordnance bureau has already prepared the plans for the ship's ordnance. Two Engineers Killed. Catcaco, June 12.—A dispatch from New Cumberland, W. Va., says: A gravel train on the Pittsburg, Cincinnadi and St. Louis railroad collided with a south-bound passenger train yesterday afternoon, killing Chas. Rodgers and fatally wounding Wra. Brown, both engineers. Five cars were demolished. —_—___ Mrs. Maybrick in Court. Lrverpoot, June 12.—Mrs, Maybrick, who is charged with poisoning her husband, was given @ hearing in @ police court to-day. Several witnesses were examined, most of the testi- mony being similar to that given at the inquest. Dr. Hopper testified that Mr. Maybrick had been in the habit of taking patent medicine. He had told the witness that he took arsenic as @ nerve tonic. pases Coeur Mormons in Manitoba. Cutcaco, June 12.—A dispatch from Winni- peg, Man., says: Papers in Alberta territory are calling upon the dominion government to watch the Mormon colony founded near Mac- Leod by persons from Salt Lake City. It is charged that Ghayace practicing polygamy,and it is feared they will shortly control the elec- torate. The government is being urged to sell them no more land. a A New Gold Find in Montana. Cucaco, June 12.—A dispatch from Helena, Mont., says: There is great excitement in Grantedale, Missoula county, over a gold find. James Quick Bonner, while bathing in Gold creek, found a dozen =< gold nuggets, which he took to Grantsdale and showed to friends, In three hours every man in town was on the road to the new discovery. —— Notes from Mexico. Crry or Mexico, June 12, via Gatvestox.— Steps are being taken here to raise funds for the Johnstown sufferers, The cabinet is debating the question of form- ing a new ministry—telegraphs, posts, and rail- ways—and of dividing the ministry of justice and Instruction. aa A Brave Boy Defends a Little Girl. Kansas Crtx, Mo., June 12.—Monday after- noon Frank Leopold, aged twelve years, and Katie Malden, aged eleven years, visited Rob- bins’ circus, After the show they started to walk to Centerpoint, their home. “When with- in a mile of the place a man named Sieddons jumped from the bushes and attempted to as- sault the little girl. The boy attacked Sieddons with a pocket knife, and slashed him across the face ina fearful manner, nearly cutting out an eye and cutting off part of his nose. Sieddons fled but was afterward captured, aba A Supposed Murderer Arrested. Tvranrz, Cat., June i2—A man supposed to be W. W. Rice, who is wanted for a murder committed in Lincoin county, Ill, was arrested here yesterday on receipt of a dispatch from the sheriff of that county. Rice denies his guilt, but acknowledges he knows about the murder, aries hs “abn From Wall Street To-day. New Yorx, June 12—The stock market os of late — fned a lew stocks, an wanna, |, Northwestern, Lake Shore, New a and Louisville, and Ni cont about entire business done. were active and among the low-priced shares W: preferred was uous. The market continued firm for were without D. C., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12, 1889 PERSONAL MENTION. Harrison, with the babies McKee and May. oe ‘anamaker, in their cot will make some visits Deer Park next month. Dr. ty at Deer a fortnight at the pope robes the ‘gmage it is very — er retirement to the cor absolutely respected. = Mrs. Gen. Sheridan is now convalescent from her recent illness, and was able to drive over to Arlington on Monday, Gen. and Mrs, Beale left the city yesterday for Manchester-by-the-Sea, where they have cottage for the summer. . Capt, and Mrs, Bugher will leave here for New York city on Friday, The will go to Long Beach and Point ‘Lookout, on Lon filana, for a few weeks before going to ester for the summer. Mr. and Mrs, McLean and Mrs. Hazen will begin the season at Nantucket early in July. “oa will also visit Manchester and Bar Har- re Judge and Mrs. J. B. Edmonds will spend a caaient at Rock Enon for the oe leparting on their 1 journey throug! Genads, Mod probahi hang" tei 89 a, Mr. John W. Thompson went over to New York city to-day to see some friends sail for Europe. Mr. Thompson will himself make the Ocean journey next month. The Misses Nimmo left the city to-day for the Warm Sulphur Sprin, in Bath county, Va., where they will spend the summer. Miss Hebert, daughter of ex-Gov. P. 0. He- bert, of Louisiana, and Miss Anna Cleary, niece of Mrs, John Kelly, have gone for a short visit to New York, where, chaperoned by Mrs. Robert Hebert, of New York, they will join a darge party to attend the commencement exer- cises and ball at the Van Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, of Troy,where Miss Hebert’s brother, Mr. Paul Octave Hebert, will graduate in civil engineering. Mrs. P. J. Gordon, who has been traveling in Europe with her cousin, Mrs. William Mahone, has returned to her hi in this city, AN ELECTRIC RAILROAD, What the Committee of the Georgetown and Tenleytown Line will Recommend. The committee of the Georgetown and Ten- leytown railway company, consisting of Gen. R.C. Drum, A. T. Britton, W. A. Gordon and R. H. Goldsborough, appointed to inspect the electric street railway system in Boston and Atlantic City, have returned. They found that the system in operation in those places met with the approval of both the citizens and the officers of the companies, The over-head wires are used exclusively at Atlantic City, and at Boston they are’used to some extent in the business portion of the city in connection with underground wires, The latter, the committee state, have not given satisfaction, and it is | ge now to replace them with the over- ead wire. The West End company, which has the monopoly of the street-car business in Boston, are now operating about 30 miles of electric road, and they intend to in- troduce electricity during the present season over the entire mileage, which is about 262 miles. In the opinion of the officials of this company electricit more efficient and less expensive than hor @ street car motor. The committee from this city have returned impressed with the decided utility of elec- tricity, and on Saturday next they will report to the meeting of the directors in favor of one of the two systems operated in these places, One of these systems is the Sprague and the other is the Thompson-Houston, ‘The latter is the one now in use on the Eckington road in this city, Both systems use the overhead wires, ‘The work of laying track on the Tenleytown road has been delayed by the Johnstown dis- aster, as the rails are to be furnished by one of the companies in that place. ‘The directors ex- pect that in the course of a few weeks the work will be resumed. It is believed that the road will be completed this season. MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MD. A Judicial Decision—The Post-Office Question, etc. Correspondence of Taz Eventno Star. Rockviue, June 11, 1889. Post-office Inspector Maxwell yesterday paid this town a visit for the purpose of ascertaining the true state of affairs in regard to the loca- tion of the post-office here, about which peti- tions had been sent to the Post-Office depart- ment. He inspected the present location of the office and, after consultation with several citizens, left in the afternoon for Washington. Cards have been received here for the mar- riage at Elizabethtown, Ky., on the 20th inst., of Miss Mary Virginia Sommers, daughter of the late Dr. A. H. Sommers, of this place, and Mr. Wm. H. Marrcott, a lawyer of the former place. Miss Sommers was for several years a resident of Washington, John J. Higgins, secretary of the school board, has notitied teachers that the public schools will close on the 14th inst., and that the Teachers’ association will meet on July 5, at which time teachers will be paid for the sum- mer term. Teachers’ certificates of the first class of either first or secend grade, which have expired at the endof the curaent schvol year, will be renewed upon the hoider passing @ satisfactory examination in “methods of teaching.” Certificates issued last year where the general average was over .85 will be re- newed upon the same terms, provided the ap- plicant has taught in the schools of the county tor the past year. t Mr. John R. Miller, a worthy citizen of thie place and for the past twenty-five years crier of the circuit court, is dangerously ill, with but little hopes of his recovery. Quite a sensation was created here to-day | when it became known that the counsel for the county commissioners had called the attention of the board to the recent decision of the court of appeais in the case of the town authorities of Laurel, Md., against the commissioners of Prince George's county, in which the latter claimed the county taxes levied in the corpora- tion for the use of said town, and in which case the court of appeals had declared the law uncon- stitutional, Under the provisions of the charter of Rockville the town has for some years been grunted two-thirds of the county tax paid on property within the limits, and it now looks as if this source of funds for im- provement will be cut off and that only munic- | Ud taxation can be looked to for revenue. ‘he towns of Gaithersburg, Poolesville, and Barnesville are shortened under similar provi- sions. The county commissioners have as yet taken no definite action in the matter, but their decision is looked for with grest “Assinge ere WELL TAKEN CARE OF. Our Cyclists in Good Hands as Guests of Their London Colleagues. A special cable to the New York Herald says: The party of American cyclists who are doing a summer tour on wheels will not have time to see much of London, Nevertheless, they are going to see all they can. About one-half of them reached London on Monday, they having come from Oxford, The remainder reached their London rendezvous, Burr’s hotel, Queen's square, this afternoon, all mud stained, they having done the journey on wheels in a heavy rain and along dirty roads, Their stay in Lon- don will only be a short one, and each member of the party will occupy the few days they spend here as he thinks best. London cyclists have not been lacking in hos- pitality, visitors are to be entertained at & banquet at the inns of Court hotel on Friday, and, under the auspices of the Pickwick club, an excursion to Hatfeld has been Pha Bryon their machines, Ou, Monday’ the mac! ape EA AS nt, and next m ey rete ven, where they embark on steamer for the continent. 100 ——___—_— Late Foreign News Notes. WANTED—HELP. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT—ROOMS. FOR SALE—LOTS. a Se eefe ~ Sete = a! coment a N_AGENT FOR EVER a SMALL TLEMEN W. iG —478 0 ST. XW. WITH BOARD, TWO | JOR SALE—Two cc . . Waste ogyeceta pod Mera oan | Wa Tema nS OEY AHNG | PUREE SOUL Sire mnans 7x0 | FOEAUE TACIT fom rons = cy 12th st. aw. a ‘Vd and 3d floors. suitable for man and = ively. CARUSL EVANS & CAKUSI, aes, Every, ie sy ANTED—A SECOND-HAND BiCY A ‘bread and cake. e355 ei2sr 1224 F at Sod. Sas we and SS Saag RENT—THRi FUR: aa aol T STREET RUNNIN Wy ANTED_MEN AND WOMEN COOKS, 610 AS or ee | pews, Shey tse ene qoovta, bate-rooms, Ua} | Deine pent Rew Manmpabincees, eaerer ine enrtie W #70. dbanttrnanie. eer ee With cap Renate ae TO OOOUPY | window: ube family consiate? Swe adulan eas Stared ne Qi foe ents Mar west sarc Of ail kinds. BIOK'S Apcacy, 815 “tbat hw: 3 Fefergnges required: des 6. usin ounce, QR _RENT—FURNISHED On UNFURNISHED mm ; WACEzERas cabonae mousy Zonesenay | "ala Piueuis mess mites be ANTED-PARLOB” FURNITURE UPHOL- | Sotara iiisd sta, : bones gock. ina neat and substantial manner: 10th st.n.w, ali WANTED—A WHITE GIRL TO COOK AND DO ily of three; no washing. cut and a so See SSS A Bi ; i = OR RENT_WITH OR WITHO! OARD, TWO " madejpertect At guaranteed. C. Pengienoui Fooma, @ parlor Sy Sten os ‘corner Mazyiand sve, three fy TED—STUDENTS AND TEAOHERS ARN | _™YO-Ow! second floor; ands bed-room on #28 11th ot ™ pland ave, GOx110. 3g pay during vacation ae agents for cur war- | WW ANTED_H. BAUM PAYS THE HIGHEST CASH | ©: Jele-3t ft Coritol et 108.22 Lee ranted And shrubs. J. E WHITNEY, Nurvery- | VY prices for econ apa Carpets and | F{OR RENT—i021 11TH ST NW, on! Peunsyt 000 man. Rochester, N.Y. Jel2-3t_ Bry ied Hor s ity. see rp finely furnished Sreat room ; mt rt aed W iX22D-AT ONCE AN EXPERIENCED LADY'S | = t= S| Teele chamechetenmee od “ange Sing ‘one who is willing to travels Avply dally WANTED_A FEW MORE SOHOLANS TO LEARN eS eon WILLER & REPETTI, between 7p.m. and.10 p. m. 1801 F st.; corner 18t sieayen Purtralt work, taueht in 16, lessons: no | JOR RENT A SUITE OF THREE Coot, UX- 2 326 Pennsylvania ave ce. at ow. It | knowl SESTipg Recoaeaty : Jenwous day anderen furnished or f Booms, suitable for light yy ae 7 yr 4 iE | inw._J.W. REY studio, 439 Oth st. je6-12t" | housexee ; facing north and south; near cara JOR SAL r AL BEAUTIFUL LOTS, ON @ WASTED GA GOOD COLORED WOR VEO ne O80 Oth wt. 100 | BBO ee nents Be 11s st, near 16th st., and a very deurable Building table snd pastry cook for hotel in this city. Ap- WAXIED—10 BUX—GOOD SECOND-HAND GEN- | © ; =. Site néar Vice-Presidant Morton's roadlence. bor par ply Basement door, st nw. Jel 2-21 tlemen’s Clothes, Guns, ay Be. for wi 7OR RENT—708 8TH ST. N-W_ HANDSOMELY | ti ulars apple to a. W. PF MVEKS & BON ANTED— AN AC" = x it cash price is paid. Call or se: to furnished parlor, bed-room Ist oct wes pared Posto = ‘New York ave. o tiget Ft a a ale 5 RE A. EIZNAR. 1401 11th st.se._| story back. euuuier rates: caterer in house. Jell-at | = ———E —S —_ and to advance In dt preferred: salary to tart @1S WANTED-HORSES TO PASTURE AT $5 PEE T1414 18TH STREET NW. ONE | Fone sea nee aS org BoE RE Weekly. Apply 10 a.m. HEFLIN & CO., 420 7th n.w, Phos Prinre ntsbie sa elke te ft slcoye room, xd flour; other ianee rooms | “13th et. between Band 1, 8L2S per ‘WA STED-AN EXPERIENCED WAITRESS AL Order box Price table, 311 ih ny. farm aes. Single or en suite, 3d floor, new house, vans elope wert ggiages Beh and 10in ow. 20 a indress. None but ose well recom- ra, =lllSey——T—E—=eEe=Ee — 8.000. D. mended need apply to 1340 L st. b. w. cre ht i y-S3n__ | FOR RENT-SUMMER RESORT—COOL, Pinas | “sais i) aed nae rea k enon aetly ndérstands | strong «ike butter) for one mouth oF money res | comforts gf hots ne chen iits, HOU hee eens aga -- A AYD? Fitting sd Atting. to make several Spod dresses. Ad- | funded. dry Cotton Seod Lard, puter. richer, and be FOO fey ee he kartm end Lincoln eve. withis ress RIC) N, TK ¥ : : % is a of otric var Nue r Pri day aud experienes, ? “Y* a | Hoes further than How's Lard. sale oniy in the ROOMS UNFUR: | eliw SunN O donNs oa F st au JOR RENT—FOUR BEAUTI’ WANTED-AN HO ctr cook, wash and iron, a st., Georgetown, D. C. a Center Market st stalis 329, 580, middie of fish 'T, CAPABLE WOMAN, TO | aisle. Oven daily WMC SORIBRER™ my9-6m room, pariof and chamber Good wages. Call at 3319 | 10 de11-3 JOR RENT—1119 I S87. . FURNISHED rooius for reut, with boat it reasonable rates ; convenient to four lines of street cars; park in front of house; table rs wanted also, dell Se JOR RENT—LARGE NICEL’ SHED JUR SALE—CHC BP secrince if pure TUCKAT, care Star Fok sate- Valuable Lo ence uf the i ‘& BULLDING LOT ON N ST. sedatonce. No agents. AKIS thee, 210-30 WARXIED — TXTEWRITING, | TYPEWRITING— heat work; syntactical accuracy; low rates. F. 5, 36 Bt Cloud my13-1m* ALNOLD, Stenosrapher and Typewriter, Buiiding. = v ANTED — IMMEDIATELY — FEMALE HELP, white and colored: headquarters for cooks, wait- and 3d ‘story south frout rooms, very low terms nd “Farragut square,” and belie sutali visioa ndresses, coachmen, bouseworkers; positions — tone ho children; hall room. 83; large closct with each jon 3536, 2 Tr, Ea |. 22, 2A, 24, 25, 2G, 3 y Biled. rocister Jor work; wie or call for | (JITY BOARDEKS TAKEN—ONLY FIVE MINUTES’ | FOOM. 22S Indianaave: mw. jek att Washington city, ty On noe OF Sauare reka Kinployment Agency, 910 Fst. n.w. sraik from the station; new building: healthy loce- | JOR RENT_NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, eoty ) it tion; plenty of suade; ice milk and fruit pleutitul. ar comfor‘able for summer, best atien' summer CHAKLES MMA’ rws, ANTED—IMMEDIATELY—TWOOOATMAKERS | pity. JAMES GANLEY, Boyd's Station, M@. | prices. 913 Met. nw. ae ‘Trustees of the Estate of W. W. Corcoran, (oF Salisbury, N_O.; steady work and Koad waxes. MEN HOARDINGHOUSE | WOLBRENT-009 METON WwW. 2 COMMUNICAT: | _310-1m TPS stu w, Weskinwwon, DG 430 6th siu.w., M. BELCHER," jel1-3t* > SUMMER BOARDIN s HOUSE, iug rooms, Za floor, unfurnished: also 2 3d floor | OK SALE—BROOKLAND AND SOUTH BROOK: aNTED_TWO Wo PREFERRED. yik, Ke |b profusion; table, unsur- | furnished roots; tret-class table board. Jel0-2t aud lois. We have the choicest jots in these sub- one as cook and the other as chambermaid; must Radress Fis, Md. URN SHED HANDSOME PAR- | Uvimous at from 4 to 1 cents pe mot. Call i KLPP, Boyd’ gell-1m at once and take your choice." liese are tbe ch do the washing and ironing betweun them and be will. | 444" Creede a eee E and hivchion at Geabeods oie ame 4 take : ene are the Cheapest Sug to wo to the country for’ the summer. Avi AatEN BOARDERS CAN BE ACCOMMODATE story rooms, G54 Lat. bow. Jelv-aee | 04 veatlote in the District of Columbia, con veutent E We 1 st Roc! ;, ‘shade © es = se IE a ue Electric and steaun cars. seen = Water. "Address Mrs. & S. 4 AMS, Rockville Md..of | QE RENT—A FLAT OF THREE BOOMS | BATCRELDES, 1215 70. 2.e. ees) AN Tv D--10,000, ae ADAMS, Telegraph Office, Corcoran Building, # on second floorat 111 Est.n.w. jel }OK SALE—THREE OF THE FINEST AND MosT of the Jobnstuwn Ficd. Protusely — 310-3t"_| JOR RENT — FURNISHED — SECOND STORY A Siuhomlcal building lots in the city, at the coruer ‘Views of all sorts coun with the terrible ANNON HOUSE AND SUMMER BOARDING of Massachusetts ave. and 2d we; convenient to Fr; no ubjection to very Keeping; uo children. Abply S13 11th st. n.w. Je front room, with closets and aloo’ st. D.W., Lear to the Ine cars und catere tenor and Fost-Office departments, the new Pension, Oftive bua the Goveruwent Printing Office aud ¢ scenes of 400 pp. Price $1.50. the mighty inundation. 12 mo. Liberal Lerma, ‘Thousands walt it. Demand Js Ligut house. 10-3° annex, Manassus, Va. on the Piedmont air line, 12 trains daily, to and irom ‘Washington ; fare round tri ° jdhow i . — itol. Houses ou these lots would sell or reut mense, Seud quickly 30c. for ow:fit to J. W. Kt 1.50; tare mouthly, 812-00, quarterly, €28.30 aud oL SUMMER ROOM! iy ad £- &'CO.,523 Chestuut St., Filada. dell Ba inp tickets G18 43; G00 teat higher than Wash- pavete te nly; foratebea: Te cid within tew days they can be. WANTED — DUNDORI’S EMPLOYME ington ; very heulthy’; cool nice nt South and east front, ref- | for g2,ou0 each, TW sete contact Oe ets ae Ee | cla poreny eyrtnry Srences required. 1101 Kst.n.w. __jel-12t" | Also the best lot on North Capitol st., between Mand white and colored, for all kinds of domestic labor, tor | Proprietor, JOR RENT—IN THE NORTHWEST, A SUITE OF | N Sts.. half block trom Electric ratirond, 20 by 120 te ‘District and stat ith reierences. 717 Mat, n.w, an alley, for $2,000, which in €400 lems ee cfmlinace! Jot in thiat locality. ” Apply to SUM OVO four rooms on 2d floor. suitable for licht house- Keeping, to iauily wituout children; summer prices, 1609 19th at. Jeo-1m ROR RENT — BY THE MONTH OR YEAR, IN Westmoreland county. Vs., a handsome country WANIED-WOMEN COOKS, #10 TO $40; CHAM- | iiouso furnished, moted for ‘heaithfainese: of Ditech bermuids, nurses and lanudresses, in city oF aw: SISHEI 1 SAI | rooms, with outouildings, stable. und ice house; «ar. | FOR RE URNISHED KOOMS | JO! BRE GNSE GE iain ands:'colored mien cook, den planted in fruits aud veretables: twenty acres of Fe ¢ 621 Est n W., en suite or single, relerences. conn. 8 = MOT sk nw. _ jello : e onveh= sae a ¢ WASTED-A G00D RELIABLE YOUNG MAN Kent ride of ch; Washiug- | 750n RENT—817 W.FURNISHEDOR| } for delivery of goods; must have good sd sand ‘ton daily. DR. WILLIAM WIET, [ unfurnished rooms, en suite; also oflice room to | Q Siuta ee ete | sei Navy Departament, Washington, | BR yzid” |G ANTED — A YOUNG MAN, WITH SEVERAL | (YOUNTRY BOARD, LOCATION HEALTHY, CON- = x: a W Seats’ experience ts the te: Watton a | C Nenieut to telegraph and telephone ahd Colouial FOR RENT—STORES. gintat Be e1x81, jmist have fsivclans Felercnces. Apply at U3 | Bench. “outs daily: Vienty of shade ice and anil; Ure Tul piUnt oot 8 sud 15a, 22 Lexus ‘4th st., corner of L Jo1L-2e_ | references oxchanged, Address Mra 4, Alden, ‘King | TOR RENT—CORNER GHOCERY STORE WiTH| p*ysbet Spi ave and iSthucy ANTED—CANVASSERS FOR WATCH CLUBS; | S¢2T#® Co.» Va. d10-St"_ | F'ooms, wood stand; reut cheap; Saturee all rene, |S 8t-jbet 16th and 7c sts. nw, Worpdivice emerson ; security | PDROSPECT HILL HOUSE, BEAUTIFULLY SITU- | Apply 1940 12th st u.w. yeil-at required for sanipies furnished. quuited im the mountains of Vingiuta Joe, fruit, shade, - — — TERT ; | tishing, bathing, fue saddle horses. "Table board unt = ANTED — WHITE GIkL, ABOUT 12 OR 14 u. HENSON SIMPSON, North tT y (W fear cla to wiind chive help to do Light house | (x°°ygt> HENSON SE a FOR RENT—OFFICES. work. Apply 121 Harrison st, Auacostia, - Jel - MANGE TO ave, bet Mand ANTED—A WHITE Wi FEW SELECT BOARDERS CAN BE ACCOM- housework, with no incumbs M4 POR RENT—CHEAP-TWO FINE FRONT OF A modated at my farm house, 1 miie trom Bo: 4 dell rooms, at 715 11th st, n.w., near G. FO) ERAL to stay myhts; = If sold in teu days, Station, Ma.; parties wishing. to see the JOR RENT—OFFICE ROOMS—LARGE RY F sts. uw. jeri bring city reteréuces. Iuquire 1347 10th st u.w. | cheertuliy met at depoe A Siks, SB on fy pe ; eLy el jelo-see WELL. Boyd's Station, ie Pte and G streets northwent, ofposite feasion | JSG SALE-A NICELY LOCATED LOT SOUTH ror OME IN THE MOUNAINS OF Columbia Heyhts, near 13th ‘ANTED—A CASHIFR IN DRUG STORE: ONE -DELIGH! . FOX, 920 Fstinw. jel0-60 Conte per foot oe hyp co Upp tied et prem lowe At pudoun county for families, with children ;large | == a, = A lot on D st. uear 7th st. ne, and one on C «tbe a Css be ce ce Toomas ; ci rig Water, use pI eou ny y tween Gthand ¥ Cx Star ottien. "SM TS yel0-3t plete tor heal and comfort, Max B. E. Mecahiy, FOR RENT--STA BLE inate purchasers &* Will’ be sold cheap to ‘aur WANTED. LADY AGENTS TO SELL THE MME, | Mou pear Aldie, Va" my24-co1 Som‘ 2 = tof round on M st., near North Capitol sts Williamson Corset largest sale of any Patent TAKEN AT PHILOMONT, FORE {STABLE AND CARKIAGE ROOM IN {At OY cents per foot : R DERS " corset in the market; «ood territory. Apply Agents Loudor vounty, Fy f the most elevated w t private stable, ceutraly A SWOKMDSIEDT & BRADLEY, 18 8, Otu si,, St. Louls, Mo. e8-OW S; Tealtiful acctione of, Vinginias po ooed face of rex STABLE HOOM, Star ufice, “6t Z watt ee \WANTED— MALE COOKS FOR RESORTS; de, f milk, vegetables, &: dane sig pavilion | —— se si E—FIVE CHOICE LOTS NEAR for Phuletely 7 and ofher amusements. For particulars address D. J. = = os a ond DA ung white nurse title, mmidsy waltsoasee: howe: | TAVEN NEL myiiséwiu | COUNTRY REAL ESTATE, | acd incation®caunot be BUR as aes Gin ranks stored at low rates. | RoAlD IN W. VIRGINIA MOUNTAINS—LALGE easy. Apply to BURNHA) 910 9th st. nw. Jed-br Seosee, plenty of shade, and all country comforts: Busi Fo SALE—VALUABLE ESTATE AT A BARGAIN. he Ridce, midway between the Potomac and Rap - Bock rivers, the wt that point being 8 300 acres in first-class timber, pine, oak, poplar and chestnut; 700 acres in timber not first-class, mt L & CARUSI, Estate brokers, 1008 F st. COLONIAL BEACH LOTS, 7 round; near hotel aud new $100 each. in installments of $10 BYRN, office Munn & Co. Pac NTE on banks ‘of South Braneb river, Fine fisting; eal a diag eee rulrosd station on the place. ‘Terms low. Wushing= tou reierences given. “Address Miss ELTA WASH- ING1ON, Green Spring, Haupahire county, Weet V HR rae es Be IN THE MOUNTAL Wé iT Cape May aud Atlantic City. 1,486 acres in Westmoreland county, Va. and boys for Wasiiugion. Applic Ment positions prepared and fled. C11¥ IN GENCE OFFICE, 411 G nw, AGENTS, a R SEX, FoR BOT- 0208 EW DELIGHTFUL >, EITHE! ; a eon 6th and - a at Cater caren board in the mountal plenty of shade; | Of which ‘is veluable for pal i cordwoe + between Gtk und 7th ste, Jed Lan Cure ever seen; soiie neents are making ep0auay, | IsrKe lewn: ice ad sul ater, aud sulpnur | easy access to bots Fivers, downegtases ie waior SALE—DESIKABLE LOTS IN MT. P Address U.S. HUsiE MEG. Co, EL Dept. gud iron wate Address | power on the property; 286 acres cleured and in hich So0 and $70 cach. J. K. HELE jils. K __ jeo-2w aie of caltivetion: oe pear anchend of Fleming Building, 141 5a ANTEDIMANAGEI OW EET a MEL BOARDERS ACCOMMODATED—F-R -T- | trees, most of which are Just comiug into bearin at - WARDED MANAGER, ON GALARY $20 S class Bourd. Mrs. Dr Aci. PIICE, Frostburg, ar ne, thritty conditich, and are of thebest varieties, | Iie aM oe ol x ness purely inercantile: one that will Iuspire you with | Alletauy county, Md. Parties without children pre- veddily 1 Waele come y= —. she fruit wells) Joo and 2ox1=) each ; easy terms, Pride, pleasure, aud profit; trade establighed? no caus | 2€FFed. Pure water and plenty of rich milk. aluctde, 250 por becbal: pase Cane ete ener tp | Shee pubdivinte tsom’ the linoed tmpeossentbas nek Vussilg or } ng; 4 rare opportunity, J. E. SHEP- it. ia rweek, jel-lin® — T and have proveda perfect success; fine pros- | S!erds au opportuuily for investvent, For plats aud ARD, 25 and 27 W. dth «t ti, my24 — OPEN FOR SUMMER | pects for crop this season ; other fruits in abundauce; | Wormauon apply tw — KUST & CNGEKFUKD, wi TED-AGENTS FOR PATENT miles from Alexandria; 34 mile trum soil easily tilled and productive: good 9-ro dwelling | Wye In Lath ot aw. TEDAGEN 7 ? » 3 fine rooms; ‘large, shady | aid outhouses, ample barns, ali in good order. the | Noi .E—10TS ND RE Has ae eae hn ee, ben met twice 8 day. BURGUNDY | uris:buriuwd te uneroeptioutbly bealthe ancl eens Bendel rons Sorenanty award (silver anedaly Contenniet position sss. | HOUSE, Alexandria, Va, my8-2n* je, with churches, schools, stores aud mills within ~* | called Woudiey rark, ibis property teruanus or Co Rare chance; perianeut business, Our prices lowest, fw luiles; itis a payiug farm, a fine country seat aud We are not ‘in the sale Exclusive ‘ould not now be EGET, BOARDERS “WANTED—NO CHILDREN pool, territory under 15 years of age taken; delightful sitaaton ; | ered 10 sale but for the death of wiven. | ALPINE SAFE CO., Cinciunati, 0. iountaln scenery; large rooms; bath, e-: one mile | ay er ge Rh APRS ; - why —— cz ‘ ructe r pO-akw-Sit of Churiottesville ‘aud University of” Virginia, 1 yection, and affords @ fine opportuuity for | (ac fuad wall be coustructed, a cuurter having already WANTED-LEARNERS FOR PROF, CHRIST: | hours trom Washington, six trains, Address | Chedesiring mets pace . ! fis uf poouusience whe Wil Guild’ See hemes, Oo W New Iuteruational Tailor System of Dress | Box 204, Charlottesville ___iug1-1im_ | "For jurther information apply to "Gail for plat; aloo bulletin of genp property. and Garment Cutting with inch rule and tape measure | (OMTORT RETREAT, POPULAR RESORT IN HLL. KUST, Commissioner, INO. FU WAGGAMAR, slong: no scales, aud the ouly’ system used that is | Cyroautains of Murylaud, near Harper's Ferry, home | Tt 14th st. uw, Waskingion, D.C. | my10-3m ov 14k parc upon seicntife tailor priicipies Systein taught | eomforis und country advantages uuexcelled, We MM. | 3 \og-SALE> eee Or aike— by Mine. 8. J. MESBER, Het. jnyLo-km* | CLAKK,, Keep Tryst, Washington county, Md, F ‘A FARM OF 106 ACRES, F 8,000 FEET OF GROUND; — —— = jn ae 2 ou Asock creek, half tuile from Dew Hampeuire ave, 25th and M sia, will make WANTED—SITUATIONS. lord Clarks county Var B, Ve ealivonl> The caet ind one mile from a tote ne Bs CONGEIC Lalo Fee —| . ord county, . V ap Gi ° | reread Sevated wud healtutul section of Vivanaa, Abundance And two and of EST SEEN, a qoon Sa TANTED— 7 5 ors ruit, milk, veveta Conveyance once two and one-lnif miles from the proposed ALE cams hfe ye ey oy KOCK CREEK PARK. F THAT SPLENDID LOT WV hig : . ss reek to “uulphur k ilare oaares at oh southeast coruer Jew Hadujsiire ave and Ret. ab Good reierences. “Address O. D. E., Star 01 lt Mr CONARD. — ee inroenll JUNE | 85 per toot. FRANK B. OONGER, WEASIED{G0 To DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS, | (1OUNTRY BOARD — NEAR STATION, | New | EDR Wg 6 ldlo Fat. Housemaids, Waitress, Nurses, Luundress, Couc house, on high ground; extensive shady lawns; | 11 LETH pp Ee ty meu, Butlers, Waiters end general housework, 1c , BO Mosquitos vient & Jersey milk and | iand, and is all in grass except 12 ucres of soe PESOS nia st.u.w. Also European Steamslipagent. — Je | Beatie, Sees Ocean ee ee EES | aber. Bs ins the inndsouie farms of alfred Ras BUSINESS CHANCES. ) ANTED—BY AN HONEST AND INDUSTUIOI a — Col. Spencer Jones and Mr. Gartreli ; bas a well-shade ‘Ss \ i 4 > CASH WILL BUY AT WASHINGTON Saenca Mo guietice te invieteae Mountain; brick house, col rooms, lawn, absde, | uliroad and Knowles’ Station. the dwelling w.s lg UR a OA Widress Box 3, Star ofice bates ie fo horsey and carriages, two daily uitle. qucderats | burued, Dut there is ® barn and tenatt-houm. This | ("201 rol ull back jarcben Rae Coes WANIED-BY (A MESFECTABLE “COLORED Se ee ne ee Star ottice. sae an young mun, Situalon as Bartender. Can furnish SUMMER BOARDING NEAR BLUE RIDGE | building site, overlooking & fue range of country, the » Wolnan & place as waitress or wurse; willlug to Jouve the city; best relereuces. “Call or ad rs at E AND DWELLING © or iechonery, Gruggist, walor or other ligut bi BANK FAKM OPENS MAY 15; CON- t for gents in office; mect trains twice per Metropolitan branch K.K., and also t grand National Rock Creek Park, through Which fixe ani Z pa ee cr oe t, ice and milk tm abundauce; high aud | $0" ae $ em ; ‘ANTED-—BY A TIDY COLORED WOMAN A terms $0. SPKING BANK, Alezaudria, Va. | Uy vere dg oon tani le ae annual pay. | 2211 Gat nw. Ment esd. Keys adjouninm. 3012 place us ck, wurse, or ehainbortusid; wail stay meta, secured by deed ‘of trast on ti FOE SALE BY PuQNK H. PELOUZE, 1313 8 sh (a vod reterences. Call at pon 51d th as deposit of ¥250 will be required street. First-class local securities paying goed RAT ANTED BY WESPEGTADLE : x MOUN ¥rouklin Insurance. ANTED—BY RESPECTABLE ENULISH COU- LOST AND FOUND. ¢ tat Franklin In \ ple place to look atter property or mind and ciean sate O — —== = T, H. SY¥PHEKD & CU. none Seas ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED TOSaT- hone ior muiguuet {sink pay eau Taruiny ead te THE ABO | URDAY, FIFTEENTHINSTANT, AT TWO O'CLOCK PM. de6-8t references. Address W. A. GO G st. 5. w. ANTED— ty cook, Wush, iron, aud must sti 735 13th sf. 2. Lost 238,11, ON 14TH ST. CAR Ob BET. 4 $tu and 10th, or Pa. ave., 14th and H, or Hiliyer e by F st. car, Solitaire Pink Pearl Se i reward if revirned to 2034 Hi Pu OSI-JUNe 9 A SMALL JOR SALE SUCH BARGAIN ON THE rket—500 acres in the village of Fiscataway, 16 ashiugton, ‘0 a BLA oy Dog With four brown feet. A suitable reward it : 4 bermaid. Cull or eduress 450 £ st. #. Ww. dead-ne” i NDA eS OFy LES, bed THE | Jje12-6t" 310 St. Paul st., Baltimore. Md. 20 Ulymont J vement, Se JAR — r owner cul have by proving property and payiug eg = = © Lauston Type Machine, W 4ir cous, chunberuaa, waitites Imoneaoad | chaves Abby to GLEE Chen Department ot | NiCh square foct of laud. by the sere erik ea | 20 Dynamograph. : Burges, seauusizess. Meu waiter, cooks, coachusen, | 1 itt | miles and in. eight of this tity; in lots of from belt tin, ; butlers, BSAM'L A COU MBE Fst. ulw. jell-3t Li Wi r jotenacres; location bigu; dey, healthy and beauti- | pty dalar a yg h VO, Electric Boller Cleaner. WASTEDA SITUATION, BY A “RESPECTABLE | (-Amonths old: name ful; no mosquitoes; no malaria; no doctor's bills to ~ = dell colored girl, as chamibennuid ; best of City reer- | C St R. w. Suitable re “— fn 2, — {OR SALE-LEASE AND GOUD WILL, WIT! encea (Callator address s. Wy 1013 Zed ota, w. _H 4. PHILLIPS, 1419 New York ave. _ | W2iycrane and cates and calcite comin wa je. Dl of tue Wicomico river, a derriti put ‘The owner will prove propert A MONTH; BELVOIR MANOR; | @tablisned coal aud woud yard. doing good busi Address Went meo- Ti and ROBERT gon: peat $4 best pusitivis iu the sept gtd, CW. WALCOTT, Colouisl Beuch, ____ get? | thou of tus city, Gall oF address OST—BLUE SKYE GYP PUP; MIA NOWLES, MET. BRANCH B, & 0. E.R. _2ll-ti*_Addrews B. B..Gterofice,_ del juine months old. i.iveral reward 10th wt. — SLYERAL SEW SEVEN HOOM BOUSES, WITH V ANTED—A SITUATION AS HOTEL kooM | 5ovtt circle. ANDREWS, del alcely located lots 50x125 feet at from 2 to3 cts. 3 et pony vty yg ee clerk, 15 years’ exyerience. Saury no object. OST—A SMALL MALE YORKSHIRE SKYE DOG, | PG foo& en : nu brivis fue bekt reference, W: We Cy bus Be Ls gihsevaid i teturued wo oF Tatu we | yaar Rey Smarored warden land with 4-room | 0x SALA JAMSI-CLASS GHOCERY. LIQUOR Apply to central location; doing « vod cash busiiess, Mu AS DRUG \Wastep A SITUA! D UP SE W. H. WHEATLEY, be suld on account of change Star office. 5 CRE: ‘TING OF A E Of business, Address GKUCEK, JeL0-3t would take charge of store; ai rf ite initial M. iu clothing store cr. 7th | Onthe premises any time during Wednesdays, or | © set “4 fy éity; good texertnoe. Addcess Iho, L Fu ket at olice ale will eave horecif proc. | Other dayeafter 4:35 train, my25-Im_ | J, OK SALE—AN ESTABLISHED GROCERY STOLE ty pro * — = = in Girst-class location, house ft ee Piiiee: e t iy known. dell. Fok, SALE-AT HYATTSVILLE, MD.. A BEAU- | Corner New Jerecy avenue and Katee ate Wy ANTED—A RESPECTABLE COLORED GIRL tiful home: house nearly new; 13 rooins; ail the | “STUG Ses northwest, Wishes @ plice ap nurse Wo ko uway with a laly, mod. imps. ; rand gas: large and attracuve ftounds, within three minutes’ walk of the station rick sidewalk to the door. To an immediate can furnish best ot refereu “bMMA," Star oilice, e trom lust place rmpeay FLERS—WHO HAVE OOCASION TO VISIT 7 burope during the summer, should purchase © ee chaser will Le sold very cheap. If not sold ina few | book of Cueque Bauk Cheques, which won he TIONS FOR COOKS, WA days will be for rent. B ke WAKNEK & CO, oL presentation, at upwards ‘of 2.000 ‘Beuki eqpersy bart Jelu-ot PEERS Without charge.” Apply sor pacticulars, KIC! Baukers, 615 isch my 17 {OH SALE — A FIRST-CLASS RESTAU centrally Jocated, duins «woud cash, Teasom for eit Apply 3 Lal Hands, Gerctal Hand ports.) GURNH AM yy AN'TED—HOUS. Fx SALE—AT HI ~ | IP new houses (8 rooms), within ten of the station; brick; brick and board door. Good ppor lewalk to the fier clerk of V | nity to secure & Lome OD favor. Order your yervaucs, here drewing showin details of | Sonn y y a A +7. ll charge. Clerks furtisl pected. JOHN W. NOBLE, See- | Obe tena Prices $3.00) and $5 FOE RENTS SPOKE 218 10 T, NEAR uent postticnn pret: wholesale market and La. ave. ; suitable for com CUrSIOL Ul JOR SALE—-OR EXCHANGE—FOR ‘particularly, pon Mt ey a Woodbriae wy, a3 | house, “saw For ll, lange orc! . dress HUGH HAMMILL, Occoquan, Vi. FOE, SATE Ps ACRES OF THE VERY BEST gardeu iand within half hour's drive o the Ceuter 9. * and addressed to Will be received uutil | EENTH, 1¥89, to supply the anent and ite Various bui and’oftices | Cossianaents AND STORAGE SOLICITED. He store in good location a aoe largo outside space to Gisplay furnitere bow tor auc, didren, choice 8 ux the fiscal yearending | Market; land under a high state of cultivation; well | Meow = ~y ~i - bet. 12th and isth, Kand ft We 'or'the best uortheru | improved with tue dwelling sd ooebuee” a nn =p So peneine, basement; W. or N nd free from suo ull particulars apply to 3. wl Fort delivered daily at the | _jes-6t consis bey. | Eaters Sect tee e 1o0e F at | Bees hae ears aud “gy —— 1304 J ‘Sides day 5 entities 28 may be re- k_uEA DAG, Se = " E ICE PAM vibe! me ‘Ok SALE—NEAR PROPOSED PARK ON KOCK lv Auctioneers, W 1; can give the best of re rte pe op al tee ee ed 837 7th wt. Bw. erence from tuose i huve the sume for. Call oF | th? award will be mude by lot. ‘The party whose pro. 1) pores adjoining at €400 per acre, beep terms ror 1 —ST0oK, FIXTURES AND address L0i 3%: 15th st. 2. w, 0-3" | posal i uccepted will be required to enter into cou- | _J€7-6t A. J. WHITAKER, 130736 F st. EF vill of an utabitckood ‘shoe store; TANTED-FOK A tract and give bond satistactury to the Secretary of the | GOu BROOKLAND. resh, clean and staple. reasonable Wi ey Navy. Forte, on which bids aiast. be ui dupi- | S°Witd C1tY STREETS, AVENUES AND CIR. | our” seos, Apely ot eddies “LOOMOMT: Sod west of 14ih st.; rent to be: jghed y Ry np pe CLE BAORE, 502 Ti st. nv mySi-Lm nek for ae pet NT ESAS: | HOR-SALE pig benny santo tnt of td | po CONTHACTONS, BUILDERS AND OTHEMG = ~ re 305 UNITED. STATES 7. aT accordance with the pia of the city, with sireets 90 ae * ; > ington, D. C., dune 10, 1889.—Fi for | tect and WANTED—ROOMS. peef,—-Fenlecl proposals will be received ui tins oles | market. Irion the line = a WANTED. NT ROOM WITH DOAUD Fou | JOSE tastent, to supply tee Hi Mite laascs ton | north OF the city: and buts short ‘from the scale, and stable of coal FRONT 1TH BOARD YOR | JUNE instant, to supply the shdes of @ A Sonaiee, Spesee : Vv eo nee little girl of 8; must b Land stall | merchautable ‘fresh ‘beck {inclading the whole ‘of the ere ee University. ten corner of 5. yp ORT 3 family; will pay @2O. Bars. MOU, “Lempie Cate, | lore and hindquarters) of good quality, aud also salt | Utes’ drive ¥ Central avenue, all of expires January 20, 1803; price, tu st. nw. Le” | Leet of wood quality, of equal "proportiohs "an ‘kind as | mak and property which Will il7 iethe new mye 70H RENT. A TANGE 2D STONY FLONT BOOM | SuncheSon tra Gay of y hett” Ailwacitee? | tlt fn low peice oi frum JTS at ctteasy | SOPPULE WORLD BO bg eR ag Fed eg hg gt on $o'RaGelivered at tse galt be good eeditton ued tea to 7 KAMSAY terms. For plats. &c., 16) Wal 0. Yesd tae ane qualities from time to timo as the Warden may te- ISON, 923 F st. now, duire, subj-ct to inspection and wetzhing by an olficer Je4-1m_REDFORD W. WALKER, 1006 F st. n.w. Lew .urniture aid everything clean; dhet Ay at Warenuted one year, O17 ell clock and jewelry’ work "et in the city; we aety competion, ——— — a the lowest prices: ANTED—BY TWO GENTLEMEN ONE FUR- | vf the jail when receayed, ey 224 F st. pow. 2 ae ~<g A. 3 Viglt to reject any bee! aay cousider not eq 70K SALE—SOUTH ~ = tweeu uth abd Sed Maud Dunbarton ate atete | iu quality or proportion to the above spectiications, '& *SOS1 SUBDIVID W 2, TATIMER SUEVETOR AND Wx price, ote, Address A. T., Star office, Ate | boud wich approved sureties will be required for the to 10. per foot; one-fourth A Md = ‘ ’ be r aay ERE fuithiul 1ulniment of the contract, Bosbyreserine | ance tS “ sttenuon to TED—BY A YOUNG GENTLEMAN A FUT | the riuht to rejoct any of all bids JOHN 5. OA0C! 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