Evening Star Newspaper, June 21, 1889, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1889, A NARROW PE. FOR SATURDAY NIGHT. A Niece of President Harrison Comes | Attractive Features of the Twelve-Page Near Being D Drowned. Star To-morrow. Cmreaco, June 1A | Times special from} The twelve-page roe to-morrow will be Minneapolis says: Mrs. Maggie Harrison of Chi- | giied as usual with attractive features, The cago, neice of President Harrison, narrowly es- caped drowning at Lake Minnetonka Wednes- | “ditional space provided by the extra pages day afternoon, through the capsizing of a boat give room for many articles om topics of local imagale. The sailing party was composed of | 2d general interest especially prepared for ie cea aetsericion caecen ee this issue, besides the usual full reports of the Misa. Alice 3 jo, and Miss, Lil- lian Hard. ihe gentienes were George W. day's happenings in every part of the world, Hard of this city, Charles 8. Hard of Chicago, | provided for by Tam Stan's complete home = the Recon hea yacht, — — staff, and extensive arrangements for tele- one hour and were nearly exhausted when rescued. Eraphio news from every point Every issue of eos ‘az Stan is a complete newspaper, covering in THE PLANTATION SCHEME. its reports all events of the day. ‘The facilities It fs Said to be Meeting with Some Suc- | afforded by a well organised news service, and cess in Ireland, & complete mechanical cern eae Sie | Loxpox, June 21.—According to the Dublin | Place before its readers before the day is correspondent of the Standard, the “Planta- | closed an interesting and satisfactory record of tion Scheme” organized to oppose the plan of repairer myurs feet | campaign, is meeting with some success in Ire- | tory, To this complete newspaper is added in land, This isan organized plan for settling upoe farms from which the tenants have been the enlarged edition on Saturday many ool- evicted, and which are boycotted under the | “us of good reading on general topics, boaey oh of els settlers brought from Ulster | Among the features of to-morrow’s Stam are pe on Sa — the following: thet an operation of the bo sa on the Manerens estate in Louth, | TRAPS AND TRAPPERS (Illustrated):— the plan of campaign has been practically Devices used by men in different lands for abaidoned, although started by Mr. John Dil telching game. WIVES OF MARINE OFFICERS (Illustrated): Jon, M. P., in person, a work for which he spent Women who lead in the social life at the bar- several months in Dundalek jail. ‘There were twenty-one tenants to be evicted, Dut at the first house visited by the sheriff the tenant paid » year’s rent and pleaded for time racks, to pay the balance. were no evictions | WEN OF BUSINESS (ilustrated):— carried the other tenants came forward . poogfes bigike fear ylang the Sketches of Wi influential in agent accepted. It is claimed that the prompt- ness with which the tenants made their settle- ments was due entirely to the fact that it was known to them that arrangements had been completed for giving over evicted farms to settlers from All, therefore, paid sub- stantial sums by way of installment of arrears and they were allowed to remain in possession. ees Washington by telegraph. A MYSTERIOUS CRIME. A SILENT CONVENTION:— Ap Entire Emigrant Family Found! Some notes about the coming national gath- Murdered in Montana. ering of deaf mutes, Hxzexa, Moxr., June 21.—News was received | BOSTON TO HAVE MUMMIES:— here last night of most brutal crime com-| A proposedsafe deposit for the dead st the mitted in Fergus county, in what is known as Hub, “Judith county,” about 150 miles north of | MARYLAND'S OLD RECORDS:— Helena, On Saturday last the body of a middle-| Relics of Colonial times preserved in the mu- aged woman, who had been shot in the back, seum at Annapolis, was found by acowboy inawild and unfre- WHA " quented spot on Judit river. The corouer’s T THE CENSUS WILL anow: imquest developed no information astowho| An interesting discussion relating to the she was. On Tuesday the bodies of two men, growth of population, THE DUCHESS’ DILEMMA:— commercial circles of the capital. IN SINGLE BLESSEDNESS:— How some of the rich young bachelors of New York live. THE FIRST MESSAGE TICKED:— How Clay’s nomination was announced in # sixteen-year-old girl anda six-year-old girl =. discovered about 100 yards above the J lace. All were shot in the back except| A story of social life and « matrimonial in- mdse maine of a bared trunk and cam | w_r St: po re 8 of a burne: and cam eauipage. Everything by which the bodies | THE WATER WE DRINK:— identified was destroyed. Nobody in| How itcan be made pure and limpid in ap- c= th —o- seanguins the a ey pearance, are supposed to have been a family of emigrants from Iowa or Illinois, The whole of | REAL ESTATE GOSSIP:— Judith county is aroused, and a hundred horse-| Matters of interest about houses and lots in men are scouring the plains, seeking the trail Washington, of the murderer. The officers and citizens of Fes us county are are sparing nai pales ox expense BOHEMIANS OF NEW YORE:— ie search. lace where the deedwas| Sketches from metropolitan life by Tus peter is 100 miles *s from a railroad. Stan's correspondent. VALU. ABLE ANTIQU ITIES. ae Te: PRD YESTERDAY’S APPOINTMENTS. Important Articles Unearthed in the oe Laconian Town of Pharis. Six Consuls Named by the President— Treasury Changes, Loxpox, June 21.—A telegram from Sparta, EPs in Greece, announces that the inspector of an- |. After Tae Stan went to press yesterday the tiquities in the old Laconian toe of Pharis | President appointed the following consuls: Oli- has unearthed some ancient tombs, containing bie Simons, of Colorado, to Hong Kong; objects of Greek art in gold, silver and preci- | W™- Monaghan, of Ohio, to Chatham, Ont.; ous stones, all of great value. The historical be age lige gig pln , . ‘ eee ak Sinan see Beng eucichel alemect | Ores wii to Nuremburg; Roland J. Hemmick, of Penn- sylvania, to Geneva, Switzerland. Mr. Simons was appointed to St, Peters- burg a day or two ago, but consented to the transfer to Hong Kong. Mr. Diederich is of German descent and a native of Fort Wayne, Ind. He is now presi- dent of Concordia Lutheran college. Mr. Adams is transferred from Geneva, to which post he was appointed in 1879. Mr. Rice was consul at Leghorn from 1830 for two years, Mr. Monaghan, of New Lisbon, Ohio, is the A LPSSON IN ETIQUETTE. Mr. William Graham, who publishes a society journal called The Gentleman, has just been given a lesson in etiquette by a jury, which, if published in his journal, will no doubt serve to enlighten many of his readers as well. Mr. Praed visited Graham at the latter's house, not long and the next day Graham wrote to that gentleman's wife to tell her that her husband in the course of his visit had asked a young lady to dine alone with him. Mr. Campbell-Praed sued for libel, and the jury has just awarded him £500. — SEVERE STORM IN IOWA. present chairman of the republican state com- sibiokies mittee, was a soldier during the war, and has Stoux City Suffers Severely from Its | held several state offices of importance. Roland J. Hemmick is a prominent business man of Pittsburg, TREASURY APPOINTMENTS. The Secretary of the Treasury made the fol- lowing appointments yesterday afternoon: A. Barton Hepburn, of New York, examiner of na- tional banks in New York city, vice V. P. Sny- | der, resigned; Paul G. Botticher, superintend- ent of truction of the pnblic buildin Newark, N. J.; F. A. Grant, sr., superinten: es of cousiruction of the public building at Fort Scott, Kan., and E. B. bese at superintendent construction of the public building at Green- ville, 8. C. THE CHEROKEE COMMISSION COMPLETE. Ex-Governor Hartranft, of Pennsylvania, has been appointed a member of the Cherokee commission and has accepted the office. This fills the commission, PERSONAL MENTION. Miss Brewster, of New York, is spending a few days with her sister, Mrs. L. L. Reamey, Effects. Srovx Crry, June 21.—This city was visited by « destructive storm of wind and rain yester- day. The wind blew at the rate of 60 miles an hour and the rain fell in torrents. A section of the viaduct of the new cable line on Jackson | street was washed out and filled with mud. The new pontoon bridge sustained heavy loss. The heavy northwest wind, combined with rushing waters, snapped the cables holding two sections of the draw, and the draws and toll-house were carried out, Sixty boats were carried out and soon broke apart. Huge piles of drift wood are stacked against the up-stream side of the bridge, and F sseme will amount to several thousand dollars to the bridge company. Re- ports received from surrounding points show it the storm was general. At Riverside park several summer-houses were blown into the Sioux river, but the occupants escaped. The residence of Conniff Brothers, in the eastern part of the city, was struck by lightning and pad, demolished, Fred. Conniff being severely ei ate 1746 N street, preparatory to a summer trip Verdict Against a Legislator. through Canada and the Yellowstone park. Lovisvitiz. Ky., June 21.—In the federal| Mr. and Mra. T. H. Alexander will sail for Europe to-morrow. They will be absent sev- eral months, visiting Mr. Alexander's relatives in England and Scotland. The family of Mr. G. T. Dunlop, of George- town, have left the city for their country resi- dence at Chantilly, Va., for the summer, The engagement of Miss Anna E. Lovett, daughter of the late George 8. Lovett, to Mr. George Herbert Beaman, of Boston, has re- cently been announced, Information has been received of the en- gagement of Mr. Ike Gans, of this city, to Miss Madge Hofheimer, of Chicago. The Death Record. During the twenty-four hours ending at noon to-day deaths were reported to the health of- ficer as follows: Hugo Eichholtz, white, 60 years; Eliz. Rank, white, 80 years; Solomon Engle- meyer, white, 34 years; Edw. Darcey, white, 4 years; Samuel Taner, colored, 21 years; Enna B. Holmes, colored, 6 months; Harrison Wil- liams, colored, 7 months; Edward D. Young, —— 82 years; Clarence F. Pearson, white, 5 months, court at Frankfort yesterday Irene M. Cowden, of Gallatin, Tenn., secured a verdict of €2,500 against John W. Langley, of Prestonburg, Ky. Jast before his race as candidate to represent his county in the state legislature, two years ago, a hand-bill was circulated, charging Lang- ley with having spoken disparingly of Miss Cowden, who was teaching music at Preston- burg. Langley branded the story as an elec- tion lie and won his race. Miss Cowden, six months later, brought suit for $25,000. gio sacks aon Chicago Alien Law. Cutcaco, June 21.—The city authorities are arranging to comply with the alien law which takes effect July 1, and yesterday Controller Onsban furnished the heads of departments with a copy of the measure. The law makes it illegal for the city to knowingly or negligently allow an alien tobe employed by the city or | under its contracts. Commissioner Purdy had | 8 consultation with Cpe Counsel Hutch- inson ead in regard to the law. It was decided that a new contract should be prepared to be used after July1. The contracts already Jet, he said, would not be affected. —_-—— Farmers Alarmed at the Rain. Wrramac, Ixv., June 21—The farmers in and around this place are becoming discour- aged on account of the continued rainfall, and th pearance of a small bug about the size of a pin-head and of a greenish color. Not much damage will be done to the wheat ‘that is well advanced, but the utter ruin of rye and oats is feared. Most of the corn is under water and presents a poor Sppearance. —-—_* —___ Conflicting Stories About an Arrest. This morning, in the Police Court, Mr. Jos. Soule, of No. 732 4th street northwest, was charged with an assault on Policeman Edward L. Smith, of the sixth precinct, He entered 8 plea of not guilty. The officer in a low tone told Judge Miller that he was standing near the corner of 4th and H streets, abous’ 2 o’clock this morning, when he sawa man at the defendant's door Two Farmers Killed by Lightning. Cuicaco, June 21.—A dispatch from Celina, Obio, says: Robert Howick and Benjamin Klinger. two wealthy and prominent farmers in Mercer beers were instantly killed by light- ning yesterday. Mr. Klinger, who acting suspiciously. He wont over and found that the man was trying eek the house, While witness was talking with him the defend- ant opened the door and came out in his night clothes and struck witness on the arm. TURNING THE TABLES ON THE POLICEMAN, The defendant took the stand and created surprise by testifying that the officer was drunk, and that the man at the door was de- w ‘There were, and the two men fell to the floor without a groan or movement. hong EE boy was milking a cow, The euimal was avo Killed, but the boy ‘was only stunned. MeMillan Beats “TI “The § Strangler.” Minwavxrz, Wis, June 21.—Duncan Mc- Millan won the match between himself and car Milwaukee garden, last night. match was for €250aside. The first fall ‘was catch-ascatch<can. Lewis won after a | >; pom 5 oben ‘Sans Getste Menus Ooten rf pa F i 5 i ST. DOMINIC’S SCHOOL. The Boys and Giris Who were Given Medals and Premiums. The closing exercises of St Dominic's Parochial schools were held to-day. In the girls’ schools medals and premiums were awarded as follows: Senior department—Gold medal awarded to Flynn; premiums Bridget awarded to Ells Espey, Lottie Holmes, Mary Nolan, Agnes Fitsgerald, Rosie McInerney, Nellie Keef, Carrie Wagner, Agnes Keati, Nellie termediate department—Gold Long. Ini Agnes Janey, Mabel Dunn, Mary Kelly, Mary Kirby, Lizzie Slate Grose, 3 Julia ae ce Josie Birdie i hy, Ella ‘urphy, ‘Ade Ferguso ver medal for excellence my Le Peal, 8, Frere, M. Conboy, M. ta hat iller, K. Wagner, M. eri ia Holme ae One L A. Shea, M. Kirby, E. it, EL Clarke, Ht Melnerny, a. Calis M. King, M. oo Dong! M. Lanahan, ee F. We! ah, a Deter, M. Web- ©. Fitzgerald, M. Hiey,” K. Bourke, G. Savi In the department medals and premiums were awarded as follows: Senior mates ty aon medal John Di Daly. 6 follo} brose Marsden, for excellence—Merited rose Marsden, Charlie Walter, James Archer, , Martin Conboy, and drawn by Jno. wing received premiums—Am- James Archer, Charlie Walter, by Am- Martin Conboy, Patrick Kirby, Eddie Bland, Charlie Flemming, Eddie Willie Buckie: Stafford. Intermediate depart- Burns, George Sailr medal for general excellence— Harding. The following received prem- fume sRdvcod O'Donnell, Thomas Staiuhice, Edward McGrath, Healy, John Archor, Shanahan, Will Walter Lyons, son, Galt Burns. partment—Silver ae for “gen- eral excellence,” merited Bra john Noble McDermott, Clarence ‘alter, Emile Browne, Jobn and Michael ener drawn by John sebuopp. remiums: mile Brown, Wm. Frere, pitas Clarence Walter, Daniel McAuliffe, John Schnopp, Wn. Hendley, Wn. Shoemaker, Michael ‘y de ley, ceived Kean Sachey, John Briggs, Maurice Desmond, Cornelius MoAuliff, Joseph Dominic Sullivan, Jo! Kennedy, Americus Dunn, ugene Daly, Alfred Hutchin- Schnopp, Wm, Heng The followii McDermott, Dris- coll, Michael — Eddie Dwyer, Thos. Dig- gins, Rh mali olden, Jol Dayle, a John Rotchford, Wood, Vincent Schnopp, Cantwell, James James bap t ‘m. Riley, © Keatii Doyle, hy, pees Fegan, Harry | H' Arthur Damrell, Gussie Walter Dunn, Hedgie Pp, Maurice Mangan, Wm. ion, John Keefe, Edward John Driscoll, Bernard Horan, + —_—_ A Builders’ Exchange. An organization to be known as the Builders’ exchange was formed at a meeting last night. Officers were chosen as follows: Charles A, Langley, president; D. J. Macarty, first vice- president; E. J. Hannon, second vice-presi- dent; Thomas J. Morrison, treasurer; King, secret William C. BN Dwyet FN, Dever: eaux, Morgan ‘Thomas, Thomas P. Stephenson, James W. Considine, Wi of directors, Cammack, boar: ee Independent Order Mechanics, At @ recent meeting of Independent Order Mechanics, Columbia lodge, No. 1, the following members were nominated for officers for the next term and will be voted for at the next meeting of the lodge: For worthy master, Otto Schleuter; junior master, W. P. Knight; record- ing seoretary, H. E, Weaver; financial secretary, ; treasurer, W. L. Courtney: lager; conductors, R, E. Dur- D. G. Eichelber, chaplain, M. W. rah and H. W. Wenger. A synopsis of the re- port of the business of the lodge since its or- ors in 1871 is as follows: Total receipts, 23,250.09; total expenses, $21,388.22; paid for relief of ‘members, $7,527; of widows and orphans, 85,0 paid for relief of 91.25; paid for bu- rial of deceased members, $643.50; paid for con- — expenses, $8,126.37; balance on hand 211. invested, $1,861.97; number of members, Visitors present were Grand Architect Thompson, P. 8. R. Richards, P. G. A. Carter, Past asters Maddox and K. B. Wilson, and Conductor J. D. Wilson, of Lafayette lodge ,No. 7, of Baltimore, Md. ee A Candidate for Mr. Riddle’s Place. The friends of Hon. Geo. C, Hazleton, form- erly arepresentative from Wisconsin and now a a practicing lawyer of this city, are urging his appointment to the position of attorney of the Disiriet, now held ld by Me Riddle, “i die atest Knew All About the Cronin Mystery. Thomas Earley, who said he was a shoemaker and has a shop in Fredericksburg, Va., arrived in the city yesterday, He said he was an Irish- man by birth and that he had come to this city to give information concerning an Indian fight that would soon occur near Fredericksburg. H id that Indians, armed with Winchester » Were in camp about the town and would soon make an attack on the citizens, He said that some of the Indians belonged to the Black tribe, ome to the Cherokees, and others were Gray Eagle’s followers, Earley claimed to know all about the Cronin myster: in Chicago and thought the government would do well to send him there. He claims that in- timately acquainted with Iceman Sullivan; that Sullivan ak He told Sanitary Oi to do with the murder. icer Frank of his pe as a detective and asked to be sent to Chic: An examination of the records showed Earley was in this } city just one year ago. He then came to give information concerning counterfeiters about Fredericksburg, He was sent home by the sanitary officer. ——— ee Sudden Death. Mr. Hampden Zane, who has resided iu this city for the past four years, died very suddenly at his residence, 1215 19th street, on Wednes- day evening. Death was caused by rheuma- tism of the heart, Ba Zane made a fortune ville, Ky., and came here to apend the aaa of his days. He was in business in Lor rey fh — of age. ouisville for interment. —_———— taken His remains will be Panton Cans To Dezm Park anp OakLaxp.— Commencing Leroy will be run from Washii ington to Mountain Lake the Baltimore and Obi Park, June 22d, [prog as cars Oakland, and Grafton, a io vestibule limited leav- ing Baltimore and Ohio depot at 11:20 om. daily. —_—_— ALEXANDRIA, Reported for Taz Evzwine Stan. Tux Exzcraic Liont Gerrina Reapy.—The Schuyler ee its electric light tions for street to ette oe ny has begun the extension of lines in this city, the excava- its having been made on Princess and along Fayette to Cameron street. The poles are being laid out, and a few of them are now in place and others will be put up to-day. The plans - the ma- oa at the J id o , are lai a ut Lire house for engine, and work on tone itive be- amos, next week. It is intended, ns far as posei- to employ Alexandrians on the work. The erection of two sets of poles in the northern section of the city, she electric lig! ht poles and the postal telegraph poles, is going on simul- taneously, Tur Up-Counrar Tzernonrs.—The up- country telephone lines from this city via Plains and other country villages of upper and fain peed coun- Fairfax, Prince ties has been tive since since last when some of its poles were blown down Ares | we during that month, No ds ever were sent out after the storm, line, an office at the pharmacy of Dr. Jas. Entwiale, t in. ‘The Warrenton, Plains, and U; perville | ios in lephone line is wo be sold af en early aL Breaxina.—Wm. Moder. ® crazy gee pe a hole in the jail wall into the and but was put back by __| FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS WANTED—HELP. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT. ROOMS Ws Sa Wane ae GENERAL HOU aan WANTED TOB0r SMALL | IN GOK Oe JH Sg00 | REPT 2c0 Saas Fst 41 Se ae eee | ets E OR UNFURNI =| eis ae ature Sere os eskal is A aorta eet ES PUSay eer: 4 ue WANTED. 1 PATE SECOND WAND PE PraTFous | Kc Voom, on swiies ales eohee nTOREP | Bote bs ORS. 810, TO 7a 138 Det Far STH ST. N. Ww, PRR PeNsIO; shittrog Pinas Wy ANTED—A Lavy eTt1 a eee el OF THe HIGH gos =i eter ad cos Comm aa w Ww igen |B rooms on 4! ‘beck room on W istiverer as Seu ata swt h iy | saa es a SES : RENT—FOUR hao oy rinsr FLOOR, must have Wt parse Fe Paws FE swith 202 dat én = ss | WSR ee aera ee | eae oo tar ace, mes Eats Bee ea et got ain Pe A ‘bee oesrees Weer pa Fs fi mae = iculars as to 30m" btaroica ANTED-A BOY TO WORK camp Waren Pa eae Fag : VAN WORK IN A CON- W* ctleboce warts 20 70 14th st. n.w.1* ANTED — AN ACTIVE, WELL-EDUOATED ot uuder 25° and willipg to work, tojlearn our atnees and work up in J; onary od mn. im JOHN E. DAWSON, Sas Tih se 7th st. ow. it ED— A RESPECTABLE (AND WAM aio ONCE PRO i ave. tte: (STED—WOMER COOKS, $10 TO 840; CHAM- as nurses and laun dresses, in < ns ity oF away; Grivers oF bands: meD cooks, SAME ‘GOO: BE, 921 Ore ieee je21-01 WANTED Fea LHREE YOUNG MEN WITH = three years’ ¢: ; perma nent positions, ‘ADDIy ‘318 Ou apetaire) 1° 'TED—OFFICE P24 MUST COME WELL foocn , ‘Apply in iting. Be 662 City P.O, own handwrit ‘ANTED —FOR AN AGED LADY LEAVIN ‘town for the Wuaniner; an. attendant w nt who will b be capable of comining the duties of mai a se it Fae} rences Fi 1th st. nw, bet. 9 an aaateres WANTED — 4 bapy Sas 5 {znewiter inan attorney's office; prefer one who owns a machine; tion if work is satis factory. Address Drawer rawer Tid, City 'ED-ENERGE 710 Max oF, ‘GooD “AD, dnceocepynestt HANDS. Gear pikes. te WAstD—4_ HOUSE GIRL WE ¥ mend 1bi W led; good home, Sr Yantic. New York. ELL RECOM- 7 Park st, Ms — ANTED — IMMEDIATELY — PAY YEON. familiar w mts Sabien Uses ntic, | Wares Pe SoUsD 5 aoe LEAST English ‘State price for each. ‘color, it age and weightot bore ‘Address eee ¥, 716 st §, ean ha =m Soba ree: wae large stock Mares “nor e20-1m ED_BY_A UNIVERSITY GRADUATE. Xperience Feteremces and testimonial: wo fo teach in cit “90. Hy during session of 188000, Adarees 5. py CLEANING AND rH eathere Benoya' eit rd Sout eee ___ COUNTRY BOARD, ___ We W BOARDERS Ww: AT TED AT FARM: Stl ile fYom stson; Sear frouniains terns tmed- ereie. Address P.O, Gainesville, Prince William Sout, Ve 21-30" QE, TEN BOARDERS. NO CHILDREN, CAN Aiist resting piace pure nati 8 Rate Vineyard di ie wamiper or the Fo . = thiest mm ES m passed: Ke muna eeuer, and ry October 1: 10 Feu SENT Lar, ST. N. Ww. APES 1, Two room S81 oe aan ST) OPPOSITE FRA’ FRANKLIN with board; southern ‘cupostre; sumumer pri rices; ta Die board Seat ade RB RENT — TWO GE AWTS Rooms, unfurnished ; # locality. Inquire B5det Stohr Fe Be 2 REST FOTE UNFURNISHED ROOMS, 18T Fr Gellar; references req cats Bi reaea0-att iCELY FURNISHED, 4 Soot. t DE REN a —. AT 1126 12TH gay pees ‘eschatged. ‘BY. F eirabte roo to toonsor teainties tlemen board milyof twor Tide Sth ete. ot” | $y FES ee OL. 0 oo. 4FORTABLE. a NICE the ettention, Br marpeen 918 Meta) del d-. Foe BESTS SECOND B00) Tate family; for a ainaie Tu per month, references. a ee ebm Sees af. guns Foe ae THs ener or-without aiuto Toou a Bichon, para? iu ewe eT ET | = TWO SINGLE ) SING ENTLE- earere | TS 3 THE NORTHWEST, SUITE OF four rooms on 2d ond door, stable ie for tutte: house: poricar! ed funn cee miles from mm Afton depot, C. and 0. nett creoutae, na hs. i E, OF PUBLIO SCHOO! WASH Pee re taper aces at driving; two hours fun outhe V SE food, “aaagess’ ae f MALE ACAD: EMY," Ouipoper. Va” Jezl-20° JFRERESHIRE HILLS—BOARDERS WANTED FoR BiGieunmer! ned scoamdationss pallty: bait mule trom village, de ard bei rooms; Tessonabie. Ad NW. IN, ‘Cheshire, Mass, Cage ein ANTED—A LADY BOOK-KEEFER, EXPERT mo other need apply. Address Book-keo Btar office, = 20 J ANTED-PASTRY COOK AND aa TAKER: W: must first-class work, Apply at ts ANTEDSIND GOOD FINISHING PLUMPERS W C,G. THORN, 1213 F at. 4020. ANTED_AGENTS—LADIES oR, SENrLRE to xe! story of Johustown F! au. thorized's agent bores ‘lood ; oni commissions. “Call at 520 11th st. 8.0, before 10 a m. or aiter 5 p.m. Jel 0-31 a E ALTERS AND CARI canvERS resol ‘women for jade) rupee city ehtiuber maids, cooks, waiters, 7 syeub-oee SSUBMEARS: b10 bub at nee ANTED—LOCAL AGENT! TS FOR A GOOD AND ) Fellablo ‘accident Ipsuraice, company. ApDIY Room 2, Ni ati i Sate De! it Br 4 vovand'LOth wie nawe Pt Budi, Oh Bie W ANTED — EMPLOYMENT FURNISHED 165 FEW BOARDERS CAN BE | SOQOMMODATER A} pleut fresh fri c. For Sarthed ie og wpudoun Crs FON MER BOARD ON SUBURES arren Ane view, milk eta"? hire, ah Beratye Warreaton, Va [SEER TW ony acomaronaTs we MORE ve winutes’ walk frou Halpine ‘Station, Metropelitaa Band re K.R. ; accommodations also for FOR RENT—STORES. Fe. RENT FINE STORE, 1108 CONNECTICUT avenue, bet. L and M Ai 2 Copnecti- = gree OF to FITCH, Fox « aS RENT—G00) crete cellar at ts i, 620. ALT. , Corcoran " yezi-at* 7EARGE STORE AND Lies Forpanent tonan * Sik Te! Tag Fie RENTS ELEGANT LARGE my as woling, th st. 2. Fo a a ed. nets : cou aie ae abies Ct ea0e3e BR RENT -CHEAP_STORE OR NDR comnts 10th and W eta a. A mn tail business, Apply on Fe RENT — STORE 216 ie 10TH = a ‘holesale market and La. ave.; suitable 4 cow B28 La. ave. "sets OR RENT STORE AND DWELLING ON IM- Fporstat basins ftir ge clber pollinery con- 7 arag wlor or other light business; nd carriages. ress Mis. N. J. WAGNE! = war 2.W. it e40. Keys . Jeli Mile, Montwomery County, Ma yekl-v ARD OA OBTAINED Geen pReERY EOD ides ae FOR SALE—LOTS.__ coul house; og yerstablen ioe, anil, Aap tid —- ddress A. E. HU: Fe SALE—A CHOICE BI T ON N Bipiate pesanss°, Peat agin a ae te bet. 12th and a ste, Sa ater foot jlOUNTRY BOARD—" POTOMAC,” {Six MILES Blinky 15 war Oe 3 M 12 pre- mn Rockville, Md. ee el ee = males and females in city and seashore. Special fecreas plenty shade, milk, phention even elena, oylications ote a i references apply ot S333 Es, we Mas WixtED=as ENERGETIC MAN TO aaa lime. One acquainted with the trade apd had ox- Perienee in the business. Address ottice, aeTED = DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT BU- reau, conducted by ladies, men and women, white and colored, tor alveindvod dugrestis labor, tor peices tes, with ref 17 Mat. nw, WASTED-MANAGER, ON SALAKY $2,000 PER year, to open branch office in your locality ; busi- ess purely a one that will mspire you with pride, pleasure, and profit; trade established; no cun- ‘YVassing or 5 eddii 1g Srare opportunity. SHEP- AKD, 26 and 27 W, 5th st, Cincinnati, Ohio. “my24 User a HOTEL, FAIRFAX OT. H., Now for suminer ington; can be reached Gy Va ahid ae ad W. | 2857 Pea a a ‘ow. aes ohne J: 1uOTH M a5 HOME Hep gore Is NOW — for the reception of guests. For F particulars “Jelveo2we Meso 8 oe Fork Ma At DELIGHTFUL HOME IN ae ‘Mot NALNS OF Loudoun cuunty for fauilies, with children: lange piste for health ana comfort ier ous abd “i focarr’, fe ana coms Monroe Grove Farm, neat Aidie, Var” iiy2deol gua? — BOARD Ai THE PAEONIAN SPRING r terms, &o., address Mra, T. D. r ap, Ve. ject WANTED—SITUATIONS. OAK EE SITUATED ON EMINENCE, FULL —- = a view Blue Ridge anc surround paling moun: untains ; ice, Vv uk, shade, fs! horses JNO SIMPSON, North’ Kerk Loudows eounty, Va, City se references, e20-desot-e ee es ANTED—6 OR 8 SINGLE OR MARRIED Li- ‘ANT. a — ENGLISH WOMAN, EDUCATED dies, without children or rentieweny era; 36 (knows French), wishes situation to travel to | miles trom. SHER ‘water, &o. dire. Europe or elsewhere a8 com maid, governess, | Z. W, B. Clarke, Co, Va urae OF geaustress, Address Vv, “yori & nye oe 133 A st. De EALTRY LOCATION, LARGE, AIBY ROOMS, jon as house of pene given, sia ot ghee Rew. lt thas oaths eee AS 3020-21" WARIED-G0 TO pions wr oe FOR COOKS, Housemaids, Waitress, Nurses, Lat men, Butlers, Walters snd weneral Housework, B1S-7¢h Also European Steamship agent, it ANTED-BY A YOUNG GEMAN LADY_—1 aren n'a nentec! famshiy: exp crea sowing would ‘ike ren fir A to travel:;retereuces. ” Address Box 374, ity P. U. We ‘ED—BY YOUNG MAN A PLACE IN STORE oF offive as assistant bookkeeper, or is willing to mmself generally useful; references. Address Star office, UNTRY BOARD — THE MAPLES, A FEW Jo vesaat soca MES. ESWADY N;: ROUND HILT LOUDOUN, cou eee A rds from station, tel pers receiv rr Audress ASIE CHAMBLIN, UMMER BOAKD—OLD BROOI Sang ad. DC. 23 muiles from city; altitude 20 ty tee sgptoue: large, freab rooms; Gheahade trees, oa week. ‘3 MANSION, Waren — Az PRMD QUAR TERS = TpOsITIONS for cooks, chambermald, waitre ‘and purses, scaustress. Men waiters, cook, coachmen, Butlers. "GAM'L A. COUMBE, 020 Fat uw. Jezi-Ott Wis ae — EVENING EMPLOYMENT 3 Heng ; 5 rapher, typewriter or Sea WANzED EF A GERMAN GIRL, A STEUATION hambermsid or purse in a first-c family, Please apply from last place, 1732 LOKED V ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE © Girl, & Situation to cook or do general housework for @ private family. Call or address 428 Oth tS a w. ANTED—BY A vag iter a al ad iron ip aprivate family todo cooking, wash- ing and ironing. ‘Can givecity reference, Gail or ad- Waxten-2t a COLORED MAN, AGED position aa waiter 8 s aici potenyy or work in A livery stable. Apply at 454 hing" it W ANTED—BY THREE RESPECTADLECOLORED fits, situations to leave city for swine; one as Galore ceria 1 id; oue as waltress, other ay nurse. Taa3'P at Ww Je20-20" Water grendl A LADY, A PLACE AS INFANTS nurse oF traveling companion elderly Indy. Address M. ¥. WARTED-BY A A LADY OF EXPERIENCE A Situation as housekeeper for s geutieman or to Gare for house of fauully leaving town; best Felerences, Address EMMA, 210 Maus, ave. n. w. Jel 9-30" OSE aes STRESO. Ned ‘iideve jose” q PAves LER IN Ei INSTITUTE | WARRERTOR, macs ees aad Gtor ee lag eee {ROM 15 TO 20 SUMMER pOaRpeRs Taare in a nice country bot roou, ples uty shade and fruit; 236 miles from te ddress Mra, MOLLIE L. OLOr- OMG DATE }FOR TWENTY BOARDERS AS it the De Lander farm, } mile frou Boyd's station, Band 0. Healthy Ipostions 3s did spring water, Private teams $20 mouth. E. 0. DsLAN SLANDE, Boyde, Ma Jol S13t Fons SALE—TwO FINE 5 Lo EACH ef = BY 120 ft. reen Q and Je21-2t VOR ee ENTY Cr os a, EELS ToS Ee balance Ri Fg? _ An excell chance tor 4 i tnvertnent it H.'T. LELPOLD, aw. cor. i = 8864 pe: per _ alsoa corde I @nt to street cars, bh a weap Cl FOLD, 8.w. cor. Silent sae ‘second floor 2020-3 witbasarig BY 100 FEET, R 7th ete, 15 by 7! Ei cay Sh eens few. cor 15th and F ste, -| F2 iB SALE—CHOICE C eed LOTS IN pare: TON, st Teted st and iM; cone! a sewer. pect Hill,’ facing ‘Oomumiectoner Hi ; elevated ground; JOHN 0. sour cok aS Building. 3020-31 SSX, CORNER FENTON aa iat stn ms bat, Rand Efe le for ware. House or sto ect front Boundary 4 Jersey Several desirable love i Le Drove Fark atlow prices. AL. BARBER & 00. Je20-st JOR SALE—WOULD LIKE SE \LED OFFERS FO! that splendid lot at the ae. coruer a B.w., 852120; suitable for stores, residence or @ du property in this vicinity is ow selling for 84 w 20-30 ss 1221 F st, R SALB—AT A BARGAIN IF TAKEN AT Es cig ot on 1th st. extended, Col sit ‘3 ap) For se a E—8 LOTS AD0INING WAGGAMAN & F aiaoue Seales ae city ide que ews wlan = pee ects ger se structed, twill pase ‘these can Segue is x tact grin win ives TY BOARDERS TAKEN—ONLY FIVE MINUTES" ‘alley ;'sleo a lot C alk from the station; bey Dull seats beaten Toc. ing south 0x00 ft mn ple ply io irs GAMES GANLEY, Boyd's btauou, Ma EET? a ‘ ST LAWN” SUMMER BOARDING HOUSE, Fe Sue, ONLST. BET. 2078 | Ra milk, &e, in profusion Table: Gnwar, and ist ae zi SEARO pase very lntge lawu with en shade, ‘st near 17th, 182100 ris ress FRANK KEPE, Boyd's, Md. Joll-lin™ | to DOctoot lio Sous BOARDERS ACCOMMODATED PF, Esa en BS by about priate is Boas Frostburg. ng £0 Ahegany cou county, Md. Parties without children pre: ean 8 21st and ter and plent, ot rich milk, ‘Alutude. JS0'tect. “Teruu: 80 sud OY ber week- Jel" im? ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, A POSITION ASA Bookkeeper oF Sulestuan in soue well-cetablished business. references, in or out of the city. Address woos 1520 ith st. n. we Je19- 3" at “ix Maid Drivers, Be FOR COO! WAIT. ben, “Farin, 4 To "oltion coantey, snd resorts) 1 Bane gee ts st. mw, Je15-0¢ ANTED-HOUSLKEEPERS, “ATTENTION— Order re. “Clesket furalsbed: Apples Mrestices’ forge for 8S tions pre} TY. INTELLIOE a OVTIGE reusion Nekets sold. 7176 G nw, Jo16-6t5 ___ WANTED--HOUSES.___ ANTED—BEFORE LEAVING THE CITY FOR Pape eg red dently aan 2 ne nol mee ly ty trol F 1, by a htvt-ciass te fre 0 years lease, Address oom’ 4 a8 Paci build: WANTED—ROOMS. J ANTED_BY yey 1, ROOM et BOARD ON |, for, two ‘adults and co years, alige of cates Address W. M. K., Star office, Rt? x y ANTED “BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE.3 OR 4 fi ed or eeleted il ddress rooms joor, location must De central on car line preferred; ma are reasonable. Poesy Yor 36, dat office. time if ter pS OPEN Li SUMMER miles a . Alszaniris rouuris;, traiae tet’ twice ‘3 day. toch fio USE ‘alexandria, IGHT BOARDERS WANTED—NO CHILDREN E under 15 —_ of age taken; htful situation ; untain scenery; large rooms; &c.; one Chari ttesvills. “and University of Virginia, four gic from. Washington; shan ‘Address Box 204, Chantal va JOMFORT BATREAT, LAR RESORT IN ted at home contoc $5 ‘we CLARK, Keep Seely jm (QUMMER BOARDERS AT “OAKLANDS” GAY. sa Clarke county, Va. 8. ¥; railroad. The m ion of Virginia, “Abundance aeaaiel ic. *Cauveyanos ence oe oa for particulars addres my29-1m' RY syEAR, STATION, NEW C house, on high grounds extentive aiedy the view: “no mosquitos; : Pisa of Jersey milk sud butter; cold spring water. Farm, Clifton ‘Station, Fairtax, Co., Va. my¥4-1m* PRING BANK FARM OPENS MAY 15: CON. Venient tor gents in of ice and milk in abundances a eo aPeing BANK, trains twice . of dosrabe t vg eee a= EU a asaente hecticds avetue*and'on Ise Sort cating on ea Bai eens ec ae Washing oS ANTHONY SSRN FoR 310-1m Trustees of the Estate 7i# 15th st. n.w., re Washington, De D.C, ie eae ear piel ot. between 3 and 83,000, SHS giby ee sap a thvotber f to 18 12th ity. Apply pak: BOARDING. ‘ANTED—A KOOM, FIRST OR SECOND. RSORy me aed ean car Tar tera tee ting kd WAT pet IRABLE LOTS IN MT. PLEAS- es 700 each, J. KR. HEKTFO! . ae Building, pesurey G ENTLEMEN ROOMING NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE J can have breakfast or diuner or both in private fice. Jez0-3t" | family. Address Q. K., Star o: qED_TWO O8 THREE UNFURNISHED OR per Mahe Roouse in yulek beac oo rRe, fm nats references, Address Wa" Btar office, Je20-3t* yer OR ROOMS FOR TIGHT 1 HOUSE: | J A the War departmen! A. G., Blar oBlice,. Jelg-ae? Gin. REDUCTION F FOR THE SUMMER FOR first-class F PEREALD SF ee HOT! BOS Tathet aw. 3 Pot, FURN SHED ROOMS | WITH 0: elias, board: treble tSr sumuaer cars within’ few spat the door, del WANTED—COUNTRY BOARD. ——— WARTED-BY A, GENTLEMAN, BO, Wars ora. Bias office, at AAR ‘4 OMe AND 3 Tt ee RATES, PRI Ree Telly wine werved: st dlnuer” Withou barge. Ta0s st jel-Swe HE AUBURN, , PERNSTLYANTE ‘AVE. CORNER bey pleasant rooms with ‘board at reasonable Prices. ° WANTED MISCELLANEOUS TED—TOBUY. x Gog? 8 SB et DNA, S30: ia Te MEBSTER, 19 19TH GT. sriliboard ot 163 per aay, 81 wee eee wld-tm IN IST FAIRVIEW." BE piresiiicn tories ‘or plats and hegre ‘UBD, og and 25 aoe ae pee mSrartaay So ar cries my24-lm <i 4 14th st. uw. TOR | BALE—LOTS wageamas AND KI- In Gout's addition to tne city of Wi galled! Woodley Fark. ‘Thier SUBURBAN PROPERTY. _ NT = WED PRLOR FUR: obtain EB, UPH hg ie, Sad Saar ag IS Son Phd | a nw. Wires canes TO PASTURE AT 95 PER gat sci a tard CAPERS | en Vee cameo ne Pe stow, Neooking, Tbe. "Warranted uot to get the Foe Pa: roa wit pe on hear the iy Puree iS Gia: se cll ore 50: Ni i te Fak” 20-lw LOST AND FOUND. TERS FOR ay HOUS! No trouble to ————e 7 ost—92 a REWARD FoR FOOKS' avout Soeloex, returned toW. Be att Lear Bay nay a os ost — LR, OR is Shes as Sere eet —— : DBs os eee "att ‘to the ‘name, eres ATTORNEYS. 8 Nascar eceery Ade re. aw ab ee ¥ CATIORAPH yt y+ gd OOoN- N EXTRAORDINARY xe Cre co, made Bre: will Gow sell sor 175, ‘Tule velitle Te, term bas expired, and SDREW J. J0¥CKS ce e sare ¥, WITH SINGLE barness, robes, ft , Complete. Hz Tepe cece St Gore biatles, bet Land Ist ote Dow, Fe SALE—STORE Fd FIXTURE Jewelry Store, at 903 sth st uw ay R SALE. COLONIAL BEACH LoTs, | NEAR itn, —. one: —_ Cle yt FF old Vie ote. @2 Patent 62 EW. BYENE 1453 Mhode inlaws ee F°%,3 ‘SALE—NEW i YORK. N YORK, NEW Carriage and fiarness Repository. 406 Fens) Irene eveune we t- baraine ever offered lea, Surrey’ Victorina, nae Qace ove. nw. horthwest for hand re or A stock of Haruces in the city of ‘ll style. heete and Nets at cost, Painting and repairs ing ® specaaity : 1 urnouts bought, sold and Seo W. F.GES Ee Proprictor, et JOR SALE— A PAIR OF BAY TROTTERS vie harness. Apply also phaetou aud theater. Fe SALE—CHEAP—GOOD HORSE SUITABLE lor delivery Wagon aud ¢ sing wat Perueen US iatigw dosent ee {OR SALE—FINE BAY HORSE, 7 YEARS Bae 4 sound. aideber ber bugey See my 4th st. nw. ik oe SALE-JUsT ARRIVED, 25 HORSES FROM stew low ee” Scnieen s oetke fear of 033 D st. nw. 88 Fo SALE-CABIN S008 YacH 2 fe ry 435 ‘ere foot of Oth ak "Addrwes P.O, Box 3 5 Fa iB SALE AT ‘A SACI Einice —_ Warr OF vy draft und end active, guar anna sa ig ork nell baron inure O15 dis at ee. aT 1 LANDAU AND LANDAULET, in i earfes ander: also, Harness for same. Apy Stables, rear 1726 P et. bet. 17 x} isan devv- Fes SALE_CHEAP_TWO HORSES, PASTOR ‘Wagon, and two bets Hi or material Apply st 101 A BEAUTIFUL, ‘Square Grand ‘owner, an ex-official, left the ay Sud requests us to sell @t @ sacrifice fur cash oF thus, very fine U; in vse but at Pelusuion frum Sew price "Biv raymente” a R THE PIANO EXCHANGE, ae Pennsylvania ave, _3e20 OR SALE-THIS WEE ‘niturs of scyee-roees at condition, bouse bear dress Box 125, Btar office. ras and ments; ILS both cheap for cash uF time to soll et ouce. Address Box 1. _deld-5e* JOR, SALE CHEAP_& NICE TWO WHEEL ROAD- cart; ald take in Inquire at ‘Chuss" davery 51 ave. aud Ist. OR (uit TWO-MANTAL yy | | ORGAN, ala Benth now in use ip Ib} ¢ a Seometown, D.C WELBON 8. » S207 M st a CL ATE Ore aa , 7 verwere (tor! spooUs, ae. BOG Be bur atch fossa mei ge LENTON, UDENTON, ODENTOR, THE SILK COLONY OF MARYLAND, Is attracting more ettention than eny other place in ‘the State. From the North, South, East and West come the Auquiries of the SILK FARMS AT ODENTON. Is there any business in which €10,000 per year Could be made upon os suualla capital us thet required for silk culture? ‘What one person has done another may do. ‘These Silk FarmsareONLY €325. They will double in value next year. Investors who waut to make from ‘fifty to one hundred per cent on ther money, can find the opportunity here Bow, while the place ts just start- ing. ‘Splendid openings for men and women of push and energy. No better point for profitable investment. It 4s not necessary for persons to Live there to secure an interest in the silk crop. ‘We have ‘abundance of food for the silk worms this year, and will raise two crops of the ludia cocvens, Pull iufurmation obtamed at office SOUTHERN SILK ASSOCIATION, wall 4017-60" 410 77H 8T. NW. Fz SA ore is UPRIGHT TANG, ata bg discount. FRR Fine Gnu FoR Sale ones HANDSOME LIGHT ¥i0- torte and i, ouly Use three ionths. “Call ‘aw. between Sia. to, opm 5-6" 165, UGO WOKCH & CO. Ut "| Fo SALE—YOUNG ae MocERG ay 2th ot. LW. eo | Reset eons es ‘stock of ‘cs. ae cies Tp Hotes: ac. 'at prioms a0 econ Seruis‘an oon be found in aby Gonshet, Rosse ee romp mea call'et 021 to G23 Gut L.w.aud wee. fur youre - o jelb-an EEK, SEES Oe HAVE cite, ORT" GAS ENGINE KE Kp ae ’ and price het. Dd. BALLACE, Ag’t, 731 then aig FE SALETAT CosT—MY¥ ENTIRE ST DOCK oF Cariiages for the a two weeks to remove. ed hey pote tin'wil Batt to their advantage Pt an Sou Me x Youse. bh 30-3 F? 17 SALE-SIXTEEN HEAD a Yor from V Le, CoLmumtg Of end two riveted or ra GH QUIGLEX. uy 2 ARNISHI _ WAGONS ;CARPEN' furuiture, milk, and feed Waguns, also Syring “wagcne, carriages and ‘buawien spring carta, aud cart, ou easy’ *TORN'S: Cook, S205 St drvaad RI O wt n ODE) ap6-3m_ Wost Washi ___ PERSONAL. YOUNG AN AMERICAN GENTLEMAN STUDYING the German cated Geruaan lady for soe practice MIVIL- SERVICE ‘and answers, 8. sENTLEMAN, age LD Loken aes jonate, Object. 7} ona it mony. ont Mee. NETL ON St ‘Star Pinte ATE | DETECT IVE WORK Ace gP Ea Seutiel abe ‘utes en four wa » aver, 926 F uw. my J USTH'S OLD STAND Ts TEE ONLY saat sad ha th {cid at reapectabie prices, Address or we ve Det may i mae i, I DECATUR | 8Ty CAPE Mar, "Tema Fn re: orf Pit om wo genteel TAKE, ¥. J. 5 fis" rates; ns location, Terme ss 3.R PALMER (ge2]-lin* SURVEYORS. sorigss Topwersphical Snigtneers and Apchi> 1416 Fata. HOTELS. EBBITT HOUSR ‘WASHINGTOR, D.C. Ne He BICYCLES.