Evening Star Newspaper, June 22, 1889, Page 2

- WHAT IT ALL MEANS. The Star Has to Greatly Enlarge Its Quarters. ee To Accommodate Its Rapidly Growing Business—A First-Class Progressive Newspaper Establishment. > The extensive excavations now going on on 1ith street, just north of Taz Star Buildings, together with the deposit at the same point of immense pieces of machinery, are attracting considerable attention and exciting general curiosity as to the probable outcome of such formidable preparations. In fact, the hole in the ground is so large and the machinery gath- ering there promises to be so powerful that the preliminary operations concentrate much more interest than the commencement of an ordinary improvement usually secures, The explana- tion is a very simple one, and can be made in afew words. The whole movement means another long step forward on the part of Tur Evexine Star. Ever since the permanent adoption of the double-sheet or eight-page form for the paper, its management has been taxed to the utmost limit to provide working room for the in- creased force required in every depart- ment of the establishment; and, as its business is constantly and rapidly grow- ing, both in circulation and advertising, thus rendering necessary a still larger force, it has become a question of but avery short time when the needs of the establishment would entirely outgrow its present accommodations, which, it may be added here, were considered but a few years ago ample in every respect for a long time yet to come, But the reality has exceeded all expectation. In order, therefore, to meet existing demands and at the same time to make suitable provision for the future, Taz Evgxtya Stan Newspaper Company a few weeks ago secured a long lease on the large and eli- gibly situated lot adjoining its own fine prop- erty, and made arrangements to erect upon it at once a spacious and substantial annex to its present premises, which, when completed, will be equipped with new and powerful machinery of the most improved design and of the best possible construction, adapted in every way to the needs of a first-class progressive news- paper office. The lot secured as above has a frontage of 55 feet on 1ith street, and a depth of 100 feet, running well back to 12th street, and, excepting | necessary area space reserved for light and | ventilation, the new structure will cover the entire lot, thus affording an additional space to each connecting floor in the present building equal to nearly 5,500 square feet. Inthe basement of the new building will be located the boilers, | engines, coal rooms, ash vaults, and one of the delivery departments of the paper. The new mechanical equipment to be thus provided for will be ample in capacity, and in quality the best that designing and constructive skill can produce. In addition to those now in use, a pair of enormous boilers, built by the famous Whittier Machine Company, of Boston, to be furnished and set up by Forsberg & Murray, of this city, will supply heat to the building and furnish steam power to the present engine, and slso to & new magnificent double or twin Corliss engine, built by the W. A. Harris Steam Engine Co., of Providence, and supplied and set up by the Washington Architectural and Bridge Works. These engines, acting separately or together, will furnish any driving capacity needed by the establishment, up to 250 horse power, and will be arranged to drive all the machinery in both the new and old building, including that in the wetting and stereotyping rooms, and the three colossal fast web-printing machines which are required to print the daily issues of the paper. The ground floor will be subdivided in front into two moderate-sized well-arranged | | store or office rooms, and an ample passage- way, leading to the stories above and to the spacious room in the rear, which will be used for the storage of paper, ink, and other office supplies and material. ‘The second and third stories, which for the present will not be required for the uses of Taz Star establishment, will be let to tenants whose occupation calls for a first-class accessible bus- iness location, plenty of light and air, and a supply of steam power; and for the accommo- dations thus provided a number of applications from desirable parties have already been re- ceived. The fourth story, which will consist of but a single room, having nearly 5,500 feet of un- broken floor space, will be in the nature of an | expansion of the present extensive composing and make-up rooms of the office. Thus en- larged, with windows on every side, and ample | sky-lights in the ceiling, Taz Stan’s composing- | room will,in point of size,unobstructed light and | pure ventilation, compare favorably with any in the United States, or in any other country. | The front of the new structure will conform | in general style and appearance to the present | building, and, when finished, the nearly 200 feet of uniform facade on 11th street will pre- sent a somewhat imposing and decidedly attrac- tive appearance. But substance and capacity, | rather than show, are the objects in view, and | the aim of the management is to erect a sub- | stantial, durable building, provided with all | | the conveniences and appliances required by | the purposes for which it is intended; and these are to be secured, at whatever requisite cost of thought, time and money. The building throughout is to be constructed under the sup- pervision of Mr. Frederick W. Pilling, one of the most capable and experienced builders in the city, and will be made ready for occupancy at the earliest possible date, consistent with good workmanshi; ——————————————— THE FLOOD SUFFERERS. Contributions Through The Star for Their Relief. The following additional contributions for the relief of the Johnstown and other flood suf- ferers have been received at Tuz Stax office: Heretofore acknowledged... $4,254 66 | x 100 10 200 $4,258 66 For the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Sufferers. The following subscriptions have Deen received at Tue Sra office for the benefit of the sufferers by flood on the canal: Heretofor acknowl -- 8970 83 Totah ce. ceeceeeeeereeedenesen O28" | President Harrison, | piece falling, but too late to a) | Strauss’ charming waltz opera, “The Queen _ PERSONAL MENTIO! Dr. Howry A: Seine and family are at their summer home, Kerbrook, Md. Miss Jennie Bell, of 9th street and Massa- chusetts avenue, will sail the 26th for a tour of Europe with her sister, Mrs. Dillicken, and |- daughter. Mr. and Mrs, John R. McLean have gone to Saratoga Springs to spend the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Brooke and children, Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Sands and famsly, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart and children, Mr, Columbus Alex- ander, Dr. Lewis Mackall, and the Misses Mackall, Mr. P. A. Darneille and Miss Dar- neille, Mr. Cl 4 Stewart and Mrs. Green, of this city, will spend the summer months at Capon Springs. Col. and Mrs, W. W. Fleming are out of the city for a short visit, Major and Mrs. D. W. Rhodes are keeping house at No. 1723 Corcoran street, where they will be joined shortly by Mr. Charles Rhodes, their son, who graduated with honors at West Point this month. Mrs. Sarfield, formerly of Pittsburg, has pur- chased one of the new houses on Q street near 19th street. She will spend July and August at Capon Springs. Dr. and Mrs. H. D. Fry and Miss N. Camp- bell left with a party of friends this morning for Newport. Mr. C. M, L, Sites, instructor in mathematics in the Washington High school, has gone to at- tend the commencement exercises of the Ohio Wesleyan university—his alma mater—Dela- ware, Ohio, Mrs. Chas, T. Forbes, who has been visiting friends in Philadelphia and Baltimore for the past two weeks, returned home to-day. Mr. Geo. 8. Cooper and family are spending the summer at West End, Fairfax county, Va. Rev. Dr. Hamlin left this morning for Schen- ectady, N.Y., where he will preach the bacca- laureate sermon before the graduating class of Union college to-morrow evening. He is an alumnus of Gnion of 1867. The Misses De Ronceray, of 1344 T street, who have been spending a couple of weeks with friends at Annapolis, Md., have returned home after a pleasant holiday, They have visiting them Cadet Williams, of Cincinnati. Mr. J. Elfreth Watkins, curator of the sec- tion of transportation and engineering in the National museum, is attending the annual con- vention of the American Society of Civil Engi- neers at Sea Bright, New Jersey. He will read a oP on Tuesday next entitled “The histor: ny the development of the American rail an ee R. Goldschmid, who has been detained from her eareyeet trip by sickness for the past seven weeks, has so far recovered that she and her family will be enabled to leave for New York Monday and sail on the steamer Trave Wednesday for Europe, where they will remain for five months, Mr. Simon Wolf and family have gone to At- lantic City for the summer. The President arrived at Cape May at half- |e nine o'clock last night. The run from ashington was made without particalar in- cident. Accompanying the President were Postmaster-Genera) Wanamaker and Gen. Sewell. The Lexington, Va., Gazette publishes to-day the announcement that Mrs. Harrison, with a party of friends, is expected there on the Balti- more and Ohio train Monday evening. It is | thought that they are to make a flying visit to | the Nataral Bridge and will be accompanied by The wedding gift of Mrs. M. V. Dahlgren to Miss Drexel, who will become her danghter-in- law on Jane 29, will be a vellum-bound prayer- book, beautifully illuminated. _ Tiffany has made the cover a work of art. From the fam- | ily jewels a lot of gems were taken and a cross, | @ crown and anchor of diamonds, rubies and pphires set into-the covers, The clasps are similarly enriched. <——— Exhibition Drill of the Fencibles. The National Fencibles gave one of the best of their many excellent exhibitiow drills last night to celebrate the second anniversary of the organization of the company. Forty men turned out. They were commanded by Capt. Chas. S. Domer, assisted by Lieuts. Lee Mosher and T. A. Tomlinson. The drill took Place in front of the Arlington hotel at 6; o'clock. and was witnessed by a great crowd of enthusiastic citizens, The movements were executed with that precision which comes only | to well disciphted, vigorous young men; they | were as near perfection as possible, drill was over the company returned to its | armory, and there enjoyed the refreshments | which had been provided for the occasion. Judge Miller’s Na Narrow Escape. There was a large clock at the Police Court suspended almost directly over the head of Jadge Miller, This morning just as the hands reached the point indicating 9:30 o'clock, the time-piece fell with a crash. The judge at the | time had his thoughts centered on the ramifica- | After the | é WANTED—HELP. Wie erates acs. | W fe Cale WANTED--HOUSES. Wiser es stl SIRES A must have ex Best of references, “Addess aed am = “ sagt x WASTED 0 BUY-AN EIGHT-ROOM HOU fase sotted fe pobiees BUSY & AUN #0 Seactes - es zeroes aa | WY aos ea Se ae ee ate GE | roe RONEN, wn oct oF te ety a eR id im grocery. head waiters Fen ata Crane aoe 5 com: fot oy. | mou near depot 4 myesis, Bip 4 Busser or oer or raong Fa 010 thet hee WHrany OF FOUR PERSONS (XO | Ki’ cral emalier rooms rah lass oath windowe 4 S| eens ANTED—SMART YOU Toewts accommodated Vist Tet see nok fo exceed O15, parable oui? = advance fae ANTED—TO BUY FOR AN INVESTMENT, gi2e fot, reat and lowest prise for conn.” SM ‘ave. and Price 1d. CHARLES W. BYPE OUT ist st nw. to Wey HOBENT COC ay asi es rad Eo ee PLEASANT SUMMER HOME, With WARERD—wES EN AND WOMEN. H COOKS, i Steed post-elien, 1520 5th st. nw. iT FLOOR, FOUR ROOMS; CO! Reig e Sg S|§ ~ 222-3t Pant eta (Or FOR RENT 164 VT. AVE, NEAR [OWA CIR: it sise ot BEACH Lots AT #45 EE ST OF JTLT, 18kf. A FEW BOARD. ity. Call quick. Rat peat Wie eras ar oS Su esnmome rooms 2 of the best lots in svuth wince! very up acceded ; benhthy end Water OFTY, INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, | Mount unt Fiend Wo oF re See gE t A. SEIEEDM, 2000 Pot. ed es 2 eee eae men, women and girls to. take places no Fas SaLE-ar A SSACRIFICE—12 oy Rt OF Somes Oo famnlline Femainina satire IC oe = “nts i applica: Ages comme, Particulars, address ra. INO. cooks and walters for Valley’ ¥ Valley View hoses! ast ot ‘ARTED BEFORE TE ayING THE oe “Tom ‘OR | BENT SEVERAL SOUTH orRONT AND ae ni, i sal 28 percent Tarr pee ee | are Lovettsvill WASTED RRLIABEE Bor ces section of city frou Suter “by 8 2 Hist-lane tenant Sirst, pecund nd and third Boore 3 Borthern orivate family. RB parted &, 3 OOK OF MAND S, CAP. mr maak a am oa) wo ce ‘erine retootailet Ka: references at 1 eds Fae nee ine.” Pecos FE RENT. SHED OR UNFURNISHED paaask gi enn of partdioe ort for . ‘ANTED—A BOY TO DRIVE AND DELIVER OO desired Chea to ie honsebeeping. Wil bos if | JOHN SHERMAN 1407 F de223t = ¥ proyisauded, "Address, stating ager Ee Spiivie WANTED MISCELLANEOUS | streStodern improvements. “T1i5 Recnwe Te ha Beals re PLEASANT PLAINS (TODD Bosra ie Too an fruits, aud all the BOY,” Star o' i 'T—THRE} "AR. | 18c. {1 ny before the reh St. hy extn and other toand from depot free ‘Be Dei PLAS ee a RESPONSIBLE BUSINESS MAN pensive improvements to be beeub lunued.a WANTED, TWO EXPERIENCED oe 08 Wanitieat ears loree and Phaeton oF bugy Lah, Vauce pices JOMN SHERMAN S CO. 1807 P at, | *% Loudoun Oo. Va. aa . ‘ at ta eS it*_ | for summer for the kee) ne of same or will buy, in | sanitary plumbing: _ 22-38 Fr BOARDERS CA BE £00 MMODATED AT GIRL, TO ASSIST (IN | trade._Address CLOL tar of ~ = > my house in Rockville, ters reasonatte. WHD-i ETE SF 1th at. n. w. $622.6 | \WANTED-DRERS CUTTING MADE FAST, FS. Loy Ee LY 1, AF SUMMER RATES, pete Sdand dye caly Aya okies — —— WEE usb SMART YOUNG Cay —— % ot yt patented, euablon every ¢ P35 eto learn i cut ait South windows; cost bounty’ plamat ies TPNBE BEST HC Ni THE AS for dishwashing and kitchen work. a Kinds of garnionts readily and sccurately. |The, ays. Bote tae oe fb commodation of boarders.“ For particulars are op A) + ANT ED WOMEN COOKS: 810 TO 840: cane pone a4 Pye Lys Eg Fifsnlocgdper pests nro woe tet Je22-6t° Round Hill, Loudoun Count), Va. Urses | : nediate | ay use Dear Ww lteter deiwers or — 4 {Den — Heady out and busted lining guarant seared OS pont ee ee en and occupant has no use for then 4 er ‘Land. WwW ANTED- SSUMMER BOARDERS, op mLsouT. has teed ED WHITE WOMAN WIT | WW ANTED=TO EXOHANGE RIGELY LocarED | es Bos 32. Star ote. Pesto gE bet gana ane Bios, et yer Dar toot dot gn | Su Bea rade dom, Washington. Zour falls ang versace a 8 ure to Fr, conntey, Washing. | {VV suburban lote for pair good roed horees, Adee | OR Shen LARGE X— reenen rata ad Great hiian ADAMS, Prout haya, Vase jets ton Grove, to eof, four-months-o pteet cae RE ERS ew EE! re H. PARK! and E JOUNTRY BOAKL FOR ME ee gE OR BE Wika BAUM PAYS THE TIGHEST CASH aaa oven and seq an ee a Soe py tiiore wa Cc mastsoms ASS tatlee ee wanted with Tectia, 2-H. DOAN fen =f Rag aR A F. ‘ak wh som Siac LODWELL CAKE Marsaat oft 7a 55x WaIEE WONERTO aan Bio aie ee wat | E Farquier county. Ve. ‘pee y ANTED—A WH Nolet SH | WWANTED—A TENANT FOR SUMME NTHS LIMITE a W's fed iron for fauuily of three persons.” Aprly ww ortnwutiear LARS OS SUMMER Moi Ry tee ae pera shade =~ t cars. rent, Font modetate Apply 820) ay st. 8e, V ANTED=T0 0 QBTAIN A LOAN OF $1,000 ae finely jrovedhenese th this nity or six per yer Gone eta ‘Address Box'?, a “i Je22- SY SHAVE GO TO a4 prea Witlarars Haircutting done as worn by gentle people in all cities. Neeley onkr, ee hier dyeing a specialty. = a eaetenonn water; half square of stree' TANTED FOR X LIGHT, AND AGH: LE responsible Dusiness bright and energetic rinanent; mus priy in person. JOHN E. DAW- TANTED—A WHITE MAN AND WIFE TO as as the country; wife to do. evoking and maui to at tend to garden and lawn; or wuite woman only,as San st BEALL & BAKER'S, 486 Fenn. sve, ‘Tuesday, Sth, at 3 p.m. ae? aa "YOUNG LADY TO EXCHANGE DIO- tation tor practice in CR with # young lady; references oxshenged: western part ot city.” Address Box 36, Star. ottce. it W: EXPERIENCED WOMAN to go 2 miles into the country to nurse child four- teen mouths’ o: amberwork : refer. euces required; wages $12 per mouth, 156, Star office. mulk, fruite, &c, hve mouw' pat. Ad tae drees 3a we es i. HOACHENS, Box 3a. Marrentya » Vv Va. Hts LAUREL, MD, TWENTI- five minutes {rom Washington. dhree ininutes from station , beautiful grounds, with | plenty of sind 5 firwt-ciaes sccominodaticns: terune feassiable WAXED IAT MOUNTAIN’ Pank. av. bool teaclre uid prudeawore ty Beart | sunumer. diress ire ME Mace hEGUEL aie" Boyd's Statue, ad, A FEW BOARDERS WANTED AT Fak-nOUSE healthy situation; good shade: table, fruit end ive. mule from station Lear mountains, terms mod- erate. Address H. L., b. 0. Galueevilie, Prince William County, Va. 21-30" HERS OF PUBLIC BOHOOLS, Wasi mt Fore SSS NEAR Dv- it circle as din 2 ey ay a ae PRR RENT ROOMS” FURNISHED AND AND URFOR ed, Inquire 809 9th at. Je21-ue (OR ‘—FURNISI SarTenaD— Fixe Mr fwame second oor, oF of, = toretet | § SF | ing: two equares from Gupltel; am, Ast et = R RENT” 817 15TH ST. NW. Rat Fre hd Lag ‘We have plans of cottages. Call on W. T. ROLLINS, Room 14, or GEAHAM & SONS, architects, Room 15, 1006 F st. n.w., from 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. SALE—A CHOICE LOT ON 1 FR St tt Bel We, rice RERTFORD, 1415 = 302d Fe 841 SALE=A vi mar DESIRABLE LOT CORNER R sta, ne., about 100x) very suitable lace to build's to "of hous — 655 (ovis P SHOEMAKER, 920 F st. ANTED. 14th st., o ae first-class sf Se OR leo office room to my21-; ANTED—TO on cane | jocation northwest, “Address TEMES Sttrenice, = pomae ie 5TH 8T. N. W., oz. PENSION sa coten Bask: wits feast ena bank Somes fee: einer | Fie ‘on d roots On 4th floor, back rootn om 29d. 21-0" oR RENT—FOUR ROO) iS ON FineT FLOO! W eas Box cating ro: nejene- ate =— \e oe PAIR SECOND-HAND PLATFORM ANTED—AT ONCE, A GOOD GERMAN GIRL W r. yusekeeping; cool EMX,” Culpeper. Va 21-ew Wir L housework in fainily of three; no pealen, to weigh 200 pounds or more. address, Pleaaaat: front and side yard; with porch, "2012 Get. woking! and domkag. ”” Aadress Bones, City Post: with price, | chs ELD, 1 Dst.ae. jezl-si rent $18; nd Sie gard wit : References EKKSHIKE HILLS—BOARDERKS WANTED POR = g-7yo- auth cure | Waketba Abt ArUbeNE On Ey, Rios | eadiee BS co ANTED—A NURSE FOR TWO SMALL ae tion te cater ths ih cpus 1s dew ee ged OR RENT—1331 L ST. N. W.. JULY 1, TWO rh apd isaee Wirt an es ee addres 2 ACHER NO. ONE Capitol Hit Tostomee: Frese ns ene ares for] gst bor dciand Sars ae je 3 : AMIEL AL DUS WEIS OS MONE | WARPED COLLECTING 70D, wir Foe | KORA*RE 108K ah OGRE Maa KLIN fms Sm ENCE AMEE ‘Apply O24 Fetuw. "dt. |v, mish own horse and fot ap office, “aaa TiO yEeats Posichern exponie; mumaner price; te rae Linecin: | Picwant, ir) poomas ajring edas = — ie board. - plenty « rest pry nen a Giow: Weta macro eee aes a oe mace WANTED— 10 BUY A SOUND HORSE, AT LEAST BRENT — TWO, LARGE COMMUNICATING 5 staat lent rete fees’ reusired wala 00d; position 29%, bands bigh; broken to both harness and | J¥' Rooms, unfurnished; pleasant locality... tuquire and W ste. 2. Ww. 8, . a ‘Apply 0's taser Ei) ot ns caddie. | Also, ,8 Phaeton Luey. harness, English | 928 25d et. ye20 Se" larvard st... Col. Heights, 350, AKE VIEW FARM ¢ “AY AOOUANODATE None hw. ales age and weightof horse. Adirees Box gi" Star | JOR RENT-FURNISHED BOOMS AT 1126 12TH Tosotsoutn nate, Bve winutes’ walk from Melpite bistion, Metropolitan V Y ANTED-HAVE LUCRATIVE POSITIONS TOR Je2 1-20" ee References exchanged, TILER & RUTHERFORD, 1307 Fat | Brauci 8. and 0.4. accousnodatious sie for horwea active men to work for Pennsylvania live stock insurance com| DAY & HALDEMA. GUS F st. nw. and curriazes, Address Mis. N, Mile, Montgomery County, Ma. |. WAG Nin, soc at once to EAS’ Appl i RTEDoTO BUY A CIGAR STORE, MUST BE agers; ood cheap, or will buy fixtures and 20-3 ae ae A BE TIFUL LOT ON COLUMBIA ‘M.D. E. JOR RENT—FOUR Ania Bam 1st cellar; references EAI road, just west of 14th st, only doc. pee ice. are: por pantry and . AD CL. APPLE, s 00D COUNTRY BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED NTED_WOMEN FOR GENERAL House: | WWANTED-E, 0. MERRY, 710: STN ,W., Pays | PY pean | yeese Ceri | Gist iit’ Pleaant new Hive thdeo Mountain, inne A eR laces in country and tush fo old books, choo, law and tnedical books FE RENT—NICELY FURNISHED, A COOL, DE: AOE 6 Grol house : plenty verotables; trait, too. anil, Game mountain resorts, “if you ‘want wo! Sere al pag. call or exthange: lnage etgok of otlouat aa mfgrath boast Gr fentlemén, or | HOH SALE Pky, baxon 20, Loudoun County.Va 3ee1-whsm work UREKA EMPLOYMENT novels ot balf pric =| Senttven tee, 4am sieodyezo ber for our. ape AGENCY, 910 Fst. n.w. WANTED ULE Y, RESP! ii frouail to Cook, was, iron” Ih ‘private, familys A. E. Randle’s Subdivision.) We have rete, ‘choicest Lota at this beautizal suburban are ou the highest ground, commanding family of 138 5th st. ne. = RENT=70 ae OR i peal ) SINGLE GENTLE- joasant furnished so YOUNTRY BOARD— POTOMAC,” SIX MILES from Rockville, Md. |For school girls over tz pre- V ANTED-BY A_ UNIVERSITY GRADUATE, who has experience in teaching and can ft good references and testimonial: 1ST, A TID ith frout corner room, a —{ Views of surroun country Prices | ‘efted; plenty shade, uilk, moderate ‘aree the city during session of 1589-90, woot Oth'st. 3e17-6t* * | fro ‘up, on inatallmiente of Goper mouth, ONLY gharwee. Forretereacesabit at 3 Pas) Pe, + W; Wash- must stay nights, Apply 411 15th st. n.w., first door $10" DOWN. “Also, Bue, Lote im Uckiugton, Brock. | luton, ES dee Set a TANTED—TO BUY ALL COMMON PIGEONS WE tur oon og Sa agar ele WE dient: house: yn, and best parts of the city.” JONAS SiOx HOTEL, FAIRFAX CTH Va. NOW WwW ANTED—CLERK CAPABLE OF TAKING v cap get; will pay ood price. SCHMID'S ‘Bird | keeping, to family without sunnier pric cee Burche Bldgs 13th and Fate, je22-3t' Us, ‘open for suminer voanders only, 15, miles from V (chance of prosec sees ce anes cietios, ws (ee Store, 31 1vlw* | 1609 1sth F FROR s SALE-ONE. OF THE OM MOST I (DESIRABLE Marbig: = ee ao. a. re! 4 peri id wages expected, ATTUI aan D— See res AT 480 PENNA. ots. LOUIS P. SHOEMAREI DEO By tae ot | table ter to to Mrs. J. HO TKOTH. a W2 Locked compatimentsfor household and atrecte. Lots b SHOEMAKER BLOF nw de pone ew 20. Gunmen s BOARD ar. THE PABONIAN § SPRING Farm. For teru address Mi b ON, Clark's Gap, V 20- —BOY WHO GAN SET TYPE (ALSO one to learn the business at $1.50 per week). Ad- dross, with particulars ws to experience, wu “BOOK AND JOB," Star office, devericdattant siemens |__ FOR RENT STORES. ‘OR RENT—STORE ON 9TH ST. Lad Five location for apy ¥ GOUTD ast" PIA 5: uring WILD & BKOS., 709 rth strest nw, eA we summer windows. Apply to J. JAY XOR 8 ae FIN <FLOTS, EACH BY AK Hid SITUATED oy EMINE: Ee, FULL ANTED —FOR AN AGED LA 2 RENT—FINI one view Blue and surroupdiug wountaina ice, bk. ble of combining the dities of tania: ena uu J ANTED= ‘TO BUY—GOOD SECON D-HAND GEN. ‘ante bat pan wY ty yank aes Ee i: Eas ple oot | SIMPSON. Sorth*Fork, Loudoun aaa as pable of c the diities of maid and : » bet. : ~ ” Sihesooptional refecences required. Apply at, Lid tlemen’s Clothes, Guni Pistols, Kc. ‘&c., for which Suuding. or to FITCH, FOX & Bi WN, Corceran _ dcr these Lats most desir. references. beget ae 19th st. nw, bet, 9 and 1 highest cash price is pid age mas Pe otal to rANteD-S GR 6 GUNGEE GET ait MaibeeD = JANTED-A HOUSE GIRL, WELL RE mended; good Lome. 1537 Park st, a PH RENT—GOOD Lane STORE AND CON- crete cellar at GUS 7th st we Erce tecetion, to B20 an CovMiBE, BRS New permanent tenant, €2C, York avenue. Fe R RENT— ELEGANT LARGE STORE AND dwelling, 926 Tth st. n. w., with all P.dies, without children or r Suntiensen, buerdere; 3 i jos from Berry ville: he. “Address ne pC HAMBELLL Setryville. Clarke, Oo. Va. Vv TANTED-PARLOR FURNITURE UPHOL- stered; mattresses made over; work done in @ nest and substantial manuer; slip’ covers cut and made; perfect At guaranteed, Ny LW. N y ANTED PASTRY j00K A. aoe Ry do ‘fist-claes work -Appiy ot HOW! next to cor. bet. 6th and 7; Band 19th n. 68x127, ave. BUx115, n. side C, A FEW att, OoniSa. nw. cox yu NT RY BOARD — THE warts Ae HOUSE. only 8100 per months” C.F.” NOMEN, toons 10, _———— ITED— S) TO PASTUR: T 85 PER * 50x150, lot 23, bik, Vv Ria reas WANTED HORSES TO PASTURE AT, @5, FER | Ccusi Net Wank Build ee = v, , i213 Z Order box Fhice’ '# stable, 311 “bin a w.; farm 71 road, eight miles from ‘city. P.CLal ARK, Sligo, JOR RENT — STORE 216 10TH a wholesale market and La. aye. ; aaitatie: for com- pijeston oF grocery business particularly. ite re 7 EKNON,” ROUND HILL, LOUDOUN OUUNTY, Va.. 300 yards from station, telegrayh aud BO . UNDO) M ted by nates white und cowored, tur all kinds of ee aed women, domestic labor, for 926 La. a) ANTED—HOUSEHOLD AND ORFICE FUR- rr ‘address Tnstrict and states, with references, “717 Mat, uw, | WANTED HOUSEHOLD AND OFFIC Fixtures I RENT-STORE AND DWELLING ON IM- 2t = ae _ ASLE CHAMBLIN “jell gpa Stocks of Merchandise. “Address, CARLTON, 636 Festi thoroughfare for millinery, cou- | ><on SALECTWENTY © SALETWENTY CITUTOTS, FAST oF LIN: | GUMMEK BOAKDETS 15 BITE TIGR MOUN WANTED TAN ACTIVE MAN LOCATED OUT: nw. mn 500 te gtooe tt aoe fecti coln Park, frou - nee monthly, Au excellent chance tor s profitable SS ent, i, H. T.LELPOLD, aw. cor. 13th sts. nw. th aud F 20-3t JOR SALE-TW ETTY LOTS, STH ST. NE, near Mai ones rien Sew tessa, aly side Washington, salary $70 to #100 per month, to represent in his locality, ait old house; references exchanged: | BUSINESS, Lock bux 1610, N. Y. deo- tains, bear Washington, Va; two daily mails, malls, ANTED—TRY SCRIB ice, fruit and trea K mery, dri it, tailor or other light busin Gatcn.w- Kent 40. Keys sdjolutug. jel: FOR. _ RENT--STA BLES W SER. BEST BUTTERINE 20c, pound ; cooking, Warranted not to ge strong (like butter) for one month, or money ay funded. | Try Cotton Seed Lard, purer, richer, and goes further than Hi 9, i Sale omy i the Center Market xt stall 2 $20,950, middle 0 of aah | yoqeisbles | am abundance 6 Delaware ave. u.¢, Address 2rs-e6t | . MOST. Ug CU KESQOE a; ice, milk aud s0u tur et, Cincinnati, Ohio, LF sts. nw. i st, Cincinnal HOICE CORNER LOTS IN ECKING- min: goucreted street water and RE. SPLENDID STABLE Ww ALLEY | §364 per sino a cori idrese Mize'S: V- FiKLD, Half lanager, a .Louls, Mo. a ANTED—LAl = NG! 0; ample carr room, 12, P Een ALD IN THE BEAU: TCL BARN Wastepaaay AGER, ON SALARY $2,000 PER AY) a sure, ee female diseases noe Pea us | soe Oe Ft! b Valier, tncotton ah ned bask Year, to open branch oftice in your locality: busi- | ¢ lood Purifier’ BALL EY, sole hott Pease” Fs JOR RENT—IN REAR 1204 ore er.) N. W., AC- aoe SALE— 20% from Berryville, roous iange and airy pes Purely mercantile; cae teas will inspire you w b age Sommodations for two —— % oa a tre st.,bet. en ne airths sts. LW. LV. SHEPHEKD, Berryville, Va. Jel7, pride, pleasure, and pro! je es ed; Lo 2 EES SEES SE 0 per month. 0 Port! = P near N, 80ct = Neat or youd ing j 8 Fare opportunity, J. 2B BUEP J ANTED—GOOD SECOND-HAND CLOTHIN 2 — cogs 4 only ta, ASANT KOOMS, WITH BOARD F i s 3 ‘and. room for four ae Price $25 pei RNISHED, ‘Je —— ras rom, Pai Flessaut Grove, 3 miles from B. auad. $3 miles, ir Bo Fuss sevolvers, old gold aad ativer, for wh bighest. cash, ees Sil Se"patd, “Call "Lat Beautiful Loun Ofc 1 Penn, ave unknown. th enery Price, weit ee iepermonth Mee Pak EDWARD ‘Lay lorevilie, + Wx M CAR ixg_axd|__SUBURBAN PROPERTY, ta, i ae om cian SITUATIONS Om. ate AND | reese Made Over d ivi dente, ena, Sa F BOR, pra pee SEE BOARDEGS SAE Ae ELS af etel GROVE, MO gl tions of ere the bones,” or playing “crap,” and the defendants had just been | called to the stand by Mr. Shillington, who | gave a warning whistle when he saw the time. pprise the judge who, as the clock grazed him, hastily left his | chair, After a survey of the wreck the judge | calmly resumed the hearing, and at the con. clusion imposed the usual tine, $5, on three of | the boys on trial, ee Public Amusements, Axpavon’s Opera Hovse.—Next week will be the eighth of the Lamont Opera company, and they will present for the first time this season Lace Handkerchief.” The opera was first pro- | duced in this country at the New York Casino, | and it at once leaped into popular favor. It has been given here freqaently, but it is expected that with its clever principals and efticient | chorus the Lamont company will give a per- | formance superior to any before seen of this tuneful opera, The full cast will be as follows: Alice Carle,as The King; Addie C.Reed, as Irene; Laura Millard, The Queen; Mabella Baker, as The Marchioness; Wm. Pruette, as Cervantes; | George Broderick, as The Premier; Robert | | Broderick, as The Minister of War: Walter Al- | len, as Sancho, and a chorus of thirty voices, Keenan's Treater.—Manager Kernan bas | caught the summer opera fever. and next week | will present at his theater the American Ideal Opera company in “The Mikado.” Miss Emm: Tunnecliffe and J. A. Slateny are the princi- pals, supported by efficient singers and a large | chorus, In addition to the performance in the | | theater proper, the Archmere Sisters and a | | large number of specialty artists will appear in the summer garden. ——_——__ To Serenade Senator Chandler. Arrangements have been made to tender a serenade to Senator Wm. E. Chandler on the evening of July 1, when he is expected to re- turn to this city. A committee from the John Sherman league and the William E. Chandler | association have the matter in charge, ——— Funeral of Hugo G. Elchholtz. The Church of the Reformation was filled yesterday afternoon with relatives and friends | of the late Hugo G. Eichholtz, whose remains were borne from thence to the Prospect Hill cemetery. The services were conducted by Rev. Dr. Parsons and Secretary Herman Geddes, of Arminius Lodge of Freemasons. The deceased was prominent in the Union army during the war of the rebellion, and a large number of members of the German veterans’ union paid their last tribute of respect to their dead comrade and commander, ———__— Quick Tre To Oc Orry, Mp., vta Pexn- sytvania Rartroap.—For the accommodation of the people of Washington who desire to make the vir summer home at Ocean City, Md., the Pennsylvania railroad will, on June 29, in- augurate the Peninsula express, leaving Balti- timore and Potomac railroad station, 6th and B streets, at 1:17 p. m. for Ocean City, arriving there at 7:35 p.m. This is the most desirable | arrangement of ttains that ever existed be- tween Washington and this point, and it will no doubt tend largely to increase the travel to this most attractive resort. Ocean City is the | queen of Maryland seaside resorts and de- | serves to be better known, It one of the finest beaches on the Atlantic coast, as well as all the other accessories of a popular sum- mering point. AS Se toa ey, To New Yorx ow Trwe.—The Baltimore and Ohio trains for New York and Philadelphia are leaving Washington on prompt time. The average time consumed Aes Baltimore and Ohio trains to New York is than via ip aay ote stroyed. F HLYOU NGs,1402 Pa.av., Telephone 1008-2. - most glevated Waiters, Mnids, Hostlors, SALE—LOT 55X94, lected guaranteed the Dest, _BUKNHAM S910 Oth ot mw. it sth, ss sea” FE RENT—TEN ACRES OF BELMONT GOOD arden Ground; aniall Cottage, five Focus; neces. gudous County, Ve.; ope of the tists ful sections or Bo Jersey ave., 650. desirable lots in Le Droit Park at low prices. A.L. BARBER & OO. je20-3t rED—PLACE AS COACHMAN OR To T ge of horses; has served in on pacity in _BUSINESS CHANCES. vet : = ALE WOULD LIKE SE*LED OFFELS FOR (i, BOSE DENTE SPINon —NOZED urope; also able to Wack riding on horse ks OR SALE—AT A BARGAIN—A CENTRALLY | S4r¥, outbuildings; all pair; shade trees ~ for the curative properties of the water rian,” Address DIVER, Evening Star. "Je located bookbindery, or would take # speiie who | S004 spring: caitstion heidi and miata Nene Piss Bis is jot at the 5.0, comer of Oth and i eta, alana OF mngeuustoe moderate ANTED—GO TO DICK bas experience, Address BOORBINDERY, Star of- sive EK SPRING that. Foal “GREEN | property i thia vicinity is eines, FA! NINGHAM, 1406 F 5 je OF SALE_AT BRIGHTWOOR. AV ry rae. DESIR. =r Obs F igre J,JOR SALE-SEVERAL WELL 100: — at Brigh yas D.C., near a city ef 40, crea lace o} acres Dus of Lew PHO peta Kia d 8 improved LOUIS P nd. on ve % —_— st nw, ‘OR SALE—VILLA SITES AND FARMS, WITH ilroud. near rail taken back and forth to ulars of Jon "0. 3e20-1w V fiouscmaids, Waitress, Nurses, taut drean, Coocl? men, Butlers, Waiters and general housework. U1. st.mw. Also European Steamship agent, WARTED—by 4 FIRST-CLASS DRESS: mgements, by the day or week. Address pnESSiARER 1011 ( de22-0t* TTENTION. neible party. bein desirous of engaging in ee estate aud ge ral broker and loan business, will buy au interest in a well-paying and established gilce oF Mi take i a well-inforiued man who can furnish andoubted reference us to qmust be well and ra: jieally sequal med with “the above in all its Uranches aud be able to conunatd souie customers and trade in the abot Or would treat with: an wena Weutleman of thorough experience in the ee ars 3 who would be able to attend to office duties in same. pipe particulars address Box 35, Star ace, Je22-3t? 3/ $1, 000 ce Bey ESTABLISHED A rocery and Provision Store in north- yh fom oO ons png. ying well; — SeeGam cutee ae tere vel mowly 66 eS SMITH ~arercae STOCK aE sale at 25 per cent Jove than comps rice, FRAN, to have gentleman with Je21-3t hint in seiabllah KANCE, BUS! MINE MILES FROM FROM WASHINGTON, from Ligh, shad: Boyds; location y and TOK SATETAT A BARGAIN UF TAKES jouce, 8 choice lot on 1:ith at. extended. Gui Labs. enero fora vestment. For price a) BANCIS HUE 320-3t 0K SALE—A CHEAP LOT ON == ‘BET. 20TH rent, 21st, Boars. yy 0 lots borth sido of N st, near 17th, 18x100 each, wgieiee dave Sear Capitol, 25 by about 100, to B ir at, two houses th 86,000. n B st. front renting for Pst, bre rand ae orth side, 00,’ very 5 SUMMER BOARD ON NORTH HILL FARM—Lo- mcrpetn iia cated hear the Shenandoah river; water aud moun- not afr s rout 5 ished. Appl ment positions prepared at’ CLTY OFFICE. Excursion tickets sold. 711 G n.w.Jel iW purses, seamstress. Men waiters, cooks, butlers. SAM’L A. COOMBE, 920' WANTEDSA SITUATION BY A YOUNG GIRL ANTED—BY maid or companion; is very Bo: W aiivtretecper SUMMER BOARD—OLD BROOKS MANSIO! D.C. 25 miles from city; altitude 2 . coul house , large, fires. lume Selena = RaSoE INSTITUT! H™ AREA HOUSES AND LOTS. We have for sale at original “choice lots in the princi Washinton and vicinity It will pay thoxe who intend to invest in shome or for speculation to and ania ur plat liste of bP railroad, to seed oe “Takome ‘Parks Halpin Village, 01 Forest Shen Park} Be roukland. wy Bertiral og ion on easy terms. No trouble to cnence Licited. HOSE, Noon & ated show p! aaa SUMMER RESORTS. ___ EW PRINCESS ANNE HOTE: VIRGINIA BEACH, ted directly on the ocean, 18 miles due east of Novelty Va. This great seaside resort presents eve: advantaje ‘for lusury, comfort, couveniouee * aud Summer season noy Elerant drivegou the hard beach tnd throurh the ods, ‘he best baat tort bathing’ om J Bond ro¥ Mtustrated 8. E. CRITTENDEN, Manager. WARRENTON, ‘cov Fouis, bewa orem, ond Airet-clase fare, macs Te can fal shady lawn of three At Forest ‘hn aS to 100. ais. ‘Call at office aud sce eed Sassy 15 TO 20 SUMMER aguas WANTED Va ‘Hus. G. BENGEY, & Oo, 1300 E street n. iu a nice country hoi jocation, plenty ade and trait: i, mes fm oe per week, Address Mrs MULLLE L. 5, Rappk, 5ts., Virsa, 20h 7-00" QCOMMODATIO 10X8 FOR TWENT BpanDens AS the De Lauder farm, ¥ mile fs etaon,, ct. Band O. Healthy ‘hess lange 20 monthe bC. DeLANDENS en aes a | Oy TY BOARDERS T ARES CURE EES FIVE MINUTES tion plenty of shade: toot walk frow the stauen, bew bi 3 N WITH THIS SUM toreroom OF | useful: no best of reterence. “Address ll i ee if try ; Willing to make herse! Dbectio Star oflice, 1,000 SAR —— leaving cit, HAL INSU, NESS, _Address Box 142, Star office, Fu SALE—THE STOCK AND FIXTULES, OB ‘Hxtures alone, of a long-established grocery and food business; wrare chance. Address F.Q., 5 hie! a W man, a situation as Chaimbermaid or Nurse, or to keueral housework in a family. Call or ad- dress 1457 ehode island ave. it Wsteb ey A YOUNG LADY, APOSITION AS ‘companion or maid to an old of invalid Jady, who is leaving the city; good references, Address J. A.W. Star office. WANTED. A RESPECTABLE YOUNG LADY OF Swiss natibuality desires @ situation as dress- maker in a private fainily oF by & Address A. B., Star office. WANED. iGLISH WOMAN, ON xB Ganows F Longe wishes situation a travel to rope OF elsewhere 88, companion, iusid, governess, Pe Ol are 4 omupandon, Tesi, gover nun ig Aste, Valuable Lots in square 186, 186, efjoining the rest- dence of the lute W. ¥ fronting on “Con- ay avenue” and ou I Bort id eat a ae vn 17,1 rene, Sh 21, 22, ponte ea jabdivision’ of square ‘lI DAIRY LUNCH STAND, WITH COMPLETE outfit; perfect condition ; doing profitable business; Jor sale chieup, “Owner, Jeuvini city ouly selling, ne Be 8, Star office REN1—UNFURNISHE! how, beatiful MALTBY Hotel, Washington Every modern improvement; 100 park; one biuck from B, and’ Q. terms to respousible tenant, 7OR SALETA FIRST-CLASS GROCERY, PRO’ Gnd liquor store;,oue of the best state tn iB SALE—BROOKLAND AND SOUTH (poo: and lots We have the choicest lo amon late Gay eS of prt rh A KELPP, Boy Ma. su my te BUAKDEKS aoeaaia ae te Mrs. BP neue HE GUERNSEY, SEVENTH, neAVE. ASBURY ats LE—THRE ES" MosT wal Dulin tots iu the ety. at the corner Mag rN cash business; will cll cheap, Park —Besutifelly iene Renee vod ANTED-BY A YOUNG GERMAN LADY A Sg aaTasION H ste, Jel8-5t* connects all the famous North ders y resorts; | of Massachusetts eve. aud 2d st. n jou as companion, lady's maid or witn chil: short distance from beach, lakes and bathing pe Fost-Office de dren {n'a goutect tauliy export in a sewn; would ike 13, | Perfect sanitation; gas bout; woven wire to travel: references. Box 371, City P, 0. neste scourdince with | springs; pair ‘table; tenn’ dex. V 7 ANTED—BY YOUNG MAN A PLACE IN STORE CF oftice as amistapt bookkeeper, oc ie willing to make himnclf | useful’ Tetecencee. 44 dare Dtar Be WAN NTED—ROOMS. V 7 ANTED—FOUR UNFURNISHED BOOMS FOR ‘a family of Usree; with or without first- glass teferences: permanent if well walteds Address Box 50, Star offic Ws TED—JELY 1, IN THE STSTRTY OF ae Bats. n,, two pleasant rooms with refined fayuily; rent taust’ bo low. Address Box 133, pur ottice. ANTED-THREE OR FOUR CSPOT room, in private family, north of Hat. aud wost of Leth ot irederence. Addrtes M.C.W., Star office, ANTED—BY MAN AND WIFE, NO CHILDREN, 2 or 3 unfuruished send particulars lara, aud rent till Weduesday to ELC 0, Star office, ANTED-TWO OR THREE ORF CRNIEEED Hooms for light housekeeping: fifteen minutes? Yalk fromm 12th and Pa. ave, : rent aust be reasonable, Address thie it W4xt SSS UNFURNISHED ROOMS; CON- maaeuignt to caterer references required, JONES, 523 |1 DW. ANTED—AN | OEFICE BOOM, 0 OR R DESK IN 4 we: ‘ofce. rOfice Rown, Star sfice ve ANTED—BY JULY 1, ROOM AND ‘RD ws ssa Be pg eo ety eee tof the ‘nioderate ‘prices. ‘its January hase of the RULAN, of the Liviiom ‘Washington, D. due R RENT. GE AND BATH-ROOM Fes lonial oe eg igont es ney new! ited ; coolest pi the Beach. Eas Ae tere ken ae eas ta PROFLE ARE CHANGING THEIR MINDS THIS ‘Summer, an NATOMAL'S ‘bitiDor, vA, These Hotels are modern conveniences: era 1007 marin cts of ‘tural Bric Hotel accommodations er, The Netupat ‘Brides bed from Sly to Octo! (ie ew wv feet from the Terma, 1: families iv SALE—AT COLONIAL BEACH. A DESIRABLE Fiver frout near that of Prof. (HAM eed ave. ure ener outfit, tools, tackles, anchors, chains, reserved, to Feject t any oF all proposals cash required, YOMPORT. Be T, POPULAR i tn i ae heep aS BOARDERS AT “0: Clarke county, Va 8 (Cl tad ie on and iver Reli wat, BOWTLBON Bec, Lowest tices: ELOUAE, 1313 F BrRELT wit SEs Saree ACTIVE OR SILENT, xB 100 to ee fo increase « profitable business in = tow Hers now for ext seasou's delivery. “Address Box 1; Star office. Selo-awe %§ NSIGNMENTS AND STORAGE SOLICITED, location and large ou ute niece to oui lay tara a _ oe auc L and stoi are muentsot boussiola wes, DUgEE Sciatica eatate salese ales day ev WEnaiabe Uctloneers, mas diet ee oo thee hw, FR, Sa ei aT FIXTURES AND GOOD at apie. vot Mesbion te Feasonable ‘802 eta Dw. Ty\O CONTRACTO! BUILDERS, AND OTHERS 132 from Sound, on’ 1th st. extended M. M, PARKER, 1418 F st. Sor WORLD DO lOVE” HABA scat the cut the 5 i ‘2 i WiFE,3 OR4 will 33 line, and it is vie. Baltimore and Ohio onl — trains are run to Philadel; A rene, Wee Seba te —— Martaxo Resuit.—The steamer Mat- Fea lens maown os ene of tha stanncheot of te sa fleet, has office, at iM, FIRST Olt SECOND STO} sind ong youn 8 Ay Jewelry =| MES arerae sae boy reg pray) OR THREE ; UNFUBEISRED OR nT reas HOTELS. EBBITT HOUSER Ww*. J. erty. «| ROE ASS bt ita BEB