Evening Star Newspaper, June 25, 1889, Page 2

THE KNIGHTS 0} JOHN. Many Matters Considered at Their Busi- pess Session To-day. A REQUIEM MASS FOR THOSE WHO HAVE DIED DURING THE YEAR—SUPREME COMMANDER DUNN ASD OTHER OFFICERS MAKE THEIR ANNUAL RE- PORTS—THE QUESTION OF UNIFORMS DISCUSSED. Carroll hall presented a busy scene to-day. ‘The delegates to the convention of the Knights of St. John were rather slow in coming to- gether, but great activity was displayed when the convention finally got down to work. Yes- terday was rather a fatiguing day. Not only was the preliminary work of the organization of the convention attended to, but the street demonstration in the afternoon was success- fully carried out, and the banquet in the even- ing wasenjoyed. This morning the delegates had a rather tired appearance, but they still evinced a desire to attend to the important matters of business which had called them to- gether. A BEQUIEM MASS. After meeting in the convention hall at 8 o'clock, a recess was taken until 9:30 in order to attend requiem mass at St. Patrick’s church, which was offered for the repose of the souls of the members of the order who have died during the year. Father Walter officiated at the mass, and the list of deceased members was vead by Father McMahon, of Cleveland, Obio, one of the delegates to the convention. ‘The names of the following deceased members of the commanderies in this city were men- tioned: James E. Smith, St. Peter’s command- ery; Patrick Stewart, J. H. Chase, Dennis Har- rison and Richard Craig, of St. Augustine's commandery. THE BUSINESS SESSION. The session of the convention was resumed at 9:30. Supreme Commander Dunn occupied the chair, and seated on the platform was him was Mr. L. J. Herbert, of this city. In the absence of the first supreme vice-com mander of the order, Mr. Wicklee, the secor- supreme vice-com mander, Mr. Herbert, occupies the second highest post in the present convention, Mr. Herbert is one of the influential colored Catholics of this city. He was born in Mary- land, but has been I ing in this city for the ast twenty-five years. le is one of the origi- nal members of the Knights of St. Augus- tine. a well-known col- ored Catholic organiza- tion in this city. Mr. Herbert is the only < Y representative of his peal Ae face among the su- Vick-com'D'R HERBERT. preine officers. While waiting for the delegates to be seated Supreme Commander Dunn remarked to Mr. Herbert that the arrangments for the reception and entertainment of the members of the con- vention had been admirably carried out. These arrangements were intrusted to a committee composed of members of the three commander- ies in this city. The chairman is Mr. Lewis H. Lanman, of this city. Mr. Lanman has been a resident of this city for the past twent three years, hav come here from New York. He has been identified with Cathohe Societies for seventeen years. He was one of the organizers of the Knights of St. Peter. of this city, was their first secretary and still holds that vftice. He was also prominent in the or-4 ganization of St. John’s * union. Mr. Lanman is a skilled plate-printer and has been employed in the bureau of en- graving and printing for years, As chairman of the committee of arrangements he has per- formed his duties so well as to win the thanks, not ouly of the visitors, but of the local organi- zations that he representa, REPORTS OF OFFICERS, The convention decided to hear first the re- ports of the officers, which were then read. Supreme Commander Dunn in his annual re- port stated that twenty-three new command- eries have been added to the union during the Fear, four have dropped out and three have disbanded. There are at present 135 ¢ manderies, with a total membership of 5.545, not including twenty commanderies from which reports were not received. The su- preme commander expressed the opinion that the widows’ and orphans’ department was the most important feature of the association—a feature, he added. which is more neglected than any other part of the work by a majority of the members. He thought that if the as- sessments were larger a great saving would be effected. He thought that the plan of Dr. J. A. Diement would be expensive. He urged the members to consider carefully all plans sub- mitted for the improvementof this depart- ment. The report suggested that measures be adopted for the celebration of St. John's day by attending divine service anda parade in the cities and towns where commanderies exist. He thought that this plan would be preferable to the practice of having the parade at the meeting of the annual convention. In conclu- sion he said that a general review of the condi- tion of the order shows a bright and promising aspect. CHATRMAN LaviMAN, THE FINANCES, The report of the supreme treasurer, W. P. Ratigan, showed that the total receipts for the year amounted to $11,213.41. The balance on hand is 21,096.47. There was paid out for the telief of widows and orphans the sum of % The supreme trea urer is one of the sub- stantial citizens of De- troit, Mich. He is a young man with the energetic appearance of an active business man, He takes a deep inter- est in the affairs of the order, and is also su- preme deputy of the C. M. B. association. Mr. Ratigan is a di- rector of the Peniusula ings bank of Detroit sud 18 connected with the management of gpeeveral important en- terprises in that city, He is the president of TREASUKER MATIGAN. St. Mary's command- ery, which won the first prize in the competi- tive drill yesterday The supreme secretary, Mr. Joseph Seitz, o Buffalo, in his annual report embodied many of the facts and figures which were given in the Teport of the supreme commander. All the Teports were accepted and ordered to be referred to the proper committee. CONSIDERING CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS, Col. Partridge, of West Virginia, from the Port. The committee then recommended an amendment to the constitution as follows: “Delegates from commanderies not repre- sented im the widow and orphans’ fund shall Rot Vote on questions pertaining to laws regu- lating that department.” Quite an animated discussion ensued, during which it was stated that not more than one- third of the members of the order contributed to this fund. The amendment was adopted. The second amendment reported by the committee was as follows: very candidate making application for membership in a com- Mmandery must become a member of the widows’ and orphans’ fund.” « The committee recommended that this amendment be not adopted. Opinions were expressed by a number of the members which coimeided with the recommendation of the committee. The amendment was rejected. ‘TRE QUESTION OF UNIFORM. The committee further recommended that all Rew commanderies and all new members join- ing commanderies within six months shouid be to the regulation uniform. ail commanderies are to adopt of the committee explained that it that an effort should be made members uniformly dressed, ht that a time be fixed delegates discussed this question at con- The ition to the le length. it was based y upon the ex- the commanderies in changing their substitute was offered permitting uniforms when : Hy i H E Hi | i? ii F] B Hl P F committee was then defeated, and the conven- tion took a recess until 2 o'clock. ‘TRE PRIZE DRILL at the base ball grounds yesterday afternoon for the fiags offered for the best drilled com- mandery by the Krights of St. John was par- in by the Knights of St. Mary, of De- troit, Mich., and the Knights of St. George, of Columbus, Ohio. After a very interesting con- test the judge, through Capt. Frank Harring- ton, presented the first prize to the St. Mary commandery and the second prize to the St. commandery. THE BANQUET. The reception and banquet last evening at Carroll hall, given by the members of the commanderies in this city to the visitors, was a very pleasant affair. Rev, Father Walters made a brief speech, and then Mr. Milton E. Smith, the editor of the Catholic Church News, of this city, made an address of welcome. Su- preme Commander Dunn also made an inter- esting address, in which he reviewed the his- tory of the order and its growth and pros- perity. sateen eeitriie THE HAIR GREW OUT AGAIN. Curious Suit of Edward W. Day Against Mrs. Dr. Gabrielle. Yesterday before Justice L. I. O'Neal thecase of Edward W. Day against Elizabeth La Garce, otherwise Mrs, Dr. Gabrielle, was heard—Mr. J. G. Bigelow for the plaintiff and Mr. D. 8. Mackall for the defendant. This is an action to recover $30, which complainant claims to have paid the defendant for removing the hair from the back of his neck under a guarantee that she would so destroy the hair that it would not grow again, and he alleges that the hair grew out again. The defendant claimed that she only guaran- teed to take out the hairs then in sight; that her contract was not as to the undergrowth; and she claimed to have successfully removed by the electric needle the hairs operated upon; but the complainant having been in a hurry, some of the hairs might have escaped observa- tion. She claimed further that plaintiff was still in her debt some #15. The justice gave judgment for the amount claim eee Death of a Well-known Priest. St. Mary’s Catholic church, on 5th street, be- tween Washington and H streets northwest, is to-day heavily draped in mourning in conse- quence of the death of Rev. Francis J. Tewes, who had, until recently, been its respected pas- tor. His death occurred last evening at 6:30 o'clock at his mother’s residence, 1747 East Lombard street, Baltimore, and was occasioned by Bright's disease of the kidneys, which, some three or four months ago, forced him to give up the active duties of his pastorate. wiher Tewes wasa native of Baltimore and was educated at St.Charles college in that city, from whence he went to St. Mary's seminary in 1874, and was ordained to the priesthood by Cardinal Gibbons, 1377. He was at once sent to St. Mary's church at Bryantown, Charles county, Md., where he remained till appointed an assistant to Rev. Father Alig, the venerable pastor of St. Mary's in this city, who was then, from the infirmaties of age and sickness, inca- [arenas from active duty. Onthe death of Pather Alig, in 1882, the deceased was placed in charge of the congregation, and had been remarkably successful in his pastorate. About @ year ago he was attacked with Bright's disease and he was forced to ask relief from his duties. Cardinal Gibbons appointed as pastor ad interim Very Rev. Father Willard, who isa well-known Indian missionary. Father Tewes, after returning to Baltimore, took a trip to Cuba for the benefit of his health, but soon afterward showed symptoms of dropsy and heart trouble and returned. Having no hope of recovery he preferred to die among This kindred, ee Se To New York on Trwe.—The Baltimore and Ohio trains for New York and Philadelphia are leaving Washington on prompt time. ‘The average time consumed by Baltimore and Ohio trains to New York is less than via any other line, and it is via Baltimore and Ohio only that three-hour trains are run to Philadelphia,— det, cee ales GEORGETOWN. Trovsie AnouT CLoTHINa For JouxstTowN Surrznens.—Charles B. Fanteroy, colored, was arrested this morning by Oficer Hawkins for assaulting his sister, Annie, by throwing a tumbler at her, which broke upon her arm, cutting her very badly. The assault originated in Annie’s refusal to allow Charles to dispose of alot of clothing, which was given them while they were at Johnstown during the re- cent disaster. Ihe mother was compelled to return to Jobnstown a few days ago, and, be- fore leaving. instructed her daughter not to allow Charles to sell the clothing. Box Bunoians.—Enoch and Milton Jasper, colored boys, aged respectively twelve and fourteen years, who live in Knowles’ alley, Were sitting on the coal wharf near the bridge yesterday catching catfish when they were sur- prised by Policemen Burrows and Welch and placed under arrest. They were charged with being “burglar During the past several months several stores on High and Bridge streets have been entered and robbed. The stores were usually robbed on Sunday. ‘These robberies have given the police considerable trouble, asin each instance the thieves only took money and such stuff as could not be identified. Sunday night the fancy store of Mrs. E. A. Haines, on High street, was entered through the basement window. From the basement the thieves went into the store and took 50 cents anda knife. They went through the house and climbed to the roof. From there they went to the attic window of the adjoining house. The window was forced open and the grocery store of Thomas Knowles, on the lower floor, was visited. ‘There they secured 70 cents in cash. When the officers inspected the premises they found footprints on the roof of the house that fitted the foot of the younger prisoner. The older boy made a confession. This morning in the Police Court the boys were charged with petit larceny and not house- breaking, because of their age. The court heard the testimony for the government and continued the case until to-morrow at the re- quest of the de: Fouvrrrep Tur Cortaterat.—Charles J. Perrygo forfeited $20 collateral in the Police Court to-day for driving over the Aqueduct bridge at a gait faster than a walk. Henry Stewart forfeited $5 collateral for using bad language on M street. TemreraturE aNp Conprtton or WATER AT 7 a. M.—Great Falls, temperature, 70; condi- i receiving reservoir, temperature, 75; condition at north connection, 16; condition at south connection, 18; distributing reservoir, temperature, 74; condition at influent gate- house. 10; condition at eftluent gate-house, 10. High tide in the river to-day at 5:56 p.m.; low tide at 12:16 p.m. ——_.___ A Bear Hunt in South Carolina. Awild bear that has been creating consterna- tion in the neighborhood of Lancaster and Fort Mills, S. C., for several days, was killed yester- day. Since Saturday bunting parties have been on the track of the bear. The hunt yesterday was most exciting, the bear swimming the Ca- tawba river three’ times, with the hunters in hot pursuit. The bear killed nine dogs and knocked over many others before he was de- spatched. He weighed $75 pounds. The bear is supposed to have come from a dense patch of woods near Lancaster. "eee Locked-Out Coal Miners. A special dispatch from Spring Valley, IL, says: The coal miners have been locked |out since May 1 because they would not agree to a reduction in wages. The town has decreased in population from 5,000 to 3,500 in consequence, Most of those who have Kone away are men leaving large numbers of women and children unprovided for. Outside er os by amounted to — A cents family in the aggregate. ere is great Fistrees and destitution and many families are without food. ——_————cop_—____ Russia and Italy. The Russian government proposes to raise a new loan, the money to be used in the building of strategic railways and fortresses. The semi- official press daily attacks Italy, while the czar snubs Baron de Marochetti, the Italian ambas- sador. At the last state ball the czar purposely ignored the presence of the ambassador uutil jarochetti placed himself in his majesty’s way. Then the baron yas accorded an ex! iy cold greeting. ———@0—_____ The Valkyrie Beaten. The regatta of the Royal Mersey Yacht clu! took place yesterday over a forty-seven-mile course. Among the contestants were the Val- kyrie, Irex, Deerhound and Yarapa. When half the distance had been covered, the Valky- rie wes in the lead, with PERSONAL MENTION, Chief-Justice Fuller has ‘leased the Leland castle, er Rochelle, for the “e gsaeed hace Fuiler family are expected there nex! week. It is said thet ex-President Cleveland phe Fuller's guest during the month of Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Emmons will be at home to their friends on Friday. Mr. Wm. T. Crump and family have gone to Washington Grove for the summer. Mr. Russell B. Harrison sails for Europe in the City of New York to-morrow. The degree about to be conferred upon Dr. J. 8. Billings, of the army, by the Universit of Oxford, is that of D. C. L. It is conside: as a high and special honor, and a recognition by the great English university of the progress made in the United States in medical and sani- tary service. Dr. Z. T. Sowers leaves the city this evening for New York, and will sail in the City of Rome to-morrow for a six weeks’ trip abroad. He will be accompanied by his son, Willie Sowers; his brother-in-law, W. F. Mattingly, and the nephew of the latter, Mr. Baker Clotworthy, of timore. DISTRICT GOVERNMENT. LIQUOR LICENSES, Action on applications for liquor licenses was 7s ¢ Commissioners in board ses- sion yesterday as follows: Wholesale licenses approved—Charles Flieshman, 4th and I streets southeast; John T. Carroll, 201 C street south- west; John H. Lipphard, 476 N street south- west; Thomas J, Anderson, Asylum road, Ana- costia; T. and J. Frech, southwest corner 7th and B streets northeast; John Zirwes, 101 Canal street. The application of Frederick Shaffer, 318 Ist strect northeast, was rejected. Retail licenses approved—W. and J. Neitzey, 1100 Water street; Thomas L. Selby, 602 Penn- sylvania avenue and 603 B street northwest; Dennis A. Sullivan, 803 N street southwest; Michael J. McNamara, 213 3d stroet southwest; David Jackson and Moses Coleman, 200 43¢ street southwest; John R. French, 213 7th street northwest, and Adolph Laupp, 500 14th street northwest, Retail licenses rejected—Edward G. Taylor, $22 133¢ street northwest; G. Harrison Shanks, 17 8th street northwest; Isaac Wigginton and Wm. J. Cook, 1219 E street northwest; Alexan- der Gibbs, 204 11th street northwest; Florence P. Regan, 45 H street northeast. THE PUMP To STOP. The pump on U street, supplying the Wash- ington high service, will be shut down from 9 o'clock this evening until 6 o'clock to-morrow morning to make connections, SAVED FROM A PAUPER’S GRAVE. Mrs, Ida V. Hendricks and other members of the Burnside Post women's relief corps, who had learned that Mrs, aey Cassack, of Leaven- worth, Kan., died last Friday at Garfield hospi- tal in destitute circumstances, called upon Com- missioners Hine and Douglass to obtain for her Hike too interment, as the entire available funds of their relief organization had all been con- tributed to the relief fund for the Johnstown sufferers. The Commissioners contributed $35 for the purpose, which assared the reputable burial of Mrs. Cassack, . MISCELLANEOUS, Acting upon an opinion from Attorney Riddle, the Commissioners have instructed Assessor Williams to cancel from the tax books the small amounts found to be due the government after accounts had been collected and re- ceipted for, Attorney Riddle in his opinion said that while it was a matter of expediency rather than law, he sees no reason why it should not be done, —>—__ Tex Days rx THe Movxrarxs can be thor- oughly enjoyed at Cresson Springs at this sea- son. The first personally-conducted tour via the bles? Liles railroad will leave Washing- ton on Thursday next. The ruins of Johns- town can be visited. Tickets, good for 10 day will be sold at remarkably low rates, ——— Indictments. The grand jury to-day returned the following indictments in the Criminal Court, and were adjourned to Monday next: W. 8. Harding, assault with intent to kill ©, C, Rehner, June 17; Andrew Henning, house- breaking in night; Andrew Jackson, house- breaking in day; Frederick Pinkney, man- slaughter in causing the death of James Henry by a wound in the neck, inflicted by a knife May 27 at 3d street and Pennsylvania avenue, and Charles T. Ball, embezzlement of $29.85 March 7, $100 May 14, $14.70 November 28, and $4,036.88 June 5, from the U. 8. express com- pany, They reported the charge against James B. Contee, of assault with intent to rape, as ig- nored, and he was discharged, tats a A View or Jouxstown via Penysyzvanta R.R. Additional interest is attached to the trip west over the Pennsylvania R. R. on account of its lines being in close proximity to the Conemaugh aud Johnstown districts, giving the passenger an excellent opportunity of seeing the ruins caused by the floods, “The New York and Chicago limited express, leaving Washington 9:50 a. m., and the Western and Pacific ex- presses, departing at 7:40 and 10 p. m., pass the scene by daylight, affording a bird's-eye view of the ill-fated valley. . AUCTION SALES. BAT AUCTION OF IMPROVED OVED PROPERTY BELONGIN E ESTATE OF THE LATE PHILIP OT- By virtue of & decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia passed June 12, 1889, in the case Bobrer_ et vi tterback et al., No, 9820, we for sale at public auction, in front of thé re- cels, on the dates and at the hours meu- ing-escrived real estate premni- pifuated ip the city wud county of Washington, in itr Jolumb M JULY EIGHTH, 1889, AT SIX K P.M., a purt of Lot Lin the’square hine hun- ix (SPO), begiming for the same at the southeast corner of said square and lot; ; y and with the north line of south L street, 30 feet! thence north 75 feet: thence east 30 feetto the west line of eith street Gast; thence south by and with said last-mentioued ltue 75 feet to the place of begin- ning; improved by two small dwellings and store roo1n, located on the northwest corner of eighth and L streets southeast. IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER— the Lots 1 and 2 of;the subdivision of the square nine hundred and ninety-seven (997 on the south- west corner of Georgia gvenue and ‘Iwelfth street southeast, improved by two small frame dwellings, Nos. 1117 and 111 Georgia avenue southeast. URSDAY, JULY 9, 1889, at 6 O'CLOCK P.M, Lot 8 in the square six hubdred and sixty-seven (667), streets southwest. This Lot.is unimproved, aud has a front of 55 feet 3 inches on First street and 173 feet 7 inches on U street south west. IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER— Lot (655), At ula northeast saeae naa and ft treets southwest. ‘Ihis Lot is also unimproved, and fronts 55 feet inclics on Half street and 173 feet 7 incbes on OU street southwest, ;WEDNESDAY, JULY TENTH. 1889, at SIX .M., the horth half of Lot &, the south 18 fret front by the depths of Lot 40. and'all of Lot in the square one (1). ‘Thus ground is generally used ws a ston2-yard, and frouts on the cast side of zsth street, between Virginia avenue and K strect northwest. THURSDAY, JULY ELEVENTH, 1880, at SIX OCK P-M., Lots 13 and 34. of the subdivision of » Morgan and Bradley, trustees, of the tract of land known us “Jamaica” au ns Vacancy,” ly ing ou the west side of 7th street extended, about 56 feet north of the north line of Boundary street, frout— ing 61 and 12-100 feet on the west side of 7th-street irregular width to the north located at the southeast corner of First and dary 3 square feet of — im , Portion of this Lot is improved by a trame. occupied as a drug store, and the building is the tenant now in possession. ‘The northern uuproved by a substantial frame id brick uldiuug. which will be gold with the property to the upexpired term of a certain lease to Wil 1889, for two C2) ney ‘Shepouthern tenen owned by James, dated January 24, trom that date, aud fited with the ‘proceed cause, IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER Lots 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and % of the said subdivision, located on the northeast corner of said 7th-street and Bo These Lots front 115 feet,more or les of said 7th-street road, and 124 43-1 feet, more or Jess, on said ‘Boundary street, contain 30,200 and 50-100 square feet of wround, more or leas’ and ‘are ‘unimprov TEMS OF SALE: One-third (3s) of the purchase money to be paid in cash on the duy of sale, the resi- due i equal installments atjone and two years from the respective days of sale, to bear interest therefrom Sstertod paymente tobe: tacured sy the prosetansey jerted payuients to. be secured by the promissen t rehascre, of the purchasers Seale within ten (10) days in ten sreof we reserve the right to il ct of eink and cost of he. de- purchaser, il conveyancing and rchusers' cost. “$100 deposit on scceptance ARCHITECTS. pecs ‘iB. FAVA, JK, & CO. Architects and Civil my4-3m* 14i SURVEYORS. Feagat FAVA, 255 Be a Jed-Lin? 1416 F st.uw. HOTELS. EBBITT HOUSR WASHINGTON, D. G, Fst. nw, D. C., TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 1889, COUNTRY BOARD. Co eee Tee 25-61" 3025-68 Serpe OAK GROVE HOUSE,” SITUATED IX A IES WANTING DRESSMARING Teel he, ee lon of Ads WV aan ee eer, Dee ys mati. oe ah lee ag Wy ANTED—A ‘ON NORTH SIDE PENNA. So EIGHT BOYS CAN BE ACCOMMODATED 3 th Board farm Bie. Cobar omt mt w atte eae station, Md froft and a ; Wise ap morgsze \ PASTURE 35 abn OF formation address Boa SU; Star tes ty and running water. Horses forand LO MORE BOARDERS CAN BE AGC at the Vid Ae ualle “oese "Sp, a2 BERRY. Foreetvile: Ma. ESS A FOOT 1h. »” Witcuh. adaiees BEGIN ER, det othon Ee SALE—AT 150. 218T ST, NEAR 60 5 mand hae sold for. RENT-FOUR LARGE. UNFURNISHED WANTED At 908 igre oT. Eg COLORED WV bed veice Ry ee NL mae eet ae jeuplendd neuter shed Siowedignee ty og She tome bat nightand isneat and tidy. “at RTED=UF RNOWN THAT ALL TEACHERS CASH OR Easy TEEMS—Taat |" Scoaae “= sikker AISBEESGR MOORE DORE | NY Eine: Stn, oa are re a ae RC «gE site Center Market, Jed6- 30” | In ever FR SALE-LOTS AT “ARLINGTON,” DESIR | Hoarlscound nose? ME Open June 21.1 WEE IR TAP BE w BE | oe act igegen ate hae eG ce | ot in 9. mca. opto ova Ook, TEMPLE CAFE. 6 Oth ot. Bow. coren Beinn ERATE a CAMPBELL. yee JOENTRY BOALD | Pou, ADULTS AT “THe Branch, -- —/ ee Yabo ; shade; airy rooms, Apply to 6. ANTED—A COLORED BOY AS DINING ROOM HAYS, Licksville. Sa. 4! Must come must stayat night, Apply at 2 ROR SALE—TWo Lors on Fatih bonis, recommi Gst. nw. a Sor NTT ane W: ANGE BOOMS. ACHES IN SHADI ANTED—A BOY WITH KNOWLEDGE OF = ine garden. chickens, milk, 3ee, ete WiAREED 35205 O mountalne, near depot. 4 uimila 61 rience, “BOOK ND SOD Seas ae ee fina ut fon. Termis moderate’ Address Box 24, Gain Want ‘OR A POSITION OF TRUST, A RE- | furni fe }. Persous learning ™ See = Witte Bastnes lige Gegtiemah, with gust eto iminedistely ‘u's position to earn weed waste, (A PLEASANT SUMMER HOME WITH Goop AG epecyisalary weekly, 818. Apply, 9d m.,THUREE | Heady out abd bested iting guaranteed to ft. "h Blue itidge mountaine. neat Warrentene Ver one wale ©0., 480 7th st. n, Ww. | Feta. w. na & BLOCK O¥ | rom station aud postolea Address 2 iC hae ANTED-A CAREFUL, COMPETENT WOMAN | WW ANTED0 XCHANGE NIGELY LOCATED 5 cents per foot — SS to goto seashore to take careet three © W eivarten novia Nee, ‘Address 3s CHARLES W. HANDY. 5 ae = axed 4 to 8; bring references, 1732 15th et. n.w. 1t* | Box 180, Star offica, seas RS: BEAUTIFUL LOT ON NORTH SIDE | Fer an by poets ee ROAR, ANTED TWO GEUMAN, GInES—ONE For | WWANTED—H BAUM Pave THE HiGHusT casi | F's mpesticut ave, and List st. n.w. to 4 pleasant Viage! livery furnished’. suddie aod towenh cod Inn nat erase need apa sorting — pote Beathera’ Entire Houssbolde 'e epeclalty. "Adaroes | fOol Tor cahert Uma Lets Pee $290 per satiate | Perv ood water athe wuyplied from our own ms § oo . De fren butte — ir 520 Oth at n.ws after 10 am. PAE | 219 7that aw. Py ee CHARLES W. HAND’ * tH WA&SZED-A STOUT WHITE BOY, ABOUT 17 = _— Fates to tauuilies remaining entire season. For: ANTED—TO OBTAIN A LOAN OF 1,000 FOR Particulars, address Mi . P i Sa foal ements, (0 acres, S22 yador Mire. JN two years on first Lovetiavilie, ears old, te helper in aeandy factory. Apply st R SALE—COLONIAL BEACH LOTS AT #45 | _) — a So 314 Penna, ave. n.w. finely improved), near this city, at six percent inter- | Keach, well located. Some of the best Jote in south FIER GEASS COUNTRY BOARD aT BENNI baa D —A- FIRST-CLASS PLUMBER Aa | St Address Box", star office, Je22-3t_ | Brookisnd very cheap. D-C.j lange rooms, plenty tee, de, Pies ee Tie” | WWANTED-FOR AN EASY SHAVE GO To G03 | e228 __“CHAS.'A. SHIELDS, 1006 Pet. nw. | table: ‘Short SUE Sug ttstion: ternne reasonnile Ad. aaa, bah © Ow USING TEAK 14th st., opposite Willard’s, Haircutting done HR SALE—AT A SACRIFICE—12,000 FEET oF | fe" Mr 3 “cemeaeaimmier ANTED—MAN CAPABLE OF USING TRANSIT | in first-class style as worn by gentle people in ground, corner lot, in Droit Park, 5 beautiful FEN Bonen ERS CAN BE ACCOMMODATED AT wont rusnsule COGIRE stro SE SY | UiEuSir nad ape mtags oe yang | Song wn, ll gore tats, vfs | Ky hour baa Qi ee mca on nable. COSINE, star office. _Je2b- chalty. 2-8" sto suit, GE N, 1417 F. ply A. ogra conan Build ANTED (A WHITE NURSE FOR A THIRTEEN: | \TANTED-P. C. MERRY, 716 K ST. N.W., PAYS | JQOR SALE—THE NW COR. OF M AND N, Cap. | M#: th floor, city bse mee Sd Watsueot child, with reference. Apply at 479 W tauh for cid book pchool, tow sash rosie sts. 1,344 sq. ft. at $1.50 ft. to iy desiring to | MNHE BEST HOUSE IS AGAIN OPEN FOR THE AO- Fist, #.w, bet. 436 and bth sts, poeang SeTCeaNR PL bay, sell or exchange; larwe stock of | baud at chce, S510 eqtt, of parking Yor thin ict. | ‘L coumncdation of bucrdse. Ber pertouions WANZED.A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE salf price. m_ | JOHN SHERMAN &'Co., 1407 F st. Ww 20h | eR LF 3.1 Work, Must have reference and stay at pighe ‘ANTED—TO HUY ALL COMMON PIGEONS WE IR SALE—LOTS IN PLEASANT PLAINS (TODD | _2°22-6t"_ _Round Hill, Loudoun County, fa Apply in store, 1109 F 3 424-2 can et:,will pay ‘good price. SCHMID'S urd | Pd Brmasoaty ie cae te locations, 15¢, to | WY ANTED-SUMMER BOARDERS: DELIGH ‘\WWANTED—AN_ EXPERIENCED SHOE SALES: | Store, 317 12th st, nw. Jelv-w* | 18c. ft.; buy before the 7th St. ky extousion and other ful mountain town, on two lines of railroads, We ae andy SRIBNCED (SHOR. A WANTED — STORAGE AT 480 PENNA, AVE; | =P@sive improvements to be Ueeun jummedately ah: | three hour’ ride irom Waslungtess howe Je2d-Bt separate, Locked co ntaforbousstold and | “Yese igre SOHN SHERMAN & CO. 1407 F st | Sehing: pure water, first-class accom hs ine yal, Va ANTED—A YOUNG WHITE GIRL T GHT | other xgods; for particulars apply at premises. 7 a 5 a: oOwEEe, Ww ‘chamber eyes cuter const eid 3e13-3m ria . CORBETT. “TEN 107 OSTREET, | (HouNTRY BOAMDERS FOR lH Suan, daytime, Apply at p. ta at ZEN. Cap. st. IA | WANTED PERSONS DESIRING PIANOS RENO” F iota go dd bet Nand 0; 8300 | ah fe, erriiae watee, lit, vogctabicn, butter, traits ANTED-A_CASHIEI IN LAD! AND Dee ae Oe WELD ee ee arced, prices id 2 years. Good lot on 45, | &c. For terms, address LUDWELL LAKE, Marsh then's furlishinye store-one with soine kuowlsas | Summer at G. L. WILD & BROS, 700 7th street new 7 100.6} por foot tergas east’ | Parquicr county ter a of bookkeeping. Address, giving references aud expe- Fienee. BURLINGTON, Star office, “© ae “A LIMITED NUMBER OF BOARDERS CaN FIND WANZED-A BAKER, A GOOD SECOND HAND ’ his wor! accommodations, lange lawn, pleuty of shade, ice, ANTED—TOEUY—GOOD SECOND-HANDGEN- Hemen’s Cloties, Gung, Pistols, &c.. for which yt ik, fruits, &e., five minutes’ walk from depot. est cash price is paid, or sen ital to by 100, 50c, per foo! —} . Ta} . Cine ter swe pa jeoeae | moteur TA SNA TOL Tiiatwn, | Usb tis, e800, “eon ehh raid Syeate at | Ars re” MORUMENA!" Box Wa TED-GOOD HARNESS MAKERS; STEADY ANTED- HORSES TO PASTURE AT @5 PER | 2d sf,, bet. Cand D, with ahouse that reuts for 812.50 | PyERBERT HOU iE, LAUREL, MD. TWENTA- the year around.” Apply to’ GONBAD month, grain feed extra: personal attention. onth, lot 63 by 105, price GUec, per foot, five 1 an Washington, three minutes S$ ry. 1945 Penna soe, at Order 4 Pri 6 stable, St ou, ae farm, 7th-st. Joz2-3t CAC PARKER, 434 and Baw. ia: sp *my25-1ms” it CHOICE LOT ON MERIDIAN bi WASTED-IOUSEHOLD AND OFFIcK FUR- iture of every description. Also Store Fixtures and Stocks of Merchandisc. Address, CARLTON. 630 at, uw. my24-1m AT hill, near 14th st. cars, 560x150 feet; also lot on Whitney ave, near 14th’ st.; price $1,500. J. R. HERTFORD, 1419 G st. OR SAL VERY Di th and C sts. n.e.. about Place to build @ row of houses. it LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 920 F st. tans, we lipve an attractive place donning. Every advautage of riding and driving; two houre Address “THE MALE ACAD- required. A; mehces Deliing. = . W5ANLEDTA GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE- worl Tekoma Park; the highest wages Apply to LEWIS & HEATON, 629 # st. nw. Jo24-d pply McCARTHY & country sud town, iin Foy on the V EMY,” Culpoper, Va, LAke view FARM CAN ACCOMM IRABLE LOT CORNER a 100x100; tal TED—TRY SCRIBNER. sine ings "ATE MORE boarders, having several large rooms hot occupied ; SB 9 F ot. nw. Je2d- c ; 2 e Station, Metropol WANIED-ONE BLACKSMITH, ONE HOKSE- | goce further than Hogs Lard. "Fr sale on'y in the Branch ian OK; sceyummodatione ales forhuorees shoer, one Wheelwright: none’ but No. Lhands | Center Market at stalls 328,529, 33 audcarrincos, Address Mis. N. 3. WAGNER, hock need apply. Cor. 41g and AL sts... rut? | wisle. Open daily. WM. C.SCRIBNER my9-6m ville, Montgomery County, Ma. del -6r ANTED_LADY CANVASSERS : GOOD INCOME, ANTED—GOOD SECOND-HAND CLOTHING, ; e PABONIAN SPRING V Apply MERCURY OFFICE, 938 ¥ st., Room 7. id and silver, ere s3 “iiivess We T DS Viton, “revolvers, cid gel ent casly prices’ will Loan Onice, 201 Peau ave.. comser 24st b. we eS 20-10 Wantepiwe WANT A FIRST-CLASS = ANTED—6 OR 8 SINGLE OR MARKIED LA- To: W aisc stthout children or wontleanan, veattote at % ADVER- E OURE Lisiny Solicitor; good imcome. Al WWANTED-STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND 9t., bet. 17th and 18th sts, 2JigxGor OFFICE, 038 ¥ st, oom 7. ‘aad Witteorstioe Works; Feathers Henovated, Mat. Set ber dh ane oth ste nw eeesth 4 piles froin Berryville food water, Sc, Address ag 7D_ WOMEN GOORA AiO" resses ver, furniture Steamed, and Moths S. 6x13 x, . Clarke, Co., Vi W AXTEDWOMEN cooks Stroyed, FH YOUNGS,1405 Puav-Lelephone L008 |X ff: Ave B wo.05.6x136 5) BL EnLAn, Becsyviiie. Clarke, Go, Va, riiaids, nurses ad Lsundresies, 1-7 iat et., bet. It and Boundary, 121x81, :p-0LD BROOkS WARE Nost., bet. 14th and 13th. 2 taxa : ME DOLD BROOKS —MANSIO! SAML MBE, 92 D 3 SatrbecN tees xO Ns. ).C. “25s miles from city ; altitude 204 WANSTED—A COOK, WHITE OR COLORED, TO Kst\, bet, Ww. 30-10 xav.8336, | #54. cool house; large, fresh rooms; Sine _— go to the country for the summer. Call at’ 328 = Vst.'n, E ts., 2OXYO. on a pam Cst nw. Jer74-3t' RENT—FURNISHED—CHEERFUL SIN Cor. 10th and W sts. n. w., 9 > LEN HOUSE, BENTLEY SPRINGS. NOTED “SATANTED—A MAN AD is WIE TO = mn, with good Table Board; references ex-] Lots ou Harvard st., Col. Heights, 350. for the curative ties of the water, lane W ANIED-4 MAN AND HIS WIFE TO GO SHO he 3 msege* | Square 547, all 5 Le gh distance from city to take charge of country 012 13h st nw. ale Hor em Bo tual oF sesunuitos, moderate, prices, Place. Call at 400 Pa aves gendezt 0 UNFURNISHED ROOMS OX | _jez2-6t" TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1307 Fat | Austee* ka Sle House, Benticy pring, Baltinn 1 ED —A YOUNG WHITE MAN IN A also one furnisbed room, suitable | = we _ WANTED | 4 YOUNG WiITE wi NA aan, oultals | aa restaurant to learn the buaihess ; ger ag 4 F $3 AM OK SALE—A BEAUTIFUL LOT ON COLUMBIA for ove or two genilemen; cars pass the road, Just west of 14th st. only 4 to work and come well recommended, own handwriting, '. Star office, ez: WVANTED-—A BAKER TO GO Wet @UMMEK BOARD ON NORTH HILL FARM—LO- Bt s cated near the Shenandoal river: water aud moun- beautiful location; healthy. Write for ug details and terms, JOR REN’ FURNISHED OR UNFUR ISHED Rooms, fo1 5 boar desired Ct > cnent ton 5 ju LL. APPLE, | tain scevery 6: carcular i t iB SALES ©. M. CaSTLEMAN, ret-class Laker on bi r ap topermunent tenant, Southern expo; " P, O. Castleman's Perry, Clarke County, Va &c.; must be good sober workman. Apply provements. 1115 Ket. nw. jeo2 Bt F° ARDWICK! son) ewe iit BROS., 929 D st. n.w. HH} .E NICE LAKGE \ . >) Lots xt this beautiful suburban o ATIONS FORK TWENTY BOARDERS ANTED—A WHITE GIRL AS CHAMBERMAID } X comtortabie Rooms, 24 floor also one on 3d floor; ey are on the highest ‘round, co St the De Laude farts 46 ile fiom Bardeen villa, manding ° uder farm, ule fru: ‘d's statio: und do general housework for a sinali family; no | fXcelleut location; southern exposure. Ap) y 34 | magnificent v: of surrounding country. Prices | Ser es i os a0. Misalthy esetion have on ~~~ children; references required; Get ferred, | Grant Place. 3e20-2w* __ | from $75 up, on installments of Soper mouth. ONLY | cid spring water, Private teas cared. tor, ey Call at 522 6th st. now. FOR BENT H07 TH ST. NW. DOUBLE PAR ete ayn a Hh, ey Pirwk; | $20 mouth. F.C. DkLANDER, Boyd's, Md. jel . a — lors; beautifully papered and furnish in d- ine Bo parts - canes iT §5EN—ONLY FIVE MINUTES” ANTED—A YOUNG LADY TO ACT AS BOO! 4 & GIBBS, Burche Bidg., 13th and F sts. “je22-3t' MTY BOARDERS TAKEN—ONL! WE2XTED-A XOUNG LADY TO ACT A some new house opposite Judicary Square: cool and a = — alk from the station ; new building; healthy loca : seushitel in summer; aleo other rooms; terme very | Fon SALE—ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE | tien phir ete nah a Tlodernte” addrese oi oe JOE, nd wares only | low. a corner Lots in Mount Pleasaut; fronting on three | ply te Mra. JAMES GANLEY. Boyd's’ Station, St cities, ¥e POR RENT — BEAUTIFUL SUMMER ROOMS, | Atrects. LOUIS F. SHOEMAIEK, ¥20 Pnw Je22 St | sane single or en suite, in private family; furnished: i JOR SALE—WOULD LIKE SE) PPE ‘ LAWN” SUMMER BOARDING HOUSE, ANTED_WOMEN FOR FANLADELEHTA AND | Ing ddaie cong heater whan cant mare snge | PORSALE NOULY LIke SE L.cb or Fake you | ©]f QCUSTEAWSS GUNMEN BOARDING HOUSE Kitclien hands; white youth In grocery, head wasters | een rewue aise .w., 80x12; suitable for stores, residence or a flat; | passed: very large lawn with an sbuu of nud careers Tob resecek, Sroonl’ tronke store. SUITE OR SINGLE, SOUTH | property in this vicinity is now selling for $4 and Address FRANK REPR, Boyd's, Md. jel]-lin Je22-6t4 Bi 10 9th st. n.w. veruinent reservation in front, | Per foot, aie URGUNDY HOUSE — OPEN FOR SUMMER WANTED-AT CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFIC Lora ee | eee 22h Est | Bitoardors: 2 miles fron Alexandria, ig mle from Wit. wamadteen ae ipinece mow ceed? ‘TED | FOE SALE-LOTS IX SOUTH BROOKLAND, ON mad; larwe house; fine roots; shad applications ior government positions E TE! i RENT—THREE DELIGHTFULLY SITUA ‘nfurnished Rooms on second floor: also oue Un- ed Room cn third floor: large closets children taken. 1114 10th st. n. Je2d-3 VOR RENT—AND BOARD—NICELY FURN ISHED road; Ee ands; trains met twice a day, BOKGUND' HOU SE, Alexandria, Va. mys-2m" the Baltimore and Ohio, at Jc. to 10c. per foot. n Eckington, at the teruuinus of the ietectric “road, 2340. to 10e. per foot. Guat Stee ad we ie ED cooks and waiters for Valley View Springs, Ba biker W4NTED-RELIABLE BOY 17 TO 18 YEARS of age to } with 10 JIGHT BOARDERS WANTEDINO (CHILDREN under 15 years of age taken ; is ; eoukenys keane teh ee one mile ountaly scenery, lane rooms, learn the drug business, D E ‘HOS, G. HENSEY & of Charlot i ‘and U jiy of Virginia, four references at 1228 F st. 2 Poor idee 4e13-c06t 1300 F street oe ieee Webi ign ia dally trai, Adresa “\WWANTED—A STRONG, EXPERIENCED WoMAN | = ENT —GD0L> PLEASANT Onus Ex | FQOR SALES Lox 204, Charlottesville, Va. ___ my S1-lan to go 2 miles into the country to nurse child four. | WOR, RENT OO0l, PLEASANT ROOMS, EN | HVE AT Tots in aquare 186, adjoining the rest- YOMPORT RETREAT, POPULAR RESORT IN Seem inonthe! gldand sssies in chamberwork: reler- | tour or hve roses for bousbespine’’ Sooeeee Wate, | dence of the late W. W, Corcoran, isouting om sCee- | COQMEORT, BUTE yiand, near Harper's Ferry, bome ences required ; Wages $12 per mouth, Addr brink’ padi ping. * | necticut avenue” apd on I st. north and near “Lafayette ts and country advaltages: uubexoelled, W. “a 1, Star omice, 2z-3t ENTCSEVENAL SOUTH FROsE AND panare” aud "Farragut square” gud being subdivision Keep Tryst, Washington county, ANTED—AT ONCE, A GOOD GERMAN GIRL 4 | iW. scoran's subiivicion’ of egeunce LOG, ha Sees ore Wits goncral housework Ss fumily of three; no | tc mloating spams: farniebed or eatecpichess BN, .W, Contorai’s subivision of square 156, in AT, OAKLANDS,” GAY. washing aud ironing, A Box 558, City Post. | Best recond s —— — uy ae ke Y 8. V. rail awost Office, seze-gte | 2 oa aa. EEE ae CHARLES M. MATTHEWS, id healtntul section of Viresuia. Abundance J ANTED—HAVE LUCRATIVE POSITIONS FOR m8, 2 ‘turnisiied; also 2 Trustees of the Estate of W. W- Corcoran, byring.” ‘For particulars adress wW 9 nen to work for Fennaylyauia live stock fauitast omns. Sestdee ate teak Sot0-3m. ns Ses av. ane, DS | ae ee my2o-Lm surauce company. Apply at ouce to E : rh aT 70 SALE—BROOKLAND AND SOUTH BROOK- ——— e -D. (OK RENT — LADY LIVING ALONE HAS TWO D AND | 0 = HALDEMA M.D. EAS Boe Sees S pabt levine 26-foor Boome: all | pom ee ee in these sub- divisions at from 4 to 1¥ cents jmnoderu conveniences; on line of H-st, cars; per square foot. Call ens Parties, Address BUSINESS CHANCES. _ ANTED — DUNDORE’S EMPLOYMENT BU- cheap to quiet at gnce and make your choice, These are the cheapest = a —————— reau, conducted by ladies, men and women, | office, for the elect nad ere, Of, Columbia, sopreueut | TNE NORTON SYSTEM OF NAVAL OONWTRUO- Pinte aod colored, for ltkinds of domstiolabon, fot | Soi pea aCACER RFSORT_—COOL, PLEAS: | BATCHELDER, 1215 "D'Sqn? Eatrect from boat avert hen District and states, with references, 717 Mt. Bw. bn TUM MER BESORT—OOOL. PLEAS. | BATU! b 12 -| “+ * *" “The discovery of Capt. Norton i _ dell-lin’ x OTS IN rea ouent or olutionize SCAN ACTIVE MAN, LOCATED OUT: | MtteTed beds: also others; all new; ‘good location; | WOR Sa’ o : MT. the greatest moment. eat will not only revolutionl ANTED—AN ACTIVE MAN, LOOATED OUT- | comforts of home or club life. GO9 E st. b.w., near 7th, ant, #90 and $700 each. J. K. HERTFORD, suuritinne construction, but it practically renders yes, W side large cities, salary $100 per mouth, to repre- at myZs- lu Fleming Building, 1419 G st___ | sels of all sizes unsinkable aud uncapsizable. = Lae = ——— | “Plans and estimates furnished for all classes of coated BURT? Apity aw old house, Meferences | 07 RENT-THREE UNFURNISHED OOM RR SALE-LOTS IN WAGGAMAN AND RI- | plate "Yachts Vilot Beats cad temeee Veen oe Spent SURE MPG. HOURE, Tock Box 1610, | Ol mslnied Gat Doe ie tet ee | Lae ee the city of Washington, formerly | or two small Cruising Yachts for charter by the day on -¥. __es-matutw” f 20381 ¢* | called Woudley Park. ‘Ilis property imsituate at the | So" 2,000 PER UE ad terminus of Connecticut ave. extended, aud aajomns XORTOX ©0., ranch office in your locality ; busi- Faigle de ogg oy oe Bi a Kalorama Eiatgbta, the neg Sates em the park ave, | _1e° 18 Broad «sy, New York. aoe - - ° 4 my at yy} yj aa = poll teva nal aeles ues conan’ a back yard; hot or cold bath on second floor, 11°22 Guh | trie road will be boumtructel, « charter heem airendy 20) SHARES AMERICAN TELEPHONE, Vussiig or peddling; 4 rare opportunity. J. 2. SHEP- | St. 2. Ww. been obtained from Congress. ci¥l prices to peo ata ; owner leaving city; tnust eel. D, 25 and 27 W. Sth st., Cincinnati, Ohio, “‘my24 PRANK Hl. PELOCZE, a ie ee ee Speci JOH RENT—LANGE COOL PARLORS; ALSO Si ple of prominence who will build fine houses. ; - : 1513 F et. mi seen ne ithe 8 uth windows; cou-| Call ior plat; also in of cheap property. _2e25-3t __ 1313 F st venlent to three lines cafes terius tooderetes transient ete d80. FWAGGAMAN, | | Joon SALE AND PROVISION WANTED—SITUATIONS. ests oda 21 set _ | _my10-3m (oo Lach tore: cheap for cash. "Apply at 128 F st. aw. WWANTED—a SITUATION BY a SCOTCHMAN rst floor, feeling Gort eee) OF GROUND: = rar pe Wi barge of a gentleman's place in the coun- , delightfal for uma New Hampshire ave, 26th and H ste... will make | JWR SALE—MILK ROU ’ can produce unexceptionable reicrences to char. — = —~ | twelve or more lots of not less than 15 feet frontage. food. ty iat July, SN. SCOLT. 210 oth Slérandabilny, Address A BOs Biss oBiee Je FOUR DELIGHTFUL FURNISHED | ““ayi6 FRANK B. CONGER, 1415 ¥ st given by y. INO. ee ES ED—GO TO DIGKE AGENCY FOU G Circles, Owuce and occupant bas ito uae for thea Por sae — | ee ANTED—GO TO DICK’ aN Pont Circle. Owner and occupant has no use for therm “ OR SALE— Housemaids, Waitress, Nurses, Laundress, Cuach- | and will rent them cheap to desii + THAT SPLENDID LOT at RGAIN. wy Butlers, Welters aud general Rousework, GID 4th | dees hee Gy tovtheast corer New Hampshire ave.and Ret. at K enmat paneat 'w. Also European Steamship agent. Je25-at" VEANK BD. GOODS AND CHATTELS OF BOARDING-HOUSR Parties who are desirous of a furnished house, spleu- ail located iu ceutral part of ety, will do well wo seo fered for sale at such a Giscount thet any party de- fe lor - Sirius & good investment ‘will do well to close a bar = = __ | 83 per foot, i . SE a = NT—FUNISHED-TWO LARGE com- | ©2315" 14s Fat. Wess eee ENPECTABLE COLORED manic: tung Booine. cool, well lighted: very moder- sa ufeTs ince to travel, either to walt ona lady or in id required: oe ‘M st. good references." A M. M,, Star of fe mt ate rent; references given and regi aw. ; LOST AND FOUND. Wi ED—BY EXPERIENCED MIDDLE-A hidy, position to keep house for widower oF us: eatin JORRENT—ON SECOND FLOOR, TWO PLEASANT F ith bath; board Communicating with private bat ST, TINTED WATCH SEAL WITH | ##in now. jso furnished in house. 1011 M st. n. cr Fed OO ED NATCe oe 3x on the | ,1Be house te pe ring st present over #40 per month Suesnd companion for lady: best reference. ei is FRO: ROOM, 2D othe Sa reward if Se : SLARB Pumityre sed ouly aix months aT Fi cc -window ND-A LARGE BLACK NEW1 < ply : ANTED—BY A RES YOUNG COL- : ‘suitable for office: two | F'yyp with collar and chai om Owner cau have W. H. HOUGHTON & CO,, ored man, wily going away, or | in room, with board. bh st. mw. joz2-Se* yy proving property and paying charges. * Ay} je25-3t 1218 and 1220 Pet.nw. I Ll or address 447 8 st. L. = ghd ote df pogey rt 220 Ps VOR RENT—817 15’ unfurni ANTED—BY ARE! TABLE WHITE Wi tnan a place a& Housekeeper, ‘Address H. M., Star ot —A SITUATION BY AN EXPERIENCE! st, Lest of references, Address GIAD- \ BF GlLStare, Bartheuwareand Dusinems, cheap, C. ROBEKTS. 703 435 st. 8. w Jel JOR SALE—COKNER GROCERY, DOING GOOD Benne ophenaia stat ihqucrs :@ood dwelling and stable. Beut ow. A KOM. kK, Star oftice. : at yevd-ae* OR SALE—TWO GOOD MILK ROUTES, ABOUT 75 daily; teams aud all complete. ean for welling. Adarons Box 77 , Star ofiee, BA St* TTENTION OST—JUNE 25. 1889, LARGE RLACK AND TAN Goliis Puy, 6 mouths oid toward if retampad ee 1139 9th st. n.w.; auswers to name of Lion, Jezo-20" J 0st—N THE ELINGLE ROAD, SATURDAY Lote, SEEEENE Bosh, corcaat turpis will, be re- pronet ‘Ok SALE—A SMALL STOCK OF TINWARE, Bost of references Notions, to close out je: te 508 STH ST. N. W. OPP. PENSION office, neatly furnished parlor and one communi- nig room back, With front and bck porches; other furnished rooms on 4th floor; back room on 24. J: ‘TIN THE NORTH A mus on 2d floor. suitable for light house- eeping, to family without children; summer 16uy 13th s! Jed-1im FOR_RENT—STORES. wal eeper or any clerical situatio idresss ““ii,"" Star office. — qt GIRL, WHO FU Situation as chambermaid es. Apply at house of prow to jONDAY NIGHT, A WHITE ENAMELED Pansy P u; cold back; either in Nati theater, Pennsylvania ave. or 7th ‘st. cars. Suitable reward if returned to 92734 New Jersey ave, at* OST-RED IKIoH SETTER BITCH, WHITE feet, breast, tip of tail and sinall white star on fore- A respousible party, of pure naj Dame. ity. Finder return ner and loan same'to 1401 Mash ave :iiberelly yowarden “Ltt Sele peas L ~ well, man reference as to re REWARD— SATURDA’ ili take in a Duck Houn ‘undoubted character i or. Yli Tt. 7 3 'ED—BY RESPECTABLE COLORED MAN, o4 #8 driver, hostler or as general help around house or stable; fully experienced in care of i references, At HOSTLEK, i W. ANTED — A PLACE IN PRIVATE FAMILY AS: couchiman or Waiter, or to work about the ho can fw reterences. 1251 Madison st. ANTED—BY A WELL-RECOMMENDED GER- wan girl, # Situation in a small private family as vusekeeper. ‘Address P. H., Star office, jez V D— AT Hi CARTERS — POSITIONS tor couks, chamber waitress, laundress and nurses, seumstress, Men waiters, couks, coachwen, butlers, SAM’L A. COOMBE, 026 F st. n-w. Jezd-ae* ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED ABO! 15, a small, yellow female Weight, 1 year Old, Return to 1611 H st. nw. Yost WHITE SHAWL, FROM EAST CAPITOL treet car, 4th street to Baltimore and Olio depot ct tA Ge COPELAND, 409 11th st. nw. I OST SUNDAY MORNING, GOING FROM 1200 K hb of the Holy C1 Ce Sathee st. to Churel aaa. Reward if Lorex SUNDAY EVENING, ¢ a suall Silver Watch marked “ash 3 juder will please 0 Puck, 1513 5th st receive reward. N ‘CRE AND DWELLING ON IM- + Disney thoroashtere for millinery. con- ; ist, tailor oF of business: newfent #40. Keyuadjotuing. Jelssa FQOR RENT — STOR! (LASS ~ SHOW- Cindoee BO fuse tose near F st, being TER) Ez #t, near corner Pean, ave, and 13th st. BW, C.'BECKER, 1345 Pennsylvania ave, FOR RENT--STABLES. VOR RENT-SFLENDID, STABLE IN ALLEY bet. M. aud N, 6th and 7th sta, n. w.. sian BR s carriage ron, 812. ‘L. L. APPLE, 622 F st REAR 4 OTH ST. ts for two boraee a JOR RENT commodations Fe 10 per mouth, tains four stall ua ils Jen! FoR porta fectione: aw. | 1211 Gsi id trade in ‘above pum- ie Ree _ CULLINANE, 800 Oth st. aw. BOARDING. XCHLLENT, BOARD AND PLEASANT KOOMS gentlemen, at per 52. | ea unoessat pet week Seb? B ARD IN NEW YORK—VISITORS TO THIS dey cath eligant accommodations at reasona- rath 18 and 20 West 32d at, ANTED—BOARDERS, WE CAN ACCOMMO- ria scnetians te Sareea gt Sireoitncs u Goo Gsenwe pu CooL, ‘WITH ; Table rier he | W ANTED-HOUSEKEE: ERS, “ATTENTIO! harge. Cocke furnished” Ay ‘tions for = ieut porstions prevured at “Chia PeteniagE Nee OFFICE, Excursion tickets sold. 711 G n.w. je15-1: praesent WANTED--HOUSES. ‘TED—YOR A PI iT TENANT, r o ate. B. w., l= HOUSE, WI" red, ow helgs teiiorti ot city oF property. TYLEn & RUYEERPORD: 1303 fae ager Pa eee ‘O8T—A LARGE, BLACK NEW . a iith st. ow. PERSONAL _- ¥ EV: