Evening Star Newspaper, June 27, 1889, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, PERSONAL & MENTION. inia. " W. P. Metcalf, of Washington, and F. C, Sessions, of Columbus, Ohio, left Parison the ¥2th instant, and were registered in Madrid on the 14th, they were en route on an extended pean tour. odore W. H. Shock, U.S. navy, will lear urday, 29th instant, with his family and = Lie Edmonston and Miss Gertrude Bote- sr as questa, to spend the summer months at bi cottage at Rehoboth Beach, Del. Mr. and Mrs. Leon D. Geneste have returned from their wedding trip and will receive their friends at their home, 224 5th street southeast, port Garrett, ex-president of the Baltimore g ietly at Atlantic istrict Passenger Cor R and Ohiorailroad, is resting City. He is accompanied by Agent C. N, MacKenzie. Secretary Tracy has sold his honse in Brook- lyn for about $30,000. It is announced that the family will go to the farm at Owego for the gama anf thet the general will spend most of the season in this city, giving his days to the work of the Navy department and sleeping at night in rooms in the Country club on the hills outside of the city. In October the family will move to the residence which they have pur- chased here. innocence DISTRICT GOVERNMENT. THE ANALOSTAN CLUB HOUSE. ‘The Commissioners have furnished the Ana- Jostan boat club with a statement showing the amounts claimed to be due from the club to the District as rent. The ground was rented a7 25, 1847, they say, at an annual rental of $50, and this has never been paid. There is also claimed as due the personal tax for 1851, amounting to $79.38, and for 1889 $31. THE PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE CONTRACT. The Commissioners have notified Mr. H. L. Cranford that they have decided to let their advertisement for bids for the resurfacing of Pennsylvania avenue stand, and if he desires to put in a bid they will not consider that he waives any rights he may have under his exist- ing contract, VITAL STATISTICS, The report of Health Officer Townshend for the week ending June 22, shows: Number of | dea 2; white, 65; colored, 57. Death-rate 000 per annum: white, 22.53; colored, | Total population, 28.19. Sixty-eight | under five years of age, fifty-five were | one year old, fourteen over sixty years, | and sixteen of the deathw occurred in hospitals and public institutions. The | deaths by classes were as follows: Zymo- | ‘onstitutional, 15: local, 44; develop- 14; violence, 2. The principal causes h were: Consumption, 11; diarrheal, oid fever, 2; malarial fever, 1; scarlet 2; pneumonia, 2; congestion of the | lungs, 1; bronchitis, 1; measles, 1; puerperal diseases, 3; whooping cough, 1; diphtheria, 2. | Births reported: 30 white males, 19 white fe- males; 16 colored males, 21 colored females. Marriages reported: 23 white, 6 colored. MISCELLANEOUS. The Commissioners have purchased from Sarauel 8. Heury, for $2,500, lot 3, square 845, for the use of the fifth precinct. oe The Commissioners, acting upon an opinion from their attorney. have notified the White heirs that they do not consider they have any claim for damages in land taken for the widen- ing of 7th-street road. —— Montgomery County News. Oorrespondeuce of Tax EvEextnc Stan. Rockvitie, June 26, 1889, The next meeting of the teachers’ associa- tion of this county will take place on the 5th of July, when the subject of the best way to teach reading will be discussed by the teachers. A recitation will be given by Miss Mollie Green and a declamation by Mr. Andrew Small. A large attendance is expected. The Fourth of Jaly will be celebrated in the grove adjoining the Baptist church at Ger town by a musical entertainment and festival, an oration and musie by the Germantown brass band. iblie installation of officers and pe] wit be given ty Gromalin Lodge, K. of P., at Great Falls on the 1*th of July. Some days ago a huge carp was found dena | in Broad run, # small stream in the vicinity of Edwards’ Ferry, which was3 feet in length and would weigh between 30 and 40 pounds. It is supposed to have reached the small stream during the late flood in the Potomac. Benj. Murray, colored, of Potomac district, | has been lodged im jail here charged with a murderous attack on Dr. Kempster near the gold mines, in that district, some days ago. Miss Agnes J. Matlack left here this eveni for Youngstown, Ohio. Mra. Susie Fowler and | her mother, Mrs. Beaton, of Washington, are enjoying the country air in the vicinity of | Poolesville. During the past few days a liberal sum of mouey has been subscribed by the citizens of this place to aid the corporate authorities in | having the town properly lighted. This action has become necessary on account of the cur- tailment of the usual sum levied by the county comiissioners for the use of the town, because at decision of the court of appeals, noticed in Tue Sran, that incorpor- wns had the right to any portion of the x collected within the limits of the 4. This subscription shows that the people of the town are determined that the | unprecedented progress of the town shall not be retarted by Ew Tochutealities ‘The usual inflax of sammer boarders in this section of the county has been greatly retarded this season by the long wet and cool spell of Weather. but during this week a large number have arrived. AM THE cou RTS. gna Tenst.—Judyes Hagner, Montgorery and Bradley. Yesterday. Baden agt. McKinney; decree be- low reversed: opinion by Judge Montgomery. Gibbons agt. Duly; deereee granting prayer of bill; opinion by Judge Montgomery. Woods agt. Dickinson; decree below affirmed; opinion by Judge Hagner. Williams agt. Luckett; judgment below affirmed: opinion by Judge | jagner. Andrews agt. Hunt; decree below | affirmed, with costs on complainant; — by Judge Hagner. United States agt. ber; argued and submitted. Webster agt. Balti- more end Potomac railread peg judg- | ment below affirmed. Brown sgt. Al 5 are gued and submitted. Eqerry Covat—July James, Yesterday, in re C. C. McKinney; committee authorized to pay debts. Hillis agt. MeNa- mara; sale ratified nisi. Brown Brown; rule on defendant. Mulcahy agt. ike; fant defendants ordered into court. Voss Fuller; sale ratified uisi and reference to au tor. Caotvat Covrt—Judge Bradley. terday, Frank Decker, alias Isaiah Decker, y from: person; plea of not guilty. Fred- ey, Mmausiaughter; plea of not | Samuel N. Jenkinson, false pretenses; lea of not £ uilty; recognizance in $100 taken. } dward Boland, grand larceny; plea of not } Andrew Jackson, housebreaking; plea Chas. Foley, assault with intent to of not guilty. Andrew Henning, housebreaking; plea of not guilty. Wm. S Harding, assault with intent to kill; plea of not guilty. Propate reper ig ol iy om Yesterday, estate of 8. E. Dolbear; bond com- pleted. Estate of Henry McGran; will fall roven. Estate of Hattie B. Glasscock; wil led. Estate of Rosa O’Brien; will filed.’ Es- tate of John Brown; petition of Sarah Brown for additional bond ‘by executor. Estate of T. M. Hanson; will fully proven. Estate of Marie 8. Flippin: will proven. Estate of T. H. Pat- terson; inventory, $19.342.50 in personal estate, and $5,342.24 in money, filed. Estate of Martha B. Briggs; exemplitied copy of will from Massachusetts filed. Poricz Covut—Judge Miller. Yesterday, Wm. Herbert, colored, v; bond» or 10 days, James Minor, colored. reek: | “eet Jess driving; $2 or 7 days. Jane Gannon, hab- itual drunk: bonds or 9 days. Joseph Kelly, disorderly conduct; personal bonda, James Conover, vagranc’ son. vagrancy; ys. Sailer. do; bonds or 60 days. Moses Wormley, profanity; #5 or 15 days. Annie Wallace, v> | would not row against the senior four of the | Ariel club of Baltimore, and would allow that THE PAaTaPrsco REGATTA. Oarsmen Make a Good Showing. The regatta of the Patapsco navy, which took place yesterday, was by far the most successfu Baltimore has ever had. Fully ten thousand persons witnessed the races and cheered them- selves hoarse urging their favorites to victory. The course of the races was a mile and a half long, beginning in the middle branch of the Patapsco, near the old glass house, and finish- ing a short distance from the Anne Arundel shore. The races were schedule d to commence at 5:30, but there was an unavoidable delay, and it was past 4 o'clock when one of the large Baltimore and Ohio railroad barges, loaded with amixed cargo of delicate racing shells and men of brain and muscle, came down toward the starting point in tow of a tug-boat. THE SENIOR FOURS. The referees’ tug whistled for the contestants in the first race, and the senior four-oared shells of the Columbias, of this city, and the Ariels, of Baltimore, took their positions. The Colum- bia crew, of Washington, consisted of L T. Reed, bow; L. L. Harban, 2; H. T. Miller, 3; F. A. Nute. stroke; and_the ‘Ariels, of Baiti- more—R. Meyer, bow; W. H. Kanker, 2; J. H. MeClellan, 3, and E. A. Slack, stroke. The start was made at 4:20, the Ariels having the advantage. It was nip and tuck for some time, when the Columbias’ unfamiliarity with the course began to tell and they steered far out of their way, while the Ariels kept steadily along and won in 10:46, Columbia's time 11:09. JUNIOR SINGLES, Considerable interest was manifested in the next event, the janior single scull race. The starters were G. M. Munks, Ariel, Baltimore; P. E. Huneker, Iona, wie and H. W. Meude, Vesper, Philadelphia. Huneker took the lead at the start and was never headed. Time, 11:32 4-5, JUNIOR FOURS. The next event, the juntor four-oared shell, was the most exciting of the day. The prize is a handsome solid silver cup, and has to be won three times before becoming any one’s property. The starters were the Columbia, of Washington, A. T. Stoutenbourgh, bow; L. Shoemaker, 2; R. D. Simms, 3; J. J. O" ‘Connell, stroke; the Ariel. of Baltimore, B. Vansant, jr., bow; A. D. Mausfield, 2; 8. H. Shriver, 3; J. A. Renwick, roke, and the Neptune, of Baltimore, A. fontell, bow; ambleton, 2; J. P. Sadter, R Baden, stroke. ‘The start was a good one, the Neptunes forg- ing ahead, closely followed by the Ariels and Columbias. Here again the lack of knowledge of the course told against the Columb they si Ariels struck a bee line and finished first, six lengths ahead of Columbias, who were nine lengths ahead of Neptune. Time, 10:34 SENIOR SINGLES, The next race was for senior singles, The starters were H. Zuringer, Nonpariel, New York; E. W. Johnston, Columbia, Washington; F. R. Baltz, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia; E. H. Pat- terson, Atlanta, New York, and J. Y. Parke, Vesper, Philadelphia, ‘The’ start was @ goad one, and it looked as if an exciting race would ensue, Parke fouled a buoy and droppod out, Zuringer and Baltz made a desperate struggle for first place, but Zuringer’s lead was main- tained, and he finished first by half a length in 11.0634. FOUR-OARED Gras, The starters in the last race (four-oared gigs) were the Virginia, of Richmond; G. B. Pe- gram, bow; A. 8. Petticolas, 2; F. W. Broad- nax, 3; D. Edmond, stroke; W. F. Tinsle; coxswain; the Columbia senior four, W: ington, with Gibson, coxswain, and the Ariel senior four, of Baltimore, A. Muncks, coxswain, ‘The Virginias had all fresh men. After an ex- citing race the Virginias won in 9:56, Colum- bias second, 9:56!;. The trophies were pre- jing at the Carrollton hotel. onsidered the crewsfrom Wash- ington did well. They had never been over the course, and to this more than to anything else | may be attributed their defeat. THE COLUMBIA SENIOR FOUR, Before the Columbia crews left for Baltimore it was understood by the senior four that they club to have a walk over. Such was the situa- tion of Capt. Gibson, who argued that the gig race was of more importance, and in order thai the senior four would not have it row tw, races, he proposed to enter the crew in the gig race only. Thus in the gig race the crew would meet the Richmonds in an equal boat- ing and not be handicapped by tt cxatens and fatigue of a previons race. Capt. Gibson's idea met with the approval of the crew, but some members of the Columbia club had a little too much faith in their crew and strongly ad- vised Capt. Gibson to row the senior race. This Capt. Gibson refused to do unless the Ariels consented to row the gig race first, but the Ariels declined to do this. Nothing was then left to be done but to row the two races, The crew materially feel disheartened over the result, yet firmly believe that had they not rowed in the shell race they would have been winners in the gig. Dr. Lee Harban isa little undecided as to keeping his seat in the gig for the regatta at Philadelphia on July 4, but his friends will endeavor to persuade him to stick to the sweep until after the 4th at any rate. ——>__+ Elections of Officers. Harmony lodge, No. 21, K. of P., last night held its semi-annual election of officers, which resulted as follows: P. C.—John E. Oliver; C. Louis Gic inner er guar —Clarence E. Curtis; onter gu: ho}as Raynor. Rechabite tents — elected officers as fol- R., P. B. Jones; C.R., R. H. ag oa Matchett; 8,’ J. B. Blair L. Cook; F, 8, Wm. R. » N. *Sanchs a. E. Walters; C., A. F. Goshorn; LG, Jas. Reagan; 0. G, J.B. Alt man. Salem—S., A. Caldwell; C. R., Chas. Sander- son; D. R., Jas. R. iM; R oY . §., Jas. E. Minno: » Wm. M. Ki G., Wm. J. Webb; 0. G. w. Cordell; ie W. L. Poates; fev. Geo, Bowman, Anacosti J.B. Redd; ©, R., 8. R. Mun- dell; D. R., — Bladen; RS, Geo. W. Shoe- maker: F.8., J 3L., Jos, Brownii L At ol . 4 aes "O. ‘s, Jos, King; T., ‘olson. ‘apital City Council, No. 1, Royal Templars of Temperance, last night elected officers as follows: Select councillor, T. G. Lewis; vice, J. 8. Gourlay; chaplain, L.'M. Chase; recordin; secretary, Mrs. L. 8. Gourlay; financial secre- tary. J. T. Boulton; treasurer, N. J. Hillman; herald, J. A. Carpenter; guard, James E. Frost; ser ntinel. J. H. Crandall; ‘past ‘councillor, Mrs, . Perry. ‘At a meeting of District lodge No. 124, I. 0. S. B., the following officers were elected for the ensuing term: President, 8. Schragenheim; vice-president, 8. J. Glasier; treas M. Bar outside ‘m M. caked a see ‘Weapon. Thos. O'Connor, a resident of what is called ‘Poundtown,” near 22d and B streets, was in the Police Court this morning, charged with disorderly conduct and carrying concealed weapons, He was under the influence of liquor at the time ope had in his ‘ket a slungshot stone tied in. the end of a thet law. Th weapon in =e —_ dangerous one to carry. victim a opportanity running away. The PaBme. penalty, ‘soe ninety was ‘imposed. Marerace Licenses.— Marriage licenses have been issued by the clerk of the court to Lyman Chslkley, of ” Taxiagion, Va., and Decha Breckenridge; wey, a A. Wilson: grancy; bonds or 60 days. Maggie Hamilt Sretanity; personal bonds. os b consul at Balt Baitimo more, in the name of a presented to Capt. hhthood of the Ord Order of Douneb o “Es =m ‘The management of the a stopped for bave while at least manu- facturing their own car wheels. Heretofore their works in Baltimore have turned out some pathos 1 Veaderiver ban rei Cscnror gk deli rmgee FREDERICK CITY AND COUNTY. Miss Irone Best is visiti visiting friends ia Vir- | Some Exciting Contests—The Columbia Commencement Notes—Horse-Breeders’ Assoclation—Personal News, &c. Correspondence of Tax Evesixe Stan. Frepenicx, Mp., June 26, The forty-second annual commencement ex- ercises of the Academy of the Visitation, B. V. M., this city, took place yesterday, The annual exhibition of art work by the pupils, which al- ways precedes the commencement exercises, closed Monday evening. The only prize of- fered in this department, a handsome water- color, entitled “Regrets,” was awarded to Miss Mollie Murphy, one of the graduates. In the audience at the commencement were many visitors from Washington, Baltimore, Virginia, West Virginia, Delaware, and this city and county. The District of Columbia pupils pres- ent were Misses Louise Benner, Mary V. Carr, leanor M. Clements, lrene F. Entwistle, Ce- celia M. Hanlon, Mary Harvey, Mary Th casey "ae dagen inst nde = e o was finely rendere The yn i armgeon Bae i i. by, of West j mand ier ites cithatine Wording ington, of nd, receive me for the completion of the en‘ tire fn lish course. Miss Murphy also received a cee for history and literature and Miss Worthington was awarded one for rhetoric. The me for pro- ficiency in Christian and arithmetic were awarded, respectively, vat? Miss Helena Schoch, of Virginia, and Miss Regina Eisen- hauer, of Frederick. Those | pupils included in the roll of honor were Misoeo Mary M. Murphy, Catharine hel gh eae Irene Entwistle, Gene- vieve Boland, Florence Gaither, Mary Fitz- simmons, Julia Doulan, Louise Hunter, Regina Fleshman, Helena B, Schock. A large number of handsome premiums were also awarded to pupils in the various departments. OTHER COMMENCEMENTS. Hon. Milton G. Hines, of Frederick, yester- day attended the commencement exercises of Dickinson college, at Carlisle, Pa. His son, Hammond, delivered an address on the “Spoils system.” At St. John’s college, Annapolis, Saturday, prizes in the athletic sports were won by John Ritchie, of Frederick, and Osborne J. Yellott, a nephew of Col. Charles EF. Trail, of this city. At the annual commencement ex- ercises of Mt, St. Mary's college, at Emmits- burg, this county, to-day, his eminence, Car- dinal Gibbons, preside: A large party of Fredericktonians attended. St. John’s liter- ary institute here held interesting closing ex- ercises last night, Rev. Father O'Kane, of the Novitiate, delivered an address, and prizes were given for L perser olarship. Jesse Ramsburg. of Frederick, took part in the Philokalian society celebration at St. John's college, Annapolis, th Helfenstein, of Frederick, is amo uates of the University of Virginia, James Ad- dison Ingle, of Frederick, is a student there and is a candidate for deacon's orders. Mr. Arthur Trail, of Frederick, will graduate this week at Harvard. Charles Ely, of Frederick, is at Yale college, preparing to graduate, THE HORSE-BREEDERS’ ASSOCIATION, Col, L. V. Baughman and Mr. Oarlos M. De Garmendia, of Frederick, have been elected directors of the Horse-Breeders’ Association of Maryland and the District of Columbia, the ob- jecte of which are to produce in Maryland and the District an animal for road and track pur- Es of superior characteristics, &c. Both ir. De Garmendia and Mr. John White, of this county, have entered a number of horses for the first race meeting of the association, which will be held in connection with the state cultural and mechanical association, at | Bitico, September 9 to 14. VICTIMS OF ILLNESS AND ACCIDENTS, John Shaff, a prominent citizen of Jefferson, this county, was stricken with paralysis yester- day and is critically ill. He is eighty-five years old. Peter Kimmel, an aged and well-known resident of Emmitsburg, this county, was stricken with paralysis a few days ago while in church, Wm. Hardman, of Emmitsburg, while at work in a saw-mill there a few days ago, had his face mashed in by the end of a falling | slab, John Lebour, also of Emmitsburg, had one of his legs broken by a falling rail while at work on the railroad Saturday. At the same place this week Raymond Taney, a son of Edward 8, Taney, esq., had a leg severely lacerated by fe froma tree. Horatio Bentz, a respected ident\of Frederick, has been stricken with paralysis.) Leo Wineberg, a small boy of Fred- erick, swillowed a tin whistle yesterday and narrowly escaped death, : PERSONAL MENTION. Mr. J. Roger McSherry, of Frederick, who passed a very creditable and successful exami- nation for admittance to the bar of Frederick Monday, was a student of Georgetown univers- ity, but completed his law studies in the office of his father, Chief Judge James McSherry, — H. O. Messier, of Washington, has entered in the fifty-hour go-as-you lense to be held at the armory of the Frederick riflemen here this week.——Edward and John Goldsborough have gone to Washington to spend the summer.—— C, V. 8. Levy, of Frederick, is in Louisville, Ky.—~Thos. ‘Gittinger, of Frederick, is pro- nounced to be the best ball x ae this year in the Penrsyivania state league.—Wm. a Freeze, of Mechanicstown, has been adjudge insane’ and sent to Montevue hi nat —tThe wedding of Charles B. Trail, consul to Marseilles, and Mins Grace Winebrener, of Frederick, will take place in All Saints P. E. church here on July 30,-— Mrs. Clara Snook, of Washington, is. visiting near Frederick.. ——Surgeon Ezra Derr, of the U. 8, steamship Nipsic, now on its way home, ident of Frederick.—Prof. C. M. Grow and his two sons, C. M. and Harvey P., of the Maryland Institute for the Deaf, are attending the ‘convention in Washington, ——Arrange- ments are being made to entertain Gov. Jack- son and staff in krederick during the com’ state encampment.——Gen. E. C. McSherr: ing Frederick, has been appointed a member o! the military committee for the state exposition in September.——Miss Celia Daily, of Washing- ton, is = = pete b, of Wash- ington, e guest of Mrs. Sappington, eee C. G. Helfenstein and daughter ea in ‘asbington.——Theodore B. Moody and fam- in of Washington, have arrived at Jeffer- son, this county, for Lee summer,—— ——Miss Josephine C: renee h, of A hea hap was here yesterday. Miss E: ‘mily Millard, of Washi n, is visiting in this county.——John M. r has been elected secretary of the Tintheran | Sunday school here.—Ex-County Surveyor R. A. Rager is in Mont; county |i @ tract of land near Gaithersburg, hare mineral deposita, "It is owned nay Dr. Lloyd T. MacGill, of Frederick, and others.——Jas. B. Rice is home from Mexico, where he has been engaged in railroad work. ——Miss Laura Grove, of this county, has re to Kansas City, Mo.——Miss Minnie weve Frederick, to-day attended a marriage c: mony in Washington.——Chas. Geicke and M. A. Norton, of Baltimore, are summering in this county. the grad- ALL sorts. During a recent thunder storm in this county the lightning struck in the lane on Albert Ramsburg’s farm, near Brookhill, and drilled a hole 4 feet deep and 10 inches in circumfer- ence, J. Adae Hone of this ci john T, Schley, in Baltimore on Betardse was fifty-three years ol ee A. War- field, a native of this county, died at Chico, California, D. C., THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1889. Warue. it 2 GON So ey res act ae eae W; STER-WOMRY GGUS, S10 FO 80, CHAM- en, Sane Bee page| Wert YOUNG LADY Se ‘dro’ So aaa SE ANTED-PRINTER TO RUN A Ind. a WASTED EE Finsr. ‘J. M. DUNN, 479 N st, War A GIRL Zor oe GENERA Ba | o WANTED = STORAGE AT 450 PENNA, A separate, Locked 3 ts for household and rANTED_A, OFRRK, A THPR WRITER. <a iress Bo: 8 fice. State salary perigg erence sone ‘qualifications, V ANTED PERSONS, DESIRING PIANOS RENO- ‘vated, can have i iS Gone afreduced, WiLD & BROS., 709 7th street v.w. nN ANTED LADY AGENTS id's Famous Skirt and other useful articles for ladies plygtonce. 317 Ane, mmer at G. “elssw ‘ANTED—Z0 BUY GOOD SECOND. HAND GEN- blghen aa pice Pd Ser =a a bs my?" ‘BOL 1ith st. xe. WAT scRce my Jd SR, THE a WP FRTEELIC want Sar Sean sary, but must ferences: 8 ‘nla lary $14 ‘weekly. _ Apply 9 a.m, TI UEE & CO... 430 7th n.w.1* dest it WANTED-A GIRL, GEE PREFERRED, TO do cooking and wash one roa P.C.MERRY, T1G Ret news oie Wie a ete ibe .Y—WAIST AND SKIRT nw. it references from ioe rs BN BUT W3z San aaa xr. oa BUTTERINE: ited not to Ket stron ike buttery 108 owe ras oF money re: "thr sale ‘ony in the in 33 roid in ane C 9-6m_— ANTED—H. 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Ist and 1), ROE PENT QUARTERS FOR KNIGHTS TEM- LAR di TRIENNIAL MEETING BER can be HILL & J $e27-3t 1 W: ANTED—MAN CAPABLE EOF USING THA cae and level and of dot rast Feasouable, COSINE, star ar ofioa ye RSE ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED , SHO! quan atthe Paanly Boe tore, 310 7th at y ANTED-WOMEN FOR PHILADELPHIA AND eeemnere. this city: Sooke farmed — ‘head waiters Sadearvers fot Pom Bagg Foon an: trunks sto’ Sitges BUR rane 8, oto Sth st. n.1 ANTED—AT CT CE OF FI apemuan, women and «tris to to sake ke bites now rear? lications Ma and waiters for Valley V View op Springs ! see. Se ANTED — DUNDOMIES EMPLOYMENT Lane conduct white and colored, for all kinds of domeetio labor, 10 Dinu ad slates, with references, 717 Met W: NTED—AN ACTIVE PAN LOCATED OUE- side W: salary to mont to represent in his locality. ae joa yn exchanged, BUSINESS, Lock box 1610,'8°Y. Orel Uys, dw WANTED MANAGER, SALARY €2:000 FER open by ae neas purely meres tilts inspire you with ‘aereantile to one that appactantty: cam. Baer Sepigocreadi and pi va — XaD. 30 ana 27 iar hte at, Cincinnati, Ohio, WANTED—S TTUATIONS. _ ES. BLE CO! nau, Situation as chambermaid or, purse in pri vussuay, no objection aoa city. Call os ae SOROS wis tore oa, = AE HEADQUAIT waitress, laundres 5 and nurses, Men waiters, cooks, Butiers. “SAM'L A COOMBE. oven mente” WANTED BY TWO RESPEC COLORED iris, Situations: one as chaibatunsd or to amniee in housework; other ag chambermaid or cook. Call or address 635 Boundary Jee —A DRAFTSMAN EMPLOYED UNTIL ck oer work after that hour. Address a Gall st renee 2. ‘ANTED_BY A REGISTERED os a Situation as relief clerk, or Ti; Of a permanent, Posie $27-3t' _ years experience. ANTED—BY A WHITE WOMAN, A PLAC! ancthe eit se ptr wagon, 612. Addo aoe i 1 ‘Star office. 327-30" WAXTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL Situation as cook of, chambermaid in, private family ; beat of city reference, eB. Star ANTED A YOUNG, GENTLEMAN OF Bios Ws desires W ‘ork K, Gopyist, oF be ; OX] sinete te Teferencess "Address Bor 47, Caley ro Se byapplying to rz JULY 18T, FURNISHED TWO ‘second-story ‘commun: Rooms; for summer; exceptionally ‘moderate ae 1,1 Fener RENT 1103 0 ST. ONE LARGE, NICEL’ it Room 0: floor, or ‘one on rin bay-window Kouse treating ‘oni hs grivate RENT BEAUTIFUL COOL, SUMMER ROOMS and second floors, facing, nortiand, south te Sccomnmodat. , 4108 New York ave. n.w. ‘OR RENT-SEVERAL (SOUTH kone AND ished or unfurnished ; ‘loows; bortuern bein oe Fe R O17 15TH BT. HANDSOMI Hooms. 1st and 2d floor; private baths: single oF ; pleasant accom: jons for transients: in Vicinity ‘of ‘hoteles everyting arse clase FOR RENT—1510 H 8ST. N.W.. NEAR ARLING- A ton Hotel, pleasant furnished Moos: special rates ‘summer boarde: 5 e ences, Call after 3 o'clock mm Sara BRENT TARGE SECOND STORY FRONT Ef room with, alcove and, bay-window room all commeanioailiy Fent singly; new house; rates. 71 summer $e27-3t ge wall ‘Lith gt. zt" ‘OR RENT—019 NEW YORK AVE. TWO LARGE, oy -leelbaeneiaemmeed Ta OR. RENT — FURNISHED ROOMS; CONVENIENT to cars and caterer; cheap to persons without chil- ie atiet ang central, Apply 13 11th at. n. w. RK RENT—908 K ST. N.W., LARGE aaOnE UMINET ‘Second: Story hom ; four + windows; si furnished. pea carried aes ms, 24 floor, uufurnisiied; # P| inet ‘Rooms, first-class table board.” EK RENT—1001 K ST. N.W.—THKEE UNFUR- Hooine for light Lguoekseplne, Mitt eas and water on saine floor. e7- FURNISHED ROOMS, e: RK RENT—3 LARGE yee £2, mu eptionally cool and suitable for it rooms 22 C st. Be w Jolt RENT—TWO FURNISHED 1 ROOMS, SECO! poe Reume gentlemen ouly. Inquire 6: sete - 4 Soe RENT_TEN DOLLAR: ‘men. preferred) will rent delightful Shes netgow, furni front room, with bath, w: desi able new brick. Reference OR RENT ‘BOARDERS; WE CAN AGCOMMO- a dozen gentiemen with Rooms and Board at Soa 26 per week gach; frst class, central and all scuvmineee 6306. Jere’ ONFUIN a RENT—A Cpe NEWLY-FURNISHED Ee m5 at — 5 briate a suute (or jeman; quiet private au patent Lith st. Sor ‘refer- DA Postt ‘ION By A a JENTLEM4N, F (bar) oF agent for ‘ddreas 910 Sthat. se. Will furnish e26-20° man a place as Housek Best of rete eenal apisonee . a ven, Address HM, Star office: Set. Wane ‘A RESPECTABLE W, Wistep=ag SITUATION BYAN EXEERIE} Best of references, RAD. UATE, S1 Maire Sgt ANTED—BY A WHITE GIRL, WHO ‘CAN FUR- W Bish good references, © ae ane fa chambermaid and waitress or seamstress. App presen employer, 1911 Jet : ANTED-SITUATIONS FOR BAKERS AN. ra, ada tier Narte e ‘Bartenders and a ben ey Huress, Bo. ted usta ‘Gitioes ‘country ated Ieeted Guat a doris) “BURRMAM'S: G0 Sun stm. epee Wy Bhi HQUSEEEEPERS, “ATTENTION” or, Jour servants, Pritt no nent positions wovern Ky GENCE orvite. iemrntck sold, ee eer 13¢° ‘ED to 1.0 roctne located ditt: Price, as to $8,000, ANTED—BY JULY 1 STORE =. Rdg pn papi ho 4 Ml = TONEY, Star ofice WANTED— =HOOMS. poe Lane UgSURRESD TaEE cea ‘on second floor, at 108 I st. n.w. per month. Fe RENT SIN A BRIGHT, | CF ge ait en} gos a, sory 1 LS board if desired. = ON CAPITOL 1 Rooms, ‘wit itn" "or without pr revilogs of keeping: very reasonable. 314 A st. n. RETIN A PRIVATE FAMILY, WHERE you can have the forts of a home, » ee, furhished Room, with, board; bathroom terms moderate. ree place. te | necticut avenue” and on Ist. north and 1 NG — ined Peat eG nT er leaving the 1atS New Tork Tet oe re |e igor muy re /PARET. Tie TS » 23 Pa ave. OR 8 Ai E—A BARGAIN IN inches frout on im SALETA VERY amet og ior NEAR | = will be sold ct's bargains Me Mt P Paka ik vs: Bs F ‘SALE-CHEAP_LOT 18 FT sponr ESS es fond ish bos house ana stable on it. Apply Ate i SALE-CO1 (ONIAL BEACH FW have 40 tere iesated bats gt eis famous sum- mer resort can be bought on monthly pay- ments; call and see plat of beach. e25-6t _ 3... GRAY & CO., 637 F st. uw. Fe SALE—AT 5c. LESS A FOOT THAN J ADs und has sold for, fine Builds seer city; splendid ne , Btar office. Ruldress i RARE PAROAT ryaine; terms to gute. a Inquire Room 1 coran Building, MACGOWAN & CAMPBELL, psu Teh onn. Tih and 18th ate gthand 18th 2G6xav.91 vir ve 12 cay. OSG sts, 2B E—WOULD LIKE SE‘ LED OF FEES FOR sy ae 8 icndid lot at the «¢ curmer of th at are 186. adjoi Valuable Tote in dene Corcoran, ftv ¢ of the late W Dv, ANTHONY HYD! LES M, MATTHEWS, of the Estate of W 'W. Corcoran, Je10-Im 714 15th st. n.w., Was D. ©. Fe. SALE—BROOKLAND AND SOUTH (BROOK: land We have the choicest lote in sub- divisions at from 4 to 12 cents pet ss oquare. foot, Call at once and make your cl hese are the cheapest and best lots in the District t of Columbia: convenient care. MCLACHLED & FOR SALE DESIRABLE $550 and $700 eac! mst tino LOTS IN MT. rad 3. KR. HERTFOK, Ocenia’ Building, 1419 G Fes ALE—LOIS IN | WAGGAMAN AND RI- dout’s addition to the city of Washington, formerly failed Woodley Fark. This property is situate at the terminus of Connecticut ave. exten: td'weaz by the proposed Zoclorat tari ‘Au cies? he Pro jens. An elec: constructed, « charter having al coms nares reci¥ Prices to Deo ence who will build aves, Gall for plat: also bulletin of cheap, INO, F. Te _my10-3m__ TOo 14 st VOR SALE— 000 FEET OF GROUND: ave, 20th and Ht ste. ill make thclys or more ois ol ot lee tha tet frontage. GER, 1415 F at. THAT SPLENDID LOT On southeast coruer New Hampehire ave. 3 3 pes foot. PLANK D CONG! i” 1415 Fat. COUNTRY REAL ES OR SALE—MORE THAN TWO HUNDRED OF he cholecgt ecleetionsot Faring and smual) Count Homes around Washington, on all the Lines of railruud, a “Ehpaaxr Et COUNTRY, RESIDEXOES, xe FINE BUILDING. Sr Ee. OF ONE TO ‘TWENTY SOME FIRsT-CL. _ASS RIVER FARMS. Suited to all classes, tastes and requirements, at shamefully low prices considering their em, ‘and on alizost any terms to suit. . SYPHEKD Ex 2, 4e27-thskm.1m “Sun Building,” 1317 B at. Fo R RENT—SIX-ROOM HOUSE, are NG, stable, poultry House, some fruit, ‘splendid shade, on the hich tnd overlooks! city and river; 344 miles —— ew and and ‘ards from the steamer Dixie's 23s — yur, 15c. round-trip; will rent Throne 15 per mo. Six room brand new cottage in beauti- dase, Sine well a the door: 4 miles from city and ie Ik from stati | fruit, rnd | | | | oe | Bulk free trans CHARLES | PR | Wyatt Beat | | foe: ‘Alexandria, Va, ; ¥. mF ; Pe eS im Grew AnTHUR Kam ody tat a « RAT MON eines, aoa wee ius cs avr hae wena i ewe (NENCE cen read Bowes © Wa! ae horees SRO Desens AK HILT, x percares: ‘ON One shade SIMBSON. ee ers eon ¥3 oe ©. M.CASTLEMAN, P.O, Castleman's Ferey, Clarke County Va my9-coty SERST-CLASS | cour 'Y BOARD AT BENS: FP ven ‘ehade. vient table: “hinort walk ein sechice tontee Sentonate A dress Mrs. M. J. PANES de2 2-60" NTED AT MOUNTAIN GLEN | BBCARRERS war h 15 rooms and in = E-or* Bear post and telephone office: plenty buses spospyrta d from cara, VERS, Hillsboro, Va Ls OCUST DALE ACADEMY. NEAR RAPIDAN STA- WF Peal bowrde) OUNTRY BOARD AT “INGLESIDI Sration. Met. Branch. Siete ‘tad io bins ha v Ratt ae shade, E ‘all talus stop: Torn reasouabie, WT. SWART, ey at ae NHE OAK GROVE HOUSE,” SITUATED IN rove M @ile from station. A Mra. | Roane Hull, Eondoun cousty, 110 MORE BOARDELS CAN BE ACCOMMODATED. at the Vid Pla: 4 mile north of Cliftom, atation: large, shady jenty of milk and v tables. orms moderate, ¥. Bi A Clifton Station, Fairfax County, Va. YRTLE HALL, HARPER'S FERRE tion on Camp Hill, Open June Sentwcapl tonsa Jezd-ln 2. E, BURRELL, Proprietor. CORTE RY BOARD FOR ADULTS AT “THE * Tuscarora, Met eh; one hour from Waslington: shade: airy rooms. Apply to 5A HAYS, Lickaville, Ma. dere 18T OF JULY, ra ted frum our own sere den; fresh milk and butter; terms moderate; focal Fates to famuilice remaining qutite eeasn, For Particulars, addi P. neat Jez ait Lovettsville. Eoudoun Go. Va. ik 1S AGAIN OPEN ros THE = commodation of boarders, “or particulars ap HOOLA, w mn, we lave an attractive afdiug. very, advaai ding ond driving: two ane rae run oi ath he V. “I x { Address ~ My Lake MER FARM CAN ACCOMMODATE =e Culpeper, Va boarders, Laving sc veral large rooms not occupied; five minutes’ walk from Halpine Static Branch Band 0.4. K. : sccommnodations and carriages. Address Mis. N. J. Ville, Montzomery County. Md. Seer BOARD Az THE FABOMIAE oF MING For terms, &., TD MLL ark’'s Gap, Va. 2e20-Lw* from Berry ville; good water, 4, “CHAM BE IN, Berryville Clarke, Go. Va, si ae BOARD—OLD BROOKS MANSION, Brookland, D.C. 29 miles from . altitude 2 feet : cool house: large, rvoms, fiveshade trees, dell CCOMMODATIONS FORK TWENTY BOARDERS de Lander tarm, 4¢ mile from Boyd's _ fealthy (UTE POARDERS TAKEN —ONLY FIV EMiNUTEy ‘walk from the station; Dew building ; bealthy loca tion, plenty of shade. ice tuilk and fruit pleutitul pig, ip Mrs. JAMES GA. Boyd’ oe E BOARDING NG HOUSE 10 profs pased very Inge I e lata with sn abundance af i LEX, \daress FF KEPP, Boyd's, Md. Basi HOUSE — OPEN ron oct bousdens: 2 miles érose Alexandria, i fe house; fine roums; trains met twice @ day. ‘Bbhio GUN BE'GHT, BOARDERS WANTED—NO anal 15 years of age taken ; [eae mountain scesery; inrwe rooms: bath, &c.. one mile of Charlottesville ‘aud University ‘of " Virsinia, four from Washington; six daily trains, Adds Bor'S0d:Charlottenilie, Var my “POPULAR EESORT it CONmont, Burnnay, Mountains ot Maryia land, near Harper's Ferry, comforts and country advautages unexcelled W. CLARK Keep ‘Tryst, Washington county, Md, my203m Sonne Saat. AT. SOARLANDS GAY Clarke county, Va. railro moat eleva itnful section of Virginia. Abundance nd of shade, Trait ma milk, “tant ke. ata once eek 40 “Sulphar Bp Sprig” For ‘ulars add: im BUSINESS CHANCES. Fe SALE—A MARKET STORE WELL STOCKED: wile from R. K. station 15 per mo. for 4 mon’ i on; doi cash bust, ron '—3-room BOM in grove of trees: | horse aud warou. ‘arabes tor selling. 3 aatece cf ride $12 per mo. for | Box 40, Star offic ye? en Building. Fe ee at c TUFFTS 1 FOUNTAIN: Goo GooD pas Foe D QOUNTIY MANSION OF | bic 's "beauty, SPS SP rounds, fue water, stabling for horse and’ carriage; o; & alles Yoon met, 25 a —, STORE ON NORTH SIDE PENNA, ioe = PE SIPHERD & 00, ve bet 7th and 11th sts; state rent mo. ser bs | a5 ALE_S1 ND FL = CORNER Ka XTUKES OF CORN ae RENT A FARM — ES ae OF "Meat toa Provan of pur- ‘same. Hibs foe's ale Bia a Rie 7OR SALK — AT SILVER SPRINGS, 13-ROOM F Fess acres, stable and other outbuil 12-1 all necessary 01 "aes LINDEN STATION. 11-room House % of L acre, Lawn, Shrubbery, &e. Lots, 1 to Be. HALPINE STATION. Several Cottages. Lots $100. Also Farms, 10 to 200 acres, ROCKVILLE. fap giow JOHN O. JOHNSON, 928 F st. west; satintuct ctory reason for FOS MENT ROCRVILEE, BRA AND: ree water; convenient of hee a ~ Ts rent FLETCHER Rockville, OR RENT—1 aaa “O0OE ROOMS FOR cr FE’ mer. 300 10th st. 2. w. 2e26- aes RENT_N W., PARLOR, BED-ROOM, DINING- and ne first floor, veniences : ik focality ; pereeeeorne: Si areas: larely es == See vais a Fee ane ates ro ees Ray Pek og ae = EEN]. TURNIAgED THRE BE NICH, LApas, comfortable Rooms, 2d Wear raca feels One Fytmand poackred. rats Tid Starofice ae Beoers We oor ane Le pe L ‘don; southers 6 ren SS locat ‘gout seats. AD RENT — BEAUTIFUL SUMMER ROOMS, Sein oc on wale ia ee ences Panty ae 1101 kate a. =a sie —ROOMS, SUITE OR SING! ‘BOOM it OR I aL, SOUTH 2 RS eee pees 27-30" WAST a0 ROOMAND BOARD wee et. eae: FS ne oad exchanged 2. Wi ae yen WANTED—COUNTRY BOARD. SE Se ae it 225-30" pseu | PEASE a2 LS 2 Pecado 15TH by CALNE UREISHED Om cf —— cer a will cols pecoegtenten wake cut Gautherebae, atten cal rt : ‘desirable stable. Tuook Es. 128 West oo Baltimore. j24- age sont bn Pa ag ‘of ground, wo squared Sled sith boesaere at 82.000 y @ SHakes LANSTON TYPE MACHINE stock, 10 ** LISOTxPE. Fs ae PRANK HI PELOUE! ik, 1313 F street. Aun. WHO IS IN aie OF an Ma yp gy yey Partner, Address Dr. ae SHARES AMERICAN TELEPHONE 8’ ry leaving cit just sell —— ey nek SALE—GROCERY, MEAT AND raoreaaall {ior chen for cah. cents emsartosenll ro ROUTE: ALSO TWO W, Preteen ad oy ist July: 380. ey st. new.