Evening Star Newspaper, July 2, 1889, Page 2

THE PARNELL FUND. It now Amounts to Over Forty Thou- sand Pounds—Other London Gossip. Lorpox,July 2.—The Parnell indemnity fund, started by the Freeman's Journal to defray the heavy expenses of the Irish party before the special commission, now amounts to over 40,000 pounds. The Irish national league of New South Wales has just sent 1,000 pounds as ® first installment to this fund and has added 500 300 pounds for the evicted tenants’ fund. Only of the money has been expended LONDON 18 WAKING UP to the necessity of preserving its open plains for breathing spots for the poor against the en- croachments of new public buildings. The bill for using the site of the old Coldbath prison as a post-office came up in the house of commons pt at and three members, Viscount Ly- , Mr. Bowland and Mr.’ Bartley, gave notice that they would oppose the measure on feral mae that these 19 acres should be de- toarecreation ground for the children of the very poor of the neighborhood. The government will probably consent to a com- Promise. Constitution hill is to be thrown pen to the public, and the county council is Z & proposition to remove the pao tes, to the number of a hundred or more, it cet the hep ye to siomablag tale squares. The voice of the poor itse! heard and the democratic regime in London is well under way. The labor troubles in the South Staffordshire mines, which have for some time threatened to end in a strike involv- ing over 20,000 miners, have been amicably set- fled. The men have accepted a 5 per cent ad- vanee in their, wages beginning with yesterday, and the masters promise a further advance of 5 per cent October 1. TO EXPEL KING MILAN. News comes from Belgrade that M. Pachitch, the radical leader, will, in the coming session of the skuptschina, introduce a motion for the Bermanent expulsion of King Milan from rvia. The Servian finance minister has ne- tiated a loan of 9,000,000 francs with foreign eaters to pay the French company whose railway in Servia the government recently con- fiscated for their rolling stock. The officials of the company, however, positively assert Shai they will os accept no suca settlement, and the French government is bringing strong pressure to bear upon Servia to restore the intact to the company. THE WOMAN-SUFFRAGE QUESTION. The Fortnightly Review, which appearcd yesterday, gives a large share of its space to the question of the extension of the parlia- mentary franchise to women, a bill for which purpose is now before parliament. Some of the opponents of the measure having taken the ground that the women of England were generally opposed to this proposed innovation, fie Forti tly some time ago solicited signa~ Gunes to 4 ssemerial fa favor of the bill. Nearly 200,000 women have in this way signified their own desire to vote. ——_—.__ A FRENCH CABINET CRISIS. Two Ministers are Said to Be Deter- mined to Resign. Panis, July 2.—The belief exists in political circles here that a cabinet crisis will result from the charge made by M. de Cassagnac in the chamber of deputies last Saturday that M. ‘Thevenot, minister of justice, was the accom- lice of M. Meye- . b> Credit Mobilier frauds, for connection with which M’ Meyer has been sent to prison. It is rumored that both M. Thevenot and M. Rouvier, minister of finance, are determined to resign. fis atl sou oe THE DELAGOA QUESTION. Portugal Agrees to Lord Salisbury’s Proposal for Arbitration. Lisnox, July 2.—The Portugese government has agreed to Lord Salisbury’s proposal to sub- mit the questions involved in cancelling the Delagoa Bay rail concession to arbitration. ————— “Pony” Moore Will Bet on Kilrain. New Yorx, July 2—“Pony” Moore, the father-in-law of Charley Mitchell, arrived from England yesterday. He came over to sce the Suilivan-Kilrain figkt, and says he has $14,000 which he p-oposes to place on Kilrain, The Supposed Son is a Girl. Tror, N. ¥., July 2.—Chas. Smith, aged for! five, and Clarence Smith, aged sixteen, recently arres* -d in Schagticok ». charged with robbing a sale>> of #40. They claimed to be father and sor, and see™ed ver/ much attached to each other. They were committed to Troy Jal, and it has just been discovered there that Clarence is a girl. She claims that she does not know who her parents are. When nine ion old she was placed in an orphan asylum Buffalo. After leaving that institution she claims that she lived at Corry, Pa., and after- ward in Brooklyn. She met Smith a short time ago, and he compelled her to wear male attire go she could better assist him in thievery. ‘ wer orasaan re Another English Syndicate Purchase. Lywx, Mass., July 2.—Mr. Mark J. Worthley, & prominent shoe manufacturer of West Lynn, has accepted the offer of an English syndicate to purchase his large plant, including stock and fixtures, for 2100, in cash and 325,000 in stock in the company which will be formed to transact the business, co- Marta “Mitchell’s Funeral. Naxrucker, Mass., July 2—The funeral of Miss Maria Mitchell, the distinguished scientist and astronomer, who died at Lynn on Friday last, took place here Sunday. There wasa large attendance, several representatives of Vassar being present, among them President Taylor, who has been a summer resident here for several years. —_—_ Minor Foreign News. Pants, July 2.—The art jury of the exhibition has awarded medals of honor to Tadema and Moore. Bexxry, July 2—It is announced that the German officers in the Chinese service will re- Big. Another Gettysburg Memorial. New York, July 2—The members of the fifty-ninth regiment, New York volunteers, left on the Pennsylvania railroad this morning for Gettysburg to unveil a memorial dedicated to their fallen comrades. Col. Wm. L. Tidball wasincommand. The members of the sec- ond Connecticut light battery, under command of Lieut.-Col. Palmer, left on the same train to unveil a similar ‘monument at at Gettysburg. — To Annul a Street Railroad Charter. Axsaxy, N. Y., July 2—Counsellor MeDonough will to-day enter an order before Judge Ed- yds in the matter of the Brooklyn car Pikere to annul the charter of the Fintk Avenue railroad of that city. Action will be commenced to-day by the order of summonses. The Pope May L Leave Rome. Loxpox, July 2.—The Rome correspondent of the Chronicle says: In receiving the Spanish pe alluded to his possible departure from Bote. It is certain that ar- rangements for his refuge in Spain have been completed. ——. Canal Laborers to be Dropped. Avsaxy, N. ¥., July 2—Superintendent of Public Works Shanahan will drop from the pay- roll shortly over 500 employes on the canals because of the @2 a day law, the appropriation made by the legislature not be suflicient to Ei wages at this rate. The pay-roll has contained 1,: 200 names, Congressman Cox All Right. Sr. Paci, July 2—S. 8. Cox, who was re- ported yesterday tobe very ill in this city, is in the best of health, notwithstanding reports to the con! . Yesterday he received a dele- tion from Huron. Dak., and on July 4 will Aver the oration at t that town town. Died of Hydrophobia. ~ Daxvirze, Ix., July 2.—Jack Snyder died of ydrophobia poe ‘on the public highway Mrs. William this bs, Fn, whens alia wil be tho gutat & of Miss Eula e The Misses Florence and Mae mage ee of Sa week for an h the north, The will vislt Heme Hem- He i, i Falls and Watkin’s Glen. Mrs. A. C. Coleman will be ir cl a and they will spend a ion their time at her cottage at lake. Chaplain Van Wyck and family left the city this morning for Lake Saranac, Mrs. George Clymer and her daughter, Miss Mary Willing , of Washington, ex-Sec- 8 retary Thomas betrothed, are visiting at Delamore his home in wil- mington. Mr. Thomas Bayard, who leaves Yale an summer, will in the fall begin studying law in the office of his father, ex-Secretary of State, at Wilmington, Del. Mr. A. B. Mullett sails for Europe to- morrow from New York for a™~stay of several weeks, to devoted to rest = recreation. a his absence his famil; remain in their dence here, than whic! res places i the District are more comfortable in summer time. Its great elevation gives it a fine outlook over the Rock Creek and Potomac valleys and insures fresh and pure air at all times. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Smith leave this evening for Hagerstown to attend the L. A. W. meet. They will go by train to Frederick and from there will ride their bicycles to Hagerstown. Mr. Gus. J. Elmer, of New Haven, and Miss Fannie Kohner were married Sunday evenin; at the residence of the bride's mother, 1132 71 eet northwest, by the Rev. Louis Stern. Re- freshments were served. Afterward they left for the seashore, They will reside in New Haven, and will be neighbora to the bride's sister, Mrs. Philip Winter. Miss Frances Gillette, of Capitol Hill, has = e to spend the months of July and August in troit and Coldwater, Mich. LINCOLN AND THE HERO. The President Advises Him to Drink Just Enough, but Not Too Mach. From Harper’s Weekly. Among the inmates of the National sol- diers’ home, at Togus, Me., is Richard Row- ley, who was captain of the guns on the Kearsarge when she sunk the Alabama, off the harbor of Cherbourg, France, and per- formed an act of bravery which probably saved his ship and her crew. The battle bad raged for over an hour and a half, when a 100-pound rifle shell from the Alabama struck the gun which Rowley was sighting and fellon the deck, with the fuse still burn- ing. In an instant Rowley picked it up and threw it into the sea, where it exploded just as it touched the water. The sailor's beard and mustache were burned off by the fuse, but he stepped back to his gun and sent a shot into the sinking Alabama, Captain Winslow at once gave the order to man the rigging and give three cheers for Quartermaster Rowley. The latter was greatly lionized after his return to this cguntry. Congress voted him a gold medal, he received other valuable gifts, and President Lincoln personally thanke: him. For several days before his interview with the President Rowley had accepted fre frequent invi- tations to dru champagne, an | aged showed the effects. As he arose to go Mr. Lin- coln gave him $100, saying: “Now, don't drink too much liquor; drink just a little, but not too much. I know you old sailors all like a little grog, but be careful and not drink too much.” DEPEW AT WASHINGTON. He Relates His Adventures There and by the Way. From the New York Sun. “The situation thero 1s a terrible commen- tary on the spoils system. I nearly got into trouble among the throngs down there or of- fices intent. It is very pleasant there, June has been unusually cool, and I ventured to say that perhaps their chilly prospects had affected the weather. It was a risky remark. “There never was su 2 a situ tion in the his- tory of the whole worl’. There are 4,000 ap- plicants for 150 consulate .. andI believ. that this proportion will be maintained, if not in- creased, through all the department: The President. the members of the cabinet, the heads of bureaus and the Representativ « are overrun and the public business is almos* at a standstill, The tigures I have given will show how many must be disappointed. The whole country seems to think that Cleveland removed and replaced all the office-holders and that vacancies can be made everywhere. The fact is that he removed only about one-third of the place-holders, “I told the President that rosy expectations and egotistical anticipations are seldom fully realized, and it would be well if that could be thoroughly understood now in Washington, for it fits in a good many places. Itold him that when I was traveling to New Haven on an ac- commodation I thought that the whole state of Connecticut had its attention fixed on the fact that I was to make a aa to the law school graduates at Yale. en a farmer got on at a way station, and after looking at me five min- utes asked me if I wasn’t Chauncey Depew, I said to myself, ‘Here is an intelligent son of an intelligent state, He is going on to hear my speech.” He confirmed my impression by ask- ing: ‘Are you going up to New Haven?” But when I answered Yee" e simply said: ‘Base- bali game, is 8) pose?’ ” Mr. Roosevelt's Opinion of Beer. ‘From the Milwaukee Sentinel. Theodore Roosevelt, the young member of the civil service commission, was in Milwaukee and has gone again. When the commission went to Schlitz’s park Mr. Roosevelt declined to go into the theater, saying that he would give more for five minutes under the trees than a whole evening of grand opera. So they sat down and talked of literature while drink- ing lager beer. “Do you know,” said Mr. Roosevelt, holding up glass and looking through the amber- hued guid, « “that there is nota thought in a hogshead of beer; that there i is not an idea ina whole brewery? Imean,” continued the New York politician, “that nothing of merit was ever written under the inspiration of lager beer. It stupefies without invigorating, and its effect upon the brain is to stagnate thought. Do not imagine that I am a temperance orator. Iam simply comparing stim its. Some of the brightest of literary efforts have been made while under the influence of ——- liquor, taken by the poor, overworked author to avoid acomplete physical and mental collapse. I shall wait to see if any man can write anything who has a drop of beer in his system. The North Carolina. Asylum Scandal. A dispatch from Raleigh, N. C., says: “Great interest is taken in the investigation now going on before the board of directors of the insane asylum into the charges preferred against Dr. Eugene Grissom, superintendent, by Dr. Rogers and J. W. Thompson, steward. The specifications are immorality, cruelty and brutality to patients nd misappropriat the funds of the state. has m superintendent for twenty-one years, and is known 1s one of the ablest men fA Leech alrger gap in this state. He is now vice-presi of the American medical association. Dr. Rogers and Steward Thom; made e verbally at a meetin; oe ‘issom at o declare fos a ve the: Theda at Ttwas stated in Chicago last night that the German, John Kunze, who was indicted by the grand jury Saturday last, together with six others, for complicity in the murder of Dr. Cronin, is in the hands of the police and has been for several days. It is stated further that Kunge is the important witness whose testimony before the grand jury Saturday hastened the indictments and final report. It is understood that Kunze has told the police all he knows about the affair and confesses that he drove Detective Coughlin to the Carlson cottage on the night of May 4, the horse and wagon used being the property of P. O'Sullivan, the in- dicted iceman. THE CLAN-NA-GAEL, The Irish nationalists in Philadelphia are greatly stirred up over the suspension of eight camps on account of their refusal to contribute to the prosecution of the Cronin case, and also on aneaas of the wild charges and still wilder rumors made by prominent “patriots” against each other. It is impossible to sift the truth from the mass of stuff that is published and spoken. The two people now most conspicu- ous on account of these charges are John J. Bradley and Dr. Peter McCahey. These co: tinue to issue fulminations against one another, lang b= the general aon is unable to make head of their quarrel, 719. 719. AT COST. With a view to making important changes in my business, I will sell my entire stock of EMBROIDERIES, LACES, DRESS TRIMMINGS, GLOVES, HANDKERCHIEFS, BLACK, BLACK- AND-WHITE AND WHITE DRESS GOODS, COTTON AND GAUZE UNDERWEAR, PARA- SOLS, UMBRELLAS, FANCY GOODS and NO- TIONS AT COST FOR CASH. We have on hand a large stock of seasonable and de- sirable goods, and beg to remind our customers that this is rare opportunity to secure first-class goods at wholesale prices, which they should by all means avail themselves of, E.G. DAVIS, 719 Market Space, Corner of 8th street northwest. Bencuerus SPRING LEAF TEA, at 50 CENTS A POUND. Used by Invalids, Especially by Dyspeptics. Its refreshing qualities acknowledged by all who have been willing tocom- pare it with an Oolong Tea At Twice the Price. N. W. BURCHELL, 329-5t 1325 Fst.n.w 8. Ovrexnemen, DECORATIVE ART ROOMS, 514 9TH ST. N.W,, Have received New Shades of Silk suitable for making Fringes, Special Shades to Order, Fringes of All Kinds Made at Short Notice, OUR SPECIALTY—Fine Embroidery Work to Order. Classes for Embroidery Work Now Being Formed. China Puinting Taught in All Its Branches, Royal Worcester Work, &c., Tauxht. ‘We Cun Match Any Piece of China in Any Style, ‘We are showing some Entirely New Designs for Linen Work in Embroidery. All work com- menced free of charge. 8. OPPENHEIMER & BRO., mb30-e03m 614 Oth street n.w. Hansess, Hansess. Hanxzss, pa. have purchased from a reliablé harnessmaker, who z mey, for spot cash, his stock of Custom- Bade Hacnens, consisting of ah smortment of Single and Double Buggy, Coupe and Carriage Harness. [ intend to close thein out at a small advance on the cost. Call andexamme, You will get a bargain if have what will suit you. gE sapamsanieoate’ STABLES, Je4-1m 415 dth st. uw. Sa oe REMOVAL. MESSRS, MERTZ & COMPANY, TAILORS, BEG TO ANNOUNCE they will remove to their ele- gant quarters, $14 11TH STREET, Square below their present address, some time in July next. ap10-31a ¥ 7 a He onildre; Tuaual price, Le. Pear! Buttons, all size (excellent quality), 4c. a doz, ot (last colorm), 3c, a ys Brighton Corsets, 5Oc. . Warner's Coraline Corsets, 79¢. Fruit of the Loom 4-4 Maslin WM. C. VLE. 2 7th st. 1602 my18-3m__10 7th st. n.e. (formerly Castell’s), Sesse Jonas Sie NFECTIONENS! FS FINE PAPER BOXES. i 15 Commerce st. er Pbila lah pee Write for descriptive pri New York city., or WM. L. HODGKINS, Agent for this District, £23 F st. nw. Troms ‘Made nt TOPHAM’S FACTORY have a National > FOR SALE—LOTs. ee ee 4 Lore, oF ON ONTARIO SE oe Seresous tas oe a8 cache Rao soa Casein 1? Sod and 3 years. { { COUNTRY BOARD XSFEW BOARDERS CAN BE coom- ted | short walk to anon Ex and Ry MW eshi Sainte tie Siok diczendrie, “ Le ox : eel most rapidly miyeuving” eecb et INKINS, 19th and a went, 2-1 a zen pre aom poms rox aprmgat | W Orders 910 Oh ad ah ae) ED—A GOOD COO AND aap AT Ef M 00 each; aes E BRADLEY, 927 F. AGO THE POPULA- FINDLAE, onions was nearly 5,000, now it THIRTY THOUSAND. P V ERSONS WIRRING, A QUIET COUNTY HOME for the summer, address Bt y ANTED—BOARDE near oe cB Halfway. Penguies co, Va. MER _— za fruit, For is, Rockville, Ma 9th st new. ANTED- WORT TO DO GENERAL HOUSE- work for small of adults; best of refer- ces required. Apply 1618 Tithst* Five raitrmada a WASTED. 4 Goon COOK. TO COpK FOR cant ere in operation, Miles ed Saline hese ene VY ‘family Living im the country; good wagon. Apply fo buildings and public thr enarte iat | ‘Wednesday morn houses are‘now Teal tate Seon Te ass | Eas ‘the canter of tie ‘city ean be Yor $150 ly ANTED—WOMAN CAPABLE OF DOING WORK = —— ‘small family. man FRANE B. CONG! THE OLD McOENE Weust about ‘and “oocsetoa carriage, ‘Real Bee ent, Hill roots Metropedionn Address Box 9: 3, Star office, with references. Jy2-3t' 1415 F street. ee K SALTER BEAUTIFUL, UL BUILDING LOT Te je of N. Se Brice, $1.60 per foot ad ‘terms. as owner is leav- ON RAM Sica rwo OF FINEST LOTS ON CAPITOL 2g yd Ae Hth, 1SABS each. peels jek buyer, oF will exchange’ as oi EBay Rate houses. F | 2 wy. Brookland, D.0. ‘RY BOARD—CAN ACCOMMODATE A PE Doarders: lance honse , vtiful grounds, eighteen minutes by raid; first-class t pollk, fruit and vegetables; no ch Waa a tapas AND WOMEN 5 COOGEE. 5 ye} Weitere and Kitchen heh r resorts, co ey iek's AGENCY, Sista we Call quick. $1070 640: CHAM- =e mt ‘awa PIS eS ae BECKER ANTED ELUTE AND VIOLIN LESSONS; BE- ee pg RY gy ON a si _— a se Postal to: taal rice oP ‘Call ‘ANTED—WOMEN ¢ ANTED—A es = GULEUREA AND OF GOOD Kiress for a yet Our Business accustomed to Nrede will wu hiust have Al references, “ily after 9 a.m. J. DAWSON, 529 7th st. nw. it V TANTED—A C COMPETENT. er pp WOMAN ‘as Cook; one shor: t Gress Sire 3. PANEA (EAR MOUNTAINS AND We OHARE, Be 7th ‘OR SAlE— Juteresction of of Conn. ave and 20th st, 472100. Brice per aq r. 22dand M sts. 18x7 le. freeh vegetable re tC. MARMIN Pus in BEST BUTTERINE. , 15c. Warranted not to get eat for one hark purer fraite ben Adds Loudoun count ply. with refe: sie me Wee D WITH SON, EXPERIENCE 18.9310 Peper eauare foot the “Wou 2 it Ne p mar. Grocery Buninom_ApDiy 49 Witeaonasr FURNITURE Opricd | “bet Stand sta, alse Telegraph of Furniture, Store Fixtures and Furniture of every ANTED-AT 1729. ITH | A LNW A Ware Girl to do General Housework for’ shall family; bring good reference. — it’ ANTED—TWO RESPECTABLE GIRLS, ONE At feketned aed Wah Say Saige” Roses i Sicae wee ea give city reteren Apply v oe V foot = of Soi a ‘and 8 sta: 17.76 ou on 8 st. Price per square e description ; also enti ks of Mi Bs pions alzo, ent ee Houssholds, Beeeke of sar: ANTED PARLOR R FURNITURE Ui 5 wore, pholstered, substantial man inter eae ‘and made; ‘fit guaranteed. uses TS Getawmse owe 16 K ST. N.W., PAYS law and medical books xchange: hage MEST-CLASS COUNTRY BOAKD AND AOC podations, 10 miles trom Washiaeton, DB; > trains each way daily, ¢ Terms reasonable. P Alexandria, Va. IGHLAN: open t y. Revers apjx dinuers 8 apecialty too ez “Y “Qurss about, and SedssS ateae’ Fries per square foot Vy ANTED-AT 909 LST. N. W. RELIABLE WHITE }romuan or girl at once; good pay to right pers ter reference. Et yAXTED—¥OUNG MAN TOLEARN THE DRUG Business. Apply to F, 8, WILLIAMS & CO, Wis A AQUNG MAN FOR ASSORTING: aunt uae wel ecommended. “Morgan Steau | of Ware dG teats &® specialty ; will buy, alty ; will buy, AGE AT 480 Pi = EN separate. Locked compartments forhonsekold and otper gods: for appl; 8. ORBETT._ 3 MARSH. PROM ALEX- MAGS. « rARM. TWO MI lots. fe 18305 each, wil nell tely or a8 a wi _B. H. WAKNER & CO, 916 F ly at . | ASME SIN THE BLUE hipGs W ED—A GENTLEMAN OF GOOD BUSINESS y ANTEB=GoO Fem, SM gd a ive CLOTHING. ey ee tact (not under ae seme i ee everythin frst clases Reasons fomiliarize bimself and fa S weekly. “Gall Dae 7 beat cs cach pr paid, os Peace bd era a aslo, Ao Witten Won CARPET CNery Me fret clase. reanone aa | a Sperry ville, Kappalan: RUE barron 5 NU: y ANTED—A BOY. BETWEEN THE AGE ar i Renovating Works; Feerers AT COTTAGE, OPEN JULY NW $44, 1? go tear’ We Trade of Suga aint te Hoven OUKOR TAT | Special attention to: tates For sees sane ae Wak ae Tare aety N ASSISTANT | PRANKEISS Hatpers esty, W'viy Bow Sosa A 1 . who bas had experience aah business, ae on eek 1 — 0 MILI Fr oom w —4 BL i star vlc we FOR RENT—ROOMS. Type thay awn a ANTED — Al IONE: N | Bes, Xb Fauquier county, Va. good habits, located ihe ts leading cities, = se" Ot DARDERS WANTED AT Mot NTAIN- brick house with 1 1 rove, near post and quilk ; free transport CHARLES W. MYERS, Hill J YETLE HALL, HALL? AVE Best location on Cau Be FFOe, TEACHERS or ington, and 1 St special’ rates 1 country and t& rau ou the V. Mt Mx, position represent old-established firm in his aie MaN state; FACTURER, Lock Box 1610, jy1-m, tu,4w ANTED—A MAN WHO HAS HAD SOME EX- pericnce in the Feed Business. Apply to 3 8. cor. ae na D sts. Jer Ww COLO! ‘AN TO WAIT aad AN invalid a dari the day. bp at 1635 11th stn. W., = jerences, dyl-ae" Ws ‘4 REGISTERED PHARMACIST TO mM io Helict Work Addrees ZING Star office. Fo) ig Bon Ans aa So 108 oF w-window Wrick on Virginia av "10 pereent on the investment, , near 10th st, two-story and basement Brick, it Tooms and a bath. 8,000. * st., cheap, bay-window Brick. Offer WESCOTR & WILCOX, 1907 Peunsyl —— ave. DW. HEAPEST TN 5 handsome I Lotetn ockepael Ook ova peer ie Paton Dr. Hammoud’s residence. ‘Price new house, wi in 1006 Fa, RENT-—IARGE AND AIRY STORAGE I OOM entire third floor of the Alderney, Dairy. Bi sBnost ase whole: GT in sections. Apply to * Ss PERRY Hail, Open June 21. - BURRELL, Proprietor. 3 ee BEAUTIFUL SUMMER single or en suite, in private familv; furnished: large, double gee house, ——— ones frp PUBLIC SCHOOLS, WABH- ences required, 1101 K st. n. FOE BES ae “JACKSON PLA OVE! della Board, in house strictly vet clase: Terms duced during summer, wv FR 'RENT—SUMMER RESORT—OOO! S- ant Rooms ; handsomely furnished iat Wind NTED—AT $25 PER WEEK FOR TWO OR- per day. an, intelligent Lady, upon the fore- of our time; excellent territory given. are 8 Box = se otfice, jy1-3e" Eig MIDDLE: AGED, LADY, to invest in busi: pain ata ‘situation et stating LOTS ON 16 8T. FROM $2.25 TO on 2ist st. RK SALE— - per foot; desirable location Nat easy tet st., near 21st, wii north of cit AM, 1503 ANtr Pwo Honieed ean hear of good- » 82.50, a ith frame house, at 3 se ‘at investment sor-mirrowed also others; loca- a UMMER Bo. Gag eee tion ‘comforts of home or elub Tires Boo Ee aes S cated wear tie Waker mans UNMARRIED LADY 5 —— = careuber Secudekine terius, C. M. CASTLEMAN, Castleman's Ferry, Clarke County, Va invest some money and tag on ti ae g arcular furnishing: State where interview can Ad- trees BOX sal Star office. W MA. 8’ WW Hands rs THG Qat. nw. 1-3tt WAnte D—BOY TO RUN ERRANDS AND MAKE ‘hiuunself useful around store. Must come well rec- ommended for honesty and cleanliness. Apply in own hand-writing, ad give name ot last woes 2 of, J Fo: RENT THREE PLEASANT, eS Re floor. Inquire 809 9th st. nw. P. 0. _my9-eotjy i Czy BOARDERS TAKEN—ONLY FIVE MI walk {row the station; new building lenty Of shade; ice.milk aud fruit plentiral. Ap- ip JAMES GANLEY, Boyd's stat a, Ma m* RS, SKIRT AND WAIST OR RENT-1011 M ST. N. W. PLEASANT iy Rooms, en suite or with te bath; vTes large front ‘Room, three windows and aleuve, ‘ tion 0 per. m¢ * 7 Furnished, to fent. Suitable for Legation, Senuto Ver MMEK BOAKDING HOUSE H. B., Star office. : . "le uneUr- ‘OLORED — HOUSE. | ComéTessman oy oe oe Je20-3" :vety Ange lawn with Gn abundance of ‘shetn Workers Facm and Dairy Hands, White Youth NISHED FRONT ROOM, 2D sv FRANK KiTP, boyd's, Ma, del l-tan for Bakery, Head Waiters an ; Women for | A‘ floor; Furnished Koom in New Ba} -window Brick, EAT, POPULAR RESORT IN eta aud elsewhere « Germ Woinen. Call at | near 4 lines of cars; one Hogin auitable for office: two yiand. near Harper's Fe 17), bows ored. BURNHAA'S, 910 Oth st. Lew, | it Too Ls 30. Sth st. now. = ar comfuris and country advautas clled. x. a EL Se ee ‘OR T-3 ani Fre ARG AIN—CHOIC! BUILDING CLAKK, ‘Keep ‘Tryet, Washington county, Md, @ WOMEN: | MEN, NURSE | 4° Housckeeving: every convenience: cool ona health Lat, Fa ‘ee ot front, alley wide and rear, wost side su “184 as ma Clerks, to all positions muse y 20- fully sit quiet adults rent low. soe £° pee! o ——— < ications prepared for government posi- a an ties early iat choic are Stele ROR F bar YORE—104 WEST 45TH ST. - “J COUN ‘TRY REAL ESTAT# Board, at ble New Hi mpshire ave. between ;OR SALE—A BARGAIN SIX ACKES NEAR modated. OWNER. renee ne 00 northers termis Tako cust utly dan- le on very satisfactory terms, Je2u-3e' rf of Silver Sprity Star office, = Fits RENT—TWO NICELY FURNISHED FRO} ssl Rooms; single or ensuite: north and south expo- tS NEEDED | sure; terms moderate ; gentlemen preferred. ¢ 6 E DEI Fo SALE_ONE OF THE MOST D SURABLE EFICE, 614 0th st ‘Cort Corner Lots in Mount Pleasant ; aiso, choi: Lot on Columbia near 16th St, with fing LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 920 F st. ih w. ae ane VERY 2K EXCHANGE AT HYATTSVILLE c . Well shad iad Eg So ng ROOM! SECOND. Sat rR, F st. nw. DESIRABLE BUILDING sverz household and place of bust © peddling business. Genteel and ble. nate | ron Ratt M ST_N. W. MMU; ‘ing Koons, 20 hoor, gaturissbed <-ateo furnished Hooms; first-class table yard. _) Foes. Boom V DUNDORES EMPLOYM. reeu, conducted by ladies, men and women, white and colored, for ail kinds of comestic labor, for Ditict ‘tand states, with references, 717 Mst. u.w, jel $150 Will buy 8 lot near the center of the flourishing CITY OF FINDLAY, On10, where oil wells and natural gas wells have given a boom 530x150. lot 33, bik. 8, Yale aes 73s, 800, NAGER, ON SALARY open branch off ly mercantil re you with and profit; t catablished; no can- us arene opportunity, J.B. SHEP 1 st, 2.000 PER SHED ty; bose hed Foome 8h wuliey dies ofles Foot to unequaled by any other locality in the cauntry, For particulars apply to FRANK B, CONGER, Real Estate R RENT—IN THE NORTHWEST, A SUITE OF four rooms on 2d floor. suitable for light house- Keeping, to tamlly without children; suuminer prices, * 2. Keeping, to family po pl Agent, 1415 F st., dy2-1w FINE BUILDING LO’ 157) OR SALE— a {tended n.w.. at only oe. per foot; tuts oe Beautiful Vi and ; railroad — ee i bargain ns ow ner leaving the city. BR. A PHIL fare 86 per : atlay of 400 01 uid make ita lovely bot wit Situation as dock? _Nemeeaaiemedbose m, to es ina 1 ‘Address KURA al uo objectior ee is Soe employ er's, 917 T to6o ; RENT—FLATS—FIVE ROOMS AND BATH conte: new, with mod. imps. ; second floor; to good tenant from 4 R SALE—A BARGAIN IN BUILDING LOTS 4i feet 6 inches front on O st. n.w., between Sth and | yO SALE W COTTAGE AND LOTONE 30 per month, 6th; concreted stree water, and sewer; ouly $1: d % udover Stati \ ue Wik ae 10 DIOKS AGENCY FOR COOKS, yea 1831 14th st. now. | must be aokd in 10 dave ur lots will bo ult hour Mg Reels ch ceeaenr eens. How Waitress, Nurses, Laundseon Coss Je DT & BRADLEY, 927 F at. mw. Apply to J. ©. SHE , Avent, » nee ag pre EET FRONT ON CONNECTI- cut ave., per, square foot, $2.90. feet on Counecticut ave. running through to AB ELANEY & wary. Fst. HEADQUAL'TERS—POSITIONS Laundress and Seu ¥ sitors Cooks, Coachmen, JOMBE, 9:20 F 5 ; : Nurses, Seaiustress, ML Butlers. st.n.W. | alior part. Address D—BY A YOUNG COTORED “MA R RENT—STORE AND DWELLING | OR SALEJUST OFF MARYLAND AV! x = i ee ri Wi Place with a Private Family to rtant business thoroughfare for millinery, con- west side of 7th st. ne.; = frontaze of 66 feet; | Bro SALE—145 ACK ES FARM. ADJOINING SEA: work cat ty reserene — ticnery, cuanto gr outer lien basins rect just blocked; curb and sidewalk inid: price, | Jf hand tr . ining. dels. © Fe bulidiugs moderace!y. coud 7 ‘A nice 20-foot lot on west side of 8th st. me; near —— 500. moproving, ‘with “chiir’h, ‘schools ts ave.; price, $1, A lot on D st., near 7th 'p ing_ Maryland ave., and one on O'st., between th and 7th men, will be ‘sold cheap to iminediaie purchaser. 80-foot front on M st., near North Capitol st., oppo- site ground held at 0c’; price, Bik WORMSTEDT ki BRADLEY, 927 Fst. n.w. RK OR LIGHT a d WO! JOR RENT — STORE, PLAT WAVE tae ammo: F windows, 00 fect gi Pia sue Fee bene r Peun, ave. and 13th CE Cin, 1545 Poaneytvania a FOR RENT_STABLES. gain. "Apply 14 Bom BRICK 1 arden, aud fruit; in D MAKION Plain Sowing, willing to travel or address 904 25th st. n.w. 1 Wie ma tating JOR RENT—IN Je20-1m Attorney-at-Law, Bludeusturg, Md. N baby hd YOR SALI A ™. ) vorts Waite Farm Mand Boy, | Price #10 ber mouth. "Opposite yo AP ey housework. 717 M st. UNDOKE & CO. a pt orig a room for a, 25 per month. WOO. 00. 1384 F tw ANTED — SITUATION OR JOB WORK BY — chitectural Desnghieman: pay moderate. | Ad- dress J. A. SIBLEY, 1. 1t ANTED-DY A GERMAN GI A SITUATION Lady's Maid, Nurwo or Chaiubermiald, willing ‘Call at 315 Peun, ave. n.w. NTED—BY A BOY AGED 14. 4 SI SuFUATION ) work around the house or drive carriage o Willing and earnest, Call or address WALRER zizs K st. now. dy ‘ANTED—BY A YOUNG MA’ as Couchman. Bes! aa #8 Box 15 Apply to EDWIN A. NEWMAD 20 Grant Place n. w., betwen 9a. tu. and NVENTOR WILL SELL HALF-INTEREST IN ‘Valuable Patent to party with capital to introduce it Bi money in it” Address “SLAB,” ve IS NOCITYIN AMERICA GROWING AS rapidly as Findlay, Obio, It is th ter d natural yas nomen fi JJOE SALE OR & 1 will partys Y-: Gaithersbu w stable t Fayette st, Balti MELKUSE PARK” le in Hy at 3 Syeest cout YLER& mare 186, adjoining the rest- dence of the fete W. ‘Corcoran, fronting on ™ necticut avenue” and on I st. north snd near aud “F pane ud fous at d,10,17, a7. Mashingion ar Apply to ‘Lafayette a m ES, 128 W Foe ae Lots; A SITUATION ae, senaenoes cam hes Sar yy 1- BY A RESPECTABLE COLORE ‘dine Situation as Chambermaid or Nurse in a eferences furnished. Call or address I have several lote for sale near large factories at $150 each, zou TH BROOKLA: 4e10-1m Wilh City Stickers, AVE NUES AND Cie PEOSY st naw. basement FRANK B. CONGER, on ee s ho Saragpalge a mye 4 LOUNG O oa - Real Estate Agent, cieaoniians een nis pe ivot. rn ed hi The beaut me es obpeotens 0 leavin eet wats Stopce end make your choice, Hence the cheapest Souebapes with Geeptanel te Xo objec tions to leaving the aca Union Court, bet, Loth and 16th, L _sy2-lw 1415 F st. WANTED 70 BORROW FOR TWO YEARS, ON tate security, $800, wher. Address ARRINGTON, Star ogee a at Beis SALE—THE STOCK OF; LIQUORS, sry ta ath Bi nd av: 136 It ts on the and best lote in the District of Columbia: con) to the electric und steam ANTED — SITUATIONS FOR zien rane German Dastondors, Waiters, Met d_ Colored, Nurses. Drivers, Host ore, ; 6 White Cooks for families. Bi ww, property is situate at the ticut ave. extended, and adjoins jeights, the new bridge and the park drive, the proposed Zoological gardens. An elec” Ml be cemnraceed. a er having already Spocttl prices to peo- ‘Fixtures, at the wi St tire of PEEMORE BE 32.2 =) ‘ahaa dng vise CATIONAL INSTITUTION NEEDS ASSIST- ayant Sapecatentont wi tal of $9,000 Cape ii bu il ves Solicited. Se Wale POINT, § o bulletin of cheap propert vestigation fin of cheap property. ‘Teacher or Pupils at home office, _dy1-31 : JNO. F. WAGGAMAN Ts CHEAPEST LOTION 167H ST. 700 140i at ee English, mathematics, ty mee aor gg Se RRB ote. refer RENT—AT GOOD HOPE, AN ESTABL aS we D104 WANTED BEF EXPERIENCED MIDWIFE (DI. plows), Care of Lady During Confiuement; would go us monthly nurse; could sccommovate own homes private, ‘comfortable, and health 's' references, Mrs, TAY LOI F idly soid at the low price of terms. For plats, &., apply WLU. DENISO’ WARE DESIRES POBITION AS Vis- Lots from 3c, to 10e. pez tout; une- and ; “38 come in and sei Fst nw EWis & HEATON, + for sale at | "Apply » oe ., Star a Je20-; i a Shop; es ot the mouth Inquire at TED—SITUATIONS—FREE! HOUSEKEEP- | Gia) work in th ioasont 4nd all employers are furnished hig SEMSHRORGS COAL DEPUT, Ansconia, LOST AND_ FOUND. ded ‘Servants, Clerks, &c.. Applications for gov. OST—JULY 1, van Bde | Applications for go¥: | JR x ree te SUA Aint Ub OFFI ea mneut of $5,000 cash, Valance 8500 seurke 00 wu aa an _— 3 Ten ance nt for ne : G st. 0. 20-00" | BOUO. Pept Gut ‘en0-0r* aw. Waren Ax A YOUTH OF 18, WHO UND! stands Bookkee} Position ae Clock in store or office whare there it cities for advancement’ tiord reterences. Address BUX 62, Star office. 26, Je29-3t* W ‘TED-BY A SINGLE GERMAN MAN, A Nuce as Flower se le Gardener. Good GALI NER, & Star office. J29-3t* reference. Address F WANTED--HOUSES. we Brick House, a aiw., with back yard on public al E90 jane thind cash, balance on easy W NFED-TO BUY ¢ oN ‘Brick, Bots, ae ANTED—AN ACTIVE BUSINESS: well known jess where See will G ceive the above reward. OST—ON JUNE 30, ame of Sthst. ne. eee catates _de29-Lin F ROR BALE—A Good etaegeuerg alas nt aime eA eae Tes on corner 2.w. as enue is lear ; must the rs _se29-: & RAMEY, ies stabi se les, pr Burns streets, uecd address in con- oF 30 BOX 316, City. Se A GOLD MEDAL, wilt keen on it, Liveral reward. Kets TEL MCHMOND, NiGHT OF x Terrier, White, Black and Tan; two ys pate Ko-Ko; tae 2370, or ‘ST, Siar office, TPE re 0 2h ats 28, IN co | Fuom pan xe x PROPERTY OS Fst nS to cost $50,000 to One URAL B00, WV Ex TED DIRCT FROME —arx Om ae ann Se BAY iY RIDGE, OF foxDaY gang. return to Mrs. A.D. TUCK, sie ohne PERSONAL. ———— cae.