Evening Star Newspaper, July 3, 1889, Page 2

A PROBABLE WAR. Nicaragua and Costa Rica Likely to Come to Active Hostilities. Cnrcaco, July 3.—A special dispatch from San Francisco says: Sensational news of prob- ‘able war between Costa Rica and Nicaragua over the canal came by steamer yesterday from Panama. The Managua correspondent of the Panama Star and Herald says the war party has control veers ae Rica : meee ee urges im te invasion of aragua less heavy indemnity be paid for carrying the canal in San Juan river for 60 miles along the Costa Rican boundary. This land claimed by Custa Rica ¥~ —_ been pre by treaty iH ie jicaragua, but this tri i pom Ha Menocal obtained 1 Wagp sth Rica only a few months ago a concession to carry the along the river, but the new part — er and repudiated the ment na a pens he ‘ger arm: an os Fagua and the troops have recently equippe: with the beat guns from Europe. Managua is greatly excited, as troops have been massed On the Costa Rican frontier and an immediate advance is feared. ——o——_—— A STAGE COACH ROBBED. An Indian Agent’s Wife Relieved of All Her Valuables. Curvexsz, Wyro., July 3.—The southbound stage coach from Lander to Rawlins was held up and robbed Monday near Rongis by three road agents. Mrs. Jones, wife of the Indian agent, and her three children were the only Passengers on the coach. The robbers com- lied her to give up all her money and valua- les and the keys to her trunks. They emptied the trunks, taking the valuables. They then took the mail bags, cut them open and took the registered letters and valuables. They kept the driver covered with a revolver until the work of going through the mail was com- leted, when they disappeared in the darkness. Deputy Sheriff Arent, ct Lander, with twenty Shoshone Indians, is on the trail of the robbers, with a chance of catching them. cou the THE WOODSTOCK CELEBRATION. The Governor Declines to Preside—Hon- ors to be Shown the President. Hantrorp, Corx., July 3.—It is understood that Gov. Bulkeley has decided not to attend the Woodstock celebration on the Fourth of July. The governor had consented to preside on that occasion, and his action in deciding not to attend is occasioned by a letter which he re- ceived from Henry U. Bowen stating he Bowen) arranged with Gen. Hawley to intro- luce President Harrison to the assemblage at Woodstock, thus relieving the president of the day from that duty. The governor immedi- ately sent a dispatch to Mr. Bowen declining the honor of presiding at the sbration. This dispatch was followed by a letter from the gov- ernor to Mr. Bowen saying that he was not aware that the duties assigned him for the day were of so burdensome a character that relief would be necessary, especially in discharging the most agreeable portion of it. On that ac- count he felt it incumbent upon him to decline all connection with the affair. He will not be present nor be represented officially in any way at the demonstration. The President will meet with a handsome reception during his short stay in Hartford, and the courtesies to be ex- tended will be in keeping with the occasion. Gov. Bulkeley, with his full staff, will meet the President at Stamford and accompany him to this city. The President will be tendered a re- PERSONAL MENTION. Capt. D. J. Young and family have removed to 1313 Corcoran street northwest. Mrs. John F. Crews, Mra, W. BR. Bushby, and Mrs. Wm. left to-day for Paxson, Lou- doun county, Va., where they will spend the months of July and August, Cards have been issued the mar- riage of Mrs. Elizabeth Webb, of Baltimore, to Dr. Samuel L. Scott, of this city, The wedding takes place to-day in Baltimore, O. M. Bryant leaves to-day to join Mrs, Bryant at their old home in central Ohio,where they will spend the summer. Secretary Blaine left New York yesterday for Bar Harbor, where his family are summering, and will return to Washington in about a week. Mr, Walker Blaine did not leave New York with his father. He will return to this city early next week. a: Miss Adelia E. Dugan, who has been spend- ing a few days with her uncle in Washington, left yesterday for her home in San Francisco. - Mrs. Joseph N. Whitney and her niece, Miss Fanny Moore, who has been seriously ill for some time, have gone to Asbury Park for a stay of seve weeks. They are guests of “The Guernsey,” which promises to a fa- vorite stopping-place for Washingtonians this summer. Mr. Wm. A. Engeman, a noted turfman of Brooklyn, N. Y., treasurer of the Clifton Park and Brighton Beach race-tracks, with the Misses Grace and Rea Battersby, of Brooklyn, who have been stopping at the Arlington, left for the north this evening. Miss Agnes M. Simpson, of New York city, is spending a few days with her sister, Mrs. Geo. J. Presbrey, at 901 R street northwest. The marriage of Miss Irene M. Fuller, of Washington, D. C., and Dr. Edward Sanford, of Attleboro,’ Mass., took place at St. John's church to-day, in the presence of friends and relatives, Rev. Dr. Leonard performed the cerem: The wedding presents from friends in Wachington and elsewhere were numerous and handsome. After lunch at the house of the bride’s mother Dr. Sanford and wife pro- ceeded immediately to Boston, whence they will sail on Saturday for a short trip to Switzer- land, returning by way of Paris, A grand german will be given at the Hygeia hotel, Fortress Monroe, on the night of the Fourth. Mr. W. Wallace Nairn and Miss Frances Channing Noerr, eldest daughter of Mr. M. L. Noerr, of Washington Heights, were married Monday morning at All Souls’ church, by Rev. Rush K. Shippen, assisted by Rev. Dr. Butler. ‘The bride wore a very pretty directoire gown of pearl gray Henrietta cloth, with full vest, revers and sash of white crepe de chine. The DISTRICT GOVERNMENT. inal menin; 3; mall ais typhoid fever? fever, 2; Poy n ie 2; eu- monia, 2; congestion of lungs, 1, ,bron- chitis,'1; whooping cough, 1. Births reported: 21 white males, ta white females; 35 colored males, 19 colored females. da: 84 white, 2 colored. ee eee ‘MISCELLANEOUS. The Commissioners have written to Mr. Allen C. Clark that on account of his long delay they have no need of his lots recently offered to the t as a school site. etc SEN THE FRENCH ART SALE. American Collectors Not Pleased With the Way “L’ Angelus” Was Sold. Paris Special to the Philadelphia Press. The English and American art collectors and dealers who are attending the Secretan sale here do not hesitate to-day, now that they have had an opportunity to think over the proceed- inge of yesterday, to charge the management of the auction with unfair dealing in the matter of knocking down “L'Angelus” to the Louvre at 503,000 francs pete of the bid of the agent of the Corcoran gallery of 504,000 francs, although they were forced to put it up again and pay 51,000 francs additional, The result is that the prices have fallen off in to-day’s sales, Several of the bidders of yoaterday refused to attend. Among these was . F. Sutton, who came to Paris purposely to bid for the “Angelus” and for the American art association, and who was represented yes- terday by Montaignac. Sutton charges the auctioneer directly with fraud, and declares that if it had not been for the knock-down at 503,000 francs Millet’s masterpiece would now be on its way to New York. Sutton was pre- pared to bid even more than the painting was ally sold for, but he realized that in the ex- alted condition of the Frenchmen at the sale after their premature victory, it would be use- Jess to bid against them while they @ sub- scribing francs by the tens of thousands under the auctioneer’s eyes. The Figaro this morning says that Anton Am- brust, who represented the Louvre at the sale, was authorized to bid 800,000 francs for the pic- ture, but this statement is not d erally be- hat, which was of crepe, was | lieved. Auctioneer Chevallicr declares, “parole trimmed with spra; eet peas. | d'honneur,” that he did not hear the American The ushers were ir. Walter C. Clephane, who also acted as best man; also Mr. C. A. Brandenburg, I. U. Townsend, and F. L. Cal- houn. Mr. and Mrs. Nairn left on the 11:20 art association's bid when he declared the pic- ture sold, and this, too, the Americans and English decline to believe. An English dealer said to the Press corre- train for a stay of two weeks at Mountain Lake | sponde ‘It was a fight between the French park, a ey place just between Deer Park | and the Americans, and 60 I am an entirely un- and Oakland. On returning the: will spend part of the summer with the bride's parents, SE THE OBSTRUCTED STREETS. prejudiced man, but I never in my life wit- nessed such a flagrant pkee of chicanery at a public sale. It will be a wholesale warning to foreign dealers when an art sale is advertised in France again.” DESCRIPTION OF THE PICTURE. Millet’s L'Angelus (Evening Prayer) is 211/ by 253g inches. In the catalogue of the Secre- tan collection itis thus described: “The sun has already sunk below the horizon, but still illuminates, with a warm, golden light, the lower part of the sky and the vast expanse of fields. The Grand Jury Investigating Com- plaints Against the B. and P. The District attorney has brought the ques- tion of the illegal occupation of the streets and avenues by the tracks af the Baltimore and Potomac railroad company to the attention of ception atthe state capitol, but the governor will not accompany the distinguished party be- * yond this city. —— FIRST FISTS, THEN BULLETS. How Two Fishermen Settled a Difficulty in Oregon. Astoria, Onea., July 3.—John Boldt, a fish- erman, who came here recently from Glouces- ter, Mass., and John W. Lucas, a Canadian, yesterday quarreled over some salmon. They agreed to settle their dispute with bare knuckles under Queensberry rules. After fighting seven rounds Lucas was “knocked out” by a blow which broke his jaw. When he regained consciousness he expressed his will- ingness to continue the contest with either pis- tols or knives. Boldt preferred pistols, and they took positions twenty paces apart. Four shots were exchanged. One of the bullets lodged in Boldt’s forearm, breaking the bone, and another in Lucas’ neck. Lucas’ wound proved to be fatal and Boldt has been arrested. Saas The Reading to Rival the Pennsylvania. Pumaverrnia, July 3.—The Philadelphia and Reading railroad company is planning a new passenger route to the west which will bring it into more active rivalry with the Penn- szlvania railroad. By the new arrangement the Reading road instead of transferring passen- gers between New York and the west to the Baltimore and Ohio railroud in Philadelphia will take them to Harrisburg across the Sus- quehanna river to the terminus of the Harris- burg and Potomac railroad; thence over the Western Maryland railroad to a point of con- nection with the Baltimore and Ohio railroad at or near Cumberland. From there westward the Baltimore and Ohio railroad will be used. ‘The new route will be as short if not shorter than the Pennsylvania railroad route and will have many advantages. —— The Canadian Pacific Not Worried. Moyrrrat, July 3—In connection with the project in which Henry Villard, president of the Northern Pacific, and a number of North- ern Pacific boy, mae are interested. to parallel the Canadian Pacifie by the Northern Pacific through its _recently-acquired Manitoba branches, Mr. Shaughnessy, assistant general of the Canadian Pacific, in the ab- sence of the president, said: “We have known for some time that the Northern Pacific was buying jin that direction, but we think the country is large enough to support any num- ber of railways. So far as the Canadian Pa- cific is concerned it will always be able to take care of itself under all circumstances.” ——___ Three Old Counterfeiters, Arrested. Ispraxapours, Ixp., July 3.—Major Carter, chief of the United Sta: .1 secret service in this istrict, with the assisca* ce of several officers, —— captured “Doc” Jobnson, “Hoxie” Moon and L. 8. Ashcroft, three old-time coun- terfeiters who haye served several terms in the penitentiary. They are charged with being members of a large gang of criminals that have been circulating spurious money in Indiana for several months. - —___ The Cruise of the “Restless.” Fort Moxnor, V. July 3.—The yacht Restle, with First Assistant Postmaster-Gen- eral Clarkson and party on board, has azrived e. ee eae A, Bold Bank Robbery. Cucaco, July 3A dispatch from Ligonier, Ind., says: A bold bank robbery was perpe- trated here yesterday. While the cashier of Sol Myers’ bank was at dinner, some bold thief en- tered the bank through ‘a side window and rifled the cash drawer and stole less than $1,000, The if got away undetected. ——-__— An Eloping Parson. Bmorxonam, Ava., July 3.—Reports from Eufaula teil of how Parson Duncan, residing near Newton, Ala., eloped on Satarday with the daughter of his neighbor, a Miss Baldrce, Duncan's wife was buried Thursday and he is known to have bought both strychnine and erphine. The eloping couple departed on foot towards Florids and officers are in pursuit. Mrs. Duncan's body will be ‘exhumed and an examination made. The Marshal Shot Them. Vawpauia, Int., July $.—Marshal Phillips tempted to arrest Charley Stolle Monday night, and Will Stolle, an elder brother and a power- ful mau, assaulted the officer. The latter drew his revolver and shot Charley Stelle twice and his brother Will three times. Both are thought to be fatally injured. ———— The Dervishes Defeated. Camo, July 3.—The Egyptian troops under Colonel Wodehouse, have had a battle at Arquin with the Dervishes and defeated them and po mente oF pg bear pa ogg oe wounded is reported to 500, ani Egyptians a 70. Bed = officers were wounded. ‘slonel ‘odehouse revlon ite ipted to effect 7a) lodge- ment on the river bank and Col, Wodehouse with advanced upon them with a field attack, but after they had lost two y to retreat. The battle the grand jury. Thus far the following wit- nesses have given testimony: A. H. MeCor- mick, W. H. Blodgett, Wesley G. Carr and Ofi- cers Hutchinson, Melton, Shrader, Burns, Loone and Chamberlain. a hero is perceptible that blessed twilight calm which comes to the field laborer between all toland sleep. In the foreground a young couple has been busily harvesting the potato ‘op. They have been interrupted in their work and stand there quietly, vigorously s off against the luminous sky. ‘The young man expresses, in his inclined attitude, a sweet se timent of rustic piety. He has taken off his cap and holds it against his breast. The youn, womun likewise bowing, is holding her joined hands near her Both said, in silence, a fervant pray Hettie Green Committed to Jail This morning Hettie Green, the colored wo- man at whose house, 17th and B streets north- east, Enoch Turner was killed on Saturday night last, has been committed to jail by U. 8. Commissioner Bundy in default of bail for vio- lating the internal revenuo law. — Hettic | {try ringing the teaae t, whilst the bells was: fined $150 and costs on| ‘The picture was painted thirty years ago and Friday last’ = in. the_——Criminal was sold toadealer by the artist for 2500. When the dealer afterward resold it for $10,000 Millet modestly spoke of the price as a sensa- tional one and disclaimed all responsibility for the transaction. And now, while his widow is unable to keep over her head the roof of the Barbizon cottage that was his, the government of his country buys his most famous work, after court in the case of the District for selling liquor without license, and tor this offense she was arrested by Officer J. A. Pearson. Wm. Stratton and Wm, Davis, two colored men, testified before the commissioner that they got whisky at Hettie’s gn the 15th of June and the commissioner held her to answer. THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. C., WANTED—HELP. FOR SALE—LOTS. FOR _RENT—HOUSES. _ 2 faves. Ey Sain Wie Ain Saas STED MISCEL W SEE SRE SOEs |B faa WE er Eee ae | ee ie eS ee a ee, Tat NTED— Two. T-CLASS WAITERS. Wiiltson wotse, Finana? ce LW. Wise WASTED Foy GOOD, SE COLORED quired. “Apply at 1801 E st. mw, Syu-2t" Ww 01 SETTER AND Press Run: e TENTEE mer. A) PATENTEE PUB. ©O.,, Webster Law B'ld'g., 605-7 D st. u.w. 1t* - BRICK DWELLING, ® ROOMS ABD PSE as ars oe te, eee TS COMPAL = 2251 32d ot 1636 14th st., i3r and _273-Ot _ JOR RENT—NEW 6-1 st. ne, mod. imps. $15 Fs RENT—A NEARLY NEW Srolling, 1187 Dth st. as tice @40 and tp good rena: To. SyS-1ve TYLER & HUTAERDORD, 1307 F at. m AUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS Sata Gy “n, deep to 8 20. CHOICE LOT ON NORTH SIDE to 30-feot T.- alley; can om front and, four on rear Price, 0128.3": WAS ixee houses. G 00 14th st. nw. Fea “Lots ON NTARIO | ST BET, ita, 20, average cd 120: x50 to 81.200 each. 12 on Cham in ave, bet. Boundary and sts.. 202120 each, sidewalk laid, lo Jed Seuseee ch d eask oud balence im 1 one-thiry ce in 2, These lot are in the most ramdly imipre ae northwest, and well as an investment. _i¥2-lm GEO. We LINKING, 10th sud i Ww INS, 10th and H sis. nw, Fe mete NICE BUILDING 58, Ab e- SADDLE AND BUGGY HORSE TO rates, ED—H. BAUM PAYS THE 219 7thst. s.w. Wee fa eae! Pon aCe aan Gee ILIN, LESSONS: BE- cat siouragy uray rates, Roora 96, St Cloud Bide. X. Cap. and ist ste, 202100 cach; on sul, price SwORMST E! Fe BRADLEY, 927 F. |G MAN WITH SOME EXPE | WWANTED—Topur—Goop IND-HANDGEN- | 3405 = ABS AGO THE POPULA: i 3 T. DYER, 1904 F st nw co ip tos ewe Mastaaes aya IW ities Gothen Guay Pa spires | FrGne of FINDLAE uit nas Sark odd woy a g Store, 7th and Boundary sts. n.w. igheat cash price ia paid, Call or sand porlalto | | ismearty jo 21EY ot, 232 24th 7m. 1.6 ANTED—IMMEDIATELY—A aerad THIRTY THOUSAND. 2-2-5100 B18 Ohive, dr., m for General Work in small of two miust be SCRIBNER. BEST BUTTERINE, ‘ lees cook and furnish first-class ces. Call cooking, 15c. Warranted not to get enter w. iv ITE WOMAN, MEAT AND VEG- $40 per month and fare for » Call quick, DICK’S AGENCY, 613 is oe nw. ANTED—TWO GOOD, STOUT Wito Wires ee Plumbing Business; eed apply. Call at 425 12thet.n.w. 1¢ ‘ANTED—CATERER, OR CATERESS, TO TAKE dining-toom floor, {n good ity’ for lunch rs; rent moderate and taken iar TERE: office. WASTED IMMEDIATELY — A Rapid Lady Typewriter and Si ud 14th sen, real ed purchased for 8150 CONGER, Estate Agent, 1415 F street. table small Bote) sea iew, ‘ANTED—HOUSEHOLD NITURE, Furniture, Store Fixtures, and Furniture of every W FRANK B. ‘Real tire Hol Minds. Address © ANTED—PARLOR FURNT Upholstered Iuattresecs tags ‘over, work done ine neat \d made; perfect (slip covers cut NELSON, 1325 G st uw.miy5-Ow" ‘D—P. C. MERRY, = are Gaah for old ‘school, law and Heal books specialty : +sell or exchange; large stock Dovels at half prices 3e20-1m_ [00 old on N & RAM SALE—CHOICE ECKINGT 29-Aw" JACOB SCHARF, img lots, fapeits. i ‘3 F%. TutereecGen of Com 4 20th st. q in. ave. and 20th st, 2472100. Pri f 3. Cor. 28dand Meteo, ieiis. Price 3 North’ side of @ 19.0x100. ria machine, give Reerenees aad state x B97, city. "WARXTED—A FIRST-CLASS ACTIVE MAN COO! (chief); must thoroughly understand soups, carv- ing, and roasts. Apply at EVANS’ Dining Rooma, F st. n.w., at once. 3 ws ED—LADIES TRY “ORANGE BLOSSOM. asure cure for female diseases; also Dr. McGill “Blood 2 malari samples ; 100 doses 31; free, rn FA BAILE tole agents SI? A ste bee bet. T6ti Mad THE sia aw = juare fo an WANTED A YOUNG WHITE GIRL To TAKE | i0-EW aecapateaendaalibemee re of Baby 17 months old. Apply at 1041, T | WANTED STORAGE AT 480 PENNA, AVE; 2.10 . “ 3 ea ‘e eae ie separate. Locked compartments for household and Toe REET a St, ERTENDED, Li WANTED-A BOY TO WORK AT TIN TRADE; | ei spods: for particalars appiy at premises: =a “i on wituont New Cottacra tn te Qhewho has been at trade, preferred; no claar: — a = “— le of 8. bet “T6th ‘and’ Si wale” ette suiokers need apply. STR i ; ANTED—GOOD SECOND-HAND CLOTHING, | “20x85 about, and 22113 YOR KEN NEAR NEW sig. WANTED—A WaisT HAND, AT 1013 10TH ST. | pigntet chal prices’ will be penk Graeme | ph, 2.00) B’nal Office, preamd brick bay niudow sromt oie Vaw. to ____At*” | Pan Omice, 20t Bean ve. corner 2 my26 | lot A.sg. GSU, Price pet square foot 1.25 wr deru improvements, k was ‘D—A CAPABLE SALESMAN TO SELL ‘EAM CARPET CLEANING AND | Southeast corner of — our ‘Oth “and W sts. i. Ww. per squat t Nest. and Ne . Capitol st,; 4 lots, 18x95 separately or as a whole. de29-5t__B. H. WARNER & CO., 916 F st. n. w. koods in Washington and viciuity. A’ per- manent and profitable position for an ene! Ae roan Zorne men. Apply with references to ROBACHER DISINFECTANT COMPANY, Rochester, N.Y. jy3-3t yy ANTED—MEN AND WOMEN COOKS, NURSE: Chambermaids, Laundresses, Vegetable Cooke: ya, Waiters and Kitchen Men for resorts, country and sity, Call quick. “DICK'S AGENCY, 613'7th 2 w. jy 3h ANTED—WOMEN COOKS, 810TO ‘ks; Feathers Revovated, Mat- x100. Pri Furulture steamed, and Moths be- UNPURN Over, YOUNGS, 1402 Paay., Telephone 1UU8-2, =. HED OR FURNISHED. A Is: “ators, each, will seli . RETWEREN FOR RENT—ROOMS. ENT—FURNISHED—FIRST AND 8! INEST NW NT—1514. CAROL ma 3 116th sts, Brick House: six ms and batt t =< or en suite, without W termnice rags she eee a Waiters, Drivers cr Farm. SAM’LA. COOMBE, 92 ANTED—EIGH amen to learn rpet, or Upholste us alary fifty cents per day for first year. A letter W. B. MOSES & SON, State age, ht, and inclose photograph, 2-3t NTED—A WHITE WOMAN TO COOK AND do Housework in small family; give references or tate wages expected. Address Box 82, Star office. ly? ot" \ pet. 17th apd 1Sth sts, st.’ bet. 4th and 5th «i Hi. ave. n. 3.63 Ye Apply at 2114 Pa OR RENT—A SPLE: That beautiful, wel 10th and uw.” Large plate-glass show window: Special terms made to right party. Apply JAMES F. BARBOUR, 431 10th st. n.w. dy3-6t R RENT—ENTIRE SECON: bath; family of two, 1102 List. nw.’ PORRENT—UANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOM: two communicating on’ second floor; cool an Pleasant; corn - 1234 Mass ave. n.w. Jy3-3t* FOR BENT 024, HST. N.E.. SECOND FLOOR, Single Furnished Rooms, or the whole cheap; bath and closet ; $13 ys (OR RENT—CAPITAL PARK FLATS, st.n.w. Desirable Kooms to rent by the da or month. Square 547, a Square 1080, south half, Je29-6t* TYLER & KUTHERFORD, 13¢ ‘OR SALE—A BARGAIN—CHOICE BUILDING Lot, 20 feet front, alley side and rear, west 23th st, bet, Wallach ahd U nw: ; 82,500 tor tewda HEISKELL & McLERAN. 1008 F st. n. w. Lot IN THE m New Hampshire ave. between BAe OU HEISKELL & McLERAN, L008 F st. nw, JOR SALE-A FIN LOT ON 15TH st. extended n. y per foot; this isa special burwain; owner leaving the city. R.A. L- LIPS, 1419 New York ave. ED—TWO FOR GENERAL Housework ; orders for hotel men promptly filled. mtry. house, 12: batts “ Cooks, Waiters, Drivers, Orders in city or cou! 910 F st. n.w. E} WAS Sine D—WOMAN CAPABLE OF DOING WORK I family; would empioy man and wife, the rive t. 0 FUKNISHED HOUSE 1004 Hist. uw. L0r 100 ' W ANTE, of smal man to help about and lage. Address Box 93, Star offic re i! WANTED-YOUNG MAN TO LEARN THE DRUG Jo gueness Apply to F. 8, WILLIAMS & CO, At W: ED—IN A DRUG STORE AN ASSISTA Who has had experience in the business, Address B. H. B.. Star offic sy2 Bt" was D—A COLOR AY Invalid during the square, 25x54, 01 Dupout circle and @ nally 29.6 TE , FURNISH! new house, with ‘all mod. in ayz-3te Je18-1m JOR RENT— #45 0 nw. 10r.,. dr. mi A BARGAIN IN BUILDIN feet 6 inches frout on O st. u Gth; concreted street, cas, water, must be sold in 10 days or Jots wil SWORMS' F a. \N-TO WAIT ON AN lay. Inquire at 1635 11th st. n. w., with referenc jyl-3t" WANTED A REGISTERED PHARMACIST TO do Kelief “Work. Address ZINGIBER, Star POE, RENT — BEAUTIFUL SUMMER ROOMS, single or en suite, in private family; furnished jarwe, double corner house, south and east frogs refer- we Fe es required. 1101 K st. CB, OVERLOO ‘htful Roon P st. nw, OFFERS Fi t the 8.6. corner of Sth and 1 si ence of ¥ flat JR SALE—WOULD LIKE SEALE that splendid lot SOx12 ARRETT, 13th and N —4 JACKSON JOR RENT_N ‘ a _ L.. he ‘3 -y =f woe. Fe for rn i CARLY NEW HOUSE, ce “St fayette "square, ms, roperty in this vicinity is Bow welling for 3 | AY rooms and bath ; one square front sthest = r ee tise strictly Ars Terms wreatly re- | be GB wile Mst nw. inguin of J. MM. SIMI W aces pes days oe tacelig ue betsy Soa he Soe ag summer, a Iy2-Se SA Baxt | office, or 1000 oh 4 ost “Art” of 0 soaliene tare _ | JFOR RENT—SUMMER RESORT—COOL, PLEA OR 8 z OK RENT ry THOS E WAGGAMAN, REAL Tidress bos 06; Star chin ne OE Pe | Fane keeas heskeoeeae teotieke beter WoL. aluable Lots in square 186, adjoining thereat | 8% TESTS THOS. FE WAGGAMAD — 2 SS | aor-mirrowed beds: also others: loca- | dence of the late W. W Corcoran, fronting ou "oon oon Waste NGLES MIDDLE-AGED LADY, | tion; comforts of home or club life, 609 Becticut avenue” and on ist he "Late peti: with Two Hundred Dollars to invest in busi? Fh a he Maltby, N. J. av and B stn. w ness, can hear of good-p c be Square” and “F rt tn ite 15, 16,17, 1810, whe tar in W. W. C FR RENT—THREE PLEASANT UNFURNISHED gems third floor. “Inguire 809 9th st. mw. y1- paying situation, by sta interview can behad. Address Box AS y ANTED—AN [ARRIED LADY WHO CA) a * Witter ene ear Ee, change of a Boart: | VOR RENT—EIVE ROOMS SECOND FLOOR, 1106 ye 4 ihe BOK 108 Bite ate ee mn ake. Ae | oth ably ee eee Doe corner 1th __ 714 15th st. n.w., Washington, D. 0. ED—DRESSMAKERS, SKIRT AND WAIST | “27 8t®. _ e-E —BROOKLAND AND SOUTH BROO! WANTED DRE seek eek ke R RENT—000 MST. COMMUNICAT. We have the choicest lots in these sub- Givisions at from 4 to 12 ANTED— WHITE ch NW AND ing Rooms, 2d floor, unfurnished: ; also 2 3d-floor furnished Room: y t-class table board. LO} SE- y Hands, White Youths K stn, ; workers, Farm 4nd Dai 5 7 . — uleytown Komd, sr or Be eat Ww. oe Cane OR REN1—FURNISHED—THREE NICE LARGE | to ric and steam: WS Gest. Iw patter rh uh ay a ne eg ye ee BATCHELDER, 1215 F st. nw. dat. ey ‘hunks stored. BURNHAM'S, 910 9th at. n.w, | excellent location; southern exposure. YOR SALE—LOTS IN WAGGAMAN AND Li “ ~ dout's addition to the Gi t ae pe ee : pels * y of Washin 915 F st. n.w.,24 floor, Gunton bid TED-WORKING WOMEN, MEN, NURSE | JYOR KEN called Woodley Park. ‘his property Js situa tr. r. th & Pa. av several Clerks, to fill positions alret - unfurn! terminus of Connecticut ave. extended, and adjoins 401 7th st. ons prepa for government Fou rent. a! 5 — now bridee the park d rive, a O1ty INTEL | YOR RENT—IN THE NORTHWEST, A SUITE OF ~t a oe 66" | Four rooms on 208 fish tric road will be for t house- a spirited competition with Americans, for far more than he ever earned in his sad lifetime. si vs ei heenbsince st SENT BACK TO DINE. A Quaint Episode of the French Gov- ernment’s Friendship for America. Convicted for Housebreaking. This morning in the Criminal Court, Judge Bradley, John Stewart, Charles, alias Commo- dore Smith, and Joseph Smith were tried for honsebreaking and larceny—Mr. A.B, Williams for the defendants. ‘The offense was committed at the building in the course of erection by Thos, B. Durkin, and the jury found a verdict of guilty of petit’ lar- ceny against the first-named defendant, who was sentenced to six months in jail. The others were acquitted. ——____ LOCAL TES. Arthur Pumphry forfeited 25 collateral in the Police Court to-day for cruelly treating a mon- key at the “Zoo. Gus Proctor, colored, went into his employ- er’s cellar yesterday and drank seventy-five cents worth of whisky. Policeman Golway ar- rested him and he was fined $5 by Judge Miller to-day. Prof. Fred Reichenbach will climb up into the belfry of the Metropolitan M. E. church to- morrow morning. and at 6 o'clock will com- merce @ program of patriotic airs on the chimes, A family excursion down the Potomac will be given to-morrow on the steamer Thompson, which will leave her wharf at 6 p.m., returning about 10 p.m. No liquors will be sold on the oat, Lucy James and Annie Carps, colored girls, were dancing the ‘“Can-Can” in front of a Chinese laundry, on 7th street, last night, when arrested by Policeman Smith. They were fined $5 each by Judge Miller to-day. — Repvcep Rares to Virginia Midland stations will be sold July 3 and 4, good returning until From the Youth's Companion. In the days of President Van Buren the French government took extraordinary pains tobe popular in Washington. This was no hard task, for the romantic memory of La- fayette had in no wise died away among our representative citizens, This was the time when the duties on foreign goods were heavily imposed to raise revenue to support the gov- ernment. The wary French king hoped to have the duty made light upon French silks and wines, It was probably more than a ¢oincidence that at this crisis the Prince de Joinville, the son of the king, made a visit to this country, and naturally he went to Washington. The Presi- dent, accustomed then as since courteously to recefve distinguished guests, invited the French prince to dinner. For some insufficient reason the invitation was respectfully declined, Very soon the prince returned to France. In the meanwhile the French government, informed of de Joinville’s refusal to dine at the White House, made a great stir. Here was an affront to ‘a rising ower which might well be construed into an uternational insult. The French sprig of roy- ity was ordered immediately back to accept an invitation and dine with the President of the United States. In the meanwhile Gen, Harrison had died in office and Mr. Tyler was the President. The French embassador met his prince m New York the Sth, Apply city offices of the Piedmont | 519 escorted him to the capital. The invitgtion — came and was effusively accepted. The Inex- orable laws of courtesy were thus appeased, and the gallant Frenchman, with the fair Miss ‘Tyler on his arm. was ushered into the state dining-room. Immediately afterward he re- turned to his frigate, which had been expressly detailed to bring him over to tako a meal. faa A Suxpay py THE Sea.—The low-rate excur- sion tickets now on sale by the Pennsylvania railroad to Atlantic City, Cape May, and Sea Isle City places these favorite resorts within the reach of all. Fine road-bed, complete equipment, and grand schedule of trains are the characteristics which maintain the popu- larity of the Pennsylvania railroad to the sea- we ape an Ne shore cities. See advertisement in another | ?*0™ the Philsdelphia Press, 3 These are the ages of some well-known writ- ing women: Sarah Orne Jewett will be forty next September, Mrs, Humphrey Ward is thirty-eight, Lucy Larcom is sixty-three, Har- riet Prescott Spofford is fifty-four, Edit!. M. Thowas is thirty-five, Marion Harland (Mrs. Terhune) is fifty-nine, Amelie Rives-Chanler will be twenty-six next August, Mrs, Frances Hodgson Burnett is thirty-nine, Celia Thaxter is fifty-three, Mrs. Croly (Jennie June) is fifty- seven, Miss Braddon is fifty-two, Blanche Willis Howard is forty-two, Rose Terry Cooke is sixty- two, Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Ward will be forty- five in August, Miss Louise Imogen Guiney is twenty-seven, Constance Fenimore Woolson is forty-one; nobody ever found out exactly the age of Miss Woolsey (Susan Coolidge), but it is believed that she was born in 1845, which would make her age forty-four; Mrs, Margaretta Wade Deland, author oft “Sohn Ward, Preacher,” is thirty-one; Mrs. poy Mapes Dodge is fifty-one, and Mary Abigail Dodge « t cig! column. —>__ GEORGETOWN. Bvritpixe Assoctatio: At the eighty-sixth monthly meeting of the First Co-operative building association last night at Association hall money to the amount of $14,000 was sold as follows: $2,000 in bonds of first series for jue $220.50 sold with interest added at $240.22. $2,000 in bonds of the series whose ~ value is $221.85 sold with interest added jor $222.23. The fpr ange 2 amounts of money were also sold: $3,900 at 65; @2,500 at 64; $1,500 at 63; $2,000 at 62; $100 at 61. There was Serge mmiesinties to stock of the new series, ie stockholders authorized the directors, when they deem it necessary or ad- visable, to purchase or erect a suitable build- ing for the ‘tion of business of the asso- ciation. Tue Foxenat or Mrs. Gex. THomas.—The last sad rites over the remains of Mrs. Fannie G. Thomas were performed yesterday after- noon at her late residence on P street in the Lage ofa —— — Dr. Register, of St. John’s P. sisted by Rey. Dr. Stuart, of Christ B, E. church, officiated. From the house to her last resting place the remains were borne by the five sons of the deceased and Mr. Beall, The interment was at Oak Hill, Cmancep with TaaeaTenrno Hrs afternoon, in the Police Court, Robt. T. Ar- low, who lives on High street, charge: dail Hamilton) is at leas’ ht years older, though the records are not quite sure upon this delicate point, cee EES met tae Carl Brandt, the artist, of Hastings, N. ¥., Saanrtae sa el city sande cl an ero! red. His te im oo, ocitioal's condition thet ti ly was cabled for. ffi - [ loor. suital without children ; Summer prices, mu 1 nmerave pow | seg, ANTED — THE MUTUAL RESERVE FUND | 1609 19th st. Jeo-Un | "Call for plat; tun of cheap prope Ye 2 a N Life Assoriation desires to employ one Special —— E = os - Sho. F Wanna ruoh How, r'm.10 weut in exch eity aud county in the United tes, > my10-3 i Canada, Great Britain, and France, It also has excel: FOR RENT—FLATS a Jent openings for goud business men in all of these countries as Managers, General and District Agents. Compensation liberal, results certain; position per- FOR SALE— ‘8,000 New Hampshire ave, OR RENT—WEST END FLATS— 20 K FEET OF G near New Signal Office—five large rooms and a T., ROU F bail oth and H manent. This Company furnishes Lite ‘Tusuranee at | range, with modern ituprovements, gas meter, | twelve or more lots of not less than Store 1410 Pst. nw one-half the usual raves. line algeady paid ‘Six and | coal cellar. Reference required. ‘Ient 820. apeiy.té | _apig KB. CUNGE Btore and Dw'ng, 2007 | Gas Fale eS Pollars in bg — it bes Janitor, d¥3-3t OR SALE— +e gt. Ban 2 — mete jpore than ‘Two Million Dollare Cash Surp! R RENT—FLATS—FIVE ROOMS AND BAT) THAT SPLENDID LOT we aipove te oniy Skersie he Property 01 the greatest success ever known in life. insuranea, | JV?! : ; theast ‘ " books, For full list cail at office for bulletin isened om Acidtras or call upon EB HALPER president, or N- Set wantin oe ives second Boor; to good tenant | os southenstcorner How Hampshire ev on B the Istand 15th, Ly2] THOS. E. WAGGAMAR. . BLOSS, vice-president, Home Office, J Tow, ‘oF 7 ~ Fo = = New York, or upon auy several manager Jess-eodt neetcee mresinil El I ee eh MARION ST. 3... 7 ROOMS eee are cn ENT}—< house. Apply of owner, EMMONS 8. SMITH, 705 WANTED Wisi To EMPLOY A FEW LADIES FOR RENT—STORES. COUNTRY REAL ESTATH | diane: Sct dyz-1ma on salary to take charge of our business st their == = = . JOR RENT-HANDSOMELY FURNISHED, 0: home; slking required: | permanent position; | WOR RENT—GOOD LARGE STORE, AND CON- aii ko a a ey A Wages, #10 per week; money advanced for wages, &. ; crete Cellar at 608 7th st. s.w.; cood location; to F cre A ana 2 A. =e — | tf - Will pay Food wases if only bart of the time cau bé en: | permanent tenant, 820." A. I. COUMBE, 1425 'N. ¥. | H'northem terminus of Takva Park, 1:4 sail 0 Delaware ave: uc; oue-half square fro ployed; I ean refer to the best people in Louisville, | ave. Jy3-Lw | of Silver Springs; high, heal ua ate ving of cs okie r Addrest with stamp, MES. MAGION WALKER. 4th | 68 RENT — STORE 214 10TH ST, NEA | PUOMRN value. Address and and Chestnut st., Lousville, Ky, No attention paid to wholesale inarket and La. ave.; suitable for com: | ~ pias . Foe Pesto, 231 Postal cards. —_3e26-w&s,Ut*_} inission or grocery business particularly. Inquire ‘Ok SALE—O) A T Tova, ave. aud at. tw ANTED — DUNDORE’S | EMPLOYM! BU- La ave. Je18-3m ae Cottage, well shaded, acre lot, hich poe al Fea, conducted by ladies white and’ colored, for all kinds of domestic labor, for District and states, with references, 717 Mat, nw, WV ANTED-MANAGER, ON SALARY $2,000 PER year, to open branch office in your locality ; busi- antile; one that will inspire you with men and women, rood water, growing vevetables, fruit 12,500. ‘Also G0,00U square feet of ground ¢; several “fine onk trees: $1 a H. EVANS, with MUNN & OO, 624 F premises. = barn OR RENT—STORE AND DWELLING ON If rating, rtant business thoroughfare for millinery, con: 4 or ist, tailor or other Hight business; ee .W. Kent $40. Keysadjoining. jelS-3mi OR RENT —STORE, PLATE-GLASS SHOW- windows, 90 feet deep’ F at, being 1220 E BLN, ©14 17thst.n.w.. SZO 7th et, nw. r Larch 49 GLB A stn y ness purel lym e bride, pleasure, and profit; trade established no cane wt rn $150 ‘Vassing or p ing; @ rare portunity. be _ iD, 20 aud 27 W. btu st, Cincinnati Obio. mye Will buy a lot near the center of the flourishing _ WANTED—SITUATIONS. WANZED—BY A COLORED WOMAN, A PLACE in family as Cook; no washing or ironing small family; good references. Apply at loz: st. n.W. W ASiED BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIL, a Place in small private family to do Cooking, Washing and Ironing; can city reference. Callat 1244 Sth st.nw. 1 LORED GIRL, A PLACE OF # not afraid to work. Call or __FOR RENT—OFFICES. OR RENT——LARGE, “AIRY OFFICE ROOMS E, “Al ‘on second floor of new building, corner 5th and . D.W., opposite Pension Ofice. ¥. FOX, 920 F st. nw. Gots. jy3-6t ALBERT J T--STABLES. JOR RENT—IN REAR 1224 9TH ST. N. W., AC- Price 810 per mouth. Opposite The Pertianke ice Imonth, i cone tains four stalls ‘and “rool for four carriages, cock: nan's quarters, ePrice $25 per tu uth. Jex9-7t_ THOS. J. FISHER & CO., 1324 F st. nw. etal aa i i Ee “~~ BUSINESS CHANCES. CITY OF FINDLAY, OHIO, where oil wells and natural gas wells have given a boom unequaled by any other locality in the country. For particulars apply to FRANK B. CONGER, Real Estate mt, 1415 F st., Washington, D. C. dy2-1w SALI Forni Vilage Property in Maryland; railroad fare §O per month. $900 cash, An outlay or 8400 URAL, star ay! would make ita lovely home, Address ki office. R SALE—A NEW COTTAG D LOTO! hundred yards from Landover Station, Md., Balti More and Potomac railroad necessary outbuild— “PRES} Bice water. Apply to J.C. SHERIF. : ‘Lando V yANTED — SITUATION BY§ A NORTHERN Woman without incumbrance ;understands house- keeping in all its branches; tor city or country; pri- = = 7 vate or hotel; best of references, at 613 7th rpueee 18 NOCITYIN AMERICA GROWING AS BR SALE—73% ACRES OF LAND ON 7TH-ST. ates # 1 yavadly aa Findlay, Ohio. Ite the | center of the EF Foad. 10 miles trom Washington: propert yeepare- ah at. 8. Se yy ANTED—BY A SETTLED COLORED MAN, A | &reat oil and natural gas ctories, rolling y rot Be-Acre Plat, proved by -room be e- A | inills and all manufacturing establishwents | house, store and 6-room house, with necessary out- th st _2.W., Ad eaiieeataem be Walter; good ip zeterences; wii: in operation give employment to thousands of | building, we. SF. men. DW BLOWN Whe Ma. ANTED—A YOUTH SIXTEEN YEARS OF AGE . W. BROWN, Wheaton, Md. will volunteer services for three years as A\ Ihave several lots for sale near large factories at ROOM BRICK HOUSE: 10 ACRE 7 prentice to learn the Profession of Architecture. Ad- | $150 each. 14k farce, and ruts in Biadensbore k2bamo, || 204 Ar 40/1407 14th st, dress JOHN, Star office. jy3-3t* FRANK B. CONGER, MAKION DUCKETI, 507 12th st. a2. 3.42011 th et. nw = <= 5 DIGK'S AGENGY BOR GOO * 3e29- Attorney-at-Law, Bladensburg, Md. | 3y1 BW WANK & Ov. 916 Fat aw, WANTED Go To DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS, Real Estate Agent, 9 | —————_—$——_ - =< 7 x 1N.W xT 2ousenigy, Waltreas, Nurses: Laundres, Coeck oe B SALE OR RENT HAVING JUST FINISHED | JOR RENT SMOUSE 719K ot, ¥, W. kon stmw. Also European Steaushipagente “jy-ae" | _3¥2-1w 2426 F ot. | SS modern Salt comange ot Gatthecstang, Ma. i was Inquire of W. £ LDMONS1UN, 500 oth at, D—AT HEADQUARTERS—POSITIONS ks, Chambermaia, Waitress, Laundress and Jmmes, Seauustress, Men Watters, Cooks, Conchin terms or rent to de ‘desirable yrcunds snd new stable A 6 aud new stable, ES, 128 West Faye pte wt., Bhalt oparty: ance. station ; | 2. W. ie WARE To Ronmoy OREN eas. os | : , 8800 f from owner. RENTS Wier coe Address ARKINGTON, Star office. dyl-se wha ate en, | Ad Bn x KES, Fayette at., Baltim inedern limp rove Butlers, BANE A. COOMBE, w._Jy3-3t! | JOR SALE—THE STOCK OF-LIQUORS, CIG. R SALE-AT FALLS CHURCH, V WANTED_T0 DO CHAMBER WORK OR LIGHT vir Pitta a the Se eee anor gore, 1804 | IR’ \nown as Maple Cottage; 7 acres weil shaded Housework by a respectable, tidy white woman: | 436 st. nw.” state tof every description ; located ou Fairfax aveuusy See ae references given. Address WAVERLY, Star office. ‘or particulars inguire ob preiises. OF RENT —BY BO, HOLTZMAN, BAL Iwaeut ‘ATIONAL INSTITUTION NEEDS ASSIBT- | jy4ii-s,wisst” tate aiid Insurance Broke uaF saw i. W. RRUNNER. ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION a8 Coachman. Best of references can be fur- nished, Address Box 108, Star office. ANTED—BY A YOUNG COLORED WOMAN aplace us Chambermaid or Nurse; good ref. ences. No objections to leaving the city. Call 1116 Union Court, bet. 15th and ith, L and M stan. ry ‘ANTED — SITUATION: German Bartenders, Wi and Colored Nurses, Drive: oe White Cooks for: nt Superintendent with cash capital of $3,000) 3 Recessary improvements: HE CHEAPEST LOT(0N 16TH ST, SOUTH OFR st. vit fifteen ‘H BROOKLAN Sowa ary STREETS, AVENUES AND CIR- E.—The beautifully situated tract of land cote Sou ea laid Sayin er pueda tg BY feet wi is pot Placed on the .. Itison the line of the Metropolitan KR. R., id, about one mile 2 ES ivr. str ‘by stun . 816! aw 1 for sale at less than cost if take ‘Apply 1209 F st. n.w.. Room 7. NCE BRICK ment of $3, 00U cosh, balance §300 Searls vinent of 3 ). oe OWN at 37 G st. WSs ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN, WITH in the city, desires euter a here. business’ talent 29 be sold ior 8! 000, by 3 FOR FIRST-CLASS ‘Maids; also White oer lo erks for BURNAAM'S, 520 = EOE oh ‘ANTED—SITUATIONS—FREE! HOUSEKEEP- Werantalcavinee es een eee mended Servants, Clerks, kc. | Appilcatious for gov. t it Eine ‘torus. CTY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE. 711 G st. nw. 4029-60" WANTED--HOUSES. WANTED — WE HAVE A CUSTOMER, FO! ‘House in the northwest, about 7 or 8 mod. iinps.; price bet ween $3,000 poli at the terms. to 12 cents, on easy ‘the low price For lataaey to ™M. Bisson, 923 F st. now. or. jet-lm_REDFORD W. WALKEL, 1006 F st. n.w. e88 W! t can be made profitable; or would take charge ¢ of ait eatate: references Tur= bie parties Kesponsil need | FURNISHED HOUSI Full particulars, P20, BOX S16, GAy ES. MPLETE PKINIED LIST AT MY OFFICE.” iy omy eC asus 800 each, at, , Strom a+ ‘sleam..860 N. E. cor, 12th and Pa. 96) F, 3d hoor, 5 trout ra, beated bv steam GU Ty 4 TS, WORLD DO ES REMEMBER THE ited one Year, 1; all clock and jewel welty Sokeat the Toweat Prices in “7 we dety M. J. LA: 'VEYOR AND CIVIL ENGI- Wie: adrons i) st, Anacostia, DC. » ‘ 939 F'st., 24 Boor, Zr... 470 La ave., trom 10 to 2 st aw. 2r nw, or. 850 | GOS 6th st. and dy3-3t 2 WANTED 70 BUY ON MONTHLY PAVAENTS, toon, Brick House, within two oF fhe runes of ast Capitol es Rouse obo in good BOARDING. WS aa HOURLY 8 38's | LTO eo cal ne tonsa 880, 000, pleasant rooms WANTED—ROOMS. rns Roeser as Gray.