Evening Star Newspaper, March 13, 1890, Page 2

RIVERS ON THE RISE. The Father of Waters and All His RANGE CATTLE SUFFERING. The interstate Commission Learns About Freight. THE CANAL RECEIVERS AT WORK. ——+— CANADIAN COMPETITION. The Isterstate Commerce Commission Learns Something Important. Cmicaco, March 13,—At last night's hearing Defere Interstate Commerce Commissioners Merrison and Veazey Chsirman Midgely of the southwestern division of the Western freight association was on the stand He ssid through rates on grain from Mis- souri river points to Chicago and New York were reasonable and were lower than ever ‘Phe rate sheets were arranged to make the throngh rate by way of St. Louis about equal to the through rate by way of c . ing the cheap rate via Min te tidewater points and from Minneay to Chicago Commissioner Morrison asked why the price for shipping corn 400 miles, from Miabespolis to Chicago, is 7g cents @ hundred, while from river | sco 500 miles from Chicago, it is 20 cents a hundred. “The rate from Minnesppolis to Chieago is ” an pause the com- cheaper them the other m swered Chairman Midgely, “ petition by way of the Boo route must be met.” ~The Soo ronte is s water route. Why do the rates continue to be low in the winter mouths, when the lakes are frozen over?” “That is beeause they stop the grain at Duluth.” inion that the Mr. Midgeley gave it as his Fates would be lower from St. and «polis and Chicago than from points at nearly ane geal on the Missouri river as long ¢ Canadian lines came in direct eompeti- ——— THE FLOODS INCREASE. All the Streams Are Overflowing Their Banks and Doing Damage. Sr. Lovis, March 13.—Reports from points on the Missouri and Mississippi above here show the rivers to be rising. Telegrams from the interior show all the smalier streams to be very bigb and the lowlands in the vicinity of creeks and rivers to be under water. A dis- pateh from Simpson, Ill, says: All streams from Carbondale to Paducah, Ky., are miles and miles out of their banks. “rab Orchard creek above here is eight miles wide, while bey covers a territory hardly short of ten miles wide. Four trains are water-bound here and cannot turn a wheel until the waters snub- side and all bridges are fixed. The loss to the railroad company and farmers will be thousands of dollars. The Ohio below here and near Metropolis is on a wild tear, A dispatch from Vienna, Ill.. says that a number of families in the eastern partof that town have vacated their homes, while fences and a vast amount of lumber have floated away. A Burlington, lowa, dispatch says that the lowlands in various por- tions of Iilinois, Iowa and Missouri are over flowed. Flint creek, north of Burlington, is re- ported to be out of ‘ite banks and covering the surrgunding farms to a depth of four feet. THE CREVASSE FOUR HUNDRED FERT WIDE, Maniox, Itt.. March 13.-—Overflow of the streams in this vicinity has caused a suspension of railway traffic between Marion and St. Louis tgone direction and Paducah in the other, while great damage has been done by tue ates lands. The crevasse in the levee Arkansas City is 400 feet wide and ‘the city is likely to be overflowed, ——— Left with Funds, Mouxcis, Ixp., March 13.—Winfield 8, Baird, who has been acting agent for the Prudential insurance company in this city for several months, bas left for parts unknown with some of the company’s funds. Every effort is being made to capture him. ———— Burned to Death for Murder. Preaas, 3. D., March 13.—Summary apd terrible punishment was meted out to Dirty Foot, a Sioux buck, who attempted murder at ® camp on the Bad river yesterday. Dirty Foot got ion of some whisky at Fort to ay arriving at camp got drunk. Going to bis voae he found 4 known as “-Qid Sal” and jicked up an axe and struck her on the forebead, crack ber skull. A crowd soon gathered and Poot was caught and thrown into a fire in the center of eanal cannot be verified or denied. The re- Seivers have, however, divided the line of the eanal into three sections, over one of which a Feceiver will havg special supervision. The first division, under Mr. Johnson, ex- tends from Cumberland to dam No. 6; the sec- ond, under Mr. Bridges, from dam N. 6 to dam No. 4, and the third, under Mr. Baker, from dam No. 4 to the District of Columbia. Each receiver will appointa superintendent of his divimoo. This«Mr. Bridges thas already done fm the person of John W. Burgess of Hancock, this county, who has already entered upon the duty of gathering up and taking an inven- tory of the movable property in his division. paca bs ROUGH ON STOCK. The Cold Weather and Snow Begins to Tell on Cattle. Cmcaco, March 13.—A dispatch from Fort McLeod, N.W.T., saya: The cattle on the ranges are beginning to feel the effect of the cold weather. In the McLeod district there is as yet mo cause for apprehension, and on the north side of the river as far as New Oxley cattle are doing fairly well. It it reported that calves up toward the Porcupine hills are dying retty fast. The worst stories, however, come rom marth of New Oxley, ou the Red Deer river, about the northern limit of the country, where cattle are being ran on the range. The situation is said to very ae ae a repetition of the disasters of the ter of pi , when thousands of the Cochrane ranche cattle succumbed, is almost acertainty. There are two feet of snew from New Oxley north, with two hy -us and heavy crust. Cattle cannot get fo the grass and are dying fast. Information from reliable sources is that the loss in the country from Mosquito creek to Red Deer river will be very heavy, some estimating it at 75 per cent. “ - ‘Why They Oppose the Bennett Law. Mriwavkez, Wis., March 13.—The foll text of the protest py the three Catholic bishops of Wisconsin—Heiss, Flasch and Catzer—against the Bennett school law was made public yester- day. it issued by of the state schoul board as to whether any school is to be re-| Mi ded as having legal existence or not. The ishops say: “We have, indeed, Care against the demand that reading, writing, arithmetic and United States hist be tanght in the En- glish . but we do object to the power ‘ranted by this provision to school boards to Secide whether our schools have a right to exist before the law,” * The — explain that they cannot but apprehend that the ulti- mate intention is to the paroctial system altogether. y add: “We ave never received one single cent of state help for our sehools; we want no state inter® ference with them, either.” —_—— From Wall Street Today. New Yorx, March 13.—The stock market opened this morning extremely active, excited and strong. There wasarush to buy which, with the continuing anxiety of operators on the short side to cover their contracts, made first wean yen Cop ly A cent bet- ter e per Bas figures of last evening, while Quincy —7 lg at 1083¢ and Island 1 per cent at 95. There was some diaap- Leenipeg eds es foo of London to tally *pon i evening more and while the bidding for stock was very urgent the most strength was among the active stocks, — tap rapy in gs oe ones ir cent, respectively, while in the jecline epee only @ fraction. Rock Island reacted to $4, Quincy to 1073¢ and Transcontinental from 873¢ to 963;. The market became quieter toward the end of the hour and prices showed a firmer front Kew Aibeny and Ohicagor fea dropped from New whic! oy 49% to 47, while the Consolidated ds * jers Dat tired from 1025¢ to 100, The urally led the market in activity, but Pacific and Louisville, Reading and New Eng- land were not far behind, while the activity reac! all portions of the list. At 11 o’clock the market was fairly active and steady to firm, generally at small fractions under the opening prices. —_+-_—_ They Criticize the Czar. Lompox, March 13.—The czar of Russia is very unpleasantly reflected upon by the conti- nental journals for the persecution of the Prin- cess Dolgoroki, the morganatic wife of his late father. One of his first acts on ascending the throne was to exile her and her children and during his iifetime they will never be ullowed to return to Russia. Now he has tically confiscated her property in the country b by pur- a circle of tepees and when he tried to escape was thrown back until he was burned almost to 8 erie. ee He Didn’t Take a Nickel With Him. Burrs, Mowt., March 13.—Judge Andrew J. Davis, probably the richest man in Montana, died Tuesday night at the age of seventy-one. ‘His estate is variously valued at 26.000,000 to ‘$10,000,000. He is thought to have left no will and was aumarried. His brother, John A. Davis, of Chicago, was at his pedside at the closing —___—_ . Saw His Wife Burn to Death. Port Husox, March 13.—Mra. "D. Carlisle, renee, but was powerless to belp her, as he isa a A Family of Robbers, Qvavgve, lows, March 13.—Sheriff Phillips of this county arrived in town yesterday hav- jue and Jackson counties, These four brothers lived on a small in the northwest corner of Jackson county, and while ostensibly engaged in farm- jd most of their time to making raids neighbors. They stole everything could lay their hands on. A large amount stolen property was revovered. —>——_ 4 General Washed Overboard. Loxpox, March 13.—The news has been re- ceived here that Gen. Elphinstone, the con- troller of the duke of Connaught’s household, was washed overboard from the deck of a Steamship upon which he was a passenger when off Teneritfe, His body was not recov- ered. The id hter of Gen. El; —_ Loe pean ea setorearclons A Chicken Counted Prematurely. Cutcaeo, March 13.—A Tribune special from Memphis, Tenn, says: Henceforward under the provisions of Dorsch and Myers’ bills, re- amended and ted by the isla- Sees dees oer eet enn states in nat The democrats are divided and one side has labored for Australian ith it the republicans are state is overwhelmingly 8 fair count. aeons Retires From Politics. Paovrpexcs, BL, March 18—The Hon. ‘Thomas Davis, who is considered the patriarch of Rhode Island democracy, announced yester- day that on account of his be should retire from political life the of this session of the Rhode Island house of aeeg & g Mrscama Faris, Oxt., March 13.—Birchell was taken to the Woodstock jail by Detective Murray on the 7:30 o'clock train this morning. Setgeeteet St eens iar was clear Daye he replied: ‘There's no doubt chasing it at about a quarter of its value, and as meanness in money matters naturally at- tracts attention when « sovereign ws the party to display exceptional parsimony, comments have been unsparing, particularly fa Germany, | where the Russian minister protested versions, Bad, if Genuine. Nasuviiie, Texs., March 18.—A mysterious malady is prevailing in Jefferson county and many people believe it to be genuine spotted | fever. The contagion has broken out in Car- | son college and students are leaving, Four deaths have occurred within the last week. There is much excitement for fear the epidemic may kecome general. The bodies of patients are covered with white and black blotches the size of a silver dollar. =i A $100,000 Runaway. Mouxt Carrot, Int, March 13.—About 2 o'clock yesterday morning a fast freight going west on the Chicago, Milwaukee and St, Paul road ran into an cast-bound extra. The en- — and firemen of both trains jumpgd and reby saved their lives. The engines were both badly wrecked. The cars of the east train were started back down grade by the shock and soon uired a speed of eighteen or twenty miles an hour and about forty rods from the depot ran into a second east-bound train. Twenty-one cars and three locomotives completely wrecked by the double col- ya and the @ will amount to $60,000 —— They Got Her Boys Drunk. Borne Teanz, Mrvx., March 13.—Mra, Wm. Rodgers of this place created a stir yesterday by raiding one of the “blind tiger” saloons which have been here in violation of law. She hestwesunn, Meth are minors. day night they were enticed to made drunk. The mothér learned the facts and inaugurated acrugade. Donning her hat she hastened down to the saloon, and brief but int interview with Prietor she greene every window piace and abe could New Yor, March 13.—It is generally be- lieved that the new board of directors elected by the “Monon” company yesterday is in the interest of the Pennsylvania and the Louisville and Nashville companies. { He Wanted to be Murdered. men went hunting on Larates 19 shoot him, fearitg that he “to hades” if be committed suicide, Williase was @ negro and his wife wae a shrew who made him leng for death. eens Almost Caught Him. ‘Wixpsor, Oxr., March 13.—The local officers just missed getting the reward for the — from Louisville, Ky. chiefs of police of Windsor and Walkersville Pope Doltslon, bas he bed oven toes oa . The d Mrs. Anderson, Senator a resentative and Mea ‘Morrow, Mr. and Mrs. Ketcham, Senator and Mrs. Platt and Senator and Mrs, Blodgett, die eedak cal een canes e 08 was opening home ‘of Senator and Hearst riends. Half of the frst floor is of the workmen, hen ample spaces betters red A company vited for woo fe in a delicate olive green bofave gold and peer ey brocade covers the walls, over w! are hung superb Aubuseon of Gobelin and err , the after the Flemish lormer showing a desi; rennaissance and the latter being a pretty pic- spaces are hung ture of Cupids, The wits oct, lecntuiee “coltooeed te many lands. Mise Georgine Campbell’s portrait of Senator Hearst is hung over the first landing of the beautiful staircase, The dining room is after a school of decoration and is in heavy Mrs, Hearst received her guests in the after- noon in a handsome high necked, long sleeved toilet of pale green ), with front of green satin anda vest of white mousseline de sole. The guests of the house, Miss Florence Bayard, who was in black net; Miss Hillyer of Dalifornia, in white India silk, and Mise Biddle, in white lace, were present to grect their friends. The music was provided by the Misses Ferrar and their brother of California, who are here for a brief visit. They made charming music upor the guitar, mandolin and violin. Am ere were ex-Gov, and Mrs Carroll, Mr. and Mrs. J. Kearney Warren, Gen. end Mrs. Greely, Mrs. Field, Mrs. Blatchford, Mrs. B.C. Cummings, Mra. McMill Mrs, Mrs. J. P. Jones, Mra. Payne, Mrs. Ruth, Mrs, Hawley, Mra. J. G. Carlisle, Mise Townsend, Miss Kate Field, Mra. Gouverneur, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bancroft, Min- ister Roustan, Mrs, Preston, Mr. aud Mrs, Lee, irs, Hale and Mrs, Hurtado. In the evening Mra. Hearst received her guests in a superb gown of pearl-eolored bro- eade made witha princesse back and train. Mise hae Sag was in pink brocade anf pink silk Caste iss Hillyer in white satin and Miss ddle in cream white clairette, Among those — were Gen. Schofield, Lieut. Andrews, en, Miles, Miss Miles, Miss Mary Sherman, the Misses Blackburn, Liout. West, Mr. and Mra, Pollok, Miss Alice Condit Smith, Miss Mullan, Lieut. and Mrs. Clever, Miss Mitchell, Miss Lucy Corkhill, Miss Mary Williams, Mr, Jas. Morrill, Mr. . Hellen, Miss Aldrich, Miss Carter, Miss Squire, Capt. Anderson, Dr. Ruth, the Misses Preston, Mr. A. H. Preston; Mr. McRae, Lieut. J. C. Fremont, Miss Harlan, Mr. Henry Edwardes, Mr. Michael Herbert, Mr. Arthur Goldsborough, Col. Clarke, Mr. Arnold of Californis and Mr. Martin, A sump- tuous supper was served at midnight. Dr. and Mra, Wm. A, Hammond entertained & company yesterday at the last piano recital by Miss Amy Hare. There was a large attend- ance and everybody enjoyed the out to Mount Pleasant through the sweet ‘. pring Mrs. Noble and Miss Margaret Halsted saw 2 host of callers yesterday afternoon after 4:30. Mrs. Noble received in the commodious dining room of her house, which has French windows opening upon two sides of it. Miss Halsted served tea and cake from the table. Mrs, M. Joseph of this city, with her two children, left Tuesday for Birmingham, Ala, which will be their future home. The third of Mrs. Dahigren’s series of au- thors’ readings brought together a large and congenial pa ios of friends at her hospita- ble home on Massachusetts avenue last even- ing. The first to entertain the company was Prof. Langley, who gave a pleasant account of the purposes enaene psychical research in England, followed by Miss Clarke, who gave @ most graceful and charming recitation of a itty poetical composition of her own. Miss Bitre y then read . ow inter- ent paper on ‘images an ines,” in ee she hically described experiences and ‘observations in the holy land, with special references to Bethany and the Mount of Olives, and paid an eloquent tribute to the ennobling and refining influences of women, illustrating her idea in part by thesacrificing efforts in be- half of Christendum in Palestine made by the Empress Helena and the Princess Latour d'Au- vergne, Mr. Stephens followed Miss Seward, re ® an extract from a blank verse version by himself of one of the Arthurian legends, alter which refreshments were served, and the evening was given up to social intercourse. Among those present were Senator and Mrs. Sherman, Senator Sawyer and Mrs. White. Mrs, Gen. Logan, Mrs. Gen. Robert Ander- son, Mrs. Thurber, Mr. and Mrs, Nord- hoff, Senator Farwell, Mr. and Mrs, H. A. Risley, Mr. and Mra, Pellew, Mr. Kaufi- mann, Gov, and Misa Boutwell, Mise Litchfield, the Misses Drexel of Philadelphia, Gen, W. J. Palmer of Colorado, Judge Drake, Col. and Miss Nicolay, Secretary and Miss Busk, Col. and Miss Clarke, Prof. and Miss Gallaudet, Mr, and Mre. Robert Christy,Col. Mallory and Prof. An enjoyable surprise party was given to the Misses Groves Monday evening at their resi- dence, 1312 Corcoran street. The young ladies, who have been visiting their brother, leave for home tomorrow. Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. Wanamaker, Mrs. Rus- sell B. Harrison, Miss Wanamaker, Mrs. Wildon of Philadelphia, Miss Robinson of New York, Mr. Russell B, Harrison and Mr. Hammond of Trenton, N.J.. left Washington at 11:30 this morning in the private car of J. H. Iuman, president of the Richmond and Danville rail- road, for a trip south, . Mrs, W. W. Dudley and Mrs. John Dudley will not receive tomorrow. They will be at home every Friday thereafter. Mrs. Lander has returned from Old Point Comfort. Mise Nettie Hooper will be her [ison for a few days prior to leaving for her aris home. The Postmaster General and Mrs. Wara- maker entertained a small company at their home last evening. Miss Wilson read a number of selections. Spring house, Oxen Hill, Md, on Saturday night was a scene of a hospitable reception eo by Messrs, Harry Dement and George times, in honor of their gentieman friends in and music until a iste hour the guests were called to do justice to a bountiful repast waiting for them. The state of Miss Edwards’ health is such that she will be unable to attend the reception oposed in her Bonor by Mz. Gardiner G. Hub- te I erg tof the National ‘apbic society, It is expected that the lecture on Friday night will be attended by the President and family and the British minister. horyeep =.) circle (Ladies’ Aid G.M.H.) will meet on day, sh 14, at the Riggs House in the apartments of Mre. Judge Seney of Ohio, Mrs, John A. Prescott has returned from a very delightful three weeks’ trip to Florida. She went from Jacksonville to St. Augustine on the commedious steam yacht L, wned by W. P. Watrous of this city. A number. of well-known society ladies are actively interested in the concert to be given at the Universalist chureh om Saturday evening for the benefit of Unity Presbyterian church. Hist of includes Mra. M iE iH | Dramatic. Mirror, “How to \OOTING STARS, The cat is purr-blind at ight, — Mr. Dittenhoetor writes an article for the Protect = Pisy.” We have read itend@n@ no mention of a cast iron net stretched in front of the stage to catch the missles from the audience. ae ee soamp-ers off to Can- ’ ‘There's some discussion and dissension in Richmond, Va. over high and low doctrine and yesterday Bishop Whittle loft Grace Epis- copal church as the choir was singing “Nunc Dimittis.” Possibly it was a polemic move and possibly it was the singing. Some chotrs have serious effect on even « Bishop's christianity. uors ! Oh, do not woep St. Louis; Restrain your gad boo hoo; The World's Fair may come ta you In nineteen ninety two! Speaking of transferring the Weather Bu- reau, we desire to say that it should be turned over and spanked. sILEyce. See, there she tips, Upon her toes; Her finger on her lips, Her body forward bent, Her soul intent On what she knows, Wrapped in herself she stands A mode! for the Senatorial hands; ‘The Sphynx of all confession, The goddess of the Secret Session, P.8. The above will be inscribed upon the pedestal of a statue to be placed over the door of the U. 8, Senate chamber, The Father of Waters is full. Prohibition papers please copy. The Fire chiefs of the United States will hold their convention in Detroit, aud once more will the fire water fly. Cashier Hartshorn of the House is a case of Spirits of a-money-ia, It's a well man who points the finger of scorn at a doctor. —+e2- —__— POLICE COURT LAWYERS. How Some of Them Manage to Secure Clients. “I won't hurt my throat this morning calling collateral cases,” said Bailiff Hooe in the Police Court today when he discovered that only two of the persons charged with violations of the law had been able to secure the loan of a “V" each and deposit it asa guarantee that they would be in court for trial, In the dock were thirty-one persons who had to answer as many charges. Although there was not much “boodle” in the crowd lawyers were plentiful, and even before the court opened were stand- ing about the dock waiting for clients. Many persons who entered the court were accosted by one of the waiting lawyers with the jocular remark: “Good morning my man, you don’t come here often?” or the sympathizing query: “Are you in trouble?” In this way clients are got and often the lawyer receives as much as 50 cents as a fee, Of course some fees are larger, while there are occasionally even smaller ones. There is another sight witnessed about the court more than three hundred days in « year, and sometimes more than oncea day. It is that of a crowd of lawyers, loafers and others who sit on the railings around the steps und watch the unfortunate persons on their way from the “Black Maria” to the dark holes be- neath the court building. The lawyers are prohibited by a rule of the court from calling to the prisoners: “Do you want to gee me?” and so they have to depend upon the prisoners calling to them: “Mr. I want to see ou.” erase ghove satemnent hoe sick apply to all of the lawyers about the court. aor LIQUOR LICENSES, Applications Approved and Rejected by the District Commissioners, Yesterday afternoon about 4 o'clock the Commissio1 held a board session and con- sidered the liquor license problem. After an hour's discussion they emerged with a large batch of applications for liquor licenses from the northwest section which they had acted upon, as follows: Retail approved—Harry J, Eisenbeiss, 1416 E street; E. B. Wyatt, 400 13th street; Wm. Sherger, 1117 F street; Loreng Stelzle, 11009 E street; W. H. Wright, 801 13th street; Wm. Hessler, 1017 E strect; Alexander Gibbs, 207 12th street; James Rutherford, 906 D street; Jacob Hoermann, 1006 Pennsylvania avenue; James Richardson, 218 12th street; Horace M. Cake, La Normandie hotel; J. F. Atzel. 1115 E street; Hansen & Dent, 1837 F street; % Hasch, 02 14th street; F. J. Miller, 1203 & street. Wholesale approved—John Keyworth, 318 9th street; George E. Kennedy & -»_ 1209 F street; M. Goddard, 1301 H street;J. C. Ergood, 915 Louisiana avenue; G. G. C. Simms, corner 14th and New York avenue; Henry Standiford, corner 9th and F; Scheller & Stevens, corner 9th and Pennsylvania avenue; H. A. Seligson, 1200 Pennsylvania avenue; 8. F, Ware, corner 14th and F. Retail rejected—J. McBurney, 200 11th street; David Barry, 1217E street; oa, PF, ys 1310 D street; Joweph Fitagerald, 1430 E street; J. Frank Johnson, 1th street; James Bays 1308 D street; Wm. F. Nicholson, 1216 Pennsy! vania avenue. More licenses will be acfed upon tomorrow. eae ELEVEN MONTHS IN JAIL. A Negro Sentenced by Judge Miller for Resisting an Officer. In the Criminal Court, Chief Justice Bing- ham, this morning George Reed, colored, was placed on trial for using personul violence on a policeman, Mr. T. C. Taylor for the defendant. Officer Paul Kirster testified that on the 3ist of January about 11:45 o'clock at night he arrested Reed for vagraucy and also because he knew ota warrant “or out for him for assault with intent to kill; that witness was in citizen clothes but showed his badge; that Reed re- sisted and fought him and at one time got en witness and gave him a kick, from the effectd of which he was laid up for seventeen days ens still suffers, = — not Lag Bias i llamas distress call and officers come is assistance that Reed was subdued. The officer testified also that he had been locking for Reed for five months to arrest him for the intent to kill case, The defendant denied that he had resisted the officer except to ward off ‘his blows, which he tried to inflict with, the butt of his pistol He denied that i se on ere \d says that after he was pi out of @ - — struck wit On f mb claimed a toged had the rht to arrest for vagrancy without warrant. court instructed the jury that a it be arrested without it was WANTED--HELP. WANTED-—HOUSES. BUSIN Wy akteD—aN _mrpustnidus aNp ABLE Ae pa fo leila Wat SRR ase ‘TO DO COOKING, WASH- vaeiernee rare AD ANTED—| GIRL AS CHAMBER MAID Need me AN Poa NT, ENERGETIC ovum iF. to Maes EG ee Ww WOMEN, COOKS, gi0 To 97 St Stew, Cooks SAMI A COOMBS O20 Fat Sow, Ws = amen v0} x 10 T06ee: WHITE Ee er ee a Help, DICK’S Agen: === ILDREN) W sei te abe change of « Parunied How for macs Sees Box office, _ m5-3t_ ‘per mouth 7 Math ot. WASTED Hove OF COR S ROOMS IN THE northwest for term of years, Tocatio price. T.3°8., Staromee, 7°" ON Ms | ‘WILL PAY CASH FOR A HOUSE | 33 either, the north rent oF northeast, containing from ‘roouas, © bargau. 0. Box Ett al4t ND PARASOLS RE- LEFEVKE, 739 9th m1 3-6t" W hast aw | “Ess 'TED—A NUMBER OF PRETTY CHILDREN for Cabinet Photos for Inlarei clmen pictures. mhli-3m S8Tah ANTED-LIBERAL REMU Wrrseers for the New Bak te, ta 2 SSPEARS AuMS, B10 12 Se mista J ANTED—AN EFFICIENT SETTLED WHITE Wtiaap Lara an neae PTE TaolNew Serecy BSc ibidielt DO Licht Ww. iv § TO CAN. ANTED-A WHITE GIRL _ House Work. “Apvly at 513 Fat. n.w. ONCE—FIRST-CLASS _6KI y between 5 aud 7 pem, 1448 5 ial 3-3te WAxiERMEDIATELY—1wo Fins x Waist Hands; good wep Pe ey Fi need apply. ‘Pro Approntsces, 18td ———— eee al 'ANTED-IN A SMALL FAMIL} CNG White Woman as Gookand Lauadives* 4258 st. nw, mite Vv y ANTED A WHITE WOMAN, TO COOK AND Tight Washing an ® orivate pterencee required. apply 1408 15u ot. ANTED—A REGISTERED DRUG CLERK. ply at once to W. C. BALDUS' Drug Store, 2. FRE! WOMAN AS CHAM Seamstress, iy 1 Jeffereon place AP- 1905, it Peunsylvauis City references req: 1 Jeffer lace before 10min. mal’ ANTED —IMMEDIATELY—A | THOROUGHLY W hints Boscriptiee eat Blogauken Rae Fawiliar with Wash city. As as, with refer- j ences, Box 144, tarofiice, m1s-at* ANTED—AN EDUCATED LADY OR GEN of Good Addrens to C: xvod week Torche patty. Apply’ tow, ms ws y salary to riv! arty. iy . H. HERBERT, 12 ’Gattral Bunlatous Pa, ave aud Oth ot im WESIED @ HOUBEMEN, MAN AS Painter (2 experience), Waist Hands, Nurses, Maids; all white; also Cooks, House Workers, Waitresses, &c.; this aud other cities. 12-30 BUKNHAM'S, 1110G st, ED-AT 15 4TH BT. 5.E., A GOOI le Servaut for General Housework, RE- liad! + must stay at night, also # Young Girl as Nurse. Kéferences are required. Beat! WARIED DRESS MAKING—LEARNERS FOR Prof. Christner's International ‘Tailor System; With at 7 inch rule or tape measure alone, as all ecion- tific tailors cut; patterns and materials cut and made and instruction ive by Mine. 8. J. MESSE, 1403 ave. 1 zdin* wy TED—AN HONEST GIRL TO DO GENERAL Housework in ® small family, 1449 Pierce Place northwest, mle-2t Zi red. ss ANTED— PARLOR FURNITURE, UPHOI- and substantial manber. Purmitire bougut, sold and | exchanged. CNELSOK, 12290 8 we 10-00" WARZED_E BAUM PAvs THE BIGHEST CASH | = Fisvann Carpets, Feather a on reasonable Entire Households Sterme ‘Address 316 oth et aw. a ANTED—FREE GYNECOLOGICAL INFIRM- Monde? (parca cf Women) 712 8 st. nw. Oren By Dr.S. LESLIE West. 8-00,” W ANTED_BY FISH & MILLER, 1213 F ST.N.W., Distrietof Column, “We inva may ap sunall loans of from 8500 to $5,000, w fuiely place at G per cent suall savings are invited W ASTED_Finsr-c: Witting and bereits reterences. 4 8UGi Wass tees ity is ater, 7 cs cinity of J Purse y ANTED IT KNOWN— se, These poous tre pare, st"42'00 8 bos ot are pure, at $2.00 a CREL'S old stand, Toft Peausyivanue ave £253 WANTED NEW AND SECOND-HAND FURNI- ture, Carpets, Stoves of sll Kinds and qualities also small and stocks of Store Fixtures, Storage op WM. LOWENTHAL, Auctior 117-im — Wasted Stew Renovating Works jat~ tresees Made Over; iture Steamed and Moths Destroyed. FH. YOUNGS, 140% Pa ave. Telephone WASTeDoTEY SCRIBNER. BEST Bi ine. “Table Goods, 2 Clu sIc Merchandise, Office an Nery senguable terme, meer, B37 7th st. u.w. . per pound, Warranted not butier docs) for one month, or money rel N.B.--Don't take any’ that is “just as good a: pera’ or “all the watue thing” but get the Dest. which is for sale only by WM. C. SCRIBNIEK, 32%, Center Market (Middle of Fish Aisle: ANTED-EVERYBODY SUF FOR RENT—ROOMS. _ WARTEDIA Soop CANYASSER FoR SOME- Lg mew ; will ps week and commis- fign to. the Hight one, or Koom &, or ¥ so 2d floor. mis WANTED. TO DO GENERAL House Work und Assist With Children; must stay atuights. 100 Sth st. . Or ‘ANTED—A STKONG, ABLE COLORED MAN to Wait on an Invalid. Apply, with refer to 11th st. nw. m TWA STED-AT KING'S PALACE, 814 77H_8T. dw.» au Experienced Diy Goolts Clerks Book per and Sigu Writer. anh 2-3t Ws —AN EXPERIENCED WHITE SECO. NY ‘Man (house). Apply at 21 Lafayette square. W£ANIED=A WELL-RECOMMENDED GIRL TO ¥,do General House Work for small Family. With or Wit Apply in address GUUBERT D. FOX Wine aren Hyattoville: Ma. 13 W —DRESS MAKER, MUST BE THOR- utter, Fitteraud Draper: permanent po- cnt party; reference required. MADASL at hw, “ mi2-20 W4X2ED HOUSE WOMEN CHAMBER mais, Boys, Girls aud Sober Men for all Busivess: Rlewamnt onics, and good wages secured. City I ELUIGENCE OFFICE, May Building, 7thand £.w. WW ANTED_WE WISH TO EMPLOY AN ACTIVE Ww Person in Every City aud Town to Handle Our Goods; $10 to $20 per week according to) ability; ho canvassing. For particulars ress KOYAL RUS- BIAN BeMEDY CO., 1 Pemberton square, Boston, Mass. mbd-e03t ough ition to OHR, 937 W ANTED-SALESMEN AT ONCE—A FEW GOUD rine tosell our goods by sample to the end Wade, Weare the u ourline, Liberal salary pai Permanent Mouey advanced for Sha advertising, For terms address CENTENNIAL MFG. CO., Chicago, IL 115-s,tu,th,30t ANTED— DUNDORES'B. EMPLOYMENT BU- Fea, conducted by Men omen. white and colored, for alf kinds of domestic labor, cit} and a Tedorelces: nessoved to 100 Lats states: ja18-481" W:4STED-S ONS FORK COOKS (MALE and Female), Nurses, Porters, Drivers, “M: Waiters, Seaustresses, Coschiven, Sales Ladica, sud DairyHs ude and Managers, this and other cities. BURNHAM'S, 1110 Gst.ow, mig-2t* ANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS — POSITIONS for Cooks, Chamber Maid, Waitress, Laundresses and Nurses, Seamstress; Men Waiters, Cooks, Coach- many Datlere SAMA. A. COOMBS, B28 Bat tw. W aaTED ALWAYS G0 To Dick AGENCY FOR Men ‘and Wi Cooks, Goschiwen, Butlers, Maids, Nurses, Laundresy ‘Waiters: Kitebin “Maids thiscity references 613 7th at. nw. ite W Girttrtisations to do Geverst Houssross ta a * jousework in a Small Family ; also by colored horses, Place a m13-8t* man, who understa! Call at 2116 K st. nw. WAXZEDIEY COLORED HEAD WAITER, TO Mak ment for Summer Hotel ; best hotel pen as Italian Chet: 10 yours’ experience; it hotel refs. Address HEAD WAITER, Star office. mast WANTED SEY A RESPECTABLE COLORED Girl, a Situation as Chamber Maid; to go home at nights. Cull or address 1543 M st. n.w. it? YOUNG GENTLEMAN #ROM Position ina Dry Goods, cloth- ing or Grocery Store; moderate salary expected ; 3.3., 1103 3d st, 3.6 m1d-3e* Felerences. Adaress WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, A PLACE TO arawingrcan sive very: best of refereuee: aires Teal KM ox'i08, Star office. miz-or V ‘ANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY, A POSITION AS generally usclul: best reterchcesyiven Aa tess A ct reas Miss E.R.B., Delaplave, Fauquier county, Va. m12-3t" Wnten- BY A ‘the country a Wanted ey 4 GRADUATE IN PHARMACY, A Situation in a Drug Store; best of ref- 4. Address 3, NG, 923 F ut. nw., care r, 6. Collins. ‘mii-3t" Warten sr. A YOUNG LADY GRADUATE OF Quesfenatstittns Heatbgn dle ee Lo — Buar office. mil Por. RENT—454 K 8T. N.W.—THREE UNFUR- ished Rooms, either on 2d or 3a floor, sustal for light housekeeping ; with heat, gas and bath. 13- F% RENT—aT 611 3D ST. N.W.. THRE furnished Rooms; near Pension Office: @ uonth, ae _ mi RENT—UNFURNISHED, POUR ROOM t floor, two parlors, dining room sud k. 1457 14th st. m1 fOR RENT—PARLORK AND COMMUNICATING ‘Bed Chamber with superior furniture for careful and permanent parties ; also tile, for “ks 14th 3 adjacent Room with uten- tal; privat st. b 3 0 MEST. S.w ©; Pleasant Nicely Furinahied ¥ foor, with board; one Lance Frout floor; terms moderate; reterences exc! JOR RENT—-THRI furnished Room: m ° OK RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS WITH BOAR! ‘4 few table boarders can be accommodated, near Dupout cirel second floor: having both Southern and western exposure; adjoining bath roo iu private family, m1 3-a For RENT THREE com i on Third Floor, furnished or unfurnished, single orensuite: with Or without board: util Loca ion; references exchanged. 316 C si. n.w ml. RB RENT—WITH BOARD, FIRST FLOOK, Fitutbauorbea Room, furnished: one Extra Large 4 hird-four Front Hail Boow, with 23. class Table Board $18 per imouth; central joc 815 12th st, now. m13-3t FPR BENT RICHLY FURNISHED SUITE ON Parlor Floor of Stylish House bear Frauklin square for Tenants of Good Position. o ition. 1219 I st.n.w. mts" {OR RENT—911 18TH; HANDSOME PARLOR and Cham ‘and th; mewly furnished; open r, with Trunk Koom house and location first-class in every particular; $0. midst ‘(OR RENT—TWO COMMUNICATING THIKD- I story unfurnished; rent reasonable. peirtlee A OR RENT—806 117TH ST. NW. FWitinned or Caturabed ano eet story, and other rooms; bourd if desired. Oe RENTTIN DESIBABLE HOME. TWO PLEAS- ant Communicating Kooms,one south frout and hicely carpeted; other furnished or unfuruished: ex- cellent neighborhood; board convenient, refere Fequired. 1731 F st. nw. mt i RENT—FUENISHED FRONT ROOM WITH Heat and Gas; 10 per mouth 219 Ast we ROR RENT—CARGE. NICELY FURNISHED Rooms on firstand second floors, en suite or single, with board; closets, &c.; at moderate rates, nts accom moda: 8 LOth st, mw. m12-st* C ST. N.W, BEAUTIFULLY Furnished Roots, single or en "suits, open «rates, southern aspaare special of rates for “pane. aud bt summer with or without boas Fee Pits sDEuoET D ‘loor of Three Kooms, with «n absolutely private ‘amity, in the pl test quarter of Washington ; with privilege of bath; with or without board; referepces exchanged; terms must be liberal, ALLC., star office, Es o R BENT—THREE | FUR Iwo large and oue small, on same floor. 43634 H st.n.w. was avd mw LAKGE Cem a ___ml1-3t N.W., ONE FLOOR, CON- Fe, RENT—1826 GST. N. sisting of five rooms and bath’ all light rooms, will be rented singiy or together. sui 6" )OK RENT—THREE APARTMENTS OF 1LWOAND ‘three Fooms eu suite ; private bath aud closet; cle- At the WOUDMON, ‘cor, jth ___FOR RENT_FLATS. Fez FLAT OF FOUR UNFURNISHED Booms; first floor; to adults only; references re- Quirea and parties must be permaucnt. 613 P st. Bw. tmi3.30° Wee Er A at sone TetrEae Al oF ft bers of Ww ANTED—EMPLOYEKS WILL BE FURNISHED of Dationality, at the cre INTELLIGENCE a OFFICE rn May Buiding, 7th and eats Sa WANTED—ROOMS. WANTED BY THE 20TH, TWO FURNISHED for Light ing, Rear and Bats,, with Use of Parlor, bys Geutiewan oud Wife (ao clitldren) ;referebces, ‘Address idress W.X., Star office.1* ANTED — BY A YOUNG MAN, FURNISHED Koom bet. K and R, 12th and 16tn ste. ; 810. Address Box office. ma he ANTED—B} of y c aw. miss = NTED-BY 4 QINGLE MAN, FURNISHED Ww r - S per mon Address SINGLY MAW, Bear Ghee Ye POT BOLE WANIPD BY TWO. GENTS, TWO ROOMS AND MEsiine Ararat ae TED-TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS ON WV fori oor within tweuty tea walk ot ke changed. oS ih ecw Ti Waren or F {central location. ‘and iene Wes FOR RENT—OFFICES. ‘OR RENT—DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS, WITH steain heat and levator service, in the — 1420 N.Y. ave. A T.COUMBE, oy 425 DY. ave. FS 220 st, 2 Desirable Front Kooms: eomtunicating Bent together or, single, 610 eich. beth. lanre roots ‘hid in good condition, “M.D. PLUK, Koom 3. am1s-St RENT — OFFICE KOOM —AN ELEG: BF Rottumes ov tree floor with elevator mre age. Call 215 10th st nw. mi2-61 JOR KENT— DESK KOOM—CONVENIENT LOC, thon 5 per month, will furnish Af desired E . Gko. F. GRAHAM, islv F st (CE ROOMS AT 34 ‘Kooms; eon m10-6t FOR RENT--STORES RENT—G14 12TH ST.—PART OF LARGE Paper Hauser Lite Size. | Wangs —PABTIES HAVING PROPERTY whieh ike to well without advertising | will Gnd it to call at Room 6, Kel- | ea. | iz | |= ICATING ROOMS L IES HAVE ¥ TO INVES! Pte hoes tb Q00D BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY IX Wi AS Sot daria trent es eell very reascuable. Address Box S$, Star oifiee 1 FANTED—A PART. oxarie- Wie ict ot reno pps, SE Be © cen bawe % " ry ies ACH, Bae INVESTED NOW WIL $1,000 Beer nat SET SE 0 absolutely secured. Address Box 107, ayse Ok SALE—THE CONTHOLLING INTEREST IN the Capital Stock of a caLL ‘the ace. # iy Dame party owns Address WILSON, Care Baituwore, Md. wl0-0* “PARK, ROCKVILLE, MD. 50 Choice Lote at s auuath advance. Hor sale ty ce BERMYMAN, Le building. mt JOR EASY SHAVE OR FIRST-CLASS HAIB CU or when you Lave oocaston to bave it 7 ‘the Philadelphia do, Phil ofa st tw. above Pu ave, OK SALE-LADY ABOUT TO the Business of an Es.ablished ing House in NewYork city would sell Ber some Purniture if desired Lurhest: ucee fred. Address (We star ohce. VEST END Lots RETIRE PROM Becomes OHN H. HOWLETT, BUILDER AND GENERAL Ben me _ = ince INGL ketimates anid pric rh m Bona furnidbed it donned i all cases. Kesidenoe, Park at. MOREY DOUBLED ise Tumter By investing in Prairie, Timbered Lands and Kauches in Texas or New Mexlco. Guid and silver Mines in New Mexico or “Couiuieaiouer of the State of PP iiceon ga Chasm A, suv INZO T. q_htormey-at-Law, Roal Eatate aud H WALKER NOTARY PUBLIC. PU Dealer in Keai Estate; Ho: ‘aie northeast, REMEMBER THE AMBAL has out the HE WOKLD DO MOY “Terrestrial Clock.” watches cleaned, @1; 9 ted one year, ®1: all the LOST AND FOUND. —_ OST—ON MARCH S AT 9 O'CLOCK PM. A Pair of ps ror = oe Tet: want will tw paid if Teturbed - MOKE AMM. S10 12tt st. nw. . av 2ST ON FEBRUARY 13, & FOX TERRIER GYP; u | Fa and spot on side. Liberal reward for her return to 1153 1th #t now 1” STANT, BETWEEN MY Navioual Bauk, a Cheek for bankers, in favor of WW. brokers and the pul qeOUAULE anid check. W. W. BUKDETTE, 1026 Vermont ave. ¥ EVENING, A PAIR OF Gc paid Li mis-2 Leaeess Fye Glasses. Oe leaving them at 444 P at aw. Ost BAY MARE 130 HAN dclipped , Suitable reward will be S HIGH! Was rayed from Thos. Widdicotub’satable, H #t. between 13th and 14th «tx n.w., Thursday. ie ward on return to above address. wil ste IST $5 KEWARD-STRAYED AWAY FROM homas Patt 12g at, Weduen- large male buy Dog: answers to Return to owners 21h Sd st, hi, ¢ Sport, eiveabove reward, Noqguestions asked mu]: ET UF DRAWINGS. FINDER W At S25 4g st. aw. and receive rewal HE CAPITOL OK ON cy Gold Bar Breast Pin, it dian 4. Binder Hberally re- Warded by returning maine to 42.1 Mast uw. mls Ls. -THE SECOND OF MARCH A WHITE AND Liver colored Setter Dog, cut tail. Finder wili receive reward by returning to 1v4 C st. ee i. 50 REWAKD D) 11 be paid for Information that will lead to the arrest of Win. Williams alias Crasoe, a dark-shined colored man, forty-five years of age, > feet 11 mehex on Teunt of his bead. wauted for burning the f Fountin Beattic on the 18th uf Pe" nary lust, 4 fow uiles from Alexandria, in Puirfax county, Va. CDEVITI DETECTIVE AGENCY, 610 Uth et nw. 23 REWARD—LOST FEB. 22, 1800, Fox Terrier Doz, 18 months old Answers to the name of Verrio. vitt's Detective Agency, 610 9th st. ® Ad OST—BLACK 5 : SEVEN MO! old; 3 white feet; scar over eft eye: new bair krowing around right éye. Return to 1708 F st_n.w And receive rewar a = milo nl Lo8508 MARCH 11. 100, 4 PAIK OF SPO. tacles #:d Broken Eyeglasses, with Gold Obain at tached, Suitabhe rew peid if returned to Gen. CC. AUGUR, nave. mll-st osT—BY DISTRICT MESSENGER BOY @12—A Ten and two Ones—between 9th st. and Peun, eve. and market, or in market buildin ‘2 for ite re et Wester Union Tei. Co., end Pa ave. ES nl wall be 2 Dum! “MONEY TO LOAN, Do XOU MAST MONEY! 10 To €100 TO LOAN at Interest ou Furniture, Pianos, Horses, Wagons, Household Goods or other personal % principal aud interest tu weekly of monty woods trom residence; vo 08. m13-lim* publicity. PPO LOAN IMMEDIATELY—@30,000-1N SUMS to suit, from 81,4 on Reai Fi Security, . m8 TO LOAN IN BUMS TO SUIT $100,000 LORS Butt sud other culiateral securiiy. Money inhaud. Apply to CHAS. C. DUNCANSON, ‘Mth and D ste. ow NCATE, | loans at low rates N—81,700, € , $4,500 Other Stine on improved ‘Cnty Kent Prien ber Cent. can arrange for © per cent loans. . GRAHAM, 1319 F st, Se ave. Fire Ins. Co.'s office) TO LOAN IN LARGE AND SMALL SUMS 6 per pproved real estate security at band moderate, ? Tetroub, KH T. . cor, 19th and F ete uw, TMENT—SAFE AB U. & BONDS, Feyable quarterly, Ineums of $1,000 Five percent. $8.000~T0 2,000 On Real Estate, Tou 00 mij ¢ THOS, E. WAGGAMAN, NEY FO LOAN . IN SUMS FROM 8500 UPWARD, AT 5 AND 6 PER CENT, ON REAL ESTATE IN THIS DISTRICT, RK. 0. HOLTZMAN, Corer i0th sud F sts nw. TO LOAN AT FIVE PER CENT ON AB ed Keal Estate Security. Lange amountes TYLER & KUTH 1907 F at. aw. WE, EAYE, MONEY TO LOAN AT ALL snd vo delay beyond time security ts good, DEE! dal 1-in ty ONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES ON aP- proved Keai Estute Security, Lange Specialty. Also, ae Agents of the Insurance Co, of My im, 1d suine 80 Bul, to be Teyeid ob installment (plan with oF, without dife imeuramce. | Pap ane $28 28 08 years, F.H. SMILH & SON, 1222 P'st, om 8100 000. fact tS aee Serceutabd no delay. a1 3-sun M_M. PARKER, 1418 Fst y OREY TO LOAN FX SUMS To SUIT ON REAL ‘ FP. CULLINA: ik & 00, GUD Fecnw. i M a {NDOWM: *. LIFE AND TON’ INE POLICIES Dousbt at highest cash fries, reeavuable vem AppIy to wi small space ahd convenience of clerks in business location. mise ’ OF STORE FOR CLEAN docauion. ‘7 ¥ st now, JROB RENT-ON 147TH ST. N. W_ LARGE STO! Fd Gee water, was aud stabl wily p@inted. Unly $20. A & GAY WOUD, 933 OR RENT—311 43 ST. S.W.. A FIN ‘ORE with sitached; Cor. 434 and E sta. 8... B RENT—DESIKABLE 8T, NEAR SCOTT ‘circle, sraned. ine eg Ea = W. FS 0UNG, 1303 Fat. Fe RENT-STABLE ON 30-FOOT ALLEY, Chit’: GheeN, Ssusfec samt modernty, Key BOARDING. i at ow; Ls son fer ebide wanted Bat | oo casein ae MONEY 2 ON KEAL ESTATE OB FIRST. SEs 2 or pe aa ay sd ‘oO ‘C. GREEN, 303 7th t ae. M AN ON REAL ESTATE AT LOW- Mo to nS WASE'N DANENHOWER, ap24 Shocessor to DANENHOWEK & 5ON.1115 Pet, ___ PERSONAL. ee tte: = —__— = AINTASCE sur once —- GENTLEMAN Hi ING A GOOD POSITION ASSAS Ste mir ae Fes stanprxe CHRISTIAN Child (own ae Cenk See te SoH caches ae eee ase eneE MLGa iia