Evening Star Newspaper, March 19, 1890, Page 2

‘Mra. John W. Foster has sent out cards of invitation for Monday afternoon at 4:30, when Mr. Wm. Adams Browne of New York will read & paper upon “Savage music,” Mra. Hoyt of New York isin the city, the Geest of her sister, Mrs. J. D. Cameron. Mra, John L. Wilson of Spokane Falls, Wash- ington, was st home to callers charm’ Mag) gre }, and received Mr. and Mrs. Wilson took up the Mra, J. B. Cilley and Mrs. Patterson were as- sisted yesterday by Mra. Abba Goold Woolson f Boston, Mra. Veazie, Mrs. Jno. Bouton of Kew York aud others in epi bear ae num- of distinguished callers at bome on Franklin square. Minister Claperede, Mr. von Mumm, Mra, A. ‘f. Britton, Miss Susie Britton, Mr. and Mrs, Geo. B. Williams, Miss Upson, Miss Adelaide Di Harmer, Mrs. Reeside, Mra. well, Mrs. Soule and Mrs. Guzman were among the many who were making visits yesterday afternoon. Mra. Geo, B. Williams has the Misses Upson of —— the winter with her as her guests and they are at home to on Fridays at No. 1711 Rhode Island avenue. Mrs, Anna Louise Powell entertained s com- y of guests yesterday afternoon at a musi- py from 3 to 4 o'clock. Y prof. Oskar Krutzsch furnished the musical progra: two numbers, by request. Among those present Sere Mrs. Outhwaite, Mrs. Heaven, Mra. Kenna, Miss Jordan, the Misses Kent, Mra. Staples, Dr. Hoover, the Misses Calhoun, Mrs. and Miss Gayer, Miss » Mra. Harban, Miss Pal- mer and Mra. Platt ‘Mrs. and the Misses Darlington, who have Spent the winter at the Normandie with Mr. S. Darlington, will go to West Chester, Pa, in ashort time to open their superb country place there for the spring and summer seasons, Count and Countess Schoenberg of Italy, who have spent the winter with the countess’ father, Mr. Ward of K stteet, will soon return to Europe. Mr. A. von Mumm of the German legation will go toEurope early in April for @ three Tnouths’ leave of prs sil The rehearsals for the amateur theatricals to be given on the evening of the 27th instant for the benefit of the emergency hospital at the — i armory are progressing ad- wuirably. Mra, Dahigren will entertain a company to- Right st the fourth and last of the series of author's that have been so pleasant a feature of the Lenten season. Mra. Howard G. White will entertain a com- at a musicale tonight in Senator Sawyer’s tiful house, The artists will be on from New York city and the hour for the beginning of the program is 9. Mrs. Lucas and Miss McLaran have left the Shoreham and are now visiting Mrs. Saml. L. Robinson, 1217 New Hampshire avenue, where they will remain during the season. Mrs. Senator Stewart will be at home to her friends informally tomorrow afternoon after 5 at the Shoreham. Mrs. C. C. Martin and family are located at 1017 12th street northwest, where they expect toremain while their new residence is in course of erection. Mrs. J. Ormond Wilson and Miss Anne Wil- fon will not be at home tomorrow. The betrotha! is announced of Mr. David Stern and Miss E. Rasher, both of Washington. Mrs. M. L. Warren of Providence is visiting ber cousin, Miss Ada Rhodes of 1815 G street, Miss Allie K. Dickinson, one of Baltimore's favorites, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. 3. Duvall of 1332 I street northwest, Mrs. Mary H. Hunt of the Woman's Christian temperance union arrived in Washington yes- terday and is a guest at the Riggs house. Mrs. Senator Squire will not be able to receive tomorrow at the Arlington. Mrs. Parker Mann and Miss de Barre of Tan- glebank, Kalorama avenue, will not be at home oa Thursday of this week. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Smith and Dr. and Mra. W, P. C. Hazen left today for a short trip Mra. Capt. A. P. Lacey of Beltany Place, with her niece, Miss Ruth Marie Sites, will be at home tomorrow but will not receive again till after Easter. Miss Sites leaves the city Mon- day next for an extended trip with Mrs. E. B. Stevens of Baltimore. Mrs. M. J. Shriver and her sister, Mra, Wil- liamson, left today for Fortress Monroe, whei they will spend a few weeks, sha Mr. W. T. Garrett and Miss L M. Anderson arrived here yesterday afternoon from Bowlin; Green, Va., and hastened to the parsonage o} Mt Vernon Place church. where they were married by Rev. 8. W. Haddaway. After the ceremony. sccompanied by friends, they en- joyed drive about the city. They will fre- tasin here several days and then leave for an extended bridal tour through the northern bates, Tne members of the Woman's national press association will give a card reception on Thurs- day e Sri gros 27, at Willard’s hotel, in honor of delegates to the International American conference, One of the features of the entertainment will be short speeches from members of the conference. Miss Marie Decca sing. THE INDIANAPOLIS HORROR. President Harrison Sends $200 to Re- lieve the Sufferers. The body of Fireman Stormer was taken out of the ruins at Indianapolis at 2:45 o'clock yes- terday, with one leg burned entirely off. He must have died in terrible agony, as there is no evidence of his having been killed by falling bricks or timber. It seems that he must have died from the agony caused by the burning of his leg. Only the body of Woodraff now re- mains in the mass of ruins. Last night John Burkhart, one of the fremen taken from the Fuins alive, died at the city Loepital, The relief funds thus far raised aggregate 97,000. President Harriton sent the following telegram: To the Mayor of Indianapol: Ind: The distressing calamity which befell our city yesterday, rewalting in the death and ir of so many of our brave firemen, has excited interest and sympathy here. I desire “= pore “E tin the work of relief, whic! rompt and generous. ‘Mr. Cale will baud you e200, (Signed) Gexsaure Hanersoy. Attorney General Miller sent €100. ——see Lease of Life for the The three condemned Navassa murderers, George Singleton Key, Henry Jones and Edward Smith, will not hang on March 28, the day fixed by Judges Bond and Morris of the United States circuit court. Their counsel yesterday filed writs of error in the three eases and bills of exception in the cases of the latter two. ‘The bills of exception relate tes single ruling of Judge Morris, in which he held that the testimony of Mr. Hoskell, the clerk of the Navassa phosphate company, as to whether Py not ng the United States flag was fed with phosphate at Navassa after April 16, 1389, and consigned to parties out of the United States. Judge Morris heid that this was irrelevant to the case. The court passed an order granting the writs of error. This tien of the Supreme Court, fo whisk tries jupreme C to which tribunal the cases now go for final adjudication, They Obey t! A dispatch from Arkansas City says: A good many boomers went south yesterday, but the news came from reliable sources that the cav- developments, At least two-thirds of those who went in from Arkansas City have come SHOOTING STARS. Senator Teller has an idea that some of those Turtle Mountain Indians asking government aid are mock turtle gentry. To the inquiring young man from George- town we will say that Senator Sherman's anti- Trust bill has nothing to do with the case, and he may go ahead and get his spring suit on the usual terms, It is not called the “Smelling” eommittee be- cause of the size of its knows, Jones: “So, Brown, I hear your wife is a One of Speaker Reeds quorums is a “silent majority,” so to speak. Some shot guns are loaded by double entry. Amateur Funny Man—to Editor newly mar- ried: “I have here, sir, an entirely new and original joke on the mother-in-law.” Editor—dropping it quickly into the waste basket: ‘And I have an entirely new and origi- nal mother-in-law.” Theatrical people who ought to know, say that Chicago foot lights are no larger than those found elsewhere. An Indian claiming to be one hundred and fifty years old died in California this week. It ‘was not a woman Indian, “No man loves money.” “g09" “Yes.” “Why?” “Because all men love plenty, and money is not plenty.” The difference between a clock and labor is that the clock doesn’t stop working when it strikes. —————+e+-—_____ THE BUILDERS EXCHANGE. They Purchase the First Baptist Church Property on 13th Street. Negotiations have been completed by the builders exchange for the purchase of the property on the east side of 18th street between G and H streets formerly occupied by the First Baptist church. The property was pur- chased a few weeks ago by Mr. Thomas J, King for #45,000 and he transferred it to the exchange for the same price. Mr. King is the secretary of the exchange and he purchased the property with the view of giving the ex- change an opportunity to buy it. The propo- sition was favorably acted upon and the money was raised by the issue of certificates of mem- bership purchased by the members of the cor- porate class in the exchange. The fund thus se- cured will be sufficient to pay for the prope! and also to carry out the (boned sh cai are contemplated to make the building suitable for the use of the exchange. The property has a frontage of 65 feet on 13th street and ex- tends back to a depth of 155 feet. It is proposed to remove the present front and extend the building to the building line. The new front will be of stone. An ex- hibit of building material 1s to be given a prominent place in the new building, the whole of the first floor, containing 3,000 square feet, being given up to that purpose. On the sec- ond floor will be the rooms of the exchange. ‘The work of remodeling the building will beguu at once and it is expected that the ex- change will be in their new quarters by the lst of August. —__. Reckless Drivers Fined. “Buck” Johnson is a first ward negro who drives a fast horse. He has been warned a number of times about the reckless manner in which he has been driving, but the words of warning were not heeded. This was why Po- liceman Redgrave arrested him yesterday and why he was fined $15 or 45 days on the farm by Judge Miller this morning. Cornelius Cusae, driver of one of Kingley Bros.’ milk wagons, was tried in the Police Court today for reckless driving. His wagon collided with a vehicle driven by a Miss Sam; son, The accident was Cusac's fault, and he was fined $5. ——a—— Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been issued by the clerk of the court to Joseph H. Key of Hagers- town, Md., and Mary N Thomas; Robt. L. Fields and Mary B. Parker; Oscar Washington and Mary E. Delaney; Alexander J, Edwards and Sallie R. Hamburgh of Philadelphia; W. J. Degges and Mattie E. Bealor of Rockingham county, Va.: Josiah B. Trudgian of Charleston, W.Va., and Margaret F. Van Vieck; John Daily and Helen Rupp, both of Baltimore, Md. Montague Pilcher of Richmond, Va., an Blanche Lipscomb of King William county, Va.; Robt. Storey and Maria L. Litchfield; Geo. aie and Bessie Vaughn;Wm.Burch and Mary —_—____ ALEXANDRIA, Reported for Tu Eventne Stan. ‘Tue Ixconronation Boom.—Certificates of incorporation have now largely succeeded arti- cles of copartnership, and their limited lia- bility make them much more available for many business purposes than the old-fashioned firms, Their use has stimulated many enter- prises in this neighborhood that would oth wise have lain dormant, There are now over one hundred such corporations having thei “principal office” in this city and doing busi- ness in various sections of the Union, the range extending from making patent hooks in Washington to developing mineral lands in Idaho, The last charter is to Messrs, Washing- ton Danenhower, C. G. Lee, C. P. Tarsney, 5. H. Lunt and Wm. F, Lambert as the ‘Morven Land and Improvement Company,” designed to establish villas, &c., on a tract of land in Alex- andria county. Decision Agarsst THE Water Compaxy.— Judge Keith has interpreted the charter of the Alexandria water company as to its power over the streets of Alexandria’ The a of way on the streets and power to open them for the purpose of laying down mains, &c., is granted to the water company by the act of the general assembly incorporating the company, and the president of the water company contended that this power was independent of any city ordi- nances relative to streets. Mayor Downham having requested = with sig laws and the request having been refused a fine of $20 was imposed and the matter was carried to Judge Keith, who sustained the mayor and holds that the power to use streets given in the water company’s charter must be held subordi- nate to the right of the city council to regulate and control the thoroughfares of the city. A Boy Run Over By 4 Rartway Traix.—Last night about 7 o’clock a lad named Ernest Travers, about fifteen old, while climbing on the morning Midland train upon Union street, fell between the cars, was run over and his left arm mashed close to the shoulder, Dra. Jones, Klopstein, Brown and Ashby amputated the limb at the shoulder in the house of his uncle on Fairfax street, His Fatuer Dorsx'r Want Hr.—The mayor has received from Wilson, N.C., an answer to be announcing that a Wilson boy had been taken from a company of tramps by the Alexandria police. The answer was that “thi father of the lad said he did not care he never saw him again.” Nores.—The circuit court, Judge Keith, is still in session. The commissioner in the case of Marshall agt, the N. and M. savings submitted s reportand a decree of sale was made, In Kelly and Carr agt. Nalls & Co. the jury has gi a verdict that C. W. Nalls was not @ member of the firm, ©. C. Carlin has been appointed s commissioner in chancery. Civil cases still oceupy the court.——Mayor Downham was tumb! out yesterday by the breaking down of a buggy in which he was Fiding. “He suffered no injury and still admin- isters justice at the mayor's court, ——Rev. Dr. Dame is to lecture on his own experience as & confederate soldier at the opera house Fri- day for the benefit of a» ‘Mra. ilsons, N.C., writes here asking that the boy Paul Knight, who was taken away out, but some still remain. The is al- most deserted. cone eat ay stay until forced aud then w: in again the first but this is the rough element, from a company of tramps by the city police, be sent yg at as ‘school, bus nero ria no reform school in Virginia, On Tad "a ; lecture “The salmon of Alaska.” John Slezka’s knife as be was s sp ig in a New York butcher In ten minutes he bled to death. He had cut an artery in his thigh, = THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTO ‘WOULD HAVE KILLED STEELE. ‘Wild Thought He Could Get Justice in @ Civil Court. After hearing Private Wild's directtestimony yesterday in the Steele trial at Chicago the de- fense examined him and attempted to prove that he had frequently expressed the wish that he had killed Steele, In reply to » question as to the truth of this statement Wild replied: “I refuse to answer that question; it ain't got nothing to do with this case; I ain't on trial here.” He finally admitted that he had said that he would rather have killed Steele than to have struck him, “Because,” he said, “I could get justice in the United States court, but I can’t get no justice in a military court.” “Did you ever serve in_the United States army under the name of E. P. Ward?” asked the counsel for the defense, “I object,” said the judge advocate, ‘on the ground that this is irrelevant to this case.” The spectators indulged in applause at this Position taken by the judge advocate. After the attorneys argued the point the court re- tired to an ante room to consider the question. They returned after several minutes absence and sustained the objection. Lieut. Crowder then asked permission to bring into court one McComas, who had known Wild under the aliasof Ward. The court in retired to the counsel chamber and this time ruled in favor of the defendant. McComas was then called in, and in his pres- ence Wild was asked if McComas was not his (Wild’s) sergeant in the fifteenth infantry. The question was not auswered, as the judge advo- cate objected to the question and the objec- tion was sustained, Corporal Hiram Scott, who had charge of Wild after his arrest, testified that he took Wild back to Steele’s house to obtain the miss- cap. hat was the prisoner's demeanor at the time?” asked the judge advocate, “He appeared very angry.” The witness was then dismissed, but was called back by the judge advocate, who in- quired: “To whom did you refer when you said the prisoner appeared angry?” “I referred to Lieut, Steele. Wild seemed nervous, That was all I noticed.” The audience again took occasion to applaud, showing their sympathy with the private. The prosecution here rested the case andthe defense asked for more time in which to pre- pare for the presentation of their case. The court was accordingly adjourned until today. —— es —__—_ A GREAT SWAMP SOLD. The Okeefinokee of | Georgia Bought by a Northern Syndicate. The great Okeefinokee swamp property in south Georgia, heretofore owned by the state, was sold yesterday to a syndicate for 26}¢ cents peracre, Under an act providing for the sale purchasers must take the entire swamp, the acreage being determined by a survey to be made at once. It is estimated that there are 400,000 acres there. For years this property has brought no revenue to the state. Three or four times the state has given it away, once toa lottery and twice to private individuals, but each time it was refused, with thanks. ‘The syndicate that bought it is headed by Franklin Coxe of North Carolina and includes Gen. P. M. B. Young and Henry Jackson of Georgia, H. 8. Little of New Jersey and Mar- shall and Phillips of Pennsylvania, Phillips, who is one of the purchasers, is believed to be acting for the Disstons of Philadelphia, who were prominent in developing ie swamp lands of Florida, Baltimore’s Dog Show. The first bench show of the Maryland kennel club was successfully begun yesterday in the Baltimore natatorium, Many prominent so- ciety people were present. The dugs are by far the best lot that has ever been exhibited in Baltimore. There are all sorts and conditions of blue blooded doga, The benches are ranged in long rows, running parallel the entire length of the hall, and the “big fellows” occupy an entire section in the first row to the left at the upper end of the hall Plinlimmon, J: i and his owner, Mr. Sears, is sorely tri There are $11 dogs, and all save the unhappy Plinlimmon were in the best of spirits, There is but one dog muzzled in the entirelot. There is a nice lot of Gordon setters and a big field of Chesapeake bay dogs. ‘The display of spaniels is small but select. The display of pugs is fairly good. The judges are Mr. James F. Pier- son, Chesapeakes; Hon, John 8, Wise of Vir- ginia, pointers; H. Malcolm of Baltimore, Gor- dou setters; Chas. D, Cugel of Baltimore, bull dogs; Jas, Mortimoer of New York, all other classes, Judging was begun promptly at 10 o'clock. The greatest interest was manifested in the Chesapeake bay and Gordon setter dogs, the former on account of the dog fanciers who have been looking forward to this show in order to get some idea of what a genuine Ches- apeake bay dog is, the latter because of the much agitated question of superiority between “Little Bay” and “Beaumont, Under the judgment of Mr. Malcom Little Bay beat Beau- mont. In the bull dog class, judged by Mr. Charles D. Cugle, “Harper” ‘beat “Porisword Tiger,” a winuer of many prizes, “Mary” wonin the Chesapeake bey class, She is owned by Mr. J. D. Mallory, a well-known busi- ness manof Baltimore. ‘Duke of Hessen,” “Pomery Sec,” and ‘Hesser,” the $15,000 dog, perocey paren first prizes. Baltimore is well pleased with the success of this first show of the Maryland kenuel ctap, He Was Scratched Out. From the St. Paul Pioneer Press. Judge William Louis Kelly of the district court is acquiring a reputation for wit on the bench, A young lawyer in the German- American bank building tells the following: Various jurors were waiting before the judge, as is the custom at every term of court, to be excused from service, A meek-looking man bord in his turn and asked that he might be t off. “You can’t get off without a good excuse,” said the judge. “I have a good reason,” “You must tell it or serve,” said the {ndee. “But, your honor, I don’t believe the other jurors would care to have me serve, “Why not? What's your excuse?” «Well—I—” (hesitating), hat is it?” "ve got the itch.” “Mr. Clerk,” said Judge Kelly, quickly, “seratch that man out.” scars Once a Noted Correspondent. M. P. Handy in Philadelphia North American. A veteran newspaper man whose good work in days gone by gave him a place in the front rank of Washington correspondents now lies at the point of death in this city. When Andrew Johnson was President of the United States the dispatches of “Data” in the Philadelphia —_— and the Baltimore Sun, ‘‘Wallace” inthe Richmond Dis h, “Zeta” in the New Orleans Times, and “Dibon” in several other leading newspapers, were looked for with the utmost eagerness from day to day as conveying the Most trustworthy news as to the President's policy and the general course of politics from the Johnsonian point of view. ‘m. Wallace Warden was the correspondent writing under these several pen names, and his work yielded him perhaps the lurgest income ever enjoyed by a Washington correspondent. Warden came to Washington from Cimeinnati in 1862 as a cor- respondent of the Cincinnati Enquirer. Before that he had been adrug clerk, a lawyer, an editor, a publisher and » musical and dramatic eritic, He published the first literary maga- zine ever issued from a press west of the Alle- ghenies, It was called “Pen and Pencil” and among its contributors were N. P. Willis, Lyt- tle, the author of “Iam dying, Exypt, dying,” and many other popular writers of the day Mr, Warden also edited s Sunday newspaper, aud was favorite writer for the daily an weekly press of Cincinnati over the nom de plume of “Ubiquitous Allabout.” When he came to Washington Andy Johnson took a great fancy to him and made him his confidential secretary; vo that to the publishers of the papers for which he corresponded, if not to the readers, all that he wrote had the stamp of semi-official sanction. With the succession of Grant to the presidency Warden's corres- pondence lost this element of value, but he con- tinued in the field for some years and did good work whenever he put his to paper. Later he the practice of law and had fol- resul lowed it with success until a few wi when he had a D. C.. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1890. WANTED--HELP. WANTED—HOUSES. ANTED—A SHORTHAND CLERK WHO CAN ‘pewri use & iter. Answer in long and short hand 38 to and pay desired, HEALTHY, Star offen, moze WASTED. | RESPECTABLE WOMAN To 000K, fash and iron Ihave good reference. cid enhcaate ae" i ANTED—A N' FOR CHILD (GHTEEN W want ATES HoGeaED OF RIGHTER we COOK AND LAUNDRESS FOR dress COOK. Star site 1° ‘WAXTED—ARARE OPPORTUNITY FOR AGENTS capable of “De Luxe” Editions Art y. Works or Bound Books; $100 weekly. FAULKNER EALLAN, O10 Feta PaNiese ANTED—WOMEN OUOK' ). WHITE Waites Fon ee CuORS 80. TCusatermaiie and Kitohen Help. DICK'S Agency OLS Tuk ae ee m19-2t* i i ANTED—A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL TO W todeneral dase ee arnnte, OIEL TC Dy; mo washing or ironing. 803 North Carolina ave, ANTED—A WHT (OMAN TO COOK, ASSIST War Gah tetts Week Seal 210 thet. men - itt Witt: fora references; 'LEMAN OF GOOD ADDRESS irabie Position; must furnish A No. 1 Cet @12 weekly. Apply 474 Se Th a.m. 2 ED WHITE COOK AT 1630 ‘no one without good WASTED —A GOOD BOOK KEEPEK, MUST rites Good Hand aud have Unquestiouable References; state salary expected. Star office. WASTED—IN OUR GLOVE DEPARTMEN Four First-class Sales Ladies; by the salary to BLE,, Star office, Wi ANTED—WHITE MAN TO DRIVE DELIVERY ANTED—A HOUSE WORTH $3,000, ALSO ONE res Hecate cee: tee ___FOR RENT—ROOMS. 301 NT—WITH BOARD IN PRIVATE FA) Bee nsaeees ee aa Witsoe ‘A RESPECTABLE CULORED 7 House t» Kent) northwest are: get $15. Address E.B.W.. res WASTEDGE Fw, BETWEEN © AN! = 10th ste., ratory on — House A improvements: best reference, Gress CARRIER Na. 109, City P.O. 1 ‘Houses to feut from €45. 40 875 per mouth tS ni E * we really cannot supply tbe demanus fur same wich have been made on us within the last two weeks. m18-lm Wat northwest; 8 900; PURCHASE A’ HOUSE IN 04, 2 rpome; for, sbout 95.000 or Hi ¢ with 6 rooms for ¢: . IR ERTFORD, 1419 G st mi8-lw WANTED BE EISH AND MILLER. 1313 FN W- A NEAT SUBSTANTIAL PRESS-BRICK BAY- WINDOW HOUSE of about 7 rooms, with all impe; between 13th and 16th and M and ave, B.w.; to cost from $4,000 to 85,000. m18-6t WANTED HOUSE WITH 3 THAN 10 Toome, between 7th an and M sts; must be in good condition, with cellar but no base- Ment. rent not to exceed WIGHT, 140836 G st. nw, 18-3t 'TED—BY A RESPCTABLE COUPLE. A GEN- tleman's House to take care of during the sum- Mer months; highest city references. reas OK. Btar office. m1 8-3 WAS PDSHOUSES-WE HAVE READY CLIENTS for Four Well-buiit Brick Houses located north of Kat and west of 12th ot.n.w., costing from 6,000 to $9,500. BF GILBERT & Co., 18-3t 625 F st nw. ANTED-TO BUY ON THE SUBURBS A ‘Small House with xood Garden and Shade; must be convenient to cars; must beabangain, Ad Star office. ml17-3t* ANTED-¥ WILL PAY CASH FOR A HOUSE Wiitelinee the sates one ast, containit rooms, Must be # bargain.” Ad: y iz from 6 tu 10 a fires I NY Waxon, references, at KEEN'S, 414 0th at from 6 Xu Address ANTED—A WHITE WOMAN TO COOK, WASH NY and trv for » auuall Apply 1813 Ht st, WANTED—ROOMS. SNDE! ANTED_ONE FURNISHED AND ONE UNFUR- WY eer ces re ae aac ee tes kee erie | VW stsned oven; commemmmmoties taoemeentr neat around a market store preierred; state references, | 80d with south or west exposure, for lady in office; no Address 5.L., Star office. Te | family. Will be perumauer.t if suited Ficase state WE3ATERSIX,OR EIGHT, STRONG, ACTIVE Btaromes. catamarans ve a dl eure os Light Work in Our Greeu Houses. faguice tall 370, | W3STED = BY GENTLEMAN FURNISHED Center or Bladensburg road. “U, STRAUSS & Room, with or without board, in private fail re aw ‘Dear lreasu: ch must be ode ANTED—BY A SERIAL PUBLISHING HOUSE, an Energetic and Reliable Man to Deliver au Collect; must furnish good reterence. Apply after 10 at 529 ‘thet, room 22. J. 8 ELLIOTT. itt WANTED-THREE BASQUE HANDS: MUST BE experienced; permanent work, at G10 13th at Rw. * WANTED STHREE Call at 1318 1 ANTED—WOMEN COOKS, $10 TO : Chamber Maida, Nurses and Laundresses, in city or away; Waiters, Drivers or Farm Hands; Col- ored Men Cooks. SAML. A COOMBS, 926 F at. B.w. m GOOD DRESS MAKEKS. st. Dew. mlv-; W ASTED_EXPERIENCED SKIRT, WAIST AND Sleeve Hands; no loafers need appl, MADAM ROHL, 937 F st. n. iJ ANTED—A GENTLEMAN TO CANVASSFOR & New Reversible Map of the Untied states. sal and coi . Appiy to C. D. ALD: 1010 F st, second floor, Wy ANTED-AN EXPERIENCED YOUNG Lady ing Fancy and Worsted Store, Al G08 9th at. now. mi ANTED-IN AN ATTOUNEYS OFFICE, A Oe OuRE Mat who Writes a Plain, Wand and” can perate Remington Typewriter. ddress, w: ref- erences, vox 714, City Post Office mi8-3t ANTED—A SETTLED COLORED WOMAN AS Nurse: niust have city references, Cail at once 1444 Stoughton at, ; first street beyond the bound m15- WASTED. QUICK-MAN AND WOMAN iUS- band and wife preferred) for Philadelphia. Also, this city, Lauy Clerk ior Lauudry ; Coachmen (white), Children’s Nurse, Waist Hands, &c. BUKNHAM'S, DW m18-4t* WASTEDITAILORESS; STEADY WORK: GOOD igty i. firwt-clase hand.’ Apply 1217 £ st. nw. m18-3i" V YANTED-A GOOD WHITE GIRL FOR GEN- eral Housework for ian, wife and boy; refer- ences required. Call for three days at 920 9th st. uw. mn. AS LAUNDRESS; ith daughter about 12 iy at 1827 Jefferson place, m18-3t* me Aduress THEA Si m18-31 WASTED — BY MARRIED COUPLE, TWO FUR- nished and One small Unfurnished Room for Light Housekeeping, in northwest in- cluding light and heat; references, DENT, Star office, WASTEDCUNFURNISHE: FIRST OR second oor; near Connecticut ave., 16th or 17th Sts, who will not object to suiali professional sicn; Teferences exchanged, Address M.H.O., Star office. m1 WANTED BY APRIL Wife, « Nice Furnit Private Family; wife, could assist landlady, office, 1, FOR GENTLEMAN AND ed Room, with Board, in = 001 Who is a good house Keeper, Address CAKOLINA, Star ay WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTEDEA hea HAVING HER OWN TYPE- writer Would Like Copying of any description to do at home; terms low. Address for one week H. Mula, Star office. L estate 5 per cr lass rity in heart of the city. A. HICKS, Star office, security in m19-2t" WARTED FAIR CASH VALUE” PAID FOR Household ‘aud Office Furniture of Every scription : also Car, ets, Stoves, Couuiers, sbow Uases, Se: Address or call, A’ C, WINSIUN, 937 71h at, nw. m19-1m WANTED — GENTLEMEN '§ MENDING DONE eutly aud Promptly, Address for one week, KR, B.E., Star office. 1° Waxtess. HASER FOR STOCK OF Goods, Good-Will, Fixtures, &c., of « First-class aud Loug-established busiuess ou Peuvsylvauia ave. ‘This stock, &c., lowest entimated market value, is Worth $50,000. ‘Lhe profits from sale of goo is aver- axe 335 per ceut—about $11).000 aunually. Terms of sale $10,000 cash; bulmuce, #40.0U0, on lonk Ue, im yearly payments, witu uiterest at 6 per cen. pet snuum. Inerest able quarterly. Balance notes tw be secured by deed trust on real estate in this city, Lease nearly six years to rin. | keasons for sell- ing, impaired of sworn to if necessary as to pronts, &c, Address “CAPITAL.” 18. _dtar office, B RENT —1761 PST.. NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE, ished Booms with Board at summer price «, mil POR FENT-THE UPPER PART oF HOUSE ALLS F st, nw, suitable photograph eallery Pe Inquire oh preminea, mLO-4t° RB RENT—LARGE FRONT ROOMS, TWO IN roc™ with Board i LOO Ie af wi 235, suualiee Kooms (or one ofcars BIS ot nw, m19-3t JOR RENT—-IN NEW BAY-WINDOW BRICK, 2 Nice Unfurnished Rooms, suitable for light house Keeping heat and ns, curtaitis for front wibsiows 7 car, “dis - a¥e. Dw. mee JOR RENT—-A PLEASA Root Be or * jor two Fe tlemen. "References, 200 Delaware ave. ne.mit3 YOR ha TY Re man fe can be acooitnodated with Firet-class —- = Room, $40 per mouth. 445 M st ow. 20K RENT—Ii21 14THST. Furnished . iN. angie or a ; with or iunat toad ae Boats ic athe POR RENT. TWO COMMUNICATING ROOMS ON second floor; one 8 large tront room, bath on same best and gas; @10 per month in advance. 1803 aw. m1 8-3t* JOR RENT-THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS; second floor, heat, gas and bath, light house keeping allowed. “1614 Sth st. nw.; uo card on tue door. 118-20" W., HANDSOMELY oor Bib, LOR RENT—ELEGANT COMMUNICATING FUR. Bished or Unfurni-hed Rooms, first, second third floors; terms moderate. 170~ F st h.w. m1s~ OR R NT—PLEASANT ROOMS, WITH GOOD Board, at 910 Mth st. we; short distanc roment Printing Office. {ORK RENT—PLEASANT THREE-STORY FR Room, furnish diy, $25.8 month, wu ished, ‘with board, coran st OR RENT—1331 L ST. NW. 4 ROOMS, LE-ATASACKIFICE, THRE NEW HOME me Machines in partect eoudiben. oe! FS two HORSES AND OOUPELETTE, iy ttetber oF separate. “Apply rear 815. Sorih Cay" Fe Ne MENTS On OTHER. Salis a oo te — new. for room acd jot, Price made to suit purchaser. Address \ bs tar odie. ve mabe Fest RE BRED WHITE LeGHoxN Chick: Stair price: alec ft from s Gret-class coop of Ureeiers ¥ or Gub-600 Center’ Market, Olb-at: wice: ou) Tueniay, ou er at, wing, on Tuesday, ‘Thursday or Satanda mane tS soe Fe SALE—JUST ARKIVED—ONF CAR LOAD OF Horses from Montwou.er; suitable for driv tng apd bus. rats soem Cap be seen at WASHING. 1ON SALE STABLE. OS1G st a et Fok Sak oust AmMyeD FRoat ROCKING- ham county, Va.. 20 bead jo table tor lady ; ad « cuarauterd as represent 4 S& SON, inrear of CS12Gst uw. wih iw JOR SALE—A “GRANDPA “ASSORTMENT OF coon Holes, #0, Tn- AMS ECO it — 30,000 OLD BRICK APPLY at 5 PALAce, To SALE—YOUNG HOKSE. GOOD DRIVER AND ddier. Also Bugs}, Siaigh, Kobe, G27 Laven QUK SALE-SUPERIOR « ¥-BU ‘dian Horce, wustabie for f Also an Lxcell a and Patterns an Quire at WALTER Bb. WI FESS KIN: Dold separa wo Set Haris great secrif PRIVATE STABLE. iOve 1a Sr { nished ; southern exposure; board near, separately end en suite; those likely to be permanent preferre, exceptional chance for those looking ior quiet home. mi ee ORK RENT—TWo SUITES OF Kooms ; especially pleasant, on Ist and on pleasant quiet at; berm = aes room. Address ESPECIAL, - tar offic mit-30* dU Boors; onveniebt to business center, 3 N.W.. LARGE FRON1 closet; bath room on same iso 1 back room, fur.; very dea nu Foe RENT-AT S11 3D ST. NW. THREE furnisied Rooms; near Feusion Gffice: #17, yer month, ___ mi3-6r ENT—REFINED FAMILY TO OCCU room House wit | STREL 1, Carrier 72. PRNISHED ROOMS ON for Geutlemen, Appl 710 heurhborlood; board required. 1731 F etaw, (UR RENT—TO A LADY, A SECOND-STORY Front Koom; east and south exposure; new house furnished with ‘folding ¢., 8408 mouth with tar office.u17-3" /OR RENF—THE HANDSOMEST SUITES OF Rooms on Pennsylvania ave. for professional man, | commercial broker, wodiste, photographer or artist, being 2d and 3d floors of the Galt Building, 11) Penneylvan Apply to STEIGER & LIEBEK- MANS, 1303 mot JOR REN [E NEWPORT, 1401 MASS. AVE., i comer of 14th st., Elecuut iooms with Board, con- ee. Mrs. M. J. ROBINSON, from Newpert, RL mi 14-60" JOR RENT—THREE APARTMENTS OF 1WOAND three rooms en suite; private bath aud closet ly furmaued. At the WOODMUN4, cor, lows circle. 4 | acoomut of deat; | teotiy & mle SOR SALE—AT PRIVATE SALE, A HANDSOME Fa Family Ho young; very geatle, free, Prompt driver, pericetly sufe ior wolueh ; stands wile OUt tying abd fearlons ul locomotives in every reepest & perfect family horse. Alsv si analy Surrey. = Ladies Hexaut Phaeton Buxwy aud Set Harpers, Sold & desired. Will be sold for wail value, Sat hg. Call PRIVATE STABLE \. 1 *. mea Fea of Sim ply KEARS & Fi 1K >ALE HANDSOME VICT« ALSO Broushain, Lesdeu,1 Cart, Surrey, side-bar Buse), Phaeton, Maries and’ Fine Iga of Horses. Almy lores suitable for Se work, DUWAEDS ath si SLABLES, L bet 16th and nw miblw | JROR SALE—SECOND-HAND UPKIGHT PIANG, brilliant tone; Just returued by = time buyer on a beresin. THOMBUN'S MUSIC SAOKE OTL LL ket Agency Famous sbouinger = Su Fes SALE—-SADDLE Hi ie, A BEAUTIFCL Malf-thorourhbred Hating Aiare und aud preity a atawn; ridden by lady or en. worth #. 5 Will sel. this week tor #100, dciress Box 4, Star oitice. aais-at JOR SALE FULL VALUE GIVEN. For your oli square Fiano in exchange fora NEW BKAPBUBY UPRIGHT, taianoe payavle $10 monthiy or cas _mhi8 F. G. SMITH, 1225 Pa. ave. MON STOCK YAKDS, BEN- Soveral Well-bred, Promisiug pe | four to six Fears oid; all «oun ma 18-3? AND Bi WSTER OK SAL Surry and oue Fine Top Busyy with Powe and Shafts. “Inguire st WM. WALTER'S SUNS, 14 Dat.uw. bat Fok SSEVERY HANDSOME BAY HORSE, Luree-quarters bred: 16 hands: 6 yeare old. a ery particular, broken to i“ {OR SALE — ONE _GOor Phactou Bugey aud Harness; all owner has no further use fur the: atJOBN T. PRICE & SUN'S, 3LL QOR SALE—HORSEs AND MULES—sEVOKAL Good Cieap Work aud Driving Horeca, one pair of Heavy Dratt Mules. | mist “TuUMAS’ STABLES, 1210 Ohio ave. T—FLATS. JQOK RENT—TWENTY-TWO ROOMS, CONSIST- ing of Flats aud Floors. Auy nuuiber of Koomede- i red, turbished or Uufurnished, with or without board. moderate. New houses, all modera in Maud 11 2ust. ne, m w WASTED IOFFICE BOY-SMANT, INTE. vent Boy; one with experience in’ a newspaper oftice preterred; state salary expected, Write im own hand to Lock Box 490, City P.O. ' y ANTED—THREE FIust- \ KS W ini Two Firstclass: Stone etme te & to At- Janta, Ga. it Apply to Room 3, Corcoran Buiidiu once. THOMAS & DKISCOLL. m WANJEDYOUNG LADY OR LAD TO ACT AS Cashier in Draw Store and become generally use- ful:small sulary. Address,with pacticulursstatiug ace, MEKCHANT, Star offi 12. at ANTED-BY AN INSTALLM T HOUSE, A . per week; none need a] 400 bond. Address IN- mi s-2t" 1 Unless able to turn! TALLMENT, Star o: ANTED—AN EXPEKIENCED, RELIABLE vasser. Apply SWISS STEAM LAUSDEY, AM F at. Wines AL EXPERT TYPE T Also ‘Len Young Ladies who can Write & dently; noue others need apply. Address bees oftice, m WASTED— DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT BU- resu, conducted PF, jadies—Men and Women, white and colored, for all kinds of domestic Isbo: wrences, and states: with refei emoved to 708 Js18-540" WANTED AT THE CITY INTELLIGENCE OF- tice Ev Working Women, Men, Bo! Girls; no waiting for work—orders always in gations for governinent positions prepared. Buldivg, 7th ana £ #ts, uw. £15. WANTED LIBERAL REMUNERATION TO CA} Vassers for the New Book ou Washington: ‘T Historic Homes ; Its Noted Men aud Wouwen. the STRALHMOKE AKMS, 810 12st. WEASTEDUMAN AS AGENT OF OUR Par Safes; size 2Hx18x18 inches as low; new styles: new tory ; not governed b; rare chance; permaner logue will convince y per month; RS. xeel- ta fe pool ; every safe warranted business; our teruts and cata ‘ou axents ‘clear @3UU to 8000 write for exclusive territory. mlo-skwSt ALPINE SAFb Co., Cincinnati, Obio, ANTED—DRESS MAKING—LEAKNEKS FOR Prot. Christuer’s Intervational ‘lailor System; ry h rule or tape measure alone, us all scien- fic tailors cut; patterns and materials cut and ma aud instruction given by Mie, S.J. MiSSEI, 1403 KI ave, Ef mn with WANTED-—SITUATIONS. ws ED-BY A RE: -CTABLE WHITE WO- man. & Position as Cook or Working House Keeper ina first-class fa:nily where there is other heip, Address M.P.K., AL, Star office. m19-3t* ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GEKMAN Girl, asituation as Chamber Maid and assist in ‘Address LB, Star office, Washing and Ironing. mikes .N'TED—ALWAYS GO TO DICK'S AGENCY FOR Men and Women Cooks, Coachmen, Butlers, Maids, Nurses, Lauudress, Waiters, Kitchen Maids; thiscity references, 613 7th et, nw. ml19-2t* ANTED — BUTLER—A RE-ENGAGEMENT AS Butler; thorough; where one or more footmen are kept; or butler, valet and traveling servant; heywut, © feet ¥ inches, *» SS; refereuces, Addiess D. M. CRAW, 1144 18tu m19-2t* ANTED-BY A NEAT, SETTLED COLORED lace a8 such with & to fain: wases expectods $1o 10 618 00d rivate family : wages ex 3 110. ; Fetorencess, Gall 1707 Vee uve ie yANTED—AT HEADQUARTERS — Wier Cooke Guatibor aide Wart and Nurses, Seamstress; Men’ Waiters, Cooks, Couch- man, Butlers” SAMI. 4. COOMBS, 926 ¥ si nw, m19-6t* WWANTED—BY A TRUSTWORTHY AMERICAN Girl of 15, @ Situation in a Private Family; care of acbild and ‘light chamber work; for and es, Address THUS1 WORTHY, Star Office. POSITIONS Laundresses ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED ‘Maun, a Situation as Driver, Waiter or to do House- Feferences. Call or address 1425 Sampson ot m. ED. NEAT, RESPECTABLE WHITE Woman, & Place as Chambermaid or tu do House Work ina Private ‘ amily. Call at 1721 K st.n.w. 1t* WRTaD BY, A ESPEOTABLE | COLORED aged nineteen, 01 House, Sore or Private Fainily as Walter or Drivers Address WM. KINZY, 146 Piere att ANTED-SITUATION BY MAN AND WIFE, travel or city; mau us waiter, wife as chamberuald,” Address FRENCH, Star ollie, m19-3* ‘AN TED—BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED GIRL. a Situation as Chambermaid or Nurse; willing to be useful. Call 1640 Ve. DW. ate —TO § XCHANGE — HORSE FOR Fywcho preferred. | Address m15-2t* JOR RENT—OFFICE RAILINGS, SUITABLE FOR Keal Estate or Agents’ offices, @8 and #10 per month, including handsome roi-top desk, chairs, heat, kas and every ofice convenience that cau be bad cluded in above prices. Apply 10th st, nw, D—AT ONCE FOR ONE YEAR #2,000 8 per cent on best personal security; no brokers, Address BEST, Star office. 18.3t* ED—ALL PERSONS WANTING PHOTOS, iuet size, at BZ perdozen. STAK GALLER1, 459 Pennsylvania ave. ‘Lbis low tioning this paper. WARTEDS1 ‘0 PURG! > Claims Business. Persons auswert state the number of Gases aud price, Address Star o! wa 1ED—A DE delphia co yt efp% Beutel Prachce in Washington, D.C. "Ac i star off D—PARLOR FU! W4ANTED—TO BUY A RETAIL DAIRY ROUTE OF Gvod Paying Customers, from 20 to 40 allous s day, Address KEUBEN HAKKISUN, G W ANIEDIH. BAUM PAYS THE HIGHES? CASH Prices for “Furniture, Carpets, Feather Beds, Office and Store Fixtures. Eutire Housebolds o specialty. Storage on reasonable terms, Address 314 th st, n. mbid WASHEDIUMBRELTAS AND. PARASO) paired aud Covered by C. LEFEVKE, n.w., bet. G aud H. wa —BY FISH & MILLER, 1 Moncy to Invest on Heal Estate 5 District ot Coluubia, We have iauy applications for suiail lo*us of from $500 to €5,00U, which we could sately pluce at 6 percent per auum,' Persons having sinali savings are invited to call, m7-1m WANTEDSIT KNOWN ©. D. COLLINS, BU and Carpenter, 719 16th st. nv. makes Spo- By qiaity of Jobo muvdelitig; Bstitnates Gladly Furnished. £26-1in* WANTED IT KNOWN—WE POSITIVELY GUAR- autec that we have ® job in # lot of clear Havane Cigars, ‘These goods are pure, at $2.50 a box of 50. SICKEL'S old stand, 1021 Peunsylvaula ave. £5<im, ANTED STEAM CARPET | CLEANING ted; ‘urniture Steamed and “Moths 402 Fa ave, Telephone ‘Over; F.H. YOUNGS, 1 y ANTED—TRY SCKIBNER, BEST BUTTER- ine. “Table Goods, 20c. per pound. Cooking, 17c. per pound, Warranted hot to get stron (ike Dutier does) tor one mouth, or money refunded. N.B.--Don't take any thing that is “just as good as Sorib- ner's," oF “all the same thing,” bul get the best, Which ts for sale only by WM. C.SCKIBNER, 328, 32B, 330, Center Market (Middle of Fish Aisles. fa W D-EVERYBODY SUFFERING FROM Smoky Chimneys to know that I guarantee to Gore Them or No Pay Nequired ; Ranges, Furnacesand Latrobes Made to Heat or NoPay. W.E. DANTE, 1415 17th st. nw. sel BUSINESS CHANCES. WANTED—PARTNER WITH $10,000 CasH (Lady or Gentieman); one of the best paying gud eetauiished businesses in the city ; Iarze returns for mouey inv ; MO risk. Addrei otlice, ‘OH SALE—1,000 ACRES TIMBER LAND: Ly ry F 0 2 oak, hickory, poplar and dog wood: 300 in yei- low pine: all original anal growth; situated in Virwinia, 23 niles from Atlantic Coust Line and & miles trom Wel- NG; Lerma, $1,500. Apply to JNO. W, Hats, 22 . m ° TNO CLOSE WE OFFER COUNTERS, Shelviug, Awning, Counter and Platform Scale: Coffee Mill, Tes Caddies, Ice Box, Horse, Harness au Wagon, Gas Fixtures and Lot of wi0-6i* CHICAGO GKUCERY CO., 806 7th st, n.v A. G20 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY IN WEST AA, Nastinwton, Groceries, Liquors, &e.: trade and ion N sell very OR KEN 1—DE-IKABLE OFFICE O00. steam heat aud elevator service, iu ti liding, 1420 N.Y. ave. mi3-im DIDAD A T-COUMBE, 1425 N.Y. ave, FOR RENT--STABLES. JOR RENT—BRICK STABLE, FOUR STALLS &) or 81x Stallsand Loft for 85; 14th Apply on premises and F sta ne. m17-3t* 2 01 ry ; ter fees. THOS. RUSSELL, 1213 Fu ave. oe west side Lafayette eas; room for turee carr with LM. Gib. 3 stalls; water an ee; terms moderate. Key 26-1 MONEY TO LOAD. 1,500 is PAN. ry BY FISH & MILLER, 3 w. We have €1,500 to } OSEX TO LOAN IN LARGE AND SMALL SUMS M°s: approved real estate security at 5 and 6 per cent; charges moderate, rULD, _mBLs-lin S.w. cor, 13th and F sts. n., M TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, PLOMPT attention to all applications, SWOKMSILDT & BRAD ml15-I1m MORES T0 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE AT LOWEST Tates of interest; alsoon otuer approved security, ‘THOS, G. HENSEY & CU., Bankers, m15-3m, 1300 F st. nw. uv YOU WANT MONEY!—@10 TO #100 TO LOAN at Low Interest on Furniture, Pianos, Horses, Wagons, Household Goods or other personal property: principsl und interest payable in weekly or mouthly Payments; no removal ot publicity.” Box ¥8, Star office po LOAN IMMEDIATE: 30,000-1N 3 to suit, from $1,000 upward, on good Kh Security, ACKER & GADSBY ms 1008 F st MOAEY TO LOAN 81700, (83.200; $4,500 aud Other Sums on Improved ‘City Keal Estate at 6 Fer Cent; can arrange for 5 percent loaus. GEV. F, GRAHAM, 1319 F st, mi-1m mas TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT, ATS AND 1 at, 1 BOUNDS, able quarterly, Insumsof $1,000, On Real Estate. 111) THOS, E. WAGGAMAN. NY bes er IN SUMS FROM 8500 UPWARD, AT 9 AND 6 PER CENT, ON BEAL ESTATE IN THIS DISTRICT. R. O. HOLTZMAN, oO —_—Corner ith and F HAVE MONEY TO LOAN AT ALL Tig nd no delay beyoud time to prepare papers, security is good, DEEBLE, DAVIS & Co. _jal lm 1319 ¥ st. o. Moses proved Keal Estate Security, specialty. Also, as Awents of the United Security fueurance Co. of Phi years, F. H. SM1L ONEY TO LOAN estate security ar JF. ay SUMS TO SUIT ON REAL ‘asl meity. No del JLLINANE & OO, Gud F desiring to retire from business, will ohable, Address Box 78, Star office. 13-U" NJSHE OOLONIAL B. ACH IMPROVEMENT COM- pany offers for rent for the coming season its Broperty at Coloutal Beach, either separate es hy and cafe; Oth, space for a ayae toe Sine rane ss Tace track, 7th, bowting privilege; very stable priv- Hoge, “it He bVANG Sects, 1341 Fete tals tw FOE SALE BY FISH & MILLER 1279 FST. NW FA Complete aud Neatly Fitted Up First-class irocery Store, in @ prosperous and row! hexhborhood; near U:S. Capitol, witha splendid as sortment of {Owner must leave the city, m18-Ut FP REE TRANSPLANTING MACHINE-REMOVE Reset Trees of any size; wi ted to Ii ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIKL, an it Trees rarranted to live. Situation ss Chamber Maid. Best of releneusge ‘Territories for sale. Apply ESTES & WATSON, Key- Cail or address 114 lst st. n.w, m 18-2 me hotel, 452 Pa. ave., Washington, Dc mi7-ot* Warr DP oby 2 WO, RESPECTABLE ‘COLORED Girls Situations as Pantry Girls; t0 go home at night ; good references, or address, 153: nw. 3M st nw mi8-3t* Warr 2 YOUNG MAN, SITUATION AS corres! eee nee good stenog apher. Dest if. 3: cr: ref Grences, Addtesa G-N.. Thoom 25, ers Bw. 17-3° ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, ASITUATION AS. in’ Real Estate iTED—A YOUNG MAN FROM THE COUN- is anxious to obtain Employment; is not work ; writes s good hand aud has had clerking; habite good. 93: WWANTED-SITUATIONS FOR MAIDS, COOKS Wine Pand: Female.’ Drivers, avant’ Bie ; jurses, rs, Sal ‘Seamatress, Watchwen, Hostiers, ‘Dinh Washers, Laborers ae. F i Stores'and Coutractors suppliol, BURSHASS 3 10 Gat. nw. m16-6t* WANZED, — EMPLOYERS—FOR FIRST-CLASS reference in every case, send to CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE and your order will ILLS Tula fanmade tae WANTED—HOUSES & LOTS. WwW ae SINESS Re ap tee ihthbhaas ee stipes Worse af Sous edie hema pe tru WSs SAUNDERS & CO 1407 Foe ie —o——o———*_>*_*{{*{*]__>_>_>_>_>—~sS=E——E WANTED—LOTS. Weare KO Bares oe ‘Visiting cards pesily printed irom yourplate ay GEVEN LOTS ON K ST. 8.W. FORSALE. PRICE Seabe! Address K 8T., Star office. m17-3v WANZED FOR CASH—A FARM OR COUNTRY deat from 3 to 6 miles from W. deus full description and price te SAMUEL BEALATE Alt, timoi mi5-40" 310 ot. Paul st., Ball re, Md. Bynes. OPPORKTUNITY—A_ RARE CHANCE for ‘with 86,500 to buy ap established aud ing Genera: Housefurnishing ese, Owner sells only because — a Full ulars ural! who are in earnest on sppucation TYLEM & RUTHERLOMD, 1307 Fat news miso IN H. HOWLETT, BUILDER AND GENEKAL oon = at > ed ate 1862. ketimates a cheet My 4 furnished. Plans and specifica- red. Personal attention inall cases, kesidence, Park e ot. Mt Pleasant. testi {OR EASY SHAVE OR FIKS1-CLASS oF wi ha others do, see Of Lith st: bw. above Pa ave. 115-310" & DAVIS’ UPRIGHT PIANOS; TH. ‘ALLET, yy ry Se Oe Bo ‘S11 Vulet. new. DOUBLED Me y investing in ‘Timbered Lands and ches in Texas or New Me: Gold and silver Mines in New Mexico Coal, Gas and Vil Lauds in Ohio or West Va. SUBURBAN PROPERTY. )}, NDOWMENT, LIFE AND iONTINE POLICIES ie ‘Loans M; bought at highest cash prices. eotinted upon sume st reasouablo terme Apply to M. He ACHE BON, 1st uw. bol -Om* Mi CirAvproves Real Estate Security, tm Dintrictot Jn API rv re ‘Colum bis, 12 hy ulus dest at lowest rates of iu terest, ‘Tnus J. FisHeR & Ov, wel7 lsxé F st. ow ONEY TO LOAN MO is tuts wo Suit attowest rates on approvedresl ‘eetate security. FITCH, FOX & BLOWN, 20 ‘1457 Penusyivania avenue. CRED TO LOAN ON REAL FSTATE Ob FIRGT- VA clase security, at lowest rates of uiterest; 20 delay security’ is) “ao ONC GREEN, 303 7th at nw. JMO*=® To LOAN ON REAL ESTATE aT LOW WASH'N DANENHOWF! ap24 Successor toODANENHOWEK & SON. 1115 Fat. isin | trom residence; no | Foe Se N, NEARLY NEW, A Spar Spring 3-quarter Bi Harness. “The ab Apply rear 12 JOR SALE-SEVERAL also 2 Puirs of the Finest Coach Hor 1 pairof Blacks 16.2hands buch, 6 years other paira Gray anda Sorel id lands high, years vld. BF. MOCAULLY & 0.'s Lally one set of Faw: an wi v ust be sold to setts ta 0D a. the and 6 Stadion, et at SA. Brown & m, Kalainazov, Mich... sire, record red Hambletoman. Apply to 3 Talis Ho Stables, U st. between Yuh aud LUth sta nw, mi. FRE SALESA BEAUTIFUL AND RICH-TONED Full ~quare Grand Rosewood Piauo; bandsote and nueiy-carved lexs, contains ail the fuest auprove- ments; rand acYou ; Uequaled in tove, ¥ $230 cash down, inc toui aud cover, | Bive years THE PIANO EXOHANGR. mit 913 Pennsylvaniaave, FPO SALE-KARE CHANCE FOR BARGAINS To close out the estate of the late Richard J. Barnant Tilt gel! his entire driving effects at Jess tab one-third Value, commintinge wo Horwes, One El proved Shafting-top Side-bar Bugyy, by J. B. Be 1op Pony Phaeton, Two Sets of “ingle and Uni Double Harness, hobes, Blankets, &e.. Horses cousist of—No. 1 is the haudsome, stylish and fast- trotting mare Beli Girl. She was foaled May 3, 1s! weixhs 1,000 pounds, 153g hauds, She was sired uy Georce Wilkes, the wreat «ire of trotters; dain, Lady Wilson, record’ ¥. 103g, she by Christian's ‘Ldwin For- Fitt tousot Alena der's Eada Forrest, esooud dam ty Hunt's Morgan Whip, third dam Lucy by Commodore, | fourth dam by Hig Bell Girl is without ex: | ception the most perfect gentiemsu'y family and rood | mare mm the city; Very stylish and fn cand tail, Leeds no boot Obstacle on the road or trotted for ay a Sv sbe has po public record. She will makes Gable horse tor road of track purposes, ‘Nhe ie eut pole b. ved, <A in every way as repronen' and descrived—s h some, stylish, safe,sousd, fast young trotting ware— aud to trut fll miles 2.28 or nowale, Uwe shown, purchaser; price ®iov. the beautiful fauuiy end red by Profit, jr. dam Kate Wadsworth; reco He is 15k hands high aud weyghs 1,050 pouude, very ramey acd turned. seven years oid i trot in 2.30 or no price: oY Gen Yemen caunot Jude what hie aus they are till they come aud drive after thei. Lucy will be guaranteed 14 every way as represented. T iui particulars call or write office of tke admin- For istrator, SAMUEL HOGGETT, ave., bet. 1vth and 20t 23434 _m12,14,15,19, th nw. Sole Ageuts tur the Solumer Piauos, the standard piauo of the wo: FSR SALE-ONE COMPLETE SET OF THE KEAL Estate Directory of Washington, 1). Teparet by Faeekts and Pratt. To be seen at soum 7, bu: 4 Bs lo iw FOR SALE-CANARIES, MALES AND FEMALES, Breeding Cages, Parrots, &c., Gold Fishes, Globes Food, sprai awe. {15-2u* SCH AMID's Bird store 317 12th st. nw. OK SALE—A STIEFF CABINET GRAND UP- only othe, right ; only Used 3 10) PELIFFER & CONLIFF, _miz S14 Lith st. nw. JOR GALE—JUST ARRIVED FKOM HOCKING unty, Va. Lhirty Head of Horses; drivers, heavy draft aud ‘coach hursos; also two Bue sacdlerst Welcht {rota 1,000 to 1,500 pounds: will be sold at Trasonable prices, all stuck guaranteed: JNU. SIMMONS, S11 12th et Fok S82 SELL FOR STORAGE AND repairs: 1 No-top Brighton Surrey, 2 Coupes, 4 Ladies’ Puneton, 1 Cart, 2 Fauily 4-soat Carriages, bide Bar Buxyies, 1 Purk Surrey, 1 Exteusiou Cavrivlet, 1 Doctor's Phaeton, 1 Corning side ber, Concord Wagon, 2 Musuem Wagons, 1 Dayton Wag vn, 4 Landau Hack, as god as wew: also 2 Horses, id Sets Second-hand Single and Douule Harness, 1 Horse, Phacton aud tarness, sate for lady or child to drive, 2 storage repairs. w. Sign of the Horwe.m i JOR SALE-ALL KIND OF NOKTHERN Syuthern Fish. Oysters, &c.,daily, at Btalle 86, : 5, Center Market,"or I "and Whole-ale depot 12th-xt. wi solicited aud promptly fh Fee, Saba Baneaias SQUAKI 2 and $10 payments G. 4. WILD & BKUs., 709 7th ow, ch & Lach Pinion, unrivaled Krauic! )OK SALE—THE “OTTO” GAS ENGINE KE- avoids all ot LOST AND FOUND. | L SATURDAY, GOLD DROP EAR RING; will be identiied by ite follow aud reward 010 H st. nw. O8T—GUING ABOL Lesther ma mget T THE CITY A BLACK juarked M. Sawyer, Globe House, PERSONAL. Suitable reward given. 1203 ¥ #t. B. wee B40 Byte, GY AE one eee | [OST ROMA Mau Tap NE CoE ry 0 # thaw to 860 month; pref Aseturn same to 152 Marion st. nw, bet Paud Q and Hearn g 055 B00 per moma watchman gree | Aca i mate WIDOW OF $0 WOULD LIKE FRANKING TO | \W ENT ASTEAY NEAR MASSACHUSETTS AND Siar oftioe. nae al m9-3i*” | dow and bite. ” Suitabie Fe for return te Lays avi =eiain at island ave. aie ad Anewera, BendiGe wen oS QUESTIONS | 5 Cay _AN INTAGLIO WATCH CHARM. INDE 8. WLFLYNS, A.M Ivy Institute, LLitetas to GUnSOs & MACARINEY B BANK vet m17-1m* ‘Southwest cor. 8th and Ksts. nw. | receive reward. it LUE BLACK ARD BROWS CHEVIOT suITS rder only $13: color an: r teed. ‘Evening ‘Dress Buits to order, “catin Li er, Rill OF 1 only $30. ‘B.WEYFOKTH & SONS, t25-1m 217 N. Pace st., Baltimore, UTHORIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY AM Eco Communications rs ended to confidential. ‘open all bours. WM. Wi Manager, ¥20 Fst uw. my4-1im* W 18 EINE WE Will PAY “Big or call at JUBIH'S OLD STAND, 619d st, aw ayl BOARDING. AND WEST [-FOURTH NEW (ee be ees Se | ee SPECIALTIES. ST—WHITE AND LIVER POINTER, NAME Lea Aaveral reward if returaed to Hib 1 Low. i ‘OST—TUESDAY — BROWN SPANIEL NAMED Lk Dakin i520 Kingman pisee nnd ant ‘(OST—SMALL BLACK PUPPY, SHEDDING HAL ‘to the name of Mac, red collar with A. Le pbslones to alate boy.” Aeward if returned ts kein. QOUND—MARCH 17, TWO IRISH SETTERS Owner can have same yi BARN. Pra: iithetMoeeer es ]_o8T-SATURDAY, FLOM WELCKERS HOTEL, Lita? Sipe sterner fe reward on return to Weicker’s hotel. mis2t hy ERIDAY NIG) fuses if asd reosive reward il BT, A ‘sine