Evening Star Newspaper, March 20, 1890, Page 2

—————— Bronte! jare were a with tall white lilies flowed with red and white roses, Tall wine- giaes-shaped crystal flower-bolders held purple “partments upon the —- —_ i_ thrown for dressin; Senator Sawyer Mra, White and Mrs. re Mo Kee stood in the drawing room door to receive the guesta. Mrs. White wore s becoming gown ite moire, cut decolette and made Watteau train. The front of the bodice ‘irt were of exquisite duchesse lace tied With a soft scarf of white satin. A necklace of diamonds was worn about the neck aud dia- mond brooches fastened the lace of the bodice. Mrs. McKee wore a trained dress of white silk embroidered in s pattern of golden rod; the sides of the skirt were of a ric iden brown silk and the front was draped with a rich menterie of golden brown beads. She held a quet of Nephetos roses tied with white satin ribbon. The ludies generally were look- ell, and among some of the handsome tonlete were those worn by Mrs. Secretary Noble, ruby ~~ train and sleevelexs, trimmed = with hite lace and ruby @ik netting, lore pink Bloves; — Crosby, pale bine moire and white Ince; Tiss Dawes, Paris dress of white and buttercup satin veiled with gold bangled white net; Mrs. Cockrell, princesse dress of rich sil- ver white brocade with a front of pear! fringed lace; Mra. Gordon Mackay, superb gown of white satin and brocade and point lace; Mrs. Farwell, heliotrope velvet and satin trimmed with heavy pearl passementerie; Miss Kate Field, crimson brocade, en traine, draped with white lace: Mrs. Dolph, l'Empire gown of white satin shot with crimson and trimmed with pearls; Mrs. Henderson, sweeping dress Of pale pink brocade and pearls, Mira Guth- ood princesse dress of black ottoman silk d jotted lace; Mra. Squire, handsome toilet silk trimmed with dull jet passe- ceactes Mrs. Frank Gordon, white satin i lace; Miss Sherrill, black point @esprit and ‘moire ribbons; Miss Cork- Bill, black dotted net and Jace; Mrs. Wm. H. Browne, black lace and gold’ orna- ments; Bove A. T. Britton, blue silk and bro- cade; Miss Britton, pink crepe and India silk; Miss Anne Wilson, pink silk and lace; Mra, Me- Cook, white satin and broad frills of Thibet crepe; Miss Edes, black net and gold trim- mings; Miss Ida Thompson, blue silk.en traine; Mrs. Sherman, ruby velvet and white lace; Mra. Pollock, crimson silk, en trae; Mra. Em- mons, pale yellow silk and lace; Miss Marcoe, seariet velvet, en princesse; Mra. Chandler, rich gown of pale yellow brocade, and Miss Decea, pretty draperies of pale blue crepe. = resent were Secretary Noble, Secre- and Mrs. and Miss Rusk, Lieut. and Mrs. | 7 bony Senator Squire, Senator Hiscock, Sen- ator Dolph, Senator Farwell, Senator Cullom, Senator and Mrs, Aldrich, Mra, Field, the Misses Condit Smith, Miss Windom, Miss Mullan, Mra. and Miss Bigelow, Coss Jobn Rodgers, Miss Speed, Gen. Wm. H. Browne, Mr. and Mrs. Cropper, Minister and the Misses Preston, Mr. James Morrill, Mr. Wm. Acklan. Mr. Fre: Poor. Mr. Chas. Barry, Lieut. Andrews, Mr. A. 7. Britton, Mr. Martin, Mr. A. B. inconee: Lieut. Philip Alger, Miss Penniman, Mr. Bid- dle, Mr. A. A. Poliok, Mr. John W. Thompson, Miss E. B. Johuson, Mr. Frank Gordon, Mrs. Handy, Miss Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. James Johnson, Senator Cockrell, Mr. and Mrs. Huide- kofer, Mr. and Mrs. McCaully, Dr. and Mrs. A. F. Magruder, Dr. and Mrs. Kindleberger, Lieut. and Mrs, Clover, Mrs. Harlan, Admiral Crosby, Mra. Gray, Senator and Mrs. Spooner, Mra, and Miss Edi, Mr. Jules Guthridge, Senator and Mrs. Manderson, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. and the Misses Blackburn, Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Tif- fany, Prof. Emmons and Mr. Jessup Blair. The musicians were all well-known artists from New York city. Mrs. Gerrit Smith is a charm- img young soprano, who sang her numbers with much feeling; Miss Winant, the contralto, sang with wer and passion and Mr. Powers and oodruff delighted all their hearers, The ang quartet was in high favor. The program was a long one and there was a tacit under- standing that no encores sho be asked, but the violinists and the expert 'celloist drew forth #0 great an applause from their second playing that soy repeated @ portion of the meilifiuous eanzonetta. Mr. Gustav Danreuther, Mr. Otto K. Schill and Mr. Ernest Thiele were the vio- linists and Mr. Adolf Hartdegen played the “cello. At the close of the program the = room doors were thrown open and a super supper of terrapin, salads, croquettes, cham- pagne, coffee, bouillon and confectionery was served. It was long past midnight before the last guest had departed. Miss Wharton of Philadelphia is in the city, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Viele. ; £ HE zt aEy Mrs. Noble and Miss Halsted were at home to callers yesterday after 4:30 o'clock. Mrs. Hugh McCulloch and her guests saw a large number of their friends yesterday after 4 o'clock, Dr. Frank Huntington Bosworth of New York ity and his wife (who was Miss Mary Putnam, dal ter of Hon. Douglas Putnam of Marietta. Ohio,) are spending a few days in the city and are guests at the Normandie. Mrs. H. G. White will not be at home to call- ers this afternoon. Mrs. Eggleston, Miss Milken and Miss Bain- bridge returned this morning from Fort Mc- Henry, Md., where they have been visiting for a week the daughters of Col. Livingston. The Misses Livingston returned with them for the ebildren’s Friday night hop st the garrison. Miss Sue Green of Culpeper, Va., who has been with her mother and sister at the Claren- don fora week, left last night to visit relatives im Louisville, Ky. Miss Miller, daughter of the Attorney Gen- eral, after a month's visit in Lancaster, Pa, is at home again. Mra. C. B. McNulty and Miss McNulty have returned from the north, where they have been for some weeks. They are much improved in bealth. The ladies of the Woman’s foreign mission- = society of the Metropolitan M.E. church give an Easter offering tes at Hotel Fre- donia tomorrow evening, March 21, from 8 to Iipm. Mrs, Holmes, Mra. Clark, Mra, M. G. Emery, Mrs. La Fetra, Mra. A. B. Duvall, Mrs. A. D. Lynch, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Dr. yore Mrs, Dr. Reiley and others will assist in receiv. ang. Capt. BE. G. Niles of the gradnating class of the Maryland agricultural college will give a dinner to his classmates at his mother’s resi- dence tomorrow evening, to be followed by a box party at Albaugh’s, Mrs, and Miss Twiggs gave a pleasant recep- tion Tuesday ever attheir bome, corner of 13th and I streets, Senator C. K. Davis and her sister, Mrs. Miss Catharine assisted in receiving the numer- ous guests. Music, songs and recitations and undant supply of refreshments added to enjoyment of the evening. — nt were Miss Cavanaug! nengg eevee Ott, Minister and iadons Boret Peraza, | Mrs. Heaven and the Mixses Heaven, Minister Valente of ae Minister Caamano of Ecua- dor, Mr. a Yong, Mr. Cha Yuo, Mr. John Wiley of New York, Mr. —— of Mississippi, Mr. Buttler of Buffalo, Col. Anderson, Minisier Zelaya of Honduras, Mr. Echeverria, Mr. Al- fonso of Chili, Mr. Fiallor. Mr. Mauro Fernan dex of Costa Rica, Mr. Volio. ‘The ladies of the New York Avenue Presby- terian church will have the opportunity of listening to an interesting talk = Tedia by Mrs. Andrews in the lecture room. The members of the Capital bicycle club en- tertameds house full of their friends last night An excellent musical program was first in which Messrs. Colley, Edmonds, iM. T. Smith, Olds and McFarland, Mra. King and Misses Hunt and Edmonds tock part. Mr Henry Olds amused the audience with an ex- hibition of his Patent human phonograph and f Mrs, Justice Brewer and Miss Brewer have returned and are at the Arno, Mrs. N. P. Willis and her daughter, Mrs. Grinnell, are at the Arno. Major & D. Clarke, U.S.A., is at the Arno, ac- es ‘Mrs, Clarke, Miss 5. A. Clarke and T. T. Thornburg. Mra. L. L. Todd and Mra. Geo. 8. Pitcher, b ms known in New York society circles, are at w, Mrs. Foote and | White and Mrs, W. Chapin of New York are at the Normandie. Miss Helmuth, 1120 New Hampshire avenie entertained a re — le evening. Miss Ne het te om tel pepe nse the lowest, Mr. Helmuth carried off first honors = gentlemen and Mr. Goodchild was Miss Alice Fernie will hold a wong recital at the house of Postmaster General Wanamaker tonight. The first complimentary hop of the Unity at Sheldon’s dancing academy proved to be a great success, Mr. ‘allerstein, as master of ceremonies, was assisted by a committee composed of S. Lyon. chairman; J. G. Cohen, B, Rosenfeld, Rosenthal and So! Stern. intorsision the circle enjoyed a collation at Burkhart’s, Mr. Wallerstein acted as toastmaster and toasts were responded to by Simon Lyon, J. G. —_ and other members of the circle, Mr. Harry Rothschild read # poem by Frank Claduy of this city. “The ty then returned to the academy, where was continued until 2 o'clock. ‘ —————ceo-______ A BLUODY PRIZE FIGHT. Mike Bolger of This City Whips White of Boston in Thirteen Minutes. AN EXHIBITION THIS MORNING WHICH GAVE GREAT SATISFACTION TO 4 CROWD OF DISTRICT SPORTS—WHITE THROWS UP THE SPONGE AFTER 4 DESPERATE ENOOGN7ZR OF THREE ROUNDS, A prize fight took place this morning in Maryland, just the other side of the District line, between Mike Bolger of this city and Wm. White of Boston and resulted in a victory for Bolger after three of the hottest rounds ever witnessed in this locality, At the end of that time White threw up the sponges, The fight was one of the bloodiest on record and at one time it was hard to dis tinguish the features of either man on ac- count of their sanguinary appearance. Those who obtained tickets were given the tip to meet at the corner of 9th and Pennsylvania avenue this morning at 7 o'clock. About 6:30 they be- e to arrive and before 8 o'clock quite a crowd assembled at the point named. All sorte of vehicles were there ready to convey the sport- ing element to the scerte of the combat, THE DEPARTURE. Promptly at 8o’clock the procession began to move, but as yet no one knew where the fight would take place, Across the Anacostia bridge the cavalcade proceeded and when they reached the other side quite a oe Upc of navy ‘sports joined the party. U; asylum bill the strange procession me | fo) @ passer-by remarked that it was a funeral, Sergeant McCathran and Private Anderson of the Metropolitan police force followed the men to the District line and x the fight from one of the surrounding hi THE aie After an hour's ride the party came in sight of thering. It was pitched in a kindof a valley just opposite to Alexandria, Quite a crowd of countrymen were on the spot and when the party drove a =p they were given a heurty welcome. Everything was in readiness for the men, in fact the arrangements could not have been better, and the sports from Washington had but @ short time to wait before White the Boston boy made his ap- arance. He was dressed in blue tights and lack stockings and wore a sweater, He weighed 143 pounds and looked in fine con- dition, Bolger, who soon followed, wore black tights and weighed 151 —— He was swathed in blanketea. A Washington prize fighter was chosen referee. After the coin had been tossed for positions both men took their corners and advanced to the center of the ring and shook hands at the callof the referee, Billy Young and Mike Hogan of Wilmington, Del., seconded Bolger, while Jimmy Edwards and Robert Kaine did the honors for White. THE FIRST ROUND. At the call of time both men sprang lightly into the middle of the ring and sparred for an opening. Bolger was the first to lead, He feinted with his right and then sent his left full of steam into the body of his antagonist which brought a grunt of dissatisfaction from that man. In getting away, however, he re- ceived a@ stinger on the jaw which shook him considerably. Bolger then assumed the aggressive and landed repeatedly on his oppo- nent's body. A swinging right hander followed by a stiff upper cut brought the claret and Bol- [ond as allowed first blood. White led for the Vashington man’s wind, but his blow fell short and in getting away he received a stinger in the mouth tor his trouble, which greatly discon- certed him, THE SECOND ROUND, The second round was hot from the begin- ning to the end, and each man did his utmost to knock the other out It was anybody's fight until the round was about half closed, when Bolger let his left go with tremendou: force and landed on his antagonist’s jaw with a thud that brought a shiver from the crowd. From that on the fight was terrific and much close fighting was indulged in. White looked like a slaughtered ox and Bolger was covered with the blood which squirted from White's mouth and nose. Still he kept at it, and just at the cail of time Bolger swung his right and catching White on the point of the chin sent him to grass amid wild excitement. THE BLOODY THIRD. When the third round opened both men ap- peared well, The seconds had taken goodcare of their menin the minute's rest, and when they faced each other at the call of time both looked fresh and clean. But this state of clean- liness did not last long. Bolger went in to finish his man and raiued blow after blow on the bean eater's proboscis, while the blood fiew in all directions. Another knock down by Bolger and then a terrific blow from White in the region of Lolger’s heart had @ tendency to turn the tide of victory. But it wes only momentary. Bolger swung his right, which had done such terrific execution in the first part of the fight, and again sent his oppo- nent to grass. Assoon as he aroseBolger knocked him down again, but not before he received a hot one in the eye. White pluckily arose, how- ever, but Bolger was waiting for him and as soon as he was clearly on his feet, the Washington man made a chopping block of his face. White was a gory sight, and stood in the middie of the ring helpless and bewildered. Bol, te realized that he was done for and wouldn’t him, although urged on by the heartless pile “You can have the fight,” White muttered in an undertone as he walked aimlessly toward his corner. The referee then awarded the fight to Bolger and the sports yelled. A WELL PLEASED CROWD. ‘The fight as a whole wasa bloody one, and while it lasted but thirteen minutes and forty- two seconds it was hot and terrific. The sports were well | sore and all joined in giving Bol- ger three hearty cheers. = The crowd then dispersed and reached Wash- Tigton about noon. The fighters, however, re- asthe metropolitan guardians of the peace kept watch on a hill near by to nab them as soon as they crossed the District line, The bad management of most of the recent fights about the city was wholly eliminated in this encounter which terminated so satisfactory to those who wanted to see a square knock down fight. There is no doubt that both men did their utmost to win and White only suc- cumbed after he was fairly whipped. It was Bolger’s first fight and the littie Irishman clearly demonstrated by the way he handled himself that he had bright prospects before him in the fistic arena. 1t is understood that he will shortly challenge one of the local middle weights toa fight toe finish, Marriage L Licenses. Marriage licenses have been issued by the clerk of the court to Jack Brown and Marie Lex Van Leer; Charles L. Towle of New York city and Alice Livingston of Baltimore; Luther T. Potterfield of Frederick county, Ma. and E. Gardner of Jefferson county, W.Va.; ; John W. Keed and Mary E. Walker; John Cole and Amanda Murphy, both of Fairfax county, THE COURTS. Equirr Court—Judge Coz. Today—Cameron agt. Cameron; sale decreed; RL. Cameron. trustee. Holmes agt, Jones; - ensonn Cason fontgemery. Today—Talbote agh Wk G. Wh Os} vor- dict for defendant. lurdock agt. District; ver- dict for plaintiff, €2,750. Estate of W. H. Bland; issues from Probate —— cums Count— Chief Justice Bingham, Today—George R Offutt alias Foote, usin, Someone teeta oO ment fil Sara! tes Georgeanna aati Sota A. Best, Mrs. Beat, Miss Nellie Best, |. H. Cowl id Mrs. Jane Hail of asbington, nace the Fredonia, SHOOTING STARS. WILLIAM'S REPUDIATION OF BISMARCK. ‘The cobwebs hang on the old-time door, ‘The dirt piles up on the oaken floor, Aad nobody comes to his grandpa’s store— Bince Billie retired from Bis, The mildew colors the whitewashed walls, ‘The rain leaks through in waterfalls, ‘The shelves.are empty and no one calle— Since Billie retired from Biz, It pays no longer to advertise, e And offer a large and elegant prize To every man and womay who buys— Since Billie retired from Biz. The shutters are fast with an tron brace, With inch-thick rust all over its face, And the sheriff has got his eye on the place— Since Billie retired from Bis. ‘The temperance advocate thinks that the glass which is wrong side up is right side up. SENATOR JONES OF NEVADA. Whatever Midas looked upon Turned into gold, they say: But what was true in those old times Is hardly true today. For Midas might have used his eyes, Until his sight grew dim Upon our modern Silver Jones And not affected him. March has done less blowing this year than ever before, owing probably to the fact that Chicago got the World’s Fair, The Mississippi river ought to go out into society more and may be it wouldn't be making so many breaks at levees, George Francis Train ought to make the quickest trip yet around the world, for a Train is the most rapid method of locomotion, “In any event,” sighed the poor Kansas farmer, “there is no duty on the sand in the sugar,” Germany's standing army will not sit down, albeit Bismarck has retired. The Iron Chancellor has gone to the junk shop. A cabinet crisis in Paris is nothing to a side- board crisis in Washington. Away up in Gee—the teamster, A SWEET BONG OF HOPE. Opinions vary, and it seems Some persons do not care if The Ways and Means committee make A sugar coated tariff, GEORGETOWN. Diep rx Newang, N.J.—The remains of John 8. Ellis, who died ark, N.J., on Tuesday from heart failure, arrived at Birch's undortak- ing establishment yesterday evening. The de- ceased was a well-known resident of George- town and had gone to Newark on a visit pre- vious to going to Mississippi to execute a con- tract he had made with the government. The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon at 5 o'clock from the chapel at Oak Hill cemetery. Tae Axatostan Grove Ficnt.—The cases against Wm. Thomas and Reverdy Fearson for indulging in a glove ht on Analostan Island on Saturday, and which came up in the Police Court yesterday, were dismissed, but a charge of malicious trespass was lodged against the men and this they will have to answer in the Police Court tomorrow. Poxice Court Casgs.—John Henson, Robert Schwartz and William Mullen, residents of this section, were charged in the Police Court toda: with violation of law. Henson was with vagrancy and was given twenty days, The others were charged with es, on High street. Schwartz was fined 85 and Mul- len forfeited a similar sum, TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION oF WATER AT 1 A.M.—Great Falls—temperature, 45; condi- tion, 6. Receiving reservoir—temperature, 46; condition at north connection, 4; condition at south connection, 20. Distributing Teservoir— temperature, 45, —__+—___ ALEXANDRIA, Reported for Tre Evextxo STAR. Tae Fish Wan? Suoats.—The fish wharf will this year prove rather a source of ex- pense than of profit to the city, as the front of the wharf has been silted up and is now so shoal that even large pungy boats cannot uge it The work of dredging, which will com- mence in # few days, will cost, with the light- ing and police of the fish wharf, more than its rental for the present year, The contract for dredging the dock has been awarded to the River and Harbor improvement company, whose office is in Georgetown, at 15 cents per cubic yard, It is proposed to cut a lateral channel 80 feet through the channel bank of the river ig front of Fishtown, dredge a berth 210 by 50 feet along the wharf and clean out the south dock until there shall be at least 10 feet of water surrounding the wharf. This work will begin as soon as the dredge and scows can be brought here. Crrx Couyctt.—The mayor called the two boards of his city council together last evening and communicated to them the fact that bids had been received for fish wharf umprovement and that City Surveyor Howell had resigned The bids for dredging the fish wharf front were submitted by the committee on public property. The Alexandria marine railway com- pany (Messrs. Agnew & Co.) offered to do the dredging at 18 cents per cubic yurd and the River and Harbor improvement company (Georgetown) at 15 cents per cubic yard, The whole subject was commitied to Messrs, Bal- lenger and Uhler in conjunction with the com- mittee on public property with authority to have the work done. No action was taken to fill the vacancy in the office of the city sur- veyor, as it is proposed to create a new office of city engineer with a good salary, The ap- plication of the fertilizer and chemical com- pany for leave to run tracks across Union street sidewalks to their property in the rear of the gas works was referred to the committee on public property. Circuit Count,—In the Circuit Court, Judge Keith, the will of Alexander McBirney, givin his estate to his wife, has been probated ani Mr. Joshua Thomas qualified as administrator, ——J. T. Boyd is appointed a trustee of Trinity M.E. church vice J. H. Baggett, deceased.— Messrs, Carlin and Fendall have qualified as commissioners in ¢! ry.—Orders have been made by Judge Keith in the cases of Graham agt. Virginia Midland railroad, Gale agt. King & Son, and Taliaferro agt. Ryan. ‘His Skcnn Fracronep. —During an affray this morning at the Lucas house in the hollow near Princess and Royal streets, in which Rob- ert Arnold and Ed Meade were engaged, Meade was struck and his skull fractured. Arnold was carried to the police station, charged with the assault, He isthe sonof the murdered Policeman Arnold, who, on Billy Williams’ capture, struck him with a brick. “xaTtH.—The city heard with sorrow this morning of the death of Mra. Wm. N. MeVoigh | w at her home on St, Asaph street, Notes.——The appointment of Alderman Park Agnew city postmaster created a vacanc in the board of aldermen from the first ward. ——A building lot on the marsh edge corner of Fairfax and Oronoko streets has been sold to Mary Macnair for $100 by B. Meyenburg. This ict although opposite the tobacco ware house grounds where Alexandria was founded, bas remained in the city unimproved for one hundred and iba igo but is now to be built upon,——J. W. Holland has bought of Miss Ida B. Engiand at $1,050 a frame house with rear jot ou Royal streetnear Prince street, siataaeilpeeaointias Cherokee Strip Boomers. A secret circular has been addressed by the Cherokee strip homesteaders association, stat- ing that concerted action by boomers to enter the strip will be made at noon April 22 next, and that it is believed that if the movement as- sumes sufficient proportion the settlers will not hey — The hicce ye ye sooo aan tions that no matter what the “proportions o: the raid the settlement of sari wal not ss — until it is made lawful,” military THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C. THORSDAY,/ MARCH 20, 1890 WANTED--HELP. WANTED—HOUSES. FOR _RENT—ROOMS. T AND TIDY WHITE GIRL | WW ANTED—BY THE 1ST OF APRIL, HOUSE O naly af ne ian ratact we $63. asda ROHK, O37 F at. uw. rt i WOMEN wet ner le ‘yates SOORE, 10 $75: ome San Coit. BA a Seca Faaw. Wittrock ‘OU0K: 19,70 900; WHITE Vos De DICKS a ‘Agency, 613 nba sthw. ‘Al Ww <TaD—A FIRST -CLABS bs TAILOR OX WHO WAntep—a DRESS! HAIR CUT- Wir teo sa eatilstor SE DEM: ONGEOT. pied EAS WAXTED—A Yor [pleating MAN cokid a ‘7th stow, Waitsvareamesces- ee am Apply, reference, 8 110% Rew Yorkers ee We WAXTED RIVE Fu IRST-CLASS SALESMEN 10 "ular gods ; hours 9 to 5; good pa‘ MADE 3x boa. 3 suuploymionk ‘BasTERDAY & Ns, 510 F et, nw. AN’ we Foote fa oue of the adjinioy sublivoga piss, Drice aud terms to Box 16, Bear omee: mz0-26 ANTED_A HOUSE WORTH 83.000, ALSO ONE 000. for Cash val be right. Address ose Box 10.1 ‘Star ofice. values must ote Ware? cos AEUSgENE RULED Clean 5 We, Box Seid ‘about @1, Address i i 4NTED—BY Fr FISH © we really cannot: Rive deen made Swede eran PURCHASE A nee iz porthwest; e #78005 ano Sg with 8 eae toe ee Bee eR * mi Wage tt FISH AND MU is ER ANE NEAT Bo SUBSTAN te BaY- ¥ rooms. 8 wien at » y between 1 TSth at ave, LW. : to cost from. m18-6t Nes ATENT Se Sa AE eut in Eres pou nan. We P.O. ‘Box fod, OS, aguas: Wists MILLINERY SALES LADY COM- asrereeient m selling Straw Hata, Also one that _uu- Trimming; must have reference. ply be- freen Sand Oat Sand 7 p.m, Pal IAN FLOWEK CO,, 1109 F st. nw. ANTED—HOUSE, i Sor Less THAN 1d 16 wii rooms, between 7th and 17th and E and food condition, ans Sieh exes, but aah iyrEoCeY A RESPCTABLE COU! TEE A % Co mermontus; highest & t city relerences: a airees OR. 3 OK. Star office. WANTED-A RESPECTABLE COLORED IRE Nurse; reference andstay Appiyih store, L100 Fst new, “ta ULE OTR Li, THE TAILOR, Cie-ei7 Tonns ‘\yahiaD-a- Hay SALESMAN ONLY 5 Wize HAT enn good ONLY TH rience a oueeae Mes an: MAN'S, HAL DupAniub Nt ANIED—A WHITE GIRL FOR GENERAL House Work in a small Family; eity reference 1419 Pat. n.w. ANTED LADY GLERE TN PENSION read Hienos with Henmhond, Queweler ter and ‘whois a kood 8 good ffown hanaw rea tae ais re tian Balai. Te WAS TED-HOUSES-WE HAVE READY G ae for Four Well-built Brick Hutses located, Kiskape weet of tth ot ns, contin ftom 84,000 to ie 3300, BF’ GILBERT & Co. oa at 625 F st. nw. ANTE Ha Oe SE WITH HEAT maT AXE on ud See Suess {OR R REX TS ORFUR: Gas; reterences. Rest vu thst ow, ENTRAL, WiTH- itimore and Potomac Depot, Pusure, restaurantes adjacent. GOR ernex ae m2use 'HREE OR FOUR C ERS UEOAT- with owner; new, sun: movi s* oF city sa a FURYIRHED Hoo i fetta ‘ofenccod ts ge, RR RENT—448 P ST. ¥.W, ‘fret cellar and ‘ase’ ofpeh Drice $15 in sdvance. Inquire OR RENT—-FRONT ats : ee TK ROOMS ON seen: es SS Pric = oe "FURNISHED Ley Ey he RESERV otogs renee, wi ar bot Foumen. disiag rooes oor ad are wd wide porches opening int ¥ines and Cy eee aed yatisizkestnow. 761 Pst. NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE, ‘Booms with ‘Board st summer prices. Viste the ort Pay or nore FOR A HOUSE Dorthwest or northeast, co sami | from 6 ty 10 rooms, ‘bee bargain. ‘Rares 0. Box 316, 4-3m plc Ee ace E! oe WANTED—ROOMS. WaAxtEeDs two COMMUNICATING ROOMS, furnished, with privilege of caterer, for rentie: man and wife. State terms, Best of ref Address C.i1.H., Star office, OR RENT—A Ap LRAGANT iSCOND-STORT for two. Neterencens, 206 Beiaware ave. hemi! ANTED—ROOM SUITABLE FoR PHYSICIAN'S Office im Northwest Wection of the City. Address MD. 5 tar office, mVO-Ste ANTED—A NEAT, YOUNG COLURED aint to take care of # child and to do light house work; reference requited. Apply at 1136 1th st, uw. 1t W ANiED—4 G00p BaKBER aT F-LIVIGNTS, YOU G86 .w., cor. Ot Ring A Mier cis, SEEOTERTION “men tenographer Type Writes Ada ress XL.N.T., Star office, It Wants. BOY TO RUN ELEVATOR W. HOUGHTON & CO., 1218 F st. n. Wat Beamer man te LADY TO WAIT ON Cust ary Call apertateudont 424 Sth at 1 Revs omooNa i Weantep ANTED— A Lhe ype De aan | ply WO 1st Tet st aw, . Wi ANTED — APPRENTIO£ © erate 8 Saree yours @: ni Proof; 1,000 ems experienced un straight mi matter; @ne for dep- uty. Sy fein ap sopra, Menporsas. ‘Addrees, giviug ex- ‘Win0. 22a Ua, CONES afi Bikics oN TMterovaeny Se ee ina EE AE SPS ee TE Wier THE CITY, INTELLIGENCE OF- orking oer a Boye aud catiene tors lag to wertmoders positions Pi Bulding, 7thana kate. a.w eris-36t" Wise 5p SHORTHAND CLERK WHO CAN a Typewriter. one Bea WANTED—ai gels OPPORTUNITY. FORAGENTS bee = 4 1100 .) FAULKNER cris or Bound Books Sts: $100 weekly, SOLES We a TRAINED "WHITE COOK AT 1630 Connecticut ave; no one without good references heed appiy. ae Ww ED=4 WHITE WOMAN TO COO and Iron. for # small family. “Apply 18} ie Se Pe ee Gall at 1318 14th ats nw. ml. WARTED,IN AN ATTORNEYS OFFICE, A Overste Hemington ‘Typewriter’ “Addiess: with Sen writer. 4 erences, «ox 71 Vout uftice, mls-3e ANTED-A ‘TTLED COLORED Meena as Nur-e; must iy cit; rences, a: 1444 Bicighton first strost beyond the bound: Wares, AND aa air iand and wile preferred) jor Philadelphia. Also, ly w Ghidren's Nuewe Waist “Hands? bs: BURA HAM ToGet. nw. ANTED—TAILOKESS; STEADY Aas Saab ‘ret-class hand Apply 1217 £ at. .W. WVANTED-A Goop waite oo yon GEN- oral Housework for man, wife an refer- enone Fea Gall for thres'daye at 20 Ueb'st am, oa : ‘ae ghiection toa mother with deuritor sbete ee 0 to a mother ral years old. “Apply st 1807 Jefferson place, mies w: ANTED—THREE FILBT-CLABS C. rs TERS snd Two First-class Stone eat 9 to Ate SO, $e, Boom, 23, Coron toe Tad TANTED — Sees EMPLOYMENT | BU- BU- red, toF all kinds of domestic labor, city Feferenoes, nemoved to 70¥ Lat. u. w. Wiesel arma AT ONCE—A FEW GOOD ‘men tosell our oous by sample to the wholesale retail trade, We are the largest manutacturersin tee line. Liberal ery ae eemaneRlt jon. Money adv. For vanced teriue addveus CeNTENNIAL MEG. OU. Chicago. Uk 115-0,tu.th,30t Wax ANTED-DRESS MAKING—LEARNERS FOR {. Christner's International ‘iailor System ; with eH inch rule or tape measure alone, us all scién- Ufte tailors cut patterns aud materials cut and made instruction given by Mme, 8. J, MrSSiR, 1403 ir ave. mb1z-im* WANTED—SITUATIONS. Wine — BY GENTLEMAN FORNIGAED Hoom, with or without board, ia private family, jstate tertus, which musi . Ratirese eo TREASURY, Star Oflce. mise gle GF en suite; ran or table 1 For? RENT— ‘WO COMMUNICATING Rooms nN Aoorsbent and was i Sthet. ow ANTED — BY MARRIED COURT. TWO FOR: bed and One Srnail Unfurnished Room f Lignt i in northwest; state ate price, tu: | 4 giudine: Thee and heat; references, DENT, Btar office, m18-3t? —_________ ___ WANTED—OFFICES, B-: ‘OK RENT—ELEGANT COMMU: NICATING FUR. f aikhed of Unfurnished, Roo Hoors; terms moderate 1 = RENT -PLEAGANT | TuRE-aTORT FRONT Ecom, turulabed, with bo first, second aud st Rew. mLs-3* ine private fam- Room, Doar, for 618s month At 14; of és WANTED-T0 RENT, AS GOOD, CONVENIENTLY Tecered aioe, 1 or? rooms, first floor, between ib and 15th sta ave, and G ste..of, will buy ul Ketate Business, anted s Reliable au Live Keal Estate Man, well Neoguaiuecd wiih the public and city property a ocd opportunity foF the right man. Box 137, Btar office. m20-0t WANTED MI [SCELLANEOUS NF-THE HANDSOMEST St eet oF on Pennsylvania ave, for ceapber mau, ercial broker, moriste, photor Roane yivania ave. AppIy wsreiden et ANS. B03 F at. NITHE : NEWE EW PORT. 1401 iss He ut oome with Board,,cou- arty LNSON, trom Newport, KL wi ED—TO BUY “FOR CASH MQCesaED and Office Furnitut Stocks ‘bandine, such as Groceries, bry pron sail trane- actions Confidential, “Address ALBEi¢1, it 10th st 2.W. m20-lw* Wiecn cane TO MAKE AT 5 TO 88; measure, fect fit; cutting and patteruscut by 13th st. mw. i Tu20- ae Wiivlinsets 500 FOR THREE YEARS WITH Y prinilges of Years, the interest to be per cout, good first-class 1mproved property in n.w. ou De Star oice, 2K os KPARTMENTS OF 1 WOAND Ai turee tooms ou suite private batu i arnisned, At the WooDMos1, oor, ___ FOR RENT—FLATS. JOR RENT—TWENTY-TWO RO: OMS. Consist ing of Fists and Floors. Any number o} red. furnished or ‘unfurnished. wither pitt Situoat bos boat. moderate, meuta, 7, Vand 11 Sdat ne. WARZED=fO FURNISH “STORAGE ron a Uprixt Plano for use of same; ta repair; satistactory references give, Address HUW- AKD, Star office. Wiseitets PURCHASE COAL TaUD, JS A a ‘Location doing fair business. office, m20-st* 000 Oi 000 AT 8 per cent; no comission ; arst-cluae teal eaters security in heart of the city. Hicks btar oftoe Ware ay Ale CASH VALOR PAID Ei Household, and, A Ofice Furni tears of scription: also Car;e! ves, Conn! basen, ac. valde or cal, ac WINSTUN,US7 1a Tthewow. ma: Wanit®. PURCHASER. FOR |, STOCK OF Good. W: tus » Of & First-class and foe eee, Busi nese ob Pennsylvania ave. This stock, Se.» lowest estimated market value, is worth 660,000, ‘the profits from sale eer ‘erms to be sec ety. ‘esse net 3 six years wo run. | Ke oa, te sworn necessary aa top Address “CAPIT. misat gy ee ONCE FOR ONE YEAR 000 Vine eee ra” Adress BEST, 5 Star bftice, mi Waters ets ne cet - low wl joning taisperee ‘mbii-sma WAXTED=T0 PURCHASE—A PENSION AND Claims Business, Persons answering will state tho number of cases and price. Address fore. Star offi ™. WANTED PARLOR FURNITURE, | UPHOL- stered Mattresses made over; work done in a neat and substantial manner. Furniture tought sold and exchanged. C. NELSOX, 1223G st. u.w. 10-12t* WwW Wieierd BAUM Faxes ee Seas | W for Store Fixtures. Entire Housebolds = Siecialy., Storage ou seasouabie terme ‘Address 314 otha. mhis Wea AND PARASOLS RE- any ——- a ete —, Sie oth as GYN. SOgIDSICAL, 3 = = os FY (Diseases of Women), 712 N at. nw. Oven Monday, W and ¥ » il am. 12m By br. 8. ISskin West. ‘mé-co.im W ANTED-BY FISH & MILLER, 1213 F ST.N.W. Money to Invest on ‘Estate Securities in the District of Columbia, | We have. many applications for email lo=ns of from $500 to 85,000, ‘we could suely pluce at 6 per cent per suum,’ Persous having mali savings are invited to call m7-2m ANTED—BY A MIDDLE-AGED WHITE MAN, a Situation in a Store to Make Himself Gencrally Useful and Drive Horse, Address Box 41, star office. NTED-IT KNOWN C. D. COLLINS, BU: Vand Carpenter, 719 18th st. nw. niakes Fusuished ce eoStg ER We cee HEADQUARTERS — POSITIONS for Cooks, Chamber Maid, Waitress, Laundresses and Nurses, seamstress; Men "Waiters, Cooks, Coach- a, Be SAML. A, COOMBS, 926 F st. nw. mi20-5t" We ANTED ALWAYS GOTODICK'B AGENCY FOR Women Sooke, Coachwen, Butlers, Malan, “Nurses, Laundresn, Walters, Kitehen Maiga: thiscity references, 613 7th st. nw. ANTED IT KNOWN—WE POSITIVELY GUARB- Naautes that we haves job in elut of clear Havane are pure, at €2.90 a box of 30. amie old ‘Stand, Tolt Pemusyivanie ave. 1 WANTED-STEAM CARPET CLEANING AN eh Hengvatiug Works: Feathers Kenovated; Made Over; Furniture Steamed and ‘Mot Dentroyed: FH YOUNGS, 140z Fa ave, = Toossk FOR RENT_OFFI NT—FOR $20 PER ER MONTH THREE 820, Booms, on third floor THOMAS J. FISHER *s =O. }, OB RENT—DESIRABLE OFFICE koom! heat 2 elevator “2 T1¢0 im se OR RE T—STORES. dealt oe KevicntS Sis Peuu-ave.uwe JOR RENT OR LEASETA as BUSI- Place, sto! ce re Ba Wing the ci cal yr heres jon ven april 1; ow occu- Hs, Anacostia o at J.J. aa BLE STORES BBS CELLAR, ETEMAN, 10th and ¥ sta. ew swlN-St FOR ae ONRY 70 LOAN AT FIVE 1 PER CENT ON aP- TYLER & Save! LOAN BY FisH & MILLER, Fst. p.w. We have @1,000 to $2.00 to loan om real estate security in City of ‘ashinston. m1b-6t $1,500 s23s NEY TO LOAN TN mints ney SMALL sums "y ved real estate security at 5 and ut; charges woderate, 7 Lemon, %.v. cori ist and Feta ne ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, PROMPT OSWOMMSTEDT & BRADLEY. oma TOLOAN ON REAL ESTATE aa LOWEST tates of interest; aloe other approved eourity. D°x Xo) WANT MONEY?—810 TO #100 oer LoaN Interest ‘urniture, Pignos, a fragons, Houselnold Goods of eter property: Priucipaland iuterest payable im weekly or’ monthly payments; no removal of woods trou residence bubheity.’ Box ¥&, Star office. aS JOR yay kw arama RIDE: Balt Xo xo Ene Saraatray thre — eos OR | om ALE — BA if Safes. teallowedon safes (0U., Awents, O17 14¢h #t. ‘OR SALE-T Wo HORSES AXD Oot an or separate, Apply rear 815 wise, complete furniture, | = clase 8-600 Center Al ‘Thursday or Saturday. ‘| KS SALE—JUST ARRIVE! Horses from Monteower), TSS Sale STABLE ast suitable for all pu scan TR's 4 also one fine tei horse and one pair. He yp lady; prices reasobabic, fait triak Can hot BALE-YOUNG HORSE, GOD seddier Also Bugey, Beg, Apply U27 La avenue Fosse UPERION CHUNKY-BULL ay ANAS dian Horse, suitable for fauily, busi ves ent Hand-made De separate at great unc Privates Stable dou) 13ty 9 GE SALETAT PRIVATE BALK, A HANDSOME. Bay Family Horse; young; very gentle; freq Dromst driver; pertectiy safe Tor woundh; studs winks out tying and fearless of locomott a) red. Will be sold fo value Sse tory reasons for seluing. Gali Puivate si SyABLE ming 1301 K wt. n.w, ma Let F OK SALE—GUOD SIDEBAR BUGGY AND SET Of Siu«le Harness, nearly new , cheap for cash Aj- bly KEAES & CO.'S Stable, 14th and Deta wibat* JOR SALE — HANDSOME VICTORIA. ALSO Srougeam. & U4 Cart, Surrey, side-bar Bugwy ot, Hartess and Five Team of Horses, Also ¢ Horese suitable © geferal work, DUWNEMS STAB! Lira, b bet 1Gcb and 1+ isewow mit-le Fetnciis soyR np brilliant tove. Just returned ume ou account of death; © banain. THOMSUN'S MUSIO sr cng 21 1ithet, Agency Famous Shoninger Piano JOR SALE-SADDLE HORSE. A_ BE ‘Half-th -thorourhbred Hunting Mare: 7 fectiy sound snd pretty a eee gentleman. 300, will well this ‘duress Box 4, ‘Star office, 70k co ee UE GIVEN in excl | Ecares BURY of Sains ee F.G, SMITH, 2 T_UNIQN STOCK YARDS. BbN- ninws, D.C.) Several Wel-bred, Promising Spex Young iiorees, from four to six Fears old, al! soun and broken to baruess miso on bSALe-ONE SRCORD BAND BREN Fine afte, “Inguice at Wal WALTENS BONS, Dat. uw. FS SALE—-ViRY HANDSOME BAY HUlsr juarters bred: 10 bands; 6 years old. sound invery pattcular; broken to susie ‘and double hare Bess, and saddier, » desirable anupal. Cau be table ou tue alley Peer of 1013 15th stn w. aud Harnees, owner bas no further use for them. €14# atJOBN T, PRICE. No, SLA Gth at. a Fe ‘SALE—HORSES AND ULES —BEVE RAL Good Cheap Work and Driving Hot ree, one ir ot Heavy Draft Mules, on mis-t* TauMAS’ STABLES, 1210 Ohio ote: Sand ooson envemiod fe tome Ee urilauey gud power very best make. Cost, & feW mouths aru, ‘en be bi t #10 per month, or ouiy handsome stool audcover. ‘ee THE —— EXCHANGE. mit 3 Peunsylvania ave, FF SALE—RARE CHANCE YOR BARGAINS. ‘To close ont the estate of the late Richard J Barnard Bill sell bis entire driving eflects at lows than ove value, consisting of Iwo horses, One ye ae line ove ‘Stutemget -top Side-bar Bugsy, by J. fob Pony Phaeton, Two meus of minkin and One set vat Double Harness, Robes, Blankets, ko. Horws consist of—No. 1 i the handsome, stylish and fost trotting mare Beli Gict She wag fouled May ch 186% Neieha'4.000 pounds. 15% aida. She was sired a Christian's Lawn Por- Test, son of Alexander's bwin Furrest, second dam by Hunt's Morvan Whip third dem Lucy by Commoders, fourth dam by Hix Girl is without ex- cepcion the moxt terfect weatienan's Sreatly end eyed luare in the city; Very sylish and npely formed, full mane aud-iail, needs no boots or weigita,ed Rreat money, 80 she has no pubiie record. She will wake & very Valuabie horse for road or track purposes, She is an erceenut pole horse. she trotted, when purel Named overs your awe at Frauiktory, $4, 22, at which ti he cost eae 9 iwall warrant per to bein ‘every ws 4s Tepre-eu ted atid descrited—e bang- sume, stylish, safe, ae test young Hy mare— and to trot full mile im 2.28 or uo sale; ime shown purchaser, price Also the Descaifel, family and ae ined by Protit. Jr. Kate Wad-worth, record 2 high aud webs 1,060 pou turned: seven years old; wili trot in 2.30 oF bo sais Price #250, GeiUemen éannet Judge what fine ausmuels they are tli they come aud drive after them, Tuey wil be guarauieed in every way as repTeseuted. For raul particulars call or write office of the admin- istrator, SAMUEL HOGGETT, bet. Avthaud 2th sts., ew CEUPRIGHI, © 100 UlHi # HUGO WokcH & S Hano Ware= hb nw, Bole Agents her unrivaied: SouucrPianos, the standard juano of the world. 115-Gua AKIES, MALES AND PEMALEs, Parrots, &c., Gold Fishes, Globes 2343 m12,14,15,18, k city, GREAT remy tad Fish Foud, sprait’s Dox Medicines 113-2m* SCH MID's Bird store. pO LOAN IMM2 DIATELY. D00-1N 3 sous to from $1, Spoke mca Cd we Fight Pate, ouly used 3 mont = * }Felt Lit & CONLIFF, ONEY TO LOAN—$1,700, #3. Other Suins ou improved “Cy ; can eee 1S1Y F st, - TO 1 LOAN JX BUMS TO BUIT, AT SAND on D, C THAR 5 2 Maw lings 1 Wi rED — BY A RESPECTABLE ececnat whe san § the charwoman's Fall in one of the @epartinen 1ouse or Chamber unt 4p.m. Vic, Star office. 1" Ww ANTED-BY A FIRST-CLASS MEAT OUTTER, VV o Position in a Store. Address Box 119,Star office.’ Want cbt s RESPECTABLE: oe QLORED Girl, # Situation as Chamber or Cook ins Sraticlane private fam fanuly, 3 Boat of tty Tet Teferences. Cail or address igth as ASTEDCSITUATI ons FOR WHITE CHAM- ir Maid al negate eas combine Spore $5 man Nunes pettioa Whi te Nurse, bola hn Colored references, 700 Ls a DUNDORES Mee BURA ANLED—BY A FIRST-CLASS DRESS mieER +ew Engagements by the Day or Week. addres! DRESS MAK.RK, 935 Va, ave. sw. Ww ANIED—A LADY WAITING PERMANENT position in department service would ike to act in some Clerical as Secretary, Keuder, Cou at! Positions “Address Hox 1k star ofbe ANTED.-BY AVERY NEA EAT AND THOKOUGHIT can speed Ba di and French tac en ta org gig Last place "i rn v ANTED — EMPLOYERS — FOR FITS cryin NVELLTORS Ck OFFICE and’ sour ender vit be fe ie Sa dispatch. May Building, 7th and & n.w WANEDBY A RESPLCTABLE bd bo K weit heehee mally whee arene rel. reine tree dress “2 At., Btur office. mi “A RE: AOTAREE SELMA Wait ssituation as Chamber bat id. assist in ‘Address 1. aahing and ironing. B, plar office, 18-2 ‘LED — BUTLER—A RE-ENGAGEMENT AS tler; thorougi; where one or more fuotmen «but ict and tnd traveling servant: heigut, wood references. Adidiess D Tie tsined m19-2t* ANTED_ BY (A. THOSTWORTHY AMERICAN a tion in a Ly ied fidd “sud Siybe cheatber w ‘Board ‘au, bs tual agen Paar a Star fica, on, Wier EPccle Goods: fee, por pound. “Gok Pic, pet pound, Warranted i ot te Ket stronse ke butter docs) ior one mont or orp A ret N.B.--Don't take rerbagetear tht ie “yas gency gnc iior ele opts 1 BF Wal. €. eauN ER SS fe 3 se oF sale on ae i sa Cente Market al ‘iddie of Fish. Wace eine, SEATS Fa 0 ar Mpoad Ne Required ; Ranges, F ° Made’ or No Fay. W. EDARTE Lar 1413 17th at. uw. LOST AND FOUND. Cer—on HERDIC, prior otek ING, FEB. ruary 2 last, becween Arliugtor By, 8 Lady's Gold-hesded Biack silk Umurelin, initia [de M. engraved ou head. Finder will be smote Oi warded by leaving it at 1527 1 st nw. Ga O88 85 kewanp FOR THE RETURN TO 1322 18th at.n.Ww, of « Brown Cocker-; about ime months’ old, waich strayed away ray Marcas ist Lopont ie Pron EVENING BET REEN MO umeut lut, President's grounds to Chanberiin's, r Scarf, wrapped in paper Just us it tien from store! "Suitable rewacd it returned ts Yeon Q st. nw. at Faia BADGE OF THE GRAND ARMY OF resets bile. Owner can have the sume by calling EAL ESTATE erage as U.S reent. Payabi ‘teriy, Insums of €1,000. = 000 —; ‘t0 Loas * iN 5 iis From #500 UPWARD, Al 3 AND 6 PER CENT, ON BEAL ESTATE IN THIS DISTRICT. 5; (0. RE ee \yE HAVE MONEY TO. aoe ‘lay bey jents of the United becurity elphis, ia sums to suit, to te Tepuid OD installment pian, with or without MERBOO, mT i's BON aS = 5, Pa & or a ONEY aD LOAN IN 2 ‘SUMS TO SU city. No ICULLINANE & CO, uD Facnw. NOON MENT, Li LIFE A au, LONTINE. POLIGLCS ceeenie tenner mmm Abply wal At ACRE jth xt. nw, OST — WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, aes Lat: ‘omall i between Poa hi through Me! -Fhereon bu w's churcl square t Pa ‘Keward for its return to 1720 Paave. n.w, Gomegee losé Fost uw, FILL PERSON WHO BY ‘BY MISTARE TOOK LARGE WY Buss Spanish Lace Searf trom Senator Goran's rht of reception for Homceups; pital unre 11, please return. Mrs Baton 198 tise Se OST—TUESDAY apne A =~ ‘N Cocker ‘Bpauiel ‘anawers to the mane Crackers, Reward if returued to 1392 bth st. .w.+ ‘OsT — Ol “OF MY CARRIAG , Tu. A Evening, of Books belonzing to aeOay Sra Cel National ion, Bustabie reward if r eti tls HOLLIDGE, care of Sasa & Company. Ba oet ‘TED-BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED i, & Situation as Driver, Waiter or to do House- sats Telerences, Cail or address 1423 mies WREST, BY MAN AND WIFE, Po to tre’ ua waiter, wife Address Fetvon. Star office, m19-3* ¥ TWO RESPECTABLE CO) Werner me | m18-3t* — Infant Seambtrens, Watchmen, Host volts |e mb 3t° WANTED—HOUSES & LOTS. ANTED—bBL nee FROESS ; IMPROVED Ware ee gear ssrememitee | en ee ee ’ WANTED—LOTS. be a FS Euan oe Weve pmernman as |2 T-IN OK es SIXTH STKEET Di e LS. Glasses; Guld Chain attached, TRevara. 13 ONEY TO LOAN ‘In sums t0 sult, at lowest rates on approvedreal ‘eotate eur. Sh Fox's BRUWN, ayivaLia avenue, Mozy, TO LOAN ae REAL sta ATE OR FIKST- ‘clase security, at lowest rates. jbo delay ener 0. ©, GREEN, 303 7th st. nw. Mor TO LOAN ON KEAL ESTATE AT LOW- ‘N DANENHO’ p24 Buccessor toDANENHOWEK & 5ON.1115 Fat, 2 913 Boch st new. ity PERSONAL, Ost SATURD AN, GOED, DRGP EAR RING: i VEN TO ANY ONE SEOUR- Divine enti titted by ite fatiow ama reward i Een cas ig arom s40%0 460 per month; watchman feat O8T—GOING ABOLT THE CITY A BLACK ‘Cane, marked M. Sawyer, Globe House. Uae given. 1203 Fst.a.w. mly-zie — UESDAY. AX MIGHT ya 2 Poalve reward ve Smo TENT ASTRAY NEAR SETTS Weer ara Tees (ulead ave. mi1d- % REWARD ASD FOR. Ri Li Seas Se emarasis wen | oa wil belts, = __ SUMMER RESORTS — WASHINGTON, Dc. arp TaKE FRANKING 1D te WIDOW oF 20 woo Aisisttome mlz 51€ Lith st. nw. JOR SALE—JUST ARRIVED FKOM KOCKING- hum county, Va, Thirty Head of Horses, drivers, Leavy draft atid’ couch horses; also two fine waddierss Weight trom 1,000 to 1,000 pounds, will be suid af B uaracteed as represented. mil-zw STORAGE AND ean Wagous, | Dayton War at ton Wagon, I Landsu Hack, as gv0d as Lew; ‘also 2 cores, 10 Sets second-hand biugie aud Duuule Harness, 1 Horse, Phaeton aud barness, sate for sulid’ ty deve, ‘This stock mu: i for and w. ae Fe. oR ee payments: lange diet 2 2 yey count for cash. @. i. WiLD& “, ow for Tuarvvened 115+ OK SALE—THE “OTTO” GAS ENGINE RE juires no buller; avoids P| io a of tine we bandas cay a atest price list, D. BALLACK, Aw’ 73. 7that al Fees SAL —Canhinaes, waGons AMD Box BUG all kinds ou easy terms, OUOK &JAKBOR Ss cessce empeee. eure WINTER _ RESORTS. HOWN'S MILLSIN-THE-PINES. ELEGANTLY B furnished bo ore a Hotel no a aire Sun — ‘Wood Bres, eleviric lige, eleva from froma "Phebe 3s Paumeyivanie “poe Brown's Allis 0, N. 2. —— Se HERWOOD, FORTAESS MONROE PO, V s ‘OLD FuiNt CoMPOMT. o Y4* mil-lm* Ghe. 4sOUKER, Owner and Proprietor, Hor HALL, afar ory, Ka, PERN DS & LIPPINCOTT, Robert J. Peacock, Chiet Geri. ud-4a EASIDE HOCS! ATLANTIC Ey Rd s OPLK ALL [THE ARLINGTON, conan ee Na. A Accommodations and ifisou. ue ‘ans ae admajuteo! fetuthetns CME, SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS EUE, BLACK Seas ay evaor & ‘SUITS *. ae $13; ores ag DETECTIVE AG: ica ee Renn Ree aoe LNG cL nave DEARBORN ST. facii:ties in many stato. Ccranires Tecra ti Seats