Evening Star Newspaper, March 21, 1890, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON D. C.. FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1890 LOOK FOR IT. Saturday’s Mammoth Star and Its Features. As is usual on Saturdsy tomorrow's paper will be issued im twelve-page form, and the whole reading population of Washington know what that means. It means that they will be served with a literary banquet in twelve courses that will be more than pleasing to every one. It means that they will have a paper ef twelve bright, newsy pages to read, each Page with seven columns and every column well worth the reading. It means that all the Sosessories of @ great modern newspaper will be called into play to furnish them with all the very latest news “from the Ganges to the icebergs.” There will not be an event of real moment occurring in any part of the globe but what the readers of Tax Stas will know all about it. Two press associations and a corps of able special correspondents will keep the Treading public of this city well informed of the daily history of the world through the agency of Taz Sram. A large staff of local reporters, active, energetic and reliable workers, will give all the news of the city and the immediate neighborhood, besides furnish- img e number of special articles on subjects of local interest. There will be matter to suit every taste. Young and old, grave and gay, rich and poor, will all find that tomorrow's Stam will fill all their wants. The people of Washington are cosmopolitan in their tastes, ‘Tux Sraz is the paper of the people. There- fore keep your eye on Saturday's Stan, The following are some of the features of tomor- row’'s paper: WHERE BUILDERS MEET (Illustrated). ‘The rapid growth of the receutly organized exchange. NEW NATIONAL BANKS (Illustrated). Recent additions to the city’s financial insti- tations and the men who manage them. AT RIFLE PRACTICE (Ilustrated). How the national guardsmen are trained to shoot. ‘THE EMERGENCY HOSPITAL (lilustrated). The new building to be erected for s worthy institution. WHOSE WAS THE HAND? (Illustrated.) Another chapter of Miss Braddon’s interest- ing story. DAGUERRE'S MONUMENT (Illustrated). The memorial to be erected in the Smithson- ian grounds, HOW TO MAKE A FLY (Illustrated). Some simple points to amateur anglers. THE DARK SIDE OF THE NAVY. Why it is not all fun and frolic at sea. ABOUT BODY AND BRAIN. Valuable discoveries by doctors during the year. ATTRACTIVE HOMES. Many vernal fancies in violet and pale green. REAL ESTATE GOSSIP. What is going on among the builders and dealers, NEW YORK NOTES. What is taking place in the busy metropolis. a Semaine GONE TO NEW YORK. The Senate and House Committees on Immigration Leave This Morning. The Senate and House committees on immi- gration and naturalization left Washington for New York this morning. Charles B. Reed, act- ing assistant door keeper of the Senate, was in charge of the party, which consisted of the fol- lowing persons: Senate committee on immigration—William E. Chandler of New Hampshire, Eugene Hale of Maine, William M. Evarts of New York, Wat- son C. Squire of Washington, Richard F. Petti- grew of South Dakota, Daniel W. Voorhees of Indiana, John R. McPherson of New Jersey, Jobu W. Daniel of Virginia, James B. Eustis of Louisiana; Clarence Johnson, clerk. House committee on immigration—Wm. D. Owen of Indiana, Mark 8. Brewer of Michigan, Herman Leblback of New Jersey, Jno. J. Haven of California, James W. Covert of New York, James E. Cobb of Alabama, Herman Stum} = Wm. C. Oates of Alabama. reas- ury department—Assistant- Secretary Tichenor = Solicitor — urn. War Department— Maj. Gen. J. M. Schofield. Navy department— Folger, chiet of bureau of ordnance, ‘This evening they will receive informally at the Fifth pecs hotel those persons who desire to advise the committees respecting the location of the proposed immigrant landing station. Tomorrow they will visit Governor's Island, Bedloe’s Island, Ellis Island _ Castie Garden. As the steamer Belgravia, route to this country with 1,100 Italians prey is likely to reach New York Monday the committees will remain in that ci observe the operation of debarkation at Castle Garden, ——___ THE TARIFF BILL. The Measure Not Yet Completed—Modi- fications Still Probable. ‘The majority of the ways and means commit- tee were not able to complete their tariff bill so as to report it to the whole com- mittee today, as they had expected to do. There are two or three items not yet settled upon and some items Upon which an agreement had been reached have been opened for reconsideration in conse- quence of protests that have been received. Some modifications have been made and many others are being earnestly pressed. The com- mittee considers all protests that they deem worthy of consideration and this involves considerable of a review of their past work. The silver and lead ore men, the carpet manufacturers, the silk manufacturers, the shoe men of New En- ory and the sugar men are very active in efforts to get modifications and changes madeinthe bill The shoe men still have iat having hides put back on the free and the inser, men hare not given up hope | o securing tah te han | the bill. at posit pro- vides. With all the struggle between different interests that is now going on it will not be suring if there are a number of important jons made in the bill before it is re- ported to the whole committee. Very few changes way be made in the whole committee after the bill once gets there, but some are pected to be made in the A DEMOCRATIC BILL, ‘The democrats of the committee will prob- ably not make any attempt to change the schedule in the McKinley bill, but will report against it and submit a bill of their own based on the Mills bill, but going further in the way of, giving free raw materiai than that bill went. the New Engiand manufacturers ap onng less consideration in this Hine McKinley bill it is probable that the democrats will offer them about all the free raw material they ask & for. Mary Tried to Escape. oH “Catch her, Cayter,” shouted Detective Raff | several times this afternoon when «colored escape from him. The officers had taken Mary from place to place to give her en hd aot auc. | te prove her innocence, which she did not suc- ceed in doing, and they were near 10th and M when the girl broke away. She gave Hl SOCIAL MATTERS. An Enjoyable Musicale at Mrs. Hearst’s —Personal | Notes. Mrs, Hearst threw open open her beantifal music room a for the second musi- cale of the se: The large room was occu- pied to its utmost ee and all the art treasures and Fees _ with Neg it is adorned were enjoyed, along with the pro- 1m of music which was rendered by the Kiisccs Ferrer and their brother upon violin, mandolin, guitar and piano. Mrs. Hearst re- ceived = in a trained gown of silver trimmed with velvet. The Miss Florence Bayard iss Hillyer of California and Miss Nellie Biddle assisted the hostess in seating the com- pany. The music of the young artists was enthusiastically received. Among those present were Commodore Harmony, Mrs. Langhorne, Admiral and Mrs. Crosby, Mrs, Ingalls, Mrs. ee Mra, But- ler, Mrs. Gray, Blackburn, Mrs. Justice Miller, Baise ape Corkhill, Mr. and Mrs. Guthridge, Mra. » Mrs. Jno, W. Foster, Miss Ida Thom) Irs. Noble, the Misses Halsted, Mr. and Mra. Heucy Strong, Mrs. J. Blair Hoge, ‘Mies Gay, Mr. and Mra. Keim, Mrs, Carter of Baltimore, Miss Kate Field, Miss Dawes, Miss Rosecrans, Gov. Toole of Montana, Mr. Wm. Acklan, Mr. Lawrence, Miss Townsend, Mrs. Outhwaite, Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Gibson, Miss Aldrich, Mrs. Jno. B. Hen- derson, Rev. Dr. Bartlett, Prof. and Mrs. Ca- bell, are. Somers, Mrs. Clifton Breckinridge, Mrs. Hornsby, Mrs. Evans, Mra. A. A. Wilson, Miss Mary Wilson, Mrs. Cullom, Mrs, MeCook, Mrs. Reed, Mrs. N. 8. Lincoln, Miss Evarts, Mrs. Squire, Mrs, Nordhoff, Miss Swan, Miss Squire, Mr. H. King, Mra. "Thos, Rigus, Mrs. George B. Williams, Mrs. Preston, the Misses Upton, Mrs. Mullan, Mre. Manderson, Mrs, Spooner, the Misses Campbell, Capt. and Mrs. James, Mra, Rochester and Chapl: and Mrs. BR. R. Hoes. At the close of the musical pro- gram the company descended to the supper room, where tea, coffee, lemonade, salads, fruits and confectionery were served. Mrs, Justice Lamar has been called to Macon, Ga, by the death of her daughter, Mrs, Parke. — Misses Pauline and Madge Williamson, ters of Gen. Williamson, gave a pretty esterday of twelve covers, The fe and decorations of the table were la roses. The guests were Miss Windom, Miss Dahbigren, Miss Edith James, Miss Deer- ing, Miss ine d Carlisle, Miss Grace Davis, Miss Brooke, Miss Mitchell, Mise Hoff and Miss Hutchinson. Mrs. McPherson held her usual reception yesterday afternoon. The rest of the senatorial contingent very generally attended Mrs. Hearst's musicale, Mrs. H. G. White did not keep open house yesterday, but will have a number of ladies to assist her in receiving visits on next Thursday. Mrs. Dolph held her reception last evening and among the guests was Mrs, McKee of the White House, Mrs. Charles H. Gibson has been absent from the city for s time visiting her Maryland home and while she was away she had « severe attack of the grip. A small but enthusiastic company litened to the very excellent pi am of music provided by Miss Alice Marion Fernie at the residence of the Postmaster General last evening. Miss Fernie, the young singer, whose first concert it was, sang a number and variety of selections from the French and German and English com- a and delighted her hearerain all. Mr. Powers repeated some of his triumphs of the preceding evening at Mrs. White's. Miss Anna K. Bjurstedt, the Norwegian pianist, ren- dered most feelingly a number of selections from the best composers and Mr. Gerrit Smith gave excellent assistance throughout the pro- gram as accompanist, ‘Mrs, Carter of Baltimore is the guest of Mrs, Hearst. Company D, Washington Light Infantry, will — one more of its informal hops at its armory Thursday evening, April 17. Mrs. Charles F. Myers and family will leave for Portsmouth, Va., tomorrow evening. Miss Turpin will accompany them. Mrs, H. E. Monroe is in the city for a few days only, the guest of Miss Ransom, 915 F street, where these ladies will be happy to re- oe their friends informally from 2 till 6 p.m. Mew HL M. Andrews will give an interesting address on India this evening in the lecture room of the New York Avenue church, All are invil Mrs. Gen. Harney and daughter, who have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. V.N —— for the past two weeks, left for their home in Florida on Wednesday. Mrs. W. L. Elliott with Miss Elliott are the guests of Gen. and Mrs, Samuel Breck, 2024 Hillyer place. Mrs, Elliott will return to San Francisco in April Mrs. T. G. Jones of 228 Ist street southeast, te: give a rece; option this evening in honor of Mrs, H. M. Andrews of India, Mrs, B. N. Payne of Elmira is in the city, the guest of her nephew, Mr. Wildman. Last evening she dined with Mrs. Senator Stewart atthe Shoreham, after which there was a pleasant theater box party consisting of Sen- ator and Mrs. Stewart, Mra. B. H. Payne, Miss Aldrich, Hon, W. J. McConnell, Mr. Daidgage and Mr. RK. Wildman. Mr. Neil Belt left last night for a trip of several weeks’ duration south. Asurprise eucher party was given Tuesday evening in honor of Miss Lelia Garretson at her home, 1504 8 street northwest, The gen- tleman's first prize was won by Mr. S. H. Mer- rill; lady’s first prize, Miss Mamie B. Cranes gentleman's booby, Mr. J. B. Gaddess; lady booby, Miss M. Beight, After the game = concluded the guests were invited to the dining room, where a delightful repast was served, Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: R, Portner to Elizabeth B. Collier, sub 132, sq. 204; $3,700, Emily J. Clingan to L. A, Littlefield, e. 3¢ 2 and 5, sq. 22; @—. Fred. A. Schmidt to Lizzie A, Walkup, part 107, D. & L.’s sub Mt. Pleasant; $1,717.10. Cora V. Etzler to H. A. Griswold, lots 163 and 164, Chichester; #800, D. J. Hartigan to ©. Payne, part 57,W. W. ; $300, G. F. Whitney to C, Blackford, lot 19, blk. 4, Widow's Mite; @—. G. R Repetti to James A. Repetti, part 4, sq. 904; #100. Mills Dean to Henrietta Stewart, sub, 17, Ser $—. Anna M. Offutt et al. to Julien H. Miller, sub 28, sq. 878; #—. John Cammack to W. G. Pond, ob 56, eq. 194; $3.400. F. W. Miller to O. Broder- son, lot 30, .Bellevue; €1,004.21, John E. Beale to C. V. N. Callan, lots 4, 5 and 9, block 2, Fairview Heights; €—. Ella 8. Bunker to L. Wood et al, subs 22 to 30, aq. 1057; @—. RB. W. Darby to ©. H. Fickling, part 135, B, and ‘H.'s ad. "o West Washington; $2,500, J. A. Goldstein to G. 8. Fellows, subs 43 to 46, 82 and 831; block 28, Lon; 7 dopey &. 7. A. Fitz- trick to 8. E. n, sub D, eq. 801; £425, W. |. Acker to G, H. ers Tote’ 13 and 14, block 2; Isherwood; €2, H. M. F. von Stamp to C. P. Calvert, lots 1, 2 and 4 1129, and 1, 2, 13 and 14, sq. 1142; Ss W. M. Osborne to John T. Meany, part 9, sq. 56; a Lacrosse in Wasbington. The game of lacrosse, which, since its intro- duction in this country bas gained rapidly in popularity, is about to be introduced in Wash- ington. A number of the members of the Co- lumbia athletic club have become interested and strong efforts are being made to organize @ team. A meeting of all those who are quainted with the game or desire to learn will be held at the club house, 815 15th street, at 8:30 p.m. tomorrow evening. The team will not be composed exclusively of Columbia men and any one in the city who wishes can join, Any questions in regard to the project will be | answered by addressing “Committee on La- crosse,” Columbia athletic club, ——a The Belleville Kisser Caught. The Belleville, IL, kisser, who has fright- ened the ladies for the past week, has finally come to grief. About 7 o'clock Wednes- day evening as a young lady was passing the corner of Richland and First South streets she was suddenly grasped from behind by @ man and held in ® vice-like grip. The meer’ and kissed her for several minutes, sha being so badly frightened that she could not scream. Finally she freed herself and ran down the street screaming Ladd the officers a long chase before they recaptured + She was then locked up. ——— A TiN Tapper Cat ught. 4 eolored boy giving his name as William Jones went into D. M. Goodacre's feed store, 1236 H street northwest, and was making a attempt to get away with the money fe ae - Goodacre discovered him. E pety ews erase Oba eee cy ping wen- fenced en to jail for prod mays “_s _ afew ee ae one in ac je gave his nameas Walter Delihant aud said that he former! = ly but had separated from hve in Belleville about fit SHOOTING STARS. WHERE WAS THE OTHER WILLIAM? ‘When William turned old Bismarck dowa, And shook the country and the town From heel-tap to imperial crown— Say, where was William Waiter Phelps? When Europe trembled at the knees As William said with grace and ease “Tl run this thing, as I darn please’ Say, where was William Walter Phelps? When Von Caprivi took the reins, Grown weaker by their constant strains, Albeit they resemble chains— Say, where was William Walter Phelps? When all the bells of Berlin rang, With deep, discordant deadly clang To boom the bold imperial gang— Tink, tink! Plunk, plank! Toom, toom! Ker Bang! Say, where was William Walter Phelps? The Blair bill is no longer ‘unfinished busi- The Washington real estate men who have bought 2,000 acres of land along the Gunpow- der river must be expecting a boom. A gentleman named Gruel was lynched near Cynthiana Ky this week for defrauding citizens with bogus checks, and Kentucky journalists are going wild in their attempts to get off an “in the soup” joke on the late lamented Gruel, A popular song in one of our leading sub- urbs is this: She's my Annnie, I'm her Joe; She's my sweetheart, I’m her beau; Soon we'll marry, never to part, Little Annie Costia is my sweetheart, As every sailor on board the Enterprise was @ tar, why shouldn’t Commander McCalla bea tar tar? nee monthly dividend on patriot- | Catholic P. 8. Or ought to be, WILLING TO WAIT A WHILE, Republicans Who Do Not Favor A Fed- eral Election Law Just Now. It is not generally Delieved that the Lodge federal election bill will be very vigorously Pressed, a8 many republicans do not think it wise to pass such a law at this time. MR, ALLEN WILLING TO TRUST PUBLIC SENTIMENT. Mr. Allen of Michigan, who is one of the strong republicans in the House and has re- peatedly denounced southern election methods, said to a Star reporter today: “I do not think the Lodge bill will be pressed at this time, I think probably it would be bet- ter to wait a while yet to see what public senti- ment will do before resorting to radical action. I think we should hold our hand Hives badeecrndl fA | @ neces- if necessary, but I think it will not sar} “The southern people are already beginnin; to see that it will not do to keep up their ol methods, Public sentiment is against them and they are shamed by their own conscience and public exposure. I think the thing will work itself out in time and we had better wait for a while and see, “The Tisg geotegees party is the defender of the mere fact that we do not need the south to make up our majority in the House will not influence us to abandon the southern republicans; but there is no need for hasty Justice, action.” MR, PAYSON ALSC WILLING TO WAIT. Mr. Payson, speaking on the same subject, said that he thought that something was neces- sary to improve the political situation in the south, but that there was a question as to what that ‘something ought to be. He hardiy thought the time had come when a federal election law would be necessary. He rather ituation was improving and would correct itself with the assistance of strong pub- thought th lic sentiment, DISTRICT GOVERNMENT. FENCES ALONG Several days ago IDGE APPROACHES, to bridges and in a dangerous condition: Woodley Lane road, Belmont avenue, Con- necticut avenue, 20th street extended, Klingle, Ford and Pierce mill bridges. at an estimate: cost of $350, to be paid for from the appropria~ ‘ommis- sioners have approved his recommendation and tion for rep: to county roads, The have issued an order accordingly. OBJECTIONS TO A HORSE CAK BENDEZVOUS. © Recently the property owners and residents on O street between 34th and 35th streets northwest presented a petition to the Commis- sioners protesting against the continuance in be rendezvous for car horses maintained by the Metropolitan railroad com- pany. The matter has been referred to the at- that locality of 1 torney for action. ‘THE EIGHTEENTH STREET PAVEMENT. A petition from Oliver Cox and others pray- ing that 18th street between 8 and T streets be included in the estimates for 1891 today came up for action by the Commissioners. ‘They ap- proved Capt. Hossell’s recommendation, which was to the effect that 18th street between B and 8 be paved with sheet pg on bitumin- Eighteenth street enue and S street is now on the schedule at an estimated cost of 9,000. He recommends that the further im- provement of this street be put off for another ous base at a cost of $5,400. between New Hampal year. THF STONE CRUSHER TO GO. The Commissioners today instructed the po- lice to remove the stone crusher from the foot of O street southwest. Some time ago an order was issued to this effect, but was never carried out, The matter has been a subject of much complaint, and the Commissioners are determined to see that it is removed. ———<s—— The Pan-American Conference. After a discussion occupying the greater part of its seasions for the past three days the Pan-American conference has recommitted the report of the committee on port dues, There are several countries represented in the conference, notably the Argentine Republic, Uruguay and Nicaragua, whose systems of light houses are maintained under contract and their representatives desired that these countries should be excepted from the operation of the recommendations of the committee until the present contracts expire. a esentatives of other countries desired that harbor dues should be assessed upon the gross tonnage of ships in- stead of the registered tonnage as the com- mittee recommended. It was finally decided that the best way of securing a satisfactory basis of action was to send the report back to the committee and this was done, the com- mittee being increased from five to seven members, An Indian in the Police Court. “Jake Cheeking” was the name put on the police blotter last night when an aged Indian was taken in under arrest, With him was Bettie King, a Police Court character. Jake and his companion were in an alley gloriously drunk and they were escorted to the station by The gn wears store lothes, but jot speak English. Judge Miller heard a charge of disorderly conduct against the pair this bowed) and Jake waa discharged on his personal bongs. Bettie was Policeman By fined 5 or 15 days. An Exciting Runaway. This afternoon about 1 o'clock a horse at- tached toa light wagon belonging to Judd & Detweiler became frightened while standing in front of their establishment on lith street. The horse dashed down Pennsylvania avenue, colliding with a fo en _— badly wreck- ang the wagon to ae gg cious runaway was market by Officer gecesi At the mee! of the Washington branch of Py epntyo batie association this even- portion rece! k a prize offered Personal, bonds, Ju ene eee (Riley) might go has purchased of Eliza- beth F8) 100 sub 21, square 177, Faas 8 between 16th and’ Y 1th ‘apt, Rossell submitted to the Commissioners an estimate for the building of fences along certain streets and roads ap- proaching bridges, ‘The places that are in- tended to be protected are high embankments where a balky or frightened horse might cause serious damage to individuals, He recom- fences be builton the following streets and roads which are now the approaches The stopped in front of the De in ‘university, peed of his essay on child — for which by the Ameri- WANTED--HELP. WANTED—ROOMS. co ee BOOMS. __. KITCHEN MAID. CALL Wie mate WERE ESTE K, EB of Two: take te county iB summer; wages 82 inne es omen with ref aces need S10 eta nw, Wie: fare Gach te a as A Hd Satomin Tete Aidress et one © nae WiAt® s IMMEDIATELY — A FIRST- CLASS joman Cook: must cake and past Apply 220 New Jersey ave. u.w., after 4 p.m. mal ANTED — % ToC GLORED, MAN, WELL att Coat Wiki arden aa scum area 35, Star oioe eating ra Wisp eoas AND WIFE WANT & Eva ee eae eee WakitD Room SUITABLE FOR Pater MLD., Star office. WANTED—LOTS. ANTED—WE WANT THREE LOTS IN THE orthwest for different clients Oe stom 93.900 20 65,500. B.F. G! Bae os SS aSED FOR CASH, i. Goon, BUILDING a LOTS, Address P.O. Box 316. WANTED—OFFICES, War aPEs ta © Sasa ane WANTED—4 Woman WHO CAN, COO) ia well; one whocan Make Bread; ey to right person. apply st 809 11th et. | Be’ Warm CARRIAGE | WOOD | WORKER, yurneyman oF 3) rent some €: rience, mae vag ASE, TIO Ost WV ANTED—TO RENT, A GOOD, CONVENIENTLY qusgita peek oe mraee secures = ‘ave, aud G sin, or will buy & Real Estate Business, Also cnet a heliatie and WOMEN ~ 00 10 TO 75: city or aways Waiters, Drivers ao an "Hands: ne ri v ore Men Cooks, ish Tse suate ere a WwW ANTED WOMEN, (COOKS, 810 TO 860. WHITE PY a Reh eg, pe, co Cis 7hec aw. _m21-6t" » Waraghe LADY OR sa Goes Bs AS PART- Perfumery a1 or ery Bes Wareernl YOUNG MAN A sBOUT “20 TEARS pauick anda xood penman. Address, Star office. m21-3t" Wik: gpuentane nt roan 8 SnD ASPMENG ENE SHEE STREP fe Place, bet. 18th aes xu Wate. Weer tecaad fk 8 IND COOK, 860; sor Cook, Frome 3 Wnite butler, Couch: Geek eee sae AoE 613 7th at. 1 "ANTED—A REPUTABLE REGISTERED. DRUG Weiler nate Nate salary. 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Ww, y ‘ANTED—DRESSES TO MAKE AT 85 TO 88; perfect fit; cutting aud patterns cut by eto Wate a FURNISH STORAGE FOR AN Uprivht Piano for use of same; will keep in. ir; satisfactory references given, Address HUW KD, Star office, ANTED-—TO PURCHASE COAL YARD IN A Good Location doiug # fair business. Address CASH Q, Star office, m0-st* RoR RENT IUNFUR\ E Ss: TW Re Fa a Ee ig FRuRSarRES? ELEGANT, i fi i eummer mate, mz ‘OR RENT—IN TeaRinee HOME, TWo PLEAS: cating Rooms ; one south front, nicely s cacellent neignbor uared. 208. BENT—TWo CXECRMISRED, ROOMS ON for Light Housekeey- #20 Oth st, nw. Bt aoe ext Wi tere RNISHED KOO) th st, edjuiming the the 2d floor, newly papered. OR Sy Ti? 10TH B&T., 4 Te VERY Fe ‘3d-foor Rooms, with gud tabi F%, yet pee 1—FRONT. PARLOR pine. month exchanged. 12 TOK OR RENT-THREE UNFU! SHED oo d floor, for light housekeeping; south Eye Fy He 1d Gas; cea R238 Bate _—— tee reterences. 1232 nw, m20-38" RENT— GOOD LOCATION. CENTRAL, WITH- Hootie, folding mirrored. beds: fauranieadjecent. UO Est. a. OR => THREE OR FOUR OC ing in house with owner ; ne erie of city; at reasonable ternis. | {8 oe of the finest crowing towns im south Florida, ai as PST. N.W. FOUR ROOMS ox floor: cellar and ‘use of bat advance. Inquire 4 [—WITH BOARD IN PRIVATE FAM- . Newly Furnished Second-floor Front Hoom bay window, 1311 11th st uw. a RENT 1761 PST. NEAR DU! eos Furni ‘Booms with Board at summer prices. also, 5 Pst. n.w. m2 FRONT ROOMS, TW 5, emailer Kooms for one 816. departments aud two lines of cars Bos 1a WAT —FAIK CASH VALUE PAID FOR Household und Office Furniture of ¢ Every De scription ; also Carpets, Stoves, ee ee &e, Address or call, A. O. WINSTON, ¥: rh st. LW. ‘m1g- Waar AFIRST-CASE COOK A x FLAGE ANTED—AN EDUCATED LADY OR eS man of Good A to Canvase fore Work of as iberal Cs any ioeoe vont req red enn tances faithful serv- uali fica tio: » called for need not an 44 Central Building. Peun. arene PENSION CLERK WHO UNDER- arsanids thp business; either rf oF Gentleman, PENSI Na Alt REY, Bia Star offer. m21-3t* wax NTED—A GOOD BARBER aT FE. Livienrs, tive stow., cor. 0 m20-2t* ba fae NEAT a TIDY T WHITE ce Youily of threes 626 oO TOR att at. ee we TED—A SEAMBTBESS TO TO WORK ON FI} erect but very best need apply sorts oh Sth raEDE FIRST-OLASS TAILOR; aa WHO axes pants aud vests. “Apply to 685 Get. nw, m20- Wants HAIR DRESSER AND HAIR CUT- eer Kos & Hair Ventilator, Wists 2m YOUNG MAN TO ATTEND LIQUOR references required. Apply st 1017 7th st.nw, m20-2t Vv rANTED—ALL PERSONS WANTING PHOTOS, 2 per dozen. STAK GALLER: ‘This low rate to those to | Wax TED — PARLOR FURNITURE, UPHOL- stered Mattresses made over: work done in a neat an Chae gs Ge a icon a er Office and ‘Store Fixtures, “Eutire Houssbolde. tpgcially,| Storage on reasonable terme Addree 314 nw. WASIEDCUMBRELIAS AND EARASOLS = aired and Covered by C. LEFEVRE, 730 ath at. nw., bot. G and wast :D—BY FISH & MILLER, Tes a Ws Money to Invest on Keal Katate Securities in the District of Columbia, We ae meu, many applications $9¢ mail loans of from $500 to ‘we could safely place at & per cent rans stun” ‘Persons baving vall say eee m7-lm WANTED IT KNOWN—WE POSITIVELY GUAR- antee that we haves job in alot of clear Havana hese goods are pure, at $2.50 '3 old stand, 1011 Pennsyivanti Vv ANTED_-STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND tenovul Worke; ‘Feathers Henovaied: Mat- s Made Over; Furniture Steamed and ‘Moths Destroyed. F. H, XOUNGS, 140% Pa ave. Telepione x of 50. 125-3m jours 9 to 5: angie employment, EASTERDAY' ‘s STADE MS i WASTEDITO PATENT POUGTTGREA Far e itor desires » Correspondis nt in Washin, Address EW. EO. Box {06 Jumes- town, NX, mizy-t* WaateD rive FIRST-CLASS SALEaMEN TO ANT! MART YOUTH TO TAKE CASH aud Keep Books; must furnish bond aud best ref- erences, NIOULL, THE TALLOK, 615-617, Penna, og ae ave a HaT Gronipeeye Paired THOSE an- aren. Ai RATS ply MaRacii Bers COMPANYS, At WASTEDU TRY, GENER, BEST Se ‘Cooking, per po! ve. per pound, Wists pot td get strome dike butter does) tor one month, or money retunded, N-tis-Pou/k take an thing that is “Just aa good uu Serib- bér'a" or “all the sae thing, t the best, which 42 for ante only by WA Si See 32, 530, Genter Market Middle of Fish Aisle ft WASTEDZEVERYBODY SURFERING FROM Smoky Chimneys to know that 1 guarantee tg Cure Them or No Pay uired; Ranges, Latrobes Made 1c hint or RoPaye Ww. Taisisust nw FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOU! S ANTED — COOKS, WHITE AND cone en hamber Maids, Waiters, Nursct, Drivers, Por- Farm ai Hands, Lau at MID- et) Eierovars OFFICE, 711 Gst.ow, Water THE CITY INTELLIGENCE OF- fice Every-day Working Women, Men, Boys sud Girls; no waiting tor work—orders slwaye in - cations for aonerimenr ‘positions prepared. Bulding, 7th sna E sts. n.w. 115-36¢" WANTED—A RARE OPPORTUNITY FORK AGENTS capable of handling “De Luxe" Editious Art Works or Bound books (00 weekly. FAULKNER & ALLAN, 510 F st. 1.w. mile; ANTED—A WHITE WOMAN TO COO) ae and Irup for s small family. Apply Stes it, new. WANTEDSTHREE | GooD DRESS MAKERS. V Call at 1318 14th st. a. w. UICE—MAN AND ars mit ‘and wife preferred) for Philadelphia, ity, Lady Clerk tor Laundry ; coseheea tw iter, Children's Nurse, Waist Hands, BURNHAMS 1110 Gat, nw. m18-4t* ao poet ka res Ht Be jucted by Isdies—; ‘Wome! white and colored: for all kinds ef domestic labes, ety and Care with references. nemoved to 70¥ List. u. w. WAxtep aaa MAKING—LEARNERS FOR Prof. Christner’s International ‘ailor System; with ary inch rule or tape measure alone, as all scion tific tailors cut; patterns and materials cut and m: and instruction given by Mme. 8. J. MESSE, T3083 RL ave. mb12-im* _ WANTED—SITUATIONS. (.OR SALE-FINE BLACK COO THREE Roosters and Two Hens, Call at 307 ket. nw. 1° Poe SAGE FA PHAETON BUGGY, IN FAIK 0 dition: 25 if sold this week. ‘Apply LACE ‘Wagon Shops, obese tw, m1 Wo G BOXES AND A Light Delivers Wagon, 755 Bthat.s.e. m21-3t* Fa SALE—FINE TONE CHICKERING SQUARE Piano, Stool and Cover only $150; 10 cash aud 85 per month tll paid for. ‘Square Pianos for r Begintiers at $75, $60,850. Pay- metite 85 per month. Fine Square Pisno; carved legs and lyre: in nice order; handsome case; rich tone. Only $210; 810 hand $5 per month, Big Soe Ti Pinko EXCHANGE, m21 913 Pennaylvanisave, OR SALE—A BARGAIN—VALUABLE SET OF Genuine Diamonds, consisting ‘of breast pin and rings; original cost $500; separate or ony tiioce meaning Dusiitecs need apply to 45 Fe SALE-BLACK MARE: 1X SINT) OLD; sound, gentle and govd roadster, Nearly new Harness. All for $160 if sold at once, Apps at BOOK STORE, 1432 N.Y. ave. m20-3t* OR SALE—“A GRANDFATHER CLOCK: AW accurate timekeeper; in excellent order; made by Jacob Mellinger, Neustatt; price $125, teen $: ee ‘Star office. K SALE— HOUSEHOLD GOODS, Fou ye lor to Kitchen; 312 D st. me, A good chance for Some one tired of boardin, ANTED-BY ‘A YOUNG WOMAN, POSITION TO Nurse Convalescent or Invalid; gives massage: terms moderate; experienced, ress Box 14, Star office. m21-2t* VV. ANTED_EMPLOYMENT ae LADY EXPER- need in writing and Worl erences. Address SLE-E- star office, WANTED BY 4 RESPECTABLE WHIT! WHITE LADY, hus bad several years! Sxperieuos, aSifiatiod SyAumes to atay at night, “address V.W.J., star WANSTED-A PLACE BY A WHITE SOIC SF a place to take care of horses: best of city ref- M. ML, 1420 Lithet n.w. Wir ete Guat HEADQUARTERS — poerrroNs for Cooks, Chamber Maid, Waitress, Laundresses Waiters, Cooks, Couch- iin, 5 Biters Ba DAML A. COOMBE Boe stow, ax 2 ED- ALWAYS GOTO DICK'S AGENCY FOR — gel Cosel men, Butlers, Maids “Horses, Us ee oy Kitchen Maids; city references, SO1s Teh tw. m21-6t" Ws ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED | FRENCH 1 oH DRESS jaker, # first-class fitter and a ene aires work theday in private fanailica Address MCD, I o V [ANTED—BY A FREDERICK COUNTY, MD, Sieatiamans with AL refareuces ep to business apa integynty and hubits, a Situation in Business Huuse where there is plenty to do, GSurte tra Address Box 25%, city post office. W Waar A COLORED MAN WHO HAS ‘good doctors’ references, s Place to Nurse 8 Gex- Heme gg PP to F. BELL, 432 Washington st. nw. Ware ED—BY A MIDDLE-AGED WHITE MAN, Situation ip « Store to Make Himeelf Generally Unetul an ‘aud Drive Horse, “Address Box 41, Star office. Wasa: LADY WAITING PERMANENT beleung nade Soran gatos Scrat , Reuder, Com) or in some Pout Aare ibe office, Warn - = EM FOR ¥ FineT Chass euty Y aN ‘OFFICE and your onder wil ype ot dispatch, May Building, 7th and ANTED-BY, A RESPECTABLE. WHITE. WO- Keeper in a trst clase family whore there ie role ‘Address M-P-l. Btar office. miss WANTED SITUATION BY MAN AND ‘we Pp So ae waiter, chaubermalat” Address oe: erode ib Waiter es} male Drivers, fad MADE, 90. ioe ace i Wate tars ay Soke ~_WANTED—HOUSES, ore if 187, 0F APRIL HOUSE GON- a ining 8 or Tol between 12th and Sens, Landa ste, Font not to exceed 860, Address L.G.H., 112 Maryland ave. n.0. ExT J ANTED—HOUSES FOR SALE AND RENT W'itemnen pelts have applicants pa ee 330 wheel iTED—TO PURCHASE A SMALL HOME Tog Tooms im one of the suburban p! Ts ‘or near ; atate Tocsiton: and terms to 16, Star office, m20-2w Aare, sey teg, cans tan sat be ape iTED—BY FISH & = Wey Sea eee from 625 8 Bo to $75 per moni ad we have Wee bech made on us on Ur within the last two weeks. 2218-1m Wik ma PURCHASE ~ nent aoe In ote 2 de with 8 Fosius for or 0 bO WANTED—HOUSES & LOTS. Por. SALE—A DARK BAY MARE, SIX YEARS 53 hands safe, sound, kind and gentle. Also Di Wawot, fis‘uess and Bugeys sold (oe ae. count of a sues, “ Apply to coachiuan, stable rear of 1221 13th st. nw, m20-3t* FR ener NEW FOUR-SEAT SIDE-BAR NO- Top Surry Heats and well made; used but three times; cost ¢ mo use dor it. Inquire ivatiin ave 0-3t atU1d Penney F%.2 SALE _ gp iy FIRE AND Says For ten days an extra discount will beallowed om ail safes ordered. SS LAWAT, CU., Agents, 617 14th st. ne0-at OR SALE—VERY FINE SIDE BAR LEATHER Top Busey. Also an Excellent Hand-mude Dayton ‘Wagon but little worn and Set Harness. Sold separate at areat sacrifice, PRIVATE STABLE 1006 1st Fe SALE-ON INSTALLMENTS OR tee wise, c te furniture, new, for bed room and parlor; price made to suit purchaser. Address S.K., Btar office. m19-6t" {OR SALE—JUST ARRIVED ONE CAR LOAD 0} Horses from Montgowery, Md., suitable for driv: ing and business pu ‘Cab be seen at WASHING. TON SALE STABLE, 691 G st. tw: my. OR SALE JUST ARRIVED FROM ROCKING- ty, head of choice young H. auttabie forall ¥ P eight 1,000 to 1,500 ibs, t also one fine Sadile Moree and oie vairof matched Ponies suitable for lady; prices reasonabic; fair trial yer a tock guaranteed ax represented. J. W. TES & SON, in rear of 612 G st. nw. migsiw. ou NG HORSE; GOOD DRIVER AND Bleigh, Robe, Harness, &o. Apply O27 La eve. party FOR SALE | AT, PHIVATE SALE, A HANDSOME Bay Family Horse; young; very gentle; free, prompt driver; pertectiy safe for'womueu : stands with: out tying and fearless of locomotives in overt, Vrempects $ perfect fauilly Horse. Also Stylish Faanily Ladies Elexaut Phaeton Buggy aud Set Hi ean Sch separate if desired. Will be gold for balf value isfactory reasons for seliing. Call PRIVATE “stant, adjoining 1301 ‘Broughans Laudeusl Cary Surrey, side: bar Begs ¥, dide-| Bugs! Phaeton Maries and’ E Flue Soo Teun of Horses, aise? Roreee 7 suitable for eral work. DUOWNEY'S STABLES, L bet. 16th and 3 ith s stenw. mit-lw JOR SALE—SECOND-H. FRIGHT pEIANG, LShvctnge yp ree apg mooning A oMSUN'S UBIO BROHE oda Tithet agency Famous Shoniuger Pisses = oan ne VALUE GIVEN fore NEW . Bitaaus BURY UPMULT, belancepapauie S10 monly mans ¥. G. SMITH, 1225 Pa. ave. |ALE—HORSES AND MULES—BEVER. s Seed Cueap Work and Driving Horses, one year ot mie be STABLES, 1210 Ohio ave. RORSALE-NIG Ui IGHT 9100. OT OTHER GREAT bargains at HUGO Zoom G33 ta tw. Sole, agente for the uarvalcd iumer Pianos, the standard plano of the Seearae! FOR SALE CANARIES, MALES AND. FEMALES, fay by Gold Fiahes, Globes nd Fish Fogs PETS BO MOET yon wt nw, _£15-2m*_SCHMID'S Bird Store, 317 12th ot. nw. _ FOR SABES A GTIEFF, CABINET GRAND UF. ; only used 3 otha = FRELFEE, i & CONLIFF, m12 # Lith st. nt. |ALE—JUST ARRIVED [on ROCKING- wy . oun. Va, Thirty Head of Horses; drivers, draft ani A fue all stock guaranteed as ted. FXO SIMMONS, 311 12th stow, a YOR ae WILL SELL FOR STORAGE AND Fm * PI 1 x 3 rulesble for light house fing et Sad and ae, curtains ter: t windows: near mie apply to STEIGER au NT—THREE APARTNTRTSOF i wo aN three rooms en suite ; private bath 1 gantly furnished At the WooDM: aud Iowa circle “TWO ROOMS, ‘CONSIST- ae joors. Any nuniber of ke airedsfuruished or unfurnished: with or without board. Terns moderate, 7, ¥ and 11 dat. ne. __FOR RENT—OFFICES. COUNTRY _ REAL ESTATE. Le—FIve.) ROOM, OL Bee esr botel and haat “ fie tracts Fee iN EMMONS & SWARTZELL's sun division at ye —- - — hom Baltimore turnpike, some ory Bites may be bad at from @150 AEA, on a =. Thisis gy pn for investment. As the pum! Tote ey ane wn this pooh ts limited those xR the ent ald apply ears. A WAKER & | jo SALE—OOUNTRY PROPERTING pe SrF- eg Saaren oe eu a ck ries, &. GH, CALY Bik acy * code ftom J fans nw Fe ALE—SIX ACKES OF LAND = a Dwelling, bara, orchard. water, neal 24th st. road near twood , will make ) home or suite! subdivision, PPOR Soo F et uw, wi2i~ AT DEPOT. BRANCHVILLE TELE MEIGNT A, 100 from #1 te i, Of monthly pay- iueuts Barwains in Lote at Hysttvilie. Charitem _ i Wilsons Station, Peace = jinesboru, DUCKETT & caw, W ANTED=70 LEASE Say Fan oF 30 oe a eres, Nitin 3 males on orth or west of . — rent end improvemen' a Léa ome. meta oR SALE-AT DON, VA, TWENTY Actes: finely improved ooo of choice fron, vater, J room dwelling, barn and out Ch200 a NERS CO N METROPOLITAN & kane 5 minutes’ walk from ings; all kinds of f dress COUNTRY, Star offen. ed TOR SALE—OK EXCHANGE FOR PROPERTY im the District or tmmediate vicinit, re Orange Grove of 100 bearing tress, ke mort Is the county seat; has 2.000 inhabitants, 8 churches: aud best scl mm the state For preulare, address. —— m20-3t* pure Fe “SALE—FARMS—120 ACRES WITHIN AN hour's ride of city lance ew house with many of the modern conveniences, of Toots aiid all necewary outbuiidinare tt ime most delightful reaivence ; Fs {OK SALE—FARMS—SEVENAL AL ouaL FAKMS from 79 to 100 acres e with Improve: « FUL Lots aT MT. Md. of the most delughtrul eurn- Iuer resorts in the United States, price of Lots $100 to 8300 each; maps and circulars free. BKISTOR & ENLOW, Aweints, Mt Lake Park, Garrett county, Md. 2 ACRES, ABOUT TWO Met ICR. with B-room jrouas aud pleaty ot ait muike from C — and outbutidiugs, © Per mo. A number of ‘suburban | Jarms and tracts from 1 to 10 actos, Tracts suitable : OR. A number of desirable dw tor sale and rent at Hyatteville apd Blaveusbu: m19-lm UCKETT & FORD, 61 F KR RENT—-AT TAKOMA PARK, Roum Dwelling, Stable mie outbuildi at office KOs: TE UT SS soe frip., (Only $9 cash and @5 per month req bales houre t suit, — m19-31 FoR RENT — - OFFICE IN IN FLEMING BU ILDING ae a Apply Room. {OR RENT_FOR 820 PER MONTH-THRER — Ofice Roo on this THOMAS J. FISHER & CO. _ 3 i ‘G8, Keal Estate or Agents’ offices, 88 and #10 per month, including handsome roll-topdesk, chairs, heat, gas aud every office convenience that catl be Siuded in gtove ™17,19,21,22° On KENT 'T—DESIRABLE OFFICE kooms, WITH aud elevator service, in the NX. ave ATC FOR RENT- JOR RENT OR LEASE—A FIRST-CLA\ I- eas Place. store and Dwelling, very centrally lo- cated ‘The owner is leaving the city. Address, for one E STORES AyD CELLAR, tana’ F ats. Bw .m1s-at =| FOR RENT--STABLES, —THREE-STORY BKICK STABLE IN ax ‘Temperance alley between Sth and 10th and D and E sts.; entrance on D st.; Bineteen horses, THOS. RUSSELL, 1213 Pa ave Fa RENT— DESLKABI avly nO. HOLT cmumstation tor —_ MONEY. Y TO LOAD. = cee 81, 5007 pho TYLER & mi TO LOAN BY FisH & MILLER, 213 Fst. n.w. We have 1,000 t 000 to loam on real estate srcurtty ta Clty, of baton. MEX TO Lk TAROE AND SHALL sts is pproved real estate security at 5 and 6 per harwes moderate. 1. LEIVOLD, 8.w, cor. 13th and F sts nw. ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, PROMPT sttention to all applications, TEDT & suey <i ONE TOLOANON REAL =erans E rr Low at Fates of interest ais oB other approved THOS. G. HENSEY ‘eC oy ppakee, a. Fox TS ‘AT ROCKVILE, MD., % MNCs walk from depot, a Charming S-rocm Dwelli Mont. ave; Zacres of ground; Bue fruit aud trees; wall rent furnisbed or unfurnished, DWOKMBSiRDT & BRADLEY, m19-6t ‘Feluw JOK SALE—21% ACHES, 4 ROOM HOUsE; apple orchard, {ull Dearing: 12 acres in gress, bal- ance ene uber 2 miles fron, Kuowlen ahd 5 lien rout Bilver Sprites 2000. Alno 10 acres near this place for @6U0 JR Hi Pond, = aE NE OF THE MOST Farms for subdivision between Wi Baltimore, directly at stauon, Pri a BEALMEAK, 310 ot. Paul aS SALE~19.000 ACKES OF TABL Iron, Coal and Junber Laud in Botetourt Co.. V With railroud now being built throuh propert; JBL BEALMEAK, S10 st. Paul ot, NEMOE pits NT APLACE IN THE COUNTRY than U acres, house abvut 6 rvome. dress A.G.1., Star office, mA¥-3t" OK SALE—CHEAP, DESIRABLE PROPERTIES — 35 acres near uxricultural culigge; bewutifal wit- tion, 7 juiles {roi city ou old stare Lighway ber tween Wash-& Balt i mile trom: Rit station Atco House of six rooms with mc oe en andfruit borthery exireniity of Hysttevilie, adjoiuis Kiverndale Fark. G. H. ALVauT © C0, 4 Fe SALE—SEVERAT. FINE PIECES OF € try Property lyimg between Bethesda and Knowles’ ma Aik Prices; eVery acre desirauie pro~ HODGES & LLEL, 130 7he F st cw. LOTS IN WEST END 85 siglo prices, For F; DK SALE—FAKM OF 1,065 ACKES, TWENTI- five miles from Hichmctid, hag nog V7 Belds, improved ve other houses. J. 2 HEMI PORDS1419 Get FOE SALE—Beer BARGAIN AT TAKOMA— ae House (cellars] finished wi bay wiu- dows, porches, stable, carctore | elie, chicken ue gid yards, Sue fruit, water and + one-third acre S00. D.LedeEr i, Ly 095 F et, ai FE SALE—I OFFER B FOR SALE E Fons a Few Ret on the Baltimore toa ‘She Kk. between Mills aud Kieves station and running back to the Brentwood road. tract has been sav- Sivided into streets and lots and recorded. | Keveral thousund dollars bas been expended for grading tue streeta. Price $80,000. Plats of the property aud full information at uy offes =A. FP. FAK! a it st _wl5-6 y WANT MONET? 610 | Say TO LOAN ‘Pianos, H: Wagons, lll id Goods of other pefeoual prope principe and interest payable in weekly or meatily ts; woods 1 no rel Box 98, Star “office. {08 SALE €4,500 WILL PUROHASE A BEAC- of 150 Acres between Baltimore aud Weahtnrton; bandanas ya lovely shade, ors N IMMEDIATELY —€30.000-18 SUMS it, from $1,000 apyard. on wood Rex OnE TO LOAN rr Other Sums on improved” “City Real Her Gout; can arrange for 9 per veut loss, “GEO. F. IN SUMB TO Fe ars AND Vac (ihe Arlington Fire Ins, Co.'s office) EAL ESTATE INVESTMENT—SAFE AS U. & ier! percent. 5E srs contends. Insums of 81,000. On Res! Estate. THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. 5 . In sume Frou $500 UPWARD, ATS AND : a CENT, REAL ESTATE 19 THIS DISTRICT. RB. 0. HOLTZMAN. er 10th T RATES ON AP- 'O LOAN AT LOW! Large amounts a ‘Real Estate Security. ae Awente of the Uns luwurauce Co, of Pliladelphia, 1a sums to suit, te Le repaid on installment plan, with hfe insurance. . Faymente to, run, B, 1 specialty, Also, EY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT ON REAL tate mecurity 4 hy Washington “, Xe aelay. qmeutal shrubber; excellent water. SAMU 310 St. Paul st, m15-6t° Baltimrre, Ma Fee, sAle—00 ACRES VERY FINE LAND. 10 in choice hard wood; runuius stream fue sprigs; high bullaing sites: 7th st. pike near Kuowles sta tion, Met. Branch ; sinali house; ti 4.800, _mis-6¢ COKE b. LUCKELT, 935 F st. JOR SALE—FALLS CHURCH, ote HANDSOME So Beres, ecjoluig 1i-room Brick Dwelling, with 9 ihe village. Price $13.0 ” ‘WASH'N may iit yt Imig) _mlb-iw Fe SALE—OR EXCHANGE Fox on nan marty. New Hotel st Forest Glen, Md rooms, Torus eaay. 3 he EMTS COOKE D. LUCK Fein T—THE HYATI MANSION AT MYATI> large grounds; bate emer - LE--AT HYATTSV! SVILLE, Dik DIRECTLY OF posite railroad stats th vellum 5 the most ‘doutrebve sud valusbie Property in, Hyutts- +.B. i aso: ob ___ SUMMER RESORTS. OK RENT — MOUNTAIN VIEW _ColTaur, Berkeley Springa, W. Va. Inquire Mr. Gore, 1829 14 ma20-S0" p=, aS 7 ENABooLE AVE., NEAR THE OCEAN, New sont, tes ARAL ES peri management. Eutirely refitted in eaperior man- ner, “Cuisine abd service unvucpassed Uj apy house outheisiand —— {mis-tu&tim) — BSTELHEN. ONEY TO LOAN Gu Approved Keal Estate Security, to Distriotot euy sue SATS S ot of ie lod F stow. FOX's BhOW NS, uAyVeLIA avenue. ESTATE OK FIRST- terest ; no delay ONEY TO LOAN ‘In sums to sult, at te security. OREY TO LOAN = at Clase security, at lowest rates of int . GREEN, 303 7th st nw. Mor ‘TO TAX ‘ON REAL ESTATE AT LOW- wast NHO’ av24 Sneceasor toDANENHOWEI & SUNT LOST AND FOUND. OST IN RECEPTION KOOM OF THE BOSTON ‘Henry VIII. ward for its return to1¢i3 Ret mw, OST THURSDAY EVENING A WHITE, BLACK and Tau Gordon Better with collar, with, . Re, engraved ou it, and Kewara "Su return. 7h O8, WAY fo, Rartowar Belt line of cars, Black M. 307 Lith st. aw. Suitable reward? ENL Lost—o8, coe SEVERING OF oF MARCH 14 A wa ff Tett a ati75s ‘Hhode Island sy ave. 21 Lomaisark 1097.0 8F. N.W. ON 20TH INST, Solid Gold ‘ernplar Maitese Cross, delivering —T at Tat above umber, Liters WEDNESDAY A! small in| lame center; secre for its return to 1729 Paave. 2. aw iT OUT, OF MY CARRIAGE “TUESDAY MY CARRIAGE: “TUESDAY vening, a Package of iational 8, HOLLIDGE, care of Saks & OsF SATURDAY, GOL, DROP KAR, RIXG: il be identified by {iS fellow and end reward paid ‘A! sey FOR Gi iT3—, Wak NIEDTE "paid est ew ode tee TSA ir AGE “ wet ae Looe sa NIGHT, a SUBURBAN PROPERTY. TO ATLANIIC CLUY, NZ, i$ season and stop at the well-koown HOTEL VEKNON, Pacific ave. Dear Olio Now oe. “ ooeab rootue ‘Large p ates over lon bxcel- Teut cuisine, 88 to Sia per week; SLOU to @2 per diay, No finer bouse onthe dia ai these rates, for cut of house aud particulars, JAMS & BIOUN. Py WINTER RESORTS. Bros MuLx py Fea, electric thom “Pollageipiis wis For Sit CK, Manaser, = m8. tin” wy HEEWOOD, FORTKERS MONT ONRCE P.O. PO. vA, s ‘OLD PULN ‘ea The New Hotel just erected on the site of Eaton Cot- accoumodstion for 2 eee open oll the year; everything new: ali the m: earn abd Opis stig cubes ebeotsad ba shot eth, ithe vecy best ssosaumods” mir Sek Saxe, oeicuih Peete HALL, ATLANTIC Cila, D4, tt Raaeeas NOW OPES. EDS & LIPPINCOTT. Robert J. Peacock, Chief Clerk. prety ATANTICCHY, Na Stanpe ecay Ae Cry, Be bot sea water bathe SAPFOVG? the Bouse; elevator, ete, m6-26¢ CHAKLES EVANB. TPE AMLINGTON, OCEAN GxOvE, Na. nts ae May ‘Fron. thea eL LAFAYETTE, CAPE MAY, N. J. Hox wig EE ‘Open all the Gumutbus and sea water tree Uaths free to puesta, 7 finest summer and winter resort om the comst. hows Withio nifty feet of the — m3-Gun | JAMES & . Proprictora, HE RENOVO, ATLANTIC CITY, NJ. Ts ‘Tennessee Avenue Leer SLs ‘Thorouuy _muh1-3m wz. aye AVERLY, ATLANTIC CITY. —ELEGANT We: Iwatet bathe Su sach Wes Sper eet Te 15-3 MRS J. L BRYANT. {GR SALE-FINE PIECE OF TENN HOTELS. EBBITT HOUSR WaSHLINGTOX, D. G