Evening Star Newspaper, March 24, 1890, Page 2

SOCIAL MATTERS, ‘What Well Known People are Doing— Personal Notes. Mr. Alphonse von Mumm, first secretary of the German legation, entertained the German minister, Count d’Arco Valley, and the other members of the legation at a dinner at Welck- er's on Saturday, the birthday of the late em- peror. The guest of honor at the table was the Hon. Chas. Gibson of St. Louis, who lately received the decoration of the first class of the order of the royal crown from the emperor of Germany. The ladies interested in the course of Ibsen readings held alarge and enthusiastic first meeting at the hospitable home of Mrs. Hil- drup, No. 1 Iowa circle, on Saturday Mrs. Winslow of Boston, who read on Saturday, isalarge woman with a powerful voice that comes with strong effect in the vigorous wages. The selections were from the “Pillars of society.” The next reading will be given on Saturday the 2yth imstaut at the residence of Mrs. Fuller. ‘The men of the dancing class wiil give an as- sembly on the evening of Easter Monday, April 7, in honor of the chaperons and girls of the dancing class at Masonic temple. Mrs. and Miss Edie gave a charming tea for a@pbumber of their friends on Saturday after- noon. It was an mformal affair, for which the invitations were verbally given. Mrs. Dolph gave her last Thursday evening reception last week, but will continue to be at home on Monday afternoons, aiter 4 o'clock, until Easter. Mra, John W. Foster will entertain a com- pany this afternoon at her home, when Mr. W. A. Browne of New York will read a paper upon savage music. Mrs. Bakhmeteff will hold a reception today, which will be the last for a time. Mrs. Senator Moody will see her friends at her new home at 102 B street northeast today. Mrs. Abba Goold Woolson will be the guest of Mrs. Joseph A. Ware, 1529 Rhode Island avenue, till April 1, when she leaves for New Jersey. Miss Vorhees of Pennsylvanta, who has been with Miss Lida Scranton for some time, left to- day for Roanoke, Va., accompanied by Miss Scranton, who will be absent ten days or two weeks, Mrs, W. J. Connell will not be at home to- morrow, but willbe at home the subsequent ‘Tuesdays at 1400 Massachusetts avenue. Miss Jean MacCallum of Chester, Pa., is the guest of her friends, the Misses Troutman, No. 56 C street southeast. Miss Mattingly will not be at home tomor- row, as she assists Miss Twiggs at 1227 I street northwest. Mrs. Lighthill of Boston gave a dinner at the Shoreham in honor of Mrs, Mary D. Baker and Mrs. Gen. Hartwell, Mrs. Frank W. Dowling, 1411 29th street, will be at home on Thursdays after Lent, Hon. Wm. Groesbeck of Cincinnati is the — of his daughter, Mrs, Robert Ives God- dar A most delightful literary and musical enter- tainment was tendered the guests of the Ham- ilton house last Saturday evening. The Lotus quartet of Boston sang a number of selections, to most of which they bad to add several en- cores, Miss Short, a young and pretty elocu- tionist from New York, recited several pieces with great success. By special request Mr. John Tweedale aud Mr. E. ee Hay, who were present, also favored the audience with a couple of recitations that were received with great applause. The Woman's national press association will hold a reception at Willard’s hotel on Thars- — in honor of the Pan-American delegates. Bishop and Mrs. Newman will be at home to their frieuds tomorrow from 4to 7 p.m. at 1701 K street northwest, The Literary Society anda number of in- Yited guests were delightfuliy entertained by Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Foster on Saturday even- ing. The essayists of the evening were Gen. Greely, president of the society, and Col. Mal- Jery, each of them furnishing a brilliant and | entertaining paper. Then followed vocal and | instrumental music, and bodily refreshments | closed one of the most pleasant evenings of the | season, | Miss Andrews went to New York on Saturday j evening for a few days’ y with relatives, | Mrs. 0. C. Moore and Miss Moore will not | | | receive tomorrow at 1325 Vermont avenue. Mrs. Findlay Harris will not be at home to- marrow to her friends, but will be the follow- ing Tuesday and thereafter informally. =Mrs. H. 8. Cummings and Miss Irvin will not | be at home on Wednesday. The Saturday Night whist club was delight- fully entertained at the residence of Maj. and Mrs. Geo. B. Haycock. Atii o'clock an ele- gant supper of oysters, terrapin, &c., was served. The next ineeting will be held on Friday next in place of Saturday, as the latter is the beginning of Holy week, at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Outhwaite, Dupont circle. sor CHARGE OF WIFE MURDER. The Trial of Wm. Douglass Cross Post- poned Till Thursday. In the Criminal Court, Chief Justice Bing- ham, this morning the case of Wm. Douglass Cross, indicted for the murder of his wife, Hattie Cross, was called. It is alleged that the | defendant and his wife had a quarrel on October 10 last and while walking along 7th street and Virginia avenue he drewa pistol and | shot her. . Assistant District Attorney Lipseomb stated i that since the list of witnesses had been served | }* they had secured the name of another, but not in time to serve notice on the defendant, and they had the name of another eye witness, bat as yet had not found him. Being desirous of having their testimony he asked that the case go over. Mr. C. Maurice Smith, who appears with Mr, Joseph Shillington for the defendant, opposed any postponement, principally on the ground | that one of the witnesses was expecting to be sick andif they could not have the trial now the case would go over severai weeks and the defendant he in jail. Mr. Lipscomb said he desired time to give | the requisite legal notice, He ouly asked a | leaving im their han postponement to Thursday After some further disc fixed for Thursd: ——-—___ A Youtbful Negro Burglar. | Policemen Appleby and Sullivan spent all | day Saturday and Sunday investigating the | operstious of James Thompson, the nineteen-! year-old colored burglar who was arrested Friday night at the house of Mr. Wells, and they succeeded in obtaining evidence against the prisoner in eleven cases of burglary and have some goods which bave not yet been iden- tified. He had stoien shoes on when the officers arrested him. The following is a list of the houses it is al- leged he has burglarized with the value of the goods taken: R. P. Barnard, No. 907 R street, + $25; E. &. Henry, 9495 street, $1.25; J. E. Wash- | ington, No. 1303 P street; A. Davis, jr. 9b street, 210; Miss Mary Sullivan, 13th street, €12; Jos. Cuuningham, street, 35.30; L. D No. 1406 T street; ¥ ‘ths afternoon the prisoner was before the Police Court, charged with housebreaking, and Jadge Miller held him to await the action of the grand jury. er eee GEORGETOWN. Frngs.—The alarm of fire turned in from box ‘Ti4 Satarday night was for the burning of a frame stable on Prospect avenue between 32d | and Potomac streets, owned by Thos. Dowling | and occupied by Messrs. Robinson & Talbot. ‘The damage will amount to about $500, cov- ered by insurance.——There was a slight fire this moruing at the residence of Jas. Sullivan, 9630 N street; origin unknown, ‘Tut SecoxD AssavLt.—Thos. Barry, colored, } and his female friend Theresa Rollins got on : mestions” Friday night and the latter | received s severe stab wound in the hip. Sat- UGrday night Barry returned to the house and renewed the fight. The woman's screams at- tracted Policeman Hanly and he arrested Barry for assault and battery. Tue Loran Tewrerance Leatox of the Con- ress Street M.P. Sunday schoo! was addressed jast night by Mrs. M. B. Platt of the W.C.T.U. ‘The foliowing officers were elected: J. H. | president; Miss Alice Sebastian, first vice oe Miss Bessie Jackson, second vice president; E. Cox, treasurer; Miss | and nomoney having b | of sickne: | ; Miss Hettie Cathell, —— ‘and Miss Wyvie Troxall, assistant, ut.—The friends of Miss Nettie Darneille will be sorry to hear of her sudden illness with scarlet fever. TemPeRaTcRe axp CoxprtTion or WATER AT 7 my Ber Falis—temperature, 43: condi- tion, 1. Receiving reservoiwr—temperature, 43; = at north connection, 2; condition at south connection, & Diswibuting reservoir— temperature, 16 the subjects to be discussed are “ divorce,” “The civil Sabbath law,” “The school question,” theory of government,” “The rum power,” &¢, Among the speakers on the program are Judge SHOOTING STARS. It cost “Napoleon” Ives $10,000 for himself and partner to remain thirteen months in Lud- low street jail and he didn't get the jail either. Jones—behind his newspaper: “A Patti opera party in fairly swell style at the Metropolitan opera house, New York, this. week will cost a man $300 per night.” Brown—in mild surprise: “Why is that?” Jones: “I don’t know, unless it is that all the daru fools haven't lett New York yet.” Tailor—looking over bills: “That fellow Slimly makes light of his obligations, doesn’t he?” Collector—facetiously: “Yes, he lit the gas with the last oue I handed him.” “I have crossed the rubicund,” exclaimed the steady drinker when he could no longer wipe the red from his blushing nose. Von Caprivi—to Hohenzollern: “Villiam, my poy, dot Vurrult’s Fair vielt be belt mid Chicago oud, nicht var? William: “Yah, I dink so.” Vou Caprivi—with sorrowful significance: “Unt der peer comes from Milwowkee, dond id; The Mississippi is rising again. Possibly New York could get the Mississippi and utilize itas a Grant monument. WASMINGTON BASE BAWIn We've lost the League. How sad our f8; Nought can our woe Exl0u8& Our flesh is weak, Our will is gr8 To buck against This League of F3. But all in vain, Gur future st8 Is outside of The League of Eight, Kilrain struck Sullivan for $20,000 and all he g0t was a thumping and a sentence in jail, The Senators begin to believe in the you- know-versal jaw of journalism, Younge Doodly. ‘Doctaw, I wish you would diagnose my case, don’t you kuow. I believe I am suffahing with bwain feval Doctor—after brief examination: “Um—um you have a great deal of fever.” A Georgetown man sends in this touching and signiticant gem of poesy, which he calle: MAN'S WAY. povsrt. Does she love me, now, I wonder, Me that’s old and ripe and mellow: Guess, I'd better stand from under, For some other fellow. REALIZATION, More I see of girls I wonder Why the green grows with the yellow; Guess I'd better stood from under, For some other fellow. puna is Te A REFORM CONFERENCE, A Convention to be Held in This City im April. Arrangements have been made to hold a con- ference in the new Lincoln music hall, April 1-3, on the above-mentioned mob inet Among ‘Marriage and “Personal liberty,” “The secular Hagans of Cincinnati, President Scovel of Wooster university, Justice Strong of Wash- ington and Dr. McAllister of Pittsburg. The purpose of the conference is to discuss moral issues now pressing to the front and to seck a solution of them by the application of the | principles of Christianity. ‘The objects of the National reform association, under whose auspices the conference will be held, are, as stated to be, the maintenance of the existing Christian features of our national life. The association is opposed to union of church and state on the one hand and the secularized or he atheistic state on ther hand. —— A Repudiated Contract. In the case of John $, Belt against Walker Lewis to enforce the performance of acontract for the sale of lot 14, square 81, the defendant has tiled his answer. He acknowledges signing an agreement when in a weak and enfeebled condition in mindand body and thereby was unable to transact business, and the complain- | ant was fully aware of his condition and took advantage of him. He says the price agreed upon is not a good and suiticient consideration een paid for the execu- tion of the contract it is not binding. He says | that at the time Belt read over the contract to him, not being able to doso himself on account and after it was signed, the com- plainant inserted a clause that the payment was to be all cash or in lieu thereof he was to | convey Lewis two lots on P betweea 17th and th streets at $2.25 per square foot, the amount, aver $6,000, to be paid by Lewis in cash, mud ae | soon as he was aware of the insertion of this | clause he repudiated the alleged agreement, semis A Contested Legacy. A bill of interpleader was filed on Saturday afternoon by John B, Larner for A. F. Fox and | M.D. Larner, executors, against Jennie H. Scott and the board of education of the Pres- yterian church in the United States of Amer- | ica, The bill states that Heury E. Scott died | September 11, 1883, and by wil | legacies and the residue to the b tion; that they have ird of educa- Pag certain legacies, prepared to pay this they received notice from sion the trial was | Jenne H. Sgott, the widow, that she claims the residue as sole heir and that the bequest to the education board js void, as it is a religious and charitable institution and the will was not made thirty days anterior to the death. The board claiming that it is not such an organiza- tion the executors file the bill that the court may determine the disposition of the fund, A Verdict of of Not Guilty. In the Criminal Court, Chief Justice Bing- ham, today Jas, Suowden, a stout-built coiored man, was placed on trial for an assault with intent to kill Frances Turner February 2, It | was alleged that Snowden used a knife on her wrists threatening to kill her. Mr. Hewlett, | for the defense,claimed that Snowden had been | hving with the woman ten years and coming home she attempted to keep him out until a man escaped from the house and in the strug- gle she got the cuts, The jury, after ten | minutes’ deliberation. found a verdict of not guilty, and , Snowden feelingly exclaimed, “Thank you.” ———— ALEXANDRIA. Reported for Tae Evrxivo Stan. Tue Sor Factony.—Over $16,000 of the 225.000 necessary to open the new shoe factory has been raised, and it is said that the residue will be subscribed, although it is uphill work. Fiae 1x Cuvrca.—In the Southern Methodist chureh yesterday morning the on stepped on a parlor match which crackled and blazed, but no notice of the incid@nt was taken until the curtains between the organ gallery and the pulpit was found to be on fire. Some excite- ment was created, but the blaze was instantly extinguished and quiet restored. Tue Svicrpe.—Tne police here have th: morning a letter from the Philadelphia police authorities saying that they think tne man | found in a gulley south of the town a few weeks ago is F. W. Tabey, formerly an inmate of the soldiers’ home at ee Va. Further in- — = mad oe jOTES. — otenanter Agnew enter upon his office ——« next week, He received Lis commission last Friday and is now arang- ing with ex-Postmaster Herbert for the trans- fer of the office. —Rey. R. R. 8. Hough oceu- pied the pulpit of the M. E. church south last evening and Kev, J. M. Nourse that of the Sec- ond Presbyterian church yesterday morning. ——The local depots here were some years ago the scene of constant but since the railway compani: have i policemen excellent order [a at both the Midland and the Washington depots, Last — et per apr were sent to the mayor charge: violating the de; lations, but there had been no Dreeth of the Teprovement agent of the river left several | $5,871.60, and when | BAKERS Quit WORK. Journeymen Make a S @ Stand Against the New Regulations. IN SEVERAL BAKERIES THE MEN LEAVE—EFFORTS TO FILL THEIR PLACES WITH BALTIMORE MEN—MEETINGS HELD me sonar AT LABOR BALL. “Give us bread,” was an an appeal that went without an answer in many cases this morning, for there was not enough of that staff to satisfy the demand. Four of the large bakeries have had to practically shut down until the trouble between the shops and the journeymen bakers ‘has been settled one way or the other. The meeting of the journeymen Saturday | §' night at Edel’s hall has already borne fruit, for last night the bakers in three of the estab- lishments refused absolutely to sign their names to the obnoxious rules which the master bakers have placed on their walls, and as a result were told that they must sign or leave. They left. Schneider's, Stohiman’s and Schaeffer's had no bread mixed or kneaded last, | night. This morning all the drivers | at Schneider's except two were | told that their services were not needed. Two did report for duty and kept | their hold upon the reine and the bread baskets, The ory stand by the bakers. They are mem- bers of the baker's assembly. GETTING MEN FROM BALTIMORE TODAY. At Schneider's they said they had about fifteen men at the troughs and announced that things would goon as usual there. The new men were non-union workers from Baltimore. Stohl- mun sent over to Baltimore this morning for a force of men, but itis not yet known with what success, The bakers’ assembly, K. of L., have a com- mittee at work also in Bultimore to keep men from coming over to fill thewacant places. At some of the bakeries there has been no trouble and none is expected. At Havenner's establishment on C street the ovens are at work as usual, The men were told that they would not have to sign the rules and, it is said, they are satisfied, 4 MEETING THIS MORNING. This morning the journeymen bakers held an open meeting at their hall corner 4}¢ street and Pennsylvania avenue and the condition of affairs generally was discussed. A com- mittee was sent to each of the bakeries to confer with the bosses and to announce to them that they must not expect the rules to be signed by any one and to re- nest that they be taken down, The Connec- ticut pie bakery decline to accede to their de- mands, and the men, nine in all, including the apprentice boy, at once left their loaves. Tho manager said he would employ whomever he wished and would give away his pies rather than employ men who would not sign the rules, A CROWD OF “LOCKED-oUT” MEN, Labor hall was filled all day with men who are out of a job, They stood about in groups discussing the situation and awaiting the re- ports of the committees who were out to see the boss bakers, They told a Sram reporter that it is not a strike buta lock-out, for the bosses took the initiative. They are will- ing and anxious to work, but they are firm in their refusal to sign away what they consider their inherent rights at the demand of any boss, ‘They say they are willing to do a fair days work for a fair day’s pay, and are will- ing to let things go on as they were before the rules were put up. Sap appear confident of winning their point. ‘hey think they have wona great pee in getting Havenner to take down the rules, as that is one of the most in- fluential of the bakeries and, he will probably carry most of the bosses with him, RECEIVING THE NEWS. About noon today the committee that had been sent to Kohler’s bakery returned to the hall and reported that their demands had been grauted and the obnoxious rules were down at that place. The news was received with considerable satisfac- tion, A notice was printed this morning | | to say. in a German paper published in Balti- more to the effect that twenty men were wanted at once to go to work in Washington at $13 a week. This notice was read with a good deal of dissatisfaction by the bakers here. They do not expect mach trouble from it, however, as they say there are not evough of non-union men in Baltimore to hurt them, and the union men will of course stand by them. About 1 o'clock word reached the hall that Schaeffer had succeeded in getting four new men while one of his old ones, a union man, was still at work. It ie expected that he will leave, too, and if not his case will be disposed of at the assembly meeting tomorrow. At 1:30 six of the men at Krafft’s quit work. Just what the outcome of the trouble will be is not easy ‘The bosses seem to be divided, while the journeymen present a solid frons. THE KNIGHTS OF LaBoR, A representative of D.A. 66, K. of L., had a conference with the journeymen this morning, in which he stated the situation and what treatment they might expect from the execu- tive committee if the trouble continues. There is no apparent likelihood of a boycott or a general strike. The fight is made solely aguinst those bosses who insist on the rules and who have locked out the workmen for not signing them, MORE MEETINGS. ‘There will be another special meeting of the bakers’ assembly tomorrow morning, and local assembly 4026, which is made up largely of men who have no regular trade and to which many of the drivers belong, will hold a special meeting probably tomorrow evening. There were about forty-five journeymen “out” today. REE aa CALL AND MIZELL. An Altercation Which Made a Sensa- tion in Florida, A Pensacola special says that city has been in a fever of excitement over rumors of an alter- cation alleged to have taken place between Senator Call and United States Marshal John KR. Mizell in the office of the Continental hotel Saturday, Traced to what appears to be a re- | liable source of information the story is sub- | stantially this: Mizell charged the Senator with having made statements before the judiciary committee affecting his (Mizell’s) private char- acter. Thisled to angy words and to some very abusive language by Mizell, for which he subsequently apologized upon Senator Call’s denial of the charge. The two men parted on a much better iocting: Senator Call going to Defuniak Springs to fillan engagement to speak before the Chautauqua, Senator Call is re- jorted to have conducted himself with great afenity and moderation throughout the whole conversation, Senator Cail, who was interviewed in Jackson- ville Saturday night, said: “Mr. Mizell did ap- proach him with language substantially us stated. I sgid to Mr. Mizell that I was at all times responsible for my conduct, public or private. Mr. Mizell became satisfied that his remarks and manner of approach to me were improper and voluntarily withdrew and apolo- gized for them. The matter was settled and d.sposed of satisfactorily to both parties. Everyone knows that I could not be the author of the charges against Mr. Mizell. Whatever they may be they were matters of Fayre notoriety, ot which I could not possibly author, A Shooter Fined. Three years ago there was an affray in the first ward in which James Johnson, colored, shot another colored man named Price in the mouth. The wound was not a dangerous one aud Price soon recovered. Johnson left the city at the time and remained away until last ae when he returned, Price refused rospecute him and he was not arrested, walle in the city a short time afterward he got pf tep some trouble with Special Officer Jones and drew a revolver on him. He also drew the weapon on Policeman Green, who at- tempted to arrest him. Johnson again a’ arrest and remained away until lastweek. He was in the first ward Babee — and ee man Green arrested him. He was tried The Turnerbund Convention. The annyal convention of the southeastern district of the American turnerbund was held 1m this city yesterday, G. W. Spier of Washing- ton presiding and Henry Hofferbert of Balti- more, secretary. The election of delegates to the general a resulted as follows: H. =a He Hofferbert with Ewald Schmitt; Otte Heldersaun and Pred Hoffmann alternat js Ld THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C MONDAY, MARCH 24, 1890. FOR SALE—MISCE LAN ,EOUS _—WANTED—SITUATIONS. FOR _RENT—ROOMS. Wena FIRBT.CLASS HOUSE MAN; GOOD aired? Apply at 1519 K st. nw. Pee a aan RT EN WHO CAN Cen Reuse | 10 oe, 75: vases, 10 ‘Col. we Ww a oe Ramos ead att or wa * Walters pe Durvers or rm Hands L' COOMBS, O26 Fatt Wasa cox CyORs ie peels wars Waiters. 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Can be geen at KbIdt a stable, W tiou as Ma d or Nurse to Grown Chili keepwx. kitchen below. - e_ | $2Sena 427 Bth st. ow, a ll Scrmstrons; apease tucliah, Brvuch aud Geta YOK RENT—1 r Tite | SALE—FIVE SETS PLYMOUTH KOCK reierences,’ Address MALU, Star office. F vue ea Parlor t aod wie, Iwo Lange ?uruiehed & wet), prion, 89 per WwW NTED—COPYING—EITHER LON Bea Koom. Also One Lange «nd One Small ht aw ‘Typewriting: also s cheap; references exchunyed. a fae Address Box 6. JOR RENT—1521 VER HICKERING TIANO, aeTED Sra ABLECOLORED M furnidhe tntf 7 octave Stool eud Cover, price #19 cash tat Quire at 1G01, Boning read ne Pek sSituation as Good Plain or — perienced and can furnish rererences, 922 1th at. pw, Fe RENT— LARGE SECOND-STORY cubar ‘Front: Room with OF heat and as for two. per ui PACLNE OFTICE KEDOkTS Sons at 850 per month; location ceutral WwW J ANTED—BY ARESPECTABLE COLORED GIKL, | FOR KENT — HANDSOMELY FURNISHED sees eae =~ paeeice av i ae Situation as Chamber aid or Nurse; expe od 2 NIS D “ ‘ umes, complete. Book Store 1203 ste rienced. Call or adress M.A, 2010 Letwon he Rooms ,first or secoud floor , en suite or siuie; 715 nw. A, \ 20th st, nw, Fgh Best STH Rooms, with Bath southern Exposure; refer y ANTED-BY A YOUNG COLOKED MAN FROM the country a Situation as Waiter in & good hotel te fauily or in @ grocery store. Madison st. nw. ae Ok SALE—CAR RIAGES. Wac t 100 Jobs t A trim weet 8t., Georgetows, FOUR UNFURNISHED ble for light housekeepims ; jee, Anquire 2OL1 Het .. | V j ANTEDBY A TieSPECTABLE COLORED Petes tee oe ae mat ronal Seal tuation as Cook, references. Calor ge rte ey a 2. - Nt. a a fOR SALE—A HANDSOME BAY HOKSE, WEIGuS: W Soca «Place & cot eae Fe oct baeeE Inquire of CK KEN- Family; guod references, Address COOK: Star office. = = LaF tee y ANTED—BY A Ki LIABLE MAN, A PLACE AS 1345 LS “ Pi ‘oa ler. ¢ vg RR te Watchman or Colector: can give best of paaed takes eee E> * Sct Oregs 40, Bean’ petepeuces and Youd required. Cali or audress 3-8. | nue location: summer raven Hise We * AFTER APRIL 1—FOUR PL ANTER_BT A SCOTCH NURSE Ac Ww Furnished Ro p handsome house, bay w BOXES ANDO A sort to bee an Inseid egret a Dur large closets; faces sout! hee mls ing the sui athe, C ar ottice, Page ee reas MG. geeT | Meh oF ladies tn otfice. Srey SS Al ALUABLE SET OF JOR RENT—IN DESIRABLE HOME, TWO PLEAS- | Sut Communicating Koous one south irunt nicely | garhoted: other fur. or ui Keelieut neighbor vd; board convenient; ret, required. 173i F hw. a? Genuiue D: pin aud a Ww W ANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY (GERMAN). A digtition as House Keoper. “Address H. Gey aa TED = SITUAT ATIONS | FOR COMPETENT White and Colored TONE CHICKE! RING sQraRe Drivers, Cooks, Porters, Watelis for Liyht Housekeep- | Cover only $190; Reig Eas, Dairy, and Kitchen st. Dw. | dior. BURNE. 1110 G st. nw. | 75, @60,650. Pay- ISHED KOO nS Bocuucers at 14th St, alvimimg the Hamil . 1 TED A PLACE BY A W E SoncHmA pluce totake care of horses; best of city dress 20 11th Wa carved legs ond tyes; ip nice suee npeivene m2 — ae rich tone. e2ziv, eo ie ee _— = JOR REN THREE > APARTMENTS OF 1 WOAND | cush sna 89 per mouth, Bix barwain, : ‘tree Tooms en Muite ; private bath aud closet ve Tle PLANY EXCHANGR, 3 ntly furuisied. At the WOODMONI, c ju} mz. B15 Pei Servants, with one vd a circle. chy INTELL OR SALE—TO CLOSE BUS ie ye belvie, Atte, Catt Mill, Tek Caddies, l res aid Le ROCEML OO, S08 rth, and Piatforus ice Box, Horse, Hur- FOR RENT—OFFICES, _ 7OR RENT — OFFICE IN FLEMING BUILDING LW. Wage. WHITE GIRL AS COOK; ONE willing to learn; no washing or irouing; & good home for a good girl. 629 H st. n.w. WASTED ASHISG AND NING 10 -DO ar Home by an experienced washer woman, Call or address 1309 15th st. n.w. SW 4NTED aN ACTIVE MAN FOR EACH S&C- tion, salary 879 to #100, to locally represent a succegutul N.Y Siro! iucorporated to supply Dry Goous, Clothing, Sioes, Jewelry, &., to consumers at 180 to enroll mem- adau), Keter- 1VE ASSO~ ma ‘The best position: Tah und swedish Women). Cooks! iit BURNBAM'S, 1110. 0" ot new. Witte TED — FIRST-CLASS WHITE AND COL- ored Cooks, Coachmen, Nurses, House Workers, House, | Kitchens Purlor and Laues' Maids, Bi unks stored), this and oth BURRIS TUG Se Dw WA TEDS— ONE GUOUD Se MAKE! SPKINGMANN & BKO., 936 D ANTED—A NEAT AND TIDY wouNG coL- ored Man to a aud Atteuu to Uffice. Apaly to Dr. SULTHORON, 1919 1 st. nw. 22 V yy ANT: EX! aE ED HA) and fuish waists, Apply at atter 6 pan. FROM ABOUT JUNE 25 TO SEPLEM- First-class Pastry Cook for a Sumner | oom 8, bun Buiding, between 4 rr ., Appl and 6 o'clock or by letter. WASTED REGISTERED PHARM AC come well recommended auswer under your own nai Address FHAK MACY, star office. WEANIEDIA BOOK REEPER; ONE THAT UNS derstands his business und is quick and correct; state where lust employed and sulary expects dress emDeee J, Star office, WANTED RENE EXPEMIENCED SALES LA. de, RINGO 738 Fh we Se bee aad WaateD Ad GOO COOK. ALSO A CHAMBER. maid, both with retereuces, and each to assist U1 washiny; both must be white or bota culored. 10 Counecticut av WAxteD— DUNDORE’S. EMPLOYMENT BU- rewu, conducted by ladies—Men und Women, mite and colored, ior al! kinds of dorueatic labor, oy ates; With references, nemoved to 70Y Last, u. W. mnssure WANTED-A 6 CAPABLE | PROTESTANT WOMAN (white) tor General Housework in a Small Family. Call at 715 10th st,, after 5 p. EY W ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED CIGAR SALES- wan tosell established brands to local trade. State sue, cxperience, last employer, sulur aon Address CiGAK " JUBi e. WASEPst WOMAN TO COOK, W Iron; must stay at pights, Apply ‘12 2.We, WASIED-4 GOOD WHITE GIRL TO DO GEN- ral House Work; wood refereuce required; Catholic preferred, 620 Uth st. n.w. “St ANTED CAN EDUCATED LADY OR GENILE. it Good Address to Canvass fora Work of Highest Standard; ‘no art books or trash, to T will give a straight salary of $15 per ral commission on sales, without ex- ae opectal requirements except taithtul serv- ferences required aud those not possecaing ations called for need not apply. |W. B. HEK- 14 Central Building, Henn. ave.and Sth st, ‘or com: iat the ae EDA FERSTON CLERK WHO UNDER- vee dness; either Lady or Sexiieeae at sting sapertenon, wases expec SENS NALIORNEX, Star office mi. WARZED DRESS MAKING—LEARNERS FOR Prof. Christner’s International ‘iailor System; wcien- mad ish at 7 inch rule of tape ncasure slone. as all WANTED—ROUSES, L9G si oor; elevator, steam heat, pete PRE pits ee hgene Hy re SALF-JUST ARRIVED—ONE CAR LOAD OF = Horses from Montgomery, \.d., suitable for driv- JF OE BENT DESTEABLE OFFICE ROOM, WITH | jue wud Uusiness purponon. Can be Secu at WASHING steam beat aud elevaior service, in the Lenman | 4ON SALE STABLE, 631 G st. 5 mw” Bustling, 1429 NY ave. ms-1m A. T/COUMBE, 1 + ave, Uk SALE—JUST AWMIVED FROM BOCKING- ham county, V head of choice youne Horses, itable for ali purposes; weight 1,000 to Louu I iso oue fine Sad. BUSLNESS c HANC ES. ©. HALL, PAINTER AND DECOKATOR. terior work @ speciulty, E onal attention given in all cases. Ki a ANTED—ROOM AND BOARD FOR MoTHbR and Deughter; private family; good location; northwest; resevences. Address Dr. b,, 2013 16th at, ‘FURNISHED ROOM WITH i i rd; 2d floor, iu private feuuly nw. no objection. Address stating terms, whic i iust be moderate, SINGLE GENILEMAN, Star office. E—A DRUG STORE IN THE Sout ii pe oe V VANTED-FOR THE ENTIRE SUMMER BY ection; Wood stud. -Addrens FO. Box 51 STABLES, L bet. 14 (than 1th ste hw. im mivlw Gentleman, in abso. utely private family, with or without board, airy pe BALES south frout, Address Box LL VALUE GIVEN | Bor, your oid Square Hisno In cochange fora SEW BRADBUKY Urbicht, oe payable @1U mouthay x rien) on mene _— ventory about 1,200; w bh ore and stock for improved prope in any | Ue16 CF. G. SMITH, Pe. ove. _ V Df the city J. ¥. CELLINANES C0." FO SSE CANARIES, MALES AND. FEMALES, routs, first "toon, between Fe Breeding Cayes, Parrote, &e. Fisk Food, sprait’s box Medi SCHMIID'S Bird POR BALE—A SUIEFF ¢ ABINET GKAL Used right Piano; only 3 month rE sek : COsLirr, id Fishes, Globes 9th Keal Bstute Bu Live Keal Estate and city proper: man Box 1 Pa. ave. and G -E-STOCK AND yisrons = a5 -w. section of the city. Low price for For particulars ” i or cush if taxen at once. 1308 Khoae Island ave. p.w — GALE OF VALUABLE HOTEL PROI _miz <3 WANTED—COUN NTRY BOARD, “The BERKELEY SPRINGS HOTEL, having ca- LOR SALE—JUST ARRIVED 4 oat NG ng 5 ‘ail the FURNI- ham county, Va. Thirty Head of Horses: drivers, a BOARD, BY APRIL 1, ON country or village, in quiet family ancl er boarders, by fuur aduits,oue an invalid. Ad- dren: BEASONANLE) Star office. P heavy draft aud'couch horses; also two fine seddiers, 000 to 1,500 ‘pounds: wall be sold at a Bee nie a thew Springs, W.Va., on TL Ani inst, TS00, Cumumeneiug at ELEVEN Fok Bae WILL SELL FOR STc Lad ‘Terms of sale; One-third cash and balance in one and two years for the real estate and all cash for the furniture repaire: 1 No-top Bruehtou Surrey, 2 Coupes ves’ Puneton, 1 Cart, ¥ Family 4-soat Carriages, Dido, Bar Buevies, 1, Park surrey. 1) Rateusicu-top Cavriviet, 1 Doctor's Phaeton, 1 Coming side Bur, Concord Wagon, 2 Bumvess Wagons, 1 Dayton Warun, 2 Laudat Hack, as good as new; ‘also 2 Morses, id Sule and Double Harness, 1 Hore, ges mate for lady or child to deve of the best-known summer resorts easily m Washington. Last year direct rail- jon by way of Hancock, on the B. and O. . Was completed, Which gave the hotel ite most successful season. This sale offers a KARE CHANCE for enterprise and capital Further particulars may be had of 5. BOND, 3:21 43¢ st. W. HL Flick, D.C. Wester Special Coramiissioners_m: W ANTEDA__ FIKS1-CLASS SECUND-HAND Baby Carriage: in good ‘condition; state price. W.W., star office, ANTED—T0 BUY CHEAP A hand Suow Case, Ww:s! ¢1.D—A LADY OR GENTLEMAN ag PART. ner in the Pertumery and Cosmeue Bu - ready established. Apply Box 53, star “ottive. TANTED—A SFCOND-HAND SOLID siLy m3 TAN T LOCATED WAR iter xenie Address, stat in Avbury. paris drone bork Star office, on 3d ave.; house 5 chance for business ; W ANTED—A FAMILY CARRIAGE OR SURREY; ak be in good coudition and cheay Box 4 Star office. csi WASTLD-on PENNSYLVANIA AVE. 0) a a or Good Business Location, Store or Half Por, tion with Show Window for Select Art Business, particulars address 1., Star office. m22-3t" WANTED PERSONS {LOOKING FOR HAND- some ‘Two-story and “Basetueut House tor a home to look st, 1134 22d st nw. for price and Escu.w. Ho™s ON INSTALLMENTS, WHY, PAY RENT? Payments of 815 to iy Will buy yous cozy suburban home in any locality you desice occtyte pox fancy. We will buy for or sell yous house of any value om proportiouste payments ECURITY KEQUIR Loan A: terms a) pply to owner ety Ps fn We are not a Building sscciation, “mez 617 Lith st. Mutual Mortage o ANTED IT KNOWN—W, H. HEN Oe | So ene ae eee "wud invaus to carry out TO LOAN ON CITY REAL Ee V ner, Builder and, Stairburider, 1013 6th at, | Sse o . 0. TY 00 ta yly to W. W. BOAKMAY, re facies eaietincat wee a 1s te GiaSite stare t Pnovipet wrogitenienn) | $10, Ce Sve cee a ng: Flaus, Specifications an ie turn Sew teu sd ONRY 70 LOAN AT FT = nae Sr oe RE, UPH ferel Ament” x ee ee wut’ wou. 1 y cit KP Ot W ‘tired Mattrenecs made overs work dome tn e's Rooms 32-34, “Atlantic Building, u7 Fst nw, and substantial iauner. Furuiture bought, sold exchanged. Ls 223G st. now. m10-18%* yANTED—ALL DE: eS CABINET PHOTOS, at 82 per dozen, auy style, children included. STAK GALLEK), 459 Penusylvauia ave. Sittings made from 8 until 6, Mention tua paper. mh 1-sum WEANZED—H. BAUM PAYS THE HIGRES1 CA\ © for Furniture, Carpets, Festher heads Office ‘snd ‘Store "Fixture, “Eoure Hotestoias S specialty. Storage on reusouabie terms, Addresa 314 Oth st, nw. rss 0 'F st b.w, m22-6t_ Fe SALE—A WELL-FSTAPLISHED DRUG 6 in gvod location, doing fou business. Price mode eit taken acouce Owner has other bu Address DKUGS, Star office. ;OK SALE—GROCERY AND Pi is BU hese; best locality ; large trade: sacrificed if wold at once. Also splendid ‘chance in potion business for party with small capital; best reasons for sellins. Koom 21, Central building, ¥th and Pa. n Q 2) PEK MONTH WILL PAY FOR A $4,000 $5 Property 1 ears in Granite state Provident “Resociation, OUELLE 4 Atlantic buildiix. | OK SALE—DKUG STORE, ONE OF TH im Washington; store doin a ood busi- nest. WA T-BALDUS 1005, Mnsy iVania ave, ws OR SALE—A STEAM LAUNDEY; 1 OCATED IN the central part of the city; doing a frst~ clase BY van & MILL, 81,5002 ais" We lave $1,000 wo $2009 to loan ow real estate security in City of Washinwton, min-tit Mos TO LOAN IN LARGE AND SMALL SUM on approved real estate security at Sand 6 por Cent; changes moderate. K i 2. LelPoL, mb 1s-Lan cor. ith sind F wt nw. a) Eaten N ae AL Esl ale, raomel ‘attention to all _m15-1m Less. Bt SWokals vein & BRADLE iY THE WASHT: ‘Twenty Wagons or Cartate Hau tick. 4th and H sts, ne ED—TO BUY FOR A and Office gre ep : of Bas ‘suc! Groceries, Dr, vods, Jew: iry, &c.; ai actions couddential Y xdaress ALBEKA, — 20th st. m15-3m is De 2eC RANT MONE? 10 TO #100 TO LOAN at Low as cu Furviture, Pence, Horses, SH VALU Sta "FOR | business, ‘This is a barguin if sold at once; owner | Mseobs Household Goods oF otuer persobal property; W pe et pe RO Every De- | has good reasons for selling. Address BARGAIN, ge gp ay ef scription ; also Cary ets, stoves, Couuters, how btar office. - ihon Oak thar oftion Pork Pg &c. Address or call, A.C. WINS LUN, 937 Tih st bw. USL iTY—A RARE CH aT —_m1e-1m Bes to buy an establisued and | /J\O LOAN IMMi-DIATELY— 30,000-1N SUatS a ing General Housefurnishing Busiuess. Owner apd mena Seat boils cu, erative Of other business, Full particulars . fhruished gatnest ou sppuication ANTED-UMBRELLAS “AND. PARASOL: RE paired and Covered by C. LEFEVKE, St. B.W,, bet. G and H ANTED—TO RENT A FIVE-ROOM UNFUR- nished ed House, with gas and bath. Address A. Wy. TYLER, 203 Gth at. 8. ate y ANE rED—WE HAVE BONA FIDE IMMEDIATE ite ser ted tt oa Goud Houses thhweat at frost €0,000 to 87,000. mid-dt. HUDGENS & TEEL, 107% F at. nw. TED HOUBEE Te RENT—WE «RE HAVING ey applications for Houses to Kent ut all prices 1 sections of the city; ot yours with ur we wilt use every efor y ANTED-SIX OR SEYER-B0oM HOUSE Cu Wenient to Navy Yard; must be, well. built and ey. Pri not to exceed 83,500. HA. GADY & Us 520 10th st uw. 4-3t ANTED—A SHOROUGHLY RESPONSIBLE Ab a Ee or 12 roo! lors Le a anus! ae PO. Box 316. yw, = LEASE—AN UNFU. HED House From September ] next ior iy ‘Year, with Privileze of 1 ‘Two or J bree Years. liou-e must be located ins de y.e negLLorbood Dorthwest, on corner of with Bide ide" ope mings; mitst coutaal uot leas than 10 rooma desirit ing to spend ® yearor jabra can ects + Parag ule ly desirable Yeuaut witiino tall cfd ‘WAbuNN D DANENHOWER, _m22.3t able who are TYLEK STHERPOND, 1 1307 ze --mLS-12t* ¥ FISH & MILLER 1213 ¥ 8° TO Li $1, 4.500 and Ww Tae on Heal Eatato ber “urities in'tus | QOTICE—THE BEST CHAN: ex KNows | M Sums on Luproved state at 8 District of Coluuibia, “We ave many applications for | IN to convert few tiigusand into wllious of dollars, | Fer Ceut, cab arrauwe lor & per cet boaus, GLU. F. small loens of from $500 to 85,000, weber we could | Address Box 17, Star o: GHANAM, 1510 F at sal Bvingearé luvited oc meta Fe SALE—$150—BU1CHER SHOP, WELL PAY- DiGi? to Loan IN SUMS TO SUT ing, only one in a very quod uexbborbood, with ‘ewtate encurity Horse, Harness and Wagun: rout @20 a month, with dweiling attached. Address SHOP, Star office. 1221-3 UK SALE—VALUABLE LEASEHOLD OF F ST Business Propert; hance, Address CHANCH, Star office. 21-3t" * iy; rare cl WAxihd, 4 rouke Max. REGIST: ERED, WITH «Te $300, asa Purtner in an stablish ales Sooutwutey for ming man of of estabiieued Teputation uly. Address Box 106, Star office. “gy JOR S\LE—DRUG STOKE—FOR #500, IF SOLD F immediately, Address Box 102, Star oflics. ost" WANTED FOR TWO YEARS AT 810, OOO oiper ci of reat entate nthe Dur t vaiued st 40,000. JAd. A. Soy py Gper cout on 0. ANTED—IT KNOWN C.D. COLLINS, BUILDER ANK Carpenter, 719 15th st. nw., uiakes a 5; i gialty « of {Jobbing snd Remodeling; Estimate: Gla Furuis! 26-1m" BAWLANGD, 1500 Pa, ave lus. Mabe Arlington J R= ESTATE INVEST MED Ni ms dive percent. Payable quarterly. Ln sums of €1,00@, soe0e- TO Luan are ‘D IT KNOWN—WE POSITIVELY GUAR- autee that we havea Job in alot of clear Havana hese & bos of Su. at $2.50 Peunsy ivan NTED-STEAM CARPET CLEAN: Kenovating Worl tresses Made Over; On Rea! Estave THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, id and, LL Pe ay ONLY To) Loan iN SUMS FROM 9500 UPWARD, ar 6 Adv 6 FER CENA, Furniture Steamed and. Mothe Destroyed. FH. YOUNGS, 1402 Pa ave. Telephone 1008-: et + ‘RY. een, 0c, i Phe ine. ‘able x per 17e. per pound, Warranted not to get strong (ike butter phew ior me mouth, or Ard retunded. d. Pater “ail the saue thug but we a her's," or “all the ON BEAL ESTATE 1b ~ DISTRICT. QO. HOLTZMAN, _f0 | Comer i0th eh aud F se nw VE HAVE MONEY 40 LOAN AT ALL TIM tor sale ovly LIBNER, 328, & rao, R SALE—OR EXCHANGE FOR A GOOD FARM V Sud no delay buyjond time to prepare papers, if Genter Market tiadlot ‘Fish Aisle). ane aes ee security is DEEMLE, DAVis & CO. NTE BODY | SUFFEMING ee Lots in. Md | JAS. A BEALMEAK, debdsden AY Fat we fubrantes te a =e. ONEX TO LOAN AT LOWEST AYES ON av proved hea: betate Bow A) unity. Large smounin 6 syecialty. Also, us Agents uf the Luited Security dueuranice Co, of us 1a sums to Bull, to Foes SALET1,000 ACRES TIMBER LAND—700 Ww. of Ne Pay euro or “sae ia Oa oat, ickoiy, poplar I Latrobes | M: WTF awe WARTED=TO Pe PURCHASE REmeniarany" 708 os, sae | orin aurtaweats peive #2000 10 G2.000. Bog Toe, tar office. m22-3t ANTED — WE DESIKE FOR | IMMiDIATE west ss gees to cot, reapectiveiy ww. sto coat 00 GILbeAL y ATES ‘PURCHASE A aaa HOME Got ak 2 oe, of the adjoiniux varus vee - At, eaficad pevterced oc bn Ect ee my to Box 10, Star office. ote m20-2w ANTED—BY FI FISH & MILLEK, 1213 F oT. N.W. tn 63 to 675 ver moth, nb reall the demanaa for same rich Seow ‘us within the lest two weeks.” Wwantet ASE A eos ee i HOUSE In at te tor 3 ans ‘he | freon tate aye pect ee na) ‘sve RS Weems sae Sobor sa! oe dit WANTED—HOUSES & LOTS, We ~y rae HS FOR Aisa a Bric — ie oe eda New be repaid on installment pian. With oF without hfe tmsurance. 6, years, a 10, 15 or 20 st. 2 Fst. FOR RENT—FLATS, fix ae BracH TEFEOVENENT ‘com. mex Ey To Los offers for rent for the coming season its AN IN SUMS TY To @ SURE ON KeaL fe ‘Tue Booxienas, pea, fae of eee) de ce CULuibabe & Cos suv recaw. the 3 whartage (2 Mlaves)s ue ay Sth, bar and cate; 6th, space for eon Se bosting peivuleges Stu, livery stable priv? flew. ih. M. VANS, Secy, 1921 Fat mle Aw eS SALE—B\ FISH & Mi 1213 BST. NW Complete aud Neatly Fis Firsi-class Grocery prosperous ieorhoods bear U.S. Capitol. with a WMENT, LIFE AND 1ONTINE POLICIES yes ra 1% an | Upon mae Terma Apply to BH ACH Agier BUD, 1007 F st nw. mol 6: 918 AND 920 15TH ST. N.W, OVERLOOKING THE PARE. HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, EN SUITE OR SINGLE, Sulnestel pestssoeuss nee nave teal elke oaET 50 Lous Vor wien you have pec Ly main, cur ares SEER EXCELLENT TABLE BOARD. amany bred de, gee ths Puilad seu i — 1457 Peuusylvania avenue. of 14th st, aw. above ave, Gd KEAL Es’ 3 MOST DESTRABLE LOCATION. FAGLED, § DAVIS, CPRIGHT FiaNos. Tae yh uit eee rae ~ a4 On Fur Piauo of tbe ace; superb iu tone, touch | SLero te security’ se ae elegant new sprig ot Justallinent. iy ¥. ©. GREEN, 30% 7th et nw. 4. I, PETERSON, Proprietor, HM’ SUaiath SLi ub st mw. ‘— TO LOAN ON KiAL ESTATE a Mo 0 A ATE AT LOW: m22-3t* 918 and 920 15th st n.w. By investing in Prairie, Timbered Lands and TOK HENT_6 {ROOM FLATS ON PuTOMA GST. | Rauched in Texas or New Mexico, e024 Suecessor toDANERHOWEIE Eom TTAS Pet, month Coal, Gas and Lauds po a joors. Farms in Texas, New Mex., Dakota, West Va month, HMISRELL & MOLERAR niga eaeza me lowe, Guy Otte a Mos Ma, be" be BOARDING. m22-6t be Cueapest and ‘im the World Special iidupements to investors FOR BENT STORES. ateenep-en-ion, poked _1'r PORES STORES AND ¢ = =e raed ty steam Oe sth as 24 'w., | @- BH. WALKER, SOTARY PUBLI 'HOL Desier in Keal uses = Vacant Lote ppt | aes mae P sale worthesst. 458 Louisans eve, 420 B st. ROR RENT—LARGE STORE — a combined: in fixtures guy Asso Bat ‘a kent ouly $15. ‘Bee Gen, 580 st 2. s ‘ee. Month.