Evening Star Newspaper, March 26, 1890, Page 2

THE EVENING NOT A JUNKETING EXPEDITION. WANTED--HELP. —WANTED—SITUATION 8. STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 1890. ° 5508 EELEEEEEENEIENEN le SOCIAL MATTERS. SHOOTING STARS. Ee Lenten Diversions Among Fashionable People—Personal Mention. Receptions yesterday afternoon were not Dumerous nor ly attended. The festivi- ties will begin with Easter morning, however, and it is predicted that there will be an un- it spring social season. Miss Grace Davis, danghter of ex-Senator oe her friends about a round &fternoon, where she made and saved eer aha bore will leave the city on ‘Thursday for a ten days’ visit in New York. Mrs. Carlisle and Mr« Wm, Carlisle saw their friends quite informally after 4 o'clock yester- Mrs, Zegarra, wife of the delegate to the in- ternations! American a — Pee er home, oe visitors yesterday The reception given to Bishop and Mrs. New- Tuan at the residence of Senator Stanford yes- afternoon was largely attended. ity aiforded | to £ e numerous friends eT Co after their ce e city Members of the Metropolitan M. eburch as well as others = their respecta, The parlors were handsomely adorned with and cut flowera, Mra. Stanford was in parlor and assisted in the reception. The Misses Shepard received a number of callers at the Newport. Mr. Shepard and his hters will leave the city shortly for New th ¥ ity, where they will spend the spring. ‘They expect to go to Saratoga Springs for the summer. The Vice President and Mrs. Morton enter- — s company at dinner last evening. The table decorations were yellow daffodils and ferna, The guests were Senator and Mrs, Cockrell, Senator and Mra, Dolph. Senator and Mrs. Payne, Senator and Mrs. Dixon, Staaten and Mrs, Hearst, Senator and Mrs. Petti Senator and Mrs. Reagan, Senator and Stewart, Senator and Mra. Teller, Senator and Mra, Wilson, Senator Allen, Senator Vance, Senator Turpie and Mr. Rose. The Washington beasinpr) ot "the association of collegiate alamn® will hold s reception at the residence of Mra. W. C. P. Dreckiaridgs, No, or pr ri street, this afternoon from 4 o'clock. Mra. Nordhoff snd Mrs. Hildrup have called residence of Judge J. N. Wil- som, No. tia Tat I street, of those a to assist final arrangements for the = “Ben Hur” tableaus and dra- matic readings for the benefit of the Homeo- pathic hospital. Mrs. H. G. White will be at home to callers tomorrow afternoon, and will be assisted in re- ceiving by a number of ladies. ‘Mrs. Hearst will be at home to callers tomor- row informally. Mrs. Shellabarger and Miss Mary Shellabar- ger have returned from a three weeks’ sojourn Bt Atlantic City, One of the most brilliant social events of Faster week will be the wedding of Miss Annie Gottyeburg Veazey, dangbter of Judge and Mrs. W. G. Veazey, and Mr. Clifford 8. Walton, which will take place on Wednesday, April 9. ‘The marriage be in Epiphany church at 8 o'clock, and there will be a goodly array of ushers, groomsmen and bridesmaids in full bridal paraphernalia The church services will be follor by a reception which will be held by the newly wedded pair in Senator Edmunds’ house, for which separate cards have been is- sued. The bride-elect is with her parents at the Elsmere. Mrs. Thurber’s reception to the American composers at the Shoreham tonight will be one of the largest events of the season. Mrs. Senator Stewart will be at home to her friends informally tomorrow afternoon after 6 o'clock at the Shoreham, Mrs. C. W. Doty has been critically ill with heart disease for the past ten days at the Bel- mont. Mise Gertrude Gary of Capitol Hill has gone to Richmond to visit relatives. Rev. C. Edward Locke, wife and danghter of ——s are stopping at 1414 K street north- we The Cheerful Ten of King’s Daughters meet this evening at the residence of Mra. Wm. Lapham, M street northwest. Mra. R. E. Kerkam of New Orleans, wife of RE. Kerkam, director of the Louisiana weather service, is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. W. De Groot, at 1205 i2th street northeast. The first complimentary hop of the Viola socials was held at Washington hall on Monday evening. Mr. J.T. Ellett was master of cere- monies and was ably assisted by Messrs. W. H. Lydick, C. H. Raeder, W. ©. Davis, D. A. ‘Tomlin, D. A. Clancy, F. Basim, W. M. Laux- mas, A. B. Bishop and F. W. Richardson. A those present were Miss Lillian Brad- ley, wie O'Donnell, Maud Murray, Ada itmore, Emily Spear, Mae Aaron. the Misses —— Beile Jenvy, Lula Cole, Miss Bray Messrs. Chas. Bradley and Hardesier. Miss Marion Philp, youngest daughter of Mr. James B. Philp of the Department of State. was married yesterday, the 25th inst., to Mr. Will- iam H. Lepper, in Englewood, IL Gen. and Mrs. Van Vliet and Mra, Van Nos- trand returned trom their Florida trip today. Mrs. Harrison is expected to arrive at the White House tomorrow morning. The Presi- dent and Mrs. Harrison and Vice President Morton and Mrs. Morton are expected to be it at the amateur theatricals to be given — National Rifles’ armory tomorrow even- eo —____ THE DISTRICT CENTENNIAL Proposed Celebration on the 15th of April Next Year. The proposition to celebrate the centennial of the founding of this city was considered at a meeting held last evening of the executive committee of the board of trade. It was de- cided that a celebration should be held. As to the exact time two dates were proposed, namely: One the 16th of Jaly next, which is the centennial of the ap- proval by Washington of the bill fixing the site of the city; the other April 15, 1891, the centennial of the laying of the corner stone of the bounds of the District. It was concluded that the latter date would be the most desirable for holding a celebration owing to the season of the year. A general discussion followed as to the form of the celebration, and while no definite action was taken the general sentiment seemed to be in favor of inviting some dis- —— man to deliver an oration, to be wed bya military purade. It is proposed te invite the governors of the various states to | take a celebration, When tbe general of aplan have been agreed upon, the entire matter will be submitted to the ‘d of ‘trade for ite action. —— Caught in the Act of Pilfering. ‘The case of Leroy Coles, the colored mes- Senger at the Bureau of Engraving and Print- ing who was recently arrested on @ charge of robbing one of the printers in the bureau of a silver watch, was heard in the Police Court Yesterday. Capt. King of the watch told the reason why he detailed Watchman Hagan to watch the dressing room, and the watchman testified to seving Coles open locker 66 and take out something that looked like a watch. ‘The defendant denied the charge and Lawyer Closs called several witnesses to —_. Auction Sales of Real Estate. Thomas Dowling, suctioneer, has sold at pub- lie sale the three-story brick dwelling, with store and a brick stable in the rear, at the northwest corner of 10th and K streets north- aud besement brick house 1210 28th street to M. — for $1,555; the two-story and attic frame house 1010 D street southwest to Mra. Heurietta Hoffenmaier for €1,500. The Lawyers and Their Planked Shad. A Botice has been circulated stating that at a meeting of the members of the bar of thie Dis- trict of Columbia, held some time in the spring Of 1890, it was ordered that Henry E. Davis, John C. Heald, Leon Tobriner, Joseph Sbilling- wash Brown and Edwin B. Hay bea i The wages paid steamship captains between Liverpool and New York may be larger than those paid between San Francisco and Yoko- hama, but they don’t go nearly as far. — VICTORIA'S REEUMATIZ. The queen has gone to Aix les Bains, To cure, of course, her aches and pains, Judge Cooley of Michigan has been com- pelled to return to Florida, owing toa severe cold he contracted at the Frieze memorial services, Cold—Frieze; see? Funny isn't it? But the Judge doesn't think so, IN THE soup. Terrapin, Mock Turtle, Chicken, Consomme, Mullagatawny, Ox Tail, Beef, Printanier, Chicken Gumbo, Bouillon, Mutton, Pea, Clam, Bean, Vegetable, Oyster, Julienne—Tureen! AMOS CUMMINGS OF—CHICAGO, In balance hung the sentiment Of Congress yesterday, For there were those who doubted That Windy had the “pay.” ‘New York was there in numbers, And mighty in debate, Well pleased to down Chicago, And ship her back by freight, In balance hung the sentiment, Whep Amos Cummings flang His gauntlet to the chamber, And let them have his lung. “My voice is for Chicago!” Thus did bold Amos say: Then all Chicago shouted “The Fair is oars! Hooray!” wexvor! And the bill passed. She—cheerily: “Well,Charlie, what did Papa say when you asked him for me?” He:—very properly: ‘I never swear, darling. Ask him yourself.” Pleasure is the rose clipped from the stem; happiness is the growing flower. Resentment is a poor poultice, A society youth of the West End sent a bunch of white roses to his best girl the other day and bankrupted his emotions with a poem to this effect: White are these flowers, but whiter, the light of the love that glows In my heart for your heart, Sweetheart, as pure as the white of the rose, A load pulls just as heavy though the harness be gold mounted. A Kansas Sindustry—selling liquor in pro- hibition towns, —_———--e+—______ A House Breaker Sentenced. Inthe Criminal Court this morning Daniel Buchanan, colored, was called to answer an in- dictment for housebreaking on February 27 last. After his counsel, Mr. Waller, had con- ferred with him the plea of not guilty was withdrawn by the counsel and a plea of guilty interposed. Mr. Waller ssid at first he nad been inclined to make a defense, as the ques- tion was whether the defendant put his foot over the threshold of Mr, George Russell's door, He had ascertained that the defendant Was enabled to get over a fence and, going to the back door, went in just as Mr. Russell ap- peared and kuocked him down and be was ar- rested by Officer Kimmel, Under the circum- stances he would i as above, “All Tean say,” said Buchanan, when called for sentence, “is that I was very drunk and made a mistake, thinking 1 was going to my own house, and I thought I was at home till 1 woke up in the cell at the station.” He pro- tested that he worked hard for a living, and that although he had some years ago served a term in the penitentiary he was endeavoring to lead an honest life. It was whisky that brought him into trouble and he would’ promise if a lenient sentence be given that he would never drink again. The court said he would give him another chance and not impose a penitentiary sentence, but would impose six months in jail, to com: Mence after his present sentence of three months for assaulting the officer terminated, Real Estate Matters. beth M. Powers has bought for $10,- of John McCarthy lot 11, ised 36, Co- lumbia Heights. Jonn E, Mitchell has bought for $12,833.52 of J. ¥. Rodgers et al., trustees, lots 1to 4 and 25, block 3, and 1, block 22, Kalorama. Jonas P. Heckinger has bought for $4,000 of Fannie Gassenheimer, part 16. square 513— 18 by 80 feet, at the corner of Sth and N streets northwest. Anna M Fraser has bought for £4,950 of Elizabeth Sampson part 9, square 110—20 by 90 feet on 20th street between K and 8 streets northwest. Campbell Carrington bas bought of Virginia Buckly for 220,000, sub 177 and part 176, square 155—55.21 feet by 20.33 at the corner of 17th and Q streets northwest. A. Loeffter bas purchased for $ D. Stidbam, part lot 8, square 45)—z3 feet front on 7th between New York avenue and L | streets northwest. —___»—__ JEKYL-HYDE AFFAIR. A Respectable Citizen by Day and a Burglar by Night. One of the most respectable and respected citizens of Montelair, N.J., has been Jas. Tut- hill, a boss mason. He came from Port Jarvis five years ago and found plenty of work. He and his wife won the respect and esteem of their neighbors, Mr. Tuthill became very popular with bis fellow townsmen and every one who knew him liked him. Shortly after Tuthill settled in Montclair several bold burglaries were committed in rapid succession, The burglar was fearless. He selected the finest residences, As he wag always masked no one could give a ee tion of him. A week ago Monday night the residence of George Booth, a mason and personal friend of Tuthill, was entered. -. Eobertson, who is think- ing of moving to Montclair, was Mr. Booth's guest that night. He was aroused by his bea room window being opened and a slim-built man lightly po into the room. Robertson watched him and saw him cooly strike a match and look about. Then he abstracted Robert- son's gold watch from his vest and the match went out. Robertson jumped outand grappled with him. The cold muzzle of a pistol made him let go quickly. The burglar laughed sar- castically and swung himselt out of the window and got away. In a few minutes the burglar was, less than a block away, getting into the residence of John Manuel, another mason aud a warm friend of | Mr. Tuthill. Mr. Manuel was aroused before | the burglar got into his room and gave him battle. The thief’s mask came off and Manuel could hardly believe his senses, for the face he recognized was that of his friend, the village favorite, Jim Tuthill. The latter broke away. Asearch was made of his house and, buried in the party wall and thrown in concealed crev- ices, were ri watches, diamonds, pocket- books, money, bracelets, breastpins, earrings, watch chains and every kind of jewelry, repre- senting many thousands of dollars, and some which were stolen years ago, The burglar had aes on his horse and rode furiously to mfield, where he took an express train to Hoboken, Constable Allworth traced him to New York, to Brooklyn and finally to Greenpoint, where he arrested him Monday, Minister Reid Arrives Home. ‘The French line steamship LaChampagne sr- rived at Fire Island, forty-eight hours overdue, last night, In favorable weather she usually gets in on _y afternoon. Mr. Whitelaw Reia, United States minister to France, ia among her Passengers. | ti out delay with the justices of the Supreme Court of the United States and of a Court of the District of Columbia and req them to some Saturday in the moth of — < y when it would be convenient for to attend. ‘The dinner will probably Sees early date to catch the grat ren of — Amuntcaxs evidently intend to maintain their of knowing aud supporting ‘Blockers Cocoa, 2 —___— A Cable Road tor Baltimore. Yesterday the first shovelful of earth was thrown up toward the construction of the Bal- timore Traction company's cable road. Work- extending to Retreat st Senator Wade Ham; will deliver before company Cof The & regiment in eke Rich- oe of the Squadron of <a io “Strletly Business. The impression bes so somehow or other be- come somewhst widespread that the European cruise of the new squadron of evolution bas ce into a veritable ‘junketing” expedition for the refreshment and entertain- WH ais Sane ns | ment of afew favored officers, An officer of Witsoe & EY iat Trimmers und Yissebore: oo high rank in the squadron, to whose ears these wees orapieymen m120-2 rumors have drifted, writes home a private ANT ‘OUNG MAN s CHECK CLERK IN letter to friend in this elty in which he re- | address CHECK: bear gmant *#Perience preferred. tes the idea, Hesays: “And as to the fact ANTED—aN ENERGKTIC YOUNG MAN TO that it (the ect) is getting to be » junketing | gress BOErEn Sur Sica rene ONES squadron, such talk seems absurd to us here, ANTED—ONE the fact being that me chips hove left WWeetES uoderisnas ising win 72040 the United States for many years past in which ae. drills aud exercises have been 20 reguler and | WANTED. WOMEN COOK Sg a wares constant as in those in thiscommeand. ¥ We have | Nu seo Rag bree been received everywhere with ced utmost | and. Xitchen Hal eS. ‘Reency, 61g 7that awe courtesy and cordiality, We have been enter- tained Ofticially snd handsomely and the officers AS TEDMTOORG Wh MAN OF ABOUT 18 YEARS of the squadron have endeavored to do what knowlede of eet oe “a was proper in return, but there has been Washington, D.C. NOTHING LIKE JUXKETING, ‘ANTED—A WHITE BOY TO WORK IN ACO WOR: and the drills and exercises have not been in- W ectinery "cata Sea Tan ae ms terfered with ins single instance, To have Wee 2 SGSETS FOR BEY rw, koaueR | WW fe refused the invitations extended by Portu- from Address LITTLE & ‘ECO. On, Sto clare» cn guese, English, French and other officials | ————————————__u——__ ould have been rude, unofiicerlike and should W fins weak acces nrc Tequirea. Bor Sh have brought upon us the censure of the Navy | Star office. department if such action had been known. ANTED—FOUR SALES LADIES AT ESRI. TThe squadron has visited but one place since W GEW's, 1328 7th at. aw. bers pete where ee ig by the —— ANTED—A& Pane MIPDLE-AGED, | SETTLED oa stre' 01 e imagination, accuse: of go- 3 eaty re rea ite ing for a good hme That is Villefranche, sory ss Be B00 Oats nw. between S and 1 four miles from Nice, ‘e went there because = we had failed in every other place to obtain a MAN EXPERIENCED IN permission to land and drill men on shore, to work and bi Satisfactory recommendations Reed apply in the forenoon at 816 Tisteucw. At Sraae e 110 @ st. nw. a tea 4 of Three; must be a Wikteb-nor AT 1316 NEW YORK at wm. or 6 ite FOR_RENT—ROOMS. _ EOE. enlE MISCELLANEOUS Wamp ATS Sorts Reson Roters Fete oe ROOMS. £D a without 3 qo eee ies era aes SERBS $n Kitchen Hands, ae aw. | Fo SEE RICELY FURNISHED. eae (eee nea, Baters | 9 Bs fet cnt rece, Launirese Walter Riteks chen, yreheeban Gis Tt ne CS a om aoe FA Q00D IROXER, peat aa a he ee nd ae mauiiag fo bome, | 3208 RENT: Y month. Steals bee ro wht ay oF eho Se General Housew Small Hap: | B'rent oom: rer uaat Stg0xD-8rORT at ad a mente; without board pmeit private family mod ae piano aa ees. ies a VERY RY STEADY YOUNG MAX, | erate rent. Apply et Lb4t lou nw. r wre a ghatelour a willing ; xelerence fsom a Kass Front hovers ot Berees Boon. oh A STE oe SALE-GENTERMAN'S FINE. sADDLah Ws \RTED—A SITUATION 46 GOOK BY A FIRST: fT. 7 eon ms; $25 and $30 with board. issiaaw Price 216. Avy ot clans Man w ‘usderetunda ita baa 5 NT, N N SOR Sai THE FIXiUKES IN SHOE Siu ean good references, Call oy alien 200 Mate Fuse 2 FURNISHED FRONT, jooniaee FS tikes fee re aE my k ANTED—BY AN EXPERIENCED COOK, A m26-3t ‘ST. GIESLER, Wie in a firet-clase Fam: :nobe bet those will Eicon tat WO, ELEGANT [UNFURNISHED | it SALE — FORTY HORSES, FINE DRIVERS Pe, Tay mond waren seb Will do no washive. | iouse 900 L atu. m36-3t Fe - oe IC oe aoe MAGKATH & RENRELLY si Leseny Stable, 211 lith WAXEERSITCATION GERMAN GTRI- SEA Ee FPecne Fenty, ioe ane kana Beers, | = pork af gd, aia el pair oes SSeicnclorting, =e Second Floor, with bah: house new ed enccerwion FOR Sa eves re COLLIE ures, eo em xy and desirable. Address Box 133, Star office. = aie NOB L MUS te ae noe ss nis 4 nee ‘8 BILD STORE, 317 22 WAStE=BY ‘A WHITE GIRL, A EATON: a8 ae is mo re ‘urse for one Child and PI ai Sewing of Light eee He Avplr st UOe Atha. ww. 25-30 Wikten-wasnse AND IRONING 10 9 bo,AF at Home by an experienced washer woman, or address 1309 15th st. n.w. Withee! Sor SITUATION BY A FIRST begetinm rmd eocenare te 7 vee gre poo ew. Yor! has thirteen years Call or eddress T.. ae ct TNonast, Alo eat 235 NTED—BY A FRENC oH MAID. a PLA ke to Europe; fereiice. st Jetterson Hace. ANTED—A_ REFINED, EDI England Laiy ‘with exscut ve “s Foritiou as Companion of Housekeever fo take entire of household. Au; o atl bility, desires NO FUNNY BUSINESS AT VILLEFRANCHE. ANTI THMEDIATELY AT MET T00- “We had bad weather during our stay—cold, | WW 43,742, 1MME! asa. io, ODE First-class Waist raw and disagreeable—but nothing was allowed | Hund and two Apprentices. m26-3t" to interfere with the work for which we went {pei a eeveady Ie LADIES IN “ART STUDIO® there, awe we ge 700 Gira = pie ir tea oe comer a ten ferent ys, with m excellent El § pig This is more than most of our WEE cine eroey aie, tare, ges bo do on a three years’ cruise. We were at | references aud stating salary expected, Bo: franche seventeen days, Saturdays are always given up to the men for making and We sA BOY oO | ea i ER PRESS. APPLE mending clothes (no drills). Take out the ON, A74 Md. ave. Saturdays and Sundays, four days, remem- WASTED Box TO LEARN THE SIGN PAINT- boring that the weather was ‘bad, and you will Wis D. GOLDSaiTH, Si4 tot Ay with rly see for ourse! 7 @ work was not ‘ED- “ neglected, The only complaints that have wasn a Db MOMAR 70 000 pee! come fgom the other officers of the squadron | laundress and Lave best of references. Call trom 20 have been that they thought the drills ao ae ee Seo exercises were basa’ frequent am ie ee aed Sete get] Wien ae this squadron will do ge work and will rs 424 bthstnw. —___ at turn to the United States in a condition that none need feel ashamed of, 1, personally, have W* iets Nace ittle fondness for society; have no desire to go am into the junketing business; my tant night on | TON'S EMPLOYMENT OEPIGL, 711 Gat bw. shore was spent in Washington, and if every- body connected with the navy will devote as V SESE ae much time and attention to his work as is| sts. n. pply ‘Thursday, given by the officers and men of the squadron STobfo, Gti et and Mamachusette think there will be no just ground for com- ANTED—WAL plaint. Sewers ou Children's Dreses. a a BOHR, 037 F "at. Dew ers, Nuc ED BOY, ABOUT 18, livo néar 10th and wf Dany at SMITIS Tee CANES (OAD. WwW Bbaee Work i in aveily of Se oe referees. it WASTED—PosTTION AS TRAVELING CoM. pauion cr, Governess by huchly recomme tod ats fluently and teaching mauRgeR miueie: would aise sive daily instruction for board nd lodging. X.¥.Z, Star office. mz4-3t' Waster COMPETENT PERSON. _A POST. tion as Maid or Nurse to Grown Chiliren; 8 good seaimstreas; speaks Envlish, French and German : guod ret dress MAL, Staroffice. — mZ4-3t" arFRD-o (OPYING—EITHER LONG HAND OR Typewritiug: also Stenographic Dictation Ww Ada ee ar A SCOTCH tomed to traveling, au Invalid to Care for Dur- ad Summer Months, Address B.C. ANTED — SITUATIONS | FOR COMPETENT White and Maids, Waiters, Nursea, Drivers, Cooks, Stnd} MASS, TT) ‘Porters ¥ Watchmen, Hostlers, Labor- and ‘Kitchen Hands and 10 Gst. nw, ‘others. a: —¥FOR FIRST-CLASS referetce in every case, send to TLLIGENCE OFFICE ana Your order will cr’ be, Aled. zt dispatch. May Building, 7th apd E a.w WANTED—HOUSES & LOTS. Wine Bani TATELY FOR CLI ViFine Building Lot on 16th st | Also a Brick use on or near 14th Kt wt about 85,000. KITTEN: ‘CLIENT: HOUSER GUNNELL, Adams Building, 1335 F ata w. (MPROVED 7th at, Peuna ave. New st, mw, Address BUSINESS mn ls Zw 1419 F st. now. A Train Load of New Cars—Moving the Big Spo Spool. WEarE a —A CLERK FAMILIAR WIIH \HE Weepsion aud Clatin Business: ‘also 8 Youth or Forty-eight bright, new new yellow cars for the ing j,. Mo writes a good plas hutid, to do Coy 7th street cable line have reached this city. | We ANTED-AN EXPULIE NCED SALESMAN IN A The final lot, sixteen in number, arrived this | at KING'S PALACK, 514 71h st nw. m26-2t_ morning on the Baltimore and Ohio road. Wikiton via ta le 812 AnD s14 Wax: ANTED—TO RE suitable for Stric Address Box 693, City WANTED MISCELLANE EOUS | bo i, Whilestie Wines and Li i Pout vais, They vere loaded on flat cars, which were side tracked at the corner of 1st and H streets north- east. A force of men were busy all the morn- ing unloading them, They were run down on inclined tracks from the top of the flat cars fo WANTED-A Goop Pi \ CLERK. AD- dress, stating ome references ses! salary ted, M.H.U., Star "onic W ANTED—YOUNG COLORED, MAN _W. waTTER the main track below, Then they were pushed and Driver; reference required. 630 Penn. ave., along to the tracks of the Columbia Street rail- | shoe store. mZ5-2t' way, where horses were hitched to them and they were taken by way of H street and Masea- chusetts avenue to 7th and down to the power house at the foot of 434 street. The statement that large bodies move pauls holds very true in the case of the great spool around which is wrapped over seventy thousand pounds of wire cable for the new cable road. ‘The contractor who has charge of mo@ng it to the cable house started with his great load from the freight yard on Monday, At noon today the workmen had only been able to get it as far as the corner of 43¢ and F atreets southwest, The plan of moving it on skids bas been abandoned and it is now being rolled over like a huge wheel. A heavy rope with blocks and tackle has been attached to the ST spool and then to io — Ca @ heavy wagon. | “i346 Four stout horses furnis! 6 movin; wer | y 5 and they pull italong little by little. Ite ex- oe ae fall poutiou tet requires ‘word EF; ected that the cable will be at the power house 75 ie ror Srst wouth and better in future if sat- y Saturday. The contractor ia to get $200 ie second for. Apply at soe Pat us g if i — eee reel, but forfeits €500 if he Ww ANTED A ‘GOOD RELIABLE MAN, WHO OAR ——— 300, to ‘travel as a Druininer, ac $00 id DISTRICT GO oer traveling expeuses furuished. ‘Address ox 14%, Star office. Ww ANTED-AT THE CITY INTELLIGENCE OF- fee Every-day Working Bo, Girlie: no waiting tor work orde YOUNG WHITE GIKL OF ‘man preietred) to do General House ‘kins ataly of ‘Two; relereuces required qatr 8 ‘* .W. witer Le Td. mao-22* r ANTED. EXPERIEN D D—A acu “WHO WHITES A GOOD Business Hund. State Sxperieuce and, sal. ary expected. Address Box i tur otiice, m25-2t EI y ANTED—A FIKST-CLASS HOUSE MAN references required? Apply at 1o1y K m24-3t" W ANTED-BRIOK SETTENS, MEN WHO CAN Bet 20,000 Press Brick aI y aud Bet Tem Hehe: ood wages for first-class setters, WASHINGT, YDRAULIC PRESB BKICK CO., Ottice, Kellone Buil Yard, Waterloo station, end of Loug bridge. ERNMENT, BID FOR FURNISHING CEMENT, ‘A bid was opened in the presence of Commus- sioners Hine and Douglass this morning for fur- nishing 875 barrels of Portland cement. The firm of W. ©. Lewis & Co, of 929 F street north- west was the only bidder. Their bid was €2.90 per barrel, The bid was accompanied by a certified check of the Columbia National bank for $100, also stating that not receiving the specifications until 10 o'clock on the 25th they did not have time to get formal surety on the proposal, The bid was accepted, VITAL STATISTICS, ‘The report of Health Officer Townshend for the week ending March 22 shows: Number of deaths, 115; white, 58; colored, 57. Death rate ANTED—A NEAT WHITE ORL GRoIEST: nt preterred) for General Howe Work ieee Family. Address Box 70, Star office, mn Wx: TED—A WOKKING FOREMAN FOR A re turm in V: mended." S27 Mi at WAN EDSA SELTLED WHITE WOMAN 3s Working Houge Keeper; references. Addre 93, Star oftice, m Ww ANTED—DUNDORES EMPLOYMENT BU- Feau, conducted Ly lsdies—Men and Wome: white aud colored, tor al kinds of domestic labor, ad suger With refereuces, inetuuved ty 7UY Lt uw. Mission Wanted, ottice. r yANTED—AN EXPERIENCED CIGAR SALES- per 1,000 per annum: White, 17.7; colored, Ww lan ty sell establisied brands to lucal 37.0. Total population, 23.9. Forty were under | State axe, expertise last employer, sulury or © five years of age, 24 were under one year old CIGAK and 24 over si ears. Thirty of the deaths occurred in hospitals and public institations, The deaths by clisses were as follows: Zymotic, 15; constitutional, 25; local, 58; developmental, 12; violence, 5, The principal causes of death were: Croup, 1; diphtheria, 1; consumption, 16; ervsipelas, 1; typhoid fever, 5; malarial fever, 2; pneumonia, 10; bronchitis, 5. Births re- ported: 12 white males, 24 white femal iz colored males, 14 colored females, Marriages | ¥it*! reported: 30 white, 5 colo colored. HE WAS SA SATISFIED. A Crank Who Was Con Convinced of His De- lusion. “Good morning, Mr. John A. Frank,” said a well-dressed man who entered the sanitary of- fice at police headquarters yesterday, “Take a seat,” said the officer. “I was directed to see you about my affairs,” he said, as he drewa chair close to the officer's desk. “I have an idea that I am acting under @ delusion,” he continued, “and I want to see what you think about it.” JOBBEK, u N —MAN AS AGEN Sates; size as iow; Lew styles; new patterns; ne tory’; Hot goverued by suie pool; cvery sale warraute Prare chunce; permanent busines logue wil convince you acents per mouta, write for exclusive tert 2 es ALPINE SAFE Uc *Ciucipnati, Ohio. ‘DE —LEAKNEKS FOR Carine International ‘Lailor Syste: y ich rule or tape ineasure alone, as all ecie ors cut; patterns and macernds cut sitd mu: uction wiven by Mine. 8. J, MESSER, His ___ WAN’ 'TED-—-HOUSES. wat ANTED—10 BUY—A MODERATE PILCED House on mouthly payments. ddrges PU Mast. ty Ceuwus ofices conuer Sd and’G Cc W382: D-—bY A RESPONSIBLE COUPLE (NO Shildieu) House, furnisued or unfuruiahed, to tuke care of during suinmer tor its use, Uuliuited ref erence. A i C.W.A., Census office, Corner Sd and Gat, ANTED_WE HAVE BONA FIDE IMMEDIATE 2 =. ascen for Four or Five, Good Houses in tat from 0 87,00 mae uodace te L, 180736 F at. now. eS TU RE: aud in a “What is the supposed delusion?” a was Use ever) ellort to wecuce you bpnvt an me > & 4 “I have an idea that I was elected President _mz4-6t “Bot is of the United States. I went to call on Secre- V Want TED—SIX OR SEVEN OM ROUEE, Re . 1 tary Halford, but he was engaged at the time | worth tie mones, PH. not to exceed 63, 500. and I was sent here.” CADY & UU., 520 10th st. uw, mizatie” “Ee certainly think you are acting under a de- lusion,” the sunitary officer told him, Then that satisfies me,” sad the man, “I bid you good~ “Hold on,” said the sanitary officer. “I want to talk to you. What is your name?” «James Bell,” was his response, “Where is your home?” “Wherever I hang my hat.” He then said that his home was in Ohio. He left there a year ago and reached Richmond, Va., last October. oyster dredger and finally he reached Balti- more about a month ago. He was locked up as crank and was held to be such a person by Dr. Bayne. Beil said he had friends i in Philadelphia and he was sent to that city this afternoon. we A Farewell to Their Pastor. Rev. J. H. Daily, who has served Asbury M.E. church for three years, left today for the new charge in West Virginia to which he was as- TANTED—-A 1 HUKOUGHI PONSIBLE Party Desires to Lease u Good House containing 10 of 1% rooms tors Dome; rent must be re. bi end igoativn cent tral, Address, WANTED WE DESIRE FOR TmbiATe clients 2 Modern, Weil-built Brick Houses, cou- talping Irom 3 to iv rooms; jucuted north of Let. and west of 10th at, 2B. Ww. :t0 cet respectively $7,000 and $1,000, ALBEL mb22-1m wes ‘TED—TO PURCHASE A SMALL HOME OF Tak & are one adn the fren Lesa Plats; oma or near railrosd itor epee eoet ure price ana tera Bos 16, Star oftice location, mz0-2 M) Houses to reut trou 223 30 $73 yer mouth. as we really cannot supply the demands for salne W inne pega tude w ‘on us within the inat two weeks. miss lin ANTED-T WILL PAY CASH FOR A HOUSE either the parnuers ¢ or northeast, contain! from’ to 10 rouma, Must be s bargain. ress O. Box 316. tin” WANTED—ROOMS. WANTED.4 Li LADY WOULD LIKE TO HIRE A one No. 2. for a few mouths trom a bee vate party, Address TAPEWKITEK, Dtar office, o_o ) REVISING LT ST. NW, ELEGANTLY FUie Patiors and Bed Rooms cua za 2d floors: Bue location; f Fee TR'SH SPANIEL FIN be seen at 438 New Jersey ave.s¢ im: Fitna ish bac 6 edger Bans - ‘im room | Frossai SALE 3 SOILED AND SECOND-RAND C. Ane ‘and department. ‘pos Sets New and Second-hand Harness 442 cu mno0-3t Govered aw pe, that mut be guts ton aud Harness, 2 JOR RENT—GOOD CATION: CENTRAL wit Grocery and Deli} acons, OR RENT—GOOL = aan sn Frocery aud Delivery ar W. Feuavens “498 See oome; folding ® mirrored bed sou }0u SALE—TWENTV@\ lelivered at Utii-st wta a SN GIBBS, Me Vernon, Va TOR SALE-OWING 20 at LEAVING Mi ERENT — FURNISHED ROOMS. “SECOND desire to weil my Dark are: 4 yeare large closeta; bath. “Ap “Apply 1610 133th st. nw. preted FE old, eae stusle or doutie | ver: n cE POR RENT-LIGHT, PLEASANT, heels ne wip' sound ava doliet eas if Sopued proctor in New, Modern Convenienced, Cen- = oot Ys ieert, eid House at reasonabie Apply to DR. oo ne. ode Lata 700 G st. "nw. por rer tone ee _m25-2t Second story Bont, Bvroutk ag east and south ex] Fe pod a FA HOTEL BUS OK COACH. WITH iahed with doliug joree, and. Martoees all tommetey wre ned with dcltog bed | tee ant Hart iiete, with oF Without; 1n firet~class comaition to besold f or wanted beg baneain, KEV SEK & OMELM, ___ Cor. 14th and D stan. Fees —BLACK HOSE, SPLE fast, seven years old, warranted Harvess, &o. Can be seen at OOC bet. H wud L. 13th and Tath ste hw, ra SALE-PHAETON BUGGY, @50 Robe ana \ 55, rile, 83. Apply OF P Le aw was SOE SALE—A GOOD FikET-CLAW # IMPROVED Fire-provt Sate; has rouud coruers and tuaide bo. TTA: Gund as new. (Cheap for cant, oF tue t sary,” Address Box 166. 5) a JOK SALE—A FINE Bar HOKSE, ONLY LiGdT Years old, in geod condition, Fot full particulars inquire at 1514 7th st. a. yt bE ‘ EE LARGE ELI-FURNISHED LOOity TWO ON KEE! of front, communicating ; ote om thitd Goor: house new acd bandsme, Price Bioderate. Address 1310 Qs. ow, Re tC anENT"SOUTH | FRONT ROOM. Take closet whished $1, Rens Perfect repair; {ui or I ousekecpiux ; private family. St 3% S H BOARD IN PRIVATE FAM cuiy Farnioined hese wor Frout Koom smdow. 1311 11th JOR RENT—1HREE NICELY FUR SHE] ED SEC- ond-story Roos: new house; bay Window; south- ern mm oxvaenre: near the pension oifice, 203 G's ‘st b.w, KOOMS, FIRST FLOOR, COR- entrance; with porch, bathand | 7 A BEAUTIFUL, “rman PIANG; Inquire at 2 Nat. we 1 of brilliant tone and easy action, wed omy three month y MTHOMSON'S MUsIe SOUTH 1, Agency Famous Shoutuger Paton, ‘ubgie or communicating, with Pret: Clape Board at wicilevate rates, oue square frou herdie ead cars, 21 Hist. 5-50" {OR SALE—LADY'S COMPLETE DRIVING OUT- fit, counting uf Hatideos re Cart, plattorm, vt) YOR RENT—1331 | nm = RW. SOUT aaa EX: | *Prings, vo horse ce Gentie Mare, 6 years Ure, In & quiet home, One Single and Oue Buite | OM: Set Harness Phaeton lusigy. Sold of Kooms; moderate terais to those likely to be per- | Sevarste at a bang : uf coutinued 1 bealth manent; board 11 eurbborhood, o-Bt* Of ow ise dett ata ‘ould ‘at stabie 1004 15th 6 now, rapa Nt—FURNISHED — TO ADULTS, BY family of two, several Second: kept house ; pleasantly located; Keeping allowed; references, Georgetown, aud feudare over Vements; male by reliabie maker and Bew One, Will be sold at Leif of orkeinal Apply stable adjoming resid V. weet, FOR REN I—THE ern ED 00Ns OF ja me 1 Diet nea, UabY housekeering;, Po) WOK SALE—A BEAUTIFUL TMiLE UNinoN pete F% prt Fate, Fowulag jrice 83k» ca be bust maitre | RO RENT — FOUR ED | wo caab. AL GL. WILD & BUD. 7 Beat Boor (parlor to Ltcheuy for adults ony; a 24 Piusual opportunity; references required: 61'F st EVEAROLD "CR HOksE and Phaeton; cheap tor cash. Lu quire por RENT—HANDSOMELY FULNISHED SUITE of Kooms, siugly ur together, with first-class table board in private iamily; references excl Rhode Islnd avi FeEe RENT-WELL-FURNISHED LOOMS, wit \* 1017 14th st, sujuimimg the Hamilton KIA ies On enay toriis; AG, 100 Jobs to select fre paling, pelnting end trimmitar ne atiy dowe F: BOR 3 eonketow oa SALE — PIANOS Sauare in id orc Mat, -, ghoae, ~ MODEL house; private famiye ou, Sterling Organ, OR REN1—THREE APARIMENT :WOAND Bown ree Toons en suite ; private beth mea closet, ele- 4a antly iurnished. At the WUUDMUAL, 2r, {su and lows circle. 124 . ANTED—WE POSITIVELY GUARANTEE TO sell yous Clear Mavaia Rey West Cigar for So. straight—seconds. That $1 boxo! 50 “at SICKEL'S old stand, 1011 Pennsylvant q WANTED 00 ON AN IMPROV: 2D FaRM Gmiles out, 6 per cent iuterest and » piberal Commission will "be paid. Adiress FRU KM, tar vttice, Ww “ANTED—TO BORROW $5,500 FOR THREE H Five Years, 6 per cent; loan secured by impro property Worth 811.000; Culumbia ‘litle Co.'s a stract, “L. 8, LIPSCOMB, 1307 F st. W ANTED—*HOPKIN’S PLAT BOOK.” MU: 3 cheap; state Where it can be seen’ and lowest pnie TE, staroffice. mZ6-St* Addivss KEAL EST ANTED-KIGHT AWAY—A GOOD SQUARE Fiauo tor Cash ; state muke, &c, aud lowest quick cua price, BQLAE FLANU, Box 117, Bear otice: bt ENGINE FOR SAWING order: 8 or 10 horse CARTER, you aud D sts. sw. mzo-Jt* ERSONS LOOKING FOR HAND- some Two-story and Buseuent House for = home to look at, 1194220 st uw.; for price and terms apply to owner ED J. HANNAN, S17 Lith wt aaEED IT KNOwN— HENSON, CAR- Peuter, Bualder ond Starrbutider O13 Bik ae ‘B.e., Kuarantess substantial work in House Kepairs and Kewodeling, Viaus, Specifications and bide turn ished; pays personal at ention, WANED. PARLOR, FURNITURE, oEHOL: stered Mattrexses made over; work done in # neat re Bout, sold and exchanged, at. Uw. “mn0-18t ANTE DAL, DESIRING | CABINET PHOTOS, dozen, any style, children included. STA GALbian 450 Venuryivauia ave. Sittings made from 8 until 6, M mbli-dm W ANTED—H. BAUM ¥ a ie HIGHEST CASH y Yricos for Furniture, Carpets. Sesther Beds, iit Storage on tore Fixtures. Eni usebolds a reasonable terma, ‘Addrom $14 mb22 D—TO BUY FOR CASH HOUSEHOLD Stocks of Merchandise, is, Jews Iry, &e. ; ail u T ANTE! Wiad tice Furniture: such us Groc: ries, Dry G Sctions confidential, “Adaress ALBEit1, 408 10th at, m20-1w NTED—FAIR CASH VALUE PAID FOR Householi and Office Furniture of Every De- scription: also Cary ets, ato: show Cases, &ec. Address or call, A.C. ¥ ULL VALUE GIVEN, ew old Square Pian in exchenge an Butadpun’ trileirr, clascsereae ethene FOR RENT_F ‘LATS. —6 4-ROOM FLATS ON POTOM __F. G. SMITH, 1225 Pa, ave. Georgetown, to Colored Lenauts at$8 and 9 per SAHTES MALES AND FEMALES en, & Fishes, Globes 7th st. n.w., 2d and 3d floors st $30 and $20 per , & MCLEKAN, 1008 ¥ st. uw. Fe SALE—A STHiF CAB right Piano, only used 3 mont PELAUEEES i & CONLIFF, *. 14 Lith wt INS 1X byt ARE PIANOS €9 and 810 ya) weute: amrae dis: count tor cash. |G. i Wis Bion, 7th iw, OR RENT—HALP_ OFA mS STORE WI MeCanerty, 1009 G si QOK RENT—1141 71 a “STW, STORE A ‘D ¥ Dwelng or store only; all modern improvem eute for uurivaied Arauich * ‘boo oS Apply to GRO. C, BERGLING, 1318 F st.u.w. , ma od _ ri )OR RED “DESIRABLE BRICK ‘OK SALE—THE * INE ke t—THAT ty Store sud Dwelling, is cone ae cellar, ¢. =e imps, For weruie apply to “mz5-3t" - or avoids all bo loss of tue, no handing of tu and price list. b. BALLAUF. Aw COUNTRY REAL OK “SALE — AT HYATISVI room Cottage, Lot Gux2s0, gd fruit Sew in bearing #2. - HCLALION, B 7th st. n.w., 8 quires uo boiler yenm Ve attendance; mantels’ rooms, alate “mod. EVE, L009 7 st nw, DESIRABLE STORES AND CELLAR, teu, 1827 and 1329 14th st. a.w., at reduced raten Appiy i GC HOLAZMAN. Luis and Fats uw. mis-Lit FOR RENT—STABLES. JOR B THREE-STORY BKICK STABLE iy Temperance alley between 9th and 10th and and. E sts.; entrance on Det. eccommogaticn for Binetzen horses, HOS. BOSSELL, 113 Pa uve, m16-100° —_—_—__ Os __FOR RENT—OFFICES. ESTATE r= SALE— REW COTTAGE AT WOUDSIDE, A newstation on Met. Brauch 43, ahd O. ratlrosd; half mille beyond “silver Spring." 7 ULitul Cottare, Just completed, located at the corner of “Second aveuue” ana A street te OLy two minutes’ walk to the station. It is Goihic iu prio Sf architecture and c-ntaius about Y roomein ail I Fe. REN’ = DESIKALLE OFFIC} ROOMS with shade trees planted and steam best aud elevator Lenman weal Jeeirabie, Building, 1420 N.Y. ave. aT COUMBE. —————— mis-lin 1425 N.Y. ave. m26-4t * Bote 2 wo Pa ave, ____ MONEY TO L LOAN. | Joou sate ~e COUNTRY HOME. A fpro LoaN—byY Fisu & MILLGR 1213 F ST.— St; TRE LOVELIES( SPOT OF ALL We bave in cash on hand $1,000, #1 Is near Highland station, ou B. nd 0. Fai on. 82,000 we desire to joam for 3 oF unore years ‘tae Dwelling, containing about ten eeut on city property. rr of excellent water at ; barn, n house, servants’ dwelling, scores of or. Eatmental shade aud fruit trem, aude perfect tore choicest selection of flowerme xhrubs, Vines, There are 434 acres of excellent law pueadow, Lalance, » romantic spot of woudland, with Jaree spring of “Spa Water.” Also & bever-Taillug oe 500, $300, 22.000, vu city real estate, — rer Xe. aes x m24-L0t om mi¥- Lin V yANTED—UMBRELLAS AND PAKASOLS RE- paired and Covered by C. LEFEVRE, st. u.w., bet G aud bi. Wane D—BY FISH & MID. Money to Juvest on Real ke District of Coluu.bia._ We hav: Sinall lomus of trom #500 to $5,000, which re could suiely place at © per ceut per annum, siuall savings are invited to cal, Furnished £26- 1m" W ED-STFAM CARPET CLEANING A’ Renovating | Works: Heathers icenovaied; i tremses Mad ; FUruItUTe Steamed and “Moths Destroyed. FAL TOUNGS, 1d0e Fa uve. ‘Telephone Wax ANTEDTTRY SCKIBNER. BEST ss Goods, 20c. per pound. Cooking, 17e. pox pound, Warrenied nse td oer stron (ike Raster, deca) tor one month. ge i ted. m't take any tis “Just as, her's" or “all the sate thine Dut get te best which is for aale only by WM. CLIBNER, & Center Market Miadi LOST AND FOUND. ny To LOAN oa CITY REAL ES- | stream of purest water ruuutng throw tue eutice ty church. $10,000 fate Apply to W. W. property. Ceuster caw ouilding, This is the most desirable Country House for sale E PER CENT Oo} within 10 miles ‘of theeity at the pris onek bu :| Mi To LAS, ATF tance 2he miles trom the city, on Bi eusburg ike. aoe tate Cre ee Uris phn lE . Price €6,500. Basy terms.” Tits lect a Thekronb, Apply to . a. NG milo-4t NEY TO LOAN IN LARGE AND SMALL 5 Sp suproved real, eatate security of. band 6 par te. i LEIPOLD, |W Tear drive way ; two sq “ubis- dan S.w. cor, 15th and F sts, gaer ou premises, S Biadensburg road, ONEY To LO. ON HEAL ESTATE, PLOMPT | SCKULS. attention to ail apy JOR SALE—TAKOMA, NEW SIX-ROOM HOUSE, yar pouitey house and stds, iruit, shede, water, one-third acre euciused ruseetaion Apri 1. “COOKE Dy LUCKET I, 05 Fat, or CRMSTEDT & BRADLEY, m15-1m Bt ONEYTO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE = LOWEST Fates Of interest, ob other approved security, O03. G. HEASED & Gye Bankers retuw, bp YOU WAN® MONEW?—@10 =I $100 TO LoaN at Low Interest on Furniture, Pianos, Horses, Waxous, Household Goods or otuer personal property: payable it weekly or jana inom resi ubberty. Box ot Star ottce. mislin 0 LOAN IMMLDIATELY—€30,000-1N SUMS to suit, irom $1,000 upward, cu kuod Neal Ketate sae ACALE & GAD>BY ony e SW stable, earth use, QOK RENT—-A Kooms with 30 the cit iar v1 JOR Sai BEAU pPGLLY S11. ied ucer Brightwood sod proposed Rock Creek Park; few minutes’ walk of streetcars. Will sell whole NTRY RESIDENCE OF TEN res of Ground, Iq miles from > bog Virxima; €20 per mouth A — 4 m15-3im Payments; no re T -rovm House each, ig antles from city, gettade tor dairy of arden fartuing; @20 per month. T—ON TUFSDAY MORNING ‘A FOINTER Dos, liver colored with spotted breast; uauie of Owuer on collar; auswers to ui re Moe TO LOAN—81,700, #3.200, 84,500 Other Suius ov linproved ‘City Heal Estate ot uo Fer Cent, cun arrange for 5 percent loans, GEO. F 3.2, CLEMENTS, 1321 F et. now T—at BKOCKVILL] TELY padiie & bi tk ates ward if returued to LUUts JOHNSON: 708° Cats GKALAM, 131 F st depot: trai ied House, within three winuses uf = | ok 10 LOAN IN SUMS TO BUTT dress box 143, Kockville, Mut. m24-3t —— —MONDAY, FLOWER GOLD PIN © per cent, on ue wreurst = SALE-ORARNIING ODENTRE-GOME DEAE wiond in center! Finder please return to 15) PRANK d-iaw Linus, 190s yo gr ty a yp St awe £26 Lhe Arlington Fire ius, Co.'s on sade, all outbuildings, choice fruit of every variety; O33 MORNING OF ROTH INSTANT IN GOING | JQEAL STATE INVESTARNI—SA¥E aS U. 8 | Neil Syruie aud ruts sires, 10 acres oF morm = au $a 4rst.+ Atuod'e. a ee Scales, Suitatie tevard | Five percent, Payable quarter. Insumsof 61,000, | nist "COOKE D. LUCKETT, 935 F st. ou return to MMe. SMALL, 1513 Madison st.n.w.1t" $8.000—50 by. Pps SALE 10 ACKES OF LAVEL LAND, ie MILE O>T—LAST NIGHT, HANDSOME BLACK LACE from Chain Bridwe, on public foad; 3 miles trou Scari, golue trou Oth dow New dork ave aud bey —— aebiueton: would take poultt) or warty far: ot Astute Natiutial Iheater, “Return to 1100 eee io” ony THos. E waccaman, | Suburbat hime fu i receive reward. 2 OST—MONDAY MORNING, MARCH 24, PAIR OF Lookispectuea cn te ove bee uaned Spectax Gth sts. we. or s.C. uve. to Bund 10th sts. ae, Finder please re~ nd receive turn to store corner 1Uth and B sts. s.¢, anc liberal reward. Lostsance 23—SMALL ee itch, Suitable reward if returned sLaw. See ae! Peagiie t Be agond AND } HITE; ; wuswes 7 Fit aaberal ewend te 10F socom wo ors aves mZ5-2t* —_————————— ___ PERSONAL REFINED GENTLEMAN WOULD LIKE TO ravany of 8 Youn | iwcem of Are bguete reterred. "Addseae 1 iso: NOONE EL DENCE, ‘OHS: YOU WILL BREAK YOUR FATHEWS heart, Come home or le. hin kuow yous ad- oe niz4-; UL TIRETORQINCTMERcguatse. | 1% Pod rh a Business Mau ot Shy havewerious iuteutions need apply; Pelercuces te: red. Address IDA, star office. meat" signed at the recent conference in Frederick, ANTED—BY A GENIL: MAN, A GOOD KooM much against the wishes of his ec ~ prone snr u in & private nl ES particulary here, who petitioned to have him returned. <7 ROOM AND BOARD FO! aan About a hundred members of the reform club, | WWANLD TRUM AND BOARD FORA aes @2 organization organized in the cl burch tol Hill preferred. Address J.G., Star office. last evening, called at the house last evening | - and surprised Rev. Mr. Daily and his wife, to QNTED — FUBNIGHED ROOMS—2D STORY whom they presented a purse of over eighty me as venient tw patent weman dollars and other valuable gifts, —— Annual Encampment, G.A.R. "Bath, second The G.A.R. encampment transportation com- mata ate.; mittee of the District have secured beadquar- WwW ANTED—A METHODIST rt N TLEMAR manen ters at the Hotel Vendome for the annual en- ont ® Furvished a oders: 1 Grete, for Buses ME HODIST Feat tuode 135. lim pa ad campment, to be held in May. Shrtetinn Hows te must be in te square WANTED—OFFICES. ——— $ickcae Pacific thoy statement cen Gross earnings, ent system, increase, $216,115; net earnings, $571,513; ~ crease, $8,921, Expenses in $208,694, ‘The net earnings for Jan and February W eet Pe Ey ‘Prem semi dat door, beter — 74 from the te. and Ga bays same q i iestate as. Reliatie arailroad fromthe Junction to “Biltmore,” ‘Bor ir, bier Since Senet eed eerie a road com; 15,000. After hi has been built WANTED—LOTS. the road will be torn up. It will be used only —FoR to carry heavy timbers and stone to the site. Wires ae success Departed et ex fenseee Ma- ; those ie co., hone and Senator beagrmie tos fete tan im ‘ot b.w Done 6 eee ere Rees ae = = ling interest of the stock im the Norfolk and Western railroad, CE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS bintin a Ivy Institute, E st oor, 8 wand K sts. bw, 40 LUAN iN BUMS FROM @500 UPWARD, Al 5 AND 6 PER CENT, on BEAL ESTATE LN THIS DISTRICT. iE—A NEW HOUSE, Soong tos ot 1x10 feet, with apple, yeas puens RO, HOLTZMAN, nag Rye gs Qo a Corner 10th and ¥ sta nw. | Church'has 1,200 inhabitants, te riuciyally eovcemaycut Ww: EUHAVE, MONEY 10 LUAN AT ALL TiMeg | Cle Slerks,and 9 churches. house 3 minutes 4 om past of- abd Bo \o prepare delay beyond, Have, to prspee Paperwit | NOR THMUE of KJ; MORTHADE, Nails Charts Ver cgay is good, REBLE, DAVIN ® UO. yer , ONEY 10 LOAN AT LOWEST ATES Os AP. ee SALE-SMALL FARM PARTLY IN aus Iimite 12 roved Security. ee wOULts & te Kockvilie, | 12hg nso ale ane Spice, tn wuss so oat polis Tes isSoses meee velapted 4 i een eat ve Mstatmea pa ‘with or = witkons = ——e DbLbLe, Da * oo. isle rs fe meurance. 4 eee 10 pti or ora _m22-6E : yeaa. Fr BMLTH © BON, Lee Fe ALE-COUNTRY PROPERTIES 4 < Mens TO LOAN IN SUMS ae is om a culty. engl Nah oy o a oh Nite, foot A prey PoCULLINARE & CO, ouy Fai nw. oom 1010 F st. uw. ow Se = DOWMENT, LIFE AND iONTINE POLICIES OK 8; ACKES OF SS LABG! k bought st bigest, cual, Loaus i Di ‘water, &c., frou 000. meat, allwithin four min LUE, BLAC! ne VIOT SUITS Be to order only ath on eo uty. euaranteed. oe as SEMI FUN Baltimore, TIME. WE WILL P N& 18, a — AY Ke d ares cr call st JUSIE'S OLD eTAND, oni * ime HOTELS. £EBBITT HOUSE WASHINGTON, D.C, BON. S07 ¥ st. nw. gor TO LOAN tion. nO. B HANG, Viena, Pairiax Fairfax Gon Vac mise OEY 10 LOAN rate BALE—OK EXCHANGE FOR ee PROP- = curity. BGS FOX Pprtiy rs! ew eas oa Pesene Gleu, Ma Fuome, ‘beyouated at reasonable terms, : Brigit) ‘nol-Gus* tks a AD} SALE—SIX-BOO euy sus Cor et good water terest, Covtawe, fine sbaue In lowest weourity. atin spring, BS eran cony. hy MERSECLDS OEY TO LOA S REAL ESLATE ‘Ok FIRST- ENT" WOODLEY" CON WOUDLER EE OR RENT—“WOODLEY"—ON WOODLEY LANE ‘clase wecurit ut lowest rates of interest ;movelay Fe Purniched on aecetuenr est Rates. WASH'N Ew ‘or BSE Sia oeas aod'fetnt 0 inureersno ignore ¥ =k ivaLie svenue. 1s19G st. here the any: Toad, will be rented paruly a weeny (ONC. GREEN, 303 7th ot. nw. _ | sousble terns to cvod ao TO LOAN ON KEAL ESTATE AT LOW- ape Successor toDANENHOWER & BON. Thisre. BOARDING. iG See ACCOMMODATED ey 8T., best: Pear Tarergrinscer eee te ermine “payne ‘THE CONCORD HARNESS. LUTZ & BRO,