Evening Star Newspaper, March 28, 1890, Page 2

ALWAYS IN ;THE LEAD. Some of the Features of Tomorrow's Mammoth Paper. Tux Stan will appear tomorrow iu tweive- page form, as is usual on Saturday. The read- fing population of Washington realize what ‘this means to them, for they know Tux Stax of @id and they know what it is, They know that when they have a twelve-page Sraz they have all the news of interest from every part of the world up to the very last moment before it goesto press, In addition they have placed before them column after colnmn of inter- @ting reading matter on topics so Bumerous and so diversified thatfevery taste fe sure to be suited. Tuz Stan is always fg valuable newspaper, the Saturday's edition is especially valuable and tomorrow's paper will be better than the best. The peculiarly close relation that Tux Sram bears to the people of this city bas long been clearly recognized. It enters into a larger proportion of the homes of the city in which it is published than does any other paper in the country, and it is to be found by almost every fireside. There is scarcely an intelligent and educated family in Washington that does not recognize m Tue Bran an ally and friend. It certainly deserves this popularity or it never would heve acquired it Tue Sram is essentially a newspaper. All news of local or general interest receive rte full share of at- tention. Everything is treated fairly and im- partially aud nothing is slighted. A complete system of telegraphic communication, two Bews associations, special correspoudents at important points and s complete and able corps of local news gatherers enable Tue Stan to give its readers the very best of service. To- morrow’s paper, in addition to being a com- plete record of the world’s doings for a day, will be supplied with a large number of special articles on subjects of general interest to its readers, Watch for the paper tomorrow and see if it does not satisfy all your claims and needs, The following areafewof the special articles prepared for Saturday: AROUND THE HOUSE (illustrated). Interesting glimpses in odd corners about the Capitol. RAILROAD CROSSINGS (Illustrated). Evils which Washington is trying to remedy. SENATORS’ FAMILIES (Illustrated). Ladies who grace some of the pleasant homes at the capital, BOXING IN THE WEST (lIilustrated). Corbett’s discourse on the manly art and its devotees. WHOSE WAS THE HAND (Illustrated). Another installment of Miss Braddon’s power- fal novel. IN TROPICAL CLIMEs. Country life in the United States of Colom- bia. By Fannie B. Ward. AMERICAN WARWICKS. Some of them in the Senate and House of Representatives, THE WANTS OF WOMEN. Advice for securing health and beauty. Shirley Dare. ATTRACTIVE HOMES. Easter offerings combined with some taste- ful implements of industry. THE SOLDIER BOYS. Gen. Ordway’s plan for the National Guard camp. NEW YORK NOTES. What is going on at the great metropolis. REAL ESTATE MATTERS. ‘The growing interests of the national capital. pier ae cae wares By If WILL COST FOUR MILLION. Advice of Postmaster General Wana- maker to the Post Office Clerks. Postmaster General Wanamaker recently re- ceived a letter from the president of an asso- ciation of post office clerks stating that it was understood that he was of the opinion that it ‘Was not wise at this time to urge upon Congress the passage of all the measures now pending for the relief and benefit of clerks in post @ffices, The writer stated that the clerks would be glad to co-operate in any action which might be considered forthe best interest of the service. An estimate had been prepared at the depart- ment of the amount of money that would be involved if these measures became laws and in his reply Mr. Wanamaker gave these figures: He stated that the bill fixing eight hours as a day's work for clerks in post offices would en- ta:l an estimated increase of postal oa amounting to about 82.375,000; Pinat the bill al- lowing the clerks fifteen duys’ leave each year with pay would cost about $519,157, while the re; estimated increase for the employ- ment of additional clerks, increases of sularies, &c., was $1,040,000. a total increase of nearly $4,000,000, or over 60 per cent more than the present appropriation of #€6,550,000. Under these circumstances it did not seem to be wise for the clerks to press the passage of all these measures at one and the same time. ‘What the Driver Did. G. W. Stein, who isa driver for Havenner’s bakery, writes to Taz Star that Mr, Schneider erred im saying that one of his drivers, on leav- ing him during the recent trouble, went around With one of Havenner’s drivers to sell Haven- ner’s bread to Schneider's customers. Mr. Stein says the driver in question was his brother, aud, living on his route, simpiy rode about with him for pastime. a They Want Reform. ‘The Reform Club, which has been organized among the membersof Asbury M.E. Church, held its first public meeting last night at Cen- tral M.E. Church, on Sta street between M and N streets northwest. Miss Sarah Tyler, by direction of the president, read the paper set- forth the of the organization. object of the club, as stated, is to assist in certain changes which the members needed in the mangement of the af- eburch and Sunday school A was ee to invite the new next meeting. hes indicating that co le dis- among the members with anagement of the affairs of the i f i i & F 5 The Washington Grain Exchange. ‘The Washington Grain Exchange has filed S certificate of incorporation, naming James L. Barbour, BR. J. Earnshaw,Jas. M. Hoge, William & Hoge, B E. Hendrickson, D. G. Mohler, G. A. Myers, Robinson Loving, C. F. Wilkins, H. L. Wilkins, T. W. McKnew, z a tae B. B. Earnshaw, A. B t B Daish. W. B. Davis, W. “F: towett, We Danenhower, Joho dE. W. eager oe Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been issued by the peck veal spend nd States puted Re Lilse agt. ‘foday "Teens “ag cat gue Seoreaniey Ley SOCIAL MATTERS, Dinner to President an@ Cabinet—Per- sonal Mention. Secretary and Mrs: Noble entettained the President and Mrs. Harrison, the Vice Presi- devt and Mrs. Morton and the members of the cabinet at dinner lastevening. The decora- tions of the table were pink ays maiden- hair ferns, The other gues! besides those named were Secretar; and sie. Windom, Secretary Proctor, the Pos r General and Mrs. Wanamaker, the Attorney General and Mrs. Miller, Secretary and Mrs. Rusk, the —- the House and Mrs, Reed and Miss ‘garet Halsted. Mrs. Hearst received a large number of call- ers yesterday, the spring ram that fell after 4 o'clock seeming not to deter visitors from igrom going out to pay their party obligations. received in the beautiful music room weed in @ reception dress of red and black brocade and black lace, assisted by Miss Florence Bayard, Miss Hillyer of San Francisco and Mise Bowles of California, who is also a guest of this most hospitable house. The drawing rooms are not yet completed, but the large square ante- —« to the music an and the dark oaken ining room gave more than ample es for the callera, Besides the large es bso room down stairs was thrown open and in it was laid a table spread with every rare dainty. ‘The center Piece was an oval mound of jonquils, Cham- pague punch was served from a ‘cas table by the attentive men in charge of the refresh- ments, Mrs, Howard G. White was also receiving party calls yesterday atternoon after her recent very elaborate entertainments. She received in a beautiful Marguerite dress of white satin embroidered in silver and a with « chate- laine pocket of Lhe low bodice was edged rah rich ad she wore a knot of Parma violets in her c » Miss Sherrill and Miss Mullan presided at the table in the dining room aud poured tea and chocolate, and there was also a bowl of punch. Mrs. Edward McCauley and the Misses Preston assisted the hostess in the drawing room. The amateur theatricals that were given at the National Rifles’ Armory last evening for the benefit of the Emergency Hospital at- tracted a large and fashionable attendance, There were three one-act ¢: diettas, two in English and one in French, and between the first and second play Miss Nellie Hunt sang de- lightfully, responding to two encores, The two racters necessary for the Production of ‘Plot. . for Plot” were taken by Mr. Jno. Cropper and Miss Berry. In “Old Love Letters,” when the two long- separated lovers fell into each others arms the “quick curtain” that should have fallen refused to move and the two actors stood m full view for several moments in rather an embarrassing sitaation. Mr. Cropper, Mrs, Howe and Mr. Selfridge took the characters, ‘Les Jurons de Cadillac” was presented by Miss Berry and Mr. Lemaistro, The Vice President and Mrs, Morton came in from the dinner ‘gs 5 diy See- retary Noble's in time to see # it play. Others present in the crowded hall were Capt. and Mrs. James Parker, Commander Bainbridge- Hoff, Mr. Walter V. R. Berry. Col N. L. An- derson, Dr. and Mrs. Kindleberger, Mra. Queen, Miss Blackburn, Col, Bliss, Mr. Mark Fisher, Dr. «nd Mrs. Guzman, Mrs. Cropper, Misa Biddle, Miss Florence Bayard, Mrs. Stewart, Miss Aldrich, the Misses Preston, Col, Ernst, Miss Ernst, Mrs. Foster, Lieut. and Mrs. Clover, Mrs. J. K. Warren, Miss Cresson, Prof. and Mrs, Cabell, Mr. Pickering Dodge, Mrs, Lyman Tiffany, the Misses Tiffany, Mr. Edward McCauley, Mr. and Mrs. L. Z. Leiter, Mr. Harry Reynolds and Mr. and Mrs, Carroll. Representative Wallace and wife have left the city for their home in Massachusetts, to be absent until April 15. Mr. and Mrs. A. Birkenwald have returned from their bridal tour and will be pleased to seo their friends at 3103 Prospect avenue, Georgetown, Mrs. Hicks will not be at home on Saturdays until after Easter, Mr. and Mre, George P. Gardner of Boston are the — of Gen. and Mrs. Cutter, 1515 Massachusetts avenue, The ladies who assisted at the late fair of Nelson division, No. Uniform Rank Knights of Pythias, were bes mely entertained last night in the armory, corner 7th and L streets, with dancing an "a ban uet. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs, J. W. Hardell, tah 3 a, ins Of Washington division, No. 1, Lieut wo of Columbia division, No. 3, and wife, Col, G. J. L. Foxwell, Lieut, J. H. Mills, iets and Mrs. A. C. Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. N. Bunch, Mise Hester Duuzhton, Miss L.R. King, Mrs, J. L King, Miss Amelia Fisher, Miss Mars- den, Miss 8. Cridler, Mixes Marian Harper, Misa Nellie Adams, Miss Lilie Adams, Miss kK. Adame, Mrs. Thos, Adams, Mrs, W. 8. Griffith, Mr, Wm. E. Terry and lady, Mr. BR. Whiting, R. C, Hardell, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Lauxman, Mr. aud Mrs. John Minnis, Mr. J. W. Thorp, Mr. and Mra, H. A. Marr, Miss Amelia Waterholter, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Crown, Miss Hutchins, Mr. Keunedy, Miss Nettie Carry, Mr. 8, D. Lewis, Mrs. Hudson, Lieut. Ed, Huell of Washington division, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Danghton, Emma Cox, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Hail, Miss Katie Hall, Miss Pruett, Miss Johnson, Mr. Pruett, Mr. Lipscomb and W. C. Newton. The com- mittee of — ements consisted of J. H. Mills, J. W. i, N. Bunch, A. Lauxman and W. 8. ‘Grimeh. The meeting of the French class which was to have taken place at Senator J. P. Jones to- morrow evening has been postponed uatil the 18th of April. The reception given in the honor of the Pan- American delegates last evening by the mem- bers of the Woman's National Press Associa- tion at Willard’s was br oa attended. Col, M. M. Parker presented the guests to Mrs, M. D. Lincoln, president of the association. H. N. Ralston read a poem of welcome and essays were read by Minister Caamane and Delegate Carlo M. Silva, and Gen. Mexia of Mexico made a short speech. During the evening the Pastime Club of f of fifteen pieces ren- dered several selections and Mile. Decca sang. Among the Cages were Minister Romero, Gen. Niecanar Bolet Paraza, Jose 8. Decoud. Jero- imo Zelaya, Gen. Enrique A. Mexia. Minister jose M. Caamano, Carlos M. Silva, Senor Juan Francisco Velarde, resident minister from Bolivia; Senor Antonio Echeverria, secre- tary of legation of Ecuador; Delegate Rengifo, Delegates Fiallas and Villafranca, Senor Sunti- banez, Secre' Monegas, Hon. Morris M. Estee, Hon. mens Studebaker and Mrs. Studebaker, Win E. Curtis, Lieut, remy Mr. and Mrs. E. W. P. Smith, ex-Senator Davis, Hon. Wm. H., Trescott, Mr. Jefferson Coolidge, Secretary Trescott, Commissioner Douglass, Prof. Cabell, Mrs, Halsey, Mra. Representative Ourn, Mrs. J, C, Burrows, Mrs, W. W. Moses, Mrs, Judge Wright, Mr. and Mra. George Cool- idge, Pret. Kirk, Mr. and Mrs. J.D. Lincoln, Col. M. M, Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Trowbridge, Mr. and Mra. Davenport and Mesdames Mo! King, Hart, Crandall, Lockwood, rv, Chale and Noble. A supper was anh ul .—_____—— THE DIVIDED RECHABITES, Another Grand Tent Organized at Last Night’s Meeting. The trouble in the camp of the Rechabites mentioned in last night's Stan still continues, Efforts have been made to come to some satis- factory conclusion, but without success. Yes- terday the grand secretary, L. H. Patterson, called a meeting for last night in the hall of the order, corner 434 street and Pennsylvania avenue, and in his call announced that the action of the high chief ruler in hold- ing a meeting Wednesday evening was illegal. Cammack Tent was using the hall last night for its regular meeting, and the Patterson meeting adjourned to the Knights of Labor hall on Missouri avenue. Grand Tent degrees were conferred upon the new repre- sentatives and reports were received and referred to appropriate The election of officers tesulted as follows: W. J. Waodford, Webb, past grand chief ruler; B. 8. grand chief ruler, B.C. Lucas grand deputy Fuler; L. w. Allen, ; A Me rast fala lecturer, and Julian L. ee re} seutative. Grand Chief E. 7m announced the following of officers: Past Grand Chief Raler Ji H, Loveless ef a; i Fs* tty H i g : i SHOOTING MG StAms. It takes a hero 0 call that man o liar who tells him he possesses virtues which he is quite sare he does not ‘The “fish row” of ‘poliay tones the shad roe of commerce, Dr. ‘Talmage says ‘18 is possible for an edi- tor to become # Christian,” but it is hardly Possible for » Christian to become an editor. “What kind of a statue is that of Jackson in La Fayette Park?” asked « stranger of an old lady in Anacostia, who was posted. “Oh.” was the confident reply, “it is an equine statue, and it was made in somebody's mills, I disromember just whose.” “Oh, we had such a nice walk this after- noon,” she said, exuberantly. “Who was the man?” he inquired signif- cantly. “Who said it was a man?” she replied, beg- ging the question, “Well,” he continued, politely, ‘who was the dude?” NATURE AND CUSTOM, ‘The April fool will soon be here As custom has decreed him, But nature's forestalled custom and We really do not need him, “You can’t eat your dinner and have it too,” said the sympathetic steward to the seasick pas- senger. New York landlords should remove their flats to France where there are two million house- holds in which there is notachild, - Awife will carry a scuttle of coal up three flights of stairs to hear her husband on the third floor tell her he loves her. A contractor refused to build a house in » swampy lot on sanitary grounds, and the court decided that aswampy lot was not sanitary grounds, and compelled him to put it up. x ‘What will starve a passion will fatten a senti- ment, Old Lady: “Great Snakes, what do you sup- pose Miss Finkin martied that homely maa tor"? Old Gent: course,” “Because he asked her to, of ‘There's a royal highness about some ‘Amerie can hotel bills that makes even a merchant prince scringe when he pulls his pocket book, Mathematics and society do not agree in New York, for there are not five hundred thousand 400s in Mr. Astor's two hundred million dollars, ————- ee —______ MR. HEWETT IN NEW YORK, He Will Attend the Meeting There of | dt the Atlantic Association, President Walter Hewett of the local base ball club has gone to New York to attend a meeting of the Atlantic Association to be held there this afternoon at 4 o'clock. A large amount of business is on hand to be disposed of—first, the adoption of a schedule, the appointment of four umpires and several other details, Mr. Hewett will make a strong effort to induce the asso- ciation to open the championship season early, about the 20th of April, as the major leagues do, instead of waiting until the Ist of May or thereabouts. He is likely to be treated with extreme consideration by the association, for Washington is by far the strongest city in the circuit and was a great accession. The Richmond club, the same that beat Bal- timore yesterday, will probably play here April 14and 15, ‘The Detroit team haa de- cided not to come and so no games will be played here on Tuesday and Wednesday of next week. The men had a Siginste game yes- terday and will continue the work teday and tomorrow morning im order to get into some sort of shape for the game with Rochester to- morrow, which will be called at Capi- tol Park at 4:15 o'clock. O'Brien is on his way from northern New York, and Gleason, who is in St. Louis, has been tel- egraphed by Manager Sullivan to report at once if he wants to play ball bere, pacaa aoe ling was done on the new roe and the work will be con- fined to-day ——.—_ The Case of Commander Coghlan. Commander Joseph B, Coghlan of the navy was recently ordered before a court-martial for trial on charges of conduct unbecoming an officer anda gentleman in having written a newspaper erticle criticising and ridiculing the administration of naval affairs, When the case wascailed the accused plead not guilty and the civilian witnesses by whom it was expected to prove the authorship of the newspaper ar- ticle refused to testify and the court was pow- erless in the matter, While the law gives army courts-martial the same eapeete4 over civilian witnesses as is civil courts there is nothing in the law compelling the attendance of civilian witnesses at naval courts-martial. The record in the Coghlan case has not yet been received at the Navy Department, but in view of the absence of proof there is no doubt of his —e. In anticipation of that result Com- mander Coghlan has written to the Secretary of the Navy requesting that he be restored to the command of the Mohican, The request is not likely to be granted. Sending Lobsters to Texas. A messenger of the United States Fish Com- mission leaves New York today by steamer for Galveston with eight hundred lobsters, which are to be planted off the Galveston breakwater. Nearly half are females, carrying each several thousand fertilized eggs attached to their swimmeretts, Should the lobsters reach their destination safely this ex) iment will deter- mine whether they will ‘ive in gulf waters. ‘The commissioner is now gee bh of good re- sults, but the possibility of ing the lobster to the food resources of that region is a matter of such importance as to warrant this attempt at Foreign Notes of Interest. The emperor has decorated Count Herbert Bismarck with the collar and order of Hohen- zollern, Wilhelm Irmacher. saloon keeper and social- ist of = has been sentenced to a year's im- prisonment for the emperor a in an election speec! The pice emperor’s order that army offi- cers should treat privates with less severity came none too soon, seeing on twenty-four soldiers killed themselves in the month of Jan- uary because of the cruelty of their superiors, The American ship Glendon is ashore and total wreck at Yokohama, Japan. The Glen- don left New York on November 20, consigned to Yokohama, ee received in Paris state that there has been further fighting in Beery & The latest skirmish took at Kotonon the troops the natives, distressing acci- dents in the neighborhood of Bald Eagie, about twelve miles sbove Lynchburg, Va., on James orp Satie HE tH Fetztly i aundrese: and E2thwt, | TOR’ i EMPLOY ERT reich, 711 Gat {OH SALE_WILE Bi SOLD ATA BARGAL Fine Top Bugyy and Ladies’ Village Cart, both by Wik ED-BRICK SETTENA, MEN WHO CAN | boat, makers and'weady nw cunt be bold this week, Bato rps Brick aly and Set Them might, | Avply Private Stable 1UU4 Tith at u.w. good ‘wayes fur Hrwt-cings setters : eet i LEMESS MINCE CO, Omics, Kollon POR, SALEELNGANT EXTENSION-TOP BUR- Building. Yard, Waterioo tation, end THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1890. --HELP. WANTED—SITUATIONS FOR RENT—ROOMS. _| COUNTRY _REAL _ESTATS ‘Ciltien sev pme tes —S—S——_—_— ANTE: TENCE! Le ee Ws p_BY EXPER! D FRENCH CHEF, 1 ane JUARTERS — 3 ) ESS aes ater Fate | ANTEDS pars DICK's AGE iia ease at 1s tune ne ite mos-e0 Rie | Wingtanr Sat nwiae TOS as fereuces. wing @ Sees | eS We = EERSTE oa abe Serer umes : Wal vere. Ser told ict 5 Sa se a Hotel oe oe Zunitor ota Build: ora ani, i ae St | te mebearte gue 708 det awe Before 10 i ct aes ew Hesiae Sha ber Maids WASTERBY AN AN HONEST, merges we Rh i Agency, 019 7th et mw. or Hotel oran Atieudani tom leman ped ms raveling: Teferencen, Address’ a MoE et ue iTED—A COMRETENT. Stat TN A FAM ry oie. V,of Three; no ‘8 com rs WASTED—BY YOUN vi bp taken north for the amt the suminer. Apply iy ater Spat been septa sad pone iis fa also a Wa BLACKSMITH Fa: Manes ln ‘W—ELEGANTL} suitable for age? Boom, Boor: private faa Sosrd it s toma eer | 5S m2s- RENT—BEAUTI BRI a Me; oe yy ‘ iGHT, ee kvo! ~4 ay RENT—1925 G ST. N.W., PLEASANT Rooms, with or without i home Fy pate oe w Athietic atagil Tan On RENT roomie; front and ‘beck; shevee alcove; rei cheap for summer, mZd-2t' k RENT_—3 UNFURNISHED ROOMS. FIRST floor, housekeeping with pew range, i ath om waube Moot. Terue 813 per month) iis Vasanen > ARES Bk asl ’ y 639 New Kor! os ree expericuce. fey WASTED-T WO ae “ep Sr ba BZ Noid teens Wartiis SITUATION AS COOK Bi clase Man who thoroughly anders god Calor 409 New nw, RENT—1506 H ST. XW. Sy — horeham, Havdsomely Furnished Rooms, singie and en suite, Table Board in the Wane? ai —_ Prcarions Fos. QOMPETERT Drivers, Cooke, Porters Yeatchiadn, op, Hostitrn Labor: EDA nines Waitt? oR Staknaie any Coca wnet-or FANTEDn eee fecore AND pee reas." Apply at S14 ¥ at. nwt wet 4 (CKRET WRITER. sos 2th st.1 cuny AN TELLIGENES OEFICE ah Ye Jaen cet be Bed with Giepatcn. Building, 7thand Enw ARTED-EABY FOR A LIGHT FogiTION FOR ANTED — EMPLOYERS—FOR FIRST-CLASS ment FS BENT 715 1 10Te St. ¥.W. HANDSOMELY Second Floors, en faltocr singles te Teference. mzs-s OR RENT—TWO LARGE CONNECTING UNFUR- : all modern improve- to permanent tenant 929 i a_i _ m2s-3t* FS. RENT — NEWLY FURNISHED | FRONT large an: ims ots Shis saminer, in any busivesa, Weekly salury 8. am, manager, PBR we? Is ANTED—& BESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL 70 01 family of syste tet nw eee Wee Boy i AT FF DROOP'S. 025 O25 PENS. = of references reqi SOME yoRLacuoRY “wo at Arliugton Hotel. at Aptis YOUNG OOLORED OMAR TO Astiat in General House Work, Washing and Irou- reference requii Apply at 507 6th st.n.w. 1t* TED — GOOD RELIABLE oman aa Chaiaver Maid tt £21 Kets imu have reference. pty pia RESPECT PECTABLE COLORED GIRL TO aah ani Call, with erence, 837 2 EB: cs ARTED—A JOB 505 B at ae Wetabar Law WANTED--HOUSES. \y ANTE] ad AM ‘ABOUT * TO ISSUE MY Ni Witleci eit Sal's dteaated gene, tho Bouse or tot iorsale ft rll fo to Four interest to ‘have mnie wulletDs > vip D. STONE, Real Estate Axei Moor st aw. WEES TO PENT 7 oe, EITHER MT, Sa rueeet or Le Droit Address Pe ol my Waar n igermbagre ed HOUSE F FOR x = few months. fen; rept moderate. Address HHH Star office, WASTED =A FURNISHED HOUSE 1 FOR TWO eae months from April 1; do bot require linen oF ail = “PARTIE {HAVING HOUSES Wie: re Good Tevants and Prompt Cok lections aud Hetares, by Placing Their Property with pairs, insurance and other incidents! matters must huve 5 Ver; anus be ma ce Tak ae TY! ESS to THE VATENTEE PuR £0 Building. me; WANS iba ate WOMAN FO! OaRERAL rela ing to tee manairement prompuly attended to with: | § Tequired, Apply after 6:30 o'clock at 523 Tash | cite is ud aatnaen Cor 19it'and Hts uw, ‘ED—HOUSES TO a a WEA ARE’ HAVING plications tor Houses to Rent Ware ANTED—A YOUNG MAN IN WANT OF A come oes in # Hotel; long hours and light waxes, oF f the city; pls J " Address HOTEL, star office. ya aati ry ofort 10 ‘segare you ea tpeee nante, 0 Teel WRTaD—1 Goon BAMBER APPLY AT a RL AS ANTED-A THOROUGHLY _ RESPONSIBLE ANTED—AN EXPERIEKCED nti Chamber Maid «1 Small Family; nochildren. marae Was TED-STOUT WHITE BOY bed UNDER- wi — ate, ‘87 pel Pease au ‘O j Sood A ween 5 anc m., 3322 stuw,. noo s i aeg Cag i Mi eee Anz gree Fert, Milk and Drive gon. Ae rly for tared da ‘days t0 man on Wagon at Go ae! Sts, Dw. at 9 a.m. 2 7-3t* Desires to Louse a Guod House containing 10 or 12 rooms tora home; reut must be and location central, Address, stating full varggularn P.O, Box 3 ue. ANTED—WE DESIRE FOR TDA ms ‘cliente 2 Moder, Well-bailt Brick. fe ‘con. taining from & to 10 rooms; located north Pate west of 8k. DW. : 40 cost, reupecti¥el aud i se omaey Fe im F at ANTED—TO PURCHASE A ne HOME OF it General Housework for a Apply 403 7th st. n.w. prthers 8 ms i! u jburban ‘ANTED—& THOROUGHLY WELTABLE WOMAN | tue croums im, one of th a preterred; state, locstions ins Private the pare price and terms to Box 16, Star office. ANTED-BY FISH & MILLE! wo really ony gee supely ibe den e really canuot si 2 demas Bavebee ma made i ia ‘m20-2w 213 FST. Sia ter came wition, OD Us Within the last two weeks. [aud ‘Teforences will be to. aw. ee ney i it FIRST.CLASS COOK AND LAU iress in a Stall Private Fumily; city reference. Apply to 145 Conn. ave, ; no other heed come, W ieee TO COOK, WASH AND IRON for small family ; must be wood, cook and laun- have best of references, Call after 4 o’cloc 00 Oth st. new, m2 ANTED—A YOUNG WHITE GIKL THAT unders: Sewiux ons sewing Muchin x WwW NTED-I WILL PAY GASH FOR A HOUSE in either the northwest or northeast, containing from U tu 10 rouma ‘Must be # bargain.” Address 316, jal4-Sm * WANTED—ROO MS. nap prefer 1009 G st. n. 7 WARIED = GIRL Fou HOUSE Wit ard ET COUPLE, ironing. berween Pa aye. and 14th wt., cor. on kin w. ANTE > core PERIENCED CAN VASSERS (Ludies preferred, to represent 4 new aud piss iigitt city; Li ‘commission. eh st. mew. : fi BAND AND WIFE, star off = WANTED—LOTS. ANTED- THREE BY EXPERIENCED PANTALOON ANTED—BY FisH & MILLE) R, ws Makers to work iu shop. | Appi at once fry ae) A Building Lot, 17 to 20 LUCAS, formerly with G, Roch, 128 F st, ue. m27-2° NTED—A FIRST-CLASS “DARBER. APPLY — Fok INVESTMENT— DESIRABLE the northwest costing fron 96,500; those having oid frames preferre; 4. F GILBE atigil NewYorkave. VANteD — WHITE UAND COLO! = aoe Seametre ftelien, Parlor and Ladi rouse House. Kitch an Maids and others ‘with ‘reicreuce,- BUMNEASES, 1110 G st. nw. m26-3t* WASTED AN ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN TO Ee Route; references required. Ad- ANEED- FOR CASH, GOOD BUILDING LOTS, wortheust and northwest, Price must be Address 0, Box 316. pie FORREST TWO LARGE ALKY ROOMS 3 z FR NT wa overlooking beautiful park: month, 423-4th stn. eee Bost, .W., OPPOSITE THE Furnished Kooms ‘with, Board: Teferei yon iE RENT—TWO UNFURNISHED Soar ae 3d floor; water om premises: splendid location; Inquire in store 714 K stn. Pg RENT-TWwo UNFURNISHED ROOMS “IN Fe yw Brick, 406 Mass. ave. mae FE BENT — TWO LANGE AND ONE SMALL Communicating Room, siugly or eu suite, 2d Sd floor, furnished or unfarnished; rent wesderate: Feferences. 1309 14th st. nw. 8-20" FoR RENT-ONE 08 TWO VERY ATTRACTIVE Furnished Rooms, with modern convenieuces, nice new, neat brick house, facing south and central; breakfast if desired; reference. YOU Let n.w. 1t* VOR RENT—TWO LARGE WELL- FURNISHED F aries on the third floor; mod. i a8 fap MoU, OF will Feut ‘board it dow Pes ih ete, rent ing m2s-3i" Fe RE NT TwO LARGE FURNISHED KOOMS qn suiteor single; with or without board. 1008 a OR RENT. C ST, N.W.. SEHREE OK tn Kooms, Furnished or Unfurnished, wi th oF without Communicating Rooms, — large losets, “tay window, alcove. also Teo Piesoant Booms on same floor. 1516 Q st. nw. ae RENT—FOUR CR LANGE ¢ with «us, housekeeping. pris? VOR KENT — FU Front Room, bay window, cars; strictly private family; gentlemen preferred; Teferences required. 908 O si. L.w. m27-3t* ‘T1701 P ST. NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE, ed Kooms witli Board at summer prices, 2k RENT — TWO LARGE COMMUNICATING shed kooms: private family ; referen: jerate; 925 12th st.n. FoRney ‘TIN A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, rage Aap hed Second-story Rooms, sing! ER fulte; howe comforts; reserencesexchanind. at nw. R RENT—1320 9TH ST. N.W, THREE COM- municatiug Unturuished Front Kooms on second r. with electric tas lighting; Light housekeeping jowed; no children. \T—WITH BOARD ONLY, NICE ROOM ed oF uufurnished: most central: board on | SEBS at818 per mouth, 815 12th st. aw. m7" RK RENT—1340 Q 8 W., NEATLY FUR- Bished or Unfuruisued itooms on first, second or {hind oors, en suite or single, Summer prices. Gen- tlemen preferred. m27-3t" JOR RENT—THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS, floor; heat, ras and bath; pares without children; ference required. 1207 4th st. u.w. HR RENT—TWO NICELY FU! ESISHED DOM suitable fora Doctor or @ Dentist’s U1 rr Gat. nw. ene Fe }OR RENT—TWO LARGE NICELY FURNISHED Communicating Rooms; Front Varlor Hall Room ; also Two Unfurnished Comm Hoous; rent Tasunabl ¢. 303 14th st. nw, m26-3t" Fe, ‘RENT—A VERY LARGE SECOND-STORY Front Koom; well furnished; modern, jmprove- ments; without private family: mod- erate reut. Apply at Ti Ten stnw. m26-3st* UTIEK, star office, \NTED—LADY AGENTS sl EW RUBBER Undergarment, udisy speuse bie. lades: free, Address LEELA CO. 210 Clark's IRD MED ATE LY AT MME. TOU- LOT LES, 1400 al vt u.w., one First-clige Waist Hyud and two Apprentices. ‘TED—COOK8, CHAMBER saTDE, 'T- - Nerses, es Sim and Dairy Hands, ull kinds at MuDDLES RK SALE—“A1" BEVELED BIL TED TABL Face ism Without cloth “Adres BILLIARD: a, Bea JOR SALE-PACKING BOXTS, ALL SIZES = wire Basement, PALAIS ROYAL, cor. Pa, ave. Frey tnide te order Uy reliable bus little worn; 8 Good Gentle Family or Business ‘Horse and a ED-AT THE CITY IN ENCE OF- hee a "Good topons for rare “A Tt" 'TELLIG! OF- fice Every-day Working bed imenyes ney Men, a and or residence 1301 K at. lop tpegtet ay R_BALE—BARGAINS, cre ‘sod Psu. we prepare 7.500 Batopilan Bisst’ Mortgage Bonds, 6 per of Long bi Seid separate at a Good selling. Apply Stal DUNDORE"' IN’ BI $8500 Shares Century Icé Machine Stock. MVE co Ge cemaae wens | fog Sie Pu grr Cray tect ‘hit i 108 in ‘omipany wed statue with Pelepetoen: Mewoved io 70 LaC aw. | on Fucumatic Gus Cntriers Shek aol deg NTEDIAN EX) EXPERIENCED | COAR BALES man 1418 New York ave = BALE—A GOOD FIRS1-CLASS IMPROV! on State age, separ, Cy won captors a (ay! yt ‘com> Fire-provf Safe; has round corners and inside bol mgsion wanted." Adaress Cludit JOBURIL, SHAS | work. pond anew.’ Cheap for casi or time if mreses e. 22-8t Addres« Box 160, Star office. m28-2t NTED—DRENS MAKING—LEAKNEKS FOR if. Christuer’s International ‘Lalor Syste: sca SALE-ONE SIDE-BAR, BUGGY AND ONE Brews! der. Inquirest WM. THE SECOND FLOOR A SUITE ‘Rooms at Summer Prices: Tw 25 and 430 with board. 1439 ec aw, Fe RENT-TWO ELEGANT UNFURNISHED €12 month. mee Rooms, heat aud . house S08 Latnw. Fee RENT-TO GENTL GENTLEMEN, IN A STRICTLY Private Family, ¢ Rooms on eoond Flooe with betes beet nen ena everything homelike and desirable," Address Box 133, Star office, m26-1 ik RENT—1345 L ST. N.W., ELEGANTLY Fated Paricts sea Bet Boon pg PS 1c location summer rates, m26-3t" R RENT—LARGE FRONT ROOM—SMALLER Koons sith Beard #5.2 in room: 1 io room $16: ay = Sue aa oi, 34 Fem ates aA Sea JOR RENT—Daupy ty ir) en ACK. stay be ral a % Fe RENT—A GOOD Fi FARM for sale or rent, wan address OBA, iM SEAR T ie Hana ae cnr bites suates Patan mmery, 6 daily trains, O00 wera incon Stone we Mausion. 6 te oe ting ‘shade and “333 en Aiso fue ‘ealech Gown Country Seats eaeice and Ree mY BP, % to 38 D Ole N ELS CTRS DAD at'a bargais pbs cated abd cau ® front on wide aveuue. - vi Eg. B COTTRELL, Auply.to 1415 Now York ave Fe SALE-A BEAUTIFUL TRACT OF 10 ACRES Miles From This City, near Chain Bridge; woats make exceilent carden or poultry farm or sa: Durban home for one = 2 business at oy must be wuld; Peice, $70 per acre. terms, one-bal Lalance om sony tormua” JAMS SCLIN Sa Pat ae sat Fo": SALE-AT HYATISV erin, Apply to m28-31 Toad station, @ Beautiful Lor Fe, SALE—\-ACKE LoTs, utes" walk from railrowd Opposite Carroll Chapel, ance wontiy, number D. STONE, Sui F. st. nw {OK SALE — DiSIRABLE COTTAGE, E Eight rooms cellar, best location iu Hyattsville, station ; cheap; ouly to NOS-RESLDEN 1, 7 JOR SALE FARMS IN MARYLAND, ViuG@i Nia, Fk bame, Law cash or easy North Carolina, tracts or M og W ineral and timber i -ROOM BOL furnace, well, ¢rove, on bill land to suit, 24> by owner "Monthly SALISBURY, Vieuun, Pa: TED—TO BUY POUR To TEN ACKES, UN- miproved oF with rom house; neat raltrosd luiles of Washington, ° Add: KG) staroffice n JOK SALE—A PARTY OMNING THI v Acres of Land in the newly di a Mpbeapaess delt in Florida desires to ell tue sane Jor the purpose vi Feluvestinent. Apply tur ome weeny ° AB. star office, AttENTiON, - INVESTORS! OPTION FOR SHORT ‘Time on S4 Acres Kock Cieek Property; borders two Foads. five uiuutes' waik from Beiglitwood. 8 tiou will be take in Goluiubus Park be sold i HUKoi RAMP ‘EJLSteie oa room Cottage, Lot 6UxZ50, Due wat Dbuildmg, fruit trees in bearing; 82,800." W. H CLAYION, B F= sALE— NEW COTTAGE AT We aay ged A newstation on Met. Branch i and O. railroad; half male = oud “Silver Spring.” Thi a Cottage, Just Sompleted, located at the coruer of “Second nveuue™ aia A stort, ts outs two minutes’ walk to the station. 1¢ ie Gothic in style of architecture and coutams ut ¥ rooms in all Well of purest water at the door, Lot 150x200; oruatiental shade trees planted and finely ; location Ligh, bealthful and desirabie, r Frice rk sigs — 4. V. XN. BUYCK, _m26-4t 200 Pa eve. UK SALE— UNTRY HO! ME. E LON ELIEBE SPOT OF ALI. Ta near iiwhtad piation. on B. und O. ealirond. & splendid Cottave Dwelling. contaiuing about teu WELL of excelleut water at the dour; barn, Une, werVablts’ dwelling, scores of or- hametital shade aud fvust trees, aind a perfect lores of choicest, selection of flowormg abrubs, pisnts end vines. There are 43g acrex of exoelleut iabd, mostly in lweadow, balance romantic spot uf woodland, with lance spring of “Spa Water.” Also & pever-faillig stream of water cunning through the entire vroperty. This is the most desirable Country House forsale within 10 milion of the « he isice aabed | Dis- ensure Fi ae HUYCK, 1505 Pa, ave. JOR SALE—TAKOMA, NEW SIX-LOOM HOUSE; FB stable, carriaxe house, poultry house aud yen ruit, shade, water, ome- closed ones om Apedl 1. COUBE D. Tere sis Fes, Fe" SALE OR EXCHANGE—A eerie aud reap” ; lot 16x120 feet; with apple, Church, Ve. bale a NEW HOUSE; Boe. Address LL. Roath THUY oF 1 id: NOMTHE! CP, Walls Church, Ve: F" SaLE-aAT Ane =" gg $ IN THE corporate Bock vi 12h and well 000, DEEBLE, Dav. 3 0. 1 i310 Fs Fat ‘near three of cars and mh26-3t* st Dw, F 1 RENT—GOOD LOCATION, CENTBAL, WITH- in two blocks of Baltimore and Potomac rt very Pleasant Rooms; folding murrored beds; south- emu gupowure; Festaurants adjacent; 99 E at iw. m2 {OR RENT — FURNISHED ROOMS, SECOND E y windows: large closets. Ses mbes ROR RENT—WELL-FURNISHED KOOMS, WITH doard. 1017 14th st, adjoining the Hamilton m20-27 NT—THREE APARTMENTS OF 1WOAND three rooms en suite ; private bath and dhuset:: ele- keptly furniaied, At the WOODMON, Or, Agen ywa circle, 124- in fine 2 with ary inch rule or tape mesuure alone. ae all wcien: | WaLiEwe GUN, L4th and Dete ewe miZB-Bt FOR RENT—FLATS. and i Hon maven by Muse. BJ. MESSEN, 153 RB BALE—A RICE SOFA BED, PRICE 86; 256 ik KENT—64-ROOM FLATS ON POTOMAC ST. ae 6 Kitchen Stove, $6; 4 a4 burner Vapor Stove. $10. Apply Bid ‘Stara aud ao res ee ie ave,me. 725 7th st. n.w., 2d and 34 floors at #30 and #20 WANTED_ HOUSES & LOTS. PSE, SALE NEWFOUNDLAND DOG. LARGE, month... eS a eee and aflectionate; thoroushbred. Price rea-oluble. Address Box 84; Hivertom Var 27 St 7OR YS ag 25 reba BOILER AND SIX- Wit: -IMMEDIATELY FOR CLIENTS—A uilding Lot on 16th st Also s Brick House ou oF pear 14th nt. at about 86,000. KITTLN- HOUSE & GUNNELL, Agaws Building, 1335 F st.u.w. FOR _RENT--STORES. been put in first-class mee ot order br Fors Murra} wuire of EKG | J{OR RENT—HALF OF oA SEORE WITH Mus. ANTED— BUSINESS PROPERTY: IMPROVED | & MURRAY. W. E. SEBREE. ue je Pitcttes, 1009 G st. n.w. m26-3t" Xora me maeaopoyens Winin (im Sees ore tee ‘OR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL Ul UPRIGHT, PIANO: POR RENT—1141_ 7TH 81 BW. Se AN tice, rovemen : a m1S-2W_ | seneral order: seunrantee wiven Son ot Apply to GEO. C. BERG! 3 und cover witu it A suap EXCHANGE, 013 Pa are. 7OR SALE — A NICE TONED SQUARE PIANO Ei NTLE: Ist | Bfor Beringer for $75. including stool and cover, Wan D-A GENTLEMAN, AND, WIFE, Wisit 85. perm THE PIANO RECHARGE, mer fF ite uses go children; ood referchegs, “Ad- ae ‘ave. Sen Bear oftice + ro R SALE—A bigeye "Fatonr CABI- ASTED—TO, BUY A COUPELET Fok root Piano, ued “but “3 months." aaperb 0 kood running condi nen . reas BARGAIN, Star fees Anoet upake ont cn elvan cos et $00, can cat Bo bout if taken at once for oul TOR, BRENT —DESIRABLE 8T¢ STOR ft reduced reten ie HOLTEMAS, 1 Fat.uw. aad SALE—COUNTRY PROPERTIES A SPi> Suburban Oountry ——_ ee ait Chun 5 oe Room 7, 1010 F etemw. mdm (OR | SALE—SIX-ROOM HOUSE, LARGE Lot, good water Fi stable, Gon Var tad seta ‘OB SALE—OK & EXCHANGE FOR ciry PROP. Sais, Row Hotel si F shade, spring, &c. ‘Temas onaps 4k MERLE CKD, 1419 G at. ab Pas eee ; Snes Sere Cog? LOL BLL a 6. frame the my aud 2 ees Te SFas _£22-3m RoR OB SALE_—ON METN. BRAK Lory ‘and Goi ye track muby Sua COUKE D, *itckern, 935 F st {OR RENT—THE HYATT Mareiox ari uvarTs ville; large grounds: direc a onpertte sae Mitre BON Ep a MONEY TO LOAN, 10 LOAN—BY FISH & MILLAR. 113 F ¢ st.= pao LY = We bave in cash on baud 1,000, €1,500 and €2, 000 we desire to loan for 3 or more yoars at 6 cent on city property. 5: m24-10t___222 Cat, nw., opp. drimity church FOR RENT—OFFICES. Fo RENT—OFFICE ROOMS AT 934 TWO a sitinwies gira communicating : will rent or or ty ie, a ch, both large room and t = good condition BLD. P ‘tie HIGDON & Hlabon, oA ne rags | must sell; a rare chance, See it a HE PIANO TS *OR KEN’ es OFFICE HOOMS, WITH Lebrojt Buildang. #6 | CHANGE, S13 Ps. 'ave, ESS ST mez Fisca TEBE aud levator: wervice, ae ‘be Lumen ANTED—TO BUY Go0D mi USIC 1 a SALE — STOCK OF AN ESTABLISHED | Building, 1475 N.¥. ave, opines at A Good MUBIG BOX TUBE, | Farecncy Store in nocthwent, Geing coset bareaes, 35 Ns ave, ie - mi ae | Siac hcieeraee ear ee eae — Westen ct = HORSE TO, REEF, KEEPING ee a —_= PERSONAL unMer jorder | JOR SALE—A No. 1 END SPRING BUGGY, 830; box Price's Lave ‘vary a ihe a Sth at aw fae 7 forth €100.. Also Two Side Bar Bu reat y ovxe MAN DESIRES THE ACQUAINTANCE Broo le ee cheery - at KOCKWELL' any! _ Yue Young tar office. W taining, 7Ay WOULD ee EE a YOR SALE—A FINE BARGATS_RORFROOD UP. Pian HL ROGERS) FORMERLY OF GHICAGO, TLL vata parte” Abirese © ER, Star office, | 4, Tight Piano. in wood ae ‘ecat for the Chleago (a0) ia Kalvay Comaay. 2030 and ¥10 per month until tate st., Chicago, JUARANTEE TO ‘Stool and Scart included. van 7 A beautiful Rosewood se te, iE eon” Ris Sind $150; Avante sve. £25-Sm | PES On iaeah de down aa mand ro bores are he wee NAN IMPROVED FARM THE kiosk EXCHANGER, we S mee oats ra sont jateren pitts Fag | _m os ee ANTED—“'HOPEIN'S PLA’ se Ry ee ag wee Weseeen anc anaes See pees rane LOOKING FOR HA! crear eye il BOOK;" MUST BE BEET Ones. 1 In SHOE STORE eh ‘st. Must be sold this week. No reason- Eu aac ane Inquire at 1024 7th st. GUST. GIESLER, Eater ALE — FORTY HORSES, FINE DEIVERS, me, F Puppicetion sever rgsnats Bre OrCe, aan | Bours. See ho aieniov mie ak 2 ease SALE 23. ILED AND SECOND HAND CAB- beentewand ‘Hafness, aw Wit W, aaxeost cae ues = tere ets | arses abucoe eee ma | : ; Plans Speci and bids a grocery abana Wagons ot W. F. GEYEI'S. "456 BUY mice epee WENTY GALLONGOF D. en meogieaun | Qe SALE? SaIEe N. GIBBS, MC Vernon, Va of <son GhLE=A-BELUTIVGL, OFEEGET PawG: eect ae iccrote tote ta FILL SOME KIND PERSON LOAN A GENTLE- man, holding good 1 poss sme Gress GOOD SECURITY: Star oftoe. mera COMI, SERVICE, EXAMINATION QUESTIONS and Ans ‘Send 1 Cs "3. W, FLAN, ea. Ivy Institat m17-1n* tour, ty aud L3 he eto BLACK =D SRO CHEVIOT SUITS pie $13; ate conti wusranteed ny a0. 5 WEAPOKTH & Eons . = 17 N. Pace st.,Baltimore, br ey Fagare DETECTIVE AGENCY rey at. ead trek ober ees, ae iar Wak TIME. WE W AY *! NYE. 18, ve for Fie ‘ILL PAY ae call at JUbIL's OLD STAND, ae LOST AND FOUND. Lite DT -ARTER FO WEDNESDAY, tt with, told HING, Duress kag: axa "Peitne or 1206 G st. n.w. = es oe ae MARCH A 8) LS eo chate iv LARGE Hy NEW- Leas ty evinces ieeares ra pacee eas [acirinrs in ga ONRY TO LOAN AT FIVE PER CENT OM Ai Ab ved Keal Estate prov varity. ute & Bpeciaity. TILEn & RUTECKFOLD, mL20-im* 1807 F sto ‘ONEY TO LOAN IN LARGE Seyret ba sums ‘ob approved real as pet it, charges mu i . LEW “mbis-la Siw. cor. Lith and F ste nw. REAL ESTATE, PROMPE attention ty all tious, SWOURMBILUT & BRADLEY, m15-1m 27 Fat j ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE AT LOWEST security, Fen, ‘ONEY TO LOAN moras Per cent, FRANK T. KAWLINGS, 1 The Avlingtou Fire ins, Gore otra) EAL ESTATE INVESTMENT—SAFe as U. @ Bive percent. Qi . Insums of $1,000, 3,000 2,000, On Real Estate 1,000 4 500" min THOR E WAGGAMAN. Mis Sckh Fnow e800 vrwann, arb Ann —_ CENT, REAL ESTATE IN THIS kh, 0. KOLMTZMAM Comer iGth wad Fete hw. no Ww LOAN aT ALL Time We Baye, MONEY 30, Loa s X mt eae he 13519 Fat uw. J ONEY TO LOAN AT LOWaNT MATEs On ar Broved emounte & ea taeeen Co, of “a = iPad Won a Pal Bae