Evening Star Newspaper, April 2, 1890, Page 2

2 SOCIAL MATTERS. Some Elegant Dinner Parties Last Evening—Persoaal Mention. The President and Mrs. Harrison will give s divner party to twenty tonight in the private dining room of the Executive Mansion. - Secretary end Mrs, Windom entertained Sen- Stor and Mrs. Morrill, Senator and Mrs, Mc- Millan. Mrs. Merriam, wife uf the governor of Minnesota; Mr. and Mra. A. Graham Bell, Col. F ~ and Mrs. Charles and Mrs. Henry G. Davis and . Pollok at dinner last evening. of the International American Conference gave a dinner at his residence last night in honor of Gen. Soto, the president of Coata Kies. The house was tastefully decked for the occasion with flowers, flags and bunting in the national colors. The guests were Minister Romero, Delegate Aragon of Costa Rica, Min- ister Zegarra, Minister Hurtado, Minister Velarde, Delegate Mendonca, Delegate Decoud and Mr. John B. Henderson. The invitations are out for the state dinner in honor of the justices of the Supreme Court, which will be given on the evening of the 6th iustant. The company will be s large one, as fifty guests have been asked for it Mra. J. Lowrie Bell, wife of the general superintendent of the railway mail service. gave a beautiful Iuncheon to company of ladies at the Kichmond on Monday, The table wasdecked with growing ferus aud American beauty roses which were divided among the KUests at the close of the feast. Mra. Bell wore & becoming toilet of white wool, elaborately trimmed with gold braid and passementerie. ‘The guesta were Mra. McKee, Mrs. Kussell Har- rison, Mrs. Wanamaker, Mrs. Crosby. Mra, Chas. M. Ffoulke, Mrs, Wheeland of Philadel- hia, Mra Yarrow, Mre. McCammon, Mra, orrow, Mrs. Leetch and Mrs. Belrose. Miss Petitt of Philadelphia arrived in the city last evenin ;, and is the guest of the Post- qmaster General and Mrs. Wanamaker. Mrs. Roswell P. Flower and her daughter, who bave been in New York for the past week, returned to Washington today, The Vice President and Mrs. Morton expect tosend their three eldest daughters to board- ing school for the spring term, Mrs. Edward McCauley has out cards for tea on Monday, April 7, from 4 to 6. Senator and Mrs. Gray have returned to the city from Wilmington, where Mra, Gray spent the Sabbath day with her brother, Dr. Black, who sails this week for his post abroad. Mrs. Geo, W. Crouse and Miss Crouse of Ohio, wife and daughter of ex-Congressman Crouse, are at the Riggs. Mrs. Mary Lathrop, president of the Michi- gan W.C.T.U., is at the Fredonia, Mrs. M. D. Counselman of Baltimore is visit- ing the city for a few dave asthe guest of her cousin, Mrs. Dr, Bland, 1121 10th street north- weat. The engagement is announced of Mr. R. V. LaDow of this city and Miss Frances M. Balt- zell of Frederick, The marriage will take place at the home of the bride on the 10th in- stant Mr. and Mrs. William E. Curtis have re- moved to their new residence at the corner of Connecticut avente and S street, The reported engagement of Miss Mary Waite, daughter of the late chief justice, and the Rev. br. McKim, rector of Epiphsny Church, is authoritatively denied. Mrs. Stewart will receive informally at the Shoreham tomorrow after 5, Invitations have been issued for the wedding of Congressman Johu M. Wiley of East Aurora, N.Y., to Miss Jennie Cooper, the daughter of Mr. J. Cooper, ex-treasurer of Indiana, The wedding is annouuced for April 15, in Indian- apolis. Mr. Sam Rothschild celebrated his twenty- first birthday last night at bis home, 217 street, enieriaining the members of the Uuity Cirele and suany other friends, Lieut. John P. Finley and famiy have re- moved from 1139 12th street and taken rooms at the Langhem. Lieut. Finley leaves for his station at ton on the 4th instant. Dr. Clas. Goddard of Boston, accompanied Dy his siscer, is at the Litcbfieid. Mrs. C. F. Smith of Boston, Mass., is in the eity visi er friends, Mrs, C. T. Jackson aud Mrs, A. Littleton. Mise Lillian King of Frederickeburg is stop- ping with friends in South Washington. Mrs. Casey und Mrs. Stone will discontinue their Thuradays at home for the present. Senator aud Mrs, Casey will spend Easter in New York. SS PRINCE GEORGE’ { S COUNTY. The New Tax Law—Bank Organized at Laurel—Traction Company, Correspondence of Tae EvExtxe Stan. Hyattsviteg, Mp., April 2. An act passed the Maryland legislature, just closed, materially changing the method of col- lecting taxes in Vrince George's county aud the responsibility of the collector's bond in cases of | default, Under the old law taxes were due October 1 ofeach year. If paid before July 1 a discount of8per cent was allowed. If paid before August 1 a discount of 5 per cent, and if paid by September 1 a discount of 4 per cent. No time was fixed in which the collector was re- quired to enforce payment. Taxes bore inter- est at 6 per cent after July 1 till paid, Under the recent enactment all taxes are due and payable on the Ist of July of each year; if not paid by December 1, 2 per cent is added: if pot then paid the personal property of the delinquent is levied upon and sold. If the delinquent bas no reo property, or not enough fo satisfy the tax claim, the treasurer shall advertise on the Ist day of February all the property in arrears, once in the county papers and for three months by notices at the court house door, which property suall be sold at public auction, Two years are allowed in which property sold at tax sale can be redeemed; if not re- deemed, title is conveyed to purchaser. Prop- erty in arrears on the Ist of January and not advertived according to law is to be exempt from the payment of taxes due, and the bond of the collector ws to be made responsible for such arrearage. Under the provisions of an act the county commissioners are to make an ap- proximate estimate of the county expenses for the next twelve months in March each year and levy in accordance therewith, instead of, as heretofore, making the levy afier the expenses have been incurred, The Citizens’ National Bank of Laure) has been organized with Chas, H. Stanley presi- deut, A. T. Brooke, cashier, and the following board of directors: Chas. H. Stanley, Barnes Compton, Edward Phelps, Chax. | F. Schaffer, Thos. L. Farrall, Geo. W. Waters, Wma. H. Gorman, Wm. Stanley, Judson S. Cull’ and A. G. Thomas. It is understood | that e bank building is to be built at an early dat te. A bill bas passed the Maryland legislature incorporating the Laurel Traction company, with Hon. C. E. Coffin, Hon. R. V. Hall, Chas, White, Chas. I. Stanley, Edward Phelps and others as incorporators. The county commis- siouers of Prince George's county bave awarded the contract for county printing for the com- ing year to the Mariboro (Gazetie, LS. Wilson, ptae,, Ths .tatue paper hae secured the pub- deation of the county laws, . ——— Notes from the Virginia Side. Pants Cuckcu, Va., March 31, 1890. Correspondes eof Tax EVENING Stan “Winter still lingers im the lap of spring.” This is the way the countrymen put it. There is still achance for grapes, applos, currants, gooseberries, raspberries and strawberries, Peaches, pears, apricots and plums must be those if ize ho have been spend ose of our citizens who have LJ i the winter in your city are returning home. Prot N. F. Graham has returned. Messrs. C. H. Burton ana B. F. Catter will be back soon. J. G, Reeves of the War department, and brother of Gov. Reeves of Tennessee, has rented Occupies the residence of the late Dr. Gardner. The engineers of the Shenandoab Valley Railroad are now ranuing the third lize te your city. Mr. Fred Myers has completed the arrange- ments for a lumber yard in this place ‘and or heeping other materials used in building. ‘The prospect now for many sales of real es- tate this season is very bright. Lsa. oe -eedee see “Bad Boy” Peck Elected Mayor. ‘The democrats at yesterday 's election in Mil- waukee elected George W. Peck, the well- kuown bamecrist, mayor by 5,000 majority. They also elected the rest of their ticket. The issue was the Bennett educational bill, the repeal of which is demanded by the Catholics and Lutherans, who worked hard for Peck. It is likely Peck will be a candidate for xvvernor and bid for the Cetholic and Lutheran Vole. ee The Central Hotel of Paris, Texas, was de- == SHOOTING STARS. The Signal Service authorities are not dis- posed to say to the New York Sergeant who has been sending ont alarming reports: “Well, Dunp, thou good and faithful servant.” First Congressman—resignedly; “Well, J dropped about $400 on the races “ag “It lesves Second Do.—sympathetically: you in the hole doesn’t it?” First Do.—confidently: “Oh, no, Pl get my Silcott arrearage in » day or two." Agent—showing customer a sewing machine: “My dear, sir, youought to buy a machine with a reputation.” Customer—frankly: “But I haven't get any reputation.” The Virginia legislature is making such a to- do over the dressed meat that is brought into the state, that packers have concluded to un- dress their beef hereafter before sending it to Virginia. The Chicago girl walks on all fours, except when she is compelled to take fives or sizes. If General Greely owned sheep what a fright- ful wether he would lead the flock with. AT THE RACE TRACK, Oh, for the touch of a vanished hand, The sound of 8 voice that is still, The boodle of one in another land, ‘Who tapped the Congressional till. Faith without works is a gun loaded with wad. GONG OF THE UNFORTUNATES. Walk, Walk, Walk, the boys are marching, Cheer up comrades we're all right; For we bet our piles of tin On the horse that didn't win, And we've got to walk, or stay at Benning’s all the night, NOT MISE DIRECTED. “She rejected me,” remarked Old Batch to his friend last night. “So all your efforts were misdirected?” “Ob no.” he replied in explanation; “she was & widow.” The breaking of the banks of the Mississippi results in an expansion of the current-cy. “How do you read minds?” inquired a dude of a mind reader. “Well,” he responded with great delibera- tion, “I first get the mind"—then be stopped for breath and the dude for some reason slipped out, ————<ee. WARRING LAWYERS, The Dumont-Moss Unpleasantness in the Police Court. The differences between Prosecuting Attor- ney Dumont and Lawyer Moss, which have heretofore been mentioned in Tue Stan, ba not yet been settled ag the latter would like to have them, although the former is perfectly satisfied as far asthe matter has been heard. The first trouble between them occurredin the Police Court, but passed over on Judge Miller's rapping for order. Matters went along all right for a few days until Lawyer Moss and Policeman Acton met in the court and had some warm words, Then Mr. Dumont filed papers against Lawyer Moss and the judge, as published in Taz Srag at the time, fined the latter 5. Then Moss made move to have the prosecuting officer hauled —s the bar of justice for contempt of court. The objection- able remark set forth in the paper as having been made in open court by de Dumont waa that he (Dumont) would knock him (Moss) through the door. It is cluimed, on Mr. Du- mont’s side of the case, that the language used by Mr. Moss, which led to the alleged inflam- matory remark, was more in contempt of court than that remark was, TRE AFFIDAVIT was filed Saturday, and the matter was yester- day called to Judge Miller's attention by Law- yer Moss, who asked that rule to show cause why be should not be punished for contempt be issued against Mr. Dumont. Mr. Armes, who appeared for Mr, Dumont, had no idea that the court would issue any such rule, for the reason that what was said was in the presence of the court, and it was sup- posed that had the remark been deemed in coutempt the court would have disposed of it then and there, Another reason he g: as that the mover (Moss) had nothing to do with the matter and therefore had no standing in court so far asthe particular matter was con- cerned. Mr. Armes was not ready tu argue the matter and the case went over until the court has time to look over the affidavit, —————— HIS REMEDY FOR FITS, A South Washington “Doctor,” His Patient and Her Father. Jobu Young, s South Washington negro, who has occupied several cells in the District jail, was a witness in the Police Court today. He accused several persons of having assaulted him and one of them he charged with intent to kill. The evidence was that he has been attending, asa ‘‘doctor,” the daughter of an old man named Slaughter, and from the evidence the judge said he thought the “doctor” was too attentive to his patients, “What did he do to you?” asked Mr. Armes, referring to the old man, ‘He snapped a pistolat me three times,” was Young's reply. “Did it go off 7” b, it was an April fool joke." The defendant admitted that he had been attending the old man's daughter for fits and said be had cured one person of them. «What was your remedy?” asked the judge. “Peach tree leaves,” responded witness, “and something élse that was made in the mix- tery. ll how you made the mixtery.” “IT took — kernels and ground them up intos — id. The old man then told his story of “Dr. ——— treatment and of the difficulty they “Can I say something?" asked the prisoner, “No,” answered the court, “you can’t say anything in thiscourt, If you caught fool- ing these ignorant people agai you will be brought in and sent down to the work house, Goon home, The cases are dismissed.” ———_ Vice Admiral Rowan’s Funeral. The funeral of Vice’ Admiral Stephen C. Rowan took place this afternoon from St. John's P. E. Church and was largely attended by naval officers and othera, The services were con- ducted by Rev. Dr. Douglass, rector of the church, assisted by Rev. Dra, Hardin of St, ul, Clark of St. James and Paine of Mt Cal- vary Church of Baltimore. The body was borne b; ‘hs sailors from the navy yard and was attended by the following-uamed pall- bearers: Admiral Porter, Maj. Gen. Schofield and Kear Admirals Jenkins, Rodgers, Colhoun, Temple, Roe, Worden, Stevens, Shufeldt, En- giish and Franklin. The cocked het worn by the dead admiral was on the casket over the flag of the ship ‘Old Jronsides,” and beside it rested the elegant sword presented him by the United States a A commission in New York ig 18, 1864. The interment was made in Oak Hill Cemetery. Foreign Notes of Interest. Arrangements have been made for an ex- change of visits between Emperor William and King Humbert, The emperor, accompanied by the = will go to Rome in September, and King Humbert and = Margaret return the visit at Berlin in October. Chan- cetlor Von Caprivi will William. a0 Peaprsy rome of « hostile demonstration out of the ian agency at Belgrade the overnnont at Seka ben ordered its agent to withdraw te ily from the Servian ital. ly he will spend a fortnight ta Vienna. ‘The Right Hon. Sir James stroyed by fire at 3:15 am. Sunday, The guests ail evcaped in their night clothes except Wm. Alridge. a young farmer, wag was suffocated aud bis body burned almost tos * exisp. Loss $12,000, ~ es ie THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D, CAPITOL GLEANINGS. Passage of the Fortification Bill in the House—Confirmations, Etc. ‘The House yesterday passed the fortification bill, eppropriating @4,521,678, A resolation was adopted providing that the House shall meet at 11 o'clock today anf to- morrow, and thet the Idaho admission bill shall be made special order for those days, the previous question te be considered as or- dered at $ o'clock tomorrow. An adjournment was UNCLE GaM's BAD DERTS. ‘The Speaker yesterday laid before the House & letter from the Secretary of the Treasury transmitting a communication from the solieitor eneral in regard to unpaid judgments due the nitea States, Solicitor iopwars says that these unpsid judgments amount to about $35,000, Many of them he says are old and but little attention has been to their lection since 1867. The present residence and solvency of the judgment debtors in many instances are not known to his office, Many have removed from the residences they had at the time the Judgments were obtained. No money is available for a search or inquiry and the marshals, clerks and district attorneys, veer naturally, take but little interest in these oli matters, In concinsion he says that it is bis opinion that with yepnee effort a very consid~ erable — could ipeoree on these judg- ments if Congress will make an Ei aban of $30,000 to be expended in the employment of agente charged with the duty of ascertaining the whereabouts of these debtors and their solvency. Secretary Windom concurs ip the views of Mr. Hepburn in this matter and says that the matter is of sufficient importance to eall for the early collection of the large sums due on these judgments. He recommenda the sppropriation suggested by Solicitor Hepburn, PROPOSED OCEAN PATROL. Mr. Turner of New York today introduced in the House a joint resolution requesting the President to communicate, through the Secre- tary of State (or other channels), with the foreign powers interested in trans- Atlantic travel with aview to securing their co-operation in the establishment of an efficient system of ocean patrol, which shall include the employment for such a service of war v. or such suitable vessels ag may be available for this purpose. The resolution is accompanied by a long prologue setting forth the necessity for the better protection of human life on the Atlantic ocean, FLORIDA NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED. The Senate disposed of the nominations of | h Judge Swayne and United States Attorney Stripling of the nOrthern district of Florida yesterday after an executive session of five and & half hours. These cases were before the Senate in five executive sessions and were con- tested as no other nominations have been for y They were finally confirmed by a strict party vote. The nomination of John B. Mizell to be marshal for the same district is still before the judiciary mittee, THE LAFAYETTE ONUMENT SITE. What Secretary Proctor Says About Its Selection. “I am very glad to seo that folks are begin- ning to realize that the Lafayette monument commission consists of three members instead of one,” said Secretary Proctor to a Stam reporter this morning. “I observe that the other two have been interviewed. Iam quite willing to take my share of the responsibility for locating the monument, but at the same time I'd like to say that I was not altogether favorable to the site at first, suggesting several other places to them. But now that we have decided to place the monument where we have started the foundation I am more and more convinced that it is the proper 4] for it, There is no doubt that having it on the edge of the square rather than in the center will enable it to be seen to much greater advantag wouldn't it be a good plan to square of statuary of & national character? Jackson could be moved to the nortbern limit facing up 16th street, and four other statues of appropria' ite characters could be placed in the ach corner. Then each of the an imdividual front and could vat difficulty. DISTRICT GOVERNMENT. VITAL STATISTICS, The reportof Health Officer Townshend for the last week shows: Number of deaths, 110; white, colored, 50. Death rate per 1,000 per annum: White, 18.4; colored, $2.5. Total population, 22.8. Twenty-seven were un- der five years of age, 17 were under one year old and 26 over sixty years. ‘Twenty of the deaths occurred in hospitals and public institutions, The deaths by classes were as follows: Zymotic, 11; constitutional, 25; local, 62; developmental, 1; violence, 5. The principal causes of death phtheria, 2; consumption, 17; typhoid rial fever, 2; pneumonia, 15; n of the lungs, 3; bronchitis, 7. Births reported: 17 white males. 15 white females; 20 colored males, 23 colored females, Marriages reported: 11 white, 5 colored. MORE LIGHT. The following additional public lay have been recommended by Capt. Lusk to be erected at once: One on the west side of Co- lumbia road between Florida avenue and Le- Roy place; one on the northwest corner of Le- Roy place and Columbia road; one on the southwest corner of California avenue and Columbia road; one on the northeast corner of California avenue and Connecticut avenue ex- tended; three on the south side of Columbia road between California avenue and 19th street extended; one on the northwest corner of Co- lumbia avenue and 19th street extended; three on H street between 17th and 18th atreets northwest; one in alley of square 759. A Concert for the Temperance Cause. A most attractive program has been arranged for the concert for the benefit of the non-par- tisan national W.C.T.U, to be given next Mon- day evening at the Congregational Church. The list of those to take part includes the names of Mivs Pierce of Boston, whose fine voice will speak for itself; Mrs. Oyster of this city, known by all the musie-lovin people of Washington; Mr. Keyser, the basso; Mr. Muller, the tenor; Mr. Carl Pierce of Chicago, a cor- netist of unusual skill; Master Chas, W. Hoimes, the violinist; Prof. Bischoff, the organist, and Miss Mattie Bartlett, who will be the accom- panist, Mra. Oyster has got sang in public for three years and her reappearance in concert will be an event of interest. Heatley eae A Chapter of Accidents. Miss Ellen H. Rock, livingon K near 26th street, was badly burned about the head, face and arms last evening by the explosion of a gasoline stove. Her brother, James Rock, tinguished the flames and prevented fatal in- jury. i Harry Ellis, while riding his bicycle tast evening, by running into a pile of stones was thrown and injured about the face and arms. W. H. Randall fell into an excavation on N street near 4)¢ street southwest last night, breaking his right arm and spraining bis ankle. He was taken to bis h G near 6th south- om west, and attended by Dr. F, Winters, si HSS He Made His Case Worse. William Minor, @ colered boy who has been sleeping in wagons in an alley in East Wash- ington, was before the Police Court today asa vagrant. Policeman Dyer's story was denied by the boy. The court was inclined to accept the boy's personal bonds, but when he at- ter to prove that the officer had not toid the truth @ sentence of ninety days was um- a Verdict for Defendant. In the Criminal Court, Judge Montgomery, this morning in the case of George Fields agt, the Washington and Georgetown Railroad Com- peny for damages by being thrown off « car, in which the defense was that the accident was due to complainant's negligence, @ verdict for defendant was rendered r. ———— GEORGETOWN. Finst Co-oprnative Burupiva The ninety-sizth annual mee: ¢ — fe Cc. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 1890 ANACOSTIA. WANTED--HELP. WANTED—SITUATIONS. = pee a toe 2 Yt AEE el rl ond pute Baar’ Sven“ Waxtepsavanat 4 WAlsT HANDS. 903 91m aoe a WHITE Sree Moods, te’ conteres Sink wr etiel ey 10Ge. ow, counter. BOND sxtmnded and i is oxpeated that quagmire i ANPED STA CADE WITUATION as NURSE comers, soon be incladed zy GERMAN GIRL FOR @ 1 a So Wastinioy rhe Amcote wi go dows the sraiiloa oumewor¥ De Washing ot ivaing. Cathet Esty gad Mee Oren 7230" end: accert thet the es Tkb—A WOMAN FOR G! oto patton eeone BY A YOUNG MAN Pe'alied up toc chess cuir $00 enone Wise A mus Be pee a ren peat aber: goad sd itis Believed this will be done, the new funy, ood pone egos bald weekly. “re? SSTK verve a = = grounds ‘transi 6 12th st. below Vineinissve, ‘ED—sITUATION BY RELIABI a ion teatcaenn en, now sbatew na | WAXTED=A CLERK LADY OR GENTLEMAN. | WS cometh A Latent bas * 4 a _ jow an ‘who ie familiar with the prosecution of pension (Rorougiy conversant with, oF ivetail Gi 4 point snd also make bridging uch lees expen- with roerenny BOLO oa es Re WORR Ee ye ester cane: al te thas earter les pian ro fon bab lracarne| Rte eee ore ee WAR EDIUTUATION BY EXPERIENCED OUL- part now contemp! itlemen to Place % terest ; lector OF Clerk: will deposit Teaasnebie 1s animorities of Prince George's county, | EivtckDiy'S HaPDeMax OOd Sse AUa%ac | ceamemarlty with swiunls arm wee ry long from nea Trovestrile to" Sultiand and | WW AS 7<D-SEKMAN RESTAURANT WATER: fe dna Goto st tan, Eom District va | tag Garden a s “ham ber at ‘venue extended ihe distance between | Wenkesetasce DAES TERRY cies | ea sete, LASdoute oe oo three ot four miles nd pice tolls saved: ‘The | WY ra aay gis Tole boscece tae age | WW AST#2nahh Ars QOODICK' aorNgy FoR @ oF four miles an e save @ 19th, Land M new. inida, Nurses, Laundress Walters Ritenon ae the pike rs NTED— WOMEN COOKS, 010 TO 875, CHAM: | thiseliy references. GIS The ne. ape and may prevent a consummation so de- ier fests aon tne em f WHEEWRIGHT—OR w. "*Vrocarione or rue Lagoon Law.—During | 853i “Si: SSO Pete, om iat case tn Shot sae —l nt RS, O=¢ a wil OP with a th in = past week three have been arrested Wee SOMES Cows 10 70 eed; witrTs 4_ Address WOME. Star office, eee Paes cheged wa anon soloed | WV Svie rere Gace Ma eras | WAS A gma oR ATER Without wholesale lictooon” Wilhian, fine’ tae ApS NP DICKS Agency, O13 7th ot nw. | Cait or address 533 5. ie ward Winfield and Alice Corbin were fined $30 | \q7,yTED-OANVASSERS- MALE AND FEMALE | WAXTED—BY A XT AND EXPER: Sach om the latter chao and Uharack Delaney | Wa°cataainan nM aT RAN ae eeg | WW ed Brogiat Contes rere bs Ormeted Goodloe, fhe other $108 man, was it | he sunsiy. 2M DuUTH, Sic ase 3st Speak | SMP catourS nd his ry wn the ANTED—LADIES IN STUDIO, 1 EN ALS We ‘\asbing to Do at Home u off ai won arrested, as it was sho WwW Bot omen, for latter was the responsible person. His trial wreskly whep competent Appiy 1102 York | Houses or Private Faudiy. Apply at? Wylie’s Court, will ‘ap ‘Appleals have teben ave. B.w. t bet. Vermont sve. and stand Mand ats. 1t* ” GENERAL HOUSE- | \yr ANT? D—TWO RESPECTABL! by all Work ar private femig Oe wus canes hoe usioze one ax, House, Maid Iuprovemewrs.—Mr, Chandler Smith has eub- aightt preferred. Lt ase «15 ures the other as Plain Cook: quod references; po toe his nh Pagid tract just east of the yaRIES- Snes oe PORTE oeeean W id aoe village and opposite orphan asylum and is | ,' 1 ey umiget cewme pe rosin x — UATION Bi selling off some of it, He is oj upa brick | ing. oat Fat nite Girl to do Chamber Kiln on the two blocks between diatand 234 | a Appiy atest Eatin: - ANTED—AT ONCE—WOMAN FOR GENERAL ED—B) ‘LED WHITE WOMAN, A and W and Albany streets southeast, which will Hor es it be good Cook; no washing; ‘Cook family; te begis operations toon, Th ew brick addition | stay af night; good'wages. ADriy or aidrear 3 oa pas see Poe we NY: Sv0d Bator @ orpl asylum enclosed and presents 1 -BY Wi t ATE! from ite elevated site a very imposing appegr- | WW ANIED_A STAIR BUILDER AND BOY 10 ance. The Anacostia Building tation Das | 1209 Yet nae ait, bout WO hes und tools. Call,at furest between Taylor and Adame streets ate | W ARTERCAN EXPERIENCED SARS LADY AT Wilbert Appold is just completing a handsome | a. w. at eight-room cottage on Jefferson street, one WANTED-A GIRL, WHITE OR COLORED, TO | _' square beyond Taylor. The new double eot- do the Washing, Trouing and General Housework NTED—GOOD DRESS MAKER WOULD LIKE tage on Jefferson street extended, owned by } for 8 family of ivur. Must stay mighte To, the right Lugaemepte Day at @1.25 in Private Mr, Theophilus Mills of Washington, is finished | Tonto az7h H st uw. ater 7.30 in Lee eroaheg, | Fatuilies; reference. A ¥20 Oth st. ne. ap) -2* snd wil be oocupled May aed Worth scuce Gar arate Norgs.—The first number of the Anacostia WASTED-TWO COAT MAKERS. 503 G ST. | private family. Call a0 Liverty st bet 13th and 14th News ape eee many siteain, Ita} 9 a EiwaThees py DAY OW WK and Boundary, 2 _ Shee new gas engine nd to the motive ANJED—A SEAM 8 BY D. We TUATION AB CLELK, BOOK for Ohildren's Ciothes and White Work; must be Kee 2 Oe Preteen ea ea naRyeD | arstcinan 1621 Conuecticurare ne | wie reas DLALT. Star ethce, Peter Stangier has been fitted up tor Attorney Ww ANTE D—OCOMVETENT SALESWOMEN ut n V3.0, HUTOHINSON'S, __it_ | WWANTED—A” STENOGRAPHER AND TYPE. W. Devenport fas the tare mid sate ot grip AATEDZ) RELIABLE GENTLEMAN FOR —— ip ie kee core ere.—The Y. W. C. T. U. held its regu veition of Trust wood references noquived, i erences. Address PHOS, semi-monthly meeting last night, twenty mem- | @2eunst nw. es lie | Star office, iS 1-3t bers being present. Plans of future opera- -A LADY TO TAKE CARE OF ALI y ANTED — EMPLOYERS —FOR FUKST-CLABS tions were discupeed anda program pete ee Ny, He Girt py Ea ino, of Lady's Ward: | olty Ist ri Lice won oe rice Reg hoe wg} character social to be given soon, ‘Iwo new | Gress Sit Ge iat aie ne ene Dretorred, |Aae be Slied with dispatch. May Busidiug, 7th aud members were received.——The — 15-420 exhibition at the M. E. Church by Rev, Von pgs Monday night wae highly entertaining and his recitations were enjoyed by all. The ie ager Preheat mewhat hed attendance, yal eight; resent were very ap- reclative, <The be in entertainment for phonoetaps ANTED—A 8t.ONG OOLOKED MAN 10 y ‘Nurse an Invalid; best of referen uired. Apply atlO33 11 st. nw. ae WASTED-AT DISTRIOT EMPLOYMENT As- House Workers, Maida, Ntrvee, Wattcen” Jeoaauroes 0 and Other Help; atouce; clty or "away, 17471 Pi aves Bw. apl-zt" W saseb, Or, SPRRIBRCED PEER £ F¥,G61019betnwe ee _WANTED-—ROUSES. ‘PURCHASE BRICK BO Robiuson of Mt. Zion Charch in Doug- | [——————__-____»__ SPA St _ N FI LORED MAN, AS ‘ood rerair porth of L and wevt of 14th sts lass Hall was pieasant and remunerative. Witee actat oe hae ee ae rete! 4.000 to 86,000; ‘Ove that will rent tor wr iuterest, ———. ences, 1315 New Hampabire sve. 1s? | Ou purchase mouey, Aduress Box 6, Siar office, 1t* COURTS. WANED EXPERIENCED WAIST AND SKIRT | \WANTED—BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, NO we oe Mids) Avply te Moe ot Sea ea oeD |v Children, to Arranwe for the Care of @ Furnished aking department, Woodward & Lothrop. 1%’ | House for the Suuumer; Dest of relereuocs E Covrt—Judges Cox and Ho A Yostsrday—-oestain ang Seaman; daten ndant allowed to file answer, Hood agt. Hood et al.; 'ED—A SMART, ACTIVE COLORED MAN; 1 who understands the care of horses aud driv: ing; must have recommendation. Apply 1U22 ee WANTED-10 EXCH NGE jO1CE ard Wood Lunuproved F ua Laude (title per- temporary restraining order issued. Alexander | #t.n.w. i _ | fect): Kapid.y Developing Part of Western otate, tor Sgt Alethatiori argued nnd eabeattiod: WANTED-A NEAT WHITE GIRL FoR Ges. | pep le Smal 2 — CuriNnaL Qoust—Chief Justice Bingham, Ae ae cal V yANTED—A SIX OR SEVEN-ROOM HOU+E Yevterday—Michael Green, convicted of as- = — =| Wein wood cellar, mi, furnece or istroves, by saulting an officer; motion in arrest of judg- | WANTEDIA YOUNG MAN, WITH EXPERIENCE | tuuily of ture sdulte: reul not to exceed $30 morte * n esnan, ry tas mer uaeut ; in os = ment; argued and submitted. E. K. D. Mayne, | come well recomtnended Atulene chauaper ed a referred. Address NOKLHEKNEK, Star office dept. SAKS & COMPANY. WASTEDSSEVERAL GOOD CaN’ Be ete tee COUNTS, 10 Sell New Bap of the tutes: wood salary to ryglit mau. retereuces C.D. ALDERSON & CO. 1010 Fat mat ANTED — SKILLED WAIST AND 5 Hauds. Apply at 1749 Penusylvania ave. a cclock Pm TED—-IMMEDIATELY—TEN OB TWEI libel; ples not guilty; bail given in 300, Den- Bis O'Donnell, convicted of housebreaking; motion for new trial overruled. ae —FOR AN IMMEDIATE PURCHASER, risk House in the northwest sectiun of the Price $4,000. CAMPBELL, MASUN & CRAN- DION, 617 14ib st. ww. m31-3t* VW ASTED-HOUsES TO RENT FROM 815 TO 875 per wouth, as we really capnot supriy de- {or unre wade upon us wi Last wi mt HOLSIKAMP & JESTEK, 639 F uited red. St "f THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1800, ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY W “Fyre Writers, mitat furuisrows macianecnd | WW ANTED. PARTIE, | HAVING HOU ES POR state muount o. samy expected; none but expe | iecrians aud Keturus Ly biaciee thee Property wath Pienced Lerschs heed apply, sud no consideration will | he, repuita, lnsureuce and other wenden eee Are Offering be giveu avy ay Dicution ab which saisry expected is | relating to lee enagement promptly aitended to with- New Vermont Maple Sugar. uot stated: Adres Box 9, tar otice. #v1-3t*_ | out extra cost lo owner. GiU. W. LINKINS, wb27-lin Cor. 19th and H sts. nw, WARLED-A THOROUGHLY | RESPONSIBLE Party Desires to Loase a Goud House contain 10 or 1 rooms iors Rome; rent must be Tewv.able and location central, Address, stating {Uli purccula:s, ¥.0. Box 316. mz2-1ia ANTED—A LADY DESIKES TO FINL AN AT- teudant for an Invalid. who can combine the du- ties o: reli mw: ‘New Vermont Maple Syrup—gal. cana, New Vermont Maple Syrup—quart cans, Stem Cut Florida Oranges direct from the grove urse, maid aud seumetress, with best city ‘Address, tor tha week, Mrs. K., Star office. ¥ ANTED-* FIRST-CLASS FAMILY on Ok: wi references. dress % 96, Siar VANTLD— WE DESIKE FOR IMMiDIAlE Wholesale and retail, ae msi-se | WAXaies . Wellsbuilt Brick ‘Houses, con: of WANTED—4 REGISTERED DRUG CLERK, Must come well recommended, guod salary to right man, Also s youny wan Wich oue oF more ¥* perieuce. Be, cor. 2d at, and Feun. sve. xe. 1-st WARTED-A MUSIC, WRITER TO ARRANGE Ur giusi Songs for Publication; skillful, corr work required sud moderate price,’ Aduress Uc | taining from & ty 10 rooms; lvcated north o1 I st weet oF 10th at, 810.000. mwh22-im W ASLEDTTO PURCHASE A SMALL HUME OF rooms in one of the adjoining suburvaa plats, + | Takoma or vear ruilroad prowcred; state location, Price and terms to Box 16, Star office, mz0-2 Purity Java Coffe, put up in elegant screw-top tin cana, Cans returnable at full cost. Our “Big Bargain” Flour at $5.47 is selling fast snd makes friends of all who try it. We also offer other attractions in our Flour department, pric ree ee AES ES | en Saedina =. Bestewerar for the Cova aking Powder | W ASHE? se tacr” uniTe aR. COUguER | WPARERD SD, Eas MULE JSF OES r 3 0 > 4 ich, soe Ronni, Chace Fir anc Mad, Ba | Bivebeea made ob us within the inst twe weekas ip . Dai ands, &c. (1 runks stored), is wud other vi - entre ANY, oe cities. BukNwam's ihiuGst.nw, — mzb-st m18-lin V .LIGENCE OF- TANTED-I WILL PAY CASH POR A HOUSE ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, Wee EB <4 ¥ Ww ineither the borthwest or 1: containing: Gira! co waltlag tor wort plications. tor gtven from te 40 rocma“Stust bo a barge.” ‘treme * eT pared. ime, ny ‘WANTED — RE'S EMPLOYMENT BU- 7 = ‘reat conducied Wy indies ies tod WANTED—LOTS, _ ludies—Mev en, white aud colored, for all kinds of domestic labor, city aud states: with references. aomoved to 7UY Lat, u. w. Our Srock Or Ison Sixa, Both in Pisin and Figured, was never better sssorted. ‘We can show you sn endless variety. FRENCH CHALLIES just opened and fresh from the New York Custom House, EI SH & 3 A Nice Buiidine Lot, 17 to 2 between New Jersey ave. aud 1Uth WwW LADY AGENTS Undergarnient. indipenrabl K £ y by 23 bs to Pst, new, free, Address LITTLE &CO., ED — Fu INVESTMENT—3 DESIKABLE sin the porthwest costing from 3,000 to 00; those having old frames yreterred. &. F GILBE -T & CO., 620 F a ANTED—MAN AS AGENT OF OUR PATENT Sufes; size 25x18x)8 inches; 8:35 retail; ull zee ew luck: hew fwc- im ‘The handsomest lot of ROBES and FANCY DRESS fale pool veers aate warranted; | \\y ANTED- FOR CASH, GOUD BUILDING LOTS, GOODS ever shown in Washington. nt busines; uur terins aud Dortheust and worthwest, Price miust be low logue wil Convince you axents ‘c:ear $3 Address F. u. Box 316, A choice lot of SATTEENS and FRENCH, SCOTCH er ee write for exclusive territor! w ys. and AMERICAN GINGHAMS. MlS-s&wst ALPINE SAFE Cu., Ciu-innati, Obto. el¢Sm MONEY TO LOAN. WANIED DRESS MAKING-LEARNERS FOR } KENT_2 UNPURNIGRED > etry K ble for lieht bouse Keeping mod. taupe, ep? Fever as the'weak or mouth. “150e Mode "island ase x L. VANCE. JOR RENTON WE Ts IN et ouse, Puroahed or Un to gen Teferences, Address OG, Star ofhen red. 14S Leta, ape ae POR RENT—TWO UNFURNISHED COMMUNE Frese Beco a “tin tory Koons, with gus and heat. ~~ =——e — Co 70K RENT—NICELY FURNISHED OD STO! Front Koom with Alcove, : send 2s SSE Eka teens ee Se Fe REAT-TWO UNFURAIBHED KOOMS OR . sats Sar eer se es x te pomension. IVS Sat ae Lowe = ee od apl-a* SEPARATE OR TOGETHER, TWO r Bccwtutal, iange: besoeh snore ished; sousbern exposure; bath coutuetio $98 RENT-NIC URN man. “2116 Geta ® ‘O& RENT—ONE LARGE PRONT ROOM WITH BSeat tira Sue tromt ball Poon. fourth Roos 405 Lith at ow, m31-31 wi rent cheap. JOR RENT—PURNISHED ON UNFURNISHED Kooms for reat cheap at 1812 Oth at hw. diate Fx RENT—1701 PST. NEAR DUPONT CIKCLE, uuner Furuished Rooms with board et able boarders acc. rumodated, me Oe oW,, PLEAMANT Fe RENT-1725 @ 8T__W. Rooms, with or without 2 home comsorte, oppoute the new Athletic Clubd Mouse end Dear Wak Depertn m28-mm" JOR KENT_-WELL-FURNIBHED LOOMS, WITH board, 1017 14th at, ning the Hamilton muse. private farmuiy. m2u-tw Fok Best —THRKE APARTMENTS OF . WOAND three rooms eu uite | private bath aud close: cle furmaied at the WOUDMUN4, er, om an Sud ‘Iowe circle. _FOR RENT—OFFICES, . FOE BENT-A VERY DESIKABLE OFFICE. Fac- due 140b ot. bet. F aod G ste nw, suitable for cue Lo CAMPBELL, MADUN & CKANS TUN ORT te at. a . OR KEN ENIRABLE OF FICE ROOMS, WITH steam heat aud elevator service, iu the Leman Daning. 1426 N.Y. ave, AT COUMBE, mis-lm 1425 BL. ave. T OKE 7i7 11TH ST, N.w etea by April 15. Store 616 1 month. 4BEO. A. RARDIN DESIRABLE STONPH AND CELLAR, 1927 and 1329 14th tow. Fe RENT bested by steau, pizeduced retea Appi iO. HOLAZMAN, Lvthaud ats we a7 Fok BENT FTH ST NW. STORE AND Dweliiug or store only; all modern iunprovemouts Apply te Gk. C. BERGLING, 1318 F ston w, m 25-12" POR RENT—LARGE STABLE WITH SIX STALLS aud Doubie Carr ge House in thorough condition, bear Seutt Circie, W. P. YOUNG, 1303 2 ot. e2-ut eee—e=eeesSe FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS BI r- SMALL SQUARE FIANO GF GoOD aiouth “Apply S10 Igthst commas COUNTRY REAL ESTATE you I 48 ACKE> ONE-H. Finis trom, Reckvile,ndssining “Wen, Son bet jand a and ruliiux. exceilent eas pire Waukee Balsire tse 1 % FSR SALE-4 TRACT OF TEN ACKES 3 MILES location and from cits, om public rosd, Weal hy, 008 water. Price $7 acre, caay Vere, eee UL MeNTs, _8p2.3t 1321 F stow, SOR SALE-AT PUBLIC AUCTION—ON THE t eth wy oo av Hmooy a 12 oe a a — Lupruv. @ by o-room House aud Large Sew and Gri Mill uve ul of repair, would sno take eureliewiionrs devo: Dairy Farm; 6 usles west of Washington few years ago it cost 83.000; will Bow be sold wit! Teser fe by order of Court to sete an estate eusy. JAMES k. nin wnnten | J ie, ap2,4,5,11,12,14,15 1321 F etn Fok. ALETAT, PUBLIC, ACCTION—oN” 17th day of ANBO, at 5:30 o'clock 5 Acres bear Munsow Hill, about one mue we Carn spring. would subdivide well; will sell st Yate sale. For particulars see JAMES E. p2,4,5,11,12,14,15 s A new lot of BLACK GOODS of all kinds just Prof: Chrlatner's Ipteruatival’ Latior Sys ‘Uy ANTED—WILL LOAN 930,000 IN SUNG TO |_e245.1L191 818) ns tt Pee, opened. She tailors cat; petterss and mavcriclacus and ‘s \ Wit; Privcipal cau be returued ip small monthiy F SALK—SIX-NOOM HOUSE, LAKGE Lo, aud instruction xiven by Mme. 8. J. MLSSEH, 1 payments, “Here ix an opportunity secure a howe. | I $750.” Seven-room Cottaee, ae ie. A new stock in FAST BLACK HOSE, warranted | fi ave. mihi slm* ap2-3t BASLEKDAY & mal oegay, oe | emer 500. Easy terme: four uingtes from ste not to crock. = = seen _____ O08 # ot_ | tion. RINE, Vienna, Fi > Va. madi a TO LOAN ON IMPROVED REAL ES- | \\rANTED-To RENT A SMALL FARM NEA WANTED—BOARD. BL, 500 ees ca erect he peemian | WASTED S TY BERT 4 SMALL FAuM 3 as W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, ee Sates = ae charged. Address PRINCIPAL, Star office, | number of actes, box 204, Starofice.— mSI-3t m22 and Fro i y in north: AVE 4 LARGE SUMOF MONEY TO LOA! jocated in the Pippin welt of mont Vailey BLO PENNA. AVE. | wot; please stato termms. Address P-L. star oftice 11 | WWE BAVE 4 CALGE St sud 6 per cent interest. | 13g miles from Greenwood depot. New cottage, and stable. This section is e.screat summer resort. rr} Aust be ou real estate in the District. erie HLL & JuuNsTox, US _wlim $300, 22.000, ou city real’ estate, WANTED—ROOMS. Ww NTED ED OR UN- furnished NE OR TWO Fi Rooaus on secoud floor, wita Bowrd tor Two, iu She Family, teruss reasonable ; refere: Te: Tran exe: J.» Star oflice. m24-10t «222 Cat. n.w., opp. Uriuity church, yy ANTED—TWO UN. UKNISHED Ci ¥ NRY TO LOAN AT FIVE PER TON aP- BURCRELL'S AY dooms, With or Watsons Hosrd: fautiy of fon: | Mi Vrived Neal Letace See eae \G@ LEA. rv obildrest q oes | scare ; . ria cond Secaieinel nk acdren boe a beatae ine TYLkk & RUTHER POND.” XM ENGLISH BREAKFAST, ONEY TO LOAN IN LARGE AND SMALL SUMS —— ——— GHELN, VOLONG. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS | Mi ex tutroveatreaeniate cocurity at ad 8 pet Unriv in = =— — — } Prive, Quality Addluuge to Hovive. Correct sud Typewsires Hee PAO r evi 1 3 » . foe Laney stricteat conndence quersutced; tepudations Kew: | IML sneatine t all applications. A.W. BURCHELL, FLYNN, AM., ivy ineutute, established 1 aq SWOKaSTEDT & BRADLEY, m2 luge F stow ith and’K sts, u.w. _m15-1m u27 B at, TED—PICTURES TO COPY, GOOD FACIL- jes lor euiarzing. Cabiuets only $1; ¢ rami UNE TOLOAN ON REAL ESTATE a. LOWEST prices. Bing your copies to LH ave. mii Fates of interest; StkudGartery 400 Pa 1i-Su | _m25-3m nw, Wy anred-1 XCHANGE KS. Y XOU WANT MONEY!—@10 10 e100 TO LUAN Boyton Wagon aud Tasca Hhockawas band D at Low Interest on Furniture, Fanos, Horses, mae; fu goud condition, Address H.O.X., star ulfice, ous, Houseloid Goods oo T. B. Townes & Sox. sie omer priueipsl and Tuterest “payables weetly or’ uuouthly Se pay cone, rANTED-—10 BUY ry BUILDER'S | WAGON: puuheity. Box Oe bier office, ‘midline sped sieehes ANTED—SADD! E HORSE; MUST ALSO GO IN | Security. . AUKEE & GALOBY Bestia sath Coireors teal sales Te barness, must be young, well traiued for both | m8 1006 F st. now. myo lack Cosluere, 40, 50, US, 7Oc-and 92, | purposes and perfectly sate tur a young lady to ride or | } ONE Y TO LOAN IN BUMS TO BUIT, ATG AND four-tuce Cahiers, 30 tn. ius all colors, ¥Se, | Rive “Any one who wishes to disposeor such & ber ONEY TO LOAN 38 ; Henrietia Cashusere,40 in, wide, to oue who will treat Luu kindly way adr. rts tphc dato hy em lL woul Deeps Govsle, 14s xerde wiue, B00. Cactler No, 66, Ge. rgetown Station, saci price and | og c¥os Attiegton Disp ine Gaeta Hilow Case Cotton, Ly epiarrey Shawer this advestivement. api-im EAL ESTATE INVESTMENI-BAPE AB U. © Sheeting, 25 yards wide, 17 and s aeaeme — r {or Avrous or D NTED—PARLOK FURNITURE, UPHOL- | ~ Five percent. jearveciy. Insums of $1,000 Reitave jst rected fue of diuee Ganltoes | WW atredhaicomceagt aver nore doae urnat | "gRuSEO SIRES a eo price, ‘tral mauDer, iy tr alts Lines, ‘Towels ial pking tuchanged. C. NELSON, 12096 at, mews mideate ba On Real Estate, hese Cou in Gn aa Sivu0 Purtaiu Serim, Se. ANTKD—GASOLINE STOVES TO REPAIR, 1 Sti y THOS, E. WAGGAMAN. Peli lies of Vevetble an WW oer e pattern ‘Durning or ony ~ ONEY 10 LOAN ON Ty Sukie PRom 9500 UPWARD, AT 6 Any 6 PRK CENT, ha ‘ba here fur ‘Addeoxa, Spat SPLOTALION 1000 Gib et mews msO-Or" ‘TED—H. BAUM ¥AYS THE HIGHEST CASH Woke for: Fare : Clark's U. ute brit . LA re i ‘ne Bosa' Sire Waists and Knee Pants, m22 or ure, ta, Feather Beda, Pixtures. Entire i : cr. a Gyosully., Storure ou reasousble teria, Address 314 B. 0. KOLTZMAx. Srmxe Hars Sramo Hares, | tia ae. mnz9 | £10 Corner i0th aud ¥ ota hw, q — HORSES TO KEEP, KEEPING E HAVE MONEY 10 LoaN AT ALL Tim Mow salees oy Deas post ros vod. lures Winter and Suipiner e Specialty: cnet Wisstine acy ‘beyond ope eit ptlleritcew sets, or Ladies and Mase, in oe coke trom city, O. HP. 4 Siig, “Selita 310 F et. uw. . & ONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES ON AP- Dido's Hats, S0e, 7 . Boye Derbys at 81-00, 6 and 820, WANTED UE POSTIVELY GUARANTEE TO Mie d Keel hetaie Security, | Large snow y ee re PR tt eg BR ay ap -cathead ee more Sears FR UMiTH S BON, 1508 Pate” 7 as er ee AN: gro vtourbtst had eg 'D 20) a eee SON 1907 F ota. w. : ‘wol- OhEY 10 ioe » Sethe gee suerte ‘TO BUY FOR CASH HOUSEHOLD paseo inate Wares Gas TARE Gun tae WERE Naas as bs FF rladhalicdalir Wad po isxée # tt ow, iZ-tme 1300 F GT. ¥.w. See TED BY Fis RMSE ISIS SSE a. | fp FET TO im ee |e ee eee |e simeiieese Mor TO LOAM ON REAL ESTATE AT Reet oe ne a TET AND = HOTELS, Siar ee sacri’ alee Thurches tear. i, 000. Sula BH. WAHSER © 00, O16 Fet.nw. 2 BADE-A DESMRABLA LITTLE FAUM OF 2i Acres on Litt ¢ River | urupike near Fairfax Court Houne: youd water; penty of fruit i dweli- Ing, stable aud barn, chicken Louse, &c. As the owner's ye pe the place it will be sold for Traded for ei ; pemee 7 EE WARNER & Co. m31-4t BIG stiw, JPALis CHURCH BULLETIN— Are you seeking # Suburben Home? Ifso take « look ee the finest suburban town a 'ds, New House and Stable; 2 scyee, beautiful Looe tion, 7 minutes from station @4, 5 House aud Stable: "beautiful abade; 2 sere; im village. 62,000, “10; House sua Stable: 2 ecres: fruit end shade ta abundance; 5 wivaies from station. €4,000, Tr. House: \acre; 6. stable, all new, lis acres; 7 minutes and Stable. . House fruit end shade; % acre: 7 minutes frow st_tion, a 7r. House aud seene: ew; 36 acres; 6 minutes Or, Houss aid Sabie; 6 actes land ; fruit and shade By 5 5 minutes trom station $10,000, Acre. 83,500. station. 10r. House apd i Dew: lot 35,000 eq ft; 3 Minutes from station, €4.500, 10 Acres; 7. house; Spd shade; -1i) miles from station ; |AL BARGAINS, New 7r. House and buble, eve; trult end shade; 5 minutes trom station. @3.7.00 if sold at once. Terms, 10r. House aud Stable, 2% acres; 10 minotes from station, 82-300, ‘Termin, $300" ash; bal saoutaly ‘once and Stable; 1 ncre land: 7 from station. $2,125. Lerma, cast; bal 20 pee ton . House and Stable; 1 secre; fruit and shade, ce, 8200, Terms easy. i oth dag ome setons beatin! Tor — - ‘Acres in centeg of village: beautsful loostion. WIE Sine 510,000 a stabeR oniy $300, ppt gh yt 9 wee FOR REST. ro Xe ju Fas and Loudoun euiuen ‘bend for price lust Gud tui: JOHN BE. P. A & Ov., ‘Betate, Yulis ‘. ‘Feiephoue counsction, Call 707, aL e—LOTS AT BAnGaias—FORCET inteleet. 3. Ke MAMIFUAD. 1aiD Ga me ae Ee eee PROPERTILS a Se tee, mist ‘Boom 7, 1U10 F st. bw. OR ‘CHANGE FOR Cliy PROP Eee esr, ei ease 14190 ot, = ma Lan Poe parm