Evening Star Newspaper, April 7, 1890, Page 2

SOCIAL MATTERS, Elegant Faster Entertainments — The Past Lentea Season. The Vice President end ire Morton went to yon ereatirine Mg - their two eldest at 1 fies Merten eutane ee eosin Gane be a hows teal on Wed- The Easter breakfast given by the Secretary ef the Interior and Mrs. Noble to ee me guests yesterday was a pleasant novelty in elaborate entertainments. Othe floral decora- ‘ions were re the ayiabols in flowers for Easter used b. rly Christians to amalgamate the . moar the pagan worship with that of ion. Four tlower-decked tables were laid in the dining room, that was # perfect bower of greeu palms and flowering bushes. ‘The door was festooned with curtains of smilax back by bouquets of large white lilies. first table had a huge butterfly with out- ings in the center. made of pansies. ‘The next had on it a solid centerpiece, circular in form. composed of the white petals of the drangea and crossed by the lines of the monogram in carnations, which con- sists of the first two letters of Christ's name in Greek, X. P. On the third table was an oval c 4 of jonquils, mignonnette, white violets and white lilac, and fourth table had another flat design upon it in which was reproduced the triangle and the equare im the tiny blossoms of the sweet ely- sium, jonquile and smilax. Other symbols used in decoration were the harp, the dolphin, the peacock, the phoenix and the vine. Over ‘he mirror was suspended the floral rainbow in many colors, the type of promise. It was set in whe bea’ asa sign of the covenant of God's leve to mankind. ‘Ihe place of each guest at table was indicated by an artistically painted , the name written in gold oud the ymbels| eld in colors. The meat had been ex- ‘casted and through the aperture at each end were drawn narrow ribbons, picot edged, of many colors. There were bouqnets of — for the ladies and knots of violets for the ae + 9:30 and ended with a Virginia a.m., was held in the Prescott school ding on University Hill. Among those resent were Miss Frederica tt, Miss Williams, Miss Lizzie Williams, Miss Macauley, Miss Mamie Macauley, Miss Gertrude Bartlett, Miss Hunt, Miss Walker, Miss Grace Walker, Miss Stirling, Miss Maude Sterling, Miss Alice Prescott andthe Misses Blanchard, Messrs. J. A. and A. Macauley, C. E. Prescott, John Joy Edson, jr., Gatley, Stirling. Parker, Stickney, Barnard, Carter, Townsend, Macintosh, Jen- kins, Gaham, Bartlett, Emery and Drs. Good- all, Middleton and Fitch. Representative Lester and family of Georgia, formerly at the Riggs, are now at the Rich- mond A number of friends of Mr. and Mra. W. Le- roy Farirman spent a pleasant evening Satur- day at their residence on Capitol Hill. The occasion was Mr. Fairman’s twenty-fourth birthday Mrs. V. Smith, wife of Lieut. Smith of the third infantry, Fort Meade, South Dakota, is visiting her parents, Capt. and Mra. D. J. Young, 1313 Corcoran street. Mrs, Jobn B. Allen has returned to the city after a month's visit to New York. Senator and Mrs, Allen are now located at No. 10 B street northeast, Mrs, Jeangette Thurber will give a box party at the concert tomorrow night for the benefit of the Boys’ and Girls’ National Home and Em- ployment Association. Mir. Mrs. B. H. Warner have returned to the city from an extended tour through the south and west. Mr. Warner has been tendered a dinner at Willard’s_ by his co-directors in the Columbia National Bank, which occasion will be used for the presentation of an elegant tes- timonial appreciative of his services as presi- dent of that ee THE COUNT OF THE DEAD. and Parma violets in the finger bowls. Secretary Noble escorted Mrs. Fuller to the table, Senator Dolph took out Mrs. Strong, Mr. Henry Strong and Mra.Greely walked together, Mr. H. Gordon Strong and Miss Nicolay were Senator Sherman took out Mrs. Justice Miller, Mr. Justice Miller seated Mrs. Hawley, Gem. Greely walked with Mrs. Morrison Fuller, Sir Julian Pauncefote escorted M: Dolph. Senator Hawley escorted Lad Panncefote, Gen. Schotield took out Miss Margaret Halsted, Mr. de Siruve sat with Miss Leonora Halsted aud the Chief Justice took out Mrs. Noble. During the ten courses of the breakfast the Secretary and the three ladies of his household changed their seats at table after every two courses, which enabled each one of them to sit at each table during the service and return each one to his own table for the close and to make of it a genuine movable feas Mra. J. B. Henderson will be pleased to see the friends invited for Friday, April 11, on Wednesday evening, April ¥, mstead, when there will be dancing. Mra. Cilley and Mrs. Patterson will be at home at No. 1828 I street tomorrow. Ther will be assisted by Mrs. Horace Cummings and Miss Irwin of X street. and Mr. and Mrs. Bouton of Chicago and Mr. sud Mrs. John T. Fogg of | Boston. Mr. Robert B. Roosevelt. jr.. son of Mr. R. B. oosevelt, ex-minister to the King of the therlands, will be married this afternoon to iss Grace Woodhouse in New York city. Mrs. Sophia Davidson, Miss Stewart Brown and Mr. Davidson Smith of New York are at the | Normandie on # short visit. | Miss Mattie Thompson, who has been in Washington since January. wili leave for Ken-! tucky this evening. Miss susie Bate has gone to Philadelphia on @ short visit. Mrs, and Miss Keitt of South Carolina have returned to the Ebbitt after an absence of sev- eral weeks. Miss Mildred Fuller has returned from New York. Miss Katherine Atterbury of Brooklyn is vis- iting Mr. and Mrs, H. J. Gray on R street. Mr. Gray, who is # student at the Union Theological Seminary, is home for the Easter vacation. Miss Olive Guthrie of Passaic, N.J., is visit- img her aunt, Mrs. S. H. Kauffmann, 1421 Massa- chusetts avenue. Mr. Denman Johnson, who has been pursn- ing the regular course at Lawrenceville school, 3s ‘spending the Easter vacation with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Johnson, at the Rochester. Mr. D. L. Pierson of the senior class of | Princeton C: e is spending the Easter vaca- tion with Mr. Tileston F. Chambers, 1441 Q strest. Miss Mattingly will be at home to her friends tomorrow from 3 to 7 p.m. Mra. Foshay Walker, nee Miss Cora Hender- son of Alexandria, Va., sailed from New York Saturday with « party of friends for Europe, On account of the parade on next Friday the reception of Commander Hoff on board the Dale is anticipated one day and will take place on Thursday, the 10th instant, from 4 to 7. Mr. Burlingame, son of Mr. Anson Burlin- game, with his wife, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gounett of 1731 De Sales place. Mrs. A. H. Thomas, who has been visiting friends in New York for the past two months, has re’ to her home in Alexandria. Mise Mira Beals of Boston was entertained at taneheon by Mrs. C. R. Baldwin of 1907 R street on Saturday. Miss Potter of New York assisted Miss Beals in.entertaining the gnests with read- ings. Among those present were Miss Gertrude Hamiin of Ser ranton, Mrs. Coolidge, Mrs. Rush, Misses Padon, Baldwin, Hamlin, Aplin ana Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Barney, 1439 K street, have resurned to the city after an absence in Ube south of six weeks, Mr, Ernest W, Fill has returned from Spring- field and is visiting his parents at 1552 12th street northwest. Mr. and Mrs. 8. J. King have returned home end will be pleased to see their friends at 129 Indiaua avenue om the 13th, 20th and 27th in- stants, Mrs. Representative Townsend of Pennsyl- vania will be at home Tuesday at 813 Vermont avenue. Miss Wanamaker's Easter break/ast, given toa large number of her young friends this morn- ing, Was s charming novelty ia entertaimmenta, ‘Tweive tables, each for six quests, were laid in the ballroom. The white tapers were in white china candlesticks and were capped by white shades. In the center of each table was a mass of fowem, pink roses in one, white roses in another, spring carnations ou a third and so on through the bewildering list of fragrant flow- ers that are now in season. The young hostess received her guests in a pretty and simple of blue and white fi ‘d trimmed with lace. The guests are Miss Petitt of Phil- adeipbis, Miss Rachel Cameron, Miss Brooke, the Misses Windom, the Misses Ernst, Miss Husk, Miss Miller, Miss Grace Davis, Miss Almy, Miss Ashford, Miss Vou . Clary Ray, me Bex. ‘Prince . Mr. MeKenuey, aye Clay, bear dongs Lee Phillips. Mr. Van ‘Ness Foil, Mr. Richard Porter, Mr. Hellen, Mr. R. Wallach, Mr. Barry, Mr. Hecksher of P! ‘ia. Mr. Robert Chilton, Count Scbonburg. Edie, Miss Miss Faller, Miss Hodge, the Misses Cullen, Miss Poor. Miss Cooper, Miss Beach’ Mr. Paul Andrews. Mr. Kuchardsou, Mr. Rodma Wanamaker, Mr. Hosmer. Mr. Lever, Mr. Harold Binney Mr. Steele Clarke of Philad='vhia and Dr. MeAlpine of New York. A. uden orc rendered soft music during the feast. ‘The bull room was decked with foliage bushes. At the close of the breakfast the ceutec pieces of flowers upon the tables were broken up into bouquets tied with ribbons that were marked with the names of the recipients, Miss Emily Graham, Miss Barbara O'Flaherty | Rathered im Chicago, Cincinnati and St. Louis Clifford } Lestra {1s 4 most worthy one and every seat Arrangements at the Census Office for Collecting Vital Statistics. ENUMERATORS TO MAKE A CANVAS FOR THE CEN- SUS YEAR—RECORDS MADE BY HEALTH OFFI- CIAL TO BE UTILIZED—NOVEL WAYS OF CORDING—AN ELECTRICAL COUNTING MACHT An important part of the mortality and vital statistics which will appear in the retnrns of the coming census is now nearing completion. Tn order that these statistics might be as widely useful as possible it was decided to include the statisties for the five years pre- ceding May $1 next in certain cities where the records of deaths. &c., were kept up. The Vital statistics for the census year ending July | 1 will be collected by the censux enumerators and will apply to theentirecounfty. Dr. John S. Billings, who has charge of this work, thought, and *Superintendent Porter agreed with him, that the returns of deaths for one year owing to various causes would not give a satisfactory basis upon which to found deduc- tions, It was, therefore, deciied to take the returns gathered by the sanitary authorities in a number of the principal cities and tabulate them for five years and print them as a part of the report of the census. AGENTS pW AT WORK. This work is now being done, Agents of the Census Ortice are at work in Boston, New York, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash- | ington compiling the vital statistics as gath- ered by the local authorities. Owing to changes made in the wards the statistics will only be fora traction of the five years. The entire state of New Jersey will be included in this inquiry, as the work of the state board of health, which receives monthly reports from all parts of the state, enables the census au- thorities to obtain the statistics of the entire state as conveniently as those of a leading city in that state. BY PUNCHING HOLES IN CARDS. The agents of the Censns Office engaged in this work instead of filling out long schedules with names, dates, &c., are following a simpler method, which is a part of the new electrical system of tabulation which is to be tried in the present census. What is known as a stamping machine is used, which has a face something like a type writer, only, in pince of keys, there are holes. Eachof these holes is clearly desig- nated and the operator, using a punch attached to the machine, but which moves freely over the face, punches into a card lying beneath round holes. These holes always mean the same thing, as the cards are of the same size. A card with a number of rounded apertures in it when taken from this stamping machine is read by an expertand informs him that a certain individual named in the schedule was white or black or Chinese, Indian, &c., the sex, age. place of birth, pro- fession, trade or occupation and a number of other interesting facts which statisticians want to know about those who have died. TO BE COUNTED BY ELECTRICITY. These cards are arranged by counties or san- itary districts and sent to this city, where Mr. Hollerith, the inventor, is having put up in a large room in the Census Office a number of ingenious machines with which he proposes to do the counting and the tabulation of the next census by electricity. The chief of the division, Mr. W. A. King, is now arranging the cards re~ ceived from the agents and preparing to run them through the machine. He expects to be able to know in « short time how many people died in these various places dur- img the past five years and a number of interesting biographical details, When he has a number of cards of a certain county or district, each one representing an individual now dead, and he wants to how many died of a certain age and other fu he begins to feed the cards into a machine, LOOKS LIKE A PIANO. This machine looks something like an up- right piano. Above what would be the key board in the space which contains the vital orzaus of a piano there are a nuinber of smali dials which are seen beneath a pane of glass, | These dials record whet the carda have | to say. The cards are slipped in a brass | f) Jatform and a pad containing a lot of needle- Fixe projections is broaght down on it, When there isa hole in the card the needle slips through. When there is none the needle is | ressed back. ‘Those that yo through, | however, are plunged into a bath of mercury where the electrical eomnection between the needle and the dial is broken and the bands on the dial move one point. A number of dials can record at one and the same time, 60 that a large class of facts can readily be recorded. The face of the dial snows how the record stands at any time and the figures can be taken off. It is claimed that the tabulation of re- turns can be made not only more rapidly but more accurately than by actual count. By a skillful electrical connection a box full of pigeon holes at the side of the operator of the machine can be used to place the cards when taken from the machine, so that they will be accurately assorted. AMUSEMENTS, ‘Tar Grex Cuvs Coxcent.—The concert of the Yale Glee and Banjo Clubs at Lincoln Music Hall this sroning will be a gala society event. Many ladies and gentlemen prominent in social and official circles have secured boxes and a gumber of orchestra parties will be on hand An exceptionally good program has been ari After the concert there will be a recep t Mrs. Dalzel!’s. A Fasmio: CoxceRrt.—The operatic con- cert tomorrow night at Music Hall for the benetit of the Boys’ and Giris’ National Home and Employment Association prom: » be a fashionable event and a very artis' affair. Miss Marie Decca and Signor Montegriffo are moug the artists who willappear. The —_ in the house should be sold. Tickets, $1, 31.50 ‘aud | Bat Metzerott’s. s Post Fam.—The fair of Lincoln pot “G. yi BR, at Eh agen Light In- fantry Armory is proving a great success. The Washington Light Infantry, the Old Guard and Sons of Veterans will attend this evening. The rogram is changed every evening and new at- and Miss Jennie Cuthbertson of Philadelphia are visiting Mrs. T. Graham, at 1933 15th street northwest. Company D of the Washington Light Infan- try Corps will be at home on Thursday even- amg, April 17. Mra, J. Bartlett Hills, who has been very ill with typhoid fever, is convalescing. Mr. George D. Shelton of Bridgeport, Conn., | W**ed to the third assistant postmaster gen- os is telatives, Col. Jobn R. Niernsee’t family, 1531 P street. Mrs. Joseph R. Edson has been very ill for | 549! no of mail business the y recovering. ‘Miss Henning of 1728 20th street has returned from a four weeks’ visit to Norfolk, Va. Mra. A. E. Renkin and daughter of St Johns- Vt., and Mr. and Mra. E. horndike of are at the Langham. bead 3 Arlington. Misses Beale, Schoomaker, Taylor and Chis- bolm of New York are at the Fredonia. Mr. and Mrs. T. J, Hardester, with their son Harry, left this morning for St. Paul, where they propose remaining three weeks with the grip, but is now | 02? ns are announced for every night. ———— Big Day’s Work at the Post Office. The largest day’s work by 12 per cent ever done by the registry division of the city post oftice was done Inst Friday. The records have all been completed and the report will be for- eral this afternoon. On that one day alone the letters received for distribution amounted to ” WANTED--HELP. COUNTRY REAL _ sa oe ‘The material ina new style of Iamb-requin Wis mOxk, WAIST oT HAND AND D ONF Warr Ai ‘A LADY WHO WRITES & a RES Ba ero Dray id Hand, a Place as © spyist. Address C.F. Ses tii Board at caeetient is wool, otters need api. MISS AeGWaiNEe S32 O54 bE | ster Bter vllice, ase aad » boarders accommodated. ANTED=BY VERY RESPECTA’ es ‘OR RENT—NEATLY FURNISHED ‘ ANTED-BY & BAC Winae steneetes Cham ber Maid oF BSGoe Second ind Fi. A suffering husband who gave up all his cash country, a G Se Maia’ Call S020 Test home comforts, Lag meer of for Lent to mect the williner bill for Easter Particulars apply io TALES se aw ep ae Ww gXtepiLwars. go To DICKS AGES aS ERS TERRE men preferred, “Add — Wee. A TYPEWRITER IN pacts as, Nuraes, Yoemtres waren Eicon Sus | PGR PENT SUMMER Nice UNFURNISED ROOMS Oh! she is a pretty picture, for Ameren Spy Sir deen WMC. references. 61:3 7th st. nw. ‘floor iit housek. a8, Rew Fane abd hry heme omer ga on W522 st RESTON RRS Pte [ats oer hom oe at On her head an Easter bonnet, \ Ws Butle Maids, | and Nurses. Seauustross: Men Wattore, Cvcks Coach NTSTHRER UNPURNISHED co Bier som RAL “A NU ey Recreate Cut SS Si is ealey caves cat | Sarena dana ap, Bere SAM“ A. COOMBS Bee Feta fishin tmte te. carey es | {Aarts Hoyt and mrmeietie SaySaerySS There's nothing better on the street. apt y SQEEDIMY A WHITH, GIRE. A PLACE (AS abe for, dressmaking apo lw — TED—WOMEN | ‘COOKS, $10 T1087 rt First-¢ ass Waitress nem who — ” As she wears my gift—the bonnet, AY) ber Mauls Sarees and Lirudresses, . it stands her wore. Please call aor 320 Sthet hee ie FR! KENT NIC CELY FORNISHED Booms x ri y iou ean que tee Just as she is, d d nice; Cook: fe A COMES Be Hinde. C. Cols es ANTED BY A FURST-C1 ASS =n MAREK, a I | Kockvilie aud sheet seme oe from 7th st pike, just e is, dear and nice; x SAML. A. COOMBS, 926 F st. n.w. ap’ ‘work to do at home or tn fumilien; indies van b> acioog Tite at ‘ett “April contaius about 180 acres, about GO On this glorious sunshine Easter, WARSTED—A YOUNG MAN 01 LADY AR ENTEN | Stted at their remidence; beat o1 retereucer, Ad ines el eres im a wich a Does she think about the ° Clerk and Assistant Bookkeeper; tas be Feliable Star office. in | FOR RENT DOMPORTABLY FURNISHED SEC- | Bas broken for she about the pric and correct. "Address in own hand wii WANT Der a _meapectamne —covonen | A. wma sto Fronttowm. al ctottutoncon, eumus: | tirvaah this mowiore for Of my Lenten sacrifice? mead ee W Gin place 13 cook, Wanls sud Tro. Address | 6 Pies Party. G13 13th stn. fag = y ANTE er WOMAN TO gto Hens * ar — i ined fur housekeeping ae soe it = ished for The man who tries to take things as they We ak ah nd Fe a Ral Aggy WANTED-3Y 4 THR 1 ast SFMT ROA wiht pamekeeping. wn scong come—the tue ball catcher. Ta ANTE oe a woNia 50 Oo oe | ee icin hse adire 130 Gee Ve TOR | RENT—1309 14TH ST. NW. TWO LARG : — . |. We {nd Grnerat House Work; must atay at Bit; | WANTED, BY A YOUNG LADY OF GOOD EX- Fs Cinall Gonpauticedan esas Soarty we “Jones is a thundering good fellow,” re- | no washinu. G04 Ta i lie, Jong Py tg ecund or thind dot furnished or unnruiehc. marked Brown to his wife. ANTE ih o00D, BOSSES Takk Bolt Rudross sulk ee tacaneaase | marie one LARGE YRONT EO wy i “Yes,” she responded acridly; “yes, thunder- | Gkabil GALLERY, 420 boom WaAdzED fosttions Fo, ee tiTE ND | Ree oe Linck FRONT ROOM wiTE | Es ing good; all noise and no res WASTER, Ay, INDUSTHIOUS wou a a5 wen, Clerks Saleamen, Watchiven, “ Nad ‘and | $35" pale Mcaa eae in cones ToyRoe as, cbrated for ita reliued ad select a House Work for ‘three in amily: no washing, | Ritehen sa ‘Fatnilies Jeurites — | one hour's ride from Washington. P ee ‘o 0 Steady Man to Care for Two Horses, Roose 5, | _a6-s1° omUMN WARS. 1110 ¥ = cheat “Assume a virtue though you have it not, h * ANTED-SITUATIONS Fe. RENT —7 THREE NICELY FURNISHED show " a al V ATIONS POR COOKS, « Boome. Soor: mew hours; tee suman, | & said the man who picked up the other fellow’s ANTED AT TE Ses SALES capt Naniben: House, Kitchen aud Ladies’ Maids, Butlers, | southern sxposure Oftice. 208 é 7 - ie | 3 umbrella, on a rainy day. Sth atu. from 7 io) pane SEAS ana ‘anaiaana TRCN. x — (a ae — ANLED—LA .. ao AMS, aoa G v| Fe iT —IN GEORGETOWN, NEAR THE get Py = te RG ae oe ; . Heighis and street cara, one, two or three delucht- and Falls Chu A post-Easter greeting: Where dia you get one 4g W 2 heel = jal Koons; second floor, partly, furnished: sual! pei- | ville ena Bint aban eo oy — * a | Ra ieee Boi 1 rs ae Li housekeeping a ft acres to 75 ——F ——e from 2 vadees office, Vy ANTPD_AcrivE MAN AT ONCE: ONE WHO Fs May Bull gE —— | apS-2¢ ae Ren ee EAN AT ONOR) ORF _fordnt 70H RENT “DESIRABLE APARTMENTS, EACH 28, SAE Raster Monday compliments to So-| ss tne! ricyt patty. Cull a4 pm d- Matt PL BY A YOUNG LADY. A POSITION AS | inctudins wan water, Ge, @W0, $55 and 820. Api | ay ote ciety: “Ah, there!” O1S-D bo Fasten wae ae sis ae Book’ Keeper. Address | 1 CAYWOOD BARREL is) iivattovte aa po Ma. EDA COMPETE WHITE wom. = = si : re f © come wel No truer words than these are apoken: mended, 1008 13th st Lew. ee come Wel x OGRA ee On RENT-FUBNISHED Oi USFURNISHED, The back-bone of Winter is utterly broken,— io ne oD w His GIRE, TO AsBIS 1 TN IN 1 Cs floors; Fess closets in sock room; terms very — : ‘are 0 and"Clamber i re eng | And has been since last fail. stay at ight ‘also a frat clawg Cok. Call ise tau 3 = k SL 18TH 8 4 1 OUNG MAN TO DRAW GODE SCE romitenct tae pt ee) . i i zi 5 suDA | — oF sites of two oF more. with pris ‘use A cattle drovers dog is no sailor, but he ; oe havinue some kuowledin of the busi ANTED—GOOD HOME FOR Box EIOUT location first-class in particular knows how to “steer his bark. bess preserred. Apply tod. K MAJUM, 800 7th st. 7-3" | We years of age; must rear him as their COR KENT—130 EAST CAPITOL 51 ANTED A Fina: CLASS TALLOKESS, CALL | dress 403 Penua. ave. n.w., upetaira oa | Fite Rooms, with or without boa: ‘acres of denirsbie tadiing ueey eaneniae 10th st uw. JACK BARDITZEUSKIL. ANTED—A SECOND-HAND ~BICYCLI douple room ou 2d Boor. teantitul Building Sitex ghponite Far. ™ : ood coudition; Upright preferred. 4 Pa Saar ce ome or sine Lawn, within ten minutes five numutes of In Lent you must deny yourself V ori AR E FIRST-CLASS TALLORESSES | Stating kind and ternis, H.V., Star office, _ atiother railroad station. 9 rice 12: Until the days are spent; to Work on Coste, SIMPSON, cor. 9th und G sts, -10 BUY, A GOOD SEGOND HAND Rok ke ; Sroute Om tho wow Roulovand 3 ‘ap7. oa Ton Cur’ Chder Surrey. Anaveas 8 Becond-story, Hovis with trcte and is most desirably situa For Faster rhymes with feaster, + ANTEDCSERES GOOD far Tas ners toaduits ony. @15 per mouth 2 Anply st once to And nothing rhymes with Lent. Ws sets. ro others, to hanule something dat ont N 2 5 = UPHO! = ws “¥ yon SALESP salary to kout agents: “C. EALDERSUS 2016 | WY ered hisscronaes inde over: FOREST 1400 cst, Nw FRONT A Fe ORE Pot ACE ties ee Reni ous tee | ere pnd enceiantal z r Hail — with or without board Ee A ACN, co ere goes General Averill,” said a gentle- W ANTED- A REGISTERS DPRUG Cr RK WITH 10-300! JOR Bi 34 13TH ST. N.W., PARTLY FUR- ities of iruit laud, ly amypro man as 4 fine looking man went by the Srak cor Food Fecomnmendations, F. 8, WILLIAMS i shed or, Unturnished rapier, Sit tem, 0 Acres 3 miles from ae on Be oH 0. office one day last week; “‘a famous soldier in the late war, he was, and Tam reminded of a y ANTED—A COMPE Wash and Iron P WOMAN TO C90) ences. L131 14th st.n.w. N story of He and the late George W. | W ASE ED oda RISO E-CLASS BRICKLAY, Adams of Tar Stan bore a striking resem- td pe Dragging ree ge mood ‘ | Georgetown Helxhts. Apply with tools. blance to each other and on one occasion a| LAUGHLIN & C5. wane iz dozen years or so ago, he was approached in a hotel lobby by a gentleman who saluted him with: “ah lieve? “Iam very sorry,” D—A WOMAN TO 6 COOK zy D (BOGE Mout wast a Ree ED -A YOUNG MAN TO ASSIST IN SHOW. | be “ine. ‘THE PALAIS RUYAL, corner Fenn | ave. t this is Mr. Adams of Tux Svan I be- r ¥D—A MILLINERY SALES LADY; MUST. replied the General, Ws Understand trimming. Apply in store, ae ¥ S “but it is not. However, I will give you a card | § to him, | With this the General, in all seriousness, | took a card and wrote as follows: “My dear Mr. Adams: The gentleman presenting this ! card mistook me for you. As Ihave refrained | from killing him, I think you should reward him. Signed: Aver” | The gentleman presented the card but not until he had become very much better ac- quainted with General Averill, | 2 24 = HEN-FRUIT DAY. ia Thousands of Children Egg-Rolling in | ,s, | | — AT ONCE-WAIST AND SKIRT nds st Mie WYATTS. two2 Tita chee NTED. A RELIABLE COLORED WOM. Charabe} ference VAS a iu, Fanuily of Toxo; must have kuod ply to 900 H wt. uw. ap7-3t ATED-BY US AT ONCE,A GENTLEMAN TO fill a Yoaition ot { KOwd city references re- uired. Call after 920 au. THULE & CO. #24 5mm we ANTED_AN ASSISTANT MILLINER 5 A Apprentice. Apply corner 20th aud N sts. now. 1° ANTEDAN ACTIVE BOY ABOUT “BIXTE! or eiurhteen years of ao. Must have references, MbistZ’S DRUG STORE, 1014 = F st. W W: Wi ED RI D, White Coachman, accustomed to entire cage ot stable. Must be willing to accompany family the White House Grounds. ROFL, Best city rererences uccessary. ‘Address ar oft THE Gi NN ON . ate HITE SERVANT FOR a REAT ANNUAL PICNIC OF WASHINGTON CHIL- pe Ee ee A DREN—NO DISTINCTION ON ACCOUNT OF AGE, | best references: Geriuan preferred. “Appl RACE, SEX OR COLOR--AN ANIMATED scene — | Massachusetts ave, WaAnzee, -A COMPETENT HOUSE MAID AND | Waitresa. oe ee 743 | Massachuset a ED ROMPING AND LUNCHING ON THE GREEN SWAKD, Were ‘there uo calendars a glauce at the White Honse grounds toduy would instantly | show a person that today is Easter Monday. Eggs, egg shells and children abound, older | folks look on and every square inch of ground | is utilized for romping or for lunch eat- F 407 hand ands person to baste waists. “Also remtice. oe ANTED—A LADY TO SOLICIT ORDERS FOR O Popular work, which will, most with # ready orH STREET N. Ww. A wala sale Address letter to D. J. J., Star offic ANTED-WHITE AND COLOR W Rurses, Maids, Waitresses, House Keepers, ee] ing. It is the great annual national | an ry " Hands, Seamstresses, Coachay children’s picnic, a continuance of the custom | (ATuRhy stared.) this and other cities and coun that has grown up from the time when the | babies used to roll their brightly colored eggs down the terraces at the Capitol grounds and then roll down after them. It is not much of an egg-rolling, this jubilee of the little ones that is ) going on today on the lawn of the Executive Mansion, but it is more of a spring feast,where the sacrifices 10 the goddess of sun and Howers are in the form of dozens upon dozens of rain- bow-tinted eggs and zords upon cords of bread and butter. GATHERING FOR THE FUN. The gathering began soon after breakfast, although there were bad weather sigus to be seen then. The wet streets caused many a little heart to feel like lead thie morning when the dawn came, but there was soon a procession moving toward the home of the Presideut, even before the guards had all reported for duty. Hence there was quite an audie assembled to witness the driving of stakes along the tops of the east and west terraces on which wires were stretched to prevent the ogg rolling down the side turf. ‘They come alone, in pairs, in triplets, but more often in throngs or hordes of from five to a dozen, each with a small basket of eggs, coat the largest one with « Innch. Mammas were | sprinkled through the gathering more like | shepherd dogs than chaperones, and the small boy, with neither egg basket or lunch, wax everywhere, Wwss A GARD ONE WHO TROR- ously wundepstende the care of frule Mdowervand Apply I. A. CASSILLY, s.6, cor. 1st and. apt-ste D- THE CITY INTELLIGENCE OF- tice Every-ay Working Women, Meu, Boys and Girls; bo waiting tor work—applicauious for govern- meut = at prepared. May iene 7th &Enw. refer HS. M. ares Baitiniore. wat -D—FOUR BUSHELMEN. D-H Vv FANTED doul “THREE GENTLEMEN UN- dAvItY ae Canvassers for Thert Insur- y petd up $100,000, having + Wi SDA. te ington. Address —A GURL -EXPELIE D on Clothing. Apply to Pore floor, SAK AND COMPAN AX hi Room, 4t WAIST, SKIRT AND SLER' #1 Vermont ave. ANTED—15 4TH ST. S.E., A GOOD REL ‘Servant for General Housework, Must tent, steady and stay ac night; no other ne aves food, a Wanzten. NDORE'S | EMPLOYMENT Bi Fos, couducted Uy, lndiew “Men aud Womel white and colored: for all hinds of Gutepet labor, city | ud states: with referenices. aseimoved to 70Y Lat. u. W. some particularly vant ter pick?” “Butt er pint?” e more shell! Don't break my | 5 and other similar phrases of the | vernacular of Easter Monday. Here was # melancholy object in white and yellow—s forlorn boy scraping from himself the contents of a bad egg that had been smashed in his hand by a mischievous young- ster, and his woe was sharpened by the thought that he had just been on tue point of doing the same thing himself to another boy, ALL soRTs. ‘The children ranged from two years to sixty, from the color of ths paper Tue Sraz is printed on to that of the ink that makes these letters. Race lines, police lines and care lines were all obliterated, Etiquette hid her face behind a veil for a while and con- veutional propriety stood outside of the park and hung her sad face over the railing. But there were no sad faces inside, all was joy and guicty, laughter and music, eggs and yellow stains, tough” #4) INFANT LESSONS IN GAMELING, | Fig ae sataek = | ANTED—A YOUNG MAN AS CLERK; MUS He produced eggs from mysterious depths of | WANT Ti tascute cat wala eaiected i his garments and traded right and left, giving | hand writum “Address SALAKY, Star oftice. aj | green for red, hard boiled for soft, raw for | WANTED A Flst-cl ass WHITE H mone other nee yply Wwe th cooked, and occasionally trying the toughness | | Wie ier urs sins te dle Mina of an ogg shell on that of another. 1 Wein tice aupty av The spirit of the gambler was abrond in | ave, strength, shown in the twinkle of the eye ax | \VANTED — Goop sumer Haws © M Wieesbremttoyiient aut aod Bes, fetal 997 Fs a0 COLORED MAN ABOUT rk in Drug store. Ws ED--YOUNG MAN IN A DRUG STORE With s year or 80 experience. Address PHAKM- ACIST, Star office. ap DY WORKERS AT J.C, HU ca Peunsylvaniaave, ” " ad-Ot MAN FOR EACH SEO- WV, to loeaily re) ‘ut o iucorpors Jewels y, a WE Address DRUGS 8, ape. . Clot ‘hing, ‘Shoe. ‘Also a Lady of a cost. bers (80,00 now enrol et, 3100, 000 'F #40, to enroll men ences exchun PLE CO-UPK: Weuit well Feted), Lock Bos 767, Wane “DRESS MAKING—LEAR’ FOR Prof. Christuer's luternatioual ‘ailor System; with at y inch rule or tape measure aloue, ws ull ecien- tifie tatiors cut; patterns and materials cut aud mude and inatruction given Ly Mine, 8. J. MESWER, 1403 IK. WANTED--HOUSES. __ TANTED—TO BUY PROPERTY ON GOR Fs’ ST. between Sth aud 15th Business: ‘Address. Ke, Star ol ANTED WE WANT A HOUSE IN orae.; about $5,001 tov onehaving mci a hotise aud wishing tos THE MARINE BAND. At2o’clock the Marine Bend arrived and for two hours delighted the thousands cf chil- dren and grown people with light music, fa- on 7th st.u.w. miliar such ae “McGinty” and “Razzle- | do well tocomuunieate with us, JF. Cl Dazzle, wanee Kiver,” “Where Did You .- 608 F st. nw. Get That Hat” and ‘Listen to My Tale ot Woe.” Wirttigts BUY AN EIGHT OR NL Meyerbeer and Thoms were cast aside for two Brick House between MeL ave, Csi. at hours of popular music, and Hub Smith and Erb Address, stating price, &c. ANTED-T0. Wi a ae NEAR THE corner of 3d BLE, rr Maryland ave. ne <b 0. V y ANTED. “GIBBS AUTOMATT Sewing Machine for cash; nrustbe in, ood cond tion aud a bargain. Aduress, stating price, S. a CHAIRS AND 5) TEES FOR} ECR ‘al lig Hal F.P. NASH, 710 W ASTED.8,000 FOR THREE ranks a5 FA = cent, red on the handsomest improved corner in the mirthwent: Ashiord Adkire: TRACT, star o} epd-3t WAXIED 10 BUY FOR CASH HOUSEHOLD and Ofice Furniture Stacks of Merchandise, such se Grocemes, Dry Goods, Jewelry, Sc. all transac fons confidential Address ALBERT: 408 Jot et apé-lw* Was TED-ALL DESIRING oe Photos at $2 per dozen call PARGA 450 Pa ave.” best bours for clildven, ton this paper. Wank rd abstract; no commission. tice, PRIVATE LETTERS AND OTHER Pctgne} to Revise, Correct and le a cgtuidence uarantecd:: translations. s. W. TIAN, AMe Tey Institute, established 1: corner th and’K xcs. n.w. W 4 N2ED SADDER HORSE. MUST ALS9 GO IN rhomes and jeriectiy safe tat wsoune nas te a3 and pertect fe 10F & you Anive, "Any ‘eric ade i= Se etch a hores toon | kitchen, first floor; tworooms thoor | ith dwelling and @utbuil bie, reasonal | desiral bie, permanent. Call after 3-30 Pam, 2 mules east of Branchville and outbuildings and frui handsome country residen qrounds: 1s iuiies ‘from Alex. and vosans 1 mile from Sa, Asaph's duuc.; over 1,000 fruit trees: laud Lighly Proved: on lie of proposed Mt. Vernon road, pr NT-—LARGE “Ft RNISHL D = D Room, 87.000, jandsome Country Residence. ¥ roome and Rest floor with uve of dining room sud 4 Futbubldinws, plenty of, shade and tru: wear depo $10: references. jenna, $2500, Fine & and Untbullainga, with ear depot Herndon , € Farms and Country Kem ¢imia. Houses for wale or rent at Hi bung sud Hixnand Station, ation, Smuithvonian, pn LY 4 KNISH mber: geutlemen only; terms Address HWE. Star of Fee RENT ALL BUT TWO ROOMS OF 4 centrally located, to adults for yj Of two ladies; ens! references. Address | F%: RENT—628 1 ST. U Rooms, suitable for hou: Keeping. O'clock pa. «rounds; A A maga of Suburban, ‘Mary land and Vir teville, + nly of t, south, west ex- Star office. FURNISHED Apply after 3 apa-see SIRABLE FARM OF 95 ACKES, ‘OMMUNI- 26 Fru lk watered and desirabic z ue closets: window ; | buildinss: located at Windham's Static wy oF unfurnished: worms | 8.8 0 Ki. For particulars apply WIN wa SE apd-set ) —TWO LARGE ROOMS, d fluor, furnished, ouse; central; cast, mouth, West exposure; "no children, ‘refercucca’ Box Dtur office. apa Foes re Sto) poms with Alooves bent ena Larue, bath ou tame floor; 1805 Linden st, Lebroit Park. apl- Fe RENT— 1725 G ST. N.W., PLE ASAE Rooms, with or without board; home comfort: ghposite the uew Athletio Club ‘House aud FopEestt aHREE | APARTMENTS OF 1WOAND private bath aud closet; ele- ganuy furnisued. “At the WOODMONT: ‘cor sea aud Tows circle. ry BIG BARGAIN IN A FARM JUS Touballytuwn. cheap if wold at WOODS & SON, Real Fetate Brokers, aps-6t Fore wath ceoctous' ty ot choice fruit of every variety, pure water aud Gacron or ore, FunLiag streaii, and. place ienudid teti-pond. COOKE D. LUCKETT, 935 M6 ACRES NEAR STATION at Herndon. Va. good 7-room Frame He wee fruit, w ritwand ruuuitix water, 6%, ae Wa 20., YLG F st. mw. commnamaing sae wiske Hie, all outbuildings, lange ALE—PARM OF 248 A {roc; Rock ville, ad and ro! who will treat blin kindly ay eidress S save of aN > ut for subdivision Carrier No. 60, Georgetown Station, stating price and FOR RENT—OFFICES. in woud. For price sud Where the horse cau be ween, No hu: ere = EVTALBOVT, Attorney a Shswer this advertisement api-im. | Bor RENT-NICE OFFICE ROOMS IN G17 F ST. a ee bow. Also the dwelling part and stable WASTED, BAUM A BIE wignyst cas | * adelw JOHN 0. JOHNBON: Atiantie Buildin. x-rouu Cotbases Office neon. ey Fixtures. Eutire Mouseboids » OR RENT. FROM APELL 15, 1890, TWO LAKG ate Post Off e, 1b miles fr mt or ad sppctalty. Storage on feasunable terut, Address $12 communicating Office Rooms. | dvess GRANT “AMMEN, Aumendale, Md 3. ner ‘Oth at. mh?y nw. WoG DUY Lhe Fat. | invuth, to be paid in advance. BSA-Yanr Ww inte = HORSES 10 KEEP, KEEPING s Winter and Summer a Specialty; onlec Livery Stables, 3511 6th wt. m.w.; farm. 7th gy,fouds 8 mulles duo city. 0. HP. CLARK, 5) a V YANTED— PAIR CASH VALUE PAID Fou Household and Office Furniture of Every De- SEPUgD, also Capp ets, ntoves, Counters Nig ke, Address or call, ‘A: C. WINSTON, 097 7th Stew paired and Covered by Sa Bo tik an if s st. BL bet. Gand de m213-1m* WwW! ANTED—BY SS « 8 MILLER 1 1213 Fst. NW. Mouey to Tuvest on ‘Securities in ths District of Columbia, We haven mas applications for small loens of from $500 to $5,000, which we could sately place at 6 per cent per anu, ‘Fernons having sual! savinws are invited to cal 27-1 VANTED—STEAM CARPET CLEARING AND Menovating Works: Feathers Kenovated; Mat- Furniture Steamed and “Moths NGS, 14 ‘Pa ave. Telepbune cz ry) PRY SCKIBNER. BU able Goods, 2c. per pound. ‘Caching, Bie, pec pound, Wertenteg ase ts ont ntscae is butter ors) tur ope mouth or mouey refunded. N.B.--Don't take muy tein, gilt ie “Just ws food as Serib- vera” oF “all the sa@e is for sal 1N SUMS TO SUIT proved real estate security. rs’ Loaus inade at snort notice, BM, WAKNER & CO, 216 Fst iow, SUMOF MONEY Tv LOAN aud 6 per cent interest, Good Builder iu sums to suit at Must Le ou real estate in the Discrict, BILL & JyHNSZO: 5 _Spl-im i N ONFY TO LOA T FIVE PI RCE vroved Kenai Bstate Security. specinity TYL PONEY TO LOAN INL! A Ou approved real estate security at 5 and 6 per chuarKes Lu i Mi LEIVOLD, bis- lus S.w. cor, ith and F sta. nw. ONEY TO L ON REAL ESTATE, PROMPT attention to all uid applications, MSTRDT & BRADLEY, B at, y _mi-im ONEY TOLOANON REAL ESTATE AT LOWES’ Tates of interest aise on other approved security. THOS, G. HENSEY & C Tree _m15-3m_ tw 0 YOU WANT MONEY?_@10 TO 8100 TO LOAN at Low Ipterest on Furniture, Horses, Wayous, Household Goods ot other personal propert: principal and iuterest payable in weekly or mont uly its; wo removal of trom resi: 08; i sublet * Box tis, Sear’ office. mi elim ‘0 LOAN IMMEDIAT $30,000—IN SUMS to suit, grou $1,000 upward, on good Keal Estate pecurity. ACKER i etree a ms 1008 F st. nw, . ¥ 10 LOAN even SUMS TO SUIT, ATS AN 1D, C. real estate security. ry WAWLINGS, Ne —: ave. cane Anlinytot Fire ins. office. ESTMENT— NDS cent. Neues Insumsof $1,000. a —1bO LUAN s 00. On Real Estate. 3500 tf11)_—sTHOS, E. WAGGAMAN. QO LOAN MON 'SckitFnow 9500 UPWARD, ALS AND 6 PER CENT, oN BEAL ESTATE 1N THIS DISTRICT. or id, ROLTZMAN. no er 10th aud ¥ ste. nw. Billy Rice were the favorites. It was during this period that the presiden- tial household made its bow to the gay scen below the south portico. Ail of the babies were held up to kiss their hands to their youthful countrymen below. AND THE PRESIDENT SMILED. Outside of the grounds half a hundred fakirs and peddlers pushed an Easter Monday trade iu eggs, candy, oranges, bananas, lemonade, balloons, squawkers, pies, pickles and peanuts, Siar v lee f WEED — PARTIES HAVING ‘HOUS' Fo! rie enern rps oa q pac dra ie — Cor iain’ ear be nw. —WE DESIRE FoR IMMEDIATE ‘out extra cost to owner. _ah27-Lia Wate: The hokey-pokey man, With his wealth 2 Modem, Well-built Brick, Hi et lange, ‘made his’ debut. for the sen eben onl mecrae ts son and sold several cubic yards of ). B. LBEL frozen sweetness at 5 cents a glass. Frank Storty coufined himself tothe lumpy sort of | \WyraNTED—BY FISH & MILLER R213 FST. XW, eream, which he dispensed from several white Seatineee A, from $25 to Grer mes month, covered push carta, appearing in half » dozen ive 'made op yas within the inet two weeks.” — at once in the most surprisingly ubiqui- $ous manner, partments caused the throng m1s-1m Winkie ha WILL, Pay CAs FOR A HOUSE pom get ty cri be Addrese | in the grounds to — Caged or C4 i O Wee SP I a As ae ca secure ook SHEE tre id BA aad x. Pe E AND 10) bee eae sepa Bon ‘Thor'k sta. w. ONEY TO yo Sel ve Security, im Districtot tama el id eh reo — iszé ¥ ot. aw. ieee “Ae pe septs WANTED—ROOMS. w -BY GEN’ Ny Wetter (GENTLEMAN, TWO UNFUR- As Tue Sta went to press the White House ant | Wrest were wondering if there was any of ‘ashington that had nots visited the Address, wit use wats Vee Wem a? TWO fe, THREE UNFUR: a ONEY TO LOAN ON ee ME car oun 303 7th vt. nw. MF to LOAN ON REAL ESTATE AT LOW- a024 Soocessor toDA 5 Pat. SUBURBAN PROPERTY. PALLS CHURCH Are you seeking a Suburban Home? If eo take = BULLE COR KENT DESIRABLE OFF and elevator serv) ral steam hy i pull 1495 SV ave, ‘ALT COUMBE, | ook at Falls Cuurcu, Va—che Bnest suburban town Tin 1425 N.Y. ave. bout Washington. Only 30 minutes out; no ewamps | someaemeres mosquitoes as der; O00 ft FOR RENT--STORES. Fe. RENT-STORR 1354 147H at. two bay “windows: double door: 0."'A good business stand. “HUST 4" Ht Fons O24 14th at. Sok RENT—TALBOTT’s SUMMER HOUSE, FUR nisned, 19 rooms: 146 miles from Barnsville dep aud 9 mile from station, neat Sugar Loaf Moun good ior traument custom: uico iwi wood fruit, &c; Address N. 1. TALBOT, Barnsville, ad. med-eolm ve promised additional traip ser vice on or betore May 1. ‘The prices on tue foliowiue Broperty areextremely low aud bold ood for ten ys only: l4r,_ New House and Stable; 2 acres; beautiful locs- tion.” $4,200. + beautiful shade; 2 sere; im he 2 acres: f frnit snd shade in eiwutes from 24,000, hi atone statis 11th st. apd: ; Good opportu business without cos. ENT - coinpleted by ) per month. Titi ow POR RENT- DES SIRABLE = RES $ AND © ELLAK, heated by steam, nd 14 uw. yt reduced rates, Apiuy i. O. HOLTZMAN, iat nd | sts. 1 W. Bs. RE NT Dwelling So ruit and shade; 23 miles AL BARGAINS, ule; $y acre: fruit and shade; af sold at once. Terme, 141 BETO minates tro Terma, $300" cash, + bal. monthly ere land: 7 minutes from $200 cash; bal $20 per 1 acre; fruit und shade eany. 800; Dear station. Terms east FOR RENT--STABLES. WOR RENT—LARGE STABLE WITH SIX STALLS and Double Carriewe House, in thorough condiuen, hear Scott Gireie. W. P. YOUNG, 1503 Fst. a2-Ot ir. House easy. 80 Acres Lear station; besutifui tur subdivision; 813,000. _LOST ‘AND FOUND. tulidame Lote: 10,000 feet : Dear station. Terms, $5 cash and @5 per mouth, no FOR RENT. 10r. Furnished House and several Unfurnished at $1.0 to $50 per month. uly $300, interest, Beacelet (oid), rope. _kkeward if re Also Villawe Homes for sale in Carlin Springs,Duua- = REWARD. Lost, Loring, Vicuna and Herndon. }e) Setter Dox. Above Farms in Pairfat,Alrxaudria and Loudoun counties, | return to SAMUEL A DRUM Send for pric x ud tdi suformation. 3 FEBKEY & Oo., Real Estate, Loan and Falis Church, Va, B Teirphoue « | Lost aes able harness, on turutoMeLauchiin’ OST—ON SATURDAY MORNT? at about 10 aim.,oinw in F | | ou hi Srey JOR BALK len, Md. LOTS AT BANGAINS, FOREST tweuty minutes’ Tide from city. Arply — onthiy payments: uo 8 K. Hair FoRD: ive st mute JOR SALE COUNTRY PROPERTIES 4 Bre ya terest ost SMALL BLACK GYP, SLI collar; answer! wearing & cialty. — Suburt or Gyn” Buitable reward it eit at 1107 9th at 1 wear-2t+ | Sousinese Properties, Be re Car ae aes ee iwoom 7, 1010 F at, a. Op~ WARD—LOST—ON SATURDA' = $25 i way to or at Benn ‘2 Solitaire | BVOR SALE—Ok EXCHANGE FoR ay "Bok av poregeedicn ned ane shatesoenag. he tems cmp Se idee eee \ pring, &c, Terms cuay, J. uv) pe Rene ave Senin va | STON SUNDAY MORNING, FATHER ON SOR (OR SALE-AT HYATTSVILLE, DIKECTLY OB Li 14th st, ‘Bracelet, set ‘with garnets. The — ll be ve suitably rewarded by refuruiug st OSI—IN OR NEAR HIGH SCHUOL, a} stare} Biack Pocketbook containing 10. Liversl reward | Bin ifreturucd to Star office. Co Se a sa et Mats sa oa TST tae ral Contagres and Gust é Jones . Chain, Call’ st oF addvess 101 Indigua ese, | Dairy Faris, Mosaville Pike prope ue apa |) mhy-sm COOKE D. LUCKELT, 935 F at, ‘OST-STRAYED SATURDAY MORNING Fitow | 1401 Sth st. nw. Red Irish Setter Gyp Bess; | Mite on tip of nose and of one fore paw; when | lost had a licht patent chiun attached to col A re- oo LOR KENT—THE BYATT MANSION AT BYATT®S ville, large qrounds, direcely opposite reiicend ete : PERSONAL. X. RC. ATWOOD Ii saploy OLTO DURER & CO. Lavy tai as eye mapent position a pay reference given, Address FINANCIAL, — $80, 000 IsSUE—30 YRARS—4 Pi Fetal a RINBING Pe SOUND aRD MostciPaL TAXALION. The Cor Prince George’ Sian oe. th by = oe General Assemni, auuthuriaet by act uf (rene: : ot Maryland. 1590, ah bit to inate aind sell S60 & ¥ rLoM ES PRIVATE DETE Willams & Co. Communications cout vended to and ual pen a CNT sho md gab, —s Sat WILLIAMS, Mauager, #26 Fst ue. 4 annum, mule i= supa non the tetany of auuary and Seine MVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTION: vee uly. ends are secured by the pruvisiua of axkd lew county Cominimmouers each year, be aes puith the your 100hcmmualiy tolety col ok. ect the sum of @4,000, to constitute tue silkieg fund for their redemption at maturity, and this $4,06U levy is the first lien on the county revenues of the year. a, 30 WEST THIRT). -FOURTH 8T., w pare ue and service | eRe 203 glock pam. on A, i8ie0, when euch | Sasi’ eae i Sia eigenen ae wate Cota OMY aMIETAAX 8c, Bees J ‘Wormerly of this city», cs [Sie urodernte 1'sm INVESTMENT BANKERS, ba Diewo, Cal ITY, PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST TO BE PAID IN WASHINGTON OR NEW YORK, AS DESIRED.