Evening Star Newspaper, April 11, 1890, Page 2

ANOTHER FINE ONE. Some of the Good Things to be Found in Tomorrow’s Twelve-Page Star. Tomorrow's twelve-page Stan, if such a thing is possible, will even surpass the brilliant issues which have preceded it Its columns will be crowded with a full history of the day and special articles of interest to every member of the family. Asin the past, Tae Stax will be found iu the lead in every department. The father, mother and children will all find some- thing of especial interest in this mammoth edition, and even the influence of the season may be traced in the bright, fresh, springlike Star which will be issued tomorrow. The fol- lowing are a few of the special chapters to be found in it: MARYLAND MATEONS (Lilastrated). A charming group of social leaders from our neighboring state. MONARCHS OF THE TURF (Lilustrated). Some famous horses to meet in the Brooklyn and suburban handicaps, & NEWSBOYS’ CLUB HOUSE (Illustrated). A pleasant place provided for them bya society of benevolent people. FRANCIS AND HIS LIFE CAR (Illustrated). An interesting sketch of the aged inventor and philanthropist, WHOSE WAS THE HAND (Illustrated). Another chapter of Miss Braddon’s absorb- ing narrative. MISTAKEN FOR BOOTH. From Richmond to Washington just twenty- five years ago, A thrilling incident of the war. IN TROPICAL CLIMES. A visit to a very ancient city of South Amer- ies. By Fannie B. Ward. GOVERNMENT PERQUISITES. ‘Things that the President, the Cabinet and Congress get free. JACK AND HIS CAPTAIN. Glimpses of a sailor’s life through » naval officer's eyes, ATTRACTIVE HOMES. Some pretty notions for decorating and furnishing. NEW YORK ECHOES. Interesting events of the great metropolis, REAL ESTATE MATTERS. Building interesta in growing Washington. Sp > aN MARRIED THE WRONG MAN. One Sad Result of the Easter Rush to Get Wedded. A special to the New York Herald from Tribes Hill, N.Y., says: The marriage of Henry V. Moore and Miss Jennie Hart, which occurred ‘Yuesday evening near this village, was marked by a sensational feature which has just trans- pirea. Rev. W. F. Poor performed the ceremony and when he had finished the bride burst into tears and cried: “Ihave married the wrong man!” On being asked who the right one might have been she indicated the young man who had acted as best man. it has been learned that both the groom and his best man were suitors for her hand, and, aithough she did not like Moore as well as the other, ina fit of pique she accepted him and then did not dare to back out. When the ir- revocable words were pronounced that bound her for life, however, her emotion overpowered ber and she was unable to restrain the tell tale words which rushed to her lips. The affair has created great excitement among the /riends of the contracting parties. They are now in Washington, presumably trying to forget them. gocuomerris’ Jat A Farewell to Mrs. Foster. Mra. J. Ellen Foster, president of the non- partisan W.C.T.U. of the District, will leave fer Europe on the 19th, accompanied by her son. At the afternoon session of the first quarterly meeting of the union yesterday ar- rangements were made to tender Mrs. Foster a farewell reception at Temperance Home, on 4°, street, on the 17th. The report of the treasurer showed that during the two months since the union was organized it has received 2162, and has $45 in the treasury. Seadbse Anema Cut With a Bread Knife. Daniel Myers, colored, twenty years old, was before the Police Court this morning ona charge of assault and battery. The prosecut- ing witness in the case was Charles Laughton, wcolored man who is employed at Sander’s saloon, where Myers was also employed. Myers, it appeared. put on a pair of shoes be- longing to Laughton. They then auarrcled about the shoes and finally came to blows, dur- ing which Myers used a bread knife on Laugh. ton, cutting bis hand and inflicting a painful wound. Laughton also received a slight cut op the shoulder, When Officer Caverly went down in the cellar after the prisoner he heard anoise that sounded like a pistol shot, but there was no pistol to be found. Each accused the other of committing the first assault. The court decided agamst Myers and gave him three months, oe Transfers of Real Estate, Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: Margeret Sommers to J. D. Ligon, sub 91, 8q. 1003; $2,225. C. W. Handy to C. J. Smithson in trust, lot 2, sq. 283; $—. A J. Donaldson to W. B. Donaldson, sub 55, sq. 829; $1,000. C. B. Tanner to J. C. Churchill. pt. 3, J. W. B.'s sub Mount Pleasant; $—. C. Marshall to H. Butler, Pt. 6, sq. 841;8—. J. F. McAllister to Amelia Bennett, lot 19, sq. 180; 300. H. Butler to L. D. Landon, pt 6, sq. 840; @. S. Maddox, trustee, to L. Cavanaugh, sub. 103, 9q. 867; $2.680. 1. Cavanaugh to J. W. P. Tay- lor, same property; $3,000. W. H. Carrico to Ls S. Maddox, trustee, Vv . 877; $2,300. S.C. Scott — A. Goldstein, subs. 141 and 143, 0q. 856: > District tok E. L. White,sub. 42 616; Harriet A. Sterrett et. al. to W. am boll et. al. in trust,lots 1, 2, 6, 8 and 21, sq. 296; B, 2. 5 to 10, 12 to 15, 17, 19 to 23, 25, 26, 25 to 34, body Loe ian SA 2, 3, 6. 9, 10, 12 to 14, 17 to 21, 4 2 . 3, 5 to 7, 10 to 12, 15 to 18, 20 to 23, poy sq. 539, aud & moiety in lots 5 and 7. sq. 231; @-. J.F. Cullinane to J.T. Sprint- man, pt sub 2, sq. 439; 91,000. E. B. P. H. Christman, pt. * Hs Wales to W. Steuart, lots 6 an 7, blk. 12, Burr- ville; $100. W. BR. Smith to Sarah E. Stew- art, Sub 6, sq. 692; $3,300. W. H. Carrico to Mary Ciark, pts. 102, aq. 867; $3,250. G. H. Townsend to A. 8. ‘Caywood, lot 7, Prospect Hill; $2,500. Cora M. Stover to A. T. Britton t. do.; & BOrme, lots if to 24, bik. i, Trinidad; -. District Cases In the C1 the Criminal Court. In the Crimival Court Patrick O'Donoghue was placed on trial yesterday for keeping an walicensed bar in Georgetown, Mr. F. P. Closs appeared for the accused. The witnesses wei —— Haney, James Donohue, Wm. Lee and pee W. Digges. A verdict of guilty was and notice of motion for new trial was bong In the case of Charles Weser for Sunday bar the recognizance was forfeited. Michael Leech was charged with keeping an unlicensed bar. Mr. Cahill, for defendant, ad- mitted the selling and stated that the money for the license had been paid October 29 for the last year, but by some mistake the application for license had not been acted upon or at least the applicant had never been notified of such action, The case of A.S. Caywood. charged with maintaining a nuisance, was submitted to the court and Mr. Moulton claimed that Mr. Cay- wood was simply the agent to collect the rents for the property and was notresponsible. The eourt decided in his favor. The trial of Michnel Leech for keeping an uulicensed bar was resumed before the court. ‘The defense wax that application had been made for liquor license, but was not acted on as far as the defeadant had knowledge. It was shown that the application had been filed, but was returned for other signatures, and was given toa party to obtain them and the defeadant was informed that it me 2 retiled. The court said that the sim Spe tion was whether he acted in g Ma or Otherwise. The District had furnished no = that the application bad not been refled. he District had uot acted; had been inert aud bad bis money, and be could not see how the case could be mamtaiued Judgment was given for the detendant. Edward Murphy was placed on trial for vio- lating the building regulations in the erection gf ap addition to a house at 2ist and L streets Sang 8 last under a permit to erect a bath poom. Mr. Cubiil for the defendant, THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.c.. FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1890-TWELVE PAGE - SOCIAL MATTERS, Mrs, Harrison and Mra. Russel) Harrison re- cived a few ladies b; ha Seger yesterday parlor afternoon in the between Sand 4 o’clook. The callers were ladies who were going ont of town and would not be in the city over the Saturday afternoon drawing room. Mrs. Elien Foster, with a party of friends, and Mrs. and Miss Cabell. with some friends, were among the visitors. Mrs. Harrison wore a be- et means toilet of lustrous black satin, and Mrs. wore a becoming princess dress of veuseeieeg satin, embroidered with jet and finished with a deep flat frili of India silk that surrounded the pretty neck and ran the length of the front of the gown from chin tohem. Mrs. McKee is still in Boston and does not expect to return here before the beginnit or middle of next week, when Mr. McKee wil accompany her here and spend a few days be- fore leaving tor his place of business in Indian- apolis, Agay and nautical event of yesterday was Commander Hoff's reception on board the re- ceiving ship Dale, and it drew a large society contingent down to the navy yard. ‘the Dale, with her inclosed decks, was as snug as a house and Saga were gayly floating from every ex- d point, A carpet-covered gang plank ‘rom the d dock tothe lower deck, where Com~ mander Hoff in uniform received his gucsts, assisted wr his officers, Lieut. Dillingham and Lieut. ores Mrs. Hoff and Miss Louise Hoff received the company on ti upper deck, where dancing was engaged in to the music of the Marine Band stationed behind a wall of color, The rafters were entwined with the national colors and a group of tropical palms and Easter lilies added to tbe festivity of the scene. A substantial collation was served on the lower deck and the punch had the true flavor of» briny brew. Commander Hoff re- ceived officially between the hours of 4 and 7. The officers were all in uniform and the ladies were in suits of navy blue and hats of shiny tarpaulin, and there were over three hundred visitors on board. The entertainment was in the nature of an experiment and was so great a success in every way as to insure a repetition of it. General and Mrs, Spinola have issued hand- some cards of invitation for a high tea to be 1 ead in the new tea room of the Arlington on Veduesday afternoon, April 23, from 4 to 7. Miss Whitford, who spent the winter with Mrs. Spinola, has returned to her home in Brooklyn. Mrs. Pope of 14th street will receive her friends on Friday afternoons, informally, through April. Dr. and Mrs. Hammond entertained a com- pany of the season's Jebutantes;at dinner last evening at Belcourt. Judge and Mrs. Wylie and the Misses Wylie entertained the members of the dancing class at their home last evening. Mr. and Mrs. E. Steinem will be at home Sun- day at 619 H street northwest. Mrs. D. R. Morrisonof Pittsburg is at the Shoreham with her aunt, Mrs. J. J. Pugsley. Miss Pugsley is expected to return here ina few days from a visit to friends in Pittaburg. ‘The National Rifles have postponed their Sat- urday evening reuniou from the 12th to the 19th instant, owing to the music hall being oc- cupied by the St. Joseph's Church fair this week, These pleasant reunions will close for this season on Saturday. the 26th instant. The “Ben Hur” matinee for the benefit of the Homeopathic Hospital next Friday will not begin until 4:15, in order that school children and persons in office may have an opportunity to attend. The oriental costumes for the tableaux have all been designed from old pic- tures and will be farthfal to life, The wedding of Miss Lottie Graves and Mr. Charles L. Martin took ae at Grace P.E, Church, Georgetown, Wednesday evening. The ushers were Messrs. Wm. Turton, Charles P. Gibbons, David E. Graves and Louis Good- rick. Mr. George W. Graves, brother of the bride, was best man, Mis@Nellie Martin, sister of the groom. bridesmaid, and Miss Mabel Hoskinson maid of honor. The chancel was beautifully decorated with flowers and ever- greens and the church crowded with friends of the contracting parties. The ceremony was perfermed by Rev. Thomas O. Tongue, after which the newly wedded pair were driven to the home of the bride's parents, where a largely attended reception was held. The bride was the recipient of numerous and val- uable presents, Amid showers of rice and best wishes of friends the young couple were driven to their new home, 1815 34th street, The Cameo Club has tendered invitations to the members of the popular social clubs of this city and Alexandria for their ‘at home” reception, to take place next Wednesday even- ing at McCauley’s Hall, East Washington. Miss Flint of 1424 Massachusetts avenue and Mrs. Barrett and her daughter Allene have left the city for a two weeks’ stay in New York and Atlantic City. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Everett, accompanied by their son, Col. Leonard Everett, will return to their home in Iowa tomorrow evening. An enjoyable party was given at the residence of Mr. J. B. Austin, 1428 S street, on Tuesday in honor of Mr. and Mrs, Tolton of Canada and the Misses Pratt of New York. Those resent were Mr. and Mrs. Fitzgerald, Mr. and Mrs. Travers, Mr. and Mre. Rush, Mr, and Mrs. Knowlton, Miss Maud Knowlton, Miss Roten- bury, Miss Anderson, Miss Hattie Austin. the Misses Knorr, Mr. Brock, Mr. Cleaver, Mr. Martin, Mr. Barnes and Mr. Lee. Dancing and cards were engaged in until midnight, after which a most delightful collation was served, the table being artistically decorated with La France roses and smilax, Mrs. Harrison will hold her last. public re- ception tomorrow oe from 3 to5o’ clock, THE UNIVERSH ERSITY CLUB, A Committee of Fifty to Perfeet the Organization, At the general meeting of college alumni of this city some time ago, it was decided that a committee of five should be appointed to select the names of fifty graduates to perfect the or- ganization of a University Club in Washington similar to those in other cities, The committee of fifty has been chosen and will meet at tke rooms of the Board of Trade in the Glover Building, 1419 F street, next Monday evening at 8 o'clock, for the purpose of organization. The committee is composed of the following graduates: Amherst, G. 8. Fellows; Annapolis, Rear Admiral J, E. Jouett; Brown, A. T. Brit- ton, John Hay; Columbia, Justice Louis Cunningham, Baiiey Willis Reginald Fendail, William F, Mattingly, T. W s, William B, Webb. Dr. J. C. Welling; Dartmuth, J. Ormond Wilson; Georgetown, Dr. F. O. St. Clair, T. A, Lambert; Harvard, Gen. N. L. Anderson, Walter V. R. Berry, J. W. Holcombe, Prof. 8. P. Langley, Woodbury Lowrey, Clifford Richardson; Michigan, Rafus | H. Thayer, Edwin Willits; Princeton, Abert, Henry E. Davis, Victor Kauffmat Lee, Henry B. Munn, Judge A. B, Hagncr, q Voorhees; St. John, Calderon Cartisie , Dr. G. A. Coggershall; Union, Dr. V Flint, irginia William D: Cabell, K. “C. Fox, Prof. E. T. Fristoe, Henry Wise Garnett, Leigh Robinson. 'N. T. N. Rqpinson, Dr. W. Holland Wilmer; Western Reserve, William Eleroy Cur- tis; William and Mary, Dr. George B. Harri- son; Williams, Dr. Frank Abbott; Yale, A. D. Anderson, Prof, W. 'T. Harris, James Q. Rice, Philip G. Russell and Whitemore, New Flash-Light for Photographing. Ata regular meeting of the Washingtou Chemical Society held last evening Dr. Thos. Taylor of the United States Department of Agriculture exhibited a new flash-light in- tended to take the place of several kinds which have of late proved highly dangerous in prac- tice, The composition of Dr. Taylor’s new — consists largely of charcoal made from the silky down of the milk weed. a form of carbon which b fers to all others, be- cause of its fi from ash, A few John grains of this new competion pisce on tissue oe d ak mali TaAnNSGe oul prompt a FOR THE MILITARY. Militiamen should have regular habits and show nniform courtesy. Tf the lieutenant is particular now, he may be general after while, It isn’t the number of men a soldier kills, so much as the number of men he does nut let ‘kill him, that makes him a warrior. A great many men ordinarily industrious are “soldiering” today, Soldiers are less erous when are “loaded.” Len = A corporal is as big as a brigadier general in his feelings—bigger, perhaps. Asoldier ina new uniform is « fine bit of scenery on aclear day when you can see him well. It is perfectly wonderful how bloodthirsty ‘8 militiaman is, and yet be able to conceal it, The cavalryman has “a horse” ou the other fellows, Foot soldiers are an infantry industry that does not need protection, Women love the profession of arms and the Practice as well. A soldier never turns his back to the foe, be- cause he is taught to be polite to strangers. TAKEN FROM THR MAILS. A letter for the industrious boy—B, A letter for a sailor— A letter for a teamster—G, A letter for an oculist—I. A letter for Bob Ingersoll—L, A letter for « printer—M. A letter for a debtor—O. A letter for a billiard player—Q. A letter for a society woman—T. A letter for me—U. “How are you coming on?” inquired the man of his wet boot. “Get a fly on you, now,” said the Jockey to his mount as they came down the home stretch. And the horse whisked his tail. “Might makes write” as the little fellow said when the big one compelled him to sign a re- traction and apology. SHE WAS A WOMAN “Wait a minute, dear,” she called coaxingly aa she was leisurely putting on her gloves. “Time and tide wait for no man,” he re- sponded impatiently at the foot of the stairs, ing little laugh that he felt like throwing a hundred dollar vase at. Manufacturers with a political pull may drop a nickel in the slot and get a tariff. May be it is the spring in this weather that makes the oyclones go ‘round so, With Editor Fleming of Knoxville the pen is smitier than the shot-gun. Good hard cents—coppers, To tariff reformers: Is a vote a “buy- product”? A REPUBLICAN DIRGF. Goto! Goto! This is not Spring, Although we know 'tis after Lent; For something makes us feel it is The winter of our discontent. = 65 Two Dollars For Ringing a Bell. Joseph Morella, an Italian scissors grinder, came to the city a few days ago and has since been wheeling his grinding machine about the streets earning a living. Policeman Campbell met him a few days ago and he was ringing a dinner bell to attract customers, The officer warned him that he was violating the police regulations by ringing the bell. “All right,” was the Italian's response. When he got out of the officer's sight he resumed the beil ring- ing and has continued toring it ever since. He, however, failed to keep out of Officer Campbell's way and yesterday the policeman arrested him, He tried to beg off when taken before Judge Miller today, but the court made him pay a fine of $2. ——— Ensign Bernadou on Corea, Ensign J. B, Bernadou, U.S.N., will give an illustrated lecture on ‘Corea and the Coreans” at 8:15 p.m. taday. This lecture, although de- livered before the National Geographic Society, is open to the public, andas the large hull of the National Museum has been obtained for the ey there will be room for all interested. he lantern slides and characteristic Corean costumes from the museum collection will con- tribute toward making a most interesting lecture, en THE COURTS. Crecurr Court—Judae Montgomery. Yesterday—Woods agt. Hunt; dismissed at plaintiff's cost. Smith agt. Ruppert; verdict for plaintiff, $750. Today—In re. will of Mary E. Summers; trial resumed. Equrry Court—Judges Hagner. James and Coz. Yesterday—Thorn agt. orn; divorce granted. Nicolai agt. Harvey; restraining order —— Hood agt. Hood; injunction grante; Today—Jobnston agt. Hoyle: sale decreed; W. H. Sholes trustee. Bryan agt, Woodward et al; receiver directed to sell at cost. Frev agt. Reeves; time to take testimony fixed. Green agt. Snow; sale ratified nisi. Green agt. Green will construed. Pollard agt. King; appearance ordered. Lee agt. Moscrop; M. H. Beach ap- pointed trustee vice Ringgold. Croat Courr--Chief Justice Braham, Yesterday—Chas. Gray, carrying concealed weapons; recognizance forfeited. Edwin Dev- lin, defacing private property; guilty; notice of a motion for « new trial. Patrick O'Dono- hue, unlicensed bar; guilty; motion for a new trial filed. A Quanrer’s Anuesrs. —During the quarter ending March 31 there was an increase in the number of arrests by the police here. In that time 562 arrests were made. A Kroxer.—Hattie Cator, a young woman, no doubt regrets this morning that she dis- played such a violent temper yesterday. kick- ing open a door of the hots in which she lives, The owner of the premises caused her arrest on a charge of destroying private propert TEMPERATURE aND CoNvrtTioN oF WaTrR AT 7 A.M.—Great Falls—temperature, 52: condi- tion, 10. Receiving reservoir—temperature. 55 condition at north connection, 10; condition at south connection, 30. Distributing reservoir— temperature, 52. Condition at influent gate house, 13; condition at effluent t gate house, 16, —__—— ALEXANDRIA, Reported for Tar EvExixG Stan. Goop TempLans axp Liquor Licensrs.—The Good Templars have committees from both Golden Light and Talisman Lodges. appointed to agitate for more active temperance work here, and it is understood that advantage will be taken of the establishment of the bourd of excise, by the new law, to contest in many cases the issue of licenses where, it is contended, the applicants have not the requirements made necessary by the law. The Good Templars’ committee will have a conference with the ministers of several of the churches this even- ing on the subject of a series of efforts to ad- vance the temperance canse, It is an open secret that the new law is not so much intended to control the liquor traffic as to prevent the use of coupons in payment for liquor licenses, Before any application can be considerrd by linding fixsh, wie it was observed that the paper on which the powder rested was not even scorched. The flash being instantaneous the heat is not sufficient to ignite the most in- fammable material on which the powder may rest, Dr. Taylor demonstrated this by using, with the same paper for a base, an inferior flash-light, which set fire to the paper at ounce. This is owing to the comparatively slow com- — ¢ the chemicals used in the interior | soap Dr. Taylor said that the powder of new flash-light will uot explode eit her by concussion or friction, — Died Suddenly, A private dispatch received from Pittsburg, Pa., this morning by Quartermaster Charles Matthews of George G. Meade Post, No. 5, G. AR, of this city, stated that Capt, Harry C. Teeter, officer of the day of thesame py rtd em pPrdendon jo eras uten- ant of com; , twenty-1 Penn ivania cavalry, died sud “8 e re Tur Moser W. Catone Mr. aE sTER — Me Meow, Se Washington artist, has already sold thirty-five of his water colors, but they’ will not be Te- moved ‘all the clove of the exhibitien’® ‘The . the excise board the applicant must present a certiticate that he has complied with the law au to the deposit of cash or Pr rly oe cou- pons with the treasurer. en the board can consider the license, and both before the board and before the court certain protests against licenses will ve received. As yet only two ap- plications for license have been filed. Nores.—The funeral of Mrs. Sarah M. Simp- son took place this morning from ilé Henry street and the remains Were sent to Lynchburg for interment.-—The collection of the sub- scriptions to the stock of the Potomac Shoe Company is now in + retreat or religious mission for children es to con. firmation is now being held at St ‘es Church morning and afternoon.—The Jamie- son & Collins foundry on Ro; peer Wilkes Streets has been. sold’ for Mr. BE. W. Jamieson to Curtin & Butts. Bal bank here will recei © deposits aslow as 10 cents, It has no paid officers. —, the recent Me sales in Alexandria count; a4 th farm &., on "a told for $4,260 by ‘W. A Hammer’ to Falls Church INQUIRING FOR JANE MACK. Detectives Looking fora Woman Who . Disappeared Mysteriously. “Where is Jane Mack?” is the question that is at present puzzling Detectives Raff and Car- ter. Jane was s rag-picker, but was supported mostly by the charity of her neighbors, She lived at the house of ® colored rag-dealer named W. H. Campbell, No, 1254 $d street southwest, which is in the neighborhood of “Blood Field” and “Fredericksburg.” Jane, who was about fifty years old, had lived at the house of Campbell for a long time Prior tothe Ist of February, when Campbell wanted her room, as he was making prepara- tions for the extension of his business. Then the old woman rented a summer kitchen in rear of Mrs, Holland's house, next door, for @1 a month and lived there for three day: On the morning of February 3 she left the house, Mrs. Holland says she asked her where she was going and Jane replied: “I'm going over to Georgetown, honey, and find my Bs That morning. Mrs. Holland. sa} an umbrella and bag in her Although Jane did not return Mrs. Holland did not report her disappearance to the police. After she left Campbell's house the latter's wife used to hand Jane something ney eat over the fence every morning and the last morning she knocked for her she received no response, but thought she heard Jane groaning. Noth- ing was heard of Jane after the day mentioned, and her disappearance was not reported to the olive until Yesterday, when one « of ‘the neigh- ors. who suspects foul play, called a ice headquarters and made tis statement to i peer Swindells, The inspector detailed Detectives Carter and Raff to investigate the case and they visited the houses of Mrs. Holland and Cambell, They learned that Jane came here eleven years ago from South Carolina and she often stated that she had no relatives here. She several times said that she had some gold and silver Jewelry and it was also thought that she had money, although no one claims to have ever seen the mouey. The room in which Jane lived is locked on the outside and has not been opened since she left it The officers are of the opinion that there is something wrong about the mysterious disappearance, but whether there was any foul play or not they will not give an opinion, The records of the health office were searched, but her name does not appear among the names of the dead, nor is she in any of the hospitals or charitable institutions, Camp Fire at G.A.R. Hall. An unusually interesting meeting of the old soldiers was held last evening at Grand Army Hall, the occasion being w camp fire given un- der the auspices of Burnside Post No. 8, Speeches were made by Judge Veasy of Ver- mont, Gov. Fletcher of Missouri and Gen. Bane of Illinow, Dr. Mallam read an interest- ing paper giving reminiscences of the Crimean war, in which he served as an officer in the En- glisharmy. Mr. Fleming of Indiana and Capt. 0. H. Ross gave humorous and pathetic recitations and Hary Gardner led the singing. Dr. A. J. Huntoon read an unique and interesting poem by Major Marcus 8. Hopkins. The wants of the inner man were well supplied by a collation. —__»——— Death of William H. Falconer. Mr. Wm, H, Falconer, who before and dur- ing the war was one of the prominent builders of Washington, and still the owner of valua- ble real estate in this city, died at his residence in Balumore early this morning after a linger- ing illness, J cris Layssvrcn, 13TH AND F STREETS, OFFERS FOR ONE WEEK ONLY THE FOLLOWING BARGAINS IN CARPETS: AXMINSTER, No, 48.—9 ft 0 x 14100, MOQUETTE. No. 6—6ftOx8 ft9.. No. &—6ft0x8 ft 9. No. 39,—6 (tO x 8 fy. VELVET, No. 16—8ft3x Oft9. No. 37.— 8ft3x11 ft. No, 21-12 ft 9 x 16 ft 0. BODY BRUSSELS. No, 38.—10 ft6 x l4fty No. 34.—10 ft 6 x 15 ft 0. No. 42.10 ft x13 ft No. 46.—10 ft 6 x15 ft No, 45.— 8ft3x11ft0. No, 13.— 8 ft3 x 11 187, No, 24— 83x 1zIt 3, No. 15.— 6ft0x15 ft No, 18.— 60x Oft3,, 2 60x Situ 12 ft Ox 16 ft 0. TAPESTRY BRUSSELS. No. 42.—10 ft 6 x15 ft 6, No, 44—10 16 x 14 1t6. OMS xT ty, itOx 8itax No. 20.— 610x No. Bit3x 7 6nox The above Carpets are of the very finest quality, the colorings rich aud exquisite, the patterns choice and the prices EXCEPTIONALLY LOW. Remuants of Body Brussels, from 10 to 26 yds, at 75e. per yard, 10 Oda Patterns of best quality Body Brussels made, laid and lined, at 97c. per yard. ‘Can you do better? MITRE RUGS. Moquette Body Brussels aud Tapestry, $1 each. Also unprecedented reductions in the CURTAIN, UPHOLSTERY aud FUKNITURKE Departments, JULIUS LANSBURGH, 13th and F sts, pS M. w. ies 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, IMPORTER OF POTTERY, PORCELAIN AND GLASS. AGENL FOR EDDY'S CELEBRATED REFRIGERATORS. WHITE MOUNTAIN CREAM FREEZERS: ALSO IN STOCK, KEY STON Ic) GATE CITY AND JEN “ap8-6. _ KIWCHEN UT 719 SPRING AKRIVALS. EMBROIDERIES, Fine Cambric and Nainsook Edgings and [nsertinzs, Se. to40c, Ditte 27-inch sor Children's Drésses, 30c. tos?. 45-inch Flouncings in temstitehed, tucked, Fiaited wud Vandykes, 63c. to $4. Complete lines of Wuxook und Swiss Maich Sets in Vaudyke, Tucks i Hemstiteh, New desizus in Insh Point Edwings, sk-r tings and Flounciugs, in Vankyke aud Hemstiteh, Also a full line of the new drawn work Embruidery, 30 und 45-.uch, with warrow to mate, CHANTICLY FLOUNCES. ‘We call special 4 ttouition to the reductions made in inch Flouncings, $1.50, reduced 0; #2 trom 83; $2.85 73 wom 86. 5 + 65-inch ditto, $1.65 DRAPERY NETS. We have just received another ship:nent of these most desirable gvods, iu ali the newest desigus of stripes aud igures, 48-inch wide from $1 to 82.60. 48-inch Le Tows Nets, figured aud striped, $1.25 aud @L. PARASOLS, In this department we are daily receiving new and cheice xoods in Colored China Silk, Piain and Funcy Striped Surans, Brocades, &c.. selected irom the best manufacturers, Mourning Parasols and Carriage Shades mm great variety. GLOVES. ‘We are offering a Real Kid Glove for 91, in Blsck, Light and Dark Tans, &c. ‘The best iu the trade. Reyu- darly sold fof $1.25. Every pair warranted. HANDKEKCHIEFS. ee ee near hae Printed, Corded, Kevereaud Tucked Borders, at 12}¢c. Another lot Kichly Embroidered, with Fancy Hem- -stitched Block Deaigus, 2c. BG. Davia, ‘71Y Market Space, corner 8th st. P. aPER Scrrures, STATIONERY, WRAPPING PAPER, TWINES, PAPER BAGS, SHOW C: at Prices, saving 20 to ite coe Der cont. “then aerate ates Sre| Vee aes Saree aioe va tet see | ees Thue WANTED —SITUATIONS. _ __FOR RENT—ROOMS. —w yy! LanoR WANTED TAT ONOR-MAX AND.’ WIFE (HOUSE = Eiht Ss Waitzorece, 8s: = other cities) BURN! iy 2: oa aw. iTED—A YOUNG LADY To Woak = a Address, in OUNG tor or lori. Sisrese Caste me RITY, Star often > Warteoy RESPECTABLE os GIRL, ‘Situation cam bermmaid ‘aitress or Nurse and Ws ag A vrivess, sae. uo =’ to i Ey Wi tet eaeet-or-meaaen ie” | Fon cea cacunaaa. reo aust = ANTED_—[WO WHITE GIRLS, ONE TOCOR. yp ANTED—aT TERS — POSITIONS | @cove jensen 20 WW Siiiced from fue other to de Chssates Work Wi: or Cook, Chamber Raid Waicren, Laundreases | Sime oor T8180 Qe nw. <i beet o pply at 3050 | and § Waters Cooks, Coach man. OR aeertes — NICELT FURNISHED Boum, ‘apl1-st* an. Boise ‘A. COOMBS, O26 Fat a. Fe. ALS i Waxten® €GOOD GERMAX GIRL TO ae COOK. 120200 ne oe PB Waist HaNDs. a! BOHR, — EXPERIENCED Wiest Muttinery ‘Trimmer at Once. couventent, ‘Arniy 1102 New York cee b. sent eccommedstion, 0 Tres re ae WANTED-A sir SITUATION | a a ; REAL ESTATE Address: rite. Se ‘star omen ANTED_BY A REGISTERED PHARMACIST, "eoud teat os re M Place as Holief every cher stay ee Ft cavety See re ty Vv ASTER TST STH ST Nw, A WHITE G0 GIRL | ist. Star otioe references, sikh: DOR Ri xr pee EAC TICE UNF FURNis a La D> Housew® Rooms Por Reat a! Ww ean Se a Cooks. 810 TOS ANTED 60,70 RICK'S AGENCY FOR ¥ FOR rock TGR MENT Simo, LANGE UNFURNIN a5 oe = Jere Conctimen. Walters Kitchen a Hely for itis Sty or ioe Raoee on hind oor: eplendia location; ext Cooks, "Sail: an COOMBS Oe et Man ples 4 pee mouth, Inguire iu etore, spi -ae Fe, N: a W teteceutntat erty spa an tee eure, | NY trees utey oc Sn ho et = saomancan | FRR BEST, TNOLALGE Koos OX abcoxD ith parenis preicfred, reference required. Ne eae Renee "a, AGS | Cath and Ualovny some Bese Beead Sf denoes aad Gall between @ and Yotciook: wan HOUSE KERPER, Star Once be month. Also Two Large ‘Unfurnished Rooms. & ie 804 12thst. nw. | Vy y ANTED—A MAN, NITH THOROUGH PRAC. Hevaaee. on third tour. @13 Pet month, all newly jo Wie remat anit Sib, Mia, AP | we Soni ite Wee Se eartnnag kis | wget mee see wae attend y, y | XoRr# experience in Enylandand Canada, reiere lo KENT—1300 16TH ST. 3 SES TOS Now Jersey one za APRYY | Address WK. AS eee en mite, 2dor td floor, furnished OF wi fara TNT ED—A-FEW MORE YOUNG LADIES ASD ret LEI BY YOUNG WAN WHERE | rout moderate, refereucon apil FAVING TOWN WiLL House ops osite Capi tol: cherentas location fur summer, lovely hate tut Army or navy people, 10 Bst. tc. api JOR REN T—911 istHt si. al BY tRIVATR family, Handsome ‘Sa or 34 floor: sinele or EW ae for Dramatic Club, State ity in first let ie Italian und little German would be of ‘Crerica: SOR ExT A LADY Li or Otherwise. J.P, mau pout fest i aplo-ze Frets portion of Bowne WANTED-a PL\CE AA WATCHMAN OK MES. senger; can give best of references. Adilress L. J, Star office. aplv- YA YOUNG GIRL; A POSITION AS puttes of two of more, with private, tothe” been oad ANTED—AN EXPERIENOED MAN ORE Won location first-class in partichiar summer termaall ioroughly understands cuttin no ott JOR RENT_1206 157 ~ £ peed apply; mus: be Tecoumended, “COOK BROS, ane eat UrBished Kou eet arate ot ston Late ot 10087 duh at. J ANTED-SITUATION IN PRIVATE Ho! ext kod Park, Hockvillg, @310, @2 perme warts “EXPE TENGED_SALES_ZADIN 3.x. DePOIELY Tost oet eee ee oe eps only thove having sold millinery need apply; | 2: ae JOR RENT—PLEASANT.“ y ml ood suary: at 728 7ch, between G and fisis:n.w. 1t | WW ANTED-SEWING IN FAMILIES 1 F Seat sseaht comrontaay i A with Board, centrally ‘and couvenien excelent; terms iuvst reasouable. W hand. &. y ANT, D—A TAILOR ESS TO WORK exe COATS: stead, paid Ay Mork aud highest waxes ORGAN, 909 7th st, uw. WOMAN wa apli-zt* FOR GENERAL HOUSE Cook and Laundries, walline Spi0 se REE NICE UNFU. NiSHED floor; a Mebt house Keeping weter ; Be children. 11 Sd st. nw. tED—BY a CTABLE WHIT? GIRL, A ral Housework, De washiu -Ad~ : office. aplo-zte Ww oe Visr NG GOVERNESS DESIRES mnake an engagement for the coming. witer: several yearw expericuce. Adress Box 19, iar office 1 Wi dress Place to do Ge 15 Bt ee and cas apio-st* Fe KENT—NICELY PUENISHED ON UNPURS ished, 2 or 3 Lovely Rooms, Ist door. also Sd. en suite or single: light and cheerful. «u: Prices: two in family. 1340 Q n.w. a ANTED—TWO GIKLS—ONE TO COO AND DO Gqueral Housework, no washitug of ironing, and One to Nurse a Cuild 3 SS | nd brs reierence. Apbiy BU Hw use. WSIED=PEERTION ws BY BARKEFPER NOW | JJOR | RENT—THREH UNFURNTSIE = 2) pegubloved. but desiring to ch good mize: | X gengent ogwe. tuued oor, nar Feu WwW gi years best of reference, Box vg," | bochildren. “Address M. R., Star Droseuaking Depertnen oot sa PERI! Wale rca Dreseuuaking Devartnven 9pll-2t WOUU WARD & LOL Witstneeeoeue iu town can offer. nw. _apll-2t ROP, _ Fekete Communicating Rooms, ioneckeeping. Fe B RENT — NEWLY LY FURNISHED ROOMS wiTH- ‘out location very pleasant and central, xzS A aplo-st ROK KEN T—LARGE SECOND STORY FRONT oom with alcove, ale) ove Smaller Lm ig wit Board in private fauily, references required. rod WHE Ww ANTED-GITUATIONS FOR COOKS. COACH. meu, House, Kitcben and Ladies’ Maids, Butlers, Nurse Girls, Scrubbers, Salesladien, Clerks. Hotels and Families supplied. ities jena Coun: 25-61" M'S, 1110 Gt, nw. Wat, = PLOT ana F0e FIRST-CLASS Servants, with reference iu every case, send to CITY IN SraRat NCE OFFICE and your onder will by Alle? with dispatch, “May Building, 7th abd & nw. ROP. ANTED—GOOD SOLICITORS FOR FIRE AND Inducements thut wo agent UNDERWOUD & Cv., 513 7th 13th st.nw y ANTED — A WHITE NURSE FO ur. ¥ AND - — SOR RENT—A~ LARGE PLEASANT — PONT iid; none ply without «ood =a ae = = dations, Apply after 10 ain. 1008 aw WANTED-—-HOUSES to departinente. Frat cars pase the Qours private feast sara pase the door; ‘private tam Law Oke HOST. NW, NICELY FuR- en suite or siigie, with board ily :Peasonable rent. 309 Fox 2 rsh “aplo-se 2K RENT—€18 6TH ST, NW. TWO LANGE SD F: Furnisbed Rooms, Story binge Furn Front sud one aquare of Penmon Bureau, bright, clean, com'o: able; 81 #12 each. On REST. THREE Ly dati a. papered | water and eae light bousekeeps LL per mouth, S06 Dat, Bren interwection of ANTED—IN THE SUBURBS OF THE CITY, A Detached Dwelling of 10 to 16 rooms; eul for a OF road house, Rot wore ‘than ‘one, mile rom Bouns m) good and Die, ‘Address “ys Aermgmal was D—A GOOD GERMAN GIRL TO Wasuaud tron, 1123 11thstu.w. WAXIEDSA COUPLE OF FIRST-CLASS COAT Makers and one Experienced Girl to Help on Coats. "SNIDER & WOOD, 423 11th at. L.w.apll-3* ANTED—AT ONCE—A GOOD WOMAN TO Look, Wash aud sron; must stay at miglts. Ap- a ose st. B.w. a1 1-3t ANTE ‘D-TO BUY A HOUSE WITH o rogue, m4 located between 2d and St . ud vlan and Hist Address,with terms, D. ack Box 2, V ANTED-BY_ GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, NO Children, » Nice House for the Summer; mer; |xcep- touable references; in the northwest, addres: “| FS, RENT FIVE Ray ‘RNISHED ROOMS AN Star office. apll-2t* rage Room, 1813 Fe B.C. MEKKY. apie Ws ANTED BY GE. GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, FUR- aa RENT—2D FLOOR OF THREE KOOMS House Rominal rent for suminer Suite; completely furnished ; closets; bet mouthn. "A Address M. U., Star office. aplo- ved th. dowd — ta fed room; southern exposure WAXTED—FOR 66,000, ALL CASTE AN s-tuooat | DEE, eott abd Thomas circles Dwelling in northwest, must be Properey | Yate feumtly; references, A and in good jocation, we have a sure buyer aud mean a HODGE: EL, apiutt JOR GENERAL HOUSE Work. vampire to be COUR cor Havent aud 17h st. exteusion in Mt Pleasant, apl. Ww: yANTED—A WOMAN TO COOK, WASH AND irou; must stay at night and bring reference. Ay ply 1347 Corcoran st at Was TED-A_ FIRST-CLASS NEGATIVE RE- | toucher at RICK'S Studio, 1219 Pa. ave. 010-31 Wi J ANTEDS -A GOOD COUK TO GO TO THE CO y for the summer. Apply at 1445 Rhode Isl ave, Delore 12 dclock with furcrences -__ aplo-se* WARSTEDIAT DisTuict EMPLOYME} ciation, first-class Women Cooks, Other heip for iamilies, hotels and clu Kitchen, city or away; reisier tree. 17: ania ave. L.w. business, S$ & TE 10-3t 1307} F st. nw. ANTED—BY MAY 1, 4 HOUSE SF mine proms, with mod. imps, Ben to €35. ALPHA, »' Wirt at: PARTIES HAVING HOU-ES nor Kent Cav Sec Tenants and Prompt Col- lections and Returne by Plachug ‘Their Property with 1725 @ ith or without board: home comtorts gkposite the mew Athletic Club House aud uewr War partwent. F RIGHT t from. ®: a “ape HREE APARTMENTS OF , WOAND three rooms eu suite private beth aud closet ele wantly furnisued at the WOODMUNI, cor. 1Stu and lowa circle t 7 ANTED-MAN COMPETI IN ie; repairs, iusurauce aud other incidental matters is "1 Felating to its management promptly attended to witht 2 aS. Wits yr eS Culex cont to owner, me, ore TINKISE FOR RENT—FLATS. — ‘oe aud Hs yANLED JISING MAN Pow CITY 4 ae gg YORK ¥ FLATS Ave TWO W askiy ca eouteninoinns ticed epuriog Bee W J ANTED WE DESIKE FOR IMMEDIATE | B’iccre suites of 4 roomeand tail at a4o-4e4 ee right man. Address P.O. Box 490. S108 inte oe ieee et Svee, oe: laa. Hieut low to ginal tatuiuies WANZED-A MAN TO SELL TO DATRYMEN IN | west of 10th at, 2. w. :10 com respectively, $e00ata Pee Ttne. nerve ing Surrounding counties: must furnish own | $1U-000, BE GILBERT ___ Opp. Trinity Cntiten, On; sale compensation expect = aoe Bo — Fequlted Wastin FISH & MILLER 1213 FST. Houses to rent from $25 to #75 per mouth, we really cannot supply ibe demands for same wien, FLATS To ADULUS IN THE El heat, GAZ 13th st aps \ LED—BOY TO ALTEND SODA Foi W UAtATy | ang bepn made on we within the ist two Wook, d make himself useful. F. 8. WILLIAMS = y > oP ORS co. ‘apl0-3t Witte t WILL PAY CASH FOR A HOUSE FOR RENT—OFFICES. \WANTED=A RELIABLE Fs oe Jn either the noribwest or uorthear, containing W AA te FI from 6 to 10 rooms, Must be » bargain. JOR RENT— OFFICE ROOMS AT 34 ¥ ST.5 ap] se ‘M. GOLDEN. U. Box 316, Jo14-3m desirabie front rooms, communicating ; will rent ee a ae = = iagorher or single; @ leach; both larwe rove, other Vv y ANTED AN ELE ELEVAT 4 Sool THOSE WA NTED—ROOMS. smaller ruome M.D. PECK, Koom 2. Os character ws ‘need — AKS AND Ad RISE OFFICE Rouus TN G17 Fee SOK REN egere oat FE: w. Alao the dwelling part and “eb-lw “SOHN GO. SONOS Auantie te Building. |, OR KENT—DESTRABLE OFFICE KOOMS, WITH eat aud. vem, elevator service, iu the Lenman Beli 1420 NX. ave. A icon ae PANY. Watt from 10 to Avni at ae ANTED—A BO¥ TO LEAKN DRUG BUSINESS in first-class Drug Store. Address DKUGGI: Star office. apl0-3t wis ANTED_IM —F UR PANTALOON JH. eee Two: OR TEMES, BOOMS. EUB- of Heht bousekeoping: mive, oor, tion and price. Address Box 158, Star office a10-3e° | J WAN TED—LOTS. . y ANTED—FOR ‘A CLIENT, A LOT AT LEA: W ‘ioc. einer oath side ‘of SILT ‘MMEDIAT! ___FOR RENT--STORES. _ Hands; best wages and steady work. Ap} two B.W. OF ob some Mn HN MOHIAMITY. U1 Fac aves "og iG-dee® | bored streets adiucent thereto, Adurew, statnug s JOR RENT 14TH ST. N.W. 20 a 4 tet lowest price aud terms, T. A. BANDING, ue ‘3 bay — dou! ie. W ANT ED BRIGHT ehh TO BE TAUGHT | EN- spilt 330. Koo" sis cae? el Pte ee em arent wie a seer “2 0! star ofice,, eae és ANTED-i08 NOT LESS THAN 40x¢O AND FORD, 8s Tau — : prefer fu north wes sad W3xzeec 4 pinst-cLass—sameea aT | 13 epeuitgon street will aunt. ‘Address A eo sare bergen WSR *o barber shop, Harrision st., Au aplu-st . L. OWES, 1209 K st. Fisuene coe «e a a oor or AY PORK RENT—STORE— 7TH ST. ANTED—T0_PORGHASE GROUND ENCUM- 10 KENT y ANTED-DRAPERY FORFMAN, NONE BUT bered cutnbered, ot Pl 7 r We ieeeetenel bared oe ee “aplg-seeny ~ Flas aw ft Apis LOUIS F. SHOKMARER, U0 Ft. gery and shade work need apply. Posation permanent. | 7 3 DE: I ant a W 2525-0000, ivaunsutka, mai 1y | Mucomaeseaeag cue cee Suen S| BYE agrarian Sy Bicycles: steady work: moderate pay mast | "0% BF GILBE 'T é co., iaak ene 704 G st. new. Fst aw TED-TEN OK TWELVE EXPERIENCED “FOR CASH, GOOD BUILDING Lora | RSE SENT—Ds ESIRABLE STORES AND CELL Ai W: toritews Type Writers; must furs salary expected; positively no ft machine aud state onsideration given to and northwest. x 318. Price must be low’ Jal4- cr TELLIGENCE OF- ery-day Working Women, Me, Boys aud 2 Do Waitity tur word—upplicauons for 4. postions pre) May Building, 7th & _LOST AND FOUND. OST—THURSDAY MORNING IN CENTER ef, avenue cer oF herdic, old °Fong--aue- Girl 8 50 000% maine open apll-ve Atlantic Budding, : = Saptic Building. | ot" Lace Pun, with diamond in center. €3 reward on WAN2ED= DUNDOMES EMPLOYMENT “BU- {Wo THOU-AND DOLLARS TO LOAN ON BEAT. | returu to 201% F at. aw. ie ad ies—Men oluen, tat a reent, bo Commins Tu NAM white and colured, fur alfkiuds of domestic lbue-cioy | Zr, Suatomen wi saline vast of enna bauer E Boss a. ot ge “ee See eee pe ae ae AM AUTHORIZED BY THE “PENNA. ‘A at ace sits = S200 te SERS cok to Pe Deane Lome tren | L= AF THE CAPITOL, APRIL JO, A POCKET v Proper ie, Improved oF Culuproved, Offered at Hock coutsining Small Sun of Money sud Pe, with at y ineb rule or tape Bargain. Negotiations completed ina few hours where | bers Valuable Ouly to Owner, Aeturn toB1S Vermont Utic tailors cut; patterns aud uu sll things are satstactory. kA. Me S © | OF. and receive severe. and instruction given by Miue. S.J. MESSE! Wn OPP. arch, ay9-10t_ | F OST—ABOUI NOUN THURSDA’ it ONEY TO LOA Te entrance to or on Homse 0d MW AN ous To SUIT auail vieck Booded Wrap. Fiuder? wait be rewer pproved real estate security. by leaving same at 205 & at, n. ? Loauis tuade at short uotice, ‘OSI—APRIL 10, 1KISH SP) a BH. WAKNER & CO, feet hag, brew curly hair, Joug “ars, quite at ____ 916. w._ | keward ($0) if returned to 1707 H “al0- W TO LOAN Toi wd 1, 4 GARD Ca oan ~ Lees aeaqift, Please return to con apl0- OST—A PUG DOG, TUESDAY EVENING, ON H st near Erinting ‘Office. eward fur his revure at once to 97 2 __ apho- OsT—A te #0 sums to suit at 5 and 6 per cent interest Juust be ou real estate in the Distric HILL & JoHRSTON, ve. mW. ON¥Y TO LOAN AT FIVE 5 TON AP- proved heai Kstate Security. Large amounts » TiLen & RE THEREUKD, ay Wa B EXCHANG Paper, due in 40 aud 60 Horwes or Siuies, Address IN | stating where property may be _apli apl-lm oy . fora span of Work FHI E, Star office, i wivingy price, &e. AN ECON = ut u we ai. W fettect couuftion; elil pay cosh ior tuck JOEY 10 LOAN IN LARGE ai aap Sua Su Sane | ocr a a i evil price AVA on approved real estate security Baer POH, Star 0! Vy astED- “aking ere PERSONAL, | LADY WILL GIVE €10 A MoNTH For AGov- erument Position paying G60. Address Miss 4K, Sur ot in” KESPONSTELE PARTY, TEMPORARILA bM- yy mickuess, will give 10 per cent » $30 upon y. Addrese V Store, JANTED-TO PURCHASE HESTAURANT OF | - Grocery aud Liguer store; “wal. Cima | Address CASH FUKU \ a ce eee EY TO LOAN ON KEAL ESTATE AT LOWEST IN utes of iuterest ; aus Ob other approved security. t Beds, "Entire is * 3 2HOS, G. HENSEY & CU., Bau Sturaye ou reasouable terms, Addres: w. frente for loun.st x. wera, 1.M., star office. apli-ze Was® 8 i BG om ANT MONEY!—@10 roniee Sagan B= ae Hy Pee : ‘OU W %. moruing for Tika wa ee} ibe ACCOUD Ls are) Moucy tor stl Kinds of Firat i i Forn,ture, ‘Orders cy uisil promptly attended to | © seonk, Hom duterest (on Fusuiture, Pianos Horses, | joo aud board, Addrem £XPEuLENE, Star vfice, ers | ROSENBERG, 1143 7th st nw. iy ‘able in weekly or’ montaly prineipal ahd interest pays Ak we \y or oe 4 i ova frou Feaiden ORIEED, PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENOY, ANTE! LL DESIKING FI ‘OGRAPHS, | P&)mWeRts; Lo removal ot Bo wae W Fie at gz per dozen, ghudren GuAras. pubbeaty. "Box ¥S, Star 0! m1 3 Lin Ss ay & Co. oe an ae ait Oar Pie y* | NO LoaN IMMEDIATELY -€30,000—1N, BUMS | hours. | Wa. W Manager, 920 F at aw. at FHE SEAR GALL LY, 4.9 Fa ave, Mo ute tromt @ LOU0 uywatd geo eat a mye idm Secuty, OGKAPHER AND TY¥PE- accurate, at leisure for dicta ovo F st. nw, Moe TO LOAN 1s SUMS TO sont. az SAND real estate, eee SaaS ‘TE. LAWLINGS, 1300" ‘Pa ave. 26 abe Arlington Fire ins. ‘ottica EAL ESTATE INVESTMENT-SA4FE AS U. 8 RK BONDS. Hive percent. Payable quarterly. Ln sums of $1,000. guoug-i0 lwas CRE SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS Sw, FLINS, RM, Ivy tnstitute, boutu rgiviat kate aw WILL PAY “biG ‘Ad. ius OLD BIAND, sted * new machine. WASTED To BukKOW on iweal bstate within ope worth nearly double aimoUnt asked. uth st. nw. ) AN LED — PARLOR: stered Mattresses mi FURNITURE, | UPHOL- over; work done in a neat aud substantial mainer. Sip Covers cut aud made, fit On Real Estate, THOR E. WAGGAMAN, oan -_C. TNTHHOP “Belgie — Di Foon Mouse for rent Say i,¢ Wiss m1 Muu LAFA\- ie Station, Bs ‘Uso railruad. of team Cary et ©. me | In Sut Prom 9500 UPWARD, Ste C, LOOMIS. apll-tutiagw nrestes QUAKTUS 0% ee AT 6 AMD 6 PE OXNT, FANTED TO EXCHANGE TMPROVED PROP. 2 ANI“AD — HORSES TO BOAKD A’ erty in West Was! for Imi or Unie Wreknet siiey. bee Ot aud Leh, Dana en ‘THIS DISTRICT. proved broyerty an Brovbiaua.” Aadvess J.C Os gue per mouth; ~8tl<i.cdon kuatunteed;’ references” W. 11, HOLTZMAS. ottice. | UANDASUN, Proprietor. Sn no Comer i0th aud F st. nw. W ANTED-TO RENT SUBURBAN COTTAGE iw TANTED—PRIVATE EuS AND OJHER a ee or Georgetown ; la ge yard and Writi gs to Revise, Correct and Typewrite; — TO LuaN i LOWEST RATES ON aP- state cine, ‘fur six mouths or ore, a ss pea cen Sheen ose ca | Al evel est hte secu, taaresseeem | ee i Sian ane | comer Stans ide Beet ns ape jure Fea x Tatfsdei i 7k iS she to suit ty FOE SMACTHE CHEAPEST AND Most pe H YANLED—»aDDEE HOKSE; MUST ALSO GOIN | 1 74 sul haruess, must be young, well traiued for both a eee Ne a Paty 25 | purposes und pertectly date tof a youns: le or = med wagon. beonrs Any one who wishes to dispose of stcha horse XN ¥ TO ad = SUMS TO BUIT ON a gee fo O® WhO wall treat ilu kindly may “te S., cure of estate security in Washingwn city. No = Oarrier ene Ge ged tian siting aud J. B. CULLINANS & CO, Suv Fee Feunw. ‘ cen, No horwe deslere need Titveribaestiement °° O°" SST IES De Acree gata sab pice’ Lane Novae | a , ANTED — HORSES TO ry KEEPING ai Peasvueble ters Avoly toM. EC Achy ecliian PaRGAIN Weer care Te yey ag 4 SOR, T3s"F struc,” SS Ah etl Pgsaecings TES OP LANUT 3 Guett Se be Eis! LAKE, siigo, | MCC Approved eal os Ee sre Distriotat | late fg this ett Sets Gi iii ca bat = ‘Cosa bia 2b aay suas lowest, ANTED—WE POSITIVELY Cyd x lerest,, ABBR On sell you s Clear Hava 1 bok 25 m weit Lise # st ne, Freie street wait 8) “WOXTRLY, ce eet m i‘ Lrice 0. sind rosie beady. , SCAU old a peo | the 4a RY ao na roa ree ist, RL eee es Rw. Ba0-lw yy ANTED — F. = — W Household, and, Office Furniture of Every, De- 1437 vaLia BO ING._ = te. inate UST tahoe awe ae reat ret rates or inarest cae 2 ARD, W =p_ vue ~ ; aos NEWLY FURNISHED ANT! DE APOlS, BE ee GREEN, 303 7 staw | R’ sod Belin ange CES aod covered by G LRP! Taig 2:4 | Wg ONKY 20 LOAN ON KEAL ESTATE AT LOW baad per. Tusombie Sisend oi isnat ne st. a.w., bet. Gand H. ee ERSTE AM CARPET NASH'S BANENHOWER, D> Wi = 024 Burcensor toDANNHOWBK & BON.1115 Fat, | § OK F Second ert ay Bete Bn cern enn tet orth nt oF -i ye Ft RR ry aan SS | dome 5 ___ COUNTRY BOARD. Sturutice A erg aed [Sues BOARD FOE ROME [ARGLSEADE | DR OND THIRTY FOURTH MER BOARD. Besa see 28 Son ove here wi on Teferences given Station, Va. Pure - _— (en Saas Lek ongnceens 2BBITT ae WaSHINGTON DG <