Evening Star Newspaper, April 14, 1890, Page 2

Lh] SOCIAL MATTERS. Mrs. Harrison’s Afternoon Reception— Personal Notes, Mra. Harrison's drawing room on Saturday afternoon was a charming occasion. The ar- rangements for managing a large company Were perfect. and it was entirely owing to the expert handling of the crowd that so many | were passed through the house, and compara- tively so few left out. The blue room was decked with cut flowers and growing azalea trees in full bloom. Outside the house the magnolia trees and the hyacinths filled the bright warm air with perfume. The Marie Band played in the red corridor. Mira. Harrison aud her lady assistants stood in front of the sofa barricade in the blue room and aciously received the throng of callers, Mra. arrison wore a splendid gown with « train and bodice of pansy velvet anda petticoat and vest of white satin, richly trimmed with pearls, Sulle and white ostrich feathers. She was as- sisted by Mra. Dixon, wife of the Senator from Rhode Island; Mrs. Pugsley, wife of Represent- stive Pugsley of Ohio; Mrs. Washington, wife of Representative Washington from Tennessee, sod Mrs, Ruseell Harrisous Back of the line were Miss Kebecca Strickle of Dayton, who is at present a guest of the White House Mrs. Merton, Mrs. Windom, Mrs. Noble and the Misses Halsted, Mrs. and Miss Miller, Mrs. and Miss Rusk, Mrs. Spooner, Mra. Frye, Mrs. Hugh McCullough. Mrs. Ingalls, Mrs. Bentley, Mra. Powell, Mrs. Justice Miller, Mrs. Spinola, Mrs. Carlisle, Mrs. Wm. Carlisle, Miss Queen, Mr. .d Miss Batcheller, Miss Carrie Parker, Dr. and Mrs. Hamiln. Mrs. and Misa Studebaker, Mrs. Hoiman, the French minister, Miss Rosalie Brown, Miss Mary Mullan, the Misses Preston, Mrs. Field, the Misses Condit Smith, Mra. J.C. Breckinridge, Mrs. Horace Everett and her son Col. Leonard Everett of Council Binffs, Mr. Chas. Sanders of Omaha, Mrs. Ularkson, Mrs. Stewart, Miss Aldrich, Mrs, and Miss Ernst, Mrs. Butterworth, Count and the Countess Schoenberg, Mr. Spring Rice, Mra. js. Clover, Mrs. Cockrell, Mrs. A. J. Halford, Mrs. Isaac Henderson, Mrs. Cilley.Gen.Greely, Admirai Jouett, Mrs, Swords, Miss Ida Thomp- son, Mrs. Lander and Gen. Banks. The pass- ing line was brightly gay in the matter of new spring millinery. At5 o'clock Mrs. Harrison invited several ladies to go up stairs with the receiving party, where they were joined by the President and the White House children. Tea, bouillon and sandwiches were served to the company and then they all adjourned to the hbrary to hear a phonograph repeat one of Gladstone's speeches. The Vice President and Mrs. Morton will en- tertain a large company at dinner tonight. Mrs. Patterson and Mrs, Cilley will receive tomorrow afternoon for the last time this sea- fon, as they will leave the city in a few days for their home in Cambridge, Mass, Mrs. Hammond entertained a company of Iadies at luncheon at Belcourt on Satarday. Mrs. J. P. Jones entertained the members of the French class on Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Strong have invited a company to meet the members of the Literary society on Saturday night, the 19th instant, Senator Morrill celebrates his eightieth birthday with a reception tonight from 9to 12 o'clock. Mrs. J. N. Huston, wife of the United States treasurer, assisted by Mrs. Sellers of Conners- ville, Ind., Miss Ree Hixson of Keutucky and Bliss Nellie Huston, will receive her friends at her home, on Columbia road near 14th street extended, this afternoon from 2 until 5 o'clock. ‘The Columbia Ideals have issued invitations for their second complimentary hop, to be given at Sheldon’s Academy on Friday, the 23d. Mr. L. A. Rosafy will act as master of cere- monies and will be assisted by C. J. Lally, SB. Ellis, Wm. F. Walter, A’ G. Lutz, P. J. Rollow and F. D. Fawcett. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Tyson will receive their friends Monday evening from 8 to 10 at the residence of Mr. buxton, Falls Church, Va., and Tuesday evening, from 8 to 10, at the resi- dence of Mrs. H. B. Cotlin, No. 1116 15th street. Mrs. Robert W. Dutton will be at home at 1427 Chapin street northwest hereafter on Wed- nesdays. Mrs. H. L. King and her daughter, Mra. J. H. Kuebling, are in Rome. From there they go to Naples. Mount Vesuvius, Venice and London en their way back to the United States. Mrs, Syivester of Willard, N. duughter of Congressman Ranies, and Mias Adeline Fox, daughter of D: orge H. Fox of New York city, are visiting Mrs. W. G. Ranies of 1209 Abode Island avenue, Gen. and Mrs. Saxton start today for Phila- delpbia and New York. Gen. xton and a number of other officers of this city will attend the banquet of the Loyal Legion in Philadel- phia on Tuesday evening. Dr, Samuel 8. Adams has leased the former residence of Capt. and Mrs. Hoxie, 1632 K sireet, A large number of friends gathered in St. Joseph's Church this morning at 9:30 o'clock to wituess the marriage of Miss Sophie Reb- stock and Mr. Henry Ruppert. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Father Donohue, as- sisted by Rev. Father Schmidt, A more than ordinarily large choir rendered ppropriate selections during the serv- ives, under the direction of Mr. Frank Rebstock and were accompanied by Organist &. J. Kubel. The ushers were Messrs. John Fitzmorris, Ernest Kubel, John Keleher and Teter Schladt. A reception will be tendered the newly-wedded couple this evening at 9th street and Florida avenue from 8 to 11 o'clock. Miss Minna Hussey left for New York Satur- @ay on a month’s visit to her aunt. Mra. J. 8. Phillips, wife of Assistant Pay- master Phillips of the uavy, accompanied by her daughter, has returned tothe city after a long Visit to Japau, and she will be at home to her friends at 1104 12th street. coe THE CABLE CARS A_ SUCCESS. The First Train and the Luncheon Af- terward—Crowded Cars Yesterday. Saturday was undoubtedly a great day in the history of the Washington aud Georgetown Kailroad Company, for in the first trip of a cable car, once the tracks of the 7th street line, itsaw the inauguration of a new system of locomotion in this city. The event was treated, 4s itshould have been, as one of considerable local importance, as the interest aroused on that occasion went clearly to show. The di- rectors of the road had issued invitations to a large number of prominent citizens to be pres- ent at the celebration attending the first trip and but few regrets were received. The program of the day included a ride around town on the first train, with an inspection of the power house and plant afterward, to be followed in turn by a banquet, and this program was c: ried out to the letter. Some time ago # pr liminary trial trip was made to see that all worked well, but the first regular train to leave the power house left Saturday at « few minutes etter 12 o'clock in charge of Gripman Law- renee Ody, It is seldom that three street cars carry so distinguished a list of passengers as aid the one grip car and two passenger coaches that composed THE FIRST TRAIN. Among those who eujoyed the novel expe- fieuce were President Hurt, Vice President C. ©, Glover, Superiutendent Sailer, Commis- sioner Douglass, ex-Commissioners Wheatley and Webb. G. T. Dunlop, Col. Davie, Gen. Joba arke, AH. Lowery, Wm. R. Riley, G. A. Meilhenny, Charles BR. Bailey and a number of others. Three more trains fol- lowed and these were filled with the general public or as many of them as could find seats Or any sort of standing room, It is President Hurt's intention to keep the four trains run- ning regularly, adding others as rapidly as the Old drivers can be transformed into gripmen. Yrobably by the Ist of next month the horse Cars will be thing of the past, THE LUNCHEON. The trial train returned to the power house ®t 1:30 after a trip that was watched by crowds of curious people all along the line. After the Power house had been duly admired and pro- nounced to be the most complete and best equipped in the country, the party adjourned to one of the large rooms upstairs where a magnificent luncheon was spread. The tables Vere tastefully decorated with great baskets of Nowers and the menu itself was complete in every respect, Altogether It would be difficult to imagine « more favorable or satisfactory in- auguration of an enterprise than that furnished by the railroad company on Saturday. CROWDED CABS YESTERDAY. The'interest taken in the cable cars continued all day yesterday without the least sign of ces- s.tion, Each of the four trains made eight trips aud every time they left the power house so . crowded es end to end until y it was impossible for another passenger to find a footing. It is estimated that between 10,000 and 15,006 passengers were carried on the four trains yesterday, for each car can ac- comodate ubout 200 people. and there was not a lume yesterday that they were not all as full as they could hold tens SR. Mr. Richard Curtin of Northeast Washington ‘pails from New York on Weduesday for Europe. He will visit points of interest in England, Germany ani Frauce, returuing home early in Beptembes. SHOOTING STARS, ‘The Director of the ““Miat”-the barkeeper. The Washington ball club had some bad players last year, but this year it bas Bader. VRGETABLE. George Defife: ‘Waiter bring me some soup of the quality of mercy.” Waiter—dazed: “What's dat, bose”? Georgie—kindly: ‘Ah, the quality of mercy is not strained, don’t you know?” Waiter—recovering: ‘‘Dasso, boss, but I was thinkin’ you wanted consomme,” The garbage barrel is cording to its rank. Some of the new styles of silk goods are so loud that the zephyrs which go with them are regular tornadoes. iven @ position ac- Chicago doesn’t want the earth, for if she had it, there wouldn't be anybody to mortgage it to, When good artillerymen die they should be cannonized, When a starving wretch steals a loaf of bread it is a case of pity larceny. Spiritualistic Medium — to Mr. Barnstorm Actor performing at a rival theater: “How's business?” Mr. B. A.: Ss. M. “Dreadful.” “Not any worse than it is with me, I guess. Mr. B.A.: “Oh, yes it is.” S. M.: I don’@see how it can be. Mr. B.A: Well, I can. You've gota ghost of a show, and I haven't.” “No sir” emphatically denied an indignant Chicago man; “No sir, I did not sell out nor did any man on the jury do so.” “Au offer was made you though,” persisted the inquisitive reporter. “Of course there was, but we rejected it with scorn, sir, and passed a resolution con- demning the party who made the offer.” “Did not some of the jury want to sell?* “No sir, not a man. Why, the infernal scoundrel only offered a thousand dollars, and wanted us to discount that, 25 per cent for cash!” By their scions, ye shall know them—the fathers of dude: TAKE « BATH. Little drops of water, Big round piece of sponge, Are the soul and body Of the morning plunge. Police Judge—to tramp prisoner: “Where do you live when you are at home, anyway?” Prisoaer: “I don’t live at all. your Honor, when I'm at home. My wife has gota temper that won't permit it.” A Chicago detective can catch afire if you puta lighted match to him, The burning love of two young hearts isa case of spoontaneous combustion. sae ir THE EMANCIPATION PARADE, A Long Parade “and Short Speeches Next Wednesday. Dr. & A. Sumby, chief marshal of the emancipation day parade to take place Wed- nesday, has arranged to organize the parade six divisions, the first two comprising the military organizations and the other four the various civic organizations, of which it is ex- pected a great number will turn out. The procession will be formed at K and 7th streets and move at 12 o'clock, going west by way of New York avenue, I, 12th and K streets as far as Washington circle, then east by Penn- sylvania avenue, passing through the White House grounds, where it is expected the Presi- dent and cabinet will review the line, down 15th street to Pennsylvania, to Louisiana avenue to D street, to Ist street west, passing by the Dis- trict buildings, where,the Commissioners will view the line, to B street north, to 2d street northeast, to East Capitol street and thence to Lincoln Park, where the oration will be de- livered. COMMITTEE MEETINGS. The finance committee for the emancipation has installed a new chairman, W. H. Brooker. Mr. Geo. Washington, of the committee on stands, begun the erection of the stand today. The committee on speaking has decided that on account of the number of speakers the oration of the dav will be limited to thirty minutes and all the speakers ten minutes. The committee on arrangements, Mr. W. H. Jackson, chairman, reports that the National Band will head the procession April 16, and that everything is moving along nicely. Mr. Chase, president of the day, states that the procession willl be the largest of the kind that hasever taken place in this city. ‘The en- tire colored militia of this city and Baltimore will be in line under the command of Maj. C. A. Fleetwood. The banquet that will be given at the Cadets’ Armory after the parade, will be med by Hon. James M. Townsend, and Hon. - C, C, Astwood will preside. The Me olitan Orchestra will render the music. ‘ollowing committee will be in charge: Misses Pauline Brice, Jennie E. Anderson, Ednar Ford, Mary E, Brice, Sadie E. Anderson, Ella Greenfield and Edwardine Bruce, The committee on speakers Saturday evening selected Hon. H. C. C. Alswood to preside at the banquet Wednesday evening, which will be beld in armory of the Washington Cadets, Sie aise DISTRICT CASES ON TRIAL. Chief Justice Bingham Explains His Ruling as to Evidence in Liquor Cases. In the Criminal Court today the trial of Dis- trict cases appealed from the Police Court was resumed. In the cases of Frank Sevasse, charged with keeping an unlicensed bar, and Valentine Guser. for Sunday bar, nolle prose- quies were entered. In the case of Albert C. Justus, charged with being an unlicensed commercial agent, the verdict was set side and the case disinissed, the Supreme Court of the United States having de- cided the act to be unconstitution: The case of James Watson, charged with keeping an unlicensed bar—Mr. F. P. Cioss for defendant—was called for trial. It was not denied that liquor was sold, but it was con- tended that certain officers during the absence of Mr. Watson, who was sick, procured liquor there from the clerk. Office McNamara testi- fied that he was ~< the names of several arties who were thought to be violating the w, and, suspecting Watson, went there and got liquor and subsequently sent a colored man there and be got half a pint of whisky. Officer Stearman corroborated Officer McNamara, The colored man, Wm. Hunter, testified that he bought the whisky as etated. On crons-ex- mination he testified that he was sent by Ser- geant Robey from Georgetown. He was given #5 by Sergeant Kobey besides the money to be used in the purchase. On redirect examina- tion witness said he went there to get the whisky for the officer; said that the police had nothing to do with getting him in the buresu of engraving and printing. Mr. Closs asked if he had been correctly in- formed that such evidence would not substan- tiate the charge. The chief justice said his ruling seemed to have been misconstrued. He had said that if the charge was the selling of a single glass of liquor and if the government furnished the money and induced the sale the evidence could not be received. When the prosecution was for an unlicensed bar and the question was as to keeping place where liquor was sold it not necessarily follow t_the evidence should fail, If it was believed that the party kept such a place and witnesses were sent there to ascertain if it was so their evidence as to the surroundings and the business could be re- ceived that the jury might decide if liquors were sold in violatjon of In : For the defense it was testified that no charge was made for the whisky, of which a half pint had been sold; that the proprietor was absent in the country at the time and had wit explicit orders against the selling of liquor by the small. A verdict of not guilty was found. ——_— offered thise.m. The lots are all good, and a suap at price and terms he is offering thom. He would advise parties intending to invest to act prow) tly, ag ail will be seid before night, * Lf FOR RENT—ROOMS. WW ANTED — IMMEDIATELY — Tv ‘enced Drees Makers, Cail at 635°" WA4STED—4 GIRL TO COOK AT 643 DST. RY ANTED—WOMEN COOKS, 75, CHAM Wis Warere aud Putndrtoese, ia cry oF i Waiters. Cool Ivers or Farm Hands. Colored Men ooks. SAMI. A. COOMBS, G20 est nw. ables WASIED—CooKs For THis Ciry, NEW YORK, Maryland, West Virginia and New Jersey: Waitreoe noeee Men Cooks, Waiters, Bauecs, Coase . Kitel (elp, Farm and Dairy. DICK’S Agency, 613 7thatnw. — WwW ANTED—BOX OFFICE ASSISTANT, BETWEEN thirteen and fifteen years of ‘experience and references. ‘I.X. WaANTED-sonicry RS, GENTLEMEN OR LA- ‘ion, in the govegpmusnt depariiuente snd aloe: where, to’ sell the stock "et The Co-overstive Bauk of orth Awerica. ‘Three great advantages over ail Nat. 3B. and L. Associations—ail payments withdrawn at any bine-siockhoiders’ fee returned; ‘no withdrawal or transfer fees, Liberal componsation. Address W. USSELL, Goneral Nand i agent, Birminxbam, Als, A YOUNG MAN FOR THE GENTS’ Furn «i Hat Business; only those with some experietice nved apply. HL. REIZENS1 PIN, 308 and 407 71h st. now. aplz2t TED—A COMPETENT WOMAN FOR GEN- Housework; uo Washing; must stay nichts, 58 Hot. uw. 1 Was W THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., MONDAY, APRIL 14, 1890-TWELVE PAGES. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS W tos ‘Address Misa HG) $24'b Patterson Park ave, Baltimore: Ma rates NTED—AT JUARTERS — POSITIONS Cooks, Chamber aid. Wottesa, Laundreseee and Nurves. Seamstress: Men Waiters, Cooke, man, Butlera SAML A. COOMBS, O88 Fat Be. WASIED60 To nici Cooks, AGENCY FOR YOUR Lacudress, Maida: Walteresn, Nurses: Bute Jere, Coachmen, Waiters’ Kitchen Help for this elty or oad ; all have references. 61:3 7th st. n.w, apl4-4t WANTED BY AN EX-TEACHER, TWENTY- wero gate Old. of pleasant addiess, Employment; 10. do auy legitimate wor ferences given. SEHREE 49 sv lerttimare work references ANTED—BY A NICE LOOKING AND spectabie Colored Girl to Go Away for the Sum- mer as Child’s Nurse or Chambermaid. aaicoms p office. tar WASteD, —BY A CONPETENT DRESSMAKER, oftee®® INK by the Day or Week. Address G.Al., wiar WAntens PLACE IN PRIVATE FAMILY AS ‘Chamber Maid or Waitress; good reference. Call atlOUv Tuthstinw. ie ANTRD—BY A SETTLED WHITE WOMAN, A Situation vs Cook ins First-class Family; cook- ing ouly. Call’ or address for three days, 131 ¥ > Wan 30 2377 opi | WANZTED-BY A SWEDISH GIRE, SITUATI ANTED-A YOUNG MAN TO ATTEND SODA as Cook or Cook and House Keeper in a private Fountain Duriug the Season Apply to ©. A | family: best of reference. Call ory Sol. Pa PRENTISS, Drusvist, cor. 9 haud Kets, api4-3t_ | ave. uw. apie" WAxteossaer HANDS, AT 610 13TH ST. nw. ANTED—TWO GOOD INS N. ‘Vassers at once; $15 per week; salary und com- mission pore ©. D, ALDERSON & CO., 1010 F at. y LADY FOR PLEASANT POSITION; A good band; moderate salary, Apply at Room 8, 1008 F st., 2d floor. it WANTED-—4 Boy ar 1333 F STN Ww WASTEDIA GIRL WOMAN TO DO GEN. eral House Work; German preferred; call for, 2 days. Call 606 Ki st. nw. apid-zte Ww y GOODS SALESLADIES; EXPE- Fience and reference required. Apply 802 Bw. apl ANTED-—GOOD WOMAN COOK AT WY Livingston, 1009 13th a WASTED_A COLORED MAN ABOUT, of age a8 a Porter and Driver in a Wine Store; must come well recommended. Address WINES, care Evening Star office. ales WARIED 1 Wo GIKLS—ONE TO COOK AND DO Geueral Housework, no wasbing or ironin: nd Oue to Nurses Child 3 years old; both to stay uighie and bring reference. Apply 620 H st, u.w. all-at* Wantepia WHITE WOMAN AS COMPETENT Loundress in Private Family; must be willing to bart —— iu May, Answer A S., Star of ap. a a WANIED_BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED WO- man. « coud Cook, a place: willing to stay nigh! ig also ® good Pastry Cook: references from last e1 ployer. Audress COOK, 709 G st. n.w. sf al4-st" W ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED GIRL, a situation as Chaimber Maid or Waitress; Feferences. Call or address 1754 M at. nw. * ANTED — EMPLOYMENT BY BOOKKEEPER Of 4 years experience in leading Real Fata office in this city, Address Box 43, 8.ar office apl ANTED—SITUATIONS FOR NUXKSES, COCKS, Coachmen, Waiters, Porters, Maida, ” Drive Watchinen, Kitchen, Farm aud Dairy Handa an ginera. | (oitier er Kusorts and” Country). w. lz ANIED—A SITUATION BY AN ENERGETIO Man; ‘will forfeit $50 asa quarantce to fill au, forition Ttake. Apply throug’ Dr. K. M. ELLYSON, regency Hospital, 12th et. u.w. 012-60" ANTED—A PLACE A8 COACH STEADY Sinule Man (white) aged thirty: best city and ‘New York reierences; also London reference. Address J.C, Star office. alz. TION good Clerk ; best of reference: st. new. — EMPLOYERS —FOR FIRST-CLASS Servants, with refereuce in every case, send to CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE and your order will be Billed with dispatch. “May Building, 7th apd & n.w. Sate ANTED—A VEGETABLE AND PLAIN FLOWER Ganteuer for Gentleman's Pisce.” Auswer JK, \ Btar office. WaASTED-A WHITE MAN AS DINING ROOM Servant in Private Family. Auswer T.T., Stur Otice. att ANTED-IMMEDIATELY—A YOUNG WHITE. Man as Coachuan. Auswer K.K., Star oilice. W ANTED—GIRL BETWEEN THE AGES OF 12 and 18, one used to pasting labels. Call at 1845, LW. V ANTE! MBERM. A BELL Boy; references required. Apply at 1504 te ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN, AGED THIRTY, 4 Position, is capable, energetic and ean tarnish, the very best city reterences. Address PERM B., Star oftice. apl WOH RENT_FUENISHED ROOMS AT 1217 Stn... near two lines of cars, will rent good tevants. ar R RENT_—FURNIGHED I OOM, SUITABLE FOR Sa gE a riche ; month; no c) ADDIS B19 11th st, nw, apla dee R RENT—NICELY FURNISHED OK UNFUR- ‘ished: 3 or S Lovely Rooms, 1x oor, also 2a Or Prices: two tm fans. 340 Q nw. r IR RENT—ONE 3 5 Root furuished for genticman Recon POR RENT_FOUR UNFURNISHED Rooms, 2D floor; suitable for light bousskesbing bot z E 1520 Sth at nw. It FOR BENT 025 12TH ST. N.w.; TWO LARGE Nicely Furnished Coun ting Rooms; privs tamly Reiereaces ouchansed, term underate a1a-2 T to FR SALE—HANDSOME EXTENSION-TOP SUR- latest euyle: good make. anda Superior Day- ton ; both equal to new: will be sold ats sacrifice for wantof use. PRIVATE STaBe F608 NDSOME BAY MAKE 3, Six years old; iw an extra free, prompt Pleasant driver; takes no notice of locomotive or aBy street : absolut safe for th ‘t pervous Dereon to tee and ins euperior eediecainel ail be toed, Qhd without fault. Alsoan Phaeton ‘Set Hend-made Harness, caddie. a Bridie: Laps Blaskets, ke Re. Cat seen until sold at private stable, 1000 13th st uw. Inguire for apl4-3e* MR&._STEWART’S TURNOUT. sR SALE—CHEAP ROLLING TOP OAK DESK, Bistactitra tet feck, sine Bosse French Clock, ther Lounge. Keft tor, Sitar, Yet ning Sere Re pets. Parlor Stove. all as wood > Baidoor front Utics tor ean Fe RENT—NEWLY FURNIXHED FRONT Ri in ie tion; ¥! ave. H Room, in a pleasant location; Indiana R RENT—TWO BEAUTIFUL FRONT ROOMS; $12 and 86, or botn $16. One room $8. Hand- Some new hose: “central, desirable, modern cou- Yeniences; breakfast. 900 L st. n.w. apl2-21* Fe® NT—BY THE 16TH APRIL, PLEASANT Rooms; delightful in summer; south front: im one of the prettiest parts of city. 931 Rhode I ave. apl2-3t* R RENT—1610 13TH ST. N.W., FOR GEN- tlemen or ladies in departments, several Furnished: ins, corner bouse, roome ail front; light and airy; 0 board. api2-3t Foe. RENT—UNFURNISHED—TWO ROOMS ON second floor, fronting east, with modern im} mente; to adults only. 1518 9th st. n. Pos RENT—1190 (27H ST. NW. NICELY FUR. nished Rooms, suitable for gentlemen or married couples; no children taken, aple-zt FQ2 BENT To 4 GENTLEMAN—ONE OR MORE Rooms in @ Private Family where home comforts wore Address or call at 708 East Capitol st. {OR RENT—HANDSOMF, COMMODIOUS AND Airy Apartmen: y furnished, at 1311 14th at, with or without best referenoca. apl2-2t" FE RESTO LARGE PLEASANT FURNISHED single or en suite; also a Small Room; de- sirsble central location and summer prices. 1 7 ‘OR RENT—1906_G_8T.. FOUR BEAUTIFUL Koons on 2d aud 3d floors: communi pafurnished JPORBENTEs IsT_N. ci Rooms, second, thinl aud fourth floors; south fromt; with or without Loard, Sumer rates, al2-3t* KR RENT—A PLEASANT SITTING ROOM AND iB Three Communicating Bed Noms on ¥d oor, with Heferences exchanged. 1125 14th at. B. w. 715 10TH ST. N.W., HANDSOMELY Furnished, Brght, Cheerful Rooms on second floor; en suite or single. at af FEE KEN1—1110 L ST. N.W., SEVERAL LAI Rooms, with xood Tabie Board. First-class cool location. House kept by a Philadelphia lady. No small children. “Gentlemen preerred ai¥-6% ANTED—FRUIT AND PRODUCE Co) sion, miadle-aged man, good wudress, 20 experience in wholesale und retuil, familiar witl details of business, desires position with reliable firm. Address A. B. K., Star offic WARXIED-BY MAN AND WIFE, SI in some Country or Se@Shore Hotel; woman can fill a position as house keeper; best city refs. apll-3t* HOUSE KEEP&R, Star Office. WANTED—ROOMS WANTED-A LADY'S MAID AND LAUNDRESS; must be white: # fureixuer preierred. Address, with refereuces, P. W., Star ‘apl4-3t* WASTEDSENGINERH TO RUN ELEVATOR WY ‘reterences required. HOTEL JOHNSON. 1t WANSTEDIA RELIABLE Wo Mal 1902 G st. n.w. ¥ reference, aa Chauber Maid and Waitress, Apply ws TkLD—ONE GOOD SKIRT HAND, 1521 VER- mont sve, iu W ANTEV—A GOOD TAUNDRESS, ALSO A Woman for House Work; tliree in family; wages Bldand g1 > 7th st, n.w., upstairs. av ANTED—LADY TU TAKE CHAKGE OF Di pertinent ; lady anxious for steady, |. ployment need only appiy. Apply aitor 9 u. Dth st nw. usher; to one well acquainted sn this ctiy . elsewhere the above qusrauteed. Address Box 72, ee =e ¥ y ANTED—A LADY AS HOUSE KEEPE! 8t 904 M st. n.w., bet. Zand 4 p.m. apld Vy ANTED-A MILUINERY SALESLADY: Ml Kuow something of trimming. App.y in store 109 F st.ow. z at WAITED A YOUNG WHIT bermuid aud Waitress in 15: Asth st. ow. ANTED- ave. nw. must give good refereuces. Apyly wax ED—MAN AND WIFE (HOUSE MAN AND Cook), White Cooks for out of city. Also Cooks, Nurses, Houseworkers, Waitresses, Butlers, for Puiiadelpiia) “Truuks storéd. — BUL rt WANTEDAT INTELLI fice Ever)-day Working Women, Meu, Boys and Girls; no waiting for work—applications for govern- Ment poritigue prepared, May Building, 7th & K nw, mhv+ r COOK FOR A SMALL FaMiL. WANTED-RELIABLE WHITE GIRL FOR G! eral House Work in fam ly of two, no washiug. Only those (horoughiy un-erstaniing the work need apply. References required. Apply 920 Yth st. nw. CS ai aes Es sake Vv A GOOD STENOGRAPHER AND river. Apply Room 9, 619 14th at, V ANTED—A DRUG CLERK, A_N.C.P. GRADU- ate preferred; must be well recouimended and be uctive, attentive and polite, “Address Bux 4 ottice. WANS S087, HANDS, APPLY AT KEEN'S, 414 9th et uw. ap 2-3t WARTED AN EXPERLENCED WAIST HAND AT 906 H st. n. PETITES er Ww: NTED—A FIRST-CLASS CLERK IN GkO- aude t cery and Provision Business; oue who und ferences required. Call ut once, D. ELL cutting of mwate thoroughi: yANTED—DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT BU- reou, conducted Ly Isdies—Men und Women, white aud colored, for all kinds of domestic labor, city and states: with references, uemoyed to 709 Let n, w, m2-440" Vork. x W ‘douse Work, with of without Laundry W Apply at KOOM 110, Lenman Building, 1425 8 ave. ale-3t WANTED’ Conon TO WORK ON farm bear this city ; regained.“ Appy St HOOM 110, Leuman ‘butlding, 1425 New Mork ave. W RAL ANTED— Box 41, Star office. {TED—LEAR ner's Internatio “us FOR CHK. I ‘Yailor System: with at y inch Tule or tape measure alone, us all sctoutific tailors cut; Patterns aud maceriais cut and made aud justruction wiven bi Sd, MESSER, 1403 KL ave. mb12. W AXtED GINO WHITE GIRLS: Wash aud Iron and the other to do U beat of references required. Avply at S00 N st. uw, pL l-ist* yANTED—A ius, Qs 0D GERMAN GIRL TO DO COOK- ‘ashing aud Geutral Housework, Apply at k apli~se* ANTED—GOOD SOLICITORS FOR FIRE AN Accident insurance, Tuducements that ho agent UNDEKWOUD & CvU., 515 7th apli-ste WASTED A COUPLE OF FIRST-CLASS COAT Makers aud one Experieuced Girl to Help on Coats. SNiDER & WOUd, 423 L1th st, uowapll-3* D—AT ONC2—A_ GOOD Cook, Wash and iron; must stay at ul; 5th st. n.w. WASTED AN tion, salary # guecesstul 2 Goous. Clothing, Sives, cost. Also a Lady of Luct bers (80,000 how enrolle ences exchanged. EMPiiie Cv-OPKKALIVE AdsO- CIATION (credit well rated), Lock Box 767, N.Y Jaz7-m1y WANTED WHITE GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE Work. Apply to Eb. COUKL, cor. Howard aye. and 17th st, exteusion in Jit, Pleasai WANTED--HOUSES, | ANTED—GOOD 7-ROOM BRICK, MOD, IMPs., iu northwest or northeast; one with sual ptable y Vv im town can oner. st mw. W preferred; must be reasonabie. Address BELA, Star office. apha-see WV ANTED — TO) PURCHS DIRECT FROM owner an Eight-room Brick House, all modern improvements, bet. Fand K, 8th aud zist ste. n.w. Address GW. 6., Sur uflice. it Wdtebo er May 1, a HOURE OF Fic ‘or bine rooms, with mod. Liuys. Rent fr to B35. ALPHA, Star ollie ay) ANTED—IN TH. UKBS OF THE CITY, A Detached Dwelling of 10 to 16 roows; suitable for rextauruut or roud Loure; not inore thai ove mile from Boundary; must be in gvod condition and rent reasouubie, Address rs 4 ut Cau Secure Good Tenants aud Prompt Col ne and Keturus by Viacing iheir Prope: v epaire, insurance aud other tucideutal matters Felating to ity manaement promy Uy actetded to with- out extra cost to owner, Gi. W. LINKINS, mb27-1im Cor. 100 aud Ii st-. nw, WANTED WE DESIRE | FOR IMMEDIATE clients 2 Modern, Well-built Brick Houses, cou- taining trom 8 to 10 room: vated worth of I st. and to west of 10th at. . W. ; to cost, respect Vel 81,009. BF. OALBEK mb 1m G25 F stow. WANTED (BY FISH & MILLE 1213 ¥ ST. S.W.. Houses to rent from 925 to $7 per mouth, us we really cannot supply (be demmuus for same wich have been made oH Us WithiR the last two weeks. m18-1 “WANTED-1_ WILL Pay CASH FOR A HOUSE in either the northwest or northesst, i eee | frow 6 ty 10 rooms, Must be a bargain.” Address Octox sig) : dale WANTED POK A CLIENT, A LOT AT LEAST 50 X100, either on south side of Pepusylvania ave. bet. Sth and 13th sta. u.w. or on some of the num- ent thereto. Address, stating size Of lot, lowest price aud terms, T. A, BAKDING, $US WARSTEDINEATLY FURNISHED OR UNF bished kront Room and Good Board in Private Family by & Gentleman and Wife; best references eiveu and required. Address M.1.N., Star office. W: NTED-RBY A GENTLEMA. first floor, with strictly privi a O.P., Star offi WANTED RY YOUNG LADY Room; terms, about $5 a month sous in German as .D., Star office, WASTED. BY A YOUNG MAN. A NEATLY FUR- nished Koom and fable Board on Meridian Hill or Mt. Pleasant by May 1; can give goo. references, Address HILL, Star o! apl2-i WANTED SEY A EADY WITH SMALL Ci Koom and Board iu northeastern section of Addre-s, stating terms, BOAKD, 5 » A ROOM ON te entrance Ad ¥ ‘uuid give les- bart o¢ fail paymans domred, ar vilice, ap] _WANTED—BOARD. | WANTED 10,3 KD WITH A PRIVATE FAM- ily, Iwo Mechan-cs: pernimen'ly employed; c ter located . state leruis; German preferred. Box 161, star office. dai apl2-3e ee Tye rT WANTED—HOUSES & LOTS. WASTED WE HAVE Nu DIFFICULTY IN DIs- poainy of Property at bargains. Persous having such for sale will do well to pluce in our husds, WM. H. SAUNDELS & CO., sliccessuts to aplz-7t'* Johu Sherman & Co., 1407 F st. nw, ED—UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS RE- W ‘aired and Covered by C LEFEVKE ciao Bi at, u.w., bet. G and H. ame ANTED—A LOAN OF 86,000 FO ONE YEAR at 5 per cent on good firat moriwaze real em rity worth Cag Address KEAL wt SCURILY, St y ANTED—100 PERSONS TO PHO, OGRAPH bY ur improved process; new size, “Grand linpe- larger than cabimet; uenrly as cheap. Sampies at THe 81 AK GALLEKY, 409 Pa. ave. inbil-dm SOND-HAND COLUMBIA OR Victor Safety Bicycle; state condition «ud price forcash, Answer before ‘uesday afternoon, COs- MOPOLITAN, dtar office. in ANTED-TO BUY FOR CASH HOUSEHOLD WwW and Office Furn.ture, Stocks of Merchandise, such as Groceries, Dry Goods, Jewelry, &e.; transactions coundential, Address ALBER1I, 408 10h st. nw. apl4-lin WAxiED 10 HIRE FOUR GOOD HORSES, Carts and Drivers. Apply toSTEWART at Jumes H, MeGill’s office, 905 G st. uw. aldt UPHOL- WANTED | PARLOR F KNITURE, tered Muttreaves made over; work done in a neat betantial manuer, Slip Covers cut and made: fit anteed, C NELSON, 12230 at. uw, 110-360" 7 ANTED—LADIES 10 SELL “CACTUS-CURLI- V que” for Curling Hair in oft, ich, Luxuriant, Golden Curis; Silken Curls or Wavy ‘:resses: applied iu two minutes; @xuld mune tor avent~, Curis Lei. the secret of perjetual beauty everybod: it. ee Address “CACTUS CU.” V —H. BAUM VAYS THE HIGHEST CASH Prices for Furniture, Carpets, Beuther Beda, Mice and Store Fixtures. Eutire Households i ity. Storage ou reasouable terms, Address 314 a, fora dress, stating number of machine and price, Ki MING- emington in good condition, Ad- ON, Star office. V y ANTED—LA a sure cure for ; Lady Ageuts to well Dr. McGill’ “p Mira, F. A, BAILEY, Gouerai Ageut, 429 F at. nw, apil-lm | : a WASTED, 10, PURCHASE KESTAURANT OF Grocery aud Liquor store; webi ivcated; or Cigar Store, Address CASH PURCHASER, Star’ office. apil-st* G W Sineytor Second-hand Furniture. Orders by niall promptly atteuded to, He ROSENBERG, L143 7th st. bw __ apo-2w? Wares KNOW. HE HEIKS OF the late Lorenzo Kice ill continue the business of Steam Carpet stand, 453 Maine ave.aw. QUAKIUS KICE, Manager. V ANTED—PRIVATE LE Writiigs to Revise, Correct and Typewrit {rictest comndence usranteed, trausiations se W FLYNN, AM, Ivy fustitute, established INTO. Stl and’ K sta, u.w. , iN WA iiartices mast be young, well trated for both urpowes ind Perfectly sate tof a young lady to ride or Erivo. Any one who wishes to dispose of stich hore to one who will treat hin, kindly ay address S., care of Carrier No, 66, Ge. rgetown dtatiou, svatiug price and where the horse can be seca. No horse dealers need answer this adVertinen.en apl-1m TO KEEP, KEEPING WARZED HORSES Horses Winter aud Sunumer a Specialty; order box Price’ ry Stables, G11 Gth st. n.w.; farm ch at road, Siuiles from city. O. H. F) CLARK, Sligo, Ma. “i mre7-Ta WANTFD WE POSITIVELY GUARANTEE TO soil youu Clear Havana Key West Cigar for straight—secouds. ‘That $1 box of 30 cigars, Sich ri’ vid sand, 1011 Penusyivania ave. WARNED (Palit CASH VALUE PAID Househowt and Giice Fur scription ; wiso Car, ets, Stoves, Co Adaress or call, A.C. WINSIUN, 937 7th tly LW. wah 14 Last WANTED STEAM CAMPET CLEANING & Renovating Works; Feathers 1enovated; Mai tresses Mave Over; Furniture Steamed and Moth Destroyed. ¥.H. LOUNGS, 140% Pa ave. Telephone 1008- At WANTED IBY SCLIDNER, BEST BUTTER ite. “Iuble Goods, 20c. per pound. Cooking, Vie. per pound, Warranted not to eet strone (ike Dutier woes) ior ove wouth, or wouey relunded, NK Don't ui yay Chad Lage Chaat ts Just as wood wa Scribe her's," or “ull the suiue Wing,” bul get the best, which 1s foF sule only by WM. LNLAG 28, 3Zb, 3380, Center Market (Middie ot Fish Aisles, LL _ SUBURBAN PROPERTY, Bok SALT AM AUTHORIZKD LO BELL 30 ‘Acres of Land on the Brentwood road, within the District, a tew uundred yards irom nives’ Station, at $920, per + adjoining land is head at 800" to 1,000 perucre, Itin located om Ruode Island ave. extended, A billiore street car line to pass imme- discely in front uf this property ts now, before Con- sress, ‘Che land fs improved by @ good Frawe House aud outbuildings, DAVID D. BTON it BUG F st. FOE SALE—2 BALGAINT26 ACRES ADJOINING proposed National Fark, newr Culitornia trac Price and \erms apply to JASUES BM. GREEN, 1409 F a ap12-1m LOR SALE-BY HOKSTKAMP & JESTaR, 630 F ST. N.W. ¥03—Falls Church, Va., House and 2 169—Falls Church, Va; House und 7 a. zol—Gaithersburg, Nd, House und ds. 147—Hyattsville, Ma, Tr, Cot.; eusy ters. 11y—Vienua, Va., 1Ur. Cot, cellar aud 1 acre. 1,67 Cardu Spuitiew, dr. Cok ; lot 100x200, {OK SALE—@10 Cas, 85 MONTHLY, CHOICE FE ‘Lote in a rth ieabatelatons ‘8 miles iroia city; on HR tice, 9100; 202100; high and bealthy, ca- RUSE, EVANS & CAKUSL 1224 Fst nw. 301m COUNTRY BOARD. 11th ot. 2 tobe. £. pee WWANTED-TO PURCHASE GROUND, |.NCUM-| .UMMER BOARDING — MECHANICSTOWN, W tated cr ubencumberea. on Sapo Plate: 5 Frederick county. bid —Healiy, ‘htful Joce: apl0-st __W.W! MEAG. Toul F at, ut {uot of atountaine) ¢vod sable howe, comfort, WANTED — FoR INVESTMENT—3 DESIRABLE | "QOrsh synveniences. case 4 — Lots in the horthwest costing from $3,000 to mb22- lin 625 Fst. ANTED_FOR CASH. GOOR BUILDING LOTS, Wie ae ECS mag be ow SBESTON LINLN "Stents spd C-viy Tarred Hoonus z cual. a ke weld INT AND CEMENT. and Char- 406 10th ot ae, ERAN Ens tre apll-4t* SPECIALTIES. Dee woes Anas EWLY PAPERED UNFURNISHED Rooms, en suite or single, to parties without small children, 1458 Corcorau st. u.w.; near herdics and cars, apls-2t* JOR RENT—FOUR ELEGANT ROOMS, SECOND and third floors: private family; furnished; double corner house; south aud east fronts. bay windows tes; references required. 1101 Kn w.al2-3t “RENT—620 E HIRD FLOOR two gentlemen. with b ap lest? Fok RENTINEAR DUPONT CIRCLE, 2105 0 st., Two Larwe and One Small Koom, second floor furnished or unfurnished; new house; bay window: fuciny south ; te family; no children. aplz-3t* POR BENT 1331 LF ST., SECOND STORY, FUR- nished; southern exposiire: exceptional chance for neighborhood. those desiring # quiet home; board in apie RENT—TWO VERY DESIRABLE LARGE third {OR SALE—LARGE, YOUNG, DARE BAY ©. F Fiage Horse; must" be sold. “Apply stable, 1625 JOR SALE—DARK BAY MARE. 15% HANDS high. § years and is suitable for family or business Barbores:: has becn driven by Indies; also Owe Dayton ‘agon, Bearly new ; also Spar-sprinw J-quarter Buggy, One Set of Family Harness, Que ht Driving Har. 20) e an ex ; SHMAN. iu tear of 1221 13th at wis aid RK SALE—STOCK AND FIXTURES OF 4 WELL established Liquor Place, doing s Good Business; bouse room and furniture atteched: central locat: Owner leaving city; terms cash Address Bo ox 102, Star office. m31-18t" (0K SALE—VERY HANDSOME BAY HORSE. nearly thoroughbred: 16 hands; sound; broken to single and doubie baraess, good sadder. Apply at Stable in alley rear of 1013 15t hat nw. Price, $180 aplé3se’ ALE—AT PRIVATE SALE—FINE PONY ‘RIG, consisting of Nice Gentle Pony, no tricks of auy Kind sound. good under sadd ¢; Handsome Sur- Bridie sold" separnio’ ats borgain. PRICATE ate’ at a STABLE, rear residence 1:01 K st. n.w. apl¢-3t” Foe SALE— CARRIAGES, WAGONS, HARNESS, &o, FOR BALE OR EXCHANGE AT 8. BENSINGER'S MORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR, 940 Louisiana aveune. ‘The largest and most complete stock of Carriages, Phaetous, Bugwies, Wagons, Harness, &c_ ia this city, consisting of Coupes, Coupe Kockaway Victorias, Ex” tension Top and Canopy Barouche, Extension Top Cut- Under Surrey, Jump-seat Carriages, Doctors’ and Pouy Phaetons, Top and no Lop Buszies, Speeding Wagons, Faucy Delivery. Grocers’ Express, Butchers’ aud Wasoms, Speediug, Road and Pony Carts, Full line of Single aud Double Harness at the most Feasonable prices. ‘Sole agent for the city for the Courtland Wagon Co.'s Fine Carriages, Buggies avd Spring Wagons. apl4-1m OR SALE—STOCK AND FIXTURES—AN OLD ‘Establi Stand for Fancy and Notions, & od reon for wcliltg, Addresa MP... Sar ofice, QOR SA PRY HANDSOME SLVEN-YEAR- od Horve; kind, emtie and 2 good roadster; also z Pheton Bugwy, Harness, &c.; all iu good ordes Diy at COOPER’ stabie, aley between 13th au and H and J sts. uw. splz. [Qk SALE_BED ROOM, DINING ROOM AND Kitchen Furniture and’ Carpeta Cail between 1 and 4 p.m, and 7 and 8 p.m. _aple-3té 913 Mast. ow. OR SALE—A RESTAURANT DOING A GUOD bi esnin @ fine location; license granted. 128 Pa. ave. u.w. |, OK SALE—ELEGANT SQUARE PIAN I raee with titel and Covers for Sish ouhs os food us new ; rosewood and carved legs, full size; ® Sveat bargain; owner jeaviuw city. Can be seen st piz-3t_ THE PIANO EXCHANGE, #13 Pa. ave Fx SALE-A FINE MEDIUM SIZE UPKIGHT Piano, nearly us Tuagnificent style and richest tone: very best wake; cost $425. Can be had for only €275; 810 per mionth. ss THE PIANO EXCHANGE CO. _spl2-3t 913 Penn. ave. JOR SALE—CHEAP FOR iH, OK WILL GIVE time if wanted—a Double Fuiding Door Fire Proof Sate; has been used about a year; hes all improve- nd Cool Rooms, floor; to ladies ouly. | ments: aiso Small One. Address Box 11, ntar 1202 Q st. a." ee aplL-3tt aply-zt (i aie a FOE EST—UNFURNISBED TWO HANDSOME | 70% SALE—CHEAP_PATENT OFFICE REPORTS Second-story Communicating Rooma; large closets; | A' (Mech; from 184% to 1871; Bity-four volumes alcove: bay window. Also Two Pleasant koomm on the | Bound Volumes of Ufficial Gagettes Ales Gusteuw's some floor. 1516 Qst. vn. i} 1-30" _ | drial, three volumes, complete, Book Store 1203 7th JOR RENT — NICELY FURNISHED ROOM, | => a 1 fronting on park, at moderate rates; two lines cars convenient. Apply 1102 New York ave. nw. Trau- sent accommodations. apll-3t [POk KENL TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS ‘on second floor: bath convenient; gentlemen pre- ferred; would reut to mun and wite without children; Tent moderate. Apply 78 Ist. we. alls )OR RENT—A LADY LEAVING TOWN WILL Fant s portion of Beautiful House opposite Cepi- tol; charming location tor auumer; lovely home for arniy or nuvy people, 10 apLl-3tt WOR RENT—G11L 18TH BST, BY PRIVATE family, Handsome Rooms; 3d floor; single or Suites of two or more, with private bathe; bouse and location first-class in'particdlar; summer terms.al1-3 JOR RENT—618 6TH Si__N.W., TWO LARGE 3D Story Siuxle Furnished Rooms, Front and Back: one square of Prnmon Bureau; bright, clean, comiort- able; $10 and 812 rach, epy-6t? Fee REND 1725, @ ST N.W. PLEASANT Kooma, with or without board; Lome comforts opposite the new Athletic Club House and near Wat Department. m28-Lm* [Poe RENT THREE APARTMENTS OF 1 WOAND three rooms eu suite ; private bath ai ‘antly turmgned. At the WOUDMON', and Iows circle FOR RENT_FLATS OR RENT—NEW YORK FLATS—I HAVE TWO more Stites of 4 rooms «ud bath at 418-424 Ost Bw, Rout low to desirable small tamilies. apd-6t Pea, St mm. ‘OK KENT—TWO FLATS TO ADULTS IN THE ‘Story Building. Elevator, steam neat, back porches, and all late iunproveuiente, 717 1th st. bw, z= __FOR RED a FOk RENTISTORE, AND. DWELLING, (WITH 8 roouna, gas aud bath “1724 7th et. mw. 83D. Per month. Apply 4:36 New York ave, aplz JOR BENT—A VERY DESIRABLE CORNER Store with fixtures and cellar; situated on 14th t D.W. 2830 per mouth. CAMPBELL, MASON & TUN, G17 L4th st. apl2aee T—STORE SOUTHWEST CORNER STH and H sts. vow. Splendid stand for furniture busi- Bess, Inquire 719 H st uw. te POR KENT STORE AND DWELLING, €30 PER month, or will rent dwelling separate for $12 per month; cor, 10th and S sts. b.w. Apply at 1.20 Sth st. nw. ES. JOR RE r 334 14TH two bay windows; double door; yard, B30. A good business stand, RUST & 'H FORD, 624 14th st. Basement, 1474 Penna ave., at a rare SHLK & CO., 1324 F wt. JOR RENT — 8: OKE 717 11TH ST. N.W. will b- completed by April 15. | Store G16 T b.w., $30 per month, HEU. A, HARDING, 606 1ith’st. uw. apl-lua __ BUSINESS CHANCES, Fahenen OR LEASE-STORE ROOM AND FI ANTED — STOCKS, BONDS, MERCHANDISE aud Suburbau Lots for Modern Built House in Baltimore, Address \ORKIS, mee it ROR RASY SHAVE OK FIKS1 Class Hai Ur or When you have occasion to have it cut over, as many others do, see the Philadelphia Artist, east side of 14th st. uw above Pa ave, apl4-6r NPVHE BERKELEY SPRING! EL PROPLRTY, At ruiture aud Fixtures ready for Bus: ines, ivate sale on advantageous tern ‘This affords wrarech nce for investment aud enter: rise. Direct R.R. contection; only 3 hours frow ashington; bathing unsurpassed. For terms and circular apply to S. K. BOND, 4igst. apl2-tw JOR SALE—CHEAP—S fOCK AND GOOD WILL OF 8 Grocery Store dving & good business, Inquire 407 gat aw. B LEONARD, 407 te w. al Fer RAVETA PAMING DRUG STORE | FOR $6,500; half cush; the remainder on easy ter: New soda fountain, cash sales over 87.90 yer month. FOE SALES SEVEN ocr AVE SQUARE PIANO ith stool aud cover. ouly $60; owner breaking uy Rounekeeying. Tuguire tiumedistely st 1217 F at ae, Fe. SALE—I LANDAULET, 1 VILLAGE CART and 1 surrey, nearly new; a'so 3 Kod Carte, very cheap, tages. api: 3 Wk fF ALE—COLONIAL BEACH LOTS, CHUL or nt Pint laying all alow the river front, with H. LARWILL, apl2-lw JOR SALE-MANURE FitOM 400 HORSES. AP- H ply at 2411 Pat nw., Metropolitan RR. Co, owner having wo’ use for it Must besold. — splz-3t. ZOR SALE—AT PRIVATE SALE-A LIGAT Family Carriage, Livery Coat, Whip, Lap aug Horse Covers, Horse Brushes, Combe, ae. Cheap w immediate purchaser, Address Box 193, Siar office Fok Ae vi0n ach OLAS iA cellos, the fest stock of stringed fustruments n be fouud at HUGO WOKCH & COS. Music House, 922 7th st. uw. Violins taken in exchange, repairing, FQVK sa HR PEABE BAY FEMALE Pups: five mouths old; pure as cau be bred. Apply at 3219 Prospect ave., West Washington, D.C. al Z JOR SALE—A BEAUTIFUL UPRIGHT PIA’ of brilliant tone and easy action: ‘new tst Jan onl: quarter. THOMSON'S MUSIC Siu! Spey tt Aweucy Famous Shoninger Pianos, )0.. SALE—A LARGE GILT MANTEL MIRO, Handsome Square Piauo, Imported Rugs aud Other Household “Effect, Apply at once to 170% F aw, pl l-it* FFok, SALE-FINE PLEASURE CARRIAGES OF 'y style, new and second-hand, newest design Suest fluish,laree Variety, moderate prices. Call od ue before purchasing. JOHN M YOUNG, ve. ib aiaeasteath ee api Jk SALE-A PAIR OF TROTTING BR bolts, by Macon, he by Belmout, dam Kentucky nd 4'yeare old this «pring: the oldest cau trot in 3 minutes; the younger promises great peed; both broken , colors black and seal brow: “fi dh ¢.E. MEEMS, Gaithersburg, Ma. Fok S324 HANDSOME Si. BERNARD DOG, little over a year old: & beautiful pet for lady of child, Can be seen at 124 Carrol st.ae. apll-at Fgh Abi A THOROUGHBRED SADDLE HORSE: handsome color; five years old, suitable for lady or Fyeman. “Inquire 1, WIKTON MATTHEW at Fa SALE—EBBITT HOUSE STABLES—A SPLEN did Couibined Horse, guod rider and prompt driver; splendid cross-country horse; fall of spirit aud co age; has been Urought up to fox hunti OK SALE—ONE MORE CAR LOAD OF BUGGIE: Courtland, N'Y., butid: 25 per ceut less than regu. ist price, Call at ROCKWELL’S Stables, #th aud O ste. Lb. w, aplo-6r FOk SALE RARE CHANCE TO BUY A FINE FP Steinway Square Piano ste very low price, on eusy installisents, Also Fine Rosewood Chickeriug Piano at vermouth. OueUpright, rented but awhort tue, for 190. One sinall Cottage Upright Piano, @50. At the Warerooms of E. F. D.OOP, 92 Pennsylvania » Aweut Chase and other First-class Pianos. 210-78 POE SALE SUST ARRIVED, 30 HORSES: AMONG them some fine Drait aud Drivers; aleo Five Young Draft Mules; aino Four Low-priced Horses. N. SCHLEGEL, 403 8th st. nw., near Corner D. apd-6e Fok SALE IMANURE F..OMGRAIN-FED STOCI richest fertilizer; always on hand. QAKMON ming st. pear 14th, Mount Piewsant. spy-6te JOR SALE—AN ELEGANT ROSEWOOD CASE ved Legs Square Piano; fine tone, ail in periect ne new, for only 9175, with fine vi and $10 per mouth cont 8401 Great bargain in « Handsome Rosewood Chickering Square Piano for only $190; $10 casb aud #5 per mouth, with tne stool aud cover: eost #600 new, for Bteiuway, THE PIANO EXCHANGE WAREROOMS, apo ___ 913 Pennayivania ave, JOR BALE OR EXCHANGE—A VALUABLE cost $1,000; generator and tei 12-cailou fountaina, tent; will tak tpayuent a lady's Store swtublisned twenty years: fourteen Fears. by | iu Aretclam condor, Celuabia ereterted PARES Presentowner, Address 1900 Pa. ave. nw. apl2-7t | DIATE: star off e ab-6t" sYNDICATE-PAKTIES WHO WISH TO JOIN A 6) Syndicate to purchase laudon the Metropolitan Branchof the Baitinore and Ohio Railtond are re. ested to call atouce on the uudersigued, Shares Pov each. HENK) N: COPL, St 706 Bth st. now, AGRAW BROS. & OSMUN Duluth aud Superior Real Estate, 129 and 130 Globe building, 5t. Paul, Minn. y We desire to obtain control of acres in Douglas county, Wis., apd st. Louis count; and bivels in'the city of Superior, Duinth, Minu. We have constant inquiries for property in both these places, Persons desiring to turn. propert} Quickly will find it to their advantace to correspoi w.th us. We have at the present tue some of the best burxuins ever offered at the bead of the lake. m* MAGRAW BKOb. & OSMUN, JOR RENT 218 TENTH ST., BETWEEN Pa. ave. aud wholesale market; excellent ‘vusrnose Le me im also lots 3 t aud action bela a Tis at 1 a . HALL, PAINTEK AND DECORATOR. IN- Cy aoe Mork S pectuity Batimetes furniebed, Personal attention given in all cases, Kesidence 1703 Tet.uw. mZ4-lu* 3 H. WALKER, NOTARY PUBLIC. SS. Dealer in Real Estate, Houses and Vacant Lote for esle portheust. 458 ‘Louisiaus ave, 420 B st, Be. 3026-6m_ . (ORLD DO MOVE." REMEMBER MErerrestrial Clock” RAMSAY hae cue the Prices; watchs cleaued: #4; r9t-ciats main the lowest rrisee im the city, wwe dety contpesiuot. 124 F ot nw. ‘oul BOARDING, ‘OOMB—0e., 75. AND @1, NEWLY FUENISu Rees weed Sis snd ST dees ot. Lew. WEBSTER, 513 13TH BT. N.W.; TRAN Diss Tend 8 30 pot day with been ner week, Khington and points of intertet; ne liquors” NOTARIES PUBLIC. ee SaaS DENTISTRY. JOR SALE-BAY HOKSE, SIX YEARS OLD, sound; Saddle and Bridle, $115; good nding aud riving. Also five very fine English Mastiffs. Apply Y DAVIs' Stable, rear of 1716 14th st. nw, axente for uumivaled Krauich f15-3m* Feu SALE—ALL LATEST STYLES CARKIAGES, Cut-under surreys, Buggies and tous, A. work, low prices, Carriages taken on “f° GHEUOMI: Oth'and New York ave tw. ap5-Simt Horses from Lexington, Va, suitable for all pur- e: ten Kentucky” Mules and one pair of kugiish tulle in Sp minutes. Can be seen at 4 Me JOHN SIMMONS Sales Sta JOR SALE—CHEAP—SEVERAL LOTS AT OOLO- roca Leach: s nearly uew Double Carnage testane Violi ‘Address EDW. spi-lm oue of the stock we advertised so low: solid walnut th guarantee; 41. PFELY- 2 1 st. aw. g SECOND-HANDCAR- F. 162 Sets New and Second-hand Harness, 442 wered also Horse, and Work Horses, 10 yrent) & rons’ haind-made work & srociulty. Fine Fe SALE—JUST ARRIVED, TWENTY HEAD OF "Fe ben gg hy od 1435 Lands; can trot « bles, sp2-20 321: 12th st. Bow. fion-top Surrey) of Watertown mavufacture. au Qld mand Guta Address EDWARDS, tar office, {OK SALE—HANDNOME NEW PARLOR ORGAN; aor ae awd. api RQHSALE>23 SOILED AND ays that niuat be closed gut at “bali-price: ‘sud Delivery Wagons, at W. B. GRYEW'S. 900 ™. i | Fesitence, and» COUNTRY REAL ESTATE 708 OAT A BANGAIN — 34 ACES AT err Cotta, neat station bey obiaud. well situated, Also Lote ‘at suiue. station ath couu foot BEDFOND W, WALArh sit lw “i 1006 F st. now, Fe RENT-HAVING ) THOROUGHLY RE- Paired “bagew vod.” y reaidence of inte Chief Justice Chase, e offered fee ent 14st SH. ROBERTSON, Sh. x RENT O8 PURCHASE @end Laine and eldres to Box G5, City Post Office. Terie iruers) and desirable. Jome tn the count ivation, 7 14a SALE—21 ACKES ON JATHST. OAD Actes op Conduit Road, just west, " ton a apl it 2 DYE Ter = JOR SALE—AT ROCKVILLE. he only Lot for Building; 07 this property pert of the tow Gesirabie location for S Terme OEE DL SookE DEE apie-se JOR SALE 935 F at.nw Waab neton, Dic A FINE BUILD WE WILL SELL ii JOR SALE OR RENT—IN MONTGOMERY stable, gerdea ‘and facture ioe Addo SLABLER, Brug Ma. SOR SALE-—THE SUBDIVISION OF on Baltimore and taiuine 120 “scree, streets laid proved : 80,000. apl sot .K— BARGAIN —4 beautifully located in the t can be subdivided im 36 Bu 85.000 "terms easy. W.P Warkors, apiz-im 8 Atlantic Ba dine FE SALE“ONE OF THE FINust Paums IX the “Valley of Virginia.” in Kockimebam comnts ear railroad station. containing 300 weres, the ian d ie iu the husrhewt tivation ; jacge and sll necessary outbauldiugs, This farce tains some of the finest Lithia Water Springs 1 ti country, the water trom which te huehly luduree Bunber of the most emiment medical men ip United States. Full particulars upon apy WASHING ION DANENHOWER, apl2-3t 1115 Few POR BALE— z AT TAKOMA PARK IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED PROPERKAL. Apply to ay aple-st JOR SALE-THREE TRACTS OF LAND AT PUB lic auction —oue of 24 acres, tmy roved by ®ix-n house: one of Wp acres and cnest 10 acres, a qmuiles irom Washiugion , ou Wednesday, April 16. 9 good roads aud in bealihy location, suitable dairy, fruit or garden farwa Lo be sold’ without te- Serve, ou easy teruck Also ® Five-rociu House aud 30 per month, MENTS, 1321 F st uw. 20 ACKES ON BLADENSBUKG AD Benuiiws road, with dweliing aud oucbuilding, 200 young fruit trebs, 340 xrape vines. $1,600. 35 Actes mile from Springheld Station, B. apd P. RAR., with encut dwelhng and ourbuiluings, bewutiful wrounds B Acres a Acres for rent, ig miles from chy Sew JAMES bk building, beaut: 8 mike from Stot 10. Bo Actes with sit-rouin dweiiiug and outbutlds Li miles from College Station, igh end beautut Jocation . €7,000. Si Acres iSy miles from Alexandria, with fourteen. yemidwelliuk, fue grounds and yudutity of trust; 00. A yumber of Suburtan Farms Country Resideuces and Buuding Sites im Maryland, Virginie sud Dis trict of Columbus, DUCKELT & F 2-3t one O17 F st. iw, OK | SALE-LOTS—BEANCHVILLE DEPOT; S0x2C0, trom 150 to + 810 per wo. < in West Bud Park, MM OK BAL im Montgomery county, not quite ¥ miles frou ook vil stance from wt puke nut 60 acres iagtinber. 40 ewlew covered with fod which beeu broken tor Gity Fear ‘through this weaduw for one-hnl vated except teuces. “Lhe place cau be bought shauce for dairy. Price aruictiars at of WasliN DANESHOWEK, Ln lll rmuw OUsES FOR SALE AND RENT al BYacis Lt ik ed Froude, DUCKELT & FUKD, _apl tf O17 Feet iw, Foe se A COUNTRY HOME NEAK “HIGHLAND” STATON, ON B. AND U. KATLEOAD. Asplendid Cottage Dwelling, coutauing about ten roots. WELL ote xcelicut water at thes dee Stable, cluckea house, serv dweiltug , sc ornamental, svadeand fruit trees @ud pericct fo of choicest seiecuons of Bowers shrube, Vines. There are 4 actes cl excrlient land. 1 ay am meadow, baluuce a romantic spot of Wovdleud, with large spring of SPA WALEK, alse a uever-tai ig streau. 0: purest water runulng through tue eutire property. This city at the hy tuie@ frou the city ou Bisdeusburk Pike, midway Bichiaud aud Kives stasious ces ¢UoUU; euay Leruus, title perfect, ply to ¥. NX HUYCK, 500 Pe ave, {Ok KENT_—POR THE SUMMER, Creedmoor beer Warrenton, \ @ beautiful home lace enough for summer boarders. For particulars IKON MATTHEW», 1531 F et. apil-uc ZOR RENT AND BALE—WASHINGTON GLOVE, Md, Several Fine Cottages in different pacts of ihe Grove. prices for reut for tse season $30 Lo $100, and for sale, 8390 t0 @1,500. M.D. PECK, Ya F ot eplo-lm OR KENT—FURNISHED COTTAGE, © ROOMS; ree wail tent; abeudauce of shade; fruit, good Water. teu Uuinutes from sition, one of Kichest punts ip Oskland, Md. Dr. J. W. JOYCE, 513 tu stn. Wasiaugtou, D.C, ap im JOK SALE—A DESIKABLE FARM CONTAINING from 150 to 200 acres. A part of the original Mount Vernon estate and m sight of Washington, A ood river frout, healthy, plenty of fruit, Address. |. SNOWDES, Box. asudria, Va. ay ws Be JQOK KENT—COTTAGE AT LAUKEL, MD. aud 0. KK; 10 rooms; good water, coucteted cellar; three squares trol station. _spo-6s SERIGER & LILBEKMANN, 1303 Fst JOR SALE—A LOVELY HOME ; 150-ACRE FAK between Washington and Baltimore; beaut ul bade; excelleut water and choice fruit." SAMUSL BEALMEAK, 310 t. Paul st, Buitimore, Md. ap. Bz SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION THE iuprov Mill wow oUt of repair; Would also minke © den or Dairy Farm; 6 miles west of Washingt few years ago it cost €5.000 ; will Bow be suid * _9P2.4,5,11,12,14,15_ Foe AeA PonuC, ACCTION-ON THE 17th day of April, 180, at 5:30 o'clock p.m, Acres near Munsou Hill, about ove mile northwest Carlin Sprinc, would wdbdivide well; will sell at pri- Vate sale. For particulars see c JAMES E. CLEMENTS, ep2,4,5,11,12,14,15 1321 Fst ow. JOR SALE—LOTS, SMALL SUBURBAN HOMES and Faris near Washington city a specialty. Easy terms, JAMES &. CLEMENTS. Attorney and Keal katate Deater, 8p2,4,5,1L,12 141 i321 F se )OR BALE—BEVEN-ROOM COTTAGE, with beau- fiful shade, <xcellent water. lange lof with fruit: four minutes’ walk trom stati 200, msvuthly Payments. U. E. HINE, Vienus, Ces Ot 70K KENT OK SALE-ON LONG TIME—TWO New Six-roor Cottaes, 200 yards from Amineu- ale Post Office; 1: mties from the city, Viet diese GRANT AMMEN, Anuuendale, Md. mouth, to be paid in advace, FOR SALE—LOTS AT BARGAINS: Glen, Md. twenty minutes’ ride from city. FOKEST anu eurly and secure a choice lot; monthly payments, ‘uo interest. J. HEKTFOKD, 1419Get m20-Im JOR SALE—COUNTEY PROPERTIES A SPE culty. | Suburbsn Lota, Country Sesta, Farua, business Properties, &c. “GH. CALVERT, & 0V., Boom 7, 1010 F st. &. m2 -Lan” SOR SALE—-AT HYATTSVILLE, DIRECTLY OP posite railroad stac sbout Three Acres, im- proved by ibe hne brick 25-room dwelling Kuown a® the Hyatt maumen aud by @ 6-rovm frame dweilinzs Ye most deatrabio ville aud valuable vroperty, shu SALE—ON METN. PRANCH, B&O. LOT Cottages and Qountry Homes. Poultry, Lrack ry Farms; Kockville Fike property. mb7-3mn COOKE b. LUOKETT, 935 F st. JOR RENT—THE HYATT MANSION al HYATTS ville; large krowude; uy on porite ratirond star tion. SMA x, 122-2 1 in, Hyatt io tn ¥ at LOST AND FOUND. OST—A SMALL WHIIE DOG; TAG AND TWO Little Delis attached to collar, Suitable reward wil be # ven if returned to Ms. ROBERTSON, #14 Lo aus ave. as ‘O31—LAST NIGHT, A BUALI. BEAID OF GRA Litas: Suitable reward offered. Leave at Star of ‘O8T—BLACK NEWFOUNDLAND G¥P. REWARD for her revurn to 617 N st. n.w. . <T— OF GOLD EYE GLASSES WITH LLG! LET reward tele at S00 24tu ot OsT—st NDAY, APRIL 13, et yg ad a ve Glace’ wear-sighted); Gold Obain attached. lie Ward if returned to 1005 H st. apie2t i P. DEPOT, AT 11. ‘K LAST = ~$aiy train from New York, Pocket ‘Coutaiuing About $65. @25 of waich was in guid iberal rewerd wil} be paid end no questions akou by returning sawe to Howard House. fru UK CREEK, SATURDAY 77 Silver Watch, with name F. P. Clapp ear a Lots Se al4-20° FROM GEORGETO' AR Leone Saeed ‘orcash, saddrews on collar, Ss22 Ot Bw. : re" mhis F. G. SMITH, 1225 Pa. ave. | for recovery. alee mB, S Gab ENGINE bE OST—-EVERAL DAYS SINCE A DIAMOSD Py eo 4 ay Sey sod rice tise be Cae 13s rhs BES ee MANIOUR sur ____ MANICURE. ma. “Me ‘ADAM PAYS, ~ | J OST—ON FRIDAY, 11TH INSTANT. ‘Dia * MAL AND CHTROPODIST, Fe ey caret ‘s etore. to ry een for aT orien uiecturer of ‘Mani. | HENKY NK, Arineton e1y-2. bir ‘Goods south of New om HOTELS. SBBITT HOUSK WASHINGTON. D. 1024 1024 (081 SAPIIL 11. BETWEEN 2D AND