Evening Star Newspaper, April 22, 1890, Page 2

Receptions in Cabinet and Supreme Court Circles—Personal Notes. The reception by the President and Mrs. Harrison to the army, navy and the marine corps will be held this evening from 9 to 11 o'clock. The invitations that were issued to the reception before Lent will hold good on this occasion. Mrs, Kandall is endeavoring to answer all the letters and other communications of condo- lence that have been received by her siuce the death of her husband. Many expressions of sympathy came indirectly and from persons whose addresses she does not know, and to these she desires to return thanks through the press of the country in the names of herself aud the members of her family for their kind- ness and consideration in her bereavement. Mr. and Mrs. Jno, Cropper have out cards of invitation for an at home ou Friday evening, April 25, at 9 o'clock, to meet Miss Minton. Mra, Justice Miller was at home to callers yesterday afternoon. . Mrs. Lamar has returned from Georgia, but owing to the recent death of « relative there was unable to receive visitors yesterday. Many cards of condolence were leit at her door, how- ever. Mrs. Field saw many callers in her hospitable home on Capitol Hill yesterday. Mrs. and Miss Brewer were at home to call- ers yesterday afternoon at the Hotel Arno. ‘They received in the Louis XIV drawing room. A succession of fatalities in official and in pri- vate life postponed their receptions during their iret week im the city, after which they went west for a time and only returned in time this month to be present at the state dinner given to the justices of the Supreme Court at the Executive Mansion. Mrs. Brewer has a slight figure and agracious manner She was dressed yesterday in @ princesse gown of black velvet, with a fichu of point Jace-about the throat. Miss Brewer is @ tall, slender girl, who has acordial manner sad charming personality, and is in many ways an acceptable acquisition in the official society circles. She wore yesterday a dress of dari brown. the high bodice trimmed with deep frills of ribbon in the “Prince Charlie” tartan. Senator and Mrs, Squire entertained a com- pany of guests at dinner last Arlington to meet ex-Senator an Miller of New York. The other guests were Mr. and Mrs. RB. P. Flower. Senator and Mrs. Jobn P. Jones, Gen. and Mrs. Anson G. Mc- Cook, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Foster, Senator Allison, Lieut. and Mre. R. Clover, Mr. and Mrs. Taylor, Mrs, Furniou, Miss Kate Flower and Miss Miller. Mrs. Morton will hold her closing formal re- ception for the present tomorrow afternoon. Mrs, Rusk end Miss Rusk will be at home to callers tomorrow afternoon. The wife of the Attorney General and Miss Miller will not be at home to callers on Wednes- day afternoon of this week. Miss Minnie Sartorius of Norfolk is the guest of Miss Emilie Nattans of corner of Second and D streets northwest. She will be or a to see her frieuds Thursday from 2 to Mrs. Elliott, accompanied by her daughter and granddaughter of Portsmouth, Va., are spending a few weeks with their friends, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Mitchell, 495 Maryland avenue southwest, where they will be pleased to re- ceive their friends. The Secretary of State has issued invitations fora trip to Mount Vernon on the U.S.S. Des- patch tomorrow, Mrs. Windom went to New York on Friday last for an absence of a week or ten daysand the house of the Secretary of the ‘Treasury will not be open to callers tomorrow afternoon. Mrs. Wanamaker will see callers tomorrow from 4 to 6 o'clock. Mrs. Noble and her sisters, the Misses Hal- sted, will be at home to callers tomorrow after- noon after 4 o'clock. The Corcoran Cadets will give their fifteenth military hop at the National Rifles’ Armory this evening. The feature of the evening will be the first rendition of the ‘Corcoran Cadets’ March,” which was composed by Prof. Sousa. Mrs, Fitzhugh Coyle entertained alarge party of ladies at luncheon on Thursday to meet Mrs. ‘Thurber. Among them were Mrs. Gray, Mrs. Admiral Lee. Mrs. Washington McLean, Mrs. Laughton, Miss Risley Seward. Mra. Stone, Mrs. Wiley, Mass Upton. Mrs. Gelson and Miss Nicholso: The Friday Morning Musical Club, which numbers among its members Mrs. Patten, Mrs. Aileen Bell, Mrs. Mann, Mrs. Tansig, Miss Fuller, Mrs. Fremont, Miss Proctor, Mrs. Goldsborough, Mrs. Bursto Miss Windom and other well-known names in the social musi- eal world of Washing’ have subscribed to the maintenance of the National Conservatory of Music, and will be enabled through the pro- vision of Mrs, Thurber’s organization to give a thorough first-class musical education to one or more pupils annual, ———_oo-—___ TW =NTY DOLLARS FOR A SHOT The Penalty Imposed on Capt. Duble for Shooting at Mr. Dubant. Capt. John A. Duble, for whose arrest a war- rant was issued from the Police Court last Sat- urday for an alleged attempt to kill James A. Dubant, as published in yesterday's Star. appeared in the Police Court this morning, the prosecuting attorney having filed an informa- tion for simple assault, The evidence given by the witnesses for the prosecution showed that Capt. Duble called at Dubant’s stable in McDermott’s alley last ‘Ybursday morning and complained about a cow that Dubant kept in his stable. The dis- cussion lasted some minutes and Dubant apply- plying to the captain an insulting epithet told jm to leave the stable. “Will you wait here two minutes?” asked the captain. who felt aggrieved at the remark. “Ob, yes. I'll wait ten minutes if necessary,” lied Dubant. n less than the limit fixed the defendant Te- turned with a pistol in his hand aad Dubant ran around the stable and looked over the gar- dev wall. Just then Capt. Duble fired and the bullet took a piece of brick from the wall about six inches from Dubant’s head. Capt. Duble admitted that he fired the shot. but merely to intimidate Dubant. He said that Dubant applied to him an insulting name and he «ould not stand it. Lawyer Vi gued the case and re- ferred to Capt. Dubie’s excellent reputation and to the provocation given by Dubant. Judge Miller said that there were mitigating circumstances and he wouid impose a moderate penalty. The trouble with the defendant, the Judge said, was that he lost his temper too easily. If be had kuocked Dubant down when he called him that name it would have been different. A fine of $20 was imposed, and counsel noted an appeal. —-———__ St. Mark’s League. The annual service of St. Mark’s League takes place at St Paul's Church, 23d street, Thursday evening. The music will be ren- dered by the united vested choirs of the Dis- trict, numbering over 100 choristers, The choirs participating are St, Paul's, St. John’s, St Marks, St. John’s, Georgetown, and St, John's Chapei of Washington. Addresses will be delivered by prominent clergy, and the an- nual report of the league presented by t president, Dr. J. A. Regester of st. John’s Chorch, Georgetown. A meeting preliminary to th. organization of a choir guild im the Dis- ‘ict of Columbia will be held after the service, New Fire Insurance Company. The Lincoln Fire Insurance Company has filed a certificate of incorporation, reciting that the cop tal stock is $100,000 aud the managers are Jobn T. Arms, Henry M. Baker, A. Burg- dort, Joseph F. Batchelder, John E. Beall, W. Wa-bington Danenhower, H. Bradley Lavidson, C. W. Handy. Walter Heis- ton, Jobu O. Joinson, F.W. Pratt. F. H. Smith, Jona 3. Swormetedt and Simon Wolf. —_—-_—_ Garrett Park Lots. A constant stream of purchasers and inquir- ets filled the office of the Garrett Park Com- pany, No. 706 8th street, near the Patent Offic: Yesterday. Among the most beautiful in th ‘ark are the $200 low, from all of which the Washington Monument and the Soldiers’ Hom are visible. The €200 lots are on one ot the highest points within the Park, and are swept by cooling breezes from Rock Creek valley dur- ing the hottest nights of summer. In tion to the abundant pure water, beautiful views, rolling surtace, refined society, excellent train faciliues and other ee claimed by the several subdivisions on Metropolitan ne only desirable suburban outlet from mn), Garrett Park stands pre- eminent and on account of macadamized a Stone-paved gutterways and wide Those who contemplate purchasing suburban lots will do well to i t Garrett Park before buying elsewhere, and will find the 1 and 4:35 P-lle trains the most convenient for this pur- . po The Pan American Southern excursionists are around town today working the book stores for copies of “Called Back.” Col. Henry Watterson’s “Money and Morals” were knocked silly in Memphis. The Philadelphia carpet manufacturers don't believe in having a tariff on the apis, SECRETARY PROCTOR’S RED SOLDIERS. Lo, the poor Indian in a suit of blue Will prove a soldier of the goriest hue; And wounded—will you please to make a note— Will get no pension for he has no vote, About the only monument Columbus will get is a column in the Congressional Record where nobody will see it, Secretary Rusk’s recent official eircular-ad- vice to farmers is lacking in several particu- lars, not the least of which is the omission of all caution to the simple granger against the “Bohemian oats” man, the lightning rod sharp, the agricultural implement contract forger, the audacious and hungry tramp, the map peddier and a whole grist of other trials and tribulations incidental to bucolic exist- ‘THE LAMB'S LOVE, Mary had a little lamb, Its fleece was white as snow, Worth at protected market rates A good round sum, you know. It followed her to school one day, Which was against the rule, It made the children laugh and play To see a lamb at school, And so the teacher turned it out, But still it lingered near, And waited patiently about, Till Mary did appear. “What makes the lamb love Mary 90?” The children all did cry, “Oh, Mary 18 « tariff girl,” The teacher did reply. And thus we see, through this thin tissue, The tariff is a local issue. ——+e+_—_____ PUBLIC OR PRIVATE PROPERTY? A Demand for Extension of Streets Through Georgetown College Grounds. Fora long time the question of extending the streets through the Georgetown College grounds has been the subject of much com- ment and the Commissioners have received many letters on the subject, Most of these letters come from Georgetown. Some are petitions praying for relief, others demand that existing obstructions to street extension be removed, The last one of this latter class comes from Geo, W. King and others, who say: “Havingrepeatedly requested and having been often promised that the obstruction on Prospect street should be removed, which Promises have not been fulfilled, and as ex- tensive improvements have been made by us, thereby increasing the taxation, and having been put to much additional cost by said ob- structions, we now, as taxpayers and citizens, demand that said obstructions be immediately removed. We also protest against a permit being granted to the officials of Georgetown y of the western ex- College to obstruct teausions of our str ‘The obstruction above referred to consists of a fence across the street and a small wooden shed or kitchen attached to a one-story frame bouse standing on the grounds of the college, and which were not removed from Prospect avenue when other buildings were removed from the street by the superintendent of streets. Capt, Rossell was called upon for a report and today he submitted the following: “It seems to me that the question of owner- ship of these streets through Georgetown Col- was been settled, and if they be- long to the public the obstructions should be removed.” ‘The board wil! discuss the case, MEMORIAL DAY. Committee of Arrangements of the Grand Army Appointed. Department Commander Urell has appointed the following committee to make arrange- ments for the observance of Memorial day: Department Commander M. Emmet Urell, Commander Solomon E. Faunce, J. V. D. Commander Calvin barns- worth, Asst, Adjt. Gen. John C. 8. Burger, sec- retary; Asst. QM. Gen. A. H. G. Richardson, P. D. C., treasurer. Past Department Commanders—Frank H. Sprague, Benjamin F. H. son, Harrison Dingman, Charles C. Royce, Wm. Gibson, Samuel 8. Burdett, D. 8. Alexander, Newton M. Brooks, Jerome B, Burke, Charles P. Lincoln aud Wm. 8, Odell. John A. Rawlins Post, No. commander; C. G. Bollinger. 0) No. 2—George Mackay, commander; T. Liucoln Post, No. 3—M, T. An- Jobu F. Vinal. ‘ chairman; 8. V. D. George E. Cor- 1.—A, 8. Taber, derson, commander; Morton Post, No. 4—George D. Graham, com- mander; E. J. Colvin. B gerentice. D. Adams, commander; A. H. Van Denes. Tian A. Garfield Post, No. 7.— E. A. Fenton, commander; Burnside Post,No. 8—D. F. Gowan, commander; b. J. Evans, Charles Sumoer Post, No. ¥—J. P. Quandes, commander; Kk. D. Goodman. gut Post, No. 10—A. F. Dinsmor Charles P. Stone Post, No, ray RJ. “Beall, ‘Commander; G. C. Harris, U. 3, WH. Le Johnson, com- mander; H. H. Brower. John A. Logan BS No. 13—A. B, Frisbie, commander; J Chairman finance commitiee, chairman decoration and grounds committee, A. F. Dinsmore; chairman transportation com- mittee, N. M. Brooks; chairman committee on music, A. 8. Tabor. The committee will meet at G.A.R. Hall on Saturday night. ee DISPATCH, George G. Meade D. W. Houghton. Grant Post, No. Col. Jones tn St. Louis, Cleveland’s Friend, Printed it Also. The Sun today comes back to the controversy with Mr. Cleveland and says: “Up to the pres- ent time there has been no authoritative denial by Mr. Cleveland of the grossly false and in- decent languxge attributed to him. He has neither repudiated the shamelessly base and cowardly charge that the Sun has attacked Mra, Cleveland, nor attempted to prove it, It is true thatsome of Mr. Cleveland’s political associates, wiser than himself, have been making friendly efforts in newspaper offices and elsewhere to rescue him from the predicament in which the unexpected publication of his words involved him. But there is one circumstance which in- dicates with sufficient distinctness whether these friendly and ingenious efforts are in- interest in the cause of abstract truth or merely by a sudden solicitude for the politi- cal prospects of a sup) interview appeared on ‘Thursday afternoon and Fri without any real or preten cease ae Wem ented did not begin until cre —— ee after the Sun had replied to and after the extent of the inflicted upon himself had be- hereon — apparent to every person of common oreAfter an investigation of our own as to the circumstances atteuding the interview, we are satisfied that the report poy wmaccurate pon ah as it failed to exhibit the language employ the full measure of eee M conceivable grossness d candidate, ‘hursday morning last. jd denial of the ‘The attempt to dis- ted in the World Mr. Cleveland in and its unprintable pro- it is proper to add interview and the exciting cause of Mr. Cleveland's loss of selt- control were the publication in the Sun on Wednesda morning, April 16, of s dispatch yeieal development velopment, from bobegs a oo TRE VANISHING SURPLUS. More or less trick goes with the “trump of | Representative Peters of Kansas on the McKinley Tariff Bill. ud THINKS TRE GOVERNMENT CANNOT LOSE THE | “Wy REVENUE FROM THE DUTY ON SUGAR—A DE- FICIENCY INSTEAD OF A SURPLUS PROBABLE— BETWEEN THE DEVIL AND THE DEEP SEA, Mr. Peters of Kansas has been looking over the figures again to see if the government can spare the revenue which will be lost by the re- peal of the duty on . He has satisfied himself that the money caanot be spared. “To my mind,” he “the palace of the House who control things donot know what they are about. They are between the devil the dee} sea, ‘According to Mr. Mo- Kinley himself his tariff bill wil aredues the serene of the Maat hegpeners $69," pee That is all very good as far as it goes, appeases the men in our ranke who are demanding rev- enue reduction; but the next question is can we afford to do this? Isay no, and I think I can prove it. When the republicans go to examine into things they discover that there is no tre- poten lus to be vepagaaca = oo end of the present ear this great pile of mone: e Treasury wil consist of but $20.000, 000. At the end of th the next fiscal year it will beeven worse; there will be a deficit. “The revenues of the government for the next fiscal year will be $450,000,000, From this, assuming that the McKinley bill is to be- come a law, you must take the $60,000,000 Mr. McKinley estimates as the reduction, This will leave you €390,000,000 with which to run the government. I have just completed a care- ful estimate of what it will cost to operate = overnment that year and it foote A a bo, 000, Leste a marginof but $5,000, this estimate of expenses I have oe ane the regular and olutely necessary appro- priation bills. I have left out the Morrill service pension bill, which will take $50,000,000; the river and harbor bill, which will take @20,000,000; the direct tax bill, which will taxe 817,000,000, and the prisoners of war bill, which will take © 1.000. All of these are likely to pass, and the three largest are rea- sonably certai These latter foot i dee 000.060, to meet which there wiil but #5,000,000 in the Treasury. We will, therefore, come back next session, and be compelled to face an actual deficit in the Treasury of $82,000,000. Tuink of it! Now, I for one don’t see the sense in voting for tl McKinley bill if, as its author says, it reduc: the revenue 860, 000,000, when the money is needed to carry on the government. Of course they can relieve the situation somewhat by suspending the payment of the sinking fund. That will give them 43,000,000, but for the rest the government will have to go into the markets of the world and borrow money upon a new issue of bonds, thus increasing the pub- lic debt, Then, again, the 43,000,000 derived from the suspension of the sinking fund would be only temporai In about five years it would be require ‘to pay off maturing bonds. Unless « halt 1s called we republicans will find ourselves in the most embarrassing position the party has ever known." THE STAR DID IT. How the Nucleus for the National Mu- seum Was Secured, A very interesting fact was developed in the debate in the Senate yesterday on the world’s fair bill. Senator Blair was speaking and he said: “The Senator from Nevada, Mr. Stewart, alluded to his idea of a memorial hall to be built in this dity. It is not an idea to be lightly surrendered. We have the germ of it already in our National Museum in this city. That National Museum originated in this way and I have long thought it was an actof justice to the gentleman whom I am about to name that this important deed of his in connection with the history of his country should be placed upon the public records, t was my chance to board for a considerable time at the bar are in the city of Philadel- plia with Mr. 8, H. Kauffmann of Tae Star in this city during the world’s exposition at Phila- delphia in 1876. As we all know, he is a learned gentleman and a very able writer. He spent many weeks carefuliy examining, viewing and studying the exposition at Philadelphix, and from time to time wrote descriptions of what was there to be seen to Tug Evenixe Stan. I remember many convereatious with this gen- tleman with reference to the wonders which were there exhibited, and wi an @: din misfortune it would be if that exposition shoul be lost when it was broken up and dissolved; that in some oy it ought to be preserved in its most substantial and essential features. He wrote to his paper the suggestion that there be established at Washington a national ‘museum, in which should be ga ed all the various cuciosities aud the more important things, the more iustructive things, which were there ex- hibited, for permanent preservation and as the nucieus around which and in connection with which like objects could be gathered in all fu- ture time. “From that germ came the National Museum in this city, which I believe today to be of more actual use and instruction perhaps—in connec- tion with the Smithsonian Iustitution‘of more ac- tual use to the American people than everything else there is to show to them bere—a perpetual school, an ol ject or @ feature of more interest, of more instruction, of more absolute good to the American people than anything else that there is here. “This great exposition of 1892 or 1893 should be utilized and preserved in the same way. It would require a great enlargement of the same building or the erection of new ones in connec- tion with it, but that feature ought not to be lost sight of. Perhaps immediate legislation not necessary with reference to it, but that memorial building should be erected, and thus this exhibition be made instructive to the na- ticn for all time.” © -eee-- THE TAX SALE. More Bidders Than Usual at the Auc- tion at the Collector’s Office. The regular annual sale of property for delinquent taxes was commenced this morning at 10 o'clock inghe office of the collector of taxes. This he sale that has heretofore taken place in September of each year, By recent legisiation the time was changed to April 22 for this year and during the month of March hereafter. Mr. C. W. Collins conducted the sale. There were many bidders, and more property was sold today than on any one day at previous tax sales. The property coming under the letters Ato H was sold today. The sale will continue e every day until completed. “The Black Pearl” Defeats Isaac Myer. A prize fight took place last night between “The Black Pearl” and Isaac Myer for a smail purse, and was won by the former in eight rounds, Myer throwing up the sponge at the end of that round About three hundred men were present. The ring was pitched in a smuil shed Just across the Long bri: —__ ALEXANDRIA, Reported for Tre Eventxe Stan. A Festive Eventxo.—Alexandria was quite gay last night with the entertainments of Talisman Lodge at the Opera House, of the Catholic Lyceum at their new hall on Duke street and the Red Men's fair at McBurney's Hall Atthe Talisman Lodge entertainment Miss Marguerite Nolan, Miss Eva Henderson and Mr, aud Mrs, J. E. Hoffman of Washing- ton took part. At the Lyceum entertainment Miss Nettie Donnelly rendered a vocal selection with great taste aud sweetness and was greatly applauded, as was Mr. Francis Hufty, jr., who gave a baritone selection. Other musical and dramatic features were presented for the en- tertainment of a hi bag has bey with guests by Misses Devitt, Lyles, Fraley and Moore and Messrs. De Silva. Lannen, Latham, Dunn, Wilkins, Lyles, Norris, Harper and Lawrence, the whole being under the management of Mr. F.T. Quinn. At the fair the voting con- tinued and the evening was unusually pleasant. Wasuinoton StupeNts at tae University Examixarion.—The examiners of the Univer- sity of Virginia will reach here on Thursday, nd will hold their examination for university certificates during three daysopen toall. The senior class of St. John’s Academy, nine in number, including George H. O’Connor, A. 8. Payn, Jesse F, Rohr, W. Frank Burns of Wash- ington, with ©. Arunah Rogers and Horace 8. Friedenwald of Maryland, 8. B. Moore of Vir- ginia, and James J. Powers of Cuba, have en- tered for the examination. Washington school sends F. 8. Vogelgesang. The examination will cover English, mathematics, the natural sciences, Latin and Greek. ‘The papers will be carried to the university, and nas odd weeks the award of honors will be sent bac! Notes.—The April term of the copesail jon court is still in session and will begin its license business before the ciose of the present week. O. 8, Wilson has been convicted of selling with- out license and fined 100. On the probate side of the court the will of John T. i ing his estate to his widow and making executrix, has been filed and admitted to record, ——tThe mayor and police have determined to break up gambling tg a and yesterday nine colored boys tt onc ed, anes x ite secon. night——The Ohio poe dg a2 ere boty brag og! “ry — and ‘8s corporators, has been ——The Alexandria Ro: canum has paid Mrs. Alexander $3,000 insurance on the life of her late hus . ha WANTED--HELP. _WANTED--HOUSES. __ THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, APRIL 22, 1890. > SOCIAL MATTERS. 1 SHOOTING STARS. ___FOR RENT—ROOMS. FOR SALE—MISCELLA NEOUS raing for @5 per month. Waeaige faguaenee Sones Abe aa Men's ishing Store. aoa 4 Yj BOY 1 Rae aaah! ee Writes BOY OR YOUNG MAN WHC HAS ‘ked in hy Fhotogrsph. Gallery: good chance to Tania ever nap ntane, Pena ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS H N wat ORSESHOER = mechanic ueed app, "ANADOSTA Ree, EDS ‘An- ‘acostia, D.C. pty WAST sink OMEN COOKS, 819 To #75: CHAM. in city or — ivers or on ei jored Me: Cooks. “satis A COOMBS BE Tota Goma ee ANTES DUDE FOR THIS CITY, Ww ¥ W Marylaud, West Va. | N. su: Bialds, Watt Tess. Nurses, Men Coo! cn, Ws But vachmen, Rigby Fate. ip, Farmand Dairy. DICK'S, O13 71h bw, ANTED—AT ONCE, ON: Wanteeatt, ox ae ae oe= WANTED THREE YOUNG LADIES AND 705 Young Men, pleasant work: no cauvas attention to feplies except those ‘in own hand: Briting, efating ewe ce, references and compen- Wa rene c pon PRES pet ts ‘ae Wwe NIED-AN INTELLIGENT AND aorive Woman for Head Laundres, and also Experienced Girl to Kun Steam Cauudry Machine At areas at once, stating experience, T.W.P., Star office. WANTED To a 0, TO, ROCKVIL LE, MD. ma A White Girl a Child of Four,’ must ‘un- derstand pina sewityg aud & unexceptionsb) erences. Address E.. azz. ANTED—A DRUG CLEKK, REGISTERED OR Graduate, Apply Clas. F. KEIM, 1818 14th +t nw. ANTED—A NURSE FOR CHILD TWO y ee be experienced, thoroughly reliable, willing tol $tty for suunner and furnish very bes bees Apply, after 5 pm, 1023 Verwont WARTED-SALES LADIES AND APPRENTICES at a= 7th at. ww. was ECTABLE WOMAN T9.Cook ANTED—A RESP: and Wash for » Family of recommendations at 712 st. nw. Wa AWNING MAKEK AND AWNI Hapger:soler en; noue others need apply, ler ste. #.W. ED—GENTLEMAN WITH SOME CAPITAL Large House in Country With Lady house cau be filled all suunmer with fi ra, Address J. az: ANTED — A FIRST-Ci. one who unders: ai DKESS MAKER; red. Cail ae WiNze? gpStHRIENCRD Waist AND SKiET Hiunds, GUS Lith st. Warster ices meg ty me peecae terme. Bea Star office. ANTED_T HAVE $3,000 TO PURCHA rapt es aka brik, with east ba Fthete bw. Address KO. V, Wi Sear ofa pass W'NtED—a nots HOUSE IN N.W., GOOD LOCATION, with modern im, Sort pot iy State full: particu Moe rane a ae 219-30" Wain. mae HOUSES IN NORTHWEST, ‘of the Capi noel et f the Capitol; price ot te 000 each. LLINA! . 609 Focuw. apldst pe War e nac PARTIES, HAVING HOU- xs FOR Tenants and Prom) lections and Returus by Plachug There Property wah Fopairs insurance and o ite management | \ptly attended to with- coteates cast weecten pea W. LINBINS, mb27-1m 19th and H sts nw. WANTED—ROOMS. WAN TED_BY QUIET GENTLEMAN IN ONE OF Fr Front Room With Suiall Private Family; caterer ear Address, stating location and terms, ‘MOOR, og Wikia WIDOW LADY DESIRES Three Rooms; modern improvements; suitable for light housekeeping , state locality and price, which must be reasonable. B., Star office, itt WASTED-2Y a RES ROTAREE “MECHANIC, now, will pay liberal: price if silted. “Addrees sts. n will pay li MECHANIC, star ofnces ss ap2z-zt WASIEDITHREE OR FOUR UNFURNISHED’ Kooms for Adults. must be reasonable; state {ull particulars, Address Box 70, Star office. Ly VANE —BY MAY 1, BY A WIDOWER AND grown sou, Two Furnished Koons, with or with- out Board, in the immediate veighboriicod of 10th and Ksts.nw. Address M.P.C., Star office, erating Det manent term LBB: OE. wis iw. Property on Uibsts bet H 8 Bunness Property payine $100 per month: Lot in northwest near 16th st. Froin $2,000 to 84,000. Kesi Y, ave. aud @ and 9th and 14th sts, vest st of Oth abd south of Baw. Corner preicrced WANTED—LOTS. J ANTED=10TS IN ALL SECTIONS OF THE ity. Quick uexotiations in case prices suit J. F. CULLINANE & CO. GOO T st. hw apidiw WANTED MISCELLANEOUS ANTED-NAME OF PERSON WHO OWNS Machine to ‘Transcribe from Graphophone on pewriter at own home, Ad stating rate per Titersiekor star omee apz: W3steDos FIRST-CLASS SKIRT HAND = Draper, pone but thorougily compeient persons need apply. “A.C. ALERS, 005 43th st. BW, Wo oAPRIY | m. V yANTED—A GENTLE HORSE FOR I ERP. ing during the summer; for a lady's very dhs use; must be ® good traveler. ress CAKELUL, Star office. ‘ap2: LASS WAIST AND SIT a. Wt Wa eee. =a LES AND Millinery Saies Ladies at BAUM's, 7th st ANTED—A YOUNG MAN TO CLEKK I my Grocery Store; one that understands cutting fresh ment preierred; must come weil recoumended. Address J. W. HURDLE, Garrett Park, M * \VANIED-A WHILE GiKL FOR *GERERSE housework. Cail at 8U8 Sth st. n.w. 2 VIE D-MAN FAMILIAK WIi SODA WA’ = Linery tO make biineel generally “Use. ui iat bottling estabiielment; pe. manent position ; int come Pensation to competent man, Address, statily experi- euce, Box 111, Star offi i W: ANTED—TWO @) FIRST-CLASS PANTS Hands; highest prices; also Bushelman. Mik 1Z ap WwW ee GOOD, RELIABLE WHITE LAD TO ‘Take Ci sud Make Himself Gener. ally U; tands sou thing of ari ris m malik preferred. Apply siter 5p Hite GIRL GERMAN PRE. k and Attend Down Stai tar uttice, ¥ ANTED—AT ONCE—A HOPKINS PLATE BOOK. ddress B.X., Star office. W TED—A LOAN OF $500 FOR ONE YE. security, frst mortgage ou city” Peal envaie worth $4,000; 6 per cent interest, Address Box 91, Star FoR a ze. pet aT NEAK eae poresT aes Fe fom REST je00 790 or NW. NEAK METRO uemen only. OR Ent ouroee sscond Soar, gusand bats 3 | ROR RENTIVO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. single or en hout folat 4 soe a tise Mingle hoo, 3d Sor. 900 Met LOK RENT—TWO UNFURNISHED OOMMUNT- cating Second-floor Kooms, with oil conveniences for, ight bou-ekeening: “front one Tp, larwe and batn: permanent tenants desired. mn ARS F° R KENT—F. RNISHED ROOMS. 0 oe "wii Tent entire house for summer mouths at low rent. Apply to owner, 1202 N st. nw. apzi-3e FH RENT-THREE LARGE UNFURNISHED koome, fourth floor; Large Second-fvor Frout,tur- iinhed: with beard for iwo. B53, 1 Pleasant Buck Koom, ith boar dior two, $50. 318 Cetnw. ENT—ROOMS ON SECOND, THIRD AND f a ay od with —— Family, > Pee or unfurnished, for siuxle gontlemei lycht bouse- Keepicuge Objection. inquire ar Sis Pavove. Bw {OR EWS UNFURNISHED ROOMS IN 'w House on Second Floor; ali moderu improve- j@10 Per mouth. “Apply st 707 Oth st. ne, JOR RENT—LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL ROOM. 1st floor; also Two Hall Rooms, unfurn! Private Family ; vo children; house Lew, moder! eS “Apply 1628 Corcoran st. between 3 and alest* ok RENT— 029 FARRAGUT SQUARE BEAUTI- ful Communicetii ‘Boors, pri. dsome Koome aud « soul ‘w house, vate fauuly; uo cuiidren dress DUP erotica 10-30" kK UK ELEGANT ROOMS, SECO! door; ones parlor , private family ; og ee — ube corner house; south and east ironts; references required. 1101 Kaw, JOR RENT—THREE ROOMS, FURNISHED FOR Housekeepius; front parlor, dining room. and Eicchen, to responsible reference $16 ver mo —_ 1215 bie Bound, First-class cool iocation, House ‘Kept ye Fitindeipaia aay: children, Geutlewen preierred. ier? VOR RENT—61 Fj 6TH ST_NW. Sess Story Siugle Furnished Roows, Front and back; umon Bureau; brixht, clean, coms 12 each, ape-12t Fe a tae oad: Vans EASANT Koons, with or without board; home comiorte; gkpomte the wew Athletic Club House snd near War Department m25-lin* PARTMENTS OF | WO AND nite | private bath end closet ele. wantly turn "At the WOODMOA4, oor, {gee aud lows circle v + ana —TO PURGA AN. ESARSALD N Peusion Business, Aduress ATTOUNEY ‘A, apet-ae W + aE VERY ONE TO KNOW THAT JACOB Hillenxoss, the Pict-burg Aveut, located at 721 H st. Be, 18 Kept ‘busy puting up A. Norturop’s Patent Céilings and Side Walls. Bend EBs W J ANTED—JOB ‘WORK AT TREES, Grape Vines, Koses Laying Out Flower, Beis, Planting Trees, &c. JO NS Wittiaas, iat z gb W ANTI D—A MARE—BLACK, BAY OR CHésT- nut b:Own) suitavle for two-seat wagon: weight pot lees than 1-15; must be sound and 2H at 608 F st, ne. Fa au ap2i-st* WASTEDIALL sas == TYPEWRITERS 10 know that HENKY A. CLARKE & SON, 935 F st, pave Greatly Keduced the Frices ou Linen Puper, 1ib* bons for ail machines, 75c. each, §7.50 per dozen, C.rbon, all colors, $3 per hundred. >atisfaction guar- sauteed or inouey Feiuuded, Send or call ur catalogue, apzl- WANTED—500 COOKS; ALSO MAN a (Houseman and Cook}, Nurses, Wait dics Maids and others, help tor Feuns: os ao and Ni Xe 1110G st. n. W2: LED — PUPIL, NURSES AT THE CHIL- dren's Hospital; theoretical .nd practical iustruc- tiou given by the superimtendent aud head nur- ouly young Women of good euucation need apjly. A plications made iu persou or by letter to the Superin Yudent of Nurses, Children's Huspital, Washington, ap. W /ANTED_NUMBER ONE MACHINE HAND TO ake Care of aud Kun Flooring Machine and must uuderstand his business. Suet ESS & UHLEK, ¥th st, Wharf, s.w. Wi NOi,A STRO G BOY T the Blackacnie trades he ‘M. BAUER, 1441-1443 apl0-3t* Wat D—A COMPETENT OPERATOR ON, THE Kenungton; one familiar with short hand aud potent work pre erred; wive former employer. Also # right Office Boy. willing to muke himself ‘useful. ‘Ad- dr sa Box 106, staroftice, aply-3t* W ANTED—A BOOKK©EPEN; ONE THAI UN- derstands his busiuess and is guick and willing te work; state salary expected, Address #KODi Cz, Star office, ap] 9-3t* WanNtlDsA RELIABLE WHITE GIRL FOR General Housework tur Two; no wasuing; who thoroughly understands housework and Pad heterences required. Apply after 4 o'clock a! * WASTED. AGENTS TO SELL WEBSTEWS oe ridged Dictionary on installmen Erice reduced to $7, Will pay gaisry and commission, C, v, ALDLKBUN & Cv. 1010 F st, aoisde WANZED-AT. THE CITY INTELLIGENCE OF- ry-day Working Wo ‘Boys and Cirle: no waibug 1OF Worm-applient scence pores cere, oe vrel May Building, 7th & En.w. aD. WwW ANTED—A ¥‘ MAN WHO HAS HAD Some Exyerience Working in a Machin» Shop or Gun and Locksmiths; state age, last empioyer, SkRert: ence, Aud ioweat wages wanted, Address HAND MAN, Star office, V ‘SIN EVERY CITY TO SELL ic uk Eraser; ink erased in seconds without harming paper; agents muke Bite $80 per day. vend be. to: sample, terms, &c. PRE BOL EKASER CO, 48 Hoot at., Clevelaid, Onio. ay17-¢0: J 4NTEDTHREE PERSONS TO JOIN ME IN uasing & Tract of Desirable Acre, Property; excellent lemeoe only one-fitth cash need bar: wuin. Lock box 305. City P. ws NIED—10 BUY A ‘NG HY “Address MASTiFF, Star offic W WW ANTED-FURNITURE OF EVERY DE: tiom, also stocks of all kinds of store and office fixtures, &c, ‘ap21-1ut V JANIED—IT KNOWN THAT C. D. COLLIN z coy snd Carpenter, 17-719 8th st nw Jakes & Specialty of Kemodéling and Jobulu Doocsaud Windows toonder, spfost Wie BUY—HORSE, FRAETO AND Harness; Horse must be sound and yettle: must bea bargain, Ad ress, wiving be seen, L.J. ‘eine W M PAYS THE HIGHES1 CASH Yrices for Furniture, Carpets, Feather Beds, fice and Store Fixtures. Entire Housobolds. + Svectalty.. Storage ou Feasouable terme: Address 314 Oth st. . apld WiAXTED{ALL IN NEED OF HAVING THEIR Umbrelias and Parasols Covered, Lined and Ke- puired to apply to Bs. CHASE, 1314 Pa ave, and 411 + CPp. Star office. apls-2m WANIED-EVERY ONE TO KNOW THEY CAN Save from 10 to 15 per cent by Buying Watches and Jeweiry of me; ‘ea Watch gud Jeweiry kepair- Ay jalty, W FRANK, 461 17-1 ws TED—100 atop TO PHO OGRAPH, Cabinet Mze, at 82 per dozen, this month: well: finished, satistactiry work: babies taken guick ey AK GALLERY, 409 Pa. 3m V ie manite alee cee aah RE Paired und Covered by ©. LEFEVKE, st. n.W., bet. Gand H. ial. WASTED 10 BUX FOR Can HOUSEHOLD and Office Furn. ‘ture, Stucks of Merchaudise,such as Groceries, Dr: rep gs i tranencbons coundential: A ‘Address ALBEWI, £08 10i ot aw. Sty ‘NED — PARLOR FURNITURE, || OPHOL- tered Muttrenses: made over: work done iu » neat bstantial wauuer. Slip ip Covers cut. cut and mode: at ty GE BLOSSO. *, Sanple free. Also {veuts to sell Dr, McGill's “Complexion Lotion. A, BAILEX, Genera: ‘Agent, 4208 et nw. _FOR RENT--STORES. __ JOR RENT-STORE 1354 iste ST. N W.; Ut 20x40 ; two bay Windows; couble doors; ine busi- ane: St” RUST & HUNGERFORD, 624 14th st. Fos RENTOAN EXCELLENT CORNER STORE and Dweiling; si: and 2031 Vermont a1 mouth, JOHN T, re me: ue FOR BEST_BALE OF BASEMENT STORE 605 ite Patent Ofice, Inquire on ise. WM. FLAEDERICH A wid se JOR RENT—LARGE STORE AND CELLAR 314 Ji Stu.st tw. near Pa, ave. apply to N. BUNCH on ‘apl7-lw F NT — STORE 717 11TH ST. 3 will b completea by April 16, Store dew, €30 per Munthe, REO. aD HARDING, 008 littst ow. spl-lm __ FOR _RENT-—STABLES. _ JOR RENT—Bi STABLE 16th st. nw. ; tar GEO. ave. ne, sew. __BUSIN ESS CHAN CES. HEMINGWAY. V 7 ANI ED—A FEW SHARES OF GARRETT PARK Stock. Give number of shares and lowes! Box 87, Star office. wee "AND PROVISION STORE, NORT it inventory ; sales $1,500 per mouth. ee = — . es Meat Stofe and Fixtures, =e nae Grinders and Toole seeet tensile mud hotel appurtensuces genera! ve ve valuable proj erty will be suld for $000, The hotel, which 1 the Dest business stand in Marlboro’, the county seat of Prince Geo. ge's county, will be renied to purchaser at $28 ng month, It 49 fourteen: room building with lurve dining room, bar, stablivg for elhieen butcher's suop, &. An unusual opportunity 18 cof fered to iuvest ity an, @-tab.ished busin small tgure, DUCKET. & FUKI FORSALE { SALE-RARE g CHANCE \OCK, FIXTURES ave. “Capitol rn soeed wees owner desires Clings of usiness; price ®40U. EDWAN D. JONES, 41 ae (OR SALE—ON ACCOUNT OF OTHER BUSI ‘will sell ches it Little Flety Store. ‘Low rent and wood stand. 7th st. we. Fe SALE—OHEAP—A GROCERY STORE 0: — bustnens eoener. Inquire of T. DUFFY, L 7th st apzi-ai* Ay et PARTNER WI1H 8500 TO TAKE halt of my stock : mnovey to be made at the buss dress D:D. tar office. ‘apzi-3t* WwW AN'TED—SALESMEN AT ONCE—A FEW GOOD meu to sell vur goo..8 by saiuple to the wholesaie und retail trade, We are the largest manuiacturers in our live Liberal sulacy paid. Fermauent position. Money advanced for wages, adverti-iug, &c. For ters add-ons CoNLENNIAL MEG. CO., Chicaigo, I U,tb, ED—DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT BU- conducted by ludies—Men and Women, id colored, tor all kinds of domestic labor, cy with references, nemoved to 70¥ Lat. u. w. m V ‘RS FOR PROF. CHRIST- her's International iatlor System; with at y inch rule or tupe measure alone, as all scientific tailors cut; jatterns aud maveriais cut and made aud instruction by J. MESSER, 1403 Kil ave, WAN, 2Do3OW 35, THE TIME T PAY BG Money tor ail Kiuds of First-cliss Secoud-baud Furu.ture, | Orders cy wail promptly atteuded to, KUSENBERG, 1143 4th sth. apd-2w* Fz: aay SHAVE ( OR ‘FIKSI-CLASS HAlk CUT or when you have occasion to have it cut over as imany others do, see the F it, east side of 14th st. uw. above Pa ave. aplé-l2t* Wi ED-IT KNOWN THAT THE HEIRS OF iis Inte Lorenso Nice will contine the busiuess of, Noam Cary ot Cieaulug at the old otaud, 488 Aluine ave.s.w. QUAKT Manager. apo-Lm® V SaaS LETTE.S AND O1HER Writi gs to Kevise, Correct and Typewriie; sirictest coundence gusraiteed tepslations 5. W. ELYNN, AM, lvy Tietivate, ‘established 1871 pot re WARNIED [HORSES | TO KEEP: KULPING Horses Winter aud Summer # Specialty ; 1 Lox Price's L.very Stabies, 311 6th st. p.w, gigrotds Buules from city, 0. MB CLAL x gave =SITUATIONS war USTRIOUS COLOKED tks who is a graduate of the Weshingion ti ‘lace to Work ina Lew- Y revr Keal totale ouice; er referemoss wiven. “Ad- ress W.H.C., Star office. ate WANIED-BY A NEAT COLORED GIRL FROM Vi.wiuia, & Place as Nurse or Chumber aiaid, quiveat 1115 9th stn. WANTED BY, A RESPECTABLE. COLORED Wouusn, « Place as Ghamiveraala or Nuree ve Go way, can vive wood reierence. Call at 1319 ew York ave., f:out basemeut door. y ANTED—BY A KESPECTABLE GIRI, me rou the University ot Vinca, Place a8 Nain Can funish city reteren 1609 4th st.n.w. 1t WARSTEDTAT , HEADQUARTERS — POSITIONS for Cooks, Chainber bluid, Waitress, Laundresses and Nurses, seamstress; Men’ Waiters, Cooks, Coaca- man, Butlers GAML ‘A. COOMBS, 926 F st. iw. WAXLED=G0.T0 Dick's WGENCY FOR YOUR Cooks, Laundress, Muids, Waiteress, Nuracs. But- lers, Couc! Waites kitchen help for thie elt y OF abroad ; rit references. 613 7th st. ow, E ANTED—BY A NEAT COMPETENT GI We Place in Private Fauily ae chenles pos yates How to traveling; best of reference. Wt. A zouRe LADY, WELL oe desires s Position ss Com ccriary “osm Anvartd of Tady Golug-Abroudyalso wills ing to vo anGoverness; tn an experienced traveler aud versectly competent t0 take enire charge of Uusiuess Ay Dest reterences given aud re- PRESTON, sweet Springs. ‘Montoe county, W.V WAXTED(A RESPECTABLE COLORED GIRL, wants & Place as \urse; williug to travel; xood references, Call at 909 M st n.w. e22-3tt WASTEDIA SITUATION As AB DRIVER: STO STORE Se gerrate fam found at 462 Washingtor angen ork om rn eho F ive referouce, Call st 1020 5th at, iw. aw oo ANTED-BYAPLUYDES rae 'D GAS Pa aires | T steady Ww PLUMBER, Star office. sa 3c y aNTED, =_ BY A ee iphee E OLED ri, & Place us Chara jaitresa:; refereucéa Address 1228 1 st. ew. “fe ANTED—BY Li LADY OF REFINEMENT, Tu As- sume intire Charge of House, with or without boy ad House Resper for widower. Address Star office, aval WANIEDIE RE D—& RESPECTABLE COLORED GIRL ABLE COLORED GIRL ‘lace as Nu: se; willing travel; reforencen. address NELLIC, tar office, “ay 21-506 W AXiED-stUaTiIoNs 4 is NURSES, COUKS, Hostlcry .achtuen, Maids, Houseinen, Compaut suf itchen ‘ind ‘alge German uaa ade ead furses, French Cooks, Japanese Housemen. 3 HAWS, 1110detnw. usemesp1o-or wae gNTEDIAN B ping terol NURSE wine) ghictign te to teavcliug; best references, "Agate Hie gt BANES, tenis 15th st, Philadelphia, Pa. V \ ANTED—WE POSITIVELY GUARANTEE TO Sell yous Clear Havana Key Weot Ciyar for a guraight seconds. _, That, ¢1 boxot 60 cur 2KeL'S old stand, 1011 Penusyivan: ‘i Wi TED-STLAM CARPET CLEANING AN Kenovuting Works; Feathers ienovated; Mat- tresses Mave Over; Furniture Steamed and ‘Moths Destroyed. FH LVUNGS, 1402 Fa ave. ‘Telephone ANTED-TRY SCRIBNER. BEST BUTLER. or “bute wet the bests wich is tor sale only by IDNR, S25, $2, 330, Center Market liuuleot Fish Asien 112 LOST AND FOUND. “OST—IN LINCOLN HALL, 9TH ST. OR BELT ‘Line Car, Chrysaithemum ‘Pin, Diamond Center, leward if left at 1101 Ket. apz2-3 OS:—ON SUNDA: NIGHT, A MASTIFY DOG iN nes months o old. Address DOG, Stur o: DAY NIGHT, A PURSE CONTAIN- ing a ‘# Sinall Sum of Mouey which cau be obtained by applying at 200u F st. u w., between 4 and 6 p.m. 1 BL OENTLEMAN DRESSED IN LIGHT COAT and milk Hat who took Purse eft by lady in car 74 at Qand 14th sts. sunday ev. ning about Yo'clock wil. Teavenate at Star offi e, he will receive xreauy oblixe the owner. epee? REWARD—LOST—ON, MONDAY. (APRIL 21, @ aapis Lazuit Scart Pius round set in gold cia. “Above reward if revurued to 2000 P st. aziest® O8T—A PAIR OF GOLD EYEGLASSES, PLEASE pea to T. Jd. J0OuNSTON, 1003 F st, or send post OUND=A PAIR OF GOUD GLASSES CHAIN Bsttschca The PALAIS ROYAL, Cor. Peuns. ave and ree i OST—NEAR 7TH ST. AND BOUNDARY, SMA’ Dismonu Stud. Five dollars reward will be pas tothe finder by leaving it at Star office, 22-0" Ost— a SMALL a SEAL PURSE WITH, ror frmutig ‘lan wih stsals amount 2° | iugueyy. Fieuse return to S19 10th st. nw. and ree ceive rewsrd. ie Qs1—ON SATURDAY, APRIL. 8, 4, CAPITAL Lis 4 Bicycie Badge. ‘Keturh to 409 Suitable ‘ap21-20* Lacan Py APL GK AND TAN or. oral seman Virginia Hor posite B and P. apzl-3 Coll Lee se FINDER OF A BUNCH oe ith tag leave the same at i980L ot towne desuitably rewarded? apal-be Loy {8 ITALIAN GREYHOUND. suIr- iter 5 p.m. sigs” | ae Cana JORN'S Sundsy sfternece, a c seribed th er" ra er al owner's au A "A perso ring this eane at the Arlington Hotel wil sreatly oblige the owner, Perey ieee HOES LADY WH nod ee ge UP SEVEN si —THE mE SOK FRO Lanter gas iaromice s BOK Umbrelis inst Sa ‘unless the eaune is Barbies they will be avait AuTED — Burg tens Pm, wery caso, soud te Lith teree wi alread toed talt ana rift sagipamenud ry Sa Alte ai ete May ihe ding, Suhand i aw. | it secarsedto 14 i510 Voemeit re aac es aio pe Lan tad ERR GE BES ORT eAraD-On Eat pact] ___ WANTED—BOARD. ate sama es Warn my ee BD BA ROeNS, dre, it terms, ERs San wn TED—COUNTRY “WANTED—COUNTRY BOARD. ees a| Lerner Ealaingents een COUNTRY _BOARD. { beuiguayOy hows Fux guuyen coun. ares Foi SALESONE OF THE | BEST LOvATED 2, Drug stores iu the city: freshly stocked and, per t fixtures; no reasousl Apply sis BUSCKASGN BRU. apl9-3t ‘Auctioneers, |, OR RENT AND SALE—THE FURNITURE Ax iY Lense of » 17 aed ee er parece a“ mye 3 price ei Tut Fasons for selling. women HUTCHINS, BULKLEY & CO. aplo-3t «1503 Pu ave, oTEL Bi FOR SALE CHEAP. WITH ‘6 years’ lease and cheap reut, Address HOLEL, diat office. c FE SALE-VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY on Gat. bet. 1Uth aud 11th u.w.; also anoth ron Gatinw. bet. bth and 10th: both have wide frente; also Two Vacuable Business Properties ou 7th ®:. bet. Hand [., For price and terms appis to Housthaae & JESTER, 659 F staw. (21 wees Brooklyn, ».Y., fer a on ‘bust t Pacific: Wood, built 183u. Length 101 tex, over all 172 feet, Bread. 32.3 1. et, over all 57 feet. a ot hold Lz 6 oe Gro~s tonnage 6.50 77- Drait-loaded 6 6. Sie feet, igure rs fect, Euyiue coudens.ug Horse power SuU. Sh speed 10 miles. pemge of cylinder 40 inches, Leugth of stroke 10 feet, Bouer, drop flue. Fulton Ferry, F%. es STOCK OF STAPLE AND Fancy Groceries, Liquors, Wan of McBurucy, de-eased. in auore corner Ring and. Wash 5 + WhO will give tll particu. lara JOSHUA * HUMAS, Adis uistrator. apl6-2w* . St. Paul, We desire to obtain control of acres in county, Wis., apd st. Louis county, Minn. ; 4nd biveks in'the city of superior, Wis, Minn, We have constant inquiries fur property both th ‘Fe.sons desiring to turn pr-perty Quekiy will nd it to thelr ir edvantae to with ua We have at the present tume some of the best ever ot the lake. _ap4-im® MAGKAW Bus & OSMUN. 72 one 5 ASUITE | QU0. Address Swine. Star often. aia ftoor Furciabed or Unfurnished, bay window facing | ret = ROLL TOP OFFIOK Seo F as pL, QUES SUBDIVISIONS Fees Se PE RS FR SALE — A FAIR OF RTRONG YOUNG eb ‘Will work sumwie or doubie Biers oat of 1724 Tee Saeae DOR 8: BE SALE FURNITORE OF A FIVE-ROOM jE Mt be old privatels, Call at 423 24 xt JOR SALE—ONE HANDSOM® ASH CAMIN 38 feet long, with lance Fy Closets, alec Counter and co Care, eafebe, fo Tor sontec- trover. ber x Lumch room. Cen e seek at MAS F%; slo ate lor iedy)y Ont Surrey and Harness, will be sold 1d Separate or =4 = 2 =e OiCE To BIDE aD hunter, sino set of Single and Set Tandem mounted ‘Kumsct Har en ay new ‘&e., the property of Mr. awn view at BRITISH LEGATION STABL! and N sts, till noon daily. JOR | SALE — CHI Frtastee “e JCR SALE—ELI Lior HICKORY SAFETIES; 2 Ei pounds ac 1b HANDS, touble pectect oot (ok tt 164 F R sake J0at ARRIVED PROM SOUTHWEST Virginia Twenty Head alts 3 80) POs SALE—FIVEE in good cud: STEIN G05-407 35 FUR MUSIC BO! Bew; just 1uiported; plays 12 airs. ne: aud bas tune indicator aud harp zither. QOK SALE — B\Y HOSE, SIX YEARS OLw, sound and gentle to ride or @rive, just from the a: bo dealers need apy); Adiress ¥ als and Harness, Le. collere Station, Bee One MA apt at {OR SALE—OHEAP-A COLUMBIA LIGHT Fitna dt Bicycle. Apyiy at 244 Oth sae a1 Sees nl en a ey ce 1 GIN'S Boat House, foot of Lath st. JOR SALE—ONL TWo- WEL F Guilt by Goarney of ‘Boar cash. Apply io W Fisar Sta red’ Dealer, 10 B SALE—DARK BAY MARE: 154 HANDS 4 years od uitabie tor @ lady to drive; fren bye lady sixty vears of age, ‘Also ons po settle Su eetate, Apply to Coackunan ib rear of 1221 1pm et aw, (OR SALE—AT PRIVATE SALE_A NICE, GENTLE Fouy fo: ladies’ oF chisdreu's Use; sowid aiid toe from sil tricks myliat Surrey | geste four ebil- Gren, Harness, Beye ie and Bridie sold se) Paatvare STABLE, 1008 1st st uw. apel-zt" Ok SALE—AN UNUSUAL OPPORIUNIIY is offered any one desiring to purchase at rate bar- Seine the following suverion Horses sud Carriaces, Cobsistug of the handsome uke,” lu, Lotchauds high, warrauted sound. «ge}-ay river, Cut thorousbly safe; Las beeu used in ® chem the past year; isan Sitracrdivarily fine edule horse and has wiz-and strengtle hess Use. Also the tine Ligu-bred me old, 1534 hands, souud and eu circulmstances; an extra fast Wraveler and One o: the vest aud pveusantest drivers in the city. absolutely safe for the most Und lady toride or drive 4 e Side Bur lop Busey, ab Elegant Paueton Bucgy.« Superior Daytou Wagon, Two nets sitio aud 1 made Ly reputable wakers and quite segues sobes, ‘For an examination and all information apply at Privaie stable rear of dweling ap21-2¢* 1301 K st. nw. E ‘OK SALE—EGGS FOR HATCHING Faxon THok- ouxhured Wiite Lexuorn Hens $1.50 per setting of 13. Wal, iow Ay and Va. ave. a.w, sive Fon sale- SQUAI ‘ARE PIANOS, 15 GOOD PLAYING order, with stool and cover, only $33) payaule 85 ver month. JOHN F. ELLIS & CU, B37 Pa ave, pear 10th FOE SALE UPRIGHT PIANO, MAHUGAN, CASH full 7% octave, left with us for sale at 156 Sata BRE FASS wie y= a cover, Fosewood mouthiy. SOHN &, Eitis £80.03? pe OR SALE—SQUARE PIANOS, 8 100, F on cay paymence. JOHN F. tide aes apib-3e a SALE-HANDSOME YOUNG RIDING AND Driving Horse; safe for lady; guaranteed as rep- N LatTiMen &e reseuted. Apply to Dr. CN. Ex ly to ‘and secoud band, uewest ince nels large variety, moderate fismaue velore purccasing. JOWN ED, TWENTY Duar Lioness: aloo Ten Driving Borses; alee Oue Fine Pony; also Five saris Horses.” Pric® reasou- gile, S- SCHLEGEL, 403 Bthst nw. ee. ioe Dand E—CHEAP— med Paclor Stove; nearly Janitune 1418 Isto OR SALE ORGANS! ey « Pose woud. prewurauy” fu- purity, volume aud rich- est makes; aud can be bought at great Stic oe tate rea jdsowe tool gues wih i Square Pianos at bangains sold on easy payments 4 Besuusful Upright Hane to exchange for square gilts Fiaxo EXCHAxGE WAR’ ROOMS, 13 Pennsylvania ave, Fe) SALES 3 LOADS WELL KUT- Horse Manure at 13th st. wuartaw: “Address & M. WILLis, _epl62w ___Loth ana ¥ sts, nw. ROR SALE—CANAR 3 AND FEMALES, Breeding C1 Tots &c.; Gold Fishes, Glu aud Pish Food: “pratt s Dow Meili: aon, oes al5-lm* SCHMID's Bird Store, OR SALE— CARRIAGES, WAGONS, HARNESS, &o, FOR SALE OK EXCHANGE aT 8, BENSINGER’S HORSE AND CARKIAGE BAZAAR, 940 Louisiana avenue. The largest and most complete stock of Carri Phaetons, bugmies, Wagons, harness, &e_ in this wy, cousisung of Coupes, Coupe hockaway Vic Sy tension vp and Canopy Barouche, Extension to) under Surrey. Jump-seat Cariiages, Doctors" aud te Fouy Phactuns, Toy and no sop Bug ies, Speeding Wagous Fancy Delivery. rovers’ Express, Butchers’ and Milk Wakcms, Speouting, Koad aud rou Caria, Fuu line of Sule aud Double Harness at the most Teasouable prices. ‘sole agent for the city for the Courtland Waxon Co.’ Fine Carriages, Bugyies aud Spring Wagons, apl4- lia JOR SALE—BAKGAINS IN\ SQUARE PIANOS, from 260 uri, & and $10 payee: lange din- WiLD& BKOS.. 700 7th nw. unrivaled Krauich & Bech Pisuoa R LL LATEST STYLES CARKIAGES, Cut-under Surreys, Bugmes and Phaetous, A. Wrenn & Sons’ haud-made work @ specialty. poe work, low prices. Carriages taken on storage cs GKLGORY, 6th and New Vorkave nw. ap5- Siu ke OR SALE—HANDSOME NEW PARLOR OkGA’ one of the stuck we advertised 90 low, sulld w 11 ato) th maker's ganrautec: 641. PF. Fee & Concise. 314 lithe n —23 D Fluges, 162 Sets New and Second Covered Whips, that must be closed out at half-price: Biso Horse, Pusctou and Harness, 2 Work Morses, 10 Grocery and Delivery Wagous, at W. F. GE ibis. 460 Paave. uw. m25 J OH, SALE-CARRIAGES. WAGONS AND Bus wes on enay torus: 100 Jobs to select from, Re- caf EE, VALUE GIVER, trax tia BoURY tratiaas, Ualauice payeule 610 montuly esc) . @. SMITH, 1225 Pa. ave. (OK HENT_STORE PISTENTH ST BETWEEN Bye wholesale market: it business Fentgo0. inquire et vzu La ave. moelun ALLET, & DAVIS) UPRIGHT PIANOS; THE tope, touch Ds elegant wew Ioetalimene’ ct erties 2K, 811 Vth stn. w. C, Sa PATER AND, DECOKATOR IN- /e terior betuuates furnished, tal wteention wiven in all canon Momdence 17 ¥3 ; H. WALKER NOTARY PUBLIC. SS. Dealer in Real Estate; 8-6 eye “Terresti: Clock” KAMBAY has riges; watches cleaned. 1; Sret-cage mal Tt Warreuted une Ail cluck ana jewelry work the lowest trives i the ty. we dety levé F wt a sul PERSONAL RIV: DETECTIVE WORK ainaniters of aT. ceca eh aac AVeouizen PRIVATE DETECTIVE 3 ie ganceeoe er Practice; advice LAWYER, DEARBORN 8ST. A, Se oes, Ha Neer Prana saci: | ROR Sit NOTARIES PUBLIC, oF Se SS = 3 ane oe 3 | 0 does of time ty bansdlane foal, Bend tor circulas . BALLA’ Ant, ki SUBURBAN PROPER’ ‘OR SALE—FINE SUBU.BAN RESIDE N EE: sees got an {OR SALE—BEAUTIFUL ame Tore- es Se eo FT lee sigur alt gue HA PHILLIPS & SON, ap2l-70° 1419 New York a 2OR RENT—A FIVE-ROOM SOs Aee. Feats acre of jana at ot Brightwoo