Evening Star Newspaper, April 28, 1890, Page 2

2 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON SOCIAL MATTERS. ‘What Fashionable People are Doing— Personal Mention. Mrs. Jacob G. Cilley of Cambridge, who spent the winter here with Mrs. Patterson at 1328 I street, has returned to her home, and has sent out farewell cards to her many friends. Mrs. Cilley and Mrs, Patterson kept Tuesday: home, dra at ® circle of delightful peop Cilley expects to return here Miss Todd and Mr. William Gibson will be married in the New a Avenue Presbyterian | eburch on Wednesda: ning. ‘The lady pomven of the Homeopathic Hospital will resume the “Quadlibet luncheons” that were so great s social success in past years, and the first one will be given at the residence of Mra, i Clephane, No. 1225 K street, on Wednesda Mrs. Elliott of New York is the guest of Mr. and Mra. J. H. Soule. Mrs. and Miss Dalzell have gone to Pittsburg for a week's absence. Mra, Maj. Arms, accompanied by her two elder daughters, will sail from New York on Saturday for a tour of the European continent that will keep them abroad until the late sutumn, Mrs. and the Misses Mendonca entertained Miss Grace Davis and << est, Miss Alex- ander, Miss Edith Soule, Miss Greer, Miss Studebaker, Miss Bigelow, Miss Miller and Miss Sallie Trescott at a luncheon on Satur- day. The table was decked with rare orchids and the girls were given knots of violets tied with streamers of violet ribbons, Immedi- ately after the luncheon the ladies drove to the theater to witness a matinee performance. Miss Fleming gave a delightful 5-o'clock tea on Saturday in honor of her guest, Miss Perine. Mrs, Fleming chaperoned the party. Mrs. George A. Coolidge, who has removed from No, 1451 Lincolu Terrace to No. 1717 21st street, willbe at home to callers on Fridays after the Ist of May in her new home. Mrs. J. W. Hutchinson will see her friends SHOOTING STARS. This is the prevalent style of joke in the P.O. it BOW: First Clerk: “How is this about Mr. Wana- maker selling thirteen two cent stamps for s cent and a quarter?” Second Clerk: “I don’t kno He can't of course.” First Clerk: “But he does just the same. Isn't one cent and a quarter twenty-six cents? Ha! Ha! ©Time is a splinter off of the sawiog of eter- nity. Heaven is blue only when the clouds are away, and man is blue only when they are not. Life is sweetest nearest the end. THE COLUMBIA CLUB, Hail Columbia on thy opening dawn! All hail, thou home of brains and blood and brawn And cash and all the requisites that serve To make you have the bottom and the nerve! Hail! All hail Columbia! Hail, all bail! There can for you be no such word as fail, A proscenium box ina theater would often best be known as a chatter box. A FISHING PARTY. Wife: “Got any lunch to take along?” Husband: “Yes. plenty.” Wife: “Got a knife and fork?” Husband: ‘No. ae got s corkscrew.” “So that fellow cowe married the popular Miss Jones, and she had a dozen better men at her feet?” “Yes, and he calls her ‘E pluribus unum.” on Wednesday this week at No. 1707 Massachu- setts avenue. Mrs. J. N. Huston will be at home to her friends on the Columbia road today from 2 to 5o'clock, Mrs, Stewart was assisted by Miss Aldrich in receiving her friends in her beautiful apart- iments at the Shoreham on last evening. The marriage of Miss Leila Jessie Cropp of Upper Norwood, Surrey, England, to Mr. James Carroll Frazer of Martinsburg, W. Va., will take — at St. John’s Church Wednes- day, May 7, at8p.m., the Rev. Dr. Douglass officiating.” Mrs. E. Lee of Trinidad and Miss Alberta Malcolm of Nassau are guests of Mrs. A. L. Barber at Belmont. Mrs, 8. H. Kauffmann and her daughter will not be at home tomorrow. They went over to New York this afternoon, fora stay of a fow days, Ex-Secretary and Mrs. Whitney are in New- port. They have decided to take a lease of the cottage lately occupied by Mr. Isaac Bell, jr., on Bellevue avenue. This is the first time that Mr. Whitney has ever taken a Newport cottage. Prof, Chas. W. Smiley, chief of the fisheries division of the Censas Office, was married to Miss Elizabeth L. Smiley of West Medford, ‘Mass., at the residence of Dr. Frank Baker. chief clerk of the Life Saving Bureau, 1315 Corcoran street, last evening. Rev. Alex. Kent performed the ceremony. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Kimbal, Dr, and Mrs. Kent, Mrs. Barnard, Mrs. Emerson, Dr. aud Mrs. Baker, the Misses Baker and Messrs. E. T. Peters, J. H. Buckelew, J E key and Robert W. Smiley. Mrs. J. H. Ketcham has gone north for the benefit of her heaith. She has been prevented by illness from responding to the many courte- sies from friends during the season, either per- sonally or by card. Mrs. T. M. Stone and danghter of Portland, Me., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Browne. Mrs. Frank Campbell of Ohio is meking an extended visit at the home of her parents, Maj. and Mrs, D. W. Rhodes, 1723 Corcoran street. Miss Silvine Slingluff of Baltimore is with Mrs. Jas. F. Barbour of Rhode Islandavenue for afew days, Mrs. Representative Connell will not be at home tomorrow. Mrs. Josephine R. Reid, who has been visit- ing relatives in Kentucky since March 13, has returned, and her daughter, Mrs. Frederic Hale Parkhurst of Bangor, Me., is visiting her at 1017 Connecticut avenue. Mrs. Albro, Mrs. Holden, Mrs. Stearns and Miss Stewart of Syracuse, N.¥., are ut the Fredonia for ten days. Cards are out announcing the betroth of Miss Jennie Oppenheimer of this city and Mr. Aaron J. Meyers of Charleston, S.C. Gen. Raum, the commissioner of pensions, and Mrs. Raum have gone to Peoria, lL, to visit their son. Mrs. Allan McLane gave a luncheon of eight- een covers to a few of her friends today. The table decorations were in simple white and green. The central oval piece was composed of white lilacs and narcissus and the end pieces were of maiden hair and ferns. These covered the table almost entirely and the bon-bons were served from a side table. Mrs. McLane received her guests in the drawing room that was decked with boquets of ite ueminot roses, She wore a simple toilet of black silk net and acorsage bouquet of pink roses, The guests were Mrs. Emory, Mrs. Berdan, Mra. C. A. Wil- liams, Mrs. John Jackson. Mrs. Nevens of New York, Mrs. Douglas, Miss Turnbull, Mrs. War- der, Miss Cropper, Mrs. Hobson, Mrs. Henry Pellew, Mrs. James Wadsworth, Miss Hunt, Mrs. Falter, Miss Rosina Cropper, Madame ‘Tiorkowska, Madame des Porte r Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Croffut of 109. Ist street northeast have gone to the country for a few weeks on account of the serious illness of Mrs. Croffut. EPIPHANY coe CHURCH WORK, Purchase of a Lot for a New Chapel— Memorial Windows Contributed. The Church of the Epiphany has contributed eince December 1 to the missionary work of the Protestant Episcopal Church $26,000. In this amount is included its Easter offering of $17,500 for the purchase of a lot upon which to erect a large chapel for its mission work in South Washington. The lot purchased is the northeast corner of 12th and C streets, near the Smithsonian Institution, belonging formerly to the Blunt estate. ‘two very handsome imported stained glass windows have been placed in the church build- ing onG street. One was contributed by the Sunday school and members of the congregs- tion in memory of the late rector, Rev. Dr. Samuel H. Giesy, and his daughter Annie, whose death soon followed that of her father. ‘“E pluribus unum.’ What does he mean by that?” “Won from many. Brown isa great Latin scholar, don’t you know.” Caller: “I understand your son is making = great deal of monoy out of the gold miming company he bought stock in.” Old Lady—with pride: “Yes he is doing very well, indeed. I don’t know how much the company is making, but John says they are declaring semi-annual dividends every mouth.” Is it the duty on wool that makes the sheep's hair curl? ‘There appears to be an effort in the House Post office to corner Wheat. Queen Victoria should be a fine mesmerist because all of her people are subjects, A great many persons turned pale when the bottom fell out of that big bucket shop in Pittsburg. A HINT. ‘The air is rather raw For the hat which is of straw— Take it in. ——— +e GEORGETOWN. Gower ro West Vinorxia TO Worx.—There Was an exodus this morning from Georgetown to the southern part of West Virginia, where seventy-five cotored men have been sent by Messrs. Beckwith & Quackenbush to work upon the excavation of a railroad tunnel. Not Exovca Cars ror tHe Cnowp.—The cars of the Georgetown and Tenleytown rail- road carried upon each trip yesterday as many people as the cars would hold and might have carried five times as many if there had been more frequent trips. A great number of peo- ple mn the afternoon, including ny from ‘ashington, had to give up the idea of Piakine the trip for want of cars to accommodate them, Tur New Cunist Cuurcu Rectory.—The new rectory of Christ Church, Georgetown, re- cently completed, is now occupied by’ the rector. the Rev. Dr. Stuart, and his family. The Leepone g was wisely EE with a view to comfort and presents a handsome appearance. It igemple in size without being too large, finely located and provided with every modern convenience. Its cost, including the lot on which it stands, was $12,000, nearly one-half of which amount was obtained from the sale of the old rectory. Dr, Stuart’s people, however, have added $5,500 to this within the year, their Easter offering for the purpose having been $3,000. The zeal and energy displayed in this undertaking will be recognized when it is borne in mind that less than four years ago the new church building of this parish, which cost in all $50,000, was be | rae and conse- crated without a dollar of debt resting upon it ‘Tue Water Marys Connectep.—A success- ful connection was made early Saturday of the 36-inch and 30-inch mains on M street. Within a short time another counection will be made at Foundry branch. Col. Elliott intends to have the gate-chamber built as soon as pow sible on M street, in order to allow uninter- fered travel and also that the street may be improved. ED Brrx's Gaya, Agarx, —The last mem- bers of ‘Red Bill's gang” arrested here were Robert Bowman and John Green. They were taken in Saturday night by Policeman Bradley. Bowman was recently released from jail, where he served a long sentence for assaulting Police- man Lyddane, His friends soon appeared and left $5 Collateral for him, but Green had no wealthy friends andhad to be locked up. He plead guilty in the Police Court this mornin, to a charge of disorderly conduct and was fined $5 or 15 days. Bowman's collateral was for- feited. Arriictep Win “Hysterics ayp Witp- rie.” —There was a short, thick-set woman in the Police Court today for vagrancy. She gave ber name as Annie Terrill, but the police know her as Miller. She has rel tives in Ten- leytown and was dressed ina suit of clothes patched with all colors and wore an old-fash- joved sun bonnet, “I am subject to two com- plaints,” she said when arraigned, ‘hysterics and wildfire.” Policeman Bryan told of the arrest and Bailiff Kendig said that the woman had been an inmate of St. Elizabeth’s hospital for the insane. Sergeant Byrnes said he had known the woman; that she had a brotber in Tenleytown, but that he could do nothing for her. Judge Miller suggested that she be sent to the work house, where she could be cared for in the hospital. ‘1 don’t want to goto that hospital,” she said. “And if sent there I will run eway. Iran away from there once before. If you send me anywhere send me tothe in- sane asylum. When I go to the work house I can't stand the wildfire.” The court commit- ted her to the work house, hoping she might be sent from there to the insane hospital. He Wit Not Leave Town Topay.—Emanuel Johnson, a colored man who has been living in Georgetown for several years, made arrange- ments to leave town to. work on the excavation ‘The other was put in as a memorial to the late ‘thos. J. Fisher and wife by their children in this city. SaaS Saee SOUTHERN TROTTING CIRCUIT. Everything Ready For the Opening of the First Meeting at Bennings. The track at Bennings is fully prepared for the first meeting of the Southern Trotting Cir- cuit, which opens tomorrow. The late rains have made the track rather heavy, but the sunshine of today will be amply sufficient to put it in splendid condition. The meeting at Washington is the opening of the circuit and little can be judged as to the form of the tro ters. However, « large number of the beauties are on hand, and judging from the appearance of the flyers the races will be closely contested andexciting. The list of local horses entered for the events is rather small and only includes John H. Gheen’s Susie G. and H. B. Denny Nellie S. The races will commence promptly at 2 p.m.. and ample facilities for reaching the track will be afforded by the Pennsylvania rail- road. Betters will have ail the chance they want to back their choices, as both the seduc- tive Paris mutual and the enticing book maker will be on hand prepared for wm Bony i Takoma Park in Luck. When the congregation assembled in the Union Chapel at Takoma Park yesterday morn- ing they were agreeably surprised to see anew organ in the place of the old one. When Rev. C. H. Remington arose to deliver his sermon he first read a note which developed the fact that Mr. F. B. Metzerott bad placed the instru- a there as his donation C4 the chapel A vote of thanks was tendered the gentle- his liberality, Two logs of curl: lar have been of cur! fromm North Carolina tothe German oe which measured respectively 69 and 70 inches This eapocted thad Bowie tmcial aid 4 is repor' a! a Davis of Newark is an sabeanios tote amount of at least $20,000. He lett town a week ago, a his wife aud family to care for them- vom of a railroad tunnel, but last night he thought he would have s good time, on account of which & postponement of his departure was made necessary. He went to the house of his brother, Warren Johnson, on East Market space. and his female companion, Ida Jackson, charged him with having broken in the door.’ Emanuel was under the influence of liquor at the time, and before saying “good-bye” he thought he would clean out the ranch. Ada Jackson and her sister Ida came in for their share of his abuse, and while the cleaning-out process was in operation Policeman Colter appeared on the scene and Emanuel was escorted to the station and locked up, both women charging him with assault and battery. Tuz Goop Tempians.—Iindependent Lodge of Good Templars held a largely attends meeting last week and initiated three new members. The following officers for the = term were elected: J. S. Blackford, chief ae ar Miss Annie Ausherman, vice tem) Quinan, recording secre fay financial secretary Me. ag ey Giles, —— Mr. Crawford, marshal; D. M. tae Cae Ausherman, sentinel, = w. =, Oh aur of Hope Lodge’ of Good Ti = hada large attendance at its meeting week, ir. George Johnson was nese chief templar. Six new members were initiated. A committee on union 2, ae Finch | was ores Cover ‘ure os Mc, Wilson Reiley worked continuously upon the organ whi was constructed for the West Street Prost; | ems performed Friday night bee pt humber of invited guests of men Geo, W. Ray, who bought at auction a lot 140 feet fronting on 3ist street for $3,650 cash, in- tends to build ten brick houses on the prop- —Great F; tem 58; dition at north connec! ; condition at south connection, reservoir, prephee in the river today at Fogg 3 P 7 D.C. MONDAY, APRIL 28, 1890. EoUs WANTED--HELP. WANTED—HOUSES. FOR RENT—ROOMS. _| COUNTRY REAL ESTATH#.| FOR § et ORLLAX WASTERLTOMES Co COOKS, pi Litaacrmey fal CHAM: | Wy AeTED— 3 fyreee wee CHILDREN Eiteiee Sy PRIVATE FAMILY OF 1 ‘LL J em. bees ene 5 Fd myer ioe oS ES oe heen aN WHITE MAID TO TAKE CHARGE as| Wasted aN TATE ata Tae Sad pat: reference, OeBacae Ue chert: Peneh oeerea” Chi Space| PRR ea UR PaaS, Fist Sea rst fea Be os CJ , a | CAN- Ware HAVE. apa pamonrovgeaay | ee 2G st. Fe ah gar Of a Apriy st Library Amoclation, 10108 sted Room Owner’ ire | fe lowest price. | tee, ee pera |X PERIRECE IN Ws ‘Setting; state aes expec 3 a| estore HOUSES TX SoMa EsT, feat clase op ‘opport RANELIS, Star office. wood interest, for ANTED-AT ONCE—A COMPETENT NURSE Wor ihe cammon — soem ). Picruy 3 BUTLER ED-WE_WANT 1% -ONGE A BUSINESS wanted’ “address, Fire" watHON 3 r avuibeaie suey | perty on 7th ea bee ¥ and I ste; corner farium, Lincoln, Loudoun es F-GILREUT & Con Wwe: AS AC Te aw otk T Bates; es 8 35 retail; all ANTED—IN THE NE. meal BE, 8 sizes an low: ae eens cn paterhny new lock ‘new new | NY. ouses for immediate canta i & chm seis any remned: Seen Uy mise RoeuLere’ car sarens | went none ansape teen scence This e will c.nvince you agent to | 1417 Fat. (Write for exclusive teritory. Ale PINE ~ cinnati, ap28,2y, 34,30 aay 8B-10r1 21 84.22, 2%24-12¢ —___ WANTED—ROOMS. GOOD La‘ family wash. Must be recom Tp.m. at14st Rot. new. wis DAT 1424 yaw yor 17, First-class Colored W: ‘adress NOWTHERS, Star often’ Was ANTED_ FOUR FORBISHED OR Le ee | FUR- ‘Housek: tleman, Mite end Dourhter 185 G youre, o ‘Old: state lowest terme? te Also Apprentices. = = St CLOTHING ‘AXTED-TWO FIRST-CLASS: : oe ‘0 Apply Tuesday ouly, at Mee Fine ‘ED—CO} E. WAIST AND set Wie PERE 007 Feansyivenia Rares ROOMS FURNISHED ‘Reagonad! Mo FOR WANTED MAY 1—BY A GENTLEMAN, icely Furnished Room; board ; er month: saretgrences, Address, with ELDON, Star Wi A 4, Price, S22 description, ie Licat ave. B.wW. ~. i = D-SIX SEAMSTRESSES ON ALL ee -BY AN ELDERLY GENTL Writnaset store Sowin: at Se REO sayy oom and Board ins Fata n,m hojesom parties, "" oe. ‘Enghs! be: me * fae ae St_ | state terme, Address ante d Staroffice, tt WHITEGiEE_TODO- PLATE ANTED—THRE FURNIS ED ROOMS FOR Qooking aud Absit iu General House Work for t housekeeping, in the immediate vicinity of Small Faulty: no wasnlng oF ironing: Cand 2d sts. s.e.,t0 be Occupied by mother and son, ‘Tuesday aud Wednesdey. 629 Hat. n. 1t_ | Price must be reasonable. Keference exc! ‘ANTED—A_ COMPETENT WHITE COOK IN | _8P26-St B. H. A. Star Office vate family; must assist aban. swith re Star office, dress, with reference, N.B., ANTED—BOY 17 OR Ld, YEAKs OLD 1 Daa Store. 7th aud RI. a ANTED—YOUNG, MARRIED Da GOUPL I XO Room dress A.B.W., WASTED_AGo0n FA HAND; ONE WHO cai 5 -3i* Birictiy Private family after tia 3; 13; ate ran, poems than het hen to ll WANTED—COUNTRY BOARD, Bt o16 Oth st sc. at Yam. epee pre! Orb st Seu GOLDEN. ANTED-GENTLEMAN Soman OF QUAL- eee dxperienced, Wut fniust come well recom: | {To age Salary. 819 weekly. Apply 424 Sth stn, Ws Senn ks Star office. Board ‘or Small Furnii u: state terune, TED— FOR THE SUMMER COUNTRY irbished Cott suas |} retro i RERT—A S50 EST x Ww... wah ‘T ~ XN. sh um water sn eo ah R RENT-THREE VE: Rooms, wi im advance; Theses PRETTY UNFUR- Se cy Foe waa: noc! RENT—THREE © LUNEORNISRED ‘COMMU. Rooms for Light Housekeeping: sens dren, ors tne” 2 {OR RENT—1331 N ST. N.W. - Foes ST.N. ey pee Eee at very low ‘Caterer next {QR RENT—715 10TH ST. N.W., HANDSOM: LY JRetinS Boome on econ second floor,en suite or single; 7 Fo a Eee pees |S Feros Fursituet Reema: soe wi iD- eceid Boor wnt one wes ited oot orp ede suitable for gentnanany cou: ie Rens 37) NEW Py of hy X.' 15 i ‘Rooms, large frunt tnd beck yan; no eh Children "@ ois iad RENT NICELY (PURNISHED Bows 3 BY Month ; summer rates; good loca- “ap2s-3* 8.W., 3 NICE FUR- enient to Bureau, tlemen wily furnished ; FOR, BEXT—70 MEMBERS COLUMBIA ATH- Jetic Club—a ber of the club who has ren! handsome brick house within two Glocks for his sole occupaucy Jet Unfurnished Floor (Handsomely Finisbed Parlor, Bed Room Private For terms address at once of Bath) to oue or two members of the club. C.W.L., Star office, apzs-2t* 70K, MENTCONLY 925 FOR SEVERAL FUR- aveniense wil pes You toeall'at size seonvephanses ear a BA, ap26-20" TH ST. Fr FURNISHED pom Roome on) ‘Becond FI ifdeeired. “Gall atter’S P.ra. 826-30" 7 ANTED—WH. ie , FOR GENERAL HO! ariutchen Bre omy. Gall at 418 ‘Maple veveibe WANTED MISCELLANEOUS Ww ANTED—TWOCOMPETENT WHITE ae ae go Housework snd Cooking for Family of Three; | > must stay at night, Call, wit t 3030 st. Dow. “apes 3t Al NTED—TWO COFFEE URNS AND MILK Can for Lunch Room. Address X., Star office, ANTED — REBELLION ic ECORDS. Vol at one (vol, 1). Address SHILOH. Star office. i ONGE,A MAN WHO THOROUGHLY Wi: ‘Rodarstands preparing Walle toe ors: |B, Wei bet nore and Fy Star of TER TORENT STABLE ES Address HO. our Wagous, Paper, Hi axood chanes for tue prover mane it WHE i BON, eae BW. at wis A BOY TO WORK IN STORE AND Atun Errands: taust have reference. APPLY after 5 o'olock sn store 1109 F at. L.w. ANTED—AT THE cry, SSS oF fice every day, Working Woinen, Men, Boys aud vern- W uecord, for @ Smaller Oni AN SEA FINE FAMIY HORSE, CHESTNUT or Sorrel snd pacer, preferred aot over 8: must pe sound. handsome and 8 fast waiker. 110, Lenman Building. WAX? sa TO 1928 Pa av ave. 26-8 _ EXCHANGE Fok! Ss ST Girle; no waiting ior work—epplicatfous for May Bi ment nr gapuvons prepared. ng, 7th & E n.w. A) Al ANTED — HORSES | TO Vinter and Summer s KEEP; Ké! Specialt order a Th box Pree’ ‘8 ‘Livery ‘Stables, 311 6th st. n.. farm 7th ED—SETTLED COLOR ‘OMAN TO TAN Wit Wash and Iron for a Family ot Three: Sigreess S miles from city. 0. H. eK, Sligo, Brat-clugs references expec wages gi Ap: Wa WAVE ODDS AND END —— See MAN, 17 OR 18 YEARS ; OLD, Wholesale Liquor Store to keep books sud a eferetice re cn ep NEW Wi make bimself_generaily Address V.H.E., Star o: TANTED—HELP Tor SEREDILYANIA York, Weat Virmuia, Maryland, Also this cheal That $1 E old stand, 101 1*Penney ivan ‘D— ara by the box that we are wil of 50 cigars, Wi TEDFORTY 4Q GALLONS OF ¥ a FIRST. Class Milk daily, Cail or address Co., 1232 20th st, eet te 500 Cooks, House Ladies and Kit Make: BUN: HAMS, 1110 6 stn. )— FIRST-CLASS oo hi MEAT CUT- Office oud positions: 10'S at. 2.W. f PARTNER WHO pital to Shure Equall, CAN aes with the Under- W on ressonabie ANTED_H. BAUM PAYS THE HIGHEST agit Prices for “Furniture, te, Feather omice ‘and ‘Store “Fistures, Entre Housebolae S cialty. en rage terms ap2 Ww’ for ita use; will return in six f29 monthly if desired.” Address P.U. Box sponsible lan, who will pay 2 per cent NTED=O300 FOR SIX MONTHS BY A RE- month $2,000 Cay signed, who has the experience, ins rusiuess that wiil | Wy ANTED—EVERY ONE TQ Spon THAT JACOB pay 100 per cent profits, Address for particulars K.Z., Hillenwoss, the Pittsburg Agent, located at 721 Star office, 26-5t” | st. me., is kept ‘busy putting up A. Northrop" ilings and Side Walls. Send tor circular, aj STED-IMMEDIATELY-F IRS FCT ASS aS = B. MOSES & SU. epee Tiana Fete, ANTED AGENTS TO CANVASS IN WASHING- and surrounding counties in Maryland » fast-selling acticle which will pay sarge 8 at 121 ae St n.w. between 4 aud 6 p.m, apz6-3e ANTED—A LADY oe: REFINEMENT, WITH A. Wuowledge of Bookeepin to zane Charze of Office Duties and Correspoude! ouRe the ‘Beashore: bixbest veterences and exper ace ree quired. Apply at 716 2st st. n.w. oe Want MMEDIATELY— IVE FIRS Waist Truumers and Fivishyr weel Good sleeve Hand MKS V. A, Ist. Dw. a“ TED—A WHITE GIRL, a WW Nitnecaha Two Teare oid and-do Light Cham ber Work: cit; pee Call between 10 and ie o'clock, 101: tet ap2e- V \ store and ice ‘asturen & 3| W. Boorsand Winters to ord TED—ALL IN NEED OF HAVING THEIR ‘ove! AS know that HE: Gi Redi ave Gi Cabos re 33 dined? Bulisfacti arbon, all colors, #3 per hun Satisfaction guat= = 7 refunded. Send or call for catalogue. C NTED—ALL USER: Jnachines, 75c. euch, Sry the Prices on Linen Paper, Ril -30 per dozen, _#p2-L B We tion, # mercl ANTEDCFURNITURE OF EVERY DESCRIP. handise, nN, See KNOWN THAT C. wilder aud Carpenter, 717-7 alty of Het modeling sed Jobbi ie 8p. 9-1 Im* D. 19 18th 5 COLLIN, scree imbrellas sid ed and Ke- aired to apply. to BB. CHASE, 1314 Pa ave. and 411 office, apls-2m. THD — DUNDORE’S EMPLOYMENT “30: send ome goed aifninieet if oan ,B.., ney o Tid staten, wit Teierences. meuoved 10 709 Lak u. W. Map26-6u* 7’ ANTED—ALL WORKING PEOPLE WHO NEED jASTED=avERY PRE TO KNOW THEY CaN ive from 10 to a 5 per cent by M. FRAN! NTED-100 ©} CHILDREN 10 PHO! OGRAl Cabinet Size, at $2 per dozen, this month; well: Buying and Jewelry of ino: Fine Watcu ‘seal Semeley ‘ee ing ® Specialty, WM. NK, Watches ar aS 461 Pa, sve.al7- ‘Rooms for Light Housek ase the door; price $10 per m HST. NE. n1 WO FURNI-BED Feu BENT—FOUR LAKGE UNFURNISHED sud bath, over ke Fe RENT—304 H “BT. N. Furnished Koom; second floor; private ismily; Very couvenient to Pension, Census and Priutiug offices; T—TO GENTLEMAN AND WIFE was POeliarae tee Poa ee oor tor Honsekeeping, eS parlor snd ‘Piso Fence 1 juired. LARGE as LY Oy us terms reasousbie. a26-3t* JOR bath ou summer rates. KENT — FUKNISHED, TWO PLEASANT lass Board, second floor: ft ‘Frout Kooms with first-class same Hor: one square fromoars apd herds 2141 Hat. u.w. Fe RENT—LARG& AIRY FURNISHED Rooms, together or sing. also @ Small Koom; desi: L vention snd summer prices, iSoL ee 20K KENT—TWO NICELY FURNISHED FRONT Koo: k: Ok KENT—TWO OR TH, OF single, with or without for rent, Inquire at 1210¢ st, nw, EE ROOMS EN GUITE apse ished. | Sor REN ‘Haudsom MAY 1, TO ADULTS ONLY, Two tory Koome; furnished *unfi ap26-3t* 634 dota Porch. | pore OR RENT—THREE NICE UNFURN. tory Front koom, without board sines. luquire at 45% K st uw. OR RENT—A HANDSOME ‘LY FURNISHED BEC; Floor Room; bath same floor; closet 1344 K at, ope door trom 14th; terme reason carn HED utire third floor, urge closets in wil, in tawily of two; call after 6 o'clock ; reter> ed, 714 13ta wt uw, S26-St" ReENT—A NICELY FUKN aAED THIKD- ‘couvenient to ape {OK RENT—LARGE KOOM ON THIRD STORY; Ba ‘bast: urably adapted for lixat manuiscturing HO WABNER & Cv, s PIF ape. Fe RENT—ONE FURNISHED ROOM, THIeD floor; turee Unfurnished Communicating Kooms 0u second flour, suitavie for Light housekeepiug ; Dewly auered sexceilent location ; private taubly ;retereuces, 8 Corcurss st, Herdics aud cars, epe6-xt* KENT—AT JACKSON'S ANNEX—HAND- JOR Snug Furithed Apartments, with Dew furns- ture; e: xcelient iocation; Ist floor,’ front par. 2 chambers, with private bath, 2d fluor, front parlor, # chaavers, with privat or trout Apply at pett: id Boor, '¢ chaiabers, chambers, with pri ACKSUN'S, Sti) conn. JOR REN 1—1110 L ST. N.W., SEVERAL LARGE ‘irst-class cool iiooms, with wood Tal tion, House kept ty 6 Paiiedsiphio Indy. | Xo n. Gent tiemen pred ols-18t*_ Fou BENT—DOUBLE PARLORS; ON FIRST ished, satisfuct ic; Dab ick Employment to Cali at District Employment As- Em " bia GALLERY: 450 Poavene EIT Si nl ieee tet sociation and seigiater for Situations in AB Ouy OF Cor oun. ee ; Fensonavic try free. Office, 1747 Pa ave. .W. ANTED—UMBRELLAS fe PARASOLS ket BENT—FUKNISHED OR K UNEUKNISHED a25-6t" Ps anc & TERE EE, 22.8 oth Rooms: south front; summer rates, 813 Let nw, V D—OOLORED COOK; FIRST-CLass. | *~ ri Maidend Weitress forsuiall family in-New ANTED-TO BUY FOR CAsH RODEREGED Fok RENT IOUT 187, TWO LARGE COMMENT. Zonk, Also White Lauudrest; family of tour. and live | ¥¥ aud Office Furniture, Btocks of Merchandise, such | [cs niurnished Rates Te ap25- Coutidental Address ALBERT, 408 10in st nw, ey: ANTED—FIRST~ cone heey gael ie a Atay. ze sod wages Wil be paid; also & Steady, In- quatrious Boy Who'wrives spucd band. ‘Address Hox Star o1 ep2o-3t* ap: SS BLE, BOY OR YOUNG LADY to Tend Sov ter Fountain at 1228 F Ww apl4- A apll im NTED—LaDIES TRY <I General Agent, ANIED—PARLOK FURNITURE, UPHOL- stered Mattresses made over; work dove in a nest and substantial manner. Slip Covers cut and made; ft guaranteed, C. NELSON, 1) “ORA! BLOBS a sure cure for feyuale diseases, sample tree, Aso Lady Ageuts to sell Dr, McGill's “Complexion Lotion.” Airs. F. A, BALLE’ 29P at ow, relerence requir. il Wart N ACTIVE MAN FOR EACH 8E = lary $75 to $100. to locally represent a successful N.Y Company incorporated to su; ply Dry Goous, Clothiug, Shoes, Jewelry, &¢, to consuiners at Also a Lady of Tact, salary #40, to enroll mem- (80,000 bow enrolled, $100, 0UU paid in), — ces exchanged. EMPIKS Cu-OPEKAL AS50- Cla: pane (credit weil rated), Lock Box 767, N. 27-m b} WEDS A COMPETENT WHITE WOMAN, middle sge preferred. 10 Act as Pastry Couk in 8 Summer Hote. not tar trom Washington, D, dress, with referenoss, W. ar offic V TANTED—LEAKNEKS FOR PROF. CHRIST- her's Interpational Tailor System; with ar ¥ inch rule or tape sueasure alone, as all scientific tailors cut; patterns aud materials cut and made and instruction maven by Mune. BJ. MESSER, 1403 HLL. ave, b1z-2m* cost. bei F 1 Wi W IT Wits Tate Lorense ites wil eam Curpet Cicaning at the old stand, 488 Maine = aw. Q Manage: Wr Strictest coutidence ry LYN corner Sth a atk oreair CARPET CLEANING AND Feathers Kenovated; tresses Made Over; Furniture Steamed and ‘Moths Destroyed. FH. YOUNGS, 1402 Pa ave, ‘Telephone Renovating Works; KNOWN THAT THE HEIRS OF AKTUS i NTED—PRIVATE LETTEK Titiiga to Revise, Correct By Ny A. ustitute, established i continue the business AN HER and oe arentecd , translations. Tez6-aw ‘Mat- 'c. per po ee doesftor one month, is for aale only by Wa Center Mar ile ‘Tabl mands Warranted a ry at per a ty is “jus 1 the sae tl sutep Ter iG Co elas BEST sees ine. pound. Cooking, 1d eae to wet strony dike ir —— eee williny cook, W re TED—AaT "kage Aa ERS — ened tor Cooks, Chamber Maid, Waitress, Laundresses aud Nurses, Seamstress; Mon ‘Waiers, Cooks, Coach- mau, Butlers. SAML. A, COOMBS, 926 F st uw. apZs-4i* BY A FIKST-CLASS 4 Maker, Work at Home or by tl COLOR, he di a] Mita! cy iY TO 1A M uinw arLowcst Rates on Real Estate A tew sums of $3,000 aud IN LARGE up HUTCHINS: BUL 3a AND er cent, TO LOAN IN LARGE Ok SMALL SUMS; BH. noe pee . ALL Security. 2035 Pa ave. ap Fen RENi—BRIGHT AND PLEASANT ROOMS on second floor; ulso que om third Soor; priv: moderate prices. 1017 1. if | pou BANT—2 DESIRABLE FUR) SIGHED Mg Booms, en suite with communicating bai Tonting south ;aiso 3 Uufurmished neokue om Od B all uewly paluted and papered. 907 M st, nw. aZ6-3* {OR Rooms at $6, $8 and $10 per month; with or board out tabu KE, BEAUT! secoud-story Rovuins, light andairy ; southers posur RENT HEE LARGE, LIGHT, AIRY with- 913 1 st. nw. ENT—A SUITE OF T a @x- eee room adjoining. 937 New York ave, F22 aN furnished or unturninbed now house; ache REN ROS Back ana dining room sud kitchen; cool tor Fates; mod. imps; adults preterred. 1619 = iT — LARGE FRON ROO aEpgED ee :only #10. Bt = Sree a age and One Sinall Rou, second Aeon, ay window: n. th; privs FIUST ¥LOOR, ‘Tont Parior, with bow windew, summer; sumer 19ih, at. Fon mended. X. politan Gini, Tieee, Hacdecese fhooes cating, oi 2TH Nicely eet aes Oss ehees exchanyed: )rivate tumily houseke KENT-CHEERFUL FURNISHED HOOMS, OF eu suite, with 3 References ex- ot “= apzo-6' NEAK METRO- communi 25-3t? aud = — stiun to light ui ug or caterer. Price $1 apz5-3t* 7OK Fat Gentiansn, VO ASth eee JOR Furnished Rooms, secon Parlor Bed Room, first ti jase f atl Baa at cw ED—Al ONCE—BY A G tar of TED—BY ee eee WITH A Keal Estate Firut or as Clerk in Lawyer's office; jdress . Star office, I N c YOU WANT MON jet princip Low Interest ou “Furniture, ‘and inter: 10 TO; lumbia. | DU! F. Cullinane & Co., aL08, ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT ON 10 EAL Estate in the District of BUTLEL, Successors to J. 100 TO LOAN ‘Horses, Wagons, Household hetgenreert other persoual pons A Payable im weekly or monthly f a WAS TEDIBE A GERMAN GIRL A ert aa hubileity.’ Box sy star office.” TO TN BO staw. easton s os MORE? 20 Loan jE sad SUIT ATS AND W Se ‘GOOD LAUNDRESS Sens Oper cont, 08.0, Oren erate eee dae pameionn te goed mtereees | aya ihe Arlington Pire'tas: Gore ofbeay red Virginia 2 : a. NE TO LOAN AT FIVE PER CENT ON AF. WV ANTED-BY ATYOUNG MAN OF Goon ap-| MONE FEMUR AT Eve Tange, amounts a Gress, twenty-one years of age, a Position in | syuyehe" TYLLE @ RUTHERFORD. Hotel, Stoke or Cotataiglou Hose: ida eood poumas | Maatg mae 307 Fat n.w -sseatape cianalincmnmsanen ONEY TO LOAN IN a age ON AE ‘ Teal fo n NTED_BY 4 FUUST-CLASS_ WOMAN COOK. — eae ERY F. VOX. sph private fauntly or first-clasa board siglo Mg20 Fret ae house, y for the summer, who thorouglly uhderataude er business and can take charge of the kitel id market, Address M.L., Star o! M' the District of ‘Columbia ; ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON wa gor REAL EsS- tate within ‘several bs COEED “OF SIXTEEN, | fmailamounis, which Ldesire to. pince iumediately: east Eee family: eum care ior one | \ayrent, Eve ot ute Geo. WE robe 7 se oF do gor ail family: Aret-class pee sees eee Ehcee “Addrewe W. 17 Vermout' Mot fotos CIT ones ‘A RESPECTABLE HALF-GROWN On approved real estate security. Wiite Gizl, s Situation to Assist in General 00d Builders’ Lous Toei made asLort notion House Work, Wait ou. the or Nurec., Call at BO WAKNER & 4001 Del. avé. me, where abe can be seen for these | ang.0m ge rg ANTED—THE PRESENT EMPLOYER WISHES to Find Situations for inan servant aud chamber: maid, colored. Cull for two days at 1721 K st. Must be on sums to suit ot 5 real estate in spl-im WEBAYE 4 LARGE SYMOF MONEY To LOAN cent interest i@ District HLL « SURSSTOM, 3 Pa ave. nw. W4NZtD-BY TWO COLORED WOMEN ‘one as "a ie ‘one as Nurse; ae ences. Ad- dress ae M BG. HENS! m15-3m ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL Sarare AT LOWEST Fates of interest alae on other approved security. 01 EUG. - “Sidr nn, 0 jour order will MUIGLNCH OF ICE m ‘May Bi ‘7th aud E nw, ye 1 Be tied with dinpaich. ‘apz6-6r" Waa GENTLEMAN FEOM, VIRGINIA, irty;two years of age, Postt 2 adress ¥ Vit ‘Firm; can furnish. iffice. ap: Paci x YOUNG WHITE Way, 4 8110- jon as Driver or Waiter, wher he will jal himast generally lly uastul, Address X3-2-, Star olices, a ec ees ANTED & SErUpxiONS FOX COMPETENT cin Nurses, ther cities and country. BUaNA ta 10 at NEDA ai 8 T F Wat TUATION BY. x xan co for an. inva u 2a ol rn fg] ue"p wy aa toad apse-Be y serene A A Pee AMERICAN FOURS ‘Man, a ‘Companion to tleman or or family tee cling: ‘Peat of pS as | Ae ESTATE INV! SLMENT-Sare 48 U8 . Insums of $1,000 bive e000, v00 t10 Essoge SDA mu LOAN TOS TELE 020000 I = ag trom $1,000 ome eke Eine betate GADSB} N sUM3s 1008 F st. new. aT 6 AND — CENT, ° REAL ESTATE IN THIS DISTRICT. g Corner 101 On Real Estate, THOS, E. WAGGAMAN. M' ‘In be is FROM €500 UPWARD, BOupEMax, ate. De w. eae ae J Rent bate AN A734 amet xagemue on =. ene ee A ingtalment ra PO pence Fos. ree YOUR | Jeers. ¥. H. 8M1i8 & SON, Bub Bate ‘Coachwen. NDO' Ty DD 10N' ae mes Cine Bivhiea Seateoe" | BARNA Lars thee ern es X AN EXPERIENCED STENOGRA: | BUN:IuUTFecawe ubpiiarienievesweae ae | pony 20 Star Token! WANTED—HOUSES & & LOTS. Wanen= rant — PARTIES Hal b jaar weit gentiews 437 witl 224. Fis RENT—NEW! with ae ith NICELY FURNISHED FRONT Room ap: TEREE NICELY ReNT—15 K BT. D BACK PARLOR, FIRST with use Of parlor; suitable for one or two oy, OF Man and Wile; GArs pase; terms Teason- LY FURNISHED ROOMS, 328 ee cs ROO! jgove; also second ead quindotory rooms, private family; references required JOR RENT—TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, — single oF en wuite, with or Without bourd; tise Single Room, 3d floor,” BUD Met ROR RENT—1725 @ sr. N.W., PLEASANT Kooms, with of without opposite the ne Department. thletic Club sue aaa War Forze RENT—THREE APARTMENTOOF I TW aaD geptly furnished, ree ToouLs el — private bath and closet | éle- t the WOODMON TL ‘cor ist t24-3m FOR RENT—FLATS. ated and itchen; no a japered rent rent low. ahi Belew FOR RENT- STORES, ‘and | end c! it jota ia Sil caah nile tae eur : Be "s unction, aud one sud one-balf mile from a Place stocked noe i above Alexandria view of che city and Pe’ a ACES, B BEAUTIFCLLY SITU. Fu for nas ‘Bunker aes ‘Guapel honda, near © University Hand, Mot ranch Kairos. KEDFORD W. WALKER, 1006 F st. rom. CounTR E wean’ Stiga" SLATION, A Splendid Cottace Uwellinyy con: about ten Touma ELL of excellent woer 8 at ¥ x4 cu we de and Fait those col pedtons toress of choice holcest of Bo ralla, pat 4 dans B, SALE—LOTS, AT ARDWICK } HiIGHTS, 50 sox cash, 5 per month, arenas ‘OB all caals Seo-ived util deed ie dee hy Ardwick Heixhte adjoin Ardwick station, § mules from Wash: B. &P. RE, pure water; fresh airund abundant shede and the the market. $15 per lot off for ced without ‘cost to purchasers, "Call for plot sud without cost to purchasers, jor plot particulars and secure 8 choice lot. THOMAS A MITCHELLS O34 F street, Wastuugwa, D. 0. x.. taken in the selection of lots for Ron-1 dent purchasers. se Be OR BALE—360 AC ‘RES, FIVE MILES NORTH OF Reysville, ob, Danville food ry Hichiuoud and lle KB, watered: would make an ¢ it place for stock ahd small fruits; there ise good dwelling house surrounded . beautiful here i an orchard of apple and peach trees just eeianite to bear: bad ob short notice Price #3, 000, 81,000. cash, and the jes on time to out purchase: taal juterest at 6 per cent aubuu. =* {OR SALE—300 ACRES, AND LIES ALONGSIDE, on the south, of above, This is asplen {id place 18 every — living water; 100 acres in herd's grass. with good fences lenty of wood; good sae, Trice @s.0Ut plent w society prt. cas! "Go! BB wiGH apz8-3t G 5 PH RENT—FOR SUMMER a LONGER, DE- sirable House: 7 room, cellar, outbuildings; fruit, good water; 4 acres of tnd: quarter mile trom eae av VANS, Vakton, V SALE. BS. SUBDIVISION PROPERTY AND COUNTRY SEATS ON ) METROPOLITAN BRANCH. Teall special attention to a Haudsume Country Seat aad Shock Furus of G00 meee on Bock Creek, 20 min- utes from ssficehville: 16, daily trains; 2 sulle trot ri vane ; bath bet aed sold oom Fs, reli fenced; watered, the ‘vowuai Fann “husenes! wi fine cultivation; Se qmiles irom siation; rou inodern, fine varus aud perfect state of oe Country Seat and Stock 2Y aces: fue stone warsion , 6 ville, properties of U0 acres and 173 acres, adjoining subdivision sold out per 34 acre.” Prices, uf sold at Sere. ies ‘York ave. Fe SALE — 1F YOU WISH TO PURCHASE A Home in the Country on AE a & ee call on us; we have some jOKoL RAMP: JeSLER, 639 F at. uw. apZu-3t TOK RENT Ce SALE —TaSOR 0 pod S01 ju euty of ground at Washingtou Grove, Mae” Apply to CH. UNDERW apzd-z1° Fe SALE—"W DOnmNtDen—119 ACKES, SUB- vided tecorded, st part. eu funting veatly obo mule ‘on'Bana’o. i at et Sle RoE, SALE— 60 ACHES OF LAND NEAR Bethesda, on ue Rockville Pike and the proposed electfic road to Lockville, Price ¢Z50 iS acre, + 4 verms. This is @5u aoe acre ong end ‘than the lands ad- Joining, A few <the ¢ purchases ou the sae Fond HU LOMINS, BULELE So. isu Pe So “per | Also, within Sve minutes’ walk of station near Rock. | Wirrccme Sick ete AP 5 SLE—BAY RORSE Feats Sone A juire at stable rear SEs pole sed FR sath ar and sound ouy $125, Inquire at Room 1. 100 vem leaving city. Can de N's ae tod 1300 6 st. nw. Tym cen wath Ae {OR S4LE—STOCK AND FIXTURES OF AWE estabushed Ly Biore wholesale and retail), slo ine ® Bice, busivess P% ag nod at ones, ler Good reasons Licenas ds {LiQuUke AND Wikbe, Btar ofiee FoR SAL = <Btire Contents of @ Gentleman's Stabl: sisting of 1 Landsoie Koan Horse, 6 years old. © Jent, tree, prompt driver, euitable for coupe, Lua. oF family Use, 4 find-bred Bay Mare, 6 years wentie, stands without tying, bas been weed by indees tae ab era) Serre! rotting Horeegosn tet bevter Yeap 2 1 Pouy, gentie.tor chudfen, uo vices or She coach house containe 1 elegant Bevery PRLunder Surrey. 2 | handsome Lop Busy Phaeton Bugwy perior Dayton Wass ay | Surrey, seate four cul slaren; 3 vets Bingle, 1 set Devwite ems, Carr re all made by disting: ew All will be sold us will be wiv Poved of quickly. “Apply te GMOUM et pry vear of residence 1301 K st. uw. OR ALEX DOUMIE Waiting DENK low sitting, in perfect order, boards. all Perfect, cherry wood, 4 L 5 @ Lady's Saddle, Bridie, hiding i Dust ‘measure and London ‘Mat, Carriage, $55. Address Box {OR SALE-BLACK AND TAN PiPPIES. quire at SCHMLD’S Bird Store, 317 120 JOK SALE D” FikiKis Veriety aud Notion Store; quod reason for = 1615 Sch straw |. OK SALE—A FINE ELETTE, COUPE, VK torts and Busy ; also a Fine Bay Mare and tlorse Three dete of Harmess, reason ior seiliug eoing out of business; will sell cheap; Private Stable. inquire 400 Rew Jersey ave ae from 11 am. to 3p ap26-3t* {OK SALE-UNTIL MAY 1, BY eanrr SUD. denly bereaved, Spring Hate, Wraps, €: to 86; Nive ‘CLINE Dresses, 8S to is adres stamp, Box 74, Star office. ey Se FOR SALE; ONE BAY HORSE. 26 HANDS Mico ' sound, kind and wentle, cheap, Can be seen at | SEres Cas 'D Livery Stable, lath A cur ALE-STYLIGH CARRIAGE TEAM. You Na, ‘an uuguly broken to aud goo iso two very haudsome cob’ te Dos NEM" S hablen, List between 10th and | OOK SALE-cor- i SURRE 4 mouths: or Mick Wtieel Sucre 1 perfect w (wo, will sell eituer low EVASS, 1 i Fo BALI and Whip, ail in excell-ut, comuitio | CoorER's Livery Stable, alley bet H andl sod 14th sta uw ape BSE sa (EAP—A BEAUTIFUL re city. single fouts, trots aud 606 Lith #t.nw, JOR SALE_—CHEAP — FIRST-CLASS Fire-proof Safe. bas combination jock good as new; baryain to sell at once to save storage: | me. Address Box 111, Star office | pro! sae A pase CHANCE Nearly new @600 Knave Square Fiano, in handsome huwewood Case, richly carved legs and Ivre, . aut condition, bavius Leen care uliy uses tone aud general appearance, Give years’ euatauter | cab be bought for the sucrihiced price of oniy 6200 | cas including handsome emurvidered cover aud stool, ‘Cai be seen a Tis HANO EXCHANGE Ww ARFROOMS, 913 Pennsylvania ave, SAD. hyv6t desirable lade.’ <widier in the Sallopa Call or address apzs as aate-aT HYATTSV: cation, iwgoney ILLE, MD. FINE LO- Frame Dwell.us, newly enlarged Bud reucvated ; be sold ou very easy terme; $3,000. WAKNER & Co. w6n) (ap26-4t) O16 F st. now. i BALE—CHOIGE 1 LOTS AT WEST END PARK, Rockville, on Darnestown ‘opposite ew Louses ; near Hen circle; offer wauted. a T SS ee FO SALE OR RENT-AT COLLEGE 7 mules from city ou Wash. brauch B&O. te &- Foor Cottage for $1,800, or rental of of @1z per moth: of 7 sh rar Fol piste per mouth. G. i. EVE at ‘ MORES. OF aa capital on sliver office. = JOR SALE_—AT A BARGAL 40 acres improved ; 5 mies frow i ross. ‘Address W.D., BARGAIN. sux poe aE COUN THY PROPERTIES a 3 7. Babarben Lote < y Senta, Farms, ess Properties, &c. CALVERT & Co., Boom 7, 1010 F st. n.w. ap25-lm* FE SALE—A zit onaes FARM OF OF 200 © acne ox miles cellent conditions ths larye and well- aut trick dwell. ing, 12 rooms aud se ares. with water and heated i steam, (by Cusa. G Bail & Son), is worth the price asked for the place, $16, neighborhood ; healthy location; photograph, of dwelling st eee’ . F. XU epz5-st i MMER MONTES—NEW va romanend bath, located in awrove, West Dwelli End Park, Kockville, Md. also’ G-room Cottage cen- {rally located in Rockville. Mrs. VEIRS, Rockville, JOR SALE— 135 ACRES—ADJOINING 1 northwest city limits of Baltimore: ik: oboe will sell for $4: Fa: SALE—AT AMME DALE STATION, THIK: miles from the the city, ty, Righty Acres Of Land iaid of in Fine Buik one acre and up- wards at wo stew si ye ale t other localities tee ses sale on long ap24-6t* FS SALE — 375 ACRES IN THE ie VILLAGE OF Boyd's, on Metropolitan Branc in fine of cultivation; weil watered and t and will subdivide pro! ably 11 dwellings ou prem ises. Price per acre $250. Also 170 Acres 14 mil trom the station ; 2 o1 Z tenement houses aud Kane fine tunber. Per acre 8:30, Also 212 Acres mule from station, reek, Per re #2 WakNen & Con irre 016 Fst bw. FOE sabe — BY FISH & MILLER, 1215. F a Acres of Land on Sprinz’ bet and ath eta: this tract 1s most eligibiy located tor subdivision and is a rare cpportmnity for invesment, Price very low for property wi . suture. raed SALE-ONE OF THE BEST PIECES OF property in Frederick City. Elegantly built and Bnished brick dwelling: 10 rooms. gas aud water all through the d photog:aph @t our office, ayia a Wak Ek & CO, 916 F st. nw. I IF | SALE—FINE LOT Or CaLaDiUM Diu Bulbs asa wugle plant. For lawus r borders it bas no superior; } cova arn Price per bulv, 15, boot ni sumouly’ eal 9 aid 9 conta 317 2adh et hw SE, QUIET To KIDE AND years old, good bunter; aleo set of andem Brass-mounted Kusset Har Single aud Set Less, nearly vew, Saddles, &c., the property of Mr Arthur Herbert. teeta ‘On view at os memes STABLES wr" and N sta, Uli noon dai Forse SALE—ELLIOTT HICKORY SAFE Tike 42 oF, tetloman most, dun nt contest Prriding Whee's iuade, Fe i: SALE_JUST ARRIVED FROM SOULHWbsT Virginia Twenty Head of Fine Youu Horses among them are Fine Sadi Draft, Horses, as ony Fe SALE—35 FOR MUSIC BOX: ENTIRELY Feng en ast tuported: plays 12 aire: wearly 2 ivet jong aud ins tune idicator and barp aither: ells fot 86U. Address SW 155. star office. epls-d KR SALE—ORGANS! ORGAN NE ORGAN, four sets f reeds, highly decorated top, Frenet. iuirrors, @05. Guaranteed for Give years HUGO WACH & C0. 925 7th at, Solmer 0 Agente Fi BALE TMANU RE-S00 LOADS WELL nOT- Horse Manure at 13th st. SOT *adrese _apl6-2w ae 20th and F Sts, now. Fe SALE—CANARIUS, MALES AND FEMALES. Breeding Cages, Parrots &c.; Gold Fishes, Giubes Fish Food, Spratt's Doy Medicines. #15-lm* SCHMID's Bird Store, 317 12th stn, FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE AT 8. BENSINGER'S HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR, #40 Loulmana avenue. ‘The largest and most complete stock of Carrisces, Phaetous, Buywies, Wagons, Harn cousisting of Coupes, Coupe Kockaw: tension Top and Canopy Barouche, Extensi Ruder Surrey. Juup-seat Carriages, Doct. Fosctous, Top. and no 10p Buxsies, Speeding Wagons, Paucy Delivery. Grocers’ £xpress, Butchers’ and Mila Waco, speeding, Koad aud Fouy carts Ful line of Siagle aud Doubic Harness at the wost reasonable prices Dole agent for the city for the Courtland Wagon Co.'s Pine Carriages, Bugyies aud Spring Wagons, ap14-lia FO8, SALE SBARGAINS IN SQUAKE PIANOS from 200, upj, @> hd 810, payments: incre dis count for cash, 7 oa = tor tunnvesed: fireaisa'& Bach F2 i SALE—ALL LATEST STYLE Cut-uuder burreys, Buxwies and Pia Wrenn & bons’ hand-made work & specialty, work, low prices. Carruyes taken ou storage, GRLGOKS, ow aud hew Ne Jork ave, ae apS-Sm Fes, BENT, Q8, BAe aT BLADENSBURG. Corner House; 10 rooms, «' {0k SALE—AT BLADENSBULG—7 ACRES WITH S-room dwelling; all outbuildings aud well wood truck farm. $2,000. Apply to, SOHN 472 La ave, ap24-lu® RB BENT GLENELLEN, COUNTRY HOUSE, 9 Kitchen and wash-ho' tached ; two Penn, eve, b.w, after 5 p.m. FE SAbE-58 ACRES OF LAND ND NEAR 7 TUN. ‘of Pairvie law road, 1m. ‘through hich nett ve. ~ e a A Bround bas scld at €5,000 per acre. Bcaageaet on easy ‘Five per Se hace ou deferred Piel eruer’ i SALE 108 ACKES VALUABLE LAND, NEAR et. Branch B. & 00 rom sation, it bd Se LPH WATKINS, Der: wood. Monteomery County, Ma. or OD. LUCKETT, 935 Fst ow. a7 Foie BOUT HAL? © OF STORE 605 77H ST. OP- Inquire ou premisas, preiises. Wa. Rebenres. Moausotuntye ewelee ase.Se Cet eae eA pace 718 13th st, n.w. + Spee POE BENTCSTORE AND CELLAR, 1424 ply Fis! ia. jegant; revt $85 per mont ui &'CG., 1524 F st. Feu nT ae spl-im FOR RENT-—STABLES. Fas gg ae — Tt Spermou re Tocwe, 1303 F et, PERSONAL = | Eee fees her JOR SALE—HANDSOME NEW PAKLOR ORGAN; one of the stock we sdvertised so low; solid, walnut case. tops: with IMaker's umrantes; $41. we Le LIFE, O44 11th wt nw. JOR SALE—CARRIAGES, WAGONS AND BUG fics on eaay Lerws: 100 perhne pete Mt, Georretown, D.C. & JAKE! OE a FULL VALUE opvex. t xew Fine in cacbane Biaba Unt Grito, blancs D iuonthly ore ¥. G. SMITH, 1225 Pa. ave. OK BALE—THE “OTTO” GAS ENGINE uh ail dance y OST—SATURDAY EVENING BETWEEN ter og awe and 703 ‘the same to y BETWEEN 1313 N ST. X.W. AND 1017 2 Brows coutsiuing two ke chansve und eye! Mewerd for ft retura.s5 tue Lis 1313 Net a OST—FROM 9 907 i, ST. XN. lites ‘ Taady. A YOUNG PUG. tun teenie cow. ison Lo, 10, REWARD —DIAMON: ~ Sto Rotura 10.18 Lith st ae, “h cao APRIL 3 18eu, A Soe en ‘pasa Se eae oa te ees 14th stu. Serer ee ‘OVP; to 1027 bouth Cajdtol st. aw. Sean $1. NEWLY FURNISH aceite hb, eats