Evening Star Newspaper, April 30, 1890, Page 2

THE SOCIAL MATTERS. The Brilliant Levee at the White House —Personal Notes. Several thousand people attended the Presi- dent's levee last evening, and it was the best managed of the four receptions. The drawing rooms wore their usual aspect of floral festivity and flowers were ased in the decorations that are seldom seen. Fragrant wall flowers cov- ered a mantel in the blue parlor: great clumps of palms and tall bushes of snow balls and lilac stood in the angles of the rooms. The Presi- dent aud Mrs. Harrison were assisted in receiv- ing by Secretary and Mrs. Windom, the Postmaster General and Mrs. Wanamaker, the Secretary of the Interior and Mra Noble and Secretary and Mrs. Rusk. Behind the line, Mrs. McKee was the hostess, ‘The guests of the house were Mrs. Bergland and Miss Clapp of Boston. Others behind the line were Lieut. and Mrs. Andrews, Miss Rusk, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Wight, Dr. Scott, Mr. and Mrs, dae. Cropper, Mise Minton of New York, Miss rs. and Miss Scidmore, Mrs. A. J. Halter and Prof. and Mre. J. C. aes Mr. Coffin, Prof. W. W. Rogers and Messrs. W. 8. Smith of Chicago, Mr. George Deane, the Misses Halstead, Mrs. and Miss Norris of St. Lous, Mrs. Ernst, Dr. Corey, Rev. and Mrs. Fullerton, Miss Bachelor, and about 10 o'clock the Vice President, Mr. Batcheller and Baron de Struve came in from the dinner party given in honor of the Vice President, At 11 O'clock the Presidential party left the blue room to go up stuirs, wlaking the circuit of the rooms through two solid walls of people, They were followed by the invited friends, Up stairs tes, bouillon, sandwiches, and cake were served. Mr. J. Robert McKee has gone to Indian- apolis. > Mrs. and Miss Miller were unable to attend the President's reception last evenmg on account of the illness of the Attorney General. Mr. and Mrs. J. Kerney Warren of New York Will leave the city tomorrow for the north. Mr. and Mrs. Warren will close their K street house here and go in the early summer to THE BALLOT BOX FORGERY. Mr. Butterworth Tells a Cincinnati Witness That He is Lying. The special House committee on the Ohio ballot box forgery assembled again this morn- ing to take the testimony of Lewis A. Bode of Cincinnati. Witness, during his testimony, said he was called here, he presumed, because he had told Mr. Pryor that it was singular that Mr. Butterworth had said that he had not spoken with Tom Campbell for eight years, when he (witness) had seen him in Campbell's office in 1887. Wood was also in the room, but was not talking with Mr. Butter- worth, A ballot box wason the table. There were several other persons inthe room. Wit- ness assumed that they were there to dis- cuss the ballot box matter. Mr. Butterworth, who was it in the committee room, exclaimed: “You are lying from beginning to end.” The witness was anxious to go home at the conclusion of his examination, but Mr. Butter- worth insisted that he remain in the city until he could examine his testimony. Mr. Butterworth then took the stand and de- clared under oath t! there was uot a single word of truth in Bode’s statement. THE TESTIMONY CLOSED. After the conclusion of the examination the committee in secret session decided that it would close the record and take no more tee- timony, The Cosmos Club Art Exhibition. Last evening the assembly rooms of the Cosmos Club were thronged with visitors, The rooms have been converted for the present week into an art gallery, in which are hung many specimens of the work in oil and water colors of Washington artists. The exhibition, which is highly meritorious, is given under the direction of the art committee of the club— Messrs, A. G. Heaton, W. H. Holmes and Rus! Europe for the season. This trip will make the twenty-seventh time they have crossed the Atlantic and neither of then has ever been sea sick. Mrs. Allan McLane gave acharming luncheon today for seventeen of her friends. The guests were Mra. Seaton Schroeder, Miss Biddle, Mrs, Duncanson Kennedy, Mrs. Griffith, Miss Wor- den, Miss Helen Myer, Mra. Edward Golds- borough, Mra, Cropper, Mra. C. C. Glover, Mrs. Henry Harrison, Miss Emory, Miss Myer, Mrs. Jeoffrey Parsons, Mrs. Chaa, C. Nott, Mrs: Chas. E. Hager, Miss 5. P. Lee and Mra. Sid- uey Staunton. Mrs, S.H. Kauffmann and Miss Kauffmann have fssued invitations for a tea on Saturday at No. 1421 Massachusetts avenue, frota 4 to % Miss Anna Ralston of Norristown, Pa, is with her sister, Mrs. W. W. Flemming, 1741 Q Street northwest, Mr. C. A. King and Miss Fannie King of New York are the guests of Mrs, Heber Gerow of Capitol Hill. Miss Rock of Brooklyn, formerly of this city, and Miss Shryer of Cumberland are the guests of the Misses Draney, 430 M street northwest. Miss Lucy Herndon of Fredericksburg and Miss Daisy Hampton, daughter of Senator Hampton, are at the Metropolitan fora month. Mr. Walter L. Kidwell, a clerk in the Rich- mond and Danville offices, was married this morning to Miss Nettie May Crook of Alexan- dria by the Rev. Dr. Corey of the Metropoli- tan M.E. Church. ‘After the ceremony they left for Asheville, N.C. The Viola Social Club gave their last compli- mentary hop of the season at Washington Hall Monday evening. which proved a suc- cess under the management of Mr. J. T. Ellett, Who was ably assisted by Messrs. D. A. Clancy, W. H. Lydick, W. C. Davis, C. H. Raeder, C. B. Tomlin, F. W. Richardson, B. Abeil, F. Basim, A. B. Bishop and W. M. Lauxman. Miss Mamie McElwee, of 1423 T treet, has @one to Denver for the benefit of her health. Miss Lucy Cleborne, daughter of Medical Director C. L Cleborne, arrived this morning from Norfolk and is visiting Mra, Theodore D. Wilson, 1631 16th st. Hon. Jobn A. King gave a dinner at Worm- fey’s last night in honor of Vice President Morton, the guests invited to meet the Vice President being Sir Julian Pauncefote, Baron de Struve, Justice Blatchford, Senators Alh- son and Evarts, Assistant Secretary Batcheller, Hon. John A. Kasson, ex-Gov. Carroll, Presi- dent Welling, Admiral Franklin, Commodore Ramsey, General Parke, Mr. John McLean and Mr. Henry Pellew. Mr. Casper W. Whitney, editor of the Week’s Sport of New York city, accompanied by his wife, arrived here today’ to attend the meeting of the Dumblane club and tosee Washington in its spring suit. The Supreme Court Building. To the Editor of the Evextxe Star: The bill that has passed the Senate to pro- vide for the purchase of a site for the Supreme Court of the United States 1s one which ought to receive the early and favorable considera- tion of the House. Itis not at all creditable to previous Congresses that a tribunal so highly Gignified and important as the Supreme Court, the head of the judiciary system which forms one of the three great branches of the national government, has been left for more than a century without a separate and appropriate building for its use. Public sentiment favors _— courts of justice with costly and <—— buildings. Many tribunals, both national state, of inferior rank in all parts of the cone have been provided with edifices for their special use worthy of their high func- tions. As the official quarters of an independent branch of the government to the proposed building ought to be one of the most magnifi- cent in the capital, it should not only sccom- modate the Supreme Court with its consulta- tion rooms and its great law library, but it should also contain space for the Department of Justice, for the Court of Claims, for the Supreme Court of the District of Co- lumbia, for the international claims commissions, and for international arbitra- tion courts, which are now so universally demanded by the public sentiment of the civil- ized world, and for which quarters will doubt- less often be wanted in Washington in future. Such a building is needed as a matter of econ- omy, for the government has for years been paving out large sums for the rent of build- ngs for the use of international commissions and conferences, The work of furnishing a worthy design for the proposed Supreme Court buiiding is one which will afford a splendid opportunity for the dis- Pay of the genius of an American architect, tis tobe hoped that the opportunity may call forth something original — grand fom 4 may mark the beginning of a new and better ra ip the architecture of the national capital, Ww. —_-_ KEMMLER’S 3 LEASE OF LIFE, Writ of Habeas Corpus Granted and the Execution Postponed. Tt was stated in yesterday's Stan that Will- ian Kemmiler’s lite has been prolonged by the granting of a writof habeas corpus by Judge Wallace of the United States circuit court in Auburn. The ground laid for the allowing of the writ is that the manner of the proposed execution—by electricity —is in violation of the Constitution of the United States. The writ, which is made returnable June 6 Bext, is addressed to Warden Durston of the Auburn prison, in which Kemmler is con- Sued and in which the electrocution was to have taken place this week, probably to- day. The document commands the warden to have the “body of William Kemmler, by you imprisoned and detained, as it is said, together with the time and cause of such im- Pprisonment and detention by whatsoever Bame the said William Kemmler is called or charged. before the circuit court of the United States for the northern district of New York. to be held at Canandaigua on the Tith of June at 10 o'cl in the morning.” Roger M. Sherman, attorney for Kemmler, based his application for the writ on the eighth amendment to the Constitution of the United States, which provides that “Excessive bail shall not be required, nor excessive fines im- —- nor cruei and unusual punishments in- When Warden Durston informed Kemm) of bis new lease of life the murderer was a long time in comprehending its import, and then merely remarked, “Oh, I feel easier Bow.” —— ——+e+ —_____ Large Majority for Revision. The New York Independent this week pub- lishes returns from 193 presbyteries in the Vote on revision of the Westminster confession offaith. Of these 127 have voted for revision, 61 against ‘ision and 5 have not voted at all are yet 20 presbyteries to be heard a nearly one-half of which are in foreign —+e+—____ Casper H. Burgess, at one time bishop of the Roman Catholic diocese of Michigan, is dying the St Augustine deanery, in Kalamazoo, ich., from a stroke of paralysis, Harvard intends to erect s monster club house for the use of all clubs connected with that university. It wali cost abouts $75,C00, ~~ Marshall ——_.—___ “Fought With the Johnnie Rebs.” “I am a soldier, sir, asoldier of the old school, sir, and one who fought with the Johnnie rebs, and Iam proud of it, sir; but I want & permit to lay up at the poor house for about two weeks until I collect myself to make another start in life.” The speaker was a tall, gaunt individual with a flowing mustache andscantily clad, His face was the picture of desolation and despair and his eyes were bloodshot from frequent en- deavors to put down ali the strong drink he came in contact with. His audience was Sec- retary Tindall and aStan reporter. The doc- tor informed him that the Commissioners had ceased giving permits to the alms house, and hat he would be required to get a permit from lice department, “There it goes again, sir, sending me to ruin and degradation. If I'apply to the police fora permit to go to the poor hveso they will send me tothe work house, me, a resident of the District of Columbia for fifty years, a confed- erate soldier, an officer and a civil engineer, sir. Me, who once knew what it was to float around the city ina — team, am obliged to apply to the city for a plse e to sleep and re- gain my lost powers, It isa shame that I have to doit andI feel the warm southern blood rise within me as I apply to you, sir, for a per- mit. But I su; a you are right and have to follow your id the Lord only knows what will potas poor m With that the ex-soldier, civil engineer and resident of the District of Columbia took his departure, eee Von Bulow as a Pianist. The piano recital af Dr. Hans von Bulow yesterday afternoon in Albaugh’s Theater was one of the most notable events of the musical year in Washington, His program yester- day had that distinct historical tendency of which he is so fond. It carried his hearers from Bach to Liszt by way of Beethoven, Schubert and Chopin. It wasin the Beethoven that he was heard at his greatest. Musicians are noteven yet agreed as to many phases of Dr. von Buelow’s work as an interpreter of the piano classics, for the fons of his genius is not such as to carry all before it in a heat of enthusiasm. But there isa lofty musical qual- ity, a logical power, an absolute clarity in bis exposition of a great and thoroughly consist- ent conception that is nowhere more convine- ingly apparent than im his Beethoven Playing, in which lie his deepest sympathies, most owerful grasp of great things, Those who faa 1m von Buelow a lack of tenderness and of poetic fancy might have been given their answer in the treatment which the two Schubert selections received at his hands, distinguished as they were in so eminent degree by these qualities, It is as to von Buelow's Chopin playing that the chief differences of opinion will be noted, aud indeed there are not afew attributes of it that seem curiously at variance with what he elsewhere exhibits, In the matter of tone von Buclow's playing is too frequently marred by stridency and harshness, though on the other hand there is many a beautitul con- trast of effect through dynamic gradation aud & wonderfully elaborated use of the pedals. It does not impress his hearers with « gr technique, but it is solely because of the promi- nence given to the intellectual and the emotional in bis playing, and because of the immeasurable distance this great artist is re- moved trom everything that pertains to the Virtuoso, One rouses almost with « start to discover on occasion, as in the fervent rendering he gave to Lisz! danza” etude, the extent and power of his manual facility. Yesterday, at least, it showed scarcely a trace of the damaging effects of a long concert tour. GEOR ‘uowN. Ar Last.—Men are at work on M street repairing and cleaning that thoroughfare, which has been in a terrible condition since the lay- ing of the big water main, The laying of the track of the uncompleted portion of the Tenley- town railroad is also in progress, TEMPERATURE AND CoNDITION OF WATER aT 7 A.M.—Great Falls, temperature, 62; condition, 10. Receiving reservoir, temperature, 63. Con- dition at north connection, 13; condition at south connection, 36, Distributing reservoir, temperature, 63. Condition at influent gate house, 19; condition at effluent gate house, 36. putas aacsaiite OUR MARYLAND NEIGHBORS. The Real Estate Boom at Rockville— Montgomery County Grange, Ete. Correspondence of Tuz Evgnine Stan. Rocxvitie, April 29, This evening a party of Washingtonians, con- sisting of Mesers. John A. Prescott, L. 8. Chap- man, Fred W. Pratt, Dr. Morton and ©. Gra- bam, architect, arrived at this place for the purpose of invpecting the improvements made on the farm recently purchased from Mr. Robt. W. Carter, adjoining this town on the south. In company with several of our prominent cit- igens the party were driven over the place in carriages and were much pleased with the lo- cation of the streets and avenues, which have recently laid, and which have been named as follows: New York avenue, Har- rison avenue, Maryland avenue, Round Top circle, Southwick circle, Cleveland avenue, Grant avenue, Edgewood road, Iowa avenue, Waddington circle, Monroe, Washington, Argyle, Adam and Monument streets ae Lake Shore drive, the latter surroundin, acres. The streets and avenu rage width of 65 feet. The peste Pwillin in ashort time commence erection of two large dwelling houses and are confident that at Jeast six more will be built during the sum- mer. At Halpine station, out of 155 lots, all eee sold during the past ten days ex- cept ‘Rt the recent mee’ of the Montgomer: members and visitors. Messrs, Asa M. Stabler, Jas. B. Alger and W.B. Brown, a committee ap- pointed at the last meeting to examine the ac- counts of the ty bed fom Grange nak Noy Go ported that they found ev rir cellent order, with the asians es seen ‘a good footing and with every prospect of future success, The executive committee were in- structed to take ie ae = the co-operation of the county commis- ners, The dedication of St Gabriel's eat Falls 1, Church near EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, soo The Trotting at Bennings, WANTED--HELP. ___WANTED--HOUSES. D. C.. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 1890 ___FOR RENT—ROOMS. COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. nings track yesterday was won by Harry C. in | WANTS>ORY A PIEST. ‘aetna igs three straight heats, The 2:30 race was won in | Het nw.” a ae & A ea ee third WAxTED—4T AT ONCE, Ses GOOD DRESS a nw. oor, w Pm DO Wasim apne rn Penge ts grail tire Gal Tp. 17 Massachusetts ave, n. three heats by Maud. The pacing race, 2:28 class, was won by Dick C., but it resuiredsevess bests to settle it. —_—_—— The City Birds Win. A hundred or more men gathered in an old shed a few hundred yards back from the river at the Virginis end of the Long Bridge yester- | be day afternoon to witness a cocking main be- WASTED TWO, FARM HANDS, RECOM- tween W: and Ws county, Md., | ment 1527 oe Some arse ‘aber birds,nine battles to be fought, with $200 on the Wattle tnd Sie WOMAN May 70 ‘COOK, WASH main and $20 on each en, it, Mr. Dick Work: good wage home" Abpiyst 820, gis Lee coached the city bi ‘and Pat Carroll of eT aa Se CuOK, eae ‘Washer an ref ust — britere — ferences required ; 1m WASTED-AN EXPERIENCED COOK, WAITE Gonesey Bored, of any, Dationality; settled Woman: for Once, 1204 Q st, corner 13th. ee managed the count Time was called at 2o'clock and the fighting throughout was plucky,the result being five vic- oe bo the oly birds and four for the coun- fowl —_—__—. Free Transportation given to those who restigate the merits & WASTED. RESPECTABLE COLORED GIRL wish to invest Avalon Housework ; thing about cooking; store. 1100 Frat oe ANTED—aT ae Witte age ot bars neh GOOD FRAME ‘must understand so! reference and a apply 3 yin band B sts, n.w. FASTEDCE 8 ScAGKEMIRE A TUBNE! Wx H. McK sews Dany Lerme Nos Heer, SAGEM TSE Trade ‘The rain last Thursday and Friday tly interfered with our “Stock- Wi er STENCED Ce a Pruning Sale.” consequently we shall offer tomorrow double the usual quan- tity of “Odd Sizes," “Broken Lote” and Single Garments in Jackets, Wraps, Cloaks, Suits, Wrappers, Children's Reefers, Cloaks, Suite, &e. buyers are reasonably sure of picking up ® number of extrac: banesins, Remember the day—tomorrow, Thursday. GLOVES.—13 pairs 4-button Black Buede Gloves with colored embroidered Deck, sizes 536, 58, 6 and 6% Re- duced from $1.50 to 50c. 11 pairs 4-button Black Dressed Kid Gloves, colored embroidered back, sizes 534 and 5%. Reduced from @2 to 50c. ‘28 psire 5-button Dressed Kid Gloves, pinked wrist, in Tans and Grays, sizes 534, 5% Gand 64, Reduced from $1.55 to@l. 14 pairs 12-dutton Length Bleck Mousquetaire Gloves, with fancy em- broidered back, sizes 5%. 6, 634 and 634. Elegant quality. Reduced from §2.50 to 61.50. MEN'S GLOVES.—Men’s Fine Quality Eid Gloves, in Black and Opera Shades, W: TED_-FOUR ExrrumasouD GiaDE = for ly, this evenit & i row ‘morning Uetween 8 aha Perciock GOOLE | 627 ANTED A WOMAN TO DO THE agus Waa ‘Small Family. Appiy at 1630 — ANTED—A PARTY WITH $2,000 = a Wiktures Panne ‘Article that can be_mae mas s staple ss flour; big profit; no loss, addres sTArLE office, p30-3t* ANTED — A CARI E Wie ‘Baad Dane Pain = = Wass ‘AGED LADY (WIDOW Pa bye rm ons fora Poa = Econ Renegenteennet busi- Aopiy Thursday afta e424 oth news 10, Supt, office, 424 5th new. WAS D—AS ’ WHITE BOY TO QEERATE ante wages $10 per ino. 904 Paav.® Wane | WHITE WOMAN FOR GENERAL igionne, Work in & private family. A good home to arty. Address Mrs: STLNGE. eta | N ‘ED—GOOD SETTLED COLORED WOMAN Weer ee jash and Iron; must stay nighte, Cy Pu eee N TED-AT, “ONCE-& GIRL FOR LIGHT Housework Care of i'wo Children; no cooking and no no washing Apply at 20 Kat, n.w. 1t* sizes 7. 734. 7%, 8, 83g and 9. Reduced Want GOOD STRONG BOY ABOUT 16 from $1.25, $1.50 and §2 to 50c. or 17 years old, to work in # grocery store, one MEN'S TIES — Men's Black Fine Tegan coe acpting mest. Apply sb ones to I. English Silk Ties, widths % 1 and 1% Poe c= inch, at exactly haif price, viz: 50, 75, 88.. und $1.25 to 25, 37, 44 and 62c. LADIkS' LISLE THREAD HOSE AT ALMOST HALF PRICE,—Black, Navy and Cardinal, J ANTEL—AN ACTIVE YOUNG SALES: Bhoe Store at 1024 7th et.; reterence, ap2¥. WANTED EXPERIENCED BOY 1 P FAC tory. | Address, ior two days, Box 57, Star office. NTrD—FIRST-CLASS Bova MEAT OUT- 1 lot from 56¢, and 65¢. to 37c. a a Ofice B, 1 lot from 75¢., 88, and 1 to 0c. Farm aud Dairy i Bost wanes pood pea highest wages sug tig ad her ties, jou BURN TAM SL T0unw. a me Skirt Hand whe Uuders These Hose, being light, fine quality ing; re ¢ first-class need apply, Apply Eee 12th of Lisle, are particularly desirable just at ew, ANT TED—15 OR 20 GOOD, BRIGHT, eS Bow Vi 1VE LADIES’ UNDERWEAR GREATLY ¥8, frou 15 to 18 oe ant for ligt t work in greenhouses at C. STRAU: adensbare REDUCED.—We have filled s counter- full of Balbriggan and Merino Underwear t Mt, Olivet josmeterye ED—TWO EXPERIENCED SHO. paid. A and marked the 50c. gra@e 40c., and the balance at about half price. Well worth Pde men; the best of wages ddreas SHOES A, looking over. z es LADIES’ SUITS REDUCED.—Four ‘D — Wate aatao Soaks ences and salary expected. W. 3" DER- ing. state refer. Ladies’ All Wool Fancy Cluth Suits, in ‘Star office, light and dark colorings, sizes 34 and 'TED—WOMEN ‘COOK TO $60 36. Reduced from 825, $27.60, $32 Wares Maids, COURS, g10 100 Cooks, an1 £33.50 to $15. Waite: ¥ Coachmen, Gurdeuers, Farm and ‘Two ladies’ Cioth Suits and 1 Fancy Dairy, Kite en Pantr: 4 aids. this city and re- Clius Silk Suit, sizes 32 and 34. sorte, DICK’S AGENCY, 613 7th st. n.w. apzs-6t* duced from 825, 826 and $27 to $18. WRArPERS.—Four Ladies’ Fancy ‘Wool Flannel Wrappers, im rich warm co orings, sizes 34, 36 and 38, Reduced from 87.50 and 88 to €6.50. CORSETS.—About 21 pairs reduced from $l and $1.25 to 75c., and from 1.50 and $1.75 to $1. CHILDREN'S AND MISSES’ SUITS AT A GREAT SACRIFICE. —Thissaieo:- te:sanexcellent opportunity to buy @ C..th Suit for school and vacation wear tor Bout the cost of the material alone. 14 Children’s One and Two-piece Cloth Suits, in medium and light effects. ‘Bizes 6, Sand 10 years. Wi 3.25 to Wanrepaaanee PORTERS TO DRIVE Delivery Teams (retain; must be experienced aud give references, with full address of ‘applicant, in order to secure an interview. Address W-U. office. ANTED-SETILED WHITE WOMAN (TO GO to the country tur the suinmer) ty Cook, Wash and Iron ies family. Call at1718N ANTED—A STEADY COMPETENT GIKL TO do General Housework tor a family of two. Ra 8t 430 10th si.u.w. ap29-st TLEMAN WITH MODERATE ‘emouut of money as Secretary of Insurance ose y BOW orxaniziug. ress KEMUNEKA tar office. apz WARSZED-4, good wg TAILORESS, APPLY. AT once at 717 E st. 3. a29-2t° »D- L ‘MAY 15—CARE OF ISHED the summer by ayouns couple; willing to inal jrent; best of IU, Sear cde. wrSORt" Se PAY ¢ CASH FOR BRICK HOUSE improveme betysen Land'h 4thand four sa. ote. 2. Bot 95,000: from o1 Me: Wi ANTED=I HAVE IN MY HANDS FOR INVEST. Improved or Unimproved quite s Large Sum of Money Gwante agains eel | must state the lowest price. AP ‘ap20-10t 1326 Fst. ANTED-IN THE NE. E, SMALL Houses for immediate c' at pl an ees ustome: cau sell ay want none except from owners GEO. % SoitDax. 1417 F st, ‘apz4-6t | WANTED—COUNTRY BOARD, yo fy eg! oe amp agente sod Titheie aw “Address zc | WAS A NTE BY = chideen yiling AND ith board; —— Feese ED-STORY 1 FRONT ROOM TO “arene RENT— HANDSOMELY zy Fos sane toe .% pen ee a st 008 East Oapitoley ey Furnished apso-3t* 620 6th ata Pee A THEE NICE USFURNISH beth and range: price dis hei eure me Wikzer 2 THREE LADIES AND TWO GEN- ‘tlemen, Country Board for summer; near ci snd convenient to HK, wistions ‘Takoma SELECT, Star office. a29-3t" Forze T—BY PRIVATE FAMILY, HANDSOME ‘asd delightful Rooms ar xan floor, single or Suite of two or more; private bath; also = ;SUmmer terms; 91) 18th st nw. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS Wend ernd ion Oar TYPRWRITER IX ISwest price, 22... Starotica Sy ANTED—TO SPORTSMEN ANY ONE ‘ONE HAVING a Bull ae rom 30 to 35 pounds’ misc which Weta SS eSs MEDIU: Seek Comtiege tice, Call iM. on J. H. GHEEN, pores RB RENT—1 Fre ty * RA 4 FURN, Frong Fuse 730) BUST. NW, NEAR METRO- politan Ciub, first floor: handsomely furnished; Also Single Room ; gentiemen only. ra RENT—TWO | WELL-F) FURNISHED py ‘mear Pension and Printing Offic month Address Mra. Va Star office. Oe tad die Fee RENT—THREE ELFGANT ROOMS, SE floor; one @ parlor; private family; SEETG EUBOBARE mea location ‘and 5 Price. | or Ts Saar T office. ANTED aergiCHO SAFETY, BIGFGLE_FOR Lady or Gentleman; for 00d as new wi pay $75 cash, Address LEE H STANDS, City Post Bios acest double corner house; sou and gent fron i Feferences required. 110. 2 ‘woe Fos.8 BENT — TWO coma IN s UNFUR- t floor; folding doors, closets, or eumet; also Basement Koors, DOR RE! TS Four UNFURNISHED ROOMS and Bath; allon second floor; no children. ataw. Ww: ANTED-IT KNOWN THAT MILK ‘DIRECT VV from tine cot Pad or be delivered to aig = ors 33 pint tick ‘Addivas Sobre sar oie a2d-wSaw? Fe er —— half ite-size 5 Washiins Ga Pa. Sra pe seta malta 2 ae +3 Lt ME ‘one (vol. 1). A ‘Address SHILOM. 5 ‘Star office, as-3te WaNbemad FINE FAMIY HORSE. ¢ CHESTNUT | _* or Sorrei and pacer preterred; not over 8; m: haudsoie and & fast walker ‘Call at’ Room Fst 0) Lenman Building ap28-3t_ ANTED — FHORSES KEEP: rece Winey and Burtoes ‘Specialty box Pree 2 Livery ‘Stables 311 Oth 5 nb aif eo Tt Th gfroed, Smiles from city. 0. Sligo, m Ware ars HAVE ODDS AND ENDS 3 gare by the box that we are to sel cheap. That @1 vox of 50 cigare. dt SICK. old stand, 1011 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. 126-3 Wikten a Baum FANS THE e HIGHEST CASH gather Beda, iture, and ‘Store “Fixtures, Eoure itorege on Office yy Wi eS aTED-EVERY ONE TO Hillengoss, the at. ne. Ceili Waste ERS OF TYPEWRITERS know thet itnny ° A. CLARKE & SON, 935 F at, pave Greatly Hedi Heduced the Prices ou Lapel x Rib bons for euch, $7. r dozen, Cirbony all colors, 63 pe er hundred” Saiinfaction gus: anteed or money refunded. Send or call for catalogue. ap2i-lm WANTED FURNITURE OF EVERY DESCRIP. tion, also, stocks of all kinds of fr mmercnandise, store nie tures, AC. Wanieeat KNOWN THAT ©. D. COLLIN Builder and Carpenter, 717” 718 Tene Makes 8 51 ‘Kemodéling and Jobbing. Screeti ‘and apl9-li* We ‘TED—ALL IN NEED OF HAVING THEIR ang Parasols Covered. Lined and Re: mbrelias Rated ‘apply to B. B. CHABE, 1314 Pa ave, and 411 ith st, opp. Star office, apls-2m Fe 7 RENT A427 27 LOTH ST. ECRNISHED OR ms on Pirst sud Second muse if deatred. Gall after 9 pom 86-01 Forisston ee “ACRES IN THE VILLAGE of Herndon. Va; house, fruit, water. earien it home eed, investment small payments, 8. B BULLI, Rove: THE OR RESTO T—FOR TH uae SUMMER. “BEABON, Beautiful Home Maye | Particular sppiy od. Toe aoe F b S08 Ft uw, cular 4 Ft HR SALE—FOUR ACRES, DWELLING, STOR). a noe water, besithy 5 mules wurel. sia. terms. Address JA. B, Spencerville, Md. ane TRY CHEAP PROPERTY. ALTENTION, INVEST¢ afew hundred yards from Kives’ ® good [rame Louse and out- A Di for a street-car line (s before Congress t. slong Khode island avenue extended, on which we broperty ironte, aming jand ts held at $800 For afew days 1 will sel! this land DAVID oy _ 6930-30 — O RENT FOR THE SUMMER, MY A lence at Gaithersburg, House furnisled; Ht Use of cowand fowls; stable AY of fruit, withip 150 yards of dept. Ae BELT, (aitberebus re, Md. apstO- 3" TTAGE aT GAR ret Park, Met 1B eromnde micely tua ry cutbatidiags el PLANT & 1UKEIN | oN awe | Fok, SALE —& CHOICE FIVE-ACKE LOT IN GAR rett Par the Met, Branch Ha & mace ACKES, SEVEN MILES NOKIA le, Va, on the Kich This ts @ycliine hou © of a 1408%¢ G at. nw Fe Fo} RENT-LARGE ‘AIRY FURNISHED ROOMS, =ES ther; also a Small oom; desi central iocetion and ‘low ‘Price. 1320 L st nw. 20" ‘.. TWO COM- ms ou First Floor: Premises occu- a required. a —LARGE FRONT ROO) nd Boerd tor Two Gentlemen; “oe sie =i ete tad on second flour front. furlsned. unturnished: private fall. 1112 Matsnw a2o- Fee RENT=1761 1761 PST. NEAK DUPONT CIRC 3 also Table Boarders. ae ap: Son-RENT-UARGE FR (00) * furnished. 7420 Pennsylvania ave. SOR RENT—UNFURMISHED—TWO PLEASANT Booms, second floor; desirable howe: near Colum- bia Ciub; "board very couvement. Cal ane, oS 173i F st aw. Fe RENT—TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS ud floor: new house; bath on same With was. 627 4th st nw. —TWO UNFURNISHED COMMUN ting Second-Hoor Roous, with all couvenicnces for, rut ousekeeping; {ront Ohe very large. «as, beat 1815 Sth st. n.w., wear por agnt es 1 hed Rooms and Sy Futoisbed Hoo {OR RENT—UNFURNISHED—TWO VERY DE- sirable Becoud-flooF ou 0 sane Sour og Sa Son. ya ea, a ee ne clean through, Tana Fig RENT-THREE PLEASANT | 20-81 nfarniol erms very reason- apzy ine. NT i MBRELLAS AND PAKASOL red and Covered by G. LEFEVKE, 7 Was Se 7 5 FOR CAsH HOUSEHOLD tad Uthee Furniture, Stocks of Merchandise, as Groceries, Dry Govds, Jewelry, &c, trauesctious conten Address ALBER1, 408 10th st, uw. apl4-lin Wiens PARLOR FURNITURE, UPHOL- stered Mattresses made over; work done iu a neat ubstantial manner. Slip Covers cut and made: at susranteed: C. NELSON, 1223 G at. m10-4i ANTED-LA. “OR: | sure cure for ‘disease ay Ageuts to ell Dr McGill's F. JALLEY, General Agent, sample free. Also mplexion Lotion.” st nw. am 85. Thursday's reduced price $2. 12 Children’s One and 2wo-piece Cloth Suits, in light colorings. sizes 6, 8 and 10 years, Were $4.75 to 87. ‘Thursday's reduced price $3. @ Children’s Fancy Cloth One-piece Suits, in spring effects, Sizes 5. 6, 7 and 8 years, Were $6.50 to $9.50, ‘Thuraday's reduced price 84. S Misses’ Two-piece Suite, in destrable spring cl Size 14 yeara = Were $11. Foto 16.00, ‘Thursday's reduced price Meee AND CHILDREN’S CLOAKS AND REEFERS REDUCED.— Misses’ and Children’s Fancy Long Cloaks, in desirable checks, stripes, mixtures and plain shades. Sizes 8, 10, 12 and 14 years. Were @5. 86, 87, 87.50, 88, $10 to $13.25, Thursday's WEEP EAM Warne “MAID TO TAKE CHANGE and Look After sale Girl ten ears of age; rench preferred. Call at 1710 ut ave. WASIED-1Wo GOOD INSTALLMENT _OAN- ‘Yaaesre at once: #20 per week 18,884, men. Apply at Li ibrary Association, 1 WARTED-AT ONCE—A& OpuPETERT N Ee for the summer season in @ sanitarium for women; a Fefereuce give EEN oe state ord ‘Addr prinndale ass- uincoin, Loudoun Lead 2 Y sufe pool ; perinanent business. Sud catalogue will ecuvince you agents clear $300. to $200 per month. | Write for exclusive territory. AL- ARE Cu, Cincinua Wanticit EXOMN THAT THE HEIRS OF f Steam oe Clea ig at ube vid tad, 480 Maine of ol ave. aw. Qua. RICE, Manager, epo-lm* Vv y NTED_PRIVATE LE’ 8 AND OTHER Heviee, Correct snd Typewrite: strletet ‘connde; ; translations. 3. W. LYNN, AM, ae, y foativate ‘established 1876, 5.w. corner Sth and’K apes Wastebasta CARPET CLEANING AND Henovating Works: Feathers kencvated, er; Furniture steamed end. Moths Destroyed. ‘FH 10UNGS, Ttor Fa ave. Telephone i) Wik ary SCRIBNER. BEST aS Goods, 200. per , pon, Cooking. ‘Warranted no! ‘or money Tienes. good po ade Ditier “duce tor cue month ou't take anything that is * ty ner's,” or “all the sae thing)” but 4s Jor sale only by W Sehipnitic sete Center Market liadie or Fish Aisi ADTED-AT 1424 NEW in ORK AVE,, ROOM 17, First-class Colored Waist aud Shirt’ Hands Also Apprentices. WASTED. comp TE SKIRT HULCHINGON'S B07 ‘Petnaplrans ave. n.w. Wisiret Sas SEAMSTRESSES | ON aa Kinds of Siore Sewiug; steady em loyment to he right partien. “Apply to the “BEE pg a reduced price $3. Children's and Misses’ Reefer Jackets, in plain shades, fancy stripes, checks and mixtures, in light and medium ef- fects. Sizes 4, 6, 8, 10, 12 and 14 years, Were @4 to $7, Thursday's reduced price 83. ‘We have a few left of the Ladies’ Jack- Ha atnewe ets, Wraps, Cloaks and Suits recently y ANTED—TWOOOMPETENT WHITE GIRLS TO reduced. Wao doteewors ana Goouine for ety re tay at night. Call, with references, ut 30308 apzs-3t ANTED-AT THE CITY INTELLIGENCE OF: fice every day, Working Women, Men, Boys aud = ‘Bo waiting 10f work-sapplications ae itious prepared. May Building, 7th Mvisew" ANTED-IMMEDIATELY—F TRST-CLASS t Hangers, w. B. ay = SONS, mye = 1th and F sts, W ANTED— DUNDORE'S BAgLowwENy y eau, conducted by lsdies—Men white and colored, and atate WASTED-ALL WORKING PEOPLE WHO NEED Employmeut to Call at District § smtp oes sociation aud wegister for Situations in City or Cour try free. | 1747 Pa ave n.w, Wid, Agen WM. H. McKNEW (Successor to R, H. Taylor), ‘933 Pennsylvaniaave nw, it Eine. ‘BU- and Women, for ali kinds of domestic labor, city nth references. nemoved to 709 Lat. u.w. RED AGENTS TO SELL THE PINLESS DELIVERY OF OUR ORDERS lothes Line; paten the clothes without pi bine, COMBINED biow off, Sample line sent; WITH THE BEST othe er ee t CUTTING AND terme sddtees TE Fists Babes eg MANUFACTURING TALENT a apiz-s6w, Om 2 al Ladlor trates sonidal Econ ana — rule or ta eee aivoee iia Fie tailoze cut: eed piers Mine, oJ. MeSSbR, 1408 KL aves " 200 miven by Mu : oy FPh, EER g°3 i a mh 2-2mn" PPP SSS wat B God i Ms WANTED-—SITUATIONS. NTED—BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED ss as Wink Pace ae Sra hambermaidin « Private Family; 8g AA Teférences, Apply at 1220 N at. n.w. Aas oY Aa MESPECTABLE COLORED St oe tig wae Ware bate Waitress S FOR THIS WEEK. 500 BRAND-NEW STYLES ™ FANCY MIXED CA8SIMERES, WORSTEDS AND COATINGS. SUITS TO ORDER FROM $20. TROUSERS TO ORDER FROM 85, IF YOU WANT TO “GET THERE” FOR CHOICE, HUBBY t UP! , Nurse relereuces, Apply at asia. 1 oat fr W SSTED-BY, COMPETENT YOUNG aie cellent cook, # Situation; understands all kind of cov King: im private family: best of reas, tor one week, K. T., 81 Star office, ae BY A YOUNG MAN OF GOOD AD- Waser maa several years’ experience, a Place as ive references from last’ employer. Sadrees dress 104 Oth at. aw. ANTED- AT, HEADQUARTERS — POSITIONS ber Mai ms Waivers Gogh Ciseche Nurses, Men Shas Bua we un “i. CUOMBS, O26 Fat we ySO-20" WASTED SITUATION, 1 BY THOROUGH ALL- perience in faucy grocery, produce, cummsisa ae oe Buarket business; tip-top salesman, clerk, assistant s me s Eheeper aud inest Cutter, JAH GaHbrn S07 fee T3thet aw. a 00 ANTED SITUATION | BY | FIRST-CLASS i rw | f 8 3 Pe Wee, “Apply 100 20th stucse ne eesOe se yvvy k, ac. - = SITUATION | Ay | FIRST-CLA —— oe : Se, or Water one (of long expecicace, 615 and 617 Pennsylvania ave., Washington. Be Bast Capit . Neferences it ED—BY ‘A YOUNG MAN, A eee af WW aSTED=a 3 Helper; best of references. drove OVMU Star otoey TMM EY ITED — SITUATIONS | FOR COMPETENT Wi: Soaks, Dri Housekeepers, Maids, 2 18,9,4, 1,12, 22,5,9,12. 6, 12, 16,21, 18. jee Sie egy Gir Other cities snd country. BUANHAMS PHOS ‘These figures are the numbers of the alphabet which | st_u.w. ‘ap2u-4t° spell out the name of the VERY HIGHEST GRADE | WW ANZ? D_BY 4 YOUNG ca ota Postion ta Comaie ase Boel Seas aaa ecarce SPRING WHEAT PATENS FLOUR Wscnrures tauren, TO pices fattreen, jai Manufactured in the world, the justly Celebrated BRIDAL VEIL FLOUR, And for sale by the following First-class Grocers: CHARLES L. KELLOGG, Masonic Temple. wz oma 1721 Pennsylvania ave. andcor. 11th ade GsonGR S XESWEDT & 00mG 1900 ¥ ot. ead ave. 1116 Conneeueut d: GoMNwint 8 wom tas omabintntinn WANTED—ROOMS, C. C. BBXAN, 1; ove, aN UNFURNISHED, ROOMS ON REC- Ee waits 006 iocueeeste Af Scrthwest_ Apoly' eae WATER 1942 7ihot Ww: 0, WRIGHT, ow Ash ot. aw, W. arvun oor Sued Nam ne Seewse | ioe BUSINESS CHANCES. _ T rst at oHENT, PART OF MY SALOON, ich has been, establislied for twenty-five years: is of the city ; to a Srst-clasy caterer; none but those experienced need apply, Address O., Star ottme. ‘ap su- 3 Fe: SALE—A GROCERY AND MEAT STORE: location in South Waskingtow: well esta lished aud doing s good cash business, Good re: for selling. inquire of T He WALKER £00, Ta aye. — a TWO, FURNISH: D COMMUNICA sng Kooms, second floor, siugic or en suite, bea “also Furnished oom thied ‘door: all. vacant May 1. ne Mast. “apz9-3t* WIiH PRIVATE FAMILY OF TWO, roe Bright Unfurnished Koows on second fluor: suitable for light bousesseving: (alcove in front Foom); two squares from Capitol and B and 815 ver month; beat and gas; reference. GaDatn JOR RENT—AT 1001 R ST. NW. THREE UN- rnished Rooms ou same Soot, fe light house. ieevine ter and Spzs-3e OR RENT—1 8T_N. a ay SEC- cud-stery Rooms, an exite, OF, chap oe ne ee prices for the summer. “Hesdy May f- "Caterer west door. pene Fe? RENTS 153 10TH ST. ¥. W.HARDSOME! Furnisi ‘on second ieteresers ‘OR KENT—1410 9TH ST. N.W., 1WO HAND- Njomely Furnisuea Rocias, sueseesbd Bese and ove third floor frout; swtebi2 for genteman; convenient to cars; reterences exchanged. apze-se FR RENTALS NEW ‘TERSEY AVE. N.W., FOUR lurnishea Rooms, floor; water sha large front aud beck yard; no children. “¢1 —301 101H ST. 8.W.,, 3 NICE FUR- ished Roo: us with Board; couveuient to Bureau, ‘Acricuiturat end Binithacuian weutlemen preferred. ;OR RENT _SHEEE 3 FURNISHED kooMs. tabi eeping, at ‘et nw ; ve Pleasant location, ii ay: Foke NI—814 10TH ST_N.W., TWO LARGE Communi — wiy furnished; cn suite or single; moderate pri apzs-3t* FO! BENT AT TaCKBONS ANNEX—HAND- Furn Apartments, with new furni- ture. "excelient locations ist floor,’ frout 2 chambers, with private bath, 2d parior aud floor, frout parior, 2 chambers, with private bat ;'3d floor, 4 chalubers, or rar Tenwese gud 3 chambers, with private, bathe Apply at JACKSON OR | RENi—1110 L. rs NW. SEVERAL Rooms, with quod Table Board. First-class eget eel House Fim 3 . Fe ge small children, “Geutiemen aiZise? ERFU! ees ROOMS, single or en suite, with Board; references ex- banged. 1012 st. w. apz5-6r* FFE SALES STOCK AND FIXTURES IN GROCERY on H st n.w. Good location. ind .L. BOYER & OU., 508 F st._ 7 AN TEDSEETIARI MAN, WITH EXPERI- lence and £600 to pee cabital, to take bai in- tin tue nest “License ye- . {OK RENT—THREE APARTMENTS OF 1WOAND three rooms en suite ; private bath and closet; ele. gently furnished At the WOUDMUNI, cor. 13th Sod lows arcie. t24-3m FOR RENT—FLAT! T—8500 FOR GROCERY Stock, Loose eee &e., atonce. Address REAL INVESTMENT, Stat fice, epzs-3e Poe cahes BAe Room WITH LICENSE, IN- Quire 230 E st. sw. OR SALLE—DEED OF TRUST SOTESFRSHTOR H'G2650; 8.000 and 94-200 at G per cent interest Deferred vayments on several, properties sold | AVDLY dress BEAMH. to or ap29-3t 482 Leave, OK & BALETRARE CHANCE—CONFECTION and lee Creatn Ssloon : “doing a ood busiuess one of vey locatous inthe ely Seep for gan h: kood rea | Sut {OF selling Address’ CONFECTIONERY Ee SALE—A GROCERY STORE ON Sent business corner. Inquire at F. A. corte 1235 Fe RENT—WEST END PLATS, 2620 K ST. meee Low Sizes Otic: 5 lanwe rooms beth reference required ; rent FOR RENT—OFFICES. FES oo ACRES iy MILES NOKTH | oF Keysville, Va—This is ® good small f Feod, Bowes tne iawn and shade trees, fru tude; au aoundance of living water, partly in of vak, hickory, pine @nd sour woud. This is farm for al purposes. Price, @:) 500 and the residue in three annual payment Ceut interest, fore Bb S0-3e a wood HANDSOME division ad) : one of 16 acres fur 6-00 ber acre, and coeur 101 for 100 yor acre. Also Beautiful §-room Cotta 2 miles from city, for 2,500. Prom 2% un for S200 per acre. Also sev table for permons desiring to live ® iu Ube country and do business in Allon easy terms, JAMES E. CLEMENTS. Ls t SALE—ELEVEN ACKES 145 miles east of Ardwick station on B road. in good working order, Apply at Capitol st. TOR SALE MAGNIFAC T FARM NEAR Lau- rel; 267 ecres, Lest soil. Wali teade for city prop. exty, BH. WAKNER & CO., ap2s-3t 105 _ B16 F stn ERY PRETTY 136 nulies from Silver Springs road, 28 actes, woud house, Sue eprings, & Best REDFORD W. WALKEK, 1006 Fat. POR SALE—24 ACKES, BEAULIFULLY SITU. ated for subdivision, on the bunker Hill and Queens Chapel Roads, vear Luiversity and Brook Ind, Met. Branch tai.rond. ep28-3t “KEDFOKD W. WAL Fors a eee iiaeaate weax® Hone. betty rr RTION, UN B. AND 0. KAILWOA! A Splendid Cottace Uweiiinx, KER, 1006 F st. n.w ontauite about ten Toows. WELL of excelleut water at the door. baru, stable, chicken house: se: ding; scores of orbawenial, sad: fruit trees aud @ perfect forest Of choicest selections of Howe: Vines. “ihore ave 44 ac Meadow, balance u romantic ap large spring of SPA W stream of purest oe y- a as the most desirab): agg | Home for sale within iv miles of the city st th: tance Zig miles from the city on inidway Higuland ad Ives Statioun Price, $6,900, easy terms, titie poten Apply to apzs-5t DOR SALI MILES NoK1u OF Keysville, ou the kich: food farm; ‘weil watered said make an excelent piace for stock raising ai ite. Sood dwelling house surrounded by lange, teewubul oaks tor shade; there is an orchard .f apple a trees Just Lexibning to bear, purse: short notice. Price €3,600; 8 Tesidue on time to suit ‘put joterest st 6 per cent per annus rn Danviie «Ra ALONGSIDE, Lencid place ua Fine building +: LUO acres i On T0844 Gat 110 ACKES, BUB- strects party iuubro ved fronting pearly one mile on B. and « and Keeves stations, with a Sue ‘Wood road; $80, 0U0. ap26-6t T HYATTSVILLE, MD, FINE LO- frame Dweliiux, newly eulonged: be auld 4, Nets, guy tartans 0. (p26-41) MS O1O Fst. u's Fos SALE —COUNTKY PROPERTIES A SPE cialty. Cy ey Ne oreny yy ws Ba HB. CALVERI £— 135 ACKES — ADJUIN Dorthwest city’ inuits of Belmore bee will sell for #400 ver acre: will rth @ in five year “SAMUEL BEAL MEAS, 310 St. Paul st, Keitimore, Md POR SALE—AT AMMENDALE STATION, THIn. teen miles from the city, Lighty Acres of Land laid of in Fine Building bites of oue seve and up- Wards at less price ‘hau tow. lois at otber localities. Also Two New Six-room Cottages for sale on long time, or rent, Visit premises or wr.te DANIEL AMME _ap24-6t* Aumeudaie, Ma Foxss aod iain ~& this tract is most elgibly located or subdivision and is a rare opportuuity for investment, Frice very low for property with such ® near. bright 3 “tone a BLADES stable FOR BENT. OFFICE ROOMS AT v4 F 8T.; DE- sirable Front office Koum. $10, end Two Com- municating suitable for small print ottice, both forei0. MD PECK, Hoom ®.'aps0-3t FOR RENT--STORES. WANZEDGIENANTS FOR STORE RvOM; ground floor; suitable for (safe) storage of fur- fonds: c2 JE st. near, 13th = GHTON & CU., 1218 F st. nw. jusiness ; central location; cash, Address Box i ‘m31-30%" Tusie BROS. & OSMUN, ‘Duluth, sud ud Superior i Heal Eatate, 129 and 130 We desire to obtaiu, cenitol of epee in re on ‘acres in county, Wis..ed be Lowe county, —— p 5 ~-4 ana in the city of Superior, Duluth, Minn. We have Constant inquiries nie property in both these desiring to o ian quickly wil andi ay heir advantage to with ua, have he present time some of the best cred st he luke, MAGHAW BhOs. & OSMUN, & DAVIS’ aes rape PIANOS; THE Perfect Piano of the age in tone, touch ae ‘Ser pects, Haman = WALKER, NOTARY PUBLIC. SS. Deslerin Heal Estate; Houses and a, Vacant Lota for eule northeast, 458 ‘Louisiane a Be. Soe LOST AND FOUND. OST—AN OFFICER'S MILITARY FROCK COAT; dropped from der wil be rut rewarded Toluene so a TmOrARy, ON EST. BETWEEN ud ste, Carbuncle Bug Scarf Pin, Seva idee Poacass to 1005 24th st. nw. AL5-3t" Sor te AES, Es ee wu, 703 1oth st mw., and receive s Liberal rewssd, PERSONAL, ARSE Sates OF FOr soars Ear CASH 810 mee aFOR, A POSITION fa | REo ae ele ry wor WAFLEAS, 2 ior ‘piyzJaseitate, pinta A Game Sane TaEpORVE AGENCY bay brediaictoee idea te IME. A ‘¥ senrineiiiilth tlic t-- Cease uOoUsR WasHINGTON, DG STORE, 1023 77H ST. N.W. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 20 F st. aw. {OR RENT—STORE And sore. ST. BETWEEN F's Sve. sod wholesale market enclietinenen, p Bs rent 850. Inquire at 926 te ave. apz0-lin 18, KENT LARGE STORE AND CuLL Ak Con. Vth and L et. nw. Apply to W. <JomReOR, 18 1th st. nw. Five Der cont interest on teierred payments, jOBN ERE AL! eis-lim LP et, {gE SALE IGS ACRES VALUABLE eS ar Met. Branch B. & U. KK, 500 yards irom station, 19 ules from city: very deatrabie uproxements suitavle for subdivision. KUDULPH WALKINs, Der Moutyomery County, Md., or ©. D. LUCKET 1, 5 Fst ow. mw 00, Mb. PECK, 05d Fat Fei RENT — 7 — sone Ace =, NEW; th. THEOL a RENT—FURNISHED COTTAGE; 6 ROOMS, Fo ‘wall oy 2 tent. sbundan shade; "fruit; good an 630 pores Ding ees water: ten minutes from ration he <f cor beaut in n , J. W. SUCK, D * . Titvet nw, sol-im | Wasuspion be Sh x ~ 5 OR OR SALE—ON LONG TIME-TWO FOR RENT-—STABLES. New Siz-room Cottages: 200 Farde {rons Amine Post Ofice: 13 ities from “be gaty, Vint or ad FOR RENT DESIBABLE STABLES NEAR SCOTT | diem GRANT ‘AMMEN, Ammneudale, $15 per arranged To six horses; double Bouse; $40 per month by the your W. P. YOUNG, 1303 F st. SUBURBAN PROPERTY, SALE—LOTS AT WASHINGTON VILLA, BE- Ore Fort Myer and the iron Free to horse 4, G.aud 10c. per foot." Terns . AMES E. CLEMENT, “Sso-t 1321 Fat. nw. FOR SALe Gt FINE SUBURBAN HOME BEAR cellar d barn aud other Outhvuses, coutains Sig sores of land. For NEAR SILVER SPRINGS STATION, F°GSaitn MATHOFOLITAN BRANCH. B. oa x FRONTL ON AS poe es} To 8ST, y ecre aad Upward to thirty acren if te- month, to be paid in advas marine RK SALE—AT —— DIKECTLY OP posite ra. eta lon, about Three Acres, iuu- by the Sne brick 25-rogm dwelling kuown ae rs the Hyatt manmiun aud by « tthe most demenbie “2-3 TOR SALE_ON METN BRANCH. B & Sve iy herun “hestviie sorry airy are; v1 6 pr by. ee Eee ere, 935 F at —_ COUNTRY. BOARD. ‘REL, .. OPEN FOR a a oy 3 mivutes from cnation 4 plenty ghinde tere terms ressunable. 3. Sinlitiice: WAxteD—fo Bint GéaLt PLACE IX ca THE Country from 2 to feed beuse and nee, % miles of 5 piace for rout or sale that would ‘rent for s year OCUUNTRY, Star office. ap2y-3t DELIGHTFU! HOME Tor SUMMER BOARD. 2 Oo Liuioott City: Maryland rotse a ao party Jeud the table; Telereuces se Siar office." aps0-3t" ra end Sis 13h ne So