Evening Star Newspaper, May 1, 1890, Page 2

~ \ .and probably fell asleep. THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON SOCIAL MATTERS. Spring Receptions and Teas—Personal Notes of Interest. ‘Mra. Noble and the Misses Halsted were as- sisted in receiving vesterday afternoon by their guests, Mrs. anc Miss Norris of St Louis, At 5 o'clock tea was served, Mra. and Miss Rusk were also at home to their friends, who were regaled with pleasant conversation and cool lemonade. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hutchinson's home, at No. 1707 Massachusetts avenue. was as gay yester- day as if « tea party bad been goingon. It was only the reaction of last Wednesday's at home. One feature of it was that so many of the men accompanied their wiv t arty call. The ladies of the house were all in dainty toilets, and besides Mra. and Miss Hutehinson there were present Rebecca and Grace Hutebinson, also the Misses Williamson, Mra. Bayley, Miss Daniels, sister of Mrs, Hutch- iason, and Mrs. Guthridge. Tea and lemonade and cake and nuts were served from the flower- decked tabie in the din‘ag room. The house was thronged all the afternoon, as many began making calls as early as 2 o'clock. Mrs, Fuller and the Misses Fuller will keep ‘Tuesday t home informally for the next few succeeding weeks, The first quadiibet luncheon was given yes- terday at the residence of Mrs. Lewis Clepbane by the ladies of ti Homeopathic Hospital board. It was very successful in every way. The next meeting will be held at the resideuce of Mrs. Harvey Spaulding. Mr. Thomas M. Draney and Miss Alice Myer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Myer of this city, were married last evening in the Trinity «burch at 8 o'clock. The ushers were Mr. Chas. Myers, Mr. Harry Dowling, Mr. Wm. Ma- honey, Mr. F. Brackett, Mr. Seymour Wright and Mr, Harry Chase. The bride and groom entered the church together and were wedded by the rector, Dr. Addison, The bride wore e traveling dress of green velvet and tan-colored cloth, hat to match the colors, and she carried ® bouquet of nephetos roses. Mr. and Mrs. Draney took a train immediately after the cere- mony for their wedding trip. On their return they will commence housekeeping at No. 2304 14th street, Sir Julian and Lady Pauncefote have out in- vitations for an at home on Friday evening at 9:30 o'clock. The May party to be given this afternoon and tonight upon Mrs. Dewee’s grounds, at No. 2511 Pennsylvania avenue, will be from 2 until 10 o'clock. The Sewing Circle (G.M.H.) will meet from 2toSo'clock tomorrow at the houseof the president, Mr. R. G. Rutherford, 1811 Corcoran street, Mrs. L. D. M. Sweat gave # luncheon party yesterday at her apartment in the Rich- mond. The guests were Mrs, Senator Hearst, Mrs. Senator Hawley, Mrs. John C. Bancroft, Mrs. Horusby, Mrs. Laughton, Mra. Henderson and Mrs. Emmons. Mrs. Foote and Miss Katharine Foote will not be at home next Saturday afternoon and evening. The marriage of Rev. Eugene May of Osage, Towa, to Miss Annie Roberta Gold of Illinois was solemnized Wednesday noon, the 30th ult., by Rev. Dr. John Chester of the Metropolitan Presbyterian Church, assisted by Rev. Dr. Eliiot of the Foundry "M. E. Church, at the resi- deuce of the bride's ents, No. 1438 Q street, im the presence of relatives and a few immedi- ate frieuds, The parlors were prettily decorated with palms and lilies, and after the wedding breakfast was served the couple lefton the afternoon train for an extended southern and western tour. Mrs. Harrison and the ladies of the White House paid a long visit to the art exhibition at the Cosmos Club yesterday afternoon. Mrs. E. D. E. N. Southworth, who has just recovered from a severe attack of illness which confined ber to her bed androom fromFebruary3 to the middie of April. returned to her old home, Prospect Cottage. Georgetown, yesterday after- noon with her son, Dr. R. J. Southworth, aud his wife, Blanche Porter Southworth. Prospect Cottage will be their home tor the future, On two occasions during her recent illness Mra. Southworth’s condition was so criti was thought by all around her that ! never return to her old home ali’ Washington friends will be glad to hear of her recovery. On account of her convalescing cendition and the repairing and refurnishing of the cottage she will not be able to see any one but her most intimate friends for some weeks. Miss Blanche Buxton of Keyser, W.Va., niece of Mr. Henry G. Davis, is visiting Mrs. H. J. Hanford, ris Rhode Island avenue. Mrs. Mattie Yost, who bas spent the winter at Hotel Fredonia, leaves this week for her summer home uear Deer Park. Mrs. P. F. Pistor, Miss Pistor, Miss Cushman, Miss G. K. Cushman of New York, Mrs. F. L. Ames and Miss King of Boston are at the Arno, Mrs. W. P. Dall and her friend Mrs. E. God- dard have returned from an extended Florida trip. Mr. Clunie of California gave a dinner at Welcker’s last night to the members of the public buildings and grounds committee to celebrate the signing by the President of the San Jose public building bill. ~ a PATRICK RYAN’S LUCK. Knocked Some Distance by a Fast Ex- press Train He Escapes Uninjured. Patrick Ryan lives at No. 1120 5th street northeast, making it necessary for him to cross the tracks of the Batimore and Ohio railroad on bis way home from the city. Yesterday he was overonH streethaving a good time. Going up the steep bank beside the railroad ‘made him weary and he sat down on the north-bound track It was about noon yesterday when the fast express came along. When Pat regained consciousness he found himself about 30 or 40 feet distant from the place where he had seated himself. Several persons who were on their way home at the time saw the accident, and they hastened to- ward the man whom they had seen tossed like a ball by the engine, expecting to pick up his mangled remains. They were considerably surprised to see the supposed victim get up and walk away, saying: “I'm not burt.” With the ex- ception of a few bruises Ryan was uniajured. Persons who witnessed the accident say that the train was going at a rapid rate of speed and signalled by whistie, bai Patrick did no the engine approached. There was no watchman iu the neighborhood to see that the track was clear. e-selliceainon Marriage Licenses, Marriage licenses have been issued by the clerk of the court to the following: Charles W. Hodge and Rebecca Poole; Alfred H. Speake and Alice M. Nichols; William E. Gibson and Mary J. Todd of Magnolia, Ark.; Edward Ricketts and Emma Kahlhass, both of Park Mills, Md.; Michael Murphy and Aunie Con- ners; John F. Fortune and Mary F, Butier. ce Tea Held on a Serious Charge. Today in the Police Court William Johnson, colored, was charged with committing « felonious assanit on an eight-year-old colored girl named Mattie Brewer, who lives in Sumner row uorthwest, The certificate of Dr. Watts as to an examination of the girl was filed with the warrant. Lawyer Closs, for the defendant, waived an examination and the case was vent to the grand jury. Bail was fixed at €300. ~~» Electric Light Companies Beaten. At Harrisburg yesterday Judge Simonton handed down two opivions in the common- wealth cases against the Philadelphia Electric Lighting Company and the Brush Electric Light Company of the samo place. Both claim to be manufacturing companies, and as such to be exempt from taxation under the recent act taking the tax off manufactories. Judge Simon- ton adheres to bis opinion that producing electric light is not a species of manufacture. He held neither electricity nor electric light is & material substance, that there could be no manufacture unless some material substance was produced. It is expected these cases will be argued in the supreme court on appeal. Oi irenreares Can’t Afford to Stick to the Law. The New York Herald's Madison, Wis., special says that at a republican conference last night attended by the members of the state commit- tee and about 150 leaders of the party from all parts of the state the Bennett law was discussed and the consensus of opinion was that the party = io afford to e this particular law an though the sentiment in favor of the Fricile of compulsory education was almost ‘The Clayton Assassination Investigation. Gov. Eagle of Arkansas testified before the congressional investigating committee in Little Rock yesterday that he had done everything in his power to discover the assassin of John M. Clayton. Mrs. Hooper, widow of Thomas ~~! cted of the crime. testi- rho was sus) fied that her nusban at the time of the murdes. SHOOTING STARS. CHRISTIAN WORK ABROAD, Ld D. C., THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1890. WANTED—HOUSES, __ To the Supreme Court on the Iowa decision: A little liquor now and then, Isrelished by the wisest men. Iateresting Sessions of the Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society. THE CHURCH OF THE COVENANT CROWDED AGAIN ay. = p.m. 7 < TODAY — ADDEESORS BY MAS. SCOVEL AND OTHERS—DEVOTIONAL EXERCISES AND DIBCUS- SION—TEE LADIES AT LUNCHEON, The second and closing day of the assombly of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society at the Church of the Covenant began at 9 o'clock The Mississippi river is still falling, but there are a great many drops in it yet, Wat poly B08 ee eee Was Peeier james boarding house "Gait st forks ne ‘MAY RESPITE: The oyster—to Kemmler: Ab, there! Kemuiler: Here too! ee hatin ee ees THvS. G. ret he. ie ‘with nisoma kin of Howes, [2 for eer eg FOR RENT—ROOMS. OB RENT—A } new NEW SIM Hc ROOM OM DWELLING. > yet Sete Ce eee nw aduita, WE W Wecery ar 18 Se pci ADULTS. meen |E WASTED—TO BUY-A BRICK 1 room ip MOD. en Toon: x ‘ands. 3 paccraele this morning with a conference of presbyterial Vat eo wy Rand § and 12th an Trikes. dis WET: | Saat What is May to the oyster? Sttended nade ease Pel, This wae very well | Gcoks, "Saiti. A: COOMBS Ole Fat i NESS pos cose ees —Mantikcy for commencing the regular open meet- Baibars ty Ey weg, Star offce, What is life to ing of the day. Long before that time on Pulsrek, Suromiee, “Te Wixeib—win, fone tats OR BRI Blessed thing thet grows? the church began filling up with ladies Wares ac Were ae. — pour 2 gus | Be $5500" from set and i Ain nud. 4tn and 1 "W.. Bot ence cate berms % —— ~ Wa ITED—A SMALL ot. NURSE FOR wanie'se THE attendance would be almost as large as it was “ar FOR ———— HAVE TS MY HANDS NVEST- Today is May and the oyster yesterday and the fall capacity of the oburch | st.nvw. 7 seo homes oe 8 | Wiens Taegthen Tie Creat myer zr Drops Praecornh be would be tested. In the rear of the church Waa? NURSE ALSO & 00k Sunt sate fae AP. ARBOS. TiTe tng Mh the eects fale puumphists, lecdote aad other” ltecaienen act | 2° = ae iow ana = felted over by Mrs Bred Forty Foworsand | WAL TiPiste A, FE, BOS wow 75 WANTED MISCELLANEOUS The “walking delegate” probably appeared Thule the society was waitin, ANTED— ae aor Te ae SHOP, MUsT , ¥ 1g for thi meeting ANTED — CLay LANDS SUITABLE FOR on horseback in the May day labor procession. | to beginvand quite a large susn was realizes foe WS oat o experience. Apply st 1418 & W pee REDE, Bets. Moestion, pumsber ef sexes Pope: ‘THE BENEFIT OF THE |ABY FUNDS. ANTE! MILY The eight-hour movement is apparently get-| A number of artistic and beeutifully finished Wieser seme aes | ie sas EC RCE ting to be » twenty-four-hour-s-day-seven- | photographsof the Church of the Covenant taken | Rcvtsfon sunny Heralds goed. pay wight b Misting terma, Box 88, Bar Siow! mise days-in-the-week movement, and presented by Mra. Powers were on sale aNTED RA ae MAKERS = Gg05, aes W4XIED_FCENITURE OF EVERY DEscarr i and were in great demand. Mra, Powers has | W tan varecuit waves wid. ApDIE | store and seat nstores, kant "DGS Of qmercband ‘The merry month of May extends ite com- | slso been asked to take s Photograph of the | at once. FACK'E SOR, Tana 130. Bast, vhs. | “miyt-im 937 7th at ns is Gen. today. interior o! church to be placed on sale in m1-2 wan — r Lape ee en eee the society for the beneit of the missionary ATED WOMEN oy oe ate | W V Biro TREY A GQOD SECOND- WAND | beth un we tt ar The thermometer eal to show some evi- | a deena prided bey the per Lapeer pest porte Dl Dick's ren Ney gine ae hie city Cad soar ‘ANTED-ONE RO py edd ea — rae ae - in ove ie attendan - EN . w. dence of rising to remark, ‘Is this hot enough | terday; but they were not s necessai A ANTED-A FiueT-cLASU WHITE OOOK WITH pe a anit 42.2" It should be knocked down by « cold | Of the meeting. “They might just xs well hare are belare TD cae or ase ae aes | Waka thee EPEAT ier cual stayed away, for the indies got along very woll | 2 wre. before 105m. 0 ACHIVE NAN THAT-Ux | MAlowest rice 222. Star ates spsosne Promptly on time Mrs. President W.E.Schenck | time eumtand® 2s ,orocer; | ¥ iar Gettin: pe S Whatever else may be said of the service rapped on the reading desk and opened the pension bill it is at least a Morrill measure. meeting by asking the ladies to sing the hymn | WW AAzED EXPERIENCED Warsi, Hand at once. Apply 420 9th ‘CLE FOR Ped eter eit Bike 876 cash. Address LEE H STA’ IDB. Cy Fost | Dees Oe is Fee eae ea DINING se’. gid per month oF SHE ; Address N RENT—-LARGE CHE! WELL FUR. with four Ly Fetes ie aaa (Pe the Btate, ar and Ne Berdice: sainess jOME. Sts mise THE Star office. 51 OK REN HALL i oe a ogg ay an TAGE ecturge yy ee for hgbt mane- my1-31 B. H WARNER & CO. Foz PERTGROOWDSTOnY FRONT ROOM TO 2 moder’ ak einer OR RENT—1722 @ TAA fr avy and Beate "Departments. pan water set BS per meni KR RENT—’ ¥., Figaitss dinky deat ator: tnndsomely targtaned: guntomes only. aps0-st “O Jesus! King Most Wonderful.” J ANTED—TWOCOLOED Boys: ONe WatTER, | WANTED(EVERY ONE | DESIRING PHQTO- uty. FOUR HUNDRED CONVERTS IN PERSIA. Was trae make icecream, E.0. BLES" ent uP aise 86 ey 420 7th KY, 408 Pa. Everything is bright and gay, After the reading of the 5th chapter of Revela- Wk DA WHITE BOY FOR GENERAT ARTED — Boheme . On this gladsome sun-kissed day; tions by the president, Mrs, C. N. Thorpe Wore about Store, Apply Drug store, 21st and ‘Horses Winter and Sy pone All the blue birds sing their lay; brought tidiags of great joy to the so-| Gs. mw —_ 7 my oe_ | tox prpoee Lavery Scabies $12 Uab ‘oth pat em Fishes bite as bite they may; ciety in the form of a telegram from Rev. Was SE TRE VIGENT YOUNG, am, WEEE . O. ui Flowers bloom in bright array; John Gillespie of the Presbyterian Roard Manufacturer; employment vermavent Tcioee stan rap. Se Ak ane hildre: ds the leveleng; 7; Foreign Missions, announcing that 400 souls eT 8. WED: /hio. gare by the box that Children laug! livelong day; in Persia had just embraced Christianity. The ‘WANTED-A YOUNG MAN. ‘WHO TDERSTAxDS chen aba 4 1 box ot be carers, + “Sen” In the sky no touch of gray; good news seemed to lend added enthusiasm to statin age a {oda eter. Address 1 ny Star stand, ay! ave. nw. : All things seem to come our way,— he meeting and held out further incentive for | feteravees, “ocd sultry to etentoue” nisse v LSS Pirpttta Ceppeus Serier CASH This is May! the g wor! NT x Office and store Fixtures, £1 Housebuids » eee Mrs, T. 8. Hamlin of this city then led in| Wiignet Era awe edly fuscia on reasouable verina Address 31 OTHER AMERICAN REPUBLICS. | Prsyer. after which the society entered into wall: $2 eb aay ‘eth ot. nw. apZ6 nce, which was conducted by Mrs. J. D. Se Bedle of Jersey City. ‘MRS. SCOVEL’S ADDRESS. The first paper read was one on the subject of “Temptations,” by Mrs. 8. F. Scovel of Wooster, Ohio, In her address Mrs, Scovel said that the two most important facts in church life today were the predominant power held by women in the church and the lack of The House Committee on Foreign Affairs Considering Our Relations With Them. ‘The House committee on foreign affairs to- day directed a favorable report to be made upon a substitute for the Vandever resolution providing for the settlement of open questions as to boundaries, land claims and other mat- 6, experience aud salary ex nam 3 mene. experience pected; otherwise office, paid tocoumunication. ik Exper WASTED—4 RESPECTABLE COLORED Aa for General Housework; ust understand seine thing about cooking; bring’ reference and 9 store. 1109 | A Bae” interest taken in foreign missionary work. w NTE: XPERIEN CED, DES FOR ters between the United States and Mexico. Statistics show that three - fourths 31671 aoe Departuwen: THe BON MARC! a HE, Favorable action was also takenon the reso-|of all church ad members are women while facts and figures both go to show that there has been a pitiable decrease in receipts | De for mission work, No woman would be will- lution introduced by Mr. Hitt looking to the cultivation of reciprocal relations between the United States and other American republics. Ws: ED—FOUR GOOD WAIST auANDS A A competent Baster. T. W. GRIM: Wis! GaTED=A FIRST-CLASS, ADVERTISING SO- ing to admit that the two were related ascause licitor, or ¥ Desirvus of Le: The revolution, as it will be reported, reads as | und effect, Woman has her work to do and | Busine aid Ambitious co Maze, lowes. Cail Weare follows: she should do it. Inchurches where they out. | }? viciock Room 92, Atlantic Buliding. —— number the men as three to one they trust all the church work to the minister, to the elders orto boards or committees, all made up of Resolved, That in the opinion of this House closer commercial relations with the other re- publics on the American continent would be NTED — TWO) FARM BANDS, | RECOM- mended to go 20 wiles in country. “Apily Base ia | men. Let woman do her full share, was ED SCE! D Cu0n ee =r am gpan inathnaartbertny = Scovel’s plea, i ve Meera io Lrouer; references poo se aw IN TREATING OF THE TEMPTATIONS that arise to divert money raised for missions into other channels she made a very bright ad- dress, and the series of imaginary reports from Nae Wink eee avr tani, FOR GENERAL imaginary secretaries at an imaginary annual | ie right party. reas Mrs. 91i.NCK, — convention explaining why the receipts for for- eign missions had decreased from the amount fying the duties upon the oie products of different countries by tari! ncessions On both sides conducive to increased commercial intercourse and mutual profit, widening the markets for the products of all and strengthen- ing the friendly relations of this country with ite neighbors. RAILROAD CONNECTIONS WITH SOUTH AMERICA. W3 TED AT OMG 0 G00 FRAME Makers; uone others weed w, _apsv: Te 3 MCLEAN. Ae and Bata, n.w. W ‘ANTED—A GOOD STRONG Boy “Bout 16 ites | Of the preceding years was very clever and at- | yo 1” Senrs old, to work iu & grucery ‘store, one Mr. Buckalew (Pa.) addressed the committee | tracted the closest attention from her hearers, | 1" BANE Cor iid au Varave we a Son at length upon his joint resolution relating to railroad connection with South America, This resolution proposes to authorize the President to cause a reconnoisance to be made for @ line of railroad extending south through the Central American States, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru Bolivia, to the city of Sucre, by consent of the governments of the counties named, by a detail of public officers and competent assistants. At the conclusion of Mr. Buckalew’s argument the committee discussed the subject for some- time and finally referred it to a subcommittee, LILACS FIVE CENTS A BUNCH. Where the Small Boys Get Them and What They Earn by Sales. “Lilacs are most over.” said the small boy with the big bunch of flowers to Tuz Star re- porter. “This week is the last of them. A who seemed to think that she had scored some very telling shots. For the sake of opening the question for discussion she laid down four ANTED-FIRSI-CLASS, COOKS, MEAT CUT: definite temptations that beset women’s socie- Vv ters, Waitre-ses, Office Boys, Maids, yy ties, a tendency to shrink from the responsi- | Furm and Dasry ia tists, Ke. highest waxes ; cou bility of numbers, considering past successes | “ope er ties BURSAMIS TUG. sufficient to have attained, turning uside for outside objects and a failure to keep pledges already made. VE YOUNG SALESMA’ fL Teh ser raterence ‘D—AT ONCE—ONE FIRST-CLASS WAIST One Skirt Hand whu Understands Drap- tug; nome but first-class need apply. Apply 511 12th tu, 6. PISCUBBION. The subject was then laid open for discussion by the members of the society, a number of | whom made short addresses on the necessity for rightand free giving in the good cause, ‘The question of fairs and bazaars for the pur- pose of raising money for missions was dis- cussed on both sides, and when Mrs. Scovel an- nounced that she thought the money raised the skill and jabor of womai acceptable in the Lord's sight from the coupons on their husba: Wane A YOUNG 3 MAN. aU, UNDER: stand double-eutry bookkeeping. fer. ences and. valury expected. W. V ANTED — GENTLEMAN MODERATE amount of nouey as Secretary of Ctr a pany pow onwaniging. Address KEMUNERATIVE, by | Staromice, apeu ANTED-AT THE CITY INTELLIGEN ever) duy, Working Women, Men, Bo: ho Waiting for Work—epplications for uulding, 7th Girk — usitivus prepared, and stocks, she seemed to voice the sentiment | "avid-2w' long spring this bas been—sort of gradually | of the whole asyembly. “Our methods are Wis ANTED—IMMEDIATELY-— oA Y¥-FIRSTCLASS warming you know—and the lilacs have lasted | greatly misunderstood,” said she, “by men who Peper Hangers. W. B. MUSES & SUNS, more than a month. I'm awfully sorry that | 40 not understand us; who do not understand, ta — wae ate, they don't blowom longer, because I can maxe | “2d Dever,cat, Nth tetra sist | [renter den delat re hb inin! ete pl Saag id colored, for all kinds of domestic Labo adollar a day by selling’em. I s'pose there inewoved to 700 L are fifty boys in town that have been selling = After the singing of another hymn there was et a discussion on the subject of WANTED PYERY ONE To ENOW THAT JACOB illenwons, the Pittsburg Avent, located at 721 if at iis. » is kept beer pettiog ¥ up rv Celings and Bide W. d Tor eireular NTED—ALL USERS OF SYPEWaITi Know that HENKY A CLARKE &SUN-055 Fate have Greatly Keduced the Prices on Linen Paper, Rib: bons for ail machines, 75c. euch, $7.50 per dozen, Ccrbon, all colors, #3 per hundred’ sbteed or money refunded. Send or call: apzi-lm YANIED-IT KNOWN 1HAT C.D, COLLIN W Bilder sad Corponter, 714-719 PoGeuee =|) Hakes a pkeclalty of Hemodcling and Jobbing. Serer Doors, re to urder, oe LL IN NEED OF HAVING Tae mobrelias and Parasois Covered, Lined amd Re- we oovty, we = F Rerones 1314 Pa ave. ud 41L th apls-2m WixieD-1v1 a ONE TO KNOW THEY CAN oat Joni 10to 15 ne by jaree TS Watches ewelty 0 nd Joweity Lepair= RANK 401 Fa, veal -LLAS AND BAKASOLS, = Viet al ype by © LEFEVKE, WASTED TO BUY FOR CA<H HOUSER and Office Furniture, Stucks of M Morchandien, such as Groceries, Dry, Goods, J-welty.. & contidential, A ress ALBEA 1, £08 10% ot. Dw ap. W ANIED | PARLOR FURNITURE, UPHOL- stered Mattresses made over; work doue il « neat aud substantial mauuer. Slip Covers cut and made: teed. C. NELSO: Ww ‘ED—LADIES TRY “UI B sure cure for female disen nple tree. Also ao Aweuts to sell Dr. McGill's xion Lotion,” rs, FA, BAILEX, Geueral Agent, LPs E BI moms ream Carpet Clewuing aw. QUAKTUS KIC) ‘@po- lin? ANTED-PRIVATE LETTEKS AND OTHER to po ‘Correct and eretee Congdence FL vk vy, fisuvute, established 1876-0 p2-aane (OR SS bf ge se KOUMS: not aumen SATysaE Cee + RENT—THREE ELEGANT RooMs, sucoND vate family: furnished. pO ey OP aiptes /deiieutul for summer: mead E. Ta 27 tere SE. oh eee i OR ein buuee if deaired. "Gall utter Sas ALO Oe yag KENT THREE ROOMS 98, OH FOUR @10; occupied by owner: end ia ew oF ct. ‘Bo children. aol poth st. Fe NT—AT 1016 8TH 8ST. NW. 70 i pied nuniosting Roos ou First Floor ; premises occu- by owner; references required. "—828- TOR RENT— LARGE FRONT BOOS ROOM, WITH Ee loset, and Board for Two Gentlem: =. jew Jersey ave ay cae ee BOON furnished, 2420 Penueylvauis ave. JOR ReNT—UNFURSISHED-TWO PLEASANT Rooma, secon floor. desirable howe; near Colam- bie Rea board very convenient Cail — — iF stn. RENT—UNFURNISHED—TWO VE =a sirable Becond-foor Koo! = ; beth on same ad PE Slut 1588 Corcoran Su aswe apzo-3t" F front Faoe Geced wee. pie oes, SABE | Bood . Upri ‘Bulte Kooms clean through, if desired, st Ba om FENTOTW (0, EURNISH.D COMMUNICAT. ‘second floor, sig: bea ev) Fur “Goor: ail ‘vecat May 1. Low summer rates. Mat. ‘apzgcsee 30R aRENT—AT | JACKSON'S “ANNEX—HAND- Furnished Apartmeuts, with new furni. ent location: viet foor, front parvor and 2 chambers, with private bath, 2d ‘Boor, front prior, or a with “ey beth: Sd a, 4 vate bate, or hambers, wi ¥ Apply at FREKSES 6 1028 Conn. ave, ec 1p26-00 JOR RENi—-11 .W., SE\ Hoonin with wood Table location. | (House “Koyt Uy Fi sunall children. Gentlemen pre Fe KENT—CHEERFUL FURNISHED ROOMS, Rsiele of ch, gute, with = Feterences, ex 2 13th at, n. w. 25-8" porn = SI=FunEy AEARTMERTSOF i WOAND . beth aud closet ele irantly jiuraiaued: “At the WOODMUN 1. ‘cor, 13th Sud lows circle. 24-Sin FOR RENT—FLATS. N eed ‘ARPET (CLEANING AND Renovating | Wot Feathers Kenovat fe Over: Furniture Greased apd Mota ¥. HO XUUNGS, 140% Pa ave. Teleplione Toss Wis ANTED-TRY SCKIBNER BEST BUTTER ‘Table Goods, = pou Vie. ‘Per pound, Warranted wit te wet strony (like butter does) ior one mouth, or money refunded. N-1.--Dou't take any thin tha 2S uer'a,”" or “ull the same Sat is for sale only by WM. C. Scie Saws $30, Center Market Miguleot Finb Aine. BUSINESS CHANCES. Fe, ‘SALE-STOCK AND FIXTURES OF GRO. Sory aml, Liguor Store in tus scutuwost. Good $450. A bargain. CL at & CO. stand. _anls, Stand; in Distric Oftice. 7OR RENT_Wes: END Fi bear New Signs] Office. 5 lance rooms: bath, all nlod. iaupa,;refereuce required: ret $20. 030-81 SSSS=[===[=H{[=—a__—>=——=_—~__= FOR RENT—OFFICES. M. K, Room 8. aps0-3t FOR RENT--STORES. OR ENT—LARGE STORE, 1023 7TH 8T. N.W. Beatie anoi LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, _8p30-3t 20 F st. aw. U° | 3roR Be RENT STORE 218 10TH SI, BETWEEN market: excellent business stand; rent a0. “Tnguire at ¥26 La ave. apze-lm {08 KENT—LARGE BIOKE AND CELLAR COR 9th and L st. no.w. Apply to W. C. JOHNSON, 718 13th st. o.w. ap26- ~w FOR RENT-—-STABLES. ilacs"—he pronounced them “lie-locks”—“fer weeks past. We all get ‘em from the same place—a big patch of land over the P street Georgetown bridge that is owned by a woman.” “A white woman?” ‘No. A colored lady,” responded the flower vender. ‘She owns several acres of land, all covered with flowers and shrubs. I don’t know “ouR PUBLICATIONS.” W3stED- 1 WORKING PEOPLE WHO NEED amploymeut to Call ut District. employment A! Mrs. Henry Cattell told of the need of the | sociation aud sowister fur Situations in saat or Cows | x publications issued in the interests of the en eee — cause and the good they do. Mrs. Bainbridge | \Q7,NTEp-LEARNERS FOR PROF CHRIST. of Brooklyn and a number of other Indies par- rs International Lailor system; with ar y inch ticipated in the discussion that pillowed and eee or tape mcaware slows, a gil scientific tallors out; many good words were said ior woman's | Patterns “gre 4 work for woman and children's work for ebil- | “innitams® * % MeS8ek, 140s KL ave, Wake D—& PARTY WITH $2,000 TO MANU- facture a Patented Article that cau be staple our; bie profit; no i Win TO KENT PART OF M¥ SALOON, which has been established for twenty-five years; heart of tort to & Brot-class caterer; those experienced need apply. Address 0. office. ‘ap JOR SALE—A GROCERY AND MEAT STORE, Dest location im South Washington: well estab. coe sud doing 8 cash business. inquire of Tat WALKER £00, S404 ia it whether she has * husband or not or what busi- | dren. Ss ness he is in; but she makes a lot of money by QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS, = selling what she grows. We boys pay twocents| ‘The hour for questions and answers having WANTED-—SITUA TIONS. fora bunch like this, of two or three lilac ? arrived Mrs, Bedleannounced the first question | WW ANTED-BY, A RESPEC TABLE YOUNG OOL- OUN Leer and we sell it for five cents. That's coved Man, # Place as Waiter in a Private ays not rofit, but the woman scoops the | to be: “What relation do we bear to the board | gvod references. Apply at 1115+ boodle. pel pre flowers don’t cost her anything, | Of medical missions?” and Mrs. Thorpe was was fED-BY A MPETENT ra "LORED don’t you see. I know fer a fact that she gets | called upon to answer. After the reading of Wones ona Husband, Cave of House or Office at from $5 to $7 a day fer the lilacs and things number of notices » hymn was sung and the | Nixbt. Address A.S.A, Star office. AS she selis in the ing.” half hour from 12 to 12:30 was given up to a Vv y ANTED— BY A COLORED Wo! PLAC. ae “And you ea devotional meeting, which was led by Mrs. John | ,\,) First-class Cook; references AbpIy atzzzl “Avout a dollar a day. Yesterday I made F= ere TOCK AN FIRTURES: TN GROCERY ANTED-RELIABLE MAN, WITH EXPERT- ence and $600 to $1,000 capital, to take balf in- terest in restaurant, Location the License ge- cured. Ad B,J. Starbfice, ——azy-dt* Bess SALE BAR 1 RUOM WITH LICENSE, IN- quire 230 E st. 020-30" Gillespie of Elizabeth, N.J. At the close of the meeting the delegates, missionaries and mem- | WANTED, YOUNG | TADY OF REINER x bers of the board and afterward all the ladies | jection to an invalid; would preter to travel, ‘Address present were entertained by the ladies of the | ManiUN v.. 3% —— @1.13. That was big wages. I couldn't make uear so much money at anything else.” a as you teil me, this is the last week of Church of the Covenant at V 7 ANTED= ag HEA’ ee _ Post’ NS “Yes, sir; but other flowers are comin’ in. & HANDSOME LUNCHEON for Cooks, Chamber Maid, Waitress, Laundresses 0 dea «Me Wali ks ‘omc! You've seen boys already goin’ around with | served at Jackson's Cafe, Along covered plat- | tan bute: fr A. COOMBS, DLO Fut nw at bunches of violets. I s'pose nearly all of ‘em ‘ : 5 come from Woodley Lane; there's no end of form was built out over the rear yard and the TANTED—BY A WHITE MA’ A SITUATION umself Geverally Useful aud whole house was tastefully decorated and iu & Store to Make in the moruin’ aad. gather ‘em to sell fe the | draped. Lunch was spreed for sovoral hun- | uve. oF Rout espe Sifuadou 0 satag i es, dred ladies and was greatly enjoyed as much | star oftice. in the way of a brief social union as of «| aqyaNTHI grateful repast, Tho lunch yesterday was also | V served through the courtesy of the ladies of the Church of the Covenant. THE AFTERNOON SESSION, v At 2 o'clock all gathered at the church again and a half hour was spent in a social meeting with the missionaries. A chapter of Scripture was read by the ladies in concert, and after a herrard of Washington, Pa., gave @ familiar talk to the young people. Mrs, William F. Bainbridge of Brooklyn, who is known as one of the ablest workers in the society, having traveled through many of the darkest quarters of the world in her devotion to the good work, made a very valuable and interesting address on the sub- ject, “Rocks and sands.” ‘The remainder of the program included the reports of committees, the reading of minutes and closing words from Mrs. Schenck. A clos- afternoon, and the other fellers pick ‘em in the afternoon and put ‘em in water to sell the next morning. Five cents # bunch pays us pretty well for ‘em.” “So this 1s the last week of lilacs?” “Yes; but the colored lady in Georgetown, over the bridge, has lots of other flowers she selis. She grows all kinds of shrubs and things, and we boys buy them off her cheap and sell ‘em dear. She must be gettin’ awful rich; I shouldu’t wouder if some day she'd open a lottery shop.” a Both Were Fined. William Lancaster, colored, was in the Police Court this afternoon for assaulting Sol. Green, also colored. The latter charged that Lan- caster stabbed him in the face and kicked him, The assault occurred in # saloon on Pennsyl- vania avenue near 4}¢ street, Green claimed that he was assaulted because he gave informa- tion against Fred Dyson, whose place was re- ml-3t* \—BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL, ‘Place as Nurse for Chud or Invalid, Chamber- maid or Lady's Maid; can give good Feferencet Call at 1309 436 st. sw. mi ANTED ‘TUATION IN Sena OR Grocery Store by Youux Man; first-class meat cutter; strong and willing worker; 110 objection to e out of town; good references. Address WILLIN Btar office, Wises ‘A RESPE ‘CTABLE SoLORED eS &® Situationas Driver or as Waiter in Private Call or address 1905 94 at. asthe, Risin Waltenee Rik rain rr ress, Nurses, But- I ‘Coach: Waiteis, Kitchen Help for this cit: abroad: ail have references. 613 7th st. hw. we Ww ANTED--BY A RESPECTABLE Witte WOMAS @ Situation in & private family to Cool Iron; city retereuces given. : ANTED—A SITUAT! MBERMAID We ay White Gil» Addrees Box 1. nesise | 222 my i-3t Wie sre AS VALET TO A GEN- Host references: regeut employer cas be sone Man ‘Address Box 37, Star of then Rev. Dr. T. S mm 1-3e* cently raided. The defendant admitted that he | ing hymn, was sung and : Hamlin of the Church of the Covenant ANTED-BY A 1H ESPECTABEE COLORED struck (Green and claimed, that he did it be: | nounced the final benediction that mark Wars Place a8 Chan cause of some trouble al agri. The court imposed a fine of $20. Cai forfeited » sim- ilar amount for carrying a dangerous knife, Real Estate | Matters, conclusion of an exceedingly successful assem- bly of women banded together in a goodly cause, —_.___ Death of Mrs. Fanny Eames. ply a tie onue « ‘apply tty WiSTEDeE A YOUNG MAN OF GOOD AD- Gress snd several years’ exper experience, a Place a Nollie P. Sampson has bought for 87.800 of Cameron lot 11, block 6, Widow's Mite, | The many friends of Mra. Fanny Eames will WaxireasttOAioy BY THGHOUoH ati G. P. Boter bas bought for $5,200 of J.C, | be startled to learn of her death last Tuesday peter ae y Brovery, ma ) Davidson ‘wub 190, n aquare 444, 17 by 105 feet | at the residence of her son-in-law, A. P. Gor- | farset busines? Ur t0e talomgal clerk, sanatans on 6th between Q and R streets northwest, don Cumming, in Freedom, Carroll county, bers aw. apsd.3t* Wits cub 189 square 444, 17 by SL S1 fect os | Ma. She was the eldest daughter of the late WANTED [SITUATION BY Fiie1-cLass Marion street between Q and R streets north- | James Campbell, exq., for more than twenty | Ug Me iboe Sui ae eee aE ES west, ite of the city and county of New SITUATIONS FORK cou ig Rachel ©. 0, Vasey has bought for $6,000 of York, me who died in 184s, and of whom 'the cele-| ‘W Sireny Oooke Sriver, Housekeo “tha, 29, squar rated Guilian erplanck remar' eee a lessen, h Migsomana we — Comp mat 100 eeaiin Gctees te. Toa ‘Bociety of New ia, othr cities sud country. ce AOS | th at Dw. apzu-41 C. J. Walker has bought for $10,000 of W. T. WANTED. — EMPLOYERS—FOR FinsT- Walker lot 10, square 265, 48 feet 11 inches by ‘every case, send to 32 feet on C street between 13}; and 4th streew | have ran Rie ae at ‘SHIH ane Saar | H southwest, ecience. Charles Eames, the husband of the deceased, was graduated from Harvard College in 1831, sieasory gee mee oS thd was appointed by Mr. Folk es commy Wega a Se TMENT | oe to the Hawaiian Islan negotiat of fis ce ste, Roome—one fur. So Fore mie = EE | Venezuela. At t times he assumed the Ener “ also editorial of ne’ in Nash- wane may be arranged 6 required: ville and in For the last few cra. tlable apd CR Be] pti rears of bis life he anes jaw in Washing- Grinedecenption pty toe et | A, and was as among os attention, i admiralty lawyers in the country. He died in a aaa OF ange |= an acne $0 tans cig sear keel on a cerooeeee ee corner of H and 14th streets was, until her re- ENTED—ROOM AND BO. moval to Freedom, about ten years ago, the | W mS 2 neo 6 eee Sane odes gorigt beprers: Igetion, ings of eminent men, be remembered, ‘etierany and, adapted protest agains | She leaves ous daughter, Mes, Gordon Cun-| WANTED—COUNTRY BOARD. the McKinley tariff ming, and a son, Charles Her fune- ot'the Farmers Allianes of Virgie wil be | s8 190 o'clock from thor ter eater | AY eee Se . held in Lynchburg, beginning June 3, Star office, FoRsy SALE_DEEDOF TRUST NOTES (FIRST FOR Dethcrod veveaouts on serecal peepee ca sold, AvDIY (2 erties gol Wit’ b'BitaMHacie to or address ap2y-3t Mae Leave. ORK SALE—STOUK AND FIXTURES OF A WELL- established Liquor Place, doing » Good Bi § house rou and furiture sttached central locatio owner leavibg city; terms cash. Star office, mish XN AGEAW Bios. & OSMU. Daluth, sud Superior Heal Estate, 129 and 130 2, eee pit Pera ruiekly will And it to thelr wiv to correspor sia ‘We buye at the eacut tune sothe of the best Dancains ever offered at the head of the lake MAGHAW Bhow & OSMUN, ae5 & DAVIS" UPRIGHT PIANOS, THE Pertect Piano of the a in tone, touch “a as Cer Ups, ieee, oo SoTaRY PUBLIC. BE Dealer in Heal Estate; Housce and Vacant Lote 58 ‘Louisiane eve, 421 ay B a oorpae WORLD Do MOVE," REMEMBER THE “Terrestrial Clock.” RAMBAY has cut watches cleaned, t-claae Rarmauted ove one year, 81 thyme mateo lowest prices in the city; we dely om 1224 Fat. nw. aul’ COUNTRY BOARD. OARD IN THE MOUNTAINS —DELIGH: ‘Board in CAN GET ‘or sum- apie THREE YOUNG PEOPLE fuer at, reasopable :ates at Forest, Gl en, from city on Met. ‘Br. aud 0 mmodations. Address Ps Uciober 1. for wood is. 8 Bours” Hoa Weskingtse So tie Bea nena Ge | en House hae 12 arre Foot, 4cuble pariory and is oom: Pd Deautital grounds’ well shaded, tne Wii Toa large, benatifal groun: idee fruit orchards of all inde of fru, ais nae varataie | 26 house fur Such as sheets, pillow aud bolster table cloths napkiun, we. WOuld ‘prefer to 9. yan Se is a uplendid change families to take s summer {OK RENT—DESIRABLE STABLES NEAR SCOTT F Gitdie srrenwed for sig borseas” double castegs house; $40 per month by the 7 ‘apzo-0t ¥. UNG, 1303 F st. SUBURBAN PROPERTY. K RENT—SIX-ROOM HOUSK AND s' ABLE Frcs ‘Garden at Burnt Mills, Md. Address = SAME AR “ae 1% ae WISH A HOME OR INVESTMENT NEAR ‘Metropolitan Brauch K.K. conveniently accessible by car or wagon, ylesse send uame and address Lock Box 369, 70K SALE—LOTS AT WASHINGTON ¥ tween Fort Myer and the New Iron Free Bridye,o0x 200 tect (some sinaller.) ‘The most beautiful view of Washington city known. tnd boo DOW partly cov- iGitorwe car lines "hice 4 6 aud a alg luoree car line. Price foot. Terms ‘saatits eS deeaes jt 13szi F R SALE-A Fi BUKBAN HOME NEAR Brightwood, within o few minutes walk of the right raluway thirveen-rvom aud Cellar dwelling, eG ‘aud other outhouses; contains 38 acres of land, a OTT, Kellogg Building, iste ot. Dew. R SALE—NEAR SILVER SPRINGS STATION, ON METROPOLITAN BRANCH. B. & OK H, VALUABLE PUILDING SITES, FRONTING UN AD ADJACEAT 10.7% ST. In lots one acre and upward to thirty acres, if de- sired, Some with fine springs aud valuabie wood poly five eee = station, a BUYCE _ap28-5t ave. | Place for stock raising sind sual fruiwe. there —AT WASHTNOTO SRE —MRS mi ss, two i 45 cee here row axe FOR THE SUM EAI Besutiful Home Place of be ate nd fow earns Ee joey Ramee oan set aS rine eon ooTTaerR = aah Fos SRO OUTAGE Aone proved | col biecmatanine ind * Song wr PLANT & TURPIN VeSe'S ave ALE = CHOICE FIVE-acCkr ior I> oan ‘the Met. Branch Bando KR thie rect tmasodiately op Kock crees, within Sve nun- Ules walk of the station, = offers superior advan- to any one oren ine no PANS CRT 0 bee ACRES, SEVEN MILEs NORTH ®, on the Kichmond and Danvilie hae a princely na to tobacco, os cor, on wea, poultry, &e., Wou! ve this place. “Rvery part of the farm te well S ACRES 1y NILES SperH yaville, This is, 4 good sinall Food, Bouse, tne lawn and inde; ap abundance of living foRiGROFY, pawe end evn all purposes. Price, reid e084 Ost a PALETWO MANDROME | InACTS OF subdivision edjuinug Carlin spr 4G scree for 8 00 per acre, and one vf 1Ul acres a ee sere, Also Beautiful §-room Cottage, oar +A e Dwelling, ea, about tea roums. mvelleut at the door. Lara Stable; chicken house; servants’ dweiling; scores of ornawental, shade aud frujt trees and » Pattoct forest Of chotoest selectious of Powering surubs. plants aud excellent tuoetiy jance » rouautic spot of woodland with, larwe sue spriDK of SPA WALEK; also s uever-teillug of purest water runbicg throuxh the eutire Es pia? is the most desirable Country Home for ssie within 10 wiles of the city at th: price asked. Dix- tance Zig miles fro the city on Biadeusvurg Pike, inidway Hiquland aud Kives Stavious — ee 900. easy terius. title sy _welsor = Fe SALE—360 ACRES, FIVE MILES NoKIN OF A ZF Beparille, ou the Hichinoud snd Danville ik ‘weil watered. would make an exce food dwelling Louse eurrounde 1. by lange, beautiful Saks for abade, there te ao orchard of sole nerd pam Trees Just Uexinuiny W tear possess) tbe bind at short notice Price €3. 000; 61,000 cash, aud. the Tesidue on time to euit purcuaser, with seiniaisual futerest at © per ceut per abuuus. This piace ise FUR SALF-500 ACRES, AND LIES ALONGSIDE. on the south,o: above. his A, . —_ ad piace in SYeEy respect. Fine ce of pure — 100 acres in ay clover, vrcbard aod herds grasa; with mood teuces: eof, fruit plen' wood, goud society bad cash. sotik’ & Wicnt apz8-6t $0835 G at. PUR eT eT) ACKES, us Bhaisdak Sina ‘securdeds erect vary taprene, rly one mule ou B aid U.K Kat Mills ious, with ‘© fue frout also on Breut A. P. PARDON 1326 F at. KY PROPERTIES a SPE- RENT OB SALE—AT BLADENSBURG, ‘Corner House: 10 rooms, stable aud well. herdics run within vie mile. $2,000 oF JOHN BILPHEN, 472 La ave, Fe. good iSeation os LE—AT BLADENSBURG_7 ACKES WITH S-reom A ‘arm, 8%, we 0) STEPHEN, 472'La ave Per et Fe SALE—OB ACKES OF LAND NEAR TUN- rear of Fairview He: bh which, ‘Messechusetea oh adseunte ve. will extend, station, Ly miles Tress cris; ‘acatrebie sms suitable for subdivision -KUDULPE A atkins Kinm Der! wood, Mou! eed County, Md, or €. a a ¥35 F st. nw. “ty aay im* OR § ve a - BM pear Sau, ng. a Neat Eigut-room Cottage.w ith ae raeu and pasture lot Address Dr AL. Bias a Md. the Grove. prices for reut for the weawou and tor sale, 6350 to €1,50U. M.D. PEC Sse Fet oy os KENT—FURNISHED COTTAGE, 6 ROOMS; Janse wall teut abundance of shade: fruit good putes from station pote Ma, “Dr. J. W Junk 518 Gun stn - es - ane PRM ACRES ©) LAND AT BELT® ville, on 12 miles from city ; sme Say | by new yr eciling es J and millers bousa, 000, Apply THLLMORE BEAL 4 PES SALE—AT HYATTSVILLE, DIRECTLY OP Tailroad station, about Three Acres, iun- preted the fine brick 26-rogus dwelling Kuown as the Hyatt manson au, © G-room frame dwell: the most desirebie aud valusvie tte {08 SALE—ON METN, BEANCH. B 8 0. 107 ‘Cottages aud Country Homes, Poultry, 1 Dairy Farms; Hockley bike proper ED. LUCKETT, 935 F st. ED-AL LOAN (OF 8109. 000 AT 5 PER CE Mortage on Business Property worth ‘commissions, Address GILT aps0-50 Ok OF SMALL SUMS; BH. ROBERTSON, told Meta: ~ ONEY TO LOAN IN TARGE ASD SMALL ‘Suis at Lowest Kates on A few sums of $3,500 aud up KULCHINS, ap26-3m ‘TO LOAN IN SUMS 10 SU LAL Estate in the District of Columbia. DUGAN BUTLEK, Successors wo J. F, Cullinaue & Co.. uy 66 WW OopsIDE.” Lots for sale on Money ad parties wi to build Bounce built suaacld on tee Stallmenta, ~The prettiest suudivision on the Metro- politan we The 7th et rosd. “‘Twocottaces of besides bath, heated by furnaces: sale at cost, Terms to suit. ‘For particulars, call ies ‘LEIGHTON, Propnevsr, ap26-1m 482 Louisians ave uw. Pp SALE_FINE SUBUKBAN RESIDENCE; frame and bath; hington, op Ft and teu: Fovmis, Ving cellars, for Epa SALe FINEST SR. COTTAGE IN TAKOMA; ies Sea vitCst we. sfimt = SALE—BALTIMORE AND woHle, RR F ‘Station, six iniles from We Rar OL, trains a Lote at 6 cous per ‘toot tor your station seasea ahd men 472 Louisiane ave. ‘ap1b tae 70R SALE 8 AIN 26 ACRES ADJOINING Fark, tract. pia ten ‘orm apply to Thats Me same LOST AND FOUND. D2.%ee WANT MONEY? #10 TO $100 TO LOAN it Low interest on Furniture, Pianos, Horses, Wagons, Household Goods or other personal property principal aud intercst payable in weekly or monthly payments, po removal of frou residence. no ba neity. Box ¥&, ptar of m” ‘ONEY To LOAN IX 8 SUMB TO SUIi, rye 6 per cen tate wecurity. Nk i kawithos, 190. ie w ap2l (Tbe Arlington bire ins. Co. some) Moxry zo TO LOAN AT FIVE PER CENT ON AP- Heal Katate Bec’ unity emul TYLER & RUTHER POL ty “taut -oma* oT Fst w Moe TO LOAN sas Suu a SUIT ON AP proved District real No@elay in neguti- sung. ALBEE, FOX aivim ¥ MOMEY To Lose on. APPRO ae aa a tate within the District, of Oulumbie: several muall amounts, which I desire to piace jumediacely ; lowest sates of interest. GU. W. LINKING, cur. 10th and H als ONY ai Toa M iS'sems To SUIT ed real estate securit no Ba Tag esti ow v0, ap5-2m_ bio FPechw. ONEY TO LOANON ay ESTATE aT LOWEST rates of Intervet ;eigc-ou. other approved security, ‘THOS. G HENSEY & Co. Bankers, m15-3m 1300 F stn. Taal Pee bor feaate, Mics 30, ABOUT 3 P. 3 P.M. ‘Dog, female coe, ‘Dear Very ubseal ; last seen on M st_ 5 cor ith, 2, re’ 12th st ow. “mlz TERRIER, ANSWERS aaah ou collar: Dr. iw ver een Eek i; HOUSE, LAU 3 miu station pesurofa of shades a eat a8. WANZED-TO RENT SMALL Lace 1 IN ou waiaiage from §, 20 25 Suey Sees OARDEKS pees Beare ee uae G. Lost spareneay, @ BETWEEN CEN. ee Cesc’ natch aod ee aw, PERSONAL, 10 LOAN IMMEDIA’ ELY_€30,000 18 8UMS to sult Srou $1,000 upwaa on Fouls a ‘ms EAL ESTATE INVE a as 08 Five percent. Payable q . Insums of $1,000 — 1 AD vou ‘On Real Estate, SO nay THOR E WAGGAMAN, ‘ Lo. M°™*ts"Schte From 9500 vPwann, AT 5 AND 6 PER CEN1, oN BEAL ESTATE IN THIS DISTRICT. nee Soft RFE. ks ON AF hy ES proved ken hetnie aL 1 LownaT se wets ieee te teu pateee Snes on wth oF o 1, 3 re (VIL SERVICE a QUESTIONS eons Wega ae Ku, Pers ee wa | A WORE tet Ses as at a © q