Evening Star Newspaper, May 9, 1890, Page 2

i] THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, e D. C., FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1890. ALWAYS AHEAD. Tomorrow's Sixteen-page Paper and What It Will Contain. The unprecedented pressure on the advertis- ing columns of Tus Stan has rendered it neces- sary to increase the size of tomorrow's issue to sixteen pages. This is done in order that the thousands of Stan readers may not be deprived of the customary amount of interesting reading matter on Saturday evening. Tue Stan enters nearly every household in Washington, and it is intended that it shall always be a welcome visitor, To this end no expense is spared in making it the pride of the capital. Pains are taken to prepere a number of special articles on general and local subjects which shall be of ‘unusual interest to Washington readers, Some of these are as follows: WASHINGTON BYWAYS (Ilustrated). Where creations of light and beauty reign supreme, Sunshine and shadows seen by a Sran reporter. PUZZLING ILLUSIONS (Illustrated). How ghosts are made to waik and sphinxes to talk. THE SULTAN’S REALM (Ilustrated). A Washingtonian’s visit to famous Constan- tinople. IN THE SPEAKER'S LOBBY (Illustrated). Where Mr. Reed prepares for his battles in the House. WHOSE WAS THE HAND (lllustrated). A continuation of Miss Braddon's story. AN IMP OF THE SEA (Illustrated). The torpedo boat Cushing and its wonderful speed. A POPULAR TRIBUNAL (Illustrated). Where Judge Miller daily listens to tales of woe and crime. THE CLAY-MARSHALL DUEL. An interesting article on the hostile meeting between two historic men. IN TROPICAL CLIMES. Some queer merchants and strange commod- ities in Guayaquil. By Fanme B. Ward. CONGRESSIONAL MUSINGS. Famous Kentuckians who have advanced from the House to the Senate. OVER TWENTY YEARS AGO. ing reminiscences by a former special correspondent. OLD GOLD AND SILVER. The curious business of buying precious metals second hand. AN INTERESTING SUBURB. An afternoon's pleasure at Jackson City. ATTRACTIVE HOMES. Ingenious devices for making much of little. AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. A visit to the beautiful city of the empire state | of the South, By a representative of Tue Srar. QUEER FACTS ABOUT STAMPS. The craze for collecting them more violent than ever, SONS OF PATRIOTS. Men whose ancestors fought in the war for independence. PNEUMATIC POSSIBILITIES. Mr. Wanamaker thinks of introducing tubes in the postal system. REAL ESTATE GOSSIP. The sale of high-priced residence property within the past few days. THE WEEK IN NEW YORK. Interesting notes from the great city by ‘Tue Stan's special correspondent, OUT-DOOR SPORTS. What is going on in the tennis courts and base ball field, ie BACK TO THE DER. Around-the-World Letters Will Not Be Forwarded Through the Mails. In some form or another the question is con- stantly being presented to the Post Office De- partment by enterprising citizens who want to gratify their curiosity by ascertaining how long it would take a letter to go around the world in the regular mail channels. A short time ago & citizen of Bloomington, IIL, started a letter of this character on its journey, with the re- quest written on the outside that postmasters would please burry it along. It got as far as San Francisco and the postmaster there, being aware of the clause in the postal regulations— which, by the way, has been there since 1880— prohibiting the carrying in the mails of ‘postal cards or letters addressed to go around the | world,” forwarded the letter to this city. The acting maperintendent of the foreign mails office, Mr. N. M. Brooks, promptly had the letter re- turned to the sender, and he informed the postmaster at San Francisco, as he has, thou- sands of others since the year 1880, that in con- ——— of objections raised by the British Hong Kong post departments, through Whose services this class of correspondence would necessarily pass, it has been found neces- Sary to discontinue forwarding such mail mat- ter. Under the rules of the postal union such matter can go around the world for one post- age, and these governments concluded that the pay was not large enough for the work done to engage in experiments for the gratification of idle curiosity. Before this regulation was put in force, how- ever, several around-the-world letters were re- ceived at the foreign mails office which had made the trip in about t eighty d days. Arraignments 1 in ‘the Criminal Court. In the Criminal Court, Chief Justice Bing- am, today » number of arraignments took place. Joshua Selvey, the colored boy indicted for the murder of Andrew Smith, by striking bim oa the head with a stone March 29, causing death on April 2, plead not guilty. Marion Nevett, a colored boy, plead not guilty to the charge of larceny of a buggy from F. G. | Wells, April 13, and to obtaining the same on fi tenses, + Thompson, a young white man, in- Tmanslaughter in causing the death lurray Cusseen on April 11, by cutting bim With a kuife, plead not guilty. — Rare Onteytat Textries,—Monday next will be the grand exhibition day of Turkish rugs, ets and hangings at Dowling’s art room usylvania avenue aud 1ith street. The | ‘swill be found in all sizes, rare colors nd beautiful designs, all just from the custum ouse.—Adch —___. Free Stone Fixrenrs at Dowling’s tomorrow. suitable for bar or cafe. with large mirror.—Advt, See about ial Notice: edition w Riverdale, under “Spe- by y Jot hn O. Johnson, 617 F street, ois cs Comwrtmextany Exccusiox to “Fairlawn” urday afternoon. Read B. H. Warner & Co."scolumn announcement today, sesatsee —astbate ALEXANDRIA, Reported for Tue EvENiNe Stan. Tux Fine Deranrmext.—The fire companies here have received invitations to visit Chester, Pa, and Frederick, Md., on occasions of com- ing parades, but the preparations for the re- ception of the Virginia State Firemen’s Asso- ciation, which meets here in June, will so en- sage their attention that it is not likely that ether of these invitations can be accepted, ‘The interiors of several of the engine houses have been improved lately. Crrx Tax Biris.—The city finance committee is arranging the tax assessment and appropria- tion bills which will make up the financial sys- tem of the town forthe year 1890-'91, but the work is not yet completed. They find it very didicult to make the income meet the neces- sary outgo, but there is no probability of an increase in the rate of taxation. The bills will be reported to council next week. dau ities. ——-The funeral of the he orm Tr Feddon took place from his home, at the south end of Lee street, Rev. Dr. Mercer officiating, and lot on Duk not long since at #550, was sold yesterday tor =300.—— Willard Lee has bought for @125 « building lot on Alfred near ny street. ——The m buson $2 for SOCIAL MATTERS. Dinners, Teas and Luncheons—Per- sonal Mention. Mra. Harrison and Mrs, McKee saw a fow friends by appointment yesterday afternoon between 3 and 4 o'clock. Mrs. Harrison wore a becoming spring gown of stone-blue cloth trimmed with flat braid. Mrs. McKee wore a Parisian gown of black thread lace, effectively trimmed with broad ribbon in a beautiful rose heliotrope color. Among the callers were Dr. and Mrs. Guzman, making their Bnd call, Lieut. and Mrs. Kellogg, Mrs. Henry Pellew with her friend, Miss Blodgett of New York, and Mrs. McLean, who later took Mra. Harrison out for a drive, Senator and Mrs. Hearst entertained a com- pany at dinner last evening in their beautiful new dining room. The dinner party, which was planned to bea large one, was very much reduced in numbers by the death of Senator Beck, as he and several of his intimate friends were included in the listand the vacancies made were not filled. The centerpiece of the large oval board was a bowl of gloria de Paris set upon a piece of rare antique embroidery lined with sea green silk, and the bowl was filled with gloria de Paris roses. The guests were Senator and Mrs. J. P. Jones, Senator Gray, Senator and Mrs, Sherman, Senator and Mrs. Hawley, Senator Morrill, Senator Allison, Senator and Mrs. Dixon, Mrs. Anthony of Bos- ton, Mrs. Robert Underwood Johnson of New York and Col. Clark of California, Mr, and Mrs, Anthony Pollok gave a delight ful afternoon entertainment that was almost too elaborate in its appointments to be called atea, The entire beautiful house with its grand salons, shaded cool conservatory cor- ners and roomy spaces everywhere for the large company to assemble in, Mra, Pollok re- ceived her guests with the usual courtesy that 0 becoming to her style, attired in a Louis XVI gown of wistaria brocade trimmed with frills of point lace, Her assistants were Miss Sherrill, Miss Dahlgren, Miss Boardman, Miss Davidge, Miss Williams, the Zaye Upson, Miss Cullen, Miss Batcheller, Miss Julia Strong and Miss Davidson, who is the guest of the house. The event was one of the most charm- ing and elegant of the season. Mr. and Mrs, John W. Pilling of Massachu- setts avenue gave a handsome reception last evening in honor of Mrs, George Kenner. Mrs. John Hay, who has been absent in New York city for a short time, returned to her home here last evening. Mrs. F. B. Spinola hasreturned from a week's absence in New York city. The pretty comedy of Pygmalion and Galatea is expected to bring in a golden harvest for the Home for Incurables, A large audience of so- ciety zoe have already secured seats for Saturday night at Lincoln Hall. Miss Sue Brook, who is the sister-in-law of the war governor of Maine, Gov. Cony, and Miss Alice Harlow will arrive in the city today, to be the guests of Mr. and Mra, Keim. The jadies reside in Augusta, Me., and are now re- turning from Florida, where they spent the winter. A large number of elegant teas and afternoon receptions have been given in Washington dur- ing the past season, +h gracious hostess has invited a number of popular young ladies to assist in entertaining her guests and to see that every one is hospitably treated after leaving the drawing room door sill. In many instances these b Sins ladies have only partly performed their duties. They are apt to become so ab- sorbed in tete-a-tetes with young men who have dropped in after their half day's work that they pay no attention to ladies who have no men with them. Of course the hostess is entirely ignorant of this and her friends hesi- tate to enlighten her. If young lady assistants knew of the comments made upon their thoughtlessness they would doubtless be more attentive, Mr. Charles A. Pilsbury, for many years a Washington journalist and correspondent, but now editor of that excellent Maine weekly, the Belfast Republican Journal, is in town for a tew days stay, at 1323 G street, accompanied by his wile and daughter and @ couple of Belfast friends, Mr. Ralph Cross Johnson has been visiting his mother, Mrs. Ralph C. Johnson, at her apartments at the Portland, but leaves on Sat- urday to join his family in Europe. Mrs. Russell West and her children have gone to Rock Island arsenal, Illinois, where she will join her husband, The first ball of the season of the Tacoma Ciub of East Washington was held at Odd Fellows’ Hall last night and proved to be an enjoyable affair. Among those present were — Shields, Pumphrey, Baptista, McAlwee, Caspar, Padgett, Gates, Crisman, Parsons, Hook, Nelsou, Murray, Wheatley, ekige Vermillion and Messrs. G. Gates, Padgett, W. Dayton, Bryan, Jennings, Jenkins, Lucas, Beavens, Patterson, Caspar, Amnstead, R. Day- ton, B. Gates, Chase, Offutt, Bean, Prosperi, Betts, Johnson, Proctor and Gooding. Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Duehay have re- turned from their wedding trip aud have taken a suite of rooms at the Clarendon, Mrs. Elmer, wife of Commander Horace Elmer of the navy, is visiting the family of Paymaster R. W. Allen, Navy Yard, Dr, and Mrs, Samuel S. Adams have returned and will be glad to see their friends at 1632 K street. Mrs. Wm. 0, W. Cunningham will spend quite a good deal of time this season at Toninto, Me. Mrs. Cunningham will chaperone the Misses Gould of New York, Medical Inspector G, 8. Beardsley and family returned to the city last week after having spent the winter in Italy, They will reside in the navy yard when the doctor has been or- dered for duty. Miss Minnie Wanamaker will give a small and early dance this evening in honor of her guests, Mrs, Ralston and Miss Pettitt of Phil- adelphia, The Postmaster General and Mrs. and Miss Wanamaker will leave the city for a week's absence at their country place, Linden- hurst, near Philadelphia. The time will be spent with Mr, and Mrs Rodman Wanamaker and child, who will then sail on the 22d in- stant for Europe. Mrs. Squire of Weshington gave a “silver luncheon” of twenty-one covers in honor of her sister, Mrs. Firman of Philadelphia, today in the Arlington Hotel tea room’ ‘The ovel table hud @ square busket full of great snow- balls in it, Near that were placed the corsage bouquets, alternately of marguerites tied with white ribbons and of buttercups tied with yeilow ribbons, marked with the initials of the hostess and the date. The bouquets lay near the center piece and the ribpous were carried to the edge of the table. Four silver candelabra with white tapers and silver shades remamed unlghted. Cut glass dishes filled with salted almonds and con- fections were placed about and the remaining spaces of the table linen were covered with spraysof maiden hair fern, The other guests were Mra. F. B. Spinola, Mra } 8. Lincoln, Miss Gale,’ Mrs. T. E. Roessle, Mra J. J. Briggs, rs, John C. Spooner, Mrs. N, F. Dixon, Mrs. G. E. Adams, Mrs. 0. H. Platt, Mrs, Nicholson, Mrs. J. B. Allen, Mrs, Joba L. Wilson, Mrs, Dolph, Mrs. Ciover, Mrs. J. Fre- mont, jr. Mra. lacy eer Mrs, Schoon- maker and Mrs. Ch: jordhoff. Confiscated Beer. Sergeant Dunnigan, the only sergeant in the second precinct who was not included in Col. Robert's recent investigation, went out yester- day afternoon and visited Anderson's barber shop on 8th street near Rhode Island avenue, The proprietor was willing that the officer should search every place in his house except one cupboard which he said was “private ‘That was just where the officer wanted to mak a search and when he opened the door he saw an ice box and other paraphernalia for a “be- hind the curtain" bar. There was no beer found in the house, butin an moog ei the officer found twenty-one botties of Faust beer in # wash boiler aud a colored man named George Holmes trying to get out of the yard. No one would claim the beer and it was turned in as “abandoned property.” Holmes was arrested asa suspicious person and when tried in the Police Court this morning he was defended by Lawyer Closs. Counsel claimed that Holmes was only putting the beer out of the way for Anderson. “That's what I thought,” said the officer; “but he would not elaim it, “Where is the beer now?” asked counsel. “At police headquarters,” was the officer's reply “Then he'll never get it back,” remarked counsel. ‘Lhe defendant was discharged. ght = i Suing a Railroad Company for $10,000. Newman Brockenborough has, by Campbell Carrington and Irving Williamson, entered suit agaiust the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com- any for $10,000 He alleges that on ecember 23 last, while in the employ of G. SHOOTING STARS. The Brooklyn Dry Dock will be s wet Dock before the celebration is over. An origins! package of Jim Jams would look queer in Iowa, A Jay PORM. Jay Gould has trimmed his whiskers down, And now 'twixt wind and water, His whiskers and his stocks are found A “leetle somewhat sorter.” Wife—tearfully: “I am utterly disillu- sioned. Husband—sarcastically: “That's strange; I have quite as much money now, as when you married me," Every Congressman is in favor ofa duty owed to the interests of his constituents to make an able speech on the tariff. Clerk—modestly: “I'd like an increase of salary, sir.” Employer—encouragingly: “All right, my boy, go on liking it; I haven't the slightest ob- Jection.” Industrious Laborer: “Are you in favor of the eight hour movement?” Lazy Laborer: “No I'm not I’m not in favor of any sortof movement, Rest is good enough for me,” A MISERABLE FAILURE. Old Man—with great dejection throwing himself into a chair: ‘Well, I've turned out miserable failure, at last.” Daughter—in anxious earnest tones: “What do you mean, father? What do you mean? Has anything happened?” Old Man—more cheerfully: ‘Yes, daughter, something has happened; I’ve fired that young man who has been sitting up with you every night fora year, and isn’tany nearer taking you off my bands now than when he began.” Emile Zola has written a new book, La Bete Humaine (The Human Animal). Evidently, from the title, an autobiography. Pain is inverted pleasure, An archbishop hopes he has the cardinal virtues, Innocent intent may cut like a knife. 80 LITTLE DONE. It is easy to tell of what you will do, Ere a step in the race has been run; And then after while, when your life is most through, It's easier to tell what you've done, An Iowa man would rather have his liquor in an “original package” than in another state, Though the Tammany leader is a very sick Oroker he refuses to “croak.” oo. LIVE CAPITOL TOPICS, House Committee Vacancies—Various Matters of Current Interest. ‘The Speaker is not yet ready to announce his appointments to fill the committee vacancies, but the delay is not caused by any doubt about the assignments to committee on rules and committee on appropriations, The thing yet to be settled is who isto go on the com- mittee on merchant marine and fisheries, Mr. Blunt of Georgia is to go on the committee on rules and Mr. Mutchler on the appropriations committee, ALABAMA CONTEST. The report of the committee on elections in the contested election case of John V. McDuffie against Louis W, Turpin, from the fourth con- gressional district of Alabama, was submitted to the House yesterday by Mr. Rowell. The report favors the seating of the contestant, McDuffie. A minority report wili be submitted by the democratic members of the committee. THE MARYLAND WAR CLAIMS, The House committee on war claims has re- versed its action in reporting adversely the bill introduced in the House by Mr. McComas ap- ropriating $231,500 to reimburse the towns of Siacersiows, 3 Frederick and Middletown, Md., for a refund of ransoms levied and exacted by Gen. Early in July, 1864. LIABILITY FOR INJURIES OF RAILROAD EMPLOYES. Senator Hoar hag introduced a bill making all corporations or persons engaged in trans- portation between the states liable to all their employes for any injury sustained by re son of negligence in the construction, equip- ment or management of freight or passenger cars, unless the negligence of the person in- jured shall have contributed to such injury. MR, ROWELL'S ELECTION BILL. According to instructions of the republican caucus Representative Rowell yesterday intro- duced in the House a bill providing for an ex- tension of the functions of national supervisors of elections, THE WORSTED BILL PASSED, The Senate yesterday afternoon passed the Dingley bill for the classification of worsteds by a vote of $2 to 20, Mr. Payne voted with the republicans, The bill now goes to the President for his signature, DESTITUTION IN CALIFORNIA, Copies of an appeal containing the signa- tures of 1,654 citizens of San Francisco,praying for federal aid, have been received by mem- bers of the Senate and House. The appeal is addressed to the President of the United nd to the Senate aud House of Repre- sentatives. It states that “owing to unprece- dented bad weather, the evils of competitio! and, most of all, # vicious financial system. the petitioners find themselves and their fami- lies, with thousands of their fellow citizens, in acondition of helpless destitution. “We have wppeuled to our local authorities and fellow citizens, in vain,” says the petition, ‘Com- paratively nothing has been done. A few thousand dollars have been subscribed, giving work to some thousand of the more fortunate of the many thousand sufferers among us. This assistance having apparently exhansted the means or willingness of those who could assist us, we turn with anxious hearts to the federal government, trusting, hoping, that the govern- ment can and will aid us in our dire distress, The perio ln. float that 5,000,000 be loaned to the city and county of San Francisco until the California legislature can meet and pass ap enabling act for tue city and county to issue bonds covering the amount at 2 per cent er annum to be made payable to the United States government, PROPOSED INTERSTATE COMMERCE ACT AMEND- MENT. Mr. Gorman introduced in the Senate yester- day a bill to amend the interstate commerce act by adding provision requiring roads in adjacent foreign countries to obtain license from the interstate commerce commission be- fore they will be allowed to exchange business with railroads in this countr ‘The license to be obtained by filing an agreement to abide by the terms of the interstate commerce act as though it was the law of their country. If the commission, ou investigation, shall find at any time that the provisions of the act are being violated, it is to have power to suspend the license for not exceeding three months, and if, at the end of that time, a second violation shall be proved, to suspend it for another term not exceeding six months, When the license is suspended the customs officers are to be noti- fied and they are to prevent any traftic from borg: road passing into or outof the United tates, A Train Load for Brooklyn. A special train, consisting of five buffet Pullman sleepers, left this city last night via the Baltimore and Ohio railroad for Brooklyn, on board of which there were over s hundred invited guests to attend the opening up of the Simpson dry dock. The party was com- — of twenty Congressmen, including mem- of the naval j Rang ee chiefs of the di- visions of the Navy Department, and other naval officers, and al Pa about forty pres on got Pere 7 ty ait autrit agelngetns ioe the ‘erc} P. Bal Pond, eosisted W. Knox in removing stone from a car on the Baltuaore and Obio railroad, be was workin; on the derrick car, which was —— ily ——— causing bis hoid on the crank was struck in the head yt the. handle of ibe crank and badly injured. ii Mr. [get oop hio Railroad, by Howser, A Plucky Boy. The horse of Georgie Armes, the ten-year- old son of Maj. George A. Armes, yesterday ran | Capit away with him from his home, about five miles out im the country, Mes tng little fellow kept Wectingten oh raga Ei il with ‘he plucky | B leu csoaved dit connec Coeur aire wrote WANTED--HELP. FOR _RENT—ROOMS. __ ANTED—A GOOD COUK. ADDKESS A P. Ww BLEBY, Hyattavili Ma, Saline reference, Sa Se ae Wite i te Rees Danan ade Btar offic aes Watt INTELLIGENT YOUNG MAN 0 in own entering: ihe Boy: Tr ‘aud com Densation expected. AL. Be Star o ms-20"_ | f ANTED—WwO} 1 975, OHAM- ber Maia Nugers and Litndersven ta ch gray: Waiters. Drivers or Farm Hands: Cooks, SAML. A. COOMBS, 926 F st. Wits a MEN COOKS, $10 TO. Maids Waitress, N Day pater: od Pantry, Maid thie ty and ro sorte’ DICKS GENCY dag 7th st. my-6e work; no washing n having city references need Vu? BE nw. | TED—BRIGHT YOUTH, 17 TO 19 =a IN Roa, good bend tad ‘gs Meat ot ie he rraterencens A Gross Box 152, Star office, ot QNTEDIA WHITE GIRL ABOUT Rate ing Care of & green ‘nome ae ‘Bight preterred. Apply 2b ath WANTED MISCELLANEOUS Weteer bop aoe ee Gitke ox 802, Terryiows, NX abe AXTED-TO 1 BUY A A HORSE 6 peo - powial wo} 3 Ps Panuiy Carriage GOULD. 421 thet nw. Waearincnae TERS TF YOU aT Tonk send s' Mow. a SiLVaSEn BS avert TEDALL DESIHING CABINET Famine Ws’ a = Pouihous ven. > positions ivan 5 oe witb endl ave., mea eee bie W AN VWs EADS OHO HIGTSTE, aves Wi NTED-ATADY'S PSYCHO BICYCLE. ABOUT MS pas fa erat cham condit Wixteess SuALE HORSE SUITABLE | E FOR ive; an ong, sows jean. sab pit SBE a ; state lowest cash price, 8, 17 Iowa Circle. NTED—A GENTLEMEN oc, as oF W jusiness Man have useof &: ot ures months and his help in the Dusiuess can bear of souething ‘that will pay 875 —— mth, iy calling at 110G at. nw. my8-ste Between 6 and 7 o'clock D pm ANTED—TO PURCHASE FOR re SEC ud-hand Tricycle, Address or au 228 Wheteea wath ORPHAN | GIRI, FRESH rred, age 11 to 15 years, healthy, good dis- m and bright, to train for e maid, companion oF Epper servant, by lady alone; no waxes for the pros Ti600d bo: erly vouehed ‘ Radresa Box OL Siaroiice ee my ANTED—A i FOUR GOQD SpLaRED syhaiters and Two women WASTER, TARE POR STB rar POSITION ply Boom 8, 1010 F st., babar! ANTED-MIDDLE- AG) t be clean, reliable and a good stay at Fs vnighta. A Apply e20 / 10th stow, COLORED WOMAN and must mo-zt AW ANTED—SADDLE HOLSE FOR HIS | KEEPING: WARU oP care and litte work. G. 8. KEN, FILED, mt 1205 F at. ANTED— THREE DAYS A WEEK D ‘8 One-Lorse Carriage, Without (a deveription ee 30! me 2 cent Star ofice. m?-3t Waennne WILL BE pee FoR fummig-y Ivy City a next Leger ge 105 erase, fine aud ‘plenty of finde stems ass aoe movth wv PARKER, 7 City Ws ANTED-A LADIES HAIR DRESSER, ONE who understands bair cu and orking. _m9-3t* _Abply 8. Tineke 720 ths awe ANT! ED-Two S000 FARM HAND 2oniles in pply 13% Wie Se Wii RcOMuRRD EE Gelored Man who can do Housework. Apply at store 312 7th st. n.w. GER SAK5 A. mn COMPANY. ‘moot Weserna ues RELIABLE MEN OF GOOD ‘oice and Geutlemanly Address as Assistants in Special, Tomorrow Afternoon. Call st PIS ee. 7 o'clock this p.m. Wier gry WHITE WOMEN—COOK aD louse Muid—to Go Into the Country; best ref- erences required. Apply ane Ore, tomoe Tow, May 10, between 12.and Lo'clock. Wastes GOOD AGENT FOR Business. Address Btar office, W? ANTED—A WOMAN TO COOK, vane AND Tron in Bee ‘of Three; good’ reierences re- quired. Apply 13t aa st nw, Be. Bet TO GQ ry a ROkUMEN TAL, WANED. ED LABORER! B iio Works: good meu #1 3 0 per dey noe eon and commissary ja few miles from the city. Call at once. DICK’S AGENCY, 613 7th st. nw. m8. WwW ANTED — AGENTS FOR LARGiST = “OF Standard Histor Encyclopedias, Atlases, Art Works, Pictur Washington; leadinw install- ment book hou: Wusive territory on new book: given to cou; iat canvuesers wud big Call goriy and avoid the rush. B. A. piNsMURE "1 510 F at nw. MBS" WANTED 7, MHITE WOMAN TO COOK, WASH and frou for Small Family; reference required: stay nights, Avpir 0 WaAXten=igor HERE! ALL KIND OF FUR- mE are Hore B vew York ave. av, ave nw, m6-1m? ow Nork SYS V3 F, REAMER. (Pee Peeper IN PHOTOG- J and examine the 4 alert euidia! pend MBEELATN for. Biorwes called for aud ‘turned. Telephone om the igray call, 1123-3". BESTOL, avout care icgs & elephou bundance Mondi ays, Wednendayeand PAG por Atlantic Livery peo AxTEDORNISUSLIGHT STRONG — FOR W W> 8 congnareay SYLVANIAAVE siwgiye persone. Address OMNIBUS, Star office. 1u separcie, apartimenta, aud Convenien! cg E. CO! my5-6t TT. WARSIED — PARLOR FURNITURE, ‘HOL- atered Mattresses made over; work done in a neat and substantial manner. 8 Saat cut end meade «uarant — iE HIGHES' W ficos tor: Furniture Carpeta, Feather ‘betes Office snd Store Fixtures, Entire Households. shecialty, Storage on reasouable teruia, Address 314 my: ED-FURNITURE OF EVERY DE is. stocks of all kinds of merch: store aud vite fiztures, &c, AC ANTED--A 3 DEAW SODA. WinbuRts. OPhancacy, 1320 ie Pennsylvau a mb-2t* w: ARTED-SALES LADIES AT MEYER'S, 922 I aud K ste aw, Noue but ex- porlenced bande need a ply. m8-21° WASTED GHELP FOR PHILADELPHIA, NEW Xorg ‘and Now Jersey, alno, this city,” Cooks, Maids, Housemen, Seamstresses ppupekecpers, Farm, and Dairy Hands and ‘Utbera, BULATAMS, L110 m3-6t* W: NTED — EXPERT Fuirvank’s Standar Feferences. Addr reese WE ee. ma’ WASTED PY A YOUNG Laby, 4 COMPETENT By dgncer ot step Dancing, “Address, stating terins, si n tar office. my7-3t" WANTED, AN EXPLRIEN irl, positively one who und Lee ‘Sousework; no washing Ketorences required. Call, atterd p. WEIGHER FOR tate experience sud D, NEAT WHITE ratands cooking and vecy aunall family, 1920 Yeh wt, m7-it* ANTED—TWO_ FIRST-CLASS PANTALOONS V Huds at 410 7ihst mn... room 11, thint hoor ANTED—WOULD LIKE TO EMPLOY A GE fleman to Instruct aud Lead an Episcopal Choir, MUSICAL, Star ottice, m7-3t" V ANTED—AT THE CITY INTELLIGEN fice every day, Working Women, Men, Bo; Girla; no waiting lor Work—applications for govern- ment positions prepared. May Building, 7th & k u.w. m3-6 W5STED-SET TLED WHITE WOMAN IN THE ‘country to Couk, Wasi aud Irou; also Ho! Girl, daughter of ‘sister of tue toruer preferred: ret. Required E. kK: MOCENEY, Leeland Fost ttc T DISTRICT EMPLOY V A ENT ciation, Working Women, Men, Boys, Giri uations for all city or to tn vel for stummer hotels and tree. 17 ave, .w., BOWLE, ‘m3-LW* ANTED—DUNDORES | EMPLOYMEND | BU- Teau, conducted by ladies—Men und Won: colored, for all kinds uf domestic lobor, « =,With referencug, aemoved ty 709 ww; new stylen: lactory; not governed by ranted; rare chance; perinabent vusines: and catulogue will ony nee you ments $000 per month: forexcltsive tert SCARE Co, Ciuchiuath Onis, Bt W ED—-LEARNERS FO! her's Interuationsl ‘1 ailo: rule or tape measure slone, patterns and inaieriais cut’ and made and instruction Side MiSSER, 1408 del ave. ens; with at inch clentific tailors cut; _WANTED.- SITUATIONS. We ED—bY A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIKL, @ Situation as Chamvermaid or Nurse: can ive quod Tefevenes, Pleswe call or add jersey av) U1 how Was it at. ow, ws ts — rata, W aitroee, Laundress Seaustress; Mon ‘Wed ks, Cuacl i, Butlers, BAMIn A. COOMBS, 926 ¥ st 'u.w. 3 ANT. abot SITU. B First-class Cuvk or Launares: il Me Cal 1113 19 Hi ADQ| ahs s NTED—GO TO DICK AGENCY FOR YOUR poke, Laundress, Maids, Waitress, Nurses, But- Couctiuen, Waiters, Kitelen 1 abroad; ail have references, 613 7 AD 5 W fen and Mathewvesiciens iuploymeut frou 5 fo.9 o'clock evenings, or some Kind of writing to do home. Address li. K’K., Star office Warten —BY A COLORED WOMAN, rere CE Ti eral Housework ; no washiig or chauike work, Call at 1748 K st. wa NTED-—BY AN ENGINLER, A SOUER AND industrious inan, 9 Situation aw Such; good reier- euces, Address G.\Y.B., Star offi WANTEDIBY A COLORED MAN, A SITUATION fs Driver or to Work Around the House; city ref- erences Call or address 2728 P st.n.w. | my- we TED—BY A COMP! T DRESS MAKER, Work iu Families by the Week; good cutter aid Biter, Alsy, \Wauted » Good Washer and Irouer. | Call or address 219 F WANED A YO! LORED M Piovo as Waiter iu © private tastier ce Donning house, xvod references. Apply at 1dy B st. 6. WANZED-PO-ITION AS CHAPERON « Companion or Governess agusking sweerel eagenaes! We teome uaving tray? eled and residediu priucipal European countries, 8.0. Star offic mo-: WASTED IBY A younG at n Uthice; woiue kine 1 references. “Address W.C.H., Star ce WASTED POSITIONS FoR D CO! dred Cooks, Nurses, Housemen: Maids Kicchen, Farm and Dairy Hands. &c.,(Preuch ahd German Mi Ganudian Nurses, Japaucse Butlers). BUaNHAAS, 110 @ st. nw. m-Bt* LL, BV, 8. (PLOYERS — FOR FE. LASS Servants, wi ee in every cane, send to CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE and ‘year ckder will we dispatca, May Building, 7th and & p.w. ay 26-Ret ___WANTED--HOUSES. _myl-Lm WANTED S HORSES TO KEEP. Ki Horses Winter and Sumner # Special order box Price's a ‘Stables, $11 Gib st. nw. ‘farm, Th gh Foad, Builes from city. O. HL P. cLAk is ANTED—EVERY ONE TO Gow THAT JA W Hillenyoss, the Pictsburg Agent, located at 7 at. ne., is kept busy putting up A. Northrop’ Coline ide W. areal Wi Dons for al tuachinen Yee one by Corben, all colors, $3 per hundred: e 5 Saiictaction guar: auteed or money retunded. Send or cull for catalogue, apz1- Wasiepat BS THAT ¢ D, COLLINS, Builder and Carpenter, 717-719 18th at _n.w., Bakes a Specialty of itemedeufuy and Sob tity ‘Sereen Doors and Windows to order. piB-Liw? Wi ED—ALL IN NEED OF FAS, THEIR Umbrelias and Parasols Covered, Lined and Ke- ired to apply to B. 1b, CHASE, 1314 Pa ave. 4 411 opp, Star office. apls-2m WANTEDIEVERY ONE TO KNOW THEY CAN Save trom 10 to 15 per cent by Buymmg Watches gud Jewsity of me: Fine Watch and Jewelry Kepatr- eclalty. WM. M, FKANK, 461 Pa, ave.al D—UMBRELLAS AND PAL. ired and Covered by G. LEFEViE, st. n.w., bet G aud H. W ANTED—TO BUY FOR CA>H and Office Furn:ture, Stocks of Merc as Groceries, Dry Goods, Jewelry, &.: ons Conndeuual Address ALBERT, 408 10ih st nw. aplé-lm VW ASTEDILADIES TRY “ORANGE BLOSSOM” a sure cure fur female diseases, ple tree. Algo Lady Agoute ato nell Dr, McGill's “Complexion Lotion.” oP st nw. V sto Kevise, Correct and Typewrite; Strictest conhdeuce guarantecd; translations, S. W. YNN, AM Vy fr sutute, establisued 1876, = AM aps-smit W ftthovating. “Won tresses Made Over; Futuiture (S AND OTHER ean H. XOUNGS, 140% Pa ave. Tete W ANTEDI IBY SCHIBNER, BEST BUTTER ine. “lable Gocds, 20c. per pound. Cooking, Jie. per pound, Warranted not to wet strong (ike butier dove) tor one twouth, er money refunded. .B.--Dou't take anything Uuat is “just ux good as Serib- here,” or “ull the stuve thing.” bui wet tie bests which ie for aule only by WAL C.SCIIENE dv Sub, 330, Center Murket (Middle of Finn Aisle) __ BUSINE W: ANTED—A LOAN FROM PRIVATE PARTIES of 84,000 for three years at 5 per cent; security Address ML, ro upon property near Dupout Circle. 8, plaro! tare, Horse and War horthweat, at inventory, ‘Address TAVESTORY, office, Kes SALE-DRUG STOKE, FINELY ToCATE ; doing wood business, which cau be d a Year; Owner not # dru Office, {OR RENT—LARGE ROOM ON SECOND FLOOR F° Lot Bore Comumtucatiug for Zorht Hiousekcpau to | eses sult tee ycocupant owas house. ‘ig 03 3 | & neon a ST. oor: ‘ent low to parties without children. me-3t? R RENT—IHREP VERY DESIRABLE T i. ke Tlahed Uscond-ststy Retoctee Tare Howe e igs month: eoOue Lance ¥ oH ily; references cacbanged: apely 8 2th stp. w. Fe. RENT-TO PARTIR] WITHOUT CHILD = ree Communicating Rooms furnished or unfurnished, sinely ce together house ing permitied 1445 Corcoran a. Fok RENT-T WO ‘NICE LARGE o “UNFORNTRES floor. 315 Penn. F2, Swi UNF GRyIoEeR = E oe. sirable second-floor Kooms; south front, bath on fame floor and all mi, 1523 Corcoran et. nw. eS O ST, A FINE LARGE FRONT ‘ ‘turnished or uafursiched, er FRx RENT—A BECOND-STORY SOUTR-FRONT m: high location, accessible to all leading car -E, FOUR ROOMS AND furnished of unfurnished, RK RENT—21) FQ BENT—FURSTCAYD—LARGE AND SMALL Rooms, communicating, faci east aud west, with ‘Bret. lass t Ol4 12th at, t. Dw, ms 3 R RENT PARLOR AD OTHER DESIRABLE me to Let, furnished or unfurniaued at 1519 m8-3t* ‘OR RENT SS Fines 761 P ST.. NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE, also Tabie re. Sumuer 308 RENT—TWO FURNISHED ROOMS, strictly private family: no children; conventent to and $ ‘Address Mrs. FOR § SALE—MISCELL. AN SOI s prow, seg tah Bako AINS BUGGY, AND HA ks times, Cau be seen at H. TRIES’, 635 York ave, Owner 1019 =" eae" JOR SALE—Ol EXCHANGE—THE [ey AP» Fe nod Phsetone and Side bar Burk of pg ty F uechusetts tebe. Cal a UaHERT I. A Agent woot" Fora BUGGY AT 623 B BT. NW. mat? SPECIAL BARGAINS—A VERY FINE. Fi aicthen nee EEG set. a uae id cent tustroment’ oe ‘coat 8500; can be t it for on. 250 cea, oF vert casi: and | Lalance @ er mouth. mr wor: An Elecant e275. cust Superb Toned Dark Case Ubruit Piano; ouly 6225 cash: belonging fo an offivisl breaking up for seasoB; exrand 00k O$50- Ss them st ak Pr ase EXCiaNor, 3 Pennaylvanie ments; rich tone; ubegueled for power eu Haney : the finest make, without a — four mon Fok, SSEE* BEAUTIFUL “Kost WOOD CASE FH med y ao carved gs and lyre; ver aD -#wect toue abd ju perlect urder for ouly @140; BUceaband’g> per monte Tk PIANO EXCRANGR, myS-3t 915 Pennsylvania ave, ‘OR Sal OR 30 HEAD OF Goop MILE Cows; G0 galion route, wholessie: milk can be de- Hycpegiatraulfead depot” Tnguire 1603 weil at uw ub-5re Fe SALE_STUDEN TS MIC * 3 ower, fue stand aud 4 iuch ubjecuve, 6:55. BROWN, 011 Ponusyivanit ave tee mo {OR BALE-A PAIK OF MATCHED soni Horses Coming 5 6 are oy be seen at OR KIs jorel. OSCOPE OF HIGH air. or ee ‘87 per month Ey Star o e mbt" ry ESTATE 0g Mt ST_NW,_{HREE FUR: ished Room eh ue of jor; #28 per month Fae JOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS A} aD, STORE Koom: good busiuess locaton. Apuly to alk aunw i Son RENTS _PRRTET_ONFURSENNED =D tor all m.i, with err e=P, in ioe, Beautiful location, BOT isth xt ed Fe RENT—TWO FURNISHED wouMs, FOR wentlemen. L21Hst nw ED—ONE ROOMS — tor light housekeeping, by the week or month, Cheap to desirable parties; cars pass Lith st. n.w, a RENT—IN DFSIRABLE HOME—2D FLOOR, South Front and Counecting Koom, party, fur- nisbed, $15; Unfurnished Room, @% ; 3d floor,2 Pleas- ut Cohuecting Rooms, unfurnished, $12.5 Board convenient, references. 1731 F st. nw. aed JOR RENT—FOUR LARGE UN Rooms and Bath, over store 1816 Tah per month 617.; Fe, REN wpe 18TH ST. N.W. BY eivate fami! wand Haudsomely Furnished Parlor “4 “Chater, with private bath, on second floor; J a ij ieasant Siugie Chamber. me nse ANT FURNISHED ROOMS, faciuy McPherson Sguare, near Normandie and Arlington Hotel 016 1oth et n.#. m6-6t" FE KENT—HANDSOM! PAR Suite: from 2 40-4 rooms; stable if desired. Mass ave. 14098 mé- - JOR RENT —THREE APART ENTS OF i WOAND three rooms eu suite ; private bath aud cluset ; ele- gently furnished At the WOODMON 4, ‘cor jst 42 and Iowa FOR. RENT TORES, stand; rept @50._ Inquire at 926 Le. ave. FX SALE— FOR | CEMETERIES — YE 1 at Wreaths, Gav Wire Seiiee, [ron Vasen, Wire La, Cooks for Ha: = Terre Corts Hang kets. wire ‘of any. Kin made to order. SCHMID'S Siz T thet bw. nese JOR SALE. IONE. Fain S CHESINUT Foe Te ¢ handwonseat bar of cafriace tin nty of styie. wood WOR; Sold with veterinary ‘certificate, Api Ay to WM. G. MIDDLETON. Harkaway stableg, 1150 Vers Mont court, opposite Poruiand. “TOI Pas: aud ienders; all complete; er been used. price = wor S06 Tint st u.w. after 4 ‘my 5-28 ‘OK BALE—SALOON IN THE BesT BUSINESS part of the city. Inquire 70¥ Det. n.w. myst" —40 OR 45 GALLONS MILK Dita aud P. depot day. Inquire F Foes SALE at owas 00 11th st. hw OR : ieee Speat gi. ae Oy = Led Wo WL, Plaoce for rent aT PIANO. TWO YEARS 0 7 SALE—CHEAP—1 = nearly new, Inquire 600 aestee JOR SALE—CHEAP_-ONE oF T Rooms on 434 st, w. Will be Cense xuaranterd. Address P.s.1., 8 r office. ms-2t* Fk SAcEsUsT_ABRIVED—FLPTEES GOOD Virgmia Work Horses, also three Geuod a Mog and Driving Horses. Can beseen at Mr. OOOLY TABLA 913 New Jersey ave nw. JOR SALL—A BAMGAIN-MUST BE SOLD BY po attaay oral oF turyed outou yaeture Bros gated Randa count kind aud’ geutie, price #14 Address E.<", star office, = “ae JOR BALE—PIN«, NK POPLAR MICRON, Dogwood and Gah Thhuber on LO0U serve of) las frou raiiriad: eighty ‘miles from Nort ik, of (Ui parciculats address JOHN W 13th st. hw, Washington, D. ¢ @ Indy OF auds without bi T ROCKAWAY IN one Set of Harness use 835. Apply BGieworter 35, si6. 16. one gold Watch, (OH, KEN T-LARGE STOKE AND CELLAR COR Oth and L st n.w, Apply to W. C.JUHNSON, 718 1th st. a. ‘ap26-1m FOR RENT—OFFICES. JOR RENT—OFFICE ROOMS—FOUR FRONT Kooms, first fluor, Norrix Building, corner F and 5th sts, n, ater, was and hot-waier best. Apuly to JAME: UKKIS. in8- it F RENT—OFFICE ROOMS; ¥ PAPERED, painted, &.; $10 and @15, At1114 and aust nw, JOR RENT—DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS IN the 1425 N.¥. ave; meg men Building, good light and ventilation and sil ted. imp. erate rent. A. T. COUMBr, 1425 N. “OOM 1N WALTER BUILD- HEISKELL & McLEKAN, ms #1,300;, 62,000, | 82.500 = id 810.0) brit Apply to A. Be: PRATT & SONS, 84,000 REAL ESTATE, LOANS, INSURANCE, _my6-6t Sun Building, F st, rows Estate, THUS. £ WAGGAMAN, D LOANS WITHOUT DELAY eee icity. TO BORROW #500 FOR ONE YEAR, ty, fine furniture: va.ue $1,500; insured for that amouut. a Ww. oe ot fh: ote ZY CAFES jendid oppor- tunity, for @ ‘ive mma with aay cabled, ‘Locetion second {0 1 1d before the 1st of June. _Address OPPOKTUNITY, Stat office, 5 | Foe SALE-A GROCERY AND Lig) ia & gv0d loca’ m8-3t* STORE, doing & good business; cheap rived ® woverument appointment prce $400. Apply to W, rent; owner has ré muna sell t FAMILY GROCFRY AND LIQUOR A st. 8.w.; @ first-class stand; will be nh ownel ts about to change business. Fees! ALE FISH & MILLER, 1213 FST. PL D FINELY FTV TED UP GRO- Gey STOKE doing a gusd, sendy Durimese thes thickly scttied and first-class iocality near U.S. Capitol {ithe well-selected assortment of gouda, Owner must leave the ci 7-6 FOR SALETA NO. 1 GROCERY, TIQU oar AND Meat Market Store; # good cus trade. Cheap; one Of the boot atanda northwest, Address TUWE. e MAR m7- F ST. 28 FEET ase J. T. DYER, 1304 Fst. Airs & DAVIS: UPRIGHT PiANOs, THE Perfect Piano of the axe, superb in tone, touch aid action, elewaut new spring siyleg Installment. HLL. BUMN. 2K, S11 wth stu. Ww. Nw.— NE LOT ON front, to party who will aiid. q a HWALKH IC NOTARY PUBLIC. in Heal Estate; Houses and Vacant Lote foe Bis Sotuesse. “30 ‘Louitase ave, 470 B at. ne. 228-Sm TPBE, WORLD Do MOVE” “REMEMBER THE “Terrestrial Clock. SAY bas cut the Prices; wetches Cleaned, #1; firet-cises mala springy Warranted one year, 1; all Clock anu jewelry work at 1owest prices in the city, wo dely competition, ual T LOST AND FOUND. V TANTED—A SIX TO EIGHT-ROOM BRICK ‘House m good condition; $500 cash, balance be on eary teruis. price uot to exteed @5-0U0. we have au immedtiste client forthe above BF, GILBERT &CO., O25 F st my8-3t W* FO. A SINUICATE PROPERTY ON in, Ota, Loin Leis Tee oud 13th between Pa, ave- aud Het'n'w. AcE 1008 F st. n.w. ___ WANTED—ROOMS. WANTED-BY A SINGLE GiNTLEM Pleasant Furnished Fand K sts; permanent if suited; state must be inoderate, Address U.K, Star o! Wat, op cl tages toe ee with apres Hn table for a er, bed roo! pear Pat a8 woo state lowest price for summer. barry dress G.! office. my-2t? AN Sahoo AND BOAKD, BY SINGLE GEN. Ab TS RO reset es oF uice widows . ve ignuarry. ital, Address SINCERITY, ‘ster seep 3 Be Si rep renaons A COMFORTABLE ih Board. where privacy 18 SESE Wise dress EL Eauoe btar office, WANTED—BOARD. STED—COUNTR) ARD IMMEDI, Yee Ycnlieae Ss Jura drone ding ion and price CG.C. 518.6 i WANTED—COUNTRY BOARD, Watanabe tate Bt JN COUNTRY FOR 1 PS or pis for Ganeing ic part m7-3t* Mrs. E., Star o! a ANTED—LOTS. Wt, a S| ____BOARDING_ iE NICEL: ISHED Bis good bear st the "atara Pe ave eee OST—WEDNESDAY EVE: SILVER BEAD ‘Braceres ana G st. bercie bet slat aun 16% ste ae oa 1586 bet the ave, aud Lat. “eward i ee returned to 1536 Litas AY ,A STRING OF GOLD BEADS in going irom oth anu J to 2d and F sts. u.w. reurn to 606 Massuchusett ros O8T—OR | STOLEN Lic! ED COW: crumpled horus, short lege aud in fine ‘condition; Ghappeared op night of May 3: had 8 rope around her horns when last seen, Suitable rewa, Laving ber at SkIDGES & PRLSGHAVES *atabtes 3289 Mst., Georgetown, Lets" W! DNESDAY, HAIRLESS aeae TiNE Jerry. Return to 11th ana F sts. sw. and segeive reward. ken the pavers are correct, and cau Duy desirable ty property wuen off. red — EA. 41K, ment Co." m3- EAI, ESTATE AT 8 AND © ber ceut on Real 1 made UdJu CHAKLES W. HANDY, 921 Fat, now. Mo, To LOAN IN LARGE OW SMALL SUMS KOLERT: SONS . "i515 Het. ONEY TO LOAN IN LAKGE AND SMALL A few sums of 63,000 and up at 5 per cent. BUICHINS, BULKLEY € 00., apa 15033 P: 0 LUAN IN SUMS 10 SUIT ©: ia EVIL, Successors to J. ¥, Cullinane & Oo., O09 i 00 lat Low Interest on Furniture, Fiaugs, Horses, Waxons, House! Gvods or other personal property ; Payiuenia, po rectal ar ubl Box 6 per cent, on D. C. rai Sk UiSicAWLINGS, 1309 Pa, ave, Cost.uew, Sole agent “reuus, Souther Luvest ate, Loaus prompuy Suc commissions moder ou Peal estate security Bn XM Sums ai Lowest Kateson Real Estate Security. a ave. MS EY T istate in the District ot Columbia. Di Dewan WANT MONEY?—#10 7 LOAN principal aud itercst payable m weekly ods MOREY 1y, LOAN IN SUMS To SUIT, ATO AND arity. p21 (ihe Arlington Pire ins, Cone othe) ONFY TO LOAN AT FIVE PER CENT ON AP- proved Keal Estate Security. Large amounts = iit TYLEK & RUTHERFOMD, mb2U-2m* 1307 F st, nw MOSES 0 LOAN IN SUMS TO SLIT ON AP a¥E proved District realestate, No delay in negoti- stung. ALBEKL F, FOX, sly-lm OSE 70 TON, rg tale within toe District of Oolumbie; severe piuail amounts which 1 desire, to piace 1: sediately lowest rates of interest. GEO. NKINS, cor. 19th and Hi sts. n.w ‘al6 WAKAT R & CO. ap5-2m 16 F st iw. ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE AT LOWEST Tates of interest; aise ob Other approved security. THOR @. HENSEY & Co Bankers, m15-3m 1300 £ st nw, WpXo LoaN TMMEDIATEL ,000-IN BUMS to sult, from $1,000 upward, on ood Kea Estate Secunty, ACKER & GADSBI. UU F st. now. ONEY¥ To LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT On approved real estate security. re Lowe made at wort noth MFR TO LOAN iN SUMs FROM 8500 UPWARD, aT 6 AND = PER CEN, BEAL ESTATE Is “ruts DISTRICT. R. O. HOLIZMAN, no Corner 10th and ¥ sis. 2. w. ONEY 10 LOAN AT LOWEST RATES ON AP- proved Heal Letaie Security: | Large mo Also, ae Agents of the Cuited Security auce Cy, of Hiiadelphia, 1a suas to Bult, wo Le repaid on installment pian, with or without life insurance. 1 SMit ONEY TO LOAN a Approved keal Estate Security. in Distristat ‘Cumbia, a aay i lomnest raven of tne wee son J. FISHER © 00+ love F st. nw ONEY TO LOAN red tloment rates on approvedreal Moagente {20 FONE 3 & BLOWN. — Fpeuueylvanis events, ONEY TO LOAN ON KEAL ESTATE OK FIRST- Me acter ‘at lowest rates ui muterest ; uo delay fig eNO ONC GREEN, 303 7th st mw. Mor TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE AT LOW- est WASH'N DANENHO’ ap24 Snecessor toDANENHOW Lit & SON, 1115 Pat. peel PERSONAL FouyDrcwep UP—A COW; LIGHT BROWN; white spot under front right wn Be opwe Haare Tal See CE Mi Washingt: pene a a EO EN Lee COLUMBIA ROAD YESTERDAY AF. ~ an ‘ph i Reward for it a, GODFREY, 945 hogs taland uve a. mwa T—WEDNEI ESDAY | EVENING, MAY 7, Los gad Tan G ring potion oo ore it — sk ye othecuw. pee meat Oat = ON W! ime MARY DNESDAY, A PAIR OF GOLD- it Peturned to SGHAcFENe wed Gth st. now. mB-3t Bi ack car and yellow apor ed jena on 3 and tag, return t0 1801 Mase: aye. tag, $5 reward ou a1 Los POCKET BOOK CONTAINING A 8MAi ‘Amount of ‘a Check on Beuk lowe at : mest" pay EBBITT HOUSK WASHINGTON DG utauce of Two aren UE. Star ottice. MIDDLE-AGED BACHELOR lady of WO YOUNG GESTLEMEN WOULD. LIKEG 0 Tyorm the aca oubg Ladies Waeeep tae POsT fy} je -) oF eat calded in Washioxton-abous ner pairs w pack, Ubu to $0. Por air PSI peggy attends i xapspnr, _my2-1w Ni? bin it. ow. Exyprigation QUESTIONS Fe SALE—CONTKACTOR'S OUTFII—BO, arts, Ge eit transfer to purchsser cuntrec 1° cost the outht iu short tim aves Bor P Tet Star otic my6-6r" | [aLee BEAUTIFUL SWEET-TON}D UP- Fight #iauc. Poulan price $355, can now be bougut $185 cash at WELDS BaD Fon Mh my Fae SALE-FINE BREWSTER LANDAU, TWO awe Harness, Two Sets English HMand- made Cart Harness, Une Pony, Harness ——_ iby. — as bew _— Four- art iu good coudition. - Horace, Blankets, Sheets, A: chean “Dow MEN'S ctablen fr eu bevwecn Tou for JOR SALE—AN Al DETECTIVE ©. MERA FoR tg,» All Puotogrephic guode cheap OF 4% WAMBELLALN” AL i Pe ‘Augean Wil. Patent Office. JOR SALE—A STRAWBERRY Hoans: pointe bisck, tipe white; five aud six y old; each 1634 hands bith; weight 1 gentle aud kprfectly sou sound. Address VINCENT SANSL IL M now, Mi JOR BALE—CANA ANARIE MATCH PAIR MALES AND FEMALES a Fist Parr: and Fish Foods Spratt Dong Nal5-lin* SCHAMID'S Kind Store, 317 PF se CARRIAGES, WAGONS, NARNESS, &0, FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE aT & BENSINGER'S HORSE AND CAKKIAGE BAZAAR, ms c. = wot cuupiete ets nor cousisting rare vupes, Coupe Kuokaway Victorias, bar Yensiun ‘Lop and Canopy Barouche, kxtension op Cut Doctire aud Pouy wom, Spe tage Wah thy Grocers’ Express, Butchers’ aud Allie nawes, Busicies aud Spring Wasons, BAKGAL S Ik BaUARE from UU up; #6 and 10 count torcesh. GL WiLDe Bion Sule aceute for Uurwaied Kraus DOK SALE. ALL LAT api 4-tim PLANO lat 3 STYLES CARKIAGBY Cut-uud ureys, Bugmes and Phae Wrenn & eh bi ade work & ity, Fimo work, low Carriages taken on storage. A. H. Gln GOK, Uth-end New Tork eve bw. apS-tu Pa SOILED AND SECOND. HAND A Tages, 102 sets New and second-hat Harve Covered Whips, that must be closed out at Lull aso Hors: Puacton aud Harne at 2 Work Hurses, 10 Grocery and Delivery Wayous, at WF. GEA bis. 400 Paave. nw roe sate : FULL VALUE GIVEN Old Siuare Piso im cachange fora NEW - UPMGHT, Laiauce payavie glu montbiy, orcas mols F.G. SMITH, FG SALESHAND=OME NEW PakLO one of the stuck We advertised #0 low case: 11 stopa; with maker's guarentes: O61. PE cl FL & CUNLIFE, O14 Lith et uw. pi es, WAGONS AND BUG- +, 100" jobs to select from. Ke- wd trimulug neatiy doue, COV Gourwetowu, DC. OR SALE—THE “OTTO” GAS pm | * quires no boiler; avoids all expeum ho juss of tue 5 ne handling of fuel, Send for caret and price wt. Ta brabus painng, par &JALbOL, _ SUBURBAN PROPERTY. OB SALE—FINE ~ ADIN MINING PROPECIIAA ‘BUNKER HILL and a ot EE XS CHAPEL ROADS, E Thole UNIVERSITY, adjoimius the new subar tuturmuble to the city open and attach to the line of these properties, whic contain 14 Acres, 23 Acres, 44 Acre, preferably to ve suld together, but would sell sepa { after section 108 subuiviniou and anus: soon be vue uf our anuet promie suburt Fighty-one (81) Acres in all BROAD PKUMINGNT KOAD FRONTAGE, The improveweuts on the properties. whicu are both on five elevations, are Very pieamant oid pretty home Sue of "which coutaie ‘hut and culd water other couvenieuces, A SPLCULATIVE PROPERTY, Nef — 300 will buy oe the next property 4 MEK, 1331: SA NEW HOUSE; ‘8 ROOMS LT 602120 Fuse ‘eit apple, pear, plu, peach aud quine raw verties apd raspberries. in the town ors Falis a Charen, Va. vouse J W.uutes Irom om one and 10m rom depot. Address Li KUp or Ed ‘Soianue, Falls Church, ve ee ed W OQOUSIDE.” Lots for sale on td Mouse taut sedecaonese stallments. “Che prettiest suudivision uu the Metro- tan Branch” as eight miles from — «a the sth et Tusd. ‘Two cottaces of hn a er besides bath, heuted by furnsces ving cellars, fod Sale st cost. "“Lerins to suit. Fur particulars, call Ou oF adress, BF LEIGHTON, ap26-1m 482 Louisinus ave uw, JOR SALE—FINE SUBUKBAN KESIDENCE, Death: yard a « “ terma, Money advanced te w-story frame house; 6 rooms and stocned with ail kinds of fruit trees; quod quire op premises, cur. ve. aud 5) Auscostia, D. ay: KR SALE—106 ACRES VALUABLE LAND, NE T Mer Brauch B&O BR, BOO W yards {zou stations oat stig rosbdivicdon tout a BuLbat w WaTKINe Der suitatie for eu LPH WA! Sot Moutroulery County, ad, or 2. coker in SALE-FINEST OR COTTAGE 1 Foe: Sonnbe. = ‘GE IN FAKOMA prt Pacewuode, W Hh DWANDEK 110 st ne. BARGAIN—26 ACRES ADJOINING wSaues Sh GREER AS COUNTRY BOARD. « Fests oh eS ‘ MINUTES’ WALK OF ae Peres