Evening Star Newspaper, May 12, 1890, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, SOCIAL MATTERS. What Is Going on Among Fashionable People—Personal Notes. Senator and Mrs. Stanford entertained the pages of the Senate at dinner in their palatial home on Saturday evening. After dinner Miss Potter, the elocutionist, came in and recited several humorous selections for the delectation of the iads. Senator Sherman entertained a company on Satarday night at dinner, to celebrate his sixty- seventh birthday. ‘The guests were President Harrison, Vice President Morton, Gen. Breck- inridge, Senator Jones, Gen.A.G. McCook, Sec- retary Nobie, Senator Hoar, Gen. Sherman, Sir Julian Pauncefote, Col. Jno. Hay. Representa tive Pugsley, Senator Hawley, Mr. Gardiner Hubbard. Speaker Reed, Senator Cameron, Sec- retary Windom, Justice Gray and Judge J. C. Bancroft Davis, Mrs, Outhwaite gave ove of the most success- ful teas of the season on Saturday afternoon from 5 to7 o'clock in her pretty home on Du- mt circle. She introduced her guests, Mrs. Tate and Mrs. Burr of Obio, to all her guests, Other assistants in dispensing the hospitalities of the house were Mrs. Hutchinson, Miss West- cott, Mrs. Parker Maun, Miss de Barre, Mra. and Miss Hougn, Dirs, T. C. Mendenhall and Mra. Wm. Windom, jr. The very large com-| pany lingered far into the gioaming hour | among the pleasant lgbts and sounds and faces, Miss Emma Jean Wilson's entertainment at the Hotel Fredonia on Saturday evening was aremarkable success, There were over two hundred guests present. Miss Fifer of New York rendered a piano solo, Mrs. Sykes read an original story, Mrs. Chas, B. Reade sang sev- eral solos, Mr. Henry Xander played piano solos and Miss Overly played the accompani- ments, ‘The Spanish class was entertained at the residence of Mr. John W. Thompson on Satur- day afternoon. The members were all present. ‘he ladies wore their Spanish mantillas, with which they gave a series of coquettish arrange- ments, and they also danced » number of Spanish and Mexican dances to the music ven by the lady mandolin players. After the dancing a delightful cvilation was served. Mavroyeni Bey, the Turkish minister, spend the summer in Europe. Attorney General Muller is now convalescent after a short illness. The lady managers of the National Homeo- pathic Hospital will hold their weekly luncheon at the home of Mrs. H. N. Wadsworth, at No. 1023 Vermont avenue, on Wednesday, from 1 uatil 3 o'clock, Miss Wadsworth, who has been spending the winter in New York and Baltimore, will return tober home tomorrow, accompanied by some friends from Baltimore. Gen. Stephen V. Benet, together with his family, will spend the summer at Sorrento, Me., where they have passed the last two seasons, The friends of Mr. and Mrs, Geoffrey Par- ®ons who are sympathizing with them inthe loss of their baby will be giad to know their son Royall ison the high road to convalescence. Miss Mary Butterworb and Ben Buttterworth, jr.. are at Old Point, where they will remain tor several weeks, Postmaster General Wanamaker intended to spend yesterday in Washington, but a call fromsome Philadelphia friends to attenda Sunday schood service in the suburbs of the trendly city called him hence. It was the Jast Sunday the Wanamaker family will spend in Wasbington this season, as they go this week to their home near F Iphia, SUBURBAN STREET RAILWAYS. The Use of Public Koadways—A Dis- cussion in the Senate, will The Senate Saturday decided that when a street railway desires to spread itself into the suburbs it shall not do so along the publie highways, The matter came up ou Senator Hale’s motion to reconsider the bill authorizing the construction of a branch road trom the main Brightwood road to Takoma Park. The amendment vrovides that hone of the tracks of this branch road shall be within the limits of any street, road or nigh- way. Senator Harris thought the amendment was easonable. or Haie said that the president of the d called upon him and asked him what Sew road ha was his purpose in moving to reconsider; that official fiad assented to the amendment offered. Senator Harris made further objection and then Senator Hale said that a remarkable con- dition of affairs existed. Whenever an attempt was made to limit or restrict a railroad com- pany in any of its plans, and the company was itself willing, the Senate District committee insisted that there should be no limitations and assumes a guardianship of these corporations, He instanced the Tenleytown Raiiroad Company and its tracks as an example of careless legislation, Travel on that road at night was dangerous now. Senator Harris said be thought the route and such things could be left im the bands of the District Commissioners, MORE RIGHTS THAN IT WANTED. Senator Hale was somewhat warm by that time. He said the Senator from Tennessee Qtr. Harris) desired to give the road more rights than it wanted. He (Senator H was not satisfied to leave the public Tights to be adjudicated by the District Com- missioners. That was not imputation either. The Commissioners were busy men and were apt to be overridden. Semator Harris said that he had com- mitted the grave .crror of supposing that the Commissioners and the District com- mittee knew as much about local mat- ters as even the Senator from Maine. That gentleman (Mr. Hale) had been taking charge of about every bill concerning street railroads that had come up this session. Per- sonally Senator Harris declared he was not in- terested and did not, in fact, know an officer of the company. nator Hale asked Senator Harris whether or notthe company had been asked by the committee to lay its tracks outside the high- way, and Senator Harris responded by saying that be had not seen any one conuected with the company, although he was the subcom- mittee in charge of the bill. CRITICISING THE COMMITTEE. Then Senator Hale asked if it,was possible that « bill had been considered by both sub- committee and fall committee on the District and had been reported without even a bearing of parties interested. Senator Harris made no reply, and then Senator Hale said that the District committee had given its case away. Senator Hawley sa.d he favored the amend- ment and agreed with Mr. Hale as to the nuisance on the Tenleytown road. The amendment was agreed to and the bill passed. OBJECTING TO OVERHEAD WIRES. Shortly afterward the bill to change the route of the Rock Creek Railway was taken up. Senator Hale offered au amendment prohibiting the use of overhead electric wires on the road. ‘This brought on a lengthy discussion as to the danger of electric wires, Senators Hale and Vest supporting the amendment and Senators Stewart und Hoar opposing it. Finally a com- promise was agreed to, by the terms of which overhead wires are to be permitted outside the city limits for three years after the passage of the act Senator Hale said he could not vote for the erection of such wires within the Dis- trict. Senator Vest said he was p t is very welt hat it will be josed to overhead wires. “ nown to all of us,” said he, bata very few years until this city will cover the whole District, practically, with the ex- pansion that is going on now. ‘With the mani- fest fact that the city of Washington will in- crease with the government of the United States, which is situply iu its early manhood as 4 nation, there can be no sort of question that the time is immediately before us when the Population of the city of Washington will oc- eupy the entire District of Columbia.” ‘ihe dangers of overhead wires were then Ciscussed at some length. Senator Stewart offered a substitute for sec- tion 4of the committee bill. It required the District Commissioners to conduct the condem- nation operations and directed them “to furnish the money necessary to pay for the purchase or condemnation of said lands and to compen- sate the owners therefor.” Senator Vest at once objected to the District being required to pay for the roadway tobe occupied by the company, and Senator Stewart said he had offered the wrong amendment. He then produced another substitute, in which the corporation was ordered to pay the costs. The bill on objection and Senator Hale's de- mand for the yeds aud nays went over. Candidate Against Congressman Morrill. At Leavy nworth, Kan., the Hon. Joseph Bleakley, president of the Leavenworth County Farmers’ Alliance, has formally an- nounced himself as a candidate for Congress MB opposition to Maj. E. N. Morrill, the in- cumbent. This news has just leaked out, but as authoritative, Iso directly op- —emsiniheiocash Ralph Allen, who tried to rob a diamond salesman in the Palmer House, Chicago, April 3 = — to nine years’ imprisonment SHOOTING STARS. Man is the only thing that causes doubt of God, [Alexander Dumas, fils, Aud woman removes the doubt. The boy who wears cuffs on his ears and slip- pers on the seatof his pants is a sorrow to his mother, Satan is more powerfal because he may do good that evil may result; whereas evil may not be done that good may result, Friendship is to love, what morality is to religion, Money is the soap-suds of Fame with the suds left out, A Fad is » mild form of imbecility mater- ialized. “You're very industrious,” said a visitor go- ing into the office of a correspondent on News- paper Row late last night. “Well,” he replied bitterly, “I have to be, And I might as well remark now, that, that if Thad been more industrious when I did not have to be so industrious { would not have to be so blamed industrious now, when I have to be industrious.” Referred to Mr. Dana—If Grover Cleveland should pose as a martyr will it be adipose? In straightened circumstances—s corpse, Mem to Members of Congress—The greates talker is not the greatest Speaker. “Well,” remarked Georgie Defife, “the com- bined income of myself and Mr. William Wal- dorf Astor amounts to $23,594 a day.” “Is that so?” “True as gospel. Astor's is $23,593 and mine is one dollar.” “I would like to have a telegraph frank over the Western Union lines,” said a journalist, meeting Manager Marean on the street. “Um—um,” hesitated Mr. Marean, “it is only customary to extend such courtesies to corre- spondents sending a great deal of matter over the wires. Do you send much?” ,”" was the ingenuous answer, “I don't, but if had a frank you bet I'd be sending mes: sages enough to keep the wires hot all the time. That's what I want with the frank.” And now the oyster, meek and mild, Erstwhile a pleasant food, Has closed his shell and goue into Innocuous desuetude, “Let's go into the whisky business.” ‘ou’re joking aren’t you?” “No, J’'m in sober earnest.” There are some people in this world, Who take great pains To make their fellow men believe That lungs are brains, An “offensive artisan"—the striking me- chanie, RARE AND DONE. She—“Wasn't it Longfellow who wrote ‘What is so rare as day in June?” He—Oh, no, “The Day is Done” was Long- fellow’s, ———- +00 _____ AMUSE) iTS. “Tue Greatest Seow on Eartu.”—Wednes- day and Thursday of this week Barnum & Bailey's circus and Kiralfy's “Nero” will give four performances at North Capitol near M street porthwest. A monster stage 450 feet | long, three 42-foot circus rings, two 60-foot elevated stages, half mile hippodrome track, two menagerie tents 300 feet long, 500 actors, 300 performers, 400 dancers, 1,200 people in “Nero,” chariot races, Roman combats on foot and horseback, clowns, aerialists, acrobats, sports, games, Museums, aquarim, magnificent scenery and costumes constitute only # portion of the ‘attractions. It is in reality the greatest show on earth. Cheap excursions on all rail- roads. Tickets 50 cents. Reservedseats extra, at Brentano's. Stnavss ayp Grtmore.—The greatest musical event which has occurred in Washington takes lace May 24 and 25, when Strauss’ Famous yienns Orchestra and Gilmore's Grand Mili- tary Band will combine in a festival, and Wash- ington will be the only city in America so hon- ored, The Stranss concert will be given st Music Hall May 24, and the Gilmore Band at Albaugh’s for matinee on the 25th, The even- ing of the 26th both bands wili occupy the stage at Albaugh’s and play alternate numbers. Seats ¢2 and $1.50 at night; matinee, $1 and 50 cents. Sale of seats begins at Metzerott’s Wednesday morning. Ou the afternoon and evening of Monday, May 26, Manager Eugene Kernan of Kernan’s Theater will be tendered a benefit by his friends. Mr. Kernan for twenty-five years has been a successful manager and he numbers his friends all over the country. As an Elk of high degree he has won golden opinions and in every position he has filled he has done credit to himself. He has made Kernan’s the best vaudeville theater Washington ever ed. ‘The well-known novelist, George W. Cable, will lecture at Congregational Church, 10th and G streets, Friday evening, on “The South’s First Need.” Tickets, 50 cents, at Ellis’. Sena- tor Chandler will preside. — The Alpha Delta Phi Banquet. The seventh annual banquet of the Wash- ington branch of the Alpha Delta Phi was given at the Arlington Saturday night. Mr. W. E. Curtis presided, Officers were chosen a8 follows: W. E. Curtis, president; J. B.T. Tup- per, vice president; W. H. Weed, secretary and treasurer; Rev. T. 8. Wynkoop, chorister, and Messrs. Maynard, Thayer and Conger’ the executive committee, The following were present: Rev. John G. Ames, Henry B. Brown- ell, George C. Chipman, William E, Curtis, Hon. Byron M. Cutcheon, Duane E. Fox, Frank R. Lane, M.D., William A. Meloy, F. W. Mitch- ell, William H. Owen, Gideon 8. Palmer, M.D., Woodbury Pulsifer, A. C. Raymond, Hon. Francis W. Rockwell, Key. Frank Sewell, Wat- son C. Squire, Ruius H. Thayer, Rev. Thomas O. Tongue, Matthew Trimble, J. B. T. Tupper, Charles H. Verrill, Walter H. Weed, Walter Wyman, Rev. Theodore S$. Wynkoop, Hon. J. A. Hubbell, C. O. Smith, A. Hellenback. pbnscnsaer ean Entertaining Visiting Wheelmen. A party of cyclers arrived from New York at lio’clock Saturday evening. They were met at the station by « deputation from the Wash- ington Cycle Club, consisting of Capt. Rogers, Messrs, Siebert, Miller, Howser, Smith and Carry, and escorted to the Ebbitt House. Yes- terday morning, in company with a number of local riders, they made a start from the Cycle Club house for # ride around town. The party spent today in sight seeking. The following are the members of the party: C. burg, Prospect wheelmen; H. Newman, K.C.W.; Wm. Brown, N.J.A.C.; t A. T. Rummel, N. C. Jones, L. A. Strucks,of the Atalanta wheelmen; Willhaw Heyny, Benjamin Wall, W. A. Over- ton, E. F. re == rigs ~ Pahari C. Beatty, Brooklyn, an yrell, Prospect wheelmen. They will probably return to New York tonight. —eo— Iilinolsans in Office. Messrs. C. A. Aiken of the Interior Depart- ment, L. C. Ferrelof the Treasury and J. L. Gilbert of the Government Printing Office was constituted a committee at a meeting Satur- day night of the Dlinois Republican Associa- tion to prepare a list of the bona fide citizens of the state employed in the government serv- ice. It was stated that there were persons in government employ who were improperly charged to the quota of that state. cee Maeno The Annual Legal Shad Bake. The sunual shad bake of the lawyers of the District bar to the judges of the United States and District Supreme Courts, the members of the cabinet and District Commissioners was given Saturday, notwithstanding the pouring rain. The steamer Lady of the Lake was char- tered for the trip and she left her wharf shortly after 1: Hall,” where the shad in the afternoon, Th ’ D. C.. MONDAY, MAY 12, 1890 WANTED--HELP. WANTED—SITUATIONS. FOR RENT—ROOMS. COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. ‘ANTED—RESPECTABLE NERAL ANTED—A PLACE MALL FAMILY TO | ROR. |-TO GENTLEMEN, IN NEWLY DONE | JOR SALE—A FINE FAKM OF 70 ACKES NEAR Warten ee ee eR OR NEY | Wank Pack DUACE IN A SMALL FAMILY TO F Up Bolsa, Gbecriul Nicely’ Puruished Reow Station, Va. A gem dwelling uf six rooms; ‘Two; Germanp: 81Gatae. ml W TA FOUNG MAN OF sopen | 7th Srery convenience: folding bed. @7 er mouth | 8 twowscory barn. 40, by 40, tijriy acter seni ey Fe Baie, Cietaite in Gas ot Baie! ‘Dest Pelee. for summer: references. 1 * G2 Got well of Sra. proper a veaety ot 8.ood ‘Sploped Weaher and Trower, With references. ANTED— at HEADQUARTERS — Tos | FOE, RENT SECOND FLOOR FURNISHED OF | asro.gee oh, RUEBIN, | ylvania ave. ne. zi for Googe. Chamber did, oa undresses, poy Sy eh SALE—94 ACRES, BEAUIIFULLY sii. ANTED-EXPERIENCED SKIRT HANDS. ,AP- | and Nurses. Seamstress: Men Walters, Cookm Coach: | g0,chUGre: Basement if, desir ie} F ie, ae oak ply at once at 1637 Lat. nw. 1te | mau, Butlers, A. COOMBS, 926 F st. n.w. —s pL | ERA we = mig-at R RENT—SUITE OF THREE ROOMS, SECOND ay 4 a! WATERS, G00D, COOK—ONE TO ASAISE | Peet bat eururaisned: every conteaiere, | 1,24 Seren at Cotte, dret station beyond sada pot Feick” ot SE Be | W AE cere. Meme SORT FOR TOUR | phic ReMbicaaaa, a0 “alk Gureteg | Metastases at COL eae | tern Gouchinien, Walters, Kitchen Help for this cfty.or | £708t Hoom, unfurnished, third Boor; 96. 954 1 2 from bulver si tation, “Met. branch KK. Good "WANTED—A COLORED BOY. CALL 1524 14TH a eee oe myl2-Iw BEDFORD W. WALKER, 1006 Fst. nw. ANTED~—E: SKIRT AND WAis: WV a LS ‘W BXTED-A YOUNG. LADY CLERK IN AN OF. : must be bright, and ‘silling to work on small salary: none but’s good grammaria need ap: ply and one owning typewriter preferred. Call at Hoom 17, Glover Buildinx, ¥ st. near Treasury, 1t* Between 10 and 12 0.m. this week. ANTED — MANAGERS EVERYWHERE TO Wie Cia oe Basins: advertise, dis- tribute circulars aud employ help. Wages $50 to $126 “per mouth; expeuses advanced; state experi- ence, wares expected, sleo your preference for home ork or traveling SLOAN & Manufacturers, 204 at, Cincinnati, Ohio. m12-5¢ WASTED WOMEN COOKS, 810 TO 875: CHAM. rere toe Waiters: Drivers or berm Handa: Colored ¥ SAM. MBS, 9: m. WwW COOKS, 86 dress, tlers, Coachmen, Farm and Dairy. Kite ud Pantry "Maids, this ‘city and re- sorts.” DICK'S AGENCY, 613 7thet. n.w. mi2-4t* ANTED—A Fi KST-CLASS BAKBEK OF STEADY babiteat BCHWAD'S barber shop, Harrison st Anacostia, D.C. my12-3 trove, Gookas Bo mn aud, Pa WwW (ION AS CHAMBERMAID 1d to do Se’ 5 A ssn So aio Dest relerences. Address 1190 ANTED—BY A WHITE WOMAN, A PLACE AS W Coster danatress apps Siva aca eae WwW eee oun LADY wishi NG TO GO TO urope would give her services during the voy- age an Ladies’ M: Care for Children in return for Danae. Address Box 107, tar office myl2-20"— ANTED-BY A WHITE WOMAN. A SITUATION Fst-ciass Coo! Cal xs areen 2510 Vote ne ey oe me ety W3xtED-BY 4 YOUNG COLORED WOMA: Pisce as Nurse. Call or address 809 Pleasant Court, bet, H and 1, 3d and 44 sts. aw. it Waktstitt.a ARIEGARE COLGRER 7), a Sitnati F Maid or Nurse; references, Call or address 324°C we. my Oe ANTED—SITUATIONS FOR NURSES, COOKS, Waiters, Maids, Porters, House Keepers (refined and menial), Farm, Dairyand Kitchen Hands, &c. (German Maids.) Cities, Country and Kesorts, "(All selected; no tramps). BUKNHAM'S, 1110 @ st. n.w. x ae ‘mt WASTED BY FIRST-CLASS COOK, A PLACE in Private Family ; no objection to traveling; un- deratands pastry, bread, ieats, soups of all kinds; rood ¥ Felerence, ‘Address SCHOUL OF Cu KEKY, WASTED—A WHITE WOMAN AB COOK TO GO into the Cuuntry ; Lest references required. ARply 81653 Pennsylvania ave. tomorrow, Tuesday, 13, betweeu 12 and 12:30. WARTED-A, YOUNG COLORED, MAN WHO Knows a little about the Butcher Business. WELL BROS., 600 King st, Ale Lae QVANTED NURS) REFERENCES REQUIR'D. WAXED A COLORED BOY To MAKE HIM. self Useful about the Store. 315 Ps. ave. n.w. 1t* VANTED-THE SERVICES OF AN EXPERT tate Office; no recent wraduate of s business coll Heol applys, ‘Address MB Siarothon emai oat WANTED {WHITE BOY To WORK IN GROCERY a Ln inten WASTED-SETILED WOMAN TO TAKE Cami of know some’ ANTED—LEARNERS FOR PROF, CHRIST- Apply at 1816 13th st nw. 1? Wax eeper to Open a Set of Books in a Real Store, Call st 27 3d st. ne. 244 years oid; must at night ai ig about nisin sewing 3043 Pat. n.w. Ww Der's International Tailor System; with ar y inch rule or tape measure alone, as all scientific tailors cut; patterns aud materials cut and made and instruction (nn ene J, MESSER, 1403 KI ave, mb12-; W 4 SIEDS TO FIRST-CLASS LACNDRESHES, ‘Two Beli Boys (colored) about fifteen years Congressional Hotel, cor. N.J. ‘and B s.e,m12: WANTED-TWo CAKPENTERS, APPLY 825 4% ic er a WANTED-LADY FoR 4 LIGHT, PERMANENT Position. We need good references for industry 611 12th st, m10-2t* WASTED — EMPLOYERS —FOR Finst-cLass Servants, with reference in every case, send to city 13 IGENCE OFFICE and your order will be filled with dispatch, May Building, 7th avd E n.w. ap2z6-180 ANTED—BY TWO YOUNG MEN, GOOD PEN- men and Mathematicians, Employment from 6 to 9 o'clock evenings, or some Kind of writing to do home, Address H.K.K., Star office, att WANIED BY AN ENGINEER, A SOBER industrious man, a Situation as Such ; good re! ences, Address G.W.B., Stag office, m9. WAXTED—PO-ITION AS CHAPERONE. TRAY- eling Companion or Governess by Refined Lady, eaking several laugusves: is musical, having tray eled and residedin principal Buropean countries, & Star offi m9-3t' WANTED MISCELLAN WANTED, HORSES TO PASTURE N Beale's Stock Farm at 85 per month; best of pas: ture, running water aud pli tiention. Apply to General Ma ae FERTY, i0th st. and Louisiana ave,, or at the Fe Telephone call, 705. my 12. WASTED-SEWING DIN A PRIVATE FAMILY ‘by an Experienced Dress Maker. Address ADF. > RLOK FURNITURE, — UPH( stered Mattresses made over; work done in a neat ubstantial manner. Slip Covers cut and n guaranteed, C. NELSON, 1223G st. n.w. m1 Star oi T Gin ee mes wecond-stery, Front, Room wit .W md-story, mw Board,” haidscmsly furnished” for’ gentler wife of twogentlemen. ™ VOR RENT—2 LARGE UNFURNISHED ROOMS F ona Bech wuitabie for light housekeeping; private family: $8.50 per mouth. 17 st. E&-aieoest je LRENT—1510_ HE ST. 3.W.. FURNISHED FPitcae; arrengements coa'no for sum- iner months; special facilities for the accommodati of table boarders: references, maa IR RENT—TO PARTIES WITHOUT CHILDREN, Three Communicating Rooms on second fioor furnished or unfurnished; singly or together; house- keeping permitted. 1448 ‘Corcoran at. mn9-3t* JOR RENT—1349 Q ST.. ROOMS OVERLOOK- ing streets; house fronws south; tenants must by neat; gentlemen preferred, or ladies in office. m10-3t* JOR RENT—UNFURSISHED ROOMS IN SECOND or third story; beautiful neieh! corner house; cool and airy; private family. 1610 13th st uw, myl0-3r* R RENT—AT 1509 RHODE ISLAND AVE., F opposite the Vice President's, Large, Coo! oom K REN T—A LARGE AIRY, FI lor. furnished or y furnished, with southern WoueTH Cxposure, overlooking Mt. Vernon Square, 1003 8th st, cor. of K st. nw. m1U-3t" Foe BENT 10, GENTLEMEN ONLY—TWO Cool, Communicating Koome, windows to gust, north and west: new house. new furniture. bear Bureau of | Printing and Engraving, Awncultural Department and Smithsonian. Inquire at 215 12th stow, m10-6t* iT FLOOR PAR- h 1a ALE—AN 8-ROUM COTTAGE TWO ML Toed from Aqueduct Bride to ie acres. small orcbard @rice 4.500 ove- sath, (balance iu cue end two rears This isa besutiful and convenient suburban home for one in the departments or in business in the city, Also a jot Of Zeeres near Chain Briaxe, and one of 7 acres, for €100 peracre, Also 16 acres adjoining Carlin Spring on the north for $200 per ecre. Lote bear Vinguis SPLAT ERIE Briggs for 4 to 10 genie per f AS. % CLEMENTS, 1321 F ot aw, W. ton, EXCCRSIONISTS To PIVERSDALE, EXAMINE my Property,about 5 minutes’ walk from station Groom Cott 40,000 tt. of ground, plenty of qhade evlendid arden planted, quod water. fruit. $oPG histo F Lane Lots, each 50,000 10°" shade; GEO. H. EVANS, Owner, we i3 Premises or with Munn & Co., 624 Fs -100 ACRES NORTH OF THE zt Aged ent = iy $18,000, or will sell part. KE OO. V16F st aw. m10-Bt |ALE—A BARGAIN—BEAU1IFUL HOME AT Knowles Station, Met. Branch. 6 acres. finest site poke Toad: B-room cottage and = ee: fart 5.000. Wik BU “milo se ‘8 (OAKLAND, summer, Furnished Brick House: Ne location: Nice yard. invigoratt Sir; BO mosquitoes; uo malaria, “B ISON, Oaklan Mid. m1 0-3t* R RENT—ONE LAKG! NISHED FRONT F Room suitable tor tor sits one Hal Rooney children, 511 F st. n.w. m10-dt* FE BENITO ROOMS IN THE WEST END Bank building, newly painted and papered through- out, (all mod, iunbe. ; sultsble for housekeeping Bat: ses. Cau be rented for B40. Apply to WESCOTT WILCOX, 1807 Pa. ave. m10-3t Fk BENT O11 ISTH ST. NW. BY PRIVATE family, New and Handsomely Furnished Parlor and Chamber, with private bath, on second floor; $35. “Also large, pleasant Single Chamber, Every- thing first-class. m7-4t 'OR RENT—W1ITH_ FIRST-CLASS BOARD, TWO Very Desirable Front Bay-window Rooms in private family. Apply or address 1000 8th st. n.w., cor. Mt. Vernon plac my10- POR RENT-PLEA near State, War and 1719 G st. nw. UNFURNISHED ROOMS ON 2d flogr, suitable jfor light, housekeeping, aud oue furnished ‘on floor; moderate rent. 1458 Cor- coran st, pear herdics and cars. m 10-20" 7 ANTED—LADIES TRY “ORANGE BLOSSO! a sure cure for female dis sample free. Also nts to sell Dr. McGill's “Complexion Lotiun.” A. BAILEY, General Agent, 429 P st. uw. a gnd ambition; good salary to start, Call 10 am, 474 WANTED | NEAL, HONEST, INDUSTRIOCS Wotan or Girl for part of each day to assist with Housework; will pay promptly each week. 908 1 st Dw. NTED—A GOOD RESTAURANT COUK, ALSO A, V Vegetable Cook. CHAS. FLEISCHMAN, 1410 Pa. ave. BW. it ED—A SAFETY BICYCLE, MUST BE IN Addrexs, pric, BICYCLE, perfect order and decided barvain, wiving Gescription and office, A) ANTED—TO BUY OR RENT A BAKER’ Gr wrishont utenaie, WANTED 4, 200D BARBER. APPLY TO J. J. AW KEESE, 214 6th at. n.w, my12- NTED—A SETTLED WOMAN TO Do GES eral Housework ins small fumily, references re- quired. Apply after4:30 p.m, at 70:3 kant Cap. ste 10° WANTED-DISTRICT EMPLOYMENT ASSOCTA- tion, Women and Meu Cooks, Waiters, Butlers, House Girls, Ladies’ Maids and other help; work gual anteed; in city or away. BOWIE, Agt, 1747 Ps avi é 1012-6" LW. WANTED — THREE FIRST-CLASS CARPEN- bring tools 82. Va. WANTED—A WOMAN TO DO GENERAL HO iE work, Washiug and Ironing in Private Family. Apply 508 7th st. 8.w, m12-3" ANTED—TEN GOOD, RELIABLE, SMART Bove, to uct 4 Momengers, “Apply at office of WASH. DANENHOWER, 1115 F st. n.w., this (Monday) evening at 7 o'clock. at Wayteest FIRST-CLASS COOK. APP 1516 K st. n.w. mi WAALEDOAT, ONCE-SIX” MEN WHO AKE Familiar with the Ervction of Iron Stairs, Call at. L. DENT'S Iron Works, 35d and Water Georgetown, D. C. m10-2t” WANTED-SKIRT AND WAIST HANDS AT Once; permenent place and good wa, to good bands; asd e Neat White Girl for General House Work; good wages. 3122 Dumbarton ave, m10-2t° WaANIEDTA GOOD FAMILY HORSE, SOUND and kind. Persons having such a horse for sule can bring him to \\ OOD BKOS.’ Stable, M st. bet. 16th gud 17th, until Thursday next, m1z-2t* AND MAILING CIRC! Who Thoroughiy Understan home; charges moderate, | Ad: v WASTED WILL PAY FROM "940 7090 cash for Ball-bearing Safety or Vertical Bicycle (not Star); must be a bargain, YOY L st, nw, m1U-Zt* WANTED — TIN’ ROOFING—WANT TO EX- chauge lumber and alll work for tin roofug, Call for specifications on THOMAS W. SMITH, berdeaier, my L ANTED—GASOLINE STOVES TO REPAIL wuarautee to put stoves iu thorough burnity der of no charge; new burners furnished. or- Address orders by mail SPECIALIST, 1000 6th st. n.w. _ any 10-6¢* WAXTEDISOME ONETO TAKE CARE OF MY Setter Pup for a few months, Address, with terms, Box 5, Star office. my10-2t" WARXTEDT TO BUY A HORSE SUITABLE FOR family Carriace, Apply or soud postal to J. JAY GOULD, 421 Sth st. now. FYOU WANT YOUR ber day send stamp | ESTER, 35 Havertall st, Bostou, Mass, m9- D—ALL DESIRING CABINET PHOTOS er dozen to call at the Star Gallery, 4 Pennayivauis ave., near 436 st. ‘Iwo positions wiven, Success with children, mb11-3m WASTED G10, PURCHASE FOR CASH. 4 SEC. ‘ond-hand Tricycle, Address or call at 1278 at nw. my ost A) . REAMER. Wa RESPECT A. E— WHITE GIRL as Chambermaid in Private Family; best re: ences required, CallatJ210 N st, u.w. bet. 3 7 p.m. m10-2t V ANTED—ONE FIRST-CLASS DRESS MAKER 09 6th st. n.w. _ml0-3t* —A FIRST-CLASS SHIRT IRO: Apply to the West kud Steam Laundry, 1753 Pa. ave. nw. nl 0-3t" WwW ANTED — BLACKSMITH — GENERAL WORK- man, at J, N. MINNIX’S Carriage Shop, Anacos- tia, DC. m10-3t* ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED SHOE CLERK. 3 hoe Sture, 1614 J4th st, m10-2t" ‘TED-TWO FIRST-CLASS TAILORS TO AN Vv go to Sslisbury, N.C.; stead; wages. Apply to 440 bth at, bow. WAXTED—500 WHITE AND COLORED Cook‘ also Youth for Grocery; Hoasekeepers, House sid Parlor Maids, Butlers, Dress Maxers, # Kitchen aud Dairy Hands. This and otuer citi BURNHA. 104 k 10-6" WANTED-AN EXPERT GRAPHOPHONE TRAN scriber and Tyjewritist,; Would Like Work at Noght frou Newspaper Correspondents or Real Estate Agente; terms Very moderate, Address YORK, Star of ‘WASTED-AN ACTIVE C01 D BOY FROM % to 24 years of awe to Attend to a Horse and Make ‘Himself Usesul in a store. Address k.C., star office. m10-3t WASTED {A COMPETENT GIRL FOR CHAM- ber and General House Work for a Small Familiy no children, A suitable person will have a xood bu Inquire 522 6th st. n.w. m10-3 V ANTED—A YOUNG MAN TO ATTEND TO iy work tr Dairy; must milk and deliver in the city. Appl fo Mr. BHEEs, Oskmont, spring st., Mt. Pleasant, 4 ml0-2t° ANTED—A GIRL TO COOK AND DO HOUSE Work in Sinall Family; zood. wages; city reter. ences required. Apply Y21 Sth at. nw m10-2t* ANTED — PUNDORE'S, EMPLOYMENT | BU- duc! jen omen, white and colored, for all kinds of domostie labor, city and states: with refereuces, nemoved to 7UY Lut. u. w. m10-6t* ANTED—AGENTS—“A GODSEND TO THE IN- stallment business." The best selling articles for installment agents ever introd: o- lic Shrines of “Bieased Virgin, ‘ke, Notuing sel; ike them since first introduction of Tugs. Agents xctually earn five tunes their usual pay. 1f your local sustaliment dealer does not bi have him write or send me his address, A sents and desler who cover the «round fir while the irou is Lage LT ad to telegraph for particulars or goods. Cut this out HEKBERT CONSTABLE, 28 Kneeland st., Bos: Mi myl0-3t Manufacturer of WANTED-AT THE CITY INTELLIGENCE OF- tice every day, Working Women, ‘Men, Boys aud Girls; uo waiting for work—applications for govern- ment positions prepared. Building, 7th & E nw. m3-12t* WASTEDI WHITE ORPHAN GIRL.” FRENCH ferred, age 11 to 15 years, healthy, xoud dis- posifu and brigbt, to train for # maid, companion or Upper servant, by lady alone; uo wages for the pres en home for appreciative girl properly vouched Jdrexs Box 62, Star office, mo-ut* TED—A LADIES’ HAIR DRESSER, ONE who understands hair cutting and huir working. m9-3t* Apply 5. HELLER, 720 7th st. nw. ANTED—MAN AS AGENT OF OUR PATEN’ Safes; size 28218218 inches, $30 retail sizes as low ; new styles: new patterns; new lock: factory; not governed Uy ‘safe pool ranted) fare shave; permanent busiuess. | Ou and catalogue will c.nvince you agents clear $300 to $900 per month. Write for exclusive territory. AL INE SAFE CU., Cincinvati, Ohio. ap28,29,30,myb,9,10,12,13.14,22,28,24-12t R EACH SEC- ANTED-AN ACTIVE MAN tion, salary 875 to $100, to locally represent a successiul N.¥ Company incorporated to supply Dry Goods. Clothing, Shoes, Jewelry, &c., to consumers w Sant, cghlegs Lady of Tact salary $40, to enroll mem- 'T ny ders (80,000 now enrolie want K HERE! ALL KIND OF FUR- y ANTED—LADIES INTEREST: D IN PHOTOG- iture stored af, ee 1 New York ave. n.w. Wal. Woaiiy to cul at SiG Fat. and oxamive the light, compact aud elegant outfits, bend for cate Jogue. J.B. CHAMBERLAIN. m6-61 a WANTED S HORSES PASTURED AT GREEN Hill Farm at 85 per mo. Stavled end fed at 810 per mo. Farm ou kiggs road 7 miles trom the city. siorses called forand returned. lephone on the farm, call, 1159-2. N. BESTOR, Agent, care Kies & Co., telephone 1 my6-orr ) ANLED—H. BAUM PAYS THE HIGHES1 CASH Yrices for Furniture, Carpets, Feather Beds, and btore Fixtures. Butire Housebolds + terme Addrens 314 | my10 y ANTED—FURNITURE OF EVERY DESCKIP- tion, also stocks of all kinds of imerchandise, .d office fixtures, &c, A.C. WINSTON, -1m 7th st nw, yANTED — HORSES TO KEEP; KEEPING | V ator my V Lox Price's Livery Stables, 311 6th st. b.w.; fur 7th st road, Builes from city, O. H. P: CLAKK, Sligo, Ma. m7" WASTED UWE HAVE ODDS AND ENDS ars by the box that we are w:liing to sell ve cheap. ‘That @1 box of 50 cigars. At SICKLE'S | old stand, 1011 Pennsylvania ave. nw. som | W AA ZEDIEVERY ONE TO KNOW THAT JACOB Hillensoss, the Pittsburg Avent, located at H st. be., is kept busy putting up A. Northrop’s Patent | nid ide Walls. Send tor circular. apzi-lm | D—ALL USERS OF TYPEWRITERS 10 know that HENKY A. CLARKE & SON FE have Greatly Reduced the Prices ou Linen Paper, Ril bons tor ail machines, Zoc. euch, 0 per dozen. | Carbon, all colors, $3 per hubdred’ Satisfaction guar- | anteed or money retunded. Seud or call tor catalogue. apzi-lm WaniEDat KNOWN THAT CD. COLLINS, | Builder sud Carpenter, 717-719 18th at uw Makes a Specialty of Kemodeling and Jobbing. Doors and Windows to order. apli-lint | WANTED TALL NEE. NG THEIR Umbrellas and Parasuis Covered, Lined anil Ke- yaired to apply to BB, CHASE, 1314 Pu ave. aud 411 ese ob. Star office W ANTED- EV Ely ONE 0 bave from 10 to 15 per cent by Buying Watches and Jewelry of me; Fine Watch aud Jewelry Kepair- ing & Specialty. WM. M. FRANK, 461 Pa. aveal?-lin | WANTED UMBRELIAS (AND PAicaso! paired and Covered by C. LEFEVKE, et nw, bet. Gand H. ial WANTED TO BUY FOR CASH HOUSEHOLD aud Office Furniture, Stocks of Merchandise, such as Groceries, Dry Goods, Jewelry, &c.; transactions ecnndential, Address ALBERT, 408 10ih st. uw. apld-lin WASTED PRIVATE LETTERS AND OTHER Writings to Revise, Correct and Typewrit strictest confidence guaranteed; translations. Ss. W FLYNN, A.M, lvy lusutute, established 18: corner Sth and’K sts, n.w. WASTEDSTEAM CAKPET CLEANING AND Kenovating Works; Feathers Kenovated; Mat- tresses Made Over; Furniture Steamed and ‘Moths ¥.MYOUNGS, 1402 Fa ave. Telephone ble Goods, 20c. per pouud. Cooking, Vic. per pound, Warraited not to get strome (like butter dees) for one mouth, or money refunded. X. -Don't take anythin bees is “just ws wood as Serib- 's.” oF “al the rame thing,” but get the best, which adie ot Fish Aisle). as for sale ouly by WM. C. SCRIPNEK, 328, Bz enter Market ( COUNTRY BOARD. 3. KY KESIDENCE, three miles from Luray en OARDE! ‘beautiful. Horses Winter and Summer « Specialty, order | 4) NST—-TWO ELEGANT SECOND-STORY i scons, communicating; unturnished. ork ave, FOR BENT—3 NICELY FUR- nished Kooms, single or en suite: delightful rooms for sutamer; with first-class board; references ex- changed. mie-3t* 12 C sT. N. FRR EENT-TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS, NEW house: was and bat teictly private family cheap to de 5 6th st. ne, mi6-3t* FOE HENTIIWO PLEASANT FURNISHED Second-story Rooms: ‘surroundinwa agreeable to ladies of economical habit but refined, intellectual farte, Will receive applications from 7 Tat. is front room; southern exposure with bay window. 447 Ost. n. “m10-3t JOR RENT—15 K ST_N_W., ONE HALL FRONT L’ Room and Ope Large Back Room, four windo' furnished or unfurnished; in private family ; coo! Dleasant; all modern improvements. my 10-30 Fok BEXT-LARGE ROOM ON SECOND FLOOR or Two Communicating for Licht Housekeeping to quiet party; lady or gentlemen, modern improve. ments; quiet home; occupant owns house. 1405 3d st. new. my-st* SOR RENT—THREE VERY DESIRABLE UNF R- nished Second-story Kooms for Light Hourekeep- nonth; also One Large Furnished Roow; ily; Feferences exchanged. Apply oP i Foe RENT TWO NICE LARGE UNFURNISHED FP Rooms: third floor, 315 Penn. DW. meSte FOR RENT UNFURNISHED—1WO VERY DE- ; south front; bath on same floor and all m.i, 1. x t. .w.md-3" FOR EESTI 2105.0 ST, A FINE LARGE FRONT Room ou Third Floor; furnished or unfuruished; ve family Tete $0" sirable Second-floor Boon ¥ partly fur: , $15; Unfurnished Room, @6; 3d floor,2 Pleas Polnecting Rooms, unfurnished, $12.90, Board ent 1731 F st. now. any” a Fo RE: FUKNISHED ROOMS, single or en suite, facing McPherson Sguare, near ormandie and Arlington Hotels, 916 15th Be BAAGHESE FARM OF 40 ACKES ON suii- and reed; lees than 5 miles from new bridge 10- oom bourse, bern; fruit of ali kinds; excellent water. gnly €4,500. T. R BROOKS, 610 12th st m JOR SALE—A COTTAGE OF S1X ROOMS. CELLAR and Attic. at Garrett Park, Md. surrounded by unde wicely improved and with ail necessary out- wildings. PLANT & TURPIN, 1429 4.¥. ave. my 10-3t ESE GALETA CHOICE TRACT OF FIVE ACRES in Garrett Park, on Met Branch B and 0. KR This tract borders ob Rock creek and offers a rare op- portunity to any ous desir ‘ne Duildis LANT & TUKPIN, 1429 N. JOR KRENT—AT FOREST GL A COTTAGE with 7 scree of land, stable and’ out buildings, Water in the kitchen. Address J.S8.B., Forrest Giet Montgomery county, Md, m10-3t* F 98, SALEGGLENCOE, ONE OF THE MOST Besuttul Residences On the Potomac, one mile from St Asaph's Junction and Ig from 31 acres of land iu the Lughest possible st ment, with @ handsome 11-room dwelling dings tH first-clusx corde stocked with of the chotcest varievies, ith magnificent view of city aud P: (m10-3t) DUCKETT & FORD, 617 O RENT A SMALL PLACE IN THE Suitable for Garden Purjoses, Fastern \ Count! Branch preferred: rent in advance. Address GARD- NER, Star office. m10-3t* FOR SALE SMALL TRACT OF LAND AND Building Lots, west of Washington, in Alexaudria county, Va., near to and iu easy access Of the city. If You Walitacouventent and cheap suburban bomeon easy terms call aud see JAMES E. CLEMENTS, mi10-3t 1321 F st. n.w., Washington, D.C. WY, S0 TWENTY To TWENTY-FIVE MILES trom this city to buy Little city lots in the country that will neverenbance in value, when you can buy lange country lots so neur and overivokinw this beauti- fal city, within only %{ to 24 miles, that will enLance in value yerly ; high aud healthy, aud at less prices of bought soon and on terms to suits. “lo be convinced cailon BA. PHILLIPS & SON, m10-7t 1414 New York JOR SALE—FARM OF FIFTY ACKES, SIX MILES out, one thousand fruit sabupdauce of small fruit, house, barn, good water. bib and healthy; cheap, Address OWNER FKUIT FAKM, star office. t° FOR, SALES 28 ACRES ON QU ‘CHATFL Road, 1 mile from Brook's station, Just opposite Maj. loe’s sumer residence, mile facing on the road and is pertectly leve ; this soll or exchange for city property. Good Buildinies ox | it [9-2 HERKON & KAMEY, 1507 F st now. F '—LOW—BEAUTIFUL WOUDS NEAR terminus Eckington electric railway; fenced: suitable for picnics, lawn parties, Ke. ; iquors & bargain, will and ihuproper persous excluded. pavilion for daucsue, etter Adarene STEWAKT, 1000 7thst nw. my 12 ok 22NT BY FISH MILLE “The Summer House Farn from Washinstou, on Alexandria and Fredericksburg Tuilrosd,at or near Franconia siation. nice bouse, 9 roulus, all comfortably tarnished; will be ren dune I to October 1 at @40 permonth or #4! ‘This tea spleud.d cuauce to get a nest ov near Washington aud in ® fue, locality. JOR REN 9-ROOM HOUSE, oy MILE horgh of Mt. Biasant: stabi , shade treta, ine well cellar, &c.; only 83 or un permouth's. R. HERTFORD, m6-lw 1 it. utitul and bealthy m7-t 6-8 sae é re F d NDSOME APARTMENTS, EN Suite; from 2 to 4 rooms; stable if desired. "1409 ‘Mass ave. _ m6-Gte Fo MENTITHRER ELEGANT ROOMS, SECOND floor; one s parlor: private tamily; double corner house; south and east front dows, references required. 1101 Kst..w. 97 JOR RENT—THREE APARTMENTS OF 1WOAND three rooms en suite; private bath and closet; ele- gantly turn At the WOUDMUN4, cor. ~ E AND DWELLING—N.W. COR, pW. : thickly settled neighborhood, aud «ood stand for Grocery, Drug Store or like; will lease to desirable party for'a term of years; ouly @39 per month, W. G. DUVALL, x RNING IN THE VICINITY ft Peter's Church, Gold Locket containing $33 fd black hair. Sultable reward if returned to i" YE. EN-FROM SHERMAN AVE, next Garfield Hospital, Black Mare, white forehead, one foot little white. Reward for he to HENKY RUPPERT, sherman ave, F y COKNER STORE AND DWELL- ing, with water, &c.; near cable cars: suitable for Grocery, Feed or Drug Busivess; rent $15. Several small Dwellings at #10 to & Also For Sale—Good Los near the wharf and the chapel at Colonial Beach at $30. Bang: 1010-88 MCINTIRE, OE BESTA DESIRABLE DOUBLE STORE 11th st. near Fb.w.; #40 per month; also » 7- room Frame Dwelling on Mass. ave. n.w.: $18 per mouth. By RALEIGH SHERMAN, 514 11th st u.w. mote LOR RENT-STORE 218 10TH ST, BETWEEN Pa. ave. and wholesale market, excellent busing stund; rent 850. Inquire at 926 La. ave. apv9-1 jdOR RENT—LARGE STORE AND CeLLAK, COR. 9th and L st. uw. Apply to W. Cc. JUHNSON, 718 Listh stn. ‘ap26- Lin -CENTRAL PART OF THE CTY Eight Kooms for Housekeeping: ull con- y Also Store 1231 E st, 1 10-3t FOR RENT—OFFICES. JOR RENT—DESIRABLE the Lenman Building, 14 ave. wood hight and yentilution and all mod. inp erate rent, A. T. COUMBE, 1475 N.Y. ave. my7-1m _FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS JOR RENT—BLACKSMITH SHOP AND TOOLS for sale or rent; southwest. Apply 821 7thet. u.w. m10-7¢! BUSINESS CHANCES. RARE CHANCE-—STOCK AND FIXTURES OF 4 Bar Room and Grocery Store in a splendid loca- tion und doiny a good cash business; satisfactory rea sou for selling; liccuse yranted: uone but those mean- ing business ueed apply. AX.U.. Star office. It T, ENTIRE CONTENTS GOOD WILL OF Large, Old-stabiished, Weil-known aud Cen- Located liourding Houss with first-class reputa- Uon 4s offered for sale for atew days. Tos party with experience who thoroughly understands the business aud has between $2,000 and $4,000 cash to invest, Without risk, this is the certainty im this uncertain business, atid to such the fullest investigstion is solicited. “PROPERTIES A SPE- Country Seats, Farms, Busi. CALVEKI & CO }, OR SALE — COUNT cialty. suburban Lo pom Properties, &c. G. v10 7 iarge Coruer House; 10 rooms, ood location ; herdice ruu within one mu @14 per mouth, JOHN SLEPHEN, 472 ap24-lint Fe SALE-AT BLADENSBURG—7 ACKES WITH S-room dweliing; ali ourbuildings aud well fenced good truck farm. @2,00U. Apply to JOHN STEPHEN, 472 La ave. <Liu* OR SALE—58 ACKES OF LAND NEAK TUS- law road, in rear of Fairview Heights, through ‘h Massachusetts ave. will extend. ‘Adjondus $5,000 per acre. Price @55,000 Ou easy terme, Five per cent interest on ueierred payments, JOHN E. BEA‘ 18-1m 1321 F st. 2 SALE OR RENT—IN MONTGUMERY CO, ear Sandy spring, 2 Neat Eught-roon, Cottage, with © AUG. stable, garden and pasture lot. BLABLEK, Briguton, Md. FOE SALE AT MY ATTSVE D i dosite rulroad station, about Three Acres, im- | Proved by the tine brick 25-room dwelling known ss tLe diy ait mansion aud Ly & 6-room frame dwelling, Wie Most deairabve aud valuable troperty” in H val. 3 +. H pamli BUN e 3 1 Fok SALEIGN MEIN, DRANCH, B.& 0. LOTS, Cottages aud Country Homes, Poultry, truck and Dairy Faris: Moc ville Pike rojerty, mh7-3m LUCKETT, Address Di _MONEY TO LOAN ONEY TO LOAN IN ALL SUMS AT 5 AND 6 per cemt on Meal bsiate Security, im MM. PAKKYR, 1418 F st. ONEY TO LOAN ON LONG OK SHORT TIME ON y my) Mitntesatesecuri, 81,000, 81,500, 82,000, #2.500 4,000 $6,000 aud $10,000, Apply to A. 8, PRATT & SONS, REAL ESTATE, LUANS, INSURANCE, it ‘duu Building, F st. my ipo Loa THOS. & WAGGAMAN. MAKE GOOD LOANS WITHOUT DELAY when ihe papers ure correct, and can buy desirable city property when offered cheap. E A. McINIIKE, x Ust. pow. Sole agent “renus. southern Invest- sn EES SES. Te GREY 10 LOAN ON REALESTATE AT 5 AND 6 per cent ou Keal Lotate. Loaus prompuy made aud commissions moderate _m3-Tin CHAKLES W. HANDY, 921 Fat now. MOREE 70 LOAN IN LARGE Ou SMALL SUMS ou real estate security no delay. “apes BH ROBERTSON, 1515 H st MGSE® (To LOAN IN LARGE AND SMALL ‘Suis at Lowest Kates on Real Estate Security. A few sums of 63,000 and ato cent. % *RUTGING BELELETS 00, ap26-3m. 1503 Pa ave. ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS 7O SUIT ON KEAL state in the District of Columbia. DUGAN & BUT LEA, Successors two J. F. Culliuaue & Co., 609 F . Ww Do 2Pu NANT MONEY?—@10 TO ‘at Low Interest on Furuiture, Pianos, Horses, Wawons, Household Goods or other persousl property . principal aud intercst payable in weekly or mou! parmente, no teuoval of from residence. no publicity.” Box 9s, star 3 im* iG, | aud 2 FOR SALE--MISCELLA NEOUS JOR SALE—A FEW SHARES OF STOCK LX THE Central Netioual Bank. O. 7. THOMPSON, G2 ave. aw. aw Be SALE—EXCELLENT SQUARE PIANO. Frit fect order, make Hallet & AlicB. price €90 in Bay Peruients or SHO cosh | seen at WKN T LILDING. Sd end D ote. 9.0, between Band IY a.m, mil. Peta i moving S UPRIGHT VIAN: ob. case eliatt oaly 8150, THOMSON 'S ME st, agency famous Sh, si2-1m_ BARGAIN — OCR MARE @ yearsoid, 15 bends high, nd perfectly safe for ladies Ww pet. Cal STORE, 52) 1ith P al SEM Seems vets eee to wee co Can rabieg, Ivid and 1216 D stn. pane JOR SALE _YoUNG WORSE Wasron and Harness. must be sald. Gain, sur omc. athe JOR SALE—DAPPLE GRAY HORSE, old; weight, 1,350 pounds ale ‘wron and Harness cheap, 614 H st « FS8 SALE-VERY FINE onay bands bigh: kind and eu Foive away Can be seen at JUBN -PhICK & SUNS” Stable, 311 6th st. nw. reg JOR SALF—A No.1 DAYTON BUGGY, BUT Lite uw MARE for taudly , own end in good order. Apply at i JOR BALE—A PSYCHO SAFETY Bicycle; drop frame, sai'@ble for lady or gentle been a Useafew mouths Call et SLUKE ) tt! mie OR SALE—CHEAP—A SET OF BUGGY HARNESS, round Kiding Seddie, Bridie, &e a * th st.ne ° JOR SALE—ONE SECOND-HAND FULL LEAT! ‘Top Kogers Bugxy. im first-class condition, F eeu at 07 Se Food Darton Wares, end one New Light Delivery Wagon. allat very low prices, 2703 Mest uw _muy A- G. W. “Mason. Fok SAE OMEPEIGERATOR — NEARLY NEw ‘Souble doors; holds 100 ibe. 417 Beton Roads Call at 43 11th on Fee E FIRST-CLASS SPRINGFIELD my ter Bicycle cheap. HORSE, YOUNG stylish and good ec. ble. suiLelie Lor coups, Gog cart or would make a five cross match fore ceftage team; te & good saddie horse, hase fast walk aud re trot end is esate weight carrier, Apply Lelore 1:30 pm. At OWNER’S STABLE, Tn rear of his residence, 1651 Pa ave. A STYLISH BAY HORSE, SIX YEAKS ale, owner having bo further use for bin th st. nw. Al simacie oF de TASS Fail RY seven years oid, guaranteed souud and ¢e: For pariiciilars address C.F. WILLIAMS, ii ~ mic {OR SALE—#235 FOR MUSIC BOX, ENTIKELY Rew; Just uported. playe 12 aire. nearly . feet long aud has tune tudicator and harp zither. selis for 850. Address SWIds, otar office. mioor E BUSINESS THICYCLE WIT heap to sn jue diate purchase Call at BICYCLE SHUP, 603 G my 10-38 JOR SALE—A SEOOND-HAND BREWSTER & Co. Victoria; original yp owner is leat ag the city aud will 90 ANDKEW JD JOYCE'S SONS, Factory 4 mid-3t JOR SALE—A FIRST-CLASS GhOCEKY si Oke in an elevaut loc stion dotug a good basi wll sell for ieee than cost. good ressou for selling BRIDGES, 516 9th st. 'a.w. my10-2 Fk Saupe SHARES OF | WasHINGTON Loan aud Trust Stock; must sell Also Pay Safty Bicycle, couvertibie; but little used and in #1 cellent order; Gil attachments. 637 Cet.n.e. mi0 For sate NOW IS THE SAVE money. Te A of alot Second bend Carnace: as » Deytousx Surreys, Carte, Phaetons, Buck boards, Grocery and Business Wag % Side Bars, tatension Top Fatuiy Carriages, Une oF I wo-horse Buss, Kobes, Whips, Nets, Sheets, Multers, saddles aud Bridies, at prices that cannot be beat for cash, or on easy tera Cail at ¥. Fe GLYER’S, 406 Pa. ave. my10 JOR SALE—DARK BAY GELDING, SOUND AND Kind; barnes or saddle, pedigree furnished. to seon at 101] 44 OF Will be sent to parties d eiring to purche: el ml0-at" JOR SALE — CHEAP 00D, FIRST~< LASS Fireproof Sate . Dearly bew West Waslingeton, | eee oe ae Buggy. cost $400, used munute Horse, 7 my 10-3" EWsteR DOCTORS athe: s Fine Kowa 3. 7th st. nw Fak SALEDS BARGAIN WORTH NOTICE —AQ excelieut Dayton Wayuu aud Puaetou Buggy, bot custom imaue by re.imbie makers; had 2 twoutls’ care- ful use Siugie and Double Haruess See GROUM, private stable rear resideuce 1301 K st. u.w. myl0-" Fe SALE—AT PRIVATE SALE—A HANDSOME Bay Coupe Horse, 6 years 16% bands, « ry and gente, free, proupt driver, stands Without tyinue ds an excellent 1am'ly or horse, Also & fine Bay Canadian Roree, 5 years i a desirable horse —< driving Pale — —— Bue (“pe us ob “artes, hut for ube horse. Ab t Top Busy ‘sets Harness. Will besld at & great eectiboe for no fault, but solely for want of use. analy COACHMAN, my 10-30" At Stable J0u8 13th st nw, FO SALE—A BUGGY aT 62 oe SUR SALE—SPECIAL BAKGAINS—A VERY FINE Hh Class Uprixht Pino. slichtly used. a magnuif. rumeut: Cost $500; can be bought tor olay or part cash snd’ balance @2o per imouth. jeavitg city. abi Uprwcut Pigne foronuly i Case Upragtit Pian cash. beionging te Taal breaking A eraiud Dargail; cost $490. See the THE PIANO FE 5 915 Pennsylvania ave, SALE—AGHAND OPPORTUNITY To BUY A Fine Full Square Grand 74-octave Hands: Dark Kosewood Piano, contains thelvery best dup ents; rich tove; unequaled for power and b acy: the Buest ke. without four months by carstul party cau be had at ouce for ouly #260 Cover and Stool with it Cau be THE Piano my9-3t 915 Penusyivania ave, AUTIFUL Kost Wouw case Wed logs and lyre, very bande iu pertect order ; tor only @140; per mouth THE PIANO EXCHANGE #15 Penusylvau METAL at # XCHANGE, A BE _my9-3t — we FLOR SALE — FOR CEMETEXINS Wreaths, Guiy. Wire Settee, Lrou Vases, Wire Trele bs, Crooks for Hanging Baskets, Wire, Husue aud Terra Cotta Hanging Baskets, wire work tuude to order. SCH MID'S, 317 12th st JOR SAL ‘RIGHT PIANO, TWO YEARS OL #145; one at $155, one Organ, 4 sets ols, ] feet high, 03. HUGO WORCH & OU., Zo 7th oe uw, Pianos for rent. 115-6m JOR SALE—JUsT ALRIVED—FIFTEE s Good Virginia Work Horses. also three Good Riling aud Driving Horses. Can beseen at Mr, COOLY's STABLE, ¥13 New Jersey ave. uw. myr-6t" JOR SALE-PINE, OAK, POPLAR HiCKum, Dogwood and Gut Timber on 1,000 acres of land. vo mules from railroad; embty miles trom Norfvik, full particulars address JOHN W. HA\n, 5 Ldth st. uw., Washington, D.C Pe POR SALE—CONTRACTOR'S OUTFIT—-HOASES, Carts, &c.; will transfer to purchaser coutracts Which will pay the cost of the outht in short tine. Address Box 136, Star office, o. Foe Sahe a Beacrir nL SWEET-TONED UP. mht Mauve, reruler price cab Bow be bougut for $189 cask at GL. W BROS, TOU Teh st aw, ee my6-Or* JOR SALE—FINE BREWSTER LANDAU, TWO ‘Sets Carriag® Harness, Two Sets English Hand- qmade Cart Harness, Cue Pouy, Harness and Cart. Une ayy po Tet - ae aye af Cart iu good coudition. Mores, Lisnkets Sheet cheap, ~ DOWNENS stables, L’ st. between 10th aud 17th. fa my6- ot TECIIVE CAMERA POR All Photographic goods cheap at S16 F st, “PS CHAMBERLAIN ROK SALE—CANARIES, MALES AND FEMALES, Breediux Gages, Parrots &c.< Guid Fishes, Glut and Fish Food, Spratt's Dog Medicines. JOR SALE—AN Al Dy #13. moor #15-lm* SCHMID'S Bird Store, $17 12th «t_nw, BALE— CARRIAGES, WAGONS, HARNESS, &o. FORK SALE OR EXCHANGE aT 8. BENSINGEK’S ‘NEY TO LOAN IN SUMS 10 SUIT, ALS AND ND CARRIAGE BAZAAR 100, 000'puia tu). Kefer- ‘As the Only reason for selling is to leave the cit: MY? 5 —— ences exchanged. EMPIRS Co-uPekATIV ASSU- | ihe world-revowned caverns; brick hot to ltiKe | grow up with e new town in one of the matec natiioe beak sty st RWLiNGS, 1800 be, ove, 040 Louisiana avenue. CIATION (credit weil rated), Lock Box 767, N.¥. Trey iis. Pace Con Weve Water. Mrs. B.F- BOWES, | but a.caah offer will saa > rn ap2l (Ae Arlington Fire ius. Co.'s office.) Toe leewys end mest complete stock of < riianee ae - WASTED-1 Wo CHILDREN TO TARE caus OF | _my12.90 arctica | NI Qerred Lod tntuik bernay acre aud | Coumett ok cpa, Suave, ectpway ctor WANTED--HOUSES and Board, between the ages of three and fv, LL IN PAWS, ONE-THIRD VALUE, DIAMOND | spcciaty, TYLEK & RUTHERFORD, — | Under Surrey. Jui Carriages, Doctors’ aud Pony ns — ee ee Lo 1S “sarmsan eA Denapaieate beasties ‘ay & Stud. Collar Button, Three Diamond Kings, Gent's mb20-3m" 1907 F st. uw Foactons, Tov aw be 1op Bugien, Speedie W —4 3 ' —3 a a SE — a atch ; 01 10} ‘* 5 for te, ~Ky 7 N ro SUIT 7 cy a '. Grvcers’ &: yeud MEKRILL & TERKY, side of the Chesupeake Bay; xvod table, bathing, | POR SALE—HOTEL LEASE AND FURNITURES ug ALBEKU F. FOX, ae Fad Harness at the most mi2.0 SWEV raw. | nM Rauung BE LEG co antaerE Bee | Petunia 200 pas inasimeae tate isang etgis | “StS oT ts | Weclnaeet fr fe ty tor fhe Courtiand Waco. co» WARIED-bY (A LADY AND TWO GLOWN | (uESENUT GOVE (DARBY'S COTTAGE), 3 | bun W.Va.” aes writy oy MOSEY To LOAN, ON arrroy Fine : ad Spring Daugiiters, « House tor the Summer: everyscare | C'iiinutes’ walk from Guthee tiog Sete ears, a ORNE re = tate within the District of Columbia, several | 7p will_be taken “and best references given, “kates valk frou ee Anis wad eat | ROR SALESA CORNER RESTAURANT WITH | small ainouuta which 1 desire. to dumediately , WANT, Star office. miz. Wolac: bain merlerete: ktehy oh Gi eee | eee siready ranted: must be oid owing t0 | lowest tates of interest. GEO. W. LINKINS, cor: ANT.D—TWOLADIbs, GIVING BES] KEFER TeEE poe TPL POM = a a death in the family. Address MACK, Star office. 10-3* | 1uth and ii sts. u.w. 216 ces, Will tak of rent of Vee or 4 ne SUM: | JZOR SALE—CORNER STORE IN GROWIN ONEY TO LOAN, mouth for's Furnished House vacated by parttes ieee SSinser Boarders is rh ay Fcticer macs rocmm exons clint, soos aa | MM IN SUMS TO SUIT ing forthe summer, Address SERKEK, Star office. | SD exchanged. ‘Sra Wat, “ee Mag EMe: | lot: under rental at $25 per mouth.’ “A bargain Op approved real estate secarity. sp10-2t | Riculand, Staflurd Co., Va. mylU- tas” | 885300 ee ST ARG ARDY RT 13 15th ve sons a Waubn s CO, Wrenn & sous’ ‘work & epeciaity. Fine WARZED Fou 4 SYNDICATE PROP: ANOKE TEURACE, ROCKVILLE, MD. OPEN GRE CHANCE GRO Ee op5-om 916 F st iw. | work, low prices. Carriages taken on storage. A. i. 7th, Yth 10th, Lith, 12th wud 13th sts. nw fie auctions dane ts oe a, Oe KARZ CHANCE—GROCERY, MEAT AND PRO- 7 West | CXPUORY, Oth snd New dork ave uw. ap5-tum Joos Fat neve Nd Het nw. ACKEM & GADSBY, | son. apacious wrounds. slovant innwe, airy roots; | Xy{ision tore, Horse and Waton in ued locality | JY ONEYTOLOAN ON REAL ESTATE Nedeecunty | JpOR SALE—HANDsOME NEW PARLOR onuax; wees: SS | RAR net roo Tae |e Sen eeneugig | © egoe @ RERSEe U Sacens | Bos tte sta oceans era na ANTED—LO to Tz, Room 1% Adantie Building. m10-3t*_ | OK SALE-DRUG STORE, FINELY LOCATED, oe ; FER & CUNLIFFE, 314 Jithet ne. ‘apl W. — LOTS. path ned ns = OR GENTLEMEN doing good business, which can be doubled in «| ‘JO LOAN IMMEDIATELY—€30,000-IN SUMS BS eens 7” Bid « A We Ob THBER [AvIxS OR GENTLEMEN CAR | se00;'cucer uote dscawion baivee Sate tas | A tose tome 61.000 upward, op suod Heti betste | 12On BALE—CARRI. GES. WAGONS AND BUG- WANTED (3,000 OB Less WILL BE BAD IN] Ce BT me and Board office, ‘mo-3t Security. pod Fe. ‘terms; towelect from Ke and west of Bi ‘veu.: price must be reucnabie: | W-C.¥.0. Box 14, Mockville, Md" “niytosate FOS SALE BY Fis & 1213 F9t-§ W— | Se onEY 70 Tianbon sab asc Gemswen Do Soe SEAS fie tnd Jocation ‘must ‘be stated. “Address Re eee dar ETA NUMBER | OA COMLEIE AND FINELY ¥ITT “int IN SUMS FROM 9500 UPWARD, jOR BALE— THE OAs ENGINE. ki — this lovely place: AT 5 AND 6 PER CENT, quires Bo boiler avoids ve 4 lightiwl shade, pore acaba” ‘ir, DO mala, uo | thickiy settled and iocality uear U.S. Capi - 4 toes; ernie reasoi ‘Address with » well ‘assortment ot io foes of Mine ue banding of for earcuiac: WANTED—BOARD. EXGUASD, Felis Church, Va" myid-0e~ | Jouve tle city. “mi-ot se pie it” DAAC sare ta Faun nt ae —— ~# = (CK HOUSE, SHADY LAwy, DAVIS. UPRIGHT PIANOS: THE WSS TeDS MEOLATELY, BOARD AnD ROOM | TL Sud lesen vegetables, "sbuadancs oF uta Hi ¥erier fume of i a es BOARDING. are ke; Docthweet preferred. {ddrees, Seats “Sines Gretna DaWke Senne fee | SG sgtow: HL soaks 311 Mh at nw. (TREE, BOARD AND MEALS SENT OUT. SERVED ing Youms, which taust be'mbserate Mle, Blan oehee > andre, segress SPEING Balk, lois a iat Woriay foes a we Caterer. 2U8 Andiaua ave. aw. a spss UKEKA HOUSE, JOSEPH F. HOLTZMAN, PRO. | Je Dealer in Leal Estate; ‘and Vecsnt Lote BOskDING LAkce NICELY TURSISHED BOOM —Edinvurg, Va., in the beautiful Vi for esle northeast. ave, €20 with good at the “AubUrA.” Pa ave.cor, PERSONAL ni sicee Sof teapot nee | ws. em" at ure. Sarma terse “Sse ml ca SER ma Ql wwesam. = Yb Aaya, “A UBORIZED PHIVATE DETECTIVE AGE NOY Neer Sana satin ae amyh twmente; terme mr ite, three hours’ ride from W asbingion.ims- 1m Bien By ee ae Vase ere Phar clone Address Airs, JOLN STOCKTON ha, 1@ Co. Vie ‘myl-im. “A -DELIGHTFUL HOME ote Ag ane dies NOTARIES PUBLIC, C In office trom 9 WasHINGTON, DO EY 10 ‘aume to oul, eocunly. Aer pie sence: “ae o 303 7 t aw. uo* wo0t peso SSE ERNE BOTs, = x ou _ SPECIALTIES ————— ‘WARD, SPECIALI a wen Hevitaline the weak: cares sosciens D*p8t ety Conwalt fren Oo tothe a. we eee —_——————_—_—_———