Evening Star Newspaper, May 15, 1890, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON NEWS OF THE DAY. Proposed International Associated Charities and Reform. AGAINST CONGO IMPORT DUTIES Diabolical Work of Amateur Boy Burglars. A MISCELLANEOUS BUDCET BY WIRE ——_—.__ OUR MINISTER RAISED A POINT. The Anti-Slavery Congress Has Nothing to Do With Import Duties in Congo. Bavssers. May 15.—The Independence says at the last meeting of the anti-slavery conference, pow in session in this city, Mr. Terrill, the United States minister, objected to the pro- posal made by Baron Lambermont, Belgian minister of state, to levy duties on imports into the Congo basin. Mr. Terrill argued in sup- | oe of his objection that the anti-slavery co lerence was not qualified to revise the decisions of the Berlin conference. The other delegates to the conference, the Indrpencence Belgia way are surprised at the objection raised by Mr. Terriil. —————— RESPECTABLE BOY BURGLARS. They Turn the Gas on Their Victims and Nearly Kill Them. Lowzrr, Mass, May 15.—Ernest N. Rice, aged sixteen, and Percy Ross. seventeen, sons of respectable residents, are under arrest for barglary in the house of A. 8. Lyon, agent of the Lowell Manufacturing Company, Tuesday night. Both have confessed. There was & third boy in the plot who has, not been cap- dured. The boys bought » diamond glass cut- ter and each was provided witha slungshot, with which they say they were prepared to do murderous work if disturbed. After plunder- ing Mr. Lyon's room and that of his son, they turned on all the gas in the house without lighting it torender the inmates insensible. They obtained # small quantity of jewelry. Mr. Lyon was awakened by the escaping gas or the whole family probably would have been hyxiated. The break has not been exceeded joldness in this city for a long time. The eeuesaore eee absorbing trashy literature and evidently do not realize the seriousness of their offense. INTERNATIONAL CHARITIES, That is the Subject Discussed Today at Baltimore. Battrwore, May 15.—The conference of charities and correction was called to order soon after the hour appointed for the meeting of the delegates this forenoon. ‘The consideration of a suggestion that the conference enlarge its scope by form- ing an international sociation and hold a session in Chicago in connection with the world’s fair took up some time. While no decision was reached the sentiment expressed inakes it clear that the conference will take favorable action when the subject comes be- fore the body in the form of a resolution. Reports of states were submitted and some work forthe conference mapped out. Gen. Brinckerhoff of Ohio read a paper on the ob- servance of Sabbath in prison work, and a reso- Tution was aaoen requesting clergymen to preach a special sermon on the subject on the fourth aren in October of euch year. A Suburban Question Settled. Orrawa, Int, May 15.—The annexation of eutlying towns to Chicago last June led to several suits touching the status of school dis- tricts in those towns, the claim being made by the town trustees that annexation did not vest control of the scheols in those towns in the city board of education. The su- preme court yesterday decided that point, olding that by virtue of annexation the schools came within the control of the city and that the town trustees at the same time became unctuous officio. ieee Parneli’s Man Elected. Dvsu May 15.—Mayor Harrison, Parnell- ite, has been elected to fill the vacancy in the house commons for the middie division of Tip- erary. He was returned without opposition. Mr. Mayne, home ruler, the previous incum- bent, was also returned d without opposition, One Lawyer Shoots Another. New Yorx, May 15.—Clinton G. Raymond of the firm of Raymond & Harri attorneys,was dangerously shot by Alphonse J. Stephani at 11.30 am, ——__ Meat Twice Smoked. Battrwore, May 15.—Fire this morning con- biderably damaged the building and contents of the South Baltimore Packing Company, con- ducted by J. Krause & Sons at 14 and 16 West Parre street. There was about $40,000 worth of salt and smoked meat in the place. Loss es- timated at $15,000; insured. ee A Doctor in Trouble. Portraxp, Mz., May 15.—The grand jury reported yesterday an indictment against Dr. Orrin C. Murch for murder, in causing the death of Julia A. Shain by alleged malpractice, on. Bartrwore, May 15.—The Pimlico races are Postponed today on account of rain. The entries stand fur tomorro' It Was a Capital Offense. Narorroxvure, La, May 15.—A negro named Philip Williams last Monday morning entered the bed room of Mrs. Tuomas G. Phelps. The lady awoke before the negro reached her and ran out, screaming for help. Williams was captured and early yesterday morning bis body was found dangling from an oak tr: coerce inate She Left. Eatox, Ouro, May 15.—A whitecap notice ‘was last night given Mrs. Elizabeth J. Nossette toleave town withia two days. She is the woman Dr. Haw!-y mentioned in a note to the public as being the cau eof his suicide. About twenty-five men visited the locality of the Nossette premises last night, but she and her basbaud were not at home. This fact doubtless prevented a scene of violence. —— Threw Him Senseless. Lrxx, Mass, May 15.—Last evening P. J. Ring of Staten Isiand, now giving wrestling exhibitions bere, and Thomas McDonald, kuown as the Canadian champion, met in a Greco-Roman contest for #50 a side. MeDon- ald won the first fall. King won the second, getting the strangle hold and throwing Mc- Donald with such force as to knock him sense- less. As McDonald was unable to continue the deciding bout was postponed to this evening. en A Freight Wreck. Bovrato, N. ¥., May 15.—Thirty-six freight Care, the caboose, baggage car and engine we: wrecked near Hamburg on the Erie road at 9 O'clock last night. The cars were strewn in direction and the engine on top of them. Engineer Giair and Fireman Cronin escaped with slight injuries. Alber< Froebley, son of Undertaker Froehly of Hambarg. was found dead under the wreck. He and two compan- jous were stealing ride. ‘The first freight train broke in two and a following freight train crashed into the broken half, Killed His Pe Persecutors. Menipiay, Miss., May 15.—White caps set fire to the cabin of a negro named Anderson Sunday night. Anderson ran out, fired into the crowd, killing Louis Land and wounding two others and escaped. The marauders have committed several outrages lately. Public feel- ing justifies Anderson. —— A Barbed Wire Law Suit. Worcxsren, Mass., May 15.—The property of the Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Company was attached yesterday for €20,000 by the Worcester steel works. This is a sequel of a suit and attachment for $15,000 entered by the Washburo & Moen Company against the steel works last Monday. Breach of contract isalleged by both parties. ne ene Collision Without Loss of Life. New Yorn, May 15.—At 6:30 o'clock this morning the steamer State of Georgia of the State line while putting out to sea collided with the Brooklyn ferry boat Pacific in the East river. The ferry boat was crowded with sengers, who were all badly frightened, bi atne one was injured. The Pacific was laid up for repairs and the Georgia proceeded to sea. a Fer Other Telegraph News See Pages 1 and 6 SOCIAL MATTERS, SHOOTING STARS. Some Notable Dinner Parties—Homeo-| This is the Land of the Free—Senator Jones Pathic Hospital | Luncheon. ‘The President and Mrs. Harrison gave a dinner in honor of Gen. Sherman in the pri- vate dining room of the White House last even- ing. The other guests were Senator and Mrs. Manderson, Mrs. McKee, Senator and Mrs. Stanford, Secretary Proctor, Mr. = = Butterworth, Miss Rachel She: Mrs. Cogswell, Mr. G por gel ol indian, Mr. and Mrs. Cutcheon, Mr. and Mrs. Hender- son, Dr. Gallinger and Mr. and Mrs. Dalzell. Senator and Mrs, Hearst gave the last of a series of dinner parties last evening. The guests were Senator and Mrs, Cullom, Senator and Mrs. Gorman, Senator and Mrs, Hoar, Senator and Mrs, McMillan, Senator and Mrs. McPherson, Senator and Mrs, e, Senator and Mra, Blair, Senator Gibson, Senator Saw- yer, Mrs. H. G. White and Mrs. Anthony. Miss Browning gave areading yesterday morn- ing in Mrs. Hearst's music room before a small company of invited guests a atly pleased her auditors, Mrs, Anthony, who has been the guest of Senator and Mrs. leaceh for: the past fortnight, will return to Boston today. Mra. Wadsworth of No. 1028 Vermont avenue entertained the ladies of the rial board of the National Homeopathic Hospital at luncheon yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Wads- worth was assisted in receiving by Mrs, Nord- hoff, Mrs, Butterworth, Mrs. ell and Mrs. Frick. The ladies in charge of the luncheon were Mrs. Richards, Mrs. Tweedale, Mrs, Bir- ney, Mrs. Roome, Mra, Herbert A. Preston and Mrs. J. Barnard. Miss White managed a lem- ouade stand in the front hall. Among those resent were Mrs, —_= Mrs, Taylor, Mra, Heaven, the Misses Heaven, Mr. J. H. Soule, Mr. Percy Soule, Mrs, Woollett, Miss Morten, Miss Elsie Sypher, Mrs. Henry D. Cooke, Miss Gillies, Mra, James McGill, Mrs, Bailey, Mrs. Lewis of Atlanta, Mrs.’ Bittinger, Miss Lyman, Miss Hill, Mrs. Harrison Dingman, Dr. Swormsteadt, Dr. Denison, Dr, Edson, Mrs. U. H. Painter, Mrs. E. B. Wight, the Misses Her- bert. Mrs. Chas, E. Mitchell, Mrs, Henderson of New York, Mrs. and the Misses Sayles, Dr, and Mrs. King of Watkins Glen, Miss Woods, Miss May Rodgers, Mrs. Anna Louise Powell, Mrs. W. W. Dudley, Mr. and Mrs. Wilcox, Mr. Owen, Dr. Pidigo, Mrs, Lewis Clephane, Mra’ Trenholm, Mrs. and Mise Lyman, Mrs. Jas. F. Barbour, Miss Hunton, Mrs. Webb, Miss Bate and Mrs. J. G. Hill. The ladies of the hospital expect to give a garden party at “Belmont” in the near future, Mrs, Woollett and her niece, Miss Morten, of England, and Miss Elsie Sypher of Philadel- his are the guests of Mrs, and the Misses eaven of No. Ratreet. Secretary Tracy has put the United States steamer Despatch at the disposal of the con- valescing Attorney General, and Mr. Miller will go for a the river today, accompanied by Mrs. Miller and Miss Florence Miller. They have invited Mr. and Mrs. Butterworth to be of the party and Mrs. Butterworth has ac- cepted. The objective point of the trip will be Old Point Comfort, where Miss Mary But- terworth and ber brother have been spending the past ten days, Mra. Geo. A. Coolidge will be at home to her friends on Fridays hereafter throughout May at No, 1717 2st street, Mrs, Laughton is much engaged at present in her preparations for spending next week at Mt. Vernon at the annual meeting of the re- gents, Mrs. H. A. Munson and Miss Munson have returned to Washington, having spent the win- ter in Kansas City and Chicago, and are now at 1328 I street northwest. Miss Munson is quite ill and will not be able to see her friends for some time. Mr. and Mrs. Isham Hornsby having sold their house at the corner of Connecticut ave- nue and De Sales street are living at 1765 P street while building their new house, which will not be ready for occupation until late in the autumn. The G. M. H. Sewing Circle will hold its next meeting Friday at the residence of Mrs, G. B. Haycock, 1632 19th street, Miss Tillie Liembach of Baltimore is visiting Mrs, W. P. Crews. ‘There was an imprompta musical entertain- ment for a few invited friends of Mrs. Morrell at her studio last night. The High School Oc- tete sang several pieces, with C. A. Ritter at the piano. Miss Mamie Gillam, a child piani: and others rendered piano music much to the delight of all. Rev. and Mrs, J. J. Muir, son and daughter, Mrs, Representative Buchanan, with her brother, Dr. Henry Thompson and wife; Mr. and Mrs, E Speiden, son and daughter; Mr. and Mra, Latch, Col. Thompson, Hon. Mr. Clingman of South Carolina, Mit and Mrs. LR. Trembiv, Mr. A. Le Mule, Miss Clara Price, Mr. Proctor, Mr. and Mrs. Boynton and Mrs. and the Misses McCarthy were among — who enjoyed the pleasures of the occa- jon, Miss Hoblitzell is visiting her sister, Mrs. Hoblitzell, on Q street. Mrs. George B. Williams, 1711 Rhode Island avenue, has discontinued her Fridays for the season. Among those present at the marriage of Sen- ator Wolcott in Buffalo yesterday from this city were Mr. and Mrs, pose Wadsworth, the former being the second cousin of Senator Wolcott. Secretary and Mrs. Blaine gave a breakfast today at 12 o'clock toa number of friends in honor of the arrival of Mr. Walter Dumrosch from New York, —————+e+ TO STOP THE } TARIFE DEBATE. The House Committee ¢ on Rules Will Try to Bring the Bill to a Vote Soon. The House committee on rules this morning decided to report 4 rule which, if adopted, will bring the tariff debate in the House to a con- clusion in afew days. The rule will provide that the remainder of the bill shall be read by the clerks without interruption, and that when the reading is completed amendments may be offered to any section. At noon Wednesday next the committee of the whole is to rise and report the bill to the House and voting upon the measure and amendments made in com- mittee of the whole is to begin at once. The purpose of this somewhat unusual rule is to make sure that the enti bill shall be gone over in committee of the whole; that what is regarded by the majority of the members as a fair opportunity for amendments shall be afforded, and at the same meet the wish of the majority that the bill shall be sent over to the Seuate next week. Mr. Blount, the only democratic member of the committee present at this morning's meet- ing. opposed thi adoption of the rule. HE MENTIONED NO NAMES. A Police Officer Tells Some Tales on Congressmen in the Police Court. Policeman Ceinar ‘gave some evidence in the Police Court today that might have excited more interest than it did had the court per- mitted or required him to mention names, He was giving evidence in the case of Will Davis, a young man who was charged with being a vagrant, and the policeman, in the course of his testimony, remarked that a few nights ago he prevented a Congreseman, who was intoxicated, from being robbed in a dis- reputable locality. Continuing, the officer said: “There was an- other —— down there under the in- fluence of liquor and I cared for him also. He became indignant because I wanted to protect him against thieves, and he took my number to have me dismissed, The defendant in the case showed that he was employed at the Globe Theater and the case Was dismissed. ——-____ Official Visitors to West Point. time that the debate shall be rigidly limited to | wants free silver, Representative Mills wants free trade, and all Senators and Represente- bee rom hm ow In accordance with the the new summer styles, “Pull down your vest,” has been changed to | Pi “Pull down your vociferous.” The soap manufacturers are going to or- ganize a Bar Association. A timely article—a clock. Bubsoriber—“What the dickens do you print Baio Bebe Dae as Wii #o many of those blood medicine advertise- ments in your newspaper for?” Country Editor—“To improve the circula- oa tion, of course. What do you suppose?” KEMMLER'S DIRGE. My heavenly home is bright and fair, Nor sin nor death can enter there; Ite glittering towers, the sun, outshine, That heavenly mansion shall be mine. T'm going ohm, T'm going ohm, I'm going ohm To dynamo; To dynamo; to dynamo; I'm going ohm to dynamo. Freshleigh: “I say Brine, did you ever hear the legend growing out of St. Peter's short- WANTED--HELP. Dp. c., THURSDAY, MAY 15, 1890— WANTED—ROOMS. FOR RENT—ROOMS. FOR SALE--MISCELLA NEOT ANTED—A SMART. INTELLIGENT BOY TO Work Aro rug Sigre: one eer 15th * Apply at tore corn: G sta ne, Tae ANTED—15 CAI ‘WORK IN aoe W. 1 RPENTERS TO Coes try. Apply to F. J. 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As, 1139 9th on. yansees “STEADY MEN TO 7, a Awninge, Apply 911 E st. n.w. ‘ANTED=A SEAMSTRESS FOR sree aire ing snd Children's Clothes by the Week. 1115 14th ae bw. it* \ 7 ANTED EXPERIENCED. SKIRT AND WAIST Hands. LM. DELRUE, 608 14th at, m15-3¢* WANTED A FE Finst: CLASS BARBER. AT THE ae SE BARBER SHUP. __1t* Wes ay IN BLACKSMITH SHO! coox o JABBUE. Carriace and Wagon Ma ‘Washingtou, D.C, m15- W DDLE-A AGED LaDY (WIDOW Preferred) for # position in lon established busi- bese. reference required: experience unnecessary, Ap- coming, that somebody lies every time a | Ply after 10, 5UPT. OF FIVE, 424 51 ‘Yes, but I never could understand why the roosters crowed more just about day- break than at any other time.” Freshleigh. hat’s plain enough; more peo- ple are lying in bed at that time than at any other. See?” —— — -+00 AN APPEAL FOR A BANJO. A Girl Having Written in Vain to the President Turns to Secretary Tracy. Cabinet officers get some queer letters at times, but it is to be doubted whether any one ever received an odder piece of correspondence than one which came to the Navy Department this morning addressed to Secretary Tracy. It was frou. & young woman living in a town in one of-the western states, She wrote ina crabbed, school-girl hand and had tied two bunches of worsteds to the paper, one of red, white and blue and the other of black and white. The letter was as follows: “Hon, Benjamin F, Tracy: “Dear Friend—In the first of my letter I On the 17th of Dec. I wrot a letter nt Harrison but I must say I did not et no answer to it nor what I asked from him ft was onlys banjo. And I told him that I would be expecting it in two* weeks. (The star is evidently inserted for the purpose of emphasis.] and I went three times and was disipointed so I got mad. my Px and an other man had abet made when I sent the letter my Papa bet ten Dollars that he would send the banjoand the other man bet twenty- five Dollars that he would only laugh at it and I guess he did so =e Papa lost his ten Do but if you be kind enough and please send me ene if you please and I would i very glad the man that my Papa had the bet with was a Dem- ocrat—me not I am only ten vearsold. JNow in red ink.) I hope you will not forget to send me a banjo it will not cost much I will be expecting it and a answer to my letter as soon as you can tell President Harrison that I am very angry with him let him see this letter But dont forget my in all your work my Banjo. this is all at present answer soon red and black get a banjo back when you write this is my address. Then fol- low the name and address, accompanied by the request “‘please excuse my writing” and the foll lowing postacrips in mingled red and black “Per! you will be President next I ‘amer was not good aenought for sppone but I hope you will not think so dond forget my banjo I will go to —— every sunday dond forget dont forget if you send it I ley ou will enter heaven.” retary has n not t had time to reply. THE BAKERY PROFITS. One of Them Says “That It is Absurd to Speak of Thirty-Three Per Cent. “I saw Hard Bake’s communication in Tae Sraz last night,” said prominent boss baker toaSran reporter this afternoon. “He is all at sea in his estimate of bakers’ profits if the price of flour does goup. He talks about 33 percent profit, He does not know what he is talking about, 'o begin with he speaks of bread being sold by the bosses at 5 cents. Not one loaf in ten is sold at 5 cents by the manufactures to the con- sumers direct. Mostof it goes through the hauds of middle men. With flour higher every baker in this town that sells bread at 31g cents per loaf to grocers would lose X cent on every loaf and at 4 cents a louf he makes all of a quarter of a cent, and this on ‘Hard Bake's’ own calculation, too. I fail to see where the sense of his talk about 33 per cent profit comes in. If journeymen insist on thir- teen hours’ pay for ten hours’ work and flour goes up a dollar barrel people should not be surprised if bread goes up a little too. But it has not gone up yet. SOUTHERN TENNIS TOURNAMENT. The Championship Games to be Played at Baltimore in June. The following circular has been issued by H. W. Spofford, secretary and treasurer of the Southern Lawn Tennis Association: The fourth annual tournament for the championship of the Southern Lawn Tennis Association will be held on the grounds of the Baltimore Cricket Club at Mount Washington, on the Northern Central railroad, on Tuesday, June 3, 1890, and following days The entries’ will be limited to members of clubs belonging to the association and will be $2 for singles and €3 for doubles. There will be suitable first and second prizes in both singles and doubles, the winner of the first prize in singles to play Mr. A. H. 8. ‘Post, forthe championship of theS. L.T. A. and the silver pitcher he now hoids, which must be won three successive seasons, Mr. Post having won it twict In addition, the Baltimore Cricket Club will offer a consolation prize to be played for by those players beaten in their first match in singles, The tournament will be A Selbeere by the rules of the National Lawn nnis Association and the decision of the executive committee upon any point will be final. All sets will be best two in three, except the finals, which will be best three in five. Drawings will be by the nall-Wilde system. ‘tries must be made to Mr. H. W. Spofford, Meridian Club, Washington, D.C., and wil close on Saturday, May 31, at12m. Play to begin each day on the arrival of the 10:15 a.m, in from itimore and games will be de- faulted if the contestants are not on hand when called. The Wright & Ditson 1890 ball will be used. — ee An Innocent Man Sixteen Years in Prison William Starnicker was discharged Monday from the penitentiary at Empire, Ga., where he served sixteen years of a life sentence fora taurder of which he was innocent, Last week aman named Crane of Burke county hada number of witnesses called in and confessed on his death bed that he had sworn falsely against Starnick It was upon his testimony that Starnicker was convicted. When these facts The President today appointed the following as visitors to the United States Military Acad- emy: Col. Francis J. Crilly, Pennsylvania; Col, Lewis M. Dayton, Ohio; Gen. E. Burd Grubb, New Jersey; Rev. Edward Everett Hale, D.D., Massachusetts; Hon, Cornelius C. Jadwin, Pennsylvania; Mr. Mugh McMillan, Michigan, and Col. Scott Shipp, Virginia. The co sional visitors are: Senstors—Joseph K. ley, Connecticut, and George Gray, Delaware. Representatives—B. M. Cutcheon, Mi Joseph McKenna, California, aud Amos J. Cummings, New York, Tue Washi wracbran wn oeowrg byt i oa Poors most popular Washi os pebedt teacher se — in Europe Head one junday's Herald and get rptheea * _————— Carrrot Virw Panx auction sale postponed to Saturday next, 17th, same hour. See special notice, first page. Banoatss.—Closing sale of Turkish carpets and as at Dowling’s, Pennsylvania avenue and 1. street, tomorrow 1 a E piece must be sold.—-Adet, eae —— The Lutherans and German Catholics in Iili- cure ite repeal, nois are about to make a common attack at the polls on the compulsory education act to se- were properly presented to Gov. Gordon he pardoned Sturnicker. 00 at Washington, Ga., Mrs. D, Farmer fired two shots Tuesday at Maj. E. G. Roane, but luckily both missed their aim. Mrs. Farmer was arrested. She gives as her season for try- Roane that he defamed her character. Maj. Roane isa prominent citizen. The suit of Hannah H. Southworth against Stephen L. 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Cail at 1102 P st. nw. maze ANTED-THREE OR FOUR CARPENTERS, Apply at ouce at our office mi4-2 LAI BROS. Half and K ste. a.w. WANTED. AFIRST-CLASS DRAFTSMAN; ONE having sufficien: ability to work out details from rough drawings aud not a mere copyist; state age, ex- rience, married or single, wages wanted; inclose Forerences: steady employment. | Address tar office. Wx TED—REGISTERFD DRUG CLERK aND Assistant. Apply at 438 7th st. nw. m14- Wy ANTED-—A. CLERK THOROUGHLY EXPERI- enced in thi rust be of ateady habit ary to the right person, ‘Adres, stating ex; 1, Star office, ANTED—A WOMAN TO CO Troutor Small Fanlly; inust erences: ae ne ae ue Est ‘+ TO GO Smith reference “to m 33, Corcoran Buik m1 3-3t* Wa ANTED AN ABLE - BODIED “SETTLED ‘hite W all Family. oman to do Work fo: attend to ata Lady. Apply 1: awe 10 udvertive, dix employ Wages $0 to penses a vanced; state experi your prefereuce for hom Work “or traveling. SLOAN & CU... Manutact turers 2v4 George st, Ciueinnati, Ohio. m2-3¢' W ASiED LEAUNERS (FOR PROF. CHIIST- International Tailor System; with ary inch rule or tape measure alone, as all scientific tailors cu Datterns aud materials cut aud made and sustruction seven by Mine. & J. MASBER, 1408 KL ave, tmblsm* ANTED_ DISTRICT EMPLOYMENT ASSOCTA. tion, Wome: Meu Cooks, Waiters, Butlers, House Girls, Ladies" Muids and other help work need; au City or away. LOWIE, Agt., 1 EMPLOYM EN, W AxTED— DUNDORE! jies— Men Tent, conducted vy white and colored, for all kinds of dosmeotie labor, elt? mud sont ‘ith references. newmoved to 70 Lat. u. w. 1m Ws TED-AT THE CITY INTELLIGENCE OF- fice every day, Working Women, Men, Boys and Girls; no waiting tor work—applications for govern- positions prepared. May building, 7th & E hw. . "8 t Upon Invalid, Call or address until ater "way 16 at 1424 Chapin at. n.w., Collewe Hill, D.C. MAN AND WIFE, AN eof Trust for ering. is fD—GO TO DICK'S AGEN Cooks, Laundress, Maids, Watt ‘Coachmen, Walters, Kitchen Hel have references. 61:3 7th NTED—AT HEADQUAKTE Cooks, Chamber Maid, Wartress, Luuudres aud Nurses, Seaustress, Men “Wad + ¥ man, Butlers, SAME. MBS, WARPEDSEY MAN AND Wi sit = Family tor General Management and House Work. cto Tare, Charnes ot Bt P vty during gumiuer mo” tus; ein furnish best of reivee dress Box 0. ce WANTED BY ASETILED WHITE WOMAN, Situetion ina Privute Family to Cook, Wash and ai city referouces given. Address Lox 23, biar te WHITE as Nur It Washing to Lake Home. by pir ante Fefereuces. Cali or adde se 1924 at and U, 10th sts. .w. twee Pty SS HERE! ALL KIND OF FUB- at 905 New York ave. n.w. WM. F. REAMER. CHASERS FOR 60 GALLONS oF ices for’ Farutta pets, Few Office and Store ese a ees Storaye on reasonable terms, Address 314 FURNITURE OF EVERY ‘Aiign also, etscks of alk Kinds of aes hci, store si office fixtures, A Winter aud Sumer special box Price's Livery Stables, 311 6th st. nw. ; road, 8 miles from city. OH. F CLARK, Star office. se” BRENT IN NEW OO RNER HOUSE 717 10TH stnw., bay windows R RENT — SHED DINING M, Pets Tar See ee PE Stee HOUSE Sata oe Pion, ant NISHED—ONE LARGE FRONT Room; third floor; folding furniture, suitable ‘more. A 1 Fa. RENTFCRNIGNED | AND UNFURNISHED 4 was and bat Treas 702 isthe awe iti ewe che oh bets a KR RENT—BACK PARLOR AND BASEMENT —= | Fase furnished for housel comer with parking: on cer and berdic ine Be $10 in advance. my te 3e JOR RENT—1519 RHODE ISLAND AVE., FUR nished Apartinents, without boanl; house’ newly itt d papered throughout. bot ia th room sud moter saree a midoe on same mise JOR REN NT Sid 10TH STS. Wz ONE LANGE, a sun. Floor Newly Fiiruied “Front mi4-2t* T—ONE FURNISHED AND ONE UN- Room, with board, in Private family. ecting Rooms, unfurnis! convenient; references. 1731 RNISHED, TO abt CTs— fame T ey alo Teo Communicating, Airy Second- story (sitting and sleeping) Rooms. désirable neigt borhood; reut reasonable; wo objection to breakfast, “716 Tuth ten w my Fe R RENT—FURNISHED ROOM: and second floor, for one or two persons: aSand $10; every conveniéuce, in private family; near ratent an aot aps Departments, with or ie board. __ 8 m13- <FURNISH©D—3D STORY FAK sleo tall Hoom, 2d story; June }., 11 \ PRIVATE FAMILY, HAND- Soively Furuished Koome on, Secoud Floor, with theru exporure and bath: very decirable, during 1207 os ab -at* FER RE ONE a ARE west of War and Nats Dente, First Floors band: somely — also Front Hall Room; ge: preferre F° ‘OR F ) 1ST ST N.W, OPPOSIIK, THE trict bullding. two desirable Noone, and baths on pocond Boor. Aioomus large and in good condition, Only 16 per month, mls 3t* Fee kent PHREE ELEGANT ROOMS, SECOND floor; one ® parlor; private family; furnished Gouble corner house; south and east tronis; bay wip: dows; references required. 1101 Kat. nw. avv-16t* Fe. RENT—T0 GENTLEMEN ONLY—TW Cool, Communicating Kooms; windo east, north and west; uew house, new furniture Bureau of Freie, and Engraving, Agric partment aud 51 nguire at TI D three rooms eu suite, private bath aud closet: cle- gently furnished. At the WOODMON4, cor, 13th my OR KENT—STO! DWELLIN ‘COR. Sth aud N nw: thickly settled beig rhood, aud good stand for Grocery, Drug Store or like: will’ lease to desirable party for'a term $f roars, only 939 per a \T—NEW COKNER STORE AND DWELI- ith water, &c.; nearcable cars: suitable for Drux Business; rent $15. Several $10 to $15. ood Lois near the wharf and the eure at Colouial Beach af $30. Barra aaa \V ANTED_WE HAVE ODDs AND ENDS ¥) gare by the box that we are will 1 boxof 50 cuxars. old stand. 1011 Penusylvania ave. 1.’ 718 13th st. D.w. = KENT—LARGE LAK COR. Oth and bet aw. Apply to W. CTOUNSON, ar ANTED—EVERY ONE TO KNOW ae} }, Hillengoss, the Pittsburg Avent, located at 7 puttin up A. Northro} Send tor circular. OF TYPEWRITERS JO WeNii ARKE & SON, 935 F at, Kieduced the Prices ou Linen Paper, Rib> bons machines, 7oc. each, @7.50 por dozen, Carbon, all colors, 83 per red. mating auteed or money y relunded. Bend or eall fur catalogue, Callinge a Sia KNOWN JHAL OC. V alder and Giepenter, 713-710 18h Makes # Specialty of Kemodeling and Jobvi 5 Doors and Windows to 01 ANTED—ALL IN NEED OF ©. Unibreliag and Farasuis Covered: Lined ant er sired to apply to B. bs CHASE, 1314 Pa ave, aud 411 1th st., cpp, Star office, apls-21 yANTED—EVERY ONE TO KNOW THEY CAN Save trom 10 to 15 per cent Ly, Buying Watches dqwelry, Kepair- Pa, { ‘HER Gocvest end” VEypewrite: teed ; bir wute, established 1 si AM aK at TANTED—STE iva » OF money refunded. 4.B.--Don't take anything that is “Just as good as Serib- ners,” or “all the ame bh is for aale only by WM. C. F Ceuter Market Middie ot ONEY TO LOAN ON REAI suns desired, where security 0" Loy TALL SUMS AT 6 AND 6 Lt on heal bstate Secu: MM. PakKER, 1418 F st. ONEY TO LOAN ON riven ber cent ou Keal Extate, ud couunissicns moderate ‘Loaus promptly 4 ONEY TO ae “IN LARGE O on real eatate security no delay ty BH. ONEY TO LOAN IN LANGE asD L Suis at Lowest Kates on Real Estate security: 4 tow suuus of 83,300 aud up at 9 per cont. BUTCHING, BULELEY & go. EY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT O tate in the District or Columbia. LUTLEK, Successors vw J. 810 TO $200 TO LOAN Pianos, owed 0 YOU WANT MONES fat Low interest on Furnitu: Wagons, Houselold Goods or other persoual property ipal aud wterest payable 1m eekly or month mente; wo TeOvAL Ot x TOI Box Wh, star ofhice. V4 IONS BY TWO RESPECT- dis Colored. Girle-ous ts do" Genet House Work, the other as Chauber Mzid or Nurse, Call or address 1739 Jobusons ave, between 14th and 1s Rand 8 sus. uw, m4 WANTED SITUATIONS FOR NUR: COUKS, Naiters, House Keepers, Dr. vers, Porie:, Kitebet Hands aud others; UF Maid-, man, Cunadiat 3 cities, country aud: revor BUKNHAM's, ne} NIED—BY A ieeedanas “A PLACE 4 ‘Chambeshaid or Waitress; wood referen oraddross 2018 & st. nw, m4 WHITE WOMAN, Plain Sewing and ioe Austatutions as Wantep-BY Pince in Private Paul Mending, or in Hi Prey Bara oman; good recommen e. 12 Companion, of in a family m the coun Fecommendati ng. Kemuneration of secon lar sideration. Address MU1UAL, Star office. my ANTED—BY 4 YOUNG MAN, A POSITIO; Collector oF Driver for light desivery wagon, Bond wiven if required. Address B'Q. ,Star office Vv ANTED-A SITUATION AS Cook OK Deruumid in a small fumutly by a respectable white wen from Virginia, Aduress "yor Ta, Siar ottice. cou ANTED—SITUATIONS FOR NURAES, COOKS, Waiters, Maids, Porters, House Keepers (refined and fab}, Farui, Dury aud Kichent Hunds, Res (German Maida.) Cities, Country: ai Kesorts, (All elected no tramps). BUANHANS 110 Set aw 1m aN’ TED, = EMPLOYE! RS—FOR FIRST-CLASS ante with refereuce in every cuse, seud to rly INTELLIGENCE OFFICE and Jour order will be filled with dispatch. May Building, 71 und i uw, anes 5 ANTED—BY AN ENGIN’ ER, A SOBER AND Y fsdastrlous natn a Birustion ae'stck eee ane, euces, Address G.W.B., star off mote Uy ANTED—FOX TBE SUMMEn—CaRE OF FU; Waited House by three edults for family aoe eareful tenants and best of references. Add: YOR THE SUMMER—SATISFACIORY W ANTED— FOR eu by a fauly SATISFACTORY bet Robes ect oitacm o mid-wee NTED—TO PURCHASE A HOUSE 4a0 iT AS 5 es ee Aine erect rents to pay En ‘nverk Geen particulars, Adurens Star office,” Wheeling cree! an etic Sistare, the head of the t committed to in New York in the suit Drought by Richard: Heckacher of Philadel. | 32 The United States marshals have arrested Pati te tock in inimidning th ne cure ECM. sat IERN LADY, Ni Wasa ae e phe ber eer Ware Se eee | 2 m12-6t 7 FROPEATT ey ase ees seen a BOARDING, tier | rtd — TABLE sigrere at ‘ave B.W. a ONEY 20 LOAN IN SUMS ZO SUIL, AL 0 AND rei PRANK ikAW LING: a py ONFY To LOAN AT FIV, kel TO LOAN IN SUMS 10 SU (jroved Distsict real estate Fegeuy ‘a Reger NON APPROVED REAL District of Columbia, seve vace iuanediate Aoie wittia She suuail umouuta, which I desire. to as Fates of interest MOS Ssus 10 suit Op approved real estate security. ‘igo ol other approved security, (OB. G.HLNSEX & Cy Bankers, \O LOAN IMMEDIATELY: MS to. sult, srom 61.000 uyward, op wo ood heat Pestova TO LOAN he 7 FROM $500 UPWARD, 3 AND Le PER CENT, REAL ESTATE IN ras DISTRICT. ) ONEY TO LOAN al Low: proved Keui ketaie Security. sdelpbia, ia aA to sate, 4 Hisuraute Co. of Thi dob metaliment oe ‘ONEY TO LOAN ‘Cn Approved Keal Estate ‘Colum bia, a auy sue ONEY TO LOAN in sume 30 wult, geet = ‘TO LOAN ON REAL clase ante. piven itverest uo! DONC QUEEN, 303 7th ot. mw. LOAN ON REAL ESTATE & eat, \ASH'S DANEXHOWER, ave —— 1.1115 Pet, rr 131H BT. N. Bosra ceatra ral, couventent tae bo * | ROR, RENT—DESK ROOM—FINE FRONT orrfon second Boor, 1010 Fst. mw, Apply at Room 7. m15-31 —BUSINESS AND OFFICE ROOMS ‘Mmabent business. central, low rate op NICLE BUILDING, 417 ilth st. nw. JOR KENT—OFFICE ROOMS, $10 AND @ (Fo0d ligt aud ventilation At 111d aud J my13-3 OFFICE Row’ Building, 1429 Nt. aver el good light and -veuttiutien and erate rent. A. I. COUMB:, 142 TABLE LARGE ENOUGH FOR TWO snd Wanonstupeece sein st. near Ost, market ; ber month, #3, Inquire 1516 6tu st aw. my: _FOR REN’ 'T—MISCELLAN! EOUS_ JOR RENT—BLACKSMITH SHOP AND 1 forgaicor rent; southwest. Apply 821 Hasta m _ SUBURBAN PROPERTY, _ 8 FRONTIN aud Kock Creek Ford roud, directly oppusi foruia syndicate Price @/u0 per acre. A ply JAMES 9, GRE mid fod T cSie PARK, SPECIAL Bal: : Foon House, stables, Carriace house, from One-half acre to 2 acres of fine grove: all kinds of fruit; aso Nice st Lots, only one square irvm statio 4 change of busiuess of the ow! perty Will be said for considerably leas its actual value, Apply to LEWIS & HEATON, jt 629 F Fou ALE CHOIGE Lots at TAKOM 360 feet above tide; good water: elec LEWIS & Hi aTo _ml4-1w* 629 F st. nw. a SALE— Handsome Building Sites in the Subdivision of Former Suburban Kesidence of ¥X-1 RESIDENT CLEV! ELAND. This property is situated on the line e George. fown and Leuleytown Electric KIC. at ‘the junction of Woodiey Lane und the Tenleytown trond. For plate aud full luformatiun apply t0 aHos, J. FISHER & m10-tt E Fo SALE—NEW HOUSE. 8 ROOMS. LOT 60x. feet: with apple, pear, plu, peac quince trees, grapes, strawberries ahd raspberries ; in the town of Falix Chured, Va; house 3 muuutes fruim post offer SRO umutes trom depot. | Address, LL. NORTH. KUP or E.J, NOKLHKCY, Falls Church, Va.“ m: SO WV QousIDE.” Lote tor ssie on easy terms, Money advanced to Parties wisiuux to build. stallments. “he prettiest suudivision ul the Metru- politan Branch” is eivht wiles from Washington, ob the 7th st. road. ‘Two cottawes of eiht and ten rooma, besides buth, beuted by furnaces aud having collars, tor Sale ut cost, " Terms to suit. For particulars, cali ou or address, B. F. LEIGHTON, Proprietor, 482 Louisiana ave. uw. E_FINE SUBULBAN RESIDENCE; tory trame house: G rooms and bath: yard with all kinds of fruit trees; quod weil.” in- quire on pigmuises, cor. Maple, ave. ‘aud Spring «t., Anacostia, D.C. PRES SEES ACRES VALUABLE Lx Met Brauch B. & U. ER. 500 re 19 miles from city; very desirable unprovements: suitalic for subdivision. KUDULPH WATKINS, Der- Moutwomery County, Md., oF ©. D, LUCKETT, 935 Pet uw im* Es Fe SALE-FINEST OR. OOTTAGE TE TAKOMA; lot 66x50 ; good celiar, yell, shade, orchard, ane- den. krapes, berries aud r: Price 80.000. W. He SWANDEKS TLC wt BUSINESS CHANC ES. CENTRALLY LOCATED DRUG STORE WILL BE sold at one-third actual cost. Apply to ‘St DUNCANSON BNOS, Oth asa D ate {OR LEASE—ABOUT 10,000 SQUARE FEET OF Ground on north sie of New York ove. between 20th and 21st sts. suitable § wer garden oF for general storage p out 8000 fect ou out b slug of et. betwee: Ea gpd ZOU ote. nw AKNER & CO. 1, LEASE=SUPIGS wExcuWA VASHINGTON'S lavorite Sunumer Kesort Hundred New Lath Houses, Hoteland Dwelling Dest Dancing Pavilion sud largest Diniue oom ou the Potomac, with all the equipments necessary for first-class resort; cla Tenor tainiog 277 Acres i wtaquire of Ow “mist a. b eeeiesee: 18353 14th at. mw. JOR SALE—GROCERY, 9TH ST. 8. W., $400. ‘or y, Oth st. nw. Yor Sale—Grocery, 9th st. H.w., $1,000. For Sale—Drug Store, Auscostia, 35 For Sale—Kestaurant, Lousiana ave. myl4-3t z 508 Fat bw. ED—#5,000 FOR FIVE YEAKS; 5 PER W Setrer anton, bo commission; @20,000 nw. i <hmanad TEUST, Star office. + ori her ictus, sucertioua CAFE ‘AUKANT, ply to" WW te piapous, age Agent, mie 16 abet uw emis | PRE ELDOM CEFERED — OLD AXD A Sean I mat very oe ow br sap ¥, the UNITED sTaTes ThUsT Gout ered st. y | Fon care Bakzny, Bom HORSE AXD WAGON: sr office. drevs Bie oer ‘Star office, ths, 38° A= rar ayeres ait sha Seed Siar i sr a St nw, between 7 au at Coal Yard, south end Loug Bridge. m4 Maguificent Mahowany, thu 0, Rlecaut Dark Case, flue Upright, only - Good tone Square, for beranasr Good tone Square, for bex Bauds high At OUUFER’S stable, rear of 13¥1 1 nw. OK SALEBY 8 LER, 458 La, AVE F3 we y first deeds ol trast, paying 0 per ally, in sizes from @. interest. Titles pe: even at STABLE, 1105 11th st. vw. ‘Desk heap f STRASLURGEN'S inidana tid Fae myst hand Carriazes, ies. Di Phactons, Buck boar Gue oF 1 wo-horwe Buss, Kobes, Halters, swddies beat tor cash, or on easy ters, Call GEYEMs, 408 F Lis, Crooks for Hi Terre Cotte Hauge Seth ord joures built aud sold ou in- | ises, or 614 Pa, ave. nw. T ‘ards irom station, 5B Bs vrown aud white mined, of Sear old. " =e aE ays SAS. RUPP! Seater ties raat > a = re EE Leah Bes, i—-A © Light Su BeAr tte ao ERE pole and shai one eet ‘sud one eet of Basie Appi st INO. MobEGMOTT BOSS, S10 Fea one me mi deoot Fie gee tegen Perfect pet that any lady can drive with absolute sound. = | oR ALE—A FINE BAY HORSE aos BANDS, Fi." mane tT! tail, suitable for ‘oan be dri the: Rimod indy peice ee =e by thomost — aie Pee te LARGE SORREL rotioraay parvo Just from the oouBtr, MoredthandAstase ub Foes Tem ‘OPY-TOP PHARTON BUGGY, wapess! San: om 4 - Ses Spaeaecaeth OF Set pat iskere: oar choves SALE—ARE YOU LOOKING POR A PLAN ole our prices: Second-hand Upricht, 139, sugravd ‘nbte. “THOROUGHBRED STarLio ch (Stilletto:, 1884, by Duke of Mou- frase. dst dau Belle of Mas woos, by Hunters Len ton: (2d dam Julia Mattingly, vy Jolu Morgan , dam Bing ioe Beli x he Feely Ath Aa sae Fy. by ported ‘omphins, dwercan nicer, *Oth damn Bes RE au by ve usar, dam Medole, ‘Uele's Omar, dam Youmse Mi 7 ‘by ime. portea bapedition Sth dew ola a Meid of the Oaks, by . oh ng Aaaeen, —— amy ‘Stark, 10th dam kg ORT Uh dain Gallant Luk dam ‘trae Wine, Lith dem, by hevaivas, Uae ‘tea Spotiswood Diamond, Brauch is's, hell-bee jeer and Montross, witiner of Keutuchy derby 168%, oy the sbout 1.000 pounds New pay Oe all right. have voted for hi sell Lim ches. Keference for ce ss eae a | pee SALE—@100 cash Wik BUY LaTket mente, bute © BUCLUB, 409 Ft SALE—EDBITT HOUSE STABLES, a Fins clase Combined Horse. rides and drives wel; Indi a, Er ‘Dim iu fox hunts, good jumper net Ale | CANARIEG, ig MOCKING, | BIRDS, bee, Fish Fock "Spraite Deg Conte ant etic _m15-lm* SCHMID'S Bird store, 3 1P au haw. Joon SALE—a YOu: N@ THOKOU GHBRED JERSEY werved Apu to OWNER et good milker; caif re 5 at Diver Spring Ferny fue! roed, "i mys. od 19K SALE-SET OF BAY- WINDOW, SIDE id jow and Frout~door Awaiuce at JOHN. F TASS pholstery and Furuiture Roume, sta tise mi5-20 = SALEO HEAP—FIV AR- KINDAND Gentle Horse. Ap ie ery) ae. ile ory em and 7pm miss Fe SALE — CHEAP — [aa i =e AND Dayton. Inquire at thet hw, wilde Fe SALE —TWO FIRST-CLASS COAL OR DIR’ Cartecheap; no further use for them, Inquire KS. A LADY"s SAFETY BICYCLE: GOOD Vesnew; owner leaving city. Call at 240 Oth et : my 14-2 SPECIAL PIANO BARGAINS— nme size, Upright, only... @223 m sine, Upright, ouly 10 srurbt ouly. Pa $3 The above are all fully guaranteed and are offered at these low prices for spot cash, of small advance ou payments of $10 or more per month. Also these elo- aut Special Barcaius in Square Pianos: {magnificent Square Grand, slightly used,ouly.827, toued Kosewood Square, only Chickertug square, 01 Payments arranged at @5 and @10 per month. All fully wuaranteed a represented or money refunded We are offering these unusually low prices some of our frieuds who have been waiting for tung the chance to ch on to a sua, bat uuce, THE PIANO EXCHANGE, myl¢ 23 Pennaylvania ave, Fes SALE—A ‘A HAND “OME cy SPRING PHAETON Dut little used. Will sell cheap. Also Young, d aud Gentle Horve ; suitable for Lad; l4 3 3 Heal Estate Notes. secured by. fi 3 payables penne. to 62, 000, at parand scorued 3 JOR SALE—A FINE DRIVING BROWN =F 16 Hands High, suitabic tor # Lady or Doctor, « Good Family Horse, sound aud feariess of steau. 2 mw Fe SALE—WITHOUT EXCEPTI ONE OF the best, safest and Most Genteel C. oupe or Family Horses in the city; he is 7 years wld, 10% hands, sound, close and compact built, o ——, driver; ens of everything , safe for woman's use, bee sine strength euough for business purposes, alev en welenut dayton. a haudsome top bugxy, both ow tom made aud pearly uew, two sets harness, be the property of —! party, will be sold separst et Syreat bargain; sati<factury reasons given fur seil- ing. eA at Private Staule, 1 1004 13th st. a. be my lé. Fe SALE—A SECONDHAND BREWSTER Co. Victoria; origmal price €1. 0. owner is leay pag the city and will well for $576 ANDIEW Z- oe ‘B'S SONs, Factory 412 to 416 14th Foe CHEAP—A MOST RELIABLE MACY Horse. Inguire at 930 F st. n.w. mise oR SALE—25 OR 30 HEAD OF GOOD C , 60 wailon route, wholesale, milk cep or wered ai railroad depot,” Inguire 1503 wtb at. uw. ua OR SALE— Corught Pianos, second-hand, in good conditions ally uarantoed. Kosewood case, 7 octaves: vei wood case, rice ES ae GAS vail tm ued sosainice 14 aud 1116 1 TOR SALE-EXC LLENT SQUAKE PIANO, Feat Allen; price $90 in lect order, wake H: qeoucniy scutes or $80 cash ‘need at BRENT UILDING, 3d aud D sts. 6.0. between Sand 1¥ a1, LE—A CABLE & SONS’ UPRIGHT td Postreited batt Season slightly marred in om, Ait THOMSON'S: MUSIC Stone eri ithe Aweucy famous Shouinger Pianos, m12-Lm LOR SALE—835 FOR MUST BOX, ENTIRELY ew: Just imported: plays 12 aire: nearly 2 feet long and has tune indicator aud harp zither; sells tor ._ Address SWISS, star office. m1 0-60" KF, Sate Is THE IME TO SAVE money. Len days sale of 8 lot of Sulled and’Becun 3 SSide Bare, Extension Top Panily ¥ ine Whips, Nets, i aud bridles, at prices that cannot & Pa. ave “ myid” JOR SALE — FOR CEMETERIES — METAL Wreaths, Galy Sigesonen, lrou Vases, Wire Trei- work of auy: kind ZU st now. mBsw Fee Sale Bas, FIXTORES AND “GOOD- WILL, 1216 Pa. ave. u.w. For terms,&c, inquire at preun- ants-eu' to JOR SALE—BARGAINS IN SQUARE Fianoa coun forenahs Sh Wi sitatg noe ou hae 7h a, “is J a Fob sara. Latgsr r STELES Cam RIAGES, Cut-under Surreye, Gncey & Seas bocd'enclt pace et speciaty. Fins ork, low prices. Carriages taken on KLGORY, 6th and ¥ JOR SALE—HANDSOME NEW PARLOR ORGAN EE one of the stuck we advertised a0 low solid walt 11 stops. Frith maker's guareates, al Prcie- Fert é CONLIFF, 514 Lith Fe, SALE—CARRIAG! shes Ob eaay terius: . paint & JAKLO ee Ub Mate JOR SALE—THE “OTTO” GAS ENGINE KE uires po boiler | avoids all expenm ve bo loss of tive; no handii: Seud for for ciroular and price ist. D. BALLAU Si 7thet ais A ND. ST—MAY 13,A SMALL TAN TERRIER @ ears andtaiicut. A liberal reward if returmed ay ESDAY AFTI NOON, FATENGIER SS ALENCIE, (ie ie ‘Pinder retura to ig uwut Lowa circle, aud receive reward. = TOURD-ON TUESDAY, MAY 18, ATATGE Duo. Fs No. 1009 on collar. — ALAS ROYAL for same, be = 5 [ess PUG DOG—YELLOW BODY, ee urned to 1017 Conn. ave. OST—WHILE WALKING ALONG MASBAOHU. Minny hats and up 7th to M st, pid Watch iamume cose), with rat Che will be euitably aw. ‘The funder ‘oy leaving st wt Un us L& FEMALE BEAGLE | HOUM Bout brown . 8B. OR N. ‘= SLES r OST—ON Eat ST. ORF 87. this morning. XW oe Set ite rae ChESBONS Taek aad Sie tome eet cd Lice —MAY uae, od 903 G N.W., A Sia ae ee at a a tRENKY EU ‘ERT, Sherman ave. mest mime |b seomene ‘reward if returned to mié-3t" Fae eae sray toon TW Soe pas |e pmaseee ‘= wot revuraing