Evening Star Newspaper, May 16, 1890, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1890—TEN PAGES, SIXTEEN PAGES TOMORROW. Saturday's Star and Some of Its Inter- esting Features. In order that the reading matter in the Sat- urday Stan shall not be curtailed by the extra- ordinary pressure on the advertising columns tomorrow's paper will be issued in sixteen-page form. Special pains have been taken to pre- pare s number of articles of local and general interest, which will prove a very acceptable supplement tothe news of the day. The fol- lowing are a few of the features of temorrow’s Paper: DISTINGUISHED WOMEN (lilustrated). Wives of Congressmen from southwestern states. THE ARLINGTON ESTATE (Illustrated). How Freedmen’s village became estab- lished and what it is like, ABLE-BODIED GIRLS ([llustrated). The advantages to be gained by calisthe- nics for ladies, CHIEF PARRIS AND HIS BOYS (Illustratea). | The District fre department and the men who command it. WHOSE WAS THE HAND (Illustrated). A continuation of Miss Braddon’s strong story. FUNNY CONTRIVANCES. Uncle Sam's big collection of them in the Patent Office. THE CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY. How the work upon it has progressed thus far. POSSIBILITIES OF ICE CREAM. A medium by which ail womankind are made akin. GHOSTS AND SLEEP WALKERS. Curious stories about specters and somnam- bulists, ATTRACTIVE HOMES, How summer cottages may be beautified with small outlay. WOMEN WHO CAN TALK. The Pro Re Nato Society and what its mem- bers can do, CARE OF THE HANDS. Shirley Dare tells how to soften them and make them presentable. ON THE WAY TO A CALL. Views of people and things on Connecticut avenue. MOUNT VERNON’S RULERS. Annual gathering of the regents at the old mansion, REAL ESTATE GOSSIP. Some notable improvements at the national capital, NEW YORE NOTES. Echoes of the week from the great metropo- lis, By Tue Sran’s special correspondent. OUTDOOR sroRTs. What is going on among the base ball and ers, s00 —— D HERRING, Protection of These Valuable Food Fish in the Potomac Necessary. STATISTICS OF THE FISHERTES—RECKLESS AND | Sister, Miss Kettelle, are stopping at the Rich- | year's leave with pay had he asked for it, USELESS SLAUGHTER OF HERRING—WHY THE Law WHICH HAS JUST EXPIRED SHOULD BE RE-ENACTED. Chief Clerk McGinn of the health office, who has taken much interest in the bill introduced im Congress some weeks ago for the re-enact- ment of the law for the protection of the *pawning grounds of the Potomac in the Dis- trict, has just prepared @ statement for use in Congress of the shad and herring caught in the Potomac during the months of March and April of this year and |: follows: March, 1889, shad x herring, 277,956: March, 1390, shad, 26,109; herring, 337,152; April, 1889, shad, 438,955; herring, 4.757.200; April, 1890, shad, 678,300; herring, 5,850,400. This statement shows an increase in the catch this vear over that of last year of 79.403 shad and 1.333.545 herring, which Mr. McGinn, as well as Fish Commissioner McDonald, thinks is due to the operation of the five-year law which recently expired. RECKLESS SLAUGHTER OF HERRING. This morning Mr. McGinn received a letter from a fish dealer telling him of the wholesale slaughter of herring in the river just opposite the city. The fisherman who supplies the dealer with fish put out three trap nets, but he found the fish so plentiful that one net supplied more than enough to dispose of, and he says that he turned out of one net at least 100,000 herring. most of them being either drowned or in a dying condition. Most of these ‘herring, Mr. McGinn says, Were tight-scale herring, and they do not sell as readily as the glut herring from down the river. “It's a shame,” he said, “that any one should be permitted to siaughter the fish in that manner.” THE FISH LAWS—THE CATCH THIS SEASON, The season for catching fish in nets closes on the 30th day of May and their sale in the Washington markets is prohibited after June 10. A penalty of 5 for every shad or herring | found after that day is provided by law. This season has been an excellent one for the fisher- ten and lasted longer than any season has for many years. The first fish were caught in | January, which is something unusual. There | was only 1 shad caught during that month and 65 herring. In February there were 34 shad and nearly 15,000 herring. During the three months cf the fishing season ending April 30 there were caught 363,300 shad and 6,544,448 herring. - The fish packers are now busy packing shad ead herring for the winte: ss a = Death of Gen. Nelson Davi: Nelson H. Davis, brigadier general, U.S.A., fetired, who died on Governor's Island yester- day, as stated in Tux Stax, had just arrived upon the island to visit friends and was appar- | ently in good health. On entering Gen. Tompkins’ office he was stricken down by an | apoplectic St. He was born in Oxford, Mass., September 20, 1921, graduated from West Point iu 1846, and was assigned to the third infantry. He served through the Mexican war, attaining the rank of first lieutenant. He wus advanced during the civil war from colonel of the seventh Massachusetts volunteers to major and assist- ant inspector general and received the brevet f lieutenant colonel for bravery at Gettys- He was in the Army of the Potomac till | the fall of 1863, when he was sent to New Mex- 160, where he was breveted colonel for his serv- ices against the Apache Indians. He also re- celved the brevet of brigudicr general for his work in the civil war. In 1876 he was made in spector general of the division of the Atlantic, commissioned brigadier general in March, 1865, and retired September 20 of the same year. Anacostia Notes. This morning as Aunie White, a colored woman, aud her husband were driving through town to market Annie was taken with a fit on the street and carried to the police station, where medical assistance was rendered. Naom: Tent of Rechabites at their session Wednesday night indorsed the recommenda- tion of the District Commussioners that liquor licenses be raised. ee Johnson Convicted and Sentenced. When the t of William Johnson, alias William Colbert, alias William Ryan, the col- ored man indicted for perjury in making & false afidavit in connection with & pension claim, was resumed this morning the arguments were closed and the case given to the jury about 11:30 o'clock. After nearly an hour's de- liberation @ verdict of guilty was found. Jobn- son stated bis desire to have the matter settled, ashe did not wish to remain in jail, and be was sentenced by the chief justice to the Al- bany penitentiary for three years, The seventh annual meeting of the Georgia Bar Association met at Atlanta yesterday. Mr. Carlisle, who has promised to deliver the an- nual address. could not be present on account of the senatorial eiection in Kentucky. Under the new law of placing liquor licenses in the hands of locai excise boards Lynchburg, Va, though having fourteen less saloons, gains over $5,000 in revenue. ‘The cattie fy in a worse form than was ever known before has made its appearance in Rich- mound county, Va., nud in those adjoining it, | fice until displaced by President Pierce. SOCIAL MATTERS. Informal Receptions Yesterday—Per- sonal Mention. Gen. and Mra. Beale entertained the Vice President and Mrs. Morton, Mra, McKee, Mr. and Mrs. Bakbmeteff and others at a dinner party last evening. Mrs. Wanamaker was in the city yesterday, Minister Palmer is in the city and is the jest of Senator and Mrs. Manderson, Mrs. Imer is still in New York city. Mrs. Morrill and Mics Swan were receiving callers yesterday. As usual, when the Senator's house is open there were scores of friends to visit them. Mrs. Morrill has entirely recovered proved health. Mrs. Hoar expects to leave the city for home in excellent health and has very much enjoyed the season at Washington. Mrs. Carlis! making visits yesterday, the former having en- tirely recovered from her slight indisposition of Tuesday. Senator and Mrs. Sherman went out for a country drive yesterday afternoon, and Miss Mary Sherman received the many visitors who — the drawing room making their party call, land and Miss Julia Smith of Warren, Ohio, ar- rived in the city of Mrs. Manderson. Mrs. J. P. Jones was unable to le: her room Pascoe, afternoon owing to fatigue and a headache, but the house was hospitably open and two charming i entertained the call Miss Hollyday of California. The callers were received in the picture gallery, where a cooling beverage of a ruddy hue was served, Mrs. Cockrell was also at home yesterday to visitors in her pretty home on R street. She expects to join « company that will leave here this week for Shiloh, N. C., where the Mecklen- berg declaration ot independence is celebrated. It was an ancestor of Mrs, Cockrell's who wrote that declaration and others of her kindred fell in battle in defense of the country. Mrs. Cockreil has never been able to attend one of the celebrations and expects to enjoy this journey. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Williams and Miss Mary Williams, who are among Washington's most delightful winter residents, oxpect to close their house here next week and return to their home at New London, where they will spend the summer. Mrs. Irving C. Rosse, who has been visiting friends in New York city for some weeks past, has returned to the city aud with her husband, Dr. Rosse, has taken apartments at the Rich- mond, where they will spend the early season. Mr. and Mrs. James W. Lockett of 6 Massachusetts avenue, have out cards announc- ing the birth of @ son, Kobert Alexander Lockett, on Tuesday, May 13. Mra. Lockett was one of the belles in society here @ year or two since when Miss Pauline Acklan, Mr. Wm. Acklan has returned tothe city from a visit of some weeks in New York city. Mrs. Spinola, who was called to New York city unexpectedly early in the week on account of Gen. Spinola’s illness, expects to return to the city soon, as the general is convalescent and bis physician says a few days’ rest will re- store him entirely. Secretary Noble gave a dinner last evening in honor of Gen, W. T. Sherman. The other guests were Justice Brewer, Secretary Rusk, Senators Morriil, Edmunds, Hiscock, MeMil Higgins. Spooner, Maj. McKinley, Gen. Ham: mond, Gen, Breckinridge, Bancroft Davis, Mr, Thompson and Mr. Bell, The table was hand- somely decorated with flowers and the dinner was an elaborate affair. Several toasts were responded to and Gen. Sherman made one of his characteristic addresses. Mrs. George McConnell of Chicago and her mond. An enjoyable entertainment was given on Tuesday, May 13, at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Buscher, corner of 12th and E streets northeast, by the Rosebud Social Club. freshments were served at 12 and dancing was continued until hi A BAREFOOT PHILANTHROPHIST. The Queer Burden He Carried to the Pound—His Grand Schemes. Poundmaster Einstein was sitting in front of the pound yesterday afternoon when he saw a barefooted man coming over the hill with something thrown across his back. He at tirst thought that the man was a laborer going toward the river to work and paid no further attention to him. He turned his eyes toward newspaper that he held in his hands and presently he heard some one salute him with “Good afternoon, sir.” Looking up he beheld the form of the barefooted man, “What have you got there?” he asked the stranger, who proved to be a Frenchman. “A dog. sir,” was his reply as he lowered the dead body of the canine. He had tied the do; four feet together and had carried the corpse on the end of his cane. A VICTIM OF LIGHTNING, The stranger, who was an intelligent-looking man, explained to the poundmaster that the dog had been killed by lightning the night be. fore on Virginia avenue near 434 street. “I found the dead body this morning,” he contin- ued, ‘‘and fearing it would decay and poison the whole neigtborhood I brought it here.” ‘The peculiar-looking stranger was evidently bent on accomplishing something more im- portant than removing dead animals, for he carried under his arma large roll of paper, while over one ear he had two pens and stuck in his curly hair over the other he had a lead pencil and a pair of compasses, PKO BONO PUBLICO, The poundmaster’s curiosity got the better of him und he questioned the man concerning his object in carrying such implements about with him. Unrolling the paper, which he called a ckart, the man explained that he was interested in converting the swampy lands south of the Long Bridge into a Columbus memorial park, and he was also interested in the reclamation of the flatscast of the jail, He said that be had prepared a bill to accomplish these objects for the benefit of the people of Washington, and that Senator Stanford would soon intro- duce the bill for him. ALEXANDRIA. Reported for THE EVENING STAR Posr Orrice CHaxGes.—Postmaster Agnew, while moving slowly in making changes among his subordinates, is still mindful that his office is not within the civil service rules. | It is well understood that Mr. R. ‘f. Lucas, jr. will be made letter carrier next month,and it is said that Mr. Martin Green will be appointed | to a place in the post office at an early day. The Alexandria post office escaped change for thirty-three years, Mr. Daniel Bryan, the ap- pointee of President Monrve, remaining in of- | Dur- ing that time there were few changes in the clerks, one of them—Mr. Pete Laphen—serv- ing from boyhood until death, In later years, however, the spoils system has been rigidly enforced, not only as between the two parties, | but between the wings of the same purty, the wing that got left being always put out by the right wing. Tux Fuxexa of Mrs. Mary C. Somers of New York took place here this morning. The re- mains were brought last night to Wheatley’s undertaking establishment and were this morning interred in St. Paul's Cemetery. Mrs, Somers was the daughter of the late Guy Atkinson.who built the house on Fairfax street nd Fayette alley now occupied by Prof. Hey- man, and carried on @ wine store there. ty-five years of age. Nores.—A colored’ republican convention of the eighth district was in session here yester. day aiternoon aud evening at Odd Fellows | 1 | by the selection ot ‘M. L. Kobinson as chuair- man, and permanent officers were afterward chosen, J. R. Harris being elected president and W. C. Reeves and W. A. Carter secretaries, | There was some sharp discussion and a number | of resolutions were adopted.—— Opossum Nose river farm, 1,034 acres, belonging to the Otterback estate, was soid here at auction yes- | terday afternoon at $12 acre to the Poto- | mac Mining and Reduct Company. Th | “High Point” estate was withdrawn at @14.25 per acre.-—Dr, M. W. O'Brien, the new local surgeon of the Midland rawroad, and Dr. Ashby yesterday afternoon atthe Alexandr infirmary took outan eye of Thos. Murphy ‘ich had been injured by a torpedo explo- onthe Midland railway.——The steamer Hall. The temporary organization was effected | sale cou! SHOOTING STARS. Spiritualists are very much rapped up in their business. Luck is good or bad as you make it, Visitor—in Boston—“Who is the very pom- Pous party we have seen so frequently this evening?” Resident )h, that is Mrs. Brattlestrete; her ancestors came over in the Mayflower. Visitor: “Ah? So glad youtoldjme. I had an idea the Mayflower came over in her ancestors,” It's a poor heart that will not stand more than from her late indisposition and is now in im- | 0n¢ breaking. ‘The cyclone is not considered a windfall tos in Worcester, Masa., eurly next week. She is | Vstrn town, but that's what it is, The shoemaker would rather not be im- and Mrs. Wm. Carlisle were | mortal; he does not care to last forever. Absence of the snow storm, Great big piles of sunshine, That makes summer time, “Just like a man,” said a lady to the editor Mrs, Manderson was at home for visite yes- | a8 © male visitor went out of the office and shut | f aAl1aN. terday afternoon. Miss Della Holden of Cleve- | the door with a bang. Yes,” replied the mild eyed editor: “Yes, if yesterday and are the guests | jt had been like a woman the door would have been left open.” The McCalla lily toileth not, neither doth it oung ladies received and | ®*Pin, yet for three years it getteth its pay just lers—Miss O'Connor and | the same. AN APPEAL, Say young man Will you give us a rest, By kindly muffling That new spring vest? SSeS A a REWARD OR PUNISHMENT? Sharp Criticisms of the Sentence of the McCalla Court-Martial. THE TALK AMONG NAVAL OFFICERS TODAY—MOST OF THEM THINK THAT THREE YEARS’ HOLIDAY UNDER PAY IS NOT A VERY SEVERE PUNISHMENT —A FEW WHO THINK THE SENTENCE TOO SEVERE, The sentence given Capt. McCalla by court- martial for ill-treating his crew, which is men- tioned elsewhere in Tue Sran today, was the subject of very animated conversation on all ides this morning at the Navy Department, Here and there in a conspicuous mi- nority could, by diligent searching, be found men who thought that the sentence was about what the offense deserved. while others, still fewer in number, advanced the opinion that “the old man had been treated roughly.” ‘The vast majority of officers regard the sentence as outrageously inadequate. In effect the sentence simply amounts, they say, to giving Commander McCalla THREE YEARS’ LEAVE WITH PAY. During his suspension he will receive the pay of an officer on waiting orders, which, in the case of a commander, is $2,300 a year. Under ordinary circumstances an officer com- ing home from a cruise such as that of the Ene terprise would be first given from three to si months leave of absence, the pay being the same as waiting orders ay, and he would then be given shore duty at 3,000 a year. Thus, taking no account of the leave which he would have obtained, Capt. McCalla will lose but $2,100, or the difference between shore duty and leave pay. Had be been the most meritorious of officers he could not by any means have obtained more than a Pecuniarily Commander McCalla is, they claim, well off, as his wife is wealthy and he owns a magnificent residence in thiscity. The loss of pay is nothing to him, if common report is to be believed. He is, at the same time, free to engage in any outside business enterprise he may wish, and thus recruit his fortunes to many times the extent of his loss. EXPRESSIONS OF DISGUST are to be heard everywhere. “It seems to me,” said one officer, “that it would have been enough for the court to have let McCalla off so easily, without asking for clemency. The eleven men who signed that recommendation ought to feel very small.” “I think that the court should have acquitted McCalla,” remarked a solitary individual, ‘It was a very severe sentence.” “Severe!” exclaimed a bystander, “Then I'd like to be kicked a little!” “It is a record that should make naval offi- cers blush,” said a service man, “They should feei disgraced by the fact that ten of their number can thus practically applaud the tyranny of a commander over his helpless crew.” “What a spectacle is here presented!” was one exclamation. “A court finds a man guilty of half a dozen violations of the regulations, of half a dozen distinct crimes and then PUNISHES HIM BY REWARDING HIM.” “Look at the records in the cases of Pay- master General Smith and Surgeon Gen- eral Wales,” advised an officer, “who ere dismissed because they did not exercise sufficiently close watch over their dishonest surbordinates, and see if there is any justice in comparison with this cass, where a man, found | and declared guilty of a positive crime, is given a three years’ holiday and paid for take ing it.” * can find but one motive to ascribe to the court in its action, was one opinion, “and that is thatthey were afraid of establishing a | precedent that might work against them in case any of them should ever go to sea as com- manders again.” “We might as well burn up the regulations, now that MeCalla has been patted on the back for violating them,” muttered one old officer. THE CASE OF COMMANDER “KO Thus the talk went in nineteen cases out of leaving his rotten ship in Alaska to come here | to urge her repairs, was suspended from rank | and duty for two years on half of leave pay. a | case in which an officer was punished almost twice as severely as Capt. McCalla for an ex- hibition of too much zeal in his work. THE COMPOSITION OF THE COURT. Rear Acmiral Harmony was president of the court which tried McCalla, The other mem- bers were Cupts. Henry Erben. Richard Meade, | gE Matthews, R. L. Phythian and F. V. | MeNair, and Commanders B. F. Day, Wm. R. Bridgman, Merrill Miller, Geo. H. Wadleigh, Colby Chester and Wm. H. Whiting. Capt. Lester A. Beardslee was originally or- dered on the court, but was objected to by Commander McCaila on the ground that he was rejudiced. Allof the members of the court Pat Capt. Erben signed the recommendation for clemency, THE FIRST VOTE. Itissaidon very good authority that the first vote of the McCalla court stood as follow: Cupts. irigeue: er cepeiaaad in general casa, the remainder of the court. ‘The final sentence was @ compromise between these elements. THE COURTS. Egurty Counr--Judge Cor, Today—Williams agt. Reid; fund in court ordered paid to Josephine R. Reid. Doherty agt. St. Thomas Literary Society; executor and trustee's reports approved and distribution ordered, Bouscher agt. Bouscher; reference to auditor. Equity Courr—Ji Hagner. Today—Glick agt. Glick; decree of divorce, Green agt. Suow; exceptions overruled and med. as Marte Gagnol Dead. Marie Gagnol’s troubles are over. She died early yesterday morning at the LariboisiereHos- pital in Paris. After a severe operation Wed- nesday the poor girl lay for hours in a state of ap- parent calm, but real stupor. Toward 1am. she breathed her last, carrying with her to the grave the secret of her death. Just before the end Marie made a terrible effort Sp ea | herself slightly, pronounced the name “Emilie. ‘There was no mistake about the word, for the director of the hospital and two internes watch- ing at her bedside heard it distinctly and their testimony agrees. Strain their ears as they might they were unable to make any sense out |v twenty condemnatory of the court and its findings. Several folks cited the | } case of Commander Book, who, for, For acquittal, Admiral Harmony; for dismissal, | wade, Erben, Phythian, Matthews and | WANTED--HELP. WANTED—ROOMS. Wixtzp_*. 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Address P. which must be couvenient to m4 .U., Star office, stating terius ahd locati me 8 jon, NTED—PARTNER WITH 81,500 TO $5,000; business established ited. Address GBB. Star oftca, ns BYetsation THiS WANTEDSAE ONCE-SEVERAL GOOD WAIST ‘and Skirt Hands ‘pared Mi WYAT?'s, 1802 Lith at new es ee N ENTICE TO LEANN STOVE, Business; one with some ex: Tw, between 5 m16-2t NTED—A GOOD COOK AND A HOUSE GIRL togo to the country for the summer, Cull with references at 1305 N st, m1-2t WASIED-AGENTS FOR THE BEST AND LaT- eat line of Sub. Books, sold on installments or for 10 weekly to competent agents. FAULKNER 510 F at. nw. m16-3t* N Of citys don't apply without first-class rofer- | WW ANTED-HONSES TO PASTURE. FXTENsi ence. 630 B st. aw. mi62*_ | VY pasture, shade, water and careful attention, only ANTED— WOMEN COOKS, 810 TO 860; LAUN- | SAO Riba Sip dat de: is, Be bevuahees Be eel patlers, Coschmen, Farm nd | 11th and M sts, s.¢.; J.T. 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Box ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS COOK 10 Go OUT | Past Capitol station. ‘Albaugh’s Farm at Avene! this city. “Ranuing water in faust'a Grand Opere House, | a Hes WILSON, Avenel P.O), Mout: | mi6-0t Address or JAMES al my15-2t* ANTED—4,800 FOR FIVE YEARS percent; first mor e estate: uo commission, Adress KL, Star office, m at WwW ington forehildren, mf 1-3 y ANTED—IM MEDIATELY—82,000 ON $8,500 6, 12, 18 and 24 months’ time. \ ture, running water aud pleuty of shade, with careful | 903 attention. Apply FERTY, ioth grth of Stock, ED—ALL DESIKING CABINET PHOTOS at $2 per dozen call at Star Gallery near dy st. Two positions given. Best ‘non first-class 9 Pa nve., tie Wash: GKAHAM, 617 14th st, ‘0 PASTURE AT GEN. m at 83 per month: best of | to General Manayer, FB LAF- d Louisiana ate oF at the Farm. yeu, stered Mattresses made ove and substantial manner, Sli guaranteed. C. NELSUN, 12 ANTED—LADIES TRY sure cui Lady Agents to sell Dr. McGill's "C W Mrs. _apll ¥. A, BAILEY, General Agent, none other new! apply. Address DKE=8 MAKER, | \WANTED- GASOLINE STOVES TO REPAII Star office. 5 wuarantee to pul ves in thorough burning or- AR ANTED- der or no charge; now burners furnished. Address V orders by tail SPECIALIST, 1000 6th at. nw. and Waiter; to th any 10-64 ‘PHOL- ; work done in a neat p Covers cut and mu: G at. 110-G0%* “ORANGE BLOSSOM,” re for female diseases, eaunple free. Also unplexion Lotios Post uw, Wi Ww V store an _myl-l \ box Price's Lavery Stables, 311 6th st. u.w.; farin gt roud, Buulles from cit V \ ‘bon, auteed or mouey Fetuuded, Send or call tor catalogue. NTED-LOOK HERE! ture stored at C u Ld apzi-lm ED—H. BAUM PAYS THE HIGHEST CASH Prices for Furniture, Carpets, Feather Beds, Office aud Store Fixtures. Storage on reasonable terms Add: ED — HORSES TO KBEP: ‘heap. Tbat #1 boxef 50 cigars. old stand, 1011 Peuusylvauia ave. nw. y ANTED—EVERY ONE TO KNOW THAT JACOB | Hillenxoss, the Pretsburg Avent, located at 721 H st. ILe., 18 kept busy putting up A. Northro Céilings and Side Walls. JANTED—ALL USERS OF TYPE WRI know that HENKY & Sv: have Greatly Keduced the Pric: bons tor 5 ALL KIND OF FUR- New York ave. n.w. ¥F. REAMER. _ Entire Housebolds » KEEPING ialty onder Winter and Summer a Spec! y. UO. H. P. CLAKK, —_ —WE HAVE ODDS AND ENDS IN CI the box that we are wliing to sell very ‘At SICKLIS Send for circular. 4 _FOR RENT—ROOMS. Foor RENTS Kitchen on hourekeepins. FUR ISHED—DINING ROOM AND first floor, suitable for «mall family tor Also other Rooms handsomely fur- nished with every convenience. 14:53 L st u.w. 16a)" JOR RENT— ‘snail private family, on first and second 225 Indians ave near Sd ot JOR RENT— bs a FSR RENT —T0 GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR Two Quiet Gentlemen, Two Bright and Handsome Kooms, with ‘privilege of caterer, refer Furnished ences required: Fro clase YOR KENT—TWO NICELY FURNISHED KOOMS, with or without Board; where business. Address £. 1, K., Star of {OR RENT—016 NEW YORK AVE Furnished Kooms on 1st, 24 and 34 floors, with Board; cheap tor the summer. 208 RENT—THREE VERY DESIRABLE ROOM: shed, F Fart ave. now. R REN imps ; between one eli anged. OR Ri Couple or Rooms; new hoi hood ; near Signal Office; references exchans: Four 3; Two Unfurnished Kooms with bath, m16-3t* FOE BEST—1W0 LARGE PLEASANT 2D-STORY Kooma, north and south exposure, with Firet- Board if desired. Terms reasonable. “O12 Mass, or Square from four lines of care; references ex: T—ONE ROOM, FUR’ furnished; @4 or @6; near Ceusus Office. Mass, ave. n.w. NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS IN A at mi16 1303% H ST. N_W., DESIRABLE LO- Uaftemsnea Rooms with bath and no tenants, 1712 Oth st aw. my 16-3t' prople mind own NICELY my 16-30" Unfurn: 2 20 Pent impesibamnmsds a8 14 8TH ST. NW. FURNISHED and second floors, from $6 up, mod. Patent Office and Mt. Vernou square; m1s-3t* SHED OK U OM JUNE Mother aud Son, mse: bay window; 1— TO_A YOUNG | Two Second-story harming peuhbor red. ZB. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS JOR SALF—SALOON acusas the sis tesuaee = the on Sidrese W AsHiNGT be, Washington, $07 KING ST. aLyxan- ‘suesean Alstandria, "oa! v9 » - Y ‘ON BREWERY OO, 400 Lot Lod Fok, SALESPECIAL STAR BicvcL Ey ars it handie bar end brake 1500 Pe: sylvania ave, m6 & JOR SALE-THREE KEAL ESTATE 6 PER CENT Notes of $1,100 each, March 14 1890, will dis. % terest,” good title Address TRUS! mlb. + Hoedeter =e ‘word haech-' lL safety, tte 840. “Avviy of RENT. the Puisis Royals cor 1 Paave. my le es PRIOE T PLAN 4 Gn Rosewood Case, only $ 1 a only 6150. a jabowsny Case, oniy #175, Wainut Case only $200, PRUARE PIANOS, Rosewood Case, carved legs 7, voteve, 19S, Rosewood Case, carved bors, } the p aractesd. Rosewood Case, carved lowe, All in beautiful coudition apa fully Special epot-cash barwaive. w+ SOHN FF. PLLIS & 837 Peuvay! _my16-3t Neat 10th st QUR SALE—A VERY RAKE BARGAIN IN A Hallet & Davis Square Piano, eweet tove. beautl: ful case. Perfect order; must be Sold at uy aacrince orrented 811 ¥th stp my 1G-Ot Beh SAbE cueeare’ FIRST-CLasé Fire-proof Safe. bas combination lock, good as ew, bargain to sell atonce to seve storage time. Address Box 119, Star office. JOR SALE-A HANDsoM Surrey. has lamps and loos made by a ‘reliable maker, bh Use: light for one horse. Also a good Dayton Waron. Both will besold atagrest bargain if sold qu! Private stable, 1004 Lith #t. nw, a —o 79x SALE—TWo HOISTING OE OINeS AND JOR RENT—IN NEW CORNER HOUSE, COMPARE, wre % office of INDE on st. nw., Two Handsome! ty tebed. RS COMPant. — aise Pleasant bay windows and large closets; with OR BALE-OR PECHANG! A NICK, STYLisit outboard Biome and good mover, broke to saddie god DOR RENT—FURNISHED—ONE LAR TERT baruess. Call ou or address D, J. MOFFAT, Room, thind doors toldiug: fs SS Gsa.0.<. = one or two persons West exposure, sout m1 §-3t* refitted and paps Dath room and n F: f i - LW. ‘urpiab Ton! partm JR RENT—ONE FURNISHED AND ONE UN- west of War and Navy Depts, First Floor, band- folding | farniture euts, without board: house newly erei throuchout. hot and cold water, oder Conveniences, m14-tt* oonl, with board, im private fanuily mi4-st* FLOOR, om, “partly fur: 3d Roor,2 Pleas. DESIRABLE HOM tand Connecting - N.W, ONE SQUARE Foes. A fentioman leaving for the west wishes to dispose of his Horse, Phacton and Hares auinal oe beriect pet that any indy cau drive with absolute safety; perfectly sound, rapid in movement and as keutle asa sunbeam all being tu thew ween aj Fe: SALE—A FINE Bay B SeelORe, Raaue Aud tail, suitabie x 2c aveu by the most tims > Aiply at 1229 Pa ave. —_ ome oi Fok Sabena Fix SORREL HORSE good for aby purpose; just from the coutr, ply at store 4th and A sts. se. ml WOR SALE—CANOPY-TOP PHAETON BUGGY, {prniahed also Frout Hall Room; wentienen | gad'er wen ranae ty beat ict trakere, your rece rred, mi3-lw Boor “Private stable im rear 308 ww. miso JOR RENT—THRE JOR 8 ou LOO! i floor; one @ parlor; private. family; furnished; Fs. pope ty ee Pe goubie corner house: svuth and east ironies; bay win: | New ished in Mahogany, wit dows; references required. 1101 K st. Bw. ior | concn HUGO WORKCH & CU. F2, BENT to GENTLEMEN “ONLY—TWO | tw, Aunie Hoouy, ree, Cool, north ai au of Pri Departmeut and Sut staw, i west, new house; new furniture; near Communicating Koome; windows to nting and Engraving, Axe Inquire at 2 m10- tural ry {OK RENT—THREE APARTMENTS OF 1 WO AND three rooms eu suite, privute bath aud closet: ele- JOR SALE—$100 CASH WILL Dart Combination Satety Bicyc iueats, but one toD 1 BL CLUB, 409 1 Fok SALE ESBITT HOUSE STABLES, A FIRST- class Combined Horse, rides and drives well ; ladies - b ridcen biuw in fox hunts; good Jumper; sold tor wagty turmicned. as the WOUDMONT. cor, 13th | watotarn ee —— — ——— oye SALES CANARIES MOCKING, BI = > - 7 oung Parrots, & ishes, Glol CNT-—S' 5. Fish Food, spratt's Dox Cakes aud Medicines. _FOR_RENT-—STORES. ___| Fish fords syreit Dosicobes oud Meticives JOR RENT-STOKE AND DWELLING—N.W. COR, OK SALE—A YOUNG THOROUGHBRED JERSET Sth and Nn. w.: thick iy settled neighborhood, and wood stand for Grocery, Drug Store or like; will Jease to desirable party for's term of years; only @35 per month, WoC DUVALL, 925 F at a.w. with wat at Colonis Gt 9th and L sth stm, 8 Feed or Drax Bu: JOR KENT—LARGE STORE AND CELLA SEW COKNER STO ter, &.; hear cable cai joss; reut €15. several sey Micar the wharf and the at 830.. Bargal A. McINTIRE, al Beac: Bw, Apply to W. CJOH TERS TO 935 F st, on Paper. Rib- thuchines each, $7.50 per dozen. olors, $3 per hundred. Satisfaction guar- CLARK WANTEDIA FIRST-CLASS WHITE BARBER of sober habite anda uuion man at 228 C st. u.e. 420 9th st, nw. unis WANTED. AFIRST-CLASS DRAFTSMAN: ON having sufficien: ability to work out details from rouzh drawings and not # mere copyist; state age, ex- perience, warried or single, wages wauted; inclose photo ; give references: steady employment.’ Addrese £ care St mi4-3t WE5ANLED,< MANAGERS "EVERYWHERE 10 ‘Take Charge of Our Business; advertise, dis- tribute circulars aud employ help. Wages $00 to 8125 per month; expenses advanced; state experi- euce, waxes expected, also your pretergnce for home Work or traveling. "SLOAN & CO., Manufacturers, ED-LEARKNERS FOR PROF. CHKIST- 24 George at, Clucinnati, Ohio, m12-5t* \ ANTED—DISTRICT EMPLOYMENT ASSOCIA- tion, Women and Meu Cooks, Waiters, Butlers, Houre Girls, Ladies’ Maids and other help, work guar- auteed; in city or away. BOWIE, Ayt, 1747 Pa LW. an 2-6t WASTED= DUNDORE'S | EMPLOYMENT" BU- a, conducted by Isdies—Men and Women, white aud colored, for all kinds of domestic labor, cit7 with references. nemoved to 709 Let a. w. WASTEDIAT THE CITY INTELLIGENCE OF- fice every day, Working Women, Men, Boys aud Girls; no waiting for work—applications for govern- ment positions prepared, May Building, 7th &E uw. a Poel m _ WANTED—SITUATIONS, WASTE BY TWO COLORED GIRLS, SITUA- tions as Cooks iu Private Family. Call’ at 1110 K st. nw. 18-2 NG; WOKK CALLED FOR rrected and revised, Dove nable rates. No delay in doing Ww A_ RESPECTABLE COLORED Giri, a Place as Nurse: willing to travel; good city reference, Please call at Lod M st uw. 10. WANIEDTA JOUTH 18 YEAKS OF “AGE DI sires # Position: has had some experience in bookkeeping and typewriting; owns muchine: real t estate preterred, Address KX, Bar office 16-3 Wine! ‘Cook D—BY A COLOXED GIRL, A PLACE TO S — N OF GOOD AD- und do General Housewor! Wut 1424 Mucison st., bet, W tines. a Position wtih Seme First-ciuss House: is | ood venman aud can furvish satisfactory beferencga, ce ANTED—BY A GENTL! Address GUOD PENMAN, Star off WASTED BY A YOGNG MAN, axe, with 8 public school educuis some Keal Extate or Uther Uthce; ouly 1 ected. Address CHAD. T tw "ANTED—GO TO Bic FO Cooks, Laundress, Maids, Waitress, Nurses, but- men, Waiters. Kitchen Help for this city or e references. 613 7th st. mw. wlt-6e* WANED BY A RESPECTAULE WHITE GIRL, ‘# Situution as Cook im private family; no Ob) tion to leaving towu for the summer; good city re1 ences. Address CUOK, Stur office, it’ WANTED At Ht ADQUAKTERS — POSITIONS for Cooks, Chamber Maid, Waitress, Laundress sud Nurses, Seauistress, Men Wai.ers, Cooks, Coach- man, Butlers, BAML. “A. COOMS, 126 Fst nw. 116-08" ED—BY A RESPECIABLE COLORED Place as Chau.bermuid or Nurse; cau fur- nish retereuce; willing to travel. Avply 1118 K for two dass, it yy ANTED—BY A COLORED WOMAN, WHo Is A “lass Washer wud Irouer, Work to do at iligoout by the day, best of references, 208 13th st. new. itt Ww NTED-EY A HESPECTABLE WH'TE WOMAN from Virgihia a Position ay Lady's Maid orto Wait Cyou Invulid, "Call or address aut after May W neucy it agreeable; ove Who thurouguly understands a Engagement in soiue Place of Trust tor Perma- agiietituce aud mauazement of stuck, with Al ref erences, C.W.M., 16:55 Och st, 1. E WAXTED-BY MAN AND WIE with ® .1amily for General Management and House Work, 0. to Tase Charve of Prop cty duriug summer 10 as, Cui furnish best of retrencer, Ad~ ares ar of mu WASTED SSITUATIONS FOR 3 Waiters, House Keepers, Drivers, Puriers, Kitchen Hends aud others: (rrench’ Mids, Japanese House= man, Csuadiau Nurses ,) cities, country aud resorts. BUKNHAM'S, 1110 Gat. nw. mis NID- SITUATIONS FOR NURSES, COOKS, Waiters, Maida, rters, House Keepers (refived wil}, Farm, Dutry and Kitchen Munds, &¢. Matda) Cities, Country aud Kesorts, "(All welected, ue teampe). BUMNHAM'S, 1110-9 at. aw. | peste SES, COOKS, ANTE! LOYERS —¥FOR FIRST-CLASS Servants, with refercice iu every cuse, weud to CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE and your order will 7th and E .w, be filled with dispatch. May Building, ‘apzo-18t* V ANTED—TO RENT FOR THE SUMMEI OR jouwer, she: louse with About Eight Koom#; lveated betweeu H and-.b sus. n. thee iu fauily. Address THLO, Star office *m16-3 ANTED—FOR THE SUMMER—CARE OF FUR- \I V V a st. VANIED-IT KNOWN JHAT C. D. COLLINS, Builder and Curpeuter, 717-719 18th st_u. Makes a Specialty Doors and Windows to order. J ANTED—ALL IN NEED OF HAVING THE! Umbrelias aud Paraols Covered, Lined and Re- sired to Supls te. BB. CHASE, 1314 Pa ave. and 411 OPb. ‘Kemodeling and Jobbiny 19-1 office, apls-2m \ Wis y ANTED—EVERY ONE TO KNOW THEY CAN Save from 10 to 15 per ceut by Buying and Jewelry of me; Fine Watch sud Jewelry Key ing @ Specialty. WM. M. FRANK, 461 Pa, aves) TED-—PRIVATE LETTERS AND I tings to Kevise, Correct and Typewrite Strictest coundence FLYNN, AM., Ivy coruer Sth and’K sts. nw. ANTED—STEAM CARPET CLEA’ Renovating Works; Feathers keno’ tresses Made Over; Fu: thes aranteed; translations. 3, netitute, eatablianed 1876-0 5 “Moths iture Steamed and lic. per pound, Warranted not to wet stroue (lk butter dovs) 1c* one month, Dou't take wuy thing that is “Just as good her'y International Lailor syatem; with ary inch | Destroyed. FH. YOUNGS, 140% Pu uve. Telephone rule or tape iuousure alone, as ll’scontitic tailors cut; | TOUS-2 id Patterns and inaterials cut and made aud inetructiol 5 ox TE ) ANTED—ThY SCRIBNER, BEST BUTTER ae oe LE a a a et ner’s,” or “ te for sale only Center Market or money refunded. ‘ue Serib- 11 the save thing,” but get the best, which. by Wal. ¢ SCRIBNEK, 3z% 3: dale of Fish Ais M a) y my10- ONEY TO LOAN O. sums desired, where securit Current rates of interest. ni my14- UNEY TO LOAN IN ALL SUMS AT 5 AND 6 Ber cent on Keal Estace Security. lw cy 6 per cent on Real Estate. LuMIsBiUNS Moderate, m3-Tn X BUTLEA, Successors to J. F.C st. ONEY TO LOAN IN Lal u real estate security: no dela} Suis at Lowest Rates on Keal Estate Security. A few sutus of $3,500 and up at » per cent. 0 YOU WANT MONEY?—810 TO 8100 TO LOAN at Low Interest on Furniture, Piaues, Horses, Waxons, Hous val ail an Pay meuts; no removal of woods frou residence. LO ty. Box Ys, star office. ber cent, ou D.C. real estate weurity. F ONEY TO LOAN PARKER, 1418 F st. LW, NON KEAL ESTATE Loaus promptly made tS W. HANDY, 921 Fest. now. 2k SMALL SUMS | CHAKL, BH. ROBERTSON, 1515 H st. nw. TO LOAN IN LAKGE HUICHINS, BULELEY & CO., —— NIN SUMS TO SU r District ot Columbia, Ad ullinane & Co., 60! old Goods or other personal propert, rest Payable in weekly or imonth iy a2 Lan* rMANK T. AWLINGS, 15) ays. (ihe Arlington Fire Iu s oftice.y ONWY TO LOAN AT FIVE PER CENT ON AP- 1d Keul Estate Security. “Large amounts # TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1g07 F A) Saal an lowest Ath and b sts. new. ONEY Tu LOAN ONEY TO LOAN tate within the District of Columbia; several 101 rat On Good Buik m15-3m PhO LOAN: IMMEDIATELY—@5 Security, ws REAL ESTATE IN THIS DISTRICT, 0 L rs insurance Co. of Le reyuid oh luptulment plan, with or ite surance. 4. SMALL sears, TO LOAN ON REAL Tabes of ulerest ; ais0 OL Otler approved security, 10 LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT ON aP- | “Ww i | parties wistiug to build. Listrict reul estate, No delay in negoti- ALBEKL F. FOX, F st.uw: REAL ES. ON APPROVED Eecy iN SUMS TO SUIT pproved real estate security. ders’ Loaus wade at sort uotice, BM. WARNER & CO, 916 F st iw. STATE AT LOWEST 4HOS. G. HEdsEd & Cy, Bankers, 1300 ¥ st. uw. .000—-IN_ SUMS | jo suit, Troms €1,UU0 Upward, on Kuod Keal Estate | AUBEK & GALSBY luvs F st aw. __ FOR ‘OR RENT— Fant niture ahd ixtui FPOREEST DESK ROOM FINE cond floor, 1010 F st mew. A) T. _ my 15-3" JOR RENT—DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS IN the Leuman Building, 1425 ave.; elevator; kood light and. ventilation and erate rent. A. T. COUMBL, 14: F st y pertuanent business, central; low rate ou ONICLE BUILDING, 417 ilth st. mw. RENT—OFFICES. FINE FRONT OFFICE, GROUND b.w.; moderate rent, Office fure res for sale mi6-2t* FRONT OFFICE, pply at Room: 7. BUSINESS AND OFFICE ROOMS | served. Apply to OWNER, stn, st nw, between 7 au aut dpecial barwaius in Square F Cow; fresh, healthy, geutie, good milker; calf iver Byrd Farms, my 15-30" SET OF BAY-WINDOW, SIDE_WIN- dow ‘and Frout-door Awuinge at JOHN CLAIN'S Upboistery aud Furniture Rooms, “y m 7th-st, road, OK SALE OK SALE—CHEAP— Gentle Horse. Apply st private Yam end Send 7 pm wis JOR SALE — CHEAP — HORSE, HARNESS AND Dayton.” Inguize at 525 7th st. a m14-3t ORK SALE—SPECIAL PIANO BARGAINS— Fine Mone wood, large size, Uprigt, only Fine kosewood, medium size, Upricht, uly... Maguiiicent Mahowany,finest mawe, Upright only. 2 Elexaut Dark Case, hue Upright, only .... The above are all fully guaranteed and are offered at these low pr! or apt cash, or smuall sdvauce ou wore per mouth, Aleo these ele- : A masnificent Square Grand, slightly used,only. Fine toned Kosewood Square, only, " Hine toued Chickering Square, only Goud toue Square, for Lesiumer Good toue Square, tor beximmer Payments arranged st @5 and @10 per month. All fully wuarantees us rejreseuted or money refunded We are offering these unusually low prices to gi some of our friends who Lave been waiting for #4: ‘Uhug the chance to catch on wa suap. Call at ouce. THE PIANO EXCHANGE, _myi¢ 91S Ponusyivanioare,— e275 go 7 FY four carriage F OK RENT— Stall FOR RENT—MI Fe RENT— ml0-71* OR KENT—STABLE, UNTIL NOVEMBER 1, ‘S¥0, Hear Low and Wayon: entrance for sale or rent; southwest. Apply 821 7thet.n.w, city, five horses and ply at No. 1. lows Circle, | m 16-30" TABLE LARGE (CELLANEOU BLACKSMITH SHOP AND TOOLS JOR SALE Heights, Md ; best situation. xain. Cail or address k. B. PAKRMAN, F ‘OR SALE burg row Hoxhland stati 7-roomn dw SUBURBAN PROPERTY about 1 mile from new race track Benniugs station, b. and P. K. , DEEIGEM & LIEBERMAN. —TWO Lor aT easy terms CHARLTON ‘® bar- Aah at *atyi6. OLD BLADE a K, and 13 miles trom vn, Band O. ROK: under cuitivation ; elling tenant hou: &e. | Price ouly 1303 F st. UK SALE—A HAND OME 3-SPKING PHAETON but little used. Will well cheap. Alsos Young, Sound and GeuUe Horse; suitable fur Lady's use. 14 hauds high. At COUPEL S stable, rear or 1321 H a 132i Law. my. DK SALE—BY S&H. WALK FE: 458 La aVe.— 73 Real Estate Notes, secured by first deeds of irust, paying percent iiterest, payable seu-anpu- ally, iu sizes from $300 to $2,000, at par and accrued iutervst, Titles pertect. my 14-3 Foe Be ow irae EPTION oF the best, Safest apd Most Gentes Coupe or Family Horses in the city; be ts 7 years old, 10g bands, SvuNd, Close and compactly ‘built, a prompt driver: fear.ess of every Ling, safe for WolmAU's use. hes size aud streugth enough for business purposes: aiso an excelieut daytou, a uandsome top bugwy, both cus- tou: made aud nearly uew: two sets harness, &c., are the property of 4 private party; wiil be wold separate at a grest bargain , eatinfactory reasons given for well- ing. Appiy at Private Stable, 1004 13th st. n.w., be- tween B and L si my it JOK 'SALE—A SECOND-HAND BKEWSIER & Co. Victoria; original price € ; Owner is leay- ing ‘the city and will well for . ANDREW J. JOYCE'S BONS, Pactory $12 to 416 14th st. m10-0t JOR SALE—25 OK 30 HEAD OF GOOD MILK Cows; 60 xallon route, wholesale; milk cap be de- ea ai railroad deput, Inquire 1603 th wt, uw. JAMES S F carriace house, fine grove; all kin tae; also 4-rvc: the very best Lo On account of or ail of this pro than its actual value, myl 629 F Ik ALE HOICE LOTs ALT TAKOMA PARK; B60 feet abuve tude; good water: electric lighte; by LEWIS & HEATON, m14-1 6 JOR SAL Handsome Former Suburban Kexidence of ¥X- This property town aud Teule: | Woodley Laue and the Tenley For plats and trees, wud 10 minutes KUP or E. J. NU OUST Lots stallments, in Brauch’ hi at. roud, tm Which Ldesire to piace numediately; | besides bath, heated by furnaces aud buving cellars, 1uF of interest. GEO. W. LINKINS, cor. sui ut cost. Tertungo suit. For particulars, ory Iau Stocked with aii kinds of fruit trees: wood weil. quire on premises, cor. Maple. Anacostia, D.C and Kock Creek Ford road, directly opposite Cali- yndicate % “ POR SALE—AT TAKOMA Pak gains wear station. A Fine 1 feet; with apple, pear, yes, straw berries uli of Falls Churea, Va. ; ACRES FRONTING ON DANIELS Price 8/00 per acre. 1405 ¥ mi. AL BAR- vom House, stables, a One-half acre to “2 acre land: of fruit, aso Nice 7-room Cot mu Teuement Mouse; also several of ots, ouly Obe square Irum station. a change of business of the owner any operty will be sold for considerably less tre Apply to LEWIS & HEATON, Building Sites in the Subdivision of “OAK VIEW," KESIDENT Ci ie situated on th ytown klectri NILAN t the Junction of own Toad. fuli information apply to aHos. J. FIs! EK & CO. EW HOUSE; 8 ROOMS, LUT 60x120 plan peach and quince raspberries ; in the town muse $ WLLUtes trvin post office | from depot. Address LL’ NOMIH- UKTHRLF, Falls Church, Va. ma-2w* E tile on eusy terme. Money advanced to jouses ‘built aid wold ou am lest suudivision ou the Metro- t wiles from Washington, on ‘Two cottages of elht und teu rove, on oF address, Bb. F. LEIGHTON, Proprietor, 482 Louisiaua ave. nw. SUBUKBAN RESIDENCE; me house: Grout and bath yard = a, a3 1 Met. Branch 19 ‘wiles from city; suitable for wubdivision. KUDOLPH WATK' Y loutomery County, Md. or ©. Db. ‘ood, M. ¥35 Fst. n. 06 ACRES VALUABLE LAND, B. & U. RR, 500 yard very. desiral le un] ONEY TO LOAN aN ONEY 10 LOAN Al LOWEST KATES ON AP. UUfoved eat Paty ty. SUMS FROM $300 UPWARD, ATO AND 6 Pit CENL, oN BO. HOLTZMAN, Corner 10th aud Fis. a. w. Security, Largeamounts « as Agents of the Luited Security | Fialadelpiis, 12 sums to sult, w | without 5 or 2y | ‘Su Also, Fay ments to run 3, 10, 1 & SON, 1222 P'st, AY ONEY 10 LOAN Ch Approved keal Estate Security, in Districtat Colum bia ab aay suds dest Bi lowest rates of lus ‘Thus. 4. FISHER & CO, 7 laxd F st. aw. a) OEY 10 LOAN In suns 10 Suit, stlowest rates on approvedroal tetate eecurity. FITCH, FOX & BROWN, O20 ny ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE OR FIRST- clams security, at lowest rates of interest ; uo delay Vbere the security’ is, ue. U. C, GREEN, 303 7th at. nw. MON 20 Loan ON REAL ESTATE AT LOW- est Rates. Wakefield is under repair at the ship yard here, peaches. obhsaomee A Mostu’s Evrorgay Tous Witxout Cost,— For the most it! Read the Washington find out how it will be done. —. oe wi ‘ At Ann Arbor, Mich, the action of the faculty in expelling the jomores who ab- ducted Freshman Evans leet week has stirred up ac rays of im mere L lortnomge Gry man ¢ tions: sentence be roveked Zed ths upper flames Setting up similar papers, Herald and the | lowed the wife of O. P. are | on the Richmond and Danville railroad a year ot the unintelligible jumble which followed. The girl's eyes stood out from their sockets, the right eye bruised and blackened and the pular school teacher! Think of | cords of her neck tightened. She clutched the air with ber bloodless hands and her voico died pend she td S emg ee wi to aa! fore but she could not say it, What that something was human justice will never know. ‘The circuit court of ‘9g0, $5,000 and his parents $2,500, tot 662550 der Pn $6,000. Fe SALE—FINEST 9K, COTTAGE IN TAROMA; pes, berries and ruming water: i = ; vod cellar,well, shade, orchard, var- vod cellar,well, shade, W.. SWANDER, ILC st ne. a7ediu* LOST AND FOUND. reward, OST—AT NaTI s 12, 1890, Heavy Gold Linked Bracelet. yard if eturned to CHAS. W. KING, Jk, 030 F gt, u.w., Atiantic Building. OsT-ON F gt. Barweee 9TH AND 11TH Goid Lea. feta te Bed MALL, 71S MSC Bw and receive AKMORY MAY ‘Suitable mid" uder will please a J ost—THURSDAY, IN F ST. CARS OR ON F OR Ke a page ‘s Pocket Book, for which # ui table reward will be given if lett at OST—FRID. Litas bo, 2 tickets of M: Other articles, mi 6- 8 AY MORNING ED FRANK, black pocket book containing about College commencement aud on return to 723 14th st ‘Rew: [—WEEK AGO, YELLOW FEMALE IkISH Fk eg ae eward and nose. ‘white on breast wereabouts if intcrmation of her wi is Drought to 1112 13th st. uw. —A PUG DOG—¥' (Sior returned to 1017 ConB. ave. LLOW BODY, REW, m16-3t L OST — FEMALE BEAGLE HOUND; Drown and white mixed; eight months ‘old. Bisel House by three adults for tamily leavit WASH'N HO} areful véantw and beat of Telovenee, Address av24 Successor toDANENHOWEM © BOM-LLLS Pat, WwW D—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, tH. S. Wists onra the treo poe] PROPOSALS. jouse foF the suinmer mouths; Mm ity. city references, Addrew SUMMER | PDROPOSALS FOR 1GE—NAVY DEPARTMENT, Pith, Wetronce. 7 miv-at | P Washington, ‘DG, ‘May 10 1890. Bro TANSED — 1HE CARE OF A FURNISHED ‘Teceived W iiduve tor tte Summer Months, Uy wentiomen Teceived until and wife; no children ; reference, eas RESPON- ‘cheney Opes. SIBLE, Star office. my 16-30 ear ending June 30, .NTED—FOR THE SUMMER—SATIBFACTORY WwW gig will be given by a Fauuily of ‘wo of Pur- | Rdusoes NEW ENGLAND, Star o ‘mi5-16"— ANTED—HOt ‘O RE! iEV- tral applications. Owuers m12.6t WW Na Stn ttote, ten, 1 1008 Dated aoa iat mz-lm WANTED—COUNTRY BO. Wasteegeeaib tae EADY Woman Saeed Reese aslo Two other Oftice ‘ay ibe ‘Lib- P— yurned to 14 Center Mari st Sing HEshy JAS. RUPPERT. miocae MAI FROM 1903 G ¥.W., A BLACK L Gui ih ‘white apot on Up ‘Literal ser d will be paid if returued to above number 1o2* ¥ OR STOLEN—FROM SHERMAN A’ Seas ee ts HENKY Bi ‘EKT, Sherman white star in ome H NDAY MORNING IN THE Loar Poere chi ‘Gold ‘Locket containing L& MAY . reward if misse” 13, BLACK AND TAN TERKIER, ebout 7 The: oars cut, austen tee eer ‘reward if returned to OW! ay mies Lie, ats. Be. 5 return to [iter chinese fed so sdocsurat tre oes ner of Rhode ey south side, and st reservation 1 set toge: wul dress, Towarded by setussing to Fg | Monthly paywsents or E40 cash. m POR SALE-EXCELTENT SQUARE PIANO; PER fect order, make Hallet & Allen; price #90 10 been at BRENT ., between @and 12 a.m, BUILDING, 3d aud D ste, mi12-1w* JOR SALE—A CABLE & SONS’ UPRIGHT PIAN: been rented but ove season . slichtly marred tu mu lux; ouly @100. THOMSON 'S MUSIC STORE, Lith st., Agency fauwus Shoniuger Pusuos, ml {OR SALE—35 FUR MUSIC BOX, ENTIRELY ew; Just imported: plays 12 airs: nearly v feet jong and bas tuue maicator aud harp aither; selis tue 850. Address 5W15S, Dtar office. 10-6" OR SALE-NOW Is THE JIME TO SAVE money. Len days’ sale of a lot of Soiled audSecoud- pend Carriaces, Buggies, Daytous, Surreye Corte, . Buck boards, Grocery aud ‘Business Wagous, 3 Side Bars, batension Lop Fauily Carriages, Fine orve Buse, coves, Wiips, Nets, Shects, Halters, Saddies and Bridles, at prices ‘that cannot be Leat tor cush, or on easy terms, Cail GLYER’s, 466 Pa ave, Fo SALES FOR, CEMETERIES — WE Ta Wreaths, Gay. Wire Settee, Lrou Vases, Wire Trel- bs, Crooks for Heuxing Baskets, Wire, Kustic and Jerra Cotta Hanging Baskets: wire work of euy kind dade to order, SCHMID'S, 317 12th #t. now. 9S" JOR SALE—BAKGAINS IN SQUARE PIANOS from #60 up; @5 and 810 payments; is- count tor cash. G@. L. WILD & BROs.. 709 7th u.w. Sole usents for uunvaied Krauich & Bach Piauos _ 115-4? UK SALE—ALL LATEST STYLES CAKKIAGES, Cut-under Surreys, Buggies aud mele. As Wrenn & Sons hand-made work ® speciality, Fine Work, ow prices. Carriages taken on storage. A. iL GREGORY, Ut and New York ave. a epS-sm JOR SALE—HANDSOME NEW PARLOR OKGAN, oue of the stuck we advertised so low, sulid wainus case; 11 stops. with muker’s guarantee: 641. PFELE- Pik & OONLIFF, 514 Lith st nw. OK SALE—CARKIAGE: WAGONS Painng, RIAK 2 mez “OTTO” Gas ENGINE KE quires Lo boiler; avoids ail expenmve attendance. ty SG M BL, Geurge.own, D.C, for circular ox Le loss of tue uo handling of fuel. aud price ist, D, BALLAUF, Aw't. INES ny BUSINESS CHANCES. AL _L ics TOMOKKOW AT MUD CIAL LOW PRIC. SPSONS waka HOUSE, W12 7th et. Bw, “Handied Cups aud Saucers, Sc. each, Uncovered Slop Jura, 75¢. Dinner Plates, stone china, 4c, Banded Goviets, 4c. Eugraved Goblets, 8c, Pisin Goblets, 3c. factor Gus Stoves, prices, at ine WUBSONS Vie saw, ¥ #400 10 INVEST IN A PAYING Grocery, Stock aud Loose Fixtures, on splendid Corker, where you cau make money, sidress MAKE MONEY, Star office. JOR BALE—THE GOOD WILL, 8 Frees vot Louch and Ding 4 aig SK AND FIX- ‘With restauraut and bar liceuse. 18 regular boarders; 10 good rooms Dusibess it wauted , Lo better jucation for au the city; Cc G STOKE WiLL BE sold at one-third actual cust. Ay to mylo-st_ DUNCANSON BLOS., Oth aud D ste. nw. ROE Lease abour 3 SQUARE FEET oF York sve. between Voth aud Zlet sts, suitable for ae 4 keueral storage purposes; also about 8,000 south side of 1 at, betweed Zouh and Oth ste aw mi1d-01 ‘Reasons For pate~Grocers. jh st. iw. ‘or Baie—Drug Store, * myl¢-3t Sun A See oe very sack Fab onnes cerns oie GaN TE oy ay | lees 3 + ‘SLi ub stow. § Se ie ize J