Evening Star Newspaper, May 20, 1890, Page 2

2 SOCIAL MATTERS. Spring Entertainments for the Hosp!- tals—Personals. A telegram was received at the Japanese l-gation yesterday by Mr. Sato, charge ‘effcres, informing him that Mr. Muteu has «ppointed the minister of state for agricul. ommerce in the imperial govern- o. Mr. Muteu bas fully recovered for which purpose he returned to rom here, and while society and their onal friends will miss him and Mutsa here, the hearty congratul: r friends go forth to them, know- st Mr. Muteu bas received a great honor his government and an extraordinary motion, ‘Ihe lady managers of the Foundling Hospi- 1 will give a laurel tea tomorrow. Wednes- from 4to7at the hospital building, No. 15th street northwest, lady managers of the Children’s Hospi- 1 will give atea and a dancing fete at the {oepital, which is on W street, 12th and 13th Thursday, the 22d instant, from 5 to 2L o'clock. The event is to celebrate the in- saguration of the new west wing of the building. liefreshments of the lighter order will be ved and there will be a delicious supper ved. sothat driving parties or others may dinner there. The booths will be in harge of the following ladies: Refreshment— Mics. Edward McCauley, Mrs. James Johnson, lira. Henry, Mra, Rae, Mrs. Davis, Tea table— %. McGuire, Mra. C. C. Glover and a corps young lady assistants. Mrs. M. W. Galt will rintend the table where the lemonade and olate will be sold, The candy table will be im charge of Mra BH. War- ier and Mra. Phil. H. Sheridan, Mrs. and the Misses Tiffany will preside at the lower tent, assisted by Miss Dahlgren, Miss Merrick and Miss Sicard. The supper room | will be im charge of Mrs. Calderon Carlisle, Jobn F. Kodgers, Mrs. Sherrill, Mrs. 3 peed, Miss Phillips, Miss Edie, Miss Mitchell, Mrs. 7 wney and Mrs, Magruder. There will be nd the event is as— sured to be one of the plessantest of the spring ity soirees of the season. Mrs. Stone, Mra le, Mra, Kennedy, Mrs. Shields and Mra tT hiilips, officers of the board, will receive the patrons, The ladies of tho Garfield National Me- norial Hospital have out large and elabo- rately lithographed cards of invitation for a garden fete to be given at Calumet Place, corner of 13th and Clifton streets, on Thursday and Friday, May 22 and 23, in the afternoons and evenings. The Marine Band will furnish music tor the fetes. Fancy articles that have been a-making at the weekly meetings of the board all winter, flow- ers, candies, dolls and refreshments will be for saie,and Mrs. Logan will welcome the visitors. The second of the series of nursery talks given at Mrs. Coolidge’s honse yesterday after- hoon was a very satisfactory affair. The hearts | of many mothers were gladdeued by the sight | oftwo of the newly invented rubber bathing tubs that will fold up and can be put into a trunk with clothing. And inexperienced mothers learned, too, that there may be no serious ef- fects from a fall or a cut, if proper care is taken. Mrs. Coolidge hopes to greet alarge number of = at her home, No. 1717 2ist street, on Wednesday the 2st instant, at 3:30 p.m., for the discussion of the establishment in this city of a free kindergarten. Papers upon the subject will be read and the matter very fully gone over, Miss Gay expects to leave the city and to sail for Europe with Mrs. Judge Hilyer this month. They will spend the greater portion of theseason in Paris. Miss Gay had arranged tospend the summer in Newport and as the season is later there had allowed herself more time for good-by visits than she now finds at her command. Gen. George S. Batcheller gave a dinner last evening in honor of Vice President Morton. ‘The other guests were Secretaries Windom and Noble, Seuators Morrill, Hawley, Manderson and McMillan, Representatives. Wallace and | clouds gushed on Sanford, Gen. Creswell and Gen. Jon W. Fos- ter. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Barber, accompanied by Mrs. A. H. Walker and Mrs. J. J. Albright of Buffalo, left for New York yesterday. They willall return the middle of next week on Mr. Barber's steam yacht Trophy via Old Point Comfort. There was a reception given the Pastime Masical Club by Mr. J. H. A. Fowler at his residence, No. 1210 6th street northwest. The club rendered some choice selections of instru- mental music, after which the company par- took of a bountiful repast. Among those present were the following members of the club: Messrs. Egleston, Pierce, Hale, Hayden, Holmes, Dalton, Josetti, Firmer, Caldwell, Gal- liger, Geibel. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bergling, Mra. J. H. Fowler, Mrs. Jas. Allen, Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. G. R. Koontz, Mrs. Kleindenste, Miss Jennie Ridgely, Miss Venie Schneider, Misa Kate Decker, Miss Currie, Miss Wilhams, Miss Hale, Miss Marble and Mrs, Harry Dalton. Mra. Isabella Alden (“Pansy”), with her brother, Rev. Mr. Livingston, and family are spending a few days in the city on their way to Chautauqua, and were entertained at dinner Yesterday by Dr. and Mrs, La Fetra at Hotel Predonia. The announcement of the engagement of Miss Juliet Kendall of Norfolk, Va., to Mr. Rufus Putnam of Washington, which appeared in last night's Star, was an error. Mrs. W. B. Moses is profounced out of dan- ger by her attending physician and is now con- y slowly. os IN THE NORTHEAST. The Citizens’ Association Elects Officers and Adopts Resolutions. Northeast Citizens’ Asso- Ciation last night at the Peabody school officers were elected for the coming year as follows: Josiah Millard, president; Dr. Thomas Taylor, Vice president; Loring Chappell, treasurer, and A. Girouard, secretary. The members of the executive and standing committees will be chosen at a subsequent meeting. A resolution ‘was introduced by Mr. Carlton Hughes, and, after a brisk discussion, unanimously adopted, favoring the establishment of a branch high echool in East Washington and the proposition for free text books to all public school childrea in the Distric. Five new members were elected. At a meeting of the ali Tax “Wanp” Excuasion goes May 29, 5:30.— Ade ———.___ The Jury Could Not Agree. Last evening Justice Bingham discharged the jury in the case of John A. Richardson, in- dicted for manslaughter. for some hours and reached no agreement. Rich- | ardson is the gate man who was on duty on the night of December 14 last, when an express train ram into & wagon crossing the track at Yennings road. He was indicted for man- slaughter in causing the death of Francis A. Godtrey, one of the four men killed at the time. The arguments by Mr. Lipscomb for the government and Mr. Garnett for the defendant were coucluded and the jury charged about ¢ @'clock. About 7 o'clock, having failed to reach # verdict, the jury was discharged. Sr a To Graduate as Pharmacists. The National College of Pharmacy of this city will hold its eighteenth annual commence- ment exercises at Lincoln Music Hall this evening. Prof. Samuel Waggaman, president of the college, will confer degrees upon the follow- ing-named graduates: Isaac L. Allen, Dela- ware; Matthew B. Donneliy, R. Vernon Houston, Walter B Raub, W. Kobert Shaw, D. James Tennant, Morris W. Waters and James V. Yates, jr., District of Columbia; Robert C. Drekinson, Courtland D. Owens aod R. Lucien Quigley of Pennsylvania; Charles Earl, jr., busetts; Walter S. Ferris, New York; Monte Griffith, Calvin Heizer, Malvern H. Price and B. Ogle Tayloe of Virginia and Percy G, McComas, Mary land. The address to the graduates will be de- livered by Hon. Wm. E. dietory by B. Ogle Tayloe. A musical program for the evening's enter- | tainment has been arranged and Messrs. W. F. Smith, 8. Johnson and Henry Jaeger wili render some choice selections on various musical instruments. The Marine Band, un- der the direction of Prof. Sousa, will furnish the music in honor of the occasion. ——— The Slaughter of the Innocents. A dead infant was found on the river flats yesterday and taken to the fourth precinct po- hee station. Last evening « dead female infant was found at 7th and ead intant was fouuJd this mornin ist, 14. N ets and ma and the vale- —_———- Plead Not Guilty. In the Criminal Cuurt today Harry J. Allen, the it office clerk indicted for em- jth my # ed from the mail om April 21, plead not guilty. The jury deliberated | M streets southwest, A | | } ! tramp. fused me.” ments of a tornado. In numerous routed, loose immediate funer: of each deceased member. for the ensuing are: President, Fred E. Wood- ward; vice president, James H. Austin; record- ing secretary, Wm. Davis; financial secretary, Max Fisher; treasurer, John H. Olcott. The association starts off with a ver: nation from Messrs, Woodward ——— other members, THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1890 SHOOTING STARS. HARMONIOUS UNION. We learn there's pleasure and there's Bayne In earthiy life ad finem; And harmony is not secured Except as we comBynum, The golosh is @ sort of gum surety against dampness, Husband: thing to occur again.” w look here, I don't want this Wife—who had been his type writer: “Ah? Well, let me tell you, sir, that dictating to one's type-writer and dictating to one’ very different conditions.” wife are two Every time the latest big Krupp gun goes off it costs the government $1,500, to call it the “Cashier,” but are and they want restrained, be- cause every time s Cashier goes off it costs a good deal more than $1,500. ‘MAN'S LITTLENESS. Great Cesar crossed the Rubicon, A river small, though wet; Great Cesar now is dead and gone, The Rubicon’s there yet. Respectable Citizen: “I'll give you nothing, sir. You are a professional tramp.” Tramp beg your pardon, sir, but I am no Iam a social regenerationist and an industrial emancipationist, and as I remarked before, I am in need of a dime.” “My work is play,” remarked Mr. William He—uncharitably: “I know than they know themselves.” She—quietly: “One would Bacon Shakespeare several years ago. women better suppose you knew them worse, from the way you talk.” Col. Grayaire: “Confound the girl, she re- Mr. Youngly: “Wouldn't even you?” Col. G.: “No.” Mr. Y.: Col. G. be a sister to “Dropped you completely?” “Well, no, not quite so bad as that. She said she would be a grand-daughter to me. WIND AND WATER. The City Visited by a Severe Storm To- day—Slight Damages. The weather put on a good many airs and acted in @ very hasty manner this morning. About 6 o'clock a black and angry-looking cloud began gathering in the west, and before 7 it broke with considerable fury, especially over the southern part of the city and suburbs. HURRIED OUT OF BED, Late sleepers were aroused from their beds by the prelude of atmospheric billows and be- held the storm approaching in all the habili- A cloud of dust added to the seeming fury of the elements and at long range lent enchantment to the view. The final Performane however, was hardl equal the manifesto, and thoagh scusciscente damage was done in a small way there was no = of life or serious destruction. laces trees were broken or w ards lifted and tumbled reck- lessly around, old buildings shaken up and un- protected vehicles drifted around. ALONG THE EASTERN BRANCH. The most damage the the tage al storm of <i The employes of the Bosto1 street was done along the Eastern Branch in South Washington, where the storm seemed bent on making even for neg- lect yesterday afternoon, when the the rest of the city r RK, T. Talbert’ two-story brick grocery, on ilth street southeast be- tween M and N, was completely unrooted, the tin and lumber of the roof being dumped in the street or left hanging from the top of the building. Bricks and across the street and the opposite buildings barely escaped baving their fronts knocked in. people accidents to persons were reported, bp, the rain did some damage to the grocery stoc The course of the storm was near! to east and when it got a grip on of the roof it ripped th with ghoulish glee, ‘ds were carried had driven and no from west e rear end building up the back An Anacostia street car caught in the zephyr went flying over the bridge at an electric-motor gait, but clung to the track, and was none the worse for its expe- dited velocity, The Boston House Relief Association. m Dry Goods House organized yesterday a relief association, its object being to afford a weekly relief in case of sickness. The membership is to be divided into three classes, and the benefits will be $6, $12 and $18 per week respectively. Benefits will not be paid for less than three working days nor for more than six consecutive weeks. At the expiration of the year all unexpended money will be divided and refunded, pro rata, among the members who have not drawn sick benefits during the year, be made for the payment of $50 or $100 as an al fund to the family or friends The officers elected Provision is also to enerous do- throp. State Associations Meet. A national election law was declared to be a tatives Thompson, Williams and Elections in the leading topic. necessity by those who addressed the meeting last evening of the Ohio Republican Associa- tion, held at Grand Army Hall, Mr, A. F. Childs, chief clerk of the Census Office, pre- sided. Speeches were made by Col. Whitfield, second assistant postmaster general; Represen- Grosvenor and the south was Wonn's Hall was well filled last night by the Delegate Carey of Wyomin; birth) aud Capt, Magee of Auction Sales of I of Real Thomas Dowling, auctioneer, public sale the following lots members of the Delaware Kepublican Associa- tion. There were several speeches. Among orators were Senator Higgins of Delaware, (a Delawarean by Minos. Estate. » has sold at in square 987, which is bounded by 9th, 10th, Maryland avenue and D streets northeast: Lot 1, at the northwest corner of 10th and D streets, 58x75 feet, for 74 cents per square foot to Weller & Repetti; also the adjo! fronting 67 feet 103¢ inches ai 5,162 square feet, for 68 cents to also the adjoining lot No. 3, o atthe northeast corner of 9th 58x75 feet, to Weller & Kepett also lot No. 5, adjoining the ing 60 feet on 9th street ing 6,639 square feet. to We for 623¢ cen also lot the above on 9th street, 60x100 feet 103¢ teeea to Weller & Repetti for 61 cents; also lot 10, ing lot 2,on D street, nd containing Thos Luckett; f same dimen- ions a8 above, to same for 60 cents; also lot 4, and D streets, ti for 74 cent above, front and contain- ler & Repetti 6, adjoining fronting 60 feet on 10th street and containing 6,094 feet, to T. L. Cropley for lot 11, 63 cents; also djoiniug the above on 10th sireet, fronting 60 feet and containing 6,052 feet, to Thomas Luckett for 58 cents; also lot 12, ‘ad- joining the abo street and containing 5,639 feet, fronting ‘60 feet on 10th to T. L. Crop- ley for 59 cents; also @ three-story brick dwelling. 994 22d street northwest, 17° feet Bg inches by 122 feet 2}g imches, to Stephen Kane for $4,175. Duncanson Bros, auctioneers, have sold at ler sale the three-sto: ‘11 14th street, for €19,700 to brick dwellin; ae Jas. M. also about two acres back of the Government Hospital for the Insane for @775 to H.J. Hoz! also about 14,000 feet of ground, fronting 645g feet on lith street, between C and ws ae northeast, to J. Riley Deeble for 35 two-story brick ‘coun, 617 10th street northeast, to W. N. M also a two-story brick aes No. square foot; | for $2,060; 1312 Corcoran street, to Charlo’ $4,650; also i tte Hayden for a lot 2234 by 95 feet on Qstreet near MR, HORNADAY RESIGNS. He Was Unwilling to Remain ina Sub- ordinate Position. - Prof. Willism T. Hornaday, who has been acting as superintendent of the new zoological park, has handed in his resignation to take effect on June 15 end the resignation has been secepted by Secretary Langley of the Smith- sonian Institution, This action of Prof. Hornaday’s was a great surprise to every one, as he has been superintendent in charge ever since the appropriations were made for estab- lishing the park. He has been in the heartiest sympathy with the new institution ever since it was first discussed, and a large share of the success that has attended it so far has been due to his zeal and untiring en oe to the establishment of the park Horna- day was curator of the department = living animals in the Smithsonian, department that was established at his earnest solicitation. When the pros- | oer of s zoological park became a reality ‘of, rerioasre f at once took charge of tho work connected with it, and being « naturalist a8 well as a scientist he found it very congenial, and threw himself body and soul into it. He has declined a number of business offers more tempting from a business point of view in order that he might devote himself to building up the new park, For more than @ year he has not been connected with the ‘Smithso n- ian Institution, but has been under the zoolog- ical park commission. But the park is now to be organized under the Smithsonian Institu- tion and it seems that it has not been Prof, Langley's intention to make Prof. Hornaday superintendent under the new dispensation. On the contrary Prof. Hornaday recently told that he would expected to work under another superintend- ent, who would have charge of the new park and its future development. Mr. Hornaday would have had a fairly responsible place, but the real airy ks to be placed inthe hands of Mr. rown Goode, the assistant secretary of the Smithsonian, in charge of the National Museum. Mr. Goode was to have retained the charge of both institutions, This arrangement did not please Mr. Hornaday and his resignation was the natural fesult. Mr. Langley’s reason for not continuing him as superintendent is that Mr. Hornaday has not had sufficient ex- ecutive experience to entitle him to the posi- tion. Hornaday b been ‘con- nected the Smithsonian for nine 8 taxidermist and naturalist. "He ‘offered to continue in his position for six months on condition that if he made a single misstep or error of judgment he should step down and out without anythin; more being said. His offer was decline: Prof. Hornaday and Secretary Lenaiay pert on the best of terms and Mr. Langley’s letter ac- cepting his resignation was a flattering testi- imental 6 3c. Hornaday’s abilities and record in office. Mr. Hornaday expects to go into the real estate business in Buffalo, where he will make his home in the future. ——— A Very Vatvasie Lor at Avctiox.—Auc- tioneer Dowling will sell tomorrow at 5 o'clock p.m. lot 43, in square 210, fronting 24 feet on 15th street near Rhode Island avenue, by a depth of 100 feet to an alley. A splendid chance for a home or investment,—Adet, Substitute Letter Carriers Appointed. The following additional substitute letter carriers have been appointed at the city post office: Wm. E, Bruce, Geo. M. Hardy, jr., Jas, B. McFadden, Daniel O'Neill, Wm. Felger, M. 8, Alexander, COUNTRY REAL ESTATE, FR BALE—A BEA ULLY SITUATED TRACT OF LAND, containing three acres, wit Frame House, in Beatty. & Hawking adaition Georgetown, close to the TENLEYT: LECTRIC RAILROAD. Has two frouts on wide avenue sud can be subuivided to advan with but small loss for strests his property 1s offered for a few days at axrest poly to EB. COVTRELL, 1418 New York w Fok Eh corre REAR Tene UP's Six tion, Washington Branch B. and road, con- taining seven rocrus, Apply to Mt, BANNON IH TO Bt Paul st, Baltimore. m19-6t* {OR RENT—FOR THE SUMMER OR LONGER— a Dwelling uear Annapolis Juuction; it contains bine rooms; without or with land. Apply, to BAN- NON, 110 St. Paul st.. Baltimore. to idevted to dO Beauty a st, = iY. Taki. T10 St Pat 108 SEN CHEAP — BRICK are a ah | miles from Washington; a f Ae ewant lawn: sl arden ; with room and peaturage, Cali at 1728 Sth st Pele V ANTED—TO RENT A FARM NEAR HYATTS- reny Hie oF Bahort drive from the city. suitable for ultry ; tat ulars, reas o — m19-3t XCURSIONISTS TO RIVERSDALE, Examine my Property,about > ininutes’ walk from station; 6-room Cottage; 40,000 it. of ground; plenty of stude; splendid warden planted yood water ruit. 2,700. Jets, exch 0,000 ft. RY ‘ANS, Owns shade; $600 apiece. premises or with Surin & ROR fi Ss den O-room, House: ners covered with frui well; eee yunents: both Rear depo ra 2° owuer, Ae FA YOR SALE—FINE PROPERTY OF 83 aS iniles from and overlooking city; just back’ o! Arlington Park; will mubdivide into, beautiful build ing sites, JAMES E. CLEMENTS, 1321 F n.w.17- JOR SALE—341 ACRES ON WARRENTON ae pike; half nule frou Wellingtou Station, 2% niles from Gainavilie, with simproveiments, Only $2,200, Gainsville, $1,500. 20 Acres of Laud on Potouuse river, 2 miles below Marshall call, Offer wanted. 450 Acres of Land im excellent condition; fine or- chard and all necessary ou. buildings, with stone dairy house, near Leesburg Pike, in Fairfax Co., Va. 8.000. int} © frtew neat Herndou tation; desirable for graz- DK. yer acre, A Country Seat, 75 acres, at Weetminater, Md. ; will exchauice for city property. $12 ‘00 Actes 4 miles west of M frtinsbarg, Berkely Co.. save j tll necessary tmproveuents, including force pump run by wind mill. "$5,000. Many other Desirable Farius in all sections of the country: TCHINS, BULKLEY i503 Pa. ave. F& SALE—A DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY HOME with all the neces outbuildings; choice fruits - 0. H MAKIS & CO,, 614 F st, n.w. ie Wis TED—BY PRIVATE FAMILY, COUNTRY Home of about ten rooms, furvished; plenty of ground and shade; within 10 or 12 wiles of the city aud near some railroad station. State rent and full description. Address Box 94, Star oltice. —m17-i 3 VOR SALE—EIGHT HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND. between the District line aud Sandy Spring in dif- ferent tracts. my17-3t* T. WIRTON MATTHEWS & CO., 1331 Fat. Fe. “SALE—A 3-ROOM COTTAGE AND SMALL Store, with 3 Lots 502x150 feet, at Bacon Hail, mile froui Glendale. Station; lots cost $300, whos will be sold for $650: @100 cash, balance $10 per mouth. A great sacrifice. 25 Acres with Fine %room Dwelling, large shady yard and outbuildings, 4 miles from Scott's Station Tha'3i miles from Brauch plenty of fruit: e- = gud pretty situation; very desirable property; 100 Actes near Surrattsville, Prince George Coun! yg miles ee Cheltenham Station, with S-story. 2 dw id outbuildings’ in KETT & FORD, 61 order: F stow, i SALE—200 ACRES ADJOINING KNOWLES Station - beautiful tract for subdivision ;on Metro- bolitan railroad. | Price 103% Actos at Laurel, Md., on Washington and Bal- timore turnpike. 14 21-100 Acres on srenleytown seat, ness Woodley inn. A.W! IN, Keal Estate Broker, mi7-6t Firemes's in Company Buildii JOR SALE-POTUMAC RIVER AND CHESA- arms. best quality of land and very uundance of fish, oysters and gau clea, with am abi ovate GB Ca VERT & CO. m16-6t* Koom 7, 1010 F st. a.w OK SALE— 40 Acres, 6-room house. barn, large shade trees, splendid water and nome fruit, 3 tniles from city, for = 0 Acres, G-room new house, 3 500 down, balance sh, bala contain: $e 10 acres, Chain Bridge neat Ballston am Arlington, untinproved, from $100 to 8400 per acre. Lots 200x200 feet and ‘analler uear end of Aqueduct Brive for 4c. por foot: terms very, 3 All of these lands are suitable aud conven do Business in Washington aud desiping to live distance in the count short Where they can have their own horse and cow aud raise their own vegetables, live gheaber, own their ovn homes, save rent and be inore wealthy ‘and sopioriable. large Farms near the tome river {¢ oF 69 PS AMES CLEMENTS, et. TW, we ington, D.C. m16-6t F%. engi Mau SEW FORTY-ROOM HOUSE, GLEN Forest Glen station: uine miles from fon Bg by M rope ten Branch B. and 0. rut miles uy 7b at: Geligbttul location ; house ‘exall filled with boarders: apply soon to secure it. ser FOtD. 18 118 ot pie 43 pets, & og, DP RLGHTFE WANTED--HELP. WANTED--HOUSES. FOR RENT—ROOMS. FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS ANTEDIAN AX HONEST, EXPERIEN ‘D WHITE 4. RINEROOM R RENT—FURNISI BOO! c Waar witty orang i Eaoge at's | Waste CeanSutriattanh. Sip toe | RQ SEE AVESGES Bt noon Tap Spphygepe nas: no ber need uu alg 22 | ese, Strat 3 Ses Fi re QE THREE ROOMS: arr WwW NTED—A GIRL TO COOK, WASH AND IRON ANTED—FROM JUNE 1 TO OCTOBER 1, A ply at 245 Sth st. ne. “yet -3t* FSi ‘will sell cheap to eras dest reference, Tuguive 433 Mat sett -enS Ue Pieacent; will purchase "f sulted, “Address Buia BEST TOUR ROOMS TO 4 SMALL FAMILY | Pies. You will pay. “Ss SERireisce ANTED-AN EXPERIENCED MAN TO WO Halton str oie a hildrem: gas and water. Pa ave. ANDSOME | BAY ARE SNES eed Store: bone but sxteriested ney peed WESTER EY BAY 28 BY CAREFOT, TENANT, vated autced sound. euitals for vainly horse. "For patties: address Bor }2s. Gar tar office. mau-tuswee-e £ 1,9 Boom Bay-window House without bass: Poesia anor goons Nita H BOARD | lare address POSTMASTER, Irene, Boot Wii baclerarmbertta iba FIRST-CLASS E40." Address BOSTON SHELDON: Star ofceTO3e | and need table Se Sten we my 20, FOR SALES PAWN—GENTS HANDSOME 22636 C at.n. m20-3t ANTED—HOUSE WITH EIGHT 10 TEN mond King apd Diamond Stud worth €400 W axtED_bisTRICT EMPLOYMENT ‘ASSO- tion, Women and Men Cooks, Waiters, Butlers, House Mi 7 ‘k rusr- SSitriocenseinene Rae ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS SES ES zs. rooms, all modern improvements, between 9th and 191 and te, bamiug lowest sae location, &e., PURCHASER, Siar office, ED— THE SUMMER—CARE Ol Witrarned Roues by two nalie fer Sony leo ing city careful tenants, best of reterences B.A.C,, Stat office. 17-3t* Wistep—s aA FUR IGHED HOUSE WITH GAR- Wi BOY ABOUT 15 OR 16 YEARS OF 488; Must have best reterences, Apply coe | Be ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED FIREMAN a= steady work. ALBERT CABRY'S it. PE! ED ae = ry and Underwear De- partment of 4 Prominent Store, reference required ddress ee 125, Star office, Wa4stEDS4 WELL-RECOMMENDED To 5 ‘Colored Men for House and store Work: & good scrubber. 7th st. V ANTED—A Tron. Ap) MAN TO COOK 1413 17th st. n.w. ANTED-LADY FOR ORDER een WASH 4ND no former experience but ood references neces. sary: salary ‘89. Apply office 424 Sth st. n. am. ANTED—A MAN TO TAKE CHARGE OF OUR flock loom; one uccustonied to handling mer- chandise preferr the best of references, Apply at office of Saks AND COMPANY: m Ww TED—AT 1820 16TH ‘A \COLORED Woman for General House W ces, B81 per mouth. Must refer to person lived ‘with foot” ‘None other need appl. it WaxteDe 27 Skirt Han WASDDAR FIRST-CLASS COOK IN vate Boardi — Servant. 941 Hat. a House; also a Cowpetent Dining ‘Only competont help woed apply, at PRI- WANTED-A WHITE WOMAN To DO GENERAL Housework and who will stay at nigh' bet, 6 213 Washington circle. D—WOME. Cooks, ‘dresi Dairy, Kitchen pad sbapty DICK’S A Wa Ti Se $10 TO 875; CHA ber Maids, Nuravs und Liundresses, in aS oF away; Waiters, Driversor Farm Handa: Colored 8 SAML. A. COOMBS, 926 Fat.n.w. m20-3t* aoe R SapECTAREE COLOKED Bo aged shout eiyiiteen yeurs, for Housework. A 13th st, with good recommendations. m1¥: W: at 71: V = TED—A TYPE WRITER HAVI some experience as salesman. Address, statin, see, salary ota references and machine andl Ws REE GOOD_ CARP ‘once. ‘avis to JAMES E WAUG! ANTE D-—IMMEDIATELY, A Cook, also a Nurse for @ Young Gnila. arte si 1004 N st. n.w. cig we ‘ED—A FIKS1-CLASS WHITE COOK, GER- Tan oF English, preferied. | Apply with recom- Sunbury, Wyoming ave., ir gion ‘Getgnte Devoud heed Connecticut ave. FANTED—A RESPECTABLE COLORED GIRL for General House Work in Faniily of T Yagher and ironer. Apply, with references, a EVERAL LADIES AND GENTLE- pecial Work” during the sum: months, Apply Hoom Taeecental National Building, corner 7th st. and Pu. ave. my Ww’ 'TED—COMPETENT STENOGRAPHER AND ‘Type Writer ('‘Hammond” operator preferred) for office work for week June 10-17. Addvess, stating Gualifications aud amount expected, Box 148. office, m19-2t* Vv ANTED—HOUSEMEN (COLORED AND VERY Bright), White and Colored Cooks, Kitchen Maid Farm and Dairy Hunds, Seamstreswes; Young G (orsing and assis, &." BURNHAM'S, — G Wi NTED—AT THE CITY I Se E OF- fice every day, Working Women, Men, Boys and Girls; no waiting for work—applicatious for govern- ment Ygttus prepared. Building, 7th & En.w. Ww ANTED — STE DOaAEaES AND TYPE- writer; states expected, qualifications, whether married or single, sex aud age. ‘Address Box 31, Star office, Bt WASTEDIA TIDY, RESPECTAPLE aiRL TO Cook, Wash and Iron in a pri family; must stay pixie, Apply 411 16th st first “door be- low Es m17-2t W4xtED-A XOUTH NOT UNDER 16 YEARS ‘of age to learn the Drug Business. Inquire 10th an m17-3t W A D Must Hands. and AP ing at 1005 Sth stn, v SDORE'S EMPLOYMENT BU- “conducted by ludies—Men and Women, d colored, for ail kinds of domestic labor, city with reforences, nemoved to 70¥ Lat. u. w, ANIED—A WHITE WOMAN FOR GENERAL House Work; German preierred; hus assistance V ip Washing and Ironing: must bring good reierences. Call be: lore 9 am. and after 5 p.m. 1271 KL ave. n.w. Ws eRS FOR PROF. CHRIS ber's Interuationsl Tailor system; with ary inch rule or tape measure alone, as all scientific tailors cut patterns and materials cut’ and made aud instruction raven by Mave. 8. J, MEBBER, 1403 tel aves ml WANTED-—SITUATIONS. Ws NTED—BY A RESPE ABLE WIDOW LaDy, Situation to Nurse a Child or do Chamberwork oF Plain Mewiuc, and willing to go away for ouamner, 3 OF AG So ly 10 924 Ist st. n, Ws ED — BY AN EXPERIENCED LADY'S esid, Situation, Address WALBORG, star | ol my20-3e* Ww y ANTED_BY TWO COLORED GIRLS, SITUA tions, one ws Cook, other as Chambermaid aud Waitress or Laundress, to leave the city for the sul mer. Call at present employer's for four days: ref ence given, 1313 19th st. u.w. my20- WEANLEDIAPLACE BY 4 BOY OF EIGHTEE in Real Estate Office; writes uood, rayid hand: willing and lonest; vai give retereuce if Tea Address K., Star office m20-20 WANTED-BY | A RESPECTABLE COLORED boy, a Situation in a Nice Family; one going away for the summer preferred; good references. Address Box 40, Star office. us & it* WANTEDSA NOUTH 18 YEAR sires a Position: has had some experr-uce dookkweving and tytewriting: owns michine estate preferred. Address K.X.iR, Star office m2 Wants )—BY A LADY, WHO HAS HAD LARGE Experience in Institutional Work, both as Ma agerand Matron. Fosition as Matron jreference une septenabe A Star 1 NTLD—BY A COLORED GIRL A pPLACE zo fiouse Gioas: by the Dayor Class Ofiee Address 0. F.., Star office. am dea grounds: from Ji to Be; 28990: s00; in ciniy of of Bi Silver Spring. ‘Fates A Waste aoe DESIRABLY wees Home of 8 or 10 roome; all impa. State iocation, price and number of rooms ou 1st fioor, wo coat with owner preferred. HOMb Q, Star office, my17-3t* Wy sere roe THE SUMMER-—SATISFACIORY hed House i feed piegetiony for yee of same, Ra tar office. ‘mi5-iwe Address NEW ENGLAN warns D-FOR, ‘A SYN nee Seer oN Oth Lith, 12th and 13th between rts and Het, a.w. ACKER & 1008 F st. b.w. WANTED—COUN TRY BOARD, Bone MANTED_BY A SMALL FAMILY at tion between Rock vil We ELSH, }r., Tuo Sew Hampehire i aren FWashington, WANTED —LOTS. IMPROVED LOTS IN W Fokset ae board and and every con indy solitaire Bing and namoud Stones, for 830. One m h, f nth's interest mn sacrifice Tickets Address GENUINE: ar gt i Room or Suite of Roome with __ my 2 4 ce 17: ‘weat of Wi aomfly'firniabed; ass Fs ren te px SALEIMPORTED pepe, PARROTS, Cages, Seed aud Mocking Bis ob seat sino Faucy . FES 0H ST. ae. DOR SALE-AT v BGAN ree pe | turnish foot aL RETR, path —ELI BS. t several other pisces. "Address H. HE Btar office JOR SALE—AT A BARGAIN ELEGANT MARE erfectly pound abd sate, “Also Besutiui Phaqton. Buguy, Harbeen, Re. Inquire st Onnibo e's Cat between 45 and Oth sta uw, myaoee JOR SALE—A NEW AUTOMATIO SEWING MA- chipe in perfect order; owner tins no use for itand Will well cheap for cash. Call at 414 6th st. nw. = | FX: SALE—ONE LARGE COFFEE on aaa Nickel-piated Show Cases, cheap, 26th and I sts. nw. Fo SALF—A BAR ROOM IN A GOOD BUSINESS locals license good for ay monte J @iven for selling Address XY. Q., Star of F? RK SALE—ONE PAIR CHESTNUT GEL DINGs, 5 Fears old, 16% hands high, the handsomest coach horses in town; free from fault or blemish. Que Pair Bay Geidiuurs, ise hands hich. cobby outit; aplendid fast and quiet. ‘single’ or double or tp saddle, chet «fault. One Pair ony Cobs, 14i¢ bands: — Fu RENT—3 ROOMS, UNFURNISHED, SUITA- bie for light housckeeying, to parties with Apply to 1919 H a. SoH RENT—AT ag24 st Fs aipares rho a On yr cbesp: Be m17-3t* ae RENT-SEVEN UNFURNISHED BOOMS: nice yard. 810 9th st. n.w.; cheap. NFURNISHED—F i sirable Communicating Koome en ant i mE oe vel Tent reasonable, 2009 14th st. Bw, JOR RENT IFURNISHED—ONE LARGE Fs, Stall Room: guiet_ m ighiboriced. fg Sau | © aren ;south trout my 17- 3 Terr handnoine. Perfectly weutle to ride 3 _ FRE RENT 801 1ST , HANDSOMELY | the amet si Ue ny Sel ‘the ct oe ished Roos. serond and ti fret-cines: private fatnily at eiree A Lance Fi FURNISHED FARO sre ntt, afraid of votbing and can trot in 50. above horves are as represented sound, quiet and free from vioe—and ate elt from « stable whuse ANTED—U) ‘ASHING- v 3,ines of street care: Tepatation is untaruisbed. Were, D.C. Mast be barmathe, “Address WAL’ C O'clock: T1S1 Tet nw, tt wi 2 NipPLETON, : 33 timore at. tink ene jerks 00 — 0 8TRi HANDSOME P 2 © Wit TED-FOK TWO IMMEDIATE PURCHASERS Hoot, ‘oh third floor. fecine south. ew, Bouse, 20-2t"_ 1126 Vermont court, Siosite Fixe Portions. <i Fo iota in Brookland; either Nogetber or sinely: private famil; Feferences required. Fi SALE-THE PROPERTY OF A WIDOW—OW eed # a terms easy. An tug to my bustand’s 4 ath, will dispose o cur bay Wairaken, (ore F ril7-3t homes Frank, 8 years oid : portectiy sound and hes bees ~ ied . rise ee Wagon aud — a WANTED ) MISCELLANEOUS Fee sae brow HOUSE SIX YEARS OLD, = nerd ind an ie AD all uitable for a lady ANTED-A SHETLAND PONY, ONE THAT A| JOR a T—WEST END FLATS, 263 20 K ST. aes, sound; for Cidc “Call or addrees Vas ae 1 AON Te: BR Now Land 9 rooms each, hot and | 3. WAKE dere Hotel, tot y guild can drive, JUSEPH H. HUNTEK, 1go7 guid ater iyo bre a Bo Be sp) toe KS, Belvedere Hi, #. Pe. ave. and 3d at onth, See Janitor. oF hi ANTED—TO PURCHASE IMMEDIATELY. a ik SAL}—A BARGAIN IN AG Fi AN Wit it cee ‘Typewriter (No. Fok BENT(IW0 TO SEVEN LARGE aA ail C F3 Resolving Back View eenipeat aa tire feed condition om ‘reasvuable terms. F. furnished Rooms; mod. imps.; beautiful locality | Daisy Plate Holders. | LLMAN, 835 » Benueyl Lay Hill, Ma. my 20-24! convenient governinent offices and three nes of | van , third floor cars, “or ace TED—TQ PURCHASE A _SECOND-HAND ess ALE—AT : _BARGAIN—ALL KINDS OF W festa Sy peasy in Good Order, Address ay UNFURNISHED Rooms, NER NEW Fic Licht i woreated Carriages d Phactons and Side- Box 575, Oity Post fy ANTED-A GEN DRIVING HORSE FOR ummer Keep and Small Hire; to o iu the coun- try forint phaceon uve | only occasionally used and best of care, “Address RESPONSIBLE K., Star office. m2 a | WANTED, — PARTIES HAVING HOUSES 7 Rent at Low Prices to communicate with us. have more pane aR, than we can Ail LLOYD'S E AGENCY, 338 Ind. ave, my19-3t* | Was ED—TO BUY A HAMMOND TYP: WHITER. State condition and lowest casu price. Cail or address D.W. ¥, Koom 7, 603 15th stn. w. 19. wh TED-IT KSows TC. D. COLLIN Builder and Carpenter, 717-719 18th st ow Makes a Stecialty of Hemodsiiny and Jobbing. Sores Doors and Windows to ord: wine WwW ANTED—#3,000 FOR THREE OR FIVE YEARS, ‘on improved real estate worth $12,000: to be expeuded on the ue Drop interest, paid seri. Box 66, oftice, V jax TED 8: ARS nt; payable quarteriy:on good and sufie clent Peal eatate ty thee ot "of Washington; BO come mission, Address MONEY, Star office. m1 7-st WANTEDSA PARTY OF THE OFFICE OF Gouter Market will Pa for Young Trott or Pacing Brood Gali between 12a ae Sid Zoth instante, ANLED—A REMINGTON TYPEWRITING MA chine No. 2; must be in good condition iad HERBERT L. DAV! tty in bulidng; 8 per cent . Address \ House, 2d land see at 627 ht part 5 cheap mage | ee JOR REN '—604 M ST. ‘LE- wi es rout Koom on 24 floor, N.W. FOR A GENT! F2 O® SALE-ONE PAIR NICE BLACK Nous! ES; Bde drivers and safe, 5 years old; direct frou War- Trenton, Va: oue bay Horse, » Lice driver ‘and sound. Call aud see them at MAGKA EN ery Stable, 211 11 m17-3t* * INGHAM.” 918 AND th eis McPherson square, delightful roome, h suite; first-class board; reasonable prices IMPROVED SINGER SEWING MA- Chine, $30; ais Remingion sewing machive tor Fe i RENT—911 18TH ST_NW., BY PRIVATE 910: com 65, sons. aor (family, New sud Handsomely Flirnished 7OR SALE—BEAUTIFUL- BLOOD-BaY KEN and Chamber, with private bath tucky Saddle and Driving Mare. six years old, per- House and location t-class ia fee thy und, genie abd sate fore lady to use; price, $175 cum ply to LP POX at stable in rear of 810 13th 1 Fo! sat FIRST-CLASS UPKIGH & barwain forcash Cau be seen at 114 B OF app, fo HOY'S Motel, cor, Sth aud D ste, w. T_1519 RHODE ISLAND AVE., FUR- uished Apartinents, without refitted and papered thi bath room and modern couveniences, Fe RENT—IN DESIRABLE HOME—2D FLOOR, South Frout and Counecting Room, partly fur- Fis 8 DREAP—A COLU MBIX Lieut uished, $15, Unfurnished Room, @6 2 Pleas. Evsdeter Bicyes 2 ant Connecting Kooms, upfurnushed, 8 3 Board ition convenient; references. 2 yy" eae =e MUST BE SOLD—FINE BRED MARE, Fe KENT—THREE ELEGANT ROO! F S years old: speedy. 211 Istst. ne milv-ut* floor: one « parlor; private family; ik SALE—JEWELKY STOKE IN GOOD LOCA ‘aud est wy dag tion, southwest: doing good office Gouble corner house ; sout . dor 1101 Kst.nw. a2 Telerences required, FY paying busiuess vac ress Qi. mies at te buts aud clonet ele | YOK SAL ‘KIVATE FAMILY 4 from the city will seli at a great sacrifice a Hand- y Horse, 7 years; sound and geutle: excel lent traveler, fearless of everything. evough tur Coupe of business use. Also an elegant Extension Top Surrey; has lamps aud louy tenders over wheels. aade by a reliable maker and eguul to new one; Set Harness WOODMON oor, 33° Lath FOR RENT STORES Wt NTED—H. BAUM PAYS THE HIGHEST CASH Prices for Furniture, Carpets, Feather Beds, fice and store Fixtures. Entire Housebolds 3 fiesiate Storage ou reasonable terms, Address 314 my17 \ V ANTED—25 HORSES FOR PASTURE AT LakE my16-6t ‘MITED View Farm; te: 2 ——_ ete om J. WAGNER, D—A LI W iS pasture at dow ats Md., eit miles from this city HOR best of care. Jbauzh's Grand Opera House, rin at ‘Avenel, “Ranuioe water is Washington, or Jans WILSON, Avenel P.O, Mont- gomery coun 5 Rockville, aa prory jfleld. with plenty of eh le; Rood stabling aud eS TO PASTURE; EXTENST pasture, shade, water and careful attentio1 23g miles from Ans forms €5 ver month. | Ref sd st. B. Earnshaw, auipbeli, 1itn’st. - Anacostia, L mid-Im* Want =ALE DESIKING CABINET per dozen call at Star Gallery, 45 near 439 at) Tero positions pitens Dao? Tatts iugton for children. was ED—HORSES TO PASTURE AT G Stock Farm at 85 per month; best of PHOTOS pas ure, Tubing water aud plenty of shade, with careful attention, Apply to General Mauayer, FE. B LAF- FERTY, i0th st. and Louisiana ave., or at the Farm, Telephone cal WANIED: PARLOR FURNITURE, UPHOL- stered Mattresses made over; work done in s neat nd substantial manner. Slip Covers cut and made: it guaranteed. C. NELSON, 1223G st. n.w. 101 0- W Ad TED PURCHASERS FOR 60 GALLONS OF 4 10 Galions of Cream daily; also to Reut Two Desirable, Dee ~ Houses iu le, 1 quire of N. D, OFFUT ekvill 2 TED— “LADIES TRY “OR. SSO: © cure lor female incase, saunple free. Also Lady’ Ageuts to sell Dr Meaiil'e-Couplenion Lotion rs. FA BAILEY, Geucral Agent 4209 st uw, “ap V y ANTED—LOOK HERE! ALL KIND niture stored at 905 New York ave, nw. \W4NIED-FURNITURE OF EVERY DESCRIP- tion, also ‘stocks of all kinds of merchar store and vitice fixtures, &, ©. WINSTON, myl 937 7th st. nw. V ANTED= ES TO EP; KEEPING jorses Winter aud Summer a Bpecialty; order box Price's Lavery Stables, $11 6th at. Bow. igri 7 i! road, Siniles from city. U. H. B.C. WaANTEDSwE HAVE ODDS AND ENDS IN CI- teare,by the box that we are waiting to veil very, cheap. That 1 box of 50 cigars. At SICKLE'S nd, lull anaes ave. Dw. fz) Wane KNOW THAT JACOB Hilleuwoss, the Pictsburg Agent, Jocated af 51 H st. ne., 18 kept ‘Luny se up A. Northrop's Patent Ceilings and Side Walls. Send tor Lo ay Vor WRITERS NEY A CLARKE & SUN, O58 Fae have Greatly Keduced the Prices g0 Lanes Paper, Rib: bons tor ines, 73e. Cirbon, all colors, #3) per hundred” &c.; will sell neparats App at once to GKUOM at Stable adjoming residence 1301 Ket uw. mwiv-3! Fok SAL5,-A RARE CHANCE FOR & BARGAIN— A Fine Driving Horse, six years old. bas great $haurauce can trot close ‘to three minutes. “Alsy a Handso: » Luggy and « Superior Dayton Wagou both ‘custom ‘made, and in "ure two monte, Serul Single Harness; will sell we 1006 13th st. uw, RK SALE—ARE YOU LOOKING FORA PIAS Funaiy secede phbsrbood, ead geod iad for iy vettled ne “i lor Groce: Bes Store or like: w 1 lease to desirable Parts, ior a term of years; o vbly €23 per mouth. ‘DUVALL, O20 Ft a.w. R KEXT=TARGE STORE AND CELLA\ oe Oth an st nw. Apply te W. ea 718 Lith et ace. apzo- 3 INT.-ST > Note our prices: Second-band Uprich: iso, FOR RENT--STABLES. — | New Urright: duished is Ssbowans, wits cugraved FOR KENTA SEW PRIVATE STABLE AT 718 be ke Si indi tO WORCH & CO. His 7th at. 11th st. n.w.; Possession given at ouce. Inquire | © See ee ee.) on premise, m19-3t?_ | FORK SALE —CANARIES MOCKING BIR Fi come a & ‘ae a, a eu ~ Tpee Y we Der ish Food, Spratt’s Dow ee bud Mediciues __BUSINESS CHANCES. m15-lm* SCHMID'S Bird store, 317 12th st.n.w. ROE SALE—1F YOU WANT GuoD FIRST-CLASS Ex. Top Carriages, Bugwies, Puwetor Surreys and daud-uiede Dayions, call ut A. i. GREGORY'S. cor. th aud New York ave, uw. Lowest prices in tow tur tue quality of work. UNUSL BUSINESS | OPPORTUNITY— "rine Grocery Stores trade estab ished; best loca- job iu its netbuoriood ; iil well uu sell so give wh bole. tien tion to other = wih [O8 BALE LADD = Fees re chiah, RESTAURANT Shag a FS ki LADDERS LADDERS, tional Theater, 1311 feet 66: 3 [piFuct Sides aia ai Kets JOR SALE—CHEAP TO a PROMPT 1 ER, | och oo bem LS ——- F Wholesale and Ketail Butter and Produce Store: yi Cor. 1st and Indiaus eve. a.w. best stad in the city: only reasou for selli Address H.U.P, office. GED TLEMAN 1 TEMPORARILY PRESSED DE- sires loan of $200 for 30 days; will give uve: Goptionable security and $40 foy Secoutedation, A dress HONOKABLE, Star office. ANERESGETIC MAN WITH a FEW —— dollars can hear of '@ nice Little manufacturii ng, RickLewe, 1120. Fe aoa AKRIVED—THIKTY HORSES, among them some fine drivers aud draught. Al~ Four Low-pricea LEOEL, 403 sia ‘mi Horses. N. SCMLEG: Ok SALE—BY S H. WALKER, 458 La. ave = +3 Heal Estate Notes on city property iti sige from Fe $350 to $2, 000, secured by frei trusts, lance mars bfect Utes 0 per ceut iuterast, payable sett uu Business where he can double lis money evel a ee by addressing CE. 1K, Star office. —* ay lrikt by PLATFOL, 1Ptk OK SALE—SIOUK OF A WELL-ESTABLISHED t fh Spaotis, aia Dining Hoom near Center Market; store sor rent, | St" sad d ae go aU Suitable for liquor or wholesale mneat store. - GOOD BUSINESS, Star office. m20-2t° AL i Pt ¥ RARE ay a Soar nllet & Davie Square Piauo, swoct toue: beaut WAXTED TO BOY A FIRST-CLASS BARBER | tui case, periert orc tte bs ould ok St saris orrented, 511 9th st. u. uy 16-60 JOR SALE—-1WO HO) GINES AND ler, Apply t0 office Of INDEPENDENT tok COMPANY. mp 10-00 ‘ANO BAKGALNS. F IAL Fine Kosewood, lange size, Uprigut, ouiy Fine kosewood, medium size, Uprucht, ouly Maguificent Mahuxany finest make, Coruut, only Elexaut Dark Case, five Uprigut, ouly Star oftice. my! Fin. SALE—OR EXCHANGE FOR GOOD UN. listed Stocks—a Handsou SAMUEL BEALE 310 st. Paul st., Baltimore, Md. E—ONE OF THE BEST LOCATION for # Dining Koom and Livery table: pear the ENOCH MARIS &'CO., {OR SALE—CHEAP—A GROCERY AND PROVI- sion Store; uiceiy situated ; doing a good business, splendid chance iors live man. Apply to 7 ide AL Le. FEU LEASE—ABOUT 10,000 SQUARE OF Ground on north wide of New York sve. between 20th and 21st sts., suitable for a flower garden or for general storave purposes; also about 5, 000 fect. on south side or 1 et, between Zoub aud 2Uth wt “mlo~ b.H AKER & CO. ALLET & DAVIS. UPRIGHT PIANOS; THE Pertect Piano of the aye; superb n tone towel, und action; elegant new spring styles. Ltr HL SUMNER, S11 Uthet uw. ~H. WALKEK, NOTARY PUBLIC. s. Dealer iu Keal Estate, Houses for sale northeast, 455 “Louisiana ne. 1 pbs shove are all fully guaranteed and are offered at low prices for spot cash, or small advance ou — tents of $10 or more per month. Also theswele- gant Special barwains in Square Piauvs : A magnificent Square Grand, aigntty used, only mets} Fine toned Kosewood Square, ou! Fine toned Chickermg Square, ouly.. Goud toue Square, for beginner Good toue Square, tor beximner Payments arranged at 85 and €10 per month, All fully wuaranteed a» represented or money refunded, We are offering these unusually low prices to give Some of our iriends who Lave beet waiting for a food the chauce tucatch on toasuap, Call at ouce, SME PLApO mn SPennaylvanie A i ne 1 Ligit Victoria, built by A. T- Demarest & Cor with pole and shaits. Also one set of Double aud one set of Sinwle Harness Apply NO. MeDEMMOTT & BRO." 'S, $1U Peun ave. uw YOR SALE—A CABLE & SO) been reu “MONEY TO LOAN. __ ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT, AT 6 AND € per cent, on D, C. real estate security. KANK T. KAWLINGS, 1500 Pa ave. y 3" 5 rm but one season . slightly marred in mov: juz; ouly $100. 1HOMDUN'S MUSIC STOKE, 521 AN L W ‘itbretian ena Br ois Covered, red to apply to Bs. CHASE, 1314 Pa ave. and 411 oft apls-2m myl9 bas (the Arlington Fire lus, Co.’s office) Lith «t.. ‘Agency famous Shounger P on. ml 2- NEE! v1 ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE IN A‘ ~ OF Havine THEIR | JOSEY 70, LOAN OX REAL ESTATE IN FOE SALE-NOW 18 THe aIME To save at Current rates ofinterest. — E. C. CUTTER & OU, eg may 14-1 it, aw, hand Carriages, Buxyies. Daytous, Burreya, Car TED STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND VY eniovutiny Norks: Feathers Kenovated: ‘Urnitupe ‘Steamed and. Mothe Made ieee $B YOUNGS Taos Peeve. ‘Telepnone WA XIED-A SITUATION AS WORKING HOUSE Keeper or ‘Companion by a, refined, educated young woman, in ® first-class fauily; us objection to country; best references, Address 0.U,T., star oflice. ty s MAN A GOOD CUSTOM good ref-r call or address Geonur ati ‘Hotel Slater. Ydana Bats, u.w.20-20" ANTED—GO TO DICK’S AGENCY FOR YOUR Cooks, Laundress, Maids, Waitress, Nurses, But- Waite's, Kitchen Help for this city or references. 613 7th st. nw. m20-3t" ANTED—AT Hr aD: JUAKTERS — POSITIONS for Cooks, Chamber Waitress, Laundresses ters, and Nurses, Seamstress, M: mau, Batters BAML. ‘A. COOMBS, 926 F ‘st nw. en ‘Cooks, Coach- MATTING PUT DOWN, CARPETS Wi TER end Cleaned ; all kinds of louse Work Promptly attended to, Apply or address WILLIAM, 1729 20th myI9-: er Wis x TEERCH CHEF DESIRES A SITU- ation ay Head Us in a Large First-class Sa orin a Pri Fi wmly. Address FRENCH CHE. 1347 Coun. nw. m1. Ste W: H MAID ANDCHAMBER- ble to take care of children reach rench. Call or sadress FRENCH STAID, corner 16th st: end Benne 17-3e° ANTED-SITUATIONS FOR ao, NURSE: ‘Waiters, Drivers, M Porters, Bartende Housekeepers aud others; Maids and Nurses to travel (Japanese House: h Maids); cities, country and resorta., BURNHAM'S L110 Gata we wait ANTED—BY A FR maid, » Situatio Wwe NTED—TRY SCRIBNER. BEST BU TTER- ine. “Table Goods, 20c. per Cooking, 17c. per pound, Warranted not to get strong dike Rutter, docs) {oF obe month, or money refunded, jou't take anythin it an wood ae Scrib- Ler's,” or “all the sume thang b et the best, w! or aale only by WAL. C8 fhipnific Sew Seu" 0, Genter Market Miudle of Fish Alsier, f. LOST AND FOUND. OsT—FRIDAY, MAY 16, BROW: N SETTER GyP; Phaetons, Buckboards, Grocery and Business M NEY TO LOAN IN ALL SUMS ATS ANDO * eed Siahsone eure 4A Dade Bars, kxtension lop Lg a, = per cent on state Securi Gue of 1 wo-horse Buss, 1101 ps, Nets, Sheet ‘my]0-La . PARKER, 1418 F st. Haltera Sediew and Bridles at prices “ 7 tor on easy terms, a WwW. OF, qprotoas 000 GEYER's) 405 Pa ave, myi0" WOR SALE — FOR CEMETERIES — METAL red Wreaths, Gaiv. Wire Settee, Lrou Vases, Wire Trel- J a eet "gor Hanetng Bs etn, Wire, Music aud Terra Cotta re work of any Bea (On Real Estate. to order. BCHMAD'S. 317 12th st Ww. eet THOs. © WAGGAMAN. MONEY To Loan ON REAL ESTATE AT 5 AND © per cent on Keal rstate, Loaus promptly made nd couautasions moderate. - HANDY, 921 F stn. a3-Im_ CHAKLES W. M ONEY TO LOAN IN LAKGE O& SMALL SUMS wins, delay entate security BL Kt JOR SALE—DARGAINS IN SQUARE PIANOS trom #00 and 810 yen te, Sarno, © ct thai tay aes 7th nw. |)OK SALE—HANDSOME NEW PARLOR O8GAN: {cue of the stock we advertised so low solid waiuu little white on chest; well feat oe leather ape SON, 1515 Het. n. ow. maker's guaran’ fe Liberal reward if fet atid Fe It. m19-St* ox 70 LOANgIN TaaeE ee cL | Pek s comeise, ot limon. fact ‘ y iN i—T WO per == AN ‘Bul st Lows t hdtes on eal etate — Ton Bz poartanole: Rewurd paid | A tow suma'ct Sha00an0 Soars JOR SALE—CARRIAGES, WAGONS AND BUG- Retyra Wak HO MEAD, Mt Pleasant, D ‘BUTCHING, Pa ae ies on enay ph ¥0 yobs to select, from, Be- tm 130 Fa ove PUAnGOE sv Met, Geurretown, D.C OST OR STOLEN-ON, SATURDAY | NIGHT, ONEY To Loan IN SUMS TO SUIT ON MEAL | 270k SALE—THE “OTTO” GAS ENGINE KE LiWourtencons Sorrel Horse, 3 white feet M #atate in the District of Columbia. DUGAN E | WOE, SNGboitar aves at gee LY and star in ieeena S08 yward if returned to. RG. ‘Successors a Fr. & Co, 600 F Bo Jose of uine | uo bandit: fuel. Send for circular DAVIS, Lunatic Asylum. m20-5t" — p29 | aud price list. D. BALLAU. aera Tthet wl OST C EE STOLEN FROM 717 MASS. aa 0. YOU WANT MONEY?—¢10 TO 200 TO LOAN = — ~ ry Tica shay doy Ste Gols, lack te? lta j| Dancearea Farthe FOR RENT—OFFICES, auswers to nanie Dick. Suitable reward jouseold Goods or other personal es = to above address, arped pelnciel cod eee payable in weekly or mou Lee MAY 17,4 PAIR OF GOLD SPEC. 4 tacles in case of Frank in & Co. A suitable reward paid if returned to FiANKLIN & CO, a7 Le STOR SUNDAY EVENING, GOLD BRACE- Edin ei Si ey ean eer Bw. Wan Same Sonwees, 7 and 8 p.m. ist A RESPECTABLE COLORED va situation as Cook; isa g: tr} 00 Gat. nw. basement ANTED — EMPLOYE! RS—FOR FIRST-CLASS Servant with reference in every CITY ID CE OFFICE and your order will wailed me dispsich. May Building, 7th and E n.w. | Wane FOR NURSES, COOKS, aiters, House Keepers, Drivers, -rertern, Kitchen Bands and others. Maids, ‘Ji French’ Mai japanese House- jaadian Nurses.) cities, country and resorts. BUMNHAMS 1110 Gat, Sa ml WANTED—ROOMS. }OR RENT—BY FISH & MILLE! 1213 3 rr 7 rr ee ” if denis Ang free from : ee and ee fever: rent from hy; free = 16th street, for €2.50 per square foot to F. W. Pilling; also a feo a brit house, No. 649 B street northeast to Thos. W. Scott for $3,275, ——_—— Tue “Wann” Excuasion goes Adee —o__ May 29, 5:30,— Plain Ssxz of fine old repousse silver, Dowling’ prices fe very low. The this morning was well atten s sale will be on bet cluded tomorrow morning at 11 Paros when the alley | every article will be soli.—Adet, ode Island | ee SENaTou RICHARD COKE saya Ake”: “I have tried this ‘ah very effective.” Cures adsolu' Felieves Hon. ‘Wan, He Cran bala of Preston's ‘1 sy cane experienced Nanae unmotione relied ous dragn; sellet be Siteon pw Ah Tg it, $500. m1b-Ut — 60} Kensal NTuY swore ES A SPE cOaVEnt oon 1010 Fat. B-tme 6 | WASTED-BY MAN AND WIFE THREE UNYUR- nished Conunuuicating Rooms for Ligh! Lug 1n HOrthwest section; references Sschange J.H. B, 514 6th st. bw. WANDED-HOOM AND BOARD IN & PRIVATE aa inily, within ten minutes! easy walk of Treas- ury departwent: price maust be reaso! exchanged. Address Box 5: | Wes TED-TO KENT aaa OR FOUR Rooms nope 8 S Poe. $i if idete as on first or + references {OR aa a AF BEADENADUS. wi RE HED Ise erin S000 or W: ee : aca sara Foe ee ad Hi for xentlemun and wife; Bort an pry d0nN of 10th; references exchanged. ‘Address WESi- evel ime EEN ‘Star othee. maya | Fo HYATTS' ANTED-BY A ENTLEMAN LAND Lal 6 ea Hailog abe itm. |W titres: Uaturnitned: Ce 2B hou i between 1 ‘ana ‘vd ‘asa eee - Wee ALL OOM ae 1x6 122-3m tes sborhood of 1 Wit 935 F at. eee Se eenape for recovery. KOBE COU GUT 18th ata ne aaa Hi OST — ON SATURDA’ Vi a fle YE a = Srack a suitable reward if returned to 33181 Haw Pep etsy a om Lov! ata Light Dog: asine Dandy: 4186, Kewara if returned to120u Bates meee Lee EVENING, ON 14TH 8T. ‘con Z] money, Royse, 8c. be Leta rw ward if ved to Cu Lo 3 OR STOLEN—SUNDAY, aaa COLLIE gb onthe olds , ml! lace abi will Be rew: osT— whit atlise 6thet ne. AY 17, GREYHOUND G¥P; SOLID GRAY, turued to 208 New Jersey eve ken meso Ly 1 Bok i Sutauzing between 8000 snd 6400; . and Whitne or ward herent ous ban sts hw Eira Lost gATuRDAY AFTERNOON, EITHER Senate wing of Lory! ou cided Liberal reward if oe seescae reward wort forges: at, ou Pa ave. sb gheraved ou 223 436 st. nw. = hotaing Leek THUKS: Soe ipetat oes Addresn Box 38, Star office. Capitol for. JOR RE! 14th and 15th ste. cicdigeelpmrennon yee — T—PART OF OFFICE ON # 81. BET. publicity.” Box Ys, dtar office. az3-1m' seneesions = ry i Tessomable ONEY LOAN ON APPROVED BEAL ES- Mone within “tpicesict of Columbia: oe ‘several ices or lowest rates et intareat, OBO. W. Lim Soo. x ‘Star D spihond Bote. aw. FOEEEST DESK ROOM FINE FRONT OFFICE, x second floor, 1 a.w. Apply at Koom 7, Te et ne alte iEece Loans wade at ahort notion JOR RENT—DESIRA’ OFFICE ROOMS IN > Si WAKAER & CO, Fa: Building, 1425 N.Y. ave. ; elevator, ap5-2m 916 F wth goed bats opts reutilstien aud mod. timp. eraterent. A. tT COUMBE, 1435 N.Y. ave. my’ = woh BL LOAN OAs On maak ESTATE A Le 4 HOS G. HENSEX & Bankers, > m15-3m ‘THOS CaN 1300 F et. uw. DENT ISTRY. 10 > IMMEDIATELY (020.000 10, sUMS igs eae Shite eres Pai | (008 F st. n.w. 4 OEY To LOAN BUMS FROM @500 UPWARD, M NATO AND 6 PRE CENT, BEAL ESTATE IN THIS DISTRICT. Bo Bozeman no Corner 10th aud ¥ sts. n. w. AT LOWEST KATES ON AP. ONEY TO LOAN ~ BOARDING. sums to suit, to tates &