Evening Star Newspaper, May 21, 1890, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.cC., WEDNESDAY, MAY 2), 1890. SOCIAL MATTERS. Summer Places of Well-Known Peo- ple—Personal Notes. Mr. Justice Bradley gave a dinner party last evening for a company of gentlemen. Mrs. Outhwaite will go to the Blue Mountain House for the season after the middle of July. Mrs. and Miss Wate will leave here for New York city on the 27th instant and will sail for Europe on the 29th. The garden party to be given on the 22d and 23d instant at Calumet Place by the ladies of the Garfield Memorial Hospital promises to be & brilliant affair. The success of the supper is assured, as itis inthe hands of the following i-known ladies: Mrs. A. J. Bentley, Mrs. Capt. Gross, Mrs. W. W. Burdette, Mrs. Col. Staples, Mrs. Burchell, Mrs. A. B. Mullett and Mrs. Edward Clark. Several ladies of the cabi- et will be upon the reception committee. Mrs. McDonald will entertain her friends at 2 tea, given in honor of Mrs. Randall of New Bedford, Mass., tomorrow from 5 to 7. Mrs. and the Misses Damrosch, the mother and sisters of Mr. Walter Damrosch, ha spent the past few days in the city seeing the capital sights before returning to New York. The two twin sons of Mr. and Mra. 3. M. Bryan are recovering from a severe attack of scarlet fever. After running the usual period they are now entering the convalescent stage to the great joy of their parents. Mrs. Bryan gave them ber constaut attention throughout and is now greatly fatigued. Miss Clark of St. Louis is the guest of Miss Suzanne Bate, 1303 K street, for a few days. The marriage of Miss M. Grace Parkburst and Mr. John H. Darneille took place at the residence of her father, Mr. L L. Parkhurst, NN street yesterday, at 10 a.m. Owing to @recent death in the bride’s family only the members of the families were present at the ceremony, which was performed by the Rev. Dr. Fullerton of the West Street Presbyterian Church. After a wedding breakfast Mr. avd Mrs. Darneille left for their future home in New York city. : Mra. John Finnigan is visiting her sister, Mrs. Brennan, 1818 L street. Mrs. L. Heilbrun now resides at 802 K street northwest. Hon. St. Clair McKelway, editor of the Brook- lyn Eagle, and regent of the New York State University, and Mrs. McKelway are guests at the house of Interstate Commerce Commis- sioner Schoonmaker. —_——— P THE BREWERS’ CONVENTION. Speeches and Reports at Today’s Ses- sion. A PROPOSED MODEL BREWERY AT THE WORLD'S FAIR—DISCUSSING QUESTIONS OF LEGISLATURE— | A SENTIMENT AGAINST THE ADULTERATION OF BEER. It is not often that a more substantial-look- ing lot of business men assemble in convention than are in this city now. They are members of the United States Brewers’ Association and they are delegates to their annual convention, held at Grand Army Hall. . : The regular business of the convention did not begin until this morning. Last night, bow- ever, the delegates assembled at G.A.R. Hall at 8:30 o'clock for a reception that had been tendered the delegates and their friends. Mr. Chris Heurich presided. Commissioner Doug- Jas mede an address of welcome and President Lefens of the Brewers’ Ascociation responded. TODAY'S SESSION. Teno'clock was the heur set for the session of the Brewers’ Association this morning and by that time Grand Army Hall was quite well filled with members of the association, but it was nearly an hour after the time set before they got fairly down to business. There was much preliminary work to be done in the way of paying annual dues, issuing badges and tickets for the banquet tomorrow evening, and enrolling the names of members present, and the secretary and treasurer had their hands full. i This is the thirtieth annual convention of the association. The last one was held in Ni- agara last June, but all the members seem de- lighted that this year the place selected was the national capital. : ; The association has a membership of 796 with members i almost every state in the Union, and in many of the states there are froma dozen to a hundred members, and in cities like Philadelphia, New York, Brooklyn, Chicago, Milwaukee and Cincinnati there are enough members to make a good sized society by themselves, Last year the receipts of the; association were $24,293.48 and the total assets amounted to the tidy sum of $31,476.89. The attendance of newspaper men at the ses- sions today was exceptionally large. A num- ber of representatives of out of town papers Were present, while all the trades journals were fully represented. PRESIDENT LEFFEN’S ANNUsL ADDRESS. At I1 o'clock President Leffen arose and called the meeting to order. He made his an- nual address and in the beginning said that the outlook of the brewers today is much more satisfactory than it was a year ago. He re- viewed the legislation of the past year as far as it affects prohibition or the liquor question and referred to the case of the state of Dakota which is trying the experiment of getting along with- ous stimulants, in a climate “such that during @ large part of the year even the temper- ature cannot be ascertained without the use of alcohol.” ‘This called forth loud applause. In referring to the proposed | exhibit at the coming world's fair when the as- | sociation intend to have a complete brewery | erected and in operation, showing the pro- cess of manufacturing the “national bev- erage,” President Letfen recommended that ‘s committee be appointed to take full charge of the matter, to procure the necessary ground and to erect the brewery. He then declared the thirtieth annual conven- tion of the association open for business and sailed upon the secretary. Mr. Katzenmayer, to read the report of the bourd of trustees, THE TRUSTEES’ REPORT. The report was long and touched upon many of the questions of importance to hop growers and Leer brewers. It treated at length of the bill for a congressional commission for the in- vestigation of the liquor traffic, the merease of port duties on rw material, the that define lager beer and adul- tion, prohibition and the fiscal pol- of the government, the interstate icy commerce law as it aifects the brewers, prohi- | bition measures, the recent Supreme Court @ecision in the case of Leisy & Co. of Peoria, TIL, who sent sealed kegs of beer to their agent in Keokuk, owa, and offered them tor sale in their original state, retail liquor dealers and their licenses, boycotts against breweries, size of brewers® casks and other similar matters, The report is strong in its antagonism to any adulteration im beer and announces that the association is heartily in sympathy with any logisiation that will put # stop to auy adulteration, although it insists that there is uo adulteration in Ameri- an beers The report is signed by the members of the board of trustees as follows: Thies J. Lefers, chairman, chicago; Henry Clausen, New York; | George Ebret, New York; Joseph Liebmann, Brooklyn; I. Danenberg, Newark; Henry H. Rueter, Boston; Gottheb F. rk- bardt, Boston; C€. W. Bergner, Phila- delphia; us Wainwright, St. | August Miblein, Milwaukee; Leo Ernst, Chi- | cago; Leo Ebert. Ironton, Ohio; Edward W. | Stiefel, Baltamore; James Liebmann and H. B. j Sharmann, vice presidents, and Richard Katzen- mayer, secretary. The report was unanimously adopted OTHER REPORTS. Mr. Taiman read the reporta of the publica- | tien and vigilance committees aud they re also adopted unanimously. Mr. Katzenmayer read the report of the financial committees, } which showed the association to be in a most rosperous condition The balance on hand | May 28, 1859, was $20,524.33; mitiation fees, @70; dues, $21,055.45; interest on deposit, 979. interest on bounds, $290; call | loan by Brewers’ Exchange £7,000, making a | total of $49,322.53. The expenditures during the year, including convention expenses and a subscription of €10.000 to the Johnstown | sufferers, amounted to $35,198.44, leaving the | assets Of the ussociation amounting to $14,- | 124.09 with liabilities in the shape of s call | loan of $5,000. REPORTS OF COMMITTERS, Reports of committees on freight and trans- SHOOTING STARS. IN THE SENATE YESTERDAY. The place was still, there was an aif Of tomblike silence everywhere; It hung upon the Senate walls, AS gray mist hangs on waterfalls; It swept the ceiling and the As gloomy as the “Nevermore;” It fell upon each desk and chair, As death itself had settled there; When all at once, there came a sound Of rolling thunder, rumbling ‘round; A distant noise, which nearer grew, ‘Till open wide the portals flew; Then came a crash, a fearful crash, As if the world had gone to smash; When, lo, behold, see there advance, Joe Biackburn iu his new spring pants! Poet: “(How did you like my last poem?” Editor: “If it were only the last.” Planked shad is good board, When the spring is “fired” we have summer. AT A CONCERT. Musical Critic: “Ah, do you observe that M'lle Whynot has lost none of the richness of her sonorous organ?” Old Lady: ‘I should say I did. I tried to sleep in the room next to her's last night.” Brown of Chicago: “Did you hear that your friend Robinson had been found dead in Chi- cago last week?” Jones of St. Louis—resignedly: No? And yet he was safer so, poor feliow. “G.D.S.,” whose afflictions from # severe case of the grip have just a little unsettled his metrical mind, sends in a GRIP CAR TALE OF WOR, A Grip-car, on the 7th-st. line, Listen to my tale of woe. A Grip-car, gliding on so fine, But it never stopped, when I gave the sign, And 'twas nearly “Nine.” Listen to my tale of woe. It left me in the driving rain, Listen to my tale of woe. And through my back I feel a pain, The rheumatism's got me again, Got soaked—with rain, Listen to my tale of woe, Hard trials, standing there, The Conductor inside, taking fare, The “Grip” man's blind, or doesn't care, Lrave—and swear, Listen to my tale of woe, This isn’t the first time, don’t you see, Listen to my tale of woe. That, standing where I ought to be, The “Grip” man’s failed, neglectfully, Poor me—to set Listen to my tale of woe. Hard trials with the “Grip,” You want to ride, but “it gives you the slip” And glides along, on its downward trip, This “Grip"—go * Listen to my tale of woe! Sane Sie AMUSEMENTS. Manacer Kervan’s Benerit.—Manager Ker- nau’s benefit ou Monday afternoon will be in- augurated by Dominick McCaffrey'’s Grand Double Athletic and Specialty Company, which will continue the engagement during the week. McCaffrey comes asaspecial compliment to Manager Kernan. Lester & Allen, now at Ker- nan’s. will celebrate their twentieth anniversary Friday night, when something may be ex- pected which is not on the bills. Tomorrow night the Carleton Opera Com- pany at Albaugh’s presents ‘ Dorothy.” A laurel tea for the benefit of the Washing- ton Hospital for Foundlings, 1715 15th street, takes place from 4 to 7 this evening. Prot. David Charles Bell delivers the first of his series of lectures on “Shakespeare and modern humorists” at the National Rifles’ Hall tomorrow evening, the subject being “The Merchant of Venic: c. Tickets at Stier's book store. Course $2, single admission $1, general admission 50 cents, Seats on sale at Metzerott’s for spécial Strauss matinee at Music Hall next Saturday, Prices $2, $1.50, $1. The concerts by the Venetian lady mandolin players at the Panorama building will con- tinue through the week at 2:30 and 7:30 p.m. ‘The new wing of the Children’s Hospital, 18th and W streets northwest, will be opened with anentertainment tomorrow from 5 to 11 pm, es The Strauss-Gilmore Concert. ‘The program for the Strauss-Gilmore concert at Albaugh’s Opera House Sunday night is an- nounced as follows: 1. National hymn of Austria, Gilmore's band. 2 Overture, Gypsy Baron, Johann Strauss. 3, Merry Folks waltz, Edward Strauss, 4. Polka “Annen,” Jobann Strauss, Strauss’ orchestra, 5. Overture, Tann- hauser, Wagner, Gilmore's band. 6. Cavatina for soprano, Mayerbeer, Miss Ida Klein. 7. Sylvia polka, Delebes. 8 Waltz, Roses of the South, J. Strauss. 9 Lion da Bal (string quartet), Gillet, Strauss’ orchestra. 10. Con- cert, Stack, Weber, Gilmore's band. 11, Buffa Aria, Mozart, Mr. O'Mahony. 12, Emperor waltz (new), Johann Strauss, 18, ‘olka, Schnell, “Clear the Track,” E. Strauss, Strauss’ orchestra. 14 Soloists Fantasie, Carnival de Venice, Gilmore's band. 15. Trio from Lom- bardi, Verdi, Miss Klein, Mr. Lavin, Mr, O'Mahony. 16. National air,Hail Columbia, GEORGETOWN, Extexpixe tae Exectric Ratiroap.—The extension of the tracks of the Georgetown and Tenleytown electric railroad northward was begun @ day or two ago at a point south of St. Alban’s Church. After grading a short dis- tance along the side of the roadway the work will be comparatively easy. Bevayvine THE Teacks.—The excavation for the gate chamber of the new 48-inch water main on M street has been filled in, anda gang of employes of the Washington and Georgetown railroad are busily e: din rela; — ly engages relaying the car —-___ ALEXANDRIA, Reported for Taz Evexrne Star. Tomonnow's Exectiox.—Tomorrow is elec- tion Gay, but as there will be no o position made to the candidates nomi me by the democratic primaries some weeks ago the vote will be merely a formal one. The polls will be open inall the wards from sunrise until sunset, Ex-Mayor Wm. N. Berkeley has been selected as republican judge of election in the fourth ward vice Jas. L. Dyson, deceased. Cuamrtaste Concert.—Another amateur concert drews throng last night. The minstrels of the Catholic Lyceum, with assist- ance from the Alexandria Musical Association, gave an entertainment at the Sodality Lyceum Hall in aid of @ destitute sick family, and filled seats, aisles and doorways, Mesers, Murphy, McCarthy, Duffey, Lyles, Keegan and L. and P. Downey were heartily applauded, Some hundred dollars were raised. ConPoration Court.—The cor Judge Norton, has closed its May term. One of its Inst entries was an order removing from office Mr. W. D. Chichester, lately appointed inspector of meat, under a law which Judge Hughes has decided to be unconstitutional. This ends, after a short and useless term, the inspectorship of meats in this city. ‘The report of the commissioner of sale in the case of Davis agt. Neale has been confirmed and A. W. Armstrong appointed trustee vice Thomas Taylor in a of trust made by G. B. Taylor for real estate in this city, ue Frep Mutea Cass.—The hearing in the case of youug Fred Miller, charged with using the United States mails fraudulent pur- poses, is fixed for this afternoon before Com- missioner Fowler, Miller and a number of his friends are here. The question of identit; will, it is understood, be disputed at the trial, but the prelimmary examination will, it is said, be waived and bail continued. Norrs.—The Odd Fellows have added the “Haymakers” to the work here. Messrs, Stans- bury, Bradshaw, Hinken, Kaus, Price, —_ Cook and Finch will make hay hereafter on proper occasions.—The three tramps that escaped from the chain have been caugnt and put to work.——Dr. Wm. K Purvis has mm appointed coroner of this city by the | governor of Virginia——The committee in tion court, Portation, Lop tares, on reorganization and theecbarze of the arrangements for receiving the Sdvisory Committes were read and approved. A few changes were made in the constitution and by-laws, and «owe special committees were anuounced, after which the convention adjourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. At 3 o'clock this afternoon the delegates to the couvention went down to Mount Veruon on the Charles Macalester. - At a reunion given by Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hoimes, 1013 T street northwest,on the oc- Virginia Fire Association, which will meet here | during the first week of June, will hold ameet- | ing tonight on the subject of raising — | = — A Lem tae Migs arpa oc poe of e Spring Garden one anda acres, aqj the Midland railroad and Christ Church Cemetery, for $850 and will transfer itto the Midland Company, which will use it trains.—The Poto- in connection with the: pel mac Stone Com , with C. G. Smith, B. H. Warner, R. H. Pailips and others, incorpo- easion of the sixty-first anniversary of their marriage the aggregate of the ayes of the seven people who participated in the occasion was five hundred and thirty-nine years, giving am average Of seventy-seven years each, rators, has been chartered here, The Washington Continentals, boy a Mills st their artory hot and’ C autet erties which was largely attended by their friends, A FATAL GAME OF CRAP. The Trial of Charles Leonard for Mi In the Criminal Court, Chief Justice Bing- ham, this morning the case of Charles Leonard, indicted for the murder of George W. Sayers by stabbing him in the Jung on the night of 28 last, causing death on March 1 st Sayers’ residence, No, 11 Trumbull street, was called for trial. Mr. Robert Christy appeared for the defend- ant and Assistant District Attorney Lipscomb for the government, The homicide is alleged to‘have resulted from « quarrel over a game of “crap,” and it is charged that Leonard, dr: ing a knife, cut Sayers in the breast, the blade Penetrating the lung, the wound causing death. fey oo witnesses bei: kegel oe nesses for vernment—! and 0" y nell—failed to auower. It was stated that they were in the city on the 17th instant, but were now in St. Louis, Mo, The government was, however, to proceed without them, but the defendant claimed that he was entitled to their presence and moved that the case be con- tinued. After some discussion the court granted the motion. —— Annoying the Bank Officials Again, ‘Wm. J. Patch, the young man who has been repeatedly annoying the officials at the Central National Bank since he was discharged from there several months ago, was a prisoner in the Police Court again today charged with being a suspicious person, Cashier Ruff of the bank repeated the story of Patch’s annoyances as he bas often done before. Judge Miller expressed a belief that the prisoner's mind was affected and suggested that he had better be examined as to his sanity. The bank was entitled to protection. He ordered the defendant committed for a further hearing aud the case will come up again on Saturday. —— oe The Zoo Park Appraisers. Elias E. White, Samuel E. Wheatley and Benjamin D. Carpeuter, appointed appraisers of the lands for the Zoological Park, have filed their oaths of office in the office of the clerk of the court. —s——_ Death of Mr. John R. Baker. Mr. John R, Baker, aged sixty years, are- *pected citizen of Washington and for ten years past in the government service, died this morning. His funeral will take place from his late residence, 1936 16th street, Friday after- noon, ee Among the Ball Clubs. The Atlantic Association was a severe sufferer from the elements yesterday, not a game be- ing played by any of its olubs, The other as- sociations and leagues were almost as unfortu- nate, as but three games were played. It ia, Perhaps; just as well {or Washington that the rain did come, for it could not very well be weaker than at present, with Maloney just re- covering from an attack of the chills, Jordan nursing asore fingerand Bird limping with the “Charley Horse.” In the National “opp re Philadelphia won from Chicago, 7 to avon pitched against Sullivan, Philadelphia made 13 hits and 4 errors and Chicago 3 hits and 3 errors, ‘The Philadelphia brotherhood club also won, Cleveland being the victim, 5 to 2, Bakely and Sanders were the pitchers. Philadel phia made 8 hits and 4errors and Cleveland 8 hits and 1 error, The Brooklyn players won from the ex- Senators and took first place, 8 to 3. Ferson, Keefe and Mack and Sowders and Orr were the batteries. Brooklyn made 14 hits and 5 errors and Buffalo 11 hits and 7 errors, Busy Canntaces AND REFRIGERATORS, Last week we announced a line of PARLOR SUITES, seven pieces, at a figure—35—that made every one want them, This week we shall make s specialty of BABY CARRIAGES AND REFRIGERATORS, 4s was the case with the Parlor Buites, many will want them—no family should be without them—and the stock we display embraces the newer styles, the Dest makes and the lowest prices, But as the season advances the demand increasesand the stock decreases, ‘Therefore the wise will call early make their selections and save themeeives disappoint- ments and money at the same time. The benefits of our credit system are always atthe disposal of our customers, and therefore it 1s not neo- essary to wait until you have all the purchase money. Bring what you bave and get what you want That's the rule at RUDDEN'S FURNITURE, CARPET AND STOVE STORES, ml@te 930 AND 932 7TH 8T. N.W. Cuaxor Tar Barats leas attitude of expectancy to one of Lappy realization, for THE TIME HAS COME ‘When your fondest dreams may be realized, MEN'S BLUE SUITS. Slater's Flanvels, strictly all wool, fadeless color. Made up Grand Army Rewulation, with two sets of buttons, = 89.50, MEN'S SERGE SUITS—Blue, strictly all wool, tade- Jess color, 11.60. MEN'S BUITS—Plaids and Checks, strictly all wool, 96.75, MEN'S SUITS—Neat mixtures, sizes 34 to 40, $4.62, TWO HUNDRED CHILDREN’S SAILOR SUITS— Ages 3 to 10 years, Blue worked collars, made up in elegant style, me GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS AND HATS—New {nvoiee, 200 dozen Coliars «standiug only), 4-ply linen, at Ge. or 70c. per dozen, Better grades at 9c., 15e. and \7c. each. 4-ply all-linen Cuffs, Llc, Better gerade at 250. Celluloid Collars, first quality, at 19¢. ; Cuffs for 37¢, A full line of White Laundered Shirts from 69¢, to $2; Unlaundered from 39¢. to $l. An elegant line of Genuine Balbriggan Underwear, full Tegulsr made, at S0c, Egyptian Goods, with silk finish, full regular made, at 50c. A beautiful line of Genuine Lisle Thresd, full regular made, only $2 0 set. A full line of Colored Hosiery from 10o. to 47¢, ‘© pair; White from 150. to 35c. a pair, A tine line of Outing Ghirteat 40c. A better lime at 75c. A com- plete line of Hates, Black and Light Colored Derbies, A full line of Straw Goods Beat make Silk Hat $5. VICTOR E. ADLER & BROTHER, TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, Hats and GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, 927 AND 929 7TH ST. N. W., Coruer Massachusetts Avenus SBTBICTLY ONE PRICE Open Saturday until 11 p.m. WANTED--HELP. WANTED--HOUSES. FOR RE R_RENT—ROOMS. y ANTED—IMMEDIATELY, A NURSE TO CARE w. Que, Cnild, do ‘Hodsewonk, Crderscand 3 ss cities S08 Bee noes Tee: Bret clase 'TED—A DRUG Oth et. n.w. WiSTED-4 $000 SEAMSTRENS “aT ONCE Apply to 2141 st. n.w. 1 it* WaAxTED —A, COOK WHO UNDERSTANDS 933 D st nw. it WaAsrep — IMMEDIATELY — FIRST-CLASS ‘Waist who thorot ag! understands draping: for such hauda e high price paid: jeady work al) summer. hire THAVIS T3SS Tse WORSE A, he FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS WAXTED—TO BENT, JUNE 1 OR 15, A SIX OR FR RENT—1315 MASS: ACHUSETTS AVE., FUR. SALE—CIGAR AND STATIONERY STORE Seven; Address, stating location, nisbed. Large Cool Rooms for suminer or Fins ‘South Washuugton and * payne a ea Aer tar ofice Saati “St | permancntiy. mao ‘Address CIGARS, Star offal te ‘WV ANTED—CARE OF HOUSE FOR SUMMER BY ENT_THREE ELEGANT ROOMS, SECOND 0, ROSEWOOD Cask, ga oe Mattos fe | See Sar mil-vt | required 1101 Ket. nw, ‘sre-tart __ 937 Pennsylvania ave, vear Wen et WASTED GENTLEMAN WIFE (NO KR RENT—WITH Two ©. WHOLE BEAUTIFUL SQUARE PIANO, rea) Wil cate Yor and weotect Second Floor, Three. Kooms ‘one #uuih | Kf octaves, Keecw ood case Jews, sound as Bguse for the 3 References given. i priv werer of preparing breakfasts, @2U. | lar, with end cover complete; ou, PRUTE ofc. Ie | Gae oom, third door; 80 heterences, SOuN Y. EL. \WWANTED-To PORGHASE A NINE-Hoow | 2751 F t uw. m2i-6* | _m2i-3t 037 Pennsylvania Wiidtse tn ovation and repair: part cast, bal- | JOR, RENT—TWO SUCOND-STORY COMMUNT. Fok Sate amour Piay ‘auce in moni Address E. M. cating Koome; rnished: splendid location; Dogany case, 7's; octaves: oul: aah. office, @lectric care pass the dour, 11% New York ave, 21-6t" i. = JOHN F. ELLIS & 00. W4NTED FROM JUNE 1 TO SoToBER R RENT—TWO OR THREE KOOMS, sviT- | _™2?- rene Demaiwat ., See a “For 8 roomn House, with large C able forlight housekeeping, good neigh) FoR SACECUINDEMAN SQUARE | PLAKO, 7 in Mt. Pleasant; will purchase if suited. A ‘or terms apply at 345 Sih st. De. amy20-St* ven, Rosewood case: culy @150 cash: ‘tuliy HARTFORD, Star office. my warranted JOHN ELLIS & Go. ANTED—BY MAY ANT, 937 Pennaylvania ave., bear 1Uth ANTED—A FIRST - CLASS BLACKSMITH, Steady work to sgood man. BECK LROS., 100 6th st. nw. a ANTED —A ; WHITE: GERMAN PRE- wscful inreetserant Baia vt + featinas mee 6 reataurant kitchen, p.m at BURKARTS, ‘Oth end F stan w. ir’ references. 2424 14th st. m2]-2t* w: 'TED—A RELIABLE GENTLEMAN (FORMER merchant or permmercbant or Department cleric preferred) fora rmanent Position During Summer; salary week. Apply Ofices 424 5th ats 1. ae WILLING TO WARSTED-cHAMBERMAID, Oo: 7 Scrub. Can sleep in house. Appiy to 455 Penn- sylvania sve. nw. it? W&SIED-BOY IN REAL ESTATE AND INSUR- ance Office ; salary Addresa in own hand- writing, stating age, K.E, AND L BROKER, Star fice, my21-3t* WARTED A GOOD CANVASS Book entitled “Remarks ot Bill N gommission. “C.D, ALDERSON & C w. WARSTED-AT ONCE-A” WONAN | TO SEW must know how to cut ‘cet. wages to the right Person. Apply at once, “Mra Wy 122 D wt nw. ets NTED—A FIRST-CLASS COOK; MUST UN- ftand her business: good wages. 814 Lat Bw. zs WWANTED-A WOMAN TO DO WASHING AND Troning and General House Work, Apply with | references, 630 D at. n.w. ae WARTED-AT THE CITY INTELLIGENCE OF- fice every day, Working Women, Men, Boys aud Girk waiting for work—applications for govern- ment postions prep May Building, tb EE w, Positions prepared. ‘ANTED—WOMEN COOKS, §10 TO 860: LAUN- dress, Cooks, Butlers, Coachmen, Farm and r airy. Kitchen and Paptr: sorte. DICK'S AGENCY. 613-71 Vv MEN COOKS,810 TO HA’ . Nuraes and Laundresses, in city 01 away; Waiters, Drivers or Farm Hands: Colored Men Cooks, SAML. A. COOMBS, 926 Fst. n.w. m21-2t* W ANTED—AN HONEST, EXPER D Chirk to Work in a Grocery and Liquor store; « single young mun; no other need apply. Call at once, 1596 3d st. a. my mz0-2t" ANTED—A GIRL TO COOK, WASH AND IRON for Small Family; must stay at night and bring Inquire 433 Met. nw. mz0-2t" N EXPERIENCED tore hone but experienced part; », Star office. m20-tu,w&s-3t? ANTED—IMMEDIATELY—A_ FIRST- White Barber of sober habits and union 1 2203 C at.ne, me WANTED MENT — ASSO- ciation, Women aud Men Waiters, Butlers, House Girls, Ladies’ Maide and otBer Heip. work guar- anteed; im city or away, BOWIE, Agt. Pa. uve. aw. yy ANTED—A FIRST- gineer, one who Wi dress HOPE, Star Office, 2 ANiED—A MAN AND WIFE TO GO TO 5! fc ble und outdoor work; wife maid. Answer with relere m0: WASTED—4 MAN TO TAKE CHARGE OF OUR Stock Koom: oue stumed to hapdling mer- chandise preferred; must bring the best of refer Appiy at office of SAKS AND COMPA. en m2 WE&8STED-& WHITE WOMAN Tv DO Housework and who will stay at night 47 p.m., 2213 Washington ¢ 2" WASTED FOR THE BEST ACCIDENT INS CO. ving busivess in D.C., Solicitors tor each Went aud South Washington, “ivy” Yard! and “Anacostia, first-class men only of extensive acquiintance; bring refereuc “pee SS m19-3 S, 637 F LE COLORED BO’ for Housework. Apply mdations, mi9-st att ed about eighiteen years, Tsth st. with good recon WwW aw. 7 ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS WHITE OOOK, CE. inen or English, prefered. Apply with recumi- mendations to Mira. RILLY, Sunbury, Wyoming uve., Washington Heights, beyoud bead of Connecticut ave: m19-3t* £D-T (00D P once. Apply to JAMES E WAUGH, AT 933'F st. m19- ANTED-SEVERAL LADIES AND GENTLE- men tor Is rectal bs 0 Crore ons oe “2 month A oom 5 tre jational iu) Bulla corner 7th id Pa. ave. m19-3t* \Wy ANTED-—HOUSEMEN (COLORED AND VERY WESArnd Witte snd Colosed Cooke: Ritrhen Maida, Farm and Dairy Hands, Seaustresses; Young Girls (nursing aud assie, &o,” BURNHAM'S, 1110. G aw, ny 17-1 WANTED— DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT | BU- Teau, conducted by Indies—Men end Wowen, white and colored, for all kinds of domestic labor, ci d states: with Feferences. nemoved to 7UY ANTED — AGENTS TO SELL THE PINLESS Clothes Line; patent recently issued. It holds the clothes without pins; they do not freezs to it and gunnot biow off, Sample line sent by mail 30c, foot line by mail #1.25. For circulars, p st ct £ PINLESS CLOTHES LINE Cv., 28, BY CAREFUL TEN § or 9 Room Ba “window House without base ment. | Near 9th or cars. Kent not to exceed 840. Address BOSTON SHELDON, ‘Star office 100" ag ao es, To 7. room: e ween and 18th, Gand Sete, new. Ad Baming lowest < location, &0., PU! Star office, ml7-lw* Foe BEST LFOUR ROOMS TO A SMALL FAMILY Pet ithoat Childrem; gas and water, X15 Ps. ave. mz0-2" {OR RENT—NICE LARGE oul and mood Fok SET sar Fst. Second-story Front Room board and every convenience. st reasonable table. ROE ROOMS SITH BOARD Tat @Y desirable location 815 12th aw. my20-.it* NW, DELichiF or Suite of Kooms with 8 myZO-3t* WASTED OR THE SUMMER—SATIOFACTORE eras hpaiee hie Rduness NEW ENGLAND, Star ofice m15-1w' [OR mee ‘west of War and Na' furnished: Fe preferred. ‘T—1720 H ST. N.W., ONE Devte, First SQUARE band- ;also Front joor, 4 gentlemen m13-2* WARTD Fou A SYNDICATE-PROPER ‘th. @th. 10th, 11th, 12th and 13th w between Pa. ave. and 1008 F st. n.w. acho We Hat'n.w. ACKER & GADSBY, m2-1m WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WARTEDI RESPONSIBLE PARTY WILL TAKE Busey for care, or will purchase om ta, Box 59, Star office, Horse month); payment m2’ ft w= TED—TO BUY APUG DOG; STATE PRICE and where can be seenatter 7 p.m. or Sunday. Address O°X'0, Star oes malate Wanrev — PERSONS WISHING TO GET Pasture at $2.60 per month for Horses please cail XK it 300 10th st nw. m2 1-2w* we TO KNOW THAT JAC WwW ANTED—EVERY ON. Hiliengoss, the Pittsburg Avent, located at 721 H st. Be., is kept busy Pai juke and Side Walls. Send putting Up A Northroy 0 G reireular. ap2i-2mie PORBENT—1701 PST NEAR DUPONT % airy second-story Kiooms, furnished, “with Boards sy ome Bs OK RENT—3% ROOMS, UNFURNISHED, SUITA- ae bie for iight housekeeping, to parties without chil. dren. Apply to 1919 H a.w. mivse FE RENT—THREE APARTMENTS OF 1 WOAND ree Tooms eu multe; ‘and keptly furnisued At the WOODMO : aud lows circle closet ele. WOODMUN, cor. 13th 243m __FO R_RENT—OFFICES, m21-3t Raat ee Apply to WML. FINLEY SCOTS Go. ols I ert =P. and 16th sts. p.w. cellent iocation, Address FICE KOUM AT 1300 F THOS. G. HENSEY & C0., 1300 Fat. iw. FiRST FLOOR fF month. Al OF OFFICE ON ¥£ ST. BET. reut ressonabie. MJ., Star office, mz0- ‘A GOAT WELL BROKEN 1 R- ‘state price and where to be seen, “+3 Star office. W ASIED_A SHETLAND PONY, ALSO STRONG Horse and Buggy or Wagon: Upright Piano in trade. Address CHUSEN, Star off a21-2t W {NTEDAT KNOWN WE HAVE WITHOUT doubt at present Finest Lot of Key West Ciara on the market; 3 for 2oc.“Inat $1 box of 60. ciara. SICKLE'S Old Stand, 1011 Fs, ave. 125-30" WASTED—DAWBACK CERTIFICATE: sy amount and price asked. Address T.B.H., Star office. ice, m21 FoR SS sylvania offices oF phot AKL, star o OR RENT. second 15-60* —TWO UPPER FLOORS OF FERS ave. bet. 9th and 10th paltable 4 ~y= TP a jor Foe SALE_BEHNING UPRIGHT PLANO, Wale But case, 7) taves. on! 200 Ms conewes: SOLE 8k CO. _m¥13t 937 Peonsyivaniaave., pearOu st. JOR SALE—WEBBER SQUARE (PIANO, BAND- case, carved erst 720) cus OJSHS F. ELLIS & CO., 3 937 Pennsylvania sve., near 10th st. FOE SATESSTOCK AND FIXTURES OF A GRO ‘loyeug Church” A bangin sh 8200 CS Dear . ©. BOYER & CO. 508 F st.new. mz2-3t OR SALI PROVED SINGER SFWING Ma chine, @20; gis0 Lemington sewing machine (oF _m21-3t 1O.coer G75." T2210 et Ge mA EY JOR SALE—A PAIR OF HORSES. PERFECT Match. handsome, stylizh and young will be sold Apply at stable in rear of 317 Missours ave. nw ts __ m2l-le Foe SAE BANEFIE c NEw MoDiT, $12.50; 4x5 Oatht, @8.75, all photo goods 12 per cent discount. everything the best obiainabl r on BLL mil-lw St, second fi J. CHAMBERLAIN, F ek SALe. TW0 OF THE FINEST ST. Tejas he Country. Call at 659 Peni oor. Fok SALES 12 suakes oF GLYS sell cheap to au iminediate Price you will pay. Box Sz, st Fok SAL wanpsome MARE, SEVEN cuanto "4 tay ro = barnes. guar wound. au amily horse, rt lars address POSIMASIEK. Irene Var mado Rm Ftecen See m20-20* DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS IN Building, 1425 N.Y. ave. ; elevator; wood light aud ventilation and all mod. timp.: mod- erate rent. A. J. COUMBE, 1425 NY. ave. my7-lm ————————— ANTED—T0 PURCHASE IMMEDIATELY—A Second-hand Remington Typewriter (No, 2) in od condition: on reasonable terms. Address F. P, ., Lay Hill, Ma. my20-20" WASIED-A GENTLE DRIVING HORSE FOR bummer Keep and Small Hire; to go iu the coun- try for light plaetou use; uly occasiuBally Used and best of cure, Address KESPONSIBLE K., Btar office, _M20-3t* WANTED — PARTIES HAVING HOUSES TO by ve tent at Low Prices to commuuuicate with us We uve more applicat han we can fill LLOYD'S ReAL ESTATE AGENCY 8 Ind. ave my 1 ee BUY A HAMMOND TYPEWRITER, —! Dd : coud:tion and lowest casu price, Cail or - HENRY, Room 7, 60: Loth at.n.w.19-6* COLLINS Ey WaAN{ED—IT KNOWN THAT CD, Builder and Carpenter, 717-719 18th st_n.w., Makes a Specialty of nuvdeling and Jobuing. Screcit Doors and Windows to order. my19-lus* 000 FOR THREE OR FIVE YEARS, real estate worth $12,000; 81,51 to be expeuded on the p Want address D. 1m prove rty iu builduy; 8 per cent interest, paid semi-ann: 1; Be commission. Address Box 86, Star office. mig. W ANLED-E. BAUM vAYs THE HIGHES1 CASH Frices for ‘Furniture, Carpets, Feather Beds, Cfiice and Store Fixtures. Entire Households = fvecialty. Storage on reasonable terma, Address 314 ‘Oth st. n. myl7 WATE HORSES FOR PASTURE AT LAKE View Faria; terins $2 per month, s N. J. WAGNER, ammy16-6t Rockville, Ma, y ANYED—A LIMITED NUMBER OF HOKSES to Pasture at J. W. Albaugi’s Farin at Avenel, Md., eiht miles from this city, Runuing waver it every field, with plenty of shade; good stabling and ‘ADxcOsti erences; L Ribim, 319, 11th and M sts, s.6.; J. dress WM. H. ¥OK, WANTEDIALL DESIMING CABINET PHOTOS at $2 per dozen cail at Star Gallery, 459 Pa, eve., pear 4} st. Two positions given, Best light iu Wash: ington for children, amb1-3m WANIED= HORSES TO PASTURE AT GEN. Beale’s Stock Farm at 85 per month; best of pus- running water aud pleuty of shade, with caret tion. Apply to General Mauayer, E, B LAF- LE TY, 10th st and Louisiana ave., or at the Telephone call, Tus. my, yANIFD— PARLOR FUR D—LADIES TRY “ORANGE BLOSSOM,” jure cure fur female diseases, sauiple iree. Also Lady Ageuts to well Dr. McGill’s “Complexion Lotion.” Mrs. F. A. BAILEY, Goueral Agent, 420? st. nw. -2un* . T KNOWN THAT MILK DIRECT from the country can be de.ivered to. all parts of city; 33 pint tickets, $1 cash; skim MUk, 4 fy Hecasec et. Worseaieni Masa apiisue Oo Audress COUNTY MILK, star office. ‘wis ws :D- x FOR PROF, © = ANTED-—LOOK HERE! Al ND OF FUR- Der's International Tailor System; with ary inch | WAAZEDGLOOK LL KIND OF FU! rule or tape measure alone, as all sclentinc tallors cut; ‘905 New York ave, nw. patterns and materials cut and made and iustruction | m6-1m°* Wil’ F, REAMER. kiven by Mine. S.J. MASSEK, 1403 KI ave. ——— ae = wh12-3m* ANTED—FURNITURE OF EVERY DESCRIP- ee ite ats myRlae Stocks of all kinds of inerchatdise, 5 5 store and office fixtures, &e, >. WINSTY WANTED—SITUATIONS myl-1m 987 70 TED-SITUATION FOR A FIRST-CLASS ANTED | HORSES TO KEEP; White Cook; no washing; wage: expected; undoubt . Call for three daj ov Liss a, w. DU etek t Wi TED—BY A GERMAN GIh as Cook by June 2;cau by sven’ at Ler present place, ¢ Corcoran si American tamily preierred, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE woman from Virgivia,a Situstion as Lady's Maid or Companion to Invalid; no objection to travel, Call or addrese 1424 Chapin ‘st, n.w., College Hil, ANTED-—BY A COLORED WOMAN, A SITUA- Won as Chambermaids nest end tay gbicase 3 Ks qe call at basement door and ring the bell of 2, WANTED BY A 0 1D WOMAN, ITU tiou ina first-class family as Cook,’ Call or ad- dress 1002 Sd st. n.8. at EPI Horses Winter and Summer a Specialty; order box Price's Livery Stables, 311 6th et. u.w.; farm 7uL st.road, 8 miles from city, U. H. P CLARK, 5 Md. me WASTEDIALL USERS OF TYPEWRITERS know that HENKY A. CLARKE & SON, 935 F have Greatly Reduced the Frices vu Line Paper, bons for all muc: 7 Carbon, all colors, ¢3 per bi ines, 75c. euch, 87.50 per dozen. undred. sauteed Gr inouey Feluuded. Bend or eall for catalogue, a m. Satisfaction guar LETTERS AND OTHE Correct and Typewr ietest coufidence guaranteed; trauslations, S Agi, Ivy lustitute, estabi i K «is. nw. WARITEDTALL IN NEED OF HAVING THEIR ‘Umbrellas and Parasous ured to apply to BB, CHASE, 1314 Pa, 1th st., opp. Star office. ave. and 411 apls-2m ANTE! © DICK’S AGENCY FOR YOUR GO TK W ancts Lacndress, Maida, Waitress: Nursec, But. ; all have references, 613 7th st mw, m?!-vt Wie bein Gnatnber as undresses aud Nurses, Seainstress, en 8, Coach- Jers, Coachnuen, Waite's, Kitchen Nelp for this city or abroad ANILD—AT Hb ADQUAKTER> — POSITIONS Me rs, Cook: mau, Butlers, SAML. A. COOMBS, O26 F ‘et. new. ANTED — BY AN id, @ Situation. NTED—BY TWO COLORED GikLs, Gk 2 Cook, other as Chamber indress, lath the oe for a Call ntenployer’s tor four days; refer- aL psa epaarer eae ANTED—A PLACE BY A BOY OF EIGHTEEN in Real Estate Office; writes s good, rajid band; mer. ence give A) willing and honest; can give reference if required. dress B.. 8 tl Star office, m20- OZ WANTEDS AD OUTH 18 YEARS OF AGE DE- sires & Position: hus had some experience ta aatate preferred, Address K. Fxperience in Institut‘onal Work, buth as Mau- e| and typewritiug: owns machine oe fe ee canoe WASTEDIBY 4 LADY, WHO HAS HAD LARGE rund Matron,& Position as Matrou ireference unex- ceptionsble, Address. L.K., Btar oft m20-3t° ANTED—BY A COLORED GIRL, House Cheap, by the Day or Clean Office or Address O-F.0., Btar office, 3 NTED—A SITUATION AS WORKING HOUSE Wa rieper or Companion by s, refined, educated man, in & first-class funily; no objection Zouutey boat references, Address .U.1., Star uflice, mz0-3t* A PLACE TO i ws WANTEDISTEAM CARPET CLEANING AND ovuting Works; Feathers henovated; Mat- tresses Made Over; Furniture Steamed aud ‘Moths Destroyed, F. H. YOUNGS, 140% Pa ave. Telephone 113 1008. WASTED TRY SCHIBNER, BEST BUTTER. ine. “Iable Goods, 20c. per pound. Cooking, 1%c, per pound, Warranted not to get etrone (like butter does) tor one mouth, or mouey refunded. Don't take auythitg that is Just as good as Scrib- pera or “all the sumue thing" but get the bes Js for sale only by WM. C8 LibNi, sZt Ss: Center Market (Miadle of Fish Aisle). PERSONAL OU WILL FIND IT TO YOUR ADVANTAGE TO examine the Plan and Policy of the New York Accident Lysurauce Company berore Tusuriug. ‘THOMAS & THOMAS, 637 F st n.w., mlg-6" Managers for D.C, RIVATE DETECTIVE WORK PKOMPTLY aT- tended to by un experienced man; al) business Strictly confidential; terms reasonable: shadowing i rout of town. Address Bux 163, Star office. myl6-1m Cu, SE XAMINATIUN QUESTIONS aan eww ELYAS: OM. Ivy Instita FLYNN, AM. Ivy Ins 2p23-3m Bouthwest cor. BEN and K sts hw. A WHORIZED PRIVATE DETECLIVE AGE NOY Williams & Co. Communications prompt ended to and strictly conhdential. Office open hours. WM. WILLIAMS, Mauawer, 020 Fat uw, my4-13m" OW 18 THE TIME. WE WILL PAY “bia yD N Money” for First-class Second-hand Clothing. Ad- Giese oe “cull at JUBLE'S OLD STAND, siyd « aw. wy. Py ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, AGOOD CUSTOM Tailor, a Place; good ref rences, Cali or address GEORGE HEIL, Hotel Slater, 2d ud B sts, mw. 20-2t* XTED—A FRENCH CHEF DESIRES A SITU- Wie as Head Cook in & Large First-class Hotel orin a Private Family. Address FRENCH CHEF, 1347 Coun, sve. 2.w. m19-3t* ‘TED—SITUATIONS FOR COOKS, NURSES: CH rivers, Maids, ‘Barte: Housekeepers and others: Mai brace to travel jouseman, French cities, coun: She resorta: ‘BURNHAM'S. 1110 G sinew. wai T-OF ANTED — EMPLOYERS—FOR FIKST-CLass WV SVR Uc ove cr.ees.tat Nd C. PRICE and your order Sealed with » May Building, 7th and E n.w, ‘Bpre-24t* : ANTED—SITUATIONS FOR NURSES, COOKS, Waiters, House Keepers, Drivers, Porters, Kitchen yp chet = eee Ls Nurses.) untry and resorts. BURNHAM'S, 1110 Gat aeene + LW. ml WANTED—ROOMS, W457z2 32%, A GENTLEMAN, AN UNFUR- ter: ‘shed Boot for permanent occupation speesty aud location: private family preferred. ‘Addsese star office. itt B. — NTED—TWO FURNISHED ROOMS BSUIT- Witte “tor bight honsex rentleman. ad it eeping by gen! trally located ; no attention paid wers uL- [ile i chine price and fivor. “Address G-MG. tar gt fice. Th ‘UV ANTED-THREE OK FOUR UNFURNISHED W Adinetor Licht Housekeeping: state series tne dlreoe E-I. Wa, Star vice. pt ‘1 MAN AND WIFE THREE UNFU: Daa Rooms for Light hg keeping in northwest section; references exc g Kadross JH. B, O14 Oth st. a.w. ae WANED HOOM, AND, BOARD IN 4 PHIVATE aay Geseaats price must be resspeebloy soernenes +: price mi TF eed Adiresn Box 5%. Star office. oe Ww NTED-TWO OR MORE UNFURNISHED Wisteat Skea Or x jout of 10th, feferenoes exchanged. ER, Star office. mld-; WANTED—LOTS. UY TWO LOTS IN BROOKLAND Warteeereas tae paras Saat Ge ee a GOD EWS FOR WEAK MEN! “How 1 sup. a MEDICAL, &. RB. LEON, The Uldest Established and only Reliable Ladies’ ‘hysician in the City, can be consulted dats, Cst., between 436 and 6th 4 Dawe Prompt treatment. Consultation strictly confiden- tial, "Separate rooms for Ladies. Medicius, So. ‘$1. Oftice always ope! myei-er DIES WHO REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF Experienced Female Physician or Mra. WiLSON, 110: $e Prceec aed cathe secoeee a GBrompe and reitible, treetments ay Hos! Phvaician in the city. Eatabliened 1835." adios’ Po FOR RENT--STORES. _ JOR ‘9th 718 15th st. KENT—LARGE STORE AND ©. and eLLAR, COR, C.JUHNSON, ap26-im L st aw Apply w W. 2, FOR_RENT—-STABLES 8 inquire myst" jon given at ones. __ BUSINESS CHANCES. _ | aed \LE— Fi -five Acres VALUABLE Balch CUA LANDS Near Auacostia . _Office—Monroe st,, Anacostia, Forse business vod reasons ottice, AS TAL Bi Fine Grocery Store Hon tu its neiguborhood, ‘wil sell to give tiom to other fie ‘Ok SALE—CHEAP, RESTA ‘tional Theater, 1311 £ sv. n. Apply to gd *s ‘M. GREEN. __ make 7 CBEAP—A BAR ROOM IN A GOOD locality; license guod for six months; wiven jor selling. “Address X ¥.Q, 2 HE UNDERSIGNED HERELY OFFERS FOR sale, an bull the Stuck aud Fictures contained in ve, Ahiers an 8. SUGENHEL SINESS OPPORTUNITY— ; trade estabsisued; Dest loce- Lets. “Address OWNER {OK SALE—CHEAP TO A PROMPT BUYER, Wholessi beat standin Address Aut irs c Dusiuess where be can by addressing C.E.B., ALULP. je and Keiail Butter and Produce Store: the city; ouly reason for selling, vickuess, Star office, m20-3t GETIC MAN WITH A FEW HUNDKED hear of & nice little manufacturing double bis money every wouta Star office, m20-3t* Foe SALES (0CK OF & WELI-ESTABLISHED Diniug Kooi near Ceuter Market; store ior rent; Suitabie for liquor or Wholesale meat store. Address GOOv BUSINESS, Star office, m20-2t" WaAxTED 10 BUY A FIRSTCLASS BARBER hop; central location. Address BANBER SHUP, Star office, myi7-vr 2K LEASE—ABOUT 10,000 SQUARE FEET OF x EF Ground on north siae of New York sve. between 20th and 21) stats. suitable for s flower garden or for welleral storage purposes; also ubout 4,000 fect on south side of PpALer Feriect aud action; & DAVIS’ UPRIGHT PIANOS; 1 ot. between 2oth aud 26td sts, nw. b. H. WAKAEK & CO. THE Fiano of the age; superb in tone, to pew apring styleg | Iustaliment HL stm 311 vt st nw. 5 HO WALKEER, NOTARY PUBLIC. Dealer ii sale nor Houses snd Vacant Lots ib Real Esi ‘theast, Louisiana ave, 420 B st, 3-3 Late ; 455 MONEY TO LOA N i myl9 QNEY TO LOAN I er cent, on D. KA 8 TO BUIT, ATS AND tate securit D, C. real os ty. NK TP. KAWLINGS, 1500 Pa ave, (the Arlington Fire Ine. Co.'s vifica) ONEY TO LOAN IN ALL SUMS AT 5 ANDO T cent on Real kxtute im MM. Security. . PARKER, 1418 F st. m5 ‘On Rea! Estate, THOs. & MM ghet To boas ON REAL ESTATE AT $ AND q Loans promptly msde 6 per cei and couumissions mode: m3-}m ton Heal bstate, rate CBAKLES W. HANDY, 921 Fat now. }\ ONEY_TO LOAN IN LARGE OR SMALL SUMS M Ou real estate wecurity; uo dela 0 delay, KOLEKISON, 1515 H st. pow. NIN LAKGE AND SMALL t Kates on Teal Estate Security. A teow sums of #5, 500 aud up at ‘> per cent, LUICHING, BULELEY & Co. 10:3 Pa,“ave. Moxtte BUTLEX, Successors to J. F. Cullin st. Dw. ‘0 LOAN IN SUMS 10 SUIT ON KEAL in ‘the District o: Columbia. Di ‘ c ONEY!— 100 luterest on Furuiture, Pianos, Horses, Wayons, Housenvid Goodsor other personal properts Principal aud auverest. payable in weekly" or muutLay 3 BO Temoval of Kvods Fes from Ce; BO 3-1m* x YS, Star o! Ms ate wi suai! smnoun lowest rates Vth and H sts. a. EY 10 LOAN ON APPROVED KEAL ES- thin the District of Columbia; several um Which Idesire to piace immediately; of interest, GEO. W. LINKING, cor. ‘alu | oe AT A BARGAIN perfectly sound an Harn te iw, my 20-21 Baggy, Harness, &o. Clot: between 436 and Othe _ a K SALE—ONE LARGE COFFEE MILL, THRI yal. CARL. my Fyind ated Sbow Cases, cheap, W oor, 20th aud Tetsu, 5 (OK SALE—ONE PAIR CHESTNUT GELDINGS, 5 Years old. 1649 bands high; the Landsom horses in town, tree from fauit or blewish. Bay Geldinus, Lot hands hich; cobby out mmarere, feat and wuiet. einale or Sotete ar tn caddie: out afauit. One ony Cobs, 1439 bauds hugh, very handsome: perf ctly gentle to ride ur drive au cau trot together in 3g. One Bay Geli the nest centicwan s wit; afraid of nothivg su out All the above horses are as represen: ‘and free from vice—aud are sold from reputation is untarnished. 3 . MIDDLETON, App cee ener ding. Sobol, m20-2t* 1126 Vermont court, sponte The Portland {OR SALE—THE PRO! UF A WiDUW—oOW- ing to my, horse Frank, 8 years vid, perfectly sound and has u y ri also Dayton Wagon and Baru ply rear 1221 loth a. Fe SALE-BKOWN Hoask oid) kind and gentle ip all harue ai active and stylien; sound. for $i4u Call J. H AKERS, Belvedere Hotei, cor. Pa. ave. Dusvand's d-ath, will dispose o ear bay — bw. FE, SALE-ONE Paik NICE BLACK HORSES, hme drivers abd safe, 5 yeare old; direct 1 renton, Va; 5 Horse, Cail aud see thema: MAGLATH & REN Ns ery Stable, 211 Lithet. POLLIVER. — mly-at* Bee, age eae CL, BLOOD BAY cl aug Driv a feotly sound, wencle and safe for 8175 cash. “Apply to LP. FOX, 810 aw. FRED 5 years old: speedy. spre threw most E SOLD—Fiy LL Ist st me mlv-ut" Be SALE—JEWELKY STORE IN GOOD LOca- tion; southwest ; doing good paying business. A. QE.V., Star ottee. mui ESE SALESA PRIVATE FAMILY “abvOvING from the city will sell reat sacrifice a Hand- some Family Horse, 7 y ‘and geutle, excel- dent traveler, teatless of every Uui euouch tor coupe or busiuess use. Also an elegant Extension Top Surrey ; bas janips aud loug fenders over wheels: msde by a reliable maker aud equal to new one; set Harnices &c.; Will sell separa. Apply at once to GAUUM at stable adjouning res: Asvl Ket nw. mvt Fok SALE, A RARE CHANCE FOR A BARGAINS A Fine Driving Horse, six years old: has gveat endurance, can trot 5 * Bugay aud « Superior Daytou Wagou in we two wouths, sex of separate. Frivate stable, miy-see Handsome Top both custom made, “and Single Harness; will sell 2006 13th et. n. JOR SALE—ARE ¥ Note our prices; secund- dew Upright, ished in panels, ¢170. HUGo WOKCH hw, Auuie Koony, oc. SALE — CANARIES, MOG! BIRD: oung Parroiy bee Gold. Globes sud Exes! Sprait’s Dog Cakes and Medicines. mi5-lm) SCHMID'S Bird store, $17 12th stn. OK SALE—1F YOU WANT GUOD FIRST-CLASS Ex. Top Bugines, Pusetous Curunuer burreys -made Dsytous, ata H, GHLGORY'S, cor. 6th ead New Nurk ave uw. Lowest prices in town for the quality of work. Su JOR SALE—JUST ARKIVED—THIRTY HORSES, emovg them some Bue rivers aud draught. Ai.o Four Low-priced BLU ied, 405 & a = © 458 La. aVe.— Notes ou cxey propery it size fro 8550 €2, 000, uy Oret truste, large marcin perfect titles. 6 per ceut interest, payable sem i-annu- sold at par end rued uterest. my 14-3m FoR Bees, SERY BAKE BARGAIN Ballet & Davis Square Fiano; #: ful case; Dertect order; must be or rented. 11 9tu st. nw. —{WO HOISTING ENGINES AND Apply to office of INDEPEND£NT 108 muy 6-6e JOR SALE—SPECIAL PIANO BARGAINS— Fine Kose ts The above are all fully guarenteed and are offered st these low prices for spot cash, or small advance ou payments of $10 or more per mou Luese ele- aut Special Bargains in Square Piaues ; A magnificent Square Grand, slightly used,only. 2: Fine toned ose wood Square, only > Fine toned Chickeriug pauare, oD, Goud tone Square, for her tone Square, for beyiumer Payments arranged at $5 avd $10 permonth. All fu'ly guaranteed as represented or money refunded, We are ollering these unusually low prices to «ive sume of our iniguds who have been waiting for a Sood tung the chance tocatch on tomsuap, Cal at once,” THE PIANO EXCHANGE, _myl4 913 Peunaylvenia ave, Jak SALE—A CABLE & SONS’ UPKIGHT MANO; been reuted but one season. slivhUy marred in mov ue ouly 8120. " 3 1HOMSON'S MUSiC STOKE, #t., Agency famous Sboninger Pianos mil'2-lag On approved real Good 3 LOAN 1N SUMS TO SUIT estate security. uiiders’ Loans made at suort uotlcs, BH WARNER & CO}, UG Fst REAL ESTATE AT LOWEST reat ; 418° On other approved security. THOS G. HENSEY & Cor Baunera, 15-3 1300 F eta. TPS, LOAN PMEDIATELY—950,000-1N SUMS To suit, from 61,U0U upward, on good Heal Fatate Security, ACKER & GADSBY _ms 100s F st. a.7, MF, 70 fous zs B. iN BUMS FROM 8500 UPWARD, ALT 6 AND 6 PER CEN1, oN REAL ESTATE IN THIS DISTRICT. 0 RO. HOLTZMAl Corner 40th and Bw. roved syecaalt 'y. Also, insurance Co, ONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST KATES ON AP- ‘Kou Estaie Security, » 88 Aments of the ‘of Philadelphia, Ke amounts a United Security ia sums to ult, to be repaid on installment plan, with or wituout life insurance | Faywents to run 5, 10, 15 or 20 years. ¥. H. SM1iH & SON, 1zz2 F'at, | 427-0m MORES 30 Loan On Approved keal Estate Secnrity, tp Districtot Colum bite i Wuy Sua ‘et lowest rates of Lar terest, evs J. Finkrk & 00. vel7 dona F at aw, OR SALE-NOW IS THE JIMe TO Save money. Len uays' sale of a lot of Soiled audSecond- hand Carriages, Buggies, Daytona sureys, Carts, Phactons, Buckboards, Grocery avi ‘Business da Side Bars, txvension Top Family Carriages, Pius Cue or 1wo-horve Buss, 10bea, Whips, Nets, Sheots, Halters, baddies and Bridles, at prices ‘that cauuot bs beat for ci or on enay a WwW. OF GEYER's, 408 Pa. ave, myl0 {UR SALE POR CEM’ RIES Metal Wreaths, Galv. WireSettee, Lron Vases, Wire Trei- hs, Crooks for Hauying 4, Wire, Rustic aud ‘Terra Cotta Hang: made to te, wire work of euy <>] iM, 317 12th st. n.w. mo-3 FE SALETBARGAINS IN SQUARE PiANOS, trom $60 up; @5 and $10 payments: ‘dis count toreash. @. uw. 4, WILD & Bius., 709 7 bole axents ior uurivaled Krauieh & Mach 15-4" LOST AND FOUND. ‘In sums to suit, estate wecunty. a MO3EX 20, 20an 20 Fa cevap res wrth) c X : Javi Penusyl vais aveuue, N ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE O8 Clase security, at lowest rates of interest: 10; sag ‘tbe security nom. FIRsT- delay ‘OBT—LAST SATUUBAY, BETWEEN NATIONAL ‘Theater aud 1369 Dat Lw.,a Bunch of Keys, igcward if returned to Miss CLAUD LIVINGSTON ab ve av OsT—A BLACK PORTEMONNAIE, HEAVILE ilver Mounted, between 1Uth and MM and sa Gots. L.w., ob Tuesday, Suitable reward ou revura te CHAMBEKLIN'S, 10th and Lats. now. ic Mo 20 LOAN ON est ROFESSIONAL MASSAGE CAN BE OBTAINED itis Baxennowen Peter medical reterence, by orn oe ap24 Buccessor toDANLNHOWEK & 5ON.1116 Pat. UNTAIN AND BULB SYRINGES, TH ‘Atomizers, Air and. Water eds unt Gatioat Bandages, Elastic | btockiuws Goods ior the sick room, Ce ME. DE FOREST* LONG-ESTABLISHED AND at her residence, 001 Tet u-w. Uthce hours tt to9 p.m; with Ladies only.” my etohes? HAS NEVER Lenn re SE i = single Forty years' experience, Mitiwect RE-TORtD BY USING A ortwoof Dr. vigorating: Hinicor Female, 900 bet avw- ES met Ise 3 H THE ELECTROPO: rope ge rian sae EE ahd Female Troubles, ‘reatinent o24-1m* 7ORRSS ia York ave. MAII ase SUBURBAN PROPERTY. T= BEST YET. ‘or fUr:her GiBBS 1-6 bance to secure s Lot and 7- ‘& 10! accessible by rail, carriage or SW ee Sir aie on ‘parties: _ to Desides bath, heated by FORD ST MONDAY MGW, (A BANGLE brace'et in vicinity of vt and Este. Owner may hevesame by ot lS Mase eve uw. prove vroperty aud bay costs, ie “OST—BETWEEN 7 AND 6 O'CLOCK TUESDAY sven goku frum LZ and F ote. to the Bout house, Brown Pocket bouk coutaiuiug abe S0U"" ikeward'if revurued w Ubi House aw LGere Te EsDAx EVENING. A LINKED Gold Bracelet with Fud-lockiuider will be auitabiy warded upon Jeavi Yih et mW. oF bud HEAD & CUS, oo) Pet my2i-se OsT—LADY'S BLACK HAND BAG, OONTAIN- bad @ oue- Gousr bi aud sume . * Finder will pleuse returm Keys to 3U3 th a wud keep the money. as - O8T—$50 Ku WAKD—FRIDAY EVENING, BLACK Pocket cont between B5UU suc Btu; bet KL ave. and Wiutuey ave.or 7th et, cad a MANGA: 20u8 oth st, aw MAY 16, BROWN BE OST OR BTOLEN—TWO BLACK, WHITE > L® Houud 2 montis clu Keward ature te Wat Mul Masane mie Pisoaat Dio. ‘OST OR STOLEN-ON SATURDAY Sour, from Pepco.e’ jouds, & Sorred Horse, 3 oi boremcras gitaae ama to hc 415, Lunatic Aaplum. es 2 fF OST—BKOWN AND WHITE HOUND DOs PUP, Li wil be. yard Suk recovery. wy (COVE, 007 12ta at we. J] 08T—SATURDAY NIGHT, ON LOUISIANA Linis lies cosens Dandy: +108. if recurved te Bataw. m2030 ‘OST—SATUBDAY EVENING. ON 1418 BT, = Lee Fase ae Witerigien =o