Evening Star Newspaper, May 23, 1890, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C.. FRIDAY, MAY 23, 1890 LOOK FOR IT. Tomorrow’s Sixteen-Page Paper and Some of Its Contents. Another sixteen-page Star will be issued to- morrow and it will be full of good things, This addition to the regular Saturday issue is made in order that the remarkable pressure of advertising may not deprive Tax Stan readers of that delightful literary menu to which they have become accustomed on Saturdays. The extra four pages afford ample opportunity for a number of special chapters of unusual inter- est, and every advantage is taken of the op- portunity. The following are some of the features of tomorrow's paper: LEADERS AT THE NET (Illustrated). The District tennis tournament and the lead- ing players, THE GOOD GRAY POET (Illustrated). How Walt Whitman spends his declining years, IN THE SILENT HOURS (Illustrated). How the streets of Washington are cleaned at night. UNIVERSITY ATHLETES (Illustrated). Teste of skill, strength and endurance at the intercollegiate championship. AUTOMATON TRICKS (Illustrated). Some clever deceptions and how they are effected. EQUESTRIAN HINTS (Illustrated). Points sbout horseback riding for beginners aud old stagers. WHOSE WAS THE HAND (Illustrated). An exciting chapter of Miss Braddon's serial story. WEARERS OF WHITE RIBBON (Illustrated). An interesting sketch of the Woman's Chris- tian Temperance Union in the District, GUARDIANS OF THE CAPITAL. The two bands of determined volunteers at the outbreak of the war. PRICELESS SPARKLERS. Some jewels worth fortunes and their strange histories, A ZUNI FOOT RACE. The religious ceremonies connected with the interesting Indian contests. TONSORIAL EXPERTS. Something about barbering in olden times and the growth of the business, A CELEBRATED CASE. How a bond robbery was perpetrated and the thief captured. GIVEN UP TO GHOSTs. Stories about Washington houses said to be tenanted by specters. DRESS FOR STYLE AND COMFORT. What women want and ought to know about dressmaking—By Shirley Dare. IN CARROLL PRISON. An entertaining narri who was confined there. PLAYED FIRST BY INDIANS. A game once popular in Boston borrowed from the Nisbinams. ‘e by @ southerner ATTRACTIVE HOMES. How a tea service may be made a thing of Ddeauty. THE FISH COMMISSION. How it was organized and the work ac- complished. ON THE BALL FIELD. Whatthe Washington team is doing to keep ite end up. THE WEEK IN NEW YORK. Echoes from the metropolis by Tax Stan's special correspondent. REAL ESTATE GOssIP. Some interesting information about Wash- ington houses, a eso ALLEGED CUBAN EMBEZZLER, The U.S. Supreme Court Decides Against Luis De Oteyza y Cortez. The Supreme Court of the United States to- day rendered an opinion affirming judgment in the case of Luis De Oteyza y Cortez, appellant, against John W. Jacobus and Miguel Suarez Guanes. The effect of this decision will be to allow the extradition of Oteyza by the Spanish government, which wants him for trial in Havana on a charge of embezzling a very large amount of public funds in the iatter part of 1889, while he was secretary controller of the debt. He is in confinement in New York and by the present proceedings sought to get out on a writ of habess corpus, The case was argued by Mr. Olcott of New York for the Spanish government and Mr. Phillips of New York for the prisoner. THE FIRST GENERAL COURT. An Oficer of the National Guard Placed on Trial. There was a novel scene in the headquarters room of the second regiment last night. For the first time in the history of the District Na- tional Guard general court-martial was in session, and the first person to be tried was a colored officer—Surgeon Sumby of the eighth battalion—charged with intoxication and with conduct unbecoming an officer and » gentle- man, The detail for the court was as follows: Col. Cecil Clay, second regiment; Maj. Ed- ward R. Campbeil, fourth battalion: Capt. John S. Miller, arnt battalion; Capt. Michael Ma- bany, third battalion; Capt Allen D. Raymond, second battalion; Cspt. Thomas F. Riley, fourth battalion; First Lieut. Kobert H. Wade, first battalion; First Lieut, Charles Ebert, quartermaster fifth battalion; First Lieut, Will. jam C. Beck, adjutant third battalion; First Lieut. William J. Simmons, third battalion; First Lieut. Hamilton 8. Smith, seventh bat- talion; Second Lieut, Fielding L. Dodson, seventh battalion; Second Lieut. Henry C. Lee, eighth battalion. Adjutant Hall was judge ad- vooste. Capt. Miller, Lieut, Wade and Lieut Lee were absent on leave. ‘The court sat around a big table and near the tribanal was the defendant and his counsel, W. C. Chase aud E. M. Hewlett. Before the court was sworn Counsel Chase Faised the question of jurisdiction, claiming that the defendant, when the offenses charged committed, was an officer of ital City Guards, sn independent organization and not, upon that occasion, a part of the National Guard. ‘The court overruled this plea and then pro- ceeded to try the case, the defendant having first dec himself to be “not guilty.” Maj. F. C. Revells, who made the charges, ied to the offenses alleged, and when he had concluded the court, late hour, ad- journed until 7 of ‘clock this evening. —— THEIR DEAD AD COMRADES, Burnside Post Holds Interesting Me- morial | Exercises, Last night G. A. R Halt Hall was well filled with members of Burnside Post, No. 8, who were gathered to do honor to the memory of their comrades who have died during the year. These were W. H. McMonigal, John B. Tanner, Joba FP, Denson, Samuel Hilton and Benjamin ‘T. Baker. ‘The services were simple and appropriate. In front of the altar, which was draped with SOCIAL MATTERS. Two Notable Hospital Entertainments— Personal Mention. Mrs. Harrison and Mrs. MeKee and ebildren and Miss Rebecca Strickle visited Mt ‘io today on board the U.S.S. Despatch by invit tion of Secretary Tracy. Calumet Place was at its prettiest .. afternoon. The superb lawn was th marquees and the air was from rose beds and honeysuckle that threw out Pood fume without Loomer ee house Hoey visitors were greeted y & a commit composed of Mrs. ‘Loe. Mra. Chas, M. Gib- son, Mra, Moore, Mrs. Se Mra. Tucker, Bix Anoons ke ipusiren ems at he An we. house were filled with beautiful things, embroideries and all sorte of fancy work made by the ladies of the Garfield Hospital board during the ape These articles, seraps, tidies, chairs and dra- peries were in charge of Mrs, Rutherford, Mra, Seney, Mrs. Burrows and Mrs. Whittemore, On the other resided over by Mra, Dolph and Mrs. She: It was here that Mre. Harrison was entertained when she arrived in the afternoon, Mrs. = aud Miss O’Con- nor, Mrs. Wheatley and Mrs. Butterworth sold the candies. The conserva‘ was very well adapted for the keeping of flowers for sale. Mrs. Thomas Wilson and Mrs. Chapin had charge of the floral beauties and Mrs. _C. M. Ffoulke, Miss Hutchinson, Miss Juliett Townsend, Mrs. Flint and Mrs. —- comes them. Mra. Sh oka given them a roses, whicl were sold by tiny Pe fat. °C Out upon the lawn the —— was paar’ cers tent draped in the Serr colors and Pacer ore up on two sides, of this popular feature of the caeiaowentis is due to the untiring efforts of Mrs. E. J. Bently, Mrs, Frank Gross, Mra. paste Mrs, Simon Wolf, Mrs. O. G. Saples, Mrs, Powell, Mrs. Keim, Mrs. W. W. Burdette, Mrs. A. B. Mullett and Mrs. Edward Clarke. The tent was decked with flowers in ath designs and the managers named were complimented on every side. Lemonade and sods water were sold in « bril- liantly decked tent that was presided over by Mrs. C. M. Clarke. The tent occupied by the trained nurses was in charge of _ Benes WwW. Blair and Mies Palmer and lay made was a most interesting and credita le one. One corner of the tent was screened off and the visitor paid 10 cents to see the $300 doll that Mrs. Harrison drew at a raffle, with all her complete wardrobe lying in view. On the other side of the tent was a table heaped with dolls that formed a very interesting feature of the fete, They were sent in answer to requests written to over a half@ hundred hospitals for this occasion, and they were dressed in the complete uniform the nurses wear in the hospitals they represent, Amo the visitors and assistants seen ebout the ounds were Mrs. Morton, Mrs. Berdan, rs. McKee, Mrs. Clover, Mr. and Mre. H. AL Willard, Mra, oe and hor sister, Mrs. Hoar, Mrs. o- Wm. Carlisle, Mrs Scranton, Mr. W. ©. Whitte- more, Mrs. Cullom, Miss Fisher, Mr. Horatio King, Mrs. Covert. Secretary and Mrs. and Mise Rusk, Mise Miller, Mrs. and the Misses Windom, Miss Alison Wilson, Mr, Thos. Wilson, Mra. Hine, Mrs, Dawes, Miss Dawes, Mrs. Cohen, Mr. F. D. Owen, Mrs. Farquhar, Mrs, McLean, Mrs. Hazen, Mrs. Bugher, Miss Grace Davis, Mrs. Squire, Miss Rebecca Strickle, Sen tor and Mrs. McMillan, Mrs, Chandler, Mre. Ham- mond, Mrs. Outhwaite, Mrs. and Miss Kelly, Mrs. Gutbridge, Gen. Card, Mrs. and Miss Nichols of San Francisco; Mrs. Fleming, Secre- tary Noble, the Misses Halsted, Mre. John Taylor Armes and Miss Bigelow. ‘The Marin Band played during the evening. and with Japanese lights all aglow the scene was like a vision of fairy land. The fete continues through today and this evening. A few blocks away from the gay scene de scribed is the Children's Hospital, a fine, mas- sive old building. It is situated on W stree and is where children are taken and nurse: and treated through illnesses or injuries with- outcharge. The Sours were thrown open at 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon to a large com- pany, the occasion being the inauguration of the new west wing of the building, a two-story aud basement addition, duplicating the eastern side, aud to raises fund to furnish the new wards, The whole floor of the new wing had been transformed into brilliant picture b; the beauty of the ladies and their taste dresses and gay decorations, Visitors were received by irs. Stone, Mra Phillips, Mrs. Shield, Mrs. Gale and Mrs. Kennedy. Anasppetizing supper wae in charge of Mrs. Jobn F. Rodgers, Mra. C. Carlisle, Mra, Henry, Mrs. Rae, Mrs. James Johnson and Mrs. . Davis. Mrs, MeGuire was assisted in caffe frappe by —_ Miss Sherrill ana Mrs, Magruder. Mrs, Tiffany and the Misses Tiffuny and Miss Sicard had a fitting setting for their pretty toilets among the roses and the hearte- ease that they made up into small and large one wets and sold for charity. Mrs. B. ler was assisted at her candy table by Mrs. Pua H. Sheridan, whom ber scores of friends andadmirers were delighted to see and welcome. Mrs. Harrison, Mre, McKee, Mrs. Morton and her friends were among the afternoon visitors, Others assisting were Miss Almy, Miss Dehl- ren, Mrs. Barney, Mrs. Sicard, Mr, w. jalt, Mr. P. Dodge, Miss Batcheller, Miss Con- dit Smith, Miss Edie, Miss Speed, Miss Sybil Pauncefote, Mrs. Magruder, Mrs. Kennan and Mrs. Leech. In the evening there was danc- ing in the supper room and the event was a great success in every way. Mrs, MacDonald gave a large tea party yes- terday at her R-street home in honor of ber guest, Mrs. Randall, from 4 to 7 o'clock. Mrs. Katherine Miller Wilson has issued in- vitations to the wedding of her daughter, Miss Katherine Miller, to Mr, —— Granville Gunn, which will take placeon Wednesday, June 4, at 8 o'clock a m., at her handsome place “Colli- cello,” Harrisonburgh, Va. Miss Miller is a daughter of the late J. Carpenter Miller, who was for a long time connected with the Wash- ington Chronicle and who was one of the founders of the Critic. The young couple will make their future home in Richmond, The Arbutus Club of South Washington entertained a number of friends last evening at the home of Miss Hutton, 412 7th street southwest, with a progressive eucher party, The prizes, eight in number, were won as follows: Club members— first prizes, Mr. Shaw and Miss Hutton; boobies, Mr. Burns and Miss |* Lizzie Barns, Non-members—first prizes, Mr. Halley and Miss L. Conner; boobies, Mr. Bil- lings and Miss E. Conner. Mrs. R. Goldschmid and daughter will sail for Europe May 28, and will not return until September 15, Mrs. P. T. Woodfin and Miss Woodfin of National Soldiers’ Home are visiting Mrs. Chas, P. Lincoln, 1514 P street northwest, They are at home today. Mr. W. H. Bouer, publisher of the Chester Fag Sago with his font. are visiting at Hollingshead, 1009 8 street. Tae Gallaudet and her daughters will have their last Saturday reception for the season to- morrow, Mrs. Sarah Fowler and her daughter, Carrie, of 29th street, are sate BF a few weeks in Loudoun county, Ya, f nefit of the health of the former, who has been sick for several months. William-Dinwiddie, son of Maj. Wm. A. Din- widdie, United States army, and Miss Mary E. Towers, daughter of Chatham M. Towers of were quietly married at the rectory of Dr. Steele on Coy praca Hill yesterday. They will reside at 1005 A very pretty tea: took place at the Church of the Ascension Wednesday afternoon, ‘2ist, at 5:30 o'clock, the contracting be ing Rev. Augustine J. Smith, assistant of the above-named church, and Miss Mamie Robbins, daughter of the late Mr, ae 2 B. Robbins of the Metropolitan Hot Mra a re ee triy re itor side on Q stre Miss Mary C. Lee, daughter of the late Gen. Dr. and Mrs. 8. 8. Adams held their first re- ception last night since Rhee pire shia their bridal trip. Several bundred friends filled the hospitable — of the Vinuie 2 Ream go the stars and-stripes and decorated with calla lilies, were placed 17 chairs, one for each member of the post who has died since ite organization. Post Ty McGowan pr ‘and adjutant ‘read the record’ o. maa, of his service in the army and in the ve services followed, led by lain and participated in by the friends around, and the howe, which Dr. Adams has lenent and co ratulated the happy cou} Tue bride wore er wedding gown of wi Cpe trimmed with lilies of the valley. Her come we he Mesdames Hirst, Lerch, Lenet and ges the Co} ver, Elenberger and Crenshaw. The tab! tions were white, and white secre ing i H Ee, SHOOTING ING STARS. Jones: “That Irish boy you bave is a dandy, isn’t he?” Brown: “No, he’s a Corker.” ‘McKinley just missed —— McKintey. A correspondent who b has been questioning t | Senator Quay, says he has the largest command of silence of any man he ever saw. “Ts that mastiff of yours good for anything?” “Good for anything? Well I should say he was, He is good for three meals s day seven days in the week.” ‘THE SUMMER FLANNEL. The Senatorial dignity Would feel a deadly hurt, Should William Maxwell Evarts wear A summer flannel shirt, wow Is THIs? Father: Weren't you out very late last night? Son: No, sir, I was in very late. Adversity is a plaster that draws the good out of mankind, All parents suffer with babies’ lung troubles. THE ALLIANGE IN POLITICS. Washington Correspondent—to visitor from Kansas: “I understand you are in Washing- ton in connection with a movement to—” Stranger—with an air of mystery, interrupt- ing: “No, sir, I cannot be interviewed, I'm here on business of importance and I’ve got to finish it and get back home in time to plant my spring bay.” Correspondent—who used to live ona farm: “Plant your spring hay? Ain't you a little of?” Stranger—indignantly: “No, sir, I'm not. T'm a member of the Farmers’ Alliance of Kan- eas and I think I know what I'm talking about.” ———-oe—__ MIGHT HAVE BEEN KILLED. The Startling Statement Made by a Defendant in the _the Police Court. “If I had given the ord order I could have had the officers killed last night,” was the startling statement made in the Police Court this morn- ing by George W. Harris, whois ——* in a place on 1ith street in “Hell's Bottom,” which section so many murders have been com- mitted, “Was there nota that vicinity last year?” asked the court. “Yes, sir. That officer was killed about one square from my place.” “I understand from your remark,” ssid the judge, “that there is a crowd of aia about that neighborhood who onl; an order to commit such @ crime. Am correct” The defendant said that the court did not understand him correctly, and when he was trying to renee his statement Mr. Dumont re- marke ‘ou Mean to say that you saved the officer's hfe.” “Yes, that's it,” said Harris. The defendant is interested in the Forest City —_ on llth street between Qand & streets, it was in front of that place that Harris was charged to have used profane lan- gosge last night. The house has been watched by the police for several da: and last night Sergeant Dunnigan and 0: cer Blaisdell at- tempted to get the number of s hack that brought a man and woman there, Harris claimed that the officers were inter- fering with and ruining his business. The free reading rooms adjoining these premises re been annoyed and the lamps in front of them have been broken, it is thought, by friends of the liquor dealers, and that —— was also discussed during the trial. Japon in disposing of the case, re- to the statement of Harris con- the murder of the policeman, and said it showed the relation of the crowd of law breakers to the defendant. The court referred to the establishment of the free reading rooms adjoining this place. The ladies in charge of it, the court said, went out in that section of the city to civilize and christianize some of the people and they met with serious opposition. They are entitled to protection ad Will be protected, he said, by the court, After further comments on the character of alg a the court fined Harris $10, jliceman murdered in pol “The entire atock of Dress Joachim Maiabot to be sol Co., auctioneers, at 9B abchiee, aber, and Cloak Trimmings of at auction by icin ‘Lappin Feene street order 0} on Tuesday, Maya, 1890." We Arrexpep The above sale and were the heaviest buyers, ‘Weare now prepared to give yous TRIMMING FEAST unequaled in theannalsof trade. The goods ‘Were all unpacked and ready for sale today. It will bean impossibility to attempt togo into minute de- scription of what we bought there and what we shall offer, but among the lot will be 250 pieces SILK FRINGE, 39 different colors, at 250, PER YARD, Worth $1 per yard, including such colors as Helio- twope, Old Rose, Steel Gray, Golden Brown, Seal, Tan, Navy, Garnet, Gendarme and Black, 200 pieces of the finest quality PASSEMENTE- IES in Vandyke and Floral Designs ever before shown you will be sold as follows; The $2.50 quality $1.25. ‘The $3.00 quality $1.50. ‘The $4.00 quality $2.00. ‘The $5.00 quality $2.50. 160 LADIES’ LLAMA LACE JACKETS, worth $15; ‘will be sold for 94, 100 LADIES’ LLAMA LACE JACKETS, worth 620; ‘will be sold at 65. 80 LADIES’ LLAMA LACE JACKETS, worth ‘will be sold at $7, 50 BLACK LACE PARASOL COVERS will be sold for $1.50; actual value 85, 25 BLACK LACE CARRIAGE PARASOL COVERS ‘will be sold for $2; actuat value 6.50, 20 BLACK LACE CARRIAGE PARASOL COVERS will be sold for @5; worth $15, ‘These we know of now, but then scores of other bar- deine will be showa you, such as will never again be Placed st your disposal, FOR SALE — MISCELLAN NEOUS, Ww Wares with WANTED--HELP. 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ANTED-BICYCLE RIDERS TO KNOW THAT aon get their Wheels Bepsires in Aret-claes 78 At reasonable prices. F. 8. CAHILL & 08 G st. n.w., Agent for Sluger Bic ) ANTED ALL, DESIRING this — by jsmonth, tory work.” Star Gallery, PHOTOGRAPHS 2 per dozen, children included rice $3; i Breotasbown Satisface . b11-3m_ WY Seseerak beens ee oe PARTY WILL TAKE iy payment, "Address Dox 50; Star ooiea,” °° mont = Mma ANTED PERSONS WISHING TO GET Pastas .,0 per mouth tor Horses please atJ. Ke RABBIT ES, 300 10th st. b.w. ANTED—1,, 590 COMMON PIGEONS. SCHMID'S ANY _ Bird Store, 317 12th we t Poor, rent Fe RENT_ONE faguim st once thes Ta suitable for Apply to 1 sijtable for light Kitchen ou secon 634 during summer, vo children. iE LARGE FURRIGHED BED and Piasza Leche RENT—THREE hOOM or light, bousskeering, to parties on first floor mi z3-6t" FURNISHED, ithout stuw, BRENT — ay UNFU USuED ROOMS, DowseBeep ug aw, ERENT — 201 Fok a8T. feces he rf Yn jurussbed or without boant.* Fe On MEST SPEIVATE FAMILY © terer. as rts homedacnier or board, near Capi- y uthera exposures. SE. SECOND FLOOR. e_ farge, Bay-window m23-3t° RENT TO Vilewe of Sldact oe RI RENT—PLEASANT FURNISHED R ROOMS, F° ant First. Tauec ne 10 Mi, Booms, suitable f making low rent to each. \WANTED—EvERY OxE 7 KNOW THAT JACOB Hillengoss, the Pittsburg located aa 7 up a. Nort mad ior eireular yANTED-IT KNOWN WE HAVE W ITHOUT v on the market, 3 forz5c. That 81 SICKLE’S Old Stand, 1011 Pa. ave. W ‘ED ances CERTIFICATES, 8" amount and price asked. Address 1.B. office. m: Wake ee —TO BUY A HAMMOND TYPEWRITER. State condition and lowest cash price. Call oF HENKY, Room 7, 603 15th at.n.w.19-6* Was aie OWN THAT C. D. COLLINS, Builder and Curpenter, 717-719 18th at as: Makes a Specialty of Kemodcling and Jobbiny ing Boxes made to order at short notice, myioine ins Vv ANTED—H. BAUM PAYS THE HIGREST CASA Prices for Furuiture, Carpets, Feather Beds, oO Store Fixtures. Entire Houseboids = ‘Address 314 doubt at present Finest Lot of Key West Cizars box of 50, civars. ___#25-3m fice eee Storage on reasovabie terms. st. nw. my: V TED. PASTURE; EXTE a Pasture, shade, water and careful attention ; only 245 miles from Au» 4 Rubia, si s se SES TO PASTURE AT GE Beulesstock Farms at @3 Per month; best of pas: ture, running water and plenty of shade, with careful tenth eral Manager, EF. Lar- : or at the Farm. my 12-3 ANIED — PARLOR FURNITURE, | UPHOL- stered Mattreases made over; work done in s neat and substantial ance Sip Cs Covers cut and made: it guaranteed. C. NELSON, 12256 st. uw. m10-66i iS ADIES TKY “ORANGE BLOSsO! sure cure for fomsle diseases, sample free. Also Lady Agents to sell Dr. McGill's” mp lexion Lotion” WANTED-A CLERK WHO HAS HAD oe rience in Coal Office; wood habits and weil in- dorsed: Address Waste iS HAVIN auieioetiord pg eke fake in Typewritine aud Grapho iiberal Sree YOUR, my22- ry W my 22. NTE D—v iF Clerks (female); also, 500 White and Colored Cook: Positions ; cities, country and res ‘BURNHAM’S, 1 ICE TYPE WRITERS — Come quick ; 18, 10 G # hone Transcribing ; commission on all work secured. Star of D Pastry Cooks, Head Waiters; wi ve.naine of applicant, age and references, Weoer a (DARBER STEADY WORK ‘apitol Hill, Office; one that can i referred. Apply to Fth'soa \ NIX ANTED--A eS e12 wa, Mi experience and references. OUNG MAN FAMILIAR W. erate the Keumington typew: oom 10, Robbins Bul ay ‘Mechanic ew York ave. B.W. iTH the Pructice Beiore ths Patent riter P PHE- wt, Newark, N. ,ANTED — A GOOD RESPONSIBLE WHITE Barber to take charge of a well-established shop. 638 P—COOKS, CHAMBERMAIDS, NURSES, Sit PLUYMENT OFFIC! ANTED—GIRL, TO COOK, tern, Las undresses, House nd « Avex, at. ‘sat Nat of all ONAL Be SH AND TRO} ior Small fam:ly; white eslocron Apply. trom 9 9 Ent to 11am. or 4 $0 5 p.in., at BUG A at, WHITE WOMAN TO CUOK AND Washing and Ironing. “Reference acon TAIL TAILORESS ON ANTED—A ade ‘Clothing, Address H.X.K., Star office. READY- V TaTED — IMMEDIATELY — FIRST-CLASS Waist Trimmers, slao Skirt Hand who thoroughly understands drapinx; for such hauds a steady x work all w avis. s yunmer, Mra. TKA' WwW writing, office. ANTED—BOY IN REAL ESTATE ro i sauce Uttice; sulary sual. ting ase, TANTED—A G GOOD b Book entitled Bemmerk ou Aihiss cominiseion. . ALDE! ©. D. KE, AND 1 NCO, 1010, SUR- ‘Address in own band- BROK. VA [ED-AT THE C1TY IN magaENG OF. @ every day, Working Women, Men, Boys and re. EY, Geveral ‘Ageut, 20P st ow, W TED—LOOK HERE! ALL KIND OF FUR- niture stored at ‘S New York my Bw. WM. F. REAMER. RNITURE OF EVERY DESCRIP- tion, also stocks of all store and office ‘Oxtures, &o, suytin W. ANTED — HORSES TO EEP; KEEPING Horses Winter and Summer a Specialty; order ‘Lox Price’s Livery Stables, 312 =e Dw. ; furm Tih gi road, Bmiles trvin cit). 0. HF. CLARK, Si WwW ANTED-PRIV, ,ATE LE TTERS AND OTHER Writings to Revi Correct and Typewrite; confidence ntecd; translations. 5. W. YNN .M., Ivy Institute, established 187! corner sth as ts. DW. Ww ANTED—. IN NEI Umbrellas <a Parasols NG THEIR o Covered: Lined cnt Eee paired to apply to B. bs. bs CHASE, 1314 Pa ave. and 411 1th st., opp. Star off 2m ANTED-STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND Eenovating, Works: Feathers Kenovated: Mat- tresses Made Over; Furniture Steamed and Moths Destroyed. F. H. Toten 1402 Fa ave. Telephone mu't take anythin, *Hjust an g00d aa Serib- ners,” or “all the sane th i tad gt the Dest. which is for eale only by W Center Market (Middie ot Fish Aisle: V \ ANTED—HORSES TO PASTURE, FINE GRAZ ing, running water aud plenty of shade; for and returned. Ti $250 per ine. "Address 1 ‘o 8. CLAIk, 452 mZ3-3t* ([ BE SOUTHERN INVESTMENT 1S0, 348 IN hand @ Local Property to baying over forty per cont. "Capitalists will do well) to son- my sult us at once. Corcoran Building. FH SALE— vaLvabie five Acres KICK chat LANDS jear Anacosti ‘Avpiy to A. MG _Office—Monroe st,, Anacostia, HE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY ¥ ‘S FOR the Stock and Fictures contained in Uruishers. Audress writ- NHEIMER, Assis 7217 Ba ave, 8. SUG! Ws 0 waiting ior Work- applications for goveru- TED—TO BUY A FIRST-CLASS BARBER sitions prepared. May Building, 7th & K n.w. Shop; central location, Address BANBEM SHOP, p Star ofice, myl ail WANTED DISTRICT EMPLOYMENT ASSO- ALLET & DAVIS: UPRIGHT, PIANOS; THE ciation, Women sud Men Cooks, Walters, Butlers, House Girls, Ladies’ Maids aud other He.p: work guar- anteed; in city or away, BOWIE, At. Pa. uve. Was sizes as low’ new atyles new patter] ; Bot governed by safe factor ee mys! MAN AS, AGENT OF *,. Cineinn: Z6x18x18 inches, ew lock : vusines: Write forexciusive territory. i, ohis 9,10, NDOKE'S EMPLOYMENT onducted by Iadies—Men and Women, TR PATENT $35 retail; ‘all new pol; every safe war- terms AL- “BU- White and colored, for all kinds of doinestic labor, city erences, :with raf nemoved to 709 Lat u. w. rule or y Datterms and wa saven by 3 ure rials RS FOR PROF. ‘Tailor System; with ary ne, as all scientific tailors CHRIST- inch cut; ut and made and instruction & J. MESSER, 1403 1 _ WANTED. SITUATIONS E A Nituation for a Colored stress; ho objection to travel; beat references, 1831 Jenerson place. Y A LADY irl as® Maid and § m°: NG THE CITY, ries WwW an Dair » mitchen and sorte.’ DICK'S AGENCY, 6 W 'TED—SIT! ‘alesman in Grocery, Hu Store or any line of General’ Mer good, tion, Address Mi. coomimendat _m3-6t" Stress, Men Butlers, BA: ;!mo objection to Jress B.Q ,Star office. m Butlers, Coachmen, Farn: Pau Matda, this ‘city and Tthet. new, on wa’ Shoe or debe 2 ald, Weitreee, Lau alc ML. A. COOMBS, ANTED-SITUATION AS HOUSE MAID BY A neat White Girl excellent references. Ad B COOKS, 919 TO 860; LAUN. Fons 36a; i re- Gt Hat bandise; cau furnish , Star office, DQUAKTERS — POSITIONS "uach- one are ‘call or ad- ANTED BY A NICE WHITE TADY, A SITUA- c T @ Situation tn pees. Ai ~cluss Chi Pk Wet Muree in » good family, jease 7 ANTED—BY AN EX 3¥ A RESPECTABLE WHITE See i avert aPrivate F ambermald aud Seamstr 0 8th Wises A FRENCH MAID, PC OuIOW AS ‘Maid or Governess to Growu Children aud Plain with s family going to Europe preferre dares Star office. my22-3t* ‘D—BY maces GIRL, SiTUATIO: ag RIENCED SHOE SALES- aman, # Situation as Clerk; can command a good ceforepoes if required, “Address SHOES, Sts trade; office, Ww as Cook by June 2 Place, 1334 Corcoran ws ‘AN Ep_BY A GERMAN GIRL, A SITUATION can seen at her present ; American tamily preferred. Waiters, Drivers, Hausckeovers sud others: joureman, Frene! UP Rvorte, BURNET ASE Maids and th Maids) ; TED_-GITUATIONS, FOR COOKS, NURSES Maids, Porters, Bartende: Nurses to trav cities, country 1110 G st.n.w. 117-60" ANTED — EMPLOYERS — POR FIRST-CLASS ee in every case, send to May Building, 7th and E n.w, refere: very erry IN’ TNTHLLTOLNCY Gh OFFICE and your order will rueyty ANTED—SITUATIONS FOR NURSES, COOKS, Wiitere, House Reapers Drivers, Porter, Ritouen Hands sad gthere; (French Maids. Japences Howse- ‘Nurses :) cities, country BoRMaAMs.: 1110 Gat. nw. resorts, mis _WANTED—HOUSES W: TANTED-TO _PUKCHASE that bas to FRAME fA be moved. Address E. C, 81 Star y SEERA RENT OR Pi mm Brick and} ih ste. .W. Wiss TED BY TWO, LADIES, House, mt bet 0. URCHARE A 7, OR: 5: aud T refegence ose and oxperiane ONE MIDDLE- ‘of a House tor the r; good ee. Address S-A‘E., Star ofice, Ween ED-BY A 4, LADY, WHO HAS EXPERIENCE n'y Care House or Take Ptionable. Addres a0 LR, mz2-2t° TO BENT, JUNE 1 OR 15, A siX OR Were (use, ‘tating locati price, &c., OM ANENT, star office, ‘mise ED-HOUSE WITH EIGHT TO TEN = sa jodern impro between and S ste. nw location, vementa, Address, ‘ac:, PURCHASLAL Star Ly namie lowest Office, Wenn oe ve Fot. aw. A SYN pg gs = ria es pew. ACKER GipaY, WANTED—ROOMS. Ro rixad COMMU; Board ICATING and 4.) Neterence he 1, Star office. FUR- man, Wife Perfect Piane of th and action: oat 4 = ALEER, N ‘e Dealer in Real Enwstes Houses: for portheast. 458 ‘Lor = TT FURNISHED ROOMS Board Second Floor, 801 Le moderate. 405 Gat Bw. ¢ furnished ; f Cor, 13th — Fea Furnished $15 per mouth: new house. PR RENT—1340 Q lahed Rooms. vices; room tor bicyek Fryar ard ; references, a ‘RENT; WITH YOUNG pafar. r, 34 foor, Fst ‘THREE APARTMENTS OF [WOA Pee Toms en wuite. private bath aba closet, cir, st summer rate. THE ai 11TH 8T, NW. TWO LAKGE ished Rooms, price aud en suite or sing! 2d floor room, carpet and curtains, eman, 5 8T. 3 XW] ARSE, arey ree or four ladies or gen! larwe Hall Koom, Lt; aleoGood terme Opposite Pension Oftice. circle, TN 5, OuPORTA BLY ENT—1014 12TH ST, LARGE AN AND aALL urnished rooms, ey suite or singly. iG COUPLE, DE Fars TENE 1315 ae tet ie ve tamily; required. 1101 K st. nw. K rr Navy somely furnished ; also Fro: preferred. nd east fronte; bay windows, JOR RENT—TWO SECC vine : unfurnisl electric cars pass the dour, u {OR RENT—DESK ROOM —FINE FRONT OFFIC! nicely furnished; 1010 F at. u.w. SETTs AVE. .EGANT ROOMS, SECOND | furs a. double, ¥ COMMUNI splendid location, York ave. 21-60" N.W, ONE sou Dente, “ilret Floors b mt Hall Roo! \D-STOR ed Apply JOR RENT_OFFICE ROOM—C ENTRALLY Lo- Apply P. 201 N ot nw.; $40.50 ver moi HUB. _ mest on G st. bet. 14th andy Apply to WML. FINLEY x cE .. Building, good Light and ventilation tereut. A. T sated: southern exposure, — OFFICE ROOM “ON OR RENT—DE KAD OFFI COUMBE, 14 HALL, Tat E mth. G. HENSEY & 00. 300 F st. nw. wy FIRST FLOOR 20 per montl Casi) Gacbw. melo ROOMS IN ¥ elevatol a all mod. 1un tiled neig! Grocery, MZ3-5 JOR REN tr aud L at aw. A Fe SALE—WOODSIDE, ON THE tan ranch, at Fenwick Wasiington. opened to the public, money on streets, a ‘Druy Store or like: wil party, sof a term of years; oul t ARGE STORE AND CELLA\ and ood leuse to fiers uly, r PALES DED Fst. now, oF W. CJOHS or ply we W. GC Jol - ap26-la METROPOLI- Station, eght miles from atiful suburb has just been housew have been erected and more are to be built at once. The location is high and occupies & commaud- ing view of the surrounding country. |The d perfect. avenue extended and is bat from the city. Anew stati by the raiipoad company, and plans Lave Sas Degpared for. the same. ces low. Great 1 yho will build at once. ments, a act has a 1: rainage is frovt on bryzhtwood port and pleaseut drive jou wiil ‘be erected at once be lote are the uducements will be offered to par- Houses built and suid on Fefore buying elsewhere go out and ex- i auine this property aud thea you can form your own conclusions with ut regal rd to the terms of any adver- iad a tisement, B-F-1EIGH1ON, Proprietor, 4 ana ave. n. JOR SALE-SPLENDID COUNTRY ‘ide;* ten minutes’ acres unimproved. A. E, m23-st three acres; growing iruits and flowers; new 9- rom house, stable, "Acs; ob tur pike rosd oppusl station, Metropolitan Miraueh Kellroad. desired, 10 acres with PEN HOME— te ob te and fish pot or four ELL, Oo7 yt at now walk Silver EF. SALE—POTOMAC Deake Bay Faruu cbeav, with ap abu IL CALVERT & CU, Koom 7 JOR RENT. ne Dv. AT COL LEGE nok N room House; verandas; large shade trees; 19 traius M. NESBIT, College Station, RIVER AND CHESA- boat quality of land and vay of fish, o eters aud game. 7,181 F st. now. m16-9t* is F } ACRES fons new dwelling, 1 ~~ : : dare 3.000. JOHN STEPHEN, ON B. AND O. =aik niles {rom Chariton Heigute: 10 from Wasiiins re new stable: 600 you 2 LA ave, Fa SALE—OR EXCHANGE—@z2,000—A PLEAS- Villawe Home in Valley of Virginia for sale half acre excelleutyarden: fruits inabundence; eee, stable, &. ; cheapest aud best living a very eas: my’ EE bos Box cn Mone “TO LOA REAL ESTATE ANY- Where in the “Distsot ot Virginia, National Mutual Building aud Loan Association, L. WALTER E&D, secretary, 1314 F st. my 23-68" ONEY TO LOAN At FIVE PER CENT ON AP- ed Heal IVE prov Estate Security. Lance amounts» apncinlty. TXLER & RU! THEMFOKD, _my2z-im* aw. GREY 20 Loan IN SUMS TO 8 aur per cent, on D, HANK £ HAWLINGS, 1309 Pu ave, my19 (ihe Arlington Fire Ins, Co.'s office. MONEY Te LOAN, ALL SUMS AT § ANDG aM per cent on Real F my}0-lm M. M. “pakke, 1418 F st T° LOAN— 5,000 310,000 9,000 BL eg “on Real Estate, Os. £. WAGGAMAN._ Me NEY TO LOAN ON ao ESTATE AT 5 AND 6 per cent ou Keal i-state. Loaus promptly made nd couunissions mode THAKLI HANDY, 921 F st, n.w. m3- 1m 14 ONEY TO LOAN IN LaLGE Ox SMALL SUMS 15 H st. now. i Teal estate security: no del BH. ROBE! LOAN IN LAKGE AND SMALL TSON, est Rates on Heat Estate Security. 4 few sums of #3, 900 aud uy per RUICHING BULK Lay's < 90. ap26-3m Pa ave. MSSEY TO LOAN 1N SUMS TO ar as KEAL ‘Estate in the District of Columbia. DUGAN & a ‘TLER, Successors to J. F. Cullinane & Co. st. new. 0 YOU WANT ‘at Low (Seka = 10 TO $100 Tc TOLUAN iture, Fianos. Horses Waxons, Houseliold Goods or other personal principal aud interest payable im weekly or uontaly ‘pay penis: no removal of irom residence; publ x, Star of sim ONEY 10 LUAN ON APPROVED REAL ES: hin ‘the District of Oolumbia; several pial! smounts, which I devire, to piuce ‘mediately ; lowest rates of interest. GEO, W. LINKINS, cor. ivth and H sta. n.w. MOREY To Loan, IN SUMS TO SUIT Y16 F st. iw. MoXEXTOLOAN LOAN ON REAL ESTATE aT. LOWEST of ini on other approved security, Thos G MENSEY &C SBad Bankers, TPO LOAN IMMEDIATELY—830,000-IN SUMS uit, from 1,000 upw: a o Est ACKER & GADSBY 100s F st. n.w. m15-3m ONRY To LOAN M JMs FROM $500 UPWARD, ar 5 AND 6 PER CEN, oN REAL ESTATE IN THIS DISTRICT. RO. HOLTZMAN, no Corner 10th and ¥ sis. 2. w. ONEY TO LOAN at Lowest RATES ON AP- proved Keal Eutate Becurit; w ecialty. Also, Jusurance Co. of ¥ ie Tesurance, years. ¥. H. SMI M Si nas Estate ies tm Districtot J rs {lumi bits Ab ay suune deaized, at low terete ‘3HOs J. Ful OXEY TO LOAN SUMS LO SUIT, Bt lowest ra ‘etate security. HES ach, FONE ont ytvaie ONEY TO LOAN “i aSiLi ESTATE Ok FIRST- clase interest ; no delay Mooies eccanigs slowen toe “bere the security’ is 0. C, GREEN, 303 7th st. nw. Mor TO LOAN ON KEAL ESTATE AT LOW- , AN ENHO' £D224 Successor toDAnEN SWE S GON THIS Fat, PERSONAL i ED BY SICK- }E>PON IBLE CLERK, Let ge Pn AL A esti tanty, ce lender's terms an Shabutned security given, nay eae Box 80, Star my23-Bt st WSUS. 1 oue FS SALE—ON EASY Beltsville, Md, within a SoS. is patie coat finals Sa een ai fered and wi 1 AGGAMAN, 7 x Fonteersiie ana George' électric railroad; price fro1 30,400 t0 Loan on Waabiiyey Soto W ANTED—TO PUKC! lenty of m1-6t . and O. road; bas with uew fencing the entire ines, and will > atthe low price of $45 per acre; this is the best bai FROM 1 TO 1,000 46 ACRES 01 7 Li TERMS, 120 ACKES AT seven minutes of two ste: 236 miles o reAiD investment. JOHN FP. ~¥ HASE—NEAR HVAT Wille, House with about Thrve Actes ot Groubd, a all necensary cutiuildines. ad: BWOBT. CALLAHAN, 50 W. Baltimorest., Baltimere, Md. Fon cae one ACKE Nice New Dwelling and tugs; 9 well of ocd water; situated on road, on the line of th 6 Georgetown and ten Co} OF LAND, WITH VERY other um 2 Lous! the Ds GoW LiNKiNe or. of 19th and H sta. n.w. ‘Comfortable House, buildings; {rust and best of water; lange grove: co tocars. Apply 907 New You 50X200, bridge, within 10 minutes’ walk and of thes city, ¢ conte por Soot: cnay sorme venie JOR SALE—LOTS places coutaining from 2 uuimproved, wit to ver sere; easy J my21-4t n 3 miles of this ity, JOR RENT—AT FALLS CHUKCH, V. Good Barn LARGE and Other Out- anne, AQUEDUCT tiful view veral § from m eivd AMES E, CLEMENTS, 2321 F st.nw. TOR SALE—TWO FINE situated on tl farm one mile thi tion,” These properties end have numerous gro vorably situated for ington Monn nt is plainly ‘The property near Kockville is bordered by the pike and city road; on the place. These choice proj HIGH AND DESIRABLE e line of the Met, is side of the city of Rock- the other is near Washington Grove sta- oaks is bie from sither piace visi on two wides ave been ia there ts also rai perties the Dossoasion of the present, puner for, s Bumber of eure, hav. ralue of wands, ena couseguentiy cepticuaily iow tures valuable properties, either ment For RENT OR SALE—ON LO} ew Six-room Cottage, with on 200 yards from statiou. Dan’t AMMEN, Aum further information i the fore the increased oan be offered at ex- ‘ho desire Quick buyers w: for improvement or tavest- NAD S ~4t {OR SALE— Ret Pir OF FORTY ACRES, MORE OR LESS, ALF MILE f; five nae from ¢ Georgetow modern. mi railrosd. ad station. Falla Consch, xa ved by «fine ays w, best 19 Sow gate of RA OR RENT—& COTTAGE, NEAR JESSUP’S STA- taining Seven roows. Paul st, Baltunore. to itt BARNUR, 110 ‘st es a. a; wetitlewen | m. RE aaa — SIX HEAD OP wo very apeedy and some fue drivers on pebiees Yo ride and drive. “Can bessen Owe table, 627 N. New York ave. nw mS Or OR SALE—FORIN LiONS Filisi< Pin ee, oY ok ingore ana Potene Set eas nicht or morning, addres A = —* mzs-30" KenTOC xt tle and kind Libee AND & a Redale and’ ‘Bune "Bopeaeee Feasonabie, Can Tite. Yard, S018 Wan = as a Oph SALE THREE MILOH OOWS AND A SMALE Fe First-class Route. Apply 1419 Pet nw. um JOR SALE—AT A BARGAIN—OUR BAY Make She is six years old and is without @ blemit Relahs thirteen hundred pounds, is suitable for farms & Private stable in rear of regh “Arpt acuce 1331 shee nee my 23-30° JOB SALE—ONE SPIDER PHAETON IN GOOD condition: built by Flandrau & Co., New York, Te be seen at stabie im rear of 2028 G et. Will be sold at ‘one-half of cost price. wB3-ae" Fy BALE OXE PAIR CHEST NU Years old. 164g han, hovers. fest aud quiet. without a fauit. One Pair Pu Fide Yor drive aud . One Bay Geli the Landsomest gentleman's roadster ti out « fawit, afraid of uothing aud can in % Alithe above Lormes are as represented sound, gale and free from vice—and are sold from & stable wause reputation is untaruished Apply wit G MIDDLETO Rarkaway Kidine Se The Poruiand TS-2* 1126 Vermont court, o) pos SALE —FIKE-PROOF SAFE, SIX BUKN hove end one Nefrigerator ; ail iu Dest of ordce. Fst nw. e° Fea —A BEAUTIFUL THOROT san ra Saddle Mare aud fine driver, also Ladies’ Nuddi | avd Bridle, nearly new. mare black points, “eu children , 2, Star © years old, bey with wd aud perfectly sale fur’ im ar 210 for whole outht, id ned causal to soe Ries ak j Excellent Saddle and Driving Hires, tee wood bum ‘Bess horse. Wii be sold at # great sacrifice nApply Coachman Private Stable rear 130). K gt my” Foes ATA BARGAIN “A FINE EXre mon-top Surrey light for oue horse, made by on: ihe best makers aud had but two mouthe tans, Dut two mouths’ use. | be wold at once. a coat = Private Stable, 1006 13th st. nw SALE—Fou W oak A PAIR OF ORANGE BL ars old; good drivers an: horse , horses are w preh too pking st, Stable, rear of 1320 Iw Fe SALE sp = BARGAINS IN PI Several Beautiful High.class Upright Sluchtly used, wii be sold at fee of monthly payments tos styles are very ‘ed Gberry and Bons ‘Ubey ere great i $120, 9140, wid vne Maxnificent Uprgit rich, in Kosewood, Mabowan Grand very cueap. Owyer leaving city Ub PiANO EXCHANGE, _my22 #15 Pennsylvania ave, JOK SALE—A HANDSOME: BAY Hoke 15 ds " y Feape.t A ae the ther use tor him 145. Cau n oe soon af the QUART EMMASTELMS BTA L For. Myer. v7 FIV YEAR Dickens, 15j_ baud» hig ugh. Sawle oF double. ‘Apply to AC TCHS me. JOK SALE—TWO LATEST matic ments BACH'S, 7 Domestic JOR SALE—CALL FE 10 SEE o4-INCH NEW Kavib cycle; wheel iu pertect order, with Kine road ius chain aud wreuches; ouly used four mouth. tor 8b. 4 waan, ue 008 Fat nw Fe SALE—A HORSE FOK DRIVING Ok SADDLE, Lceptieandessy to handle, Inquire 1916 Mt uw FSR, SALE-BICNCLES” NEW AND SECOND Hand. All kinds of Repaur Work yen sud neatly done. Ageute Sor siuger's “Osc Caniui eco, S006 tow OS, Fi SALE — UPRIGHT PIANO: Uskb BUT four movths, 4 ft. 8 inches high: has euboswed ame “paucls auld lita» 257th stn. 15-Gu Fe SALE—A+HANDSUME BAY HORSE. VExY Bind aud suitable for family or. busyy driving Fain at Nay STABLES. P08 SALE THOROUGHBRED SADDLE BOKSE, «randson of Lexington oud Kevenue. Fine record, ior unui OF Jumping. Will exchaige for ue or two broud ware 1. WIRTON MalTHhw aaa Fat, es SAL. oe AND “STATIONEKA StUKE Uih Washington and doing « business. Address CIGAKS, Star office mt Fok SALE-BEAUIIFOL SQUARE Fas octaves, Rugew ood case, carved legs, sound ich tone; @1¥S casi. Twken at once, ALLISUN mu jar, with sivol aud cover complete, viny ® JOHN Fo ELL m21-3t 937 Pennaylvau: ear 10th st Fest UPRIGHT PIANO, IN GOTHIC Ma- Lowauy case, 7 octaves; only $175 cash. SOHN F ELLIS & C0. Penvsylvania ave., bear 10th st, ¥37 Pennsyivau' FFOk 202 BENING UP DUE case, 7), votaves; ou! 0 Jul E.Lis & Co., ar 10th mY1-3t 937 Pennayivan: 10th JOK SALE—WEBBER SQUAKE .PIANU, wy Se vd lege, Svorstruug Leas. full iron treme; ald tustrumedt, with sto! aud cover complete; omly @200 canis JOHN F. ELLIS & CO., _m21-3t 937 Pennsylvaui eur Lich st. OR BAL STOCK AND #1 cery aud Confectionery Store on North Capitol =. hear St, Aloysius Church. A bargain at $200 BOYER & CO., 508 F st. now. JOR SALE—A PAIR OF SES; HO! FE handsome, stylish and youn reasonable, Apply st stable ui sear o! ave. nw FRE SALE BAW KEYE pms 212.50 Outhit, 88.7 cont discount: everything th Bt, second floor. J. CHAMBERLA weer 10th st PIANO, Wat aw JOR SALE-IMPORTED BINDS, PAKKOTS, Cages, Seed and Mocking Bind Food. siso Fauy Pigeon ZELLEK, _ my © ln oe. Foe SAE USE BE Spl > | 5 years old ; speeds ‘Cakes and joi ‘> Bird store, $17 12th st nw. por SALE—IF YOU WANT GUOD FIKST-CLASS: bx. Top Carriages, Bugwies, Puaetous, Cut-uucer Surreys and Hand-nisde Daytons, call at A i, GREGORY'S. cor. Utb and New Lurk ave. a w Lowest 8p. prices 1p town tor the quality of work FOE SALE JUST axnivid—i MIT HOKS amoug thei some hue drivers aud draught. Ao Four Low-priced Morwes, EL, 403 Bie mi 7-4" Pai SALE—BY & H. WALKER, 458 LA. aVE.— 3 Seoul Eetate Notes ou cay property i wide {rm 30 to 82, 000, secured by first large usreuey Dectece tiise, G per cant taeereet’ epson eet Ally; wold at par and accrued iuterest. A FOE SALEGA CABLE & SONS’ been rented but one seugon slixhtly warted in tv ink; ouly #100 THOMSON'S MUSIC S1UKE, O21 Lith et, Agency famous Shousnger Pinion — wl2-Las Fk SALE-NOW IS THE 2IME, TO SAVE money. Ten days’ sale of 8 lot of Boiled and Second. band Carriaes, price. Lagrange, Surrey, Unete, Fusetons, Buckbosrda Grocery aust Business —— hg] Extension Top Fam Sue or 1 worhoree Buse, hobes, W a en Specie Haltera, Saddice aud prices ‘that cannot be best for cash, or on easy on GLYEN's, 400 Pa ave. Qk SALE — FOR CEMETERIES — M TAL Teaths, Galy. Wire Settee, lrou Vases, Wire Drei. a, Grocks "tor ng book Wire, Rustic and ‘Terra Cotta Hanging HE Work of au, kav — inx Tio aaca-uanpalan fi fe CARE PiAN ‘tr aud €10 y SQUARE rod "= UPRIGHT PIANO, th makers, —_— jai. if Litt, o14 lithe o at wri LE CARRIAGES, WAGONS AND oo Jobs to select from. #268 on enay terius; 100’ Ker ting and neatly dous. Ou: Jak Ga sub Met, Goursetown, DO ae tons SALE—THE “OTTO” Gas INE kl ENGINE Ke juires BO Ve sitendauce, bo ides of time of for cireulag tnd price list, D. BALLAUF, age 731 fun et eee Fa RENT-—FOR THE Dwelling pear A: ne ToOMS ; NON, 110 St. Paul st, Bul 2 REE oe M BAN- EXiisnens TO RIVERSDAL! ae fora etaiouf-Toom ‘Cote 40, per ge aR ti * good water: ete cach $0,000 fe piece. Goo HEVANS, Owner, Phamibes or with Muti & Co., 624 F st, City, mieage F°% SALE—FINE PROPERTY OF 83 ACKES, 2 miles ‘from and over! ‘Artington Fark; will subd ing sit JAMES E, CLEMEN’ luviking cit Just aerate! buck’ of buid- 17-lw* R SALE—200 ACRES Fenton ‘besutiful t ADIOINING X NING KNOWLES LOSS Keron at Laurel, Ma, on Washington and Bal- aa nai = BREA eee tate Toad. pear ed Eat by THEIR CE Ree tad Site — paged vou knew fa ‘OU ADVA aoe 4 Accifent arenes Compay priors goear ¥ om m19-6 Vas SPECTIVE nh HOME AE AT. fe ie farteeatesise | Fes er out of ‘office. my: pasa Fe (ierene. eee ar a eee aed RENEE Le rans tel Ea ‘Brenan’ roy LOST AND FOUND. 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