Evening Star Newspaper, May 27, 1890, Page 2

2 nc ne . THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C.. TUESDAY, MAY 27, 1890. SOCIAL MATTERS, A Pretty Home Wedding Today—Per- sonal Notes, The family of Vice President Morton will leave Washington tomorrow morning for Ell- erslie, their country home at Rhinecliff. on the Hudson. The Vice President will accompany the presidential party to Cleveland. Miss Amands Howard, who is the niece of Mr. F. A. Richardson of the Baltimore Sun, and Mr. John H. Gwynn of this —_—— married this afternoon at the bride's home, No. 1308 Vermont avenue, by Father Chappelle of St. Matthew's Church. Tho house was embowered im arching palms and tall rubber trees, and the cool deep green of the foliage plants was re- lieved in numerous places by great bunches of fragrant pink roses. The bride and groom stood under an arch covered with mossy ferns di the ceremony. Miss Howard is a tall, grecelal bionde, with a brilliant complexion and s gracious manner. She wore at hor wed- ding a traveling dress of gray Henriett. cloth wimmed with faille, with the toque in the same eolor im velvet and silk and a pink wreath. She held a buge bouquet of La France roses. After the marriage the wedding party walked into the dining room, where a bountiful collation was spread, Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. George Alfred Townsend (who came in from Gapland last night), Mre. Kent and Mrs. Judge Gary of Baltimore, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Beale R. Howard (the lat- ter was Miss Adains before marriage), Mr. and Mre. Ralph Gwynn and Mr. B. F. Gwynn, the father of the groom. Only the immediate friends of the high contracting parties were invited to witnoss the marriage. Mr. and Mra. Gwynn leave the city tor Baltimore on the train that leaves here between 4 and 5 o'clock. They will spend the summer in visit- ing several watering places and at the home of the bride, which is on a large farm in Harford county, Md., and in the early autumn they will return to this city and purchase a home here for their future residence. Mrs. Waite and Miss Waite leave the city for New York, whence they will sail tor Europe, on Thursday. Miss Carrie Parker and Miss Jeannette Hal- ford are visiting the family of Col. .onn M. Wilson at West Point, where the commence- ment exercises for the cadets will soon be on the program. Senator and Mrs. Stanford have left the city for New York and will sail for Europe on Wed- nesday of this week. Mr. and Mra. W. J. Hutchinson and the Misses Hntchinson. who spent their first winter here this year, will leave for their summer home at Seabright today. Heretofore they have spent their winters abroad, but they expect to return here in Uctober, The engagement of Miss Susanne Bate, daughter of Senator Bate of Tennessee, to Mr. Wilham Childs of San Francisco is announced, Mrs. Lily Macalester Laughton is preparing to spend the summer at Torresdalo, near Phila- delphia, thie year. Mr. and Mrs. Pedroso ex- pect to be back from Spain to spend the season with ber. Mr. and Mra. Albert Clifford Barney leave ‘Thursday for their country place, Ban-y-Bryn, Bar Harbor. Invitations have been issued for the opening of the new boat house of the Analostan Club ou Wednesday, June 4. from 4 to 10 o'clock. Mr. David E. Pine of the city post office and Miss Lottie McCormick were married at noon yesterday by the Kev. Dr. Elliott, pastor of the Ascension Church. After the ceremony the couple left for Pailadelphia and New York. They will return home about June 15, and will live at No. 601 P street. Mrs. Mau de Jenks of K: for several weeks and is stil at the residence of her mother, Sulley, No. 95 3d street northeast. dition is very critical. Mrs. Geoffrey Parsons and maid left yester- day for Boston to join Mr. Parsons and their little son. They leave Boston for Dublin early in June. Col.and Mrs. E. P. Hollister of Buffalo are spending a few davs in the city. They are stopping at the Normandie. Miss Murphy of I street left this morning for Atlantic City. Mr. and Mrs. James L. Taylor left for Rich- mond this morning for a visitto Dr. and Mrs. Geo. Ross of that city. During the festivities | attending the unveiling of the Lee monument Dr. and Mrs. Koss will also have as their guests Governor and Mrs. Fitz Lee. Col. and Mra, Jobn C. Calhoun of New York, Prof. Thom of Hollins Institute aud others. Miss Rachel A. Richardson of 100 6th street, | East Washington, w be the guest of Mra. { Chas, A. Hasker at the unveiling of the Lee | statue in Richmond. Miss Richardson will be | at home informally during the summer season. | Miss Russell, daughter of Admiral Russell, is | visiting Mrs. Glass. wife of the commandant | of the Naval Academy during commencement as City bas been dangerously ill Mre. 8. C. Her con- Mr. D. L. Murray and wife. nee Miss Frances Szegedy, left Washington last evening to visit triends in Cleveland, Ohio. SHOOTING STARS. Achest protector—something to drive away the moths. Money received on tornado insurance is a kiss for a blow. The ventilation is so poor in the Capitol that Senators and Members are compelled to go into | the basement where the atmosphere is quite barmy. The Commissioners propose to have only four hundred saloons in the city. and every | saloon keeper wants to be one of the 400. | ' “Kemmler must die,” the papers insist, and | it begins to look as if he would be gray enough to, before the sentence of the court is carried | out. — | Mary Washington had a 10 monument erected to her in the Police Court yesterday ‘or resisting an officer. WHEN THE CAT'S AWAY, ETC. With Greely down in Texas, It seems like, don’t you know, ‘The weather shouldn't vex us For several hours or so. Speaking of uniforms for government officials, a lady up town suggests that for census enu- merators during the summer,muzzlin’ would be | appropriate. A young man with « bale of tenderness in h voice and a Georgetown postmark on his per- sonal appearance, left the following lines with us this morning HER FYES. “Her eyes are brown,” you say? Perhaps they are. I wonld not say they were not. Iam far From saying what I do not know; and I Know not if they are blue, as is the sky Or brown, or gray, or other shade or hu Because. I look not on her eyes as you Or other men may look. To me, the prize Is simply found in this, they are her eyes. ‘That is enough for me; the world lies there; And hight or dark, that world is wondrous fair; Se fair I do not think to set it down, And say to this or that, “Her eyes are brown.” To me they are the sun's rays, which combine | All colors in but one—the light divine; { And when I look into them, far beyond, 1 eve that which should make a man more fond ‘Than any touch of color, tint or shade; And seeing that, my peace is quickly mad. if doubt there were, I lay the burden down, Content to hear you say “Her eyes are brown.” scons ———— Death of Dr. Edward T. Hanmer. Doctor Edward T. Hanmer, a well-known citizen of Washington, who died at bis home, #6 New York avenue, Saturday, for many | years practiced his profession in this city. His | tailing heaith, never good sin he left the army in 1565, floally compelled him to give up fessional work aud he sought employment iu other directions. Among his public enter- —— upon tl tion. Rooney” upon his sweet-toned cornet to t! intense gratification of the people, who showed @ great predeliction for that young lady. NOW FOR THE COUNTING ROOM. A Class of Fifty Launched Into the Bus- iness World. SCENES AT THE SPENCERIAN COLLEGE COMMENCE- ‘MENT—MUSIC, FLOWERS AND FINE SPEECHES— YOUNG WOMEN TALK BUSINESS—ADDRESSES TO THE GRADUATES, In the midst of bushels of beautiful flowers and in the presence of a couple of thousand or more of appreciative auditors, with the strains of sweet music scattered through the evening, the twenty-fourth annual commencement of the Spencerian Business College was held last night at Lincoln Music Hall. The audience was of the customary size, every box being filled, every seat taken, all of the aisles occupied. Viewed from the stage the floor and the two galleries presented the appearance of a» struc- ture built of human heads, piled one above anoth It was truly a home-coming for the institution, for this was @ return to the old stamping ground, whore graduation after grad- uation used to occur in years gone by. Everybody felt the influence of this home-coming, and the smiles of gratification that beamed from the faces of the proprietors of the institution spread on all sides until the entire house was in a good humor, despite the damp, sultry stickiness of the atmosphere. The flowers began to pile up in front of*the stage in a perfect bank early in the evening, and kept flowing in to the stage from the over-packed house until after the exercises had begun. The red-badged young men and women, who will graduate next year and who took their appren- tice lessons last night, literally had their hands full bearing these beautiful offer- ings to their proper destinations, and the little miss, whose duty it was to provide the soloists, both mental and musical, with floral decorations, was kept running back aud forth over the stage in pursuit of her complaisant nctims, THE APPEARANCE OF WHITE DRESSES. White dresses made their debut for the sea- son. The stage was almost dazzling in its whiteness and the house was neurly as bright. Fans kept fluttering all the time—in rythm when there gas music and without harmony when the bahd was silent. Prof. Sousa held the audience enturalled with the waves of his baton and evoked tremendous applause with some of his popular music, THE EXERCISES. The exercises began at about 8:15 o'clock, when, to the strains of the Crusader March, the faculty and classes of the college filed upon the stage and occupied the seats that had been arranged in concentric semi-circles, Prof. and Mr. Spencer, who were heartily applauded by the audience when they entered, occupied the sofa in the center, along with Rey, Dr. Sewall, Commissioner Harris and Mr. M. M. Parker. Near them sat Prof. F. R. Lane, principal of the High School; Gen. R. D. Mussey, Hon. M. G. Emery, Hon. H. Clay Evans and Mr. J. Or- mond Wilson. The duates filed in from op- posite sides of the stage, the ladies and the gentlemen in different line: pleting two or three evolutionary movements around the group of chairs filed into their seats. ind after com- Rev. Dr. Sewall opened the program by @ selection and invoking a benediction je audience, the classes and the institu- Mr. Smith then rendered *‘Little Ann: ADDRESSES OF GRADUATES. Mr. George C. Shafer of the District of Colum- bia delivered the gentlemen's salutatory. His slight figure, fair hair and light, treble voice combined to render all the more impressive the weighty words of wisdom to which he gave utterance in demonstrating the value of educa- tion. He was followed by the band in “The Passing Regiment.” and then Miss Lucy M. Graves of the department of shorthand and typewriting delivered a remarkably lucid essa: upon the theme, She gave a short sketch of the efforts which the world has made to record human speech as it is spoken and alluded toa theory that there was a system vogue of dom of Rome's best days have been pre- served for use. under the direction of Mrs. H. H. Mills, ren- | dered a beautiful selection, “Softly Dream,” by Mohrine. Misses Meads, Law, Sheppard and Stidham, Mr. Arthur A. Hall of Michigan the night class, delivered the gentlemen's vale- dictory, giving a thoughtful review of the de- velopment of forces tending to the world’s evo- lution, particularly to the conditions of compe- ‘To save time is to save life. of shorthand reporting in in the time of Cicero. by means which the glowing words of wis- The Philharmonic quartette, ‘The quartette is composed of the @ member of tition and co-operation. Then Mr. Heury Jaeger produced some sweet sounds from a piccolo not much larger than a lead pencil, be- ing accompanied by the band in the selection, “Through the Air.” THE VALEDICTORY. After he had responded to an encore Miss Laura V. Slaughter of Tennessee, a mem- ber of the day class, delivered the vale- dictory on the part of the tall and distinguished in appearance and has a dramatic voice and manner tbat held her audience in strict attention. dwelt upon the blessings conferred by such an ladies. She She institution as the Spencerian upon women, en- abling them to reach a Lees of independence that was the salvation, she thought, of young women. Miss Hattie Meads of the Philharmonic quar- tette sang two pretty songs ina sweet voice, with @ piano accompaniment and a violin obligato by Master M. Minster. ADDRESSES OF THE PRINCIPALS, After the younger generations had con- cluded the older folks came in for a share of attention. The principals of the school first addressed the classes upon the duties and responsibilities about to descend upon them. entering, they were, upon ca- reers of activity und wage earning. Mrs. Sara A. Spencer first spoke to the lady graduates, She gave the young women whose minds she had been moulding for the past year some wholesome advice not to regard every young man as a possible admirer. but to treat him as somebody's son, who should be left free from snares und pitfalls, to choose his wife at his own discretion. Prof. Spencer told the young men that they would have to be lively in order to keep the girls from treading on their heels in the race. He reminded them that their education had but begun and that every day must add to the total of their knowl- edge. ie urged them to go to bed early, rise early and keep au honest cash account with themselves, OTHER ADDRESSES. Then three gentlemen, whose lives have been marked examples of success from persistent effort, spoke words of cheer and encourage- ment and warning to the young folks, Hon. H. Clay Evans of Tenuessee said that the founda- tion laid by the busiuess college was wortn to the graduates more than a capital of several thousands of dollars to each one. Diplomas from such institutions, he added, are nowa- days recoguized as certificates of high merit. Col. M. M. Parker urged perseverance upon those whose hearts might at first be faint from the rebuffs of the world. He said he thought that Washington had a great future as an edu- cational center and this college was one of its proudest attractions. Rev. Dr. Sewasll adyised the class of '90 to adopt as their motto. Reguum coelum est reg- num usuum, ‘The kingdom of Heaven is the kingdom of use,” and translate it not only into English but into their lives. THE DIPLOMAS AND MEDALS. The diplomas were then awarded to the graduates, a list of whom was published in last evening’s Star, by Hon, Wm. T. Harris, commissioner of education, who told the graduates of the advantages of systematic edu- cation such as they had been receiving in di- | recting the activities of the world. pecsenlines Saracen Sprctat Trays To Ricumonp, Va., Mar 28.— Special trains will leave Washington for Kich- mond, Va., tomorrow, May 28, at 10:57 a.m. and 12 o’clock midnight, respectively. Parlor and sleeping cars will be attuched. Apply for space early. bd : F See ISCALLY STAMPED GOODS FOR EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS AT EXCLU 2s DLS BRASELMAN'S, U8 111H 81. N. meet Bolton Sheeting Bed Pildw shams, 36272, 236, 45¢.: match, 60c. Pillow Te 22: 20. eae er, 40. ‘able Covers, Table searts, 18x54, stay WANTED--HELP. WANTED—SITUATIONS. FOR RENT—ROOMS. FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS, WARIED-TWO, FIRST-CLASS WHITE BAR- bers of sober habi m: 88 per week and half over 12: at 2004 C <t.me 273° ANTED_DISTRICT EMPLOYMENT | ASSO- Waa Women ana Men Cocks. Waiters, Butlers, House Gi Ladies’ Maids Hei rk guar- anteed, ineltyor sway, BOWIE. arts ae Peas WARSTED—A YOUNG MAN (GRADUATE OF High or Grammar School preferred) to Learn the Grocery and Provision Business. Only, those, willing to,work and can come well recommended need apply. Address in own handwriting A E.F., Star offic - ANTED—A WHITE GIRL ABOUT SIXTEEN years old to Assist in Taking Care of a Chi'd: one who goes home at night preferred. Apply 229 13th saw, re \y ANTED—GENERAL AGENT_83,000 to 85,000 Per year t. live pacty—controlling the sale of the Taylor Patent Adjustable Ladies’ Shoe: every lady e Potmuble customer: over one million pair now in use, msolidated Shoe Co, Sulen, Mass, Sole Manufac- turers. Call instantly on F. G. HARRISON, Room 180, Willard’s Hotel, City. m27-2¢ WANTED — AN EXPERIENCED ROAD SHOR Salesman by @ manufacturer, to sell on commis. sion in Western N. Y., Md., Del. and D. C.,a full medium-priced line of footwear. BOOT AND SHOE MAN'FG CO., Boston, Mana M27-eo3t ANTED—POSITION AS USEFUL TRAVELING Companion by an American lady who has trav- qljd amchThenbs several languaves, ood sailor fo 8 REGREATION® Siar cenre™* (OF Summer, Address ANTED—BY A WHITE WOMAN, A PLACE AS Chamber Maid: willing to leave ‘the city; ool reference. Call fortwo days, bet. 9 and 3 on 1721 De Sales st. ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN A POSITION AS WwW. Salesman, Clerk, or to do most any kind of Hon- Si ork; competent ‘and reliable: ood references. Address A. BIANCANIELLO, 335 Pa. ave. u.w. my27-3t* WASTED_BY TWO @) SISTERS, PLACES AS Chamber Maide and Waitresses: prefer leaving the city for thesummer. Call or address 451 Del ware ave, 8.w. for 3 days, at? WANTED_BY A POOR GERMAN BOY THIR- seit uagfds "Ta williig'and obligiag. AduronesAL ALE, Btar office. ee a ew 127-3t* WASTED BY 4 RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL, # Situation as Chamber Muid or Nurse: can give best of references. Address Box 46, Star office, 1t* WASTED-BY A, FRENCH GIKL, A SITUATION as Child’s Maid or Lady's Maid; no objection to Seuptey: Best ref. “Address FRENCH GIRL, 1606 WASTED A COLORED (WOMAN, TO COOK, Wash aud Iron, also # Chamber Maid who can Assist with Sewing ; must be well recommended. ply 816 17th et a x ED—A YOUNG MAN FAMILIAR WITH ‘Shoe Business; good recommendations. "Ap- ply 3333 Pa. ave. 0.6. ____ m27-002t WANTEDSA, GIRL FOR GENERAL, HOUSE Work. Must stay at night and cofme well rec mended. Apply 51% East Capitol m27-2t* WANTED Bo N OK EIGHTEEN,TO ‘Learu Drug Eusiness; one not afraid of work. F.8. WILLIAMS & CO. m27-5t WANTED. IMMEDIATFLY—A_ FIRST - CLASS Waitress and Dining Room Servant, Must come well recommended. 1012 13th at. n. it ws TED—IMMEDIATELY—A BOY AS PORTER ina Drug Store; best references required Ats0Y Est. nw, a WANIED-SIX WHITE WOMEN VEGETABLE Cooks for, tes to 8: head cook #100, second cook @60,third cooks 840; Gerinan Ringle Bar: tender, $40. Cali today, DICK'S AGENC’ 1S st. now. a WARIERTA ROMAN TO (COOK. ASIST AT ‘Washing ond do Ironing ; reference required. 4° Mat. nw. pty TANIED—TWO COLORED GIRLS WITH CITY to go away with family as Chamber . Also Cook for Soldiers’ Home, Three Women ks for city homes. BOWIE'S, 1747 Pa ave. nw. 1° ANTED—A MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN (WHITE ‘or colored) as Nurse: one willing to go in the Vv country; references required. Cail at 811 21st st. LW. It! ANIED—A WHITE GIRL FOR GENERAL Housework in a Family of Three Adults; must be cook. Call, with recommendations, after 5 p.1 209 C m27-3t Vv ANTED-SALES LADIFS IN_A DRY AND Fancy Goods Store. Address DEALER, Star office. bi WS TeD-1Wo TAILORS AT 5 HST, 1 JN. RICHARDSON & © Vv ANTED—AN INDUSTRIOUS WHITE BOY FOR Work Around House and to Waiton Table. Mra. RILEY SUNBURY, Wyoming ave, Heights, x ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS WHITE COOK. ‘AP- W hiv. tue only with good Teleconcee ote Btu RILEY’ SUNBURY,” Wyoming ave. Was ingtor beyond head of Coun. ave, ANTED—WOMEN COOKS, #10 TO ; CH. ber Maids, Nurs and Laundreases, in city or iters. Drivers or Farm Handa; Colored Mou AML. A, COOMBS, 926 Fet.n.w, m2Z7-3t* TED—WOMEN COOKS, 810 TO 860: LAUN reas, Cooks, Butlers, Coachmen, Farm an Dairy, Kitchen and Pautry ' Maids, this ‘city and r sorts.’ DICK'S AGENCY, 613 7th at. n.w. te V yANCED—A MAN TO TEND GARD! W , HOKSE. gud Cow near city good home provided: none need apply without written recommendations. Zig st a. m26- W ANTED — ONE SKIRT AND ONE WAIST Hand, and also an Apprentice Apniy 1818 Marion st, d.w., between Oth and 7t, Q and i. I. ave, Wwe TED—A RESPECTABLE WHITE BOY about 16 years of age to make himself useful in the Store and to Run Errands. Apply at 608 9th new. my26-2t' WaASTEDSA COMPETENT NURSE: ALSO A Good Cook, one used to German cooking wages and steady home to good irl. Corner Dsts. n.w., in dr State age, experience and give reterenct DRUGS, Star office. WwW TED—IMMEDIATELY—-FIRST- CLASS Waist Trimmers; also Skirt Hand who thoroughly understands draping; for such hand Sigh p ice paid; ork all sumer. Mra, TRAVIS, T a ™ Want A YOUNG MAN AS BOOK KEFPER, Address BOOK KFEPER, Star office. m26-3t WiaNtED GU XPERIENCED WOMAN TODO ‘General Housework in Small Private Family of Three Adults; must come well recommended; good home to right person. Apply aiter 6 p.m. 1512 T 2, mt WAstrDos LADY CLERK; MUST BE QUICK Mt figures and rapid peninan| also Girl to work on Neckbaud Irouer. MORGAN STEAM LAUNDRY, in 3 517 9th st n. w. WASTED — LADIES AND GENILEMEN WHO want something to do wiil please call bet. 9 and 12a,m. at Koon 14, Central National Bank Building, cor. 7th und Pa ave. m26-3:* * WASTEDSS HEELWRIGHT. m26-3t* was TEDSA D SHIRT IRONER. DEXTER RY, 400 Cst.nw. | m36-2t WwW MAN FAMILIAR with Stationery Business. Address, stating name and present or former employer, Lox 60, Star m24-3t* PLATE bes office. V TANTED — FIRST-OLASS STEEL Printers: non-union; ‘steady position; Adress GAST BANK NOTE Ct MPANY, 10. iby Wanteb, SHITE CAND) COLORED | COOKS Office boys, Waitresses, Maids, Butlers, Farm au Dairy Hands, bresw Makers, &¢. (German and all Foreign Help), Cities, Country aud Resorts. BURN- HAMS, 1110G st. n. my24-6t* WASTED-A POSITION AS HEAD COOK; TEN Years’ experience as Chef in leuding hotels and clubs. Address JOK LORINE, 1231 Pa,ave., Wash- ington, D.C. it Wastes ican Pro tant with hixiest reierences; city, country or travel. Call or address 1600 I si. n. present employer. m27-3¢* a ANTED AZ) HEADQUARTERS — POSITIONS for Cooks, Chamber Maid, Woitress, Laundresses d Nurses, Beainstreas, Men Wi may, Butler, SAML. A, COOM m37-3t" WARNIED-GO, TO DICK'S AGFNCY FOR YOUR Cooks, Laundress, Maids, Waitress, Nurses, But- rs, Cooks, Coach- , O26 F at nw. Jers, Coachmen, Waiters. Kitchen Help for this city or V — SITUATIONS — FIRST-CLASS _COL- bainbermaid, Hotel or Boarding House; y y, and settled White Cook; no washing. 709 L nw. DUNDORE & CO ate OR RENT—FURNISHED OR UNFUR} and bath. 50 Ist. n.e Rooms; gas R RENT—TO A GENTLEMAN (CONVENIENT ‘Second 3 to Metropolitan Club)—a Pleasant rooms and private bath. LITE, Star office. fo communicating tenant. COSMUPU other ee RR RENI-—ONE LARGE FRONT AND ONE Back Room. nicely furnished. with board; tran- Sients accommodated. 718 10th st. nw. m27-3t° R REN1—602 5TH ST. NW. OPP. Office, Beautiful Rooms: f overlooking floors: two a Sa'and board in the house. 23G JFPOR RENT—PLEASANT DEST. the summet PENSION jurnished, light, cheerful rk; single or Communicating; family; refs. m27-3t* OR RENT—TWO LARGE COMMUNICATING Rooms, southern expost: with ite RABLE ROOMS TO 1421 K ot re. newly furnished, . LW FS RENT—FURNISHED FIRST-FLOOR FRONT ‘Room ; also 2d-story Back; together or separatery; gery for light housekeeping if desired; no chil: IR _RENT—1720 H 8T. N.W, ONE S8QUARi west of War and Navy Depts, First Floor, hand. somely furnished ; also Front Hail Roo: preferred. Apply 813 11th st, nw. ate ‘OR RENT—715\ TENTH ST. NW, HAND- suitable for light children. Apply to 1 R_RENT— = cD Fdeecasanathe toe housekeeping, or One Furnished usekeeping, to “ti OHstuw. FURNISHED—TWO OR THREE jeasent second floor south front Koo! rf Corcoran st. n, w. ed Rooms on Firsé and second mele. - OR RENT—THREE Ri ROOMS, UNFURN) FURNIS! koom, with or without board: prettiest Pleasant 69, Star office. 'OR RENT. nished Room: ELIGHTFUL, ‘communicat art Mt. block from care; moderate. Address Box ug and single; with or without board. “Io be had at 1z11 13th st. ° m26-3t* COUNTRY REAL FSTATE. ALK. SALF—@65 WILL BUY A 56-INCH BALF ANDSOME HOUSE AT 5 ee ae SE ee eee | kay has ae gases” Bo SR ed cle, near! rn up. €! bh val o) Gail after pau.» BRECKEL'S, 1Uu and N sts dene 6 Payne _ma27-30 Se he a Fok, SALETA DOUBLE DESK WITH DRAWS and Closets to suit, low Atting, in good order. Apply 615 7th at. n.w., 3 m27-3t R SALE—“OTTO” GAS ENGINES, BOTH NEW ‘and second hand; any size. for circular of Fo. SALE—IMPROVED LAND WITHIN 3 MILES of Washington City; 123%, acres, lane house, -bese Eryn Prawtitul view Of eats. $130 per ace _ y UNTO" ia" mansion. and © ter, tall etd stately shade trece, beastifel inven ret ter and macpificent view of city and rive. callon _D. BALLAUF, Ag't 731 7thet nw. nid | Rinutdicus nnation eee Beettene ee OR SALE. RARE PIANO B IN—OWNER fe Jeaving the city, bac jeft with us for aule a magni cent Dark Case Upright Piano. very handsome and ele- fantly finished: Las all the best improvements. very Tich and even tone; perfect in every respect. having been used but Little: one of th i makes: five-year suarontee transferred, cost 8480" for & quick aaie it can be had for only $210 cash, including handsome Stool, Call at once. THE PIANO EXCHANGE, my27 013 Pennsyivanis ave, Fen SAU CHES GOOD, FIRST-CLASS Fire-proof Safe: has combination lock; good as | mew; barcain to sell at once to save storage: cash or | Address Box 50, Star us. T PRIVATE SALi > Extension-top Surrey; made to order by a reliable maker: hus bad but two ‘months’ careful use, and is practically uew;a very fine Side-bar Top Buxgy, that ows Dut litte wear. anda fine Young Horse that is an extraordinary good driver under saddle: gentile and sai sion oF for villa sites, aud farme bear Washington, cheap and on ea»; Seems. Celland see toe. we will be pleased to talk al nee eer ae Score vamp. 1K RENT—FROM 18ST OF 31 7 water. cancreted ce! ree from tay 27-6t STEIGER & LIEBERMANN, 1303 Fat business use; two sets Sing! vam, | = = = a Ladies’ and Ge: Saidie, ke Mill be sold sejarate FS RENT—HYATTISVILLE—A NICE §-ROOM. for any reasonabie offer. Sold for no fault, bat ovly neardepot DUCKETT & FORD, ‘As owner is removing to # distant city. Appi: it 2 _ OU Faaw Stable, 1006 13th ot. n. m27 JOR SALE-1, 2. 3 ACRES, 5 MINUTAS WaLE : OK SALE—DART BICYCLE. NEW, LADIES’ pm Forest Glen station, hea Pattern, will eell cheap. 3d Vth a -6t DAVID DSTO! JOR SALF—IN QUANTITY FROM TEN ackes K" upward tor suburban resideuces or trucking, ueae Collewe Station. | poytcre LLOuD's Beal rs TATE AGENCY, nd ave sid JOR SALE—212-ACKE FARM BETWEEN WASH- ington and Baltimore ner Patuxent near Pa.ave. TOR SALE—LADY'S STYLISH VIL! AY platform springs: no horse motion : cost new aisy glewant Phaeton buguy: both equal to new aud will be sold at rare barvains solely for want of use. Anply Private Stable, rear of ‘residence 1:30 K st. fe m27-3t VOR RENT—129 nished Rooms on Second mer prices; gentiemen ouly ; HST. N. nd Third Floors references. my broad; ail have references. 613 7th st. nw. experience, Man and Wife, city or coun- ANTED — BY ENGLISHMAN AND WIFE, arge of City or Country Residence; under- will stands care of stock and garden; Al go out with family for summer. 2, Wants A Girl » Situation, to class Coo! ences. Cail or address 151436 10th st. u.w, m26~ W ANSED BY A YOUNG scoTCH WoMAN JU landed, 8 situation as Chamber Maid in a frat. clase family. Apply W.C.A.. 1719 13th st, nw, 26-2" WASTED BY A) BRIGHT YOUNG COLORED Giri, place aa Chambermaid or to assist in Gen: House Work: yood roferences. MERIETTA N, 1737 Jobuson ave. n.w., between K and 8 14th and 15th, m26-3t* references My 1 LE Co! orth or east, aa first- Chamber Maidor Laundress,. Best ,refer- WARTED; ITUATION AS GOVERNESS BY A refined German indy. Speaks Freuch and Englis fluently. No objection to travel. Addre: = NOVER, Star office. myZ6-2t WARZED — SITUATION BY MIDDLE-AGED Vhite Woman ; cook aud kitchen work; no dry work; good references, Call or addre: 1203 Bat. u.e. my26-zi* V ANTED—A SITUATION LY TWO GERMAN Girls; oneas cook, the other us chambermaid aud for the summer, Address Box Faltress: to go aw r office. NTED—SITUATIONS FOR XN ide and Children), Cooxs, Drivers, Porters, Lady Clerks for Stores 1 Bartenders, &c. Cities aud Resorts, BURNHAM'S, 1110 G st. nw. mv4-6t* WASTED-A YOUNG, EDUCATED | MARKIED tnan, 30, wishes position of responsibility; mod- erate salary ; good references give: B. btar 01 WANZED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE WOMAN Who ts a good Seamstress, a Place to go out by the day to do family sewing; good refereuces. Address SEAMBTRESS, Star offi 24-3 WANTED — EMPLOYERS — FOR FIRST-CLASS Ber with refereuce in every case, send to CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE and your order will be filled with dispatch. May Building, 7tb and E nw. ap26-300* WANTED-BY A YOUNG WHITE MAN, A SITU- ation as Coschinan or auy other employment; is well acquainted in city and understands care of hi perfectly, Address TRUSTY, star offic WAXZED-SIZUATIONS FOR NURS! Waiters, House Keepers, Drivers, Porte Hands aud others; (French’ Maids, Japenese House- man, Canadian Nurses;) cities, country and resorts, BURNHAM'S, 1110 G 14 WANTED MISCELLANEOUS |. MEEHAN, HOUSE A’ DSI N . D. J. 10 ANTED— HORSES FOR PASTURE —LONG Meadow Grazing Farm, on Bennings road near lands in the é. MORRIS, end Hi street cur line. Finest » District. Terms $6 per mo, lm x KEEPING Horses Winter and Summer # Specialty; ord box Price's Livery Stables, 311 6 st. n.w.; farm 7th st. Toad, 8m. from city, 0. HLF. CLARK, bligo, Md. m27- ANTED—TO PURCHASE OR BORROW FORA consideration the Appendix to Wordsworth on the Apoculypae. Address Box 79, Star ofhee Tt® WATER PARLOR FURNITURE, UPHOL- stered Mattresses nade over; work done in a nest and substantial manner. Slip Covers cut and made; fit guaranteed. C. NELSON, 1223G st, uw. m10-72t* WEARITED=G00D [UNLISTED | STOCKS | AND Bonds, FRANK, Star office. m26-3t @ where to be seen and lowest pric RAESEs BOE SSS ys ANTED—10 BUY A GOOD MILK Rou tween JO and 80 galious, Apply at 1! wmyX6-Se" WANIED-BY A GENILEMAN IN VIRGINIA, 30 Horses to Vasture at $2 per month; excellent pasture and good care guaraiteed. For further par- iculars apply at BRIDGES & PKESGKAVE'S Livery Stables, 5289 M st., Georgetown, D. m24- W3STED—H. BAUM PAYS THE HIGHEST CASH Prices for Furniture, Carpets, Feuther Beda, Office and dStore Fixtures. Entire Hourebolds « suecialiy. | Storage ou ressouable terma Address nw. P National Cash Regi \ WARSTED-AT THE CITY INTELLIGENCE OF- fice every day, Working Women, Men, Boye and Girls; no waiting for work—applications for wovern- Ment positions prepared, May Building, 7th & Ku. m21-6t* WASTED TEN CARPENTERS WHO UNDER- staud Shinwling, also Five Laborers. Apply to GEO. F. ADAMS, 300 45g 61. 5, mtd V ANTED—A GENTL to Solicit Subscriptions amoug professional aud Dusiness men for Standard Books. Call between 5 and 6 p.m. at 1018 26th st, nw. te WANTED-HORSES TAKEN FOR PASTURE AT Ivy City; 75 acres of grass, fine spring water and plenty of shade. terms 80 ver wlouth, A.M. P vy City Kace Track. WARXTEDSALL, IDE Cabinet size, at this mouth, regular tory work.’ Stur Ga WEANIED — BERSONS = WISHING TO GET Pasture at 2.50 per month tor Horses please cail atJ. KR. KABBI 300 10th st. n.w. TRING PHOTOGRAPHS "2 per dozen, children included Re e833. voor shown; satisfuc- lery, 459 Pa, av. mnb11-3u Weep EB T.CLASS | MACHININTS- Apply at SHEPHERD & HURLEY'S, 201 12th st. Dw. ‘wy 24-3t* WANTED PATENT SOLICITORS — a” NEW York house offers an Exceptional Opening fora Solicitor or Clerk, baving thorough experience in a solicitor’s office, to come to New dork as Muuaxing Cierk, with fair salary to commence and chance tor rapid sivancemeut; must be thoroughly qualified, re- syonsible und reliable. Address SULICIIOK ¥,, Star ottice. mZ4-6 W NTED—EXPERIENCED SKIRT AND WAIST i so an Apprentice, at 1015 11th st. nw. WASTED= DUNDORES EMPLOYMENT | BU- conducted by ladics—Men and Women, white and colored, for al! kinds of domestic labor, city Aud states: with referenees, nemoved to 709 Lat. n. w. m10-18¢ TED—LEAKNERS FOR PROF. CHRIST- International Lailor system; with ary inch as ull scientific tailor cut; patterns and materials cut and made aud instruction taven by Mie, 8 J. MESSER, 1403 KI. ave, Vv y ANTED—EVERY ONE TO KNOW THAT JACOB Hillengoss, the Pittsburg Ave: Jocated at 721 H st. n.e., 19 kept ‘busy putting up A. Northrop's Patent Ceilings and Side Walls. Send tor cire ‘Tarle m26-% NT ROOMS, FURN 35 oth \T—-TWO VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS IN rivate family with few boarders also first-class Board. 1000 8th st. n.w., cor. Mt Vernou place, ‘Room \T—TWO COOL, PLEASANT 2D-STORY furnished or unturnished, with first-class Table Board; convenient to three lines of cars. 612 Mass. ave. n.w. my26-3t° OR REN ‘Comm 22 C st. n. Front Room, East Capitol st. cara, —THREE ting Rooms, facing north and south; itable for housekeeping; delightful for we JOR RENT—A NICELY FT 8Y: also One Back Koom, Tooms open on apiazze, 12 6th at. n. FR RENT—ROOMS—THRE furnished or unfurnished, with or without ylvania ave. L, w. LAKGE UNFURNISHED 5 m26-3t* A RNISHED AND COOL 87; both 3 doors my 'T ROOMS, rd E FLEGAN m2 ROR RENT—ROOM<, INQUIRE AT 1057 EP Market Space, Georgetown. nd Sittin ient to all lines cars. pack, 7 9B RENT—1 NIC ‘story Roon aired. 1818 ¥ FURNISHED SECOND- #9 per month tn advance; references 12th st. now. R RENT—LARGE FRONT ROOM; 18T FLOOR: | mz4-3ee furnished or partly furnished; southern or western, exposure ; a delightful four car lines. 1003 location ; overlooking park; near th ats, con of Kbewe ot Lew. m2-4te improvements; ube of kitchen; near tw For terms apply at 440 1st at. only; very desirabl $15 per month. FURNISHED ping: modern .W. NEAR COR- Large Kooms with Board location aud good table board ; my24-3t* JOR REN en suite or 1 iaspionabie neighbor my Zest FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, Three Rooms ona Floor ins ood. 2113 Pennsylvania ave. JOR RENT—A_ LARGE FURNISHED ROOM three large windows: overlooking a beauti‘ul park: rivate fami); aeuired. "4° ‘$th $15 per month ; communicatii it. nw, WOR RENT—ELEGANT SUITES OF PARLORS ON second floor. Also another, sume style, on third floor; every convenience: cheap'to gentleman and wife or young an. 14, we m24-3t* F 2 Fi 5 :ASANT ROOMS ‘on 2d floor, with Small Hall Room; desirable loca- tion; bath on same floor; private faimily; no house- keeping. 1232 14th st. n.w m24-st* 514 K ST. N. W., FURNISHED Rooms on second and third fuors with board; also table board. JOR Ri my24- T—AT 1110 L 8T. N.W—HIGHEST AND coolest location in ct phis lady, Two Large. Iootis Perhanent and trausients accommodated. 10 mont ave, D DELIGHTFUL ROOMS; sous in 8 roo. table board JOR KENT—PLEAS ond snd third floor 903 M at. FOR RENTI15 K 81. X. ant Second-story Roome, communicating or singl: ew house; occupied by owner: ments; no children; reut moderate TWO DESIRABLE ROOMS AND Frome larye aud convenient, op. vate family. floor; Dosite the District bull ct di —1204 N ST.. ELEGAN Rooms and Board; plumbing perfect, ANT COOL ROOMS ON SEC- very desirable location ; pri- m24-3t' .W., TWO V+RY PLEAS- ail modern imp m ng; 814 per mouth. med-st RNISHED few ‘house aud furniture; ml4-it For BENS, og SAND SOMELY Rooms: also a Suite of Kooms, first flvoi Conn, ave, 1 Ae private bath. 1 OR RENT—92: FURNISHED timore and Potomac railroad. WM. Fo, BEAT A, BARGATE—OUR, HORSE 10 Aliceauna st., Baltimore, Md. pee ere 2a | PSE BENT-FURNISHED—A PINE COUNTKY deem perfeet family horse, Also Dayton aud Residence: 10 rooms, stable and five acres of laud, ill sell separately. Apply GROOM at private stable in rear of 122 st_bw. m27-3t" JOR SALE—TWENTY GALLONS MILK ON FIVE Gallons Cream per day, delivered at Baltimore and Obio depot. Inquire st iloz A st ne. after dpi LOR SaLE—CHeAP— rel or car load. Bargain. WM. C. CODD, 2010 and 2012 with plenty grass for and garden. veins horse and cow. ano frut Will rent from Jnue 1 to November 1. For partucularsapply to FAANCIS HUFTA, nis 1301 F xt. aw F YOU WIst A HOME IN THE COUNTRY oO Po uatallment Vian send uawe to Box 365, ag . Location access carriage oro REY w sal carne 2 <pett {OR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR © ROP- eee unincuunbered, sdisWeg Hystee: ville and Kiversdale AL an. tful for scenery tteville deput eid One-balf i K JOR SALE—CHEAP_A BRAND NEW DOMESTIO erluoking wing Machine, surroguding couutry. 2 08 Lath et. nw. my Dank cbeautiful grove and sult har suring che ae FOR SALE STOCKS-SAFE AND PROFITABLE | Kiversdale which without uuler este reeatena investments, with speedy retu cents per foot or @2.500 per acre. Will take for ait of cent, prouiiveds" tb the Land. Mi Pulbe together #200 ‘per acre or Exchange for City nent Companies ot Property. J.C. : “Fats ty J. ASETILE & CO. Lous @ Partbenot Meieuia Bisaesaba’® QOR SALE—A VERY HANDSOM Horse, six yeare old. for riding aud driving, par. ticularly for riding; has all gaits under saddle. ‘To be ween at KELEHER'S Stable, 425 Sth st. n.w. from @ LE—FPOUR ACRES AT TH > directly on the Eastern figure. HUTCHINS, am. to 6 p.m. mr 36-20* 1503 Pa. ave. cS R SALE—IN PAWN—GENT'S HANDSOME DIA- | FQARM OF 125 > CFF pond Kit aud stud. worth @400. pawned for | I Point, iu St, Mi sitasned ot june. ‘s county, Md., situated at jun tion of Potomac and Wicomico rivers. Bear Laucostere hart, 75 miles from Wasbingtou, S-roow dwelling in good order. ‘Thisis splendid location for fishing $150; also Lady's Solitaire five stones, for #50, one fice tickets, Address GEN = =a = = E, | and gunning club: pric , RK SALE—CHEAP—A LADY'S RIDING HORSE; | $40, fubuing club, ice ouly $0,000 Apply to FBikrecds sar years old. spirited, sound and gen- | FRANCIS HUFTY, OT sea a utbatet” u . H. ROBERTSON, 1515 H st. my26-3t FARM OF 127 ACKES, SITUATED ABOUT JOR “SALE—KEBELLION RECORDS; FOUR miles Dorthwest of Manassas. in Virginia, will | 4, two of 5, | Be soldat s decided bargain. For price and termis ap Address HIGHES'| BIDDER, star office. "my a |= NCio HUFTY, 1301 F at JOR SALE—FINE KENTUCKY SADDLE MARE: SS ACKER, SITUATE six years old; bay: perfectiy sound aud gentle to Tide or drive: a targain, Apply at COOPER'S stables, Host. bet. 13th and Lath. my 26-3: FFA2™ FOR Sale oF oue mile from Nomini landing, in Westinoreland county, Va., improved by 10-room Brick Hou-", ee 50 fect’by 30 feet, with brick kitchen in rear, house = a _ | perfect it :ulso baru.stabie, corn house &c.@. , on 7OR SALE—BROWN MARE; WILL WORK ANY- | third of the farm in valuable timber, fish, oysters and where; price @75. Apply at Stable in rear of 314 | came in abundance. best society in the neiguverhos Pa. ave. my2e-lw* ares aud Baltumore boats sivp at Nomiui laws’ OR SALE—FECHNER'S COIN CATALOGUE his is e decided Price 10c. |. Now ready at 231 and 611 Pennsylva- oe nia ave., or 523 7th at. mazda inure ict JOR SALF—WOOD AND COAL Bi FRANCIS RUFTY, dress BENEM, Star office. m24-6t 1301 F st. bow. POR SALE_TWo ACKER BEAUIIFULLY LO- cated at Herndon, Va., within 100 yards of KA. wud ress, 7 room fram + $3,000. BH WAKNER & x ae ____ ma 26-St sc ALE—FINE LOTS AT FAIRLAWN—THE ion to Laurel—ouly @200 and @250 per lot; © cash and @10 per wouth without {uterest: aiready offered. B H. WAKNEK cu., 916 F st. ow. SOR SALE—CHFAP—3j MILES Marshall Hall, 14 Actes of Grow ore Toul BD: ig. 501 7thetaw. enact F 28, SALt FINE CHANCE FoR SUBUKBA home or for investment. Save your money by putting 10 per month in a lot at Pacriawn, the: baru. dng addition to Laurel. Advances ure iready offer. ou original prices, Oly €200 aud FNOk BALE— F° PIANOS AND ORGANS. — ag f used. Standard makes. Price #15 and up- we Call and secure 48° paymente, in. oF FOR SATEAS AMILY MARE, BAY,3 years old; strong, gentle, f-ariess aud sound. Quire 1101 14th et. 2 m2$-3t F% SALE—CHEAP, DECLINING HOUSEKEEP- pith Eutize Contents French water colors oll age, mahogany furuiture, lawn mower ah cradle. 906 Fate. mowerne-3tt FPO! SALE 7 HORSE POWER OTTO GAS EN- gine; 2 Second-hand Steam Engines, 10 borse power Locomotive Boiler, 30 horse powel pearly new: 5 Steam Boilers, 16 horse power. 1 Tubular Boiler, 20 horse power: 1 Baxter Engine and Boiler, 4 horse power: all ingood running order, Address SHEPHERD & HURLEY, pakthe Oo,” le Agents for Deita Electric Motorand Fan, | "nS 54 Be ere my24-3t" 201 12th st. nw. mn E—FINE LOTS AT FAIRLAWN. beautitul avition to Laurel. oniy Fok SALE TELEASUKE BOAT. SLOOP RIGGED, snils new last September; 30 feet long: 6 feet bean: per lot. Terms @1U cash and elo mouth with- cabin nearly whole length’ cop] fastened; a fue | out interes! SHE REY stole Jes, cove, Fabepiarest"AaNances lies “gred pial C.K. WRIGHT, my24-5t 916 F st. uw. with Munn & Co. 624 F at. {OK SALE-FINE FRUIT FARM OF THIkIY Acres, only 5 iniles from city; besutuful view of orac; 28 acres plauted in the finest fruit trees, Sreat bargain. 1. K BROOKS, 616 ut {OR 8 EADY cery and Provision n, w. dress JAMES, Star office. POH SALE-IN TENLEYTOWN. D.C—20 HEADS of Horees Just arrived from Kansas; 5 Ponies, 5 light-driving’ and. tiuiug Horses, 8 heavy draught and roud Horses.» By G. BRITT Poe AEE BUST ARRIVED SIX HEAD OF Horses, two very speedy and some fiue drivers, one ONY tuutable to nde and drive. Cau be acen at BUW- 'S Stable, 627 New York ave. n.w. m23-6r Fx SALE—A HANDSUME BAY HORSE 15% hands high; six years old; sound in every respect: will work anywhere singlo ‘or double: suid as the owner hus no further use tor hun. price $165. Gan be seeu at the QUARTERMASTEX’S STA bi JOR SALE—PERSONS WHO HAVE THE cush aud really want Bargains in Keal Estate, and are competent to Judge of values without edvice irom interested competitors, may secure suiie of the Ver Best iu the market bs application to meat once. { have 78 Acres of Land, mile from city limiteon Maryland ave. exteuded. will sell at 200 per acre, one-half cash balance to suit. 1 will contract to f feit one-half of the deferred payment if the propert) does not double in value before it {aus due. THOM. A. MITCHELL, 034 F st. maze {INE COUNTKY SEAT NEAK SILVER PLING; on 7th st. road, shout S quiles from cl 3 > day: . double dwelling, goud well, stable and other far my 2 For Myer. _ buildings, ectes of land verge: teken {YR SALE — UPRIGHT (PIANO: USED BUT | stonce mais DEEBLE, DAVIS'& CO, ua 4 £8 inci _mzé-lw 1319 # st, ‘925 7th stn w. OK SALE — DO NOT FAIL TO PURCHASE A N.W., NICELY FUR- nished Second-story Rooms; southern exposure, m24-3t* JOR RENT—IN NORTHWESTERN PART OF THE city a Very Desirable Niceiy Furnished Room with best of Table Board to either gentleman or lad) dress K. T., Star oflice, Ad- JOR RE FROM THE FIRST OF JUNE, A Cool, Pleasant Third-story Koom, facing the park, suitable for one te family. 1 ROR RENT—ONE LARGE_FURN! koom, Inquire at onc JOR RENT Dressing Room aud Piazza on fi ut 702 19th st. THREE APARTMENTS OF 1 WO AND Septleman, “Every convenience, | Prié c SHED three rooms eu suite ; private bath and closet; ele- hand unfur. r. F at.n.w. gantly furnished: at summer rates. THE WOOD- 13t Towa circls. K RENT: WITH YOUNG COUPLF, DESIRABLE 2d floor room, carpet and curtains, @7; pleasant 3d floor, ceutleman, $6. Reterences. my22-6t* {OR RENT—1315 MASSACHUSETTS AVE., FUR- nished, Very Large Cool Rooms for sui pel ently. WANED IT KNOWN THAT © D. Builder aud Carpenter, 717-719 18th st_n.w. Mukes @ Specialty of Kemodeling und Jobbing: Pack: ing Boxes made to order at short notice. my19-1m" NSIV 3g mulles tro1 erences: L Kubiere, 31 11th and M si dress WM. H ture, running water aud plenty, Attention. Apply to General FERTY, icth st. aud Louisiaus ‘Telephone call, 705. AY y ANTED-—LADIES TRY a sure cure for female di Lady Ageuts to sell Dr. MeGiil Mrs. FL A, BAILEY, epll-2m* ANTED—A MEDIUM-SIZED HOUSE WITH yard und stable: preier uorthwest section oF own hear street railroad, Address, with terms, p.W., Star office, Wanthvcto KES FURNISH House om Metropolitan Brauch for summer months or Board tor self, wife and boy three years old. State price and location. Address Box 64, Star office Waster: BY A FAMILY OF THREE ADULTS— 4 Furuished House unui October 1; $25 wil paid und good care taken. Address C.C., Btar ottice, m?4-3t* WANIED-THOSE LEAVING THE CITY FOR the summer can find a reliable party without children to take charge of Home by addressing Box 15p, office. Kete =Tg WANIED-10 PURCHASE FOR CASH, A SMALL House; good location ; price not to exceed $2,000; must bea bargain. Address L. CASH, btar offic: my WASEDA FAMILY OF THE ADULTS would like to take charge of a Furnished House durine the summer for the Tent; no cooking; best of references. Address Mrs. L.V., Star oilice, mZ4-3t* WANTEDIA HOUSE FOR ABOUT 810,000 northwest; vf 9th st. and not north of N st. A.B. FAKDON, 1326 F st, w24-3t WAT RO, A DYNLICATE- PROPERTY ON 7th. veh. 10th, 11th, 12th and 13th ate. nw. between Pa. ave. and Hat.’u.w. ACKEK & GADSBY, 1008 F st. new. m2-1m WANTED—KOOMS Want 4 AGED GENTLEMAN AND A Mife, connected with railroad corporation, will ay BOU per mouth for Two birst-class Furzished Kectute, frat and communiestingsou fret or second fluor, with Board, will be permanent; location bet xa and 7th ate. Pi ave. aud ists nw. MAJ., str office. WIL Tatvnsfors Poston in Govasuens Sint Address BUSINESS U., Star offic, ms COURTENAY, BE MERCIFUL TO BOTH OF US And seud word to me where you are, Rm! PBVATE, DETECTIVE WoKK PI tended to by un experienced man; ull business scrictly confidential; terms rcasouable; ‘shadowing in or out of town. Address Lox 163, Star oifice. my 1U- Lin Citas IVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS wer. | Send 10c. to, & W. FLYNN, A.M., Ivy Institute, WASTED LOOK HERED ALL KIND OF FUR- niture stored 905 New York ave, nw. WM. F. REAMER. W ANLEDCFURNITCRE OF EVEKY DESCRIP- tio, also stocks of all kinds of merchandise, store and vifice fixtures, &, AC my 1-1m WANTED PRIVATE LETTERS AND OTHER Writings to Kevise, Correct and T strictest contdence guaranteed; trauslation: FLYNN, A.M., Ivy Instutute, established 1 corner Sth aud’K sts. nw m6-1m* WARTERCALL IN NEED OF HAVING THEIR Umbrellas and Parasois Covered, Lined and Ke- ured to apply to B. B, CHASE, 1314 Pa. ave. aud 411 ith st., upp. Star ofl apls-2m ANTED-—STEAM ARPET CLEANING AND kevovating Works Feathers Kenovated; Mat- W tresses Made Over; Furniture stewed and Moths Destroyed. F. H. YOUNGS, 1402 Fa uve, Telepuone . BEST BUTTER ane ‘ood, . per pound. Cooking, lve. per pound, Warranted not to wet stromm (lik butter ¢ }) 1OF Obe mouth, or mouey refund Nu Do Gens ‘Maat is “just as good as Scrib- F's, II the suiue thing,” Lut get the best, which for sale only C.SCKIBNER, 32% 52Y, 350, My, WM. Center Market (Middle of Fist Aisles. BUSINESS CHANC ANT IN SOUTH W; fine business, license ulrewily p1 ured, must ‘st. L.w. UKGE COUNTY TAXES peciaity. AND General law practice in Wasn- ington city and Marlboro’. Offices: Bladensburg and $05 Louisiana ave. VR weity. J.C. ROGERS, Attorney and Counsellor in Law nd Equity. m6-lm JOR SALE—BOOK, STATIONEKY AND PERIODI- cal Store, locat din South Washingtou and domg paying busimess, Address PERIODICAL, Star office. my2-40* FUP SR TIGRE TICK: TICK: KAMBAY lias cut the prices. Watches Clean 81; Main Dprinks, warcanted one yeur, ¢1. Clock called for. Jewelry repaired. We deiy competition for guod work and low prices. 12:24 F wt-u.w.iuy 24-310 W TED—8500 FOK ONE YEAK; SECU note snd trust on insured furniture val 81,600. Goou interest, “Adress ERLA 3 me PARTY HAVING A FINE PROPERTY ON G ST. u.w. Wilk mujprove the sure to suit tenant aud ase for @ term: of years st 4 reusouable rent. For fuli information address 1He0. A HAKDING, OG 11th st nw. mnz4-3t Owner gully iu other business. DUGAN & | B08 SALE —cate arr ise BUSINESS CORN Et m Orb st. a ‘ par a y HENRY eae prises was the execution of catrecc paving con, | {iat seas sud Back toa sp23-3m__—_ouitiwentcor Sitand kstarn.w,_ | w if : years, and while lying m the swamps of Louis- on Sees nded den ‘Ottice VALUABLE BKICK CLAY LANDS jans contracted malarial poisoning. which took Hiley Stata SATS 9 Toure, Wal WILLiadis Mancwere O20 set eee a Near Anacostia. such @ hold on hie Liver and kidneys that be | Pilow Tops, byt ee _ TERA = was never @ well man afterward. His remains | fiver sestend! order, 60s. GOODRICH, LAWYER, 124 DEARBORN ST | Omoe—Monroe st., Anacostia, E were taken to the home of his childhood ut| Tavie'seavl, \eiea ther, 75: A- Chicago; 25 years’ successful practice; advice | —— OS “ON 0e EREDY OF FEE Kendallville, Ind., by his wife, nee Misa Mattie | Coucgrdie Rte ie int ss gileamlseeiolmmbiens i a Fistor coutaine ° for cut work. 80c. = % oocapied ‘run 2 Hamilton. a Fine Linen Doylies im dew Orobid Designs, $1 per | QW, 18, TUE TIME.” WE WILL PAY “BIG | [under roa, Clouniers uid Furuishers. Adress it, pSPeciat, Srnvice ro Ricustoxp, Va via ‘Genter Pieces,with Drawn Work, @1.25, 91.80 | digas oF “allot JUSS OLD wiaNie oi [Sn NNSYLVANIA KatLnoap.—For accommodation : way ias0s. SEE of thwe ving ticimond Ya'om season of | ah can Ee Ramee 8 nope ee ER A unvei of Lee monument special trains wi ‘Suk: at RENT—FLA action; elegant pew tallment. ledve Washington at 10:57 ame and 12 o'elock = ——= anos FOR — ATS. f1-tr LS i Sef aS aw. midnight, respectively, tomorrow, May 28, IOB BOOK BINDIN '¥ Low- Fairs '—WEST END FLA’ OK ST. ONE | WALKER, NOTARY PU: tt Nesional bidase Ser bees ; 8 rooms: tS 8. Posles io heel Masi. vers s08 Vesmnt ote Apply early for space in parlor aud sleeping | sve 'nanto conaet of that mee ear Lew shal ollce; price S20. Juuitor on | for eale sve, 420 Bete ve amy 5- Lin’ JOUN @ HODGES, Prop. | premises. me7-3t le. m8-6m R KENT—THRE floor; private tam house; south and east fronts 1101 K st. nw. required. JOR RENT— eating Koom: electric curs pass E yi ELEGANT ROOMS, SECON furnished; double corner ; bay windows, references LeTouy st..a Purse Gold Jubilee Cor: turning same to 20) OST—ON MAY Collie: half white bow around his ue 5, ‘A BLACK AND WHITE ‘k; Lad on ‘Collar with name of Trevor engraved thereon,” A suit- able reward will be paid if returned to 19034 st. n.w. es | OST—ON TUESDA LJ low-breasted Bird. A large re’ MAY 26, A LARGE YEL- rd will be given if returned to G. W. HEROLD, 1213 yth st. uw. my27-3t® @TRAYED AWAY—WHITE BULL TERRIER WITH 2 ‘Al Sus u 1 and name on collar. Companions. able reward if returned to 1 Finder will please return to 50) W. and receive reward, _BELWEEN 11TH A? iso Skye Te separated, A LW. P it YOUNG PUG DOG; NAME ON COLLAR, w 1 w 9TH, Purse marked ‘with mane and address of owner, ook, Tolle box S44, D. Star othce and recive Les —A BLACK LACE BOA WITH W near Finder will please return the sane tot broidered Spots, 15th aud H sts. ost— ght, Mai < hal nrued to 20 N stu. an if returLed With coutents to 1109 8 61 OM PASTURE IN THE _N.E,, D.C, tf 24, One Bey Horse about 1. te C.; no value 1.W., aud recelve reward, my2G- < MAY 22, A GERMAN = wit Tope attached. Keward 5 we ‘arpenter, lock ‘Return to - except to owner. Department, ‘Treagnr; besHOLETAN, PRAYER Book. Suitable reward will Le paid if returned ‘Ost. ‘ON SATURDAY, A SILVER CHATELAINE with Tablet Knife Pencil attached. Suitable re- ward will be paid if returued to owner at 120 2 Diamo Diamoud Breast Pil 1 pair of Pearl Ope “Sadi Plush Coat, $50 in cas jew York uve. nw. sTOLEN FROM MY PREMISES, 121: NW. Sou the souot March, Pee <\ Kings, par ot Diamond Earrings, 1 ‘a Glasses marked with * Lpairot White Blankets, 1 Chil N et ‘NON M. A PAIR OF Suitable reward will be’ paid af myZb-ue Tsgu name Blue plain 1 Lacty’s Gold Wateh, Lot at Fairlawn, where over 15 per cout advanc already been offered on the orucinal prices of seine Jots; @ rare chance for investment; some Bue lots jeft St the orivinal prices—ouly @200 and @25U per lot, Terme, $10 cash aud $20 pet mouth, w.thout interest, m24-ct BH WAKNEK & OO., 016 F st. nw OX SALE—TWO FINE BUILDING BITES aT Hyattsville, 5 and 3 pints Shportunity. “m243t DUCKETT & FORD. 617 Ft. u.w. FX a coTT vd 2 boyy 4 ag 9 ‘ashington Grove. best location in Grove cash Apply 1125 Sth st. § JOK SALE—A FINE OPPORTUNITY POR 1 vestment at Fairlawn, the charmiug apd valuable addition to Laurel: prices are advancing; over 15 per cent advauce already offered to several owners of lots; some of the best lots still left at the original prices, FRE, SALA PAIR OF HORSES; PERFECT match; Bandsome, stylish and young. will be sold Teasouabie. Apply at stable in rear of 317 Missourt ave. nw m21-Lw* JOR SALE—HAWKEYE CA‘ . NEW MODEL, 812.50; 425 Outht, $8.75; all photo gvods 12 per cent discount: everything the vest obtainable, S10 F second floor. J.ik CHAMBERLAIN. m21-2w" SALE—-IMPORTED | BIKDS, PARROTS, cages, Seed and Mocking Bird Food; also Fancy Pigeon: FRED ZELLEK, m20-2w* 607 La. ave. nw. {OK SALE—AY A GREAT BARGAIN—A VERY Light Victoria, built by A. T. Demarest & Co.,with pole and whaits. Also one set of Double aud one set of Sinzle Harness Apply at JNO. McDEKMOTT & BKO.'S, 3. 10 Peun. ave. u.w, __ mal S-eott® 734 V0 ~ YT jot. Terans, only @10 cash ‘OR SALE—CANARIES, MOCKING BIkbs, | *™ per month, without interest, Young Parrots, &c.; Gold Fishes, Globes au “St Bit WAKNEK & Co. 916 ] Fish Food, spratt's Dox'Cakes aud Medicines. KR RENT-MY ELEGANT EG) ) > m15-lu* SCHMID’S Bird Store, 317 12th st uw. ra ye par + WashingtoD Grove for ibe season, fu POR SALE-IF YOU WANT GOOD FIRST-CLASS | Bisbed: wplendic iccation Apply’ SAMI PULKIS Fee Top: Carraues, Bungee Pooae Cacuaes | HOS, 1413 Fat. uw. ws Surreys aud Hand-made Dayions, call at AH. GREGORY'S, cor. th aud New York ave, u. Ww. prices in towh tor the quality of work. JOK SALE—BY 8. H. WALKER, 458 La. AV 73 Real Estate Notes on city property in size from Fe LEASE—TO BRICK MAKERS—10 ACRES oI fine quality Clay, ou basteru Branch, uu from city ; wharf ou premises; will be leased for long term of years at smuail royalty. DUCKET£ & FORD, 617 Fetow. 24: JOR SALE—3 ACRES AT GLENDALE sTati improved by #10-rvoi dwelling aud 2,000. Easy torus. DUCKELT Be $350 to $2, VOU, secured by het trusts; perfect titles, (per ceut interest, pay ally; sold at jar aud accrued interest. Fok SALe-NOW 18 THE IME TO sa money. Len days’ saie of « lot of SuiledandSecoud- hand Carnages, Gugwies. Daytona, Surreys, Carts, Fuaetous, Buckboards, Grocery und ‘Business Wagous, 2 Side bars, Extension lop Family Carriages, Pine Cue or 1 wo-horse Buss, Kobes, Whips, Nets, Sbects, Halters, Saddles aud Bridles, at prices that cauuot be ARM FOR SALE-133 ACKES OF LAND IM Fairfaxco, Va, near V. M. KOK, 12 ual F beat tor cash, or on easy terme Call st W. F. | Weshincton, & miles from Alexapduee in roves GEYEW's, 400 Pasave. _ my10_ | ments 10-room Frame House, verauds ranuing fwil JOR SALE — FOR CEM IES — METAL | length of house, & Outbuildings, iucluding Stable Wreaths, Gay. Wire Settee, Irou Vases, Wire rel: lis, Crooks for Hanging Baskets, Wire, Rustic and ierra Cotta Hanging Baskets; wire work of any kind luade to order. SCH MID": 7 b st. no. mi-3w" Slso a fine Stone Quarry on place. Will well asa whe. or, in 45 acre lus. Price asa whole, $4,500. Mau: cther destvable farms in all sections of the country ¥4-3t HUICHINS, BULKLEY & CO. 1503 Pa ay, FOE SALE BARGAINS JIN SQUAKE PIANOS, | FIOK SALE-MILL PROM HIGHLANDS, 5 FROM trom gUU up; 85 and $10 payments; lurge dis- Washington; Substapdally Built Brick, 10r-: good countior cash. G. 4. WILD & BKUs.. 709 7th u.w, | well aud spring ; 6 acres good laud: highly productive, scents for unrivaled Krauich & Bach Fiauoa | end fruit. JNU. SikPuEN, 472 La ave, myZs-lu* yd" ———$— Fok SALES WOODSIDE, ON THE METHOPOL tan Brauch, at Fenwick Station, eight wiles from ‘ashingtou. Tuis beautiful suburb bas just becu pened to the public, after a lange expeuaiture of mowey on streets, avenues and * Several houses have bean erected aud more are to be built at vnce. The location is high aud occuynes s command- pettect, ‘The tract bn on rgieoed perfect. ‘The tract bse fe tront op c avenue exicuded and is but sud pleasant drive from the city. Auew station will be erected at ouce by the rai.tvad company, apd plaus have a-ready been prepared for the same.’ 1be lots are large and the prices iow. Great inducements will be offered to par- ‘es who will build st once. Houses buiit and suid up iustalLwents. Before buying elsewhere vo out and ex- Fok SALE-HANDSOME NEW PARLOR ORGAN, one uf the stock We advertised so low, solid waimut case, 11 stops: with maker's guarantes; $41. FE EIF- PEK & CONLIFF, 014 11 apl OK SALE—CAKRIAGES, WAGONS AND B wes on casy ters; 100" jobs to select from, He. painng, painting aud trimulug nesuy dove COOK SJARBUL SM be. lu _PROPERTY ‘OK SALE—1 AM AUTHOKIZED FOR A FEW days to offer for sale 30 Acres of Land, within the District, ining on Rhode island Yeuded; ad- | Suuine this property aud thea you can your own Cini held at 8800 aus 81,000 per acter i wi | couclusiobs without rorurd to the terus of at adver: sell this for $500 per acre. ‘Teruis: Oneriourth cash, | Siwement. BF. LEIGHLON, Proprietor, 48% Loulsi- Balance 1, % Syears. ‘his is s splendid bargain, A | #04 sve. Bw. is Tare cance for investors and spectators, a DAVID D. STONE, : S06 F st. nw. r[S™ west YET. chance to secure Lot and 7-room Cottage for $25U. Hodes’ uddition to Halpine Viliege. ‘Thirty At 8250 exch. $2 cash and $10 per month wath- Out interest, A liberal discount tor cash, pine Village is situated on the Metropolitan branch of the vaitimore aud Ohio Raulroad, Two mile ue wide of Kockville. .¢ lots iu the original Halpine Village have all been sold, aud contracts have been entered mite for & hotel, store and several dwelling bouses. ‘Lhe Jeuleytown aud Kockville Electric Railway will Pass within three minutes’ walk of the village. ‘Don't miss the opportunity. You are sure to get # cheap lo t aud you iay secure the cottage. For 1urther particulars apply to Gibbs & LUE FFLER, Agents, 1411 G st nw, m?21-6¢ SALE-FINE SUBUKBAN RESIDENCE; Tor, tory trame house: 6 rooms and paths vend a JOR SALE-S4 ACRES ON B. AND O. RR, 1g miles from Cuariton Heights: 10 trom, Wasliiues ton: new dwelling, 10r. ; large new y Fruie ives. 68000. JUN SLLPHEN, 72 La ave. ay aes ia eatile JOR SALE—OR EXCHANGE—@2,000—A PLEAS. ‘ant Villace Home iy Valley’ of Wiseyia tre a ‘acre excelleutyarden . fruits imavuudance: weter tere stable, &c.; and Dest 1 stocked with ail kinds of fruit trees; good ave: ‘and Spring at, |, SALE-FINEST 9B, COTTAGE IN TAKO! Jot 66X.550 ; good cellar,well, shade, Goid Siurt Studs, 3 berries and runing’ water: ie « — = ste eS shirt Stods with turquoise | Sen. Seapes OTT SWARDER. TiC et un ett aet Fue A liberal reward will be paid for the return of the 4 FAM OF FORTY ACRES, MORE OR LESS, above articles, but no reward for the thief, 1G HALF MILE trom railroad Palle Onqech, Yo. my26-2 Y LUCKETT. BOARDING. five miles from Geo a, D.C, btu. 2 fine Dow: eurs cut OST—MAY 11, 1890, SMALL BLACK AND TAN Retura w LostaFhiway Last, IN tevian Church, on Sth’ st. bet, St ne, Lady's sil: r Watch and Gold Cl bare on neck und breast. Lith st. n.w., aud receive reward. u126: TERN PRESBY- ‘and G to 507 7th ‘Chain. Suit Teward for ite return to 507 7th st b.6. mse Ste FEW PLEASANT AND COMFORTABLY FUR- ‘ed Koouis with gas, good hotel sccommoda- Sonnet ttestiy reduced’ raise Sor tee susan i i i Lostateyespay, NIGHT, Leather Pocket Bool iuoney und other paper oul yz B2a ste, for ita return to 1 BLACK RUSSIA coutsining about 84 in ‘Usetul toowner. Reward ow maz6-2° Os’ ‘ONE SILVER BRACELET, BETWEEN ing, Suitable reward yaid to evening. Suitable rew: at 201 New Jersey ave. s.0. after S p.m. the Capitol Saturday ‘finder upon deliver; m26-1 be ned 06471 Got mw. ____ay30-1 sod etter NICE NISHED ROOMS, SINGLE AND E. ecchard N ‘rontee with Board TsOLst nw oe ante buside m6-St 1 COOL, AIRY ROOMS, WITH BOARD, #1 a AKGE, r —-* ‘day and up; Kooms, 50 and 76c¢.; Furnished Lee for, Housekeeping cheap. it 3 —] SILER, 513 13th st. uw Pe Ee [> OAR DING-—LAKGE, NIC Koum, with Good sourd,at the B 2d si, n.w.; terms mo..erate, Ff Fae as ae ee ‘OS’ Terrier 1314 3uth st. —ON BRIDGE ST., GEORGETOWN, A FOX ‘black spot on body." Return to mz4-3t OST—A BLACK-AND-WHITE acoline marked T7351 Wl aves Botta cat “Se es be paid on returniux him to KING ae will (bove aduress. mode Let NOTA. PUBLIC, ed DEEDS FOR EVERY STATE ed Be Serra alt She Hyatt mevenco and Uy 8 G-roum frame ene wae 2 COUNTRY BOARD. 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