Evening Star Newspaper, May 31, 1890, Page 2

2 HE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, e HR NATIONAL GUARD CAMP. Preparations in Progress Now at Fort Washington. IMPROVEMENTS ALREADY MADE—THE FEET OF TUE QUARDSMEN TO HAVE ASPHALT TO WALK ON—AURANGEMENTS FOR THE COFFEE axD ‘WATER SUPPLY. The silence of Fort Washington will soon be broken by the men who will next week begin the prepsrations for the National Guard camp. Tuesday a force of horny-handed toilers will inaugurate the annual spring cleaning on the reservation by commencing the construction of & new road over which the cavalry and artillery boys will lead or ride th horses to water. This road will be down the ravine that partially di- vides brigade headquarters from the first regi- ment camp. At the foot of the hill there is a good pebbly beach. This road ought to be weicomed by the infantry, for now the mounted men will have no excuse for riding down the main road to water, thus cutting up the muddy highway so as to make it almost useless for the pedestrian. Wednesday work will be commenced on the riffle range. Six electric targets will be put up and are intended for regular use during the encampment period. Should anytbing occur to ge the self-markers their places can in- stantly be taken by six Laidley or regulation wolving targeta. Within the fort many alterations and im- provements are to be made. An additional mess shed will be erected for the exclusive use of guard details, ao that the regular meals and the arrrangements therefor may not be dis- turbed. COFFEE, WATER AND SUCH. Lovers of coffee and soup will be delighted to know that their taste is to be catered to on an extensive scale. Six huge cauldrons—each of them with a capacity of ninety gallons—has been ordered and will within a few days be ‘ut in their respective places. The rupply of of fiquids at meals will be fully equal to mand. There will be no lack of water. On the ram- parts two enormous tanks are to be built and Sas comgenenes will be kept fall of Potomac } war all the time, the water being forced up throngh pipes by the United States fish com- mission steam pump at the wharf. There was & pump there last Fe .d it endeavored very ely to keep the kitchen supplied, but there Len times when the job was too large for it. This year there is anew pump twice as pow- erful as its predecessor. Last year the brigade got its drinking water outef company coolers, but the plan did not work well. One company would surrepti- tiously steal ice from another and then twenty or thirty iceless men would go wandering around with their tongues hanging ont, begging for a little water with which to quench their thirst. Sometimes the would-be ice thieves were discovered and then ensued a struggle in which the invaders would cover their retreat by upsetting the “cooler.” The man who wants drinking water during the coming encampment will find it at the headquarters of his battalion. Gigantic cool- ers are now being made so that there will be plenty of water to mix with and adulterate the medicine which so many will take with them from the city. These battalion coolers will be kept constantly filled from a water cart, which is to bea fair specimen of perpetual motion. A SIDEWALK. Where was the soldier or civilian last year that did not wish either for wings or a sidewalk im Camp Ordway. Mud in the roadway was not less than six inches deep; off the roadway it was sometimes better, sometimes worse. A cheap and practically indestructible walk will be ready Ee he visitors before July 31 puts in an appearance. Gen. Ordway puzzled over the matter for quite a long while before he made the discovery that the District Com- missioners had on their official hands an enor- mious quantity of asphalt that was of no ‘value; it was the old surface of Pennsylvania. The Commissioners said to the general that he might take all he wanted and the general has taken enough to lay a footway four feet wide throughout the entire length of the camp. It will be a sort of colorless mosaic, and not too regular at that, but it will always be compara- tively dry, and that isall to be expected of any sidewalk. Sidewalks and streot lamps are closely related to each other in the municipal family. There Will be street lamps in camp. A row of gaso- line illuminators will follow the sidewalk from the wharf to the furthest limits of camp. There will be no street cara this year. A plentiful supply of horses and carts has been contracted for. This will obviate the ne- cessity of having the entire quartermaster de- tment scattered all through: southern Mary- J in search of a team or two to haul mate- rial and stores. SUPPER IN THE TENTS, Gen. Ordway and his commissary officers are evnsidering a suggestion offered by the former afew days ago. It is to distribute supper to the brigade instead of having the command march down to the mess sheds. To accommo- dite the great crowd of visitors dress parade bus to take place at 5:30 p.m., and supper 1aust necessarily follow. Now, when the wives, mothers, sisters and sweethearts of the boys in blue visit camp the bo: want to show them @ little year a man either had to neglect his callers or lose his supper. The general waats to have this condition changed, so he is eudeavoring to bave matters so arranged that the supper for = company will be delivered on large trays to each company commander. If thia is done the “sisters and cousins and aunts” can be prop- erly escorted to the wharf when the time comes for them to leave. IMPROVEMENTS ALREADY MADE. Gen. Ordway and Col. Long were down at camp on Thursday for the purpose of planning work for the force of laborers which wili be there next week. They found several improve- ments. ‘Ihe wharf has been entirely rebuilt, sound squared timber having taken the of the rotten logs. — Every- thing that Colonel McDonald, — the United States fish commissioner, could do to improve matters had been or was being done. The guardsmen all around de- clare the commissioner a trump. whatever that ia, The latest kindness was the proffer to Gen. Ordway of the commission’s steam launch for use during the encampment. The President spproved Col. McDonald's action, so if Gen. Ordway wants to communicate with the city at wny hour of the day or night be will bave a speedy craft at hand. ‘The Secretary of War is also coming in for od deal of hearty commendation from the National Guardamen these days. He has ap- proved the requisitions for material to com- plete the equipment of the guard, the mess @utfit and such matters, He has been very Uberal and displays great interest in all mat- tere pertaining to the loca! military. — THE CASE OF FRANK MUNROE. Col. Cook Thinks There Will be An- other Effort to Get Him Away. By s curious coincidence while Ferdinand Lowenstein was in the Criminal Court this morning endeavoring to expedite the hearing of his case on appeal Frank Munroe, alias Brainard (who was the principal witness against Lowenstein when he was convicted of having received stolen property—the Seaton plate), was brought up to plead to a charge of larceny from Alice N. Parker, Munroe, it will be remembered, was sent out of the country aud Mr. Lowenstein, who had been endeavoring to expedite his case (the delay being caused mainly by the illness of Judge Bradley), ascertaining that Munroe had returned a few weeks since, caused his arrest. ‘The warrant procured by Mr. Lowenstein was laid aside in the Police Court and another sub- Freon, ath Monroe with the larceny of irs. Alice N. Parker, taken about be time ss the Seaton plate was iw and on this warrant Monroe was held indicted. Lowenstein was in the court today, anxiously expecting that his case should be taken up and the exceptions signed. Judge Bradley, who tied the case and was expected to act on it, did not appear, howéver, being detained at his home by ——— Before Chiet Justice Bingham murned the court Col. Cook, fine _sor thoy r. Lowenstein, stated that ‘be had expected Judge Rradley, but he t. He saida man plead was notable to be gamed Munroe is morning had to an indictment REEBE SHOOTING STARS. The sun has practically no weight; it is so light, don’t you know. Vanx Walks. {Philadelphia Inquirer. Wait awhile and you'll hear how, Vaux Talks. Poet: “I have het short poem, sir. Editor—hoping to down him. “But we want a long one.” Poet: “Oh, if that’s all I can easily——” Editor—interrupting, with cruel sarcasm: “No; that’s all right. This wilido. It will be nough before itis printed. Good morn- The Speaker thought it was a bar sinister. The Washington Base Ball Club prefers Webster (or anybody) to Worcester. The heavier the price of ice, the higher it goes. ‘The black-haired blue coate of '61 are wear- ing the gray today, A fast color—the cyclone blew. paaocdnsaesseme READY FOR THE CENSUS. Everything Prepared for Beginning the Work of Enumeration Next Monday. On the eve of the commencement of the great work of taking the census of the United States the superintendent of the census, Mr. Porter, in talking with a Stan reporter today, said that he knew of no weak spot in the vast machinery which will be started on Monday next The supervisors have done their work intelligently and none of the 175 have been incapacitated by sickness or any other cai Mr. Porter said that he had not interfered in the appointment of enumera- tors, but had confirmed the lists sent in unless charges of a serious nature were made against the men nominated, ‘There had been some question, he said, raised in the south about the a of colored enumerators, but he had determined to leave such matters ‘entirely to the discretion of the supervisors and had not interfered. In the case of a colored supervisor the names of enumerators appointed by him were mainly those of white men. THE RESULT IN THE DISTRICT TO BE KNOWN voy 1. Mr. Porter said that he was prepared to tab- ulate the returns as soon as they were received and he expected to be able to give the results of the census in this district by the 1st of July. He said that he did not expect to have any trouble about obtaining answers to the questions in the schedules, but IF THERE WAS A REFUSAL,TO ANSWER he would be obliged toenforce the law and Prosecute vigorously. The obligation to answer the questionin regard to mortgages was plainly stated mn the law and there was no discretion left with the superintendent. There would be no attempt made to harshly enforce the law, but when there was a positive violation of its provisions the superintendent of the D. C., SATURDAY, - MAY 31, 1890-TWELVE PAGES. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS COUNTRY REAL ESTAT:.| WOMAN FOR GENF! Beeler aan ne es einia wet m3}-2t* Winttne 5) FIRST-CLASS BOOK AGENTS: rior sean ana reat aae ce rr ood jarents at y ies from 8400 to $1,000. experie shia 98 Randolph's, Detrolt, Miche tua mS1-2t ANTED_FOUR har ees Fe Union men. 2 2. Ww. wsouNstons PY 42h Waite TT /ENERAL House Work. Gail at 181% 16th st, stter 4:40 WASTED Yo ¥ About ONG WHITE QURE fifteen years of io in Taghe How Work and itelp Take care of hid: * apply ee S11 rs yANTED — YOUNG MAN WHO CAN cae Goods: must have ‘address and Al refer- qhort. J- B. CHAMBERLAIN, Photo. Supply Sters 816 F st. Apply Monaay a.m. WaANteo-a RESPECTABLE | GIRL FOR may Cooking aud to Do General House Work Small Family. Apply at G08 Othst.u.w. mi. ANTED-RESPECIABLE WHITE GIRL TO Cook Assist in General, House Work for Family of Five: no washing and ironing; no «mall children; must go homeat nighta, Apply $17 Fre Wee T RELIABLE MIDDLE-AGED. Wiis Thee mas, for General House Work for Fanuly of ood home, ‘best references as to, character required” Address Mrs L. P. LEE, Star ‘omen ate D__WOMEN COOKS, 810 70 80: TAUN- Butiers, Coachmen, Farm a Pautry Maids, this ‘city and re- G13 7th'st. nw, my51-6t V IN EVERY CITY nited States to handle Novelty for saloon snd cuxar trade; lange commissions: terry: tory free. suse Works bo Waching or roman; ster a none without eity reference ‘need. apply: 629 new. V ANTED-A WHITE G{KL TO GO 0 eS ville as Maid for a child of four years; must un- Geretand mending and have unexceptional references. Box 88, Star office. m3. TED_THREE INTE NT AND SOBER Young Men, not under 20 years of age, for Gen- eral House Work; must wear livery; waves $40 per month tate references. “Address M.C., Star office. JANTED-A FIRST-CLASS “COOK, ALSO A W: Chambermaid and Waitress or a good General House Worker: either white or colored; references re- quired. Apply at 1909 1st. itt ANTED—FIRST- “CLASS 4 PASTRY FIRST, SEC Waste Vexetable Cooks, Kitchen and’ Farm Hands, Valets, Muide and others, Cities, amin and Hesorte. Gagne Hooul, Trunks stored.) BUEN: HAM's, 11106 st. 1-00" Wu away: Waiters Cooks. SAM'L A. COOMBS, 926 F ANTED—REGISTED DRUGGIST; GIVE BEE. erences, state salary expected and where ployed. BORAX, Star olive. W'ntE A WHITE WOMAN TO COOK AND General House Work im Family of Four AGUILG? references Feared Gall between 12° and 3 p.n., 3100 P st. . w. Jt ANTED—AY ROOM 6, 637 F ST. N.W., A BOY or Young Man to Type Writean hour or so ¢ Wane COOK TO GO TO ATLAN with family for the summer; only one, 1 standing cooking thoroughly need apply. 1232 st. DW. ANTED—A Nurse for infan' the suinme: 0 CLTY Conder: Jath ate MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN AS one willing to leave town for W STED-0sE, oF, DRrvixe eeu FOR in-country; owns well veil so sure good keeping and careful use. sip garage Berg JANTED-A LIGHT saveiY BICYCLE SUIT. Sete able fi eo Ad Fo KEW. 130Dstne WantEn—o RIGHT oe FoR 150 or Give fall particulars as 1235 B st aw ES 1001 W 85,0 ANTED—FOR C SE—PHAET Harness; must bea Qugain. Ac ANTED—$3,000 FOR FIVE YEARS AT SIX Gat Gene: nO comminsion; on real estate worth X, Star office. Was ‘ED—SEOTI 10E FIRSi- class Grocery Clerk, one who ae meat cutting, Address J. J. fice. att ., Star of oR. RENT_THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS; Eee Soniy; rent reasonable Saet Rh RENT_A CARGE, NICELY FURNIGHED Routh Front Room, with t mntleinan for 86 per month. ‘O40 Tet nw. iB Be, one = PB NY. ~ ae Room and te family ; sumiuer rates: ‘SECOND- ; furnished; m31-3t ” UNTIE BEAT NEAR SILVER SPR * road, about 8 miles frou city good well, stable snd other farm R yy BOOMS AT 1446 co. ee with 15 Hcl pide zi if taken ora Dol Rom 6 ‘So taird doors tovsns Siss san bat _mrt-2w 1319 F st, oom and iv Fe RERTAITES 6 ST. FF, EAPGE O00; Ges Dorartnent State, War and ‘New D a WASITN Orn Daxermowrs. Ee E OR SALE—T WAVE FOR & z ecroti tT! F of land ne..r Gruchtw ood and clone to of Columbia Park, "ome of @ errea two Sactes ead whicu con b hg Sonsntesy cree a 2G Bay 5 rs. tusckeeping nor chi m31-3t , | SE ox ANTED—H. PAUM ra PAYS THE HIGHEST CASH Wits ta, Feather Beds, Ofice and ‘Store “Fisturta "Faure Boussuolde ge poemty. Storage on reasouable terme irons 314 w. WwW ANTED—1 EHAN, HOUSE rena iN Yainter, gid iguhst-ae. Reference, Liev, Father rien, St. Peter's New Church. 27-6 ~ FOR isioke=tona road near de in the in which to bi BR RENT — Two 0 OB THREE FURNISHED uy oe go Bast scarcer HEIGHTS LOTS ms for deaireple location Uffice, one square us 2 ae .W.: mod. imps. $300 EACH. 5 cant AND 65 PER MONTE. | = im i OR RENT—2105 0 ST. loot ouiid oor on Rees gales in this beautiful sudivision, the board of direc: boant i Tacsired: "private faaalys teferences, my3 Sine dh auced the price to $350 per lot, to take effect HE BUCKINGHAM.” 918 Broad a) Foto ibtvec nw tnerbenon Stans) base pred abunfant eiade ts the'oak tubes wd jo and eu su.te: first-class table board. & ¥ 9 tiles out on B, and 0. Teasonable. msi-e Carriage at station to drive you trough the exeusde aoe free at the office of F. TICE or JOHN .. MA SON, Columbus Building, 617 F et nw. RGE AND NICELY FURNISHED Rooms, south and west front, near Patent and Pen. = ee Bian pice, by the day, week or month, “Inquire at 719 ate A) ra ree Winter and Fe — tad FE aoe ae Beck ‘Lot x Price's Livery Stables, ot nw, ECOND FLOO? nt Oct d, om. from tity. O. HL B. CLARK, nov on third. Ror rion ¢noows | Be feos 500, REL E m27-Sa gouth ‘nud eastern expostire: single room from ®5 40 (| WWANTER,_ PARLOR FURNITURE — Por. $25; together cheaper.” Board if desired. “1433 L at ra om SAE-RALPINE=AT Nt Pipe, starion | 5 boten tial srereees Ri t) POR RENT THREE BEAUTIFUL UNFURNISH. | Gitct from Wachington: 6 scree with 7-room {rane arab oat cosaayae PHOTOGKAPHE Firtadew brick Howes! ef 20 views | er cella? and’ “oavintt et = ; on Ware size, at $2 per dozen, children included | petween 12th and tik and Hf aa alt aguare from | Fy 9G. _ ~ 3 fhisnenth, regular price a bead ETAL lott _iation, Metzoratnian tory work.” Star Gallery, F= RENT CENTRED Rooks FOR oexrLe branch Band OR, Ter acres gh Ben. location central; near principal hotels; how T, WILCOX & CO, ANTED — EERSONS | WISUIEG TO GES Ease jent low for summer. a _m31-Ateod - 1907 Pa. ave. and 6th and Ta ave aa oi da enna ni ll = LORIDA PHOSPHATE, LANDS AND ORANGE i nu fe TS an for le se Re tome ‘puisy oa Mes orthrop’ Sarita. Gentlemen only. “Fleasent’ location. a8 very choice pleces of land in Fortis. ‘These lavas Ceflings an wal F oirgular, ap2i- srerich in sie roves, well ad- = wnt vanced and W3xige at KNOWN THAT © D. COLLINS, Fh REST = S007e 0 REF Roows, wert For fail fortcular ‘and description of Marge Bpecaity me fas Seles Tai oY Puck! | Tent till October 1; referenoes, 81% 18th st, nw. =e Tone rhe ‘Boxes wade to orderat short uotice: mpLotme | _@731-3t Waste, “KNOWN | THAT MILK, DIRECT from the country can be deliver all parts city; 33 pint tickets, ie cuss Shin Mil Address | Sountey MILK, Star office, ANTED—HORSES TO PASTUR: shade, water snd oust : EXTENSIVE pasture, ‘attention ; 01 22¢ miles from Anacostia, torms 85 5 Per mon erences: L Rubiere, 319 11th and M ets, oe: - 7. dress WM. H. YOE, Anacostit WixED.. HORSES TO PASTURE AT GEN. Beale's Stock Farm at 85 per wonth; best of pas- ture, running water aud plenty of sade, ‘with, Apply to General Manager, E. attention, App) FERTY, i0th #t, and Louisiana ave., or at the Pari whoue call, 70. ANTED—LADIES TRY “ORANGE BLOSSOM,” Ayeuts to sell Dr, McGil's Coumplenjoutousns® otk, BAILEY, Ooneral Agent, 4202 st mew, LOOK HERE! ALL KIND OF FUR hiture stored 38, V J AL CULLINANI . Th rear of SOBOIL ot TANTED—A GOOD, RELIABLE OFFICE BOY. SUNDAY MurkaLb, 409 10th st. a. w. PED—BY Al WHITE COOK, ENGAGEMENT Ws in First-class Family. country or city or eprings. census would be wadhy the es to do his duty and Prosecute as directed On Monday 43,000 men will ie en enumerators in taking the census, port: — A Second-Hand Dealer in Court. Henry B. Laskey, a second-hand dealer, was before the Police Court today charged by Detective Block with failing to make the proper returns of property purchased, and the case went over until next week. It is charged that he failed to & th —— report the purchase of a gold —_>__—_ Entered for the Tennis Tournament. The entries from this city for the Southern tennis tournament, to be held in Baltimore June 3, include the following: Doubles— Woodward and McCawley, Metcalf and Tobin, Davidson and Borden, Spofford and partner. The entries for the singles include those named and also Parks, Rives and Peters, The entries from Baltimore include Post, Hodge, Ober, Hinckley, Pennington, Browne —e——_ A Keunion of Maryland Graduates. Wilham Walden of Markham, Va., was down on the program to deliver the address of wel- come at Coburn Hall, Maryland Seminary, last night The occasion was the annual reunion of the graduates of the seminary. The hall was filled with relatives and friends of the gradu- stes and the exercises were in every way a success. Among those who were present and who took part in the evening’s entertainment were: John W. Simpson, Washington, Ky.; Emma V. Taylor, Cinnaminson, N.J.; Henry C. Brown, Cannelton, W.Va.; Richard J. Jordan, Wilmington, N.C); Minuie E. Buster, Coal Valley, W.Va.: Alice E. Matthews, Fortress Monroe, Va.; Charles M. Dame, Danville, Va.; William ‘1. Clark, Richmond,’ Va.; John T. Beckett, Baltimore, Md.; William H, Barlow, Skippers, V ne as Young Quay Nominated. The republican county convention at Beaver, Pa., yesterday nominated Dick Quay for the legislature. The utmost harmony prevailed snd the Quay faction captured the organiza- tion. The official count shows Townsend for Congress to have 4,406 and Jackson 737 votes, Dick Ruay and, Sterling for the logislature have 3,887 and 3,454, respectively. Mansfield, the next highest, had less than if the latter number. A His Ox Two Asovr oO URSELVES. —— ‘The sooner you settle in your minds that SAKS and COMPANY keep EVERYTHING in the outfitting line ‘the sooner you realize what a big depot we are for the weariug uecessities aud luxuries, BON VOYAGE. Maybe you're getting ready to travel. Do you think of us foc Trunks and Traveling Bags? The exclusive ‘Trunk desiers don’t carry « lsrger line than we do. We have a half dozen makes—two or three dozen styles in all—while they will want to confine you to their own buildings. Good enough, perhaps, but you might like something different if you could see it, Three points to look out for in buying anything of this kind: Get'er LIGHT, get'em STRONG, and get ‘em ROOMY. Those are our tactics in picking our stock, And our prices are the same ow ones—as though there were s hundred trunk dealers in town. Ask about them at our Furnishing Department, PRIVATE UNIFORMS. ‘The tardy ones will find our Livery Stock as com- plete as it was at the season's opening. Don't go and have your coschman—or any other of your attend- suts—measured for their uniforms when you can put half the cost in your pocket—send ‘rm to us and have them returned to you drcssed in the height af fashion. ‘Talk with us about these things—we can name over & Hist of the establishments we have supplied that will beall the guarantee of our ability that you'll need. ‘Twouldn’t be the right thing for us toannounce them publicly—for they are the highest in social and official positions in the city—Privately pointed out to you—they'll have no objection. A FLICKERING FLAME. ‘That sale of $10 Suits is on the “down grade.” We'll have to shut off steam pretty soon. for want of fuel tofeed the fire. We'll slways have remarkably good suits for $10—but these are BETTER THAN WE CAN HOPE TO CONTINUE. ‘Twas a special pur- chase—and not altogether pleasing to the manufac- turers to see them suld at @10—But that’s OUR busi- ness—and YOURS. There's sure to be some disap- Pointed looks if you don’t make haste—and pick out what you want. WHAT ELSE?—EVERYTHING. You may not be wanting snything in the lines we've mentioned—But it’ss sure thing that you or your family are wanting sometiing in our line— Clothing for yourselves~your childre;—or Hats, Shoes or Furnishings. It don’t need any angument to mark us as the proper place to buy ‘em, SAKS AND COMPANY, OUTFITTERS TO ALL HUMANITY, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH wl mot ey a eiepbone ish” Good reference, Good pay wanted, Ad y ANTED — DUND _ EMPLOYMENT BU- Weare cadurted ty totes Mes and Women, white and colored, for xia of domestic labor, city and « with refereuces, nemoved to 7UY Lat. i. We 10-240" WASTED A YOUNG MAN MHITE, | we, TAKE Charge of Hotel Store suo, & references, Address Hox 11 tm ftaroftice. WANTEDSIWO GIRLS, ONE 10 DO CHAM- ber Work and Assist in’Plain Sewing, and one to Wash Silver and Make Herself Generally Usetal. | Ap- ply at once 509 E st. n.w, mach WASZEDS A Go0D SETTLED WHITE Sra «one child no objection) to go in the country for general housework for #emall family, Apply 1421 8 ee aa aaa my 2 D—A WHITE BARBER; MU: ae ictly honest aud a first-class workman; no oth- ‘apply. Call, after S p.m., 905 4th st. n.w. PED—AT THE CIT we fice every day, Working Girla; no walling for work. it positions prepared. Mt mi Wit “COOK FOR THE C COUNTR ply at $14 Fst, n.w. about 11a. mi. WASTED. WHITE COOK, ferred: has istance in washing ani call at once with references. 1211 Rhode INTELLIGENCE OF- . Men, Boys and plications for wovern- ‘Building, 7th 8k a. w. ry m36-2t" GERMAN PRE- ironing inland 8 ave. 9-3 tay nighte and come. well wttled Woinan between 28 aud Call, 9 to 10 ere to ANTED—| ‘EXPERIENCE ‘D SALES LADY FOR Wes must be well reeom- MANN & BROS, S06 7th wt. ) GOOD Boys TO LEARN raid of work need not apply. ~~ JAMES 5S. 1OPHAM, 1231 Fa \y ANTED—A STEADY, BRIGHT BOY IN OFFIC) able and willing to assist at Boos T mus! reside with his parents and be well recommended. Ad- Gress, in own handwriting, xiving references, Hc. P.O Box 316, V ANTED—A REGISTERED DRUG TIRE, Add: ar offic y ANTED—BOY, 8! TE on EIGHTEEN, Tt earn Drug Business; oue not afraid of work. F.8, WILLIAMS & CO. m27-5t | yy ANTED—AGENTS, GENERAL AND § mee for, Loug’s solid Muciiae Pencil; sample ani fermms, 256 ; outlsts 61 worth of bottle stuff, no muss, MO€Vaporation. Address C.A. LONG, ufac- turer, 116 and 115 Dearborn st., Chicago. sueaestee H mn28~ = NITED. ING MAN 'TO AS! Ton also stocks of elk chan ‘Dressit ae come well recommended. “aa store and office fixtures, &c. aC WINSTOR, PALAIS ROYAL, Pa.ave. and 12th st myl-lm 37 Tth wt. aw. ANTEDIWENTY LABORELS ON M mae ANTED_PRIVATE E LETTERS ND OTHER morning at 7 o'clock. Bring picks and nee Correct and. Typewrite strictest conndence FLYNN, AM, Ivy corner Sth ani quarentecd, translations he W Tustitute, established 1871 ae ws ED— i NEED OF HAVING THE! Uinbrelias and Parasols Covered, Lined and Re- Phred {0 apvly to BB. CHASE, 1314 Pa ave, aes m F3 R RENT—A LARGE, NICELY a xent Ly t SALE_FARM TA IN ALEXANDEIA, COU: NTY,; Pleasant Koom, for one or tw ‘00 4 miles from Ws eres, in- ton; about 1 Per month; Bath ees She'New Torkave new cluding i Weaatifal ites. * Pri {OR RENT—1309 H SY. N. W.: ELEGANTLY FUR- | ‘iso 37, heres lying on Forze Kooms in new house at reasonable rates; 1o- | #U0Ut GM, miles from. Alezand ior pertiontacs cation unsurpassed ; ly furnished m31-3t* | soply to “DULANY a Wallis NG, ISHED FRONT ROOM | _m3l-lw 320 F'st, aw. RENT—ONE F Be? A LT Per month, or two unfu oped (with Gas) R RENT— Sata 4 FAROE ‘0 Marion st, bet. Q and R. L ave., 6th au House and SO Hn Main st, Laurel, 1, a Se yea aaare fe JAS ALBERTOLAL See SESS Ma., b, OUR ROOMS ON THIRD FLC Free Quill Gas and Water; fronting south. Inquire at 21. ave, n. w, 1 F° R RENT—AN ELEGANT SUITE OF FUR- nished Rooms, first floor up, with prit lor, in first-class private house, sirable parties. Pia Toth ae Ofice, Laurel, Md. Possession given al 340 ACRES OF FERTILE LAND I irfax county, Virginia, 8 miles trom Was) on the tittie: River ‘Turnpike; splendid 12-room House: Barn and Outbuildings; price €13,000; coat $20,000; 4s cash; buiance to suit, will trade city Brae arty see 713M stn. w, FS. SALE—A NUMBER OF RESIDENCES AT Hyattsville and other stations sloug the Baltimore gnd Ghio and Baltiraore and Potornac railroads, Building Sites, Suburban and other Farms. _m31-i DUCKETT & FUKD, O17 Pst, nw. R SALE—40 ACRES, BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED on the Sheriff road. 1 mile from Maruder's Store miles from Benn: 60 per were. 50 Acres X miles Vashinwton and 2 miles from Forestville. 7 Ss 10 per mouth for bot —ONE LARGE PLEASANT FUR- ma On third fluor, with closets; very cool and douireble for sum Also one Furnished on first floor. | Pa ie ta RNISHED AND UNFURNISHED Rovins to suitable purties at low rates, Apply at m31-2e" FE = TWO FURNISHED ROOMS; ONE nail room with folding bed, 86; ono larger at $9 ber ogt Inquire at 428 H et. u. w.; references. rom 1820 per acre. from Hyattevilie, on New Cut ne buildin site, FE RENT—A HANDSOME FURNISHED HOUSE in good locality: West End: for July. August and September: at reduced rate, M. C. R., Star o 1 offer to one or teu parties desiring to build a Sum- mer Cottage or Permanent Hi grove, each site a corner aud lar to station on Metropolitan Kail excellent suctety and all Lorber advantages. JOR RENT—DELIGHTFUL ROOMS NEAR CAR Aline, overlooking Washington Circle, at 1000 224 Vase CARPET LEANING AND Henovating Works; Feathers Kenovated; Mat- frees Made, Over; Furniture Steamed the and ‘Mo ree . H. YOUNGS, 140% Pa uve. Telephone WANT DSIEE SCRIBNER, BEST BUTTER. ine. “Table Goods, 20c. per pound. Cool Lic, per pound, Warranted not to get strong (ik F does) for one oney ref Sane Don't takoany Abilig that te “just an good ale y Wa Girth Ss 3 WANTED HOUSES. _ UNE-A HOUSE WITH 55 72) ‘for sale only by WM. C. 8¢ Center Market (Middle of Fish Alsle) We D—BY 15’ Siivilese of Front hoom fora Smaih ‘Store: er , Star office, ae pee northwest; rent reasonable. A: AN TRD_& of wentiems r. Bo: compensation, Address Misa B. HOWARD, Park ave., Baltisn id. ANTED-AN 8 1B &- ROOM HOUSE, M.I. BET., 12th and ¥ and Kp.w., with good Lot and, giabiss ‘hotover $1,000 cane m31-3 U_L. BOYER & CO., 508 F st. a.w. aX Dor A LADY AND DAUGHTER, THE Care of a Furnished House for the Summer; ref- dress tar office, re WELLING B H—A DY V House; cost not to sepa 82,300; state location and give déscription of house. Address CA! SH. Star | chi V ANTED—DESIRABLE CORNER RESIDENCE, With good parking and stable; ten or twelve rooms. Wil ba ‘at once if price aud location suitable. m31-3t YCKOFF & CAHILL, 617 F st. n.w. ANTED—TO TAKE A HOUSE OF 8 OR 10 rooms; fur. or unfur.; je fom Joly to, Gctober: eo care with a nouinal rent, Address BLP. V oy ollie, a ANTED—ANY ONE HAVING A SMALL HOUSE, 4 to 6 rooms; good location; cheap rent; can fin Sxood tenant by addreming BUILDER, Star office. ws NTED—TO RE’ NT A COTTAGE OF 6 ROOMS ‘or more, furnis) it Colonial Beach for season, _m2-3t eS & WEAVER, O20 F ANTED_BY FISH & MILLER, 1213 F ST,N.W. for ® cash purchaser, a 3-stury Brick House, containing at least aix bed rooms, west of Oth and north of H st, u.w; price uot to exceed $10,000, my29-6t aD WAN between 1008 F st. WANTE t{D—ROOMS. ‘ED—¥FOR A SIN DICATE PROPERTY ¢ ON Yh. 10th, Lith, 12th aud 13th ste. ave. aud Hat.’n.w. AER & oxpabY, WANTED-$79 TO $250 A MONTH CAN BE made working for us. Persons preterred who furnish horee and give thelr whole ume to the bi hess, Spare mowents may be profitably employed few vacatcies in towns and cities, BF sonido & CO., 1U0¥ Main st, Kichmond, Va. fo-watt ANTED—A FURNISHED ROOM FOR TWO tl cece section; not to exceed 86. 2e. = = GENTLEMAN — aia thei Airy u® with Good Board at ee Ma. “adiaveas SMELT Star oilicos N EXPER! ED ROAD SHOE manufacturer, to sell on commis- Xoo Md Del aud D. C0 full ed line of footwear. Addre: AND SHOE MANFG CO, Boston, Masa, WANTED, Salesman by sion in Western N. medium-pric BOOT AN V Gi Clothes Line the clothes without cannot blow of, Sample line sent by mail foot line by ms ‘mail @1-2 lars price 25. For circ! THE PiNLESS CLOT + Worcestor, Muss, apiz-at vase ‘om FOR ANTED — IE PINLESS patent recently lasted. dt bolas Ding; they do not freeze to it aud 50¢.; 50 it pend EE PROF. CHRIST- 8 uer’s International Tailor System; with any inch rule or tape ineasuze aloue, wn all aciouiitic tailors cut; patterns and materials cut’ and made and instruction iyen by Mine, S.J. MEBBER, 1403 KL ave, toh y ANTED-BY A YOUNG COLORED WOMAN, A Place as Chamber Maid or Cook in » smail_pri- qate family, Address 116 shot’s alley, bet, Band Cc, st ani ANTED—BY TWO LADIES AND CHILD OF bree or Four Unfurnished Rooms for mw iousekepingy wit Address Box 8, Star off m0-2t* TED-A SOUTH FRONT ROOM FOR THE summer months: location to be between Gand Mand between 1Uth aud 16th ste b.w, Address stat ing price per mouth, L.L., Star office. ms0-2t" WANTED—BOARD. KEMAKKABLE, Star offic JOR SALE—10-ROOM HOUSE: hill; $min. from depot; cel €3,000 One to ten ac! monty gars HL por RENT—ROOMS: SECOND FLOOR: 400 = York ave, nw. a iar, well: with fruit, & ie SALSBURY, Vienun, ¥ FPOR RENT—UNFURNISHED ROO Floor for Light Housekeeping, from $8 to ‘ite, at 127 Indiana ave ee K RENT—502 E ST. AND Unfurnished Rooms panes for light = FOE S4b8 OF RENT—TWO LAR titul Homes, with 1 eround: Metropolitan Branch ul : Cove also one Office Room. and good society. Inquire at the off ik RENT_COR. OTH MAN, 717 Lith st, Telephone call 796-3. m1 ND OM Nicely Faraiehod fooute with Bos ‘pleasant, summer room, southern and esstern exposure: refer- ences exchanged. m30-3t" OR RENT—TO ADULTS, 2 FURNISHED AIRY COLOSAL PEACH LOTS NEAR THE WHARF aT 30, $40 and 850. cas = n 10 m30-6t icatii (ei ttis and sl » Rooms — accond = Teaauabe donitbla eighberh ood and (yes wicHtaNps. yey geutral: no objection cinoma ~<a pon este, aoe RENTS RICELY FURNISHED ROOMS—I | | That besutifal muburban estate on the B. and 0. R. Unfarnished:if desired. eiuaie or en suite, new with modern 2 ne cena B., 436 wiles from Washington, at Highlands, being the property of the Highland Country Club, located at fhe, Failrosd station and containing about C8 acres of high land, improved by ern club house, with water, cas, &c. ing alley, with servants’ quarte: property will be sold aa an entiret furniture, &e., cost over £2,000. grounds have al; with graveled streets, shade trees, a large demand for lute in this subdivision, but owing to the nature of theownersbip the manayement have decided to sell as a whole at agreatly reduced price from actual value. A splendid opportunity is here ot- i for & fine sul house, near Capitol. Pouthern exposure, ing. Call at 217 1 st the price. -,tucluding house 1 ready been subdivided aud’ eautified ‘&e. ‘here been }OR RENT—PLEASANT FRONT ROOM ON BEO- ond floor of nicely furnished house occupied by owner: cheap to desirable parties, 504K st, L.w. my30-1m Fen RENT—THREE TOOMS, UNFURNISHED, Rultable for light housekeopinig, to partie investment, where all the ren. Apply 10 1919 Mot. aw. preliminary work has been douc. "Firet-clase railroed xa t RENT—TWO D} LIGHTFULBECOND-STORY facilities and fipe roadways leading to tue city. For rooms, unfi water on sane Hoor. eee oscar hot and 1 (298% 12th at. 2 plate and full information se to price and terms apply OWN F. WAGGAMAN, 700 14th st. nw, od “ay80. ST. N.W. FURNISHED | JVOR SALE OR RENT—FURNISHED OR UNFUR- Pitot Frangemoute can now be madetorsum, | KY nished: at Gaithersburg Mie iq minutes’ walk months; special facilities for the from depot § room House, B’acres laud, good warden, of table boarders; references 3330-31" _ | sbundanee of fruit of all Kipds: Stabling tor 4 “horses, F. RENT—WITH YOUNG COUPLE, (DESI = es ALHOLL, able Room. untun + wentloman; 86; ref th Jt. ml RoR | cea FURNISHED ROOD SSTe FEW minutes’ walk from Agricultural Dept., private fi ily, no other roomers, nicely situated ; references e1 chanwed. Address Ti. Q., Star office. myZ0-3I RE’ XD EARL Falla Desirable Country Home neat Front toss Va, including all necessary furniture except bed an: table Itmen; about 13 rooms in the house and an abun= dance of fruit and a rden spot if needed: wervauts can be hadin the n meen delighttul, wate 4 tw REE OR } FOUR ROOMS TO 8 ‘sur’ communicating; for light housekeepiny brick house occupied by owner; terms low. 2401 15th st. extended. Fo RENT—TWO, THREE OR FOUR UNFUR- ished Rooms: suitable for housekeeping; south ildren, $1 H st. n. fences; only $12 per mo.; running water. PHILLIPS & BON, Tag NY ave any Fo, SALE FORTY. SEVEN D at Randoly politan ‘biases B. Bandon Ki: front; bot and cold water; no eb NT—THREE COOL SUMMER ROOMS; private family; furnished ; double corner house; BaP tig at inte bay wislown? seen | 322, gouravle efor sun forauiatiiding. "Fe For perticulars == Sen BOOWT kee OR SALE-NEAB SSeS Eu00 FOE REN ‘T—LARGE FRONT ROOM; 18T FLOO) furnished or partly furnished; southern or western exposure ‘ul location ; overlooking neal four car lines. 1003 8th at. soo. of Raw man ZHREE LARGE aeons floor for ight housek rusekeepinyg: with . House, aif outbuildings. 10 actos Ia fruits of all kinds, fi and water. Immedi: myo. COOKE D. LUCKeT tt LOR SALE—400 YARDS FROM 7TH ST. from Knowles’ Station, 60 Acres Fine wood. $3,600. PIKE, 2 ‘COOKE I Lick D. LUCK my 20-3 ROR SALE OR EXCHANG! HANDSOME Country Home in western New York: wall well of 19.in choice hard ETT, 935 F st. WO. PLEAS: t Com: ng Home: furnished or uafur. ished; private family adulterno children, m2o-3e° May, Ot property in or pear ‘this’: OR x a THREE LARGE soning oui BLISs, tit Ist st. nw. Fe amunicating Rooms, facing north aud south: | FOREST closets: suitable for housekeeping; delightful for | FVOREST Quen a creek park, 22 Sa We SURED BEA aay FUR! RES’ Home on second and third Ewe Doar leo ‘more ‘than 8300-810 per and is located near station and bor. Gerson the 7th st bike. Four subdivisions center here, and all of them are being rapidly improved. OB RENT— 2 VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS ON second floor; house cool and pleasant; nice loca- mh; private family. 903 M at. n.w. m29-3t* AnD i = EB Many houses now in course of erection. Streets are VRE SESS fh oe ae Os PORTE CARQUING AVE 6 ES | Witvorest Giea-. Wiig opedalf mie tio atog fously, for Gentleman, Wi cul 3 years old: 3%, Trem are, cay there are already 40 houses, including 2 hotels, ove of where there are no ‘othe Tonrdars preierreds will oo ARNE & WEAVER, | them costing 80,000. ‘These lote for the present are a ‘OR RENT-AT 1018 H STN. ae poet py ry ee ES _N. Wa mu c surroun y " ‘Desiral Desirable by Eastern bh swamp lands. Forest Glew |) wane COUN TRY Y BOARD. man at sat reduced ates for 4 nyse to — —— and saat in co uence be YW ANTED_BY Gi MAN AND WI :, BOARD R RENT—1 a Pt ge RG for Summer Sian walking dist station net Very Large Cool Rooms for Suminer oF | tarium, avd bids fair to become, in the very near Takome preferred, Address B Box Log, Star Star Office. 1t* | permanently. m21-12¢' fat ae finest and most desirable suburban snnex SUBURBAN PROPERTY. VY ANTED_LY A QUIET MIDDLE-AGED COUP: Wants a House for the » en a ress, Nurses, But- ra, Gousninen, Watters, Kitchen i lp for this city oF Mirsada )hav6 reference = th st. Dw. = oS TED — SITUA’ use) Men, “Maids, Cooks, Hosters ae Writers, Porters, others. (German, ‘wegian, Dan- ish, French and Une Bele, Cie, Country and Resorts. BURNHAM'S, 1 m3! WANTED BY, A RESPECTABLE COLORED Girl, » Situation as Nurse or C! barmaid ville ing to travel;can fur nish first-class refere: — aa place, Call Saturday and ‘Monday 1 eer Re st ANTED-AT HEA! CARTERS — FoRTRONS ‘aitress, Laundresses ecest, Men aa Cooks, Coach- ., Cooks, CUOMBS, 026 F sf. new. Wi a A YOUNG LAR: & Sa Copyist. Address PAI pyle Mee COMPETENT ENT Gi ARY, city any. arran TOR AND Si:MI- OR SUBURBAN PROP! 200 Acres near Knowles Station, cvuitfal tract for subdivision. eee ‘Md4.,on Baltimore and Wash- 4.21 ‘Acres on nDalytown road near Woodley Inn. wie Acrescn Teunalytown Toad, improved Oy 4 1 rooil cottage, with all improvements, ‘Finest view of lace on the road, A. A. WILLS! Real Estate Broker, m31-lw Fireman's ins, Co. Building, |ALE—GS ACRES WITHIN % MILE OF Fane dath AEN Biverdale Park; flue ith Pro) into 4 20 it Aad a ty presenta fut o portunity iy fou sybils: — NEOWele WASH'N ‘akan Ww SF at. nw. R SALE—A DESIRABLE TRACT OF F 26 ACRES FHONTING DANI BROCK C FORD Ironia SiNDICAnE PRICE 87 APPLY TO JAMES M. GREEN, Tad3 SALE—FINES' COTTAGE IN Ta Fie BUX350 ; peed vel x yell, i mee Paceetovo Wet at Ti Giat' ne areaiat pein Ell Eh al ___ BUSINESS CHANCES, (OR RENT—PLEASANT DESIRABLE ROOMS TO gentiemen for the summer at 1421 K st. m27-6t* R RENT—1720 H ST. N.W., ONE BQUARE ‘west of War ely furnished S7S'SeS | water, cone = STE: GER it RENT THREE APARTMENTS OF 1WO AND myer Gt STRIG! retinas Gy foriehed: gt summer raiee TRE WOD- statin Acree, Uaiucuuniseredr nan yates: ed; at summer —6% Acres, unincumbered, adjoint oa 14. Towa circle. Pile and ativersdale. One-half j igh and be: STONE, cor i cor. ee lows FOR RENT--STORES. R RENT—STORE AND DWELLING Be 21TE 1 City yoway; viable, be. ail modern sta CH Proverty, J.C. ROGERS. Attorney-at Law, 408 perpen “Gocd pince for hnuer, iprere a ede av aa fart Hei ara Fina RENT—STORE-N. OCR STH AND ¥ BW. Tver, WISH A HOME IN THE COUNTEY ON thick}; ee tee good stand for installinent mat do Dame to Box 365, Oity Carriage oF cpcle the 1m pany fake erm of ear: BURLY ao SE 3 we necessary. Apply JAMES Fr. Saha 1418 one w. my29-6t Far RENT STORE—THAT. VERY DESIRABLE 33g] Lath at 75 feet im depth, good cellar, FOR RENT—OFFICES. ANTED—BY A TIDY, eee = o7pd Gist. g Situation in a, Aret-class folane private fam- as Maker: can furvish red. eat OF aldress AL JOMNSON, O27 Dat aw. ANTED—A YOUNG MAN OWNING A I ed eveniius after g o'clock noons and eve hand: Address 3. @-JONE W ANTED_A POSITION TO SEW AND D = ber Work ins Private Family pat po DOE anon Mise NK, 1710 Mase. aver new. age Wakpep iy A Lay oF EXPERIENCE WHO ae ar Langnages, & Position as Com- anion or Teac ao, ghyection, to traveling hte VERONICA: Starotice, mi WantEnsr 4 REFINED PERSON, A POST: ion or House K. grees EW ‘YOuKe, 1417 33d st, Weat’ Washi igen A RTE LOAN. Ca WANTED UNTIL JULY. Ave Estar and 650 for use of of mopey. 7, WpaQ RENT FOR A TERM OF LO} A Seti : i ty JOHN T. ARMS, PRB espe FoR Sie —4 SROCERY, im can £04 ghor loss Call of Ce co re x00 WANT A GOOD INVES’ = Tex NTT 5 ae Gal Sree *SSHSTR SPAN Sd Croce ‘QEFICE, Rooats FOR erements Wises ON F ST, and | Don’t miss the opportuni fou are sure to get « Reisourins Swagga es “YoPranher particulars apriy to m30-3t* D, T. KID! scuw.12toS pm Gigs & LLY? , Aa 'T—BEA! L, OFFICE aT FPo2. IAS uliale for row octane ite SR AORN SUUSHWSSN CE pe sed others,Ap- R RENT—DESIRABLE ROOMS IN Good light and ven! od. i erate rent. A. T. COl "pod inp. nod FOR RENT_—FLATS, ]JROR SALE—LONG LEASE OF A VERY DESIR able Business Office; first floor: ry Ebpitt House. Aaaress Wx 10: Siar aeas the | Bie od lgonion ford he THE og Wane Te WHITE MAN, APLAGE GEORGE D. FREE, ra Bureitheryer, ae aura = = #3 a AERO Oy, retest = and E hey Ww wera MEK Vy ANTED—BY A SOBER AND .D HELIRBLE YOUNG Toone WS earn irvin st. nw. 9-3 LAS Mais a 5 ‘and examine the Agent for, ‘th st. a... WRITER, with we m22-1m 61 shot Seat qe Pies SE Oa SE A CR! TICm <r, ‘TICK! Watches Clean, ere am a= i 1423 pea ave, my7- im, BENZ—-CUR OP THE -ARTMENTS il be sublet at pieiueet rate. AppIy to! aM ETA, Ee Shee” See a ITH ALL MODERN OON, ‘Sore ital Met etn tear raat FSS aia, see 132¢ F st. o.w. fini Faxineyes. Se COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. es i i i i I ii i i JOR SALE sa ACKE %, 5 —* son eigen: 2 from x } ton! new dwelt rats whl. JouN SIT PHER. my fruit tomes. $8.00 Lk JOR SALE MILE ¥ Fuom Futon! yubetanually well and apring : 6 scree good im and frat, JNO. STEPHES JOR SALE—OR EXCHAN ELD. ALT on wel. fenced SCLVHER, a DinbeTCy oF xsva Hotoinae Rautroed. 113 welling put watered: 600 por wore, JOURN |) . | Fen Sar AT HYATTSVILL Doaite railroad etation, about Three Actes, im- proved by the fine brick 25-room dwelling knows Fatt mansion and by ® G-room frame dwelling, wt desirable and valuable pr: a Cae Psu es SALE — MISCELLANEOUS, Fok Sue grow zs Ty 100 PENSION CLAIMS. Address A.W.C., Star c JOR SALE FIXTU Find A, woe oF ore. Address C: oe ster oftoe JOR SAL A BARGAIN ox Tero hiseil Mosler tat dination locks. “Cau be eect, a 1203 Pee ‘ems e KR SALE—A BAY HORSE. pip: F° sound, gentle and good er: not etvead of core: Can be seen Sunday und Oelock: apply 2 * JOR SALE—FIRST-CLASS DININ: icon wid sunt of seman Yarainied Sou Tae veeantly parties uuable to attend business. sn Lance | Address DE, St emai | party with mone; EOE SALERLARGE ANDSUPERL REVOLVING Book Case N. Cap wood msm {OR SALE—CHEAP_EXOELL wood . Apply m3 F; oR SALES FROM MAN D-A int Pair of Black H reas: closely atc young, feark Ketter: weurht 1,100 pound dress Box 105, Star office DR SALE SEC ND-HAND.1Ag) D.LIGHT ‘tes, ware agon Work sen aud Harness, Apply 901 #th st nw. POK SALE—ON AIR CHESTNUT F GELpINn years oid, 164 bands hich, the handsomest cosh: arses im town) es trom fault of ‘bieniah. "One Pair Bay Geldings, 154g hands high. 5 and 6 years ol cobby built; splendid movers: ton end owas ux or double or in saddle: without horses are as represented —souns an. Vice—and are sold from astable whose reputation wntarvished, Apply to niet MIDDLETON, Harkaway Kiding School, m31-3t* 1126 Vermont court, opposite the Pe ATTENTION, WHEELME le of the very Istest pattern, xery lent and ove orginal cost $185; reason for sell city. Write soon to TRIOYOLE: Star oihee TUK SALES HANDSOME LACK Baivine Mane: yorfectiy, Renta. not atraid of steaun: Indy rive ber. Montwomery M. F&. f F jatforma st Piatform Spring; 1 Cov. dent conditio Inguire at — anger TWO RTE pring, 1 One-hore Wasron, red Spring Wayron goed srder rei fancier jew Desk, side Drawers, 1 New I rou Sete, © private dweill #3 1 Three-year- Sree, eight years vod oom tet m31 “20° av uy White Males, smal good workers. Call at 440 7th ets. Fe SALE ISQUAKE, | Piano Fosewood case, carved lers, ali ae port mente: quod es new, with etc tnd corer wer only gi — NF. ELLIS & © 987 Pa aves meat 10thoe, Fs SALE—HANDSOME SQUARE PLA 0, aves all modern imuprovesnente,, fully teed; Sine stool and cover: opis #180 cam. F ELLIs ¢ 00. _my31-3t 937 Pa ave, nour 10th at JOR SALF_—UPKIGHT PIANO, ROSEWOOD 7%, octaves, iu periect order and faliy —1 >. 3 Only $150 cash, pamengae oy ¢ . BLL .. my31-3t iF Paves tear Owe Fee se UPRIGHT ed AT ALL PRIOESg low for cash or on exay te! _my31-3t JOR SALE—A SEOCOND-HAN horse Power Steam Engine for m31-7t * 75. Cail at bhai Bow. a Fx, SALE—TWENTY HEAD OF FINE DaLVING ‘and Carriage Horses just received at T 14th aud Champlain ave. north of Bou! Bie lot ine Cludes, sume vf the. inost highly Borwes “ever offered for sale in this cay “ ALEXANDER PURVIS. ry aaa Arent?! ports (Sock, ) trom 1849. to 1671; 66 vatumess bound volumes of ‘ficial Gaseties Trial, 3 volumes, complete. “Book Store 1037 jae Fe SALE 1 FINE SIDE-BAR BUGGY, ay. a ‘on, 1 Light Victoria, 1 Second Hand Phaeton and Busy. MI: VERNON Sta ABLES, wi 30-8 th st. - P BIANO. ae SALE—A WHERLOUK UPRIGHT Address or call 400 kl st. aw. BUSINESS; ALL VERY posite Penmon, 613 mith Ey per month ; 2 nw ave rooms: #1 m30-3t* {UR SALE—A_ SWEET-IONED, HANDSOME Case Hallet & Davis Bquare Piano, perfect for 808. Also choice Uprigt for sale or Feat, Sit ‘th sto. w, Ot Fe SAL 2 Kooms:; best locauon in the city. ‘Address wee FGA, Star office. JOR SALE—@2 PE co ter of the city, with bar, d SB dress G.J., Star tice. _mwze-ae* A and side-bar Busxy ; used. by condition ; will be sold cheap. _ Inquire at stat ‘it Johnson ave., between Band 6 and 14th and po! te, nw. FoR sat sar HACK STAND, E EpBFrr wo. rides an mimed Horse, aplondidiy’; tale to's superior horse, ‘ill well cheap JOR SALE— HANDSOME BAY MARE, SEVEN x rears old: thoroughly Broken for fami aarautesd sound. ‘Por’ din’ PORT : ASTER, Irene, Va. ene JOR SALE_PEDIGREED SETTER PU — Inquire of WM. WAGNER, 207 4y Pa ave. 5.0. 26-3" 4 GOOD PLATFORM WAGOX, CH AP, Horse. Apply ‘at aes 11 trade fora Cheap 4 4g st. new. BGE Sate Bapy A CARRIA ir, inch Bicycle, @8. 75 Large Window Awniuga, each. Laree sud Small Secoud-band Refriger- SIGE, Ges and, Mousshold Furniture, Lot Figeom Holes, 911 9th st. nw. JOR SALE—HOKSE AND DAYTON = AGON; Horse sound and kind; suitable for family or doctor; will stand without “hitching: further use for it, To be seen at and 10th sts. now. 6 Fe: SALE—SEVENTY-FIVE HEAD OF SEA- Horses: all styles, sizes and prices, Also @ riety of Carriags, “Fxtension Lops, Bugwicy, ral Wood Wagons, Carts, Harness, Sheets, &., at prices that cannot be duplicated. DOWNEY"S Stables, between loth and 17th ets uw. myZs-it Fee SALE OTTO” Gas ENGINE ~ band; any size. Send for circ call on 'D. BALLAU Are 73 Tibet». FOR SAL48 BARE Piano, banoals—OWnRe, city, has left with us forsale a. iiandsonve and ele. ng t cent Dark ‘Case Uprigit Fame: very ys ‘apd even been used but Lute, one of the finest makes hee. wuarautee transferred, cost 9450. set eq * Sau be hed for ouly @210 cash, including Stool. Call at once, THE PIANO EXCHANGE, 13 Pennsylvaniaave, _my27_ JOH SALE ie aS SSAFE AND of ROFITA TABLE per the Land. Sharing I ment Companies of Bristol Balen ad ae ees bs Aa Serr TLE & OO. 1225 m26- PR 1 eS. te, 2e -_ Bangore m20-2w* Pastas ia eve nw. (OR SALE — CANARL ‘KING Fy Perron bes Gold Pooh