Evening Star Newspaper, June 4, 1890, Page 2

—_—_— THE > EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, a i i D. C.. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 1890 SOCIAL MATTERS. SHOOTING STARS. WANTED--HELP. WANTED—ROOMS. FOR RENT—ROOMS.__| COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. [For es Some June Nirman Tinh Notes 479, Noman's Righter: ‘Yeu’ wism; they ane area 22 oie ye Sgt Troan ‘701 W ANTED = AIOELY FURNISHED SkooND, Flies Mantes =i NE 16 BIB, 08. on BEFORE, matte LE—OR TRADE ar dale arr PROPERTY. Sviroelgsaremap me Dr. Charlies M. Ham- 3 spacious house, No. 644F street south- west, were beautifully decorated with palms and profusion of June roses today at 1:30 o'clock for the marriage of Miss Adelle Ham- mett, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Hammett, and Mr. W. B. Myers, jr. of Charlotte, N.C. Dr. Thos. G. Addison of Trinity Chureh oificiated The groom was attended by his. best man, Mr. Frenk Gilreath of Nerth Carolina. The bride wore u travelit dress of bisque cloth trimmed with velvet and silk; the hat and gloves were in the same dainty shade, and she held a bouquet of Mare- ebai Neil roses. Dr. Hammett gave the hand of his danghter in marriage. There were no bridesmaids, Mrs. Hammett stood near her daughter during the ceremony,attired in a rich toilet of black satin and thread lace. There were few witnesses of the ceremony save the immediate members of the family, Four hun- dred invitations had been sent out and from 2 to4oclock @ reception was held by Mr. and Mrs. Myers and Dr. and Mrs. Hammett. Among the guests were Senator and Mrs. Cockrell, Senator and Mrs. Vance, Senator and Mra. Gorman, Mr. O. L. Pruden. Lieut. and Mrs. Clover, Mr. and Mrs. Lyons of North Carolina, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hutchinson, Dr. snd Mrs. J. B. Hamilton, Miss Elliott, Miss MelIntyre, Miss Houston, Dr. Dudley te Mr. 0. A. Fox. jr., Misa Jennie Davia, Maggie Cork, Miss Aggie Blonden. Mrs. Bowl- ing, Mr. 8. Coombs, Mrs. Mise Carry, Col. Dowie, M @ Simson, Mr. George Fry, Dr. L. B Wiisou, Mr. and Mrs. York. Dr. Bulkley, Dr, Ward, Dr. Hare. Dr. Fenwick, Dr. McWilliam, Mr. and Mrs. Hyer, Mr. and Mrs, Charles Hyer and Mr. and Mrs. Judd. A delicious col- lation was served during the reception hours and the winsome bride was toasted and com- plimented on every side. Mr. and Mrs. Myers took an afternoon train for They will visit West Point and spend pee time in North Carolina, and after an absence of three weeks they will return to this city and take up their residence with Dr. and Mrs, Hammett. The handsome residence of Mr. and Mrs. Feury F. Blount on University place was crowded last night with the many friends of the host and hostess, who were invited to a re- ception given in honor of State Treasurer J. A. Lemcke aud Mrs. Lemcke of Indiana, The house was prettily decorated with roses and spring flowers and the broad verandas were hung with Chinese lanterns. The receivin; party stood within the front drawing room an gave a hearty welcome to the guests as they en- tered. Mrs. Blount wore a handsome gown of amber-colored velvet draped with Venetian joint lace. Mrs.Lemcke was in white failie Francaise with a front of gold silk embroidered with gold flowers. Among those who assisted in receiving and in dispensing the hospitalities of the house were Mrs. Judge Baber, Miss Vin- tor of Cincinnati, Mrs. John W. Foster, Mrs. William Roger Mills, Miss Blount, Miss Bessie Blount, Miss Saxton. Mi uightfoot, Miss Galt, Miss Depuy and Miss Woods. The supper table was a mound of La France roses and was lighted by pink tapers. Among the guests were Mrs. MeKee, Commissioner and Mrs. Raum, Judge Drake and Mrs. Westcott, Mrs. J. 3, Henderson, Prof. and Mrs. ues, Mr. and Mrs. Coolidge, Capt. and Mrs, Frank P. Gross, Mrs. and Miss Butterworth, Mrs. Romero, Miss Du Hamel, Commissioner and Mrs. Hine, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wilson. Miss Alisan Wilson, Mrs. Huston, Mr. and Mrs. Halford, Mr. A. H. Heaton. Justice and Mrs. Harlan, Mr. and Mrs. Keim, Mr. and Mra. A. B. Mullett. Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Parker, Mr. and Mra. Nordhoff, Mr. J. H. Soule, Miss Soule, Mr. and Mrs. Stone, Maj. and Mrs. Powell, Mr. and Mrs. Presbrey, Mr. and Mrs, Tow! Jadge and Mrs. Hoge and Mrs. J. H. Somers, Miss Katherine Miller and Mr. Edgar Gran- ville Gunn will be married tonight at 8 o'clock at Harrisonburg. Va. The bride is the daugh- ter of the late J. Carpenter Miller, who was one of the founders of the Critic. Mrs. and Miss Sherrill will probably spend the season in Europe. Cards are out for the marriage of Miss Mary A. Berry to Mr. S. Stanhop Williamson, to take place June 10 atthe West Street Presby- terian Church, Georgetown. Miss Maud Baggett left this morning for Annapolis to visit friends at the Naval Academy and to attend the ball on the 6th. Last evening a party assembled at 1525 Columbia street to celebrate the fifteenth anni- versary of the marriage of Mr. and Mrs, F. G. Alexander. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Otterback and sister, Mr. and Mrs. 4. 8. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Lim- riek, Mr. and Mrs, H. F. Breuninger, Mr. and Mrs. Seott Braddock, Mr. and Mrs. Horne and Miss Maggie O'Connor. ‘The visitors presented Mr. aud Mrs. Alexander with a handsome fruit stand of carved silver supporting a heavy cut giass bowl. Each of the visitors wore a bou- juet of daisies. and the handsome erystal bow], Dilled with rare flowers, was surrounded by a wreath of daisies. The wedding of Mr. Herman Oelrichs of New York and Miss Theresa Fair, daughter of United States Senator Fair, took _ in San Francisco last evemug. Archbishop Riordan officiated, assisted by Very Rev. J. J. Prender- gast, vicar general of the diocese. and Rev. George Montgomery, the chancellor. The bride was atronded by her sister, Miss Birdie Fair, as maid of honor, and by Miss Lillie O'Connor Miss Nellie Joippe, Miss Jennie Blair and Miss Bella Smith as bridesmaids. Geo. Poliock and David Barnes of New York attended the groom. The bridal robe was of ivory-white satin, fashioned in Paris. Miss Sarah Elkins, eidest daughter of Stephen B. Elkins, and Major A. C. Oliphant of Tren- ton, N. J., were married last evening at Mr. Elkins’ residence, 46 west 53th street, New York. Mr. Ballard Smith, the well-known journal- ist, and Miss Catharine Butterfield of New York were married at Savoy Chapel, London, yesterday. Hon. Robert Lincoln, United States minister to England. gave the bride away. Much interest is veing taken in the straw- berry festival and bazar to be given this and tomorrow evenings at the Washington City Orphan Asylum. corner 14th and 8 streets, for the benesit of thatorganization. There will be singing and a general good time, ‘The marriage of Miss Ria R. Irwin and Mr. E_L. Barbour, which took place at St. Matthew's Chareh Monday morning, was witnessed by a large number of friends of the contracting a The ushers were Mr. P. Trainor, Mr. Clay Rutter, Mr. Geo. Sheriff and Mr. H. Barbour, brother of the groom. The groom with bis best man, Mr. Jas. H. Curran, and the le awaited the bridal party at the altar, the ushers preceding the bride, who leaned upon the arm of her brother, Mr. John Mr. Wm. Waldecker, the organist of St. Matthews, played the Lohengrin wedding mareh for the procession and the Flower Song from Faust during the ecremony. The bride Wore a costume of white silk mull with a ae hatof the same material The trout were reserved for the families and immediate fricnds of the bride and groom. Immediately after the service Mr. and Mi ‘bour drove to the ri nce of the bride's parents, No. 1011 16th street northwest, where they sat down to a wedding breakfast with the family andafew intimate friends, after which the bride donned s traveling costume aud at 1:15 o'clock the happy couple left the city for a short trip. On thelr returu Mr. and Mrs. Bar- bour will reside at No. 1321 8 street northwest, where they will be pleased to see their friends. Miss Emma McNeir is visiting friends in Mount Vernon, Ohio. ‘The marriage of Lionel Sackville West to ‘Miss Victoria Sackville West, eldest daughter of Lord Sackville, will take place at Knole, Seven Oaks, Kent, the residence of the bride's father, on June 17. Justice Field and Mrs. Field, accompanied by large party of friends, left here yesterday afternoon tor Philadelphia, where they will sail today for Autwerp to spend the summer abruad, The dentist places a spec specific duty om sore- gum. Nobody can speak a word against the type- Writer; all she does is write. The U.S, Secret Service Bell has been tolled— to quit, This is what thousands of census enumera- tors in the national capital and all over this broad land of freedom said exasperatiagly to their wives last night: “The thirteenth section of the census act of March 1, 1889, makes it a misdemeanor, punishable by a fine of $500, for any supervisor or any enumerator to commu- nicate to any person not authorized to receive the same, any information gained by him in the performance of his duties, It is not, therefore, within the discretion of the supervisors or enumerators to make public or give ont any part of the information obtained by them,” Then they went to bed to escape the conse- quences. The young man at the soda fountain may be called Doctor, because he has a fizzician’s cer- tificate. Somebody who has evidently passed the civil service examination sends in the following bit of sentiment, which is warranted sound in wind, limb and bottom: “Til fares the land, to hastening ills @ prey, Where “spoils of office” mean the victor's sway. Cabinets and Governors ‘‘may flourish or may fade,” Elections make them, as they always made; Butan honest civil service—' country’s pride”— Once firmly rooted, must grow and here abide. Speaker Reed has made the House one of the most remarkable political organizations in the country, bar none, — ceo FAST DRIVING IN THE STREET. Maj. Moore Answers Some Inquiries From the House. RE SAYS THE LAWS AND REGULATIONS ARE EN- FORCED—THE STREET SWEEPING CONTRACT— DIFFICULTY OF KEEPING THE ASPHALT PAVE- MENTS CLEAN, The resolution of the House of Representa- tives requesting information respecting the measures taken to prevent reckless driving in the streets and the obstruction of streets by ve- hicles and for information as to the responsi- bility for inadequate sweeping of the streets was replied to by the Commissioners today by forwarding a report of Maj. Moore, submitted to them at their request, Maj. Moore in his report says that every possible effort has been made by him to enforce the police regulations pertaining’ to reckless driving. In evidence of this fact an examina- tion of the records of this office shows that from the 1st of July, 1889, to the Ist of May, 1890, eighty-three — were arrested upon the charge of fast drivin; During the same period there brought before the Police Court twenty persons on the charge of reckless driving. Other arreats aris- ing from fast and reckless driving have been made. but upon investigation by the district attorney were found to be cases of assault and battery, and as such were tried and classified on the police records, LOOKING OUT FOR PEDESTRIANS, The police regulations, he says, does not pre- scribe that the rate of speed shall be lessened at street crossings, but only when corners are to beturned. The police have been enjoined, however, rigidly to enforce the requirem: that “every vehicle shall make way for pedes- trians at the street crossings,” but it is difficult to carry into effect these instructions for want of a sufficient number ofmen. Imme- diately after the addition of fifty-six men to the force on the Ist of July last details were made at some of the principal street and avenue crossings, hs only a few officers could be spared foi purpose. It is hoped that Congress will grant such an increase for the next fiscal year as will enable proper protection to be given to the more important street intersections. The necessity of doing so is shown by the fact that the largest number of arrests for unlawful driving during the present year bas been made at Pennsylvania avenue and 7th street north- west, where an officer is constantly stationed, Tho smooth surfaces of the streets are an ever-present temptation to fast and reckless driving. Not ouly are they used by pedes- trians in preference to indifferently paved side- walks, but they are converted into piny grounds by children, and complaint is often made by those who ride or drive of the annoyance and risk which they incur, even when they ¢: cise the utmost care. “Many difficulties attend the arrest and con- Viction of offenders of this particular police regulation. The rate of speed cannot readily be determined, and it is not an easy task to identify or overtake an offend If he a’ ins to be the coachman of a dignitary, the officer receives the insoleace of the former and threats from the latter, fol- lowed, it may be, by acomplaint against the policeman. Nevertheless the men of the for asarule, are keenly alive to their duties this respect, and are, I believe, endeavoring to perform them.” As to the inquiry as to obstructions of street crossings, Maj. Moore thinks that the fact that the resolution contains the first complaint made is evidence that the duty of the police in this regard is fulfilled, THE STREET SWEEPING. In reaponse to the inquiry respecting street sweeping Maj. Moore describes the manner in which the work is done and supervised. On our smooth streets and avenues, he says, dirt which would be hardly thacernible were they rougbly paved becomes conspicuous, and after the early morning travel of market, ice, huckster and dairy wagons, and of the vebicle ding operations and for other purposes, it is difficult to believe that the sun had risen and glistened on cleanly swept thoroughfares. Furthermore, the appropriation 1s not sufficient for extending the work daily to intersecting Streets, and asa consequence the dirt from them is carried by hoofs, wheels and winds to soil well swept carriageways, ‘The contractor for street sweeping is Felix M. Draney and the contract, Maj. Moore says, is pot sublet. “I am not able,” the major says, “‘to give the reasons for the alleged ‘gross and con- tinued remissness of the contractors in not properly removing the sweepings after they ave been swept into the gutte: ness of this or y other kind is, as has already been ed, remedied with ‘the Jeast pos- sible dy. NO COMPLAINT FROM CITIZENS, “In submitting this report it is but just to my- self to say that so far as { can loarn the charges so directly made against me in this resolution are not founded upon any petition or complaint from the citizens of the District of Columbia, L have no reason to believe that my administra- tion of police affairs has been objectionable to them. It has been my ambi- tion and endeavor to make the local. police force im efficiency and discipline worthy the seat of government of the United States. If in this I have failed, if life and property here Miss Mary Gwendolin Caldwell was a passen- Ber onthe steamer La Bourgogne, which ar- rived in New York yesterday trom Havre. ‘The Misses Mamie and Bessie Kern willleaye Washington on the 10th instant for a prolonged Yisit among their relatives in New York state. Mrs. H. D. Noble will tender them a brilliant Feeeption in Auburn. After leaving the latter Place they will go to Seneca Falls as the guesta of Mrs, Wm. V. Van Rensselaer. Miss Anne E. Piper (Annie E. Ellis) is at No. 1587 15th street northwest, She has been —s lately with ber eyes, but is now nearly well. 00 4 Factcz Pew may win its wielder a hand- some return in Tue Staa’'s advertisement con- _ —____ The Ital: ot ae on the new Seashore Faslroad. tonastrike at May's Land- ing on iiesvaieg. beciuse they had not been paid their wages for several weeks, refuse to — the ag? to << more work until ¥ are pai be; ve two engines and work trains blocked with nes, The house in Fredericksburg, Va., occupied for years by the mother of George Washington, bas been deeded to the [Seararag the Society for the Preservation of Virgiuia Antiquities, of which Mrs. Joseph Bryant Hichmoua is presi- dent ‘The price paid was 24,000, are less secure than in any other oT of eqnal or greater population, will cheerfully surrender this onerous and responsible office, with the single rogret that I have not been able to accomplish the unselfish oses which induced me to be- =, the he ead of the police department of this istrict. “The Commissioners are well aware of the un- willingness with which, under their orders, I Assumed — vhs <7 street sweeping and cleaning every large city it is the pgedriee Woe, of complaint, and here it should be placed under the contro} of a single bureau, not burdened, as is this ee adr with functions which are almost without limit, and which tax to the utmost the activity and intelligence of the police force.” <ntmeieoaneie Artillery Target Practice. Col. Bainbridge, third artillery, arrived at Fort Mozrne yy morning with bat- teries A, E and 3. from ‘Washington and Balti- more for two monti.:’ target practice. pout the orders of the the Cherokee strip is covered with sit Areport to the Lutheran al South » places John (. G Pile's 1 OG: “rr A fr ‘Was attacked by four tramps at Van Arey Md., Monday, but they were driven off and afterward lodged in jail, REER—MUST I a ert tie after 10 ata Dame: OOS ah at awe eS Peps PEC rie | ate Won TED—COUNTRY BOARD, Si glegeants womb beth “an vs watt ant Cama ang ema THIN Foes RENT—OOR TH AND MASS. Fanon Wop aseeaninaces FRaT Hous iy x 3 Ae ‘to Gees doce | Pe Nicaly Furniahed oom with a hour pieeae Reis mee hyd ences exchanged. —— Lege oe RENT-QN QOLLEGE Wil. BETWEEN = modatios with full particulars Fates Furnished Room 5 COOK, WASHER ASD, 1 TONER Serme, HEATED ae oe me Bt | Geoutiere cand water fragt for the summer and fail; Wales fefenrace reauirea. © ol HILL, Star office, i “ie WANTED—L i RENT—1 LARGE FURNISHED Bound: : - NT OTS. i Wisner rg Sars aE | Watee wa reeauntiryos coum | PER Marae att eye re Dairy, Rite aseee city andre having such ples st sdlirese box 11, Stat ee Communicating Rooms. "1009 H st. mw. aq aeaD es mae ae ik RENT—FIVE BEAUTIFUL ROOMS IN Riad ANTEI 073, CHAM = EIR NGM CORR OUT EAE ) MISCELLANEOUS | FAN'S RA GLEE BT oak. SAM AT COOMBS, 926 F st. bw. Jed-3t* on 1 oa Be a QUNG MA. A TYPEWRITER FS: RYNT_WITH YOUNG COUPLE. SECON, WARE LROME GOURD ROLTOMARE | ance eeu ge Ste nse eH | Heaton aae Baten ea ‘a ee Ey sual bury, Wyoming ave, Washington Heights, iia" EEE | man, Peww, betor ANTED—A GOOD COOK, references, req best RILEY, Suvbul Ury, ‘youunK aye. ebiogton ‘Heights (beyond | Tador Connecticut sve.) Jed-sst® aNTED— A DIsH WASHER AND SCRUBBER Cali at Congressional Hotel, Capitol Hill. 1t* ANTED—A GOOD SETILED WOMAN TO uree a Bick Child. Apply at 1004 N st, n.w. _se4-3t HIED-IMMEDIATELY FIRS TCL AS wi ast ds those that are to fing work need eal inten wapee paid. Gail after d clock. "Mra. V. A. TRAVIS, 1923 Tat, Iw Eee ‘AL NTED—A WHITE GIL TO DO GENE. ‘ASTED-A for a Family of ‘Shree: wnust tee ye opok end sroner; Do washing. 200 Sth st. GOoD. oe or jwired. ANTED—A MALE COOK! x. Ws ‘Address SPANIEL, Star offces TN cage WANTED, RXCELLENT PasTUh PASTURE cE FOR HORSES br Inquire at MOORE'S PLACE, Gisawoek Sade Ei REE LORE OR, ANTED—TO BUY & BOY'S SECOND-1 AND Me2igitty Bicycle cheap. Callas 1008 E at, WANIED— PARLOR FURNITU) UPHOL- stared Mattrenses nade rer werk done in a neat gud substantial manner. Slip Covers cut and made: Ot wusrantecd. C. a, SEBSG ok new Genus J ANTED—M. BAUM PAYS THE HIGHEST Cas Wit for “Furniture, pote, Reather Beds my31 ‘ANTED—WOMAN 10 GO TO CAPE cies summer to Cook, Wash and Iron for $mail must have begt of references, Call from 1 o'clock, 17: SES v yANTED — * GUOD BARBER. FLETCH. THOMAS, 1008 F st. nw. JANIED-A SHOE 8. some experience in the g'clock. “state Ducted’ Addons SHOE STORE, Star office: 20° Wilkes FIRST-CLASS COOK FOR A cy terer. Apply 1642 10th st. nw. Ww ANTED—A BOOKKEEPER. ADDIS, aS ing reference, experiel ud salary yeas Box 84, Star office, Waste yer TH OF EDUCATION (AGE 18 OK itudent compensation Law 5 P) ve month, “Address GHEENLEAR® sun oitese A GOOD AND STEADY BAKBER; eet os rae — apply "Sea! ws TED—A ee COLORED WOMAN AB ‘Chamber “aid and Lauudress tu Private Fami must bring references from lust place. Apply 220 N. J. ave. Bw. ane WASTED-4 FIRST-CL 188 COLORED WOMAN > book, Mach sud tron for family ecoud girl is kept. ‘Apply atouee 3 Wa rs PASTRY. 3 D VEGETABLE COOK. ) inquire V yy ANTED—LADY FOR ORDER SSS no former experience, but good reference neces- sary; salary weekly, 80. Apply oftice 424 th at. n.v., 10am, as ANTED—A SOBER, INDUSTRIOUS 1 HARNESS Ww Maker. Apply at JAMES 8. TOPHAM’: 31 Pennsylvania ave. Wante BOYS WITH GOOD SUPHANO AND and, vol Alto Voices; salaries pai trained. 3 rat Johu's ANTED = D — BLACKSMITH, ONE THAT oo ssnicie, spans’ preferred. wa" con Bit, Brookland, D. Ws — A COMPE! oa Saber P.O. J ANTED — HORSES FOK PASTUKE—LONG wy Gras roed fing Farm, on Beunii end H sirwet no a, ze ane District Torme 8b por mo, % MONRIB, mycin sh and G ats. nw. ay, HORSES TO Soe KEEPING W Alvis Winter end’ 6; order boxy Preseli Livery Stables 311 G4 fata 11 Oot nw, ft 7th at. rom city, UO. H. P. CLARK, Bligo, Ma. DESIMING PHOTOGRAPHS ie eels a 82 per children included Wik ae ERY ONE TQ KNOW THAT Jaco} leucoas, the Pittyburg Axent, locat Northrop's Baton st. n.e., iseere ‘bus sting Up A. Ceilings and Side Sound sor cireular. up21-2m* TANTED-1T KNOWN THAT ©. D, COLLINS, Builder aud Carpenter, 717-719 18th at n. Specialty of Hemodéling and Jobbing’ Pack: made to order at abort notice, my 19-Lm' WY ANTED-—iiORSES 10 PASTURE; EXTENSIVE pasture, shade, water aud careful attention 2 rales froin’ ‘Anacost! F mo tacos Hibiere, ii ‘3a 8 3 Tithapa Ar ate, Campbell, Lith'st, drean WM. YOR, Anacostia, D.C ni5-Im* ANT HORSES TO PASTURE AT GEN. WwW Seales stock Farm at 85 per month; best of pus- ture, Bie eo water aud plenty of shade, wy ipcareinl | J Attention. lauager, E. ora ry, ‘iotiat i Sand Louisiana ave., or at the F Farm. Telephone call, 705. my12-3in METS cael Toecrpintd BLOSSOM, for female le free. 7 Keen eat Dr Mcdilie Completion esa ILBY, ‘General Agent Sis P stow. a lik ee Fo, RENT -FURNISHED—A_ PLEASANT S8EO- oor Room st 87. 50 nth. = required, 1510 Tathst nw FoR ‘RENT_THREE NICE ROOMS aN AY ob second floor ; references exchanged. 1 re atin. 1 “OR RE RENT—FURNISHED M SUITABLE FOR ht Housekeeping: cheap by. the week or mon the door. edoor. Apply 813 11th st. nw. also Front Basement for Office of Business: + Fa 3OR REN1—730 12TH ST. NW TWO PLEAS ant Unfurnished Communicsting mS; second Hour; beat and gas;locationceutral, ———‘jed-sit* ROR RENT—1761 Pst. NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. Kooma, Furnished, with Board: $2 and $30; [a0 Table Boat es KR RENT—TWO NICE NICELY FUI FURNISHED. OOM on sth st. near if Ofies: ood reasonable. “Apply toy 15% Sti 8k wes Petey exchanged. Je Fine RENT- UNFURNISHED FLOOR, sp epony. 8, HIRSH, 716 7th E tht are Mads irelar ga and TE is ton cel is! th Front Hall Room. FLEISC oHMAN Fe sireuch ape Willard’s Hotel, ‘0 UNFURNISHED Hoos, z 170% 13th st, nw. IR RENT—ONE LARGE, PLEASANT 1 ast story iront Koom, well furnished Bingle Room, with board, bath, | closets, Xe. commodated. 718 10th’ \T—THEEE UNF KNISHED BOOM! Bath and Store Room; for lizht housekeeping floor: 1417 Columbia st, bet, ¥tb suid 10th, 0 and P Bw. {near two lines cars; only 812 per month; refer- ences exc zeoeen de: 2 H Very Hossant, Sechad Boer Bouth Sproat thon sume foorand all ui, 1529 Corcoran st mw: cS AT ACTUAL owl ‘Sar ine ates Sa, station ,war- Se Priviewe of ad- ‘water; & itable tor & Semeligrecsry orore or alas, Sea Thora ee Biter a og ad ad nag _ deat? praia Sern B SILLIAMSON, S10CK AND FINTCRES OF A Pox: BK 1. ave ow. perous im Borthwest . ited _ | at duce, Adirees oa TTA Mr fio ones SgIse NG Rian 7 4 ‘A PAIR O1 ~ = o Fotemses snd Mares. wot 6 black Nese A OHERBERS, Jersey ave. nw. J. M. Gr! Fe: SCE=HEAE=T ue i RENT—OOUNTRY HOUSE PF eRe Bouse: District ‘incu 4 ay Prt Bisirew is the gther proverty a Ai foot oth OI BALE * On IGT SHOW © Pav ova ist, mil eplend siren Fa 5, Pon.tte'tod sate 39 Tut eacg Re cae, Toe 8 ance, trom Washinton city | JOR SALE — picyciEs — for dairy orien Fotcace of one me doin seas un tne er sh pushed See een ak ie lives sho: atance ip 7 eve. and USS F et. Price i. ;one-thi one ain wees Uae pe com. halence in onoand Fk SLE SON ARRIVED —A Cx Pied CLEMENTS, feneaneen Moreen: uth riding an. at nw, “4 a ave. and a Cp EW ae RGO ‘ort 2 wo Fe By = mM ¢ ee ae FE SALE-FHOTOGRAPA C\MENA Pon SxS Say ane 2 haart | ae Bewatives; will eeli cheap. Address Box 61, Star se te RK HORSE; wsetor him. Apply at Coal eee Fe SALE-SPLENDED somata’ eS aan of the most be: tiful places in Laurel. Md. Ht Fe t SALE — CHEAP—A GOOD \ 1 has no furtoer wee 28 Sth st. uw. ) i SALE SADDLE “ANI D DRIVING HORSka mee ELT E WikonT, —— tour, _eetwe Londown Count OR ou Sale — a a sry ime vu Las set Doutic aol Sirah oa Fine. Dried Bod Raddle Horse will weil at a er: Fetnoving to diatant cig Apiip Stable reat ‘BO! Je3-6t* 529 7th at. cor, Fst. nw. TiWeatanoab. c Fe RALE—A DESIMARLE FARM, SITUATED IN D Poe womery County, Ma. betwecn Germantown | Seuce 130 - and Boyus, on. Bi Beiti- ate ve PA BEWS ‘0 fuatirocn” contaiming 72 acres, im- nder Drag aude Vie by oa > deer wore ye SeveD-room Frame House and ali | hon, Phila : both for two horses, suitable for livers of Becessary outbuildings. Fine orchard of apples and | privote use, peaches,” Price, 860 peracte, wiper particulars | Cataie. “Apply Suatie: anctinprciaiag “isd to am pe ed -stee 1004 13th st.» w. 2 7 POR en AT a SACRIFIC * FOR WANT OR SALE—SPLENDID NTR oME—O! i 7 Fe ae ee ID Oot ¥ HO trae, 1.500 ib Work Mare; 10 years; suitable ste ior w work, 10 NE a near the Covered. with ste: itd peice th ood Louse; nearly hve scree of inna Cail rear Go. —_— FRE sade ices. small fruit: water and beth in the ee LUBE | a Uy furnace, 5 Ww “HORBE Li LW < 7 — on the. app and Cho Reilrosd ~ > 61.00 and gl. Salk trots te cess that renders thean water andl a xUaranteed not to fade or tangle oO sctiou of perspiration from the ho det TOPHAM™S, 1213 Pemua ave. a. Fey SALE-CABINET OF MINERALA—YOU x leaVine city Will sei complete tor wil sell Black Wasnt Coset Drawers and separately. Box G1, star office. BOUT 90 ACKES OF LAND ON TH Ae inlle from Myatterile abd mii * walk from Riverdale Station. This property is mostly clear shu will, subdivide very prettily into JA barxain to any ove wishing to 27,000, on easy term TR BROOKS, 616 12th st. nw. iD RR NW, SQUARE ‘West ot War and d saty im ‘Piuvt Floor hence fomely furnished ; also Front Halt oom; gentlemen Fe —THREE ROOMS, UNFURNISHED, suites for = se housekeeping, to parties without ply to 1919 H at nw, mzs-12e —THREE APARTMENTS OF 1 WO AND roe en auite ; private bath and closet ; ele. ed; at summer rates THE WOOD- ', Cor. 13th and Jows circle. 124-6m FOR _RENT--STORES, three rently suru! ON’ Wants LOOK HERE! ALL KIND OF FUB- niture at 05 New Korkavenw ee, VERY DESCRIP. of merchau: A.C. WINSTON, O37 7th ot. awe _mG-Lm T MAL ‘ENOG- and dypewslver. “Address Bor pay ANTED_& COMPETENT GIRL AS CHAMBER: masld and Waitrose, Apply at once 917 Luth st. Dw. y ANTED—AT THE CITY, IRFELORYor OF. fice every day, Working Wor ‘Boys aud en, Girls; no walting for workmanplicatious tor wgrera:| | PETENT — WHITE ood Refercnose aa Cook, Lavudrees Gand Waltresn.” Uall at 1azy IL ANTED—EXPERIENCED WAIST AND SKIRT Hands at once; good wave and permanent piace, Call after 6 p.m, 1050 O wt, u.w. Jod-20? HI’ ‘as COOK dren. youngest three Fears; must stay nig! ply 617 Hat. NEED OF aR THER ‘Uraureliee sud Paranal Lined and Re- yas to apply to B. B. Cts, W514 Pa ave. and 411 1th at., opp. Star office. apls-20 W FOUR-STORY BUILD. denice ry tut 1011 Gat wwe fer Lode and resi upined; will lease for « terms of x . ARMS, 810 F st. n. aL: Sop Lieut snd Airy Store Room. 30 feet ront, GU feet deep. 1 glass show window; Tanke’ cellar and vault; ateaut beat “O™ 429 AND 431 1010 ST. LW, Apply t oie JAMES F BARBOUR, Feat. ow., Or. Santtor on Preciees $e3-6t ND FLATS BUILD- 4th st, uw, either as a Sacks ce supe For terms ap) to W ee 1115 Penua. ave. see? news Jedsee ANTKD—STEAM CARPET OLEANING AND VELLIN i Renovating, a z Feathers Monovated: Mat- 3 Celar ely CR 11TH reswes Mado Foraitore Sten ‘Moths Pestrayed. FH YOUNGS, 1407 Pe ave *itienhone ras Wis ian SCRIBNER. BEST ae “per round wi, Narrated mat amd batie? iden) for one month or ‘ou N.B.--Don't take auyt her's," or aa al “a is for sale itil ‘of Puan Center Marl Fé RENT—STORE-N. W. COR. 8TH J ore es thickly settled neighborliood, and md ood stand for Like to desirable ate Fat. nw. a FOR RENT—OFFICES, ANTED=A- WHITE FEMALE COOK. APPLY WwW to GEO, F. wae Rica ates 3e3-11 WANTED IMMEDIATELY 4 CAPABLE ie jwbie White Girl to Cook, Wash and Iron {a pri Yate family. Must stay nichts Ole Bataw, 33-20) Ws ANTED—CQOK®, WAITERS MAIDS, NURSES, Rasectation woth alate shaver e107 or seat. owprk aber E Gail ei Bowike Tre Peicayivanie ays Gall on Agent, J, WSiEix GRADUATE 1X wraviorne _ AS Salesman among Drugxiste of bahia timore, Addreas Hox 142, star office, e330 ED—A YOUNG MAN WHO KNOWS A Wane about td Butcher Busi : board and No written anewere, DUt ca ono 38 g00 Rime ef Alexandria, jei3-24" ANTED—AN E SREY “HAND XPERIEN nus’ ‘upderstaad rousing ¢ Mower ead Work. Gall at Room 110, et Buuding, ead ave. TANTED —LADIES Ok GENTLEMEN # os Heitors for Accident Ingurance and tu Soli Novel. tes in Manufacture syhortuuity for, sight Parties, LLOYD'S AGENC Some tind pave. Jer: ANTBD_EXPERIEN our Corset and RON Sates 1¢ others need intendent, Woodwi § WOMEN ry i 9 6. "HEN DRICK Soper agus, to GF ioe aa ANTED—A } Soana a eee TAVENG A AYE mee in the D: 1007 G st. u. more ex; OK arae Business at once. Address: i a Ey W iat WHITE WOMAN Ao Desk and Asslot ia Wesking Sua iron Femain sp country wear the, city durin the sumuier city references, a hgtweeus CASHIKE'S UF FIC) Ww ANTE D-GooD, See YOUNG eto understands Bookkeeping red. Call toa. L. Bw. ond Venetable ks, and an Valeta, Milde aud ot Sitien iene ‘Bukeuge Keom, Trunks stored.) 3 iti 1106 st mv ‘ml. RoR RENT OFFICE | i Builii: 1008 1010" ¥ at HEISKDLLY iCLEKAN, 1008 F at = Je2-6t JOR te ad =e IN THE Fines tale Buti, 608 ELLEN, Rooms ihaitic Building. Mie: TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE: PROMPT attention to all applications, BWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, mkt Mohey 70 ant JX SUMS TO. SUIT, ATS rs © por cent, on ertate sea AN wT «the eee Fire tae Got ‘s omheey Moxey ro Shade ete a SUMS AT 5 ANDG F cent on Keal Esta: my}bsim MS PAHELR, 1416 F ot Pow LoAx— 00 On Real Ea mys THOSE waooasan. Minas TO LUAN IN fy AND, sMaLL a ayae di et yey Rates on Ee es Eatat ity. F sue oF CNS, wae ap26.3m ONEY 10 LoaN IN SUMS TO = 7 ron Ek ¢ututo in ihe District or Columbia. DUGA! ‘Lkis, Successors to J. F. Cullinane & Go, te Y 10 LOAN ON APPROVED rat ES- within the District of Oolumbis; several outs, Which Idesize, 0 place su ‘suumnediately ; lowest rates of interest, NB, cor. 1¥th and Hs! ‘als aw, LOS sos TO SUIT Good BaikREOr Es Leal eatate security. Builders’ Leune wadese ‘short uotioe. bi WAKNER & ap5-2m and Women, of anh labor, city jorvlices, hemoved to 70V Lat u.W. NEED > AGENTS TO SELL THE PINLESS Line; patent recently issued It holds the cloties without i pina; they do not freeze to it cannot blow off, Bahble line sent by wnat 30 foot line by Ter, circulars peice roe INL Worcester, Ma: de YOR "PROF. os ‘atem ; wit) mire aloue, ae al clonic tailor cuts ut’ and Wik: ANTED—BY, ‘A YOUNG MAN, AGED 34 STs Position as Clork or Assistant in 1 ws ED—GO TO DICK'S AGENC Jers, Senden, Waiter iRitchen Help for this city or road: al! referencer. t1:} 7th at, u.w. ie St PANT ea as Cooks, C) hautber nw we NTED—BY A FRENCH GIRL, A PLACE TO Care for One or Two an in ® B family rama BY A RESPECTABLE whine Wi ae nan, ® Situation in a Private Family to Cool Nash aud Iron: city references given, Address ONBYTOLOAN ON KBAL ESTATE AT LO) eee ral "st ; ARO. OD OF oVed securit eer Oe SENSE es Sauikers, m15-3m es LOAN 1 aT RRRRRLY=850.000—18 sug ta suit trom 61,000 upward, on ued Real Ki & GADSBY MR ‘bo LO, in'bu trom $500 UPWARD, 1 5 AND 6 PER CENT, ON REAL ESTATE IN THIS DISTRICT. RO. HOLTZMAN, _f0 Corner 10th ond F avs. BD. w. MoE TO LOAN AT LOWEST HA1ES ON AP- ‘Rutate Bocurity, amounts » Large sha Also, ents of "the United Security heurante Cour fu tfsGelptte, ar sume to east ou iwstallment plan, with or with vat Ho's jheurauce, ments to run 5, 1 os SMIIM & & BUN, lia ¥ Mo%,3 beet tate Becurity, tu Distriets proved heal Esta x Corum bia. tu aa, s dette tlowest rates, of tue terest. he ayer & OO, a0l7 se ea uw. Mor 10 LOAN jm sume © Built, Fy) west, re sou ie eeeurity. *TiST Pennsylvania aves avenue. OREY 3 TO) LOAN EAL ESTATE OR FIRST. F Concer momen ity, eo Auterest ; uo: tle 30 ‘th at. m1 = | Jy oney TO LOAN ar Low- with SH DANENHOWE av24 Baceessor toDANEXHOWEES BON TNS vat, SUMMER ._RESORTS BE BALM re! Tay" WASTED A LADY Wists 6 PLACE FOR AX Bp SE Deva oy ae ‘pana, ers ddd WOOD. angclty or country, oF would Walt ou Fldecly tady, | Jeeemn : SSF oar see A?’ | pune st BIMD Is Now OVEN; TT is LANGE Waxes EDS BY A ate SPECTABLE, COLORED oi be = ‘tid aaet ieonvegato fate ee aay Girl, @ Situstion as Chambermaid in « Private hildren taken Meee BW CATERER, Ie : eatot lt reforencon see —— Beruciey tirinsey W Vee Nek tab-ate ANIED-SITUATION BY MiDDLE-AGED man from the country; formerly. ine chanson arene ‘Addreas Jc. G., tar office, a — EMPLOYERS —FOR FIROT-OLABB Wier IGENCE OFFICE ane Goartrin ata | ¢ your order be filled with dispatch, May Buliding, “th and mw, | ¥! Ww ANTED— BY A COLORED MAN, A SITUATION | £ “Adarees “box in 8 private fami); the best Bes or would lute "to iosve ‘he city. ANTED-SITUATION FOR MAN TO ATTEND qravel with sn, Ayed ouple or dnvalid. “Call three Gaye, DUNDOUE £00. 700 Lat. y ANTED—BY A MEMPRCT ABLE: YOUNG ae sevlored), Flace bp gzivate Vemil or in a Store. inderetands th deteing, Easereta beeare.ef lemaes ana fie. cits Wig DUATE at PE writ BY A LAW GRADUA tate 7 Ts ofloe, Addreus T-D- biatatien Surin ANTED—BY A FIRST-CLASS ENGINEER & Wise aire cn Set ANTED = AHoNs, — FoR NunsEs, Walter, Ferien ‘Genus sirgoeiee, ba | Kesortee BURMAN, EIU G Srey, OUT othe —__WANTED--HOUSES. ___ ANT! —OF OWNER, 4 SIX OR P eee ee Wee eae en ee Bas toe dot COUNTRY BOARD. ATE: ‘BOARDERS CAN BE PLEASANTLY AC- re eet tire season. wvettay vile ado Oe oo Green eh INO {OK RENT—OFFICE ROO! Fr 2 EE arene y Professional Person. Fine Doubies pry’ ‘Single Kooma, For terms and choice of rooms SUEY wee _d02-6t 140834 G st. n. Fe RENT—DESIRABLE ORF CH ROOMS mm Leumen Building, 1475 N.Y. alovater: good light syd ventiiatien ad. alt tod tiny nod: uve. my grate rent. A. T. COUMBE, 1425 N.Y. FOR RENT—FLATS. JOR RENT—ELEGANT FLATS CONTAINING 5 ved rooms, “parlor, dining room, kitchen, bath, butler's pautry, large storage civset on each Moor,steans heat, elevator, Jauitorand every convenience for huuse- bin st. wear Xu. w.; rent ae aea it Appis Sasi tou on EOP TRE Best APARTMENTS nc ant sublet forthe : summer at hore! a veduceu rats. Apply $0 GAMMA ZETA, “Lhe shore= bam,” ary FOR RENT—MISCELLAN EOUS INE ROOMS yop @. HOLTZMAN seat RENE oa F ot ay ly to ke OST—434 AND MSTS. 8.W., BLACK AND TAN 7] Dee. Aetura te 636 Callan at, me. and sore rewar ON JUNE $ FROM 1516 L ST § W. Binks Binder will be suitably eepiet r. JUNE i, ON PE — peu-fuced silver Watch. Viab‘e reward sah bo paid {f sane te returned 1 oe ust a 2 =< = set 4:30 pm. ETBOOK ef ONTADS] ING (about 66. Howard of $4 if returued to 1432 ork ave. Jet- Lost tuespay, 31 ZONES, KED IRISH SETT ; tay No. $046. Xeturn to Lo JONG, 1222 Pa. ay HORSE E SHOE EREASTPIN. ral reward will Le pa: returned to W. GOOD ACRES L108 Peunsyltabia aver now ._ Jet-3té OTA, SCOTCH TERRIER, OF 4 YELLOW L lor; shagey huir. D ogpa™ F OST—A ting to Delt Bi Awturn to WHI Leys BROS, ratings id Rhode Islusid iamaatange Le MONDAY Evi EVENING. § ficket and Sher srticles, RED POCKET BOOK CON’ AG Osa UST OR MISLATD—ON SATURDAY, A BHOWN Li Envelope contatuing Checks and Notes payable to 4, Gass, J. Gass & Cu, and Ju ‘Keward on Fetura, Jesaee Xwo G10 wutessignes by W. be. simcine The puvilic are notified not to negotiate as payuient has been stopped. Liberal Fes Urued to 8. J. GASB & CO., 316 Oth nw, “erat OsT—ON SUNDAY, JUNE 1. A POCKET BOOK i Sontaining: or Money, a aa ‘wo Railroad Tick Ou B. aud O. to Baltimore. Liberal reward if returued to dis Pemtayivauin ever aw OsTLDETWEEN HOTEL NORM) me a reasury Departinent on June 3, fiv Sauipe Teward if ‘returned to cambie: lormandie, Le vie Sat mOceteD CROOKED: ~ ee ad fate Tabouts 0 B and oricek pat A bere tury ty owner, N. J. SMITH, 231 Sisk ne, PERSONAL. IZED PRIVATE DRTEOLIVE A le Fig DoT tended te end tr coutidential thee ire Wa WILLIAMS, Manager, 020 Pet. wie we 7OR SA AR biCcyC HA LE—164 ACRES ON SUITL: AND OAD; | {tess proved will sell cheap. * Address cc o 15 a mg from the raduce : ar office. Saal 'y locat JOK SALE—& ~ BEAUTE CARVED ™N jor ab investment. Bros Pano, but lttle user: saust ai “+4 sacrifice forcash, At G. L, WILD & BROS. Oy he A RUBNIRHED cat IN A cow, “jeter S . Garrett name rooNe se nine ro fre batten’ | PO8 SALEBY EH ities -REK, NOTARY PUBLIG, 113, Oakland, Garrett co., | “52 eal Patate Nota oe neni: 2-3" Five new and ‘Houses in Rast Wartinwtom INE COUNTRY BEAT NEAR SILVER srRinss 20 desirable 4 Lous in Last Was om on 7th st. road, For ne, 8 roows, @57. about Smiles from city; large doutie d welling, good wel other’ far buildings, with 15 acres of snd. A bargain atonce DEEDLE, DAVIS & CO. Fo, SALE-FARM TN ALEXANDATA CO 4 miles from W: tluding some Desutstul,afien’ Price $100 per acre. ‘Also SE Iyine on Alexandria and Leesvune Tike, about i miles from Alexandria and about > mies from Washington. he wt. 413 Bet n.e., 5 rooms, G30. etm if taken JOR SALE—ON ACCOUNT OF. at we | Pitoved ot y horwe separsieiy Iwitl tou and Bute, pd a —— the Te a? Be end Lay OF Nick BLACK DRIVING Mares; tuatch well and will work singie or double, Call at daloe Stables, 211 11th st. uw Be Fi tak RANDOOME SAD BORE ith black puipts. uearly thorough!) ty ig are nea CORP BEACH [OTS SEA NEAT THE WHARF AT $ 850. bat Avtrim out of Conductor mare. Appi oR np in 10 | BEXI"s ‘Stablen Houricivs ‘ltos, mea rich ae ~—_. BINTIRE. "| Brewery, between Mand Nata 2? “8 Of Meurich's TOK sal ae Bay, ea BLACK Boe. Btabie, Sith st. nw etait FIN ick's = deseate Fe SALE—ONE OF THE FINEST LITTLE RID- ing and Driving Horses im the city , will sell cl owuer leaving town. At FADELEY's Stable at nw, {oH RALE-AT 4 SACHIFICE—A ont MA IN- Good Family Horse; safe sud kiud for or chien to mde or drive. Also four-sest nha ct oar ie ; gu opportunity for stmail family jo enjoy riding three Gays us week et clight enna, Inquire at CHAMBERS STABLES, het hear 1bth ay Fd ed the property of the Highland ares ae located af road ‘sta taining about UN acres of ign and. improved by 8 large modern club house, ‘That beautiful euburban ew R., 44 miles from Washingto: ALE—A RECOND-HAND © 4-PASRE. Nor Canopy-Top Phaeton, with caseatan, gost ont sbort time and Is almost 88 good as Price. 81: st ot iw 6. ANDREW J. SONCKS SO 4th and FE me JOR SALE-SOUREL HORSE, FIVE YER sound and«ood driver. WO ANDERSON. 1 ie Tomporsuce alley. Sih ud 10th, Dani y ee {OK SALE—AN ELEGANT PLAIN ROSEWOOD nes {hicheraug ¢-octave Square Plano in perfect tone, fer only stool shaver "Gs until paid for. eee TIAN CHANGE Cite ave. ‘DID BARGAIN BEAUTY. uare ery ti order: with stoolsudvuver: only 8140) G10 So perme, THE PIANU EXCHANGE. Pa ave, oe) “ites aud. fine rosdways loaiting to the ct ate and full suformation at Yo price and terme ‘app 0 JOM F. WAGGAMAN, 700 14th st. n.w. Fe, Je Bonatis Oot SUMMER AND EARLY Country Home near Front Koy pecs iurniture except bed 2 rooms in the house and ap abun- A ganlen, spot if needed servaute incurs water at RENT—FIVE ACKES as PASTURE AND at F Poe one mile of this city ; Fins mo. aiLLaPs & po Piao ys, running A x Te . f ‘ordel © FO gee — 1009 lag st nw, ea ae ‘Terminus of Rock Creek Park. SALE-28 SHARES OF LA 5 13PE BEAUTIFUL Machine Stock; par value $20; will sell to hichest $5 PEK ROSE Withoer Neen. eS eS ae 0 TE IK SALE—BLACK BOSE, FIVE TEARS « Ds pik smuiatacrriny cr tne daesioger | PSR ae the Me ANE Ta Le ice 4s located nesr station and bor- 3 all ‘barnes ; sound: 165 Also & sorrel horse, Sera on the f 7th at. i pike Four sutdivisions ceuter ~ 4 ~~ re. aod re being rapidly improved. | $07" ave Pry *S secsmassaonm jee Many iy Houten ow tn cautee of erection. Stracts are anden, oue-balf mile distant, | WOR SALE—CHEAP—A GOOD, ARB ——- Glen. Younes ictudine Zhotcl vet | Fire. proot Safe: = 3 FIRST CLARS oue a ‘once to save re i Zhotels, ove of | new; bargain to well at once to wave red cheaper, and nthe Bround elle yer ncpefor's | Ie Addrem Box OU, Star office. here lote id in an iuferior location Forest Glew wie saetent to Kock | JJOR SALE —A TINE KENTUCKY WORSE, A Creek, and must in juence be beuefited by wood sadder and driver. perfectly safe for lady besutiful station, good Tt hes #58 store, | drive or ride, aud strictly sound; be ts loig ban high, seal brown ; can be seen in rearof 1416 lst uw Also'a good busy, at lictio wand; must to sold, 28 Owner as leaving Ule oi! Poi near futur the vark, hoo}, churches ‘snd sn exellent eaniterium, and Bids become, iu tbe very wire, the t and most desirable sub National Capital. c 70! SALE STONE WTR ie tS NTELS, Lo —_m28-Lm Bet: winks indow ‘heap if soldat fice the tnatell oe __ * Th ae od ‘Plete: & feet 3 Fe BALE SHOW CASE WITH STAND com. inches lor " year round. Fn tita, a fen Su aera | t ‘ation, ‘aehington. This beautiful suburb hus just becn opened to the public, after a Jai xpenditure of Podey on atresia, averucs, and eigewalin Se houses bi erected aud more are to be built ot once. ‘The location te high and occupies s command- ing view of the surrounding country. The draiuage ig lect. The . front on Brightwood and pl t drive Auew a AES once company, and We airead ra ‘ared for the sain ‘ibe lots are i und the F oR SALE 4 RARE BARGAIN CA’ $i excellent Day tun W ah custom a equal to new; sb Village form, aprines: wo horse ~4 Sion, Apply at Slane O04 18th st. nw EGE SALE, CARMIAGES AND PHAETONS AND Side Bar Buxwies: fvst-class; warranted Come aud I will give yous bargain. At 62) Memeach busecte ave. uw., K. DOUGHERTY, Agent, deze? seen low. Great fu ducements will be offered to yar. | JOR SALE—A SECOND-HAND PORTABLE, ¢- who will id at once. Houses buiit and sold on a wm Steam bg: for of installments, eas ete Binet mr iitiy Amine this property and then you cau form yourown | m31-7 Couclusione without to the terms uf any adver. | 21-78 i AUT es Diaries, __ 14th and Bats, nw. ae » F. Lei ‘ox Proprietor, 487 L ini Jrox SALE— —TWE & DKIVING aus ave. 2. mes-lim red at i weable, um i ine v Cludes some of the a most highly bred horses oferea for amie m this cxty macnd aed aOR Bi ALES A Yai OF FORTY ACRES, MORE 0} uy, oR LESS. (ALF m railroad station, Falls Church, Va. mi MILE tro m3$U-61 ALEXANDER PURVIS, iI ‘rom he rodent i ree F vocan © eae tern saat FE “sue ape EETLONED, | HANDSOME f and Li tursee’ andaifneceesary ome, | A Case Hallet juare pertect lor 25 cows and ati te i nd eal com. | for G9¥. Als choice Uprigut for wale or tent Git '® besutifal vi Oth st. n. m2v-6t Countye ‘A beautifut awa ‘an 5 ROE SAL ‘TTO" GAS ENGINES, BOIH NEW the butidii and second hi Send Yor circular tw. wl PIANOS AND onoaxe. 3h wt used. Stand: , 2 payments. edinecures MATH, 3 = SALE — UPKIGHT Pia) yee nna four months, 4 ft. 8 inches bi FOE SALEM FRO apna 5 FORCH 8c. Us Tih tne: © ‘lor. well 2: highly ‘produc el sets bs alam soe 8 STEPUER, 472 La ave.” my? JOR SALE — ~ CANA MOCKING Bi mt | F Sno te Gola, Fish ites — ae ‘eaiiaby tee: Store, re 12th ot 2.w. rie Prices iu town tor the qualit {OR SALE—NOW IS THE “aIME TO SAVE money. Sen days’ sale of slut of Suiledand’Seconse aeECR. Faerons Buck bourda, G: Side Bice, Patennici Fe 4 wo-horee Buss, hips, Hikers Seadier and Brides, at prices that Caner Be rating is. 400 Pu ee my 10 = ores ne Ty Sent Fiaxog Fei wi re ESS OR Fotume AS, SPRINGFIELD. -TIMOR! rods 115 Acree, with Large ‘ink So ae iis ti te ta Fah oR , SXCHANGESA a oa BESS io roperty im or near this slot oR DB BALE-ON co BRANCH, B. “2 o.. saa | vy Farias: hoster price SouKE DEUCE, ot __ BUSINESS CHANCES. _ To SALE HS bOORE ma STOWAGEST HO, 3 ‘FINE ROOMS FOR 81 RAGE Hts ge sa Non F KO. BOLTZM with maker's rusrantes ONLI cai lite ne Ax aie Buse al a8 RE Fou ms RENT, orro A801 stable im rear. bee Se ‘DA’ de Si 1319 Yet ae ee M, DOING A > bustnees, weal tpt wen iy ake, Sis fea a m LADY AMATEUR PHOTOG wit sree y eryicy eye mg J ZOm SHIBTY, BOARDERS vf Ante or : pen ittview to. Bot Warne haar ation Metropolitan tt “pan Baltioore a 4 Ohio, ee eee eel eat se | Pit Sur Star ofice. oh +4 Deri wi : POR = Foe aes iain a ea Pee Pere tr eaad gated | Fn anata, Cox, BOAUD_GUOD BOARD WITH LARGE rout of te ‘of town, Address Box cinco myiGein 1000 ae sora wana | ana ‘fee post i loge copra ofces CIE: SERVIOE XX4MINATION QUESTIONS 2 ane cat « pen eige yy A Teasouable, ‘I. tf. TAL}@t png fend 10p. to COGAN & BUILEL, ry ry 2 BUYS, Ra. toy op23-3m_ Southwest cor, 8th aud K sta. uw, on TEASE FOR 3 =3 BO. ow 8 17 IME, WE WILL PAY ia ot Lith, 12th Ad- ARDING. NE eal a nisnns ‘OLD BuAND, go |E arene ie oN eae RD AND, ROOM FOR LIMITED NUMBER Ov AT Titre toro SB B rentetnan Private terme moderate, | 2 Ear wines and ay Pat of Deore for Meee 2 lt eee $ nae b at, n.w., appl case of PERSONS OF oe : BICYCLE! SENT—AN —s ora rit Sasperte Spor pe Sean Somer era ee ‘DEMAND gsnet = Ee bre os ‘iorH. st. 30.000 rieuaie, WO be ee pleasaut erounds end shade," ail modern com: Tits te Safety Bicycle oacgurd tbe tae sate Fae wr, oor ud docks room sui oipees wetenae ee |m igen ‘sieht Ene Piatt ANTEOS ASL aga AT oi0 13TH BT. | poseiee fea homes at thease Jo Fate. ost Conv ~ Beara WATED TaN OF FiTERS PEE | sae igh, oriconscan gtd ae Pet FeepoNiA, Her. Seeene te mes 2 with BLY FOR Ey eae at aw, TION AGI par ae Co