Evening Star Newspaper, June 6, 1890, Page 2

SATURDAY’S STAR. Some of the Leading Features of To- morrow’s Twelve-page Paper. Toniorrow’s twelve-page Stan wil! be of par- ticular interest to Washington people, as it will coutain a number of special articles on strictly local subjects profusely illustrated and written in an unusually entertaining manner. ‘The news of the day from ail quarters of the globe will be given in the fullest possible man- mer, and in addition there will be a great variety of interesting leisure reading matter. The following are some of the leading features of tomorrow's paper. ALONG ROCK CREEK (Illustrated). Some of the picturesque scenes in the future Columbus Park. HARDER THAN IT LOOKS (ILustrated). The science and skill necessary to play tennis well and some advice to begins ON THE RIFLE RANGE (Llustrated.) Picking out the sharpshooters of the District National Guard. TOWARDS MORNING (Tilustrated). A Star reporter's experiences on the all- night avenue cara, TARL THE CENSUS (Illustrated). ‘Triais and tribulations of enumerators and householders, AMUSEMENTS IN PERSIA (Mlustrated). Interesting games and athletic contests among the people of the Shah, WHOSE WAS THE HAND (Illustrated), Conclusion of Miss Braddon’s entertaining novel, EUROPEAN CAUSERIE. Max O'Rell’s chat about people and things on both sides, ATTRACTIVE HOMES. Some good ideas about decorating the sum- mer piazza, REAL ESTATE GOSSIP. Some of the improvements at the national capital. NEW YORK NOTES. Echoes of the week from the metropolis by ‘Tue Stan's special correspondent. ON THE BASE BALL FIELD. How the Washingtons have retrograded. What is the trouble and what the remedy. PROHIBITIONISTS COMING. Committees to Urge the Temperance Amendment Before Congress. On the 14th instant there will be a joint con- gtessional hearing before the Senate commit- tee on education and labor and House com- mittee on the alcoholic liquor traffic on the Joint resolution for national constitutional prohibition. This matter has been pending in every Congress since the forty-fourth—nearly fourteen years—without reaching a votes in either body. It was fivorably reported by the Seuate committee in the Forty-ninth and Fif- tieth Congresses, and a minority report in its favor was returned by the House committee to which it was referred in the Fiftieth Congress. ‘The committees atthe joint hearing are to be addressed by members of the “national prohib- itory amendment committee for congressional work.” This committee consista of the gen- eral officers of the several national prohibition socictios of the United State gener: officers of the national exeentive committee of the prohibition-party and the nati ‘T. U. superintendent of legislation and peti- tions. ‘Ihe appearance of this committee at the hearing !n June is in furtherance of th “Plan of Canvass.” of which Ada M. Bitten- bender. the national W. C mperintend- ent of legislation and petitions. is the autor. The Woman's Christian Temperance Union has made this amendment a special line of work. Bail Fixed in Westcott’s Case. In the criminal court, Chief Justice Bingham, @ motion was made today by Mr. Charles Pel- bam for the fixing of bail in the case of Morti- mer Westcott, in jail on the charge of larceny from the person. Mr. Armes asked that the bond be fixed at $3,000. stating that the defend- ant was a companion of “Curly” Harris, who gave bail in €1.000 and has forfeited his bond: that he was a member of » gang and that the alleged robbery was committed by drugging theis victim and then going through him. Mr. Pelham denied that it could be shown that Westcott wag one of the gang or that he was guilty at all. The court said that the question was as to securing the attendance of the prisoner for trial. He thought the amount named, $3,000, Was too much to ask and made an order fixing bail at 21,500. — A Rvoster on His Good Behavior. Jos. L. Fardon was a defendant in the Police Court this morning, and Mr. Dumont said that he was charged with keeping a disorderly ban- tam rooster. Mr. Fardon lives at No, 718 8th Street, and Ellen Dunnawin, bis next door neighbor, was the complainant. She did not object to Mr. Fardon keeping his little rooster if the fowl would only keep quiet untl after 6 o'clock in the morning. Mr. Dumont suggested that the chicken be sentenced to keep quiet until after 6 a.m. and ested that if the chicken did not comply with the sentence that its owner be required to keep it bencath a tub in hiscellar untii after that hour. Mr. Fardon promised to see that the chicken made less noise in the future and the charge was dismisued. The Court Will Not Enjoin Mr. Stearman. In the Equity Court Judge Cox today heard the case of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company against Moses Stearman and over- ruled the moticn to restrain the respondent by injunction from collecting a judgment of $3,000 on the ground of fraud. The respon- dent sued the company for 210.000 for injuries by reason of a train striking the defendan wagon. throwing him out and injuring him. The jury gave a verdict f 000, This case is pending on an appeal in the General Term ‘The railroad company cizimed to have sin i ed evidence that the case was ‘put up” is denied by the respond Drowned While Bathing. A party of white boys were bathing last even ing back of the monument and one of the num. ber, Charles Gardner of 409 G street north- ‘West. was drowned. When it was seen that his strength was failing an attempt was made to save him, but without success, Word was sent to the tirst precinct station und Lieut. Amiss and Onicer Hollinberger proceeded to the place and with the aid of Mr, F. P. Russell of the office of the interstate commerce commission the body was raised and taken to the home of the widowed mother. — Disgraceful Conduct. ‘To the Editor of Tue Evewino Stan: Wall you spare me enough epace in the col- ‘umus of your paper to call the attention ef the Police to the disgraceful conduct of a lot of young men and girls who are now beginning to congregate in Mt, Veruon Park? The scene I Witnessed last night was a disgrace to the city. A great many people had to leave the park. jt O!y was their action disgraceful, but their language was the lowest. Inis was not the cvnduct of the colored people; they behaved themselves nicely. ESS. Mt. Vernon Seminary Commencement. The graduating exercises of the class of 1890 of Mt. Vernon Seminary will be held at the seminary ebapel, 112% 1th street, June 10, at 11 o'clock. The graduates are: Regular course— Edith Dennivon Cook, Chicago; Edith Dingley, Lewistou. Me.; Mary Haunah Diver, Washing- ton; Ora Adele Hancock, Dubuque; Naomi Blanche Naylor, Washingt Lucy Ricker, Lew . Me.; Kate Wright Stedman, Wilmington, N.C.; Ina Marie ‘aft, Chicago; Mary Roberta Woif, Gettysburg. Special course—Yoshi Kuki, Kobi, Jepan, Clara Ken- neds, Washington; Lucinda Jane Tanner. Springfield, Ill; Edaa Henderson Tune, Wash- Be ingto: wits; A Factze Pex may win its wielder a hand- some return iu Tue Stan's advertisement con- test. Rosina Rosita, the young Italian married woman who some time ago stabbed Geroidi Gindice through the heart in New York, was honorably discharged yesterday. Mrs, Rosita showed conclusively that at the time of the stabbing she was protecting her bouor. soc AL MATTERS. Mrs. Senator Wolcott’s First Reeep- tion—The Bag Bazaar Yesterday. Senator and Mrs. Wolcott held an afternoon card reception in their new home in this city yesterday, from4to 6 o'clock. The Junior | tor from Colorado and his bride errived | in the city tess than a fortnight ago, but havo | their handsome home at No, 1221 Connecticut avenue in beautiful order. A long awning from the curb to the door protected the guests from the hot sun as they passed from’ car- riages to tho frout door. The western win- | dowa were hoavily shaded by dark awnings. | The drawing rooms presented 2 very attract- live appearance. They were given a cool air by being profusely — set with alma and other large plants. e dining room was decked with flowers and a large table was set with roses and peo- nies, and there were bowls of claret and cham- pagne punch and ices and frozen creams in all possible forms and the colors of the rainbow. ira. Wolcott was attired ina simple white dress of monsseline de soies trimmed with white | satin ribbons, bowa and tating ends and the skirt edged with a frtil und punted ruffle. She wore no gloves, Mrs. Wolcott is an animated er, who hafteaveled much and draws upon her experiences in other lands to illustrate her stories, She has an attractive, genial manner, and yesterday charmed her guests. Mes. Dan? iol Morgan Taylor, a schoolmate of Mrs. Wol- cott. was present, attired in Howered red fou- lard, and assisted the hostess im her duties. ator Wolcott appeared later in the afternoon. Among the guests were ex-Secretary and Mra, Belknap, Mrs. Justice Miller, Senator Higgins, Mrs, Cockrell, Gen. and Mrs, Anson G, Cook, Senator Evarts, Miss Evarts, Mrs. J. W. Foster, Mrs. Senator Payne, Mra, Frederick MeGnite, Senator and Mrs, ‘Teller, Mrs. Squire, Senator and Mrs. McMillan, Mrs Beldan, and Mrs, Townsend of Liinois, Mr. and “M Whittemore, Mrs. Ernst, Speaker Reed, Mrs, 8. P. Brown, the Misses Brown and Admiral Jonett. The bag bazaar and garden party that was given atthe residence and on the grounds of Mr. and Mrs, 3. M. Gale yesterday from 4 to 8 cle in aid of furnishing the new wing of ‘en's Hospital, was a marked success, le and her consin, Miss Sioussa, re- in the drawing room, where were set out in brave array a Valuable number } of quaint bags, hand wrought by the belies of a hundred years ago and the heirlooms of uy families, Of course they all had their romantic histories, for everybody knows that these precious pieces of fine brocade orsilk- wrought hand work of silken net or beads were treasures that passed from generation to gen- eration, Amovg them was a santiag that told by its well-preserved lettering that it was the work of Mary Holms and was finished on November 6, 1726. In the other rooms ainty confections wore sold, and through the glass windows of the conservatory was seen a pretty garden picture. the grags laid out with the precision of ailower bed and a g: marquce and a summer house and tables on the sward were all filled with bags iu ali forms and material, useful and highiy ornamental, The ladies gathered in quite a sum to make the new house comfortable for their orphan charges, Mr, Gale received his friends in the garden, On Wednesday at noon a beautiful wedding took place in Alexandria. The contracting parties were Miss May Herbert, e!dost daughter of Col, Arthur Herbert of Alexandria, and Mr. Johu Dangertield Hooe, aweulthy young m: don of Capt. P. W. Hove of Alexandria. ‘The ceremony took place in the chapel of the Theological Seminary near Alexandria, which Was most profusely and tastefully decorated with arek nd the marriage bell made of the ficld and ferns, The beautiful little chapel | was filled to overflowing with relatives and | friends from both Alexandria and Washington. Lhe bride was escorted up the aisic on the arm of her father, preceded by six ushers and the maid of honor, her sister, Miss Alice Herbert. ‘Tae ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dr. Norton of Christ Chureh, Alexandria, assisted by the Rev. Drs. Packard and Crawford of the seminary, After the cerem was over a grautl old Virginia reception held at the country residence of Col. Herbert, some two miles from Alexandria. Mrs. Wm. H. F. Lee, wife of Congressman Lee of Fair- fax’ county, and Mrs. _ Southyate Lemon of Baltimore assisted Mrs, Her- bert in receiving the guests, among whom were Mr, Kobert Neville, Col. Richard Dulaay, Mr. and Mrs. Kozier Dulany, Dr. Guy Whiting, Miss Lemon, Commander itichard Li Dr. Chansellor, Gen. and Miss se, m Corse, Miss M ¥ Mir. - vin Bowlin, Miss Ellen Burke, Mrs. Julian Burke, Mr. and Miss Fairfax, Mr, Herbert Bryant. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Herbert, Mr. and Mrs. Upton Herbert, Mr. Kichard Wallach, Dr. 1. Duncan McKim, Mr. Walter Willard and Mrs. J. C. Boyd, Mr. aud Mra. C. C. Willard. The bride and groom left by an early train for New York. where they will leave on the 7th for a European tour. Mr. and M G, Wilkinson have issued in- vitations for the marriage of their daughter, Marie Else, to Howard Lincoln fiodgkins at the First Baptist Church, 16th and O streets, Wednesday, June 18, at So'clock, After the marriage ceremony & reception will be held at 1516 K street. Deputy Fourth Auditor A. J. Whitaker and daughter and Mrs. N, Utermehle left this after- noon for Annapolis to attend the graduates’ ball at the Naval Academy. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Barber, with a part of their household, will leave on the Trophy for their summer home on Staten Island Saturday, The yacht will return next week for the re- mainder of the family, Mrs, Caroline M. Haddaway has issued invi- tations for the marriage of her daughter. Isabel Jackson, to Henry Durant Gordon June 1 at 7:30 p.m. at Mt. Vernon Place Church, Mrs. Ralph C. Johnson leaves her apartments at the Portland today for her country home on the coast of Maine. Miss Eugenie Louise Gray of Columbus, Ohio, is visiting Miss Teel, 808 17th street, Miss Van de Sande, the sister of Mrs, Louisa Mann, left this morning for Boston to visit the kindergartens estatlished as a part of the pub- lie educational system there. After the sehools close for the season Miss Van de Saude will visit relatives in the suburbs of Boston, return- ing in August. ‘The seventh regular mecting of the Social League was held at the residence of Miss Carrie Prentice, $id North Carolina avenue southeast, on Monday, June 2. They will give a boating party ou the 1th instan The next meeting will be held at Mr. M. 2th street northeast, ie Silver Men Watching Legislation. ‘The executive committee of the St. Louis na- tional silver convention is now in session in Washington, watching the progress of silver legislation, Apprehensive that such a measure as they deem story may be defeated by combinations of gold mono-metallists it has determined, in that event, to call another na- tional silver convention in which the Farmers’ Alliance and all other industrial organizations will be invited to join with bi-metallists every- where with a view to making the silver qn tiva the controlling isane in future campaigns and working for the restoration of silver to its place asa money metal as it was before the act of 187. favor of any lemption. Cmevrr Cornt—Judge Montgomery. Yosterday—Dutton agt. Ni Fair Asso- ciation: Judgment by default, Lausburgh agt. Reed: judgment by defauit, Brunnell agt. Ste t: continued at costof the defendant. Douglass agt. District of Columbia; amended judgment in certiorari. Averill agt. Second National Bank; verdict for plaintiff notice of @ motion for a hew t Andrews agt. Wash- ington Leneficial Endowment Association: ver- dict for plaintiff for $1,000. Robinson agt. Stahl; verdict for plaintiff. Today—Monheimer agt. ment by default. Boy trial. CunuxaL Count--Chief Justice Bingham, Yesterday--Koderick M. Campbell, larceny; motion for a new trial overruled, ‘Today—Geerge Seymour, larceny; plead not guilty. Mortimer Westcott, larceny from the person; bail fixed at $1,500, Wm. W. Beall, grave robbing, two cases; on trial, Equity Count—Judge Cox, Yeetorday—Walker agt. Walker; pro confesso ordered and Wm. A. McKenay appointed guardian ad litem, MeCarthy agt. Scanlon; sale decreed and F. H. Mackey appointed trustee to sell. Fenner agt. Lacy; decreed and FP. T. Browning and C. C. Cole appointed to sel Bryant ngt. Woodward; petition of R, B. Scoit denied without prejudice. Stevens agt. Stevens; commission to get answer of infant ordered to issue. Polkinhorn agt. Poikinhorn; testimony ordered taken before Examiner John Hollander; jadg- agt. McMichael; on JHOOTING STARS. Build high the blazing coals, that bring good cheer, For winter comes to rule the varied year. Shut the door! Is this cold enough for you? Today is Fry-day. P. 8. This is sarcasm, THE DELLES AND THE BELLS. Hear the jingle of the bells, merry bells, As the sleighs go by with yells, scroamy yells, Of the doar delightful belles, And their swells; Everywhere, everywhero Iu the crisp and frosty air. Don't forget to feed the birds while the snow is on the ground, What weather this is for a hous¢-warming. THE ICY VRSTMENTS, Uypn a thousand bare brown limbs Of great deciduous trees Kind nature puts her pants of ice, Which bag not at the knees, LITTLE JOUNNIE’S SKATES, ate, skate, skate, On the ice which is false and thin; But the tender boy. who tried it drst, Will never come back ag'in, Give the poor freezing tramp your old over- coat. The snow bali inuch is popular in some cir- cles, a HE FINALLY V LKED UP. Why an Ofiicer Made Use of Strong Lan- guage at the Navy Department Today. There is one mad naval officer in town today, or at least there was one such this morning, end he was so mad then that he has probably retained a large part of his rage up to the time of going to press, He was on the first floor of the Navy Depart- ment inthe forenoon when the mercury had begun to bubble near the top of the thermom- eter tube,and he wanted to go to the fourth floor. As he wore a “boiled shirt’ and a high collar he had no great, overweening desire to climb @ho stairs, and he hied Lim to one of the elevators in the east wing. one of thore great parlors that travel up and down between heaven and earth at the rate of about a mileaweek. He began at once to poke hia finger at the electric button on the side of the grated door, and he heard the pleasant tingle from the car below in re- spouse, After a minute or two of waiting he poked the button again, but the car did not stir. Thinking that the conductor might have succumbed to the influonces of the weather and gone to sleep he began A SERIES OF LONG-CONTINUED RINGS, that sounded pretty, but which had no effect whatever. Five minutes had psed and the officer was losing his temper. He selected a new finger and went to work again, keeping it on the button until it was tired, Several folks looked out of the doors into the corridors to see if there was fire, but there was nothing visible but the per- spiring. mopping eflicer, who was forgetting all his early Christian influence aud was using bad language WHAT DID HE WANT. Finally, just as he had shifted his finger once more and was rapidly exhausting the electric battery, a messenger came running up the corridor and breathlessly asked” the now furious officer what he wanted, “What do want?” he repeated, taking his finger from the button and making a dab at his forehead with his now wet handkerchief. “What do {want, you infernal idiot? I want to go upstuirs “Well, I guess you'll have to walk, sir!” grinned the darkey with a buckward slide. “Dll be carried up by this elevator or else Ti grow here!” The man had now become wild with anger. “Beg pardon, sir, but you'd better begin to grow, sir!’ And the méssenger pointed to a large placard on the wire netting admonishing people that “this car is not running today!” Then there was a sound of audible wrath, an un-Websterian word or two, and a wilted offi- cer sprang up the stairway three steps at a time, A NEW POLICEMAN. The Commissioners Appoint One Who Was Never in the Army or Navy. KIND OF Oficer Frank Hatton, appointed on the police force yesterday, has the distinction of being the first officer since 1867 appointed without the prerequisite of an honorable discharge from the army or navy of the United States. The validity of the law of 1867 making a previous military or naval service a condition precedent to appointments on the police fore has been long questioned. The predecessors of the present Commissioners were advised by their attorney that it was abrogated by the organic act of June 11, 1878, and a ger- mane decision of the court in the Eckloff case, But the authorities hesitated to act upon his advice. This restriction, the Commissioners say, interfered so seriously with the efficiency of the police force that they have felt con- strained by the popular demand for improve- ment in that service toextend their scope of selection of police officers. The Com- missioners have for some time felt satisfied that the luw of iM67 is no longer in force. The appointment of Ufticer Hutton will bring the matter to a judicial test, as it is ex- pected its legality will be questioned by mem- bers of the Graud Army of the Republic, who have not only contended that the law referred to ix in fuil force but have endeavored to make itmore stringent. The outcome of this ap- pointment will be watched with considerable interest. eileen MASSACRED BY INDIANS, Four Members of a Government Survey Party Killed and One Injured. J. IL Holt, a cattle dealer of Wyoming, ar- rived in Denver yesterday morning and gave an account of an Indian massacre which oc- curred in the upper Green river country sev- eral days ago, He saya thata party of Indians had become intoxicated with whisky furnished by ranch- men aud came to the camp of the government surveyors and demanded more * fire water.” Itbeing refused the Indians attacked the party, killing Chief Engineer Crittenden, in charge of the third division of the government survey, and Chain Bearcrs E, W. Timbcrlake, George FE. Woods aud Henry Overmeyer, Jesse Lee, assistant engincer, was left on the field for dead, but recovered sufliciently to get to a neighboring ranch, where he lies in a pre- carious condition, soe Douglass Green Suspended. Douglass Green, the stock broker whose marriage to Mrs. McCrea ata southern resort and-departure for Europe in her company last February caused a sensation in Wall strect and social circles, was suspended by the New York Stock Exchange Wednesday. ‘The reason for suspension is that creditors to whom he owed money at the time of his departure became weury of waiting and notified the stock ex- ebange that their claims were unpaid. eee She Risked Death for Her Child. A sad accident occurred at Edwardsville Crossing, just south of Alton, Illinois, A young child of A. G, Logue, two years old, while attempting to cross the track, was caught by a train and instantly killed. The mother, seeing the child's ‘il, rushed to the rescue and had just reached the spot when the train struck the child, crushing it. The mother's arm was caught and terribly mangled. She sustained internal injuries and her recovery is doubtiul. 200 The U.S.Grant Post, No, 12, Department of the Potomac, G.A.R., will give their first ex- curtion to Marshall “Hall tomorrow evening, Cruikshank, Today —Johnsen agt. Johnson; sale decreed; B. L. Wheeler and W. T. Chapman, trustees. Morrow agt. Edwards et al.; pro confesso. B. 4&0. KK. Co. agt, Stearman; application for injunction overruled. Weller agt District; deeree aeelaring real estate free from en- cumbrance, ———.-—— An unsuccessful attempt was made Wednes- day night to wreck the south-bouud midnight express train on the Delaware aud Hudson roud near ‘Troy, N.Y. Ties were nid across ythe track, weather permitti, ‘The steamers Coreoran and Macalester have been chartered for the ‘ion, pany ©, third battalion, D.C.N.G., was buried this afternoon from the home of his parent No. 1414 5th street. The company furnished “virginia V- ‘Mardors (woo Hall) by W. ‘. “ ‘moo A Johnson, has filed a vill for & divorce against John G. Marders and the resumption of her maiden name. ‘The charge is desertion, ____WANTED--HELP. Wanrepra BOY TO ATTEND TO HORSE AND ud aself mene! usefal, tolNG Yate awe sie ANTED— WOMEN COOKS, €10 7 Cooks, SAME A. COOMBS, O26 Fat. iw. JeG-1t® D—Wo 0 10 860; LAUN- n Farm and aids, this city and re- WwW i, iN : a ENC! th st. uw, te At sorte’ DICK's AGENCY. OF V PANTED—-AN EXPERIENCED MIDDLE AGED Colored Woman to take entire charge of young infantorchiid Cali and eet references at 1620 KL = (Vy ASTEPSSix PrastEReeS apeEY Ww V LAOY, uch aod ate, ae cei AitD A TIDY WHITE ¢ AL FOR GEN RAL jose Work 3 private family; uo wash~ ning, WEN. Cones 5 ies at D—WHITE BOY TO TAKE Ci\nE OF ore@; mast live nest Oth and Hats, ne. ond well rec wy Sacurday bet. 6 and ave tw. je-2t* NTE! NG LADY WITH SOME TALENT who desires to learn to ke Crayon Portraits: rthployinent given as soon as petent te 4 those Willing to devote their whule time auring the day Deed ab Address H.B.S., Star office. jou ws ingar Wane WOMAN FORTY jo sixty ok, Wash, ke. for two fu family: winst br wood matured aud well recom- auentiod. ¥ 1459 Lath st. v.w.. side door, At" ED—A SEITLED COLONED WOMAN WHO has had experience in Traveling and Waiting on Lady, Call at HAMILTON HUUns, cor, 14th and b sts, Vv iG MAN WHO ©. Pla.u and Kkapd Hand to Direct Five dose ius hia Wit. G MAN jerstanis runing } can furne WHO THOROUGHLY Cer Ais; OLE who tween 6 and 7:30 at 1:8 D-A SERVANT TO DO & © Cail ad TS14 16th st i: 13th st uw, ANTED—SEVERAL YOU, ht Mond Work for tis be done at homes also, 1706 7th xt. FOR SEW) CHINE r; also White Won General VIL Bstmw. 1t J ANTED—A WOMAN TO COOK, WASH AND Iron: ist stay at night and bring city refer woe others Ueed apply. It W. HENDERSON t WANTEDEA WoMx TO COOK, WASH AND Tron and go with Family to Cglouial Beach for the Summer, retereuces required. Apply 1456 M st. aw. 7 ANTED—A SETTLED COLORED WO! General Housework in Smail Family nights; reterei ERAL HOU! Bt. uw. a WAS fee Won family, two iuiies in country heaithy location; al! conveniences, Address Box 7 ork; suai Star eive, 06. WASTED-A GOOD WOMAN ‘TO COOK, W ASHI d Iron, also Willing to Awsist tn General House Work; ued waveus aud guod howe; sual fauuily. Ap- ply af ith st, nw \ 1 Vv ANTED-A MAN GOOD aT FIGURES WHO Can Assist at Book Keeping aud les Hud Dxpe: ence in Collecting. None need apply who cannot fur- iat Dest references aud givo bouds. Box 127, star ottice, wt ED—WE AR week to our Axeu eallatonce. FAULKN: Jot i - ve — WARNTED-A SWISS, FREN ik GERMAN Family of Basket’ Makers, Address DANDEL AMMEN, Aimmendate, Md. Jes-i8t® | JANTED-YOUNG MAN WITH THINK YAU A) V ences, B20 Ki st. nw. N FOR ‘ork; reference, HOTEL JOHNSON. FANTED—S. Y Scrubbing aud Chamber W PAYING $10 TO #50 Pe and hive room for two I & ALLAN, 510 F experience in Retail Drug Store, ood inducements to vizht party, Address 'T.1.K., wou:h- east cor, Gth and B ste. 8. f \ WwW ANTED-A& YOU y eighteen years of ace to Learn the Drug Bus Apply at GOO Pa, ave. nw. i WASHED. A WoMA SEW ON PLAT ) white work. Cali at once at 1017 Conn. ave. i, ye ¥ 7 ANTED-A SOLE Engine; wo right man. App! 5 I. A Wee ED-AN EXP&RIENCED YOUNG MAN AS Assistant Hook Keeper; must be oll ed, Address, in own handwriting, Box 100 Was D-A WOMAN ‘TO eral housework; best refere: stay at night; wages, #10 per mout! prefecred. 1419 G st. nw. VWANIED-A BoY THAT HAS HAD SOME E Penence in Bar ‘ending and to make hith generally useful, 249 New Jersey ave. nw. Jeon WAALED (A HIRST CLASS TRANSITMA Large Land Surveying Busiuess. Address 8.0. X., Star office. Jed-sbt™ WASTED A WHITE OR COLORED WOMAN T ok. Wash und Tron for a family of five, to Ko. into the country for the summer; 1m 4 ucizhborhood Where she will have auple company. JAMES i. CLARKE, 0350 t Jen-ise* LLIGENCE OF- od y Men, Boye aud Nir Py iH OP KOvErn- Inent positions prepared, May suuiding, 7th & Eu. w. WASTED. bY A GOOD CARPENTER, A PLAC: is willing Addrons MX. olive F MUSY BESTHICT- no other Cull after 10 wan,, 905 4th BL uw. EDA BRIGHT CULCRED BOY 10 MAKE Niuself Usetul About House. Apply to Mrs. EY, Suubury, Wyoming ave. Washingion Heights, ‘£ED—A GOOD COOK, GOOD WAGES, Vest city reierences required. Apply LEY, Suubury, | Wyoumue ave., Washington with (beyond head of Connecticut ave) — Jed-ot™ ED-A GOOD SETTLED WOMAN TO urge a Sick Child. Apply at 1004 N st. u.w. \ AND ED-IMMEDIATELY—F ILS T Waist and skirt Hands; dewil; ign’ wag RAVIS, 10" X BOOKK expericues 8, ST d salary’ wanted, é __ St WANTED KOU TH OF EDUCATION (AGE 18 OF 19) for Law Student and Clerk; compensation #10 pertmouth, Address GREENLEAP, siar office. este Wicked RodEL wt. WANIED-FIUST-CLass Pastny Resorts, Wageage Koom, HAMS, 1110G st. ANTED— DUNDORETS EMPLOYMENT BU- reaul, conducted by Indiex—Men and Wowen, white and colored, tor all kinds of domestic labor, city. tnd states. with resereuces sneuuuved to UY Lott. w, im) NERS FOR PROF, CHRE ual Tailor system; with ary inc alone, us all scieutitic tailors cut; scut und made and instruction |) MESSER, 1405 201 a SITUATIONS. ED—BY A KEBPECTABL jon as a Watchinan or useful with tools; cam give good reference, L.D., star office, WAS EER bx 4 COLOLED GIL, A STTCATIO as Covk tor Stuail Family; uo washing and in, ing, or as Clutuber Maid; to 40 ome at ui or address LY0o Biv at. nw. ANILD—BY A YOUNG WHITE GIL, A SIT. Uation in Private Fumily as Chambe Waitress or Cuauiber Maid aid Seauste nish cud city referenc ¥ it .. Wanipocey a thirty-six veurs of ave, a Situction Assistant Engineer, Driver Ur Stuilar P honorable avy discharge. “Address ce COLORED MAN, BEADQUALTERS: av Maid, Wait Men Walters DICK’s AGENCY FOR YOUR <a, Maids, Waitrows, Nurses, but ers, Kitchen Help for this ANTED-BY A YOUNG M German aud English and cut Ww it, a Position as Clerk iu Grocery and Provirion Store. Address J.¥. 1, ck aes RS WANTED BY A, RESPECTABLE COLOMED Mau, a sitnatiou as Jauitor or to take cure of house for the suuiuer; no cididren, first-class ences, Call ur address 1250 20th st'nw, — JeG! ANTED—BY A LAW SCHOOL GRADUATE, who “does not know tt all,” but who is & com: petent xt nd typo Writer, Employment after 4 ky "work preferred. Airess SikNOT 36 Vi ED—BY A RESPECTABLE COLOREDGIRL, Mitiletion a8 First-class Chambermaid or Nurse, pr COURL tad eT Wi ety Want N BY RESPECTABLE Colored Gir] as Cook, ax Chausber Maid or Nurse TWO RESPECTALLE COLOKED Same chambermaid, the other as kive reteretice frou Ices aa clerk inexcbanve tour, offers servi el xc} for feateun Chpenoea, “Address ELVANS, Mat ofies, Leave City tor 8: First-c.asa Pun Htatcclans city fefereuces, Call 22a Marton stew W atti Pisces with Parties Going Away tor tle madres, ream 11:335 21st at. Jea-2t WANTED — BY TWo COMPETENT GIRLS, A W inate Cock and Chasnbopmnid’ tan oaeee ant present place: iood wawes, ex- ted. Adare: de0-2t* WANTED’ YOUNG MAN, STENOGKAPHER aud type writer, ‘a party on ‘Star YAN TEb-bY. AN EXPERIENCED coLORED ANGinaa, 2 Bitaation ae vod Cook: city refer. Ferri would go awAy for summer. Cail oF ad a Ww CO} RL, Wary i Mfravel ao lady's Sad ors good or 1714 Ast. aw, Wi oe Ee far sas Ala put at WANTED-—-HOUSES ANTED—A NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE FoR Taamly a for the care of 1. oF emt u isfactory reference given, Ad- recent Set factors i As __FOR RENT—ROOMS. RM RENT-TBRER UNFCRNISHED ROOMS Fe Light Housekeopine: $5. G22 List mw. 1° Fone xt tooms wrrn ok wiritocT ROALD lofty rooms, with handsome bay wt ~, FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS, JOR SALE-JUST ARRIVED PROM MAKYLAND an) Vane to at Thysot Hotise b end Thirty ‘@ indy without children for ber- o 7 im Siar of ees; | make this tuipeaiue reatience ove of the conten - 3 WASTEDs To BUY AN FIGHT OR NINE-NOOM | town." Meais'as fiffercat fren the ‘asus ‘Tearhi. See ta Mouse, with modern improvements, in George: | bouncy en aus the itself, mummies grrices. EPINE NEW % een Tuust be in good neiehborhood and bene one of | keferences exchamwed. i. A. KENDALL. 720 1euh pacity Rect r. Wilk the lines of etroed cars: would prefer dealing with | w face, 14" | sell cheap or exc for or owne about 8,000." Audices ‘box 11 Rear TURES LARGE UNFUENIaneD | 9. Sedrene ONT RM, aes pH EEE SE WE 8 Ay ye ae IN INSTAL Ts. Wik. ROE WTA AADY AND GhOWN Davan- le for bowsehec;iug, delightful tos day Vertieal K@.)-bensing Bicyelé: 18 iy good onder ter, Furnished House tc Care for for the Sem uw. jeust” | and'very cheap, “Will vesck baciuner Call << pod references given. Adkress are Sar 7 —THE: aw office. wd a Wi a Ww old; quired: ety cation, K.K., for self, “WANTED—COUNTRY BOARD, ATP D—BOAKD AND LODGT WwW our Address A.B.C., Fisherios Division, Censua office. JeG-3e" WANTED MISCELLA NEC NIED— Ww Writer W ¥ st. aww. NEED. yours on anti. §, th tine Wwarhinaton Bias, ibuek WANTED-_BOARD.. ANTED~4 ae a vaine: will taae at ture shorter period if pre ni urna ERIN IES, Ghar office. Adsicess ¥, Star offic e848 ‘Abiay O11 ath ate ANTED—TO HIRE 40 CAIs. APPL RED FUKNISHE ouce, New Hampsisire ave. avd K st. nw. Jeb Ze ‘rst and saree closets: Te ee T¥i80 F Fates for eammoer, 15341 st. Dew. 305 or Daw. % Address NT—PLEABANT, COOL FRONT Mi ED—HOH O PASTURE, §: A ghauire at MUGKE'S PLACE, Glenwood’ road. E FURNISHED AND UNFU cotamy with OF without Down re. OK © ALE CBEAPASEVE tut Bortel s-YEAW-OLD Ont vd feariors; sound 1a or Kiding Morse, ou F dou 3 ROUGHBKED ITALIAN Gave Temale, three sears old also Male Pogty becld. Addivas A STRUL, O29 MeCnily ES AND VACANT LOTS IN pick sales. Also Houses for Seud memorandum to CHAS, AL at aw deo-stt foctiy ewutie Fee tiae FUR Double Parlors ay t eVETy Tenpect; fae Coupe, Busy Very sty ish “Apply at soo 2, Feces hound LOE RENT_FURMISHED ROOM SUITABLE FOR Bre | et. Baltimore, Mil ie Light Housekeep ti. cheap by the week or 1 34% . a OOD BOARD AND ROOM OL ROOMS | alao Prout Basesnen’ for Utloe or business. care OK SALE—A NEW REMINGION TYPAWAIT Wite and Two dren uf 4 and 33) thedoor. Apply 813 11th st. uw, ine Machine wor to vent for the ean | Mouths, VAL KB, Barc fce. Sen. PENTA PLEASANT ry Wack Be nit: UNE Ot 9 advance: wear cats. Avene Teturned trom fea Tw 2 aly 1 We WILD a luce! Ok RENT AT v20 Lath stn, Rooms, sineie and specialty. Lerus ENT DI CKINGHAM. O18 AND | herwon Squae), Deliehiful te, Bret-clae table b wable ROOMS, UNFURN niz, to part Hetaw, LN COUNTRY mist be convenient to city. xentlenen THRE US MANUSCKIPT TO COPY OR 'T ork of any dereviption, Basement 1420 % 26-30 46,000 AT G PEK CENT FOR 5. tee simple property constantly euhanc- SSENGER WAGON. port tue JOMN M. LOUN: coy Vantin BR, 20. SALE-STEAM Lal a2 Fr ©. CODD, 2010 Aiiceanna «t,, Baltime UNFURNISHED sera T—ROOM SUITS rou Stadio; over VECKHOFE'S Ai wore, 1221 F wriSDs ont. ik FIFTY SHAKES LANSDON TYPE Stock, Best offer wauted. Ade ISHED kod OK RAL je for liebe hs it F Xposure, very desirabl . M. GOLDEN, Good Hope, D.C. Je PML wt. nw, Ss SDA MALE COCKER SPANIEL PUPPY. VATs FANILY, RESIDE ING ’ os SPANIEL, star otfiee, Jed Ht ail rent Two Nicely | sehen of perepirata ae a couple withon a ‘ EXC ASTURE PORHORSES with or without board.” Address K,X-k-. | ps C sencarel Gut eee oe As | FLOM BALE-AN ERPGANG LAr eo! cow Of ater rae Rue dee: coud exuugirers tice tance las onl TH AND Maps. AVE. LARGE, Cheat, ain Kooms with “Board.” plennsut | small arocery —PARLON FURNITURE, UPHOL- 5, southera aud eastern expontire; Tete: * Y gered Mattresses nade over: work done in w nest Ce yao and substantial manner. Slip utand made: At ee by JOR KENT — UNFONO > y 1 BS tect « WENtE0-u pact vant wramer cand | Pore aiegan ts dataset eater [woes rao JAN — Hi. Ui 7 IGHEST Cat . 1 > 1 7 7 W icce ior! Pabttube Cartier Ponte Gaeta en en ee FySSiid S1OCK AND VIRTURES OF a Stecialiy:, Storage ou reascuable tering, Adarows S14 | FOR RENT= HILL, BETWEEN | Mover, Add tar utce ses he ORL st. nw, ais 2 iny 81 14th and we, Furntabed RMS A PAL OF SNOW WHITE KAMAN 7 AN — HORSES FOK STUKE~ LONG es \! oH hon & ro a — go Shaw: wane end H street car line. Finest pasture ee 7% 5 ave 2M pared Dastrict, Terms #5 periuo, ROBIE RI ‘OK RENT— FAVE BEAUTIFUL R« led my2y-Lan _ 14th an h : singly OF tures en sutie; SALA CHEAP UME FIND Lal yacn? yANIED — HORSES TO x ny TF fe fog vacant bute Wr Pat syhtuer's kpc’ tal Xt_WHTW YOUNG COUP werty. Atfouto iath und Eats. aw. Souci i ¥ Stubles, S11 Gat. nw; int Zh ery Moon, SALE-HIGUT SHOW CASis. oO! x OTL RU CLAMK, Sligo, sta foreneca 12514 De a a = = - - SOK SALE — Bley 1kING PH POR KE 0 H pT. NW. ONE CARE fidice, fey cog fh F ‘of War and Navy Depin,, First Ploort hate Fiat tory work, A) et. Ceilings Wai Bu Makes a Speci jug Boxes mad runuing ion. AP FEWLY, L0th st, and Louisiana ay ANTED-EVE! Hillengoss, the Pittsburg ‘Side Walls, der and semely furnished ; also Fivut Hall Room; weutlewen preferred. maw FOREN THREE, AVARTMENTS OF 1 WOAND three roous eu suite: private bath and closet, ele. ntly Wurnislied: at, su: yruofs shows OPw ave. anh t-3in » KNOW PHAT JACOB Agent, located at 721 H puttine up A. Northrop's Patent Bend ior etreular nu® it KNOWN “HAT C. D. COLLIN arpenter, 714 IBth stn. alty of Remodeling aid Jo Yael de tu order at short nusice busy mer rates. LLL WOOD- 124-6m CHEAP—A GOOD Wo : + hes no further use tor bin, Apyiy at 2128 Sth wt. ow, se {UK SALE-SADDLE AND DRIVING HOMES ye ee particulateayely te i BUST Hi st water KOBLKT B. Wii T and MH! Wing water r iw heatland. Loudoun Count _ g6-8e oth: 8 CAXWOUD, Tae ~ re “ eer 20K KRENTOTHE NEW 4 pert a -- Cart, perfect ond: Bet Double and Sigel Sud Sadule Morse. will Teiwoving toa distant ct denoe 1501 K st Aa Mand ine 1011 Get, “ae for oF a tern vf years. SOHN T. AKAN, 510 Pat. nw. water aud pieuty of shude, with caretul poly to General Mauayer, EF. BL LAF: nd Airy Store Room, 30 feet ate lass show window; xt the Farm. as by W ». Hodeer & Telephone call, 7 4 atitable for livery of Pion 429 AND 431 LOIH BT, Now, jare 4 thoi * Did to #ethie ZNTED—LADI seem ts Drrmeee ge: Are im thoroughunier, Sold to sethic am a sure cure for female dimes F_ BARBOUR, thee 1004 12th «t Lady Agents t Sirs, B.A, BAILEY, General Azeut, nw jo well Dr, ¥ z AT A SACRIFICE FoR WANS OF JAMES 1418 . Fst. aw, Or Janitor on Prewises, OM SALT Je3-6t apd SE | Ei ped rte, 2 800 th, Work Mare, 10 Sear ? z eI 4 - = — = = | suitavie for slow work, farmung or truckins , price ®hak JANTED-LOOK HERE! ALL KIND OF FUR- 2 a ee Cad roa hw, cS Wi FOR RENT—OFFICES, rear 604 iat m. fe 000 Now York ave. nw. : - " 2% BALE—A BEAUTIFUL CARVED HANGS m6-Tnt Wal F. REAMER. | VOR RENT BUILDING 1200 @ et Nw. wurt. | HY Bros Hane: war tithe wee tush oe gal > hk 7 = able for office purposes; contains & roo Jive | SeChidoe for cash, wh oD & Beare ge A Ee 3 DERGHIE: | Koom, 715 Litist.uw. AppIy to THBO.A. HAGQD. | St. 4-00 store shu othice fixtures, ke. STON, GUG Lithet.pw. «josie SALE-BY 8. WALKER, NOTAKY rena myosin st we Fuk REST Onvick goats TN Wal 455 La. ave ‘ar ve 5 ory Buildine, 1008 ar OF at EISKE LL. ANTED—PRIVATE Lt TERS AND OTHER , V pNiitinus to Hevite, “Corcect and ‘Typewrite: | 2 eee * 7 < Gucding Low ta t Strictest confidence gtarauteed; trunslutions, S eK «GANT OPFICE KOOMS IN THE ie. 24 oth st. te. 8 Foon 4 FLYNN, AM, Ivy insutute, establisned 18 Fincw Baltic Bushdtug, Gov Fes Sie ee tn corner Nts and’K ets, nw. « Auely to Room i Pe eRe aoootae : etl VANTLD—ALL IN NEED OF HAVING THEIR | —* wen \ rome of any horee seperately I will areyene us ay. Wines vis Covered, 1 OK RENT—OFF s | Bay Whip ann why 4 Paired tu app: ASE, 1314 Pa In the must desirable « 8s part of the city, barcain, They are ‘in the best af cot dith opp. Tu, 1108, private stable im rear of residence —STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND ae pon ing “Works: Feathers lenovated: Mat- | Real Estate Brokers, it SALE—SORREL HOUSE, FIVE YEA tress Muue Over, Furniture ‘Steaiued and, Motus Dressmakers, nd abd zvod driver. W. 0. ANDLAUSON De od. FLW LOUNGS, 140% Va ave. ‘elephone cies as Patent Agents alley, Uti and 2Oui, z = — ———— _ any Proform i Pes l QUK SAL a x WANTED Ty Summ. wr: Fine Double aud Single 1 a ei VV ine. “Inble Goods, 2c. per pou! For terms and ehuice pf rooms apply to order und very nici pound, Warraited nut to xe JUMN WIGHT, | Kid cover, $10 cash sand So ps vigray jor ene onthe owes. tefaud eo OB stew * ae TaaNo EX Bia oe or “ail tue ape thing butect the bow ene EGE BENTIDESTRABLE Vorrice. Rooms IN A SPLENDID BARGAIN infor eale only by Wits © Texitie the Leuman Building, 1473 N.Y. ave.; elevator: wood Carved L Piaye, Center Market (Middle ot Fist Aisle), MONEY TO LOAN. _ ONFY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE: PROMPT ab uitention BEADLEY ONEY Te M : J U per cent ty. W277 F st iw. proved Meal Esta ht and ventilation COURS FOR RENT—FLATS. 375 NT—ELEG A Fes num, parlor, i uutler’s pantry, large stort heat, elevator, fy evver, onl, ano EXCH AN *. FIVE YEARS OLDs kind and Also a sorrel KEKS, Belvedere Je Fe SALE—BLACK HOSE i bs, ; act to all applications, SWORMSTEDT & ms 24-Lin AT FIVE PLR CENT ON AP- Security. “Lange amounts » YLEK & kUTHEKFOKD, 1307 F st. aw, ‘SUMS TO SUIT. AYO AND it, ow D.C. reul estate securit, ) LO ath and Bs. 5 GAS ENGINES, BOTN NEW Will be sublet forthe sunuuer at @reduced rate. Apply toGAMMA ZELA, “Ihe shore- gig ANKE RAWLINGS, 150.0, aye, ham. my20-im | calion b. DALLAUL, Act 73) thee Be ne ny 19 3 = as 70k SALE— BUSINESS CHANCES. EF PIANOS AND ORGANS. ‘myIU-1m 1418 F st. = — Spaviainte. talleat recent eee ; +. | 20K §ALE—BUILDING LOTS AT LINDE . ane OS yt . power Ca ee ee oe eee ea ca Febt at the Junction of suid road with the new railroad | FROK SALE — UPRIGHT PIANO “Dp BUT Georgetown aud Virginia, Iu addition to being the tour months; 4 ft 8 inches huh, has eabosed rtherh terminus of the proposed Metropolitan | bans ich tone, Gi¥s cash. Mowe uthern railroad, poy by reason it Won a wt. ow. 1S-tm 2 and having & ‘On Real Estate, I, with chun 7 hoe JOUR SALE —CANAKIES, MOCKING BikD THOME WAGGAMAN, | Siete su mune Mal, with chur-bee and schools'in | Young Perrot ee Geld Bian tes ONE a) BUTLEA, st. aw. M Bu 19th and Ht wt ONEYTO AML rates of miorest _m15-3m Pe, Loan to suit, trom @LLUUU Upward, vir Kood Kcal Estate Security, m8 REAL “TO LOAN IN LAKGE AND SMAL Suis at Lowest Rates on Heal E: ‘10 LOAN IN SUM iS ‘state in the District o: Columbia. DUGAN & UNEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED REAL ES- tate within the District of Columbia: severs full ainounits, which J desire to lowest rates of tuterest, GEO, ONEY 40 LOAN AN SUMS FROM Fish Food, spratt's De sider om} suburban Though the lots offered f at from # 400 each will pay well asa investivent, We preter to sell to parties who. come out to Linden to live and become citizens of Maryland end io such we will loan the money with which to buiid Lomes. on oF addzeas ¥. BENJAM SCH MID's itd sto E—IF YoU WANT fiend 200 aud UTCHIN tom . Land New Yor os in town for the quality of work, O8 SALE-NOW 18 THE JIME TO SAVE money. Len days’ sale of a lot of Soiled aud Secon hand Carnaxes, Buxgies. Daytoux, Surrys, « ni Bek bourds. Grocery aud Business Way: A Side Bars, kxtension Lop Pauly Une or 1 Wo-horse Buss, iobes, Whips, Nets, Shee Maiters, saddies aud Lridics, at prices ‘that cauuot 10 SUIT ON KEAL evessors Ww J. ulliMane & Co, GUY F apo Je6-1m WP. se MOST WONDERFUL Agents wanted to sell the Incandescent Lap: pine prohite, | 1. F. KOTCHEORD & CO. sole sizeutn for State of Maryland; 1001 6th st, s.w., Washinet pox MT ON EARTH. piace uuediatel + LINKINS, cor! ss. ww. alu — Saar ext tor cash, or ou easy terme Cail at &. F, = OF TEN SHAKES GARKETY? Tay bi _ ” LOAN Lowest | BVA Silber is Compelied to Restine on someting | SENELS. 406 Pa aye, ef ongelsccurity, | mediately “This wat ateuluiely sate iuveatiient and | JOR SALE—DARGAINS TN SQUAIK 1BOs. G. HENSLY & CU., Boukers, ~ pay: abdsvmely ia wear future, make an offer. P. from 260 up; $5 and $10 pa) mente: aes 1 fu, GAKKETT, Star office. +” | count torcanh. G. 1. WILD & BROS. 700 sth uw, IMMEDIATELY #0,000-IN SUMS | 4 N EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR THE | S¢i,Qceut tor uunvaied Arauch is ach Mauve Tcht un aod prompt buyer in & payline Groce dud Provision Busivers, northwest, preset sales #100 yer day Ped vecatise of OWMETs Hib heal principally, nig thows iweaaing business a HOCLK, Star office Be5 AUKEM & GAUSBY re Tu0s Est. 500 UPWARD, Foi Sate CARRIAGES, WAGONS AND Boge #ics Ob Okay Lorius; 100 Jobs to melect drum, lhe pangs, puting aud trina nest SSAKBUL, ov30 Met, Geutgotuwu, D. y dove COUK c. ALS AND 6 PER CEN, 7 JOR =ALL “LO T AND FOUNI — ox wer ST AND FOUND ESTATE IN THIS DISTRICT. sidered = wd 110 Frerernisy ALsurunc Le repus 0 y Also, a8 Agents of the of R. 0. HOLTZMAN, FOR SALE—CIGAR AND TOR, IN WOODWARD & LOTH.- Corner 10m wd “Pats. nw, STOKE Owner can have sume by pre Oar —_— : — ing fair wholeswie business; a good retail stand eroving UNEY 70 LOAN AL LOW KATES ON AB | terms reasonavie. Addruwa AC’, Sta: office. Jeo ne Sor tnke edvertionncut. G. #. Proved Keul Letate Securtt: wunounts @ | — vertu tonden at FINE BUSINESS COKBNER FOR site Base Ball Grounds, 1NOL 1 6t DERBLe, DAVIS & O a JOR RENT—AN UNEXPIRED LEASE Large and Vainabie WHARF ’ 1 Cited Security Liladelplia, 1a staus to wustullment pla, with oF 2 lu, 15 BELWEEN SMITHSONIAN AND PENN- f @ Card Case, coutaining a few Moonstone "neart Pin. A bere soward od to MANAGEK, Lausbuneh & Br OS1—YELLOW SKYE G¥P, WEIGHS 10 épounds; auswers to name ot Tuck. $9 tw 1100 NIH, av OST OFA PROPERTY — WATER ST. FOOL OF 10TH 8 ject of ero) A, lange derricks and hs t AT ALBAUGIDS OPERA HOUSE Last Apply 3 rs niet (4th stint 1428 F st. nw. | will pease le. Star of. ss ays au | —Avont for Maine Granite and Tmwproven 6 43 REWARD—< es Scar HE, ost KALE CHAS Li TCH, FOX & BuOWN, a Yemnsyivania aveine, FUM ENERGETIC MAN—A O46 wt tw. Joe Grocery, Provision aud Feed store for Kent; Stuck + Wing spread. A —_ : cz | 2k Pale, Teamomable rent to good man. Inquire of 4. | 03) A BUNCH OF KEYS—EITMEK IN ChOss. ONLY 10 LOAN ON LEAL ESTATE OX PIRNT- 3 ond, . ing Kast Capitol at. between 6th aud 7th to herd oe i TAL SEI Biadensbruce romtovposite Kotor Schoul. | 1, nerdic or crowing Penuayivauia ave, between Oh ‘where the security's good. 4 : aud 4p ats Picace leave at Siar office, 25-3 ______U, G, GREEN, <a . PROM 1515 LST. N OW. A TO LOAN ON LEAL ESTATE AT LOW | medit Mocking Bird. Fuuder will be auitaoly rewarded ext Ratea, 408 Lousiaua ave., Washington el pone nag ce tate dete Mor Jor SALE EF upd Snecessor toDANENHOWLK & SON, 1115 Pst, —— eee eee tion—Five ‘Tracts of Land wear Brixhtwoo. Line of Columbus Park, one of two acres, one of ox WASE'N DANENHOWER, Attorney and Coutivelior i Law and Eq (PMCK! TICK! TICK! TICK! KAMSAY has cut the prices. Watches Cleaned, #1; Mam Bprings, warranted one year, #1. Clocus ‘ulied for. Jeweiry repaired. We dety for geod work and low pooes, L224 F yuity. mz UeT—A DIAMOND HORSE SHOR BREASTPIN, A very liberal reward wil tt to We 1 GOUDAC ve pacd if returned to i, 1708 Penn oUL on -A GREAT CHANCE FOR SP: PERSONAL acre acd ot tive ar glee ys ford —— ou uiol’s road near said park at $590 per acre: ters oe aie = == . ANHOMIZED DUIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY, | NPOUNTAIN VIEW MOUSE, IN THE ALLE W. L. BRIDGES, 516 9th st. now. Williams & Co. Commumcations promptly at xhemies. 3,000 feet elevaben: lange airy rooms, RIT IVE T Pee = | Wended to and strictly coundential, ‘open all | rood board: saddle und driving horses: bowliie alle EV CHEAP AND ON EASY TERMS—SEV- | Lovie, WM. WILLIAMS, Mauawer, O20 F et uw iawn teubis xromuds; reasmable rates. A cral, Small “yracts of Zand near the eity, where | “ny4-14un* SOHN RYLAND Aurora W Va yeO- 5 mack in teciees ate < ae senna eiteeatinie iia but iittle cost. have cool, clewaied, | PRIVATE DETECTIVE WORK PROMPTLY AT. | — z ~ ay neces of ENTS, 1321 F PORK KENT tion: good water, &e, ‘Auacostine D.C. Fibs, ay residences it the couutry, where | refresliny sleep, within the city, see or address J. &. CLEM- nt. Bw, Je6-58 ‘S-ROOM HOUSE, ELEVATED LOCA Appiy'to H. AL GUIs WOLD, Ut gee to by an experienced man; a confidenual; terms rrasowable : Grout ol town Address ox 163, star oitce. any 10-Li Cre, SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS 3a SW. PLYAN, AM. Ivy Institute, Sm ‘Bouthwest cor. th and K sta tow. COUNTRY BOARD. Ww BOARDERS CAN BE ACOCOMMODAT! id, near Falis Church: flue ehade feet oot eard : airy rooms. Address W. d WiA- 1 ‘iin Church, Va. jae A BAKGAIN—TAKOMA PARK PROP- OW 18 THE TIME. WK WILL Pay HESTNUT GROVE (Dati CoTTasr), B : BCoruer piece With froniaze of over 400 feet Money” for First-cisss Cc uuinutes’ walk from Gaituersvurg Station; ob twoaveuues; three minutes’ walk from depot: six od penned we (ye toot io immediate pure: aser, SF RAN- +; terms inoderate. Apply on preises wot 26, LeDroit buiding, st —=— $3,500 We EAA ERE BOARDING. very loss tp the et itnand 13th, se Hour #20 per month raw, UCD GXTus alakstos iad eo eee ECRINGTON £ (RIC KATLROAD. AND ©0) ABLY FU! Reape mp areniteirey | A Teich oe edhe aeeernes |= es woos’ czs oe mewema one can Stabe SEL | mr voor : KAND CHANCE FOR SERDICATE, i7 GILL & W, Guire WD. WALLA. ‘Takoma. ded-ate SPER sts for Housekeobing ‘my urea POPE ‘OR BALE— Me get COREE OE ta ne in foM Acree at Laurel, ‘Md., on Baltimore and Wash- iy Acres ‘on Tennalytown road nesr Acres: room ‘any place Scaeeres tt Beast niet os terms amyl i-sm vat the cor. 2ud st. Bw. mo-ierate. i, cy