Evening Star Newspaper, June 12, 1890, Page 2

io) 4 . » a i i THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C THURSDAY. JUNE 12, 1890 SOCIAL MATTERS, Some Pretty June Weddings—Personal Notes. All forms and sizes of palm-leaf fans were waving last evening in the auditorium of Mount Veruou Place Church, which was bril- liantly lighted. There was a large company resent to witness the marriage of Miss Isabel ackson Haddaway and Mr. Henry Durant Gordon. The wedding guests were seated by My. Robert L. Coben. who efficiently performed the service of first usher, and Dr. Wiltberger, Mr. Morgan Prigg and Mr. R. F. Tucker, who ably assisted him. The ushers were in evening toilets and each wore a single Cornelia Cook rose in his lapel. It was near 8 o'clock when the organ sounded the first notes of the Men- delssohn wedding march. Hev. 8. W. Hadda- way. recently pastor of the Mount Vernon Place Chu entered the chancel accom- nied by Rev. C. M. Haddaway of Weeping Katers, Neb.. both brothers of the bride, and the groom aud his best man, Mr. Fulton Gor- don, also appeared at the railing. The bride's procession was headed by the ushers, who waiked im paira, followed by the maids of honor, Miss Mary E. Haddaway, the sister of the bride, and Miss Amanda don, the sister of the groom, and the petite bride en- tered with her brother, Mr. Decatur Hadda- way of Silver Spring. Md. Mrs. Caroline Haddaway, mother of the bride, anda group of her friends were seated in the front pews of the church. The bride wore a sweeping bri- dal dress of ivory-tinted heavy silk, the train being rounded and edged with a full shell pat- tern arrangement of lace. ‘The tulle veil, that fell to the hem of the train, was fastened upon the topof the head by cluster of orange Diossoms. The sleeves were hizh and full and the bodice was cut in a shallow V at the back and closed surplice fashion in the front, the lace edges being caught with diamond and sapphire pins. In her white gloved hands she carried a large bouquet of bridal roses. Miss Haddaway, who is petite. like her sister, wore ashort frock of white sheer muslin anda big ih of pink silk. The soft bodice was cut half high and rounded and the ueck was edged with Irwh pomt lace. She carried a loose bunch of Lady Waterville roses. Miss Gordon, who is a tall brunette, was handsomely attired in white silk. made with round short skirt anda full Plaited bodice, made with high collar and she‘earried a buuch of pink carnations. The groom. who is tall and stalwart in figure, niet his Itar rail, and the clergy- men brothers performed the marriage cere- mony of the Methodist Church South. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon then led the procession down the aisle. the organ playing a wedding march. The best man followed with the maid ofhonor. Mr. Haddaway accompanied Miss Gordon and Mr. Robert L. Cohen escorted Mrs. Haddaway, who wore @ rich toilet of black silk and lace. A slight drizzle of rain was falling as the party drove for the church. No reception followed the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon left the eity by the 10 o'clock train fora wedding journey to Niagara Falls. On their return they will have their residence at Bailey's Crossing, Va. Some of those at the church were Kev. Dr. McKim. the Misses Lowe, . and Mrs. Lloyd of Fails Charch and Mr. and Mrs. Lou Tharp, and many members of both Mt. Vernon Place Churcb and the McKendree Church. A pretty June wedding took place yesterday evening in Wesley Chapel, the contracting par- ties being Mr. F. Elmer Jobnson and Miss susie M. Gheen, both of this city, daughter of Mr. aud Mrs. John H. Gheen. Rev, C. W. Baldwin officiated. The ushers were Messrs. B. W. Gheen. F. A. Austin, M. M. Beekman and Pe: ton Gordon. The bride was attired in a cream eglored gown of surah silk, draped with gauze Jace and artisticaily trimmed with ribbon After the wedding a reception was held at the bride's parents’ residence, after which the bridal couple left furan extended trip north. Mr. Austin, cousin of the groom, acted as best man. Capt. Tracy L. Jeffords, the popular clerk of the House District committee. will be married this evening at Millersburgh, Ohio. to Miss Etta Corinne Stilwell. the daughter of Judge Stilwell. a prominent citizen of that city. The wedding will be a very quiet one, only the near friends of the bride and groom having re- ceived invitations, Several members of the House, and among them Maj. McKinley, will beat Millersburgh to congratulate the happy pair. Many present: have been sent by the amerous fricnds o! groom in this city. The District committee presented the bride with au exceedingly handsome set of silver. After a short wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Jeffords will settle down forthe restof the session at the Hotel Fredonia. Miss Ehzabeth Gary of Capitol Hill has re- turned from a two months’ visit to Indianap- otis, Ind. Takoma Park was again the scene of gay fes- tivity last evening. the occasion being the mar- riage of Miss Adelaide E. Bailey to Mr. George KR. McManus. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Dr. 5. M. Newman, the father of the groom. at the residence of the bride's father, Mr. George H. Bailey. The families of the SHOOTING STARS. If Washington gets the Mint from Philadel- Phia, the julep will soon follow. The town of Atzapotzalco, Mexico, has been flooded, but not enough to wash away any por- tion of the name. 7 City editor—to new office boy: “What did you do with that burial notice I handed you?” N. O. B.—confidently: “Gave ‘it to the real estate reportor, of course.” The Fencibles will be givena warm welcome by the home companies—90° in the shade and heavy uniforms. Thirteen is notan unlucky number to the Washington club, when the Baltimores only | got four runs to offset it. THE MINNESOTA EDITORS AT MT. VEBNON. They stood about the silent tomb, Where love, its vigil keeps Above the grave, where Washington. In peace and glory, sleeps, There, where the blue Potomac rolls Its never-ceasing tide, ‘They looked upon the sacred spot, And feit the patriot’s pride. They knew no richer boon than this, Ambition’s race was run, The gonl was reaghed—they stood beside The grave of Washington. The grandest man of history, The goa of sword and pen Rests in Mt. Vernon's grassy breast, The simplest eitizen, As silent as the grave they stood— ‘Then one said, with a sigh: “He was no editor, because He never told —me why.” A druggist up town calls soda water a mirror, becanse he can see his fizz in the glaaa, The Senate did not have to go to Canaday to get its Valentine. It was not a Chicago man who wrote “The Great Hog-arty Diamond.” The lawn is quite the mowed now, don’t you know, soe THE COLORED SCHOOLS, The Annual Commencement of the High and Normal Schools. The colored schools of the District are all getting ready for their commencements next week, and an air of bustle and activity is notice- able about all the school buildings, in spite of the warm weather, giving evidence that something out of the ordinary routine of school work near at hand. Saturday marks the beginning of the end. On that day the examination of applicants for the Normal School takes place at the Sumner school, last- ing all day. There are thirty-one applicants for these desirable places, but only twenty ¥acancies, so there are certain to be some dis- appointed young people. On Friday and Saturday of this week there Will be an exhibition of wood aud metal work done by the students of the schools at the Mil- Jer building on H street between 6th and 7th streets. and at Bethe! Hall on M street between 16th and 17th streets. The exhibitions will continue each day from 10 am. till 6 pm. All the friends of the school have been invited to be present. Wed- nesday. June 18, all the graded schools will have their final exercises and school will be done with until next fall. THE NORMAL AND HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT. The annual commencement of the Normal and High schools will take place at the Metro- politan A, M. E. Church, ou M street between 15th and 16th streets, next Monday evening at 8 o'clock. The program of exercises is an m- teresting one and includes a number of musi- eal selections by the D'Albert Orchesta, ‘The remainder of the program is as follows: Invocation; oration, “National Aid to Educa- .” W. H. Dawley, jr.: oration, “The Influ- » of the Teacher, “Inheritance of the American Youth. ‘s Steward; oration, ‘‘The March of Mind,” M. G. Lucas; essay, Looking Forward,” M. E. Brooks: valedictory, 8. W. Brown; conferring of diplomas by the Hon. J. W. Douglass, presi- dent of the board of Commissioners, D. C.; ad- contracting parties, with a few friends. were present. The house was decorated with palms and ferns and an artistic bower, under which the ceremony was performed. The grounds and house were lighted with many-colored Chinese lanterns. The bride was dressed in a convent cloth and brocade surah silk. The happy couple will proceed to their new home in Washington and later in the summer will go north on their wedding trip. Mrs. 5. B. Wilson and daughter, Louise, of T street northwest have gone to spend a few weeks at their old home, Beaver, Pa. Miss Baldwin, daughter of Dr. W. O. Bald- win, is now convalesent and hopes to be able to sail for Europe at an early day, to remain until fall, Mr. Jos. T. Dyer was married jast night to Flora €. Dennison of this city at the Cathe- dral parsonage in Baltimore by the Rev. Father Donobue. Mrs. Dr. Bland, accompanied by her niece, Miss Maggie Davis, left the city yesterday for Ouset Bay, Mass., where she has taken a cot- tage for the season. Mrs. C. B. Shafer and her daughter. Miss Mary, are to spend the summer at Onset Bay, Mass., as guests cf Mrs, Dr. Biand. The wife and daughter of Admiral Crosby ere at the Windsor Hotel, Cape May. Mrs. John B. Wheeler and daughter (Mrs. Lala Wetzell) of Kansas City are visiting rela- tives in this city. Rev. Mr. Whitaker has left the city to spend the summer in the vincinity of Lake George. Mr. Ed. M. Mulligan and Miss Mamie C. Miles were quietly married last night at the resideuce of the bride’s parents. 439 Virginia wenne. The bride was becomingly attired in @ cream nun’s veiling and carried a bunch of Marechal N. The couple were recip- ients of many presents, the greater portion of them being solid silverware. Mr. and Mrs, Mulligan will be at home to their friends after June 15 at 939 Virginia avenue southwest, Miss Belle Jenvey, who was visiting Laura Shaw of Bennings last Tuesday, was seriously injured while returning from a horseback rid She was kicked by the horse, ber ankle being sprained and limbs bru’ Reporte! for Tre Evexixe Sr. toNoko Sister Impxovemext.—The ex- tension of curbing and gutter on Oronoko street is now under consideration by the com- mittee on streets. The street is the oldest streetway in this section of the country and made the only thoroughfare m the village of Belhaven, w ss carly as 1730.had preceded the town of Alexandria. The street extended in the villag from the river to the marsh ome twenty years ago it was armed across the marsh and a way cut through the hills to St. Asaph street and now it has many built-up squares, but no street pav- ing and few sidewalks. It is now proposed to improve the street between Pitt and St. Asaph streets. and perhaps in other portions. Masoxic Fuseuat.— Andrew Jackson Lodge, No. 120,F.and A. Masons,attended this afternoon the funeral ¢ late Louis Brill, ar., from his residence on King street. Mr. Brill has long beeu known as ove of the Alexandria, thoroughl; work. A number of th tic Tie of Alexandria highest Masons in master of blue lodge brethren of the Mys- Washington—Lodge united with Andrew Jackson Lodge in paying the last tribute of respect to the deoensed.” Notes —A number of Alexandria attorneys are now at Fuirfax Court House attending Judge Keith's court.——A pleasant lawn party in aid of Christ Church improvement has been in progress each evening at the grounds of Mrs EL SS Greene On Washington — stréet.—Samuel Walker Was hurt at the Midland shops yesterday. Mr. 8. B. Stoutenburg is about to put up « dwelling house ou Duke street between Colum- dress by Rev. J. W. E. Bowen; class song and the benediction. ‘THE NORMAL GRADUATES. The following is the list of graduates of the Normai School: Mary Evelyn Adams, Mary Aun Allen, Josephine Ashton, Emma Frances Blackwell, Ida May Brown, Sarab Winfred Brown, Mary Ada Contec, Maj ae Elizabeth Crusor, Lydia Anice Dickerson. Olive Rebecca Freeman. Harrietta George, Annie Elizabeth Gillem, Pauline Estelle Hawkins, Laura Etta Hill, Dora Bell Hopson, Sarah Ellen Jenkins, Lenora Joice, Fraucis Lewis Cardozo, jr.. Jas. Madison Fraction, Harry Wythe Lewis, Clara Genevieve Jones, Martha Lee, Estelle Gertrude Lewis Eleanor Barbara May. Sarah Jane Neal, Helen Sarah Parker. Frances Elea- nor Payne, Ella Esteile Perry, Murtha Autonio Peyton, Julia Letitia Pi Mary Forinda Quander, Annie Frances Smith, Maud Isabel Smith. Sarab Elizabeth Smoot, Serena Npen- cer, Mary Eliza Ware, Mathiel Willi Moses Graut Lucas, Henry Augustus Smith, John McKee Syphax. HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES. The graduates from the academic course of the High School are Mary Elizabeth Beckett, Janie Eureka Brooks, Mary Elsie Brooks, Lottie Ryder Crusor, Catherine Roberta George, Aunie Augusta Gray, Lucy Monimia Hansome, Lovina Ada Haywood, Callena John- son, Elia Jane Jones, Lillie Schenck Lacy, Aunie Louise Manning, Martha Louise Pop William Henry Dawley. jr., Henry Beajamin Harris, Robert Louis Harris, Clifton Artus Johnson, Alfred Penn Lewis, Laura Aurelia Robinson, Mabel Virginia Ruby, Susie Elizabeth Schooler. Mary Erminie Shorter. Lilian Gertrude Stewart, Alice Chris- tina Stewart, Margaret Geraldine Taylor, Bertha Lester Thompson, Emma Ellen Tolliver, Anita Juburness Turner. Amanda Caroline Waller, Alice Marie Waring. Laura Eliza Wilkes, Napoleon Bonaparte Marshall, Raphael O'Hara, Alphonso Orenzo Stafford, Charles Steward, Frank Rudolph Steward, William Henry Harrison Terrell, jr. There are four graduates from the business course of the High School: Harry Kilburn Bur- rill, John David Butler, Lawrence Gorham Fletcher, jr., and Cecilia Rebecca Gaines. —— Paradise Flats. “Paradise Flats," Hub Smith's romantic tragedy in three acts, one of which is entirely new, will be presented at the National tomor- row night under the auspices of the Columbia Athletic Clab, There will also be singing by the Columbia Glee Club of Hab Smith's songs and an athletic exhibition ander direction of Prof. Crossh ‘The affair is to be quite fash- ionable and evening dress will prevail. Some of the best known people in Washington are interested and the *"Flate” will be the popular event of the month of toses. Tickets at the box office. Se ae GEORGETOWN. Demoutsnep By aN Exveetric Car.—A colli- sion between car No. 1 of the electric road and acarriage contaiping three persons occurred this morning just outside the city limits. The driver of the carriage, Samuel Butts. sustained painful injuries about his head and body. The carriage was completely demolished. A New Division Kyiouts or Pyraias,— Hermione Division, No. 4. Uniformed Rank,K, of P.,was instituted last mght at Odd Fellows’ Hall on 32d street by Col. J. L. Foxwell, who was accompanied by delegations from Washington Division, No. 1, and Columbia Division, No. 3. The following officers were elected: H. G. Wagner, capt.; P. BR, Tavener, Ist lieut; BF. jarper, 2d lieut.; B, FP. Niekird, recorder; J. W. Coon, treasurer; 8. H. Gladmon, sr. guard; | Edword Journey, sentinel. j , Jie Cimuzess” Equrrasin—At the eighty- seventh monthly meeting of the Citizens’ Equi- table building Association, held at Goddard’ Hali, 210,067 was sold, being 52 shares at an bus and Alfred for Mr. Geo. W. Hariow.—— ‘The public schools are now arranging for their closing exercises, which will take place during the last week of June, the white schools at Peabody Hall aud the colored schools at the assembly rooms of the Lee or the Seaton building. Acar load of furniture for the new seaside cottage of Mrs. Harrison, wife of President Harrison, arrived at Cape May yesterday. a SExatoR Ricwaxv COKE says of Preston's “Hed- Ake”: “I have tried this medicine and found it Very effective.” Cures headache, nothing else; @beviuiely harwiess; relieves in Gfteen minutes, average of 193° per share.” The stockholders decided to start a’ mew weriea (the 7th) in August. INED FoR FiguttNe,— ret Raffin and Maria Watson, colored, were fined $5 each in the Police Court today for fighting. nae Bain at The Kee Mar College. The thirty-niath commencement of Kee Mar College for young women, with its art conserv- atory, at Hagerstown, Md., was very success- ful. Many strangers and friends were present and the large music hall was filled to overflow- ing. The music was skillfally rendered and the essays were well written and delivered with ease, - FRANK K. WARD’S CASE. His Counsel Want Him Released on Bail TUl His Heatth is Restored. THE PRISONER APPEARS IN COURT TODAY—AFFI- DAVITS SUBMITTED SETTING FORTH THAT BE IS IN DANGER OF BECOMING INSANE—THE MOTION TO ADMIT To BAIL WILL BE HEARD MONDAY, The Criminal Court room this morning was filled early by an interested audience. The expectation that the trial of Frank K. Ward for the murder of Maurice Adler by shooting him on June 18 last would begin accounted for the unusual demand for seats. The chief justice took his seat promptly at 10 o'clock. A few minutes later the defendant appeared with his counsel, Senator Blackburn, Judge Wilsun, James Coleman, W. K. Duhamel and Chapin Brown, District Attorney Hoge and Assistant District Attorney Lipscomb followed soon afterward. Among those present was the father of young Adier and quite a large num- ber of the friends of the defendant. When the case was called Mr. Wilson said that they would ask a continuance, and would Porn it by a motion to admit the defendant to a 4 STATEMENT FROM DR. GODDING. ~ He then read a report from Dr. W. W. Godding tothe district attorney, dated in February last, stating that he found the prisoner in a state of nervous debility and somewhat mentai impair- ment, having lapses of memory and sufferin from insomnia, getting little sleep. Dr. Gode ding concluded that while he did not find Ward insane yet as the case stood there was danger of his becoming so. WHAT OTHER PHYSICIANS SAY. Mr. Wilson also read an aftidavit of Dr. Stan- ton that he visited the prisoner February 21; found him in conversation rambling and dis- connected, and from eal pee knowledge of defendant he believed that the mental strain and confinement would probably result in in- sanity. He also read afiidayits of Drs. Hamil- ton Leach and W. O. Baldwin that they found that in bil prevent condition the prisoner was incapable of as ting ti counsel or of giving testimony in his own behalf. THE JAIL GUARDS. Affidavits of Collins Cruson, J. W. Jones, Arthur Payne, Robert Strong and J. W. Gra- ham, guards at the jail, were also presented. They represented that the prisoner had failed in health mentally and physically and sleeps but little; tuat his cell door is left open and he is granted privileges for fear lest if left alone he might do bimseif harm. AFFIDAVITS FROM COUNSEL. Mr. Wilson also read affidavits made by him- self, Senator Blackburn and Mr. Coleman to the effect that Ward seemed to have a disor- dered mind, that he is unable to give a con- nected statement of the shooting, he. He then read the motion for admission to bail and for a continuance of the cause to a reasonable period, TO MEET THE AFFIDAVITS. District Attorney Hoge said that in a motion for continuance affidavits could be presented, but the motion to admit to bail was not one to be heard with the other. As to the first motion he claimed the right to examine the affidavits and to meet them by counter affidavits, He moved that the defendant be required to elect as to which motion they now presented. HE WANTS LIBERTY OK NOTHING. Senator Blackburn claimed there was no limit to the discretion of the court on such motions as presented, As tothe motive for severance of the motions, he was ignorant of any rule re- quirmg it. They did not want a continuance of the case if the defendant is to go back to confinement. They could not sever the motions. for if the prisoner is to go back to the jail they will accomplish nothing, Referring to the dates of the aftidavits he said that they showed the danger of the further im- prisonment of the defendant. Mr. Hoge in answer said that in a recent case (that of Judge Kincaid) the court ruled that when application for bail was made the wit- nesses should be present. Referring to the re- port of Dr. Godding, he said that it was made in February and was of no value unless the doctor was present. He repeated that the mo- tions should be made separately, Mi. WILSON’S ARGUMENT, Mr. Wilson said the motion for bail was sub- mitted in a spirit of fairness, and the submis- sion of the two motions grew out of the pecu- liar circumstances of the case. The report and affidavits showed that the ailment of defendant was continuous. Suppose they had come in with the first motion and the court ruled that it would be cruel to put him on trial, would it not be cruel to put him back when the aggravatiou goes on? When the case was called he might have become iusune or have gone to a higher court. He claimed that they adopted the proper mode for a continuance aud the court had the right of its own motion to act on the question of bail. He claimed that bail should be taken so that they could have an opportunity to restore the wreck now before the court. Mr. Hoge said that when the affidavits of counsel were read that the defendant could not go to trial he felt that no opposition should be made to the continuance, But he could not agree that both motions should be pressed together. HOW MR. COLEMAN FOUND WARD, Mr. Coleman explained that he was called into the fase May 31; that he went to the jail and had several interviews with the prisoner and was shocked to find that he was about to be tried and in such a con- dition of mind that he could not safely go to trial. Then he conferred with his Associates and they came to the conclusion that the prisoner's mind should first be re- stored. ‘They had believed that the govern- ment would not oppose them, He denied that remorse had anything to do with his condi- tion, for, in his opinion, if the defendant was in his full senses on the trial the result would be an acquittal. He then called atten- tion to the affidavits and said they bore out the report of Dr. Godding made four mouths ago. Mr. Hoge said the examination by Dr. God- ding was made at the request of counsel for the defense. Mr. Coleman continued, saying that the ap- plication was inade to prevent the defendant developing insanity and they preferred, if the prisoner was not enlarged on bail, to go to trial and take the chances, He desired to say they wanted only a short continuance, sufti- cient for restoring the defendant to health, THE JUDGE THINKS SOME RESTRAINT MAY BE NEEDED, The chief justice referred to the want of specific rules, On the motion for a continuance no notice was required and there was no diffi- culty as to such motion. He had no doubt but acontinuance could be granted. The difficult motion was that it was coupled with the mo- tion for bail. ‘The court might require the parties making the affidavits to appear for examination, It was quite clear that the matter of a continu- ance should not be acted upon until the other is disposed of, and it would be held in abey- ance, As to the matter of bail there were some ferioas questions, The affida show that the prisoner is in such condition of mind that it was dangerous to leave him to himsclf. and it would not do to relieve him of all restraint. Whether some other restraint is not necessary and tontinued medical attendance should not be continued is also « question. The government had = asked to examine the testimony and an o; pony to meet it, and he suggested that the counsel confer as to whether there should not be some other re- straint treatment. Mr. Hoge suggested that the case go over to ey next and the witnesses be then exam- ine After further discussion the court said that notice of motion for bail should have been given and he knew of no reason why witnesses should not be heard in the usual way—exam- ined and cross-examined. TO HEAR THE MOTION MONDAY, The hearing of the motion to bail was set for Monday and the witnesses were discharged till Tuesday. WARD'S CHANGED APPEARANCE. People who knew Frank K. Ward a year ago would have had trouble in recognizing him this morning as he faced Chief Justice Bingham in the Criminal Court, Neatness as to dress was one of Ward's characteristics in the days of his freedom; there was none of it apparent today.’ Tho face that was always clean shaven has om it a thick, stubbly growth of fe pepeny beard and the hair around the back of his head is quite long. A common seersucker coat—blue and white—cov- ered « dark-hued fisnuel ahirt. He — Bors necktie, and this ne to ange ppearance. est trousers were of heavy brownish material, - On the litle finger of his right hand Ward wore a large seal ring, on which Masonic characters were prominent, and from his watch chain oe depended another form of Masonic em- Only when Justice Bingham was giving ut- terance to his decision as to the heats vot tes timony on the motion to admit to bail did Ward look up. Asa rule he his eyes fixed on the Once he sm! inn by hia aT it bro by Hana Ww WANTED-—HELP NTED—AN AND - WANTED AN ‘ExPent NCED AND RESPECTA- class reference. Apply at 1313. si WANTED--HOUSES WANTED Two LADIES {ADULTS) DESIRE A Furnished House ot Fist for smmuer: reut inust b+ low and location convenieut to F st. cars or@ st. ¥ V ANTED—TO BUYA SEVEN, OR J EIGHT-ROOM se yanen mace om short ge inate pélce apf location. “Adarese Bes 781. Gy WANTED GENTLEMAN AND WI! 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Je12-3ee WANTED MISCELLANEOUS x NEOR TWO FUKNISHED KOOMS ANTED—0O! on Secoud Floor; convenient to departments: ners a wilerate terms. 416 K st. a. 2-80" WV ANTED_DESK ROOM IN WECL-APPOINTED Office, Address C.H., Star office, Jel s-st* ra URANCE ON COUNTRY PROP erty 'y of Washington; very low rates, UNDERWOOD & CO, SLs stu st maw. J Z-St NTED—A POSITIVE FACT, WE GUARANTEE Havana Cigar in ‘Key West seconds yarties. to Ironing.” 74] 6that new. __At* _| for Se. straigut: €4.40 per hund ed. that $1"box of ANTED-LIBERAL TERMS MADE WITH RE- | 90 Gear. PICKLED’ ULD STAND, 1011 Pa. ave. liable Energetic Men to Solicit for the Endow- | _‘¢!)-dm ment Building Fund. “Address, givin = nee Company of Virginia, references, the TANTED-TO P 8 HORSES FOR ichmond, Va between Washington 3B. ¥. McCAULLY, Tally Ho &, Out bet. 9th aud 10th ANTED—A WOMAN 10 Ci ASH AND a Trou; must be # good cook, rst-class Juundress: W NYED—HOKSES TO PASTURE—A GOOD and stay at night; privat: family. Call at 13 Grazing Farm of 100 acres, only 4 miles from a. Free Hiidge: carefial atteution guaratiterd; ‘ordre aaa ee Tz | left at Mr. Douney's Livery stables aud It, fie W rea Wont te: Scrub ti kiatet Shuto Gloua | Horse Shoer, Ita bet Land M ste; of J. N. BIDG- Large Othice iildinx; reference required: roum, gas | WAY Ballston, Alexaparue county, Va.“ jei0-Ins and {uel furnished in addition to wages. Answer Nox 83, Star office. Je Le -t* PERIENCED ©OL- ANTED—HIGHEST CASH VALUE PAID FoR Furniture, Carpets, Stoves, Lane and Smal Stocks of Merchandise, Store aud Office Fixtures, ‘omen a8 Cook atid Waitress to yo to coun- | address A. C. WINSTON, 937 7th at. nw, my 1-2 for summer: inust be able to give upexceptiguable | \WWANTED—A PHYSICIAN'S PRACTICE, WITH ferences. Address, at ouce, Box 139, Star office, House and a few acres of land. in « settled Jel 2-3t* neighborhood by a physician of age aud experience. = DAaPisio | JH GRAY & CO. O37 Fat nw, 10- GOOD BASQUE HAN WW ANTED—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN, WANTED — 10 LET DINING Room D itchen tow First-class Caterer where there are 40 boarde:s permanent, Address Box 160, Star of- ae NO’ Over Seventeen Y. it Axe, to Learu Paper- a hauying Business and to Mako Himself Generally Use- | 8°°- os 3010-30 ful About the Store. Address, in own huudwriting, | Q\TANIED — PARLOR UPHOL- Box 16, Star office. it stered Mattresses made over. work done in a neat fED—A YOUNG MAN, QUICK AND AvcU: | Md substantal manner, Blip Coverscutaud made: at uaranteed. C. NELSON, 12236 at. nw. Je2-12t* W ASIED CM. BAUM VAYS THE HIGHEST CASH Prices for Furniture, Carpets, Feather Beds, Office aud Store Fixtures. Entire Households = Tate at figures, wishes to do Bookkeeping, Copy- ing or work of any kind. Address PENMAN, Star of- ice. uv WwW aD ACTIVE BOY TO ATTEND STORE aad ca hon Poy two ag atthe Plumbing sss a Storage eu ressousble terau. Fg Ge y at, CaS es St er ae ie 'ANTED—HOTEL STEWAND THAT UNDER | WANTED 86.000 AT ¢ PER CENT FOR 5 Years on fee tuple property ing in value: will take it fora s] pre ferred. Address F, Star office. Jeb-Ot Wr HORSES FOK PASTURE — LONG Meadow Grazing Farw, on Beunings road near god Hi street car line. Finest pasture lands in the District. Terms $5 perm, ROBT. Ee MOKRIS, “im 14th and G sts. n.w, ANTED — HORSES TO KEEP, KEEPING Horses Winter Summer # Speciaity, order box Price’s Livery Stabies, 311 6 BLw.; fermi 7th st. road, Sm. trom city, 0. H. P. CLARR, sho, Md. stands carving; alsv a Hotel Carpenter, both fo rmmaneutengsxeiments for this city. call aug ICK’S Hotel y, G13 7th wt ANTED—A MIDDLE-AGED W do General Housework and Assist with for Small Faunly; must stay at night wud bring recou mendation ; none other need apply. 1008 M st. u.w.1 ANTED—A BOY TO DRAW SODA WATE! Hopest aud inteliivent. | Apply to HENIEY 4 orter period it MAN JOUNSTON, cor. 10th and O sta. uw. ANTED—DRUG CLERK; YOUNG MAN several years experience, Address DRUGGIS 1 V, Staroftice, pe It WANIED Boy TO DRAW SODA AND MAKE NV ifimeelt Usetul, FS, WILLIAMS & CO. jel 2-3t Waster YOUTH WHO WkiT Business Hand: state age, experienc expected. Address Box 155, Star office, Wanier. AT ONCE-1WO SKIRT AND THRE! Waist Hands; vood waxes; none but experienced hands need apy): del tt WASTEDAL ONCE. A RESPECTABLE COT. oxed Girl; capable to cook, wd irop for @ private family, who will live ia thi mtains during Le a egal Apply at 41L loth y first door jow Hest, ¥ yANTED- THE SALESLADIES: TWO Boy, to learn the Dry Goods business ; also Some Seam stresses to take work home. Apply to J, W. HECHIN GER, 13: We 1 LADY FOR A PERMA’ tion ort hours: good refereuces reqmred; ry 87 weekly. Apply after 9:30 am, ullices D—EVERY ONE TO KNOW THAT JACOB Hillenyoss, the Pittsburg Avent, located at 721 + skept busy putting up A. Northrop's Patent Is. Send for circular. ap2-2m* NTED—LADIES TRY “ORANGE BLOSSOM” a sure cure for female diseases, sample free. Also to sell Dr. McGill's “Complexion Lotion.” BAILEY, General Ageut, 4202 st nw. $A GOOD V Lady Ageuts Dire PA apli- WANIED IT ENOWN 4Hat Cb. COLLINS, Builder and Carpenter, 717-719 18th st n.w., Makes s Specialty of Kemodcling and Jobling, Pack ing Boxes made to order at short notice. my1-Ln V ASTURE: EXTENSIVE pasture, shade, water and careful attention ; only 23g miles from Anacostia; terius to per mouth, "Ref erences: I. labiere, ‘’ BB. band M sts, se: J. 1. Campbel OP st. nw. | dress WM. H. YOR, Anacostia, D. v ANT HORSES TO PASTUKE AT GEN. Beale's Stock Farm st 85 per month; best of pas: running water aud plenty of shade, with caretul Apply to General Manager, EB. LAF- . 10th st. and Louisisua ave., or ut the Farm, it ws TED = THREE FIRST CLASS TAILOR esses to work on pants. Apply 410 7th st. n.w.. room . 4th floor. wes Hi egies WASTED, | IMMEDIATELY AF Book Finixuer at JOHN C. WEIDMAN AM. Ivy er Sth and’K «ts, u.w. cor bindery, 420-422 11th st. now. be ps = “ - TIVE RAEAGRGIO ea YANTED-ALL IN NEED OF HAVING THEIR Hei eo ek ek SO W utvretioe sua Parasia Covered, Lined aud Ke- h paired to apply to BU. CHASE, 1314 Pa ave, aud 411 22m Kent the Edison Phouograph, the wo: talking machine, and exhibit it during the ex season: plenty of money to be made, COL YHONOGRAPH COMPANY, 6 st.u.w, Jel l-gm_ WANTED DAILY, WOMEN FO PHILADET- and suburbs; also C Laundresses, &e Tu wins), cities aud country.” BURSHARs, 1th at., opp. Btar offic WASTED STH AM Renovating Works tresses Mude Over: Fur Lestroy ed, 3008. Feathers Kenovated; Mi iture Steamed und Moths F. BH. YOUNGS, 140y Pa ave. —a KY SCKIBNEK. BEST BUITER- le Goods, 20c. per pound. ” Cooking, 1l0G bh Se so y ANTED ane. ANTE LA MBIA BOND | 1 7c, yer pound, Warranted uet te get strome 1 inv n.w., offers the | Lutier does) for one mouth, or money refunded. best of w dell -3t N-1t~Don'< take anything th eye | fED-FIRST-CLASS DRAFTSMAN; STEADY | t's,” or “all the saawe thing,” but vet the best, whic! W fetgles tienen satisfactory person, Taguire for | for aie only ty WAL, C SCLIN, Sy 20.40, W.J_P., National Hotel, evening after pek.Jel) Center Market (Middle ot Fish Aisle). 12 WVANTED—LADY TO TAKE CHARGE OF HOUSE- | S V hold; one who understands sewing und the care | 3 OSS C VCE of children. "Address for information Hi “ BUSIN ESS ae HANC Es. ae HOLDER, Star office. out ARE CHANCE FOR MAN TO JOIN ADVERTISER ANTED—A WHITE MAN AS SECOND MAN to ke Money; only person familiar with office able und for Genera: service, Caillat 2111 | duties and willing todevote his time need bet. S and 9 am. No o7 without | Box 134, Star office. Tecoutnendation trom last employer need apply.Jel1-3 | WAVE MADE 2,000 IN TEN MONTHS WASTEDSA GOOD HOKSE SHOEI. APPLY Dintere®enotieh pou ean do the same. My to FRANK MORROW, Wheaton, Montzomery county, Md. Jelu-3t* wh AN EXPERIENCED NURSE TO TAKE Entire Charge of an Intaut Two Years Old; best is broken down, and T must quit this town: have my Stock of Groceries Liquors, &¢ yard room for twenty head of fear of liceuse, Address for 81.000; horses; cheap rent; nd Freon args bby glo Call at 1329 16th ese ween 1Y and J p.m. ott = — > o_o AKT A 'TED—A GEN N CONVER- yy ANTED-—GENERAL AGENT To OP! P: 01 A W caice eadguarters insure principal cigesseuray | fy tant UH Routine mice Business aud Accounts extensive coutrol of our business au | appoint loc and subagents in every city in this state: goods well known, staple as flour, in universal demand and pay a Ret profiel 50 to 100 percent, Address, with cre- dentials, THE UNION COMPANY, 744 Broadway, New York. Je10-8t W3szep -Q00KS, WAITERS, MAIDS, NURSES. Porters and Other Heip to Join District E REAL BARGAIN — GROCERY — EX ENT corner: all Necessary fixtures; stock and fixtures for sale; reasonable rent; commission to ageuts. Ad- th name, GROCERY CORNER, Star office. SELDOM OFFERED, WHOLESALE ploy: | GQ Metaul Butter and Produce Store for Sau ment Association, work always there, city or away, | CL @ap; best busivess stand in uzton; only res Gallon swent, J. F. BOWIE, 1747 Pennsy ivan x son for selling ts sickness, Address Q.P. hw. Je O-: AURANT, STOCK, LICENSE, 4 Joe Box; price $350; reason for sell other business. Address V.C.U., Star o AERE BUSINESS CHANCE FOR ALIVE MAN; A willvay 82,500 a year. Address A.V., Star office, ANTED—TWO SALESLADIES EXPERIENCED im Dry and Fancy Goods; must be well recom- mended. Apply at06 7th st.nw. Jel U-cit_ WASTED [A QOMPETENT COLORED WOMAN as Chamber Maid aud Nurse to yo into the counts cbest of city refereuces required. Address Box 130 Star office, estos Sa ANIED—AT NE MORE STKONG active Boy abo smith trade, Ap TION—PATENT 18, applied for. or to # responsible man with 81,000 to m.nut ‘ture the same, will give one-half interest, EW we nit v ss * | Add: ANTED—AT ONCE, A COLORED WOMAN FOR L NoTION AND W 2erubbine. mast have good recommendations | JROE, SALE, SMALL ulus neighborhood: also Apply at 638 _ se10-st* "| Household Furnivure, Address HHL, Star can, ANTED—AT THE CITY INTELLIGENCE OF- | _Je11-3t* fico every day, Working Women, Men, Boys sud (SHE ERY BUSI- jou, only small atuount of money rare chance for party desiring to eh SE yferiber particulars apply’ to LYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1307 F st. uw. Jes-Ot* A KAKE CHANCE GROCERY, MEAT AND PR Vision Store in n.w. atinventory, with dwelling. heapFent. Addreas GOOD CHANCE, Star office. WO FLORIDA PHARMACIES, GOOD LOCA- Girla; no walling for work applications, tor govern- ae itions prepared. May Building, 7th & E n.w. Ww, TE OY: White Blue Birds for the 4th of July glty out; immense sales; bix profit, Send tor sanple, Inve now, before too late: ML” ERAT, e0-70 TO SELL HOUSEHO Specialties ou special credit system; «ood pay. tions; well paying. Kare opportunities for Drug- Rooms 10, 40:8 7th st. n. w. Je7-6t" | gistsand Physicians forming partuersbips., Box Lk ANTED-AGENTS TO SELL THE IMPROVED | 50uth Jacksonvilie, Florida ee ter Filter; it is lonz needed; seils at fits all tancets, catches all mud, dirt, miade of brass, nicely ornamented 1 plated: it contains a five spony. auda fine sieve; to those meaniug business free. PHO NIX Cv., 22 Mechanic $¢10,12,19,26 FOR SALE-BUILDING LOTS AT LIND, the Metropolitan Brauch of the B. & U. RR’ und Fight at the Junction of suid road with the new railroud fo Geoncotown sud Virginia. Iu addition to being tbe northern terminus of the proposed | Metropolitan uthern railroad, Linden, by reason of its elevation d natural beauty aud having a handsowe railroad + Newark, ANTED— DUNDORE’S | EMPLOYMENT, an sation and public hall, with churches aud schools in Feat. conduc ladies—Mon and Wo: close proximity, possesses superior advantaces white and coldred, for alf kinds of douicetic labor, city | suburbun residence. "Though the lots offered fer sale sud states: with references. nemoved to 70 Let u.w. | at from 6 to $400 each will pay well asa simpie m10-330t" fnvestinent, we prefer to well to patties who want to - ——— —_____—_— Spe cus te, Linden so live, and ueoome citizens of aryland and to such we will loan the money w: WANTED-—SITUATIONS, _ | witdito vattd lowes” Gail'on oradceen 0” WANTED BY & | RESPECTABLE WHITE GIL, Aromas. ‘4 Place as Lady's Maid or Care of Grown Cla: | _: ee would like to leave city for thosummer, Address 13326 PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY TAXES AND <i! nie ee Titles a speciulty. General law practice in Wash- V ANTED—BY ESP! ‘BLE D iugton ‘city and Marlboro’, Offices: Bladensburg and Giri-a Viace co do Cha.ber Work or Plain Cook. | 408 Loulsiaus ave.. Washington city. 3. C. ROGERS, ing. Call or address 2431 M st. n.w. _lit | Attorney and Counsellor in Law and Equity. m26- 1m Wee ato MESPECTADLE | COLORED | VICK: TICK! TICK! TICK! - oman, & Sit 101 out of e city either A, it rices. stiches Cleaned, Cook, do Chaimber Work or ‘Nursing: igvod reference. $i; Main "Dytites, warranted one yg Ci ats. Ww 1t* "| called for. Jewelry repaired. We defy conipetition for good work aud low prices 1224 F st.n.w.uy24-3m ‘all or address 469 W AN2EDG0,70 Dick's AGENCY FOR YOUR ‘Cooks, Laundress, Maids, Waitress, Nurses, But- Jers, Cosehiwen, Waiters, Kitchen Hel) for this city or abroad: ali bave references. G1 7th st. uw. Jel2-2t ANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS — POSITIONS ODAK, No. 3 OR TED FOR FEW W. for Conky Chaniber Maid, Waitrems, Laundresses K weeks: will pay liberal rent and ih damaes’ and rae, Seamstress, ‘Cooks, Coue posit full value; state kind, terms, &¢. Address, man, Ballers, BAM'L A COOMBS, S20 F at. nw. | ouce, ‘KODAK, Star office, cca a 4 ILLIAM JESSE BUCHANAN.—WILL HIS ANTED—BY'A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL, widow Please send me Ler address Place as Chamber Maid aud to Assist with Wash: | og "0% SH MCGOWAN, 629 F at, n.w. Referenona, Address 8.1.E., Star office. it? | 1 | - FOR RENT—ROOMS. | FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS, SOR RENT—UNUSUALLY FINE LARGE ROOM Ftkc abi Qeoceny STORE IN rae sor wast, fine stock; daily sales { fo furnitere: sx We, Cant and south . posure: two closets; balcony. Aleo hall room: honse S'S. For particulars apply to $24 faraiture new ; terms ressouabie; references Wz) | HUY F a Srhot. aw. a del? JOR SALE —GROCENY AND PROVISION STORE JOR REN N.W.. TOGENTLEMEN. | in yeast. guod stand, Also Grocery and Li rthwest. For particulars apply to D Taree Nicely Furnished Secoud-tor hoor ] Store Yate family summer jase | ABUTLER GOOF et. ne DUR RENT—10 PARTIES WI THOU T CHILDREN. | Fee, SALE-VERY HaNDsoMe Four Desirebie Communicating R wns, cv ay | KE wearily thorowent furnished tor housekeesapg ; wou. ef: exposure. rent Yery low to carefuj tenant. Address CAKEFLL Ottice. x: * Ri sels? i SALE—OR EXCHANG POANT FAMILY WOK RENT-THREE UNFURNISHED ROOM! Ar Business Horve pork md for Light Housekeeping; @8. GZ2 Let uw. Itt | SP seutle reapect — 1830 Sth st. n.w PHAETON miday. RENT—1315 MASS. AVE. NW... FCR- | 5. nent Asees Roses, Gh suite or | WOR SALE—FINe POR Fonnctite User ingle. lance closets. convenient bath. ~a, ye -,2 + cheap at pre, #100. In Tr ae RENT—10 PARTY wrtHoUT culipaen, | tS" — 2 ovr’ EN. ‘Lhree Lance Unfurnished Rooms on Second Flo. JOR SALE-—LANDAU, IN GOOD ORDER AVPLE Very light housekeeping. 1448 Corcoran F 2k, PENT FORNISHED — PARLOR, DININ Room, Kitchen and Bed oom ; complete for li keeping: attractive house: gaa. to parties wit SALE— TWO GOOD STRON see also Warn, with Geare, &e. 1WOSRecne “NY Geer Be Fu: | Gwe ut Ar were DOK SALE ‘ child ate . i} 4AINS IN AN PLE aldrey from July 1; OW MER, G24 Cat. ive, | Berets Very rity Amish d 2OR RENT—461 HST EE-STORY | #Tand actou, 7), octay Brick Dwelling TORY | Curability . oie of the ¥ ark Je aving the at | ereau'srrange for mouthiy. ya Piaue. Cau be bought fc F cash. Call at ove, yl? THE PIANO EXCHANGR, VAS Pa awe JOR RENT—SUI? UNFURNISHED. Fas SALE_THREF-SPRING P } S. UNFURNISHED, | BS cucap- suitable for a doctor v Ala he MAL ws aid Bat. rent inet: | pom, 87 Cetme cide LW get | FQOR SALE INFANTS Goud 4 | order. Call at 1OON 8 et. ee Reed Unrerbiched term ene FORNEMED | Soe uAle— MUBT cbAd. AY “ORcu-Ted 2420 Peunayivanioave gow BOS poet | Pancras, Carte and Waon. assay wow srs OR RENT—THREE LARGE AND ON 5 St * ‘Uusurniniied Rooms on thie aaen F sleo tee | JOK SALE-AT PRIVATE SALE—A HANDSOME Large aud Iwo Swali Unfurnigued Rooms ou Second | 2. Bay Coupe Hors: 1 Floor; $17; or MZ Kooms Furnished Complete for | ¥8Tutet sound, is . fear ‘4 Housekeeping, in basement gud firat floor; 1% thy He ts wepi s younr . every way me rei ate. JOR RENT —FURNISH floor; southern exposure: * ____ ae ROOM ON THIRD table for two gentie- | | nd sar antes Also an Plecant EE: Surrey, Dut slits men. of for luzht housekecping, cheap to desiraule | Used, Harness, d . : tenants. Lilo K st. . mds ~~ 38 Co “eyo s . : ; Che ly JOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH OR | ¥e be Rg Very Feasouable, 230) Ket Bw, | wet rates. 421 Mass. ave nw. JOR RENT — IN AN EDUCATED GERMAN Family, a Second-story Room, with good board JOR SALE RARE Wal r Drag (with poles ty) Stable 1006 23th st. nw st sell to cl few table boarders desired, central location. Add: x —~: * GEKMANIA, ptar office, a) ee om A ats BAY Homa Fo, TWO, THREE OB FOUR U for selling, have uo Turther tee for tsene Hine 2 M nished Roome fof Housekeeping: hot and cold | Lest. uw. tor them, Ing Water, cas, &e.; nochildren, 31M st iow. Jel1-at* . JOR SALE. COLU JOR RENT-AFTER THE 2orn or guNe, a| Bek SM-F cou Suite of Roows on second floor, handsomely tur- | cash. Owne Bished, with board. also Front Koom on thind floor Pacific Buildin now vacaut. At Mass ave. nw, dell-at® w'clock {OK BENT—A VERY COOL SECOND FLOOR, | JROR SALE A FINE BAY DRIVEN furuished, for lywht howsekeeping, use of pariot FE ~ Babee ~ - Plano; worthern and southeru © cheap. “Inguire tor. Mf. Teasonable 143 orth A st, cs ito) “ai 's horse, care of ADDISON GHEENS ateble, AT ISIS 1408 ST. ONW.. THREE F ponte mmunicating Caturpished Koons, newly pow FAMILY CARRIAGE, ADJUST. bath rooms. three lance closets. one ab ro or for : ches lovee walhut stationary book ¢1 no other tenants | 101 M ot. ow sn hy ree some - 1 Re ad ou the floor. Inquire at 1428 Pierce place n.w. Se10-ur NOK SALE ON ACOOUNT OF WANING win. Fok, RENT — THREE BEAUTIFUL UNFUR- 17 Phaeton and Falling-top Busey t will sell them, uished Rooms, om 1th st, between Gand H rilice: also Two Sets of Hand-made Hanes, Ue L.w.; reference s exchanged; reut muderate. Add) above im the best of condition; alxo Whip, Lap Kobe, AZ. Star office. : jei0 Ac. Apply to my sou JOR KENT—1716 N ST. N.W., NICELY % . pdt -_ ee RS ES Jet0-3te | | _3e20-3t? In rear of reaive a ish. ww. ro Pr SALE-A SPIDEK PHAR Uc & Ca, New York. ui fin ). will be wold for ome tualt « 2h Gat. now, BUILT clans eonditty Abply state Jelena QOK RENT-THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS By suitable for housekeeping, water and cus. stn.w. FOR MENT REEASANT “ROOMS BETH BOARD. } Daou MALE ATA BAKGAIN POM WANT OF USE pip room. $53; smalleg roome with buard. Handsome Canopy Top Wagonette aud Pair Black ear three lites of ears and departacuts, 00S Stylish Horses, well matched” Aigiy at THe, BUCK | ee ee = de | INGHAM, 5th st Jelo.s0" eNT—AT “I UCKINGHAM." 918 AND | gy 2. ~ 920 150 %,,MePherson Kquare), Delueuitul | JVIU PALE CRLACK HORSE, FIVE YEARS OLD: Koome, sing on suite; Sret-clas table buard ® | jn all harness: sound: $103, Aloo el hore specialty. Terms reasousl 010-60 _ | 95. Call or addrens JH. AKERS, . TOR RENT AT si cor, Pa. ave. and 3d nt. nw ner New York ay, SOR : 5 ) uly: very desirable loeatio } ume: in tect-cleue couatinen sain g 815 per month = gentleman. Can be neu at Allivoa Nailur’s Fe RENT—FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED | GUNNELL. now. cor, 140th and G sts Koo floors; very conveusentand | rox SALE JUNE central: cars pass the dour.” Apply 813 Lithst.anw. | Qi ae ee SE, eens ‘i England Upright, 914. SUITE OF SINGLE, | Src prices.” HibGU W 13th st. aw Lm” | bolmer Pianos JOR KE 1110 LST, N.W.-HIGHEST AND Fe JUST A cation in city, house a Philadel. | 2° and Virginia lady, Extra Lary. rood | or. 7th aud P phi home Sable Board: G Fok, BENT THREE Looms, K suitable for light housekeeping, to partie a horse pac Cheam a children, “Apply to 119 Hest tow DOK SALE A REMINGION TYPEWRIN JOR RENT—COR TH AND MASS. AVE momtia Adare te Ak bared eee Faiccy Faruinhed Toate F ae ntce Ki SALE—ABOUT JULY 1 WE WILL Mave’ TS Blevaut Stief! Pasuos returned from teute bs We will sell at reduced prices {Ok RENT—THREF APARTME SOF 1LWOAND three rooms eu suite, private Lath and closet, ele- KgBUY, turmimbed; at immer rates “THE WOOD- ONT, cor. 13th and lows circle. 124-Gu i. . ao La. ave - Real Estate Notes on City Property, 6 per cent. Five uew and elegant Houses in bast Wasliictou, desirable Building Lots in bast Washington PRELEPEK & CONLIFE, 514 11th et nw Roe SALE ay 5. H WALKEK, NOTAKY PUBLIQ _ FOR RENT_FLATS, : w Keut—124 oth wt. te, S rooms, ¢37- OR RENT—A_ BEAUTIFUL SMALL. APART-| - 413 Bot. u.e., 5 rooms. @59. etl ment the Sk: ui. Apply direct to Mrs. JOK SALE- “OTTO” GAS ENGINES, BOTH New LOUISE PABTERSON, The Shoreham’. “e113 | Ai and second band any ie. Send for vincular op JOR RENT-ONE OF THE BesT APARTMENTS |“! ° ee eee Ee Fins! herebau.” will be sublet forthe suminer at kK SALE— . areduced rate Apply to GAMMA ZETA, “ihe shore- PIANOS AND ORGANS. ham. my29-1m | Slightly msed. Standard makes. P 85 payments. Call aud secu _ mye F.G. SMITH, 1 FOR RENT--STORES. Fee DEE OAS AMIS, Moc Seceenoco Young Parrots, & FOk RENT THE TWO UPPER FLOORS, WITH | Fish Food, spratt's 1 soe nerate eutrance: O11 Pa ave. between ith and | _mi1o-lau* SCHMI » aoeh an. Spey to kam SECLOVE CS. ES JUK SALE—IF YOU WANT GOOD FIMST-CLAS® Ex. Top Carriages, Bugiies, Phactous, Cut-under Fe “RENT—A PORT. A PROMINENT | Surreys and Hand-mnde Day at A ik Store ob F st. Address immediately, statinc line | GREGOKY'S, cor. 6th and New de aw Lowest Or business, Box 63, Star offic i Je0-30" | prices iu tow we quality of work, ‘aps WOR KENT—STORE N.W. COR. 8TH AND N| BOOK SALE-NOW 15 THE JIME TO SAVE h.w., thickly settled neighborhood and wood stand for Grocery, Drug Store or like; will lease to desirable party for a term of years: ouly #23 per mouth. ae DUVALL, 925 F st. nw. money. Ten days’ sale of u lot of Soiled aud Secomd- ytOMk, Surreya, Carta, Grocery and Busivess Wagona, 2 Top Fanaly Carriuges, Five orse Buss, Hobes, Whips, Nets, Shects, Halters, Saddles ahd Bridles, at prices ‘that cannot be Leat for cash, or on easy torus Cad ats. Pe —- | GEYER'S, 400 Pa. & se mio TWO ROOMS SUIT- | BOK SALE—BARGAINS IN TARE PLANOX bie tor dentist or office rooms ; front and back pai from 200 up, @5 and elo ho an =_ jor, furnished or unfurnished. Apply to siCKL count forcash, G. LWILD & Bios. 700 sth uw. OLD ST Foe RED DL FLETCHER BUILDING, OFFICE KoOMS FOR KE: is Ful N' FIRST FLOOK— ™ ‘Lwo Frout Kooms; rented, Back Koo... eoemeees SECOND FLOUK— Frout Rooms, connecting. Bark Koon: U1) Pa. ave. uw. aceuts for unrivaled Kranich & Bach Pana “4 UK SALE—CAKKIAGES, WAGONS AND BUG- pd pt et 100 Jobs ty select: from 4 Fing, painting and trimmiug neatly dove. c Puakboe. E M #t., Georreto) ve. te Bole 1 MONEY TO LOAN. ¥ TO LOAN ON KEAL ESTATE: PROMPT ention to all BUADLEY, j UNEY TO LOAN AT FIVE PEK Cb AME proved Beal Estate Security. Lance aery 4 TYLER & RUTHERFORD, AO st a ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS To SUIL, ATO AND G per cent, on D, C. real estate securit) . Patents, Law. &. Sa chen for, inspection. “Kepairs, such as eriu, painting, &.. will be made as rooms are reuted iu accordance with wishes ot tenants. JOHN B. WIGHT, Agent. 5 310-26 ite M 140D4¢ G 8t. uw. — == —= —— 19 =" a a yg 2. vr r 7 my: (Tbe Arlington Fire ins. Co.'s othea) LOST AND FOUN D._ _ | poroax= _ AT COKNER 13TH AND F STS. ON TUES- ¢ day evening a Victor Bicycle. Liberal reward for be Teturn of same tO STUMPH & BRO, 631 Maxsachu- setts a i Jel2-at OST—T ING, JUNE 10, PUG DOG; bell and “tax attached to’ collar, Liberal re- ward if returued to 1934 16th st. n.w Jel OST—JUNE 3, A SMALL BLACK ONYX Ring on the Macalester to Mt. Vernon, 10 a. ‘Reward at OST—ON WED: THOS. WAGGAMAN. IN LARGE AND »MALE Rates on Keal Estate Security, and uy at > per cent. UNEY TO LOAN Suis at Lowe: N marked Joun not! ‘The © ‘ Jeave them at 1419 Gst..room zn ee” STAYED ON OR Apour MAY 15, LIGHT RED Jigs Setter Dog, white spot ou breast and tape of c toes. Fiuder will receive reward. turning to J. DAVIDSON, 1338 F st. now. sigs Seat IN SUMS JO SHULL ON KA Estate in the District of Columbia, DUGAN & EUTLeA, Successors w J. F. Cullinane & Ov., 000 P . We d ONEY TO LOAN ON APPHOV KEAL & Awe Within the District of Columbia: sever i INDER OF PLANS FOR HEURICH'S NEW | MuAllamouuts which Idewire to piace suuediately « FR Biilding will etaruomreet Geo cees \ochest he ee SRO. U. FARRIS, on. Paid; otherwise mew ones will be made. Saige? | 28thand Mate. aw. ed MOREY 20LOAN ON REAL ESTATE AT Lownst Tates of interest , also ou other Wed mecurity, THUS. G. HENDEY & Co, Bankers, m15-3 oi sale 1800 F wt nw 0 LOAN IMMEDIATELY—@30,000-1N SUMS Yo sult, Ireay 61,000 upward, on good Keel Estas Security, + ACKER & GADSBL m8 Tous F stu. ONEY TO LOAN X iN SUMS FROM #500 UPWARD AL > AND 6 PEK CENL, oN REAL ESTATE 1N THIS DISTRICT. RO. HOLTZMAN, Corner 10th and F sus. wu. X TO LOAN AT LOWEST BATES ON AP. proved Kea: betete Security. fe amounts @ #ecialiy. Also, as Agents ot the Custed security jusurance Co, of Phi ia suis to wust, wo be repaid on installment plan, with or without OST—ON 14TH ST. OK AVENUE TO CAPITOI. Gold-mouuted Tixer Claw. Address LT] Bat. a yell YED FROM THE TENNIS COURT ON CONS . bet. Circle and Q st. yesterday afternoon, » Pup, iemale, five; weeks old. A reward of $10 will be paid for its return or any information that will lead to its recovery. H. B. WAGGAMAN, 1570 Coun. ave. Jel i-3e Lost ttesbaY NIGHT, ON 17TH BET. 1 st. and Pa. ave.. Silver Medai, shape of wheel, in- scription. No. 6 Galilice Fishermen, and initials N. F ou it. Suitable reward on return to 17221 st aw. a T—ON JUNE 4. PROBABLY IN B. AND P tativn, & Small Checked Satchel, containing tal Traveling Clock iu Case. Piease return to 2 F st. u.w, and receive reward. dell-2t OST—TUESDAY, 10TH, LADY'S SMALL SIL. ver Chatelaine Watch, with Gold a aud Silver _f0 2 iife meurance. Fa; ments t rum 5, 10, 15 or 2v Rw. keward if returned wo2180 Fa ave. sedtse™ | are oo al: J ,OST—ON 47H ST. SE. OR East CAPITOL ST, ay aoe ‘8 Black Wool Crotched Shoulder Cape. Keward if Ox Approved Keal Estate Security, tp Districto Feturned to Mra, HAMILL, 8 4th st.ne. Jet lz | {.ciupibiw Maia sulin donirs Vaio OsT—JUNE_9, 1890, GOLD BADGE, MARKED | se17 lid Fat. nw, HK P.C. The Auder will be rewarded by return- | So Gap aaeeee — to Star office. sen __Se10-$t Iu suis W eal, BtloweRt rates. OST—WHITE SETTER PUP, FIVE MONTHS | tetate eecuny. Fiche Fos £ Bhow ns, cit larwe “4 a spots on side, ears and head elu 1 Pennsylvaiw avenue. wi i 3 light points’ about mouth, } iad B pe tne. el0-ot™ Moxey ‘TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE Ok FIKST: close security, at lowest rates ol ALVerest , Uv delay ing and ironing. Call or address 1414 Dst.n.w. 1t* Wy 4NIED-BY A REFINED YOUNG COLORED RESPONSIBLE PARTY WILL GIVE GOOD A Somnus aud secure h te 3 ee is ity for Private Loan of G —— — — aax> | WheRe Lhe security’ as good. SUBURBAN PROPERTY, _| #9 °°" O*C"Gurex, 303 7m mm vine foes nelle = 2 M*® 70 Loan ON REAL ESTATE AT Low plain Copy 4 = =e do dufies the summer Snouthas address ‘Mice OY Hell st tely Box 24, ntar R SALE—OVER HALF AN ACRE IN MOST % ‘Star office. lt - F? part of Takoma Park; ¥-room cottage, WASH’) DANENHOW! WAN?E5 — By 4 Goon Geuway Gin, can | FWEEAYDOLTARS WILL DE PAID TO ANX ONE | good cellar: trait, shade fowers and Funning water, | S024 Buccessor toDANENMOWLK & DON. 1115 Pat, W sven, Eielish, a Situation ae Mouse Gina | ge Gettin Me an Appouitiment ity the Goverament imanediate possession to yuschesse, Brice @6.008. = —— Nurse, “Address GERMAN, Star office. JelU=st™ — ed er2-5) So Fat a DENTISTRY ED—S re on. THOMIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY, a = —> = = = == = <—— ——4 Aorta eet FOR At oti AN Hams & (Co, Communicabous, Prompt a Fe MENT (OB LEASE-EIGHT ACRES aT Dest PARSONS, DENTIST. UTH 81. COM May }ois sutetiand isce“Aypiy hunedataly, etre Nat WiEEIAMsS Manager G20 Pat tree | Jepaibivorn Herane goed wil each fd By. atgvet {.ftule Drevente duit extract Al iva of NTED = _ vs ae Deutistry. At presen years. 7 Ae ynata, With Lelerenee ie rere eet CLASS | WRIVATE DETECTIVE WORK PROMPTLY AT- 'NT_6-ROOM HOUSE, ELEVATED LOCA. — — CITY INT! JGRNCE OF FICK ana y. ‘order will tended to by an experienced man; basiness: re Apply to H. A GRISWOLD, PRINTERS. be flied with dispatch. May Di hwnd haw, | #rictly confideutial; teruss reasouable; shadows in B-6t 4 __ a Sut of town. Address Box 163, Star office my4G- HH SALE A DESIRABLE TRACT OF 30 ACKES | 1) 1. ncQUEEN,PRINTER 1108-2116 EST.NW. % MViL SERVICE EXAMINATION RSTO! HON TING DANIELS AND UK CREF K FORD “ Mr ieee haa ties | Coon a WATAE Ei, tr stan | POA RCM Panna CAL | gece tueemeia ened oetias pee Ger Sed estisnt. Westies feoreen 10'S 2p23-3m southwestcor Mihand Ksta hw. | APPLY TOJAMES SL GRMEN, 1405 ST. mySi-im | of Davee, Seous aud iy aa, with tuvepe Rese Cities and Country. BUKNHAM satioe A GOODR! LAWYER, 124 DEARBORN 8T iE wited to do i" zZ nae WANTE am iss pe Reet. facies in maby stain FINE BOOK AND JOB PRINTING ONLY. mae A -: ‘D—ROOMS. NW 28 fee Te we Pay “BiG BS; Money" for Firat cams Second-hand ‘Ad- y AXfED—Two ROOMS BY A,GENTLEMAN; | green or" call at JU OLD STAN ne Ad Aceation, Box 157, Star office. hone ad ayl NTED—FURNISHED ROOM BY YOUNG MAN in worthy of the city, where no questions BOARDING. font or eeesamtaareom Aa ate | Lot rere Wy ANTED-ONE LAKGE UNFUBN} ROOM Neto Sis ccaaeeis | ernecess Sasi ‘708. eel A Er ee 2 Ug SoethteEracaa ota et ae | B GARE IBSEN sige = FOR EVERY STATS i ated a Os arama BENS sit a Fuaw