Evening Star Newspaper, June 17, 1890, Page 2

SOCIAL MATTERS. The Morgan-Mosher Wedding—Personal Notes of Interest. Thore was beautiful wedding last evening St. Aloysius Church. Miss Minnie Morgan, bp Soni the late Dr. James E. Morgan, and James Mosher of New York city were mar. Tied, Cardinal Gibbons officiating, before the high altar of the church. The groom isa andson of Robert Brent, the first mayor of Washington, and remotely they are both de- scended from Archbishop Carroll, who was the first archbishop of Maryland. The church was brilliautly lighted at 6 o'clock when the great @rgan pealed forth in full tones the wedding tuarch from Lohengrin. The lights before the stations burned and the high altar tapers were ail igbted and eandelabra im the chancel aided the brilliancy of their light to the « The hich altar was covered with bunches of the white everlasting flower and white hiies set im the silver vases of the | altar. The cardinal appeared in hi high pontitical robes of scarlet, the red beretta and the sear! »e. ‘The groom and his best au. Mr. Robert 8. Chilton, private secretary of Vice President Morton, also entered the ehancel from the side door. ' The cardial was attended by Father McGurk and Father Cowardin of the parish and two acolytes in searlet robes. ‘The ushers, who had seated the guests. advanced up the aisle as the music pealed forth. They were Dr. J. Dudley Mor- gan, Mr. Lee Brent Mosher, Mr. Conway Kob- inson, Mr. Robert Crain of Baltimore and Mr. Daniel Carroll Digges, five in number. The ushers, as well as groom and best man, were all im evening dress with white waistcoats and | white jasmine in their coats, The bride e tered | roll | the church upon the arm of Dr. E. Morgan, her brother, who escorted her t chancel where the groom received her. She carried « white prayer book. from which the cardinal read # portion of the marriage service. The bride, who is exceptionally beautiful, both in face and figure, wore a sweeping bridal gown of white satin, trimmed with duchesse luce; the sleeves of lace. ‘Ihe bodice was low and on the shoulders were knots of white rib- bon About her throat she wore a gold chain and a diamond star pendant. The bridal veil was fastened with diamonds. The invitations to the church were limite the family is in mourning. After the ceremony the relatives of the bride and groom drove to the late resi- dence of Dr. Morgan, No. ‘05 E street. where @ family reunion was held. The family con- nection in the District of the two families is very large. The two sisters of the bride are married, and the one who is the wife of Judge Emory Speer of Georgia was unable to be pre ent. Dr.and Mrs. Kichard Hill of this cit were present, ‘Ihe bride's presents were rich and elaborate, among them of solid silver. After the collation the bride donned a traveling dress of black cloth and Mr. and Mrs. Mosher left upon their wedding tour northward. Their future home will be in New York city, where the groom hasa large connec- tion in railroad affairs. Mra. Ida Schonberger (nee Augenstein), a former resident of Washington, was married _ week in New York to Mr. I. Zucker of New fork. tour to Niagara Fails and Watkins Glen. Mrs. J. F. Manning is spending the summer with her sister, Mrs. Charles F. Goodell, at Lincoln, Neb. Mrs. Helen C. Briggs. who has been the guest of Mrs. Livingston of Franklin square for the past winter, left the city today for Saugerties, 4.Y.. where she will spend the summer, Mrs. Overman of 937 M street leaves tomor- row for Deer Park for the summer. Mrs. J. J. King is at Long Branch to be [ory at the graduation of her granddaughter, iss Lottie L. Davis, who graduates from the bigh sehool. The garden party given last eveninz by the Ladies’ Aid Society of John A. Logan Camp, Sons of Veterans, at the residence of Cap’ Bain, Georgetown, was a great success in spite of damp weather. After music aud recitations from members of the 2 large pa were cleared and daveing was indulged im. Lieut. Hulfish Among those present w: Pettit, Messrs. Tomason, Hauce, Addis. Reilly. Love Jacobson and Capt. Tomaso: Barr, MeKim, Taylor, Corbett. Bain, Howard. ess, Jacobson, Roberts, Mrs. Starkey, Hal- 21 Hanes are out for ths marriage of Mr. Percy Meredith Hughes of this city to Miss Aunie Wilson Major. The marriage is to take Place at the Metropolitan Church, on 4'g street, ou Wednesday evening, the 25th instant. Mr. Haghes is a son of Mr. Carltou Hughes, esq. He is a graduate of Johns Hopkins and of Co- lumbia Law School. and fills the chair of his- tory and political economy at the High School. ‘The bride is a niece of Join Major of Washing- ton. POWDER. That is all the Powder Companies Can Keep in Their Magazines. ‘The Commissioners this morning gave a hear- ing to Messrs. G. W. Offat and J. E. Dyer, representing the Hazard and Dupont Powder Companies respectively, who called in answer toa letter from the Commissioners to appear before them to show cause why the powder magazines of the two companies should not be removed from their present location. The magazines are situated a short distance from the receiving reservoir and at present the two accommodate about 16,000 pounds, The Com- missioners recently received a petition from the residents in the locality that the location of the powder houses greatly depreciated the value of property in the vicinity and wasa menace to the security of the neighboring residents. Mr. J. H. Gordon appeared in be- half of the powder men and said the two com- panies were willing to reduce their stock to & tom apiece if permitted to remain. Do ested that the residue be hi: Asetoffonthe 4th of Ju sof settling the railroad ques- by blowing the depot away. In consider- ation of their promise to reduce at once the amount of powder on hand to 2,00 pounds apiece the Commissioners decided to let them remain for the presen ———— Be Sve not tosend in your articles in Tre Srar’s advertising contest later than Friday June 20th. -_-— Mr. Blaine on Free Sugar. Daniel A Cony, ex-mayor of Angust: bas received a letter the subject of free from Secretary sugar in which he “You are in error in supposing that I am op- Poved tosngar being admitted free of duty. My objection is not to free sugar, but the pro- says: posed method of making it free. If, in the pending tariff bill, sugar is placed upon the listwe give to certain countries a free market for $15,000.00 of their products, while they are not asked to open their markets to the free admission of a single dollar of American products. We ought to have in exchange for free sugar from certain countries a free market for breadstuffs and provisions, besides various fabrics from ali parts of our country. In short, we ought tu secure im return for free sugar a Market for $60.000,000 or #70,000,000 worth of our own products. It will not require reci- Procity treaties to secure this great boon. The tariff bill can contain all the necessary con- ditions. The legisiative power is able to secure the desired end. Within the last twenty years We have given the countries south of us free admission for nearly 260,000,000 worth of their products without receiving a penny'sadvantage Imexchange If sugar be now made uncon- ditionally free we shail have given tothe Latin- American countries free adwission for #150,- 000.000 of their products, It is time, I think, to look out for some reciprocal advantages, We area very rich nation, but not rich enough to trade on this unequal basis.” Relative Railroad Rates. The interstate umerce commission has announced its decision of the case of the Man- ufacturers and Jobbers’ Union of Mankato, Minn., against the Minneapolis and St. Louis Railway Company and other railroad com- Punies in favor of the complainant. The opin- jon was written by Commissioner Schoon- maker. ‘The Mankato dealers complained that fates from Cifeago to Mankato should be Bo higher than to Waterville, Minneapolis and points to which hke rates were atlowed. The points decided are that charges should be re tively reasonable as well as reasonable in them- selves. and 4 locality not widely dissimilar in situation to other localities where lower rates are given i tled ty rates that bear a just Felation to the lower charges made. When a carrier charges low rates from some localities by reason of competitive conditions or for pur- poses of itfown, it accepts the legal obliga- tion to give umpartial service to other = at other localities that sus- iu stmmilar relations to the traffic. The com- missiou rules that a somewhat higher charge to Mankato than to the places above named is uot aulawfal, but thatadifference of 20 per cent is excessive, and that 4 difference of 10 percent ou the several classes should not be exceeded. Aut Wao Paorose handing in articles in Taz Sran’s advertising contest will please observe that no articies will be received jater than Pri- day, June 20th. peing several scts | ‘The bride and groom left for a wedding | "3 | down. jout # Country, Theodore Wilson. SHOOTING STARS. “Our Mary” is only plain Mra. Navarro now. It's a warm day when the ice gots left, | Chief of Bureau: “Is the man you want the place for a person of much weight in the com- munity?” Congressman: “Much wait? Well, I should say he was. He has been waiting ever since Mareh 4th, 1889,” . Old Lady—with temperance ideas: “No, I 1 you I'll not go down the- river on the | Charles Macalester, so there.” Young Lady: “But grandma, why won't you? | She is one of the finest boats ever seen on the Potomae river.” Old Lady: “Maybe she is, but the advertise- ment says she isa saloon steamer, and I just won't ride on that kind of a boat and help the | cause of intemperance by my example, and | that ends it, I'd rather walk.” ‘This is the season when the small boy is “in the swim,” Matches that are made in heaven are parlor matches which don’t have any sulphur on them. Red is a ‘*fast” color. Eight handred millers will hold a convention soon in Minneapolis and more floury speeches will be heard than ever before in that section. ‘The price of ice seems to have got stuck on the mercury in the therurometer. All the world’s @ stage yet, possibly, but it will be an electric car before many years. Customer: ‘What are you ice men piling the price on so for now? Don't you believe there is a hereafte: Ice Dealer—coolly: “Certainly I do, but there won't be any ice there. pln ssa lees THE ICE SITUATIO! Two Sides of the Question—An Expla- nation From an Ice Company. “It is all nonsense to say that the price of ice has doubled,” said a representative of the American Ice Company to a Stan reporter this morning. “Compare the prices of 1889 with those of the present date and see for your- self. Last year we sold seven pounds of ice for Scents. Now seven pounds cost the consumer Tcents, You could get 20 pounds for 15 cents a year ago. This day you pay 20 cents for the same quantity, Fifty cents a hundred was the ure last year. Now :t is 70 cents. Do you know what ice costs here? In Maine it is $6 a ton; freight is $1.50 and then you must add 25 cents a ton for handling from the vessel tu the ware house. ‘That brings up the cost to $7.75. Is that all? No! One-third of the cargo is waste by the time we get it into the wagons for delivery. Add $2.58; that brings us up to $10.33 per ton. We are selling it around to the houses at $14 4 ton. “Some people are talking about that slump in the price of ice that took place a few days ago. I want to explain that to you. in ordinary winters there is wn ice harvest on the Hudson river between Albany and New York of about 3,000,000 tons, Last winter they didn't get a pound. New York, Brook- lyn, Jersey City and a few of the surrounding settlements consume from 12.000 to 15,000 tons daily, That takes fifteen 1000- u vessels every day to supply the demand. Each vessel uses up about twenty days doing a round trip; that means from 200 vo 300. sailing vessels right out of the ice fleet that were not in that service last year because the ice harvested on the Hudsou was towed right Recently a good deat of ice has been shipped on to the New York market by parties not in the ice business. I presume the com- bination among the ice dealers took advantage of that fact, stood off and didn't buy the ice until they got it at their own prices. That accounts for the low figures quoted on ice in New York recently. Some of those non-pro- fessionals who shipped on the market didn’t realize enough to pay freigint. “It has been stated that there is a combina- tion here on the ice business. I want to sa most emphatically that the American Company is not in a combination, nor will it be. We stand alone.” AN ICE CONSUMER'S SAY, “What are we going to do about the extor- tionate rise in the price of ice?” said a well- known citizen toa Stan reporter this after- noon. “If there was any real reason why the price should go up no reasonable being would complain, but it seems to me somebody ought to kick at being practically compelled to add to the wealth of meu and corporations already over rich. The ice supply in Maine last winter was nearly 2,000,000 tons more than it was during the previous ice-cutting season, the = com- janies in the cutting and storing business Enew that but little ice was being made south of New York, so they kept on cutting until there was nothing more to cut. Never in all the history of Maine was there sucha supply, and yet the local company with which 1 have been dealing has notified me that the price has advanced very considerably. Now, [im ouly a poor man and a smali consumer, but I probably represent the views of the great majority of those who reside here when I say that when I have to pay 15 cents for the fifteen pounds of ice we use daily at my home powam ~ paying much more than I ought to. Of my own knowledge I know that the ice, with all its attendant expenses, can be laid down in the ware houses on our wharves for less than $10 a ton; this to more than cover all waste. I buy it at the rate of 22.40 a ton. and the kind of a ton I get never weighs more than the table of weights and measures says it should. This morning a man connected with the company Ihave been buying from called at my house and said, in effect, that I would be doing the company a favor if | would buy my ice from some one else; that his com- pany could do better by selling it in the warehouses in Maine. I men- tion this because early in the season this ne man and others connected with the same concern pestered me so that I agreed to deal with them instead of with one of the other companies from which I have been buying for some years past. Why don’t they cease doing business here and move right up to Maine? Why did they worry me for my trade if they don’t want it? ¥ eyes will be wide open next spring when the ice dealers are out canvassing.” THE EMERSON INSTITUTE, The Program of the Annual Commence- ment This Evening. ‘The thirty-eighth annual commencement of the Emerson Institute takes place this even- ing at the Universalist Church. The program, which will be varied with music by the Marine Band, is as follows: 1, Saiutatory, Godwin Ord- way. 2 The Biack Horse and His Rider, Tor- rance Parker. 3. Jennie MeNeil’s Ride, Roy Burues. 4. The Secoud Trial, William Gwynne. 5, The Tramp, Harry Burdette. 6 The Fire, Morris Lammond. 7. Vindication of the Sword. Charles Sensner. 8 The Man With- 9. Dime Novels, Godwin Ordway. 10. The Legend of St. George and the Dragon, W. Webb. 11. A ermon, Arthur Gorman. 12. To the Tsar, Clarence Wilson. Dialogue, the General Court; characters: Tobias Turuiptop, Torrance Parker; WANTED--IHELP. Wastepiren Echo Arcade, GOOD CARPENTERS ON GLEN Apa at once Koom 7, Sun Baud. pin. te &. RAUTZLEY. THH AWOUT ONE Year the drug business. Apply boxe | ___ FOR RENT—ROOMS. RENT—ALL OR PART OF A FURNISHED COUNTRY _REAL ESTATE. RENT—AT BYATTSVILLE, AN EXCEL- Figbt-room House. new. cemtrally will be vaceut July 1. Also. Seven- two_ acres of land. at Carlin wiles from Washington. & FORD, 017 Fst nw FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOU ANTED—HOUSE OF SIXTEEN TO. QiWENTY, ments; Bear irtment Offices Sel rate LADY, TRE CARE pWO FINE MAKES, SIX AND NINE Years old, Can be seen at 113 8st nce Je QOK SALE IN NORTHWEST, STOCK AN: tures af @ Prosper ome Pro Address M.T.T., Star offic ‘areas Bor! 68. Wor s House: wilt fart expected; references ontiee. to responsible party. 0 FURNISHED ROO: floor; north and southern Apply 1909 T st. aw, Foom Dweliing, with ou W, ision and Grocery ing ‘Trade G months or i year, Apply THOS. LAND, cor, 18th and Mets now Ws TED-AN ACTIVE YOUTH, ABOU <0 years of mace: must have references, Drug Store, L014 Fat. WaAstep ona. of Four Adults, ABOY Wito HAS sro OS ERTZS: jel 7-3t ni OF A FAMILY WANTED, WOMEN cc s10 To 8 oN iron, Farin and Dairy, Rit nit fe clty, and re sorta” DICK'S AGENCY, O14 7th'st, uw. WARPED WEMEN Cooks, $10 To 8 Der Maids, Norses and Laundresses, in city oF is; Colored ay: Waiters, Drivers or Farm Hi Cooks SAME A, COOMBM, U26 F si WANTED GHEAD AND 2D cooks, WAITERS General Houseworkera,&e. ; Women! W. white and colored women: this city, Philad suburbs; familics and hotels. BURNHAM 2. ANTED—A GOOD HELPER AND Shier; about nine L FRANK MORKO! heaton P.U., Md. HORS! les from Washington. Ap ch st. road, oe pa V to TO DRIVE A BAKER'S WAGON. irginiaave.s.e, Sth” ANTED—WHITE CATERER FOR CENTKAU Dining Room, seating ove xXty : rent reasonable; taken in board. Address Box 1 Jel 7-30 ANTED—A YOUNG LADY AS BOOK KEEP! in a Grocery and Provision Store; must have ental of the business; one living in aug ust Wash- preferred. Address box 38, Star office, he ANTE ) SALES FOR D— EXPERIENCE! LADIES FOR HE PALAIS KOY AL, a NEAT COLORED GIRL ki ui Generali House Work tor Small reference required, 2133 3d st. uw. * PERIENCED GIRL FOR GENERAL FANTED—AT ONC to bo © Private Fans Mrs. ‘Turniptop. Harry Burdette: Deas cou Smalitrader, Deney Verdi; Dobbs, Clarence’ Wilson: Hornblower, W. Webb; Solomon, God- win Ordway; Speaker, Louis Aspinwall; Clerk, W. Gwynne; members, &e. 13. Valedictory, Louis Aspinwall. The medals and prizes for speaking will be awarded at the close of the exercises by a commuttee composed of Senator Dolph, Mr. Long and Mr. H. E. Davis, The graauates are Godwin Ordway, who goes to Lehigh University; Louis Aspinwall, who goes to Steven's Institute; Thomas Kiggs, who goes to Princeton, and Morris Lammond, who goes into business, The first honors, as will be seen by the program, are awarded to Messrs, Ord- way and Aspinwall. eT Approving the Commissioners’ Stand. ‘The Methodist Episcopal preachers at their meeting yesterday adopted resolutions com- mending the action of the Distcict Commis- sioners in stopping Sunday base ball games, and also adopted a resolution urging the - sage of a Sunday law that shall forbid all — = Sunday by public sports or games of any kin Putting Caps om Railroad Tracks. Fred Duffy and Hugh Ourand amused them- selves last evening by putting paper caps on the tracks of the electric road on New York avenue. They were arrested and released on $2 collateral. The was forfeited in the Police Court today. Ww Housework, none but a thorouchly experienced ct apply; briuz references. Apply, atter & 736 Sth st. u.w. av )LORED WOMAN TO COOK, su and Trou, Apply 4. Bhode Island ave. 1t MMEDIATELY — ‘Twenty Young Ladies to Address Circula: dress Box 94, star office. Hel Warry* WHITE WOMAN FOR GENERAL House Work; two in family; must be first- Apply atl > 17th st. nw, WANTED 5 A SMART YOUTH; ONE WILLING to make biuseit useful iu otlice, &c. Address Box 110, dtar offic it? \ V yy ANLED—A YOUNG MAN TO WORK IN A FUR niture Store; ove having some knowledge of car- pet laying. Apply ¥. J. NEE sw, cor. 11th and x ots. Dew, : WASTED —A GOOD GIRL IN AS. War Geneed Housanrk: wdoraee, 20th st. ne, ANTED—A WHITE BOY ABOUT 15 YEARS old; must be willing aud obliging. Cull at 80734 Ww. at ANT RELIABLE GEN TL Merchant or Department ©] manent Position During smn ik Apply 104m, Offices 424 oth'st. n. VANTED—A COLOKED BOY, ABOUT een Years Old, Who Cun Kead’ and Write, to Make self Usertl Arouud a Store aud Stable, "Apply at 4 Pennsylvania a 3 it WASTED-AT THE CITY hee every day, Working Women, Men, Girls; no walting for work “applications tor ru ment positions prepared. May Building,7th and En. w. Jel6-6t* Wile oe Bemater paid. Address PENSIO: ce Waste ENT WHITE GIL TO DO mily of two persons; ‘Waves and a good Lome; references reguired. ( \ Ww P V er, walary ® ETENT PENSION CLERK, be 116C st se. Jel6-3t" WATER YOUNG WHITE MAN TO DRIVE ilk Waon and imake himself useful on a truck ro ust by a go Apply i91o 7th st WANTED A WHITE Child and Assiat in TL ing: reference required; ood home to the Tight one, Apply 2 Sth stu Jes App diuiiker aud well Feoomanenced. ™. e1G-3e WASTED IBY THE 1st OF JULY, A GOOD German Girl for General Housework by ‘T. L. SCHMIDT, 1316 Est. ny 6-30" OF GOOD WwW D—AN ACTIVE YOUTH Character and Address in Store 504 9th st; one pho as somo knowledge of statiouery and paper pre- e bbe yA A WHITE MAN with best refe s companion ty an invalid out of town: easy place: sinall Wages Address tor two days, EHLW., The Langham. Jel4-3t* WANZED | BOOK KEEPER WHO Is Comy ont, address in own handwriting, etatiny rofer- ence und ‘salary wanted. Address BUOK KE Star office. UCATION, AGE; EIGHT ROOMS. GRASS minutes’ walk from depot. one = bracing “ir: pure {iatue daily each way. references exchane GAVE OmEAT— Di Fates for summer mouths. 1433 1 st Call, after 6 p.m., at 161 7 2K SALE—PONY CART (MO HORSE MOTION, pony sound, ruta, ish: Plate outfit for Lady ;> “Apply COOK'S Stable, coruer Sth and Ise, uses from $3.000 to ¥ luce your in yur property RNISHED ROOMS was and bath ; new, ‘TWO NICEUN Harness, Whip 14 second floor; beat, hems, Whip K SALE-15 ACRES WEST OF ROCK CREEK ing proposed Nations! Park, at 600 ‘at once : located west of and near P. SHOEMAKER, 920 F at. u, E iB thand C ang K si ts. nw., brick; A ti house of the above desert & BUTLER, Guo F eee TED—QUICK HOUSE ‘unpts from $15 to $40. We are unable ply the demmud for #iis clase house }eT4-3t HORSTRAMP & JESTRA, 639 F at. now. ANTED-L HAVE P in every section of the city. Call or send description. AT G34 L ST N.W., FURNISHED Scammer rates, Call uny day after 5 p.m. er KR KENT —:) HANDSOME ROOMS FOR HOUSE. Aeoping, #20, also 3 elegant ooms, as patior and da bath: also kitchen, tor reat; inet Piated Ware, Cathe F St. China Store, } ‘OR FIRST-CLARS ween Brightwood improved by New Dwelling with all fruits of all kinds SHOEMAKER, 920 Fst. now. R SALE—A BE, hade trees, barn young orchard: two departinents: pr: vy 7. JAMES &. CLEMENTS, 1 BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS Ft M, a SALE—ON acco OF oy f pUSID ERS 4 y on hand, big bantain RCHASERS FOR Hc NISHED ROOM, #7; Kitchen and Dining Koom partly’ fur- Weret, cheap; other Rooms partly Rentinue putrosen AUTIFUL 7-ROOM COTTAGE; sIC# TOP BUGGY AN Agdress C.K K, Star c LANSTON TAPE MAN AND WIFE, WITHOL Parlors, Dining Koom and Kitchen, tely furnished for housekeepink rd front and rear: easobuble for the summer or longer. Address REASONABLE, Star office, OR RENT TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND bath, suitable for light housekeening, for man and vivate faully; 88 peremonuth, 12 @ st. nw. TED MISCELLANEOUS ANTED--A YOUNG LADY WOULD LIK) of Piano for cceasional practice in privat RANK HO PRLOUZE, rr. cellar aud bath (New location.) sure; rent very payments; 15 m ANTED-—-@1,000 FOR ONE YEAR; WILL PAY Prlandeome 16 -acre Address GOOD SeoUKITS, 1d subdivide & xood chance for speculatio be wold. ANTED—A GENTLEMAN WITH FR: Obtain Good Securit Pay ing Pomition by widreseing Box 95, Star o! D-10 PEK CEN WILL BE Pal 000; ample, food security. SHED KOOMS, EN SUITE OR excellent tabl+ board if desin tT WU OK THREE. nfornished Booms, secoud hoot; eit year old a Wrou Mand rade Daytomy Kobes, @e.; all for $175. ALLEN. 1417 A WHITE ENGLISH BULL Tres House, in Beatty & Hawkius close to che TENLEA FLOWN EE Mas two fronts on wide avenue and cau be subdivided i loss tor streets. reat barca n. idition to Georgetown, F Address Box ¥ tne. JelG-2t* LARGE COOL ROOMS; ; lange closets; convenient uke; Teferences;, ANTED-HORSES TO PASTURE Gr-zing Farm of 100 acres, $4 per month; careful attention rata Mud’. Horse Shoe. or J. W. RIDGWAY, Ballsto: property is offered for a tew days Apply to E. B. COTIRELL, 1418 N, E_THREE ACRES AT BRANCHVII re and Obio railroad, with an eight-root id cUtbuiidings, mear depot; plenty QOR SALE HAVE use for omly tw. THESE GOOD HORSES AN will sell any one of thy TON MAKKYT, 1719 Pennsylvania ay: southeru ex FURNISHED ROOMS: andria coumy, Va osets; near Ar- de THAT WOULD LIKE TO Made Cheap ¢ T would like to have your attention. J1 ANIED-LiPEKARY ington Hotel, 15:64 1 st, now. th) acres, 1 mile from Springfield stat eibe-room dweiling and outbuildings; flue grove and pleuty of trmt large, shady yard: ASix-room Ho tion with an 11-room house; 000: eany terns, we st Hyattsville wit! 82,700 Same wit Otier ‘desirable 81,500 to $10,000, Also a Handsome Pxtensic OVer Wheels, used but two months. 5 +4 work confident: $5.00 7 . Tesidences iti H}atteville from tabla in Fear of cones A4-rovin Dwelling et Laurel with lot 50: DUCKETT & connecting rv with youns couple; references, Fi ‘t-717 10TH Sv. N.W.. HANDSOMELY Front Rooms, in hew corner hou atsumuner prices; with or without HED—TRRE ful Communicating Rooms. At i ‘ wus, One south trout, ¥. ANTED — PARLOR sud substantial 1 uaranteed, C. jade over; work done in » neat lip Covers cut and inade; fit MER’S, Gth st. aud Mans, ave Usk OF A HORS wer for About 1 Board. Address or call at O21 F stu.w., HENRY N. KOLMERY, y ANTED-AN INVALID’ ood condition, U., Star office. JANIED—FOR 118 KEEPING DURING THE summer, a Gentle Horse with Dayton or One- to be used tor light driving. Address alle Chureh, Va. H. BAUM PAY! tore Fixtur Storaye ov reasonable DURING THE ACKES, 4 MIL. hree Hours Duily for Its Station and some distance fev proved by a handsome Ten-roos iidinws. fine. shady yard and fruit. a ' ‘v0. DUCKETT & FORD, 6. OK SALE—A RARE CHANCE TO BUY half rile on the road passiug jes from Washington, OF WIDOW LaDE 4 having disposed ot ber who is going abroad, a: ree Separately Will sell at a aacriher, Dwelling aud Out- JOR RENT—TWO ROOMS, FURNISHED AS PAR. lor Bed Kooms:one on second tloor facing south, and one on third fluor fuciuz north. ROLLING CHA Ureast Strap and shove are as good as wow wid Mier. will sell weparmtely Elizabeth's Asylum, 6 1: Just right to divide into #1 ‘can be bought for $2 AL Room 6, Keliogy Building, JR SALE-FOUK ACRES OF LAN few hundred yards trom the new Penna, bridge; only 84,000. HUTCHINS, BULKIL, JAMES, at private wtal lor Bed Room wii : : BLACK MoMnis TWO SULTLS FURNISHED KOOMS 1 tloor: also sameoun third floor with bath. ble for housekeeping ; price, & PH HIGHEST CANE Feather Beds, ouly 7 years old for lady or children, to T. 0. ANDE tiorm Aprings, and a pole): both im part Private Stable, 1004 2 COMBINED SADDLE AND Driving Horse, Kentucky t Rooms with or wit jent to three lines of cary, P ally, on ample real esta: Aduress Box 154, Star oltice. ED—A POSITIVE FAs ‘ou # Clear Havana Cigar in ‘Key West seconds: straight: $4.40 per hund: SICKLES' OLD STAND, 1011 Pa. VERY DESIRABLE FARMS: ‘on the Potomac river, suitable for country resi- dences ; very cheap. MUTCHINS, BULKLEY & Co., BO Commission, QOR KENT—T HAV 2 on tire floor hall, Closets, Ke. for $18 per month; on second) wit trots fast in barnes: sate for ladies’ use , gant Side-bar Top Bucwy, and an excellent, casio made ‘Wil, well separate wt a rare ba : that #1 box of SAT PUBLIC AUCT ne 1Sth day of June, acres, ‘large shade trees, ex saw and wrist mul ve from Washington me purposes or gardening, poultry ruisiny or dairy Ing, or for cou.itry re Pn city and wishing to live will be sold with: e sale for $1,500; ro years. For rurther ii JAMES E. CLE ED—HIGHESY ¢ niture, Carpets, Stoves, Large and Merchandise, Store 2 WINSTON, 937 7th st, wow: HORSES FOR Grazing Farw, on Bennings road near Finest pasture lands in the ‘Terms $5 per mo, SH VALUE PALD FOR JOR RENT—THREE UNFU yee mouth, Apply to 1 1006 1th et. now, TY HORSE POWRK HED ROOMS, ‘cor dfluer; Tent 1oF 0 New Jersey ave, 1. w, or address A. De short distance in at reserve, OF will sell at cash, balance in one 20K. YTH AND MASS, AVE. LARGE, y Furnished Koos with Board; pleasant eine: pew: our own tak uthern and eastern exposure; rei howting building a end Sd stow Vath and G sts. nw, HORSES TO KEEP. Horses Winter and Summer a Spéciui Vox Price's Livery Stables, 311 6 «t. n,w. ; farin 7th st. O. HB. CLARK, Sligo, Md. I es exchunxed, N.GKAY & CO., Maine SALE—MEDIUM sIZE SAFE tvom 35, Le Droit Building, CHICKERING vd condition; remarkably cheap. Addr: ‘T ROOMS ON THIRD floor, mm nearly new house; in 1409 10th st, ladies preferred ; uo children. “A NICE Fal rom Burke's Stati 4a House and Stab: EARLY NEW, an tm. irom city, in Fairtax county senches, pears, apples, 3 will trade for or 10th aud H sts, TO KNOW THAT Jac ietsburg Agent, located at 721 H at. n.e., 13 Kept "busy Collings aud side Wall ANTED—LADIES TRY “OKANGE BLOSSOM, cure for fernale disensc Kets to sell Dr. McGail’ my eneral Agent, 4202 sh uw, 2K SALE—BAK FIXTURES, 1Ck BOX AND POOL 16 7th st. now THREE kOOMS, UNFUL. elegant water suitable for light hou children, Apply to 1919 eeping, to partie SUMLE OR SINGLE. OR SaLE— The following Suburban Places from 1 to 3 miles city, suitable and convenient for subdivision us desiring to work im_tu JOK RENT —THREE APARTMENTS OF TWO AND three rooms en suite furnished , at si cor, 13th ind Towa eircle. FOR RENT—FLATS. orehuu” will be sublet forthe rate Apply toGAMMA ZELA, HAT C. D. COLLIN! wood case, carved leg 19 18th stu. or for homes for pe and hve a sho nuuer rates THE .W Builder aud Carpenter, ity of Kemodeling 21 ing Boxes inade to order at short HORSES FO PASTUI Veale’s Stock Farui at 85 per ture, running water aud plenty of Apwly to General M ¥, Oth st. and Loutsian ‘Telephone call, 7 SALE- HANDSOME wer barkain price— Carlin Springs at $185.3 S3 acres at Kossiyn at acres at Balston ; lots ‘on Rossly’ uts per foot: 40 acres at $100. Sacres at $100 200; 3 acres 46 we UK SALE—ELBGAD ctaves; ae good as 1 35 weres at 8100; hew house aud barn, Arlington estate for #: cats per foot; all on easy I40, severm: Cou ‘ars on the Poto— Call oF send for Y inteed ; trausiations. OK SALE—GOOD utute, established 15 Ftrom $4 to $1U per acre, Persons will be taken to sce SAMES E CLEME ELLIS & CO free of charge. ANTED—ALL IN NEED OF HAVING THEIR vered, Lined and Ke- 14 Pa uve. aud 411 wellas Bud Parasols Lto upply to B.B, CHASE, TTER OF COLLIE PUPPIES atid Gaypote UN 5 age. Apply to WES vennsylvunia ave. combining (Wo gr ARM NEAR BLADENSE! : fruit, good weil wate and beautiful situation good outbuildings JOUN STRPHE. A BEAUTIFUL HOME A’ ; fine pasturace noveting Works; Mude Over; Furniture steamed F. YOUNGS, 1402 Va ave. QOK SALE—BLANK WALL Pal j Soetlent location 3 New York ave. ANTED—COOKS, WAITERS, MAIDS, NURSES, Yorters and Otuer Help to Join District Employ: mwayy there, city oF aw F. BOWIE. 1747 Penusylvania del4-3t VANTED-A MAID TO LOOK AFTER CHIL dren and accompany to seu shore; best of reter- equired, Cail at 916 Muss. ave, between 3 aud bX \ ment Association; work Cali on agent, J. LW. A) Woon ieee teen cee ing to in crease their income from #210» per day; must write a fair baud. s stauip for particulars C.F Woopr. 20. 2831 North 4th st, Vidadelphia, Pa, _jeld-at? I: WANTED-1WO RELIABLE BOYS, 17 yours of age, to leur the drug business; required, Apply 1228 F at. nw. WANTED — LADY AGEN! tunes; new ruvb: to ladies; proof free. LI Chicago, Hi, V ANTED — DUNDORE'S MPLOYMENT Lu- Teau, conducted by Indiew—Men and Women, white and cvlored, for al! kinus of comet labor, city ber tes With references, memuved to 4UY Lat. uw. jeld-6e WASTED ACHIVE, ENERGETIC MEN “TO Kent the Edison Phonograph, the woudertul talking machine, and exb,bitat season: plenty of mony to. be PHONOGKAPH COMPAN NTED—SITUATIONS. ANTED-BY A COLORED MAN WITH GC mendation, 8 Hack Driver Sook; would take + Ist and Bor dispensable 7 Lakende, Capitol. V J ANTED-SITUATION BY A SUPHIUOR GER man Baker, Address 5. BUCH LISER, 510 u th BW, a ANTED—GO TO DIC Y¥ FOR YOUR Cooks, Lauudress, Maids, Waitress, Nurses, But- Jers, Coachinen, Waiters, Kitchen Melp for this city or road: all have references. G1s 7th at. uw. Jels-4t WANED TAT HEADQUARTERS — POSITION tor Covks, Chamber Muld, Waitress, Laundresses and Nurses, Seamstress, Men Waiters, Cooks, Coach- man. Butlers, BAM'L A. COOMBS, 920 F st. nw, del7-aet - D MACHINIST AND comneer, a Ps eim Hotel, iness House; good geueral mechanic ; all kinds of tools; have my own tov! Star office, TED-BY A itl Girl, a Situation a el. Please call at 16: ferences. V and Waitress, 1th st. nw. ABLE COLORED turse or Lady" Maid, to 0 Vermont ave, First-class m3 WHITE Wo- Place st the Seashore as Chamber Maid Huquire at prevent employer's, je Ry and writes ou of any kind’ » gardener. apply FRANK HORUACH, Pa. see WASTED BY RESPECTABLE COLORED GIRL, Place with Sinall Private Family to Do Chat borwork or General Housework; would seave city with Apply at Pst. nw. iv Wastep bY YOUNG MAN FROM THE co) try, three years’ experience, Place as Clerk mn Is or Grocery Store; good teferences. Call or 708 K et. new. del7 WASTED 8 NORWEGIAN | GIRL, SPEAKING Envlish, Wishes at Once a Situation as Chamber ‘Muid and Waitress, in city or couutry. Apply at pres- eat employer's, 926 Farragut square, at WANIED — EMPLOYERS — VOR FIRST-CLASS Servants, with reference in every case, send to © INTELLIGENCE OFFICE and your order will be filled with dispatch, May Building, 7th aud E nw. fe15-60" WANTED BY A GENTLEMAN THIRTY-FIVE years oid, a Position; can furnish a horse and bug#y if required. Address H.B., Star office. jel 6-3u* ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN WHO JAS HAD experience, Position as stenoxrapher; refer- euces furnished. Address B.B.B, Star office. Je1G-3U WANZEDTA SITUATION To DO HOUSEWORK and Sewing ins Private family by Kespectabl White Woman; «ood references. Box 13 Star office. 3016-24 W A220, SITUATIONS FOR MAID, WAITERS, Nurses, Drivers, Housekeepers, Hostlers, Pastry Cooks, Farm, Dury "and Kiteben Hands, Stewards, &c. cities, country and summer resorts. BUR Mais, 1100 G st-n.w. $e14-6t* ANTED-BY A YOUNG WHITE MAN, AGED Gia Situation ae Butler in Private Faihily : no objection to travel: go@d reference, Address Kt WRIGHT, care ot Peter Iza, L110 Vi ave. Jed? Wanteps YOUNG LADY WITH SEVERAL Years’ experience wishes to obtain a Position as Companion, Governess or Assistant ina large board- ing Bouse oF hotel, or will do Copyiug; writes rapidl & desirable busiicss band: references exchaly Pioase addrees A.B.C., Box 104, Bedford City, Va x7 Wasze. ~ BY AN OLD EXPERIENCED “Mammy” Nurse of Virginia, a Situat Nurse in a Arvt-claus family “best of relereaceeatvens Apply at L024 Loth st. nw, deld-st* WANTED—ROOMS. WwW TED BY A YOUNG MAN AND 1 wire Ux. by she £2d. ‘Address Kc WF star oftice, solo ————————_—_—_ 1% 13 18th at ww. ‘bh, THAT DESIRABLE STORE suitable for Drug or M. M. PAKKER, 1418 Fst. jol6-6t 7TH BL. NW Tth st. u.w.; store and uth; terms’ reasonable, 24 Gth'st. now, eraburg, Md.; about 1 with ceilar, st: excellent water at di 2d und H sts. Grocery; $21. OR KENT —1 Ines Gilure: also ISH. FEEL OVER A _ SUBURBAN PROPERTY. _ ties of fruit; three with widewalk the enure uce. Frice very moderate if sold immediately. Apply to C. F_ HOGAN, Gaithersburs, Md. jel? WK SALE—AT BRANCHVILLE, ON THE BAND ©., 9 mniles from city, Stol limes per wours wen for 4 days only L. WALA EIS DMVersity HEIGHTS, ADDITION TO BROOKLAND, NEAR THE TERMINUS OF ELECTRIC CARS. So close to city will soon be within limits, 1 Inquire of B. W. DU! UPRIGHT BICY- € grder; kood a lunch room Or grocery; DUGAN & BUTLEK, 609 ¥ NT-LMAVE 45x61 FEEL OF GROUND oot alley t.w., well located for business. to suit forademrable tenant ou the most Cau leage iu connection with front A. M. PROCTOR, 16th and’ n.w, TWO UPPEK FLOOKS, WITH neparate cutrance, 911 Pa. ave. between Oth and, 0th sts Apply to LOUVRE GLOVE Cou, ted in a «rove of oaks Ea New Huases: mus and three 9 5 . ELLIS, Laurel, Md. jel a gant hh-class Upnght Piano, very richly Mata Beautifully situated, high and healthy. 3 the very best improvem reasonable terms, property ou O st. if desired, QOREST GLEN, Commanding fine view. Street grade already estab- lished by District engineers, BRICK SIDEWALKS. GRAVELED STREETS, Shade and ornamental trees. 3. Terms to suit ‘This ground 1s loc ders on the 7th st. pike. Four subdivisions center here, and all of them are being rapidly improved. Many houses now in course of erection. being made connecting Linden, one-half mile distant, with Forest Glen. Within one“half mle of the Station already 40 houses, including 2 hotels, oue of ‘Ihese lots for the present are id the ground sells per acre for 5 times as much’ as where lota are being sold in an Glen lies adjacent to Kock onsequence be benefited by It has a benutitul station, good store, lent sauitariuw, and _ FOR RENT—OFFICES. _ T—DFSK ROOM—OFFICE IN| NEW. Call at 917 10th st. KCO., Keal Estate, « Finest water. Excellent drainage, Peck Upright, $15. Aud eietoon “Upriziits Call for plats, terms, &c., on REDFORD W. WALKER, Holmer Piauos, uw. EW. JOYCE Jeld-3ee E—ABOUT JULY 1 WE WILL NAVE 6 or § Elegaut Stef! Which we will well at reauced prics PREIFFEK & CUNLIFE, inferior location. FLETCHER BUILD! OFFICE KUOMS F FIRST FLOOK— Ay Front Kooms 410th et. now TARY PUBLIG, e trontage, TUL-st. road ; i; hot and cold water; wind mull, Living tenements; suade; fruit; op- lectric road skirts turm perfect tor subd 0 per acre, easy teruis, school, churches and an exe. bids fair to become. in the vi it and most desirable snburl National Capital. Springs; tarimer's hows ew and elewant M 50 desirable Busdinyg Lo ND kLOUI~ Front Koums; connecting, eight miles trom his ‘beautiful suburb has Just been public, after a la AGE ON OAK AV. S, BOTH NEW d for circular oF expetiditure of JOK SALE—“OTTO” GAS ENGIN: lewalks. Several nid second haw D. BALLAUE, Aw Pow sae— PIANOS AND ORGANS, Slightly used. standard makes 3: 3 part OF the city, Desir- » Patents, Law. pie. Repairs, such as Will be made ay Tooms sre With wishes of tenants. JOUN B. WIGHT, Agent. 140m G st tow, __FOR RENT--STABLES._ JOR RENT-STABLE IN THE VIC Thomas and Seott Circles; all mit; 820; will lease at $18. Also, Front Office Koo _ CAMPBELL, MASON & CHANSTON. able Offices for Real Lista ius open for paperin, painting, & IWNER, ILO stom once. The loc Koud, Takoma Park, Lin uutural woo two celiurs; large pantr ce; one Sqtture trom station feet growid: ‘beautitul lunge shade trees uprings in the couutry; cheap, Address TAKUM perfect. ‘The tract has a large front avenue extended and s# but a short and pleas: Anew station will be erected at once on Brightwood Duilt ior owner's large rooms; larke att from the city. by the raiuroad company, apd plans have already been pared for the same.’ 1he lots are large and the slow. Great inducements will be offe ‘OU WANT Gx rriages, Buggies, Phe ud-made Day tous Durreys and Hi GREGORY'S, cor. Gth aud New Yor prices iu town f amine this property and then you can form your own ut rexurd to the terms of any ad EIGHLON, Proprietor, 41 a suitable forstore and residence, the quality of work. Price $4,000. ‘OW IS THE 2IME D days wale of a lot of Butled aud. juwies. Daytous, Sutr Bunions Wagone, ily Carringsa, Whips, Nets, Shectay, $5 her mouth, | Conclusions wit JOR SALE— A FAKM OF FORTY ACRES, MORE OR HALF MILE trom railroad station, Fall five miles from Georgetown, D.C. moderu dweliing of hand Curries, na, Buckbosrds, Gr 3 Bare, Extevsion To Une or 1 wo-horwe Buss, Kove, alters, Saddies aud Bridies, at prices ‘that cauuvt be beat tor cash, or ou exsy terms, GEYELWS. 406 Pa. ave. {UK SALE—CAKRIAGES, WAGONS AND BUG? ies On eaay terms: painting gud teinisitag we c 0 feet, in full view of city and F line; price 4 aud 6 cents alk trom borse ‘Terms very eax NESS_CHANCES wtuer with $5,000 against experience to estab- paying busiuess, Address ‘s SUCCESS, Star office, RUPLRTY WORTH ‘oved by a five lane barn, stable and all necessary cut- and healthful, com- Call at Wo OK Vuildings. The location is high mandiug @ beautiful view of Falls Church aud the A deautitul lawn and elegant sade troos ‘The soil as wood aud watered by Tunuine streams Fine pear and apple orchard aud be subdivided into build- Inquire of KE. A, GREK: m on, with old Fraime House; two of 800: very cheap; will NTED—$4,000 ON CITY Ore seen ones hy commission, souu double in value. the buildings. and H sts. u.w. YING GROCERY, tng lunge ice box, horse and Nason, Kood reasdus for selling. si MONEY TO LOAN. good cellar; fruit, shade, flowers wud runuing water, Atumediate Possession to purchase JOR SALE-MILE FROM HIGHLANDS, 5 FROM B. H. WAKNEK & CO. ton; Mubstantially Bult Brick, 1Or-: good ¥ TO LOAN—ENDOWM , LIFE AND putine Policies bouht at biglest good busiuess, tease Siens cere A= Forfurther particulars addfess DRUGS, “Alexandria, « pleasure resort; plan i eee YOU Wisit A HOME IN THE Ooi the Installment Plan send name to Box 365, City ¥.0, Location accessible by rail, carriage or ytown for beer garden and wn Heectric rot JouN b BEALL, JOM BALE—A DESIRABLE T 6 MUING DANIELS AND ROCK CRED K FORD 7 F wt. uw. jels-su® ® )OK SALE—LAUNDKY AT ONE-HALF ORIGINAL ee cost und on eusy terns ‘owner caunot att Sie es 5 = miles from Chariton Heights: 10 from Waviiine- 10r. ; lurwe new stable: 600 young JOUN STEPHEN, i7 aa ONEY TO LOAN AT FIVE PER CENT FP HE ELEGANT hooMS IN THE SUN BULLDING | ton: new dwelit _— occupied by Messrs, Herr and Walsh are for rent and the furniture and carpets for sale much below cost, A rare chance for an attorney at Jaw, a stock broker ora patent attorney. Apply to RO. HOLTZMAN, Real Estate and Insurance Broker, 20th and F sts. n.w, SMALL GROCERY FOR SALE VERY CHEAP sm account of theowner hing iu bed easth, APPLY TO JAM PROPOSALS. ROPOSALS FOR FUEL FOR USE OF t ‘States Senate, for the fiscal year ending June ‘uposals will be received ELVE O'CLOCK NOON, aut-at-Arms, U. S, Senate, For 1,400 tons, more or less (as may be need iuard ‘white ash unthracite coal, screened and free trom all impuritie: tuch more w® way be Leeded) of beat hickory wood, hiree pieces, straight, freo from knots and split to medium size; and 100 cords (or as much as iay be heeded) of best bakers’ pine wood, straight and c.ear, ‘The coal and wood to be ins sawed, split and stored in 8. Capitol, ut the expense of the contractor, wood ‘ve all delivered and stored at such times and in such quantities a» may be required, all to be deliv- 'd_stored om or before the 15th day of Novem bet, 1890. The coal to be delivered in such quantities be required. “The coal must weigh 2.240 puuuds to the top, and the woud must measure 128 cubic feet to the cord. ‘The right to re: weigh the coal, remesasure the wood and aiso to reject 1 proposals that rhe bids to be indursed ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT, AT SAND Oper cent, on D, C. real entate securits. PERSONAL. N EXPERIENCED PATENT SOLICIPOR WiLL conduct eases for Pension Agents and others bav- fug cases before the Pateut Office. reasonable chu drawings, amen) Jel 7-30 ‘On Real Estate, 7 __ TOs. FE WAGGAMAM, ONEY TO LOAN IN LARGE AND SMALL Suis at Lowest Kates on Keal hatate Security. A lew sums of @3, 000 and up at BUICHING, BU; ILL THE YOUNG LADY RIDER WITH BLUE havit who saluted gentleman on bicycie several times on Peursylvania avenue bhn with communication? BL ZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGES & Co. ge Manager, G28 Fut nw. last eveuing honor ‘CAP, Star offi ted; Weighed, meusured, vaults of the Ser ROR SALE—A COMPLETE BAKERY WITH A splendid Horse and wagon; establisied 26 years: doiue 4 payiux store busitess 1d having a splendid bread route; rent $25 per moni for the whole hoi Ateasou for selling is bad health of t ER}, Star office, KK SALE—AN ESTABLISHED GROCERY BUSI- good location; only sual amount of money icauired. Chiu is rare chance for party desiring to business” “For further particulars & RUTHERSORD, 1507 Pst we det-L2t* Yeuded to and stric ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT ON KEAL the District of Columbia. DUGAN ‘Successors 4. F. Cullinane & Oo. wy RIVATE DETECTIVE WOR! to by an experier tictly confidential: terms or out of town. Address (NIVIL, SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS AM., Ivy Institute, thwest cor. Sth and K sts. n.w. LAWYER, 124 facii:ties in wany states, h tines as may PROMPTLY AT- business inepisimnsnsih eaten -~ « ONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED REAL ES- the District of Columbia; several place 1imediately ; . LINKING, cor. Feawouable ‘Box 163, Star office. m; ual! smounts, which I desire to lowest rates of interest. GU, 0ti'and Wists, uw. ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE AT LOWEST Fates of interest , aise ou other HOS. G. HLNSEL & S33 \O LOAN IMMEDIATELY—€30,000-1N SUMS nuit, from $1,000 upward, Roa! bette i. OOOO asc £ Gabsal 1005 F st aw, SUMS FROM 6500 UPWAKR AT 3 AND 6 PER CENT, ON REAL ESTATE LN THIS DISTRICT. posals for Fuel, “Sergeant-at-Arms, U.S. Senate.” W. ‘aud Answers, jusiness Property fof leuse that has done « approved security, 125,000. “Lange double stor ifs id Gran Woru tr s ro for Bronze V: ‘and L up pUMBERs in ISSO of of four spacious mane ; lease for S years, with: DARR & CO., Aucta, Peunsyivania ave. Bw. ‘OR SALE BUILDING LOTS NDI Seprsees ian eta ta ned junction to Georcetown aud V x tain and Posts tor Terrace UB. Cayntol the above will be trees nu pabiict TA AbeS received until H, 1890, at (OW 18 SUE TIME. WE WILL PAY “BiG loney” Firet- ‘Second-bend Ade N “ i "SB ULD BLAND, rr ppl os a Gress of cali at JUD’ ROPOSALS WILL BE RECKIVED aT MY wah the moans 1416 F st n.w., Glover office, love | Bullding, for ‘the jolstein Bull, aged HOTELS. 3TH ST. N. W., douvveulent 10 woidiar onpe eam pst to 62 SPECIALIST IN NERVOUS Week. cures adecouus Ris EBBITT HOUSK WASHINGTON. D.C ey i We Tow prices 1244 F stn. Wi ey 10TH WOOD AND COAL EN, yo ne. G BT. LSS Siteation to postal otders, 4e17-Lm* See