Evening Star Newspaper, June 18, 1890, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C. WED SOCIAL MATTERS. A Beautiful Home Wedding—Personal Notes of Interest. Miss Mary E. Wilson, daughter of ex-Marshal and Mra. A. A. Wilson, and Lieut. e B. Davis of the army, were married priory ines of the bride, No, 2000 G street, last evening at 7:80 o'clock. Rev. Father Chappelle officiating in an impressive manner. The drawing rooms were embowered in draperies of asparagus Vines and decked with a great profusion of Margnerites. Inthe northeast corner was an arch backed by paims and composed of Marguerites and vines, and in front of it o i topped by the pre- vailing field lor In this pretty nook Father Chappelle was ensconsed to per- form the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Wil- 86n stood at the door to receive the guests. Wilson wore ® becoming toilet of pale gray brocaded in a pattern of leaves in a darker shade. It was demi-trained, and the bodice ‘was cut a is Pompadour and edged with lace. The elbow sleeves were edged with lace frills Qpdshe wore gray gloves. The ex-marshal wore a boutonniere of sweet pose and Cape Jasmine. Behind a clump of tall plants in the second drawing room s band of musicians were stationed, and from the dining room door pass- fag through the second drawing room and crossing the first tothe Marguerite fringed arch two broad white satin ribbons were passed, marking a brond path that was wholly unoc- eupied until as the sunset hour ap- Prosched the hidden band sent out the merry strains of the Swedish wedding ‘march, and the candidates for matrimonial honors appeared in view of all present, walking arm in arm and apparently as undisturbed as if they were traversing some well-kept walk in a much-secluded garden. bride's eyes were cast upon the floor and the groom directed her footsteps steadily to- werd the gates of Marguerites. The bride wore ® trained dress of rich white corded silk, made with plain court train, the sides of the skirt were laid in heavy plaits and the front was draped with duchesse lace, The Dodice was high, the high _ collar being fastened with the diamond pin that Was the zitt of Mra. Cleveland; the sleeves were long and she carried a large bouquet of white sweet peas and Cape Jasmine. The tulle veil fell about her, back and front, from the top of her head, where it was fastened with # bunch of orange blossoms. The groom was in evening toilet and wore a boutonmiere of sweet peas. At the close of the service Father Chappelle c gratulated the pair, and Lieut. and Mra. turned toward the large company with which the rooms were filled. The company parted and allowed Mrs. Wilson to pass directly toward her and greet the newly-made wife. Others then pressed forward and the reception became general. A moment before the mar- riage service the telegraphic congratulations af ox-President and Mrs. Cleveland were received. In the dining room a table florully beautified was loaded with ices ig @ great variety of colors and designs, Cakes were served with the ices, and punch and Temonade were also served. The hap were stil] standing under the arch shortly after 8S o'clock, when Cardinal Gibbons arrived and pronounced the benediction. Before the re- ception closed Lieut. and Mrs. Davis departed for a bridal tour through the north. The bride wore upoa this trip a dress of brown cloth, soade with an English waistcoat of brown a yellow-striped cloth. They will vi fork and Buffalo, where Mr. Davis’ mother re- sides, and Niagara Falls, returning here in a short time to prepare for their journey to Fort Leavenworth, Kau., where Lieut, Davis is stationed. Senate finance committee. SHOOTING ‘ARS. a RECEIVING THE DELEGATES, Tce at a cent a pound will thaw on a door| The Christian Endeavor Societics En- step in half the time it would af the old price. “Do you believe in political economy?” “Yes, Ido. This thing of giving more than 22 for a vote is imperiling the safety of our Political institutions.” The public schools have put on thelr sammer close. Old Doctor: “We took s tamor off of s man today that weighed a byndred pounds.” Young Doctor: “‘Thunderation! Don’t you mean you took a man off of a tumor?” The fruit stand man came in this morning and laid the following poem on our desk: THE NATIONAL FRUIT. Ising a pean to the fruit, ‘That meets the country’s needs, The soft-shelied, eeru fruit, on which, Our Bird of Freedom feeds, Ising a pean—yes I do— To please the rising youth A pean, which endures for a A pean-ut, in truth, ———- see. THE SILVER SITUATION. An Error in Tactics Charged Against the Senate Finance Committee. The passage of a free coinage silver bill by the Senate practically insures its adoption by the House and places the administration in ap embarrassing position. If the bill comes to him for his approval the President is sure to make powerful enemies whatever he does. A veto is expected of him, but there is « faction to be offended whatever alternative he selects. From the administration point of views grave error in tactics was made by the The committee took the attitude of favoring the conservative policy of the administration and in their amend- ments to the House bill carried out that idea, But they placed their friends, it is claimed, in the power of the silver men when they re- ported the Honse bill and made that the basis of their action by amending it. The Senate was already considering a silver bill when the House billcame into the hands of the finance committee. Had the House bill not amended its own bill so as to provide for free coinage, the matter would have gone to the House as an original Senate proposition and would have been referred to » committee which m it in the py pair But the House bill with amendments, thus trans- ferring the consideration from the Senate bill to that of the House, the bill goes back to the House as.a House bill with Senate amendments, and as such the question comes up at once i concurrence in tie Senate amendments, ‘hus the bill has a clear right of way and cannot be defeated or delayed except by a direct vote. been reported and had the Senate ight have held it indefinitely or killed p ak closet of the committee room. the as finance committee reported No parliamentary shufile can offset it, The opponents of free coinage have spent many hours trying to devise some means by which a vote may be delayed by points of order. There Capt. and Mrs, W. Rose Browne entertained a | #8: however, it 18 now gencrally belioved, no few friends at their pretty home, No. 1505 Caro- Mne Flace, last evening. ‘The porches and arbors were hung with Oriental lanterns continuing the effect of the house illumination far into the garden. Among those present were Rev, Dr. Addison of Trinity Church and family, Rev. Dr. Elliott of Ascension, Dr. and Mra, ‘Talbott, Prof. J. W. Jenks of Browne Univer- sity, Mrs. Grover, Gen. and Mrs. Wm. Henry Browne, Col. and Miss Scott of California ana ‘Mrs, Gray. Miss Townscud read a delightful paper upon the “Ancient Greek Homes,” as described im the “Iliad.” Prof. Jenks gave a graphic de- scription of some of the wonderful natural course warrantable in purliamentary practice by which the way for free coinage can be ob- structed before it gets tothe White House. The finance committee is criticised by some for allowing the matter to get into this shape, others are inclined to think that it knew just what it was doing and what the probable re- suits would be alf t the while, ———_+—__—_ Fine Coasting Vessels, The four-masted schooner Lydia Deering, bringing 2,186 tons Penobscot river ice for the American Ice Company, bas just arrived and is rope and America, Mrs. W. Ross Browne among the instest end Snes te” the coasting ts to leave the city for “Summer Res’ bee seashore home at Vineyard Haven, Mass., gn Monday. Miss Mabel Stewart, daughter of Senator and Mrs. Stewart. has arrived in the city from her school in London, Ont. Stewart and Miss Stewart have invited Mrs. Louise Patterson to be their guest for the summer, and they all de- parton Saturday for Nevada, Mrs. Ida W. Whittington and her danghter Nellie leave tomorrow for the mountains for a fortoight. ; Mr. A. L. Barber's yacht, the Trophy, carried ame shall Hail yesterday, where they spent a very plestant day, and returned on the Charles i 1 t! trade. —_——~.- Knights of Pythias’ Hall. The stockholders of the Knights of Pythias’ Hall Association held a meeting last night at eisley’s Hall, on 12th street northwest, where he wish was generally expressed to continue he association in the interest of the order of Knights of Pythias and procure a property whereon to erect a buildin x in keeping with ogress of the order, The treasurer, Mr. meh, presented several eligible pieces of . | property that were commented upon favorably, ee ene ee ee ee | etmmany Gad wererinnseae expressed u desire to subscribe for more stock, making success -alestes assured. Encouraging remarks were made by Mince Jessi Millet. Manto Kanadsit Bevsic |1¢ Good Hart, Jan. Lingenfelten, 4. Gut Wi Rose and Frances Winger, Lorena Bar- ning, J. w. ee, 5 ibson, N. Bunch, ber, Daisy Davis, Marie Young, Messrs, Aspin- | Paul Newhaus, Geo. J. W. Brad- wall, Lobentine, Inch, Hamlin, Barber, Young and Davis. The yacht has gone to New York with Mr. and Miss Barber and Mr. 8. T. Davis and his sister, Miss Daisy Davis, Mrs. A. B. Williams, 1335 11th street, deliv- = an interesting address ou ‘Text books in cellar” at the commencement at Elmire College last week. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Belt left Monday for a few weeks’ visit to Rockville. From there they in- tend going north for a couple of months, not returning to their home till October or No- |! vember. . ‘There was a pretty wedding this morning at the residence of Mrs. A. J. Barker, No. 312 C atreet northwest, the contracting parties being Miss Emma M. Bailey. daughter of Alvon L. Bailey of the census office, and Mr. John R. Fitzsimmons of Alton. Kan. Rev. Thomas D. Addison, reetor of Trinity Church, officiated. After an elegant breakfast the newly wedded couple, accompanied by Mrs, Minnie Newell, left for Chieago. whence they will proceed to their home in Kansas. The wedding of Miss Fanny B. Bergmann and Mr. Wm. H. Sholes will take place tonight at the E Street Baptist Church at 8 o'clock. Rev. J. J. Muir wilt officiate. burn, Col. G. J. L. Foxw B Weistian and others. will show to ite best all the different colored globes will be lighted by electricity. ner, A, Bagby, J. W. Haislip, F. F. Mockbee, Geo. Realistic Handiwork. One of Lansburgh Bros’. mammoth windows contains a remarkable piece of work by Mr. ¥. Hohoff. An ocean steamer under full sail and manned is represented im lace ruching and tinsel. parture of Mr, G. Lansburgh for Europe. When The idea was suggested by the near de- it 18 stated that it required 500 yards of lace, 200 yards of ruching and 150 yards of tinse!, 5,000 pins to pin these materials and 2 pounds of small wire nails to put together the frame work, one can form an idea of the labor neces- sa: ry. This will be on exibition all this week, but advantage at night, ‘when pavers: 2 22S Sullivan Going South. John L. Sullivan, the pugilist, accompanied by Messrs. Jack Barnett, John Cusack and Duncan B. Harrison, arrived in the city last night and, after remaining all night at Wil- 4 very pretty Juue wedding took place last | lard’s, the party left today for Purvis, Miss., evening at the Union M. E. Church. the con- feacting parties being Mr. W. L. Stuard and ‘Muws Minnie Hilton, both of this city. Rev. Joel Brown, assisted by Rev. C. W. Baldwin. Qficiated. The ushers were Messrs. Walter L. Taylor. Henry C. Fisher, James M. Hilton and Jobu T. Meany. The bridal couple were the recipients of numerous and handsome presents. * Mr. W. H. Gibson and family of East Capitol @treet will leave for Filomont, Va., for his health. Mra. Wilt Hedian of Baltimore is spending the week with her mother. Mrs. G. L Ennis, at the latter's new home, No, 1136 8th street. A pleasant dance was given last evening at the Analostan Boat House and was greatly en- jored by those present. among whom were Miss ‘yan, the Misses Darveilie, Miss Silvey, iss McCalmont, the Misses Compton, iss Sprigg and Mise Blacklock, Lieuts, Carr, Bryan. Caperton, Beatty, Messrs. Johns, Ruff, Trimble, Harvey Page and Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 8. Worthington gave a delightful party at their country residenc: Fair View, Monday evening to celebrate the sixteenth anniversary of the birthday of their daughter, Miss Sally, aud to herald her intro- ‘tion into society. The debutante was dressed in a lovely toilet of white silk trimmed elaborately. A repast with claret panch and ail the luxuries of the season was served at 12 @elock by a professional caterer. The young people need until 4 am. Among those resent were Misses Roberts, Griffith, Dorsett, ‘olson, Worthington, Middleton. McRoberts and Messrs. Worthington, J. Sly, Grifiith, Neal, HL Naylor, jr., and Mobley. Mr. H. Clay Ward of Washington and Miss Bessie Schultz of Baltimore were married in Baltimore this afternoon and left at once for New York on a bridal trip. Mr. and Mrs. Ward | will reside in Washington. Quite a number of Washington you le went ever to the wedding. spiel pes The Associated Charities. ‘The regular monthly meeting of the board of Managers of the Associated Charities was held last evening at the central office, 707 G street, Judge W. B. Snell, president, in the chair; L. %. Emery, secretary. The secretary's report shows that since the last meeting the number f calls at the central office was 872, of whom 712 were white and 160 colored; 82 white and Wa colored were seeking employment, and 141 white —_ 51 colored were seeking alms; 496 | Were visitors, making inquiries about cases whieh had come to their tetention, to report cases of distress, &c, Thirty-four families were sided directly by the central office to food, fuel or rent, aud 14] garments were distributed. A 2 number were referred to organizations to which they belouged, several sent away to friends aud employient found for 13. The aj Plicants for alms are not as numerous es woul, even al this —— os the year, ‘Was expressed wit! increased vigilance ef citizens not to be imposed upon, but inves- tigating before giving to applicants, Be Svas not to send in your articles in Tox Srax's advertising coutest later than Friday, June wth, to be present at Sullivan's trial the —>__—_ GEORGETOWN, Tar Ouxsy Institute Comm excement.—The commencement exercises of Olney Institute took place last night at Linthicum Hall in the presence of a large assomblage. “The hall was 0 autifully decorated with flowers, and the pupils were the recipients of many baskets and uguets. The stage was occupied by the faculty of the school and those who took part in the services. Rev. Dr. Stuart presented the certificates to the pupils who ha successfully assed their examinations. Hon. W. C. P. eckinridge made an eloquent address, Dr. McKim. who presented the diplomas to the | oaseape a waa Marion Wheat i ¥. Miss Lily 3 . MacGowan and Miss Isabella esmith, made a congratulatory address. Gen. Goode, in a happy speech, presented to each of the graduates a old medal bearing the monogram of the school. Dr. Register closed the exercises with the beuediction. In the dance that followed many of the guests partici- pated. To Mage War ros a Cuarrt.—The low frame buildings at the intersection of 28th and M streets and Pennsylvanis avenue have been torn down for a site for a brick chapel and Sun- day school, which is to be speedily built by the Church of the Covenant at a cost of $6,500. tn YESTERDAY’S NOMINATIONS, W. L. Scott Unexpectedly Nominated to Run tor Congress. The Crawford county, Pa, democratic con- vention yesterday nominated Hon. Wm L. Scott of Erie, from the twenty-sixth district, for Congress. This action is subject to the ap- proval of the conferees of Erie and Crawford counties, which compose the district. Two years ago, when Mr. Scott declined the nomina- tion tendered him, Hon. W. C. Culbertson, re- publican, was elected by a majority of 3,072 over the democratic esndidate, Jas. F. Burns, When Mr. Scott was elected to Congress before the district was not constituted as it is now and there was not as big a majority to overcome. The republican candidate this year is Hon. Matthew Griswold, also of Erie, and by all ac- counts as shrewd e cam as Mr. met at Meadville Pp be county conven! also nominated Scott, The democrats of the first Missouri congres- — — yesterday renominated Hon. W. |. Hatel district renominated Charles for Congress yesterday and declared favor of Grover Cleveland in 1892. same nominated Congressman James Owens (democrat) for re-election. tortain Visitors From Abroad, A number of the delogutes to the inter- national convention of the Christiau Endeavor Society, which has been in session in St. Louis, arrived in this city yesterday on their way hote. The visit here is intended to be merely for ths purpose of sightseeing, but the iocal Socioties of this city gave the delegates s re- coption last evening at the Church of the Cov- enant, The affair was impromptu, but very Pleasant, Mr. W. H. H. Smith, the president of the District organization, presided. Rev. T. 8, Hamlin made an address of welcome, and in reply representatives of the states of New York, New Jersey and Connecticut expressed the ap- Preciation felt by the delegates for the atten- tion shown them. Brief addresses were made by Postmaster General Wanamaker and Secre- tary Windom, after which a social hour was spent in the lecture room. The ident received the delegates this morning ut the White House. sence ian CLOSING THE SCHOOLS. The Last Day of the Public School Year—Exhibitions of Work. Fora few months the school boy with his shining face will cease meandering like a snail schoolwards, Likewise the school girl will have sureease from sorrow and from toil, Books are laid aside for a few days ,though the students, with the words of their teachers fresh in their ears, firmly intend to open them next week and do a jittle regular study and reading each day. But they probably will not do it, in spite of all their good intentions, and next September, if the books are to be found at all, they will be found covered with dust and the covers lightly clasped with airy cobwebs, For the merry, happy, idle season of vacation is here and will stay with us for sevoral months. All the pub- lic schools of the District mee the High and Normal schools have closed and those two have their commencements tomorrow. THE CLOSING EXERCISES, The graded schools of the city all had their closing exercises today. Each school cele- brated the occasion as best pleased the teachers and scholars and varied programs of music, yocal and instrumental, recitations and essays were given in each room. Many of them were particularly good and reflected great credit on teachers and pupils, In all the large buildings bustle and activity held sway all day and there was little of the usual quiet and routine usually to be noticed about a school house. EXHIBITIONS OF WORK, The exhibitions of the handiwork of the scholars that were shown yesterday have added greatly to the interest of the commencement season, These specimens of the children's work were of all sorts, from colored maps to = of doughnuts. There were models in clay, designs for carpets aud wall papers, clever pieces of car- penters’ work, samples of bread and cake from the cooking classes, and, in short, examples of agi the good results of skillful manual training. An interesting exhibition of such work was given at the High School yesterday afternoon and the building was cavied for several hours with an admiring audience, THE NORMAL SCHOOL. This morning at the Franklin building the graduating class from the Normal School was given an oral examination in the principles of teaching im all the branches taught in the ublic schools of this city. Superintendent Bowell conducted the examination, which was decidedly satisfactory in every way. All of # young students acquitted themselves moi creditably and proved that each and every one of them was capable of wielding the chalk and ruler over any number of knowledge seekers wherever they are called upon to fill a teacher's chair, Tomorrow morning the commencement ex- ercises of the Normal School will be held in the Frauklin building and in the evening the graduntes of the High School will receive their diplomas at Lincoln Hall, SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED, The annual announcement of the scholar- ships in the awardof the High School was made this morning. The Kendall scholarship of Columbian University, awarded to the stu- dent having the highest record for the three 3 Aunie L. Pierce. who percentage of 95.3. The scholarship for the National Medical School was won by Mr. E. W. Reisinger, who had a record of $7.8, and that of Dickinson Coll by M W. Ashley. New Mail Package Boxes. The city post office wilMreceive in a few days 100 mail package boxes, which will be substi- tuted for the unsightly and awkward sheet iron boxes now in use. The new boxes, which are intonded for the reception of packages of mail too large for the letter boxes, are of wood with an iron lining ayg more convenient in form and working than those now in use. ‘There will be enough of them to putinagood many pees where there are now no such accommo- tions. a ALEXANDRIA, Reported for Tux Evexixo Sta. Tue Suor Factory.-The arrangement of Green's factory building for the service of its new owncrs, the Potomac Shoe Company, is now ‘completed. The machinery is in place and before the close of the month work will be begun there. i. tuted for Green's bell th: gave the signal to begin and close work in the lower section of the city. The whole capi- tal of the company is $25,000,and the three install ts, one of which is now being paid in, i the cost of the building, machinery, &c., leaving the residue of the capital for the working business of the company. The new factory will, for the present, be devoted to the manufacture of women's and children's shoes, Corporation Court.—The corporation court, Judge Norton, has closed its session. Its last orders were us follows: Reardon agt. McCleigh; order tor writ to give possession of property sold under order of court. Lucas agt. Lucas; the sale of real estate has been reported aud confirmed, The court will not meet again uo- til the second Monday of July, ‘Tue Sxats or War.—One hundred and si fter the Braddock war the Alexandria himen were using some of the pontoons left behind by Braddock’s sergeants. A quarter of acentury after the Inte war the stools used at the tables of the United States Hospital here are still to be found by scores doing daty for many es. When the hos- Pitals were closed here over 12,000 wooden stools became useless to the government. Thousands were sold and carried away, but many were purchased here at one and two cents each and remained stored in town, and every year or so, when an old warehouse is cleargd out, some of the old hospital stools come to daylight again. In clearing out Green's factory som re were found. There seemed to be some idea that they were “spoils of war,” for as soon as they were piled on the sidewalks « number of boys made a raid and most of them diese d. Tae Couxtay Te.eruove Lrves,—Alexan- dria has a telephone line connecting with most of the small towns and the villages of the country tributary to the city. The Telephone Company has little capital and recovers ite streugth slowly after au accident, The snow and storms of 1888 de- stroyed its usefulness for a long time, but it recuperated and resumed business, Now the wires have been dislocated since the storm of last week, and it will be some time before the line is again in working order. There is besides these wires special telephone line to the Theological Seminary and Seminary Hill, which forms part of the city system. This line is seldom out of order, Notes.—Mr. Thomas W. White, one of the Most esteemed citizens of Alexandria, bas been chosen assistant cashier of the First National Bank of this city. Mr. White was attached to Gen. Lee's headquarters during the late war and soon after his return home 2 an em- plore of the bank.——Mr. C. F. 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Apply at ACME STEAM LAUNDRY, NIED—HIGHEST CASH VALUE PAID FOR | a0 'Ree Wontoer: Reet was and bath: newly St pe Es Wit sodive, Storo and Othce Pistureas Call [Sg acca saily HED ET ANTED— a 77 7] ~~ Ok lerc x uy ce — We J W Avctitna Irons Gruotee panies aad oud | Crsudeees A.C: WINTON, bu? “that aes mp1 Se | Rake base Suey dat GERD Serra geen enter use| WW ARTES BORED, FOR PAMFURE Das | ene ie Wat By A SMALL PRIVATE FAMIL' nd M stroct cat line. Finest, pasture lands, im the F ry EE) 0t 20RT fo de Cooking, Waehing and Ironing. Aphly | District “erms ¢6 ner nae ROBE bed rooms: Sill meee eae ea eee rANTKD—Fou SEAUHONE-G —WaTTERa, i | TEM nd ate Frome, So 2S HC ear bert for meat, other NTED—Ft . ANTED — HORSES TO KELP, KEEPING | Tooms ot aw. 4 Wdentey Cock, Bes ele od WW ‘icine Winter net But cners Specialty; onder RR RN ROOM, 2D pd Fe 1 a Lox Price's Livery Stables, $11 6 at v.w form Tibet. | B'Qtor'g> kitchen tad’ bee partly’ fur- ANTED_WE HAVE A VACANCY FOR Toad, #1. irom city, Os H, P. CLAMH, Sligo, ished, to caterer, cheap; other or un- pable, Clever, Lad: ¢ Person of Good Address EEE NN te eR a aw. » Je17 2" in Our Business at \NTED—EVERY ONE TO KNOW THAT JACOB cent busy, peat a8 Kept ‘busy putting uid Side Walle. Sem: ANTED-LADIES THY ‘8 sure cure for fomale 4! Lady Ageuts to vell Dr. MeGi Mrs. F. Salary; must be ambi- 30 8. ua, om ie W ANTED—A Wi Seui-invalid aud Assist in Other Matters. Apo! between 4 and 0 p.m. to office of F. C. SOMES, 514 st new. Je18-2te 89 Weekly Boer spd industsiogs, Apply, 9 ittsbury Agent, located at 721 H thet. up A. Northrop's Patent Tor circular. ° “ORANGE BLOSSOM," nes, sainple free. Also “Complexion Lotivn.” A, BALLS}, Generel Agent, 4: “5 = —# W biter ana Makes a 5) al nye Boxes tnade 7 A WASTED ,* TIDY COLORED GIRL TO NURSE one Chiid; stay at might and ‘willing to leave city; none without references need apply. 1105 afternoon, Jel 8-20" KNOWN THAT C.D, COLLINS, Carpenter, 717-719 18th st n.w., ity of Kemodeling upd Jobun Yack. to order at ahort notice. my19-1: ‘TED— HORSES 710 PASIUKE AT GEN. Beale's Stock Farm at @5 per month; best W ANTED-SEVERAL DEAUGHTSMEN IMMF- BL diately. Apply Room 90, Atlantic Buildit e WANTEDIACTIVE, ENERGETIC MEN To * Apply Room us Pacitic Licit orders at onee. S B ture, running water sud pleuty of shade, with caretul Eating. 55 5-day 6 attention. Apply to Genersl Mauager, Lar- FERTY Louisiane ave., or st the Farm. ioth st. and ‘Telephone cal, 7 wy 12-3ur WANTEDPRIVATE LETTERS AND OTHER Writings to Revise, Correct and Typewrite, strictest coutdenee N. AM, Ivy id K sts. A GOOD HELPER AND HORSE ‘bout nine miles fron Washington. Aprly MORKOW, 7th at, coruer Bt XTED-ALL IN NEED OF HAVING Umbrellas and Parasols Covered, Lined paired to apply to BB. CHASE, 1314 Fa ave. aud 1th pp. Btar office. W ANTED-STEAM CARPET CLEANING AN Renovating Works: Feathers Kengvaied: tresses Made Over; Furniture steamed Destroyed. F. HO LOUNGS, 1402 100% _SUBURBAN PROPERTY, _ NTED—A LADY OF TACT AND ENERGY TO take orders fora New Medical Guide: sold on installments, R. ORE, 510 Fst. ew sel WANTED WHITE 0x ininy Room, seat taken in board. Addrevs bo W ANTED—A YOUNG LADY AS BOOK K ins Grocery and Provision Store; must have s kuowledge of the business; one Living in East Wasb- Inthe peserred. ‘Address “Box 8, Star office. WAsten S. IMMEDIATELY — FIFTEEN ‘oR wenty Young Ladies to Address Circulars. Ad- dreas Box 02, star office. ° Jel 7-30" NTED—AT CITY INTELLIGENCE OF_ 0 every day, Working Women, Men, Boys and Girls; no wating for oa nag Begins, jor govern- ment pomtious prepared. May Building,sth and k u.w. Y[SIVERSITY HEIGHTS, ADDITION TO BROOKLAND, NEAR THE TERMINUS OF ELECTRIC CARS, So close to city will soon be within limits. WANiHO=§, compen ENT PENSION chee, Beautifully situated, high and heatthy. je oF Femule, to whom good waxe Commanding fine Btrest arade already eated- Pad. Addrees PENSIONS, Star office. jelt-t* — sa y ANTED—A COMPETENT WHITE GIRL TU entiro work of « fainily of two persons; THECAL aged home; references reauired. c lished by District engineers, BRICK SIDEWALKS, GRAVELED STREETS ‘Shade and ornamental trees, Finest water. Excellent drainage, Call for plats, terms, &c., on REDFORD W. WALKER, _Je17-1m 1006 F st. POE SALE MAGNIFICENT FAKM, 234 ACKES, DO 0d at ge Wank NG WHITE MAN TO DKIVE Milk Wagon and make hiuself useful on a truck warden ; must be a goud milker and well recomive Apply 1915 7th st a.w. ANTED—BY THE IST OF JULY, German Girl for General Housework by SCHMID1, 13 x WARXIED =. AN ACTIVE YOUTH OF “GooD Character and Address in Store 504 9th st: one Pho has some knowledge of stationery aud paper pre- eles ferred. ele: latye trontuge, 7th-st. road; 20U acres grass: ele: Waxtip TE TO SPE HOUSEHOLD | yaut wanton. "Lot aud cold waters wind will. ving Specialt otal 6 rotor; wrings; Termes house. tenements’ vor Novas 80, BOS Th ae new. ee Te: Food P Forest Gleu ‘Stution; electric road siirte farin yANT SAND GENTLEMEN IN CITY | Only $230 per'ucre, easy terme WM Ee Okie Pao oF county having leiwtre tine stud wishing to tu: | et7 ae crease their income from €2t0%5 per day: must | 2 si dl Writes fuir hand. Seud-staup tor particles Cr. | Prowsal ON OAK AVE. TAKO- WOOUEN & CO,, 2831 North tun! at, Philvdelphia, Pa, due; cellar, well, shade, orchard, ANIED—LADY AGENTS — MAKI ; bew rutber unde rt ; good. rdeu, Krupes, Letries aud running water id tuouthly payment NE! Ft KENT OR LEASI 0 ree. LIT! Tenally town for beer garden fei feo Peeetry J oualls own Llestrig pad wail peach a ee NE, BEALL, 1321 F at- Vy, jedieehioy and Women, | OK SALE A DESIRABLE TiLK f Puts of dommontic laut <Y | KOADR ADJOINING COLON BES TARE ERD Oa wonces, Semoved to TUU Lat.u.w. | INGRNIA BINDICATE: PICK Oro Pon Acne APPLY JO JAMES M. 3 = AGENTS TO SELL THE PINLESS ine; the only lin thes without pins: c ly tysued; xold only by awouts, t GREEN, 1405 5) BUSINESS ever ivented that clMs.ve right is giveu; on receipt of 40 ° $ALE— Se ee will'vend a wamnpie line Uy anail. also circulars: pric pte ee oe ist and teriu to ugents, secure yourterritory ut onc wpe ee, ‘ Address THE P! SLOTHES ‘LINE. CU. 37 SS Mi ROU saLe—Guoc tures; very CK AND FULL FIX- abl Fent reussuuble if old at o1 ant Business corner; coms, to myents, Ad- tar office. ae c jase, Om ED — AGTIVE, ENERGE EN TO t the kdison Phonograph, the wonderful muchine, aud exhibit it duriig the excursion qeason : plenty of money to be auude, | COLUMBIA YHONOGRAPH COMPANY, 627 E st. 'n.w. Jol 1-3m MY Is OF D TO A FuW cunts to Join » Sy on the erty in the ‘Heart of the Ci chs Wl Feault i very lance reurue tn,’ few mouths; $1,CU0 is the full capitel required by eae inember and uo further assessinent will be made. Fur full particulars apply to H.W. COFFIN: dei 606 11th st,, 2d floor, Ws rED— Partuer with Hint, =f —— — | Ground Floor on _WANTED-—SIT UATIONS. _ .NTED_SITUATION AS WORKING OR MAN aging House Keeper by au American Lady of thir.y years in » Widower's or Bachelor's Home; or would take charge of First-class Kooming Mouse. Addr.ss Box 1, star of ying Lusiuess, Bt" 25,000 ir experience to eatab- ANTED BY 4 YOUNG COLORED, WOMAN, A we = Tan Str ‘sawed ce as Cuamberimaid or Cook; guod retereuc N'TED—#@4,000 ON C! Y PRUPERTY Wi Cail or address 3U Dingman place. 1 V e ran counte : he comalenient wd : Box 133, Star office, del 7st" WANTED AT, HEADQUARTERS — POSITIONS for Cooks, Chamber Maid, Waitress, Laundresses and Nurses, Seamstress, Men Waiters, Cooks, Couch: man, Butlera BAM'L A COOMBS, 020 F st. n.w. Jefs-sst* ANTED—GO TO DICK’S AGENCY FOR YOUR Gooks, Laundress, Maids, Waitress, Nurses, Bus- Foe, sale, WELU-PAYING GROCERY, 14TH and Boundary, including lange ice vox, horse and Wawuu; kvod reasous for selling. Luquire 1527 10th st. is dent HE ELEGANT ROOMS IN THE SUN BUILDING aitress, Nui Jers, men, Waiters, Kitchen Help for this city or Jer men, Walters, Kitchen Help for y oF occupied by Messrs. Herr and Walsh ANTED—A YOUNG MAN, QUICK AND ACCU- | 80 for rent and the furniture and carpets for sale Tuts at figures, wishes to do Keeping, Copy- much below cost, ing or work of any kind. Address PENMAN, Star of- tice. 1t*_| A rare chance for an attorney at law, a stock broker BY A RESPECTABLE GERMAN | OTS patent attorney, Apply to Girl, « Place as House Keepe:, Ladies’ Maid or Chaniber Maid, aud would like to travel. Address Box RO. HOLTZMAN, 2, Star office. 18-20" Real Estate aud Insurance Broker, I 20th and Fs SMALL GRUCEKY FORK 8ALE VERY CHEAP Ac wealth. 615 ANTED—A POSITION AS STENOGHAPHER and Typewriter by graduate of Eastman’ short- hand school; salary nv ob ill farnish insckine if - ge denied. couut of theowner being in bad 4 st. bw. 3014-30? Business House; FOE SALE-AN ESTABLISHED GROCERY BUSI- ull kinds of tools, bess in wood location ; only small amount of money tar office. required. “Lhiw iss rare chance for party desiring to » E naw Jered LEASE OF AN ELE- for lease that has done » Dusinew m 18S) of $125,000. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE Wo- man, @ Place at the Seashore as Chamber Maid orphans Inquire st present smplorers, 2 uth wt. Auto busiues. | For turther particulars SNTER & KUTHER? OR 7 Pe a. TOCK, FIXTURES A. kunt Business srope: wide Larve double st ANTED--BY A GENMAN, HONEST AND SOBER, | consisting of f cs ‘adapted tor general We ee ears of any Kind’ | merchausise, itr» nection Of tee city eat bese good drive: 5 ar or apply FRANK | fucure. Keut % th ; lease for > years, with HORBACH, ‘ave. now. 17-20" | privilewe: Ford WASTED BY YOUNG MAN FROM THE try, three years’ experience, Hace as Clerk in Dry Goods or utocery Store; yood references. Cail or address 2708 K #t. n.w. Je17-2e* Je14-1w {Ou BALE—LUILDING LOTS AT LINDEN, ON the Metropuiitan Brauch of the B. &U. CK aud Tight at the Juucticn of sutd road with the new raiiruad to Georcetown and Virginis, In addiuon to being the northern termuuus of the proposed | Metropolitan its elevation — EMPLOYERS —FOR FIRST-CLASS Servants, with reference in every case, seud to CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE and your order will Sead gith dispatch, “May Balding, 7th apd ¥ n.w. WANTED- BY A GENTLEMAN THIRTY-FIVE years oi ition: cam furnish a horse and bugay tt required, Address H.B., Star office. Je16-st* 7 ANTE! Southern railroad, Linden. by reason. uf aud uatui uty aud haying 4 landsome raiiced Station aud public hail, with churches and schools ti Clove PFOXuIty, Yosseses wuverior udvautages for suburban residence. ‘Though the lots offered fur eale at trom $225 to $400 ench will pay well asa simple investinent, w i es who want to ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN WHO HAS HAD | come out to Linden to live and become citizens of Lf Position as Mind her; bo nod Maryland and to w we be mumey with encesturnished. Address BBB, Star office. JelG-3t° | Wluch to bi eles > ANTED—SITUATIONS FOR MA1DS8, WAITERS, ‘Attorney, Witrven Dpivere Househespers Howie Featry | _%e0-2m 609°F vt aw. Sevclden county ‘apd Suncare enctte IOTSe. PRINCE GEORGE | COUNTY TAXES AND Mite Thive aoe serd-ott | titles avecinity, Gqueral aw ruactice in. Waal WANZED—A YOUNG LADY WITH SEVEKAL a0 J oulsiaua aves Weshingtou erty. > BUG! Feira device oc aentee @ Position as rey Counsellor in Law. Companion, Governess 2 ansellor 1a EONS nw, house oF wtel, or will do Copying ; writes rapidl; cK! TICK! TICK! & Gesirable besiness hand; references exchan; KAMBAY las cut the prices. Watches Cleaned, $1; Main warranted one year, @1. Ci Presee edareas 4.B.C., Box 1 Bedrord City, Va. jan, Myrinus, warranted cue year, jocks for good work aud low prices. 1224 F st.n.w.my 24-3 —_——— —_——— PERSONAL ILL THE TWO YOUNG LADIES THaT again? Failed te yet unte lu tine, Gene EEE e ANTED—HOUSES TO SELL FROM Aaah eee ie aiigti hou To Mjel8-O8 MEMMILL & TRMAY 1114 F stn. 318 WV ANTED_HOUSE OF SIXTEEN TO TWwe: 1 WASEePSMOUREGE SILIER 20 QENENTH, | q N SXCEMILNCED PATENT SotIoErOR WHIZ buildings. G3, Star oftice. 17st" _ | ing cuses before the Ratent office Expert work and NTED—BY A LADY, THE CARE | oasonable Wit oases fil teasiet ar eee CARE Sry ign amentnenta Ect Box 10% Star ates” Wien star oftees welG-aie" | 4 UrHOMIZED Paivare E AGENCY, WAXLED <1 HAVE GREAT DEMAND FOR fended tonsa, "open all Siesta trae ra | Seay, Sarena —_ Fauki Tee Serco | ATE 3 Pry, DETECTIVE WORK 0 ‘X AT- ANTED—1 HAVE PURCHASERS FOR HOUSES WANTED—ROOMS. sae Lae E Ww by the K. W.£.. btar office, dt WANTED—COUNTRY BOARD, EDCOUNTRY BOARD. Wee ee _SALE — MISCELLANEOUS, FOR — ELEGANT FAMILY Daivine gases aoe athe table for boy an Cult ts Met ee. FOR SALE -CHEAP—& Sabtee @ BRO SQUARE KPa carved a cornered; 7); octaves. Apply at 313 3thet me es ae Fo SALE-LADY'S Oh GENTS SAFETY ny: cyele, nearly new; all ball bearings Adaress or. Letwenn Sande hm WM. 410 Awl ae ba POR SALE-—GHEAP—SMALL BAY MARE, Vil: Fis, Sites ee aL, BAS RE or Children, rar ue a ee ss Apply CORNWALL & CRONKS. Vinginin uve tween 9th and 10th ae. Pat PON RALE_AT 400 FA AVE” WASHINGTON. D i 1 btock of Carrianen, ‘arts, Piamces Lap Hotes and Whips this nite of New ‘York. ses to uit the country from @60 up. Also in soiled work of ail stsien. W. >} OkA BA Paave NB Estimates given party for repairs, Carnages exchanged. Sen of the horse as : FFOMALE HORSE, HARNESS AND SUMMER Surrey new. Horse sit years old. sound and entice Bytes Aeiver “Can be seen at FID Met, uo ahier Fe SALE—A SIXTEENMAND TEAM IN Goo Conditicn well watched: yr 0. Also» Pase Tees MEET tn latmeae ce 4200 & DOWNES STABLES, List. bet. Toe oud Iv th _ ieee tat: + JOR SALB—SIDE-BAK BUGGY IN PIRST-CLANS condet, ‘Price 640. Bares Apply Feed Stora, 1226 Met, nw, seld-38 JOR SALE—@40 WILL BUY A 6X rRINTING Trew (oot power) aud’ Stabd of Cases tilled with e. ut abies — Fst. 20 floor. ROE SALE—TWO FINE MARwx. SIX.aND en: years old. ‘be seen t 113 Bat. ne » JOR SALE—IN NORTHWEST, STOCK AND Pi Lures of @ Prosperous Provisiol aud Grocery . foe. gel Address M.T.T., Star o' JOR BALE—CHEAP—BALI-BEARING Bc Call, after 6 p.m., at 1615 Sth et.uw. jels UR RENT—TO MAN AND WIFE, WITHOUT Fei two Farlors, Dining poem and Kitchen, Setiar aud bath: yard front and oe eure, rent very Address REASONABLE, Star office, Fe RENT-—TWO UNFUKNISHED bath, suitable for Light housekee; a rs iy; S38 per month. 12 @ K RENT—1337 LST. LARGE COOL ROOMS; large F eat oc eaten < — ; CONFeRIent ; southern exposure; references; summer prices, 3016-3" FoR RENT—LARGE AIRY FURNISHED ROOMS on first and third floors; large lington Hotel, 15341 st. n. FOE, REN PAPER Floor at 1731 F st, uw. tractive counecting with young couple, references, {OR RENT—OOR ¥TH AND MASS. AVE. LARGE Foy roan ban ae pleasant ROR RENT—1315 MASS. AVE. N.W., FUR. Fined tare Alcove Rooms, eb suite or cbildre: Apply to 1919 H st shes ml3- 240 OK —KOOMS—EN SUITE OR SINGLE. 13th st nw. dev “HREE APARTNENTS OF 1 WO AN! three rooms eu suite ; private bath aud closet ; ele- eney. farniobed: ot sUuimer Tawa THE WOOD: ONE, cor, 13th Towa circle. FOR RENT-FLATS, | ENT—ONE OF THE BEST APARTMENTS “Shorebam"” will be sublet forthe summer at rate Apply toGAMMa "ae Frrwe — FOR RENT--STORES. ‘T—NEW STORE XD DWELLING. ALL ifon'for's Urei-class drug store; Feeapenthe jon for A taken on lease, Apply to WESCOTT & WILCOX. 1007 Feunayivanis ave. nh 7 {OK RENT—OOS 7TH ST. SW., STORE Dwelling; $ rooms: mod. iuips. ; exellent location for valoon. W rent to Cero’ _delt-at T, COUMBE, 1425 New York ave. RK RENT—STORE-THAT DESIRABLE STORE ‘3d ond H sts. ne. suitabl Drogo é zi MM PARKER 1418 Fst jive FOR BENT 393917 ines square: also 164: -ellar, —THE TWO UPPER FLOORS, WITH weparate entrance, Y11 Pa ave. betwoen Vth aud uckiata" Apuly W LOUVME GLOVE GO, She uti, hw. z-1m _FOR RENT—OFFICES, _ wection, eypairs, such as % be vend seams are SOUND WIGHT. Agent 1408 G st. nw. ft paperiux, painting, &e., Tebted in accordance wi 3010-2w 7. VICINIT? Thouims end Scott Circles; ail mi; $20; at 818. Also, Front Office hoom, #8 per mouth. e17-3e° c. ELL, MADSUN & pom ar G17 Lath st LOST AND FOUND. 081-08 THE 17TH. A GOLD BREASTPIN, Colled snakes, on New York ave, oe tate ae Venusyivania ave, or7thand F sts. Keward return to New York ave. Je18-3t* NX MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 16, A . with six keys ou it, marked Clarence The fiuder will be rewarded ‘sbove address, Or at CAL NCE DODGE. 08’ 7TH, BETWEEN 1213 H AND 14TH 818. New a oe eo ge g 2 - 4 ae ane eice "Shot mie Et rantiisatnel ethere naar? < 20 KEWARD FOR LADY'S HUNTING CASE jag J. via Watch \2isin movement 3 veurent) and Chai: Wonton the 15th inst, on the Bladenrburg road: initials SM. carved on inside. Beturu to 113 Bet. 6.0, del 7-30" LoStastNDaY EVENING, A POCKET BOOK mtaining was bill, $7 in money. ban of a ring and * ward DRURY, 320 Bat. awe SCOTCH COLLIE portion ou return to IDA 301 7-2t° OST—YEI LQra irreturneass Jel7-3t* Dos. LITTLEFizib's WaaRr OST-SATURDAY, A SMALL BLACK. Damed ‘omy; bad ribbon heward on return tol? dd st ee. OSTA PAIR OF GRAY TROUSERS (PLAID; L Uetween Mat, Market aud Gt. ihe Ander wai charicable act if they will please retnen tine atm to E20Tet utw-and receives liberal reward. Jereg* O8T—ON SATURDAY A PACKAGE. CONTAIN. Lit niece written Cout AND-TAN her ten Contracts, bound iu brown per. Finder offered a suitable reward. Address EnTstar once: selbst" PROPOSALS. KOPOSALS FOK ¥1 {ING MI>CELLANE- | ous Supplies and Ice and the Purchase of Waste Zapet Unites States Coast and Geode or Supplies for the det ee, _— ron i such ‘Coast and a inch |, quantities 30, 1891, Carpenter’ time ai including: f 4 i ee tie fe : Hel RK SALE PONY CART (NO HORSE MOTI Harness, Whip and Robes; pouy sound, meutia Fligh ; {re driver; compiete outht for lady yess A COLK's Stable, coruer Sth cod ion. yehe-2 PONT MISS THE BanGaina Ware, Wooden Ware, ‘Tin Ware, Bas ushes, Lamy, Plated Ware Outlery. Selling “ F St. China Store, 1010 Fue. ply _+ Fok, SALE-ON ACCOUNT OF OTHER BUSIN Spat sell Small Lunch, Room and Cigar Comm ything necessary on haud bancain, NEK/ Gil Peuussivanta sve Fk SALE-A Nick TOP BUGGY AND HanNE wood Se Dew. Addrom C.K M, Star offic jel DOK SALE—GO SHARES LANSTON TAPE MA- chime stock, In lots to suit % PRANK #. PELOUZE, _de17-3t_ CNew location.) — 13:45 F stroct {OR SALE—NICE YOUNG BAY HOKSE, KIND end wentle in harness; aiso Dark Bay Make. fue saddle aud family Ariving mare, stands without bit be ine Works anywhere, cuoap. Ayply O18 11th at ax, A WHIT Sores E ENGLISH BULL TRIGGER Dog: awed cigbtcen months avd warrauted to be fame; price @15. Apply 2631 1 at. u pele at” FPOk SALE SHAVE THREE GOOD HOMSES AN’ use for only two: willsell auy one of them MARKET, 1719 Pennsylvanis SALE—A VEY HANDSOM: eure old, 18's hi is one of the best coupe to be found, an trength enough for Lusiuess use; traveler and cau be used by the hess, Sold separate at a great act Apply at stable in rear of _ 216-38" fice if sold quickly. 1301 K st_ ow, QUK SALE-BICYCLES—WE HAVE TWO @135 Nafetios for $100 cach. Callaud see them. PAL~ ER'S, 6th st. aud Mass, ave, 310-30 Fo SALE-THE PROPERTY OF WIDOW LADY who is ring vine disposed of her horweseyacately will wall at sacrifice, st dinpownd of atonce, Ler Phaeton and Bugys ote of t-tuade Ha: ness, ove Breast Strap and Collar, Lay Bheets, Whip the above are as goud ws uew aud were uiade to order, will sali separately Apply to my son, JAMES, at private stable in rear of reatlewce, 1221 13th at ne Pa tierh ROR SALE —Cuear— SMALL BL HORSE, Ouly ¢ years old, fearless of all sultario lor lady or children. Aypiy to T. 0. ANDERSON. 608 Fe.nw, ded St a {Ok SALE—LADYS HANDSOME VILLAGE Cart: platform springs, and @ Bt; lish Cut-under swith pole); both iii perfect order, Will sell Cheap, Private Stable, 1004 13th st nw. | jelG-s F9E SALETA FINE COMBINED SADDLE AND Driviug Horse, Kentucky bred, 5 years vid. sound fund gentle, has ali saddie gaits, ‘wood ruumer aud Jumper, ond trots fast tu barhess. safe for lad iso au elexant Side-bar, Top Busey, aud au excelicn’ ton Wao, eUnLol made Bud equal to Dew , Bet Harness, ae s Wl eel separate at «Fare bargaia for want of use, pply Private Stable, e163" 2006 13th st ie: new var ow take. | Ove Sink Motion Lugine, tapecia ted to hoisting Yuildiig material NYGHAY £00 Maine ate tad Shoe toe 7OR KING SALE — YOUNG CANAKIER, MOCKING Birds, Parrots, &.; Gold Fishes, Globes wud Pish rt ‘ood, Spratt's Dow Cakes and Medic _aalS-tmi* ‘SCHMID’ bara ‘Store. 3: Fok, SALE BANK WALL Parks desigus on the wall 7c; wilt, wa the 20 aud 25 bussed, can't be beat, for SW apd i. #. 20 12th et. nw 14-6¢ SALE—STEAM YACHT. 33 FEET OVER ALL. {t. Beaan, S-horse power boiler and enw al bore power 1 Keal Estate Broke want Ligh clase Upright Phauo, very richly tu sl: Case. muguihcent tou; the very beat tmproveus «rand action; 75 octe 7 Wes. @ gem in excvllen Gurability : one of the very Dest inakes. aligbtls *?, leaving 3 city, meust sell at iu urrange ‘Mave. Cau special pri Poliuer Panos taht F? SALE—ABOUT JULY 1 Wi rs Cr od Stieff Pisnos returned from ren, will sell at which we reduced prices pl PPLIFFEK & CONLIFF, 514 11th st. aw. rate Bailing Lous Reut—12¢ th st. 1.6, 8 rooms, 8.57.00 “413 Bat ue. 8 rooms, €55. feta FX SALE—““OTTO" Gas ENGINES, BOL NEW and second band; any size. mend for circular or ssllon D. BALLAUN, Ax't, 734 that. u. Fou sate = ais PIANOS AXD ORGANS. makes. Pri FIRST-CLASS oma, Cut-auder aA H Burreys and GK GORY'S, cor. town for meade ‘Oth and New York ave mw. Lowest bri the quality of work. apo’ Fon sala-<. wes on easy torus, ARM . painting and’ triminit@ uestly dowe SUAREOE Sieh Bat, Georgetown. Cook mee ____ MONEY TO LOAN Loan— 83.500 AT SIX PER CENT ON REAL RST A’ %e18-20* — Apply 1221 13th st Mo TO mite SUMS TO SUIT, ATS AND Ore SEGNK i aw Linus, 10s a ove e remeron & jus. Oo 's uffice.» oR 20. os Toutine Policies ENDOWM NT, LIFE AND ene as Sere — Dow Miated Upow same et Teasuns o, Apply to M. H_ACHESON. 1307 stew. Jel aut ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL BSTATE, PKomrT aiiention to all applications, BWUOKMSLLDT & BKADLLY, 927 F et. nw. vf m24-1m Jf ONEY TO LOAN AT PIVE PER CENT ON AP. proved Meal Fatale Security, Large iuountew my 2-im* 1307 Fat ww, Fy Loax— Pen an “gbivv0 ‘On Rea) Security few sums 200 aud uy at > per cent. 2g be rtartoTT 4 SUEELEYS co, 1603 Pave, IN SUMS TO SUIT ON KEAL Estate in the Daatict of Goltuiae DUGAN