Evening Star Newspaper, June 19, 1890, Page 2

SOCIAL MATTERS. A Number of Beautiful June Weddings— Personal Notes. ‘The First Baptist Church, on the corner of streets, was brilliantly bag last Bight at octosk for the marriage of Marie Elise, daughter of and Mrs. A. G. Wilkin- 20m, and Prof. 7 eens Lineoln ‘kins. Rev. Dr. Cuthbert, formerly pastor of eharch, <_< Dr. Bartlett of the New York avenue Pres- Chureh officiated in the absence of i Starky. The numerous guests were seated in the church by six ushers, Mr. Jules P. Wooten, Mr. George C. French, Mr. H. & brother of the Chas. Gardener of New York cit fiers ane don Barchell and Dr. Edward wore favors of bridal rosea. At tho spotted hour the organ played the Mendelssohn wed- ding march, which was continued throughout the ceremony, and the groom and best man, Mr. George L. Wilkinson, the brother of the — appeared at the rai of the pulpit. The ushers headed the bri: rocession, walk- ing im couples, and the six bridesmaids walked next. They were Miss Ler, te of Denver, Miss Jillson of Providence, R. L., ee the 's sister, Miss Hume’ of of Rich wy Lilian Jones and Miss Lalie Orme of this city. The maid of honor, Miss Lore of Delaware, immediately preceded the bride, who walked with her father, Prof. Wilkinson, The bridal par made an interesting grouping about the pe The bride wore a trained gown of satin made with a low lice and elbow siceves. The body and front were with embroidered crepe lisse, the same Ing the sleeves, and the bouquet was com- sof lilies of the valley. The tulle veil was with aye gy ee the gift of the bride’s brother, and the diamond earrings were the gift ‘of the groom. The maid of honor, Miss Lore, wore a pretty toilet of white satin’ and crepe lisse, made with a demi-train, and her flowers were Marechal Seil roses. The bridesmaids were uniformly attired in frocks of Paris mus- lin embroidered and they wore sashes of white India silk. The bodices were cut V-shaped back and front and they carried bunches of Jacqueminot roses tied with ribbon sashes in the rose color four yards long. When the cere- mony was over the bride and groom walked out together, the maid of honor was escorted by the best man, the groomsmen and brides- maids walked in pairs and Prof. Wilkinson es- corted his wife, wuo wore a Martha Washiagton dress of blue and - —— draped with Fedora lace. de- arted to the mei music of the Bwodish wedding march and drove from the church to the residence of Prof. and Mrs. Wilkinson, No. 1526 K street, where a reception was held. The rooms were profusely decked with palsns and cut flowers and the grounds were lighted with Chinese lanterns. In the Gang room a collation was served from a table deeked with white roses. Prof. and Mrs. Wilkinson received the guests in the door of the drawing room and Prof. and Mrs. Hodgkins received the congratulations of their friends in the bow window that was curtained with aspar- agus vines. Among those present were Com- missioner and Mrs. Mitchell, Senator and = Mra Spooner, Senator and Mrs. Carlisle, Mr. and Mrs. Me- Creary, Dr. and Mrs. R. C. Fox, Dr. Welling, Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Bartleft, Prof. and Mra. Mason, Prof. and Mrs. Cabell. Col. and Mra. Deve Charlestown, W.Va.; Judge Burn- Richmond, Ky.: Judge and Mrs, King, Seadion and Mrs. Cockrell, Dr. Gill, Senator and Mrs. Dickson, Prof. and Mrs. Barrus, Dr. and Mrs. Cleveland Abbey, Mrs. Hodgkins, mother of the groom; Dr. Huntington, Prof. and Mra. Shute, Mrs. Howard Claggett, the Misses DuHamel. Mr. and Mrs. Claggett, Mr. and Mrs. Somers, Dr. and Mrs. Rad- cliffe, Miss Anna Wilson, Dr. and Mrs. Talbott, Dr. and Mrs, Hamlin, Dr. and Mrs. Henry Branch of Ellicott City, Mrs. Conway of Missouri and Maj. and Mrs. Wilson of Columbia, Mo. The reception con- tinued from 8:30 until 10:30, the bride and groom, in traveling attire, in the meantime having started away on their bridal going first to Baltimore, then on to X ; city and expecting to reach the Kaaterskil House in the Catskills on Saturday. After spending some time in the mountains they will go to Saratoga and the White mountains, and altogether will be absent three months, returning im time for the vegiuning of the school year. Miss Sophie B. Catlin, neice of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Colman, and Mr. Chas. E. Fearl of St. Joseph, Mo., were married last evening at 8 o'clock at No. 2 Iowa Circle, the residence of Mrs. Colman, the Rev. Dr. Kent officiating. Miss Carrie Loomis and Miss Bessie Maxwell of Virginia preceded the bride and groom as they ‘entered the drawing room and approached the poy gar Miss Grace Catlin stood near and acted as bridesmaid for her sister. The bride wore a traveling dress of heliotrope cloth, with the accessories of hat, gloves and wrap in same color. The bridal bouquet was of nephetos roses. After receiving the con- tions of their friends and partaking of a collation the bride and groom left Ptor Colorado Springs. Their future residence will be in St. Joseph, Mo. The bride is a niece of ex-Secre- tary ‘Colman. The E Street Baptist Church was comfort- sbly filled last night on the occasion of the wedding of Miss Fanny Bergmann and Mr. Wm. H. Sholes. The bride wore a traveling drese and carried » handsome bouquet of white flowers. Rev. J. J. Muir read the services. The Ushers were Mesers, W. A Lowell, who acted as best man; George Fleming, E. B. Hay and Leon Tobriner. Prof. Bischoff played the wedding march. After the ceremony the bride and groom held an informal reception at the house of the former's parents, 727 8th street northwest, and then lett for « tour through the morth that is to last two or three months. Mr. John W. Thompson and Mise Ida Thomp- son will leave the city this afternoon for New York and will sail on Saturday upon the Etruria for Europe. Mr. Ross Thompson will gc over to New York tomorrow to see them off. Mra. and Miss Sherriil and Mr. Chas. H. Sherrill will sail upon the same steamer. Dr. A. H. Witmer will represent the Govern- ment Hospital for the Insane at the tenth in- medical congress at Berlin and will sail on the 25th inst. He will be accompanied Mrs. Witmer and their little son and by Mice Annie Garnett and Miss Bessie Stone. Cards are out for the marriage of Helen Corine Thurber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, George T. Bassett, to Mr. George Francis Shaw this evening at7 o'clock at the Metro- politan Presbyterian Church. Mrs. M. A. Gibbons has recovered from her recent illness and leaves the city for Saratoga today. Mr. Robert A. Phillips and Miss Phillips are attending the closing exercises of Lehigh University at Bethlehem, Pa. Mr. Asa Phillips of this city is among the graduates from the school of technology. Mr. Enoch 8. Fowler of 1137 29th street, West Washington, will leave for Port Tow: send. Wash., on Tuesday, accompanied by his sister Carrie. Cards for the marriage of Miss Edith G. Campbell to Mr. F. Worden Graham have been jqroed for Thursday, June 26, by Mrs. L. C. Campbell There will be no reception at the house, owing to recent bereavement in Mr. Grabam’s family. Mrs. Frances Hodgson Burnett and her chil- dren and secretary sail for Europe from New York Leo A im quest of health for her invalid eon, Baron otrave, Russian minister at W: ington, arrived at Rhineclif! June 10 on a visit to Vice President Morton. He was met at the depot by Mrs. Morton. He will be a guest of the family for several days, Samuel G. Parker and family have returned from southern California and are located at No. 1520 R street northwest. Miss Mae Belle Hart, formerly of this city, now of Wheeling, W. Va., is visiting the Misses Coffin at their country home at Muirkirk, Md. Mise Mamie McClaren of Evansville, Ind., is visiting ber cousin, Miss Ida Stone, No. 922 H street northeast. Mrs, John Field and son of Bradford. Pa., are visiting Dr. J. H. Sutherland and family at 247 North Capitol street. Mrs. M. A. Knowlton of Brooklyn, N.Y., is visiting her brother, Mr. Wyckoff, on Colum- bia avenue, Takoma Park. —————ee. TRE PHILADELPHIA GANG. Mortimer D. Westeott Sentenced to Six Months in Jail. In the Police Conrt today Mortimer D. West- THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1890. SHOOTING STARS. When the weather gets hot then the ther- mometer shows its temper—atare. FOR TORPID LIVER. And all your hopes broke loose, Don't take a dose of stticide, But try plain lemof juice. Silver: Tariff: Stay there, William. IN THE HOUSE. Ah there, Bill. Stay there, William. Tariff: Silver: A lamp of ice will be mist very soon these warm mornings. The silver doliar has suddenly grown to be as large as a cartwheel Mower and mower does the farmer become The Senate showed its 42’d in the majority it gave the silver bill. THE ENTERPRISING OFFICE ROY. Irate Citizen—to office boy: “I want to see the editor.” Oftice Boy: “What do you want with him?” Irate Citizen: “I want to thump the clothes off of him.” Office Boy: “Oh, do you? All right; give me your name, age, éc., &«., and fifty cents,” Trate Citizen: “What's that for? Office Boy: “That's the price of death no- tices; half the regular rates, you know. --— oe READY TO TEACH. Diplomas Awarded to the Normal School Graduates. INTERESTING EXERCISES ON THE OCCASION—MUSIO AND ADDRESSES—AN EXHIBIMON OF PHYSICAL CULTURE—COMMISSIONER DOUGLASS AWARDS THE DIPLOMAS. | Thirty-six pretty young women in white, one in black and three rather lonesome looking voung men were seated on the platform in the room of the Normal School at the Frankiin | building this morning. They were the mem- | bers of the graduating class of the school and all are now eligible to positions as teachers in the public schoois of the District. The room was filled with the friends of the pupils and a number of invited guests of honor. Altogether it was a gala oceasion and one that gave a very successful start to the young aspir- ants for fame as trainers of the youthful mind. The exercises were somewhat informal, but none the less pleasant on that account. THE ADDRESSES. Mr. W. B. Powell, superintendeut of public schools, presided and introduced each of the speakers in turn. Mr. Powell began by making a pleasant little address to the graduates and their guests, after which the class sang a “Spring Song” under the leadership of Mr. Frederick H. Butterfield, director of music in the public schools. Mr. Gage, supervising prineipal of the sec- ond division, addressed the graduates from the standpoint of the supervising principal and Dr. F. R. Lane. principal of the High School, had ‘some pleasant words of congratula- tion as well as advice for the class, all of whom had graduated from his care a year ago. Two musical ee “Swedish Song” and ‘Ring On Ye Bells,” the class, a piano solo by Mr. Hoover and ad. dresses by Dr. Mayo, Dr. Wm. T. Harris, com- missioner of education, and Mr. Hamm of Chicago completed the literary portion of the entertainment. The platform was cleared of chairs and the members of the class all retired. While Miss Blanche Teel played some beautiful marches and waltzes on the piano twelve of the grad- uates filed in on the stage and gave AN INTERESTING EXHIBITION of physical culture, as it is taught in the schools, going through a number of graceful evolutions in unison with the inspiriting music. At the conclusion of this feature of the pro- ‘am Mr. Powell introduced Commissioner jouglass, who made a brief and appropriate | address and then delivered the hard-earned diplomas to the followin; GRADUATES. Martha Maria Brewer, Madeleine Alderman Blandy, Mary Ehzabeth Bannon, Lillian Os- borne Burroughs, Rose Gertrude Caireher, Eunice Lucretia Chace, Mary Elizabeth Dra- ney, Mary Wilson Cameron, Katie G. Durfee, Annie L. Clift, Saidee Drown, Estelle Fowler, Mary W. Frank, Frances Soria Galeski, ary Ella “Given, Eliza Margaret Glass, Mary —_ Euphemia Graves, Frances | Ann Graham, Sarah Belle Gorham, Frances Hartstall, Elizabeth Annie Hayden, | Anua A. Hinkel, Halsted Hoover, Arc- | turus Lee Howard, Stephen Elliott Kramer, | Anne Lamborne, Grace Lynne MeCulloch, Maggie Celestine Muntz, Albertine Odly, Blanche Martha Pearson, Susie Purcell, | Florence Iteed, Alma Florence Sagar, Emily | Scrivener, Fanny May Shiley, Bessie E. lor, Blanche Lewis Teel, Zala Walker, Edna West and Anme Gertrude William At the close of the commencement exercises an informal reception was held by the gradu- ates, at which a light luncheon was served. Sexp at Osce your articles for Tur Srat’s advertising contest. Tomorrow is the last day in which articles will be received. AN “AWFUL STENCH.” Petitions for Removal of the Garbage Wharf From Foot of G Street. Anumber of citizens headed by President Maddox of the Analostan Boat Club and John Cumberland called upon the Commissioners this morning and presented a long petition praying that the location of the garbage wharf at the foot of G street be changed, as the awful stench arising therefrom is not only a nuisance, but a menace to the public health, ‘The place complained of is where all the gar- bage wagons deposit their loads on scows to be conveyed ncross the river. In conversation with a Sran reporter one ef the petitioners saad: “This place is an outrageous nuisance and should be moved at once. The odors arising from the decaying garbage as it les there on the scows ready to be towed away is unbearable and liable to cause an epidemic at any time. ‘The Commissioners should take promptaction. * ‘The health officer has been ordered to make ® personal examination of the premises and re- port at once to the Commissioners, —___ Playing | Special Policeman, Charles Kelly and Mary Rioomer, colored, were before the Police Court today charged with disorderly conduct on 4%4 street south- west last night. Mary was sitting on her porch, when Kelly came along and pretended he was @ special policeman. He placed her under arrest started, as he said, for the patrol box, drawing a large crowd by his antics. Policeman Eugene Smith arrested both him and Mary. They were both under the influence of liquor. Judge Miller fined them each € or 15 days. Prince George's ¢ County Notes. Correspondence of THe EVENING STAR Hyatrsvitte, June 19. The non-jary term of the circuit court met on Monday last, Judge Brooke on the bench, ‘The following cases have been heard to date: Thomas Hall, indieted for larceny of a gun from John R. Coate; guilty and sent to the nitentiary for two years. Julius Gross, de | saree inquirendo; jury decided that Gross was « lunatic pauper and he was sent to the insane asylum. he equity case of Ball agt. Staley & Duchay was dismissed on account of failure on the part of plaintiffs to give security for costs, On motion of ©. ©. Magruder Mr. Edwin Warfield of Howard county was admit- ted to practice at the Prince George's bar. Gov. Jackson has appointed Geo. W. Duvall election supervisor for Prince George's, vice John B.Contee, who declined the appointment, ‘The public school house in Surratt’s district, this county, was destroyed by fire some nights ago; Origin of tire unknown. "The funeral of Geo. Tise, ae, it who dicd here of typhoid fever on he ¥ will take place from the Pres! Church tomorrow a ing. The death of this promising on the eve of his tw ty iret Direhilay ba has: on a gloom over this entire community, where he ‘as 80 well and favorably known. ‘The Prinee George's public schools will close next week. —_—-__ ‘Tae Stan's Contest closes tomorrow. ————$_— Miss Nellie McCormick's pte was inadvert- THE COLORADO CENSUS. Superintendent Porter’s Instructions as to Supplying Omissions. In response toa request from the chamber of commerce of Denver, Col., presented through Senators Teller and Wolcott, asking for an ettension of time so that the alleged Omissions of the census cnumerators through- out the state can be counted, Superintendent Porter sent the following telegram: “No specific extension of time can be granted. Wherever any enumerator has been unable for good and sufficient cause to com- plete the enumeration of his district in the Prescribed time, he should be instructed by the supervisor to complete the enumeration, and his accounts will be allowed and paid on the certification of the supervisor that the de- lay was due to ciroumstances beyond the con- trol of the enumerator. Persons can be enu- merated at supervisor's office. Names thus pre- sented as omissions must, however, be verified by enumerators at residence and examination must be made of schedules to avoid duplica- tion, All necessary time and clerical assist- ance will be allowed supervisor for making such examina’ COULDN'T VIOLATE THE TREATY. Why the Contract for the Practice Ves- sel Was Given to the the Highest Bidder. There is growing | belief amoug naval of- ficers that the Secretary in awarding the con- tract for the practice vessel reflected the policy of the administration as regards the attitude of this government toward England. The con- tract was given to the highest bidder, the Moores of Eiizabethport, N.J., the lowest esti- mate being submitted by Representative Wheeler, who owns a ship yard at Bay City, Mich. The Secretary decided that to give the contract to Wheeler would be a violation of the treaty cf 1817, which stipulates there shall be no war vessels built on the Great Lakes. There is a consideration, however, in this stipulation to the effect that itcan be terminated by the giving of six months’ notice by either side. GREAT BRITAIN HAS THE BEST OF IT. Such notice will not be given just now in the present condition of the fisheries question, It is the general opinion that the government will await the conclusion of that difficulty before taking any steps to build men of war on this exposed frontier. Asit is the British, pos- | sessing the Welland canal, has far the best of the bargain, for tiey can send a flect into the lake at short notice. MRS. HARRISON’S DEPARTURE. The Members of the President’s Family Leave for the Cape May Cottage. The ladies of the President’s household made their exodus to the sea shore this morning. At 9:30 o'clock a special train of two cars pulled from the Baltimore and Potomac depot bearing Mrs, Harrison, Mrs. McKee, Mrs. Dim- ick, the two babies and several servants to the cottage at Cape May Point which has just been presented to the President’s wife. The start was to have been made at 9 o'clock, and the train was ready for the distinguished party at that hour, but, with the easy movements of a party that is not afraid of being left behind, the White House folks did not reach the station until 9:20. Mrs. Harrison and Mrs. McKee, oung Benjamin, Miss Mary Lodge McKee, r. E. W. Halfordand a nurse maid occupied the carriage. Mra, Dimmick was waiting in- side the depot. Albert, the driver, and the footman were bade good-bye on the pavement and the party then strcamed inside, the youngsters looking open-eyed at things they saw. The station officials flocked to atwend the ladies, who soon went aboard the train. There were four white servant girls and two col- ored ones taken down to the shore aud one colored man, the only male on the train be- sides the road officials, Mr. Halford did not accompany the party. The train willrun straight through without stopping at Philade! Iphia, and will reach Cape May at about 4:30 o'clock. THE INDIANS HAD A DANCE, The Recent Excitement Caused by an Unusual Gathering of Red Skins, The Secretary of War has received a tele- gram from Brig. Gen. Ruger, dated St, Paul, Minn., June 17: In reply to telegram this date the facts reported by Capt. Weils, eighth cav- alry, who is at Oelrichs station, are that some 600 or 700 Indians after ration day on the 10th instant gathered on White river for dancing. Some settlers in vicinity of reservation on Vhite river and the Black Tail and Beaver creeks, west and east tributaries of same, be- came alarmed and left homes, Capt. Wells in | report dated yesterday says that three promi- nent Sioux had just come to see him to find out what the matter was and who had started rumors of their outbreak, that they had in- tended to continue their dancing and horse raciug for three or four days longer. When they had heard that settlers had left homes and gone into town they, the Indians, at ounce broke up and all went home. Capt. Wells had telegram dated 15th from Agent Gall: at Pine Ridge in words followin: 3 thing here is all quiet and right. ‘These 1 know nothing of the excitement outside does not appear any troops are needed. It would be best to make detachmont if needed from Fort Robinson, as Beaver creck settlers arein that department and almost as near as the command of Capt. Wells at Oelrichs, who has the special duty to watch whole country to west of Pine Ridge reservation and prevent any Indians, Cheyénnes in particular, from 0 ‘Tongue River reservation in Mon- 8 tan The Secretary also received a telegram from | Bric. Gen, Brooke, dated Omaha, June 18, | stating that he believed that there was no foundation for the excitement. Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds i in fee have been filed as follows: J. A. Repetti to D, P. Mannix, pts, 13 and 14, sq. 995; €3 O. C. Black to M. Luchs, sub A, aq. 3 82,280, A. M. Bliss to T J. Clanie, pt. lot 25, Wigfield estate; #—. W. Ross to A. L. Cos- ten, lot 21, sec. 1, Barry Farm; $450, _M. Ryan to W. L Tune, sub 59, 8g. | 59" THE COU RTs Egvuiry Covnr—Jud Today—King agt. Scott; re: nee to audi tor. Waters agt. Waters; sale confirmed ni In re, guardianship of Margaret A. Queen; order of Orphans’ Court confirmed. Morrow agt. Edwards; testimony before E, Forrest or- tered taken, Harvey agt District of Colum- bia; answer allowed filed in ten days, Dunne agt. Shannon; surrender of 2100 bond to com- iainant’s solicitor ordered. Davidson agt. Parkinson; appearance ordered. Lauritzen agt. Tonge; Charlotte E, Bates appointed trustee and reference toanditor. Bryan agt, Woodard et al.; order of reference revoked and cause referred tos auditor with th instructions, ———— AL eXANDRIA. Con Reported for Tae EVENING STAR. ‘THe Auexaxpria Census. —The census takers here are still engaged in their rounds and the exact date of the completion of their work is not yet determined, for the work is necessarily tedious. The population of the town under the census takings since the ergan- ization of the present United States govern- metit has been tabulated as follows: 1790, .746; 1800, 4,972; 1810, 7.227; 1820, 8,218; 1890, G3; 1840, 8,459; 1850, 8,793; 1860, 11,206: 1870, 18,571; 1880, 13,614, This enumeration includes only the inhabitants dwelling within the cor- poration limits and it is i opie that these numbers will be swelled at the present census to 16,000, and that the total oe opulation of the entire city, including the suburbs, will reach 17,500, or perhaps greater figures, CLose oF THR CHRISTIAN AssoctaTION Rooms.—Auctioneer R. T. Lucas sold today at the rooms on King street lately occupied by the Young Men’s Christian Association the gymnastic Apparatus, books, carpets, furniture, &c., contained therein. The rooms have been closed for some time, and the building having been soid the errterprise of keeping open house for young men is for the prosent abandoned, —The district democratie committee will moot meet tomorrow at the office of Common- wealth Attorney Marbury, on King street in this city, to select a chairman vice Henry Heaton of Loudoun, deceased, and to designate the place and time at which the convention to nom- inate the democratic candidate for Congress as be held.—-Mount Vernon Institute of ity, Miss M. A. Roach, principal, held ite babe, exercises at Mount Vernon today. ‘The teh ladies made an excursion to the mansion, ios = the principal and of Capt. Wm. H! jweeney, the teacher of mathematies ut the invtitute’———Mre Charles Fletahinan has been erie a liquor license under the approval of commissioners, —Wm. ot Geor; held a8 4 lunatic, has been sent to his home.——_ bas bought of uel Francis ‘atrick street near + | Bendlion tet fe ‘and will at once put up WANTED-HELP. PE ee FOR RENT—ROOMS. Ay ane se xt até] thd Ws TED A ¥ XOUNG MAN re A MILK om mus teed! apoly. SSDER Wise r Pe ee 5 ar Schoo! titeen mo aioe x you of re 6 bry Goods ret handwriting, WOODWARD €L YE Lormor, 103 WER hats Rg eS Se 1 fork. For inauire at T1dK st now bet tm “WW. URTETON. ax apna POL TO BUNS eet cae a ar Ws NTED- WOMEN COOKS. | ao T0 00, LAUN- Daves eee Cooks, Butlers, Coachmen, Farm and Dairy chen and Pantry Maids, t! ‘and re- sort,’ DICKS AGENCT, O13 Tulse iw. selozt WwW y ANTED WOMEN COOKS, $10 TO 873; ‘CHAM ber Maids, Nurgee and Laundresses, in Bolacca act lars. ps or Farm, SAM'L’ A. COOMBS, SOU F se tkw, Sotore ANTED BY MONDAY, 2 Zap, A GOOD COL must bring ‘Cell on Mrs’ THEODORE, BAlNT: wr 3T 2 High sta vo SHOR Tr Heights, on Saturday from 1 Ww ANTED—A RELIABLE Ni fisniy recoctmenten Oat Friday, after 9 936 rrench si 1. 1 _ fchoyp genie AND TYPE ter; salary not to exceed per month; regular employment, tute xelerencen Address P Star offic __ 4019-21 ANTE! CLLSS. BAI ‘OR PASTRY Cook. Good wages. Call at on CAFE, 608 Sih ot. now Bring referene ANTED—A RESPONSIBLE NURS iz kd wut be well recommended, Bowe mee wt TE PLE del Mrs. DiAMOND, Gaithersbarx, \ yy ANTED—A WHITE BOY FIFTELN YEARS OF age to Work in @ Saloon; must be well recoin- : per week tostart with. address mended: wages 83 .C., Star office, a ws tED-HANDS TO WORK ON KNEE PA i Shirt Waists and Underwear *, PEYSER'S, 8 7th st. Dw. see ise zo A | Meese: buildings. —I i. a aa SS555 FOR "W Akvuses trom’ #8,000 to 874000; 30a would Jo ar ‘the hands of | M. FARRER 1a 1415 F st. del om ANTED-1 maves PURCHA! ASEES YOR HOUSES S TORELL FROM 66,000 TO rof_ the oi, Also houses to tLe Tey, ‘1114 Pet OF SIXTEEN TO TWENTY provements. ne ne dep the city. Also Hi Rentitns purpdece: Call oF om don. A DAM MANK: O33 F st. nw. oe ite ote te bE al WANTED MISCELLANEOUS yy ANTED—TO BUY FOR CASH, A ONE-HORS: Byron Ragen. Send prise and description to fice. ra Wax a THE USE OF SEVERAL CHAMBER Buites of Furniture fou the storage; would be willing to pay something. L.M.N.,Star office, Jel 93° peg ee! ON CITY PROPERTY WORTH t ‘commission. double; no Bor TSS star ome, del 7-3 — CONFEDERATE EY = ‘onde, Uncurrent Money, pa goia eat 1 Pena also coins: catalogues for wale” A sylvania 923 Th HORSES =s os a Pi Paria of mer a mente wm Pod oman from Free Bridge, r month; careful attention teod; orders leit at RK. Muid’s Horse Shoer, 1vth, 1d M sts., OF WAX, Ballston, Alex LITERARY WOKK By 4 A aRESPON- person: trauslations made; ripts re- tion collected: all work confidential, office. Jel4-tt* vis Bi RENT— x » Fez T-TWO Tawa, FURNISH! Ste oR RENT—TWO | com second floor, ‘ 5 y Board at sisal FRexe REN T—2020 G aT. rN. W.— OEVERAL LARGE ms, Cool and delight summer, wit! without Doard, near Columbia Athletic Club, ei ot ‘Tencea, de1¥-3t reie! Fe RENT — sonabie Board PLEASANT ROOMS “Vv wire, RE A UN CxicaTiN ROOMS: ox rth use of piano: 815 tral and t location ; geod Tabie el JOR RE! Circle will eat eutine desirab. mouth to Fe. Ok NTT THI mod ime. conly 6 18-31 | Fe RENT_©. or Unfurnished, ‘Three Roots with a cating Unfurnished Room: ment; two closets, three front windows. Apply S25 110m at. a. Fo RENT_FELFGAN furnished Rooms, on first, second and third floors terms very Jeln-ait* F< adults, —TWO COOL ATTRACTIVE COMMU base BRENT 423 4TH St ed or unfurced ished or uufurn a ‘Sud Census offices, Saat ean “NEAR cS a foor s¢ roma) for @:40 por 019th st. Jel wst* “SLORY COMMUNI. | oor . elegant location , Tid'New York ave nw. jeldait E UNFURNISHED ROOMS housekecping. house contains all 0 per month. “1926 9th st nw. ie party. 2 MASS. AV . FU RNISHFD | fers dome: first floor above ‘story Frout Furnished, core, Jels-atr FURNISHED AND UN- references juired , T708 Fst nw m8; | Ws ‘PARLOR FURNITURE, DPHOL- Stored Mattronsca ada over, work done in and substantial manner. Sli are cut and made: guaranteed. C. NELSON, Get nw jen iate y ANTED-H. BAUM PAYS THE E HIQHEAT CASH WS for Furniture, Carys Beds, ice and Store “Fistarte, Eure Houssbokie'S Sect Storage on reasonable terms, ‘Address 314 ws TED —A COLOKED aN As BUTLER. ‘all at 1 o'clock at 1311 K st.; good city refer- etices required. 1° W ANLED- YOUNG MAN FoR OUR GENTS FUR- nishin Department; must come wel recom- mnie Apply at the BEE HIVE, 926 7th st. nw. >— AN EXP) RIENCED DRILL. aun shar with the (ugersoll Drill and 4 Good Quarryman. Address Box , Star office. —_1t' NTE “DEAUGHTSMAN- FOR PATEN' fice Drawings to work in Cleveland Ohio; state expected and send sam- ork; eXpel ‘o and from Cleveland prepaid. Adee HALL @ FAY, Patent Law, Cleveland. Olio. ANTED—PARTNER—WHO HAS EXPERIENCE in Real } aa ae cian @ abd este of expense. Address ‘IT tal 8-208 TED-A aaa f TALENT ONE “THAT can come well reommended from the last place 4. Apply 712 7th st. n.w MAN TO ©. ae bimwelf e8 Fequires FOR TWO HORSES ss useful about the Call between 3 ie 8 eh 3 iL aber Stan ana Wait on 4 ‘orsoms; refereacos required. Hee wss ih BOY TO LEARN BAKERS ae pg 711 Va. ave, W ANTED — IMMEDIATELY, A homan speaking French or German, ty take iidren leaving for the country. ADp}yst Widve ave, —A SETTLED WOMAN 10, DO GEN: eral House Work for a ly of oss 3. sfpriyan Stor Dotclock at 709 Bast tapid at IKST-CLASS WOMEN .¥., Philadelphia, New Jer- ryland and Virginia. Also Head’ and Side ners, Cocks, Taundresses, ‘ke, SHAMS, 1110 G st. nw. ANIED—A GERMAN GIRL FOR GE vBitAT, Housework in Snail Family; no wasting; call once. 8U6 7th st. Waxtee. rama en bbitt House Hair Dress! 3 ‘Salo! ROBT. WILSON, Propristor. WA TWO WHITE GIRLS. Wash and (German Wom del Wo dere = 2 COOK, Jron—the Other as ‘Chennber| Maid wh Waitress, Apply at 2211 Wastungton Virele. Jels-2t \ y ANTED—A WHITE WOMAN TO CARE FORA Somi-invalid snd Assist in Other Matters, “Appl between 4 and 3 p.in, to office of B,C. 8 OMES, SBS. ae te . -A TIDY COLORED | one Child; stay at nicht and willing to leave none without references need me c ei Penna. ELE NERGETIC MEN To S0- Apply Room 7, Pacite Building. @: inday wuaratitecd. ‘ _Je18-30" WASTED-AN ACTIVE YOUTH, ABOUT 18 01 Ozears of are: musthavercferences. MEITE'S Drug Store, 1014. Ws TED—A D HELPER ‘D HORS horr about nine miles from Washianton. Abily at 1 to, FRANK ORKOW, Tih ot, road, a 8 fora New Ludie coud onium, R WATERS WHITE CATERE! Dining Hoorn, seating aver sixty taken in board. Wantep -A YOUNG LADY AS BOOK unre in aGrocery and Provision Store; must hu kuowledge of the business; one living in Eust W a Address Lox 38, Star office, rent rearonable, Address Box 90, Star office. W MEDIAT! ‘OR ‘Twenty Xounst _ to ‘holioeas Circulars. | Ad- dress Box 04, Star off Jel 7-30? ANTED—AT THE TELLIGEN W ‘ite evers‘dns, Working Wome Girls; no waiting tor work —ay mivnt positions prepared, May en, 1 plications tor govern. uilding,7th wud Bn.w, v1L DS —AGENTS TO SELL HOUSEHO es on special eredi ft ayetem: Rout ps TANILD — LADY AC wis Ro tunes; new rubber um proof free. LI ies 0, Lids WASTED — DUNDORE'S | EMPLOY! BU. reau, conducted by Indies—Men und Women, white and culored, for ali kinds of domestic labor, city 2 : With refereiices, nemoved to 709 Lat. w. crmarment Todispennsite EE & SUN, dl Lakeside, AGENTS TO SELL THE TMPROVED y harks Water Filter; it is long needed; sells at 1 :fit# all faucets, cutehes ali mu |, dirt, of brass, nicely contains a fine spon to those meaning bus! PHGINIX CU. 22 Mechanic st. free, To W raph, the wonderful talking machine, and exinbit itduring the excursion season: plenty of money to be made. COLUMBIA PHONOGKAPH COMPANY, 627 Est. now. Jel 1- _ WANTED. SI’ TUATIONS, ANTED—AT ONCE, BY COMPETE oxtapher and ‘Type Writer, Position i ny Very moterate; references furnisled, ic Jel Waxes, GO ¥ For Your Latindress, Maids . Nitrses, But- Jers, Coachinen, Waiters, Kit en Help for tus eity oF t abroad; all hav’ st + G13 Th Bt. nw. JEL. W and Nurses, Setmstress, Mon Walters, , Couch man Butlers, BAM'L A COOMBS, 92 26°F st. new, Je 19-21 A ‘D—BY AN INTELLIGENT WOMAN, German, a piace as Chamber Maid, Seamstress of House Keeper. Cull for 3 days, Young Wousn's Christ an Home, 404 6th st. p.w. it ‘D COPYIST AND WANIED | AN EXPERIEN Correspondent desires severai rouge? employment during the day; manuscripts corrected aud copie. work performed at home if desired; best of refs. Ad- dress Box 5, Star office WATER BY. 4 COMPETENT WHITE COO) rugements, thoroughly | understands care, onomy ahd Rood cooking; excellent bread; good city references od pay wanted country or city. a dress COMPETENT COOK, 81 V yAN'TED—BY EXPERIENCED IGOuUREAS . aud correspondent, |e Position at low, rates hours between # aud 4; bestof references, Addr ‘Star office. y ANTED-BY A YOUNG COLORED MAN WITH good recommendation, Situation re “ris Drivef or Driviog Delivers wagoit Cal Wor address Pst ee BORROW 85,000 FOR ¥IVE Yearnat 5 per cent interest. payable seta! annu- ally, on ample real estate security; no Cot aston. Address box 154, Star office. L ANTED—A POBITI FACT, i GUARANTEE V } you a Ci lear Havana C yore West seconds for 5. straight. 64.40 per hundred thet 1 bor of 504 SICKLES' OLD STAND, 1U11 Pa. ave. ie! y ATED HIGHEST CASH VALUE PAID FOR Furniture, Carpets, Stoves, Large and Sinall Stocks of Merc hand Store aud Office Fixtures, Call Or address A. Stony 937 7th et uw. myl-2m WASLED HORSES | FOR pPASTURE — LONG Dleadow Grazing Farm, on Beunt end Hi si e ‘ine, Finest pasture District “Term 86 per mo, URI my27-1 14th ‘and G ste. now. W =D HORSES TO _ KEEP: KEEPING ‘Horses Winter and Sumume Specialty ; order box Price's Livery Stableg 11 os stn w. farm 7th et fiom city. 0. HP, CLARK, Si ANTED—EVERY ONE TO KNOW THAT J, OB Hillengoss, the Pittsburg Agent, located at 7 tt me. ie wept busy puttine up A. oreree auent Ceilings aud Side Walls. Send for cireular. |W. ANTED—LADIES TRY ORANGE Biowson. jure cure for fomale dive: ‘saunple 1 Lady Agents to sell Dr, McGill's Co iplezion Le Toone? ‘BA! 20P st nw. AILEY, General Agent, TED— RORSES PASTURE AT GEN. Beale's Stock Farm at oar month; a bal ot res ire, rubbing water aud plenty of shade, with tion: Apply to General Manager, E. Bo Lar ith st. aud Louisiana ave, or at the Farm. jephone call, my12-3m y ANTED. § LETTERS AND OTHER Vritings to Revise, Correct aud Typewrite: strictest congdence i fen teed ; translations. 4. W. AM diy, Tustitute, established 1876, corner ‘th and Wianatge capent OLEANING AND Honevating Works: Feathers Henovated. Mat: freasee Made. Over: ‘Moths yed. FH. YOUNGS T40% Pa ave *Teleyre EOF THE FINEST CIGAR STANDS _IN etn went canbe bousht chew. Apply to DUGAN SILER, 600 F st. nw. de19-3t JOK SALE—GROC! STOCK AN AND FULL FIX- tures; very reaso1 clegant business corne Font reawouable if sold at ouce Comm, to agents dress REASONABLE RENT, Stat office. Seis-2e RUE, Sale SMALL NOTION jAND CONFEC- tio! jusiness in popnious beixlburhood ; also Howehoid Furniture, ‘Address HH. H., tar ofitee. de 19-31" JOR SALE—A LICENSED BAR, WITH ST dud Fixtures, at 238 2d st. mw., corner C st. on the proprietor. vet N oProksu. 15 OFFERED 7 F Desirable A) nts to Join a Syndicate: on Ground Floor on eocety oy ‘Heart of which will result iy vory lange returns in a months; $1,000 is the fail capital required by each member and no farther assessment will be made, 2 particulars apply to Wize. with 85,000 uh basing business.” E 5 | aE ELEGANT ROOMS BUN BUILDIN occupied by Messrs, Herr and Walsh are for rent and the furniture and carpets for sale qmuch below cost, A rare chauce for an attorney at law, a stock broker Ora patent attorney. Apply to R. O. HOLTZMAN, Real Estate and Insurance Broker, Jel4-lw 10th and F sts. nw. Fier it good locations ents sinal! SAGE ay required. Sysnto Dusen 00 seainst experience to estab- nery UCCESS, Star office, 14TH ng large ice box, horse aud . inquire 4577 7 10th OK SALE—WEL and Boundary, incl Ze Fame oe for party desiring to Huck marticulars apoiy) fo ike neti ‘ORD. ‘1307 F st. uw. STOCK, FIXTURES AND LEASE OF as ELE. want it Basins Hroperty fof lease that tes doue's business im 18! 000. Lares double store, iatsting of four spactous floors, adapted for general merchandise, 11 jou of tae ‘city that hus a qveat future. Keut $125 per mouth; for o years, with rival For details appl: eos A iP a to yas DARR & CO., Aucta, lw . UL) LOTS aT TINDES, ox the oporitun Beach cf the B. i OKC on right at the junetion of said with the vew Fauroed to Georgetown aud Virguuia, Ju addition ty be northern teruihug of the proposed | Metropo Southern rajirosd, Linden, by reason of i aud natural beauty aud baving a handsome Station and public bell, with churches aud schools 1 else prox suburban 1 he lots offered for sale at from 8225 10 6400 eech will pay well asa simple investment, We prefer to sell to parties who want to con t to Linden to live and becume citizens of and to such we will lean build homes, Cail the itan elevation he money with ou oreddieas ns iB _de6-1m P RINCE GEORGE couNTY TAXES ‘Titles a specialty, General law practice in Wash. ington city and Marlboro’. — Bladensburg and 408 Lousiaua ave., Washing WF OG. Attorney aud Couusellor in Law and Equity. NMS TIGR: Tick! Tick! KARSAY cut the om yond Bemmy ¢ Cleaned, $4) Main Springs, warranted qo year, 81. called “tor. Sewelty “repaired. We dety competition for gvod Work and low prices. 1 ___ PERSONAL __ IGHT-SKINNED COLORED GIRL, sear under left eye, named Aunie Jordan, aged tt ry, rap away from 1214 Kast. n.w. Tuesday, Juve had on greet-striped haunel dress trimuned, with dive. Any information as to het whereabo tully received. CHOOL, 1EACHERS AND EDUCATED LADIES Sone OF Einproyuient 1 desiring remunerative po ons during sumuner will do well by calling ou Ge eral Manager F. A. THUSE, 424 Dist, uw. 1 GOVERNMENT CLERK, WITH GOOD REFER. ences aud security, will wave $10 for Loan of $30 to August 1; cortespoudence invited. Address Box 9, Star ofhee. eles ate N EXPERIENCED PATENT SOLICITOR WiLL conduct cases for Pension Agents and others hay before the Patent ottice, charges. Wall pi Sey ag amen aor" A — 4 ‘aud re, all epeciaiea “Box 103, Star ofiee. ECTIVE AGENC! Communicubens promptly at sinctly coufidential, Ofiee open LLIAMS Alanayer, O46 Fat uw. un HOMIZED PRIVATE DE fended tena TED-BY A_ RESPECTABLE GERMAN iri, a Pince as House Reepe:, Ladies’ Ww aid oF Chamber Maid, aud would like to travel ‘Address x j 2. Star office. Jo18-2t" ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, A POSITION AS fongeraphes 814 TTpewter iretuste of Kost short-hand school ry no Ol ‘urnis! Address B, 1119.0. ave. ae, x machine if dexired. Jei8-3t* Waxzen-8 LEXPERIEXOED, a ‘pg ineer, a Permauent Pi Business House: guod geusrel mechanic; ail kinds of tools; have my own tools, tar office. y ANTE — EMPLOYERS — GF OR. piaST: Class apts, with ref CHINIST AND otal. shop of | rerenee erty pai IGENCE Feit tates dispatch. Acta Se aay re pyar ‘ATE DETECTIVE WORK PROMPTLY AT- fended to by an experienced man; oll Wostnase Strictly confidential; terms reas! or out ut town. Address Box 163, Star office. ries ows SERVI EB EKA E EXAMINATION QUESTIONS Ew APESAN, Rat 2 ap23-3m. Sout! thwest cor. & id K sth Dw LAWYER, 12: ace : Shi Gratiot at Walk TYE TIM WE watt tt or call at JUSTH'S wIANL, COUNTRY ¥_BOARD. WASTE ANTED-GrruaTIOKs: ed MAI 9) Honiley ang So fort, J venice Kitchen Wands, ewes a me ok | Ms, 1 Rrra! ane Swahaur ann Warned ‘YOUNG LADY wit TH oie Com tin a ig House ot hotel er will haga eee. yea ——E—E—E_—_——— _WANTED—COUNTRY BOARD, ALTON, See Two Ms Wasa Sa weston o19-st* sere Boreas serbetice arene WEE ee Rees FOR, BENT two. bewly parered: wate quire on premises. Star office JOR RFNT—ALL OR PART OF A FUR House; 10 rooms, reasons ble terme prieilese of ret ot rr t r with yous cous F° bk KENT—O encesexchanged, Fo, RENT— suitable for light housekeeping, to parts children Apply POW RENT Apply 1103 HOk RENT furbial STON i, FOR. juced rate, _FO R R ROR RENT — Feunsyivania JOR KENT —6O Dwelling; 8 fer saloon, Lows Jels-3t building. ¢6 Fs Joe! Fo BL Orr! T FLOW Front Kooms; gong 8 In the heart of the business part of the c able Oflices for Real Estate, Pateuts, Law. &c Building open for papering, painu re to responsible party. Jel7-3e Nicely Furnis! summer rooms, southern and eastern e1 three rooms ned. RENT—FLATS. RK RENT—ONEOF THE BEST APARTMENTS the “Shorels ‘Store and Dwelling near 7th st. cars ju s.6 ee. Fee Pere URE Fei RENT—DESK ROOM IN COOL, W pointed Front Office. Apply st Hovin ‘OR RENT—DESK KOUM SORE ICE | Back Roo eee THIKD FLOOR st. Rent #15. UNFURNISHED | koosts, fropt porch. In- Bri oaiabe, dit 1ieh for sv Ling in the fald;or would ren Apply 1909 1 «t. nw. Wort RNISHED | ROOMS. SECOND hand } Scheguas osann on pepeer nd with bath; pes retere 20K. TH AND MASS. AVE. LAR Rooms with Board —THREE ROOMS, UNFURNISUYD, r at to 1919 B st nw. OOMS—EN SUITE “Ok 23 st te im” [SOF 1LWOAND en suite. private bath and closet ; ele at summer rata ME WOOD- nd Lowa circle. 124-6m HREF APART n will be sublet fort Apply to GAMMA ZET my29- Lu RENT--STORES. 4 SMALL NEW CORNER BRICK Rent ¢ ‘drug or variet s iy Femtty curch, Opp. ANI D DWELLING, ALL Bi coese:, peone SCOTT & W aru ply to WE: - SW. STORE AND . ekeriient location rel a T ABLE STORE. dH sti efor Drag or M. PAK 41S Fst Jele ot wit olf 5 per month. FLETC HER, FH a, 1c i houMs FoR iteNT, re compectini inspection. ‘“Kepairs, such as jue, &e., will be made ax Tooms are Tented In acc wiih maalics of tents, JOHN B. Agent. 3010-20 ‘lowe dst hw, FOR RENT--STABLES. ROR ‘Thomas and lease at $18. A. 3e17-3t* “RENT-STABLE IN THE V a Sevtt Circles; ail m will iso, Beout Oflice Room, aS per ern BELL, MASON & CKANSTON. G17 14th ot LOST 2 _AN iD _FOUN YD. OST—ON TU DAY, AT Ci TRAL NATIONAL Bank, Columbia National Bank Deposit Book of Walter H’ Acker. a JOUND—SMA. erty im Do 1 14th-st. car, 16th instant. plying to Ky pow Meward for ite return t0 200% ¥ A LL A OF PERSONAL PROP. Pwuier suas 1 oom 18, Oflice Lixht-house = f t | WILD & BROS, 700 7th et now | 400 Pa.ave | iuy oF FOR SALE — — MISCELLANEOUS. R SALEA WARWICK PERFECTION ‘SAFETY (rondition. price 6100. ‘Minus 81s Th ste ib Bs condition. price FLtoaNT stew racet JOR SALE—THE Dixie; rebuilt, new machin 52 by $ feet; two cabins, Won. Sit quan, Va. JOR SALE PATENT OPrice, ICE REPORT Feick compete, @18- Meleqeny be TS ee gent, moles, book case and Gress Bor 4, Rear umer. ae Fe SALE-EXPERT COLUMBIA | RICTCLE, ‘kel, 1 over; bandie ‘sai amex Upright Pano, s beautifal dark ease ade Upright Piano; but slightly finest improvements. tn fn, high class, finest weed; Th cotmves: it tone: very rich if taken quick for only stool, com dowble tue. S2iv cash. 4 come right THE TIANO KXCHANOE, 015 Pa ave, TE- BAY HORSE SEVEN YEARS 0) 00 pounds, euitatie for eouy or. eral basugs, fentioorol wisaue can him. Apply to ALBIN La ave. OK SALE—SEVERAL Nearly New cpright Piano 19 JOH = an thine Payee bse BARGAINS sok lea Boe S86 tous nie KITCHEN FUR Biure, cheap, party leaving city, Apply at once 10507 Fat ne. Fe SALF_ BUTTER ROUTE CHEAP, 7 mers. first class horse and Wagon, aan trees HOU TE, Bear of aud drivers . SCHLEGEL, 4035 Sth st. how, ES ALE, MARG AIS CAN BE HAD IN 4 SUPE- Her Dayton Wag me 1 beta ood take Bie haw JON SALEM Fey ; bas lamp Also a Gentle t waddie au Stable, Fe... ha ma, Re 1101 Kat. nw sage EGANT FAMILY erfectiy sound deentie; oat ia dus'weak a bargain? Call WS viae: DRIVING ts SMALL. ater Maun, f SALE the 1 , om, ry owe wide of Intey trom Ot work of Nis — Ke tinaat Also Carriages exchanged. JOR SSALE Y Surrey eiveu party for rey Sig of the horse. Jel HOKSE, HAKNESS AND SUMMEK pew : Horse ix a Se and s oud driver. Can beseen at 15 Het atier A SIXTEEN HAND 7Fa tpm Fete Condi well watched ; price #2 te aud Harness, price | a DOWNED 'S STABLES, Kak bet, eee a Seis tk K SALE—SIDE-BAK BUGGY IN FIRST-CLASS rier. Price @40. Banga ly Feed Store, i Mat nw. jeIB-3t AOR BALE THE BARGAINS. f Hine y Bare, Din ware, N ACCOUNT OF OTHER BU BIN EBs i Stuall Lamech Koou end faa, poceeeen sb everyt NEK, 6 del? A a¥ Ac BaRuess, sodernew: addres CK M. war sion Fok cio, SHARES LanstoN ae ia: chine stock. In lots to sult FKANK H. PI wlocation.) — 13 els-3t F; KR KALE NICE YOUNG BAY HORSE. KIN and gentle in burness; also Dark Bay ° saddle F muare stands witheut Lith ap. Apply 519 11th st ow ow A ‘Oue Suk Motion hugine. rapeciaily adapted to hoisting building material N.GHAY & ©O., Maine ave. @nd dst.sw. jold-7t SALE — YOUNG « CAXARIEG | MOCEING Kinies, Globes end Piet, pratt's Dog Cakes and Mod SCHMID'S Bird Store, . 2th tem, Fok 280) BIASK WALL PArens, LATEST ‘ % the wall 17¢ j «ult Papers ub the wall 20 aud rowed, cant be best, for 30 and rr Ee S20 Toth ee aw. Jeld-or i SALESSTEAM YACHT: 33 PRET OVER ALL, rr F: 7% ft. Bean wer boiler and engine, unis {row 8 to 11 miles per hour; = aise Naun's Upright, lund Uprigt, 1 ABOUT JULY 1 WE WILL HAVE 6 nt tict! Pusnos returned $rom Samy wall well at "PPuPreN § CONLIPR 514 11th st mw. BIS H WALK 458 Lae Kens RAL Hewnr apa OK SALE 52 Real Estate Notes on City Five new and elegant Houses in 50 desirable For Keut—1" mn ng Love in hast Wash SALE" GAs md hand; any si D. BALLAUE, Awa. a SALE— Surrey sand GEEGORY Ne Prices in town tor tho quality of work. | )OK SALE—CARRIAGES, WAGONS A. Ken on easy wrtus; 100 Jobs to select from. pajFing, painting and trimnidug nestiy dove COO &JAKBOR HM st, Georerwwn, D.C, MONE Y TO LOAN > OST—A LARGE BLACK NEWFOUNDLAND AND Y | om s reward will be given af returned | as | ‘ARD—FHOM THE EXUIBIT AT | OST—A BLACK MORGCCO POCKET BUOK | containing four $3 bills, goine from 19th st dione L. to Conn ave, ‘ard will be paid af tert at Mr. MBAMSAY'S, 1224 Fel LW. i | O8T—ON LADY OF LAKE FROM NORFOLK TO | Washington, Sunday. « lady's Pocketbook. oon. taining three or four dollars and some memora and bills Finder will te rewarded by icuv DUGAN & BULLER’s, 609 F st. uw. Ye O81—ON THE 17TH, A GOLD BREASTPIN, colled snakes, on New York ave. nw. Yennsylvania av return to 1328 New York ave, REWARD FOR LADY’S H -xi1xa Sse Gold Wateb Ge nt T ee LLOW SCOTCH COLLIE Doo. Nerd yf returued to LITTLEDIELD'S WHARY, 14th st, hand F ste howied for ite els-at* _ SUBU RBAN PROPERTY, LL STREETS GRADED, FUR SALE-LOTS. #250, Payable 810 wouth, without interest, will pur- chase a Bewutiful at Mills Station, from mai and New York av tol as Georgetow: uth Brook ne of Rew slockeiseareutocen AV I Lot, hugh ground and well located Orpoae Avalon Heute, wepurated § the Breutwoud road, where 3a located betweein Rhode Island xtended and as near the Capi- e ‘uand Mount Peasant Anumber of the most desirable lots ire still offered tthe at original price teri — de: issn oR SALE—HYN Desirabie Lote cheap to cash HYNESLORO, Star office. of 6250, and. Dott Let Room 3, Corcoran Barking. 3] PARK, BAND P. BR. Tieap to cash purchaser, Adar HEIGHTS, ADDITION TO BROOKLAXD, NEAR THE TERMINUS OF ELECTRIC CARS. Bo close to city will soon be within limits. Beautifully situated, high and healthy. Commanding fine view. Street erade already estab- lished by District engineers. BRICK GRAVELED STREETS. Blade and ornamental trees. Finest water. Excellent drainage, Call for plats, terms, &c., on root im Lit: peaecacteentare ia: tot 60 REDFORD W. WALKER, "S230 por cere; eoay termase eae wera NE Saag ate 10- 00 AT SIX PER ¢ N REAL EBTAL Jo18-20* 1221 13th ot aw, Maney To LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT, ATS AND Over cent, on D, C: real emate mncurity NK OT. KAWLL my19 Tie Arlington Fire law. G M° EY TO LOAN-ENDOWM: NT, LIPE AND Tontine Policics Vought at_bighest caah 428 Recotiated UpOD sale et reasonable teruim, Xppiy vo MH ACHESON, 1307 ¥ tne. jelous MOXEX 70, LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. MhoMPT attention to all applications SWOKMSURDT a BAADLEY, 27 F st aw. m24-1m Ty LOAN AT FIVE PER CENT ON AR ured Keal ataye security, Lance suvunte vit ah fi Gia myd Me ONEY TO LOAN IN est Kates on Heal Est 100 and Up Bo per cent. ACHING, BU; 4 & 00. 3 Pa ave. By TO WAN SUMS 10 PULTE ON mi at tie Successors wd. F. Cullinane & © - 1° TO LOAN ON APPROVE tate within the District of Columbia several ptusil amounts, which I desire to jowest rates of iuterest, GEO, Nuh and A te. nw MSSEF TOWN S KEAL ESTATE AT LOWES’ Leo of IUteTest ime OL OtLer approved security, 10S, G HENDEY & Cu., Baul 1300 F xt, w. ward, ACKER EGApSBY nee 100m F stam, ¥ To LOAN iy SUMS FROM $500 UPWARD, alo AND si PLR CENA, Mo REAL ESTATE IN THIS DISTRICT. Ro. aps oe Corner 0th and Fue. mw. MOXEX 70.1048 at LowssT RATES ON a proved Kea bestate Security siecitiy. Alea, its of the “Custe juaurance Cv, of eiphia, 4a) eumue to sult A Le repaud hte ueyrance.. _f10 yas on wstallment pisk, With of without » 10, 15 or Zu i eee un ONEY 40, Loan Apiroved leal Estate bine hr eay suas, “TO L me wun Prpert teinte wecuniy. 2 erat — % o2u 1407 Penusyivaiis avenue. DAN ON KEAL ESTATE Ok FIRST- it lo Went rates oF IntEFERt , wo delMp ‘bere the security’ ss wood. U. ©, GREEN, 303 7th sts Me™ “TO LOAN ON MEAL ESTATE AT LO! SRE RAISE L116 Pa, 2024 Successor toD. ard © nd paces of intereats howe comforts: 61 to day, Bt. 50 we #10 week. 7. M. BALL ERLY THE Abels Cpu <— HY A