Evening Star Newspaper, June 24, 1890, Page 2

1 THE :EVENING STAR: se a aay WASHINGTON SOCIAL MATTERS. A Pretty Church Wedding This Morn- ing-—-Summer Pians. Calvary Baptist Church, on the corner of H and 8th streets, was well filled with well-known residents of this city this morning at 10 o'clock to witness the marriage of Miss Nellie Florence Pumphrey, niece of Mrs, Margarct Havenner of No. 202 E street northwest, and Dr. E. G. Kimball of Nashua, N.H. The guests were seated by Mr. FP. B. Havenner, cousin of the ho also served the groom as the best . Wm. Quimby, Dr. F. R. Lane, and Mr. A. P. Greely. They wore boutonniers of white rose buds. The bride and groom entered the eburch, arm in arm, to music of the Lohengrin wedding march. There were no bridesmaids, ‘The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dr. €. C. Meador, pastor of the Fifth Baptist ehurch. The bride wore a travelling dress of amethyst Henrietta cioth and failie, with hat and gloves of the same color. The bride's bouquet was composed of Puritan roses tied with a white ribbon. During the ceremony the flower song from “Faust” was effectively ren- dered. Mrs. Havenner, the aunt of the bride, who occupied the front pew, was attired in a handsome toilet of rich black silk, trimmed with passementerie, and wearmg a bounet of Diack tulle and lace and roses. Miss Haven- ner, cousin of the bride, was in a gown of brown figured India silk, and Miss Estelle Hav- enner wore a pretty toilet of white silk. Dr. and Mrs. Kimball left the church while the or- gan played Mendelssohn's wedding march and drove to the residence of Mrs. Havenner, where they said good-bye to their relatives. There Was no reception, for they left the house in time to take the 11:40 train for Atlantic City. They will be absent ona three mouths’ tour through the eastern cities aud watering places. They will return here in the autumn to take up their residence. The bride received a large umber of very handsome gifts. Mrs. Spooner and family of young people will leave the city today for their delightfal summer home at Sorrento. Justice and Mrs. Lamar left the city last ‘week for their home in Georgia. Dr. B.C. Fisher is spending afew days at Berkeley Springs. Lieut. and Mrs. Robert M. G. Brown will close their K street house next week and go to Deer Park for the season, That elevated sum- mer resort is at present the abode of some hun- dred couples on their wedding journeys, Col. M. M. Parker will leave uext month on 8 trip to Europe. Secretary and Mrs. Rusk have returned to the city from their trip to Wisconsin. Miss Rusk remained with friends in Madivon and will not be back here until the Ist of August. Miss Kate Noyes of Capito! Hill is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles McDaniel at their cot- tage, North Asbury Park, N. J. Mr. G. Lansburgh and daughter, Miss Minnie Lansburgh, left Washington today for New York whence they will sail on Thursday for Euro They will be gone for several mon’ A great number of their personal friends and relatives will see them off. Invitations are out for the marriage of Mise Carrie Heywood Bacon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Bacon, to Mr. James Sidney Skinner at St. Andrew's Church Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. After the ceremony the bridal eouple will hold a reception at 1418 N street orth west. Senator Quay’s two daughters, who are now the guests of friends in Lock Haven. Pa., will enjoy the hospitality of Mrs. Gen. Danie! H, Hastings at Bollefonte during the latter part of this week. Mass Kathrine Menzies of New York is ex- — July 1 to visit the Misses McNulty, 1923 street. Miss Elizabeth Cherrill Boude, daughter of Dr. JK Boude, and Dr. Herman Hoffman ney of Philadelphia will be married at 6:30 guid ai ree eas Chen e ee Bant. The ceremony will be performed by Rev. Dr. Hamlin and Rev. H. ¢. McBride of Healdsburg, Cal, “The best man will be Mr. Wm. Verplanck Birney and the maid of honor Miss Jennie E. Davis. The ushers will be Mr. ‘Wm. Butterworth, Mr. A. P. Smith, Mr. Rbesa G. DuBois and Mr. F. L. Fishback. The Count and Countess Eugene de Mitski- witz left this morning for Long Beach, L.I., ere they propose spending a month's vaca- tion. Miss Katie Walker of 514 12th street, who has been dangerously ill for the past week, has re- covered and will be at home, as usual, to friends tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Browning will sail for por oy July 12 and will spend some time at CAPITOL Nomisations and Confirmations —The Naval Appropriation Bill, Etc. Nominations as follows were sent to the Sen- ate yesterday by the President: Henry C. Mabaffy, United States marshal for the district of Delaware: Daniel F. Stewart, postmaster, Wilmington, Del; First Lieuts. Charles B. Schofield, second cavalry, and John Anderson, eighteenth infantry, to be captains; Second Lieuts. Herbert H. Sargent, second cavalry, and David C. Shank. eighteenth mfantry, to be first heutenants. The Seuate in executive session yosterday confirmed the following nominations: Collector of customs—J. R. Mizell, Pensacola, Fla, H. Merchaut. Edgartown, Mass. Military First Lieuts. H. D. Borup, L. Bruff, Charles H. Clark, William Crozier. to be captains; Second Lieut! E. E. Hatch to be first lieutenant; First Lieut. J. A. Buchanan, to be captain: Seeond Lieut. W. B. Reynoids, to be first lieutenant, ‘THE NAVAL APPROPRIATION BILL. The conferees of the Senate and House on the naval appropriation bill reached a final agreement yesterday afternoon and will report to their respective bodies in accordance with its provisions, The House conferees agreed to the amendment made by the Senate appro- priating $350,000 for « torpedo cruiser and $125,000 for » torpedo boat. They also agreed to the Senate amendment appropriating $200,000 fora dry dock at Port Royal, S.C., and to the Senate amendment increasing the amount appropriated for ships under con- struction and provided for in the bill from 5.000.000 to $5.475,000. The Senate conferees receded from the disagreement of the House Provision for cousolidating the Naval School and War College at Coaster's Island, near New- port, K.L A WOMAN'S INDUSTRIAL UNIVERSITY. A Dill was introduced yesterday afternoon by Senator Biair incorporating the Woman’s Na- tional Industrial University. The university has for its object the advancement of woman- kind toa condition of self-support and inde- pendence. The university building is to be erected in this city. Among the incorporators are Thomas W. Palmer of Michigan, Gen. Wm. 8. Rosecrans, John N. Bolfinger of Missouri, Warner Miller of New York, Senators Blair of New Hampshire, and Jones of Nevada, Char- lotte Smith of the District of Columbia, presi- dent of the Woman's Industrial League: Jose- phim FP. McDonald of Indiana, Olympia wen of Wisconsin and Mary Bolfluger of Missouri. FOR RELIEF OF CHIEF JUSTICE WAITE’S WIDOW. Favorable report was made by the Senate Committee ou the judiciary on the amendment ef Senator Edmunds to the sundry civil bill pe" iding for the payment to the widow of the Chief Justice Morrison RB. Waite (this sum being equal to the balance of his salary for one Joar) $5,743. Notes. ‘The Senste committee on public iands have rted favorably, with amendments, the House biil for the relicf of settlers ou Northern itic railroad indemnity lands, ‘The Senate committee on Indian affairs have suthorized a favorable report ou an amend- ment introduced in the Senate by Mr. Jones of Arkansas appropriating $400,000 for fulfilling treaty stipulations with the Creck uation of in- He Plead Not ¢ Guilty. In the Criminal Court this morning Lewis P. Grosshold, indicted for embezziement of €9.45 on January 6and €5 om January 17 from W. MeCormick & Co., was arraigned and plead not pty. He was arrested a few weeks since in ttsburg on a bench warrant and brought here bya deputy marshal. He was ordered into commitment, bail being &: fixed a at $500. A Badly Sear Scared | Man. There is one man in town who will, for weeks to come, jump five feet every time he Bears a cable car gong. He was trying to cross ith street at I this worning when a grip car struck him just hard enough to whirl him around sixteen i iets ter ni home, mab Morris of Moutgom He has a Pontes of €8.000,000, made for most part from dealing in ren! estate. | Stole it.” SHOOTING STARS. Everybody is getting hot over the price of ice except the ice, Itkeeps perfectly cool. The steamer Mary Washington in last Sun- day’s storm tried to show that she was eligible tor admission to the U.S. Navy. Sbe has grounds for hoping to get there after while. ‘The mercury in the* thermometer is never prostrated by heat. All Chicago wants out of it is a Fair profit, A House divided against itself must fall ex- cept in legislative circles. OUT OF HIS BAILIWICK. Police Lieutenant—to New Policeman: “What are you domg here, sir? Don’t you know where your beat is?” New Policeman—fecling for his club: “No— I've lost the dang thing er somebody's The face of the census returns is badly punched by Minneapolis and St. Paul, The frieze is the only comfortable place about a house now. eR tei aca TALK ABOUT THE MONUMENT. After Tomorrow the Elevator Will Not Rua Until July 1. THE REASON IS THAT THE APPROPRIATION 139 EXHAUSTED--MORE FUNDS REQUIRED—NKECES- SAKY IMPROVEMENTS NEEDED—-CHANGES IN THE MONUMENT FORCE—NEARLY 300,000 visitoRs. After tomorrow until the Ist of July the ele- vator in the Washington monument will not run for the hoisting of visitors to the top of the shaft, and all who wish to reach the neigh- borhood of the capstone will have to climb the stairs, This is necessitated by the fact that there is now just coal enough to keep the engines run- ning until the last trip tomorrow night, all the available money having been spent, The annual appropriation for running the monu- ment, paying the attendants aud keeping the shaft and grounds in order is $10,000, or about ¥5,000 less than experience has shown that it ought to be. The elevator engine consumes a little more than a ton of coal a day or about 300 tonsa year, Atthe market rate of $6 ton it thus costs about $1,800 a year for fuel. IMPROVEMENT OF TRE GROUNDS, There is an extra appropriation now in the sundry civil bill for $5,000 worth of improve - ments around the grounds, which are in need of at least twice that sum. There is a good deal of grading being done now on the northern side, and a flower bed is being laid out here and there, but there are great vacant spots where there are neither trees nor shrubbery thet ought to be covered with some sort of clotbing. RESULTS OF SUNDAY'S STORM. After the storm of Sunday night the watch- man picked up a double handful of marble chips and fragments of mortar from the pave- ment around the base of the shaft that had spawled from the face of the monument the war of wind. rain and ity in the surrounding atmosphere. is due to the constant suc- cession of shocks in the air and the slight swaying. it may be, of the shaft itself under the influence of the strong winds. > dunger is apprehended from this source, however; as the spawling is confined to the old part of the monument and has been going ou for some years, PROMOTIONS IN THE MONUMENT FORCE. There have been several changes in the force inand around the monument. Capt, Mount, late of the army, has resigned the position of custodian and Ee = Hawkins has been promoted the vacancy. His place in the engine room has been wen =6to 6 FF. M.Strom- berger, who until recently was conductor of the elevator and who has been succeeded by James B. Evans, who has been employed at the monument as outside watchman for a dozen yours or more. Floorman Jones was promoted to be watchman and Patrick Farlin was ap- pointed to look out for things on the top level. THE MEMORIAL TABLET. A great square has been chalked off on the interior wall of the shaft on the lower landing, just south of the elevator, for the reception of the brass memorial tablet. There will be about eight electric lights put into the shaft to give illumination to this tablet, NEARLY THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND VISITORS. The car is now carrying about 500 people a day, not a high average when compared with former records, but enough to keep everybody busy every minute. The records show that up to the Ist of June 285,927 people had ascended the shaft since ite epening. Ld nalsrttinaee an DEMOCRATS FAVOR IT. Mr. Blaine’s Reciprocity Project Ap- proved by His Political Opponents. The chances seem to be that if Mr. Blaine will work tosecure reciprocity between the United States and the other American nations, he will get all the assistance he needs from the democrats, There are many democrats, who, regardless of any possible party advantage or disadvantage, would be ready to support a re- ciprocity proposition such as Mr. Blaine advo- cates, The fact that members of each party claim that the idea is one peculiarly in accord with their party principles, gives indication that the policy is one that rises above mere partisan politics, In advocating the interna- tional American conference bill in the fiftieth mgress, Mr. McCreary took strong aud ad- vanced grounds in favor of reciprocity, such as Mr. Blaine favors. He claims that this is democratic ground and expresses great satis- faction thatso eminent« republican as Mr. Blaine should fawor it. Mr. Mills and other democrats make similar comment. Mr. McCreary said toa Sran reporter that he was sure no democrat would throw obstructions in Mr. Blaine’s way if he desired to promote reciprocity negotiations with the countries south of us and develope our trade with them. “Itis.” he said, ‘as Lhave said in speeches in the Forty-ninth and Fiftieth Congresses, a most desirable thing—in the interest of this couutry and of Central and South Americ: that the trade relations of the nations of this continent should be made closer and more ac- tive. see no difference between the demo- cratic position on this question and that ocen- pied by Mr. Blaine. We are glad to have so distinguished a gentleman agree with us. If Congress will follow the advice of Mr. Blaine and take action favorable to reciprocity. it will hasten the building of an international conti- nental railroad and opening of an international banking system and bring the nations of this continent closer together. This would be of incalculable advantage to every nation inter- ested.” Judge Lawrenson’s Funeral. As stated in Tue Stak yesterday, the funeral of Judge James Lawrenson, the veteran em- ploye of the postal service, will take place to- morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock from Wesley M. E. Chapel in this city. Services will be held at =the = late home of the deceased in Baltimore at half-past o'clock, The remains will then be brought here and will be received at the Balti- more and Ohio depot by — in re city. The Masons will have char, of fancral services here. The following Masons, who were also associated with the deceased in the Post Office Department, will act as pa bearers: John H. Pryor, W. W. Baker, J. F. Stoek, W, B. Slater, J. M. Young and J. H. Hunter. Rev. Charles W, Baldwin will conduct the services, The interment will be at Glenwood, one of the best known lawyers in New York, He was born on the Island of St. Thomas in 1837, and received his curly education in ander Hamilton. He became a pertner of i and was a mem- ane Sours wi leading ion and come bay up hgh an ited large European interests, being coun- wel for ite anemia ia the "United one time THK COMMENCEMENT SEASO) Georgetown College, the Oldest Institu- tion of Learning in the District. "Re INTERESTING EXERCISES AT HE SEVENTY-THIRD ANNUAL COMMENCEMF-.T—LEGREES CONFERRED AND MEDALS AND PREMIUMS AWARDED—-PRE- PARATORY DEPARTMENT ‘The absence of fings or other decorations of the seventy-third angual commencement of Georgetown College heid in Gaston Hall, in the university buildings this morning, had the effect of making the hall look cool and pleas- ant, but did not prevent the constant plying of fans by the ladies present and the mopping o brows by the gentlemen. Upon the platform were Rey. Fathers Richards, McGuirk, Clark, Barnum, Ciampi and Stafford, and the Peruvian minister, F. C. C. Zoguro, At about 10:30 o'clock the were begun, They were as Overture, Vaudeville, Koppitz. Fest overtur: Leutner. Americau Catholic literature, Wm. G. MeKechnie, Mass. Gavotte, May Queen, Czibulka. A Piea for an Universal Scientific Language, Charles Albert White, District of Columbia, Lied Ohno Worte, Mendelssohn, Russian Misrule in sSibe Dominic F. Kuow- jan, Pennsylvania, Idyl, The Mill in the Forest, Ellenberg. Sociulism According to_ its Latest Exponents, Edward D. O’Brien, New York. Patrol comique, Hindley. Prize Trans- lation of Horace’s ode, Cwlo ‘onantem (Book ui, ode 5), J. Stanislaus Easby Smith, Alabama. Selection, Lucia Lammermoor, Donizetti. Conferring of degrees. Barcarole, Schubert, Valedictory, Francis Joseph Semmes, Alabama, Mein Liebes Heimathsland, Jungmann, Dis- tribution of prizes. March, Philadelphus, Wiegand. The delivery by Mr. Joseph Semmes of Ala- bama of the valedictory was frequently inter- rupted by hearty applause. ‘THE GRADUATES. The following degrees were conferred by Rev. Father Richards: Doctor of divinity—Rev. Dennis J, Stafford (periculo facto). Doctor of philosophy—Frank Baker, M.D.; Swan M, Bur- nett, M.D. Master of arts—Wm. H. Hawkes, M. De: J b M. Spellissy, M.D.; Calvert Wilson, Fugene F, Arnold, LL.M. Bachelor of harles Edward Duross, New York; Dom- inie Francis Knowlan, Pennsylvania; Joseph Francis McKaig, Washington, D.C.; William George ap oR Massachuset! Edward Murphy, jr., New York; Edward Denis O'Brien, New va Francis Joseph Semmes, Louisiana; Charles Albert White, Wavhington, D.C, THE MEDALS AND PREMIUMS were awarded as follows: Senior classes—The Goff medal for rational philosophy, given by George P. Goff, A.M., awarded to William G. McKechnie, Massachu- setts; premium to Charles Albert White Wash- ington, D. C, he McGrath medal for Rees given by William V. McGrath, B. 8., Philadelphia, Pa, awarded to William’ G. McKechnie. Massachu- setts; premium to Charles E. Duross, New York. ‘The Kidwell medal for mechanics (given by Edgar Kidwell, A.M., M.E., of Washington, D, C.) uwarded to Wm, G. McKechnie, Mass. ; pre- mium to Charles E, Duross, N. Khetoric.—Silver medal, Raymond A, Heis- kell, Md.;_ premium, James E, Duross, N. Y. English Literature and Composition— Premium, Pe liamialans Easby Smith, Ala. Poetry—Silver medal, Edward L. Keyes, N.Y.; premium, B. Carroll Shipman, Va, English ‘Literature and Composition—Premium, B, Carroll Shipman, Va. First Grammar.—Silver medal, Mark Me- Neul. Md.; premium. Francis B. Sheehy, Wash- ington, D.C. English Literature and Compo- sition—Premium, Patrick ‘arlon, N. Mathematics.—The Dahlyren m for cal- culus (recently founded by John Vinton Dabl- gren, A.B, of Boonsboro, Md.),will be awarded next year. First Mathematics—silver medal, James E. Duross, N.Y.; premium, Guy Laffoon, Ala. Second Mathematics—Silver medal, Ed- ward L. Keyes. N.Y.; premium, Step! hen Hayes, Washington, D.C. Third Mathemati Silver medal, Wm, 8. Deneen, N.Y. premium, Mark McNeal, Md. Aualytical Chemistry— Silver medal, Fenwick J, Stewart, Washington, D.C.; premium, Charles P, Neill, Tex. General Chemistry—Silver medal, Stephen Q. Hayes, Washington, D.C.; premium, Edward L. Keyes, Modern Languages,—First Fronch—Silver medal, Mark McNeal. Maryland; premium, Thomas J. Finning, New Hampshire. First German—Silver medal, Jobn Des Garennes. Washington, D.C. Christian Doctrine—Gold medal, William G, McKechnie, Massachusetts; premium, J. Stanislaus Easby Smith, Alabama, The Brennan medal tor ,tlocution, given by the Rev. P. H. Brennan. §.J., of Providence, RL. awarded to Patrick H, O'Donnell, Indiana; premium, Patrick J. Carion, New York. The Merrick debating medal, founded by R. T. Merrick, esq.. LL.D. awarded to C harles A. ite, Washington, D, The Toner scientific medal, given by Joseph M. Toner, M.D., Ph.D., for the best collection of specimens in'some branch of natural science, awarded to Charles E. Duross. New York. ‘The Hoffman mathematical medal, given by Chas. W, Hoffman, LL.D., awarded to Edward L. Keyes, New Yor! ‘The’ Morris historical medal, given by Martin F. Morris, LL.D., awarded to Charles P. Neill, Texas. The philodemic prize medal, given by the Philodemic Society, awarded to Edward D. O’Brien, New York. A gold medal of the value of $100, given b an unknown friend through the Kev. J. Murphy, S.J., for the best metrical translation of two Odes of Horace, one of which was pre- scribed to be “Calo ‘Tonantem,” (Book iii, ode 5), awarded to J. Stanislaus Easby Smith, Alabam: ps prize is awarded to Ed- ward L. Keyes, New York, who passed an ex- amination ‘on’ all the odes and epodes of Horace, in addition to the matter read by the class. A prize is also awarded to Patrick H. O'Donnell, Indiana, who passed an examination on the whole of the Il id, in addition te the authors read by the cla: ‘The medal for the best translation of Horace’s ode, Cwlo Tonantem, is massive and rich in de- sigu. The College Journal of April contains the prize translation, THE PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT. ‘The preparatory department of Georgetown University held its annual commencement last night in Gaston Memorial Hall. A large num- ber of the friends of the young students were present, and the evening's exercises passed off most successfully. The faculty of the school were present in a body, and Kev, Father Rich- ards, the president, was assisted in distributing the premiums aud medals by Rev. Father Welch, The literary part of the program included the chariot race from Ben Hur, translated into Latin by J. Francis Smith: a Greek dialogue after a symposium from Plato, by William A. O'Donnell, Michael T, Gavin and John D, Lan- non; a translation from Apulcias, by William T, Seger; dec.amation by Paul W. Evans and Hubert A. Dodge; two scenes from “Der Neffe als Oukel,” by Schiller, Jean des Garennes, M. Manly Whedbee, William J. Brooks, Joseph I Weller, Francis C. Kavanagh, and “‘A legend of St. Edward, the Confessor, King of England,” by Charles P, Lynch, Premiums were awarded to the following students: Wm. T. Seger, Pennsylvania; Jean des Garennes, Washington; John Devine, Washington; Michael 1. Gavin, Tennessee; Samuel B. Gregory, North Carolina; William A. O'Donnell, Pennsylvania; Charles E. Roach, North Dakota: G. Cuthbert Powell, Virginia; Maurice A. Downs, Washington; Francis J, Mulhall, Washington; John F, Clarke, Wash: ington; William. Deneen, —Washin, ton; John H. Fox, New York; Robert J. Col- lier, New York; Hobart Berrian, Washington; William ©. Xander, Washington; Herman Gloetzner, Washington; Joseph M. Keefe, Washington; Abuer C, Ritchie, Washington; Richard J. Watkins, Washington; Augustin D, Daly, Georgia; Richard Chazaro, Mexico. The silver medal for catechism was given William A. O'Donnell, Washington. and for elocution’ John P. Gately, Massachusetts, and Charles A, Green of this city. At the conclusion Of the awarding of the premiums Father Richards made a pleasant closing address and the exercises of the even- ing were over, _—_—__— Order of Chosen Friends. The executive committee of the Supreme Council of the Order of Chosen Friends is in session at the office of the supreme treasurer, W. J. Newton, Supreme Councilor H. H. Morse of New York city, Supreme Assistant Councilor Wm. G. Morris of Chicago, Supreme Vice Councilor E. E, Edwards of arte Ae Supreme Recorder T. B. Sinn_of Indianapol and Supreme Trustee Wm. B. Wilson of Newark ere now in town. Past Supreme Councilor Randall of San Francisco has not yet arrived. The whole | agi will go to Bay Ridge with the | excursion be given under the auspices of the order here on Wednesday, the 25th instant, ‘as advertised in the columns of Tux Star. —_—— The Pneumatic Railway. The Judson Pneumatic Street Railway Com- pany has commenced the construction of their WANTED--HELP. WANTED—ROOMS. D—A 00D poy ABOUT 18 YEARS OLD Wiss Avowy aha Faas ee WANTED. OSG, SOT Chats RARER AS jee AGE. PAINTERS \AT 3 SaStyetem. 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Apply main offices, zt TEI YOUNG LADY TO LEARN rate nsion Business: write a pla haw: own want ime ree GOOD COLOKED COOK T Wri y Fumily at their Summer Hoime, from eens Wann FIRST-CLASS CIGAR BAL nee aust have vest of references; horse and wagon furnished to ® good salesman, "Address FIG ARS, Star offic Jesus C00 7 mil must be well recommended; xood . Apply at Star office be suween 9 (RLS ON COL- it Baal oe bi ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS PASTRY _ COOK: Siso,e White Boy and Girl for Bture Work. mua Apply at 1 t have good reterence Vv ED—AT O ORG: eral Housework aud Waiting ou ‘Table. Apply 1400 Pe tanrant. Jozs-20e Wei A WHITE WOMAN TO COOK, on for family es Tequireds 11 Washin 3 A YOUNG MAN TO WORK IN WARF- yuse as Shipping Clerk: aust com: well recou.- , Address, Kivivg uge, B.B., Star office, Mat. = ANT! LY ‘BY COUPLE AND SON, F FOUR ek RR cera ST. NW, FACING FRANK let of July to, the cud of Onto. -furuiahed ED! GENTLEMAS, ONE OK Wiens ates ng ed Soe: southern or canter @3 nen A tiene eon P. Box 20 was wSISHED, ) ROOM BY rote =e objection Will be mundono recel'ring aventionamtrieuds tion permavent {f suited. Box 20, staroffice. — jezv3-31* a aan OR FOUK U ‘NYURMSHED was s, 2d floor, with eas, bath, &c., tosccommo- date next, icht housek cevang ior weatieiuan aud wife: tion weet between F and O and 7th Ww ss ats, Address 2 O. = 4. Jezese Wai Ex sts ate vr have gram gigi t have e: wate en ¢ mus ree ve, prtvate entrance. si od S213" anTRD a FURNISHED ROO! cane W wan ine re posure at where the peo Address oftice. locality. with southern ex- are Bot too inquisitive. ye21-3 ___ WANTED--HOUSES. _ 000 79 p, ByUsES 70. ‘LL FRO! x ta of the ety. a Bf 1s for suc! MERRILL & KY, 1114 ran WANTED ) MISCELLANEOUS ANTED-AT ONCE—FOR FOUR AY, Baie und Geutle Horse for tia eohing taken in the country aud used by an cringe te d'rent paid. Address MAGGIE. Star office, wes iY A LADY WHO THQROUGHLY Vuderstands Sewing, Work ut, Her Home, Mierms modersic. gren's clothes preferred. Star 7 AN ye PARLOR FURNITURE (01 stered, Mattreases made over; work done in 8 nea: aud substantial manner. Slip. Covers cut aud made: uutced. C. NELSON, 12 2, ANTED—TO BORROW @300 FOR ONE cate ‘on Indored Note or Life arsine Address t® WwW Box 13, Staro y ANTED—H. BAUM PAYS THE HIGH: Prices for Furniture, Carpets, beather Beds, sud plore | Fixtures, Tmtire Housebolde s ty. Storage on reuso: torme, i ED—HORSES TO PASTURE—A GOOD ‘arm of 100 acres, only 4 miles from idge ; #4 per month: carefit attention uaratl: feed ondera left ut Ii: H. Miuad's Horve shoer, 1th bet, Land M sts. or J. W. RIDGWAY, Ballston, Al andria county, Va. e210" Lan WARSZED-10 "BORROW 88,000 FOR FIVE Years at 5 per ceut interest, payable semi-aunu- iy;,08 ample real estate security; no commission Address Hox 154, Star office. _ densa oh ‘D—A POSITIVE FACT, WE G Tk for Se. attaigut: sid perne sd 7M et 2 "box ef lor 5c. thai © hundred; that “x 50 c1 SICK) OLD STAND, 1011 i VALI ‘AID FOR epeta, {Stoves Large and Susall id Otiice Fixtures, Call WINSTON, USs 7th st uw, myl- —HORSES FOK PASTURE—LONG ‘T Miuatiow G Grazing Farm, on Beuuinys road pear end M street ci District ine,_ Finest, pasture jande tn the terms 85 per mo. Ro! OBL. E MORRIS, ‘an Ws a = HORSES TO ag TRETRG Horses: Winter and Summer a Specialty ; order ci Lavery gees 3116 ot ow, 4 7th st. 0.1L F. eval ‘she. Md. ANIED— HORSES aT Beale's Stock Farm at 83 per niouti; Vest of pas: ture, mpgs 3 water and plonty of shade, with careral attention. Apply to General Mauayer, EB. LAF- Fert, Lot st aud Louisiaua ave, oF it the Farm. W my ANT. E LETTERS AND OTHER Mritinge | to Hevise. Coprect and 7 strictest confidence guaranteed ; Ww. FLUNN, AM. Ivy fustitute, cbtabliahed ‘s.r corner 8th and’K sts. now. ’ ANTED-STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND Kenovating Works: Feathers Kenovated, Mat- Made Qver; Furniture ‘Stcamed apd ‘Moths HL YOUNGS, 1402 Pa ave. ‘Telephone ME BUSINESS eee a nig tor ine Lun tinsel ‘Address ASARUM: Star CEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY BUX GOOD E Hand Leuse of Dry Goods Stores, located at und 107th si ‘endid busl- 2 yarties meaning buslaees Sulla formation given by caluug uF addrensing » © VIERBUCHEN, Jez4-st 1607 7th at. nw. Fit SALE—ONE OF THE BEST PAYING HOTELS in the city; Dow Miled with boarders. EB. sar Uttice. Foe SL RESTAURANT, STOCK AND FIX. license; reason for selliuus other busi. B. Lb te Agel ness, np between D and ‘A CIRCLE, A FIRST- clas, Lidy, Active Cook: hing: dinner at poo: go home Liv hte, Apply 8, Sun Build- ug, frum 9 to 11 Bau. ; best city reference required, TED— icluivent Boy: act as Assistant Boo! Vv y ANTED. Saab: WRITERS TO ADDRESS EN Nelopes; also or obec in Fe FE “SALE—A FIRS! Oyster Depot combined; Feasou for se) EY a ug—sickness. Address HED—THREE ROOMS. Kitchen and Pantry ev it party. Please call be- dine ave. de intl and not afraid of myer © buggy, nearly bes, ota na si . de Bar sith Oe, od o pounds, cost 6265; pric - ~ te an ot vir a 0. Le seen at RI FLOOR OF FOUR Row! eis Stable, Sh ot bet. Dand Ene * a “as - oe oe ah JOR SA E—A PACING AND TROTTING MAKE, ope Inquire at 445 Pet.a.w. joi Tiss snadle suite snd ‘will, work anywhere. cheap, Fore KENT—A PLEASANT SUITE OF ROUMS OX | Also F: ving oF Carriage Horse. Ap seo Room, front gout Ply 314 Poona. ave. nw de24-3v et or wit at boar tas Arst-class 1 a Scan Bis eS house. faire _ SALES or wen a F A SPLENDID BARGAIN— NT—BEENAY'S VIOL! = Fe :. a pst te, A beautiful and very tt and seteral iy maicaiaad STK ratty i | octave. carved ews ad yoy Moneana all te ‘a FORD, 24 1 jae at. new, for only @2 being bear! monthly és. scan metndins be! ‘Also scored iee coon aes Naininome siuzhtly used Tyres iment” or ouly 2? ‘3, terms to TRE PIANO EXCHANGE, VLS Pa bye, PENTLE HORSE, BREWSTER CORNER SINTH UBT. AND MABRA- Nicely ished Rooms with | BGK SALE Ci casi COUNTER TRON ZiPe com = leasaat sui tier roots, soutuors nd eastern exponire, references © exchamured. fo 5 Ri and Shelving, at 817 7th st.» Fe ani =rwo FINE-BRED sour Hw COLLIE jeusaies ampion ‘Dubin deol sod Grpnia NT ine Deduuree. price chilean 10th b D FF. ot # windows Seunforuished. suite on Sd Moor, ; terms moderate. Jez2-3t" Fon RE! cone DELIGHTFUL Rooms, SIN- gle or en suite: convenient to all lines of cars; Summer rates. Apply 1413 10th at.m.w. e210 | on sae gas FOOT POWER PRINTING Fe RENT—WITH BOARD, IN PRIVATE vam Pross, Steud, Cases, Type, &c. Y20 Fat., second ELi3, 80, Third story Rooms, one ae = a SALE. A GO Good AMILY HOw: x — NENT COOL PLEASANT rr rood action ne years old ‘aoa vil eon and ore; Drive * arniess. a jedere Hotel, co overlooking McPherson Square. 10i7 ‘nd sid at, aw " ae K RE: Fe SALTS MORTHERS FAMULY ABOUT LEAV. oren el ing the city Will sell Bath on saune foot 1 503 H oben, Car teeth lime Stove, &e S11 H st. u. mee = {UK SALE-—GOOD 9-YEAK BAY HOKSE, SOUND, sentle, work in any harness, also hand tuiede Dray Se Seam COUK'S TABLE, sw, T_TWODELIGHUTFULLY GOOL ROOMS, second floor, to gentlemen, gS and @6 per mouth One square trot street cars, 3035 Ost. n.w. jez OR RENT FIVE UNFU aii wodern improvement: Fu RENT—PLEASANT ROOMS IN PRIVATE family for 3 or 4 persons visiting the city for a dave; teria, with table board, F Fen, tate bay WILL SELL citar < Dayton Wagon and Top Boggy. beth wood Riyteemdnenriy wow. Private stable rear 1301 Ket 50 or et a eb - Fea U THREE ELEGANT FURNI a j Fe SALE-< HPAP—A LADIES’ VILLAGE Ca Jufuruished Kooms, with or without Board. ud Cut-ander er Drag; both im pertect ae rees Tania ave a e21-se res bargain. "Stable 1008 ist et nw —TWO ROOMS, 2D FLOOR, FoR Fe licht bouscheertngtin resvase Wamihe aise bor Fe SALE-BEST QUALITY OF HAND. Mab: Jor Bed Koom, furuished, ou Let floor, wear Pen Brick, froot, paving aud merchantab: care, 2600 Let. now. sell te of W. A. BARSTOW, 615 7th et. aw. JOR RENT—1610 HOST NW, OPPOSITE THE | 10K SALE — ra Ghorebain, Mcely Farmuhed Moceet Site Rasee: | AS PIANOS AND ORGANS. reduction of rates for the summer and special te Slightly used. ptaudard makes. Pr permanent parties, table board, refe: ward) @5 payments. Fok, RENTS TEREE BOOMS, UXFURNISHED, suitable for light house! % children. Apply to lve tse D FIXTURES OF REST au Licensed , locnth Also good Car Store mw. Le 08 F et. nw JOR | SALE VERY FINE 16-POOT BAIL AND low Prey, i all Gittings complete, cost €100 i for $40. Alust be t] POs SALE—S10CKk A rant ov d st. ».w, #500. Fee, Sst 15, MASS. AVE. WN... Cool le: iainee close’ ROOMS—EN SUITE OR SINGLE. win ween to 105 1th st. nw, deel | Cieted eh geomeneed 1 THREE APAKTMENTS OF 1WOAND | _APPIY 141 Dat. se. after 4 p.m pert ae” {bree rooms eu aul private Lath and eloast ele. | NOK SALE—PIAKO Banca! N—GRAND | t PPRIGHE wa | Gao! ar. furnished ; rates Piano a © aT ONY, cor 23t and Towa circle Mrae-Ou | and other pa nt & pn SP rt = FOR SALE UAKE PIANO, KUSEWOUD Cash; FOR RENT—FLATS. carved lege “Unl). 880, cos Mtoe! ‘pun Covers ss Gpetantect. JONN F. ELLs & Co. BENTOFIYEROOM FLAT IN WEST END 620 K st W937 Penneylvaute ave., uear 10th st. all modern 1 ! ROR SALE SQUAME PIANO) FULL SEVEN BORA MMe | Beta patii at pone aan vemsein . fi 3 can, STONE OF THE BEST APAKI MENTS — n perieGOns F. BLAIS a CO. be mublet forthe summer at | je2 Pen. a “ a reduced rate. Apply to GAMMA ZETA, “ihe shore | —*° a ct SS bam.” my29-lin STORES. _ STO! SIX. X-ROOM DW! ELLING oy st. nny ‘Virginia ave.. in perfect condi- Dusiness corner, ‘ORD, 624 14th st. ASST SHUR OR RENT—CORNER OF 8TH AND H STR. NW. Store Room; suitable fora ood retail business; a ‘RUst SHUNGEEFORD, 624 14th st, Son HN Poausyivants Po SALE OR EXCHANGE—A& ROB Rov CANOIT Posies, Oe 5 ther Joug, “25 Teet beau tar office ES good condition 39 Fs SALE-A + DEIVING | MAR AL Undersized, makes a good saddier, Cail UPRIGHT PIA Os. is =. —— enon u perfect order {OK KENTA STORE AND DWELLING IN A ane = god, Business location.” Apply T. A. BUREN, ommaner eceele e e ease eo 12: between Mand’ eta ye2d-ate 3 ave. tear 10st Foe, sae BALE ueAT BARGAINS 1 Complete Tarnpute’ 100 ease SMA a Dwelliag weer ble for Krovery, feed, drug o7 variet! 5 MOIN TIME, 222 C at. u.w., Opp. jt 3 Rent #! Finity Church, rriages to select frous ‘Carriage nee ond Sxahdes, 6 te Private families about leaving t tor their Turuouts st DOW NESS. Fee SEVERAL GREAT BARGA\ Nearly New Upright Fisnos for cash, at G 1, WILD & BO.’S, 100 het ne yell JOR SALE—JUST ARRIVED PROM VinGINIA= 30 Horses, among thei sume Gipe draft = reanunable. WOR REN NITTHE Ty Two 1 pLPPER FLOOR ee sepatate entrance, P11 Pa. ave, between Tortie Apu te LOU: VRE GLOVE CO. S14 Oth « FOR RE T—OFFICES. OR RENT—DESK ROOM CHEAP Gunton vutidiuk, la ave, ¢ ROOM 5, W. iH. DENNIS, Je25-Ste Fe. Ri K ROOM IN COOL, V Pointed Vrout cftice ‘Apply at Roum st. nw. Fe SALE—AT 466 PA. AVE, WASH NGTUN, > C., the Largest stock mi Cartiawes, Bugwies, Carte, Haruces, Lap Holes and Whipe this side ot New York. Bugwses to suit the country ier. > | Alsy iz i bargains in sviled work of ail sty F.GE 466 Paave. N.B Estimates giveu party ior repeie Also Carnages exchanged. Bigh Ol the horwe. jel Fes 3abtnd SExTEEN HAND zEaM IN aus Condition ; well matched; rice @ Also a Pus~ senger Wagouctte and Haruces: price ¢200, apy eae NEY'S STABLES, Let bet lutu aud 17th. ROR RENT-STABLE, Abo OT 1 Jowa aud Tbomes Circles; all_m, Mill leave for @14. Address, for Fo SALE—WELL-PAYING PROVISION AND Grocery Store, Horse, Waxon and Stable; how open; commer 14th and Boundary sta. uw. | After 6 o'clock 1527 LOth st. n.w, ‘Good reasou for selling. CBEAP; GOOD Ee SALE-STEAM LAUNDRY, opportunity to engage im profitable. business. HA». BENDHEIM, Attorney-at-law, 472 Address 1 x Win HEAD AND SIDE WAITERS, COOKS Cuaw Maids, scullions, Waitresses, Taun- dresses, &c., this city and suburbs. Women for Flal- roy ‘ula, Virginia aud Mary luud- “cts! at peat) ate nw AN ACTIVE, ENERGETIC Gr: NILE. wer vreferred—williy to expend ‘slug to reprevent in Baltimore, sud Mehingtou 4 Montana Real Estate Agency, Address . YOUNG, Colonnade ouneonseans Pa, COOK, must be “d. Apply | HOUSEHOLD jatem; ood pay. Jea-1bs Te poral Housework ; ferences require 2 ES EMP! ENT ea, conducted by, ladies— Men and Wome, white and colored, for alf kinds of douiesiic labor, city, =~ atotes, with Feferobces, semoved to 7UU Lat'a.w We iTED—AT THE CITY INTELLIGENCE OF- fice every day, Working Women, Men, Boys aud Girls; uo wating for work—applicatious tor govern- meat positions prepared, May Building,7th aud Eu. w. ANTED—LADY AG! tunes; new ruvl rire te tree. LI 0, rs — MA ncanaeat, indispencstle ‘LE & SU. Lakesidi ANTED — ACTI We kent the Rdison bhouogr tie "wonderfa talking mechine, aud exhibat it uct the excursion season: plenty of money LUM BIA PHOROGRAPE, COMPANY, O27 Est nw Seniesa _ WANTED. —SITUAT ¥ ie) NS._ Vs TED—BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL, & Situation as Novem 1 objection to travel or to do plai Call at 2407 G stu. Weise 40 DiCK’s AGENCY FOR YOUR es, Laundivns, Maids, Waiirers, Nurses, Bute lers, Coachinen, Waite Kite Help for this city or urcad; all hay: wv. ANTED—A1 ADQUAK TEKS — POSITI ict Cove € hatuber Sai aitrese, Laandrcenes arses, Seamstress, Mew Cooks, Coach- haan, Butlers BASIE A CUOMBS B50 Tat bene NTED-BY A NOKTHERN WOMAN, A PLACE as Working Housekeeper, Chaauber Mud or Seamstress; city or country. Call for three day 408 6th st. nw. BY A WHITE GIRL | = a Nursiug or Workiug in Store, I aor three days. Fe SALE—ONF, OF THE BEST LOCATED AND Well-established Boarding He e city: 30 Doarders wt this tue; great Dargai as Twin tolawe the city eat og aS 3A IBY LUNCH | KOON Y Bijon Thea ‘oftee Urus, Chair Re Will be suld chesp. ‘DUGAK & BUI st uw. | Et SALE—BUILDING LoTS aT , INDEX, ox Uw Metropu.itan Brauch of the B. & Fight at the junction of tw Geurxetow. northern terminus Southeru railroad, Linden, by reason of its elevation aud natural beauty aud having » handsome railroad Station and public ball, with courches and schouls ia in Close proxiuity, possesses superior advantages for suburbun residence. ‘Though the lots offered for sale Bt fron $225 to $400 cach will pay well aa siniple luvestment, We preter to. ge ties who want to gon out ty Linden to use ana vine citizens of jarylaud and to such we wili lou the mouey wil Wwiuch to build homes. Call on or address ¥. BENJAMIN, UN: nen, Crag yout F Je: ‘ORGE COUNTY TAXES AND 4.8 specialty, “General law practice in Wash. iugtou city and Marlboro’. OMices: ‘Bindenabune ae 408 Lowsiaua ave. Washington eity. J.C. oo Attorney and Counsellor ‘Caw me 1; uae Springs, te eh ~4 ay #1 ‘Glock called for. Ji ty “competition (Or god work Dewy ede Lots -A BOL-TAILED BLA Llewellyn Setter, with a few sviite hairs om hes breast, auswering to the name of Dou. 4 Hberal ee ward sf returned to 936 O st. n = REWARD—LOST C os “JUNE erate Je) Pin: Greon Btone set in Silver; uo value only to pie reward if returned tu 1409 Pore: hu- Os’ =e ‘SATURDAY, ‘BIst ; JXSTANT— Lu oT in B. aud O. and 14th 40 p. maa) Hand Gatchel: leather; tax colored outenia valusble to me only: ruiiroad tickets caucelled; # liberal ward will boyatd for return; my uaiwe is on paper ii- it B, A. HARLAN, 645 Ast. ne. L ANJO” COVER IN DUPONT CiROI £. plaid it returned to Coast Sur Roum 4 ST—BETWEEN 11 AND. 12 O'CLOCK P.M.-23D, Purse on the avenu een G:h sud 7th sts, coutalning 5 and some yayore. Finder liberally re: Manied on returu to St, James’ Hotel. “W. ETROBIN- ON. OuT—THE PERSON WHO LAST. NIGHT 700K the Bic rom in trout of “Thi street will return at once ‘oy they wile tay Were seen from the dimmig rooms cosectited. aud are known. JOK SALE— YOUNG CANARIER MOCKING Birds, Parrots, &.; Gold Fishes, eo OR SALES “ACKES OF LAND AT BuiGuHT- | Food, ratt’s Dow Cakes Modicines. j fms location for subdivision : none better im | _ uk SCHMID's bird For SALE—STEAM YACI T, 33 FEET 0" dy Tie ft. Beam, }-horse power boiler and eugime, imi al horse power 13. peed Spore © toh Lenties per: a jUst oft ds ; open for 4 days om 81 interest, will pur- | For ger capi to BL. WALKe chuee Bewutitul Lot. hugh round snd well located, | Kea! I dla at Mills Station, opposite Avalon Helgh: freien — from South Brookland by the Bromteoed om we Fo SALE—ABOUT JULY 1 WE WILL HAVE O — new electric cars ig to run. mt Bt anes Teturued trou rent, why . Which We will sell at reduced price ant t Now York svenies comeinhend cr cosoeae | ot IF RER & CONLIFE, O14 12th st. mw Mount Pleasant, ALE NALKER, N KY PUBLIG ‘A numser of the most desirable love are still off sd fon GAEe-SE 6. HN ALKER MOLART OD at original price of g250, ar at AP eco bething 52 Res! Estate Notes o on Gis “Propert per cent, ter is uffered. AN ive mew and €! it Houses in bast bd iaeton, Jel9-1 po nein East Waskington. n) desirable Building For Kent—124 9th st. ie, 8 rooms, $51.00. 413 Bet i.e., 5 rooms, 50, Fe. SALE—“OTTO” 7 GAs ENGINES BOTH NEW and second band; suy size. Bend for circular oF . BALLAUF, Aw't. 731 7tust.n.w. mls Fuse ace YOU WANT G0OD Finer Cl. ase burreys 4 y tous, oa Beraauate cor, Oth aud New York ave.u.w. Lowest prices im town for the quality of work. apo su det-lm Usvesrrr HEIGHTS, ADDITION TO BROOKLAND, NEAR THE TERMINUS OF ELECTRIC CABS. So close to city will soon be within limits, Beautifully situated, high and healthy. Commanding fine view. Street grade already estab- lished by District engineers. BRICK SIDEWALKS, Fre SALE—CALRIAGES, WAGONS AND BUG- terms: ‘select from. He- mes on Suan 100" jobs to trimmlux mestiy done. COUR a. wown, D.C. me MONEY TO LOAN. _ E HAVE, ExcLugyny, THE FOLLOWING 000, #8,000, $11,000. do GRAVELED STREETS. a by Rd Sendo end ernemental treen, jell DERBY. Davis & 0O., 1819 F at, a one a a3 NEY iy ix HAND To LOAN ON pisTRice Call for plats, terms, &c,, on REDFORD W. WALKER, a) ONEY TO LOAN AT FIVE tw CENT ON se17-1m 1006 F st__| AVA vroved Meat Hstate Security ee at Gite, asa oa Sd saa ——— Ee ssrscnosmeeires a | og at wg ren cow KR KENT OK LEASE-EIGHT ACKES aT | $018-2w* — Apply 1 ot now, z had eps che ede pe iPro and pimp mee OREY TO LOAN = 5 eum TO sur JOMN'E. BEALL, 1321 F st. SYK SALE, cd PESILABLE TRACT OF 26 ACKES ONTING DANIELS AND. BOCK CREEK FOR ROADS. ADJOINING COLUMBUS PARK AND IFOKNIA BYN. SRICATED PRICE, #700, PEK ACkE, APPLY TO JAMES M. GREE. . 3006 F SE mysi-im Oper cont, on V myo ox: TO LOAN Toutine Policies bought at uEbon. 1307 Fane. ee Koons Apis eo Stat ~ | Pomoan- VERT SER W: $10 Pex lous as retaiued.for Position in any one x thed ie: at $05 oF more per mone dress M.V., Star office. Bnoreax TRAVEL—AN EXPERIENCED §' Chaperone is prepared Real Estate, my5 ___ THios. E WAGGaMaM. EY TO LOAN IN AOE ABD SMALL Cots TPs ete Rain on! feat atte soca Amul, ving abroad, ‘hve beaudtoayias 0 is cea a _ A tow sums of Set: up Bh Pi cert ton, Phibadel ie ington iinet 3m ms 1300 Pe‘ove._ BONE, 1 yy ONEX 10 Lae IN SUME TO SUIT ON xEAL M tate in the District of Columbia. DUeAs ¢ bi LK, Successors w J. ekibacrmniati, 3 et. aw Utice open 826 Fat uw. ot OsTTA LEATHER MUSIC BOLL AND SHEET ) LOAN ON APPHO' no Wis that experience bet, Bth and Nats. cand “th aud Pa, av. 1" nar SS" _| MOSE*, 70, 10a, ON APFNOVED MEAL Ex: are . on le ily eee efit enagariare Wash: INATION QUESTIONS | omail amounts whieh I essig ast tuspodsately, ANTED—A SITUATION AB SUPERINTEND- Sin see | Chat ee ee lewont astee interest.” GEO. tae TAI, se Nasain lish mite ts | Lemirasieeean enmnen ak emis | co a ELS etegene, | eee ce 3 jorowyhly. uni ess enitleuan with dog who : ONEY TOLOAN ox REAL ‘Addi JOHN B, HAR) ton Stat! le follow eas. co, a <4 oo | tur nto ths Lith st. u.w. ce et = By mage ee eek eee ees sT MS Were ia wane clas Lace as | Epes shey sear cas 0ase puna ok SEW Se Se eS a city references. 1304 11th st. nw. it "York uve. ‘8 a "T'S, 1QA8 DEDIATELY—$30,000-| : A FRENCH LN WOULD LIKE A Lex THE 218T—A_ ‘MASONIC CHAKM, Sand Gotha: Security. pron gs i dee An owner's nawe on charms. return the | areas of cali at JUBIH'S OLD BIAND. G1UD of | md 008 F st. Bw. the sits for the summer. Apply 1116 Vt. ave. asta Bis toe ee wer onttekae ee cy ML, a = 3023-30" in BUMe FROM Pw Wikio A SEER COACHMAN, Leas RUNDAY, bey ER A JAPauaee Hi aT > axpe — CAN’ mad : objectiop. “ Addreag ‘sum OTELS, ay loney, on a Vase COPY ey ae | tae Taso 'N igeand eve SPS ee iene Tee RDMORE, 625 137H ST, mW. REAL ESTATE IN THIS DISTRICT. or long. Pupils in ‘Type Writing: thor- | J OST—A HUCKSIER BADGE AND EICENSE find places of interest ; ton # oy ‘auch 4 tor $10, ‘Address 8.q.; sta ofhcs, oto, value Ereptto owner. Liberal re- | day’ paged ei week tM tabi Se Fel ne cme = ree d w. OMEX 70 LOAN A LOWEST MATES WAS BY A MAN, ,NitH UN QUESTION. PST SCAME BLN, 3 MUONSTONE WITH DIA: ac HAKKIS naunis | M ‘Wateh- seagiag; Hont either ou 71h oF Sub ws, or op Br es ae —F sa ite Biisitenclants Sei | aamerneaines! to 3 Eo oer ae Pk po ea Very best references. FF | sun.w. ‘ati {ieriens ond Keropeen pias. POLAND © sphats ee sa saan T Sas chs ee hae ee 2D, SITUATION, Fou PASTRY ¢ ‘COOKS, BOARDING. Farm, Dairy snd “kitchen a sen ition “coustey = LADY LIVING ALONE WILL BOARD nd, famnuer resorts, BURNHAM'S, 11106 et nw, A tee itl e WILL Bo oh oe ANTED—B' aye WHITE 5 SIR, Wreath Chater al Maid or Waitress; willug ts | WW AitED_§ FOUNG LADY OF {AND Soaks at cages | Eo Jeundrying, % TED —FOR od Ww errant ce in every ALS PLEASANT, AND 00) "ABLY FUR- en a idee res street pach ar it Sele-1ze ane * are So TES iss! Ste py | Hane eee eee g By echo, ca | poe ‘St prevent vention ten Sours EBBITT HOUSR WASHINGTON D.G O pearing ELEN Tis rata, WOOD AND COAL MS pe sere Af ONEY To LOAN ON REAL ESTA’ TE OR Mea Sones oe ne oe (OHN WARDEN. ho. 68 G ST. N.E. Mo 2 REAL Beate at LOW. ae “8 to orders, je17-1m* | sp24 Suecessor 5 Pat. —x—X“xY»x&_{_———xzz&zi—=~™ie=E=EeEeee__ee_ ee — DENTISTRY, COUNTRY BOARD. Loca’