Evening Star Newspaper, June 27, 1890, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, GREAT PAPER. What Gaturday’s Sixteen-Page Star Will Be. The hot weather is getting in its summer work, but it has to give way occasionally be- fore the cooling waves from the northwest, while Taz Stan keeps up its good work and yields to nothing. Extensive preparations have been made for Saturday's mammoth six- teen-page edition, which, it is confidently assorted, will excel all its predecessors, What that means the Washington public has no need of being told, for Tux Stan enters every fam- ily circle in the District and its readers know fall well what the Saturday Stars have been. The pen, the pencil, the camera, the telegraph wire and a large staff of accomplished report- eré and correspondents will all contribute to make tomorro’ paper a model one in every respect. The public will be informed of the result of the Stan's advertising contest which closed a few days ago, and in which very gon- eral interest has been manifested. The three series of articles, out of the three hundred sub- mitted, which won the three prizes will be pub- SHOOTING STARS. DOMESTIC ECONOMY. ‘The washing of a flannel shirt, Quite knocks the garment sifly, And every careful mother knows How paps’s shirt fits Willie, The autocrat of the breakfast table—the head waiter. “Heat as a Form of Energy” is the title of a recent book. In Washington just now itis very bad form. The song of the House on silver—See the (uon)-conecurring hero comes. The census in Minneapolis does not appear to be contagious, at least nobody has taken it yet. There is a real estate man on F street who is ® persistent and voluminous talker, though a good fellow withal, and the other day he came into a friend’s office in the same business and began. He kept it up for half an hour and then in a brief moment of rest the friend looked at him admiringly and exclaimed: “By jove, old fellow, if I could only sub- lished in » most attractive manner, with sketches and portraits of the successful con- testants, The following are some of the feat- ures of tomorrow's Stan: THEY CAN WRITE ENGLISH (Illustrated). Sketches of the winners of the prizes in ‘Tux Stan advertising contest. OUR SCHOOL HOUSES (Illustrated). ile stones set up in the progress of public education. A FLYER WITHOUT WINGS (Illustrated). The little torpedo boat Cushing and how she cuts the water. THE WORLD'S CHAMPIONSHIP (Illustrated). Famous oarsmen to struggie on St Lous bay next month. IN A PAWNBROKER'S SHOP (Illustrated). Where money was raised and where valua- bles are stored. FUN FOR THE FOURTH (illustrated). ‘The novelties of the year in the way of pyro- technics. EVERYBODY SHOULD LEARN (lilustrated). ‘The many advantages of being able toswim and bow to learn. GHOSTS OF THE LIVING (Illustrated). Astral bodies that walk abroad and their spectral ways. IN THE ENEMY’S COUNTRY (Illustrated). What has happened to a Christian reading room opened in Hell's Bottom. THE SENATE STABLES (Illustrated). Where government and senatorial horses and carriages are kept. WIDOWS’ AND ORPHANS’ RIGHTS. Story of the District court which guards them. EUROPEAN CAUSERIE. Max O'Rell on the uncrowned kings and what they demand. MIDSUMMER HINTS FOR HEALTH. Sanitary precautions to be taken at summer resorts. By Shirley Dare. GOSSIP FROM ABROAD. Interesting topics of the times in the leading cities of Europe. CROSSING THE ANDES. Arace with the grip among the towering southern peaks. By Fannie B. Ward. MEG THEEDGOLD. An exciting story by Florence Warden, author of “The House on the Marsh.” MAKING PAPER MONEY. Plans prepared at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing in anticipation of the passage ATTRACTIVE HOMES. Some of the newest fancies of the summer beason, THE DISTRICT NATIONAL GUARD. Notes of interest from headquarters and armories, NEW YORK NOTES. What is going on in Gotham. By Tae Star's special correspondent. REAL ESTATE GOSSIP. Some of the many improvements at the na- tional capital. ADMIRAL AND C. Coming Home on the Same Ship —- But They Are Not on Speaking Terms. PTAIN, It is expected that the United States steamer Kichmond, now on her way home from. Brazil, will reach Hampton Roads, Va., her objective point, by Sunday. She calculated to arrive on the 28th—tomorrow. She hason board Ad- miral Gillis, lately detached from the com- mand of the South Atlantic station and now coming home in his flagship, with the com- mander of which, Capt. Allen Reed, he is not on speaking terms. The admiral preferred charges some time ago against the captain for discharging « cook without permission and the captain retorted by filing counter charges baeed on the failure of the admiral to furnish him with a copy of the specifications, It is hinted sround the department that Capt, is the victim of persecution his superior officer, who has not neglected an opportunity, it would seem, to make his life aiserable ever since he has been with bim. Why this should be so no one can surmise, but it is the general impression that the return of the Hichmond will be the signal for the pub- lication of almost as interesting a navai scandal us that furgished by the Enterprise. THE WILL SET ASIDE. The Contest Over John Hoover’s Estate Settled by a Jury. This morning in the Circuit Court, Judge Montgémery, the Hoover will case was sub- mitted to the jury and a verdict was rendered uollifying the will This was the second trial of the case. The late John Hoover, who was over ninety years of age at the time of his death, lett by his will the larger portion of the estate to St Aloysius Church and other Catholic instita- tions, A aumber of the nephews and nieces of the deceased contested the will, alleging un- due influence, &c., andthe case had been on for nearly two weeks. Messrs. A. 8. Worthing- tom and A.B. Birney sppeared for the con- ‘Vestants and Messrs, G. E. Hamilton and C. 0. Cole for the will. ——_- District Militia Officers Commissioned. The President has commissioned the follow- ing officers of the militia of the District of Columbia: Tracy L. Jeffords, aide-de-camp, with rank of captain; Otto L. Suess, inspector of rifle practice, third battalion of infantry, with rank of frst lieutenant; George H. Harries, inspector of rifle practice, second battalion of jufantry, with rank of first lieuteuvant; Edwin 1. Dunn, first lieutenant, company B, fifth battalion of infantry; John Fainter, jr., second heutenant, company A, fourth battalion of in- fantry; Andrew J. wn, jr.,second lieuten- aut, hey a! B, fifth batiahon of infantry; George A. Warren, second lieutenant, company B = — ot ene iv secon: ant, com) , of infantry. aad z A Preacher From the Holy Land. Correspondence of Tux Evexrme Stan, Wasurxotox Gove, Mp., June 27. Rev. G. H. Geisweit, the preacher and singer who has been traveling in the Holy Land, will continue the meetings that Rev. C, H. Yatman, the Ocean Grove evangelist, has been conducting a the past week. Mr. Geisweit is an intimate friend and co-worker of Mr. Yatman. He has the reputation of Lowe Ie Bh singer” as bo werful preacher. wi Yatman will leave for Ocean Greve evening on the 9:27 train. JBM. divide your month and put it on the market!” Why doesn’t the sun strike for only eight hours a day? — soe SOCIAL MATTERS. What Well-Known People Are Doing— Personal Mention. A large company of guests assembled in the Lutheran Memorial Church, on Thomas circle, last evening to witness the marriage of Mra. Emma Swallow Bartlett, daughter of Rev. Ben- jamin Swallow, and Mr. E. David Brown, all of this city. The guests were seated by Dr. H. M. Cline, Dr. A. J. Brown, brother of the groom; Mr. W. R Shaw and Mr. J. J. Shugrue, who | acted as ushers, Dr. Cline also performing the duties of best man, There were no brides- maids. The bride and groom entered the chureh together and walked up the aisle to the uulpit, preceded by the ushers. The ride wore a pretty frock of India silk in @ delicate fawn shade. It was cut demi-train and the bodice was cut in deep points back and front, and the elbow sleeves were trimmed with lace, The bridal bouquet was composed of Marechal Neil roses. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. J. G. Batler at 8 o'clock, after which the bridal party drove to the residence of Rev. Benj. Swallow, No. 1215 T street. From there Mr. and Mra. Brown started on their bridal tour, leaving on the 10 o'clock train. Among the friends pres- were Capt. and Mra. 8. E. Thomason, the Misses Thomason, Mr. aud Mrs. F. J. Fisher, Mr, aud Mrs. M. A. Clancy, Mr. and Mrs, Clifford Warden, Mr. and Mrs. Sturges, Mr. N. B. Field of Alpuquerque, N. , Mr, and Mrs. C. J. Young. Gen. Green B. Raum, Gen. Burdette and Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Hines. Mrs. Brown received a large number of very handsome wedding presents. The bride is unusually gifted as an artist and is particularly successful in her portraiture of dogs. The bride departed in a traveling dress of brown silk and velvet. Mr. Brown is on the staff of the city post office. Mrs. Frank W. Clancy of Santa Fe, N.M., formerly of this city, ister of the bride. Mrs. Howard Claggett returned to the city on Wednesday from a trip to the seashore. Mr. B. H. Warner expects to spend his vaca- tion ina trip to Europe, upon which he will leave next month. Mrs, Warner will spend the summer at Capon Springs, Mrs. Romero, wife of the secretary of the Mexican Legation, who has been ill at the Ham- ilton, hopes to be able to go to her home in Baltimore in a day or two. Mra, A. F. Childs, who has been ill for the past month, left for Deer Park today, accom- panied by her aunt, Mrs. H. E. Conover. Miss Emma MacDonnell of 453 O street north- west is sojourning at Atlantic City. A most delightful coaching party to Syca- more Island aud the Arcade was given Thurs- day by Mr. and Mrs. B. K. Plain in honor of their daughter, Miss Lottie. The start took place early in the afternoon from their home on Massachusetts avenue, returning by moon- light. The participants were Misses Dorscy, Joues, Phillips, Walthall, Aukam, Wilburn, Beall, Tyler, MacDonald, Martin, Caverly, Strong, Heigart, Bell and Plain, and Messrs, Jones, Phillps, Gray, Milburn, Caverly, Johansen, Aukam, Trenholm, Dawson, Tucker, Roberts, Lamson, Fassett, Simmons, Hardesty, Scott and Stanward of New York and Dr. Rust, Mrs. Electa E. Smith will leave tomorrow morning for Sterling, Ill., to attend the dedi- cation of the soldiers monument, Julys4. Mrs, Smith was postmaster of that city for eight yeara, Miss M. E. McCeney, Mra. Eugenia Phillips, McBride, Miss M. K. Cammack, Mrs. W. ompson, Miss A. K. Thompson, Mrs. Maj. | irs. F. Barrett and daughter, Flint, Mrs. Chas, Flint, A. Saf- ford, Geo, E. Lemon, F. B. Conger and family, Admiral and Mra, Queen and Mrs. Gov. Camp- | bell and family of Ohio are summering at Deer Park. 0. The Moguls at the Theater, The Moqui Indian statesmen now visiting the | city in the care of Messrs, Vandever and Keane | attended a performance of “Amorita” at Al- bangh’s last night and attracted more attention than the opera, They are extremely aboriginal and had never been inside a theater before, The appreciation of the play was something as- tonishing, and—remarkable for au Indian— they laughed immoderately, though they un- derstood no word of English, One was so ex- cited he rose in the box and became so vocif- erous that he had to be gently but firmly re- strained and reseated, The two coonlete in the play, Jess aud John, were #o frightened that they were with difficulty persuaded to ap- pear, ‘The Moquis left before the play was over. _ Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: Susan A. Brown to J. F. Hood, sub 23, sq. 914; 2—. J. B. Wimer to G, Truesdell, lots 22 to T.’s addition to Washington Heights; $—. Mary Murphy to D. Birtwell, lots 4, 5 and pt. 6, sq. 1076; $—. B. F. Herr to Jane Scott, sub 114, sq. 1003; $2,750. W. H. Murray to Mary A. Moore, lot 85, Garfield; 2130. J. F. Rodgers et al. to A. J. Cassott, lots 22 and 33, bik. 8 bik. 12; 15, blk. 13; 4, DIK. 14, and 7, bik. 15, Kalorama Heights; 7—. Z. W. Pickrell to Nelly T. Roessle, pts. 148 and 149, B. & H.'s ad, J. E. Beall to Eliza Clark, lot view Heights; €2,211.60, G. H. ;. Leippold, pt.‘ sub 39, 441; $5,100. B. H. Stinemetz to B. H. Stinemetz, jr. pt. 8, 8.’s sub Mt. Pleasant; $1,750. Same to Thad C. Dulin, pt. do.; $1,750. Robt, White to W. Hennessey. pt. 6 and 7, res. D; $1,800. Albert Gleason to E. G. Hight, half interest in lot 15, blk. 13, Kalorama Heights; $1,462.50. Margaret A. Thyson to L. Garduer, lot 18, Prospect Hill; @- Louisa A. Keating to same, same property; @—. E. A. Keyser to A. K. Walton, pt. 15,'sq. 34 . W. ©. Hill to L. C. Pearsall, subs 5 to 12 of lot 13, bik. 8, Meridian 29 to W.W.; $—. Hill; $-. A. C. Gibbs to W. A. Gordon, lot 9, ¥ Jno. H. Wheelwright to H. D. Williams, in trust, subs 5 to 12, lot 13, blk. 8, Meridian Hill; ¢—. Gatti sub 21, 89, 238 Oskaloosa F. Slater to M. For the Eye of Steamboat Men. To the Editor of Tux EVENING Star: Parties who are compelied to drive across the Aqueduct Bridge are loud and just in their complaints against an unnecessary and danger- ous evil, The engineers of the steam packets running up the river seem to take special de- light in blowing their whistles and coaling-up. directly under the bridge, thus frightening horses, causing them to run away and thereb: en ring the lives of the occupants of vehi- cles, Wouldn't it do just as well to blow their w above or below the bri instead of directly under it? The attention of the river authorities is called that it will be remedied af an early date. D.MW. ———_ Fined for Reckless Driving. John Baker, a colored wagon driver, drove sround the corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 7th street yesterday without any regard for the rights of pedestrians and Policeman Hinkel arrested him. The case was heard in the Police Gangs toteay 008 Beder was fined #10 or 30 ys. | the back wheel of the carriage, upsetting the to the evil with the hope | eS = THE FASTEST OF HER SIZE AFLOAT, THE CRUISER PHILADELPHIA. What ts Said at the Navy Department of the Speed Trial Trip. Nothing official has been heard yet at the Navy Department concerning the trial trip of the Philadelphia, although the performance of the vessel as told in the morning dis patches was the subject of generz! con- versation, It is generally accepted that the ship has disappointed her builders, who expected her to make at least twenty-one knots on this run, Her actual speed, as calenlated by those on the ship, was 19,50 knots or half a knot higher than the speed called for by the contract. This would give the builders $100,000, at the rate of $50,- 000 for every quarter knot in excese, A PROPOSED SEUOND TRIAL TRIP ON A NEW PLAN. It is believed that the builders would prefera second trial, If this should pe granted it is not improbable that the system of reckoning the speed wiil be changed from the one used yesterday of measuring the course to that pro- | Posed by Engineer-in-Chief Melville and ap- Proved by the commodores’ board of con- struction, that is, by counting the revolutions of the screws and applying the results to a standard scale already dotetmined by actual experiment, This system bas been approvod by other high naval authorities as the only plausible one for use on short courses and where large sums of money are at stake, and is thought to be absolutely correct. The standard scale has already been obtained by running vessels with various-sized screws over a measured mile course and counting the revolutions besides timing the «peed. Thus }the result is absolute and represents | # final speed with all deductions for “‘slip” and | tide already made. In the present trial it was designed that each of the range vessels should | be provided with a tide meter in order to de- | termine the actual forcé of the tide at all points along the course, so that a correction might be accurately made on the result. If the vessels were not in place this correction cannot well be made. Capt. Henry Erbon, president of the trial board, telegraphed Secretary Tracy this morn- | ing that the trip was en! successfal in every way, the speed of the Philadelphia being un- exceptionally high and that the vessel has re- turned to the ship yard, but he gave no details, A COMPLICATED SMASH-UP, It Results in Several Charges in the Police Court Today. Aserious accident happened yosterday after- noon in front of the Marbie building, corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street. Mrs. Malinda Borgia and her daughter were seated in a carriage going east, James Edmonston, & young colored man in charge of two horses attached to a feed wagon, came down 9th street and drove across the avenue, intending to turninto Louisianaavenue. When he saw the carriage coming he urged his horses along and the tongue of his wagon struck vehicle, Both ladies fell to the pavement and the vehicle fell on top of them. Fortunately the animal attached to the carriage was gentle and did not run “ry It appeared that the colored driver had the brake on until he nearly reached the carriage, and his opening the brake was what the defense claimed caused the accident. The ladies were sent to their home on 8th street and the colored driver was arrested by Policeman Oriani, During the excitement Mrs. Borgias' [ee book, covtaining $7, was stolen and homas Hill, colored, was arrested on sus- icion of having stolen it, Today in the Police Sourt Edmonston was charged with reckless driving and Hill was charged with larceny. ‘The former was defended by Lawyer Wilmarth and Hill was represented by Lawyer Moss, In disposing of the case of Edmonston the judge said that his carelessness was merely the want of good pba He did not think there was that degree of carelossness that should enbject the driver to a severe penalty, and mee jim $10. Mr. Wilmarth noted an appeal Hn the case of the alleged thief, Hill, charge of concealed weapons was also filed | against him. The court fined him 30 for the 1 and $10 for the larceny. DISTRICT GOVERNMENT, THE REDEMPTION OF OLD CORPORATION OKRTIFI- caTES. Chief Roome of the special assessment divis- ion in a letter to the Commissioners calls at- tention to the fact that the Freedinan’s Saving and Trust Company and others have presented for redemption under the act of Congress ap- proved June 2, 1890, certain certificates of stock issued under the old corporation for special assessments upon which the collector of taxes in 1880 accepted payment from the lot owners in drawback certificates without author- ity from the holder of the stock. He calls at- tention to the case of the First National Bank of New York sania the District, in which the court held the District responsible for money collected for outstanding liens and not paid over to the lieu holder upon demand, In the cases under consideration Mr. Roome says the holder claims the right of redemption of this stock with interest, as his right to look to the property for the satisfaction of the lien has been destroyed by the action of the collector , of taxes m accepting payment in drawback cer- tificates. The cases now presented aggregate excl e of interest $544.40. — The stock bears ST. MARY’S SCHOOL. Premiums Awarded at the Closing Ex- ercises Yesterday. 8t. Mary's School, corner 5th and Washing- ton streets, closed yesterday with interesting exercises, Premiums were awarded in Chris- tian doctrine, sacred and profane history, read- ing, geography, arithmetic, grammar, Class 1, Ast division—To Misses Rosa Nau, J. Miller, L May, L Worle, 8. Mills, A. Specht, P, Hell- muth, M. Baumann, C. Nesslein, E. Kaiser, E, Burchert, L. Aman, 0. Lochbochler, 0. Ganz. Masters R. Achstotter, F, Nosslein, F, Neubeck, L, Reith, B, Raab. 2d division—Masters J. Branch, W. Hellmuth, J. Zegowitz, F. H H, Miller, Misses A. Joachim, £ Hoffmann, E. Moess, M. Brandt, R. Schafer, C, Brahler, M, Crowley, BR. R. Reith, E. Geier, cluss, 1st division—Masters H. Auth, J. Geier, J. Wagner, J. Ruth, I. Nau, E. May, C. Ruppert, W. Klug, C. Caspar, J. ‘Hellmuth, P Heilmuth, I. Heil. Misses O. Caspari, C. Mer: rimann, L, Nau, H. Baum, M. Moess, L Nolte, = oneeen C. Borger, L, Kehl, M. Copney, E. nechine. 2d division—Masters F. Branch, F, Auth, H. Auth, W. Gaegler, J. Fursinger, J. Heil, J. Riehl, B. Eslin, J. Rochelle, W. Baum. Misses M, Becker, O. Brandt, E. Muller, A. Kapples, A. Reith, M. Beuchert, A. Lochbochler, I. Brahler, M. Spoerer, A. Riehl, I. Ruppert. M. Achstetter, H. Muth, M, Muth, R. re, T. pr are Masters E. z. class, lst division—Masters Mess, J. ener, E. Beuchert, G. Specht, A. Bopp, G. Nolte, F. Hohmann, J. Doerr, W. Crowley, F. Kohl, J. Lauer, F. Trilling, G. Von der Heyde, L. Anechini, Auth, Misses B. Borger, M. Fursinger, L. Fahrmeier, C. Faulhaber, L Joachim, £ Hoffmann, M. Hefner, K. Klug, A. Mukel, T. Ostmann, J. Copsey, A. Nessleia, J. Wagner. Preparatory department.—Masters G. Bess- ler, J. Buker, W. Shaefer, J, Baum, W. Hope, T, Auth, G. Brahler, G. F. Hellmuth, Heil, BR. Joachim, A. Lauer, G. Nau, H. Rupple, . . Misses 8. Haufmann, R. Rohimann, M. Ostmann, M. Ruppert, B. Bruce, 8, Her- ing, K. Specht, E. Sohuh. —— GUESTS OF THK FIRM, The Employes of Saks & Co. Have a Happy Time at Marshall Hall. The steamer W. W. Corcoran when she left her wharf last evening flew a flag bearing the name of Saks & Oo. There were (0 passen- gers aboard, the employes of the house of Saks & Co, and members of their families, who were bound to Marshall Hall as the guests of the firm. It was a happy party and every pro- vision was made by the generous hosts for their comfort and pleasure. At Marshall Hall ali the many devices for amusement were soon in active use and a large party occupied the danc- ing pavilion, On the homeward trip there was singing on the boat by Mossra. J, N. Buchanan, Herndon Morsell, A. Moser, Henry Kaiser and interest at 10 per centum from 1870. Mr. Roome in concluding his letter says that he is of | the opinion that these cases come within the } act approved June 2, 189, and recommends | that the stocks be redeemed in accordance therewith by drawback certificates for the amount of such stock outstanding, with inter- est to June 2, 1890. BUILDING PERMITS, The inspector of buiidings issued the follow- ing building permite toda Mrs. John D, Evans, brick dwelling, 1219 16th street, $18,000; James Toumey, brick dwelling, 1333 Rhode Island avenue, $7,000; Francis Leonard, brick dwelling, 84 G street southwest, 2500. MISCELLANEOUS, Commissioner Douglass, who has been con- | fined to his home for some bay el ast by illness, Was well enough to be at bis at the Die trict building today, Bids were opened at the District building to- } day for supplying and maintaining oil street | lamps as uceded. There were only two bids, that of the Wheeler Reflector Light Company being $19.50 for each lamp per annum and that of the Nicolar Brothers $17.25 for the same ser- vice. | Keever, furnishing goods, ani AMUSEMENTS, Taz Steamer John W. Thompson goes to Clifton Beach on Sunday, leaving at 9:30 am. aud back at ho Fn Fare 25 cents, Bathing, fishing and crabbing. Tue CaLepontan Crus goes te River View this evening. Tue Y.M.C,A. makes a continuous sale on the Corcoran this evening to Indian Head. —— Training School of Cookery. The Washington Training School of Cookery and of Household Manual Work, ‘to give free education in cookery and other branches of manual work to children and such others as may need it and are unable to pay for such education, and to establish one or more schools corporation, The incorporators are Anna L. Woodbnry, Frances E. Smith, Blanche Renaud, burn and Lucy Gannett Thompson, — a, A Husband Sues for Divorce. Harry A. Brown teday, by Messrs. Nauck & Nauck, filed a bill for divorce from Helen E. Brown, They were married October 14, 1887, aud he charges that she deserted nim Decem- ber 17 following and became an inmate of the house of Cora Strauss; that in September prior she committed adultery with various part pons ace Real Estate Matters. P. P. Lewis has purchased for $9,500 of G. 8. Wormley sub 44, square 199—18 feet 3 inches front on I between and 16th streets north- west, Orleans V. McCarthy has bought for $5,000 of Minnie C. Marean subs 95, square 361—16 feet 9 inches front on T between and 10th streets northwest. o ad hg Poco has bought for — om es Baum part 14, square 364—80 by feet on 9th between Rhoas Island avenue and RB street northwest, Ratcliffe, Darr & Co., auctioneers, sold terday afternoon for Sophia Tautter, Evardan, ae lot 7, square 517, fronting about 16 feet ches on H street, between 4th and 5th streets northwest, improved by three-story and base- —o—_—. Convicted of a Serious Charge. Inthe Criminal Court, Chief Justice Bing- ham, today # stout, middle aged colored man named Wm. Harris alias Harrison Seott was tried for an assault with intent to commit a Person of Mary Emme Williams, a , on June 15 | Harry Birch, hat department; J. C. for such purpose,” has filod a certificate of in- | Mary Force Stead, Mary FE. Dulin, Kate Rey- | B. F. Keller. A vote of thanks to the firm for the splendid entertainment afforded brought out a response from Mr. Isadore Saks, who ex- pressed his gratification that the evening had given 80 much pleasure to all. Remarks were, made by Messrs, Moser, Chapman, Lewis, Fleischman, Jayne, James and others, The | committee in charge of the excursion, selected by Mr. Saks, comprised one employe from each department’ of the house, as foliows: J. M. Bghanan, chairman; 8. Breslauer. boys’ de- partment; Howard Gibbons, men’s depart- ment; E. W. Columbus, shoe cmeeess le- d 5.” Gusdort. | from the same department. As a part of the treat the guests were provided with street car transportation home from the wharf. cll ets ALEXANDRIA, Reported for THE EvENIxa STAR, Sr, Jonx’s Commencement.—The commence- ment of the fifty-eighth year of St. Jobn's Academy filled the Opera House last night,two- | thirds of the audience being ladies an least one-fourth Washingtonians, The exercises consisted of plays and recitations by seniors and juniors, music by Prof. ‘Scharf’s | orchestra and the award of the honors of the school, Ex-Mayor Kemper, secre- | tary of the ‘university committee, deliv- jered the certificates of the university of Virginia to eleven cadets who bad passed | the university test, and these were then gradu- ated by the academy. Gold medals, silver medals and premiums were then delivered to all students who had made over 75 per cent on conduct and studies by Rev. Father Girard of St. Mary’s Church. 19 Washingtonians re- | ceiving rewards were Abbott 8. Paya, W. Prank Burns, Jesse F. Rohr, Geo. H. O'Conner, Cal- | vert Hines, B. Perry Collins, Oliver C. Gessford, Ezra Gould, Jas, Fletcher and Jas, J. Power. | The exercises were concluded by a prize drill | for a gold medal presented by ex-Cadete Help- henstine, Compton, Sandford and Catlett of | Washington,and on drill one after another of the cadets were dropped out of line until Firat | Sergeant Ernest G. Nock of Washington stood alone, and to him the prize medal was awarded amid the cheers of his comrades. Tue Susurpax Pumrs.—The pumps on | which the town once depended for water have nearly all gone, having been super- seded by the sweet Cameron water, but a few ps on the edge of the have bean Rept up because of the special excel- lence of their water. Some of these have recently failed to furnish sweet water, nota- bly the Bridge street Rum. on Pitt and Gib- bon streets and the Virginia pump on King street and Peyton avenue. Im both these cases new wells were dug a short distance away from the old pumps and sweet water recovered Superintendent Dobie has just aera the td, as prov widod bauins, a. for bors and . ing into town by the two roads which make a junction at that point. NorEs.—Two funerals took Anges here yester- day and two graves were m: side by side at the Zimmerman burial lot in St. 's Cem- etery; one for Mrs, Amelia nee Bastianelli, who came here a bride from Net Jersey about are ¢ 9,04 the other for Miss Mattie McLean, w! here about 9 year ago epa * and died in Richmond, Rev. Father O'Kane, Feb spore at beth which were atten ¥ many friends, funerals, | Sagar nt frame hi , to R. Sillers for $2,400, tiles, lumber core Mary A. Marr fine bought for $7,000 of Gil- ne Park Agaews Mit Harlan Os = bert ee en aare Seek § w, John Harlow, Greenless pon MRR IK f ios ig Ka eet, Gilbert Thompson has Parchased for $1,000 | charged with ‘Wilson Watkins in Alex: of Mary A. Marr sab, 166, square 156-18 feet 8 | Anarta county, and will give his declsian to- inches by 06 feet 6 inches on P Whi gaese ond ath Votes aetwoeh : eoieprieiinaaenit Jacob H. rome t| The. on, Gasege 5. Castanan, iB, if 000 “of T. 0. subs 5 to 13, block of the associate editors of” the Meredian Hiil. ado GhuroNnén, died in that city yesterday. WANTED—HELP. D. C., FRIDAY, JUNE 27, 1890 ‘AN E GIRLS FOR GENERAL ESI ARTS Wires eat vapns Vist Woh sens eed | Wald eadinwnanemeaptalatn Rants FOR RENT—ROOM | POS RRP RLY, FORKIRMED | DEORE FinsT-cLass to} Calif possible Tak | Or without board. At #29 Parragut square uw. Weare fe Rownon Ve cod malerr, SheBuest FFicia 110 Fate. Te | erat place. Roo utral y ANT ‘Bo. A Tol JOR RENT—ONE OR TWO PLAASANT ROOMS BS Rrec acre che Tet eae | WTR Pompe nw Arran ccfouen | Joop ket OME Oa Tron anys 2 E ie laty's house preferred; permanent iteuited. bo | 40 etit, reut reamonavie. 418K st aw ees ae NDI tm or i five particular, | 5. iNT—ON La +e MICELY FURNISHED Wat uO UNDERSTANDS aw. opt terme. Addrem Box 182) Star ofice ) ASS ea sate Pritey I Domtsion Stone Com month, ail conveniences; bome comserte eS aieve ‘Obee 307 N. Union st. Je = — ae W 3ST ED_anITE poy 70 LEARN THE LAUN- WA NT 'ED—HOUSES. | PL ee FLYASANT sincoe, Also : == a - at STEAM LAUNDRY, 1302 Fat ee WESTED | BY TWO SISTERS AND ELDERLY | rettond penenberhond pert ne SED She GInL GS SURSE AND TO MAKE mer. Address PRIVATE: 1000 Tat, we ees 2k s © PARTY WITHOUT CHILDAER: BS elaine Woetin: moet be'wiuloy wed ebtgige: | | car. or will perinit very 3 n YWYANTedoMepiatery—« 38 MAKER Ws cht 24 6. Dw. ‘Also Apprantices, wae TED—A GERMAN GIRL WHO HAS HAD ‘a Baby Sea try f . Apply burse, to ce Care of Seas Bhan ‘toconn- welry Je87-3t° requis Waster, RELI ABLE WHITE (GIRL FOR «eueral House Work ; very small family: no red. Ree 7 Wakreeaaane, MALE OR FEMALE, WHO ATTORNEY, Box B, E. Cap. Station. air Wirt D—WOMEN COOKS, $10 T0975: UHAM- ai urses La elt ary: avers” Drivers or Paris Hoste Galeres Woe i, SAM'L A. COOMBS, 926 Fat.n.w. it? EN AND WOMEN COOKS, WaIT- tress, Lanndros: i Maid Uurses, Butlers,’ Costhinen, ‘Farar Hamas ted Harel ie jams and Hotei ‘and resorts atouce. DICK'S AGENC Ip for 7813 Wiis Sires rece some | WV ——— ANTED-EVEMYBODY TO 425 7th st. nw, and Gallery, phs taken. Cabinets, $2 doz. ; fatlon “HT ciud tickets wood WANTED MISCELLANEOUS ISHED Koom! Fgh BENT TWo NICE UNFURN ou second flour, beat, gas and CALL aT PHLPPS ~~ bach; pewly papercds bave thetr yo- | 440 New York ave. nw. ie oe {UR RENT HANDSOMELY FURNISHED BOOMS on second and third Boora at (22 6th "WASTED-A BOLLING CHAIK: ANY ONE HAV- ing che rent or sale address CBAIR, star FOR RENT—TWO FURNISHED ROOMS, SINGLY te; frout and tack, southern or en mus nach ‘exjornre oft a ———_______1""_ | buth' om same Move: Sealy banarome sesmap, WARIED.§ QUIET REFINED WOMAN To GO | chean "call S0s Hei. Tw Tae Talvesin Reruns a tiosil Howse wpe | won aD _ ghtluy for furuivure ia required. Aarons Fo" ROi Pa a LOO. THREE ELEGART WyANTED—A WO. 3 KENTUCKY REEL Wieser: state lowest price. viIsEERns THE ‘Twice « WANTED TunER SeaTT ‘D LIGHT Ps. Wagon or Wagouctte ust be in guod © iE OF A HOWSE AND CAR Nek for the mouthe August” Communicate with Mk. C. nw. and cheap. Address Box 48, Star office. ANTED—AT ONCE FOR FOUR MONTHS A oree for his kee July and | room; newly papered; cool; cars pane door. Core family . bouse ia | atid south cxpowure, POR REST THREE UXFCENIGHED ROOMS second floor, suitable for lyght housekeeping ; beth ‘Sow se OR RENT-LARGE KOOM, THIRD ve east and une south Ws. two closets, Dew folding furniture, also Hall Koow, pew house, edultey ShaeGeh Call atte 4 o'clock, Wo wth st. ow, 2 SURE Aition Be to be | BOR RENT—TO A GEN aA WELL Store, Te- | teken in the county, used by an invalid indy, or | M* furnished 2-floor Same: ‘with us aod 8 tocharacter, honesty and ability, , ain, quiet STs esha Re md ability.| st | Spee MAGGIE, Star ot bath quiet house, to children , ret @. woe Log ee ‘DIS. FURNITURE ERHOL: ROOMS PARTLY RNisaeD FOR : work done meker pling cat, resgonahs ua | 3 eas the | and substantial manner. Slip Covers cut and a “~n. a pod. ape Hoikling and Loan Association plan. loaueaud vest | guaranteed. C. NELSON, 12230 eh ews Dos Sat te equate 00 Tension and shite Uftoon have een made.’ issues first moruace bondcerug: | WW ANTED- UW. BAUM PAYS THE HIGHEMT Casi | - ae cater Beer 10 per cout ‘uutual interest payable Prices for, Furniture, Carpets, swuher Dela | J NT_AT Gia LST NW, FORNISGED Re mage # ys Baas Le =. tor — pe Ra, He amebe af jwauuuner rates, Cail any day after 5 p.m A on A EEE ey | | JPOe BEXT—LANGE, PLEASANT PARE OR, WwW NTED—A COMPETENT WHITE NURSE FOR W 48ie>- Hoses TO PASTURE—A GoOopD | southern exposure, withor without Bosnd. ad a Convalescent Woman : refereuces required ; state Grazing Farm of 100 acres, o 4 wiles trom | Bay-windowed Koom, second four venient to: & ‘Addvews Box bi;sear ofee, Te** | Free Bridge 84 per : attention guaran- lines of care. Lerius reammable dutugeummen 110k W axa2ti se NSERUCTOR IN GREEK AND | bet i ana ots,, ord. W. BIDGWAL Dallgton, Aimee | Let 2 pert emo nomanion, Address Pi BETA See andria county, a” $22 Z __ Jel0" Lm? Fe RE xT — FURNIBHED S8ECOND-STORY W ASi8D—4 oop puess wanker, state ex | W4SIE Rte, BORROW, $8,000, FOR, FIVE nd wi acre ny eamous ee wea x : = cent int je semi-sunu- = 7 W fericasoand poy carne Ree ae ay, 2a ample ‘real estate securtiy, mo comustesion, wndes - > 3 Star bitice. ‘Address Box 154, Star office ‘ei im | YANIED— YOUNG LADIES FOR Star office. OFFICE ‘ork, Address, in own handwriting, Box 384 ° from ghine; compensation TYPE WRITER, Star office, ommended. Apply t once jeremoes {rom laa em) urday mornins at 16:23 28th st. nw. ANTED—WAITER—MUST COME WELL REC: at GUl E wt. ANTED—A LADY TYPE WRIIER WHO HAS Had Pome Experjeuce aud Owns Her Own Me depends on ability, Address ory WANTED{ 600! in. Jez ood workipal Aoge D BARBER; GOOD WAGES TO G. P. BLAL 1425 Hot, me, W ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED SALES ‘DY joners Department. PALAIS ROY. Tithe = for our Stati Cor. Pa, ave, and a No. 1 Cvok; mus Mrs. BW. CATLET I. W General House Work. LW. N x. Perienced in Wra Apply at 1405 G st. n.w. TED—A WOMAN TO DOG Apply at 1017 12th st. uw. ANTED—AT ONCE-SEVERAL PERSON ping Newspapers for Mai! ANTED-AT BERKELEY SPRINGS, W. V fy Sorscommental, sages at ANTED—A LIGHT COLORED WOMAN FOR Cail with references at AL HOUSE ne ra i ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS JOURNEYMAN BAR- costia, ber. Apply to GEO. SCHWAB, Harrison st, Ana- BC. at Were it. D :D—WOMAN TO COOK, WASH AND IRON Small Family; references required. ti Jex6- from wages: and 16 o'clock 1». ANTED—A WHITE GIRL FOR CHAMBER- maid and General Housework for small faintly; Ro children: a suitable person will Ingtire 403 7th st. or 5 have a, 6th st. ow. 26-3 ANTED — BOOKEE: R twenty to twenty-five, who double entry with several years’ ood F aud quic! 8 hd undoubted character. EXCELSIOR, Star office. to Bolieit for an End. ayivania Warren 200! nights; feferences required. Place. has Practical ex; wi YOUNG MAN knowledge of rience; Kk eld accurate; steady habits Ath particulars, ele RE \) ANTED-SEVERAL AGENTS_GENTLEMEN— lowment Order of Undoubted ‘Standing. ligations ule maide of ever t Yours. EJ, WALTERS. The Dunbarton Hotel Penne between 6th 7th ate, der if generally usetul; to Cah as TBF Set Wy Astep—a eral Hi WOMAN TO COOK AND DO GEN- jousework; Do washing or fronii at eae: Db HALF GROWN WHITE stay ferson ; must Rees Apply before 1 p.m. at 441 Msi aw. ANTED—| WOMAN TO COOK. WASH AND Trou, “Apply, with reference, at 716 Kat. mw. WANTED _A POSITIVE F. you a Clear Havana Cigar TAN. in undred ACT, WE G in ‘Ki iD, FURNISHED OR UN- DY | bd Back” Comm uyreating Koome Weat seconds - - ai 2 < } ot oa ee will let a a . ave. es ‘OR RENT—THREE HOOMS, UNFURNISHE 5 Sas tieatie dab eh Furnitare, 3m, WwW Carpets Stoves Stocks of Merchandise, Store aud oraddress A.C. WINSTUN, 9 District. Terms @6 perme, Obi ANTED—HIGHEST CASH VALUE PAID FOR Large and Small Otice Fixtures, Cail 7th stuw. myl-Lm ik suitable for light honsekeeping, to ties without pn ry oye ane Sa KENT TWO BEAUTIFUL UNFORNISITE: puis, communicating, 4 Funke tor @1 1-50, second fete The D b, wth NT—450 QST. NW. TWO NICELY FUR. Front Roows, etcoad floor, suitable for ORRIS, | my27-hm 14th and G ste. now, #1 t housekeeping; sulver. aud table = uy ta ne = Pane oa si advance. P7- ta? 7 ANTED—] TRY “ORANGE BLOSSOM,” — —_ — — V ® sure cure for female diseases, sample free. Also JOR RENT—318 IND. AVE i THREE UN “Agents to coll Dr, Mcill'e Centers Petes | shed Kootus, suitable for lighi housekeeing. Mes, FA, BAILEY, Geueral Agent ov P wk mw. | | J90' me FA. water aud p Apply to General Mi thst, and wal Vo. ri FEBTS, ios epi ctest confidence LYNN, AM., Ivy and i xia, __ BUSINESS CHANCE: FOE SALES AT A SACRIFICE, 12-n00M in "good condi in rear. Apply to owner ous brick House: mod. imp, 5100: 811 2st st. D— HORSES TO PASTURE AT GEN. Stock Farm at 5 per month, best of pas- of shade, with careful japayer, LAF Louisiana ave, or at the Farm my 12-3 J ANTED-PHIVATE LETTERS AND OTHER Writings to Kevise, Correct and ; Wauslations & W, fieata aint Tarde aw. ap-sm" RENT—UNFURNISHED—TWO OK THREE Very Pleasant Second-tloor uth-frout Kovme, a i 3 Corcoran st, b.w. é RENT—1110 L st NW coolest Joestion in the city @elpbia lady; two Nicely Purnishe home table, gentlemen preferred. HIGHEST AND la opt bj Typewrite; Fe RENT PURNISHED—FINE, LARGE, COOL, Second-story Front Room, with alcove, two cloweta, windows ; also ad, back room nf Apply S10 11th st. now, me ne e) rately or together, TEAM CARPET CLEANING AND | _2030-st vs - 4 ty AY» 2 | JXOR BENT—TWO COMMUNICATING ROOMS OF AEMBIUrE Steamed and Motue | JT) a cop UNION | YOUNGS, 1402 Pa ave. Pelenwene | sor, wink UKNISHED ROOMS Reyes baths, at ress 0 JACKSON'S, OR ESTABLISHED REAL ESTATE NT_THE Business; good location. Keason for selling: owner | F2s6 of kitchen amt as hhas other business. Ali or one-half inverest, sonable rates to parties without « between 8 and 9 s.in., Row! Lith st. aw, | door: all mod. inupe,; 208 Dela: OCAL STOCKS FOR SALE {UR RENT —TWO COMMUNICATING, U — nished Rooms; nicely papered and Curtained Columbia Bank, Columbia Fire Insurance. | floors finished in hard oil. private family ts Belt RR. Avington Fire Insurance. | Uikth ot uw. after 3 Es — Seode Susteren Fee! 5 12; ST._N. W, NICE, py OR Cn ee LS Board tuiy. One’ Puruished Hal hoou ike peaee only, One shed Hall with ‘Bos ag ym 21. Table Board for #19 per month.” 326-3" ove ” jOR RENT—AT 1001 K ST, N.W., THREE LARGE FRANK H. PELOVZP, HB Catoreisned Rovees for Laie need o _ 3097-38 New Location, 133 Fet_| game floor, with ves end water © NOU*Chorpane om WANTED—To PURG of Merchandi fidential, Ad: LL GROG: in bad healty, 6. patints stands food busin ing. Address BU: wood reasons { oftive. lise; all communica’ APKE 1S LE—BLACKSMITH AND WHE: Tools, Stock, Good Will and Lease. or HASE FOR CASH STOCKS one «trictly con far offic VE Det factory reasous INES, Star office, de JOR SALE-STOCK AND VIXTURES OF GkO- cery Store doing a good bus.nesi, fine (oF welling. Address GUUCE!: ER 7OR RENT—7 7 Room, suitable for law or £0. A. ‘TH ST N.w fice HARDING, ONE a bosinenn: price 910 Permouth. SH JOR KENT—1206 K ST. N.W. LARGE, DELIGHT: fu! Kooms, second and third floors, summer ratess be: vation ee e263" RNISH}D—LARGE, AIRY PRONT story, handsomely” papered, O08 sf RIGHT JOR KENT—| 3 | BD. 71 ‘OR RENT. Witte’ ir to fut of quired. Room 10, 303 7th at. WASTED FIRST-CLASS WAIST H. fg MADAM BORD, 357 Eat. | ANTED—A THOROUG liable Man to wait in Take Charge of Other Waiters. Star office. \ well $e25-3t ‘Addreas, ANTED—A YOUNG MAN OF 4 OB years’ experience in the tt PHARMA sy, D—KXPEBIENCED INATALLMENTCOL- wo: bond andre joke NT, Ke aud ANTED-YOUNG can read, write ans sina pay at Bonk ‘Address Box D_IMMEDIATEL es A «70, Star office, Ww Btore. w ¢ man Eze, preferred. Apply to W. H. HOEK 4 jarket pace. QIAN, ABLE-BODIED, WHO figure. Reference requ red. office. $25-3t* ELVE YOUNG 63-50 por week. 5-3 NI young SUL Je25-3t WANTED IMEN Te struction of the J) way. Apply ou work, 7 Wirt erin ness. Apply at W ‘KS FOR 7. White Cooks, &e., im city; Kitchen and Pantry’ Help. ave. Rw. h st., at ANTED—A YOUNG MAN WITH ' eXperivnce in sy 1VALIS Be, aw. Je MAY red 0, WORK ON THE Go: judsou Pueninatic Street n Whit CAPE, and Color Chaim! BOWLES, 174 ONE AND the Dr: Be A ug Busi- je25-3t" ANTED—OOLLEGE STUDENTS, Ti are WOK ioF Mouths to secure Orders tor Agente and all who des: ran rman, Hancock and Custer; sol We will, pay. order p Gena, w York. yer day.” For agencies and 9h OF adrean ‘CHARLES 1. WREST of EACHERS, summer ANTED-MEN TO SOLICIT LIFE INSUNANCE y the olden ab life Ds in the District Of Columbie, Audvess Bot a7, Esty \ ny in the District of Columbia b; TON BENEFICIAL ENDOWMENT 419 10th st. nw. the ‘company city B.C, y ANTED—MEN TO SOLICIT LIPE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION, jez4-lw ANTED—HEAD AND SIDE WAITERS, COOKS: Cismber "Maida, Scullions, Waltressea: Lene. dresses, &c., this city and #1 Visginis and Mazy! arbe. Wotuen for Phil- land. BUBMEAM'S, illo de21-6u" alti ‘special crodi Room 10. 403 7th a ew. NTED—AGENTS TO SELL HOUSEHOLD Wise Bare siiotaeameoy every May ent the talidue uaching, nb ewaon : mone: PHONOUMADY COMPANY, BS indies — ‘kinds of dow: aemoved to 700 Leta. w WANIED-AT THE CITY INTELLIGENCE OF- Girl Men ostic y, Working Women, Meu, Bo} jo Walllbg Tor work—sp) pared. atl toms for 7th and E 3 EMELOYMENY BU- ity ye and vera aw. RGETIG MEN TO the wonderful dison and exbibit it durmg the excursion made. COLUM 7E st. nw. jell pry sm WANTED—SITUATIONS. ANTED—A POSITION AS COMME or “MORE | business; must be Star office. $1.00 WILL SE imtelirent may draw er NESTY, Star of JOR SALE—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A | Confectionery Store dollic & oud business: good raandoven; reason for selling bad heal! ri Apply 1€ . Bw, aud 10 7ih st. Je24-5t | JQOR RE )KRNEK NINTH ST. AND MAW ILD! LOTS AT LINDE) ! chusetts Large Niceiy used Koorm~ the Metropolitan Branch of the B. & U. i } Board; » UlLIber TOOK, souLhern right at the Junction of said — ao new cae of | exposure. references exchanged. bo Georcetowu aud a addition to he | eo ~ orthe: of the proj _ JOR KENT—COOL DELIGHTFUL ROOMS, BIN. and natural beauty avd havi g De. ; ness locations. To parties meaning business 1ull in- forination given by calling or wldzoeetu ECURE GENTL! ° lady half interes Real Estate, Insurance ,Busivess and Claim Agency: active | 100 per month welary. ; Ob ow ONAL OPPORTUNITY TO Bi ud Lease of Dry Goods Stores, spies SALE—ON® OF THE BESi LOCATED AND i. ne Boarding Houses c =~ ity. 30 at this time; great bargain ae wish to leave ‘Address @ handsome raiivosd | Fetmncey tu Refrigerator. dc Alao other room: single or cotmmunicating, at 810 1a, wire, Dr. McNALGHTON, bine?) = RENT—1Wo, THREE OR FOUR UNFUR- in ed Kooms for Light Housekeeping, bath and uth front; no children , summer prices, 318 vy nddd bux | JQOR BENT—1336 1 ST. NW, FACLN j lun Square.trom the Ist of July to the ber, Very Large Weli-turnished Re 1d of Ooro- na; #0 guite, first floor, with worth and sul Veuttiation. Jevd—e Fo. 23 Floor at 17: tractive cout with youne UNFURNISHED THE THIK | summer rates. Apply 1413 10th st. n.w. station end public hail, with churches and schovis in Fok BENT 1315 MASS.) AVE. _N.W., FUR close proximity, possesses superior advantaxes for | B* pisned, Large, Cool Alcove Rooius, em smibon sin suburban residence. ‘hough the jots offered for sale | gie- lange tlostis: convenient bath. 1 at from 8225 to 8400 each will pay well asa sunple nee investment, we prefer to sell to les who want to Fx. REN KOOMS—EN SUITE OK SING! Some out to Linden to Lve and become citizens of | A Avply 1105 13th st nw. _ 209-1 a = oe JOK RENT—THREE APARTMENTS OF 1 WOAND Which to butid homes. Call’ on or aadrens HB Ghres socene an cuttas petvate bath nce denne . - aoe, GiEuy, umished: at summer rates THE WOOD- pie 600'F at aie ONL, cor, 13th and Jows circle, tb g\ick! TICK! TICK! TICK! ¥ ~ TT'GEMSAS as cut the prices. Watcher Cleaned, FOR RENT--FLATS. $1; Main Springs, warranted called for. Jewelry repaired. tor good work and low prices. 25, Ts J] 0ST-LapY's RING, WITH BLI LOST AND FOUND. _ ‘T 2 BETWEEN 11TH eral reward of og i JOR KENT—AN ELKO. <= FLAT OF FOUR nfurmisbed rooms rud bath; also, Furnished au farm paeee ) Board. AY W.H. MICHAEL'S wew dinung 8 2d wt nee, eta {OR RENT—ONE OF TRE Best APARIMENTS tm the “Shorea” wil] be sublet forthe summer at Sreduced rate Apply toGAMMA Zk 1A, “The shore- Dau my20-lu é ALDEKNEY MR RENT OTs jears-old; lotig, piece of rupe tied FOR RENT —OFFICE ." Pease Fetum to Agent Baltimore and Uh = —— ton, sud get reward 1 .—OFFICE ROOMS, COOL AN F%, ‘T ND only $10 and @15. 1114aud 1136 Fee jez7- 5 NE SE < + ~ ting, St post office ‘this morning. Reward at | JOR KENT 924 F 8T., LARGE FRONT OFFI [ reasurer’s Utter, oleae. i Room, €10; Back Offiee Koom, §7 ; Two Comm = 2 — | dicating hooms for swadl printing ‘ol si. M.D. OST—ON THURSDAY NIGHT—A DIAMOND | PECK, loom 2. 326-38 ‘shirt bet. the Band P. Depot and 7th and | — iberal reward if returuea to © 7. M ots. nw. DALY, #58 7 ats [Pm ae apd 27, N ayivania ave., a'small ou Dack, containi of West Market and reces OST—ON THE MOR. ‘Da Fi of 2 decease iberal reward by ve. aus at 31 ore tucn to Even Cd porto G. BOUis 148 Weat ot, Baltimore, AR 21ST ST. AN il Red Pocket Hook w asum of money. Return to office ui yard. With diamond setting. The Suder will receives Host pw. jez5-at" ing Star ——K—_Z=_ ED FOR RENT-—-STORES. _ JOR EENT—THE STORE 1217 PENN. AVE. with fixtures ; one best locations in the city. Inguireoi JULI MGM, 13th aud ¥. Je27.. 'D PENN- ith advt. ry GOLD STORE 1718 PA. AVE. N.W., G00 the cheap rent apd long lease; suitable for jorist, laundry or other business, Apply to 1702 ba. ave. nw. 227-30" JOR RENT —WELL-LOCATED BRICK STORE and Dwelling fitted ap and especially adapted for a first-class Dye House; is0s 14h sl ow We HOLTZMAN, 1321 F st. a es QOL RENT—THE TWO UPPER FLOORS, WITH wo 911 Pa ave. between Utb and oxhiata” Apvly to LOUVRE GLOVE COW 31.4 yi, nw. _ SUBURBAN PROPERTY, MEALS SERVED TO YOUR Ri POR SALE—HYNESBORO PARK, BAND P. RK, Something of the kind. Can. > Desirable Lots cheap to cash purchaser, Seee Soaks are i BOARDING. Brattea cea eatlg 2 ash vaictanes,, Sate y ANTED—CIRC: Be . e4 : HAVE 2 OR 3 LOTS ON COLUMBIA HEIGHTS ‘at Hom: OGD SaEem, Cock, Booms, 96 5 ; | A which ere very cheap; this subdivision adiuite of aro: Pn winting ofice: good Bet | Bo apcuincat a» to ite value, lene time to center of | Reordtices and 2 y than any subdivision amarbot ANTEDTAT, HEADQUARTERS — ened Pee: Soe te = Je2b-at MM. PAMM ICH, 1418 F at, Narees, Seaniatrese, Men Waiters, ian, Butlers Ww ANTED—GO ler, sony Waitetar Ki tirvad: all bave references: O13 Sx BAM'L A. CUOMBS, 9:26 F st. ries ‘Coach- a. ‘0 DIOK'S AGENCY FOR Sitreas, Rurwes: Bure e this ey oe QURST-C) F dence JROARD AND A NICELY | Bee asp Ask y & First-class Caterer, 1116 K at promptly attended to. FURNISHED SOUTH: | Gent and Wife or Gentleman. ‘Aino Table Board without room if desired; teriss res- sousble, At 1015 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. ‘nw. | [208 SALE-SUBURDAN—MY kms i. mersy known es Dr. ‘es 1 im the mi 227-3 Cooks, ANTED—BY A STEADY, a Siectings Wars, & Saiek SOBER ha ooRscne: Wx: atone ry antec COLORED Gin T rea DORCAS A. LEWIB, 1 Thit'ena 19th, Land M ste. aw, Warten — sires: beat Weer, \ ‘ED_BY Wie One country. Call at 11 at. id or Nurse. oF 9 Cottage wows be a aovlr sh 030 be RED WOMAN. & bala et poe ‘ Heatera Gorka, Sir) Gat aw. é, FORMERLY OF 1804 8 ST.N.W., K RENT—6-ROOM FRAME, WIT! eNI- = aa her Frevch Bimrdtug Hone to | Poke MENTS G ROOM 3 rg age aed bald 4 ax oe oo penter:: Spmiev @lo per month, ec oe @inner, with juut claret, 0c; boara by week. es RE Je20-Lau* “ ANTED—A YOUNG LADY OF CULTURE AND aes, it te Board With Private Femily ; room ADDITION TO BROOKLAND, ‘Star * je2l-6t 14 BIER, 513 13th et nw. ARGE, COOL, AIRY ROOMS, WITH BOARD, 1 L 5 50 and 75c.; F er day and up; Rooms, ie NEAR THE TERMINUS OF ELECTRIC CAR So close to city will soon be within limits, Besutifully situated, bign and healthy. iahed Wb myl7 Commanding fine view. Street grade already estab lished by District engineer. COUNTRY BOARD. BKICK SIDEWALKS. ces GRAVELED STREETS Shede and ornamental trees. ‘Finest water. Excellent dratuage: