Evening Star Newspaper, July 1, 1890, Page 2

i) FINISHED WITH AN AX. A Pennsylvania Slugging Match Without Regard to Rules. —- CENTRAL AMERICA LEACUE ACAINST SALVADOR. on A PECULIAR PRIZE FIGHT. Aa latruder Puts a Finish on the Contest With an Ax. { | Prrrsnvno, Pa., July 1.—A prize fight with | hard gloves took place near Shousetown, Pa., 2% miles west of this city at daybreak | yesterday. The contestants wete Elmer | Grant of Beaver Falls and Fred, Wise of New | Brighton, both men of considerable pugilistic | Teputation. One round was fonght lasting 45 | seconds, during which Grant knocked Wise | down seven times, the last time knocking him iusensible. A younger brother of Wise then jamped into the ring, and with an ax, dealt Grant a terrible tlow on the back with the biant end. ‘The blow was evidently aimed at his head, but fortunately fell wide of the mark, | Before he could be caught, young Wise had jumped over the ropes again, and with are- Volver in one hand and the ax in another, ran down the hill detying any one to follow him. ! Graut was stanned for a moment by the blow, | but was not seriously burt, The referee decided the fight a draw much to the dissatisfaction of the Grant adherents and they threatened to mob him, but he got away safely and the crowd soou dispersed, The affair has been reported to the police. THE ME tral American Alliances Against Sal- vador—The lturbide Case. ee BUDGET. Crty or Mexico, July 1.—Central American specials state that Honduras will make com- mon cause with Guatemala against San Sal- vador, and that the latter is seeking alliances th Nicaragua and Costa Rica. Mexico re- mains neutral at present, though appealed to. -mala bas assumed censorship over the graph service. : ‘The Mesican supreme military court will de- cide the Iturbide case tomorrow. i The government will probably establish er garrisons ou the northern and southern frontiers. —_—— Bondsmen Whack Up. Postox, July 1.—In 1888 Geo. F. Penniman of Lowell was swindled out of $9,000 by the gold brick game. Chester A. Grinnell, the pretended assayer. who pronounced the brick worth $13,000, was arrested, but bis accomplices escaped. Gri was subsequently released om $13.000 bail. but when his case was called failed to appear and was defaulted. His bonds- men. Isador J. and Isaac Klous, have now tendered Mr. Penniman £9,000 and the court $9,000 to settle the case against them and the proposition will doubtless be accepted. A Decision. Lowpox, July 1.—The Rome correspondent of the Herald says the congregation of the propa- ganda has decided the Corrigan-Burteell affair. The decision will te kept secret until the papal sanction is obtained. aes An Alleged Slanderer Shot Dead. Papvcan, Ky.. July 1.—News has just come here of a tragedy iu Marshall county Saturday night. Bud Anderson, accompanied by s friend named Lacey Roberts. met Peter McCann, a farmer. at a barbecue, and with pistols pointed at his head compelled him to accompany them to Anderson's house and confront Mra. Ander- son, whom they charged McCann withphaving slandered. Tho following morning McCann was found dead with a bullet in his heart. Mra, Anderson acknowledged having done the shoot- ¢laiming that McCann had lied about her. ‘The persons are ali of good standing in the community and much excitement prevaila, The Buenos Ayres Bank. Loxpos, July 1.—The Times today published an article in which it attributes the blunder it made yesterday in announcing that the Na- tional Bank of Buenos Ayres had suspended payment. instead of that it had suspended pay- ment of its quarterly dividend, to errors in the punctuation of the cable dispatch, as delivered atthe office of the paper. ‘The Times ex- presses much regret that its misstatement caused alarm in the stock market. ebuaiens~ “sheer Killed by a Negro. Brawiseuam, Axa., July 1.—Joe Keith, town marshal of Childersburg, Ala, was killed by an unknown negro yesterday. Keith arrested the negro for vagrancy and was carrying him to the police station] when the negro broke and ran. Keith pursued, when the negro turned on him and drawing a pistol shot Keith three times. The negrocscaped. — Poisoned by Mussels. Deatts, July 1.—The wife and four children of Mr. James O'Conner of the editorial staff of United Ireland were fatally poisoned at Sea Teint near this city as a consequence of eating stewed mussel, Another ebild and a servant who were also poisoned are slowly recovering. Wissman Disappointed. Braxrx, July 1.—The remarks recently made ’ Wissman in connection with the Anglo- German negotiations are said to give evidence of a secret disappointment, which is, however. subordinated to a determination to view the position in the most favorable hight. Wissman, it is also said. is convinced that the govern- ment bad other reasons, which it cannot at present make known, for allowing such liberal terms to Great Britain, -- ——- Fires in Baltimore. Rartrvone, Jnly 1.—The three-story brick livery and boarding stable of Griffin & Manion. extending from 1007 to 1019 North Eutaw street and trom Eataw street to Morris alley, was de- stroyed by fire this morning. Fifteen of the 130 horses kept in the stable and as many Tinges were burned. The loss is about $60,000; insu: $40,000. er factory of Lyman E. Feurgasonin, burned this morning. Loss, rauce, $2,000, = — Escaped a General Sweep. Moxtoommury, Avs. July 1.—The loss by fire at Troy is 2100.00; partly covered by insur. ance. The buildings destroyed were W. W. Jones’ satoon, Jackson's hide house, Jolly’s tin shops, Hendersop’s sta the opera house, ‘Troy Tron Works. Chafin’s ware house, resi- dence aud store, Terry's gun shop, the Mes- ger printing office, L 1. Miller's store and ck of medicines. Jeter & Rushing. general merchandise; Jas. Waters, general merchandise; i. Mitenthal, clotmng: I. L. Youngblood, xroceries; Lawson & Tate, three brick stores: i. J. Potiard, genera! merchandise. The mer- chants whe escaped the tire moved out their goods, doing much damage to them. At one time it looked like a general sweep. —— A Probibitionist for Revenue Only. Cuicaso, July L—A dispatch from Spring- Seid, LL. sa: court yesterday Dr. Wm. P. Pierce of Hooper- tom, Vermillion county. was on trial for selling hiquor without a license. A year ago last spring the deetor was elected mayor on the prohibi- | ence Crown, Agnes Evans. Annie Bateman, tion ticket and closed up all the saloons. The | Nellie Bateman, Adele Muir. Agnes O'Don- charges were that he and his partner, Dr. Me- | oghue, Lilly Youngs, Ceugury, ran a drag *to aud have been sel! ing whisky on the prescription plan. Hecently {| Luree Harper - he closed up a club house for gambling, on Birdie Evans, Martha Hyson. Louise Lips- wome of the members who have had preserip- tions from him have had him arrested for ae iwg liquor without a license. in A Deluge. Mavtsox, Wis., passed around both sides of this city yesterday morning. Telegrapu wires are prostrated both north and west and passenger trains between here and Baraboo are forced to feel their over the section flooded by the cloudburst. A perfect deluge fell at the Sute Insane Asyiam and reports from the country east of there « short distanc that the rainfall amounted Ww five inches, — Pugilists in Limba Sr. Jouy, N.B.. July L—R. J. Nagle and John Power, the two principals in Saturday morn- ing’s fight at Vanceborough, were arrested last night on the charge of leaving the country to engage in a prize nght in a foreign land. ‘The defendants can be fined $400 or be imprisoned for six tionths or can suffer both penalues wr eine Threw a Tramp to the Bears. ‘Vruxxa, July 1.—The owners of a traveling show, which included in its animals a number | creased the population retarn of St Louis | week ago Sa of bears, have been arrested in Treneshen, Hungary, on the charge of murdering a tramy and — his bedy to the pon irk ‘de Youre dit. —_-——— — For Other Telegraph News sec Pages land | fired a shot ata colored boy near 26th street | begged so hard, however, that the citizen re- tu the United States district | Collins and Mary MeGee. a Ld A MURDEROUS =WSBO Bloody Work With a Pemknife Bought for the Purpose. SERIOUS, IF NOT FATAL, WOUND® INFLICTED 3Y JAMES WILLIAMS, A COLORED BOT, ON JAMES KENNY, A WHITE LAD—CIRCUMSTANCES WHICH PRECEDED THE CUTTING. James Williams, a fourteen-year-old boy,who has been selling newspapers at the 15th street and New York avenue junction, has made for himself during the past week an inenviable criminal record. About three weeks ago he and Virginia avenne, and says he intended to hit bim, but his aim was not true enough. ‘This morning he assaulted a white boy named James Kenny. and the mjured boy is now confined to his bed in a serious condition, Kenny and Williams were both selling news- pers abont the junction this morning and Kenpyewas also turajng the switch at the rail- road junction. It was about 7 o'clock when they began skylarking. Kenny, who has been making considerable trouble about the junc- tion, slapped Wiiliams in fun and in a few minutes the boys got around on New York avenue and had A FIERCE FIGHT. Williams got much the better of the strag- gle, but when they parted Kenny threatened that he was going to hit him with » stone. A citizen who saw the fight placed the boys under arrest and took them us far as 12th strect and Pennaylvania avenue. ‘The boys leased them upon their promise to behave themselves. Kenny evidently intended to keep his p:om- ise, for he went baek to his work, but Williams went direct to Schneider's hardware store, near Pennsylvania avenue and 1th street. where he bought the largest penknife he conid tind for 25 cents. He then went back in search of Kenny. Policeman Cross, who in the mean- time ‘had heard of the early morning fight, gave the boys a lecture and was going to have Kenny removed from his position, turning the railroad switch. THE BLADE PLUNGED INTO KENNY'S BACK. HOOTING The Chicago world’s fair is not settled yet, by @ long site.—New Orleans Picayune. Nor by a lake site, either, STARS. It is the man who does not own a carriage, whe is the most persistent advocate of walking ass health promoter, ‘The man who wrote a poem “Glad Weather” for Scribner's Magazine has been subsidized by the Weather Bureau. The old style of summer salntation is now changed to “Is this Chicago enough for you?” The sun is on a strike all over the west, A burning shame—the weather. On the fly—wings. Four is the Fourth of thirty-one in July only. Precepts are easier to make than examples. SOCIAL MATTERS. A Pretty Wedding Last Evening—Per- sonal Notes. Miss Mary C. Barnes, daughter of Mrs. 8. P. Barnes of No, 322 C street northwest, and M William C. Eldridge of the second’ auditor's office were married last evening at 8 o'clock at the residence of the bride's mother. The mar- Tinge was witnessed by only afew of the rela tives of the contracting parties owing to the feoble health of the bride's gre udmother, Mrs. Adams. The parlors were set vith palms and the mantels banked with marguerites, Dr. Veranus Moore and Mr. Herbert H. Bucli reecived the guests as they cntered and Mrs, Rarnes, in 8 toilet of black lace over black silk, welcomed them, The groom was attended by Mr. Frank D. Fletcher of Cazenovia, Y., and there were no bridesmaids, Dr. Corey of the Metropoli- tan Methodist Church officiated, The bride wore a wedding dress of white sural: silk made with a demi-train, a half high bodice aud clbow At Yo'clock the ofticer left one of the boys and went down as far as 14th street to tele- phone in his 9-o'clock call. Kenny was then sitting on the carriage stone in front of ‘Thompson's drug store and Wiliams was across on New York avenue. Opening the blade of his new knife Willams walked over to where Kenny was sitting and without a word of wai ing he plunged the blade into Kenny’s back. As the assaulted boy jumped up a second xiash was made with the knife and an ugly gash was inflicted in Kenny's leg. Them he turned to- ward assailant and latter STABBED HIM IN THE BREAST, the blade pen etratipg the lung. Policeman Cross then returned and arrested Williams. Kenny was taken to thc Emergency Hospital, where he was attended by Drs. Cannon, Middle- ton and Ellyson. He was afterward removed to his parents’ home, No. 2226 Virginia avenue, in the first preeinet patrol wagon. The wound in the chest that penetrated the lung is the most dangerous of the three, aud may result in the boy's death. = MEDALS AND PREMIUMS. Closing Exercises Today at St. Joseph’s School, Georgetown. The annual distribution of premiums te the pupils of St. Joseph's School.Georgetown, took place this morning in the odeon atthe Academy of Visitation, Georgetown. Potted plants and palms were tastefully arranged around the hall and upon the platform. Before the exercises were begun a tour of inspection of the exhibition of fancy and plain needle work was made by the parents and friends of the pupils, Two large study rooms were devoted to the display of the handiwork of the pupils. There was one particular exhibit which the sister in charge took pleasure in showing. It was the work of little Nellie Dugan, who, though but six years of age, had on exhibition table scarfs, splashers, whisk case and other useful household articles. Among the work which was admired was that of Misses Mary Hanlon. Katie Hamilten, Katie Englehart, Annie Murray, Ella Harmody, Bertie Whit- more, Gertie Harper, Alice Spellman, Helen Huster, Rhoda Pyles, Ethel Pyies, Katie Whe- lan. Mamie O'Donoghue aud Alice Evany. Before the distribution of premiums an in- teresting program was carried out, ‘THE PREMIUMS, Premiums for excellence in various studies were awarded to Misses Dora Collins, Mary Mc- Gee, Birdie McKinley, Ella Kengla, Nellie Sui- livan, Susie McQuade, Rosa McGee, Mollie Clarke, Katie helan, Gracie Trainer, Mattie Valiant, Alice Brennan, Mary Johnson, Viola Hessen, Annie Murray, Mary Hart, Eva Whelan, Katie Harnedy, Katie Hamilton, Blanche Crown, Aunie Kirby, Mary Conley, Lulu Branzell, Annie Warner, Cecelia McCann, Gertrude Harper, Mary Cor- coran, Bertie Harper, Katie Murtagh, Mary Sebastian, Alice Evaus, Hosa Murray, Mary Harlan, Ettie Harnady, Lottie Nietzy, Ethel Pyles, Mamie O'Donoghue, Bessie Kengla, Nellie Grimes, Maggie Kuott, Kosa Brown, Marie Hann, May Wills, Nelhe O'Brien, Fanny — Pettit, Katie’ Crowley, Susie Murray, Carrie Sebastian, Rhoda Florence Crown, Janie Schaeffer, Belle Lily Young, Emma Ellis, Lucy Evans, Evans, Elauche Hamil, Annie Bateman, Bateman, Alice Spellman, Nellie Dugan. Harper,’ Agnes _ O'Donoghue. Marie Crouch, Adele Muir, Bertie Whetmore. Birdie’ Evans. Katie’ Kengla, Josephine O'Brien, Annie Robinson, Bienche Bateman, Martha Hyson, Nouo Many, Cora Poore, Hattie Robinson. Mabet Somerville, Louise Lipscomb, Susie Brosnahan, Daisy McQuade, Grace Cus- tard, Cecelia Muntz, Teresa Kengla, Hattie Southey, Mary Donovan, Katie Donovan, Flora Wills, Rosie Etlis. Maggie MeCarthy, Gertrude Bebm, Bridget O'Brien, Mary Giyun, Nellie Gates, Viola Hesser, Mary Jobnsou, Eva Whe- lan, Mary Conley, Carrie Muntz, Annie Kirby, Sallie Knott, Molle Clark, Agnes Magruder, Alice Brenna, Mary Kernan, Mary Hart, Grace Brosnahan, Nellie Dugan, Gertrude Hai per, Bertic Harper, uedy, Mattie Sturges, Nell Crowley, Mary Loc! Susie Young, Marie Crouch and Grace Darne, THE MEDALS. Medals were awarded to Misses Mary Hanlon and Alice Brennan for regular attendance at the sewing class and industry. Medals for gen- eral excellence in the studies iu the fifth class were awarded to Misses Marie Spellman and | Carrie Muntz, For 00d conduct and observ- | ance of the rules—medais to Misses Mollie Clarke, Blanche Crown, Katie Harnedy, Mary Johnson and Mary Hart. For polite deport- ment and regular attendance crowns were given to Misses Mollie Clarke, Bessie Kengla, Carrie Muntz, Bertie Harper, Mary Hanion. Rosa Murray, Alice Evans, Ethel Pyles. Rosa Brown, Marie Hann, Jennie Shactler, boda Pyles. Susie Murray. Carrie Sebastian, Flor- ence Crown, Nellie a, Louise Lipscomb, Bertie Whetmore. 1 For polite deportment, punctual and regular attendance, gold medal to Miss Lirdie Me- Kinley, First class—The gold medal for Chr n doctrine to Miss Grace Custard. Third class—A medal to Miss Kosa McGee. For general excellence. gold medals to Dora Medals for being good iittle girls were warded to Rhoda Pyles, Susie Murray, Carrie Sebastian, Jennie Shaeffer, Lucy Evans, Fior- Belle ag Emma Ellis, ellie Dugan, Alice , Mattie Sturgis, r, Bertie Whetmore, Marie Crouch, comb, Susie Brosnzhan, Daisy McQuade, Nono Many, Kosie Bilis, Katie Brown, Maggie Mo- Carty, Katie Donovan, Mabel Somerville, Ger- sleeves; tho tablier drapery was em- broidered crepe du chene and she held a bouquet of bridal roses, After the ceremony the guests began to arrive for the reception and they passed immediately to the beautiful garden in the rear of the house that had been most artistically prepared for their enjoyment. The grand old trees of English chestnut and maple were hung with many oriental lanterns that lighted up the long vistas of green, the flower borders and the nooks hung with vines. Theinusic of harp and violins filled the place, The refreshments were served in the garden. Miss Cora Thomas and Miss Hattie Warder did the honors of the fairy scene with grace and cordiality. Before 9 o'clock the bride donned her traveling snit, a pelisse of cafe au lait cloth trimmed with brown silk over a petticoat of brown silk and a toque of the two colors combined, and the bridal couple made the tour of the garden saying good-bye to their friends. Two large bridal cakes surrounded by roses were eut in the family dining room aud distributed among the guests. Among those present were Mr, and Mrs. Mat- thew Emery, Miss Emery, Mr. and Mre. A. P. Lacey, Mr. George H. Adams of New York, Mr. and Mrs. McManus, Mr. and Mra, G. L. Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew B. Duvall, Mrs, ‘Tulloch, Dr. Wm. de Ford. Mrs, Emily F. Hort, Mrs. Crandall, Mr, and Mrs. Browne, Miss Kenny, Miss Twombly. Miss Tilly, Miss 'Stock- ett, the Misses Daniel, the Misses Buell, Dr. Giles, Mr. Goodwin, and Mr, and Mrs. Carleton Hughes. Mr. and Mrs. Eldridge took the north-bound train, and durmg their absence will visit the relatives of the groom in Syracuse, N.Y¥., Watkins’ Glen, the Thousand Isles and other points. On their return here they will spend the remainder of the summer in the country before taking up the reponsibilities of housekeeping. The bride received a quantity of wedding gifts in solid silver from her relatives and a dainty chocolate set from Miss Emery. The groom was presented with a sil- ver tea service bya number of his friends among the young men of his acquaintance. Mr. B. F. Nickson, Mr. Jas. B. Wimer and family and Prof. de Janon will spend this month at Capon Springs. W. Va. Commander Bradford and family of 1522 P street leave for Newport today to spend the summer. Dr. Joseph Taber Johnson and family have taken a cottage at Aurora, W.Va., for the sum- mer. Miss Florence Lipper, daughter of Mr. M. W. Lipper of Philadelphia, is the guest of hor cousin, Miss Hennie Minster, at 447 @ street where she will be pleased to see her Mrs. Charles Berger, Mrs. M. Hebner and Miss Clara Hebner will sail for Europe from New York Thursday, Mr. Chas. B. Strong and Miss Rose H. Mar- shall will be married tomorrow (Wednesday). July 2, at the Church of the Epiphany, at 10:30 am. Dr. R. A. Neale and sister, Mrs. Clarke, are now in their new house, 1808 H street north- west. Mr. and Mrs, F. Elmer Johnson have re- turned from their wedding trip and are visiting at No. 701 4th street northwest. Mr. and Mrs, W. H. Stevens have returned from their wedding tour and will be at home to their friends tomorrow evening at 1417 Columbia street. Gen, and Mrs. Geo. B, Williams have re- turned to the city from their visit to Mrs. Har- rison at Cape May Point. TAXING STREET ‘RAILROADS, Suggestions Sent by the Commissioners to the Senate. Some time ago the Commissioners received a letter from the Senate committee on the Dis- trict of Columbia asking them for a report as to the present rates of taxation and their opin- ion as to what would be a fair, reasonable and Just rate of taxation to be imposed on street railroads. ‘The Commissioners say in their re- ply that they furnished the committee with all the information in their possession and obtain- able by them on that point in their letter of the 2ist of May, They say, however, with respect to the adoption of a general system of taxation for street railroads in the District of Columbix, that they find it difficult to obtain satisfactory data upon which to base an opinion, but from the best information at their command con- clude that the roads should be taxed 5 per centum of their gross annual receipts on traiic and the prevailing rates of annual taxes on the amount of their capital stock and personal es- tate, including cars and horses not purchased , out of the proceeds of said stock, less the amount of their real estate, including struct- urew and tracks purchased out of the proceeds of said stock. Further, that all realestate of said companies, including structures and tracks, should be assessed and taxed as other real es. tate in the District. ‘he present law regulat- ing paving of track spaces to remain in force, hike Commussioners to obtain information as to the laws on the subject prevailing in other municipalities addressed inquiries to the authorities of several of the principal states and received the following answers: In Chicago the tax is €50 per annum on each car; in Philadelphia, $50 per annum each two-horse car and $25 each one-horse car, and $50 additional for each car crossing bridges; in Baltimore the taxation is 9 per cent on gross earnings and the state and city tax on real estate. $5.50 annual license on new cars and $5 annual license on old cars. In New York all franchises of future surface roads are let to the highest bidder and they pay a percent- age on gross receipts, 3 per cent for the first five years and 5 per cent thereafter as a mini- mum. All street railroads pay annual taxes on capital stock Or personal estate, the amount of which is offyet by tax on their real estate, in- cluding structures or tracks, which are assessed trude Bebm, Teresa Kengla er. Father Kelly presented the medais and premiums, and upon July L—A terrific’ storm | the closing of the exercises made a short ad- t dress to he pupils. THE ST. LOUIS CENSUS. way | Dissatisfied Citizens Want an Entire New Recount—A Coincidence. The dissatisfaction felt by some of the citi- zens of St Louis with the result of the recent census has led to a request for an eatire recount Until the rough comnt bas been made by the Census Office no action will be taken in regard to this request, The subject has been brought to the atteution of Secretary Noble, who isa citizen of St. Louis, This latter fact is rather i years ago when Mimourt Secretary of the Interior. St was ol ‘ Louis at time was dissatisfied with the count, and a new one was granted. ‘The re- sult of the recount taken im November in- as real estate. A gencral aunual license fee of $50 on each two-horse and €25 on each one- horse car operated is also charged. The Commissioners say that the present license tax on street cars—@6 for two-horse cars and €3 for one-horse cars—should be abol- ished, and that there should be imposed in- stead a tax of $10 on each car that crosses a bridge. cetecciemalbe cps 6 The Judge Was Right. To the Editor of Tux Evexrxo Stan: Jadge Miller decided on Monday that a Pigeon is not a fowl. There is an unmistakable dividing line between birds and fowls which does not appear to have been referred to at the trial: All towls take theiry oung to the food, while birds always take the food to their you It is not believed that a deviation from t! course can be cited. Srrarr. Mrs. Sigman, a white woman, and Noah Rob- inson, a negro, have been placed under arrest at Green: 8.C., and will be taken back to their home in Newton, N.C. They eloped » page te Meat soot eps Obio, ester The Tarentum, Pa, bauk,@ private institu- day afternoon drowned « lates ae ee Bee ali liabilities, ‘| Hngton, N.J., @ few days ago, WANTED--HELP. WANTED-a BOY TO LEARN THE PRINTING Business, | Apply at WHEELER'S PKINTING OFFIOX, + or, Oth G ote. a. a at = - aes GENTLEM KOOM AND t to exceed $30; betweem 11th, ES.P., Starofice. It" Winter ‘Board. at 15th, F and I A ANTED—A CARPENTER OUT OF = ry to work‘ fewdaya, Bend address wad teria (5.0. star once yibee WwW BTEDTASETILED WHITE WOMAN To fat mall ua tay 8 good for the right ‘person. W.N. Star W ANTED—SEVERAL EX-DEPARTMENT GAR. oenig to, sell our Gai wpeotaltion: Arauy, sem ‘ar Pictures, ‘Hie! ¥ LK KALLAN, 510 Fst uw. ee eee ANIED—A FINE “CAKE BAKER AT FUS- SELIM 1427 New Yorave, it ANTED-A RELIABLE. ENERGETIO MAN we ‘yt aoe cata to take chee of the manufec- Of w very je preparation; owner's othiorwise occa tes portunit WARTED OMEN AND WOMEN COOKS, WAIT- ers, Waitress, Laundross, House Maids, Nurses, Butlers, Coachiuen, Farm Hands and Hotel Hel tor ShIS {LUY and Resorts at once. DICK'S AGENCY 615 st. Uw, jy 140° NTED— WOMEN COOKS, 610 TO @75; CHAM. Wasnt EN 8, @ @ Nurses and Laundresses, in city or Drivers oEgerm Hands: Colored Meu ¥. A 1001 BO Blacksmith Shop.’ BECK BROS, Xperieneed ; ¥« Also Stugle Bar“ NTED—01 TWO ROOMS ON SECON] Want front: tonien central: neat street gare et OF Withovt board: Tefeyences exclunsed. Addi stating terms and location, Box 1351, Stur office. eB0- WANTED MISCELLANEOUS titre hattresearaade over, wors done ina meat Wasieo Bae FAS 1HE IGEN CASH om ‘Sore “Fisturcn, Pative Wousshotin’s cia ov reasouabie terms, ae s. es — XTED — 1 TO KEEP: KEEPING Wie? anal eee eee joe's Livery Stabies, $11 Gth st mw.. farm + Ber foads tight malice trou city. Os HS CE AUR Slize, Ma. Je28- iam! W ANTED-HORSES TO PASTURE—A GOOD Grazing Fariu of 100 acres, only 4 miles from Free Bridge; #4 per month, fms attention guaran- toed; ordere left ut K. H. jorse Shoer, 19th bet. Land Mets, ord, W. RIDGWAY, Laliston, Alea andma county, = ___Je20=1m* ws ‘0 BORROW $8,000 FOR FIVE years at 5 per cent interest, payabls seini-annu- ally, on ample real ostate security; BO commission. jdrous office Tan 7 ANTED—A POSITIVE FACT, WE GUARANTEE for at: sing 0440 porthunaced. use 91 bor ot ‘Se. stra .40 por red: that 50 clyare, SLD'STAND, 1011 Pa. ave. 5 . BICKLES' Matsa” Cooks, at once. DI ANTED-TWO GOOD WAlsT HANDS: GOOD 10 those thorouxhly experienced ; nocd tpply. MADAM LOUK. 987 F stan. WANTED A WHITE GIRL FOR CHAMBER AND General House Work tor « Sinall Family: no chile Asititabic persom wiil have s good home, Tn- 5 7th st. mew, So SOK 3y1-3t_ WwW FIVe OR SIX GOOD PLASTERERS, also Que Good General Workman ; wages to right man. Apply at buildings Gth aud M sts. sw. 1t? WANTEDSA GOuD Cook: “MUST BE NEAT, WW iii aud willing to work.” 511 6th st. nw. 1t? W a ‘ED—FIFTEEN PAINTERS TO bag ig? § = “ = ; ‘ANTED—A GOOD, RELIA. QloKt Wash aint trod and do Geieral Housework none but those havitw best of references need upply. 1819 Qiat. a. Sole WANTED MATLERS FOR CAPE MAY; FARE paid from Philadelphia ; White aud Colored Women Cooks, &c., 1m city : Chambermaids, Kitchen and P: Help. BOWLE'S, 1747 Penna, ave. i. WANTED A RELIABLE Salary ¢19 per week and oue-fitch profits Callat 713 M stm il WANTED MIDDLE-AGED | LADY (wipow preterred) for a Position in Long-established usiniess; reference required: experieuce uvneces- + Apply atter 10. SELMAN Hiss, 424 Oth wt V ANTED—BETIL WOMAN FOR GENEKAL Housework in Aduit Fauuly of Three, must stay at uixbt; reverences required. Apply 1129 14th st.1° ED CAKE BAKER iced. Apply at 6300 Jed0-2t" Also u Boy Who Is experi at nw, W3si72, pompray, ANTED—TWO EXPERIENG! Call at 741 13th st. now. BOY, 16 YEARS OLD, TO Make Himself Usetul About at 619 D at, n.w. 330-2" WASTED A SOUNG MAN WitH TWO OR Three Yeurs’ Experience in the Drug Business, Apply at HUDSON'S, L113 King at., Alexandria, Va. A GOOD BARDER JANIED—A TIDY AND GENTEEL WHITE Boy. to wake himself generally useful in drng store. (Call at once. WASH. C. MILBULN, 6th wn wes TED—GOOD BARBEL; GOOD WAGES TO ood Workman, GP, BLATK, 1475 IH st. ue. _ Jeu0-ze ae es WANTED —A FIRST-CLASS JOULNE: ber. Apply to GEORGE SCHWAB, Hi Anacostia, D.C. WADTED[A MAN TO RUN AND TAKE CARE ofa Flooring Machine, Apply to J. H. LEWIS’ Mills, Sth ahd sta. sw. 330-30 Ww: ‘TED—LADIES TRY “ORANGE BLOSSOM.” Lady" Agents to ecll Dr. Meats “Completion Lotion 0 well Dr. Ya ~Comp = id Crs BAILEY, General Ageut, pity caw, PASTURE AT G outh; best of pas y of shade, with caretul =. ‘Stock Farm ture, running water aid )! attention. Apply to Geveral Maunyer, Fo B LAF- FERTY, iCth st, snd Louisiaua ave, or ut the Farm. Telephone call, 705 my Wane PRIVATE LETIVES AND OTK Writings to Revise, Correct and. Typewr!' strictest coufidence guaranteed; translatious, FLYNN, AM. nstitute, established | corner Sth WANTED STEAM CARPET CLEANING &) Renovating Works; Feathers Kenovated; Mat- frestes Made. Over: Furniture Steamed snd, ‘Moth: Destroyed. ¥.H YOUNGS, 140% a ave, ‘Pelepnone es COUNTRY R&AL ESTATE. WW ANTED—TO BUY A FARM OF FKOM FOUR to forty acres,on ood road, inside of 5 miles of Washington, on monthly payments, exact locati to UNCLE 8, y POR SAL 180 ACRES U Je from station Si AT HALPINE, cultivated Land ; ¥ iu timber; $ J. ADKIAN EPPIN JUBNSON, Columbus building, 617 F st. Fee SALE—IN WEST END PARK, KOCKVI 8 Lots a! ri A each | $10 cash. mu geld Apply te J ADILAS iP ING, wa JOHNSON, Columbus building, ike Fst. . NEW RURAL COTTAGE, Above property for sale on easy terms. 8 _dy1-Bt" OWNER, 15 6th st, ILONIAL BEACH LOT. BEA\ S0x150; ¢ Fo SALE uly 2 peach orchard; 23g acres of lan: jocation ; about 15 minutes’ dri from horse car line, or about make excelient home for 0} ploy, on for one in ary ivea short distance in jies irom city; would m the government em- business in city und desiring to the country. ‘Terms: 850 down ou dey of sale: $2.00 within 20 days, balatice in small mouthly yayinents. Verfect title waurunteed. | Par- ties will be taken to sale free of charge, JAMES E CLEMEN?S, 1521 F st. it OR SALE OR EXC CITY PROP. erty—A Farm of 350 ucres, or will sell one-balf ; 20 mujies from Washington. ‘13: at mw. W SMITH. D—AT ONCE, FAKM WITHIN 13 MILI hingion in District of Columbia or Mary- MITTENHOUSE & GUNNELI Real Estate Agents, oF at WiAdtep-two APPRENTICE GIRLS, COL ored, tor Dressmaking, Apply to 405 0 n) 3 WASTED A WHITE GIRL To COOK ANDIDO General Housework tor # Small Family, Apply 1252 10th st. nw 528-30" WANED | QUICK! YOUNG” LADIES FOR Stores, Cooks, Waiters, Beamstresses, Duiry Clerks, Kitchen aid Farm Hands; cites, ‘country and resorts. (Bayxaze Roont: drunks stored.) 228-048 BUMNHAM'S, 1210 Gat. now. WW ANTE D-1WENFY-PIVE LADIES 10 LEARN Dress Cuttine at half price by the perfect ‘Tailor Square; atterns ent by re. bw. INTELLIGEN Be st V “f OF- fice every day, Working Women, Mev, Boys and Girls; uo wailing for work—appications tor Kovern- ment positions prepared. May Butidiug,7th and En. w. _ Jel 6-18 5 ANTED-—A LIVE, jC MAN Horse and Wag u Can hear of a wood opportunity EN Ht fora position paying sulary and connuission, Ouly those 1esuing viisiness need address YOST & WEST, 1004 Fst uw. No personal app ANTED —DUNDORE'S | EMPLOY: eau, conducted by Indies—Men and Women, white and colored, for all kinds of domestic labor, city and states: with references, nemoved to 709 Let, n. W. Jeld-15t" ANTED—A HOUSE MAID; and experienced; bring LU st. u. w. GOOD COLOKED COOK TO COOK uiily wt their Summer Home, 7 miles ; mnust be well recommended; ood ENFRGETIO. MEN uonagtapie thew exhibit it during the excursion y to be made. COLL WASTED — AcTIV ent the Edison talking machin: season; plenty PHONOGRAFH WANTED-—SITUATIONS. Wi TED—BY NG COLORED MAN, A Place as Coachman or Waiter in Private Faniily: understands care of horses; best of references. APPLY n.w., bet, 4th aud « et NCY FoR YOU eas, Nurees, But Waiters, Kitchen Help for this city or abrvad: ali Lave reterencee, 1:3 7th st. uw. jy]-4t* WANTED TAT HEADQUAKIELS — POSITIONS for Cooks Chaiuber aiid, Watress, Laundresses and Norses, seamstress, Meu \Vaiters, ‘Cooka, Coach- au. Butlers, SAM'L A. COUMBS, 926 Fst. nw, 4 : W BY FIRST-CLASS WHITH ax Nurse or to do Light } city refa, furnished. Address or Gooks, Laundress, Mai: lers, Couchine RL msework at 2708 K st, BY A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT od Woman, day’s work, laundry or other work, Address 1s? T Ls re it WV ANTED-A PLAGE As Di AS DEI < OR TO Clean Up Others. Address P, M.G., Star office, 1* ANTED—! A COOK WITH MANY YEARS' ghyetieuce, a Position. Best of references. Apply 8 2d st. uw. v TED: atz1 NEX- ters 4 YOUNG LADY WITH UX ¥ ticnab.erefereices, « Situation us Ty pew bas no machine. Addi 29 Test. n.e, W ANTEDSSITUATIONS FOR BEST | COOKS, Nurses, Maids, Waiters, House Keepers, Girls, Drivers, Porters, Kitcheu, Pantry and Other He city, resorts, &c." BOWIE'S, 1747 Pa, ave. u.w.3y1- ANTED-PLACES BY TWO WHITE GIRLS, one as Dining ioom aud Chauber Maid, ‘the other as Cuumber Maid and Nurse. Apply at 2440 P stn. STE Se WANTED EY A RESPECTABLE WHITE LADY, ituation ina private family to do light house- work aud piaiu sewing. leierences, Address Box 134, Star ofc Je30-24* ‘A PLACE : cued reference and Sturoftice, —_Je30-2 ANTED — SEWING IN FAMILIES BY EX- Perienced Seamstress, Ladies’ Underwear and WwW Children’s Clothes, Daruing and Mending; wood but- tonbole worker aud iachine operator ; retereuces. Ad- rene Box 1383, Star oftice, _2e30-3t° yANTED—BY A RiSPECTAB! COLOKED Girl, @ Situation as Nurse or Chamber Maid, Apply at'1514 20t : Je30-2t* WANTED SITUATIONS FOR NURSES, HOUSE- Maids, Assistant Ba: Drivers. men, Hostlers, Clerks, &e. (largest office and best factiities in city); ‘main office apd reception room, first floor; cities, country aud resorts, BUKNHAM’S, 1110 G ata. Jez8-6e" TED—A PLACE IN DRUG STORE BY A Lady where she can be Generally Useful, ‘Address PHARMACY, & Capitol » ANTED—BY ENGLISHMAN . of 4 Geutieian’s Residence; understands’ garden and care of horses; wife, chamber work; best refer- ences, F.L.D., 1 a Jezs-ae* ANteD—BYS W Seacheel screcienon © Peritionprcuneatente: Nef, “Address ANJIPYRINE, star ofiice, — jez8-st" WANTED — EMPLOYERS —FOR FIRST-CLASS CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE ana Sour erder will y IN GENC. ICE ana jour be oP rem oar May bi ath aud Dw. 3016-181" ___WANTED--HOUSES. WASTED-A SMALL, ‘Room HousE BY A Good, Careful Tenant; state price; pt 1. J.HW, 80 E att WV ANTED—FOR AN IMMEDIATE CASH PUR- haser, @Good Piece of Business iroperty for : 1. as an investment, Seine Bak Wal ANTED—HOUSE OF SIX RoOMS N THE country, muars station om C Be and. et, ‘road, W! cr othly payment ae ro cap apply on purchase, Address H.C.W Star rd office. 3030-- WW ARTED-FOUR, HOUSES IN NW] ONE AT S00, vet. 2d and 14th and Cand K sta; t to cost te 7,000. secu: convement to Fhe to t not cver $135,000; om business SM DUGANS BUTERIC OOO Fac eee eset WANTED—COUNTRY BOARD, dante Wyte A YOUNG MAN AND WIFE, ‘Huard near the city, convenient to early train. Address Box 34. Star offce. ie WANTED—LOTS. ‘ANTED-FHOM ONE TO THRE® CONTIGU- Wisse tote Hyatiaville. for three cays, Star 0} beinee ec NOTARIES PUBLIC. OR EXCHANGE-FOR A LOT ON CAPITOL Hill, in good location, worth $1,000, a Large, Beau- tiful Place in New Villaxe in Maryland: 1 out; on railrond; grounds in park aud tillage. An economical family could almost live off tue place. It would suit udnirably a carpenter, who could com- foundation now buil ete thie house ou SALE-LOWER C great baryain; contains 386 teres of land and ix vory nicely fitted up as #m excursio: resort, with office, kitchen, diving room, daucing pavilion, sum- mer houses, bath houses, indeed everything tor the comfort of ‘pleasure seekers; good wharf; railroad how running within two miles of th: An en- terprising isn who understands this bu Inuke a fortune there, The builuimgs have than is asked for the entire preiniees. Price a, G-room dweiline and outbuildings; Proved by $3,000. DUCKETT & FORD, 617 £ s 3 ROE BALE GAS Roo cont a Y h lot GOx8S feet; $800, DUCKETT & FORD, G17 F at. ot JOR SALE—A SPLENDID FALM OF 100 ACKES, immediately adjoining Leonardtown, st. Ma co, Mid. ; improved by a fine coontry rovm» und all outouildsties su first-rate Orde Jezd-i DUCKEAL ILVEL SPRI ce Dwelling; goo Inediate purchaser for 31,000. exidence: 8 5.000, ‘OKD, 617 F st, a PRIY to, 3 Jez8-3t* A. DAMMAN), 633 F at, nw. JOR SALE—-ONE OF ‘THE Mon nd Complete Country Homes about Washington ; ated ou the 7th st. and Takoma Park roads, above Brightwoud, se Lew, with inf. and three or seven acres Of land, LOUI> P) SHOEMAKER, § at, Fors E—AT A BAR Lat JeRNSe ACKES OF SHOEMAKEN, 920 Pst. ib you Ut at Glena BUSINESS PROPERTY ’. KK. : Dwelling. 7 roows, s pump good all ia fruits; ese or residence ; #33,U00; $2,000 cash, ‘Also ‘Acres Guod dalauce to suit. ‘on the Breutwood road, Station, Band O. Inquire at 6 . 126-60" ENDID FARM Tr y near Waterford. five miles from on the W.W.K.i., thin” fariu is fine qual ity of iatid, in high ‘state ot euitivation, elegantly watered, and for grszibg purposes Las u> superior in the state; xocd xubstaual stoue dwelling, Darn and nuik hous ther necessary outbuildings frame ; con- tains 300 acres with good to an immediate purchaser will be sold at $50 per acre, Jabot B. 1. WARNER & CO, QOR SALE—AT FORFST GLEN, MD. A NEWS room House. Will be ‘sold on” «asy terms, Near station, J. HERTFORD, jezi-iw 14l9@ ROR BALE— Re Nic ey POR SALES WIGH ISLAND, on the Upper Potomac, about $4 ‘mile beyond Chain Bridge: contains about Y acres; udjoinine the Dis- trict line; one of the most beautitul poists ou the Up- ef Potolac; the tavorite resort of Gen. Syiuner, late reasurer of the United States. For particulars ap- PE fo THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, 111u st, aud 8. JOR SALF—A HANDSOME NEW 7-ROOM COT- tayo with nearly three acres of ground, stables, Lenuery, orchard and shade trees: 1 healthy locality | es from city on wood rou ublie suction on \ednes 0 o'clock pean 5 jown on day of sale? pervect title guaranteed: wil at pri- Vale sale; ai offer solicited. J. E CLEMENTS, TSZLE wt aw, OR RALE—AN EIGHT-| 00M Rosslynn with lot Sux: JOR RENT OR SALE—-AT LAUREL, MD., FIVE New Houses: two 7 roviisgid three 9 rooins, For terms apply tol. A. ELLIS, e—200 ACRI hans, band P.R.K., 10"from Wash: Br. barn and ou: buiiding B. and O. 10.4., 11 trom Wash- inutou dwelling. 1 Or. : large Lari: one tepemeut house aud outbuildines: $7,000. For Sale—07 acres, ? miles from Antwick, B.and P. ellivg, 10r,; 2 barns and R.K11 from Washinxton stable; 2.000 trus aes FOR RENT—ROOMS. TOR RENT—TWO LARGE COMMUNICATIN: Kooms ou the secoud floor.suitable for lait house- ax, with Bath. beat and was. will remt for nine jare (€) to ® party without children. SH st. nie. FOR SALE--MISC ANE pn et PY JOR SALE. BAR KUOM,STOCK AND FIXTORLS aud License; reason for Dasiness. Addross € Fosse. SLOOP YACHT_ Can ULL stir yi Cars on be nor. of salle, weli ound. 25 DY W set. Oy teor demtt; =. amt Hordice bane thedeor._ | £ Siter-beln is teed Adaeesh.bs eee 008 WENT —CHEAL FAND wack Woosty, | "Sy Ties furnished 3 he chil- | ~ — —— Fe ‘tLree SOR SALF—CHEAP—PAR’ — st now. gy l-s* Ng ye Piano, good order, —~] iS PR ENE ERPUURTARE Dau ora o1.X.w. | Stina ibe ga Sb ake st ne f closets, bath, ani= tary plunstine, wee tent § dvance.” ie ALE_ONE GOOD_ i FOR Len OE NK ISHED p Moree. apply A. WOUD third RT BICYCLES AT 900 pattern; new ucds, witnout saddle aw ay2-tu, thas Fok SAL 2-4 SUPERR UPRIGHT P14No, Pris ass in every particular. nearly new of teartug down side of busldius can be hed noe > Dap Boe for gab. THOMDON'S Music EARSTATE, WAR AND NAVY DE en ee ve Nico Unfurnished Koous for housekeeping, cheap. 1747 F st.uw.Jyl-at™ R RENT—ONF LANGE, AIRY PRONT ROOM, Pieter ciate bene eae ens oe Feasonabie prise. ‘SOUT bi FOR RENT—FURNISHED—FINE, LARGE, COOL, woe story Front B . ith alcove, twe closets, 6 witidows, also adjotu Toom,wusurs tehed: separately or toxether. rot BLS Uithste w jy ls FPR BESTOONE LARGE STORAGE ROOM, ONE Lance Unfurnisied Koom on secoud By Hall Koom. Inquire 19 bs *0R KENT—-IN CORNER HOUSE WITH LALGE Pon ed or U hed Roows, siuele or . 4 Mass ave. uw. lit QOK RENT—TWO KOOMS ON SECOND FLOOR, er 2 Froese EXTRA RARE BARGAIN tor cach. or, if + to suit Cost few if sold Pano o wath it wet Upright Grand. w: for beauty of tune aud darecil THe Vial ten XCHANGE Pa ave. DER DRAG. WITH POLE, W Nillewe cart. by sucttrnisued of unfurnished, tor light housckeewing: | bith wearly new; will be. sold Sony eiceee seas \e or, L113 K at mw.; eouthera ex” | evtate Apis Trivnte Stable Sth ot nw joss bosure; cheap to right party. Je30- 20 pa eS so UR SALH—AT PRIVAT? SAL Buggy and Ladies’ Phsctou Pavey, dakers and littie Used. A wood bargain can be {OR RENT—FURNISHED-LARGE, 0 iat dmntatory Roos; suliable for geatlemen; ch furniah lor two unsurnished - la oy m posed 5 Grout yard, quietiaigily, 2117 Hat he Lat | a- Seeeee eerleagneden “ i st. nw. 3080-30" {08 | RENT—WITH BOARD-IN PRIVATE 0 | ay Se Bay-window Frout Room. LU Lith st. n. jy l-ae (ORRENT—3 NICE UNFURNISHED ROOMS. suitable for light housekeopiug, im private faumily. FRONT AND A MANDSOME GRAY HORSE. & perfect family, coupe or bow di Ala batens. POR Sal six 1841 Yth st. uw. aw Fo8kEST-FURNISHED ROOM~—1WO ON SEC- ond floor, oneen first door. 810 11th st. hat will be stated. font venaumaben dwelling 1301 K st. uw. JOR REN OR SATE—A PAIR OF SOUNDSORREL HORSES first floor, M ye the countsy, wusshie Ber asemiore Yenteuce. Price #2 7 Sat. wan be seen at JU ,. NH. GHEEN'S, FS ENT—KOOMS, WITH OR WI = pais m Board, at reasouabie prices, JUS. GALTU, Proprie- | JZOR 8\Le—CiivaAr tor, Stand bets nw Jeo. Sg Batwes, carr) star capacity 300 toms each. OK RENT—UNPURNISHED—AT 1731 F Soon. cacreter two Cool, Attractive, Connecting Koomm one w built last Judy sont trout: 612.50; with young couple; references. 7 wish whe: exaudria, Va. Fok Sab —aastiey por: 1 UB jag; reetstered tn } Address KING, star ot, {OR SALE-A PHAPRTON AS Gov wuitable for lady ur g: ieapau, ow ue = AinY hoo town, Cau be see at GHELN's Stab comfortable; @ta cheap reut for summer. 1" —- Jom stn 28-30" OR SALE—1 OKSE BOILER AND SIX- Se RSS SHED, COOL horse buiriue, with ail fittings, ujector, cauces, & Cheapest outfit in Wasiuucton at $20 BROWNING'S COFFEE MILL. roar 3 Vania ave. nw. other small; Rooms; one large Loi south front; quiet ood. S11 F at. n. w, Any at ~ “4 FURNISHED — HANDSOME PAk- = = . lors, $16. with kitcuen, if desired, $16, for, house- ey 7 Gigante Keeping. 634 L et. nw. Jezt-ae Address LANSION, star office. jen -t OK KENT-707 1110 ST. N.W., FIRST OR SEO ~ 4 - = Bonvi en suite aud sing! se Ok SALE-ONE, BEAL TIPUL FINE TONED {OR RENT—LALGE COOL ROOMS, EN SUITE | Pow De bought for B10 cack, at GL or singly, near Capitol; with or without buord. 204 | BROS, T0Y Feu st mw, aware ave. u.e, ; re: Db re reed exchanyed. 20K RENT—PLE ry Jee at? XT LOOMS, WI'H BOARD; ALE—CHEAP_ SOME POOT POWEK PAINT- "reawek, Iwo Stan 3 two in room, & aller rooms, $16; avar two | other Priuting Material Hines of care._908 12th t. mw. aR SALY- LOT OF A NIEES LOOKING {OR RENT_TO ONE OR Glasses and Show Pixtures, mustable for cl. thing ‘Two Larce Rooms. eastern cxposttre Mens. GULDEN EAGLE CLOLMING Ot > lange cosets; all 1 di private fam tl Te ave. ae. ebiidren, 1 I Jezs-si 50k SALE - Ok RENT k PIANOS AND ORGANS suitable for 1 Slightly used. @tandard suakes. Price @15 and up children. Apply to 1019 H st nw. ward. payments. Cali aid secure & bancait FG sMITM. Fe SALE—PIANO BAKGAIN-GHAND UPRIGHT Fiano bias ufther, © Li and other $I-JACKSONS, 102 SNECTICUT » Attractive Rooms; second and third wex. first utd second floors: en suite or greatly reduced rates ts, heurht mer; table buard a specials, will well for JOR RENT—FURNIDHED KUOMS A’ MOK SALE << Carries. H . — Complete Curnouts JOR REN 100 Seasoned Horses and agreat variety of Fine New susette a cols: Furniale Quid Second-hand Carriaves Wo weloct tte =e DOWAEY, Cartage Repository ot tehien, SOR RENT-1215 MASS. AVES Private family leaving tow renity JOR SALE—AT 406 PA AVE, WASHINGTON, » ©., the Lang: & of Carriages, Bowxios, Carta, Harness, Lap li 1 Whips th teow York ee Also JOR REN HREF APAR’ SOF 1 WOAND ‘three rooms eu suite yrivute but apd clowet; cle AHE WOUD- “Bui MOCKING bes aud Diab $17 12th wt, uw _FOR RENT—FLATS. JOR RENT—WEST END FLATS, 2620 K Si, 5- | JCOK SALE—ABOUT JULY 1 We WILL MAVi @ room flat with bath, siuks, ge, ceal bin; goud or S Liewaut Suef! Pauos returned trom rewt, 0. SAMES A BATES & GOn | Which we will sell at reduced prices W07FstL, aph PRCAUEFRK & CONLIFF, 514 11 thet nw JOR RENT—POR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING, A Flat of 3 Unfurnisued Mooms, with bath, leat and 111 Est. Ei JROe SALE ss HW ALieR NoTAKY PUBLIG \ . ave, 2 Real Estate Notes on City Property, Five new and ei Houses iu Fast Wan bu nag For kseut—i24 ot wt. _ FOR RENT--STORES, 413 bat Fe KENT—SECOND FLOOR, 219 10TH ST_N.W., Fx SALE" "GA ENGINES, BOLK NEW Large Koom suitable for aby purpose; se and second Land, any sige. Sead for circular or trance; storage. TS callon — D. Al Tue aw. wid | ten KENT—THE TWO UPPER FLOORS, WITH | PQOK SALE—IF YOU WANT GuOb FiKsT-CLass separate entrance, 911 Pa ave. between Vth and bx. To) Carriages, Buymies, Phaetous, Cul-under loth su AD to LOUV! LOVE Ov. 514 Mai a le deytous, call at A My, no sa aed wo th aud New hock ave.u.w. Lowest ee — u i. xy ___LOST AND FOUND. ay veri: 100" 3 Mo vleet rom. dee = ———— Fite, pasts - OST—ONE-HALF OF A PLATINUM LINK | Su Aion 25 Mot Came, Beatly dows, COOK jeeve Button, diamond settine. A haudsom ‘ward will be paid Ou delivery at S06 10th st.n.w.1-3t" OST—IF LA. WHO FOUND GOLD WATCH on F st. between 11th and 12th sts, this morotuu MONEY TO LOAN. will kindly return te 1020 Sth st nw. they Will be ONEY TO LOAN Peimbursed tor their trouble. av in BL Mp FROM ®@: OST—JUNE 30, ON F ST. BET. 5TH AND 7TH AT 6 AKD 6 PER CEXL sts, or 7th Let. 'F and Market Space, Solitaire Dia- mound. Liberal reward for iis returu to 407 G st. Syiece —ON LAST FRIDAY MORNING, A BRACE- Jet with Setting. Reward if left at 523 13th st uw, a E WITH A LUMP ON HE dor June. Liveval re oN REAL ESTATE IN THIS DISTRICT. RO. HOLTZMAN, Corner 40th and F sus. Bw. NW s if delay bey ud tume to prepare papers. _* 24-Li a _ De LbLi, DAVIS & CO, 1319 F at. ASSES, HARD, So LOAN ON DinrKice ALBERT F. POX, 21-im 920 F st. now. |M UNEY TO LOAN AT FIVE PER CLANTON AP 7 LOAN. AVENU., Ok Ticket to New York iu Euvelope. Re- turn to 1451 Qst. nw. Lost tthe, 30,08 PALAVE BE ‘wud Sth sts, au Account Book, coutainin Sp headed with name of LM, Slocum. Lib ral ward if ceturned to B. and O, Bottling Works, 17 D e. re st. av OST—A SMALL DIAMOND WITH PART OF Setting: 21st and G sts. to War Department, i oom 430, War Departuseut AY MARSHALL HALL, SUNDAY, JU proved Keal Estate Security, Large anountes TYLEu & RULHERFUKD, oe 1907 F st ae, Silver Watch, Flin movement. tinder onren As wave Eee X enial 1431 Fst nw Jesu-3e e18-2w* Apply 1220 13th st nw, KAY—TWO COWS; LEFT PKEM- NEY TO N (1, AL SAND jetzen ark, sth st. Friday nicht, UNEY TO LOAN LN SUMS TO SUIT, ATS AND per cent, on D. M cal estate E Juue 27, 1890, one yellow and one bisck. Reward THANK T. KAWLINUM, 1300 Pa, ave, given wheu returued: av-a | my19 (ihe Arkimeton Fire las, Cone ome’ N NDOWM'NT, LIVE AND ‘Toutine Policies bougit at highest cash price: Loans negotiated upou same a: yeusunable te Apply to ML. H. ACHLSO! UST —SAiURDAY, JUNE 28, A DLAC play Bag, couta: gud otlier aration, a a HOP- ing Go-d Wateh, Pocket Book © of uwner on pecset book. reward for its retarn to 512 6th st. sw. ce e rppo boan- Ls STOLEN @Cr iy ‘ICATE NO. 225 FOR 815, (Ten Shares of Stock in Capitol, North O Steet and ny. ‘The public is Kaiust its purchase, MARGARET BUKNS South Wasi ngton huilway warned wouo ‘On Real Estate. Hos. E. WAGGAMAN, x AND 12) i er Buckle with Initials Liberal’ reward for its return 2 1kay B: On OM 141] STH Mexican Suwerd Dc vers to name of n.w., June 14, ob small brass Cuan colar; aus “Plato.” Suitable reward if returned to above Bam- A tow sums of $5,500 aud up at o por vent, BUICHINS, BULKLEY & CO., a M EAL betate im the of Columba. DUGAN & Tr LARGE AND SMALL Sums at Lowest itetes on Heal Estate Security. 1505 Pa "ave. ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT OD cst” = BUTLEK, Successors wd. ¥. Cullinane & Co, 6 aw. of ber. S2() REWARD FoR THE RECOVERY OF A BAY “Horse, 10 hands high, slim bui my’ residence, 22d instant. rict of Ovlumbia Pius simouuis which I'desire, to piace \uumediacely; lowest rates of iuve GEV. W. LINKINS, cor: several ‘whole- BUSINESS CHANCES. ee See. aw ee = = —— NEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE Al LOWEST JOR RENT—THE KEAK OF 9: 3D ST.(WALDs XN Totes vf ibterest . a. other apyroved rity. alley), Warehouse tor Storage,Workelop or stable. THOS. G. HENDEA & Ov., Bankers, Avply at 9266 Lout ve. jyl-im m15-3m 1300 F st, nw OK REN T—WARENC 1005 B St. THE | 7 9AN IMME! i$ is POE BENT WARE LOUSs > BE | Po, LOAN IMMEDIATE Y—g30,000-18 SUMS ave.. oppo to sui, trom @1,400 upward, on good heal Lette market; suitable for any heavy business, and par- 30 ber cete, F 4 Thik & G. set Bile At Bad nny snd 0, RIL. 5 miles | ticularly for tue! Cominissiou ‘Businoss. Taauire at — _ ta waters Wet sbout roxio, ginans nee se OR SALE—CHEAP rr EEE je et 20-Lin' HN STEPHEN, 472 La avo. I serra Sts. uw ib feet of ground: «vod |} ec:thy, Also, as Agents of the Uusted secucie oma a page ange Din tn denaed puschiners 5 wail sell with | jisureuce Co. of Pha hia, 1a suts to suit, to nery ; wood location for ware Louse. trad daweLt pian, tous SUBURB AN PROPERTY For iuforai Une at preiulaes. ayaa wie itourate, sce ar, wie 3 oreo JOR RENT—1N BEAU 1JFCL SUBURBAN TOWN, | JQOR SAL § CONTAINING NAMES AND | 2c0re._¥. iM. SMIAM & BUN, 1222 But. 27-h Pee ae Kew G-room Cot: | AY Addresses of over 10,000 soldiers. Address CLAIAL ONLY 10 Loan ‘Ne. $15 per mouth, Call or address Mrs, | AGENT, Star office, rs Jes0-3t" cy Avaroved Keal Estate Security, tu Districte hockville, Md. desu-3e JOH SALE—FINST-CLASS STFAM LAUNDAY IN | {ussite A ay sue cenared atlowoRt eaten of har SBORO PARK, &. AND B. Ric, 2.W. ; collar machine, cuyine, boiter, steam wash- | “Z°S SHE & CU. ieayy tO cash purchaser. Address | ers and all other articies Lecestary for cacrving on fine | —* esis - te HYNES:-OKO, Star offic QR SALE—sUBURBAN- MY KESIDENCE (FOR- query kuown as Dr. Josiah Mardinx’s). containiue 1 rooms; in the midst of a fine grove, Ww; acres of laud, stable and other farn: buiidings; on Tun st. road; one intie fr ce Prive $10,500. _._W. KILEY DEEBLE, 1310 st. eer 2h acres tivated; only $10 per’ month. ~ W. C. DUVALL, Fstuw. dex5-7e* Fe. PM vensiry HEIGHTS, ADDITION TO BROOKLAND, NEAR THE TERMINUS OF ELECTRIC CARB So close to city wili soon be within limits, Besutifully situated, ign and healthy. Commanding fine view. Street grade already estab- lished by District engineora, BRICK SIDEWALKS. GRAVELED STREETS. luuudry bayiness. For particulars apply to DUGAN & BUTEEA cope sta JeZB- St FE SALE—AN ESTABLISHED GROCERY BUSI- eas in good location; «ay small amount of movey required. 4hus is a rare chauce for purty desiring 10 5, inte Dusiness. For turtuor particulars apply” to XLEK & MUTMERFOKD, 1307 1 a kee Jor Zee (UK SALE—A KAKE CHANCE—LEASE, STOCK and Fixtures of centraliy located Bar and Restaurant, (doing Al, Duniniss. | icut ‘lew. No suble a conse. For particulars BEHKEND, 513 7th stn. we nayese oe ED-TO PURCHASE FOR CASH STOCKS Wi ierchandise, all comurunications strictly cou: fidential. Address ENTEKPKIoE, Star office jev0-1w* M LOAN Jn. euis W sult, otlowest ratce on approvedree Tetate secu. PCH, FON BLOWS, ow 145) Penpsyivecia evenve, XM ONEY TO LOAN ON KEAL ESTATE OR FIKST> clans security, at lowest rates ul uterus uw delay ‘eLere Ue court)’ te good. a a 0. C, GREEN, 303 7th st. nw. JMO" 20 Loan on kal Estate aT Low emt Rates. WASH'N DANENHOW sp24_ Puccessor toDANENHOW LK & DON. 1115 Pet, a PERSONAL UILDING LOTS AT LiNDEN, 0} Wwe REMAIN TWO DAYS_PARTIES HAVING tau Hrauch of Btu Rn Jast-oll address, 7, ‘he juuction of aid rbd with the new Tailtved | ofive Mat ot Clothing tor wale Box By, nar ths proposed Metropolitan | JDERSONAL—WANTED \D THE HENS 01 Southern railroad, Linden. by reason of ite elevation PS ‘Hoe. Address ick Bae hen. _ 38. Se SARs ana public ball, woth churches aed eceeees Iss EMMALINE W : 001 Mice Tkcow ZIM able star omc UTHOMIZED VKIVATE DETECTIVE AGENG A‘ & Co.“ Consu epee, ieuded to ana ‘couiential Cie open ab ite. Wat walciais .) Manayor, VLU Fat uw! close ws GoobRicH, L: Aw Ne tcbeent eminent es 2 See Finest water. Excellent drainage. wel7-tihae-1y - Call for plata, terms, &e., ou CE, aie quEsTiOns REDFORD W. WALKER, & © WFLYND, | 8.28., Tey Taaeitate, NR 8 Sow is awe WE WILL PAY FORSALEFINE COTTAGE ON OAK AVe., TAKO- COUNTRY BOARD. Ns = rior rg Baan, ad sages eats aes | ame COU BOARD. = - Sod mouthly payments, OWNEIC ITC ab meats ANTED — RIGHT | OR, TEN Be . E MENT, (08 LEAE-EIGHT ACHES AT | Branch, I and AR Hocation re my : ATTORNEYS. aallstown Eesti each Hud’ by Amguot | gomcey Co. ‘Mrs. it. C. ai Commassione ; et zat gees STATE In office from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m “at ———————>___ oe JHE, 2 RpFETS BOOS ADDIne oF ae remo tigemec cam, | Ea aati aac eae 3a4-Om ge