Evening Star Newspaper, April 2, 1891, Page 2

2 THE MANIPUR HORROR Treacherous Seizure of the British Officials. NEW ORLEANS LYNCHERS MAY ESCAPE Shipwreck of ex-Senator Miller and His Party. EXECUTION OF THE NICELYS. QUINTON TREACHEROUSLY SEIZED. Mow the Affair at Manipur is Said to Have Started. Caxcurta, April 2—It is not known how the affray at Manipur commenced, but it has been learned that Commissioner Quinton was treach- erously seized while treating with the natives. The Manipuris then shelled the res- fdency. The Ghoorkas defended the as long aes their ammuni- eka ae they fought their way out ‘and escaped across the hill. They met Cow- ley, who escorted them to Laknipur. A detach- ment of troops stationed at Langthobal were out 0 ‘Losses, April 2.—The Chronicle's Calcutta muont says: Inan interview the de- rajab of Manipur declared that his , the present rajub, would not kill his mera, but would merely hold them as Ss from the uncontrol- lable posed rajah offers to send another brother to endeavor to induce the rul- y who “The rajab to release the prisoners. dispatch from Mr. Guerdon, one of those from Manipur, says: fia force advanced on March 24 in arrest Chief Jubral, who had deposed of Manipur. The Manipuris resisted engagement ensued. We ran m and retreated to the res- ‘at Manipur. The Manipurisattackedand ‘the residency. Chief Commissioner Political Agent Grimwood and Col. pho was in command of the detach- ment of Ghoor! ding thet our ammuni- Sone, notified the enemy ‘dinposed ‘arrange & coomtion of hostilities ‘0 this the enemy seemed to agree and con- sequently the chief commissioner, the political ‘Skene, accompanied by Messrs. the who ry] and Col. Chesens and Simpson, went out to moet Chic? but chief commissioner and " those were with him After the capture of the British Prisoners. After the Menipuris resumed their residency at2 o'clock in the 6 were obliged to ible to defend the ag y owing to want of Smmunlioc: ‘After commencing our retreat a eeeees wee cesen Soa weit weet noch aan the treasury of Manipur .F pees looted. Guerdon says about ef the British force were or the escort, it is sey bave numbered 150 men, who treasury inclosure at the ‘time has been received here saying Chatterton is safe. LYNOHERS WILL ESCAPE Sedge Marr of New Orleans Thinks They ‘Will Never Be Punished. Naw Ontzane, April 2—Judge Marr, the pre- tiding magistrate over the section of the crimi- nal district court in which the grand jury is now serving, yesterday expressed the private opinion that nothing would ever be done to the lynchers whe caused the killing of the Italians. to criminally prosecute 5,000 Serves Eo. cll, ool siarell tetas fenoes Burke's Fed r ih i diss i il fF pt i fie i i] pee Palermo. while murdering a female. Trapi Sicily. Of Comitez no- i tt i! i the affair, though he has not received courtesy at the hands of Gov. Nicholls and Shakespeare that his position warrants. grand jury is holding daily sessions. WARNER MILLER WRECKED. Mile Party on ERoncado Reef—The Petre! Goes to the Rescue, Garrtows, Nrcazacva, April 2—Warner Miller's party was wrecked yesterday on Ron- eado Reef. The gun boat Petrel has gone to the rescue. All of the party are reported safe. Kencado Isiand is about 100 miles to the northeast of Greytewn, the point for which Senator Miller's party ‘was bound, as here is the eastern terminus of the Ni canal. The istand is small and rocky of coral forma- tion. The whole coast of eastern Nicaragua “ene, and the harbor of Grey- barred to navigation by the San Jus river washing out in the arbor. this bar, and one works isa of the river to PFE ‘SisTosRt OF THE CRIME. On Wednesday evening, February 27, 1989, Berman Umberger, aged seventy-one, a wealthy farmer living om the Johastown pike about two miles from Jennertown, was shot and instantly killed and robbed of about $16,000 by two mon. Jos. Nicely, aged thirty-seven, and David Nicely, aged twenty-Gve, both men of families, sons of well-to<io [ng aud living about fifteen miles ‘rom soene of the a le ‘were arrested, tried and found ty wmurder. The evidence was ‘and the tor the Nicelys to testimony very contradictory. The efforts of the counsel obtain « commutation of sentence from the red wile at work on the inside aud not long ‘ago they were found in possession of an assort- ment fre files. WI deeu for several > Several confessivns of the crime were Dut they ae dived and Ger, were . Beaver. a Defore the of his = today as the time for the execu- The condition of Joseph Nicely recently ettracted tem ti: atk ae ee rae or ity. be shor 6 careful examioation, sald that Joe was Appeals were made to Gov. Pattison to grant a reprieve, but he declined to interfere VALUABLE PROPERTY BURNED. Twe Hundred Thousand Dollars Loss by Fire in Brockton, Mass. Baocerox, Muss, April 2—Whitman & Keith’s big shore factory was burned this morn- ing. The loss by the fire will amount to $200,- 000; mostly insured. Postzaxp, Mz., April 2—The middle build- ing of the three brick structures com the t wire screen manufacturing works E. F Burrows & Co. was burned last evening. The building was fall of valuable machinery. Loss estimated at $60,000. One hundred and thirty men are thrown out of work. —__ WILHELM’S GRACEFUL ACT. The Congratulations Sent by the Kaiser to Prinee Bismarck. Bratx, April 2—The telegram of birthday congratulation from the kaiser to Prince Bis- marek is universally recognized as 4 gracefal act on the part of the young sovereign and as tending to soften, if not efface, the remaining seperity between them. It is stated that when Prince Bismarck received the message he stood uncovered while it was bei read to him and seemed deeply gratified. The Princess is also represented a6 having been ven more pleased her husband. celebration was one of the grandest spontaneous demonstrations that Germany has witnessed, and the generally expressed opinion of the newspapers is that Bisinarck was right when he said that as minister he could not bave com- manded such testimony of popular good will. ————_— A VIOLENT EARTHQUAKE, Shocks Felt Along the North Shore of the St. Lawrence River. Quzsec, April 2—Last evening a violent earthquake bere was felt all along the north shore of St. Lawrence and extended far into the back country parishes. News from St. Gabriel county, Quebec, and other stations confirms the fact of a violent shock. A resi- dent of Beauport states that the carth and dwellings there shook in that parish for several seconds and caused the inhabitants greatalarm. eee THE NORTH SLIGO ELECTION. 4m Exciting Scene in Which Mr. Parnell fe an Actor. 81100, April 2.—The election in the north division of Sligo to fill the vacancy in the house of commons caused by the death of Mr. Peter MacDonald is taking place today. There was an exciting scene at the court house, here the is taking place, during the morning. ey Booth, the proprietor of a local newspaper, warmly ‘disputed Mr. Parnell’s right to enter the court house on the ground that Mr. Parnell, not being bound to secrecy, had no right to enter there. Mr. Parnell be- came very much excited and indignant at Mr. Booth’s objection, and finally was allowed to remain. The election is going on im_« stendy and or- derly manner. Both the candidates, Alderman Valentine B. Dillon, j., of the Rotinds Dublin, representing the Parnellite faction, an‘ Alderman Bernard Collery of this place, ‘who resents the McCarthyite party, are confident success at the polls. Mr. Parnell. while driving through the town this morning, was not cheered by those who ees A Too Realistic Stage Duel. Spectal Cable Dispatch to The Everting Star. Maxcuzsten, April 2.—It now appears that young Thomas Whaley, who fell dead on Tues- day evening while playing the part of Mercutio in an amateur entertainment bere, was really wounded by Tybalt's sword and did not die from the barsting of a blood vessel, as was at firat supposed. A subsequent surgical examina- tion at the infirmary disclosed wound of seven inches, the sword having penetrated one lung. Ernest Thompson, the young man who played Tybalt, was unaware that he had burt his friend, and as the two were partially hidden by another actor the fatal lunge was not seen by the audience. As there was not the slightest suggestion of ill-feeling between the youn; wen the jury returned a verdict of “acciden th.” The affait has caused the most pain- fal impression. —_— Late Advices From Chili. Special Cable Dispatch to The Evening Star. Panrs, April 2.—Advices from Chili state that the success of the government candidates at ‘the election is considered as inauspicious and likely to ng the struggle. President Balmaceda “aclaroe thet he is Tiling to with- draw, but only on condition that he may be allowed to name his successor. ——— Canadian Delegates to Paris. Pants, April 2.—M. Ribot, minister of foreign affairs, yesterday granted an interview to Messra, Mercier and Shebyn, the Canadian del- ae ‘Want to Be Paid by the Hour. Fart River, Mass., April2.—The Association of Mil Men has voted, on April 6, to posta notice that on and after thet date all hands heretofore paid by the day are to be paid by the hour. action of the association is to repare the corporations for » fifty-six-hour ill. All the mills will now be ina mediately to curtail the cost of such a step becomes necessary, an: be ready for any bill that may pass. ———_—_ ‘The Austro-German Treaty. ‘Vrexxa, April 2—The Austro-German eon- ference has been resumed. The Austro-Hun- garian delegates have accepted the German concessions, and ft ouly remains to draft acom- mercial treaty. Still there is uncasiness lest Prince Bismarck may attack the treaty. Ther isa that this is his only object in entering the reichstag. Prevailing Illness Closes the Schools. Cmcaco, April 2—A special dispatch from Couneil Bluffs, Iowa, says: The public schools in this city will probably bs closed om account of the sickness prevailing. The complaints mostly are the grip and althou; there are some cases of scarlet fever and dip! theria. One-third of the teachers are unfit for duty. Discharges in the Charlestown Navy Yard. Bostox, April 2—The men in the rope walk of the Charlestown navy yard, exeepting six em- ployed in the wire rope department. were die facturing Company employed two italians to work in the company's quarries with about forty Americans and I Within an hour after the Italians went to work a committee from the other laborers informed Mr. Brooks that anless the Italians were dismissed ali the others would quit work. Mr. Brooks asked the reason for the ol ‘tion and was told that the THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, WANTED—HELP. D.C., THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1891. wa FOR _SALE--HO ED-AN EXri cD W, iy 1222 N st. ow. y ANT Warr, aie, oe ee ee GlOsthee mw be W AerEp an, EXPERIENCED WaAIS’ Re ALAR BUTE So Stride fg ee GENERAL HOUSE- ‘work, cook. wash and iron. references 831 Q st. n.w. iT MAN K AND DRIVE D! Wrage nr are Wr fe TENT PREPARE te cy NTED—A RESPECTABLE AND HONEST doy, of about 15 years of himself make qrerraly taehal May eppiy at 1213 1 at 8 ie or four experience: fust be 5 with of and - eae ¥’ HOLLAND, Jr. Alazandia, Ve. ta a ANTED — A STEADY, ABLE, Specht fi-Riahine cad batatre C- S10 %th ot. awe uN’ IMM) at. n.w., to 5 TA ox AT Lee Wis to take pleasant kite! 0084S ‘WW ANTED-A SETTLED COLORED WO! aa cook im private fautly:; tal fast otay at with refergnc evening between 6 and 7e'clock. Toni TPO aes Le is ve reference F st. ow, a WANTEDIADY CLERK “AND _CALIGHAPE writer: jaainted with the elty and 8 rapid Be per poution. fe MANENT tae ‘oftice. al LN’ MIDDI WOMAN ‘WASTEDAN OLD OR LEAGED WOMAN for small housekeeping’ quregi0 Tih tne XTED_COLOI FICE BOY AND sre jors; white maid and. seaiusizess; ‘cooks. Gail today and Priday at BUWIE'S, ‘ANTED—IMMEDIATELY_AN AOTIVEYOUNG pretetred. Gaited BLL WS ts awe bet AL =e TED —A GOO! FoR Witte ah ae oe SEE ANTED—A GOOD GL FOR” GENERAL W ouswwor tn sual fami. Apply at be «ad ANTED—A NEAT, RELIABLE for weneral (white live near, enw W A3inD TA CAPABLE. TIDY SERVANT, FOR jousowon rae sth with Sood retescuces, to L018 kigns pines sey. SEE ‘ANTED-IMMEDIATELY, A LADIES’ HAI W.thasrat tae Denonakdrs . BUG F at. 2, 620 IT st. nw. art WOMAN Dome at nights “Gall at once, Li « apzast* p2- French i ee a Jesso: i tor children: good relerences” Address 40: Get Era Ae EU ee Ook. Star offen TS TODICE'S -NCY FOR’ Ra a ey ee AN’ 7 _ iN W for cook. thatberaa yey Butlers SL COOMBE TST oor tesa eee ae ‘WANTED_BY A RESPECTABLE COLOR NUE Stoation st gure or ia private le 14 E st. n.w. “AN: ‘GRADUAT! TeD—A EOF Sucve frvt-ciase.” PHARMACY, accurate pre” ‘District, and a YOUNG, COLORED SIRE, 3 references. Apply 914 W gt. MR Taso Sk Paces, ens toto haw SR eek pation ime WANteD_By 4 YouNG LaDy, Posirion As ogy aarp sa Akio as Sa ‘WW ANTED-BY 4 FIRST-CLAss DRESSMAKER, work to do at home, using the T: system; maki St siways: at i od: SMD AT aa tee ete Sula SUS Eg aa WANTED—SITUATIONS. FOR RENT—ROOMS. = FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR RENT—HOUSES. ret ee ee i LO lath finest RENT- ST. N.W., NICELY FUR- refs FSS at ee Mate, Sor, See Ee Hay ood fabie ba te. wa iy —— . Kk RENT — 1445 U_ST.. ONE OF THOSE LIT. | 14 W BR RI U og tet pe a Aa tle gems aS ut & > secgnd floor: heat. gas. bot snd cold waters thronelout, concrete celiar; ‘Vacant 08 same! ; convenient for housekeeping. 230 2d st. Pril 15; rent €35, be Bee. ap? bpzim THeoD. FAEBUS PE RENT_ONE UNFURNISHI [ED _SEOOND- FORREST OG AVE. 68 = vk, Toom; $7.50 per month ; family; 529 Corcoran a sveitrom €i0 to rom 620 board ff desired; reiereaces Tequired: 2143 ot bee: WS Green’ alley 4e:. waier YE-50 | GS Fe Eb seeceee cee tt) peck ™ ope Tear 137 List, water and aoe ‘POR FENT_DESIRABLE FURNIOHED i; | —SPe st _Appiy to JAMES M Chicks a2 Lath ot fret. re en floors; with == hout (POSSESSION ete R.O. HOLTZMAN, 10 and board: Central y locat near departments: oppo- Toons: all mod. ni Haat ew : = ° ST. N.W., STORE AND site pension office; terns reasonable. 465 G st. nw. 00 sales FURNISHED ON. FOR RENT_FURNISHED OR UNFURW! Pleasant outlook; mer rates; ap2-at° ar ae isHED— terms. RENT 818 12TH ot NW, TARGE AND urnjalied roows, ep or singly. with Hons, at reesgnable ‘OR RENT—THREE Vi ESTRABLE Fors ERY DESIRABLE SOUTH ‘go three on ad fo D ‘Yate family. G91 Kbode In RK NT- UNFURNI ROOMS ON 2D floor or 3 on 34 floor ; suitable { honsekeep- ing, wilt hest, ges and bath; "no children. oon ‘floor : furnished or unfurnished ; pri- nd id first-class nelhborhood ; 2 ‘modern improvements ._Apply to 1318 F st. Foteest > = AND 2i N.W.: EIGHT Sr Ree ao figs Pie entees ene: RAE, t ik RENT — TO GENTLEMEN ONLY — ONE Pigasant furnisied front room. 600 oh . WAN? Hisce AS BARTENDER. ap- | £°F- Oth and F, entrance on 6th st. x dress W. H. JONES, Glendale, Md-__ep1-"_ | JOR, RENT—LARGE SOMEORTARLY, \FUR- ANTED—SY A BOOKKEEPER THOROUGHLY ine ine. ioe WARHEE-2h, SDQORREEPER THOROUGHLY | pening” Aro ane, umn 1 Mahe 38 Dest ae ot Once: bent of ratersmene eeavovers. OR RENT—-THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS, a 33, = C. 2 LESS H ot. ne. suitable for light housekeeping; would rent, them Rhode” island” ave “bet, WANTHD_BY A GOOD “GIRL. A PLACE AS | furnished separate to gentlemen; terms moderste. 14th, and Leen s,250 mig hambermald and ‘wing Rotieskinper, parlor | Avv.s 80> Det. a.w. eps" Aptis ear Boundary. 5 SDL Br Oech Aeeod home. SERS. Aw. | POR RENT — TWO FURNIGHED ROOMS ON 2D | p's isc Vit ana isin OMEM hs RMSE. S ANTEDCE 2S aes Dieser Og eS DWELLING ROOMS. | furnished: W ina oltesoraga At FOR EXPERIENCED | N st. n.w. _ ap? St Ket bet 3 z|Cormer Mase ave and | | | susded grounds, ane SOMO CLK INTEL eRe Be Hien! | ROK RENT — ONE ROOM ON THIRD FLOOR, | Lbet Inthand i0tu. 100-0| Othst uw, ars. 88 per me | asp d vegetable and berry, for clerical work, CLIY INTELLIGENCE OFFI or py ss if reason RAND SHAGKLEFOKD, Prop., G8 bat mw Bivraitied = oe. roe pee | a ene wes sz | pBULLEZINS CAN BE OBTAINED A‘ OF. Wax ED—BY REFINED AND INTELLIGENT a G28 CORCORAN 8T., ONE LARGE | FICE. THESE HOUSES CaN BE Pere German iri who speaks ood Enziish, a situation | A newly turnished second-story bed vom: also fur | ONLY BY FERMINS PROM COR SEES aud feampecreany willie to te nished hall foom, with board, convenient to herdic, ‘HILL, & JOHNSTON, BERNE snd seanpetr ‘mb careste and 14th st. care. Terins very rensonable. isos ave. Rw. / ANTED—BY A GERMAN, WHO 18 A FIRS’ = D WA oe {OR RENT—061 MASSACH SET: St. BW. 29TORT AKD Seer imeem ae tees | Renta ee SE EL LTTue ADOLPH, ster office. mb31-3t | del ghtiui.y locat T.R. BROOKS, 616 12th st. n.w. / ANTED—s11 UATIONS FOR NURSES. COOKS, | POR RENT_ONE DELIGHTFUL PARLOR FLOOR | JOR RENTSS OD ST. TARE Fi ters, aida, ren jeantly furnish im 3 on H aS ; - ‘igh cooks). this and otuer citis. BUMNHAMS, | rates. 1320 Mst.n.w. ‘ cote | Soar ,e pe menth. 1. STARGABUERE, 613 1h LRONN STONE HOUSE, NINE we Ee a Thor RES _ Hic: SL N.C. uve. Also ‘corner FE WANTED—ROOMS ‘ED—A_ CLI ~- WHO Be py Scienbads poets pen gen eee es Kanan ae iriokixiy @'strcme ‘ap2-3t i far ofice. : JANTED — WHITE AND COLORED COOK! W ousewsida, waithess, nurses, Kiteben: Jaundress, maids, Lutlers, waiters, bel'inen, wen «vol en hae farm and dairy help. DICK'S AGENCY, 61: ) ANTED-WOMEN COOKS, 10 TO $75; CHAM- W berma.ds, nurses and jn city or away; Waiters, drivers: farm hancs; co.ored men cooks. SAM'L A. COOMBS, 527 loth st. a st" Waren RES! ECTABLE COLORED WOMAN “permis, mast "say, nights; rolorescce. te, grown’ i i - ie Te quired. “Apply at 2025 N st. nw. epl-ut* Vv JANTED—A SETTLED WOMAN TO COOK, ‘wash and trom; private iamily; must stay nichts; and pee, to drive and wait on tale. Cail at OC, SCHNEIDER'S, Aspen View, 11th und Fia. ave.apl-3t* ANTED—COOKS, CHAMBELMA1DS. ANTED-BY A LADY, AN UNFCRNISHED oF partiy furnished frouit rvom, #0. ond floor, be stu and 14tu ate, 0. Ww. ‘Address A. Me V JANTED—TWO UNFURN. floor rooms and guod board sts. ; references exchanzed. Mrs. inunicating, pay difference, a THE PUBLIC COMFORT COM: tee of the patent centennial desire accot:u0- dations 1oF visitor Air 6-10, Address EDWARD.’ FENWICK. Box use: statine fuil particulars: ma28- W 4ANLED-NE RENT ROOMS EXCLUSIVELY, 11 you have a roo. that o's wish tovent place ‘m our bani Ou Wish to zZent aroun inoruatign Teen ROOM DERLOTORY?dsa! Fae mormatign ThI7-15t" ‘W ANZED-AT ONCE FOR KEADY TENANTS, 15 furnished or unturnished, OF without board. Apply <X)7'lst st. s.e. Hea RL, store and cellar table in rear, geod bust ‘OR RE: NiSHED—FIRST FLOOR, ONE | ISthet mie Nome 1 STAMGARD: Toom: second floor, one room; third floor, four Toon: ab rent reasonable. STRABLE 2D-FLOOR ROOMS, with ‘toxether or sing! FOE BENT_701 15TH ST. N.E., CORNERGALE! apt rooms; both beautifully decorated ; electric 9 rooms; 2 bath rooms linen and cooking utensils. 1334 11th st. nw. ‘OR RENT_TWO (OR can Ond three large furnis wood ave., Le Drott Park: THREE GENTLEMEN wed rooins at 1917 low. my ap2.3t r A lange residence with marble front, DONALDSON,, pitol erounds and local st. n.w.. Roo’ | watwave: and Istst- pies frosts of hove {0K RENT—-FURNISHED HOUSE. © ST. N. BE: -arpeted throughout ; table Splendid location; lane lawn ; heated by rurnace. Bor terms spp FOR SALE—HOUSES. Ok SALE 1 = "FUnNisb}D) HOU. THOS. J. FOE BENIGSEVERAL DELIGHTFUL PARLOR | PENIS MELE EC AN ISS BOUT | an2ae ows Cane, wiih Now bugles fasaly we eee ng | OMIT #90 par mentee ny ie S DONAL DEON. | FOR GALES aa te th wenn ply, At. > DON s x a Sa | see 5 Patanaw.. Koow's. | on vote lnanarare, Sus cast of obec eee SOR Hi mIRC OUSEREEPING, | Tson RENTCRIGHTORUGH OD Trea AEE | taine 10 Speman cad bac oaeant Of Town circle. It con- tion of down town house, With. reserve of two . i ing a swuall park. THOS. 3. FISH ‘0. gist cmon Tul Wane" aar BalohTs | Pseaceimpronomens, at ahrge ay Le Ura | Bh JOR RENT oO @ BATIGIPE CHEER Sees S NEE OOS | RE i 030 GB CHEE! 00: = ae Seon i or 823 : Kath voard: firsts coud snd third storien, 2) BRICK ¢-ROOM HOUSES | menting for § : NS UTIFUCAE proveweuts. i ap2-2t With JohmO. Johann, PARES, ‘fartiabed, ter sumuners prelate eos | @OR SALE- NEW FIVE-R. OM FRAME; NICELY house; bay windows in every room: south and c Fok BENT-2212 I ST. NW. | TEN ROOMS, ALL F papere!; water in kitchen; stale and sheds, lot Front Reterences required. 1101 K st. a.w. muid-2it* | J! mod. sunps.; $40 per month. “inquire 2210 I'st. Pee ey dems scare and herdica ; - - ve Mp1 -t* 300. i. LLAND, cor. end H sts. n. {OR RENT—FURNISHED OR, FU ISHED = % 2st* Frooutn, Bit, secon otal aoe Ge SEED | OR RENT oot W EAS or 20 fur. and unfur. roo.us; persons baving stresses, butlers, coachinen, waiters. &¢., or ho- | TOMB are requesteu to g.ve prices, ic. ~ wood demand teis ac ixmilies; best prices; satistaction qusranteed ; | Or $8 to 815 roous. SHACKLE? UKD'S AGENOX, Rew office. Keusble Linpoyiuent Bureau and i.eutel | WS E at. nw. anbb-Im* Agency, 529 13th st., cor. ¢ .W. “ J ANTED-WOMAN To COOK, WASH AND VANTE: \ woman do general housework amais tails: WANTED—LOTS. 2m woroughiy und ng the busi == = a= = WEENTEDTS SINE FOR GENERAL HOUSE | residence; state location sud juwest cas), price. work and to cook, wast. and trun; must wo Lome PItNEY @ BRADFORD, nights, Urdu Fefereuces. Lut new. opl-atr 1205 4 st. tow. ANTED—A GUOD BAKBER, COLOBED. CALL Tike WHO WIE 10 SELL LOTS Wiehe ee. ‘aplan® Wt Dayiweni suruiture, carpets or ANIED—A COOK; BEST KEFERENCES BE- W Giired, must zo-uomest night App celeron crclod at Taal Sedlerson piace. PP Lae iano, address HUGO WORCH & CU., tad and 1 ‘th st. Fianos and iurniture sod on easy tet mblé-1m ee ANTED-ABLE-BUDIED MEN FOR LOADING =a is W isons. Meee FUSORAO SEORE (Ce 00 BUSINESS CHANCES. - W ASTEDIEXPERIENCED AND "RELIABLE | YOK Saiki A oAciUiiG cK, GoD souctiors 19 canvass industrisi Lite =a opportunity for ‘prouovon with Tepidiy. erowing in station. “Cail of addrese 1710 Penusys tania aves mahi wit ‘An .iD—CHAMBERMAIDS, COOKS, LAUN- esses, aursis, waltreass, wich abd buys tora work, ian for dairy lunch roolu and 9 len to dn delvary wacon. C1IY INSELLIGENCE OFFICE. Wo ba.bewe mbigu-tt ANTED — TEACHERS, TUTORS AND GOV- W aries, cityeadhessnts ities abe distont If stain: Eugitsu urenchey, muse, painting, language. “EDU CAUONAL BUREAU, 16E5 Leteiw. munigl~st W ANTED-ONY FIRST-CLASS WHITE GAKBER (of soLer babite; wst Le a union 1uaD; will pay 8S per week and one halt over #1: At eau} (st. n-0. mb" W satya WIDE ANAKE AGENT, LADY Dreierred, fully competent to Landie cunvassers, for s quick selling urticve ut sicuit; bus.Deso permanent, Address, w.th ru.erences ior tree days, MANUEAC- TUBets, Star vite. Bubs. W asiEp Skint, ASD Waist HANDS. AP. Diy st 1740 Pennsylvania uve. 2,w. aiter 5 o'clock p.m. mubS1-3t" Wee ea tana te, COOK, WAS ‘AND ST, Cel with eterocns, ot j VANTED—A FIRST-CLASS WHITE COOK, wi and froner; must come well recom: 1300 N st. n.w. mhsl-3t will and fixtures of con: ‘ke. tionery aud ic Call at G2 Ost. 2.W. )OK KENT—UNFULNIBHED 100 MUbicat ny rooms on second floor a third fluor, wit Use of vath, for housekeeping. Wisl rent either nd ges; for gentleman 1-at™ uy furnished fromt room on second floor, with ONE COMFORT. only: terins moderate. FOE RENT—s20 107M 1. N.W.. SECOND-STORY a |e front (0s KENT-A 3 suitable for one \eap Tent. 80: rs Turnialied with 16th century 3 i FRON or two gentlemen: no ¥ "FURNI_HED with private bath and jent service. E, 1029 Conn.ave.n.w. TiRBI-OLASS CHANCE To Tiki KiGHT man.—Owins to the many departinents cnd our in- ability to give proper attention to teu all, We weve concluded to dispose o: our wa.l paper depar. und will sell the entire stoca. on sats ‘man of xood taste cad Judgiuent understands ‘tie Lusincss, ald + Ive lulu tue flags ct'usine our fogr'syace’ kiwi Peee oe one year and tue \eneat of our iarke REAL rSTaTe icy tor Lastern Leen Cot rautccon w* T ith $1,005 a and other suyerior Ty E-TERPRISING YOUNG Mi ey $5,000 to start in a profitabie i us ness; will pay 10 ini nocucare ob Dus.ess oF un interest therein. Address, stating where interview can be ad, ENTERPKISE, Star oftice, wi Riles ate store: Leet .ocation in city for teus ines; fit ealtu or Owner cause of sales 7 Aguresa 1235 Het. nw. lubsiase WAXIED-* Gocb HONEST YOUNG NAN TO Sand in &,erocery store: one that understands F YOU HAVE $500 Ox €1,000 OU WAaT Ti invest where it Will st a Bo risk address Box 73 gutting meat. “Appiy to 30, Mss. b-6. WASTEDTA WHILE LACSDEES, GOMPE- tent tu do fine work; Swede preferred. App.y 21 Lafayette square. ‘mhigd-e" Ay Ree ; a and dairy. Ss austresses, pantry hauus and others wee = Wwedish wowen). BURNHAM'S, 1108 mbit” Were T DUNDORES ESIFIOYMENT BE. Tea, conducted Ly aules—Ls owed, W ana colores ter al Lines or donuese Jaton, ety ad Sates: wi” reterences. Meuoved to 1 Let. 2. w. JENTED-AGENTS NEW CIGAR LIGHTER; moker buys; lights in wind or rain; 130, 2 10r $2 dozen “by wall: stauips taken. STAYNER & CO., 'Frovidence, Bul. nilizo-lin FANTED-LEAKNERS FOK PROF. CHRIST. her's Internativna: Tali ith any inch rule of fate weusury clone, a6 all wcicutide tailors cut; patterns and iuaterials cur and wade cnd inetruction Haven by Mine. Sd. MEDSE ly Lavo keke aves sa duat WANTED---HOUSES. WANTED A MAN AND VILE ARE DESIZOUS Sat Pica Bs CS ‘WV ANTED_FOUR OR Five SuALL HOUSESIN any section, to cost frou $1,000 to 82,500 each, and oud rentals, wie pay casi. wits locations, MOT, Star office.” apl-at ae ae tar ee cue, ee 7 SRY ATED. Tee Data wed Se WAdTED-A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, NORTH ofl und west of 14th st., worth $16,000 to 620,000._W. F. YOUNG, 1303 ¥ st. aw. idle Wane vee Li a THAT. ri went h manne ist PLEAS WUT HEARD 1508 Foe aw, WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. ‘A LADY OF REFINEMENT WOULD Wiican ot furnished house during the sumer otis while owner is absont ; best ven ; Bo fambly. Adress H.G.., Star office. apes TANTED — A PAIR OF PLATFORM BC; with -apacity of frou five Lundred to one thou- pounds; inust Le wood condition, Add: Hating price and where Us eeen, Box Siar may ‘ape. W Aecccramnalt Rie, to work co letter oartaratae SSLEREET Sueeca ys AN: KD—VIOLIN AND FLUTE TAUGHT BY Seer, hand business Tausie oats S nod Get ae mn aLL saupie f A) Nor pratense Sie Star office. ren 1 Wi iar new. Address STABLE, hoe a i W ANTED_20n, FIRST-CLASS TURNOUTS A oo. Ay OE WW ek, matinee meds etary roth 5s Tuade to order. C- NELSUN, L233 6 st. Bw. Wane Rae ASEM ge wus eee Deve iO ees cy eee oy ee 8 ey CAND, ave. (WANTED HOUSEKEEFERS WILE YIND OUR PATS Hiei EE JOR SALE—A BOARDING HOUSE, FULL OF boarders, in central location. where irow $100 to $150 can be made per mouth ; food reasous Lor seuing. Call at 617 G st. nw. mans] ‘OK SALE—A CORNER STORE AND DWILL. in hice neiciiborbood, torether w of groceries, iweats und’ provisions, Sor $10,000; 8 ood chance oF am & TURTIN, 120 No THE LANGE STORE REC pied by J. C. Enfood.& Co. on Louisiana uve. Let; Otlyand 10d ma.” Thils in One of the lanweet bd Les: .ocated business houses in tli city. mhset BLANI & TUPI, 1450 New York ave. (OR SALE—ON 91H 31 TAND K, business 500" ‘a choice lot for Purposes: cheap at i casy terius. PLANT & TURPT ABE 1420 New York ave. <inose Maualle places of property aa tag web, muost Yai roperty on et. ageh'ena 13th. KOKE s*cabs! mahiG-Lin 1a fst Hew FoR SALECTHE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF & clothing and shoe store, corner 11% and N sts. Also, four youre lease wil be sold with oF without tock. “Low rent. “Good reason. mube-an* ‘OU TAKE NO CHANCE. ‘Ramsay cleans your watch for $1, puts in main- ing 10F $1, and werrents his work’ one yecr. We Shinn tobe tie Lest anu checpeat: practical Watch makers in the city. 12.4 F st. n.w. 3a10 CLEANING WATCHES, 75C.; MAIN SPRING, 7 Hichest price. for de. Fine work warrant confederate bills. "ce sores old wolu and MANUFACIUIINC JEW LLELS GI Pe aver ford joatiny, Ba fi RENT_ONE OR TWO FRONT ROOMS COM ocr, unfurnislied; beat end ligt S214 O st, GF, w. Tooms; turnisued oc Southern expomure; Srst- Foe RENT—718 11TH ST. Nw. NEW BAY-WIN- " Gow, 12 roou.s, bath: handsomely papered; heated le iter st coy al cate pears iM rear: rooms “SOE EEC SEocme, go 10,92 1—NEW HOUS! \ afer ag tal ES, 210 TO 212 © ST. Fou nents . XW, e ae MENT 28 T ST. N.W., NEW; 9 ROOMS, S DAVID D. STONE, 806 Fst. nw. it ‘OR SALE —A NEARLY NEW BAY-WINDOW Urick house on G st. wear 72d" nine cise nad Cates MGs URE, OLY gany tere iz Geaired’: @5. S00. POK SALE—A NICE ONE FOR §3,000—on L st. Roa ew Hampehire ave.; bay window, two stories FOR SALE—ON 22D ST. N.W. NEAR L, BRICK three stories and cellar; eight rooms and bath ; 85,500. Send for new list. Po it DAVID D. STONE, 806 F st. n.w. OR SALE—A NICE HOME ON MASSACHUSETTS ave. n.¢. between Oth and 7th sts. This the best square'on Massachusetts ave. B.w. Bay-window traiue: hive bed Toons. two. par- lors, din.ng room and Kitchen; Urick back Vulldiug; ceiar, Landsemely papered: cabinet mantels; lance bath foom, hot abd cold water: « trout, over MY |For a sul et a a: apl 0 Ok THREE Private bath, THE WOOD: ci ea tor 50 tect deep: alicy in rear. "A baigain at FO SALEAY EST OOM BRICK HOUSE on 28 a: alley: $6,000. DAVID D, STONE, sou Fat. m ath Howse 5.435 Houses 814, 810 and 818 Sth at meee windows to north ang south; on rth weet; $13, Aley the cheapest Houses: 2 end Hous. 8 31a. ne, Appiy to, Jovy balidine. 45th st RCOMS; INO. AL [apiat) ‘OR SALE—A DEC! Landsome new house, 12 Gus bates turmace, ‘electric belle, ie. FOR RENT—OFFICES. Di im the Mischof buildin: Livht and aizy :pr.ces range trom $15to $35 per month, With heat included. mah2s-Ur* UF Ec = ent ole; now occu; tent centennial comuittes; will bo ROOMS AT SIG pied Ly the ‘Vacated on f: G10. F st. n.w. : lunee, B. H. WARNER & CO. (Ox TENT—ELEGANT furnished rooms, with heat and light; reasonable terme; at 1Se1 Fat. new. Jozd Fst. nw. OLlFIce KUOMS AND wh. » HOLIZMAN, aah ti-Lm' OR RE! steam mh5- DESIRABLE OFFIOE KOOMS IN the Lenman building, 1425 N. eat, good lughé and Ventilation, Moderate ren! an ‘An. COU ~ ave. Elevator, FOR RENT—STORES. F Bi 50. tive 3-story and basement bay. ; DSOMELY PAPERED ity, O42, O44, Mae Lettie st., Sessa UGHOUT: ALTISTIC oa ar Mets, Ge EEN _UNEUENISHEDS ANiIsI1¢ MANTELS ihe SonRSTORS a iki PENN. AVE. N. WW. FS, SALE—EAST CAPITOL 5T. NEAK NEW Library buiding, lot 35x97, improved by two brick houses ; 7 puuses rented tor 37 per inouth; = «reat bar- MERRILL, TERRY & WHITE, ap2-3t i114 F st. nw. FOR SALE-SPRUCE ST.. LE DROIT PARK, 3 fine two-story and attic press bricks, 7 roome snd. allmi. Fasy terms. &. 1. BENTON & SON, e het. ow. ape at POR SALE_CORNER HOUSE 1X THREE. . press brick. two bay windows; 7 Fooms and bath allan A banvamm at $1000. ET. BENTON & son, ap2-3e 1517 12th st. nw. R SALE_MAPLE AVE.. LE DROIT PARK, % two press bay windows; two-story and attic; M | rooms, back building, alley, modern im food bet all ty eagy term. < = S| Tuents, ‘oxce.ient_nexchvoriood.”” JOB. FORREST, | / Toms E"d SENTOL's sow, 1003 ¥ st. n.w., 12 102. mb3i-lu*" | apege G17 12th ot! aw, OK KENI—LARGE STO. lars and 12-r00u di luodern improvement eli; uancsowvely ‘fitted, with RE. TWO LALGE CEL 303 iG, He. : 17 West 2d st T—HOUSE ital G SI_N.W.,16 ROOMS, ‘ 5 oath “ping modern fiapruvements, in good repalt; keys pext irwt-claeekrocery or provaton store; lactis care pass | 400T. AL A. WILSON, WU “theca. miSI-tw ee ae R RENT—1223 15TH ST. N.W. 10 ROOMS; ae ee mod. imp.. in ood con.iition; reat €70 per month. 5,900) = : re Let. u-w._ | a. T. COUMBE, Lazo N.¥. ave. TALS B00 OE erate inquire atoitigs, © Sti RENT MOD-| 1O8 Rext—a HOUSE IN GEORGETOWN, 1057 Fate Se ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL, te 4.000! 1220 ap2-3t Cor. 12 nel we. | im periect order. Apply on t me ahs) Bt 20 ads SOR RENTOSTORES 100) B WEEN | POR RENT—A BEAUTISUL HOUSE PARTLY tee oo FGh, tnd ion tis cpyonte wioieoais ubiot seat | Efuraist ed; carpete tarot month. “an 350 and gd0. Inquife at scab La. Dsl | _ mish Teed Lsth a ‘iter 6 p.m. 230 MENT BY vial Futace Broken Si Fee 1000 jit - c Estate ow \ MONEY TO LOAN. HOUSES. 5 = = NORTHWEST. 000 a's 0 XGU WANT MONEN:--€10 10 @100101,0AN 3 te low hterest oak suialttre, uno, tioreen | 2217 5st fur) Y4r_.8250) et Ragons, hougeiold goods ot other Personal property: oe ae - Principal and interest payable in weealy ur'monthiy | BOM lest Ff ‘no rewoval of f Address Box {3, cods irom) Tesldence ; Bo tar oifice. —_jus-dmu* ‘O8! '€5,000 up on improved: mb30-2w ¥ TO LOAN—875,000 IN SUMS city real estate. — ASERT & ABERT, 1168 G st. nw LOST AND FOUND. 20 KEWAKD FYE GuiD-HUNLING CASE Swiss . 2; lost Ji R20 ses Tey Mckohiies die af st. nw. apt O8T- G@ ST. OR 14TH ST. N.W., BLACK- Leo Seca ae ‘Bank and re eive reward. O8T—A RHINE STONE EAR RING. if returned to 1532 15th stn. ‘OST—ON TUESDAi NIGHT, AN ENGLISH MAS iff Ditch: biack snd if returned to 9 F BEWARD ite ‘ONEY TO LOAN ‘On and O per cent iaterest ve GALL & JOHNSTON, mb25-1m_ WwW to joan, E HAVE MONEY CONSTANTLY ON te. RAS END AY SC MTTERY: Ua F st,. Facitic Laildine, 1503 Fa. ave. n.w. HAND ONEY TO LOAN IN sums on approved real i Lerest; cares FULL. Sthand F LARGE AND SMALL grate security, ot lowest te. K. Het. Led ts.nw. — mb2diaply Store room 3si ett to 100! ave. foou reward. Address Box 4, Star oth + itt OST—BLACK SEITEE TUP: LITTLE WHITE ‘on breast ; oriaented collar: unswers to Bane of (cane, Bewardl: returned Suinediaie.s to aM. DASHI ‘wt. n.w. Telephone No. Sorel oak mace era So CALDWELL & CULAIS, ved no delay” ‘mh1dim joom 4, LUAU F st. n. OFF IOEs. 5 RES PER CENT. ast 7 ‘No det are 0. joor. | UhiGiin. “ACKER & GADBBY, 1008 Fet. n.w._| “3 25, ‘cca ES 7.50) Shop rear 1630 Ost ‘anw..3) EAL ESTATE INVESTMENT. ARE AS U. ER CENT, PAYABLE. cree Ms OF 8. terms. st aw, Dw. 15. 87 Str& dwe 301 K st ane BB tice aba dw S16 G st B. eS tf © a miake @ complete au conven only “e500 ‘cai required party wrmeuuN Be WIGHT. & O8t—ON MONDAY MOKNING IN NEIGHBOL- Lipeca et fide tite stn, w-+ white bull aervi dom; had'on ‘eather coitsr and kK 11; answers to the ot . | Liveral Feward for hia retura wo ehove mainber. wand Se Paws; name **1« "eta to 1323 B st. nw. and Peveive tuba Se iT 01 29 ON ag Se Ap eg! eccont st cl wrk Sasi PERSONAL. WHO TOOK BY MISTAKE AN pane best ‘will re- Sng Rall SS TIONS Ci mibS1-3e* ‘Titres ot the Gi mone BOARDING. pS Ta ONEY TO LOAN AT 5 AND G PEK CENT MM iivoved Distties boat entate no degre = rs) 4s Fat. a 1) ONEY TO TN SUMS TO BUI M LOAN fo21 NEY TO LOAR MOALSRD now NIN SUSIS TO Teal estate 9500 UPWARD, SUIT AT security 5 c ‘i ‘The above is only a portion of the property on ‘OST—610 BEWARD PAID FOE ONYX AND 5 Rooks, For full lt clit at obiee for bulietn reece L i Deaclet lost coming trom ‘Penn. Bde i PREMIY tie Ist and ith. “{musil THOSE WAGGAMAN: ning. at Sta e St Ex LOAN R REN’ {FURNISH iT] . 12TH AND F AND 17TH AND ON FS Hh Line, tosday, Marc 30, tos otickt ea bet REAL, ie kaos a chateiaiie watcu: black bow ‘ribbon attached.” Suste- ESTATE. " = ble reward if returned to 1104 1. st. apien*” | _ mblitr ‘THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. | , 80% Bi mbvs-lw Be tect alg = /O8 SALE-THREE SS8TORY AND <a Teh Seon ewe ath aod Bath: Cheap ant oe a et. Band c vocuasena beth.” ser aces Fotiute dweitinr Adapted for ‘quartered ak and indirect radiagon ; KUTHEUPORD, 1900 F Li rooms; ali mod =i an teria, ok SALE—A NEW, ‘di with . best construction. Arst amd excond fours as Tated and ready for occupancy. electric ans Matting, OR SALE-THREE-STORY QL DSO per own. ‘tek _ aituate Rear tive Via USES. BRICK DWELLING, aAl lo A @ROOM 4 SOK SACE—AN ELEGANTLY PININNED HOU mhl4-ol2t Pes aT. Rte, et, es. THOS mb14-coly I Sin aid toailey.C a G. MBNBRY 8 Uol, 1a00 ‘owliar brick, “ WA FINE NEY dwelling, brick dwelling on Oth st. Le Droit to 20-1008 alley. THUS. @. mb14-eo12t EL Ale se bot Rand's now. rented st @20. : ee yOus SSEPHLN. 2 Le. ave ALE L eth Nw aCe recs and at wcicra convenes tad Wie ouble row Of beautiful shade crees; howe open during the day. C. a. MOUSN, Tia) 2 at nw. mbti-lor FSR SALE A BARGAIN—CORNT EOF OTM AND Tets.n. w eleven rooms. Aud 1730 Qet-n.®. Also for sale or rent. 1898 Uth 6t. B.w., mew Louses. Inquire comers a= FORA DE NEW Bote 217 and and lange closet Jent, ana the bigi: eroun: ‘healthy homes. mbls-1 Fess conveniences ; lot 100 by 1m ‘SALE—Is41, CO! ‘one of the inost mbo- Fo Ena; tel. Price, 5,300 HENSEY & 00., 1300 Fat 1d aneres erin Foc ptice apd Serie agvily to MEISBELL'E Moki nah. Jou Pat OK SALE—A HANDSOME KESIDENCE IN MT . cars: 13 rooms. all about mn 3. BERTI rity RRER 16TH AND FA Umniisome boowes iB aOR 10 roomie, beth, ENSEY & ©O., 1300 F et. fea FOS SM EASES TOSTORY Be CHAR SOR SALE—GOOD 7-ROOM FRAME HOUSE ON Fo ‘SALE-TWO VERY DESIRABLE NEW & F sop nick Louses, 140 and 151 Marae Lusette a 20) feet; shade Ault trees, stable; 25-foot alley ; will exchanse oF country property, easy tery. = a. a OK SALE OR EXCHANGE — FURNISHED jesired—14-room house.” bathe, south frowt; T south of Mount Vernon Square, it about three years n-v, rontaning ‘Thee fot ae 223 100 ft. Hos. 3 Fis itt, & 00. ap ror sale 908) "OK SALE—NEW Pa Fe SALE—NEW FRA ME HOUSE ON STH ST. wes 1. F. RANDOLPR, Zbricks on Let. bet. Qistend 204 sta aw. 7 BH. WARNER & 00. B16 F st Grant aves. ; two stories, € Toots, water and sewer, we. rented. 000. apie SUBiebek, 1S Pot. nw refs vote and © ‘ou to. 8 Ou Wichita, 408% G 70k SALE— ‘A reswence on 10th st. between Q ee ee Oe ans Se F investment. office. [oa purty is over 2 3. Fis — enw 8 { i ry Ob cormer Ip hortuwest part at cit pr uvewente paying over Sy per cent «rox ob prea te ina Saha EO O00 meme Bee Cae. we ree ee ON ae ALLE OOS OS AOE ONY AI OTN COLE AOE LEE NE OREN BEN IE ORE EEE CAEN RI OOM RN AO TD Oe FOR LEASE. "OR LEAPE — The Louse se. ne eat rer, besusihal = ‘are food Va.Ue at thie prices new, with 10 Pome F704 euch; Wal New Pusow ine =.