Evening Star Newspaper, April 17, 1891, Page 2

2 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C. 3 i FRIDAY. APRIL 17. 1891. AN APPEAL FOR RACE LOYALTY. Ex-Minister Smyth’s Plain Talk at an Eman- ctpation Meeting. * ‘WE SAYS THE NEGRO WILL ALWAYS BE A NEGRO AND MUST ADVANCE ON HIS OWN LINES—UN- FASHIONABLE AMONG COLORED PROPLE TO ‘HAVE 4 BLACK FACE. In the emancipation day oration delivered at the meeting in the Vermont Avenue Baptist Church last evening Mr. John H. Smyth, ex- United States minister to Liberia,departed con- siderably from the beaten track followed by srators on such oceasions. “You were negroes before you became American citizens,” be said during the course of his oration, “and you will continue negroes. First a rac¢, then # part of a nation, negroes Americans and now negro-Amer- icans. ‘This is elevation for us. This is growth for the whites, progress for all. ‘Honor thy father and thy mother that thy days may be Yong upon the land which the Lord thy God giveth thee.’ This injunctive and di- rectory thought teaches the lesson of the preservation of the race, the continuity and ytuity of the species.” As the mother was, the daughter aud wife be; as the father so shail the son and husband be. As God man so must he, if the divine benedic- tiou shall come to him, remain. Education as reovived by the negro in this country seems to impress him with the idea that be must be other than God made him. The greatness of another race by which the negro is here en- vironed seems to teach the lesson daily that he mast advance, if he advance at all, on other than his own race lines. This is falso in theory and worse than false in practice. So belittling ta this lesson that not only fs the belief current amoog many colored people of intelligence, but ‘even some biack men and women, whose mental Vision is otherwise clear, seem to be defective om this point We see daily advertisements of various devices for straightening the hair and bleaching the complexion. Considera- tion is being shown in the school room and in the churches because of the color of the skin and the texture of the hair. Indeed, the sp- pointing powers of the government, whether Fitentionally or not, we are tnable to any, appear to hare made a compromine, a sort of concession to this feeling, by appointing to positions of honor and trust from the rauks of Regro citizens almostentirely men who are the least shocking, from « complexion standpoint, to the fine sensibilities of the whites, appar- ently disregarding the fact that character and mind should be the only standard of the man. ‘The whole atmosphere of the educated, mixed and black people is impregnated with the necessity of change in complexion and hair, alteration of the work of a divine hand, because forsooth it is not the mode, not the fasition. WORSE THAN CRIMINAL. ‘This folly, this worse than criminal fashion, seems to have originated among the somewhat refined and educated or higher classes of col- cored people. ‘This is most pernicious. 1t must be denounced from the pulpitand the rostrum, im the salon,in the drawing room, on the street, everywhere. 1 would not, on this occasion, five this matter the importance of an allusion, vat that it, likeany other deadly contagion, may reach the masses of the negroes aud further undermine the foundations of race in- tegrity and self-respect. Sap the foundations of manhood, of womanhood, and the superstruc- ture falls into shapeless nothingness. Slavery was not a good school for the forma- tion of character; #0 true is this that the Ameri- €an nation suffered by comparison with the free nations of Europe while under the bane- ful intluence of that unhallowed institution. ‘Thomas Jefferson, philosopher, statesman and slave master, fully comprehended this fact. ‘The white American deprecatingly alludes to our immoralities and makes them an excuse for the denial to us of equality before the law. He points to the different complexions among us as one of the strongest evidences of our im- morality. But we ask in the interest of justice and fair play: On which of the two races rests the respousibility for these divergencies of types among us? Is the poor black, ignorant ve woman or the all-powerful white master of the south to be held accountable for this piece of iniquity? Surely the answer to this question need not be given here, except to uote one sentence from the editor of the New ork Sin, who has recently been making a tour of the southern states. He says: “They have improved immensely. One great improve- ment is m the purification of the breed. ‘They are getting bincker, an evidence that freedom produces purity.” LOYAL To HIS HALF BROTHERS. And, again, the negro is not lacking in those higher elements of human nature which create in man sentiments of love and respect for those of his own blood. He has been loyal and true to his half brothers and sisters, while their white fathers have not been willing to xecord them the ordinary rights and privileges of human beings. For the men and women of mixed blood among us as well as for the men and women of pure African blood, who have fought their way up through many difficulti who have reached a high standard of excellence in character and intellect, the negro shows an equal amount of lore and devotion. He points them out with pride as men of his own blood who within themselves disprove the oft-re- peated statements of the white brother that hegroes are naturally an inferior race, and are therefore ineapable of any very high form of mental or moral growth. But the white brother, to satisfy his own prejudices, says that it is “the reinforcement of the Anglo-Saxon blood” of the mixed man that bas stimulated his ywwers to such an extent as to make jim an exception to the rule of negro inferiority; and in the next breath he will proclaim that the mulatto has imbibed only the worst elements of character ef both races. So much for Anglo-Saxon in- consistency, for Anglo-Saxon prejudices. But notwithstanding these prejudices, I have an abiding faith in the ultimate triumph of the negro cause in this country. At present his mind is sick and enfeebled by the mass of un- wholesome mental food with which it has been crammed, like the overcrowded stomach of an infant that has been permitted to indulge too freely in rich food. EFFECTS OF FALSE EDUCATION. But when be is fully aroused from the dazed condition in which he was left when the shackles of slavery suddenly fell from him, when he recovers bis balance, when he gets over the eonfusion of mind in whieh he has been tarown Dy the false educatipn he has received, when be begins to throw off some of the accretions from without that have been fastened on his mind, but, happily for us all, not on his nature, by the false teaching of the last twenty-five years, when be begins to develop aud grow from within, in other words, when he is clothed in his right mind, he will begin to give ovtward ression to the thoughts pe at are within him, Saul be will begin to do his own work in his own way. To this end must the colored and black ple alike unite their powers and work heart- By ana tirelessly for the elevation of the negro im us, the enfranchisement of the white man from his prejudices against us, the enfranchise- ment of ourselves from mental and moral degra- dation. We must work unceasingly for the hastening of the dawn of the fullest and most cotaplete emancipation and equality before the law, civil nd tical. This is the work of the ‘race, which must be done by the race. We owe it to ourselves, we owe it to our friends among the white race to justify their belief in our possi- dilities. “I am aware,” remarked Mr. Smyth later on, “that there are some among the colored people who will not subscribe to this doctrine. They say the question of race must be kept in the background; that we must strive to be good American citizens and nothing more. These individuals seem not to recognize the fact that race is the most persistent thing innature. He who is without the race quality has loxt the very essence of his being. ‘Race is the key to history.’ ‘Language and religion do not make race.’ The man whose race devotion is un- impaired makes the best citizen of any coun- try. He will cull from nature's grand and varied store house his own peculiar treasure and bring and lay iton the altar of his coun- try’ greatness.” ee eae ‘The Emancipation Finances. J. H. Smythe, Recorder Townsend, Chief Marshal Brooker, Capt. Kelly and ©. H. Mar- shall will meet on Monday night to settle up the financial business of the emancipation cele- bration yesterday. It is said that some collec- tions were made which were not turned over to ‘the committee. A Half Breed’s Watch and re. In the Criminal Court, Judge ¥, yes terday the case of Wm. Brown, a colored man, was arraigned on the charge of larceny from a the person—gold watch valued at $75 anc @11— of W. H. Conner on Monday last, plead “I was drunk and know nothing about it” The plea rested, SAYS IT WAS IN SELF-DEFENSE. Lincoln Beach Puts a Bullet Into Thomas Carter—The Latter May Die. Thomas Carter was taken to Freeman's Hos- Pital today and unless he dies he is likely to Oceupy scot in the ward known as the “Old Battlefield” for some weeks. Carter is a colored man and his home is not far from Giesboro’ Point, where the shooting occurred. Lincoln Beach, his brother-in-law, did the shooting, and he claims that he did it in self-defense. Carter, it appears, is a farm band, and does odd jobs about the country, the same as his brother-in-la Carter was in the city looking at the parade during yesterday, and ean he went home he learned that there had been trouble in the family. Beach and his wife bad had some words, and his wife's mother, it is stated, also took part in the discussion. Exactly how Carter became involved in the jaarrel is not known, but the result was that h used his pistol and the bullet entered Carter's stomach just below the ribs. The shooting occurred outside the house, and when the shot was fired Carter fell to the ground as though he were dead. He was taken into the house and attended by Dr.:H. V. Pyles, who found him soseriously injured that his recovery was rendered doubtful. ‘The wounded man was Kept at the house until this morning, when he was taken to the hospital. It was nearly 11 o clock when some colored men appeared at the substation in Uniontown and reported the case. The police went in search of the man who did the shooting and Ofticer Anderson found him at the house of » relative about 3 o'clock this morning. Beach said he had intended giving himeelf up to the officers this morning because he thought be was Justified in what be did. -“T shot kim in self-defense,” he said, “and if I hadn't shot him he would have killed me.” Last night Beach said he returned home from his work and had a quarrel with his wife. His mother-in-law interfered and then Carter took part. “We had some ” he said, “and he threatened to kill me. le ran me out of the house with « plate and as I went out I picked up the pistol. Carter picked up a stone when he got out in the yard and said he intended to hull me. He raised the stone to throw and I = 2 in th charged ch was in the Police Court toda; with amsault with intent to kill and” the case was continued to await the result of Carter's injury. eee NEW BUILDING REGULATIONS. Important Amendments About Frame ‘Houses and Fire-Proof Buildings. After weeks of study the Commissioners have finished the new building regula- tions and they are now in the hands of the printer. The most noticeable and im- portant change in the amended regulations is the insertion of @ clause prohibiting the removal of frame houses trom one point to another within the fire limits. Under the old regulations owness could remove their frame house anywhere in the city. Another import- ant change is the clause requiring all build- ings 75 feet and over inheight tobeconstructed entirely fire proof. Heretofore owners were only required to fire proof additional heights over 75 feet. The clause regulating projections has been entirely changed. As = ——— projections are limited by law the amendment will not form a part of the regulations, but will be printed as, an appendix for the information of the public. Numerous minor changes have been made throughout the regulations. There was a good deal of discussion among the Commissioners when the subject of extend- ing the fire limits came up. It was finally decided not te change them until there was need for it, as at present the number of build- ings on the outskirts did not warrant it. ance ALEXANDEIA, IMPROVEMENTS ON THE RIVER FRONT. The river front of the city does not show the improvement which Alexandria is making else- where. Three wharves now, in the time of steam trade and quick transit, would suftice to do more business than would the six or eight biocks of wharves and buildings when business was conducted in the old style, and, even with as much trade, Alexandria would not present the business appearance on the river side which it did years ago. The work of improving the river front has, however, now begun and it is probable that when the ambition of the wharf owners is excited Alexandria will ‘put its best foot foremost on the river.” The Pioneer mills and all the property of the Virginia Ship Build- ing Company on the south edge of the town will, it is believed, be kept in order, ‘while at the’ foot of Prince street the Wash- ing and Norfolk Steamboat Company will erect a handsome pier in front of the McVeigh Property, which that company has just pur- Chased, as the Alezandria landing of the new steamers of the Washington and Norfolk Steam- boat Company. The improvements there will give a new aspect to the neighborhood. At the foot of King street the Washington Ferry Com- pany will, under the city council permit, erect & handsome ferry house, making a good finish to King street sidewalk and showing well from the river: It is not unlikely that the corpora tion wharves at the north end of the town will find a renter who will improve them, and that We shall have before the close of the summer a town thes will look better in the eyes of excur- ‘SlOLists. CORPORATION COURT. The corporation court continues its sessions. The grand jury has returned indictments against Wm. Geary and 0. Beach for house- breaking; Henry Pass for malicious cutting of ‘Thomas Brent. “The grand jurors are still con- sidering the question of pugilistic entertain ments in this city. The court has quashed a warrant againet £. J. Traverson the allegation of selling oysters in an unsealed measure. NOTES. ‘The new telephone line between this city and Mount Vernon will be in operation within a few weeks. A lot on the Irwin y, 20 neat the intersection At Prince ‘od Allred streets, has been purchased by Mr. French moot for 1,000, and he will, it is understood, e an improvement there. ‘The conference of German evangelical ministers, which has been hoiding quiet meet- ings here for the discussion of evangelical subjects, has adjourned to meet in Washington next November. ‘The Oxon Hill farm opposite this city has deen sold for €27,000 to a western man. Mr. D. W. Stansbury of Potomac Lodge, 1.0.0.F.. of this city has been chosen deputy grand master of the Grand Lodge of Vi ‘The grand jury failed to find evidence of any violation of wr in the sparring matches brought here from Waghington and the grand jurors have been dischaged. ‘The petit jury in the corporation court this morning returned o verdict of guilty in the case of J. Suddith, charged with selling bitters without license. They failed, however, to find a penalty and the judge sent them back to their room. ‘The trial of Poss for assault on Brent is in progress this afternoon. "The Columbia Fire Company bag arranged to osep attend the funeral of Mr. sh Purcell. There have been five deaths in this city within the past two days. Zen ES ‘The Rover Case Settled. In the case of Margaret Rover against John Rover et al., in which a writ de lunatico as to John Rover was asked and the setting aside of certain deeds prayed, » consent anne was signed by Hagner yesterday the rights of Paras. This wee ees by « stiptlation of the counsel, in which it was agreed that Thomas Kover and Denuis Connell, trustees under certain deeds, pay the com- Fe WANTED—SITUATIONS. FOR RENT—ROOMS. FOR RENT--HOUSES. WANTED Br A SETTLED WHITE Pisce as driver mo AN. baker; can speak Frenc land Eneush, 6. years’ fin Branch and ‘aeerioan inthis cy. Ava a s5e cere ANTED_BY A YOUNG stage ed references. “Address VINOIREA, Star office. “api ott WANXTED_FY A LADY. & POSITION IN A hotoeraphee's room; can bane 2 AMS! Norfolk Vas ES 7-3 WANTEDAS DATION Br A fOUNG MAN. erent aT iat RG Sees api? COLORED MAN wiFE— Rng) 8 private fanuily ; Coes wo- Es . bet. Qand R, Oth and 10th. Las WwW ANTED—CALL TO COOMBS & CO.'8 BUREAU forcooke,chambermalts, aunaireases, indies maids nurses, waiters; men cooks," waiters, footmen, farm, dairy tiem: references from lastplace. ‘S27 loth st. It WANTED—HELP. we ore : Me ees st. Dw. ‘apie Vv ‘ANT! REE EN! ETH x, Wore 5 x Saw. lt Finer uk ‘ANT ENGI- ska Sci ga aatinsent thd petinanent if suited, with EY with references from W ANTED — FIVE ACCIDENT INSURANCE scents for city, two to travel. AIRE 6 ee F, ‘WAxIED_-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORI Wiaraces maine Aya OOM a TE Temes cook; mest ‘Address SUPT NAVAL ACAD- wl will feet ‘WANTED—«. WHITE — AS Coos bod erences 14S Mat news Ys AUDIT With Bee WASTED DRESSMAKER WISHES PLACE IN tam! w out ‘aay or week. Adarees EE. Star office, baie a STED_FIKST-CLASS SHIRT IRONMES; ‘not rk. a ‘estat se ThUS vand, former ewployers, ENGINEER, Star office. G3L Fst. WAXTED-AT, ANNAPOLIS, MD. A FIRST- wy ase butler and EMY, Annapolis, Bd. incloning bereturned ‘plat Taundress for stoall ANTED_A FIRST-OLASG MILLINER; MUST pevectig lates See Ey VES i gs Pa. ave., east. i Wet a Ee stigitheense ee APPT ‘wire WASTED; c00b, HONEST LITTLE WHITE irl to take care ofa child. Apply at OLA WANTED iMMEDIATELY—AN PXPERIENCED lite woman for chamberwork and iain cooking; small farnily; wood aiter 4 o'clock or any time Sunday, ae 737 19th at. news apl Tete jANTEDS (AN, SXPERENCED COLORED Soman a8 coo) family; city references required. Apply G27 H st. n.w. at W 4AXTED—BOWS—NEAT, INTELLIGENT, 1458 Pa. ave, apl7se re NTED— W45§D _ EXPERIENCED SALESLADIES IN | W ‘ivbiovea, wanes uiaata oo vast eo tavg oe E PALAIS ROY! eoand inteligent. Address EXPERI ee Cor. Pa. ave. and 121 SEES Tats ‘aplo-at W A2iED—co 70 picks AGENCY FOR 6001 SEEPS ERE REOOORE ters, "conclimen, airy men ai ‘gave references from ast place G13 7Ibot ‘AN{ED_BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED BOF, ‘aa port ol Take bimesif useful; et Teferences. ‘Apply 1147, een AN (DY USED. Ni WASTER-BY A LADY USED TO HURSING & cood seamstress, & Situation as gyyption; ‘best rederence. = Address Men 2. Sar We perienced, take ‘charce hotel Fooms. "Addreos A. Ber star V TED—CHEF, FIRST-CLA-8, WHITE MAN, Tolerences Ai, wente situation to lub house or lunch apiése 7 ANTED_SITUATION AS BARBER BY WHIT inan. Apply 904 K at. s.¢. aple-st* ENGLISHMAN, 23, AT PRESENT pprentice, at Mins A. E. 0 Waist band, also an apprentice, Aad W ‘ciored souks: lnundtean chunbermalte, nurses, WANTEDIAT 1405 NEW YORK AVE. NWA it WANTEDSIMMEDIATELY — A FIRS-CLASS BROWN'S, ‘ED—AT HEADQUARTERS, wate, AND ‘cooks, waiters, bell farta, di Sip eect - BW. “first-class dressmaker. Apply at once. ANTED — WHITE AND COLORED OOOKS. Jaundress, housensalds, waitress. nurses, Kit: hen maids, butlers, waiters, belim a £00) a Sern farmy dairy belp. DICKS AGENCY,O137 Ww. _api7-0t —A GOOD BABB! white orcolored. Apply to L. H. M. 1122 7th at. ‘nw. ‘ED COOKS, CHAMBERMAIDS, NURSES, Sewing girls, parlor maids, laundresses, men, women, boys for ‘all work: ious {oF govern: ment and railroad service prepared; work alws NTED — SITUATION AS FARMER, GAR- W no splldven a fest’ cap give gosastoroncee, : ean give res. ct NURTHEN Bb" Seitefeon Al Do ITED—BY ONE OF EXPERIENCE, POSI- tion as bookkeeper, cashier or clerk ; best of ref- = ee if necessary. Address A. R. . R., Star Sat" WANTED_A REGISTERED EOF 20 years’ as nurse of * experience desires a. positio an invaild of entire charge of infant. Fi mee apply to425 11th et. nw. * aplase RENT—1017 CONNECTICUT AVE, LARGE OR KENT — HOUSE OF ELEVEN hou: EeSi ees ee Sees Be Peo es SoS : tes a REN: 5 1212 stn # 2 ‘S Pein, 3S “aw. bir ae RENT—333 AST. 6.E., NEWLY FURNISHED Tooms for Fent: convenierit to two lines of cara and erdics; board near by. $15 per month. Foe 2ExTT0 GENTLEMEN om ee °o aacond Boor’ tingle or en suite? terms modersten™ Foe. RENT_UNFURNIGHED, TWOLARGE COM: ‘municating roomson 2d floor: suitabie for house- ‘very desirable for sunmer: with two win- ‘Keeping: do’ ‘eech north . le owe sncine ‘and south. G22 Ost. n.w. ST. 1. o “Sh Pe Rhy ees are FOR BESTS 21ST ST N.W., 2 ROOMS; 860. opt dw GEO. W. LINKING, Teds wo H ete.n.w, 0 OR RENT_0S5 FLORIDA AVE., 6 ROOMS alcove, ah ____ 2008 7th st. aw NT-NO. 1836 OTH ST. N W.. house; 11 rooms; concreted cellar, furnace, tubes, juire of OWNER, 1300 F nw. Fo, RENT oy & tate and Insurance Kroker, HOUSES. R RE! mht-2en oR RENT_—WE HAVE ‘OVER 300 ROOMS FROM hich you can make « june Jou want. ROO Dikkovouys uy Fe Soon aca RARE GHANGE TOPE Frosinine in city dures nsnnner: port sre soe tal faraiaed ‘howe: alm: set of Sth, rote bath, complete for bousckeepinn: apper oe icin coq tut aol fogs ec tS SUES ahs RENT_THREE On FOUR ROOMS. or. for snail Tamaity, sepoad ‘or location ‘for ences; Tent ‘reasonable. api" -: FOR RENT_NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR ‘gentle singly or en suite; summer : amit sn w. apr! i RENT_SUITE OF SECOND-STORY ROOM bay window in each ; corner house; near Treasury, far Department and 0. A. Club; short block fron) pepsi summer rates. “References exchanged 3000 epi7sit R RENT— FURNISHED ROOM, SUITABLE FOR t 512 Bth st. n.w. i RENT—COMMUNICATING PARLORS, 1ST floor, with all modern improvements; furnished or ‘unfurnished; with or without board. 130th st.n. w. R RENT—1919 H ST. N.W., THREE NICE UN. furnished rooms; suitable for light. housekeeping, in & private tamtiy'; no cuildren: excellent location; convenient to cars atid departusents. ap id-or" ‘OR RENT_UNFURNISHED FRONT PARLO! E' with bay-window. Apply 1408 S st. tose WOR RENT—-225 THIRTEENTH ST. NW. tasty furnished Muy 2 to December 1," $40) per month; to desirable parties without children: apl6-0t J ANT Ep EMPLOYERS FOR | EXPERIENCED ter poaitio forglerical works CUiy INTELLIGENCE OFFICE. DURAND SHACKLEFORD, Frop., 008 Eat... ps : W ANiED_SITUATIONS FOR NURSES, HOUSE, Parlor and kitchen maids, cooks, waiters, house men, ‘ters, jesiuep, drivers, hostiers, farm, dairy ind kRchen hands. CPhiwand gthereit ess apll-st* BUKNHAM'S, 1110G nw. ready. "D. SHACKLEFORD, WO F at: nw. apl?-at™ ANTED—AT ONCE, A BOY WHO CAN SET type. Apply at 512 10th st. n.w. 1 WW ANTED- DETECTIVES. IN EVERY LOCALITY folwork unter, cur instructions, experience nct necessary; stamp. {or particulars, BETECTivE AGENCY Bos 208, Washtugton, 1owe, apli-st* WASTED-SIX COAT HANDS, TWO BUSHEL nuen and two iuachine operators. Apply KEEN'S, 414 9th st. nw. apl7-3t WANTED---HOUSES. ANTED—A HOUSE TO CARE FoR BY SMALL careful family for the summer ; best of care taken. Address 0. O., Star office. at? W ANTED_byY A CAREFUL REFINED FAMILY, a furnished house in northwest for tae summer’ Inust haveS or 9 rooms; rent must not exceed Address C.. Star office. ike ‘OB RENT_AT $15 11TH ST. N.W.. LARGE nicely furnished front room; first floor; foldia bed: mo objection to ight Lusekeepim. —— apl6-t™ OR RENT-SEVERAL DELIGHTFUL ROOMS in corner house, 12200 st... with New Eniand mily. outlook on Towa circle: prices ‘reasonabie; Partial use of kitchen included if desired. aplU-st* FOR BEST —TWo FURNISH D Ki FOR light bh 4 v0, ache Housekeeping, with gasoline stove, cooking 12 "per month.” $8 B ste = postin i RENT—TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS for gentlemen, in a new brick liouse; on second floor; communicating; front and back; heat, vas and bath: location very desirable; also one room on saine floor unfurnished, rent ‘reasonable to an immediate tenant. Apply 1124 th st. n.w. 15-6" )OR KENT — HANDSOME WELL-FURNISHED south-front rooms, single or en suite. large closets, nd dishes: price, sonite Capitol grout ‘ANTED—AN ENERGETIC PUSHING MAN can make favorable arrangements to represent the Star Toutine Financial Co-o1 ‘Association of Philadely!ia in Washington. For interview addi NANCIAL, Star off apl7-2: W AStED— 8 G00 WO: FOR GENERAL housework for a sail fanfly; must have refer- ences. Apply between 9 and 10’ a.m., 1208 N st. Dw. api7-2t* WANSTED-To RENT IMMEDIATELY A GOOD weet 27 room house in woud location in, morte fest; will pay from ‘a ‘month. Address TENANT, Bear omice. apliait WASTED A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, WIT) out children, with reference, wish a liouse to taki care of during the summer. Address Box 75, Star office. aplo-st V pee TO sna Babin, nod into Ugur cuneate vines pogieamrie: soot cee nae Sea evrre ie aces. " Apply after 6 p.iu., 1721 De: W incustrounand frilsbies “Apply after ¥: PERINTENDENT, Room 6, 490 2th st. 0... 7 ANTED—AT ONCE—DRESSMARE] 4th st. aw. {WV ANTED—YOUNG MAN AS CLERK 1 fan, with Some business experience and intelit: gence, aid with some know! ferred. Address, Ofice. jedge of hardware pre- with city reference, Box WISHING EMPLOYMEN ilies fo call ons af once ol MEN’ private family: must stay nigh Anew. frst door below Est ANTED-THREE EXPERIENCED SE machine salesmen ; salary and commission. dress, with references, Box 121, Star office. api NTED—WHITE NURSES (GERMAN Wittrediccate and. broad balers. also white and colored cooks, waitresses, pantry women, waite and dairy hands, &c. (Trunks stored). HAM's, 11106 st.'n. apll-6e 7 ANTED-SKILLFUL DRESSMAKER, WHO I! ‘also aneat hand with children's clothing, inprivate family; two or three weeks! work. Box ‘ki, Btar office. apliazt* ANTED—A GOOD COOK (WHITE PRE- ferred) to xo to the councry with « small famii May 10; must bring Dest references. AppIY 708 It sten.w., between TZand 1. ap l6-it WASTED — IN LAW OFFICE. YOUNG SAN" ‘about 18 years old, who can operate typewriter, one baving sole knowledge of shorthand preferred. Address, stating age and salary expected, BACON, Staroftice. apliait® WASTED-A WHITE GIRL TO DO COOKING and general housework. Gerusap, preferred: it. family of two. Call, 1811 H at. n.w., between 7, and Spm. apl6-3t* WASTEDIAN ACTIVE AGENT, WITH GOOD Feferences, to canvass for advertisements and Fin this city. Call be- THE GOO! subscriptions for a weekly Pa fueen 3 at ‘office o: ‘AN, 73 WASTED CANVASSERS TO SELL “LILYLIP- ‘sone Cream, the wonderful complexion beautifier; ladies seeking profitable employment will find nee iy. Aduress orcall at ofice, THE THEY EXTRACT G0., ‘New Jersey ave aud 5D nw. WASTED-A WHITE WOMAN FOR GENERAL housework in a small fanily; easy place for the Tight peapot 2 ‘apli-3t* ANTED—A YOUNG MAN IN COAL OFFICE; salary €5 per week vanswer in own handwriting; references. Addrewe Box Sz, Star office. apl0-st" ANTED—A RELIABLE WOMAN 10 NURSE A W child and do light chamber work ; white preferred. WANTED—LOTS. WANTED_FROM THE OWNER, a SMALL LOT euorhieast. Tala an may. Address Box 110, Star office. Sl oa, W AXED FAMITES WHO WInH TO SELL LOTS oan pent furniture, carpets or & ‘address HUGO WORCH & CO., Ut and 825 Fiahos and furniture sold oh easy terms. 7 ANTED. NGAGEMENT IN A CHURCH Syoir; Eplacopal preferred. Address SUPEANO, 1200 0 st. nw. aplost* R RENT—MAIN FLOOR, TWO LARGE ROOMS: suitable tor business purposes; 11th st. bet. G@ and Second floor, 3 large rooms, with bath; plenty of light; Leautiial rooms. ron litd Hoot, 3 large rooms, with bath ; very pleasant Basement, 2 larze rooms, suitable for business pur- poses. ‘The rooms are ail in large und convenient brick house on 1ith st. Let. G and Hi sts., and will be rented, separately or torether, elter tor biisiness or Hats apll-t| WARREN CHOATE & CO. Lith st. Fok REN T—aranine: ‘TWO OR THRE! Fons; furnished of unfurnished: private bath southern exposure; first-class table. | Tite WOOD: MONT. 13th and ‘Iowa “circle. "Special rates tor summer months. OF. KOBINSON, Prop. , min 7-dm, ‘15 years at Wormiey's, FOR RENT—STORES. FEE STOKE AND DWELLING CORNER of dd and T sts, 8.0. Has been used for 000 2018 Conn ave. 1656 biti $00 15 Conn ave br Se ieee anh ee oe = a ‘Two pew bricks sthacton 1GY Or oy id Smo. CHARLES EARLY. Ws lathst. nw 433 to i slley, aay aha th ii the $4 forbenetie irae ok | ieplt} THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. Park pine ne, Or Tah stn. OF Fo, NTR 6th ak Tear yard: newly Dal FOR G0 Fst we FO Benny ‘Stamt ave nit, Ciera day ne. 6 eeddav nw, 50 S41 M et ew, Sr © apl7-Rt THOMAS E. WAGGAMAN, wi Broker, 917 Fst. aw. NORTHWEST. use of 17 Chester court, 4r Chester court, 4r. part 1624 10 bet i ges 5 Ort alley. Iso RT aver f 12002 fig at nie, 8. apil-0_ TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1307 Fst. 8 pe (hat rene | POSS Fo Be and sty ish, Years 3% hints Tid Lith st hw 9 bores . = LCL XA . it oor | Re aoe Sy ey ars Wee ‘Seta fees Gon's alley bet. Sand 44 sts mw KGALE-S1UCK AND PIRTURES OF A GEO prov eeeP, egond stand ihand hee te Hear ser WALNOT FERRY ane Pik AVERY FINE MULED AIK YEA inane bist To be enema LAO Ree ee ee Totten For SAeae Bat SE SEEN noone batt rooms aa coal Teou, even Seats sma boards; preend trick frcnt: isons @oey pared Junch oom, tinted moldings. price, €i,s00. wid sell an ® prouthiy "ray inente. wall cank yaywent ‘Khare BAAN Ln ave 2 OK BALE A ‘sion and phegtyne aa bus and Victoria eum! 14th ana D ste b-® JOR SALE—CORD WOOD (STANDING), FORTY les from Aleaan dria apd two tiles /Fot tation offers received tor 100 rods tech wf pits an For turker Particulars addres Kt, star spies Fon SE Por ONCE Beway, PRAFTO Ficeryice and Seamine the ek ttt paring wean please Jou : ; Pate JOR SALE—ON ACCOUNT OF OWNERS LRAY ing the city, a.atyitsh sadiie nate, "Peter Simply” Rock, 6 also an exreiient driver. “Inquire of DE LANCY" Meridian Staiiles. in court tear of Rhode Inh st. and Conpectieat ave should not be missed. Every 4 Dest make. bach fully warranted a it hot as rerresented in every particular the money Will be re cont 8875. mer wer, cowt $4. & Baer. cost wow nine eau Fine equare a Pine square, ct $4 ier, comt $450. Be Hazeiton, cost Mathamiek, com QMO ie AYWAFe, Finmerwon, cost SO Fite suaare. Vee £ Roni. coat $0 te jue myunre, Vose & Sous, cost HN), DU" Saal] Clicker for teinner, oa Small equare tor bewinner, only Sinall Saare for bx BaMAll SQuare for baw Small eQuare for bee <r, ous ner, only. er. ot!) i Aeepeneereneen 3 gu ere thiwbinye ot buyine 8 10 oo ere thanking. of buying a pints o XGA WAG Woe ivania aveupe. The shove can be pure fome and wee THE Pia’ apis Pipa as Rabu 228 p Ae 7 rida: 108 sU0240) 307 Missouiel av. Tar 40 7 at nwa Bioware mg is am » iér. Jey vet. = and 22d, M and N, 2.6 STORES, &e. Store and dw 916 G st Lesh an 109 Cherry sore es Kitchen. ... baguaod " " Pas 1G eta w.7 Hey eck Fail one ball eguare grows r3. & 00. 2OR BALE— Fiandrau & be sold i eos 0 tobe seen SPIDER PHAETC 2 haut te 5 cvat, owner havin leet f DOWNED S BYABLE. Lat | oR sAce— A 4S-ineh Ideal bicycle; but little used; will te eo . DEELLE, DAVIS Sold at less than balf cost. sos nal liar apm TS F st ply room 1, O06 F st. nw. aplew* nw. ae SOK RENT—HOUSE 1:28 JOTHST. N.W.:EIGHT | JOR SALE — NICE EXTENSION Tur TWO Store dow Fooms:ll mod. imps. im good repair: #40 seated carriage, with shafts, cood onder and sut’- Bens ai dat mo. (Apply to” W. C. SUHNSON, 718 Sth at. b. able for ove or two borses, Fur unturmation apply 120 tora a Boo New Jermey ave. nw onic OFFICES, ENT—875.50. 1841 LST. NOW. ATTRAC. id oFFIe live d:storg and tarcuwat baj-windws neko pagent Strona e90, Soo, PANNE, Ha scles cork bailing. ater. gpodern 468Ta. avé, dth foor. | \Gunton ‘building.’ rm Cre: — oe Gentral Bui. Hai 18D oak YHA ws aw SIT x = Yen' e. 2 Sth st, 1445 UST... ONE OF THOSE ee back rm, 18. = peneee . 8 tle rome of omg Lhncrnys oath ——_, i : wr, ij 4.730 | papered thromehour connie ede: cant 400 rah gt Ne oat 4S a ave, an oor Koni Io; rent 35, tochudine water” Tacant oe (430 7th stn back La ave, 3d floor, a we ve is only a portion of the my PyAulguorstor the past nine years. Inguirest WHEAL- Y'B coal Yard, 221 Ist wt for dull List call at office for bulletin sened on Toasons for sell Btar a ‘Spisae and 15th. {apl7]_ THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. W jNTED BY A FIRST-CLASS WASHER AND = 2 Ae ee ae out; tise serubling fo do. 1700 Rims st! tw. Te FOR _RENT—OFFICES. F BUSINESS CHANCES. ANTED-AGENTS TO SELL. THE LIFE OF | Jy Ni_OFFICE RO IN 107 F 81 a > aa 3 = W tie gresiest owmay, Pet Bernama, Thies | Ww SAUNDERS ES COe A? SESW GO foot erabtauieh doo iA Pat ne the only authentic Life of Barnum published. C. D. - ‘S ALDERSON & CO, 1010 Fat new! ‘apl7-at* = 3 5 V Wilt oo TO EX- W ANTED_HOUSEREEPERS WILL FIND OUR FOR RENT—FLATS. Sollee aloe tenaeEctit cans | Speautten ps ctirs ak Soeeae SaREn Bae, holaterere and ‘cabinet aakers stat san aard at rou Rext— en aracs| Gieeet eet eS — ay Ps A a 20 ww. ap BSt =, = 5 I TRES OF ‘work at » F. FREEMAN & CO., 1927 I st. pt xd and joors, rooms: . north, . OK SALE-THE STOC AND FIXTURES OF ie neared aie e aiuhouareioction water ae as FOE RENT Se 207 ST THREE DOOKS BE- | F° confecticuery und cleat store ¥ M, St ie apld-2t* WANTED LEARNERS FOR PROF. CHKIST- her's International Tatlor system ; with any meh rule of tape lueasure alone, ae all scientific tallors ut; patterns and materials cut and made and insuruc- tion given by Mine. 8. J. MESSE, 1405 i. 1. ave. aple-t* a WASTED_PAnTY WHO WISH TO SELL LOTS of lot and house and take as part payiuent 1ur- niture, carpets; lots mus: be within mine miles of olty. Address Box 88, Star office pleat WANTED, YOU ALL TO KNOW THAT, we have 100 boxes of odds and ends in cixars by the box that We will sell 25 per cent of regular price. mi5-3m “SICKLE'S OLD STAND, 1UI1 Fa. ave, WANTED-MADAME WASHINGTON'S DRESS cutting scate Just patented enables every one to learn to cut accurately: perschs learning this systel are iminediately placed ina position to. earn oud Waxes. Lailies heeding ¢ ain Them st the school, 11 wast E Kick ‘OF acentie ride PONY, ot exceeding thirtecn pangs bleh for a child. Address, statin Wrices Jat aplo-t W ANIED-ALL DESIRING PHOTOGRAPHS OF ‘themselves, children or friends at low prices to gall at LARDNER'S, 419 th st.. near Lincoln Hal picture «iven With eac!: dozen cabinets. ap? ED—A TELEGRAPH OPERATOR WILL ach afew pupils. ‘ferius reasonable, in advance. Address. Yes lar ofice: post W 3 S2ED. ry 3, PUMPS. K ALL bs purposes; ioe if you ioe OD put up jour own mill T will farnigh teat facto v. H. MOPPAT. Bladensburg, with instruction. W. Mi apl-1m’ fouth and east windows overicoking K st. largo aide yerd, m. 4., bath and rane flat; all new; and reasonablerates. Apply ® ave. DLW. ings Apply on premines, 1010 Mee nw apis EE SALE_HEING PRESSED FOR CASH I WILL low Penn. ave. 3-story brick;7 rooms snd cella ball, bath, range, bot one cold ‘water: back yard to alley :rent #45. M.D. PECK, 994 Fst. apluste FOR, RENT A, HANDSOME, FLAT TN ORME," 8 rooms, bath, butier's Steam heat ‘elevator and janitor service: “ vlan: bebe JAMES F. BARBOUR, apoew 511 11th st.n. FOR RENT—STABLES. Sell #240) to $1,000 worthot Hyvenic Ice Co bonds S90 per $100, Wuich ts $2 less than they can be had sewlere. IRese bonds are fully secured and pay ‘OR RENT—2014 PORTNER PLAC! Fittac beuutica httic houses: JOH KENT STABLE FOU BOX STALLS AND Foom tor three catriace yo FG. ANDER. 1525 Columbia se 7 spit Deautifully throughout: bath co liar; | PFomptly 6 por cent every quarter. Address Pent, fucleding wat = will be vacent May i. cas HYGENIC BONDS, THEOD. FRIEBU ™ eee lt Fs epee Oe . 20k RENT—PART OF LARGE WARE HOUSE R RENT—MAY 1, 1908 9TH ST. N.w., BaY-| }°Q) - Window brick, @ foots and tath and celar all aa-t | 4, gsuttaly Joctted on wide avenue, with steam power Good yard: $90." HORST KAME & JESTEK, apie 'T. R. BROOKS, 616 12th st i. 630 F st. now. <j NE R 5 2th st. Fo BESTS TRDODST, Wont TO FA va | FOL STRAT A BAC uL LCE A CENTRALLY two cat lines, g27-00. HOMSTRAMP & JESTER i uusiness. Owner must sive sole. attentice to rome PS) ell yess J.1.G., Star office. wplv-#t MONEY TO LOAN. MORES, TO LOAN ON UAL ESTALE OK FIRST- ‘class security, at lowest rates of interes:; no de- other Lus.ness. a Foe Se MATTRESS COT WOVEN ine * factory: « xood business that pays ‘cent good Feasous ior wellita “eG 417 New Jersey ave. | Saviors | POE SALE—SOARDING HOUSE IN CENTRAL | Dpeee rly sv ips ne pet eer WoRCaEEL VR ee er eR Bw ER ROOM 1 ave. apli-lm. jay whore the security i good store 2124 14th st ;tuoderz im : | I iocation ‘tall of boarders : wi mt (0) EXGREEN, 903 7th st. nw. _| kex'in store: Lernus at Tooin 70, Corcoran building imuade ood temon for selhiag "Apply O17 G ee meee MONEY) LOAN OX REAL ERTATE: PROMPT ones — aM attention to ai ations. SWOMRMS!EDI 7 BUADLEY, bat Pistia. we sviorim | Pigg back ste to mews, 10 pocuweos | Phat ad aot HOSKE ot ey Senta E HAVE THE FOLLOWING SUMS 1 eth st. a, w., | Nery cheap: 850 tor both, toby removed within ten Wisi ys kan BREATH: ‘0 L0aN Lap oth ot. 0 has an i. WILSON. Koom 3, Firewen’s ins’ ¢° NO DELAY. BRICE & LIPSCOMs, . 2 | oes Sed * Wak 4 apli-ot G18 14th, bet. FandG, | aPlGs 2 MOF st. t.w._ | Bolivery Gry Post om@eeee Howat, pia MOSEX TO LOAN IN LARGE AND SMALL UR RENTS ROOM DWELLING NEA DEPOT | }0R SALE—A VALUABLE LEASE ON ONE OF q st cont AN eset ‘at Hyattsville; new and handsoine: #25 per month. jesirable oberties | WILCOR & HIESTON 1008 ba. ave: uid Oth and La! (CkEiT & FORD. ae oe 15 Will pay 16 per cent upon asked. ‘ONEY TO LOAN-IN SUMS OF FROM 8500 up to 25,000 on approved real estate security : Trice FRANCIS HUFT! ———- Particuiars apply to "FTX, JOR RENT—FURNISHED— aple-3t 1301 F st. ow. 1 Lowa circle, SALE_GOOD WILL, FURNITURE OR STUDEBARER WAGONS AND I have now ou hands lane stock of the for heavy brick hauling. contract Land ee the beet wagons nade surrey, in natural heavy and ight, made to order. D. W 208 Toth st. now ayn Tirana f RAL oie for re, 3.300. More Lim, « thoroughbred mestift , 7 w: me over 100 ape” F=. ithe old. welg a pounds. Can be see at81 Sth. SALE-WHAT IS THE USE OF PAYING email dealers lance prices for second hand piano’ ‘usually of an inferior manufacture, when you can 68 to Droop’s, 25 Penusyivania ave , aud secure the foi lowing bargains in pianos of the finest makers oct. 8g. rosewood, Steinway & Sons....@275 - 185 oct. sq., rosewood, Win. Kuabe & Go, Toct. 9q., rosewood, Weber... Toct. oq., rosewood, Haines Brow......... 215 Toct. uprigit, E. Gabler & Bro, - 200 73s oct. concert grand, Chickering - 350 All of the above-mentioned pianos have bem thorough’y repaired Uy first-class workmen, and Tera cheerfully recounend them to all intending purchs + ers. A fine stool and cover «iven gratis with each piano. Satisfactory terms to suit every buyer. Xo forest charged if installmeuts are paid promptly Call aud see for yourself. DROOP'S STEINWAY PIANO WAREROOMB, apl5-3t 925 Pennsylvania ave. POR SALE—A FINST-CLASS RIDING PORT; yous, sound and goutle "a perfect Lite beauty | ad for want of Use. “inguireat Ihoom 1, 1Xw¥ st 2. R SALE-STYLISH 2ND-WD PIANO. 9156; Fe only GINS, great Panes one nearly new Uprigh Latest music opiy 16 cents, dm TH N's ail OK SALE-JUST ARRIVED-FORTY HEAD 0° Virginia horses, suitable fur Vusiness or drivine Also one fine large draft mare, weil broken abd fect Ueauty 8 tair trial «iven ‘ud ‘al orwe. uares feed ts Feprenented or ded. YATES & OK SALE—ONF ie Piao. al ul tne y warmed eau new: Yyow $175 conn if Vought at one SSL: WES BROT STG ee anhae! DOK SALE_CARKIAGES OF EVERY DESCRIP lon, beth new abd serum -habd, etyvee, vertetien id. i = — uGAN ri AND | qualities and prices unequaled. also « i lime « Apply at 104 N stu. ‘Bple-zt 7ANTED — PARLOR FURNITURE UPHOT- | Oday. UGAS & BUTLE, UNFURNISHED Sxtures of hotel om prominent corner; northwest | {Lary pins guarantor reves rule Sengaric | WV, stored; matitonsee made over, work dueeirs | oP te : Ft. tw 127.1850 Twining City, @r ot the city "snty “ve woop: steams nats leva- | PON SEW REYUSITORY STORAGE ‘chi SALES WASTED-A FEW RELIABLE, EX Ling neat and substantial manner; wattresses of all kinds N ‘UNEY TO LOAN WE HAVE A CONSIDERABLE. ) (4 Callan ne, 6 for; moderp improvements. For terms address Box L 10th and 17th ste. now. apldn men to canvass and collect eee tore made to order. IN 1223 G stn. weap] 1-tit® stuu of wuoney on, hand to loxn, in sins to suit, i 221. Bear ofc. apiS-lm gt PETY BICYCI SOWERBULTS, Superintendent, 0S Ft. uw. | WANTED EVEAYBODY TO HAVE THEIK | Qh fged re eetstetn thecity. Also installment loans | Rockville, Nd JOR SALE OR EXCHANGE_BUSINESS Prop. | FORSALH BOWS OR Glidy SAFETY BlovcLE 16-3 carpets cleaned by our new ammoniated stean FH. surrn s sons, | 1003 dun'st nes Oe. 3 | A erty southeast srction of cig muita for ayro- Aespese » Any ise WANTED, DIFE INSURANCE soricrroms 76 | Ki“NE wait Migr. Teleyue ‘No. 0a” Main | PEE 1418 Fst_n.w._ | 1027 Uth st ne, Or. f eke ee JOR SALE-TWO-SEATED RUSSIA” SURREY work a nev pian, populat and taking asents paid | branches, Julius Lansburgh's, 1thand F, and 20and | 0 YOU WANT MONEV?—€10 TO $100 TO LOAN | *010-lm _ SWORMSTEDT & RRADLEY. 7 Feat. 4 ‘op ligt abd stylieh | pole or shaft: good every day in casi Cail trom to Li'a-ur at Room 20, | Bibtpecmayatie aploain D FOU WART MOXET?_910 TO $100TOLOaM | SP ; STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A GHO- ‘Siotar busy’ will tends for poud boven a epietia | VW ANTED- EVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT J. p, | Wages, housel.old goods OF other perkonal ‘property’ | F912 Titra, 132.€100) 15 loth ne ark i OO BOLERS Sid nih ot Sow eo Sale 22. WSNIED.A GENTLEMAN TO TAKE CHARGE W Suiits & Con oor ah we nae eee D- Tivnitnta: no rerooval i woods irom youd ay | 02 ith mw, 1ir......00 Tenleytown road. Srand, | —— Eee = = ND WORK of the District of Columbia and the state of Mary- | gant black cheviot silts for #10; Mt and workmanship | HERES Re Teueval rout residence: uo | Ji haw, Le... 20 | FOR SALE-A VALUABLE PATENT USED Now 250 wait. Dew land, of ether, for a Southern Building Lost Associa Nobby trousers #4 and upward. ap? ny: Aaarens BOK UE, Beer oles. 365-Ans apl5-6t ihatiis, town and paying a food proBt: should be yhactous, surreye. SSHEVERD, Dureclor of Agencies, Box Uo, savannah, | WW ANTED > TYPEWRITERS RENTED: ait, | MOSPE RO LOAN ts tne pistret Fee | Bom iii sar ofices “7 * “aplian™ | ae dere tro borwaia ia STABLE. at Ga. z EeDidGe | NY, pakes of, machines on reasonable termi; rent At 5 und 6 per cent Interest a RESIACEANT, BAR. STOCK, GOOD WiLL, | Joun mn Rv tan TANTED-TWO EXPERIENCED ELEVATOR | city or country ;circulary. SEIFFERT, Ul0 F st. nw. spar oe rie oe fixtures, furniture and dwelling, 310 th st. <Oh BSALELFINE Fi ne TEAM, CoM. Werte nest gine well, recomuended. “Appiy, to | _mbid-tu Ay cntmeen Cand Louisiana ve. torsaie. Abisieat | F'yieeg” Can te seen at WM. LUWENTHALYS. wi G. FURENDIUCES. Novawand & Lothrop. Qol0.3 | 1) ran Te D—FOR FIRST-CLARS TURNOUTS 47 | JV XY TO LOAN IN LARGE AND SMALL Lee Leen successfully inanaed for many years hy Mire | 28. Dw. itis ville ANTED-A SINGLE MAN, WHITE, TO DO Foasonable rates yo to JW. LATOURETTY: & | JVK auuus on xpproved real estate security, at lowest « | Schn'T'Haniin, who i reuring from active business. | [SOR SALE-SOHMER UPRIGHT, STYLE 6, FIN 'W ‘iain rardening, care of horses and to inilk. Call | CO., Livery Stable, 2 D at. a. w. muis0-1in | Patesof interest; eb a BT LEI . ‘Torus: 811,000 tor entirety ; haif cash; balance towutt | E°jshed in 1 2, com FA 8 tn ao. wl at 82p 1dth st... between 2 and 3, and bring reference. WANTED. GRAZE YOUR HORSES ON WIe | aN IN Reese er Pa 2 Mass av, br, eed Teguie et ne © Werth about the cum | coll fergzvScemh. Aires 0.D. B., Sur: apices ; son's siock and «rasa ‘aru; $0 ver month: ford | Mf ONEY TO LOAN, IN SUMS TO SUIT. ON 1 vs av, dr, it or, Se ceaed, TeeeOe, runy ene _spll [yy ANTED-ACOMPETENT. STRICTLY TEMPER- | meals « day and grooming, 85 per m. Best attention: proved: real estat RR tre mot foe aa we P) We , 492 Louisiana ave. . 7 ~ .. i Wi no deiay. CALDWELL & CURTIS, = rein Kk SALE—FORTY (40) HEAD OF HORSES: ate mm clerk; state experience. Address | Sent for and returned free. -F. H. WILSON, 20% st. | 00 deiay. LDWELL & CURTIS, ONT YOU WANT IT Reng 2 GO EE CLAIMS, Star office. ‘aplése | 2. Ww. min20-im "| _ mii cea Bw ‘The Beneficial Order of Rarnest Workers pay @100 | on ours AF ee, ‘ANTED—ALL NEEDING SERVANTS WITH | \WANTED-STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND | R41 ESTATE INU EGTMERT. in S months st a present cos: of €-6. Call orsend for | SIMMONS, Saleand Exchamee stalten, ail 2th. at references, city or alk of Satatriet Kena | 0 Zencwetine woras jSesthers renovates ; matteoome SIX PER CENT, PAYABLE QUARTERLY. apl0-6t" KS. ROGERS, Sec. | =*- Senna ser ae wae BoWie's Co, G20 Teh st: n-w. sive | BE TOUNGE Saul Pe Sve. elspbone SMALL PREMIUM CHANGED, b gg EF A "a Fo Sanken igstraisents of te world ooo thon: WARTa> tomes 00a BaD EEPIBE | ara a eat ete et ate ‘who want work, come to DISTRICT EMPLOY- WANZEDEVERY LADY TO GET ONE OF ‘ON ciaim to be ‘best and aplo ‘25 th tn ©. MENT ASSOCIATION. You'll get situations at once, Shove dreee forue idly at # REAL iuakers in the city. 1224 F st. u.w. a_i) inot gut the ity, BOWIE & CO., G4 1ithst-n-w. | AUERBACH S Domestic Sewing Stachincand Pattern aie it SALE_ON EASY TERMS, BEST aplo-se Rooms, 7th and Hn. w.and $th and Ps.ave.se.ub43u | 4142? Atte. = waenasan. 3.50 P = th th, ify of il stron carriaeon” bagi — e eS ts 8 ies W623. ERSONAL. by = aye ai AeA Dads cise tee apureaticaririos uoue tin | W sears’ experience: box sta hay aste-| [OXEY TO LOAN AT 3 AND 6 PER CENT ON WEST WASHINGTON. = dayton, ‘wagons. from 650.00 up. iieo beet arenas peat lowers heed apply to 10ts ith a. .w. apid-Se | quired: Order box gli Gh ty n,n” tap 7tnat road, | 4b approved District real estate; no.delaye, “#3510 2018 Olive at, or....990.50 | (IVE, SEKVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS Tobes and whips. W. F-GE! WASTED SERVANT, GIRL | FOR GENERAL — —— mbo STAG it. | IRGO Ve wank 83.50 41 0 eb, beat 0S SW. PLY Ska Tey housework ;, must —— ‘CONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TOBUIT, ATSAND | 2007 Most, Ur, water. 22°50 Canal road, Gr. mh19-lm* __“ Southwest cor. Sth and Ksts. n.w. | [)OR SALE—SIXTEEN HEAD OF HORSES FROM recommended. “12:57 12th st. nw. sp! LOST AND FOUND. M' ; S501 M'st, Si, m...32.d0l2002 Bed, Br. 58 | GapontkeD Paty, “Tennessee; good draught and drivers. TANTED—A BOY OF GOOD ADDRESS ABOUT Cpe ee ae ey ve, ‘For iui ist apply to. Wi ‘A uOuIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY. | need of i youne mules Cou ve ewan at UG seventeen years of age in a store , must write well. $10 REWARD FOR THE RETURN OF ALARGE | gem <The Arlington Fire Ins, Co.'s office.) 15 1907 tended to and. strictl oh | Lewes sta) . 1405 E, vet. léthand 1oth.ap,-2w* Address JEFFERSON, Star office. ‘apie Maltese cat, which strayed away from 1226 .D = ERENTIOIN MT, PLEASANT. AN ELEGSNT | ours... WM WILLIAMS, Manager, 00°F sta. | Toon SALE-PIANOS AT Bako ‘ANTED—A YOUNG GIRL (NEAT SEWER) TO | %-2-w. apl7st_ | MONEY TOS yRoat 9500 UPWARD, ‘home, furnished, 13 room; all ‘convent- | _™h7-2m* FOU cetiour’ Liwost Sew, Wiss and hip take care of rooms. | | O8T—CREAM-COLORED MASTIFPFUP, ABOUT Ad FAVE OND bax Phu Came ences; arse «rounds; fruit and ornamental trees; | \;ow Is THE TIME, WE Pay wig | STIEFF SQUARE, i ‘OCTAY Call after © p.in-» 1300 F st. n.w. apl>-at" ‘seven months old; had on steel collar and tag. . stable, &e- 3) R HERTFORD, | lt Fe BS OF, BIG | HAINES SQUARE, 7 octave, ANTED—AT A SEVENTH STREET STORE, A | Return to 1000 New Hampshire ave. and receive ON apio-lm, 1419 G st._| Agdremer caller SUSTHG OLD bhae cee MARSHALL & WENDEL SQ (W ‘4itnd to niake up ladies” muslin underwear: ‘one | reward. REAL ESTATE IN THIS prevRtct. OR RENT_UNFUBNISHED— | | eee Sashes UPMONT: Yount” who has done work for a store before preferred. ‘OST—BLACK AND TAN DOG; COLLAR, WITH R. O. HOLTZMAN, “The Windsor”. $416.06 1447 Mass ave. | Jae ey ° dese Box 124, aot > — sis. car attached: ‘Meward if retuned to 1818 10h | _ sean Cor. 10th snd F sta. ise aa Dl. 82.50 ISLS 1th st NOTARIES PUBLIC. at FERS CONLIFF, 51612%«t. nw, 7ANTED — EXPERIENCED BUTTONHOLE | n.w. Z od 1 Los Perce L a BE, Se os Sparen FP a RES SS | Oummnanra om Pape maTaTINa | M Gute kag tat sous | MB, no et (COMBIEIONEW OF Deups tox wvenyerars | Fotis lethoce Rup gene ope ir ave ASTED = BONDORES wirnovater wp. | bY imac tase ois wotalse Sta. "SVT | PRET PA MUNRO, oor rave w. | FviStomn, trey CAE EVe,, | RARSeES oe ee ae ‘conducted Ui men and women, waite | OST — LIVEM-COLOMED (WHITE) POINTER = i place. 8350 I office from 9's. to b. : apa colored forsal bade of domestic ator ay aud | LGapoy anuwera to gape of Nore Litaral reward | Q[QSEY,TO LOAN, IN ANY sUMe DEstnED az | JOinet an ie HE Seta ini | | POR, SALE ONE STEINWAT SQUARE 000 Sisto ecm Meneved te 1 Lev hw. | anderen cee reermed Co TOURS: | uated tn oe Dr fo ert ee ete 3 HOTELS. Sow fete tineto bey HUGO WORCH & Go gab e x5 2 ‘tihue necesaary {or examination of st st ne cor 2 Fist. mw. Piano jor ret. W “very ecister bays: lights in) wind or rain: | [08% -$10 REWARD.ON 12TH OF APRIL. 4 Hate Saber: bee yicce Pony Sister thou — GALE_JUST AMRIVED, FIFTY lights in wind or rain! = with, rapt in the fc F . 1 [)REMONT HOUSE, COR. 2D ST. AND INDIANA | FOR. Thess Sine snatched sample Lecce le Gor. SL toes, Dy wall: stamps | ‘rhe finder will receive the reward on returning to the | _fe3-tt aa are: gol roams. cocking a 3 | cad menace ‘tow priced borsss, taken. STA‘ 2.25 ‘Im | owner, #2 H st. D.c. 1 | MOxEE TO LOAN a) entirely ‘refurniabed; Dew manapement TUHOLAS SCHLEGEL. WANTED—ROOMS. (Opt BETWEEN 18TH AND F AND THE STAR ania to want at jon poe ahaa B RENT.® | ROOMSSEW COTTAGE | AT Sposa jncomente to permanent geese. LEVI = hetka gal suaftamocnt money: veer elt te | ou 1487 Pennsyivania a pares om station; rent, $25.” BARNES ® WEA: | \WTILLARDS HOTEL WV AxzED By two. ‘ADULTS, 3 ROOMS, 2D | given if sameis returned to Room 168, Bureau of ‘ONRY TO LOAN ON REAL ERTAIE AT LOW- 620 F st. nw. aplt-ot Pe. eve. and 1éth st.. at V 3 5 portwest 5 and G ‘ste 5 sory De end ection, ASHN DANESHOW! R _RENT—SROOM FRAME COTTAGE: SIDE| ox ie 7th st. B.w., Sole Agents for rent, $15; i. Me H-, 1403 Corcoran st. “api? Ou—45 REWARD FOR THE RETURN TO 1537 to DAMENHOWEE & BON, cor. Petarecr ets, inppovemen 2 . ED—THREE 3 st, ‘9 small ‘purse containing 3 apt | Spruce st, a) ae ree | Le SR DENTISTRY. PoE FFG Sp RARE ave wanmxaron 0.0. Bs eae WaANTED_DY GENTE EMAN WHO Ts ea | 14 16, ema os mamaning uceoPt | PPA BVANS DENTAL PARLORS, Ioi7 PA AVE, | ments: g00 rer monin. AY. PARDON, 10 F ok 1. motte oo Pag Gg st ah ‘abd ‘Southern ex: Ball articles Keward ifreturned to T-R- BROOKS, | 3b.) Tet syeteusce harmiven vores ih RENT. ERE nd ogg, ben Sp ne. cirealas or ina quiet Louse and quiet ‘away | 010 12th st. apie” | danger Jb ey Fee se = aa Yn tbe ee Foe “uae ‘Address giving Lost: NOON. AT WOOD: tesih, crown and bridge works at | “2 ng r'B., Bear office. era ee tee spldaui" | fore = ed wo Kors. Mis. um warded by teaving’ ot pocket buok st the safes ESTABLISHED of the Shorebam.. apiose c: lee own ares se. Open OTH ST. COR EN. & specialty, ee Pe ea cae oe ee Presta sa wncratm chore 309 9TH ST., MELVILLE LINDSAY, Manager