Evening Star Newspaper, April 24, 1891, Page 2

2 ALWAYS mE 8 SAME PRICE. But The Star is Continually Improving and | Leads the Procession. ‘Tux Srax is justly proud of its record. Every afternoon at 3:45 o'clock it makes its appearance on the streets and is quickly seat- tered by thousands throughout the city, find- ing ite way to the home circle of every Wash- ington family. The rapidity with which Tue Stan is printed and delivered from door to door is astonishing, but that is something that the public sees every day. Something that it does not see and can only vaguely comprehend is the complete system of gathering news from all partsof the world and patting it in type. Everything has to work with clock-like regu- larity and lightning speed. A live afternoon paper has to hustle, and this Taz Stam does. It prints later and fuller news in its regalar editions than any paper in the country. This is done every week day, but on Saturdays the task is doubled, for the Saturday Stan is inva riably a sixteen-page paper, and it always con- tains enough good solid reading matter to carry the reader over Sunday. Special pains are taken to make Saturilay’s Stam attractive and entertaining, and every eight-page supple- ‘ment isa credit to any newspaper in the world. ‘Tomorrow's issue will be right up in the front tanks of the procession, and thousands of readers may anticipate a literary treat. The following are some of its attractions: ‘THE COMING AIR SHIP (Miustrated). Experiments in aerial navigation disclosed in Chited States patenta. FASHIONS FOR MAY (Illustrated). Becoming costames designed for stylish women. ABOUT THE BANJO (lilustrated). Once used only by negroes, it has made rapid development. MADE FAMOUS BY WAR. Old Winchester town and its interesting memories. ADIPOSE AMERICA. How Jonathan now rivals John Bull im cor- pulency. By Celia Logan. ON AND OFF THE STAGE. | thas How Edwin Booth runs the noted Players’ Clab—Interesting gossip. ABOUT VALPARAISO. ‘The most beautiful city on the South Ameri- can coast. By Fannie B. Ward. ‘THE ATTRACTIVE FAD. ‘Wealth and travel usually furnish the reasons for ite development. Interesting scrap books. MISS PEGGY PRIDE. ‘The events of a year from a life’s history. A j ganar let you go with the railroad sketch. THE SNAKE EATER. Story of = man whose appetite has strange cravings. THALASSAGRAPHY. Anew branch of science that is interesting to everybody. OLD ADAM. Or, Tand Yet Not I. A MODERN UTOPIA. A description of the beautiful city of Vine- land. By John P. Coyle. THEY BEAT UNCLE SAM. Why counterfeiters occasion the treasury officials alarm. ATTRACTIVE HOMES. Some timely practical suggestions for interio= decorations. OCEAN TREASURES. Some things of value which the sea con- tributes to mankind. THE COLUMBUS RELICS. The convent of La Rabida to be reproduced at the Chicago fair. NATIONAL GUARD NOTES. ‘What is going on at headquarters and in the | #)), armories. NEW YORK HAPPENINGS. What is being talked about in the By Taz Stan's special correspondent. REAL ESTATE GOSSIP. The rapid progress made in Washington building operations. Death of Spencer Wussey. Spencer Mussey, eldest son of Gen. R. D. and Ellen Spencer Mussey, died this morning at the family residence, 2139 K street northwest. He was compelled to leave the High School in his second year on account of ill health, but after & year’s private study he entered Lehigh Uni- versity in the class of "4. A week ago he re- turned home, having hada severe sitack of the | aterm apron FW which = fatal. was a young man of decided ability and of a lovable and geutle nature. Last Christmas be | was confirmed in the New Church by the Kev. | Mr. Fox, who had baptized him when an infant, andl cubcoquentiy became 2 member of the Rev. Chauncey Gile’s ebureh in Puiladelphia. An entertaining story. THE COURTS. Concure Covar—Jwioe Cox 3 Yestertay— Ransom yne: lowed withdrawn. H. W. Webster agt. A. W. Morgan: plaintiff's death sug Today—-Moulton set, Mare default. Beha ‘tenburg et wamed. _ siya eaprioneintsed Yesterday —Fatate of M_ Horrigan; in returned. Estate of W. N. Waters; account of sales filed. Estate of Mildred Harris; will ad- admitted to probate crry Count—Judge ba yr Nagle; write de iunstice inquirendo ordered to intuc’ Hume agt. Reid: vacature of pro confesso. Walter agt. Bevans; sale finally ratified. Edelin agt. Lyon; demurrer overruled. —<—_—_—_— TKOTTING HOKSE BREEDERS. Election of Directors Wallace's to et Register The stockholders of the new American Trot- ting Horse Register Company met again in Chi- eago yesterday morning and elected W. P. Ijames of Indiana chairman and Morris J. Jones of Nebraska secretary. A committee was appointed to wait upon the world’s fair directors and endeavor to secure recogni- tion of the trotting horse interest commensu- rate with its importance as the leading stock interest in the country. The following direc- tors were then chosen: H. C. Jewett and C. J. Hamlin, New York; F. 8. Waters and Jobn L. Mitchell, iscousin; J. C. Sibles, Pennayiva- nia: the Hon. N. J. Coleman, Missouri; F. E. Perkins, Rhode Idonds Morrie J Jones Ne- Draska, "Walter Clark, Michigan; W. I. Hayes ne W. Williams, Iowa: G. M. Fagg. Tennes- 5; Emery and F. Rockefeller, Ohio: H Hooker, Vermont; EA Bunith, Kansan HOC. Mebowsll carpe! Johnson, Kentucky, and A. C. Bruce, Minne- THE VAGKANTS ARE MARCHING. Judge Kimball Sends a Number of “Vags” Down and Fines Other Offenders. “Listen to my tale of woe” was the appro- priate tune that was being played on a piano in the neighborhood of the Police Court this morning when Judge Kimball's procession of Prisoners appeared and marched to their places in front of the judge's bench. Annie Crawford, confirmed vagrant, was the first victim, and when arraigned as a “vag” her respunse was, “Iam not guilty.” Annie's Past record as well as her present conduct was discussed and she was asked what she had to say in her own behalf. She said that she had a vod home and would like to go to it. “How long since you were here last?” the sf inquired. have never been before you before,” was ma that,” said the judge, “but how was it before I came here?” “Judge,” said Annie, “I've beon so sick this meres Get teons exactly remember.” “Then you had better go down where you ean be treated for your illness. Sixty days.” AN OLD OFFENDER. “She spends nine-tenths of her time in the work hotse,”, was what Policeman Melton said of acolored woman named Rachael Robinson, who was charged with being a Maryland ave- nue She was also charged with an act of disorder.” She and was sent down for ninety- Julia Banks, a colored woman who was ar- rested on Maryland avenue, asked the forgive- ness of the court. She was in ona charge of | 5 being a vagrant. “I Just got out of the work house the other day," said Julia. “While down there I had the grip and when I came out I drank a little too much beer.” “You can go back for sty | V days,” said the judge. HE 18 GOING TO WORK. Silas Johnson was tried as a suspicions per- son. Silas isa young colored boy from the country, and he was trying to dispose of a gun for §2. His story was that he bought the gun for $5, and when he discovered that the gun was worthless he tried to dispose of it. When questioned by the judge Silas’ said that he came here from the country to get work. “Why didn't you go to work ona farm?” asked the court. “I didn’t see no work there.” he replied. “Suppose I should let you go,” said the judge, “how long would you stay in the city?” “1 wouldn't stay here no time.” “You are just the sort of a farmers are looking for,” continued Pie judges it you leave town today.” “rl bave” THREE FINED AND ONE DISMISSED. Lewis Jackson plead guilty to » charge of throwing missiles in Prather’s alley and was fined $5. James Nelson, alias White's, course of life was not such a one as the court thought it should be, and that’s why he was sent down for thirty days. Charles Carroll was fined 85 for the violation of a District ordinance, but ashe did not have 8 V he had to march back in the procession. William Johnson, a colored man, gave s plausible excuse for walking on the grass in the agricultural grounds, and he was dismissed with a warning. a CLARKSON QN THE OUTLOOK. The New President of the Kepublican League Discusses Men and Principles. ‘The Boston Herald prints a long interview with Hon. J. S. Clarkson, president-elect of the republican league. Mr. Clarkson says: “The honor of leading the republican league is not of my seeking, and I only assume the presi- | foning: dency because my friends have made it seem tobe the proper thing todo. The failare of young men to participate in politics is a wenk- ness of the republican party in New England. T believe the New England democracy has out- os generalled its republican opponents in that respect. They have as leaders the sons of the founders of republicanism. The republican party must utilize their young men. Iam giad to see the republicans of New England or- ganized against the mercenary element in polities, wt Walcott, the president of your new ican club, sent out an epigram, which I believe will do work throughout the country, when he said: ‘We must ‘out the mercenaries and rally the recruits.’ This is the line of life for the re- publican party.” Mr. Clarkson defined reciprocity as optional free trade and said that the republican party | gust = limited reciprocity and_ the democratic rty universal reciprocity. " He thought the Htcaltay bal ould grow in. popularity when Klirly illustrated to every co pan “I bave no choice for president,” said Mr. Clarkson. ‘Time will indicate the man. If the silver question is settled the situa- tion will be greatly cleared. ‘The zeal of repub- lican power in the west will never consent to see the treasury of the country dwarfed to ‘s gold basis.’ ‘The west will not ‘consent to any candidate or any platform that will not repre- sent the double standard and the greater part will not consent to a platform that will not represent silver as money by tho coinage of the American product. “The next republican candidato for Presi- dent.” continued Mr. Clarkson, “must be a taan broad enough to cover this broad land and be able to administe: justice on all the interests with a irue regard to all hational interests. President Harrison” has maade a faithful executive in every public sense and is lacking only in the personal popularity which gives s man the power of electricity ip — — demonstrated. bis qualities fully, and in pure intellectual ability is not second to any living today, not even to his phenomenal Secretary of State. Who- ever isthe republican candidate must be a man who can maintain the solidarity of the party in the great agricultural region of the ‘The candidate must not only be near to the people, but must not be for from the farm. All tical parties will go more closely to the hereafter.” Mr. Clarkson inclined to the belief that Mr. Cleveland would be the next democratic candidate. He said that ex-President Cleve- —_ was one of the smartest politicians that his party bas ever bad, and the republican party bas always underestimated him im this respect. Tobe successful in 1892, said Mr. Clarkson, we must bring up the republican newspaper circulation to meet that of the democratic party in its program to circulate tens of millions of arguments directly to the houses of the voters. Mr. Clarkson will sail for Paris on May 6. —se0-—_____ BRITAIN’S BUDGET. ‘The Chancellor of the Exchequer Makes » ‘Tame Showing Before a Cold House. ‘Special Cable Dispatch to the New York Herald. ‘Loxvox, April 23, 1891.—Mr. Goschen intro- duced bis budget this afternoon in a speech that is universally pronounced to be the most diffuse and tedious ever heard on a similar oc- casion. ‘The facts to be stated were unusually simple and brief, yet it took Mr. Goschen nearly three hours to lay them before the bouse. The substance of the financial statement is that nearly ninety and abalf millions will be required to meet this year's expenditure, a great increase over last year, which Goschen attempted to justify. He was obliged to admit that consols are declining in popularity, which he regretted, as showing the certain decay of patriotism. He took no account of the decline in interest which has compelled thousands of persons to seek other investments. He sug- ented that the colonies ought to eon- tribute more to the national armaments, but judiciously refrained from p an: scheme with that end in view. AF estions were received with manifest coldness y the House. After much beating the air he eunouneed that he would bave an estimated ‘The porchase of Wallace's trotting for ¢140.000 was consummated, and ss econ as srTangementa can be made the entire plant, in- elodin, the “Monthly” and the Fie sanevel teaties f THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C. FRIDAY,: APRIL 24. 1891. “1 FOR_RENT—HOUSES. RK RENT—G21 P ST. ¥. WANTED_-SITUATIONS. ARMED MAN WITH feat ote ao eee as ie eis nto ears 7 ee DICKS AGI aids, laundress, sae eens east Fe WANTED—HELP. WwW a yy 2 Wage abet Ol 5 veqeiea A ANTE) ATE ati) ‘0 WORK ON COAT: W rat clase, ae GULL wih Tallor, covber belvand Gots. 2 y ANTED—A agees. FROM MAi 1 EE lady through confinement. FOR RENT—-HOUSES. R RENT—UNFURNINH: Or, FOR_RENT—ROOMS. __3.W 4 DELIGHTFUL or; southern ex- apt | ne. new FOR RENT—OFFICES NI—TWO HOUSES, CENTHALLY LO- ‘cated, will be leased for a terin of Sears, ond ar to suit tenants. either will rent one | secpya bap or both tor business purposes. THEO. (606 11th st. now. FOR RENT—STORES. LEABLE, ST cE CORNER OF, As Hite. nsw. er testectoneey boson. “ATaly ey a ies ye A Co. FOR RENT—STABLES. {OR RENT—STABLE, Xi rest of Hasatiton House 4 veniences. FOR yR_SALE--MISCELLANBOUS OR SALE-JUST ARRIVED, them three fine tuatched teams, sever Aue fhe. aan teh =a TYFEWRITER ASD ANTED—A YOUNG, P.O. Box Wine Jong experience fm ‘Grivers alec te 1 CLERK: sae TE Se NICHOLAS R SALE_DON'T FAIL To & photon. $}15 raven “G. $115. ‘HOUSE, a iganese Aprly on premises, NEWS TES ROOM HOUSES. Es T Gee Ear eT ARES 4 ea Fob Sa caniiages: WAGORE A 8 Ob cany terns. wondered Weer Wee hinston. FIVE DOLLARS MONTHLY —~\ | =" +: ge aeetetenanemed F.G. SMITH, 1 ioe __ SUBURBAN_ PROPERTY. _ JOR SALE—A 5-KOOM COTTAGE dy with stable and other, outhouse: jot 200% pig ‘altowether HANENT ENT PAYING OR RENT HANDSOMELY FURNISH fixht rooms and Were "| pesibi a i Fos auNT—br THOMAS E WACG AMAR. ED-NUMSE TO TARE CARE OF or Rte wust have food reference. Apply at 120 108k aN TEDACHAMB, Wn BS Fee ‘ANTED—A gap: clerk; must write a WEDE, A PLAGE “AS | ‘roos and chatuberwork: Hest references. SSS MPETENT SWEDISH noes Wotitcer in arve-atens family: bet of references MATD, COLORED, \. RELORET LADY STANTON ALLEY, tege and farnisu references, Call between 0 gad ‘S Saturday evening. 906 G st. “Apply at office of the FOR RENT—FLATS. ie RENT—FLATS OF Fiv Tyrant ae ‘A YOUNG COLORED BOY, 5 ke hime oS Be A ‘ANTED—A YOUNG aN xs ist w dresser inust cone well. recomended. THE PALAIS ROYAL. cor. Pu. ave. uid Tsth ote It ¥ TE AND Wire TED — WHITE | AND (COL eR caaNER. at = BOY ao LEARN 7a5 — PRINTING OF F1cE. olan Binet VV ANTED — IMMEDIATELY—THREE WAIST ‘and one skirt hand at 1345 ¥ st. Wager 1708, 3 RHODE. I 1s family of tree aduite; must being 7 ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED OOOK. WASHER ‘and ironer sieo @ cham! if ‘Both must be whive. ‘Apply 11U2 1 st. ANTED=A SETTLED COLORED WowaN 2 Private faunlly 5 Teterences. cali snd S o'clock, 1117 Ost. nsw. jt ANTED_A WHITE BOY ABOUT 14 YEARS cient” iat BN din the city; must give mood x wt ‘ANTED—CALL TO COOMBS & UO."S BUREAU gurses waiters men fue, ey Sieg wen ‘rom last, — an tee Hi Sa BURUAN Ee oe Bash of the country arouns of praverty ‘gar iothae 1 ate SY Tal YOUNG ENGLISHMAN, a i rite to Wr Bonstor ‘Staak RIGHT MEDICAE fo, travels coms ;OLORED Rte ROOMS, 422 0 ST. dad'ind DIS Lettie sis meat Sth ana Rate ae gee _SPIG-10_ 222 Ost. n.w., oppomtie Trani ‘ep and Este. aw G10, Tiiy references: fond’ stable, 48-4 DOR SALE VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UN IMPROVED PROPERTY ON GEORGETOWN offer for sale the desirable improved Ist, wd and 34 aa Tdoee teen north. Kot gfaes ide gard mi iz iN, Ws aT S TED 5 COMPARION, Bi panion to wuatietban’ or iavand, thoroushh See eee car ay OF E EX- {; ANTED_BY Spee ma DENTIST ences. Address G.P.Q., Star = y ANTED_ BY AN ENGLISHMAN: A PLACE 48 xardener of farmer: thoroush): rt ifis, Pairiax couney: ATION. WITH A PATENT axent,, Pr teehingcn atosat be}, Thurinee. leh, French. Pollan. Address’ ADs; ED-BY A YOUNG WHITI dest of references. Address JA! Are eye 5. Alin ltred st. Aj laupdivee for ¢ wood city. IEW ay K NEAR WAR oN TK ASHINGTO FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOUS ‘ALE-TEN SHAKES IN ORIENT A Catlatter sp.nrat SO TaD we Rh SALE—FINE HORSES 1 brown combination boree Years old. periectly sound and ‘Saddle and trots ast in harness. salunston ciareat Sameion, ete ae meskes Y. Gus athe we "ane at = ompiete stable. end ive sae ate Dit “ ations of ‘the other Waltorether the mont att The dinensions andl Mill appear trom the plats nald be made by parties desiring eitber © bo.we entitigns of ale, OUSE 13% JOTHST. N.W. EIGHT mw Si asldalen of ul and featles Yer faa under sa riers eonanas bigh sieht youre old; sound Black aghaganippianpepaontend fora pagaiciam or lady orisay sound and pentie, with ee Sore Srmnticin as to terms and 2 wlll be cheerfully furmiaied vWiLLiaM «. arthur pin, 7 a JAMES &, Raa Ez Ee 5 nen as EXPERIENCED "COLORED understand howe do shirte; dey {om = lB hop’ ear ath Ost aw 8 jon of the, on in For ull list calj at ore for tulietin era and tap-al THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. Loree, cobby built. ax 3 7s ‘ix years old; ‘Brown horse. ve years old. 16 hands high; sound and weutie ‘suitable for family oF wh PRz on Wray mares, 15 bands “Y'pait bay mares, 1536 hands: five and six years old; perlectiy ‘ound an@ gentle. | ‘horses are warranted as represented or money, ce THIRTEEN ACRFS ON THE 7TH OPPOSITE LEIGH TON SUBDIVISION OF WOODSIDE minutes’ walk of K. R. STATION end POST rolling ground end te Vantageously subdivided ate very Teterence required. -Aprig at Wratiane che Cour HANDS Al OB, Sana we ANTED—A GIRL NOT AFRAID OF ae TO ‘and assist in store; also a small girl between twelve and fifteen aa cash girl; good op- Call G15 7th st. sw. ANTED MAN 01 G00D_ ADDRESS 70, ea Hence in to ‘encrolling hel) tid in ook to fine Eat maa © geod oa YING TO DO IN aE te fainilies; can Tun all machines; can eysist in ‘Address 510 p21. WWANTED—PLaln Eich: gentle and TANTED-EMPLOYERS FOR EXPERIENCED ond polite avis ‘Also, ARTRERIGES Ce OPrice ANTED— SITUATIONS FOR COMPETENT hurses. cooks, honsekeeper,, (refined), seain- Porters, bakers kitchen, farm ole, persons, take chanee sted that oan be EAUTIFUE COTTAGE AT BROO! GOOD WATER: LARGE sTA- ARKIAGE MOUSE. 6 SQUARES FROM nk PER MONTH. wae WEAV! Se Poa FINELY MOUNTED ROCKY MOUN- i gua rare race almost extinct ; 7 ‘spectmen : race al : ror sns SALE—#15, INCU DBATOR AND BROODER: siren date ry bands. Dour) BURNIE -ANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY OF EXPERT ‘ence. position as pian:st at a summer resort ; cal 13 | furnish ‘rood reference, Audress G:F HOLLEY 9 oe WANTED-—-MISCELLANEOUS. ANTED—A LADY HAVING LARGE HOUSE ‘wouid like to take cha care and storage tar office. La ‘Two lots of anacteesch, only 5 minutes’ walk from Band wil as anon eta nae OT take fine sites (on country by 2 VS iat Penn. sve. saeehthvenanan 3 = TED A FIRST-CLASS PAPERMANGER BY ddress K. W. HENDI TCM Gttce rooms wi 607 F; ALBERT F. FOX, 0 F st. Om SALE_AT SA ROMNEY'S 1000 LST. Nw arm; Saicer sbout foro west? tof RCRINGTON COTTAGES. Severa! most attractive cottages in the District, desicned by noted architects; built in the most thor: ough manner, with every modern convenience, ly experies quired. “Apply at 1516 K WANTED IAN saan ‘experienced waist Ar are TO WATT UPON ren! lewian ; bet Of references requ! os 708 BALESA PORTABLE REVOLVING. OE Fearon {0F sellinug- aun building Vienna ovens. immediately at BLATK'S Bakery, 647M st. OR SALE—FINE SMALL HORSE, AE AND harness: horse sound and perfect'y Of all oblect@; ice driver oF rider tor aH or euild ‘be changed to seat two or four; uust sell; cam be seen Sunday. of some furniture, 1 lor the useof part. ception halls Peeatirully dee | sowerase. seated Asphalt street oe ‘Artemia water al ican mmanes frum she Departinent ly the Eckinstou ATELY — TWO ‘hands. R RENT — 1903 Droit Park, handsome house: frot HAREWOOD AVE. 7 47., Inquire a'r or of Bikhny & BIEN a = Fae two evenings & week for two or three i Bo Met. TASTED — TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT. ALL Kinds at reasonable terius; secure machine to guiwped city or country; sTED—AT HEADQUARTERS, WHITE AND a5 ee poem cooker wasters; ‘bartenders, for city andaway. BAML. A.CUUMBS Bl erected to suit. pure learn or to increase Re Atloutie bulldine. write tor circulars. SEI ‘OR SALE_STOCK, FIXTURES AND LEASE o 1 thorougufare. Address Box Lit, ene Ne oe fronting south on wi / ANTED TAT CTY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, chambermaide, nurses, Jaundresses, boys gudsober mien forall basin, ad these w 10 desire to Jeave the city tor the sumuuer- to secure & country On the eamiest terms in a = es “Call for cireular, examine suaay ict yourself. 7 ANTED—BY A RELIABLE WOMAN, WASHING to do at home, by the week or month. Call or address at 04 3d st. .w. ANTED IT ENO Ding; wives estimates 100 doors se ‘windows made to order. WANTED SELL fered, Enwliah mastifl doy i oF Pup im trade. “Address Ht iudia."s MADE BY BREWSTER OF . RENT_FURNISHED HOUSE; S50; can be seen FE SAE-T car yy: northwest: low runt; from May N THAT C.D. COLLINS, proiuptly to job- ass Of Work 5 screen on FAC a 72 Peau ‘aud beautiful fore dra CF. Qs ar otiees uttel fore iowa. 14 LEGANT ROSEWOOD = ae st ad $10 per month until ‘ator? cash and ‘honth until paid for” b SO EXCHANGE WARE ieee Pennsylvania avenue, OR SALES BIG LOT OF Excl ‘cheap if taken at once. 1115 ANTED— ra nda tet Bexpe asd ‘one xood juust thoroughly understand the business. Apply 1106 ( Wate TM MEDIA ELY that understands RENT— st, str & Ar... 845 SUS 25 OE AE THE GREATEST THIS CITY-TWENTY-SIX ACRES One of the most bea BI Baboayy | Ni Ait <3 A SINGLE MAN ‘about the ice cream HSCHMEKTZ, aps ELL THOROUGHBRED REGIS- € Nese ewe: 3 | pox SALE a i and outina ines Gpecailed esky tsisnce cn, tase AN ew York are. SOR SALE_IN THE A wo Sof an acre: Broom’ house, NW; 8 ROOMS. A ews oaMAN, OR _RENT—A GNALL NEW HOUSE TN THE ished : all mode: ROBERTSON 1515 H ot, i nodern inaprovemente: in, confectionery Lusiness. Caterer. Lyncuburx, Va. Joeation; rent iow. VANTED—A BOY TO MAKE HIMSELF (UBE- ful in technical laboratory: preferred, Apply 1024 Uth st.. upstairs, & ANTED-FIRST-CLASS OFFICE MAN TO AB- Liberal I | Tastee ‘CATERER TO TAKE CHARGE OF ‘dining room and kitchen in a suburban hotel. OUNTRY, Star office. WES hugh school pupil sant cst & Ssessesat By MOST DESIRABLE TEN-ROOM ‘deep yard contain- On Q st. near be > # % RSALE—1 LIGHT ONE-HORSE COUPELETTE, mad doctors buses. 1 no-top surrey. 1 set coupelette srood condition ; 1 Byes, S years old: = perfectly sound and gentle: ‘rel dwelling, with a ime fine fruit trees: lot 120 eet dest! iuakine i enpeciaily attractive and ‘summer; 865 per month. K. A. PHIL- 4 i “ANTED—A WHITE WOMAN To DO GENERAL trou hoosework i small faa m ee be ] OR SALE_HPA’ CARTERS Pol Jots in Brookiand, niversity Heturhts and vicinit; : mt thriving suburb of | Washiucton building. Picturesque s-eners shed. Otwervatory affording most extensive wiew hext to monument. Fiecant new stone stat at LARDNER'S, 419 Giatclu Halls and see's aa ‘improvements; apeast” AND , BASEMENT tev. doors, trom street ‘are price, AT EEP Y sour onder at J.D. belies Seach % ETELED Y FOR DRESSM. for one of our nobby serge suits; to order cue, who understands cutting. St ‘the country ; references Berryville, Clark county. ANTED—A Gli, TO COOK, WASH AND DO work family. Pennsylvania ave. RENT_2225 THIRTRENTH ST. 3 A castily fu: nished : May 1 to December 1, to desirable parties without children: apls.or Foe RENT-811 ZisT Sr. Brainard st. reseae ‘Wy anreD-nounnrees WILE FIRD OUR Siorage rates very low | we hat short notice. here, 28 it $8 oy care or B. and O. trains. Of cost to purchasers section put it un our bands. have, first-class up: Sneha FINE MAKE FULL SiZEPAR- used buta short the by careful balance to ‘Deeds in best legal form free Ir you lave business im this it BuOUKS Mie ie st. j 0: part cash and ‘ON REN T—520 AND 523 2 OERCHANGE WalizRooms, 913 Pennsyivania avenue. SET TAY bad rE RCHANGEABLE ires ant sen gy Tt ts our specialty Toei and H sts.n.w. 8. G. TRUBLER § Co. Jet p ee ta Ea a Ep-100 ALL, To KNOW THAT WE of odds and enn in cieurs by the STAND. oll Ta. ave. JANTED-MADAME WASHINGTON'S DRESS cutting scale just Jearn to cut accurately ; are, immediately plac them at the school U1 ANTED WELLS DE ;OR RENT—TO WHE 0 new houses: 4 rooms snd Kitchen: ladens: POR SALE On mouth, pen oures sazue loration. Dox SALE ACHES ON BEN at ROAD; short distance beyond South Brookland apd neat Ruined station (at 4 greet taneain REDFORD Ww. WALKEK & 8 mdm SICKLE’ cb RB vpeankitctoe, nsburs road. = DA = om MAN (WHITE) 223, doae, fountain ust be meat in appearance understand the business; Iie sin “Adarees SUDA WATLM, bias office address and references. oy aiture, or 94:5 Pe ave.. oF ne sat this system: Ca R SALE —RARE CHANCE — MAGNIFICENT dark rosewood square grand piano; good as Rew: very rich tone; tne SUBURBAN SET. wetsty lots lett. Tews We been Feserved in the nat Geaursbie parte of the ‘SPiteen traiss ay hore 2 eae, Post office, E a ariel 3W . ATTRAC- agement, bay-windw rick: 0 ing, alley, SOS BRt i DOK KENT — 1443 U ST. ONE OF THOSE LIT: Ue xems of houses: 7 rooms and bath, handsomel pared throwshout, concrete cellar; ror REN T1224 NEW ms and bat one mTOR E'S 108 RENT Ae FST FRISTOE’: & _ SIMPSON 5TH ST. N.W.: 8 ROOMS AND cellar: mod. imps: 4 rooma'sn hee Boe, FRISTOE & SIMPSON, 1338 F st. oN Pignraesre ST. NEAR I N.W., EW FOUR-8TO! i ceateas seas . gxcellent Becht beautiful style: scale full iron plate: Tarranteny cow! €306.” Can PUMPS FOR ALL rae faith ot story prices F vy." MOFFAT, Bladensburg, WASTED-FIRST-CLASS WOMAN FOR GEN- Siti Rowsework sm samall tenuis; no washin ust be thoroughly coupetent;, bring references, ‘ANTED—A ¥O ‘been bulit and occupied.” Fs rr ways, express traivs omy forty minut felerraph, express, schools, clurches, good beigh iors, i mare Tknown summer resort wit Mais ox, the we-known, wan + ‘side of the railroad. "These ra offer for ane range iron put un gue your own, water, e¥ery conve resden-e Wasbingwoo ‘OH REN TB Fretn'sd NG MAN ABOUT 18 a ot ace with « tair Anowledge, of Lookk ANTED [EVERYBODY TO HAVE. ot HEIR penman and briny good references, men St ieee ester fae rfittand #, ead fogund soe THE PIANO EXCHANGE WARE ROOMS, ‘The Leading Piano House, 913 ee avenue. cottages, on Gatmont low winch oe #500) and bave a fromiage of 100 text fourth cash; balance Obe and two years, ‘and ten-acre lots fronting on Frederick and icew and will take ‘show them the lots, s-2w WARKEN C1 7 SALE—AT TAKOMA— SEVERAL WELL Jorate;l ote in sub of the Grammar Fisce, tis sie EKe'bon, 1000 Fa. See ae Bist road: 9, short die. tance east wereity : located and well sdayted for subdivision ‘ad's for a sanitanun or pubiie institution. JNO. F. WAGGAMAN, ch and G sis. FOR RENT— ROOMS. {OR RENT—FURNISHED—WITH GOOD BOA cheerial second-story, three. windo sews closets, south and changed. “Tore Teth stb. we ‘OR RENT—FINE LARGE ROOM WITH TWO small communicati floor: a party of ientioiuen er Tooms. “2077 Ist. ‘OR RENI—1922 I ST. furnished room: | es Seite Sa oi) aay vamiaater ANTED- FOR ows T 00., Every stable: be ) ANTED GRAZE oun HORSES, ae meals a day and wrocining, Bent tor ana returned irew: ree. ‘ANTED-4 XDUNG- LADY FOR OFFICE, 4 ALG MOuGAN wTbaM LACNDIY, Bir ‘pins. Fes SALE DUST, Yak. 12 Bet oe RK SALE—VERY CHEAP_A BEAUTIFUL TH’ Fetgrednding horse Appi at BiB Containine's sixteen larve rooms and two bath rooms; fifre Rouse ip Rrstclawe ordor- 4 yw room: laree exposure; references ex- GENERAL WORKMAN. Bianuiacturing Jeweler. 005 78 st, ‘opposite sy oftice. poh ar siceoe -EOoME-DODE Lomi Ty) ea incr Toons on fourth peF month with board SOE PALE NICTOR BATETY BIGYOLE AND Apply to 8. T SMITE | of ‘outfit coupiete bet! Wat. and OR SALE-BLACK MAKE THOROUGHBRED: Fahd bands bich ; went sal Foams ee Sea (GH SALE-CHEAP Fox sion-top surrey. Apply apa LOCATION ; t st. nw. Janitor on Premises), om Parlin irown-sions labasent dwelt wit onal: Bank Building, “andl ley upon’ Wlist Teasonable tens. uwended tenant can secure suine. QR MENT 1011 MST NW. 15. TS, TWO bath to will rent upon very reasonable B.w., Grooms, all ints, only S180, Ist. in.w., 4 rooms, was and water. Ba sti W. (Corner), O rooms all F Nou W22-3t* Room 10, Central National Bani ae TREee NEW BRICKS; SIX- Room Teonvenient to flectie carts h Captzol at. LM. BAUND Eis a eco, BW; BEAUTIFULLY first und second floors, sincle or iy cool, north and south exposure: letely appointed; very low ANTEDOGTEAM CARPET CLEANING AND ¥ zenovating works :feather | ‘ED-A_ WHITE GIB wood for driving oF yANTED—A WHITE GIRL TO COOK, WASH Address oF apo ‘and iron. Inquire 1516 K st. n.w. y ANTED—ASMITH ON CARRIAGE AND WAGON PinboE Ss hat, Weat ANTED_THOSE WISHING EMPLOYMENT IN the finest tam ee + B¥e white and ten colared cook! OAMENT BUREAU, 82 W ANTED LADY 7 AGENTS EVERYWHERE: E aR. irs Ne Be Lia. RENT-Ol ATH STW HANDSOME Rarlor suite of sitting room and inted: house and location ceuisybie ‘business center ; small pri iy; ters for the sunmner. 83 ‘work ; also two peed not apply. COU) bington. ‘New York ave. nw. LADY TO GET ONE OF eras rin eMacl AuEENCHE pe ‘wand itu end Pu.ave. ANTED HORSES TO WINT Ri TWENTY senso Peay sh COUNTRY BOARD. (OK RENT SA SMALL. Ee Baan cheap PELET; PERSON ABO Teavins the city SUL pl ats sacrifice; can be seen at W. F. GEYER'S, 406 OR SALE STOC SS OF ASMALL and provision sture, cheap or address J. ELLIS, 120 Pot ee Be et ~ "on which will begin this sum mer une of the choicest ocaticus for su arangements have been made bartice desirous of inayecting the Deughts can be cou- Neyed out every pleasant OE HENTUNFUENISHED PARLOR AND TWO Kitchen, Tanger’ bath, hot ani cold waters tor $30 per month; central location. 619 F st. u.w. ENT_S,W. COR. MASS. AVE. AN Set. ne fone Foowue: modern iniprovemente: lectric belie, cabinet mantel; house in a quot Sanita condition. changed. a Fons SALE—PIANOS PACKED. MOVED, SHIPPED to the Sohiuer Piano Agency, RCH & CO. Pianos for rent wed Mth at iGO WO! $54 Sold ca tstalmente, ane 4. So D4 y SouNsTON, 2OR SALA TOT OE SAS GEROARD SHOE new , suitable for florist, Sc. GR REST ha NERY DPSTHABLE cr SOOM 438.H st. n.w. vodern, 945; near pension office. Apply at 712 FIVEROOM VOTTAGE 3 minutes rom depot, “Ad: care of Ca. L War AETEDN THE COUNTRY of Waphngtons for ‘Address J... Bt 7 ANTED_—A COACH OR CARRIAGE PAINTER 18 N. Capitol st. Y KELLER. ap22s* WWANTED — AGENTS, MeN OR Women, TO tern LACE CURTAINS on install. = iS malo FOR THE SUM- oF partly 90; must or ‘the Use oF NEW Soeur, HOUSE; Room 8. 1010 F speek ‘OR RENT—MAY 1-A LAKGE AND SMALL room ; unfurnished or partly front southern exposure Teg deb st ae DAMSEA farnished hls OR RENT—TWO-STURY AND CLEA = Foouw house 73? 4th st. s.e.; uew. ona be divi goats eee OR RENT A DESIRABLE ROOM S-STORY WHITE NURSE ron oa saogthe old bel pusst bave gnices and be willins 10 yate Bot. ne ANTED—A Goon B —— - v1 Ape e SE SILI ta ‘ANTED—LADIES axp (SB ONE-HORSE WAGON; used short titue: Wery thing for ‘Ty HEDMAN. (10 Lersve new arse. DR SALE—SIDE BAR SURREY WITH Tor xcelient condition. 224 I st. n.w. ape: FOr SALE REFRIGERATORS. BABY. CAKEI- ‘axes, matting, furniture, bedding ther house— month Se Foe SMEs now: cost GSt5T must tog tee ia re cunt $25, must ugw Ue wold for RESIDING IN CECIL COUNTY, aD, ON ill take & few For san SALE FIRGT-CLa butter merchant: \ iB RENT_TWO NI FURNISHED ROOMS: te, with separately or en ye convenient distance churches. references ie, Cecil county, ROH FOUR PERSONG CAN BE. OB ie pe ae 5 UMMEN BOARD HEALTHY LOCATION FLEAS. gRtToons; cool nights. Dury mountain water: taken. 8. E. McCULLOH, Frostburg, Md. af: EDERS Ca BEACCOMMODATED ‘rabbing and = leo post office, ral i ‘OR RENT—Two UNYURNISHED ‘ROOMS, OF ‘ides convenient size, on frst ‘opposite patent ofice:ssleo baseiment room, suitable for omer a OUNG MEN WISH- R RENT — THREE PARILY rooms on second floor suitable for Ii 5 bath: $10 per inomth. 805 East Capitol os a TWENTY ees FRom Ba ‘Foom cottage; oak grove ; fruits; stable; city ed oF atthe furuiare 2S Th st. nw. FINE-TONED, Bi ‘warerooms of Hi tons to eae = K RENT FIRST AND, GECOND, FLOORS, UREN T1a5000 completely furnished for = cluding nem and china: ter at asine price: star office E (OR RENT—1617 Tt BT. cellent board: new house, new sonavle rates; ail home pri ORCORAN ST. N. W. ; -ROOMB, ht housekeeping, in- Deranonth 1n- warrant satan wae, >for the summer, with Address ‘COI Froyeuients ‘Ment, 940. Sy, ME NOMEN, sues BOAR i SALE—HORSES| HORSES! HORSEST E other carioad of ane Virginia pair Inares’ well broken ce of dvabie: tito one fine bay carriage Soe BNE Se FQ SSE STOKE AND FIXTURES. 113 5 5 Feria «> Qh per wees. ‘Saree wet bonne fusion War sion Mayioterooe, Mla, Wt horses. WASTED. A JOUNG MAN WITH SOME EX very fine large Percheron, ood salary to right one. horse: « fair tral feed as ed Fear of O12 Get. B. OR RENT FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, yagi ‘rout rooua: bath MMER BOARD PLE, ps La oe pare water, mountain air, healt E apebe-ae' 7 ANTED—WOMEN FOR. PHTLAD ‘waiters, me ri dairy tnd kitchen ban sitions: wysbeat wereg; only, el WED DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT BU- 7 COUNTRY 80! ‘housekeep ae | Re somutaniceling secon stor Sod closets ‘on’ same’ floor Navy place s.0., 4r. ee am RENT—BY BO. REAL tate and Insurance ee and F'sts.n.w. of vig, ec. beat R SALE—AT A BARGAIN MATCHED PAIR Those aw. Scunamn Teuton th ion at gentleman leav: nction an be seen at WOOD'S Fe ok SALE-CASH BARGAINS. R RENT—FURNISHED—10 WaRNILEMEN, Janee, besutital bay-windzw Neck basement ranlent to care and henlic F oan oe aoks seeccom et to railroad e e for norses and car ix trains each way ire. D.H., Monkton, \imore county, Mu." City references. “apli-swe BUSINESS CHANCES. y ANTED — TO BORROW $500 AT 6 PEK CEN Plt "--haenmmdnasvensbasany )-Addreee 3.2 ‘FOE SALE-70 Low fee te p age rooms on Ssturday,’ Aj Stable, 120 Mat” Stent é & Le] crerniient, printer Nreterences. Neusoved 10 100 gid New Sereey ave. uw. \NTED- DETECTIVES IN EVERY LOCALSTY Wes ork “union 0 eS Ss TNSURANGE SOLICITORS oa Dill ‘im at oon 3 D—-AGENTS aye ties aE mettre %E Go, Provideae WANTED HOUSES (TED-TORENT A eee HOUSE IN V fe yorthwest section FOR BENT — UNFURNISHED — TWO LARGE 3 Nery desirable for sume north and south. 32 Faw RENT_—O44 22D BT. Fatah erent style Vea are THREE SECOND-STORY ae Sininutes walk ito dpone' ber = to sulteve ev BRENT SIX NICELY, ; FURNISHED ROOMS a delightful irom Cupid references imrieet Ea Sees i | Pt avi ark aes = SALE BILLIARD woot w58 TABLES; fair business; will sell at business. Py — GROCERY ae eee panties W Q22#D-AN AGENT FOR cHICAGO INVEST. Soles a x hPa aia Mais AR FREE OF e one i UNF UK, ROOMS. SIN- uth, 7 ak oo RT_TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS Om ise NGF | Frog “children mie 8 P. ora weitere tile or R RENT—TWO ‘suite, 24 3 heat; was; hot bath; two ‘ST. Fs RENT ORS B.0. HOLTZMAN, 20th an Fets.n.w. BENT FURNISHED — ‘circle, 12r....——| 1332 Ret, 10r, UNFURNISHED, aero ANTED_BY A RESFON ., the care PESO NAL ANTED=BY A WOM ‘aptia ERSTANDS ‘sttend forall My 2a wl . a from last employer. 1B FRENTE MST. N eae handsomely. Pate; Sret-laus et ‘HAN: icin south ‘large =e — WANTED—ROOMS.