Evening Star Newspaper, May 1, 1891, Page 4

jalthough they were burned to a eris THE WEECK AT WAKING. egimony Given Before the Coroner's Jury Veaterday. APYIDAVITS STRMITTED BY ENGINEER GROFF —OTHER TEST: AND ENGINETR OF TIE FREIGHT TRAIN FOUND ‘To HAVE BEEN GUILTY OF GOSS CARELESSNESS. Special Correspon:lence of The Evening Star. Wanixe Statiox, May 1, 1891 The only body that has not been recovered fom the wreck is that of Engineer Elliott of he express train, which was known as train fo. 1. His son was at the scene of the disaster arly in the day yesterday and remained there Uday ina vain endeavor to find the body of ris father. It was stated that soon after the fatal collision Engineer Elliott's body was seen Imost directly beneath his engine, so that if here is anything of it yet remaining it is probably in the ditch which was besile the The track was thrown over this ditch, hich was filled with oats from one of the arned cars, and if his body is there the trains ¢ now passing over the spot where it lies. The workmen mave little or no effort yester- y torecover the body, but spent the day jouling the broken cars on the gondolas, and it will probably not be until tomorrow that they will open the trench and look for the oe e Mr. Elliott, jr., procured the whistle lever rom his father's (Lares which was no doubt he last part of the machinery that was ited by the deceased, and he took it to his ¢ in Baltimore last night. THE COKONER AND 118 UR The time set for the inquest yesterday was but at that hour there were oniy a few of be jurymen at the station. When Magistrate Musser, the coroner, arrived, he learned that rs not arrived from ion, and he determined to Frait for thers. Tn. the meantime tho jurors arrived and !oitered about the station for nearly wo honrs, and finally, after considerable trou- Je, a sufficient number responded to hear the lestimony an? decide the case. Mag.strate ghty-three years old and weighs 30 or 300 pounds. He bad a law under bis arm, and he stated in advance hat he would minke as thorough an investiga- tiun as he could and would meet every re- tirement of the law. He tcck his seat under an apple tree on a log nd as many of the jurorsand railroad men as | the pieces of timber would accommodate were fortunate toget seats. A large majority of,them hadto remain standing and keep moving as the sun's rays reached around the tree. ‘Three waiches were found in the debris yes- terday, and two of them indicated the hour of | g streets, fronting oO feet ie % g 0 feet cn § street, brought 4.073;, the exact minnte the aceident occurred. | o5\conts per foot” ‘They were purchased by 8 SCRAPS OF CHARRED LETTERS. 8. Henkle. A postal clerk spent the day there yesterday and recovered a number of burned locks, «ome keys and other arpicies which were of no value. Many Lurned letters were scattered abont and | some | pieces were found which could be read almost as casily as though they had never been in the | flames. One letter found was addressed to “A. W. Cottrell, secretary, auditor's office.” Baltimoré and Obio Detectives Wirtz and | Hutchinson were both at the wreck Tuesday. They were on the express and had it not been would undoubtedly have perished inthe flames. In saving the latter able assixtance was ren- dered by a colored porter. Clerk Peacock was caged in the wreck, as it were, and it was only by tearing away some of the broken material that the men were able to pull him from the wreck before the flames reached him. Although badly injured himself Peacock did | i not forget his comp he said was, “Go suve Burdette.” but the latter was dexd and his body had been earried to the | sick for several weeks, is out again. frame tovi house. CONDUCTOR PETTICORD'S TESTIMONY. When the coroner began the investigation Conductor George 8. Petticord of the express was the first witnes« sworn. Hesaid that the accident happened about 4:10 and that his train was about one minute late. He to meet No. 6 at Dickerson’s. Both theexpress and the fre ti That train,” said the conductor, meaning the freight. “had no right there.” Witness explained the rules of the company, which required the freight train to clear the track ten minutes before the time for the pas- senger train to reach a given point. Witness was acquainted with be Elliott and was on the road with the latter more | I than twenty years ago. cial entertainment. The following program As he closed his testimony the condactor re- | Was rendere?: Veeal solo, “Gleaning, ” by Dr. marked, “I could give better evidence than | Filictt of the War Department; _ address, that;" whereapon the coroner called him back | Mr. E. P. Hanna: contralto solo. “Old and instructed him that he bad been sworn to | Madrid Miss Law; —_recits “Wm. tell all be knew of the affair. Brown,” Mr. John Tweedale, address, Mr. Then the conductor made a further explana- | H.C. Tanner. vocal solo, ‘“Rose-Marie,”” Dr. tion of the rules of the company and added: Fllictt: address, Mr. J. W. Anderson: recita- “It was gross negligence on the part of the crew of the freight. dale. Daniel Hildebrant, the baggage master. gave | Tetaries of War and Agriculture for their evidence of his having teen thrown acroms the | CoTrtesy in allowing the association the nse of car on his back by the coming together of the | ‘lags, flowers, &c. wains. TEE SCENE? FOLLOWING THE COLLISION. Detectives Hutchinson and Wirtz then de- scribed the scene that followed the collision and told of what was doue to relieve the woanded. od Detective Wirtz said Groff, the freight famp, 20d he repliet He also assisted in gett wreck. James Moore, the satchman at the station, was in the hollo~ 4. the pump house when the accident he pened. He heard the express whistle om the other side of the bridge. He did not know that the freight wus near there. _ dames Willams, operator at Washington function, testified to orders he gave to Con- ductor Amey and Engineer Groff of the freight, bat no: them were against the express. The coroner was under the impression that the conductor had full charge, but in answer to an inquiry one of the officials of the road said that both conductor and engineer are charged with the same responsibility. ‘This witness also —- the rules of the e Hi. Harrison, agent and 0 ington junetien y BRAKEMAN SHAW'S EVIDENCE. F. L. Shaw, brakeman of the freight, testified that he was in the rear of the train and he knew they were behind time, but he did not know whether the conductor and engineer had received orders against the express or not. “The train,” he said, “ought to have pulled fn at Germantown.” They passed Germantown at about 4 o'clock. He beard the express whis- Ue blow down the track for Clopper's, and after Vhat he heard two whistles near the bridge. “This man was in the rear of the train when he heard the whistle, remarked Mr. Post,who ‘was representing the company. “and the engi- neer and fireman should have lieard the whistle also, as they were much nearer the exprees than the brakemon. Brakeman Wels also gave evidence. He seid that when the train reached Germantown | be was holding down the brakes for the siding, | but the engineer whistled “up brakes” and the conductor threw out his hand to move on. | ENGINEER GROFY'S AFFIDAVITS. Mr. Post then produced two affidavits made | by off, who was on’ the freight. Engineer Groff is now at his home in Balti- more suffering from the effects of his injuries. ‘The first atfidavit reads ax follows: “I was en- ineer on engize 46% when the collision oc- that he as’ r, why he didn't have time.” Miller out of the Henry 8 curred and Curtis Elliott and others were Killed. My own watch was ont of or ter and my | ugine was run by the conductor's tine, and he | told me a lively ran would reach Gaithersburg | ahead of both express trains, but a» the place | where the eellision occurred i= several milesdis- | tant from Gaithersburg the conductor's watch weil ax my own must have been out of order @eecond one. made yesterday ior follows: “He was engineer on engine No. 468 when the collision occurred, and in addi- tion to bis affidavit made on’ the 29th day of April states that he and Conductor Amey com- red watches at Bernesville grade and affiant nd that his watch indicated 3 p. m. and the | conductor's watch about $13 p. m., and the time cecupied in running thence to Penstock, Waring station, was abont twenty-five minutes, aad he remained there about tive minutes, when the collision cecurreé. From the time | aitiant and Amey compared watches they were | Doth on the engine until the collision occurred Affiaat’s engine was blowing off «term at Pen- sock; afient had no orders agsiast train wi THE VREDICT. This concluded the testimony and the jury, after nearly an hour's deliberation in the woods, returned a verdict “That the enid Samuel G. Burdette, postal clerk on train No. 1, came to his death in a collision at Waring station by neglect of and disobedience of printed rules of the railroad company by Conductor John Amey Enginegr Henry Groff, both of second sec- © own risk, as he would fight them in the courts as long as he had | yesterday were as follow: for them Postal Clerk Burdette’s body would | 6¢.; good, 5 to 5!¢e.; medium, 44 to 5e. have been cremated and Postal Clerk Peacock | mon, 3 to 4c. Te. 5 to 6c. $20 to #45 Market good. sold for Allen C. Clark part of square 112, front- nion and the first thing | Geo. W. had no | Association of this city was held last evening orders against the freight train, but had orders | at ite new quarters, 1327 F street northwest, which were handsomely and tastefully deco- ight were running on schedule | rated with flags and flowers for the occ: Abont one hundred and fifty stenographers were present. Mr. D. F. Murphy. Sir. B. W. Hanna, first vice president of the association, presided. oth Groff and | After a few items of business had tion, “Down at the Capitol,” Mr. John Twee- this afternoon at 3:30 from his late resi- Ipdance, N was eighty-eight years of age and had been a resident of this city for over fifty years and an aid not |employe of the first auditor's office of the Treasury Department for the past fort; years. able resolutions. were adopted showing the the affection ry hi associates in effice, and tendering to his fiaily their warmest sympathy in this their day of tronble and oldest in point of service of any employe in that burean and was said to be noble fidelity to duty and of unblemished char- acter, a man whose kindly dis all his associates as his friends a friend by all who associated with him; to spoken: who, though he carried the weight of years far beyond man’s allotted term, pre- served the mental strength of manhood und jail and gave him fifteen days | jury found a verdict of not guilty. THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C. FRIDAY, MAY 1, 1891. THREW A TEACUP And Uad to Pay Five Dollars in the Police Court for So Doing. ‘There was lively scene in the dining room of the Spanish legation yesterday afternoon when several of the female servants were at dinner, Louisa Bonnet and Lizzie Paul being the ones who figured in the affair. Yesterday was Louisa’s last day at the lega- tion and Lizzie spoke to her in a manner well caleulated to excite and tantalize her, and in her undertaking she succeeded admirably. Louisa became greatly excited and hot words passed between them until a teacup went through the sir with considerable force. Louisa threw the cup and it landed against Lizzie’s eye, inflicting a painful wound. Johanna Fleck, a young girl who went to work in the house yesterday, witnessed the ffair and she became frightened and left when she saw the cup thrown. Lizzie procured a magistrate’s warrant for Lonisa and she was arrested and held at the fourth police station last evening. This morn- ing she was taken to the Police Court, where Lawyer Sillers defended her. He claimed that she was exempt irom arrest and prosecution on account of her employment, but inquiry de- veloped the fact that she was not shielded by her diplomatic relations The little woman was then tried and she ad- mitted that she threw the cup, but claimed that it was in self-defense. Judge Miller thougat she had no right to throw the cup and fined her #5. Lawyer Sillers asked that the court # sentence, saying that the woman only Dut the judge said that he had made the pen- alty light and she would have to pay it. ens GEORGETOWN. Yesterday Leonard Mackall, attorney for the estate of Brooke Mackall, deceased, sold, through Thomas Dowling, the following real estate situate in Georgetown, D. C.: Lot 111 in square 71, fronting 41 feet ‘on 90th street, to Henry Matthews: at €1.38 per foot. Lot 112, square 71, fronting 46 feet on 30th street by a depth of 68, to Jno. H. Roberts at 91.53 per foot. Lot 904 in aquare 109, fronting 60 feet on High by a depth of 85 feet on R street with the improvements thereon, consisting of a large brick building known as the “Yellow Tavern,” to 8. 8. Henkle for €4,000. The lots at the southeast corner of 33d and R, frontmg 70 feet on R by_« depth of 130, were also Knocked down to Mr. Henkle at 60° cents per foot. ‘The property at the northwest corner of 34th and Q streets, fronting 50 feet on Q street by a depth of 100, was purchased by R. A. Phillips for 51 cents. The lots at the southwest corner of 34th and Brooke Mackall, the sor. of the late owner of the property, claims the beet title, and yester- day printed notices were pasted by him on every piece of property offered for sale stating | that he was the true and lawful owner and in possession and that the sale was without au- thority, and those who bought did so at their dollar. THE CATTLE MARKET. Sales at the cattle market at Arlington, Va., Cattle—Best, 534 com- _Sheep and lambs—Lambs, 5 to ; spring, 7 to 10e.; sheep, 3 to 63¢c.: calves, Ten cows and calves were sold from NOTES. Bradley & Casilear, real estate agents, have ing 573¢ feet on 3ist street by a depth of 132, to jear for $—. Mr. 5. Thomas Brown, who has been quite Mrs. C. Kuhn, an old resident of town, died lay at her home on 3st street at an ad- ‘The Stenographers’ Association. The first meeting of the Stenographers ion. In the absence of the president, ba grets were received from Mr. Murph; rland and other prominent stenographers. en dis- psed with the meeting wax given up to so- A vote of thanks wos given to the Sec- —_——— TheJ-*© Geo. W. Fales. The fur *cai of Mr. Geo. W. Fales took place ». 221 $d street southeast. Mr. Fales three ‘A mecting of the officers and employes of that bureau was held yesterday, when suit- th which he was regarded He was oldest in number of years aman of ition embraced nd was held whom and of who: no unkind word was ever Kept in bia heart the light and sweetness of youth. “In rexpect to his memory the first auditor's office was closed today at 3 p. m., by permis- tion of the Secretary of the Treasury, for the urpose of allowing the employes to attend his haneral The second trial of the colored man, Walter jelson, who was arrested for stoning Thos. McCarty and William F. Rollins, driver and condnetor on an Anacostia street car, resulted in a verdict of guilty of assault. Judge Miller sentenced the prisoner to six months in on the farm for being disorderly. In this case the facts were plain and the prisoner had no witness to support his testimony. Ju Miller was satisfied beyond a doubt that | prisoner was guilty aud he could not under- stand why the first jury could not agree, as there was no excuse for the reement. ‘The second jury was out but « few minutes be- fore they returned with the verdict, and they did not see any excuse for recommending the prisoner to the mercy of the court. Se Thomas Chiffelle’s Funeral. The funeral of Thomas P. Chiffelle, who died so suddenly on Monday last, took place yester- day afternoon from the Scottish Rite Sanctuary on G street. The Masonic services (Rose Croix) were held and the body, escorted by the Rose Croix Knights, was taken to Arlington and there buried. The deceased was a rand master and a member of Potomac Lodge. fre wasa thirty-second degree Mason ot. member of Potomac Commandery, Knights | Templar. eee era ‘The Chinaman Acyvitted. In the Police Court, Judge Miller, yesterday Yee Wah, a Chinaman, who runs a laundry at 624 D street northwest, was tried by jury for keeping 1 disorderly house from the Ist of Jan- uary to April 22, when the place was raided by Officer Block. Mr. Mullowney appeared for the government and Mr. Joseph Shillington for the defendant. imony, both for and against the defendant, was beard and the A good deal of testi W ences and wood set of t SITUATIONS. FOR RENT—ROOMS. FOR _RENT—HOUSES. __ _FOR _RENT-- \NEC W 432ED.A COMPETEN ‘other need apply. L231. before 6 p.m. ANTED—AT 0 ONCE GOg e DEESBM AREA; } ave., upstairs: call GIRL TO Do Weckhemdyagrers dont Seok, oe WwW’ ee FIRST-CTASS pone oa = HOTEL On ELgOn to industry, sobriety, avy! ly Ww Ren W ANTED_A GIRL OR SETTLED WOMAN FoR weneral housework im a small family’ So the richt party. Apply at once fo So ANTED—EXPERIENCED WAIST HAND AND assistants on skirts and waists, At 102) 17th st. Wars GOR MANGLE HAND. FRANK: WAIN STEAM LAUNDRY. 500 Lith st. news TE W/ASTED_* DRUGGIsT WITH 4 THOROUGH Knowledve of pharmacy in all its branches to take ‘entire cunere fof a mew store in a Sra e a8 1a SUBIC Saromre my lt W ASTED_ONE EXPERIENCED SLEEVE HAND 3 waist lands: none but those experienced ly. T. W. GRIMES, 1737 De Sales st. nw." TANTED_WHITE GIRL. TO TAKE CARE OF need \ chid and ‘inake herself ‘generally useful. Must know how to sew and Lave best city references. HENDERSON MOSES, 1750 ea WANTED’ First ho other need appl after G p.m. at 1123 Lith WaArtep J EST-C py to B. KESTERMA Wie worsted LASS COLORED COOK itast stay at night, fal rere tT 7 th stn w. at TWO YOUNG SALES LADIES WHO some experience ina ladies" furnishing fancy etores "Apply at OOS ith stn. Ww. It W WHITE AND COLORED COOKS, ee, Matters teticen waitress, —— ae kitchen maida. butlers rs “oo ap eis Teh a. ders, dairyhelp. DiC! J ANTED—AT HEADQUARTERS, WHITE AND colored cooks, latindress, chamhéruaids, nurses, men cooks, wat , belimen. bartenders, farm, ay yandaway. SAML. A. COOMBS &: eo. w Sie CLERK WHO HAS HAD x. “usion bisiness under old law. nC writing. — ee building. 2 who lives with parents and is eal eee Pa. ave., SPALDING'S AG APPLY TO at NTED—TEN GOOD LATHER: RK. P. CARPENTER, 1008 25th st. nw. J ANTED—A SETTLED COLORED Wo. \ I, wash and iron for sual faiuily forclenicn work. CITY INTELLIGENCE OF TIC minster, Sd. Apply to Sirs. sox ae Inne | DURAND SHACKLEFORD, Prop o0s bat, = Baus after 7 p. ue require. “myi-a | _aps-ot | WANTED- ANTED-—SITUALLUN BY AST-OLASS eet aeaemcn are cee STS oe ag jing to leave city bse" | Mont ES ay eR ply until Sunday iss ¥. ie at" sal ry W ANTED—BY A COLORED WOMAN, PLAGE AS hamberinaid or as plain cook: wiliing to leave city. “Apply at ISLS Mst.' mw. my det We ANTED-BY a LOUNG WHITE wouay. ‘situation as ¢ |FOR S ALE--MISCELL. ANEOUS Ok RENT—TWO BACK SEOOND - FLOOR INCLUDING PIAN: aamre ose: rent “to ‘suite Perea ag Sedo rer | pearcirle a LE = Sram ns Syaefersnan time Fapehe es Sonia. Apis a Lovis esau eres EYECTESANT, Star ofice, i othe me wen myl- JOR RENT_A NICE SIX-ROOM Hi on « gig a} oor & = “3, | Pek sabe stock AND FIXTURES OF eat. oR RENT iaekateg, pagan ar ON SD youths panting ue . arm | E eroceey Swill sell chew rw he Seana eee alae oY Bek = SS remeemie Hoe SP or unit my last PY-ToP SURREY eee aad BRICKS, ‘x MODELS Tut RN Bt a ae, —_ THREE OR SIX UNTCRNISHED sae ie cies 2 ‘a roomns:; sult one for light housekeeping: Apply tobT Isth st. now ‘mya oR RENT_ FURNISHED. x ST. NEL > | PES NEW Sr 1 To ais ie chila or traveling companion foetdcriy dg. Addnes OR RENT—LODGE OR MEETING Rooms—Tax | THRQVCHOUT. . GA. Star office, lanee halls over I Harris & Co.'s y store, : BARNES & WEA’ | corn ‘an Y t FAVED | A\ YARED BY ETRE COARG WATE ANE Srdeled tol ciepaatiy {ruins Peete Gy de | MIT on ¥ st. Ew. «tan Jeave the city for ‘Summer ‘with private family: SS night. Inquire of Ro HARRIS & Co. Con RENT % BLACK i ‘ TEARS OLD; references. 1238 10th st. nw. ts FAUTIFUL NEW COTTAGE AT BROOKLARD: = eee eS aoe NCY FO! i COR RENT FURNISHED OR UNFUK 8 ROOMS, OF GOOD WATER, CARKIAGE driver. “Can be seen “ise ‘ANTED- DICESAGENCY FORGOORR, | FOU NEI Nadon uuattabend Ta Wat ok TABLES CONVENIENT 40 CALS = = ten cans ley oan arg au | Es Banses # wrasen & a ie aia ols Tne. FOE RENT 72 ISTH ST. N.W.. ANIC! myl4t 29 F ST. NW. ToNo. Lae rath! Sartanted “for Waste — sitvation OR RENE Mats HW OVEN ae ae tte tales, A ee x ‘couple, white: inan as gardener, wife Boos Satis hance tenner Meat Emits Hoke She Inquire of OWNER, 1800 Fn Yo owre aos eest SSG: rm lanndrent. Adsirews A. ELLABY, 203d at. Eatin: liebe oot mangiy or suite A0lgw 127 8 at aw tars agp Fronite ave am, | FORREST Ha Unt rae, | sicat onl to peomie tape eth ats SO eh gt WASTED. CALL AT COOMBS & CO.'S BUREAU my) Fann! Mik. so | Ae cous of homes 7 rox Vath, hatbeorwely | aA copts-chambermeids,.wundreeees adiee'naids, | FOR BENT: GEOOND.YLOOR= FOUR ROOMS i Japered thromcuout, concrete “@9F: Wit! be Neant on STOCK OF GENTS PURRISHIN nurses, wailers: men coo ‘over the Piano Exchange, 913 Penn, ave. ; suit- SO sky 12th st ow, eo | lee ee ater ath, BEET ion rent if dew men; Aft | able for ofice “dentist parlors oF light basins Par ANH ave nw = san aw +, ll ot OUT, CURRAN @ G0." 3 we ED_SITUATION BY A SETTLED WHITE | 08%; ,APDIY at the ‘store or B.'O. HOLTZMAN. 306 P st nw, Or... Fee ® NT-Hovsr. con HTH AND ata | a aaa oan ipa private family to. cook qn do plan | 31: =e 8 Cat ae aw. 10 eames Pant pause SAL af CHANCE — GREAT sack yam froning: city references. Address Box = UNFURNISHED ROOMS, a = buch class, weet tunke romwond BEB ct 1" | Fe'simn ath; vate taatipy Gola Tora 3p Upper pare GW st RES Ck, HOUS ara Pgueuear’s new Tor sly 41s es ANTED— BY AN EXPERIENCED , TYPE- near: my Bh se cor Wath a “Ba Lith sr se room cae 225.230 to ‘Tae PIANO EXUAANGE W rian portion. haa es Gagert, For RENT — NICELY FURNISHED ROOM ON ee ae iE. PALO. 482 Lousiana Py sy Tae FARO ROAR Sk Upper Marlboro’, Prince George's county, Md. ap30-3' second floor of new house, 2010 F. ot. n-w. Rath m0) 20 Eat Ws F s RO. HOLBMAX, KEG Be | OR SALP_GRPAT BARGAIN WANT Tr a ae ee a ee WATS PSOME UP ssarteaTioRay ss EXPERIERCRD | TQM ot alte Aoor rood’ aeizhboriood’ bei ane eee bok nee | Peake pee es ee references. xiven. ‘apa 7 ED sige eter Ena ort DE ‘sires a position. ei rmanent & position. ‘per or for reliet aoe of 3B, Ws ‘office. STED — SITUATION AS FIRST-CLASS nbermaid, with good reference. Call at oF addrems st. aw. apsrae™ Want = BY A LADY OF REFINEMENT AND experience, a position as governess or house- Keeper, city or country. Address LM. Star W ANTED_BY A XOUNG FRENCH GIRL OF (perience, a situation as cook. 7 wood roserence. Mall or address ACW. Bar olen 2 HOUSES. | Sh. used Cat «short ti 5 by @ caret, party. hs ‘arnacitur quail SOR HENT-O1T-O BTN W., ONE LAR 78 on TEM staw. ter second floor; aii ees caren Ea = = nent ake and mt S my1~3 (98 Ta. eve, st re OT FS val € jedown and TLFURNISHEDIzw 1-8 ar, 3,0, | floor, | » back room. sonal! advance @10 per tuonth til y rooms, desirable location, @50._ CA bla ~ ae. | : GARI coe Tsth ‘ot, and New York ave. TUE PIANO EXCHANGE, W. FTES EMPLOTERS FOR EXPERIENCED Aid pote servants, Also positions tor applicants ANT youn man for ¢ ‘about honse ; 0 V useful H = Wis fox penetal bouoework nist bbe a good cook stay at might; ret WANTED SL S908 COACHSATT WM. SAUTEK, 1002 5¢h st. n.w. W ASTEDIA WOMAN TO COOK AND DO GEN- eral housework in must have references aud sleep in ‘le ho’ 10355 Con- es APPLY TO It was D. YOUNG MEN TO ACT AS ‘axes tor the Auerican Medical Association next Weck Apply to 23 Sd st. n.w. Saturday, Pm. W ANTED-SIXPANTALOON MAKERS AND A food ali-arvund tailor at once for fue custo work at SCHWAKIZ , 332 Pennsylvania ave. Re TANTID—A GOOD RELIABLE aay 1-3 V REITLED Woman, who thoroughly uuders work, tocook. snd fron: vust bring reference’ £0 at mihi. dat Wanter A MIDDLE AGED COLOKED V ers, drivers, cooks, house:, en: salesmen, sales iadies, £ farsi and ‘airy sible persons—take charge of houses) B10 G st. Rinna SCRTAAROOS WANIED DREDSMAKEK FROM NEW YORK Visiting here for a short tine would like to make a few dresses at home; best Washington ref. ; sanples: oiwork shown. Address G. T. P., Star oflice. It” Waste, Address W. B. WANED EVERY ONE 10 HAVE THEIR GAS: Oline stoves repaired at GEO. & 815 71st. Four gallons best vapor uid for + livered. W 4 NTEDIIT RNows— ‘Highest price paid for old feether beds. Address MAS. ap30-3t* tar office. 7 ANTED — TYPEWRITERS RENTED try; machines bo ry Gicalare. TYPEWRITER makes at reasonable terns; shiped city and exchan’ EXCHANG: Ww. * mahl4-chn WANTED AS CEKIGHT DESK, 5 OR 6 FEET long. 910 F st. n.w. ‘ap2o-st Wotan food cook aud keneral Louse we es and stay nichts. Apply A. PRI Louisiana ave Want Louis WANTED A JOUMNEAMAN BARDEL: MUST be irst-clage. wager g 10a week; white preferred. G. SCH Jonroe Apply ap.0- Vv 7ANTED-WHITE BOY ABOUT FOURTEEN years of age to make hunseii useful in a dry goods store mat Ligne Tecenymuendntions tur honesty. AD™ ply to G10. MELLING, Jit, 1220 7th te ‘Anacostia, D.C tween M and No mien W ASTEDSA GIRL "FOR GENERAL HOUSE ‘Work; no Washing’ oF iron! at H aw. sk pene W ANTEDDIMEDIATELY_A MAN AS COACH ian (to wear livery) and take charce of stable. “Edgemore,” Kidye road, Benning, D.C., Mr, KOB- ERT DOWNING 8 piace! apdo-st" W tovcon, weeh and tron; nicht. Apply in store, 1100 ‘AT CITY IN chambermaids, nurees, ANTED—A RESPECTABLE COLORED GIRL Cod wages: Hist stay af Fie news ayant onsen and boys for ll work» those wishiny 16 leave : the city call at once. D. SHACKLEFORD, 4: st. nw. ap? ‘HE HIGHEST CASH PRICK PAID clothing ‘sud shoes; only” wood Sho:hiter vi ad ROSENBERG, ol nw — meee! Si 5.000 civars, recular pric of 50. meters Fora rego a mdm SICKLL'S OLD STAND, 1011 Pa. ave. WaASIED ALE WANTING PHOTOGRAPHS, those who tring this adv. euccess iat Besegroe® crayon and twelve cabinets @5. LARDNER, 419 Oth We ED-HORSES TO GRAZE, EXCELLENT crass, water and shade; uo wire ‘ence, horses called for and returned ; terms reasonable. H, KIGG, Annandale, Va. VW AN1eD Soot PEOPLE CAN, IN LESS THAN 4 week, learn to write with the C. writer iaster than with the pen, aud pert in few wonths. Used in’ every department of thegoverninent. ‘Typewriters of all makes rented and sold on wonthiy pesmuents: ‘apso-Im" EWMAN & SON, 605 7th st. n.w. 7ANTED—IT KNOWN JHAT CG. D. COLLINS, W Siiider and Garpgnters titcnds Promptly to job: Ving: wives estimates for all class of work; screen doors and windows muadeto order, 717-710 1sth stn, w. Wanten —A CLERK IN HARDWARE re house: must be correct at fivures, and good saleswan and not afraid of Work, Deriuanent Mf suited. Please give reference, age aud saiary ex- pected. “Address 8. F. G., apsu-2te ‘Star Office. WANLEDITHAT YOU KEEP COOLI_TEAVE your order at J. D. BURNS & CO., 604 Oth. B Basler one of our nobuy serve suite; to order, $16 Cc \W ANIED_HOUSEKEEPERS WILT. FIND OUR storaqe rates very low | we have, frst ‘class up- TANTED — A FIRST-CLASS WAIST HAND, | hoisterers and cabinet ‘do any kind of V hoe ther need apply. Callat 11 7thet. ne. °| Work at short notice. “F. FREEMAN SOo oot at! apo tb16-2m D-MORE HELP For Was ANTED_WELLS DUG, PUMPS FOR AL. W for hair dressing and hair cutting ; purposes: wind mills; tanks, de. if you wisl io young gin who desires shome and to learn the trade. | put un your own wi T will fury factory prices ag MAlE. DEMONGEOT, O06 F st. nw.” | with instruc JOFFAT, Bladensburg, TANTED — WHITE WOMAN To COOK, WASH Oo = W antiron, sunll family setay niatites reteropee. re | WW ANTED [EVERYBODY TO Batted goat quired. Tit ist st. me. 5 erpeta cleaned b>" our ge gemutnanisted, steam =s ag | Process. Office and. wor’ and TAO E st. W Xo OFFICE Stew eee ie Meio phone No. 804. (Main i ‘Ree ad | be Fetus Lansbargh’ Fad ing and two compositors. shoe: | Bi BiOwaha venia av waplu-3m facta an a Was ANTED-GRAZE YOUR HORSES ON WIL- ENOGRAPHER TOMES MATT son's stock and xrase iam; $0 per month; for 3 ‘Writer; @ yo ing wan desires a positivn as above: | meals a day snd groouiug, $4 per iu. Best attention willing to make buntelf useful aside ows A. Bike Sent for auta returned tree. “F. il. WILSON. 4) Fat, 1 FRAME MAKERS; mechanics none others need apply. {OBERT J. McLEAS 18th and B sts. nw. con find steady en VALIZSTELN, JK, Jeweler, 30 \WVANTED = THREE, hands and three watst hat SON, GIs New York ave. 0... “GLASS SKIRT Apply Mrs: WIL- COOK AND HOUSE maid, with city references. 1312 N st. for three Sais ores HELP Wastep- GOOD GERMAN BOY AT a1 wT st apeosiee WANSTED-A SEAT AND RELIABLE, WHITE woman for general housework in a stall family. Call or two days between 10 and 3 pat. at 3028 Pst. apse Wa Axtep ae ‘nurse childrei ap2O.3t® WASIED_AT ONCE. imuen to travel [TABLE SETTLED WOMAN TO Apply at 1004 N st. now. HONEST, ENERGETIC solleit orders for nursery stock Permanent eimploytwent and good pay; required : age and prévions occu ‘lites t-G." CHASE'S ‘con. 1s pede over; surniture steamed and 10ths destroy re YOUNGD, WG Fauve. TelepLoue W ASTED_EVERY TADY TO GET Mowe drese forms selling 90. rapi AUERBACH'S Doumestic Sewing Mach and Hn. w.and 4th and Pa. av. HORSES ENTY mice; box stall serain ana bay when nules out. O. H. P. OLARK, Shiro, ‘Nd. mb4-3u' ONE OF | MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN WANTED #1 ‘TO #15,000 FOR A TERM ad 3 3 wood security ; no comiuis- sions. b.G.1. i The Leading Piano House, —os ‘VL Penesytvania avenger OR Frew — FURNISHED SECOND - STORY 7 ISHED BECOND TORY FONE HAY ROAN CONDUCTOR Tith'st nw. myLot a ipuneen, fants eee er Vinsuse for ae ical rea. Goxe a Hall 24 floor 419 12th. Toe 128 Fst Prox: Tie ae Ste » Store 128 Fs FOR SALE — A COLUMBIA. SAFETY BicYcL umiuriished roomm. $k) N. it" strand tie tHE table rear Bearly new. Price $120. Apply to 114 C I ta Pox SAL #190 VERY CHE AP—TINE SUMMED, vA re STAPLE, : = : mente | Fe oe ee The aLove is culy.a Fertion_ of the property on my ae ey ae w Peataes ia Cee e ieee ee ee eee | POL HENT—A PREITY stg Moanin, haciore “babi age eters, Bay. tack ae re Oe Eroous F's BgHOGM BROWN STONE: ALL M1-; | Ue. Bock iri eda 2 eiecasireccindene “a regggalge wees 2102 Tati bet Taba aie Sag aa ts a ae TM maCOK: | Kitedand mates westaea ead. Sane”. OR, RENT_MICELY FORMIGHED_ BOOMS, | Sou wEny—ro. FIRST-cLAse COLORED TEN. | and ipak tes oA See Loa es ek wee | ene Nya he Mae eR ted ata es th boa convenient to all nes eS Pant ISS tiki. wes 6 th am TEN | SONG CO 123 Fst. nw 5 are: ALISKL Gis dyer aw Venient to three lines cars; @25.30 per mo. ju! Si 4h SOR i wi " z OW KENT 145 1, 3 WO NICELY | BIRD E WEST Tis kato we ms Tai tieaiabaee et od Eg a gg every convenience; cheap to desirable parties, apesta° | J 20H RENT—HOUSE, 20 K ST. N.W.: 6 HooMS OM AS OCH Tore us| gen iy, «Cah oe meen at Lats New Nur : c Z pain & St. 5.7 @ Boome Pe Sve. ontwngn and f0acu and’ dnd Span ep FE, RENT, 0, NEW ORK AVE, AVE: <A NO | PRESCOTT, Reilore building, 1410 F ny 1-3t Fu RENT— 7 | ROK SALE PAIR PINE MOUSE COLORED & conveniences; no children. ‘ap.s0~it™ W., FIVE ROOMS, DE- ie . viretear 4 _ y 2 DI il Houses SOs and 81K h st. «9 death. 40.00 Ok MENT_AT THE PRINCETON, 7 OTH 6. soe Hone See A a bm TO roc ge is a | ears eG f ce). very pleasant furnished ® 7 LARGE AND Hone atg it Rinna es ores = =e Fase, ENTLEMAN WHOSE Faw see med comioriable house of "16 rooius, al) modern tm- rece Sy Mamet the city. She ts neat canny top FOE SENG 7 MIORLY FURNISHED SUITE OF Peovennenthy im Beetles or Sics fF BARBOUR, or” | Eye etegnmee"Abaty nt, Rives Woe Ay 3 sonabie to ane) 5 oO > be a rely at Ves & 008 Pome oo a aaa ae myl-lw SLi lithet- mie. | Ketlowe bustaing. we Ty NEG Fat we, | ERY STAGLE. vor. IMthapd Date nwe aps” “= ye REN ios Sai STN W. THLEL-STORY | JO% = ad = wo | Fon SAE. STEINwaY : iL SAU NaS 6", SOK SALE_HORSE, WAGON T_004 MST. _N.W., HANDSOMELY iehou en apes sur Fst we Price, Por tale tor want of use. Ausra {furnished rons for the! suimnér; cool rooms, cellar, back building, alley, mod, ups. 30k KENT—UNFURNISHED. ne — | AM. Ser office ee etal neighborhood. JUS. FORKEST, 1003 F st. in. ‘T nw, next cor Uth. 04 Waid circle, 106.850 : - a FE, RENT_FOUR COMMUNICATING Rooms: | 102. n eet jar arg! werent | PY mse ang ty oT a window ; al] mod. imps. ; swtable for SOK REN’ cy peter 2 % pl — vi . “9 mee = aaah a a ine agg pees ugar, rent 86: | wich ange yard and nine: 120 F ats dust cost of He : acres pn ar Isusgge Foo second floor, S1E. TA Ab at. aw. | the frusiga buliding. = 6 Fok Ae OPS TLE QASTILY HORSE, Wak ae pnsion balk So RR Fantede td and kind gp Altectly’ sate for children {QRRERT-WITH PRIVILEGE OF FREE LES-| JOR RENT—1413 N.W., DESTRABLE : i) ce suanenaa, sons in the French janguaxe, to ladies or centle- Q story brick dwelling: ® ‘rooms ‘and Lath and im men who wiil rent {urnished rooms, at summer rates, | good order. House isn .w. corner e location suitable fur confectouery uf car business: | FOR SALE _ NEW OX, NEVER i a private family tee eae avarat” | Alley. HUngES & PEEL: Lids F ots'n.w. apa | Wil out weparately: i ‘teed fet og PRAPTON, SEVER BERN Tram td on Sot dats Nid fae ROE, AOURE | POR RENT DLW, C 2 $F ieee an ecll ore Canvas ne, Owmae tas Bo um front room om second floor aid two co ic in C. DUVALL. 925 F ST. B.W. for it and Sil sell at a bargain, amo wood Second-hand rosn on ind hasr ee acer gxo ommunyating | Fb fist west of Junction Conn. end vinta Ute pecan apo hoe I Yalan ae has i] roouwis: every mod. inn) Sicseect DAS aa ange ye Tete Ras 70. 12 New York, ave. n.w., 14-room dwelling; Rood Hy Hroomn desirable dwelling; lange ‘troom os rd wood : $13. shed in hard Grupa m. 1: mice onder; = 4558 C st nw _PPEIFFER & CONLAFF {OR RENTON EAST CAPITOL ST., TWO is Tooms on second floor, with board. Star office. eal att srilnr Ursiont} NW. NICELY, FUR- Fas eet tate oard, at sununer room, $18 per month, with = ant ule 18 = Ho Fos) sak Bt oot JLTONIAN HORSE, is aa iat and aentie. can vou, single of sording bod'and board if desired. 500 ‘ave. 1706 Fst ~ Jad ns att ve. ines Fou Pine ast “GIKLS’ SAFETY BICY ____ apart } Glen, #22 and 24, respectively, cast TS Bae Rae, o2 va E Bran steel frame inwhines: entirely hew. Apply te Appa aay Este hw. hOSe | JFOR RENT—10i7 AND Wp ZIST ST. N BE We an8 c Fey a ont AVE 0 DELIGHT: road Pepiuahent tenant st greatly regiced _ YER LAROF Hic ool sym ay sua a peo an | SAY Pata a ote fat oon tare | TE in ner dations transient end permaner — le Pir Ufhinrnet space.epi2ot | ee ee eee eee Bo A sGrecme: mod. Ce lou vet sp ns; Turmshed oF uniurnisced, for light house- | 25 6 rooms 25." | 1013 keeping 1730 Neaton'et, bet, Lith and tet, Cat al Vt w. | a nicely papered aid Si dics puss all mod. imps, ; oui FR OuENT, ‘Hogm 10, Central Nat. Bank bie D UNFURNISHED 2 G3) Peay. Bw "45 cheap Job, dillerent. st} lee leather rooms, with or without board, ‘Mrs. A. 1A MPBELL apes, ap20-6t* eh tore. FoR TEN ROOM BRICK HOUSE: BAY etree Staten. eater tor. ake ‘OR KENT—124 D N.W., FOUR ROOMS 1 a Dayton 902.50; wae 672.50. 50 eprine ‘cond door with all moderu convenleners mates | Bem ised thronrbout, 408 7 wagons to sufevery kid of Cusiness. “My own take fice! two-hurse ure Wawune i city for housekeeping: bath on same floor. 124 D st. n.w. |. = ES ae POR BENT—1931 15TH ST. Large stock #1 Larness call it wilipay you to off give fooNEARLY NE SECOND-STORY FRONT ‘thorough repair: ail m. i, bath, mantel | p20: ENT_ON y 1, TWOSTO JAS. K. PROBEY. room; well furnished; convenient to departments | jnirrore “once. ‘cat ag a A By Fy ped Gr ins; rn inert App a aT thc enmae Eas he eae Ra AE AS 3 oh EXCHANGE ON EARY TER apzost* ae PERPETUAL BU} —05 GBT. E BW. THREE STORY | wouthiy, | App: ‘pricks completely SOCIATION: 506 iith st. pact seme FOrRENT se INDIANA AVE. N.W., OPPOST sity Hall Park, three seco Pine eco -story front rooins; ‘6. C. PAYNE & CO, R RENT—1640 R. 1. Avi — | seat surrey’ ver} r modern iniprovertientn.srsi-clam aaaftary. plat ‘ap90-3t Gi A5eh st. T0r, tale i a ‘970 | Fonds, 5 a'ande mented 4'very nent styitsh me” lange bash Fooms, showers, ke. bew house: wew fur | 7g peg — Park sé Mt. Picasa, ie a wT bar surreys.. tunops tap. 12 vey hue ta = es ‘801 R st, str & Sr. peyipereumae: bet, S0Uxeee.. nna? gn | mean ‘Yhactonn; 12 "upindle wagons of all’ mys; i RENT_DQ_YOU WANT ROOMS? IF so, | IMO Corectau, 1 TTP Ziat at Ww. 2ir. sa. mai. Hor tine moan; AES. ErooeTy wagons atid day tons of ey on Room Directory. they, tell you where they | 10% D st se, 10 BS | Sictorlon. tned vat tte, nt a bargcin lr sete af ere Soke 1@ price. s*., Room 7. | _ap30-3t RUST & HUNGERFORD, 624 Lath st. an: second-liand barnes. ita Hoot ut every description at rare! call, cS . a w.F. OR RENT—A. 8. CAYWOOD, &33 9TH ST. N.W. foe NORTHWEST. ‘QR (RENT—FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, 2d floor front and 3 floor; hancsoiue house; ele” BLT ood location; quiet, well-bred WO LARGE AND HAND: Fe. SALERIDING, DRIVING AND WORK Turnisioa commmunieating rooms) second floors a ae oS eee » aan: ow pew i Siptton Seated i wits | por REN ats “FURNISHED DELIGHTFUL a = rooms fo! 3 “OTTO” GAS ENGINES, BO’ = ‘di and D sts.. for society iest Fst ect be “any ee eed for coreuine aaenr ite ‘TS OF TWO OR cede SORTHEAST. 7 salon D. BALLAUR, Axt., 731 sth at. w. pot Sova Baten “ig tablg Tit WOOD: | 23 Jackson st, Sr..810.30 | 27 14th st, Gr....- $10.30 JOK SALE_3UST AKRIVED, MONT aha ‘Special rates tor SOUTHEAST. them three Mime matched t. Sunnuer montis 3 F Ropiksos, Prop. 225.401 1304 33d st, 10r. 00002812 fine drivers also tow low-priced hurces. Prices reason- ‘mbi7 sma, ‘Lb years at Wormiey's, | apgo-st" ‘AL's. CAYW 933 Oth st. nw. able, NICHOLAS SCHLEGEL, 403 Sth, nest Daw. apr seteeess cue SOK BALE—CARRIAGES, WAG FS BENT > DESIRABLE NEW HOUSE: as het RENT_UNFURNIAI Weshninistor t.. brick, it stories and cellag | 4.9 S19 1ithst nw. 10r and ood security tn suns ron Fates of interest. K. A. PH 0 res & SON, «York ave. _ yositions for intelligent workers; write at once. ‘ANGER "& BARKY, Mt. Hope Kochester. N.Y. ap24-eol WANTED LIVE, PUSHING MEN, WOMEN: boys or iris. “Splendid profits. | No interference Jota reculareimplornents. Rend staiup for p Tin "Aires AMERICAN MEDICINE Co, Nash vile, Tenn. aprZeoLst WW ANTED-WHITE MAN, SINGLE. TO WORK on farm: liberal waren to gorupetsht man. | Sop EMPLOYER at J. W Bro.’s store, 1: id at., Georgetown, Saturday, 10 o'clock: Farm at Bethesda. apne WASTED_A CLERK TN & BOOK: STATIONERY ‘and picture framing store; state axe, experience and salary expected. Box 130, Star office. 2”. iiedaie iene? setae es, yANTED_A MIDDLE-AGED WHITE WOMAN ‘Call at restaurant, 1104 5 wee to do plain cooking. Sih st. se. Wt? a ean oO OKR. WAITERS, MAIDS. ures, bakers, waitremes, Be. : Houseman, cook ant maid for small tamily, usband, and arughter preferred; 500 women, £0", Phlindelph “apo dw SHAM’ Wars DUNDORE’S E: Fean, conducted by ladies-auen alc wouien, tee or all kinds of domestic Jabor, ef ee ae (e7-F2t* ¥V Vaid Societys Paya nh mT Pag i of 3 epi ‘aib SOCIETY, Waltham, Mi apzs| waite ‘ity and at. new. TN, HAND (FO LOAN. 8000, $3.00, $1,200 AND 85,000 at 6 per cent aid $0,000 at 9 ‘per cent. No delay excent to prepare papers. DEEBLE, DAVIS & CO., 1319 apts Moxz?, a “LOAN IN BUMS TO SUIT AT CUR, Tent rates on approved real estate security ; special “actin SADC HEREFORD, 107 Ft.n.w. i Re pena in th yer rr District of Colaba, We. He LEIPOLD, sews cor. Tsth and F ste. rooms and bath ;al] modern improvements; vacant May es on easy terns. Kepatring TSE | 10" Rent e45.56. BIH. WARNE & CO. apsusit™ nuts attended to. CUUK & SARBOL. Sam Mate Jotchen, | POR RENT 40 ST. NW. FOUR-STORY he =. butler s ‘pantry, bath vator and Jatiitor serv: ice; every convenience tor icusexeepinz. App! JAMES BARBOUR, myl-lw S1i_1ith st. n.w. JOR KENT—S,W. COK. 10TH AND MASS. AVE. h.w., flat of four roonis, unfurnished, suitable for hoasexdeving; mod. hinp- {hot aud cold water, sink, Felerences exclian, apseat™ FOR RENT—OFFICES. bay-window press-brick ; 12 roonis all modern im- Provements, high, healthy location; 850. ajchisit* OR, RENT + 022 O ST. N.W.. 12 ROOMS: ALL modern improvements, ore: brick atabl s reliable fenaut very cheap. AS."CAYWOOD, 985 Oth st. nw. JOR KENT—114 H ST. N.W., THREE-STORY brick house; § rooms. JOHN B. WIGHT, ap30-6t 1408ig G st. nw. OR RENT — 1234 MASS. AVE. N.W., CORNFR F°" "445, ve poms FIVE DOLLARS MONTHLY cpereatioacs oe Piano or handsome a for your howe. F.G. SMITH, 1225 Pa ave _ BABY CAKEI- aves, justin, furniture, bedding and other house. ve nw 17. A dig, 5 y 7 Fi PoK SALE HORSES! AN- 70K KEN1—DESIKABLE OFFICE KOOMS 0: 13th st.; 16 rooms, all’ modern improvements; ee *- 5 F ‘ond floors. 712 11th st. n.w. large Elegant house for summer. oar on x —z par cuceiet q nw. apzot | lane parking. Elorant house for suunver.| Pair ot very fie lance Perckera® To PERICE, ROOMS, 2D AND 3D single or deuld: , also ope tine bay ‘doors in 1407 F sts. POR RENT-STOTT MANSION, ABOUT SIX tarrace horse: a fair trial given apd all horses, aalw Wil H. SAUNDERS & CO. miles out on Met. Branch of B. and 0. KR. and telusrepresented. YATES & BYRNE. Stavles near Btott's station; lane 22)'roum frame house ; mod fear of OLS Gat. nw. Pare) Frocnmin 2819 Fob piv. vadvsining: Sug bertaisor | splewalaly ituatca’ ian plewttal euyiyy of water ee Puasa E 3 splen uated jeutital supply, of water - ee En'suiteursdugle. ” DEEBLE. DAVIS § COn ritpeet ato honse) and shade trees ‘on rounds: ex: | _! LOST AND FOUND. aneoedan OF tw. | Sellen chaiic for sumiuer bourne Monae. Rent for —- — WESCOTT & WILG <TOLEN—FKOM NEAR WM. € OK RENT—BY MILLER & ROULETTE, 1213 F— 1907 Pa. ave. A BELLING, B “apo ‘Tugeday eve.. Cormmbis, INMO, LR saiety, No: {lance convenient office roon on ist loge of 1312 GS RENT—AGPLENDID NEW BUILDING 11,007 pun puted racked under endile oad cian ap2bor emma oo os suitable fore famty hotel, including stables, & 5 beautifully situated on the terminus of the Tennaily- town electric railroad; rent reasonable. Inquire on prem WM. VOIGT. eo fo FRANK Kini OST—APHIL 20-SMALL J dog, female: tan dots over. FOR RENT—STORES. ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE OR FIRST- class security, at lowest rates of interest; no de- lay where the security is wood. }OR RENT—THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE; JIG Ket awe, By CHAS: & SHIREY EDT fhetnw. aioe 00 | chest. lon ears Answers to | ecurned to WK Gat. mw. 1 A FEMALE BLACK JOR RENT-STORE AND DWELLI SUITA- Die for any kind of business. Apply at o4 H st. ap30-3t* ple 0. ©. GREEN, 308 7th st. n.w. a Conn at 4on collar and tax No. 7 7 ea ‘OR RENT—SIX-ROOM HOUSE ON 25TH ST. | Mat th and E 8's U6. and receive reward, ONEY TO LOAN OX REAL ESTATE, PROMPT SINESS n.w. near M; $12 per month. J. B. HEKTFORD, = 5 BUSINESS CHANCES. ib Gee eevee | apie SST WEDNES ING Of THURNDAY USINESS DIRECTORY, KOOM 3, 1006 F BT. ‘OR RENT— spot on neck, Shite fect end wuite Gp op tail RS = JOR RENTOIN MT; ahaa AN AN MEGANT ~ rare ONEY (TQ LOAN IN LAUGE AND SMALL | ID n. w.—We respectfully scitcit the patronasce of the | 1° Stott mansion, Met. 12th ne, Gr. 56 ra if returtied to 207 C st. se. MS WILCOX & HIESTON, 1007 Pa. ave. and Oth and La! home, furnished, 825. business community of Washinzton in supplying | Branch, B. & 0. K. O12 K, Or and sie, w st in needed help: no ¢ ei Ws TED—LIFE INSURANCE SOLIC tas 5 NV work » new plan. popular and taking anente paid TSTSA ete A Home eee Dieta” WANTED—ROOMS. ANTEDIFOR TWO ABULTS sHEEE UN: ised rooms, second floor, light housekee Toth: periaaneut, northwest of Oth and @ sat, G18 (820. M., Star office. _myl4t* Wi ine, by ats.” WASTED TWO FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH cr without board, for two adults, private. by the oth." Room 44, Pacific building. any 12 W SSTED-THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS OX second floor suitable for light housekeeping at Jeast two of then communicating ; uiust be in desi part ofeity. Address 1724 Loth st. now. myst W 7 ANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN, ACCOMPANIED V by iis mother an two siers, fous, oc five Given, with terns ap J0-t suitable for Ukbt housek ued rooms, suitable WANTED. A MARRIED LADY, WILL SHARE two rooms with youn with or without Foara oy wos vent ove room afar ished tolady. 1120 1sth st. n.w. WANTED—LOTS. WHEE aL oan tae oe WANTED---HOUSES. —_ An Old Veteran's Sudden Death. Charles Bernard, formerly of the second Col- orado infantry and « sergeant of company E, Vv J AUIED—TO. ‘RENT A = OR BEVEN-1 pnoom | sien ese ay ate eR WY SPURS EK seventh United States infantry, died suddenly of heart disease in Vansville district, Md., yes- terday at the residence of John Sebellhorn, his friend. He wasa native of France and sixty- three years of age, and after the war eee the Soldiers’ Home. in Lincoln Post, No. 2 of thia city, and 3a}, the commander the port had the say beonaat in eat pe to Wm: Leo's undertaking establishment, from when funeral took place this after- ‘ho ingemeat was ot Arlington an TAKE CHARGE OF A FUR- Wanted tours for sunmer tuonthe by man and wife. Address Box 123, Star office. wet WANTED WOULD LIKE TORENT USE, Gor 8 roo, in nw. saree. eens sae ier elem, a varices War rato nakes, BY darodes. “aio aig MANICURE. ‘ADAME FAYN, MANICURE AND CHIROPODI8?, 703 15TH ST. N.Wi. vs Over Thompson's Drug Store. aw urge. Wecan furnish 3.8 Wo gt. ave. apii-im | Caaiuers, Unive clerks, hotel clerks, salesmen, ker Tet -100 Rs 38 ieward will be paid if left st ONEY TO LOAN-IN BUMS OF FHOM 8500 R_SALE—BOARDING HOUSE IN CENTRAL 100 625 2 z c= XM ‘Ap t0 €25,000 On approved cos! ss une: Fiveation- full of boarders, where #1 metres |f 90 821 21 |] 0ST-ON THURSDAY. ¥ no delay. @. pe, be made; g0od reason for selling. Apply to 6. HO 2236 G Liki and 100: na. BS toi az and ptr GOuF st. t.w. | nw. my1-3t* ite a 155.50 2927 130 rine, fuder please returh to Star offic N a eM Se He SALE-A MANUFACTURING BUSINESS Par a 20.6 O10 Sak = sum of money on, hand to ican, in sums to suit F%, bags 5 per cent; the owner has business in 45.50 ISIS, 4r, ‘OST_BRACELET—ON OTH SI. OR ON PAA nce ee vw Eel inset iment loans Phidadeiphle ‘and will sell without any good will; 50 O48 27th, F 4 Ls to 14th st. Return same to S02 Mth st. ral margainma specgi, snuryy sons, | Bsa tte New ery ee mse 39:80 8 Stk 2 rooms: al me tm it OO Pepa reeive reward as "Say on | FORstis un t.cutte qucoeny aap rag | Ui, ear a opine hee in alata aa ONE Eg BOAR ATS. arin CENT ON | Fv: + doing « first-class ca at 3G... —— on im SE LLARDS DS COST OR | AE ts teeter” ates Ss ee | Ra es te Rete a a a Ml. PARKER, z i aves Ze, mt ie rear. = mb 418 Fat, FOR SARE NANTED_A CASH CUSTOMER FOR es mi. SS es trace APS IN LARGE, BROWN, CANE LIKE ( 3 ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT. ATS AND | ;f Smith Premier Tyvewsiter bur, litle used in pcr. | drnest Treasury Departunent. Liberal semend D.C. oe Sb, ave, fe21 (The iinmton Fire Jus. Co. "soffice.) ONEY TO LOAN MO*FLN GUMS yRom 9500 UPWARD, AT FIVE AND 81X PER CENT, ON REAL ESTATE IN THIS pratRict. R. 0. HOLTZMAN, fer. Cor. 10th and F sts.n.w. 0 FOU WANT MONEY?—910 70 ¢100 70 LOAN low interest ou iurniture, Pi ‘horses, warons, houselold ‘or other pal and payable in weekly oF, ‘of goods Box oe, Star EY TO LOAN IN ANY SUMS MS DESIRED AT Mice | Tnvormation of them at Star office. —is ‘OsT-GOING TO OR FROM SYMPHONY ¢ | La cor, Stanic Hall, Wednenday. book, | Ske ae hooey Suitsble | 1OW ARD, 75.00 | LUTHER FU 40.00 osT—ON eae APRIL 28, A POX riot Ps mark on Suitable rewa! Fa SALELICENSED BAR ROOM: GOOD Lo cation; rent low; long lease. Inquire of SCOTT. & BRO., B14 Buh st. ow. ap30-3t FOR SALE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF & GON- fectionery and cigurstore; cheaptor cash. M.A, Star office. ‘apao-it* FOR SALE, $700_ GROCERY DOING A BUSIN: 5 $20 per month covers v7 veme has other intereate that demand ath sd apna Sarna returuite to 1010 Keats aw. a Bites” aarese a See, — Ca pg 3 1 5 BEWARD-Lost CHURRDAT, APRIL sar ALE—Ai SHED REA nOOR ne F eae i MET ARLISHED Rea mused | ron Dae ee Oe Le ENTSTR Fe oe Ta | gal ieee te Mats, pround-fovr trout, S13 per Heed mic yaaa | a0 " D 24 10 ate: Hens, Sig ke. on’ is month 450; com- Fe? LENT—ONE FOUR-ROOM BRICK; WATER, pelled ‘to. sei), for interview address | I sewer and month; 315 8th st: ee Star ufo APO | ne, Apply, piven » OF. Sth and av - De. Jowest rates of interest on approved real estate ai- vated within the District delay Yoh uve neceaeary for exarnination of Snation of papers: 7 1:84 F st. More TO LOAN cautgecurigs SIEGE FOS Btw fre 143 Penusyivania ME REA BOARDING. Brann ar Co ay oman ‘communicating | fur. or untur. Toman and’ wite or ¢wo gentlemen or two iadics: {Food locality: summer prices o Sie Dine AUBUBN, FA. Rates cick beet ies s. weshat Tee ae ‘ST, N.W. toa ae a1 SCORES Gani : — enticing, our FURNITURE, AND west aan ace Be “AKE NO CHANCE, yours ameay cleans your watch for81, puts in main nx Sor, oe his work’ coe year. eae ee in the city. Ra Pst ae 2.w. - PERSONAL. ees BS = Cig SEKVICE a ged QUESTIONS Peaster atonal ca © SERCEE prctage, | | Fotos Sue ear | UTHORIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY, = caine folated and "silts Bist Williams & Co. Comma aes Soars. ie Mister, 20 ed ™ fa SASSER ao te ¥ : all modern 3 MTSE eos |e ea EEG = | _aprese Baek. NOTARIES PUBLIC. fecriborss etary seq U-t- Gommmiesonee, aBBITt Hous, INO. FE. weall, Inofice from vain. tS ee aon Hye WASHISGTOR.D.<.