Evening Star Newspaper, May 13, 1891, Page 2

MEMORIAL DAY. q | Preparations for Its Observance by the G. A. R.—The General Order. Preparations for a proper celebration of Memorial day are being made by the Grand Army of the Republic authorities, but no definite program has, as yet, been arranged. It 4s, however, generally understood that the ora- tion at Arlington will be delivered by Repre- sentative Atkinson of Pennsylvania. ‘The following order has been issued in cen- | nection with the annual decoration of soldiers’ graves: HEApQuaRTEeRs ‘Tua Poromac, @.A. R., D. C., May 11, 1891. Grxenat Oxpens, No. 6. As these delightful May days pass we remem- ber that they precede one day at the close of the month which we welcome witn tender memories that can abide in the hearts of the ple of no land but our own. Memorial Exyand the Grand Army of the Republie are of and for the United States of America only. The comrades with whom the duty of pre- paring for the observance of Memorial day i ‘this department is lodged by the depattment campment are actively doing their work. It rests with every other comrade in the depart- ment to decide for himself in what way he aght toaid the committee. His presence in isasimple and direct way of giving this aid. Fach post commander will take sach steps as he deems best to call attention of his mewbers to the day and their duty when it | hy comes. Our dead comrades will not care whether we stay at home on Memorial day or assist in cov- ering the mounds under which their dust rests | with flowers of the season. ‘The lesson and the | benefit of the day are for us—the living—espe- cially for our children. We should show them that we put flowers on these graves “not at their head as a crown, byt at their feet, as our worship.” Show them, too, that at the heads of the mounds is place! in miniature the flag for which they fought —the most beautiful tag | im the world.” Beaatifal in design, beautiful in colors, and by these dea! uade more sublimely beautiful in the grandeur of its significance to all mankind than any other flag that floats from staff on land or mast on sea. Announcement of the details of the exercises will be duly made. By command of James M. Pipes, depart- ment commander. | Jonx P. Cxvnce, Assistant Adjutant General. Past Department Commander Odell has been invited to delever the oration at Richmond, Va., and has accepted. : A number of collectors Lave been authorized to solicit subscriptions from department em- ployes, and the money paid these collectors will either be used in decorating soldiers’ graves in Washington cemeteries or expended in charity among those who have cause to mourn the death of the soldiers in question. People who contribute can be sure that their money goes into the right chan- nel if they put the amount of their subscription ona paper which bears the signatures of De- partment Commander Pipes and Assistant Ad- jutant Charch. pe ee TWO MEN AND THEIR GUNS. A Couple of Famous Inventors at the Smithsonian. Among the visitors to the Smithsonian Insti- tution Monday were Dr. Gatling and Mr. Maxim, both of whom are celebrated as the in- yentors of rapid-firing and destructive ord- nance. They ,were there about the same time, but not together. Mr. J. Elfreth Watkins, who is curator of the department of transportation, bade farewell to Dr. Gatling, the famous American inventor, at the northeast door, and, turning a minute later, greeted Maxim, Dr. Gatling’s great English rival. Mr, Watkins thought it an oid experience to meet the two men inthe same place within a few minutes. Mr. Maxim has been devoting himself recently toexperimenting in the field of aerial navi- tion, and went to the Smithsonian to see Prot: Langl:y. Mr. Maxim’sexpertments, con- ductedat his place in England, ns he described them to persons who conversed with him, have been exceeding!y practical in character. While Prof. Langley has been demonstrating the scientific possibility of artificial flight, Mr. Maxim has been striving to construct a machine to overcome the practical difficulties. He says he mds a receptacle to his ying appa- ratus and loads it with shot and old iron, and keeps on loading it until he ascertains the wer of his machin3 in the most matter-of- t manner. eee CENTRAL UNION MISSION, Good Report of the Work Dene by the Several Bran -hes for the Past Month. _ At the regulaz monthly meeting of the Cen- teal Union Mission last evening the report of the treasurer showed that the collections from the various churches and otherwise this month to be $393.50, making a total for the half of the mission year ending May 12 of €2,354.52. ‘The disbursements for April were $372.01, a total for the six months of 22,293.70, leaving a balance on hand amounting to $60.82. In addition to this the accounts of several of the branches are kept separately. ‘The Bethlehem bra ich is maintained by one woman. The Georgetown branch is main- tained by twelve women of the New York avenue church. There are eight branches now scattered throughout the city, two of which were started d the past month. rt ts we been made by the mission to have a 1 service on Monday night in addition to the present Sun- day night service. This will be held on the avenue near 10th street. The report for the month, including all branches, shows that there have been 140 meetings: attendance, 12.517; seekers, 376; con- veets, 47; converts at the station house and hospital, 6; talked or prayed with, 108: re- quests, "27; converts, 5: hospital, talked or prayed vis 30;converts, 1; house to house Visits, 81 seaesatbr eae GEORGETOW: ACTIVE WORK ON THE CANAL. Work on the canal goes steadily on and much is being done from day today. That portion between Cumberland and the tunnel, a distance of thirty miles, is now entirely completed, and from Hancock to Cumberland, a distance of sixty miles, will be finished thi: week, while the contractors scattered all along the line are fast approaching each other. All work is being done in first-class manner, and the engineer, Maj. Whitcomb, who has’ just returned from another trip of ‘inspection, states that the con- tractors are adhering strictly to the terms of their contracts, and that all work that has been done so far is very satisfactory. Though the canal between Ha cock and Cumberland is suf- ficiently repaired to admit trade the business between these points is not rufficient to pay the company. It is very probable that owing to the mysterious disappearance of all their maps, deeds, charts, c., relating to their property just before the canal went into the | ids of the receivers a new survey of all the | company’s property shortly be made. ‘This will consume much time and involve con- siderable expense. as all the county records from the time of the organization of the canal company to the present time will have to be searthod, new mapa, charts, deeds, te. drawn aud the entire cana! property resurveyed. A SUSPENSION BRIDGE. New York capitalists are making final ar- rangements for the constraction of a suspen- sion bridge from the Conduit road to the island about one mile west of the Little Falls, known as High Island. The island will be converted into a pleasure resort, and numeroas buildin, for the accommodation of the pablic will be erected. WHARF OWNERS MESITATE. Thongh the canal company are making the repeirs to their waterway no arrangements have as. yet been ewtered into with the wharf owners in regard to the shipments to be made, and such owners are hesitating about build- ing new wharves cr reconstructing their old oTES. Dr. and Mrs. Ingraham of Macedon Centre, N. ¥., afterja four weeks’ trip to east Tennessee, WHAT SECRETARY TRACY SAYS. ‘The Charleston Has Orders to Seize the Itata, Forcibly if Necessary. A dispatch received last night from Bing- hamton, N.Y., says: Secretary Tracy, who is in this city on private business, was interviewed today regarding the reports of the orders given to the commander of the cruiser Charleston in the matter of the capture of the Itats and the ability of the cruiser to cope with the Esmer- alda in the event of the latter's interfering to protect the runaway vessel. He scouted the idea that the Charleston was inferior to the Chilian vessel and said she was fully able to cope with the Esmeralda, as wore two other cruisers of the United States navy now in the Pacific. These latter were the San Francisco and Baltimore and they were more than able to hold their own with the fnsurgent craft, though it was not likely that they would fall in with her. He stated definitely that the Charleston has orders to capture the Itata wherever she may be found on the high seas. This includes waters outside the three-mile limit of ports of foreign countries. He did not antici- pate resistance, but said the United States erniser would ‘carry out her orders at all hazards. He could not make public, he said, the exact text of the cipher dispaten sent to the Charleston's commander, nor would he say defi- nitely that the Sen Francisco had been ordered north to intercept the Itata. The United States mtained a strictly neutral position in refusing to supply arms to the insurgents and the Itata would have to take the consequence of hef violation of every rule of international Jaw in breaking away from the custody of the jovernment alter seizure. The Secretary be- lieves the matter will be settled peaceably and with honor to the United States. THE CHARLESTON MAKING FOR ACAPULCO. A San Francisco dispatch says: It is stated today that the cruiser Charleston is making for Acapulco harbor, word having reached here that the Itata had gone there to rejoin the Chilian insurgent cruiser, Esmeralda, which is ‘said to be taking in coal. The steamer Crescent City arrived at San Diego last evening. She sighted the Charleston about 6 o'clock Monday evening eighty miles south of San Diego. “This indicates that the Charleston is making eighteen knots an hour. It is now stated that the schooner Robert and Minnie is not the only vessel that was char- tered toconvey arms and ammunition to the Chilian insurgents, but the other vessels char- tered are now unwilling to ship contrapand goods or have put into Oakland creek on the other side of San Francisco bay until itis demon- strated whether such cargoes can safely be taken out. The district attorney at San Francisco has had a consultation with the Chilian consul, and steps will be taken to seize guns and ammu- nition understood to be onthe way from the east. ——_—-+ee_______ IRELAND'S PRESSING DEMAND. John Barry, One of Home Rule's Pioneers, " Says It is Financial Help. Mr. John Barry, M. P., of Wexford, a mem- ber of the “Old Guard,” the gentleman who with the late Isaac Butt, Q. C. M. P., was the founder of the home rule confederation of Great Britain in 1873, is at the Fifth Avenue Hotel in New York. An Associated Press rep- resentative saw Mr. Barry last night and asked him: “Is your mission to America a political one? “No; I am a manufacturer and am here on business, visiting my American ageycy. I in- tend while here to take no political action,” ‘Mr. Barry replied. “What is the present position of the evicted tenants?” “Some 10,000 le, trusting in pledges made to them that they would be supported, sacrificed every material interest and braved the terrors of eviction. In fact, they became the forlorn hope in the fight against landlordism and the coercion government in Ireland. The unfortunate situation created by Mr. Parnell’s action left those people at the mercy of the landlords, who, realizing their opportunity, have redoubled their efforts against the tenants, For instance, in the county of Wexford, which I represent, some fifteen of the largest -land- jords have combined. fo evict the people by wholesale or coerce them into buying their farms at ruinous terms.” ‘Is there no money available to meet the emergency?” “Well, the strain of supporting 10,000 people is very heavy. We have raised and expended in Ireland during the last few months 100,000, and we have also given out all the fands raised by the national federation throughout Ireland, which was subscribed for purely political pur- poses. There is also.a fund of some £200,000 m Paris held in the joint names of Mr. McCar- thy and Mr. Parnell. The national party have through Mr, McCarthy again and again asked Mr. Parnell to release this fund to save the evicted tenants. But Mr: Parnell, after dodg- ing and temporizing for three months, now flatly refuses to release one penny of the Paris fund.” “Can you explain Mr. Parnell’s conduct?" “It is quite evident that he wishes to place on our shoulders the burden of supporting the tenants, hoping that the strain will exhaust our resources and paralyze our political action. There can be no doubt that the care of evicted tenants is the key to the political situation. If the landlords succeed and force the tenants to an unconditional surrender, as they are now trying to do, nearly all we have struggled for during the twelvo years will have been overthrown and home rule gravely endangered. Asa matter of honor the Irish people at home and abroad are, apart from any political dif- ferences, bound to stand by those men who sacrified everything they for the national cause, and by their courage and devo- tion made land reform possible in Ireland.” ‘How do you account for the present activ- ity of the landlords?” “This coercion crusade is prompted by the knowledge that for the moment the ordinary support of the tenants is cut off and they hope before help can be rallied to crush the tenants: combination and dictate their own terms. But T have the utmost confidence that when the real situation is known by the Irish in America and elsewhere those brave and unselfish peo- ple will not be left at the tender mercies of the Is Mr. Parnell gaining ground in Ireland?” “No; on the contrary he is losing ground every day. When the final and real test comes at the general elections it will be found that his supporters will not number more than from four to six.” “What has been the effect of Mr. Parnell’s conduct in Great Britain?” “The first effect was one of astonishment and indignation at Mr. Parnell’s unwarrantable attack on Mr. Gladstone and the liberal party. Undoubtedly for a little time the home-rule cause lost ground, but the resulute action of the Irish representatives in parliament and the Irish constituencies saved the situation, so that today the liberals of Great Britain are sounder and more pronounced on the national claims of Ireland than ever before. It is a re- markable fact that the Irish in Great Britain, being on the spot and best able to judge of the sincerity of the British electorate, are almost to a man against Mr. Parnell.” “Then you appear to think that the pressing question of the hour is financial help for the evicted tenants?” “Yes; emphatically yes.” SPEEDING HOMEWARD. ‘The President is Welcomed to Nebraska by Gov. Thayer's Deputies. Promptly at 6 o'clock the presidential train pulled out of Denver lust evening amid cheer- ing, waving of handkerchiefs, and cries of “Good-bye.” The President said that his re- ception in Denver was the best arranged affair of any kind that he had received and every- ‘thing went off smoothly without a bit of fric- tion or confusion of any kind. ‘The Presiderit and party passed through Akron, Col., at 9:15 last night. companied by Gen. L: W. Selby, eotarseaineg Nebraska state guard, and Colt) W. Grif U.S.A, aid-de-camp, who bro welcome to the state of President from Gov. WANTED—HELP. THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. — I— WANTED—SITUATIONS. a D.C. WEDNESDAY, MAY 13. 1891. FOR RENT—ROOMS. FOR _RENT—HOUSES. FOR_RENT--HOUSES. ANIED— A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL A) ‘ANTED—A V PLACE AS BARTENDER Bi ‘best, housework in faut); ‘three; washing ; refer- youn man; ‘years’ i ref ences redulied ADpIY a8 SOL Rh et new Te | ences’ “Adress ATE. Star MC mys WASTED [ENO FIRST-CLASS FANTALOON | Wy ANTED_BY A YOUNG COLORED MAX, 6iT at lab Mat new. AP WATSON: Taller ee Private + ‘ANTED—YOUNG LAD’ DY OF GOOD ADDRESS Wet stoma = * Small iw W ‘bron chiter tna Ater end anderstaaa iaprtonabie ANTED — SALESMAN FOR EVERY STATE Mosticter tes suse ‘cha ‘ilies $Eberience, or as waiter ‘ ‘a 120 Ist et. u.w. my11- windows, 60" Hine. FURNISHED FRONT Fe ie feta pene Ta WAS2ED_BY A YOUNG MAN OF EXPERIENOE: Frgcery and Rani great: 3 Pfiolland, 15th and ste. ANTED — SITUATIONS FOR CHAMBER- Winsias. cooks. drivers, a house men, for stores, ke. ( cities and suinmer hotels. ) Dy BUEN HAWS. 06 st. porcers, ___ WANTED---HOUSES. Were ee RENT—1 ROO! R RENT—2027 1 8T._N.W., DELIGHTFUL prices Tanne tous 5% 680; Gonna if ekesaea og TS! MR RENT—1827 I ST. N.W. FURNISHED 5 wi E rooms, en suite ‘or single; with of Fa RENT—PART OF HOUSE 1102 1 ST. consisting of nine rooms: some furniture. myl~jt without, board my1s-lw" IR RENT—3 NICE ROOMS, 2D FLOOR; OPEN ace ; ; one iprice, 82: mantels; 2 rooms nf urnished. 25. G25 200 St. Bs We rnished as mig 13st" my’ WAXTED BUSINESS DIRECTORY, KOOM a veal OO, at Row. —Orders, are coming in for all Dleaue call at the sbove cthce. Housekeeper wanted. T* WANTED_BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE (NO children), house in n-w., six or seven rooms: no basement. MSE star offices ‘State particulars. ‘my! WANTED. STENOGRAPHERS AND REMING- Euployers provide competent Peemocraghiers ai 3 cuance for servi KFT, SEAMANS & BENLDJCT, Kemington, writer Office, sti and F sts. n.w- my isin ANTED—AT HEADQUARTERS, WHITE AND W igre conten sinberinaida, nurses, hep for elty and away. BAML- A. rs Seth st nw mys yANTED — WHITE AND COLORED COOK! . butlers. men, ten : ders, firm, dairy lel. DICK'S AGENCY 019 7th a. w. ssn = ‘WARSTED > DMMEDIATELY, A Skirt hand. Appiy 414 G st. bow. FIRST-CLASS ‘WANSTED-T0 BUY MODERN HOUSE, MEDIUM ten_ rooms, size, with 1., not les- choice cation weet of 1 ase eee ne ‘ore Tocation, price, &c.. JW: B., Star office ‘Posses- ‘ANTED—FOR A CLIENT, A WELL LOCATED house of 6 or 8 rooms; a0 not object to Capitol Hill. any 12-3t DAVID D. STONE, 806 F st. n.w. WANTED_ BY A RESPONSIBLE MAN AND wife, with no children, @ house to tuke ‘desired. during Siammer’or Yonger it ‘Addreas tea - WANTED—ROOMS. ANTED—BY FOUR YOUNG MEN IN OFFICE, two or three furnished i between G sta. office. 1t* ved rooms: with, of. ‘withont ps “ida Address, with particulars, J. LB. G.. Star. Da, toex hands. T, W. GRIMES, 1737 De Sales st. nw. my 1g-at* xe W ieerk: ont who can heels rea Star office ny 1st" nien to travel aud solicit orders {or nursery stock . Permanent employment and jood pay. Reterence a 45 Jersey ave. se. ee FIRST-CLASS SLEEVE HANDS; JANTED—A RELIABLE REGISTERED DRUG Address WANSIED-AT ONCE HONEST, ENERGETIC required. 8 ‘tnd previous occupation. KG. CHASE & C0. 1490 South Penn square, Phila- deiphia, Pa. a 3 ; iy TS-ecat WwW ANTED—-BLACKSMITH. JONES & BRO. 1618 9th st. new. my13-2t" WANIED_TEN EXPERT SEWERS ON CHII- dren's dresses and indies" york eee ee nasil Ca ERP Te WANIED_A NURSE GIRL; ONE WHO UNDER- stands her business and can come well recom. Biggie Avpiy at 1557 Lath at. n.w., between Hand \WANIED-& WHITE WOMAN ABOUT 30 TO care ior grown children ; ist come well reconi- mended and wiliing to leave city. buulaimic, 4317 Fst. WASTED FOR WEST POINT, N. ¥.. A COL- ored xvod cook ; wash and iron for. of three; farepud: at once, “Call at DICK'S AGENCY, 613 7th Al Koom 8, Sua aed my 13-3t" st WANTEDITWO: APPRENTICE GIRLS. APPLY to Mrs. K. A. DONOVAN, 004 F st. It Wy) SNIED_BY & HOLLAND BANKING HOUSE, a respectable and active person, for a light agency Gnstalluent piau), with very reminerative comuis- sion, State present euploy went and fil particulars toHOLLAND, Pv. Barut, Nee city. my lsle W 4ANIED-SHIRT AND WAIST HANDS TMME- diately at 106 2d st_n.w. my12-2t* y ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS ENGINEER: GOOD wawes te ht man ; r man preferred. Ad- W4 STED—A Gi APPLY TO Sion j00D SHOEMAKER. « — ae V J ANTED—A SINGLE WHITE TO WORK oh dairy farm and, drive. Apply at PILLS- BURY'S, corner 3d st. and N. ¥. ave.,at 8o’clock a.m. WwW ED—A WOMAN COMPETENT TO DO v i housework; references required. Apply at 1645 13th st. nw. my 12-2 W ANTED—AN ERRAND BOY (WHITE) ABOUT fitteen (15) years of age. SNYDER & WOOD, 423 11th st. a. W AN'TED—IMMEDIATELY, my 12-28" ENERGETIC, capable agents; exclusive territory wiven; will make very liberal contracts wita parties of experience and ability; pian is simp.e and easily explained ; off- cers are men in high commercial and financial stand . Address BAL TIMUR ILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, 12 Baito., Md. V j ANTED—A LODGE OF THE FRIENDLY AID pociety of Massachusetts is being formed. his order pays $100 in 6 months; has paid over $400,000 benefits; all funds are heid in trust by the state treas- Urer. for,imformation apply to B.S. ROGERS, 214 nw: apz3-in as WANZED— WOMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSE- work in small tauily; stay nuchts. Mu Well recommended. Call at 12m C st. n.w. my! W ASTED—A GOOD WoaAN TO COOK, wasit ‘and iron and doxeneral housework; mist stay nights; white preferred. Apply at 810 H st, 2.0. ey 7 Ww ANTED-A GOOD SPECIFICATION AND amendment writer st the Kansas City office of Higdon & Higdon.’ patent attorneys.” Fare’ paid and Cali at oifice of HIGDUN & HIGDON, 30° Le Deo butiding. my 12st" WANZED—A BOY, AGE FROM 14 TO 16, WHO writes a good band and can be well ended; salary $2.50 por Week. Address P. 0. city. ) ANTED—EXPERIENCED WAIST AND SKIRT hands; noue others need apply. 1015 11th st.n. w. my L2-St V / ANTED—CHAMBERMAIDS. COOKS, LAUN- cesses, nurses, tor city and suuuuer resorts; my 12. women, boys and sover mien for all business. (Estab: ied 888). CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE S27 my. J4NTED-SEVPRAL EXPERIENCED INDUS- ‘trial ins canvamers op salary’ of 812 Der Week 10 lapses. Koos sand 4, 80> Market Space. my tet W ANIEDTHREE EXPERIENCED REAL ES tate men; salary and commission; reference re- quired. Apply to HASI2HDAY & HALDEMAN, GUS Fst. nw. my 123t W 4 ED-ABLACKSMITH'S HELPER. HENRY T. RIES, Uioand 637 N.Y. ave. mylz-2t" WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. J ANTED—BOILEK, 4 TO 10 HORSE POWER. s Price. ‘Anawer quick where itccan be seen. and. aut THOMAS W. SMITH: Lusnver Dealer mi WANTED-IYFEWRITERS FOR RENT; ALL “i tandard shipped all, points; ty, chai Pst. mw. makes: terms reasouab weriters bong Ek ‘machines t, Sold and ex- ‘EXCHANGE, inh l4-in TANTED ; crewars, TYPEWRIT: W ake, for amateurs. LARDNER, 41! Hall. EL, DESIRING PHOTOGRAPHS, 2 dozen, tine work; Lest sk; for children ; pictures copied : printing and dev liseht png Mth st., near Lincoin ap7-dun W ASTED—T0 BORROW $20,000 FOR FIVE ent interest, on firsi-class city Years; G per prokerty ; no vomiuissions paid. NS, 1321 F st. ‘Address 5) KH. 1t* W ‘its hors V Star office. V this city, wi dress CAREFUL, St 5 fice. size 2 price aud particulars to ML. Star office. . ANT: D-—BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES; one viltard anid two pools; state price. J, By Der era ee J ANTED-A HORSE AND VEHICLE TO USE in the aiternoon ior the summer by a resident of nturnish the best of o ¥ OF POOL BALLS AND paches.” State references, Ad- my123t* WANTED IT ENOWN—HIGHEST PRICK PAID for oid teather beds, brass andirons. reg mahogany Turniture and ‘Address G. THOMAS, Star WANTED-STABLE TO ACCOMMODATE FIVE horses and four or five wagons within five squares of city post office. Address G23 La. ve. .W. my L1~3° ee eee Veen g TO BUY a ers of exchange their Old gues for new, fore doing so sliouid addrees Bux Ur8, City Fost office, my L1-st* W ANIED—A SINGER “VELOCIMAN” HAND- 37 Cst. ne, myst? 33. Box 81, Star office. NT_UNFURNISI 2D FLOOR, $15: :ENT_UNFURNISHED- OR. 15: F FO noon g13- 9 hood, reference, Possession. #24) 18th ‘sake Caeeentes R _RENT-IN PRIVATE FAMILY NORTH- ost, lar bay-window second. ; board if ee Soy: Sey 12 Li 10.127 Indi RNISHED ROOMS ON Vath room on zd 6. RW It FOR RENT-NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM. suitable for one or two gentlemen. Apply 1207.6 nw. amyl R RENT — FURNIS Firout room with ie closet! housekeeping; meals furnished if 2ith st. n. ‘OR REN myG-12t* : GROOMS, LARGE. AND PLEAS: N furnished, at suumier prices, Mew Ac. CAMPBELL, SECOND-STORY and alcove; no children or ‘desired. mybser ood table 124 10th st. nw. {OR RENT—1828 0TH ST_N.W.. 11 ROO) "] KR RENT—121¢ | : 8 RO Foe Pt'ne, Sgt) 1a Wyle Inger, oid | F'enienityiocuted. culy 625.90 per mete 20m Te Se Wtaitt Ss Ch RASS Eby oe tam | B WIGHT. 14a Ga, nyt Rh a F T—BY W. C. DUVALL. 985 F ST. N.w FoR BENT—5i0 Pst. Ws SIX ROOMS: | REE Mat nw. just weet of Sanction Conn snd modern improvements ; “> Per | Khode is! {has Ti roomie, every moc. ia month Thos. WAGGAMAS, concreced reilar and lange pant, will give lease if E 7 Fen | sired . |... Igroom dwelling ; good Fee BENT hos are st La ye BE nam Fs ment brie tutldine 830.40 per ment, ive a8 0.40 Per mouth. Inquire 486 La. ru Geeitable dwelling; large nent, @:h3. PRIEBUS, 1439 U st. now. RENT_FROM JUNE 1 OR 3-STORY residence, with all modern improveninis: newiy Fapered: reduction for summer moutes. "Apply Tet LT ahem courts at @10and 612. FE SENT_HOUSE O33 PRENCH ST. W. FROM June 1:6 rooms, with i. beneath entire house. Apply to GEO. W, VIS th et aw ‘Ok RENT_UNPURNE Pistikonn sores oan #3 Corcoran at Tir. 33! ‘Ai1 mosera fonventen: $2) pe spout. Inquire of FRANCIS B. No! isl F stn. iil Set ——| 1332 R st, 10r., RNISHED. FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOUS FS = OK SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR A Goow Toot, set, one saiety bicycle in wood comditer BECTOLE: Mer olan cee SHARES MERGANTHALER omapany stock. Addrem LING EL OAK Suk SALB-1 CARGE TOR BOX slITARLE Pon Thar of ineat sore: nso bat fxtiures MV" STEER EN Tait ena Flor ae bee {OR SALE—SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS AT inducement prices. Picase trad catetully rut t out and bring if WIL you. We name the tot Tratoat TitNOK yes Petite Buyou, ebony £n she! dente Riou, Rev ster & fe sold om easy hayrente Every shetrument it pert” 2 JOHN F. LLIN RK RENT—LARGE, COOL, WELL-FURNISHED Fooms, ‘single or en suite, "in a private house, at summer rates. 208 New Je ve. near the Capitol. “Board convenient“ * Sing tae” ‘Ok RENT— r.. OPPOSITE FRANKL) floors, with board. for suimmer. ied rooms, Second and third { Southern exposure. Special rates may 1st Fee, 22st Hsts., turnis ing; shaile trees; east ing. Sumer prices. ahed sitting 716 TWELFTH, BETWEEN G AND and bed room, ‘West ; bath room adjoin conuect- my 13st" FO8 BEST_ONE LARGE ROOM AND ON room, R RENT—TWO NICE UNF" 29K LL Turuished or unfu third story js0u front: Plewsaut location. GOR ct newe us my 13k" NISHEDSECOND- floor rooms: bath, hot and void water same floor, Wita use of parlor: eivelieat nel Tor? Titi se. nw. ihorhood. A Rand Mase aves mpi ply at my Pit™ FOR RENT — “my 122i F 95, BENT_1al floor ; southern exposure; nen oF ian and wite. 1005 G st. n. w. board. Ee ) NICE ROOMS, water. as and bath, for €15. 943 Mass. WiTH Ww iE FRONT PARLOR: FIRST {table ior two gentie- ‘Also sual front roo with my 12-30" T — 2d st. ne. F furnis! FOR ft SECOND-STORY FRONT Fittest or unfurnished; delightiul FOE RENT-AT 215 STH ST. BE, ‘hed rooms, with board; house new aud con- ROOM, Rk RENT—LARGE AIRY FRONT ROOM SEC- snc story. with board. to three hear patent office. 705 Sth st. mn. or four gentlemen ; 3 Teasonavie; my 12-3t NEATLY ‘Yenient to all lines Of street cars; terms moderate. _ml-ot* R RENT_TWO OR THREE FURNISH unfurnished rooms on sane floor with 12th st. nw. ; location good and rooms my 12st DOR eh, at 915 mee, FOR RENT—BAY WINDOW FRONT ROOM ON 3d floor; with or without board. At THE MASE INGTON, 1433. Foe RENT—1140 CONN. AVi management, furnished apartments on 2d and id floors; en suit bath; moderate and 145 L st. n. w. or rates my 12st DER NEW Single; with or without private jocation unsurpassed. my12-Gt ANIED—A QUIET FAMILY Wwelgh not less than 1,100 poun W iny11-3t a E. BERRY, Ebbitt House’ stabies, 1364 C si SE; inquire of J. MUST WANIED-THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID for second-hand furniture, stoves, carpets and books. _H. KOSENBERG, 630 Hi st. n.. ._ap28-1n* V translator in guese, Dutch, Dun! ences given. my2-sm* ANTED_THANSLATION,—I DESIRE TO OB- 2 ou ment hours a: ‘in Prencinterinans iterisn, Spanien, Porta Swedish oF Russian. Best refer- WILLIAM ©. MAYO, 826 i4th st. B.w. ‘D—ALL TO KNOW WE HAVE A LOTOF rs W830 curate: rorutar pace of eich is 61. Soa lox 0f 50.” Sell you what we have for mb5-3m_SICKLE’S OLD SAN’ 1 , 1011 Pa. ave. ‘ANTED—MOST PLOPL: CAN, IN LESS THAN ‘a week, learn to write with the Caligraph Tpye- writer inster than with pert in'a few months. olden monthly paytremt sold'on mont ‘nents, pdm Rew the pen. and Used ‘ia’ every ‘Typewriters of all makes rented and become ex. Ftinent of MAN & SON, 605 7th st. n.w. FOR RENTS UNFURNISHED Rooms, SUIT furmsned Hewen. "Call R RENT—717 91H ST. R RENT—TO MARRIED COUPLE, A 917 Est. n. N. able forsikht housekeeping. Apply 1003 0" st. u.w. NEAT room with board; table board for gen- amy 12 t PP. GRANT Place), pleasant furnished rooms with good also tabie'!oard i moderate rates. board; my ALste Fok RENT ROOMS, FURNISHED OB UNIUR. nished, halt clean and rst-cl my 11st" Square’ from post office; everything lass; NO cooking. 71534 Sth st. D. Ww. WOR KENT—DO YOU WANT ROOMS? IF SO, Fu Directory; they. teil you where the; Price.” G4 F'st., ion Hoo are, what they are and the serine Koom FOX RENT—601 13TH ST.. COR. FN. W. June 1 three communicating rooms snd ‘bath: floor; s. and w. front; occupied by popular dentist many years; other roms; suinmer rates. POR RENT—101z 2TH st. FROM my LL 2W HEERFUL furnished rooms, with good table buard; references W SSin> ait GROWN, THAT C.D. COLLINS. eachanged. a jer and Carpenter, attends promptly. OR RENT—1335 N ST.. COR. 14TH, NEAR bing; gives estimates for all class of work; screen ‘Thomas Circle, ‘urnished front roo, stizle ore doors and windows made to order. 717-719 18th st.n. w. | suite, with bay windows with oon Ere ‘ap2tim chanced. my4w" W ANIED-HOUSEKEEPERS WILL FIND OUR | on RENT-HOOMS, FURNISHED Of UNFUR. storage rates very low; we bave first-class up. | FO RE} coe tbat AEC gies wary lows wo have, first-class up, ished: very desirable location, overlooking, @ Work at short notice. “F- FREEMAN &G0., 127 Tat, | PFetty Park; mew house. “1808 H st a Rew. thbiG-2m "| [OR RENT—THE ~CHOICEST, CHEAP .. Office and works. Ro SEwnven, Mar. Tei branches, Julius Lansburgh ‘10 Pennsylvania ave. = ‘OUR 's stock and grass tarm; #2 ¢ and returned tree. F. H. day and grooming, $8 per m. 1708 and 110 E st. nw. dain ANTED— EVERYBODY TO HAVE THEIR carpets cleaned by our new ammoninted steam nino. healthiest and most comtortab found at "The Newport,” 14ul Mans ave. cent jocation ; LW’ ‘rooms ure to be muagniti- xceptionally low summer rates. 2OR Fatt cies and resitienre of the tate Bed Stan‘on, | Eta _myi2-at | 3 20 JUNIPER ST.; TWO S10KIES | i 82.50. DAVID D. STONE, 806 F st. n.w 44 STH ST. N.W.—6-ROOM BRICK Sapa eh water, remt, $22.0 Apply so | my tsi" MS: TWO BACK PORCHES ‘OR RE: | ani cellar. S how OLDSMITH, 817 Pa. ave. pret: yard ; .arce “ize; cor. Wuand N sis. Apply to'H. W. OFFUTI, Sau and N ets. Store nw cor 1th ait. Gis La 1 | 14 PER M NTH, TWO-STORY AND | Duilding. 44 McCullouch st., | «| | - NJ. ave. und N. Cajitol and E and F ste. Inguire of A: EBERLY'S SONS, 718 7th st “A FURNISHED HOUSE, Vv Ai resonable, “until October. Appiy 1914" 151): av, Yr, iat Nilave, hr, G. i Estate Broker, ¥17 # sta. w. ORTHW EST. 250 BOG et, Gr. Bud b st, Or ave. balls a & 4th Boors 10% 15 | 17 G@. Sir, we. 14.2 menos, Or, W.-. 14 w come Weat bid Bana, dio... — oe & ature, L. 2 Pristoe ct, 4, w. i 2&4 McCullough, 4r, WEST WASHINGTON. 200.50 1219 30th, Gr. mi. # 0 URE 20O0Live st, Or. 13. : 727 Bali's court, dr. 12 ar. uester court, 4 Champiatn ay. Sr... 10 3 Part of upper s Feet: Sree 10 Ee For « iuil"lst apply to. WESCOTT & WILCO! 33) 13 O'Brien's Cou. bist 100; Tenusyivania ave. 6. 1227 Oregon a, ae OE RESTS . ‘ ON MGBTEENTH ST. NEAR TN. STORES, &e. A NEW FOUR-STORY HO} : | See re ISEL Moe, Store room O06 R st | coutaintag dcseen taetoo ened te ath couma; entire Louse in first-class order. os F Stew, rice, $1,200 per annum Store room 331K" si ne 12 Shop rear 1020 O'st “n - State rear 1109 i st uw. OFFICES. av. 468 La. ave, Ist floor \Guntom building, rm ‘Ok RENT—1640 RT. AVE. or basement, 2 iront O38 10r. ;alim.i.... rooms Park st.. Mt. ‘Pisesant, “itr; 2 Jarge grounds; lot 2ahix240, wo and 16,eich. 15003 L5th'st, room 4, Gunton buiding, 15,“ baseuent Too: 46x La ave, front rin, e 20.15) 4tu for. 6 ‘The above /s oniy a portion of the. ‘yon my Looks. For iuid list call at office for bulletin issued on Ast ene 15th. (my12] THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, DOK REN} i ny ar Inensard house, 447 itself Broouis, wate Jers" iol yu Shea wil sell. nme dry cel iarket, electric and cable road Owner, J. ORVILLE JOHNSON, 400 Pa. Bee. mw. mel (OB BENT— > KENT_—U} Byatiane, 1. Fee ineor 18553 Corcoran st, 1Uz. 4 Rigs st, 1Ur... 40. inlaw road, Wesley. 20 Spruce st. Tr. ‘indeor”. $416.06 1447 Mass ave... 1882 Jefferson pl-.-.02.50 ISIS uth ste | 2220 lath st. | Fiaisin “The Milton 20 Ft ‘40 Ms t 10 Decatur st ne, 6. 1110 1 st, Be. Ou rear of Ost, 42. i050 | Tio ziet st. 39 FisismEn. 700 14th st. n.w. 5 19th ntand Jeff place..8350 Towa efre CHANCE TO OBTAIN A| A stuear iste ston ovens sized” handsomely turnssed | Dupont circis t moderate renta... Ad- myll-a* Ist st necor As Coun ave near N. M st near 44th. 75.0, 1341 L ST. N.W., ATTRAC. br Dupont cire 300 Luclid place... Fe SALE #12 BUGS ¥ buoy harness for @11 2A) tragey $25; stucie and double harness, all grades, thon of from 10 o0ds of every dew. ripton a. 8 ho oma, HALNesS MAKERS & ; hariene RIVA 2m L400 28 Rete. attat. gc | ue ee GR ; myl3-3t KOT Pennay.venia ave. pear 20 S08 H st, &r i m1.50 205 Fst ne, a NT 002 0 ST.. CORNER OF STH ST. | FOR SALE_TWO-SEAT SURREY, NEARLY NEW, Bye eat cris | Reve ae Eas pee SRREE Emin, | POR SALESLNO SEAT MARRY rane xe, 1340 Aue’ wt om ‘ 5 | POR SALE—FINE STYLE, Fin ISIS asthet nw, TF, T sto | nears bew perio ht efaud pia BZ Mo ‘aves oe, 720 Brewer's core dr.) | KOK RENT— | —tatest and beat improvements: rch tons, ekville, Md, Ty.-/"."30 Rear Sov 7th we, 41-430 | £ 145 Corcoran st. Sroom house; bath room ;all | fits’ cinming nem ST ‘Twining City, Or. 7.35 $40.50 per month. warranted cat be had fe apli-im _ SWORMSTEDT & RRADLEY, 927 F, Slate te Sut oF HR RENT—NICE 8 ROOM BRICK: N.W. se Fataeve peetoniten a THE PIANO EXCHANGE, myl?-3t A. BALLINGER, 1422 F st. uw. ‘The Lseding Piano Hous, RENT OR LEASE FOR A TERM OF ¥ agt 913 Penneyivania avenge, HARNESS POR #0: @15 a redm QU per cent of former prices. able Anan, 1134 Loch st. aw. 100P * your | firsts make few times, wort #150. Address SOK SALE—A vaied th Concordia Church, corner 20th, BW. Can be inspected bet ween <u. by applyans at WG st nw PE ORGA ADDRESS may 2a" ESENT Lo- ue Loure of Sand 40 my 18-0 FOE SAR SUST ARRIVED PROM MARTING buns, W.Va-, heed of arene heres seen at JAS, G. BOWEN'S Livery Staien G2. “peeps uy iele OR SALE_A VERY FINE BQUAKE GRAND y carved Weve, inant 4" For omy @a00- part THEY LANO EXCHAS Fok SALE—A FINE BAY Honsk: old. works anywhere, a vood driver. Wata.w ay OR SALE-SENATOR sell bis bich-bred and t MCLAUGH * $1 #140 surrey #175 i wood buckooard $110, baud Haven iuake. mee Awents, 818 and sau 4. _uyL1-she, 70k SALE—A’ sume and co A SACRIFICE. 4 q hy site's Yamic and Parade eve: Dr. 34 GALI sik ae ‘OK SALE — NEARLY NEW Seecitaaare way square, 9106 aS elegant Brewster iandaut. Bre tunibie; alee Fenty’ Mouxer. victor tes, RUWNEN'S STABLE, Tan ‘A GREAT VARIETY « nd carriages. Bese miso upward 0 abie for all kinds of work. thing wuaranteed a6 GF REPOSITORY AND STAB Fein ats. flpwers, 3, a! And wunter citing Very <beay to save trouble by party Who Will be absent lor years Fhe borg sed tanaeat, tay vindow ban FOR RENT WELL-FUKNISHED FRONT room on 2d floor: house convenient to all car lines; $108 month. to customers. Oa K st. Bw. my9-1w Fok BENT_WELL LIGHTED. CENTRALLY LO- cated dark rooms for amateur ‘photographers; free J. B. CHAMBERLAIN & tographic Goods, 516 11th st. Pho. Just below ¥. my4-im* nw. WARTEDISTEAM CARPET CLEANING AND renovating works ;{eatbers renovated ; mattresses jade over, suruiture PAE TouxGe. ie ed and Doths ave (OR RENT_32 INDIANA AV. City Hall Park, three modern improvem: large bath rooms, niture, OPPOSITE Second-story front rooms: all ents ; first-class sanitat mau buns 5 ‘showers, &c.: new Louse, use: new :ur- apestun ANTED_EVERY those dress forms selling 90 AUERBACH’S Domestic Sewing M. DF TADY 10 GET ONE OF ieand Pattern Rooms, 7th and Hn. w.and 4th and 1s.:"¢.s.¢.mb4-aan rears’ experience; box stalis required. Order vox iL oth st, ‘Smiles out. Lp ee) YOUNG CULOKED GIRL FOR eg bamberork and, to west witu Daby ; want go ee tae ent aes VV ANTED_ OPERATORS ON SEWING MACHINE ‘who understand tucking and rufiiing. Appy to H. SACKEKMAN, 31944 at. 8. Ww. 0. H. P. CLARK, Sligo, RE TWENTY air and bi aR = Md. mb4-3m‘ Fe RENT—APARTMENTS OF Fooms; urnished, or unsumish exposure; first-class ta sth and ‘to 5 summe? months. fern MONT, mbi7-3m. wa circle. Si TWO ed " ROBINS} 15 years at Wormle} ‘OR THREE vate bath; ‘HE WOUD: rates for Prop. FOR RENT_FLATS. MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN MOSEX, 70 Loas JM. good security in suins tro: Fates of interest. \ REAL ESTATE OR OTHER 1.00 upward at lowest i. A. PHILLIES & SON, my1z- myl2-7t 1419 Now York ave. WARTED SALESMAN, TO WHOLESALE AND | \\WANTED—10 BORROW $14,000 AND $10,000 manufacture cider made without appies; no capi- on first-class real estate security worth doubie the tal required. NEW PROCESS CIDER CU., 14:5 State st., Cuteago, Til. myst ‘WANTED-A BOY i7 TO 18 YEARS OLD TO wake himself userul.” Call on or address. WI SCHNEIDEM, 2252 East Capitol st myi2-2i* WASTED (AN ACTIVE MAN AS HELPER ‘around s saloon; one wiio can cook; good TRIANGLE SALOUN, 1003 B-Tave. | myle-at WASZED_A WHITE GIRL AS COOK IN PRI- Wate iainily: no washine; best of references quired. Apply at E210'N st. re- 3 my ll-st STEAM LAUNDRY, WASTED TAT (BOSTON corner Ist and G sts, n.w., one first-class collar and cull starcher and ludies’ clothes ironer.myl1-st* W aadacd MAN LO TEND BAI MUSA HAVE th ‘with full “particulars, BARKELPER, _myll-3t" W 4STED—4 Boy To DRAW SODA AND LEARN the drug business. Apply at PORTLAND DRUG STOKE, cor. Vermont ave, and 14th st. myli-3e W ANIED-AT 1215 RHODE ISLAND AVE.. 4X experienced woiuan to cook and do general bo work; no washing; city reference and stay at night. myi1-st* yANTED—A COLORED WOMAN TO COOK, wash and iron in small family. References. Apply 2027 Q st., after 12. myst" amount ; will lumbta Tite Ply GEOKGE MORAN, o11 11th st. percent and 4 small bonus: Go- certificate of titi WANTED BY PARTY Rentiy notes of #10 each ; security. fee. SBS EMPLOYED PELMA: jor one year, ity: “Address ALB. . Star any 11-3t* twell V able April, 183. Adds ) Sepa To, BORROW, FOR TWO. YEARS, -300 on tontine policy for #5,000: dive and Pay ress Wei Star ofticectat MG3EL, WANTED (AND. 10 Wing money to loan can alw: ‘ured by deed 1, MOARG PARTIES is of trust, for sale at = WOODS & CO.'S BANK, imy#-tr 1222 F st. M real estate. Hate. Ni AN ron REAL [i ESTATE. ap30-tr ONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED DISTRICT Money im hand. “No tine required to Nominal commission. ALBERT F. FOX, my?2- THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. WARTED—10 Go AWAY — NURSES, | LAUN. cooks, drivers and milkers for this city ; " hous cooks, lediee! raids, spimamatremes. nurses | BCRNHAM'S, OG st awe *™ outa V ANTED — DUNDORE’S reau, conducted by ladies—men ‘women, white and colored, for ail kinds of domestic labor, city and ses, with references. Reuioved to 7001 st. n-W. WASTED — LABORERS — STEADY “ORK ALL the year to first-class pickers and shovelers. Ap- ply to WASHINGTON BKICK MACHINE CO., 14th and Florida tan MENT BU- ] Bre Sag, lly nd BY i F A Sockets, is meinbers, $100 every, monthis. os tia #200,000'n bene Reserve and Benent Fund Weld in truss of, Massachiu- setts Terns. liberal. FRIENDLY ALD SOCIETY, Waltham, Mass, apet-tm W ASTED-SALESMES_PERMANENT PAYING tions for ft workers: write at once. ELLWANGEA. & 3, Bt. Hope Nurseries Rochester. N.¥- apiiaseo! ot W ANiEDILIVE, PUSHING MES, WOMEN, boys or iris. | Splendid profits. No interference with ronal vents. Rend ‘stainp for partie Iirs. “Address AMRRICAN MEDICINE CoP Nash Mille, Tenn: apz-coLse W SxTED_ LIFE INSURANCE SOLICITORS 79 work @ new pian, ‘and taking ; acents paid ih'easti. Cail trom to Ll a.m at Rooms TSN. ve uw. ‘epi im WANTED—SITUATIONS. peaks E a ee SE Ae WAXTED-A POSITION (As ENGINEER BY A pS “Adirees Box 3h Star‘oment * my Wea eee BY MITE “3% mn to lea for summer: Address A.B. B... Staromcn Sy mytaiee WAXTER{ BE TWO WHITE GIRLS. 15 AND 17 maha themselves uectule Gallet 24k st mee hee ax at a AT COOMBS & CO.'S BUREAU ladies’ Sera SeTR a MOSEY, TO Loan IN sti ‘TO SUIT AT CUB. ‘rent rates on approved real estate security ;epecial, Fe. RENT_Fiv! house, with convenient to car at 1613 New Jersey ave. rs and market. we ROOM FLAT IN PRIVATE all conveniences for housekeeping: Rent reasonable. Gali VOR Ri rooms each ; Spectal facilities amy9-19t* HAI on flat; Park SOME FLATS OF FOUR ‘and 3d floors, and east windows, overlooking wi ote of the prttiect streets tthe city large fachifties for housekeeping ail mt: range in each all ; north, south ‘on 'K’ st. ide yard: ‘bath and new and at reasonsble Apply 2313 Penn. ave. n.w. RK RENT-TWO FLATS: ENTIRE FLOORS: gach in best onder and all mod. 3346 ‘$15 per month. aye. R. A. PHD FOR RENT—STORES. FOR EENT-ANEW. LARGE, BEAU! with cellar, stable on alley ‘in rear, st.. Georgetown, D.C. oF. fies or Patiirs'e s8x, °° bei Suitable for dry roods ‘835 ‘per ‘ont my1?- R RENT Ok LEASE — FINE FOUR-STORY rick building, 7th bet. E and G sts. n. w. ye RE ay SOENUOR. Een Pear merous. A BALE myll2w FOR _RENT—OFFICES. (OR RENT—A VERY PLEASANT ‘office room, second We, $35, Pet month. FRONT floor, over 1419. Ni Re Ar PHILLIES & SON 1410 New York ave SON, IR RENT—EN SUITE OR SINGLY, LARGE ‘well-ventilated and office very low. Apply Central) lighted office rooms in new ly Jocated, near ¥ st. Rent pate} JAMES F. BARBOUR, eto RUTHERFORD, 1907 Fet. my12-6t ‘SIL Ltn at. Ww. ONEX TQ LOAN-IN SUMS OF FROM €300 R RENT—LAKGE AND DESIRABLE OF: ICE Minto £35,000 ed real it rooms in 1319 F st. n. Sun’ building. noaaity. on COANE BO 4) Ensuite orsingle. Di DAVIS & Cu. tpite Goo Fst.a.w, | _ap25-tin 1319 F st. ti.w. Tes —— $5,200 on rood real estate security for 2 or 3 years an : HERRON & RAMEY, 307 Feat. 2. Percent; money in han my8-7t MONEE TO LOAN IN LARGE AND SMALL SUMS q pyrOved real estate in the at 5 and 6 per cent on District of Columbia. ‘sth and F sts. nw. M on on apétr KH. T. ‘sum of money on hand Teal estate in the city. ‘Ye Joan, x." Also aryalus a special ¥. Hi. SMITH & SON 1418 F st. a. 8, cOF. p20-T ONEY TO LOAN—WE HAVE A CONSIDERABLE in sums to suit, MOSEX To FOan ar ‘approved District real 3 AND 6 FER CENT ON ‘estate: no delays. Mt Mt PARKER, jm ee a ONEY To LOAN GN SUMATOSUIT. cent, on D, C. real estate securit we PHAR C MAWLINGE 800 Fa. ave, fe21 (iit Arlington Dire Yrs. Co. AND ‘ottice.) ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE OR FIRST- node- clase security, at lowest rates oi interest, security is| GREEN, 308 7th st. n.w. AtE PROMPT TEDT & apl-Ln > ~ oO. Dispense tenella ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL EST. ‘SWO! M™*ALTSTRS yRon e500 UPWARD, ‘42 FIVE AND SIX PEK CENT, ON BEAL ESTATE IN THIS prermtcy. E. 0. HOLTZMAN, Cor. 10th and F sts.n. w. FOR RENT—STABLES. KR RENT—TWO-STORY BRICK STABLE, BACK ‘ot 1012 16th. NOLD, 458 La. at. bet. K and ave. Ln. w. Address: F. HARBIN, S10 Ta. ave. ae. or EUGENE F GEO. ARS my 11-1 LOST AND FOUND. St. lar with * Buck, Oo Md-ave. 1 eral reward to partion return WiDNESDAY LAST—A LARGE ‘and shepherd dox; had on col- reugtaved if to parties returniaz hit. LO37{0N TUESDAY AFTERNOON IN 14TH ST. cn plate; my car orchunzing to or in Mt, Pleasant car, a purse contait misceianeous papers and swall amount of Inoney.. Suitable reward wili be if one} table given if returned to e1°C itt 183 OST-ELEW AWAY SUNDAY AFTERNOON, Lay ios mate msc » paid ir returned bird A liberal reward to ROBERT DEWAR, 1217 my 1st OST-ON THE 10TH iT., SM. Lal L' N THE THs: ALL BLACK aul white ‘Lit Fey ea ce. asum money and some reward if returned. to my 133 LoSt, TOESDAY MORNING. in pi eee and re dollar ; BALL Mand Peas ee Lean Nest. ‘name Don vurse with metal ‘one silver ‘E FOX TERRIER on collar. LADIES" ALL Fooms, cellar, back buii‘ine, alles, mod. imps; soot S08. PUREST. 100 F at nee ae | NI—BY R.O, HOLTZMAN, tate and Insurance Broker, 10ui und #'sts.u. w. S. 1228 M st nw, 167. KENT—IN MT. PLEASAN ine, Urnished, 13 rooms 2M ave. 1419 G st. FOR LEASE. 19 7a KSLNW., DESIRABLE | ory and basement brick apd brows stone mises; 10 roomeeach with bath, cellar, Turns iunprovements, at $75.70 per month each. 101 ail OFFICES. 20 “sun $20 to £40 Liecant m stnw., seat ita # rooms amd bach $15 to 20 Uuiding,” Rreproof, 2 90 per wonth. 2203 Ks -.19 elevators, heated " by ry and. basewent bri: | 4:0 Le ave.trom €i0t013 steau,irom #2) to elu) me house, with 10 rouins-a.1 Linprover | }. ave., desiree Co eter aud basement brick and brown stone house, ry 11 rows; ali iront roows and all improvements, $78.50 per month. i B. H. WARNER & O., LTzM. _| _my12-6t MIU F st. aw. TO WHITES ONLY—#8.50 EACH, 30 | —_ houses; 5 rooms; plenty of water; Bladensburs Toad. just beyond H st. cars; keys with Geo. R. Ar- Pington. Levis st. and Bladensburg road. A. H. SEMMES, O18 F'si., Loom 4: may JOR RENT—NEW TWO-STORY BRICK DWELL- ings, G26 to (40 Callan st. n.e. ; 6 rooms, hot and cold water, latrobe and rane: paperad: only 814.60. ED’ SALI STABLISHED “Cl@aK ” and fixtures, very cheap; Owner leaving ct (Call 1219 7th st. new. siete | Fousae ant tt firet-clane Penney. vania With the elasticity particulars. A I can large dis Pricoe vere low ant Feprewnted. “DOWNEA's Cal oR SAL : GOOD AB new: built by Yors: newest de- Sign. with piatéorm . shafts and rumbe (the latter detachable) at a great sacrifice, to be aren at Draney's stable. JOSEPH AUEKBACH, O23 Pa. ave. T CART BY BREWSTER. AN Tees, Suit EWEEK WHITE SILK AND ray Wilk and black Jace ad Bo Sik, @6; black suk, #0 etay and bia ‘Address Box 1:9), Star office, NEVER BREN ctUries i Thm © owner has ho ues Koad we Unban ide tee 20K SALE—A FIRSTCLASS ASTRONOMICAL teles: L., Star office. \OR SALE-MONKE\S. chickems and eczs for ba SCHMID'S NEW J at ome-Lait its voine object glass Gane “geverture, focal lensth 100 inches 6 good denner Fires ke myS-1m? ax re ae ‘ Fok SAA SEVEN TAVE GcAND PIANO, rat gonad ures. tot “cant beer grat ba iguins i upnigcit aud square piano ATO. PRONG Sth ae East “THE LAPAVEIIE,” Gail = uw. ; bar room and restaurant. spiendsd chance fur @ jive man; near theazer, good location. APP! premises. myo the RESERVOIR VANES, Tron and Fire Clay Vases, ‘Lawn Goods Of every dercrution at E. H. MOKSELL'S, 3205 end 1107 720 st. aw. DOR SALEBY). BCH. ith st.—Kodake and « FOr SALE arenas, cameras, Jénses, plates, pans and cheuicals jor ch st. lw. myS-lae AMELKLAIN & Co, ai iner—June L to Uctober 1." Low rent. to Lo risen? . fenant. “Apply to THOS. “6. “HENSEY oo C. ©. C., Star office. To EGaNGE POR D. C. PROPERTY, A PINE sai C00 300 my lise” = ane spiitrm near Puiladelphia.' For Sale—A nice 14-to0 Elects 1007 atarton at: Sheep.” Address K., tar ofice. “Sais 3ye? eee ti NE_OF THE LATEST AND BEST-PAYING myl1st Mentions out fe now on exhibition at the cf of J.T. DER, (304 F st. nw. Unlike other patents FE RENT—FOR $4 PER MONTH, E1GHT- | if lias no competition and selis. The excius.ve sucht. room brick hose ‘all modern convenfences o Tpoeri of Gate cod at a peice Eat aw. Inquire. @. THON, LHS Fat. 0.6. | puarauteriuy lnsse proite wo the investors amy ai 2 Sth st. n.w., 9r., bath and cellar: rent $45, ‘St. n.w., Sr. and bath ; rent $40. eee er PAYING CON ery stute,stock and fixtures; tor sale cheap; reason Let. Se: ad bath} rent E-3 2157 L st ‘Sr. and bath; rent £40. Siena “+ 1425 Sth st. ‘nw. 117 and bath; rent $35.50. — en at ‘Second floor of 612 12th st. n-w.. SUBS, 40. Fok SALE AN, ESTABLISHED DINING ROOM Apps to T. BROOKS, B16 12tu st. now. ‘and dairy lunch rooms feeding at present trom 300 ii-6t to 500 people a day’; in nw. ; food Feasous for weiline. Address J. H., Star offic myles” FOR RENT-NEW STORE AND DWELLING combined in northwest; very low rent; good loca~ oy DOK SALE_OIL AND GASOLINE BUSINESS: __ CHARLES EAKLY, 603 14th st. ‘tu Stock and fixtures, horses, tank wasons, &e-; No chaos to make money ; 1-00) customers. | AppIy to BOYER, 14 7th st. 6. ‘my feck MGETSAGES_WE HAVE MORTGAGES DRaw- myo-1m and S percent interest, based on a 40 per Commubin toad, ide, cent valuation, runing one, two and three years, in- TN Vave nie, 1b je ‘semi-annually, gild-edge security, for 2 RW, 2228 M SPEAR & VIDETTO, G10 F st. boards, plisetons, Dawes and _c hore sacond-Land wagon, sultabie tor teed or 5 pobe = Bal n ARTNER WANTED—A LAWYER, HAVING A | toruphers: tree derkroume. J. B. CHAMBERLAIN BETS STORMCIEUT 6 BEADLLY-AEEE S| Plate patent iat and sittine bedsoest wong ot | We fith st Just alow neta ENT—36 K ST. N.E.—2-STORY Bil \e nortliwest, will associate with iin there @ you 0) ORTHA 4 divolling J¥ room aud ali mod. imps, excellent | torn’) fasiigr withthe patent soliciting tnisines | PGLSALE, THE ANBEMMON SHORTHAND MA- order; only 822 per month. and having good retercuces, if terns can De asteed ob. | jects of enone phy he ae ont all other myll-3t_SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, 927 Fst._ | Address PAKI ND B, Stat office. UyISA | Cano to work egomg ou can fo titer work Y wr OK RENT — TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT 3 5() WiLL BUY A GROCERY, MEAT AND | Botes.can be read. Siven tree to purchasers: F piouse, te sgutrr frou the Capitol: new!s al ered $650 Provision stone, Witt horse dnd wan on | SincLinen MOR OSbee Bole Rega and in good repair: conve %0 care dics, | a'prominent corner in the n'w., Or will takea partner, ‘i , Gitte &Co., ‘Apply st 208 A st. be. 10F keys “Nnyliste” | Address. B. H- Star office pee | my®-tm Ogos Tah POR RENT—1920 HOST. THREE-STORY OF THE BEST WOOD AND | JOR SALE—CARRIAGES, WAGON D BU id basement brick; 10 rooms and bath. 1 South Washington, retail trade: #168 ob easy terms Kepatring nnd ordered wort $55 ber month ‘AB na ‘ of good stock on had ands cud | Promptly attended te. CVUK &TAKDUL, SAO Mixes my11-4it 1:26 F sta. horsct, © food carts. o sets harness, 1 double wagun: | West Washineton. mar” OK RENT-NICELY FURNISHED EIGHT | too much other buses to stmend ee OWT bas | OR SALE A. i GREGORY, Cor 4 st. F voom house Guew) inthe mortowest for ths sti: oe sa nas New York ave. n...1s the place to buy burk- ‘Also two: business spite, ‘UK SALE—CASH BARGAINS. Only Just rece car joads Columbus Busey ‘Columbus Work sold this al S cheap ferent ty lee SOS were #7 Teather 100. wacuns FPG FALE OR EXCHANGE ON eas! and sec wentiewen 8 ¥4 barain, 1 and second-nand uses. wagon ad teas, robes. Sil, 0. * S120: was S150. Reductions om tov. ae ows TERMS “or the next ten daye—O indies phaetons, both ew comduand 4 wet little, at 17 sels of mew harness, suitable tor carriage, cart, hips and stable wien meee OK SALE—A BOARDING HOUSE, CENTRAL Jovation full of boarders; a good paying business, will sell at & reasonable price. the owner goin ot city. Apply at 61, G st. 2. w. muy 128 WANTED A MAN WITH ABOUT $3,000 TO a ‘Audress BUSI. iis SY ave nw, 17. 1518 Conn ave, Lir. 9) 1312Conn ave, 16r . 87. 1765 P st nw, Lir 2-83 IS ows 151 take aif tntervat in a good cash ‘the finan sane. NESSC'P-O. Box No. 8 my (0. SALE-LODGING HOUSE, OVER FOUR Years estavlished and doinw 3 ‘TH BLACK if returned to Lost is Fatal Ket. nw. white spot on ce. mare with ‘reward if returned to above plac ‘L082, MAY 10, IN OF NEAR ARLINGTON CEN- Pecos ae SSH ARES ry A erat rwaed ft reared to 1008 ‘O8T—STRAYED. ‘7th st. road hear Silver BOOK AWAY FROM CLAGGEDT . Md.. one =e Toit Vou: ‘made fora du: 5(), DEED OF TRUST NOIE FOR SALE; £550 Ss worth ¢4,000. 50 Cunoran Uplld- myo-Lm miyo-lw RENT_O2i P ST..COR. MARION ST. ¥.W. story bay-window brick house FOE SAE ieee PREM TLG & CONLIFF to several ‘desire to vention. peerly STIEFF UPRIGHT FIANCS Just returned fro nw. at reduced prices.” bie Lith st Fok SALE-HORSES) HORSES! HORSES! “AX- them one pair of Very fine lance ij horse: co other cerioad of fime Virginia he Just recetved, nc ce Pa anes Pep ero = of Soeee Ei i ie : tin svat data 403 Sth veer Daw. api-tr, Fr FIVE DOLLARS MONTHLY Gives yous. ‘square piano or handsome ar i i Pc. ‘GAS ENGIN {Any size. for = At. 73 7th wt. w COUNTRY BOARD. SMITE. 12% Pa eve '