Evening Star Newspaper, May 28, 1891, Page 2

DUSKY DIAMOND DEALEKS. ‘New York and Brooklyn Coal Men Enter- tained at a Banquet. Two hundred New York and Brooklyn coal dealers are in the city. They came yesterday ‘evening and proceeded to possess just as much of the national capital as they had any imme- diate use for in » thoroughly reputable and pleasing manner. As soon as the excursionists arrived at the Ebbitt House they were formally welcomed by Mr. E. Kurtz Johnson. At 8 o'clock the banquet commenced, and when the feast, which was thoroughly enjoyed and highly complimented, was over the satisfied crowd ad- Journed to the red parlor, where there were speeches by Mr. E. Kurtz Jobnson and Mr. John T. Given of this city and by Mr. saoee Greason of the Brooklyn coal exchange. —Sec- etary Tracy had received an invitation tobe present, but he was compelled to decline. This morning the party called upon the President and ‘received a hearty welcome. From the time when the reception concluded until luncheon the excursionists viewed the city’s sights and after the noon meal went to Mount Vernon. An early dinner awaits them atthe Ebbitt and when the Potomac-excited appetites have been satisfied there will bea rush (REESE , where the “Coal Ex- change” special will be ready to stars. The excursion committee ix composed of Charles F. Davies, chairman; M. E' nnn secretary: Joseph A. Colyer, treasurer: D. , treasurer, New York committee; Will- iam H. Kelsey, secretary, Brooklyn committee; 3. ¥. Bann, J. Be Lathrop, Charles E. Mott Charles T. Leonard, E. L. Morris, F. E. Saward and T. S. Mize. NAMES OF THE EXCURSIONISTS. The excursionists whose names are on the manifest are: J.C. Ackerson, H. A. Acchter- nacht, J. M. Adams, Frank Ames, W. T. Ames, J. H. Andres, Edward Austin, J. G. Greenless, Herman Grietner, August Goodman, Robert Gordon, Thomas’ Gordon, Louis Grunig, D. Haaren, Herbert L. Norton, M. F. O'Connell, J. H. Ostrom, Jere Pangburn, jr., A. G. Perham, ©. P. Perham, Wm. Petors,’ J.D. Barkline, M. Baxter, jr.,Adam Becker. Jas. P. Benedict,Theo. M. Bertine, Phineas 8. Berry, H.S. Bisbee, C. A. Blauvelt, A. Borokamp, J.'L. Bradlee, J. H. Haaren, C. Haaren, John Haberly, M. Halle- nan, Gcorge E. Hall, John Halligan, S. F. Ha- Ge itay, James Hetterma pe tieney iigel, jeorge Peterson, James Prior, F- E. Rabe, M.D., J. J. Rena, John Rheinfrank, Henry ‘Rickenberg, A "F. Rice, George 8. Rockwell, jr., Rodenburg, George I. Rogers, Jobn Brandamour, H. Breunich, Henry Brice, Henry Brickwedel; D. D. Brodhead, jr., Henry F. Bruning, . Burd, F. W. Hecknen, W. H. Hind, B.C. Fhe ‘Theo. Hoff, Chas. Horn- ing, Joseph Johnson, Edmund Joyce, Ed Rob- bina, John Roome, W. H. Rumney, P. E. Sa~ ward, F. W. Saward, Jacob Schmidt, James H. Simpson, M. F. Burns, . Bunke, John Bunke, Z. Carpenter, M. Carr, Richard Chariton, A. W. Coe, Joseph H. Colyer, C. B. Conant, D. W. Kahl, P. G. Rerap, Frank Koch, F. E. Kohl, W. H. Kelsey, F. Kloppenburg, W. Kronenbitter, B ‘Lathrop, P. 3. Lane, E. V. Sidell, W. Smith. A. C. Smith, James E. Smith, J. Samuel Smoot, A. F. Smoot, William K. Starret, Chris Stebbins, Oscar L’ Steves, J. 5. Conabeer, Henry Cording, Lawrence Couzen, J. B. Cox, J.D. Kurtz Crook, P. Cunningham, P. Curtis, Charles F. Davies, Charles T. Leonard, H. mhassen, H. Lange, F. M. Little, E. C. Lockwood, William F. Mathies, Martin Maher, 8. L. Malcolm, It. D. Steves, Alexander Stewart, H. R Stewart G. E. Sutton, Thos. -F- Taylor, H. W. Tauman, Joseph L. Taylor, E. D. Teague, T. J. Davies, A. P. Day, F. Denhard, E. B. Drake, E. & Dunbam, ¢. H. Ebien, William Ehlers, James McCauley, A. McDougall, Ste- phen McDonough, af. C. McReynolds, J. L. McLeod, Henry seyer, J. L. Miller, jr., Thos. Thedford, G.-L ‘Toten, I.E. D. Trask, A. F- Tragersser, E. H. Tuthill, L. G. Tuckerman, H- G. Tuckerman, Geo. 8. Elliott, M. Ehrenreich, B. Ehrenreich, Andrew Enawuld, Jacob Eltz, Wm. Fairlie, Wm. Mitchell, Wm. J. Moore, Forrest Moody, Louis Mohrnan, Jas. Morrison, de, Wm. Maller, L. P. Van Kiper, J. B. Van ‘Line, J. L. Voorhees, J. H. G. Vebslage, Louis Walker, G. Wanamaker, H. Falkenbach, KR. B. Ferguson, John Flanigan, F. E. Frith, O. A. Frost, J. H. Frank, W.F. Gade, Francis Mur- {7 ."C. Wells, Jas Wells, H. A. Wil- kins, M.” D. Williams,’ KR. D. Williams, Fred. Wiltee, Herman Grabedunkel, Jas. Gray, J.C. Gervilic, Joseph Greason, W. J. Greasou, K- E- Mott,W.'C. Moquin, Louis Muller, L. E. Muller, ¥ 5 ww. A. Winter, V. B. Woit, 1 oungman and Joseph J. COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES. ‘The Normal and Preparatory Schools of Howard University. Howard University Chapel was gay with color last nigat. Flags and tiowers were artistically arranged in honor of the commencement exer- cises of the normal and preparatory depart- ments of the university. Music and oratory— the former by E. Hoffmann, Stanton Wormley and William Cook, the latter by Miss Corinne L. Gibson, George A. Douglass and Elmer C. Campbell. The diplomas were presented to the graduates by President Rankin, and then the graduates listened to some good advice from Kev. Walter H. Brooks. Those who received diplomas were: Preparatory class—Elmer C. Campbell, Staun- ton, Va.; Geo. A. Douglass, New York, N.Y.; Solon Lewis, Yazoo City, Miss; Wm. £ Shileutt, Nashville, Teun.; Jesse E. Tucker, Hannibal, Mo.; Joseph J. G. Weaver, Indian: spolis, Ind.; Corinne L. Gibson, Norfolk, Vas; Mary L. Jones, Lynchburg, Va., and Edward J. Wi Vashingvon, Normal clase Albert i. Collins, Washington, D.C.; Armita B. Harris, Richmond. Va.; Lo- cinda) E. Pride, Lynchburg, Va.; Arthur & kK. Ray, Washington, D.C., and Winifred Whip- per, Charleston, 8.C. ‘ourth year (post-graduate)—Milton J. Hop- kins, Alexandria, Va; Wm. Johnson, Baltimore, Md.; and O. F. N. Madden, Alexandria, Va genic et He Wants an Absolute Divorce. Jeremiah D. O'Connell has filed a bill for a divorce against Mary E. O'Connell by Mr. J. S. Bigelow. Litigation has been in progress for some years as to setting aside an agreement by which they were to separate, and the defend- ant in that suit now asks an absolute divorce. In his bill he states that they were married August 11, 1964, have two children, both grown. After stating that differences arose between them, which were condoned. he states that she deserted him in September, 1884. He states that she falvely charged him with adultery and immoralitice with women and has knowingly made false charges to heads of de- partments involving not only his character but the characters of innocent women, which were prompted, he alleges, by & Parpese to extort money from him. He says by reason of such Telentless persecutions and to threats of dis charge from office, and for the purpose Of obtaining peace and freedom, he executed the articles of separation October 8, 1334, = pay her father one-half his’ salary during her life. He refers to the case for the cancellation of the articles of sareement, and says notwithstanding they signed th she continued ber false accusations, He now on the testimony taken in such case, that she has led a dissolute life here, in New York and at Atluntic C'ty, naming Duvid Tulty, Edward McGraw, John F! Kiley, CharlesOgden and Hezekiah Purdon as persons with whom she has been guilty of adultery. He claims a ivoree on the grounds of cruelty and adultery. a onions Accident. In lowering « box of sand from an upper floor in the new building at the corner of 9th and F streets yesterday Charles Leman, an iron worker, was injured. A fellow workman was assisting him to lower the box, when, for some reason, he let go of the rope. The box of sand THE CHOCTAW CLAIM CASES, Decrees Signed by the Court im General Term—Appeais Taken. The Court in General Term today signed de- crees in the Choctaw claim cases as follows: Ward H. Lamon and C. F. Black agt. Henry E. MeKee et al. to recover $35,000, with interest and costs, &c., from which an appeal was taken. McKee against Ellen Cochrane et al. for the payment of, the special sum deposited by Me- Kee July 20, 1888, €14,140. One-half be paid John D, McPherson, executor; $2,000 to James Gilfillan with interest, amounting in all to ‘$4,520, and one-half of the remainder. A Hien is declared on the bdlance in favor of J. A. Rollings, solicitor, and the estate of C. D. Max- well. The general fund, 147,057.63, and the inter- ext is decreed to be the property of Ellen Coch- rane, J.H. B. Latrobe and Ward H. Lamon. Messrs. Lamon and Block appeal, as also Gil- fillan and Maxwell as the executons of T. A. ees AMUSEMENTS. The Capital Club’s excursion, which was to have gone down the Potomac on the Macalester last night at 6:30, has been postponed until nee evening, same hour, same boat, same Gecutel wa eperaan Eieaghecncn tease e cast of at 'e next On Decoration day the steamers Macalester and W. W. Corcoran will make ternate trips to Marshall Hall, leaving 7th-street [bart af 10 0. a, 2:30, 4 and 6 p.m. Fare on the Macalester 50 cents round trip, on Corcoran, 2% cents. Shroeder's band on the Macalester gad orchestra in the dancing hall. Meals and Junches on boat and at ball. The Macalest junds at Mount Vernon on her 10 a.m. and 230 p.m. trip. Fare, $1. See advertisement. The Samuel J: Pentz and the Mary W ton will make alternate trips to Biver View day Decoration day. The Pentz leaves firat trip at 9:45; Mary Washington at noon. Music and dancing ail “day and meals at ail hours Fare, gentleman and lady, 50 cents; lady, 25. See advertisement. The Union Veterans’ Union will make » Decoration day excursion to Fredericksbi decorate the graves of their dead com: Train leaves itimore and Potomac station at 9:45, returning at 6 p-m. See advertisement. On Friday evening, May 29, Dr. O. ¥. Pres- brey will read an essay at Willard’s Hota tor for the Woman's National Prem Amoeintion os “The Place and Power of the Press in Educa- tional Work.” GEORGETOWN. DIED IN THE STATION HOUSE. Richard Nolan, white, drunkard and beggar, has had his name entered on the police records for the last time, as about 8 o'clock this morn- ing be was found in No. 1 cell, where he haa been detained for drunkenness, quietly sleep- ing the sleep of death. Noone knows at what time he died, and from the silence that reigned in the station all night it is presumed death came peacefully. Nolan's face was famil- iar to every station ki in the District and fully one-half his life, it is stated, had been spent in the work house, where he was employed in the bake shop, and his ability in this capacity was unquestioned. Nolan was about fifty-nine or sixty years of age. The coroner was notified immediately and an autopsy will be held over the remains. COMPLAINT AGAINST OLD GRAVEYARDS. ‘The residents and property holders in the neighborhood of the old Presbyterian and Lutheran graveyards are still loudly grum- bling about the location in their midst of these silent resting places of Georgetown's fathers, Sur, as chowe by falling tombs at the head dilapidated and sunken graves, some oer) the pga may ae re and many < ease jived when Washington was second to town are buried here. ‘The existence of these unused burial places right in our midst,” said gentleman, “is a serious drawback to im- provements. and our town will never be what it ought to be and what it can be until they are removed, as has often been done in Wash- ington when the tide of improvements neces- sitated their removal.” A great many bodies have been removed in the last two years and takento suburban cem- teries. A PRETTY WEDDING. Mr. John L. Cannon and Miss Margaret Queen, both of Tenleytown, were married last night at the Dumbarton Avenue Church by the Rev. J. E. Amos. The bride was attired in a white albatross cloth trimmed with lace and ribbons, and wore a veil surmounted by a wreath of lilies of the valley. In her hand (fy carried a bunch of bridal roses tied with white ribbon. The bridesmaid, Miss Cora Irelan, wope a cream nun's veiling trimmed with lace, she also carried flowers. Mr. John Cum- poral was best man. After a well-attended reception at the residence of the bride’s sister, Mrs. L. Johnson, 1667 82d street, Mr and Mrs. Cannon left on a northern tour. NOTES. Father McAtee, who bas charge of St. Anne’s Church during the absence in Europe of Father Barry, was unable to preach at the last service, owing to a severe hoarseness. Father McAtee is very much liked here and the parishioners consider themselves fortunate in securing him during the absence of their own pastor. Mr. C. C. Glovers wake ground for the erection of a handsome 225,000 house on the old Brooks property, adjoining the Rosenbush estate. Thornton Lewis is erecting three houses at yy buil a be ir. Jno. on is ding a dwelling to occupied by himself and bride. at and near Te gulte amaday condition from tho effects of late rains. Mrs. K. B. Balling, a niece of Mrs. Col. Hol- lingsworth, expects to open the Summit Hotel in Maryland. Pe a An Idle and Incorrigible Boy. Isaiah Hill, a thirteen-year-old colored boy, was a prisoner in Judge Miller's court this morning. ‘The charge against him was being fan idle and incorrigible boy. ‘The boy was arrested on his father's complaint and he had nothing to aay. His mother and father are both living. ‘The former has a broken arm and cannot. control the boy and the latter is in the hotel business ibe eer oppened agp thn bay on ola appeare 1 boy an how he hed been unable to control the boy.. re sent him to — — times,” he said, “but he ran away “What else doce he do?" asked Judge Miller. “He goes to a called the Globe The- ater,” was the father's “and he sella the clothes off hia beck t0 get money to shoot crap with. I've found dice in more than once and put them in the fre. “Has he ever stolen anything?” «Ho hae taken things om heme, but J didn't mind that” He further stated that the boy had broken windows and done other damage for which he was held ble. daage Siler commited him to the reform school during minori King’s Daughters. The closing meeting of the Whatsoever Circle of King’s Daughters tock place yesterday even- ing eral mite dropping. Those present were then invited into the back parlor by ‘Mattie Skidmore to participate in m & soap bubble party and compete for prizes. th = r, was won by hie Haken gad prize, a beautiful Foun. "Then. followed The charge against Henry was enticing his wife into a house of prostitution for the pur- poses of prostitution. The house referred to was that of Stella Horton, on D street, where the girl went after her husband had ts with the (Satopia tained and cared for as a witness. ‘The little girl for that is ‘Al tho wife, was ve ‘evidence in the case. | She was eee as innocent as @ po horn) child. “he did not seem to sp Preciate the serious, position and the narrow entering uj @ career at would fovever raion Pe GEBTIE TELLS HER STORY. Judge Miller questioned her closely to see the nature of the case and get some informe- tion ad to her past as well as her present life. She anid in answer to the judge's inquiries that she was married on the 2th day of November in Baltimore, but she has not lived with him all the time since. “Why not?” asked the court. jBecanse he mistreated me," was her reply. Continuing the young wife said that she left her husband in Baltimore and went to New York, where she worked two weeks, when her father came after her and took her back to ae Her husband wrote her letters and in went to live together, He told her nee her to come over here and ‘hat for, and sail if she did not come he would [told m aero ‘bout it,” she said, “but “7 aay purente ahead $4" she “put they told ye, 2, come here mith him and if anything happened to tele; em." They exme here together and. rented a room on Missouri avenue. Her husband, she said, went to the house referred to and engaged Lo for her and took her there. ‘hat made you go there?” asked Judge Miller “My husband threatened to kill me if I did not go, and give him all the money I made.” “Did he go in the house with you?” Pie sir; SS showed me the house and I went piles husband, she said, told the Horton woman that she was eighteen years old, but when she got there and told her she was only fifteen the woman sent for the police. “And,” she suid, “I was glad of i.” Gertie iat che was born in Germany and that ber Riker geasinned'to ker marriage Henry. MORE DAMAGING EVIDENCE. The Horton woman gave damaging evidence ‘against the prisoner. She told of his visiting her a week or more ago and making arrange- ments for the girl to be taken asa boarder. “He impressed upon me,” she said, ‘that the girl was a Jewess and asked me totntroduce her us such.” When the girl came, and told her that she was only fifteen years old and that she was the man’s wife she sent word to the police. Fudge Miller read the law and said that it covered the case squarely. ‘The only difference between this case and most others is that the girl is the man's wife, but that does not give scoundrel any authority to dispose of her as he chooses. COMMITTED FOR THE GRAND JURY. He was held for the aetion of the grand jury, and bail was fixed at $2,000, in default of which met was committed. The judge said that if the prosecution had any idea that the wife would not be here to tes- tify against her husband he would commit her in default of bonds, but Policeman Sutton, who had charge of the case, said that she could be cared for by the matron at the police station for a few days. es ANACOSTIA, ‘THE MEMORIAL CHORUS. The following named members of the Baptist congregation have been invited to join in the memorial chorus: Mr. and Mrs. Wilsey, Samuel Anderson, Mrs, Adams, Mr. and Mrs, Bowman, Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Burr, Miss Effie Burr, Mrs. Butler, Mr. and Mrs. J. Y. Conway, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Cordell, Mrs. Crawford, Mrs. Day, Mrs. B. Davison, Mrs. Sarah Dean, Mr. and Mrs. D.C. Fountaiy, “Mr and Mrs AT. Griffith, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Griffith, Mr. and ‘Mrs. H. 8. Halley, Miss Ordell Harlan, Misa Ploris Harlan, Miss L. V. King, Miss E. C. Lam- son, Mr.-and Mrs. W. H. Lamson, E. W. Leach, Mr. and Mrs. Maginnis, Mr. and ‘Mrs. ‘Thomas Miles, Mrs. J. H. Miles, Mr. Miss ©. L. Mothershead, C. T. Phillips, Miss Jennie Pitcher, Mrs. Hove Pitcher, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Pyles, Benj. Taylor, Mise Lillie Van Ness, Mrs. Vanderslice, Miss Katie Vanderslice, Mise Mary Tudge, Mr. Padgett, Mr. and Mrs. Williams, Quirof’ Harlan, Holvex. Harlan, Mr, and Mrs. Thaddeus Davidson, Mr. and ‘Mrs. Charles Ohm, Wm. Nalley, Chas. Campbell, Mise Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Wright. The choir of the Metaphysical Societ ot wea drive from Harmon; th cemetery and join in the exer~ Tue last sebterm! of tho memorial chorus will occur Friday night at St. Elizabeth, ‘THE ANACOSTIA BASE BALL CLUB. The Anacostia Base Ball Club was again reor- ganized last night with the following result: Williamson, manager; Duvall, pitcher; Kel cher; Toleon, First base; Tew, sec ond King. short ‘stop: Eno, third’ base; Wright, right field; Arnold, center field; Leon ard, left field. Fi Sores. Mrs. Denham of the Dtstrict W. ©. T.U. yes- terday visited Miss Carrie Bowen, superintend- ent of the Y. W. C. T. U. dower mission in re- gard to having Anacostia represented in the ywer mission at the hospitals ‘on June 9. The following committee was last night ap- ted by John A. ‘Logan Post to devorate reenough’s statue of Washington: Commander A. B. Frisbie, W. Marden King, Wm. H. Peck, Thomas J. Putnam and A, G. Peck of R.T. ‘Tobin Post, department of Rhode Island. pits evn arty to be given last night under auspices of Anacostia Tent, 19, junior, was pean 7 till Friday. ‘The Epworth League met last ni ht. Perhaps ‘the most enthusiastic church mest ing in the annals of Anacostia was held at the Etat Chareh lastnight by the Morrill Twins About forty converts were recei arial concrec ga ‘The District has bought of Achsah M. Ely and Jesse C. Weir for $4,500 each lote 23 and 24, block 10, Meridian Hill. J. A. Settle has bought for $5,490 of T. Doyle Jet 8, Nock 14, Marien Ht. it of J. Julie Camp P. Marshall has for’ 29,124.84 lots 18 Bory 19, block 7, Kalorama | det Business Col ae Foster has purchased for €12,207.50 of A. A. Lipscomb lot 29, block 44, and lots 22 and 23, block 47, Holmead Manor. a pate en aa A Divorce Case Dismissed. ‘The divorce case of Ida Boggs against W. B. Boggs, filed on August 13 last, was today dis missed by the complainant's solicitor, Mr. A. | mee’ K. Browne. E. B. Barnum’s, 986 Pennsylvania avenue. 'H. 8. Owen has donated a gold medal as first prize in club race. ‘Mr. Draney bas men at work on the track to- day and claims he will make it fast. WANTED—HELP. WANTED—SITUATIONS. W ASTED-A NEAT. TIDY COLORED ae To Wass ay ey ry EADY a ha a FOR RENT—ROOMS. FOR RENT_ HOUSES. _ FOE BEN] 35 st. I Fat ental ae mateo ‘COOKS, | at 20ivTst- new. lai ‘waitress, nurses, ED es ck QOUNG MAN, OF EXPERT WY ence. . MIADAREE OF W4SzED-aTy HEADQUARTERS, WHY" Amp ocr market ‘score; references. ny colored cool ‘chambermaida, B 4 Scokas walters been barteners fri, ae WAxTED, BY 2 RESPECTABLE YOUNG COI for city and away. a BS Be ored girlie, a8 chamnbermaids; will work Bags, cay wy ieee wood references. éaD tomb ee ANTED-AGAPABLE GIR. TO DO HoURE- ANT ‘Do washtins oF atk | W wa ea a8 TEER ‘OR maw leaving the exty. Cail om oF adcirees TL2g eA AE Bw et | W ARID gh GOO? AN ORE SAE PEP Wise NURSE_OR LIGHT CHAMBER stands putting up and repairing awnings. . Was Sr Neahartat nar a ce 2a | Fo irs SOY IN THE NORTHWEST Fir. | Hs bee ee teen or sixteen years old, in s drug store. Aiddres RED GIRL : W: BY, A YOUNG COLORED GI EA the elty for the saimmer. Call ar 1740 St: OY cece ae AN EXPERIENOGED en ‘9 situation in a «ood famil; vuree and Apply A. GOODACRE, 410K ste mee. my27-3e* LARGE CORNER FRONT ROOM, Theat thave nawot 100 4th st. se. FOR_RENT--HOUSES. ea! Potts Hirokers Si) Bs ow ih se winder eat EES Milton .¢40- at ie. peters (wreibe) Terrace NORTHWEST. we ew 27 F at, office. Stale, marot 18 Ta. Ferme seh Fe Som RENT STORY, LARGE OOMMUNICAT- its th heat: gas and Beth bo Somers. with best. Son no objection a. 318 OR RENT 444 | XHODE ISL. ANd aye, Beau oma THOMA: sie Een FOE EEST) A DESIGQREE FURNISHED OR prminbed tn. “euchtoom ‘three ery. contrally located ci Mame Dr. E HOWARD, uw 130" ‘and 3. — "oso Re hays WAXTED-AN © GBLAGNG ‘AND WILLING OOL- ored ‘from 19) 01 for housework ; ANTED—; D pace Saal nmin omit ney ike | W anna aaa AEROS Ras ; house preterred. Apply at Hoom 101, Corcoran. ald ‘best reference. Address L.E.W.. Se my? ‘W ANTED—20 WHITE WAITRESSES FOR THIS ‘WARTED-BY A NICE COLORED “GIRL. A {iY and resorts, store room nian and carver, hotel or. eg baker, colored cook ‘for Connecticut leavin, Inundress for resort. DICKS AGENOT, eogcet ait ocean tin Adres Bok ANIED—-YOUNG MAN TO DRAW SODA AT ANTED — By Ci WRRGROE RNG? BEY UAT | WANT 2a SRD OTR Place, as corner’ Ps. ave, and eh ioe bcjobieeton to leaving ety ameinicade a ANTED—AN a iD BOY; acne Sot ply 17e2 Lat. n. NY white need apply; 82 per week. 712 7th st. n.w.* WARIEDTA YOU TOURG MAN WITH A FEW HON- WASIED-YOUNG, MAN WITH SOME EXPE” some bach gltrs would like to become interested in Uusiness, ‘clectrical, comercial of | I have two deticht H room Overiooking Lowa Carcle Tieuce he drug business: honest and willing to | Some business, re iaerois work; must be good salesuan; ina store ding & entire time, J = es also one to learn. ‘bol y tunamedintely KOUB | WABMEN, O21 H st. myzr-at is 2H. Oka Fe en suite or single a OK RENT—ROOM IN _—_ BEOWN-STONE-ALL ‘NT_BY MILLER & ROULETTE 1213 F, and bath; all Fears Weniences; Kitchen privileges. ei st gold mooime and bath a Fe RENT — SECOND “STORY FURNISHED 108 RENT HOU! SE 1249 CORCORAN ata Tiger me use | Bite cent ab en ns room 0B first Boor; = . POR REN TK ST. N.W., FWOLANGE, HAND- THOS. G. HENSEY & C0. . Feaaeer Scmnecm| Sete oe Siiteexem Suet spear vevery om : ISS AGTH, BET. WAND 0. NINE: | the Ist and ith wie og 4 K RENT 216 1ST ST, NE TWOLARGE, AIR vaomth. Prownises oF iis 8 Px ananiaon tinea poe ean Stath. "Api ta rosin orto | IPSS Mi ; hear Capitol «rounds; con- east, and ‘north ‘Oféhsde. anyzson* }08 RENT—LARGE FRUNT ROOMS WITH BAL- cony, 2d floor: soums on Ist flour; suitabie fur m- : wout board; rooue for iieut house. my? x sr. XW. BRICK a si Jeg MARION ST. BAX. WIXDOw ; d bath : ail mod ‘unps. sen PRtats BAe Dav at ib St. mw. my 7th and E nw. ANTED — PLOVER FOR FIRST-CLASS furnish referen = nts, all of whom will fi ANISD—A WHITE W WONAR FOR TESTA We have theur willing he country city da t telligsace Ofice, D. i ACKLEFORD, 47 Wane TgSLADY — Sr E DEF juent, want competent experienced glove sales lady to take charge of depurtin W ANTED-BY YOUNG MAN. 8 TEARS oD, ent. L i ‘THE BON MARCHE, til te appetsinted ton cerca es een ae qmyzeet i thateaw._| Sp oper: ; will start for suiall salary. Address 3. W ANTED—A a we Be ee Ba TOBACCO | Stal 1m and learn the score card route, St. RUBENSTINEG GUSTS Soe ‘WANTED-8Y & RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL, lace as chambermaid and waitress ; will ANTED — A NICE WHITE GIRL FOM THE sway for the summer; ref Teference given, call 19359 ed With: imng room, at the KAYMOND, Capitol V y ANTED—E PLACE AS | BAR ae BY tnaB : sinall wages to commence; se dildos Box 147, Star office. ae chine of creat merit tor exuibition and sale at the = Box 75, Washington, D.C. myst?” | and dairy anus <cities, country ‘and suimuer resorts): Wangs COLORED WOMAN FOE GENERAL | Houses taken near ork in sinall fanutly Eotst required: wautes 81S. Apply at 2 and 8 o’cloc) Tit BURNHAIS, 11106 st. n.w. tows W AXTED EXPERIENCED SALESMAN, Mite WANTED---HOUSES. Feferouc, for buerchaut tallotiag, Se = WANTED HOUSE IN. MT. PLEASANT OR new. Cini to or lot, north: ‘Price about %4,000; 7 ANTED_TWO GOOD CHAMBERMAIDS = D Ole Address HOUSE, Hom 20. ‘atlantic ‘waitresses. ees reryueee never Avvigt Catia — ANTED-IN NORTHWEST—BY FAMILY oF 3 Winreancugi GIRLS, 1 Ae TAS Sone iD adults, furnished house tocare for during summet houseworker and las nurse; m1 know aw, to | absence of occupants; small rent paid, if quired write; rejerence rn tay at careful Usage assured. Address enema ~~ Spniy in store, store, 1100 F st. n. w. 2 office, se J ANTED— A Aas vs LADY TO KEEP oe in «FOC a e him WAN = wr fusetule At g mye ANTED—ROOMS. ] ANTED-A NURSE FOR CHILD AGED TW ] ANTED—ONE LARGE UNFURNISH. Yeurs. Call after 7 Ey V near B My aye Box, : ety aw, "Address for tree days Box is, ANTED-A HEBPOR: sax oe eee ae a Bear sober and industrious; quick a areas ust ANTED-FORLIGHTHO! 8) have reference. Address A. Z. My ZBI W nyo oc ‘unfurnish EKEEPING, THREE ied rooms; must be cheap an TANIED — EIGHT OR TE: Goon. WAIST locaton references.” Addreos eM Pyar and skirt hands. Also 3} or 4 apprentices; stead work to good hands. “Apply at once at 1127 ath st. Wee To ROOMS—OXE myz7- large oF two of medium sec on first W kia area COOKS, NUR figor. “Ment not to exceed #10. Addrees J. O- ndresses, Ten, women ; boys for all work. Ap: | Mice. piteations prepared tor governinent, Pullman car, and. vice. CITY ING ELLIG! EOF! a D. Shackleford. YSELF AND WIFE, LARGE. rront rooin andsood board in a FO! Wines seondcntory here hewe comtoris can be ‘Obtained: bet. ‘Beit ED-RELIAULE PANTIEEO-ONoANiZE | to4,/ 20 sna © Ws tea. Aron, ation lodgesin Washington and elsewhere for a one-year endows society, incorporated under the laws oi the “nyse Star cthee. District of Columbia; pays sick, accident and deat ann Ree ee a a Laberal terms, perma- N Eesti toi ae partien "Call butwaen ta. WANTED—COUNTRY BOARD t Sry, MT ath st news, Washington, D.C. WAREED-BY 4 YoUNG See ROOM ye ington Grove, from June uy 26 1) beard in cottage at Washing WASTED-PAPER HANGERS TO ESTIMATE | ~ ou 10 houses; inaterial furnished ; nowe mee! ap- COUNTRY BOARD. ply unless can come well recouu TCE BOY; ONE WHO | SUMMEK BOAKD ON BANKS OF THE PoTo- Q., Star myzext * WwW JANTED—AN APPRE} a one or two years referred; must be tn private faiil: id at reasol rates; salt yeu, recommended. “i 'L. "MCQUEEN, Printer and | water ‘bat, sing, ee eferences wiven nud fe. Pubissier, 1108 fst. a: bs Guireg, Jor full particulars inquire at 1820 st. uw. mye 3OR ey PS rst floor ‘quiet nished ro use 0% bat noiberhvod jc0 convenemt cr i ‘per month nh sated fortwo weutieuien cunts, 14 Taieae Ts martina alerts athe ea TF OAS TnneD ENTIRE “a FLOOR: lk Fooms; heat. yas, bath and at | Nokon an Ttandsoure h house: be o- | serves an uarably | nd handsome ipnt yard ans UF wt nw, £20158 Flewane ropa te -78an Wallding, Breproot, Scantirem Sw 848) a So . COUMBR, ENT GS EACTIECL (RE j-yvOl houses on. Miestmare sve. bets Ete a sis. Meridtan “Thess houses are eepe duped for $12.50 per mouth. B. » x “10 Ltt Fe ae NORTH CAPITOL ST. LARGE -RtOry FUOM 5 y window ;com- furnished; goud table board ; delislti ul lon ys" front second. jortauly 1 ton; sumer rates. | FORE Seay ‘THREE LARGE AIRY AANDSOMEL! E gursheas oom, with bath roous incited, om sec ith or without Cajatol st. i Pe, RENT -URFURNISHED, {OR RENT halts A veauttul new press-brick frost: 20 rooms; all jmoderh huprovements, steam heat. Corner ot Larch aud aluple aves. 5 4ot OU tront by 113. “ent $30 BARNES & Bae ik, ok BENT FURS 3 Wedd furnial famiuy. “OWNER, 22, NST CORNER 14TH. NEAR mas Circle, front rooms, single or en suite, with bay windows, wi boss ete 3 my? NISHED—ONE GOOD, LARGE wed; newly papered and painted: Ist Hour: suitable tor, of two xeutlemen ; ‘norther a 9 10th st ne, _my2S3t_W POR RENT—A DESIRABLE HOUSE, WEL ished | can be gotten for a moderate rent until Oc 15th. Apply between 4 and 6 o'clock. 1704. Fr KENT LARGE, CHEERFUL 1 tuding bail Ist, 24 and “3d Bore, wan Wery peasant, cool Idcality 40k teh pies ri i NI TOPERMAN SENT TE: NANT. DwEL tof house 13 Fe KENT THREE PLEASANT SECOND-STORY rooms, furnin! eepins; as and coal cookiya'stoves: ADDIS LO Rest ae muy gan be exaniped by Tuumas Fist ivi our office only. roow ; very Toot. tomentléan, ave. hear dd and Dn, FOR RENT LARGE NICELY FURNISHED =D desirable tenant closet, JOR KENT—1025 V en suite or single ; loca oF permanent, Parlor and. (OK KENT—FOUR FURNIS 24 tloor and 2 on 3d floor ; commu VERMONT AVE., HANDSOME Parlor floor for summer mouths; also second floor the Dest ; transien: THREE large unt on ait Boor’ ot aeatory house, suitable tor light bo housekeeping ; also hand bed room on Ist mysat" nd automatic cas I rick house, 6 rooms end i 9 Srmicjem order snd, fine ane i sa souse | Mnbrovementa myst {OR RENT—IN NEW 3-STORY BRICK, M. I. id lines street cars. cool: pleasant roous: 2d OK KENT — THREE $17 per month EN forint JNECRNISHED, ROOMS; bath; tor use ‘side ekeeping Bag hes * Daeg wolf; | T3511 Lith 40 ner i ate Jao aod: | 3345 it 4 it unecars. | ga T wt w wo TELE SOBNSON a8 RS 204 Ind 4 1643 Toe 20 NOK RENT 1022 sth En Ascs T at £ ~~ ‘%o Poe RENT_THREE Oi On oun i EURNISHED ‘Also one furnished. rooms. my27-6t" eeee POR RENT ist HBT. NW. LANG. communicating Roors af Suntines tates NICELY Fooms on” Ist and 3d ny e7 st WASTED_AN ENGIN 0 RUN re n ing enxine. ACH a Kt ads JANTED TWO FIRST ceaud station seit. aye & ply at the FaMiLy SHOE SIE = Pitt rad ace convent a REE GOOD BRICK SETTER: Wot WALKOM & Coos Briel Bit, § HIDGE INN, ON MOUNTAIN SLOPE 1 eee ing water fruits e quiet: restful, cath ue retreat Addres. Mrs. U. OS- BURN, Bhnckeasrii Sa cour. va. myZes" NS DESIRIN 0 EXPERT SEWER: Pane i: eo NTED— 1 W ‘cron'e txconee ant indies’ win toright parties. Apply at once, "an be eromodoted a at Keoiolnn se letropelitan Tj Suetdy work | Branch. ORM. house near sation. Addseus HAVE, Wie ith | ELIAS KEISER, Kandolph, Std: we SHREE OR FOUR YOUNG GERTLAMER, CAN fone mayen ed pt el bonnet nl ie Julies im City on Metrovoiltan ys tenuis Teasonsble GOOD TAILORESS AT DUEBRING 247 7th wt. ‘ine trains dail WE EDA. WALESMAN TEPERIEN. es Transat. the wholesale notion usitiess, to drau cit Trade: 140, Star oftice, "Saya ‘ood salary to man Of ner Address B. B. ‘t., Star E 1s TWO MILES FROM ALEXANDRIA. y lawn, dg latwe. airy rooms NEAT WILLING GIRL Fe cream in profusion ; trains met to suit — in office. {pe Fen ale Sepals eA! Byles ‘Tams, ©. Address SPRING BANK, Alexandria, Va. at" JANTED — BY SMALL PalVATE FAMILY, | \ fans: plessaut rooie, Ap aa ce aoa W, food irl for cooking and general homsework’ Reg pen datimmniniiedan tea Sad | peop a ay es 4 GRANGE — BEAU’ Wee erm AP Seren TP ae 45 (confidential), Star o! ferred. Address MW. JONES, Germantown, Mo AND TELARC Co., Ma. my 26-0t yy ANTED_A FEW EFFICIEN salesmen. Apply 1313 F st. Somrh POARDING™A, PRIVATE | FAMILY y SUTED AT ONCi; 100 LABORERS AT GLEN Point Lool Lookout would like to tak fake six or. sae sant St. Mary's county, Mas mayoewe Maryland. Apply on the groun _ my D—A COLORED MAN TO COOK AND | | ANGE MANSION—FLENTY OF SHADE: 00) Serene Dean at_ SCHLOTTERBECK a laity mada, noid all cowitorts of SRO'S: 711 0 st-n.w. None vat xood men need apply. | * antry home. Ws TED_QUICK 500, WOMEN, FOR N.Y. See za Md. ‘This eity—butlers, cooks, | > Loudoun county. Ve. icone wraitvesess, pastry cooks, Inborers,”faru: ona airy ge pabie office.) mana A PETE aw mw. | matte WANTED = DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT BU. BURT, FREDERICK COUNTY, MD. reau, conducted by ladies—men and w white Location beaith: jreschga by che B.&0.'R. and colored, for all kinds ot omestie a labor. city and | opens June 10. Address J. J. SHENK, barkitte: ‘states: with references. Kemoved to aw | Ville. y ¥2Z3-eo7t eS wag van | FUME More moron, Proprietor, \ery county, Ma. only spins ii iuiles from A beautiful t 7th street road, dail; trains on the 3 Seah artis Set 14 ‘WASTED. STENOonAPATERS AND REMING- an At srt Employers provided competent Nienoerashirs and | building, until May 20, ‘td from that dato, oor he bretives. my Wis ANTED = TP ron nd Lae fag ES neat, (OR KENT Bay, AT MI, PLEASANT. TWO ROOMS, or. th board, suitable for gana iter laubet- care pass doors hoteas B., otar office. Store & stable 204 1, ESE Wy DELiGuTroL cooae 3d’ floor tromt: very bine mya 4. P ee R RENT—TO ADULTS_TWO OK THREE infurnished cond floor of, new Pleasant w bay-window hoube; heat, gas st_ne. 5 FOR RENT UNF emaaas coun rooms, foor snd front rooins a hove. reference rawr. vale ireave Upper ean inc. _apl-ze* TYLER a RUTHERFORD, A307 P stn.) yas yurnished, ‘and closets: from Towa cl file Fe RENT_U URNISHED THERE oR FOR bright Serta roo, ‘second, heat and and lance Wy ae ‘215 AND Ol7 IGT a ‘second and thi FUR- myabt POR REN irom June; t0 my26-3t* woe locality ; ALL 1 Focus; south front; piewsant permanent At g2y K stn. w. ‘Nici ENISHED FRONT room, first floor: also Sesement Foou no objection to light housekeeping. st. B. = ik KENT BY JU E 1, 200 P si NW. A sirable two-story bay-window references re quired: €35 imadvance: Apply to 1718 M ste m0 5° (OR RENT 414 MST. XW. ‘commun: backs se second foot, sultabie tor two: ow ‘NER HAS TWO and Fort Eh rT—LARGE, OOOL AND PLEASANT st Sumer rates; f “Se ‘also tabie board. my 19 oF At 6 Jowa circie. 2022 F ST. NW. IS OFFERED FOR RENT FURNISHED | COMMU: Parlors, also other nice and newly rurnis! ‘Apply Si3 Ich st... York ave. n. Ww. —THRE: HED COMMUNT- cating 2ul-story rooms, newly ‘Painted and Also 2 basement rooms.” Sumiuer RE! rent to reliable tenant, contain with ail modern conveniences, Just put condition; suitable tor an army “or ja vrounds; ‘ren! month. #1 Fok, RENT FURS ISHED—2D-FLOOK FRONT 6; handsome on ae ae Foe SENT FURNISHED HOURES ‘oue of the most deligittul Jocations ip the city, ow Joking one.ot the Randsowvest ett sgction price $15 per month. JOR RENT—FURNISHED HOU an lange ‘iry” rooms. all moderacs Kemington Bee oni KOFF Seauane © & BE DiC, i Matias Type Deen BOARD IN THE MOUNTAINS OF ter Ofice, 8 plenty of ice, milk iresh bles, ‘Address Mize SOHN STOCK: Wareecssnans TO SELL GOODS To | Fonand sulphur wa D3 le; new goods; for . host Bio, Albemarle county, Va. Jere pertianent situation RAR dot | Sing’ Swe en we te y00., Bow “Sond, “nds SUMMER BOARD | aT Crry ‘BOTEE WET Sadie rates ne FASE — LABORERS — STEADY WORK ALL ear to first-class pickers and. shovel ply to 7 WASHING ‘ON BRICK MAC! and Florida ave. n.e. * matin WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. \USINESS EDUCATION, SHORT- fad nad tne ting y hours) dic dictation BUSINESS CHANCES. {OR SALE—A ROUTE ON THE EVENING 8 F Cane nrowing territory. Aides Wee ea apo Ea, TO ORGANIZE STOCK COM- fo eee erty 2 oe ag gy Re A qfuleell queasy terms and reasonable. Address Wares PUPPY, TWO, OR THREE Dave i wy" Apply at SHAFFER'S STO g ‘OOK AND FIXTO! Apes ALE STC FIX’ RESIN ACORNER Wanna in EW SMGHET PGE ATS low tock teal Price $700. ‘A bargain. eBoyEn, "Address G. Hgts. GRANITE QUARRY NEAl AaIRGTON FOR jee, price a my23-6t" ae, , A chan WANTED 4,28 08 28 28 INCH SAFETY, MUST sigae ins cove ark Fat. — AR ROOM FOR SALE — EVERYTHING COM- sei Will sell cheap Senet every w nes; students thoroughly qualified for pani months and rm meee A tmaci montis, #10: unas ara ‘acing AV Round the writ of afk Lindi or count Book We VaR POMCHASE LADY Fe [AETON, mat be roomy, low hung sie ‘sacrifice, aa owner wishes to’ ANTED_TYPEWRITEBS FOR RENT; ALL | GaIN B.. Star osice. eandard Ui on a nih aera deans | A Awe at ey TX KEW MANUFACTUE ing town, 8. of 12 per cent Dg Wit ALL DESIRING Bi ng eS oe for chiareny nies capi i ik ae fenton bce i 3 ‘myz7-it for aunateurs. Wear eprigracet a tsar .—I DI Pune W, =, ares? — cape Tre ee POR RENT WELL LIGHTED. CENTRALLY 10- hers; fre> to customers: 3. toeraplite Goode, 516 2ith sts ‘just blowgr my-4-La" = "RENT 06 F Tos W-S1X Roost 1s ts. HARRI Aorpmprorgments.. Apply’ J. SON AL’ KO ESE Hot; CAN Bi SPECT! hte a PERMITS oud OU a ad FOR EEN TAPARTMEN 78 OF TWO on T thern rst-class table. THE WOOD: “aF Bopinsox, SON, S08, Bor FOR RENT—_FLATS. eu ae suminer months. ahd 7am HREE UNFURNISHED. 1.8150, 208 F'st ne, Or.nll ‘zs fer Sac S mie iy. For RENT_TWO FLA unt residence of the late Ei shsw. "Only 81> _my20-14t WITH MODERN IM- ‘an entire floor of the SOK RENT—€75.50. 1341 LST. NW. ATTRAC pee eat ata) is LOEFF) pean eee ere Fe BENT—NI ee Men oom 5-ROOM mae ay Sw. j neat 7th St. cars. Also. O8T— MA) A CHENILLE WKAP, BILE fined. Heturn Yo Star otbce unt receive reward. POuEERT—ANEW ae PUEL aH a. ‘with water, at @13. = ‘MALTESE OAT. WITH PISS Lost MAT ye A TARGE will be given it returned to 14101 at iv Cs ui mt sie a iso menthol r= aan ‘ Les Sirah’ sth FOR THE RETURN OF & Re eat ar ara ar returned to GHEEN'S ST: Litt SS ane, Baa R RENT—WARE Eee ricco aii <4 eee fist, 4 rooms, ell mod. rae ck