Evening Star Newspaper, June 3, 1891, Page 2

2 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3. 1891. WHERE TO SPEND THE SUMMER. Summer Resorts Where Washingtonians Can Find Pleasure and Comfort. Summer has revealed itself and folks have commenced to think of the way to find most comfort during the heated term. Hundreds of resorts amid mountain and rural scenery and On the seashore invite the weary city man to come and enjoy health-giving and cooling breezes. The advertising columns of Tur Stan afford much information to those who fre considering the question as to where they shall go this summer. As a further assist- ‘ance to its readers Tax Stan publishes from day to day notices of resorts where one can find pleasure, comfort and reasonable rates. Deer Park and Oakland, the famons resorts ‘on the crest of the Alleghanies, are 3,000 feet above tidewater. These beautiful mountain hotels are situated on the main hne of the Bal- timore and Obio railroad and are easy of access from all parts of the country. The season opens June 15, and Manager De Shields, whose oifice is at Cumberland, will receive and answer communications. After June 10 mail will reach him at either of the places mentioned. A desirable place for persons needing rest or treatment for nervous diseases and chronic ailmeuts is the South Hingham Sanitarium, where beautiful scenery, home coraforts and superior table add to the numerous other at- fractions. This popular resort, which was es- tablished in 1372, is only two ' miles from the sea and can be reached from Boston in forty minutes. Dr. J. B. De Beer's office is No. 62 Boylston street, Boston. To persons desiring to spend a few weeks ina beautiful country Kee Mar offers many induce- ments. The hotel will reopen June 15. Hot and cold baths, a fine shaded lawn, mountain water and large rooms are all to be found there. Address J. M. Bell, Hagerstown, Md. Splendid shade, fine buildings, good table, pure water and air are the inducements offered to persons desiring to summer at New Windsor, ude @ place which, it is claimed, has no mala- Tia and no mosquitoes. Circulars can be had at Brentano's. A. M. Jelly, New Windsor, will furnish further information upon inquiry. Fort Pendleton is in Garrett county, Md, and at Mra. L. M. Deakins’ hotel, 3,000 feet above the sea level, anglers and gu well as persons desiring a healthy location will find comfortable accommodations. Circulars ean be obtained at Tnx Bran office. Historic Harper's Ferry offers many attrac- tions to Washingtonians. It is easy of access and presents a mass of mountain scenery that is unsurpassed in this section. The pl: of interest and beautiful drives are numerous and the Potomac aud Shenandoah rivers afford good sport for lovers of bass fishing. ‘The Hill Top House is 500 feet above the town and rivers, and ‘Thomas 8. t, pro- prietor, promises a first-class table for #6 per week. ‘The hotel is now open for guests. Mrs. M. Kolb’s Morrel House, on Camp Hill, has been open since May 15, and the usual good table and pleasant surroundings are the attrac- tion. Mrs. Kolb’s Washington address is 811 E Street northwest. y Mrs. S. E. Lovett is still conducting the Lockwood House on the top of the mountain fast aboxe the Ferry and near Jefferson High Rock. From the location of this hotel seen the mountains on either side of both rivers, and besides a view can be obtained of the historic points in that vicinity. Opens June 5; 26 per week. S. W. Lightner is clerk of the Summit Honse. ‘This is situated on the highest point. There isa beautiful lawn around the house, anda good table is one of its features this season, which begins June 15. Situated just at the ocean end of Tennessee wenue at Atlantic City is the Windermere. usual. under the management of J. C. Baker. The house has been entirely renovated and in every way is first-class The doors of the hotel are open to guests for the entire year. Longport, N. J., is rich in having a hotel like the Averdeen. James M. Moore is the proprie- tor. Longport is close by Atiantie City and the Aberdeen stands directly on the beach and is fitted out with steam heat, sea water baths, sun parlor and open'ocean view. Fronting direetly on the ocean, at 6th avenue, at Asbury Park, stands the Hotel Columbia. The house is entirely new and modern and contains every convenience for the 200 guests for which accommodations are made. June 13th is the date for opening the hotel, and special rates will be made ducing Jane and September. For information address W. Harvey Jones. The Victoria at Asbury Park is a family hotel of the best type, facing directly on the ocean. ‘The hotel offers every modern improvement to its guests. Both gas und electric lights are pod Artesian water and a superior table are among the advantages of the Victoria. The terms are moderate and are reduced until July. At the corner of Ist avenue and Bergh street, Asbury Par. is the Carlton, a charming hotel conducted in the very best manner by Miss Odyers and Mrs. E. M.Tooms. The Carlton is now open and its old friends are hastening to make arrangements for the season. Mrs. N. B. Wheeler, who so successfully con- ducted the hotel at Spring Lake Beach, has opened this season Berwick Lodge at Avon-on- the-Sea, N. J. The hotel faces on the beach, and under she skillful management of Mrs. ‘Wheeler will oifer every convenience aud com- fort to guests. Brexton Villa is at Cape May, N. J. and has a splendid situation near the ocean. The hotel has large piazzas and sun parlor, with all mod- ern conveniences. Cape May becomes more popular each year, and Brexton Villa becomes proportionately better. The house cffers spe- ¢ial rates to families for the season. Mrs. J. A. Myers is the proprictress. Congréss Hali at Cape May is known the country over as among the best of the summer- resort houses. The season of 159, under the well-known management of J. F. Cuke, opens June 6. Hassler's celebrated orchestra will fur- nish music during the season. ‘The Leadley at Asbury Park, N. J., will be conducted this season by Mrs. W. (Gould) Probst. The house comfortably accommodates 100 people, with alldue regard for qnitary laws and hygienic principles. For nine seasons the Leadley has been a success. On the summit of the Alleghanies, at Aurora, W. Va, is the Aurora House, which opens on Monday next. Landlord J. H. Shaffer euumer- ates large rooms, good table, bowling alley, tennis coarts, livery stable, shooting and fixb- NO BAIL YET. Mrs. Le Cointe and Mr. Frost Reported to Be Not Out of Danger. Arrangements had been made between As sistant District Attorney Clagett and Lawyer Campbell Carrington to have a report made to the Police Court this morning of the condition of Mrs. Le Cointe and Mr. Frost, the victims of the 12th street tragedy, in order to accept bail for the prisoner if possible. When Judge Miller's attention was’ called to the case this morning Mr. Clagett produced a certificate from the attending physician, as follows: “Joxe 3, 1891, 8 a.m. “This is to that Mrs. Le Cointe and Mr. C. C. Frost are in a favorable condition, but neither one is out of danger. “W. Sixciain Bowrx, M.D.” Mr. Clagett said that the case haa’ been set for today simply to hear of the condition of th injured ‘persons, in order to determine the question of bail, and in view of the certificate he thought that nothing could be done. The case went over until a different certifi- cate is sent in. ——— ALEXANDRIA, TRE WCAULLY-HERBERT MARRIAGE. ‘The marriage of Miss Alice Herbert, daugh- ter of Col. Arthur Herbert of Seminary Hill, and Mr. Harry McCanley will take place to- night at St. Paul's Church and will be a socie ent. It was at first announced that the wed- fing woul be at the chapel of the Virginia logic: minary, but later arrangements fix the place of the nuptials at St. Paul's Church. “Rev. Dr. Norton will unite the happy pair in the bonds of matrimony, and after re- ceiving the congratulations of their friends they will leave for their bridal tour. Miss Herbert's family has been most prominent in this section of the country since its settle- ent by white people. The old stone mansion in which Gen. Braddock was entertained was the family seat. Her father commanded the 17th (Alexandria) regiment in the late war and is among the most esteemed gentlemen of Vir- nia. Mr. Harry McCauley, the happy man, & gentleman connected with the Bank of the Republic in Washington and is held in high esteem by a wide circle of friends. AMATEUR THEATRICALS. The Young Men's Sodality Lyceum enter- tained their friends at the Lyceum Hall last night by the produétion of the comedy of “Look Before You Leap,” under the direction of Mr. Wm. H. Greenwell, vice principal of Washington public school. Misses Mamie Mayer, Annie Lyles, Annie Moore, Hattie Hil Fannie O'Day and M@ Keegan and Messrs. Ed Birrell, John T. Rafferty, &. L. Norris, P. J. Murphy, Thomas Lannan, T. F, MeCariby and H. Baker were in the cast. The hall was crowded with a pleased auditory. NOTES. The safe of Mr. John R. Zimmerman's coal yard, at Queen street dock, was broken open by burglars for the second time Monday night, but as no money was kept there at night the rob- bers obtained no booty. Mr. John Foley was badly hurt yesterday af- ternoon by the fall of some lumber upon him at King street dock. A permit has been issued for a brick dwelling to be erected by T. E. Lulany on Prince near Alfred street. ae Fifteen Dollars for His Fun, Wm. J. Knockton, a young man, stood before Judge Miller this morning charged with having assaulted Policeman Hanly in the third police station. The defendant had an ugly cut on his head and fresh blood stains were on his fai The officer arrested him on « charge of being disorderly, and on that charge he forfeited $5 gollateral. Knockton was arrested near his own home, and when he got in the police station he hai some words with the officer about searching him. He said he had more in his pockets than the officer did and words were followed by a blow from the man under arrest. The officer then used his club. Gen. Carrington was his counsel, and while examining Policeman Hanly the name of Officer Fitzpatrick was called. Prosecuting Attorney Clagett was standing near the defendant and the latter remarked to him: “Put him (Fitzpatrick) and Hanly together and I'll kick the life out of them.” Mr. Clagett told the court of what Knockton bad said, and Judge Miller said he supposed that Knockton did not know to whom was talking. When Knockton hed given. his testimony, Judge Miller inquired of ‘him if he was intoxi- cated, and he replied in the negative. “Had you been drinking?” the judge asked. “Thad drunk four or five stovepipes,”” was his onse. A fine of $10 was im making a total cost of €15 1 on Knockton, wis fun. A Tailor’s Sharp Teeth, Nathan Horn, the F street tailor, was in tho Police Court today, charged with assault, and the prosecuting witness was a tailor whose name, as near as the officers could learn it, is Joseph Futersoph. Joseph had an ugly scar on his arm, which he alleged was done by Horn’s teeth. He went to Horn to get money due him and that was the canse of the trouble. Judge Miller held Horn guilty of the charge and fined him $30 and costs. The costs amounted to $5. eae) ees Real Estate Matters. Andrew and J. W. Frey have purchased for 50 of G. W. F. Swartzell subs A and B and part C, sq. 164—fronting 59 feet 8 inches on Connecticutavenue,between K and L streets northwest. Alice L. Anthony has purchased for $6,300 of D. B. Groff sub 146. square 779—18 by 90 feet on E between 3d and 4th streets northeast. Aimee 8. McCormick has bought for $5,000 of the Connecticut Life Insurance Company sub 263, square 675—21 by 80 feet on I between North Capitol and Ist streets northeast. Kgte R. Powell has bought of D. B. Groff for £4,000 sub 166, square 779—16.33 by 85 feet on 4th between E and F northeast. Jurors Accepted. In the Criminal Court, Judge Bradley, this morning the following of those drawn yester- day were accepted as jurors: Robert B. Brad- ing and reasonable rates as some of the advant- ages within easy reach of the people on his register. Fifteen miles from the mainland of Rhode Island is Block Island, and on this latter is Ocean View Hotel. Daily steamers and un- interrupted telegraphic communication afford satisfactory communication with the rest of the world.” The hotel opens June 27 and in- formation as to terms, &c., may be had of F. C. Candall, East Greenwich, KL, if he is ad- dressed there prior to June 13. “A beautifully appointed inn, complete in all its details.” is what Proprietor Fred. W. Evans says of his hostelry at Luray —the Loray Inn— and thousands of visitors have come to the con- ¢lusion that Proprietor Evans has not misstated anything. A mile from the inn are the famous caverns, Fauquier White Sulphur Springs have been famous for many years and each ensuing season brings forth new attractions. The hotel has been thoroughly equipped am on June 15. “John 1. Slits, 15 west, will send you circular and terms. June 8 address him Va A letter sent to A.W. J., 71 East 87th street, New York, will bring you an illustrated cir- eular of the beauty, healthfulness and general desirability of that nw resort near Cape Cod-— Harwich Port. Mass. There are a number of newly-built cottages awaiting tenants at that place; cottages that bave in and around them all comforts and amusements to be expected at a summer resort ‘One of the most charming of the health and resorts of Pennsylvania is the Cold ings Hotel, situated right in the heart of After at the Springs, Warrenton, the mountains. The hotel, which is handsomely furvisbed and fitted with all the requisites of a first-class hostelry, will open May 30. The water is unsurpamed and is highly recom- mended for its medicinal qualities. There are walks, boating, ‘The Old Guard. At the monthly meeting of the Old Guara fast evening a delegation from Alex. Hamilton Post, No. 182, G. A. IL, of New York city was Present. The committee on arrangements for bury, Delos Jones, Elmer E. Ramey. Henry I. Goodman, John Bacigaluppi, B. B. Chase, Inc. Butter, WE 8. Thompson nd @. B'Cole- man. “There remain three vacancies. In the Cireuit Court, Judge Cox, the follow- ing were accepted us jurors today: L. A. Lips- comb, P.N. Judah, M. Hebner, J. 8. Tomlin- son, G. A Shehan, John F. Brown, W. B. Green, E. Enders, David ' Volland, Ferdinand Gawler and J. Wesley Fowler. pumas EE ‘The Trees Should Be Protected. This morning in Judge Kimball's court a case was heard involving a charge of injuring fa tree. The charge was that the defendant permitted his horse to strip the bark from a tree. Judge Kimball was unable to find from the proof that the defendant's horse did the damage and the case was therefore dismissed. Jn di eres ag the case Judge Kimball re- marked that thought that the District was making a seriows mistake in ieaving these trees unprotected. Weights attached to horses, the bo ang said, do not always keep the animals from walking off and there is no provision for tying them. “There certainly should be some protection for our beautiful shade trees,” con- cluded the judge. pe ‘A Competent Witness, Judge Kimball had a nine-year-old boy be- fore him today asa witness in a case, and it being intimated that the boy was too young to give evidence Judge Kimball asked him if he Knew what became of boys when they told stories. “Yes, sir,” answered the boy, after some hesitation. “-Wiaat becomes of them?" “The dog catehes them.” He was « competent witness. premio wasn ‘Two Convictions for Theft. Roseberry Turner was convicted in the Po- HAGERSTOWN NEWS. Good Work on the Canal—The Big Dunkards’ ‘Meeting—Notes. Coprespondence of The Evening Star. Hacznstows, June 2, 1891. The work upon the aqueduct of the Chesa- peake and Ohio canal at Williamsport is nearly finished and by the end of the week the canal at that place will be ready for the water. With the exception of the fourteen-mile level between Williamsport and Hancock everything is ready for the opening of navigation. At that level excavation is necessary, which will be greatly facilitated after the introduction of water at Cumberland by the aid of the scow. Couples matrimonially inclined continue to find their way from a distance to Hagers- town. Among those who have been been made “man and wife” this week, with various ministers officiating, are: Mr. Charles F. Shipplette and Miss Beasic V. Bauserman of Rockingham county, Va.; Mr. F. T. Brubaker of Five Forks, Pa., and Miss Vertio L. Fraver of Mi ym, Pa.; Mr. Irvin G. Snyder and Miss Virginia Stover of Chambersburg, Pa., and Mr. Daniel F. Slick of Leitersburg, this county, and Miss Annie J. Entler of this city. ‘The graves of the confederate dead in Wash- ington cemetery, s portion of the beautiful Rose Hill cemetery, city, will be decorated on Saturday next. ‘The services will be simple, consisting of brief address and the strewing of the graves With flowers. Ninety shares of the capital stock of the National Bank of Martinsburg, W.Va., were soid here today at publie auction for S141 per share— par value @1 Mr. M. T. Moller, proprietor of the Hagers- town organ factory, and who has a contract for lacing an organ in Grace M.E. Church, Wash- ft vesterday for New York, from which poi will sal for Eucope on Friday. Mrs. R. C. Leves of Washington is among the visitors now sojourning in Hagerstown. ‘The commissioners of this town today com- pleted the annual levy, fixing the tax rate at 8 cents on the $100. ‘The levy is made ons basis of $18,587,386, being an increase in the basis of $22,000'over last year, the levy, how- ever, being the same. The Watsontown Table Company of Watson- town, Pa., today entered into articles of agree- ment to remove its works to Hagerstown. One of the development companies has donated grounds for the buildings, which will be erected at once. A new post office has been established at Buena Vista, this county, with W. A. Clark as postmaster. Mr. Joseph Hoffman of tho banking frm of Hoffman, Eavey & Lano died here this even- ing after a brief illness. The deceased was well known throughout this section of the state, and was connected with some of the best an: most influential families of Washington county. The great meeting of the Dunkards or Ge! man Baptists now being held here continues to attract thousands of people. Up to the writ- ing of this Hagerstown is caring for and feeding 25,000 people. ‘The sessions of this body up to date were entirely of a religious character. ‘The business sessions will now come on, when important questions, such as “divorces,” “the use of tobacco” among the members and the change of name from German Baptists to that of simply Brethren, the admission of ladies to the deliberative body and other questions will be considered. B. ——— THE SUSPENDED CLERGYMEN. They Deny That They Have Been Guilty of Showing Contempt. In response to the charge that they had shown contempt in preaching since their sus- pension Revs. A. W. McClurkin, O. B. Mulligan, Hugh W. Reed, W. L. C. Sampson, E. M. Mil- ligan and J. R. J. Milligan appeared before the Reformed Presbyterian synod yesterday in Pittsburg in the order named. They all denied that they had been in contempt. ,They had not preached in Reformed Presbyterian churches, but had spoken from the pulpits of other denominations. They did not do this out of contempt for the Pittsburg presbytery. Rev. O. B. Milligan touched every heart when he said he had not preached from his own pulpit, but had prayed with the sick, comforted the dying and buried the dead of his own con- gregation. is formality gone through with the synod now proceeded to the trial, or rather considera tion of the appeals from the action of the Pitts- burg synod. Rev. A. W. McClurkin was first to be arraigned. He plead eloquently in his own defense for half an hour. Heclaimed that procedure against him was irregular and testimony against him fulse. ‘Let me be condemned,” he concluded, im- pressively, “if I must, for my own statements, and not for those of other men. 1 may be guilty of horesy, blasphemy, derisive courses and all other crimes, but that does not justif, you in condemning me on false statements an Without substantiated testimony. It may be better that one should perish than that the whole church should be sacrificed, but the: should be justice. 1am on trial without there being a single witness against me, without a statement of my own being used against me, and without an accuser.” In view of the peculiar circumstances of Mr. McClurkin’s case the synod decided to try him separately. PRACTICALLY PASSED. the the Present Status of the Bering Sea Bill—The Next Step. It is learned here, from competent authority in matters of parliamentary practice, that the status of the Bering sea exclusion bill in the British parliament is similar to that of a bill which has undergone successfully all of the crucial tests of party division in our Congress, and simply remains to be acted upon formally. ‘The vote on the second reading in the com- mons is commonly regarded as the final test vote. The bill now goes to the house of lords, which never attempts to thwart the will of the commons except in rare cases of unusual inter- est to the aristocrat party. So the bill may be regarded as practically passed, and,indced, it is the practice of the British government, when a measure has reached this stage, to immediately prepare to give effect to its provisions if there is need for its speedy application,as is admitted on both sides is now the case. ‘The next step in the negotiations is likely to be an overture to the Russian government to co-operate with the governments of the United States and Great Britain in enforcing a close se Bering sea, and there is a belief by both of the principals that np substantial diffi culty will be encountered in securing Russia’s adhesion to the agreement. WANTED—HELP. WANTED—SITUATIONS. FOR RENT—ROOMS. FOR_RENT—HOUSES. FOR RENT__HOUS To. Ni IN- ANTED — BY RESPECTABI RR RENT— iED—TWO - | x eNT— UK KERT—DA KOO. HULTAMAR. nnan ae. ee ee wr a BLE WHITE GIRL. | JO! eg Ko Bee non aud ane FRY CW tich and B'etse-w. SEFRI! EMPLO’ to travel ; references given. ‘Calla store 1700 window front; or one room, furnished ; also ment brick dwelling, containing 17 rooms, ? bath [a my EE ING Bw. and dining room to reidabie at. Bw. | rooms, jurnare, range and all conveniences; stable im MENT DUREAU: raunoved i E | Weasteoacs pms + Apply to THOS. J. FISHER & Co. Pn ogi to 810 F st. o.w., tad expert specication write der, de | POR RENT) 16TH BT. 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Ot Sar | Fon RENT—ONLY am PER MONTH TF TAK ndarior ff ousemaid (white); excellent rel FOR RENT HAVE tug EARGE COMMUNICAT- stone eon Veorsneat house Wott sista salle a “ne w ‘acaire Yernsnent | clerantiy inished. with ever | : ‘WARTED-BY,A COLORED GIR, A PLACE AS | tenants’ jeeatiewan and wtieor fee wentbeven ot wo ‘Thai a rare chasice to wrure a ov | tues Tawar es bermalds Tpierence, Cal indies ‘rooms jesiradie at erty ot.."Detwoon Tithana Nath, W ysis. | Sheu and vee the location and wurroandings, tak Feat: water reu Soe | Doe ker + Rey oe. ANTED—AT HEADQUARTERS, WHITE AND | Se OF . oe “a baw, 14 B88 Fi W ‘clored couke Inapdeen cham nurses, | WANTED — EMPLOYERS FOR — SERVANTS | POR RENT—2 O15 ROOMS: 2D FLOOR, UNFUR | 2S LT 1S sot e930 Nel [Smear waiters, bellmen, farm, dairy (males and females, with references) in the cit; ished or partly furnished ; southern exposure ; all Fes RENT— Wy belp tor city and away. ‘SAML, A. COOMBS & OQ-, | and country; we quarantee to furnish tuem Unt | mod. imps. ; no: diglt houseseeping. 110 | J* 1120 10th nw, 13.8100! 1 a st. new. Je3-5t* Suited ; fee 50c. Cit; patejligence. ‘Office, establi Fat. ne Jee: BT ho mw, 1) WASTED — WHITE AND COLORED cooks, | > _D. SHACKLEFORD, 427 1100 ; | Pox RENT-IF YoU WISH TO MENG our | MAS Ish ow, 2 Jaundress, bousomaids, waitress. nurese, kitchen | \\7ANTED BY A NEAT. RELIABLE COLORED | #. rooms with THE LADIES’ KOOM-REN eS Rae eee SL uTGE SE aa Ee: | at doe Mruation ax chaimberiaaid oF cook. Call | ING AGENCY, rath and Honesty thelr motto. cor dairy help. x 2.W. we nw, over dru store. = : | far eR RE Seer : ra Z apeovements. et 40 to #49 rer | F- C9 TW eee ANTED-—AN ENGLISH LADY DESII POSI- R RENT—ENTINE SECOND FLOOR OF FOUR | ™oDth: these houses are ventrally jocated and in good my WASTEDII5 COLORED Taunpay wourn | W4tiantrconpenos teinivers mremertoten: | Poona aati Reick: convenient te | Soudition. "C.F NOMEN T, Hoon M0 ral it04 Vstue, or ae peter Hama et Ha ae | Reger eee etancess Cacaen Gee | WUaa ns Pmyan reo, St aOR SIFY wages @ fare paid. DICK'S AGENCY, | E-, Lynulaven, Princess Aune county. Var it* Fou Resta Ger. THO COMMUNICATING Series yee ise ee | 613 7th st. n.w. ‘WANTED_—BY TWO COLORED GIRLS, PLACES, | 1° escond-floor rooms; reiited separately it desired. fad ‘ANTED-TWO BOYS LEARN TRADES; ene as cook and other as chambermaid or nurse; | _je2-1) DE SALES ST.. FUR- ser psome pl Tecommended. JOHN F. | will leave) the city for the summer desired. AppIy Tai Rd RR. HEISY, Printer and Engraver, G25 D st n.w. 1¢ | 1115 0th st. n.w. oom hep BR calieun ar nel Wate hier be eAPOUT 16 OB 17; | WANTED — BY tet gS OMPETENT | COLORED ‘has large alcove aad closets ; location deightful. je-3* ay 6 on Se | ee with city; reference required: 804 12th st. uw. Ie" | sual! private family good ctok: 608 Ket-a-w.ieo-20* | FOR RENT O17 AND 915 10TH ST.- FURNISHED ; WARTED_A Boy TO ATTEND SODA FOUNT- WANTED—A PLACE AS BARTENDER; SMALL | table k ‘saine person at 1514 K st. Jozit* ‘ain. Apply 85 H st. n.w. It” | steromies commence; best ref. Address Bor 143, FOR RENT_TWo FURNISHED Rooms: sv ANTED—FINST-CLASS WAIST AND SKIRT | 0 CO-——_o-*-_- | Fabietorgentiemen. 400 1lthat. nw. je sem WW bas at wrecee Paid. 400 Macs. ave. B:v., ahh yt ES POR RENT BY A LADY FROM N- C_"A BEAUTT 4 FS i j STEP A ROMAN, WHIZE OR COLORED, food relerences: "Radrese'St Wes Bias cies. Ea and beatifully located, ¥ atrect cares At rensN BW WARNEL & CO. vie Fat. 'z00d ‘COOK and cone tal i: ANTED — SITUATION COACHMAN B' = 223 st. NW. Ss ROOMS Bia" Lasers HP | W Sotmecotorer yan Goth Brat cts rotors OR RENT_—UNF URNISHED _SECOND-STORE ; ‘ANTED_AT OF" EI ANTED AT CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, WwW , nurses, Iatindresses, met, Women, boys, for, all work. We clare men 81, women'$0c.. Boys 50c.. and furgish empl at (Exiiiobed 1885)."D. BHACKELFURD, 437 ANTED—A GIRL TO COOK AND DO THE sng nua ag nit! tag, Pate mi at might; Aorung aie sua at plat reference ie WARIED-HANDS 10 MAKE LADIES’ WRAP- pers. Apply to CLARK'S, 734-746 7th st. n.w. It Apply 1232 14th st. nw.” Ie W ANIED_CAN GIVE EMPLOYMENT To FOUR more experienced real estate inen: parties con: Honat Cterencis sSerod =" hand gouaieson ea i r vy re DEMAN, Oos F st. ncws sae R \eneral work in ‘small family; no washing; must 004 plain cook and fond of children; competent servant xood wages. giving reference, J. 3 WANTED TIDY, ACTIVE SERVANT be rooms; balcony, porch, bah rooms: north gouty reniuation: tful location for sumer. Address or call at 800 10th st. n. w. W ANIED LADIES" ATTENTION—THE RECT able employment bureau has removed to 816 F st. Big peat ofc. "Orders for servant romp Ailed. Special arrangements for summer resorts. $2 to business’ will count: charge of advertising for office. \WASTED-A LADY TCEAVING CITY FOR THE summer wishes to find place for ber cook ; would take place aa" cook oF chambermaid. ‘at, 1620 Rhode laland ave. Je. W ANIED-BY A GOOD FRENCH COOK, SI VY tion in a first-class restaurant. Address E. A. st. nw. FORE rooms; south front; large to desirable tenant. We HOR RENT—LARGE FURNISHED ROO! M; PRI vate bath roou and balcony; gentiemen only. 608 Mst. nw. dei-3t* FOR BENTOm T STN W—4 UNFURNISHED rooms on 1st m. floor, suitable for housekeeping. Cull after 4 =z Pijelse Fob BENT NEATLY FURNISHED THIRD. story room; first-class table board im house. 510 Mot. nw. Je Fok RENT 414 MST. N.W,. OWNER HAS TWO furnished, communicating, cool rooms, front and back, second floor, suitable for two; sumer rates. [FOE RENT—THREEDESIRABLE UNFURNISHED rooms, communicating, ou secoud floor: heat and bath: suitable for light housekeeping ; Per mouth; references required. Sil ANTED—A POSITION BY A PRINTER, THOR- ously understands business, ‘where attention rel sould mm, Adress LB 08 FOR MAIDS) NURS! porters, drivers, house men, kitchen. farm and dairy tiands (other ‘cities and suuimer resorts). Houses taken cl ft. B % ‘BURNHAW'S, 11106 st. n.w. my30-0t" WANTED—BOARD. 1d side porch; @}7 ‘Sast. nw. Star office. WANIED-A SETTLED, RELIABLE COLORED tons {uaB: 2ugetied and watliout children, as janitor ‘office 5 must com uiendeds” Address, with rolerence, 0. Bs bear ofice. \WANSTED_COMPETENT MAN, BETWEEN 20 and 35 years of age (must be sober), “as shipping and receiving clerk. ” Address in own ‘handwriting, with 08, JAMES, Star ollie at WARTED-GENTLEMAN WITH SOME BUSI- and Intelligences salary” 1 toglae tay a AGEL, Koous 5 and 0, 430 7thst.h- Wey after 9: SETTLED COLORED WOMAN TO . wash and iron; must sta; nights; refer- ences required. Apply 1008 q st. IW. 2 WANTED’ NEAL WHITE GIRL FOR GEN- ‘eral house work in # suall family ; references re- juired. “rT, on Thursday or Friday between 1 and ovclock, LES Conn. ave. a a J ANTED—A WOMAN TO COOK, WASH AND iron for s family of four. 1510 16th st. n.w. * WANTED-A SETTLED WOMAN FOR st. a. aay WANTED—A COLLECTOR; WILL PAY GOOD salary abd Give permanent position to energetic, ood man. Cali Rooms, Nations! Bank of Washing: GEN- 7B 3° eral housework for @ sunall faintly. Call a mm buiiding. 7ANTED—BUARD AND ROOM FOR GEN ‘Address Poe RENT THREE ROOMS AND BATH KopM ‘no children; must be low. i 7 #, gu second floor; was and water; $11. Call 2a st. n. : Je Fk BENTTURSISHED ROOMS. i620 1S B.w., opposite the Arlington. delat” (OR RENT—FURNISHED-ENTIRE SD FLOO! Store” WANTED—COUNTRY BOARD § st nw, 1vl7 dt nw, Store roow 441 G stn spliow" TYLER & KUTHERPORD, 1307Pst.n.w. w 20. ak RENT—1444 RHODE ISLAND AVE. BEA room THOMAS E. WAGGA‘ hea, Estate Broker, ¥17 2 ss or KEN NMS St. cor. 19¢h, 1326 12th st.. 12 ro desman | INH Sst, new, wie Pla. ave nw. Br. {: 19th st aw, Gro. 3p 2018 Mutton court, @... 1B accxvaas goo. A407 F ot. bus. pro w curninied bouses, flats offi es, ‘st 11 at office. a al Franke 3 Store 128 Fst ew.. Stable rear 2130 @ my lhoe TANIED — FIRST-CLASS OOUNTHY BOARD | completely furnished for ligut housekeeping for 3 W “Tor! tv “or ait persone: not more than Zo ules | POPROM, OF Caterer pernltigds Yetta Foose I md a St | stove, boat, bath at fae (iucludine eas 16 Cook ni, iouth to satiwactory tenant, no children ron RENT—IN ANAGOMTIAN ONE — = andiotwe house and locality, “I4i0 ‘bode is . Ee cr o TS ’ o ~ only ® ports of the property aaa —— WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. | "ae aint ‘istcail atomic fer bulletin renedon | AmACostia 7 ha RENT—FURNISHED PARLORS, ALSO th. ie THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. OK KES i WANXIED-PARTIES | HOLDING UNITED | g¢ ther mice rooms; cool und cheap. Apply S13 11th | = T aE i Frye w.; wide front ‘tates accident policies to bring them in and get | 5 2-¥- 01k | FOR RENT HOUSE 114 ITH ST. NW. | hese Sears’ ieawe: wood locate tor SS BOLE 1, Mt. | pox RENT—FURsIgnTD-OD-FLOOR FRONT For information and termes aera, aaurovements: | kind: moderate seat WARREN CHUALE & i Well-bred people 0d ue an ceome house: quiet, | JOYCE'S SUNS, Carriage Factory, cor. 14th and | 2st mya peop) Satst. ‘nw myl6-sw" | S8. nw. sit_| OK KENTA RFAT SIx-ROoM BiiCK HOUS Fee KENT—FUKNISHED KOOM—iizy M ST. ali tu $15, 515 B st se. Also exevant bro B.W. near Thomas Circus . tne location. any30-1w* FOR BENI1SS N ST., CORNER 14TH, Ni ‘Thomas Circle, furnished front rooms, sins! suite, with Lay windows, with board. changed. Fok BENT—00 YOU WANT ROOMS? IF 80, call on Koom Directory; they tell you where they ‘are, what they areand the price.” Gia Pat. Kooi 7: apyi-iw" ‘OR RENT—WELL LIGHTED, CENTRALLY LO- cated dark roots fof amateur puotowrapiers tree to customers. J.B. CHAMBERLAIN & CU... Phos tographic Goods, 516 11th ° at UST BE USED TO rel! broken, wentie and, sound. mares pre city, ferred. State price ono notice will be taken. Ad Box Wi, Star oltice. ane W ASTEDIIT KNOWN HIGHEST PRICE PAID for oid feather beds, Address G. THOMAS, _de1-st? ‘Star office, ‘WANTED IT ENOWN—LANGLEYS RELIABLE Theu:uatisin lintinent once tried always preferred this Iimtiment is confidently recommended as a pless- ant and gaferemedy. i. LANGLEY, 635 Pa. re WiSDat ro GOOD CANVASSERS AT ONCE [Or bes! ‘¥oods in town {salary and comiuis- sion. ““Appiy to ll. HUDDLESON, Heo 8, ‘Oe st. ‘. V GOOD COLORED. COOK: GOOD Fight man. Apply to E. V. 8: EPHE: ‘Anacostia. er wi SON'S WANTED ~ A FIRST-CLASS BARBER, GOOD pijwaes Apply to JOSEPH MILLER, Anacostia, ED COLORED in a private fainity out of city. situations. Addi ie reas for ie WANTED_YOUNG GIRL FOR LIGHT HOUSE- Work; must go home nights; no washing or iron— ing. Inquire after 5 at 1824 13th st. new. Je2-t" WANIED-A LIVE MAN TO CUT MEAT AND make himself generally usetul: none need i 5 1 but those willing to work both eary and late. 411 45 4 st. .W. Jez. Fok RENT_ APARTMENTS OF TWO OR THREE rooms; furni ravate bath; rst-ciass tavie.' Ye WOOD: Special rates tor ROBINSUN, Prop. 15 years at Wormiey's, FOR RENT_FLATS. Fos RENT-—FLATS, 523 11TH ST. N.W., NEW atet abd all Conveniences tor kegestosinees Ronis w E Se nt fOPITNEY & BRADFORD, 1905 F st. news” Jel oe \ODERN IMPROVE- FOR RENT FLAT, Witte ‘an entire floor of the eloyant res- ments, comprising idence of the late Judge Marbury, S48 M st. nw. $15 per month. RA. PHILLIPS & GON Jel-lw" ‘W ANTED-SEVERAL HORSES TO PASTURE AT farin on 7th st. road near Brightwood, D.C. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 920 F st. nw. jel-tit W ASTED—tow: "ERS WILL FIND OUR ‘oraxe rates very low. We bave first-class up- holsterers, cabinet tnakersund do any kind of work at shortnotice. #. FREEMAN & CO., 19271 st. n.W. my30-lm W 43 15D-SHORTWAND AND TYPEWRITING, inctudinw thirty hours’ dictation exch woek; Pitz man shorthand: ‘calueraph (aod Itemingtom:, three months, #10; thorough business course, includi bookkeeping, lustrated by Prot. Starin’s celebrat book charts; three months, $10, students semsted in gbtaining lucrative situations: "diplomas A.C. STAKIN'S BUSINESS CULLEGE, 152 et. n.w. myz0-1u" WANIEDTYPEWMITERS FOR RENT, ALL ndard imakes: ‘terins reasouable; mschines changed. tio Fst. my20-lét FOR RENT—STORES. circulars, TYPEWKITER "EXCHANGE, Dw. mbi4-3m 200 M, Zr, mi. ivis M h, Or. mi... 20. 2018 & 20 Olive st, Gr.20. Fora talk um abvir to ou oR est bial Vert sliade. plenty wt structed to Busi clvsets Sen senlize Matte probe Revsin a iat ete house. ca 7 2 4 months a due ‘ent, 200 feet from care my? ¥ Dupont circie. my28 w, charuine location ; we. CROLSSANT & NI c “tw 7 THE st MME ut, i Mount Pleas K. HERTFORD, RENT. ; house with ian. LARGE 40-0 Glen, Md.. one block fron ter. windinii.! bein com ALY person of experience —_ Apply svon. aK _ ~ L ‘OlD isl G ND DWELLING STORE combined in northwest; very low rent, good loca Hon. CHARLES EAKLY, 603 14th at may Ln RE} NFUKNISHED. Be he Windsor"@416.06 Fists, The Milton 40-55, aterst (wire he) 2 106.6 3 Layette Terrace 1 Fayette Terrace, 30 40% 7th wt se, JOR W 4ANTED_ SEVERAL GOOD WaIsT y, ood wages to the parties: also errand H sir NTED_IF YOU WISH EMPLOYMENT ©} P call at THE LADIES’ EMPLOYMENT cor. Ist and C sts. n.w., over drug store. Points. typewriters bought, seid aud ex- JANTED — ALL DESIRING PHOTOGRAPHS, FORREST BEA RENT—1445 U ST. ONE OF THOSE NI houses. seven ros and bath; concrete cellar: WW ANTED—10 Go To THE COUNTRY FOR THE Suuuner, two neat colored women, one as Waitress to assist with washing, other as chuinber- maid and use; inust by Box ly Teau, condu and colored, for and springs: Jez WANIED-A WELL-RECOMMENDED Wo3, Lo qvok, waa and do general housework st 3 ladiee—men and women, white Sof d 1ith st but experienced need cal. frou to 8 pau ANIED—-A_ WHITE GIRL OR SETTLED Moluan for genera, housework, and do plain sev. tewily no wasuitg or ironing.’ Tuyuire S00 jel W win w3th \V OH HENT—A VERY DESIRABLE N on Sea fous re sil beautifully” payeted el, mol. taupe cabinets, 2 a dozen; fine work: best suylight | K with large coo. collars noe sabe: Noy STORE | Jo andanausard i Theat 6 “THES: Pals: for cikiren® pictures copied vragen table for dry goods, groceries. clothing: ore uneed my li-lim 14g U et. tw, for anuatours. LARDSEA, 410 oth Stock: the loeality, "No. Sag" Mor Bridge wrest, j0k KENT—FURNISHED— Hall. Georgetown, cousuands the best country ant city, ee @, ae. W AxTED TRANSLATION I DESIRE ‘To O5- | trade combitied in this city, oply $30 80 per mont UNFURNISHED. : tain employment ranslator in French, Ger- BOA. PHILLIPS & " — Atal Spanish, Fete! Dutch, Denis my30-7t Fk fal, - Hey or Hiusian, Best rvierencreiiven. —=- Sip iitietnw, GTMAYS, Koons, Arete uwe mapicme | WOR BENT RANDSOME LARGE STORE BOOM | ©0! bale and. /ANTED-—ALL TO KNOW WE HAVE A LOTOF 9.000 cururs, regular price of witica is 61.908 box ‘OU What we have for @1. 3m_SICKLE'S OLD SLAND, 1011 Pa. ave. T-LAKGE STOKE AND. LAK, G7 E ‘O HELP TEND BAR ‘and wake Iimselt useful; also white trl todo ian to cook, wash and general wages and good howe to right person. Est. sw. WANTED—* WOMAN TO COOK AND DO GEN- eral housework for family of three nights and bring reterences. Call at 174 WA STEDSA GoD OUTSIDE SALESMAN, AC. qualnted with the Lutidiny supvly, Dusibess, x9- Rectal py, He lass vusiness. Inquire of JAanS i foGILL, 20814 G st. new. WANEED=IWo WOMEN FOR TAUNDEX. Two waiters, twodishwastors, Apply at O08 F nw. WANTED TWENTY STONEBKEARERS AT sewer bear Ecaington, power house; sixty-five cents per cubic yard. Jel-at™ ite ig . Or eel. 12 = ed ; is 8 Brewer sci ae ne a ee bie, for auy business.” “Apply to | 1 Md. 12r..., 3} 720 Brewer's court, ar. Want ED—EVER\BODY TO HAVE THEIR 28 1th st. ww. mylim | 8191 ‘SWORMSTEDT & BRAI ¢ ae ped by oUr new smacuisted stexin E HOUSE 1005 Bsr. oppo. | i105, a tn a YMYLR, Mer. ‘Telephone No. 804." Main ‘st a ee ee Sy brancbee, Jultus taukvaneh's, iativend F, and voeand cacocnicemenammeesenamaee | GEE Coa) ht MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN Penhsy,vania ave. * i well ma. ss = SS es — are o x 16S. <0) 2th st nw, ‘LOAN ON SES ON Wil. FOR RENT—OFFICES. % 9 O00 7 V anteater Yum, Sorta, 1s L R F FIC _| i $30,000 No peLay, M@AL ESTATE. meals a and ming, $5 per. Best attention: (OK KENT—A VEKY PLEASANT FRON 0) x i Beut for aud teturned tres: SF. 2 WILBOS, av Fat. | BOE? seta daa one ta Sy yee weaned » eee a Bw. mab20-ina = — RAL iggy 4 ca ae \\ANTED_FROM aon TO “ J ANTED—EVER' LADY TO GET ONE oF Now York ave. “ » » y tic Sewing Machine and Pattern Noms, ‘th apd Hl Aeon Rome cner Bea meatle Sew mud Pattern b.w.,dth and Pa.qve.se-vand 1402 14th bw. anita FOR RENT—STABLES. os. * Ed ST PET CLE ani =. ee 5 TO LOAN OUT FOR ON ANTED STEAM (CARPET, CLEANING AND | TOp gENT_TWO-STORY BHICE ST $5,000 ster std far cont tat herent hee ade snaratine worke :teathersrenovated: mattresses | [Cr 1012 16th et., bet. Mand Ln. w. Hroved property. (business proverty. preferred). e- Feet POUNCE Woe Pe sve “a elepuone 100% fdib eet oe, OF EO Sant must be gilt edve and worth at leat double, a Se re TART MAMIE SS | \poNEY To LOAN Ix Lahok asp SuaLLOOmE J ANTED— HORSES TO PASTURE; TW me = 2 our of only. - -t 20. 3 J . Ss V experience; Lox stalls; «rain and hi A IND. s4Feow | 3 t rates of interest on approved real Wicca cazereues Ug male eran ani hay wh LOST AND FOUND. ~ ~— | in ee "Distnct ot Cotuminas he PLT, Suudles out. 0. H. F. CLARK, Sligo, Md. mibd-3m* Ost—IN GOING FROM 236 TT. NW. TO O25 1010 324 st, 10r,b & st. @: — — ee id — a Oe wag baer Pf Se cen- 875 S204 N st, Br, wt. wo : To Loan on L—y ESTATE OR OTHER COUNTRY BOARD. : 3 Sanaa tates of aterest. RAY PRYLELIS & BOX, SOUP! THOU O3T—A FAMILY KUBBER SYRINGE ON 71H | * 4d Te ‘Finder will be rewarded 1M st. now. ar MAY 3I—THKOUGH MISTAKE, half mile from KR. o WANTED — BUTLERS, — Calling in the Bonds. Secretary Foster yesterday afternoon issued a circular calling in the 434 per cent bonds of July 14, 1870, and January 20, 1871, and fixing September 2, 1891, as the day of payment. The circular, the issue of which was foreshadowed in yesterday's Stan, is as follows: By virtue of the authority conferred by law upon the Secretary of the Treasury notice is hereby given that the principal and accrued in- terest of such of the 4}¢ per cent bonds issued under the acts of July 14, 1870, and January 20, 1871, as may be outstanding on the 2d day of September, 1891, will be puid at the treasury of the United States, in the city of Washington, D.C., on that day, and that the interest of said bonds will then cease. ‘Suggestions have been made on the part of the holders of some of these bonds of a desire to extend the payment thereof, at the option of the United States, at the rate of 1 or 13g per cent per annum, and the Secretary of the ‘Treasury will hereafter consider whether the acceptance of such offers, or any of them, will be profitable to the government, and in that event reserves the right to except such bonds for this call. — W2 ‘TED AGENTS—MALE OR FEMALE—NEW 2c. housenoid articie; profit, 300 per cent and instructions, 1Ucents; yuods of ‘commission, AYNER & CO., brovidence, Bel, 1uyli-iu W ANTEDISIENOGHAPHERS AND. REMING- tou typewriter operators. directed to positions, Jpopjorers cheat a (ae mag Be Speratore: ne cuarge tur service. WAC: KOPP SrAMANS & BENLDICS, Remiueton Milter Uilice, Stu and ¥ sta. w: ANTED — SALESMAN FOR EVERY STATE V aud itory, to sell our goods by sa:uple to the uotoae and swt! ade; our wood oe ovarpwcre: Peruanent position; send salu) tor fort CR VASGOBE BEG C0. Chicago, tile iy 13-wasse ANTED — LABOKEKS — STEADY w ORK ALL W the year to first-class pickers and shovelers. ply to WASHINGTON BRICK MACHINE CO., 14% and Florida ave. n.¢ myi-in WANTED---HOUSES. WASTED BY LADY AND DAUGHTER CARE uring suMMer nce wiven ability and peatness* reter to Hey. Dr. Addison, ax t0 Standing. Mrs. BROWNE, 07 E at. n.w. ‘ ‘WV ANTED_BY A WIDOW LADY—THE CARE OF Wits ‘the summer. Addrese E.L. B., oY 8 pouse during 3. E. ¥ DIRECTLY FROM OW: 1. ; price not to exc house. PURCHAS! Confessed to Double Murder. Astrange story has come to light at Sacra- mento, Cal. Aman giving his name es John Sewald made a confession toa justice of the par WOO; state price and No, SSiar oltce. sels TED— BY RESPONSIBLE PARTY, A cha. Sa om WANTED—ROOMS. peace saying he had murdered two wives. ‘One he poisoned and the other he smothered. Remorse had forced him to confess. ‘The sheriff took Sewald into custody at the iatter's ‘own request until the matter could be investi- gated. —_—_~oo—__ Can Drink at Boston Bars. ‘The Massachusetts house of representatives yesterday passed to engrossment by a majority of $4 in a total vote of 806 the bill to repeal the = public bar law, which requires that no juor be sold over # bar; that the drinker must be seated and food rT NG MAKMIED OOUF ‘tao or thes uaturnushed roomie suitable for lagu We Ww ‘two or three tor higut M Arist rap ‘Lt fates on approved real estate eecUrity ; ae rot pay mice LER RKUTHERFORD, 1907 Fet.nw big —- jeft in dayton at carriave st Syca- | 123 32d wt, Gr. om = = ar KS CAN BEACCOMMODATED | pore feland. ‘by addressinyr A1WATER, G. aiwater | 15.0;0th'i, Or va NEY TO LOAN ON KEAL ESTATE SS aciage View Faria; 5 minutes! walk from Haine | & CO.. Will Conter a great favor. Franp poum, Hideo eh aiepyen station, B. and U. K. BR. i me fromm city. Address OST—ON =. “A Pan FROM AN- = a ~ — 4 ra. 8. J. WAGS to Buitimoro on Sunday, May 31: lad : SEY WAN : 103-6 Lake View Farm, Rockville, Ma. eaten parker bok utah adem bly se2-te MSivine money to jong cen ahwase bod auemaes DERS WANTED; PI LN’ ¥ eke 7 nm ss tre re OK RENT— Botes, se ured Ly deeds of for sale at 3° frouse, plenty full. vorstabiee init, aoe ok - EDWARD COHEN, 1/41 De Sales st. wir-room new brick house, 330 Spruce st. WOODS SCO ba: splendid water | areas moore Sopot ana, Boe office oor dE BLACK NEWFOUN a Le Droit Park; all modern improvements; convenient | my9-tr * tofiown, Fauquicr county, Vaso dedi | LGitcy with gress tart aud white paws’ Rowen ad + 825.40, manuesaweaven, | Reet a poke SUMMER BOARD ON BANKS OF THE POTO. ene re ee = 2-3 2 F st. uw Ok PER Tee ae mac ip private tainly and at reascuab.e rates, salt 5 1 ; water bathing, fshinz, &. References «iven and COR RENT— SMALL Fie MIUM CHARGED, Tea Perret Ruan RP ee, i fatinoney ok aetomieraacriie,| egg NMS Fr ~ erp upzovement. Fo ney .UMMER BOARDERS WANTED—LARGE COM- | z VEDNESDAY WAY DU ® wD BEWinD ad aed I 108, OST—WEDNESDAY, MAY 27- 50 REWARD— BARNES & WEAVER, ON ATE. Sortable Teasutable ee a a ORS. JY ADs of wold-trauuéd spectacles. gol from 4g | _$o2.9t ee OF at. nw. | apd0-tr THOS. F. WAGGAMAR. oatre Jeet | io Fan dive. sen, WUpeL ate we, turn to that | POR RENT (3 WESTMINSTER ST. VEWY DE-| \poxey 70 LOAN-IN SUMS OF FROM #300 T /ENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN BOARD FOR | BUluber and receive reward, Ce F een 9 all modern | JA up to @25.0uv on ved real estate security. the suniuer with ® private fainuy in Linden, on | ¥ OST—LARGE BUNCH OF KEYS. REWARD IF | "SPI3%" ane Pa WAKSER & co, | Bodelay- mame 2 Met. branch, Band O. B.B. Apply at LINDEN | ],Perurued to 704 th st nee a it - oe fee, LS pares Ls Seago Sen. | FOR REST _A WELL-FURNISUED HOUSE FOR | 1 ONEy TO LOAN—WE HAVE A CONSIDERABLE SUMMER, BOARDERS accomMoDATED AT | LQelops qoiue trom B and Oth ts. mo te Oe ani | ME BLCASANT. Bier opts, Pemetue doer. tarts | MU vann or momey on tend to oan, fu nue to ume = Dunes jen ee tga station, AVIA | act rom B and Oth sta. Bie; to 10th and 3 Fle! = Star office. a on good real estate in the city. Also ihstaliucent loam to Mrs. TEMPLE, Ellicowe city, Md. 2e2-SE™ | Nout Stores sth meer E. Gapsioiet, V1 EMBUCHES. | ou HENT—100 MARION ST, BAY win: | ou ‘PROSPECT MILL OVERLOOKS THE BEAUTIFUL | 7 ost_a LADY'S SILVER WATOH AND OHAIN, | mente; Tent, $4045. Inquire officerthe PALAIS Toilng with tule tonkd saeecatier agua anes | A tock and key. vet. Léth ot. and New Lork serend | MOWAL, corner Fu. ave. at de ‘ONEY To LOAN ATS AND 6 PER CENT OM ie bourd unex A APPLY | the. House. Plowse return to Miss HERRON, i RENT—A PLEASANT HOUSE ON CAPIIOL - rn fo HENSON SIMPSON, North Fork, Loudoun Ue S19 Penn. ave. n.w. and receive reward. 1 Pith ormieied ‘counplesaly very reasons ie, Ade eae JOMFONT RETREAT—MOUNTAING oF Many. | [OST {\.EAIR OF GOLD, BOWED SPECTACLES | SCL “2 it oa9 SECOND @F_3LW7 oRvER | os HS Coa” Cage Harpers Ferry), ovens Sune 1 us: | gan (By emeurday, May 30, bet Howard if weturned | Frou press brick house: very evutraly jocmted, key | MONEY TO LOAN IN GUME TOSUIT. ATCARD Feraled sor heath, hose comforts ai country | ty tad ot sta exue' | pert door. App to if B. PUCKINHORN, GoD at” | Ae OW OMA, on D.C, reel eeanenecurity county, Md." my30-fin Ost GOING FROM-FT MYER TO THE AR as erate — a fe (The Ariueton Fire Ine. Cv. vomice.) W ANTEDAN HAGERSTOWN, ABOUT TWELVE | Turkish order. Liberal reward Puld if returned to 176 | L's good back vard ana sala BB AMS ot desir- | Md. ave. s. w. Jezzr* | jev-br® A. C. BRISCOE, 609 F st. n.w. ‘convenient A pond - ence ‘solicited. Airs. CLANK, 66k’ Weakness se, | | OST-ELEXIBLE BOUND. BIBLE ON 71n ST. | Joh KENT—ELEGANT THMEE-STORY BRICK mt 2 Hagerstown. my90-im Liars pearing after declan ogeerg uae F store and di combined | nicely, Depered «nd MN BOARDERS WANTED NEAR ROUND HILL STA- | 045 st. nw. Jel" location; rent low to quod, permatent tenant. SUMS FROM 8500 UPWARD. tlon: high, healthy ; fine mountain view: bee AT FIVE AND SIX PER CENT, SEAEDWTR SRLS Vaan Oona | L.houilcepetery everten tage agar een ror = =, A Me rmyabwaesma | Aiding duestionsatked it returned to WOOF at. sw: fis per month, — —— a POARDING NEAR THE MOUNTAINS; LanGE | 7 osr—puG DOG, WITH COLLAR, TALL aNp | ih 3 . house ; water ; milk and fruit; shade; hours él Pies s Feiry or Pureliyle aE Jit, TBeward tf Tottrned to Hota = Fis se, 108. a4 ‘ta : OST_AT ARLINGTON, MAY 90, LETTERS OF Sb Sock wt tur, & BOARDERS WANTED AT PHILOMONT, VA; sofia aw Saar eee romp wore oases or tee, ke or puiculy sadiaes Sie sULTA | ] O8T—SATURDAY EVENING, A SMALL HUNT- ol, and B aury SPB ARES pictemat gras adarons Mire JOLLA | | a case, Fold watch; owner's name on cutede; | soanmer Gabtol Mirae curse pee, airy imyao-1e* Photograph inside; s Dea sions, GSTS | fails adults 408 per mouth from June ws October t: ‘tore, given. i WAXTED — BOARDERS spon agi ave. 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