Evening Star Newspaper, June 9, 1891, Page 2

2 . THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C. TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 1891. PLEASANT SUMMER PLACES. ‘Season In Comfort. Summer, with its heat and dirt, is thought to have put in its appearance for a lenghty stay and almost overy one begins to think of plans for more or less extensive outing. Whether the trip be among the cool breezes and clear atmosphere of the mountains, the invigorating airand cool baths of the seaboard or the healing water and sanitary com oe rs of the springs a pleasant resort, with le fired sarroun tings, ean be found’ piotured in the advertising columns of Tae Stan. Here ‘re some summer resorts in addition to those already published: Asbury Park has lost none of its many at- tractions since last season and a nice comfort- able place to stop at is the Guernsey on 7th avenue. This beautiful resort is situated near the beach and lakes. The season opened -June 8 and the proprietor, Thomas G. Allan, for- merly of this city, promises superior table, hops, tennis, fishing and boating among other sports for the entertainment of his guests. Colonial Beach, one of the popular Potomac river resorts, is open for the season and Mr. W. T. Crump promises a continuance of the management which has heretofore been so commendable. The table and cuisine are un- surpassed and there is plenty of fishing, crab- bing and boating. Rates $8 to $12 per week. Reduced rates to families. Hotel Spray View is directly on the beach, close to hot and cold water baths at Ocean Grove, N. J., and contains all modern im- provements. "This delightfully located hotel opened ite fifteenth season June 1. Joseph hite is proprietor. Special rates for June and September are offered by “The Aurora,” No. 5 Surf avenue, Ocean Grove, N. J. The Aurora is only two doors from the sea. Mi. A. Bull, post office box 400, will supply all needed information. The Coleman House, Asbury Park, N. J., is one of the leading hotels there. It is situated dircetiy on the beach. The hotel opens June 2. For rates, &c., address Alfred S. Amer, room clerk. The Hotel Fenimore. only one and a half blocks from the ocean, has all modern im- ovemnents and can accommodate 200 guests. Fin ‘Noble, Asbury Park, will give further particulars upon application. The rates at the Minnequa House at Minne-) ua Springs, Bradford county, Pa., are $12 and tt per week. L. J. Andress is the proprietor, and the hotel has been enlarged and improved. | It is situated at the highest point on the North- ern Central railroad. The «ir is healthful and invigorating aud the hotel has a spring of won- derful curative powers. Elevators, steam heat, music and other conveniences add ‘to the com- fort and pleasure of guests. For inland summering you might go further than the Delaware Water Gap aud fure worse. If you go there look in at the Glenwood House and see the conveniences that they have there to make you comfortable. “Nanepashemet” is an odd name, but it Tepresents a delightful spot on the Massachu- setts coast, at Marblehead Neck. Write to Ammi Brown and he will tell you all about it. Brexton Villa, near the ocean, at Cape May, | bas large piazzas and fine parlor, with ail modern conveniences. Mrs. J. A. Myers offers pecial rates to families intending to spend the season. The Upton House, on Tennessee avenue near the beach, at Atlantic City, is weil kept b; Margaret Fothergill, one of the cleverest lan ladies on the Jersey shore. Among the best houses near the beach at At- | pe at its bi avenue. The accommodations and table of the Gil bert, at Atlantic City, are first-class in every respect. ‘The house, 159 Tennessee avenue, | longer the untried and unformed school girl, which is kept by Mrs. M. W. Gilbert, is very | but her more mature sister. Work and ro- mance for women, he held, did not end, but merely commenced as the school door closed. ‘The graduating class, he held, should look for- ward to # constant increase of interest. At forty a woman's so complex and therefore more interes! x let it be said of women, She g juit work, or she married and quit work. crowded time. It has @ fine location, on Pa- | The speaker drew an interesting picture of the cific avenue, and is managed by Mr. Charles C. | three stages through which the present realiza- tion of the power and worth of women bad been reached. DIPLOMAS TO THE GRADUATES. The diplomas were delivered by Dr. Hamlin. with a few well chosen and appropriate words. raduates were as follows: Anna Coryell ver, Col.; Eleanor Gordon Indianapolis, Ind.; Phila Lazarus Calder, Wil- Elsa Durand Chamberlin, Den- ‘ol; Mary Chiles, Independenc rson Clapp, Washingto: Grace V.Edwards, W: Hardin Field, Denver, Col. ; Izzie Lunella Her- rick, Minneapolis, Minn.; Marian Dane Lilly, .C.; Susie B. Plain, worth has leased the Grand Union for a long | Tenn.; Sara Bainbridge Shields, St. L Clara Seipp, Chicago, Ill. crated and furnished throughout. For all in- | den Wrignt, Washington, D. ———— Death of Capt. R. L. Law. Capt. Richard L. Law, U.S.N., retired, died at his residence, 1908 G street, yesterday. For three months he had been ill from » tumor of miles around. If you want to find out about | the throat, and his death was not unexpected. He leaves a widow, ® son and two unmarried danghters and two married daughters, Mra Hobert Jackson of Middletown, Conn., and Mrs. H. C. Gilbert of Terre Haute, Ind., all of whom were with him when he died. ‘The funeral took place at 1 o'clock this after- noon. Rev. Dr. Harding of St. Paul's officiated, and after the service the body was sent to ‘Terre Haute, Ind., for interment. t. Law was appointed to the navy from Indiana and piaced on the retired list rank of captain December 13, 1886. He was in the navy for half a cen officer and five rears a cad After graduating from Annapolis he was, in 1641, appointed a midshipman and made his first’ crumse on the Delaware, in the Brazilian squadron. During the late war he made a licutenant commander and the Clifton in the west gulf blockading squad- Ton, participating in three engagements at Gal- veston and one at Lavaca, Tex. manded the storeship New Hampshire, 1866 was made commander an boat Tacony and the Suwanee in the d Pacific squadron and afterward the Ashuelot, Iroquois and Dictator. of his retirement he was at the League Island near the ocean. Messrs. Comstock & James are running the Wrandauk, 215 Third avenue, at Asbury Park, this year. " It is but two blocks from the ocean and near Sunset Lake. The Hotel Brunswick at Atlantic City is a large house and fully equal toe strain in a Murray, whose experience at the Colonnade Hotel in Philadelphia insares a good time for his summer guests. Piney Point Hotel, St. Mary's county, Md., will open for the season Saturday,June 20, and, as the attractions of this resort are well known, it will probably be well patronized, as usual. Pure sea air, good bathing, boating, fishing and crabbing aud a table supplied with the | very finest oysters and other sea food make Piney Point « Helightful summer resort. Thos. W. Willinms is the proprietor, and for circu-| lars apply to Wash. B. Williams, $15 7th street. The Grand Union Hotel at Saratoga Springs Will open on June 26. Mr. James G. B. Woul- term of years and has had it renovated, dec- formation as to terms and other such matters address H. P. Burney at the Arlington Hotel and he will tell you what you want to know. Three thousand: feet up on the Alleghenies stands the Mountain View House looking out over all the beauties of mountain scenery for this hotel address the proprietor, John A. Lantz, Aurora, W. Va., and youare likely to think that ‘the attractions of pure air, delightful scenery, good board, large rooms, frait, tennis, bowling, driving and saddle horses go far toward making @ pleasant summer. nilpeacnas St. Agnes’ Church Dedicated. Last Sunday St. Agnes’ Church at Shepherds- town, W. Va. was dedicated. The dedication ceremonies were in charge of Father James Wilson of Harper's Ferry, and the church was blessed by the Right Rev. Bishop Richmond. Rey. Father McAvoy of St. Aloysius’ Church in this city preached the sermon. —_—___ Church of the Reformation. At the annual congregational meeting held yesterday in the Church of the Reformation the following gentlemen were elected to serve on the church council for the next two years: Messrs. 1. ©. Slater, A. C. Black and J. W. Babbitt, elders: Mr. A. K. Wagner, deacon. The report of the financial secretary showed the receipts from all sources for the year to be ‘$4,613.75. The pastor, Kev. W. F. Parson, con- ratulated the congregation on this reportas feng the bees over ‘prevented. ler. Edwin Heyl Delt of Hagerstown, Md., preached in the evening on “Desire and Duty.” quent and instructive discourse. estan sso National Rifles’ Meeting. At the monthly meeting of the National Rifies ! last evening J. Blake Miller, Guy 8. Davis and | Charles T. Lowell were elected active members. | Hoary C. Rothrock, Jefferson B. Cralle, Charles | Dimuer and Dr. L. B. Swormstedt were elected | Lonorary contributing members. Sergt. Cla ton E. Simms was elected to the board of di- reeturé vice Frank Hamilton, absent froin the | city indefinitely. The company decided to grange for its annual rifle match for its prize badges at the Washington barracks range July dnext | it was an elo- ‘The Corcoran Curtet’s Exeursion. Adarge crowd accompanied the Corcoran Cadet Corps to Marshall Hall oa the steamer Charles Macalester last night. It was the corps twenty-third moonlight excursion since its or- ganization, aud will stand ou record as-being One of the most successful andertaken. The night was a little too cool for the ment of the ride on the river, put the was: Capt. W. F. Morrow, Lieut. J. 5. lao- burn, Lieut. W. Bevans, Licut. Von Dachen- heusen and Private G. A. Garner. apa ‘Trotting Kaces at Benning. ‘The Washington Driving Club commenced their four days’ trotting and pacing meeting at Benning this afternoon. The special train leaving the Baltimore and Potomac depot at 2:30 carried a large crowd of enthusiasts to the track,who, taking into cousideration the splen- id weather, excellent condition of the track ‘and fine lot of horses on hand, were assured of & good afternoon's sport. The program toda; consisted of the 2.30 class, trotting, purse $500, With seven entries; 2.20 class, pacing, purse $30, six entries; 229 class, trotting, purse $500, tea entries. archaea Colored ¥. M. C. A. Directors. The ¥. M. C. Association, recently organized by colored people, has elected the following board of dirvetors: George F. T. Cook, Leon- ard C. Bailey, David Warner, L. A. Cornish, J. HL. Merriweather, George M. Arnold, Parker N. Bailey, J. ¥. Chestnat, E. 8. Atkinson, Thomas Wi J. D. Baltimore, E. R. Russell, L. M. je nigh hem Gordon aad BR. 'T. "Drew. ‘The number enrolled for macaberahitp ie nearly 200, including members of leading hous MT. VERNON SEMINARY, Resorts Where One Can Spend the Warm | Attractive Commencement Exercises at the Metropolitan M. E. Church. LARGE ATTENDANCE OF YASHIONABLE PEOPLE— EXCELLENT PROGRAM BY THE PRETTY ND GRACEFUL SCHOLARS—FEMININITY IX ABSO- LUTE CONTROL—LIST OF THE GRADUATES. Long lines of fashionable carriages blocked up 43¢ street last night in front of the Metro- politan Church. Inside the church every seat was occupied and fashion and intellect filled the body and galleries to their utmost capabili- ties. It was the ‘graduating exercises of the class of 1891 of Mount Vernon Seminary and the audience had gathered to see fourteen young ladies started on the second portion of their careers, that portion not confined by school Long before 8 o'clock the body of the church Was filled, with the exception of the front rows, Cay eye by white eres a reserved for e children, ni ual an the faculty. At each aisle with white batons daintily trimmed as emblems of authority, pre- sided a number of young ladies, members of | the school, acting as ushers. ‘THE FAIR USHERS, SCHOLARS AXD GRADUATES. Authority for the time was evidently vested in femininity. One young man in the leftaisle looked decidedly lonesome. The ushers were Wilcox, Woodhull, , Orendort, Batchelder, Templer, Carry and Baird. ‘About 8 o'clock, marshaled by the ushers, ladies swept, rusted and and occupied’ the front of the church. ‘This was the body of the school, and each member was evidently looking for- ward to the time she would not stop at the ste pear on the platform in all glory of @ graduate. Closely fol- lowing the school came another body of young ladies, also scholars, but at the same time mem- bers of the chorus.’ Behind, with Mra. Somers at the head, wore fourteen embodi grace and beauty clad in pure white and con- stituting the graduating class. 3 about 100 youn; floated up the a ally Lout the store and. 7 first cha RUST Rang: first-clngs references required. Address T fll RE OS WEANIED_AN EXPERIENCED CANVASSER TO train and WANTED—HELP. WANTED—SITUATIONS. Wate Wp PEPRLLIGENT 28 0 writer stat article; comminmicn large a Bo Pa. ave. w., 0:30 lls. 1 AY ARTED <A Fiber CLARE -GOOK WAGES W Aue Apply steal peta ONO, Oe Lath st. We ‘between @ and 10 a.m. ty ANTED_COATMAKERS: INSIDE WORK. AP- W tax GoUcb rae. i ANTED—A QUIET SETTLED WO: W iisdt reneral work to-niny of alent, Is Mot. nw. at y ANTED_PAINTERS THAT WILL WORK AT ‘W/frssousbie prices ‘Addrtes G. T. I., Star office. y ANTED—A_ COLORED” WOMAN TO COOK W {ind soviet with the weahing Sud-Wonine. 02120 F st. nw. Ls WASTED —ACTINTYPE OPERATOR TO GO for Fp | rere" ae BT aoe aS WANTED BY A RELIABLE GERMAN GIRL, Suga, Milo ETERS BRAS ROR | pe EY A cOM- Wists ay PSE, ees GPS: Bary Se ne meen Abra | eae ens et Bie es ee Dist. aw. Hoon of four room €or. ANTED_SITUATION AS BARTENDER OR ANTED—BY COLORED GIRL. A SITUATION Me J., Star office. is 109-3" ANTED— BY & 'ECTABLE WOMAN (white) + cty 3: Gwhite), a piace an cooks chip or otc NTED—GO TO DICK’S AGENCY FO} Weir OR nace on a have references from last place, O14 Tth st, jeO-44 Te, gual y AID. | APPLY vary. Wyomi .. head Boundary. Jo9-3t" Wantee. ITE AND COLORED COOKS, {antes hoosematas waitress, nurses, kitchen vutiers, walter ame eu Germ farm, dairy help.” DICK’ AGENCY, O13 7th, nw. 6-40 “WANTED — FOUR EXPERIENCED WAITER iris, none but rienced need apply. Sali 85 per week. 100 Pa. Ie WASIED— A SMITH ON CARRIAGE AND wacon work a steady, job the sear round to <class workinan :no other need apply. — Ci SHOR, Sass Wc. Geomreieen, PT” ~ Saete WaAKtees E GIRL FOR GENERAL housework in small family, no upstairs work and will Bave help with washing audironiug. Cailat 1:15 Connectic ween Jand 2o'clock. Jet" ANTED-THREE WHITE GIRLS, TWO AB yritresees and one as chambermald. “Apply at 909 ¥ st. nw. WANTED A OMAN TO COOK, WASH AND . ‘Cail 1318 as iron; must be a Kood cook. Vertmunt W ANTED_A YOUNG MAN BETWEEN SIXTEEN and eighteen years of axe to make himself cenez- GENTLEMAN WHO HAS A yous acquaintonce in this city to repre- departivent of a trust and loan com WASTED-A" RESPECTABLE GIRL TO a’ tend baby and assist in housework. Apply 206 ‘WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED gook. want snd from and ‘stay nights "Call ot sudress 1504'L st. WANTED-3Y & YOUNG COLORED Teed at’ UPS Tone: Call st 1426 Madison st. n.w. J ANTED_BY A RESPECTABLE AN, Wants iidoratn, Abies VLLER ae ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL, pp pe a dren, ordo plain cooking. - Can we rec neat and obliing. Address WSS tA lalenlaeoe ae 8 ‘WW ANTED-CALL AT COOMBS & CO,s BUREAU Wr cooks, chat hasideeaes, lies? UrBER, iters, men ‘waiters, ee TAN’ —EMPIOYERS FOR SERVANTS V tacos ak females, with references) m5 elt: and country; we too to furnish them ited: fe ems barr nce Oillee, established Tons. b. SHACKELFORD, 57 Tith st. sesh ANTED-BY A RELI BUSINESS experience: fr jewelry, cutlery and sporting gona fence’ fn jewel H Susiness wholesale and retail. "Address pen ih ‘Star ANTED — SITUATIONS FOR FIRST-CLASS ‘inrse; eliht years’ references; woman foF Tight housework iuGderate "wages: wouan. pantry” aun dry in hotel; driver; Ee besioagee « Sheri act as assistant manayer ing house to platform presented an attractive and artistic picture. In front sat the graduate: behind ‘the chorus, the white dresses an youthful beauty being framed in and sur- rounded, not by deep masses of groen foliage, but by light and graceful plants, better suited picture for which they served asa beck- tend to baby. @12a month. “Tngus ‘THE ATTRACTIVE PROGRAM. ‘The program was perfect in every feature, the musical portion being especially effective. In full the exercises were as follows: Overture, b; rc Geicchie Wilkelesy Waited for the Lord,” Mendelssohn; prayei D.D.; pilgrims’ chorus, Rey. Geo. H. Corey, from Taunhauser, Wagner; address to gradi ing class, Prof.’ W. D. 'MeClintock, A.M.; chorus, “Oh, Dewy Morning Lend,” Kees; cor ferring diplomas; chorus, “Largo, Gernan preterred. 2131 H st. 2 W ASLED-A CULOKED WOMAN NTED—HALF-GROWN GIRL, FROM THIR- een to fifteen Fears old, white preterred, to ioc SEL. Sid SOOLORED GIRL, FOR 5 yuired; 810 to DF st uw ry ULKER® FOR IRON WATER at once. Apply E, & £. BALIZ- 2 7, Stn building. — oust SEWER SETTERS AT ONC! BALIZLEY, Koom 7, Sun buisd eosst WASTED“; yo ‘general housewor WANIED | 4, GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL housework Who can stay nights; bring referencee 515 Usth st. Bw. at W ANTED-A YOUNG GIRL, ABOUT i5 On 16 Years of age, to inake herself generally useful TO c ‘apd iron for family of three; go home 24L st. DW. ae Every musical number on the program was as nearly perfect as acted as leader, and showed excellent training by Mrs. Kasper, the fresh, clear voices Wwe TED—AT HEADQUARTERS, WHITE AND colored cooks, isundress, chaimbermaids, nurses, men cooks, waiters, Lelimen, bartenders, 1arin, dai Way. SAML. A. COOMBS & Con elp for city and 527 10th st. mw. Jeb WANTEDBY RAPID, ACCURATE AND Ex- Perienced stenoeraplier, permanent “posit Address EXPERT, Star citice. 7 eat ‘speak an to be lady's companion or governess. Address SOMPANION, Btar office. ba ia WANTED — BY TRAINED NURSE EXPERI- enced in nervous. diseases, position in country oF to tenet mit dy or egies resouendations m former ABO nervous ‘addtews Mire. 9. BL, 38K se hw. 363" W4SIED_BY_ A PHARMACY GRADUATE, Feyiniered, now employed to wake chau frsi-clase testiinobinls. Address iL, Star office. 308-2 WANTED. DEPARTMENT, STENOGRAPHER writer. sesires worl ‘office hours; terms reasonable. Address LESLIE, Staromice. Jou! TANTED—sITUATIONS FOR MAIDS, COOKS, V rivers, Rurwes, housewen. ws td and indies’ tualds, porters, mechanice Giouses taken cliatge of.) BURNIA nw. ANITED—A LADY, CONSIDERED A VERY fe ay pa A sored, few hours daily to invalid. biind or otherwise, nc Pacitated person.” Address DESIRE. tar office. Je0-3° WANTEDILADIES, ATTENTION! WE FUR- ‘Rish first-class servants (with reference) at short before voing elsewhere. MELIABLE EMPLOIo RT BURaAG: rodto 816 F at., opp. 3 FOLIO -» OPP- Patent office, 46.3¢" voeal teacher in the school. “The solo portions were delivered with clearness and expression, while the chorus voices melted into one hur- monious volume of sound. At the end of Dr. Corey's prayer the Lord's prayer was sung im- ely by the full chorus. DR. M'CLINTOCR'S ADDRESS. Dr. McClintock in his address showed an ity is the Lansdale, with F. A. Canfield | easy and graceful delivery, with a faculty of It is situated on North Carolina | expressing bis thoughts with vigor and force. He took as his key note the change of feeling toward women and dwelt on the fact that in romance and for work the ideal woman was no women, boy: gue. (Rs 1ith st. nw. 309-60 1407 i W ASIED — FoR @EAsHOnE 25 WAITER: Fr REAU, cor. must bring ref. Call WANIED-AT CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, cooks, chambermaids, nurses, laundresses, men, for ail work Wwe churee ‘wen 61; . wrnish euiployinent hed 1885). bs SHACKELFORD. & EMBERS OF THE special and, permanent Per Week. “ADDIY at So clock dally Koon 9. id Sears hots Oi bead waiter) Apply” W Tuoraing, DISTRICT EMPLOYMENT ‘Bi ‘thand G sts. n.w., opp. War Dept. 1t* V JANTED-A SETTLED WOMAN FOR GE! eral housework for a small family ;no children 10e'e et b Jeo must come weil recolume1 J ANTED—A CATHOLIC BOY ABOUT turns; references. required. GuAPH COMPANY, Ur E WASIED-A GOOD GIRL TO MAKE WH generally useful about house and stay nights; . 1007 Est. n.w. 1t* WANTED—ROOMS. WASIED—TWO COMMUNIC. Tooms between Ist and Address, stating terms, WL Star offive. W 4 GENTLEMAN DESIRES NEATLY furnished room in quiet private family ; central location only; proupt pay. Address Box 124, Star office. pti W SSTED. UNFURNIGHED FLAT OF "OK 3 rooms in yood, clean conaition ; permanent ; by two adults; second story pretersed: ret mutist be reasona- ble sor a turnished house until November 1; reterences wiven and required. Address M. N.U., Star office. cont is ‘with oF without 29S" for delightfully cool rooms, 'F-SEVERAL SMB, BEOOND | 2:*- hid gore: new house’ oouventeat to tangs FOF BENT-—Sis aPRUCE iF at 9O8 ot. it Gr. Se aa ral aed FOR RENT—oRAnt PLACE. Tay windows Of Pap TON oe "8 ety 3 FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR SAL F--MISCELI ANEOUS {OR RENTFOUR NEW ROOM at ALBERT F. FOX, #20 F st. n. 2R RENT 107-1000 MARION dow, sevem roousand bath; all modern improve Inguite office the PALAIS ments: rent. $30.45. 1% =. LE DROIT Pi 82, i a ie: 2 i P i {OR KENT—i-a1 NEW Pong eal elo partments; call after 4 grounds nominal price tor sunmel: modern improvements: B0 | jp. other ovcupants: reterences: call ster as Dole tie aw RENT—1021 GST, TWO COMMUNICATING | F'Ok BENT THREE-STOBY TEN-ROOM BUICK floor furnished rooms; rented separately, if | pertmnantl em epee Si, ~ ewe TGs hha ur Gis = ee BENT — TWO PLEASANT — ADJOINING | POX BSAT—OY THOM ae Foome on ae 15; —— yi, ity coo HOUSES. Obie ae ee e631" NORTHWEST. RENT_FURN) ROOMS, LARGE hor without board at ressooubie FoR BENT. 23 8 RY LARGE COMMUNICAT- PCRNISHED-LARGE PLEASANT it wh pariy or qufurnished vusekeeplng : storage. 225 E st. n. rates. 1 at, as and bath: bu objection, URNISHED BOOMS Yor licht housekeeping: leor CO MENT DY YOU WANT NOOR ghey are and the price.” 04 Fsr., Room —FOUR LARGE COMMUNICATING rooms, with bath, as, closets; nicely furnished ; J elt line passes the: room. 308 14th at. door O01 =a FS ‘two squares trom Pennsylva- ‘€1 each per week; also hali eb-3t R RENT — DIRECTLY OPPOSITE SENATE chamber, on park, lane, iy furnished HY ohioder. Stiproveinents, with ‘or without RENT—UNFURNISH PLEASANT, ee Ee] ‘st n.w., one square from lowa Cir- | 408" ‘OB KENT—MARYLAND AVE., EAST OF OAPI- Fok RoE SaaS TE Lote fee of horse BLAT &., Star office. ies a nished rooins on second floor at summer ra‘es ‘OR RENT—TWO ROOMS, furnished or unfurnished milp Tent oue room if des.red. immer: ae es Hmore'ind Ohio depot and. frou CATING FUR- ar 3 ‘4 rf : 8 e iz a #5 2 é newly papered ; 17 Not tar, 14r...8250,210 D st, Oraans......825 pe ‘Upper Tact is Pi H. WARNER & CO. . 916 Fat. deals. TREMONT STABLES, st. JOR KENT—UNFURNISHED, 140s Corcoran st. Or. 84) 2304 Wash circle, 10r. | Tay s stnw, be OF. 244 Un _apll-Ow? TYLER & RUTHERFO! 468 La. ave, ist fi Central rm i7 ‘or basement, front, | unten allah a. } on cesor balers eanedon THOS-E. WAGGAMAN. call at, Widnd’ave., between Gth and | _J60-3t Je6-St"_ | POR RENT_FURNISHED—FOR THE SUMMER, EHONT AND BACK; | (F114 Comoran st. n:w.: 7 room and all mod, coat if dese WY |e WASEDN DANENROW Gor. 1th and @ata. 60, ON FIRST 1300 L st. . 1. ch to the |- | 2618 I st., Gr. use. “Apply to | 2003 “Apwiy t and debit COR RENT 1904 1 S17 MO. AVE. N.W.:3-8TORY AND brick dwelling: 10 rooms VomMBTEDE a bic Mo, STUDIOTS, QUIET GENTLE. of similar apd Sttendance, of will rent to married Souples referee Particulars at 811 Oth st. n.w. debt REN 91? 3d st $29. mise alone, will take two others ive cool, large rooms and goud {OR “RENT-917-915 16TH ST, COMMUNI- im both houses on first zoom perond Seve, with board. Tal ADLEY, 927 F st 'T—29 AND 33 K ST. N.E.; 11 ROOMS: Appiy at Room 12, Robbins build: loors, with Siete | Kips. nen eae {OK RENT—1514 me Ob, second floor front: ou third hall room also table Lourd at summer cates Sabet K_ST., COMMUNICATING | feb" containing 17 rooms, 2 bath all conveniences; stable 1K RENT—13-ROOM BEICK DWELLING. eh THOS. J. FISHER & Co. SOR RENT LARGE HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ‘with or without tavle Je6-80" Bi 1 S Fooms of Ist and 2d floors: single or en suite, with vewant bay window front. Jeu-st" AVE., FURNISHED a ervey 1496 and 1437 Lot. n.w., handsome rooms: eh uit or june; furmlaned of tgpuraisted wit or Eley roprietor. nee “ble. Bul ert HE WASHINGTON, 1433, WASTED-HOOM AND BOARD IN FAMILY, OR Toom with table, near treasury. Addre: * Whicl. with terme to single weutienan, DEPART MEN 14, star office. JeG-at* to assist im tending bar. WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. VV ASTED — DUNDORE'S EMPLOY: Fon, conducted by Indles—mien and wonien, white and colored, for all Kindsof domesticlabor ; city, stat and springs: with retereuces. 700 L st. n.W. Je2-120" WASTED-ENERGETICO MAN TO RENT AND the exhibit the marvelous Edison phonograph during summer r mington, N.C. home for wood wil. a private family scity references required. Call st ieawe ps ‘et » and Cornelia Harn- W take charge of house fanil; family im New York city. Apply, iiumediatel 1700 Q st. nw. 3e83 WASTED-A GOOD WOMAN TO ASSIST IN Kitchen work: references required. cooking and Apply at HELAUS' KESTAURAN SL, 414 7th st It ANTED—AT ONCE, TO FILL ORDERS Write ecenn aS toe private family; good wages; houseworkers; positions for housekeepers, copyist, sick nurses; best rerereuces. LADIES" E: PLOYMENT AGENCY, 08 C st. n.w., over drug store. a" WANIED_WHITE GIRL FROM TWELVE TO fiiteen years old to live with sual family; good Apply L223 1st. np. Jeo WANTED NEAT, TIDY COLORED WOMAN a8 an experiences Waitress and chatubermaid 1 - SLATER'S, $31 Position. Je8-3t smart nan who will 3 wood réfereuces. Address Box aL, City SELL MOTHER'S + Just out and the most beautifully published; special territory 4: aN TS ANTED—COMPETENT HONEST WOMAN Ti Ke clare and “do "work for small yi no children; no Washing; Pieasant perinanent Address H., Lock Box 473) Harrisburg, Pas \WASTED—A COLORED MAN AND WIFE FOR cookilig and general housework in a private WASTED — A GIRL FOR Gi and forty-five years an | aoor city work required. 1741 Colmatia: a Glenwood Cemetery Trustees. The annual meeting of the lot owners of Glenwood cemetery was held last evening at the National Kifles’ Armory. The meeting was well attended, and was presided over by Mr. The reports of the secretary, Mr. Lewis Cle- phane, sud of Mr. H. 0. Towles, treasur showed the association to be in a good financi ‘lhe interments during were 353, which, with the 10,393 prewous inter- ments, makes 4 total of 11,276. During the year 63 lots ‘or parts of lote and 85 single sites were sold. The total receipts | forthe year amounted to $11,509.12 and the expenditures were $8,598.54. he election of trustees resulted in the choice rsons: Lewis Clephai Lord, H. O. Towles, W. 8. Roose and D. MeFar- ustees elected Win. Lord president, H. O. Towles treasurer and Lewis Clephane of the following a The Poultry and Pigeon Association. ‘The regular monthly meeting of the Wash- ington Poultry, Pigeon and Pet Stock Associa- tion was held last night at Schmid’s bird store, 712 12th street northwest. Owing to a mistake but few members were of officers was to have fect enjoy- | ncing | at the hall was thereby made more enjoyable. | The executive committee of the excursion | resent. The election en place last night, to the meager attendance it was Until the next meeting, when a large ted. ‘The followi ted. Julian P. attendance is ex members were el Lewinsville, Va.; X. H. Merrill, F. E. Wm. M. Lewin and Henry Horan. Al the association is yet in its infanc; bership is quite The next meeting will be held on July 18. phoned attibe The Daughters of the Revolution. corporators are: Mrs. Benjamin Harrison, preai- dent general; Mrs. Wm. D. WASTED FIKST-CLASH BOOKKEEPER FOR ¢ fel; state ave and salary expected, -Ad- ALGO Starottce” = 36-3 ‘Work and a young girl to take care of a child two ait years old at 1y 20 Pennsylvania ave. n.W. et W ASTED-SEVENAL ENERGETIC HUSTLERS ‘once, who, can make ble money ri FE. Star office. YMG Se WANTED-BY JUNE 15, SOME ONE TO TAKE Louse from present, occupant and rent a floor to same; house rents tor #40; rei, well ventilated: 10 rooms. Address Miss M.. Star office. Jeb-zt* WASTED-HOKSES PASTUKED AT $5 PER road, yponth, stabled at £10, on Green Hill farm, Riggs |, 7 mules from the city. Horses called for and returned. ‘Telephone on farm, 129-2. "'N, BESTO, Agent, care Rigys & Co. RNISHED—COOLEST, MOST ol wrouide, eeyant for ‘avitol grounds; eieganti; par! ininke rx and kitchens if desired: ares tee nt third story. 10 B st. n.e. je-st™ rooms on second four and two on third: ew house with all modern improvements; private lange, airy; over- 6TH T 4 an S TRO LARGE UNF ORRIBHED SEC. cctstory roomie: bath’ Guasave floor suitable Yor Vileve of parior; excellent neighbor Juli ith st.n.w., bet. K st. and ave. Fok RENT —ONE LARGE FRONT ROOM, 633 Massachusetts ave. n.e. ; no children in hou ew York ave. n.w. ‘k dwelling. contah ugboUt, rane, all improvements; house i Thos. SFist TE TOst nw, 132.8100 Ise seh ow. Tie 145 13th uw, Lr, & three-story and base- 12 100m, totlet furnace R RENT-BY Ro. Fritts 200 Wisurene nical Gbaana Vee, yt RENT—FURNI To 1: UNFURNISHED ROOMS ON SEC- ond Boor; cus and bath; price, $10. Apply 2197 Sos W ‘takes: rates reasomtbie sunt ghines bought, sold ana exchansed,clreusars, WHITER EXCHANGE, UU F stew. mbl4-in shipped apy whet OK KEN1—930 K 8 uitable for gentieman. K RENT—UN, W ANiED—HOuSES “To PASTURE r Years experience; box stalls; grain ani hay when Fequired. Oruer Vox $i] Oth st-n. Ww. star sth st.roady Suuiies out. 0. HP. CLARK, Sligo, Me WASTED_HOUSEREEPEKS WILL FIND OUK storage rates very low. We have. first-class uy~ holsterers, cabinet makers sud do any kind of Work at short notice. £. FREEMAN & CO., 191 1 st. hw. W ANIED-SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. including thirty hours’ dictation each week; Pit- man shortuand: callgraph and Kemington, ihre | 7 ugh business course, includ: ted by trot Starin’s celebrat onthe, $10; students assisted in obtaining Ticrative situations’ © diplonias. STAKIN'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 15 Est. n.W. Be months, $10; thor bookkeeping, iliust book charty:'three {OR RENT—SUITE OF COOL floor; corner house; iromting north, near Treasury and eb S10 thet nw. ND DELIGHTFUL | o,/87F° ball Departments: Sumner rates; private taiully rel. ex.; 2000 F st.n-w. | 125: Jeu” 1228 ASANT ROOMS WISH BOARD, | 1417 r fuaiier feos witheet beara see: | 0 for light housekeeping’ ‘neag tous | 310 £: partments. — 908 12th st, a w.jed-lw* | S17 13 TGALARIMENTS OF TWO OR THREE | 33) 3 iurniahed or unturmshed, private bath; gouthern exposurs, trat-clase table.” THE WOOD: | sex MONT. 13th and ‘lowa ‘circle, 8 rates tor | 151 4. ¥. HOBINSON, Prop., | 17 Ab yoarsat Wormiea's_ | 18.10 FOR RENT_FLATS. 4 WAXED — ALL DESIRING PHOTOGRAPHS. inets, $2 a dozen; fine work; best skylight Hidren ; ‘pictures copied : printing and deveiop.ug ateurs. LAKDNEK, 419 Mth st., near Lit loyiuent ag a translator in French, Ger- uian, italian, Spanish, Portuyuese, Dutch, Daniel, Swedish or Kussian, Best referencesiziven. WILLIAM CO MAXO, Kou 2, od Fst. DW my W A32ED EVERYBODY “TO HAVE THEIR pets cleaned U5 oUF new amtnoniated rocess, Ofice und works. 1708 ONEWMAER, Myr. ‘Telephone. ¥: branches, Juilus Lansburgh®, 1 AU Pennsylvania ave. z WANTED GRAZE YO SES ON WIL. fengastock and crocs tar: 48 pepmonih: Yor'd reals a day end grooming, "m. -Best attention: Sent for and returned treo: °F. H. WILSON. 0 Fa. WANTED_SEVERAL ACTIVE YOUNG MEN IN each department of the government, Who cap earn 100 montily with esse during spare thue from gMictal duties; no bond or speculative schemes, Box 8, Star office, 6-30" ma arin. at Hoos Sand 4, 803 cay vasa WASTED_RELIABLE MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN ious Work; Feference required ; ood ‘Address P.O. Box ‘sin, ‘waxes to competent person. city. ‘WatED 4 Ak GIKL FORK Se ousework : «mall fambly «ood wages; references road. Je-20" ws TED—FOR zy PERMAN 'T EXECUTIVE position ihe Fi ‘office, young man of experietice ahd ability. Address, Box 0, Stat W4NTED-RELIADrECOLonED SERVANT FOR general housework —cook, wash and iron: small ply inorwins 407 Bth st. Jest my Wieearde to Qe weekly gusty ache 10 ¥ uuietly at home ; tue or steady work; seut ail; ee Address, with stanp, AVUARELLE Coy, Paya Mase. 305-08 WASTED-THOSE SEEKING EMPLOYMENT inti wotels, 25 as hotels, 25 waiters, Witte soette eae OLD Je and instructions, 10 cents ; woo BEAVERS CO" brovidence’ Rie ANTED—STENOGRAPHERS RE! W ‘en typewriter oparstors divectel io MaMINS” Euployers’ provided oc ster ere an KOPPYSPASHRS'E BER ED rer, Heminetor Writer Office, Nth and F ste. i. w. ‘myise WANTED---HOUSES. TANTED_—FOR SUMMER—A FURNI WASin? by indy wihout shitdres who. with . by, rut will xive persotal care oF bay Feut tf required." Anple feferences. "Aditers 2° 3 Btar office. Jeb-3t* W ARID, By A SORTHERN SMALL FAMILY, iver, Adiiveas NORTHERN Blas ot Fyssren nw W Se ‘CASEEr aoe AND DOvAting Works :feathers attressce jade over, Suruiture and, tothe destroy Be TOUR GE Tae re na iettone lode BUSINESS CHANCES. For sare- aly New York ave._ | E™Aatiantic building. oe = a A grocery store at a reasonable price. JOR RENT_SIX-ROOM BRICK, 1212 10TH 8. 1" 200 N st. se. FOR RENT—STORES. FE pw sanodern baprovennen Agha {OR RENT—AN ELEGANT FL. large, handsome rooms; bath room iience for househeepina compe my ea fara ce awe lar and yard. eas ‘sis inouth.. 4. PHILLIPS & SON, 1419 N. ¥. ave. T MHST END FLATS, 200K ST. NEAR ce ros; Litt, range. all mod- | “The above houses can be ¢: ements: Toom; Was meter; coal cel 7 oo Fi ents, storage s+ | our ciice onty: MOmaS 3. Fase H st bet 19th and 20th, st Sasa Mass ay. “o¥eriook a BS EE = iy JOR RENT_THREE-STORY FOR _RENT—OFFICES. fiom Sree Per month.” 10U2 8 st. p.w. OUR BENI—1£WO BEAUTIFUL OFFICE ROOMS, | WOR RENT— 22d floor from street. U13 ¥ st. Don't $11 7th st & dw. fall $0.29 | 474 Ma av ow. lOrs ur FORREST THREE LARGE OFFICE ROOMS itp Gon. Seat oH AT. COUMBE, 1435 New Vork aves epee” | BBLS BEST OFFICES IN THE CITY FOR jibe Krowing business locality; objec- | {74 Ot m 7a 1ithst. nw. obviated; privacy assured: see : Fae | Je SOR RENT—A VERY PLEASANT FRONT | #O# REN1—0s © ST. N. ‘door, “ all modern improvements; waae y % Path Ey is yor V®. | bor! € Dont OF il lease to ‘reap Party at discount. WATERS & THOMPSON & Be ICE. THESE HOUSES CAN Bie ONE BY Tekate FROM OCR OF ‘BT. RENT_400 15TH ST. } 402, i _ 458 Louisiana ave. ‘OR SALE—FIVE SHARES OF GARRETT. PARK stock at $35 per share. Address V. X. Y. E Prince st., Alexan- dria, Va. (known as Hooe’s ur Fowle's wharf). Wharf ‘200 feet, ware house 37x85. Street through on each side. Water very deep. A spiendid business location. Will sell at ‘eube Teasonabiy. ApDIY RObT. W. FENWICK, Owner. UIs Fat, Wee ton, D: C. jase }OR SALE—A RARE CHANGE-AN A NO. 1 Dukery and confectionery, includin « horse, and wauron bread roitie, to be sold at's very Jew Siury. he reason for selling the owner golug another business: Businens will sea for idoeit. “Addrem J: Le DOZIBK, S08 th new tet W Siblichmenc that has’ been th operons bas mn ot less than One year: price Wot to-exceed 81,000. Address ‘[HE SOUTHERN LAND AND SILK ASSOCrA- ‘TION OF BALTIMORE CITY, MD., Has been and is 12 PER CENT on all money invested rts atotk> fhe next quarterly payusese ot 3 PER CENT will be due July 1! ANY BUM FROM $10 To 81,000 CAN BE Au buying stock now will draw thelr Oret aividehte in July. We i References ¢iven to stockhoklers july ‘upon request. For particulars call or L. F. BALDY, President, Dunbarton Hota, 629 Peuna}vanta aye, )OR RENT—JULY ‘Qecupied—one tor ‘the present tenants Moving out to secure 1, TWO GOOD STORE RUOMS: 1224 $08 RENT—TO WHITES ONLY—€8.50 EACH, 30 houses; 5 rooms: plenty of water; Bladensbi ‘& WILLIAM . cars: keys with Geo. K. Ar ws jlademsburg road. and 1235 7th st. n.w.; now koods and other for wall paper; BORDETTE. "1026 Vermont ave. | 22st 2-¥- FURNISHED HOUSE. from June 1 to Octoi ionth; references. inquire of G. W. LIN] Fite wholecais autiet Lar, Woe as ben uarket. 1 87 Us into two stores, “Inquire 020% La. ave. myl us ae RENT-LARGE STORE AND CELLAR, @77 | KOE RENT—HOUSE 219 10TH ST. W.. suitable {¢ ui AY rooms, modern. sent JOM NBOn Fi ath oe ing | month, tniguire THUS. D: BON Key next LOST _AND FOUND. Ft ate: bet doch and 2th prews bee oh 1D CUFF anne OLD ENGLISH per month. DUG! ert © FORD. JPOR SALE _ CHICAGO Diu STORE, BAKGA\ ear |.ke front term leame. price. $3,000. sales per day. Address NICKELI. ae WARES. WARRANTED DOR SALE ONE \-SEAT BOOGY, LIGHT AND sty itnh “also god second-hand sidebar busy oF Wil rade tor livery horse, Appiy @OW Cat. hw $OK SALE—BAY HORSE 1, HANDS Bion. > ‘strand of Fears old: geutle ams not 4 pelle road aninal: sold for waut of use: banga\n. Inquire at 1488 wi K Fok SAL2-4 KANE BARGAIN HANDSOME pricht Piano. nearly new. inelewant shape, beaw fone: Tall spe all the bes. improvements. fine 6 Only S24). 8100 cash down, balance month. y We are offering sowe splendid bancsins in new Fight ance ‘and ‘will’ give best ‘value for your oli luare ae pert pay anent THE PIANO EXCHANGR, ee WIS Pounsy!venie eee, Fe SALE—A RARE CHANCE THE DRY GOODS and notion store WES 14th et. n.w,. been eetab- | Med 15 years. sickness the ree for sellin I, ob premises. Cash or time. 2. BLENNAN a4 SOK SALE THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OFA Focecy store cieny it sold at once. Leet of reasons for giving up the Vusiness. Apply 712 Let se SOR SALE A DRIVING O8 WORK BF horas “pie, #00 heap Dusxy- Call oF, gd dtcese 5 LTS YeAus OLD, lO HAND Sound; without bieuwish sty linh and featveun of thee: WO ANDERNON- Send _Bet. Oth aid 10th, Dand baw Fo SALE_A TWO-BURNER GAS STOVE, WITH th perfect onder: price, 6. Inquire ‘torn, carriages | inguire OR SALE-CHEAP TWO GOOD FIKEPROOF safes: one has jock and all npr ove to well quick oe. genet FANCE DOR SALE-MONKE\N, chickens and exes tor baie SCAND S ik SALE_ POPULAR MURIC sortinent. copyright law as Duly 1: therefure, tay in yo Beveravaingo low. THOMSON'S MUSIC Sioid. Sil iitee mgt die DOR SALE—TO BUILDERS Ai Perkins’ fire jro HALE cost yet tae . contaiuE 12 ay Tuy) Address Hi. T. BUI Is, Druggust, sth st, Some GENTLEMAN'S SEVEN YEARS 1.200 pounds sound and very DOWNEL'S STABLES, 1 hand Ith ste, ww, : POR SALE CHEA true i POR SALE—besT FAMILY HORSE IN THE city tor ladiew aud children. four-neated barnes, asactifice. Alter 5 p.ai., £20 Lich ge Oa ENING CONCERT GRAND piano, in good condition. Price, ®ki). Cen be TbLS Get. after 4 pi __ seta JOR SALE—TWO IMPORTED Wi iN Fhe San coms, Fewistered. beautiful aperinens of the breed: on= tres the cther will be soon: a uareeit Apply or address 3.K. i, #27 Weetusiuster st. nw. Jew" FORSALE-4 NO. S GALIGHAPI NEANLY NEW Call ‘Third Boor, 23 Ls, ave. joo betore } p.m. TYPEWRITERS, ALL STANDAI Makes at bargains: machines bought, suld abd e hanged: Sypeeriters tur rent Rend a TAPEWRILEREXCHANGE, G10 Pt w ‘nuy SOK SALE OR EXCHANGE ON East TERMS the largest stock of carries, buses, carta, Duckbourds, Cut-under surreys. panied Work Of all styles. Alm lance st Fobes, white and Liariess, botli uew Wor. Gk kis. Pa Carriage Repository | 400 Pa. ave. )OK SALE— BICYCLES P=¥CHOSAPETIES FOR ladies or gentlemen, second bend and soy worn.at all prices, Inst Sears Uoy®’ safeties at cost, -argest as sortment. CAPI ort TAL CLOLE OO., 1708 Get aw WiLD & bKO."S, INS, Four CASA BARGAIN Only just received, five car loads Columbus Bumwy Co, ‘ecartiasces of all latest styler 5 Tung ¢ie. mas $i50. Reductions on w‘dS cheap goin, diferent stfies Teather top tvenien, ferent et) i S0' SS Fiiaetom, leather toy, €82 0 wes 962.56; was $72.50. 50 spring waguus to suit every kind of usiness.” My own take ‘the tnest two-horwe Turniture wagvue ts ety. soca, orate: it wallpay you to ll ai . a ha ad yet 3,8. K. PROBEY. Jotnson ave. myl6-lm “Bei. Hand 8 and Méth and Lick ate. 1, 3 CURRYOOMB, THAT comtanes the stremeth of metal with, the elanticity Of 8 brusit, Ree general md. tor particulars DEPUE S BON, Scle Ageuth, O18 and B20 ay at any 11-3 "OK SALETi5 SEWING MACHINES OF Dir. erent uiakes Which We Lave tacen in exchamee tor the lisht-rumning Doiwestie the past mouth. including some new uuproved bigt-arm machines,” but tthe ned; tat Ue wold to wake room st €6, 8, 610 abd $12," im good worse order aud warranted tor Bve ) complete outht of attachments. At AUcT tol ti)! brauck, Dowestic Sewing Ma- chives abu Patterns, 4th and Benn. ave. se WM. FUNK,” Manager. “Main office 12 44th tw. (Ok SALE—TWO WELL BRED, STYLISH, prompt driving mares; five and six years Diack aud bay; to De sold ‘tor want of use. will them: in the city or at my stock farm, {GR SALE — SEVERAL FINE GADDIE AND driving horees. | Can be seen at the WANE oN KIDING ACADEMY, "ad and Fsts.n.w. ject" YOR SALE_ANOTHE top, witugdash, 1 a 19k SA CAMMIAGES. WACORS GRD. Bue ‘ees oh easy terms, abd ordered wort, prompts attended to. COUR & SAnBOR a0 Myr reat andsttur tor mw?! (OK SALE — NEARLY NEW UPRIGHT, @1m Steck square, $110; Bilin myuare. 910) Stein: ®. are. @100_ nice square, exelent HitGu"woncd a" Uo. oe nN ilitaenaaccat seca towers es Fe SALE-MESSRS. PFEIFFER & CONLIF® desire to call attention 10 several nearly new STIEFE UPRIGHT PIANOS jum returued frou neu, which they will offer at reduced prices. O10 11th, aw. “ FOkSALE SCST ARRIVED, SOHORSER, AN then: thires fine matched tearue, several rw! fine drivers slso iew low-priced lures. 1'ricee tea avie, NICHOLAS SCHLEGEL, 400 Sth,weat Dn w oT Sue near vat emcees 20 SALE OTTO" Gay ENGINES. 0 and second hand: any size. Send Jor circular eaten “DM BALLAUE: age, TH that a. - One dollar reward if ‘TURDAY NIGHT, WHILE AT- tending the weddiny at St. Paul’s Church, « ladies’ dkerchief, uarked with the initials will receive suitable reward by leav- of the Portland. Jeune” Quehe qnchess lace han ‘OsT—JUNEB—A dog. “Return to and receive reward. ERY SMALL SHAGGY BLACK MONT, Columbia Hi cm TH ISH SETTER. WHITE W marked: ** —W. P. Red- ‘Return to 1237 12th st. n. w. and receive re- eo REW (HD WILL BE PAID FOR THE of a gold locket containing, nm hota and iauiond “Maltove cr fiend nits oes Lothrop. Z wing a tewe cross ington, D.C, Home office, 200 North Liberty # seas Baltimore, Sd. ‘A S00b TNVESTMENTSA PARTY HOLDING ears’ standing will sell One for a fair price, Aouad a ene,000. Address ENDOWMENT: ot poli ‘star — * _ select TANTED-@5,000 FOR UNE YEAR; UNQUES- W ; uo comission ; 6 per cent in- torust, "Address INVESTOR, Bar oftica, jo HARE CHANCE—CASH WILL BUY A BLOCK A GtNatuatle local stock very cheap for the next few days. ddrens G1. 1, Bear ofice, Joos LUMBER BUSINESS FOR SALE AT 95.000; EX: cellent location and. trade A gelling, capital. + Star of- NUH aca ahs ANTED—| jk SUMMER—ABEVEN O1 EIGHT- Wicnbeasoarmentieg Renagypeneo 'ANTED—TO PURCHASE A HOUSE SITUATED cae ragdrese No is Bear WAsTED—A. NEW BRICK HOUSE; ALL i. When bata lee ‘ot. aw {OR SALE—A FIRST-CLASS JOB PRINTING ee Fe eg Saas aves ewe seo WARTEDA No ‘BUS- Vea ee ON Renal rere meee en Sau tA rrinacie db i *[PHE OLD-ESTABLISHED DRUG STORE AND HE DRUG STORE AND J ts. or the renee ON 22D ST. N.W. BETWEEN MOUNT Suitable wil be paid on Fetura to LQ8t SATCRDAY, A SMALL FEMALE sk ral rewand, 10 18100 stmt ED—1 Fo NN. Sy eee 7; Answers Xo name ot Don. fear trad Wee nw. PERSONAL. == SRSONAL __ QMIEED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGI ¢ es re his wi ‘ oy Ouse en Nog my ST. NW. Titing rook on iat Aor "tronts eouth THOS. G. HENSEY & CO... HEN TOF RRENT—IN ANACOSTIA, 5 Apply to H. FOS BENT. 1911 G ST. N.W., 9 ROOM! Sha beth; afi mosern “hnprovenets? dentate Fesidence. Inquire of my30-2w_ FRANCIS B. MOHUN,1331 F st_n.w. '—FURNISHED—FOR THE SUMMER iths—a fine house with all m.i. in M: ee Eee RENT-NEW STORE AND DWELLING orth: RENT—UNFURNISHED— ‘The Windsor"g416.60 Flats, The Milton .840-55 ines. 100-06 ater (w're' i BS i feat Hest i si (OK BALE k FIVE DOLLARS MONTHLY Gives you a fine-toned square piano or handsome on an for your buue. XX 5 00 NNNO x kx 0 NNN 00 We are now located in our new store, No. 1715 F and 1214 G st., with tereased faci:ition and a new “end lange stock of POTTERY, PORCELAIN, GLASS WARE, STERLING SILVER, PLATED WARE AND HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS. WE HOPE TO MERIT THE CONTINUANCE OF THE PATRONAGE 80 GENEROUSLY EXTENDED TO US IN THE PAST. SOLE AGENT FOR THE CELEBRATED EDDY REFKIGERATORS. M. W. BEVERIDGE, IMPORTER OF CHINA AND GLASS WARA, 1215 F AND 12146 ST.