Evening Star Newspaper, June 24, 1891, Page 2

2 THE re ot EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 24. 1891. A SERIOUS CHARGE. Girl—He Says it Is Blackmail. A sad condition of affairs exists in the family of Gustavus Godfree, a painter in moderate circumstances, who lives at No. 1807 Gth street northwest. Mr. Godfree's fourteen-year-old daughter has, it is stated, been ruined, and the members of the family charge Frank P. Morgan with the crime. Mr. Morgan is a con- tractor for stone work. He is about forty years old and is @ married man. The girl's parents procured @ warrant from the Polies Court yes- terday afternoon, charging the contractor under the carnal knowledge act, and Detectives Mattingly and Gallaber arrested him. Bail in the sum of $1,000 was given for his appearance and he was released. MB. MORGAN'S" COUNTER CHARGE. Mr. Morgan denies the charge. Messrs. Cookjand Sutherland are his legal advisers. Mr. Morgan went to a magistrate’s office yes terday afternoon and procured a warrant mst one of the girl's parents charging Blackmail, but the parent wat not locked np. Mrs. Godfree says that she was requested to call upon s private detective yesterday and she thought an effort would be made to com- Promise the matter, but she says that such a thing is not possible. On the other hand, Mr. Morgan claims that ‘Mrs. Godfree has demanded $500 of im, which he refused to pay. IN THE POLICE COURT TODAT. When the case was called to the attention of Judge Miller this morning Mr. Mullowney, the Prosecuting officer, said that he only had three ‘witnesses in the case and he was ready for trial. Mr. Sutherland, for the defendant, said he ‘was not ready, and asked for a postponement. Mr. Mullowney objected and insisted upon a trial today, as the case is only one of probable cause, and’ one in which the defendant's wit- nesses cannot be heard in the Police Court. “I insist upon my motion for a continuance,” continued Mr. Sutherland, who added that Mr. Morgan had sworn out & warrant charging Diack mai “and which I promptly nolle proseed,” said ‘Mr. Mullowney. A REMARK THAT WAS OBJECTED TO. “A man like this,” said the prosecuting of- ficer, “does not deserve much consideration. Mr. Sutherland objected to this remark and the judge said that so far Mr. Morgan was only probe aims ‘offense; that he had not been proven ity. Sees ated tema wills Mis ems lips,” in- terrupted Mrs. Godfree, “and for fear 1 would forget I have written dates in this book. “There's a man,” she continued, pointing to Lawyer Sutherland, “who tried to defame my | character yester:la “I object to that,” said Mr. Sutherland. The court finally granted a continuance until tomorrow. ——- ANACOSTIA. A SUCCESSFUL BUILDING AssoctaTIOx. At the last meeting of the Anacostia Build- ing Association it was decided to begin the erection at once of two dwellings on Jefferson street between Adams and Taylor. The ground covered will be lots Nos. 482 and 483 of the original subdivision of Anacostia. The finance committee rej ‘@ surplus of assets over liabilities for the past three months of $1,543 or about 5° per cent. The association has sold its last piece of built-up real estate and is tunable to keep pace with the demand for iene. Severs applications for houses were tabled. The receipts from monthly dues and paid-ap stock were greater for the past three raonths than for any other quarter in the his- tory of the association. Those officers and members mt were H. A. Linger, A. M. Green, H. B. Fernald, Charles P. Walsoi bur M. Dodge, John’G. Slater, Wm. D. Camp- bell, H. K. Simpson and Charles M. Wolfe. A PLEASANT LAWN PARTY. A pleasant lawn party was given last night at the residence of Mra. Frye on Jackson street. ‘There was music and refreshments. Among those present were Miss Laura Wilkinson, Miss Addie Crook, Mrs. Brashears, Miss Nora Crook, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar M. Arnold, Miss Mary Brooks, Mr. Chauncey Brooks, Mr. Clarence Brooks and Mr. Richard Crook. & SCHOOL CHILDREN'S PICNIC. A picnic was given yesterday in Young’s wood by the public school children of the fourth grade, Miss Annie Scrivener’s, the fifth, Miss Lizzie Nichol’s, and the second, Miss Bertha Buehler’s. Some of the children present were Masters D. Lester Piteher, Howard Bell, Bert Tew, Albert Anderson, Edward Bickings, Julius Tolson, Joseph Mundell, Bennie Mun- Gell, Wilkie Harrison, Joe Grace, Norman Jo; Gordon Darling, Virgie Cross, Samuel Pump rey, Misses Mary Tolson, Eisic Pumphrey. Lola Perl Katie Thomas, Mand Stangier, Winnie and Julia Constance. THE CATHOLIC Fara. Yesterday and last night were gala times at the Catholic fair. Carriage and "bus loads of pleasure hunters passed through Anacosta in Fapid succession. Many scores of Washing- tonians went down in public vehicles, and the country people kept their teams busy convey- ing city friends. St. Teresa's Branch 5! Catholic Knights of America, and St. Teresa's Conference of Society of St.” Vincent de Paul have arranged to visit the fair Thursday night. 2 SPARRING MATCH. A large audience of Anacostia sporting peo- ple assembled yesterday afternoon in Dodge's stable to witness a sparring match between W. ¥. Bergman and Edward Stephenson. The match was with eight-ounce gloves, friendly, spirited and for points. we contest was brought to a close in the fonrth round by An- drew Bloomer turning the hose on the princi- Pals. Jas. Bell acted as referee. NoTES. Mrs. E. 7 Hammett, a great great grand- daughter of / ozer Sheriian, and who for the last six months bas een the guest of Mr. and Mra. James E. Hawkey, left yesterday for Al- Dany, New York, to attend the wedding of Miss Lansing and Mr. Morehouse, the Lanker. By order of the circuit court of M Judge C. C. Magruder and Judg son, ‘trustees, sold at auction on Saturday the farm ing that of Harry G. McKim at Silver Hill, Prince George's county. Nathan Masters was the auctioneer and Harry McKim the . F. Kerby & Bro., contractors, are erect- ing for J. K. Davison ‘of Illinois a large brick store and dwelling at the northwest corner of the Arnold subdivision on Nichols avenue and Jefferson street. Eno & Moran are deing the Brickwork. The cost will be $3,500. The building will be ready for occupancy in Sep- ‘tember. Engineer Watson is pushing the Nichols ave- nue and Navy place improvements. ‘The Intter street is filled in nearly to its required width of fifty feet. One of Contractor Cleason’s men suffered a sunstroke yesterday. Master Carpenter J. H. Edelen is remodeling the interior of the Anacostia railroad office. On Friday night Mineola Tribe, No. 14, Im- proved of Hed Men, will ‘take action upon Kev. W. G. Davenport's invitation to at- tend a special service at the Episcopal Church. ‘The promotion of Sergt. F. 3 MeCathran to a lieutenancy is regarded with favor. He will be tendered a reception tonight. That St. Elizabeth Chapel may be refitted no services will be held there during July and Au- gust. Naomi Tent, No. 3 (ladies), I. 0. R, met at ‘Masonic Hall Monday night and was addressed Dy Miss Croffert, Mr. Cordell and Brother Be- Milstead. Miss Agues Catherton presided. ‘The Western Union telegraph pole at the cor- ner of Nichols avenue and Pleasant place fell yesterday, ripping the top of Mrs BB. Rus fell’s carriage and damaging that of Mr. Wat- son Karr. ‘The choristers of Emmanuel Episcopal Church meet tonight to complete arrangements for their excursion tomorrow. santo Usiox Lover excursion to Pen Mar. —— Golden Cross Elections At the regular meeting of Columbia Com- mandery, No. 374, U. O. G. C., Inst evening Noble Commander J. A. Dickinson presided, and the following officers were elected for the term beginning July 1: Noble commander, Dr. Jas. A. Dickinson; vice noble commander, Mra. Anna A. Harvey; worthy prelate, Rev. Dr. M. N. Cornelius; noble keeper of records, Chas. B. Sayer: financial keeper of records, R. E. Har- vey; treasurer. Mra Hattie P. Dickinson; worthy herald, Wm. J. Holtman: warder inner > ye J. McDonald; warder outer gate, D. Farnham; past noble commander, E. Lewis; organist, Mrs. Hattie P. Dickinson. os ‘the accident on the Lihnois Central railroad at Senve station, La, by which six persons were Billed, returned a verdict yesterday charging F.C. Tenant with gross carelessness in leaving the switch open and Conductor Isam as an SOROET in the act wot, neglect. Both me held iu the sum of £2,500 each on the charge Baselaughter. ALEXANDRIA. ‘THE CITY COUNCIL MERTING.. The city council held its regular session last night, closing the municipal year. President Marbury presided in the aldermen’s and Presi- dent Sweeney in the common council. The ennual reports of the aulitor, treasurer and finance committee and of the gaslight commit- tee giving detailed statement of the dnances of the city for the past year were received and ac- cepted. The finance committee reported that there had been some difficulty as to thé time when the bond of the collector for the southern district was tendered to the committee. The charter required the bond to be given within fi teen days after the election and all the other offi cers had given bond within that time except the collector of the southern district, and his bond when offered was not deemed sufficient by the committee. The council referred the matter back to the finance committee with instruc- tions to allow the collector to strengthen his bond, and if it should be made satisfactory to them 'to take it at any time before the 1st of July and then deliver the bills to him for col- lection. After the application of Mr. Brawner for payment of a lost coupon had been granted and J. Lawson's petition for stay of tax collec- tion had been referred the usual resolutions of thanks to the presiding officers were adopted and the boards adjourned sine die. PUBLIC SCHOOL CLOSIXG. ‘The closing exercises of Lee Public School (white girls) took place at the Peabody bnild- ing this morning at 9 o'clock. The young ladies assembled at the school hall, and after music and addrosses by the superintendent and others ® number of rewards for attention to school discipline and studies were made. The me- morial medal “to the girl most faithful to duty” was voted by the pupils to Miss Marion Wet- beck. and the superintendent's medal awarded to Miss Janie Lewis, who mace 97 per ceut. ‘THE YEAR'S FINANCES. The annnal city accounts were presented to the city boards last night. ‘The total receipts of the city for the fiscal year were $121,034.88 and the expenditures $119,779.34, leaving a balance of $1,255.54 in the treasury at the close of the year. “The total bonded debt is $921,564 and the floating debt $18,936. During the year Mayor Downham paid into the treasury for licenses and fines $10,915; Tax Collector Gor- juan paid in €43.495.10; Tax Collector Cox €86.- 545.50; the treasurer, $2,897.04. The city will start the new year with a sum in the treasury much smaller than the small claims upon ii, but the taxes of the next year will soon begin to come in. THE A. AND ¥. STREFT RAILWAY. The Alexandria and Fairfax passenger rail- road, which it was expected wonld be put in operation on the streets of this city within two years from its charter on the grant of the right of way. has not yet made any movement toward the laying of its track, and the time within which the work is to be begun or the right of Way expire is approaching. Last night Mr. Fisher, on behalf of President Litchburg and the railroad company, made application for a further extension of time for one year, when it is hoped the financial condition of the com- pany will justify the beginning of the work. ‘The matter was referred to the neat council. NoTES. Mr. Charles Williams, formerly timekeeper at the Midland railroad shops, died this morn- ing at his home on Duke near Alfred street. Acton “& Taylor have bought for $600 of Brent & Worton a lot of ground on Madison street between Columbus and Alfred streets, A successful effort is now being made to establish a library for the railroad reading rooms here. Subscriptions ara being taken up for a RIOTING IN CHINA. Priests Turned Out, a Church Sacked and a Consulate Attacked. Details of the bloody riot at Woo-Hoo, China, on May 12, a brief account of which was sent by cable and appeared in Tay: Stanat the time, are given in the North China Datly News, copies of which were brought by the steamer Gaelic, which arrived yesterday at San Fran- cisco. It was known for several days before the riot that a mob of Chinese were threatening to loot the property of the Jesuits at Woo-Hoo. The mob spirit was aroused by the circulation of reports that the Jesuit priests had killed many children and used their eyes for making medicine. It is not known who {s responsible for the circulation of these stories. ‘Ihey were readily believed, however, by ignorant Chinamen, and it was resolved to ran out the Jesuits. The attack was made on the afternoon of Tuesday May 12. A mob numbering several hundred Surrounded the Jesuit mission house. They broke through the walls, drove out the priests, pillaged the palace and set fire to the cathedral and other buildings. private fire alarm system which it is proposed to establish here. ————— NEWS FROM ROCKVILLE, A Runaway Which Might Have Proved Se- rious—Some General Notes. Correspondence of The Evening Sta Rockvitzz, June 24, 1891. ‘The dramatic entertainment given at the town hall last night by a number of the ladies and gentlemen of this place was attended by a full and fashionable audience. The prepara- tions for this event have been in progress for some time and nothing was left undone to make it a success in every particular. The ad- mirable taste displayed in the appointments and decorations of the stage and hall elicited the warm commendation of all present. The manner in which the different characters in the selections were rendered showed careful training and exbibited rare talent, and the su- perb toilets of the ladios were much com- mended. The first pieces entitled “The Mouse Trap,"'a farce in one act, by W. D. Howells, was put on the stage with the following cast: "Mrs. Somers (a young widow engaged to Willi Campbell), Mrs. Robert E. Bradley; Mrs. Curwen, Mrs. Nelson; Mrs. Bemis, Miss Mary Hodges; Mrs. Miller, Miss Bartlett; Mrs. Agnes Roher's, Mira. A. J. Almoney: Jane (a servant), Miss Mason; Willis Campteil, Mr. A. J. Almonev. The second piece, entitled “A Box of Mon- keys,” a comedy in’ two acts by Grace L. Fur- nis, had the following cast: E”board Ralston (a young American and half owner of the Sierra gold mine). Mr. W. W. Russell: Channeey Ogle- thrope (Kaistow's partner and second ‘son of Lord Doneaster), Mr. Arthur Peter: Mrs. Ondeqo-Jhones (an admirer of rank), Mrs. A. J Almoney: Sierra Bengaiine (her niece, a prairie rose), Mrs. Nelton: Lady Guwienerere Llond- yoore (an English Primrose, daughter of the Earl of Paynanght), Miss Mason. At the close of the entertainment the wish was universal that at no distant day the ladies and gentlemen who had acquitted themselves in such @ handsome manner would again give the audience the pleasure of such a happy evening. Wesley Smith, a colored man employed as a laborer on the new court house building, was yesterday stricken with paralysis while at work. ‘He was removed to his home and now lies in a precarious condition. Last night about 9 o'clock @ horse attached to a wagon, in which were Mrs. Jaa. Case of the neighborhood of Trarilah and four children, became frightened near the fair grounds and throwing out the occupants of the wagon and breaking it to pieces. Workmen had been engaged during the day in removing the stone from the pike and piling them on the side of the roudand in the darkness the horse was driven into this pile of stone, causing him torunaway. In the upsetting of the wagon the occupants luckily feil upon the soft clay and were not apparently very badly injured. In the smash-up of the wagon the horse was badly injured. ‘The family was placed in a car- riage and sent to their home. 8. A.M. peewee sme WILL THEY RACE AT MONMOUTH? Long Branch is Considerably Interested in the Question. A Long Branch special, dated yesterday, says: There is an immense amount of uncer- tainty here as to whether there will be racing at Monmouth Park this year. While awaiting the decision of the last court, which is expected daily, itis now generally believed that the managers of the Monmouth Park Association have reconsidered their determination to abandon racing here this year, and that the regular season at the famous course will be in- augurated on Saturday, July 4. ‘This morning Superintendent Van Keurin put an entire force of over 100 men at work at various points on the track, and every- thing is being put in apple-pie order. The men set to work some two months ago to grade and improve the grounds about the stables have compléted their labors, and are now en- ed in completing the new three-quarter- mile track outside of the main inclosure of the association. This track will be devoted exclu- mvely to the exercising of yearlings. Other gangs of men are cleaning up the debris around the grounds, and relaying and widening the walks leading to the main entrance to the grand stand. Senator Blodgett, superintendent of the New York and Long Branch Company, still maintains his customary reticence on the sub- ject, and positively refusce to say that there will or will not be racing this year. At the same time Mr. Blodgett’s men are fixing up the rail- road tracks leading to the park. Several per- sons closely identified with Peter DeLacey's fight against the tracks say that Monmouth Park will fill itsown days at itsown track. That the ofticials of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company are certain that there will be racing st Monmouth is shown by the fact that they have refused to arrange for an excursion from Freehold on July 11 next, on the grounds that all their spare cars will be in use‘on that day, iA bet of “$5,000. to S000. tas ade o x West End Hotel that there would ‘be it t there rocing ot Moumouts Park this eernnett >® For Giving » Sunday Excursion. A special from New Albany, Ind., raysthat the New Albany division of Knights of St. Edward, ATTACK O THE ENGLISH CONSULATE. A mob then proceeded to the English con- sulate and destroyed considerable property by throwing stones. The arrival of Taotai, a local magistrate, and the coolness of the Brit- ish consul saved the buildings from being set on fire. The consul and his wife escaped from the mob by dressing in Chinese costumes. They hurried tothe custom houseand embarked with other foreign residents in the China Navi- gation Company's receiving ship. A number of foreigners, headed by the con- sul, then armed themselves and passed the time at the custom house, and, assisted by Taotai, repelled the mob, who twice during the night made an attempt to loot and set on fire the custom house and residence of the foreign officials. ‘The following morning an immense crowd again set fixe to the custom house and the surrounding buildings, but the customs staff, fully armed, charged the natives and again put out the fire In the afternoon three Chinese gunboats which were escorting Shen Ping Cheng. the governor of Anhoui, up river, arrived at Woo- Hoo. When informed of the riot the com- mander ordered the gunners to fire blank cartridges, which had the effect of frightening the mob. ‘Some 200 soldiers arrived from Tai- Ping, and this lent additional protection to the foreign residents. METHODISTS NOT ATTACKED. The mob did not make any demonstrations against the American Methodist Episcopal mis- sion, but, advised by the British consul, mis- sionaries from that point also embarked on the Tehsing, which took them, together with the ladies and children of Woo-Hoo, to Shang- hai. At Chian King the priests who escaped from the Woo-Hoo ina boat were picked up. ‘There was only one British man-of-war at the North China station at the time of the riot— the gunboat Linnet—and it was ordered to pro- ceed to Woo-Hoo. On May 16, fourdaysafter Woo-Hoo riots, the natives of Ngan-King made an attack on’ the Koman Catholic mission there, a rumor having reach d them that Taotai of Woo Hoo had for- warded a dispatch to the authorities declaring that the stories about the missionaries were true. The priests succeeded in keeping the mob off and one of the assailants was arrested aud pun- ished. ‘The Catholic mission was not the only one at- tacked, for a crowd equally large made a de- scent on the inland mission near Northgate, but the Chinese authorities arrived in time to prevent any serious damage. The crowd lin- gered about the missions during the next two days, and the native women came to the or- phsnage to reclaim their children who were left there. THREATENED BY THE FRENCH. A French man-of-war was sent for and ar- rived on May 18. Captain De Jonquieres in- formed tie governor of Ng: that if the rioters did not obey the mandates of the mag- istrate he would not hesitate to take stroug measures. The governor responded that order would be maintained. On May 19 the German gun boat Illtia ar- rived, and Capt. Ascher lent his influence to secure protection for the missionaries. cards, however, had been posted by the rioters announcing that the mission buildings would be totally destroyed on Friday, May 22. Placards also had ‘been posted in the French quarter of Shanghai threatening the foreigners. It is reported that BMS. Swift has arrived at Cgan-King. News has been received of the wreck of the steamship Albany, Capt. Hood, in Japanese waters. ‘The vessel lett Hong’ Kong tor New York on May 20. ‘The wreck of the Albany was sold at auction at Kobe, Japan, May 30, and the vessel brought 325,000, the cargo Some of the Guelic’s passengers brought the information that the natives of Canton had again broken out against the missionaries in the burned mission situated on the banks of one of the rivers in the province aud_ put to death all those connected therewith. Just be- fore the Gaelic left, it is stated, four of those murderers were put to death. Cases of abduction and murder are becoming numerous. Several men and women have been enticed beyond the borders of Canton and held for ransom. If ransom were not forthcoming the unhappy victims are to be put to death. WANTED—HELP. ‘FOR RENT--HOUSES. WANTED_—SITUATIONS: FOR RENT_HOUSES. pian Ww Address PLUMBING, Staf office. ANTED-COLORED COOK, WASHER AND sroner and do general housework tor, family, of ia AND A GOOD ANLED Mop AL COLORED MAN. A | WOK RENT—1116 — BEAUTIFULL | POR KENT—BY THOMAS E. WAGGaMAn, |W sn eutt? | WW ace ear ors rivers Nugent private tans | Knee Sgt. ington ed F eal Yate rakes BY Pw v fy: wood reterences. Call at 810 10th st: Rw. It” | cheaprent 843. Apply at TLQ0 New HOUSES. na ANTED—BY A COLORED GIRL PLACR, IN | -¥+ AN. | S17 7th st. Or. D110 st, Or 90.90 costia, b. & Pe Private fainily to do tight. ha juod ‘ref- | JOR RENT-SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE FoR | Pat fur. 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WANTED—A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE- work and cook; no washing or ironing; references Fequited. Apply G29 bouth Carolina ave. 9. once. Jer \WWANTPD-A FIRST-CLASS HOTEL CHAMBER. maid, a scrubber, a boy to assist in dimnx room. CONGRESSIONAL HUTEL, N.J. ave. and b st. 8.6, Je2gut* WASTED IW 0 BARBERS AT ISI B ST, SE ©. {LER Jeri FANTED—A WHITE BOY AS ERRAND BOY; WB ihrewce it only between 4and 7'p.m, to- ANIED_WHITE AND COLORED COOKS, laundress, housemaids, waitress, nurses, kitchen. butiers, Waiters, Lelimen, iuep cuoks, barten- DICK’S AGENCY, O13 7th 3t- \ 54 F st. Hoom 7 \ V and quauifications, ;ANTED-WE WANT WHITE WOM R ‘coukiug and general housework; places inmedi- use Graons 10F otLier posit We ier positions White persons only. INDUSIKIAL DIKE y ANTED — IMMEDIATELY— waist andskirt trimmer, 1309 Rhoue Island w. reat TANTED-A YOUNG MAN WITH SOME Know ese of the hardware birsiness: state sulary ‘Address E. K., Star oiliee. Jer4-sit W AXEED-A YOUNG MAN IN A DRUG STORE; ne with some experience preferred. Address Box 146, Star ofice, sean nurses, lntindress, houseworkers, Duties, A PLEASANT SUMMER HOME. ONE Phree <uiuat understand cookie and ironins waiters, foot:ueny farm and dairy Mets all ony staton. Chitice fruits, ‘vevetation am and stay at nicut. Address Box 153, Star office._1t ferences Place, G13 7th st. je2dIt™ ah 73 24 Boge, T 2s ats de wehttul rows. etme Seamomalys ANTED- LESSONS IN STENOGHAPHY BY A | \WTANTED_BY 4 aS SSeS sp tS ERG Fristoe sot 2 SCANLAND, Morritighd, Vern "jest practical writer would be given for lessons in lish woman, situation to cook for small family 3 Abies Oh GENTLEMAN maatppuation. "“Aieess PEACTICAL, Star ofice, "or out for aby io coming beat prenuntendations: po ard im a bit at callt EDKINS, 1/19 Lust. Dew. = seats mindy ANTED_BY = Went FOOMB. +05.» tg. ty > W Saree Stee, paar ceaee puna = ‘ cin TIAN COOK,» sitnation: he te fare Preferred. AudressC. 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VW ANLED BY A SCOTCH PROTESTANT W man, who isa cood cook. a sittation as house- Yecper berm there isa servant. “Address HOUSE- KEEPER, Star oftice. mbit” rey Drains Silste Malis, Va. WASTED-by AN HONEST AND_INDUSTRE FQE BEST usr F thes from Warrenton, knowns “BA. Airy “hi Ou Youn ivan ont of emmpoyient a Pisce in the Sennen: More healthy location. pir Geli the ist and IND Qt. 108 N. can furnish Teference if necessary. | Add Be, Sear aftice. ae ice / ANTED — EMPLOYERS FOR COMPE uiry..Whierexer neve! efer pomitions for clerical appiican's. CUY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, $27 Lith st. De SHACKLEFOKD. = Selo" WANTED BY A IRL, A sitnution a chamnbermaid (rin Saly To October sats orn tans Lea tt “ tae ® 2th he, Ges wr QO NY av, raw, 627-0 B, Br, storave. WEST WASHINGTON, 30th and Canal st, ‘woth, Ar, mn 1 foundry 2s19 N,, 1X = Neer WILL inure boarders at reasonable Fules. sprit basin, of milk and tresh vegetal Por Farther par stares Mise LAURA CHAMBLID. 16, Or all mL IN | yess caithy wminner resort tn thee ouNtry, omlyia sik 0 et. eat" Sana road. : uy ANTED ESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN, | ‘Fora tuu use WESCOTT £' | fooderste “Appi te MORE, errs Waren es eee tere creates | eeeae Sn” Viner hea Seb at ae -.00 | 2 oe Well recomine ‘Adress Box “Tg Mar ‘ee et ay sestorebiie 8 ITT =. ms; newly painted and | lm SWORMSTED DLEY. #27 SED _AITUATIONS FOR NEAMSTAESE mss Mey and | 1 RMSTEDT & BRADLEY, 927 Feat. Cook: Givers, porters. murees. iadies™ mak ipcokietr: drastanvenchotes “take ts olice reception tal bagsre Toei BURNHASOS, THOG secn-we secdclwe RENT- ge! bee Lestory bay kitchen on fest erences 1 Ak. HUMPHR Paxson, Loudoun counected. _3010-wistyy 10in Va. ™ “10.00 WAS ib-ay EXPEDTE pair yeuticinen's clothines worker” Appy at 626 D. mncted by ladies—inen and women, white ored, Zor ail kinds Ot domestic labor, city, states with rererences.. 700 L stn. W. Jett” (G GERMAN ASSISTANT BAR. ity one who bas rene. App.y at Oni G13 7th st. n. w atin business: one with sone ency preferred. AT O40 O St. 8. jest LED—TWO STRONG, ACTIVE AND WILL. AN Wine hose. to" work “about seen hours county boys preverred: retorences require. Inquire ob piace, Mis station, B. and 0. R. ig muses trout ANTE) Wein ch uiurves, woanen, tuets boys foralt work. Applications tur government. Pullman tnd RY K. ‘service prepared. be SHACKLETORD: and ne 1 ENTERS. COCHR: Ith and K sts. now tent men with sufficient tools need HANVEY, Builder. BUILD. jone but couse FRANK | bie — = | OARDLAS WANTED AT PHILOMONT, VAG 5 JOR RENT—H BEX KUOMS cist ie 6.00 | Wemichy poration lame, ay ene FOR RENT—ROOMS. and a kitts, > hot amd abe on . tables, ce, fe Por particumre addres Mee SORA 1 m and Cama D ste. u.w., from July 1 20.00 : = z aoe t a ong back yard with | | 4Rh ©! SOdN EPEAT: Wei FRO” | A. MONHOP, Pulomout, luedoun county, Va Ke KENt—-1WO UNFURNISHED OL PART | fruit tr ud shrubbery; «asin every room. Inquire | ——— a -_ my DO-nde a furnished rooms, with south and west windows and | 0D premises, jet OK RENT BRICK Hol SIX ROOMS: BATH. |} OAKDEKN WANTED NEAR HOURD WILL BT balcony ; cheap at 12.0 0 st. nw. end E98, BENT aia N.W., NINE - kOOM Roe ee ee 4 Bineinn waithy location, fine mountain view: JOR RENT_THRE SHED ROOMS, | £ brick: sas, bat, mo hail; price, #2250. TC sdvance, OWKER Seo Toor | good ah i wa aac a second floor, €: $1 ng jo: | MURKAY, 124 af now. wezait ~ OWNER, Sioa” | Seas TN & BKC KENT — JULY WO MONTHS OB | FOr aENT_MOURE ow LAW Dee |e maya) weatin « EAS olMeer, iurpiaied hose: im Art-ciuss nciehbor- | Bit utiyn tweens a =e WASTED. PERRONS DESIRING GOOD BOARD tol, two iurmisied rooms; lance and cvo. hood, or part of same: sunumer rates. Apply 2 Est. | Gowteton cen arene Te 5 ated at Bruchtwood, cation stinnieeyrices Une of horse fi Uta eee f- dow t Apply to WC. JORNAG Fates. eterences. B.A. I, Starotive. Jest | TSG pay at pRick.8 | tH =e = t S 5 KKENT—IN ANACOSTIA, ONE SiX-RoOM SOR RENT—THREE LARGE COOL KOOMS, BAY | Freon: kit bath, hall, cellar, | KER REXT IN ANACOSTIA, Rie — windows on each; corner hous; ‘south ami eat | range. Introbe ; nicely wramed aud papered: front and | ayo oe. Aes. oC SoMiieK front; private tammy ; reterences required. LIULK st, | back yard rent PECK, G4 Pee Souci awe Jens i thine nee y turn, 3 JOR RENT_THREE UNFURNISHED AND ONE. The Windsor "8418.06 Flats. The Milton ux 3 abont ciple... 100.08 3244 Wateret wre Se iw Tarnished roots, 100 11th st. hiw-rcarepaes | ato Possess WP gn ws ponmena 84 : ie : , | eo. HARVEY SPALDING, 6 Corcorss, — Fayette Terra | PEKsons | oray ul 185 1 Pagete Terrace... iisodated at tne Three Sy BNTSHED. RuOMS, Fas e w 1804 Hoytl's station. terme Penne second oor; ‘statue FUR ap) STL Station Be ‘Jezise adults only: TALLA, Boyd's Station, Mi Go state, rear ot 1730 1et.20 FURNISHED AX Tent of baif of the house tosuit Teas Sth st. nw. (PME DE LANDER FARM NOW READY POR Lourdes. “Half auitiefrow station. Spring water. also mineral water. Lake for batiutw and cther ante wont. Private teams cared tor. tt. DE LANDER, Boyd's station, Montgomery county, Md. jel® lam 1 Presa 8, Atlantic building. ‘OK RENT 400 ST. NE, TO family, story bay-w. iatrobes and rat rs ‘0 UNFUR- ‘anit one on third; new ali modern tnproveiueuts; private Lanily. 7 K st near Loth st Ist tn XL THE MOUNTAINS SUMMEK BOARD ON TH us cuclit suties frou Luray caverns Wiect BIUNY MAN TSS 409 10TH 8T.. THREE ROOMS, ladies preferred; ho children, 24-3. iy oswession siven aly 825.0. A. 8. CAYWOOD, COUN OR KENT—7i4 i27H ST. N.W. ONE ROOM ON ” 4 eToUndS. (Ure mountain al K. station Cul: F {hind floor, 80 ver mouths; also one on frst cor, $8, | hon RENTOa17 RADE ISLAND Ave: FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOUS ee eT i mae Pertect repair ee sme \ LEA SIX-ROOM HOUSE, NORTHEAST. ey et 1608 Oth st. 1. OR SA Ber o5 100s he. 8 Pitta rote, Intevac celine bors Si ee ores FE RENT DOUBLE PARLORS AND KITCHEN; T— MASS AVE BET cool southern exposure; all imod. ts very "ANTED FEW BOARDERS A’ Had floor, between 9 and 10 a.m. ane | E ; f 3 and couveyncs or bicyeve in pact hay weut; balance to hear Fiuey Point on Potomac. river; eplen AvDy AG 420 | chap fo Talc party uhddieawet {ube prefered ¥ Address UWNEM Hi, Star offre. Hee | Matin yleuly of fruit, sade, poitry. tah, and wl _ ARR sects : : s SOR SALE-VICTOR DAPI Y BAGYG: sdvantnces of the conntry, feierences euchapuced : N EXPERIENCED COOK AND DIN- | FOR KENT—0ao K ST. NIC FURNISHED FP fercerastn en cheat Sandee Cones, ENO | forma 65 pur week. Aides ROVER MIDE S faut: rust bring vent of reference. tn | J! cool rvonus: sinuie of ei suite, also ne front Hall 1 lugcaue carrion; a tare bargain. ZA. Xs yomt office, Md. ae ___ pelib 408" i ae saudiabie for 8 gectoomsan: Bes S eucier joo DONT SESD FAMILY TO COUNTRY BoaKD Winn CN OP ee eS eed NOR SALE < TYPEWRITERS — REMINGTOR, | Souuain Late Pork Hotad meet Boot Ban an Beak one year and 200 tu five jenn, 4100. $200 | ikcht adsckeepings Dried, STZ; opened ee eek Woe niaeah,, Hammond. National. «randall, Hall, | O°R 4 Macau ste kek, Dineeas aS and 80 at death. “L. wU ke ALD, | Dep. | bourd: very ceutral; private family. 204 D st. n.w. Tre CE lO Eee ee TOMA. | water; NWO acres forest and wiade, = paradise tor chile Sup Premdent. pean 3 GE. GLO F st. a. 8 | Gren; 4 express train daiij tense, bowin, a. Mew, = VOR RENT-O17 M15 16TH ST., COMMUNTCAT- : Pek aL BED woos | COA. FARCOUGRE "aie 4atbe Bara, ala ing Fons in both houses on first i: | POR RENT—BY R. 0. NOLTZMAY, furniture, dining © music rack and hand- | Jei-lm wma becoan face wits teena. ¢ | FP tate and Insurance Broker, Jt: aud Some hall rack, with side claire, call at once. 134 | SUMMER BOARD, FAUQUIER INSTITOTE, Fete required. at 1old K st ALELA GOOD IMPROVED Fi ssn” _ 18 Warrenton, V kage evol — awe atl (OR SALE—X GOOD IMPROVED PIRE-PROOF | acres. avundanor of shade; pheuty of tn a FOR BENT, COND wie. as ca ck Also sinall one | rut and > Musi ouguly under ih cyflicins sith Koy oc wait pet chap “atd on tment moe | Sunn, 7 required, Apply to CHAS. FLING, G “WO OOMNUR serrilagt once andsave expense. Addrem Box | _Je13- ART TING Foows, rented separately, if Star office, V ) ANTED—BOAKDERS—HEALTHY LOCALITY: ters, aK redish women. ne ks stored). German and Sw V Ti Teanl, conducted by ladies—mien ahd woinen, white boys, ladies’ and parlor maids, &e.. (ous US, 1110 G st. mw ANTED— 1 T BU. aud eojured, tor ail io and sprins MAN YO RENT jeveious Edison phonograph Wer OXCUTSION Season; large and quick Te turns: relerences required. COLUMBIA GUAPH COMPANY, 027 Est. now. . THE IMPROVED heeded; sells at nes all mind, di ¥ Ornuwented, “sauple free, ‘Newark, iter sit is lo <2 Atsall faucets insects, &-.; 18s made of br and nickel plated: it eo und fine sieve; to thowe RS AND REMING- iter perature directed to positions. vetent stenographers und @ lor service. WHC. CT, Keminxton Ty pe- rED—STENOGRAPH ‘ton type’ ployers provi Kemiuxton operstors: n KUFE, SEAMAND & BEN aly writer Uflice, Sth und ¥ sts, ‘my 13hn Wane E WHITE MAN AS PORTER | desired. aw RS PBCPRRAME PSYCHO GAtEry | 02, Pnsy conte: ® Wat. he GhIZENDANERE, in store._ Oth st. nw, a Jeebsht, POR RENT AT 7 30TH NOW. FIRS uup and bell inclu ted: price only @8U cash. Bealisvilie, Montgomery county, Md. bicker: NTEDTA GOOD PLAIN COOK,” waster |B secoud and third-foor tront root 2 Paw. to S. T. SMITH, 720 vist st. wow. bere em station, Met. aK seller’ «Lironer; also xirl for upstairs work. Apply | able fo: 7 O st nw, Or. Grol : = ; 7 ERS: a 1010 a ee eee ee | ord FONSIsHED | Pests, te mg rite caliat tr | NV ‘tchland bent ew house: new turaiar toe Vy astek— ELIA’ Tooms; on car line and park : with or without board: Anecdote i ™ ee eT eo ee Star office. a sn References exclians be ; OH SAL PSYCHO BICYCLE, WITH L&SUSE RASS HOUSE Ori seD MAX Lo Pom \ SANTED-—WHIT AND COLOKED COOKS, Po KENT—FIRST AND She all in pertect condition. Call after comnet bessdes, adiun wnberwaids, nurses, waiters, bell La. ave. orcupied for mau Fs as law of- 480 fives; also ® room M ~-$3 LE. N00 MODEL; back buiding, 43 TORES. 5 led 6th sw. Btn st. Ap 3e8-1in deritt aa mplete with Geli.lainp and par: | ‘[ HE OSBORNE, aes Seto “HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sts.n.w. deeds = saad ay a fp oe ber; moilerate ied ; elevator, electric belie; T2018 PORTNER PLACE, ONE OF = EMOTE <y | Water, no malaria, 1 trains day. 40 minutes trom neal and considerate sentienian only; 812. jelbeote line bowen: six roows and Hath. Gand | UK SALE Fisica SHOTS FANCY | Sire cite Duar} and oun. emcunine rahe rent, $27.50. "THEO! aia GMOS ‘SEW wre store, | “pir ws FOR RENT—FLATS. —— ED: | Jp0ARDERD WANTED, PLEABANT COURT nto RE \T—FLA’ FE RENT -SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE, sPxt ‘OK SALE_BICYCLES PSYCHO SAFETIES FOR | I3° house: pleaty fruit wectcbine ilk, Seeds ek Por RES ATS—FOUR A Le Dron bi laden oy Zentien in. we wend. abal wey wurn.at | mle water {tera witerate. Oop! ata pat oie ‘Six roulms, north, sont ra or Arp ap i Jat 4 Voye aaietien at cunt; iaryeat on wall SARDWALL, lence iookint jance study "yard" housekeeping or caterer: | Sg Peo Sater, rem | Met CATAL CCIE Cai 6 aie —- retameeeee Peet ate hea FE acer tows e + ges 4 ANGE MANSION—FLENTY OF 61 CON. Shik sraixa ctmnycomm, tHat | L babes the strenet x Vemient to cars and daiuy mails, ond all coiiorts of ith the elasticity | #country hoine. ot meta MISSES CURR, o 4 5 of brush, Dee general ad. tor riiculers. A, mye » daudoun Co.."Va. FOR RENT—STORE! eS ee DEECE E SOX Sole Avouta, Sab and vay wt 06: | TosPOKT RETREAT MOU Alne np Ana J lund (near Harper's Ferry), opens June 1. ux ‘OB SALE—**OTTO" GAS ENGINE! NEW | mvaied tor heaith, Lome couitorts and count tev stables alley tears Sees =) Eines cing tin, ons ce. hen fr ccuing ge | Fumureas "Wee CLARA ewy Teyate Washed kroceries, clotuing ora mixed ARION ST. BAY WINDOW, 7 | callun D. BALLAUT. Aut Zl pth oe aS | counae Mae mya #4 M or Bridge st., Georzetow! = all wat; rent 840.45. Inquire | 12S NS, best country and ey tide combined A cof Fa, ayes and | — = = ) TN HAGERSTOWN, ADOUT TWELVE inthis ety ea #50.) er uth FOR SALE—HORSES AND VEHICLES. poets Sennen See. PHILLIPS & SON, Jers-14t ¥, see EDWIN FORKEST’s WIDOW DEAD. ____ WANTED---HOUSES. 39 Years Since She Was Divorced and 15 Since the O'Connor Controversy. Catharine N. Sinclair, the widow of Edwin Forrest, the tragedian, died on June 18, in New York, where she had been living with the family of Henry Sedley, to whom she was re- lated. Mrs. Sinclair was seventy-four years old. She was buried in the cemetery at Silver Mount, 8. I. She was the daughter of John Sinclair, well known asa vocalist in his day. Forrest mar. ried her in England in 1837, when she was twenty. She came with him to the United States at the close of that year. In 1849 Forrest discovered a letter ed ‘onsuelo” among his wife's papers. They lived together some time after that, but in May they separated, A promiso wis “made er should tell the cause of the sepa- -BY A KESPECTABLE COL wolan in one of the departnents, th oY r Japs reference Sour bagt exis + Star oilice. sezseze™ VTED—ROOMS. WA = Warlisweou et, OK SALE—A PHAR ae ‘9 r EIvS BUGGY 1s FATK CoN nyse ha iwercatitiie. Dusiess. miences: Kas, ‘water, | pho tts : - ____ | Swe, SE, comme; eonty tome, Sut ond cleric nats, ood Sentilation, lange cellar, Res: Qa JOR SALE_THE ADVERTISER HAS A HAND. | Terms, 5. Addrem SPRING BANK. Moser ee, rent FEABOT Os ROOd ta + leased | lu sstnw. Jar. some surrey and phacton, both new and good my 6-lm® fer of Yeats tou desirable party. Apply to THOMAS | 1011 N Havenw, lr. yu. 9 quakes, wath he will dispose of at Iualf thet wave 8 | I. FIELDS. 464 Louisuna ave, me | tery Ratuwe tien 5 S0ld'at Once. Address Bux Bi. Star aifire oa ms . jo Een ag PE a Fak SEA PRR OF Goob HORSES, ALSO BUSINESS CHAN into two stores. Inquire #24 La, ave, myi9-zm new wason; Will be sold cheap, ve seen at $08, NIED—TWO OK Tih UNFURNISHED mmunicating rooms, with private bath, in a new house and private taniiy; couveutent to good boarding Louse; Location T2th to Mitu and L to Kes reference. Address LESLIE, Star office, = =D_BY A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, SMALL Tom wud board in private faiully; references ex: used. Audress, with full particulars, FREE Star office. at W&ASIED_BY TWO GENTLEMEN, CLERKS, July 1, « furnisued room between F'and’ & and loth and Lith sts, ; price $12 to Blo. best referouces given. Address WM. CLAUK, Star off it WASTED — OSE LANGH OX TWO SMALL roouis for the storaze of furniture: with owners Istst. se. 50" FO, SALE-CHEAP_WORKING MARE: GOOD condition ; owner ho Use for her; also onethorouch- .OR SALE-GKOCERY AND P doing «good busipess; wood Chance for ber rool, selling, Jeavinw city, 1200 3d st. # w MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN = = ————— boed Jersey bull. See H. M. LeDUC, Koom SB — W ANTE! 10,000 FOR THREE floor, P.O. Dept. at gue brs: TURES 4 jeare ab 3 per cent cn Dusinens property: worth ae 20k SALE_ TWO STAGES, DAYTON AND BUSI. arylatd te t leant” $25,C00) tao Comtniessou. AUdresn Reb. : tiie Wactinn et ows water tare aise purtapa, | Ketone gi. om ue Gite bet driven out uf Sit Star of Tigh se a? extension tore: ‘puaetone,sile-bar busses sud ons | Pummeeton Suly 2. Adres "YA Iwas oth nw, Wr... 4 Hyattevide tofia, nearly new. COOK & JARBOE, S55 M st. vest Wasutiaston, Eat SOK SALE—\ EMICLES AT CONT—POR NEXT 16 days we will sell” our choice line of sarreys, Phactons, buxwies, &e., at vost, to reduce stock sent BECK Bios. Bi zy ue cluss hnproved propert, A. WILSON, Es pe Abate teen cary Mas: LOAN LX LARGE AND SMALLSUMS: Moh and 6 yer cent on appeoved Peet saints ie oe District of Columbia. ‘K. H. T. LELPOLD, Je20-hn 2.w. cor. 13th and F sts. n.W. ON REAL ESTATE. PROMPT LO a ANTED—TO BOY A HEAL ESTATE AND IN- usiness well extablintied extended, 240 S13 th St ne. Gr 40 BS MeLean av . aw lave Widnes 10 ai mod. imps. sau way Duswess. Niue RS felts. aw Per GO HORSE, Owner ‘has moved NEY TO LO, attention to a had broken her word, and he wrote to her repeating the nc- cusation of infidelity. The matter was finally brought into court, exciting the greatest in- terest throughout the country. Charles O'Connor appeared for Mrs, Forrest. The writer of the “Consuelo” letter, George Jamie- son, an actor, was co-respondent. On January 24, 1852, after w long and exciting trial, the jury brought in « verdict for Mrs. Forrest. ‘Three thousand dollars a year alimony was al- lowed her. Forrest appealed from this verdict several times without success. It was con- firmed by the higher courts, and 1,000 a year was added to the original alimony. Forrest paid this sam regularly until his death. Mrs. Forrest went on the stage after the di- vorce trial. George Vandenhoff was her in- structor. She made her debut at Brougham's Lyceum, New York, on February 22, 1952, when she played Lady Teazie in “The School for Scandal” and made a hit. She attempted other im t roles. Charles O'Connoraud Mrs. Forrest, or friends of hers, had a controversy in 1876 in regard to the lawyer's part in the divorce trial. Charges were made against him by her, but after an ex- amination the Bar Association vindicated Mr. O'Connor. Theinvestigating committee found on May 31, 1876, that there was no evidence that Mr. O'Connor had become counsel for Mrs. Forrest with the understanding that his ser- vices were tobe gratuitous: the did not permit the public to continue under the false Impression that he had agreed to take the case without compensation, and that the compensa tion he did receive was very moderate. EXAMUNER DRE DENIAL. He Did Not Mislead Bardsley as to the Key- stove Bank’s Condition, In his statement yesterday Bardsley, ex-treas- urer of Philadelphia, said that it was through Bank Examiner Drew's plausible statements of the condition of the Keystone Bank that he had been led to deposit money there. He charged Drew with knowing the bank's condition. It was through H. H. Yard that he had loaned money to banks. Bank Examiner Drew was visibly affected when the news of Bardsley’sattack on his char- acter was communicated to him. “I suppose this is @ thrust at me for calling him a liar and a thief at the meeting of the investigating com- mittee recently.” said Mr. Drew. “Well, when one is exposed to such calumn: as this life is not worth living,” he resum after reflecting upon Bardsley’s accusation for & moment. “the. el is without the shadow of a foundation. allegation that T received from Lucas, Marsh or from anybody favors on any consideration to screen the bank as false as the tongue that gave it utterance. after Mr. Bardsley protessional froutiernan living in the country | will be used but a Lew jours in the evening; good pasture. Address W. G. 5., Star office. Jeet" AS er ee SWULMSELDT & BRADLEY, oR ee 10 eg | RESTAURANT FOR SALE: DOING FINE Bes pce altenen wen RUt norsdiocen ocd eee Je20-1m 927 F st. naw. FAS yA ag ls ety 4y 4 Fy MEK eget pret atch eae Aaron KS WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. | $15,000 Suu, 70.807" Xo Detay. yin tte ae Made Pate OY SU GLEE | Trey To BORROW GLO TU gia OF = . siuall counniesio Stirs : Z en NTED- 5100 Ol A} aiisentidndratsea APES Small comune VEL & FINLEY, - 0 Ne #OOD FAMILY HORSE; Wire tiniten fremont dares G. F."E., Star WASTED-A HOUSE FOR 11S KEEPING BY A | _Je20-6t* O22 Fst nw. B. H. WARNER &CO., 91 1610 190 jee-6r ON IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY, N. W.s Ober sulin On real estate within tho OR RENT—416 AND 418 H ST. NE. JOK SALE-ATWO-HOMSE WAGON, OLD MIC Fanos $900 doable wet, Of harmess: bth been se ‘POR SALE_LONG- ESTABLISHED DitUc sTORE, doing {sit business; capable of being sreatly eu- ory, an WANZIED {HORSES TO PASTURE: TWENTY Year’ experience: box stali end bay required. Oruer vox 311. Suules out. 0. H. F WANIED-HOUSEREEPERS WiLL FIND OUR hon siorage ae y low Bt (ae 2 wolsterers, cabinet takers any kid of work Si short notice. fs FREEMAN & CO. 1071 et. bews my30-)ia W ‘ic Riding thirty hours’ Qictation tach week Yt et jours dictation each week Vt- cal Hemington: itunes man, caincrayh | and. on; qouths, $10; thorough business course, includi bookkeeping, Ulustrated by dror. Starin’s celebrat Look charis;thres months, $10; students assisted in gyinining, Tucrative situations: dip lonas. A.C. STAKIN'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 19 st. n.w. my20-Lin* NTED — ALL DESIRING PHOTOGRAPHS, W eatincte, ef accents work beet siya for soied print ‘work children; pictures copied ; printing and developing for amateurs. LARDSLR, rata eer Hino y ED-TRANSLATION —i DESIRE TO ov: W iit employinent a2 ansiator ia Brent) Go Swediauor isslens Westretercuccedivens WILT RAL ©. MAYO, Koom <2, Kit Fat, nw. my?" W Spee cleaned by a BTU Renney antes eran Ware cui ai ANTED — EVERYBODY TO HAVE THEIR 1710 best. ow B08.” Sada if : cash.” Apply after J 5G | jarred by active man owner can yive it uoattention, GEO, W. LINKINS, | 414.and 416 3th st. n.e.. we week cheap for cash. Apply Sie Be | weMtiy sell st macrifice, if mot able to joa ANTLD-It KNOWN HIGHEST Paice PAID ‘sovToti st, | 2150 evens’ court, ne JKT | Rilcant other arr a will be anade with. rich WV for gid feather beds. G THOMAS, Star office. 5 eet og APPLY to Box SALt-JUST ARRIVED AND PORK SALE, | party. Address DKUGGIST K.. Star oth west Jeter? MOXEX 10 LOAN—LARGE AMOUNTS ALWAYS | _Je20-1¢ ype car ‘icad of fhe, broken carriage and draft | TSC De Tock GOUD Wiki akp vik x aT ae ‘on hand for loans on best city security at lowest | on RENT. horses: one fine tamily broken coupe JOR SALE — STOCK, GOO! AND FIX. W D BUY CHEAP, OF RE Tates of interest: Installment loaus with Hiberal nar: | SGN uated carmace bores sud others sutabie tor ‘ail pur. | 2 turps of one of the beit wholesale and retail bquor Boy Cini tecond-hand passenger’ waxons. si Gocad “utiding Toss wil away bm conm.tered. | Yao Sth ain vows, “VATES & BVMNE, in rear ble U st. mw. Jel scat Sethe, porpyest, cones Ser, oelling: . G per ceut for long oF short thse, TN SECMFUY af | 21231 ot ah pons and bat FOR, SALE OR EXCHANGE—ON Easy TeEMS, | BUILEI, Gud Fst. aw. _ ges Se ‘ F cae gest stock ol vi ws = jor for uso of sane: ¥. M. SMITH & SONS, Rey 1. R. BROOKS, pe, Sandel ture tirsatia: | [JOR SALE—ONE OF THE STABLISH rence furnisued, Jel6tr Tis Fat. ue. ~ carts, buckboards, cut-ander surreys, trained of KS 3 MOSES TOA0AN ON REAL ESTATE rs THE] FOB aRé aaidmly ont Nea viendo OM | Rie wig and Marsch Gots mieten Oa? | se beatae ret Fa hapenale tome ste py Nicecy Fun-| MBuirict or Coumnas {eee ee ae ere ey W.F. GEi bis | tion required. Address JOHN, Star office, Jetta" ished tront roois with board; new house; two | percent interest. EASTERDAY & MALLERY eat and open fireplace in rece| ‘hall: only | _Je5 Carriage Repository, 465 Pa. ave. | > orice) ny — — in room. 1107 Uth st. u. Jere ae* | yel0-1 “__ Pacific building, 024 F st. nw. | B30 yueimonth ‘cHis E BANES. : ~ = BE, QUICK! BARE BUBINESH CHANCE WANTED A PROFICIENT TEACHER OFFERS | \J ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT AT CUR. edit 300 14th et._| POR SALEAROTHER LOT 9115 LEATHER. | TiUie gneiss eter ene eae ane _fieno vewons at 8 per quarter for woinuer | ML rent rates on approved Teal estate security :epecial Fee NED ‘eso | Be in yy RS EF suighle:_ situation, very prominent. will be ‘sod for months; ravi cellent Kuaranteed, E. | privileces respect wents. 1. coran #t, 9r. #45 | 2304 Wash circle, 10r. lounnaet buckbenads tn tous i | halt jue, evers compete rumbing 4 Tio*Star office. Jeaiwe | apes {int t : da Set ae, oe Tt Genel Se28 | Bind New erate A Me SMEGOR. | Ketan Yor ellis Sa Aa NTED— TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT; ALL| i TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE OE OTHER | 363th stut,ir.._., 24 | Leds Onion pl. ee = —— : W Sie TUPRCRT pm ERE AE | Meat nto ea are oF CEES | (ae ea wl ae Fs eteoert terms reasouabie ity oF country; circulars, 14 DE- | Tates of znterest. A. PHILLIES 2 80) apl-L1w* TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1307 F st.n.w. aration ac SES ates | FP tore: will make « paying nury lunch rou. Age WHITER EXCHANGE, 610 F st-n.w. Jeli nee — erie c Eune POR SUN SUMMED. pouurmemn, | Comeebeeee wae” | PLY at the store, Nz 14° et. mw. | price #00. jet’. ——— . “y ‘ONEY AND “TO LOAN—PARTIES: ia te ; [eT ARRIVED, £0 HORSES AMONG °K YAKD AND BTOCK, 300,000 7 ¥ CE. 1E OF PARIS, vi a the Delano place, Mount #UK SALE—JUST ARRIVED, 50 RORSES, AMONG | JJOK SALE—BKIC A) swew locaton ts tect aca. where shots Mi avaecured by doeds ot tut Hor bslents MHE*UEY | stables ihe pecttrest place tt tie wallace, Only fine drivera niga rex jowspriced bares’ Een tise: | rents avrig se EA: GANT: Ls ada. nce, jolene di ot every deser| "i o q 3 ic . - - ~ = = Fintince woods and curtains sapecialty “delstew? | myote WOODS SCO"S BANK. | | honth. BRICE & LIPSCOMB, O18 1ith st. aije, “NCHULAS BCHLLOEL, 400 tel, cont Deve Fog sae A ane cuasch THE DRY Goons ¥V J ANTED—VIOLIN AND FLUTE PUPILS BY = > a ot OR RENT— spi-tr and notion (4 Eo a. _— = WW “imo ex-0. A mitaicane Rcfontige ast EAL ESTATE INVESTMENT S017 Oat, B12, - Gn premise, "Caan ortise, Te BRENNA jolSeee Sa ee ee six ven Gia) Eat abLe ‘gbakren. Basia bi FOR SALE—PIANOS. Ys, TAKE NO CHANCE. suant PueiUM CAltGED sora m4 Teirrante his ‘woth’ che year” LOAN R SALE—A HANDSOME SQUARE PIANO; | <isim to ve the Lest and cheapest - ey, beautiful spre 7 crite la ‘order: ae Med iy a big bareuin tor only #75 .cash, with ESTATE. fine stool and ‘creat bargain 10's fie Ligh-class apa0-tr THOS. B. WAGGAMAR, eer Sereeeter i ‘#200 cash if sold LOST_AND FOUN: a ONEY TO LOAN-IN SUMS OF FROM 8500 s *LANO EXCHAN ‘OST—LaST NIGHT LEAVING Kiak Cak UF to real 3 <haie: onal 825,000 on approved goal cn 18 vis ere | L ‘Ridge train, 9 child's sliver watch and claim: apa tue aw. case.” The finder ‘will please Owner, 1231 Sst st. ONEY TO LOAN AT 5 AND 6 PER C it ON [NET “ost AFTERN: ‘Gor! Shovel Badan wan esanee aE SESSLEGTRE STIEFY CABINET GHAND PL | | oot yetreNDay APTERNDON, 10 mho urs Aals F st. Eig titan rapa 1430 N st during the past week will ve offer wooMurEy Mipatings soning ats tke of — ‘2 balis and |vuiy Hii PRMIFYES Bio Lith ow. ‘wil be aaa Me rreeemmae ti _ a | Pp peat ced Sar Foms renner da fiat Sn oman aanra S| L Sd onan em np ener acca = i Rapes Dw you. ae MONEY?_#10 TO $100TOLOAN THE PIANO EXCHANGE. | grate ‘at Kom 6, Boor aceon, ual gto gti ulate propery span Og | f oor FERRY GET OL Ona Gn ae Lous 7 = iT ON. OTH On & Peeocussr po meiner of qoois frou Tenidence: ge ee 2 strom Mt te Saenger Ye a golden pe ee GSAT 6 Sin wo [icon REALE Garis ONEY TO LOAN OX ESTs AT LOW us a MO&XEx To LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT, ATOAND ne HSPN RE (ive Avimeton Fire Ins, Co. Softee.) o 7 RST MOREY, 70 10Ax ON REAL ESTATE On FIRST. (, 203 7th st. nw. MOT Sone 8500 UPWARD. AT FIVE AND SIX PER CENT, o REAI. ESTATE IN THIS DISTRICT. BR. O. HOLTZMAN,