Evening Star Newspaper, June 29, 1891, Page 2

D.C. MONDAY, JUNE 29, 1891. PEMLIC SCHOOL CLosINas, nowden public school closed its session at £30 this morning. Jobn F. Parker and N. B. Tian have been principals during the year. ‘The snyerintendent of schools conducted the €losin:; exercines, which consisted of addresses, singin; and the dixtribation of medals, pre- mum» and eards of bonor. The honors of the eession and the superintendent's medal were awarded to Charles D. Ross Later in the morning the closing exercises of Hollowell Kehool, Sarah J. Gras, principal, took place at the Lee school building on Alfred near Princess street, and the usual distribution of premiums and sekool cards of honor took place. The | superictendent’s medal was awarded to Mary | FE. Brown. ‘This closes all the public schools of the city. Fine ALARM, ‘The dwelling of Mra. Capt. Peyton, on Com- merce street near Payne, caught fire on Satur- day night from a defect in the chimney, which allowe-! the blaze woodwork m the neighborhood. The firemen soon exting! umes, but the house was | onsiderably damaged by w fire. A false a m of fire called out the engines | y afternoon. A TAX SALE. At the tax sale of the real estate of the Virgina Iron Shipbuilding Company on Satur- day afternoon the two half squares southwest of Wincmill Hill, on Gibbon street, on which $4 tox was due, sold for 2510 to Agnew & Harlow. The square on the east of Union street comprising the old car works, on which Aitches pire’ pid an by the cit proper y will be redeemed within two years by Teerispbaitting comp vrEs. Rev. Wm. D. Smith, jr., just ordained « min- ister of the Protestant Episcopal church, preached at ¢ E. Church last night on the religio: He will soon leave for un t country. The -eeret ations here are electing their ctticers for the next term. Edward S. Keane has been chosen C.C. of Oriental Lodge, Knigh*s of Fythias; P. C. ‘Timberman, noble rand of Potomac Lodge, L0.0.F., and C. M. Newton, C.K. of Virginia Tent of 1 0. Recha- bite: Jn Saturday night the Potoma> shoe factory Bere clised for a summer recess of two weeks. SULLIVAN, RYAN AND SLAVIN. The Champion Will Have His Hands Full Mf He Keeps His Engagements. From the New York Herald today. ‘Som thing is the matter with John L. Sulli- van. it i# not a week since he challenged Paddy Slavin to fight bim from ten to forty Found, Queensberry rules, for 210,000 a side and the biggest purse they could get. Now the telegre oh announces that John L. has accepted ® prop-sition from his first great victim, Paddy wan, ond will box him six rounds for a purse | and $10,000 side in September. Nobody in the east can quite reconcile these facts. Every- Body knows that the air of California in the | dry season ix very bracing, but it must be ore exhilarating than champagne if it has led Joba 1. Suihwan mto such a frame of mind as this, In the first place itt hard to see how Sullivan can fight in nia in Sep- tember if he m going n his Australian tour. The voyages acrom the Pacific will 0¢-upy forty-eight days. Sullivan's theat- J campaign is scheduled at fourteen weeks, w be ean be Francisco this week, ful- fil ba wents, be back again and in the ring in September ix a myste But then Salli a frend always was original. ne haw suggested, he will coming home. If he does | this th rmship company should charge John L.'s fellow fare. The terte:nmen Dug feliow trot twelve miles a day on the ship's | Burricane deck, punch the bag in the after | eabin ond toss anchors around on the bo matter fairiy ious to ascertain their legal rights, and they are acting ina body through tion in order to give assurance of the honesty of their intentions. wil be weil worth xtra charge. ku 1 joking aside, it is difficult to w 4 the nm Aman I know who has long disliked — the pion figures {out in this way: “Sullivan Dest te go to Australia ‘matched to fight the champion of | that try. — Cool-headed Charlie Mitchell was too mach for him aud aight the plan to naught. things stand om from John's fruitless ¢ him move b. » Australia than if no fighting talk had passed on either si Sullivan's manager is trying to offset this by making the match with Paddy Ryan. He thinks ‘hat the name of the old-tine ebampiou of America will be good enough to stand off | the bat results of the Slavin challenge flasco.”” It ser ms to me that this is hardly just. in all of the eleven years that Jobn L. Sullivan has | Leen before the public he has never yet k Bimself open to the ang. Lt it from San Francisco to | Blavin were © xt to arouse suspicion, ‘and that so far as prestige goes Savin bad the Detter of the iong distance uegotiations. Still, | that te Sellivan’s fault. So far as the ar- Tangement to fight Ryan goes it looks like find- ing money for Sullivan. In the fight in Misais- ppi City in February, 1851, Ryan was not able te give his backers a run for their money When he recovered from the comatose condition into which Sullivan had put him be Pluntively remark thought a telegraph fole foil om may ne Of course the Jobu L. ulliven of teday is not so strong and cannet be so Stas the young fellow who dropped a telegraph pole on Paddy Kyan's neck, never- theless it is impossible to see bh mn will have « chance with his old conqueror. years Ryan has led a f y life, it is true. But Sullivan easily whip few minates at Missumppi City, and it is | hard tome why he cannot ¢ again ina few minutes. Ryan has done no} Ngbting of aay account since Sullivan pat him ws whereas Sullivan has been knocking at strong men and fighting championship Battles during all that period. — _ CARLOW'S IMPENDING ELECTION. Byeculations as to the Kesult Retween Hammeod and Kettle. Duriag the course of the next ten days the County Cariow, Ireland, will be the point of | political interest to which all eyes will be | furnet Carlow is the smallest county in the Kingdom only twenty miles long by | twenty yard. Ite ins a populatio te of 7,212, whom are tories Mr A. the « pat forward by the McCarthyites, it a prominent and p wiar merchant of the town of Carlow, and bas been for twelve years chairman of the town ommiwioners Carlow is the only town in Trelan! which is lighted by Mr Andrew Kettle, who Romicee, a stranger to the tenant farmer of the Connty I tester! unsuccessfully a division of Cork at the ral election in IS50. The towns are for Parnell, but the rural dis tricts incline toward M. hy It ie « signitiennt fact, to whieh Mr. recent marriage bas nent priests have ared for ar less conti- his | fave Prof. Rudolph order for this work. Ever since the master has been at the task, and now the work is nearing | al- | be seen at Prof. Siemering’ steps of Swedish gran teen original states, lea: monument. At the top of the steps the figures of elks, buffaloes, wild horses and other an: indigenous to An pe tion he feels as ville says: Two years ago P Mexico granted a eoncession of 10,000,000 acres of land in Lower California to a syndicate com- posed of citizens of the United States. The lund lay om the southern boundary of the United States and stretebed from the Pacific ocean to the Gulf of California, them Monte Carl arch will be an American citizen. the Mexi for centuries—Mexican hidalgos whose vast estates stretehed for miles and who had lived | im ft Cortez wrested the lands from the Aztec owners. tributed, that two | to them and th them, a ean courts en by Mr. and Mrs. White on Friday night to Mre. Kuwell Harrison and Mra. Me- Kee way a magnificent affair. All the members of the American their pr be staying im the city. Among the guests Count Munster, the German ambasaw the Countess Munster, Mr. Abram S. Hewitt, Col and Mra Ritchie, the Masses Fetridge, w n, Bey, Austin. Lee, Bondie and Stephen, Aree, Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Jay, Capt. aud Mra. Borup, Lieut. and Mrs. Aaroa Ward, Col. Pailey Blanchard, M. Leon Bonnat, Mr. rt, Mr. John Sargent, the Cheva- Wer de Staers, the Marquis de’ Nedonchel. Count de Gabriac, the Countess de Mont- seulnen, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kidgeway, Cou- eal King. Mrs. and Mies Shriener, Mr. and Mra. W. TH Stewart, Mr. Theodore Stauton, Mrs. Lonbard Spencer. Mr. and Mre. Richard Wins- low, Mr. wott Gregory. Mr. and Mra Sehiewfelin, Mrs. Hit, Mr. Chester A. Arthur, Aristarchi Bey, Col. and Mrs. Jerome Boua- Sorte, Sire Denton. Mrs. Dinemore, Mise Fane ir. end Mrs. Charles Ffoulke, Mrs’ MeGinnin, Mr. George Howard and many others, re or, and soe — A One-Time Millionaire Now a Bankrupt. Col. H. % Benjamin, the pioneer investor end business partner of Capt. N. D. Moore, the discoverer of the Geogebie iron range and for several years a ponanza king. took “the poor man's vath” in Milwaukee wo the jail Iimit uuder an execution against his Eatwin Booth is not in the best of health, and went Saturday to Buzzards Bay to make Joe Jefferson & visit. His Newport residence is let, fad be Wil wot again cecupy it, he says. THE MONTGOMERY COUNTY FARMERS. They Complain of Bad Treatment at the Hands of the Attorney for the District. To the Editor of The Evening Star: Asstated in Saturday's Stan, the farmers of Montgomery county have experienced serious difficulty in disposing of their produce in the District, and they have fully determined to take all necessary steps to obtain as free access to the Washington markets as the laws as they now exist will permit, and if found necessary to ask Congress for relief. In order to act in- telligently they determined to ascertain defi- nitely just what their rights are, and accord- ingly one test case was instituted in the Police Court, which resulted in removing one of their obstacles. This method, however, was found to be extremely troublescme ard annoying to the farmer who made the test und also inter~ fered in a measure with the regular working of that eonrt. In order, therefore, to avoid unnecessary communicate with some | jitication they asked the attorney for the Dis- | trict for his opinion as to the law in certain ticulars, fully explaining to him that the well as by | farmers were anxious not to violate the law, but wished to know what the law wa: ing that if limit wold avord re Court, and in any case it wou.d determine just what points of difference existed. nd stat -¥ got a satisfactory opinion from ‘orting to the Police The attorney for the District very politely answered that he would be gind to accommo- date the farmers, but that he did not feel at liber without being called upon by the Commission- Y ers to dono. and he suggested that a letter be £2,198.70 taxes were due, was bought for £2,300 | written to the Commisioners explaining the on & Bro. The upper ship yurd | state of the case, and asking that on which +1,373.40 taxes are due, was | referred to him and he would then be glad to do It is expected that all this | everything in his added that the opi and would be binding upon the officers of the District. . to give 'an opinion in such a matter ¢ matter be ower to satisfy them, and would then be official It is now a great surprise and disappoint- ment to those interested that the attorney for the District gives it ns his 0} course suggested by himself was an improy one, and this is more especially so as from time to time during several weeks past they have been informed at the attorney's office that one of his assistants was at work on the opinion and it would be forthcoming in a few days. jon that the The Montgomery farmers are acting in this earnestly, and are only anx- ‘a regular orguniza- It is certainly to the interest of the residents of the District that the freest pousible access be en to fresh market produce, and the farmers « of Montgomery county are certainly entitled to consideration, as they deal almost exclusively with Wa: amount of money into the District. It does seem, therefore, take the risk of be subject to arrest, when they merely wish to definitely de: be able to sell their produce without being con- stantly in fear of illegal arrest. ‘The farmers believe, and are advised, that the interpreta- tion put upon certain laws and ordinances by the police officers and market officials is erro- neous, and they are secking to correct the error in the easiest and most conclusive w. the regular legal adviser of the District declines to give them an oficial interpretation of the | tec: law. ington merchants, and bring a large hardship that they have to jolating the law,and im any case ermine what the law is, and thus and yet A MONUMENT FOR PHILADELPHIA. The Colossal Bronze Group Nearly Finished in Berlin. Among the sculptures which attract particu- lar attention at the Berlin international art ex- hibition, says a cable dispatch, is » colossal bronze group, Fight for Li ter, places her hands upon the heads of a farmer and «hunter. ‘The latter, already alert, grasps his rifle and seems to scan the horizon for the im teving the | *PProaching for; the husbendman is slowly awake Seen by itself it appears colossal, and yet it is only a part of the great Washington monument whi ‘America Awakening Her Sons to berty.”” Columbia, seated in the cen- ing. The group is full of life and action. h will be erected next year in Fairmoun ‘k, Philadelphia. Ten years ago the Penn- ivania branch of the Order of the Cincinnati wmering of Berlin an om pletion. The lurge-sized model of the monument may studio. Thirteen representing the thir- to the base of the nals ica ure placed in a reclining ition. Fountains representing the four pri pal American rivers spring from the four cor- sof the base into mighty granite basin Figures of Indians aud hunters surmount thése ntaine, ‘om this base rises a pedestal about thirty F feet high, bearing on both sides, in bas relief, bronze plates representing scenes from the revolution. In front is a group representing | vieto trident and in the other a horn of plenty, while continental soldiers on either side hold up laurel wreaths. The rear is occupied by ‘America awakening her sons,” as described | above. Above all tower a bronze equestrian utatue of Washington, fully seventeen feet high. im the sadd! his eyes glancing straight ahead as into the glorio dine effect. ux America, grasping in one hand ¢ shington, in cocked hat and army cloak, eits with a firm and commanding air, future. The whole presents a very Prof. Siemering will receive $125,000 for his rt of the work.” The castings are made at the foundries of Gladenbeck & Lauchhemmer. They are mostly completed; some parts, as also the statue of Washington himself, have already been shipped to America and Prof. Siemering ts now ly’ whip him | Yet necessary for casting. mpleting the few models © of the best known sculptors in Germany. judest I quiet in his demeanor he does not h about his work, but the ten years of tireless energy and skili which he has t into it are well rewarded by the satisfac- 1s tank nears completion. — MONTE CAKLO IN AMERICA. ‘The Gambling Kesort Proposed for Southern Catitornia, A special to the New York Sun from Louis- dent Diaz of The ndicate organized a stock company. Gen. Eli Murray was made president. Gen. Murray is ex-marshal of Kentucky, ex-gorernor of Utah, and was a candidate to succeed Hearst for ted States Nenator from California. He is the man chqpen by the syndicate to lead n the se! a@ to establish an American in Lower California, whose mon- Included in the grant were the holdings of ns whose families had held the fand jul splendor undisturbed almost since The rights of the Americans meant veggary peated to the Mexican gov- ieut Diaz could not ignore pending the settlement by the Mexi- f their claims for damages the ment. Pr operations of the Americans were suspended | so.n8 to perfect their financial plans, ns of dollars would be required to mmplete their modern Monaco and the mem- bers of the syndicate turaed to the eastern olony were there, as well as | Cities for a portion of the capital required. An dhe city Amnaan ta aybaned 10 | stile, while kin ennetintes coughs other cities in uent of ‘the “millions, they needed, several of ‘ anuary last Gen. Murray came to Louis- m stopping at St. Paul, where many of the wealthiest men, it is said, became interested and contributed liberally to the scheme. A New York banker named Murray, who has just retired, has a band in the sebeme. A mm received here yesterday aamounces that he is ready to start for the west. Exciting Duel in a Court Room. At Buffalo Valley, a post village of Putnam county, Tenn., two witnesses in a murder trial named Jim Mitchell and Oscar Plunkett be- came involved in quarrel in the court room WANTED---HOUSES. FOR RENT—ROOMS. | FOR _RENT—HOUSES. ce IN BOARDING HOUSE, GRUIAB. lan for chamber Work. Washing abd ironing: erences. Appiy 201 K st. n.w. ANTED—A WHITE WOMAN TO COOK: WIL- Ting, to leave jor suinmer. Kelerences re- ‘and skirt hands. App! 7ANTLD_COOKS, CHA WBERMAIDS, NOKSES, ids, waiters, buters, be borers: waitersnnd other help £05 AGENCY, GLS.sth st. B.w. Jecdot* J ANTED—AT CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE— Ue eh, med, bys Meu, $1; women and. boy: nent turnisiied vat once. D. SHAC nd 427 Lith st, aw ANTED-THE ADDRESS OF A THOKO! marine steam engineer; ederly u Svs SeIrg Rae and former service.” WILLE MAY, Jr, 4! 52D st se, 10r. WANTED-A ECESiSa2D HOU-E TO CARE FOR RENT bestia Ble, FRONT ROOM: LARGE por nest a OF unfurnished; $20.09 | LOK KENG 3 HST. N TWO-STORY Jor during the summer by two ladjes or will pay | K'siossts-wiogsat iecation fares Es 045.50] 28 Pattorson at. 14s te #4 * nominal rent; references sive. Cae rk With or withous boarie S1i-A ss iv img Gor st Loe soto tesa es ans ae Kees | ae COON se itp eT) aI FOX BEST—TWo ECENISHED ROOMS, EITHER S__RUST & BURCERFURD, Ae W AXED ROUSESIN THE NORTH West, BT, | Fonstcont ortund hoor consactus oeaee pee HOLTZMAN. REAL Ea ith and N. H. ave. jh and 8 sta: not love than § ‘mont j Rosia secoud door ‘a shady street; between 10th and 2st we $10. b0t or tmmieditecustomers, MERRILI: EP &RY | <= ane 1s oe HIVE, 1114 Fst. nw. 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THUWAS, Btar ofice. “OFFICES. at nw. ..€20t0 #40) Elecant + Re, Hrooms, also two. unfurnished ne tie, we, unease 20S Cat’ nw, Li rominr #33. ANIED TWO GOU) to 404 sth st. nw. D—TEN” PLASTERERS, NONE BUT first-class ones need apply. os D CARPENTERS. APELY ‘Apply at 1008 — = ,ANTED—SALESLADY IN OUR Al ORIOLE, bring reverence with you. ANTED—A MIDDL Wot w prolessionsl n a awed person ; satisiactury references required. Call, ween Land 3 0'ei0ck pid. AGED WHITH. to assist im th at 212 Ist st. a. ’ANIED-GIRL TO DO GENERAL work im family of three. 401 Lith st. ne. L FOR GENERAL HOUS! work; no washing or irouini. laryiand ave. 8. Ww. ,ANTED —AN wonan a» laundress: erence required. Aj Sth and I ata. &. Bd. ave. ne, mon atieville. Ste ATERS & THO! 027-3 = ONT ROOM TO WASTED A PARTE Now DOING 4 success. | © Bui New York ave. JerUat* ra ate brokerage business, and las fue FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH. 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ANTED — IMMEDIATE Miocuamd Mrs. ACH TAR LOM, 110) Fst. n, AN THOROUGHLY i seiling stock to pice TANTED—A FI EY_A GOOD WAIST ED-A YOUNG MAN WITH TWO AND A sxperience in the ANTED-ACTIVE AGENTS FOR O ‘Lukg, hovel wnd Usect. specialties, which are Feyu.red Uy every ole every Wlere, send stAlip. WEEDON & CU., 48 Long st. Clevelan TANTED—A MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN £0 DO ust Have Kod references Kencral housework ; ahd stay miglte, goud Waves to Fight party. I x TED—AT HEADQUART! iatndress, chambermaids, 1u COOMBS & CO., 27 help. SAML. AL GOOD COOK AND DO GENERAL Lug F st. new. 1° W@ WOOK and stations mended. Appiy at CHAS. ANTED—A COLOKED GIRL, FOR GENERAL hous:work im taiuuy of threes uust stay ae FOR CALAGHAT® b e Tater at oace, today. Apply DICK'S AGENCY, = WIFE 10 WonK ON W. W. GOULD, Owen es 0 ATTEND CIGAR SIORE <TED—A BOY well recommended; no otuer need apply. SOK BENT FLAT OF 4 ROOMS eta Proouum aim (at Tiais_Proun rth, south and sast wi Tighe, ar 170 Tots Greenits ks M uly #3 per dozen. 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Feut $45 per month, ironts, south , uysO9T ra. an. south exposure; references exchanged. 942 L st. THOS. G. HENSEY $00. BISEK, Berl W 4S1ED-SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING, | D-W. i _mny28-2: 1:00 F st. Ss inctuding tuirty hours’ dictation each week; Ol RENT—30o E ST, _N.W., DOUBLE PAKLOR, SOW RE oN TSHED. s man shorthand; calirapa aud Kenington; three nts privilege of tath, cous 4 yee, Pe, Pua uieeoue panes Sear ameuda | shale or house cat BLS 2 Ofoom beck tn etcansonder | 121i Ratu. tensed] Lit Gente oe ee | book charts, three months, @10; students assisted. REE MONT a obtaining Jucruuive situations; aiplowas A. August and September), five partly furnished SUAKIN'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, Lo i st. n.w. rooms, stiitable for housekeuping, at 0: East Capitol my20-Lm* 4 Felerence. Apply at house. W ANIED ALL DESIRING PHOTOGRAPHS, cabinets, @2 a dozen; fine work; best skylight th stn e, 7 fot aw, U2 2w* TYLER & KUTHERFORD, 1307 F st. RENT. = a th st. maw., 1Or. ; all mt... m.¢.. 0r.: all mi, r Bent, #10. Fee HEN aaa MONTHS 4 $3) 4 Canon DL BARNES & WEAV! 629 V Wy Ea at COUMBES 14 NFURNISHED ROOMS Gi KENT - for children’ pictures covied: printing and deve,opng | A suitable for light housekeeping. 1203 4th st-u.w. | ay Ses eit hak Fees ERM Sits OLD Gite oe meme cee | dere er see 0 | geen rg ee e e soetin ei \0. He ___«p¢-Sn_| (08 KENT—TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS, SEC. BALNES Ws ‘HION.—1 DESIRE 10 01 ond fle quiet house; terms moderate. Cali or piv} Gi address 112 3d st. m.w. dez7-* Spanish. Forturuese, Dutch Vainsly | hon ips t- riece UNFURNISHED enous Bestroferencesiniven. WILLIAM | HN ei hae ttn Ghee ae ee nO Terrace pace a. Ter: . MUS. ; late. concrete cells BAKNLS & WEAVE We mya" . ISHED — LARGE PD-STORY ‘ {ORK RENT—A SIX-ROOM TWO-STORY. BRICK | SE times io.) ee Bee — | the inemeys reat gid partons GEO. A 30 JeLEVALE® Works :featLers renovated : mattresses | UE: 1OW Fates. + h st. nw. oe Seer ‘ money 5 - GEO. A. Bee SCUSe a gt chs deurepa | Pom WENT IN PRIVATE FAMTEY, DAIS 3426 st, nw. six-room briek all modern im- | 1417 F FH. AUUNGS, Ide La ave “elesdone 1005 furnished rooms, without board or on plan Rent, 62220 DabniG a wo KR is lish lodsines, | Excellent cook. crt G20 F st. dow, ae Oi Asth st. nw. = 5 DAY - —N.W.; 22 ROOMS JISINESS ( TORS } KHODE ISLAND AVF. ; SUITE vou. 's PaRtry :Lurmace yANTED_A COLORED WAITER; Willity fo make Linself userul in the ki Apply at Linea i WOMAN TO COOK AND IRUN AND Call at 2439 1K ‘WOK (NO WASHING ironing’. Apply at $06 4 st. nw. 7K, MAN OR Apply at LAT L st. ‘Woman, ina private tantly. CED HANDS A > others heed appiy. AT THE CHAMPION STEAM LAUN- ah experienced colar . Woasiep earenins WaAstens ANTED-A St SLL F st. new. At N WHo HAS HAD jeuee ox bartender, inust Dring reer ences aud live at Festaurant, Ger 7 ANTED-COOK: dresses, RUrses, Waiters, kitchen maids, &e de. German aud Swedish women. EWORKERS, (Bascxcare roous, HAMS. Tod CED WAIST AND SKIRT but experiencest nds; one tuat can drape: n Address 1618 Marion t FANTED—100 ME! to ll positions 1 Monty Bul call or send postal. TORY, t64 F st. 7. ANTED-YOUNG MAN ‘acquaintance in city who has Ii you have @ posi- had experience so- w fir; salary aceord- siddrese, With relerences, a or particuiurs P_&CO., Siar office, oflice, hours, § Do So'luck; salury low. Ap- ply by Jetter to L." MUNDHEIM, cor. oth and E e i ivine references, jOB IN CARPENTER NDER instructions, gvod tools. Address CARPENTER, ANIED-A REI NTO MANAGI mumereial Enterprise Asso 0D RELIABLE GIRL TO COOK utleman and wife; Kood home and. Feat, conducted Ly lndies—men aid wo or ali kinds ot domestic labor, ‘rof. Siemering is | FANIED_AN ACTIVE 1 £40) to FO wo MANUFACIU "directed to 0 STOR OPeEALOrs: No cuatge for srvice. OLE SEAMANS & BENED CT, Reuungton Type wniter Uilice, Mi and F sts. uw. 53 5(){) WiLL BOY A MANUFACTI a $S3,OU0 Miiies in center of cies; catatsinivd | pol RENT= 16 Sprace st, Boy O'st nw, de. HO 1 “50 Ged Mew DU a G pels —— 125th st hw, Gr... 25 16 Dinginan, 4. Wn years; every thins in first-class order: tu Peasant rooms, just vacated ag i stock and teams; pays over £500 pecanonthsno expert | iors suitable tora phys . ae ee ence necessary: U = er cua take the oflice Wok Ad- Grows MANUFACIU MIE, Star off 1 Wie GIVE $0 FOR A Pi vaition awa buiht Watchin sb9" a 7 wan: Cun furuish best Feierences. Address F Stir office WILL ACCEPT OFFERS FOR liquor store and bar room, 1320. ave., either Vaso. A: WILETGE. aa | POR RESTOBY Wc. Devant wot Kniie Isami aves. chon 1] Toou, every mwode 1304 5 st. new. a | Sired UN st nw * NISHED KoOMS; COOL te; private beth ad stl mw. see PON, BESTSEAE 10WA CIRCLE, FRONTING bark, irout roi, 2d floor, alcove and bay window $15, row. dd flo par.o 8 tyusled .o bard wood; reduced te gud. tee KYat. wa, 1a Took enscllcam, oomdieion B i. st. n.w.. 12 rooms; ° 7 RooMS axb | JiR chann? i payvered wn tinted im besi'styleund im perder? Foouis With Kas and private bath, at S20 L0tht. | orders pitabaul porch ip ae kee eae ‘PALBER SHOP AND BATH ROOMS IN FIRST- | 5. B tltee hott ane teati ee tee | LARGE, # yom tan.” “Apply TYLER & RULE cae ar De sa d ; ROOM, SOND 7-3t 1407 F st. nw. Le oF HAND BALANCE LON 1 ROOM, SECOND Lik rentai opportunity, as it inclu as DLW... near patent offi Jerre ments; rent #183 I courts ai $10 and 812. Je20-5t | ¢ 200M BRICK DWELLING sivee, bar evga aud two remidences, al oped and | OK KENT AT. 1017 Sege'qating 00) anual Fental Address per, mame D, 115 10th, Inquire on p * “NW. LARGE, | Grol A. GiMOUALI 14TH coo} rooms on first, second and third flods with of | hon RENTS x Baredes without bound. aise three suites ot unfur Ba Fee eo ear (ebsot. pateu’ and post Uifices: See Saari on Linear lth north end south front. Appl; iseenh ot nw, Tir. TOSn so jueett fans homes ovcd besreonns wood bnsiness; new house; Ly | 4itet. mew. G11 Mass ave ne, ir. pomtel Cee. W rooms: all mod. iinps. 5 dimnz room and | JOR RENT—ONE_ SECOND-STORY . AL ee Kitchen: bowling alley ti wood reasons | K* room, front; two front rooms on thina floor: THREE-STORY given ior selling also side lot fursaie. Address VW bie board, teruis uoderates 1218 11th st. 2. W. z Vi-roou house, with all modern tn Star office. see COR. =. bet. A and Mw. built uy ‘OK SALE—DRUG STORE IN GOOD LOCATION 907 10TH 8T. N.W., LARGE SEC- aoa, See aw. 1 per mouth. JOHN W. MORKIS, 614 22680" Tong Jewse at low rent; everything: 3 darain. REDFORD W. WALKER & 5‘ : ave. si two windéws; very cool; | 705.9% 1. w., Yr, $00; 400 Tn.w.. cof. thy Br. $30. hewiy iumnisied. nothing Used Letures obe or" ao Bw 9A, 3 C mw i. C8, Maid Copco SOR REST at oe Pe th LOT Tes th We Oe ISB dus Ae oe Pox REST—AT K RE: : CHALLES W. HANDY, real estate, a6 F nw. | SYR stoFy room, ct ~ Ik SHARES BON: 100 Auerican Fay Stock. SAMUEL Paul st., Baltimore, Md. FOR S804 a SMALL CORNER GROCE! the west: cheap:rent low. Apply sout- mer 10th snd V sts. B.w. E2630 ik SALE—FIXTURES, AWNING, ACK, 100 4 pyuting press, 100 EALMEAN F ei B OK KEN I—ELEGANT MOUSE OR WENT—4i7 OTH NT. _N.W,, TWO NICELY furnisived bapered «itd carpeted, with | eo ee ae 10 Lithst nw, 10: 2" jaree balis and [HOUSE modern a }OR RENT—HANDSOME SUITE OF ROOMS ON 1 2X0 peruomth. A. J. SCHWAKIZ, Gu Oth et.n.w. | BOUT BAPrevementy | prives W 2azep a ant come Apaban 1x sury | He ieee eee ee eee) wierd ————— geheghonbig references end becurtgs Acres | gt Om in prnvate fay. At LAOH ta ane i Pot PRET COUNTRY BOA ~< abe: - a 3 PLEASAN’ Pol E a E. TANTED TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT; ar | FO} RENT IWOe Ht ST _W.W__hOOw: tie. Dens piace. Aeautital nea onta, — W iiistencrent to earn oe practice fo tnereancapeed | je title oF unturiabed single op en. tl es ange trees: house he 10 | 2 ob Gai. aw. KiTbiy EXCHANGE, G10 Fst. uw. xi a eee E LIPSCOMB, UIs Lith st. Fe i0N ato. #000126 saw, ee THEE RAYON! WE W “ ‘ ARD; TWO IS HOUSE 1005 ~N.W. 5 15 ROO! oat o ss oa WANTED CRAYONS CRAYON! WE WANT | Pro nga! GOON AND, pd Dot wenaat modes toevoranais: ts esti sth st nie Tr WUNTRY BOARD — ON THE T0P OF BLU 71) Market space, Amuateur Legatives developed an cial epee) a hs St mw. hd yewetabies. pure, cou. sir -avundant shade. 840 printed. Cali and get prices and see samples, C \T_FURNISHED FRONT DA-EMENT Brea ASL ROWS. "Koom 10,"sth dege, SUMMER BOARDERS, HEALTHY 1M erood faking wm tenth its mil FOARD FOR Two dren. aces 3} and 5 years. in the subarhe, withan Sy RN et care pet ot terms, ARLINGTON, st are Hon. Beveriy Tucker, « coumodations. uioderate Tat-n GAITHERSBURG, Juchtyal suuamer resort M: ‘. BOLLING, Susamt y ANTED = SUMMER CHLIDMAN, Helgeeville, Berkey coun, W. ¥ thirty estles irom Wal to Mrs. MARTIN MAT William county, Va. wren: Ares K, V JANTED—EVEKYBODY LO HAVE THEIR enches, Juuus Lansvurgh's, dtu and d, apd 006 and and as; convenfent to herdics. : Forest Gen, hid. PRINGDALE” — house with aunple wood fare, Leaitiny iuum.ty, two dain every day 5 wi on W. & 0. OHS G. HEEN DO BOARDING aS wave, Befiued an! mtel!iaeet ets in two alles of Puarcef!vitie and sequined, B ARDEKS WANTED A healthy country Plenty ot adik and fruit. Lo per monte } PLEASANT, large shady yard wud! aflord couty, Va. teal the “Baithwore and ‘Uh taliroad 4° st. now., 12-room desirable dwelling; large | ile. WV bound: port office 86.50. healthy prncesf dean . ANT: DSix Villave near i. Reade, ba Swed water, bees Tih. GODS, Sefferun, Freier | Mil. BE PREPARED BY JULY 1 TO accom. emus nederate Bins. MAKI & se DORSEL, Washington Grove, MeL BY AKDeks WANTED AT LAKE VIE from Halpiue st aditions; shade, bowl arg, hiockvilie, Mt. BEFINED FAMILY LIVING IN TRE a A teins WR GOOD COUNTRY BOALD AP E. DUNBAR. lunge P< OAKD IN PRIVATE FAMIC\ law ATED Powotase river one tile tro Frroveweuts ceiiar: 20.30 | Pines hom, St . Piney Povut NI — TO A GENTLEMAN—A NICELY furnisied room in a beautiful new bay-window use cpyosite circle: convenient to Gov't Printing <: uetnbaonaemdenmilimandade & store. Apply to W. X. Bi ve, sedis! F HE BEST ESTAGLISHE: Krocery and iiattor stores in Sonth Washington and | 324° the cheapest rent; Ifind it impossible to give itatten- | 2 hon required. Adress JOHN, btar office. jezot” | JOR RENT—THRER ELEGANT KOOMS, THIRD PLEASE EXAMINE SOMETHING ENTIRELY | yishede AUGI7D st ewes ermistied: Or untae ew, a business that is first-class, profitable apd De = yermesient, | Amount for halt interest 81,00, Worth | OR RENT-TWO UNFURNISHED | ROOMS, 720,000. Adiress Box 138, Star ollice. " Je25-0t" second floor; soutern exposure; larze closet: Lay: (PQ LEASE FOR A TERM OF YEARS,” A Goop | "HMM sicoves bath ates,” SEE Maas, Wve. Bc business property cheap rent; « ne opportunity. 1235 7th st.. bet. Mand N sts. 1. Y AND PUOVISION ST THOS. D. BOND, Real Estate ei a Jedi” P84 Be81-2) Thowas EC WAGGAMA: Teal Estate Broker, Uli B ‘Apply. to Fst nw. ia oad Mass ave, iar 1228 Met nw, Lr. Lats Sse ave uw, Te i217 Nest (fur), 14 os F et (fur), use of orse and carnase, ims "150 817 ath rt 1 100, U 1 Siieheand. = Ses V si, Gr wee iF ooo [no Qe Or) 7th sty reco. ‘* ete E SpCOND-STORY FRONT 3 pAvate fanuily. 154 Ty T E. 207 G W.; ons of the finest on Tth st. ; stock E NICE UNFURNISHED 5 fresh, fixtures fine; anestablisied trade of tive years: | A rooms, water. cus and bath ;all on second floor; no Sth and Me wines Jarge'run of good ‘customers; house has P roots and | chiidem. “71 I at. WW. eziie" = 7 BOL Jota st nw, OF, 2 giG Ist et ne, by es ee ee ee Fe KENT-ENTILE THIRD FLOOR OF PREXC ne “iisabled cause for selling: fine: horse; | £ ises 1023 7th st. uw. ; 5 rooms. all med. tmp Larness and wavon included. Apply to sue oor. “Abpiy to LOUIS 'P. SHOEMAKER tri ZIV itu st. we stn pe ‘OK RENT—A VERY DESIRABLE NEW STORE sth MS Have nw Gr 14z1 Fil ave, 10; 22d st, Ue. A10G st, OF ee TTHREE ONE RNISHED ROOM with larve cbo! cellar. new stabie, aliey in rear: | 2 Feut reasenabie to good tenant: best of refer suitable tor dry woods, xroceries, clothing ora mixed | fauired. a 1402 Chapinst. Lr... Mock: the locality. SAG Mor Bridve st.» Georgetown, | OK K™.NT— SECOND AND THIRD-STORY | ‘The above Louses can be examined by permit from ‘UF LICES. 408 Laave, Ist foorcr Central bull basement, 2 frum, ‘Gunton Vuild! IS: 28 Comuuauds tie best country and city trade cowl ruows; nortil, suuch aud eastern expostitee: corner only. THOMAS J. FISHER OO. inti ety omy BOUL BY per ont? houte: stuuner fates. near War and Treasury Depart: Ra Fst. mw. . A. FHALLIPS & SON, ments: With or without board, 200 KF st. n.W.Jes-at™ | — a Jel3-14t i419 N.Y. ave. ‘TT WO NICELY FURNISHED KooMS; | FOX RENT—916 Del ave 328 Vaave sw, Sr..2 13.00 ‘OU TARE NO CHANCE, ‘sunuiner Fates; fo xeat PHeucLAtuily cook aad | Ay awater, 4810. phew nial Gea | a th ay Kansay cleans your watch for81, puts inmain- | convenien 'y ocated house shear the sth and 11th st. “ew Sagi Syring Jor #1, and warrants his work’ che year. We | cars; reverences exchanged, 1OLL M pened wt cage be. ARD, 407 435 st. clanu’ to be te best and cheapest’ practical Wate: = Gunton build, rms 30 ‘ Saker inthe city Ts be meee Cecteal watch | OR RENT—O17 NEW YORK AVE., BET FSR RENT ‘and 2: oa lun, iarxe. cool Toom om seen dios, with | ASSIS Ts ow, tae hove is ouiy’a Tertion of the rroneriy on map LOST AND FOUND. | Siizvorniaiso onier roots with yourds “Sedrdie" | Sista loti x Por jull ute cll at oftice tur bullen fecued ok 2LOST AND FOUND. )OR ENT—1is8 GUNN. AVE. SD-4LOOB | tien ieee Ds the Ist and 15th. (je) _THOS. #. WAGGAMAN, ; bright and cool ; private bath if desired. Ti 1 _N. W. (LE DROIT OST _FIDAX EVENING 1 x 4 to the Macalester OF on steamer, a Dlnck er SPTEATGE- NIGEL FULXISHED EEE seo tiom : 3 oo ENT—LARGE NIGELY FURNISHED SEC re Cuaninere wraps Address $4 New JeeaZe | F Gud story front and other roows: sinsiy orem Arthur pi nw, st ma, Gr. iments; EY TED—SITUATION: ILD YOUNG GES iihest testimonials ax to scurlet character aud business ability wishes tmanently with soue good firm or corporation who pensation for faithtul ser- ‘Address, with at will pay a Feascuable ice can do ofc Darticwars, JANE ;ANTED—BY AN INDUST (OUN AND HONENT driver of delivery Wayon or Turnish reference. Call A GeADGE DOLIGHIPUL we im the wountain fa) «ron Waters. railroad station, Pef., Miss Fant, a3 st., Chaunce HOUSES, ao DERSONS DI boyd w station. ters STALE. Boyd's Staion, M PME DE LANDER PALM NOW READY POR Teasobauie. Address Mr: aiso mumera: water. La Private tearun caret 101 Boyd's station, Montroneey co LE MOUNTAINS SUMMFA BOA! es trou, Luray « iuente, sine Ridge . ect vation 3.40 tet. BIONY MAS IND, ONT SEND FAL ing house when they can wet rotor near Seountain Lak roars wat NTRY Boau dren, J eaprens trams daaiy : AL EALLOUGHEK, Mountum Lake Park, Ma SE OPENGD MAY 2 T Park). pretty exght-room cottaze ; modern tuyrove- | 7p HE OSBORNE, wrk pretty exe podern tnpro KE OSBORNE, Westineton tro 1425 New Yorkave. | tion abu ieet above situcted :slewe schale Tuten Apply or, address W. J. UsbUL NE, 724 Lith st. bw a suite; periuahent aud transient; with board. 814 i-th T1207 TITH ST. N.W., EIGHT: Freon Cramds, Auge | = ™ se20" bay-window urick, intro) Literal reward it retugnedto | {OK RENT—I018 H ST, N.W., SINGLE Koos ‘. 17 Lith st. new ge ‘OF pari of acoul, beautifully fidrisued licuse cain eS vg Ee RINGS EMG | be hudlat lowest raten: reterences no chiaren scob Fos ES EAMOUSE Soe ST. ww Room; | Be a Tt? | cookine stoves: ADDY ai Keats mews Sele dela Gis Lith me. Bw. | D-SUNDAY, JUNE SI, LEMON TWO NICELY FURNISHED KOOMS, y ; horthern’ and southern exposures hose aud | also a room for storiue furniture; Feu auowerate. ‘ud | 1102 New Sork ave. u.w. Gt" INGLY, Je20.it* 835.50 Be Be ‘ANTED_GO To DICK’S AGENCY FOR COOK . nurses, laundress, conchinen, waiters, foutinet, farm nave references froin lam ANTED-CALL AT COOMDS & for cooks, chamberiiatis, maids, nurses, walters, men cooks, Waiters, footiuen, far: ‘meh ; Foferences trou last place. anil dairy mew ANTED—BY FIRST-CLASS SETTLED COL- ored nurse, place to care for young infant, waxes expect Gs best references !UFnisu ; Ci Gall Tuesday 1622 Corcoran st. COLORED GIKL, PLACE AS. ly OF Durse oF w. 7 ANTED_BY Call at 125 Virginia ave. 7 ANTED—BY Any office or business wiiere tntellicence, indus- deMieucy are requisite. He pd a Valuable man. 7 ANTED_BY AN HONEST AND INDUSTHIOUS, speaking ive lancusees, situation with some busiaoss bo Cail or address H. M., L212 Oth st. 9. w. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL, s prefers to Ko away for the best city references: none but Address 2500 1 st. 1t* Who answers thig a situation asm summer: can turnist first-class faites need apply. a Cy S1_JUNE 27, BET. 14TH AND ISTH HI1S., 5 | nished; in new house; all int. ; ver 4 s¢. and Pierce place n.w., pair xoid-runined eye- | thon; near all lines street cara, 514 M st. n.w. Klasse, with gold chain. Fihuer kindly return same | _Je2U-Lun fo 1o1d Sat. mw. and receive ltheral reward. e273" | OR RENT_FURNISHED-ONE LANGE COOL Sart ee ie OsT—PUG GiP; ANSWERS 10 NAME OF NEL- | FQGnun od floor, saltable tor tees ne Maino oe co fo ee TE wkivEn” | W tie, Howard paid i'deuvered at Lc Het new.” | lic) huiwoncepinis price, S12. spect rates with ee mh tur kg TR a par ieee aterm acted eh A3th st, store. 0355.3) OF M tae, dr )OR RENT—TEN-ROOM HOUSE, 005 U BT. N TR OF a EL i SR A) | yrs 40 Sie tote’ st oa A Band Hein ww. noud waren roby f ‘OW RENT_I621 G8T., TWO COMMUNICATING | 14:6 Sst uw, Br.........3) Nozth'scourt Parkine’ in good eunditioas trod inspe:eethan ¥ twrard ifreturned to LEILA JA secgud-oorTuniahed fom, rented sepia yea | 327 B. Hi. WARNER & CO. Possession: $30. OW stk LSS, Le eve. Sete nw. desired. = a , = = 70H KENI-AN ELLGANT ENCE ON Log ceiie Brck TamnIEE Fun aye; aril be Bate, tay SEL Gy ar Ese woReb heaps ee White face, cliest and four white sect; abou 5 3 5 rebT En twelve pounds: nnd collar, but Bo tag: “ieward uF FOR RENT—STORES. ie Gis wi it seh Meco lara co EAS, | oe Base stom _anb_pwanting | Wis ae Licata ator beak, Gerreee Gas WTO REN QOD | cor a, nse lane plate lane wie” | RS 1H lO, Aiers Home of on Bunker Hill road between university | iiup. suit auy Uusineds “SHEN E, 1000 fh ok eo and Highland Clubor on old Brentwood road. Ke- a ward if returned to W. 1, HOPKINS, 1420 F st. It OH RENT. RE SIT 1 ST_N.W.;LARGE Ca ghd uae aagueseay Mi hal CBLACK | F'ptatesans window, Sit celar vault under pave: Sher aha era i serurmed GEO. F-NOZEL, | ny ile businees Avbiy to. G- CAMPDLLE, on et on J ti if ty coche ‘OSt_SMALL RED LEATHER POCKE1 BOOK is oe (Or card vase coutaining a hee oil ponin add Pook | {Ok RENT—STORE AND ROOM, 1303 E ST. N. deanng’ owners suey searszis valasue ty ees | location ‘unexcelled for any EA Hany Dsltte Fons’ Return ks ceSe NORTE | merece" tone: ‘al eotvemienca: atm, wale? Bay-window rick: concrete cellar and lanse yard; Je20-3t Fy undulating ond IAS. A. SHIELDS, 1406 Fst. 9 w._ | Country. Kensingt FOR BENT_8TH AND C STS. 8. W., 10 ROOMS, | Urmuen B audy. KK. ie oni ‘aul mod, ‘cood neighborhood. quectric bell /AKDEiS WANIED, PLEASANT Mit, Vecetablen, wilk, aisuie aud (eEL# OGetube . Us Netuent to cars abd daiiy tnatie, and ali itor country louie. Thses Cola, Hamiiton, Loudoun Co. Va. MOUNTAINS FONT RETEOAD and (near Karpyers Kerry), cjens June 1, au couigrts ahd country 20 00 | Tuxunies. “We Keep ‘Iryat, Wasi. Baca ior heath, 18.00 | county, Ma. AGEESTOWN, ABOUT FWELVE wer abd fa), etuation « Lar» ear.) corres) bd aus. CLARK, oS i Washinton Hagerstown, Md. "w._ | able and convement; uear Kee- ence no.icited. COUNTRY REAL _ESTATE_ e {OR SALE-ONE OF THE MC tracts of sand in Montyonery 6 FOE RENT—ONLY $30 PER MONTH; 6-ROOM | jh lou: as wisioh of beautatul villa sites. Cie lami is tant a" commands beautuul view oi the on station <u tie iy Ii willow distant. - on the Taliroad of over halt nile. romans pact Of Over S HUPTA, 1301 F wt. ‘BDIVISION ON METROPOLI- . Cincinnati Enquirer Bureau, 141] F st. n.w.* | electric iuchts. good ANTED-SITUATIONS (IN OR OUT CITY, reasonable Jed tenant’ wil’ be lensed for's ‘LQSI EAN FROM B. AND P. DEPOT TOWARD | ferm ou Gelirable party: Apply" ett MAS drivers, porters, nurses, lad Lookkeepers. sales taken charge ol). B draftsmen (houses 7 ANTED-BY A SETTLED WHITE WOMAN, ‘situahion as housekee| ‘stuall family. Address Box ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, SITUATION AS ‘Wagon, OF can inake Hy useful about store; ‘eieronce. “Addrow ‘A. E LOWE, 4 Mat. TED—! fOUNG MAN DESIRES TO LO. ee river of ice, teed term or years Lone Uridiw «white ‘nd yellow pointer pane | M. FikLD=, 404 Louisiana ave. 2. ‘West Washi Be % as Leo. if returned to WM. F. Prt ‘RENT HOUSE iT., OPPO- {te afaes West Watton sevisk | Fon, bholeais tet hem, 68, Gan seed Lo eA ED BLACK DOG; lp 3 ‘TO | into two stores. Inquire 920i La.ave. my l}-: pet gk tins eo Fes teet and tail. “s At ‘returned to° Hour 2, Ate iantie vuildings C.. NEWMAN. ders FOR RENT—OFFICES. — Sitios Poe suns ar Sean oes Fe. RENT—DESK RUOM TO NUTALY PUBLIC Park, June 20, 1801, buffalo, pale red with *) Ys one ear. and. . JNO. A. SMITH, Er ating ee et iow, a 1 Cenitral ‘National Bank O8T—BLACK NEWFOUNDLAND DOG; COLLAR | “2° S20: S78 ‘but no tag. Reward ‘returned. eS, RENT—VER: ICE OF FICE ROO! i Sait - f0 oe | FREES aR ac aw de O'BRIEN tee BY GOOD, RELIAi Wer tcees mrad, Se about the house. = Can furnieh reference. ‘ANTED | POSITION | BY | EXPERIENCED W ‘clerk with good references. Address M_3f., ‘hotel 3M. NTED—BY A YOUNG MAN Jeaces® place a8 bartender BOARDING. Eeees ee ae use ates, "Highest ‘abd’ hoaitinest Toca, inthe Friesen oie MRE SSS Bees ae | eee oe NOTARIES PUBLIC. RENT. In office from 9 a.m. to: = = == pes