Evening Star Newspaper, July 2, 1891, Page 2

° - OS ee ta THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C. THURSDAY, JULY 2. 1891. HIS APPLICATION DES ‘Mr. John Dove Will Have to Serve Out His Full Sentence. Inthe matter of the application of Jobn Dove for pardon, the Commissioners today de- cided in view of the attorney's opinion that they had not the power to pardon him. ANACOSTIA. RECHABITE ELECTION. Anacostia Tent. No. 138, Independent Order of Rechabites, met Tuesday night and elected officers as follows: Chief ruler, James H. God- | dard; deputy ruler, E.. Lowe: shepherd, C. E. Bladen: levite, George Webster: inside’ guard, ‘The case is this: John Dove was sentenced | F. Macfarland; outside guard, J. W. Jackson; on the 17th of April, 1891, for keeping a dis-| chaplain, J.B. Allan; treasurer, J.” B. Reed; orderly house and sentenced to sixty | Snancia} necretary, Arthur Tew; Yecording sec, days in jail. He was also convicted on | ruler, Leon A. Milstead, now fills the chair of ‘that date of keeping an unlicensed bar and | past chief ruler. Mr. J. H. Goddard, sr., was the work house. that he was not sentenced to ninety days in ‘The petition for pardon claims the proprietor of the house. ‘The matter was referred to the attorney for the District for report. _ Y] am more than ever of opinion that the honorable Commissioners have no power to par- don.anda taxpayer whoshould take offensemight raise the question. Apart from this fact, how- ever, and my well-known opposition to clem- ency'in cases where parties oppose, make ex- pense and then a jury convicts, I must be con: strained to admit that Mr. Dove presents a list of names of good men who favor him. The commendations of such gentlemen to any man ought to have weight if the Commicsioners think they have the power to grant the request ef the applicant.” z ‘As stated above the application was denied. — ALEXANDRIA, PUBLIC SCHOOL MATTERS. ' The city school board” holds its July meet- ing tonight and arrangements will be made for the payment for the lot on Wolfe and Wash- ington streets purchased some time ago. The payment was not desired during the lifetime of Mrs. Elizabeth Howell, but bas become ne- cessary at bor death in order to settle the es- tate. No difficulty whatever will be jenced by the board in borrowing the , It was at first neressary for this purpose. suppe: that the election” of | Tras- tee Henry Strauss to the mayoralty would occasion 4 vacancy in the board from the second ward. The school authorities at Richmond have, however, de- eided that the election to the office of mayor does not vacate the place of school trustee, 9 Mayor Strauas will continue to be a member of ihe school board. The superintendent of schoois was not present at the board meeting, ashe is in attendance at the State Teachers Institute at Ledford City, but it is understood that the examination of teachers will not take place until near the close of August. THE MINOR CITY OFFICES. Mayor Strauss presided at the mayor's court this morning and disposed of some email cases. He hes made his first appointment, designing Mr. Charles F. Adam as keeper of the town clock, vice R. M. Latham, who has been elected superintendent of gas and has entered upon the discharge of his duties. The mayor has also appointed Mr. George Baggett keeper of Peany Hill burial ground, vice It W. Ballinger. ‘The police officers aud minor officers of the corporation will be elected during July by the eity council, There no proposal for exten- sive changes and it is supposed that the pres- eut officials will be re-elected. TAX COLLECTIONS. The finance committee having approved the bond of Tat Collector Cox both he and Tax Collector German are now engaged in collect- ing the due bills, on which a discoant of 10 per cent is allowed if paid before the 10th of July. soTEs. ‘The Citizens’ National Bank has declared a semi-annual dividend of 3°4 per cent. Col. Basil Brawner, the old gentleman who was last week thought to have been fatally in- Jured from being knocked down by # horse, is how improving and may recover. Mr. J. F. Tackett has lost his infant daugh- ter Eliza of cholera infantum. There is general satisfaction here that the ropesal to play base ball on Sundays at the Eorilomen's Driving Park near this city will Bot be carried out. a ‘The ¥. M. C. A. Fourth. A patriotic musical and literary entertain- ment will take place in the hall uf the associa- tion building, 1409 New York avenue, tomorrow ‘evening at S o'clock. An interesting program of recitations, solos and patriotic orations will be presente, interspersed with musical selec- tuoms oy the ¥. M. Orchestra. ‘The pro- grata is arranged as Invitation march—Ferrazzi; prayer, Rev. Chan. A. Stakely, D-D.; address of welcome—J. E. Pagh; solo—Snowtlakes, Miss Emily E. Frech; oration—The Voice of the People, Mr. ©. E. Paul: violin solo—i Trovatore Fantasie, Mis Pauline Isemann (by D’Alard): poem. From Thirteen to Fourty-four, A D. Spangler; Happy Hearts’ waltz Faust; oration—Ihe Young American of To-day, Mr. Geo. W. Drew: solo—Pattison Waltz Song, Mrs. K. ‘Vhompson Kerry; recitation—Legend of the Builder, Miss Emily E. Frech; piano solo— Romance Americaine, Prof. Arnold W. Meyer (by the composer); oration—Puatrick Heary, J. D. Wolverton; solo—Hail, Thou Day of Days, J. H. Hunter; Splinters—Kollinson; benediction; Danse Antique—Binding. Music by ¥.M.C.A Orchestra. —— i President of Oberiin. Prof. W. & Ballentine, a graduate of Rutgers | College, was yesterday inaugurated president of Oberlin College, Oberlin, Ohio. In his in- augural address be spoke favor in of athletics, decided step toward modern ideas for Oberlin, and in favor of the American college as op- posed to the foreign university. Senator Sher- man made a brief address after him. patients ‘The Store Clerks and the ‘To the Editor of The Evening Star. As the Fourth of July will soon be upon us and while all are making preparations for en- joying this the greatest of all national holiday I think this an appropriate time to say a few worsis im your excellent journal in defense of the cverworked store clerk, who seldom knows what « day's holiday means. While many of our stores will be closed on Saturday, there are others who will be compelled to keep open to accommodate those who persist in patting off their shopping until last moment and thereby deprive the poor clerk of « day's holiday. ‘The stores whl all’ be open Friday night, and there is no reasonable excuse for any one shopping on the Fourth. Kemember that clerks are only human, although some le think they are more, and if you havea bee 's holiday try to put it to a better advantage than making purchases. Surely every patriotic American wishes to celebrate Independence day, and by suspending business we will aid each other in doing #0 HSK — The G. A. K. Fourth of July. Department Commander Pipes and a com- mittee of GAR menare busily engaged in preparations for the Fourth of July celebra- tion to be held in the Chautauqua grounds at Glen Echo by invitation of the management of the Chautanqua. All members of the G. A. R, Women’s Kelief Corps and Sons cf Veterans, with their families, will Le admitted free to the National Chautauqua on that day. Speaking by prominent meu, a national sa- Jate by artillery and music will be the order of rth. | Lydecker’ elected as delegate to the high tent,which meets at Savannah, Ga., in August. J. B. Redd was elected alternate. Under good of the order the hymn “Nearer, My God. To Thee,” was sang by Messrs. B. Bryanand J. T. Loveless. A stirring speech was made by Benoni Milstead, in hiis opinion rendered to lay the attorney | corresponding secretary of the tent. ‘A SAD ACCIDENT. A-ad accident occurred yesterday. Joseph C. Anderson of Jefferson street procured a piece of lime on Monday for the purpose of making lime water to cure dyspepsia. Yester- day one of his sons bronght a piece of the lime in the house to prevent its being wetted by the rain, and Mrs. Anderson, in order to reserve it, cast it into a emall stone jar in the wttom of which there was water. It was not Jong in effervescing, and the Anderson chil- dren, Fannie, aged sixteen, Wilbur, aged four- teen, Ethel, aged twelve, and Stella, aged six, gathered around it. One of the elder girle picked up the jar to remove it from the room and a second or two later it exploded. Little Stella was terribly hurt. The right eye, the doctors say, was burned out and the sight per- laps destroyed in the left. She suffered lon; cuts on the right aud left sides of her_face and a deep gash over the right oye. Dre. Pyles and Watson responded prompily, sewed up the gashes and removed the lime from the eyes and face of the injured child. The other children were hurt, though not seriously. Mrs. Ander- son is grief stricken and the father, who was at work in Washington when the accident oc- curred, is prostrated. Theexplosion was heard by neighbors a considerable distance away 4 quier WEDDING. Mr. William Fisher end Miss Betie Dodge were quietly married at the home of the bride's parents last night. Rev. W. G. Davenport, rector of the Episcopal Church, performed the ceremony. Only relatives of tne contracting parties vere present. The bride wes attired in white. The groom. graduated last month’from the National Law School. in 1889 he «vas cap: tain of company A, High School Cadets. ANACOSTIA’S FOURTH OF JULY. Preparations for celebrating the Fourth go on, but the rocket, crackers and candles are wearing a wet blanket as one of the results of the school trouble. Mr. Phinney is an execu- tive committee in himself and is working he- roically for success. The Anacostia Zouaves, a juvenile organization, has promised to re- ‘organize and turn out on Saturday. Kit Carson Drum Corps has volunteered to come over, and there will Le several speeches from local orators. ‘THE SCHOOL CONTROVERSY. Postmaster George F. Pyles had an inter- view Tuesday with Superintendent of Schools Powell in reference to the Anacostia school principalship. Mr. Powell said the metter would receive consideration at the next meet- ing of the board of trustees. pr. A. H. Witmer, trustee of county schools, was not present at the board meeting Tuesday night owing to the sickness of two members of his family. A number of the friends of Mr. Petty congregated at Justice Armstrong's office last night, but owing to the inclement weather the meeting was postponed till tonight. Both the cpponents and friends of Mr. Petty are extremely active. Mr. A. R. Thornett and Mr. Olaf Guerdron have also bad interviews with Superintendent Powell. A MASONIC CELEBRATION. Anacostia Lodge, No. 21, F. A. A. M., was to have had a social fete last night, but foul weather prevented. The executive committee, consisting of James H. Dony, chairman, H. W. Eno, Jno. E. Minnix, J. V. Conway and Adolphus Gude, determined to change the fete into s Masonic Fourth of July celebration, to be held during the afternoon and night at Market place, about one-third of a mile distant from where the origtnal Anacostia celebration will occur. An attempt will be made to unite the two sets of celebrants. NOTES. Millard F. Morse, the six months’-old-son of Lawyer John A. Morse, died Tuesday at the home of his parents in Hillsdale and was buried in Hillsdale cemetery yesterday. Cora B. Sandy, infant daughter of John F. Sandy cf Giesboro, died yesterday and the re- mains were taken today by the steamer Taggart to Lodge Landing, Va., for interment. George Schwab leaves on Monday for Phila- oan for B. Bayne & Bro., hei 1 Hans, assignee for yne & Bro., hes taken possession of the old store. The Baynes’ indebtedness was €2,400. oe GEORGETOW: a cat Front. There are some local chicken fighters, dog fighters and all-round sporting men here, who have developed what might be called a mani for fighting cats. During the spring a num- ber of cat battles took place and they were al- ways bloody and sickening. On Tuesday the college woods, near one of the entrances to place, was the battle ground. A large crowd of negroes and roughs were gath- ered about the pit and watched the fierce strug- gles of the two felines. For nearly two whole hours they fought, during which time the air was full of the sometimes piteous, sometimes defiant yells of the eats, accompanied by the coarse and worse sounding exclamations of the owners as victory or defeat threatened their pets. The spectators declared that they never witnessed a more savage fight and long before it was over the pit's bottom was covered with the fur and Llood of the principals. Finally the strength of one of the poor brutes gave out and he fell over and was quickly dispatched by his still comparatively strong adversary. There was considerable excitement after the fight and it was with difficulty that the bets that had been made were collected. The hero of the battle was theu tenderly bandaged by his owner and taken home. The dead cat remained in the bottom of the pit, which was filled by the crowd with the surrounding debris. WOODLEY HUNT CLUB ELECTION. ‘The semi-annual meeting for the election of officers of the Woodley Hunt Club was held last night at the Ebbitt House. About forty mem- bers were present. The election of Maj. Rath- bone for president and Mr. Jas. H. Bradley for vice president was unanimous. The other offi- cers were chosen as follows: Wm. D. Rudy, sec retary; Geo. T. Green, treasurer; board of gov- ernors, Dr A. A. Snyder, Wm. R. Pudy and Maj. Rathbone. ‘The club, through its secre- tary, tendered a vote of thanks to Messrs, Burch and Gibbs of the Ebbitt for the uee of the Lotel's parlor. NOTES. The large vaults on M street near 29th, whose top was so close to the surface as to prevent the construction over it of the cable road, has now been sufficiently lowerel to in no way obstruct the placing of the yokes or the full play cf the bik. The tracks ncross here have all boen laid, and the work is now progressing rapidly on the Washington side. ‘The concrete pavement on N street between the afternoon. A real live, patriotic celebra- den is promised. = _ Real Estate Matters. * ©. W. Reynolds hax purchased of J. Paul Jones sub 61. square 179. fronting 20 feet 4 fmenes on Corcoran between ith and 7th streets northwest. Jobu J. Koche has bought for $6,506 of John Bacigaluppi sub 13, square 523, on N and 4th streets ani New Jersey avenue northwest. H. Beard has purchased for $5.874 of R. HL Mont ery the west 60 feet by depth of lot ‘97,4 P. B's sub of Pleasant Pinins. W. P. Williamson hae bought for $13.99 of W. L. Cole parts 13 aad 14, square 449, 26 by 116 feet on M between 6th snd 7th streets northwest. Elizabeth Floyd Sicard has bought of J. J. Prrnam for $4,900 lot 12, block 14, Meridian Hi. ‘Barton L. Walker bas purchased for $8,556.60 of Kobert M. Bell lot 2. square 965, 62 feet 10 inches bu Massachusetts avenue between 10th apd llth streets northeast. Mre ae on K. Race bas —_ of J.M. Gregory for @11,205.15 lot 54, uet Heights, and for $6,201.25 of F. K. Horner part lot 86, of ‘the same, fronting on the (Quarry road. _ Transfere of Real Estate. . Deeds iu fee have Leen filed as follows: H. L. Davidson, executor, to J. Hepburn Benson, sub 277, oq. 674: €2,500. Jacob Staub to Wal- ter B. Payne, pt. 10 in “slip,” @eorgetown; 1,- WO. G. Marz to C.U. Larner, pt. 8, sq. 871; @-._ J. B. Henry to M. Ashford et al., sub 92, 20th and 32d is undergoing repair. Dr. Geo. T. Byng is recovering. Miss Brenner of 3318 O street has gone to Washington Grove. Mre. Com. Nicholson of 2816 P street has gone to Bay Ridge for the summer. ir. Wm. Patten and family of 2803 P street have left town fgr the summer. ‘A party of town young men com- of Messra. Chas. Gillis, Guy Davis, H. . Zeller, H. Porter and Samuel B. Mathews ; will go on their fourth annual camping expedi- Tow to Colonial Beach on the Fourth of July pest, ‘Their numerous friends are extended « hearty welcome to their pleasa: amp, “Christian Endeavor. . sormarcesmanrdlies All on Account of Strong Wim. Hamilton was in the procession that passed before Judge Kimball this morning and he was given ninety days for vagrancy. His honor remarked that the man had been up before him three times on this same charge, and it turned out thet the man was anxious to Tadee, Thea ipa but I lost it be- s a cS |ewsse yor sont mo Gren dor’ anece days the a Well, if you will drink,” said the } el TS Se ou. their ltoenses would do them ne meee, Wicety days just the same.” a Ih Earle eral Y. , ‘. . to hae ioral om aa 1, i roa “ . rt . M. it, sab 7, aq 08: @-. O. M. Bryant to K. B Detrica, mume prove:ty; ¢— Padliileen ees C, third battalion, mory, ten men GLEN ECHO CHAUTAUQUA. Rain Did Not Interfere Greatly With the En- Joyment of the Lectures Yesterday. ‘The baggage of Mr. H. A. Moore, who was to lecture last night. was delayed on the way from the city and did not reach the grounds in time, 80 he did the best he could without any accesso- ties. He will give the same lecture tonight with the stereopticon. Mr. Moore is a young man with a fine baritone voice. His lectures are on the great operas and he illustrates his descriptions of them by views from paintings of the stage settings of all the principal ones and by vocal and instrumental selections from the operas. The rain poured steadily all day yesterday, but one was bi and cheerful, an they were rewarded this morning by the sun — more showing his face and byes up the mu: ‘The morning lecture was by Dr. T. F. Wright on “Recent Discoveries in Palestine.” His two former lectures on Palestine were very in- structive and this lecture covered an almost entirely new field. Quite a number of people went out from the city to hear Rev. Anna H. Shaw lecture. He subject today was “The Fate of Republics. Her name is a familiar one all over the country, as she is the national lecturer for the Woman Suffrage Association, for which position she re- signed her official title of national superi tendent of franchise in the W. C T.U. She is a graduate of a Michigun college and of the Boston University Schools of Theology and Medicine and a regularly ordained minister of the Protestant Methodist church Her bearin, is that of a refined and cultivated Indy an she possesses a rich contralto voice that rang clearly through the large amphitheater. At 4 p.m. Prof. H. A. Denman of the Agri- cultural Department gave a very interest lecture on “Tropical Fruits.” He illustrat his lecture with a great variety of fruits piled on the stage and guve a very interesting talk on the different kinds of frnit and the coudi- tions needed for their development. The C.L.S.C. meets at 5 p.m. and chorus re- hearsal at 7 o'clock, and at 8 Mr. H. A. Moore will give his lecture on the “Rhinegold” and the “Valkyrie.” Instead of a lecture tomorrow morning there will be a musicale and at 2°30 there will bea meeting under the auspices of the Society of Charities and Reforms Addresses will be 4e- livered by Superintendent Amos G. Warner, Miss Clara Barton and Mrs. Sara Spencer. At4p.w. Prof. H. A. Denman will second lecture on “semi-tropical Fruits, in the evening Prof. Lester H. Ward will lecture on “The Vegetation of the Ancient World,” illustrated by stereopticon views. dchiteseer hia DISTRICT GOVEKNMENT. TMPROVING POLK STREET. In taking action upon the petition of Samuel B. Lyon and others for the improvement of Polk street, Anacostia, the Commissioners act- ing upon the recommendation of Capt. Roseell today ordered that the street be graded and guttered. ‘The sidewalk can only be laid under the permit system. MISCELLANEOUS. ‘The inspector of property has been author- ized to purchase 500 barrels of Cumberland hy- draulic cement in open market, not to exceed $1.0 per Barrel. ‘The Commissioners have ordered the laying of a sidewalk on the south vide of Rhode Island avenue between Columbia und 10th streets. Upon the recommendation of Capt. Rossel! F. M. Dickinson has been appointed a clerk on the temporary roll at #3 per diem. Col. Kobert left yesterday afternoon for a week's visit to his brother in Dayton, Ohio. ‘The Young. Men’s Catholic Club. Avery interesting meeting of tho Young Men's Catholic Club was held last evening at their rooms, 47 I street northwest, the princi- pal business of the meetin being the election of officers and board of governors for the ensuing six months. As the membership of this club now nearly numbers a hundred, it was found necessary to hold the meeting in their gymnasium hall. ‘The election was ex- citing throughout, and resulted as fol- lows: For president, William H. McGrann; viee president, Thomas J. Keady; corre- sponding ard recording fecretary, Charles Werle (unanimously re-elected); finan- cial secretary, David J. Foley (ananimously (re-elected); ‘treasurer, John I. Trapp; ser- geant-at-arms, Caspar F. Geier: librarian, T. P. Kennelly. ‘The seven officers just named itute a portion of the board of governors, the following being elected amid enthusiasm as the remaining three, namely, Jas. A. Mulquin, ‘Thos. F. McAnnally and Thos. A. Healy. The membership of this club is growing with ra- pidity, some twenty applications for active membership having been acted upon at this meeting. eo ee MES. COMSTOCK COMMITTED. ‘The Coroner's Jury Hold Her as an Acces- sory to Murder. The inquest in the case of Theodore J. Lar- big, who was killed last Saturday night in Mre. Dovie Comstock’s apartments in Brooklyn, was held by Coroner Rooney in Brooklyn last night. The testimony developed little beyond what has already been detailed in Tue Stan. The policemen engaged on the ease were examined, and Kate McCaffrey, who was Mrs. Comstock’s companion. Neither Meserole nor Mrs. Com- stock went on the stand. ‘The only witness whose testimony had any new light on the af- fair was Mrs. Grace Greaton, who lives in th> fourth flat of the house where the shooting oc- curred. ‘There is an air shaft running through the building which enables those above to hear very plainly any noises from the apartments below. Mrs. Greaton heard important noises at the time of the killing, and she told about them. hhe first thing that attracted my attention said Mrs Greaton, “were voices as of people quarreling. I could distinguish a man’s voice and a woman’s voice. ‘My God! don'tpoint that revolver at me!” were the first wordy could distingnish. ‘They were in a woman's voice. “‘Don't point that gun at me,’ in » deep man's voice. “Yes, Lwill,’ said another voice. It sounded like that of a different man. Then,” continued Mrs. Greaton, ‘came two pistol shots in quick succession.” Mrs. Greaton says that after this she stood at the air shaft fora little while, and then she went to see another woman. She did not go down stairs. When District Attorney Ridgway pressed her, Mrs. Greaton remembered to have heard a man’s voice say, “Well, you keep that dog out of here.” She didn't know whether or not they had 'adog mn the flat. She did not {know Mrs. Comstock. She did not remember | eter, te have seen her, Meserole or Larbig. ‘The jury, after a brief deliberation, found { that the killing was done by Meserole and that | Mrs. Comstock was an accessory to the murder. ‘The prisoners were then committed to jail to | await the action of the grand jury. ——_—_+oo____— Results of Yesterday's Racin; At Sheepshead Bay: First race, 1 mile—Tulla | Blackburn, 1: Strideaway, 2; Bermuda, 3. Time, 1.41. Second race, second part double event, %& mile—Victory, 1; His Highness, 2; Vestibule, 8. Time, 1093-5. Third race, 5¢ mile—Arab, 1; Cynosure, 2; Kitty T., 3. Time, 128 45. Fourth race, realization stakes, 19 miles— Potomac, 1; Montana, 2; Strathmeath, 3. ‘Time, 2.51. Fifth race, 13¢ mile—Ben Kingsbury, 1; | Chesapeake, 2; Little Minch, 3. ‘Time, 1.58 2-5. Sixth race, 2 miles—Musterlode, 1, St. Luke, 2; Come to Taw, 3. Time, 3.36. ‘The great race for three-year-olds, the realiza- | tion stakes, attracted a large crowd to the Sheepshead course yesterday. Strathmeath, the winner of the American derby st Chicago, wae a strong favorite at 7 to 10 on, with Poto- mac second choice at 2 to 1 against. ‘The other starters were Montana, Warpath, Hoodlam and Westchester, who went to the post with from 7 to 50 to 1 about them. The favorite ran prom- inently to i | one, Montana and Potomac running stride for stride in the last furlong, and amid tremendous a Potomac wou by anose from Mon- tana, who beat Strathmeath four lengths. ‘Time, 2.51. t Gloucester, N. 43¢ fur- Thad Rot ‘Vance, 8. ‘Time, . Second race, —Bud’ Ervin, 1: Nestle, 2; Third El carmen, 8. fime, mile— | Saree Bes 1.45%. peater, 1; Harper, 2; Nose, 3. Time, 1.24%. Sixth race, 434 furlon, 1; Little Ells, 2; Jack Murray, 3. 5034. At : First race, 1 2; Getaway, 3. Time, EX eee, a; mile—Los WANTED---HOUSES. FOR __RENT—HOUSES. FOR RENT--HOUSES. TED_TO x q WASTED TY PUY, A, SIXROOM HOUSE FOR Durses, ‘northwest or central or farm, dau it lower of larve one, uni! A SSP AG enw. | childrens: teterences. “addres THOMPOON, Sei 'S isa a - rt fee COLORED woe ooo | ee tee. AN SR. ao NO reterences required: 100 Net-n.we) Bs yp Buy, igrce, 40,000. Aldress HOME, Star office. ‘ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS MA( W it iemntiar with besere siss an appees~ ie appeet tice tor, JORDAN & MACEEOD, Sif tou saw. WANTED—* G00D COLORED BOY TO WORK in grocery store and attend horse. Appiy.with reference at 1816 }4th st-. W et Norte ‘A HOUSE IN THE NORTHWEST: 500 to $5,000; in good locality. Address Syl ————————— FOR RENT—ROOMS. 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N.W., FUR- . nished and unfurnished 3 cool and f te cook, wash and iron; yo home nights, 1125 bed and unfurnished roois : 2ith stn. w: WANTED MAKER; COMPETENT TO cut and fit; day’s work. A. R. C., Star office. 1t* ANTED—EXVERIENCED SHOE SALESMAN NATIONAL HOTEL SHUE STOKE, 40 spivania ave. u.w.; best of reterence required. V Penns dyes a SOE ESS OS SR V JANTED — GARDENER AT CABIN JOHN WANEE iiGhne! oer eatinseee daa BAMGSTE USNS, EET, Aeele town, D. C. Jyl3t" mer rates. ayiaste OR RENT—721 11TH ST. N.W., FURNISHED rooms, single ished parlors, sui ‘or en suite; also A iandsomel, eee a, suitable tor ent F ith large closet, suited 5c io, deyartments and car ines. “At G0 30° st. room, Tur. Ne £OF physician's office, yl TORY FRONT ‘st. Dw. )OR RENT— 1124 10TH ST, N.W., LARGE AND leasant rooms, furnished or unfurnished; also j transtents accommodated. Mrs. P Bratelase table board; tran BELL. an oe CAMPBE! ayi-oe TE —EXPERIENCED WAIST | [x = F W Shdeitre hands: Call between Seu anaup. | PORMENT A EANGE SROOND STORE FRONT m. at oUF st, Dew. 31-3" | a. Je27-0t" WANED IA WHITE WCMAN TO COOK, WASH | [OR RENT_HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS ‘and fron. Apply iinmediately. Geruian itl 2 roe etl oR, gly i vian Fonatand ad floors Siskin oe ae Oe oe 7 AN TED—AN EXPERIENCED NURSE 10 TAKE. chance of two children willie to 0 out of th city for the summer; references required. "Appl 30 Fist. nw. si WANIED Wo OR THERE Yoi Solicit fire insuran, MOORE & ast INDUS- LAY, O13 F WANTED-SOBER. trious man who understands taking care of horses ‘and repairing harness; ulust be thoroughly coupetent and have best. of reterences. Address stating wages, R.L., Star office. dia WANTED. KESPECTABLE GIRL. FOR COOK ‘and general housework; no Washing oF iro wood city reierence. 227 G st- ay! V Fok _BEXT-TWO UNFURNISHED SECOND- story front rooms; near the bureau of engraving ; all conveniences; terns moderate. 220 19th st. 8. W. Je30-3t" FSR FENT-& front room 3 B15 11th st. new, GE, NICELY FURNISHED larwe wiidows and newiy papermt hear cars and herdics, Feferences ‘exchanged; no children. ave. B.W. ISHED ‘bath adjoining: kitehen Private funutly , Sul New Jersey FOR RENT-212 NORTH CAPITOL ST.—WELL Eur WANTED A WOMAN TO COOK AND WAIT ON table; white preferred; also a waiter—amnan. | A) ply 805 syi-3t SALESMEN TO CARRY AS ASIDE fash on Delivery” ciyur, with gold-flied C. 0, D. CIGAR CO., Winston, N. TED—A COLORED COOK; ONE WHO U uds cooking oysters. clains and creus, and do general kitchen worn. Apply at BUHLUITER- BECK BROS,, 711 Out. NIED—AT CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE— ‘ooks, chatubermnaids, nurses En tance beyond Soldiers’ Honie, wsettied woiuan to coos aud du lousework, no wasuing, wood Wakes and pleasant howe. Apply to ALBERT GLEAS Zit Lath st. a 3 WANTED — & THOROUGHLY COMPETENT white woman who can furnish’ ‘ood reference to take care of suuall children and inake herself generally. useful; must be willing to give her full tue and hav ho other ties a Cathoiie person is preterred: peri, nent piace aud qvod pay if suited. Apply to 140 st. mew., between Ut and 10th and O and Colum P. JeH0-3t" W 30 PER WE, ‘0 AN EXPERI- iced (Suburban) real estate man: reference re- EASIERDAY & HALDEMAN, FOF BENT—IWO UNFURNISED ROOMS ON 2D ‘floor POR RENT and 1437 L front rooms; furnished, oF uufurntsl With or without board: Table bourd #55 and bath: suitable for light housek ing; price, 10. Apply 2147 Ht awe eS FOR RENT—JULY ‘site the Arinaton ‘ond floor with first-class boxed. Hat. nw. i AT 1527 I ST. N.W..UPPO- Hotel, a destrable room’ on. sec- AT **THE ABBEVILLE,” 14: 435 t. n.W., handsome north and south aye OR RENT—TWO OR THREE or furnished th; near the ew Jersey ave. 1. W, NFURNISHED rooms, secon foot, lest, gas and departinents aud care; no’ children. Seuss” kentiemen p FOr BES ‘without board; on L near 14th! F amunicating ished: tm new house: all in. Hon; hear 1e8 street care. dedi-Ln fortably iurnished rooms; north and posure; one square west War and Navy Depart ‘cool rooms on firs jmceth abd: soute frome. “Apo T—TWO FINE UNFURNISHED G 1720 H ST.N.W. LARGE COM red. 1017 14TH ST. N.W., LARGE, second and third floors, with oF ‘also tiree suites of unfurnished rooms. ‘second-story frum: roums; aiso 1 1 ‘very desirabie 14 AL st. nw. 2030-35 ee 7 ANTED—COOK: jOUSE’ KERS, N- W ‘arenes, ainrses” waltorss “lode” pasion on FOR RENT—FLATS. kitchen mad, &c +c: Busccage rooms trunksstored. German and Swedish womens BURNHAM'S, 11106 scuw. pert" WANTED_WE OFFER AGENTS BIG MONEY inexciusive territory... Our new patent sates sell at sich in city oF country; new agents Arat in Beld actaully gettinx rich: one axcntin oRe day cleared 880 Jou; catalonde Tree. ALPINE SAPE COM: ANTED-ENERGETIC MAN TO RENT AND exhibit the marvelous Edison phonograph during excursion season; lange ahd quick re- vou - the suuzne Teterences req) H COMPANY. U2 Fed. MBIA PHONO: GHA Je-8u0 \WASTED_STENOGRAPHERS AND REMING- on typewriter operators directed to Euupioyers’ providet competent stem Kemington operators; no cuarge ior se! KUFF, SLAMANS & BENEDICI, Remington Type- writer Uifice, Sti anc F sts. n.w. my 13: WANTED—SITUATIONS. ALL AT COOMBS & CO.’S BUREAU Hainberiuaids, laundresses, ladies" maids, nurses, waiters, men cooks, ers, footinen, fnew dadry much ;feterences trou last place,” O&7 10th: ee W ASTED_Y © RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRT, 4 piace todo plain cooking and housework in & private faintly ; no wasuiny; has good relerence. Please Address AB), Star olive It 7. ¥ FOR COOKS, “088, house workers, butlers ny Cook; no washing: Giys: 120 New Jersey aves a: ANTED—A POSITIC BY A REGISTERED phariuacist ; coupetent and reliabie; guod reter- ‘Address SALOL, Star oft . Jy ANTED--BY A COLORED BOY, ASITUAT as an errand boy for an office_or store. jase references. Apply 1507 L st. e WANTED | BY AN EXPERIENCED | WHITE cook, # place in a sinall private famiiy to do cook- ing, wasingwnd ironing: cau \cive best of reference. Address E. M., Star ofice. att = : furnish first *0R RENT—FLAT OF FOUR ROOMS AND BATH; new and modern; water and gas; $20. Also 1ur~ nished rooms with board. FOR RENT—STORES. Fast. a dyz-at* Fore lon ret 462 rator in store. Apply to. JOR RENT—LAKGE STORE ROOM AND CELLAP, ‘xtures and cold OWS FaRREW rH and O sts. nw. i FOR HENT—STORE AND ROOM, 1303 E ST. N. w. 5 newly lmercant electric lights, Tent reasonable to a good tenant, Will be tern of yeats tox desirable party M. FIELDS, 464 Louisiane Dusness: all conveniences: gas, water, Aitted up; location unexcelled for any ood ventilation, large cellar, leased fora Apply to THOMAS W jeld-Lm ra FOE, RENT. AR. site wholesale market. into two stores. HOUSE 1005 B ST., OPPO Rent, 875. be'divided La ave. myld2m Inquire 9264 FOR RENT— OFFICES. JOR RED T ‘first floor; 820 per month. a saree OK RENT—DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS INTHE ‘Lenman building, 1 ave, sight and ventilation; Je2G-7t Eki NICE OFFICE ROOM ON low rent. ve FoR GENT_OFFICES AND FURNISHED ROOMS to prompt tenants on terms to suit, at 132] Fst, new, jo35-1m Front rooms. WAL. F. HOLTZMAN, 1391 Fn. FOR RENT—SPABLES. TOR RENT Arex ANCE STABLE IN THE REAR OF i. mw. Apply at 1221 Ltn st. n. ( RENT—: st. and La. STABLE IN ALLEY BETWEEN © ave., Sdand 43 sts. tive stalls and car- 20 per month. JOHN E. BEAT! 1 ae a5 ~ N.W.: BAY-WINDOW Pea cen come eat Se gl et ioe MITCHELL, 3:08 M st. = 2 FORRES IRIS Jefferson plage..@75 UNFURNISHED. | Catena 4 S1g Vermont ave... 200 1008 1th St. 3 % ai 1911 T st. SUK st nes 1S. 1 DWELLING “ROOMS. Corner. bag Ng and nw. mo OFFICE ROOMS. 108 F st nw, first floor, FURNISHED. HH st bet 17th and 18th Lath st. cor L g......8200 ie yt ar og fst tt oe iB stable and garden$008.06 | st: ==. 5.200 ‘av, overlook! Nat we and Circle, wit! 9th st. . stable. 55.500 Jot st vet Sind UBth st,cor M.overlook- ave cent to tng Conn ave, with Latayette Square. :...175, "416.67 Jefferson place bet © ave and Lvth st hea tr Rstbpe ota tk Rhode Taland’ ave bet 37 Tet Istiiand 190.165. Coun. av bet. K& Late 123 27% Jefferson place bet Conn lave & Lith st si wt bet (and Ht ata. 50 Jefterson place bet Cont favand Luthet... 108.23 Rot bet Lathésiiith ste. 109 Ban si, comer Pst 100 ‘st bet ith In square In square bounded by Ith & Tith "& KL sts es juare bounded by Conm ave and 10th and Mi ans Note Bek eas e HOUSES CAN BE Nst ONLY BY Penis PhoM OCR OFFICE ST. ment brick; handsomely papered throughout ; 10 Toons and bath: cars and bertics pass the coor 830 per mo. | Apply to GUNSON & JUSTICE, GUG¥ st. jy2-2t* Fo a 11TH 8ST. 8. W., TO A CARE- Rete dees aed Sete Poe dkrio oe rears Es i RENT—611 MASS. AVE. N.E ; BEAUTIFTL F aay oe yy Zon ad pepagesen wianee Svs SERED SSS gas and latrobe; 909 K st. m.w. Rent 820. Ap: ply at 1106 Lest. nw. iy2-3t (OR RENT—-DWELLING Ili; 10TH ST.N.W; nine rooms, including bat] Be. ; 85; keys inien Tow to-s ood tenant, ow SAVED D. STONE, 800 Fat. nw. Drick ; hall; MURRAY, 51 24 st. in. w. rs i LOOM BRICK DWELLING. ALT imps. ; hear pension, patent a or, 0 Sth st mewe; 855.75 tnonthe use lisa beet papered and painted’ througtiout. W.C.” DUVALL, S:SY'st-“n: Iya FOR RENT_HOUSE Lis NEW TORR AVE. NW. excellent location for doctor or dentist ; lease to re. Hable party. Inquire lod H st.n.w. ayp-3t" ‘(OR RENT_6-ROOM BRICK; WATER, SEWER ‘and concrete celiar; ou Sth bet. D and Md. ave. n. © Fel, $19." Apply cor. of bth’ wid Md. ave, Be. ‘OR RENT—ON F ST. 8.W., DESIRABLE LO- ality, three new six-room bricks e jails 10% 15 - 78.15.00. 30th and Canal foundry 2H19 N, i HOUSE 430% 8TH 15 :also house 426 10th st. Apply to HE ; OR x house, 10 roolns; it & good iocalit Lome for the summer: rent 890 Per month. it MURKISON, 12123 Fst. 9. sI-3 FS RENT_FURNISHED BAY-WIN house; alt iyod: ups doubve parior, two sleet tg Toouis, dining Peon and bate half square frou fare and Mth st. cars 0.W. sa Ken; 829. Pe Ee DYE Sig ath st. nw. seciows* FOR REST CENTER OF CITY, —S1R.o0, a8 ine ave. near facing parks Grovin, brick il mod. inp. Apply on premises, . JOH RENT_15%7 STH ST. N.W. ath, cellar, rent, #36 per ito Toou Hai © stories rent ‘a pleasan: ML. dest" = JANTED BY, AX. AMERICAN Ga CL FOR RENT--MISCELLANEOU! san ‘ADYPAND. EATRBEES start FOR BENT SHOE IN REAR O. WANTED A POSITION AS LADY'S ATTEND- ant, housekeeper or waitress; preter to leave the city for & tew months; 8 years one Lome; reference un- questionable. “Aduress’ A". a ANTED — EMPLOYERS FOR Servants, city, country. W1 s furmislied), also posit ¥ INTELLIGENCE U1 ACKLEFOKD. ANTED_A SITUATION IN A HOTEL BY A first-class chef cook, wuo thoroughly understands: business; best of references. Apply at 414 Ist st. Je30-3t" ANIED-AN EXPERT WOULD LiKE CAN: niin, preserviny, &c.. to do tor iadies leaving th Teferences xiven. Address HOME-MADE, Red- land, Montgomery county, Md. Je20-e03w* WASTED SITUATIONS GN on ovr city) for seamstresses, drivers, porters, nurses, Indies’ maids, watchmen, bookkeepers. saleslades, clerks, cr SH. V hi draftsinen (houses taken charge of). 1110 st. nw. BURNHAM' Jere WANTED—LOTS TED-LOT AT HYATTSVILLE, MD., 50X ; prefer to deal with owner. Address "LOW AN BUS INESS CHANCES. JOR SALE—A DAIRY LUNCH Room GOOD trade: located in « 9-room furnished house ; cheap Tent; will sell asa whole or sepgrately. Apply to D- SHACKLEFORD, 425 Lith st. now. yz 200 CASH-THE NICEST LITTLE ice creain and confectionery store in the s.e., near the navy y with G rooms and bath; rent #138 month,“ Gnly re:son for selling is sickness. Address C26. hi tar office. ES AR ROOM AND RESTAURANT and house furniture of 10 roouis; reason for selling, t6 settle. 2, an veatate. App! Fo 3c“PARKEN, Adiuiutvtrator on preinises 108 Pa. ave. awit" $5,000 fiifluence such investinent, with s reasonabl of the return of the amout’ invested and & per cent in a ‘Operation is IF 4HERE IS A GENTLEMAN IN fashinygton willing to invest: 85,000 oF certatnt ‘prodt of 100, year, 1 would like his address. The vunecied with a patent, but one of the best ever offered, and relates to the most profitable lino FO2 BENT_FURNISHED ON n.w., 3 stories. bay wandow : all a. furnished. will be rented for four woudl month. “Apply to DUGAN & BUT Jes0-3t ‘wo $ £20.50 1 Michler court, 10 i en |UNGERFORD, 624 14th st. {OR RENT—BRICK HOUSE; TWO STORIES, ten rooms, numerous closets and cellar, all mi. convenient to pension, Interior and other depart ments, schools and markets. $35. 220 K st. nw. e803 POR RENT A207 1TH ST. Nw Brooms, mod. tinp., 635. 8 aes ar sre WiserH st. 35. ‘Trooms, $20.” 1925 6TH ST.’N-W: (LE DROIT PARR), + SOS Est ew 12 rooms, mod. imp.,"865. Tew otn St. 8 of business now conducted in this city. ap 22 ovine, mod, hip. 8 pointing interview, A. T. COUMBE, jy2-3t! H._B. KELLEY, Star office. 3e30-3t * 1425 New York ave. {OK ALE—GRUCEKY ON 436 ST. 8.W.. STOCK OR RENT—BY 8. H. WALKER, 458 LA. AVE. nd Axtres; a ood chance; will sell in buik or at | I” 502 Bist. n.e., 10r. invent Apoly to 6. BUYER, ‘be had, as it must be sold. COUNTRY BOARD. POR RENT-BY KR. O. HOLTZMAN. REAL &S- Pen Sica pee Geese ‘aw JOUSES. 30 1613 O nw 70 Ws Penney’ 445, a ee”) ” EE TEN WW, cence 18 | 2018 Conn ave. 1026 Conn t= 0 ~~ 1005 G ST. NW obatha, ail modern tnprovemente: te epod te: iy of oflen, Appi to W-C SOHN: in to _Je2o-6r” Apply to JAMES ach oe —o are tmintes’ walk from atten Geantinel stemens sucsts. terms reasonalve. JN Ey ww T HaSO | Ha r ” * bane, Rh OHOLTZMAN, 10nd F wanw. | v {IBROOMS, | tain, one | the Aine artesian weil “lamb vient ean rina Si Caney fat ees ERKACE FARM, SOUTH KIVER—BOARDING during the sumuser bething and aime, its, #3. Address D. a HE ALBERTON WILL OPEN JULY 1. A LARGE iarn.. Umeutituily aitnated on the vey: large airy rooms. shady «rounds, fruit. Bre-ciess 3} | table: nuk, eh, crate, oysters, de. . bathing, boat fe and driving tree tern ‘ali all particulars wien ‘t., Rooms 21 and 22. "who. ae a vie YANTEDSUMMER BOARDERS, Mio, healthy and cool location - on top of North mewn’ Adiirvas WW. Helicews iin, Berkeley rouuty. KS. A.V. WAUGIDS HOUSE ON ST. GEORGE Tiver: good fishing, crabling, bathing amd aail- day. For full “. }QUMMIT HOUSER «. I m 20K RENT — S14 1TH ST. N.W.. 22 nooas | S\Wtittal euwmee sone Hteent Weta $.BR0, roonme, laundry vatier’yantry Turunce | Greet Sim SW."BOLET Ne, Raat tote: Foom: heated "thrvsahout y steau: eecttic bell: | Uathersbane, wa, MULLING, Samuuit Hous ETA gate bandonmely "repered. "SEEIGEH ™ - STADIA Sey pee | Qo THE BATTER BULL ROX SQR RENT HOUSE 1340 CORCORAN 8T, X.W-: | ur sulsctmd. Fur full early winie-appey momeneess stories, roousa,cellar. ges, tut amd all tit; | 0 ‘i Sates Ayeinen, Aitchem and dinine room on fret fcr. invute south ;| Willimeceusty, Van, he? ate Avrings, Pe Pent 45 per hoon * AR OLER MANOR OPENED THOS. @. H S(QOIER BOARD.GLEN” MANOR OPENED Sosuneis. Alovely bome tor the eummer Beers NFT 408 Corcoran str 845 1S st n' a ED. ey oF & 30 | 1111 Green's | aa Union i. apil-12w* TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1907 F st.n.w. JOR REN1— Neuch, Va, 14r olz Lab aw, S25 ir BIS-DIG Doth ot ton. 2) “ ‘SIT-19 4% st nw, Sie, take Havedw. tr thine newly furnished U Pxcwlient tabie. Por torus GLEN MANOR, Forest Gien, Ma A PRIVATE BOARDING ‘ampie acconsnedations, eth room, thy place, refie | ati! Witellurent com: wails every das = ek JOHN G. HER. PTON. PEKSC 1 healthy sunnier resort 1 Kstuw, Lr. : % 19 Prospect ave, oe Ti Vow or 710 47th st iw, Feet staiw, Gr oH Mass ave RW, 0 W etn By 19th st ms Se we LO 2) Mass ave ne, OH ne, Or. ne 2 BES! - Le. Grooris 2” Wal. ii! eoT-lw (OR RENT 2414 K ST. N.W., LATELY S-room brick house, mod. imps. jeri ao. COUNBES 1s OK KENT—WE OFFER FOR KENT, COM Fetch Tiesto. Tat Ren DENG oP THE LATE ADMILAL PORTER, HOUSE. NOW BEING RENOVATED THROUGHOUT, CONTAINS <3 KOOMS, WITH BATH ROOMS AND CLOSET: BALL ROOM ATTACKED. To STABLE, LARGL GARDEN Ri CATION MOST DLSIMABLE | aero HILL & JOHNSTON, Je25-eo2m 153 PA. AVE. ‘NW. FE BENT 2018 PORTNER PLACE, ONE OF {hove mice litle homes; six rooms and Gath, hand. some! pabered.. concrete cellar, whole house heatexi by Jatrobes and range: rent, €27.50. THEOD. PRIE- BUS, 1430 U st. new. PRs, 2B.w.: Gr., all ui 1635 11th st ‘st. 8. idl st st ne. 009 230 sts Bw, Waker iar Kit “ AY 3626-6 20 Fst. n.. 20K RENT. 320 Massave, Tr. @2 1708 Te ave,12r...€150 Rockville, Na Tr. 201 Cs. Ln or. at < 208 F ne, Grail wai. 18 Wai I st ser < Bladensbane road, tir (60 Callan 'st'n e, Or 1350 1225 Wylie et ner 10.30 720 Brewer's ct wear BU STORE _Je16-Ln “SWORMBTEDT & BRADI FOE REST— 1202 Q st. mw. 40L ist st. nw = ernest Large stable and ‘sid iii Miley tet Sa aad ay nd C aud Date. nw from Juay . sellin SOmN"E. BEALL isi Fee SOR RENT— % Or... 14 MeCulionsh sty 4F..1 O04 Ma ave ne, Ur 4 46 Dimgwoan, 4. SSO BANES. 700 Lith si. nw FOR BENT_HOUSE 008 LST. N.W.. 9 Hoos, all modern improvements nearly new and very inice. WoC. JOHNSON, Jee in 13th st. ‘Frame house, road, 10r, owcres ~~. 87 1010 324 st, bb and si, os Stone’ ini ‘cor Grace Ba 5 Apply to _2@-Ln _ OR RENT— S017 Ost, b, 12r, , br hotel, iH K 2653 O st, Zr, by mi. KV 10 Ost. b, E ctave, ir, | 2801 Duinbart 30” bh and store. ML. EB on ave, Ok KENT _UNFURNISHED— “"The Windsor"#4 16 Note NISHED. Towa circle... ‘st pear Loth st. Ast st ne, cor A st LOST AND FOUND. Lop tee 2891, AN ENVELOPE MARKED in biue pencil’ “Judge Welder,” coutents ot no Yalue except to the owner. ‘The finder will be rewarded by leaving the envelope with contents at 1500 Pa. ave. Tern Piney Pomt, St. Mary’ distance fron two. rallroad of iruit : terms woderate. Apply to EDGAK B. MOOKE, Berryville, NE Saws BQAEO IN PRIVATE PAM Toca DON CHE Potomac river one mile from Piney Point Motel, #1 per day. eG yer week K. He COLE. Prop, Me 108 ful crounds, Gue waters. railrund | ret.2 Mt Mire. JU Boyd's station STAL + S Loudoun counts. Va. healthful ws dell wolan” A GKANGE DiLighibla COUNT: BOARD im the mountains of Vincinia, larwe roous, ation, Culpeper ; mudias Adare Fant. 4% st, Chaune OW N. Niate May ERSONS DESIKING Bs tuodated at the Three 3) BE ie Ferm, half mile trom vite. Adidrene Ate FLEE RE DE LANDEK FARM boarders MMEK BOARDERS TAK ot Vi Sx ait, cera i, Sei, ee past posh OVERLOOKS THE BEAUTIFUL a ee et HENSON Siipson: North Porn, Loudoumoouste ve, (Ak, HLL SITUATED ON AN EMINENCE, ta rid v full view of the Biue Kidee and surrounds mo: ms. Larwe Sard: pent) of sluades ave. hae horwes. Post oft NL SEND FAMILY TO COUNTRY BOARD- inc lnouse whten they can wet Teen hearty as ow Rt Mountain, Late Fark Hotel neat Deer Fark. ou Band 0.1K elevation 2500. feet; racinur mg. delicious water 8 Seton forest fr Gen ¢expree trains daily” temuin, bowin me Ay FAMLOUGHER “Mountain Lake Para, Md © L d6-1m T country home. mayZd-Sn* nd wade; » ' 5 XCUST LAWN HOUSE OPENED 3 HE OSBORNE, Washinton Grove, Md. . elegantly situated :eleva feet above tide Water. fine shade. mineral 2, 728 Lath st. aw. ASANT COUNTRY. Dies, milk, suede - deft atid post oftce LHe ¥ ants, Va ia AKGE MANSION —1LEN ‘OoN- Sentent to cars abd daiy mails, and all couforte of MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN unum. W. F. 1 0. M DAN IN SUMS TO SUIT Juuuemo aud G Per cen i, 12th atid G te, wit TO, 5,000 le all HOM. ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE OR wood security i suis frou. Tates of interest. lar eo my 20-420 MORES TO LOAN O8 ENDOWMENT LIFE AND. Tontine Insurance polices; policies sino pur- a t highest cash ppces. M. M. ACHESON, 1807 Fst. nw 4 “s sezdtin® W EBAYE DS BAND THE POLLOWING SUMS to loan at 0 percent, viz 874, @2.400. $3,000, 2000 and €100,0553; the latter sua cau be Uroket in, sinounts tosuit, wnd ‘used for the purchase of uutes (deterred pay went notes pretertel), or sated by deed ‘trust oF loaned ou wood colieteral. “A your security ts qood and papers eatistactor, yu can get the money Within 48 hours. We caR egutiate 3 per cent loans when desired, but haveno } per ceut money 1S HAND Jez7ot the present tune. DEEBLE, DAVIS & CO. La Fst. ne, N District of Columbia. es M 3620-1. ‘Siateadia ONEY TO LOAN-LANGE AMOUNTS ALWAYS M Fates of interest in, je cal LOW aime ONEY TO DOAN IN LARGE AND SMALL SUMS at Sand 6 percent on approved feal estate in the KL. 1. LELPOLD, Sw. cor. 1th and F sts. » ONEY TO LOANON REAL ESTATE. PROMPT attention to ail applications SWCKMSIEDT & BRADLEY, rs Ft. on, for jeans on best city security at lowest it lows with iueral mer Goud. buti ila.ways be comsdered, ake loats OW collateral eecurity at 6 per ceut for long oF short tus. _sel6-tr M Per cent pelo Lan, y otes, secured Ly deeds ot trust amy tr ¥. i. SMITH & SONS, - ISR st. nw ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE IN THE District of Covmmbia in sung to suit, at pana é terest. EASTERDAY & MALLEKS Pacine buidiag, G24 F st. n.. NEY WANTED AND 10 LOAN-PARTIE® having money to loa can always. Oi 0u"® BANK, Tae at. Woors EAL ESTATE INVESTMENT BAPE AS U.S. BONDS. BIX PER CENT, PAYABL Y 1s SUMS OF ONEY TO LOAN-IN SUMS OF FROM a0 to G25,0W) un approved real eatate serurity? be deiny GaN & BUTLER. at Guo at tw. spyroved District real vatate no delays, Pal mbo 1am F at, d fetdte eecuriy. aU" ONEY TO DOAN ON REAL ESTA’ ny ‘apis ONEY TO LOAN Tn emus to suk, at rates, on. TUNIS Bhows. Jao) denen) svanae ave. cane security, at lowest rales of IMterwst, BO where the security is good. 0. C. GEBEN, 308 Teh st. PRICE, Star office. Syst" 47th wt sew ii nw. ee ox iy D— R BEAUTIFUL AND COM- YANTED-AN ACTIVE PARTNER, HAVIN {OR REN’ ‘SYLVANIA AVE. EIGHT | J OST_WHILE WAITING FOR A CAR AT THE Wes ees satiety Sum | W Sufficient wieans to push over the const a pro- | Froous and ba‘: Favered and painied. tow Li corner of 5th and 0 sts, a. w-, & tops coat and red lot oF 1a as a 3 prietary ne reat value secured Uy ia; trade | rent to permanent ‘and tenant. cap... Howard paid when recolved ak 4700 ‘ nine ee fark A ‘business: established in many | Wil. STIEBELING, Household “Sewing ‘Mocking | e232 =r KXGdiess MERCURS: Staromepe, vem od Iequired. | o JOO" | GTRAYED _ SUNDAY NIGHT, LIGHT RED Star o un” | Se ED — 9 WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. FO SALE-JUENNEMANN'S SALOON AND | FO! BENT—Y THOMAS Ey ree sir return to Tunlow goed deer petty en Content aaa? restaurant s.e. corner of Oth st. and La, ave. st 3 Sr No. 30, West Market, CP MERKEL: Literal ‘worth about #3,2 2 ; = SY Breve about #3, 200. | Mus ni? | FOR SAE BUPTER STAND IN 0 STREET ANTED-BY A GOOD LAUNDKESS, LADIES’ W itentieinen'y of tauity washing todo at home-tail ED—A HORSE FOR WAGON; MUST BE We soona Adare P. DILLON, 70 Mass. ave. n.w. ‘yh “WWANTED_IT KNOWN HIGHEST PRICE PAID Wie old feather beds. G. THOMAS, Star office. jy1-3t* . wit ie . Au ee WW EARIES | TIPRUSITERS, FOR RENT; ALL ee Sarre Fe aS ere pred city or nein Sulars, TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE, 610 F et, aw. Je ‘ED-SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING, W fachudhac tiiray hours’ dictation sack week man ; Pit- shorthand; caiixraph und three Eesuitecite, ulesiratea Oy ror Sear, Selman wwiinee bas as FAMILIES CAN ‘at E, SHAuINs BUSINESS CO] ‘aw my 202m" ANTED—TO EAT_THIRTY-SIX MEN, Wo. men and «few children to call between { and 4 lock every day this week and also next woek when Weare not #0 mitch ‘one of our. Gaia Stoke: see TE FERS 5 and others. for twel) a 3e8-1m' prised aa! AK "Sligo, Mad. abet Er gapinets, igrameteare s Market, No. 30, ely. 3630-3 DRUG, STORE FOR SALE— WELL STOCKED; ‘handsome furniture and doing « profitable cash business; in a Progressive locality and near public erection; excelleut soda trade: Jeuse and low rent; will for wishing to sell an Will give reason for Wi to party desirous of buying abd meaning business; 0 this ‘ong Reed anawer this, uniess ‘hose, moans Star office. mx business ‘Address CASH, Jest" )R SALE-PROVISION STORE IN N.W.; ONE of the Lest locations; doing strictly a cashi bisiness: ‘suall capital required.’ Address P. G. Lock Box id. city. 3600-3" ith Minow" $o13-21t oO Gaones. EE ere oes Rage a tole alate 8 80N, X. ave. ‘TAKE NO CHANCE. 108 cleans your: eee gees Per oe 3 ATTORNEYS. A i ‘Gr. poo Fe fall ibe cd atcahce dar" venieae issved ‘Ist and 1sth. eI THOS, E. WAGGAMAN, z Ras ie large w LoSt-TUESDAY NIGHT, 4 GOLD SCARF PIS, ‘eyes, bet. 1714 Conn. and 1 ide please return to 1714 Coun. Teorive reward. at” OST—A SMALL BLUE ENAMELED LOCKET. ‘rewarded. tinder wil be suit sofa eer be waltabty Uy retaraing i UND_JUNE 23, A WATCH CHARM; GOLD tached with snail dimond" Omaar wil pes at717 Rhode Island ave. bw. ta owi with rul To LoaN, MI xSchisPiow eso0 UrwanD. AT FIVE AND SIX PER CEST, 0 REAJ. ESTATE IN THIS DISTRICT. K. 0. HOLTZMAN, Cor. 10th and ¥ ste. ww ONEY 70 LOAN IN KUNIS TOSUIT, ATS AND cent, cu D.C. Teal evtatr security. Veer Sta do KAMLINGS. low he. a ibe Ariiuatun Bie Thm. C0. 8 » ‘ONEY TO LOAN IN ANY 8 District of Columbia, bo delay be und thine Decessar) Tor examonation of title aud rege fration of papers. coma fence Jemicbe Feasvnable. THUS. +. FIDKLK & CO., 1 Ft. thw OST—A BLACK NEWFOUNDLAND DOG. at rw cataract . Pian, | bore, 206. 5 | Lat Pw itereet sn. surnsture { ward i ret t a tea rurbed to 178 ES IRS EEG, OST—BETWEEN 7TH ST. WH. 7 Dei crested leather Foote eae #58 and papers of'no value to any one but owner” #1 Feward i returned to RN. il. BHA, iv Pa. avecnew. Lost SATURDAY, JUNE 27, chyar case Gilied with cigars: miniat WANT MONEI?_@10 TO #100 TOLOAN 3 head, outside. Kets fntendent’s" room, “census office and receive rewsed. EEKSONAL. ae. as BAN WE HAVE ANOTHEM TALK? WILL Lost MING, 1S poupine, moat | Ee neato pace een eeopone bere oy bia road. on ‘evening. « black cape. | aver Reward if returned to L017 | ca ay -2 ag RECKIVED. CAN'T DO As A. win 1B. tue Know When Fou come over. STRAYED Ob STOLENON THE 277TH IN- ‘stan ‘horse ‘sbout 14 hands Pease return to 717 1th st. GOLD GOLD O8T_A STRING OF BEADS OX GOLD June 20, between Citizens’ BE Se Tica remeli Snes ‘chain. ist. mw. and receive ADRERTISER WILL GIVE #25 TO 4X ONE ae Seed cece ayiat* Acs oemaniae tive FACT. a ep = VATE DETECTIVE ot — FT