Evening Star Newspaper, May 11, 1893, Page 2

2 = THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. 6. THURSDAY, MAY Tl. 1898—TEN PAGES. OLD TICONDEROGA. fhe Anniversary of Its Capture Celebrated at Marshall Hall. THE SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF THE REVOLUTION ENJOY A DELIGHTFUL SAIL DOWN THE RIVER, FAT PLANKED SHAD AND LISTEN To WITTY AND PATRIOTIC ADDRESSES. Heaven's brightest smile played merrily over the earth yesterday to brighten up the land- scape and enliven the waters of the Potomac tor the patriotic orders which on the pretty Jowns under the shade trees of Marshall Hall celebrated the one hundred and eighteenth anniversary of the capture of Ticonderoga in an appropriate manner. Each year this im- portant event of the revolution is made the oc- casion of an outing by the Sons of the Ameri- can Revolution, Daughters of the American Revolution and Sons of the Revolution. The Sons and daughters, and mothers and fathers, and perhaps afew cousins, enjoyed the day, than which a more perfect one never shone. ‘The steamer River Queen had been chartered for the day, and at 1 p.m., while the orchestra rendered a patriotic air, the vessel cast off its hawver and started down the stream. carrying about 150 of the members of these societies. The sail was thoroughly enjored,so charming was the weather. The time was devoted to making acquaintances, and the bright eonver- sation soon made the trip slip by. As Alexan- dria was reached one patriotic soul inquired of her neighbor: “What other subject of interest is there in the town besides the church which Washington attended?” “There is one of the most remarkable sights in America,” was the reply. ‘Look and you €an see the spot which stands perfectly still while all the rest of the country progresses at a killing pace.” At Marshall Hall the ladies at once made for the place where the chef was cooking in the open air the planked shad. They were greatly imerested in the affair and watched it until there was a danger that they themselves would be baked. as the fire isa very warm one. While the dinner was being prepared the party broke up, each to seek bis own amusement. The bowling alleys were utilized and some of the la- dies showed that they were adepts with these Pins, as well as others which they do not expect to come down. The shooting gallery was more liked by the gentlemen, but it is feared that their ancestors would have fought an almost bloodless revolution had they not been better shots with their old fiintlocks than some of their sons, who tried in vain and used up all the ammunition in efforts to knock 4 pipe out of the mouth of an advocate of “home rule.” PLANKED SHAD AND ORATOR’ Gathered in the dining hall, after prayer by the Rey. Dr. Suyder, the planked shad was at- tacked. There was a terrible onslaught. and the forces of the enemy were being rapidiy decimated when a regiment of colored infantry with white aprons led in the reinforcements end the slaughter was renewed. The blood red flowed, but some preferred water, and for over an hour the contest was waged. Finally Gen, Breckinridge called a halt, while the American dag was waved over the assembly. “Sons of your fathers, you won a victor: Planked Shad Landing of which your ancestors might well be proud.” The president of the society made a very bright address, which every one appreciated. Now and then it touched upon ‘ficonderoga and Ethan Allen, but st flitted along in glittering sparks of witti- cisms, which made it enjoyable to listen to. At the close of Gen. Breckinridge’s remarks the American flag was saluted in Chautauqua style. the handkerchiefs of the assemblage ing waved eaci time the national emblew was dipped. After each speech a quartet of excel- lent male voices sang a selection. Gen. Breck- inridge acted as toastmaster, and well did he fill the position. He introduced each speaker with « well-turned piece of humor. which never failed to strike home. Gen. A. W. Greely fol- lowed the president, responding to the subject of “The next century.” He expressed it as his belief that the next century was to be the women’s century, and he would be among the first to welcome them to the position they should occupy in this world. we was @ danger.bowever, that. blinded by their snecesses, they might overreach their mark. Gen. Greely’s address was an eloquent one, which the audience highly appreciate. Ex-Commismoner Douglass made one of his ebsracteristically bright post-prandial talks. Like Gen. Breckinridge, he did not allow his subject to hamper his ideas, and by the time he hhad reached his topic he had the audience in such good spirits that to drop to seriousness would have been shameful, so, while they were all lnughing. he closed, having made one of the best speeches of the afternoon. Mr. Ernest Wilkinson was called upon in the absence of Justice Brewer, who was detained by the Chinese case before the Supreme Court. ‘His address was delivered in an earnest tone, which was in contrast with the light bits of Pleasantry which bad preceded. He was went, and when he finished was heartily for bis happy thoughts. . J. Tabor Johnson closed the speech- making in an argument which was to controvert ‘the statement made by every individual that his ‘ticular branch of the army or navy had been most instrumental in making the revolution successful by showing that had not the medical Profession been on hand to keep the camps and soldiers free from contagion the result might have been different. After Dr. S. K. Hall had delivered a recitation apropos of the occasion tho assemblage broke up, but gathered again on the poreh of the dining hall, where they were ‘A vote of thanks was unanimously passed by the meeting thanking Col. McKibben for the courtesies he bad shown and for his personal interest in the welfare of all. ‘The return was made pleasant by the singing of the quartet, the masic of the orebestra and the recitations of Miss Ethel Armes. The Steamer reached her wharf short after 8 e'clock. The quartet consisted of Alexander Mosher, first tenor; Frank W. Bird, second: J. Henry Kaiser, first bass, and Chas. W. Han- ock, second. THOSE WHO PARTICIPATED. Among those present were Gen. and Mrs. George H. Shields, A. Howard Clark, William Van Zandt Cox, Bernard R. Green, Ernest Wil- kinson, Dr. J. W. Bayne. Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. Storm, Mr. and Mrs. Philip F. Larner, Miss ‘Mary Dor Reeve. William A. De Caindry, Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. Grice, Mr. and Mrs.’ Wil- liam H. Bayly. Mr. and Mrs. John B. Thomp- son, Capt. C. D. Cowles, Mr. and Mrs. William ‘HH. Pearce, Mrs. T. H. Alexander, Dr. and Mrs. Frances Hodgson Burnett, Mr. and Mrs. Clay- ton, ex-Commissioner Douglass, General and Mrs. J. B. Breckinridge, Mrs. Ballinger, Mr. Paul Ernest, Col. and Mra. J. B. Brownlo' Gen. A. W. Greely, Maj. Geo. A. Armes, Miss Ethel Armes, Robert Lewis, Dr. G. Lloyd Ma- grader, Maj. W. H. H. Sheets, the Misses Childs, Dr. and Mrs. J. Tabor Johnson, Miss Van Hook, Gen. Rufus Saxton. Dr. Frank Baker, Mr. Husband, Mr. John Halstead, Mr. ‘Tracey, Capt. and Mrs. W. Meredith. William ‘M. Thompson, Capt. Bates, Col. Marshall Me- Donald, Dr. F. O. St. Clair, Capt. Bartlett, Mr. no. C. Porter, Mr. Henry B. Ciliey, Dr. Starr Parsons, Charles W. Coombs, A. 'B. Talcott, Mr. Yeatman, R. C. Dean, Wm. T. Thompson. Miss Munson, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Storm and Miss Storm, Miss Baker and the Misses Greely. FOR ADVERTISIN The Evening Star: BECAUSE YT IS THE FAMILY PAPER OF THE CITY, BEING | GQ TAKEN a HOME, BY PRE READ IN EVERY EVERYBODY, AND ESPE O BY THOSE HAVING MON SPEND. To BECAUSE ITS ADVERTISING | 7a! RATES ARE DO PROPOR’ QUALITY OF CIRCULAT THAN THOSE OF PAPER IN WASHT . Dame THE UNITED STATES. WANTED—HELP. WANTED—SITUATIONS. | FOR RENT—ROOMS. FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR RENT—HOUSES. Sea _FURNISHED. ANTED_CANVASSERS FOR CRAYON POR- trait. 2000 Lith st. mw. D—A BOY, WITH TWO ears’ experience’ in bring ‘references. GEORGE B. Wi ite branches. Address }. 2315 Carey st., Baltimore, Ma. y ANTED—A YOUNG MAN (DANE), AT PRES- waiter in the Danish levation, Pisbes a situation by the Ist of June with a fami that will spend this summer in the cor for one week DANE, SERS OF GOOD ADDRESS plan. K. COURANT, 517 10th st. nw. Weak Be: office. Address ANTED—CAN to sell watches i FIRST-CLASS BARTEN! references, roy BARTENDER, Box 48, Star office. TO LEARN PAPERHANGING “sous Mt st. 1 ANTED—BOY ana En Gee jerk ina wor HUMATROPIN, 900 @ MAN. 16 ne 20, Hag NTED_-YOUNG MAN WHO fas TWO OR perience at type-vetting. Apply ERRANDS: REF. RE- 01d. to write letters on a cali ¥e gnce ani salary expected, Address Baltimore, Ma. Star office. N OF GOOD MORAL ina under some Arst-class HY, 1308 20h st. we — BY A YOUNG WHITE MAN. MAR- in, driver and make him- understands his business. my10-34¥ 5 habits, to learn brick! AX © workman." Address W. 0. 04seen we my10-Sa ANTED—BOY TO RUN Quired’ MERTZ & MERTZ, 900 ¥ st JANTED_WE WANT AT ON men everywhere (local of travelin ) t0 adverse and Heep our show cards tacked up in towns on trees aad jon Public ross, stead; county; 870-4 mouth salary and $3 m day er ‘when AN ELECTRO CO.. ‘Box 861, Cincinnati, Ohio. 'NTED—A GOOD, STEADY MAN TO WORK thai can work with horses: ANTED—B) ¥ AN OLD SOLDIEW OF ‘ACTIVE 8, a piace as private watchman or 7p books or accounts and be generally ‘Address OLD SOLDIER, Star office. ‘ANTED — SITUATION AS GROOM OR TO youne Englishman [212 19th st.n.w. my: iy work in your raves deporited 1 a por RANGO-OI FOR RENT—NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS WITH large closets; suitable for one or two youne men: ith or without’ boerd; prices reasonable. 716 20th at. nw. iny11-3e' R RENT—TO RESPECTABLE PARTIES, nicely furnished 2d.and 34-floor front; other large closets; gentlemen 481 Missourt ave. m. myli-da* FE reo SOM MUNICATING | FUR m second an floors; summer 11-30" FORREST — THREE NICELY FURNISHED 1S Ter month alse lage stable: C4 sone 418 stew. + SA Per ny lL-Sa FO® RENT—217 Mb. AVE. N.E. NICELY FUR. pe ae = floor; n. and 8. ae pel one ‘from U, 8. uare from care and Derdice; Srat-clae table boarh 34 door. eras "pe erate. myil-3a* R RENT—FLAT FOR HOUSEKEEPING; M. G0; Mat near Sa" wey seer Rem, g Square troim care. “Room i, third auditor's. mii Se CONTAINING Grooms, bath | and house in excellent condi Sstnw, : a, RENT—LOVELY SIX-ROOM HOUSE; A. M. ie a ». HE A aeuiberbond” Sh Slay Parsee erm R RENT—WELL-FURNISHED HOUSE NEAR Dupont Circle, for one year or s Felon. thereof: WINCHESTER: myli-st* -VERY CHEAP RENT—2 NEW TWO- ws and water each: ks; square from street Tose tein ses. 6. 811-50 euch CHARLES @'RINGWALT, Atlantic buitaing, LL - * 830, 2 FOE, RENT-2112 PA AVE., ROOMS, LARGE ‘and well arranged for ce oF boarding 7 rooms, bath and ceil ‘Bw, nico: 1831 7thow, . ar. 15. myliae L. RUST, 624 14th p.w- FOR RENT_HOUSES. A SNAP_FURNISHED NEW 6.200M | of cable: rent nomiusr ap | wake abuuider's oun is | MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN — SS 8 the nor trwent wilt a THOS. 6? HENSEY & Co., 1300 F stn. LOAN #8.500 AND $10,000 AT 6 PERC on Teal estate: anay:be i GEO. F. GRAH ANTED_TO BORROW, # Fears at6 percent, on ties ‘without children, Sentember. 4.8. P., Bo: ENT OG NaH ING 1 ROOMS A. cea UNCANBON, STH A HOST. NW esto H AMD APECY ND p Sts sw Tries | W oR RENT—A 2 STORY A D BASEN: brick house of nine rooms: all. soder 37S ‘stable; rent, ®:i5 90. 009 POR THRER 000, FURNISHED HOUSE ON 1h. %, Bear Connecticut ave; very reason Foz, BENT-TWO VERY DESIRABLE COMMU- nicating rooms; bright and cheerful; sixteenth Sar fore Gace Sens Dee Seen eee Direle: A v family." Address T. C., Star office. wyil-3e 1 RENT—COR. STH AND 1876. N.W. LARGE Toon, south Weak Hons Oa ae a Ae sees . south front, from 8 @ week UD; aare from park and care: SPs nyt er axes and s wood trome; German FLOWER STORE, 12043 Fst now. ANTED—TWO_ FIRST-CLASS BUSHELMEN. SSYDER & WOOD, 1ill Vennsyivanie ave. :D—GO TO DICK'S AGENCY FOR COOKS, bermaids, waitresses, nurses, governess, trained nurses, vers’ references. 137th st. n. w. matds and seam: CED SAI ES- Teh Ee Ig at Star Shoe siouse, ae OOD COOK, A PLACE, NTED—3 GOOD BICYCLE REPAI! ro RS; Food $ competent machinists. H. 8. OWEN €O., 1483 N.Y. ave. ‘ANTED—AT ONC! ‘A GOOD REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. S. ©. HILT & Co. a situation as iady’s maid or as gurse: understands housekeeping and ¥ A LADY STENOGRAPHER AND tent attorney pre- Address STEN, star ‘ANTED—COOKS, CHAMBERMAIDS, WAIT. er8, nurse girls, waitresses, butlers, ladies’ mads, = (6 hotel laundry women: MS, 1110 G st. n.w. my 94a! ANTED_AT CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, cooks. waiters, chambermaids, drivers, places furnished un- (27 11th st. nw. typewriter, an engagement: ferred; references furnished. scrubbers. weneral han: 0 out city.) BURNHA yANTED_BY A SETTLED WHITE WOMAN, @ place aschild’s nurse; seashore or city. Cali ft situation, 22Grant at, Anacostia, D. SWEDE GIRL. A SI1UATION tomo sway for summer. ANTED-MAN AND WIFE FOR COUNTRY, without children; farmer and working boure- orthern peopie preferred. Apply at SHACK- 427 1ithst. n.w. at 2022 Gat. nw. ANTED—BY A YOUNG WHITE GIRL. A PLACE faunily or hospital; city ref- to nurse in a privat erence. JULIA, f ANTED_-BY AN EXPERIENCED DOUBLE. Position ; is also a ‘LASS PLUMBER TO work on Washington Athletic Club honse. Full one but Washington union men . cor. 8. Capitol and O my ‘ANTED_BY A SETTLI pituation as cook in a small private ANTED—A L. ED-FOR FIRST-CLASS: M . waitresses, experienced only noed api iy 10 to Lt am. DY WOULD LIKE SOME RINI ive her employment av salesiady in Mildrens Box 10% 815 per month gp ED—A& YOU rt tek . ist at WINDOW DRESSING; one having yANTED-BY A YOUNG MARRIED WHITE woman, invalid nursing. dress C. JANTED-A COLORED BOY TO ATTEND A horse and make himself useful about the house. ANTED_BY A WHITE GIRL, A SITU in # first-class private fomtly as cook or chi aid: reference. Call 2412 N st. n.w. J ANTED — SITUATION, SETTLED woman as working housekeeper or general work ; -amail family: no washing : will zo to the country for BORE AE reared is. ‘ANTED—BY A RELIABLE AND COMPET! joman, position as parlor maid or ourse inafamily going to the country. Apply, for three Bresent employer's, 1130 17th ek. i. W- ARY OR COMMISSION TO ‘agents to handie the Patent Chemical Ink Eras- ‘The most useful and novel invention of Erases ink thoroughly ‘in two seconds, Works like magic. 200 to 300 per Cent profit. Agents making #30 per week. We also want a wenoral agent totake charge of territory and men of erasing. MO! 1092, La Crosse, Wis. ANTED—STEN Remington operat OFF, SEAMANS writer office, Sth and pint sub agents, ite for terms and MEG. C (OGRAPHERS AND REMING- ators, directed to oaitions; co a = Sng charee for services, WHC! ENEDICT, Hemington LE YOUN child's nurse or Ia can give best city reference. or will take cl house for summer; no objection to leave ‘WANTED — BY EXPERIENCED COLORED woman, @ place as turse, in good family; can give best of reference. Pleasé call at 1608 Corcoran s m VANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE. work in a family of three. Apply with refer- VANTED-BY A Yor? yatign 48 howsekeever or companion @ GERMAN GIRL. A ANTED — EXPERIENCED MILLIN' A Sp. mm. oF before 8 a, J ANTED — POSITION AS STENOGRAPH! Dewriter ; moserate salary. Vaile, waltremes, ‘narwes,”gtainstrowm , EM an oh wou families, hotels, club houses, hotels. DICKS restaurants and where needed (fefe fir,): also post- ks. SHACKLEFORD'S, 427 Lithst.n. w. GENCY. 613 7th st. n.-w, ANTED—A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE- H15 of taree; reforesices required. Cali ANTED — A GERMAN GIRL AS CHAMB! ch woman cook: no objection to travel or maid: Feferences required, for the country; best city references. Address ¥ Rood waxes. 12335 . COOKS, CON- clerks. dairy, laundry ‘out eity Purniahed wit 1110 st.n.w. my6-0e" yANTED_WORK FOR MAIDS r AN TO NURSE; must have good references. Call 1745 Q at. ANTED—A GIRL OR WOMAN FOR HOUSE. work and laundry; also good nurse: one wi 1132 Téth st. BY TRAINE E. 07 ‘{ not afraid to step Into disnases of nursing in all its branches; ical testimontal: + Understands cookiny for the such as scarlet fever, can furnish the beat sicl'und Hebrew WANTED—ROOMS. NTED—THREE FURNIS nished rooms on second floor; west of 12th ANTED_MILLINERY SALESLADIES, %,FjARISIAN FLOWER Co., 1109 F ==) BS 7 ANTED—A RESPEC ‘ezal_hovsework. ave, Mount Pleasant) Seer b JANTED-—AN EXPERIENCED SALESLADY Ro,other need apply. ‘ABLE GIRL FOR GEN- Tith st, cor. Hows VANTED_SIX NEAT. EXPERIENCED GIRLS for dining room. Call 407 10th st. n. w. y ANTED—LADY CLERK: © furnished room with good ree- sonable; herdics pass the door. ‘my11-3a"" Fo RENT—1101 K ST. N.W., FURNISHED large, bright rooms in corner house, with board RR RENT—AT 2096 G@ SJ_N.W, A NICELY tabi basta Teferences, spl3-Swa" Fe RENT—PRIVATE FAMILY WILL RENT 2 large furnished i table board in tame square, or I eoomrimaare sueate ert Fee, RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH OR without board; communicating; beautiful loca- tion; one square from the Capitol; cars and herdics pase door. 119 Maryland Bae R ei eg Ld VESMONT Soils ae te ard, at summer rates; adults only Teferences Fequired. "0 mer Fates acne On OR RENT—WITH BOARD, TWO CHEERFUL communicating second-story front rooms, fur- nished; south and esst exposure; reference changed.” 1012 12th sta. w. Ose FOR RENT FCRNIGHED ROOM AND BOARD: ‘large sunny front room. | for two adults, in Mt. Pleasant. Gall cr address 1508 Howard s eS ee aes RENT—FURNISHED, LARGE ROOM AND kitchen on first floor. Also rooms on second and third floors; larwe yard and porch ; desirable location. G17 13th se. my10-da" Fe RENT-IN GEKMAN FAMILY, ONE OR two second floor rooms; folding bed, &.; no tn. Ww. wv 10-da* 12°60 Fok RENT 29 8 BT Aro OU TH FRONT and communicating furnished rooms, ; on 2d and iid Moore: location very desirable and con ‘820-158 Venient, FOE BEXTPA AVE. 8. ONE FURNISHED ‘2d-floor front room to centieman. Address B. W. D.. Star office, my 10-da" R RENT—FORNISHED LARGE FRONT ROOM ‘on 20 floor, with table board, $25 per month each to two persons; gentlemen preferred. “64 M st. n. w. OR ne See a RR RENT—PART OR WHOLE OF NINE-ROOM furnished house; use of Kitchen if desired; at the lowest summer rates from June 1, four months. WEST END, Star office. “my 10~ia ‘OR RENT—A BEAUTIFUL SECOND-STORY furnished south and west front room: two bay windows with awnings; private family; summer rate. 5 Corcoran st., cor. 14th nw. my lO-da* E} 715 10TH N.W.; HANDSOMELY )R RENT—1703 10TH 8: modern improvements, such as electric gas inet mantels, sas Inquire of M. G. A BEAUTIFUL Rh Fooms and bath It snd partly furnished. "Hanger's, at 1405 Pst VERY DESIBABLE LITTLE wuire ave, containing 6 re Inonth. IGHT, 1410 G st. n.w. IR RENT—LARGE BRICK HOUSE, CON’ is on 13th st. near Mn. adi house. Will give lease at mod- B WIGHT. 1410 6st ewe it BE, TWO NEW CE SEVEN-ROOM BRICK HOUSE; Gost. ne. Apply to LEO SIMMONS, FOR BENT NT am. i: 108 Owner, 365 Eat 8, SLSEE: BE ea sBeesey seer aati. ies S 2 4 3 = Bs Fi a or SS e 22 ist Ext SAPs et Ante! = es i Es = 4 ay 4 BEETLE. +t or bra "A apply to WESCOTT & WILCOX, poly *° 1907 Pennavivants. farnished rooms; on 2d and 34 floors; single or en family; refs. exchanged. ' my10-3a" R RENT—NICELY FURNISHED, ROOMS, convenient to three lines of cars. 1113 0 st.n. Ww ri MEI at summer rates; furniture entire id complete; electric bells, messenger calf; ood cattendanos; transient guests accomuodatad. 0 office rooms. my9-a* OR RENT-215 A ST, 8.E., TWO COMMU cating rooms on 20 floor and one on 3d; locality ‘convenient to car lines; with ‘or board; terms moder WOR RENT—FU familly, 1107 ISHED ROOM IN A GERMAN FOR RENT—457 18. w. : Or. ‘all mod. imps. ; $22.50 4B, B. ON WYLIE ST. NE. ‘order. jew Jersey ave. n.w.,bet. Land N. | at 519 7th st. nw. Yeave. my Osta" | yll-st GEORGE H. BLISS & CO.. 19 7th st. nw. OR RENT—UNFURNII 7a st... 8106 ry iter} s, Niet neat iii 17" Geno avn'r Ria 3 De M: near Ist st ave near 14th st. Fp tie ot bot Sand F. Towa circle... FITCH, FOX & BROWN, 1408 Get. aw. STH ST. NW. : COZY yM HOUSE, WATER. Gas Fea iiasee oe Apply 1106 Let THOM. F. WAGGAMAN, TO LOAN ON INSIDE Tt proved property, at Interest and principal | mye S07 $200,000 Also tutiding “loans. TMA To STATS eoval ata ment wher of Washington Stock ineton Fire: Co oO YoU Want 000 oF more Sekt st eam corte | icles talon as collstert i 2: mre g Ba A: age * ites before borrowing, Fhitiire, Maton, hora, wacom, mr at the lowest pos: vent possible time ATor in fall wt any time to ‘ower, and any Pert a : is i ‘Loans can be pai suit the convenience 3 aa N.E.; 2-STORY BAY- cellar under who! ao 13 3% st _ acs ste, re. eeeees br) Gunton buildtr aa eeeieakeianion, Too a rooms» /Gun Too BI, 25, 25, 20. 87 12.50 iy 12.50 . Toots OO Ogme we 12.50 7, 8. 2 a aD’ wrongs 25] Stench, . dd : 3.50 Gunton build S880, Sennen 23 aD. ane BEF et ow, room 1-20 Gunton building, roca” | ee oon 16 Gunton” bilan, ‘The aves GAiy A portion of the yroperty on m: books. | For full list call at office for ‘bulletin tea onthe Istand ith. Imy9]_ T. E. WAGGAMA’ ‘OR RENT—2206 FST. NEW 3-STORT and cellar bay-window ‘press-brick; 9 rooms and bath near caps and herdicss price. $35. ER, G13 15th st. myb3t_L. STARGARI 5th | ™. {OR RENT—STORE ROOM 510 1TH 81. 503 VE a ead ‘aliacl 832.5 2a. BR ‘24 st ne, Fr. 3M 510 1th, lat". 25.0063 ° O st, Br myO3t THOS. W. HUNGERFORD, i219 FOR RENTIUARGE PIEASANT ROOMS—TWO in room, with board, $35; smaller rooms for one, 1th st. nw. my9.6 Fe RENf—A FLAT OF FOUR ROOMS 1000 7TH st. B.w., opposite Mount Vernon Park; untur- ished: moderate rent. my 3: POR RENT-Nici FURS cor, Hn. FORREST ‘Thomas 1335, N 8T., CORNER 14TH. NEAR 24-story front room and id-story table board; bast of references. mys-6a R RENT—COR, NINTH ST. AND MASS. AVE, ‘nicely furnished front rooms, 860 for two persons; southern and eastern oxposure; Yery cool in summer; references exchanged. Table board. my&U OR RENT 723 18TH ST. NEAR “THE EVER- ett," nicely furnished, laree 20-floor room and bath; 3d floor, 4 nice rooms; en suite or sins! first-class board for @ few; 2 hall rooms mn prices. my8-6a" with Doard, $16; near’ cars and departments, ‘08 | coal vanit; wine cellar; large yard to aller scomtonieut ley ; convenient to care and herdica. are vari to ail E,W. GRAHAM — FURNISHED — A 10. SHED Rooms For | th hy Tartios without small anidrene withis, # simmer by parties without sivall childrens within ISHED ROOMS FOR: yD FW. GRAHAM Git Ices O0Iy ats: wert mt omrel S04 | irae ee nates ones OR RENT—1]02 = seven-room, how Pack room; south’ and west exposure; furnace heat; | ‘mp8. Apply 1227 L | TH CAPITOL ST., NEW Papered throughou: : 91d Moet nw. lar th board: $50 and | Ti Naty nw: str dw reene court, Pies eauits ir eCullough st,'4r. st. preferred. References given and required. Ad- | Prices. Ee areas A. R RENT—NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS IN Ay Proximity of cars; good location: private French - . ally FOR RENT—OFFICES. my6-1ma* 802 21st st. new. | oF B45 T 82 Address, in own handwriting, stat- | 1-On RENT-OFFIGE HOOWS ON 2D A Re mes Te OO Moors of 417 1th st nw. Prices 810 to8 THOS G, HEN SEY & Co. VANTED—A THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED child's nurse; must be a reliable, settled woma: Best elt ‘A er MOA. Re, Star office, y ANTED—A GOOD WHITE GIRL FOR PLA’ housework, in family 97 two Tefe-ence, F st. n.w., from 10 to my0-b* W 4STED_CHAMBERMAIDS; AL W Apply 485 Pa. ave. n R RENT_CHEAPEST AND MOST DESIRABLE office rooms in Washington free, 618 F st, n.w. who can sew: must have dress, namiug last employ: lisght, heat and janitor ply On premises, a FFICES IN THE McGILL BUILD- sone sak semen G st. Just west of the patent office. nillding contains every modern device and im: mnent known for comfort. safety and convenience. tc Mirect light und ventilation. aplo-Lin RK RENT-METZEROTT BUILDING, 1110- wont central location i cit SO A COOK. 9.30" Fins besepo Tnclone stamp. South Bend, Inde J ANTED — LADIES AND GENTLEME: s¥ YoU BS to $1Z per week to do si home work for us at your homes; Bocanvassing. Send self-addressed envelope to G. Batterymarch and Water ‘Suite of elerant office rooms, G18 F st. EMMONS & Co. Boston, Mass. my 10-5 ANTED—DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT Bi rean.conducted by ladies—men ored. for all kinds of domest OR KENT—FINE HALL, 626 LA. AVE., RUN- ning throuzh to Cat. ‘Steam: hear all hear al WANTED—HOUSES. - ven the Ca basement brick dwelling, contali Death; a=. om carefull; Sipscvisign of sheowncr ‘For further particuiars FOR RENT—STABLES R RENT—LARGE STABLI ley_ bet. 434 and 6th and if stalls for 13 horses; 11-6 IN PUBLIC a new Setory and H sts. s.w. ;con- i 22 rooms ‘ maile under ‘persou 87.000. "Perms ress 418 B ston ALLEY BE- ween 17th and 18th, coachman's family on’ 2d A HOME—PRICE ‘terms all “cash. ASER P. Star office. RNISHED HOUSE Garrett Park, Rockville or Mt. Pleasant : Jun September; private family ;_no Post Office Box 7. VV ANTED—TO PURCHASE W from. 500. to, 000: 30 JOHN E. BEALL Address PURC FOR RENT—CHICAGO. co FURNISHED containing 7 rooms and bath, ly aud August. $100 per month. Within ten minutes’ ride of the fair grounds. For full rt if ho pion of SUN B. WIGHT, snees exchanged. house in Chicazo, ANTED-PROM THE OWNER—A REAL ES- | for the wronths of Jul tate investment for $8,000 cash ; must be a bar- ‘Star offi information and descr YORLD'S FAIR VISITORS — HAY fur. rooms in privat» lines of care into savance. Mrs.J. A. -sidence: convenient to 3 apartments in ave., Chicago. ta collected anil remitted TEDT MYERS, 1025 Mich. WANTED — MISCELLANEOUS. ANTED—FOR CHARITY OR ‘worthy object, an excellent amateur theatrical company could be induced to Bronson Howard's best works. € HM. RUDOLPH, 1004 F st. n.w. ANT RIVING HORSE FOR ITS KEEP juring summer, or woul ition : good refere LOST AND Fi O8T—GOING FROM I ST. Bi al ng 9th, through park to 7t ‘searved gold watch a wed on watch. “Return 10.307 F st. i NY OTHER rform here one of interested address “TRAYED—BAY MARE, 16 HAN information will be stiitabl RIDGWAY, Box 60, Hyattavil JOUND—A LOT OF CARPENTER TOOL posed to have been stole same by identi Md. myli- ‘ASH PAID FOR OLD GOLD AND old and new jewelry .dentist ¢old, ver of all descr TI Manuf'c Jeweler, Gold ‘ilver Reflner, S15G@ st. aw. opp. Patent Ufice. spoons, watch cases: enld inc cost for insertic D, Park Watchinan, near 6th Ki OST — ABOUT 7 O'CLOCK THIS 4 froma carriaze between 220 E stn P Jack leather hand bay, containing a pocket i ceipts in it, some. pay things. Ahy person Will confer a favor JOUND—A GOLD BRACELET, AN y have the same on proving raving price of advertisement. om 79, General Land offic ANTED—TO LEASE A 8 FO '$, suitable for 3 horses and 4 carriages hsts., ave. and th a cloth top, paper pattern and other ND FOR SALE—HOUSEHOLD AX ing the same at WAxTEDA PA Fe Ye beraldealing. A.C. WI suitably rewar EES ign. Owner. ANTED—A YOUNG erty ine able for ladies to drive: Address CASH OFFER, Star office, giving de: Seription, price and where to be sen. ANTED—MADAME TAU lace ctrtains at reasonab! storage free of charge. MALL HORSE SU 0a two-seated car- Interior Depart i NEVA WATCH ON ither on Conn. ave. a 816 17th st. now. OST—MAY 10, A GERMAN GOLD COIN STICK T.RL. Return to 1314 abou: 1 o'clock, el Sees pin, with inter yANTED — EXCELLENT PASTUR and receive rewar horses, with carefiti attention, may be had by |» { addressing JAMES LAING. NG, SHEPHERD DOG, "dark red color: PHAFER & GEDD th and Mass. ave. ne. OST—AN ENGLISH MASTIFF. LUB ward if left at 321 7th st. aw Lincolnia, ~ Fai suit; coats,a0e. ; pants, resses and window shades ace curtains laundered; matings sold T. BAIR, office 717 it! modeled and laid ; matt Liberal reward if returned die mark on on nw made to order, | Hepeeen ee ee P 108i ; a Pui FOR FORRITU: fay 6. white bull terrier dow; bein: . feather beds, & ty ; furniture stored, packed an: dining and uphotsteriue do OST_TUFSDAY. TY MUCH | st mw. é WASTED Take ring stylen ping extra, F.G rescent scarfpin, set with p reward will be paid if left at C. C, BRYAN’ w York ave. n. w. LLY | iz 12th to Mass. ave. . "| feather col.ar. Suitable reward if lett at 14056 14th ‘OGRAPHY AND - Lewspaper correspondence, OST—MONDAY EVI Central Savings Bi 1434 Q st. and receive reward; all payinent stopped at the bank. REWARD TO THE PERSON WHO WILL lost out of my busy tine of the accident to tue at about 9 o'clock at Saab on Fs STEIN, oS __ FOR EXCHANGE. BANK BOOK ON rfuous hairs remover with the el Yat home by adir-ssing NTED—TYPEWRITERS FOR RE 3 z lowest rates: deat-cla = sold cn monthis 3 Towa circle, reous en, table board; also, furnis mente. Terms reasonable. fe23- J. F. ROBINSON, Proprietor. ite with private bath and ‘and OR RENT—3 UNFURNISHED ROOMS; 2D silent heghborhoodgavand bath. @Y4"" Sina 3t °. Fo RENT—TWO COMMUNICATING ROOMS; nished ; suitable tor light housekeeping ; no childres 212 dF st. o. my? 1-30" it RENT_UNFURNISHED PARLORS IN NEW sirable locality for summer; convenient to’ cars. herdics. “8 Lith st. n. RK RENT—315 91H ST. SE; NEW room house completely. furnt ts ‘arpets; ami. 28 Oth «tae. sdateey FS 7 NEW JERSEY AVE. N.W rootne and bath: all mod. tin rst-class condition. Rent, ¢: On RENT 5 O H AND | JOR REN FOR RENT-AT THE WOODMONT. 13TH AND = ished apart. | {nf FS RE = Cone MBiA ‘HE! FURNISHED ROOMS, HEATED. a THE REAR; floor of #-story house near three lines of cary; ex- | Bi GOT LLING. 1397 PRINCE- LOR RENT. second floor: bath adjoining: furnished or unfur: | Tantage; #30 per month. Apply {OR RENT-FURNISHED HOUSE, 7 ROOMS and bath, north side V st. n.w. near I5thst.; June ‘month: "to edulte only? re ly at 1480 U's nw KF r provenients; 10 to October t house with all modern improvements; very de. | 10 to Octobe P. 0 1 ‘POR RENT — UNFURNISHED — FIVE Ki comprisin parlor and basement floors, fscine par corner 4th and F sts. nw. ; only suall refined faint 602 Fst. n.w., Room 8. myl1-3b* ‘POR RENT—UNFURNISHED ROOMS, SECOND or third floor; south front; convenient to cable JOR RENT— THREE UNFUR} Suitab e for licht housekeeping; southern expos mt reasonable fo pasty withous chitaten pri nt reasonable to party without children. “Apply Eel eens JOR RENT—UNFURNISHED, WITH BOARD, two or three communicating sicond-story room SISHED ROOMS 1022 12th ‘OR REN nw. & __nyl0-3b" 'T—618 G ST. N.E.. TWO OR THREE southern exposure; no objection to lixht housekeep= JOR RENT—THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS southern exposure. 2113 K st HOR RENT—Si4 11TH ST. N. W.. TWO VERY pleasant unfurnished front rodms one large and ‘one small; nicely” papered and nic closet cely furnished halis: private family. "ap@i-iso JOR RENT — FOUR BEAUTIFUL 2D-STORY rooms, single or en suite, with uso of bath; hot ‘seen; ho other roowiers. Ist i RENT—IN WEST END, FOUR 1 = Heygemumunlcating rooine on second Boor; suitable for anisekeeping; to adults only. ‘on pre sea, 1000 19th at. nw. ae ED AND UNFURNISHED. T—UNFURNISHED OR FURNISHED rooms, with or without board, or for light honse- keeping. “I112 13th st. rt 2 OK 3 LARGE COMMUNICATING roonis: 21 floor: north and sonth exposure; cool and delichtful for summer suitable for housekeeping; Teferences required. S22 C st. n myl1-ve* my l0-Bb" SOR RENT-505 0 ST- EW: 10 ROOMS; ine yard; $40 per month. ishing to locate permanent, Apply to J. E. POOLE, | _™y' a 510 OR RENT—840-TO A GOOD TENANT, A 3 tory Y-roomn bay-window house in good ‘repair; ern, improvements; 1038 15th yea 15th st n. w., after 5 pin 7-ROOM HOUSE WITHIN five winutes’ walk ‘from electric cars, Takoma loor ; private family; will | Park; rent, 830 per mont i iat. ee TEE B. 1 RENT—FURNISHED HOUSE TO A SMALL famnily st moderate rental until October. ‘iso large parlor on first floor; reference exchanged | J5thet.m.w. my OR RENT—FROM THE 18T JUNE TO THE October, a furnished house, most desirably siti ‘unfurnished second-story rooms: newly papered; <a ci aan RES ma cars. 2137 K st. nw. my hed R RENT. ith. WORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, RTF 2. Fy ing. my IR RENT_—SEVERAL 5 n.W. ands.e. at nominal rent for du HARLES G. RING. 30 F st. n.w.ml0-3 RY DESIRABLI 1 ‘ond floor. inel h ; | mer_montl nthe second Mor Including heat, ensand beth; | Wer, 2 Ret ace R KENT—ON 15TH INSTANT, 515 H STN, *s.: 10 rooms and bah: all. thodern imurove- Apply to J. J. BRERETON, 718 13th se 5 eee Fon RENT 317 MISSQURT AVE. 11 BMS; ml; a Sppee WORMSTEDT & PRADLEY, my8.0t* 927 F at lence 1513 Ruode ve. Apolv ai 1307 Hthode Island ave.” Possession May 16. tuy0 7 R RENT—NEAR PENSION OFFICE. 108 FST. B.W.. new Groom brick house witn front Yard, bath ‘and Vatrohe Rent, @25 fall. Es A. MeN TIRE, 23S 1B RENT_HOUsES— Y BARNES & WFAVER, REAL FSTATE BROKERS, 620 F ST_N.W. lifornia st. ne.. 6 roomie , Foot on second floor. i st.n-é., Grooms: all m.t.... 1635 11th st. u. Ww. store, 14 NeCullough st.; 4 roonis; myU5t (OR RENT—WE HAVE SEVERAL NEW AND Very attractive houses to offer ou the north side Of K st. east of 20th st. Brown-stone and brick fronts; 11 rooms. all modern, tmprovements: in excellent order. | Will be rented at a reduced rate for the sui- mer and can be had after tha’ time on lease, B. H. WARNER & CO., 916 Fst, Fe {0OMS AND bath; heated by furnace: ih wood order: will be TER TRTER fo desirable tenant. “Appty'ot" GWEN, my6-71 vai mi ‘OR RENT—UNFURNISHED— ‘15th str and bath... 242.50 ‘Orooms and bath, ~49 + Grooms and batb, 2 GE Fat. 983.33 40.00 60.00 50.00 20.40 Grooms. s 2250 Back office roms for F st ‘M. M. PARKER, 1418 Fst. 1 Hnw,12r, 1 Corcoran. Law, 10 h nw, 10r&bsy 23 Tarai aol It [2 G0) 13. Fone mmiont brick: 8 room ‘ Irie Mt Flonsant, ators frame, 13 00 e : ist st neat sitzmods ting and cold water: also gust t be appreciated Mngt be | my10.j r Kenesaw ave. Pile, Bhatt» 9,26 rooms mer, IGG st. B. Wes rooms; hate 1717 Qo. n. w. Pe 1206 18th st. n. w. 17 rooms and bath; a. m. f. JOR KENT—THREE ROOMS ON THIRD FLOOR, olor Unfurnished: family private. Apply 2135 Ket. n. ° T ROOM, SECOND FLOOR, from 84 un; board it desired; terms very moderate; boarders desire room mates (quiet gentlemen); hear pension and printing offices. G18 Bast. n.w. my-Lw JOR RENT—12%5 N.W. TWO UNFUR. nished front rooms: newly painted and pi ‘o furnished roozn on first floor for gentlemi privatefamily. mbt FOR RENT—FLATS JOR I |, FIRST FLAT OF 1908 OTH at., Le Droit Park; rooms and bath: electric was lightin -, electric bell, letter box, &c. ;one block from four street my@-4t* OR RENT—FLAT FINE ROOM< AND two baths :east, south, Westexposure: orice, $40. Please call after d'o'clock. References. 920. th hpegias my. FOE RENT FROM MAY 15, FOUR ROOM FLAT: floor of apartment ho K st. ; large ea, 2818 house; wide parking; private hall, bath coal bin, gas meter, Se For RENT— Rooms in The Harrison Con iid and ats, nw it” HARVEY SPALDING, FOR RENT—STORES. my6-6et m FOR RENT-CORNER 4TH AND I STS. N.W.5 very low rent at 820. DAVID D. STONE, abs 806 F stn. FOE BEST (Of SALE-STORE AND CELLAR 7 rooms and bath: jnodern improvements: 4 Hist. ne. ; 820.50 rent, or 84,500 in purchase property is rapidly coutne to the front and xood future. Thave 2 others adjoming, thes the one here described; will take. #13,000 fo1 Whole; specnlators take notice of this, Thquire of party wall 25 ft. front by foot ; street to be paved this y ‘This $8.0 good thin. i fonts new: rent, 840 with rooms, all handsomely napered, bath,cellar and yard 35. Apply to OWNER, 411 Loth st. nw. ‘apis-eo lm JOR ki cell LARGE STORE, 1020 77H der entire piace. Racer CRUTSTOUTS P. SHOEMAKER, my 6-00 20 Fat. ew. OR RENT_A VERY DESIRABLE 1th st bet. 8 and T: 10 room, bath, lars fect condition: fr HEISK my11-3 creted cellar HOUSES; 7 ROOMS on wide avenue ‘near Lincoln WEISKELL & McLERAN. 1008 Fst JOR RENT—1451 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W. S-story and basement brick dwell large and cheerful rooms, two bat) handsome front; location the very est; will For further pa and larve atti cheap during the summer month: ticulara and. per: STEDT & BRADLE! ave. n. w.; Grooms and bath; m. 1; Pett ‘frame ; xood location ; yi ene 1300 E BRICK DWELLING: 10 ard to alley; 8.¢, cor. Sth 28. W.C. DUVALL, 925 F now. LE DROIT PAR THOS. J. FISHER & CO. OR RENT” ARG and Pats, F _myo3t R RENT — CHE. ‘OR RENT—416 ELM 8T., cheap at $20 per month. P— PARTLY FURNISHED ‘with large yard; pleasantiy situated on the iu two squares of car ¥9-6t st nw. Sr&a m stne Gr & amt. fear 1871 14th st nw, at nw, 1ir.s mi, 65 606 13th ne, Gr. RR RENT—1451 Kf 730) aynw,10ram 1.8 eq ith aw, 12 8: 1340 Higgs st nw, 1003 8th st we, TOrebrth. 4 HOT st nw, br, (00 Bst ner RI7 Moav nw. 1 90 Blad road ns rent pinginan place 1, 405 4th st ne. HAT Tin at, we. | Sus 7th at ne Oe 10 11thst. naw. FOR BENT_WE HAVE A VERY PRETTY HOUSE in Brookand: six rooms. cellar; porches: large yard; nice shade. For farcher particulars Inquire of McLACHLEN & BATCHELDE! Corner 10th and G'ste. 16 Duncan stn... Gr. $23 50 04 Ti IN THE COOL RE’ XK, 307 Maple ave... NEW TEN ROOM HOU near Dupont, Cire} summer months only. a 835 Beautiful suites of roots, commer 13th and Gate t reduced rate neat G7 F st. n. w. 1499 FLOKIDA AVF. ; new; JOHN ¢ d water; 810.30. Grooms, modern imps. ; 2 ory ‘oty, 6 roo! is, large yard to, a ef EB SAS SEACH TRIE TA Osler: FOR RENT BY BR. 0. HOLTZMAN, REAL Es. tate and Insurance Broker, 10th and F sts. nw. UNFURNISHED HOUSES. IG14 RT ave, 16r. DSL Ath ne, Gr... 1921 10th, Th 1534 Colimbia, 30K 200 D nw, Sr > G11 Mth st ne, 7 9) 008 eh es Zt r 5 807. 55 ad 0 S41 Sth nw, 1537 14th nw, Sr. ‘B21 East Cap, 10r. Or... 150 1 ‘butiding,” “as $200 470 La'ave, to 8100 eac! F st. ong Tip Cofice-roasting esta 1016Conn 1375 Coffee b 1024 Conn g lishment, with ail OLS ar. 3 ante ath aw Santis, SES $35 10° Conn ave, rear....825 9 1020 Conn ave, rear... 23 ZMAN. 10th and F sts. a. we IR. AND B. 850.60 W, 2 floors. #30 15 (ith st nw. fra b. 25.40 R. BROOKS. 616 12th, N 343 Pa and dwelling. my5-00 = DR RENT— 20G" W. LINKING, ‘S00 19th st. nw. ‘OK RENT—REAR OF JOHN WESLEY CHURCH bet. Land Mats. n.w., two-story brick ; 12.50. °K. H."T. LEL new. { dwelling of 7 | 4 K 6 rooms and ‘bath; I AVID D STO: 804 and 806 F st. n. JOR EXCHAN: uear H: side and rear alley, walk, sewer and wate ANTED-HORSES TO PASTURE: KEEPI Onders at Price . road. 8 iniles. O. H. P_CLARK, Slize, M ANTED—G0ODS OF ALL furniture, stoves, carpet LARGE or SMALL qi bighest cash prices. | 637 Louisiana ave, LOT 100x100 ON 3D ST. N.E. mereted street, side- BECAUSE IT 1S PUBLISHED AT AN gp ««KOCR_ oF THE DAY WHEN ITS KEADERS HAVE THE TIME 3 INCLINATION 1 ri ADVERTISI MN: : O WELL as To RE | THORIZED TO fine business AND | yyy @ THE VERY Lowest 1x| W ther beds. &e.,&c.. | i ities, for which T C Call or address B. EINSTEIN, inyS-t EASTERDAY & MALLERY. 6 JOR RENT—FINE STORE IN flats; 20x80; heated by steam; will rent cheap to L. 8. FRISTOE, k SSF at ww FO8 BESTILARGE WAREROUSE, 1005 BN. W., opposite wholesalr market. A ftie business 10: cation, Store. #0. Upper story, with wide entry, 830. Whole building, 875. Inquire 92044 La. ave, ‘aplo-lin R RENT NINE ROOM AND CFI TAR BRICK; } modern improvements; near Stanton 210 bth st ney Tent, 837, WM. H G11 F st. n.w. DWELLING 913 M ST. N. 3 bathe, Ll closets and trunk Foor. "ab ind weather strips for every, window ST, ‘Harriso1 . 6 rooms, bath, concreted cellar, : a st now bath, cellar, .. very desirable aiid chea ‘OncG-room framein Brooklan © ice shade, @12.50. at T2REFE Duhoat place n.e., 0 roonia, bath, 2 place n.e., 6 rooms, m.L, convenient Grooms, water, weLACRLES ‘<8 =, 10. roo 241 Va ave we, Gr and 13r.845 "store, all mi Or...-85 316 Oth he,Ur.a wit b 903 C ne, 6r.« m 1. 32 30 Nth ne, OF,a tn i... Ores 30 LAOH st nee Gress AB ‘EMERSON & CAHILL, CHES IN Cave 1443 Corcoran BBO Ist st ne, OF. ES ‘spi+-im carrying the loan 4 PROPOR partion or have. S 3 5 d Be Bae Pe} mente a little Jarcer than ity We Wil take it up and carry There is no delay, but you set the you ask for it. ‘Shoald you desires loan call and investic method of doing business. WASHINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN ©o., my 3 ers Be mmoney the day 4 ‘6 “ 1225 Conpecticut ava FURNISHED, ‘ONFY TO LOAN ON ENDOWM ‘and tontine fusurance ~ Chased, Apply to WAL JODGES, 1307 Pat nw D TO BUY HOME . to be returned in easy monthig erawing lees than both priucinal and far ou your p-opert Ye 'paid off and thie wethod substituted. A hat ne Patuw, 1 sto'rlathaw, 13¢. Recor 20th & F. 14r. RYT ave nr 13th nw, bey Ne cor NH ave and . ED UPON FURNITURE. PIANOS storage receinte, horses, ‘carring =, estates ur other securities: wi HO WANTS MONFY? SECURITY TAKEN OF stocks, bonds, morteaces, trusts, war storase receipts, companies: 104.m. to 3pm. 7 Sun building. ONFY TO LOAN, IN ANY SUMS DFsT at Sand per cent on a real District of Columbia. Ne 1312 18th st aw, Gr. Se 12th and Fats war. th thi iso life insurance. TER ACKER. 1008 F st. now, AT 5 AND 6 PER CENT, ISKELL & McLERAN, Tha et bet 8 al yaet) ‘ go 1817 Ost nw. se ‘sums to suit, on cit; NEY TO LOAN TS ANY 5 MS DESIRED SF lowest rates of interest on approved real Stuated within the District of Columbis delay yond time necessary for examination of ‘Of papers» Cotminiesions J “THOMAS J. FISHE IN SUMS FROM #500 ATS A In rear Cor'n Art Gal. 4th st ow (rear)..1) ‘Theabove houses can be examine? by Boe only. THOMAS J. Fis ‘ON REAL ESTATE IN THIS DISTRICT. K. 0. HOLTZMAN, ‘ONEY TO LO) NAT 5 AND 6 PER approved real estate in the Dit trict of Lance amor ats a specialty. “Also. a c varity Trost Company of Philadelphi:, le ia inscalimenite. Ee: Ei ‘ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT AT CUR nproved real estate security : special a riot re Ek & ROTHERE LOAN ON PROPERTY IN centum per annum 3 Spach Mert raven Priviiewe fy 4 fe see sta, KD, 1907 F st.v.w, ot Ree Es cee Ee Bi 33; N REAL ESTATE OR iT. lowest rates of interest ; no: . €. GREEN. 368 Teh st. now. TERTATE RC LOw wee ne x, 0; 2 Mea oa Buccasor to DANENHOWER & SO! MONEY 70 Doan ar Miprovel bins a, e 3 e ts cs 4 5 AND 6 PER CENT O§ 2 ry es 2 sea Sach Fi t ait ride a ep ‘ONEY TO LOAN ‘Ta sums to suit, at anes Bei 3, 8 os Ba HR: Sige ——_— PERSONAL. — — ——$————— PHYSICIAN DESIRES TO MEET A LADY OF a Res we 5, 0.. 16 F stn. 4 3 ‘4 i ‘0 ALIBI TO PROVE WE WERE RIGHT HERE Paying unusual rates for gente’ discarded ar Buertie Bend tha ; i roams RRSRARR, rota ULV HENSON (COLORED), AGED 14 SEARS, Petd at z 80: 85 ity CHANGE WILL DO YOU GooD. Everything in A W'ToRR CHOF ASD Ey g28 38 mez ik A i é 4 3, 3 % x Fourated New York table ihe NEW LORK CHOP “AND. O° Sh. 1002 Fat Bay os, ie i . 3 JQ POSITIONS TN THE PUBLIC st Vil service rules, what and ualiications reauired, x ters, 1107 Est. where they are, salaries ‘ave near Mass e EXAMINATION QUESTIONS ROW. FLYNN, A. M.. Ivy Institute, Southwest tor. Sti and Kets in —_————_—_—“_—_—_—S—E_ COUNTRY BOARD. = = = —— TED) FEW BOAKDERS AT avarte- ‘of shade and good water. MS. Basement under 2027 L st ROO! 1108 F st. 1st floor and Dasepent ay, bet Ist.2a, Fand Gite nw, each’.......3.251 BULLETINS CAN BE OBTAINED AT OUR OF- FICK POR PERMITS APELY TO. - HILL & JOHNSTON 1503 Penna. ave. Address M. G RY BOARD CAN Be ld residence usar Leesbure: extensive For torms address Hox ak ‘Leesburz, Loudoun county, Va 34 514 7th ne, 7e, bath. 23.389 1105 Fla avene,7r.-30.30 | address ELIAS Ki insurance Company for rent at low CHARLES W. HANDY, 610 13th st. nw. ) OTH ST. N.W. ONE abil ube other ten revi and jern conveniences desirable ‘ev KI. BROWNING, 416 AT REASONA Apply at MANSION HOUSE, Midd) — AITHERSBURG—THE SUMMIT HOUSE WILL ENT—1328 AND 15 hieh ond heat hy : ‘be open Jane T Tooms and bath water in. house. 1527 Bolton st Baltimore, Md. ROCKVILLE, Glew matagement) grounds: lange, cool rooms, woud wa For terns apply MISS WAKING i, Rockville, Md. hood Inquire of PRANK 1 NT-HANDSOME AND DESIRABL ESIDENCE for summer or winter; near TOWA CIRCLE: one of the highest and most heal fles in this city; 9 rooms: all mat: 1 ‘W.: $50 per mo. K jetropolitan Uranch, POR RENT-S.E © modate 2 permet « ‘OR. SOTH AND PSTS. i 865 ‘Btotighton st., "FOREST GUTS, Mn ARB FN 15]9 2h bbe Woodley Inn, 7r. ene ae" ALE—BICYCLES 4 = roUsD a. PNEUMATIC. Green Springs, Br & st.25 Gropeetown otic, 14 Ha own office, 1264 2d st. mhz8 Washington office. 1405 G st. a. ENT—FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED abroad: will rears; handsome modern house o° fourt-en | bew; « barzai 21 Gin xt nw SALE—CHEAP ip geod condition. Apply 25 K st, n.w oR SALE- TOT I8T CUSTION Witaws nore, Fa. ave. and lath st __ Washington, D. EBBITT HOUSE WASHINGTON, D.C. | WARD W"'BoR! _ PR) 125 L se. oe $05 13th ne. 50 20 13321 Linden nm as WATERS & THOMPSO! BOARDING. board; location central; ref 1005 G st. nw. EN TOWER—THE 1 boardine place in the city’ midst lance shady «rounds: 19 Pa. ave. nw. JIRST-CLASS ATTORNEYS | (CAMPBELL CARINE | * Webster Law But '& fow choice rooms, single or en suite, which ae o> ee be rented at reasonable rates, with or without bosrd, DN CABINET VAPOK BATHS SCIEN wave abl Swedish mov ET, Subs 13th wt. ‘Open Suuday. ‘vith or without board; terms reasonable table. prc