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SOCIAL MATTERS. F.lrgant Faster KntertalnmenU The Past Lenten Season. Tbe President and Morton vent to JUw Twk today to nines thsir two eldest daughters at school. Mrs. Morton will not retarn a to bs at to on WedTho Ent? breakfast given by the Secretary the Interior aud Noble to twenty-four guests yesterday was a pleasant nov? Ity in oUborsite entert-uniueuta.

rhe floral decorations were the symbols iu for Easter imJ by tbe esrly to amalgamate tlio ribolism of the pagan wur.hip with that of Christian religion I our tables Vara ui the dining room. wiuii perfect bower of green and flowering hushes. Tba door was festooned with of ami lax bfk by bouuueta of largfc wliitti liliei. The firat table bad a huge butterfly with outspread wings in the center, made of panstes. The neat had on it a solid centerpiece, circular in form, composed of tbe white of the hydrangea anil crossed by the of the Christian monogram in which consists of the first two lettera of Chriili name in Greek, X.

P. On tba third table was an oval cwihion composed of mignonnette. vtuie and white lilac, and tbe fourth tnhie had another flat design upon it in which was reproduced the triangle and the square IB the tinv blossoms of the aweet and smilax. Other symbols used in decoration were the harp, the dolphin, tbe peacock, the phoenix and the tine. Over il, ni.rror was suspended the floral rainbow in the type of promiae.

It was aet in tiie heavena a sign of the covenant of God's to mankind. '1 he place of each gnest at table waa indicated by an artiatically painted the name written in gold and tbe mbols and in colors. The meat had been extracted and through the aperture at each end were drawn narrow ribbons, picot edged, of many colors. There were also bouquets of roaes for the ladies and knots of violets for the men and Farma violets in tha linger howls. Secretary Noble escorted Mrs.

1 uller to the table. Senator Doiph took out Mrs. Strong, Mr. Henry Strong and Mra.t Ireely walked together, Mr. H.

Gordon Strong and Xicolay were paired. Senatuc Sherman took out Mrs. Justice Jiller. Mr. Justice Miller seated Mrs.

Hawley. uen. Greely walked with Morriaon Fuller. Sir escorted Dolph. senator Hawley escorted Lady ranncefote, Sehoiield took out Mus Margaret Halsted.

Mr. de sat with Leonora Hslsted aud the Chief Justice took out Noble. During the ten courses of the breakfast the Secretary and the three ladies of household their at table after every two whicu enabled each one of them to at each table during the service and return each one to his own for the close and to make of it a genuine movable feast. Mm. J.

15. Henderson will be pleased to see tha invited for Friday, April 11, on Wednesday evening. April instead, when there will be dancing. Mrs. Cilley and Mrs.

Patterson will be at home at No. 1828 I atreet tomorrow. Thev will be assisted bv Mrs. Horace Cuiiimings and Miss Irwin of street, and Mr. and Mr--, Pouton of Chicago and Mr.

and Mrs. John T. logg of Boston. Mr. Robert B.

Roosevelt, son of Mr. R. B. Boosevelt. ex-minister to the King of the will be married this afternoon to Hiss Grace Wood ho use in New York city.

Mrs. Sophia Davidson. Miss Stewart Brown and Mr. Davidson Smith of New York are at the i Noiiaandie on a visit. Miss Mattie Thompson, who has been in Washington since January, will leave for hen- tacky this evening.

Miss Bute lias gone to Philadelphia on a short visit. Mrs. and Mise Keitt of South Carolina have returned to the Ebbitt after an absence ol' several weeks. Mildred Fuller has returned from New York. Mise Katherine Atterbnry of Brooklyn is visiting Mr.

and Mrs. II. J. Gray on street. Mr.

J. tiray, who is a student at the I'nion Theological seminary, is home for the Baiter vacation. Miss Olive Guthrie of Passaic. N.J.. is visiting her aunt.

S. H. Kauffmann. 1421 Massachusetts avenue. Mr.

Denman Johnson, who has been pursuing the regular course at I-awrenceville school, is spending the F.aster vacation with bis parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. W.

Johnson, at the Rochester. Mr. D. L. Pierson of the senior class of Princeton College is spending the Faster vacation with Mr.

Tileston F. Chambers, 1411 street. Miss Mattinglv will be at home to her tomorrow from to 7 p.m. Mrs. Foehay Walker, nee Miss Cora Henderson of Alexandria.

sailed from New York Saturday with a party of iriends for Europe. On account of the parade on next Friday the reception of Commander Hoff on board tbe iMle is anticipated one day and will take place on Thursday, the 10th instant, from 4 to Mr. Burlingame. son of Mr. Anson Burlingame.

with his wife, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gounett of 1731 De Sales place. Mrs. A.

H. Thomas, who Las been visiting friends in New York for the past two months, has returned to her home in Alexandria. Mise Mir a Beala of Boston was entertained at luncheon by Mrs. C. 11 Baldwin of 1307 street on Saturday.

Miss l'otter of New York assisted Miss Beals in entertaining the gneats with Among those present were Miss lertrude Hninliu of Seranton. Mrs. Coolldge. Rush. Missrs I'adon, Baldwin, llanilin.

Aplin and Drown. Mr. ami Mrs. Clifford Baruey. 14.1!> street, have returned to the city after su absence tha south of six Mr.

Ernest W. Fill has returned from Springgeld and is visiting parents at 1-th street northwest. Mr. and Mrs. S.

J. King have returned home and will be pleased to see their friends at liS Indiau avenue on the 13th, 20th and instants. Mrs. Representative Townsend of Pennsylvania will be at home Tuesday at 813 Vermont avenne. Miss Wanaiuaker's Faster breakfast, given to a large number of her young this mornittg, was a charming novelty in entertainments.

'1 waive tables, each for six were laid in the hall room. The white were in white china candlesticks and were rapped by white In tbe center of each table was a of flwwelw. pink in one, white roses in another, spring ou a third aud so ou through the bewildering list of fragrant that are now in season. The yonng hostess received her in a pretty and simple of blue and white foulard trimmed with lace. The guests are Miss Petitt of Philadelphia.

Miss Rachel Cameron. Miss Brooke, the Wiudom, the Misses Ernst, Miss Busk. Miss Miller, Miss Grace iMvis. Miss Alrnv, Miss Ashford. Miss Lditb James.

Pauline WilUaoaeon tbe Misses Preston, Kodnev Wanamaker. Mise Lonise Bainbridge rfaf. Dr. Rath. Mr.

McCawley, Mr. Von Mr. Clary Bav, Mavroyeni Bey, Prince Iturtude Mr. MeKenncy, Mr. Clay, the Messrs.

Leg are. Mr. Blair Lee, Mr. A. H.

Preston, Mr. Phillips. Mr. Van Ness Philip. Mr.

Bichard Porter. Mr. Hellen. Mr. B.

Wallach. Mr. Barry. Mr. Hsrksher of Philadelphia.

Mr. Robert nil too. count s. honbnrg. Mr.

Bulckley, Miss tdte. Story, the Misses Condit Smith, Miss Fuller, the Misses Cullen. Poor. Miss Cooper, Miss Beach. Mr.

Paul Andrews. Mr. Clifford Kschardeoit. Mr. Rodnia Wanamaker.

Mr. Husmer. Mr. Lever. Mr.

Harold Biunev, Mr. Steele Clarke of 1'bilad 'ohia snd Dr. McAlpius of New York. A udeu orchestra rendered solt music during the least. The ball room was decked with foliage hushes.

At tl.e close of the breakfast the center pieces of (lowers upon the tables were broken up into Konqnets tied with ribbons that were marked with the namee of the recipients. Miss KMily Graham. Barbara Flaherty and Jennie Cuthbertson of Philsdelphia are vxitiag Mrs. T. Graham, at 1933 15th street northwest.

Company of the Washington Light Infantry Corps will be at home on Thursday evening. April 17. J. Bartlett who has been very ill with typhoid fever, is convalescing. Mr.

George D. She I ton of Bridgeport. is visiting his relatives. CoL John R. Nisrnsee's family.

1591 street. Joseph R. Edson has been very ill for tbe nast three weeks with the grip, but is now slowly recovering. Hiss Henning of 1728 20th street has returned from a four weeks' visit to Norfolk, Va. Mrs.

A. E. Rankin and daughter of 8L Johnsburr, and Mr. and Mrs. E.

O. Thorudiks of Boston are at the Langham. Mrs. Wn. win ton and Miss Joan via ton of Brooklyn are at the Arlington.

Misses Be ale. Schoo maker. Taylor and Chisholm of New York are at the Fredonia. Mr. and Mrs.

T. J. Hardealer, with their son Harry, left this morning for St. Panl. they propose remaining for soine time.

On Friday nigbt a delightful informal dance, that began at and ended with a Virginia reel at 3 a.m., wu held in the rrescott school building ou University Hill. Among those present were Frederica Prescett, Mim Lizzie Miss Macauley, Mamie Macauley, Gertrude Bartlett. Hunt, Mian Walker. Miss Grace Walktfr. Miss Stirling.

Maude Sterling. Mis? Alice Prescott and the Misses Blauchard, Messrs. J. A. and A.

Macauley. C. E. John Joy Edson, Gatley. Stirling.

1 arker, Htickney, Barnard, Carter, Townsend, Macintosh, Gaham. Bartlett, Emery and Prs. Goodall, Muldleton and Fitch. Representative and family of Georgia, formerly at the Kiggs, are now at the ltichmond. A number of friends of Mr.

and Mrs. W. Leroy Faririnan spent a pleasant evening Saturday at their residence on Capitol Hill. The occasion waa Mr. Fairman'a twenty-fourth birthday.

Mrs. E. V. Smith, wife of Lieut Smith of the third infantry, Fort Meade, South ia visiting her and Mrs. 1).

J. Young, 1313 Corcoran street. Mrs. John B. Allen has returned to the cite after a mouth's visit to New York.

Senator and Mrs. Allen are now located at No. 10 street northeast. Mrs. Jeanaette Thurber will give a box party at the concert tomorrow night for the benefit of the Boys' and Girls' National Home and Employment Association.

Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Warner have returned to the city from an extended tour through the south and west.

Mr. Warner has been tendered a dinner at Willard's by his co-directors in the Columbia National Bank, which occasion will be used for the presentation of an elegant testimonial appreciative of his services its president of that institution. TIIK COINT OK TDK DEAD. at the Census Office for Collecting Vital Statistics. TO MAKE A CANVAS TOR THE CENSUS P.Y HEALTH TO BE Of ELECTRICAL COl'N UNO MACHINE.

An important part of the mortality sind vitfll statistics which will appear in the returns of the coming census is now Hearing completion. In order that these statistics might be as widely useful as possible it was decided to include the statistics for the five years preceding May SI next in certain cities where the records of deaths. were kept np. The vital statistics for the census year eliding July 1 will be collected by the census enumerators and will apply to the entire country. John S.

who has charge of this work, thought, aud l'orter agreed with him. that the returns of deaths for one year owing to various causes would not give a satisfactory basis which to found deductions. It was. theretore, decided to take the returns gathered by the sanitary authorities in a number of the principal cities and tabulate them for live years and print them as ft part of the report of the census. AGENTS SOW AT WORK.

work is now being done. Agents of the Census Office are at work in Boston, New York, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington compiling the vital statistics as gathered by the local authorities. Owing to changes made in the wards the statistics gathered in Chicago, Cincinnati and St. Louis will only be for a fraction of the five years. The entire state of New Jersey will be included in this inquiry, as the work of the state board of health, which receives monthly reports from all of the state, enables the census authorities to obtain the statistics of the entire state as conveniently as those of a leading city in that state.

BY PUNCHING HOLES IV CARDS. The agents of the Census Office engaged in this work instead of filling out long schedules with names, dates, are following a simpler method, which is a part of the new electrical system of tabulation which is to be tried in the present census. What is known as a stamping machine is used, which has a face something like a type writer, only, in place of keys, there are Each of these holes is clearly designated and the operator, using a punch attached to the machine, but which moves freely over the face, into a card lying beneath round holes. These holeB always mean the name thing, as the cards are of the same size. A card with a number I of rounded apertures in it when taken from this stamping machine read by an expert and him that a certain individual named in the schedule white or black or Chinese.

Indian, the sex, age. place of birth, profession, trade or occupation and a number of other interesting facts which want to know about those who have died. TO BE COUNTED BT ELECTRICITY. These cards are arranged by counties or sanitary and sent to this city, where Mr. Hollerith, the inventor, having put up in a large room in the Census Office a number of ingenious machines ith which he proposes to do the counting and the tabulation of the next census by electricity.

The chief of the division, i Mr. W. A. King, is now arranging the cards received from the agents and preparing to run them through the machine. He expects to be able to know in a short time how many died in thrse various places during the past five years and a number of interesting biographical details.

When he has a number of cards of a certain county or district, each one representing an individual now dead, and he wants to know how many died of a certain age and other facts, be begins to feed the cards into a machine. LOOKS LIKE A PIANO. This machine looks something like an upright piano. Above what would be the key board in the space which contains the vital organs of a piano there are a number of small din Is which are beneath a of These dials record whr.t the have I to say. The are slipped in a brass platform and a pad containing a lot of needle- like projections is brought down on it.

When there is a hole in the card the needle slips through. When there is none the needle is pressed back. Those that go through, however. are plunged into a bath of mercury where the electrical connection between the needlo aud the dial ia broken and the hands ou the dial move one point. A number of can record at one and the same time, so that a large class of facts can readily be recorded.

The face of the dial shows bow the record stands at any time and the figures can be taken off. It ia claimed that the tabulation of returns can be made not only more rapidly but more accurately than by actual count. By a skillful electrical connection a box full pigeon holes at the aide of the operator of the machine can be used to place the cards when taken from the machine, so that they will be accurately assorted. AMUSEMENTS. The Glee Club concert of the Yale Glee and Banjo at Lincoln Hall this evening will a gala society event.

Many ladies and gentlemen prominent in social aud'official circles have secured boxes and a number of orchestra parties will be on hand. An exceptionally good program has been arranged. After the concert there a ill be a reception at Mrs. Dalzell'a. A Fashionable he operatic concert tomorrow night at Music Hall for the benefit of tlie Boys' and Girls' National llouie aud Employment Association promises to be a fashionable event and verv artistic affair.

Miss Marie Decca and Srgnor Montcgriflo arc among the who will appear. The cause is a most worthy and every seat in the house should be sold. Tickets, aud at Lincoln Post fair of Lincoln Tost. G. A.

at tho Washington i.ight lufantrv Armory is proving a great success. The Washington Light lufantry. the Old Guard and i Sons of will attend this evening. The I program is changed every evening and new are announced for every night. Big Work at the Post Office.

The largest work by 12 per cent ever done by the registry division of the city poet office done Friday. The records have all been completed and the report will be forwarded to the third postmaster general this afternoon. On that one day aloue the received for distribution amounted to 3,491 the made up aud diapatched amounted to lo.lal pounds. There was uo particular reason for this great amount of mail handled, and it simply how the business done at the Washington post oltice constantly and rapidly increasing. Saturday evening one of by George Fletcher, colored, returning from the races one of the horses balked on 1 euuings bridge aud got to prancing, when it fell against the railing and into the river.

No damage waa done save breaking the harDUMB. Yesterday morning a team ran away on 11th between and southwest and the driver thrown out, having his head cut and wriet broken. SHOOTING STARS. The material in a new stvle of lamb-requin la wooL A (offering husband who gave np all his cash for Eent to meet the milliner bill for Easter in this: Oh. she ia a pretty picture, Walking there along the street; On her head an Easter bonnet.

Just bo natty and ao neat. Ihore a nothing better on the street. As she wears my bonnet, Just as she ia. dear and nice; On this glorious sunshine Easter, Does she think about the price Of my Lenten sacrifice? The man who triea to take things they ball catcher. "Jones ia a thunderiug good fellow," remarked Brown to his wife.

"les," she responded acridly; "yea, thundering good; all noise and no results." "Assnme a virtue though yon hare it not." said the man who picked np the other feilow's umbrella, on a rainy day. A post-Easter greeting' Where did yon get that hat? Satan's Easter Monday complimenta to Society: "Ah, there!" No truer words than these are Spokane The hack-bone of Winter is utterly has been since last fall. A cattle drover's dog is no sailor, hut he knows how to "steer his bark." NOTHING. In T.ent you must deny yourself ntil the days are spent; For Easter rhymes with leaster, And nothing rhymes with Eent. There goes General Averill," said a gentleman as a tine looking mail went by the Stab office one day last week; -a lanioui soldier in the late war.

he was. and I am reminded of a story of him. He and the late George W. Adams ot The Star bore a striking resemblance to each other and on one occasion a dozen years or so ago, he was approached in a hotel lobby by a gentleman who saluted him with: Ah, this is Mr. Adams of The Stab I believe?" ti very sorry," replied the General, "but it is not.

However, 1 will give you a card to ith this the General, in all seriousness, took a card and wrote as follows: "My dear Mr. Adams: The gentleman presenting this card mistook me for you. As I have refrained I killing him, I think you should reward Signed: Averii.l." The gentleman presented the card but not until he had become very much better ac- quainted with General Averill. HEN-FKI'IT day. Thousands of Children Ksft-Holllnj in the lilte House Grounds.

TnE GREAT ANNUAL PICNIC OF WASHINGTON CHIL- DKEN NO DISTINCTION ON ACCOUNT OF AOE, BACK. SEX OH COLOR -AN ANIMATED Si'ENE koMflNO AJtD LUNCHING ON IMF OREEN HWAkD. Were there no calendars a glance at the White House grounds today would instantly chow a person that today is Easter Monday, t'gg shells ami children abound, older folks look on and every square inch of ground is utilized for romping or for lunch eat- I the freat annual national i children picnic, a continuance of the custom that has grown up from the time when the babies ust.l to roll their brightlv colored down the terraces at the Capitol grounds then roll down alter them. It is not much of an egg-rolling, this jubilee of the little ones that is going on today on the lawn of the Executive Mansion, but it is more of spring teast.wbero the sacrifices to the goddess of sun and flowers are in the form of dozens upon dozeus of rainbow-tinted eggs and jords upon cords of bread and butter. OATBESINO FOB THE FUN.

The gathering began soon after breakfast, although there were bad weather sigus to be seen then. I he wet streets caused inauy a little heart to feel like lead this morning when the dawn came, but there was soon a procession moving toward the home of the l'resideut, even before the guards had all reported for duty. Hence there was quite an audience assembled to witness the driving of stakes along the tops of the east and west terraces on which wires were stretched to prevent the ogg rolling down the side turf. They comt alone, in puirs. in triplets, but more often in thrones or hordes of from Ave to a dozen, each with a small basket of eggs, and the largest one with a lunch.

Mammas were sprinkled through the gathering more like shepherd dogs than ehapt rones, and the small boy, with neither egg basket or lunch, was I everywhere. IN KANT I.ENSuNS IN fttMIILINfl. He produced from mysterious depths of his garments and traded right and left, giving green for red. hard boiled for soft, raw for cooked, and occasionally trying the toughness I of an egg shell on that of another. 1 he spirit ol the gambler was abroad in strength, shown in the twinkle of the as the owner of some particularly tough egg cried out: te.r "butt er pint'" show me more shell! "Don't break my knuckles! and other similar phrases of the vernacular ot Monday.

Here was a melancholy object in white and yellow -a forlorn boy from himself the contents of a bad egg that had been smashed in his hand by a mischievous youngster, and his woe was sharpened by the thought that he had jiu: been on tue point of doing tlie same thing himself to another bov. ALL SORTS. The children ranged from two years to sixty, from the color of ths paper The Stab is printed on to that of the ink that makes these letters, tiace lines, po.ice lines and care iiues were all obliterated. Etiquette hid her face behind a veil for a while and Conventional propriety stood outside of the park and hung ner sad face over the railing, but there were no sad laces inside, all was joy and gaioty, laughter and music, eggs and yellow stains. THE MARINE BAND.

At 2 o'clock the Marine Baud arrived and for two hours delighted the thousands of children and grown people with light music, familiar airs, such as "McGiuty" and "ItazsleDaxxle," "Suwanee liiver," "Where Did You Get That Hat' and "Listen to My Tale of Woe. Meyerbeer aud Thomas were cast aside for two hours of popular music, aud Hub Smith and Hilly liice were the favorites. it was during this period that the presidential household made its bow to the gay scene below the south portico. All of the babies were held up to kiss their hands to their youthful countrymen below. AND TUE SMILED.

Outside of the grounds half a hundred fakirs aud peddlers pushed an Easter Monday trade iu eggs, candy, oranges, bananas, lemonade, balloons, squawkers. pies, pickles and peanuts. The hokey-pokey man, with his wealth of lungs, made his debut for the reason and sold several cubic yards of frozen sweetness at 5 cents a glass. Erank Storty couflued himself to the lumpy sort of cream, which he dispensed from several white covered push carta, appearing in half a dozen placcs at once iu the most surprisingly ubiquitous manner. At noon the departments caused the throng in the grounds to swell temporarily, but the return ofc the men to their desks did not materially diminish the crowd, as the steady sunshine kept calling out the children who had remained at home because of the threat of rata As 1 he Stab went to press the White House people were wondering if there was any of aahington that had not visited the grounds.

The crowd was nuequalled. Hie Y.P.8.C.E. of Orange Valley, N.J., have proMutoU ltttukiii on eltuftmt xmUuuaI banner tor Howard University. The fair arranged for the benefit of St Joseph's Church will open tonight at the National Hides' Armory aud continue ten days. The Navy Boat Club, Wm.

H. Brown commander, wnich will appear iu the Emancipation parade with a ship, has been assigned to the Mouth Washington division. U. Johnson has been appointed chief of staff for the South Washington division. WAIST HAND AND ONF Draper.

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CHAM? 1st Maids, and La'iud iu awajr, or Farm Hands. Coloreil Men Ooofc. A. COOMBS, ir.M st n.w. sp7-3t? Wahted-a Toitsm man or lady as entry II Clerk and AumULt Uookkeei er.

must be reliable correct. Address in own hud luHii at- n.w. applicants received. SETTLED COLORED WOMAN TO "i ok. With and Iron for small Family.

Apply 3HKMiat.ua. If ANTED GOOD WOMAN TO DO COOK" inir 1 Geuer.il Houar Work muat stay at if lit; no washiiiK. 1)04 Pa. ave. n.w.

I -A O.KJD BISINESS LADY TO ATII tend the It-. ept on of the STAB PHOTOGRAPH GALLKhi. 4o0 l'enna. n.w. If IVAXTKl) AN lMH STl.lOl 8 WOMAN TO DO House Work (or three in 1 auiily i no washing Steady Man to Care for Two Horses.

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M. ML'NYON. Eat. n.w. MAN AT ONCF.

ONE WHO If iswe.l known in tlie city a very liberal salvry to the rlrfnt party. ull at 4 J. M-Ml NVON, HKI-OK" at. n.w. mytl-Wf AN 1 ED A WHITE WOMAN ill II Care tor Youiw Children mnat come well recommended.

100S Kithst. n.w. YV anted aqood TO AS81SI IN it iakunrCare of Baby and Cimmbcr Work. muat atay at r.l?bt; also a Cook. Call 1 I4tu at.

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VV ANTED A FilLST-CLASS TAII.OKE.SH. CA1.L II at .710 10th at. n.w. JACK BARDITZEl'bKl. 1 IliSl -CLASH AlLOKtSMEH I to Work on SIMPSON, cor.

and ANTI Tmiv.I HONEST sen. to haoole niethint just out: tOK'HM attciits. C. ALD1 A iu. 10HI Eet.

n.w A.N 1KD Hltl'G ITH I II irvod E. WILLIAMS CO. ifT-B COMEKTl.Nl WOMAN To COOK, ii ami IroU; 14th at. n.w. 11' llHST-OLASS BKK aud 10 llod a.

New NaTal Obaersatorv. OeonfeK'WU Heights. Apply with tools. 1'. H.

ft CU ANT ED-A WOMAN TO COOK AND eral Huimework. no wastmiv orironinir; required. Apply for twodu)aat 00H Idtuat.n WANTED A Vol NO MAN TO ASrtlST IN KHoW IT '1UE PALAIS KOYAL, cornar leniia. ave. aui it IIUAXlHl MILU.NI.KY SALES Ml ST II uuderttand tniiimuif.

Apply in store, 11 St. n.TT. ItWAN 1 ED? AT ONCE-WAIST AND SKlilf ii liauda at WYATTVS, ISO-' 14th fcl. u.w. apV-'Jt" A KI.l.IAlTl.L WOMAN AS II Chaiulwriiiaid iu family of Two; must haveifoi'd rofereuc-a.

Apply to UU.I at. u.w. AJL' I AT ONCE. A GENTLEMAN TO II till a i'oaitionot Triud. KO--1 re.

quired. Call alter (WO a.m. 1 HI I ft 5th at. u.w. AN ASSISTANT MILLINER AND AN II Apprentice.

corner'JUtli aud n.w. ANTED--AN ACTIVE BOY ABOITTViXTEEN 11 or enrhteen yuars ol arc. Mini lmvo referaucea. jir.iiiZ's DUl siulti a7-3t 1014 st AN TED AN eIplKIENCED, II hite Coaoliuiiii, accustomed Up entire cliarife of stable. be wiilinr to Bc-onipauy family to Best city relerences no easary.

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LHU Maaaachuaetlaase .107 UTH 8TKEF.T N. A WAlaT li hand and a to bavtc aaiata. Alao an apprentice. WANTED A X.ADY To SOLICIT ORDEKS EOK a popular work, which will mott with a ready sale Address letter io 1. Star oitlce.

WANTED WHITE AND COLOUKD Nnrsea, Maids, Waitreasee, House Keepera, Farm and Dair) Hands. Ac. (trunks stored.) Ihiaaulother citiaa BLRNHAM S. lllOUat. n.w.

apS GARDENER; ONE WHO TKOR II oii(hly the care oi fruit, dowersiaiid vegetables. Apply 1'. A. CAHSlLLY', a.e. cor.

Vlat and Rata. -AT THE CITY INTELLIGENCE oYII tlce Every-day WorkitiK Women, Mull. Hoys and Girls; no waitiuvior work sppluatious for irovemment positions prepared. May Bulldiuv. 7th ft n.w.

WANTED HEAD WAITER FOR MOUNTAIN Summer Resort; none luit firat-claaa tneu need apply. Address, atatititf releretics, H. S. MILNOK, Mauatfer, 3:10 N. Charles Baltimore.

WA.NTED-FOL'R Bl'SHELUEN. Yl AT apA-3t 414 st. n.w. ANTED -THREE (IISTI.KMKN or INII doubled Ability for Theit Iiiaurau? ato. company psid up lOH.OuO, lis.intr three-year record in Waahimruui.

Addiaaa Star HBTti ao-'ft" GIUL EXPERIENCED IN BtMill clink' on clothniif. to 1' ireinau Work Room, 4th floor, SAKS AND COMPANY. apii-2t WANTED WAIST. HKllt 1 AND SLEEVE HANDS li ai 1331 Vrratoataia. ai 5 WTANTED A MAKER: TWO ii nioiitha' etnploymeut at the Hotel.

4TH ST. S.E, A GOOD RF.I.IA11I ii Servant for General Housework. Must be omnipotent. and atay night: no other need apply ANTED 11 UNDO RE'S BUIT rea.i, conducted by ladiee and Woman, white and eolorod, for ailkimta of iubor, city and hiatea. wilh ucmoved to 70V Lai.

n. w. jT YOC'NG AN AS CI.ERK Ml'ST II atatu aiuaiy iu own h4iid writing Address ALARY, Star office. W'ANlrD-A FIRST-CLASS WHITE BARBER, ttone other in eel apply to 4 13 lmh at. u.a WANTED A THOMOI tihia COMPEJENT IT Cook, with city reference.

Appli at ave. ap.7-3t* WANTED GOOD SKIRT HANDS CAN FIND It ateudi employment and Kooil at MADAM Ri IHR'S. at. u.w. ap5-3t? VV ANTED Ci MAN ABOUT TWENTY II to Work in DritK store.

Addreaa DRl'GS star olltre. WANTED YOLNG MAN IN A DRIG STORE It witli i or so experience. Address PHARMACIST, Star olhee. AN I ED- BODY wonKEK3 AT J. C.

HliTcS II INSON'S, 1)07 ACTIVE MAN FOR EACH SECII lion, eslury 5 to $100. to ha'aily represent a N.Y Company lncoil orated to am ply Dry Gooaa. I'lolhiuif. Shoes. to consumers st coat.

Alao a l.ady oi i act. salary to enroll uiemliers ISO.OIIU now enrolled, Wl.tMi pani in i. exchanged. EM Pi HE 1VE AHSOCIA'IION liredlt well rated), Box 707, N.Y. ja37-inly WANTED- DRESS MAKING-LEARNERS POR ii Prof.

Chriatuar's lulernatiuual iailor System; 1 with at inch rule or tape measure alone, as all niic tailors cut; patterua and matenais cut made I and liiatruetion Kiveu by Mine. S. J. MbSSER. 1403 lt.l ave.

WANT WANTED-TO PKOPERTY ON OR ST. II aud 1 u.w. or Busiuosa Property on 7th at.il w. Addn O. Stur office.

WE WANT A Hol IN N.W Ii or about 7 to rooms; all ni.t; any onajiaviuir auch house and wishing to sail aaiue will do wall to couuuuniCitta with ua. J. F. ft 00W at. n.w.

ao-3t WANTED-TO Bl'Y AN EIGHT OR NINE-ROOM Brick between Md ave St. and lat aud 7th sta a.e. Addreaa, price, JAMES Star offlca aj AND WIFE WHO CAN ii itive liest retereucea, desire of Furnished House or Board with other tUe summer, from May 1. Address NAVY, Siar office. wrANTED- parties HAVING HOCSF.S II lieut Can Secure 'leiauts ami Prompt Collectioiis and Reiiirns by l'lacinar Their Propttty with uie; repairs, insurance and other incidental relallxiK to its mauaKeiuent promptly attended to without extra cost to owner.

GEO. W. LlN'KlNS, uih37-liu Cor. 10th ana ale. n.w.

WANTED-WE DESIRE ll)B IMMEDIATE II civnu Well-built Brick Houaoa, ooutainltv irom to 10 looms, located north of I st. and wast of 10th at. n.w.:toco:ii.raaiie<'tiv*lv, $7,000 and B. F. GILBERT ft I mhri-lm st n.

WANTED-BY 1TSII ft MILLER, 1313 ST. N.W., to rent from to $75 per month, sa we really cannot supply for same wnich have bcfUi made on us within the last two mlS-iiu WtANTED-I WILL PAY CASH FOR A HOt'SE II in either the northwest or norlheaat, contsinuw from 10 rooms. Must be a bargain. AddraaaK O. Box 310.

JalA Jic antkd- by gentleman, two "Tkfurjl nUhsd Rooms; Capitol Hill praferred. Addnas M.O.I., btur thee UNFDRNISMKD A Uoae old frani? i 1 I O. Box 3ia ATT ON WANTED- BY A LADY WHO KITES A PLAIN. hapid Huh), i flacc AiMna C.KF BUroHice. If i VERY A BLE ored ((nig, a Place as Chamber Maid ot I'ij'l Maid.

Call -JOJO Lat. n.w anted-Jlway oo to picr-x aof.ncy Men and Wotiieu Cooctimos, l-iillrr-, 'K Uu lrru. Kit. hen this citr references. 813 7tli at n.w.

HEADOUABTER8 POSITIONS fur Cooks. chamber Mali. Waitress. sn.l 1.r? seamstress. Men Coachman.

Bu'lera AML A. COOMBS. STU at n.w By A WHITE OIRL. A PI.ACE AS First ass Waitress or chain trt who nndlTsutids her wors. Please call a.

n.w. UrtMTKD-UY A fLK.Ni cl vl K1 h. work to dost lion.a or in families. ladies fitted At tti-ir naideuce, Imii ui tvlfivum. Ad M.

8t ar WANT! D- BY A MBPF.CT AMLE COLORED Oirl. a place t'j Cook. Wash aLd Iron. Address 315 Henry at. u.a? WANTED BY A rlRST CI A 8EAM8TRE88.

Work by the Day or iu i rlvate uinily can rut and At. HfW call or address 1:10 at. VV AXTED-BY A YOCNO OK C.OOD EX" irliaii and French Eduction. a Pnsitio-i aa Corapaniou. uavilimc preferred.

ekrhaturi-d. Addiess 181 nEdmondson Baltimore, Md U'NS FtlB MO WHITE AND VT Colored Men: Cooka, Hostlers, Waiters, Coschmeu, Clerks. Salesm. n. atchinea, Farm.

Dairy and Kitchen Hands sturM and I s'tiilies supplied. afi-'Jf liliiMUM 1110 Oat. n.w. ANTKD-SITUATIONS FOR OHIK8. COACH 11 men.

House. Kitchen aud Ludlea Maids. Hitlers. Nurse Salesladies, Clerks and Fainiltea supplied. Citi-a aud Country.

BCBN HAM'S. lllOOst.nw. WANTED EMPLOY 11(8 FOR FIRsT-CLASS Servants, with reference in every case, send to CITY' IN I ELLIOKNO. OFT ICK and your order will be tilled with dispatch. May Buildup.

7th and n.v. M.V4M* ANTED- BY A TOL'NO LADT. A POSITION AS Book Keeper or Assistant Bookkeeper. Address N. A.D..

Star office. ANTED- BY A LADY' STENOGRAPHKK AND Tj Writer; Work In an Office or at Houie. new Kcuumrtoi: Writer tarnished if required. Address Si t.VOtiitAl'UUi. 140W N.V.

ave. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS ANTED -GOOD HOME FOB BOt EIGHT 11 of atje, must rear bun as their own. Address 4H3 Penua. are. n.w.

A "SECOND-HAND HCTCU IN it condition; I'prltfht atatiUK kind aud tem s. e. A GOOD SECOND HAND It Extension Top (ut Tnder Surrey. Alur-aa si hRr.y, star ottice; (tale price. to 4c.

ANTED- r.VRLOU ET'KNITUiE, xorl. dune in a neat and Slip cul and ht niarsttt-e'i. NELSON. at. u.vr.

D- lo BI.Y "FIRST-CLASS iion Safety Bicycle: VW or inch Psycho or late pr? aeudull particulars. F.W. TEEPLF. star office. W'AN I ED To KENT A 1 ABLE NEAR THE corner of 3d and Maryland ave.

n.a. Addresa 8TAB1.K. 1st at. n.w. ap.V.lf UT AN TED IT KNOWN THAT THF HEIRS OF 11 the late Lorenzo Rjc? will continue the busineas ol staaui Cari et Cx aumir at old stand, 4HN Man.e ave.

a. w. QUAU'l KICK, Mauairer. WANTED HORSE TO BOAKD AT 11 MII perance Will suit loth, sua 110 per uionth, references. W.

O. ANDERSON, Propnetor. 3p.V6t' ANTED A WILCOX. A GIBBS AI TOMMTC 11 Scainx Machine lor cash; iu Kood couilition and a baivsiu. Aldreaa, stating price, S.J.K., Starnffice.

ANTED -CHAIRS AND SETTEES FOR 11' uishiimHsii F. P. NASH, no Oat. THREE YEARS AT PLR cent, secured on the handsomest improved corner iu the Anhlord attract, nocoumiaaioK. Address ABSTRACT.

Star office. WANTED TO Bl'Y FOR CASH HOUSEHOLD 11 and Office Fumit'orc. Htocks of Merchanuis-. as Urin eries, Dry Hoods. Jewelry, all transactions confidential.

Addresa ALBERT, 10th at. u.w. VVAN'TED-ALL- DESIRING FINK CABINET 11 i'liotoa at $-per call at sl AK OALLEUY. ave Best hours for children, 10 to 4. Mention this paper.

WAXTkb PRIVATE LETTERS AND OTHER to lie vise. Correct aud Typewrite; BtMctest prumranteed; translations. H. W. KLVNN, A.M..

Ivy luatitule, lbTti, k.w. corner Htb mcs. n.w. ANl HORSE; MUST ALSO OO ltf harnesH, uiuiit be yountf. well trained for both i safe tor a vouuk lady to ride or drive.

Any one who wiahea to of KUcha horse one who will hiui kindly may a of Carrier No. tjti, Htation. tftatiutf price and where the borse can be Nuliunte dealers noed advartisemeut. apl-lui U. BALM FAITH 1 HE HlQHhKTCASH vl Pricea for Furniture, leather beds, Cttte and Store i.iiUro iloueeboade hi'Wlalty Stv-raKe on leeaoiiabie terina.

1 it. n.w. M3l AMI 0 HoKSFR TO KEEP; KLU'ING ff Whiter and Snmmer a order boa Price's Livery StabJea, 6th at. n. w.

furin Tth VV St road, iiiilea li-om city. o. H. P. CLARK, Sluro.

i'7-lm Md. 1 WAKUD -WK POBIXIVKI.V Ol AJiANXLL TO Jl sell you a Clear Uuvana Key Meat Cirar for 1'hat $1 of citrara. At BlCafcJL'8 old ataiadL lOll Ppiinsylvauza ave. ANTED TAIR CASH VOtt Household and utftce fvnitun of very Description also Carj tounitrs, show Cases, Ac. Address or call, A.

C. 1NSTUN, U37 7lh at. n. w. tnlU-lm UrAMKD-rMbhtUAS AND pakasols kk11 paired and Covered by C.

LLl KVhL, 739 9th at. n.w., bet. and H. ANTKD-bV HHH MII I ST. 11 Money to Invest on Iteal Lsiate Set-urities in the District of Columbia.

We in any ation? tor small loans of from which we could salely at per cent uunum. Persons having smal: sarinvt are invited to call. I ANTKD-SThAM CAHPKT CIJ.AN1 Nfi AND 11 IteLovstln? Works; Feathers Mat tresbes Made Over; furniture bieauied and Motua ed. F. K.

YOrNQS, 140X; l'a. ave. Telephone 11X U'AMKIj ICBllKliUL MC8T BUntt me. iai'le XOc. per knmuI cooking, 17c.

per not to strong butter tor one mouth, or money N.R?Don't take anything that is "Just or "all the tut ret the beet, is for sale only by WM. C. sCitlh.NtK, i3u, Center Marks; (Middle of FivhAiale). til HONEY TO LOAN. TO LOAN' ill.

IN KI M8 TO Sl'IT On real i atate security. Oood Builders' Loaus at sliort notice. H. WAUNEK CO, Mlttt'sLllt. WT1: HAVE A I.ABUE SCMOF MONEY TuUlAN in stilus to suit at and per interval.

on real estate ui the District. BILL Jv.MNSTON. apl lin l.MKt Pa ave. MONF.V TO LOAN AT FIVE PER CENT ON heal Estate sec urity. 1 JUKI- amounts a sprcla.ty.

TYI.hit KITHl.hFOUD. iaOi u.w. MONEY TO LOAN IX LAKGF AND SMALL St'MS on appiovcd ix-al estate security at aj.4 (i per cent; ciiaiKce niodeiaM. h. U.

T. LI.IToLD, HlBlt-Ui S. cor. 13th and eta w. Money to loax on beal estate, pbompt attentlou to all appiicatious.

SVVoBMSTKDT A BRADLEY, ml.Vim Money to lo an on bevl estate at ratca ol interest, also on other approved eecurity. 1UUS. O. liEN SKY A Bankers, -lia 1300 Fst. n.w.

DO YOl' ANT TO TO IXJA.N at Low li ttlest ou Furniture, l'utuos. Horses, House luld Ooods or other principal and interest I ayal-le in weekly or utouthly 1 no removal ot trow reaider.ee; no publicity. Boi Its. Star office. fi'O LOAN IMMEDIATELY- 81MS to suit, jroui upward, ou food Bcal Estate sjcuriij.

tu8 ltKin at. n.w. Money to loan msto slii. at and 0 ler ceist, ou D. C.

real estate security. 1 UANU 1. uawi.INOs, Pa.are i ibe Ailiutftoii Eire Ins. KEAL ESTATE IN VESTMENT- SAFE A8 U. BONDH.

Payable iiuarterly. Iuiumaof 41,000. atj.lXXJ TO LO.VN On Real Eaute. ifou ffl 11 TH08. E.

Money to luan IN SIMS FROM CPWABU AT AND 6 PER CENT. ON REAL ESTATE IS TBI8 DISTRICT R. O. HOLTZMAN. flO Corner 10th and sts.

n. w. WE HAVE MONEY TO LOAN AT ALL TIMES II and no delay beyend lime to prepair Security la aood. DLEULE, DAVIS A OO. laiWE'et.

n.w. MON EY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES ON APpioved Beal slate Security. Lance auionnta a aieclalty. Also, ss AKeuts ot the I nited Secuntj insurance Co. oi lulaut lphia, Li sums to suit, to le repaid on installment plan, with or without Ue insurai.ee.

Puweuia to run 10. 15 or jeara. F. H. SMITH a SOX.

l'-'V' at. M7)NEY TO LOAN IN BUMS TO SUIT ON REAL aetata security iikVS aahintrton city. No delay. J. F.

ClttXlNAMt A CO? ttOU Fat. n.w. 1 Endowment, life and iontine poucieh bought at bluheat cash pricua. Loaua negotiated upon awue at reeaouabU Apply toM. H.

ACHtSoN. lltuT at. n-w. ONEY to loan K1 IV UX on Approved Beal Eatate Secnrlty, in Diatrietot 1 oltliu in aliF nuua daaired, at fewest rates of interest. WiM.

J. FlbUEB A selT at. m. w. Mokey to loas In sums to suit, at lowest rates on approved re id estate security.

FITCH, FOX A 143. Pennsylvania avenue. Money to loam on real estate ob tlbstclaaa security, at lowest rates of lntareat. no where the security is flit O. C.

UBEEN. 303 Tth st n.w. mf OMBY TO LOAM ONRKAL ESTATE AT LOWM. property. 1X)R ACRES ADJOINI.NO i Bloat beautiful sitss far aKuburbaa Home over 10 CASH, montbly, CBOIOC Lota In a Now Subdivision; 8 mi las xrota city; g.

FOR STi; 2fAK DIPONT CIRCLE, 5s I8HKD A with yuumt itriw.J mtddlnjgad or Htarolhi'c AMm mix Lf I RMhFI.K. iSOT XXViZ whitinwh, F' I Hot tit.1 1 i ril kfclttuO; KViEiV-A LARGE FRONT WITH U.W K8R eext- thru kicely-ri HMKH.il SeORUFTOW N. I VH thf. Iui two or three h.ht txunutZiTmS rr ffirik RKN'l-DKSIKARLK APAKTMh NTs. wtoCAYWOOD ai.V:if kmkhko floors, i-w cd raTr yfl 18TH MX.

K.W.. Pklv atT ciMi in particular.m!uiuier t. rmti-i Vljj1. MXI-ISU tAS 1 CAFITOL si Fl'K Fii5 large ta RKISHM) HTUKY m.nuie.o.^tJ^r'i^.r^Hir^vs^ TKNlsHLU hi HoutI lVtil ft KMsHPn Pa?" 1 TWO nnOVN OK BEST- I ST. UXFCh.MsHi ltKNT uv UU, uouaoi OOMHl vf U.verlMf>t?.

wibUuw BffLlff'WOM hllUMBO 20 MUiJ Alcove. and lutit. on nmir, I.iudru apl VOK 8T l-IIASAST iii Lb" apartments of i and Sn kw.rrli At ldta FOR fWShHU? nKl IN till" 1st. a i tue Hjrl JOHN u. AilJUSTBuiMtar.

LOHRENT UliiM 1,1 IT. ''u KKy 1117 1-4 FOR RENT- Ks. POB 14TH KT. ir' Ki il'Jl'HI' naltf? frou. HaouaviilT rood Ixmf MouiiUixi 1U.N1 L.1RGC 8TOHE AND CCLLAK tloN 2Wt 1ZH SiOKii 717 1 1 "I'll si ill April a V-t! A Ifl-lM SlnHl'S AXDCELLAR a I 14Ui l.t-r'w 1 A.N.

1 nth till MlN-331 FOR RENT-STABLES. IjViB BF.NT?I..AROE Wll SIX I Ai.IJ< tuid Cam. tU'-r--uiffc Iieir W. P. Viil l.w:t LOST AND FOUND.

IOST SOMEWHERE BETWEEN r.ChlNOTON 'aud 9th triJ 11 st8. or below It. fimmll Webbed B.ueelet utiuir two strainN of Ueward if returned to u.w. UK A ON A PHI I. WiiltK Setter XKmc.

Abuiw reward will 1 kwM for kit return to bA.MI KLA.DKl UV, at. w.a7-:it' Lost apkil saddi.k ani? iilinh. pmit of Jouble uu Li ill. Litierul re war. I ou returti Livei jr ti.e.# SATl'KDAV MORNING.

MARCH at 10 in 1 to a Kii with four HiiiKiea. A lie it OHt.n w. a. 001 SMALl.BUM I LI IkXSt wearinifa red rc.llar. to tbt uaiiu BinlftinvaidtfMtatU(Ks9lhtt ii.vji*t!t* QO ft KEWARD-U iSl -ON SA'l CRDAV.

OK the way to or at a Solitaire Wn '1 ibovf will br and if murued toMcDKHTl'S DETtC 11VL Lost on si ndav mornino. ritheros 14th a Bracelet, ai witli s'aruetK. I Lf tinder will rewarded by 15 HL081 IN OR N1AK ftUOU KCUOOL. A Black i-ontainlDK $D). ral l-ewant if star A If I UNO UOLD a and Cbatn.

Oall at or address lot lndiauaavt. u.w. ap4 -U' OUT STRAY ED HATl'RDAY 1401 Mb ht. u.w., Setter white on tip of tioae and of one tore when lost bad a patent cliftin to vollar A re want if left at FINANCIAL Ocn ikiklk IsSl PERCENT PRINCE UI.UKtiES COUNTY SINKING Il'ND BON Its. TIIOM COCMY AND MCNK'IPAL TAXAilON.

Cunuty for Pr'ooe uatjr. Are uutburizec by artuf of I8U0, cluster 121, to imik ana 11 bonds of amid imyn tile tuirir ear- from date, iu denomiuuioita of ai.J 1 oiiO. beartnif 4 iwroratiutereat auimm. armikniiiially, on the lat day of January and July. Tlu-Mbonds atv tweured by tl.e lan.a ol aaid law (Vuuty year, latriuidlur villi tljr IStOtl.

to tul tbc B'in. ot to cooatituu- lut ULkii lor tlieir redrmption at maturity, and tim levyit tbo brat lien uu the county revenues of tbe Tne valne the of the ooauty nearly rapidly aluna' th- 11. U. lt.lt and tbe b. 11., and around a.i.nurt.ju The total Umded deLt ol the county, lm this larue, will be only.

Offera for tiicae alioitU made in writing. to tbe County Geoive'acomity, I ww indoraad on the envelope "offer lor County and wUi be received up to 3 o'clock p. in. ou 1. i SIHJ.

vrlieu proi oaala wlii be puula ly opened 11. W. CLAUETT. Prettideiit. kc.

D. Pi 1.1.s, me? JOHN hUERMAN CO. iFormerly of (Hn INVESTMENT tattmcs BRTltK ANP EIGHT PER CENT INTKRBBT. WITH THE VERT BEST OF REAE ESTATE SECURITY, PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST TO BE PAID IN WASHINGTON OR NEW YORE. AS DESIRED ban to of tba nioat ciuaa of tha Pautlkc wlliim, 117 NO.

W. OORMOK JVU. W. MACARTNEY. lUmber Stuck CORHON A MACARTNEY.

BUILDING 141S ST. DepoaiU. EichaMW. Lmm Pailroad Storln OB tba Raehaacaa of New York. FhllwicipAia, Boaton and Baltimore botwbt and acrid.

A specialty made ol Dtetriot Bonoa sad all Loral Kadroail. Iih and 'I'mi dIion a Stock dull u. Amaric? BaU Telephone apdaold.Rrl 8 E. FTLTOK. LO.

La n-w. CLTOK. LOAN" OFFICE. ll'lS PA AVE Th. only Laaantl Pawn Watfii-t Money luuud on WaidKa, ifweiry.

ura and otltw valaihlaa. triioia and other unredeemed ia rrtat rriati at Tary low piuea. COUNTRY KA KRTA1 1 wiX (rnn, nlk triai un HI.NI. Vaana, Vk i 1 Hi'Mr AH trni' MiadaTB Mrlt nH'Hi ottare. cellar.

etalii two ami all imit. ne of it ItNlfniit treea.it all rtr, I A. nVCdk SALT A MHfK or St ITAfeLC rjor at hertmn end ri JOHN U. doMNbON, KUJMXN'NTIIT CKc mtt-Jm ftot llae tram Rocktille and about Iran IltiL ratuua ttami ItJ (cm, ilwui IW kiw babri 44) la mea-loa Ovnnt aick a apiandid n4 tiki not barn br. km for ofl j-ftrt, through meadow for nuU baaaufitl r.r?ai.

4 aite for buUdimr fb. 1nc niaJ inipramuM r)4 llut (v bt k'KkMmr for Dairy. Ptim lul wtK ultn ASM DAMRNHOWICB. I Hi M. bonHAir uccMBi ra.

uxiwt cxh kii. vir. ituiia. uDlrj looted oft A pikr I Lwilmn. ftrni huuim 174 7 lDa to.

luw ii. land te In hlirt aUte of tartlllty H-iii Mutiou oatbulldinff IM'tmn to rtinvmiMAK and comfort, ornamental ilfcftip fc 'OT and tw iMi. a only from Waahiurtoa. lor aUK-kfcraa. cVAi And Umrtnn MAsH'N DANRNHOWr.il, 111A a w.

AT 1 NNX. HI hV y.f.FVh iliendale laurel. R.v 4. villa aud Diaiteuabuni. Md.

all ere ia. Ujira.ua. 4 ix to 10 at from Alum t. ft4.ov<> MuKlaiAMF 1 n. KvUfu WE HAVK LOVH.I OuTTA.IIf Af 1.

i Church and I'arlia Hi.ri tttaoMa Nutniraati me lor mi uuiil I sXAMT ft I I SAI.K 14 1 MM All. o5 A tlia railr oad tppta-rii luarUxi and AWaakdria. I A aixj alau tut tin. the aauia aitb.tLa o( pun hAaiuc AddrxM IKai AKAItUAlX. ta.

Arm ilaalnblt Ull. ludlM Ixvntuui huutllur Hllva, at ton muiutaa of ui? and are tumutM uf auethrr aian-n. Kr.oa acr? lliia Itviita nvfoiM uaa MoulavarU and Diual drairaU) hU.U?IIN A 114. SAUl KUltlV ACRLS, MIL.Ml rant of lira lvnn?) Ivatiia av? liridrr attil Tom A room and I all tfnauiitifa of irmt laud, XiO Acrra 3 Imlt-a lnna inwut 011 I touiAc. with awrlhlur ahd J.VOO I Ai unlra caal of BiaitrbTiilr, 6 room davllu a aiid outbiuldimra and fruit.

ana handw 14 roorua i icTviir.d* uulxa froiu atid 1 uiilr from sa. Aaai'h'iJuiK ovrr l.oot) fruit trm. land m.I'KiVfJ. 00 iiu- 01 rruoii rvatl. 1 Vi.UINi.

t'uuntry Vriwun and outtiuildiuffa, Irnty ot ahadr and trult. hear Vieuua. AO. Kina Naa tlaalliia and uulbulluinira. aith liandaouia utida VUam.

HrrinK.ii. A uuu.tiar .4 Hnburtaau aruia and t'ountr) lu Mat) land and ir iniiia H.iUir. lor aalr or rant at Hvattavilka. H.a.iri.a t'uiv ana liuru.and station at ita.ua station. lit iron jOilttO, AUK) At Bran.

ir u. Al.KI to luoiiti.ljt uirhta. 11- .40. 140 iiiouth Hulldiua hiMiu UiatUtilU to At Hiuntulu, In JUdd. a SulaliviMion ot I I A OKI I' I SAI.K A ltl.blKABLA.

I'AKH UT III with Krulta, wt-U aatt-rrd and deatrald" I ulldiiura. Miiidhalu'A Maiiou, Hrai.m A O.R H. lot ai'tdl' IMiaAM SI A I lluN. Md. A BIO UAKOAIN IS A KVKM JI ST I ruhallytowu.

i-hraj' if m4d at inoe I Uus. A. SON. Real laiate 1 at. n.w.

SA1.K -NKAH ROCKVauTlTivRLt OULXI try Horne, 0111111AU.Una r.if ht KM .111 houaa with "I'acioua attic, all outbuildiuaa. larvr gaantity iholi-c fruit of variety, watar and hu? aliatlc, lu aiw nr riaiulua atrram, and i tor t'-lidlU (XIOKE WIA at I SAI.t AORVH StAM KTATIOS at 1. llmidon.Na. room lvalue Hi uar. I Irul) of fruit, well, afriuirand ruuuitia aater.

(MM) I WAHNMt 1. nr. "li HA1.K FARM OF 'J4K ll Al J. Ill 1U- troL u.ickville. a.t><unti* "WVat F.nd land hnrti and roliitiv elleut for aiiiiditiaioii lota aitr.a.

1 tan lu 1 or lima aud tivma ai'tiiy to MAtIRK F. TA1.BOT1. Attorney Ijiw, Ria kAille, lid. a'-'li HOT ill SAI ON U)M 1IV1 1 room ittaina. 'MHl jardafroin naUnitl 1 it tbe city.

Niei'orad OR AN 1' A l.N, Auunehilale, Md 1Jt iiioutb.to be paid a.ivan'-t Itn" HT UI LLKTIMAre you a suburban Hoate' II ao taAe a it Cbiirtii, the mili.irtwD unn about Waahititfton. Only aoawami" I no nialaria. no I air and food aaler. ft. above aebtDirion' Tlia I R.

and I) o. have additional iraia aer vk-c ob orbatoie May 1. The nn. ee on the folioailia I projierty are extremely low and bold irood tot leu Uayeoiiiy: i 14r. New Mouae and stable.

a. rea; baauUful location; etati. n. Mr. Uotmeaml statil- ueautifui 1 aare la center of tillage.

llouaeeadStaulr, frnit ind abada la abundance, Itiuteafrum atatlou M.tKN). 7r. aRade. Sir. aud all new 11? 7 xrolu etatloll.

ht. HuU-h stulile. fruit aud acre 7 inn.Ufa fr.uu atatinn 7r. Hoiiw aud sta! le, uea 3U arrea: 0 BuBtltaa from atatnm. 1 Or and statue.

6 arrea land fruit and atiede in abundance, mutna frolu atatlou. (10.0UU ilotlv and 1 Acre. New br. and steole; 1 acre laa4, fruit and aliaile. nuu Iroiu eat F.ud atatiou.

fcl.MK). I Or. Houar and stal.le, lot aa. ft from atatlou. 5UQ, lOAcree.

7r. houae, fruit and ahade; IW milea from atuuoti, 4:1, ooti. SBICIAL BARGAINS. New 7r. Hoiia.

and statile. re fruit and abadr a iroiu atatlou. e.v7.01 if aoid at TcrmaJ (jUiii-iKti. Iial. uu terma.

lnr. Houae aud btabi. -'S am; 10 fro-u a ration liSWI. ceah. bal.

month. 1 I'Hj luciita to aiut. aiiu Stable; 1 acre land. 7 ftoai t-, lVi.i. 'l ciuia, $'J0U caah, bal.

IK'I month. lOr. Houaa aud stabla; 1 acre, fruit and ahada. I'n- fil'JIHI. 1'eruia eaay.

7r Houai near aiatlon. eaay. bO near atati beautiful lor aatalieieloB: Acraa in renter of beautiful lacahia. 1.lM?u Bu iuimr Iiota leet near auimu. I UKI.

Tenna, 1.7 caah and per luohlti no I lute rear. FOR RENT. lOr. KuruiabeU Houae ami aevaral T'ufnniiebaO at tl 11 to u.onth. Alao 1 H011.ee i aale ia t'arlia Spt ino.DuunLoriii^.

nana and Hemai.ni. arm- 111 1 alr tav, lamlria and Iioiadoun Seud lor price liat and lull information. John ou? Real FAlate, and llielirau. Falla t'liuri It, Va. Wasbinirtoa Tmcphoua all 707.

hAi-K AT fcVIU.AINs FtJRlLf. 1 tileii. Md taeuty fioiu Afvly early aiul aectira a choice lot. Ii.idithl* payiuenta no ititereat. J.

R. IU.R1 FOKli. I41MU at uif? la 1V1R SAl-t OllNfRV A etatty. liubuHian Lola, Country Si a la lariua, I J-uninea- ProiierUea, Ac. U.

CilVAltT, ft llooui 7. lolu et. 11 a. L'UR SALh 1ICH A ClTf F-KOBr arty. New H.

tal al ureal ulen. Md 40 ruuiue: ntiade. apriiiK. Ac. 1 eruia oaay J.

R. ai 141V at. mM-lm 'R hAl.l AT All's LU, Hi AC TLt railroad atatiua. about Thrve Aim, imI'IoxhI by liie bneft daetiiiw knows the Hyatt n.anaion and by a 0-rooui fraiue ilaelliuvi tin uiual aud Taluabic propers in r. H- bm iU A HON, I at n.w.

hi half: on mi tn branch, a uoia. ottairea and Ca mtri 1'oultry. Irtnk and I iair) iuiua, RocAville property. mtiT tXKiKt LICkfcTT. RANT THE ATT MANalON AT MYATTfta Mile, larai aiounda, diracU) lailroad r.

bMl'l ft HON. 1 yy? PERSONAL. MR. C. ATWOOD IR NO UikUU Il Olk employ.

OHO UCKF.R ft OU. ALiAUV wuxgivr a month for a bf.ruiaueut laiaiUou aa A 70 a inoiita. b-e of refcreme iriveD. Aiiilme M.H Mar olbce 3ta ALTHOK1ZRD PMVATB Dft.TfX.TIVA Am Ml. Miliiama ft Co.

promptly aa unded aud alnctli uii Horn ual oflkaa U4 ea ail um WllXIAMa. Manaaei. H-'ti Fat n-a lIVIL HiKTk'l FXAMINAIIOS-VI FbilONA and bimn to b. W. ri.VNN.

A Inat.tuta. 11117 I Soutnatal Ml. and eta. ft.w. Vd? is All ilMI MILL PAt -lu I II Money'' tor 1 iial band lUoAAma or call at JOlli'b OLD bT AKH.

Mil HOARDING. AND EST THlltn Fill afi it. Tork. invate Boar Ui.uae table ot ike VmbtimUm mud Hi 14-J Ui" board at Um "Auburn," fa. areTaj at.

n.w lert'ie moderate COLy nil fauiuy. with JT talu four a HliCE. Branch villa. HOTELS. THR ARDMORE.

131 ST. Haart; central. eonveBiaiii to hoAota, cart of lbieaaat. Rou comiorta. II tojv oar day.

week luo lm-l HALLfl AMIII KODIt AbHINUTOX. a bBEbTOB I.IN IN AA TAINT AND i'kMCkT. and 3-pL? 1 araad' hai. (W 4. f.

AUU bCiN'ft, voi 10U at aTm.