Evening Star Newspaper, May 18, 1878, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. DOUBLE SHEET. WASHING SATURDAY... PO May 18, 1878. CROSBY S. NOYES.... Editor. Average sworn Daily Circulation over 17,500—being a much larger bona fide, regular and permanent circulation than | that of all the other daily papers im the city added together. ‘The Amended District Bill. ¢ of the amendmeris made by tne Sen ommittee to the District bill are mer!- s, and some are open tu objection. in our ion. The provision in the House bill re. iring the Commissioners to give bond in the sum of $0.0", is stricken out. Why? New charges are put on the District through the enormously inereased powers given to the foard of Health. That board, for instance is not only made indepepdent of any control by the District government, but it is author. ized to drain, fill up, or reduce grades at wi and the Commissioners are required to assess whieh the work has been done. This strikes us as an extraordinary power to be lod: @ health board. acting independent of an trol whatever The present rate of taxation. $1.50 on the hundred. is increased to #2. per hundred on hoth reai and personal property. Considering that the assessment upon property is about double what it can be sold for, this rate of ation is oppressive. To have had any fair hould have been coupled with a pro- tucing the assessment at least one con- ness, it vision r half In section 5 it is provided that for any paving or sewer work “the total cost of which shall exeeed the fsum of five thousand dollars, notice shall be given in one newspaper in each of the cities of New York, Philadelphia, and Washington. for one week, for proposals.” This provision does not seem to us to be suffi- ciently guarded for the protection of the tax payers. What, for instance, is to prevent the ged in | — | , 4 Synopsis of History, by Sam'l. Willard, Mod- | Hoty, 0. in half from the War Department, We ARISLAS CONCERT OABDES © Prof. LOULS SCHNEIDER. assisted by t | select Artists of the Marine Band | the seas | Concert commences daily at 8 p.. | Incrder to secure @ select audi ive Uo 918-60" L. RISINGER. Proprietor. EPP REFRIGERATORS. { All sizes of this CELEBRATED REFRIGERATOR, Strongly built, handsomely finished, and feet in practice: are packed with a perfect nvii- 7 uetor, have Slate Stone Shelves, In fact, a | Perfect Refrigerator, M. W. BEVERIDGE. (Late Webb & Beveridge.) | _ 1009 Penn’a ave., bet. 10th and 11th ats. my18-tr Sole Acent for the Disirict. | —m728s SK YOUR GROCER | OR BUTTER DEALER | FOR P. P. CREAMERY Ttis Galtebont ding 48 ibs. rhen parties have not ice-house or | Pox. ean be furntshed dealers. "We a'ss have fine | Creamery Butter packed in 10-2), and 20-1, buck= | ets and 50-Ib. tubs. Prices VERY Low. Buttar ts CHxar, We «lo not ret: eee BRIELIES, Commission Merchant, | With Barbour & Hamil.on, Wholesale Grocers, | the cost of such work upon the property upon | lt_ 637, 639 and 641 Louisiana ov,n.1.. Tue LATEST PUBLICATIONS. | erm Dwetlings tn Towa aud Country, by’ HH. Hoily. ado, | Creative Weel by GD. Boardman. Analysis, by J. Norman Lockyer; Inter, Sci Series. ‘Esther Pennefeather, by Alice Perr: Harper's Library of American F.ction. the Whirlwind.” by author of Od Myddieton'’s Money, The God Sov ofa Marquis. by Andre Thi riet. “Less Black Than We Are Painted, by Jam Vayn. Deceivers, Ever; by Mrs, H. Lovett Cam eron. Is He Popen Anovel, by A. Trollop: Keramos and other i’oems, byt lenry Wadsworth Longfellow. $1.25. Memoir of Win. F, Bartlett, by #. W. Pelfrey. $1.60. The Voyage of the Chalien- ger. by Bir CW vitleTnomson, 2 vols., 8 ¥O.. maps and illustrations, $12. = MOHUN BRO! my18-tr Booksellers and Stazloucrs, 1016 Pa. av. Reaping UNE ATLANTIC, Now ready, and for sale ererywher ct CONTAINS, AMONG OTHER ANTICLES, | Days in June, by H. D. THonear. Commissioners from giving out miles of street | work without calling for propo: dividing it up into $5,000 contracts, covering a Square OF SO € Section 5 names $3 per square y: pri aving. Why allow $3 per yard when first class pavements ean be laid for $2 and ss. Can the District afford to pave its reets ata cost of over $2 per square y: at ought to be the maximum. and there is no doubt that il could be done thoroughly well for 31.50 per yard, and even 41. ‘The effect of the restriction in regard to the eligibility of a District delegate to Congress, will be to confine the selection to some one who bas resided in the District for a term of years ; and it will be noticed by the provisions of the amendment that the delegates for the Sth and 46th Congresses are to be elected at the same time, and under the same restric. tions. ave heretofore expressed the opinion that ate to Congress will not be of much p are te have one let us have the range of selec- tm wide enough to seeure a man who ean be the most influential and ean do the most ser- viee. If an old citizen can do that, all right; if a newer one bas the requisite qualities, let us the power to utilize him. These are some points of o! cur to us in a burried examination of the sub- stitute bill, that we think the Senate will do well to conside: We print to-day an interesting communica- tion on the subject of the Potomac fisheries. This question deserves serious consideration, and should be viewed from every stand- point. The decline of fisheries is becoming a subject of comment in widely-distant sections of the United States. The Cincinnati Com mercial, in discussing the condition of affairs in Ohio, ealls attention to the alarming de- crease in the number of white fish in the lakes, the depletion of the small, interior Streams, and the prospect that in a few years the best food fishes in the Ohio river will be- come extinet. There is a resemblance be- tween the Potomac and Uhio rivers in respect totheir fisheries. In both the wholesale slaugh- ter of the fish at all seasons, even in spawning time, and lack of protection owing to divided jurisdiction, have depleted the waters. At the present day the excellent law of Ohio, which makes it illegal to ecateh fish in the spawning season, does not apply to the Ohio river, since Kentucky has failed to pass a Similar law, or in fact any law on the subject. With the fish every year growing fewer and smaller, and no protection to be obtained ex- cept with difficulty, the cases of the two streams are similarly unfortunate. —~-re -____ It seems that there are brighter prospects ahead for the Erie canal. It is said that the amount of freight to be transported is now so large that there are not enough boats to carry it. With prudent management there is no reason why the canal should not prosper. The remarks of the New York press upon the action of the House democrats yesterday és not Complimentary, it will be seen. ore —___ It is not so surprising after all that Mrs. Giles was able to sing for three consecutive hours at the Cooper Institute. Singing and speaking are akin, and we feel sure that the Jamented Mrs. Caudle could. after suitable practice, have surpassed this record. It is evident that in trials of this kind it is the endurance of the audience which is to be tested. Hearing the same person sing with- out intermission from hour to hour is a far severer test of endurance than walking. riding or waltzing indefinite'y. —————~~+e-—__ There have been several openings lately for stirring editorials on the freedom of the press. | England restricting the native Indian press, and only rescinding the order because it was necessary to discover the popular feeling on the subject of war with Russia: Russia sup. pressing the Golos because it called for war: and now Germany proposing to muzzle the | newspapers, mi ght all serve for texts. It would perkaps shock the delicate nerves of the animals exhibited at the so-called beneh shows” to have it suggested that, after all, the coarse, blunt expression “dog show * is preferable on many accounts. Some one will be intimating after awhile that the term “bench show” is employed because the benehes on which the dogs are exposed to public gaze are the more useful and important part of the exhidi —7———————— S* (QUE SEM WEST» AJ SEW PROCESS MINNESOTA FLOUR, ‘Tke best flour on the market, Wateial, An my18-7¢ 939 L STREET, 930 L STREET. THE PARLOR SALES ROO} On hand. a Very choice selection of b Af you contemplate Paperin vER- will de weil to let mie give you an estimate, inate. rial ane workm: ip as cl as the cheapest *yi3 T* YG. CULVERWE Pr to RWELL, Proprietor. n HABITS 7 . MADE TO ORDER After the latest e ENGLISH STYLES, SUITABLE CLOTHS IN STOCK. ~ W. 8S. TEEL, soo Pennsylvania avenue. IDIN my18-tf Is, simply by | rd as the | al benefit to us, but if we | Don't fail to give | | Camping Out, by C.D. WARNER. | Count Pulaski’s Strange Power. A capitai story, by H. F. Frencu. | Imaginary Dialogue on Decorative Art, | by dons TrowsnineR, Fngland on the Hails, »y Ric arp Gn ant Wurtr, ih seys, Pocms ane Criticisms, by W, D. How A. G. SEDUWICK, T. 3! | Perry, Bow HAWTHORNE | Larix ‘andothers, TERMS: 35 cents annmber; $4.00 a year, HOUGHTON, O8600D & COMPANY, Bo-tos, G A TIMELY BOOK. | THE INDIAN OUESTION, By 1 E. Vo, bmo, Lieutenant-Colon | Otis, U. 8, A. | One | | Chath, 31 Few men have had a better opportunity to seeand study the Indian than Colonel Otis, ** This book will Felp greatly to solve the Indian Question." | Colonel Otis takes a practical view of ‘the whole question, and his experience with the Indians en- theShim to great consideration. RECENTLY PUBL) THE CADET BUTTON. AA Tale of American Army Li BY Brevet-Captain Frederick Whittaker, Author of "Life of Geo. Geo. A. Custer, "* &c., &c. One Vol, 2m, #0 pp. Be wndin Fancy Cloth, HED. Either of the above sent by mail, post-paid, on receipt of the price. myl8-2t SHELDON & COMPANY, New York. 'TZPATRICH & O'NEILL, 916 Louisiana ave., bet. 9th and 10th sts., Is the place to obtain CHOICE BUTTEK AND EGGS at low prices. New York, Western and Virginia Butter constantly on band. Retail at wholesale prices |, is engaged for | ce, Admission | ‘Tickets will be issued by the proprietor on applica- | i PRINT BUTTER. fresh and rosy. put up in neat 6- | ana27-Ib, boxes, and refrigerators | Field an? Galery, by Rollin. “Ti.2 | How to | Paint Photographs. by G. B. Ayres. ” Spactrum ‘Y: | erate prices, WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. _ ANTED-A good WAITER. Parkinson yV “House, 34 st. and Penpsylvania ave. 1! iv Only 37:4 cents a pair. 912 7th st. now. 1 ANTED—Go to GUTMAN’S for Gorm. | R RENT—ROOMS, furnished or aafuraish- ed, w.th or without board; also Table BOAR). 08H at. n.w. my18 3t* {OK RENT—Three-story BRICK, No. 1910G . street, modern’ iinprovement and in good. re= ‘ANTED—Go to GUTMAN'S for pure Varen- | juin’ e Apply 84 38 Ww clene Lace at Leent ayard, 918th sty ie | Jaits Tent icw to prompt tenants, Apply eissee WW AXNTED—One GiBD for chamberwork and Waiting. Inquire at 435 Pennsyivania ave., | Mt. Veroon House. 1 ANTED—A LAD, | with @ practical k Address ig x 606. mri8 2. | WY ANTED—A WOMAN competent to do g-ne- ral housework in a small tamily; references | required. Inquire at 415 6th st. n.w. ut a free, nowledge of able writer, shori-hand, W AN TED_ By a responsible Tevant a HOUSE i containing 7 to 8 rooms, with modern im: ments st s. Address A, Lock Box 800, city P ANTED—A SITUATION by a compstent white woman, as chamberma'd or ladiss* waid; cangive gocd references, 918 17ih street | Dew. my18-3 * WANTED OA careful TENANT for a first- class House for the Summer; modern im- Provements: fully furnished: very low rent. AD- Ply at 1512 K st., from 2 to p.m. my18 3U Wana ty, a respectable white G.rl a SIT- UATION as nurse or chambermaid; no ob- Jection to travel. Call or address 121 K st between 1st st. and Delaware ave. n.e. my13-21" W 4ATED | Af0od TENANT fora five-room House. 60 Montgomery st.. Georgetswn; F | street cars the door; water in kitchen; low. Inquire at 42 Dum/artoa st, ANTED—Two BUILDING LOT: | ately; most be low priced; imme ti- su for one, ani | Part cash aud Lot in exchange for the other. | 4 Swor REX, Star oMce, stating fui particular: mylt 2." WANTED. to, RENT Beautifuiairy & v7 furnished or unfurnished, former resi‘ten: ef Doorkeepe: Polk, No. 13 Is: st. n.9., opposiie Capitol g:ounds; house new; lovely locatien: mat mys 3-* | WASTED Eiicient CANVASSEK vin 9 now enterprise that pays well; no competition: an excellent chance for the right man. Address, | stating experience, aga and qus'ifications, Box | 873. P.O. ue ANTED—Tw Vary commenicating wih Board oan and wife; mi ddress, stating (erms, & wi in a priva AGENTS (Ladies and Gent ‘aris Exposit.on Catwogue | ble Leaders Commentary. W.W. HAY NE, Rooms dand6, Intelligencer Building, 7th and D'sts.. 12 0 Lo'clock, my 18-6) V a SITUATION t nd waiting, or wou'd a’ By young erWwork a tend on one or children ard ao sewing: Un city reference cau be given. Apply ac 10931 and Kats ne, 82 GOR RENT_Low To A Good Tanaxt—A handsome HOUSE. in elegant condition. in Le Droit Park. JAMES H. MCGILL, Arehi- t, Le Droit Building. *R RENT OF JUN frame DWELLING <ouise Home**” premis Co.'s Bank Building. R RENT —Three story HOUSE, 1882 Lith st. n.w.; all modern Improvement; higa ground choice neighborhood: r-nt low to a good tena’ Apply at 734 18th st. n.w. Diy18 Si” | Kk SALE—Desirable ) WELLING on Penna. | ‘avenue, west of War ment. Appiy to JOS. FORREST, 711 G street, opposite Pavent of- fice, 12 to 4.30 p. mm. 1 R REN OUSE on C sireot be.ween 1 t | and 2d n.e., containing 9-rooms, water, ga~; rent modera’e.’ Apply Washington st., betwen 4th aud 5th, No. 469. 18-30" (OR RENT—Two large and col PARLORS, F separate or together, with or witho locality at 812 Ladiana aveuu: rm ina fin ‘10-rooms all modern improvem-nis duced to $20 per month, Apvly THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 619 7th st poly Ants 3 (OK RENT—P of Georgetown, ulteblefor housekeeping, with fine garden attachea; moderate rent fur araiiab} tenant. No. 214 Fayette ms 8-"t* VOR RENT—IST OF JUNE—8-room HOUSE in complete order, No. 1625 Coan, ave,, near P seege Cie Hee ange fot elt alley in Teal: “Apply toJAS, HENNING. 123319th st. n.w. my1s-3." FORK RENT 1102 14th st. n.w., 11-ro: 1410, 1426 Txt. n.w. 6-rooms, $| rooms, $10; 1318 Penn. Apply'to A {OR RENT-STORE aud DWELLING, No. K G2 Vili street, Opposite the U. 8. Patent Office; fo a good t pi rent will be low. In- eof A. EBERLY & SONS, Stove Daalers, . eae HR RENT_The second and thied FLOO No. 1335 F street. opposite Ebbitt House: a water and bath; six rooms; one of the most de ble locations for a physician, lawyer or dent tmediaie possession, FITCH, FOX & CU ER. mys 3t OR RENT-GREAT REDUCTION INEE neat ed BRICH HOUSE, Ith strect civele; has all the modem improv nts: somh front; excellent order, Apply a <1. WARNER & CO..916 B stectn. my 18-30 FURNISHED, at No. 124 coer ington and Dunbarton street, Georg FP street raitroad, the Sd story imm: cook ju ih os Bank Biv'litng. TW AdTED- A born Ltahan. who speaks Freac English, Italian, Arai and Spanish, who n: the best references, desires a POS LL ION as Couri or Valet de Chambre to travel abroad. 2305. H. st. ny ~ D.C. FRAN A good, p'ain, ize of accounts. at siperivanent or temporary & jis wiling to make hiinseif’ yset werk for low salary. '18- e04.* W ANIED-A few BOARDERS near Falls Church, ‘To those who would like a quiet r Tuer, with goad Board and fine de, thts place oifers can iy at 819 14h st new, upto May 23th letter or in person to Mrs, CUSAC ‘wureh Station, V: my13-3 Yr iB uit: will “Integrity. "* Star ortice, VOR RENT_A some thres-story, omed HOUSE with all the modern ences; in exeellent orde In the exty: rentonly $7 Bo. WARNER & CO,, 12 Ponsid r 916 F st. with stable aad S.€.. Opposite the “pito! pat cars in front, coitaining eight ms, Dath-room ape waver closet, gas and water. Py rms $80 Iu advance, “Apply next door west, —HOUSE, north of Si. Albans Ahoy Heights of Georgetown uriage house and stabls: good water, easy of access, perfectly tly and very desirable location, Appi imme- stely on the premises, m)18-e08 * ANTED—An energetic healthy WORKING MAN to take an tnterest in an estabilsved ‘ cash paying business: | have about $800 invested: executive abitity needed more than capital: duty to take ful! chal tention inside. soT can d to the busim for the right sa splendid opening. State former ost monnt of capital at cominand, and general ticular, if an answer is desired.’ ENERGY, oft my18 3i* ‘oe all my: at AL KE. ely at MME. DEPOILL WU ANTED Claret and Rhine Wine BOTTLES. THOMAS RUSSELL, 1213 Pennsylvauia | avenue, my17-31* ANTED—PLAITING.—814 [st.. corner of 9h st. nw. The only machine of the kind in ‘he city. 2 cents per yard. Miss BELLE LUCAS, Dxessmaker, my17 3" WASTED-& young MAN to Tear the drug business; good references required: German preferred, Corner Pennsylvania avenue and 19\b St. myl7-2.* | ANTED—TENANT for a 11 100m house: W iiciem provement, 3 squares east of Capi- tol; rent taken in board." Apply 110 4th st. n.e. between 18 and 1 and 6 and7 p.in. myt7-; WANTED -A SITUATION asa Lady's Gom- panion or to teach littie children by a young German lady of good education, Apply. to KE. DROOP, 726 12: myl7-1w WASTED “Two oF threo pleasant unfurnished communicating ROOMS north of N st. and in vicinity of 14:h or 16ch sts., for light house- keeping; terms must be moderate. Address X.Y. Foe ESE eT OF GENE Two delighttul ROOMS, furnished, without board, © York avenue, my17 SOR RENT— Furnished HOUSE: ina desirable neightorheod, for five mouths from June 1st. aphly 312 Rhode Island avenu my17-31* FOE REST Furnished ROOMS, en suits oF singly, Permauent parties can “make n= ageous arrangements. Apply at 917 New Yor! avenue, my17-3t" K RENT T sadesirable party, a part of au i0- elegantly furnished OFFI ‘lon the best in the city—ou F street, by Asch and 14th, Address Lock Box 438." iny17-3¢ VOR RENT— HOUSE 78 21 st., Georgetown, D. C.: rooms, 19: rent, $15 per month. Also, HOUSE No. 212 Bridge st. 15 rooms: rent, $20, Apply THOS. KE. WAGGAMAN, my17-3t SE, on Ist tloo: | Fe 4 FOR RENT AND SALE. Fes Bi rick HOUSE, mansard roof, 10 rooms; modern improvements; hot and cold Waler: iron rail fence ane side entrance. Rood tenant, xnd 23d n. York ave )R RENT—HOUSE No. F rooms, water, gas, bath and marble mantels, Apply next door; or Paint Store, 1217 E pw. my7-im | URES—The y locan malar Dit’ GOODS STORE. Noe JOT Market Boonen etaly | occupied by D. E. W. Carter, having just bee { repaired and put in order. is, with its Fix- | tures, for rent. Apply at No. 612 Pennsylvania | ave. my7-Lin K RENT—Very pleasant FRONT ROOM. second floor, wi three windows facing triange; 1118 New York ave. Refere.ce given and required, ‘Terms moderat®. Locality central and delightful. y4-tr RENT—HOUUSES of various sizes, at ly reduced prices, by R. B. CLARK, 1901 we my1-3m Rent moderate to Location good on M st., between 23d Avply a corner 1bth stand '. BROWN, R RENT—FARM, 132 acres, convenient to Washington and néar railroad; no. buildi Ul rent ch OCH, W. HAR Kk BENT-COTTAGE, one story, roomy, nearly new; stab! garden. fruft, croquet lawn; in the healthy vil of Mt. Plessant, one mile from city. Inquire of Dr. BREED. cor. 8th and F sts. n.w. ap26-4w* R RENT—HOUSE No. 216 A st. s.e., cou- taining 12 rooms with all modern conveniences: this house has a south frontand is on!y two squares, from the Capitol grounds, in one of the pleasantast locationsin the city. Inquire of JNO. B SCOTT, N. Y. Avenue Hotel, aplé 5w* RK RENT—At Seminary Hotel, on Georgetown: ‘ith privilegeof buying. In: aire ASR gues age ts Heights, pleasant Furnished ‘or Unfurnished ROOMS. at low prices; corner of Washington aud Gay sts, Furniture taken on storage at reasonabie rates, — For RENT—Two ROOMB, aver Markriter’s new store, Avply at the store, _ . - FSE BEST, Si room HOUSES, ali modern improvements, WHEATLEY BROS., and Rhode Island ave. ange! PGE BENT 402K ston w cighicre HOUSE; in thorough repair; gas ard. wa! vear market and rs; desirable nei, sheet beautifully parked. Apy next dour. fine three-story HOUSE, Aap20-6w* OB REN taining fourteen rooms, including bath and water closet; on a beattiful conere one square from Cars aud near charchesand sch range, latrobe, hot and cvld water, &c. : ot 215160: carriage-house and stable: founta {rout yards Ueantifally shaded and parked, and closed with iron railing on marble bas. This property can be rented toa careful permanent ten- nt for $48 per month, payable in advance. In at 222 13th st, s.w. Fe, RENT—Furnished PARLORS and BEv- ROOMS, and ROOMS furnished for housekeep- ng and several smati BED ROOMS; 364 Pennsyl- vanla aver corner 45g St jar Li -3n FOR RENT HOUSES, 2140 and 2142 Pouu: vania avenue, 10 roonis; gas, water, bath, «rc, rebuilt last sumnier, and in good order: to. car apis ta and responsible parties only: possession May Ist and June Ist. Ing ‘by posi rd or in person. of G. A. SAWYER, 420 Mass.ave, n.w. marl9- BUSINESS CHANCES. ‘0 BUILDERS—Fine LOTS northwe: change for building a Hi Houses for large one. > ‘OR SALE CHEAP 25 Capitol, North O and Kaihioad. Offers soltelted, W. STARR, wit N.e. cor, New York av.aud 15h stnow, KF SALE—Ar A Great Sarin bb TS, sanare 970, containing 7 133 feet of Grou yares STOCK of the Souh Washes F1.000. street’ paved, &¢. Also, a tine BRUIT FARM to excliange ‘for city property, Addre-s + Soller." Star 0% myIs-St" TILL EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPER- TY. evcuubered or unencumbered, 6 Ar of GROUND, half of it p'anted, betwee Jytown and Georgetown; House and Baro tiew; OF will sell Tor $100 cash W. W. MeTCAL Corner 15th st, and New York MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, Ip sums to suit at 8 per cent,, and at 7 per cent. on business property. R. O. HOLTZMAN, my 18 6t 10th and F streets n.w. RK RENT—$25—An_ 8-roomed,_two-st yeti and basement BRICK DWELLL fately on Lith street u.w. Key at G12, or 1115 8 st BY ae inted, most central—608, just north of F, ereot R SALE—AT A BRICK HOUSE, tatning wsshsi mprovements, sult purchaser, Bancatx 0. 1756 Pst. new. 10 rooms, ceilar and stable, stationary fands, hot and cold water and all modern Lot 20387, $500 cash, balance to LOUIS B, SHOEMAKER, 920 Fst. nw, my17-3 + K_RENT—Two partly Furnished ROOMS for houseke: Pipi 31 floor; reutvery tow: 728 10: my16-4." ) RENT—HOUSE No. 2016 H st. n.w..7 rooms, bath, modern improvements, i ‘Remember name and number. myl7-2.« | C,, Starofiice. myl7-2." Se au au Ss a ae BiG" <7 ANTI NT—Furnished ROOMS. en suite or AFF, FLEISCHMANN & CO., ANTED—A SITUATION by a colored man single, With all modern improvements, 606 ri as a Porter In any business or family; is will- ‘ate $2 pOrtginal Manufacturers and Tntroducers into | 9’ co work, and Turkish the ves references A | 23th streot n,w. Tay 16-81 y17- 23 a iiernbarrinaicnde Gana W SATED White COOKS and CHAMBER | KOOM: with of without BOARD. | my16-th.s,m* Leg leave to inform the public that all such repar= MAIDS, two white NURSES, BOY to drive. | JOR \T*BRICK HOUSE, No. 726 17ch amghs Hot bearing our signature are imitations, | families supplied with honest reliable Secon, Street n.w., opposite Corcoran Att Gallery; Rollke Se should afore > Melr good Bread. | National Employment UMice, Rovm 24, Turand F | gas, water and lathe ingore ee oss eee Rolls, &c., should call for S my1t- w, ' Rent reasonable, my16-8." GAFF, FLEISCHMAN & CO."S WANZED-GENTLEMEN to occupy Far- FOR RENT A HOUSE. with a fow acres of nished or Unfurnished Rooms, with first- Ground, about 5 miles from Washington. suit- GENUINE ARTICLE. iags German Table Board. Apply 1233 New York | able for Summer Boarding House, Apply to B, H. ave, DLW. my16-3:* | | WARNER & CO,, 916 Fst. n.w. iny16-8t Warranted free from chemicals, mylT-tr RELAND CEMENT.—I am unloadin; at my wharf a lot of White Brothers Imported Portland CEMENT, which I offer low for cash. my16-3t L. WM. GUINAND. 623 La. ave. Cc ROQUET A LARGE ASSORTMENT, OF ALL STYLES AND PRICES, MALLETS and BALLS sold separate. aT WM. BALLANTYNE & BON'S, 428 Seventh st. n.w. myl4-tr ANTED—A SITUATION by 4 German gil VV ‘to attend to children; speaks English, and ig well recommended. Cail after 4p. m., at 936 L st. new. smyl6-3.* Fo BENT—Two or three Unfurnished ROOMS: for light housekeeping, to a famt!y without children; locality pleasant and near cars; 1410 8 st. uw. my 16-3t* OK SALE—At cash rates, for $150 in hand ana $80 per imonth, without interest, No.43 Mout- xomery street, Georgetown, near both railroads; ten rooms, cellar, store room, dairy. smoke hous. pump and Potomac water: Lot 49.140, and 10x100 ty Green street. A’so. On Sainé terms, 14 0CO feet of Ground. in five lots. on I street, b>tween 6th and 7th 8, w..W city : middle lot 831104, with doulv'e Brick D. lng. No. 620. and corter lot 201104, with Brick Shop, alley, &e. RIGGS & CO.. Bank Building. my 18-31 Fr ‘bat most attractive and beautiful Piece of LAND, fronting 409 feet on Bound- ary, between 14h and 15th streets n.w. ‘The view froin this spot is one of the most comi the District. The facilities of acce: mac and spring water, sewerage. e.. render it especially desiratle for private residences or an institution of learning, It will be exchanged in part for improved city property unincumbered; or to parties who will svivably improve it will be sold on long tine aad very small cash payment: ba'ance secured I deed of trust, FITCH, FOX & CUTTER, ny18-8t 1437 Pennsylvania avenue, 8,000 and $3,500 in hand, at 8 per cent. : $1.500 in small sums at 10 per cent. Apply: at ouce, myli-tt WM. E. BURFORD, 708 E'st. 52,000, $2 500, $1.800—To LOAN at 8 per cent, eD Smaiter sums at 10 per cent interest. FRED. KOUNES, Room No. 1, National Metropolitan Bank, myli-3:* gas, ‘800, $1.000, $1,500. $3,C00, $3.50, $4 000—To LOAN on real estate at 8 per cént interest, Larger sums at7 pet cent. interest. CASSIN & JJEBERMANN, No. 1859 F st. n, w.. ( or ( ANTED—A YOUNG MAN to learn the Pho- tographic Business. For terms and particu- lars apply at DILLON’S, 1227 Pennsylvania ave. myi6 3t* R RENT—A three-story and basement Brick DWELLING. No. 712 11th street n.w., be- tween G and H; open daily. “{nquire on the prem- ises: all in good order. my16-3t* ANTED—A PARTY of two or four gentie- ‘men to occupy two elegant Suites of Rooms, delightfully located northwest: family private. References required. Address Q:, Star office. my16 JR RENT—A six-room HOUSE. No. 1020 18th street; very convenient; bath room and closets, large cellar, Inquire at 1833 K street n. w. my16 31" ANTED—PLAITING at two cents per yard; the only method by which the work can be done without sizeing. Mrs. E. LUCAS. 2153 Pennsylvania avenue, corner 82d st, myi6 3t (CaUsCHES GIVING STRAWBERRY FESTIVALS, | Should not fail toget FUSSELL'S SPLENDID myll-lm VANILLA ICE CREAM. [= PITCHERS. Best quality Porcelain-lined Ice Pitchers. Made especially fine, Stamped with our name and WARRANTED, M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO., splé-tr JEWELLERS. acm E. KENDALL & SON, No. 619 B Street Northwest, | Near the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Depot, | have for sale, at fair prices, ROOFING and OTHER TIN PLATES, SOLDER, ZING, all sizes of IRON (HORSE and MULE) SHOES, HORSE-SHOE NAILS, CUT | and WROUGHT NAILS, BOLTS, SCREWS, | HUBS, IMs, SPOKES. C4RRIAGE TRIMMINGS, PAINTS AND VARNISHES, as well asa general assortment of HARDWARE, RUBBER HOSE, 25 feet, complete, with C Tings and Nozzle, for oo ke WANTED Bookkeepers, Clerks, Business Men, and everybody outof employment toen- Siler in business In your own city, town, or state. or commission paid. Send stamp for terms, AUDSON & CO:, Boom 6, Tribune Bulldiny cago, Il. myib- KR RENT—A three-sto1 pressed brick front, bac cold water, painted i BRICK HOUSE. building, hot and gas, Warren range and latrobes. newly leand out; No, 812 21st street, between Hand I, '¥16-26* Fo RENT—Unfurnished ROOMS, centra’, for housekeeping or awelling: Kitchen, dining- room, &c., for caterer; may also be used for dress- making. Other Rooms en suite or single: 1019 F, Corner 11th st. n.w. my 16- WANTED To PURCHASE old Gold, Fore and Home Stamps bought and sold; 409 7th st. D.W., up stairs, ‘ANTED Any, Family that wishes to Store thelr FURNITURE by the month or sum- mer to call at 804 K st. n.w. andseeme. WM F, REAMER. my7-L4u* [7 ANTED-A responsible TENANT for that myll-29" delightful little House, 447M st. n. w. Call at JOHNSON'S Gallery, 809 Pennsylvania ave- nue, my3-3w* WANTED HORSES to Pasture at threo dol- lars per month; abundance of grass, shate and water. Inquire 'at OSBORN & GHEEN'S Stables. G ‘st.. between 6th and 7th n.w., or ad- dress JOHN W. BELL, Sligo, Montgomery co., Ma. ‘ap20-1m* ANTED—Two or three GENTLEMEN to 0c- copy a large third story south front room, or suitable fer gentleman and wife. Table BOARD— firstclass, 617 F st. n.w. feb23 ANTED—To ex new STOVES for old ee a and K sts. n.w. Smokey Chimneys cured or no pay. Stoves rented. novié-tr ‘ANTED—To exchange, new STOVES for oid ones, Groceries or Fuel, at BUTLEK'S. 5th K n.w. Latrobes to héat two rooms, $30 to $25, sepld-tr WASTER Mine UPHOLSTERY WORK of Mu any xing; elgniecn Care GXPCEIANCE. Uphol- st pods and wor! west possible prices, ‘A. HOCHACKH, 614 Louisiana avenie, augie-1y” ‘AN TED—MOTHS and other insects in furni- ture to exterminate by superheated steam, at and Wita Canvas CovER, BECKER'S HARNESS AND TRUNK FACTORY, be tinier opp. U. 8. Treasury. TR called for, repaired and covered 2 “gat Boo $3 HARNESS, us, Ni ea ‘our Rubber spot 2 LB. CANS SPICED COVE OYSTERS, for lunch, 10 cents; case, (two dozen,) $2. Prims is, from the bankrupt sale of J. U. Mahony & 0." "Can samen Sust the thing for Establi: it, Baltimore, Shing parties, AUSRRS CUS Mate tae "S, soul = sofatdavesuc ani seer en eae EMOBEST PATTERNS, a -"e new styles, | 3! , Dee aren am aan as | mimes ieee erect and Blank Books specialties. as ‘marls-te MOR Te od sears, iE FINEST AND THE CHEAPEST wigs | [ 1GHT COLORED AND FANCY DRESS made is at 616 9th street, opposite U-8. Patsnt | Mu'Pants, Soo didersat # Pell <)fice. spl? apso A. STRAUS’. A Sue BUSS ESSSULT FoR 97, car. DOZEN CLARET WINE, city for the money. hetioa apse &. STRAUS". tort Penn. ave. pa till big it the Mnest Wie LL WHO VALUE THEIR SIGHT to know | the District at the price-$4.60 per dozen, Ae ee ea ©. WITMER, FS gocurately sae to Ce my4-tr 1918 Pennsylvania Avenue. \; avenue 0.w.. GOFRAE 4% street. w ATHS! LATHS!: LATHSI!i—The,schooaer E LARGEST AND BEST RTMENT sburg now unloading ition Cassimere ‘ashing? ‘Laths, whi ill sell to the trade lor 2050 Bolts in Washington meaus, | frichs Caitsooas" LT WRC UINAR Dt oss Le, = BEST HAIR WORK AND PERFUM seseee mioetss-tr” | “aps0 ‘A: STRAUS". YACHT-CLOTH SU le ANCE ALBE bTF! COATS, with Vest Us, UES aveuue, aso | PRSStuAn gs aud 1d, sa Cone AUS sb HOSE REELS. $3.00. myli-im ‘ACE'S, Upholsterer, 614 La. avo. augié-ly LEATHER TRUN. ‘ANTED—CARPETS to CLEAN, at RIGES $13. Ms | WV diana Beating Werks, 200 Staton aera be- tween 4) and 6th sts, 8.w. Called for and delivered | roomseach. ¥, W. MILLER & CO., 631 F girect OR RENT—For Tug SUMMEK—At Oakland, Md., a COTTAGE, well furnished with every- thing necessary for housekeeping except bed cloth- jag and tableware. Price $150. JOHN DALLEY, Oakiand, Md, my16-31* (OR RENT—A small Furnished MOUSE, until October Ist; can be seen after five o’clock In the afternoon. Apply, at 600 13th street: it 1s with- In a square of the Ebbitt House and Willard's, References required. my16 3t* F° RENT-BRICK HOUSE, 7 rooms, No. 1432 Rhede Island avenue, between 14th and 15th streets; gas, water, bath, water closet; rent low toa good tevant, Apply No. 1808 K st., bet, 18:h ard 19th sts, my16-3.* OR RENT—HOUBE and @ROUNDS at 198 Rstreet n.w.: house 5 rooms, rent $20 por month; house suitable for a florist: will give along lease. THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 519 7th street nw. my16-3t KR RENT—Farnished HOUSE on New York avenue, 14 rooms, or if preferred, furoiture will be sold at a sacrifice: rare chance for boarding house; low rent; for information call er address No, 442 H st. new, my16 B1* my BARE CHANCE TO PURCHASE A COM- RENT! 9 Pa. ave. n.w., Store 124 West st.. Gs 4 Stoddard st, Geo" 917 7th st. a. st. rooms, mod 406 6th st. n.w., 1:06 16:h st. n.w., 7 rooms, 329 7th st, n.e., 7 rooms and bath. 331 7th st. n.e.. 7 rooms and bath. Money on Real Houses and Estate. rable EAL ESTATE BU I LET WM, E. BURFORD, For Sale. FOR RENT: By R.O. HOLTZMAN, loth and F six n imps. Trooms, mod. im| 604 Lot st. aw, S rooms, water and Izu Mu. ave. 8.W., 9 rooms, ined. 1m 908 D st. s.w., 9 rooms, mod. imps. .. 808 R st. n.w., 8 rooms, water and gas water and gas, Pa. ave. n.w., 16 rooms, mod. imps. Sih st. Dw... 22 rooms. mod imps FOR RENT: 2 3 8 4 28388: BSgaz 4 88e8 Piet 233 Bi 82 my 18-tr IN, E street, 1 offer a three-story and basement press brick house. central! movements. locaied, i 10-rooms., ith nice lot for $5,000; modern tm- nilance to suit the purchaser in Monthly inst! ments, ortherwise at 8 Der cent. interest on $6 Also several brick rooms, modern fm ments'and balance on easy terms, For Trade. tory “brick business ene; will be t Joo house and some sume small inc F 1007 9th st., rick, 101 1218 N st.. frame,’8 rs, 168 Corcoran st., brick, 1220 20ch st., frame, 6 rs. Rear 1140 20th st., frame, 6 ‘-room cottage Galthersh EAL ESTATE BULLETIN 6rs rope mod. imps eresut., wow paying 10 great bargains in two-story press | houses in all sectioas of the city. provements, small cash pay- | in monthly ipstaiments, Several elegant lots at greatly reduced prices and | Fands erty, located nnsvlvania avenue, with small iccumber- raded for a nice well-built ¥ or 9 1 lo 5 oF THOS. E. WAGGAMAN 619 Seventh 3: (Changes made every Wednwsday and Sav ye) Three-Story Brick Houses for Sale. Vark Hotel. Tih st. road. mod, imps Ven. Me 1 po rs 721 723 725 15th st. n.w.. mol. imps., 10 rs.30.000 909 M st. n.w., mod, imps, 13 rs. 7,500 is - mod. imp iL 16 500, 2IOLG st. new mod. imp \S rs. La. ave, nW.. mod. imps. 20 t 5th st. now. od. timps.. 15 rs. 0 1st st. ne. nod. imps., 12 rs. 730 13th st. n. mod, imps., 12 rs. . Tivo.Story Brick and Frame Houses for Sate. OSS. Carolina av Chee 10 Teeeeeeee $990 1754 to 171 6 rs, each. 8 NY Cs 620 Est. s. 653 3d st 1154 Delaw bet, Kaha'l. new. perf Houses for Ren 1016 11th st. new. furn., iod. f 447 13th st. u.w., store ZUSLI st. u.w.. mod, nups.. 13 mod. tmps.. 16 mod, imp 425 and 4274°h 1718 Pa, ave, 215 D st. nw Sth st. new,, mod. im store, nod, Linp: mod. mod, imp imp imps..'9 rs. W.. Stor 1206 H st. b.w.. store, mod. tu 406 11h St. 8.W.. 9 Ps. 1214 P L. We, med. 25 and 37 Myrtie 40 Myrtle st. imy* mod, imps, , 7 82 and 84 2/1 st., Geoigetown, 9 rs 1821 Vermont ave. u.w.. 6 is 1825, 1329 and 1835 4% st. s.w 615 Sst. now... 4 rs .. Tissue on the Ist and 15th of cach mouth a bu letin of all which can 10 rs We. mod. Linps, -D.W., Store, mod, mups., 10 ray.. tas, t. HIS. mod. imps..12 rs. 18 r i ma ~ Mod. imps. 71 Se. 1S FSS 10 rs.. $80 r 1 rty for sale andrenton my books, be had on application at my office, or will be sent by mail if desired. $500 cash, | FOR SALE. FOR SALE_A TOP BUGGF. @ in perfect order C0 as above; + Strong, been used Fery care oF will exeh oF tal i iation shares, Address Pose Omir Kv es my 38-3:° Fk, SALE RAY MARE, s\x-years 0 and gentle, and ago! roul M. BUGGY and HARNESS, to bie sold che Can be seen at W. C, HAZEL’S Stavi Georgetown, D.C. mytT se Rum SALE sere fine fax HORSES, some fine Road Horses: aso some orses, fresh from the West, at .Y # BOWEN'S, No. 645 and 647 New York ave, my 14-20" FHI SESES, 28st arrived trom Western Virginia 18 bead good Driving and Work HORSES. Soil as representes, or money Se refun‘ed. Stables on C st., between 12 and ue B. W., No, 1902. HUGH QUIGLEY. my 14-6." Fak SALE TOP BUGGY. built by one ot the best "makers; suitable for a doctor or i at KELLEHER'S Livery, f pleasul z veer. Sine nee, Caelre 0h Fort CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, WAGONS, | DB track and Road 8ULKEYS ve cheap. .Ox oe second hand six passenger, ‘COOK, 186'Briage st), Geo'town., ai ad 70K SALE—A superd collection of old Engiistm ALL CLOCKS, by JOHN R. HARK, 63 Fayetie st.. Baltimore. )R SALE—A fine C HORSE NESS and a COUPE-ROCKAWAY; Will seil cheap and on reasonable terms but sale must be immediate, Toquire of W. C. JIRDINSTON, 617 7th street, for partic- lens marlé-t? HAR BOARDING. _ E-IDENTS OF WASHINGTON C1 TY 08 R cen Td Shrine EOAEDING in the ¢ ugh the Su please a lress fore rew AMERICAN HOU: echs ni | *Syipceeee u chen! burg, Pa. | JQOARD—In fami B by Madtes Scus central location of a Practicing Phys: nt, (goverament employe): terms: referenons HLEY,** 910 10-hst. nw. te mode's e {IUR ADULTS OAN SECURE COUNTRY BOARD, on the B.& 0. R. R16 milo. fr Washington se Sminutes” walk from stan clean, ¢o i= oms and Srmt class Tatse; useot ba"! ree and carriage, For particulars std “COMFORT, “* star otice. ee! mis a MER ROARD IN THE INVATS® ree airy Rooms; splendid shade: good fare two hours’ travel from Washington via letrone) = | tan Reiroad For particulars Oo Mrs, JAS 4, WEEDON, Wetersvilie. Broderick goitats: myI8-2w RS. ELF. NT FROM Jane Ist. to November Ist, some Seat . Large Thi and 3, niet eluding Board. DARDEKS WILL FIND medatio thodtaze rates by the il received, Address Box 10, | my li? Bw" FPAMUIBS DESIRING GOOD BOA Rockville will plea ny BAKER, Esq.. Agric anaavente, or MRS. MOF: vania ay 2OAKD CHEAP AT MORAY FARM, Batiey's BY Roads, Va, Address Mis, Le BAILY & DON, Washingte De. my 14-20" SUMMER BOARD- Falls Church, near + Station. 20 acres, shaded with (ruit lees, rooms lar nd elegant, with m } mat a and ever ing necessary tom. heme pleasant for parents and children. Address A.B. NODIN Or visit the place. myl0 2e° CoUstey BOARD. two and oneiowif milos Terms moderate, ‘Re / west of Wincheste Address Dr, 3« Va. my 1s CPAs. 8] nue, ny 16-80 table, daily matis, &c S.LUPTON, Wich DERMANENT, TRANSIENT AND D. Pp BOARD E Rees. 08 isthe corner New kK ave, . T. SOUTHAL! formerly of Baltimore. nytt GUMMER BOARDERS WILL BE TAKEN at a Farm House on an eminenc» half a mile abo looking the town of Berryville, Clarke county, Virginia, and commanding a magnifioane | and extensive view of the surrounding country and the Blue Ridge mountains. Large, newly -papered. var of house, wired, Address Box &, larke county, Va. myl-Lm Mrs. Pegs, Shady yard. and oak grove tn rv jiven and req es Auction Sales. LY SITUATED FURNISHED On SATURDAY, May 18th.at 5 p m., No. 161), H *OMS, with first-class TABLE BOARD, in Gt st. new. | & private family where appreciative Parties cag “2/68 ihe comioris of Lome ai reasous!s expense. Towns. at 916 8th st 6.000, $2,000, $1,500, $350, at 8 par cent. Se my18-tr r[eatonr ODS Shores desirous of ob- —_ r good 1d BOO! it R RENT— Fate should call before making eens ace B. H. WARNER & BRAINARD H. WARNE! co., 916 F street northwest, EDWIN A.MCINTIRE, men: where. Board and Room forgent ath wite BO fp bea per moult: single rooms. $25 to $80 per month and $8 to r week. T: 01 and 85 per week. eons ed te 1206 K st. nw,......150 $207 H st. nw. 35 | SSONG W . ee aes eS 617 L ste awe 25 | JDERSONS WHO ARE COMPELLED TO re- io 56 N 25 | A main in the city during the warm weather. wilt gor ett pigerh B | Summer reaiacnas No ago see, eognarat A it 3 | Sts. Miss BONDLEY undead 80 1806 G 35 EW YORK AVENUE HOTEL, So he arcs ee 3 N Cor Seo Hor ae and ht 720 18th st. nw,......60 1913 N. 20 | Gentlemen with their families can find at this 616 E st. nw, ... 55 123 A 20 | house the surroundings of a pleasant home #2 Keon, ave. store .55 in 2 } the convenionoes of a well Conducted hotel, wees 715 De Sale’ His Vi “IS | who desire Meals rouly Wil be made with pormsas . BW, 5 3m. i LOTT, Proprietor. 200 Hse nw, furwc4d Ieee Asth se awe te | TED i 1OS1 Tehat. with store,40 Leth & Q. with store..16 = Mo eee ee ote | 0 BOOTS AND SHOES. 735 11th st. ‘nw, 313 = Fy J) ap GEORGES, 1415 CITIZENS. MILITARY AND Tan SHOE AND GaIvER Ma 2116 13! 2118 Pennsyleania avenue. 915 G st, A perfect ft, combining at once ease and} 1349-1367 12 comfort in ail cases guaranteed. Will call 630 Othet. 12 at houses and take measures, if rejuested 112 4th st. se, 810 4th st, S210 | by postal cardor letter. A fine selection of $307 M st nw. 31 P, with stable, &c.10 | ladiesand gentlemen's Goods of my own manufac- 104 C Bt, 80, eres 7th near Boundarynw,19 ture, and of superior quality. on hand sultesie tor M8 0 st. Dw. .---..80 1131-38 Park Place....19 | Summer wear, and at reasonable prices New Store & dwel'g.@eo" 1318 1 st. 19 | Kores inserted’ in old gaiters by patent stitching 1226 8 st. nw, Foie, 1008-1009 8 Carave....8 | Machine: also all Kinds of flue repairing done om ssover aster wot te materially ‘iarea aly | Sete. oe pove. ‘a list of wi mater 21 = > every day on the bulletin at our office. sr | M48*ELLous For Sanz. BARGAINS! By THOS. J. BROWN, R. 19, LeDrolt Bld’. , Shandsome, new b.h., nr. 9th, 7 re, mod imps” TWENTY DIFFERENT STYLES small cash interest on § neat new bb Payment, with long time and low lance. plete Turnout, HORSE and BASKET PH The horse is very fast and an elegant sad- die animal; has been used by a lady; the Ph:eton isa first-class job, has a rumble, and is in order; cost over $300. Will sell’ Horse ai ton for $225. Inquire of ANDY, at Olcott’ bles, Hand Land 13th and 14th sts. | BANE, 8500 WHICH I WILL LEND ON good real estate security, ‘WM. F. BAILEY, Attorney-at-Law, _my16 Bur Room 2, Young's Law Building. A SPLENDID STAND FOR EITHER A Provision Store or Dairy Lunch Room; fix- tures, gas and water; House No. 1718 G st.: reat $20 per month, APRY, at {the office of Js, CROCKER, Jtt,, 034 Fst. new. myl6 3." V ANTS $1,000 TU $1500 REAL ( < SECURITY, for one to five years, at 7 and 8 percent.; no commissions, Also for sale, im- proved ten-acre FAR! SUBURBAN, Btar office, ROM $1.000 TO $5,000 CASH WILI, BE ‘iven any person securing me a good POSI- I iS in government employ or otherwise. Cor- respondence confidential, id Masonic secrecy juaranteed. Address WM. H. H. SMITH, Box {iNew York City. my16-3¢" S GOLDSTEIN & Cv., wm : “LOAN AND COMMISSION BROKERS, NORTHEAST CORNER TENTH AND D STRR&ETS, Private Entrance on Tenth Street. Liberal sion, on ware, & terms, #2-The oldest and myll-tr dvances made on Loan or on Commis- ‘atches, Diamonds and Jeweiry, Silver- ¢-, for any time desired on very rejgonable largest business in the city, BSALE—AT A BARGAIN—Two new BRICK HOUSES; bay windows. hot and cold water, everything complete, on 19th street, betwoen L and M n.w. Price $2,500: ash $500. balance $25 | ma: ble mantels, latrobe. 5 monthly, at percent, Inquire No. L117 19 bgt. | located, “Terms easy |, STAR Ee Neo BW. my16-3.* " | Real Estate Broker, Sin Tui st. my9-im * entirely new two-story ress brick front. bay . hot and cold water, Fo SALE—A neat, Brick, DWELLING. window, 6 rocms and. bat ‘OK RENT—-RILEY BUILDING, corner 9h and E streets n.w., and adjoining property, 2 rooms. Also 316 aud 318 C street New, 30 nw. OR RE! an ING, nor myl6 6t ‘To @ careful and responsible ten- t, that very desirable four-story DWELL- with piazza and two bay windows, on the west corner of Corcoran aud 13th streets n, without charge. JUS Ay | Wig contalulug 1d rooms, Including water-closst, T ‘a 0] ntry * ANTED- A perfect and clean copy of the first | and frescoal;, marble niancels, hain oes pumber of the EVENING STAH, for which a | ers and gas Axtures, latrobe stoves: ranges ote. lveral price will he paid. Apply ‘at the star | tionary wash-tubs anil hot and cold watts tite ae sara | ipattcul NOS WRAP ae tase Eee ANTED-FEATHERS % renovate Bre OCI NO. Ws aE, zaumbia ‘CHACE'S, 614 Louisiana ave, ““augig-y"" | st. n.W. myt5-0." ‘OK SALE —The delightful RESIDENCE, No. sweeping Works Tint. whart. oy mat pled by the late ral Goldsborough, is now of- Orders 8, MITCHELL'S, Market Spaos, Tall-ty ‘ANTED—Gentiemen to know that MOORE, Merchant Tailor, 1011 New York makes a of Cul Garments avenue, mi specialty ting te to LOST AND FOUND. .. ered for saie. It is in perfect order and ready for imniediate occu Hon. Terms of sale reasonable, | tween bi ang 5th n.W., one of the finest locati or furth : : Iseg, CUrtber Information apply on the, Pret | aT Lk’ AMRES'S. TOPHAM, 495 7th st.n.w. M°%EX 70 Loan, MR. P. WALLACH having witha the firm of 8, Goldstein & Gots now prepared eo make LIBERAL ADVANCES N WATCHES, DIAMONUB, GOLD AND SLL- ON THE MUST REASONABLE TERMS, 1417 Pennsylvania avenue, may8-1y near Willard’s Hotel, R SALE OR EXCHANGE—An elegant coun- try RESIDENCE at Hamilton, Loudoun co., Va. Brick House, gothic style, 13 Tous, and neariy | new. Qut buildings; Water; fine orchard; acres of land, Wi Ht BABSTOW. Real Bevate Agent 515 7th st. n. ap30-1m* 1K SALE OR EXCHANGE—For improved Bi vreperty, a fine Building LOT on Mae De- ions: RK RENT—For the months of July and Aa- gust, a Furnisbed HOUSE, near Mt. Pleasant, Inquire on the premises, Brookside, Piney Branch Toad. on any day after 4 p, m. Mrs. J. YORK. my13-6 UND—On ., May 14, in one of Care of Columbia itatitean ‘Company, TE DOLL AES, which the owner can get by deseribing and paying ‘charges, Call at Car Stab and Boundary n.e. ‘OST—A SHIRT CUFF, with gold sleeve but- ton attached. ‘The finder will be rewarded by leaving the same at 1232 9th st. n.w. my17-8t* 2.00 REWARD—Lost on East Capitol street. a POCKETBOOK, containing $8.20, A reward of $2.00 will be paid on returning the game to No, 814 East Capitol st. my17- 21" OST—On 7th street. between @ and D, an old- R RENT—Four-story BRICK HOUSE, No. 116 Catreet n.w.; 10 rooms, bath, gas, water closets, range, latrobes, marble mantels, bells and all modern improvements. Also, No. 419 9d st. 2.W;; 10 rooms, bath, water closet, gas, and mod- ern improvements. Keys 514 34 tn. We. inquire at Kennebec Ice Co. office, 12th ‘and streets, my13-6t* REN ‘Three-story brick HOUSE, No. paneer tReet Sees an ca ns ow ant, Apply to FRANK LIBBY, Lumber clint Shand N. Ye avery Washington, yiiciin fashioned GOLD WATGH, with nd RENT— ie De Wey room faite Betis, inde will leave ith n Sis BRICK newly’ palates intiaa: Water, eon indiana avenue, y large + juare cars. ‘suitaBly rewarded, : my17- Rent $18. *Rey. sis, bene eee ‘ayia TRAY HORSE—A |; ARE —] N Siig we treoiet kebal, Gior Gey | RS EENE MODE, Se: Te Sat ed Drie Prperty Say shaper and ater as rallaatdailaciseeane 2-5 RK RENT—C! rent, only $22 month fora 9 room HOUSE, No, 939 6th si new 5 ENUINE Indigo Blue FLANNE TS at | water and bath. Apply to E, K, Li + 14d ‘$8, at A. STRAUS’, sae | Bridge street’ D, aD R SALE AT A BARGAIN—OR For RENT TO A PEEMANENT TENANT—1446 N_ st. (Gew,) finished in best, style, 18 rooms; room VE SITES FOR SALE ON LONG TIME, Subdivision has been made of the magnificent rgetown, ith way Say ager Sacer yee ie, which cont 10,000 to 40,000 feet of is within Bee BINDING. The public is LYCETT BOOK heretofore, The sam ful > lly informed that the ERY is carried on as | Xcellent workmen are em- ployed, and the work turned out will be in the su) istic of the establishment, ‘rior style which has always bean a character 1012 Pa, ave., 8d floor. ap@-ly Aa® CABINET-MAKER, NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE AND M STREET. NoORTHWEET. nov7-ly IBSON BROTHERS, PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS, 1012 Peunsylvania ayenne, @g- Fine Printing a Specialty. Washington, D.C. jan19-1y WNINGS. JOHN C. HOGAN, 713 Market Space. Msnutacwirer of a New! and Ventilatt Patented 8; Buildings and Private Derennny " ae and seams for sale or rent. Sole Agent for nuine Midew-Proof AWniug Material, 0° bly genuln ——— MEDICAL, &c. 8. REWARD IF DR. BROTHERS FAILS TO eakness, cure any case of Femaie W: , Irregulari- ties and Obstructions; 80 years’ experience. Office 906 B st. + Opposiie Smithsonian, my8-2W* Deaze%. The Oldest Fagg eae A Tuesday, Wedn day Hi st, now.. Established and oni, Reliable Ladies’ Physician in the City, can te PECIAL NOTICE.—Dr, ROBERTSON can be i Wednesday and Saturday congulted every Wednesda y and Sat at Office, 921 D st., Rcrvous Diseases vi: Orgasies jes 3 ness, Nervous Del itty Ly ', Nervous Trembling. Dihinees of Bight or Gd &c., all resulting from Special practice. ‘endorsed by of tls. clty. visits Washington i in need : 2’ E fj E 4 Hf j cS i fe i £ A | ep c iu i : ag his from $ to: i i every aie cy or | TIES, LOW-BUTTON, SLIPPERS, with Box and Opera Toe, French and Low Heel, for Ladies, Misses and Children, from 25 cts. to $8.60. LADIES: GAITERS, 65 cts, to 85. CHILDS’ SHOES, 10 cts, to $8. WHITE KID SLIPPERS, ALL SIZES. GENTS’ TIES, @AITERS AND SLIPPERS, from 50 cts, to $8, BUCKSKIN AND KID G To Order, LASTING AND BASE BALL SHOES, ITERS, LOUIS HEILSRUN, 402 SEVENTH STRERT. Sign of “That Vid Woman of Mine.” 500 vp. ‘Kid'ano Grain Slap Ties, 65 - and $1, iren*s Schoo! 8ho ven away Ladies” Newport Tits and Button, me $1.25 ana up. ane Women's Lasting Gaiters, 76, Misses! Slippers, 62. 76. 8B. aud S $1.50, Men’s Oxford Foxed Ties, $1; 8 bargain, 50. axMtlsses’ and Boys" Scuool Bhiows (al saaner). 88 ated (all leather), 62, Te. Intatite’ Shoes. from 40c. upwards. with every pair shoes sold, at J. W. SELBY"8, myl0-tr between 19th and 20th sta. Boston sue# accrion mouse. 491 Pennsylvania Avenue, BETWEEN 4% AND Gru SrRexts. BOSTON. GREAT REDUCTION IN NEWGOOD, Look aT THE Facts, Misses’ Button Newports, 75c. and men’s aed Misses’ Fox Gatters, $1, $1.25 and Men's Strap and Buckle Ties, $1.25 jeaaher), 850 ‘Chil &e-Pair Justh’s Hee Protectors 1914-1916 Pennsylvania ave. SIGN OF THE RED FLAG, CHEAPEST HOUSE ZHIS SIDE = 's Buff Gaiters, now $1 25, x Gail now