Evening Star Newspaper, May 24, 1878, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTOD FRIDAY......,...... -May 24, 1878. CROSBY 8. NOYES....Editor. Average sworn Daily Circulation over 17,500—being a much larger bona fide, regular and germanent circulation than that of all the other daily papers im the city added together. Double Sheet on Saturday. The double sheet Stak of to-morrow will be one of the qost interesting and attractive of these popular issues. To enable us to get to Press s-asonably to work off the very large dition requisite to meet the demand for the double sheet, it is desirable that advertise- ments intended for that issue should reach the office early to-morrow morning ;and if they are sent in to-night, yet more opportunity will be afforded for their proper classification and display. —————~<~-e-—__ We are glad to see that the Board of Metro- poli'an Police Commissioners has under con- sideration the adoption here of the ambulance system, for the speedy relief of victims of ac- cidents or crimes, and people suddenly taken ill in the sireets, already accomplishing great good in other cities. New York has a very extensive and expensive sys‘em, but the Rich- lan, favored by the Police board and y twice recommended by the Stan for nm here, would be better suited to our needs, as it is inexpensive and efficient. The ambulance with stre‘cher. medicine chest and case of surgical instruments is kept at the city almshouse, which is connecied by tele- graph with the police stations and other points. Two young resident physicians are a'wey on duty at the an ambulane alarm is sent in,a quick mov ing horse is hitehed to the ambulance, one of | these young doctors takes his place in it, and within a few minutes, relief arrives to the sufferer whether by accident or illness, and the | patient is comfortably removed to his or her | home or to a hospital. The response to alarms is made as promptly as the res onse by the fire department toa fire alarm. In this city a sufferer is roughly carried tothe nearest drug s'ore until a doctor can be summoned, and then an unsuitable conveyance has to be hunted up by the bystanders to remove the patient. The advantages of the ambulance System are apparent to ail residents of large cities. —_——__-+e--_____ The Pennsylvania democratic convention yester¢ay, in its platform, declared in favorof an investigation into the eleetoral frauds of 1576, but in oppysition to ‘any attack upon the Pres dential itle, as dangerous to our in stitutions and fruitless in its resuits.” The Pennsylvania politicians, who are about as Smart as they make them, appreciat? fully the fret that more political eapital is to be lost than gained by reopening the Presidential set"! t. The compromise between the masters and operatives in the English ke districts, which Alderman Pickop has been so indus- triously engaged in e avoring to arrange cannot, it seems, be ected. The vote of the uncompromising strikers on the proposition in its favor and 12,172 opposed. This result was to have been expected as the strik- ers are not yet prepared to yield, and the com- promise plan proposed virtually amounted to an acceptance by the operatives of the offered terms with the condition that wages should be advanced when business improved. The Senate in its diseussion of the District Lill yesterday was occupied mainly with ihe consideration of the tax feature. The rate of taxation upon real and personal estate was reduced to $1.50 upon the hundred dollars; the Same rate provided for in the House bill. An amendment was adopted allowing a deduction of five per cent. on taxes paid within ten days after notice. To meet emergencies the Com- missioners were also authorized for the first fiseal year after this act takes effect to antic. ipate the revenue to the extent of $26,000 at an interest of five per cent.. to be repaid out of the revenues of that year- The restvictions noted were made in order not to afford an opening for borrowing this amount of monay every year. ———-<+e -—___ The request which, it is reported, the Bel- gian government wiil forward to the United States, asking a complete publication of the correspondence leading up to, during and after the sitting of the fishery commission, in order that Mr. Delfosse’s connection with the commission may be properly understood, is a reasonable one. If an injustice has been done to Mr. Delfosse and Belgium by an incomplete publication of dispatches, action should be at once taken to set the matter right. It should also be considered that we cannot afford, as an arbitrating nation, to make additionally odious the thankless office of arbitrator. The nomination of Mr. Dill by the Pennsyl- vania democratic convention yesterday places the three political parties of the state fairly in the field for the struggle for governor. The undetermined strength of the national party is the disturbing element in all calculations as to the result of the coming election; it is suf- ficiently great, however, to cause the demo- crats to throw the nationals a sop in some of the provisions of their platform, and to make the prospects of the opposing candidates of the two older parties appear delightfu'ly un- certain. The chairman of the Vermont republican convention yesterday made a rampant attack upon the Administration, but the cooler heads inthe convention who had the building of the platform did not endorse these views, but on the contrary, introduced a nk endorsing the President: which platform was unap mously adopted. Col. Redfield Proctor (she present popular Lieutenant Governor of the State) was nominated for Governor by accla- mation, and the republicans of the Green Mountain state will go into the field with an undivided front. HF CELEBRAT FD SCHLITZ'S MILWAUKEE LAGER BE eR, nessiy for family use, and delivered to ali parts of the city. A 316 9.h street norchwest. grbcanty. FINE SHIRTS W. 3. TEE! 935 Penn. avenve. CAFE FRANCAIS. rhe proprietor of Re tsursnt Parisen will ra- n the CAFE FRANCAI2 on BATURDAY. ¥25. A large FREE 8UFFRT will be offered to bis friends and the public al: day lone, 1424 Pa. av.. opp. Willar M4%Hoop RESTOHED. A victim of youthful impru mature decay, nervous debilit in vain every known remedy, ha« self cure, which he will send FAtE 0 43 Chatham JNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, —sUM- ) MERLAW LECTURES (nine weekly; 1iTB JULY, 1878, and end Lith September, use.—Ist, to students who design fo pursue their studies at this or othsr Law-school; 24, to those who pro} to practitioners wh. systematic instruction. For circular niversity of, Va.) to JOHN B ML m. and Stat. Law. ence, causing my 24-cols &k to read nrivatel: ve not had the advant WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. W AN ED-PLaITING. at 2 cents ner yard; done by the latest improved mach ne: no CHE, used: cam plait 14 nches, irs. E. LU- CAS 2153 Ps, ave., corner 32 1st. my24 $.° ANTED—To go to the country, an indassri- cus Coloren WOMAN. todo tie work of & family of three: must have god references. Apply lo T W.8. PHELPS, Photogragh office, T “a viy Department. 1 A) ANT-D—A BUTCHER, young and houest, with recommendations ‘Apply at once at | 911 New York ave., between 12 and To'clock and | 6and7 p.m. m, 2%. | Vv ANTED—By a young girl, a SITUATION to do the housework of a small private family, | or todo the upstairs work and sewing. Please ca'l at 627 10 h st. p.w, my24-2t" ANTED-P.AITING. (Parisian mode,) 2 cents per yard, 814 I st., corner of 9 2 st, also to tnform my customers of my removal Ist of June, to 902 9.h st., across from my 2. on | old stand. my%-3i* Miss BELLE LUCAS, Dressmaker, ANTED—A Married MAN, over 30 years of ‘age: must be able to write and figure suft- ciently well tokeep a memorandum of gvods sold, and must be able to give Tecommendations, Asress inown handwritlag, T. B., Lock Box 2 city. WANTED By Operator, SEWING by the day; can bring Wheeler & Wlison ma- chine, Call at 737 9th st, o.w. my23 2 * WARITED_ TENANT for s 1-room Hous, three ‘squares east of Capitol; modern lin: provements; rent taken in Board, ‘Apply at 110 4 hot. ne.) 18 to LaadGtoT p.m. in+23-3°* OSE OWNERS, NOTICE! Pastures of Blue Grass, White C over, Orchard Grass, &c , &c.: good roomy stables. oats, e 97 ‘An excelent chonce for parties lown to leave their stock with a reiiable and re- sponsible person, at verv cheay ‘Thi> arlvertiseny ut wil’ not appear again. ) W.. Harriug ou chie! ciern U. 8, asurer’s office: Johu A. Baker, Agricaitu-at reno ms, Louis! Fst. n.w ;B. 8, Ferguson, U. eferevces—D. 8. Trewstirec’s H. D. SMITH, Arlington, Va. 'X TRAORDINARY BARGAINS. ‘Owing to the depressed state of aff: mercial circles we have ben able to secure some | rare bargains in the best makes and latest styles of Foreign and Dometic Fancy and S'aple DRY GOODS, which we now offer to ovr friends and custome. s and strangers at a slight advance on cost msutta 4 4 Bleached C tton, 11) sdale Cambric (the bast ma‘le. ) Clark’s 200-yard Spool Cotton (the b:: (6 spool 25¢,:) Lyon, Gros Grain Black Silks at er yard; @ bea itiful quality of 23 vecently $1.25: Lovel Frinted Union Lin Thompson's P srfect $1, Bregant 3 Button Kid All-wool Bunting, 35 Imshouse. The moment | Organdies. at 45¢ a Gloves, $1.25; best Lawns and Urgandiesin new designs, 12 Calland eramine. my?4-tr_ BRODHEAD & CO .939 Pa. ave. STRICH and every kind of ORNAMENTAL ¥EATHERS dyed and manufactured at toc ISHMENT, 616 9:b strmar, FRENCH ESTAB! opposite United States Patent 01 ANTED—A gentleman's DRIVER, from 5 to8 years old, sound, kind, stylish, and with bs free from blemishes. and guaranteed co tr in 3 minutes. Address **Cash, '’ Scar office. 28-3 ANTED_—A HEALTH LIFT, Any onehav- ing one to d’spose of at low price may find « cash purchaser by writing to A. B., Box 19, B. 0. # ating the condition of the Lift and price. m23 3 FoR \.KNT—To genileman and wife, without children, three Untarnished RO MS Sultabia tor light bouseker ping. Inquireat 69 K st n.e 1° RK RENT—HOUSES of. various stzes, at t ices, bY B.'B. CLARK, 1201 455 Toney, weed Drees, by Be myt sin JOR BENT “Taree large Unfurnisned ROMS with ail modern improvem -nts, b> ng sveond floor of house Ist. n.*.; price $10, my4 St (OH REN T—Brick HOUSE, six rooms, aswiy painted: nice yard, with fower aud fruit; rent $18 per_ month in advance, Apply on the premiaes, ho. 4°8 Ls’. nw. my24-3.* JFOR RENT HOUSE No. 631 11 st.. betwoon 4b and 5th, six rooms and basement, path Tcom, water and’gas; $23 per month. Inqvire 713 Dst.. between 7:h and 8.n. my243.¢ RENT Two, large and. cool PARL 235. separate or together, or without & fine lorality at 312 Indiana avenue; also, other ROOMS; terms moderate, my 24 -3i* RK RENT—Cvuutry RESIVENCE. conve- nient to the city, in good order aud with neat unds; at low rate to a responsible APD! (OBA. WARNER & CO. 16 F Camere tad POE, RENT 020 FRENCO STREET —Two-s-ory and basement Brick. nearly new, modern con- veniences; key at 917 Est. Apply to B. F. BIGE- LOW, National Bauk of Republic. my2t 3: OR RENT—Oll F st. N w.—Three splendid Unfurnished ROOMS, gas, water, $12 third story, for housekeeping: large back PARLOR, $7. gas, two blocks from Post Office: yard shaded. 1: RK RENT—HOUSE No. 5145 het. n. rooms, all modern improvements, large flower garden; rent $100 per m nth, tT. E. WAGGAMAN, 6197 ht. n.w. OR RENT—1208 ST. N.w,—Has modern im- provements, just thoroughiy repaired, three ype Latiobes hew range, slate mantles, con‘ains 12 roc ms besides room for'servant, bath, and con. cet. ceilar: key next door, east. “Apply to DICK- SON & KING, cor. 16th and K'sts.n.w. m246* R RENT—Nicely furnished ROOM3, sown front; location excellent; convenient to cars; terms reisonable, 1403 ‘*L'" st. n.w, my33-3t* WASTED A MAN with $200 to Invest in govd paying business, For interview call JOSIAH HOWELL, 218 B st. n.w., from 6 * Pm, my22 3 FOE BENT Eight room HOUSE, ‘good collar. Tange, hot and cold water, all in good order, Apply toJ, A. TAIT, 221 Pennsylvania avenue, Capital Hii my23-4t* WASTED Ladies about to traval. aid those Temaining here. SHOUL) ENGAGE relia- bl Servan's at the old-established National «m- ployment Office, Room 24 7th and F s's. my21 lw (OR RENT-Two-story BRICK, 7 rooms, bay Fynae gas, water, bath room, arg co, 2108 Vermont avenue, Apply at'No. 121¢8t st. nw. my 23-3." ‘ANTED—AGENTS (Ladies and Gentlem™ for the Paris Exposition Catalogue and f ble Readers Commentary . W.W. HAYNE, Roo 4and6, intelligencer Building, 7th and D’sts. to Lo'clock, my13 WANTED Bookkeepers, Clorks, Business Men, and everybody out of emp'oyment toon- gage in business in your own city, towa, or state. Salary or commission paid, Send stamp for teri JUDEON & CO., Room 6, Tribune Bullding, Chi cago, IN. my18- 1m ANTED" By a Gorman lady, who speaks French and English, having taught for fifteen [ars (besides the foreign languages) Drawingand English branches in England, France and America, a SITUATION as governess in some resp: ctabie family; commencing the comiag fall, or s9oner if heeded. Address J. G., Post Office, Farioault, Minnesot Tay15-col2t W ANTED_ To PURCHASE 01d Gold. Foreign and Home Stamps bought and sold: 409 7th st. D.W,, up stairs, my11-29* MBREULAS COVERED IW ONE HOUR'S NOTICE, with London Silk, ‘Turk Satin, &¢.. &e., at 1412 Pennsylvania. ; orbosite Willarils Hotel. M INNESOTA FLOUR. a One car load of W ASHI NESOTA FLOUR just received. We would advise those in want of this Flour to ‘ive us an early call, as it is the last we shall recsive r some tite, owing the destruction of the Mills by an exp osion, J.B. BRYAN & BRO., 608 Pennsylvania avenue. CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES! number of first-class Car- very description at reduced Victorias: Panel, TON MILLS MIN- YARRIAGES! Vv ANTED-Auy Family that wishes to store their FURNITURE by the month or sum mer to cali at 804 K st. n.w. and seeme. WM F. REAMER, my7-140* WANTED TA responsible TENANT for that delightful littie House, 447M st. n. w. Call at JOHNSON’S Gallery, 809 Pennsylvania nue, ms8-4 W AntaDotwo or three GENTLEMEN (9 0c- cupy a large third story south front room, o' guitable for gentleman and wife, Table BOARD first class. 617 F st. n.w. fe93 WANTED Te exchange, new STOVES for ol ones, Grocerles or at BUTLER'S, Bil and K sts. n.w. Smokey Chimneys cured orn. Day. Stoves rented. uov16-tr W 4NTED—To exchange, new STOVES for ol: ones, Groceries or Fuel, at BUTLER’S. 6ut. and K n.w. Latrobes to heat two rooms, §20 ti $25. seplb-tr uarter-high and Low-door Ro:kaways; ies. Phictons, &c., in large variety, 4a” Repairing at reduced rates, pang ROB'T H. GRAHAM, Reposttory and Factory. 410 to 415 8th sir-et nw, Berreses: BUNTINGS! BUNTING t and best assortment of the above found in the cit: ali wool best make, in desiral double width, all woot, best make: ch all woo! Lace lack, blue and brown, pieces duable width all woo! Lace Buntings, in black, blue and cream, Have just opsned anotaer lot of fine black and colored Grenatines. in elegant styles ana qualities. which we can sell at a redac Hou of 20 per cent oi former prices. 314 Eighth P. 8,—Many other new and desirable gods Striped Buntings, in N RS. M. J. HUNT ‘ou'd invite the attention of the ladies to her handsome assortment of PATTERN HATS and BONNETS. ment of CRAPE BONNETS always CRAPE VEILS RENEWED equal to new. SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO ORDERS. Mrs. M. 4. HUNT. 621 and 623 D Street. J UST BECEIVED— FINE CREAMERY BUTTER, PRICE 80 CENTS A PouND; OR. Ix Lots OF 5 Tounps, 26 Caents. My best Print Butter, Including S'abler's and Themas’, ouly 40 ceats,’ O:her good Print only 35 HARD and SOFT CRABS SHEEPHEAD SEA TROUT, SHAD, & Having on hand a large ED GOODS, I will sell very low; wiil sell 3 Ib, Toma- lOc.; 2 1b. Tomators, 8c.; stabler’s Corn. bler's Pears, 25¢, ; Rece've daily quantity of ‘CAN Excelsior Gorn, 12'se. Peaches, 17°.; 8.0, Peaches, 14: A liberal discount for large quantities. FRANK J. TIBBETS. PALACE MARKET, my23-tr_Corner 14th st.and New York av. ee en Nee Fore Ce oe De miei FLOUR. FROM DECORTICATED WHEAT. direct from the mill a fresh Fionr, manufactured ‘arraated to please, or Tam now receiviny lot of ** Evermay** from decorticated wheat, Delivered free to any part of Washington or Orders by mall prompts attended to—0. O. D, Corner Ninth and @. HE REST $1 WHITE VESTS. QOPFFICE COATS at 35 cents, at 8 SUITS IN LIGHT and DARK PaT- TERNS at prices that Will satonish 7 GOP BUSINESSSUIT FOR $7, CHEAP- est Suit in the ci! A. STRAUS’, 101 ANDSOME DRESS COLTS and VESTS ip ried me le eee A. STRAUS’. The immediate results of the “fraud inves- tigation" will apparently be the prom ion of perjury and forgery in Fiorida and Lonis- iana. Osman Pasha is even more ungrateful than Roumania to Russia. His conquerets, instead | of bringing him to trial and causing his exe tution, as they might easily have done, re- leased him, bestowed upon him the Cross of | St. George and an accompanying pension, and sent him back in honor te Constantinople. A disinterested action is its own reward ; so, if the Russians were disinterested, they have been rewarded, but not otherwise. The sud- Sidized Turk, instead of Russianizing his gov. ernment,as was perhaps expected, his colle ed astrony army of nearly 100,00) men, and will, if necessary, defend Constantinople as bravely as he did Plevna, until made seeure by British reinforcements. Tae Russian troops before Constantinople, weakened and decimated by typhus, and menaced on the ulanks and rear by the insurgents in the Rho- «ope mountains, unfriendly Roumanians, and uncertain Austrians, are in an unenviable sit. uation. In this condition of affairs the efforts vf Count Schouvalof, who appears in the role of the great conciliator, may not have been entirely unsuccessful at St. Petersburg, and negotiations aiming to keep the peace may be commenced on a new basis, though not with any especially cheering prospect of success. +e —___ Senator A. H. Dill, who was nominated for Governor of Pennsylvania yest€rday by the democrats, was born in Baltimore and is now au his forty-fifth year. He is a lawyer of abilicy and is much respected personally as a man of high integrity. Tue WEEKLY STAR. now ready, contains all the News of the Week; the Electoral Tavestixation Business; other doings in Con RSS: ‘he, European crisis; Lively Local ‘otes: Agricultural Matters: White House gnd Department News: Proceedings of the ‘Courts: Local Affairs: Choice Stories: Poems pa Sketches; Agtigultural and Household Terms: $2 per annum, in advance, postage Drepaid; single copies five ceuis, in wrappers. ARD TIMES.—Purchasers, if you want w F pave money, Took at the #10'Suit, at HE LAKGEST AND BEST ASSORTM&NT if Onasimere Baits In W at ‘A. STRAUS’. WANTED Fine UPHOLSTERY WORK ot stot any kinds elghteen years experience, 1 Upbor goods and work at lowest possible prices, ‘A. HOCHACK, 614 Loutsiane ‘avenue, augié-ly” ANTED—MOTHS aud other insects in furni- ture to exterminate by superheated steam, a CHACE'S, Upholsterer, 614 La. ave. auglé-1y W ANTED_CARPETS to CLEAN, at RICH'S ‘Steam Beating Werks, 490 Maine avenue, be- tween 4% and 6th ets. 8.w. Ualled for and delivered withont charge. jy18-ly ANTED~A perfect and clean copy of the first number of the EVENING STARK, for which» liberal price will be Apply at the Star office. ‘auga0-tt ANTED-FEATHERS to renovate at CHACE'S, 614 Louisiana ave, ~~ augié-ly" W Be SABEETS to CLEAN, at MCGEY & FERRY'S Eureka Steam Beating and ayrepine Works, 7th-st. wharf, Orders by mail, or loft at W: 8. MITCHELL'S, Markot Space, Teal-Se W AATED—Gentlomen, to Know that WM. MOORE, Merchant Tailor, 1011 New York makes a of C1 its soinade st home, Perey of Culting Garments to LOST AND FOUND. R RENT—That Corner HOUSE No, 44 B street northwest; has two parlors, dining room, Kitchen, four bed rooms and bath room; rent low: Apply on ‘he premises my28-3:* ‘Ok RENT —A three-story and basement Brick DWELLING, No, 712 11th street n.w., be- tween @ and H; open dally, Inquire on the prem- ises: all In good order. my23-3t" {OR RENT—To one or two gentlemen, a hand- somely turnished ROOM with bath-room.at- tached; southern exposure. Apply at No. 1017 K st re my23 3:* ‘OB RENT—One two-story BRICK HOUSE, 8 rooms, bath room, all modern improvements: No. 1512 S'h street, between P aud Q n.w. In- quire No. 403 7.h st. new. my23.8: R RENT_A desirable and pleasantly situated BRICK DWELLING, eight rooms. near the Capitol, baving a south and west fron’ and in thorough repair. 103 21st. ne. my23 6. .R RENT—No, 1804 7th st, _n. w., large STORE, four rooms, summer kitchen, ‘gas and water: rent. $14: also two connecting front and back ROOMS, at $6 Applynext ¢oor, my23-3i" (OR RENT—HOUSE. 1304 6th st. n w., 6 rooms, hot and cold water, gas, latrobe ‘and Fange: price. $26 per month: key at 1345 E st. 1, W., at G: dfreys, E.H, WILLIAMSON, my23-3i* IR RENT—HOUSE No. 2146 Penn. avenue n.W,, 8 rooms. ail modern improvements: rent ER Se Bom. For particulars, apply TH IS. yAGGAMAN, 619 7th st. n.w. my83.3t OR BENT_ 402 Ne near B’& O. R. R w Jersey avenue and all city cars: 6 rooms . hardsome park, iron raitiug and Suit the times. Inquire third door north: my23-3t" FOR BENT. Ox tug Ist or June Two larg communicating ROOMS, handsomely furni 4d, hot and cold water in toilet rooms, lat closets; also, hall bed room; cool locality. '941 st. new. my23-3t" Fadi, RENTSTORE and BASEMENT. No 924, between 9th and 10.h sts. n,w.; suitab'e for a first-class dining-room or any other basin: =: steam table and range, all complete, Inquire 403 ith st. new. my23.8 VOR RENT—One two-story BRICK HOUSE, store, seven rooms, bath-room and all modern. improvements; newly finished; $35 per month; No, 1727, between Rand 8, on 7th st, n.w, In- quire No. 408 7th st. n.w. my 28-8¢ FOR SALE OR RENT—BRICK HOUSE ait6 G street northwest, 11 rooms, gas, Water, etc, Lot 20 by 124 feet with large s able in the Tear: rent $30 per month; price $5 000; cash payment and thme on deferred payment to suit purchaser. my93-4°* FOE RENT.—A Desirable STORE and Dwell ing, three-story Brick House, 10 rooms, with modern improvements, Also large Store with large show windows, No. 1908 Penbsylvanis ave. n.w. Key eecond door west of premises. Rant low to good tenant. Ty 23-3t* FOE RENTSA, Very neat three-story BRIUK HOUSE, 603 A st.'s.e.; price $23, Inquire of BATES & RYON, 708 D st. n.w. my22-3t" Fad, RENT RWELLING PART of house 2315 Pennsylvauia avenue; 7 room} and bath; m.dern improvements; will be rented cheap to a good tenant. Apply on premises, my22 3." ‘OST_$5 REWARD-Asmall tan Terrier GYP; answers to the nama of Zip." "#5 reward will be given by leaving at 1819 ae Gat. nw. my 24 Bt FOE, RENT Farnished and Unfurnished BOOMS.’ southern exposure, delightful for ummer: No. 1441 Massachusetts avenue n.w., near 14th street circle, my22 POR RENT—HOUSES, 2140 and 2142 reunsyi- Sania avenue, 10 rooms: gas, water, bath, etc. j rebuilt last summer, and in good omer; tw carefil ard ible ‘only: possession May Ist and June Ist. Inquire, he postal cand or in pers, of G. A. SAWYER, 1490 Mass.ave, n.w. mari9 3in* BUSINESS CHANCES. ANTED—A PARTNER witha small capl- tal, in a well-established restaurant, information address CHAS. 8. CUDL Pa av.n w. m, 24 REP LOTION FROM $25 TO $13 FOR RENT 0° 6-roomed Houses, with hail, vestibule and Rater, near schools, marketa, chnrches and cars. The greatest bargains in Washington. my24-8t_ B, H. WARNER & CO., 916 F st. $* 500IN HAND TO LOAN AT 8 per cent. on Real Estate, : CHAS, W. HANDY. my 23-3t 509 7th st. n.w. T]8, LOAN 1 will have $12.00 in a tew days pace on gocd Real E-ta Security at 7 and 8 percent. Also. on band now $8,000 ai 8 per cent. | Small sums of $100 ‘0 loan. | App'y to my23-tt WM. E. BURFORD, 708 E st. 7 ANTED—To Buy—Brick HOUSE with modern improvements in northwest secti Getty: must be a ba'gain, Address asd, P . my 23-tr ANTED—A young man of good business Yhalfications and $1 000 cash as PART Ett in the District of Columbia, to undertake the in- troduction and sale of a household invention Wl ich, for utility, novelty an expsctant returns, will be found, upon in-estiation. to be most atc trective, Address R, T. P., Evening Star m 22 3° fice, SOTTANDSOMEST ROW LN WASHING- ton, ’? 1632-4-6-8-40 Rhode Island ave.: LL rooms, sub-cel ar and suminer kitchen: 2 elos ts, tubs, Washstand, hot and cold water, 4 speaking tubes, 4 bays; not more e'egant or costly soft wood finish in Washington; will be sold at tess than cost. -sfowner is about to leave the city. Appiv on premises. my22 6 * FR'NE OFFICES FOR RENT IN LeDrolt Building, my21 Bt A.L.BARRER & CO. TRAEE GHANCE. Want iroproved or anim- proved PRET RTY in this city in exchang. tor « farm in Virg'nia containing 159 acres; one- balf heavy timber, balance cleared; fine apple orchard and 60¢ young, thrifty peach trees in bear- ing: improv. ments and buildings good; willing to ay about $500 cash. Adress EXUHANGE ar office, stating location of property. terms &e. my21-6i" Po Loan MONEY ON REAL FSTATE, In sums to suit at 8 per cent., and at 7 per cent. on business property. BR. O. HOLTZMAN, my 18-6t 10th and _F streets nw. WANTED Ap energetic healthy WORKING MAN to take an interest In an establishel cash paving business: I have about $800 invested: e ative abitity needed more than capita!; daty to take full eh ‘inside. sol can ote all my at tent‘on to the bas ness outside; for the right man this isa splendid opening. State former oc-u- pation, amount of capital at command, and general particulars, if an answer is desired.’ ENERGY, Siar offlee. my13 6 * Fe SALE, OR, EXCHANGE.—A leautitul Country RESIDE NCE aud Fruit FARM. near Washington; $1,000 we rth of fruit can be solid from the place annual'v. Apply to JES-1E B.. Hiil- man House, north Capitol :t., near Baltimore and Usiv Depot. m 1-020 Jj GOLDSTEIN & C»., “LOAN AND COMMI-BION BROKERS, NORTHEAST CORNER TENTH AND D STREETS Private Entrance on Tenth Street. 333 Bre Libera] Advances made on Loan or on Commis- sion, on Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry, Silver ites €c., for any tmedesired on very reasouable rms. 4#9-The oldest and largest business in the city, myll-tr OR SALE—A neat. entirely new two-story Brick DWELLING, press brick front, bay window, 6 rovms and bath, hot and cold water, ma ble ‘mantels, latrobe. range: parked; well wcated, | Terms’ easy. J. STANLEY JONES, Rex! Estate Broker, 511 7th st. my9-1m_ Mo%E¥ TO LOAN. MR. P. WALLACH baying: witharawn from the firm of 8. Goldstein & Co., is now prepared to make LIBERAL ADVANCES WATCHES, DIAMONDS, GOLD AND SIL- y ERWARE, VER . ON THE MOST REASONABLE TESMS, 1417 Pennsylvania avenue, may8-ly near Willard’s Hotel. OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—An elegant coun- CY RESIDENCE at Hamilton, Loudoun co.. Na, Brick House, gothic style, 18 robms,and nearly eres of ut bulldings:, Bood water: fine'orchard; acres of land, WM. H. BARSTOW, Real Estate Agent 515 7thst. nw. ap30-1m* FOR RENT AND SALX.. | Baarwaap H.WAnein RDwIS AOMCINTIRE, ABD H.WAR®: 1N AY 916 F street northwest, 19% K st, ow, .... 1006 F st. stog awe 1211 0, furnished. cor. 21st and F (far). | 1868 Fx. stobawel. sa, BOARDING. ROOMS, en suite or singe, sith first-class Table Boar mers accomm lat: 4: re 612 9th st.n.w and 26 F MER BOARDERS Can be accor ta, near Washingte Address 8. KE. WREN 1126 19th st. nw... 1453-1459 Pierce Pi... : terms $20 to$25 nth: conveyance fo ascommodate p-Tsons o For particulars adress M. K.. Star bel} | eae For | OARD.— 607 Est. n.w.. handsomely furnishe t Tooma, surrounded “by Shaded grotinds. BeBe, ey mt Office, Patent Ofiee, wad jary Square within two mtiutes’ walk: su P rior ci ang Terms moderate. T BOARDERS ONLY. Board one he Large elegant rooms: every hing neécessar Visli the place, or address MES, WILLIAMS Prince George county, YOUNTRY BOARD _On farm, seven minuer Walk of Laurel station. Wastington Branch i vod heard: tems es 3a Pet i Be Summer Hill r’s drive from Dounufal table; to make home agreeable 58 sige § 3 81253 ite Bee eee ttt titi 2 BR 33 eee Hi i jeasant rooms. ldress Mrs. KE’ ers: m: derate, "A | Prince George's county UMMER BOARD. — Board for the summer ca be had at the ** Highlands,” ashington; ten trains of the Baltimore & Olio THiiroad stop daily each way at the station on the Tooms and goods board at fair prices: by the Baltimore turnpike. the place to Mrs. E. HERBERT, UMMER BOARD IN THE MOUNTAINS. Large airy Rooms; splendid shade | tWo hours” travel from rs 909 OE five miles from above ‘a list of which is materiall} every day on the bniletin at our of QEAL ESTATE BULLETIN G THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. 519 Seventh 8¢. (Changes made every Weduesday y and Savurday.) ‘Ashington via Wet particulars apply to M B06 1h at mee tel ape Ha, VEEDON, Teterevitie, RS. E. F. DEALE WILL RENT FROM Jone Ist, to November Pace. Hands me Su't of I story Rooms. N. and 8. Dre: at No. 7Grant lors, Large Third~ ing Rooms; hot a: Piano: sonth portion; | suit $40; upper room=, $5 to $15 per month, | he Koons at No. 9M from $25 10 $65 per month, includin ; st. n.w., mod. imps.. 10 rs. ‘moa. imps,. 12 rs. 2.4 mod, imps., 1 rs, ~ Mod, imps.. 9 rs. Two-Story Brick and Frame Houses for v.b., mod. imps. abeaeee : 1420 Pa. ave. nw. 1334 1336 7th st. n. 302 East Capitol st. , 1st st.. Georgetow 1110 10th st. now. MMER BOARDERS WIL! ant accommodation, at moderate rates by ths Daily mail réceived, Berryville, Va, YARD CHEAP AT MORAY FARM, Ballers X Roads, Va. Address Mrs, L. BAILKY & SON. Washington, D.C. YOUNTRY BOARD, two and one-half inilos west of Winchester, mails, &c., &e. N. Winchester, Fred EEMANENT, TRANSIENT A} rices. 7% 15th Mrs. M. T, SOUTH FIND PUFAS- s5e8e83 h. nod. imps., 9s. mod. imps., 8 rs. Address Box 10, 22S = new... he, mod, in 824 and 826 DelaWare ave., bch. 713. Unimproved Property for Sale. Ist., bet. 17th ant 18 hn wee Bee. : 5thst., bet. Eand F n.w., per {t Hst.. bet. Bihan bet: 5:hand 6ih nw W ~. bet. Dand E n.w.. perrooote $e pest ap a Terms moderate, Address Dr, 3¢ 3! formerly of Baltimore. UMMER BOARDERS WILL BE TAKEN at a Farm House on an eminence half a mile abore and overlooking the town of Berryville, Clarke and commandin, w of the surrounding © Large, newly -papered nd oak grove In rear of hoase, Bessasa: Houses for Rent. moa, imps, 17 rs. county, Virgini and extensive vie ge mountains. rooms, shady yard, & magnificent 725 16th st. n, larke county, V REMONT HOUSE. Persons dest taining good BOARD and ROOM at a reduced une 1,)moa. imps. We. mod. imps,. 9 Fs, 1635 10th st. n.w.. mod. imps,, 8 rs. 1463 Pierce Place, mod.’ imp3..'9 rs. 2146 Pa. ave. n. w., mod. impa,, nO W st_n.W., large yard, suit’ le fer floris: month; single rooms, and $5 per week, NEY YORK AVENUE HOTEL, Cor. New York ave. and lthet, ith their families can find at this Ings of @ pleasant home, with Well conducted hotel, ‘ment will be made with ‘persona TiN B. SCOTT, Proprictor. '$ AND SHOES. HOE STORE, Pennsylvania avenue. YOU ARE INVITED TO EXAMINE THESE GOODS. They Are the Best in the City for the Price, Ladies’ Check-top Button Boots........ Ladies’ Five Kid Button, worked hoias.. Ladies’ Kid, Goat or Foxed Button ! adies’ Newport Button Geo getown, mod. imps. 9 rs Gentlemen wi house the surro the conveniences of A liberai arrange Who desire Meals 01 of each month a bul- rty for sale and renton my books, on application at my Office, or will be sent by mail if desired. Auction Sales. On SATURDAY, May 25:h, at 6 p. m. ‘on Missouri ave.. bet. 4 ESDAY, May 28h, at 6 p. m., improved Property on H st., bet. 8th and 9; Loans. 6.000 $2,000, $1,500, $350, at 8 per cent.my22-tr FOR RENT! NEw rORE # SsselsasaKzess FOR RENT! ‘ZMAN Ladies: Foxed Tare. ies’ Lasting Button Ladies’ Best French Kid Button Gent's Low-quarters, (solid). Gent's Low-quarters Gent's Hand- Stitched Gon, Gent's Congress and Buckle. ‘ Shoes, ail sivice Boys’ and Youths’, very cheap. A thousand other'styles and makes, Wo Branch Btore, oe ba 00 oe cone 194 West St. Geortwn, Br ag ‘oddard st, . Geo” twn. 13 rooms, mod. imps 917 7th st. n.w., 9 rooms, Mod. IMPS... .0.6 ‘921 7th st. n.w., nine rooms, mod. imps... 500 B st. 8.e., 9 rooms, mod. imps. th st. D.W., 7rooms, mod. imps. st. n.w.. 9 roomis, water and gas, d. ave. 8.W., 9 rooms, mod. imps. W., 8 rooms, mod. imps... .W., 8 rooms, water and ga: w., Trooms, water and gas. 8 rooms and bath. Money on Real Estate. Houses and desirable Lots for sale. One Price Only, GEORGE McCARTHY. CueraP LOT SHOES JUST RECEIVED, tie Button Shoes, 11-2, § boreseessaasaTs: ggessessessesss JK SALE OR EXCHANGE —For improvec Property, a fine Building LOT on M st., be- tween 4th and 6th n.w., one of the finest locations in the city, ARPES ep27-Im JA 8, TOPHAM, 425 7th st.n.w KEN UP ASTRAY—One BLACK COW. ‘The owner will please come forward, prove property. pay ¢ and take her sway. GEO. RUBOLD, 14th street road. second house above Mt, Pleasant P.O. my24-3.* OST—On_ Tuesday evening, a package of MONEY, enclosed in a paper beariag the »wher’s name. A very liberal reward will be paid for its return to the Star office. my23-2<* ‘OR RENT—HOUSE No. 725 15-h st. n.w., 12 rooms, all modern improvements: rent reduced & $80 per month, Apply to THUS. E, WAGGA- MAN, 619 7th st. n.w. my22-3t R RENT—ONLY $15—A large, handsomely furnished south front ROOM. second floor, With three windows: also. one at $10, bath with hot and cold water, in a private family;911 L st. Dw. my 22-31" L08t A MEDAL awarded to Cora Robertson was lost last evening be ween O st, and the Seaton School. The finder will be rewarded by re- turing it to 818 O st. n.w. my23 2 * QTRAYED-Taceday night, Mw 91, wo HORSES, one 8 large chestout bay, hurt in the right hind hip; the other is a sorrel; white spot In forehead. Both had bridies on. ‘Te finder will re:urn to 7:h-street statlon-beuse, "A liberal reward will be pald. my ba FOUND Two BONDS. The owner will prove roperty, pay charges, &c, No, 411 14 vetween Dand @ sts. new: “mya PERSONAL. MADAM DUPREE, Indian Dctress and For- tune Teller.—If you have a sksleton in your closet she will tell you how to get ridof it. Besi- dence, 219 K st., near 3d n.w. my24-5t* as, IS TO NOTIFY ALL CONCERNED. that FRANK ISEMAN has executed to the undersigned, as Trustee. a conveyance of all his Property of every kind for the benefit of cre litoi All debts due and owing him are payable to the undersigned, as Trustee, at his ise of business, ard all creditors are duly notified to file thelr claims, MICHAEL COAKLEY, Trustee, Corner Calvert and German sts., may18-6* Baltimore, Mi, STROLOGY. MADAME ROss, This celebrated Lady Astrologist and Healing Medium can be consul No. 201 D st., corner of 2d n.w. She has no superior in delineating the Past, Present and Future. In love cr business her advice ts invaluable, describing your friends, point- ing o-t your enemies, and informing you’ of the sure way fo success in’all undertakings. Consulta- sirletly confidential, “Ladies, $1; gentlemen, 50 nova¢-ly MADAME COSTELLO, Diselpieof Mlle Lenor- i mand, Paris, the greatest Plauet Reader ever in America, can be consulted at her house, No. 294 D st. n.w. | F street cars pass the door. 'Madame Costelio will leave for the Paris Expusition June Ist. sepl7-1y _—_—_—_— ee HE BEST | DDUNER | FLANNEL yw price sons A. STRAUS’. SACK SUITS, m Worl ‘A. STRAUS". KE THOSE HANDSOME at colored, and made to be found only at F INE 1 ight Colored Cassimere PANTSat$3.50, worth$5. at A. 8STRAUS?. ap30- INE YACHT-CLOTH SUIT f GS urbeost 1011 Pa. avenue, =?NESS BUITS are equal to an; BU=?! ‘Us ea iy E Fine Black Cloth DRESS SUITS for $18 should be seen to be appreciated. T COL/RED AND FANCY DRESS Pants, 100 different Pattorus, at at A.8TRAUS’, K Oriental SILK WORSTED SUIT for $20 the most dressy out this seeson, st Be EN OLIGH MELTON SUIT, THE A. STRAUS’, 1011 Penn. ave. CENT LIGHT h Gastlinare Pas rq AT THOSE MAGN Stand hs ‘A. STRAUB". Blue FLANNEL SUITS at : ae KINCE ALBERT FR Patna at $8 and ENUINE Indi OCK COATS. with Vest Ot Ac STRAUS: $50 and at the «ame time made 4 Call at A. STRAUS’, ‘sud bo. cone vinced of the fact. rypecuam TRUNKS! TRUNK sin TRAVELING BAGS, SATOHELS, variety, of MY OWN and other ‘at prices lower than ever, at my FACTORY: BALESBOOMS. a ‘One door above Odd Fellows’ JAMES 8. TOPHAM. y Zronks, of any style destred, made to order on = REPAIRING. Repaired, and Tronks wuort Both ge. PIANOS AND ORGANS. & XTERMINATION Of the BOGUS PLANO & ORGAN DTALERS. ‘To protect the public from the impudent fals> hoods and fraudulent pretensions of obscure coun- try dealers who claim to be MANUFACTURERS bit ARE NOT, and who seek to palm o inferior instruments at’ prices apparently low, calculating to decetye the unwary, we have determined upon thet utter annibilation by offering OUR IM- MENSE STOCK of Pianos and Organs at FAC TORY PRICES DURING this MONTH. Sond for Lut, Catalogues, HORACE WATERS & SONS. 40 East 14th st.. N.Y, my3-m,w&f,1m&k10 94. G L. WILD & BRO.. 733 sth st. n, a Prac * tical Piano and Musical Instrument hers, give ial attention to TUN INGand REPAIRING Pianos, Organs’ Ent with honest work. Also. Agents for thems ent with honest work. a fe "Kranich & ‘Bach ‘and’ the "Hummin ut Pianos Done, BROS’ GRAND, UPRIGHT, AND DETT UABE PIANOS AND BU. Ne A LANS, at dol ES RURN, Practical Piano maker, 7 10th ng Bet ib F.C. ta & Con’ and fahor with Siete lee “ marie FS tet |. L. SUMNER, 811 9th st, ' ‘M, KNABE & CO. "8 WORLD-RENOWN- W tp Fianos.—: instruments have been Before the pul for forty years, and have received the’ highest award wherever exhibited, McCammon’s favorite Pianos, and Pianos from other celebrated braved Organs. Fiance and Organ sold, rented snd exchanged: “Particular stiortion paid toh: ‘arerooms, ith street, a ‘ew doors above Panes. av. on octla-tr MBRELLAS AND PARASOLS COVERED AND REPAIRED At the Manutac: my22-20* ** 613 D street n.10. ONDS AND STOCKS. inited States Bonds of all kinds; ‘of Columbia Bonds of various issues; ‘and : Stocks, bought KR SAL®—At a great sacrifice and on liberal terms, being HOUSE 1814. con tainiag 9 rooms, hay window, all modern improvements, including iron fence aid parking in front; 296 in front; depth of lot 125 feet, BATES & RYON 708 0 st. new. my 22-3t* R RE*T—A desirable COUNTRY BESI- DENCE. 244 miles from Laurel station: house of ten room ;datry, garden, plenty of fult, ture for cow and horse, good water, and healthy: $15 per month; fare to city and reta:n. 18 cents per day. oh fhly 0G. W. WATERS, Btation Agent. Any 22-8: * 1 RENT. —No. 402 Spruce st., LeDrolt Park, B-ick COTTAGF, w-th al modern improve- ments, Rent, $30 A. L. BARSER & CO. m: 21-5" FOR REST.—A new and elegant HOUSE 1340 Vermont ‘ave., complete Ty ail ite app at ments. Rent low’ Inquire of WM. #TICK NEY, National Savings Bauk, corner 15th st. and N.¥! ave, my21 ln POR RENT. few more of tha beautiful new two and ubree-story Brick HOUSES on F st., between Ist and 21n.e, These houses are just completed a: d are thoroughly modern throughout, Rent only $20 to good tenants. Kers at Ro. 102 F 3. W. H. SMITH, room 4, May building, coruer ‘7th and Eh.w. my 21-60 {OR RE NT—The elegant WANSION, No. 1120 14th st., near Circle: modern improvemenis. per month. OTI8 BIGELOW, 605 7h sie my20 Im {OR BENT—At 6G ant Place, two large, secand story Furuish-d ROMS. en suite or single; o:thaud east front; wedern improvemente, Rent ow for s.ammer, my20-10* iNT A three-story BRICK H USE. pressed brick front, back building, kot aud cold water, gas, Warren'range and la'ro ies. uewly pj luted Indideand out; No. 812 21s: street, Hetween and I, mr 16-20" ‘OK SALE_The delightful RESIDEN BE, No. 1216 K street, Franklin Row, formerly occu- pled by the late Admiral Goldsborough. Is now of- fered for sale. It is in perfect order and ready for ‘mediate occupation, ‘Terms of sale reasonable, For farther information appy on th> we m: 14-1 'N C—Three-story brick HUUSr, No. ¢ eorget gas aul water; metro- poittan cars pass the rent very low toa good tenant. Apply to FRANK LIBBY, Luiober Mer- chant, 6h st. and N. Y. ave., Wa»hington. myTt-1m Fok SALE AT A BARGAIN—OR For Rest TO A PERMANENT TENANT—1446 N st., (new,) finished in best style, 13 rooms; ever} Toom heated, including bath ‘and servants" rooms speaking tubes; electric bells; stationary washtube Yegetable and meat cellar.’ Can be seen at an: time. ap2-1m FOR SALE. RB SALE—CONTENTS OF A PRIVATE STABLE, cousisting of Three Horses, Single and Double Haruess, Extension-top Park Phweton, seats four; nearly new Brewster Patent tide-bar Top Buggy, &c. One a Yery handsome gray horse, 16 ihande high, 6 sears gid; an excellent coupe or fam:ly horse: also, tan Hambletonian mare. 6 years old, trots fast, sate for al.dy to ride or drive: also, bay horse, 7 years old. suitable for family or road use. These horses are perfectly sound and gentle in every paruicniar. ‘ll be sold separate if desired, at a great sacrifice. Reasons for seiling will be given to purchaser at owner's stable, rear of 1121 14th st, n.w. m23-@" R SALE —Several fine family HORSES: some fine Road Horses: also some Speedy Horses. fresh from the West, at Soy UGUELY & ROWEN'S, No. 645 and 647 New York ave, myl4 2w* FOE SALE-TOP BUGGY. built by one ot the best makers; suitable for s doctor, busines: or pleasure, Inquire at KELLEHER'S Livery. ap2e- Bihst. new. PROFESSIONAL. ‘HB. H. F, WRIGHT, Clatrooyant and q Sagnétic Physician, ‘ioe toch toms, hae Sminent success in treating (without di : atid Chronte Diseases, Consultation tree tal Lite OTE mee a an . Rooms 18 and 19, Sate Deposit One Buliding, 1,0, cor, 15th st, and New York ave oc ae 158 HIEREY J, ENNIS, 711 G street, cppostte Pat- ent Office, Electrician and Model Maker. Ex- perimental work a specialty. Expert rise vanses R.T. M. TALBOTT, Dentist, Removed to south--ast corner 7th an streets northwest, Teeth inserted §° per set. my23-ly A ROLOGIST.—Mrs. Dr. ELLIS. 806 Penn- sylvania avenue. If you wuld know the truth vonsult the Dr, in all things. Office hours from 8 smn, to8 pm. apls-ly K. FRANK WHITE, the Magnetic Healer, D 732 10tb street n.w , treate successfully the ‘most obstinate Chronic and Acute Diseases, Con- su.tation free. Office hours—8 to ll a. DT, and Sto 8p.m. e1B-1y* FOR GRENT No. 817 38] st nw. 9 room BRICK, newly painted inside! water, mas, rd and shed; one square froin Avenue cars, $18. Key 815. my10 Ln* R. J. B. GIBBS, DENTIST, REMOVED TO 708 16TH STREET, marl-ly Over Thompson's Drug Store, ‘UR RENT—Cheap rent, only $22 per month ¥ @9 rooin HOUSE, No. 929 5ih street n.w : nd bath. Apply to UNDY, 144 Bridge street. Georgetown. my7 JR RENT—HOUSE No, 1218 N st. v.w., ine Tuoms, water, gas, bath aud marble mante s, Apply next door; or Paint Store, 121 new, D*. DUKE, Dentist, 423 7th street southwest, Leiween D and E streets, Beautiful, sets of Teeth, $8; Teeth filled, §1; Extract 1g without pain, 60 cents, All operations’ warranted, ly MEDICAL, &c. JR RENT—A D&sIRABLE STORE AND FIX- TUXES—The eiigibly lovated aud popular DRY OOD: STORK. No. 707 Market Space, lately occupied by D. E. W. Carter, having just been rpalred and put in good order, a, with its Fix- tures, for rent. Apply at No. 612’ Pennsylvania ave. my7 ln Ri ery, pleasant FRONT ROOM. F anecoud floor, with three windows | facing iriange; 1118 Néw York ave. erence given aud juired. Terms moderate. Locality centrai and delightful, nyt BRENT COTTAGE, one story, roomy, nearly new; garden croqui iawn; In the Teachy tinge ‘of Mt Plesnant, one mile from city. Inquire of Dr. eg and F sta, n.w, tainin from the tol in one of itest Keeations no of Inquire of INO. B. SOU" N.Y. Avenue Hotel. R_RENT—Two ROOMS, third story front Peover Markriter’a wo seine No ey UE Apply at the store, my4-18 * FREE Gk Beate or a hear market and cars; aeelrable nelghtorioed: street beautifully parked. Apply next door, B RENT—A fine three-story HOUSE, con- rooms, ‘bath-1 R, } EON, The Oldest Established and only Reliable Ladies’ Physician in the City, consulted eve ‘Tuesday, ‘Wednesday and Sarat Say at No: H st. new. ER's LINIMENT Rheumat Rg I itism, Ne Headache Ali sures. paius, injuries. fe. It never falls, it. Sold by druggist, 25 and 60 cents, STOTT CROMWELL, Pennsylvania avenue, ta for Washington, apl5-m, w, f, 3 le Laced Shoes, 11 2, 7c. Ladies’ Serge Polish, 11.2, B0c. Kadies: Serge Polish: 3 L ESTATE BULLETIN, ‘WM. E. BURFORD, 708 E street. — 7, ape 5 worth SL. Women’s Lasting Busklns, 40 and Boys’ School Shoes, 85c. and $1 Men's Congress Gaiters, $1, Boys’ Congress Gaiters, Finer Goods as cheap in #ePair Justh’s Heel J. W. BELBY'S. 1914-1916 Pennsylvania ave. tr between 19th and 20ch ats, J_GEORGEs, S. MILITARY AND NAVAL noon, GalTER MANUFACTURER, 118 Pennsyloania avenue. rfect fit, combining at once ease and! in all cases guaranteed. Will call ses and take measures, if requested tal cardor letter, ntlemen"s Goods of my own manufac- superior quality, on hand sultable for and at reasonable prices ters by patent stitching Of fue repairing di I offer a three-story house. centrally locat and t t brick basement press bric! 10-rooms, modern tm- with nice lot for $5,000; $500 balance to suit the purchaser in monthly instal ments, ortherwise at 8 ber cent, interest on $6 Also several great b brick houses in all sectioas of the city. rooms, modern improvem: ments’and balance in mont ‘Several elegant lots at great! on easy terms, $1, worth $1.25. rcent., now paying 10 aiiitlaseaaes Protectors given In, at bargains in two-sto ents, small cash pay- reduced prices and ry brick business property, located ivania avenue, with small jvcumber- sne=; will be traded fora nice well-built 8 or9 some unimproved property and incumbrance, 1007 9th st., brick, 10 rs., mod. im) N st.. frame, '8 rs... mod. 168 Corcoran st., bric! 122020°h st., frame, 6 rs 6-room cottage at Gaithersbui SHOE AND com house and will assume small ores inserted’ in old gores ini 2 Ol Machine; also all ki M42VELLous FAMILY SUPPLIES, BARGAINS! \REAT REDUCTIONS IN FLOUR, & TWENTY DIFFERENT STYLES Deener & Cissell’s Fancy Family Fiour, 34 barrel Great Swiss Process Flour. $2; Minoesota Spring Wheat. patent process, §2 lu: rocess Flour, $2.15; Flour, 34 barrel. $1.50: 14 barre! Good Fresh’ Graham Flour ¢ cents r 4 barrel. Rousid wooden boron eo. TIES, LOW-BUTTON, SLIPPERS, with Box and Opera Toe, French and Low Heel, for Ladies, Misses and Children, from 25 cts. to $8.) LADIES’ GAITERS, 65 cts, to $5. CHILDS" SHOES, 10 cts, toga, WHITE KID SLIPPERS, ALL SIZES. GENTS' TIES, GAITERS AND SLIPPERS, frm 50 cts, to $6, BUCKSKIN AND KID GAITERS, * Ceres ** patent Daryea’s Satin cents. Port Grape Wine, r gallon, $1.25. California Brandy. Blackberry id Holland Gin, each 75 cents . B.—As we sell for cash, we have no bad debts to make up on cash buyers, my2l-tr 1213 7thst. n.w., bet. Mand N. For EXCURSIONS AND PICNICS. POTTED AND DEVILLED MEATS, CANNED CORN BEEF, CANNED SALMON AND LOBSTER, 3¢ LB. BOXES CHIPPED BEEF, PICKLED OYSTERS, CROSSE & BLACKWELL'S PICKLES, LEMONS, ORANGES AND BANANAS, FRESH CAKES AND CRACKERS, JOHN H, MAGRUDER, 1421 New Yorkav.. near U. 8, Treasury Department. QTUFFED oOLL MAN GOES, LASTING AND BASE BALL SHOES, LOUIS HEILBRUN, 402 SEVENTH STREET. Ston of “That Old Woman of Mine.” Boestex SHE AUCTION HOUSE, SIGN OF THE RED FLAG, 491 Pennsylvania Avenus, BETWEEN 4% AND 6TH STREETS. CHEAPEST HOUSE TH: BOSTON, SIDE OF, GREAT REDUCTION IN NEWGOODS. Gent's Bon ook aie Facts. Gent's Calf Gai : _ nts ters. Boys and Misses Bais. lies Foxed Bals.. AS, iT INDI et 4 GHEREINS, AUTUMN CLUSTERS, WORCEST! BEEF PICKLED {TIN iM New crop SWEET ou? en B. W. BEED’S SONS, 1916 F st. n. w. Conter Market, MEATS AT ALL; TIMES, EAL, MUTTON and SPRING ‘the country affords, sree say once, R. Saha oxo "ports, as 50. SrECIALTIEG. French, The BEEF, V) ‘5c. bes ‘Kid Button Boots, ‘Lasting and Foxed Button Boots from $1.50 to$8. ‘be found at ie, 08 and 68 Washingvon Mar- (ith street wing, street mane by his triews and the loversor CHOICE BEEF, VEAL AND MUTTON. CORNED and SPICED BEEF a specialty. Marketing delivered free. SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, 9 —PPe REFRIGERATORS, All sizes of this CELEBRATED REFRIGERATOR, built, handsomely fintshed. and bave = tone with a perfect non- Bhelocd, In tack, M. W. BEVER! (Late Wevb & ety u 1009 Penn’a 18-r jor the District, 5 HRs or up te fea Pe Rada