Evening Star Newspaper, May 25, 1878, Page 4

(THEA BOHEA,) THE EVENING STAR, | S*°°? SEAF 7B. DOUBLE SHEET. | WASHINGTON: ATURDAY..,. +..May 25, 1878. CROSBY 8S. NOYES....Editor. Average sworn Daily Circulation over 17,600—being a much larger bona fide, regular and circulation than permanent that of all the other daily papers is city added together. Ce EEnaneE An interesting paper on the relation of sewer gas to the production of specific diseases eaused a lively discussion on this subject in the Social Science Association, at its Tuesday Session in Cincinnati. The opinion was ex- Pressed by the writer of the paper (Dr. Rob- erts Bartholow) that under certain conditions Sewer gas affects the organism of manina peculiar manner, causing failure of appetite, general malaise. a high degree of nervous irri. tabiiity and constantly increasing weakness; but that no specific germ exists in it contrib- uting to definite disease. The low condition ef health induced by inhaling the gases of sewers, produces prostration of the nervous system, and persons thus affected become a ready prey todisease. Of these not all suc cumb, but only such as are the most suscepti- bie. According to this view the sewer gas Prepares the system for the reception of dis- ease, and does not directly cause it in any Specific form. Itisalso suggested that little danger of sewer-gas poisoning need be feared if suitable arrangements exist for ventilation, as the gas becomes harmless by diffusion tirough the air. The discussion that followed the realing of the paper brought out the opinion that there is no necessity for the existences of sewer gas in dwelling-houses, and that sewers can be so. construeted and such measures be taken to nentralize the poisonous gas that a!l danger will be removed. ——_«+e-__ E'sewhere will be found the able and inter- esting address of Mr. McLeod, curator of the Core (delivered at the art exhibit of the P: Washi eonditi pols yesterday) upon art in and prospects of that gallery as identified with the cause of art education. What has already been achieved by that insti- tution is remarkable, but it is yet but at the beginning of the crand mission of usefulness it will accomplish when the projected tree school of art shall have been established, with, in the words of Mr. MeLeod, “every facility for the study of drawin: modeling, nd for the promo- the land.” A test ca connection with the Pennsyl- Vania riots, fixing the responsibility for dam- ages done by the mob to goods detained by the strikers, has been decided against Allegheny county in the Beaver county courts. Verdict was given for the full amount of the claim. The county will carry the case to the State Su- preme Court, its defence being that it is not liable to any sufferers, except its own citizens: that the riots amounted to an insurrection, and that in those cases where the railroad offi- cials can be shown to be at fault in bringing the property into Pittsbur; stroyed, the responsibility is shifted from the county. —————e- ____ An article in another column upon the phonograph, gives a striking history of the progress of that invention up to the time when the genius of Edison enabled it to“ speak for itself.” ————_+e-__ The Senate is making progress with the Dis- trict bill, and will perhaps get through with it to-day. It is satisfactory to note that while there is a division of opinion upon various features of the bill, there is none upon the jus- tice of the fifty per cent. feature. Indeed, Messre. Bayard and Whyte express the opinion that the government allotment should be more than that. ——____-<+e--_____ In view of the result of the late presidential election, the expenses of candidacy, and, now, a libel suit claiming $50,00) damages, brought in the same connection, it may be assumed that Mr. Peter Cooper almost wishes that he hadn't run for President. There seems to be a prospect of the indefinite multiplication of international expositions. The industries and the arts have begun to assert themselves with vigor. America in 1876 and France in 1878 have received the world, and now Italy keeps the ball rolling by ap- pointing 18%] as her receptien day ——<+-e —___.. No one, perhaps, in his wildest flights of fancy has ever imagined that General Butler, with his well-known prejudices, would con- ceive the idea of sending another paper into the world. But the House has passed his bill to establish an official Gazette, and unless the Senate kills the project, a model paper, after the General's notions, will be issued, contain. ing no record of, or unpleasant comments on the actions of politicians, but brim-full of the most thrilling official advertisements. $< -_____ The Shah of Persia is expected to make a tour of Europe, and has got as far as St. Petersburg. If he visits Berlin, Paris, and London also, he will be made to see his own interests from many different standpoints. He could not have chosen a better time than now, when the political situation is so strained, to make a sensation in his European travels, His acquaintance will be cultivated with per. severance, and he will no doubt return to his palace exalted in mind, and with some useful hints as to the best course in which to steerthe Persian ship of state. ————20e--__— Minnesota is excited over its first impeach ment trial. Mower county is arrayed against Judge Sherman Page, of the tenth judicial court, and the latter has been impeached for the alleged use of his official position to gratity vindictive personal ends. The judge is not content with acting on the defensive in the battle, and is bringing libel suits against the newspapers. Altogether it isa y quarrel. WOMAN’S BIBLE, a free transia- tion by Miss Smith, of Glostenburg, Conn., is Ss Idat BALLANTYNE Ss, It is highly commend- ext by classical eel ery branch | ». and the origin, progress, present | where it was de- | 50 CENTS Pounp, Can only be had at my27-tr C. WITMERB'S, 1918 Penn. Ave. Eada e ‘Oth commission, by Buttes, CHEESE AND EGGS. Families can be supplied with the finest Gilt | BUTT ER, at low price, er Fine BUTTER at unusually low prices on D. £. DUTROW, streets, ofa past my25 8t and 4% same. my25-3t" Corner 10th and C fe zanar. Ria 8) Bele BONELESS SARD! LN SPICED SALMON BONELESS SHADINES, (Spiced, ) | THON MABUIC. (in OU. st. n-w.. tothe new and ‘commodious stables, 426 28 where I have ever; 8th st. nw. first class stabl favors, ani Pr. FLEMMING. Thanking HRIMP, ‘ed Potomac BOR ESERBING, N.W. BU: 133: i soliciting @ coutinuance of the . my25-2w* RCHELL, 2 F street. nerally, that I bles. from 470 C facility you for the many one Hats my25-tr HERE IS NOTHING LIHE IT. dollar Whi Vest a from 15 cents to $1.50, st J. W. SELBY'S, | 1914-1916 Pennsylvania ave. between 19th and 20th sts, specialty. my | $1 3 LEATHER TRUNK. 25-te BECKER'S. ta ict of June, to Dr. Ri of Materia Medica ‘al College of Pharmacy. to m | al | after lace my 25-6t* Ny OTICE.—Ow ing to continued ili health, have determined to sell my DRUG STORE on the ud. Uldbarg, late Professor 1d Botany in the National Kindly trauking my customers for their liberal p. trovage, | beg of them a continuance of the sam y successor, persons indebied to me will their accounts on or before the 31si that date I will be busil my Very_respectfull; engaged and shall y accounts In the hands of Col. James A. No. 221 Pennsylvania ave. east, for collec- W. F. Scaba, 300 East Capitoi st. ease settle of May, as Comes pri my ife Lawns an bo and Columbia, holdin; miuistrat H. WUR We are offering great bargains in all kinds of DRY GOODS, such as Linen Lawn at 10 cents, Pevcales at 12°; cents, White ‘a nts. Black and Colored Silks from 60, 75 cents and $1 up. 100 dozea Towels, $2.50, Black Cashmere and Tamise, Table Vilcloths, all colors, siery, Gloves, Svspenders, &c., all at the lowest GEO. J. JOHNSON & CO., Cor. 7th Bt. and Market Space. HIS 18 TO GIVE N seriber, of the District of Col tained frou the Supreme Court of the District of ‘@ Special Term, ietters of at- ica on the personal estate of HERMAN DEMANN, decease |. ‘ate of the Dis- triet of Columbia. " All persons havin, against the said deceased are hereby warned to e: hibit the same, with vouchers thereof, to the su seriber, on or before the 24:h day of’ May next they may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit of the said estate, and all ind: state will please come forward and settle, der my hand this 2th day of May. 1878. NIKL BALLAU eal 50 and 75 ). cheap at $3. 75 cents. tr 25s Sw DA SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SI’ACE. OTICE, That the sub- Ho- tumbia, hath ob- clai ted to said Given Percales, 8c, u) Calieoes 4 u Colored Hosiery ¢ Carpets—stock sacrifice Battings er. 1d boys fearfully chi ‘assimeres for men ant 8 fearfully cheap. T. N. NAUDAIN, my26-tr 709 Market Space. QPEL PRICES IN DRY GooDs, Having too large a stock, we will from now make | cheap prices, to reduce stock. Summer Silk i Dress Goods. 8, 10, 12, ‘2c. eap. Biack Silks. p 15, 18, 20, 25, worth manufacturer's prices, Paratols—stock must be sold—at cheap prices, Ladies Linen Suits, cheapest in city. Lawns 10c.. both in Linen and Cotton, Victoria Lawus, 10c, up. 622. up. Bottled exp to all parts o' HE CELEBRATED SC MILWAUKEE the city, LAGER BEER, or family use, and delivered 8. AMAN, 316 9th street northwest. HLITZ'S Ss? my21-tr Bt ‘ECIALTY. _ FINE SHIRTS TO ORDER, W. 3. TEEL, 935 Penn. avenue. FEAT #RENCH atreet, opposite United States Patent Office, my23 tr OSTEISH, and every kind of ORNAMENTAL grea and manufactured at the HMENT, 616 9th HERS ESTAB: lurk ste for Uneurs One car load NESOTA FLO! We would advise those in want of this Flour to give us an early call. as it is the last we shall recetve some time, owing the destruction of the Mills by an explosion, J. B, BRYAN & BRO., m3 23-5t 608 Pennsylvania avenue. LLAS COVE) Batin, &c., &c., at 1412 Pi of UR just receiv: RED IN ONE S NOTICE, with London Silk, ‘ennsylvania aye.. opposite Willards Hotel. Branch, 918 F st. my2-! a INNESOTA FLOUR. ? 2w* WASHRURN MILLS MIN- A my ri Bes. narter-bigh and Seats. Bu which will Ce GES: — CARRIAGES! ete Landaus, Victorias; sold low. ‘Repairing at reduced rates, OB'T H. GRAHAM, Repository and Facto: B10 toate 8 CARRIAGES! number of first-class Car- very description at reduced GOED Panel, Low-door Rockaway: les, Phetons, &c., in Jump large variety, ry. th street n.w. HE BEST CITY, at iL HITE VESTS IN TH ed STRAUSS OFFICE CUATS at 35 cents, at STRAUS". i\ or to do the upstairs ESS WANTS ANTED—A B. W ar ior eth otrost awe “antes # young man, Weanixy: By a gentleman, a cool ROUM, furnished. first ficor, northwest quarter; $10 a@ month. Address V. Star office. it ANTED—A GOOD HAND to assist at dress- making: also, a Furnished Hoom for rent cheap, at 912 M street n.w. bid ANTED-—B; respectable white girl, a Si t- W Br TOw ay aaceneceble white girl ETS references, Address Box 8, Star office. ire WANTED A FARTNER with $900 10 lave in a new and paying business—traveling. Ad- dress, with full name, He J., Staromfice, Tt" ANTED — A neat and industrious woman to attend a butler’s try: German or Amer- ican preferred. Address Box i Star office. it ANTED — A_ good second-hand Mercurial BAROMETER or Barometer Case. Address . B. B., Star office, my25 3t* ANTED—A small HOUSE or part of House between 7th and It 8th and F and N sts.; moderate rent. Address 719 M st. n.w. it ‘aNTED A wax ih 9200 00 Saves im a ing business. For interview call on JOsLA HOWELL, 2188 st. n. wes trom Sto. 8 p.m. my25 3c* WANTED The Ladies to know they can have their Combings made up in the best manner for 25 cents per ounce: Curls for 25 cents apiece, at Mrs. CALLAN'S, 895 Market Spice, my25-3: ANTED-For the choir of the W. Hebrow Yorkaven R.W. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. | BOARDING. R RENT—NO. 1527 COLUMBIA STREET—T For RENT.—A Desirable STORE and Dwell- QOARDING — lemen and wives, or single rooms, Latrobes. fas and bath, $20 per monthe ing, three-story Brick House, 10 rooms, with B fame were Ja aod elegant Apply National Savings Bank, 15th street and New | modern improvements. Al: Stere with KOOMS, with BOARJ), at 122 Dumbarton st., ue. my25-lm large show windows. No. 1908 Pennsylvania ave. corner of Georgetown Heighis. House ER RENT—Furnished and Unfurnished R.w. Key second door west of premises. Rent low panel one on tful, and on line of es lan = im os ne deen See ey Die at No ee SOR EEN; The meet Bricks Nos: 11? aud 11> ¥ ste oe pubs my25-3. — EB BENT HOUSE 9811 stro w..contain= Tooms besides bath room; terms moder- ‘ate; key next door, at 929. ut Fe. BENT-LAKE GEORGE, furnished Cot- particulars to 1607 situated. street n.w. Apply for further APO ny Bt Re RENT—LEDRoIT Pank—No. treet. for rentfrom June 1st BARBER & O0., LeDroit Bui “18, Spruce rent $35. ~o. my25-6t ing. Rk RENT—Three BOOMS for light housekeep- ing, to family without children, rent low, coa- venient to cars 1410 8 street n.w. and caterer, local lity very p'essant,, my25-8t* R RENT— Unfurnished ROOMS corner of 8th over Colley’s Dry Goods and. Market Space, Store, suitable for light wife only, housekeeping for man. my25-3: id Fe RENT—The old and well-known G STORE on the northwest corner 12th st Apply at No, 1212 F New York avenue. n.W. rocer} r t. an strony my25-31' FOR BENS Tune 2s, tro oF three ed nfurnish ROOMS, south front, suitable co- house- seeping; rent low to a good par 3 Street cars pass door. App'y at 902 H st. n.e, ‘y t id RENT. —Tw story FRA ME, 1633 5 con; tion, a competent CONTBALT.; vO-R ep ate must be SS nona reader. For particiiars apply tol, iad poly ‘bath, aM Da nie L, BLOUT, 710 7th street n.w. my25-3.* Fata, eur ‘ANTED — A good. respectable person to ADOPT a fine healthy male infant, 4 months old, of highly respectable parents, Address Ms. C. W... City post office. my25-3\* ANTED—Two or three UNFURNISHED W KOOMS, with or without board, by gentl gran and wife; no children, | Address GRA! AM, re ars, Omi RENT—$10 A MONTH—Two-story 6-rovm. * Brick HOU8E. 8139 h street nee. ear H st, Inquire of H. ROGERS, Room 195 Patent iny25 -6r* Fee BENT 70 & well furnished HOU $35 with piano, Apply, m , #6119 G street n.w. careful tenant oni c 2 rent $30 1 ween Laud 6 bet v, a neat, tar oitice, giving price and location. Vv ANTED~35 white and colored Women for cooks and genera! housework, all well recom- mended, Hotels, restaurants and families fu’ nished free, W. R. STEVENSON, 804 Est. 1 * ANTED—By a gentleman and wife (no chil- drep) the careof a FURNISHED HOUSE for the summer months: the best references xiven, lress M_H., Star office. my 2 Bt OR RENT—HOUS periment. A pply to T No. 1426 11th tree as modern tmprovem HO! nw. 9 rooms: ran” $30 . E. WAGGAMAN, my25-3 R RENT—HOUSE No. 810 20th street n nine rooms and all modern improve ments, For ‘particulars inquire at store co contalnin: 20th and H streets now. fined Vv 7 ANTED—EVERY BODY (o know that they can buy Stoves, Tinware. Housefurnishing Goods, &c., at MARCHE'S, 615 Pa, avenue s.¢,. at cost, my25-7 NTED—An active MAN tosell Territorial Rights on commission. for the best se'ling atent in the market. For interview call on JO- IAH HOWELL, 218 B street n.w., from pm. my25-3i WASTED A snail, respectable family arc de- Sirous of renting a HOUSE, partly furnished, in a central location; would be willing to board the family if required: or would take charge of a house for the summer months, A. M., Star office, 1: WANTED Grocermen, Butchers, Butter and Clothing dealers to khow that they can have REFRIGERATORS made to order without cash: also, Ice Chests from four dollars up, at 1006 E st. new. JANTEv—To rent, beautiful, airy ROOMS, furnished or unfurpished; former residence of Doorkeeper Polk: No. 13 1st’ street n.e.: new; the most beautiful lccation in Wa: ata low figure, m0 ANTED—A iniddie-aged white woman a PLACK, either to do chamberwark, travel with a’ lady: Apply to W. CoPP's, corner Tih st. ssachusetts ave. ; (city reference.) my25 BOARD and two ROOMS al a wuntry farm house near cars, for gentle= wife, nurse and child two years old: terms fal month, Address Mrs, E. M. FORD. City my25-3¢" ANTED—A couple to occupy a PARLOR BEDROOM, one window in the north and Vv three in the east, going out on the balcony: hand- somely | furnished: price § Too nicely furnished $10 per ’month, Taquire J. W. WARDELL, cor. 9h and P sts. nw. Lt" ANTED—PLAITING, at 2 cents per yard; done by the latest improved machine; no 13 is used; can plait 14inches, Mrs. E. LU- 153 Pi + corner 22:1 st, my24-3.* W ANLEDIA BUTCHER, young and honest, with recommendations.” Apply at once at 911 New York ave., between 12 and Lo'clock. and Gand 7 p.m, my 24-2c" ANTED-—By a young girl, a SITUATION to do the housework of a small private family, work and sewing. Please cail my24-2t* or the adjoining oi at 627 10:h st. new, ANTED-PLAITING, cents per yard, 814 I st. n.W.; also to inform my custom on the Ist of June, to 902 9th st., old stand, my24-3t* Miss BELLE LUCAS, Dressmaker. 1 Miss BELLE isian mode,) 2 or of 9rb st, f my removal across frou my ANTED-TENANT for a 11-room House, three squares east of Capitol: modern im: vements: rent taken in Board, Apply at 110 n.e., 12 to Land 6 to7 p.m. my23-5i* ANTED—A gentleman’s DRIVER, from 6 to 8 years old, sound, kind, stylish, and with timbs free from blemishes. and guaranteed to trot in 3 minutes, Address **Cash,* Star office. m23-3" W 4NTED_A HEALTH LIFT. Any oneiav- lng one to dispose of at low price may And a cash purchaser by piling. wA. B., Box 13, P,0., stating the condition of the Lift and price. m23-3t* WANTED. Ladies about to travel, and those remaining here. SHOULD ENGAGE relia- ble Servants at the old-established National Em- ployment Office, Room 24, 7th and F sts. my21-1w WANTED —A |, plain, rapid writer, with a fair knowledge of accounts,and A Lcity ref- erences, desiresfpermanent or temporary EMPLOY- MENT; is. wil to make himself useful; will WORK, fOr Jor salary. ““Integrity,*? Star office, re ANTED—Bookkeepers, Clerks, Business Men, and everybody outof employment toen- \OR RENT—An old HOMASTEAD, 15 rooms, smiles from Beltsville. 14 miles from Wash: iugton: B. & O, R. ter; reni low. street n.w. . K. commutation $14 per auar- GEORGE C. H 412, 5th UMES, MB 3 Fee RENT—Cugar FOR THE SUMMER—A Furnished HOUSK, ten rooms. modern conve- nierces, forth front. excellent incation, in the West End, three blocks from the War Department, Aadress J. WELLS, Post Oflice Box 220, Lt® FOR BENT From June 1 to Getober i. three Furnished ROOMS on second floor for hous:- ater and th on same fuel; references required, No, 79 a st. ” floor: use of it RENY—Modern BRICK HOUSES, iron fences. hav windows. with stables on 30-foot alley: alsc, FLOORS for bousekeeping. Houses olored people cheap. Inquire at as A miy35-3t" 12 RENT—STORE and DWELLING, No. 612 9.h street, opposite the United States Pa nt Ontice : f Inquire of A, EBE 718 7th st. 0.8 gvod tenant rent will be mat RLY & SOS NS, Stove De: m ROR RENT New BRICK. 6 rooms, bath and sub-cellar, Latrobe, range, hot and cold water, gas, large yard front aud rear, in the new north- WESLCOTT, 20th aul 1 my25-6t* 35 west, $25. KE. streets. OR RENT—$4 Fibus® Jaw: doun county, V Per MONTA—Fiv hade trees, at Farmwell, Lou- Inia: Suitable for governmeat board furnished if desired, Address K.. -room my2 T—A comfortable HOUSE and STORE Woranrominene corner of Capito! Hill. No. 401 corner 4th and C streets 8.¢., acing Penua. ave. Rent low toa terms, Kc. ood tenant oor, Tnyuire my25-3% HOUSE, with back of sreet:. Ey al x nd ‘8, 900 7th street, coraer of T ce on I street, my25-3t* ‘T—1102 141 R 22a stre 1426 T street n.w., 6 ro sale, acres. good house. . CAY WOOD, 1225 h sti .W, a ‘9th reet_n.w., 11 rooms, Brooms. $17: 1410" 17; also. ta FARM for sacrifice. Apply st. n.w. mys 3t y rent low to immediately, m)25-4t R REN’ nished, three rovements, wide i enant: WM. F. HOLTZMAN. Te That large four-story WELLING, From June 1st to October 1. BRICK, rch, re 1214 12th street, or 1331 0. 927 9th street n, good tenant: possession M, M. ROHRER, 613 7th st. (orown, fur all modern iim- &e low to careful F street n.w. my25-2t R REN T—The first, second and third stories of HOUSE No. 26 I street W.: will be rented toa good and careful tenant at a reduced rent; the house 13 in good condition and provided with ali modern improvements; stable and carriage house on the premises: apply at the house, uv i REN T—Two delightful front ROOMS, fur- nished, second floor, $10; also, three front ROOMS. three windows in each, third nished, $6; single or en sut Board and Lodging, $5 r wee ird fluor, fur- ame rooms. with Apply at house Sunday or Monday, before 10 a.m. or between 3 and 6 p.in., south w., entrance on 11: t corner 11th and I streets n, street. it DR RENT—Three-story and basement Brick DWELLING HOUSE, No. 1414 F s‘reet n. adjoining Willard’s hall: containing 11 roo bath room, two lar Iso, HOUS: ae store rooms; water, ga3 and all moder conveniences: immediate po: gas and modern convenience dune Lit. riage Manufacturer, street, Apply to AN lenees: DREW 412, 414° and 416" 14 bh my: sion. E No. 1612 Columbia street: water, 3 Possession givea OY Cw Care gage in business in your own city, town, or state. ‘or commission paid. Send stamp for terms, R RENT—Toree large Unfurnished ROOMS, TUDSON & CO., Room 6, Tribune Building. Chi- with all modern improvements, being second ‘ago, I. myl6-1m__ | floor of house No. 24 Ist. n.e. ; price $10. my24-3t ANTED —A German lady, of culture and re- finement, speaking French and English, and who has had fifteen years’ experience as a teacher in France, England and America, destresa SITU- ATION re a pleasent family to teach Modern Icy Us Drawing. ‘and Kadfess 5.6", Post sota, ANTED—To PURCHASE old Gold, Foreign and Home Stamps bought and sold; 409 7th st. D.W., up stairs, myll-2w* ‘ANTED—Any Family that wishes to Store their FURNITURE by the month or sum- mer to call at 804 K st. n.w. andseeme. WM F. REAMER, my7-14t* WANTED A responsible, TENANT for that. Aglighttul little House, 447M st. n. w. Call at JOHNSON’S Gallery, 809 Fenneylvsnls are my3-4w* ANTED—Two or three GENTLEMEN to 00- copy. a Leb third story south front room, or suitable for gentleman and wife. Table BOARD— first class. 7 F st. n.w. fevzs nue, OY'S SUITS IN LIGHT and DARK PaT- B TERNS at prices that Will astonish you, at A. BTRAUS’. ‘apse GOOD BUSINESSSUIT FOR $7, CHEAP- ost Buit in the city for the money, at A. STRAUS’, 1011 Penn. ave, mestic Fabrics, at prperiod and De ‘A. STRAUS’. ap30 ANDSOME DRESS COATS and VESTS in AKD TIMES.—Purchasers, if you want to save money, look at the $10 Suit, at A. STRAUS’. rPHE LARGEST AND BEST f Cassimere Suits in Washing’ ASSORTMENT ton, at A. STRAUS’. ANTED—To ex: new STOVES for old ones, Groceries or at BUTLER'S, 6th and K sts. n.w. Smokey ineys cured or no pay. Stoves rented. novié-tr NTED—To exchan; new STOVES foi ones, Groceries or Fut at BUTLER S. bus 8, $20 to and K n.w. Latrobes to heat two room: 92. seplb-tr Waaten tine UPHOLSTERY WORK of any kind; eighteen years experience. Uphol- ster and work at lowest possible prices, by A. H. CHACE, 614 Louisiana avenue, augié-ly ANTED—MOTHS and other insects in furul- ‘ure to exterminate by superheated steam, t CHACE’S, Upholsterer, 614 La, ave. augi6- ANTED—CARPETS to CLEAN, at RIC. HE BEST MIDDLESEX FLANNEL Steam Beating Werks, 490 Maine avenue, be- Suits, at the low price of $12, at cween 435 aud 6th sts, 8.w. Called for and delivered TS * - . A. STRAUS’. without charge. jy13-1y i GSE, THOSE HANDSOME ‘ht colored, and made equal SACK SUITS, to custom befound only’at tapg0) A. STRAUS" EF INE Light Colored Cassimere PANTS at$3.50, worth§6. at A. STRAUS’. apso- GENUINE YACHT-CLOT: H SUIT for $14 we, 8p 30 at A. STRAUS’, 1011 Pa. aven ——— UR $8 BUSINESS SUITS are equal to any 1K PE SeN FETS Fie ae S$i2S8uit. A. STRAUS. ps0 ench cure for Blind, = ated and Itching Piles: ‘teed to care. i Wt Fine Black Cloth DRESS SUITS for $18 sands of liv testimonial: luced. S. should be seen to be appreciated, at at the Druggiste 50 cents a bottle week bose | ana TRAUS?, rypO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.—1 IGHT COLORED AND FANCY DRESS d PE my entire stock of SFOVES: Li Pants, 100 different Patterns, z . TINWARE, HOUSEFURNISHIN apso A. STRAUS cost to close 2 B rs Penn‘a avenue s. NSURANCE AND LOANS. ¥ikr, LIFE. ACCIDENT and MARINE IN- SURANCE, at lowest rates. Special attention »¥en to the Investment of money on Real Estat curity. TYLER & RUTHERFORD, Insurance Agents and Brokers, Office No. 623 }+F*" street Bw. my25-Im* Beer2Ts VEGETABLE covGH ‘The aly CvKE for Whooping Cough ever discov- 3 th ever occurred where used. For * cugbs in Scarlet Fever aad Measles, It affords ~ ‘Erellef. For sale by Draggist~ xenecally, b “T # CROMWELL. and vy the Propriewr, 912 4: de I+land avenue. ae Notice. "On or about the first day of June I will open at No. 903 Eighth Street s.¢. ATS. PROVISIONS. WINES AND LIQUORS, SEGARS AND TUBACCO, Which 1 wilt sell cheap aud for cash only. my25-6" W. F. SCALA. eovgrass Ninth and F sts., St. Clowd Buitding. Phe steady increase of our Dustuess, aud the no- eesaity for more space to properly display our 3] ies, has induced us ty counect the s‘orealiola ng. formerly occupied by Miss McCormick. With facilities ented, ant lew departments cre- sated, we be able to display al! novelties in our special lines, ag soon as they appear, aud at prices 5 lowest, Specialties this season consist of HOSIERY, PARASOLS, BOWS, ties thi GLOVES, HANUKERCHIE IBBONS. FANS. RUFFLINGS. TIES BERT ONS LACES JEW ELRY,COCTON AND <0 UNDERWEAR, &c., ‘with a complete sgortment of “EXTRACTS and TOILET /ARTI- ES. Our Gentlemen's ment (entirely istinct) is replete with newest designs in COL- Fach artic'ais marear ee ine lowest Nowk nk r ai west Ne Price. We iuvite ma From all. ~ ° m25-tr Ninth 8t., St. Cloud Building, a | 1H Oriental SILK Wt "Tis the most dresey out this ‘ORSTED SUIT for $20 season, at A. STRAUB’. AS FINE EN dest in the ae MELTON SUIT, THE A. STRAUS*, 1011 Penn, ave. with at Lz AT THOSE Ma@! Colored English and Fren¢ fachment. Gaunt, Inc $8, at A. BT: Patent NIFICENT LIGHT ch Cassimere Pant |. They can only be for A. STRAUB’. Blue FLANNEL SUITS at us". p30 RINCE ALBEBTFROCKCOATS, with Vest Pers at $8 and $10, at A. STRAUS’. a30 tom" Work: of the at the Ww, GET YOUR CLOTHES MADE when you can buy them ready-made, at a same time made equal to Gall at A. STRAUS’, and be con- ‘us. more notices”? in frost variety. ther at lower than ever, poss rer, at my Facton and ypecums: TRUNKS! TRUNKS! TRAVELING BAGS, SATOHELS, of MY OWN and of Boventh Street, One door above Odd Fellows’ Hall, _JAMES 8. TOPHAM, ot any sigto desired, made to order st the promlsse, 7 be ‘PAIRING. Rayairel. and Trunks covered at aps- (aenchEs STRAWBERRY FESTIVALS, Should not fail to get FUSSELL'S GIVING SPLENDID myll-lm VANILLA ICE CREAM, ‘ANTED—A perfect and clean copy of the first uboral price ‘will’ be paid. “Apply’'at the Stat a ice Le ply at ome. © aug3s0-tt WW AD SP EATHInS to renovate at CHACE’S, 614 Louisiana aye: _auglé-ly ‘ANTED_CARPETS to CLEAN, at McG arrefid Hae totem, ba len atWes SHELL'S, Markot Space, tea l-te ANTED-Gentiemen to ki ws, Ww MOORE, Merchant ‘allor, 01 New York enue, makes a special ating Garm be made t home. bd janae-iy pe LOST AND FOUND. O8T—A GOLD CHAIN, on Sthst., between Land M. A suitable reward to the finder by leaving it at 1129 9in st. new. bid Titiniraday a argc Satin FAM peat oes oo? ursday, a large loroceo box. The finder will be liberally rewarded on. returning i it to 903 16th st. n.w. LOSt-At the Smithsonian Institution or victn- ity, a pair gold SPECTA- CLES, very valuable toowner. A‘ suitable reward if returned to 1203' DLW. ute OST—$5 REWARD—Asmall tan Terrier GYP; answers to the name of **Zip,*’ $5 reward will be given by leaving at 1819 @ st. new. my 24-2t° KEN UP ASTRAY—O K re TT Aiir denarii pe Cape RAGE, COW Brove propery, pay care, e her| Second house above Mt Blossant body ea oe eee PERSONAL. M4AvAs DUPREE, Indtan Doctress and For- tune Tei loeet ahs wil wll you how to get sabe eae rs rou - Gence, 219 K str, near 840w. my24-5t sdvise ts mentee bing your friends, point- ing out your enemi of wo es, and informing you tne ctly confidential, Ladies, $1; Gentemen, of M’ lle Lenor- POH RENT Brick HOUSE, six rooms, newiy painted; nice yard, with flower and frult; rent per month in advance, 4 408 L st. n.w, Apply on the premises, my24-3t" R RENT—HOUSE No. 831 H st., between 4th and 5th, six rooms and basement, bath room, water and }; $23 per month, Dst., between 7th and 81. Inquire 712 my24-3t* R RENT—Two large and cool PARLORS, Sogether, with or without board, in @ fine locality at 312 Indiana ROOMB; ternis moderate, separate or avenue; also, other my24-8t* R RENT—Country RESIDENCE, nient to the city, In good nds; at low rate to to B. H. WARNER & Tes) 0. conve- order and with neat nsible 16 F st. Party. Apply myaadt FOE RENT_ 990 Fuence Street —Two-story and basement Bric ventences; key at 917 B at LOW, National Bank of Republic. nearly new, modern con- Apply to B, F. BIGE- my24-3t KR RENT—HOUSE No. 514 5:h at. Tooms, all modern improvements, st Jarge flower garden; ren’ ist. E, WAGGAMAN, it $100 519 71) w., 17 le and rmonth. App'y st. n.W. my24-3E H st. N.w.—Has modern im- new Latrobes. new rang 12 rooms besides room For RENT—1208 provements, just thoroughly re; ired, three ey slate mantles, contains crete cellar: key next door, east. SON & KING, cor. 16th and K sts. n.w. m24-6 * for servant, bath, and con- pply to DICK ‘OR RENT—Nicely furnished ROJMS, south front; location excellent; convenient to cars; terms reasonable, 1403 ‘*L** st. n.w. my23-3t' ‘OR RENT—Kight room HOUSE, good cellar, Tange, hot and cold water, all in App Capitol Hull, order, . A. TAIT, 221 Pénusylvaia avenue, oS. A. TA 1 Pennsylvania azense BOE RENT. Two-story, BRICK. 7 rooms, bay window, st. DW. gas, water, bath room, Jara No. 2108 Vermont avenue, Appiy at'No. 1m, re vard: 2148th 23-31" Ok RENT—That Corner HOUSE No. 1414 8 street northwest; has two parlors, icitchen, four bed rooms and bath Apply on the premises, dining room, room: rent low: my23-3i* Ok RENT—A three: story and basement Brick F DWELLING, No. 712 1ith : open datly, tween G and H ises: all in good order, FFOR we NT—To somely turnishea ie or two gentlemel M with bath street n.w., be- Inquire on the prem- my23-3t* R00 ‘room at= tached; southern exposure, Apply at No. 1017 K it. P.We my23-3u" FOE, RENT One two-stor: 8 rooms, bath room, all modern improvements? No. 1512 5th si eet, between P quire No. 403 7h at. new. BRICK HOUSE, andQ a.w. In- my23-8¢ Famer DWELLIN' thorough repair. 108 24 st REN T—A desirable and pleasantly situated G, eight rooms. near the Capitol, “having ‘south and” west front and in my23 6t* Fsk RFNT-No. 1804 7th st. n. STORK, fonr rooms, water: rel Wey Iai summer kitchen, ‘as and nt. $14: also two connecting front aud back ROOMS, at $6. Applynext door, my33-3t* Fez RENT—HOUSE, 1304 6th st. _n. w.. water, Fr month; key at ~H. WILLIA’ Tooms, hot and cold range: price, $25 W.. at Gedfreys, . 6 latrobe ‘and 1345 Est. SON. my23-8t* gas, R RENT—HOUSE No. 2146 Penn. avenue DeWay Fez BENT 402 New . &€ O. Re rtieu! Jer nd cit, park, iron railing an Taquire third door my23-3t* 8 rooms. all modern improvements: rent 80 per BS Month. For, AGGAMAN, 519 71 lars, apply THOS. PP ThyaS Bt h st. n.W. avenue northwest, cars; 6 room: communicati ed, hot and col closet % R RENT—ON THE 18T OF JUNE—Two la BOOMS, han ot. new. a PGE RENT-STORE and BASEMENT, 924, between 9th and 10th sts. n.w.; for a first-class dining-room or steam table and 7th st. D.w. mely furnish- 14801 water in tollet rooms, Iai ts; also, hall bed room; cool SOA locality. mags No. ‘table auy other business; range, allcomplete, Inquire 403 my33 -8¢ sto} improvements; newly fini: No. 1727, between Hands. quire No, 403 7th st. we 5 R RENT—One two-story ished; on 7th BRICK HOUSE, all modern , seven rooms, bath-room and $85 ee month; n.w, In- my23-8t Rk SALE OR RENT—BRICK HOUSE S116 north 124 foots in Lot wit rent #30 per month: price $5,000: rooms, water, etc. sable in the rear; Pr, 3; cash pal it and time on deferred it a as me oe payment to suit purchaser. RB RENT. Vermont ave., 2, connie ments. Rent low. inquire National Savings Bank, corner ave, HOUSE, 1940 ofa ail ity appoiee STI EY, 15th st. and N.Y. my2i-1m Fpricr cortagie mine ments, Rent, $30, A, L, BABB, ‘st., LeDrolt Park, modern improve- BK & OO, my2l-5t Fo RENT. com{s BRIOK DWELLING, 1014 K and Ln. convenient five minutes’ waik to the P E. CLEMENTS, 1016, next door. we Mi to three 7 lodern_ improvement: different street Patent Office. Apply to three-story ‘Sth st., betweei my81-coSt i R REN'1.—A tew more of the beautiful uew | two and three-story Brick HOUSES on F st., {| between Ist Eat 7th and E $20 to, and @dn.e. Thi ‘and are thoroughly tenants, hw. modera th roughout. rn th: out. Keys at No. 102 F ‘H, room 1, May building, corns my21-6t* are just 1K RENT—At 6 Grant Place, two large, second story Furnished ROOMS, en suite or single; fouth and east front; modern improvements. Henk = : low for sammer. R RENT—A three-sto | IX pressed brick front, bac! cold water, pyinted inst and I, Bi bi tGeaul out; No. Bi2 Sust RICK HOUSE, muilding, Rot and des. newly street, between | my16-2w* F%, SALE -The deli 1215 K street, Fran! pied by the fered for sale. immediate occu tt fate Admiral Goldsbo tion, Terms For farther information apply ises, htful RESIDENCE, No. lin Row, formerly occ: rough, is now of- It is in perfect order and ready for of sale reasonable, on the | prem- mylt-1m OR REN C—Three-story brick HOUSK, No. 80 8d st., Georgetown; gas and water; metro- very low toa BY, Lumber litan cars pass the door: rent. Apply to FRANK LIB h si mm fenant. chant, 61 myli-L . and N. Y. ave., Washington. R BRICK, large yard Rent $1 RENT—No. 817 22d st. n.w., 9 room painted inside; water, gas, one square from Avenue cars, newly and shed: Key 815. OR RENT- Ooms, W: Apply next As ater, gas, bath and HOUSE No. 1218 N st. u.w. ine door; or Paint Store, 1217 I f marble ‘m: ¥ my7-1m ” ENT—A DESIRABLE S’ R Ri k TEMES Che sligibly locared ana OODS STORE. No. 707 Market occupied repal tures, for ave. red and put in by D. E. W. Carter, rent, ood order. is, with its Fix- Apply at No. 612 Pennsyivania TORE AND FIX- popular DRY pace, lately having just been my7-Im R RENT—VYery. second floor, leasant with three Uiange: 1118 New York ave. and Fequi and deli ightful red. Terms moderate, FRONT ROOM, Windows facing Reference given Locality centra: iny 4-tr R RENT—HOUSES of various sizes, at greatly reduced prices, by R, B, CLAR 43g st. s.w. (OK RENT- COTTAGE, one story, roomy, nearly lawn: in mile from aud F sts. myl-3m y new; stable, garden. fruit, croquet lage of Mt. PI It the healthy vi ci a. ‘ieasant, one ity. Inquire of Dr, BREED, cor. 8th We ap26-5 w* ‘ORK RENT—HOUSE No. 216 Ast. 8.0.. con- AD taining 12 rooms with all modern convenier ces; this house has a south front and is on!y two si from the Capito! grounds, in one of the ple Inguire of JNO. B. SC locatiousin the city. N.Y. Avenue Hotel. RR Apply att ap20-t ENTS he store. Rut RENT—Furnished PARLORS and BE J- ing, ROOMS, third story fro over Markriter’s new store, No. 626 E '—402 K st. n.w., eight-room Bri HOUSE: in thorough repair; gas uear market and cars; desirabie ‘neightorhood street beautifully parked. Apply next door, we my4-i8 and water: Fx RENT—A fine three-story HOUSE, con- taining fourteen rooms, including bath-room aud water closet; on a beautiful concreted s: reet, one square from carsand near churchesand schools; Tange, latrobe, hot aud cold water, &c, ; large yard: garrlage-house and stable: fountain in shaded and iot 21x160 front yard; beautil parked, and in- closed with iron railing on marble bast. This ‘ty can be rented toa careful permanent ten- vs propert ant for ull per month, payable in at 222 13th st. 8.w. ance, Inquire apl8-tr ‘OR RENT—HOUSES, 2140 and 2142 Pennsyl- varia avenue, 10 rooms: gas, water, bath, etc.: Tebuilt last sumnier, and in good order! to careful and responsible June Ist. G. A. SAWYER, 1420 Mass, ties only; by pes Ingu card or in person, of VO, DW. ssion May Ist and marl9-3m"* BUSINESS CHANCES. 1) LOAN —$1 100 and $1.200 for 2 or 3 years, at 8 per cent. GEO, TRURSDELL, my 25-30, 605 7th street. R SALE—Veny Cuear—An Knugineer’s TRANSIT, near! at store of JOHN pew and fi » VAN Dt Penn’a avenue, Capitol Hill, in good condition, OREN, No. 306 i sold at a sacrifice. SALE—A slix-horse power Baxter EN- ‘E and BOILER, in perfect order, will be Apply to BINCLAIR & ROB. EKTSON, Machinists, 1210 D st. n.w. my25-2t T° CAPITALISTS—a valuable GOLD MINE in North Carolina, witha vein 5% feet wide, n advantageous terms, is offered Wy STEWART, 924 C street s. w. Apply tot Frame No, 912 11th st. n.w., 5 room |OUNTRY BOARD — Partie: desiring first-class ABOARD and good ROOMS at Laorel, Md, Apply to ALBERT F. FOS ‘inoaa within five minutes walk of the ra‘i Station imybe at $20 F street new. | can be accommodated if, appiled for at once. Far ok ERA ticulars, inquire of J. HM, CARMIENCK R. Fr Ngilig9 19m st-n.w..6rs. .b,mod. im Secentary Antioer'e Bes. Ca enna . Sch st. new. m OARDING Large airy ROOMS, en suite or 1828 K st. nw. 9 [3 einbie with aceon? gee aac, 715 H st. s.w.. 8 rs, ‘Transient Boarders accommodated: references ¢ 160 Bor Hampsbireay.n. changed: 612 Oth st_n.w. 4206 F st.n.w. mi SUMMER BOARDERS Can be accommodated St Mount Ida. near Wasaington and Unig . Junction. Good water, well shaded, good view of i the Totomac, Address ‘BS. E. WRENN, Alovan. ma2s-6i* 833 20th st. n. dria, va. my2t-3er CuAELES W. HANDY, Real Estate Agent ald Auctioneer, 508 7th street n.w. 16 rooms, mod. imps 2 rooms, mod. imps 5 rooms, mod. §mpy No, 517 18th st. n. No. 1739 F st. n. nw. EAL ESTATE BULLETIN THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. 519 Seventh St. hanges (cl made every Weduesday and Saturday.) Three-Story Brick Houses for Sale. 417 K st. n.w., mod, imps., 10 r: 0 622 H st. n.w.. mod, imps. 15 rs.0002.000.2. 6.500 Georgetown, mod. imps... 9'rs"".. 6.300 Cor, Land ‘North Capitol sts., mod. im., 9 68 6.000 37 st. n.w., mod. imps.. LL rs, 5.500 5.000 5.000 5.000 5,000 | mod. imps. f.h., mod. imps., 10 ts. :+f-h., mod. imps... 10 rs. rs. st, ne, fh, mod. imps.. Li T4Land 143 A’st bh. 307 Elm st.. a s. 1620 17th st. n.w., f.h., mod. imps. 21 to 29 Myrtle st.. bL hl. mod. inp Unimproved Property for Sale. Va, av., bet. 24th aud 2th sts. n.w., per it. Cor, Fand 19th n.w,. per ft. Det. 20th ano Bist nu, bet. 2d and 3d n. a. 514 5th st. n, 419 13th st. ii6 ith store, mod. im) 2031 1 st. n.w., mod. imps., 13 rs. 404 6th st. n.W., mod. imps. . 16 rs. 916 E st. i w., mod, 1026 17th st. nw 1: imps, 105 H st. n.w.. stor . 17G st. b.w., mod, imps, 10 rs__. 320 2 St. n.€., mod. tmps.. 13 rs f imps,, 8 nod. imp: mod. i 1629 Madison st., 6 Fr: 1336 16th st. n.w., 8 212 Bridge st., Georeee hy Urs. “8 rs. pss. 77 44 Myrtle st. Ts. 17575 st. D.W., 73s. 598 4th st.8.¢..'9 rs. 78 20 st. Low 56 Va. ave. s.w., 4r8, 2111 12th st. n.w., OF: J issue on the Ist ani eacl letin of all rty for sale and renton my book: which ean be had’ on application at my Office, will be sent by mail if desired. month a bul- Auction Sales. On TUESDAY, May 28th, at 6p. m., improved Property on H st., bet. 8th and 9:h sts, n.e. Loans. $6,000, $2,000, $1,500, $500, $850, at 8 per cent. tu) 25-tr A DAIRY AND PASTURE FARM of 20 acres, located near Glenwood Cemetery; to a respon sible and prompt tenant this very convenient place Will be rented on reasonable terme. ‘VID MOORE, on the premises, Apply to DA- my2 3:* 10 LUAN MONKEY ON REAL ESTATE, In sums to suit at 8 per cent., and at 7 per cent, on business property. my 25-6t R. O. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F streets n.w. RY SALE—AN EXTRAORDINAR Tam authorized three-story Brick DW essed front, with two-story brick baek building. on the south side of H, between 8th and 9th streets n.w. Ti BARGAIN ‘to sell (for @ non-resident) a VELL: Di ne R RENT— . H. WARNER & CO., BRAINARD H. WARNE! EDWIN A.MCINTIRE, 916 F street northwest, 1205 K st. nw, ......§150 1126 19th st. nw,..... 1006 F st. sto€dwel..100 1453-1459 Pierce Pl, 1 O} furnished BW, F H st. cor, 2ist and F (fur) 1109 F 1309 141 st. sto&dw 811 Est. nW, .--++04-.60 | 708 12th st, nw,......60 488 Penn, ave, store .55 455_C st. nw, 1715 De Sales 9112 Penn’ 604-606 E Capltoi, ....40 Columbia horse cars pass the door. ‘The jot’ has a frontage of 20 feet by a Sept of 100 feet to an | 220 B st. nw, fur...... 16 BU ijo, MIs property was sold afew years ago for | 1031 7thet. with store, 40 $6,500, and Potter it now for $3,750. Ouly $750 | 1416 11th ste nw, es 88 16 cash required, and the balance in ‘six yearly ps 440 K 81 1906 16th st. nw, 15 ments of $500 each, at 8 per cent. interest. m25-3i ma ASth St. SW, ...-vene14 WV ANTED—A PARTNER witha small capl- Mus sd ee ee tal, in a well-established restaurant. For 116 loth st. information address CHAS. 8, CUDLIP, 338 915 G st. 90, Pa. av. new. my24-br* 1349-1387 H EDUCTION FROM $25 TO $13 FOR RENT $80 Sth at. 80. WCr b-roomen Henses with hall, vestibule and BLP, with station B01 Water, near schools, markets, churches and cars, | $307 tn wear Boundaraw, ‘The greatest hargains in Washington. TSE Pa eS my24-3t__B. H. WARNER & CO., 916 F st. | 448 UO, 8t. DW. .--.. eee Store & dwel’g,@eo"n,25 1815-1323 I st, ne, ----10 G33,500IN HAND TO LOAN AT 8 per cent. on | 12268 st. nW,.....-0e:85 | 1003-1009 8 Car ave....8 SD veal Estate. ‘Also, anumber of other Houses, similar to the CHAS. W. HANDY, abore.‘a list of which 1s materially altered nearly my 23-3t 509 7th st. n.w. | every day on the bulletin at our office, tr TyO LOAN—I will have $12,000 ina few days to EAL ESTATE BULLETIN, place on good Real Estate Security at 7 and 8 ‘WM. E. BUBFORD, 708’ E street. per cent. Also. on hand now $8,000 at 8 per cent, —— ‘Small sums of $400 to loan, A WM, E. BURFORD, 708 E st. my23-tt W ANZED;A special PARTNER, with seven or eight thousand dollars, to take an Interest in full name pne of the oldest, most respectable and profi ble business establishinents, in Washington. ress and’ Aq. through; City Post Office. givin arene oY mys ese J ANTED—To Buy—Brick HOUSE with all jodern improvements in northwest. section mi oLeltys must bea bargain, Address Ca‘ SH, P. my22-tr OF ANDSOMEST ROW IN ton, ** 1632-4-6-8-40 Rhode Island ave. WASHING- iL rooms, sub-celiar and summer kitchen: 2 closets, tubs, washstand, hot and cold water. 4 speakin, tuber, 4 bar nish in Washington; will asfowner premises ; not more e 5 is about to leave the tor costly soft woo less, than cost city. it INE OFFICES FOR RENT IN my21 5t LeDroit Buildin, a A. L. BARBER & CO. I tor» Karn balf Is abou, m ip Vir . cash. ARE CHANCE—Wanted improved or unti- broved PROPERTY in tals eit i ry nia ¢onta heavy timber, balance cles orchard and 600 young. 3; improvements and in exchange acres; one- lanee cleared; fine ‘apple buildings good: willing to $ ‘Address EXCHANGE. office, ‘stating loca.°D of ‘prope: san rty, terms, may2i-6re LDSTEIN & - is “LOAN AND COMM: SSi0N BROKERS, NORINEAST CORNER TENTH AND D STREETS, Private Entrance on Tenth Street. Liberal Advances sion. on ware, &c., terms. ae-The my 11-tr atches, » for an: made on Lean or on Commis- Diamonds and Jewelry, Silver- y thme desired on very reasonable oldest and largest business in the city, Fence! window, 6 roo! ma. ble ‘im Jocated. Resi Estate Broker, LE—A neat, DWELLING. and latrobe. eas} nantels, a Dia 7th ot. entirely new two-stol fs brick front, bay hot, and cold water, STANLEY JONES, my9-1m ONEY TO LOAN. MR. P. WALLACH hay the firm of 8. sin ¥ mee o Goldstein & Co,, LIBERAL ADVAN withdrawn from now prepared to CES on WATCHES, DIAMON Re OLD AND SIL- ON THE MOST REASONABL 1417 RONAB r may8-ly Fee in the at Bees TEBMS, avenue, near Willard’s Hotel, ‘CE at Hamiit and 5th n.w., one of ton, Lot BALE OR EX¢ - BERIDEN Satna elegant coun. ba inasec Be enoandaey of oa, W! state Agent. 515 ap30-im* R SALE os EXCHANGE—For LOT ne be- 8. TOPHAM, 495 7th st.n.w. locations I offer a three-story and basement press brick house. centrally locaied, 10-rooms. modern im- preseran with nice lot for $5,000; $500 cash, halance to sult the purchaser in monthly instal: ments, ortherwise at 8 per cent., now paying 10 Der cent. interest on $6.000 Also several great bargains in two-story press brick houses In all sectioas of the city. Zand 8 rooms, modern improvements, small cash pay- ments and balance in monthly instalments. Several elegant lots at greatly reduced prices and on easy terms, For Trade. A three-story brick business property, located on Pennsylvania avenue, with small ivcumber- will be t for a nice well-built 8 or9 Toon! house and seme unimproved property and will assume small incumbrance, . sor Rent, 10079th st., brick, 10 rs., mod. imps. 7232 N st., frame, 8 rs., mod. imps. 168 Corcoran st.. brick, 6 rs. is | 20th st., frame, 6 rs. 13 Rear 1140 20th st., frame, 6 rs. +10 G-room cottage at Gaithtrsbui 5 FOR SALE. riddle RCE Comet (on gee nest lots ip ¢ ! Comet i | 7 Avrly to W. B. SPEARE, Under anor, 040 ae i SALK—Cukar—A_ Tor EXPRESS WAGON, nearly new, built by one of the best wagon builders, suitable for grocery purposes or Ugh expressing. Apply 617 3d st. n.w., for one 3 my: #$ in one of the hand- FY. SALE—Ar A GREAT SACKIFICE —A num- ber one light-built FAMILY CAR-, RIAGK; to be seen at COOK'S Livery Est., between 12th and 131! my25-21* R SALE—Curar—Ninety feet of first. WROUGHT IRON RAILING gustiiqte sultabie for front of i Dose; owner has) forit. Inquire No. land avenue, Capitol ‘Hi. 1 B SALE —; rai ; Fe3 Le Borers fine family HORSES; Siabie, on sts. D.W. lorses: also some Speedy Horses, fresh from the HUGUELY & BOWERS, Oo. Sat agt 647 New York ave, myl4-2w* F%. SALE—TOP BUGGY, built by ono of the = best makers; sultable for a Binlet. naw, oauire at EP’* REFRIGERATORS, All sizes of this CELEBRATED BEFRIGERATOR, Strongly built, handsomely finished. and perfect in practi ; are packed with a perfect non- ductor, Borfeed wepeaxe, Slate Btone Shelves, In tact, a M. W. BEVERIDG! (Late Webb & ) 1009 Penn’ bet. 10th myls-tr “Bole Agent for the bined, Shaded ground: ei mie cet Pe Rada COUNTRY BOARD—4% miles trom @eor, town: location high, healthy; terms $20 to! menth: conveyance to accommuadate persons to Beorgetown. For particutars adie at .. Star $75 | office. my2é "are OARD. Too } ‘607 E st. n.w.. handsomely furnished surrounded by ly i. 7001 | is. Post Ofice, Patent Ofioe, and 10 room: | Judiciary Square within two minutes’ walk n.W., 9 rooms | perior table. Terms moderate. mys. i= SELECT BOARDERS ONLY, — Swim ‘ mer Hilt House No. 1, ia alley. Z m Howse. one hour's drive from TE EENS Seon seat ToL EENee Visit the Diace, oF adn Ww LLIAM ; We % + NT! . Wi 8 F''ey80. wontimas. ie eae es x, | Forestville, Prince George county 619 Pa. ave. n.w., Store. $150 00 | Also call at 417 Lith street ow. m oO | (OU BOARD_—On farm, seven minuies G0 00 | walk of Laurel station, Washington Branch B. 55 00 | &O- Re Ms Heasan’ room, good 55 00 | Modorste, “Address Mrs. €03 F si. n.W., 9 rooms, mod. imp3....../) 55 00 | Prince George's county, Md. 4 Stoddard st..Geo'twn. 13 rooms, mod. imps 60 00 | S KD. Board 1439 12th st. nw. imps..-. 49 O° | SY ve had at the ‘+ Highlands," five miles free BCS i St 8.e., 9 ron + Bw | Washington: ten trains of the Baltimore & Cline 602 6th st. n.W., 7 20 & | Fatiroad stop daily each way at the station on the 120 Mal, ave. §,w., 9 rooms. mod, imps, . | Place; large rooms and goods board at fair prices: 203 C st. 5... Z rooms, mod. imp». 23 00 | accessibie by the Baltimore turnpike. Ajyry on 9 rooms. mod. imj eo | the place to Mrs. K. HERBERT, y2tw 15 00 JREGDENTS OF WASHINGTON CITY OR 15 00 | AX others desiring BOARDING in the conntrs through the Summer. please address for AMERICAN HOUSE, Mechanisburg, Pa. 18-KE WAw SUMMER BOARD IN THE MOUNTA SS Large airy Rooms; splendid shale cowed t two hours* travel from Washington ¥ Metros tan Railroad. For particulars apply to Mim. TAS, WEEDON, Petersvilic, Frederick county, . myl8-2w* GUMMER BOARDERS WILL FIND kK ant accommodation, at moderate rates. by the Monih. Daily mall received, Address Rox 10, Berryville, Va. my 17-20" Bee, CHEAP AT MORAY FARM, 84 X Roads, Va, Address Mrs, L. SON, Washington, D.C YOUNTRY BOARD, two and one-half miles /westot Winchester, Terms moderate, jt table, daily mails, &c., &c, Address Dr. JOHN 8. LUPTON, Winchester, Fred mtn JPEEMANENT, TRANSIENT AND Day BOAROERS'at summer prices, 706 15th at... corner New York Mrs. M. T. SOUTHALL, formerly of Baltimore. my1-lin* GUMMER BOARDERS WILL BE TAKEN at S a Farm House on an eminence haifa mille abors n of Berryville, Clarke nanding & Magnificent cule e surrounding country aud ¢ Blue Ridge mountains. Large, newly -papsred shady yard, and oak grove in rear of house. References given and required, Address Box ® Berryville, Clarke county myl-1m TPPREMONT HOUSE.—Persons desirous of ob taining good BOARD and al a reduced rate should call before making my else where, Board and Room for gent and wife, $50 te $60 per monch; single rooms, $25 to $30 per month and $8 to $10 per and $5 per week, NEW YORK AVENUE HOTEL, Cor, New York ave, and lth st, Gentlemen with their families can find at this house tue surroundings of a pleasant home, with the conveniences of a well conducted hotel, A liberal arrangement will be made with persons who desire Meals 3 warll-3m JOHN B. SOOTT, Proprietor, = BOOTS AND SHOES. J+ ap GEORGES, CITIZENS. MILITARY AND NAVAL noor, SHOE AND GAITER MANUFACTURER. 118 Pennsylvania avenue. A perfect fit, combining at once ease and comfort in ail cases guaranteed. Will call at houses and take measures, if requested by postal cardor letter. A fine selection o ladiesand gentlemen’s Goods of my own 1 ture, and of superior quality, on. hand si summer wear, and at reasonable prices. New gores inserted’ in old gaiters by patent stitching machine: also all kinds of fine repairing done om eek. Table Board $20 per month p26-Lm short notice, mylT-ly M42 VELLous BARGAINS! TWENTY DIFFERENT STYLES or TIES, LOW-BUTTON, SLIPPERS, with Box and Opera Toe, d French and Low Heel, for Ladies, Misses an@ Children, from 25 cts. to $2.50. LADIES: GAITERS, 65 cts. to $5. CHILDS’ SHOES, 10 cts. toga. WHITE KID SLIPPERS, ALL SIZES. = GENTS’ TIES, GAITERS AND SLIPPERS, from 50 cts. to $6, BUCKSKIN AND KID GAITERS, To Order, LASTING AND BASE BALL f 40R8. LOUIS HEILBRUN, 402 SEVENTH Street. Bion of “That Old Woman of Mine.” myi3-tr Heston SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, SIGN OF THE RED FLAG, 491 Pennsylvania Avenue, BETWEEN 4 AND 6TH STREETS. CHEAPEST HOUSE Rat SIDE mm GREAT REDUCTION IN NEWGOODS. OOK AT THe FACTS. a Li Gent's Buff Gaiters, $2, now . Gent's Calf Gaiters, $s: how $2 Gent's Lace Shi 50, Boys and iy ti 35. now 78 Ladies Foxed Bals., $1.50, Ladies Foxed Bais., $2. now Soc, Ladies Foxed Button, $2.25, oom $1 25. Ladies Plain Lasting Bals., $2. . Ladies Kid and Goat Butta 83 now Bt 50, Ladies Newports and Ties, $1.76, now 70c. Ladies Slippers, 35, 50. 60, 75c. Children’s Shoes, $5, 40, SreciaLtTiEgs,—French Heel Ki tron eats ae S.—French Heel Kid Button Boots, Genuine Pebble Goods, Lasting and Foxed Button Boots from §1 60 to8S. EVERY ARTICLE SOLD AS ADVERTISED. 1 will sell for the next 30 days . lower than any sine house in the ay. aamaias al n the house can be found tne best hy made, hand-stitehed Low Quarters — Ties and rapt from Faust, Bry: & Co. Caltimore, Ma-.) erry. Chi 20... Ma. ber well-known manufacturers, at <” Ma") 8nd of THE BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, mri-tr + €91 Penn’a avenue, ———_ * PIANOS AND ORGANS. WATERS’ ORGANS | are the best ever made, PIANOS warranted for 6 years. PIANOS, 7 octave $125: 75 getave, $185. ORGANS, 2 stops. $47; 45 - 4 10) not used a year. Send for Ilustrated HORACE WATERS & SONS, 3 38 stops, $60: 10 3 a Catalogues, nd Ber yeaa = ins—come ooo (eaietrs Hie SUMNER, Stross