Evening Star Newspaper, June 3, 1878, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: MONDAY.. seeceeeee, Stine 3, 1878. CROSBY 8. NOYES....Editor. The bill providing a permanent form of gov- ernment for the District of Columbia is now in the hands of a conference committee com- posed of men familiar with District affairs, andin whom the District people have confi- dence. These gentlemen understand the dis- tressed condition of the tax-payers here, and the imperative necessity that there should be some legislation this session for their relief if the remainder of their property is not to be confiseated at tax-sale, as alrealy two-fifths has been. Under the circumstances th-y will no doubt, in the interests of this bur- dened community, give patient labor to the task of reaching a harmonious settlement of the various points of disagreement between the two houses. The people of the District wil! cheerfully accept any shape of agreement that saves to them the fifty per cent. equity. This is the great mat‘er of interest to them. If any of the minor features of the bill should prove Cbjectionable in the light of experience, they can be easily remedied at the next session of Congress. The equity propor ion, the great measure of District relief, having been passed upon favorably by both houses, the District people now look with hopeful expectation to the conference committee to see it shaped into permanent law. en Anderson's Story. The story of Anderson before the investi- gating committee Saturday had a certain dramatic effect, but in the light of its discrep ancy with his previous testimony, and the fact that he has been notoriously “on the mate.” the publie will give credence to his Statements only so far as they are confirmed by unchallenged documentary evidence. In regard to this documentary matter brought forward Saturday, and the light in which it Should be construed, (if it is genuine), the editor of the Cincinnati Commercia’, who was ina position to know something of the true inwardness of the southern busiuess, has the following to say: “Secretary Sherman sponsibility and oath, eves he did not write the letter upon wh he ‘Fraud’ in- Yestigators [limited] have buil: their hopes of bringing him to grief. ill, there are thing: in it he would have r certain eir- cumstances. The point of the letter is the statement that he had a long conversation with yes, and that if Anderson and those assoelated with bi: provided for, eve State. In order to e bAled upon his re- firm, they should be ry had to leave the s a letter as ireumstances, the state of public ing, the atmosph which—if it is to be treated a Was wriiien. Now there is no doubt about it—not the least in the world—that there was an ex tensive organization of armed ruffians in Louisiana,whose du'y it was to raid the heavy republican parishes before the election, to ter- rorize the b so that they would not dare to come out and vote. though all was quiet on election day. They did this upon the presump tion that the republican parish and state officer: i ‘intimidation,’ and n Stood if th throw out the vote ‘accordingly, ‘under the laws of the state, unless the intimi- dation took place on election day and at the po! It is right here that the sensitive Anderson was troubled in his mind, and wanted assurances, and had bad dreamsabout forgery and perjury; and, whether promises ere wade that if ‘stood firm’ he should provided for, it is certain that satisfactory provision has not been de, and hence these riny tears and this anxiety to uncover ‘fraud’ in ts horrors, so far as it does not reach good i ut democrats. Republican als in ~ Louisi re threatened with deathif hey th bulldozed parishes. Trew of he We were informed by rsopal acquaintances in that State that hey Knew the members of the returning board would not live twenty-four hours after they gave the vote of the Staie to Hayes. No one doubted that there was a genuine major- ity of republicans in Lousiana. The only question was whether the State law, provia- ing lor the reparation, so far as pos: sible, of wrongs dene by — intimida tion should be executed, so that the Will of the majority of the pple might be ex- pressed in the elec'oral vote of the state, in spite of the terror produced by the bloody bulldozers. The officers of the law were threatened with assassination if they did not permit the intimidation to stand; and that is why—whether Sherman wiote the letter charged to him or not—there were urgent eallsto stand firm, and promises that those who performed their duty should not suffer for it in body or estate.” —————- <2 —___ Another would-be regicide has fired at the Emperor William on the avenue Uuter den Linden, and, being apparently a better marks- man than Hodel, sueceeded in wounding the Emperor. There is a spirit abroad in both Germany and Russia dangerous to the exist- ing governments, and the attempt of yesterday, following recent events of a similar character in both empires, is its latest outward indiei- tion. An assassin lurking in the background destroys the pleasant impression produced by the picture of the German Emperor conferring @ decoration with expressions of his distin- guished regard upon the Czar of all the Rus. sias. The parliamentary war between Bis- marck and the Socialists will now be fiercer than ever. It issincerely to be hoped, for many reasons, that the wounds of the Em. peror will not prove serious. ——___--- see. —____ Advocates of cremation as a substitute for burial may derive an argument for the prac- tice from the horrors of the recent grave rob- bery case in Cincinnati. The body of the son of a former President of the United States is deposited by afflicted relatives in its resting place among the dead. Every precau‘ion is taken to prevent the violation of the grave. Large stones are placed above the coifin and cemented together, and watchmen are paid to guard the gr: Within twenty-four hours after the funeral a son of the buried man sees, unexpectedly, the body of his father, naked and mutilated, drawn up by a rope from a pit ina medical college. The discovery of the theft is all that distinguishes the Harrison case from thousands of others. Under exist- ing circumstances, the “subjects” necessary for the proper instruction of medical students in anatomy must be stolen, and who can be <ertain that it Is not his lot in the cemetery which has been invaded? JEANNERATE bas «1 sed her es- shment In Washington, ‘She bas 2g ata S aside HA’ TUESDAY and W at 83 Nerth Charles street, Baltimore. SMAKING to allits branches, JANOS AND ORGANS RECEIVED FOR REPAIRS AND VAR- NISUING, or on STORAGE UNDER, INSURANCE at reduced rates during the’ j3tr Summer at G. L. WILD & BROS’, Ea-t ©. 723 7-h street n, w. Agents for the Stied and other first ciass Pianos. teS-ty OTICE OF DISSULUTION.—The igued, composing the firm of ’ MIN & CO., have mutually agreed to d partnership irom this day. Te Business wit Le dby D. MCME! . 9 18 au hor= red to. colicet ail moneys due io said company, Fe ~ 8 : " and he also assumes all debts of the concern. | D. McWENAMIN. Washington. D.C., June 1, 1878. is —The mndersigned having been du! OTICE. nnders! hn’ torte Ue appointed RECEIVING AGEN B. MUTUAL AIDSOCIET ennsyivania, the city of Washington, D.C., m placeof Mr. John Kaiser, resigaed, notice is hereby given that all assessment» and annual dues to said company mast 'to Ines at oom aiidiag, im 27, St. Cloud Bi Secretary. E. RB. WHEAT, Agent. yom E. KENDALL & SON, No. 619 B Street Northwest, ANcar the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Depot, have for sale, at fair prices, ROOFING and OTHER TIN PLATES, SOLDER, ZING, x a Cre (HORSE ana MULE) SHOE Of NAILS. CUT aud ‘WROUGHT NaTLS, SULTS: SCREWS HUBS, RiMs, SPOKES, C4ERIAGE TRIMMINGS, PAINTS AND VARNISH a8 well ssa general assortment of HARDWARE, 1) being IBON IN THE BLOOD, A PERMANENT fONIC, WITHOUT ALCOHOL, PERUVIAN SYRUP Is a Protected Protoxide of Iron. PERUVIAN SYRUP Contains no Alcohol, PERUVIAN SYRUP Vitalizes the Blood. PERUVIAN SYRUP Tones up the system, PERUVIAN SYRUP Boilds up the Broken Down. PERUVIAN SYRUP Makes the Weak ‘Strong. PERUVIAN SYRUP Cures . the Dyspeptic. PERUVIAN SYRUP Invigorates the Brain, PERUVIAN SYRUP Cures Female Weaknesses, PERUVIAN SYRUP PERUVIAN SYRUP 3s pleasant Take, CAUTION, Besuretoget the »» PERUVIAN S¥YRUP.”? wee Price $1.00 a Bottle. A 32. mphlet, containing a history of the PERUVIAN SY RUP, a valuable paper on pro- ‘s in medical science, a treatiee on Iron as a medical agent, test*monials from distinguished Physicians, ciergymeu and others, will be seat ‘Tee to any address, SETH W. FOWLE & SONS, Fcoprictors, 86 Harrison avenue, Boston, Sold by dealers general- Je3-m, th, Ln RECEIVED, A CASE OF FRENCH CHIP HATS, which we are selling at $2. All our Stock of Chip and Straw HATS markel down to cori ndingly low: brieee During this month we offer bar- ans: MILLINERY GODS, to reduce Stock. Fall lineof Jouvin and M mogram KID GLOVES. Mes. M. J. HUNT, u34tr 621 and 623 D st. ‘OHN T. TIMMS & CO. (Had charge of the Bicy cle Exhibit at the Centen- nial Manufacture and import the Bost English BICYCLES AND TRICYCuES, P. O, Box 504, Baltimore. Md.. and 68 ‘Spon st., ‘Coventry, England, Send postage stamp for Price’ Lists, Bicycie Proto,. 12 cents. RECENT FEATS ON BICYCLE AND TRICYCLE, D. Stanton‘s Bicycle ride 1 000 miles In 6 days, {riding hours restricted to 18 hours a day).—Loo- en. G. T. Clough. L: ndon to Norwich aad re- turn, 200 miles, in 23 hours, A womanon the Tl €,, Coxentry to London, 91 miles, doing @9 7. Oy talies the first ]'VE GOT 4 LAME BACK! Then send te the nearest drug store and geta Benson’s Capcine Porous Plaster, and you wil find that ina marvelously short time’ you Will be relieved, and that a cure will quickly follow. I use Benson's Capcine Plasters in my practice RELIEVES . constantly, ‘and prefer Pain them to all other Piasters, at Once. Dr. J.C. Thompson, miaae ‘Washington, ).C, ‘where othi Dr. Thompson was a Plasters Judge in the Medical De- one of the best known ‘physicians in the coun- To avoid frauds, see try. that the word CAPCINE} is cut through each Plas-| Thousands of physi- ter. clans and druggists con- curwithhim in thisopin- Sold by all Druggists. |ion that Benson'sCapeine Price, 25 ceuts, " | Paster relleves pain at once and cures quickly. SEABURY & JOHNSON, 21 Platt st., $-3-m,w,5 Proprietors. Ss PECIAL NOTICE, &e-MARKED DOWN PRICES. mot even Re= potatthe Centennial, and will ¢ . se m1 Owlng to the depression in business _we have de- cided to offer our very large aad varied stock of SPRING AND SUMMER DRESS GOODS AT GREATLY KEDUCED RATé&S. ‘We name in part:: igured French Organdies, Piapisin ( oloied French Organdies, French Jaconet Lawns, Fronch Bonrrette Patterns, Fancy Grevadines, jadras Ginghams, French Perca'ines, Twitles De rks, 1 Deb &cy &c, Summer &C., Members of Congress (in search of Dry @ood3 to sevd home), our cus omers and the pubile, are in~ vited to inspec! our stock. which we have marked down to such figures as will insure ready sale, BF Une price only, PERRY & BROTHER, Penna. ave., corner 9th street. SB-Establish-d in 1840, je2-3: U! ABSOLUTION OF COPART- N‘SERSHIP. the Copartnership. heretofore between the undersigned has Pais day been DISSOLVED by mutual consent t JOHN H. CAS3IN. May Sst, 1878, C.D, LIEBERMANN, E, HAVE THIS DAY FORMED A CO- -ARTNERSHIP ui Fz June Is*, 1878. [00k LooK: AT THEM: #12 LEATHER TRUNK AND COVER. $12 HARNESS, NICKEL SILVER AND GILT, $17 TO $4. TRAVELING BAGS, SATCHELS, &c., &c. immense variety of styles at equally low pyteee, : at theever popular Fi ‘and Satesrooms © JAMES 8. TOPHAM, 425 Beventh Street Northwest, jel-tr Joining Odd Fellows’ Hall. Mi WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE. ST Tee FOR RENT AND SALE. BOARDING. | __BUSINESS CANOES. _ WARZEDIA 630d WOMAN COOK fora Restaurant. “Apply 983 Dst. bow. dt POR BENT; PART OF STORE and CELLAR, No, 436 9tb st. n.w. Inquire at store, jv3 3. ANTE D—IMMEDIATELY—At 736 10th street u.W.a gocd OPERATOR on No. 8 Wheeler & Wiis 1 Machine, iu over MARKRITER’S New Store. OR RENT—Two ROOMS, third story, Sronty ply a the store. 5360 NTED—COPYING or WRITING of an: Aina by needy person. Address ‘*Chari )R REN T—1606 I St —Large, well Furoished PGi with cretion Beare Peet ites, a handsomely-furnished HOUSE to a Byer who wil Beard two dults, Apply at 724 th st. o WANTED, —Near Treasury, PARLOR and BE! BOOM, furaished, with buthreom adja- om price must be modera‘e. AddressX, Y.X ras officé. Star< fice, bGa erate. Furnished HOUSE for rent 3 6* STED—1 man male cook a SITUA- KR RENT— HOUSE No, 611 13th atv, w., bo- ‘om ins Bosrdiag-Houses good refer tween F ana G sts. ; 10 rooms: all the maatern ences. Address **Cook,’’ Siar office. Ww improvements, Apply to No, 12191 st. n.w. je8-6.° ANTED—To0 RENT—At_very_ressonabe ‘OR RENT-Four-story BRICK HOUSE. No. 725 11h st. n.w. Possession given on th” 5°h. Arr's to JOHN’ ALEXANDER @ SON. 123i Printyivania ave. je8 2 FOR REST. Tiree fine ROOMS. unfurnished, Suitable for housekeeping, with bathe gas. &c. $10 per month. References required and given, 17196-h st. n.w. Je8-21* ANTED—Two gentlemen can get a nicely- furnished ROOM, with Board and washing, for $20 per month each.’ Apply to T, K, P., Gar- rick Club Rooms, Pennsylvania ave. wv FRQR RENT HOUSE No, 305 M st. a... all modern improvements; ‘twelve rooms. Ren’ $40 per month. For particulars, apply THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 5197 hst. n.w: ANTED-—A young Lady desires ROM and 1n a private family,or where thereare but few Ts; terms a8 reasonable as possibie, Address **Board,’' Star office. 1° FOR BENT 1 bree Unfurnished ROOMS, peas autly located; mod-rn improvements; ‘conve- nient to mar! et and cars; at 410 L st, n-w.. he- tween 4 h and bth sts. Je8 Su" ANTED—BOARD in the Country for ia Summer, by a Lady, tw» chiktren and ser- vant, within easy access of Washington; terms must be reasonable, Adress, stati te ms, “Summer, '* Washington, D ©. as Fok RENT PARLOR and two ROOMS, fur- bished or partly furnished; on the first for; Suitable for housekeeping: en'su te or single: de- ariments convenient; 505 Est ; pleasant location, rent low. ue ANTED—A good white Woman COOK fo ® Restaurant. Apply at Tontine Restau- rant, Alexandria, Va Jel 3.* ANTED—A WHITE GIRL. as nurse, about 15 years old. Must be well recommende 1. Apply at 217 41 street northwest. Jel 2+ W ANTED-A cheap new or second-hand on horse CARRIAGE to seat four, for which cash will be paid. Address L, L. N., Marine Ba: racks. jel 2° ANTED—To RENT—A suite of Furniss RO: MS on second floor— Parlor, Bedroom and Bathroom, and two o‘her Rooms, with o: without Foard, at 611 12th st.n.w. ° ' j-13* ANTED—PLAITING, at 2 cents per yard done by the latest improved machins; n sizetpg ts used: can plait 14 inches wide, Mrs..E. LUCAS 2158 Pa. ave., corn: st. jel 3* DB: young girl @ WANTED By a resp PLACE to iake care of ehildrea aad sew, oF to take care of children and do chamberwork.” I ting to the city for the summer. Add Star Office. jel WANTED HORSES to Pastu.e at three a Jars per month; auadance of grass sa: and water. Inquire at OSBORN & GHEN® Statles G'st.. vetweon 6th and 7-hn w., or ad- Gress JOHN’ W. BELL, 8:ig0, Montgomery 0, . -Im* )# RENT—That fine new st., with thirteen ro m3 HOUSE, No, 1341Q and ail mod'rn_ im provements, at $45 p2r month; also, No if ne. witn twelve -oums at $30 nt CORTAGE with five rooms) just outside ihe cis, & $8 per month. “Inquire of 8. B. BUN 92145 at. je8 Iw? 201s a VOR RENT—Furnished ROOMS, en sure sir gie, With all modern conveniences, 606 13"h St. DW. jel-3u" {UR RENT—A three-story BRICK HOUSE hall. water and gas. No, 707 Rhode Island ave. Rent $20 Apply 1106'L st: n.w. PGi BEST A convenient STORE and HOUS. oh a very prominent corner on Capitol ill Low rent to xood tenant. For terms, &¢., nq tir. 423 Uh st. now, jorge JR RENT—-HOUSE 1519 9 hst. n.w., eleven rcoms; modaru conveniences: in pert Jel-3t with celiar and stable. Rent only $28. ¥ L st. new. P13" 9K RENT—HCUSE No. 1629 Madison st. n. Wee between 16th and 17th and P and sts.; six rooms, Rout $20 per mont. Apply TAOS’ ‘€ WAGGAMAN, . Jjet-3 (OK REN T— 1102 14 910 22d st. new St, n.W., @ room! WOOD, 1225 9th 8 ANTxi)—B, au honest a d indu us youth 17 years of age. who writes a good hand, a POSITION in some office, or to learn sams trade, or In sme Store, where he can_ make him self gen- eraby ueul. Adaress M. J. G., Georgetown Post office, J13° Vv TANTED_—To PUR MASE—Poreign and Do- mestic STAMPS, No, 409 72h st, pew., up stairs, my3U3it ANTED-PLAITING, 92 Oh st, now , two OR KENT-Wiitt on WititouT BoARD— Large, airy PARLORS, second or third flor. 6-2 Pennsylvania ave, n.w., opp site Me.ropo! Hotel, jel- {UK RENT—HOUSES, 5, 6 7 and 9 rooms: modern thronghout; Sp'éndid locality. Also. HOUSES to colored people, $8 0 $13 per ‘mon h nquire 438 P st. new. 3-1-3." Fk BENT One and a half miles trom Fail Chureh, good HOUSE and one acreof ground Broker's Sale at $14 9th _s Teesday next, at RK. FULTUN’S Loaa_Ofil:e Money to loan at the lowest rates, mv31 6 * ANTED—By a re spect shle colored girl a SIT- UATION as cook ina sim ail family or eham- hermaid or nurse; g000 references, App'y a* 217 1stst.. between Baud C nw. my3l 3." Vy 7 ANTED—A small Furnished BEDROOM o VV HALL ROOM for the use of a fine-toned Piano, or wiil rent MAKTIN, om Waste — By ingtenanta H oa Moiday and 8S Loai Address W, my313* FerMAnent and prompe pay USE having ten or elevcu rooms, with all m:dern improvemants, on or be- fore the 10th or 15-h of June, Address M., Sar office, stating location and terms, my31-3. TW 4A TED Active MEN to sell the French ta Belle Letter Copying Book, Any kind iak used no press or water required." Every busine. Man and commercial traveler will buy them. Sond for sample and terms free. JUDSON & CO.. Room 8, Tribune Building, Chicago, Ill., General Agents for United States and Cauadas, for the Paris louse. my15-1m WANE {10 Sk.t—summer CLUTHING tor children and adults by a party gulug into mourning. Addre: nh 10) 28-61" e Piano reasonably, ce. 88 ** Clothing,’ Pust office. ANTED A responsible TENANT for that Ww delightful little House, 447M st. n. we Cat! at JOHNSON'S Gallery, 809 Pennsylvania ave- nue. my3-5w* VV ANTED—Two or three GENTLEMEN 1 oc- gulan epee sai te nals BORE le for gentleman an le AL a first class, Sr F st. n.w. eS Of 7 ANTED—To exchange, uew STOVES for old W ones, Groceries or at BUTLER’S, 5th and K sts. n.w. Smokey Ghimueys cured or no pay. Stoves rented. novlé-tr W 4NTED—To exchange, new STOVES for old ones, Groceries or Fuel, at BUTLER'S. 5th and K n.w. Latrobes to heat two rooms. $30 to $B. septb-tr ANTED—Fine UPHOLSTERY WORK of WUE ati antec Oo ri at lows . CHACE, 614 Louisiana avenue. Rely? AN! TED MOTHS and other insects In tural oxi nate by superheated steam, CHACK'S, Upholstorer, 614 Lar ave” augi6-1y W SNIEDI CARPETS to CLEAN, at RICE'S Steam Beating Werks, 490 e avenue, be- and delivered jy18-1y tween 43 and 6th 3 bt A, ‘ 8.w. Called for ANTED-FEATHERS to renovate W tikes a ave, ““augig-ty” ANTED—CARPETS to CLEAN, at Mui E @ FERRY'S Eureka Steam Beating aon Sweeping Works, 7th-st. whart. 0) mall, efralwem JHELL'S Markor Sree, teat-ty A. '| elegentiy finished, THOS: k. fen eld ete (Parisian modes) nearly | cuit of every Kind; healthy sitation, Price $10 ghkesite oll stand, “No branch. Miss BELUE | ver month, Inquireof BATES & BRYON. 108 LUCAS. Dressmaker, my31-6 * 2 DW, . JL 3 ANTED—EVERY BODY toattend the Pawn \OR SALE—Eegant two-story and French-rool BRICK HOUSE, No, 730j21st st. n.w.. with wight rocms, cellar, "bath-room; all modern im- Weenie WHE be soklat a largam, "Apply to ALBERT F, FOX 920 F st. new. jel-8: T—A Furnished HOUSE, situated in » choicest location of the elty? fronting vab ie park and on a ear route. Will be rented : fy lw for three months, Address A. W.E.. SaF office, je By MEE cereal, (Rr, esrable BEC: HOUSES in South Washington, at, pant prices, $3.0 to $500 cash; balance {nm nthty pay- Location good, Appiy to AL® F + 920 F st. st. new. FOR RENT 1125 47h st. n.w.. BRIC Tooms, bath, water closet, water, = lar ard large yard: all in thorongh ord ow, Inquire of JAMES 8. TOP! jel 3t of uine tS, Zod Tr." Rent AM, 425 7:h st. “We Jel-la FoR BEAT Neat, Farnished PARLOR and BED-RUOM. first flcor: or nicely furnished second-story FRONT ROOM: private family: no children; no other roomers; location delightf 11, Kent very reasonable for the’ summer. 1017 11t | WW. jel-3.* FS, SALE-AT A BARGAIN—A well-built BRICK HOUSE, No, 1756 P Ww taining ten rooms, Cellar and stable; stationary Wa-hstands, hot and cold water, and all modern Hprovements. [Lt 20,87. cash: balance to suit purchaser, LOUIS P, SHUEMAKER, 990 F st. Dew. Jel-3t (OR RENT—Furnished or empty, for the sum= mérerio..ger, 1901 Harewood avenue, L-Dro.t opposite the fountain circle, It has twelve large cellars, and all medern conven‘ences; is near the streetcars, and one mile north of Judiciary Square Sryy on premises; or to BIRNEY & BIRNEY, No. 330 4's st. je1-4:* ‘OR RENT—HOUBE No. 1620 2d st. n.w., five rooms, Apply No. 1K st.n.e, my81 3." K RENT—Two handsomely furnished, larg> ROOMS, front afd back, second and thira floors; house tronts suuth, Rent reasonable. 915 New York ave. n.w. my3L-3U" KR RENT—BRICK DWELLING-HOUSE No. 928 E st. n w.; ba3 all the modern conve- iences. To 2 good tenant the rent will b3 low. Apply to WM. ORME & SON, my8l 3.* (OR RENT—HOUSE No. 1418 K st. n.w., twelve rooms; ali modern improvements; house Rent $166 WAGGAMAN 519 ‘OR RENT—NO_47K ST. N.E.—A French-roo BRiCK HOUSE, ten rooms; all the improve ments. Cheap rent io good, careful tenant. Fo: information, apply 709 Market Spac*, my31 3t RK RENT— 402 New Jerssy ave. n.w., near B & 0 R. R. and all cicy cars; six roome, bath- Tem, gas bardsome park, ‘ron, rallidg and sfable. Bent toeuit the times, Inquire third door orth. my31-3t* month “Anply ther. im 3b-3t ANTED—A perfect and clean copy of first numberof the EVEN ING 8TAK, for weer a pe Drice will be paid. Apply at the Star LOST AND FOUND. OST—Since last Tuesday, a pet CANARY. 1 W anakb—Gentiomen to know that WM. ‘(OR SALE AT A BARGAIN—Onr For Rant MOORE, Merchant "allor “01 New York Fre < EESMANER? TENANT 1468 N st, avenue, makes a specialty of Cutting Garm< new,) finisl In best le, thirt-en room: be made at home. ne AE Ty” | Srery rorm hosted: ihekedny ete ee rooms; speaking tubes; electric bells; stationary Washtube; vegetable aud meat cellar, Can be seen atany time. my31-lin R RENT—At low rave. to a desirable tenans, Part of, the elegant STORE No. 723.7th st 11) 30-6. Enquire at premises, OR RENT—The new three-story avd bisement Brick Dwelling HOUSE, No. 1537 8th strest ing at 813 14th st., i y i ings t., proving property and paying O T—A BUNDLE OF MANUSCRIPT COPY whi e crossing Judiciary Square; of no use to auy one but the owner. The finder will confera gieat favor by leaving the same at the Star of- te ce. OST—A Solitaire Diamond RING, during to L Week. |The finder wiil be rewardad by calil 4 a3 aro a FOR SALE. iy Bat HF itvesn fo teor soe aire tn good cont lon; wi cheaj © cash, 1013 Pennsylvania avenue n wee Oy gAPhT EB BALE-A valuable sorrel HORSE, seven years old: warranted sound, &.; sty- lish, and works well in harness; he is ‘also a good caddie horse. Can be seen at 807 4° street sw. je3-3t Ok SAGE = cst Fuom THE CouNtRY—One your g blooded MARE, 16 hands high, gept'e, and a god duiver; one driving and Faddle HORSE, can trot in 3 minutes: one bay MAKE. a lady can drive. 0. H.P. CLARK, at J.T. Price's Livery Stable.8116 hst.n.w. J8-6.> Pee ee AGAR A Hod secon hand CARKIAGE at COOK’S ' 4 ery Siable, Est,, between 12 h and 13 bh nw, Jel-ate R SALE—One Bay HORSE, very klad iahar- Ye nese. acd a good tamiie Hace neat sa nae: 3,one ign Buggy and one Family Carriaga. ths Date Buggy is new. Apply at No, 713 13:h st. nw. del-in FASS, SOR SALE —T have J st arrived frou the Mountains to-day wit" ‘en (0) bead of HOSES and one PUNFY. which 1. kind in all harness and fearless o¢ locomotives, (an be found at BURGDORF & BRO.'S Stables, 418 and 420 8-h st. nw jel-2* HARRY HURIH, *R SALE-A SPENDID TURNOUT—B ack MAKE, Side-Bar BUGGY aud. HARNESS: Mare can trot in three’ minutes; itis a superior roadster, = geile. Can be seen between Bam and 6 p, HUGUELY & BOWEN'S, New York ave., bet 6:h and 7ch sts, “$150 will_ buy a Lew PH ETON BUUGY: just the thing for a Family or a Doctor. Co.t $260 three menths ago; owner has no more use for it; has two. Call at MCCLOUGH- LLN'S Livery Stable, 20 st., near corner of East Capito? st. Jel 3* ‘OR SALE—HORSE, Side-Bar Tp BUGGY and HARNESS, together or sepa-, Fate; Horse sound, Wind an ost new and in ‘order; Rarpess nearly now and fn condition. Wil excl or will buy first-class H: for lady to drive, not over ei; ana 3 sy tray id fast; Bu; rfect sultanle ft years old, su a clean, eas . Addres: tar office. Jjel-3t - Fe SALE ing left the city for the sui a fine octave Rosewood PIANO? 10 ‘Very low for ca:h, by a gentleman immer, 008 seen at 723 7ch st. n.w. Would take payment. my80-6: C= CHANDELIERS, In order to close out the remainder of our ENGLISH CRYSTAL CHANDELIERS ‘we have made another LARGE DEDUCTION in the prices, and would suggest to all persons wishing a fine article at LOWEE PRICES than they can ever be had again, to examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere, yel-tr L.w.: hasal’ the mouery conveniences; ferty dal- Return to 1207 11th street northwest. $i lars ($40) per month. W. 8: THOMPSON. Phar. reward, it macist, 703 15th st. ms23-Le JUN D—On Miy 30-h, on the Jane Moseley, a ‘OR SALE—A fine Brick HOUSE; Capito: Hil, SHAWL. which the owner can have by appiy- Bands mely furnished. willbe sold for $7,000. ossesses every couventence. front and back yard With fruit tres. Addsess ‘t HOUSE. "ost Office. my 28-6 * R KENT—HOUSE, corner 6th and F strests Lorhwest, 14 rooms. bath, &c.; suitable for boarding house; also Siure with nice basement and large vault. Apply to DANIEL HANN Plumber, my28 6, KR RENT—* 0. 1527 COLUMB'A STREET—Ten dooms, Latie es gas aud bath, $20 per month, *pply National Savings Bank. 15th sireet and New York uvenue, my25-im 708 REST. — A new and elegant HOUSE 1840 Vermont ‘ave., compie-e Tall its appolut ents, Rent low.” Inquire of WM, STICK NEY, National Savings Bank, corner 15th st. and N.¥! . my21 lin KR RENT.—A Desirable STORE and Dwell- ing, three-story Brick House, 16rvoms, with Bodern improvements. Aso large Store with large show windows. No. 198 Pennsylvania ave. n.W. Key second door westo preniees. Rant low to god ienant, m) 23-100" ‘OR REN t—Three-story brick HOUSn, No, 80 2d st., Georgetown; gas and water: metro- politan cars’pass the dcor: rent very low to a good tenant. “Apply to FRANK LIBBY, Lumber Mare chante and N- Ys ave., Wa hington, my a-tin K RENT—At 6 Grant Place, two large, soccnd Fatory Furnished BOMMS eh aulto Se sheets south anid cast front; modern improvements Bat low for simmer. my20 3 .* K SALE —The delightful RESIDENCE, No, Fone street, Franklin Row, formerly occ ied by the late Admiral Goldsborough, is now of- Yerea for sale. It is in perfect orderand ready for immediate occu For further eR, tion, Terms of sale reasonabie information app'y on the. prem- te myl4-1m R RENT—No, 817 921 st. n.w., 9 room Fonte newly painted inside: water, “gas, arge yard ahd shed; one square from Avenudcars, Rent $18 Key 815. my10 lin® R RENT—HOUSE No, W918 Nat. n.w., uine Tooms, water, gas, bath and marble mantow Apply next dooF;"or Paint Btores LaiT i Dw. my7-1m oR RENT—A DaciRABLE STONE AND FIKZ ‘TURES—The cuigibiy, Torated and popular bs BTORE. No. 107 Market. bps cecupied by D. E. W. Carter, ha just repaired and it in ol . is, its Pix- tures, for rent. Apply at No. 612” Peunsyivania ave. my7 lin re ys din R_RENT—HOUSES of various sive, ai Fi greatiy reduced prices, 0o'R."B Guage yaa as aeaw. & myisn Rk RENT—Vi leasant FRONT ROOM. ee a ee % a ven and required, “Terms in Locality central Bod deitgnttai, sini thyete Ae aa ten (iv reedaiena FW Mtuis svenne 20 oss ene ante rebuilt last summer, and in a ie cre srt Reig WP use eae EA fapoer SP Bocas ances =Ts fo QOaTs and VESTS A. STRAUS’, =] it ook af the Si Suit vat ‘at 35 conta, at ‘ABD save money, Qrrice OO i U8". BIRAUB, WGegant House, No. 17 Grant Place ani ‘0. 17 Gran e Fine House, Nov 82) Bist ewe Desirable Brick, corner 9th and N sts. n.w. Poors. on wo se se OB RENT. By B. 0. HULTZMAN, 10th and F ste 619 Pa. ave. n.w., Store... S eee Pa. ave. n.w., 16 rooms, mod. imps.cs« Fy 907 13th st, 12 rooms, mod imps. | E st. n.w., 10 rooms,” furnished. 15 2A st. n. 10 rooms, mod. im | 2141 Pa. ave, n.w., Ll rooms, mod. | €03 F st. n.w., 9 rooms, mod. imps........ j 4s 13 mod. imps 454 K st. p.w., @ rooms, mod. imps. i paBEkeesngnaazass gaesessceassesees* jel-tr EAL ESTATE BULLETIN or THOS. E. WAGGAMAN 519 Seventh St. (Changes made every Wednesday and Saturday.) Brick Houses for Sale. Toad, mod, wef '$83.000 Hotel, Pa. ave., m. Three-Story Park Hotel. 7th st Continental ‘721 723. 2101 G st. n.w., mod. imps.. 12 rs. 458 La. ave. n.w. mod. imps.. 20 Ts 514 5th st, n.w., mod. imps., 15 rs 220 Ist st. n.e.,"mod. imps. 12 rs. %O 13M st. n.w., mod. imps., 12 Ts Two-Story Brick and Frame Houses for Sale S20 11h gr aes. fe. 8. $1 500 Wey f.b., 6 rs,cacl Py water. 6 .F st and New Hamp.ave.n.w..f-h.,6 8 1,000 Bhst.s.e.. fh. 6 rs... a 1000 18,82 83 Burns’ Court,b.h..4 rs.,east.... 1 000 1005 8. Carolina ave, s.e., f h., 10 rs. Unimproved Property for Sale. 1 8.0..DOP Tees cose C st. bet. 21 and 34's. 80 a) 5 oY 5 bet. 17 b 3 G st. bet. 21a"and 221 n, “50 D st., bet. 12 hand 13 b's. 160 Houses for Rent. 1110 F st, n.w., mod. imips.. 12 rs. $3. 1016 11th'st. n.w.. furn.. mod, im 8° 417 13. st. n.w., store, mod. imps. 3 2031 1 st. n.w., mod. tinps., 13, % 1521 1 st. n.w.. mod, imps.” 10 rs. 50 916 E st. nw., mod” imps’, 10 re bu Jor 7th st. mw.» mod. inips.. 13 Fs 50 467 Missouri ave. u.w.. m + 5 1137 7thst. now. 40 105 H “ 40 4) t + TL GSh Bowe Mod. Imps. 30 719 22d st. n.w., mod. Imps, Ba 6 hst. n.w., mod imps 2s 708 710 + mod, ims, 2 1315 10th st. nw mot. imos.. 20 119 21st st. new., med imps. 6 rs ~ 2 406 11 nsi. ssw. mod. imp. 8:5, 2 1214 Pa. ave, n.w.. store, mol, imps., 2 » 2 212 Bridge at, prod. imps. are. 15 35-37-40 Myrtte st.. md, imps. 6° 15 st. n.W.. 778 51 73 21 st.. Georgetown, m ug 5S Va, ave. 1 1600 4th st, p.w., 5 rs. 1B Jissne on the Ist and 15th of each month a bui letin of all property for sale and rent on my bo: which can ad on application at my office, o1 Will be sent by mail if desired. Auction Sales, Ou TUESDAY, June 4ih, a: 5 p. m.. 1106 N.Y. avenue, Loans. $1,000, $2,000, $1,500, $5C0, $350, at 8 par cent. bier For RENT— B, H. WARNER & Cv., BRAINARD H.WARNER, EDWIN A.MCINTIRE. 916 F street northwest. 1206 K st. nw, .-....$150 12268 st.nw, 1006 F st. sto&dwel..100 943 0 st 1211 O, furnished....90 cor. 21st and F (fur). ..95 1109 F st. stoddwel, 83: 1369 14.h, 807 N.J. ave,. 214 4th st. se. 6: Ww eeereee. 30 1415 3d st. 0 os 1914 9th st. NW, .-2-----80 8116 10th at. nw... ith and &. '30 H st. ne, st, is B10 4th st, nS. 31 P, with mn 10 stable, &c.10 1W,- seeee-85 7th near Boundary: 'g.Geo'n, 35 Parl 1226 28tb st. Le ae iso, a number oj 1 Houses, above. ‘a list of which 1s materiall; every day on the bulletin at our of EAL ESTATE BULLETIN, ‘WM. E. BUBFORD, 708 E street. I offer a three-st id. basement press brick of ree-story ani ent house. centrally located. AG-rome, ihodere im rovements, with nice lot for $5,000; $500 c: | Potomac. Address Va. ash, balance to suit the purchaser in monthly instal ments, ortherwise at 5 Bor cent., now paying 10 per cent. interest on $6 0 Also several great bargains in two-story press brick houses in all sectious of the city. Tand8 Tooms, modern improvements, small ay- ments and balance in monthly instalments, Several elegant lots at greatly reduced prices and on easy terms, A three-story brick veriniss roperty, located ry ict usiness . on Fenneyivanis avenue, With mat cust acer; will be traded for anice well-built 8 or9 1eom houge and seme unimproved property and wil) assume small incumbrance, r Rent. 1007 9th st., brick, 10 rs., mod. imps. 1218 N st., frame,'8 rs.. mod, imps. 16(8 Corcoran st., brick, 6 rs. 1220 20°h st., frame, 6 rs. Rear 1140 20th st., frame, 67s. 6-r‘om cottage at Gaithersburg. MEDICAL, &c. 50 REWARD IF DR. BROTHERS FAILS TO cure any case of Female Weakuess, irr-gulari tes and Obstructions; 30 years’ experience. Omtice 906 B st. 8.w., opposite Smithsonian. ANBOOD RESTORED. A victim of youthful imprudence, causing pre- mature decay, nervous debility, etc. having tried in vain every known remedy, has found a simple m: 29-20" OR EPARTMENT CLERK4 OTHERS Yq D-To Ex. D Nishing COUNTRY BOARD, address hee W #hame wots % al,’ Star office, a Tar ¢.. for on in Bou yee UMMER REORT AT FALLS < ae By CIS cr sere oom: Golightful sade; Goud Bui ding, fortnirer dass. Water: good board, or Pai Churebs Vik WE HUNDRED Dy y Porson getting was apngor a 9 dreseC, W., Star (over, meut Department, fice. U4 RDING.—tentlemen and others remaini 1 incity during the summe> may be suited wi NOW is THe Tome To Pay >PECIAL comvortable ROOMS: Table ROARU AT required: | JN iM rltoy Ear NT TAXES, ‘aud “save ths references exchanged. Appiy ow rRe discount atlow for the next ten favs sae yas) | CHias.Ebtes isa Pvc mw. “i TPREMONT HOUSE Parties who desire grad G10 000 TO LOAN at 8 per cot on Wann ws Horel BOARD, with coo! and airy ROOMS, can ‘ocate at this fayorite Hotel for the summer Iron ths, at the foliow ing reduced rates: Goutleman and_ ifr, $50 to $60 per month: single Roms, to $80 per moLth. aud $8 "0 $40 per week; table | Boaid, $0 per month aud $5 per week Byres; A lady wh has a cottage at Ca May for the accommouaation of boarders, would like 10 see before the 5:h of Juge, any who parpose vishing there, at 1320 G +*, mysi 3~ CUNTRY BOARD —At Laurel, fine, large, | iry FRONT ROOM, suitabl three gentl men; terms $20 per halfprice. JN. HERBERT, Cau GUSMEE BOAR D—Hieh, health, S large om ry Ss. abu pe hour's 11 ¢ from Wasbington; hous: Property. Also $5,000, $4,500 and $1 oa. _Je1-3t_ Room No. 1. Nat. Me POR SALE-Vixy CHvar or exon City Property, a fine FRUIT FARM | ing 100 acres, unihcumbened: rall from Washt | 1135 New Jersey 300 WANTED for? or 8 years on Rul Ew Se. ty in the best part of he city: will neat $10 per month, which will de assiene) . by AME: z ¥ 10 per cent. interest, MIP stn ) LOAN a MONEY ON REAL ESTATE, tor locacion, | lance of shade, gwd | | | | nutes walk from station. For turthar par- | In sums to suit at 8 per cent.. and at 7 per cout. on ‘iculars call or address C. W. THOMPS0 8%. Gai- , business property, : thersburg, Montgomery Count: m313 R. O. HOLYZMAN, y16t 190 and F stranis Aw JK SALE ST CK and FIXTURES of ano i established Grocery Stand, Inquire at N | 1301 est. my3 NTRY BOARD-~At ** Books’ Mansion, near the station, on Metropolitan road, aboat el minutes’ ride from city ; large rooms. healthy loratton, good water, fin Terms med ™ : erate, Inquire on premi | FE RENT Best BUSINESS STAND ini T TALBOTT HOUSE, HALF MILE FRom | I cit arket Space—Low vocapied by W. Hatmeeiiie Dy By mn Metropolitan Branch | hilberg. Possession given at me. 1. B& O R.R, and two miles from Sugar Loaf remises, my3t-3 Mount sin, God table. peasant rooms, and pare LE—A corner GROCERY 8TORE va ar, or term, apply to u porthwestery tor f he et do wm 2ttm “WA TALROTT Bamesvil e. Md. | sod Wvsines ra ean CF oad OAKD.- 007 Fst. u.w., handsomely farnishet | Store and dwelling $20 per mouth. Aires Best. | i ded, by “unusnally spactou- | BESS. Bteroficn my8l 6° sbded gi t Omir, Patent OF YOVERNMENT OR STATE CLAL Judiciary Square within two minutes’ w | Gr VOUCHERS purchased or sold fo 1 P tor table. ‘T-rms moderate. me erchanged fr Proper'y, Richa’ At CSNTEY RO RD —On farm seven minutes | fake Notes for Lots, Laud or Gis, oF Wester a walk of Laurel station, Washington Brauch B. | Of, Eastern Propert¥. or vice versa, A Mress #0. R. K.; pleasant rooms, good board: te-ms | ‘“TRA Btar office, with fall parte y's moderste, “Address. Mrs, % Mutual be 330 6 * KENNADY, 1 Prince George's county. Mi. m) 22-1 GUMMER BOAED.—Board for the summer can \) be had at the ++ Highlands,’ five miles from Washington; ten trains of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad stop dsily each way at the station on the Place; Jarge rooms and goods board at fair prices: | accessible Uy the Baltimore turnpike, “Ap 5 on | m™m) TPO 1.0 CN_ $12. 000 on first cla: erty, at 7 per ces in one or@w lay. $3,000 at 8 percent. and smaller snin- to suit, WM. E. BUKFORD. 708 Est. my2-0* TPWO FIRST CLASS REAL ESTATE N > ene for $2,000 and one for $2 590. secured Valuable property located on 13 bh et Circle. tor the place to Mrs. E. HERBERT." my20-89_ | Mile at the face) with secreed teres JON Coan: BOABD, two and one-half miles | SIIEKMAN & ©O., Real Estate and Loans, St at rent ty Sepa moderate, sae Cloud Building. my29 lw ble, daily matis, &c., &e. ress Dr. . ISU RAN ci 8 _LUPTON, Winchester, Fred’koo..Va. mim | J N3URANCE AND TOANS FIRE,LIFE, ACCIDENT and MARINE IN- BURAN?E, at lowest rate-. Special attention ¥en to the Investment of money on Real Eta curity. TYLER & RUTHERFORD, Insure Agents and Brokers, Office No. 628 aw. my28 lint GREAT BARGA 50 BRICK HOUSES a aa en. parts of city: prices $l 200 0 $10.00: U rms to sul: $1,000, $1500 $2 OW te percent, HOUSE & RESTE. 5187:h st. Fu SALE—A new three-story DWELLING, ten rooms, cellar, hact TW YORK AVENUE HOTEL Cor. New York ave. and Lith et, Terms: $2 50 per day. A liberal arrangement will be made with person: whe desire Meals ont} marll-8m only. JOHN B. SCOTT, Proprietor. —_—————_— BOOKS AND STATIONERY. = ing. near corner 12th and N sts. u.w. NEW BOOKS. ata bargain, Terms easy. Apply tJ. B. a VER. 810 F'st. new. m Keremos, by Longfellow. E-TAURANT NEAK NATIONAL TH: Foganuc People, by Mrs. H. B. Stowe, WR er tirrect amt tas Fixtures and ¥ A Year Worth Living, by Wm: M. Baker. pind License for sale cheap, — Alsi. several Phe Adventuresof an American Consul Abroad. | HOUSES aud STOUER for rent.” Apply to Records of Living Officers of the U. S. Navy. ore ALLISON NAILOR J m327-6t WM. BALLANTYNE & SON'S, my27-tr 428 Seventh st.n.ww. (HE WOMAN'S BIBLE, a free transia- tion by Miss Smith. of Giastenbury, Co sold at BALLAN YNE y ed by classical scholars, EW BOOK List. Wallace’s Tropical Nature. Mocern Dwellings. Spectrum Analysis. Poganuc People. Mrs. Stowe. 7OK SALE OR LEASE kno“ nas “ABINGTON mac river opposite the Wash be Virgit ta side, and berd oa the Washington snd Alexandria turnp road, tv. miles from the National caplt This superd piace consists of four Aity scres, with two dwelling houses. tee-house dati y and Hecessary outbuildings, aud flue orcuard of r rrounding the mansion house ara in the state. aud consist of ten leusely shated with 18, rown trees of different 1 ari ‘Asa resi The Lt. Col. Uitis dence for a gentleman of large Ic has no Insanity au ention. Dr. Tuke. o the €or a = Stucio, Field ery. “Rollin or a. ius oniate has on it a new cattle and stock yard, whi all th three high: mead ferm, Odds and Ends. Henry Jauet. Mrs Busnett’s Miss Crespign: Esther Pennefather Justine’s Lovers... Less Black Than We're Painted. Deceivers Ever. .... The American Episcopate. to nS RSASSELASSLSS hands of energetic parties, could gain the su-rounding section’ and of the . The soil is very fertile and rket garden and dai-y rpassed. One haudrsd asily kept on the piace. esta'e will be seld at private sale at easy CROQUET, in ail styles, | SOLEMN a De eg, terms cr rented to responsible parties for a m) 22-17 911 Pennsyloaniaae-nue, | ,,For porticnlars, address Col, ARTHUR HER- | BFRT. Alexandria, Vay my27-6t FOE SALE OR EXCHA -—A beautiful Country RESIDENCE and Fruit FARM. near ae LATEST PUBLICATIONS. | A synopels of History, by Sam’l. Willard, Moda- qa Dugiings tn Towa, and Country. \by i. i. by Rollin. ‘The | | | | How to | | | Washington; $1 000 worth of fruit can be sold fron . Studio, Field and Galery, the place annually, “Apply to JES HE Be Hoe by G. D. Boardman. man House, north Capitol st., near Baltimore and tog So eS B, Ayres. | Spactram Obio Depot. my 15-002 “Penneteather, by ‘Allee Perry; S, COLDSTEL & co., of American Fiction. Reapl e LOAN AND COMMISSION BROKERS, s Than We Are Pain by James | NORTHEAST CORNER TENTH AND D STREETS, Deceivers, Ever; by Mrs. H. Lovet! Gain Is He Popenioy?' A'novel, by A. Trollope. Private Entrance on Tenth Street. ‘eramos and other Poems, by Henry ‘Wadswort, Longfellow. $1.25. Memolr of Wm. F. B. by gor by Bir; Wo eile Ree ce ST |. itecnl p tupaoes minh on air 0 Ouenaie- {haps and illustrations. $12, . | sion, on Watches. Diamonds aud Jeweliy, Sliver MOHUN BRos.. | ¥are, &c., for any timedesired on very reasous.io my18-tr Booksellers and Stationers, 1015 Pa.ay | KTms, BR BOOK LIST FOR MAY. 2a, The oldest and largest business tn the city. ks ip nw by A. J. C. Hi 50: Viking and other Boctis bys eearey oe bos The >R SALE—A neat, entirely new two-story Stud of Milton’s Paradise Lost, by Hines, $1.50: Brick DWELLING, brick frout, bay e Greeks of To-day, Tuckerinan, $1 502 Oring | Window. 6 rooms and. tal it and cold water, 3. C. Reports. vol B) $0, Go a Fable of | mA ble “mantels, latrobe. Tange; parked: ‘weil vol 1. $7.60: Jone Zvois. | located. ‘Terms cay iy BTANLEY JONES, *ChHord'sG. , Reporte wa ‘S. Digest’ | Heal Estate Broker, B11 71h st. mys- vol. 8. pew series, We have just received a | NEY T A Farvacs fone fois garemeaz, ees, | MONTY oan ng 8 ‘aper and Envel MR. P. WALLACH having witharawn from Cardsand Env. in wood and 5 30, Cards and Envelopes, in w ot eee, | the firm cr 8. Goldsteln &'Co., is bow prepared co Gered promptly. 4&0. H. MO} Ny, | LIBERAL ADVANCES Law Booksg.uens, WATCHES, DIAMON1)8. GOLD AND 81 mylé-tr 475 Penna. | VARE, » neat es | ON THE Mi ‘ST REASONABLE TERMS. Penns) ivaula avenue, PROFESSIONAL. | KB. H. F. WRIGHT, Clatreoyant and nent in renting (without druze . at aininent success tn ‘without . and Chronic Diseases, Consultation tree” tal Gat YN. DUTTON, 1 Oe Safe Deposit Co.°s Building, n, ] 5 “8 Bul , cor, 15th st. aud New York ave octae'1ys | ENRY J. ENNIB, 7116 street, te Pat Spioctrician: snd Med ‘Mater. ix. imental Work Specialty, in Paten: work @ . 7 pay ‘Expert oe EDUCATIONAL. REN CH LANGUAGE. Prof. H. MA 2113 Penna. sve, He will be at home every day from 2 to 5 o°clock for conversational exar- cises, Jd 1m, w,5.4¢ MM Bei BUD HOMMECAN ACCOMMO- Alle BATE the following School year a few young ies as BOARDING PUPILS. Her present Residence, 1014 12th st., offersall the comforts of ahome, Lange airy rooms, delight ‘ully furnished, a bountiful and good table, under esupervision of a kind hostess, the mother of a he D*: T. M. TALHOTT, Dentist. ‘Removed to southeast corner 7th ike] pense? © self cure, which he Will send’ FREE to Ms fell K. FRANK WHITE, the Magnetic Healer, a Sufferers: "Address J.H. REEVES.” 732 10th street n.w.," treate successfully the ENGLISE DEFASTNEIE m)24-eoly &k 43 Chath~m st., N. ¥. | wost obstinate Chronic and Acute Diseases, ‘Con, | {2 charge of able and Experienced Teachers, tn- = suitation free. Officehours—8 toll a. m, and Sic | “ludes all the branches ofa tho.ongh wlucstion QYGSTERS LINDMENT He Sen French will beconstantly spoken withthe pupils, att Cures Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Headache and — accomplished Resid -nt FRENCH GOVERNESS as- Pe sores pains, inure, 2c. Pec fale, T BR. J. Be CIBES, vise, * <=) sisting Mile, PkUD "HOMME in this department. Grow ey SESE Bans Scents. STOTT E | ey ge BetUS? brent, Muste’and other accomplishinents lu charge of able for Wasbit.gton, ‘aplb-m, wf. marl-ly Over Thompeon’s Drug S:ore, terins cal! at 1014 12ch st. ‘ y }. ile. Prod*homme's French Ciasses for Diechattie Sion meaning aod ng | DURE Perit ame pro soutien | yt ical’: rene, Cnet ayy at ov bo ee wh Saenday and Satur | cts of Teeth. 8: Teeth Ailed fa: Rxeenct Gp | Uys! OS 12h st 1019 Gi "ana at tous Asth w: day, at No, » D.W.. from % thou: cent residen = ann en Ail Female Complaints quickly case Omens | mg mathont cperationgetaa-ay | fidence. a ae Residence, 3 Monroe st., Baltimore, Q{PECIAL NOTICE.—Dr, ROBERTSON S consulted every W ednesday and sateen aries Reiter on alt dideases of fe Ang soe from 8 to 8 Tey" OD a wiz: Organtcaudsemingi Wane Office ano novié-ly ‘ous Diseases, aess. Nervous Del Ni ‘Trembling. Paipiegon cae aeee, ervous . Bal bt or Giddiness, ‘Indigestion = ing from ones yout 3 Dithness of 81 Cc SULT DR. LEu! speci in the city. a cure in the wees =e nortiweat Dorl-ly SY =E=T LEAF TEA, (THEA BOHEA,) 50 Cants Poump, Can only be had at my25-tr OC. WITMER’S, 1918 Ponn. Ave. Bro he Black ALPACA Do. HAI and LINEN DUSTERS. Waite DUCK VESTS. be W. 8. TEEL, my3l-tr 935 Penn. avenue. SQFraune LEAF ze 50 CENTS A POUND, Genuine sold only at my Store, 1332 F STREET, Bz- The Name being my Trade- Mark, my31-3t ‘B. W. BUBOHELL, Foi —I take this method of 5 Bry Stables trot 2100 new and commodious ssstable” Thanking yo GUMMER COURFE at SD SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEG ‘7b and L streets, duriug May, June and July, Tuition by, the month in Penmanship. Corre- spondence, Bookkeeping and the caiculations con- nected therewith. For terms inquire at the College OMce. m+4 8m MAELEWOOD INSTITUTE, Conconp- VILLE, PA.—Bor 0. E. KENDALL & SON, BN, 1S Beton ¥ M.t.y NEAR THE BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD Depot, Have for sale a fou, pore of those cele- rat ICE KING REFRIGERATORS than half the manufacturers’ prices, WHO VALUE THEIR SIGHT to enow | #15. Students nd tor business "Yale oe har: ‘the beat One GLASS eo a, Sary College. tusteuctors first clang, Cu OF Hae- Hi ae the eye, fel 22-1y J ORT LIDG EL Penn: avenve n.w. 36 Street. ca AMES COREIDON, Professor Penma: J sk. Bt. Cloud Building. @h and ¥. writing, OOK ki ing and Short->-nd taught ip short an easy wourses of lessons. Thor tostruction guaranteed. Lessons given si jonces and & Schools. Jet-1y* PERSONAL. A KADY, OF RE-PECTABILITY WOULD like to take charge of a House for the symmor nihs; references exchanged, Address V.. Star office, jean 2° + TKOLOGIST — Mas. Dr. i118. 68 Penn. ivania avent you would know the tru Consult the Dr. in all things, ‘Office hours from @ ap! Wasuineron HOME REMED) DE. LEWIS’ PLASTER, SEVEN FOR A QUARTER,