Evening Star Newspaper, June 15, 1878, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. DOUBLE SHEET. WASHINGTON: SATURDAY... June 15, 1878. CROSBY 8. NOYES....Editor. | Arerage sworn Daily Circulation over | 17,500. being a much larger bona fide, regular and permanent circulation than that of ail the other daily papers in the city added together. To Correspondents. Letters should be addressed to the Editorial or Business Manager of THe STAR, according to their | tenor, and not to any Individual name. Otherwise | Provoking delays may occur. Checks, ete., should in all cases he made payable to the order of THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER Comrany,—not to that of any individual. #@ Anonymous communications not read; re jected manuscripts not returned or preserved. The Star for the Summer. Persons leaving the city may have THe STAR sent to their address by mail, postage prepaid, for such period of time as they may desire, at the rate of 15 cents per week, 60 cents per month, $1.75 for three months, or $8 for six months. @e@ The money to pay forthe time required must in all cases accompany the order, Otherwise the paper cannot be se Some Further Views in Regard to the New District Government. Louis, and some other cities, show by their precautionary measures that they look to the Possibility of the oceurrence of strikes this summer that may develop into bloody riots If not vigilantly watched. The trouble is not with the strikers proper, but with the vagrant | tramps, who, as was the case last summer, | Seize the opportunity afforded by an extensive | strike to indulge in incendiarism, pillage and murder. It is not believed that the working- element to diseredit them again in this way, and, in fact, many of their organizations have already denounced and repudiated this red- handed gang of thieves and cut-throat ICE CHESTS cheap. REFRIGERA RS made toorder. Alsv, a small TOP, AGON for sale cheap, at 1 2 eae D. 5-21" piarcs FOR RENT DURING THE 8UM- er from $2 upwards. Also ey =) Fa, SALE.—Now is the time to buy TO!) W. for sale at_r duced rates on easiest term: by G. L. WILD & BRO., 723 7th street new. je15-lw oJ APANESE LANTERNS, JAPANESE FANS, OF VARIOUS COLORS AND PATTERNS. JAPANESE CURIOS. N. W. BURCHELL, je15-2t 1332 F strect, 1 00 DOZEN CLARET WINE, Selected by an expert and bottled in m: a professional. 1 guarantee it tho fines the District at the pil e—$4.50 por dozen c. WITMER, collars by WINE in The great benefits and advantages resulting to Washington under the operation of the new | government law become more apparent as the | impertant features of the measure are constd- ered and discussed by our citizens. The new relations between the general goy. ernment and our local affairs, assume 1 by the United States under the provisions of this act, are productive of such important results to our welfare, as at once to lift Washington from the position of much doubt and uncer- tainty, and place her future destiny upon the Solid foundation of fixed and permanent pros. perity commensurate with the growth of the entire nation. | Heretofore Washington, as the capital of the republic, has, like a negleeted step-child, been dependent upo1 the temper and aprics of Congress for any recognition of its just de mands, and been subject to its arbitrary will | inthe levying of enormons taxes upon our property; but now. under the solemn eom pact of the law, the United States of America is pledged henceforth to pay one-half of the ex en es of the government of the District of | Co'ambia, and also one-half the cost of all | the local improvements authorized. The rate of taxation agreed upon and fixed factory, and is substantially perma. nent: atleast, itis not likely to be increase a3 Cong ess is bound for appropriations in Dopo tion to the revenue raised by our taxa- | ten | By the above conditions: by the abolishment | of all boards of local officers, and placing the | government affairs of this large community | under the absolute control of three United | States Commissioners; by providing for the | ment of the District indebtedness: by re- | | | | quiring the transaction of all its financial matters to be made and under the supervision of the U.S. Treasury; in short, by the tenor and terms of the entire act. Congress has suddenly and substantially converted the heretofore neglected and disjointed District of Columbia into adepartment or bureau of | the government of the United onsibility for | the functions of control and res] its future management the affairs represented by the other | departments of the general government. | Therefore, by the provisions of this new law, Washington has, at last, become in its govern. ment, entirely nationalized, which we have long contended for as tie only true position for the growth and grandeur of the natiou’s capitol. By the government of the United States thus taking exclusive charge of the af- fairs of the District of Columbia. the destiny and prosperity of Washington is assured and guaranteed by the whole power, wealth, and credit of the nation. Its future career is now removed from local control, and has become merged into the great goverment of the na- tion, as one of its speetal trusts confided by the Constitution to the exclusive jurisdiction of Congress, which, as trustees for the whole people of the United States, has finally as- sumed its exclusive management in the inter ests of the entire country. As soon as our citizens and the country generally realize the full effect of this new law upon Washington interests, we shall un- doubtedly witness a revival of business and an investment in real property here unequal- led in our city’s past history. No other city in America presents such inducements for safe and permanent investments in proper- ty and it is a conceded fact that no other place in the country is so attractive for a resi- dence and home. The endorsement of Wash- ington interests by their exclusive manage- ment and control, by the general government, insures safety and prosperity. Washingto2 is now the recognized ‘Department of the Capitol”—as much under the exclusive con- trol of the United States government, which is responsible for its future credit, care and maintainance,as the state, war, navy and al) other departments of the general government. This is the true, proper and constitutional position, arrived at after seventy years of | experiments. It is now permanent. a If our neighbor of the Repunlican will rub his specs and take a good look at THE Srax article, he will hardly construe it as “advo- | as absolutely as | vating the appointment of anothercommission | to take charge of the public improvements of the Distri Se. Quite the rev The London press is wrestling with the | question, what shall be done with the Indian | troops in the event of the assurance of Euro- | pean peace? The natural course would seem | to be to send them back where they came from. But now that the warlike enthusiasm ef the Oriental subjects and ailies of | England has been thoroughly aroused it is suggested that it would be well to giv them a little excitement by way of encourage- i ment and not send them ignominiously home again, disappointed and dissatisfied. Two plans are proposed. One is to transport them | to England at the public expense, feast and entertain them, and having impressed them with the greatness of the “Empress of Tadia” and her western kingdom. to | send them back in honor to Asia. It is expected that such a visit would have al- most as overwhelming an effect on the Orien- tals, in the way of keeping them at peace with | the English government, as the trips of our | Indian chiefs to Washington for the same pur- pose have had in reudering Indian wars im- possible. By the other plan, excitement of a | more stirring nature is offered. It is proposed | to transport them immediately to the seat of | War in South Africa, where they will have the | opportunity of Working off their military en- | thusiasm by fighting against the Caffres. As | the African heat makes away with the British \eguiars. and the campaign has not been en- lirely satisfactory so far. it is probable, that if either of the Plans is adopted, it will be the one which is pyompted by utilitarian motives. +e —_ ‘The system of consular reports, introduced by Secretary Evarts, has had the effect not | uly of suggesting an indefinite expansion of our commerce, but also of pointing out, defi- nitely, the ways in which it can be effected. Many of the reports are no doubt rose-colored ; | but it is likely that the facts stated can be re- lied upon, and the scattered reports collected and printed in durable form, would be valu:. bie to American trade. | —— | | &-ply Linen Coliars, 8 f | ethe | best di Neckwear and Hosiery. | stugte width | owner jel-tr 1918 Pennsylvania aveniee L INEN LAWNS: NEAT STYLES AND VERY CHEAP. | French Lawns and Organdies. ring Silks. in Stripes and Checks. ack and Plain Colored Silks. s, in a'l colors and shades, S n Umbrellas. have a full stock of all kinds of DRY GOODS \ we ail of which will be sold at very low rates to reduce stock #8 We solicit a call from all purchasers. WM. RB. RILEY, Je15-tw 713 Muerket Space. JRE4PX-MADE SHIRTS, Men’s unfinished Shirts, 60 cents: of Wamsi Scents. Finished, 75 cents: of W sutis muslin. 90cents, Boys? Shirts, 12, 12% and 18-inch, at 50 cents unfinished, and 75 cents fin- ished, of Wamsntta cotton. SHIRTS TO ORDER. The best Shirts at $2.25; second. $2. $1.75, $1.50, $1.25 and $Leach. Fit always warranted. Bes? $1, special bargaia: Linen © 25 cents per pair; ». 87% cents. Jeaus Drawers. 60 cen’s. ize Undershirts: Lisle Thread do, Novelties in THOMPSON'S SuIRT FACTORY. jeld-tr_ 816 F st. n.w., opp. Patent Oftive. Bevrnes, BUNTINGS, BUNTIN: . 6 for $1 Will open Monday 17th, 50 pieces double and Bu all colors: 10 pieces Freach Buntings ( . from 37'5 to 62'sc. Selling ar redueed pr ces our stock of Linen Lawns, French | Lawns, and al’ kinds of White Goods; also. Black plored Sik and Wool and ail Silk @r ‘ain Mesh, L pin's aud other makes of Black sold less than cost. ¥ desirable Goods at extra low rates. W. M. BROWN, B14 Sth street naw. Lia"4 Lace suawes AND 8aCQUES, I have received a large stock of LACE SHAWLS and SACQUES, which will pe sold at one-fourth their regular price. SHAWLS from 35 to $25 BACQUES from $3 to $15. e all in perfect order, and warranted real Call and examine them. as our orders from the her is. “Bell them at any price, regardless of alu CONNOLLY'S, je15-tr___ 608 9th street, opp. Patent Office, Cc HEAP LUMBER. CHEAP. AMAZINGLY LOW PRICES FOR LUMBER. ,, Will discount any published price jist for cash gon, A complete stock of SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS, AT PANIC Price: THOS. W. SMITH, Near B. & O. R. R. Depot. je15-1m. F OOR STAIN, all shades, and MIXED ‘AINTS tor fainily use, for tale at J. B. MOORE'S, Druggist, 1924 Pennsylvania avenue, West End. jel4 30 B. DUNN. P. On the opening of his NEW HOUSE, at 517 7ch st. u.Ww., opposite the Post Office, cordially ex- tends to his frsendsan invitation to favor him with their presence on that occasion—SATURDAY EVENIXG, June 15th. jel4-2t* ATTEN TION, TRAVELERS: MOHAIR AND LINEN DUSTEBS, W. 8. TEEL, Jel4-tr 935 Pennsyleania avenue. ISSOLUTION. The firm of N. A. Poole & Co. has this day been DISSOLVED by inutual gonsent. N. A. POOLE assumes all liabilities, and wiil make all col- lections of the late firm, and will continue the busi- ess at the old stand, under the firm name of N.A. 3 . N. A. POOL: anaes 386.7 HENDERSON, ‘Washington, D.C., June 8, 1878. jel4-3.* NI OTICE. an . . BARLOW’S GALLERY OF FINE ARTS, 1285 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. : To Senators, Members of Congress andthe Public: I will offer for the next thirty days my stock (no finer this side of New York) of Oli Paintings, En- gravings, Photographs and Chromos, and Frames | of all kinds and sizes, at greatly reduced prices. Pictures packed by competent workmen and “hae ee H, N. BARLOW. DECIDED BARGAIN! FIGURED LINEN LAWNS, ‘We have just opened a large lot of Linen Lawns, | Which We are offering at A2%e. SUMMER BILKS, DRESS GOODS, G@RENA- DINES, MADHAS GINGHAMS, &., at “marked down’ prices. We have received a large line of Lace Top and 3 E’astic Lisle Thread G LOVES, in white and culors. Also, LINEN DUSTERS for travelers. One Price Only, marked in plain figures, PERRY & BROTHER, jel4-2t Pa. avenue, 9.00 e FOR LEATHER TRUNK WITH CANVAS COVER. ALSO, HARNESS, NICKEL, SILVER AND GILT, $17 TO $24. TRAVELING BAGS, SATCHELS, &c., &C. P An immense variety of styles at equally low Prices, at theever popular Factory and Salesrooms ol JAMES 8. TOPHAM. 425 Seventh Street Northwest, men of the country will allow this tramp | LINEN LAWN || _ WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALF. FOR RENT AND SALE. BUSINESS CHANCES. | DRY GOODS. GIRL to learn dressmak- st. nw. i ANTED—A neat acd respectavle white GIRL to mind a baby and make herself us fa), 1203 4th st. new. it WANTED. — Three adults HOUSE or EOOMS | West End, Address Dr. | W ANTED.-A Pepeciable tenant for 11 room HOUSE; gas, bath, closet; location central: WASTED—A coun ing. No, 502 111) desire foraished without children, in ERON, 1715 H st. 1.* OR RENT—Three RUOM* on first floor, or 4 ROOMS on second floor, Furnished or Unfur- hed: $25. 738 32th st. nw. Je5 3: For RENT—DWELLING No. 1200 L st 6 rooms, gas and water. Inquire at W. GIVEN'S Grocery, No. 11C412th st. je15-2: {OR RENT—A fine 7-octave PIANO. Inquire at 12:9 New York avenue, after 4pm. iu Cc. W. CAMPBELL. ‘oR RENT—Desiratia front ROOMS, hand- nt we rent, $86; 811 ih st. u'w. Apply G18 H street ‘somely furnished. 18 Lafayette Square. west ee Oe nem Prly OBIS Be | aide. jel5-203." BNTED—Two energetic MEN on salary or 1R RENT—HOUSE No, 690 Lat. n.w.. con- | W commission: minist without, Scunees bee: taining 7 rooms, oe bath. water Slocet ferred. W. W. HAYNE. Room 6 Intelligencer | ceilar, &c. Apply to THOS, B. PENICKS 68 Bui'ding, 7th and D sts. Gall 12 to ldaily, j15 3t | L et. n.w. jel5-3:* WASTED TO RENT FRoM JULY let TO SEPTEMBER 15TH—A first-class furnished HOUSE; toa responsible tenant the rent. will be nominal. Address M., Star office. je15-3:* R RENT—HOUSE No. 1236 6th st., p.w., 10 rooms: modern Improvements: rent $25 p-r month. Apply to THUS. E. WAGGAMAN. 519 ‘th st. now. Je15 -3t Vv ANTED — Ladies to examine my elogant HAIR BRAIDS. from $2 up; large puffs orld hain, Se, worth 60t. at A. PRILTEPL sos ‘th st., near H. J-15-B1* /R RENT—Furnished ROOMS: delightful lo- callty for summer, at moderate prices, to gen- tlemen and wives: gentiemen preferred. '918 Mc- Phberson Square, ill aw* WASTED A HORSE and BUGGY—Any- body ,hav.ng a complete turnout to all cheap. can find a purchaser y applying to J. £CORTSAN. ¥, Avenue Hotel ving end Sit W ANZED_A gentleman wants permanentiy, comfortable furnished ROOM in s healtiy location a: a reasonable price. Address, stating terms to insure attention, Lock Box 631, Wash- ington, v. C. 1tt ANTED—The care of a furnished HOUSE during the summer months; unexception- abe references given; everything made saisfa~ tory by addressing, SUMMER HOUSE, Star | otice. jels 3.* Vv ANTED—The ladies to know that the cheap- est place for HAIR WORK, is a Mis: | SUSIE'S new establishment 1013 ¥ st.. (north side), between 10th and lth n.w. Hair dyeing « specialty. jel 3 Vv ANTED—To RENT FOR Tile SUMMER A COTTAGE, of trom 4 to 6 rooms, ona iine of rai road and within 25 miles of this vit dress, stating terms and locition, 3. G. Mu. avenue W 4AN22D- For two or three wooks, five m ies iu the country, a SEAMST RESS that under- stands her business, to cut, fit and mae children's clothing. Address Box'9, Star office, 8 ating terms and references. ANT: D—A Brick DWELLING HOUSE. with about 10 rooms, on the 1st of S«ptem- her: will be a permanent tenant: references will he given. Address Post office box 372. jel4-6.* TW ANAEDTiadisg in mourning to try our NEW PoOCESS of renewing craps vells and other mourring goods, No pay asked If sa faction is not given. Work not excelled In Amer- Call and see sainpies, at 1009 F st. je14-3t* ica. WW AE ROKS LAUNDRY and GeN- FERAL HOUSE WOMEN, National Em- ployment Office, Rocm 24, Federal Block. 7:h and F sts. n.w. Faihilies supplied with good heip. Wann, self ¥ 2 respectable white girl, a SIT- UATION as chambermaid, and to make he generally useful ina private fami; a crences, Address Box 4, AN’ ire t Agency in Washington cr vicinity, to » Sales of a staple article of dally consumptio: uergetic MAN, with small capital, may s eure a permanent ng busin ‘ address Enipire Manufacturing Compan: ton st.. New Yor! WANE -A WET NURSE, (white) Ap- plat the office of Dr. W. W. JOHNSTON. between 84g and 0s a. m., or Land 2'p.m, je13: FOE RENT Large airy furnished ROOMS, single and en suite, second and third floors, south front, modern improvements: rent low for summer; No. 6Grant Place, between 9th and 10th and @ and H streets. Jel5-3.* R RENT. — Two large communicating RCOMS, with stylish Furviture: hot and cold water in Toilet Booms attached to each: handsome residence; south front, with croquet lawn. 941 K st. Dew. Je15-3c* Fe RENT~ Three story Brick HOUSE No. 17 Hi st. n.w.: 7 rooms and bathroom; back porch: fark In front; water and gas; street cars pass the 2 Tent ow toa good tenant. Key at No. 11. FOR SALES A very desirable Brice DWELL- ING, on 11th st. ‘b.w., for sale on easy term JNO. SHER- Real Estate. St. C.oud Bailing. or “n exeFange ‘or other pro verty. MAN & CO.. 315-26, ccd. (OR RENT—1102 14th st. n. w. $10 22 st. n.w., 8 room: 7 re ms, $20; 1420-1426 T s 428 10th ll rooms, $: $17; 1233 G st. now -0.W.. Brooms, $17; . 8... Brooms, $15; 2107 12°h s'. iw, $10.50. Apply to A. 8. CAYWOO!, _2.w. jeld-3* RENT—Nine-room Brick HOUSE. with Water and gag: one square from Pennsvivaaia svenue and three lines of cars; 603 12th st.. above jel4-2' rnished ROOMS, allon icely arranged for d wife. Location Jel4 3° )R RENT—HOUSE No. 105 H street_n.w.. 11 rcoms; modern improvements: rent. $40 per month, For particul THOSE. WAG- GAMAN, 619 7th jel 4-37 GOR RENT—HOUSE ew York a R.w., 8rooms. Will be rented low tos p tenant." Apply to JOHN B. SCULT, N Avenue Hotel, POR SALE—HOU-K 1585 12th street _n.w, reoms, with large lot, near P street cir, cash, $25 jnonthly. ling LOT. W. reet and New Yor $100 | or will exchange It for desirable | W. METCALF, corner 15t1 avenue 3 HANCE A fine three-story Br ng 12 rooms, all modern y oceupted by Judge J W.: kev opposite. TMULLER. 315 st. sve. ¥ Brick, 1608 $14: two-story Brick, water. 24 feet n.W., $18 three-story Frame, nDTOV J ANTED—PLAITING, 902 9th st. nw, door north of Est.. (Parisien mode,) 2¢. per impor extra large bizema- » Miss BELLE LUCAS, Dress- Je13-3i" by an honest, up- S Of age, suits a legible han r. Hor fucth D. GILMAN'S D> right col fora real ¢ » suitable about any store as port einquire at Mr. Z 7 Peuna. avenue. Vv ANTED_SALESMEN United Stat Call at 1009 7th s a W ect @ Riding Academy with Stable attached. either i by @ resporsible party. (German) who uuiler- stands the management of the business thor: ly. Address F.A., Star office. Je12-6 Ww ANTE})—TO HiInk—A good BUGGY for two weeks; good care will be taken, Address, giving price per week, Box 668, P. O. Je ANTED—Old GOLD and SILVER in large or siwall” quantities. Highest price paid. HICKEY & CO.. Manufacturing Jewellers. 355 Pennsylvania avenue Je4-Im W 4NTED-HORSES to Pasture at three dol- jars per month; abundance of grass shade and water. Inquire at OSBORN & GHEEN’S Stables, G st.. between 6th and 7ihn.w., or ad- dress JOHN W. BELL, Sligo, Montgomery, c0., 5 -ln M jel-im* Wy sete SELL—Summer CLOTHING for children and adults by a family going into mourning. | Address ‘* Clothing,’ Post oifice, moy28-1i0' WASTED Two or three GENTLEMEN 1) 0c- cupy a large third story south front room. or suitable for gentleman and wife, Table BOARD— first class. ‘617 F st. n.w. feb23 W 4NIED__ To oxchango, new STOVES for old dass mews Smokey Chitnnoes cuisd Sets and K sts. n.w. Smo eys cured or no pay. Stoves rented, ad ” novié6-tr WANTED 70 exchange, new STOVES for old and $25. 1s Jel3 3t* for every city inthe from $3 to $10 par da Jel2. APL LIST sivery partner or full owner, ones, Groceries or Fuel, at BUTLER’S, 5th a Latrobes to heat two rooms, $20 to sepib-tr ANTED—Fine UPHOLSTERY WORK of pA any Kind; elghteen experience. Uphol- goods at regs CHACE, work at lowest ible prices, by Ponue. ely Were tgestnmunsty other insects in furni- A 614 Louisiana avenue, ture to exterminate by superheated steam, at .CE'S, Uphoisterer, 614 La. ave. ANTED—CARPETS to CLEAN, at RICE’S 18. $35. stieet new is FOR BENT Three #OO MS on tH ble for light housekeeping. Inq) Hat Store, 920 7th s 1eWe WUR REN room ».1463 Pie! Fee RENT “HOUSE 1602 () stree taining vine rooms, including bath r Xeelient condition thot aud phigh and healthy. BR oa parm ant. Inquire next door, No, 1804 or . 713 6th stre: Ww. it OK RENT—D OMS. furp unfurnished, an ss BOARD can ba ob- tained at the Spragne mansion, corner E and 6.4 | streets n.w., on and afier June Ist, The beautiful Scan ol for je13-e0: Brick HOUsE | anda third of an acre of ground attached: $35. per month. so, No, 20 I st. ne., 13 rooms, at $39 per ment, Also,a COTTAGE with 5 rooms. at $8 per month. Inquire of S. Re BOND, 32144 st. Jel3-1w* FOR RENT—Ou Lingan st. between 1st and | Prespect, Georgetown. a HOUSE, with nine | | grounds attached to the premis erequet by the guest rooms, water and gas; a large vard. fuliof fruit | trees gent very ow. Apply at 197 Bridge st. R RENT—Curap—Large Brick IOUS! No. 66 K st. h.e., 18 rooms: marble mantels. Bas, W: Tr. range, latrobes, bath rooms, &¢.. &c. rented cheap toa good tenant. JO8. F. | KELLEY, Real Estate Agent, 902 8th st. uw. je12-be | KR RENT—102 Acres or less of LAND, in good farming condition, on Piney Branch road, suitable for dairy purposes, with crops of Wheat and Timothy nearly at maturity, and within 15 minutes’ drive of the 14th-st. cars. Apply at 81 H st. n.w., between 8th and @thsts. JAMES TOWLEs, je12-1w ‘OR RENT—Furnished HOUSE, No. 1338 New York avenue, 16 rooms, ail modern improve- ments, Appy to D. DAVIDSON, 1429 Penasyl- vania avenue. je11-60" Fok pReNT A comfortable HOUSE and STORE, on prominent corner, facing Pennsyl- vanla avenue, Capitol Hill; low rent to a good ten- ant. Inquire, for key and terms, No. 423 11th st. D.W. jell 0K RENT—Brick HOUSE. No. 18 8th street, Capitol Hill, 6 large rooms, all modern tmprove- nents, large, Yard In rear; price $25 per month. Frame HOUSE, No, Massachusetts avenue. Capitol Hill, 8 rooms, gas, water, bath tub; price $22 00 per month, Ly a ANTED—CARPETS to CLEAN, at MCGEY & FERRY’S Eureka Steam Beating and weeping Works, 7th-st. wharf. Orders by mall, or fat W. 8. MITCHELL'S, Marker Space. teal£e ANTED—@entlemen to know that WM. gates cy PCT ee baa wee, : De made at home. ia jan26-ly Bicam Beating Werks, 490 Maine avenue, be- |” Aypiy to THUS. W. SMITH, 619 Massachusetts swoon 4iq and 6th ats, fw. Ualled for and delivered | a venue, Capitol Hill, or Lumber Yard. 1st strect aithout charge. jy18-ly__| and Indiana avenue. jel0 6 ANTED-FEATHERS to renovate at R RENT—A comfortable two-story Frame W thnces one e ave, augié-ly HE HOUSE, in good repair, on reon a, gbetiveen rest ant rd, east side; location’ fine; ren W itinibor of ne EVER TNE SEA or Sp cast moderate, Apply to JESSE i WEBS norahe east corne! Congress streets, Goorge- uberal price will be paid. Apply at the Star | town, iB ‘\e8-cost modern | vements; 9 85 t BOARDING. mouth. For particulars apply T WAGGA: FPOR RENT- HOUSES 419 and 421 6: st., be- tween D and E, snitable for Boarding-hauses or Offices, Spply, at 720 12th st., between 9 and lla.m, and3 and 6 p.m, jeT-2w* R RENT—HOUSE, No. 1422 N st.n.w.,mod- ern itnprovements, 9 rooms. Apply to'JAS. ¥. DAVIS’ SONS, No. 621 Pennsylvania ave- nue, je7-1m R RENT—HOUSE 1014 17th st. n.w.; PROMSAND BOARD, Mount Bueasaxn, D. C.y PARK STREET,’ No. 6—Airy BOOM: pure water, cool shade, ‘Apply at once. jel5@o3 REDUCTION OF RATES—No. 316 Indiana avenue, be ween 3d and 4\¢ streets, opposite Judiciary Square. Board, $15; rooms, ‘$5 to $20. Location pleasant. SARAH FLAGLER. Je1b-13.* 2O0OMS AND BOARD—Large, ally front EKOOMS. in a commodious new house, eligibly a I situated, with modern improvements, withio half block of 14th-street ears; with or without BOARD. References required. Apply at 1300 Vermont avenue. yel5-3i" 'OR RENT—At Seminary Hotel, on Gvorge- town Heights, pleasant Furnished or Unfur- nished ROOMB at ‘low prices; corner of Washing- ton and Gay sts. FURNITURE TAKEN 0. STORAGE AT REASONABLE RATES, je6-1m* | 1hoe # OR RENT. a By B.O. HOLTZMAN, I0th and F sts, n.w, WASTED 1 borrow $7.00 at 7 per cent. on the finest Improved Property in the eity: no commission. Address J. L., City Post OMice. PER CENT. DISCOUNT. BRODHEAD & ©O., 939 off-ring entire stock limp F 10 Are now 1320 Penn. ave. n.w., busiuess house......$100 00 | “je15-6i" as, Black SUks, Velveta, Grenadises, Hoxie), = rooms. md 3 75 00 a “> = | Gloves, Handkerchiefs, &c., at adisc vant of 10 por for ain st Rw. rooms: aot ime. T 00 | G20.00 TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE tn one | cert. fcr carh from thelr close cash prices, and at ‘or more sums: also, $1,009, $1,200, $1,500 aud Oo « ny ket prices. 00, allatS per cent. J. B. LAWYER. 810 F mesic goods under ruling market p' Boau ful Lace-top Thread Gloves, Lovely real oe. 55 00 | St.. Le Droit building.” Jel 3° French Organdies. French Organdy Designs snd 50 00 0 WILL BE GIVEN FOR A SITUATION 2c. Thompsc ‘erfect 4200 | SB Warhuan os Messenger in the U. 8. TD. Giore-fittiug Corset. $1, Bunting so. beat 4900 | Lest of references to work upon, Address M. J Kit Gig wool Buntings, Bo. Ele png ROS Rat 8.0 In roormae muod: imps 3:0) | QEVERAL SMALL HOUSES FOR SALE in auze Under Vests, 250, and up. All 287 Ist st. 8.¢.. Brooms! mod ‘hnos 30 00 monthly payments at prices from $400 up- AShawis, 75c. and up. Ladies’ and 120 M4, ave, 8,w., 9 rooms, mod. 1 2500 | Wards. JOHN SHERMAN & CO., Real Esta:s, nee, from LOC. 0 BEBO pair. “Wameuees 208 C st. 8.6., 7 rooms, mod. inp 23 9 | St. Cloud Building. jelb-otw 44 Bieached Coston. Tasca, Siriped @reuadves, 219 Carroll'st. 8.¢.. Trooms, mot. 20 70 if RENT—RuICK STORE asa D WELLINO . Per yard and up. early at . $21 Carroll st. 8.e., T rooms. mod. imps... 20 00 | orner Bh and K sts. m.w.: would make an | jel¢tr 939 Pe. SRORBSAD 2.90.8, 1428 Sth st. B.w., Trooms, mod. Imps...) 18 00 | ascenent Place for a grocery: rent ow. Apply to di i . 9 soe | NEAL T. MURRAY, Columbian Law But | TB * Goons HAL ESTATE BULLETIN 416 5: stn aa St ined bites oe rd aril ro gee OF ; oP. y sat and 75c, per yard. THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. 519 Seventh 8t. et ee ee Black Stiks at 60, 70, 80c. and'up te $4 per yard, (Changes made every Wednesday and Saturday.) | Sty owners having Unpetd Sieciet Tare: whi | Great reductions ia air einae cr eese Dress Goods, — ai = - = Immense stock of White Goods, such as Victoria Se save money by settilng them befure Jely Ist. Fo ___ Three-Story Brick Houses jor Sale. toformation, oc paymectere large diesconks oa Saws, Bishop Lawns, Mull Swiss and French Lark Hotel. 7h st. road. mod, mp8. j on PETER CAMPBELL. 1431" Pa. ea pag nL ay ‘ontinental Hotel. Pa. ave.. m. Corcoren Buliding. veld 25 » Mattings, Sand Carpetis 721-723-795 15th st. n.. 1 | RD. W. BU: #00. 909 M st. n.w., mod. . eer 939 K st No. 898 Tru sr. hed No. 706 K St. ¥. Omer. PRY Goons, Striped Stiks, 66 cents, ‘All woo! Bunti food quality, 25, All wool Debetj Grenadines, 6, 12\5, 28, 25, up to fine goods, LOAN | MONKEY ON REAL ESTATE, | | 458 La. ave. n.W.. mod. mmps, 5.4 5th st, n.w., mod, imps.. 15 rs 220 lst st. ne., mod, imps., 12 rs. In sums to suit at 8 per cent.; at 7 percent. on fips st class business PRS Y cieauats O. HOLTZMAN, _ 3e15-6t 10th and F streets h.w. 12,000 Tin0-Story Brick and Frame Houses for Saie 629 H st. n.c., fh, mod, imps., 9 rs. .....-88 3% | 21,000 to LOAN ai clght par veaty Pack Bliks very cheap, 624 cents to $4. 416 N st Wil, mod, Impss. 7 FS 3 anes “GEO. TRUESDELL, rite. sords same sully cheaiy Scents pede rane Seas O06 Zih street. | Ladies Bults at low prices, . 89 Kst. ne R SALI FARM of 275 acres, neat railroad | Best Lawns. 10 cents: nen Lawns, 10 cents ap, Buntings, 12\4 cents: former price, 25, Parasols at reduced prices, Matlings. 15 cents up: Carpets at cost, LIBERAL DEALER To ALL, station in Maryisnd: will (ske patt western and or city property, Sar office. F~OR SAL! For particulatsaddiess, FARM, aan tel4 6, 1840-1842 Q street, elegant, hoasen, | = 7 38.0 T. N. NAUDAIN 3 + 8... f.n., mod.imps., 7 rs. 1s Lon de 3 | 8 i % on i cnempro od PRO “ror Sale. a great areata. ins easy, HOUSES if ae 709 Market Space. 25th st.. bat. Land K n.w.. per ft - 20 | TER, 513 7h: | KS! SILKS! SELKS!— Immense assort- cst. eh and 20th n ‘OR RENT ‘The best STAND in the city tor iment of Silks; one hundred (100) new pleces just x + Del. av dQ any Kind of business; my presen" location. Also | received from NewYork. Undoubtedt the cheapest Union st.. bet. 434 and 6-h UFFICE ROOMS. J. “BRADLEY ADAMS. F | lol of Black Silks, colored 3! Gust. Va. ave. and K Street, opposite Patent Office. y13-Br | Striped Silks In Washington, 1 bet. Bih aud 6. se, § | Sarees. coOEE ft eae ket Space. the popular Cash DryGooas Store, Bink bet. Land K ber tt. 3 FFICE ROOMS FOR RENT th Le Droit | lining Silk. 50, Weaws Gros gran lack Silk, Te jet. is and South Capitol s. Building; low revt toa pron tenant. Apply | Our teal satin te black ‘ ‘and 25 hst.. bei. F and @ n.w., per fi. 10 JOHN T. ARMS, eavY grosgrain satin fini Siw, Cor, 4th and Lists, ne. per ft jet0-6¢ Room 19, LeDroit Bull d and striped Bi ed ground. Light ti Diack and inven Hou:es for Rent. (upper. ) mod, im store, mod. imps . W SNTED ro Bua FRAME HOUSE: lot 90 by St. n.e.. for one in South Washington or Capitol Hil, sw. from H at. toC, Ist to 9h s.e , from H st. to B. 2d to 6th. Apply to Room N35. 11, 8 1000 F st. n.w.. » On Plain colored Medium blue, very light ‘artinai, ‘brown, ste nd all the nd D te 7th st. ue cream, 5 ten | Nght shades of trimming Silks, Besutitul Grenae 00 M st. ny ua Butiding, for thirty days, ____se8-181" " | ites. py K stripe, only 18: worth 25. nena 511 7th st. n.W., offices, MesE®: MoNeY i: MonEY fiful Dress Goo art wool. 15. Baautifal Dress 615 © st. n.w.. mod. imps, B\ Goods, part silk.'25, Buntings, pure wool, 85 427 4'b st, n.w., mod. imps.. 11 50 oN pace } an Dobege: 1 pare wou, 1737F st. n. mod imp., 96s 50 7] 3 " . iH anne it 735 16th sts Nowe mod. Bape ad as g) | WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, Erc., Be, autits 16211 st.n.w.. mod, inips., 10 rs, 50 ar Drieo for these 1903 H st. n.W.. mod, hups,, 12 4) —_ _ _8tr 1744 New York ave. u.w.. mod, imps. 13 Ts. 40 DP. WALLACH’S, 1) . mod. tmps., 7 rs. # Loan and C. mmission Broker, Ivania avenue, near Willard’s Hotel, ‘ASH—Am established OB OFFICE. Rye chance for a government clerk, Address PRINC Star offi 45-1 ,ALUABLE COUNTRY RESID adjacent to Front Royal, Warren County, Va., FOR SALE. n.W.. mod, ny ww, “nod, invos, mod. slmps., 13 1S... n st. Nw., mod. imps. 8 re 2e.. mod. imps. 12 aud coler BLACK GRENADINES frox BLACK CASHMERES, ali w BUNTING, ali woo! | CASSIMERES tor bx MATTING LAWNS from BLACK ALPACA’ 37, 50. 80, ‘rom 60. 24 Rhode Isiand av 21 st., Georgetown, 46 Myrtle st., mod. imp: H st. nes, mod. imps.) 7 I issue on the Ist and 15th of each mouth a bul- letin of all property for adrentou n which can on application at my wii! be sent by mail if desired. 2 We. DOM, nod. imps. and up. GREAT BARGAINS of DRY GOODS, at -M Ou Manassas Branch of Virginia Midland Rail- road, about 80m ngton, five minutes’ walk from aepot. ofca, MONDAY Huge, corer cf Bad Loans. ©. $2 COO at Bpere FoR Benz - B. H. WARNER & Co., Bratnanp H.Waunen, Epwin A\Mcistine. 816 F street northwes?. Buek Cons Mime. De mys. » furnished Kt. stoddwel,: hand ¥ sts, ao (PHS GREAT SOUTHERN suinT. OPEN FRONT, dy-made, with Lis Linizigs t0 the Bosom Pierce Pi, 2207 11 st. uw ned at Winchester or #r S.H. WILLIAMS, | jeB-w,s.81° UR RENT Of COTTAGE. fou Re: f—A handsome five-room ‘ave, Wainauna Musa f inlle from Silver Spring | aud twenty-one hunter Guy agen st, Di. Peper: healihtully located, with an acre of ground | for ome pas "Our goats tna Yr ue ad 1715 De Sales. ‘Address CHAS. GRAVES, Esq., Agent guaranteed as represented, 607 Met. bw. Montgomery county, Min o' Pts Agent, C. GEO, MEGINN «Ss. LE i abadd : . Factory—75 W. Fayetie st_. Haitimore, HERD Garecran:s (OR RENT—LIVERY BTAE Branch—1002 F ny 28-Lw giz Pennsa ay 40 Potweens forty years and : a —— —— — See hea Nationa! Livery Stables:"* have unusualiy large TEE GREAT SOUTHERN SHIBT.? S081 That, with coor ri s ground surface and unsurpassed accomodations and )PEN FRONT, einen we Nee | Sone tae owe ig | Tcilities; troniing on C street; broad alley wars | 1s elegantly m material with Lines 40K sunwee “3B Lath & Q, with store 1g | Upon west aud rear, another alle ‘way lead Sleeve ands: fs ning W the Bosom: un- 2405 2418 Penn. ave oe weeseds | “itéctly from rear info Pennsylvania avenue: fins | Oulshed on'y 80 cies Ruisiod gh, i | Bia ath st. se. seccet 450 Os Prange water aud Potomac water both within | | ‘+The Hannis Shirt,”’ open back, te of the best | 1622°Q Bt: nw.tireenad seo Og Bee Soe shen. gr Bee address M.AKIMMELL, | waterial and also bss Linen imibg and Lise | ab and Paani 1906 igth st. iw, Ws xt? jing ® Only 80 cts. unfinished, and 96 ots. fin- 2113 G st. uw. 45H st. nw, 1914 9th st. DW, .-s0000130 cor 24th and @22222.80 2307. 89 Defrees st tshod, ‘The cheapest Shirt tn all the world is - sutta O, xk: re: % put on at $1.10, o= ree AN $12,000 on first class business prop- r cent. in ane or two sums; nu de- 000 at 8 per cent... and smaller sins to suit. n Our ‘Fruit of the Loom’’ ‘Shirt has been a 313 M st, nW,..B0 9116 0th st. uw. eae WM. E. BURFORD, 706 Est. my20-tf Torite for s long time at 60 cts, unfinished, aod 7B ae % wae SURANCE AND LOANS, “4 le Pur amemenseie APs tp BEG DBs oo 4 FIRE LIFE, ACCIDENT and MARINE IN. | , The Watusutta 0. XX Shirt 1s 78 eta, untnished, Aiso, a number of other Houses, similar to the RANG) and 80 cis. finished: Boy's Shurts, 12, 124, Wameutta Muslin, an 50 cents, ‘at lowest rates. Special atiention en to the Investment of money, above. alist of which is materially altered nearly TYLER & RUTHER: on Real Estate every day on the bulletin at our office. tr ‘ORD, In: Ageuts and Brokers, Office No. 623 }+¥* and 13 inches, made of fine Linen Bosoms, oniy OR RENT— bw. my23-ime | Finest 4-ply Linen Coltars, 6 for $1, 1829 K te n.W., 8 rooms, mod. imps @#-S8old at our 3ranch, 1610 N.H. ave. mar27-tr GOLDSTEIN & CO., “LOAN AND COMMISSION BROKERS, NORTHEAST CORNER TENTH AND D STREETS, 7 2117 H st., 7 room: 1 1780 Pa, ave., 12 rooms, mod. lin 1727 Pa ave., 12 rooms, mod, imp 1127 18th st.,'6 rooms, mod, imps. 819-821 2ist st... 6 rooms, mod. imps MEDICAL, &c. 2415, G ot., 6 rooms, fraine, Private Entrance on Tenth Street, | D®, ROBERTSON, Confidential Consulting Way bcessec es sician.—Honorable and scientific treat. 720 230 Stes 8 rooms, frame, mod. imps 20 00 ment waranteed, Oilice, ‘921 D st., eG 9. 10-6("" EE. S.'WESCOTT, 833 20°ti Street, Literal Advances made on Loan or on Commis. | #14.1Gth n-w.” Hours Wi ‘and Saturday EAL ESTATE BULLETIN, sion, on Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry, Silver. | saad Je10-1m WM. E. BURFORD, 708’ E streot. Ware, &c., for any time desired on very reasonable BR. LEON Established and oniy — terms, sates Physician in the City, can be For Sale. can I offer a three-story and basement press brick 4a The oldest and largest business in the city. he bly 109 ‘o'clock, house. centrally locaied, 10-rooms, modern im- | _myll-tr aly cured. Ofice, provements, with ‘nice lot for $5,000: $500 cash, Residence, 8 Monroe novieiy valance to suit the purchaser in Mmouthly instai- ments, oftherwise at § per cent... Now paying 10 FOR SALE. GEECIAL NOTICE Dr, HOBERTBON can, be Also several great bargains in two-story pre: : * ‘10h, from brick houses inall sectioas of the city. Y ands AL va end, H-P TON, BUGGY FOR SALE; | Oflee, 921 1 st pang rooms, modern improvements, smal! 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 u Vennsylvania avenue, with small incumber- will be traded for’ a nice well-built. 8 ord icon! house aud some unimproved property and will assume small incumbrance, For Rent. 1007 9th st., brick, 10 rs., mod. imps. Very cheap: owner guing out of city, Inquireat BELLEHERS TAv= ES ery Stable, 8th st., bet. Dand E. Lit ‘OR SALE—A Stylish Four-seated Extension- top CARRIAGE: for one horse; in good order and will be sold cheap: Gee ae | Apply to 1314 Fst. jel5 2w FOR SALE—A Brewster build shitting-top, side-barr BUGGY, three-quarter, at; bas been used only twii rst ee Sin every particular, Will tide ry, Im) Prematui ‘Nervous “Frewbling, Haipiation of the Hi cay, Dithuess of Bight or @ &c., all resuiting from abuses manhood, and earl Orrhee, | Strictures and Syphilis quickly cured. Dr. R, is & native of Baltimo! * experi ‘orsed by the leading physicians visits Washington every W y. Persons in need of medical 1218 N ety ramen Be ee 33) | for heavier Bugay, suitavie for country roads, fun | HERE eens. S oie 168 Corcoran st.. brick, 6 TS-. 16 | S€8t; or sell ebeap forcash. Alderny ry. 629 E | honorable and eclentific, treatment, and @ cure 1220 20th st., frame, 6 TS......sssces 13 | B-W-; or will trade for good Horse. jel4-1m Guaranteed In every case he undertakes, Will refor Rear 1140 20th 10 FSX SALE- Grey HORSE, gentie,sound, young | bis patrons to any of the leading pifysicians of Bal 6. and good driver; Coupe. Rockaway. a Can be’ seen at HUGUEL 259 8, New York avenue, between 6:h and Umiore, and show letters of testimonials from the Same. Call or address as above, or to 19 South Eutaw street, Baltimore, mara0-ly PLwton ane Harness will be sid se] or together, & BOWEN 7h streets, LOST AND FOUND. Fx RENT—$25 PEK MONTH—A Nice BRICK HOUSE, No, 1033 N. J. ave. n. w.. 9 rooms, cemented cellar,” gas. bail, hot ‘and cold water’ latrobe, range, &c. KE. K, "LUNDY, 144 Bridge st., Georgeiown, je6-tr {OR RENT-—Six-room HOUSES, with all con- veniences; delightfully situated. Apply to WHEATLEY BROS,, corner Tihand Rhode Isl- and avenue n.w. je5-1m_ OARD IN PRIVATE FAMILY NEAR terminus of W. M. R, R., 15 minutes ride from Hagerstown. “Terms reasonable. Address WOODS!DE, near Williamsport, Washington couniy, Md. Jelé 3-* QUMMER BOARD Falls Chareh. near R. B, SS Station 20 acres, shaded with fiuit aad other trees, rooms large and elegant, with milk and a bountiful table, and everything necessary to make heme pleasant for parents and chi'dren., Address A. B. NODINE, or visit the place, jel4-1w* SUMMER BOARD—South River, 3 miles from tp Annanclis, Md. Fine Bathing, Fishing, Crab- bin, and Bailing. Good Table Board only $7 per | Ce lar and large yard: all in thorough order, nt week, children price, “Address SAMUEL. | low, Inquirvot JAMES 8, TOPHAM, 425 7thst- DUVALL, Annapolis, Md. + jeld 3 nw. jel-lum \OR RENT—1606 I St.—Large, well Furnished OOMS, with or without Board, Terms mod- erate. Furnished HOUSE for rent. Je3 Im? F°%s REN T—HOUSE No, 611 13:h st. n.w.. bo- in. tween F and G sts, ; 10 rooms; all the moiern Drovements, Apply to No, 1219 I st. n. w. j3-181* BRICK HOUSE, No, FS RENT—Four-: 725 11th st. n.w. Possession given on the 5th, Apply to JOHN ALEXANDER & SON, 1931 Pennsylvania ave. ie3- 20 Fe RENT—1195 4th st. n.w., BRICK of nine rooms. bath, water closet, water, gas, good BOARDING — Large, s'ry ROOMS, en suite or single, with first-class TABLE BOARD; also ‘Transient Boarders accommodated: references ex- changed. 612 9th st. n.W.and 206 F st. n.w. ele 6: ee ae RMANENT, TRANSIENT aND DAY BOARDERS ‘accommodated, No, 705 15th st. Having taken a cortsge at Oakland, Md., In con: nection with my house. I will be pleased to have Boarders forthe summer. Mrs, M,. T, peuae desirable ROOMS at Laurel, nents walk of the depot: in a ALL, Fer RENT—Most within a few mom prise family, with eclee TABLE a By and . very home ‘comfort, For particulars, saddens Joining Odd Fellows’ Hall. | Srery fo DIFFENDERFFER, Laurel, Price REPAIRING. George county, Md. 3e8-eo4i Trunks and Harness thoroughly repatred, and | \OUNTRY BOARD IN CLARKE Cove ‘Trunks coveredat low rates. jel4-tr C Va bleh ieeation, grounds large and shaay? = mails, &c.; chure! an office i PASTURE FOR HORSES. minutes’ walk.’ Heter fo G8 KEEPER, oe eee ee me oe haaeen ab aoe per Sih st. Jel,6, 10, 15,19, 22, 85,29 eek: ‘gro a hain Bri a —— jers-6e" EDWARD WOODY. MOUS HQUSE.. Parties who desire good Hotel BOARD, with cool and airy HOOMS JMBRELLAS AND PARABOLS Covered and | can locate at this favorite Hotel ton whee UU aeprined tocndae, RN BABES Conere months, at the following reduced rates: Gentleman Ladies” double-seamed Twilled Stik Sun Une and wife, $50 to $60 per month: single trelias $1.25 up, at B. "B. CHASE'S, 141g to $80 per month, and $8 to $10 per wook? Pa. ave., opposite Willard’s Hotel, je13-3w" Board, $0 per month and $6 per week jel-iy OVS" SCHOOL SUITS TION, just received, at J R EXAMINA- T TALBOTT HOUSE, HALF MILE FRO) sins STRAUS’. A! Barnesville Depot, if on Metropolitan Branch Whether or not it be true that agents of the Tactions opposed to the French repubiie, will attempt to take advantage of the deep anger, oused by recent events, of Germany and Russia against parties or pers..s tending to- wards Socialism ¢r Nihilism, aud will endeay- or, by working on the plenipotentiaries at the European congress, to bring some evil upon the existing government of Franee, it is likely that ineither ease the result will be the sane, Russia and Germany will be entirely oceup'ed for some time with home affairs, and it is not probable thgt any other nation will give to sue schemels, nares Tips, Bs DEAR, emwoeme| Hei Siocon hfs 3580 A-sTeaus. | fegim WR FALBOTT, Barnesville, Ma. CREATES GAG manane sae | COUP RARD on up, oem ‘p80 a. steaus’, | & oO... HE lcseant, oo Goa ear erm EE THOSE HANDSOME SACK suits, | Brincs Gtorne's county, Ma, mya2-ims to be found only at capeo} A. STRAUB’, KE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT "Tist oassimere Suits ia Washingion, ab ne, AED TIMES.— if you want t ‘Nu. EL ‘ . apap’ money, look at the $10 87 TRAUB’, TYE Eine Black Cloth DRESS BUITS for $18 | jaye tor . shoul be seen: to Deagpreciated, at us’. NE Light Colored PANTSatss. at less than half the nctapo as Ac Brak Uae AN TONES S| atte tna 7 ONDS AND STOCKS. strict of Colamols ends Of various issues; tty hea pee in UR BUSINESS SUITS are equal to any BM aD ‘bought ia dees 4. STRAUS. ps0 oe EEWIn SOHNEON CO., Bankers, & SON, io. G19 B street n.w., BAR ‘THE BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC sale @ few more of' those cele-' brated ICE KING REFRIGERA' Seana, POE SALE AT & BARGAIN—On Fon Rant TO A PERMANENT TENANT—146 N st, (new,) finished in best style, thirteen rooms? every room heated, including bath and servants! rooms; speaking tubes: electric bells: stationary Washtyhs; vegetable and meat cellar, Can ne saga at any tine, my31-1m FOR RENT.—A new and elegant HOUSE, 1340 Vermont ave., complete in all its appolat- ments, Rent low.’ Inquire of WM. STICKNEY, National Savings Bank, corner 15th st. and N.¥! ave, mmy21-1m realy reduced prices 09'B."B CLARE iat redu q 436 at. ow, id myl-3m R RENT—Vi leasant FRONT 1! second “floor, with three windows “facing triange; 1118 New York ave, Reference given and juired, Terms moderate. Locality central and delightful, mIny4-tr RB RENT—Furnished PARLORS and BED- ing ad etna BED RODM Sue Peet vanla avenue., corner 4% st. * marli-4m' BR RENT—A fine three-story HOUSE, con- taining fourteen rooms, including Daeh-roena concreted screet, and water closet; on a beautiful One square from cars and near churchesand schools: hor Jatrobe, hot and cold water, iis: gerhoune anaorains closed with ‘tron EB RENT—HOUSES, 2140 and 2142 Pennsyl- vania avenue, 10 Sees postal card of ia ot ave, DW. Febuilt last summer, and and S1O-Srass teuae, AND CANVAS COVER. $25 HARNESS, RUBBER AND GOLD LINED, OUR OWN MAKE, used by the greatest number of gentlemen use of and best assorted stock of Lt SEAWL BAGS and E 7S, ghia Corcoran Building, being, Se mete egemmee TRUNES, jet-tr Ce SULT. we, LOM the oldest established epécial ity. He guarantees a perma- pent and cure in the shortest time possible of al! Acuteand ChronicSkin Diseases. Abandoned, jel3-61" ‘OR SALE—Jump-seat CARRIAGE, newstyle: S-spring Phaeton-top BUGGY: 24, or 4-passenger CONCORD WAGON ea 4 passenger. extension-top, . side-bar. Tep BUGGY, (Whituey patent Spring.) anda number Of second-hand BUGGIES, which f wilt sel! low, JACKSON WAGONS, of all sizes, D. W. MAGRATH, corner 12:h and B sts. n.w. b Je12:6t Fe. SALE—One Bay HORSE, very kind in har. ness, and @ good family Horse; ous 1 tor Buggy and one Family Carriage, tho Sag OST- In going from 7th st. through D to 10th, & Child’s CHAIN BRACELET.” The finder Wh! please leave it at 4147. st. and receive re- ward, ut QLESYED FROM PREMISES 1819 ¥ street, ‘Sa red and fawn colored SETTER BITCH, named **Belle.*? Suitable re- ward will be paid for Its return, Leergsueer, June 9b, a child’s NECK | CHAIN, with Gold Coin and Cross attached: | Lelie on cross, “Nellie M. Foss.’* The finder wii and ill-treated cases a specialty. & thoro re or vo charge. street northwest, FAMILY SUPPLIES. UARTER EBL Goop FAMILY FLOUR, $1.50, | 4% 5 1 Fie be liberally rewarded by returning it to 1205 6th Buggy is bew. Apply at No. 718 13th st. | ¥ tarrelGood Pica eos street n, we jel | n elim | Decner & Cisseli’s Faucy Flour... ost Are eather POCKET BOOK. on 12th | Hinneect pshring Whest, patent process s'reet, Weed ‘sachusetts and Pennsy) D> \¢ i . vee nia avenues, containing some mones. keys. kaif PROFESSIONAL. Comm Starch. 2. &c. A liberal reward wil. be paid the find = | Fort Grape Wine. por turn it to 916 10th s‘reet nw. 5 N. DUTTON. | Monegan ancy, ber! oe wi15 REWARD.—Lost last Saturday, a i As ngiitect and Engineer. | Biackterry Wine (pure juice) por bork & leather-colonéd VALISE, containing 2 nee coma te and Bud Now Pont goo '# Building, no, be BELL FOR GACH ONLY, ber of ladies’ hose and gentlemen’s soc! and val- ~ - “f Our store closes at 73¢ p. w., except Saturvlays. uable naers. of no use 19 anyone but the owner— ENRY J. ENNIS, 711 G street, ite Pat- © bOHaRk a son Pinkney Rollins, No. 1010 ¥ st. tw. Tae above ent Office. Electrician and Model Maker. Ex- jel0-tr 1213 7th +t. . bet. Mand N. Teward will be paid for any information that will | pera.cotal Work s specialty. Expert Savnt | — = = a ~ ing. tote wepyety. McCELFRESH and McD. causes, jelo-1y GQTUFFED OLL MANGOES. i i 13-3. Lana —— = Dreher aLSOTT, Parte an : AT INDE GHERKINB, sou t corner aL ia @ PERSONAL. E streets Torthwest. Tes inserted $7 7 riexep! Fix) 218, —— vara nae TERS, ADAME DUPREE. Indian Doctress ana ye. MRANK WHITE, the Healer AUTUMN CLU>~ Ae iaeatat euae soca: | Diktbri ie, maa Meentess | wonoperessniee ‘our closet shew 01 4 A Residence, 219 K'st., nea? $d now, oe eae gutation free, Oflcehours—€ to 11 a, tm, and 3% ° JOHN BULL. O YOU WISH A FAIR SKIN? Latead = ee Cer SAUCES, Pimples, Blotches, Bumps and Eruptions of ani ee 9: B. CIB verse Gieap | Now cro SWEET O11. kind removed permanently and promptly by the | REMOVED TO 703 1st BTREET, W. REED'S BONS, * Supreme Skin Romedy"—SCLPHIDE Gf Aieeee | _mari-ly Over Thompson's Drug Store, | apé-tr 1916 F st. n. <3. Bu. DOuBE E°Co™ Bain ee eno a Wrara = New York, Philadel Chicago. | Washingt . 5 ae Ee caine ee af reular and fuil information. Dr. JAS, = = . CARTER, Physican tu charge, Gontullciton CoPRSARAY [NUITUTE, 1087 and 2500 %p Four has it. Guaranteed absolute- and ‘Day Schoo! for Young Ladies aid Cuildren ly harmless and efficacious, jes-lin Will reopenon MONDAY. September £84. Bosra ARO OaIer irs. . Dr. ELLIS. 1B. 308 Fenn. ay complete course 3 Latin, a i... avenue. you would! nm be annum. ‘rene is & consult the Dr. in ail ‘Omice hours tramp of the family! HERVILU 3m, t09 p.m, apls-ly te z Principal, — STROLOGY. UMMER COURSE at A MADAME ROB, © S°SPENGERIAS btsivess COLLRG Teh and L streets, during May, June and July, Modluns can be contutled at Not'shn By, Healing Tuition month in Penmanship, Corre- Fart Pitsent and Futers ators oes oe spendenge, kcepng at the wn: ni ‘ature, or gcvice is tural deseril ‘friends, point- For terns Inauire at the College Office. m4 3m iB you ‘OOD INSTITUTE, Concoup- ‘APLEW. m Vite Pac ba eine ci College. first febao-1y ‘AMES OORRIDON, Professor ‘ship. 8t, Cloud Building eth and Doping and, Short etna and a jet-ly* class. J. SHOBTLIDGE, A.M., Prin. Wri short on rove nen saat DEOMpey at _ ‘the above number, MANTELS AT COST, . ROTH: WELLMA 1s B ot, ayer Capital Hak, Ree