Evening Star Newspaper, May 29, 1882, Page 2

_ THE EVENING STAR. _ ‘ASHINGTON may 29, 1892. WONT iY "CROSBY S. NOY! ‘The Evening Star has a regular. permanent. bena fice daily circulation mere than treble if of any other daily paper published in Washington. and eauni to that of the ether daily papers here added toxether. Tux Stax office is connected with the Telephone Ex- change. Acvertisements, orders for the psper by mail and otherwise. news, or any information or business £20 be rent day or night, free of charge. ~ Persons eaving the city for the summer can have TRE Srax mailed to their address, postpaid, and changed as often as dexired, for fifty cents s month, invariably in = ‘Three Double-Sheets this Week.’ ‘Tue Stax will be issued in elght-page form on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday of this week to meet the continued demand upon {ts columns for advertising space. On Saturday it printed 193 new advertisements, while the average for the month has exceeded one hundred per day tor every publication day. On Saturday the cireula- tion was 19,233 copies. oe ‘The select committee of the Senate on the im- provement of the river front of Washington, after @ thorough examination of the whole subject, have unanimously concluded in favor of the Abert- ‘Twining plan for the reclamation of the flats. opted by the engineer commission, y that devised by the late Major Twin- Ing, with some features recommended by Engineer Abert, and In the judgment of the committee tt Meets all the requirements of the case. Itis, in brief, to fill the flats with clean earth, first ex- tending a “sea wall” along the river channel in front of them, and to provide the low ground thus filled with ample subsoil drainage to keep it dry. ‘The land thus reclaimed to be converted into a park, planted with trees, shrubbery and grasses. The committee, not satisfied with their own judgment, took the opinions of numerous medical, sanitary and sefentific experts, all of whom approved this plan. The committee will Feport a bill, supported by an elaborate report, ‘very soon, and, backed as ft ts by the concurrent favorable opinions of engineers, physicians and sanitarians, there should be no room to doubt the passage of the measure. The importance of reliev- ing the Natfonal Capital of the baleful Influence of the flats has long been recognized and admitted in Congress. Members of both houses have gener- ally agreed that the only thing necessary to secure an appropriation for the reclamation of the flats ‘Was to present a plan forthe work which would command confidence. The Senate committee will submit a plain which has stood the test of the closest scientific scrutiny, and it 1s to be hoped that, Congress will act prompt!y upon it, that the ‘Work of reclaiming the flats may be commenced at ence. —__—__<«»+—____ The regular republican convention of Penn- sylvania is to be reassembled for the purpose of filling the vacancy on the ticket created by the @eclination of Mr, Marshall, nominee for Con- gressman-at-large. Inasmuch as the successor to Mr. Marshall has been virtually determined, {n advance, in the selection of a candidate by the Dosses and leaders, the necessity for the meeting f the convention, from a purely pfactical stand- Point, is not apparent. Nobody doubts that the action of the convention will be to confirm the selection made by the bosses. It 1s customary for State committees to fill vacancies on state tickets occurring after the adjournment of the convention making the ticket, but the party managers in Pennsylvania have, It seems, con- ¢lued not to follow this custom. Recalling the convention has the appearance of deferring to the Popular will, and just at present the Pennsyl- ¥ania leaders are not likely to omit any little point in the game they are playing. = ae ‘The news from the Cumberland coal re; Rot hopeful of any settlement of the differences Detween the striking miners and the employers. Meantime the latter have undertaken to master the strike by introducing a force of foreign la- borers, with a strong police force to protect them. ‘The business interests of Washington suffer so much from a cessation of coal mining operations in the Cumberland region, involving, as it does, a stoppage of traffic on the canal, that 1t would b® gratifying to have work resumed at the mines; but the striking miners have behaved so well thus far, and have shown so much self-respect as orderly citizens, that every body would be sorry to have them displaced by imported laborers, Sa Tux Stag has overcome the suggestions of the committce that contributions to the Garfield Monument shall be limited to one dollar. We will be glad to receive any amount from one cent upward. We are sure our people will give their full share towards this noble object. —___<4>___— Senator Don Cameron is a dashing warrior, but he is evidently not a chip of the paternal block in the matter of tact and sagacity. The old man Would never have been guilty of the blunder of threatening to oppose the tariff interests of Penn” sylvania in the Senate if the revolt against ma chine rule was persevered in. —_—___+e»______ ‘The star route thieves by their scurrilous abuse of the judges who are trying their casesare paying ‘the best tribute possible to the character of our courts. Any judge, prosecutor, or jury so unfor- tunate as to gain the praise of the thieves or their organs would at once be under suspicion by all honest men. ——_—__e»______ Every cent given to the Garfield Monument Is so much given to beautify and glorify the city of ‘Washington. D® Goons. 500 Pairs of Mlisaes! HOSE: reduced from 50 to 2c. lob Lot of LACE CURTAINS in Seta, fine and cheap. il Line of WHITE GOODS IN DIA LAWN, PERSIAN LA Yictokra LAWS, INDIA MULL. MNAL NSOOKS: bE at reduced prices. from S0c. to $1; $1.50, $1.75, $2, $2.25, SK in i SD CASSIMERES in any ‘ashington. Suits made to made, ». $1. SHIRTS wea eto anker, theastire taken and fit guaran- wed, at $7.50, $9, $10 and $12 per half-dozen. §2 LOOK AT OUR GOODS BEFORE PURCHAS- ENG ELSEWHERE. LUTTRELL & WINE, 1990 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, EO] LE. Jane the ist, 182. Unt farther notice the LEARY will leave Norfolk and Fort Monroe on SUNDAYS, in of Mondays, aa heretofore. By Quis change EXCURSIONISTS tan spend Sunday at Seek Ron, on, BavunD Divs: sad returs MONDAY ly to Reed's ath at. Mare ‘Hotel, and Office at 7th street GEO. MATTINGLY, Gen. Supe, Agent. my29-7e ENTLEMEN’S WEAR. Baper and Gauze Merino Shirts and Pants. Balbrigxan, STisle Sle Thresd aad Cotton Lace Shirts and Pants. iain and Fancy Lisle and Cotton Half Hose. ayn 935 Pennntvanie avenue. 50 CENTS A POUND. “BURCHELL’S OOLONG.”" x TRADE MARK: (Spano Lear Txa.”} ie ateneetieny Seteemesnte ORtael tn Voreniing: this TEA are PURITY. DELICIOUS FLAVOR, N. W. BURCHELL, ‘my2t-4t ‘TEA DEALER, &c., &c. oie Pm 4 ON at oy, th street, nee Pane Bufficient to Attract the Attention of All Thoughtful Mt BEMARKABLE BARGAINS. Housekee;ers. Mee price is the om the chest price same by or by the single A 2A Tt Ssssq ARGAIN AAA ASA I s B ana aA Ut Sgss' mR 00 ¥ ¥ AL 5 Eroo yy A E BRO 8 YW MA E RR 00 ¥ AA LLLLY 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE FOR THIS WEE! K. AND recat oo) st BAUM" 1 Lot Children's PERCALE £5 EAUM'S. at 1Lot earee mies eee oes. 50 cents. 50 cents. 1 Lot Ladies’ India Linen WHITE SUITS, gos | 401403 TWELFTH STREET. GRAND SUMMER OPENING ®. 1 Lot Ladies’ WALKING SEIRTS, deen Embroidered | oft FOR THREE DAYS, Soants, 98 cents. cents, Real French CHIP HATS, at BAUM’. : lot cents. 85 os 85 cents. THURSDAY, 1 bi arr peak hor at at, 1 Lot New Flowers CORSAGE eee 25 cents. 25 cents. 25 cen! 1 Lot made-up LACE COLLARS and FICHUS, BAUMS. $1.50. FRIDAY, SATURDAY, 43 cents. 48 cents. NI . 5 Se eae ‘1 Lot Ladies’ and Gent’s SILK UMBREiLLAS, at $2.50, $2.50. SPECIAL REDUCTIONS at FOR THIS WEEK ONLY. 416 SEVENTH SIREET NORTHWEST. my29 IN ALL DEPARTMENTS For the above three days only. = E 8 3 Maia BPs Bee BRR, fos Sot WH BR OEE EME PPP aA YL A Tl 9885, LLLL uu MMM BBB ERKB RES PoP A L AA It BY LAE dak HSS P 4 ALLEL A A IT Sgss3 RRR OO Y YA bh a | 2 ¥. a a BE SPECIAL PRICES TO CARPENTERS AND £ G0 F AA Ee BUILDERS ONLY. my29 [4 kLor & nurry, WHITE PINE INCH SECONDS DRESSED 2) SIDES, $40 PER THOUSAND. 6% gg gy x x Ryo Ry ag as PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. OUR INCH SECONDS ARE AS GOOD AS MOST OTHER YARD SELECTS, AND MAY BE BET- TER CALLED WHITE PINE CLEAR LUMBER, DRESSED TWO SIDES, FOR $4 PER ONE HUN- DRED FEET, THE ATTRACTION or THE SEASON. ELEGANT ENGLISH NOVELTIES. LADIES’ TOWN-MADE TAFFETA MOSQUETAIRE MITTS, MILANESE, ENGLISH MAKE, Tn ail the New Shades. FANCY LACE MITTS, NEW. NEW TERRA COTTA SHADES. ELEGANT HOSIERY, New Shades, New Styles. BE SURE TO SEE THEM. WILLET & LIBBEY, COR. 6TH AND NEW YORK AVENUE. my29 iq a MISFIT STORE. lue Fiannel Suit, G.A.B. $7.50 Ae ips jannel Suit, G. cut, worth MISFIT STORE, cor. 10th and F sts. fora Blue Flannel Suit, G. A. B. cut, worth $15, at the MISHYD STORE, oe 10th and F sta, for a Bine ¥ th Suit, worth $25, at the MISEET STORE cor. ltt aad Fete for ,Biue or Biack Cheviotocn Suite, worth $27, atthe MISFIT STORK, cor. 1 OUR SUMMER SPECIALTY, PLAIN WHITE PERCALE SHIRTING FOR SUM- MER WEAR, IMPORTED AND MANUFACTURED ONLY BY ts, £1, $1.25 for White Duck Vestn, worth $1.35, IT A ¥ ¥L 00, ERR. &e ee ft the ‘es vert 5 T AMY YE O ORR &% MISEIT STORE,"oor. 10th ané 7 @2 ¢ © Sg 9 ine. ae TBO der aaplentid Cheviot Suite, worth $13, at ‘& $ ro) MISFIT STOR 5 cor. a 8ts, fT AA ¥ LUL 00 RR até GG for Cossimere Snite worth $: HOH OU U FFF TTIT Y ¥ MISFIT STOIE cof. Toth and F sts. HH U UF amas Seg for Fine Flennel Conte, worth $10, at the HHH UU Fe OT yy bs MISFIT STORE, cor. 10th and F sts. for fing Pla ie Suite worth $95, my29 = Ete F Be SLS 0 SHSrtr SLOME cor ioth ana Fata, for Bt Ber ‘Suite, worth 319, at the $10 ant SEIT STORE, cor. l0itand Fsta, U FLoavine gs J for 600d Workin Panta, worth $2 at the s ia, E eor ian Fats Frees Duck Vera 50, at the MISHLT STOIE, cor: Tun and F ats, S20 fo gynet French Casetmere Suits, wortn yal MISFIT STORE, cor. 10th and F sts. lor Drap dete Coat and Vest, worth $10, at We Offer One Hundred $6.50 Sears sco end veh worth a, $20 Baie ae Be Coat and Vest, Blue or Brown, OME, cor. 10th and Feta, 15 85 fine Diagoal Cat Coat and. Vest, Chesterfield © sie, wo GEGHY, cor. 1th and Fete AUSURS CHEVIOT SULES, LF £25 4 Feweh Worsted sults, worth #25, at ‘MISFIT STORE, cor. lothand Fat, 50 forbs at Suifs, worth $7, at ‘MISFIT enone SE ehe f Todtina vets, 8 Boy's a eer MBE STOWE, con own and Fete or iar Suite, worth $13, IT STORE, cor. dines and Fets. ‘That we sold at $10, for -made Pants, worth $7.50, at the MISFIT STORE, cor. 10th and Fists. for Custom-made Pants, worth rth $10. at the MISFIT STO! (Oth and F sts. SEVEN DOLLARS, ‘This is a $10 Suit at Hus VAPOR COOK STOVE. HEATED KITCHENS DONE AWAY WITH. THE ORIGINAL HULL STOVE IS HANDLED EXCLUSIVELY BY OUR HOUSE. JUST RECEIVED THE NEWEST PATTERN OUT, WITH IMPROVED BURNER AND STRONG- EST FIRE. CLEAN, ECONOMICAL, ALWAYS READY; THE BOSS COOK STOVE OF THE AGE. CALL AND SEE THEM. COOLERS AND OTHER SUMMER GOODS. REFRIGERATORS, IN GREAT VARIETY, OF- FERED AT REDUCED PRICES. SIMPSON & GUY, 1005 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. PYRE WOOLENS, SEVEN DOLLARS. ‘They are good value st Ten Dollars. We do not handle anything that is not good value at Ten Dollars per Suit. ‘That is our lowest priced Men's Suit. ‘my25-10t THIS 18 A TEN DOLLAR SUIT FINE WOOLENS, AT SEVEN DOLLARS, FINE WOOLENS, IMPORTED THROUGH THE HOUSE OF A. SAKS & CO, E. H. VAN INGEN & CO., OF NEW YORK AND LONDON. ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERS, my29 316 anp 318 SevenTH SrREer. Fo RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND ALL POINTS SOUTH, BEGINNING THURSDAY, JUNE Pavia 1882, ‘The Steamer EXCELSIOR, of Potomac Steam- boat ves “Quantico” with y's Line, will connect at the trains leaving Wash at 11:25 a.m. and 5 p.m. STEAMER LEAVES TH ST. WHARF AT 9:30 A. M. TICKETS BY RAIL GOOD VIABOAT AND VICE For information, &c., apply st Company's office, Tth street wharf. GEORGE ee eee WM. P. WELCH, WHICH WE HA’ FOR SALB on ‘The Best GOODS the Foreign Markets can prodace, which I am prepared to make up, giving FINEST FINISH, And altogether the BEST MADE ARTAE ENTSIe IM WASHINGTON. -HAND PIAN¢ SEN TN EXCHAN ecenvecses $125. bt GGG. 8 eof Gentiemen, Call and Inspect the Finest : an ee MERCHANT TAILORING THAT CAN BE PRODUCED. GEO. 5. KEEN, MERON Taston, WANTED—HELP. FOR RENT—ROOMS. FOR SALE—HOUSES. BUSINESS CHANCES. ANTED—A GOOD COOK AND Poll age Oa wa Wt 108 Hf street northwest. “J. CO Wire NEST AND RELIABLE WHI = in, totane caret & young child. Call at a RED COOK! me Warne AND Gore Poe nec city, zu z Meena ‘New York and _elaew! Famikes with referencss. | Tey us: Eph eet onnineet Eiseoed steer. 6, BANG | mode pares ned eli Eas cae tant, see = yuquict fe ior gentleman ‘wifes “Appiy 13 1507 ub tre oe RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS, SINGLE OR SS ———- Fag RENT—TWO eal ig A ts SSnant: ‘1286 oh wenect horthwonts WANTED A erate On CLERK AND, BOOK- eeper; ferred: ve re age, | and wages required. caveeb Wo Oly BO. 1 ‘ANTED—WHITE SETTLED wom ae cook Ww and to make o make harealt generally use! al. “Inguire at NTED_IMMEDIATELY, AN HONEST, RELI- ws sbie Colored Menor house ‘Address ANTED—A ‘WOMAN TO COOK Wi (Colored aL and Gi H for general Louse, Tis besalensnees it ANTED-RESTAURANT WALTER AT DAVIES’ restaurant, corner d Penna, avenue northwest. It, ‘ANTED—TO EMPLOY A COMPETENT ORGAN: Wis for four Bandeys, from dupe Tethys joe. Warten sreipr, RELIABLE YOUNG MEN, or woll-grown to drive carts; our work lasts the, se RENT JUNE FIRST, TWO OR THREE UN- furnished Rooms, at 'N street ni de- Henttal rivate house: ont tro Ja ‘ul summer iy Be Fa ne G STREET posse =e * desirable location; are mod ttn ees are iret we Fens RENT—FOUR eRe ‘ROOMS, ON second floor, for aa all — motte: Apply at 903 6th eetoct Gatto Byte R RENTONE, WELL FCENISHED, CHEER- FSi ind comfortsbie secon id story From ont Hoom: alno, another on the 34 floor. Apply at Tit serect nara RK RENT — THIRD FLOO! See F Suitable for ght houeckeepions ia wel Sdapted for a studio if ‘9th strest north- Apply second floor. my27-3t* Foci RENTTTWO COMMUNICATING ROOMS, to suit, ‘from 14th street cars one army peas thon. ae Address my27-2t" 10 months wages, 10 conte for s day's | TOR RENT_—A PLEASANT BED ROOM FOR SUM. Pablad ot the Wi Bro Machine O2,, 1 and month io's"Geatlemans ‘apply to S14 D strech aor Ms a FR jandary : myi9-1m my27-3t" ANTED— ITE GIRL FOR COOK AND as RENT A PLEASANT FURNISHED | ROOM W Avtcnen we a nF GIRL, FO at BAUM'S, F ‘20. quict lady in. family of adulte. 12th, between ee oot 2 Bar office. ee a ANTED—A WOMAN FOR HOUSEWORK AND wah, 2aeniat with washing Lets payin wie Urelers pply between. must come well recommen poly ae pa 2 and 11 o'clock a.m- at 923 M streot ‘ANTED—A COLORED WOMAN AS COOK AND Lanndress, Nene need apply without good refer- ences. Call at 1945 1 treet northwest, st 10 o'clock a.m. FOR BEX RENT—ENTIRE GROUND 1 FLOOR. ¢ OF 519 mutable Tereneeoe poco. "L LOUIS B. SHOBMAKER: 920 F street northwest. my27-3t FOr RENT_FURNISHED i ROOMS, SINGLE OR 26-3t" Tay: ANTED A RESPONSIBLE LAW FIRM TO claimson commission. Address JUS- TICE! Star office, my27-3t" WAnens GOOD RELIABLE GIRL, TO 000K, wash and iron; must come well recommended. y petween 5 and 7 at 1700 13th street m jorthwest. Waren COMPETENT SERVANT TO COOK, ‘Wash and iron and do general housework. None need apply who cannot give satisfactory references. Apply, affer 4D. m., at C08 13th street northwest, “my ANTED—A FOREMAN AND TWO LABORERS ona Farm. Apply at FULTON’S Loan Office. 314 9th street northwest. mi8-2w WANTED—SITUATIONS. WVANTED-BY A RESPECTAPLE COLORED man, who canfurnish good references, a Position Porter in a store or to drive @ delivery wagon ‘Radrees K. Star offios, ANTED—BY A FRENCH LADY WITH GOOD V recommendations, a Situation in » private fanuily ¢ French Jancuage to children. ee at bre TOUVAWR G16 13th street north 9-38" WAS TEDBY A COLORED MAN & SITUATION as cook or. wai x rence as cook. Auply to EUGENE HAMMOND, ‘St Sta ot Ty29- Wena TUATION AS COMPETENT BOOK- Keeper, correspondent or translator by a_younx man speaking and writing fuently Ei German ‘and Norwezian: “ood planis LEE, poste restaute, Baitimore. Md. isl ‘adres French, T ANTED—A LARGE FUE: two windows; no meais — 2 Box 278, city. we —FIVE FURNISHED ROOMS oe Tint hoypekeaping, or Fariohed Houee, in cen- tral location, at reasonable rental to small faruliy, dress W. H., 726 lith street northwest, stating, terms. References required and si att WANTED—HOUSES private family only need FO, BENT SG ELEGANT FURNISHED APART- at 1077 Vermont avenue, near McPherson Square, singe oF on suite; southern, eastern and west. ern exposure; erate fires, &c. ; sumnimer rates. my24-2w* Fong's, Py ae La | 5 nisl a, nwiy Gr tometer: oo guntiowen iE desired, L street and Ver SE. Sts m22-1 only; ; near corner L mont pei ie atcest Address G. F. office. ‘one door from 7th mi6-29* R RENT—TWO ROOMS, ON SECOND FLOO! FS 11 7th street nor Apply to JAMES Y. DAVIS" aveni SONG Gal Penn Fai mls FOR RENT—HOUSES. RENT_HOUSE 1423 STH STREET i NORTH- West; 11 rooms, in good order, Apply to r SCOTT, 1523 Bth Street northwest, my29-6t* FoR EENT_ FROM JUNE ist—HOUSE 729 6ru northwest, near Patent Office, containing 9 Tooms. ‘Arviy next my29-3t* OR RENT_NEW 1 Se HOUSE, 1610 5th ST. northwest; six rooms, bath, hall, cellar, Water, a8, lntrobe; terrace in front. " Rent'$20. my29-3t" F® SALE. ae BEAUTIFUL HOME, OVERLOOKING CAPITOL GROUNDS, story and 1505 eaneyivania even: _ my29-6t_(Oppos: BE pom reanury.) OR SALE_PRETTY HOMES—ONLY TWO LEFT ‘of those beautiful three-story (Q: on near 15th; th: ; beautiful: press brick front Hou brown stone 11 Foote: nice concrete, colt: ata We TE BURR TiS F street nortaweet.” my29" BR SALE FRAME iB HOUSE. 128 <TH STREET northwest; seven gaa and waterin the house: 29x95; in rear; tortas moderate. particu: Iars call at 141 th street northwest SALE_CHEAB—1-ROO ROOM a Hous uae, Fo} Fl ie Pee oe Sra eee ees BALE—A BARGAIN FOUR-STORY. i ‘street northwest; price, $5, Balance - time, ‘treet northwest; ‘Address: a ue = my29-3t" lumt Star OB SALE—6-BOOM ied WITH CELLABR— ‘and good well of water at door’ ‘ater Scre ae with choice fruit; carpenter shop, with hall Se qt Yl rent for interest on investment: oe ‘rE Pope ones OAs vas: . on W. ay | iD, 1235 9th to B. GARRETT, a ‘OR SALE OR RENT-THAT, Fina cians Brick ail modern fi BARKER, 1106 otrook northwese, SALE AT AS gio: TERMS, ia GARE AND sae seth Se esa ak ride of D street, i east, Tented for $3 by 8 good nas! my25-6t 1429 New York sventie, Freene Sintory Brick 1410 6h “eens eee ran G cs room, perfectly dry eilat; iiod. impr: 19 0. $i, 000 ‘on premises. int we 120, OR SALE A BUSINESS PROPERTY ON i northwest, Uringiug ® good reutal: or wi trade fc ling in ged an fbi ge OR DALE A BARGAIN FINE RESIDENCE gireot, near 9h, Sold PRESBREY & Gi & GheEN S 529 7th street. mi: FOR SALE—LOTS. Fe E FEET OF GROUND, for $3, 200. 6,400 SQUARI $1, 000 to ve, bargain pear Britiah Minister's, Surman Puc ae a8 eae SALE—164 FERT FRONT, TX OTS. AT $1. Fiber, fook, or whole front at 75 Senators have re sna gi. 73 18 Toot. ye a agyeoe OR SALEAT 14, BARGAIN, A LOT between 14th and 15th «treets northwest. ape piy to ‘ip LOUIS F. SHOEMAKER, 920 F street norte my2 cheap. VOR RENT—301 L STREET NORTHWEST, N hoe! bere ieee 8 Se eee modern fmpravemen per mint comer 3d and L streets northwest, (OR RENT—AN EIGHT- ROOM, sae HOUSE, with all modern improvements; 206 5th street south~ gift; convenient to Penpavivania avenue and Eant Capi- tolcars. Apply at southeast my29-3t' (OR RENT_1449 PIERCE PLACE NORTHWEST, in good condition, all modern conveniences; will ep tlgnsfe a responsible party possoesion June 1, 1882. ‘THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, treet miy29-3¢ OR RENT—1235 67a ‘sTReer NORTHWEST; seven rooms; all conveniences: in. good condition $25 T. E. WAGGAMAN, 917 F street northwest, F OR RENT—A SEVEN-ROOM COTTAGE, NEWLY painted, with one acre of ground, at Collage Sta- of B. & O. R.R. ; car fare 13 cents per day. ‘th Preinises. my27-3¢" an nite iat ANTED_—TO RENT SMALI AGI its Pleasent. Will rent by th gene and tay bay quart .ddress or cal) 6 M ws in advance. street northwest. V on ANTED—TOR) ALL HOUSE IVE Unfurnished Room: charge of Fur- hed House during swuimer at nominal rent; thre 3. Bes Box 86, Star office. my29-2t* STORE | A dwelling “corner preferroa-ootween 3d and 15th, nneyivania avenue and M. strect northwest; also: honse, 6 or 8 rooms, between kc ana streets northwest. A. 8. CAY set northwest _ WANTED_BOA RD ANTED—COUNTRY BOARD FOR G an, wife, two ehiidren and nuns, within d jashington. fO BUY FoR | V T—HOUSE 2136 PENNSYL VANIA AVE- nue northwest; nine rooms and. throom; gas and water; furnished or unfurnished. Moderate rent. Will rent from June Ast to September Ist, 1882: or longer if desged. Apply to BR. SU CHEW, at Rises ARS Dank. Fz SALE CHEAP TERMS, $20 CASH AND $7 monthly, ten Jota, 90 fect deep to 10-2008 alley. on went side of Roceh Capitol rest, oath oat street north wast vere rare, a Wet ‘STARR: 1429 New York avenue.” myas-ot OR BALE — THE BEST BARGAING IN THE et, Lots on Wenhington Hel on and near quire of PRESB! & oo Garheld avenue Tn 529 7th street. FR: SALE—BUILDING LOTS IN MOUNT P a PLEA ANT, 4th street road: ance monthly: buildings will be erected. Mtoe pre same terms. Apply to owner, JAMES Ysus'Vermontavenue. FE SLE, SALE A PEAUTIFUL LOT, FRONTING ts and reservation, located on Massach setts avenue, a C street and Stanton 5 Statue). Terms easy. Inquire at 404 9 ae Fe SALETAT A MODERATE PRICE, A DE- sirable south front Building Lot, 20 feet, on $Y street, fou northwest. jot from 14th’ TUCKER, Second Avaitors Oxi. sm9-3w' JVOR RENT—TWO THREE-STORY BRICKS, WITH Back Building, 2002 and 2008 14th street northwest, 10 rooms, modern improvements ; $30 month. | Ip~ quire of 8. R. BO! OND, 931 4% st goo my27-6t" OR RE TR NISHED— Se THE SUMM ‘T_FUR 04 L street northwest. Fine At y locate No buds in rear. a airy ‘Apply before 10 o'clock a. En. oe RENT—BRICK 94 BSTREET NORTHWEST, 10 rooms, bath, Xe. ‘ck 1510 Columbia street, 7 roome, bath, c/llar, &c., $22.50. ALBERT F. FOX, '920 F street northwest. my27-3t ” ‘Ok RENT FROM JUNE 10TH TILL OCTOBER vt a of an elegantly furnished house at a low bare Address Box 133, Btar office. ie an acceptable party, at 907 MI street northwest. ANTED—BOARD FOR LADY AND LITTLE 7 7 ghild, where there are no other boarders, at or OR RENTIi1 ovetry brick house, 8 room Shee pear Beltsville, Md. Address, with full particulars, | jn° water, gaa, front aiid back yards. Gian fo per _ IMMEDIATE, Star offic my marent tenant.’ Inquire at 1713. yar de WANTED— MISCELLANEOUS ANTED = FINANCIAL | ASSOCIATE: WITH 500, t cetablish business, the success of which inundoubreds” Wil conteol ee money Fim self. For particulars nd interview address D. Lock Box 276, City. WASTED KIND, SAFE AND WELL- EN Fony for boy's wie. Must be warranted sound. Call at 1 29-61" ee EXCHANGE_—A GOOD PIANO WwW V for @ side-bar bugey, Address Box 103, Star ANTEDTA FIRST-CLASS CATERER TO TARE eofa furnished dining room and id business ia pofemenise Tequived. ted Apply at once, 917 ARTED-70, FILL A DRY WELL, AT 1316 N fitect northwest, eieht cuble yarns clean beach gravel. ayel. Aly to MEIGS, 1232 Vermont akavon ne Waxrepaian 000 SUITS OF SPRING AND BUM: ‘mer Clothes to clean for $1.50. Very latest processes adopted and none e butak titi sngloyed- Positively no’ “dry: process” ‘goods. Facilities for cleaiing suits ina. fow hour's koues mmodious room for drying. None but the purest chemicals used. Geode thosccgily a pestoed ans alee ze your portal ee ur > PEINCE, petent make calls and ‘deliver.’ Send inimitable SW iNTED-womses SisstnEn! AT cleaner, 1009 F si PER month on my Farm near Bladensburg. ty of = shade and water. Inquire on br remises, or ed- pee ‘Bladensburg, M mi5-Im* Wa ‘ARPETS TO CLEAN BY A tl Chace & Bro. next door to City Post Office. ‘The fect carpet cleaning machines yet inyented. Hoon wtp ‘Process to telephone ‘or otherwise. Carpets Wee returned, RICE, 490 wens avante and tear, ae any other firm remade; ga aha ae: ders by ‘telephone. Wired machine CARPET CLEANING. IM- inery, no injury to carpet, work Send orders, by telephone oF fone sey IN & HOEKE, 801 Market pee Waa "ana we WORK OF ANY DE: Mattrensos vated rarified by aryais cle pear nearly new. A. GHAGE © BRO. hort af Glty Rost Of. a a W BEALE. Room 4 tase Now york srtaue! 7 ie aurea Deeds tor Every biaiy and Terstory, 0. U Commissioner, ANTED, OLD GOLD ANDSILVERINEARGE OR Pennsylvania venta, bet. Sand 43 etc eniy WANTED, f0u TO KNOW THAT I SELL AFTRST. (Pallor-made Second-hand uch better ce sgreat deal cheaper than Tow suitcan No. ee EOD. Branch Store, No. 409 9th st. north = Sth st. northwest. via tag So Bae BOARDING. FOR RENT ALG S3p | STREET XoRTHWesT Georgetown, nearly new Brick Dwelling: ‘all moa: ern improvements; 10 rooms. Apply to 0. C. GREEN, 710 D street northwest. my27-lw ‘OR RENT-DURING THE MONTHS OF JULY Address E'S, ‘oare of As Be Starteranh” Teeamasy dress E. J., . department. ‘my27-3t* FR ee ity woos NORTHWEST; 100 an thoronzh ares $50: B06 and BON Taka aeteet a 6 roo Apply to A. 8. CAYWOOD, 1: street north nytt Fe, = RAY FURNISHED | HOUSE OF Pia (es Towa Circle; will be rented efal family for hres or ats Months He AS Mein Tie, 918 F Fe RENT—712_ lit STREET NORTEWEST, between G an 4. basemen vant, three-story DI Dwelling; four bed-rooms, pane, ‘Hitchen and dining modern improvements; in good order, room; my36-3t" VOR RENT— HOUSE 920 FRENCH STREET; modern conveniences; 7 rooms, bath and closets, Posweasion siven June. “Apply 16 CHAS: G. DUNC CANSON, 9th and D northwest. my26-3¢ iz BENT FROM lex JUNE, No. 1224 F STREET, 13. modern Al HARTIGAN, 1128 14th oF at HENDERSHOTT'S Drug Store, corner 13th and F streeta. my24-6t ‘OR RENT—ONE THREE-STORY aot HOUSE; u bath 4 concrete cellar, with all ‘northwest. theherdies running up to the corner. Inguire at 405 Tin sees aorttoeete sO the, commer. Par RENT FURNISHED HOUSE, No 1325 COR; A Street, for the. mont for the mouths of a ‘and ou children. “JOHN Ts ABMS, 810 'F stock, 2 ee re ig othr ae NO. 1416 N STREET abet Rprec: ms, store mn June lst. = dares O. 0} Ny Jou and F Fairey BINS, 1314 Vermont aven On RENT-NORTHWHST PORTION ae ory, rooms and ished 1 Ww Press Bri bard ol: 3 oll: 21 feet f frauds 3 bay win window front ‘and side. side ith; * mc On) ini 1410 ‘Boundary’ eG Tul T-dw" OR NENT HOUSE 3012 DUNBARTON AVENUE, reat Ws j modern improvements. Apply io J0HN TRILL, 1216 F street, or 3009 O street. modern improvements; new fresco and Fustege ems’ FRO, 2 FONG LEASE-A NEW MODERN TEN: House, eral pletely, furnished, on ‘T strect aoeen > near eS AS pena ip every, way. $750 per oO = = ENT. ml-im E ine. devmL, 298.955.00154 1417 Hopkins st .. 200919 0-w. 7m [2157 Pan natoce i 3300 @ 3328 M ° host sete st te each, all m, 00|Gor. 20 & I stn sate igs: 3.00 1064 30th at.,6 rs. Mei... 19.00 E. 8. WESCOTT & 00., 325-6m Corner 20th and I streets northwest. FOR RENT—STORES. Fe, SALE—A NEARLY NEW AND FIRST-CLASS | ‘Twelve Horse Power Horizontal hed! and pulley. Can be seen running ing dally at Tate Stax office at laced by an engine of double cs ea Power to drive two ty web- -Tatins and fod machines. Will be sold at bereniny Apply at counting room of Tar yas my29. )R SALE—CHEAP—A LARGE ICE CHFST. ALSO a, food Top Wagon. At 719 H street ‘northwest. my2 FG SALE—A BARGAIN—BUSINESS TI URN OL OR SUITABLE FOR DY, 3 spring May, ¢ ete.,) built to-order'and'in good © con oer ne Ma sound, perfectly gentle anda Aer ler; stands anywhere without hitching: hae in this city for the past two years snd riven by & “pe ag mypese mtives 428 8th eae eine, oe SALE—A FAMILY CARRIAGE OF MODER ‘le, built to. pea and sold 1 aly foe. want of ae ww. Apply at HN McDEI (OTT & BRO. Factory, 310 Senusiyune avenue, my27-: FEE ie Sap eal) 6s oor ay ERO SOE OOD, fully warranted for on} NCEY phe ie: my?1-6t street, Fane a ooct tiade in oreo FR ees Ta Pater je in sections: bu merchant or buicher. Can be ween ‘at Bia Shara north ee 3 os BARGAIN ELEGANT sete ‘Case Piano: 7 octave; as good as new: $130. = Dew Smith A stops; im- roved ; $100; pat paroee 1139 10th street. m22-12t° KR SALE—JUST RECEIVED A NUMBER OF Sine ridin, ‘work Horses; also, several first ica. ‘THOMPSON'S Stable, Sth and Osos | ¥! ‘cee md m20-2w* Fes SALE—100, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES AND eee ears! toy. "408 and 70 0 street north Elegant turnouts for hire by the day, or mont oR sats —. wig, eis a sees and sic ser ae ee, $200, be oe horse, harness mand be econ st DOWKEY'S S Stables ‘an be seen at % on 1th obreot northwea E—EIGHT pla EENTUCRT Fina tierie iis and driving fe orally ‘soces end arate able {oc willae cart Bow. SETS Stables, a 101s 7 inna northwest. ‘mit 10 RFAL ESTATE OWNERS.—TRF al ‘ser desires to purchase one or more Brick How JB Re north-west part of the city, Fanging in, price fr. = 600 each. oF will Guy two wood ote, peop. located, ‘in, the saine section. ce, Bum bar of fot equate, Ae.” Address Property.” Box’ 2s6 City Post ottice. my29-3t" NE OPPORTUNITY. FOR, REBSONS TO PRO- i ave for-anto.e few snore of Chom weak, $xo-story and barerent poy press-brick Houres, on Pierce Place, between, ‘Lath and 15th streets northwest. Houses have’ al! mod- overnents and are finished in Dest ate. joures can be purchased by Se pes ti #500 $200 gowe. balance in $25: notes at six ape founes ronal for a person 0 te escure 8 B HANDY. nF street northwest. 1 THE! = “FEET OF GLARS shelving. with drawers suitable for hat of shine business. Gan be 2 bought cheap. sig Md by of a Grocery St _ + ey EN “ry Teanons eiven for selling. ay uy rent. Addren Box 121, Staruffice. “mye a a ig ye CORNER STORE IN FIRST @ block ivania avenue, suit- Se cara SUES E ia and I stroets northwest, "myst" On RENT. AND SALE-ALL CLASSES OF farylnad sod Virginia, SAS I i bats ‘1 Conupren strect, or 1218 Slat ntrect, Geongetown actin J ‘4. PRESCOTT, At his REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, sri frou #2300" to to $15,000, located at too ing from joes Wiest Sint abd other” destrabie wer gh BE, STOCK AND Seats 3 00d bux points. i sFesnorel ani wae ots for naie in ail ma} and w OF 2 of the city. ‘Prices areadl = Now in the time to Joan on Real PRESOOTT'S Realestan HANGE, 1416 F at. _ COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. [TEL FOR SALE_ONE OF THE BEST BUST. taki contral hotels, ine hye ind, ii ayivania. well furuiahed 18 ores ind oo acres land connectet, depot at door: rente for $1 1, 500 pay {2 edyence. im perfect order: owner 71 yeare ol in bad hs would exchanie in oor for farm or reaidence near Wess ington, J. WIGHTMAN, Wilimunport, Pa. my27-lin sk FOR nALE-NEA A AB YAS a COMF( t 8 Roo! 2k AND 115 ACKES OF LAS ~ ANID, within five B. the Sain To rata FROM Ww oes Tos Sr0r's ligne DAILY. cary new, ani lawn an sation 1x etni- bently heaithfs, ising be GoW oat above Washi ton, and entirely free from malaria. Fiye drives and ood society, two modern within Sy mile Place. “Apr . STEIGER & ERMANN, ‘ew York aventie, VOR SALE—A VERY DESIRABLE FARM, SITU. ated on Livingston road, 3% miles south from Navy Yard bridge: containing 118 acres, “with good improve- ments; occupied by Mr. Wallace Payne asa. dairy farm; reasonable terme, Addrves JAS, E. 1. Anacostia, ‘mT -colw FRUIT _AND DAIRY FARM FOR SALE OR EX- for city property. in, full view of this city. Good paging farm: 100 acres. RomC Titers tas oR SALE—CHEAP—A_ BEAUTIFUL BUILDING gure fors Rural Home; 9 a0 rea excuilon eas view; high, dry, healthy, 2h miles « 00. Ems frm on monthiy installments’ HOBEME A. PAT LIPS, 1 . avente. ‘ia0-te neAUTIFC | HOME AT A BARGAIN. OWNED Snon-resident, and must be wold, 20 acres of atts, new two-story house; f nd the house collet Swen ayaa Beccin wae MATS k'Bhos . corner $d struet, and Pennsylvania avenue northweet. ” my24- colw? JOR BALE—oR EXCHANGE AT A GREAT Baie «ain, ten from ington, over the Mari- fn, ten milo bike-_aaplendia “pond B08 Forestville Prints Goormns county, Ma. 360 actos under cultivation and 200 in tinber, 3 Inree to- bams, stable, corn house, poultry, ice aud apri houses; 8 tenant houses, all It, wood repair, occupied for this season b by 3@ood tenanw. The purchaser will have the advantage of the xrowins crops. ACRES, near 360 roads and grist mi nvenient to farm, and Southern Maryland dine within 1 Apply to JOHN SHERMAN & _m2-Im © ROR SALE OR EXCHANG! erty. Farm thrve miles fev Blader $50 acres. “One-third clearod land, suital or farming purpores, Wood ‘enous! aakods ‘1815 Netrvet Comey BOK RDING WILL TAKE BOARDERS FOR THE SUMMIR at twenty-five dollars ($25) per me: aud give as ood board as peop pw | ean furnish. Comveyanee #o aud return from Metropolitan Rail- Fond depot, 14 miles: distance from city, 10 miles on ‘7th street Address GRORGE T. RUST, my29-3t* Wheaton P.0., Montgomery eo., Ma. BQOMINGDALE i FARM—GOOD COUNTRY Board in # larve, well-furnished house, surrounded by shade and fruit trees, at moderate rates. For Tuli ages apply early to MRS, M. C. PHILLIPS, fax county, Va, eierensme, ex CocxTEy Bo pon LARGE HOUSE, DOUBLE fruit, veretables, ic anil on ie Fs fem. addres XB. WEBI Greene, Soe tg ———. Beautiful location: ‘ar Termecsey- Address FORMERLY OCCUPIED w open for Bummer boarders. Foams and plenty of unde, .N. HERBERT, Laurel, Ma. (OUNTRY BOARD—AT WOODSID! yville, Clark county, V ry “eo. ag F lO. fir uitoen. ak visita ylord, Clark county, Va. Waray, A GENTLMAN'S FAMILY IN THE of Virginia = ‘Summer Boarders with no children. For terms ane’ particulars address aad GKEEN, Washington, mae CoE BOARD — PLEASANT ROOMS “AND Doerd at “Maples.” near Leura! Station, W.B. B. mid-tn £0. R.R. ; references NADY, Laurel, UMMER BOARDERS ACCOMMODATED WITH: Pleasant Rooms at GUNSTON HALL, Seeuty malien there overy day, Daily mail: fine library, pan ery eg 4 bathing. MCSMITH, Gunmen, Veo mist ILEASANT BOARD CAN BE HAD IN ry ‘Piedmont vate family, faint ‘mile from all daly “ Tope tae jason, Orange oo Vas ml6-Im" UM ME BOARDING—ONLY $ PER WEEK—P. o. id R.R. station near; charming : mituati for heaithf: ‘unrivalled fi 5 mood J yg EO fornatien addons Mee Be eee mailto d. W., P.O, Bor on, Hall, Harper's Ferry, W. Va. suas R SALE—A PHETON, ENGLISH T, Fine tox: teeta gc ADrty at PROFESSIONAL. ON'S Loan Osice, S14 9th sired baw SALF—HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, f Pe Toth sold, exchanged and for hire a and” Repostiory, 10is He ES 4, and Paint Gat street awe add ~ SALE—-LARGE VARIETY OF THE LATEST Phatous, Barise and seine done in ae the neatest manner. M. YOUNG, sa JO) Fe SALE—THE CHEAPEST PLACE = = Faiz top Tol new and nooon jhuand Carriaues and Pennsylvania avenue northwest. ae R. SALE—SPRING AND SUMMER CARRIAG: ope ‘Boston Buckopend Comey eB (Or a. = ‘= ‘and other light for the money. Hevaiting vecmnplly atieedette. cram, m29_Repository and Factory, 410-416 8th st. n.w, ————EEE__—_———————— | iste eee, 1927 ree ent 2 por act eB Pek to AS OTE WILSON, Looe, LADY HAS TAKEN A HANDSOMELY ished house on 10th snd hopes to provide Tune Int." 1123 10th street northwest, ‘and a OF THE SCHOOL OF aa ry aierka ts FUR- iS aes MANSION, CORNER 6rx AND E North- Ror reat, with fi first clves ee lisp aey Sian be Snunged for the fst eo other ee iSLENT, AND DAY BOARD- ‘the McPherson House, cor- for Fonecines Sake Saar MRS, M. T. SOUTHALL. Epis: ae eT . ON . MONEY TO LOAN. ‘ONEY, MONEY, MONEY. on Real niet eg ens Real Estate, tp_ sums from $500 to nde wighout Odin. CHARLES W. HANDS, oF Aue eee: Say 7 LOAN IN SUMS OF 1, 0, $2,000" and larger sim oh oot ele and Song 6 St Me ae ON REAL ESTATE, AT 5 AND 6 PER CENT. B. 0. HOLTZMAN, [ERIE RE Ee ere nextirwent ee SPECIALTIES. ILLAH, THE WONDERFUL ORIENTAL VEILED Clairvoyant, whose power in healing the sick, "atte it and future of B__STARR PARSONS, DENTIST, 439 NINTH street, 8.€. Cor. New mode