Evening Star Newspaper, June 6, 1882, Page 2

THE E VENING STAR. WASHIN GTON TUESY LY... June 6, 1892.) - CROSBY S. NOYES ‘The Evenii 7 Star bas a reauiar. bona fiae daily circaiation more than trebie that of any other daily paper published In Washington. and ecual to that of all the other daily papers here added together. THE Stan office is connected the Telephone Ex- ebance. orders for the paper by muail y information or business Persons leaving the city for the summer can have THE Braz mailed to their address, poetyaid, and changed a# Often as desired, for fifty cents a mouth, invariably in advance. A. Doublesheet To-morrow. The demand upon the advertising space of Tux Sran has not abated. It printed in Apriland May 5,190 new adverttsements, and June prom- tses to quite equal May. Another double-sheet will be issued to-morrow. Advertisers will confer @ favor by sending In thelr orders early. Taste ES ‘The independent or ant!-machine wing of the re- publican party in Pennsylvania ts dally making converts, unless its organs are very much de- ceived. It 1s estimated that not less than one hun red thousand republican voters are now dpenly committed to the support of the independent Ucket, and those identified with the movement ¢laim that this number will increase rather than diminish. Last year Mr. Wolfe, for state treasurer, though scli-nominated, polled fitty thousand votes. This year many republicans, some of them men of prominence and acknowledged influence, ‘who last year opposed Wolfe, are actively sup- Porting the Independent ticket. The breach In the party has widened, visibly, since the nomination ‘of an independent ticket, and it ts now predicted that the two factions will antazoniz2 each other even in the election of county officers; that the in- dependents will weaken the machine whenever the nomination of an opposing republican ticket can effect that, Meantime the democrats are Dusily engaged in trying to harmonize the hitherto ‘unruly elements of their own party. It seems to be recognized as a fact that ex-Senator Wallace Is already a candidate for Mr. Don Cameron's seat 1% the Senate. One-half of the state senate to be elected next fall will hold over until 1884 and will, consequently, participate in the election of Mr. Cameron's successor. Mr. Randall, the ex-speaker, 4s the recognized leader of one wing of the democ Tacy and Mr. Wallace of the other. If they agree upon matters of party interest in the pending eampaign they will probably be able to muster their party in pretty solid column. ———_<e2—__—_ Senator Gorman was yesterday succeeded as president of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal by Mr. Henry D. Farnandis, of Harford county, Md. Governor Hamilton proposed Mr. Robert Bridges, of Washington county, for president, but he was outvoted by tne Gorman men and his ticket defeated. Mr. Farnandis is spoken of in high terms by the Baltimore papers asa gentleman of ability and Integrity, and one of them thinks his @lection will prove “beneficial to the democratic party.” This would hardly seem to be the mission ofa canal president, but the Chesapeake and Ohio anal has been so long run as a party machine that the people of Maryland seem. to look upon this use Of it as a matter of course. ~~» —___—_ ‘The Washington correspondent of the New York Herald says there ts a rumor afloat here tha “Secretary Folger will soon resign and that he is to be succeeded by Senator Don Cameron, who in his turn ts to have for his successor in the Senate his father, ex-Senator Cameron.” There has been talk for some time that the old man was inclined w take the reins into his own experienced hands, now that the Pennsylvania machine fs traveling ‘over sorouzh a road. Don is a dashing driver, but hardly a safe one, especially when he has a ju:np- ing toothache. +e» ——_ Now that the House has agreed to give the sec- ond and fourth Mondays of each month during the session for the consideration of District business, there 1s ground for hope that action can be had upon the water bill, flats bill and other matters of prime importance. ~~» —___ Senator Plumb will have a lively fight if he locks horns with the Typographical Union. TAYLOR & HUFTY, so sity My , s os Bye gS to PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ARE NOW RECEIVING THE A A f i Poon Perry i343 Crrr} Lt F ar 3 basta 1000, 000 waae! ane Re Cr liked a8 i g vases} bt aa ben z f+ i +4 Pre UF} 3 if nol wine] ui Eg 5 EEE LLLL T 1 EKESsss5 WHICH THIS HOUSE WILL ALWAYS TARE PAINS ‘TO SECURE In Es ADVANCE O1 SEE THE FINEST STOCK IN tHE ores DON'T FAIL TO SECURE ONE OF THOSE ELE- GANT SYRING WHAPS. ONLY A FEW MORE LEFT. IT A Y ¥L 00. RF as tT ae YE SOR ht pan SE SSE st2 #24 F fu EE i * H HOU OU FFF x HUGG Ee YY PEbger 2 ¥ we HH UU F 2 0s B®? BLUE FLANNEL SUITS, $10 AND $12, fast colors; Boys’, $7 and $9; Children’s, with short pants, $5 and $6; Children’s Linen Suits, $2; Of- 1914-1916 pitta ‘avenue. LA ARRIVAL OF SPRING CLOTHING ‘TO-DAY. Be Sure and Buy at the Great BOSTON AND NEW YORK SALE OF MEN’s, BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING. Anplendid AT-Wool Suit for $12, worth AL x Suit for $6.50, worth SSt cuslar eames pte et va Bose You cam buy of Mi ever bought them before, at the Great Sale of BOSTON AND NEW YORK CLOTHING, Ax 123 Tru Stazer yontuwzsr, (Between G and H sts., east side.) S9"Lonk for the Signs at the New Store. yo: LOOK!! A® HONORED MANUFACTURER, Ten years ago, and from thst time back to the year of eighteen hundred and fifty-two, there was no foreign mater of gonds who was known better than IVAN SIM- MONI. His name on a piece of goods was all that was necessary to guarantee it as an HONEST, reliable fab- ric. When the great demand for cheap goods raged in this country Simmoni’s goods were rarely seen. When the people found ont that five-dollar PANTS TO ORDER were no better than THREE-FIFTY ready-made ones— often not as good—and when the dark days that followed the downfall of our leading bankers were over, when the country had passed through this crisis and entered again on an era of prosperity, the demand came for good goods. Hence it is that to-day Ivan Simmoni, the French manufacturer who refused to lower his standard of quality in order to mest # priea, finds his products in greater demand than ever. This season we imported six styles of these goods—three light and three dark colors. The light colors we have made into STYLISH SACK SUITS. The goods are whatis known as a Pin Check pattern—one of the neatest and most difficult styles for a manufacturer to make perfect. These we have are absolutely perfect. We made them in two ways. With a fine serge lining they cost $22 per suit: silk lined throughout, they cost $25 per suit. The dis- tinction is entirely in the lining of the coat. One of the styles is the Blue Pin Check; another of the styles is a Gray Pin Check; the other is a quiet Brown Pin Check. ‘The darkest of the light shades we cut into large sizes, 4s a very large man does not look well in light colors. We study all these things carefully, and are just a anxious to dress you PROPERLY as woe are to sell you your clothes, A. SAKS & CO., 16 316 awp 318 SevENTH STREET. bo BS5Sg Fou ARGAIN 5sss, EBB Sgss8 AT A M MM ™ ,S5S5 e & FE Muawwe § BR DA Ue RM CSS BBB A A UU MMM Sg538 5 This Week I will offer to the public the following specialties. I invite all to examine these goods, as they will only last a few days: 1 Lot Cream BRABUNT LACE, worth 20 cts., 125 Cents. Only —1234 Cents. 1 Lot Cream MONTASPANE LACE, worth 18 cts., 10 Cents. Only —-10 Cents. 1 Lot Cream BRABUNT LACE, worth 23 cts., 14 Cents. Only 14 Cents. 1 Lot ANTIQUE LACE, at 7, 8, 10 and 15 cts., Worth Double the Price. 1 Lot OSTRICH PLUMES in Black and White, $1.50. Only $1.50. 1 Lot Embroidered Front CHEMISES, worth $1, 50 Cents, Only = 50 Cents, ‘The Greatest Bargains I ever sold. 1 Lot White Overskirta ard Basques, sold at 5.50, $2.50. Only $2.50. 1 Lot with handsome Embroidered Rufiles, sold at $8.50, $3.50. Only $3.50. aT BBR OA OU 0 MM MM™ osssg BoB AA U UMMMM> bes AA GEAR” fone, BBB A A UU MMM Segs8 7 THIS WEEK ONLY. 36 416 SEVENTH STREET. FO SALe By CHAUNCEY J. REED, 483 SEVENTH STREET N.W., The following Special Bargains in PIANOS AND ORGANS: No. re, je a Co. Seater rood, 7 a carve Sop moulding. neatly ne $225. pS pea ces 0. 2. Rosewood get" bkao. with carved loge ana ind corners, elegant made No. 3 cOne slagant Rscewcod Pian i ant bass and modern improvements; % No. 4.—Beautiiully Carved fall, in pertect order: No. 5.—One Peerless: U; SHONINGER OYMBELLA ORGANS. Sold on $5 monthly payments. Biscx MOIRE ANTIQUE SILKS! Je6 BEST VALUES EVER OFFERED FOR $1.50, $1.75, $2 and $2.50. FIGURED FRENCH SATTEENS, In New Patterns, 50 cts. TYLER & CHEWNING, 918 7ra STREET NORTHWEST. 38 ARION HARLAND'S NEW BOOK—EVE'S MAB WHEE 4 OR COMMON SENSE FOR ND MUTHER. ‘The Treas Parry of David, rsdn . H. 3 Sermons by hey. Charles DD ea ws. SAULANEERRA SOR, 406 428 Seventh street. 9, NOt, DESPAIR — PERSONS SUFFER- ‘ing from complicated @iseases dency to exhaust and Sine and ‘real ‘strong making free NEY AND BEAUTIFUL ORGANDIES. Large stock of handsome SATINES. FIGURED SWISS MUSLINS, Ecru and White. PURE LINEN LAWNS, 20c, MADRAS GINGHAMS. in new atyles. All SUMMER SILKS at and below cost. COLORED SURABHB at reduced prices. PONGEE and PONGEE EMBROIDERY. SUMMER SHAWLS, PARASOLS, ke. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, Lae] ATENT COMBINED FLY TRAP WANTED—HELP. FOR RENT—RKOOMS. AT AND ADJUSTABLE WANzED A FimsT-CLASS TAILO! Ax 1116 7th street northwest. Good wages W OW Wikn xppp cow wow WWitn Oo Oo8WW Sues iy» Laresectas Ste Ree w WUN KNDDD 00 W W cocrnr reexerxn x | WANTEDIAT 002 1H STREET oan Breen Rain Ee EEA | Ro. Nocmmmendsio rtied: i §¢ cR RE K NNN, Wiens soos net mer gepucree ote Sgss8 Goo REREEEEN NN the fancy} goods and hosiery department; one tall can obtail rood situation =e oR DAISY LAWN MOWERS, HYDRANT HOSE, BUILD- | frai salary. “Addnooe Eto Stas Office, ERs’ AND MISCELLANEOUS HARDWARE, Anaog, egcan ‘WOMEN, nS eet Pant 0 can po nome ‘wash F. P, MAY & CO, and scrub, eos Bos, Bama = RSs ee ee ee ANTED[A BYSPECTABLE WHITE os en ind, ure and go to the country, ApRIY | BPP, A GA TT 885g at 1908 K street. bpp aa E EA Ht Sss5q ANTED —A NEAT GIRL FOR GENERAL B #84 bers AA4 FF sages ence. Apply at 808 Tth street northwest, Je6-21" ANTED— DRUG CLERK — RELIEF CLERK Eh 0% % FAR and Avprentice, Address T. D. H., Star off poy YY AA * ‘ANTED— MAN, TO COOK FOR TWO AND £ ROO VY Asa £ m | Wanthamberwoens aon e Roma te mune cia Boo ¥ 2A - ge Roni olds poneut Hawt clase eed spRIy at | shore northwest. ee Wiivard New. bs GENT AND GOOD-NA- aif fate ‘make herself generally pny Be aaT Capitol street. een Ward “AD LEARY, ‘A TRADE ING) H. Ki Bell Hanger and Li cht ‘Lis Tath street eee ne Wate H EPER OF EXPERIENCE, who can marhot am sp ake denerts a prewar ras. Ltn aati ia 0. Box 279, SPECIAL OFFERING AND GREAT SLAUGHTER Address Mrs. W. ‘ANTED WHITE NURSE, GERMAN PRE. WE mney travel Py mateo ating pam mer. “Gall st DOT M seas nenthwest atenae foe ae We rans ATTORNEY—OOMPETENT ,sberson, will pecatve iberal other need abu ga Sia re eee ae ar ANTED A WHITE WOMAN OR aoe = iron en ‘in house work. waah Apply’ at 1537 43¢etrect southwest FOR ONE WEEK ONLY. 325 DOZEN PALAIS ROYAL a eae FOR SALE—HOUSES. =e poe koa Pune ea ind one of seven, han deotaaty furniabed, eta be Tent ee red oe leases. ‘Parlor, Chamber and = furgished. Apply to THOS. J. FISHER & CU., agents. =| ES RENT—FIRST-CLASS FURNISHED pes anti Roveusbor Lat Sa0 Teh eee ee pas Refe: exchanged. tea Fis.” Alam State, tn sear Ties Stati | toa. D, — rent $4. Abr & CAYWOO! a RENT — 608 197m STREET ae, Furnished Rooms, single or communicating. je3-3* So eee oe Fe RENT “TWO LARGE PARLORS, UNEUR- Bor rea oe Erect orthwest; have Apply vo Pare ea or FOR, BES EEE} ROOMS—ONE SQUARE FROM role, for the summer, or un- furnished, 1127 13%, \weat; furniture stored. ‘my30-9¢" en ELEGANT FUBNISHED APABT- Tenty at 1047 Vermont avenue, near MaPbarwcn single or en raite; southern. eastern snd west, eS NT— TWO FURNISHED OB UNFUR- Fine or towether: $0" Board it ds Li Seat avenue northwest, Address G. Im? Ee Mibstrcctnoctren meme rane “4 to JAMES Y. Davis 80 P SOME Gat Peaueytvants | Ty “FOR RENT—HOUSES. and Ve FE. Sur m2 | GALE AT G0 CASH ey re eae Fits iat BARGAIN—WELL- &, House of nine rooms, see. W. E. BUFORD: 1118 F street novduwests OR SALE—BRICK HOUSE, WITH STABLE AND alley. Lot 25 This is avery do- Mae m "Eapre Boat 2, PRs Leprol Bullaing or aie ee ea 250; TERME, kei ee south ae St Dee }; Tented for $8 8 good J. W. 1429 New York avenue. _ 23-68 streets ‘MARKET WITHOUT STALL RENT. qa Ses kets Saco Soret et oI - inrper of stalls vy 3 occupied Salva the rate of #460 0°88 pornonth “a Penney ivante aretacs for's wan with some capital.» _+3-30 108 F aire Rk RENT — SALE-ALL nuie, JAR i BA 1 pay rH); ies RAL ESTATE E EXCHANG! Has many Rae ty ree nace 5 reasonanle pec a = risof the ~ romendng r to loan on Keal Eatate. EXCHANGE. FRs SALE DESIRABLE THREE-STORY FIGHT- }e3-co2w Fe SALE Rouaks MANY CHOICE moUSES y JOHN A. PRESCOTT, Real ‘ebiato ‘pros, fring reasonable. = SALEHOUSE AT A SPECIAL BARGAIN!— ‘The four. brick (imitation stone ‘2116 G street northwest, contain: a SALE— BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE—ELE- Eoeieere: 1416 eb strest northwest; nine 1D feet by 120. °g1, 000 cash: Palanee et, my31-2m cary Payments, on prem: oR SALE—PRETTY HOMES—ONLY TWO LEFT on mediate Also, & come Sato press brick front House, brown stone WE. BURFORD, 1 fe SE ees R SALE—A BUSINESS PROPERTY ON Tra streot northwest, bri tal ; or will trade for a in Bend postal to 1122 iitintrect horiiwel FOR SALE—LOTS. mi6-im " VENTILATING ANTED A GOOD BOY TO RUN ERRANDS. i BENT HOUSE 994 25TH STREET NORTH- required 5 oF sale. G°9 00, RRR, g8i8y EERTTTT 85%, MERTZ, 1100 Pomsyivania avenues 366-9t | ply'on premises. a seb? 8, Ssas, WANIED—A COMPETENT REGISTERED PHAR. oR RENT BRICK. 1610 9TH. STRERT NORTH: ie on ue ‘S88, RE t <. onto macist a8 Heliof Cler! k. Address ‘‘Ferrum,” Star nets Stee oe (000 00'S BT sou" AEB Loonie — Be $20. UT. FO) sears AT ONLY POR RENT-10o 8 NW..7 RS. IMPS, $25 Bu iain nwt Dineen FA OOO KEBNN NTTTT, I Wee 1 TOUS, : Pt] oor. ERNE 38583 ARTED: dn; Addrane oe apvly #o W-W: HAYNE, | 3 reapers eer) sie sisy 3 109 5333 3 cnn we z S85g 134 W. Baltimore street, Baltimore, 4e3-1w* Je6-6t "A. McINTIRI gg te. 88 NNN T Sse! ANTED—A FOREMAN AND TWO LABORERS Of RENT_FURRISHED HOUSE, EIGHT ROOMS ote os Farm. Apply at FUL! oe with modern improvements, for four monthe, at P nominal, rent. 2114 svenue northwest. epieee Ey are ot ate | ors = loyment an al of RENT—O21 4TH STREET N WORTH FULLY Apply yata0r a alan Date with twelve rooms, all om ghiene oo Carpets for Parlor, NTED-FIVE LADIES TO SOLICIT ORDERS | [ters All one. pattern. Pontuplvanis venue, op $1.50, 4 or 481 ‘ven! eee ee | iniadiate Joi -6t* ira EUEGANT one Shas oy FUR- PPP aA OL A II ,S85g ANTED—WHI' ND COLORED COOKS, GEN- ished Te p private fannily caly. PP AA Gb AA Ot & wai ral Workers, 2d Girls ancl Nursea tor this city, | Beeneres eee, be ALE Aa oT Sss3q S Kine, Ehuadsiph, New York. and rhe ULLIDS: 1438 Now York arenes Bo BAA Bern AAS FE Sige 58 Pe ee curmbahod marvats wits referee Se, Page Pee nad Be 18T—A Sore ee bath. Eco. Terrace in Tront st and parm meee, |S RRR OO Y Ya EL ‘ANTED-STEADY, RELIABLE YOUNG. MER Shroot and Maesachiusuita avenue. J25-3t" Rake 3 ot AA OE well: boys, to dri ‘OR RENT_—NICE 6- Hoo COTTAGE HOUSE, R ROO ¥ AAA L aaepl: ey wind, front manag back Tard, - R Boo ¥ A A LLL with dowels sud 2 toe, Se nhac ae tbee F toa'permanont tenant.” Key nest door 3e8-30 NDUCEMENTS EXTRAORDINARY! OR RENT—FURNISHED HOUSE, FOR THE SUM- ——f Teaso! ference jired. I WANTED-—SITUATIONS. _ | fakes gFimenable, terme Heforence requires ia ANTED-BY AM MIDDLE-AGED GERMAN We = c THIRD AND LAST GRAND place as Nurse or, $0.40 housework; willing horourls repels ‘nod. taper $867 306-30 140s to leave the city. Inquin 404 street southwest. | aw, m 418.30. y ‘to A. 8. CAYWOD, FRENCH FLOWER EXHIBITION! WANTED BY A Taureoere AND EX- sot ok a 303-3 perienced colored girl # situation as chambermaid BaRyree; ood. references. Address EATEEEESE HALL, Anacostia, D.C. WHEE 26s ETE, accept of PRE jon as int, OF Wo ‘at home. Jeane address M. A. E., Star offi Mee Je5-3t" ‘halt Wi TED IBY A WHITE GIRL, 4 SITUATION, who is a first-class cook, formerly of Vienna, At tria, as such, and housckeeper in a rivate family oF restaurant: Dest references given. Address iM. SESE office. ‘The Handsomest French Flowers. Exhibition of ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS of M. Held & Co., New York importers, ‘When 1,200 different styles of FRENCH FLOWERS will be sold at less than one- of the importation cost. IT WILL PAY YOU TO COME ANDSEE. AT KING’S PALACE, 814 SEVENTH STREET. Also a epecial sale of WANTED—HOUSES. Fr EexT_aRCR, 1230 EIGHTH 8 i entire Ground Floor of 519 th porthwoet stor offices Sat and 113 ve rooms. LOUIS. P OEMAKER, 920 F northweet’ 503-3 Rk RENT — STORE HAND DWELLING, (620 0 street northwest, ite Hi tablished. Confectionery ; suita Feut moderate t0 sible tenant. rent moderate to res} le SMITH, aa ocetoane Fer BENT HOUSE 1419 10TH STREET NORTH- th. to CO" 1629" Sth street nortaweet, “POY 0 40HN Tyee i Warr A LADY AND DAUGHTER WISH the care of a furnished house for summerorlonger. Bost, of rete Address P. M., Baile; RIBBONS, Comprising a choice selection of SASH RIBBONS in ali widths and colors, from 40 to 75c., at KING'S PALACE, 814 SEVENTH STREET. In addition to the above we w offer 10,000 PLUMES, ferences. ‘Cross- Je6-3t ,| WAR ‘A RESPECTABLE COLORED Man and Wife a house to take care of for the sum- of references. “Apply at 1905 E stroet nort 1 wot, ANTED—FOR THREE OR FOUR MONTHS the care of a Furnished House in northwest po tion of the city by a respectable widow lady; best Teter. nce. ORTH, Star office, Je5-2t* OR RENT. b.,mi. 97.$55.00/717 Con. 0'% 10's eT store and dweli'g. Et 10th st. st’eh’se 7:00) 3508 129 Lst.,7rs.,m.1, 30. Hin eet Trae 30.00|1064 3208 13th, rune 1105-1-2 i9th st. Hl E. 8. WESCOTT & CO. Corner 20th and T streets northesst. pediall , yANTED=TO BUY A HOUSE FRONTING : ce miared foe Bena'S TALACE. at 750-, south or pith alley in rear SE RRS ‘reainy anda other desirable which'has large’ build on the alley: will pay from ‘and leading colors. $3,000 £0 $9,000. W. W. GILES, 161 t north Je5-3t* WANTED—MIS SCELLANEOUS Also special offerings in TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS! WANTEDGTBE LADIES TO KNOW THAT I AM —15,000— now making Silk Suits for $6 to $8, to meet popu- Fifteen thousand children’s, miso’, and ladiow! hata tap demand nee Bao ei pio aa ew a consigned Ch ea Winwitace BUY—CHEAP FOR a goed Mules; must be sete good size and not tens than Ayo. or more, than, ol old. Avply to DINGHAM & CO., 1327 rth west. Je5-3t Wetted SPECIAL OR ss 2 PARTNE writs, $200, for ‘the ‘manufact irate ea article o Fecommende 1 by a rover ent oficials; large profits, Address A. office. Fei Wr PERSON LEAVING THE crry ‘Horse —— {2 leave, in atany Also a new consignment of FRENCH AND SPANISH LACES, IN CREAM, WHITE, AND BLACK, ebaton: tran Se, to ee er yard. The best offer- Our entire stock of elegant SILK MITTS AND KID GLOVES, LACE GOODS AND RUCHINGS to be cloned out below manufacturers’ prices to ineure a Bice de-3¢ ‘speedy sale. Remember ‘Our = Call early to obtain your Sebi ANTED—HORSES TO PASTURE. CITY REF. is specialt; be eeiables St ik Soecl Moree OE Price’ CLARK, Sligo, Md. Jel- Wim come , 000, SUITS OF SPRING AND SUM- Cotes oan for =. suit. Very latest pena Gis ted and none bu faba and mfloyed KING’S PALACE, 814 SEVENTH STREET, DON’T FORGET THE NUMBER. 814 7rH Sraeer. Ue2-1m} FRE WOOLENS, mpetent workmen. Messengers ready to Bake calls aud deth Send ital to PRT! the inimitable cleaner, F street aw. are mit owe ———————————— ——————— FOR REN T-MISCELLANEOUS Poe RENT_FIFTY PIANOS, BOTH SQUA ie and upright, of all the the leading ‘makes, for, rent y on on ‘SMITH, 1103 Ponhsyivanis pretase 3e6-6¢ COUNTRY BOARDING. OOD SUBSTANTIAL COUNTRY BOARD WI G feat muneues Toms, shade Brave: sountane ot jcont view, healthy. logation, one mile from “Fir terme, be. sppiy st he Heal tetelo Ex aye ms, Sc. aa & on erie ‘bios., Be Casi HO- oD BOARD: COUNTRY SEAT, FIFTEEN MIN. Fide from Laurel Station. B. and 0. RE; Terms oS QUNTEY SOR LESTE HALL, LOUDOUN Cwm ve. ‘ear ralrosd station; ru new ie "buliey, fe. Ta se "Ad- county, Va. = maya? okt ton Cope, Clank BOARD—AT WOODSIDE, NEAR BER- county, Va., convenient to railroad. Ber my26-1m mountain 2 ood table: &e.; no_mosquitoes, -Adarocd Gaylord, Clatk county, Va. Baers IN PRIVATE FAMILY, AT GAITH- taken. Ag children, ‘adazess W. WF ANEED—AT A PLEASANT COUNTRY Fi Wa mountains of Virginis a mene tte Summer ‘Address JAS. ton, Eappahiannock comsty, Va. ire er y fruit. ead E VANMET! STED-HORGES P, URED FINE WOOLENS, A a ee an $3 PER shade and water. Inquire on Atecs R.A. SHREVE, Bladensburg COUNTRY, BOARD — PLEASANT ROOMS AND “Maples,” near Laurel piri ham my KER: £0. BR. ; ref uired. NADY, Laurel, Maryland. FINE WOOLEN: WW ciince x 0. ne TO CLEAN Em A. #H. he only perfect parpol lean auting mascliinga yer invert iy Ch aay Dg pI to ruin carpet Carpets. Lamb hone "cared for during the Geter talephone ‘OF otherwise. ‘Carpet returned ‘ANTED — IMPORTED THROUGH THE HOUSE OF E. H. VAN INGEN & CO., OF NEW YORK AND LONDON. UMMER BOARDERS SOGOMNODATED 7 — Pleasant Rooms at aS ar a ) ashington. Steamer W. = Cosson fa Pistia Pade BOARD CAN BE HAD IN A PBI vate famil, lon. Orange county, Vs. house and shaded. eG NASON, avon, aterenet co., Va. mi6-im* Bay Sea fia ro BUILDING LOT. 50X150 aT ret A BIeNEY, 2900 saree To 8 SALE_SOME OF THE FINEST LOTS IN the northwest; two well Deer Gocke- lote, located, | RARER new residence, only $1,650 each. IER. 916 F street northwest, _ 305-3 singel: im at ts t 1725 BR street Fapidly iin} Provan location $1,200. B. northwest. Fequited downs the, balan follany part. J. We FoR SALE; OVER (6.000 “SQUARE FEET OF Ground in Binine’s neighborhood: 50 cents a aquare foot to any one who will =, sale Uefore We next. Adjoining lot is held firm square foot. (Ge3-3t*) BUTPUEN & HOG Foe, PALE SUBURBAN SITES WE a! STILL have for sale several of those beautiful Lota in the Bee Fecent subdivision of the north bian University. “Au in feck ta ale alley tent feet wide are Hnoly aituated. and are for a reaidence or as alo vary favorat FITCH, FOX & BROWS. 1437 Pennsylvania om SALE-TWO_ COMMER 1 and siret noribent, renting St anton Rar avenue mi 1 | Gon. Green's statue; tars ousye Apply 404 Buh ntroct orthwest. "sea lin Et POE SALE MOST DESIRABLE BUILDING LoTs on N, O, P and 224 streets northwest; also, choice FRO HES icon ct the itr for, oaks. ‘Low Real Estate INO. A. P' ‘Broker, 1416 Eee |i RB SS5=EE ‘A MODERATE wuilding Lot, 9 foot, on sirable south front Buildi fourth lot ‘from’ 14th street north west, M. C. TUCKER, Second Auditor's Office. _my30-2w* RICE, A DE- by FOR} FORSALE—MISCELLANEOUS 3 Rood as Penneylvania avenue, ‘Owner retiring from business. BR BALE A PHETON, ENGLISH DOG CG and an ef wor Stoain Engine: apriy ak , BELTON Loan Othen 314 Sus street nortinnee ce, FE SALE-A NICE SUMMER TURNOUT, Horse, Harnoms and Victoria, all in good order Also, a me Drag, built iy Homers Ph Phtisdcipala War age re! oe a a ea built Demerest, Fa 3 Yon Been 5 Stables, 1013 et iret Fas SALE-TWO VERY FINE SS 5 Humom Horse: Hocee, Sidebar and Har- pair first-class road team, "HUGUELY © BOWEN'S Stable, 645 New ‘York avenue. Fas SALE — CHEAP. Side bar top Bugsy. WILL BUY A AES inquire at 1017 7th street 3e6-1m iz San SMALL WHITE MARE FONY, SIX rears fxg ide Moen Be or jpper Maril da SALE—TWO Weed haa dead YOUNG and sound ; suitable fc i any eh ae are. mind ana gentle, and can be di tier. ‘chad oe ee for c wm fei 314 seria vente bo R SAT-E—$250 ‘but little use!; pod iy 1429 New York pune $-0t gain. Soy STAR Feast ae ROOMY COUPE Pe ROOKAWAY, ae sr ‘no further use for it; wecy cea. a oon Gly. 08-38 FRSA poe Cae su one waite rack rae hat is seldom offered bere to fine H. GRAHAM, Car- get a fone cheap. oiS-aie Seecer Mi wos er ad del-lw Mah Brod, Ee Sood Ge, PEE ATA ‘action, gentle and Kini saddle and. at the Pasture Farm of O. 8. P. CLARK, Sligo, Ma. Fel-6e" B SALE THREE BEAUTIFUL 8 AD DLE ; nine fine Horses suitable for village cart, - paneen razon. Cou jump-Seat. To be Son st DOWNEW'S Stable Stablus. bis Trth stock ‘sel-Bt R SALE SIXTEEN | HEAD D OF HOBEES, JUaT Fa Sarcvpd from tho west: a ies saddle horses: y adey a trot in three come can taivo hi hun, TATES & SIMMONS STABLES, 311 12th street n my31-6t UMMER BOARD! $5 PER WEEK—P.O. Wore CARPET CLEANING. IM. Since R, station tion nen chavs scenery; situation R SALE—A NEARLY oe AND FIRST-CLASS Proved machinery, no injury to, es me nrivalicd for heat og vat F’Eveive Home Pooes Honconta with fly = Picadas *HOBKE. Sor Ma fi pny, aa EO YEANKLIN Cheney Buectand pulley. Can vito bresenates fadoctin® | Hall Harpoos Fores W. ¥ ™8-Im* of double eapaclty te ve Fequired power 9 drive two was iTED—UPHOLSTERY WORK OF ANY DE- Meas ae iy The Best GOODS the Foreign Markets can produce, | 0,07 pHOn. Matirosses pera’ 7 Ee MONEY TO LOAN. office. ile oe ot which I am prepared to make up, giving CHAGE & BRO... next City Bost Office. S$. $500. 000k 000 $2,500, Fannie SALE JUST RECEIVED A NUMBER ater Wil =r SNORE, THAT JOHN ae - oes som Lae aig Grtving and work Horses: Fregtine a = = 5 BEALL, Room 4 fon, Fork avenue, ig Com: | To loan on Heal Eetate, Lowest rates. Prompt atten- | Poteime:” THOMPSON'S Selle ee end So Commissioner, ner and Rotary. Always in Sai ot 918 F street. _ | Borthwest. office from a.m. to5 p. ONE TONG. PE SE CARKIAGES, BUGGIES AND FINES ‘ATED OLD GOLD ANDSILVERTRTANGEOR iT Lowest RATES OF INTER! Fey ype: SO ped Ja W Sue Quantico Hishest cash price ‘ald. ATOM REAL ESTATE SECORTEY. WE ERS Lg Plait orden and a10 O Penneyivanis avenue, bet Sdand 43g streets, 7 Jando THOS. J. FISHER &0O. | Seton “sean turnouts yuivse? | AN And altogether the Sata Taige made Second-hand Sule mich bee JMO*EF TO Loan, ee nine Beery” Eiige gat ‘8 common Dew ne stricly a repronentad WA Popo _ Debought, at ON REAL ESTATE, AT 5 AND'6 PER CENT. sect" rope Yias Fy JUSTH'S OLD STAND, a4 a sare BEST MADE Ro, 619 D street ‘at Branch Store, No. B. 0, HOLTZMAN. 409 9th st. ee aortiwest We buy but fAretciasa | _al8 10th and F streets northwest. SALE—OR FECEANGEGARITAGE a HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD REAL ES- FiizsseSoqeot ie She nicest, pretiiest end. Dar ea 69% M BPS, MUG BERN RTTTT SSS BOARDING. arose NY sums 10 sulk and some ipalring and Pain 8 oo Ad Bee MOM Be NN : Ssssg ota, iG tenis, | fhe Boctunammle Be 3” B21'G streak Se a0 cee SE EMM Meech BEF gas M HAS THREN AHANDSOMELY FuR-| )WFONEY TO Loan. eivoligh Carviopen new and Sogoad hand nat nished house on {ua eirent at te ee ee and, Same ist. 1123 10th street north es STRTSED a 5 sapere ‘Transient Boarders, with room, aE HE SCHOOL OF | estate Cookery, 18th snd ae ute ease |— Oy apres; | Geerer ee hat id ee ti he to te rooms are new and tat a ae GEO. T. KEEN, bern He Thm MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL A" sumsof from $100and upwards, at lowest rated tse ae moderste, Nodelay. no F stron nortiwest, LOST AND FOUND. Lease. JUNE THE 5: beral Lap aeerns big oer ra earn rome wih be oo | Re rise ‘also, sg done fhe neato ea ta ‘m xOl * Se ES ie eee Pennsylvania aven' m23-3m Ses SUMMER CARRIAGES. Fert HOPK of one hundred and fifty to. select trom. Company's Side-Bar Bug- eign other lint carrares. ‘best in the country | Soest eer iS COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. aia Peto = hake: iar Seater ei ce re hE sa jack be end sara eeeoe ana ‘COLLEGE FOI YOUNG LADIES. ‘tora, Cayuga Lake, N Full Collegiave Ooures, Bromtand ‘Art. Location bectifal and healthful. Session bei; site 1882. Send for catalogue. FRIS Ae sb NCERIAN BUSINESS OOLLEGE, ‘Ninth and Se D streets northwost, joor of LINCOLN HALL BUILDING, ite arrangements for training sons and for real life. Graduating Inst of Facation.., Students received cvery mouth in te year, for instruction, day or ening. by the mouth or from cihor cee for ‘bawitow | canine Full information given at the RY Bice. c SARA A. SPENCER, Vies Principal Pre, ALEX. 8 8. Dr 7) WOLOWSKL, PIANIST AND has opened new courses for Piano and . by his new simplified method; and in exintence road reading music at sivht. socompani ments, the highest voc culture for Operas, Concerts orth west. m6-1m AT En- nga, ati) Je4-6rn" and Partios, at 807 I street WARE = ATORY OF Me ‘SIC. MS NEW MALIA. cor. ith . | Thirteenth year. kc. Twelve B. BULLARD, Director Dn.w. Pimno, or in ni, Grek, Fren an and English. Special staat jan te prep aration for College, Weet Point, Annawolis and all om- petitive examinatic Terms in a!vance. mil My JSICAL ACADEMY, 1721 Dm SALES Sr.. ner. Conn, ave. AND ITrm Principal, J. PCaUL EEG WUe. Doo, ‘uned September 26th. 2.6m 188 any I LEAVITT. OF BOSTON, 7 ATE ACHER Ms, instrumental Muse aid Harmony > ORGANIST, TEACHER OF PLANO Particular atteution we to be qualifed for street nortuwest, ‘oa ‘until July 15. . 1. CADY'S BOARDING SCHOOL FOR Lage. 9 End Institute, New Haven, ATIN, GRE} MATHEMATICS, NATURAL SCI- Ln eee ER aE ad a for Address 04-8 WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE. yapoaraing and a ‘school for ¥ BD, BUTCHER nid Mine St Principals, 1023 and 1027 12th streot idee aad enc igo Srp te es 2. Fane & DAILY WALKS IN AJAir and suuediine vitallen ths Viiood, therety increased ‘and greater ability to withstand the ervating and devitalizing eflects of hence eminent ohysicians, sunserme other exierienced Derronages viait DR. ops ment, opposite Willard’ Pe oa), Wa N yates Die. foe, elle frum and ay Bunieoe tad jails and. all Somtalats of the toot toot Established 1861," Fes, 1" per DE M. 8.1 PA MEDICAL SCREEN, NS, PCTHO VAPOR AND: “THERMAL, BATHS: ven with Shower or Spray. Consultation hours from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. : my till 10 y Saturdays, 618 oth Dak T. M. TALBOTT, DENTIST, No. 437 7TH sires tree doors from corner E.." Deut fin all ‘Teeth inserted $7 per sct. a “AEE, TEETH MADE BEFORE AND IN- ‘serted aft via bran: of Dentistry. ENTAL pA SSOCTATION, No. 211 Street, three doors north of Fennayl itrous Oxide, wil will be $1 tor rte frat and 60 conte seach aadienat oot Er per wot ings, from $1 to: All work warranted fret Have sdiuinistered’ Nitrous Oxide to over ‘4 by car will be furnished free tickets toand from the R. DUKE, DENTIST, bed l¢ STREET NORTH- between iew York avenue.— eat cee be, R. RANDALL gamer DENTIST, 428 7th Ls, Ballan. SPEOLAI LTIES. ME. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF LIFE. | All business confidential and Gen- ‘50 cents each. 408 4th and 5th streets northwest. Jel-2* 1) pee Clairvoyant and Macinetic Physician, 600 Sth street Dorthwest, treats successfully, and Chronic Diseases. CoesiiSeee free. ae REGULAR GRADUATE, practice) can ee _opmereon A. FRENCH, MAGNETIC HEALER AND Duisinces Madium, will leave the city Supe 10D: at 618 H street, wren Hloure irons 8m. A® EXTRAORDINARY ‘OFFER! FOR TEN DAYS ONLY. of SEWING MA- drop-ieat, Next ane to suerbech's Gente Store. XAMINE ALL THE DIFFERENT MAKES, WM, STIEBELING, leo, one secon t-hand W. and Wer Nort Art Gallery. (a Et ‘mi3-lim