Evening Star Newspaper, June 12, 1882, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR, _ WASHINGT o N CROSBY S_ NO ‘The Evening Star bas 2 recular. permanent. bena fice daily circulation more than treble that of any other daiiy paper published in Washington. and count to that of all the atther daily papers here added toxether. "Tite Stan office is connected with the Telephone Ex- (henge. Advertisements, orders for the paper by mail sud otherwise. news, or any information or business p herent day or nicht, free of cha Perscus leaving the city for the summer can have TRE Bran mailed to their adilress, postpaid, and changed as often as desired, for fifty cents a month, invariably in advance. ‘The Need for More Water. ‘The sub-committee (of which Mr. C. J. Hillyer 1s the energetic chairman, of the Citizens’ committee Of One Hundred have compiled for submission to Congress, some impressive figures in relation to the water works and the water supply. Theae Statements not only answer all objections to the pending bill, but present unanswerable reasons why it should be speedily passed. Such objec- tons as have been made tothe bill are super- ficial in character. The important and funda- mental fact that the present supply does not meet ‘the demand Is conceded. It has been charged that this nadequacy of supply was due to waste on the Part of citizens, but Mr. Hillyer’s committee en- Urely refute this proposition. In the first place the sub-committee take up the question of owner- ship of the works. The law authorizing the con- Struction of the works provided that the needs of the government should first be supplifed; then, if ‘there was any surpius the citizens might have it, under regulations prescribed by government. At the completion of the work in 189 ‘$54 citizens took the water; now 20,000 take it. The government has paid out for the works and its Water supply a total of $3,784,546.72, ‘and the ctti- zens, up to 1879, have paid $1,353,351.17. In the year Of 1879-80, alone, the citizens paid for water supply $196,459.09. The committee potnt out the imperative neces- sity foran increase of supply. In order to supply the departments and Capitol, expensive steam Pumps are required, and last season it was with great diMculty that sufficient water was procured ‘tw keep alive the plants and grass in the parks. In scores of houses,water cannot be obtained half the time on the first floor. Last summer public foun- tains had to be shut off, in order that the school buildings might get water, andeven after that was Tesorted to the supply was far short of what was needed. It t# stated that the report of Col Casey demonstrates that the waste, Ifthere ts any, 1s not ehargeable to the citizens. His measurement showed that from 12 o’ciock (midnight), until 6 &m. On the th of June, hours, durtng which the citizens were asleep and not using water, 970,909 gallons passed out, or at the rate of 23,301,816 gal- lons per day, leaving but an excess of 2,433,322 gal. Jons (the total capacity being 25,740,138 gallons), oF 18% gallons per capita for the citizens, ‘The pending bill, which has passed the Senate and is now before the House, is heartily com- mended as an all-sufficient remedy, not only for the present, but for the future, It will provide an ample supply of water for the citizens as well as for the government for all time. The entire cost of the works upto the present has been something O¥er $5,000,000, and in round numbers they afford a Gaily supply of 26,000,000 gallons. By expending the $1,500,000 proposed in the bill, in accordance with the provisions of that measure, the supply Will be increased to 80,000,000 gallons per day. ‘There have been laid 175 miles of water mains (ex- ¢lustve of service pipes), of which the government has paid for but 5 17-100 miles, yet all of them, under the law, belong to the general government and are subject to tts control as fully as if it had paid every dollar of the cost. The annual water ent paid by the citizens for the past ten years has averaged $138,000,an amount equal, at 3-65 per cent, to interest upon $3,500,000; and yet It Is pro- posed that the government shall expend only $1,500,000 to provide an abundant supply of water. An important consideration also is the sanitary Denefit that would follow the daily passage through ‘She sewers of 80,000,000 gallons of water, making a @urrent that would carry the sewage out clean. It ts manifest that the present water supply, no matter now economically used, ts not sufficient for the purposes of the national capital with its wepidly increasing population and with all tts large buildings, parks, reservations, fish-breeding ponds, etc. Ww. M. SHUSTER & SONS, AVE A LARGE STOCK OF CHOICE PARASOLS WHICH HAVE BEEN REDUCED IN PRICE AND WILL BE SOLD VERY LOW. PONGEE PARASOLS in great BLACK and COLORED PARASOLS in choice styles. Great inducements areoffered in FOULARD SILKS DRESS GOODS, NADIN pt PROTERED OBES, SPaNISEE f Tacks GUIPURE EMBROID- ERS BA Triste ROBES Be MOURNING GOODS of every description and in the Dest qualities. quate SATIER 3g, Sto._Wecan show 65 pleces of designs in these very desirable “LINEN T LAWNS (pure linen) at 200. One Puce. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. Je12 Guets TO ORDER. FRENCH PERCALE and MADRAS CLOTH WHITE DRESS SHIRTS. Fit and quality guaranteed. W. 8. TEEL, Je10 985 Pennayivania avenus. Lz ARRIVAL OF SPRING CLOTHING TO-DAY. Be Sure and Buy at the Great EOSTON AND NEW YORK SALE OF MEN'S, BOYS’ AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING. Anplendid AT. All Wool Suit for $12, worth ao ove Suit for $6.50, worth We have 37 = {Gansimere and Chevoit Suits, worth $16. "Weare selling theut a rt Working Pants Set" "3125, $1.50 and All styles of Fine and Medium Clothing for Men, Boys’ and Children, much lower prices than you ever bought them before, at the Great Sale of BOSTON AND NEW YORK CLOTHING, AT 123 Tru STREET NORTHWEST, (Between G and H sts., east side.) _ Be Look for the Stins at the New Store. mi8 yu BUILDING TO BE TORN DOWN IN 30 DAYS. ONLY A FEW DAYS LONGER! From this date until the ISTH DAY OF JUNE, all Goods wiil be SOLD REGARDLESS OF COST. 1 will also sel! my rae coe which consist of 10 Beary Suiver- plated Show “Cases” 130 in knob oues, One large French piste Salone Mtnnc 3x6; Co tnters acd Shel ‘ngs bee ° ‘And commencing on the above, dato the ihe, Balance of Stock will i at auct! on Thomas Dox god HALE PAST SEVEN Ear M., YY thereafter until all MRS. E. LOWE, _Se8-100° 811 MARKET SPACE. 5 BAGS ROBT Foush as whalebone, slogan $5 BASS ROD! Polished Rosewood ~ Basqualed f for, Beau ee for rot Peanut eet a oe Lan: Thy itt 4 Gee.) Novanrer hoes Sib. "ack Base wich tis free by mail {OR A SAFE AND RELIABLE CATHARTIC TAKE WATTANS’ PILLS. ‘are always ERY ONE STUDYING MUSIC GET VALUABLE INFORMATION FREE Tacs ee roURZEE. Boston. Mase. than 8 good article could be made for. A™ ABOUT SERGES. Serges have for the past five years been steadily grow- ing in public favor. This growth is due entirely to the merit of the fabric. Like every good thing in wearing apparel, the moment it is found to take with the people the market is flooded with imitations. It was the same story with Flannels. Every manufacturer that could make #¥lannel produced one st just # little less price The price was just enough off to be attractive. The wear of the goods, however, was a great deal off. To come back to our subject—Serges—an imitation is the very worst thing to buy; the seams won't nold to- gether, and the color will not stand, even if you are careful enough to walk on the shady side of the strest. WE GUARANTEE THE STRENGTH and tne firmness of the color of those we offer. We have aneat Gray Suit at Ten Dollars; a Brown Suit, « Neu- tral Brown, at the same price; an elegant Black Suit of Serge at Twelve Dollars and a-Half. In Blue, we offer the ‘true blue” Serge Suite’at Thirteen Dollars. Then we have a Blue Serge Suit at fifteen. It is s handsomer finished Serge than the thirteen dollar Suit; it is not as good a Suit as the $13 one, for the Thirteen Dollar Suit ‘won't rub off—Crocking is what tailors call it. There WIHIX THE NEXT TWO WEEKS WE MUST CLOSE OUT $10,000 worth of Misses’, Children’s, Boys’ and Youths’ LOW SHOES AND SLIPPERS, Just the thing for School Examinations. 100 pairs Youths’ Pumps, 50c. 350 pairs Youths' Fine Low Ties and Button, $1 to $2. 75 pairs Boys’ Durable Low Ties, §1. 500 pairs Boys’ Bost Ties and Low Button, $1.25 to $3. 125 pairs Misses’ Fine Kid Slippers, 60c. 600 pairs Misses’ Three-strap Sandals, 75c. 2,009 pairs Misses’ Stylish Sandal and Opera Slippers. Low Button, ee ee ae ee $1 to $1.60. 1,800 pairs Child's Hesled and apeing Heal Low Shoes, Opera and Sandal Slippers, 750. to $1.25. Infants’ Fine Kid Slippers, 200. Call early to avoid the rush. WILLIAM HAHN'S. RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 816 Szverrs Srazer, 1922 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. fW~ Sign Red Slipper. Je10-1w 719 WHITE CHIP HATS. 719 WHITE AND CREAM PLUMES, In great variety, at Low Prices, just received at DAVIS’, 719 MARKET SPACE, Corner 8th street. are lots of higher-priced Serges than the Thirteen Dol- | swiss AND HAMBURG EDGES AND INSERT- lar Suits, but there are none that wear better or hold their color as well. A. BAKS & CO., STRICTLY ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS, Jel2 ‘316 ayp 318 SzventTH STREET. T4xLoer & HUFTY, 2% s%y My 8 FS Hyg Sigg Mg PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, GENTS’ FINE FURNISHINGS. N o GENTS’ FINE FUKNISHINGS. UNDERWEAR. HO: Vv GLOVES. HANDKERCHIEFS. NECKWEAR. NEW Goops MEN'S SHIRTS. A fine Cambric never be- fore imported, and for sale by ne other ther house in the Examine the new Goods| for travelling and country wear. There are many \ery| decided atiractions. Jel2 QGAMSTAG 933 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. WILL SELL, THIS ENTIRE WEEK, BEAL CHIPS, in White and Black, and all shades, in the following shapes: Tyrol, on Straight Rim, Sailors, High and Low Crowns. 10,000 long PLUMES, in White and Black, in all the fashionable that cau’t be best this side of New York, SAMSTAG WILL SELL, THIS WEEK ONLY, 200 pieces of SASH RIBBON, Murah, Block, Watered and Lace Patterns, which are new and stylish, and other Ribbons in endiess varieties. . SAMSTAG WILL SELL HAIR SWITCHES in all shades; also COQUETTES and the celebrated THOMPSON WAVES ata sacri- fice; Double and Single Bang Nets at reduced prices. At SAMSTAG’S, Je12, 15,16" 730 Sevenru Staxet NORTHWEST. oD — aa WOMEN!I—THE BEST Saas beat eat frend for GREAT REDUCTION IN THIS DEPARTMENT. OVER 100 DOZ. PLUMES IN STOCK, AND THE SAME HAVE TO BE SOLD. DO NOT WAIT UNTIL THE LAST MINUTE, BUT COME NOW WHILE THE ASSORTMENT Is COMPLETE, PrP; aA OL PAE AG PAA EAA fl INGS, SWISS EDGES, WITH POLKA SPOT, IRISH POINT EMBROIDEBLES, All Styles and Prices, just received at DAVIS’, 719 MARKET SPACE, 39-3 Corner 8th atreet. coo & A RRR EEE TITT gor AA RR E T goss L AA RRR EE T sas, | Bal O-0 & AAA RR E . H cco ILLL A A BOR KER T Sasol 100 Doz. MEDOC, BORDEAUX. 600 Doz. GUTEDEL, CALIFORNIA HOCK. 900 Doz. ZINFAUDEL, CALIFORNIA CLARET. Which Our Customers pronounce superb, SOLD VERY LOW. Also, large quantity Mineral Waters, Lime Juice, Bottled Ales, and Brown Stout. J. B. BRYAN & BRO., Je9-2w 608 Ponn. ave,, opposite Metropolitan Hotel. Wixonx's, 436 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST. GREAT REDUCTION IN MEATS. Sirloin Steaks Porter-house Rib pri Lamb, bind quarte re quarter. LARGE STRAWBERRIES. Aspinwall Bananas . Choice Butter, (Creamery). ALL KINDS TABLE LUXURIES—THE FRESHEST VEGETABLES. Open Saturday night until 12 o'clock. ENTLEMEN’S SUMMER HATS. MACKINAW AND MANILLA STRAWS. FEARL CASSIMERE DRESS HATS. DERBY HATS IN LIGHT COLORS. SOLAR VENTILATED HATS. LADIES FINE PARASOLS. GENTLEMEN'S AND LADIES SILK UMBRELLAS. LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. 4e9-2W STINEMETZ, HATTER, Je0-3t 1257 Penn. ave.. next to corner 13th street. REBUILDING! REBUILDING! KING'S PALACE, 814 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. Having made arrangements to enlarge and rebuild KING'S PALACE, we are compelled to sell our entire and very extensive stock. Improvements to begin after the FOURTH OF JULY. From now until then we offer the following: Ten thousand of Children’s, Misses’ and Ladies' HATS, Trimmed and Untrimmed, comprising the finest selection ever offered, at prices that will clear the entire stock. PLUMES—Over 6,000 Plumes, in white, cream, black, olored shaded, at 75c., $1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75; very elegant at $2, $2.25, $2.50; the very best at $3 and $3.50. FLOWERS—7, 000 elegant bunches and sprays of the finest French Flowers, at half their importation value. RIBBONS-—$11,000 worth of Ribbons, from No. 4 to 100 in width, choice goods, the ver yest of silk, in watered, plain, brocaded, surah, satin, at 6, 10, 12, 15. 20, 25, 30, 40 cents a yard; the very best and wide Sash Ribbon at 40, 50, 60, 75c. and $1 a yard. SILKS AND SATINS—We shall sell clegant Satin at 50, 60 and 75c. per yard, desirable colors and excel- Jent quality. LACES—Onr fine stock of Laces, choice selection, in cream and white, and bisck Spanish Laces must be seen to besppreciated. Our entire LACE GOODS, FICHUS, SCARFS, LISLE THREAD GLOVES, KID GLOVES, LINEN UL- STERS, our elegant stock of BLACK TREBLE ENGLISH CRAPE and other articles too numerous to mention, must be sold. We are determined to CLOSE OUR ENTIRE STOCK; consequently will make prices accordingiy. An additional DISCOUNT on all sales above $10. Dealers are invited. They will find it to their interest to buy at KING’S PALACE. Remember, Isdies, our stock, which is immense and fashionable, HAS GOT TO BE SOLD. Do not fail to call, KING'S PALACE has no connection with any other establishment in this city. REMEMBER NAME AND NUMBER. 108 GUMMER a We are receiving houses 000 tone: af Piteston, Mat than is controlled by tha unit of dealers and solsh si pal snd consumers is 1088 | : anid House—8th street wharf. and C streets northwest. 2 se8-im hi 2 RICH & CO. _WANTED—HELP. FOR RENT—ROOMS. 4 HOSTLER AT, THE ALDERRY W Vater ait steer een tee ri = WANTED SETTLED WOMAN TO _COO to do Housework. Apply st stalls 116) aut and 118 'ANTED — "ROE ELY—A GIRL Cool arn, oy and Ironing. aoriy & = go Mary! and sveaue soutnreak, Wise’. INTELLIGENT WHITE ae ‘who writes a good hand. Address, stating age, expected, ““BUS! E58,” care of Srener Nos 8 city at WANtep=y0.@ sone Coat MAKERS MUST reo vieratand their business, Apply at no Keetroet | i ANTED — TMMEDIATECY — THREE ¥1u Plumber and Gas a Fitier, HF Tout atrset orth wost Wy ANTED—ONE B PANTALOON AND ONE VEST W ‘band—none class need pat 315 Pennsylvania events norih west eae iv WARZEDSA WELL BECOMMENDED DINING at 313 13th street between the hoate wf 1 and 3 o'clock: ANTED — FIRST-CLASS PANTS Hands; five fo learn. Apply to 1211 New ‘York avenue 'n: 3" washing it A idren. Must com a eee Bold 3t ANTED—A MAN blot Beste TO PERFORM ANY a required Inquire at 1121 11th streck northwest auijel0-3t ‘ANTED-A COLORED PORTER. | BEST OF ielerencse roprieks ‘between 7 and 9 grelock a, m. on “on Monday at 1108 yivania svenue We or Jel0-38 RoE ako the country: news fone. iD—A GOOD RELIABLE E COLORED COOK mest bikes the hours of fps Tp. PEF ae port ANTED—A RELIABLE WOMAN FOR WASH: ful. at 405 He street ni Je9-: Hust b at bo well recommended. "Ay CaEERSTEae GO0R WATTERS: ¥: ee enced and reliable rey RENT—ONLY $6—FOR A LARGE FRONT TRHing houres aud caturete near; gas ard crip st eas oan ‘Sth street northwest. 1t" oo Ry ep. Will sell cheap for ch. Apply en, the SALE OR T butcher" TRADE | FOR corny sore complete on ‘Mid eo tenes a STREET, ee PARLO! DO | hind foo, fsouttr front, delighituily coal, st reducer prices for simmer. “ase R RENT—VERY DESIRABLE OFFICE Rooms Fe; nd Laboratory. ae ee office for the ‘as adental Dast 25 ‘Pennsyit norih Foy RENT—AT 503 19TH STREET NORTHWE furnished Rooms, df = Fe \d_ closet, in first: 4 Tents, tp a.rood tenant for $12. THOS. Eo WAGGAMAN, 917 F stock northwest. Jel FOR BENTIIN HOUSE 2219 1 STREET. Romi lower Noort Second floor; furmiched or unturned” pela FOR. PENT ROOMS, SINGLE OB EN St Select, choice beard, pleasant summer location. ut FGRBENTTBRER | UNFURNISHED SECOND Quire at $59 H ctrcat nortin ve eS R RENTOPLE MS, FUR- ear aan ay erase mnsyivania avenue, near Sd street. Forze RENT-THE MOST eee Booms ‘or without ine during ecamer. Apply at 316 © street northwest. Rk RENT—TWO VERY DESIRABLE. [LARGE communicating Rooms on second floor; can ae ¥, street northwest. SUTPHEN & ‘ROGERS. F eoomm, escoed door: bath be to fan spot ada, avenue Jel2-2t* a. moderate t0 $501 6th ttrect northwest. ‘sos R RENT—SEVERAL LARGE AIR. MS IN eae with modern i menta, a ot ee PARLORS, aS Painted. on first floor, Dortiwest have —TWO | WO WELL FURNISHED ROOMS after! for colored gen! oon OF et at HDS TI sirdor norte near M street. B BENT_TWO Laney papered and ‘s store. 626 E street oath age Ore yarn 39-3? Apply immediately at the {CAN HOUSE. R RENT—DESIRABLE APARTMENTS FOR Wes counicy Sooatre ook and tbe athor to go the summer: southern, western, and. nevtysen ext in a small family. ‘wages. street northwest, Mel SExponsce paid. Apply so 100 Pernuvivanie ere 5e9-3t* 3:8-th, s,m, 34" ANTED—& FOREMAN AND TWO LABORERS Ww. ont Farm. Apply at FULTON'S ees Waren eral Workers, Phiiadi Boundary northeast, 9 WANTED—SITUATIONS. BRENT FIRST-CLASS FURNISHED ROOMS, singie second and third floors, until November Let. S20 Tith mercer northwest, Farra- gut Square. References exchanged. 35-30" Oe =e ROOMS—ONE eee! FROM mae Circ'é, for the summer, furnished or un- urna 1127 18th street northwest; furniture: my30-13t* BRENT —TWO FURNISHED OR UNFUR- Pus nished Rooms, ‘or together; to only; Board if near corner L street snd Ver- Biont avenue northwest, Address G. E. F, Star Aan FOR BENT _TWO, ROOMS, ON SECOND Fi 411 7th street northwest ; n: Apply to JaMaS Y. DAVIB' So Waste By A, A RESPECTABLE | COLORED 1, 2 Bit Address 3. G., Star office. ae WANTED x A RESPECTABLE WHTLE GIRL, 8 Sitvation as cook or chambermaid. Apply st 313 Virginia ayenue southwest. ¥ 15tn" to "October oe a 1 “neighborhood i ral very low. Inquire after 4 o'clock. WASTED BY A WHITE WOMAN, & SITUATION as chambermaid and to assist with washing and rontng; willing to make hereelf generally Usef dress Box 129, Star othe Vv ANTED—BY A DEN’ D.D.8., Jo12-2t* WANTED—ROOMS. WiANten ey A GENTLEMAN, A PLEASANT Furnishet ‘& good October Ist. Address, etstg t on pes ag a \ location, pric . A. HILTON, Star office. Se ae Warr Baee ee GRA SMALL HOUSE, FROM 2th to 19th and G to E streets northwest, Y¥ TWO GENTLEMEN TWO UNFUR- nished Roome; second floor preferred ; convement fhe Post Office department. Address M. T.. Star WANTED—HOUSES. 7 ANTED—THREE SMALL ROOMS FOR LIGHT housekeeping—two pl rnished and one un- furnished—in a quiet ae ate Bejghborhood, Terms moderate, bove Thomas’ at Gi rol, ooptaipin Nermont srenoe, tus, above Thomas, ten Ter thonth. "FITCH, FOX 3 buows, Vast Pennavivanis PE RENT—BRICK, i810 9) 9 a STREET “ae ten rooms, bath, &c., $30; Brick, 1510 Co- jumbia latrobe, seven oa, FBI &e., $20. ERT F FOX, ars nw fe 12. Fu RENT—18%3 I STREET NORTHW! cigren room: oad sper: excellent neihorhood. Bo ‘erms reasonable: uring su plumbing. ‘APPly t THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Jeli: fag | Fe ESIDENCE AND LOT, improvem Ww. R. aa RD, 1118 FR SALE TA BUSINESS | PROPERTY ON Tre rental: of will grade for, a dwell oem Send postal to 1122 peace ang Frou oY gd ET, TWO ¥, mght of British Minister ‘s, Strange low coteee one- Sd or. —— third = ERS, 996 §o10-3t* on aee SALE Two 1 LO" ONE ON ‘COLUMBIA Fired igen Qa oe Sa a a gretiget Box eee 4 megs ‘joo Ste iB SALE AT A h BABGAIR-ONE LOT 18x75 with 5, vacant; one Lot 18x100, t skrect ‘on Capital Hill, afew Vacant; on a doors from Pennaylvania avenue Inquire at 433 11th strect northwest, 38-1m. a Free SALE FINE SEaene. LOT, 5OX150 ndtae ‘on 7th street road at top of the hill; price low terms reasonable. A. A. BIRNEY, 330 45 strost, Fea SRESa A GREAT BARGAIN, ABOUT ant all 000 feet of Gr it between D of 13th street, = only TOR SALE TWO CORNER LOT FEET Fz, t each, “situated on ed Maswechonstis ayenueand C sizeet n front Stanton Sau Gen. Green's statue; termsesay. Apply 404 9th north wing Tot, 20 aby. 14th street ae =e Second {Auditors a north’ my30-2w* OR RENT—HOUSE 729 8TH STREET NORTH- west, near Petent Office: nine rooms; modern im- provements. Apply at 727 8th street, Je12-3t* rees | FROR RENT—A SIX ROOM HOUSE, WITH WATER and gas K street northwest; rent, $20 fet |B month, he Apply iat 1106 E street northwest." J12-3t* F R REN STORE AND >DWELL ING COM: ete House with gas and water: Store suitable for any bus street southeast. 2eth ged nortnwest. mee auyelo-3t On RE iT FOR TH THE SU SUMMER MONTHS A rnished in Geonzetown; high and beau: tituly tituated: references: 156 Consreas street. Jel JOR RENT—A a DESIRABLE HOUSE with aide porch, Ja icely located on reen N Sn Nand 0. App Apply qs Ne mont avenue, 1 mont avenue, or L107 TOU atest lamb: pea Shi Hoos ih peed ra bore. -y-Pheton a amon ‘The ‘rise ‘will be ‘Or will be cold separately.” Address bee traveler; stan: frighten at locomotive; essentially = Handsome new Savory top Busy: sede ecnd noid for or FBG 0 69, rae SALE—A BREWSTER T TOART. IN PERF! eed hoon a new harness, ‘be seen, rt oe A NEARLY NEW AND FIRST- Apply at $00 2 etset southwest ee Se must be price, B., Star office. WwW ANTED—TO RENT A SMALL HOUSE OF we Unfurpished Roons, permanent tenant; would take charge of « furmehed Thi summer at nominal rent; best references. Box 33, office, Jel0-3t* Ww ANTED ED—MISCELLANEOUS OR RENT_TO A, SMALL FAMILY “DURING ant, "Addrene EOS Bias okies yeig- ot R RENT—ELEGANT NEW W BRICK K HOUSE, IN desirable location, 1446 Q street northweet; WAnt Doro RENT, A ae WRITER FOR jammer nee ee ee eee ee |B chine, aces, Star of ice. 1° WANED GE. NILEMAN WISHES TO HIRE A Coupe. with one or two horses and copies ies the Papeete for Cee anys RESIDENT, ‘Star of Cy atories, bay windows, 8 rooms, bath, la Rent $38, to a careful tenant. Jel0-' at" Fo RENT—1S15 AITH BT. N.W.. 10 ROOMS, IN thorough repair, ‘4 roome, 1145 8th nt. aan mickeepi ian iid Gist, Bo. second and third fo gut fe front, ‘will rent togetiior or in floor 14th st. water and 6 rooms. = to A. 8. CAYWOOD, i northwe tet Fe — TAN ERY DESIRABLE HOUSE, Wira modern pie remenian, 2 street northwest. In- quire on p Je10-st* ANTED—HORSES TO PASTURE. cIry BEF. Horees a specialt Price's viable Sin iret, morthive CLARK, Sligo, Mc Jel-lm* ANTED_10,000 SUITS OF F.SPRING AND SUM- Weiner Clothes to clean for $1.50 Very Intest ihatig employed. rot the goods. jes. for cleaiag suits in “Ne Sarita notice, bdious room “ftving, | None ‘competent workmen. Take cls and Golivor, ‘aaeanen the inimitable cleaner,1009 F WASTED HORSES Soars aT my Farm near Bladensbure. ty of Oreos. A an raat pe ier rs WARAED CARPETS |TO GLEAN BY A. Ht. Thy CHACE ® BRO., next door to City Post Omics. our postal al EO PRING as invented. Roane att ing Process to ruin cat Lambr cared for during the summer, eae By telephone ‘ar otherwise. ta returne ‘OR. eer HOUSE 14i9 10 10TH SthEer KORTE west. per month, in advance. W. SCOTT: 1589 sth street nortiwest, “PPL, POR RENTIFRAME HOUSE ON MARYLAND containing six room. Inquire & ELEHER, 4 Git Sih street horse” an ‘next door. Fas SAU ESIX BEAUTIFUL DRIVING AND Horees, all young and ;an t five eee Tandew snd’ hutiones Das tae by Rogers, ttle used; fine Coupelet; Hi ‘Harness ; also, Vie- toria, Horne and Harness and Jumpecat. ‘The above stock must be old. No reasonable offer refaned. "To beeeet Bt DOWNEY'S Stablog 1013 170s street nor Fz SALE—A GENTLEMAN LEAVING THE Horsn, rained by him ace 6 pene igh lo hands: (Orne, Fai im, age re aa brick if Days can be soe SC GHEEN'S. et -3t* SALE—HORSES, CARRIAGE AND HARN srness is nearly the best New York ana out ite. used. Apply to 0. street n¢ = Saat WROUGHT TRON emi ‘Barstow, with pi alr di uo nck, Bc. cheap. Good aa new Cost ill sell for $50 to make room for steam. EY DAIRY, 416 34 north JeT-6t ROR BENT 990 NEW YORE it AVENUE, & DESIR- ree-BLOr} cont all the modern. improvements. THOS. 3, FISHER & CO., 1324 F street northwest. 5e9-6¢ R RENT—1816 53a STREET NORTHWEST, A ee Brick, o ind reasonable, 1324 F street northwest, all mode i ae 3 all ary improves rent —FOR THREE MONTHS—A COM- fonauiy furnished country Residence; four cows, fruit snd full use’ of of gente: fashington. Address W.. St office. uf yes POE SALE—A4 BIG BARGAIN ONE LARGE FOUR Round Corner Rosewood Case Chickering Piano in Perfect order, as good as new, embroidered cover and Stool, $175; easy Seam and dolight- ‘neieh! a$ ‘aocommod ate from the inet. Apply to “oa Sikes See ee SALE—ONE OF THE BERT BUSI. Jocated at Trout Run, the year ‘well farm 18 acres rents for $1,500 ‘owner 11 peare oll ok for farm MAN, AN wihane | UIT AND DAIRY FARM POR &) wn aa ee Ex- Seer for eity property, i full view of this city. farm: 100 scres. Kany i CEPR 1 Kew rk avenue. fee nient tw Fe, rae ‘Board at £0. TR s reterehocs reuired. RA Laurel, Maryland. ‘be grow unde, care, "Apply at Int skreot and TRY BOARD O4N = wi hes sie wah Bi HAD THIN RD ay ROOMS | AS a KLIGHTFUL COUN. Place, with hot and cold Trait on gimene ‘conve: = ave. now. 1 GENTLEMEN CAN saraie BOARD a fo country. with a private fs 5 BOARD, PLEASANT ROOMS AND ‘Maples, pear Laurel Station, B. Apply to lum, 9-1! UMMER BOARDERS ED WITH Plearant i dion goRATOR FAL ee ty milo thereevery das naail; fi me Sora 7. ne and ‘ Wawinet Gates, Vo ee Aiea S LEASANT BOARD CAN DE HAD IN A PRI- Sree bee core take further in- X cheney Sea $1,000, ea ry low. ei we BY m11-3m es TO LOAN. 500 AND £2,000 ro LOAN ON ‘cent per ann: as De EO TRUESD Ete ‘ONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST N REAL ESTATE RECURITY. Tio: FISHER & CO. 13824 etroet totter. Mo™* To Loan, ON REAL ESTATE, AT5 AKD 6 PER CENT. als R. 0. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F streots northwest. ONEY TO Luan. T have MONEY at LOAN | ON REAL ESTA’ i of trom $100and upwarda, at lowest ratsof tse mums of ea No delay. 2 wane 016 F street nortiweat. ‘ONEY TO LOA In ‘extate to at loweet fm cums to eulk . Fiter (rox s ihows, Penney lvmuia avers EDUCATION NAL. apa ALEX. 8. De WOLOWSKL | 1 ¢TIANIST a Vi has inst fy le new eimapliti joa mothind: cheetont ot xgcal culture for ovetea t north west. dei - pencains LESSONS SUMMER TERM AT MODE- Evening Clames for ere and edvan ‘ant, thorough and acquired in ® short time, SARA AL NCI inth an ot Morning ood er as easy, Fame. Gall 1323 K Tesidenon, PRUD’ HOMME. my26 muna AN BUSINESS OL ‘north’ iNGoLy BALL BU RY C. i el Principal, A. SPENCER, Vice Princij Ww ASHINGTON CONSERV. 3 OF MU: Maio at HALLS, oor. 7th and Dn.w. En: MMS’ NEW H. street. Payments. 1139 10th trect north. | Volos, Singing, PALE A PHETON, ENGLISH DOG, CART, W. FLYNN, * M. Fe. ight hres in Brean ena AS 71S. comer tb and K stroees FULTON ‘Loan Othe. $14 9h stroct northwest, Privately or Mathematics, FE: SALE—TWO VERY akinE SADDLE, AND Harness Horses; Horve, Sidel and Har- ‘Mares, matched first-class Fred team. "HUGO! iE & BOWEETS Ouaite, 605 Bow BRENT SUCROOM HOURES, MODERN 1at- provements. — WH. Y BROS., corner of atrett and Hhode Island avenus, Warts Te TICE, 490 MAINE | AVENUE and tear, thun’any other fee inine 1 ity be remade; Feathers renovated; Furniture sicsmed. aw ders by telephone. Wikre aaa CARPET CLEANING. ae ry, no injury to work chly satisfac . Send by telephone ctherwian, £9 SINGLETON & HOEKE” Bi ape Bpace. 225-4m BRENT —1296 8 N:W.. 7 Rs, IMPS. 817 Hn. 8 rooms, ali 6 Cox's Fs ‘EL A. McINTIRE, 918 Fin.w. POR BERTI AN ELRGANT FIKST CLASS ae Spon wen Epes, oe Detvate famed Location and ni ost desirable. HO}: PHILLIPS, 1136 Now York arene Bem = avenue. — CHEAP- ‘LL BUY i; NICE Busey. inguive at 1017 Teh strost Sees OR SALE -SIETEEN HEAD DOF ORR 3 ae ‘the west; and three saddle mate ol m8 roms, neem bin, pot esi MONS STABLES, $11 12th street ni my31-12t PHS dina ALE—JUST ECHIVED A NUMBER OF She ling, Sve ane. Horses; 6) Buswies anc sell cheap. Everything frat clase. class. THOMPSON'S Stable, 9th and O a otirects RB SALE Ut pide bar top ‘ANTED_ UPHOLSTERY WORK OF ANY DE. ed. ly _ H. Giade e'Bko., decor apes fe pe WARTED R20, ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN x. BI Room 4, 1420 New York avenue, is 8 Co missioner of’ Deeds for State and Terri .. Commisaioner, Notary. oftce from 9 a. m. to5 p. m. ‘ANTED—OLD GOLD ANDSILVER IN LARGE OR Small Quantities. cash price paid. 321 Penns: vent, bet. 34 and 44 steele, Jani9 TED YOU TO ENOW ‘THAT [SELLA FIRST. 1d. Suit, much better new suitcan » U. a" N’ clase Ts elses wale bonne Der thal COmMNOS OR RENT. ESCOTT & Corner 20th and I streets northwe —— re FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOUS QR SALE 100 CARRIAGES, sees a hand, ‘st bottom new and second ‘at Prion, at baa zt Hingant turtouts forhine by y thaday, Soxorma ee OR SALE—OR EXCHANGE CARRIAGES! CAR- riages—Some of the Beem. ves jest snd most styl- vow ocen == and iting’ done in the best manner BS. 3 SEER: ze antgenmae we 020 LARGE VARIETY OF THE LATEST snd second-hand: leo, done in ae the neatest manner. JO! 13 Oth street. a7-3m M. YOUNG, FOR BENT Goo. >, GROCERY AND PROVISION and Fixtures of same atore. ser BE 501 B etree itroct soutiionst. $e12-21* Fo RENT— Both Square and upright, apright, of all thet the leading make rent by the month or quarter; rents applied on are Je6-6¢__F. G. SMITH, 1103 Pennsylvania avenue. — See BOARDING. RB SALE-THE CHEAPEST PLACE city to buy both new and second-hand Buggies of P. D. SCHMIDT & Pennsylvania avenue northwest. KR SALE—SPRING AND SUM MEE CARRIAGES. ‘stock of one bi fifty to select from. ‘A wundred and. Agent for Boston Buckboard Side-Bar Bug- sand other light carriages. "The beat in the couutey the money. flor money. 108 to. “ ROBT. RAHAM, m%9_Reposttory and Factory, 10-416 sth ct Me, ———_— IN THE and 4-06 m38-3m. E TREMONT F HOUSE, WITH ITs FINE PR FROM. ‘airy rooms, CoO, table rll bg founds ost desirable plsce £0 ad boarding. | Rates, $29, $90, $05 and $10 per month. be bought, JUSTH'S OLD STAND, No, 019 D_atrect northy Branch Stora, No; ee BUSINESS CHANCES. $360 FOR $300-FOR ONE YEAR—JOINT good real Box 5), Star Jel5-20* m dth street, between H and I Bibestes 909 Tstrect northwest. E foad 36935 venue northwest. OR TRADE FOR VACANT GROUND OR A GOOD st. northwest. yD we Second-hand Clothe. es Note 00 estate indorsement, refer- ‘Address SALE-A, VERY DESIRABLE BUSINESS ty B SALECHEAP FOR CASH—CIGAR STORE; Ponnyslvania Farm. I have a first-rato; $e10-3¢ 200000 fee ge sraerarares | a14 Fenna.ave., Bole 8. jail. 3e10-41 ae CLARET T 9.10 Pen SOLER, ‘And 40 conte rerared torte dottles, at THARP'S, 438,10, 12, 13,1581 818 F street northwest, BUPING AND HARDWOOD LUMBER. ASH, WM. MoLEAN. MAHOGANY, Matioaamy, «COMBE WALNUZ, LATER, SHINGLES, Bro. ‘ prices and | Sor Tord and Ofce~ 15th ond D steels nortet co cans SE RPI ESE 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- flee Coats, Hat, from 25¢. upwards. The best $1 School Shoe in the city; Children's 7B SALE— ‘TO CLOSE AN ESTATE. ck Dwelling Hoos ne iy Back Stabe on Ghereart all in ‘perfect comditisn; lot A5xia1-29° ton iS tok cae Hous pate, 90. Dgatt opposite the Pegdan House pee Ques ornare, brett, on cath street, between P and orotate in square 605. THOS. J, h FIRED § C0. 509-2w 184 F Ronen Ts Ty sae CORNER 15rm STREET AND rey York avenue northwest, pleasant snd central ent, and at the cto, more ders ca be accommodated mF lent bosrdere, can, now, rooms. Also, Tt abla, Hones at | ‘summer rates. L COLLEY, 3e10-1m_ OARDING. —ROOMS FURNISHED AND Bu rnished. Transient Boarders, with room, UN- $1 per 3e3-ame a FLAGLER, 316 Indiana avenue. 13s..2° LATE OF THE SCHOOL OF ie Cookery 38 ind t streots, has removed $0 2013 Sane when metered d Biscuits at 7 when ordered no night before, an ‘cms ores lome-made Bread and Cake, Firwt-clase Meals furnished. catered mis-ime cence HOUSE, 7tz ANDI ee tot te 36 ovation central Room and Eo iiguors: “W. OoRAVEON. VERMANENT, TRANSIENT, AND DAY BOARD- me at Summer ES ang at the Mo- my4-2m* MRS. M. T. SOUTHALL. gent | re Loc LOCHIEL HOUBE, 612 97H STREET NORTH: ‘acoommo- fag-Rowiee in te cy. Transieat ‘Boarders’ accomm. LOST AND FOUND. j|ATURDAY EVENING—BETWEEN ir Pegi siady'a Gold tar 0.1586 15th street, ie Glaases Tena: if left st ag EESOREY & Eat ee oe ma: ses Ta re 1416, Coa ee eee pena te Kain ‘THE ey es a EY me | Leeks 00 hg UE ae. a Two soma O8T—A SMALL BLACK ‘swers to name of “Cricket.” tind tii Gaia sw ‘Foad, of to’ PROFESSIONAL. R. STARR P; NS, DENTIST, DeSta2, ‘ABSONS, ENTICN, cae west. re Nem aneuitic ued in tbe Fun to5 p.m. nileviaton specialty. Office hours 9 rE ASY ¥EET, &C —DAILY WALKS IN THE OPEN d sunshine vitalize pes ‘Der visit. Dic M. 8. PARSONS, MEDICAL, ELECTRICIAN, ELECIHO VAPOR AND THERMAL BATHS c= with fag pee y | ‘Consultations free. ‘Thuredaye aad . M. TALBOTT, DEaTtst, Bo 437 1TH Des" = Ties gore fein inall tee tae eore ae brppeies 1981 F street northwest. Hesse, Sane ASSOCIATION, jereafer extractions’ wader aos east a Gas 50 cents each ial =" = 15 NORTH- pees meee ie a. Eee ee aati. sm aaa ae gsc, ACADEMY, De SaLes English. Sicilian pr jest Point, Annapolis and all ‘mi ‘Terms in advance. eT an ave. anp Ifre Sraeet Nourawesr. Principal, J.P. CAULFIELD, us, Doo. Bhudien a resumed September 26th, — <a f2-6m 18S AMY LEAVITT, OF BOSTON, TEACHER Misr vecal and foster and Harmony Address 944 K street ue ie L. CADY'S BOARDING SCHOOL FOR ome Laie. Bg! Tnestitar New Haver. Buperior facilites, Sed for Lia GREEK, } MATHEMATICS, NATURAL SCE ‘Students mone, ish, prt o4-8m TASHINGTON COLLEGIA’ oaoe mpi — ei wat myers examina A. JANUS. A.M... Colum! RS. L. at 1130 2iet street sae ‘northwest, between ) ae Sit WILLIAMS AND ©. ve All basi ness Suartett ade Wouce tov all "ak Si rogilanos ‘Sm. t010 0.1m, Soe Fetseet northwest. m16-3m° RIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY, 309 Pitre nortiveest Reliable 9TH ‘informatt furnished ‘call ‘at residence orth west. froubie call and consult Hours, 5 p. LES! bah SHRADER, Office 620 11th et ircure any cm ct 1 Bisotings Teehiee fay. Mfvestineut almest 4 | = Re moms Call at regard to the PILES!! how long standing, or no and done sna ‘wonderful cures performed. "Consultation cd TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF ae toes Mi Giuosant ane H. F. WRIGHT, 600 6tn. *