Evening Star Newspaper, May 13, 1885, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: WEDNESDAY CROSBY S. NOYES... The Eveuing Star has a regular, permanent bona fide daily circulation that of any other daily paper Washington, and equal _ Other daily papers here added together. thority on questions pertaining to the principal economies of life, predicts that within fifteen or twenty years the city of Boston will be wholly Supplied with beef raised within an area of fifty miles from her own limits, and in support of his theory he avers that a four-year old steer can now be raised in that locality for $20. It is likely that Mr. Atkinson's expectations as to the future are somewhat extravagant, and it is probabe that bis estimate of the cost of raising cattle in Massachusetts at the present time ts too low, although it is tobe observed that he says nothing of the expense of fattening them for market, which is an item not to be lost sight of in any calculations that may be made on the subject. But, whether he is wholly or only par- tally correct, it is certain that a very large pro- portion of the fresh beef supply of the country can be raised much nearer to the points of con- sumption than it is now, and with decided ad- vantage to both producer and consumer. The two chief factors in the problem are, first, the selection of the best feties of stock for beef- making, and, after that, intelligent and persi part of farmers tomake the experiment a success, These essential points secured, and with the relations between land and stock properly understood and adjusted, a certain number of cattle can be maintained on nearly every farm, soas to become a sure and material source of revenue tothe farmer. and without interfering seriously with the other ordinary products of the place. Indeed, with Judicious management a smail herd ought tobe kept so as to be an advantage tothe soil instead Of a drain upon its productive capacity. It is certain, furthermore, that before many Years have gone by the supply of fresh beef must be drawn much more largely from the small farms east of the Mississippi than it now 4s. As the overbearing tide of emigration moves West the immense cattle ranges of the interior Will be broken up, and the vast areas of land voted wholly to grazing purposes will the homes of actual settlers, whose siness for a long time will be the raising ealsand the providing of food for home consumption. The yleld of from that se tion must, therefore, be greatly reduced. The of the cattle kings of the present day will y at an end, and their place in rel: tion to the markets of the world will be taken by those who join cattle raising in a moderate degree with tillage of the soil. ‘These are points that shonld not be overlook- ed by the farmers of the middle and eastern States. The odds against them as stock growers Will not then be so great as now, aud the single item: of expense saved from long transportation will alone be a material one in their favor. The change may not come as soon as Mr. Atkinson expects, and it will n at once general in its effects, as. a matter of course. It is pretty certain to come, however; and those who are wise enough to foresee the tendencies of the times and enterprising eno pt themselves to new orders of thingss they come about are the people who reap the earliest and richest har- vests. Motion to charge the expenses of registry on the general treasury resulting in a government majority of only Still even this we triumph for the premier, who has by hi ful tactics managed to pull through on every critical occasion. How long he can hold his followers if the falling off is in the same ratio as between the last two votes is a question. His adroit handiing of the vote of credit certainly commands admiration. IZ . which Secured a prompt vote w: question from the opposition, s remarkable for the information which it did not give and for the inferences which {t — per- mitted that war must come, but that the responsibility must be thrown on Russia. The opposition which he encountered at the second reading when It became known that the government did not intend war, and that the Khartoum expedition was to be abandoned Was ineffective because he furnished no tnfor- mation of the negotiations which were pending between England and Russia, although he promised a presentation of all the correspon- dence. In the third debate, Mr. Gladstone has won by takin; e ofthe lack of organi- zation of the opposition, and an assurance that an Afghan frontier had been secured in a man- ner which p y of the Ameer. With all his success thus far. Mr. Glad- stone's ministry is upon very critten! ground, and its overthrow would not be a matter of sur- prise. Itis probable, however, thet he will be able to tide over the period between now and the g: ion next fall. ——— Much has been said of the great opporta- nity which wiil be presented to this country for increasing our foreign commere war between England and Rus tensive merchant mari sed as belli > Ameri ¢ will be e: any annoyance of seizure, search, or capture. But there is a trade which the United States ought to secure nearer home, and which it Would seem could be obtained by the proper effort by our merchants and manufacturers without mu That is the trade with South Am iion shows that last nth Am an coun- 000 The Ux secured oue sixth of this trade. had one third in the eventof when the ex- empt from ates only while England and France one fourth. Of the ich this country obtained imports Into the United States were tw and-a-halt times as the exports: that is, we bouzht nearly $75,000,000 of South Ameri. mn products while we sold 07 000,000, Worth of our own. In regard to England and France, their exports and imports with South America we The United si can and do produce ni Seems to be no, good reason why we should pos- sess so small 4 fraction of their extensive trade. Philadelphia musicians are e: the: cited over what claim to be the introduction of contract labor to furnish the musie in Rid) The manager could not obtain a loc of about $1,500 per month, which he considered exorbitant, so he went over to Europe and con- tracted with the band that was playing in the Crystal Palace at Leipzig, at a saving of about $1,000 per month. An injunction to prevent the landing of the band when they reached this country was attempted, but they got ashore be- fore the writ was served, and then in the suit to Prevent thelr playing the manager came out victorious. So the little German band will con- tinue to play, and the Philadelphia hornblowers will probably be more moderate in their de- mands next sezson. ee ee Anexplanation of the reason why no bond calls have been made recently is found in the decline of government revent The receipts from customs and Internal revenue for the first nine months of the current fiscal year are $25,546,000 less than those for the correspond- ing period last year, and over $54,000,000 less than the same period for 1882-3. So for the Past two years there has been a marked falling of ia the government receipts. The estimate of Secretary Manning’s predecessor of the total Feceipts for the present year was $330,000,000, and this estimate allowed for a falling off*ot Over $16,000,000 from last year; but at the Present rate of decline the total loss to the reve- hues this year will be about $40,000,000. At this rate the troublesome surplus in the Treas- ury, which was so greatly commented upon by political orators during the last campaign, will take care ot itself without special legislation ‘a8 to its distribution. $< The investigation made by the Health Officer at the Great Falls shows that the allegations in regard to the pollution of the Potomac water were in the main true,and his recommenda- tion that all wastage from the canal above the aqueduct conduit be stopped, that the cana; bank on that side be made secure from leaks gate and over- | 991 pa ave, or seepage, and that the flood; flow be located below the dam, should be acted upon Without delay. energy ‘s brought to the task. a Prof. Riley's predicted grasshopper plague comes to time promptly, for the mischievous gryllus agiliis has already made its appearance May 13, 1885. ore than treble ablished in that of all the Repvcrioxs. Renverioxs. REDUCTIONS. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS. 50 PTECES FIGURED INDIA SULKS, REDUCED FROM $1.50 TO 8) NEAT REDUCED. SCOTCH GINGHAMS HAVE BEEN REDUCED TO 15e. EXTRA VALUES ARE OFFERED IN BLACK SURAHS AND RHADAM. ELEGANT. AT $1. VEILING CASHMERS IN EVENING SHADES. SILK GK VERY Low BLACK. ) COLORS PURE NET. 100 PLEG IN FRENCH SATTEENS AND BATISTE. ONE PRICE. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE N.B—THE BEST ISTHECHEAPEST, _ my13 **For Sour Reasox’ EVERY SEASON THERE ARE A CERTAIN NUM- BER OF STYLESOF GOODS THAT DO NOT SEEM TO PLEASE THE MAJORITY OF BUYERS; NOT THAT THE GOODS ARE NOT AS GOOD AS OTHERS. THESTYLES ARE THE VERY NEWEST; THE COLOR- 1NGS,OUR BUYER THOUGHT, WERE JUST THE THING; OTHERWISE HE WOULD NOT HAVEPURCHASED THEM. BUT, AS es | ly everything required | by these South American states, and there | Itought tobe buta few hours’ work to fill up this leakage-gap If a little WE STATED ABOVE, THEY DO NOT MOVE AS RAPIDLY AS WE WISH THEM TO. ANDHERES WHAT THERE Is IN BOYS’ SUITS, AGES 10 TO 17 YEARS: LOT 9005, BOYS'SUITS, WERE $15,ARE NOW 12.50 LOT 8736, BOYS’ SUITS,WERE$13, ARENOW $10 LOT 8704, BOYS’ SUITS, WERE §9, ARE NOW $7 LOT 6136, BOYS' SUITS, WERE $9, ARE NOW $7 LOT 6333, BOYS’ SUITS, WERE $10, ARE NOW $8. LOT 6330, BOYS’ SUITS, WERE $10, ARE NOW $8. LOT 6308, BOYS’ SUITS, WERE$10, ARE NOW $8. LOT 6304, BOYS’ SUITS, WERE $7, ARE NOW $5 LOT 6302, BOYS’ SUITS, WERE REMEMBER, THE ORIGINAL PRICE WAS AS LOW AS ANY HOUSE IN THE COUNTRY CAN NAME FOR THE SAME GOODS. THE REDUCED PRICE 1S JUST THAT MUCH LOWER THAN YOU CAN BUY ELSEWHERE. SHALL WE EXPECT your A.SAKS & CO, ONE PRICE GLOTHIERS, m13 816 AND 318 SEVENTH STREET. eS SURAH SILKS, REDUCED 3EE EMBROIDERED ROBES HAVE BEEN ES. UALITY BLACK STRIPED SILKS er ALBATROSS AND N. IN GUEAT VARIETY AT ADINES IN a r ‘REPE DE CHINE IN COLORS. “SILK EMBROIDERY CHOICE PATTERNS: ARE NOW 85 ‘The continued unfavorable weather and scarcity of April showers placed a check upon the sale of RUBBER GOSSAMERS and CIR- CULARS. Perhaps we will have the April showers dur- ing May, but we cannot wait for them, and now Propose to reduce the stock by reducing the prices and inaxgurate a grand sale @t unprece- dented LOW FIGURES. LADIES’ FINE WATERPROOF GOSSAMERS reduced from $1 to 75c. each. Ricws Accessrate TO ALL YOU HAVE ONLY, KIND READER, TO WEND YOUR WAY TO NO. 717 MARKET SPACE TO BE CONVINCED OF THE TRUTH OF THIS STATE. MENT, THERE YOU WILL CERTAINLY FIND RICH'S, AND WHEN YOU HAVE FOUND IT ENTER AND MAKE PURCHASE OF SUCH ARTICLES IN HIs LINE AS YOU MAY REQUIRE, AND YOU WILL COME AWAY SATISFIED THAT YOUR SEARCH FOR RICH'S WAS NOT WITHOUT ITS REWARD AND THAT, WE DID THINGS UP BROWN WHEN WE DIS- COVERED TO YOU THE LOCATION OF RICH’S HIGHLY POPULAR AND FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE FSTABLISHMENT. THERE YOU WILL FIND THE LEADING STYLES AND BEST MAKES FOR THE VERY LOWEST CASH PRICES. W. H. RICH. myl3 ‘17 Market Space, Washington, D. C. “Bis Or Tax ABOUT CLOTHING iN GENERAL AND SPRING CLOTHING IN PARTICULAR, THE NAMEOF WANAMAKER, OF PHIL- ADELPHIA, IS A GUARANTEE OF HON- ESTY ALL OVER THIS COUNTRY. THEIR FACILITIES AND EXPERIENCE EN- ABLES THEM TO PRODUCE THE LATEST STYLES AND THE BEST WORK AT THE ‘VERY LOWEST PRICES. WE SELL THE WANAMAKER CLOTH- ING, AND IF ANY WORKIN THE WORLD 18 GOOD AND RELIABLE, IT IS THAT. OUR PATTERNS AND STYLES ARE THE SAME AS THOSE USED BY THEHIGH PRICED MERCHANT TAILORS, AND OUR. SUITS DO NOT COST ONE-HALF THEIR PRICES. THE AVERAGE MAN CAN BE BETTEB FITTED FROM OUR STOCK THAN THE AVERAGE TAILOR CAN FIT HIM. WE SOLICIT INSPECTION AND COM- PARISON, KNOWING THAT WE HAVE THE BEST GOODS FOR THE LEAST MONEY OF ANY HOUSE IN WASHING- TON, E B. BARNUM & CO, my13 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUF. L A CCC REE 58 L aan 89S EER 888s TLL A A CcO ERE Sys8 = THE CHEAPEST LINE OF LACES EVER OFFERED. ‘We have just received direct from Paris an invoice of LACES, which will be sold at Importers’ prices. ‘We mention below a few ofthe many styles, and ask our customers aud the public to call and examine our Stock and be convinced that the above statement is true, BLACK CHANTILLY LACE, AIL Silk, 5 inches wide... All Silk, 6 inches wide, extra heavy. All bil, 10 inehes wide, extra heavy... All Silk, 5 inches wide.. AllSilk, 6 inches wide. All Bilk, 6 inches wide, extra qualit; 8c, per yd, All Silk, Escurial flouncing, 19 in. wide...@2.68 per yd. SPANISH GUIPURE, All Silk, 4 inches wide. All Silk, 6 inches wide.. MARQUIS LACE All Sill, new style, 5 inches wid All Silk, new style, 7 inches wide... BEADED LACE. ‘3% Inches wide, 3 patterns. 6 inches wide, 4 patterns. 5 inches wide, 4 patterns, ‘T iuches wide. ..58e. per yd. vee TOC- POF Yd. 8 inches wide... 4% inches wide. G Inches WIde.rcecsnn 8 inches wide, 10 patterns. 12 inch founcing.. 22 inch flouncing. 86 inch flouncing. FEDORA LACES, 10 NEW STYLES, FROM 16c.TO $1 PER YARD. ORIENTAL, TRISH POINT, NORMANDY, VAL. AND FEDORA NETS FROM 98¢. UP. ALL SILK SPANISH GUIPURE, ESCURIAL AND CHANTILLY NETS FROM $1.98 YARD UP. A COMPLETE LINE OF JETTED NETS FROM $1.48 TO $7 PER YARD. ~-18e. per yd. ~-16c. per yd. wes per yd. 0e. per yd. AN EARLY CALL WILL INSURE YOU GREAT | LOOK AT TO-DAY’S REPUBLICAN AND POST LADIES’ FINE WATERPROOF GOSSAMERS reduced from $1.25 to $1 each. LADIES’ FINE WATERPRODF GOSSAMERS actually worth $2; only $1.50 each. LADIES’ FINE “NEWPORT? CIRCULARS | BARGAINS. actualiy worth $2.25; only $1.75 each. LADIE Worth $2.50; only $2 each. LADIES’ FT Worth $3.25; only $2.50 each, AS AN ADDITIONAL ATTRACTION WE SHALL MARK DOWN OUR LINE OF FINE AMERICAN CASHMERE RUB- BER CIRCULARS, FROM $6.50 TO $5 EACH. ‘THIS IS UNMISTAKABLY THE BEST INTRIN- SIC VALUE IN RUBBER CIRCULARS EVER OFFERED IN WASHINGTON, BEING REALLY SUPERIOR TO THE IM- PORTED GARMENTS USU- ALLY SOLD AT $10 AND $12.50 EACH, COLORS, BLACK, BROWN AND NAVY BLUE, reduced from $0.50 to $5 each. (Suit Department, Second floor, take the elevator.) WOODWARD & LOTHEOP, BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, ONE PRICE ONLY, myl3 $2.10 Ar TH * Only oa ck out 9e 25 Aah and SATURDAY, Bile Us W:8 TEEL, 935 RUBBER ULSTERS, actually 912 D sT. Large quantity just received. FINE RUBBER CIRCULARS, ny | FOR THE SPECIAL REDUCTIONS. PPPl OA A 88, Br fk & Fat po pak BA OH sc RRR OO ry = E “oo #4 tus 7 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, myo Tsoume Wirmm. Among theletters of inquiry I received last week were those from St. Thomas, Danish West Indies; Jackson, Mich.; Chicopee Walls, Mass; and Keokuk, Towa. But these constituted a very small part of the gen- eral inquiry for Spring Clothing at ‘ ‘Guring the same period. ‘This week I expect the inquiry to be still more gen- eral, and invite you to partake of the information with od GENTLEMEN'S DRESS, ‘Now so freely tendered at that place. ‘This Is a fav for reedy-made Clothing as ane favoring the Talley at, an there ‘8 general disposition towards economy; ‘and I am in position to furnish you handsome Suits from $10 upward. seems to Fifteen, Kighteen, or Twenty Dollars may sult your | W.. 12 8 ideas better, and I have Suita for these prices also, Best Wares, Lowest Prices, and No Deviation. HENNING;: ance bullding. work. fly; references required. must come well recommended. adults; references exchanged. Address Pox 1 ‘AY 13, 1885—DOUBLE SHEFY. WANTED—HELP. COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. FOR_RENT—ROOMS. FOR RENT—HOUSES. FIRST-CLASS OPERATOR ON WEE New Home ar Davis Sewing Machine. Ap- ply 6:30 p.m., at $16 12th st. n.w. 1 ‘ANTED-A NEAT AND POLITE YOUNG colored Boy, 18 or 20 years of age. to run eleva- tor, etc., about hotel. Apply at 1320 F st.n.w. 1t® ANTED—FIRSTCLASS SALESMAN. THAT San bandle AM. Howers' silverware; salary $25 and expenses; the best opening ever offered tos. Insur- it Wee ean ae i ng. f BOGGESS, 959 Pennsylvania ave. aller Opin. It ANTED—AN ENERGETIC CANVASSER FOR: eity, with good references; highly remunerative adress CANVASSIR, Stat office, MyList man. Apply, after 10 a m., Room 10, R RENT—-WHOLE OR PART OF SECOND Floor; south front; bay window: closets; bath; Yenient to market and three linescars; the house. 619 P st. OR SALE-NEAR CAMP SPRINGS, F about 7 miles{from city. .inclosed by a new five-board fence: Contains Peach and nding Strawberries, there tsa new and ds to ncbooly ei M. MCNELLY, 724 my13,16,16-3%* R_SALE—BEAUTIFUL GOUNTRY PLACE six-room house, stables, corn house and fruit trees; in Alexandria county: 300 vards from Carlin excellent water and ht OR RENT—A NICE &ROOM HOUSE, hail, gas and water; 13 Pennsylvania ave. nw. H. HELL is GENTLEMAN HAVING A Deautifully furnished House, new and complete, the preitiest northwesiern locat Tent the house at alow sacrifice. Address J. A. RENT-HOUSE 606 LOUISIANA AVE, near Post Office, containing ten rooms and bath; ali modern conveniences. Inquire of JOHN RILEY, SOs T2ch st nw KENT —BURLEITH, GhokorTOW: dwelling 11 re oands, plenty - 808 7th st we 6th st. ne Apply 31 1GnT, cERFUI im a stat private fumiiv. in ny in the northwest, Address 1k my U cottage, weli-hou:e and Kooms, with Board. barn, stable, cow and chicken hou: Tlagé sheds. Location healthy; t office, &c. Apply to M1 I m of the city, sel furnitare at @ NT Tt OMEL: FURNISHED en suite ali , and choice ard, 401 Wath ae ee a rt RK RENT— BEAUTIFUL ROOMS, FURNISHED or unfurnished: excellent board in house if desired. Where two occupy same room: nod. males from Wash! eal" location, "Price 91,00 Address or see JAM! corner King and Fairfax sts, Alex- MyLT-WAH SBS Double brick dcarriage houxe Special imps; desirabls —- shade, beautiful view. O.C. OR RENT—TWO V in a central iceation, at a moderate Wars GERMAN GIRL FOR ORDE ¥ hary housework. “Apply at 526 3d st. nw. my1d-im, ANTED—AT 1944 G ST. N.W.,AN EXPE- Tenced Cook and a Chambermald “in smail fum- ou 5 ee LS Le ANTED—AT 1325 Q ST, N.W, FIRST-CLASS Dining-room Servant. Best of references re- quired. myl3-oe ‘ie WANTEDIWHITE BOY, ABOUT IA YEARS to drive buggy and make himself useful in house; thoge not able to drive need not apply; references re quired. 2018 G st. n.w., after 5 p.m. my13-2t* YY ANTED—A GOOD BARBER; STEADY E ployment. A; ANTED—A GIRL OR SETTLED WOMAN for general housework. Apply at 901 F st. s.w. my12-3t* AN work ona farm and the other to attend market; Apply to JNO. M. 0 GUIRE, Brook’s Station, D.C. ETTLED WOMAN TO ACT AS for child 2 years old; to the right pai and fair wages. Appiy room 413 Pa ave. nw my! ANTED—TO GO TO COUNTRY FOR SUMMER with private fiaily, a capable Waitress Chambermuid; also a Laundress, Address Box § Star office. Wy ANTED—A i. THOMPS9 OD BARBER. APPLY To G. Anacostia, D/C my11-4t* DE Hands; must understand starching. Also. a Sempstress. Apply at $24 13th st. n.w., New York Steam Laundr L Waistee; SERVANT: NC ing or ironing; good wages. st, nw. ANTED—GOOD DRAMATIC PEOT Summer company. Cull_tmmediatel Colum Eris COGSWE TRIS, IN ty or country (distance no object). to work for us attheis homes. “The business is something entirely ew aud easily learned. Good salary, We hive large orders and take all youcan make, No pedaling: no glass canvassing OF ing. Particulars free.” F frading Co., Boston, Mass, mys-1m* pain TON, New England Box 5153 Ww A MAN OR WOMA County in the United States. $1. Pa peT Mant. salary or commission. “AUL 'TABEL, Chicago. Ill. ANTED-—WHITE AND COLO) cooks, $10 to $20; chambermalis, nurses, gen- eral workers, xerub and kitchen girls, men_ cooks, PRICE & COOMBS, Employment and Hoom Renting Agents, 926 Fst. , mh6-10w> D WOMEN WANTED--SITUATIONS VW D—BY A RESPECTABLE COLORS Situation as Waiter ver: cun fire fe Apply to 1285G st. n.w. 10+ WV ANTED-BY A WHITE GIRL, A STTUA- Win as Ci ambermaid; can give city reference. Cal at 1116 26th st. 1 WASTED EC sire Position comme institutrice. LOUIS, 222 Madison ave.. New York city. ANTED—A LADY RELIABLE V rienced, now employed, desiri wishes ‘ition as first-class housekeeper tor hotel, school, institution or private honse. Best references! Address for two weeks J. H., care Milbourne’s ising Agency, Bai m: ANTED-SITUATION BY A MARRIED MAN, Wreic has had nine years’ experience in the prepar- ion and shipment of Anthracite Cou! Can adi pt Inmself with ease to any business, Best of referencis. Address J,, Star office. my 11-6i* NTED—BY NG MAN, A POSITIO? in @ Drug Store; has had four years experienc ebest references, Address OPIUM, Star office. Bt WANTED bys FIRS 5 a Situation for a summer hote bermaids,men coo) nd other help, with references. “OOMBS, Employment and Room Renting Agents, 926 Fst. n.w. mh6-i0w* WANTED-—ROOMS. WV ANTED—THREE NICE UNFURNISHED Rooms, second story, northwest section, for two: Star office. ANTED—PERMANENTLY, BY A SINGLE icely Furnished Parlor and Bed- gentleman, a room, with bath’ attached; without board and near the hotels, Address, stating location aud terms, 8. K. * care for furnisl absence of owner, best references. Star office. br ern improvements, Addre: WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. cash; stat seen. P. July 3d. Apply at 1117 Toth st. Wa SICKL “Wath, ihe laties totter gr ‘thick and fast.” Man, ‘one flight. ‘ANTED-BY GENTLEMAN A NO W aitdren) rurotshea iouse to occupy and care tr during summer; city references. Address L., Star office. 1s ANTED—A SMALL HOUSE OR THREE OR W fear iooms in quiet tasty: within few minuces of departments or near cars. References. Terms mod- erate. Address “ Permanent," Star office. my12-31* ‘ANTED—YOUNG AND WIF with highest refe shed house ress I ANTED-BY TWO LADIES, THE CARE OF ‘a Furnished House for the summer, during the Address Box 53 TANTED—TO RENT—AN UNFURNISHED House in northwest part of the city, with 16 or 26 rooms must be in perfect repalr, oth nS Box 6, 5 ANTED—TO BUY—A_SECOND-HAND PAR- lor Suite in first-class order; must be cheap for e lowest figures d when and where can be O, Box 72, Gvorgetown station. my13-3t* ‘ANTED—A GENTLE AND PROMPT DRIV | ing Horse and Dog Cart in good condition, or will buy cart separate. Address. stating price and Where ft can boseen, 8. Q Star ofile ‘my13-3t* WY ANTED-THREE TIMES A WEEK, THE use of horse and carry: buggy or phaeton until \gBy OF pI ne ANTED—A HORSE FOR fs KEEP DUR the summer months; good care and light work ranted. Address Police Station No. 1, South ington, myi2-z ANTED-THAT $1 BOX OF 50 CIGARS. That box of 25 cigars for 40c. All former 1. brands of cigarettes uow 10c. 20 cigarettes 5c., at BROS’, 1011 Pennsylvania ave. my12-1m LADIES TO KNOW PROF. LIVING: from New York, the inventor und teacher of French dress cuttius, trimming, draping, grading and designing by square astire Without guess work or refitting, 1s giving cons at 418 T2th at. nw, day. anil evening. Ladies’ Suits cut, basted and draped. Fine Suits mude toorder. No refitting. No coming back to try on. ‘Tailor-made patterns cut to order and warranted to fit, froin the latest Imported designs, Every lady her 01 dressmaker, Your only chance to learn: Don't forget the number. An Agent for the city wanted. my2-10t* ‘ANTE! NNOUNCE TO THE LADIES W arvrashington, that I have opened dressmaking. parlors, and will guarantee perfect fit and stylish cut at low prices. Please call wud see for yourselves. aeeMune, PERLIE, ap6-ws-3mn_ 785 Ist st. n.Ww. ANTED—LADIES TO USE “ANTL-CORPU- dene Pills.” Reduce supertiuous flesh 15 pounds a month: harmless; never fuil; particulars 4c. Wilcox Specitic Co., Philadelphia, Pa, | my-s,m,wam ‘ANTED—ELECTRIC HAIR RESTORER, THE fonder of the age, veil produce a sult Of halt after ears of baldness. Call at 1222 F st. n.w. for full lculars, Consultation free, J.D, O'Dounell, druggist, corner Virginia aye. and i0th st.sw.: "1 favebecn bald for 10 years. After using halfa bottle of Dr. Semmes Hair Restorer my hair is coming in other Washington testimonials can be seen at Ofice, 1222 F st., 4 doors from, ANTED-HORSE AND CARRIAGE BY A gentleman baving place just out of Georgetown. Excellent care taken for summer for light use of same, ffneeded. Address W.8.G., Box 51, Georgetown, D. c my11-3i¢ ANTED— ‘Door and Window Screens made and put up by CEBIRCKHEAD, my9-6r* ‘712 O st. n. W. ANTED-THE TURKISH, RUSSIAN AND ‘Electric Bath Roomsat Dr. L, VON DOLCKE’S Electro-Baineo) Institute, 1007 F st? u.w., are ‘open every day from 8 a.m. 'to 8 p.m. for ladies and ntlemen. Separate apartments. Ladies are under e direction of Mrs. T. §. Innis, Mf. D. and electrician. Electric treatment given in all ‘its various forms, and applications both iu'and out ofthe bath. —_ my9-1m* Hemen only, in « private fumiiy. Tal nces exchanged. Address RK RENT—UN HREE STOKY AND CELLAR use on the coruer of 13th and Ti st excepting store room and culat, store ou the premises. (OR RENT—A COUNTRY SEAT, WITH LARGE with an abundatice of shade trees: iver spring depot, Met . E, Star office. ground attached, two miles from the 3 2; a good turnpike. aud in an the convenience of post office and. mile; large room! RNISHED, TWO VERY RANT PLACE, Star officermyl3-3t* with a large hall, Puruished, $25 ly at JACKSON & CO.'S, Grocers, anmer and fall,a new and de- ner House near Vupont circle. For particu THOS, J. FISITER € 0+ ‘OR RENT — TWO NINE-ROOM OOTTAGE. O1 Posite Summit Hotel, Gaithersburg, Mon county, Maryland, tweniy-one miles from 1315 Massachusetts ay ‘T—FOUR ROOMS. FURNISHED, FOR NTOWANDSONE FURN ; IFAD E FURNISHED nous location for sunt jeven foume located on Hats near 2s swe WESCOTT € Wit housekeeping: pleasan two lines cars: references must be 1 terms very moderate. Pennsylvania a OR SALE—A CHOICE SMALL FARM, BEAUTI- fully located, 2 miles from and in full view of this ‘Sly acres: new six-room cottage and barn; location ‘Terms easy. K. A. L118 9h «t. now., » 1117 1st. n.w., 11 rooms, z B.W., 10 rooms Brock; 1018 th <i. h 2 1503 Pierce Place, +1919 Vermont ave, 7 rooms Brick, 433 1st st. now. Brick, 1041 Sth St +, With board; also third floor for health unsury T-AT 941 1ST. | NW. PLEASANT single “and do T—FUR , poms aud stat ‘The beautiful residence known as the “Villa Cos- ton,” located on high grounds on 7th street, north of House “contains 19 rooms and all conventences. ‘house on the premises. for the residence ofa Foreign Min- Boarders also accomod OR PENT_v and 3d fours water on each floor. Stable and carris; Premises suitable ister or Cuiet of Bureau. THOS. J. FISH! 224 Mary jand ay TALBERT F. FOX AT 1824 1 ST, PART oF FUR NISH, athriving tows of western Maryland, ished House or suites of nice and ©. railroad, tice hours from Washiigton, near | Berkeley Spriigs; good transient busine place for summer i fishing and hunting Dr. J. rhished Rooms, rs: picturesque scene Rooms will be rei gentlemen preferred; ut #32 = TRACT OF TW vight acres of Land near extension of Mi suitable for subdivision into buflding sites, PITNEY & BRA. FROR RENT. & WILCOX. 1907 Penn, ave NEW SIX ROOM BRICK Hc robe: 14th and Bowodary MAlSIN Kop att tage, nine rooms, modern im. p: house, stable, wood | 1 house, &e.; abundance of fruit, inclosed wit ncing, ornamental iron fencein f new ard in perfect order; well in yard: mountain water; fine cellar to beseen aliny office, Real Estate Broker, 934 F st., looms 6 and TABLE BOARD Ti THOMAS A. MITC ‘OR RENT—1: Rooms for summer, furnished: patlor and Ded fon secund Hoor: alse’ single room: desirable 14K ST. N. BUSHNELL & CARUST, cer Be 1000 F st. aw, TO DESIRABLE PARTIES- PART of five or six rooms first or . «suite of Furnished Bt RNISHED HOUSE, 10 ROOMS, burbs, half mile fiom street can large lawn, stable, &c; $50 per ‘Address ‘Box 04, star T. ‘Owner would boar and Bedroom on second floor, room on third floor, ern Exposure), With privat and bedroom (sou grounds overlooking Washingt 13 rooms: kitchen, les, peaches, pears and ssion, June Ist. Thomas Circle, i4th and RY -AND-BAS ment Brick Trw ; between Gand H; modern improvements. Ly Also, single ros G. WYTHE COOK, 3 W 2STORY AND NF two pleasant Roon re ho children there; references. 16010 st, corner 16th. OR SALE—A HIGHLY IMPROVED FARM es, eligibly situated in Montgomery Md. Will be sold jor less than the value ot Apply to PHILIP D. LAIRD, Attorney- apzdawes,3w F LARGE AND AIRY ROOMS, nd, Will be rented tow to. first-c: pposite Mt. Vernon LY PURNISHE | at-Law, fockville, Md. for simmer or Jonger, oF will rent (we commu ly; suitable for two gentlemen, ent to ail Lines of cs TAT 930 NEW YORK ant Furnished Rooms on secoud floor, ¢ also accommodates, | KOOMS ON ished. teummer Hoard and caterer square; conven ting: 6 rooms; i conveniently located; fine , Bladensburg, NISHED HOUS BEAUTIFULLY FUR CENTRALLY SUMMER MOD RS, SHRUBS AND VINES. ‘October Ist for $100 per mouth Row from October 1st. 5. V. 1 third floor, furnis! rates, at 1444 N E NOW prt, Summit Hotel, Gaithersburg, ch of B&O. R. RZ. For terms, etc., inguire of J. SPR Win rent nn first-class tenant, $2,000 per annum tropoiitan’ Bras ‘T1007 F ST. new handsomefurnished airy’ roo! exposure: at summer rates. or without furniture. OR RENT_915 EST. unfurnished Rooms: gas JOR RENT— & BUILDI @D eDlocated a Gd LOTS FOR SALE—ELEGAN’ nd platted, and at moderate prices, At 2id., on the Metropolitan Railroad, only 16 D.C. and having very ‘This land will be a whole at great reduction. nice office, with west from Wash: frequent daily communicati tion is high, healthy sold in Lots'ora Overlooking “Lafayet 100 per month for fi © ST. 3 E. THREE UNFUR- nisbed Rooms, with gas and bath on same floor: will rent cheap to 8 respectable small family. Can be n from to 5 p.m, R RENT—TWO COMMUN Hall Ion, si HOMES OF _/for sale cheap and on easy terms, Va.; only 11 miles from Washington; ion 650 1. D. E. PORT! RNISHED HOUSES IN ALL TINMEDIATELY—FRAME HOUSE ine Tooms and bath, ti CHANGE FOR CITY PROP- e Country Seat in Virginia, 9 miles redericksburg, ove mile from station on Rich- and Petersbury 1809 13th st. n.w., cellent conditio: Rooms at 327 Vermont ave., opposite Arlington front porch and parkit nd, Fredericksbu: ruilroad, over weres rich meadows ber, valuable ‘otomac and Blue Ridge house of ten rooms; AND MAS- ely furnished TH large, handsom Northern, southern and eastern , Beferences exchanged. Table Gourd. on 12th st. se. mountains; healthy location; ne 2ooms, with Board. flowers ‘and shade; ow: cannot give it proper attention, stock, Implements, ne and two years; ©" encumbrance; title clear, u OR RENT—213 FAST CAPITOL ST., ELFGANT Parlor and Bedrooms: second floor: handsoi furnished: also, Room on third floor: very. desirable rooms, cuol and iclightful; cars herdics pws the ‘T BARGAIN—THIRTY- from Lanham’s double mansion fifty- ‘OR RENT — FURNISHED, FOR TWO OR three years, Tenant, without smail childre Reference Tequired, FURNISHED HOUSE, WITH ALL modern improvements, from July Ist to October Ast, to parties without children, at reasonable rate; re ferénces required. Apply 2018 NT—AT 1405 HST, BEAUTIFUL id single Rooms. Very’ desirable loca- station: ten miles from cit foot porch front all necessary o OR RENT—AT handsomely Furnished Rooms, si with use of large bath illyer Place nw. OR RENT—A VERY 3 with small one connecting: large window; raving Ca artist studio, Inquire of DESIRABLE OR RENT-NEW. WELL BUILT FOUR-ROOM brick Houses; water in ANTED—SUMMER BOARDERS — LARGE, house, with grounds, beautiful scenery and situated in Cumberlan nies. Two hours’ ride trom Deer Park. Address J. CE, mberland, Md. my13-1m_ RICE, 1219 Penns ‘OR RENT — (2d floor) 921 OR RENT—FIRST-CLABS HOU window, 10 room ¥ rst-class house 15. imps. Also, houses in other office rooms in 620 F st. n.w. Also. office rooms in St, ‘Cloud Building. JOHN SHERMAN, 927 F st. nw. ‘OR RENT—FOR A YEAR OR MORE FROM July 1. the completely furnished or sired by tenant, residence of Captain Mil Apply on the premises. OR RENT OR SALE—I716 N every improvement; 1614 19th st... ne in, and Anish: for wale oF rent low, HANDSOMELY Board, a ¥18 New York avenue. References exehanged, 2 FOR RENT-—-FLATS. desirable Single Flats on the second ‘orand” from Ist June, 1885, the oc- ‘abroad. THOS. J. FISH. among the Alfe +12 rooms, mod: Board, at the Herbert If to station: terms reasonab) RT. BOARD-A LIMITED NUMBER taken, near Soldiers’ Home, ten minutesby steam, Metropolitan branch; three minutes walk to house. ‘Table _unexceptionadic. particulars call at 927 SUMMER 3 floor in “The RS AT BROOK! om B. & 0. depot: ten cents single Station on the Apply 1616 i b prewai \T—TWOSTORY AND BASEMENT, by June 1941 1 st. South ADAMS, 927 New York between 8 and 10 am. and 2 and 4 p.m. mystic — ny) Q Hire months’ uckets, $0. : FOR RENT—STORES. ‘ie, ken Address Dr. J.-H: BROOKS, | [On RENT-FINE LARGE STORE OR WARE th connecting rooms, if wanted; 423 thoroughfares; be- mod. inprovemen! jront, inquire Dr. B. Lith st. n.w.; on one of the best tween Pennsylvania ave. and F st.; suitable for most any business purpose. T-STORE 822 77 quire at 902 14th st. nw. FOR RENT— OFFICES. OR RENT—OFFIC ond and third floor, agents, They are ce 1613 G street, near the Treasury Dept. FOR RENT—MIS' OR RENTSTABLES. Large Stable, near C Suwail Stable, 17th st., between Land M Imadvance. Appl Will be opened June Ist Tooms, can now secure thei oF on premises, Persons desiring . Apply al 421 M st. now, AS41 12th nw. mt. Gr-$25 00 Cet 8e mt Or 31 Myrtle st.) THOS. E. WAGGAM, 1H CRITIC BUILDING Street, fine store room and two floors above will be rei oe ee ae _ FIRST, SEC- uitable for lawyers © nient to all departn MMER BOARDI THE HOTEL AT WASH- ington Grove Camp Ground Is for rent; 21 miles ‘on Metropolitan r: 1005 Pennsylvania ave, mi} BRIGHTW0O1 , BOARDING aie Metropolitan Branch B. a. OR R., six rable; terms ‘moderate: convenient for those in the Departments: no children ply at Cottage Market, S18 14th st. n. w., inesday and Friday, at 4 p. JOUNTRY BOARD NEAR SOLDIFR'S HOME: everything first-class. Address HOSEMONT, Star CELLANEOUS 2014 12th n.w.1 2028 Ist. n.w., 16r. BS nw, Lr SEBS st.nw10r.83.38 Olesale Grain and F Corner North Capitol an JOARDERS WANTED AT BLADENSBUR B.& 0. R Fine rooms and sha milk, vegetables and fruit. Unsurpassed water. Ket erences exchanged. ‘Terms $5 a Week. Address M. most prominent corners cap; reason for selling cout ; rn Weekly Bulletin, issued every urday afternoon. Landlords can Lave their houses ed- PARTIES WITH it to their interest to call on LOWE & K) x vertised free by plact —— — RNEE, 916 F st nw. TO LOAN ON CITY PROPERTY FOR 3 N years. $1,200 to loan on city. prot 515 7th'st. nw. XCHANGE RANK, 11 F ST.—SAFE posit and storage. "Money advanced on. property, Pianos aud Furniture, with or without re- moval ” Fire-proof vaults, ‘ANTED—TO LEASE COAL AND Wood Yard. “Address ES. Apply at 1308 JOR RENT—TWO BRICK HOUSES With modern improvement TATE avd INSURANCE BUSINESS. ‘Address D. ROBINSON, E Would take office furniture. 1784 1st, Washington. ANTED-RY AC MA tion would secre the patronaxe, the necessary capital to start a boarding-school for small boy: is none in the District, and th Experienced Teacher. VOR SALE—A GROCERY Store, corner Ist and N sts 3. the reason for selling. DRUG STORE, ON A THOR- & good business; good reasons for hose Meanlug business need address. E 1520 14th st. WHOSE PosI- AN ON REAL ESTATE lateral Security, sucl deed of trust, City Bonds, Railroad Stock Chattel Mortgage, Drawbuck dorsed Notes or any investment securities. RA. PHILLIPS, 1428 New York ave. n.w. 0, HOLTZMAN, $333.33) Rst.n. 1th 11 rs. f....8100 ‘300 Seaton diall. want of one is _ | R.Lav.,ur.Conn. av. AND PROVISION u@&\ry 10 Loan. Net-a.Conn. ave-1Br Laila ette square Vr T. FE. WAGGAMAN. _| selling;none but J2thstreet nw. 88 ‘TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, IN sums to suit, at G percent, Loaus 1m CHARLES W. Ha) ZY NOW IN HAND TO LOAN ON AP- proved real estate security at lowest rate of in- & TOWNSEND, = z= $10,000, ¢3,000, °° $2,000, 4 DYER, 13th and F sts. “REAL ESTATESECUR- STIMATES GIVEN FOR PLUMBING WORK; A180 romptly Jopbing orders ree No: G14, 11th st. nw, LL WHO WOULD LIKE TO MAKE LARGE profits from moderate amounts of money through Operations in Railroud Stocks and Stock rtant information by writing to & CO, 45 Broad s., New York Md. av..n'r Ist n-e.fur. Grant Place, fur.,6r....100 RO. HOLTZMAN, 10th and F sts. nw, OR RENT—716 K ST. N. W., ent; Very large; $60. S. isiann ave, RENT—UNFURNISHED— terest; no delay. will receive v 4 STORE. SIDNEY GU WALKER G9O ai apa7 Seeon on Reel ee ANCH AND CATTLE-WANTED-CAPITAL Tata arn in some of bing ocsigy st Beng og a le in t ntry.. From ten to thirty per cent ht shown, Cail oraddress PETER CASES ONEY TO 10. ity of the District, at 6 ‘Per Cent Permanent and K ata nw. foam? On Real Estate Security, (OLTZMAN, Building Ass'n, 1001, cor. HY heath Loan, At Lowest Rates of Interest. Corner 10th and ¥ streets ‘ONEY TO LOAN In sums to su ty, at lowest rates OR SALE—®OR CASH ONLY, THE WHOLE saleand Retail Wine and Liquor Store, sylvania ave. ‘OWN T, MITCHE! Denier it Real Rstate, Notary Public, 1100 Pennsylvania ave. 1323 M st 00. . J. ave. 86... 8200 15th st., 2oMice rs..25 100,703 16th st., 2oftice rs...25 ‘Sunderland Pi_$1.66 |2 Fayeue Terrace FURN Benen OOO) st, n'r Vi. ave... 200) Vt. ave. nr Tomas € 230) M at in all parts of | Kist-sn'r Conn. ola lt, on approved Ne paper Std Bt... BO ‘ANT DRYING DEPARTMENT, CALE GRAPH OFFICE, makes @ specialty of all kinds of Type Writi and beauti tal, >, Kuaruntees accuracy, rapidity ork, by Mu. All matterscontiden- Wiese 2. er ene bed a priets ae er oe ak are s mw. C 5 iq ‘ep27-1mi* Sane Gms m ‘the ‘of Neate, ‘the moth insect and eir yended to have repair- done use ie ‘hesumnmer, Old seal sacgues ee eas tue Yah ; TINEMETZ & SON, 9p20-1m cra and Furmdlers, Hatters 1237 Pa ave. (W Battie reams toe ae ae tho wey Wasnlnavon Masteaatafe ais. a eta IMMEDIATELY —25 HEAVY Ne STEAM CARPET- CLEANING BY ‘Pelephone 115-6, ve. ‘ANTED — a ees. it mhis Ww BEALL, Beda @ So unk aah i olty CLARK, iTED—FURS Weitea 4 ana Ne Oa mwopm mz HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD REAL ES tate or collateral security at lows ‘a No delay when security Is LOAN to at lowest. oaks ereine ‘ONEY TO LOAN. CARER ‘ARRIS HOUSE, EUROPEAN PLAN, PENN- ‘ivania ave., bet. 13th and 14th sts. ‘Summer rooms, May Ist to Nov. 1, month; transient block of Willard’ Dept BL 2 Fecetaany ARGE, AIRY ROOMS FOR RENT AT 314 AND th Boarding for' $16 Indiana ave. Also, Oth se. 16 r., m0. month. ‘payment icy re ap22-1m_ PRAGUE MANSION, CORNER 6TH AND E 'si8. n.w., for rent, with ‘ant Rooms;’ also, two or three small Boarders accommodated. Tava Sans ‘Table first-class; es HOUSE, 512 TENANT AT A GOOD: Sie ares 4g ESET Se