Evening Star Newspaper, June 3, 1885, Page 4

Be ite THE EVENING STAR. WEDNESDAY .. CROSBY S. NOYES. The Evening Star bns a regular, permanent bona fide daily circulation more than treble that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and equal to that of all the other daily papers here added together. Having falled to induce the Sultan to assume control over Egypt, the English government now proposes to Italy that she shall occupy the Soudan on the withdrawal of the British forces. Not long ago this proposition would have been Teadily accepted, for, with a war between Eng- land and Russia, Italy, by firmly establishing herself in the land of the Khedive, would have been enabled to carry out her policy of coloni- zation in conformity with the examples of other European governments. Italy has made rapid strides within the past twenty years, and she is naturally ambitious now to become re- cognized asa great power. Her occupation of Maxsowah showed that she wished to expand her influence and have a standing and recogni- tion by possessing colonial tributaries. She has found, however, that the climate of the Red sea littoral is not favorable for European colont- zation, and it is, therefore, not certain that she will now accept the legacy of the Soudan. It will probably depend npon the inducements held out by Englahd. An alliance, offensive and defensive, between Italy and England ean hardly be agreeable to the former pow- er, for the peace promised between England and Russia will be of such uncertain duration that Italy will want to keep herself free to act for her own best advantage inthe event of a definite rupture between those two great pow- ers. She is certatnly now in good standing, so far as her domestic administration is concerned. Her funds are at 98, her internal affairs are satisfactory, her army, while not large, is in good condition, and her navy is probably un- surpassed in Mediterranean waters. There is no doubt that she has for sometime been hoping to obtain a foothold in Egypt; but now that the opportunity has come to her she will likely consider earefuily the terms before she consents to take England’s place in propping up the government of the Khedive. i Hardly an ocean steamer reaches New York from Europe that does not report a thrilling ex- perience with icebergs, which appear to be un- usually plentiful and large this year. Most of the vessels record a very narrow miss, and occa- sionally a slight collision is acknowledged, when the shock has been so great as to arouse and alarm passengers. Considering the dangers from this cause, it is strange that masters ofthe fast steamers crossing the Atlantic do not go far enough south to avoid the immense masses of | ice which are known to be released from the arctic regions at this season. This, however, they do not seem willing todo, and some of them, it is said, run at full speed or very neariy at the highest rate, while crossing tields that are hardly ever free from peril, preferring to | make a quick passage for record, no matter how great the risk to life and property may be. By and by a vsssel will be lost from this cause, with all on board, and then there will be agreat outcry against such criminal recklessness; but, as usual, it will be too late. The way to stop the dangerous practice 1s to indict in advance the officers of a vessel against whom a clear case of fast running through the ice fields can be established. One would think a vigilant and faithful district attorney might be able, if so Aisposed, to find a law that will meet the ease. Laws intended to prevent murder ought to be enforced, as well as those providing for punish- ment after a crime has been committed. Secretary Manning Is sald to be in favorot im- proving the appearance of the paper currency ofthe country. There is undoubtedly room for improvement in that direction, but the point to which those in authority should give their at- tention is our metal coinage. Artistically con- sidered, it will not compare favorably with that of any other country making pretensions to taste, while some of the devices—that represent- ing the eagle on the new silver dollar, for ex- ample,—are just about as bad as can well be conceived. Another point needing official ac- tion Is that of issuing a uniform token to repre- sent the same value. The present variety of coins standing for one, three and five cents, re- spectively, is annoying to nearly every one not accustomed to handling money, and confusing tomany, particularly tostrangers in the country. The odd pieces should be gathered in and melted up as speedily as possible, and a single device adopted for each value. $$ Now that Mr. J. W. Drew has, to the great sat- Isfaction of a large cirele of friends, been acquit- ted of the charge of presenting false vouchers to the Navy department, it will be well tor its oM- cers and those of the government generally to guard in future against the slipshod and irreg- ular methods whieh seem to have characterised the business transactions of the bureau of medi- cine and surgery, under its late head, at least. But for gross carelessness or rascality in official Position frauds against the government are hardly possible,and by the machinations of dishonest subordinates the reputation of the Most honorable persons doing business with government is liable to be damaged. —$—$<— New York tsexcited over the charge that a State senator wanted to be paid for his vote upon a bill to establish a college of physicians and surgeons. The allegation is made by a rc- putable physician, who makes oath to his state- ments. The senator emphatically denies that he ever asked for money, and at present the matter seems to resolve itself Into a question of veracity between the two. It is not likely to end here, however. 2 oe Whether it is because patriotism is on the in- erease In the country, or because the fact rep- resents a growing demand for more holidays, it 1s certain that Decoration Day is becoming more generally observed each year. In either case the sign is a healthy one. The human sys- tem, like delicate machinery, will soon wear out when driven at the high rate at which the American people usually rush their business affairs, unless granted respite occasionally. More holidays are therefore not only popular in themselves, but really beneficial-in a sanitary and economié point of view. a The strike of the western iron workers is being followed by similar demonst rations in other parts of the country. Already the freight hands of the Kentucky Central railroad have struck; the miners in the Tennessee coal mines have stopped work, and Italian laborers and shoemakers in Massachusetts have quit on ac- count of Insufficient wages. It is not impossible that there may be serious labor troubles before the summer Is ove $< oe Sir Peter Lumsden does not believe that the expected peace between England and Russia will be of long duration. Sir Peter, having been snubbed by his own government, is not likely to look with favor upon the concessions made to the Czar's demands in the agreement which appears to be ready for ratification, but his assertion that the difficulty between the two nations has only been “temporarily smoothed over" is probably correct. —— $$$» << The appointment of George W. Julian, who !s styled a “variegated political fossil from Indi- ana,” to be surveyor general of New Mexico, is being severely criticised as not in accordance with either the party platform or President Cleveland’s own assertjons that territorial ap- pointments should be given to actual residents Of the territories, a — The mysterious murder of the druggist Hands, in New York, still continues to puzzle the police and the detectives. A former associate has been arrested, but he seems to*establish bis inno- cence of the crime, and now the authorities are bunting for @ man who turned upas a half brother, but who has since disappeared. i ‘The annual examination of the cadets at West Point has commenced, and so far the young gentlemen exhibit commendable pro- ficiency, The graduating class will, it is said, compare favorably in every respect with those of former years, It 1s satisfactory to know that Judge Snell has set down upon the flower thieves, two of them having been fined yesterday. Let him continue in this direction, and householders will be en- ——_ to beautify their grounds by planting wers, Gen. Middleton says he means business in his pursuit of Big Bear, but the wily red skin doesn’t mean he shall catch him napping, as was shown in the recent engagement, when the gov- ernment troops failed to score a victory. 1 The daily decamping of a bank official Is an- nounced. This time it is a paying teller of the New York Manhattan Bank, and his defalcation amounts to over $160,000. ‘The sad death of ex-Auditor Reynolds is deeply deplored in this city, where he was well Krown and had many friends, Over Saces Have Beex Away behind for the month of May. We must make up the deficiency in June, and shall therefore continue our St upendous Surplus Stock Sale of Seasonable Stuffs, to effect their early disposal, in preference to waiting until later in the season. We advertise facts; to the point, and show what we advertise, We aim to put the news of the store before the peo- ple in a clear, concise manner, and desire to make this column to those concerned so interesting they will give it daily perusal. Customers will secure better attention by calling as early as possible in the morning, before 10 o'clock if their convenience will permit. SURPLUS STOCK OF J.ACES. We have a surplus stock of Torchon Laces, and not- withstanding their ready sale, we propose to reduce the price and effect their immediate disposal. 1 surplus lot of Torchon Laces: Former Pric Surplus Stock Price. 1 surplus lot of Torchon Lac Former Price. a SurplusStock Pri One Surplus Lot of Torchon Laces, three inches wide. Former Price. Surplus Stock Price. We have a Surplus Stock of Crepe Lisse Ruching, which must be sold. White with Gold and Silver edge. Black with Gold and Silver edge. The abated. choice styles and patierns is this ced demand for Lace Trimmings continues un- ‘The almost infinite variety and profusion of ason without pre- the history of the Lace trade. Everything is trimmed with them. The Orientals and Eeyptians wash di © probably in greatest demand, being profusely used in trimming Saiteen, ugham, Lawn and other resses, fur the reason that they are warranted to launder well. Also. Oriental and Egyptian Lace Flouncings and in effects surpassing anything hitherto produced for the price, (Second floor. Take the elevator.) STILL ANOTHER REDUCTION Fi SHI ‘These are of excellent qualit: tion of the Calcutta Colors Medium Blue, in No.1 Former Price. Surplus Stock ZEPHYR GINGHAMS, in ecra with blue and red combinaton edly # stylish cotton cloth, and SRSUCKERS. and in exact imita- oods, Warranted fast colors, But’ and Brown, Gray and RRED OR CRINKLED Pink, ight blu UNDE! —50 dozen Ladic e Campbrie Drawers, cam- bric rude, with three tucks and tive fine tucks above. Except Never have wi e, LY 3viac. PER PAIR, a 0 dozen Ladies’ Fine White Muslin, “Bustle’ fHes up the back, foriming a grace- egant quality. A new treak, and ny popular, 5 EACH, jonally good v ONLY GINGHAMS. r before in the history of the Di ¢ offered such good Values in Ginghams as the following. Goods trade NO. 1. 25 cases of Ginghams, in handsome dress styles, In plaids, checks and stripes, actuuli 110 Plaids, mer mi opportunity. feces of choice worth 15¢c., PER YARD. oO h Zephyr Ginghams, in ripes, Broken Pluids, Blocks, large in beautiful dressy styles. Sold PER YARD. s ing @ pretty Wash dress for the sum- onths should avail themseives of this excellent SUMMER MOHAIRS, ONLY BC. Ni We call attention to an elcgant line of colored Mo- hairs i Brown, agon: Eombination colors, 25. ‘These goods are partical Bnew shades of Steci. Light Gray. almond Mode, Light and Dark Pin-stripes: also. Di- ‘Mobairs in Cheeks and Stripes, in iiandsome Ly aud 5Ue. per y ly adapted truvelling suits, as they discard all dirt’, dust and lint, aud are extremely serviceable. LININGS, ‘We call attention to 4 uperb stock of Dress Linings for silk. wool and thin summer fabrics, in colors to match Fine colors, Fine ON 921 Pa. Ave. Novg.—Prompt personal ‘at communications, &c, size and abo the materials. glove-tintshed dressmakers’ Cambric, all only 6c. per yard, ol uglish_ Cambric, oll-boiled color, war- iy Se. per yard. of white back Linings, English tins, &:., at very low prices. scnal ‘attention to mail orders, particular in stating color, jut the price you wish to pay. Satisfaction WOODWARD & LOTHROP, BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. E PRICE ONLY. (es) 912 D St. A Great Wasr Mer. THE MOSCHOWITZ MODEL WAIST LINING. A TRIUMPH OF THE ART OF DRESSMAK- 1 AG. SEMI., ALL SIZES CAN ALWAYS BE HAD MW. M. SHUSTER & SONS, SOLE ENTS FOR WASHINGTON. ANNUAL MARK DOWN OF DRESS GOODS, SILKS, BLACK GOODS, INDIA PO: N SILKS MAKE IN GREAT VARIETY AND TYLES. THESE BEAUTIFUL THE MOST COMFORTA- EE: BLE AND SERVICEABLE DRESSES FUR WARM W -ATHER THAT CAN BE HAD. WE HAVE REDUCED THE PRICES AND AR OFFERL DECIDED BARGAINS PARASOLS AND SUN UMBR HAVE BEEN GREATLY REDUC PRICE. W. M. SHUSTER & 5 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE ONE PRICE. Jes Scar Crormya IF YOU ARE IN NEED OF SUMMER CLOTHING SHOULD BE PLEASED TO SHOW WHAT WE HAVE PRODUCED IN THIS LINE. SOME PEOPLE PREFER TO WEAR CASSIMERES. IN CASSIMERES WE HAVE MADE REDUCTION IN SEV- ERAL LOTS. OUR SERGE SUITS, IN SEVEN DIFFERENT SHADES, AT $12.50, ARI PRODU -E THE BEST THING WE HAVE EVER ‘D, 80 IF YOU WISH A COOL SUIT BE SURE AND SEE THEM. Je GEORGE SPRANSY, ONE PRICE CLOTHIER, 507 SEVENTH STREET N.W. 7 Envoys Rerarorrators WITH SLATE STONE SHELVES, STRONGLY BUILT, Je3-6t 1009 PENNS’ HANDSOMELY FINISHED, PERFECT IN PRACTICE. M. W. BEVERIDGE, Sole Agent, VANIA AVENUE. Acnteric Goons. - Jus CHOICE STOCK NOW ON HAND. W. 8. TEEL, 935 Pennsylvania avenue. Tue Peniops Or Liaumatiox Haye less interval than formerly, Twenty years was ‘once the liquidating period, then ten years, now five, witha Probable shorter interval In the future. The time following {s the era of expansion and anticipa- tion, but when the settling period arrives, contraction sets in from every source. We seem now to be in the cycle of liquidation, con- sequently everybody wishes to sell, and when that js the case prices are way down. No matter how meritorious the commercial articles, none are exempt from this rule, and in consonance therew! ‘ith L am now offering SUPERIOR GARMENTS for gentlemen's wear, whether over or under, for very LOW PRICES. Another thing in the same connection: Low prices ‘and cash are convertible terms, Houses that buy and sell for cash have exceeding advantage over houses that buy and sell on credit, and the latter are being constantly eliminated by the pro- cess of ‘natural selection. Ifspace permitted I could show you the opposite side of this question, but I must content myself in re- newing my solicitation to INSPECT MY WARES, GOOD GOODS FOR PRIMITIVE PRICES, Je2 HENNING, THE CLOTHIER, 410 SEVENTH STREET. WANTED-HOUSES. FOR RENT—HOUSES FOR SALE—MISCELLA NEOUS GOOD SLEEVE HANDS: ONE | (7 ANTED—A FOREIGN MINISTER.WITHOUT | JQOR RENT—FURNISHED HOUSE, ELEVEN who cau make cuat sleeves and do fancy braiding, Wan, wants for October 1st a small unfurn- | X* rooms delightfully located on Vermont avenue,for | E* the la Apply 1923 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. at House of five unfarnished rooms. A.B. D., | four months: very low rent to a carefil tenaut, Ad- VW ANTED-TWO WHITE GIRtS, one as | Star ottice, JeS- 210 _ | dress B. S.,Star office, = (W Wittres and one “to tio cuanto and to ‘assist in dining room. at S06 E st. n.w. Good wages. 1t* Ay ANTE DIA, CHILD'S NURSE. EXPERT. need and thoro gompeteni, recommendations. Callat L227 19th st tae fee ANTED-A GOOD RESTAURANT COOK. Also, a good Waiter. Apply at 1216. Fennayiva- nia WANTED S000, Rear: (for orders.) Apply to JOHN: and Ets. n.w. Wate a No, STSEGLASS CABINET Makers. Apply to W. B MOSES & SON, corper "AURANT COO SON'S, corner 1818 Lith and F sts. n.w. ‘ANTED —AN OUTSIDE SALESMAN FOR two staple articles in the grocery trade. A thing for the ight man Adiress ADVERTS EE, Star office. Jed-wées,21* ANTED—A GENTLEMAN AS CLERK IN A lon attorney's office: none need, apply un- Jess thoroughly posted In all branches of the business; salary, $10 per week, Address, with Feferences, &c., P O. Drawer 714, City P. 0. Jed-3t Vv ANTED—ONE GOOD RESTAURANT COOK and one live Walter for dining room: one smart Boy for kitchen. Apply JOHN SCOTT, “Scott's Bee Hive,” 2069th st, Je3-r* ANTED—A FIRST-CLASS COLORED COO Good wages; none but professionals neéd appl; at 717 9ihst. nw. ju2-4 NTED—A FIRST-CLASS COOK, WASH and ironer; good references required: Apply at 1631 16:h St. n. Jezste W AS ZED RESPECTABLE COCORED Grit, ‘to Cook and do general housework for a smali family of grown people. References required. Inquire at 805 11th 3 WANTED A , WHnTE kitchen and do required. Apply at W4Nten A florist store. V._A., Star office. GikL TO ‘al house Work; references ast. DAW. Jez-st* DY TO STAN own hand writin ANTED-SMALL HOTEL OR APARTMENT House to rent. lease or purchase; on priuic.pal thoroughfare; Pennsylvania ave. Address, fall parucalars, Box 40, Sammi, Union county, 6. J. PV ANTED—FURNISHED HOUSE OR PART OF ‘Furnished House, or three or four fur- nished. for housekeeping, at moderate rent: or will take charge of furnished house for summer and pay moderate Tent; references. J. J_H. Star office. ye3-2t® ANTED—FOR THE SUMMER, SMALL FUR_ W itisied tionse for pomalual rent” Address tas days, J. McK., Star office, Ju3-St ANTED—BY A RESPONSIBLE LADY AND y, brother, without children, a House to take care o BUASELAAN'S Stamping Depot O1G F stn.wsTate ANTED—TO PURCHASE AN 8 OR 9. ROOM jouse. with modern improvements, in good location in northwest gection of ety (trude t9 be made with owner), for which cash Will be paid. Must be « bargain. Ax giving particulars and price, K., Star office. my30-6t* FOR RENT—ROOMS. FOR RENT_PARLOR AND BEDROOM, FUR- Et 1 508 6th st, n.w. 360-3 'T—LAI Fe RGE, COMFORTABLY FUR- nished Rooms, with good table board; corner house, Fist, cara, pass the door, 201 D st. n.w., corner 2d st. Fe ENT | DELIGHTFUL | FURS Rooms, corner of Vermont ave. and N st. nw. te: R RENT—ELEGANT SECOND FLOOR Cost miunicating rooms, bath and all conveniences; also other rooms, sunumer prices, 1318 G strect, opposite Epiphany church, Jes-3rt OR RENT—ROOMS, FURNISHED OR UNFUR- nished, 2d or Sd tloors; also suitable for light housekeeping: no children, “942 Virginia ave. s. w., near Smithsonian, For information inquire at 1100 Virginia ave. s. w. Ju2see A RELIABLE NURSE GIRL: REF- erences required. Address P. W. F., Star office. +3 ANTED—IMMEDIATELY — A MIDDLE- ‘aged French woman as child’s nurse; must be a seamstress willing to travel: reierences required. between 12 and 2, 1341 New Hampshire ave. 1. of ‘TED—A WHITE GIRL TO COOK AND ral Housewor! Call at W ftison Pince, Jel-3t W AXten A SALESMAN WHO THOKOC ly understands the whotesale and retail grocery business. Good reference required as to ability aud experience. Address GROCER, Star office. jei-31¥ NTED_WHITE AND COLORED WOMEN ‘ooks, $10 to $20; chambermaids, nurses, ge orkers, scrub and kitchen girls, men cooks. S. A. COOMBS, Employment Bureau, 926 F st. n. W MEDLA’ x L ‘a White yk; references required. ANTED—LADIES AND YOUNG GIRLS IN city oF country (distance no object), to work for usatthéir homes. “The business ts something entirely new and easily learned. Good sal ‘We have large orders and take all you can make. No canvassing OF pedaling: no Klass painting. | Particulars free. F. EATON, New England Trading Co., Boston, Mass, Box 5153. mys-im* ANTED--SITUATIONS. _ STWORTHY WHITE lace as a Chambermaid or House- ing or Ironing: no objection to nursing best of references, Call for two days at York ave. n, G2 A RELIABLE COLORED GiRL hare (of chiidren er assist In hous t work, shire ISTERED DRUGG! uation as Relief Clerk. ee W i Address RELIEF, Star office. Wat ey A HITE GIRL A PLAC do chamberwork and plain sewing, or ws no objection to ence. Apply ANTED— A ings Can furnislt good refer: BY eS, A N E Position as lady's matd with one whois going’ to leave the city: ulso to take care of house during the juz-2e summer. Address WaAxten- Dg. wishes to week. Address 0. ¥. Star office. (0 Madison st. b ERMAN ADY teach plano and German in exchange reasonable rates; references exchanged, flice. Jez. ANTED—BY A COMPETENT WHIT! woman, @ Situation as cook and to assist at washing and ironing. Good references, Addre C Q@ W., Star offi ee ANTED—BY A WHITE GIRL A PLACE AS ladies’ maid or nurse, who is experienced in hair dressing and willing to leave the cit, ae CA ANTED—A LADY FROM THE COUNTRY desires to find « home; can do chamberwork, all kinds of sewing by hand, and is a good housekeeper, references exchanged. ‘Address Box 63, Star office, D—BY A WELI-EDUCATED ENG- lish person, a situation as daily Governess or Nurse: understands music, handy with her needle; good references. Address MAUD, Star office. jel-3t* Vv ‘TED—PLACES, F HOU Seamstresses, ladies’ maids, cooks, uurses, cham- bermaids, men cooks, walters, Waitresses, With refe ences, 8. A. COOMBS, Employment Bureau, 926 F st nw, mylb-3w* _WANTED—ROOMS wes Di ERK, WO — -ARTMENT 3d Little girl two vears old, want two nice com: eping. Gas and L, w municatiug Rooms. for light housek and it water on same floor. Either furnished pr not. dress CLEANLINESS, Star office. DIATELY, A LARGE FRONT furnished southern exposure; also adjoining ball room, or two small. airy rooms. Reter- ences, Address Box 126 Star office. juzai (OR RENT—TWO PLEASANT ROOMS, AND one small Furnished Room nd tloor, new house, all conveniences: refercnces exchanged." Cail after 11 a.m.,at 616 I st, nw. 2-3t* POR RENT IBY A PERSON THAT 18 NOT IN quisitive, one or two unfurnished Rooms to a quiet lady or gentleman; gas, bath, home comiorts; board if desired; on ine of cars. Address Il. H. 2 office, RB RENT—S'X-ROOM HOUSE, NICELY FUR- F nished and delightful location, lor che samimer | Routh; low to responsible parties, 1489 Corcoran POR RENT—HOUSE 51 F ST. | nearly mew: modern improvements: $16 per month. Inquire of W. JOHNSON, 718 13th st nw. Je3-Im OR RENT—THE THREE STORY AND BASE ment brick dwelling, 714 11th stn.w. It has hall, hot and cold water, xas, ete." inquire ee isea USSU, § ABLE Party without ehiidren, a nicely furnished House the for board of owner. Ad- 10) Per Mou 2031 I n.w., 1888....95: 1017 M nw., 1Ura. Per Month. 1306 T n.w., TPs... $25.00 19th 'n.Ww., 2s. OS QQ st. now., OER. IS41 12th n. 629 1 Wo BS | Bm 5 9 LA. av. DLW, 5.0 om 627 Ta. av. nw 5.00) Be anton Ldg10.00 312 9th st. nw. 34 Ganton Badg...7.00 ‘The above is only a sma! portion of property on my rs For full list call at office for bulletin, issned on vee and 15th Per Month, h & Pa. av.$29.00 Lafayette square Towa Circle, fur. Conn.av.n.N, 20 17th st., 6 19th st. Dupont 1502 Vt. ave., 1 330 19th {OR RENT—1005 18TH ST, BETWEEN K AND Lsta., ina handsome new block, beanti nished Rootns. single or en suite,with exceli near by. {OR RENT-BY A FRENCH FAMILY TWO hyndsome furnished Rooms; gentlemen preferred. Address 4 Star Jelsu W.. TWO OR icating Rooms. OTH S ‘communi TAT ev nicely furnisued ENT-SINGLE ROOM FOR GENTLE- man; bath and ull comforts; reference. 710 Lith @. n.w,, bet. G and H sts, Jel-im FrOk REN (OR RENT—A PLEASANT SUITE OF ROOMS with or without board. Private bath attache ‘Terms moderate. 1019 Connecticut ave. n.w. Jel-31 ARLOK FLOOR, FURNISHED OR unfurnished; two single bed rooms furnished, and 926 ot two Very ulce basement rooms; rates very’ low. PRIVATE GERMAN FAMILY Roums (unfurnished), with oF Oth st. n. Jel-3t* $20 PER MONTH, 4 OR 5 UN- furnished, or partly furnished, Rooms for house- Keeping, in new bay Window house, 1218 New Jersey svenue near AM st, and Belt line cars, mt rent Ouse ie Fo, (OOMS FOR STORAGE. AP. to W. 'T. BALDUs, n.W. corner 19th st, and Pes sylvania ave. n.w. Ex NT two communicating ebourd. 1131 4 Fok, RENT A016 35TH STN, W. THE Most desirable parior and bed room, aiso single rooms, on 2d floor in city, elegantly furnished, delightfully: located, one square ubove Arlington ‘Hotel, trout windows overlook McPherson square. Herdics pass the door. my26-1m FrORRENT-FURNISITED ANDONFURS Rooms; also Basement. At 907 M st.u.w. mnz5-2w* OR RENT—1114 MST. N. W., LARGE, COOL, handsomely Furnished Rooms, second story back and front third story back; very large closets,bath,&c.,, &c, Terms moderate f References.m22-2w* VOR RENT—1007 F ST. N.W., SEVERAL ALL- new handsome-furnished airy rooms; southern exposure; at summer rates, Also,a nice office, with or withont furniture. my9-im* {OR RENT—326 C ST. 3. E. THREE UNFUR- nished Rooms, with gas and bath on same floor; will rent cheap to a respectable small family. Cun be 0 from 2 me my8-iw* OR Ri 5 EST. N.W., FURNISHED AND x : unfurnished Rooms: gas. my8-3m OR RENT—HAND= Rooms at 627 Vermont Hotel. LY FURNISHED + opposite Arlington T-SMALL STORE, 702 0 ST. opposite market. Apply at 1100 7th st. a.w. E. CORNER OF TENTH aay, wit stable: & SWOKMSTEDT & BRADLEY, 928 Fst. b.w FINE STORE AND DWELLING on 9th st., opposite Patent office, 718, at $75 per monthIn advance. Inquire of A. EBERLY & SONS, 718 7th st, my22 OR RENT—FINE LARGE STORE OR WARE- rooms, 423 11th st. n. near Pennsylvania ave.: best thoroughfare between Pennsylvania ave. and st; suitable fur most any busivess purpose. my2#-Lm __FOR RENT—OFFICES. POE BENT OFFICE, ROOMS, SINGLE AND ensuite. in ballding 1216 F st-o.w. All just fitted up in best manner. Also a three-story building, for manufacturing purposes or for ® printing office, in rear of above bullding, with an office fronting on F st. For particulars apply to FRANCIS B, MOHUN, 1331 Fat. nw. my30-7t F°O8, REXT_OFFICE ROOMS ON FIRST, SEC- ond and third floor, sultable for lawyers or ‘claim ‘They are convenient to all departments: at 4136 streed, near the Treasury Dept. mys-Im FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. W ANIRD-MONEY—T0, BORROW cured by mortgage on very valuable furniture and other yecurities. Liberal interest paid. Address FRANKLIN, Star Oftice. Jes-2u* ANTED—TO BUY —BICYCLE; PARTIES W ‘rinsing to sell a Bicycle please address Box 40, Star office. Jes-3r* ANTED—DESK ROOM IN AN OFFICE OR ‘small room for an ollice between 11th and 15th We. and G st. nw, Address 0. R., Ster office. Je’ Wy ANTED_HORSE AND WAGON OR BUGGY, 'W “oasion weron preferable for which twill give suburban lots. Address WAGON, Star office. Jez-3t JOR RENT—HERZ0G's MUSEUM FOR CON certs, Commencements, &c, Apply at Box Office from 12'to 8 for terms. my2o-1w | GOR RENT— Pianos $4 per month, ‘Organs $2 per month. my28-6t___F. G. SMITH, 1103 Penna. avenue, WANTED. 10 RENT FOR SUMMER AND AU- uma, near 7th street road, within seven miles of city, four Rooms, without board, or small House. furnished or unfurnished, where there is. stable and a few acres of pasture; must be in yood repair and rea- sonable, “Address Box 47, Star office. 1 NTED— Door and Window Screens made and put | CE. BIRCKILEAD, Cabinet Maker, lw* 712 O st. n. Ww. ‘ANTED—10,.000 SUITES OF CLOTHES TO clean at $1.50 per suit. Send postal card. Will call for them. PRINCE, 1000 F st. Sults dyed for $2._Best work. Jel-ote ANTED—500 OLD PICTURES TO COPY AT SL each; success. In, photographing. children: rapid method; Cabinets $2.60 per doz. DNER & CO., 927 Pennayhy is ave., over Vogt’s. my30-1m ANTED.— CERTAIN CHOLERA CURE. — Sures Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Cholera Infan- tum, Crampsin Stomach and Diarrhosa, Itnever fails whe used as directed, Always Keep it in your house, Carry it where ever you go. | The price is within reach ofall, and you won't bave to take a dozen bottles be- fore relief. It acts like magic. Diarrhosa is the first stage of cholera. Stop that and you prevent cholera. CERTALN CHOLERA CURE hever fails to stop it. All druggists keep it, A. BROWN, Proprietor, Box 354, Washington, D.C. my25-im* ANTED—-NEW STEAM CARPET CLEANING and Feather Renovating Works. ¥. H. YOUNG, unsylvanis ave. n.w. Factory, K st., corner 5th st. ne. my1¢-ims |-by FOE SALE GRENT OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY Property—One of the finest furms in Alexandria county, Virginia: contains 150 acres, one-half in mea- dow and well-watered. Dwelling, double brick, 14 rooms; brick tenant house, barn and all outbuildings necessary for first-class farm. All in perfect order. Property four miles from Location healthy; two miles back from Potomac. ‘one-half mile from. Washington and Ohio RK Apply at 1328 Corcoran (OR RENT— s Jes-ere Fito country roaia Groom house, and 35 ices, 3 miles from city.—One a res land; the other a 10-room, new house; both places have barns, fruit and hay: $18 per month each, ‘See 8. T. LUCKETT, jes-3t* 1 F st. nw. 909 234 +| 2827 Pa. OR RENT-NEW BRICK HOUSE 1620 NE Jersey ave. n. w, 6 rooms and bath room, ran’ hot and cold water, ete. Apply at 1619 New’ Je , Opposite. juz. “bu 129 K st.. Sr. m it 1.60 LOU 85.00, 2018 M.10r,n1 Boz 21st st, st.. Yr.,m. st. St__mS. Ni ve.&Store 30.00! 51d'e 28d LOTT & WILCOS Price, 506 $11,000. ‘Apply 1616 Ltn st..or on myS-im Straction, plan "and finish 1613 19th st. premises. POR RENT BRE small family, 721 9th door. OR RENT—606 F ST. N.W. TIREESTORY brick Dwelling; eleven’ rooms; all. modern im- prover SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, ments; $7 Jjel-3t ant NEW TWO ‘all_ modern improve i; 1286 4th sl nw. WM OR RENT-NEW HOUSE 476 0 ST. ‘Ten rooms, with all modern improvemeuts. quire at 1000 Ost. n. w. seis Foner 1025 Conn St, 15th st., Zoffice rs... rnished houses. FITCH, FOX & BROWN $100: 1537 15thn.w.,7rs. 100 405 Ene. 0 rooms..50 50. Also, a number of well-located Furnished Houses. Call at office for Weekly Bulletin, Issued every Sat- urday afternoon. Larilords can have their houses ad- vertised free by placing them in our hands . my 30 B.H. WARNER. 916 F st. nw. OR RENT—BY S. lf. WALKER, 630 La ave., 516 Bst. ne., 9 rooms.and bath, ail improvements and stable, $35; 1321 Riggs st. n w.,8 rooms, all im- rovements, $30; 716 K, corner of Sth n.w., store and semen' mny29 ‘OR RENT—BRICK DWELLING; MODERN improvements; 013 M st. n.w-; $69 per month, brick dwelling: modern improvements: 1 OR RENT — SMALL HOUSY, | modern im} abundance of shade and fruit; stab! 707 8th ste. ju2; JOR RENT-PART OF HOUSE st, now., unfarnished. Ast. ne. h te ih to the aint er $35 per month. “Apply to A'S. PRATT & SONS, | months." UF S*h00! 10 tgp re SONS 101 Oth st, n my29-6t Je3-Gut Falls Church, Fairfax C¢ FOR_SALE—HOUSES. RESIDENCE OF ¢ KK. Elliot at Hyutisvillo, Md_ The house contains LL rooms with modern improvements, and is within two minutes walk to the rallroad station He Property coutains about four acres of and, laid ont, with fine orchard ia high a ion. ‘The house was carefully built and har somely fluished, and commands a fine view of tbe surrounding country. Apply to CHAS. A. ELLIOT, th st. Fee 53 LE OR 2 story Scam isin’ owe ja ae Smithsonian crounds.’ For terms, &c., B HWANG ¥16 F st. nw. DORS, ence, 1705 N st. n. w near Scott Circle; 11 Tooms; all modern improvenie nit: price. $ BH. WAR 916 F st.nw. OY S11 Ob... 000 ¥20 14th, d. =..$41,000 515 11th.b.h.,1ér_$13,500 Avr-12, ‘The above is only a smal books For full it ‘ on Istand 15th. Jes rion of pro} call at office for bulletin issued yon my THOS. E WAGGAMAN, _ “RAL OF THE FINEST 1. ished medium priced handsome Resi- Sipe loented on sere ‘husetis, New Hampshire te acavenvics and Lowa Circle: choice Oruers: several handsome Suburban Homes _- J. B. WIMER. 1424 New York av eW AND VERY lar brick Dwel- 2 latrobes "Terms: Cail on owner, 1430 Pierce Place, ju2-3t* | JPOR SALE—A New six-nooMt pie | Bon 1ith st. east: now renting | Pate EAST W. within a fe YOR AN INVESTME Houses in’ JPOR proved Nritten cudrasitee for 3 change this property, subject to $1 | Yor vacant lots. "JNO. FY WAGs n ae ‘OR SALE. We offer for sale the following property, beloagin to the estate of the late James Y. Davis: saps Fivestory marole front building, known as 621 ia ave., and being part of the Metropolitan 6th st. now. j27 Virginia ave. sw. ining about 95,000 square feet of nth and sth and L M sts. n.e., lately opposite Deaf aud Dumb institute. formation Al For further apply to BS Y. DAVIS’ s 621 Pennsylvenia a 36 ON Stu ST. N. EB, Brick Houses At a bargain, _my28-1m Fens betw new) of eight Five bay southeast. complete six-room Bricks, Ju Four snug five-room 2 will be BRADL Fo SALI SMALL HOUSES. Payment received in monthly instalments. JOHN SHERMAN & CO., my26-2w HOR SALE—100 G ST. and cellar; all modern improvements faces open park. For inspection aud terms call after 4 Premises, OR | ‘opportunity | ful and first-cla: | provements: in elegant ree stable in rear. Hi ¢ occupied by Secreta! exchange for smaller pro ‘Centrat > beau- ss residence, with all modern im- oF any one desiring to secure. ondition and coud location; purchased the premises “htiler, Lotter oF sale or ", 1013 M Bank, from ® to BOARD. __ was E-TABLE BOARD AT Mrs R'S Cottage. Second ave. Also, | two pleasant Rooms; terms moderate. ae | JPERSONS WITHOUT CHILDREN DESIRING Summer Board will find comfortable sccomio- @ations at Mrs. EB. WILLIAD Mont- | gomery county, Md.,ashort w epot. De | Tightiul water, ‘plenty of shade; not more than an hours ride into’Washington bs rail. - | JSAMILIES DESIRED FOR THE SUMMER AT modera‘e terms two miles from Alexandria and | twenty minutes, ride from Washingtou. Location | hich “and handsome grounds. Address SPRING | BANK, Alexandria, Va. Je3—1w FEW BOARDERS WILL FIND GOOD AC 4A modations in the healthy and desirable town of Colbeper. Address Mrs. M1. W. a. COUNTRY od: Uculars address Mrs. R. dovn county, Va. LEASANT COUNTRY BOARD, SUMMER HOMES. ‘The Virginia Midland Railway are now dist descriptive pamphiets, giving names of Ho’ Boarding Houses located on or near their Li their rates and gccommodations. Special Tate tickets can be Pennsylvania ave, IMITE 4 fruit: 3 Metropolitan branch; three to house. Address, Brooks’, D. Jest CULEDRENS, BOARD AND CARE A SPE- cialty. No child left to care of servants. No ex- urchased at company’s office, 601 4 ve oled-1m (OR RENT—FURNISHED, 1140 CONNECTi- cutave., toacarefil tenant without small chil- Gren; references required. = OR RENT— 1614 2ist. st-14r..$125'/416 6th st. 16r.,m.1$83.33. 1936 19th st.Jar..m.1.125 Fst. 10r., m1.....75 1502 Vt. av..13r..m. £125 1763 P st., 12r., m.1-83.; 5 '2133 K st.nw.Sr.,mi50 612 12th sv 15r. mL ....65 1334 rm. L35 2742 Rotn.w-1Or-m.i-75 1721 DeSales st, 11815 HOMAS J. FISHER & CO, 1324 F street northwest. For SALE— THE MOST DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS ON CAPITOL HILL. Maryland ave., running through to B st, north, Cor. 1st and Maryland ave. n.e. 2d st., near Maryland ave., only 80 feet deep to 30 foot alley; in, evs ADATEAIM | OUTS P. SHORMAKER, 5e3-3t 920 F st. nw. OR RENT-TEN ACRES OF PASTURE ON Boundary st. n.w., bet. 11th and 13th sts. fed-5t (ORSALE—FARM OF500n MORE ACRES, HIGH and healthy location: ood luaprovementss “plenty SREUE Bamies from the city. Inquire of OUN ih 31m BLOSS, 927 F st, n. K RENT-FOR A TERM OF YEARS, TEN ‘acres of Land at Brightwood, improved by 7-room frame house, stable, corn house and chicken house; ‘water; for garde! or truck. Call at Brentwood Kite courte oe Jo2sie OR SALE—A FINE BUILDING DOT, 45 BY 93%, feet, on 9th st. n.w. Good chance for build- ers. Inquire at 724 7th st. n.w. Je2-6t OR SALE-ELEGANT BUILDING LOT, ON New Hampshire ave. between’ and ‘T sig. n.w, ‘This loz is In the immediate vicinity of Mr. Parris’ handyome residence, and in a rapidly improving neighborhood. Itis offered at the low figure of 6Uc. pet square foot to an immediate purchaser, “Also & e Building Site, on Harvard st., Columbia Heights, at 15c. per square foot: KR. H.T."LEIPOLD, 1331 ¥ ot. Dw, Je2-21 ‘OR RENT—VERY DESIRABLE COUN Residence one mile from Hamjiton Station, and W.R.R. Fine shade, fruit and water; ice filled with ice. Address Box 46, Star office, ‘Jel-Im* GT, CLEMENTS HALL, ELLICOTT CITY, WILL SSbe open for Boarders ducing the summer smontbs: location hi home comforts; ten minut T. L131 a ae ‘i rs STATIO! i. SMa. ick mansion, recently put in perfect repair; location high and healtliful; handsome grounds. Railroad station on the place; 35 miuutes ride from Washington. “Address OAKLAND, Star office. 22w h; rooms large and airy: Nee walk, from oS. 0. ek Apply to Mrs. Je2-61* I UN- iy, on B&O. “Apply on atl Bost. nw. WW FAMILIES CAN HAVE A PLEASANT 4A. Summer Home, with plenty of shade. fruit. ice and vegetables, half-mile from station, daily m ms, by addressing SOMERSE” L rs Station, Md. COME FIRST-CLASS BOARDERS DESIRE }O the mountains of Pieasant Valley, Md, r's Ferry.) All necessary conv Country luxuries supplied bountiful . week. “ W. M. CLARK, Keep Tryst, Wash county. Md. (ON fre Jel-6r_ T-EAST OF AND JOINING SOI- Home. “Apply there or address ROSE W ANTED-DB. LEONARD'S MAGNETIC AP: liances—Rheumatisin, Neuralgia, Paralysis, In- sounla, Dyspe} 1 nervous troublesquickly relieved by our combined Electric apd Magnetic treatment; pe etic hair and flesh brushes: pure Deiaties; all Is maguctic garments; consultation free; parlors first floor, DR. N. LEONARD & CO., removed from Dy F st, to 1005 F st. n.W. my16-1m ANTED—TO KNOW THAT MOODY'S NEW ‘Tallor System is the latest improvement in Dress Cutting. Itis known to have no equal. It 1s taught at n.w. corner 13th and G sts.n.w. myl4-3m Fo, RENT—HOUSE FURNISHED, ALSO USE of horse and carriage andcow—the finest Farm ‘within 16 miles of Washington. Will sell or exchange, Apply at 1003 K st. n. w. $u2-3t ARE CHAN TO BUY ae RAL HOME ON EASY TERMS.—8% Acres of ood Land; good #ix-room house, barn, feude, well, of eet cold water: location high, perfectly health Ha a city. ie ‘Terma $1000 $000-aohn, ta $20 ‘990 per ‘month rms, 0 wn 0 r mont 3ill pad for. HA. PRALLIPS, 1428 New York my 27-1 EAUTIFUL RU- a. DLW. &c..&c.,bought. Best cash price paid. 8.Gugg-nheimer, OR RENT—A FARM OF 100 ACRES, NEW ‘house and good barn; 8 miles north of the city. SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY ol7 ‘Noteby mail promptly attendedto.14-1mé¢ | _my27-1m Fat, 7 W' D-THAT $1 BOX OF 50 CIGARS. | JOR RENT-WAVERLY. THE WELL-KNOWN ‘That box of 25 cigars for 40c. All former 15c. country seat near College 3 commanding brands of cigarettes now 10c. 20 cigarettes 5c., at | View of the dome of the Capitol, the. Monument, the BICKLE BROS, 1011 Penusyivanta ave. mytaim WV ANTED—ELECTRIC HAIR RESTORER, THE wonder of the age, will produce # suit of hair after 25 years of baldness. Call at 1222 F st, nw. for full tulars. Consultation free. J.-D. O'Donnell, corner Virginia ave. and 10th st aw.: “I have becn bald for 10 yeurs. After using haifa bottle of Br, Semmes; Hair Restorer my hair is coming in pong ‘cour Penvptyit Cam be seen at Office, 1222 F st, 4 dosrs from 13th, up one flight. myI1 x NTED—LADIES TO USE “ANTI-CORPU- ‘tens Pils” Reduce uous flesh 15 pounds jonth: harm v 1cox Specific Co. Philadelphia, Pa: ‘O-sm,want Vy 5 ‘FO ANNOUNCE TO THE LADI goes aaa rae ak parlors, a guarantee pert and 5 ‘Brices. Please call and see for yourselves. a ‘Mme, PERLIE, apé-was-3m ‘TSB Ast st. nw. ‘D—THE TURKISH, RUSSIAN AND Eine ie pa gpen every day trom 8 ain. to-8 pan. for ladies and Bey ts. Ladies are under fe direction of Mra, L. &. Innis, AC. D. and electrician, jectric treatment given in all its various forms, and Fsileations both hifand out of the bathe “oapeine ANTED—COPYING DEPARTMENT, CALI kinds of veitings ‘Guarantess, accaracy, a C caraoy, ‘beaut All matters iden- nd eA IORAPIL OF ICE: 098 Fatwa oneal 20 Pex Cexr Orr. ENTIRE STOCK oF PATTERN BONNETS AND HATS MRS. M. J, HUNT,S 1809 F Sraxer Norruwest. at ES TO KEEP; ANSE opt Pgh wali reine F Sesanie, At Gan tomy Sligo, Md. WE Bath sacha ees Uv. ap27-2m‘ our @ Commissioner Sc geinieegiey Meare td No Wi faa eo eee mea Soldters’ Home, the Maryland and the valley of Paint Branch. for a private thunil; tural College see aes d or for suminer boarders, Will be Tented on very tageous terns. ITH EBON, 1296 Fat aeons te my25-2w FARM OF 175 ACRES, SITUATED IN Aixonigomery connty, Maryland, within twent minutes’ drive of raliroad mn (Gaithersburg), ‘seres in wood, in a prosperous agricultural cominu- nity, convenient to churches, schools, post office, &c., &c,, twenty and seventeen miles respectively from Washington by pikte and rail, will be offered for sale at the store of Ward & Fulks, Gaithersburg, Md., on June 20, 1885, at 3 o'clock p.m. ‘The farm 'is of ex- cellent natural quality, impro' dwelling, outhouses, Plenty. an jent county road. . Ap} JAS § FOLKS. 1 ‘Pearl st, Baltimore. my21,23&w. x R SALE—A NICE LITTLE FARM OF SIXTY ‘House of six and out-build- ings: it and fine garden; 36 acres in high Sue of cultivation: three mfles west of 77 lontgom« . Farm containing 468 acres inuproved land ‘one-half tile from Sehece Mills in Rockville, Maryland. m: >, FOUR MILES 30 At FES Mes rie its for a country piace. rem GEO, EXMITCHELL SiON. Vavesnw. mylevawimne TRY YA COOENIRY FARMS FOR GALE—SIXTY ACRES, Bee SALE-SEVERAL BEAUTIFUL LOTS IN nepal beautifying section of northwest Washing- tut of Capitol, overlooking city: the bee. ooceniaiee ° , overlooking city; the best speculative building point offered. Can be Lad low. J. B. WIMER, Je2-3t 1424 New York ave. R SALE-WE OFFER FOR SALE AT A price to Induce invest: t the northeast corner of Sand 16th sts.. fronting 117.33-100 feet on 16th st. by 129.71-100 feet on $ st. No moredesirable location for a @ residence. PARKER & TOWNSEND, 1418 Fst. my23-w&s,1m OR SALE—COLUMBIAN HEIGHTS—DESIRA- ble Lots, at lowest investment prices, on long time, nd_ choice locations. PARKER & TOWNSEND, 1418 F st. my1S-im BUSINESS CHANCES. UMMER BOARD—FIRST-CLASS BOARD IN A SS large, airy house in sight of Lincoln, Londoun Co., Va.,on the W. &0. Railroad. Excellent water and fine shated" iawn. ‘Terms moderate. Address “SPRING £,” Lincoln, Loudon Co., Va.my29-6u (OUNTRY BOARD, MOUNTAIN ATR, NO MA- Maria no mosquitoes. Address Mre Ai. KLIP EIN, Marsh: Fauquier county, Va., Virginia Midiand RR. hy 29-Se* FEW FAMILIES CAN GET A GOOD HOME for the summer by addressing MRS. W KINS, Evergreen Mills, Loudoun count tieblars call upon J.C, GOODMAN, barton ave. n.W. FEW BOARDERS WILL FIND GOOD Ac commodations. Ladies’ Riding Horse. Address WME B PAGE, Gaylord P. 0,, Clarke Co, Vas, im} | Blinds, &e.. at 1s: OR SALE—A GOOD HEAVY DRAFT HORsK, F jos: from the ‘country. “Can be seen at 888 Ls jana ave. ‘ pmb 3k OR SALE—RESTACRANT_ON ONE OF THE best streets in the city: Hoenses all paid and very rent: price, $300, For Information, addres, ELDON, Siar office. 'yeastee POR SALE-CARRIAGES-NEW STYLES OF Sorrers, Extension Tops, Jump Seats, br oneor two persons, Phactons and other sixlish carriages. All first-class work at reduced prices A uumber of second-hand carriages Very cheap. Carriages stored Repairing promptly sitended to. ROBT. H. GRAHAM, Repository and Factory, 410 416 Sth Street Nortiwest. oe cost ich DOR SALE—A | FURNITUR! WAGON, $175; will sell for $50, Can be seen at Blac Shop, 2305 Pennsylvanta JOR SALE-BY a GENTLEMAN LEAVING the city. one of the fastest and best bred Kentucky stersin the city. Is also « superb saddle horse. “Also, « five, genulie, rubber-mounted dvable harness, furnished with both’ breast ious and colla Inquire’ Arlington Stable, G st,, between 17th sth sts, des-ate POR SALE-—A BEAUTIFUL YOU: TANKER ville welding for sale, 15% hands high, 2.30 speed mt training. Can be seen att CHEAP-—BEAUTIF years old: work anywhere, perfectly sound; ‘not a ful seen een Vand 4 at BOWE Sable, New York ave. bet Gin and sth. Jecbast FOR SALETA BEAUTIFUL TURNOUT, Coa prising a fine Horse, usion Top Surry and Harness.” The owner bas no farther use. WOWNEY'S Stable, 1620 L stn jedi SOR SAL E— L. DAUS, NDAULETT AS, Conpes, Village and Road Carts, Phaetons, Cabro- of Junip Seats Also, « large Variety of secomd- i several Horses, at DoW Mare; lets, T Carts, Surreys, a large varie and Bugeies, & hon N ork at ba: SERETWEEN good worker stible in ree 4 va Cau be -e Sd and «sis. Hw NOK SALE-AN OLD AND ESTABLISHED REE tail Coal and Wood va ¥ Belt low on account Fier 69, Baltimore, Md. POR SALE -A SPLENDID OPP. iy cared for, Warraniat. Owner leaving city by the Lith. Call at Sues at the HEL WAREROOMS and PIANO advances, very BE & CO. PIANO, S155, Horduani, Piano, Toodert tmps., $100 t= the money, 2 BANK, P11 F street, N, 835: 1 SMITH four sets reeds tS ss made Hurd Brick, Also, all kinds d-hand Lumber, ‘Doors, Window 4th st. naw. QOR SALE-16 HEALD for drausht 3 TABLE, ington, five Horses. @nd sound. Also, fou draft untles, I heavy drat LEWp A PARTY pright Pla: Stool incinded. This i first-class 1 w ‘Will be sold wt a sacrifice toan tumediate p Gan be seen at 404 2d st, nw JOR SALE—ROYAL SALVO TRIC Inch Racer Bicycle; 64 Yale. as new, 880; SU-Inch Hopper, $6 Nickelod. g85. ; STAR PARK, 1406 New York avi SET VERY FAN Express’ Harness made to order “iil sell for much Jews. Also set Tuported ‘ab Harness, BECKER'S, 1345 Penn. av u A ave TIFUL A tectrie (oll) Lan Never break POR SALE Finges, G21, warranted, consisting p Buggies, trom 210 Iba eS: 6 diflerent styles of Phaetor 4 dilterent styles of € a mepies, at MEI 4 different styles of Extensions, ut MEEKS': 5 different styles of ‘at MEEKS'; 6 different styles of Dayton Wagons, ‘at ME 3 different styles of Automatic Jump-Seat Top Buggies; “These are the Boss.” Specialties in all kinds Road an Village Ca 50 second-hand Carriages, at MEEKS". All kinds o Harness, Whips, Lap Robes, &c. Best $22.50 Bugey Harness in the country. Repairing and painting of all kinds will be promptly attended to. Customers will Feceive polite attention. Best of prices and dating terms, at MIKI POR SALESSUS DIAL GAS COORING §' Sammer cooking with hulf the cost and ihe trouble of coal fires. ES one of ‘Open roasters and perfect baking ovens. Gas hot water generators to supply hot Srater in pipes and avoid auy use of Tange tn sutnmer, Agent G. CAMPBELL, Plumber, 617, lth nw. my OR SALE. FICENT TR strung Upright, good as new, and three fine Pianos, at a great sacritice, forcash, or on easy v atG. L. WILD & BROS’. plauo wate Troon stn. CLOPEDIAS; THE AMERI- All the volumes delivered by the price of one volume monthly Address xX 99, Star office. OR SALE — 26 NEW. cheapest in the city. R SALE can (Appleton DAY TO! Nv We bulld to order 3 ‘Wagons, and all classes of work on month ments. "PEARCE @ MERTZ, 1349 High st, OF SPRING « es, new and second-hand urreys, Exteusion Tops, McCaul! wid Day- Seais, and the latest styles out. JOHN ML. 13 Oth st. 213m OR SALE—LARGE STOCK OF NEW, SECOND- hand Carriages, Buggies aud Phartots, 25 new Dayton Wagons of my own make, 3 sizes, at a reduced 20 new Racine Spring Wagons, 4 sizes Tam the sole agent for them for the Dist It will pay youtogive mea call. All of this work at Prices, and sold on tne to suit purchasers. Factory, 1230 Prospect ave. Repository, 1234 324 st. mb28-3m AS. K. PROBEY. Fe, SALE-SEVERAL SECOND-HAND LAN} lettes, Coupeletts, Coupe Rockaways, Coa Brougtans and Victorias, new and secondhand Pe tous, Extension-tops and ‘Buggies other new and sec on KOT. 1. GRATLAM Repolicey ad Veta ed ta 416 5 thet. nw. MONEY TO LOAN. ~ TO LOAN ON FIRST-CLASS $5.00. rent estate scotty: ns seaminians Appiy’ W. G. GREEN, Attorney, 456 Louisiana ee ee aes OF 20.000 25 OAs, O8 REAL STATE P4 at 6 in sums t $20 Thade without delay.” ng c W. HANDY, 921 F street MONEY TO LOAN. [my15} T. F. WAGGAMAN. MOREY 20 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE OR a¥E ‘Collateral Security. such as Notes, secured by deed of trust, City Bonds, Railroad Stock’ and Chattel Mortgage, Drawback Certificates, well-en- dorsed Notes or any investment securities, R.A. PHILLIPS, 1428 New York ave. aw. ONEY NOW IN HAND TO LOAN AY ved reul estate security at lowest rate of tae Soc eg & TOWNSEND, os 1415 F st. nw, $5,000, $4,500, $10,000, 13,000, 2.000, 10 loan on Real Bstnte. a) __HUFTY & DYER, 13th and ¥ a, MOF PLoS ae a1 Real Estate Security, RO. HOLTZMAN, Corner 10th and F streets northwest. FEW PERSONS CAN HAVE A PL ONEY TO LOAN In sums to suit, on approved Real Estatesecun. AY es. LOCI HOUSE, 512 9TH ST. N.W., the la s.w. cor. 10th and E n.w., arethe best in the city. Table first fy at in the city, Se ged pee jL RESIDENCE IN SALE—A DELIG! iaeei eee epee food fencing, 'orni fron rooms, with Se ieee eae g Broker, 084 Fst, hoonis 6 and 8, xeibe In ‘6 rooms; by *myé-im’ ons, atwaye 66 "THIS HOUSE HAS BEEN ‘and in ‘way put in. first-class erage, lat osolew aut met deirabe placetoboard ‘the city. $25, 30, $40 and $45 perm 17 PERSONAL. OR SALE-OUTFIT FOR SMALL §-PAGE Uhiecesmnty delay. ree SRatES moder wanda’ bargun for a chineeltor eHow aecE | PLENTY OF SHADE. FRUIT, WATER, aNb |"! ee afterhours. Address OUTELT oar often, my19-2m | i eS post office: three AVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD REAL BS FOR SALE—FOR CASH ONLY, THE WHOLE. | Bours rn ee Particulars ap- | tate or collateral necurity at lowest rates of interest, Fata Retail Wine and Liquor Store, 1732 Peno- er VAS METRE, Gayot Sars? | Tyirenars eatin tor Cees Sale ee io =o BS 3 , Seemanee BS GARRISONS BOARDING HOME AND | )JONEY TO LOAN ‘School Onna hee ee State sooarity. nM lereet Eaten. on approved veal BOARDING. *Sny2l-2we Fairfax County,'Va, | 620 1437 Penusylvaniaave, [ANSI AND SEAR CGARLO. ‘ONEY TO LOAN, = == Sear eae ER SO ae | SUM Pane GEES Raa | MEY ER ares or ncrznn Boarders sécommmorated jerime, pleats: water. Address N.T. TALBOTT: Talbott | THOS. J. FISHER & co. LARGE, AIRY ROOMS FOR RENT AT 314 axp | House. ame eee = 16 Indians ave. Also, Boarding for three months | \UMMER BOARDERS TAKEN AT PHIDO- at $16 per month. Advance payment strictly required, | F9 mont. one of the most Deautifil and healthy sec. LOST AND FOUND. = = Sther-amnssmente “For ‘prrticulars addres D. J = ———— = TST CLASS TABLE BOARD, WITH 19h TAVENNER, Phitomont, Poudos Co. Vay isms OST EDNESDAY. JUNE (3.4 BREASTPIN: Ss cmniinen Betnost Fyisime EERCT HOARDING HOUSE, Nigh FORTHESS | atfuarogice = TO 4 ‘ARRIS HOUSE, EUROPEAN PLAN, PENS- ‘fuellitios for ath shee fishing. ‘J QS1—8 GOING FROM i6TH AND K sT™, venta aves bet iSut and Tath se. ‘Summer drew Wok, PARRABE jonroe, Va. ‘14th and F and back to 17th and H,a Brass oo RRABEE, at rooins, May Ist to Nov, 1,910 t0 $19 per he tinder will ‘be rewarded: by returiiing i ¥o 1 month; transient rates, Within st nw. Block of and’ Kbbitt hotels, Treasury, Dept ofJustice, JOR: HARMIS Prop. mnyaoas “SA Suse Conn Fon Dvsrrsa” * Care in from one to three months, Relief guaranteed in from one to three months, ‘Sent post-paid upon receipt of 50c. Address ml¢im 1, D, © 00., Box 301, LYNCHBURG, VA.