Evening Star Newspaper, June 17, 1885, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON WEDNESDAY. J e 17, 1885. CROSBY S. NOYES. ‘The Evening Star has a regular, permanent bena fide daily circulation more than treble that of any other daily paper published in Washington, and equal that of all the other daily papers here added together. = = ——— Although horse-races are supposed to be held Im order to improve the breed, and for other reasons of asimilarly lofty tone, nevertheless, as plain matter of fact, horse-racing {s very tame sport without betting. They are finding that out in New York state where the laws against book-making and pool-selling are, for the moment, strictly enforced. The racing clubs are disconsolate and frankly say that unless they can evade the law in some way every track in the state will goto grass, Emi- nent legal advice has been called 1n, therefore, and a plan has been devised which itis held will defeat the law without breaking it. This Scheme Is described to be somewhat as follows: Premiums are offered for winners—that cer- tainly is legal and proper—and this premium fund “is to be thrown open to general contribu- tion from the public, and, with the authority of the owner of the successful horse, ts to be equally distributed among the contributors in bis behalf and for his horse. have assured the jockey clubs that nobody can object to that, and if any one does, the clubs are going to fignt it out In the courts;—tor the breed Of horses must be improved! a The cicada, or enteen-year locust,” is making terrible havoc throughout this part of the country, and not only the twigs, but the large branches of deciduous trees,and expecially young fruit trees,have been soeflectually killed by the punctures of the forests, orchards and nursertes look as if seorched by fire. All effort to prevent this destructive raid of the countless host seems to have been abandoned as practically hopeless, but a correspondent, who is a florist of many years experience, points out in THE STAR to- day how young fruit trees and valuable or- namental trees and shrubs can be pro- tected from the locust—simply, cheaply and effeatively—by covering them with “mosquito- bar” netting. This netiing can be bought for Jess than five cents per running yard, and can be readily adjusted to the tree or shrub to be protected, in a shape to keep the destroyer ef fectually at bay. The insects have got in a good deal of their destructive work already, but itis probable that a prompt use of this simple “locust bar” may save a good many valuable young fruit treesand ornamental trees and shrubs they have not yet reached. ——_$_— -=____ The Herreshoff yachts have for several years enjoyed a high reputation for speed, and in the “Stiletto” the firm have surpassed their pre- vious triumphs and excelled any record of smooth water travel. It would be too early yet, however, to hail the new boat as the pioneer in a revolution in ship-building. Mr. Herreshotf says of her performance on the Hudson that she made 25 miles an hour and could have made 27. This, reduced to knots or nautical miles, would make her record 21.5 knots with possibilities of nearly two knots better. This speed has never been equaled by sea-gotng vessels, but it has been very nearly 8pproached. The Etruria, for instance, on her last voyage to New York, steamed for three days'at a speed of over 19 knots an hour, and when we consider the conditions, this rate is fally as remarkable as the Stiletto’s burst of Speed on the smooth waters of the Hudson river. But shipbuilders can doubtless study the Herreshoi boat with advantage. A ship making 21.5 knots an hour would go from New York to Queenstown in 5 days and 12 hours. A speed of 19.1 knots will make the voyage in six days, — In Minneapolis the price of a license for a cir cus exhibition is $1,000. This is about the fig- ure at which a license for Washington ought to be fixed. The reasons ordinarily urged in favor of a lower rate are that such shows invariably bring a large number of country people and other strangers to the place of exhibition, the trade of which is thereby greatly increased, so that the money thus brought into the town v@ll more than offset the large amounts carried away by the seductive showman. In the case of Washington, however, these conditions do not exist. Comparatively few people from a distance come here toajtend a circus, and it follows that the vast sums carried away, and which are badly needed for local trade, and in Many eases required to procure the absolute necessaries of life, are almost wholly drawn from the capital and trade of our business men. a The English accuse us of “truckling to the Irish vote,” but we should like to know if the English are not just now themselves paying court to this same vote with acivility that is almost obsequious? Among the conservatives alarge element under lead of Lord Randolph Churebili are in favor of granting to the “home- Tule” party their most extreme demands, while among the liberals Mr. Chamberlain and Sir Charles Dilke have expressed them- selves, since the break up of the ministry, in favor of the same policy of virtual surrender. At this distance it looks very much as if both parties were bidding for Irish votes at any price. If Parnell is shrewd he ought to be abie to turn the crisis to very good advantage. $< A verdict in favor of the defendants in the Parker star route cases in Topeka, Kansas, puts an end toa chapter irthe public annals which sheds no particular luster on the government. ‘The Topeka trials were probably the last of the civil cases against the star routers, and like all the other cases, civil and criminal, came to an unsatistactory end as respects the prosecution. The causes of this uniform failure of justice will attract the attention of future writers. It will be admitted, however, that the prosecutions in- directly did good by exposing and stopping theft and by edveating the public conscience. Professor Proctor is said to be greatly disap- pointed at the small attendance at his course of lectures recently delivered in Kansas City. Nobody but Professor Proctor is likely to be surprised at this result. Kansas City Is a poor lecture town, and Mr. Proctor is an exceedingly hazy and uninteresting lecturer. What he doesn't know in the way of exact Information on the subjects of which he treats would fill a great many large volumes. a Gen. Grant’s Journey to Mount McGregor yesterday did not appear to fatigue him beyond what might have been expected from a trip taken under such conditions, and the patient seemed to derive immediate relief from the pure and cool air of the mountain. But his condition is evidently precarious, and even his physicians and tamtly donot encourage a belief that the sufferer can bear up against disease much longer. Sie, An important literary discovery is announced in the shape of Goethe's private diary for fifty- five years, from 1777 to 1832. Goethe's diary ought by rights to be “ mighty interesting read- ing.” Now that it has come to light it will probably be published, and all that can pe asked for is that the material be judiciously edited. ——_——+ - = ___ The Isere is as deliberate in bringing the statue of liberty to New York as ifshe had not heard that finally the people had waked upand had subscribed most of the money necessary to build a pedestal for it against its arrival. But the ship is now likely to appear at any hour, and when it does come the New Yorkers are ready to receive it in proper style. —<$<— Mr. Fox, republican member of the New Hampshire legislature, resigned for disgust when Senator Blair was re-elected. Certain eminent statesmen could have told Mr. Fox that resigning from disgust doesn’t do any —————— -—____ Several ebiefs of division yesterday joined “the innumerable caravan” of departing re- publicans. Hang out the banner of civil service on the outward walls; the cry is still they go/ ae Mr. Gladstone will increase his popularity in both England and America by his refusal to accept a title from thequeen. Plain Mister is getting to be more and more fashionable. $< A stream of Mormons, it is said, are into Arizona. Perhaps it is not such a bad idea to have the Apaches a little lively down there for a while. ee * Eminent counsel | ers that whole | Waar Anz Sonervs Srocxs: We mean any line of goods, of whatever character, ofwhich we have more than we think we ean sell in the regular way, at the regular prices, during thelr particular season. ‘We buy too many, or we sell too few—the result is the sume—too large; ‘or a surpins stock If we carry the goods to another season, experien teaches us that we will have to sell them'at even | than the mark-down prices of this seasot. So we pre- fer to make. the reductions NOW, while tbe goods are +» SEASONABLE, DESIRABLE, and of a bene- At fo cur customers, wiiom we believe appreciate the juctions. In addition to tne heavy reductions previously ad- Yertised, we shall, to moré promptly cause the early disposal of any surplus or stow goods, make still fur- ther reductions throughout the store during the re- mainder of this month. Customers will understand all reductions advertised by us are made from ONE FIXED PRICE, and that already the lowest at which the same goods are ob- tainuble. While the surplus lots th perceptibly diminishes, show some of every ‘are so low that an early SUIT DEPARTME: WHITE SUITS. Nota large, bu ried, well selected stock. made in the most’ thorough manner, from the finest ntate- rials, eleguntly trimmed after’ the latest fhshions, at ‘such low prices as to muke them genuine bargains.’ Is {t not au inducement to make them fit you snugly without an extra charge. From the stock we describe the following: No. 1,—An elegant White India Linen suit, skirt of three deep ruffies, sash back, skirt front and back med With flue embroidery, perfectly shaped belt- vaist trimmed to mateh the'skirt. A Hue suit, only An elegant INDIA LINEN SUIT, of sty fe neatly tucked, and jimmied with perfectly shaped basque, don coll around the bottom, and the vest front w three inch embroidery. Ap t dressy suit. Only $10 exch. (Second floor—take the et LINENS AND HO! re A rn READY MAD! S, HOTEL KEEPE! ION, BO. hoyt the store are very are, We believe, able 0 : but most of them 0.2 quality, skirt n Linch fine embi TS ‘TION, HOUSEKEEPERS! &. + Your attention is called to our superb stock of Lin- ens and Housekeeping Goods, and Ready-made Bed- wear. TABLE DAMASK. e have been fortunate in securing the following ndid values in Table Dain: ‘h Unbleached Table Damask, hand- fine quality, worth 62iy¢.; only oc. frew Turkey Red Table Damask, oil- boiled colors, warraiited fast, beautifal patterns, Worch Gty:; only o0e. per yard. 15 Pieces Bleached irish Liven Table Damask, eight choice patterns, superior quality, worth $1.25; only $1 per yard. NAPKINS. 100 doz. %x% Bleached German Damask Doylies, colored borders, extra fine quality, ouly 75e. per jozen, 100 doz. &4x% Bleached German Damask Napkins. handsome patterns, excellent value, only $1.2 per doz. TOWELS. Our assortment of Towels i> lurge, varied and excep- tonally cheap. vais Brown Huck Towels, all-linen, extra heavy, only 186 eaeh: $2 per doz: Huck. and Damask Towels, colored bor- urd fine quality, large variety of patterns. each, ‘THE BEST 25c. TOWELS YET OFFERED. BED-LINENS. 0 call attention to an elegant stock of Sheet- Pillow-case Linens, at such low prices as to em! not only the best, but the cheapest. READY-MADE BED-WEAR. An examination will show these goods to be offered at a small fraction above the price of the material, and are thoroughly made. SHEETS. Ready-made Bed Sheets, 2a yards long by 1% yards “Honey faaae’ Pequot” Bea Sheets, 2% yards long by v made “Pequot” ects, 2% yards 101 ®q yards wide, only 5c. each. ” PILLOW CASES. acid Ready made Pillow Cases, only 20c. each: $2 per jozen. 5-4 Ready-made Best Pillow Cases, only 25c. each; $2.50 per dozen. 4 Heady-made Pillow Cases, fine muslin, only 30c. eaci 6-4 Ready-made Pillow Cases, four rows of tucking, only 40c. each. 5-4 Keady-made Pillow Cases, trimmed with lace, ‘Hamburg embroidery and magic ruffling, only 50c. each; $5.50 per dozen. BOLSTER-CASES. Ready-made Bolster-cases, 2% yards long, and 21 inches wide, only 40c. each. Ready-mude Bolster-cases, 2% yards long, by 21 inches ‘wide, four rows of tueking on each end. and trimmed with Hamburg embroidery, only $1.00 euch. An el line of Mtuslin-aud” Cambric Pil n elegant line of Muslin aud Cambric Pillow Shams, Lace and Hamburg trimmed, 75¢., 85¢., $1 ‘and $1.50 per pair. Pillow and Sheet Shams to match, only $3.50 per set, BED SPREADS. Special attention is called to this stock, for never be- fore have we offered better values. Prices, 70, 75,95¢., $1.15, $1.25, $1.35 and $1.50 each. ‘The’ best Summer spread is the “Dimity,” we be- Heve. All sizes. (Third floor. ‘Take the elevator.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. ONE PRICE ONLY. 921 Pa. Ave. Wels) 912 D St. se Noverrizss THIS Is WHAT THE MANUFACTURERS CALL THEIR NEW STYLES OF THIN CLOTHIN “ NOTHINGS” WOULD BE MORE EXPRESSIVE, FOR THEY ARE NEXT TO NOTHING IN WEIGHT, AND NOTHING CAN BE COOLER. FOR FINE, DRESSY GOODS OF THIS SORT, WE sHOW CHECKS OF VERY HANDSOME ENGLISH SILK AND WORSTED. THEY OR REQUIRE WASHING. COL- ORED DRAP DETE IS A NEW, ELEGANT AND DURABLE STYLE OF Goops. LIGHT COLORED SILK ALPACA OR SEER- SUCKER COATS AND VESTS ARE “HARD TO BEAT.” IN GENUINE CALCUTTA SEERSUCKERS WE SHOW NEW STYLES. IN AMERICAN SEERSUCKERS WE HAVE GOODS THAT IT IS DIFFICULT TO DISTIN- GUISH FROM THE CALCUTTAS. FOR THE SMALL BOYS SEE OUR WHITE FLANNEL, WHITE DUCK, BROWN LI OR SERGE SUITS. THESEGOODS ARE ALL NEW, ARE MOSTLY IN THE “NORFOLK” STYLE, AND HANDSOME, COOL AND DURABLE. E. B. BARNUM & CO, 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE _se16 Banzearss: Bazcams: BARGAINS! ‘We are now offering, at greatly reduced prices, ODD LOTS IN SUMMER GOODS, * Men's Hand-sewed TIES, Strap or Button, for $4.50 per pair: former price 80.00. Misses’ ILand Weit OXFORDS, $4.25 per pair; former price 35.00. A lot of Boys’ OXFORDS, former price $3.50 and $4.00, no 1g for $2.50 per pair. In regular goods we have one of the largest assort- ments to found in the city. Our Ladies’ 92.00 CURACOA KID BOX TOE, BUT- TO: e still in the lead. For wecan & e you a fine BOX TOE or COM- MON SENSE CURACOA KID BUTTON, and guar- antee them to give satisfaction. For $3.00 we can give you a beauty. In LOW SHOES FOR I.ADIES we have all the Jatent styles, at the very lowest Agures possible. fine 'CURACOA KLD OXFORDS, hand-sewed, Ladyes’ Ladies ng CURACOA KID NEWPORT TIES, hand- Ladies’ fine CURACOA KID BUTTON, hand-sewed, Ladies fine FRENCH. KID OXFORDS, hand-sewed, Ladies fine FRENCH KID EDISON, hand-eewed, ; fine FRENCH CLOTH-TOP EDISON, Louis and V host, $4.00. Ladigy fine FRENCH EDISON, Louis XV and V heel, f axD A LARGE VARIETY OF MISSES’ AND CHII- DREN'S LOW SHOES AND SLIPPERS. Also, # full line of Ladies’ and Misses’ White Operas, WM. H. RICH ONE-PRICE SHOE STORE, Je16 ‘717 Market Space, Tue Ow Axn Tur New. ‘The old method of doing business, still pursued by antediluvian houses, consisted in getting all you could ‘and taking what you could get. It is almost unneces- Sary to say that the public, the discerning portion at deast, prefer the new method of dealing, one price in plain figures, from which no deviation is made, unless ‘&n uniform one for the common benefit. ‘The new method is the one I adopted nearly twenty years since, and am still In the same path. At present I am making large reductions to CLOSE OUT STOCK Previous to removal to the new enterprize on the nec- ond corner below my present location, and if you need ‘anything In my line I shall be pleased to serve you. In every department the goods must be closed out. SPORTING GOODS, TAILORING Goops, READY-MADE CLOTHING, RUBBER GOODS AND FURNISHING GOODS are rapidly closed out at the ‘being largely reduced JEAN DRAWERS FOR THIRTY CENTS, These are fall shape HENNING, WANTED—HELP. FOR RENT—HOUSES. _ FOR _SALE—HOUSES. 'ANTED—A NURSE (COLORED); MUST; at night. Apply to Si WASNT COLES Tay mt. naw, ite ‘ANTED-A FIRST-CLASS BARBER ALSO Wine for Saturdays. Apply at L, H. MAILR’S, 1114 71h st. nw. ie ANTED-AN ACTIVE, INTELLIGENT W oath to leans the business T. HOVER, North Capitoland as SO Te NG MAN INA MEAT AND Grocery Store; to come well recommended and tgmake himinelt generally useful. Address 1h. Star office. wW 7ANTED-THRES GOOD SHIRT T ‘also 3 fine ladies clothes troners: MORGARS LAUNDRY, 517 Sth stp. w. ie ‘ANTED—A RESPONSIBLE LADY TO TAKE of part of # furnished house for the sum- mer; 417 Bat. ne. 1 WANTED =A COMPETENT, RELIABLE Woman to cook and do general honsework. Hone neel supiy’ who have not lined Ie tena Se: ities. Call after 7:30 p. m. at 117 Maryland ave. near Capitol park. ws ‘TED—IMMEDIATELY—A COLORED WO- good i au todo General Hourew ork tn fanily of fou Telerenoes requir at 604 East Cay Breet, between 10 and 12am t ‘ANTED-A CLEAN, WELL-SEITLED COI- ored Man for washing dislies and for general housework, at FLEISCHMAN’S Confectionery, 617 Dst. nw. at WANTED DOIEDIATELY, A GOOD, SET- ed white gitl for general Housework in & small family; 1220 G st nw, F. MOREAN. jel 7-30" ANTED—A GOOD BARBER APPLY . Wi tom PON: Anacostie Be CP PANS was D—TWO OUTDOOR SALESMEN, BY A New York publisher. Apply to M. A. V ARIAN, General Agent, 48 Bd at. n.w.,8 to10am., 6 to 7 Pm. se SALE—A NICE. LARGE RESIDENCE AND in Georgetown at a bargain. J. AMBLER RK SALE—-TWO NICE BUILDINGS LOTS, O8 SMITH, Attorney-at-Law, 1424 New York ave. sel 7-304 aa s L st., between 12th and BW, abe reason able price. Inquire wt 1210 1st. yelo-awe Fo SALE-—AT A BARGAIS Elegant Building Lots ou the west side of 5th st., be tween A and Hate me. R RENT—IN A FEW DAYS, VERY DESIR- ‘Dwellings, eight to ten rooms, modern im- near able EAUROH, Sod Timm st aw, or ofice of Tidepeident Toe Co, Jelrate RENT—NEW CORNER HOUSE, 478 0 ST. .w.,ten rooms, with ali modern improvements. of JAMES H, BUSH: 1231 Pennsylvania ave. OR RENT—A_ PARLOR AND SOMMURT P. cating Bedroom iy month: cham! aie" Ee pate etpl aye ei ea WOR SALE-A SNUG FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE and Summer Kitchen, on lot 33 fect front, leased Shy Feary Mom July Ast.” Price 9579. After 4. laws bat aw. modsrh conveniences: caterer tree above: ref | Inquire 1000 0 st. n.w. jelzawe yereste | “Sane business Feenytventoase, qrpoces. ADB a; 1790 14th st. nw. Je17see RK RENT—HOUSE 620 STH ST. N.W., OPPO- east, viekiing good revenue.” °" Twnnerivaniaws R RENTDELIGHTFUL FURNISHED | P'site new Pension office: gas, water and bath: key “Apply to & PD. NEWooMn, P’Roome at 1821 Ns nw., comer Vermont | at 610 Ghee, Jerre President ofthe Fast Washington Lnvostment Co., Shoe SET RaWTS_FORNISEED Sook as; | POR EES ji gy Fon oan Si crepe eget | _e3-70" _ 926 Nevth Carolina ave.s@, I CRN: 3 ‘papered 1d. in pe order. OR SALE-ATA BARGAIN, ONE OF THE ‘modern improvements: K st., opposite judiciary mouth. -APpIy to BUSHNELL @ CaUsi on SATe ban isquare; gentlemen only. Address if. At. E, Star oftcs, | Tove st. m.w. PITS” py Ning my ours acorn teal 4 swe ST ay ‘OR RENT-NO_ 100 0 St. Ss. 20 ROOM. aD Je12-0t Real Estate and Insurance, F and 1th ste NT—LARGE, HANDSO: Brick House, with white marble trimmings a - ERAE 5. tat ON lice Ge, Puthished Rooms, very low, during the semuner, | all avedten teprasements hoes cen papered and Dactie wncekn Oodios kines 128 Cane, Je1G-Si*_ | repaired. Rent $35 per, month, strictly in aavance. ply ot Seren. jon! (OR RENT—A /E FRONT ROOM, ON | 4Pply to BUSH = eae ees je Fatate Uitice, 1100 Pa. ave. FP Ncond tour: newly furnished; closets, bath, hot OR SALE OR EXCHANG! . F JRok SaLe— and cold water, gas: private INE BUSINPSS LOT DI House at Mt, wit; 11 rooms; fin ater: ol tt bso alley. venga ferred. 1431 Corcoran st. Nasn.00) Ste P WW. store.$30,00 f eneee S Soden re a oe in Le Droit i a foot, tae Vt. pode isch n with wide = ra 2129 s wh. All modern pvements, Fear alley, only 40c. 4S fect north Hide M st. nw3 HR RENT—417 OTH ST NW. FURNISHED "3.00| 1007 Ss Slee SNO. WARGGAMAR COU Sec nw, | soly ST Ate hatte see ene He or, 50 | = Naw Er SALK-STORE AND DWELLING, & EF. corner Oth and Q sts n. w...an excellent stand for y Small pay- INO. A. PRESCOTT Real state, 1416 F st. 1 OF.-55.00 2437 K S 45.50, 1313 82d st. Sr. .125.50 Fom.1.45.59 1103 (224 st, 6 rr, 4045 | ens & water ‘2B. Rooms on second floor partor, bed- nd hall 3 Oh third floor front “back sod hall room." Jelbaw FOR RENT TWO OR THREE PLEASANT, well-furnished Rooms, with bath room conn ing. together or single. Small private family. | Refer- St. S10 cash and $10 a month without rest. feet apply. OWNER, 1331 F'et., Room 2, a ALE—BY AUSTIN P. BROWN, 1430 F W.-46,000 feet of ground on Léth st. nd Of business; will be sold clea} balance loug time, ences required. ‘Inquire 423 11th st. n.w., halfaquare JHOR SALE—-A HANDSOME AND VERY BUI: | Between Soon Circle and Ht and 00.000 feet on New horth of Peunsylvania ave. Jef-im stantial new Brick Dwelling, of seventeen rooms, Hampshire ave. berween Dupont Circle and 1. OR RENT—PARLOR FLOOR, FURNISHED OR vee WERE Ouse ga ace Sees than present value. Sisuvot gioco Tenens fo pre fom unfirnished: two single bed rooms furnished, and NT: D BOS F st ane > Se i one or two very nice basement rooms rates very low. | AY Ksta.Cavat PORSALE—2 HANDSOME ns, | POR MALES WE OFFIC “FOR “SALE at 4 paclabs Sel-im_| Gceeoenriges s Spots feck. 1021 oud 19:23 G st nw. Thebowses | Fal tah ase shouting Tees toe heen ee = = z 5 = " are buiit in the inost substantial manner, everytti - 3 feet om EaSirabie parior and bed regu, aieo single rooms, | Poke being first claw, "Fur terms appiy to A A. WILSOSS 100 feet on S Nos ore dosiratie Location insurance: ve nw. Ki ae DS POW NSEND, on 2d floor in city, elegantly furnished, delightfully my 2waes, located, one square above Arlington ‘Hotel, front windows overlook McPherson square. Herdics pass the door. my26-Im Company, corn 000 FoR SAU We offer for sale the ff Property, beloaging | W ANtED AN ABLE BODIED YOUNG MAN, ingle), of temperate habits, to drive a milk wagon; wages, about $20 per month, with excellent board and lodging included: state former occupation, names of employers, terms for which they were em- ployed, and wages teceived. It is useless for other sod men to address * r office, Je17-3 (W “regular empl opposite Putent ott WHITE GIRL FOR ¢ Apply 803 East Capitol wi TED—A WOMAN TO COOK. WASH A Iron. References required. Apply at 1121 1 ‘TED—THRI 5 FIRST-CLASS BARBERS; Apply at G07 7th st, $016-20 ‘ment, st. naw. Jel6-31 WaANteD(s YOUNG MAN ABOUT 17 YE. of age to learn the Drug Business. Apply imme- diately, corner 3d and I sta, n.w Feigate W axtep A cone ‘TO DO general housework; cook, wash and iron; must come well recommended. Apply tinumediately at 441 je16-20 a cRUEN LES LADY ey and Worsted Store: one who has some e of worsted Work preferred; alo, a young knowl to the estate of the Inte Fivestory marbie fr Pennsylvania ave., and Hotel A-story brick dwellin; story brick dweilii FPOR RENT—916 EST. N.W., FURNISHED D unfirnished Rooms: gas, mys-3i0 nex Y. Daw vg, Known as 621 ing part of the Metropolitan _ COUNTRY BOARD. BROW, 0. 5. tik abort 95.000 siyare feet of 160 P strect store. D DWELLING 1120 Al R BOARD AT : : E t Place, fir, 8r....100, Lincoln avenue, Or and, between th and Sth Auu Land M ste ue, fiom Washinarton, one mite frea ¥ THOM Ee WACERMAN OTT Bat ee eee” | stan. 1th AT pe. 100) 420 Ben mtewct fiimediatsiy oppodte 1 Siation. on the Manseas oraneh of the CMe ae z ae = Thomas Cir., 10r., fur.100''1312 Cor'n st., 61 For further informati nore: Yo ge . Eapress and te 0. HOLTZMAN “DA Good Water. shiuade cery Sioreand Dwelilus of the Inte J. i. Knott, | 2°27 = ees _my28-1m 21 Pennsylvania ave, T.LEACHAA 18th st. n.w. Inquire at 1000, 18th and K nwJjeléat \OR RENT—BY JULY 1ST, APLEASA tot Pee nee nad BR ee tit Hoel | Six Hew sinall Brick Heouses, Sault st “A Block of ease rag ONCETENE Ace four-room Brick Houses, northwest. ‘Three shade near ho RE npiety six-room Bricks, just completed, southeast. | ad Hall, Lon idence. pleasantly situated, on Comnecticnt ave Four snng ilveroom Bricks, 801 t. overlooking Farragut Square, will be let to a good ten | kance fromm’ stati Wile sold togettier or separute. SWORM Tatton 4, two miles, z term of years. Price, $200 per month. Ap- | BRADLE my27-lin " Horse, Carriage, Cow and Garden. Inquire ot 7 are s BOARDERS tieulurs at 1432 Pierce place n.w Sat 718 15th ai Jel6-3m_ AOR, SALE 409 GST. S TWELVE ROOMS: ell View" onal “Country: Soe RENT ee aT Se and cellar; all modern iniprovements: faces open sant and attractive, with advan POR RENT—BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RUAT park. For inspection and terms call ater 4 p.m. oa ¥ ile of premises. dence near the city. 720 15th st. Jel7. A DELIGHTFUL place, one milefrom Navy Yard bridge: § rice $20 per month. DANENHOWKR Est, Jel0-6t ft k's Gap, on Ub ell View™ free of chat we Talifod will Ti 6.0 per wee CHANCES, _ ¥ STORE DOING A GOOD ROC ie whois willing to mak if useful, : POR SAL) =F at BCA TILA Water: rl who is willing to make herself useful,to learn, | = = Eta REET SESE cash business, Fixtures. Rent lot Tt — OR SALE—I HEREBY OFFER, AT PRIVATE 5 EE ||) eles ee ee ea KF EN Pe A, Star = ir 304 IN THE MOUN GIRL TO LOOK A ‘@ good six room Cottage House and barn, lot 120x250, fur.200 ae wnsk 38 FOE SALE RISTAURANT ON 71H ! pak ae. moar i assist at with good water, shade, fruit, shrubbery, dsc. Location ‘161 Lt Forest y ‘partments. One of the best stands in ity, | Uurivaied tor health; a ‘pleasi manent place if suited. Mrs. G hear the railrond depot. “Terms easy, M. L. LITTILE- i doing an active and profitable busines, Long lease’ | (ass Rcormmodations supplier: Park st., Mt. Plensan 5 eate ’ | FIELD, 1236 12th st. n.w. Jele-20> For particulars apply to O. Duffy, G0; 7th st. a. w. | $ates for the season. WM. Ci. Wire as SE Ce a Gana EM ATO. AGNIFICENT ESTATE IN STAUNTON, IN R RALE. — Le = ka CAN F ply at the ican House. Good wages. ALE—OUTE! ‘Oh SMALL <j ARDERS CAN Jered? OTHE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA, FOR ~ ALE = Rates Oat ee Home fur the summer; large vard. guwrl board. ‘TED—A FIRST-CLASS COOK FOR A boarding-house. Apply 041 H st.n.w. jel5-3t* W ANTED-SIX GRANITE BLOCK PAVERS, 19th and M sts. n.w. Steady employment, Jel5-3t* ANTED—A COMPETENT GERMAN GIRL, 4s nurse for children; references required. Apply 7 Vth sireet Jel5-30* to A. LAEFPLER, 7th st. roud, or stall wing Cente rt, ANTE! ITE AND COLORED WO) Cooks, $10 to $20; chambermaids, nurses, ge: gral workers, scrub and kitchen girls, men cooks. 8. A. COOMBS, Employment Bureau, Fst, a. Ww, Jel5-6t Wie A ROUNG MAN AND iti FE fo jake charge, of private residence for three months from July 1st. Address, with reference, W., Star office. Jel ANTED--SITUATIONS. ANTED-—BY A YOUNG LADY JUST FROM London, a place as house or parior maid ino first-class family. Address LONDON, Star oflice. 1t* W BY TWU YOUNG LADIES (8IS- ters) arrived from London, a place in a first- cook aud house or parlor mai if wn. Address Box 1! st ANTED—BY A COMPETENT YOUNG MAN, asituation. Fitty dollars offered for ste: ployment. Address Hox 116, 8 ANTED—BY TWO WHI RLS, UA- tions as chambermaid and sewing, or would take care of grown children, or as waitress’ or maid: coun- ge not cpiected to, Apply at 1022 Vermont ave. n.w, jel 7-3t* ANTED—BY AXOUNG LADY OF SEVERAL years’ experience, # position as Bookkeeper or Cashier. Best arreterences given. Address ore Jy ice. Si wat A RES! girl @ place to do light housework, or to do plain cooking. or to go away for the summer: Address Box 105, Star office. Je16-2t* W adtED- SITUATION, OR TO DO WORK AT home, by a first class architectural dranghisman; Prospective, decorative, dc. Address H. “V, Star office. Jel8-316 W AnTEd~G00D EMPLOYMENT OF ANY kind by a young man speaking French and Ger- man and fine penman. G. B., 742 10th st. jel5-co3t WANTED PLACES FOR HOUSEREEPERS, Scamstresses, ladies’ maids, cooks, nurses, cham: bermaids, men cooks, walters, waitresses, with refer- ences. SJ .A. COOMBS, Employment Bureau, 926 F st Dw, Jeis-1* weekly, complete except press and composing ds. A bargain for compositor who will, work uns, “Address OUTEII Olea. FOR CASH ONLY, THE WiOLE- sale and Retail Wiue and Liquor Store, nia ave. _MONEY TO LOAN. Prices moderate. Can acconimodate six or ¥.H. CALDWELL, FOR $15,000; COST $32,000. cA Suinmer tor ad Veretabies, i Teasonabie terias, LIAMS, Boyd s Siatios BOARDING—CONTEE'S tallond.—Large Brick Loe née, airy Toows, handsous miilic, 0.5 ) Rim.13 Panay. €Oth..22.50 | SS MhéPa. wv The above {s only a smal portion of property on my books. | For fall list call ut oflice for bulletin, issied on the Istand 15th [Jel] THOS. FE, WAGGAMAN, - Six acres of land. beautifully 1aid out; lawn, tcrrace, oak grove: solid curriage, road and paths; view of Biue Ridge mountains; pure mountain air; choice fruit: 9 malurin; no mosquitoes; Lerge, hand- some double house, carriage-houre, ice-houre, gu: house; all in perfect order; all modern improvements: hot and cold water: hydrant and cistern water. Must be seen to be appreciated. ‘Tue furniture can be bought. ‘Terms easy. Educational facilities unsur- peor Near Weyer's Cave, Univirsity of Virginia, jatural Bridge and near ail leading Virginia 5; Fines | 2 and 15th st. . je! TO LOAN IN SUMS TO*SU on good real extute at lowest © M. KNIGHT, i 2 re ie Quiy six hours from Washington. ‘Two railroads, | 1701 two nilles from Gullford on. Hidete JOHN m BEALL, 1411 Fst. nw._| 1023 ,00 nly Of toe vemetatles Cou OGO BUILDING Lots, 50x150 FEET, | 140; ate. Taupeowed ana . | LENT, Loudoun, Loud ty, Via. else Q2GE2 eine aes minster waltct Getwoet be: 12 forssicin allpariset thechy, DAVITRON & DASE. biaraw, - f IN A PLEASANT AND fon, Band P. R. R—twenty minutes’ to city, ‘These | 1775 SON, Real Estate Brokers, 452 Dat haw. jee date 2 LLEASARS ASD Lots are covered With » variety of beautifil forest | 1003 SET ANTEDOTO TOs 4a paces ae i trees, and present eligible building sites. $5 to $10 a | 1709 wax ‘ED—TO LOAN SUMS TO ' lot. ‘Title indisputabie, For particulars call at 923 | 1310.6 a and Sill om reel estate in ‘State location ‘91h st. n.w., or address the subscriber. Tp08G ; gnd_kind of property. No commision. Address s, | 1 " . tect: rooms, In East Bladensburg, near Band Onteae, | 348 8a: Dee gee aaa eee 1S Atpot ten cen rooms, : | 83 , epot: ten . 708 13 iN 7 x ken, Address or. ferruced yard, ‘ue apple trees, stable, barn, etc. ele ihn Cd pee. Sia Brooks. D. C. jeld-2w> Everything in first-class condiiion, ahd is'a stately bo! 201 151 y Senk and lovelyresidence. ‘Terms eenty. “Tite indis- | $30 30a B75 (201 Asth si. 8.0.. 4 ~~ SL rae S WAGRAMAM. _ s RUMGw: Biadeusburg, Maryland ON” jeiegae” | Also, a number of wellocatéd Furnished Houses, | M[OME}, 20,2048 ON REAL ESTATE SEC als tw st Petes imac eto Call at office for Weekly Bulletin, issued every Sat- HUFTY & DYER. rroundings delightful: OR RENT-LARGE BRICK COUNTRY MAN- | urday afterngon. | Lanvtlords can have their housesad: | jor Pret Pree n between Waisiincton and Iultii glon, with grounds overlooking Washington, one- | ¥ free by placing them in ovr hands. aie ee Si. _ | Gres EDGEWOOp, Star ollie half mite from railroad station; thirteen rooms, | "Jel IL W. i 8 520.000 2% Was, O§ REAL estate | iene Rt aart crct aEpien pencnee, OR RENT_TWO SIX ROOM BRICK HOUSES, | “PSans Mane whhenr dene same to sult, ‘ircle, 140! and Aste. ater ahd eee 0. A611 30st. Bow. S18; 60-20) CHARLES W. HANDY, ae J Jco-2we | 11th ste. (new dfouse),$15. Apply to'R. FE. PATRO, * Gah Bocebet ns. T BEACH ROTEL. Ee a 482 Louisiana ave. jei5-Im* Si il id The steamer, Atro Will make dally Ficcare $1,800. si Vaiy'cr vuginta,on talons, | FOE RENT A NICELY FUENINUED BRICK eral Sectnity crac ar Notes eccurea Oe | Sep Geant gtia ome cts, aura Speman for sale or exchange; balf ore; excellent garden: fruits | (argo batt and rose yaran soon sekcnonees Senet | of Hah city onde FRattroad Stock and Bonds, | | The buibing is excellent. the scenery unsurpassed; tn abundance: Howers, staple, &c.: term very, accom | no smalienildren. 1488s .- Jel 16t* | Gorsed) Notes of ang" invesiment secaniies Tek. | oe ae a nn ruaten low Box 48, Stephens Clty, Va jeSim*” | JOR REN HOUSE, HALL, | PHILLIPS, 1428 New York ave. n.w. myd Apply to the office of the secretary, 1321 F st., or to = = = = water, gas, latrobe, baths, bay window, large park ‘ONEY TO LOAM, E. P. HICKEY, Manager, Colonial Geach, Westinure- A xEAEM OF 175 ACRES. SITUATED IN | in tront, good nelghborhood, 1751 Now Jerseyave, u. » on Real Estate Security, | id on. Va. jell Rinmen delve cr County, Maryland, qwithin twenty | w. Kent, $20. Apply at 1106 List. now. jel At Lowest Rates of Interest. d OARD—AT FALIS (HURGH, VA: SHADE acres in wood, in @ prosperous ugricullural comimu- | JOR RENT—1221 D ST.S, W. 8 ROOMS AND HO.nottzMan, | [Bina hoine comfores halt ule trons aspot ancl nity, convenient to churches, schools, post office, bath. 1430T st, n. w., 6 rooms, mod. imp., | _%6 Corner 10th and F streets northwest | care taken of invalids. Address Mis. KUON, Pulls tron WANTED-HOUSES. WANTED SMALE HOUSES ON LETTERED streets, between 17th and 20t) ; Feferences, Address, stati terms, etc., Box 111. office. 1“ ANTED—TWO HOUSES, LOCATED NORTH- F000 cash Address, WANTED 10 PURCH ASE_A HOUS! THE northwest section. Price not over $2,600. Ap- ply H. D, MANLEY, office 605 14th st, n.w. Jel6-6t NTED—¥OR A CUSTOMER, SMALL House north of K and west of 7th street: must be @ bargain and not over $1,500. JOHN SHERMAN &CO., 027 F st. n.w, Jel6-3t ‘AD A FAMILY OF THREE GROWN ipernons. a double or three-quarter house, un- furnished, for one or two years, ceutrally located aud West of 14th street. ‘Rent not to exceed $1,200 per annum. Address ¥, Lock Box 60, City Post Uttice, je ANTED—A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, WITH &c., twenty and seventeen miles. respectivel $20.30. 313 7th st.’s. w., Store and ihree rooms. SEY TO LOAN Chureh. TS-euast™ Washington by ike, and rail, will be otfered for sale Apa to A. S. CAY WOOD, cor. 9th and K sts. nw. Si sums voce on approved Real Estatesecur- G ROOMS, SUITABLE POR at the store of Ward & Pulks, Gaithersburg, Md., on | _Je15-3tt ity, at lowest rates of interest. Ch moderate. No family “two miles north of city: plenty trait, shade, Jane 20; 1885, at 8 o'clock p.m. ‘The farm is of ex- OR RENT—606 F ST. N. W., STORY AND | Uhhecessary delay. \.HUYCK, v les, &e, Conveyance to and from city da cellent natural quality, improved by a two-story frame basement brick, 11 rooms, all niod. imps, $75; 837 | _ DIS 1505 Penieylvania ave. SHADE, Star oflice. Jell-eo.* dwelling. outhouses, plenty of fruit, and is bisected by | ithoge Tsland aves’ Satory brick, 10 toons, alraed, | = yea TAFT. aa. =n fabio The ee . an excellent county road. Apply’ to W. R. FULKS, | Mhode Island ave.. Story, brick, 10 rooms, & eh JiA VE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD REAL BS. | T IS TYSON ARE READY TO AG adjoining. preinises, at the store ubove named, or Dr. | mda imps, $20, SWORRISTEDYT & BILE DER Gao | Ayltte OF Collateral security at lowest rates of iuterest. commodute several adylts for the season, P.O, FASS EELRS 13d Pearl st. Baltimore. mod. Imps., $20. S e1o3t. | Notelay when security is good, O.C GREEN, Koom | Laurel, Prince George's coluty, Md. JeB-eo6t Mmy21,23ewests Pst. aw. Be Je t_| 1, Piremen’s building, cor. st. and La ave. "juzs RDER W es POR SALE—A NICE LITILE Pars orsixty | WOR RENT 1325 KS? PROM JULY 1ST. WITH Moses. 70 Loax ‘ Sites walk Wom fopd’s Sta detropolit Acres; frame House of six rooms, and out-build- | paths also, other rounis; Souther copodine Sete | SYA 1a sums to sult, at lowest rates, enapproved real | branch B.andO. 1K. Plenty of antik, ice and charm ings cholce fruit and fine garde acres in high | bath; also, 5 posure. Suminer | estate security. FITCH, FOX & BROWN, | ing spring water. Horses and carriages for use of state of cultivation; three miles west of Guithersburg, | : 020 1437 Pennsyivaniaave | bourders at very moderate price. Reference if de Montgomery county, Fart, containing 408 acres of | THOR RENT SIX ROOM FRAME; 1217 EST.S.Ei ONEY To Loam. Sees |. Address Mrs KC. DE LANDER, improved land oné-half mile from Seneca Mills, in Just repaired; rent, $10. ay x TO Montgomery county, Md. Jel game county. Terms easy, Address E. C. PETER, ‘LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, ADSONEST RATES OF INTEREST, AIRSTULAES BOARD FOR THE SUMMER Maryland. my23-s&w2m"| _jel5-3t 920 F st. nw. eet Se bg te at “Balle Greve” . ain Gee F ‘THE HANDSOME RESIDENCE OF (OR RENT—HOUSE 607 NEW JERSEY AVE.| se3 1324 F st. nw. bunks of the wANDOK, the late C. C. Hyaty, at Hyattsville, Md., five miles | I nw. 10 rooms; modern iiprovemients: in good re- Large and airy house: extensive g from Washington, on the Washington Brinch of the | pair;$30 per month, Apply to W. C. JOHNSON, Norfolk and Fredericksburg steamers B.& 0. RR. ‘This property is one of the handsomest | 718 13th st. n.w, jel0-1m PROFESSIONAL Within three hours drive of “Colonial and most desirable residences near the city—Brick AOR RENT—UNFURN|SHE! —— —— Potomac. Churches. physician, post office ‘House. with 24 rooms—and the grounds, containing Se ae dut!y mai's), within 200 vurds. For particulars, ete., about 8 acres, are well improved and have an abun store-$300 eee ees R. AND MME. SELDEN, ESTABLISHED 1855, | address Mrs. JUDGE HUNTER, Port Conway, King ance of fully grown shade trees; very accessible to 250 st ‘Only reliable Ladies’ Physician in the city; cau be | George County, Va. JeO-im Washington by rail. trains Panne aan evens, hour, Quasultes di at 320 ee ave, Bear 41 At. nw. 7 ANTED—SUMNE JARDERS, IN A PLE an iso by good roads for ivi on prem- Prom realment WEES le cousu! " b 4 nile } OF to DE MY ATT, 900 K st. cw, WashtuglonD. Uons strictly confidential, ‘Separate Fooms for ladies saut, bealthy tocality, three mnlies grom Blue Separate rooms for ladies. Jerse A AERCISE ON EABY FRET IN THEOPEN AIR ‘nd sunshine best promote heuith and longevity, 53 7 are 25 | hence the eilte ofthe world vist Dr. Waites cust: | (PHREE OR FOUR GENTLEMEN, eo Ushnent, 1416 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Wil- ” 4 4e13-s,tu,th,6r* OR SALE—THIRTY-TWO ACRES; HIGHLY- Improved, 3 iniles out “th st.: elght room house: tenant house, barn, stable, and all necessary outbuild- ings; large orchards; fruit of all kinds; fine View,plenty Ridge Mountaiis. Terms moderate Addre-s Mra. X. J. PENDLETON, Gaylord P. 0.,Clarke counts, V 701 15th st., Zoftice rs...25, 75 |703 15th st., Zoilice rs. Alsoa large list of furnished houses 3 * ie, excelient water. Only $6,600 if sold at once. nPON & ~ lard’s hotel, for the ‘treatment of Corns, Bunions. | Branch. Bund O. RRL, six miles from city. Convey- the suniner a Furnished House; to take charge gfitia | io Several other desirable Warins and small coun AH POTSTremmave,_| lnvered Salta, and all Diseases of the Feet. 2th con: | Soe dieeigurer awe, came mire at Cottage Mae- ee he hare 0 juces near Washington. a ecutive year of practice in’ Washington 5 Sas 2 aa = ae eee Im WALKER & WILSON, 1006 F st. n.w. 0K RENT DESIRABLE 10Us est. 11 Xe Butaw st) OMee fee $i wath DLEASANT COUNTY BOARD. PLENTY OF — = = a 77 My = = oN ERT . = ie. Fruit ofall kim (joo Water an ANTED—FOR SEVERAL CASH CUSTOMERS OR SALE-A VALUABLE FARM IN MONT: | §90.°72 K st. ne., Ors, mL. MAvase PAYN (RESIDENT) MANICURE veute A 1d post oflce. 0% Improved Property worth from 94,000 to | A’ gumery county, Maryland, eigut miles from Wash- | $35. i510 Ist: ww, ksi. Mand Sitecon Chirdpodbie Pager Male Seana from Washington. “Fer particulars apply" to" Mee #,000; located weat of 7th nud south of ‘O's. n.w. | itton and two fron Silver spring Depot. Tt is beau. Secs aw Hed; Hang Nails and Biting of Nails positively cured: |. MEN VAR MGTIO Carlen rate utes ee 150, uuimproved Furiu,withia three miles ofthe ciey, | Hilly. situated, well wooded and wavered, and con. | $43: AE.S%-2.w.. 8 Corns, Bunions, Ingrowing Natls and ail diseases of the | 74MIES VA 2 2 inexchange for unimproved city property. Balk | tubs 137% acres, seventy of which is cleared land, | $4 Mice Broom Bri Fect sucorssfully treated Sivgle Treatment, elther | —™ STOW & PALMER OTS Tun at how. Jers'iw. | An excellent dwelling house and outhouses, Inquire, hands or feet, $1, Roonss 5 and 6, 045 Pa. at LEASANT 001 WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED aut, TEAM, HORSE, ‘WAGON, VY... iatuess. Mustbe reasonable. Inqitre 221 gilt st.8.6, Jel 7-20 ANTED-TWO GENTLEMEN TO TAKE ‘Cool, pleasant Rooms, or fully of adults to take whole house; family leaving the city for the summer; rent nominal to responsible parties. 1351 Q stjeld-3t* ‘ANTED—TO PURCHASE—A S4-INCH UP- right Bicycle; must be in condition and cheap. “Call at once, between the Of 4and 7, at 1225 K st nw. Jel6-zie ANTED-—TO PURCHASE—THE STOCK AND Fixtures of a Wood and Coal Yard, Cee State location, &e, Agents need not apply. Address Box 97, Star dftice, ‘jel5-3te ANTED—BOARD, IN RETURN FOR IN- struction in French, German, Mathematics or English by un experienced teacher. Seaside preferred. Address Hox 58, Star office. jel5-ore ANTED—$500 REWARD IF PROF. JAMES cannot teach oldor young 47 or more airs Py, note, singing, organ and piano, in @ quarter, by hi new invention, “Instructions $i per ‘month. 1007 st. Please eall. Jelb-3t© ARTED SECOND BAND GEOTHENG, WaT ches,guns,pistols, Jewelry. Also, furniture, stoves, c.,e,,boughe Best cash price paid. 'S.Guggenhieimer, 701 7tis.w. Note by mail promptly attended to.15-1m" ANTED-EVERYONE TO KNOW THAT Weare making six elegant Cabinet Photos for 1,50. Success with Children. LARDNER & CO., Pennsylvania ave., over Vogt’s. my30-1m ‘ANTED.— CERTAIN CHOLERA CURE — Cures Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Cholera Infun- tum, Cramps in Stomach and Diarrha@a It never fails’ When used ag directed. Always keep it in your house. Brite it where ever you go. The price is within reach ofall, and you won't have to take a dozen bottles be- fore relief, " It acts like magic. Diarrhoa is the first Stage of cholera. Stop that and you prevent cholera. on ‘TAIN eee ee hever fails to stop it a) a iy re SEE SR A BROWS. Fromme Be Apply to PSE BENT HOUSE 1507 HOT AVE. NicAR Scott Statue. Apply to J. J. Shedd, 2403 len for further particulars, at 2016 N st. n.w., at 9 a.m. oF 7pm. je5-1m JF ORSALE SARM OF 500” MORE ACRES, HIGH and healthy location; good improvements; ‘pleni oftrutt: miles from the ety. Inquire of JON BLOSS, 927 F st. n.w, Je3-1m* ARE CHANCE TO BUY A BEAUTIFUL RU- RAL HOME ON EASY TERMS.—8% Acres of good Land; good alx-room house, barn, fence well of purest cold water; location bigh, perfectly healthy, 2% miles from and overlooking this city. “Price $1,800. SUMMER HOMES, ‘The Virginia Midland Railway are now distributh descriptive pamphiets, giving names of Hotels Boarding Houses located ou for near thelr Tine, with their rates and accommodations. Special reduced Tate tickets can be purchased ai company’s office, OL Pemsyivania Je3-1m BI ‘ELLS ALL THE EVENTSOF LIFE. All business confidential. Ladies andgen- Vemen 50 cents euch. 408 L street, between 4th ‘and Bih streets northwest. my6-Gw* Mes id SRENGH SAGNETIC HEALER and Business Medium, js again at home, 1724 7th St n.w., where she will be pleased to receive her friends and patrons. my11-3m* IMIS. SURGEON CHIROPO URE AND DERMATOLOGIST. ‘| atin. we je4-1m, DESIRABLE COUNTRY - c mile from Hamilton station, W.. 0. and W. K. R. Fine shade, frait and water; ice house ‘Box 46, Star office. Je st, 6rm. FISHER & CO, 133: -33|!1429 s THOMAS J. » MANK ‘Terms $100 ro $500 down, and $20 to $80 per month : Gorns sof and hurd, Bumons. inflamed and Sore MM tiipaldior ie & PUILETDS Lez New Vere an oer | 123 aSee E Sreek nortwest_ | Joints. Club oF lngrowing Nails “absolutely cured | Sot wain wal ane ea PERS ihe ciite'of Washington ‘of remarkabie sures al free from station: good rooms and board: shade ang ; 8 mo! no! of the city. = 4 ure, sate anc rmanent. ice: E loors — eee: - SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, More. DETECTIVE AGENCY.—CON- | from 13th, upon fight. SS eie Scex K BOARDERS TAKE AT PHILO my27-1m ‘928 Fat, sultation Free and Confidential. Prompt atten- SS mont, one of the most beautiful and healthy see - Yon and reliable service. JAMES A. McDEVITT, Uons of Virginin. Dancing pavilion, boat-riding and ‘Manager, 805 Pennsylvania ave. Jel7-im> " HOTELS. Other amusements For partediacs address "D. J. LOST AND FOUND. STUDENT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF Vin. | ——————— TAVENNER, Phiios Poudon Co, Vamsisime AA. ‘finis, having taught fortwo sense will cose ETE summer for entrance on co.npetitive examina fons, HAMILTON P, HOWARD, 86 Beall st. Georgetown, D.C. Jel7-Lwe YOUNG BACHELOR OF MEANS DESIRES A\ ine nequaintance ofan hones hneligent Pre. it Address, ft SELECT BOARDING HOUSE, NEAR FORTRESS Monroe. Va. ‘Terms from 1s : Fine fucilities for bathing, bow dress W, F. LARRABEE, Fortress myl6-6w* Brocks Coscrrsstoxat Hore. ‘This Hotel Is situated opposite the Capito!—New Jer. sey ave. and B st se—the most elevated point in Washington. Itis out of the malfiria district, being 4435, 9th oF D sts. two bili, one $2 sd $1 pu. falf the amount ‘Ww: upon its return JONAH, Star office, ise ae OST—ON JUNE 16TH, TWO NEW FOUND- Lstarerne’ AFTERNOON, EITHER ON | ai ‘onroe, Va land male and female, with silyercoliarand | testant young lady. in strictest confidence, | 0b hundred feet above the level of the Potomac river. ing; black, A liberal reward will be pald ifreturned Sonor Star office, jeld-st*. | From tts Balconies a beautiful view can be had of the tw 1424 Pennsylvania ave. nw. ite entire city of Washington, Arlington Heights, Poto- maé River and the Capitol grounds. Summer boarders accommodated with delightful airy and well ventiiated jAUTION—HARTS INSECT POWDER IS SOLD ‘only in tiu boxes, trade-mark on the lid; not sold loose; insist on having Hart’s powder: refuse imi- OST—THIS MORNING, BETWEEN 14TH AND Lich streeta, on Q, a small round black leather ‘ANTED_NEW STEAM CARPET CLEANING and Feather Renovating Works. ¥. H. YOUNG, 1422 Pennsylvania ave, n.w. Factory, K st., corner 5th st. s.e, mylé-2m¢ ‘ANTED—TO KNOW THAT MOODY'S NEW ‘Tailor System is the latest improvement in Dress Cutting. It is known to have no equal. It is taught at n.w. corner 13th and G sts. nw. myl43m ANTED—ELECTRICHAIR RESTORER, THE y he age, will produce a sult of hair BSyears or bigness, “Call years of at 1222 F st. n.w. for furparicaiars Goeiatoh Bee 5D. Doane corner and rt favetbedn bald for 10 After balfa bottle ears, of Dr. Semmes’ Halr Restorer my hal coming in ck and fst.” ‘other Washington testuuno tan be eeat Ofte Lae F nea Gone Boe up one flight. myll 'ANTED—LADIES TO USE “ANTI-CORPU- Tene Pig seduce fuperfiuous flesh 15 ponnds month: harmless nev particalars, ‘lcox. Specific Co.. Philadelphia, Pi my8-s,m,w4m W ATED 10 ANNOUNCE TO THEE LADIES of Wi mn, that I have opened Pema iatg rear and Blow prices ‘call aid eee ap6-wés-Sm 789 ist st aw. NTED—COPYING DEPARTMENT, CALI WAASRAPH OFe(Cs, makes. « spedaity of a cmsaliers boutaes. fe Peet eoati eee aa anaes ‘Wises Soe Rirepenieres Ce recta, ap2i- rtmonnaie, containing about $5. ‘The fiuder will be | tations; the bestis the cheapest. Je13-0t | rooms. Transient, $2.00 per day. Regular boarders for Rea ee oem SAB aE ISS ANNIE F. KENDIG, summer season at low rates. —H. BROCK, Prop., o Ew Magnetic Healer, Ciairvdyant and Business Me- | "mnis-gm ‘Bormeriy of Jersey City OST-SATURDAY, JUNE 13TH, IN THE | Gium, No.23i 13th st.sw. fours 9 a.m. t07 p.m. 3 and Toten auaetmnans Te bees am | _msasawe seg Ps gf Gold Eyeglasses, Reward ifreturned to 1607 1ihode BOARDING. oem in LS a TORRE &°% > Island ave. n-w. EU ees NEWSPAPER, BOOK AND JOB PRINTING m fF eee 8 oo Lie cal aN, A EATS OF | Geaaanm, aansto, conven ont asp s|N)-coonstenow mS > HERE GSP mt Gentrat National Sank. A suitable reward wilt be | hp, t.Wv., fOr rent, with Board; several large pleas SRS FOR PRINTING OF ALL KINDS ant Rooms; also, two or three amall Rooms; trausient given for the return of samme to 1000 Gat.n.w. " ite | pnt Rooms, also, two or | jez-Im= ae CE UGH. DARBY. OST-IN F ST. CAR, TUESDAY EVENING, | ange AIRY HOO! 3 AND Procter el A A aD dune 16, a pat of lady's Shoes return 6 8 Tadians ave Also, Botaine foc carer moa Ea Fy? AB © se eee SPSL Pek mopath: Advance parma Meety regres. | aera SROTes rey c (OUND-SCARF PIN, SET WITH DIAMONDS, 2D. ee Bon Hg 4 SS “3 pe ees rons a= ‘PRACTI AND JOR PRINTERS, aa a = PP leadquarters. Je! IRST-CLASS TABLE BOARD, WITH OR 1238 Pennsylvania avenue, W: Dx OST-IN GEORGETOWN, JUNE ne A without rooms, at the new Belmont Flats, 813 12th w@ Fine Printing a specialty. office. ie teach eae =o ae a ‘ARRIS HO! EUROPEAN PLAN, PENN- |" p OsT—IN GRORGETOWN,ON MONDAY EVEN. # venta arg bee dots and Lathes Summer Kase Mansuracronrse Company. pEanrot mUAMCAxE , an old-fashioned Lace ‘find prices for rooms, Nov. netineraly Fewarded by ib todiod West F | omth; transient 6c and | $f With one 487 SEVENTH ST. N. W. IN THE MILLINERY LINE. OSI-SUNDAY, JUNE 14, A GOLD HUNTING | Dept of Justice. “SOHNE: HARRIS, Prop, my4-20h ssa To eae MESS Dita Wards Yibaa nea SORTING LOGE USE, $12 OTH ST. NW. beg: DONENSE SLAUGHTER of THOUMARDS of RAT? tar office. and ‘and K n.w. are: = Best conducted houses in the city. Table fire FOR CHILDREN, MISSES AND LADIES SORTER REVERED, AT, NAV | Sak patent rma eeuyegenseo” aa Jellow Seutch Terrier:auswers to the name of Gyp:had Série TREMONT,"—THIs HOUSE HASBEEN THE GREAT FEAST OF LOW PRICES 2 and every way in first-class ‘OST—LARGE COLL LLAR MARKED | order. Tels ecole aa tnt dete ig plece to board IN FLOWERS, TIPS AND PLUMES. Dave, 1408 31 se iw, winder will receive ro- | in tho r._‘Terms, $25, 30, $40 and $45 perm je7 ward on nim to abovenddress, Je! IX RIBBONS, VELVETS, LACES, BLACK TREBLE ENGLISH CRAPE, SPECIALTIES, GOOCH, SOLICITOR OF PATENTS, ‘ONDO! -al-Law and. Expert St. Cloud Snd'F sta. ‘Good’ work, good ‘references, Sie charges, ‘Twenty-one years experience. ioc eae erate. Hours ® to9p. m. Dr. FLYNN, ‘a3 x ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, 2and N. ‘Rooms © Gentca tae ‘Bullding, sey ave. Bw. Lams FOR VEILING, DY 22OR TEE oupesr AND. aT HALF THE VALUE. bf _ heed cagivop: Sgt Rast ee eee meter ere Herinee Geen Jeli-2 ‘You, gentle readers, on't miss this golden opperte- nity. We invite you most cordially, before purchas- Ing, to post yourself in our prices.