Evening Star Newspaper, June 15, 1886, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. C., JUNE 15. 1886. _ THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON TUESDAY... <a nnStame 15, 1886, CROSHY S. NOYES _. Editor The Evening star has « regular, permanent bona fide daily cireulation more than treble thatof any other daily paper pab- lished in Washington, and equal to that of all the other daily papers here added together. lent has found it necessary again to rensin a too sociable public that there isatime for everything, aud tuat everything iad better be contined te its time. He long ago set apart certain days and he the reception of the friends who call mecely to exchange greetin: but they seem te have accepted his announce- ments in @ Pickwiekian sense, and the stream Of travel into the White House has kept on at its old rate, without reference to the restraint he bas endeavored to set upon it. Here is a ease where it seems that thoughtful people would realize the Inconsistency between wish- ing a man well and preventing him from doing well. The President was chosen by a majority Of the other citizens of the United States to periorm certain duties, and in the effort to per form them thoroughly he has the good wishes of every patriot; yet some of the people who Protess to be most interested in his making a fne administration tnsist upon robbing him ot his working time to no purpose. A courteous Temonstrauee like that which has just been published from the Wuite House ought not to fail of its effect. Mr. Abram 8. Hewitt is a loyal son of New York. His resolution for a joint committee of Congress to consider the best means of cele- brating the centenary of constitutional govern- ment in the United States has in view the transfer of the ceremonies from the political to the commercial capital of the nation, The sug. gestion is asuffictent answer to itself. What- ever commercial benefits may have been en- Joyed by the American people as a corfsequence Of the establishment of the goverument upon an enduring basis, the act of establishment was im itself essentially political, and the place to commemorate it is certainly that which is identified with the growth, not of American trade, but of American nationality. It may Safely be said that no proposal for such a trans- fer as Mr. Hewitt has in mind will get enough ‘votes in Congress, outside of the thirty-six com- mitted to it by local influences, to carry it through. $< —____ Without entering upon the merits of the con- testover the chartering of a cable road in Washington there ought to be nothing but con- demnation of the tacties of the opposition in the flouse headed by Mr. Gibson, of West Vir- ginia, who to hinder a vote on the bill talked against time through the whole of the “Dis- trict day,” thus preventing the consideration of any of the other District measures of Import- ance waiting action. As another District day Will not occur before the second Monday in ‘July, and as Congress will probably not be In session at that date, 1tis doubttal if any tur- ther opportunity will be afforded for District legislation. Mr. Gibson ought to understand that there are other District interests to be con- Sidered besides those of the street railroads. $< 2 — The end of the strike in the building trades in this city is at hand, brought about by the con- cessions offered by the workingmen on the one hand and by adisagreement between the em- ployerson the other. The season of idleness has lasted more than six weeks, and everybody interested in the welltare of Washington will be glad that it isended. But how much better off Would all have been if it had never begun! And the very conclusion which both sides have reached at the middle of June might have been Feached on the first of May if the issues had been submitted to arbitration. Tss Ber Is Tse Worn TRY 17. IMPERIAL HAIR REGENERATOR Is the only absolutes ha wholly of SHADE, niess preparation for Hair partially gray. It produces EVERY is immediate acd las: also odorless: leaves the hair ciean, sof and gle yually de Sirable for the beard; Turkish or Russian bachs do not Afiect it. Price. $1 and $2 Write tor circular and seud sample of hair when ordering. Geuerai Depot ‘and Priv aie Application Rooms, 54 West 23d st, York. Paris Depot, L. KIPAMONT!, 12 Rue Cas figlion. For sale by all leading deugzisis. TMPERIAL HAIR ERATOR CO. Sat West 23d st., New York. ‘To BE HAD OF E P. MERTZ, Gewerat Acest, 1014 F STREET, WASHINGTON, D. C. Jel26t,e0d Turs Wearuer MAKES ONE THINK OF SUMMER CLOTHING, AND NOT ONLY THINK OF IT BUT LOOK FOR IT AND BUY .T. 5 ERY SEASON BRINGS OUT “NOVELTIES” IN THIN GOODS, AND WE CAN SHOW YOU THE NEWEST AND FINEST THINGS IN THE MAR- KET. FIRST COMES THE PURE SILK COATS AND VESTS. NEXT TO NOTHING IN WEIGHT, BUT STEONG AND War TED FAST COLORS. THEN COMES A GREAT VARIETY OF Mo- HAIR AND ALPACA GOODS, LIGHT ANB DARK, SACK COATS AND FOUR BUTTON CUTAWAY coam THEN COMES SEER CALCUTTA. AND A LARGE VARIETY OF DO- MESTIC. F AND DARK, STRIPES AND CHECKS. NEXT WE MENTION NORFOLK JACKETS IN SEERSUCKER AND MOHAIR AND THESE COME FOR BOYS, YOUTHS AND ME A WOKD NOW AS TO THE FIT OF THESE GOODS. VW AVE ALWAYS CARRIED THREE LENGTHS OF COATS: LONG, MEDIUM AND SHORT. WE HAVE NOW ADDED TWO MORE, TO WIT: AN EXTRA LONG SIZE, AND AN EX- TRA SHORT AND STOUT SIZE IT WILLSURE- N ODD SIZED MAN THAT WE CAN'T ~ MEN'S THIN COATS FROM 50C. UP. BOYS FROM 40 UP. EB BaRNUM € CO, rele 981 PENN. AVE, XCURSION To CHICAGO, ROUND TRIP $3.00, would be considered very cheap, but it is nothing compared to bargains in CLOTHING aT OAK HALL. ‘For Instauce: BUSINESS SUITS, from $6 up. DRESS SUITS, from $10 up. BOYS SUITS, from $4.50 up. (CHILDREN'S SUITS, from $2 ty. ODD PANTS, trom $1.25 up. SEERSUCKER COATS and VESTS, from $1.50 op. ALPACA COATS, from $1.25 up. SERGE COATS and VESTS, from $6.50 up. SHIRT WAISTS, from 35¢. un NORFOLK JACKETS, from $3 up. Tar Tor Has Coxe When the gentleman of letsure hies him to the ses shore or the mountains, or perhaps his fancy leads hhim to spend his vacation in trave: by sea or land, or both. Before taking his flight whichever way his inclina- tion points, ws would ask him_to take a peep in our show wiadow, or, better still, visit our establishment, ‘nd the probiem (what to wear while away) solves itself You will see or be shown with politeness and attention an endless variety of semt-tropical clothing fo suit the taste of the most fastidious and the most plain, SEERSUCKER SUITS, THE MATERIALOF WHICH WAS WOVEN IN THE NATIVE HUTS OF PAR-OFF HINDOSTAN; IMITATIONS OF THE SAME MADE IN THIS COUNTRY AND IN ENG- LAND CONSIDERABLY Liss IN PRICE, BUT STRO: 7 AND THOROUGHLY SHRU 3 RLIKE THE ORIGINAL THAT IT TAKES A PRACTICED EYE TO TELL “WHICH Is WHICH.” WE HAVE ALL SHADES OF BOTH. PONGEE COATS AND VESTS, LIGHT AD AUZEY AS THE SPIDER'S WEB, MADE = INDUSTRIOUS NATIVES OF “THE FLOWERY KINGDOM;" CUBAN CRIMPS, FROM THE “EVER FAITHFUL ISLE;” SOUTH AMER- ICAN CHECKS. FROM CHILI, PERU AND THE BRAZULS. LIGHT WEIGHT SERGE SUITS, IN EVERY SHADE, FROM THE ORTHODOX BLACK TO THE MORE PRONOUNCED DRAB AND SLATE COLORS, AND THESE AT PRICES THE REACH OF ALL. DRAP D'ETES, ZEPHYR WEIGHT CASSIMERS WITHOUT END, IN SUITS ND OTHERWISE, AND AT PRICES THAT WILL SURPRISE THE BUYER WHO KNOWS THEIR ACTUAL VALUE THE DUSTER, THAT INDIS- PENSABLE GARMENT TO THE TRAVELER, HAS RECEIVED FROM US ITS FULLSHARE OF ATTENTION. WE HAVE THEM IN ALL COLORS AND QUALITIES. WE CAN ¥IT A CHILD SIX YEARS OF AGE AND A MAN MEASURING 52 INCH CHEST MEASURE WITH EQUAL FACIL ITY. ‘TO THE STAY-AT-HOMES, BY WHICH WE MEAN THOSE WHO PREFER THE SOLID COM- FORTS OF HOME COMBINED WITH THE BEAU- TIFS OF WASHIN TO THE SHORES OF “THE VEEP-SOUNDING SEA,” OR THE RUGGED GRANDEUR OF THE LOFTY HiLL TOPS, WE WOULD SAY, VISIT OUR ESTABLISH AND WE WILL ATD YOU IN MAKIN WASHINGTON DURING THE HEATED TERM AS COOL AND ENJOY ABLE AS IF YOU WERE IN A MODERN ARCADLA. THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY, N.W. CORNER OF 7TH AND D STS. 3.M. GRADY. Maxaman. SIGNS) _ Jel5-m.wf Win You Taxe As ““Oormar Men that anticipate taking a trip this sum- mer should remember that a Fiannel Shirt is au indispensable requis! ‘The attention, also, of bicyclists, tennis play- ad base-bailists is called to this excellent stock, which, on account of its being too large for this stax: of the season, we have lowered prices considerably, In order to in- crease the demand and close out the stock while In season. Gray Flanni Jar, well fittin Wei Sury Dis Stoel Laced aud Buttoned Fiat ray, blue and brow, collar aitached, made full 1 alow for shrinkage, well made, Were Saal Shirts, buttoned fropt, with col- rr duitoned, splendid qaulity of Hlaunel, collar and Pockets al exceiieM: shirt, colors ‘navy bite aud gray. Were Surplus Stock’ p ‘Men's department. iis floor, sc left, Peuusylvania avenue entrance. WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Avsorner Averiox Satz or Laces in New York. at which we hought largely, en- ables us to offer our customers what we firmly believe to be the best latrin dues in Laces ible to secure in this or any city. they belug in some instances worth alinost double the pice asked by us, and as thes cannot last very doug at these prices, we would advise au carly Lot No. 1400 yards 2% Inch Ecru Egyptian re, Worth Yc. only Se. per vard. Lot No. 2-200 yards 3i, inch White Egyptian a pretty patterns ply Se. per ¥ard. iS varie Sig nd 4 inch White we, flue quality, choice des uty. 10e, per yard, meee ‘460 yards 4 and 5 inch White rs 4 5 Inch White and Eera Fayptian Lace, choice, heavily-worked pat terns, worth 2Uc., only ide per yard. Lot No. 6~165 "yards Diy inch White Egyp- tian Lace. fine quality of netand extra heavy work, worth fully 25c., only 17e. per vard, Lot'No. 7228 yards iy inch White Egy {iy Lace: very handsome patterns aud exec Jent quality, worth 25e.- only 20c. per yard, the price these surpass any previously offered by us. se (Second floor: take elevator.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Lanes Usvenwran Bancarss Our stock of Ladies’ Fine Gauze, Gossamar, Balbrigyan and Lisle Thread Underwear and Silk Bodices is yet complete in each line and size We quote as specially zood values the follow- 1 Gauze Vests (silk bound:) Ing hashes 'Fiigh neck and Yong stews, Hugh neck and suort see pit neck and Doslecves, i fd no siecwes, grade 8 s.3 for $1. A grade stil a ‘he A grade exira fine, 6244 cents each, Ladies’ Fine Gauze Jersey Bodices, silk bound. perfect =hape, cents each Ciliren’s Gauze Vests— High neck and long sleeves, Higu neck and nosieev?s. The (bing for summer seashore we lors: Pink, cream, blue and cardinal, only $2.50 each. * (Furst floor, midway; left side.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Soar Warxixe Ses We are displaying an excelient line of Sum- mer Wa.king Skirts In good variely, compris- ing the best Values vet shown by ussand quote 4s prom bargains the following: 3 dow Ladies’ Cotton Pongee skirts, box plait- ing on bottom, Be. each. 50 doz Ladies’ Sammer Walking Skirts, made frow plain and striped skirting, one and two box Plaited ruffles on the bottom, only 50c, each. ‘The vest for the money possibly obtain= Summer Walking Skirts, made . ped skirtivg. culy Ze. each, yee ee ide Sumnger Checked gba alking Skirts, two box plaited rullies ‘OB bottom, only Sige each.” is ‘A large asnortnient of the varios Kinds and yes at $i. being the best we can secure to sal ce. ality guaranteed » 91-37%, $1.50, 31,75: icirs for stout ladies. 800 9% a ‘Extra Sized «Second floor; take elevator.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. 10 Piz Cent ON ENTIRE STOCK. J. © HUTCHINSON, Jel5, Repvctios. 907 Pennsylvania avenue. ‘Usual reduction of SEASONABLE GOODS. MILLINERY, LACES, EMBROIDERIES, DRESS TRIMMINGS, BUTTONS, RIBBONS, CORSETS, HANDKERCHIEFS, COLLARS, RUCHINGS, Ete. PARASOLS at cost. WRAPS and JACKETS at half price. WHITE SUITS. Selected line from $4.50 to $20. FOSTER KID GLOVES $1 per pair, upwards, Every pair fitied and warranted. ‘The opportortunity to secure BARGAINS for the next thiry days " Pry LEAR AND HARMLESS: NATTANS CRYSTAL Cana! fectly clear TER DISCOVERY FOR THE for restoring to FLANNEL SUITS, from $6.50 up. OAK HALL CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS. ‘Base Ball and Bat given with every Bay's Sult. jell CRLLULOW TRUS. sale at AS. FISHER'S, 623 “Ub street uorthwess devotes ber Yrs FISHER ‘ecullou Wo the wag of Pacas Rovat Srzctanrm Tx GLOVES. LOW PRICES FOR BEST GOODE, ‘Silk Mousquetaire Gloves. all lengths, all colors, 58, 68,89, 98, $1.25, $1.48, $1.75. Pure Lisle Thread Gloves, all shades. 25e, ‘Taffeta Sik Gloves are made of silk and linen. These gloves have all the appearance of all silk, only 25a. 8 pair. Silk Mitts, in twenty-two different shades Misses,’ 20c; ladies,’ 20, 38, 48, 55, 68, 75. 83, 980. ‘az Unquestionably the finest assortment ofsummer gloves in the city at the Palais Royal. 4 A E & go fur M4 99 Boe : { ast opened, 50 pieces extra fine Oriental and Egyp- tian Lace Flouncings, 42-inch wide, now being offered ‘ut lower prices than is asked by the Palais Royal com- petitors for old designs, 100 pleces Laces and all-over tomatch at prices that will surprise you. MULL SHAWLS will be much worn: and for $2.68 the Palais Royal is showing most exquisitely hand- embroidered noveltlesthat are really worth $4 and $5. MULL FICHUS, in pretty designs, from 48 to $1.98. MULL TIES, with lace ends of finest Oriental and Egyptian lace, 48¢. CEEMISETTES of pique, linen and percale, white and colors, enffs to match. ‘These are the very latest nevelties, ‘The only oid stock advertised this week 1s the fol- lowing: 9 dozen Mull Ties, prettily embroidered, re- duced from 19 to 9¢. each. EFF A NN ON q F AA NNN gs 4 FoR OE OS e a4 BONN = ‘The prices quoted below give no idea of the variety, the designs or the quality of the goods offered. With- out fear of contradiction, the Palais Royal claims as large @ stock of fans as any three stores combined in ‘Washington. Japanese Parchment Fans, superior, 2c. ‘Japanese Fans, in 1,000 desicns, 10c. Japanese Fans, with bone sticks, 14¢. “Mikado” Fans 39¢. usually sold for 49¢. Sateen Fans 39c., usually sold for 49c. Satin Fans, olive wobd sticks, ouly 39c. Fine Ostrich Feather Fans $2.68. usually 95. FrF £ oO WoW Wei RRR FE L oo wwwweee R PE 83 Gag es ¥ LULL 00 ~W WwW KERR R Sss8> ‘The :following lots, secured this week, are the best values offered this season: 100 bunches fine French Flowers 98c., worth $1.60. 50 bunches Lilacs, Sil Poppics, Jonquils, ete., only ‘75e. a bunch. Same as sold early this season for $1.50. 100 bunches Lilucs. Jonquils, Roses, 48¢.; worth 75¢. 100 bunches Poppies, Morning Glories, etc., 35¢; worth 50c. 100 bunches Roses, Buttercups, Snowballs, etc., 19¢.; worth 26c. a bunch, PPP A L 4 | i 2 aA L AA PPP AA aA PMA EL Bah RRR LS ¢ RR oo gz ry Pegg Yat RE ‘oo ¥ #4 furs jell 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. e853 J RRR PPP URE 11 5%y EER oSty Y U Eee’ ber Rei Hf Seq. Fi SWAP RISES TIT o [rm pon, A PUESEA §R REE DDD. ee ALD AMESDAY SKN Eee *ss' Boo 244 ¥ 2 fTTT! Rn RRR ,88, DDD A Y¥ PIPES ERAS PH Pode i Ss8 Do eaS S JUNE 16,16 AND 17, AT THE PALals ROYAL FIVE-BUTTON, SCALLOPED TOP, FANCY EMBROIDERED. BACK KIDGLOVES,6DIFFERENTSHADES OF TAN, 950. THESE ARE THE WELL-KNOWN $1.60 GLOVES OF THE PALAIS ROYAL ONLY ONE PaIR TO A CUSTOMER AT 6c, AND FOR JUNE 15, 16 AND 17 OL ‘THE 980. SILK MITTS OF THE PaLals ROYAL ARE ACKNOWL EDGED SUPERIOR TO THE UsUAL, 260,G00D8, WEHAVE 15 DIFFER ‘ENT SHADES OF COLORS 1704 PaIR FOR JUNE 16,16 AND 17. & ES U ‘7TH, STH AND D STs BAMA BB A A uM “g On Monday we will again resume our Auction sale of Dry Goods, and continue from day today. Hours, 10 in the morning till 2 in the afternoon, ‘Aadies will please take notice that the Auction sale of Dry Goods is held in our back building, upstairs, ‘Still we offer for private sale stock in our regular Dry Goods Department at prices most astonishing. ‘Remember, we are going out of Dry Goods, ‘We must sell and r@fuse no reasonable offer, Te will pay you to come and see us, It will pay you well to lay tn Winter gooda ‘We hiVe a good and desirable stock. Our Dress Goods are as fine as can be found any- where, ‘Remember, we must sell. THE IMMENSE RUSH in our Embroidery and Lace department left us # lit- tle short of some goods on Saturday. ‘We now announce the following new arrivals of Big ‘and Special lots which we claim to be the cheapest goods shown by us this season. SWISS EMBROIDERED FLOUNCINGS. Seven new patterns added to-day to our famous 25c. Jot; they are 10 to 14 inches deep, new patterns, really Worth 480. a yard. Remember our ffrice, 25c. a yard: ALSO opened to-day, 16 new patterns of Swiss Embroidered ‘Skirtings, 45 inches deep, work coming high up; actu- al value $1.25 to $1.98: our price only $1 yard. Re- member 16 new pattérns opened since Friday. In Laces we are showing everything that 1s destra- ble. We have bargain on top of bargain, We are only sorry that some customers at this department cannot receive the attention they deserve: we allude to those who come during the extra busy hours,and at times when the stock is so “‘mussed” that it is impossibie to ‘show the many good things we have. Just opened. a 40-inch Oriental Flounce for 75. a yard, worth $1.25. SCARFS AND SHAWLS. ‘We are selling great many of all-wool Cashmere Scarfs and Shawis this season, from the quantity of ‘shawls sold the prices must be correct, We will offer for the next few days: 100 dozen of Scarfs (all-wof Cashmere), fringed ends, at 95c. each. 50 dozen of scarfs (all-wool Cashmere), fringed all round, handsomely embroidered at $1.40 each. Crepe Capes and Shawisa specialty, The largestline of fine Capes and Shawis in the city. BBA MM o™ 5885 BAL BATS oe fk OO eee Ssg8 jela 7TH, 8TH AND D STREETS. Came Tux Rou ATTENTION, CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON, WHILE THE LIST IS READ OFF! It 1s prices, not promises, that tell thetale. When People start out to buy tley want to know-where prices are the lowest. For good clothing, the lowest prices are always to be found at VICTOR E. ADLER'S TEN PER GENT CLOTHING HOUSE. Here is the proof of the assertior 90.75 FOR OUR GREAT SPECIALTY SUIT. $2.50 FOR MEN'S CREOLE SUITS, ALLSIZES UP TO 42. 200 BOYS' SUITS, AGE 14 TO 17 YEARS, $1.96. A GOOD BUSINESS SUIT FOR $5.00. CHILDREN'S SUITS, Strictly All Wool, 92.87. wy ¥, ¥ | GENUINE SEERSUCKER COATS AND VESTS, $1.50, PONGEE COATS AND VESTS, $5.00. Office Coats, checks and stripes, 25c. Sold on Tues- day and Thursday evenings only, from 5 to 7 o'clock. VICTOR E ADLEB' PERCENT CLOTHING HOUSE STRICTLY ONE PRICK 927 AND 929 SEVENTH ST. X. W., Corner of Massachusetts Avenua. Open Seturdaystill 11 pm geld We: Azz Masoracrorzrs Axp CAN FIT YOU AL{—FAT, LEAN, OR OTHER- WISE-FROM THE 24-YEAR BOY TO THE 300 POUNDER, NO MATTER WHAT SHAPE YOU ARE. WE CAN SUIT YOU IN EVERY PARTICU- LAR, AS REGARDS THE LENGTH, THE SLEEVE, AND IN THE FIT OF THE COLLAR WE EXCEL :NO OTHER CLOTHIERS CAN | COMPARE WITH OURS, FOR NO HOUSE IN THE CITY HAS THE FACILITIES OR THE ADVANTAGES THAT WE POSSESS, NOE CAN ANY TOUCH OUR PRICES EISEMAN BROS, MANUFACTURERS, Cor. 7th and X streets, Maz J. P. Pinca msrortER, 1107 ¥ @TREGT NORTHWEST, ‘Will clove out the balance of her importation of'| PARIS BONNETS and LONDON HANS, together with ber UNTRIMMED STOCK, at greatly reduced prices. Cuore Stocx Or LIGHT-WEIGHT SUITINGS: oesson compels us to REDUCE PRICES nom of ee TER SENT on BABY WABBINGTON HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL OUT- LAWS TENNIS 4 SPECIALTY, ~ QUALITY UNSURPASSED PRICES THE VERY' WANTED—HELP FOR _RENT—-ROOMS. FOR RENT—HOUSES. ‘ANTED — SERVANTS — ALL NATION. L- W dies wno want employment in frst clase nuaten Batratibafiahe Ree sia ens ‘ANTED—SA! and pn nent rt ‘ferences. it esition to the right man: mast have re cal Inesday morning, between 7 and 10 o'clock, Fentaytvenis ave. DW, = as W 4NTED A SETILED WOMAN IN BAMILY ironer, and have references. 1116 10th st. u.w. 11* TANTED-A WOMAN TO DO GENERAL Housework. One wish good references may ap- ply at 2135 K st. nw. - {7 ANTED—TWO LIVE WAITERS ATMACK'S Restaurant and Dining Rooms. 203 Oth oe ay ees MR ie WANTED, A RELIABLEGENTIEMAN FOR A Gooa Ferercaces requinite. salary $iS weer Rony Stter 10am. 8. HIS, 426 7th sncwe upaiaire Ate \ANTED-A YOUNG MAN ACQUAINTED W “vith tho clty'as salesman sapeor wae cea, T. V. SMITH, Grocer, 620 Set mie ts WA ay ea NURSE, FOR YOUNG ‘infant. Apply at 1221 that nw. Jel5-6re. W ASTER WHITE WOMAN—POR FAMILY Cook AppIY at once, with references. Apply to Room 6, American House, 3015-30" FOR, REST@1297 MASS AVE. TWO | VERY south front, ee FOR RENT_THREE OR FOUR ROOMS, 911 4TH Bite. for ; Fe atias se LeM howsekeepine: Story bay wie POR _RENT—Two, FIRST FLOOR ROOMS Pvery Seiabiet 153s if one. cor Vermont are Broker, ‘iH. RO! Je15-St Real Estate and insurance FORREST, FURNISHED AND ‘UNFURNISHED 24 and 34 floor Rooms, with Board: reservation in ; reterences 1803, stnw. : = Je-o1 FOR RENT-OFFICE OR DESK ROOM, FINE k Joeation on Fst, near RObICL “Address HJ Star R RENT—THREE FURNISHED ROO! second floor, single or en suite; bath same floor; at Summer rates; caterer near by: no small childrea: 13 Bast ne Jela-sie Fee, RENT—TWO FURNISHED ROOMS TO en, Mt llOEst nw. Reference ex- chalged only, fol Te ep 2 gentlemen. 902 14th st. n.w. Jel4-see Fe, RENT—2605 Q ST. N.W.—NEW DRY NINE Toom House, with convenienceiocality very, ool and desirable: one streetcars. Apply Di dest a. ‘cars. pais i , RENT—TWO-STORY BRI 918 P st. n. w.; RON TT 7 BAY Winpow ‘Brick House, as aix roots, col fang bathroom aid ail modern’ touveutevoos Bewly papered and in'thorough onde! ‘Appiy S13, ne eure R_RENT-FURNISHFD—“ARGYLE” THE country residence of the late Thomas iagden, oa Piney Branch road, 14th st, extends. “Tor, hotoriaa tion address T. BLAGDEN, Gy P.O. Box S81. Seid-se OR RENT—A NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE Horo rooma, oo Maryiaind ave. Caotial ii, within one square ds, tor Sais. "Aux nd Septemberye delightful fooniton for sunctners Rent Sery low to a responsi ‘without snail ehll= Gren. Addrees Box i Star’ jerote HR RENT_910 INDIANA AVE. OProsiTé Hall: $50 per monty, honse ‘now ‘open, to be at. Fer further in:tcmation address THOS BLAGDES, Gly Pustiitice, box SS). je13 Se ‘JVOR RENT—A SMALL FAMILY WILL RENT to ‘without. 8 fom roome to, mutchildren: ‘convent ent nelon an jnting offices: mod- ern improvemms, ‘Terms moderete. S16 20st. Jeld-at WASTED —A GOOD RESTAURANT COOK VY, Gyoman), German preferred, at 708 K st. a. w. le ‘ANTED—A YOUNG MAN ABOUT 18 YEARS of age to draw seda, at Standiford's St. Cloud Pharmacy, 9th and F sts, n.w.; oue with some ex- perience preferred, Je1a-ave ‘ANTED — EMPLOYMENT BUREAU CON- W aucced by Ladies, Men “‘Gooks, Walters; mad, Agsietanta wines 4 ‘and colored: elty and springs. "717 Si etn. DORE &C0, ei Jo1s-4 ANTED—AT I. H. LAMB'S NATIONAL Pie Bakery, 64 Fat i. firstciass Hand. union 3t white mee “WANTED A, BEGISTERED DRUG | CLERK: CARBON, Jela-3te TW 4NTED_ARELIABLE HONEST MAN. WHO understands feed business, Please address Box ‘age aud experience. Address 55, Star office. Jel4-3t ‘ANTED-IMMEDIATELY. A WHITE ‘woman to do general housework in a family of three adults; to one having references and un- derstanding ‘their duties wages will be given. Apply at 728 17th st. n. Jel4-208 ‘ANTED—A WHITE GIRL TO COOK, WASH ‘and iron for a family of two. Apply at 425 7th sts. W. Jeld-206 WASTED—COOKS, DRESMAKERS. | CHAM bermalds, nurses, scrubbers, dishwashers, wait ets, ladies’ maids; other hel} in_until 8 p.m CRNHAM. WANTED STENOGRAPHER AND TYPE: writer. None but a lady or gentleman of expe- rience need, apply, stating qualifications and salary expected. Box 06, Star office. Jel2_ WANTED HUNDRED MEN AND WOMER. Callat once. White andgolored women Cooks, $10 to $20; Chambermaid® Nurses, Men Cooks, COOMBS & BURGESS, Emp. Bureau, 926 F st. n.w. nig and northern cities: ‘OR RENT- FURNISHED ROOMS, COMMUNT- cating of single, with board, at simmer 4 Sonvenient to cars and herdice; rooms large and airy. see at orcad OR RENT—J. W. MOORES DINING ROOM, successor to Mrs. Kant, 717 9th st. mw. will be open Tuesday, Junethe 15th." Also nicely furnished Foomsfor Tent. solicit the patronage of the public. ee i RENT—TWO OR THREE ROOMS, FIRST flocor, north and south front, furnished oF un- rntshed, for the summer of longer, cool and desira- die, large shady yard, at $22 Cat. n. Jer2-ae FOR, RENT ONE OF THE MOST DESIR: able locations, 941 Hi st., cor. 10th. n.w., suites oF single Rooms, elegauuly faralshed, st eummer rates. Entec FOR PENT-POUR UNFURNISHED ROOMS: logge, light and airy; none better; all improve. ments; near cars; moderate rent; references; no chil- SE en ee RN 2 JFPQE FENT-LARGE, COOL ROOMS ON SECOND floor, parlor, bedroom and private bath: Rammer rates, at B20 Lath at nie opposite Rramtia summer rates, at 02 nw. ‘Square, oppo ela PR RENT—TWO LARGE COMMUNICATING Rooms, nicely furulshed, convenient to cars and herdics. 1439 Corcoran st. a.w. ye1z-ate ‘(OR RENT—ROONS AT 612 14TH BT. N. W. three communicating rooms third floor; furnished: multe oF went of permavent, JeL2st= ISHED ROOMS—101a 16TH ‘Suu... elegant Toomer handsomely: turolshed: single or en suite; summer prices; herdics fsee doors : 3 Say — 931 eae YORK AVE. pe VUurnished Rooms: sonthern exposire, and ‘Glass Table Board: house occupied Uy owner, “Refer ences exchanged. te2-2w® Fe RED 'NFURNISHED, 915 E. ST. N.' pee large Rooms with private bath; 2d story. ta Jelziwe V ‘ANTED—A GOOD COLORED WOMAN FOR nurse, one willing to go to country. Apply 511 6th st. n.w. FASst : BS ad WASTED-A COMPETENT PERSON WAV. ing a knowledge of the business of prosecuting soldiers’ claims ror pay and bounty. state experience and wilary expected, address Box 104, star Office, Waste D—-MEN AND,WOMEN DESIRING Profitable employment: Salary oF commission on “ ods, Address, With 25 eBats Stamps. to pay for edutract and samples, LS MPEG CO. ‘ eT ANTRD. E MEN TO REPRESE: National Mutual Lite agsociatio: Uberal arrangements on salary and commission will be made. Call at office between Sand 9 am. or ad- dve- A.H. BEACH, Special Agent. Je2-3m WANTED MEN AND WOMEN TO BTART A new business at their homes, easily learned in an hour, 1c. to 50c. an hour male daytime or even- ing. Send 10c. torn puckage of samples aud 24 work. ing samples to commence on. Address, ALSANY. : myis-Lin SUPPLY O0., Albany, N.Y. WANTED--SITUATIONS. W AdTED-KNOWN THaT LALOR BCREAT VV exigages only reliable and competent. Servanss for any aud all cdpacities mule or fernale: with refer ences, for eity and country. “F. H. DICK, 617 7th st. nw. = WANTED IA SITUATION TO DO CHAMBER: work and family sewing. Address M. H. M.. Star office. *. 7ANTED—BY A DRUGGIST, (REGISTERED ‘Sud of experience), au engagement on cr befure Ist, Address Morphia, Star office. Je15-31" Wa TR cook and do housework for $wo; nights. 800 K st. n.w. Ju OR RENT—AT 1414 AND 1410 K ST_N. W. large, cool, elegantly furnished Rooms, with oF without ‘soard. Summer rates Mra, GRANT. my27-Im* OR RENT—AT 824 13TH ST. NW. FUR- nished Rooms. en suite or single, on Ist and 24 floors; at moderate terms during the summer season. $i Secommodate transient people it desired: private family. my25-Im* FOR RENT—FLATS. OR RENT—IN THE “E' n.W., a very desirable Flat; rent low during sum- mer.” Apply to THUS. J. FISHER & Co., Jel0-0r 1324 F st nw, MONEY TO LOAN, POR RENT_TO TWo LADIES IN OFFICE OR small prtvaye falls for drew months, 2803. jeights,$20 per month; reference::house fornished. SET yersae 7 RENT-THREESTORY BRICK DWELL- Fring, 3011 Not mwa bey oc D010 Sse yror RA! Hu Store, Bake House and Stable attached.” Inquire at 622 1 strext ne. Jerse VOR RENT—A THREESTO K HOU ‘with back building. Fooms, bath and all improvements. RK RENT-TWO NEAT FIVE-ROOM BRICKS, 1520 and 1524 New Jersey ave. u.w.: $15 In ad. Yance. Apply to W. C. DUVALL, 025 F st FOR REST SECROOM BRICK HOUSE, BP istst.n.e. Apply at $22 1st si. ne, Jed POR RENT—THREE SQUARES — FROM Patent. Post and Pension offices, House 47 F stn. ¥.:4 rooms, water and gas, aud bath room; reut 20.50 in advance: posession ‘at onoa. “Inquire of LEON TOBRINER, S22 44 st. now. css JOR RENT—HOUSE 020. it STN: Window, press brick, modern conveniences o ou : the premises jelo-2* GHT ROOM BRICK; ALL MOD- rn improvements: bath; L733 13th st nw: $27.5 in advance; key next Gor.” Apply 1258 Lith st uw Fe RENT OR LEA ST. BUSINESS House. 1112. Possession civen Ist of July. For terms inguire of Dr. TONER, 615 La. ave. jel5-3t* POR ki SIX-ROOM BRICK HOUSE; bath, hot and cold water: park in front: convenient 0 all lines of cars; 402 New Jerscy ave. nw. Inquire 408 New Jersey else Per rENT SEORGETOWN HEIGHTS — 4 double dwelling containing eleven rooms, range and latrobe; compietely ‘urnixhed: rent. $40 per m Apply to THOMAS J. FISHER & CO.. 1324 F at uw. jeisoe 6: 619 Ct. 61 = Pc 2 STORES. Petmo.) OFFICES __ Per Mo. 1013 Fst.n.w.,st.@c..$200||9th & Pa. av, rm 8.820 85, 9th and Pa. E The above is oniy books.” For fall hist thelstand sth. 1 JOR KENT—NEAR THE CAPITOL, Al ble an situated Brick Dwelling, nine Tooms, including bath, 103 2d st. ne. jel dw WOR RENT—HOUSE 509 HST. NW. WITHIN of Pension office, containing | ten the premises. jeld-aee 50,000 TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE ATS ‘and 6 per cent insums to suit, ‘Loans made with- clit delay." Commitssions reasonable, Jeli LES W. HANDY. NStONAL LAW AND TRUST, COMPAN 4N Money to Joan on approved securities— Ail bust Bess prowptly and satwsuctorlly transacted. JOHN . MITCHELL, Real Estate Department, 1214 F st. 293m, 10.000-TO LOAN 2.000 WW ASTED=4, SITUATION BY 2 RESP WV bie white girl as nurse and chamberniatd; th very Werf of reference. Apply at 2027 L st. nw. Jels-2t ANTED-BY A MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN A ‘W ‘hisce os working housckeoper in moriowers family, Where there are children. Can furnish refer- ences; or Will take charge ofan invalid lady. Address MISS, Star office. Jela-2ee ANTED-A YOUNG MAN, 18 YEARS, OF 3 years’ experience In the drug business, desires a position; good references. Address, Box’ 43 Star office, Jel4-3t* ee See ny 2 'ANTED—KNOWN THAT ONLY RELIABLE “W aura competent servants in ait capacities wuite and colored, with city references. 3. A. COOMBS, Eiup Buresu 926 F st. n.w. Jel4-6t ANTED—BY A COMPETENT MAN, A SITU- W dion se Conchinaty willing to gowny tor same mer; best relereuces, if requived. Apply at 1820 20th Jel4-at™ W SSTED-A LADY WOULD: WISH TO GET a pla-e for a respectable white gir! us chamber- muld: would assist to take care. of children; ‘no objec~ toleave the city. Call at 142. Cst. se. jel4-at WANTED ELACES FOR COOKS. 24 GIKES, nurses, ladies’ maids, housekeepers and others, with references. This an PRICE & BURNHAM, 630-632 F st. n.w. Je12-6t" ANTED-—SITUATI AS BOOKKEEPER by young man: 12 years’ experience: best of ref. erence, “Address Box 56, Star office. Jell-at ‘other cities and couniry. WANTED—-HOUSES. _my20-1m* M Sree | seco ON REAL ESTATE ee: my27) __‘ THOS. E. WAGGAM. (NTO ARMY AND NAV’ AY OFFICERS AT LEGAL RATE OF INTEREST. JAMES E WAUGH, my? M° TO LOAN ON LIFE INSURANCE a) POLICIES. JAMES E. WAUGH, 933 )OREY TODAS aT LOW RATES oF INTER LOUIS CUNNINGHAM, Broker, NEY TO LOAN-—IN SUMS TO SUIT. AT lowest rates, on appre: ed real estate security. No 1407 Feet 2: TO LOAN ON REAL ES ONEY TO. LOA: Al Fat my22-1m St 1410 F st. JOHN SHERMAN & tate, JAMES E. WAUGH, ‘933 F st, my17-1m NT—CLINTON HOUSE, ON THE ner of 7th and I sis; a large’ and commodious oase, suitable for a tirsi-class Loardiag or private otel {OR RENT-FURNISHED— 1 DUPONT Circle, until lately the house of Hon. 8. . Cox. This honve is one of the most beautifully situated dwellings in the city, has all modern improvements nd is ia first-class condition, For further information apply to DULANY & WHITING, Real Estate Brokers, Jel4-Im* 1320 F st. QR RENT BRICK HOUSE, 9 ROOMS. 1531 Ath st_n.w.; $30. Brick House, 7 ro V st n.w.: $22.50. Furnished Back Parlor, ‘$20. Apply at 1625 14th st. POR RENT—1436 8 ST. N.W.-SE ROOM Brick, five rooms furnished; all modera improve- large yard. Inquire on the premises, Jel 4-3t* 109% K ST. N.W., BET. 1ST AND New Jersey av.—A three-story new brick House: 5 Foo, with bath foot: fromt and rear yard. Apply 001 e 317 Delaware ave. ne.,with all modern improvements; $25 in advance: one square from the Capitol. Apply 214 11th st aw. esitpcmmenanets "Ut of yroR NINE-ROOM BRICK HOUSE. with all the modern Improvements. 1517 12th at nw, Apply toJ. F. GREEN, 1520 14th st, now, Jeld-2w*! OR RENT-NEW BRICK HOUSF, 128 10TH ES ,f-O8 © E. SCHNEIDER, 033 F st. nw. TES MOREY, 70, LOAN ON REAL ESTATE OR aA other security. Any amount desired: lowest In- ‘crest: commissions only one percent. “ik A. PHIL: LIPS. Licensed and Bode Heal Estate Broker, 1425 ew York av TO LOAN IN SUMS OF NOT LESS $5,000, at 5 per cent, on first-class city Stulullet sums at 6 per cent 0. HOLTZMAN, Corner 10th and F streets northwent. ‘ONEY TO LOAN In sums to suit, on approved Real Estate secur- ‘at lowest rates of interest. Charges moderate. No uihecessary delay. J. VN. HU ald 1505 ennsyivania ave. ay ONEY TO LOAN Zaumielt gums 10 ull, at lowest rates, on approved real FITCH, FOX & BROWN, Maar Property. 3 estuie security. ‘020 1437 Pennsylvania ave. M°°EX 70,108 dM AT LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST, ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY. THOS. J. FISHER & CO, 1324 F st nw. r se5 WW aNibe, AT ONCE Fon CassiPoncHasnn, | Y[OSEY 10 WQAN ON REAL msratE aT TW Siiiiccated neat brick Hoase: mod. imps.:7 or 8 ‘DANENHOWER & 80! nome fOF about ¢4,000, CUTTER & Wii apa. Pe 1115 Fat. je1zst ity east of Capitol building, aud streets north and south of East Capitol street pre: ferred, Address, with dimensions, locality aid price, EAST WASHINGTON, Star office. . ae D—MISCELLANEOUS. i OR THE Piney Branch road, 14th st. extended. For terms address 1. ., City P- 0. Box Sal. i Jel5-3t* ANTED—A FEW SCHOLARS.—PRACTICAL iessons in Architectural drawing and deslcnin Designing of Fine Art Furniture, Hardwood Mantel Stalrwork, stained Glass, Hardware, Gas Fixtnes’ Mouumental work and all kinds of interior decorat ayt work, carving, &c., practicaliy taught. Ink aud ater color sketching, artistic lettering, Patent office drawing, dc. by competent teacher’ ‘Terms. iow. Addres GUOD KEFERENCRS, Star office, Jel4-208 ws summer at “Argyl ONFY 10: REAL ESTATE OR FIRST-CLASS SECURITIES at lowest rates of % N interest. No delay where the security is good. mh30 0. C. GREE! S03 7uhst. nw. BUSINESS CHANCES. Fe, SALE -SAMPL. AND TONCR BOOM, ‘complete in appointments; cheap ies eee =e c, ind INSURANCE BROKER, 1515 I st _n.w., cor. Vermont ave. _Rents notes and elects Feats feisame GENTLEMAN OF INTEGRITY AND GOOD standing, with twenty years’ experience in the Bastuese, desires to make the scquatntance ofa gentle. OF lady of means, with a view of foraalox bagiucsy ‘Tangements assilent partner. $5,000 uired, and GuReEtiged to ouble’in three Years. Adress 8. ENRY, City Post Oiifte. Jels-cre A GERMAN MAN AND WIFE TO RENT, ATA smai! price, a Sample and ‘Room. Address Sox’ ae ular fica, ne and Lanch Boom. sare ED—HORSES TO PASTURE ON GEN. EF. Beale’s farm, at $3.50 per m.; ulso Horses pylntered for 88 60 per ai. Apply vo ks LAP KH Hay Scales, cor. 10th st, and La. ave. Jel4-1m Fok BEN, Or SALES LARGE Comtoprous ning Room, with good business, opposite: the new Pension Building. “Por purticulasy gail at 618 ‘Yh st Bw. jel4-lm ANTED-ROOMERS FOR THREE NICE W ecmmunicatin Eooins on secofd floor; rented ‘ished or uniurnished, together or singly; bay win- eee ce ere citar board near. 1735 13th st. nw. Jel2-3t8 ‘ANTED-A PLAT OF GROUND IN THE horth of northwest part ot the city; not lens than 12,000, and not over 40.000 square feet: not to cost over 30c. per foot. State location accurately, names, address and office hours. ‘Address CASH BUYER. Jel2-3 ‘Box 41, Star LL PERSONS WHO DESIRE TO BUY OB sell Pneumatic Gun callor ad- Stock dress WL. TOwts: Broker, Jel2-.w 605 14th st nw. OHN J. a eee AND — ates 9 specialiy’ of propercy in Georgetown: aid | pp ig Doge You will find it to your advan tage tosee me. Telephone call 226-6,” jel2-1m_ {OR SALE—TO RIGH’ PARTIES, A RARE {OR RENT—707 EAST CAPITOL ST., NEWLY papered and painted brick, § rooms, bath, cellar, Tange, etc.; $35 per mouth. Apply to Jel4-2m" “THOS. E| WAGGAMAN, 917 F st. nw. FOR RENT—HOUSES, _ B eT. ‘mod. OR KENT 032 (oR RENT-BY RO HOLTANAN 1921 Conn.ave.,12rs. 2915 Paav. a z jie Ae For Ust Of property for sale, call or send at offlee, jel2 TO. HOLTZMAN. Wkb and Fsa.aw, RENT -UNFCRSIS 1025 Conn. ave ...8260 1 Sales st...$.82.30 Hay, and Sat... too 7 ‘office rooms. iN suEn. 21 VE Ave. SU) Let. bet 20th andsteee1 25 12uh aud 13th 230 @ sibel 13th and Lachi08 Ki bet. Lotae1Gth.. 209.33 T Mass. av. u Jouh st beLK & Low ded ot SE EE ee ee » 1487 Pen ‘2138 Fat, Or. 525 BOI" 1Or. wa. | ar. 2028 G at Stable, 200 G.I WESCOTT & WILCOA, 1907 Penny ivaula ave For a fli jist appiy vo S wily 1.8, Br. BO Lm Hr 1.40 806,612 aud 614 Cm. Bt we 1s 20th st. 207 7 we. 16.6 Zio 29 Defrees. Gra. Ls Nichol’ av. Urtwn es 332 to 842 Naw Or.1650 2200 to 2215 Chet s.r, ‘ ey rm. 1437 Merce Pince, 400 bo 466 Wash. F RENT—A BEAUTIFUL House.all modern imorovenvents: Aso bea: _COUNTRY BOARD. SUMMER BOARDING, IVY HOME, TWO SS inlles from Fortress Monroe, opposite Soldiers Home and Normal School. Ph of shade, fine eeu hatha ating Revers to Mr, W. EK. WEIGH ged Pots ania JOSE DALES mt te ANTE Nyasa ‘QOD GROVE, ROUND CO, Wie? Reo lance, wiccly daria eben Saas taining thirteen sleeping apartments, with good booed, ‘one mile from mention: trator to and fr res of charge: telegraph ‘and Serms, widres 3h TA MM 1b EERSOSS, ACO" MODATED AT airy Tome: large and weilshaded yard: sprin, Water, good table desired, frult, piano two miles ft Fe ‘8 week, $20 @ Loudotin Co.. Va, CoeNtey, BOARD FOR A LIMITED NUNBER ae “Meadowtield.” near Mountevilie, Loudoun county, Va; high, healthy location, large airy rooms, Fruit. had ‘grav, large iawn, boating, fa ihn. ne ving horses. Address’ Hl. N. YOUNTRY BOARD AT FARN HOUSE ON Bail Ran Battlefield For particulars to AMOS BENSON, Sudfky Springs, Prince Wu county, Va. klélwe jUMMER BOARDERS TAKEN AT PHILO- SS mont, in one of the most beautiful and by séctions of Virginia. Plenty of shade, tel rt an Fegetatiles, Dancing pavilion, “er.” Adcrew be TAVENNER, Philomont, Loudon Go., Va. jel2-20 T MOUNT PLEASANT FARM, CLIPTON Station, Midland R. R., Va, two niée rooms var bosndilchadren faired.” Iter to, Wan Bar ‘ne, statlower; Dr, K. B. Dowaldson, 1308 NEWMAN, Proprietor. Jelzire Sara i ems F. COCK, “Hampton, Va. EAS. JOR FENT-NICE LITTLE 6-OOM BiICK— {all mod. conv. 448 and 450 N si. un. Per month each CUTTER & Je12-3t OR RENT—1129 17TH ST. N.W. In guites of 2 of 3: handyomely papered: Ke. $00. LARNER, (OB RENT—1205 A: w., frame. $15; 429, 11th u.e., 5 room tol, bet. 14th and 15th sta, 4 rooms, al $8.33. CHARLE W. HA OR RENT—IN LE DROIT PARK. TWOPRETTY Feectinges, in thorouet repair. containing six and eigut rooms each; all ‘modern tinprovements. Rent 27.50 per mouth, CHAS E. BANDS. oa Jerse SIX ROOM BRICK POR RENT — CE 724 10th st. n-w.. 10 rooms, ALBERT F, FOX, 920 F st. n.w. yes improvements: Zent 685 per month. all modern improvements, reu! ponth. Inqutre 1000 0 st. canmameanes a RK RENT—BRICK DWELLING HOUSE; $20 month; in desirable neighborhood, G. Mo {ELLAND new.cor. 10ib and F sta. nw. jel2St } RENT_THEE: K 6-ROOM ‘Grouse: F1G Bst-iuw.: water, gas and water closet, ail in good repair. Apply 625 34st. mw. Je12-s* JOR RENT— 5 ‘Coltage. 9r., mod. imps., Jarge grounds, cor. New Frans Fr uot, inpsy O17 Rhode Tsiand ave :818, eat, od. tinpsy O17 Rew'bay window brick, 415'Q st, ball, Gre, mod. Impa; $23.50. ThG Lave. Gr., mod, tmpe: $13.50. a Pat, Shi. Binew houses L-and'S. Capitol ste, 6r., mod. imps; FS new houses in rear, 4; $12.20. one + SCHAS, & SHREVE, serdie 1125 7th st. nw. ST_FURNISHED, DURING bath, &e Rent, $30) fer 2-tt 1 ROOMS, WITH Jror ke THS Suis, August and Sepiember, © rooms, hay wit ick, with ail modern improvements: rent very Sor ch responsible parties. Apply 106 7th st. se. jelz3e" NT-A VERY DESIRABLE THREE- Fe ee es ee eee je a bg eg eg Seen SO eS vx MOY, RENT—TWO LARGE BRICK HOUSES ON Sr eae maa some Re Sie ne PS JOOD COUNTRY BOARD, FIVE MILES OUT traine to uit office hourn For particnians appt ns. to uit office, a0) Mr. FRANK HAMILTON, Ni Dept. of address Mr J.B WILTRERGER Terra Gotta Post rod N THE Cov NTRY—BOARD TO BE OBTAINED twenty miles from Washington; sailon Dear, Koons latge and airy: only adults eed apply. mee Gress Box 64, Star OfGe. erb.0es BOARD, PURE WATER CARRIAGES 10D Gai borses tor hire. beautiful and mount scenery: three fvurili of a alle from pret ofkee and Tallroad station; four miles from Berryville. Address Mrs. RG. PENDLETON, Gaylord PF. 0.. Clarke county, Va. 3610-3. PASS BOCK, SEEING, OPEN FOR BOARD: rs, Sty miles from Sumit Po! and 0. RR, B iy miles froun Decryvilie, VR AC All commank. callous to Mrs J.O'BRIEN, Berryville, Va je-1m® NGESADIER BOARDING AT REABONABLE IN rates furnished (0 a Mutt Viewsat situation: goud tabl fortuacton ade dress Mim Mb FRANKLIN, Harper's Ferry, Wes va. ve eos [UMMER BOARD—AT BROWNSVI LLt—Goob Dattletield of SS shade, good water, fruits, de: near Mavasas, iuil Run and GFoveion. Post, telegraph and express ofices one mile distant. For particulars Sat oes, App to dF LRACH ALAR, Weliiagsgn, Pringe William connty. Va. deo W aki) SX, BOARDERS AT A sweer, healthy country place in King George County? situated three mules from Stuart's whurf, ou the mac river. For terms apply to Mrs K 1. ROl Mampstead P.O., King George Co., Va. jeb-tuds2w Pp RTIES FROM THE CITY WILL FIND A Fara! aijowing the beautitel Villiage of Upparvine Va. Location high and healthy: rooms ‘and: Subd Tritt Mee; reference given RY BOARD IN THE ViNi ¥ district of Piedmont, Va.,3 miles from C Ville, Va. Terms, $20 to 82a mouth, according to ze of party, leugit ofstay, &c. For particulars ap~ Ply J. R BRYAN, Je. otm P.O. Box 196, Chariotesvitie. Va. [UMMER BOARD AT THE TALBOIT Wi ee eg ey te Good water, talf mile from. Barnesville. station, Top branch RR” address NJ. TALBOTT, my 26-4.tu,th, zm cW BOARDERS CAN BE COMFORTABLY Sccommodated for the summer at Locust Hills pienty of shade: ice; fruit; good table. “Small chidren Felused. “Address Mrs SA. BOND, Waterford, Low doun County, V jer-st SUMMER BOARDING AT MYRTLE WALIG SSpure mountain air: no mosquitoes: waitene tion to table fure: open June TU: Lerma, $5. to 96, Week: 40 rooms. Je E. BURRELL, Proprietor Har per's Ferry, W. Va. soy20-ime VAL OME: IN THE “GREA’ chance to get into the hotel business, on one of the | 7>OR RENT—HOUSE 605 NEW JERSEY AVE, North Mountain” of Virginia, twelve miles zu! Dest strects i city. Staail capital mecded. Owner | [VOX RENT HOUSE G05 dn of ween ” _twely W STENT, ERGPARGESA PINE BIdGR | geeuvay. or baricuare'alrem 6O8 fanaees | Ko ggupemmmrs odes mappa: ir | of winchewer aod fi ee gf Sack. use, 14 rooms an ib Cleveland, 4 oor | & 5 3 : : centrally located on Euclid ave? lot 254200; wort = ae SOM, Ee 2S. TEER, Fare good, with home-like sccoramno 0.000, Owner wishes to remove io Washington. | WWORIDA, THE TTALY OF AMERICA—50 A re Mrs. 5. iil, exchan; ‘or partly improved prop- ‘valuable information- wuities for pro- JYattey Home, Rock Cros Valter FO ee aoa nonbwest or Coleco Sees. le investments; a Hone: Orange Grove, Winter | os Syrile yam 7 UN SST "Frederick county," Va ‘Call of oF Garten, Damage from. Mecet, Freeze, | Published by | S03)at-n.w. OARDERS SOLICITED IN THE MOUNTAINS 2st F.D. BOND, 1118 11th st._| Pulley Syndicate. Indorsed by leading oficlals of | soma 362Nsw..Or.a.1.2: aa ip eee . A Florida, “Send siz 2¢ stamps for copy to. ¥. TUCK: | 2. e3 gin at sw | 2a Fst iand firat-cinss country accommodations supplied, “ite ANTED-BY A MIDDLE-AGED MAN, 20 | EK, Gen. , Brooksville, Fla. Jeuam | Sov ter ‘brn Ai! O21 Istat aw, ferences fuewished. ’ ferme por wok Ga W. other employment in real estala, Yosurance of other wher und “yards Gos SeoOe oe | SER BOR | CLARK: Keep Trot, Weshington Co, Md myi63u office. Address J. F. D., 491 Missouri ave, jell-lw* wharf and yard; most economical on Potomac | 7\oR RENT—BY DANENHOWER & SON, BOARD CAN BE OBTAIN river; well equipped; for joading and ‘1115 F st. ‘ta the mountains at “The "0 most rea ANTED-EVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT | cars, and track on upper and lowerspicr; 22 fet of | Doo g Cave ae. $20 25th wt. Pn Beg TF they can save 25 per cent buying boots, shues | wattr at dock: for retall and wholessie coal and wood | 970.5. Sv@,82..80t. yy, Woy ota yt ee mo and furnl oods at the North Washington Bar | business uotuing to equal ft will oaitne sont ns ply to | carro gard & otable- Per a 5 gain House, 1862 7th st. n.w.. one door from P st. JOHN F. WAGGAMAN: 2996 16th at, oe, SE -20 Oe oe a pated Je5-11t 804 and 806 Fst. b. 1809 Pierce 515 2st st a2 PROPOSALS, EDA SHORTHAND WRITER _N TLANTIC CITY, N.J—HOTELS, COTTAGES, | 421 107 5th Bi Jackson st we. Bravo | dagaged during: sumer wante afew Scholes Ass Lou for rent'or sale ty 2. G ADAMS A Con | 1220 to 39 ad s W-18| 23, wear Oze. Bhim we 1O ‘& NAVY DEPARTMENT, to 8 class; reasonable; place for study ‘and Insurance Agents, 2081 Atlantic | 506 224 st. nw., Grs....18\|Rooms 2 €3d fis. 1215 F. onsen co Seees Haan snus conve! t and quiet. Ben Pitrcan's system. Address | ave. my25-lm -- ss ara tena EN PER CENT. INVESTMENTS. (OR RENT— 1/2722 Oth t-n.w. sr. 821.50 omy 3 aries ona antennas one. 2 EV INV. } ver ‘ae, will be “ANTED—TO EXCHANGE MARKET OR EX- ‘Bonds secured by mortgage on Real Estate 1100 9th n.w, 100 400 13th sts. wra.20:00 | velupe | 1hds for Drawing Instruments, de.” will be chs or Vi , Oli or Gas Stoves for At 25 cent, of its’ 950 R st.n.w. "45.00/|2217 Cleveland a. w-15.30 ‘antl TWELVE O'CLOCK. sus Site et “titan toca) |. ne eee tfidiearaeanstas iomwreme cat cree nee a a eSieut ee jeoime | Hon, A. U. WYMAN, Cate Treamurer UA. "gor 38:00 70s Boand’y neat 6.10.00 | best ul sire, eo txpeo to there "{)/ ANTED_ALL PARTIES WHO DESIRE TO | ,Jnterest and. Frincipal Guaranteed an OUD, cor, oth and K'six nw. | mien, and, subject to, the usu. conditions W sioiire 3A FRENCH magnetic healer ang | te chemi a & Hon, Viz; Bureay of Steam Eugiueering Drewing bir medium, tocall st 1724 7th st mw. before the 234 | srom threo to ave interest “faank forms for land schedule for the an Inst Je5-2w*_ | nually. The certainty Ucles required, be fartiened upon Ware ae EURNL TURE | jeune’ commend them vo the Uberal $0 | tikodice, and a necemmary informason = lousehold Farnitureagpr erbich the highest cash pr “s PARKER & TOWNSEND, 35 | ana fuithtut delivery of the artes ew willbe paid. ‘Address tf BAUM, 250 rit apl4-3m__Washington Agents, 1418 F st nw, yor otkee pubis or " ret WV ANTED, UPHOISTERING OF ALL KINDS made. “Furniture pecked ad abi CG HALL T9068 14th stn. Jel-ime oreo, = sect. Feicieeses ny ‘Bins resuveted, mtreoet made gr a ‘seamed, ‘ofall ‘Office 1422 Be ova: cory se ne. Halepboue call 110 “3 e'yOuNeR apt Tas Piva karare ok tend = 10 15 Rea. i A ‘ EI large dry cellar; “dwelling: 1539 14th st ‘JOHN: Y BRI salt bt FOREST 209 0 or Ww. SSTORY PRESS Siar eitia Soares Ary oF public a hn eggs | ny Yoo aw ictocersneCh at, U8, ‘No. 1700 Peun-yivania Wasmisotox: D.C. May ae tas oficer uma =; VE CLOCK, i, AI URDAY, JUNE SKEET Se. and | spy tine od '¢ during’ the Ssea! 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