Evening Star Newspaper, May 28, 1888, Page 6

LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. Indications for the £4 hours commencing at $ p.m. For the District of Columbia, Eastern Pennsy]- Yapia, New Jersey, Delaware and Maryland, Warmer followed by cooler, local rains, fresh tO brisk southeasterly winds. Lyprrs preparing for departure to the sea-shore and mountam ean have. their dresses made up in Dirst-class 1 rat very short notice by WouD- Wan & Loraxor, cor. 11th and F sts. mw. See ApvrrisewxsT excursion Decoration Day toMi Vernon ss 5 Bargain Child Suits nw Tas $5 Bargain GiiseMaX BRos., 7th and £ Dow’? sss the great sale of Smyrna Rugs Tues- day, at Julius Lansburgh’s, Coon BRAND ConLaks, Stik AuEAn.—Our assortment of light and Diack hats 1s full as ever. Prices down to the bottom notch. Franc, one-price hatter and fur- isher, corner 7th and D. Sex ADVERTISEMENT excursion Decoration Day tgMt Vernon. FReNen in three weeks. Try ten lessons now, $5. See Educational. SEET HE $15.50 Men's Bargain Suits ErseMax bxos., 7th and E, Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors Swrena Kees, $4 Smyrna $1.50 Smyrna at Juims Lansbargh’, for Tuesday advertised in another a street northwest, i 10 o'clock a.m, evening until entire Stock 1s sold, wil naged by S. Samstag. PYEMTISEMENT excursion Decoration Day ‘Tue Faxcy ¢ column to t Ring of € DEATH OF REV. DR. GIESY. A Peaceful Ending of a ing Leng Straggle Rev. 8. H. Glesy, D.D., rector of the Church of the Epiphany, died yesterday afternoon at 2 O'clock. He was conscious until a short time before his death, when he sank into slumber and then passed away. ‘The last week of his life had been a contest between his strong vitality and the disease which had fastened itself upon him, He was taken sick on the 30th of December last, and what was at first an attack of pleurisy Soon developed into pneumonia AS soon as pos sible the patient was taken to Thomasville, Ga., where he remained until about a month ago, and seemed to be benefited by the change. Upon bis return home the affected lung Was tapped to re- eve {t of the accumulated pus, and it was then found that it was badly diseased. Since that tine his streugth has been gradually failing, and death came to his relief. wife, daughter, and son were at his bedside, At the morning service in Epiphany church Yes- terday the assistant rector, Kev. Edwin M. Mott, alluded to the condition of ‘the rector and paid a tribute to his work and character. Prayer was Offered at the evening ‘and at the close the Vestry held a meeting and appointed a committee com Messrs. Lewis Davis, W. D. Baldwin and Gen, E. 5. Townshend to arrange the details of the funeral. The funeral services will take ace to-morrow afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. Bishop "aret will conduct the ceremonies and will be as- sisted by the clergy of the District. The remains will be placed in ‘the church at 10 am., and will ie tn state until the hour of the funeral.” A guard of honor has been formed from the gulld, they Will do duty tn the church until the services begin. ‘To-day the church was draped in mourning. A SKETCH OF HIS CAREER. Samuel Hensel Giesy was born in Lancaster, Ohio, and entered Franklin-Marshall College in 1841, graduating in 1845. In the same year he commenced the study of theology tn the Mercers— burg (Pa.) Theological Seminary of the German Reformed Church. "In February, 1849, he was or- dained as a minister of that denomination at Som- erset, Pa. In 1855 be became ‘of the Salem Reformed church at Hagerstown, Md., went thence ‘ined in perfection. Sex THE $12.50 Men’s Rargain Suits, EiseMan Bxos., 7th and E, Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors, Fixe Fancy Seamless Matting, at 28c.,0n Tues Gay, at Julius Lan-burgh’s, 315 7th st. or EPIPHANY Cuvxcu and friends will 1 the latest portraits of Rev. Dr. Glesy at Geo. es Studio, 1th street and Pennsylvania ‘avenue. Sex ApvExrisewenr Decoration Day at Marshall Hal ‘Tuk MOST AGkEKAULE as well as the most effec- od Of «dispelling headaches, colds and te- nsing the sYstem, 1s by taking a few pleasant Cailfornia lguid fruit rem- Fig AM druggists Ske THE $10 Men's Bargain Sut, E1seuax Boos, 7th and E, Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors, Woopwa to their Well-seiect men, and Windsor clot re offering at extremely low prices; ve. to $4 each, See ApVEuTIsEMeNr Decoration Day at Marshall Hatt. 4 Suits, E1seMAN BRos., 7th and E. Ser Tue $2.50 Bargain Clu See ADVERTISEMENT Decoration Day at Marshall Mail, Ux Dip Nor Suoor limwszuy.—A horse ran away on Main © did Joli Simpson's wife. ‘The i ufc behind him on. the street, and even poor We children at Home. tmost Injured hasbands, Shapson, although f, did'not shoot lilinseit, procured a bottle of Seoteh, ch camed Mis exeltement, re- = heat, aayed ois irritation, nis brain, and allowing his runaway wife | to ge her own Way, he set about supporting iais en. Mogal: “The rune horse had too P tie Funaway Wile too little, ber hus- nee manufac- now Dave on its paste- rfeit guarantee that It ie of oplum, morpuine, root ) Bargain ¢ Ses THE uid Smits. AS Bxos., 7th and E AS, Have no ot See THE 3 Boys’ Bors kus .. 7th and E, f3 and Tailors, CIPY AND DISTRICT. Amusements To-ulght. Natrowa—“Queen’s Lace Handkerchief.” ALBAUG he Beggar Student.” HARRIS’. Black Fly Paxckaa BUILDING.— ttle of Shiloh.” Condeused Locals. ‘The Lincoln rial Cougregattonal echureh ast might to by G. W. Leiteh’s te nel ¢ SOL Fe ha Laws, was brough saturday lnaldis and religion of ie arged with violat- into the Criminal mm a Dench Warrant, and Was re- at, ctlug of local assembly 6548, K. of 1 Workers, Was held ‘Satur. i Men's Hall,” Mr. Ralph Beau- inont delivered an address, Fresideat Pattou deiivered the baccalaureate seria beso graduating classes of Howard Uulversity, im ine evil uapel, Yesterday afver- Urey Brown, colored, the ex-special policeman charged weeks go with committin ary im giving vestinony © Police Couc ia for the action of the grand jury by Judge Mil- ler Saturday. The District of Columbia deiegates to the St Louis convention have secured quarters at the | Laclede fiotei. Mr. Dickson, as tember of the Bational democratic committee, Will have quarters at the Soutbern Hot ‘A Dailding permit has been Issued to W. H. Dyer for four brick dweilings, 1920, 122, and 1! street and 731 2uth street, to cost $20,000. Tne steamer Fuot Boy, which Bas been thor- oughiy repaired and renvvated in Baltimore, ar Tived at this city yesterday. The temperance mass ineting in the Metropolt- tan A.M. E. church yesierday afternoon was ad- Gressed by te Kev. J. H. Hector, of California, Jane Jackson, a colored woman, living in Sum- ner alley, near "16th and L streets, attempted sul- cide by taking “Kough on * kast mint, but by | prompt attention se was 1. The dose was Taken on account of dowestic troubl A twelve-year-old boy, John Ball, while fishing on Kiley"s wharf yesteriay fell overboard, but Was rescued from drow ning Dy E' 'yrell, a colored nab, aud was subsequently taken to bls home un D street th streets southwest. ali Wil be Fepeated at ¥ this ev i. i led a bflt tn | A. Grafton, executrix of | raiton and Svory B. counting of the ayhe, Grafton and unger Son of Hon, Jeremiah S. sait, died last evening at ‘Thos. E. Roach, of this @ medal at the eighteeath of tue Belles Letires So- at 104. m. rhish music on tae TyUL DaY can be spent by taking the nm leaving Baltimore and Ollo Depot, ration Day, tor Bay Ridge, thence Steaggr Coiumbia down the culfie will be furnished on nly $1. Children 50 cents, * EXTENstve Sate oy Five Deconarive PLayta— Tomorrow at Ita i a fog se ts vie i ten On of choice plauts i taney tubs Dake ota, &c., sullabie ior decorating Ccmeterion lawes, | ment for particulars * [advertisement] EXcTRSION TO St. LotUts NaTionat Dewocxatic Cosvantios.—The Democratic Clube et tee bee trict of Coluinbla have arranged for special’ tan from Washlagion . St Louis and return via Be & | ©. KK, leaving Washington at p.m. Saturday, June 2) arriving at SL Louls Sunday evening, June 3” Supper will uc taken at Cumberlang, Dreaktast at Cincinnati, and duner at Vineeuoet ‘The train will be composed Of Bk. On eens Sleeping Cars On the return trip the special will Jeave Union Depot, St. Louis, at 5 p. m., Wednes- day, June 6, arriving at Washington Friday moe ing, June &.” ‘The round trip tare, including sleep. Se ae comrade coe fang, ncteling any ech way, and iris en route both polug eager turning, Will be $20 per capita. ‘The Uekets will for returu until Juae 12, inclusive, and for & passage on aay regular train wine time ‘limit. Sleeping ‘car accomodations Spplication "tothe following members nt een wl members of tne Democratic committee, viz: Wm. Dickson, Iai? Fst. n. Wa; Chak ‘Thoupson. jr, Corcored ; Lawrence Gardner, 419 10th st. st. n.w.; W. i. Clagett so Market Space: Lycurgus Datton, House of Kepreseutatives; J. Hadley Doyle, Sunday Herald; Julius Emunner, 1311 F st. | 5 p.m. Thomas Dowl- | gz be lw | $350, and, as the umber of excurstonists is | teed to 200, those destt | call early at B. and 0, to Christ church, Philadelphia, in 1860, conuinu- ing until 1870. in 1869 he received the’ degree of D, D. from Franklin-Marshall College. In the year 1871 Dr. Giesy removed to Balti- more, and his ‘al views having undergone a change he en the E] Church, being ordained by Bishop Whitt ‘as deacon, an: on March 9, 1873, a8 je remain in Balti- more as astiatant to fev. Dr. Leeds, the rector ot Gurist church. He was called to ‘Christ, church, Norwich, Conn., in 1874, and after “a rate he accepted a call to Epiphany church in this city March 10, 1885. Dr. Giesy was & Pleasant address and was beloved congregation com) ‘the parish chureb. In addition to bis work as clergyman Dr. Giesy has contributed not a little to theologi- cal literature, among his books being “The ‘I Ams’ Of Christ,” wiiich attained avery wide circulation; “The Satanic Background of Redemption,” “Or. ganic Kedemption.” “Christ In the World’s Life,” Divine Human Element in Church and Ministry,” and “Normal Humanity, or Man in the Light of the Divine dew.” At the time he was taken sick he Was at Work on a little volume in the nature of astudy on the Creed. Bishop Paret and Kev. Mr. Mott, the assistant rector, Will have charge of the services. Rev. Dr. Leonard, the rector of Si. John’s chureh, will take part. ‘the pail-bearers have been selécted trom Rev. Drs. Elliott, j, Addison, Perry, Steele, Stuart, Lindsey ‘The body-bearers will be chosen from the members of the young men’s guild of the ebureh, Railroad To the Editor of Tux EvENixe Stan You have frequently expressed surprise at the manner in which the Pennsylvania Railroad seems to control the Senate, but it ought not to surprise any one, The Senate, more than any other legis- lative body, has come to be understood as the rep- resentative of the rallroads, and the gigantic mo- nopolies and trusts that are threatening all other business operations throughout the country. With a few exceptions it has come to be understood that In maby if nut most of the states no man can be elected to the Senate unless he 1s a miilionaire, and generally connected with or the representative Of solue powerful corporation. | So, strong. is the feeling becoming on Unis subject that within the past few days I have heard several members ex. press the opinion that the me Was near at hana ‘when the only safety would He in the election of Senators by a popular you. The worst feature of the matter 1s that the ratl- road companies combine to bring their influence to bear on Senators In favor of ay one of the com- panies that may have matters pending before Con- gress. I have reason to believe that many railroad companies In the West have been Induced by the Pennsyivunla corporation to write Lo Senators to use their influence to hetp It in 1ts efforts to retain possession of the Mall, and the Farwell bill—in short, anything It may choose to demand. How miucH intluence this nas had With Senators of course no one can say; but it would seem to go a loug way toward explaining the Wonderful power which that company seems to exercise in the Sen- ate. It was the same way when they got possession of the Mall originally, and which Senator Morrill strugyled so earnestly to prevent, Dut in vaiu. You remember how, after having of- fered amendment after amendment, each being defeated by a vote of about 24 to 18, he said in despair: “Mr. President, I had intended to offer all these amendments (holding up a large bundle of papers), but I see it Is useless, and Iwill forbear. T know the gentleman ts awaltlbg your decision in the hail outside with great ttmpatience.” Andafter the deed Was done he most appropriately moved that a commituee be appointed to wait on Hon, ‘Thomas Scott, to see what further orders he had for the U.S. Senate, though Ubat did not get into the record. ‘This week will ably determine whether now, as before, the Fennsylvania Rallroad Company controls the United States Senate, and the votes will be scanned tn other sections of the country, as well as in this downtrodden District. ‘A Tax-PavER. ae Rossexizs Reroxtep.—Rachael Herring, No. 21 K street northwest, reports that her house was entered yesterday morning and robbed of a gold Wateh sind cuaia.—T. M, Sullivan reports the lareeny of three base bull bats.—-Anba McLane, No. G12 L4uh street, reports the theft of a breast- pin. ‘Tue Missovet DemockaTs.—At a meeting of the Missoun Democratic Association Saturday night le tollowing were elected delegates to the deimo- cratic national league convention, to be held at Baltimore: Charles H. Mansur, J. P. Walker, Col, Wim. F. Switzler, Messrs. S. BL Cunningham, and Doviey; giternaies, F. L. Lyles, John A. Belvins, das. N. ‘Edwards, and B. Balawin. CoLemBta ATHLETIC CLUB Puizes.—The prizes to be given at the spring meeting of the Columbia Athletic Club on Anaostan Istand, on Wednesday, are uow on exlubition in Moore & Leding’s window, on the Avenue. as Btsuor NewMan RECEIVING CONGRATULATIONS.— Saturday evening an informal reception was tendered to Bisiop-Elect Newman by the members: of bis congregation at the Metropolitan M. E chureh, Ex-Mayor Emery presided, and addresses Were delivered by Hon. J. D. Taylor, Mr. Tall- madge, Chaplain Kramer, Rev. Dr. J. McKendree Riley, Kev. Dr. Chapman and Gen. Dickinson. Bishup Newman responded briefly. Bishop New- iman leaves for New York to-day to be consecrated Tuesday. The trustees of the Metropolitan church lave arranged for a formes reception wo Dr. New- Man Lo be held June 5, Bishop Newman preached in his old pulpit to a large congregation. His theme was “Character.” At the conciusion of the service, the church members crowded about him and Vetidered their congratulations upon hiseleva- tion." Firty THOvSAND MORE FoR THE CaTHOLIG UN: Yexsiry.—A dispatch Irom Baltimore says: In ad. «ition UO Une $100,000 contributed to the Catholic University tuna by a Catholic gentleman, a lady of New York, who is not over twenty-three years old, Saturday sent a subscription of $50,090. —_———— A_MARYLANDER aND His PistoL.—Mr. Henry L. ford, a resident of St. Mary’s County, Md., fore’ the Police Court to-day, charged wit, carrying a revolver, He Was arrested Saturday afternoon, because while under the influence of Uquor Le had been seen flourishing the weapon. Stanford stated that he put te pistol in his pocket Because he had to travel a lonely road to | the steamer. The judge toid bim that under the circumstances if be bad been found with the weapon in his pocket and/ had inade no attempt to use It he would not have felt to impose a Mne, but the defendant had "ol on What the law'ts intended to prevent, A fine of $20 was im- > UAdvertisement.) EXCURSION TO LURAY CaVEKNS.—A select excur- sion to the wonderful Caverns of Luray will be run by the Baltimore and Ohio K. KR. on Wednes- day, May 30th. A special train will leave B. and'O. depot, Washington, at 8:30 a.m., and reach on the return trip at 9:00 pm., allowing four hours at the Caverns. Dinner’ can ‘be procured at ‘Station restaurant, or at the famous Luray inn. round-trip fare to take the trip t offices, Nos. 619 1351 Pennsylvania avenue. The seats in afe numbered and will be reserved for purchase tickets tn advance. ‘THE CaxnoLt INstiTUTE Will have cert for Its benent this evening at G street, Remembering the Dead. ‘THE OBSERVANCE OF DECORATION DAY IN THIS CITY ‘BY THE GRAND ARMY. ‘Wednesday, Decoration-Day exercises will be held under the auspices of the Grand Army. The Procession to Arlington and the exercises there, and at the other cemeteries, will take place ac- cording tothe program pubiished in Saturday's Stan. All the statues in the city will be decorated Dy committees of the various Special ser- ices will be held at the Gardeld statue te 8 oclock ‘ithe Secretafy of the N Gen. Greely, and Col. iavy, rely, Rodgers, of the Quartermaster General's Office, have furnished the Grand Army with a number of flags with which to decorate the speakers’ plat forms. ‘The Secretary of War has also given orders to provide for the firing of a salute, The superin- tendent of the Botanical Gardens and Col. Wilson, of the V jouse, and others have agreed tofur- Gen. Logan’s tomb at Rock Creek Cemetery will be decorated at 4 o'clock, and Representative Ma- son, of Iilinots, will deliver the principal oration. Other addresses will be delivered by A. North Spates and Wm. M. Marine, of Baltimore. “A quar- tette of male voices will sing several appropriate anthems, The Guard of Honor and the Lo- gan Invincibies will also be present. ‘The German Veteran Union, combined with the Yeterans of the 8th battalion, District of Columbia Volunteers, will decorate the graves of their dead comrades at the Prospect Hill and St, Mary's cem- Bichhoitz, the presidest of the Veteran € gion, wil e o1 Veteran Union, wi preside, and Commander W. L. Habercom will be the orator of the day. The veterans will assemble at 3 o'clock and will march to the cemetery, where ‘they Will be recetved by the president of the union. London’s Ancient Artillerymen. MEMBERS OF A FAMOUS ORGANIZATION NOW VISITING WASHINGTON. ‘The detachment of the famous Ancient and Honorable Artillery of London, now visiting this country as the guests of the Ancient and Honor- able artillery of Yoston, arrived in this city yes- terday and are established at the Arlington Hotel, Which, for the time being, files the British flag. Maj, Jas. B. Frost and Maj. Chas. A, the Boston Ancient and Honorable “Aritiery: came on in advance of the visitors to make arrange. ments for their entertainment. The names and Utles of the visitors are as follows: Maj. A. Dur- rant, Maj. Baker, Capt. Woolman Williams, Capt. 4H. Nunn, Lieut. R. Birkett, Lieut. W. Evans’ Lieut, J. A. McKenzie, Lieut. Ferrier, Drinl Sergt. Painter, Sergt. Perkins, Sergt. clark, Sergt. Bradshaw, Corporal Hamlyn, Troopers Nicolson and Wood: man, and Privates Mi Parsiow, Kirkpatrick, Docking, Phillips and Reld. Last year the London organization celebrated its 350th anniversary, and had as their guests several members of the Boston organization. In return the latter company in- vited thelr parent organization to come over and assist at their 250th anniversary, which will oc- cur on June 4. ‘They are now “seeing the sights” of the country under the guidance of the Boston Artillerists. © Yesterday afternoon. the visitors were driven to various points of interest, and in the evening held an informal reception. “To-day they visited the departments and the White House, and this evening willcall at the British legation. ‘To-morrow they will visit Mt. Vernon and have a planked shad dinner at Marshall Hall. Wednesday, It is probable, the visitors will join th the Decoration Day servicvs at Arlington and ‘Thursday will go to the battlefield of Gettysburg. er = Real Estate Sales. H. A. Willard has bought for $9,092.16 of E. A. O'Brien part lot 4, sq. 247, fronting on L street, between 13th and 14th ‘streets northwest. C. A. McEuen has bought for $6,250 of J. W. Dantel sub- lot 14, sq. 91, 25 by 71.40, on Connecticut avenne, between R ahd S streets horthwest, Ernest stieget has bought for $32,000 of Ellen Spencer sublots 2 to25, W. & W.’s sub Pleasant Plains, on Mount Pleaiantstrect. Annie M. Dutton has bought for $5,000 of D. B. Groff, sud 26, sq. 190, 173¢x80 feet, on T street, between 15th and 16th streets northwest. Caroling S. Dulin “has bought of A. F. Dulin, for $8,310, Subs 89 to 1, sq. 133, 64x100 feet, on’ the corner of 19th and Lawrence streets northwest. A. F. Marsh has bought for $6,300 of Joshua Biggs, sub 19, Sq. 402, 17.58Xx79 feet, on 8th, between K and 1 streets northwest. i, L. Matthews has bought for $4,300, of W. T. Baldus, property on N and 30th streets northwest.” Property M. Lr Marriage Ul hay MaRniace Licenses.—Marriage licenses have been issued by the clerk of the court, to Dantel Benton and Amanda Rebecca Pasco; Lewis C. Sheafe and Annie C. Howard; David’ Price and Janey Whidby: W. E. Stockett and Arnie M. Hodg- son; Stephen Boggs and Henrietta Harris: Pres ton’ Barnes and Annie Robey; Willie Jones and Laura Snowden, ee SuppeN DeaTu Pxom Heart Diseask.—Americus Murray, a colored woman well-known to the Police for the past fifteen years, died this morning about 8 o'clock at her hotne 1300 © street. north- West. She was «large, heavy yellow woman, over fifty years of age, and attracted attention on the street by dressing In gorgeous colors and the latest styles. She came from — Lynch- burg, Va., with her husband, but left him in “Baltimore about fifieen years ago. Be- tween 7 and 8 o'clock this morning she was taken with severe pains about the heart, and, realizing that death was near, dropped on her knees, and commenced to pray to God to save _her soul. "In a little time she was dead. The coroner Was notified, and @ certificate of death from heart disease Was g 1ven. INTENDING VisiToRs to Long Branch this season should not overlook the advertisement of the Hotel Brighton in another column, tntte London Field discusses the deea of git ot 1 America Cu; ‘uncomplimentary reference to te New York Yacht Club. Tar Tix Freya Is experienc ed by almost everyone at this season, and many people resort to Hood's Sarsaparilla to drive away the languor and exhaustion. The blood, Isden with impurities which have been accumulating for months, moves sluzgishly through the veins, the mind fails to think quickly, and the body is still slower to respoud. Hood's Sarsaparillais just what is needed, It purifies, vitalizes and enriches the blood, makes the head clear, creates an appetite, overcomes that tired feeling, tones the nervous system and imparts new strength and vigor to the whole body. HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA Sold by all druggists. @1;six for@5. Prepared only by ©. L HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. 4 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. Great Closing-Out sat AUS. W. AUGENSTEIN’S, 817, 819, and 821 7th street horthwest, still going on. "Read bargains for to- morrow. Save money and purchase now, Every- ‘Uning must be sold before re-building. Half dozen Cups and Saucers, half dozen Plates, half dozen pa Vo and one Pome 88c.; half ‘n Table Tumbiers, 18c.; Imported Covered Excursion Basket, 62c,, regular_price $1; ‘Table Cloth, 21e. yard; half dozen Kpives and Forks, Wooden Water Bucket and two Tin Cuy 15e.; one dozen Teaspoons, 12c.; 2-qt. Gem tee Cream Freezers, $1.39; 3-qt., $1.69; 4-qt., $2.13; one dozen China Butter Plates, isc.; $10 Baby all other carriages Carriages reduced to $6.47; ‘Do not purchase your Refrigera- equally as low, tors, Water Coolers, or Trunks until you have ex- amined our stock ‘and prices, as we ‘them below cost. , ae What You Need for the 30th, SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS At Tug Fam, 812 7th Street Northwest, qiMeHean Hammocks only Ose.; regular’ price seatban Croquet Set only 79c.; eight-ball only Covered Picnic Baskets only 22c.; worth 40c, Engraved Britania Picnic Mugs only 9c. ‘Lawn Tennis Sets from $5.98 up. Lemon Squeezers only 9¢. A beautiful Sailboat only 98c, Fababaga, or Bean-Bag Game, only 98¢, $1.69'up. Ice Cream Freezers from Garden Chairs only 69c, Base Ball Goods of every description, Hammock Hooks, Spreaders, Ropes, &c. 1 At Tue Fare, 812 7th street northwest, More Sweeping Reductions At the Family Shoe Store. Our Bargain Sale having proven such a decided success, we have conch to continue same during the entire week. ‘This week you can buy our ladies’ $4 French kid button at $2.08. You can have our $3.50 hand-sewed button for§2.48 Youcan buy this Week our $2 kid Oxford ties at $1.24. You may take our $3 Kid Oxford wes, Up, at $1.98. You can have ladies’ cents a pair. Youcan buy men's low Ses. eam incense Wi wn tenni: Dieyele, base ball, and wigwam shoes a specialty.” 5 “AMILY SHOR 310 7th st. nw, Only $10 dor New Hi Domestics, Singers, Automatics, Whites, ‘Households, American’, Dixon’s Yeast Powder always reliable. 1m “Royal Glue” mends China, GlassWood,&c, the new style trim- ieee showing Eee PRR aaa ef Ye ates erie AMUSEMENTS. FOR RENT—HOUSES. COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. ‘ASHINGTON KENNEL \TI0! RENT— J2OR RENT— ELLING PART OF BOUSE ALE—OK EXCHANGE PORK CUTY PHO. Ww pee ei PD =TIox Day 12 -w 225 $100.67 657 Maes ar.ne or 02333 | F’so: Last Capital at ues rooms with ail shoders eres of danas Veott \ecsatedl th Dog SHOW ‘Annwal Bench shows MARSHALL BALL, 3 fe ee BD J See See Teme SER Apne, pomnme | Be tare Meidee Ot Goormutown. | afar DOG SHOW ‘Annus: Bench Show. 14 Ath si. uw 12r:100.1318 Vw EhY CHEAP. LARGE STORE aXD | Bron sare Ww ALBAUGH'S OPERA HO! Steamer JOHN W. THOMPSON will make two 619 —VERY , X “ \ Bos Show — ALBAUGINS CPERA Hot to the Hall on WEDNESDAY, MAY 30, 1888, iat gellar Bo Ree ane: TONE, Guy awe Toon, | 2 ste Tonk Doe sow AUBAUGHS OPBEA HOUSE, Boat leaves 8: "8, Wharf, foot of 7th st. at } Say S10 dhe nw. 25-3 | | aplendid sha Dou SHOW NS TO-MORROW, 930 6m and 2:30 pm, returning at Land 7 o'clock | gy18 on Fest, iN 5 > SEVEN DOG SHOW PENS TO-MOKROW, 27 Grant ‘rooms and bath. large corner lot) on im- DOG SHOW OPENS TO-MORBO' Fare, round trip, 25 cents. qoG 4 seh ER BPP Plessant location, “BENS. P. DAVIS, BSS Fhe nable vent of tbelSeawen. | stusic and dancing, and good catering at the Hail, | S02 Bt ere my 2-3 Dog Fenton Event Of he Geneon, | _myzort — Gt Ose Fee BEATA SAGE HOUSE FURNISHED bog Fashionable Event of the Season. | 7 ECORATION DAY O21 20th nrodera improvements; a beautiful location: for boa The Faahionatie Event of thesesson. | J) a 1008 THR Iy Rearen: reference mast be #iveW. boa ‘The Fashionable Event of the Season. $220 317 A¥e.. oF call alter 4 p. my? in excellent couditicn, well suited for board OG Tesing Dore wteske (or tases #90 rent low. “MM PAMRER 1418 Fat. mgoa-U2t Dos Pet bac, MT. VERNON aud MAKSHALL HALL on —_ | 738 at FOR RENT —049 RT AVE N. Bog frsines Dose WEDNESDAY, MAY 30, 1888. 1535 15m 1207 Goth ot se beeen Bos Handeome, ‘The boat will leave her wharf at foot of 7th st. at | $18 2d-et. st nw. 10 rooms, $330.30. 44 N. had Dog ee, PE ne, 10am. and 3:36 p.m, returning at 3-15and 8pm. | 10 Fat. Tooms, $22.30. 011 Ist st a we? foun, # DOG nithout tails. Fare, round trip: To'Mt. Vernon, $1; toall vther | 1432 Pie and 1405 E. Cap. st.,@7each” CHARLES © Dog Telfer “Grayhounds, Polite, Se, “Musicand Dancing, and wood Catering st | 220 Arthur, #21 Pat uw. al Dog Bull'rerriers,’ Deerhounds, a eae EN oS JOR RENT_2424 K ST. HIGHT-ROOM BKICK T. DYER, Bog sow = un'pam™™ — Siuttia Dp Penrts Grant SextC and MAY FESTIVAL. SPE e con Lees OO | seats il Boa SHOW — Branieln Beales, or the GERMAN-AMEKICAN BENEVOLENT ASSO- HOUSES. —__|_heated by steam..883.33 oe td Wi SeACHUGR ee Saver nering Stoton, Metoaitics Hee bee DOG SHOW ‘ewioundland, Puss, CIATION, at WASHINGTON PARK, 1:46 FE J4thand H sta. iw. new 1z1o wwe, =, ov HOUSE 10 MASSACHUSETTS AV 00. on SHOW "St Bernards,’ Blackand Tans, | st. s.¢.. on WEDNESDAY EVE, May 30. 1888, |” S-story brick building, OFFICES AND STORES modern, improvements 18-00: north- + DOG snow Great Danes, English Setters, A sion, 25 ceuta, my25-3t suitable for first-class N.w. cor. 17th and Penn, | iy to W. C. JOHNSON, 718 13th st. ow. ; Dog suow fuser" Poot rp or Bartarion by wien cevators perjosl Wee di sce, 5 trost | rok RENT—IW GEORGETOWN. DESTEA HIE LO. : DOG BHOW fkhounds, Foxhounds, (WASHINGTON CADET CORPS) stun. $5.00 ore, besiod by steam 100 | Feation, ance twestng aay hee ea ee RESIDENCE WIT} Doa SHOW ‘Four Days Oxly, Will run an Excursion to 190 Elegant rooms in Sun | & rooms sud cellar, all walora resem Ae si plantedg Bog SHOW Four Days Ouly HARPER'S FERRY on DECORATION DAY. 00) Building,"Breproo ROLY st : = walk from Station af Deg SHOW pour Daye 9 Zypin leaves B. and 0, station, N. J. ave. and Ost, at From $30 to 8100 1OK RENT HOURES urs ride DOG SHOW To accoinmodate persons who desire to witness the Pet. trae I cue eee mam vate. DOG SHOW parade to Arlington, the Cadets will runa special ex- Bos SHOW Snrsion train at 12m. Set GREAT WALA DOG | RAND RIVER EXCURSION. fiir, 13h bates, oot sas mya8-3¢ Toth si now, fur L ood wate. tr (ALPAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE MONDAY, MAY 28. MATINEES SATURDAY AND DECORATION DAY AT 2. LAST WEEK OF THE McOAULL OPERA COMPANY. Jno. A. McCaul, Sole Proprietor and Manager. Presenting THE BEGGAR STUDENT, Br Carl Millocker, composer of the Black Hussar, MONDAY, JUNE 4, SEANNIE WINS TOS, AND THE LYCEUM OPERA COMPANY. m28 EW NATIONAL THEATER. MONDAY, MAY 28. ona y Uris CANS ERA, 3 E 65 ARTISTS. AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA. In Strauss" Masterpiece, IE QUEEN'S LACE HANDKERCHIEF THUbGtourteay ote Wet Caricton. Direct from its, Philadelphia tame Lillian Conway, Portens, Minuie ier : jericks an," We Le Vous, Richard Karl aud others. Mr, Watty "Hydes, M al Director. SUMMER PRICES. a — 27% id te AND ty SS ‘Baaang 55555 $5,355 yg NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR RESERVED SEATS, In preparation—“The Mikado” and “Prince Methu- sali : my28 Aas BIJOU THEATER, TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY | Two. WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY, MAY 28, That Ser BEACK FLAG. This Grand Production will be ‘presented by Elliott ‘and McClave's Powerful Dramatic Company. NEW SCENERY. CALCIUM AND SCENIC EFFECTS, ELABORATE WARDROBI LARGE AND EFF POPULAR PRICES D Next Week—"GOLD KING” ROTTING AT 1V¥ CIT DECORATION DAY, MAY 30, AT 3 O'CLOCK. First race, purse $300, 2:30 class—Holstem, Ade- laide, “Charley C. Red. Wilkes, Geo. Gheen and’ Link. Second race, purse $100, 3-minute class—Fassett, Kittie Clyde, Romp, Sadie, ‘Jim Purdy, jr, Shepherd, Mull and Dunn. Admission, including ‘ail privileges, aud children free. Lnproper characters excluded. ‘Trains leave at 12:10 and 3:30, returning at 6:20 und 7 my28-s (AS EVENING WITH THE NATIONAL RIFLES AT THE ARMORY TU ¥. 1888. COMEDY. MUSIC. FUN. Sache go and Solos, Piano, Guitar, Cornet, Flute, Zither, and Tambleronicou Solos: Soprano, Con” tralto, Baritone, and Tenor Solos; Comedy Sketches, Dramatic and Humorous Keadings, ke. &e. ‘The following well-known Musical and Dramatic Artists. Readers, and Humorists have kindly volun- teered their services: Giles ese the Clara Morris: Co.; Sam'l W. Keene, of the Winston Opera Co.; Frank Baxter, of the Boston Ideals; William Haley, Johu Mack, "Mins Bertha D. P. Lincoln, Walter F. Smita, Miss Eulalie Domer, Miss itty, ‘Thompecn, L. W, ‘Turner, Professor W. T. Southard, E. J. Whipple, W. A. Croffut, Frank M. Boteler, Chas. F. Bacon, Mise Mabel Moore, Miss Dollie Leéch, Professor J. D. Me- Cauley, Clarence Moore, E. B, Hay, W. M. Tastet, Pro- fessor Conrad Kremb, and L. D. Bond. Tickets, for sale by members, 50c. my26-31 G#AxD concen FOR THE BENEFIT OF CAKHOLL INSTITUTE, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 28, 1888, At CARROLL HALL, G st., bet. 9th and 10th sta, By Mra J. Esputa Daly, Mra. J. De or Xoder, bias Mollie Byte, Stiss Bindic Ltican, Sewers, WH’ McFarland, J. H. Hickox, Warren. 8° Young: Himter Galt, Walter Galt, aud a section of the Gvorge: town Amateur Orchestra, ‘Tickets 2oc., for sale by members and at the ball. 26.2 RAND CONCERT, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 1, AT 8 O'CLOCK, AT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, BY MATHILDE DE NOGUEIRAS, the Wagner Society, the Philharmonic jamie Simons-Lent, and Messrs. Rakeman Assisted b; Club, Mra. and Lent. Admission, 75c.; reserved seats, 81. Tickets for sale at Metzerott's Music Store. my26-0 RAND PIC-NIC oF JOURNEYMEN PLASTERERS ‘Will be given at Garden (formerly Juenemann’s), For the Benefit of THOMAS POWELL, MONDAY, MAY 28. Tickets, 25 eta, Becke my25-3t* DECORATION DaY, . 1888. Grand Opening of RN AS ENS "6 Famous Watering COLONIAL BEACH. Steamer “Wakefield” leaves 7th st. Ferry wharf at :45 am. sharp. 3 hours at the Beach.” Home at 9 o'clock nm. Diuner, Lunch, and Refreshments on Steamer and ‘at Hotel,” Dancing and Musical Entertainment. FARE, ROUND-TRIP, 30c. my26-3t C. W. RIDLEY, Gen. Manager. ECORATION DAY—MAY 30. GRAND FAMILY EXCURSION TO COLLINGWOOD BEACH. ‘The steamer Pilot Boy will make three tripe—at 9 a m.,2and5 p.m. Will touch at Alexandria each trip. ‘Music on Boat and Grounds, All kinds of Games and Amusements. ‘Large Pavilion. Dinner served on grounds. ‘Tickets, 25e.; Children, 15c. For charters, &c., apply to 1. J. WOOLLEN & CO., Care Criswell's Drug Store, my15-1mn Cor. 11th and F sts, [ ASHINGTON SCHUETZEN VEREIN, SECRETARY'S OFFICE. Vv ‘The Schuetzen Park, on 7th-strect road, being tree from intruders, is the "most beautiful resort to hold Pic-Nice, Festivals, &c., will be rented to responsible parties only, For terms apply to Hon. 8. Wolf, 921 F st_; Mr. Jno. ) broth, 330 C Hockem er, 4 new, and Chas Schroi REINHOLD SPRINGSGUTH, —_—a ER! )URTH ANNUAL EXCUKSION OF FRIENDSHIP LODGE NO. 7, L 0. M. PEN-MAR, DECORATION DAY, MAY 30, 1888. TICKETS LIMITED. SEATS GUARANTEED, ‘Train leaves Baltimore and Potomac Kaiiroad Depot at §:30 am, returning at p.m. ‘Tickets at station, cor. 6th and B sts, and cor. Pa, ave. aud 13th sta. ; also by committee. $1.00 round trip, children, 5 to 13, half fare, _Diiiner at hotel, 50c. my WVasurneton Gxove. WESLEY CHAPEL ‘Will give an excursion to WASHINGTON GROVE on MAY 30. Round-trip tickets, 60 cents. Children, 35 cents. ‘Train leaves depot at 9 o'clock. Tickets for sale at Mr. Robert Cohen's sto: ave., and at the depot. 9, PORATION Day, + MAY 30, 1888. GRAND FAMILY EXCURSION TO RIVER VIEW ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 30. Steamer Mary, Washington will make three trips, 9 a.m, Up. m.aud 5:30 p.m. Prof. E. M. Proctor will Nave’ chiance of pvc, TDaticlae down and beck every trip. and at the rounds all day Oiickets: Gentleman aud ad SOc Ladiee’ tickets, 25e,; Children between 8 aud 12 years, Zoe. ; Gentle: men’s tickets, 50c, For charters, Xe. ly to. PPIy "0g. §, RANDALL. 1100 Virginia ap17-3m OSTON BY SEA. ‘Merchants’ and Miners’ Transportation Co, ‘Steamships sail from Baltimore via Norfolk to Boston. Every Monday, Thursday and Friday, 4 o'clock p. m. Pas irpansed. sacngeF accommodations wavut Fare, including meals aud ‘main salcon, stateroom berths, $12.50: round trip, 822. Upper deck state- room berths, #14: round trip, @25. "For further in- formation sce ‘circulars at all the Hotels in Washing ton, or apply to— 3 ‘A. L, HUGGINS, General Arent may iniore. ‘Telephone Baltimore 247. 3 Tp STEAMERS VALLE Tun daily, making trips every hour from Cui intid's Boat Houses, foot of New Hampshire sv F street, and foot of High street, Geonmtown, stup- pitg.at Holtzmana. Table Rock, Bost Club and ‘Dizey idings. First trip up at 9am, Last trip down at 10 p.m Mound tly Se.” Reduced ‘rates to Taree parties. Dixey for charter. “Run up or down at #15 perasy. Pleasure Uoats of alt hinds for ture st both jousea Telephone 363-2 ‘myi-1m ‘JNO. CUMBERLAND & 80M. Jp A854 WALL Is Now opEN For THE sEa- son. ‘The Steanier W. W. CORCORAN Leaves at 10"am., Reaching Washington on Retum ‘Trip at 4 Pee Apelcatiom for aso of Grounds Plank Shad ‘arties, Excursions, &«.,and for Charter of Bost can le to CAPT” BLAKE, of the Steamer W.W. Corcoran. "For Sunday Tripe see Special Advertise: mente, mys FH FOR GHEAT Fatty AND CABIN’ JOuN BRIDGE ‘Steam packet EXCELSIOR makes her regular trips ‘on Sunday, Monday, Wednesday and Friday, leaving High and Canal sts. Georgetown, at Sam. Fare, 0c, roundtrip, Apply'toJ. 6. and J. M. WATERS. Sg a A ik UPPER POTOMAC LANDINGS. — THE, Steamer “CECILE” leaves her wharf, 3136 Water gheetown, at amy and houely thereafter “for Landings. Capacity 200 passengers, and fully equipped witht every couveuleuce. "JOS PAS ENO. “Kound-trip 150. myi-im (THE WasHINGTON RIDING ACADEMY, Corner 22d and P sts., WILL REMAIN OPEN DURING THE SUMMER FOR THE ACCOMMODATION OF ITS PATRONS. my22-1m ATTLE OF SHILOH Is 0] daily irom 9 a.m. to Isth at., two blocks south of U- S. 10 p.m. ‘Treasury Build- tug. my19 x 6. BY SPECIAL REQUEST. THE GRAND EXINLT Ball, given by Prof. JAMES H. VEK- i i be Repeated, on MONDAY EVENING, ios’ Armory. my18-9t JH PELS SUMMER GALEN, 708 and 710 E st. n.w. ‘To-night, Grand Concert by Erot CHR. ARTH'S OR- myl4-im ‘CHESTRA. PEATE AUT conection, “The Pictures and Ceramics of THOS. E, WAGGA- ‘MAN, 3300 O #t.,West Washington, will be open on the ‘THURSDAYS OF MAY, from 11.2, m. until 4 p.m, for, the, poor of Washing: fon. under the auspices of the Society of St Vinceut do a Adinission for each person 50 cents. Tickets good for day and date only can be had at Harris & Shacfer's Jewelry Store, No. L112 Peun. aye, n.w.,and B Locknart’s’ Drug Store, cor. 32d Geonse 2d ad O sts., Went Washington, for any of the Thursdays. my¥tomy30 BUSINESS CHANCES. FOR RENT PLANING MILL, IN PERFECT working order, with full and complete machinery, power, &c. iu first-class, business locality. “For pag lars and terms apply to ‘PITNEY & BRADFORD my28-2.W 1305 F st. nw, a ee ares of & ac business of 630 per day. Apply at S010 Mat, Wevt jashington. _ my2e.3e R SALE—AN OLD ESTABLISHED AND GOOD ying =e = this city; tae f oor a y reasons for selling given; part cash, balance socks, "Address Box 157 Startothoe may 2y-ot® = BALE—A GROCERY AND PROVISION tore, with was and fixtures, on Pennsylvania ave. B.w. House contains 8 rooms, and rents tor 827 ; Store must be sold. Price only $200. Apply to U. L. BOY- ER, 311 43¢st. aw. my26-3t 000 HOUSE FOR 24.000; ON THE N. Aber Sonn aves aid B at directly opponive’ the jarge bouse in course of erection for Senator Sawyer eS SP adnate 1 rear. ¥ Watchman on the premises to show the house.26-2t* WANTED_BUTTER DEALERS TO INVESTI- ite 8 process of making butter from pure but- tor fats, not to exceed 14c. per pound im cost. The writer is fully prepared to demonstrate that he can Prodi dof utter from one eallon of pure Inilk, or purily any rancid butter brought to him, PAG: dross PURITY, Star office. my26-3t HE CYCLERIES, 1406 N.Y. AVE. — LADIES’ Bicycles, Tricycles, Sociables and Tandems for Rent by the hour, day’ or ‘Tricycles for five months, $5 per month. apl2-6m. New Spare Goons. We have Just received another fresh assortment of SPRING and SUMMER GOODS, comprising a full line of Faille Francais, Peau de Soie, and Mascot ble Cloths, all sizes, with Napkins to match. HOOK, BROS. & CO, mb1-3m. 1328 F st, Porsoxovs Cosuerics LADIES who value their complexion should know FREEMAN'S MEDICATED FACE POWDER is harmless as the dew, preserves and beautifies natural- VOR SALE—BEFORE JUNE 18T. SHELVING Counters, Drawers, kc. suitable for cigar, aoa. ‘bangall Appl; SOF shee mysbat R RENT OB LEASE— Lot 100x100, corner Maryland avenue and 12th ate, Ww. NNSYLVANIA RAILROAD tracks in front, Excellent location for storage oF conl-yand. ‘Apply to JAMES F. BARBOU! my26-3t ldthend Beta hw, RENT OB LEASE ‘rarehouses, oan 40" s 100%, 50 font ceiling. 30’ x 75’, 30-foot ceiling. f= aed ‘pply to i ‘JAMES F. Tath and Bsr aw. my26-3t [ATER PO' MIN: TIM ie SR (or ‘or OEE LONG. \7 E st. p.1 my26-3t* 7 SALE—IMMEDIATELY—A GROCERY. PRO- vision, and. Liquor ‘Store. Apply to JAMES te BAKBOUR & SON. my25-6e PRORTY, DESIGNS OF SLATE “orders are Bantels in myee-ot iGE— R EXCHAN ior vnount ground sou 0 st mw. poss. June o, Ur 49 stn w.tir PLL T st. mw., SE | Sextet 1916 Sunderiana Piac 108. 140% Mi. ave. ne 70 S04 Bat. ne, 2d ren Soltis Tet a For list of furnishea nouses call for or send to offica. 45" hoor, For list of for sale call for or rend to office. placed witn me for rent or ssio is liberally ‘of Cost to the owner. ‘0. HOLTZMAN. 10th and Feta nw. R RENT — FURNISHED — FROM JUNE 15.3 ths or longer. 11-room house. southern & eure: very’ je for summer: moderate rent to Rimily of adults; references. 1303. Qatsnew. Te {OR RENT—A WELL-KNOWN _BOARDIN house of 16 rooms, furnished and filied; central location; reasonable rent; refereuices required. Box 98, Star office. as myZs-3e {OR RENT—2018 @ ARGE THREE-STORY brick; 10 rooms, all mod. imps: newly painted desirable o g wens FOE eeeps soo wwe is only a portion of the property at calls ote for bhilerin tena THOS. E WAGGAMAN.- ST. N. W., SEV 28 room brick; modern cot and papered; location; rent #510. Tom wmedern niences; in good order. Fons elon DPHCR, 934 F at, | APPLY t0 CHAS. C'DUNCANSON. "mnytb-ae RK RENT—1410 PIERCE PLACE, 2 STORY AND kth &E..S8,. §15-40, 088 ‘dasement brick: 8 rooms: all mod. improves 3 Say. 5 27. Apply to WESCOTT & WILCOX. 28S. ‘URNISHED— JOR RENT— est ae S11 th st. nw, 900 w =. os Bee Lire. ae * 5124 Desirab! Once rooms, 705 Bth st, ww. 13 U st. n.w., 8 rooms and bath, mi 903 53 McCullough st. n. ns a t. ! FOE, RENT, COZY SICROOM BLICK, | WITH bath, bay window, nice cellar and modern improve ments, 241 10th st. ne. Gomer store. Apply 706 my25-6t ae JOR RENT—HOUSE - S.W.. SEVEN 320 in advanen: key at 247, St. aw., between 9 and my26-40 in. Inquire of 22 ig wt ‘OR RENT— oe aa SERVER $16 4568. w., 6r.822.50614G aw. 7r,all mi.g23 | PPK RENTSELEY EN G01 oth st a. Br 1D 1 |“ mysa-or 4738aeii z JOR RENT—JUNE 1ST, A NINE-ROOM BRICK 1336 deers House, with modern improvements, 117 12th st 1250 45¢s.w,6r.m. 116.30 909 Ist sts.) Sr iw. “Aply to JOWN F. GREEN, 120 4th st. 131,05. w. 05 Mast aw. di my21-2we a 5 be RENT— OK RENT—1203 4TH ST, NEAR N 796 Mass ave., rooms, bath abd cellar, al m.i.on line of 8 convenient to Peusion Office, Newly papered and painted andin thorough repair,@40. Ki. PEIPOLD, 2 F st nw. my26-3t 1340 1011 G st. 1628 14tirst 1349 Q st, 7 S01 E.c., st. & dw.40 FRE RENTA [ANGE COMPORTABLE FUKN. ished house to rent for the summer; rent 40 per jmonth. Apply at 1466 K. Lave. my 20-20 it RENT_ON THE 1ST OF SUNE_FURNISHED houses until October 1 for $4 aud 840. per month; situated im the Horthwestcrn eection of 1g2s Gale n.e., br. 30 880 Del. ave ihe., Or Mertiian ave, Mt. Pleas. Office rooms. im we aud OuLoULidiige, #12 ¥ THOMAS InLA, te and St, Penk ats, Heli wa WING Apis NTHS-A Lane the house all fur ve uh, WUNTRY PLACE ON \ € Bricktwoudy jarring. v0 Fst Fox. EFINE, NINE-Re beautitul grounds station my 25-30 BARGAIN AT HYATTSVILLE Mouse, with lot 1 fect deep only tw #3100.) it € tiouth if desired. “Apjy CHAM te EVANS, Attorney -at-Law my 26-30" sol FFs, SAVE ROUK Ackes ar arisen. Pich land, with charuituae tril tina wite for eo bade toes, pe uw, Be Bxcrdie Poultry. only twelve minutes ita PRP Stuy roved. rice Ply to MICHAMD & TV ANS, RoE RENt a MANSION, WITH srounds overivckiin: railroad station, 1 Paperrd: kitchen, fe ACKES AT JUNCTION OF MILITARY ROAD LO Ge eat ie Lot aT 3) and 140 actos 14 auiles £ CHOICE HYATTSVILLE, a ©. Myatt at Jevmted oom mis. tad f nbade trem. slit riare. Maryland, on vasy terms to am iiuuiediate purines will be rented frou Juue tet toa private taualy oF first-class boarditie biti ¥. H. SMITH & SON, It Ft my 4-1,w.42w Met Weel a 30, Building, Oth and F sts SHEKMAN & CO, 1407 F st. T—PRESS-BRICK BAY-WINDOW, WITH concrete cellar, seven rooms snd bath; all mod. Papsred and painted; best coud Apply to 124 Period, at 850 per month. _my26-3t_ a JOR RE 2 THREE-STORY, pressed brick, nine-room house: all mod. imps.”, thorough repair: furnace in cellar, key at BOVEL'S, corner H aud North Capitol st city; also one frouting om Faragut Square, for sane HILL 0! in good order: That desirable 1bewon back wouse 2307 11th st, — rf ple 10-room brick house sees, u.w. Rent reduced to 850 ‘EOE RENT UNFURNISHED. BUSHNELL & CARUSI, 1221 Ct. ave. BW, p30-3m i008 F st uw JOR RENT— 1 a ORK RENT—DWELLING HOUSE: 044 NEW 138 York ave. three-story brick. four-story back build ai jug; modern unprovements, Inquire 625 Peunsyiva- 112 his ave nw. NOAH WALKER & 0. ou 49 June 1. my7-1m 2a JOR RENT—HOUSE 1108 16TH ST. N.W. 9 gic Tooms, all modern couveniences. ¢55 per imoath Br ior one'year's lease. AVply to MOBI: L FLEMING, 34: 141g Fst mylli 3e58 JOR RENT OR SALE— ‘New Houses, 914 and 916 8 at... 10 rooms < and Tea6 THs nw..Or.- 00 283 Istat aw Or ag ‘The above, Houses can ve 108 by permittrom, cur gfice only. THOMAS J. FISHER & CO. 526 TC 1324 F ot aw KR RENT—123 MARYLAND AVE. N.E.; THREE- tory and basement fitst-class condition, rent 1 bath, mod. improvements: reut $50 per month. quire of OWNEA, 510 oth st. uw. amy 7 i RENT— Fai Seana 126 Cat ne, ds POR, BENT-FOR ONLY 816, 5 Room BRICK, ‘ 24jltear 2021 Tet: nw, ae.10 ely paperod and painted "inquise ef 1513 Sih Shel ne Bre as Lea Wyle nee wo 7 3 Bt % Ne n.e.or 9.5 oo anise at 26-3 'SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY, 927 Faw. Rt RENT— 720 9th st, 2 1918 Fst. itr tai. Stable for6 horses an Bvehicles a my26-6t GEO. W. Li RENT—UNFURNISHED— Vermont ave.885 214 Lestat, a6, p ‘2208 F st. Gr., m.i.828. 5A room 20540, 19th st. ~60| near Pa, ave., for busi- 19uist w'rDupoutcir 150 Q st. bet. 15 & FIDCH, FOX & BROWS, 1437 Penn. avon, ELSE ___ MONEY TO LOAN. __ EAL ESTATE INVESTMEN’ SAFE As U. a thr 30 8. BONDS, 10 OPER CENT, PAYABLE QUARTERLY, 30 sMALE Piaicat CHARGED, =) THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 917 Fe, 50 foo 30 Mie 3 alia i 30 be) .000—TO LOAN -. O re. 25. Stable, 3 st t... 16 1.000 ‘For a full list apply wo 900 ON REAL ESTATE. WESCOTT & WILCOX, my26 "1907 Pa. ave. ne, R RENT—936 P ST, N.W.; THREE-STORY ‘and basement, 9 rooms snd bath, modern improve fmy28)_THOS. E. WAGGAMAN._ ONEY TO LOAN AT FIVE PER CEST ON AF” FIVE " Ps iments, location fcmtclags, atreet cars pasn door, $45 | 2Aproved ral estate security, tare amount pemouth. CHARLES B CAYWOOD, Basomeni, 16 | ee ‘1307 F St aw. ()() AT 5 PER CENT AND 83,000 AT te 810,000 SS es Tae t oye 18.30. Inquire 435 oth st. ue. en ae OSA Saw. ‘ONEY TO 1oLOAN IN LARGE, Ok SMALL Snounte st loweet EDISON © LARCOMBE, my22-1m* 1304 F st. nw. Rok REN’ iN. aud bath, in wood order; rént 1 DALY, 1410 sth at nw. '920-22 Bury st. Gr818.33 * # € 125.00 211 iss {In sume to suit at current rates on approved real So ONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED REAL ES- tate, 1D suns als J. BW! ee a = 8 "HILL & JOuNSTO! tiy2-3m 738 15th st mw, JANDOWMENT, LIFE AND TONTINE POLICIES bouxht st hictest caah prices, “Loane now tiated pon sane at reascnuble terms, 8 IN. over Tyler & Kutherford, ‘mti28-Smn* L085 480 Discounts. RICH & 00, BANKERS, 613 15th st nw. ‘ONEY LOANED ON STOCKS, BONDS, ‘and Navy -20 In rear 319 stal CAYWOOD, 910 9th st. m. 3JjOR RENT—609 ¥ ST. N.W.. FIFTEEN ROOMS; Feit medera improvements ip od order. $100 mb24-3m_ ‘IM HIGH-CLASS MILLINERY. ‘BUREAU OF PASHION, mylp \ 1434 New York ave. nw. ‘AND CLAIM ATTORNEY'S PRINTING 209 ST. XW WASHING. NISITING NEW YORK CAN ‘Sd et references ex" my) ‘MISS A.C. LETSON. Apply to LEIGHTON & PAL ruisiaue ave INF MD Mes = 1000 JARM FOR SALE G. 00. iia ‘Trustee, and att") -at bs iy loca ee fro thi artim, be wee Intiin idly S. mile, KOA. PH JOR SALE—AT ROCKY and sale; lots for wale farms conventeut to statin slong Met Branch I aud 0” tre eke. COORE D. LUCKETI ay 1-w OK SALE—GAITHERSBUL County.—100 Jota witiin 2 all elevated and desirable ain of 00 tet Apniy to myo-Liu? —~COUNTRY BOARD. ANTED—BOARI dence near the ) 4 daily traius; 4 mai wor the wuuit Ri SEMNGHILL Lake SS) County, Ma.within tive station, N.C. HK, 7 male trains daily each way from ect with Baltamore aud Po ation is elevated, fine and iawn, bomtine lake, ete, | A few boarders cau be ace ott ily. A ure County, TTS STATION, MET. BRANCH, Sy miles from Washington, now open for w boarders; newly shed: excellent water, good table ‘accomodation for horses, Apply t MARSHALL, 201 E st SPRING BANK OFFERS FIRST-CLASS BOAKD, Dance rooms fruit, toe, milk in profusion, ke. Terns 85 per week. Trains wet daily. Keferences exchatured, Address SPRING BANK, Alexandria, Va my2s 140" OAKDERS CAN BE ACCOMMODATED AT koma Park with pleasant roc board. terms reasonable. For particulars 56, Takoma ¥.O., D.¢ OARDERS WANTED POR THE SUMMER aT Beiteville, Md. healthful country: Lear ralroad station, For particulars call or addre th st. mw. FEW BOARDERS © WEANTEDITES OK A DOZEN BOAKDEUS AT A farm-house 1 $15 per mouth, & Ley. on tat ile from Ch + Clifte NTRY BOARD IN BARNESVILL) ‘walk from static Met. ‘Bi uation healthy ; 0 tain soevery , pleasant rooms. For terms edd: LEN a Witt Boaevens wanten seu month toe porous, much cooler the caty.s homelike and, good bound. Apply at 704 Kung st., Alexandcia, Va. T A PLEASANT COUNTRY SEAT Mountains of Vineinia, afew boarders fc T, Washington, my #0 OBTAIN! The Wsrouk,”” w Dewutiful erounda, THE latwe, airy room: best of farty every th thelarm. Address Mix ¢. STOCRIUS. inarle County, Va- fresh tio, JOR A LIMITED NUMBEK OF GUPSTS. with home comforts, gv land ice: depot convenicut Pe 3. M. BEARD, Kutiand, mays . W. KING, 1007 Hi wt. mm. J 0S8T—LAST FRIDAY AFIEKNOON, Dog black ears and noes. sewers to vane of (NST. IN ee seat LS payers, nel ‘3 die money and some valuabie, paer, .peludine Ary die wirwed to JOMS 0. Make TWEEN 10TH Sultabie reward =