Evening Star Newspaper, May 17, 1889, Page 2

CYCLONE BILL. He is Believed to be One of Those Who Robbed Paymaster Wham. Teesow, A. T., May 17. 17.—Advices from Fort Thomas says that Cyclone Bill, who was ar- rested at Clinton Wednesday, is undoubtedly one of the gang that robbed Paymaster Wham. He answers the description of the lame man. He cannot explain his whereabouts during sev- eral hours previous to and after the robbery. Four others of the gang are known and will [a be arrested y. A woman d jor on horse-back half an hour Betor the attack, going toward Thomas, and whenth fight was over she was seen near by. She says sbe saw the robbers, recognized six of them, all of whom are well known in the vicinity of Thomas. —_>____ WHIPPED BY A MOB. An Old Man Pulled from a Feather Bed and Given Seventy-Five Lashes. Cutcaco. May 17. A Ke Horton, Kan., special says: Joseph Pelz, an Austrian, in the restau- rant business, was taken from his home by two hundred men last night. carried half a mile south of town and given seventy-five lashes on his bare back. eiz had brutally beaten his step-daughter, thirteen years old, to 1 her to sign over to him certain property benr np brady ats Pelz was under bond to answer to the authorities for the offense. Pelz’s wife, fearing that a mob would take him before moruing, had sewed him up in a feather tick, covered it over with a heavy mattress and then laid on the bed and feigned sickness. The couple fought the regulators like tigers while the old man was being pulled out of his feathery nest. Pelz was warned to leave the town at once. DR. IN. He is Now Said to Have Been Seen and Recognized In St. Louis. Sr. Lovrs, May 17.—A rumor circulated last night that Dr. Cronin had been seen in St. Louis and clearly recognized. Two gentleman, who knew Dr. Cronin well, saw him issue from a building on 10th and Franklin and enter a carriage. To add plausibility to the rumor it is known that two Chicago reporters and two well-known detectives, of that city, are in St. Louis and avoid saying why they are here. It is believed that they have information of such a character as to lead them tw believe that Dr. Cronin is in this city, and that they are here to unravel the mystery. A QUESTION ‘OF DUTY. Can Parts of Chairs be Taken Into Canada Free of Tax. Orrawa, Oxt., May 17.—Mr. Linstey, a rep- resentative of the Oneida Community at Niagara Falls, N. Y., had an interview with the minister of customs yesterday and asked permission to bring into Canada free of duty the separate rts required in the manufacture of what are mown as American chairs, the chairs to be completed in Canada. The minister said the request would receive cov — CANADIAN DISSATISFACTION. Rumored Changes in the Dominion Cabinet the Cause. Cutcaco, May 17.—A Heraid special from Ottawa, Ont., says: It is generally understood here that J. H. Pope, minister of railways and canals, will be succeeded by J. H. Chaplean as secretary of state. Mr. Colby, M. P., will succeed Mr. Chapleau as secretary of state These appointments will cause great dissatis- faction throughont the country, as it is gener- ally conceded that Colby receives his appoint- ment because of the service rendered the gov- ernment | ssion by a powerful speech sup- porting the action of the administration on allowing the Jesuit’s estate act. The govern- ment is coming in for vigorous denunciation all around for its action in reference to this question, and Mr. Calby's appointment will a add more full to the flame which even now threatens the government with defeat at the next general elections. A NARROW ESCAPE. Horse Car Comes N Near Going into the Chicago River. Cutcaco, May 17.—A street car containing twelve passengers had a narrow escape froin goinginto the river trom the State street THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., FRIDAY, MAY 17. 1889, A GREAT ‘AT PAPER. What To-morrow’s T Twelve-Page Star will Contain. To-morrow’s Star will be brimful of good things. Besides covering the news field in all parts of the world it will contain a number of carefully prepared articles, which are excep- tionally interesting and particularly suited to a home paper such as Tue Star is. To-morrow’s issue will be twelve pages, as usual. The additional space, caused by the enlargement of the paper on Saturday is always filled with the choicest of reading matter, and so varied as to please everybody. The excptional facilities afforded by extensive telegraphic connections, a thor- oughly equipped mechanical department, and a large force of well-trained newspaper re- porters enables Tae Star to come before the public without a rival, To-morrow’s paper will be fully up tothe standard. Among its features will be the following interesting arti- cles: HEATING AND COOKING (lIllustrated):— Stoves and kitchen utensils of all countries, as illustrated by the collection in the Na- tional museum. IN NAVAL CIRCLES (Illustrated):— Wives of prominent naval officers and their ¢ historiea, BUSINESS ENTERPRISE (Illustrated) :— Live Washington men and how they have succeeded. AIDING WOMA) CHARMS:— How to keep cool and comfortable during the heated term. ETIQUETTE AND MANNERS:— What to do and what not to do in society, CONSERVATORIES OF THE RICH:— Beautiful flower rooms arranged for decora- tive purposes. By Mary Gay Humphreys, THE ASSISTANT LIBRARIAN:— A very readable love story with a good end- ing. HOME MATTERS:— Practical hints to industrious housewives. A TALK ABOUT THEOSOPHY:— W Dr. Elliott Coues said in a chat with a Srar reporter. REAL ESTATE GOSSIP:— Buildings and builders of Washington. An interesting chapter. OUT-DOOR SPORTS:— What is going on on the base ball diamond and on the tennis court, pede SOCIAL MATTERS. Plans and Movements of Prominent Per- sons—Personal Mention. Count and Countess d’Archot, of the Belgian legation, have returned from a stay of some weeks in New York city. Mrs. Detmold, Count- ess d’Arschot’s mother, died in her New York home on the 4th of March last, and the count- ess is therefore in the deepest mourning. She is also suffering from a severe sprain in her back. Count d’Arschot and his beautiful wife will leave here for New York city and the north- ern summer resorts about the middle of next month, The Massachusetts club entertained Dr. George B. Loring, the new minister to Portu- gal, ata veryelaborate dinner in Boston last Saturday night. Mrs, Isaac Henderson, widow of the late pub- lisher of the New York Evening Post, has built a commodious residence, No. 1612, on Rhode Island avenue, and has recently moved into it. Mr. and Mrs, Henry E. Pellew, who are greatly enjoying their new residence on the corner of Massachusetts avenue and 17th street, will go shortly to Asheville, N. C., for a few weeks’ stay. Mrs. Edward Brooke, of K street, and her debutante daughter have been thrown into mourning by the recent death of the mother of Mrs. Brooke. Public Printer Palmer is located in summer quarters on P street. He has taken a honse on 13th street from the first of September, and will bring his family here at that time to oc- bridge about 10 o’clocklast night. eupy it. a misunderstanding, lack of proper sig- a, the car was driven on the hie ops Mrs. L. Q. C. Lamar, jr., and her little son, it was about to turn and was uot seen by the | Sailed from New York city yesterday for Glas- bridge tender. As the horses attached to the | $°¥- From there she goes to Paris, where she car reached the other side of the bridge it | €Pécts to spend a year in artistic studies. swung open and they plunged into the river. Mr. Augustus G. Heaton will read a paper With rare presence of mind Driver O'Neill set upon Amelie Rives-Chandler at a meeting of his brake oe the pin and the car was | the Neighbor's club on next Tuesday evening stopped with the end 0? #~ bridge. None of the passengers prorat The horses were rescued, neither ¢ front wheels within a foot of | at Dr. Johnston's residence on N street. Mrs. Gen. Lander will entertain the mem- badly burt. bers of the Literary society at a garden party —— Severe Hail-storm in lowa. Cepan Raprps, Iowa, May 17.—The worst hail-storm that ever visited central and north- ern Iowa passel over this place yesterday morning, lasting but two or three minutes. ‘Many of the stones were larger than hens’ eggs. They cut the leave id small limbs from trees, ed vege ‘stion, and caused a loss of sev- eral yasand doilars to green-houses and win- dows. Had there be-n much wind the damage would have been im nense. Some houses near this city were sligh 'y damaged by an incipient tornado, but no ons was] hort. The Latest from ‘the | Montana Election. Herexa. Moxt., M+ 17.—The returns from ‘Tuesday's election are still incomplete, but it is believed that the constitutional convention will be com d of 39 democrats and 34 re- publicans. Two of the democrats are inde- pendents, leaving a working majority of 3. ot enough returns have been received to enable aclear judgment to be formed of the relative strength of the two parties on the popular vote. Minnesota’s } New Di Drunkards’ Law. Misseapotts, Mixy., May 17.—Senator Scheffer’s drunkards’ law went into effect yes- terday. It provides that whoever becomes in- toxicated by voluntarily drinking intoxicating liquors shail be deemed guilty of the crime of enness, and upon conviction thereof shall be punished as follows: For the first offense bya — of not less than $10 nor more than #40, or —— for not less than ten or more forty days. For the second offense by im- prisonment for not less than thirty nor more than sixty days, or by a fine of not less than $20 nor more tl #50. For the third and all ——— offenses by imprisonment of not than sixty aye = more than ninety days The “ Empire” All Right. Doxvurs, Mixx., May 17.—There is no truth | in the burning of the United Empire. A ru- mor that she had been burned was set afloat here yesterday, and sent broadcast over the | country, but how it started is not known. By inquiry at the office of her agent here, it was learned that he had heard nothing of it. Later he received a telegram from General Manager Beatty, of the line, that she left Kinzardee, Ont., Wednesday night, and he had heard of no trouble. It was afterward learned that she Sos — afternoon at 2:39 for rt. e boat isa passenger steamer, and valued at — ms Arrested for wheuig4 Counterfeit Money. Surxervitte, Inp., May 17.—Geo. Hawery, a wealthy farmer of this county, was arrested Yesterday and taken to Rushville on a warrant ing him with being one of two men who | — over $300 in counterfeit fives and tens last Tuesda: ve —— Will not Accept the Reduction. Cutcaco, May 17.—A dispatch from Streator, DL, says: Aconvention of the miners of the northern Ilinois district concluded a three days’ session yesterday. Inreply to the an- nouncement of a reduction of 10 cents per ton the rators they offer to accept a reduc- tion of 23¢ cents per ton, the same as the miners of Pennsylvania and Obio have offered. The operators have declined this, and they on next Saturday afternoon in the rose garden attached to her picturesque place on Capitol Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Pollok will sail for Europe nextweek. They will visit the Paris exposition. Col. and Mrs. John Hay have sailed for Europe, and will also inspect the Paris exposi- tion. Mr. and Mrs. F. Preston B. Sands are receiv- ing the congratulations of their friends on the birth of achild. Mrs. Sands was the daughter of the late Judge McCue, of Brooklyn, and has been in retirement during the past few months on account of his recent death. ‘The Misses Maury will spend a portion of the summer as the guests of Mrs. Ira Davenport, at Kingston, on the Hudson. The garden party at Carroll Springs Sani- tarium, Forest Glen, for the benefit of the Homeopathic dispensary, was a great success. Over 500 people were on the grounds. The tournament resulted as follows: First fea Mr. Frank Keys; second prize, Mr. Enos = a rize, Alfred Ray; fourth prize, Howard Bachel Mr. Will Robertson gave an enjoyable exhibition on the bicycle. In the evening the grounds were brilliantly lighted with Chinese lanterns, Dancing was enjoyed until alate hour. A handsome sum was rea- lized for the dispensary. Mrs. Blackburn, the wife of the late governor of Kentucky, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Hamp- den Zane, 1215 19th street, ie Sy Le ALEXANDRIA, Reported for THE EVENING Star. Pocanoxtas City.—During the period in which the Arrow company was announcing here the building of the mammoth Pocahontas M. A. Buchanan, of Washington, purchased the square of ground opposite Battery Rogers for $3,000, sale survey was made, many score building lots laid out and Arrow City estab- lished there, with Pocahontas street running through it. The square, with a comfortable two-story brick house upen it, had been sold at auction in 1846, just before retrocession, for #430, to Irwin & Co. Some years ago it was sold to Capt. English for $1,200. He improved the place and sold it for $3,000. The property, after the sale at $3,000, was assessed at 72,000. At the last meeting of the city council the owner sent in a sharp protest against the assess- ment, and offered to sell the square at less than 2.000 to any member of the city council. But the members did not see in the proposal a good chance of Cry fags the real estate business, and referred the matter to the finance com- mittee. Tue Moxument CeLepration.—The citizens’ committee on the monument celebration met again last night at the city building and con- tinued preparations for the observances next Friday. The headquarters of the visiti organizations will be fixed at McBurney ale ‘The Maryland society of the confederate army and navy will come from Baltimore by way of Shepherd's and cross the river. The mayors of several Virginia cities will be present, and it is expected that many state organizations as well as some Washington companies will attend. ‘This morning the derrick is in operation at the monument site, and blocks of stone are being placed in position. Nor So Bap as Was Frarep.—One of the ways to wake _—— Alexandria is to start a rumor that the Midland railway shops are to be re- arbitrations. The indications are it mining will be suspended in northern for some time. [ Showered With Molten Iron. (Cuicaco, May 17.—A dispatch from San Fran- ee ee ne the iron moved from the city, om ‘Alzandrin, has this week been wide awake over such a report. It general fright ond that only the of = ene and a ent, Major Si Borum, will snoved This athens ith with fe clerks; Msascn, Beckham, Menit ioe, Monroe and Wilson, Betting Greenaway Lynch burg at an early day. Notes. WANTED_HELP. ee MISCELLANEOUS . FOR SALE—LOTS. COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. |FOR sALE— MISCELLANEOUS ‘ANTED—A COMPETENT PERSON TO MARE Ladies’ Wraps and Jackets. for extabiiahment, at Aire BCT STAM | hehe TED--COOKS, #10 70. 19,70 975: H orsEaayDs ‘and Dairy Futana ones, = Dick's, oe nshipagent.__1t* _ MEN COOKS. @10TO 240; CHAM- me eae COOMBS, Sanaa |e ANTED—TWO FIRST-CLASS WAIST-HANDS. Westen, Ses, arin a Address 1035 inet ae it" po ge BARTENDER Log LL -4 wis © month, and board; £ city; and: Bd meat-carver man Moers er aud co sort at once. DICK'S AGENCY, G13. in st. n.w. 1t* ANTED-SIX FIRST LASS. 3, W aces qtaars soak eats Sea OE Ratha myl7-2t" Nios: ANTED — GOOD HAMMER MEN °AND tunuel men HY tunnels at Phoenixville and Mai pa on main line Philadelphia and Reading railroad. Ply at the work. KA. MALONE & SONS. ml? WASTED ENERGETIC YOUNG MEN TO === G ho A100 can satken, Pecenseet al ps rontable positions. Call room 2 Hokel Slater, Wer en it ABOUT. SIXTEEN ace for light honsework, with good references : go thights, 318 12th Wi D-—A SETTLED WHITE WOMAN FOR general housework; no children; no washin waxes, $10; references, 130 Penn, ave. 8.e.my 17 w ANTED—GREAT INDUCEMENTS oo myo Ho ay po party in Washington tpol'a large laundry trade. Address DUBREME & LDIN, Star Steain Laundry, Baltimore, Md. WELL RECOMMENDED WHITE _firl for general housewors, in @ small famil: 7th st. now. Vs Waa making. Apply at once. WANTED GIRL FOR Gi Le Work: one who is willing to 9 in the gomtey must come well recommended. Apply 202:31¢ a. ast bring wood Mea root wag 5 Cafe, 1410 Pa. ave, dations; at F MA posite Wilant’s Hote. Ws ANTED-YOUNG MAN TO LEARN HORSE- shoeing, Oue with experience preferred. 3: JU+ Oth street n. w. ED—A DRUG CI are WITH THREE ur years’ experience in the business, Apply to . 11155 King st., Alexandria, Va. my16-2t" NTED—A YOUNG MAN BETWEEN 15 AND O yeurs of age, who can come well recomended, tohelp ing bar, “Address M, M. 'T., Star offi my ERGETIC, CHRISTIAN LADY OR ell acquainted in Washington, can y Working palit the time. Call at once. FAULK AN, _my16-3t" ____ Room Gioud Building. ANTED — A STENOGRAPHER AND TYP writer in a lawyer's office. Address, 7 ex- rictice, references and salary expected, Lock Box 587, city P.O. ee : lay 16st" Ware - IMMEDIATELY — EXPERD waist and skirt: lands; also one ‘apprenti h “ny 16-2t* Wwe NT ‘0 LEARN THE DRUG BUS- iness; one who lives with bis parents preferred. Address: 8 Box * 20, Star office. my 16-3t PLAIN COOK, MALE OR acter, steady , Star office x FIRST-CLASS WAIST AND nd two lor three apprentices and phe younw girl that te willing to do auy ting and uak WILSON, 1210 8th st, n.w. my16-2 W: ‘TED- =i GRADUATE PHARMACIST, FOR plief or ue ermanently if suited; a setth preferred. Address GINGER, Star office. my i0-3t WANXIED- 2 GIKL TO TAKE CARE OF TW children, German preferred, Call on Mrs. FRANK B. OONGEK, Hotel Maltby, Capitol Park. my16-2t WASTED-A WAIST HAND: ALSO A SKIRT- + don’t need to call uuless experienced, RYHNEN: S41 13th stencw Wane a a WHE GIRL, 9 NG AS. sist in doing the housework, ‘a family two; will be treated as a ineiuber'of the ‘analy ng 11th st. nw. my" Wastes ERVAN LORED, = ‘OR en i; three in family, adults; stay nights; references required. Apply 13307 F st iw second floor. amy 1 ERS FOR PROF. CHRIST- national Tailor System of Dress tting with inch rule and tape measure alone: no scales, aud the only system used that ig cientific t: principles, System taught MESSER my15-1m* based a by AVERAGE OVER new Kubber Under- LITTLE, Chicago, I. ws ED — IMMEDIATELY skirt, waist, aud basque hands. Apyly a eh my15-3t* Ws veg ond Bean eee sak ANTED=COWR a ES BR ie eee ol Ves ard br doen et ANTED—TO od taney FOR THREE OR FOUR verton, Va. 1t* SAD a OR St SIX, MON SIX MONTHS; ma W sx D BRIO 0 OR SURRY, WAGON, TO summer, or to purchase cheap. DAYTON, Star office, TANTED—A Hi dress NY. D'S ofiee 00 FOR, FE ho use. Address 4RZED, — GENTLEMAN'S SRQGND- HAND Hiding Bridle and Saddie Cheap. Radicae —— BY A AxTED-SNORE FORTUONDO & yndre and Zar 10c. each. JOS! Suey &CO., Phuladelphns: my15-Im iy ANTED—TO BUY OR HIRE" STEREOPTICON a and qual quality and “a SECOND HAND = sain = ED-TO PULCHAS was size aw cooking stove, Poin Tes ese nw ings guaranteed to fi ANTED — TYPEWRITE’ TY neat work ; syntactical accuracy ; low, ARNOLD, Stenographer and Typewriter, Bry St cloud WV ANTED-PARLOR FURNITURE UPHOL- stered; Mattresses made over; work done in a t and substantial manner; vacde, perfect Ait guaranteed, RTS covers cut and C. NELSON, 122: ANTED-FULD SASH PRICES WILL BE PAID Id and silver, or exclan silver ware, by SDESTO. 4 ee ae H. BAUM PAYS THE TGHEST CASH rices for second-hand Furniture, aud Feathe ‘ie Households a specialty. Miagece A ‘TRY SCRIBNER, BEST BU’ we! TTERINE, Polls aid prints 908 pound; cooki Warranted not to get strong oF ranci does) for one month, or money refun Families served at residences. ea -taleoniy st stalls 328, 329 (dec Market, and 1t3 ily. "WM. C. pena fish aisle) Center Beale’ inquire of ED gre ee ae eee sn ee i on haat Pernice ete.; prompt attention to orders = oy i iuail or a 2D. BA ARP CLEANING AND fegovatiue ‘Works; Feathers Renovate tresses Made Over, Furni stroyed, PY H-YOUNGS.1408 Pao rane en SECOND-HAND CLOTHING, guns, revolvers, old gold and silver, for which pighest cas — a res LASE, ne poy Dew. my2t _ FOR, RENT_ROOMS. __ UR DOORS and single fur- Disied rouns with table boa ences exchanged. OR RENT—ELEGANT ROO} 8, NICELY FUR- north and south fronts, ‘first-class house hhorhood ; summer prices.’ 913 M st. n. w. a ADULTS, PARLOR FLOOR, DIN- -Foom, Kiteben, back porch, flower yard; also 2 rooms. WOR RENT—FURNISHED. AND UNFU cSHED, from $1.25 to #4 per week; com lors, bay, Per bear park, Conventent to three Lines L. DLW. ENT—TWO NICELY FURNISHED ooMs in best section of the city, gas Apply to’ HITE OR COL- EL, 1827 14th L. ‘0 TEACH DANCIN id music (1 pupil), for beer durin summer in family of two (brother ‘and sister); Teference, Address LIBBEY, Lewinsville, Fairfax my: 15-30" ANTED—AT INDUSTRIAL EXCHANGE EVERY hour in the day, cooks, chamb ds, “nurses, general ouseworkers) malé, and female, white and colored Lelp of r ‘and €or ply at once, ‘s TE: SKADEORD. ? (Walter building), myl4tos1* first V ANTED— DETECTIVES — - WE WISH TO ploy ‘wood men everywhere to represent our ret Service Department. No membership fi charged. Sasa 7 pany ap] lication with stamp for full information; | Address MOHAWK DETECTIVE BU- REAU, ett ta, Kansas, myl3-1w" = vOuER FOR PHILADELPHIA, ALSO for city, dy. bookkeepers ZoUNK nurse girls, dressinakers, farm and dairymen, & iferapen, women (baggaze room; trunks stored): BU NHAM'S, 9 Ythst. nw. my11-6t" V OFFICE does not keep you wi ug for ‘employment, Situations furnished ‘at once; applications for gov. erument poritionspreyared by au expert; rooms rest tered. 711 Gast. n, y11-1w* Wt ED-SALESME WE WISH A FEW MEN to sell our goods by sample to the wholesale and retail trade. Laryest wanuf'rs in our line. Enclose 2- cent stamp. Waxes $3 per day. Permanent position. No postals answered, foney advauced for wages, ux, ete, Ceut. M'f'g Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, MPL U- V reau, conducted by ladies, men and women, white and’colored, for ail kinds o domestic labor, for District and states, with references. 717 Mat. n.w, myll-Lin* _ WANTED—SITUATIONS. WANTED — A PLA Chan A k YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION an come well recommended. Ad- myl7-20" OWN, ACTIVE BUSI- city, now oceuyying a respons ble position requiring his attention gael but tree todevete ample, timer togetor wih clerieal help and office room to additional business separate from his personal engagements, desires to obtain a paying position of trust with a business firm or pri- yale party, or the management of an estate, Satis- factory reference, | Capital furnished if wecessary. Address EXLCULIVE, P.O. Box 226. my17-1m Wyre ay A TIDY, SPTTLED WHITE WO- V ian, a situation as cook; good references. we ED-BY AN EDUCATED GERMAN aint, ituation as housekeeper. Loves children, ren to leave the city, Address A. B, V., Star office, my. Ww TO DICK'S AGENCY FOR COOKS, men, Butlers, Waiters and Seneral Tiowsework. | et st.u.w. Also European Stea: agent. diess M. H QUARTERS — POSITIONS: aid, Waitress, Laundress, and Meu Waiters. Cooks, Coucbtaen, Butlers, SAM'L A. COOMBS, 926 F st.n.w. wny17-4t* G LADY OF rg yas governess, companion oF piste ed. Mise “I ORM my16-2t" WV ANTE RENCHMAN WHO IS A SKILL- Tal cook and. of veljable ouamecter, © hb iv iauily for the summer. ED—REMEMBER THAT ON sta We will send you a i ant ‘of any kind. Satisfaction wuarautecd.. Also, Yanted rooms,n all parts of city, STEINER & BRAD- FORD, Industrial Exchange, awe Building. ee “my. ED—POSITIONS BY GERMAN MAIDS, farm and duirymen, also book-keepers, cooks, Walters, nurses, ei ely eect others.’ Cities, orts try, (i ) #0) yl cs apaameed KNHAM'S, 4 910 9th st, new. ‘OR | eee OR aRRORUINTED; in first class house; first story, 4 rooms; 5 rooms; or 3d story, Windows in every roo secon si ae ae private bath; = ees re SR epicentre al NEAR H 150 0 rte F FOREST OLES. GLEN, : eae oR SALECUFAP HORSE. Ce | Fe seceorement oie Toad Nos tulle fesa the station, | 13s) et. a.w JOR SALE_ONE ENGLISH SET — 2 . L. a, | Persea =) loo sinned Sait. ve: ers rene firey Mort tomate SALE—A FINE CORNER LOT, 1 Fagen oo, Faget & ‘my17-3t* 810 F st. nw. Xs ik SALE 7, FURNITURE, § af ful vd fax: Seahie lection a ® 5-room hours pv dy abo solcaal yh 20. ne in Wasivhiston ¢ 10-room BGBeatieet Sots bat Toth ac and Rew er Mans vill 7 AD, Star office Conduit Reed wos gram dase 8 So! ayn orchard and barn. ‘m first-c! “ vel U0 | Partly in Prince Wissnge’s and Anve ties, 136 tulles. frome u Laurel.cn the | m3 c ‘Ohio railroad; improved by a house | cle in wood Gondition 0 A fide new tara and other out” Vapor Stove. Call after’ p. tn Srgt class gundition. | Near the | a ee : ier govt secs sly | quae imps ei prmeee go vision’. at @200 and @2bd per acre, | 2ests gaudy ths, Dost in the ome. | cover: & : subdi place. payments. Special summer myl?st TBS €00., Sun | 86 acres'on the Baltimore and Ole Sep bow, Pianos. Old Pianos, square, oF sever wrt an ERAL ‘HE RS vy City, adjoins Mt. Olivet cemet: ts Gane taien ta eax st best value, and any 1 es 3 Aliana line of ce SEE BEST CORNERS | Tila piace ie waluable for» brick jand ora suis: | M2 De Paid to suit.” See us before you bay, — tom, om tine of ie ca" | vision into town lots. *Price, THE PIANO EXCHANGE WAREROOMS, trees and . 000 i 20 a ary purchaser. Tnguire of JOHN 158 acres C3 Anpe Ariidel County 16 miles from Annapolis, ou the west side of Herring Creek. Tm- inde A Proved by's fsine heer bare sae Gory Piano Howes, . — » &e., in fai RK SALE—ON STOUGHTON ST. vicina condition. Tand yields 30 bushe: ut ‘to th " = ing the city and river. Lange oaks,water.sewersfas: | | sere. Wil trade. eee | gomercced streets nesr cars and het sar acres, one-half under cultivation, 12 miles from | and depth desired; 1.25 to ‘a 50. A Mount J: a, Va.,3 miles from =. celebrat os JOHNSON, 928 F st. my 16-3 pane he acs, Va. luproved by aa REM Sd cts BR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL, LOT ON Q et a Be 3 412, 414, 416 14th tween 21 ate reasonable fy ae iat acres in Westmorel: a, opposite. Piney Fes SALE =) u RY FINE ENGLIS Is ovr GhAY ___ 1503 Peunsyivania ave. Py eit Since | golor “Adan but. there oa ICE LO’ 18 FEI burned a few years | po aS iy abort 00, ee pe BR ae $993 and respectively material enoush fora house of 10 or rack. Furiabed RUST & i {OR SALE —TRICYCLE: 48-INCH DRIVER; alle all around: fast and easy; lady or gentiemamg can be seen in Washingt RUTCHING, | myl6-Gr GOIN. Charles st., Baltimore. | JROR SALE -cHEAP—BaR-RooM, STOCK, AND fixtures, old stand doing a good business Bak-nooM, star office eekeamine LOT, 50x120, 15TH bor. st. near Columbia 35e. per foot e hood proving. Inquire at Room —~ * , Booting, 442 ta vewbet Ucn. anda pan te-zve | MNS wae ye Carcls Yor! 7th st. u'w. c of sportsmen, 2 = 7 ‘The river abounds in oysters and fish of every k TOR SALE—AT = HOUSE 434 st, suitable for building pa Sh oo | paebacey - pads | Fe, Turaiture: wew aud in perfect onder; term, cash. Inquire at 904 Mass, Fees stool 800 acres in Fuuguier c ave. nig ae = i a inte mansion andother buildings, in, frst POE SALE-ONE GF THE Most D BeuionTrUgLY Any one wanting a stock farm {luis is a Rreat opyor- situated Lots m the city; 25x90 ft. to wide alle tunity to secure one at alow fwure. facing one of the beat circles in the Rorthweet; south: thousand acres of Mineral lands in We cast, front; cheap if sold at once. WARKEN R. also many lots im the CHOATE, Attorney-at-Law, Fst. n.w. m16-: fal; jlto lands in Alabama, For further A FULL LINE OF CHEAP HAND- as tictlars call or address leand sitigle harness for eal Stee 5 DESTHADLE NORTHEAST one = . THOS. * Af AMAN, id everything in harness line in 17 F street 1. double and shisle Larneas, our ows mabe my17-2t *Wesiington, D.C, | Call and exanane GEORGE §, THOMPSON & CO. SSx110, ob Fah sterbet Gant Md ALE—FARM, OF SEVE: Cor. High and Dumbarton #t., i WESCUTT & swiiicox, F°R thane TY-TWo ACRES railroad (15 miu-| my16-* on B. and Georgetown, my15-st tes walk frou station’, or il trade for city. prope . NOH SALESAT-A BARGATNCEEVERAL GHOTGE | Os no Napor and eas eaten Tate Pet, | PRORSALE-CHEAP—A JUMP-SPAT Ja0em axB F Loteon Meridian, Hl and Lanier Heights, 5 alg | Sw Owner living on prenzises. my 173° Tau ann er neal 2a one or three Lots on ‘at less than © JOR SALE—TW NTY-FIVE ACRES, #1,800,VIE a prices, ous 'p. SHORSIAL Va.; new B-room house, cella. well, opti JOR SALE-A VERY GENTLE AND soUND ears oe pes -montuly paxcit. & per cet. on price, Hors t traveler, aud mo vices RK SALE—A VERY DESIRABLE 108 oN ‘CO: Vieuua, Va pacman; Saacad cateseataced. 4. FRm —q i} - Tumbia Heights, near 14th st. Bar foo! = e Pk nERTFORD, JOR RENTIPARILY FURNISHED MANSIC Fleming Building, 1419 st._ Belle Air,” near Manassas, Va, suitabie for. two ya 2 | RoR oa TWO EXCELLENT BUILDING LOTS, iamilies ore boarding house: For Wartiealars apnly to pinite period (Ox100 each to alley, on north of Ms RUST & HUNGE: it's sapDly to COACHMAN, wt fe it 2 North : a ist now price SOc, SWORMATEDT | _my17+ — as... ‘Tath st st.u.w. There is ® iloe & BRAD! 927 F st. uw. myl4-tit F: Pale a = DaDenen Ew wax i uy; will be sold ea . E- 3 RBAN SIN FALLS CHURCH. = 5p | Evatt Sor Se ed Beet trp torte pao 5, RAE—eyeLs oH DART, WI and N sts. Oul fation tickets only 814.85. ‘Thirty-nve minutes ride HY rom Washington. ee New six-rooin House. acre land, five minutes from = | por ‘SALE—FINE BUILDING LOT ON SOUTH | station, 81,500. Termis easy 70% SALE—PSYCHO SAPETY BICYCLE NEARLY side V st.,near 13th, 20xu0 ft, water and sewer | New fourtee: con House. 4 acres land, five minutes new. Inquire J. W. MYERS. 1419 G street u. fruit and fi from station, 85, Room 4. my it y 13 Seven-room House, 13% acres, €3,500. Monthly | J .0K SALP—HAIR MATTRESSES AND FEATHERS 1, COLUMBIA | Poyments. renovated JOR SALE-LOT, | 4 "BLOCK ‘el-room House, 6 acres land. Splendid for sub- ‘ atu aphols om «rades EF eights. orth aide Roanoke st ee ke 1am et4; | division. Abundance fruit. ‘Five minutes from sta- { audkindstanic broker sed ae ree ren rade Mb LatiMtic Pin and “fiatington Helephous rai pte ‘OR SALE—LOT 37X85. J. ave, s.c.; desirable ne houses; cheap. For aru house. 8 or 9 rooms; Fes —TO BUILDERS AND INVESTORS— | Pure country air; Ane pros) Dwill oil, cheap in Gioske or singly, the most eco- | Shade trees, piazias, etc, Call at nomical lots in the best improved sa north- | P-m.. or Sunday exst. antontw POR SALE-100 ACRES. ‘stx QOR SALE_LOTS IN WAGGAMAN AND RI- city and 3 mile from Knowl: dont's addition to thecity of Washington, formerly | Metropolitan ‘Branch: «first-class 1 galled Woodley Park. ‘This property 1s situate at the terminus o necticut ave, extended, and adjo Kalorana Hi ie, the new bridge and the park driv, IOHN E. FEBREY & CO. Falls Church, Va. . BEAUTIFUL SUMMER m.t.; dehghttul location ; tured or sold guarautoed. AP’ Li Is POINTER (FE MALE) WITH “Aduiress POINTER, Star offic TOCK OF DIAMOND we offer for a short time u) and near by the proposed Zoological gardens. An elec- . P. G.Co., Md; a first- BARGAIN FOR SOME- tric road will be constructed, a ¢ charter having already $10,000. 1) upright grand Piano; ebomized case; been obtained from Congress. iml prices to peo- minutes from static Ia; nearly new, Jess thau oue-third cost. FFER & CONLIFi OK SAL 251 Bost. nw, my ltd JUST ARRIVED, THIRTY HORSES, iu some draft, drivers aud saddle, also, ® pair of young dr ules. SCLEGLE & QUIGLES, in rear of Ds! my | pens SALE—5 GAL. BEST DEODERIZED a Fluid, 75c. ; deliv: ny part of the city HOLMES & BRO, Ple of prominence who will bi build fine houses. Call for plat; also bulletin of cheap property. INO. ‘AGGAM AN, my10-3m R SALE —DESTRABL E BOILDING Us cae 3101, au Of of Mave. ave, and fro1 300. DULANY'& W 7 sen Paton trom "2 i. SYPUERD & re 5 to $14 per acre, ay NT 19 1 8TN- board, at summer prices. Very con- Caterer iu house. Would vom a FURNISHED few table boarders at reasonable ra MS, FUR. OR UNF TE EN suite o1 singles Staka 3a floors, with board, ‘north of Pa. ave.; goverument reservation in aa Teds a iOR RENT—TWO ROOMS; sEcoND FLOOR: the front ayy gropee sloove, cherry mantel, with ‘lor. oF unfurnished ; BeoSin st nw. myles FOUR UNFURNISHED ROOMS ON floor. all conveniences for housekeeping: ith front, Apply, with reference mirror; furnished park; three lines cars. 1 Fo RENT. second FOR RENT—LARGE HANDSOMELY FU FURNISHED roms, single oF en suite in private poe first floor over st FURNI Fe BOOM rates, a ae a —— us ave. R eae aT Ee 93 20 15TH 8 ze x We overlooking McPherson square, a eo a louble- n Bre places r—19 1 1oWaA Se eaiee coMt second floor, and two hose having children or aemnneee my3-1i BEAUTIFUL ROOMS, SID suite, in private family: furnished; omer House: oui ad east front a ferences requi FOR = OR RENT—STORE AND 8 ROOMS, THREE- Story brick | will be rented whole or in ‘separate ‘th st, n.w., inquire next door.my17-3* OR ae STORE, 4 a9 9TH ST near Pa, ave.: central 1 fine piste ines show ‘windows. Rent moderate |AY GOULD, 421 9th gt. location for Say Dustness Fok “RENT—FINE LARGE STORE, 1722 1 PE) ave.. near State, War and Na‘ Hmen' wel- of 11 rooms ‘snd cellar can ‘rated with store red. Inquire on premises, Fi eet COR. a STORE. a DWELLING. beams 2p pitas EEADES EST Are FFICE, Fe. RENT —AT HYATTSVILLE, a sane tation, two sinall stores or offices; large ber, wood and coal yi t lo ae RENT—A CORNER STORE, SUITABLE FOR a usiness; situated A. P. HILL & CO. SLEGANT STORE AND OFFICE ming Building, 1419 @ si vator and every | ‘Convenience ‘on ‘eacis ‘NIGHT, meat and provision OF groce corer of Sthund Mstenwe OR, RENT—A epee ‘BOOT AND SHOE STORE PITNEY & 1808 atest fw ‘ORE AN: ;dwelling contains 8 rooms au DANES oe for pole. OWER, KENT. Bre 1602 14th st. nw jod. imps. ; large ‘stuble in rear, FOR RE ae JOR RENT — DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS IN ter 008 ‘and 1010 ¥ st, USHSELL S,9aRUsI, V4 ED — PLOYERS REMEMBER WE Wee clerical pepueent t and ame 9 rooms, same ‘ as rare vy aeaperts ci “o STELLIGENGE OF OPEC, ROK RENT—DESIRABLE Race = TOURS 7th and F sts. n. w., = rent on rms. Apply at Koom 11. RENT A VERY DESIRABLE oF ICE ON er at 1307 F st TERE -R & RUTHERFORD. WANTED—ROOMS. WANTED—2 UNFUR, CONNECTING Bi Ms, Ws suitable for light housckeeping. B.5.. Barofcet —| woe OR TWO SEC- ‘ond-story rooms Cunfurniahed, preferred) in horthwest section, with ware for ‘ntleman and wife. “nytt: Pia particulars, Box 1: ‘Star office, my A Wane AS QUIET COUPLE DESIRES TWO OR ished Rooms, with heat and for thee housekeeping; state terms. RELIABLE, Star my16-2t* ANTED-TWO OR THREE UNFURNISHED Tooms in northwest; res} scpgule peigh barhood ; from $8 to 810. Ouly man c, B., Star office, myl es ANTED—BY AN ELDERLY parr, ROOM OF wood size and plenty of air; unfurnished. and con- venient: rent secure; references; terms must be mod: COMFORT, Star WASTEDIBY A PAB: oF Ronee TWO located ys price oll Ste lar omen, SN bee es Ee OFFICES, 18ST Bh y W. RILEY DEEBLE FOR agit MincRnLEaGe aor “SALE0 “TOTS_IN *FAIRVIE “3 fee Sun Builduig, | _my13-6i . ee tween Eckington and National Fair grounds, 25x SALE—A RARE BARG 7 JOR SALE—NEW, DURABLE GRAVE DESIG 100 and 25<120, trom $2150 t0 $300each easy terme | Bocce on the ECO. Rin tone mikes toes toe | Betor Decoration Das, mune of mactal eaves This subdivision is on, the line of improvemerte, and city," one-half “mutie trom, ‘siation:, improved: wrell | gstain dower. ale, aron anes, orga affords an opportunity for or investment. ror pints and watered, acres of tillable land, balance tin: haugiug baskets, SCHMID'S, a apply to BUST & HUNGERFORD, oak, colar a table for farming or subAivi. | mys Lm —my3-to 4 14th st.nw. | sion. Only 000 cash, balance on tim 7OR SALE —& oR ewe OFFER SOMK CHOICE BAR- told within dit days. STALEY & BARKER, 171: me pat gains in lots on 16th street, New Hampshire ave. | Fst. tess myi6-3t_ | Aon ae —<— 1Sthst., Rst, Sst., Zistst. near N, weg eg eg ae RENT — HOUSE, FUR SISHED OR UNFOR. | teusion Cabrioleties, Keuringtous, rk, Hoanoke st, Columbia Hi cuts, Lanier Heights, | I¥nished, at Falls Church. Va.; 10 rooms: G acres of | tous, and ali styies of Busine Wagons, Mendian Hil, oF BATES & CO., band; fruit of all Kinds oe munuies Balk to the | Whips, Lap Koben, Sc. at prices and sccomamodat . lepot. “Appi 8. Dr. E terms as cun be found in auy market, 4 _ap20-Lin 1407 Fst. n.w. my16-60 Falls Church, Va. Kevainine oy pasting, rowdy “atten “Sitended to. be Give OR SALE— ROK RENT —TWO DESIRABLE Corraces, | @°% ~secetaonatiesd Se F $000 FEET OF GROUN! Rear station, in Hyatteviie 20, per mnt enc | MEYER —_—. New Hampshire ave, 2oth ee — _myl6-lw "FH. SMITH & sbx. 13 -ONE OF THOSE 22 ¥ st. Fe SALE—AT A SACKIFICE— 7OR 5 te aa AND RENT—WASHINGTON GROVE | %Wondertul selt-plas ing Parlor Ont vera fine Cottages in differant pacts of tho yal cost, $100; now $53. with stool, ot @. 1. WILD, * twelve or more lots of me not less ak feet fron! apis B. toNGEe 1415 Gro 2,000, and for — —_ ‘THAT SPLENDID LOT southeast core, New Hamyranice tre. and ist at ek forthe season ‘M.D. PECK, 334 JOR, SALL - ee i pie o OR 8) SALE SEVERAL CHOICE LOTS, OF FROM | P°8F*. Uhe nice secoud-hind a oak on toed i at piano. | aaa WORCH & OR SALE — VERY DESIRABLE LOT oventockin Proposed Rock Creek park. and sery meat | _ 22 leasant a: oe so Lots: or v nj proposed ana eta wi €i,and BLvo per {ot These Lote are | “nwa et eytiees [ne | fered au the city’ ot wil styled work, both bew and Satin i in will be profitable ax in- inves HEYFORD, ‘ sin” Fae The ia three (3) story club house, situate at the api —) + ol r x 1 pessenger = Hiettanay lour (4) miles frou Washington, D.C..om | Siwy Haviices und hobs for cash OF okt tina WE 70k ‘SALEGR “EXCHANGE—FOR 30 DAYS, TO ok, at the New York Carriage aud ‘Har- reater bargains than were ever of- a RB. Can also be reached by three (3) | GEYER, 466 Pennsylvania ave. my7 , AR Gzives tn 30 oF 40 40 minutes 3 : ——_ —_ COUNTRY BOARD. =| |The ier see cena een ‘s supplied | JLOKSALE—AN ELEGANT KOSEWOOD UPRIGHT Water, fas, steam heat, elect telephone, food as bew, fully warranted j EALTBY ater, couvenient 2 eatirien an Mablow bowling ‘alleys lawn tenme courte" The | ane stool and coverinduded’ Ata. Le WILD 4 walls ploea Fround fin Oar scres beautifully Inid out. affording | 709 7th st. n.w nice re fifteen (15) — 7OK SALE—POSITIVE BARGAINS ff hished. ‘Soe club pumbers one hundred, members at ype ge -~4 — present, with every prospect of being doubled ina a f. ae ts ae PEANS ARG L HOUSE Al UNDS, PLEAS. | Bhorttime. pianos aad crvans. tertus to euit buyer. Jocatiou: ‘eras: imoderate for fasailion and | The house, with attendant. privileges, will be rented os mm tholending pune hous, C5 Ea ove, same room. for the season to a responsible caterer. y For full particulars call or address OK SALE—Ok EXCHANGE AT THE HORSEAND 'TED-IN THE COUNTRY, NEAR STATION, A FENWICK, Sec. Carriage Bazaar, 940 La. ave. the largest and most 2 Boots for Housekeeping for 3 adults: one Boe note ent tab LS or Hee vboure ride from city. ” s“* CULTURE. toad Carts, fancy Delivery ous, Buk, we oo N a ” q A PROFITABLE 1 INVESTMENT. ns, rated ny Benn. Opened ‘tor JOHNSON, 05'S. AN. | , Ina letter received from Mise Maggie J. Palmer she | Wacous and Waroucttes. “Full. stock siso’ of Gilnmor st., Baltimore. "*XThe fi I tried Silk Culture I cleared 83 of many —— at reasonable prices aud op the 667\iHE EVERGREENS,” FALLS aay ae the second year 81,200.50, the third year $10, ODO t “Sole agent tor the CourUand Wagons. willopen for summer boarders June 1. son find ita very pleasant as well as a very profitable busi- Fine Carriages, Buggies and Spring W milk, fruit, shady lawn, noel, location, near dey ness,” laa Somplete stock uf ew and secoud-hund extension-top d wo top Burttes, Juinp-veat C vane ‘oupe Kockaways, Victorias, Doctor's Phectons, top and up top Burges, Spesding Wagoun . BENSINGER._ road fares. RK and Mrs, > EAYMOND. my Miss Palmer bas become interested in the Silk Col- TOR SALE -GREA 7 REDUCTION TN PRICES To 3\q QUNTAIN ROUSE-NOW OFEN FOR SUMEER ‘and will have charge of the cocoonery Fanstene, p Surreys, Cut-Under Sure; d <3 Spring Phaetons, M — ta: more SILK FARMS to sell at Be pecis. ‘fifty dif. io Yortermay adres Sah 3. H. WO) asus | Fil dowble im value next year. Tt | jt ee, boris Lnactours eran tricks; sole ape Motiwomery county, ata Tapes | inet a Satine Sci fee | cece ry 9 ne Vere arge ho. EIGHT SUMMER, BC BOARD. cach purchaser, charging only ‘@suall per cent for the corotband Sav" aod 1 sb Sia -Top boarders. ‘His healthy location : plenty of shade; ter; also milk. Apply Mrs. =, BET: ET-| This investment will better than stocks, bands 200 TIE GOVERSTON, Front Royal, Warten Co. Va or ground reuta and every sear will double wts Yalu 7 my16-3t* Gonpe . _—- uae, cage OCKVILLE. ¥ MD TH HIGH, SPACIOUS GROUNDS, SOUTHERN SILK ASSOCIATION, be ~~ a awe, ts soe pot nutes from depot as Specual prices to the trade. feng Satay neon 0s gabe {Pg | _mar24-00 ee ph gentlemen if desired. A: MONTGOMERY, Star yg op ys office. ‘on SALE—FARM OF FIFTY ACRES, 1p MILES on ia, a6 my facilities for the purchase and. =~ m Branchville Station, on the B. a Horses, Carriages. Harness, &c., are unsi OARDERS FOR THE SUMMER =e AT oad Tocation high and heal 3 30 acres under culti- | ny hiriug. stabling aud Motuge, fackities Fation spring: ewht-room dwelling-bowse ; C.F Faniicce, ‘Tontege “aceeag, Ves ection ik eat | ee and ail newessary outbuildings; price, 82500: Bownnknt TB20 List uw, Manufact ae "good. table fare, In ¥ y toowner, 610 Half st. s.w. amyl rete yard; ices fruit rences given and required, MS. UL. HICH R SALE_AT BROOKLAND, FIRST STATION myid-sw_ | FOR fom ‘Washinton ou, Met RH near, electric Po JUNE THE 1ST, WE WILL ACCOMMO- Se Rpone | a thy and beauti- rrect Gro uated. Lots at from 3 to 10 cents oi, terme: | class work are very little higher, if any, than what you 200 sande poy ‘depot and post-oce, Ne No children | also very, pretty cottage. KEDFORD W: WALKER, | pay ioriuferior work lsowhere. if you coutetnyiate desired from 2 t ris moderate. st. im purchasing we would be pleased to: imyls-6e MiB. AE. DARDS, Gaithersburg Seortmicl Of carsiages th the show you the — B SALEAT GAITHERSBURG, MD., 3, MI ee Sphew 3. govce. IRST-CLASS BOARDING HOUSE, PLEASANTLY * walk from station, a desirable’ 1i1-room | ap19-1m street b th one acre of ground, all necessary outbuild- - 3 ANINGS, Warrenton, Var ie Ter | itis: price, $4,900. A. B- HOLS 0. KR SALE—V ARNISHED WAGONS: C CARPENTER, JENND rent furniture, milk Wacube also pla T (A PLEASANT COUNTHY SEAT IN THE eee! ‘snd ‘buswies. 7 stages, w - | sp ris, and 1 pouy cart, on ~~ mountains of V Virginie. S few bosneere f for th Fe RENT—AT HYATTSVILLE, MD., NEW = Spr carte, ae coe psp oat ‘th AS. JETT, house; two minutes’ waik from station ; front j, | Pahannock county. Va. shane Sap aid sid, porch: good water, 810, ae inPORe cottage, 8 | _ap6-3m rate Krone Hoyak ¥ a AMittin fous hours of “oyli-be 1807 F ot aw. | ORS JOHN M. YOUNG | axhiugton , commodious” build fastbady piazzae, | FOR SALEAT LAUREL, MD. A 5-ROOM HOUSE, | Mivites Carriage Buyers to cxamine i eee Feta Oe SrTNsOR Bas. ee iantitul, groves blasted “with | |. New leponitors, 470 8008 Co el te 5 4 nt rove; plauted wi _myt ‘ut a rete and flowers: Elaccentary outbuild- mh 30-351 oars 2 <= a chance to secure a country home. at mod- R GALE— THE “OTT0" GAS ENGI LSM Sager aeeuah © OTe | Teper alms MicMAnD WAL ds | POR, SALE I Sb tte at = ~, Sea T Eguir ale < Wists Azeg Sa oy able nde a ANTED—I WANT TO RENT FO! emia: BoPALLAUY, Aw 731 rth m Ws is untted to mera country place, furnished. ——$_—____—— eHopA B. HIGHT, Wheatland Loudoun Oo, youd, within Vy ad on an ii sible and care- ee Bhaaitonmts : Washington, DC. mylt-im = = RiRGENDY BE ay Ep Ry OR SALE—A A BARGAIN 75 songs NEAR SIL- suc | HAS Vos VILLAGE, |, “ ; D, 3 one oe uct twice ‘s day. ‘BOLGUNDE | thecity. Jf. DYER, 1308 F at. myil-or Two MILES THIS SIDE OF Cay (OUSE, Alexandria, Va. mea TMTED NUMBER ONLY, OF A, FEW OF Ost oe UaoneaaeED Fae OARD IN THE MOUNTAINS — DELIGH the best building lots in of lots, Thin New Subeb vision. bourd in the mountains of Va; plenty of e275; 5 minutes’ walk to Sae, EG minutes HALPINY lawn; ice and od anil: ape water, and sul Washington, 25 minutes from Baltimore on €3- | js peantifully laid out in ote pe with streets evenues ‘water: ae preas Mrs. J. "STOCKTON, Rio, Albemarie¢ » Ya. myl-lm ,To peroons that will build we beve decided to offer fe until June 15: OR RENT—AN Rea ‘WOOD AND anda V sts., epic, NINGHAM, 1405 F st, Gametab etme PERSONAL. SPRING BANK FARM OPENS MAY 15; i = venient for gents in office: Siiet ina bie pr nog fa one and tao yours, oxen ee _ eee: 38) SPuinG BANE: BANK, Alssangots, Va agliot Laurel Ma. SALE—DESIRABLE COUNTRY SEAT AT twood ; 6 acres; good im| a. eaeiemurcerema AT ft LOST AND FOUND. __| $32, Gosdsinm 8} sorn onlin otyite tot ae Sg sTION QUESTIONS M., 1 wy. otthwet cot GaN Sat Be bw "3 s INDEPENDENT = Detec- fu branches ranches; all Dusies sir comniisaton! wit ee S eae agty \HE LATEST Mac shituti. D.w. _WANTED--HOUSES. ‘ANTED-SMALL HOUSES FROM £900, 70 TO Wie le See eae Sits = myli-lw’ “SATS Wis ED—HOUSE TWILL PAY 0 for 8 house in > for be good valle, Give sthiakarat ae cad WANTED BY A DEPARTMENT, Or, ‘address 1 4 * | Stax omtes. . my 15-St" BICYCLES. S) REWARD FOR RETURN OF BLACK AND 1-60 wes oea seep ‘Dog Pup, six months old; lost EY ‘moni edt Ft SE EE TS Tois Natsu-w. May 15. 3. my 17-3" Fe SALE-THE HAXDSOMEST TRACT FOR O8T_WADNESDAY, OR THURSDAY—GENTS oS ‘Metropolitan fall peward iffeturned to 1901 Pinte Place, inyT7e3 AF ‘QST--WEDNESDAY, 15TH, IN OR NEAR VAN ee ee ie Ea Ut OR DEAE Ve eee ha ring tached Reward if returned to a Ea Re left at the Star office. eo eae