Evening Star Newspaper, June 13, 1889, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C.. THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1889. FOR_RENT—HOUSES._|_ FOR_RENT—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—-HOUSES. Pe SALE — MISCELLANEOUS. Ko R RENT— wi0 K st. u.w., bay-window brick, 7r.,a.mi.93 32 KL ave. nw. rick, 74, a. m. “ o1 HF ave. ae 1-eo3t ‘e @. martian L RENTTHAT LARGE AND COMFOR’ ‘ABLE residence 114 Md. ave. te.; in first-class condi- 2 attached: iv m J CHARLES C. TaNcasr Attorney. Te tne | t 5 RENTOHOUSE 1940-3 13TH ST. N. W.; 10 Fretum sad ba ? nod. iene. Apply Taga |E a. . DESIRABLE ies esokie sud terms to nei Foun. 624 Path st. snr 5 JOR RENT_BRICK D Sse all imocovements Bi “selbst W. Ww.; rent $50 per mont 1 RENT— i 2141 Past 906 Sn.w.,8 108s. $35 ba SB 8 ya 8 DUVALL, 9 oy N Ye rok 2 RENT OLE TED Durr 3 PARK, TWO-STORY AND | 1737 10th n.w., Pe house: @ rooms, bath room, Xe-; mod | _Jo8-7t CHAS. W. HANDY, 921 Fst. n. w. —tt “pert order. Spvly on premines JOR KENT NEW BRICH 8 ROOMS AND {OR RENT HT-ROOM | " Bl Omer, mi chet scbeckn ee bo Ket, nw, ret house stories, bay winder oit Rat ae sea Je8-1m ‘ail plete orders rent @25. J. THED ELLEN, gis “oe a RENT_2027, 2020, AND 2091, FORTNER ae =— fue teria dh aa od. impe.; conereted cel- R RENT—1228 N ST. N.W., Fame s ony Brick House, thirteen rooms aid o ith modern nuprovements. 859 per month. Je8-6t m7 ASH" oe "N DANENHOWER, 1115 F st. OR RENT—1004 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. BED. room Brick, bay window. cunvenient sud fel fe aeoee ee situated, $30. Inquire 1915 Pa a its Dat. aw. 10 = Jou st. nw. Or RK RENT—-FRAME HOUSE, x maces a B Corcoran st..Or. 46.3 6 rooms, hall on, room, and cella \ hs rent, x - tote mw. Jel 3-21 peeue 1a KENT—BEST -kOOM. ee cellae Brick im northeast: press brick. 17 sak vB herdics: ser desirable; only #22 SURES WiLL, 513 9th dels z, os foes eee geBEE DERE: (ote cae T bey ig oth st.u.w., brick, 12r., 8. m. 1 Bath st nw. brick, Gr, a.m. brick, Sr, a + +3 al B52 SBVsee HE HESA Bod 14ih st PE ae 32 2 ici, Or, as, wal 3 ee By CHAS'S Ski, 1009 7th st. 0. w. sania : inti ent 3Oand 36 Fe So raistom silo 8s E} SH ST NW. THREE STORY ‘tem rooms; mod. imps., at corner Sth aud H sts., four-story di $50. Inquire of A. EBEKL JOR a 'T—TO ADULTS, PART OF FURNISHED House until October Ist; privilezes of light house- keeping: one square from cars, herdics, ‘sud Pos Office; references given aud required. Sid Ast. n.e. dels JOR RES 2 OTH W., HANDSOME bay window: 10 rooms and bath; ‘all modern con- Yenicuces; good uciebborhuct. $46 per south. In- irvot FRANK T. BROW 416 oth st. aw. jOK 709 © ST. N.E, 7 ROOMS AND F Math ae painted aud papered, with all mod. per month. Inquire of GEO. SCHEUCHL Ni—G-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, 30% 3,823 per month. Inquire of k S'9th st. n.e. FOR RENT—1911 17iH_ ST. Brick House; § rooms aud bath, Only $16. Ke; URNISHED. 10 Fst. n.w., 8r. lowest rent in city. sobs Is Toth st. extd 317 11th st. he, Or. STORES & DWELLINGS, 1407 nae 14th st. nw. Ex RENT—1604 14TH 8T. N. W, dwelling and stable, $55, 1 Ast». w._ stare, dwelling end stable it. Brooms ap 10 rooms and bath A. PRESCOTT, bs Bldg), ‘1416 F st. nw. $50. ‘Dupont Circle ‘Mass. ave. E i, rfect condition, 71h st. new. R RENT—MOST DESIR. within block Dupont Dir Apply _my16-1m YOUSE a3 1 st rooms. Apply to Sega IRNER HOUSE LES EARLY, “603 14th st. it ¥-window brick, ten’ rooms, back. butting, celldr, F year alle + 1003 F et.; hours 12 to'2 t. n.w.: new 3-story and basement ¥ rooms and bath: central Jocation a per mouth, $69. 1011 ‘st. story aud basement bay-window brick: ‘southern +S roo nd bath; near 3 lines of Capitol Hill, 2st delightful story and Basten t : #16. 1007 Pa. ave. a: -W., NEW SIX- modern tin- NI-34 AND 36 E ST d bath, bey-window Br ang papered. on BRICK "HOt farnished or w yell Jet FR RE UNFU: RNISHED HOUSES, 2 st. Tat. Jows C. 1 ork TP Beasel's Court, ar 10 Superior st, M. Hill. 5r,10) bet. 21422 st ). W. LINKINS, Jell-2w Oth and H sts. u.w. OK RENT_BY THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, REAL ESTATE BROKER, 917 F ST. N.W. HOUSES. 9 1126 10th st.n.¥.12r. 860 ¥19 H st. n.w., 81 FULSIS! 20 ows Circle, Seat. bk, thoroughly and dandsomely ans 12) Cou av story brk., YF, eruon Row, rm 20.18 ee . Gunton Dida 2 26.12.50 408 Le ave. 3d fir. = ‘k rool In rear of 1420 N st., Batali, Toom for 3 carriages, STORES, &c. coachiman’s ruom, first class. Hall. area a esenl Sane 201 rs, = _ 306-128 FPO BENT 5 FIFTEEN-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, with modern improvements, 1243 Q st. n. w.: re ee Apply to JOHN F. GREEN, st iw. FOE BENT OSECRNISI ED Conn. ave., Note, with stable. 8250'5 Cor.on Conn. ave. suit- 54 able, for | Fesideuco Bee or business pur- . 208.33 1722 14th st..str.kdwe.65 08.33 1740 14th re and st. uw. Theater ve ts only « stan of the pre For full ast call at office fo tke Ist aud 15th, ity on my ened ot HOLTZMAN, REAL ES- —BY Ro. . = ker. aud # ste. tate aud Insurance Bro! 08, abartent partient 50," colored people, Foo! 50 BS to go each. 50 OFFICES, (Ottice rooms, 519 7th at. — STABLES. 3 re 108 U street. FUR ISHED N.c. cor. of 16th ona DeSal sti. per yeu 13s00, Bet ibet. Conn. ave ieee ut cl Lot., bet. 14th Dupos = th Gist nose 19th st... TED Ls FICES, mer. 160 G st.,bet. be | 24 fer. ota st Cor. Vath & F ste.n.w. 200, sqrt, Ed floor, © trout re Hi pt, near Arlington, 2 stebun wig ta Jegant. rooms | 1. bet. Burling. areproof.zele- ‘gummer. Satore, heated’ by Sica, | : 1 BIUKES. 81% Uthat. nw.....950 | 60S Gthst. nw... w10__—iB OO. HOLTZMAN. 10tnand F sts. n- JOR RENT—BRICK HOUSE, 10 RCOMS, ALL modern conveniences, handsomely papered: 42 opposite pension office; $50 per mo: 457 Got Jed-61 ror RENT—HOUSES NOS. 1606 AND 1608 V price $35 each: No. 1203 Q st. nw. { Price $60 each. Keys at 1 AS Cat. se; price $30; keys at jon RENT—11-ROOM HOUSE, OVERLOOK! Zoological Paris: hot and cold water, tube in laundry, furuace, end all tod. imipe Fes ULLETINS CAN BE QBTAINED AT OUR os- For pe call upon MCLACHLEN ice "These houses can ‘be inspected only per- Betas ets, 12k Fst. bw. ee lw dmuits from our office. 17 -AN EXCEPTIONABLY RARE HILL, § JORNSTON, pt chance to care an eleven, fot house in Mount | — veD.W. jeasant and purchase furniture, if desired, cu cas a ax a : tires $30 per month. J. K. pA BRS “rm aa HEKIE OK Je5-0t cellar, batl lor ‘and yerd no baseinent: ren at Caer wo owner, + 1 15th uw. Key atcoruer store. ve SUMMER RESORTS. OLTON'S ON THE POTOMAC” WILL OPEN 7 dane 15. bas # articulars: UCE COLTON, Proprietor, _de13-2wt Milestoen Se ‘Mary's county, Md. T= CHALFONTE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., Moved to the Beach. ENLARGED AND IMEROVED. tn he CRPASSED OCEAN VIEW. issn E ROBERTS & SONS. Fe BENT —STORE, PLATE-Gl. low. windows, 90 f. teep ear Ete, = =, o% neg SABER as Peis oe oe, Sty CLES. TOR KENT —ELEGANT COTTAGE. CONTAINING | Quirra's ay % goat eet ning tm sea conte NS} PAAR 4 st. B.W., 3 story and basement. sengastee ei HOTELS. BITT HOUSE, WASHINGTON, D.G Fe. — PARK ST, MT. cin ramme une Ts ye in village; seven- tarwe ah it runs through from icon ~ mm square feet. Memon aly 9750 po crel\o GMAHAM, 1503 Pu ave. Jel Sees JOR SALE—BANGAINS-MUST AND MILL BE sold—six-room new brick, D st. v. a four-room fra New York av. es qanteds STALEY & BANKER 1213 F ste Je iste {OK SALE—A BAKGAIN IN THE NORTHWEST, Fi e center of the ty m-1, lot 18x98 tw alley: price Qa and cellar, igor nt pe lot = ee sue WN6 & HOS. G. HENSEY & CO., _$e13-1m 300 ¥ street ow. ee BUILT aND 3 ten, toons 21 tect G slectric bells,’ closet, ‘au comet tt | Prick oaice. {ETOR, Siar office. Jel3-at° RR SALE—OR WILL TRADE FOR CRINESD perty, 8 frame houses, 6 roowe each s aueuaig J0-foot alley’ tine location for siley branes iculare address TRADE, Star office, "Jel3-3t? LE-A 14 PER oe INVESTMENT. 12 Fr OO terse always ays rented & at gio. i éach. Inquire at 2112 Penna: “ave. JOR sate-venT CHEAP IF SOLD WITHIN LE ten days, 8 nice three-story, rick dwelling. tS gutlook on Connecticut ave.; has 11 rooms, th-rooms, concrete cellar under whole hoi parton balance on time. W. A. COULTER, 2. joud Building. Jel3-3t Py SALE—A FIRST-CLASS RESIDENCE of iz toma; lot S210 to ee R sare pet MODE BAY WINDOW BRICK basement. 9 barn. OtRrat-class ‘neighborhood, northwest, section: I ection ; 6,000. aegis Prsey & aise | 2 Fee SALE-VALUABLE PROPERTY ‘ON 15TH apc ee Arili tin LE EO row by. Sewoeory house; }0; terms to suit purcl or JAB. we se 2-3 | F RB Ages: al CASH WILL BUY eae IN new brick bat *fouse, 6 uare of park: in heal x 97, Star omtices Bor; %-room brick; stable lot iee39 ft, aide and back ‘A, 8. CAYWOUD, 933 Oth st. Jelz-3t* R SALE—BEAUTIFUL SIX-ROOM BRICK House, northwest section: easy terms. ‘000 Rine-roont Brick. Q st, near 15th. Double House, Othran Sovenroum Brick, 6th, P.MY SON _3e5-12t° THbo New ‘York ave. FE SALE—GOOD INVESTMENT. Anice Frame House, in northeast section; lot 16x 84 tect; rents for $10. "Price $1,300. 5 Frames, in, southeast section, renting for 844 per month. Price 3,000. 8 bs J. W.P. MYERS & SON, Je5-12t° 142 New York ave. FOR SALE 34,250 WILL BUY i PRETTY COR. residence on B st. ; Southwest, trouting ou the Agri gultural grounds: brick, every “wodern couvenienc Tits tu ole of the most deligittullocsions ia the city; bargain at the price offered. Jel ay D. seh ws alley, ae JW. P. ‘DID etweei: 17th aud 18th; ws Touma, couplets iil every detail; $10,000, dell -3t DAVID JOR SALE—A COZY > 13th st. y & nw., two-story and cellar, beauty hiohable location; price reduced ti DAVID D. STON Sub F A BEAUTIFUL COR: 40 feet front, east and south fronts, square from Natioual museum, elegautly finished, heated by furnace, concreted ‘cellar under wholé Louse, one of the most complete houses in the south- Fest bortion of ‘the city ; terms can be arranyed. Price $10,000 if sold this week Jel1-61 STALEY & DARKER, 1213 F st. 3 rooms, ous Pt ag BRICK ON FRANK- -» Price 91,44 ee uae Pears Lot 182100 to alley: =| er “Near corner 18th and E sts., four Lots, each 15x63, nateey ke wal buy a som 04 + Croom Br foo Brick, under pian ding flow corner — cen rete “B35: price Building Lot m fair v6. BW so Papered:: Just ‘sell corner 1d 907 F st. ares ORMSTEDT & BRAD: 27 F st. t. Dw. 5G AND (OWN OUR 250, including side lot: $25 peter ce i: TS URFORD, 1422 N 7,0) "Bm ‘at telnet: venience, mi gotanngs os ie ies a 308-6t D the of the cits. ‘The bouses pee y coure 1 & BRADLEY, 927 F st. nw. Foe aR a See aro STOR ND-BASE- improveme te pl Tendidiy built an Raieticas ou Sth st. near Its eos 000. HUTCHINS Borktey, 1321 8-6 Fe SALE—-THREE NEARLY NEW ese room iD: only 90 bay-windey, Groom ‘brick dweclings. soushear + ent investment. Price cone ee DLN SE HUTERORD, = bia 7 ¥ at. R SALE—A FINE BRICK age ON = — BW, bear 19th st.; 14 rooms; stuepew Brickon stu. 2. 16 rooms, wit modern THOS. AT THE yy WORK Cana AGe AND aS Bow for the next sguine ever offered LOST AND FOUND. roe on ‘AR OR BI Le Rha ie Pe. aves ah an fiTand dH or ut coy Fs Fs b- firned to 09d Halper Pisce. Jol Lee WEDRESDAY EVENING, JUNE 12, wi tiv onder ot Gremwrell, ab Ete containing Bo money but of no value to an ROUND PACK. rT Snap if returned to © 109 py ail SM. io are aco Tom A suitable posit, Md. same is returned to 8. BITAN VE ot. stow = Jel: = ath NT, ‘and tia, Names Jumbo, Fanni if returned to 463 E st. s. LostzA. ‘WHITE POODLE DOG. REWARD 1 1F returned to 1708 I5st. Ea ND—TAKEN UP ADRIFT, T, NEAR THE Y ae THREE Puas: as ae of the Wicomico rive — ek painted tead color. 1 owner will prove property an: costs. _ W. WALCOTT, Colonial Beach, iz -OST—BLUE SKYE GYP ‘PUP; NAME nine months old. Liberal reward Pets ia Scott Circle. ANDREWS. OST—A SMALL MALE YORKSHIRE Ski a i Led reward if returned to 707 12 a, aw. Address Ei H SALE OR LEASE—A FINE LARGE MAN: Sion, Just completed, on the corner of 1 =o sree ‘od ce, 340,000. ai ‘TON SILK FARMS. whereby men and women, working for the simallest salary, mul Bayt the oun es beautiful, “seit seen sate hon hoines that will Sica from 000 & reat will toe double = value yearly, an it years’ time capable ‘producing’ over gies ‘worth of silk “Silk C we ig the people's industry. It is the only cans SSE eo old people can make themselves self-supporting. Chdre ears old are uow making $300 per year without fot’ gay fro pom school. taudies are making B50 year ore of capital he labor is List, Mit is ot necessary OF yield an equal amount sf fusy, plewsant and profitable. the purchaser to live there. culture only requires six weeks’ time out of the ‘his property has advanced within the last year 100 per cent, and in six months’ time the increase will be at least four times the present prices. Now is the time to buy, fortunes are made in real estate. Parties who bougut of us heve already made 30 per, cent on the money invested without any r trotble to them- selves. ‘Trees planted and taken caro of 1fce 0} Terms for silk farms 8309 cash, or $325 install: ments. Full information can be obtained at the oilice, ‘Call early for choice of farms. SOUTHERN SILK ASSOCIATION, 410 7th st, n.w. CHEAPTHE ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD furniture early. 1 ep-room house; Fou all rented but two; woud Location; cava. runt the house, and within one and two squares of three must sell at once; no reasonable offer re- fused; reason for selling, must leave the city. at one Address JEL., Star otlice, __ Jel. JOR SALE NE HORSE, SUITABLE FOR XE buggy or lady's so" easy under saddle; le nets rice for: cores i pply at CROSS’ Tee Toth st, wear Pa. uve. — sels = PRS SALE-AT ONE-HALF OF VAI of Rogers’ best 1847 Silverware inives, &¢.) Address RUG! will cali aud show goods, JOR SALE—-YOUNG PARROTS SURG BIDE, Caxes, Goldiishes, &e, SCHMID'S ars 317 im* E—A oe (ee spoons, ERS, Star office, Saree party 12th st. Fe; Ti — 2H. P. OTTO GAS ENGINE, srodeondition. | Inquire at FOWSBEMG RY RAY's, 1001 7th st. Sona LADY WHO aa UP SETTING OF ring bearing initial hing store cur. ath and G will retufu get st ouce abo will ‘save herself ecution, as she is known. 11-3 o BOARDING. 1303 2c eeeee Powe ras sirable for summ Within & few steps of door. de. fn Ree AND BOARD AT SUMMER RATES; PRI- he, vate bath; wine ‘served at dinner without extra charge. pura acon PENNSYLVANIA AVE., CORNER cools pleasant rooms board at my28-1m* npuE WEBSTER, 513 13TH ST. N.W., SIGHT. seers’ home; central to al] points of interest; new durniture . Wi, Prop. jexant, room JA. DEW _ SURVEYORS. FR IS R. FAVA, J. i & Civil and Topographical jed-Im* 1416 F st. nw. Great Revvcrioxs ce STRAW HATS AND BONNETS. All COLORED MILAN and CHIP HATS and BON- NETS reduced from 3 to #2, and from $2.00 to 1.75. 3 MRS. M.J. HUNT, 1809 F STREET NORTHWEST. 2 1-20. Woo. Cs Cuatues 12 1=2c. ‘We still have about 20 pieces left of the yard wide Batiste at 8c. ‘These yoods are really worth 15c. All of our Domestic Sattvens reduced to 1z3¢e. French Satteens, beautiful styles, reduced to 2: India new French Plaid Organdies, 123c, One case beautiful Lawns, Sc, Plain and fancy Straw Mattings, Floor Oil Cloths, JOHNSON, GARNER & CO,, 636 Penna. ave. ae ries 408 17th at, wove 1s oniy’ a portion of erty on my: hooks, (For full list call “ vice cr bul Hetty isset on the latand 15th, (jell. MAN, JOR SALE — BARGAINS. ae ees IN northwest section of city: ew tw O-story bricks, 6 rooms bath. $3,000 to $4,000. SON, 1 \. je1}-3 VOR 5. ON EASY PAYME} #100 Cas aud 825 per month: S-rogin Bric price, #1, 00, SWORMSTEDY & 1st TOR SALE Ob LEA ‘4 VALUABLE ¥ (horEury ON PARK STREET, having frontage or 300. “fect ad with that width extending through to Sheridan avenue. uprovements consist of & good 1U-room residence, with cellar and bath. Street sewered and lighted with i, ‘Location one of the best in the vil THOs. J. Higtien. & 92. MT. | erie T, ied e square from 14th-s uare fron rey per month WOK th, aud vasement brick. B18 ath. aud bath, House 16x35, most substantially ak Price, $3,750. Apply to owner,C. L. DuBUIs, gh We Fes SALE—A BEAUTIFUL NEW HOUSE; aa feet front in the northwest; good neiglboriood ; Mill be wold sts bargain. estate men need Address 8. K. H. Je10-6' ply. Star offic )- ROH SALES APPLY TO OWN ‘0. 610 I 8 B.w., after 4 o'clock p.m for utw houses at low prices and ou easy terins. e KGE BRICK BUILDIN pas gbpowite city hall, Known, as er 44 and D 2. w., Jey building ; wiil be wold on easy terms, For infor- mation apply to H.W. TALBOTT, Hockville, Md. icLean ave. 8, 2-story, 5 rooms and $1,300 2,600 near 20th si tory gy 7 rou and 73a Lorn at, dbase i fraiie, u st. nw S-atory aud baseuiciit fr #10 8x100>. 7,250 Wests rary Bata DB. at ‘and w.. beiween xy 16x147, improv: by one ne trae renting st price alley, ©, near 21st st. n.w, isc lew i-vtor ‘and basement bricks, corner house $8.0 others, each Rhode T yimeuts will pur- ii houses, shod, Phese hi rays pretty 6-room imps., on C st. n. e. erty with very lit tle on’ oth vent Fs se we brick, lot 35x95 ; Ku _285t FES ‘SALE — COuEE ROCKAWAY, ne HAR- robes, &c.; complete outfit. "Inquire at Gov- erumient Stables, bet. 20th aud 21st and L. and Mets, y, newl, ed, in wood or: mie is ‘and Boundary GuAP—a SIDE-BAR BUGGY A nder Surrey, in good order; also, a Do st, Dw. Jel ey SALE—CHOICE COLONIAL BEACH Lots, pS $1G0, im installments: Whitney Sadc ley 12; Bound Vols. Patent Office Gezette, half-pri het’ Boxing Gloves, 2. E,W. BYRNE, 1435 10 Island ave, n.w. Jef-lin , MEEKS, MEPKS. I HAV! ator aclen bores stse et towe iuges, Buxgies, Phactons, tension Cabrioleties, Keusiogtous, esd Carts, tons, and all tyes of Dusiness Wagons, Haru Whips, Lap Kobes, &., at prices and _accommoda teruls ae can be found u aby market, home or abr Repairing aud painting promptly attended to, Give mea call at O21 to O25 G st u.w., aud se selves, FS SALE-AT PRIVATE SALE Ying 8 #ury lus of Lorses wud wiles, we will dis; pose of them a private sale; they are heavy draft and fn’food condition: ouly sold ou accountot not having use for them at preseut: cap be secu and all inforuiu: Hou obtained at stables ou SOth, below M st. George- wu, 4, D. " _te H, TENNEY & SO VOR SALE-SiDE- and ape wago poly Jel 2-30" FoR sALE BEAUTIFUL SOF THOSE clegaut high-class Stultz © bauer Chneht Fister Just received. Sold on easy monthly payments of $10 aud at lowest factory pri pecial prices and advantages now in several styles, to-exchunye for Square ylancer value given and any balance can be paid to suit buyers. ofore you uy see what we can offer zou. THE PIANO EXCHANGE. ie Leading Piano House, 915 Pennsylvania ave, BARGAIN CAN BE HADIN AHAND- you new style Dayton waou aud au elegant phac- ton buggy, both nearly. dpaet double. aye Private stable. 100: de OK SALE Ds “HAY Fire-proof Sates; one has combination lock ; one key lock. sacrifice gtaave stormge; will wuke ‘easy terms if neceysary. Address Box 35, Star office.) it SALE—A SPLENDID GAITED SADDLE lorse; ‘sound and Keutle; can be be seen at bles, C st., ae w. Ek ear! bet. 16th aud 17th JOR SALE. LAND&AU or lady JOR SALE—A ON. height, carries two or four for AMILY CA “a a cheap for cash Apply 1709 biomed? ave. AND it ’ gentigmen tables Mist new; must be sold. Bt SALE—HORSE 12 ‘OLD, CED, vate for cuildren, fearless. uf strectawee Tollers, and locomotives; stands without Gitclug works single and ears le; accustomed to saddle Owner leaving city. 1330 L st. n, dell Fe p SALE—WELL-BRED SADDLE HORSE: SAF for » ladies and children; works siugle and doubk us bay, elit yeurs old; $150. Owner = i T COST—MY ENTIRE STOCK OF Carriages for the next two weeks to remove. Per- sous in want of bargains will find it to their advantage call, ag I must close out by that time. M. YOUNG, iarad Sas C st. FES SALE. _mh30-31 ar ot ie aaLE=e FINE B. ORSE, SEV ‘old: kind, wenties und perfectly” sound and | uarness, Can be ween by calling, 134: Fi i SALE—JUST ARRIVED, 2 Valley of Virginia; aio them drivers; prices reasouat ny in rear of 933 D st. u.w Fis SALE—A LARGE SIZE SHOW CASE, NICKEL 10 plated, aud large counter, all in good 0 seen at 1645 Sib st, Fe SALE—aT PREV: ATE E ‘Brown Horse: 6 years old: 198, bands high; a per- fect family horse;a fast traveler, uotatrad of uny tis, ‘and will stand without tying; also the beautiful Bay Mare Flora; 6 years old; bs an extra good roudster ; c ves; has every suddie fait, aud perfectly sate fora lady tu fide or drive: also &n elegant extension-top Surrey to seat four, a Uand- Y, wad two sets of Harness ; all f,and hud caretul usc. Will sell separate at a great sucrifice, solely for want of use. Apply to Groom, At Private Stable in rear of Resitence, Uo reasonable offer refused ;'stnall ment of #500; 8 new jarani basement brick House close ThoG lines, ext \y papearing section. 2b-im “ New hie narra fully planned su nice lot; Sfstrooin House, cellar and att lot; eee a ad an shade trees, shrubbery, &c. REDFORD W. WALKER, 1006 F st. =o SALE— (OR RENT.) ‘Phat beautiful House Gu the northwest comer Bi and N Ste northwest. No. 1: N street tis 50x100. Fine has eleven (11) p of | 08 isE POWER PA} PAYNE & SON 12) first-class order. Address ADAMS'S 1M BON, Clopper's statiot, Montgomery county, Maryland. Jel0-Lw* OK SALE — HANDSOME BLOOD-BA six years old; drives single or double: Gor; perfectly gentle; very stylish. J. L, (OR SALE— PAN’ detual ns iar g uaa et slightly used Pianos of Ongaus; in pertect onder, Sold ou #3 payanent. oe SALE—ONB BE Aaa NEW UPRIGHT pas iano in fauey, walt, extra high Sule, exa ands first-class piauo throug! rt termg, HUGO Wout & CUrS, B20 Tih sta. we SALE — MANURE FROM 180 A ‘bviy tthe Metropoutan ‘Railroad Co. ‘st. nw, HB, SALE_AN Soar, must be Sold at a Sacrifice, & BROS., 709 7th st. SGA FOS ae eS ABGAIN FOR 50! FO ae aoe isFER & EE Cokie, test a Bot uw. uylsin coer TONED. BEAUTT- TEINWAY FAME ‘Can be seen at G. i UiLo ALEXANDRIA, Reported for Tae EvENtNo Star. Tue Evecraic Liouts.—Superintendent Sel- den, of the Schuyler electric light company, is now in this city arranging for the circuits by which the city will be lighted by electricity. The dynamos will be placed at the city gas works and the same fires which heat the gas retorts will be employed to generate steam to drive the dynamos. There will be sixty arc lights distributed through the city at the cen- ters of street intersections, cedar poles being placed *‘catacornered.” There will also be some incandescent lights to be rented out by the city committee on light for private use. Tue McIyrosu Munper Casz.—The cor- poration court yesterday afternoon disposed of three murder cases at one hearing and with one jury. Bertie McIntosh, the body of whose new-born babe was thrown into Hunting creek some months ago by George Belew, was, as re- ported to Tug Stax, placed on trial for in- fanticide, and, after hearing testimony, the jury acquitted’ her. The same jury, without turther testimony or trial, went out of court in the case of Mrs. Geo. Below and acquitted her, and by the same formality they had also ac- quitted George Below on the charge of being accessary tothe crime. This completed the case. e theory that the babe committed suicide bas been suggested, butis not generally adopted, Nores—Mr. Winkerson Hunter, son of the late Robert Hunter, the shipbuilder who founded Hunter's ship-yard, died here yester- day at the residence of his sister, on Prince street, near Pitt. Mr. Hunter was a native of this city, and was brought up here, but after- ward went to Maryland and has but recently returned to this city.—T. C. Burke has bought a frame house with lot on Royal street, near Princess, for 3700 from Mr. J. D. Beach, ——John Lyons, of Richmond, has been admit- ted to practice in the corporation court here, —tThe board of trade has taken no action on proposal to urge the extension of a branch of the Washington and Obio railroad to the Point of Rocks, t! the general impression being that such a branch would be more likely to carry Virginia trade to Baltimore than to bring Mary land trade to Alexandria.——Religious services are in progress at Grace P, E. church and at the Baptist chureh here, the former in charge of Rey. Dr. Nelson, of Richmond, Kev, Dr. Sharp, and the latter of Rev. D, Mercer and Rev. Mr, Shepherd, of Warren county. —The Friendship fire company met last night and arranged for the funeral of Henry Herbner. The company will attend the funeral to-morrow morning.—The county supervisors have elected P, T. Birch overseer of roads for Ar- hngton district, and J. W. Trunslow for Jeffer- son district. ‘The fire wardens have refused to reinstate Mr. Joo Young as engineer of the Hydraulion steam fire engine. gee NO RACE FOR THE CUP, PERHAPS Has Dunraven been Persuaded that the Valkyrie is No Match for the Volun- teer. From the New York Sun, to-day. After all the talk and correspondence about an international yacht race, it looks as if the royal yacht squadron were going to back out of its agreement. or rather as if Lord Dunraven | CLOSING UP THE GOOD WORK. The Citizens’ Relief Committee Nearly Through Their Labors. FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS RAISED FOR THE FLOOD SUFFERERS—NO PRESSING DEMAND FROM JOHNSTOWN FOR AID—WILLARD HALL CLOSED—THE LIST OF CONTRIBUTIONS TO-DAY. The main work of the citizens’ relief com- mittee practically came to an end to-day. Wil- lard hall, which has been occupied for more than a week with a force of men and women engaged in packing boxes of clothing, was cleaned out and the doors closed. There are several boxes of clothing still on hand. Some of these will be sent to points along the canal, and tbe rest will be stored to await any press- ing demand which may be made, TREASURER JOHNSON AND SECRETARY ANDERSON may be found at the headquarters of the com- mittee each day. But both these gentlemen will now be able to devote some time to their 1 fides business. Ever since the committee been organized they have been busy each day in receiving and keeping a record of the contributions and also attending to the corres- = lence. The mass of detai!s needing atten- ion has been larger than is generally supposed, but the management has beeu prompt and ef- ficient, which is owing largely, Treasurer John- son says, to the assistance rendered by Secre- tary Anderson and his clerical force. As the amount of money received by the committee in little more than a week has reached THE LARGE sUM OF $40,000, considerable time has been required in re- ceiving and properly accounting for the con- tributions, which have come in mainly in small sums. As has been stated the funds now on hand will be retained until it is definitely known where money is most needed. A SHIPWRECKED SAILOR RELIEVED. A bronzed sailor, George Marks, was at Willard hall to-day. He said he was on the schooner Five Brothers, owned in Baltimore and loaded with coal for Alexandria. While off Lower Cedar Point, on Wednesday night of last week, and while all hands were ‘asleep except the man on watch the alarm was given that the schooner was sinking. The crew sprang into the water and made for the shore. larks said there were eight men on board, but he only saw five come ashore. He did not know whether the other three men were drowned or not. The rest of the men remained there near the boat. The captain came to this city to see about getting the schooner up, and Marks says that he has been on his way to this city, having walked most of the way, and reaching here this morning im the steamer Waketield from Quantico, He says that he does not know why the schooner sank, unless she was struck by a log carried along by the swift current, which he claims was more rapid than usual on account of the flood. tle was given some clothing. MR. EMERY RETURNS FROM JOHNSTOWN. Mr. L, §. Emery returned this morning from Johnstown. He says that there are great stacks of clothing and provisions still undis- tributed there. He thinks that there is ample provision for the Johnstown people, and noth- Ing more should be sent there. The money now on hand, he thinks, ought to be retained for future use. He says that a large number of the Johnstown people who lost their houses did not own them, and that in such cases relief wili be given in aiding them to replace their furni- ture. AID FOR CANAL SUFFERERS. Treasurer Johnson to-day sent a check for $150 to Jordan, Crampton & Co., of Berlin, Md., for distribution among the flood sufferers at that place, The tollowing contributions were received by Treasurer Johnson yesterday after the report closed in Tue Stan: Aimeron Field, $12.45. Additional collection by Dr. A. ardon: Hiram Lodge, No. 10, Masons, $50. Friends’ select school, #1; S.A. F., $1; Johnnie and Barnie Johnson, 50 cents. To-day’s Contributions. Contributions were received to-day by E. Kurtz Johnson, treasurer of the citizens’ relief committee, as follows: Harry Standiford, $51.95. Collections by Mra, Rob't G. Rutherford, from entertainment at Willard hail, £135.10. it Washington committe: y Geo, F, Harbin, treasurer léctions by Rev. Dr. Chester returns made Additional col- Wm. Hutchin- 2: J. Brown, #1. Additional collection by . F, Maupin—Mr. ‘Fitzgerald. =1. Additional collection by Mrs. T. L. Tulloch—B. F. $10. Collections by Mrs. R. J, Floyd, £1.75 and fifty packages of clothing; Mrs. H. Pie, arry, $2; L T. Freeman, Peabody school, 50 cents, Collections by Mrs. Sam’l Vaughn Mrs. Bryant, #5; Mr . Chappel, $1; ; Alte. 4 O. Bostran, 31; im small sums, 1.30. Gal: lection by Mrs. Wm. Deloe—Albert Chappel, $5. Collections by Mrs. ning and Mrs. Wheat—Cash in small sum: by Miss Clara Parkinson, by Mrs. Loring Chappel—Loring Chappel, Chappel & Baxter, 32; Mrs. B. N. Seymour, 06 cents; cash in small sums, $1.80. *Coliections by G. N. Holland, for nd QO. canal suffer- ers—G. N. Hollaud, 5; Mrs. Jeremiah Wilt, $6; Alex. Deavers, $1. Additional collections by Mrs. A. P. Clark—W. McAllister, $1; Mrs. C. W. Henshaw, $1; Mrs. C. D, Henshaw, 50 cents; Mrs. A. R. Crash: $1; cash in small sums, $1.87; cash, $2. Additional collections by Mrs. Geo. R. Repetti, through Rev. Father ughes, from Anacostia, $21 Collections in Postmaster-General’s office— ie B. F. George, Lithonia, Ga., $12.80; B. Russell, Bainbridge, Ga., $5. Additional collections from Luther Place Memorial church, through Geo. Ryneal, Treas., —J. G, Mueller, #5; Mrs. Bradford, =1. Additional collection by Rev. Walter H. ineteenth Street church—Peace Lodge the Good Samaritans, 22. CHINESE CONTRIDUTE. Sometime ago a Sunday School for the bene- fit of the Chinese residents of Washington was organized at the Church of the Ascension, cor- ner Massachusetts avenue and 12th street, and a flattering degree of success has be attained under the superintendency of Mr. Browning Lawrence. Tue celestial attendants have of their own volition made up among themselves contribution for the sufferers by the recent flood, and to-day turned over to the proper au- thorities the sum of ¢——. In addition they have collected and donated quite a box of com- fortable wearing apparel trom the clothing left at their laundries unclaimed for so ong ded time as to preclude the possibility of ever ing called for. AT THE BOSTON STORE. Woodward & Lothrop are now giving their attention to the collection of packages of cloth- ing, bedding, groceries, &., for the benefit of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal sufferers. They have already received contributions from Mrs. Dee, 1937 Vermont avenue; Mrs. Helmuth, 815 E street, and Mrs, Clarence DeMontreville, 920 H street northeast. Their delivery wagons will call for all packages upon request. has refused to allow the Valkyrie to sail for the America’s cup against the Volunteer. It was reported last night that a member of the New York yacht club had received a letter from George L, Watson, in which Watson said that ithad been decided not to send the Valkyrie to compete for the America’s enp, but to fit her out at once for her racing in English waters is now over, so that she could sail on her ocean trip for New York on July 1, and arrive in time tomect the yachts on the New Tock yacht club’s cruise. The Valkyrie will sail in the races for the Paine cup later on, as her owner agreed to do before the America’s cup chal- lenge was sent. Yachtemen who heard of the alleged contents of Watson's letter believed - that he had suaded Lord Dunraven that it would be folly race his boat against the Volunteer, when A Mow rie has shown herself so little superior to e Trex, ‘The America’s cup committee have received no official response to their last letters to the novel yacht squadron, and there is much dis- oe among yachtsmen at the probable failure of the arrangements for a race. Out of the Bath-Tub into the Flood. From a Johnstown Letter. “I escaped, but left my clothes. I wasn’t very presentable, but my wife thought I could explain afterward, Ihad gone home and was taking a bath. I was in the tub when she called me that the flood was coming, and so frightened was she that I jumped out, realized the situation ina moment, and with only the bath-towel for lector patel I started to the hills = We eaca) op my oly “eo river, It was arenes Vesey but I my wife was guess Spee let her-| a patty 8 moe Th en Tie {"bellere hes, : pit iactenantt erecta lieve me.’ OTHER RELIEF NOTES, The entertainment given last evening under the auspices of the labor organizations of this city at Grand Army hall, for the benefit of local flood sufferers, was well attended. The program was as follows: Piano solo, Miss Bres- naham; recitation, J. Barton Miller; songs, George D. Scott, Prof. Cardello as ac- compunist; readi jor A. J. Stofer; comic recitation, Mr. Milligan; whistling solo, Prof. J. Y. Atlee; recitation, Meyer Nordlinger; ‘s0- rano solo, Miss Sallie Westh Sohn Tweedale; piano solo, Miss Alice Edmon- ston; songs, E, B. Hay; concluding with the pular comedy, “The Plat of Potzentausend” Ey tho siadlouts of Iinthieun iautitese, Gesrge- on under the tutorship of Mr. E. B. Hay. The carpenters composing local assembly No. 1748, Knights of Labor, have ca” mage] $100 for the relief of the ‘canal 5: erers, and Union No. 1 has appropriated $15 for the same cause, in addition to the amount appropriated to the Johnstown sufferers, ‘The performance given by the 1 yeeum Dra- matic company, under the tion of Mt of Mr. Sid H. Nealey, last evening at the Bijou theater was not well attended, although it was for the benefit of the relief fund. Miss Annie Lewii ret National Fencibles, Prof. Vermilya an f his ils, the Harmon; and 3 and ire. 5-30 Dufour contributed Sete ene! | unis ™ Mrs. W.H. Lamon and some twenty lady — in the apa ee them- selves very useful in an a wcicwnng of eiren' Feet Ie 4 sent to Homing Pigeon Raae. The homing pigeons of the Washington Hom- ing club were liberated at Greers Depot, 8. Cy 398 miles distant, on Taesday, June 11, by the postmaster, who reported the weather to be cloudy, with no wind. ‘The first bird to arrive was W. J. Fry's red check hon B36 at 3:14 p. ™., making the fast time of 1,1¢ yards per minute. next to arrive were ye Lady Lancaster and Lottie C. at m, making 1,160 yards per minute: also the red check ben B 1828 at 3:34 p. m and blue check hen Z 4072 at 3:35%5 p. m., ¢ pieting the ent of the Caverly loft. Fry's Lohengrin arriv at 4:06 p. m., ing his whole entry home. Edward's bird, No. 60, arrived at 4.06 p.m, but did not enter the loft until 4:26 pm Petrola has not reported his returns as yew The next race will be from Lawrenceville, Gm, 515 miles, on June 22. ——_ Only Three. “How many George Washingtons are there here to-day?” asked Clerk Clagett in the Polies Court to-da; y three,” answered Bailiff Ken They were all colored. Let Him OF Light This Time. George T. Notes, a colored barber on Pent sylvania avenue, was before the Police Court to-day charged with disorderly conduct and carrying a dangerous knife. He admitted that he had been drinking; that before he was ar- rested he had a satchel and an umbrella, but they were both gone; that as for the knife he had been in the habit of ¢: arrying it with his lunch and he could not tell how it got out of e satchel. Judge Miller said he would im- pose a fine of $5 for disorderly conduct and take his personal bonds for carrying the knife, with the understanding that if he was ever caught with a knife again be would have to pay & fine of $20, — Walters Found Guilty of an Assault. Yesterday afternoon, in the Criminal Conrt, the jury, in the case of Wm. H. Walters, in- dicted for assault and battery with intent to kill Sergeant W. F. Falvey, in the sixth pre- cinct station one year ago to-day, were charged by Judge Bradley, and they retired about 2:30 o'clock. There was no denial of the assault, but the contention of the defendant was that there was no intent to kill at the time. The jury not ne agreed at 10 o'clock last night they took lodgings in the court-house, The jury came in this morning with a verdict of guilty of assault, « result satisfactory to the risoner and his friends. One of the jurors eld out till this morning for # verdict of guilty as indicted. Another of the jurors favored @ verdict of not guilty. Amusement Not Avpavon’s Orera Hovse.—To-night oe and Sullivan's “Mikado” will replace Am which has had such a successful run, will be the sme as before with the exce that Miss Alice Carle wall sing Nanki-Poo stead of Mr. Traverner. The “Mikado” will be given to-night and to-morrow night and on Saturday “Amorita” will be brought back to the stage for th last appe rance of Miss Helen Lamont this season. Miss Lamout has had a long season of very hard work and she pr: poses to take wrest. She will sail for Europe on the 29th inst, “Nanow.”—The very popular ope: will be brought out at Albaugh’ an next we ik witha strong cast. Most of the present favor= ites will appear, including Misses Carle Voaker Millard, and and . and in addition there will be le a two Liss Addie Cora Reed, who will take Miss Lam ; who is a well-kuown comedian, seats begun this morning. , and Mr. Walter Allen, The sale of tsp Tue Suxpay Nour promises to be one of the tertainments that have been given im behalf of the Johnstown sufferers, “All the Lamont opera company—principals, chorus and ot chestra—will appear such taste. Sreecezkr’s Praxo Recrran. cital of Auton Strelezki night will be the last opportunity of hearin this really artistic performer this season. His program will be carctuily selected and include 4 the program will be as will suit every varicty of musical The piano re- at Metzerott hall to- Beethoven's variatic Mendelssohn's “Variat Carnival de Pesth, anc e Chopin numbers, A Bad Lot. In Goat alley there lives a colored woman named Ellen Broadus, who, with her family of several children, has given the police more trouble than any other family in the second precinct. Yester morning Peter Me- | Pherson, who lives with the Broadus family, and Annie Broadus, one of Ellen's daughters, started arow, The old woman took a nand in the scrimmage, and dar its progress a younger daughter of Ellen's was struck on the head with a pitcher and knocked senseless, Policeman Ferguson appearcd on thescene, and |placed the parties under arrest, Anothe colored woman, named iiachel Bright, came out with a broom and demanded the release of the prisoners. She was also arrested, and four negroes were locked up. This morning they were taken to the Police Court. Ellen Broadus and Peter McPherson were fined $10 cach, and Rachel Bright was fined = Annie Broadus was charged with robbing her empioyer, Mra, ‘on, for which shy was fined $10 or 30 daya, She was also tined po for disorderly conduct. Arrest of aC rap Player. In the trial of William Boxley in the Police Court to-day for “crap” shooting and vagrancy it was in evidence that the arrest was made by Special Officer Jones, colored, without a war- rant, at the request of a policman, “Would you arrest the President for fanity without a warrant if you was told to de 60?” asked Mr, Carrington. “I would try to do so,” he replied, Boxley was ‘committed. Sanitary Criticism fr from Georgetown. GroroEtowx, June 12. To the Editor of Tar Evexine Stan Some days ago you stated that the health officer proposed to save our city from a scourge by promptly removing the refuse and filth left by the recent flood in our low streets and dis- infecting said streets. We were glad to hear it, Yesterday's paper states: “Lieut. Hollenberger complains that this filth is being carefully re= moved by the health officer and deposited af the foot of another street scarcely, if any fur- ther removed from the dwelling part of the town than those from which it was taken.” Just think of it, ye saniturians! Stir up the filth well and cart it up town. That, too, when without any additional expense the police tug boat could have towed scow after scow to the Little river, and material deposited where it could injure nobody, This is only in keeping with some other things under the sane admin- istration. For instance, in oome of ing most rominent of our town tl garbage Pollected dary ten days, and for that we i duly thankfal, for we have grown not to expect much. Why don't we complain? We do, and on our complaint are referred to the contractor, who refers it to the collector, who writes or dictates an absolute denial of the charge. Con- tractor, without investigating, endorses it as correct. Chief Clerk H. 0. accepts the state- ments as sufficient, and so the complaint dies, pro- Another evidence of business. t pane 9073 M street a there has no ® year. The — water supply for nearl; ty wis in constant use, The tact was repeate: ; examinations without number sapeen A ond thal’ ‘sali. If there as any virtue in sewer gas the occupants should get the benefit, and perhaps some ———. It is about time that these matters be reformed, Puysicrax. ae THE COURTS. Potice Count—Judge Miller. To-day, Rachael Bright, colored, disorderly conducts 65 or 15 daye. Wm. Chase, throwing stones; do. Wm. Myers, vagrancy; bonds or 60 days. Jas. Murray, do.; bonds, ata ge ee