Evening Star Newspaper, June 14, 1889, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C... FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 188 7 THE SATURDAY’S STAR. Bright Features That Will Fill To- Morrow’s Twelve-Page Edition. Tax Eveytxo Star will be issued to-morrow, as usual on Saturday, in twelve-page form. The additional pages added to Saturday's issue give space fors large amount of interesting reading matter in addition to the news of the day, covered fully as on other days up to the hour of going to press. Tue Stan's complete news service, at home and abroad, and its am- ple mechanical equipment has placed it among the leading newspapers of the country, and its devotion to local interests has made it conspic- uous as the representative paper of the national capital Its enterprise and continual improve- ment has maintained it in the leading position and received recognition in the constant ex- tension of its circulation. Taz Stam provides for ite readers on Saturday something more than a complete report of the news of the day. Many columns of reading matter of special character, entertaining and instructive, are sapplied. To-morrow’s Star will be unusually bright and readable. Among the attractive features specially prepared for this issue are the following: MEN OF ENERGY (Ilustrated):— Accounts of the lives of some of the success- fal real-estate men of Washington. SWORDS AND DAGGERS (Iilustrated):— The development of the sword as shown at the national museum. YOUTH, WIT, AND BEAUTY (lustrated):— Some of the young ladies who adorn official society circles. MRS. HARRISON'S HOUSEKEEPING:— The revolution that has been made in the domestic economy of the White House, IN IRISH TENNIS COURTS:— An account of the recent matches from Tae Stan's special correspondent. THE BEAUTIES OF TAKOMA PARK:— Continuation of Tae Sran’s history of the growth of suburban Washington. THE SECRET OF BEAUTY:— The value of wholesome exercise and rational employment for women. AN ORIENTAL MONACO:— The past glories and present degredation of the city of Macao, THE BELLES OF THE BATH:— Pretty scenes in a Turkish bath establish- ment, described by a fair bather. REAL ESTATE GOssIP:— Recent events fand their effect on building operations of the city. THE JUSTICE OF THE GODS:— A dramatic love story. SUNDAY NIGHT IN NEW YORK:— A Srar correspondent describes som lively scenes he saw there, SOMETHING ABOUT DIPHTHERIA:— Suggestions as to how to prevent its develop- ment. PIES AND ESSAYS:— New features that mark the closing of the public schools, HOME MATTERS:— Practical suggestions for practical house- keepers. FARM AND GARDEN:— Matters of interest to all engaged in horti- culture or farming. —— PERSONAL MENTION. Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Handy and family have gone to Oakland, Md., where they will spend the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Ric d A. Arnold have issued cards for the wedding of their daughter, Addie, to Mr. Richard W. Emmons at Christ church, Wednesday evening, the 19th. Mrs. Dr. John A. Daly has returned to the city and will remain about two weeks, prior to her departure for Marth: Vineyard, where she wil spend the summer. Commodore Wm. K. Mayo has lately fitted up his handsome residence on Iowa circle, and he and his brother, Geo. U. Mayo, and wife are now residing there. Mrs. Geo, Mayo presides over the domestic affairs. Mrs. M. G. Watts, sister of Lieut. Graham, who was on the Trenton, lost at Samos, is vis- iting friends on O street. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Geoffrey Parsons left Washington to-day for Boston and Dublin, New Hampshire, where they will pass the summer. Mrs. {Harrison, accompanied by her father, Dr. Scott, Geo. S. Brown, Mrs. McKee's two children and three maids arrived at Cape May last evening. Mrs. Harrison and the members of her household occupy Mr. Wanamaker’s cot- tage. The suite of rooms which she will oc- cupy faces the ocean and is so arranged as to catch all its breezes. Mrs. Harrison will re- main at Cape Mayaboutamonth. Mrs. McKee will join her children some time next week. President Harrison and Postmaster-General Wanamaker expect to visit Cape May next Fri- day and remain two or three days. Mrs. Gen. Haskin and her granddanghter, Miss Ethel Purcell, left to-day for Highland Park, ll., where they will spend the summer with Mrs. Capt. Miller, whose husband is at present building Fort Sheridan, near Chicago. General and Mrs. Van Vliet expect to go to Shrewsbury, N. J., next week for the sum- mer. Mrs. R. Jacobs has returned to the city greatly improved after a long visit to relatives in South Carctina. Bs Col. and Mrs, G. A. Woodward and Miss Woodward leave next week for their summer home in the Allegbenies, at Eagles Mere, Pa., where they will be joined by Mr. H. 8. Wood- ward, who is just completing his junlor year at Yale university. Bev. Drs. Butler and Parson are in Allegheny atten. the sessions of the general synod of the talkers church. Mr." Albert sad Mr, Fox are the lay delegates from this city to the same body. ————+e+—____ She Understood English. There were two women in the Police Court this morning for peddling without licenses, They wore calico dresses and each had on her arm basket containing strings, beads, crosses and other articles represented to be from the Holy Land. They could not speak much En- Slish, or at least that’s what Prosecuting-Attor- ney Shillington told the court. “Step up here,” said the judge to the prisouers. younger of the amgeet forward and said: “I speak » toned jo women little English.” Judge Miller ques- her concerning business and she said that they had just arrived from Baltimore and were to oud to-night. Turnin, toward ‘Othcer Hodges, who arrested them, = young woman asked: “Me doing business?” “Yes,” said the officer. " peo hag acer —— = “Me no yusiness, you lie.” ughter. “I think she understands i “poe en ¥ said the judge. The Judge took their personal bonds. ——— Spends Most of His Time in Prison. Detective Carter has arrested Andrew Hen- ning on charge of housebreaking, and the case will be tried in the Police Court to- morrow. The prisoner has served twenty In each case he was convicted of stealing car- —- and that is the charge now ————____ Langston. Frank Langston was charged before Judge Miller to-day with James Richard- son, who told Judge Miller that he was afraid of Langston. He edmitted that he had as- saulted Langston because he was afraid of him. Langston claimed that Richardson owed $8, but Richardson denied it, Langston gave his persoual bonds to keep the peace. i F SUMMING UP RESULTS. Washington’s Liberal Contributions for the Flood Sufferers. OVER FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS IM CASH AND A LARGE QUANTITY OF CLOTHING AND SUPPLIES GIVEN BY THE CITIZENS OF THE DISTRICT TO RE- LIEVE THOSE AFFLICTED BY THE FLOODS. The amount of clothing and supplies for the flood sufferers handled by the citizens’ relief committee was very large, The total number of boxes of clothing sent away from the city was 203, distributed as follows: Johnstown, 158; Lockhaven, Pa., 9;Muncey, Pa., 8; Williams- port, Md., 9; Williamsport, Pa, 2; Chesapeake and Ohio canal, 17, LOCAL RELIEF. Quite a large quantity of supplies of clothing and food was sent to the rooms of the As- sociated Charities in this city, where they will be distributed to the needy in this city and vicinity. Mr. E. Kurtz Johnson, the treasurer of the citizen's relief committee, to-day sent s check for $100 to Upton Darby, at Seneca, Md, for distribution among the food sufferers in’ that vicinity. AN OVERDOSE OF BROMIDIA. The Sed Death of Mr. Melville C. Shu- ster. 4 powerful dose of bromidia, taken to calm disturbed nerves, was the cause of Mr. Melville ©. Shuster’s death last night Shortly after 5 o’clock Mr. Shuster, then on his way home, en- tered Appler’s restaurant in Georgetown and ordered wine. He engaged in conversation with the bartender and wasas bright and pleas- antas usual He leftthe place but soon re- turned and requested permission to rest in s room behind the bar. The privilege was sc- corded him and occasional glances at him, after he sat down in a chair, gave reasonable ground for the supposition that he was asleep. The attention of Mr. Appler was first called to Mr. fesorataculnom medloveres fell out of the chair and remained prostrate and helpless upon the floor. No one present could understand the stupor which afflicted the unfor- funate man. Mr..Cresswell, a clerk in Crop- ley’s drug store, came in and discovered an empty bottle labelled “Bromidia,” and the whole matter was at once explaine: Medical aid was at once summoned and every effort was made to give tone to the relaxed nervous a Drs. Peter, Mackall and Yarnall did all that was le to rouse their patient, but without avail, and at twelve min- utes past 10 o'clock the stertorous breathing The following contributions were received yesterday by Treasurer Johnson after the re- | ceased and the 38 was made per- 7 preennchpiimdndior re Mrs, J. D. Hyer— The coroner was notified and the body was 33] a 1 £2: alto a box of fruits, canned Sang nk encore oC thw, Gocennedin meats, an wo. Additional collections by National Tribune— WHAT DB PETER SAYS. ss Heckathorne Post, 47, G. A. Re Tecumseh, | Dr. Peter is the Shuster family physician, Neb., @10; McCook Post. 51, G.A. R., $10; Samuel Jamison, Soldiers’ Home, Marshalltown, Iowa, $5; Baptist church, Truxton, N.Y., $4.07. Additional collections by H. L.’ Cranf and he said that he was certain that death was the result of the ignorance of the deceased as to the deadly power of a large dose of bromidia. br pr sy Fim, bartello, @ls Wa. Henderson, $1;| «air: dhusicr has bees very well, indeed, bai Francis Fitssimmons, $1; J. Wie revious to that he was extremely nervous, conta; B. Hatcher, 60 cents; J. T. Cecil, 60| Por this he was treated with bromidia. I pre- sume another of those nervous spells came on and he endeavored to cure himself.” Mr. Shuster was well known 1n this city, being. member of the firm of William M. Shuster & Sons, dry goods dealers, at 919 Pennsylvania avenue. ‘e was in the fortieth year of his age and married. NO INQUEST. Coroner Patterson saw the body this morning and said he deemed an inquest unnecessary, whereupon Dr. Peter gave a certificate uf death which ascribes the cause to an overdose of bromidia, The funeral will take lees from St. John’s church, Georgetown, at 3 p. m, Sunday. ‘Additional ety tions by Ni depart- sul y Navy ment through M. 8. Thom nter L. J. Davis, $50; New York yard, $58; Capt. G. OC. Remey, #10. ' Making a total'to date of #2,- 185.05. The department, through letters from officers all over the country, learns that quite a large sum wascontributed to local organiza- tions before the “circular” had reached them, which would greatly increase the above total. Total collections by Washin; city relief committee, $40,444.39; other Washington col- leetions, 5 #20,alL. 96; total Washington city, ), 655. THE PACIFIC BUILDING RELIEF FUND. Mr. H. J. Gray, the chairman of the com- mittee organized for the relief of the Johns- town sufferers, with headquarters at the Pa- cific building, has sent a detailed report of the work of the committee to the citizens’ relief committee. He states that the total contribu- tion made through the committee amounted to $667.10. In addition a large quantity of cloth- ing and supplics was dispatched. The com- mittee was composed of the a H. J. Gray, Armat Stoddart, Mra. M. Stoddart, James H. Vermilya, Dr. 8. W. 2, Wm. Berlin, Geo. E. W. ‘etts, Miss Julia Maedel, and Mrs. Anna Wilson. The committee was organized on the evening of the 2d instant atthe residence of Mr. Armat Stoddart and went at once to work. When the general re- lief committee was organized they co-operated with them, PUBLIC SCHOOL PUPILS HELP TRE CAUSE. The entertainment given by the pupils of the Towers grammar school at Odd Fellow's hall, Navy Yard, last evening, under the manage- ment of Miss Nellie Mack, for the benefit of the Johnstown and C. and 0. sufferers, was a bril- liant success both financially and’ artistically. The hall was crowded to ite utmost capacity. The program was as follows: Opening chorus by the school; piano solo, Miss Josephine Ku- bel; wand drill, Capt. H. G. Kimball, leader; vocal solo, Miss Hattie Meades; recitation, Mr. 8. E. Kramer; flag drill, Capt. Ferree, leader; quartet, Misses Meades, Kimball, Kubel, and Simonds; military drill by the High School Prize Cadets, Capt. Ferree, leader; chorus, Good Night, by the school. The feature of the evening was an Se orm aac written for the occasion by Mrs, Seth Clark, entitled the “Johnstown Disaster,” and delivered by Mr. 8. E. Kramer. The erage - took part in the drill: Misses Simonds, Di ine, A, Wilson, J. Wilson, Baden, Rucker, Turner, N. niece ps ' Sheffield, Dunn, Chandler, Lyons, t, Nicholson, Swingle, Diver, Hodges, Smith, Tay- lor, Harlan, Cubel, Carmody, Uckert, Johnson, Blaine, Gatchello, Barstow, Durfee ‘and Eut- wistle; Messrs. Chamberlin, J. H. Ford, 8. C. Ford Gough, Grafton, Kleinschmidt, LaFetra, Miller, Ross, Lawyer. Vale, and White. Messrs. C. W. Hesse, C. 8. Albert, H. Burroughs, and J. Spriugman acted as ushers. The Great Falls ice company furnished the ice and coolers, [epe Miss Mack will clear about €100 on er entertainment, THE CHINESE CONTRIBUTION. The Chinese Sunday school, which holds its meetings Sunday afternoons at the church of the Ascension, has manifested its sympathy for the flood sufferers by voluntarily contri- buting through Tuz Stag the sum of $30 for the Jobnstown sufferers and €17.25 for the un- fortunates along the canal, The Sunday school is under the charge of Mr. Browne Lawrence, as superintendent. The collections were made through the efforts of Mr. Pun War Sang and Chong Lee, who state that not one of their countrymen declined to contribute something. In addition to the money they donated un- claimed Ce mn bor hand, amounting in value to $15 to 20, which has been turned over to the proper authorities, THE “post” ENTERTAINMENT AT THE BIJOU. The entertainment given Wednesday evening atthe Bijou theater, under the auspices of the Washington Post, and Mr. Harris, the proprie- tor of the theater, for the benefit of the flood sufferers, netted the handsome sum of $258.85. AT THE BOSTON STORE. Woodward & Lothrop report the following contributivns of clothing, bedding, &c., for the benefit of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal suf- ferers: B. B. H. Lawrence, Mrs. Coffin, 1014 12th street; Mrs. Moore, 1318 S street; Mrs. Bussius, 636 10th street northeast; Mra, Heck, 809 9th street northwest; G. K. Wilson, 203 A street southeast; ‘‘A Friend;” Mrs, Fulton, 1218 lvania nue; Mrs. A.; Mra. F. A. Simons, 1420 N street; Mra. Riordan, 922 Penn- sylvania avenue southeast, and 1625 6th street northwest. Mra. J. sends $2. Woodward & Lothrop’s delivery wagons will call for all —_—_———_ MONROTE, THE GOLDSMITH. Suppose d to be in New York—Recovery of Fifteen Watches he had Pawned. The police have not yet obtained any clew as to the whereabouts of A. Monrote, the gold- smith who recently disappeared from this city after pawning a number of watches, as hereto- fore mentioned in Tux Stax, but it is thought that he isin New York. Frank Monrote, a son of the missing man, went to New York about two weeks ago. His father said that he had gone to the Paris exposition, but, notwithstand- ing that statement, Frank soon returned, and then his father went away. Thus far Inspector Block has recovered from pawnshops about fifteen watches that were given to Monrote by jewelers to repair. Complaints of about thirty more missing watches have been made, setae «Lanes The Death Record. During the twenty-four hours ending at noon to-day deaths were reported to tho health office as follows: Saidie Boyle, white, 6 months; Adam Leimbach, white, 89 years; Elsie M. Coleman, white, 11 months; John T. McFar- land, white, 8 months; Mary Keliher, white, 63 ears; Catharine M. Evans, white, 44 years; Michdel Welsh, white, 66 years; Edward H. Boose. white, 20 years; John A. Bowen, colored, 1 year; George H. Smothers, colored, 32 years; Martha White, colored, 40 years; Emma Car- ter, colored, 25 years, _—— Gone to Philadelphia to be Married. John M. Hauree, of Pennsylvania, was brought from Woodbridge on the Alexandria and Fredericksburg railroad to the station house in Alexandria yesterday evening by Lieut. James Smith, of the Alexandria police force. The prisoner wasaccompanied by Mag- gie Taney, with whom he had left Phenixville, Pa., and by Geo. W. Taney, the girl's father, who had charged Hauree, as telegraphed to Tue Star yesterday, with the abduction of his daughter, The girl acquitted Haurce of ab- duction ard said she had freely gone with him. Hauree declared that they had run off together to get married, but that on arriving in Virginia they found that asthe girl was under age and both non-residents, he could not get a marriage license, He gave no reason why he did not marry the girl in this city, where there would have been no difficulty in getting a license. He professed his willingness to carry out his engagement to marry Miss Taney on their re- turn to Philadelphia, and the father, having iven his consent, the bridal patty ‘left for ‘hiladelphia and passed through this city on the evening train. Amusement Notes. A Garpen Panty will be held at the Metro- politan M. E. church this evening by the young people. There will be refreshments, music and many other interesting features, Epex’s Summer Garpen.—There will be a concert every night at Edel’s summer garden, E street, between 7th and 8th northwest, by the best musicians in the city. New Nationa, TueatEn.—There will be a dramatic entertainment, under the auspices of the Citizens’ Relief committee, for the benefit of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal sufferers, at the New National Theater, by the Bohemians, to-morrow night. Two plays, “My Turn Next” and “Nan, the Good-for-Nothing,” will be the leading attractions, though Profs. Williams and Russell and other talent will participate in the program, seats may be had at Ellis music store, Tue Western Pressyrertan Cuvnce will give a lawn party to-night at the church, on H street, between 19th and 20th streets, at which an enjoyable entertainment will be presented. “Tux Mixapo” was revived at Albaugh’s opera house last night, and fts rendition evi- kages request. dently pleased the large audience present. Miss tai am ane FROM ABROAD: Alice Carle made @ charming appearance as ‘The President has caused to be referred to Nankipoo, but her voice failed to give the sat- isfaction in the concerted music that a male tenor would. That is not ene Miss Carle’s vocal ability in the least, for she is really superior in that respect to most of those by whom she is surrounded; but no woman can acceptably we pls # score written for a male voice, Miss iont’s Yum-Yum is the best thing she does, and she was exceedingly grace- ful in her action last night, The other c = ters were well sustained, and the chorus and orchestra were all that could be desired. the Secretary of State telegrams expressive of deep sympathy with the people of the United States, on account of the recent Johnstown dis- aster, from his honor, John Harris, mayor of Sydney, Australia; Mr. Edwin Grove, of New- port, Monmouthshire, England; the Hon. H. A, Atkinson, Premier, Wellington, New Zealand, and His Honor Mayor way, of Brisbane, Australia, To each of these gentlemen the Sec- retary of State has made ——— prompt re- ni ly in the name of the Presi and of the a nited ther telegram from th This morning, in the Criminal Court, Carl Eine pl gray e | Burt, indicted for larceny, was released on his company of London of the 6th instant, ex- pressed a desire, on behalf of the directors personal recognizance, James Harris, 8 colored boy, was fined $10 in thereof, to contribrte one thousand dollars to the Police Court to-day for assaulting Willie the relief fund of the sufferers by the flood. | Slater. The President, through Mr. Blaine, accepted a this voluntary donation on behalf of the stricken ALEXANDRIA, sufferers ant bee sean the manager to deliver the money to the United States ter at | Reported for Taz EvExrxa Stan, London to be forwarded here. Fmeman'’s Foxzzat.—The Friendship Fire —_—.—_ Fa og 4 (1774) attended at9o’clock this morn- The Catholic University Site Title. ing the of the late Henry Herbner from In the Court in General Term, to-day, the case of Cardinal Gibbons against David Daly et al. was yargued and submitted. The object of this case is to remove a cloud on the title of the site of the Catholic university, included in what was once “Turkey Thicket,” and in which the (defendants claim a tenth interest, ‘The ‘operty was, priot to 1802, owned by Henry ly and since then has been in the 2 of the Middleton family, and it is alleged that lure to record a payment made three- term of four and yesterda: fourths of » century ago creates the flaw. The | took the oath of office before Justies Watire cardinal offers to pay all found to be due. sey.——The corporation court still continues in res session. All the untried criminal cases have LOOKS LIKE NO AMERICA’S CUP | been nol. er el yan RACE, jo gama Fhe grand jury returned into court But the Valkyrie May Meet the Volun- | inte Bell ey Or ate be teer on the Marblehead Course. Go. and W. B. Wools lotat Sunday law. From the New York Sun, To-day. pean ay em pa ly me [ i Mi a Fee it ie é i WANTED—HELP. FOR SALE—LOTS. COUNTRY Waihi Mba SEES WArrE abniy stone Reagan Wart NCED WHITE GIRL Neen ae WHeia See REM eal 8 ‘ANTED_GOOD WAIST AND SKIRT HANDS. Warns tos Peeve ae Jo14-20° Wie, A WOMEN KS, $19.70 ‘5. hambermalds, vers, White aT Sulina eae Ae ANTED—WOMEN 810TO 840: CHAM- colored et se Je1 ANTED—TO PURCHASE A SMALL TREADLE iting press. Addréss, stating make, ec, E Star office. pisye ANTED —STORAGE AT 4 PENNA. AVE; W separate locked ts for housebold and fers Sm sf TE CORBETT. ‘WANTED—H BAUM PAYS THE BIGREST CAS Ei are aw. “s : i and « 38 ANTED—A FEW MORE SCHOLARS TO LEARN Wenyerpaca ‘work, taught in 16 lessons: no knowi; neceesary waiters, crm bands ivers OF iz SAM'LA COOMBE, Berea. ANTED—A BOY AS HELPER IN CANDY FAO- ith experience preferred. AD} one wit B14 Foubayivania are wee 4 ‘ANTED—STRONG At WHITE BOY, 17 or 18, who , and mowing milking, res®, for gentleman's place on heights, | Recommen- * stint bao soiety, Roneaty and justry 2 of. pe D GooD SECOND-HANDGEN- 623 {8th et. ow. ‘uns, lor which WANTED_AGIRL, COMPETENT HOUSEMATD pee OSE ae Poe 3 w. ANTED-SMOKE PORTUONDO & 0O.'S CI required. APply at 1623 28th at. n.w. 'EDSMOKE PORTUONDO & - ANTED — AGENTS — INVESTMENT. — THE Mergaita fa i Bt 3 Sosepil tock of tiie Iuter-blate Building and Loam Associs: | M-#ORTUONDO & C Phindelpuia. maylocim Hou. You can double your money. every aie years, ANTED-GOOD SECOND-HAND CLOTHING, y pa os 75 cent ferences 14-20 ytaen' uns, revolvers, old and silver, for which ke “thie interest of ucuivers is PIgStabE | Pebsetcaml prices, wall yon LABKELS Bait ine) rw hin PEN for. mare} ‘ER-STAT: M is » =I ae een 2d st. Fae “re W. Dr maT ar | Necrurt oe ta deste Hear, See ANTED—A SINGLE, STEADY MAN IN A CT- over, Furniture othe tore, State where last cuployed, with refer- | stroyed. F H.YOUNGS,1402 Paay.,Zelephoue 1008+ ences Address CIGARS, Star fice." “It | ap ierim WAxrEDSat ONCE—A GOOD COOK, AT 216 FOR = ROOME WANZED—1W0 GOOD SEAMSTRESGES, DRESS- FO Z RENT— OOMS. makers preferred, at 1113 F st. u.w. itt R RENT_Two UNFU! NISHED ROOMS, SUIT- Hable for light housekeeping. “632 Ist, nw. ‘LOK RENT—1331 L ST, N. W., BY JUNE BA PR ere ‘Room; two windows; large closet. JOR KENT—1510 H ST. N.W., PLEASANT FUR- pished rooms with oF without board; location ex- cellent, between Wortleys and the Arlington ; F street = door, Special rates for the summer, Wat wer TO SELL SHETLAND MOUN- tain ponies; sample pair free on business-like conditions; largest herd spotted or eno colored konieés in ‘the world: Letters answered if self-ad- ressed stamped envelope is inclosed, B. VANKAUB, Boerne, Kendall county, Texas, Jel4-20° ANTED— HEAD WAITERS AND CARVERS for resorts; women for Philadelphia and else- this city; chamber maids, cooks, waiters, f¢ farm hands, 80. (Bagrage room, trunks siored, sat cts is O10 Us ae é IR RENT—LARGE, COOL, PLEASANT ROOMS, ‘WV ANTED—GOOD COOK, WASHER AND IRONER deely furnished, with or without Ioatd.porthern, go north at once, Call 202. Place. preg eesprermne thong otic 2 ase asden Billyer, aud southern exposire, ‘Summer rates, Beferenees. ANTED—A WHITE GIRL AS CHAMBERMAID, N W Call at 327 439 at. s.w. Je13-3 0) iT—THREE UNFURNISHE! OR = —— ee . F ‘and bath ; suitable for licht housekeepint hie or ee MIDDLE-AGED COLORED WOMAN $10 with as; reference required. 2G stn. res wo take careot young baby. Apply at 1111. 9th | OR RENT—FOUR UNFURNISHED BROOM fenton (oe aes first floor: large cemented cellar; on Belt line, near Wy ASzzD-one yppertuni' penter, 33 Cor : 7th st. nw. ; loc! +8 rare Oo} iy, Peon” WWANTED—A waite axe RAL Star olfice. je ai W DO @ R RENT—TWO FURNISHED BACK ROOMS, ousework and to assist in taking care of child; must have gvod references. Apply at No. 704 Q st. second floor; bath, water, and gas; southern expo- aw. Jel3-3 ; outhes sure; $4 and 86 per month. at 2112 K si atter'S p.m —_—— st ‘ANTED—A SETTLED COLORED WOMAN TO t. Dw, .m. yels-2t* FOR RENT THANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOM cook wash aud iron in sumall tainily. “Apply to bath adjoining; possession from Mra. STINEMETZ. Keuesuw ave., between 14th and 15th sts., Mount Pleasant, Je13-st an del. ROOM! GOOD RIGGER AND ONE CAR- reoran building. 4013-20" on second floor, 6th. “226 Foto. w. 1 4zt Fe, RENT—TO ADULTS, PART OF FURNISHED ee until ee 1st; ag of guys ping; ove square from cars, Post Oe, geferences givell aud required. Sid ket! ne, LOR RENT—900 MoT LN. W., 2 COMMUNICAT- ‘= ing rooms, 2d floor, unfurnished; also 2 furnished rooms; first-class table board. “jel 3-3t*_ FOR RENT 1017 15TH BT. NW. HANDSOME Tooms lst and 2d floors; private baths; single or mamodat 'ANTED—A COLOR! (OMAN TO MIND A child; one who is willing to travel. Apply, with references, 1333 Wallach Place n.w. sess WARXTED-A GENTLEMAN ABOUT TWENTY- five years old can tind a place as collector; must have expel and come well recommended. Ad- dress B. ¥., Star office. Je13-20° WANTED EXPERIENCED SALESLADY IN & purine, must be well ere 4-3t s ‘Grassland, TY. ‘SALE—Di BLE LOT. 10X05 TO ALLEY: improved by house; 131 st. nw. Ageacte on Georget: ard Tenleytown road, some nia Sv cepoPecae._ | iBiagreaees aertoe bat vaca a Palen ROR SALES Di . WELL | _®, 10, 20 acres, within &(-mile cet ye Bauch, Balt | Great road, weter wobeoks chaceereca pose, “jeledt LOGis Fr sHULMAKEi 800 Fat. aw. = fm | by wa Tossl esoored Ny P-ssem frame oe acres ae hones. ouebufldingn aod pienty ef water tpefag nt vad u ‘b. one of cheapest cy jocal- 2 o> BE Fy that hae been ‘sod eon, ss eae “Gcimproved 10.20, 27,45 crea all within one ba ° Qx81, 100, 200, and upwards on river, - - lo Sony on a Sek EE es poly CuADL ES Bi GREY, & OFFURD, 608 14th st n. w. TO0gl Oe ca Tach and Kenesaw, Oe. QMPceand residence on Gratt rosd, bear Tene) town ais: Del, aver est woeer cr 8! 5, JOR SALE—45 ACRES OF LAND—P. ext] Cet. gth and 7éb v-2.,65e, | yee ero emule a Tenleytown, adjoining Reno; high and heal Lever 3 = fuling center of we. . aan Ragccah oe ee OY Oe 13, oq. ‘ intial sts 22, 23, 24 and 25, bik. 24, Tako k -—SIX ACRES OF LAND IMPROVED fou ead block 4. ership a at Ivy City: 50x00 each, Sige ling fruit and well watered ; iu T ft Uarvnitie Of all sent LOS ‘By Wil BATT, Teuleytown, DG T. H. SYPHERD & 00, _$e13.3t Sun Builditig. FOE SALE-CORNER TOT AT BROOKLAND; 00d location for a store ; price only $225. Also ten acres adjoining Twining City, being on Anscostis and extending down to Eastern sutxivision, price only €6,000, Fst. nw. Fok SALE-A MAGNIFICENT COUNTRY SEAT of 75 acres, 13-room mansion with all modern it. its, 13¢ miles from Westminster, Md ; would FS SALE—DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT ON AGth st p.m 5 Brice $3,500 Apply to Jeld-1w PITNEY & BUADFORD. 1503 Fst. nw. OR SALE—TWO CORNER LOTS. A" 110,000 and 90, 000 ively, Jel2-30" y E02 SALE—63 FEET ON T STREET KUS Deck to Oregon ave. T! for city property, @1 1.500. is is an imprevings section, ¥ CI Offered at @1 per foot: Ashiord's abstract furnished | Station, Ssmiee the cit; without cost, DAVID D. STONE, 806 F st. dels ONE HUNDRED AND Fest! JOR SALE— EXAMINE THESE DESIRABLE INVESTMENTS Fast ne, near Mary land ave. 1834x115. some residence and grou mallee Prace George’ y Md. $10,000, TWENTY-FIVE ACREs with 10-room dwelling an@ all Sret-class miprovementa: adjoins residence of ex- Secretary McCulloch, 10 miles from the city, in Prines George's county, Md, 3.000. SIXTY ACKrS—20" meadow, 40 fimber—30 mi ween tiaeeieehon from exty no iuuprovements: pice Junction ; Maryiai j road aud Met Branch K. ii, €2,500. sper Conmeets TWENTY-HGHT ACES, witha aud overlooking Fall i: good imyeore: erloo is aon ments, fruit, good water, &c. Wooo. wi EIGHIEEN ACRES, cottage of 8 rooma, new barn, lawn, oue mile in rear of Ar- fruit aid garden with good 8 =» Soins last above, 84.271 i, CIE, Trovin cottage, 2 alles from city, (wo ACRES, 3-room cottage, 2 miles from city, E ACRE, S-room cottage, @ miles from city, a1 by WELLER & REPETTI, 326 Peunsylvania ave. se. K SALE—SEVERAI. BEAUTIFUL LOTS, ON Q KY st., near 16th st., ani a very desirable Building Site near Vice-President Morton's residence. For par- tic J. W. P. MI EKS & SON, 1420 New York ave. {OR SALE— PROSPECT HILL, ELEVATED ground, commanding fine view of th a iver, between Eckington ‘aud Tincoln ses witha from cin GT AGRE. new T-room cottage, 2 miles ee electric car Lue, bargains, " Inguire ell-lw JOHN O:JOHSBON, O28 F at Mowe wmay POEs. oo, Feat roe in square 186, adjoining the resi- aed om Sethe. juable in y dence of the late W. W, Corcoran, fronting on “Con. | WOH BALES Do On 109 acne, necticut avenue” and on Ist. uorth and near “Lafayette py Lt l BBieTS fotad Teese, Sao. Santas ah RLORLe erarioe pete 0 ~~ ‘And one mile from a ioc orerat division’ of square 186, ang ope ile tron ear — And two and oue-luif mules froin the proposed Avply to NARLES A MTTHEWS, ROCK CREEK PARK of the Estate of W. W. Corcoran, xo Tele. Sue property will be sold ot 7 _doa "diet es Nationa to | "RUG ACR GE SHNEAY, sone -M., ov the premises, ‘This is of the best quality of Montgomery count; land, and is all in 2 timber. Tt adjoins Col. spencer Jones be divisions at from 4 tu 12 cents per square foot. Cail At once aud make your choice, These are the cheapest and best lote in the District of Columbia: convenient McLACHLEN & of alfs Mr. Gartrell ; bas a well-shaded ‘Penua. ave. Iw, in suites; pleasant tions for transient; | to the electric and steam cars. paeeel cok Kocher Seen a be dwelling ‘wes = LASS SHIRT OPERATORS: | Very thine Brat class Prices, Je13-3t" "| BATCHELDER, 1215 F st. n.w. e there Se 2 barn and tepant-house. | This VY no other need apply. P. 1. HALL, O24 314 OK RENT 022 3D ST, N.W.. SEVERAL LAGE | JOE SALE-THBEE OF THE FINEST AND Mo: Tyai"s country rendeuee of for wutal isha Z fs unfurnished; convenient to carsand offices, Jel 3-3t* | of Massachusetts ave. aud 22a st. a ft rat AST usework at THEO, PLIT 4's, 6tb a - Jeld-st' Ste ae YOMAN cook, wi Dy must stay 785 Isth st. nw: ow n) ANTED—A GOOD GERMAN GIRL FOR GE: = oe 7 eee Wits ROR RENT-UNFURNISHED, FOUR COOL AND nw, pleasant rooms, weil connected, in a desirable cality; convenient to cars and mark small family. Call 906 2th st OR RE: ROO nished; first or - d_ floor; terms reas ANTED-AN AGENT FOR EVERY COUNTY | ijerdice aoctaseall atier Sah andcity in Peunsylvania and Muryland to sell | Letdics pass the door;, viciaannenhe = Eureka Insect Fluid. | Very Little ‘capital is needed. | ™-™- aaa Profit large. | Every family needs {t- Agents aiready | FJOR RENT — TWO LARGE | SECOND-STORY in the fleld sell it rapidly, Call or address J. L. BUYER rooms; furnished or unfurnished; light house- &CO., 313 434 st jolzit_ | Keepin if desired: other privileyes: very reasonable WAXIED_A WHITE GIRL To COOK sue ithe eee <a housework in a family of three; no washin Bl a es ply to 1252 10; Ww. E {ph RENT THREE UNFURNISHED KOOMS WA AN HONEST, CAPABLE WOMA. ma owes eioaen (ee. ~ae WwW cook, wash and tren. Goel epee Hicor bay Windows, corner house, 204 Pet. wwe ree 5. ik RENT—A LARGE 2D STORY FRONT ROOM with a quiet fanily, where ope can feel at home; hew furniture an ‘thing clean; 1582 Lath ste new. : se Bete 11TH 8T. JOR RENT-1 Nery desirable furnishedand unfurnished rooms, suite of three, frout, back and hall, together or seya- rat rs V UDENTS AND TEACHERS EARN large bay duriug vacation uy avents tor our w ranted Trees and sirubs. J. E. WHITNEY, Nurser quan, Kochester, N. Jel2-cost DORE’S EMPLOYMENT BU- ed by ladies, men and women, ored, for all kiuds of domestic labor, tur tions on the Metropolitan branch RK, and also to the rand National Kock Creek Park, through which fine ves will be constructed to the city. €2.000 cash; balance in ts, new Pension Printing Office and fouses ou these lots would sell or rent 7 ’ ‘Ave annual pay- 9 feet frouton Massachusetts. ave. Tul meuta, secured by deed ‘of trast op the promos A, : | if sold within s tew days they can be bad deport of $250 will be required at time of Con- VLleo the best lot on North Capitol st. between Mana | Yepauciiy. st cost of purchaser. ‘Ty eur N’sts., half biock from Electric railroad, 20 by 120 to ": iH SAPHEMD & OU. Ban Ballas, : T. H.SYPHERD & OO., Sun Building, an alley, for $2,000, which is $400 less the 4 ey. fo 00 ich 18 8 of aby other Jot in » Apply to JUHN COOK, 618 12th aw. IS POSTPONED TO SAT- fer THE ABOVE sare + deb-lm_ | UkDAY, FIF (EENTHINSTANT, AT TWO O'CLOCK + Coun, ave, thrvaeh to ipth st, 32x00, jor FALL a pARGAIN-Ge yes ni. ave., through to 14 JOR SALE SUCH BARGAIN ON THE r. Saud 2th sta. 70x53. sea Slee market—500 acres iu the village of Piscataway, 1U pet deh st sd Coun. ave, 126xav,08)6 juijes from Washington; good improvenvents and fick soil BA _Je12-6t° 310 St. Paul st., Baltimore, Md. E85, BALE OB EXCHANGE—FOURTEEN MIL- hon square feet of land by the acre; within two in sight of this city miles am in lots of from half to ten acres; location nigh, dry, healthy and beauti- ful; no mosquitoes; no imalaria; no doctor's bills to pay j prices low terms to suit. eil-it RAF PHILLIPS, 1419 New York ave. V st. nw., bet. 1 Z 2030 Bow} Gor, 10th and w OWLES, MET. BRANCH B. & 0. E, BR. Bquare 5 — rntrict aud states, with reidrences, "117 Mat. irge Closets; one first-floor room; references, SA OTe a ee ren FORD, 1307 F st. poy ely located lots 502125 feet at from 2 to3 eta je. m° = = - — ~ 4 — —— foot, TEI ser 5 7 | YOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOM, SECOND STORY | JOR SALE— CHOICE LOTS NEAR DUPONT | | 6 acres highly improved garden land with 4-room ANTED—A GOOD RELIABLE YOUNG MAN 6 : Cire! 500 eacl 1 Nase, 82,000. V for delivery of goods; must have good address and | = *TOUt. 490 Louisiana ave. pow dy a h. | For price, size, | house, 82,0 come well recommended. Apply SWISS S1tEAM LAUNDKY. dell ED—LADY AGENTS TO SELL THE MM Williamson Corset; largest sale of ayy patent corset in the market; good territory. Apply Agents Manager, 18 S. 6th st., dt. J i ROR BENT—316 INDIANA A comfortable rooms at summer af desired ; location central ; all VOR RENT — FUR: front room, cars and catere WASTED CHAMBER Keeping; no children. Apply t piss Cape May and Atte C JOK KENT—ONE NICE, LARGE UNFURNISHED and boys for Washington. Ap fropt Room: other nice, large Rooms, partly or un furnished; single or on suite, cheap; good location; desired. 2: nw. r \ ANTED—AG. tied Electric: HER SEX, FOR BOT- H ST. N. W., SECOND STORY atarrh wid Headache te one JOR RE 2 Batibac rene, furnished; iso parlor on first floor; y : Kreatest Cure ever seen; some agents are quaki day. | north aud south exposure; board if desired ; oe square Address U.3, HOME MrG. CU, E. De icayo, | west of War and Navy dep Jel3-st" — S Je8-Ut | FOR RENT—JUi E15-THREE LARGE Fi nished rooms, Hirst floor, suitable for housekeeping yery Also, unfurnished rooms. second ‘WASIED-MANAGER, ON SALARY 82,000 PER Year, to open branch office in your locality; busi- ly mercantile; one thut will inspire you with aud profit; trade estabusbed; no can- ing; @rare opportunity. J. E.BHE s! OR KENT—478 O BT. N. W., WITH BO, Bewutriul Bay-Window Hooms; large house; 2d and 3d floors; suitable for man two gentlemen; home-tade bread and eaki w International Tailor Sy and Garment Cutting with inch rule and uwpe measure alone; no scales, ad the only. system used that is +d upon scientific tailor principles, System taught by Mme. 5. J, MESSE, 1303 H ot.u.w. mylo-ln* _WANTED—SITUATIONS.__ oR ate eee ROOMS; newly papered; three large closets, bath-ro0 dow; the family cousist of two adulis- ao ee a. WOR RENT—WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, TWO compunicating rooms, a parlor aud bed-room, on Secoud floor; and # bed-room on third. Tes 4th, WANZED-LY A YOUNG WHI on aeal ies uation to do any kind of work: JOR R EAUTIFUL SUMMER Re competent; hon and industr tou Single or en suite, iu private tuwily; faruisheg: large double corner house, south and east fro i= erences required. 1101 Ket. n. w. yel- POR RENTCIN THE NORTHWEST, A SUITE OF tour rooms on 2d floor. suitable for licht house- keeping, to taumily without children: 109 1th st. 8] and Germub, Audress 1309 id st. s.w. wes WANTED-A SITUATION TO DO PLAIN ing, Washing and ironing in small privat no objection staying nights; dress MM, E. 25 10th st. n.w. rst-c! . 8 ; summer prices, Jeo-1m_ URNISHED OR ‘also office room to was D—GO TO DICK'S AGE Housemaids, Waitress, Nurses, Luundress, Couch: men, butlers, Walters and general housework, 615 4th ‘St. Dew. A European Steamship agent. __ itt WANZED-2Y A COLORLD WOMAN WHO CAN furnish good reference a place to nurse or to. do ousework, Apply 211 Mass. ave, n.w. (Cm Wi3NZED~ AT HEADQUARIERS — POSITIONS for cooks. chambermuid, waitress, laundress aud Fok RENT 817 15TH ST.N, (unfurnished rooms, eu suite fe Foe 36 14 N. Wa A tutul Flat ou the corner of Rhode Island jurses, semuusizem. , Meu waite couch ue butlers. “BAM'L A: COUMBL, 036 Fat-utw. Jeld-btt Pees aca nt al monere Imnpecrenenie. 2 WANTED BY (TWO | RESPECTABLE WHITE | *joid-dt+ “O16 F st ‘irls, situations; one as cook, otuer as chuuber- Fo RENT—TO REFINED COUPLE, UN ‘nished dat of three rooms, newly 10; also, trout second-story ‘room, te Call at 5 pan. ho Objection to leave city fo! Please call at 1022 mud; the summer; ref. ere |W. Jel br even. Wer ant A2guhg MAN Wine A KHOW- @ OF sliOFt-hatd writing, a Position as Copy! Good references. Adiirese CUFVIST, Star oftce. ANTED—BY TWO COLORED GIRLS, PLACES With families going out of town for the sumer. ‘one as cook or laundress, the other as chamberu references. Call 1110 2istat.nw. — jeldd V ANTED BY 4 COMPETENT WHITE GIRL, Situation in a private family ws chaimbermaid of geueral housework im sali family; no Washing oF Ironing ; willing to travel; city reterence; 32 Massa chusetts ave. n.w, ANTED-SITUATIONS FOR ers, Muids, Drivers, Housekeepers, Bartenders, Seamstresses, Hostlers, ‘Kitchen, Farm, aud Dury Hands, &c. "(Ciues, country, aid resorts.) BUN HAMS, 910 9th wt. b.w. Jel FOR RENT—STORES. R RENT—STORE WITH PLATE-GLASS FRONT and dwelling above; 1331 7th st. u. w., Dear mar- ket; suitabie for a ast or other business; terme reasonable, Inquire on premises; see card. Jel4-3t" FOR RENT—OFFICES. Rok. i—AT 816 F BT. N. W., OFFICE ooms on second floor, renting from $6 to 812.50 we ‘These are Er oes a very convenient partinents, and the ren i. : - BH. WARNER & CO., fe Bt" 916 F st.n. we wt RENT—OFFICE ROOMS—LAKGE, AIRY office rocims on second floor of new building, cor- uer Sth and G streets northwest, opposite Pension office, ALBELT F. FOX, 920 F st. nw. delu-Gt Se ee ee gee PECTABLE COLORED @ place as wuitress or nurse; “willing to ; best relerences. sirens cor ANTED-BY A REBI ‘woman BY RESPECTABLE EN CoU- ie place to look aiter property or mind and clean house for suuuner for small pay; can furnish good re! Address Gai Je. REAR OF 1420 N 8’ WOR RENT— 5 nm sols [apts ait Feta ‘Stab! room for ReaD con net a prepared at CIT) couchinan's rou, &e.: 0 firstclaee stable; O21 3e14-6t 1418 Fst, WANTED--HOUSES. ‘ED—BY TWO GENTLEMEN THE CARE cbouse ducing Owner's abscuee; wil. ante LOST AND FOUND. OST—THE 13TH INSTANT, We THREE PUGS, servant or make other satisfactory arrangements. Ad- k Gress SUMMER TWO, Star oitice, ~~ Jela-ze | 4, Names Jumbo, Fannic and £tfa Laberal reward ANTED-JUNE, 30, OR LATER, BY CAL [ OST.—PARIY THAT PICKED UP SILK _U! tenants, no children, choice 8 or Y-room bay Drelia at Harris’ Bijon Thon a dow brick, bet, 12th and 1sth, K and in. w, Ge cohparent wall goatee stems heen 7 ‘of'said Theater, ty ficum 7, Lower floor, Treasury,“ * PePngecnt eee cA SUainns EFT—AT ALBAUGH'’S OPERA HOUSE LAST WANTED-FOR (4 CLIENT, A FULNISHE! night—a black satin Shopping Bag, habd-painted ; hor f 11 or 12 rooms, in a nice neighboru srrgins Bow ‘retu — ° west on dah st 5 Font to bevin will pay oag0 Eonet wie. Ae eeqere aso es-iw. WASH'N DANENHOWER, 1115 Fst. nw. Lost guxe 13, 4 ea GOED PADLOCK. “& Sada eee : — Box office 0 and 83 location cannot be duplicated in the city; terms —= Avply to easy. Apply BUSHNELL & CARUSI, On the premises Real Estate rowers, other daysafter 4 trad. my “ Ei anor nw | POR SALE-AT HYATTSVILLE, MD. A BEAU. OR SALE—DESIRABLE LOTS IN MT, PLEAS fal hoine: house nearly new; 13 reoms: all the ee 8380 and soo eae REM AES | oa Water aud gua; large apd attractive m: Fleming Building, 1419 Gst__| grounds, ‘within three minutes’ walk of the stationy Fok SuEw0 iors cFARRVIEW." BE ick sidewalk to the dour. ween bekil JOR an’ 101 Pair grounds, 25x 00 aud 54120, from $100 to 830Ueach eany toriue, ‘This subdivision is on the line of improvements aud aflords an opportunity for investment, For plate aud information apply to hUSS a HUNGER new houses (S rouius), within teh muiniites" walk ‘mya tin O2f Lathetnw,_ | yf ientatiop: brick, brick and sidewalk 10 tue QR SALE-LOTS IN| WAGGAMAN AND BY. | Stlcterma, Brice @3,000000 $000 oe Ato = Ww a, formerly 5 3,600. dout's addition to the city of 210- WARNE! co. called Woodley Park. ‘ihis property is aituate at the | 720-0 a chaser will be sold very Gaye will be for reute Jel0-ot LOR SALE-AT HYATTSVILLE, MD, THREE terminus of Counecticut ave. extended, aud adjoins | J{OK SALE-OR EXCHANGE—FOR CTi¥ PROP: joraims Heights, the new bridge and the park drive, erty a fine near Woodbrile station; anew and near by the proposed Zoological ‘An elec: | house, saw-mill, lance orchard. For particulars ad- frie road will be cousructed, & ving already | dress HUGH HAMMILL, Occoquan, Va. lw Deen obtained from Congress. ‘Speci¥i prices topeo- | Pron SALE—04 ACI OF THE VERY BEST ple of promineuce who will build fue busses 0 of , Gall tor pist; also bulletin of chase peat. Garden tnad Suhel et ire rae Center tn, JNO. F. WAGGAMAN, Market: land under a high state of cultivation, well 700 14ul st, — improved with fine dwelling and outhouses. For full particulars apply to 4. T. DYER, Jed-tit 1304 F my10-3m OK SALE— 000 FEET OF GROUND; Dew Ham ave, 25th and H sts. will make twelve or more lots of not Jess than 15 fect frontage. apis FRANK B. CONGEK, 1410 F st. OR THAT SPLENDID LOT ou southeast coruer New Haupshire ave.and Fst. at EKANK B. CONGE 83 per foot, aa “ple 1415 Fst. ‘QOUTH BROOKLAND. WITH CITY STREETS, AVENUES AND CIR- CLES. FOR SALE.—The beautitully situated tract of land called “South Brookland,” having been subdivided 1m accordance with the plau/of the city, with ‘streets WO d avenues 130 feet wide, is now placed ou the ., Itisou the line of the Metropolitan K. Kus south of and adjoining Brook: sbout one mile north of the city, and butashort distance from the electric cars, and tear the University. ten uin- utes’ drive t0 the city by Central avenue. ail of which takes it very desirable, and property which will rap- idly increase in value. For E tst ee lots will sold at the low price of from $ to 12 dents, on easy ¥ Ne Ee Pa Se ON DESTSON, 023 F st. n.w. COUNTRY BOARD YANTED — SUMMER BOARDERS A EL- Wine Parma hear Patent oat SHEL Va. an elevated section of the county, qe wo r shude, nice lan OOKLAND— JUST SUBDIVIDED, Lots from 3c. to 10e. per foot; one-fourth cash, bal- ence 1, 2. and 5 Bhat come th and select your lots, im EWis & HE! i rooms, aole forcity fami to k. 1. BROWN, Hanulton, Lo VAKDING—A FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN OR iuurried couples (no children) accommodated with hrst-class Board at “Meadow Brae,” ou Teuleytown road, near Washington Inn, Address Lock Box 50. Georketow Jel S-3t COUNTRY BOARD AT “INGLESIDE,” RANDOLPH Station, Metropolitan Brauch B.& 0. i RB, Oo, o aiuutes’ walk from station; plenty shade, water, and table, Cias. KEISER, gowery County, Md., for terms, &, es3e* ANTED-SUMMER BOARDERS AT SILVER V Spring, Met. Brauch B&O. 1K. Address F. P. CLARK, Sligo, Ma 3 JV ANTED_NEAR TAKOMA, SUMMER BOARD- ers; no children; high location; plenty of milk and fruit. Address Mrs. W. D. H., P.O. Boi uring suuuuer ; ood shade. Apply udoun co..Va. Jers-pre | —* = == O29 F st_n.w. 5. E — “ME! EB PARK” LO’ most desirable in Hyattsville, from station . opposite Elliot eng. coutaining 6.500 feet “terms cuay. Jed-Lm* TYLER & RUTBEKPORD, 1507 . Fe SALE—NEAK BTATIO: ON METROPOLI- NS ; €rass, xrain, fruit, stock, poultry, and dairy farins; 2 to GOV acres id co try homes. ‘C00 (E HANDSOMEST TRACT FOR ‘ashingon, 50 lot, cot hE D. LUCKELT, _myzo-lm Frou say subdivision in the vicinity of W: Known us Bunker Hill F. klaud abut on a. prol through it, ‘or f my25-lm — KEDFORD W. LOK SALE—THE MacLEOD FAR! yattsville,$100 per cre. Ap) iS Heal Entate Broker, Bladensburg, Ma os; THE id; two minutes ie pendence, of fout- x G43, city, e ry &. 3013-30" " WANIED-SUMMER BOARDERS; TAKGE AIRY rooms y 3 ; beautiful epedy jewn: igh location, Address Mre. M. A. BISPHAM, Warrenton, Va.je13-3t* ALDELIGHTFUL HOME IN THE MOUNAINS OF ‘FLOR SALE AND RENT—WASHINGTON GROV, Loudoun couuty for families, with children Ei 2ia several ine Cottages tn diferent parte of se Tous; porticos; spring water, house aud place prove. | Prices, ‘end for rent plete fof health and comfort Mr F. E+ MoCaMTY, | $40 to @150 ior the setson. BL DY Pee eae Boe jonroe Grove Farm, near Aidie, Va." myZ4-coljgm* | _apls-"an ((OOL RESORT FOR SUMMER AT MOU. N ‘OK SALE—LOTS AT FOREST GLEN, MD. THE Conk ear Boyd's, 20 wiles from city; large airy Binet bosutitnl, location fora hewe oytaide Wash ms, outdoor #; plenty ice, milk, rms | ington; only % 2, and 3c. per foot. J. [ uaderaten ‘Address CH RACEEGO Bia ia | FORD, Fleuing Bullding, 141bG sto" “amish 4. ud “TY BOARDERS TAKEN—ONLY FIVE MINUTES ERS AL. Cvane from the station; new building: healthy loca- | ———__ Pp. PE ONAL. m i pIgRLY of shade: ice muuik and fruit pleutis ISS MAY, PLEASE MEET ME AT APPOINTED Hy ty Airs. JAMES GANLEY, Boya's Station, Md. | MU Ta Midas at On0st ec ee old-is st piss Py addressing HENKY ENKA, Star o $°] QcUsT LAWN” SUMMER BOARDING HOUSE, | have forgotten your first name. yel4- fruit, ice, milk, &., iu profusion ; tabie unsure YOUNG MAN IN OFFCE, LONELY, EXEM- : Very large lawn with an abuudance of shade, 5 a Rittress FRANE Ws Ph Boyds = plary habits, wighes acquaintance of an Sgresetia, {OR KENT — BY THE MONTH OR YEAR, IN | ferFed); nove other need reply to M. Siar office. Westmoreland county. Va., a handsome country | _Je13-2t' house furnished, noted ior Lealthfulness, of Biteen Tooms, with outbuildings, stable, aud ice house; gar- den planted in fruits and vegetables: twenty weres of | inunic Jromptly atteided to aid etnicuy, cont pasture; & wood Cook on the premises: conven- | Ucutial Uitios open — LL ‘Mau # Fide Of Coloulal Beach; steambuats to W ager, 926 Fave gewteertema: ee DR. WILLIAM WIRT, | () WILL FREQUENTLY PAY @50 IN ON Navy Department, Washington, ay €10 Fa ee penises sae Boxe TN W. VIRGINIA MOUNTAINS—LAKGE | O3i" — pg +6. —#, caer . on “4 UTHORIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY. Aw MM. WILLIAMS, GEO. W. MckLFRESH. Com m Canks" oy Seth Beaueh river Sine tees bee: (CONMIESERVICE "EXAMINATION QUEST fou references given. Address ‘Mina STA" Was. | ~~ MOSES, PEN WN Ao BC, Tey Tontituta, INoTom, Grew spring, county, West Vir | myl6-Im~ Southwest cor. &th sud b ste. b.¥. WANTED—ROOMS, | LQSt THURSDAY EVENING, ON STEAMER 7 muy ee ‘esmall ANTED—TWO OR THREE UNFURNISHE g ‘oth WY ‘cond floor looms; between Gand, bth ud | vito feud it ig oturued' to Me Mee esp Sache ame cee ee LoSt 2038, 12, ON 14TH ST. CAR OR BET. TED A SECOND STORY FRONT BOOM so by Bats ners nolftaiee i 9. Answer at once, stating price and loce- “address ice. av H, or my Libe eee Pe Re rd id ged at ~ OsT—A ROUND PACKAGE ADD! A FADE AED DAUGHTER, BAVING Leis facob rape; Fort Depostt, fesisbe second reward will be paid if Pg eg , with of without board, where the; a can have homie; price ust be moderate; best ox | DUXAN. G19 14th ot nw ye13-38 references given and required. ‘BO! amie C2 BOARDING. “J USTH'S OLD STAND Is TUE ONLY PLAGE ‘Bret-class becond- BUty IN THE MOUNTAINS — DELIGRTFUL | {1 Yottectectabte prises creuleteiobee lawn; ice aud milk; spring sige hades | es a Mim. 3o TO 2~| SUBURBAN PROPERTY. Mrs. J. STOCKTO. <BAN PROPERTY, _ ioe a WANTED—COUNTRY BOARD. A WozT ER oEnEDy pon ray wind | Sees ee a SSE OTe | Rae ee ae eas WANTED MISCELLANEOUS | Ter ene ee tone ee prices. JHE WEBSTER, 513 1, a eee eer ape eee BICYCLES. TEST meen HOTELS. EBBITT HOUSE WASHINGTON, D. Sabet