Evening Star Newspaper, June 17, 1889, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, A CASE or = BIG DRUNK. What Hon. R. C. ©. Dunn Says — Indian Troubles. Sr. Pact, Mixx., June 17.—Hon. Robert C. Dunn telegraphs from Mille Lacs county that the reports of Indian troubles there have been greatly exaggerated, and that it is simply ‘ case of a big drunk on the part of the Indians. Only one man, Magnusen, has been shot, and the county authorities are able to quell the turbances without aid. ie SWINDLING THE FARMERS. A Railroad Accused of Using False Weights and Stealing Grain. Catcaoo, June 17.—A special to the Herald from New Carlisle, Ind., says: The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern railroad, or a certain set of its officials, seem to have beeu, for a long time, engaged in systematic and deliberate robbery of the toiling farmers. By the free use of false weights they have been regularly swindling the grain dealers all along the line of their road. At thia station, and apparently atevery other one on the line, the surplus grain out of which they have swindled the farmer accumulates in the warehouses, and once a year the houses are cleaned ont and this surplus it shipped to Toledo. Sometimes it amounts to nearly a carload. ad Who gets this grain or the money for it isa question which the road will now have to an- ewer before the interstate commission. It is not believed that the higher officials of the Toad are actually aware of what does become ofthis grain, but the indications certainly int to « guilty knowledge on the part of cer- G officers of the grain department. prerelease WORK OF A COAL OIL LAMP. It Causes a Blaze Covering an Area of Fifteen Acres. Moytaeat, June 17.—Last night the upset- ding of @ coal oil lamp caused a blaze covering an area of 15 acres belonging to the Bushel oil refinery at Mile Eud. The works ure situa- ted alongside of the Canadian Pacific railroad track, and a large number of freight cars were soon burned. Surrounding the works are many small ponds into which the biazing oil ran and formed a number of lakes of tire. Had not the spread of the fire been stopped in a certain direction fully two miles of track, together with the Canadi n Pacific station and other build- ings, would have been destroyed. One fire is blazing. The loss will probably reach 000. > SITTING BULL BETTER. He is Violently Opposed to Opening the Reservation. Cuicaco, June 17.—A dispatch from Bis- marck, Dak., says: Couriers who arrived yes- terday from Standing Rock report Sitting Bull, the notorious Sioux chief. as alive and slowly growing stronger. In an interview with regard to the proposed opening of the reservation for settlement he said he never signed a treaty and never would. He is as bitterly opposed to the opening of the reservation as he was a year 2. om Vhen told of the number of Indians at the lower agencies who were signing he would not believe it. He said he had Indians atthe lower conference who reported to him and he knew that no such number as reported had signed. He is cunning and suspicious, and thinks the commissioners are giving out the reports to in- fluence the Indians at the upper agencies. There isevery reason to believe that the commissioners will succeed in opening the res- ervation, but they must do it without the aid or consent of Sitting Bull and his friends. When asked if be thought he would die Sitting Bull said at first he felt that he must go. as the trouble was with his heart, which felt as though he had been shot. He now has some hope of recovery. The Indians at Standing Rock have chosen the orators to represent them at the coming conference. but Sitting Bull w not of the chosen. Those elected are Gall, John Grass, Mad Bear, Big Head and Eagle-that- Scares. —o— An Army Officer Attempts Suicide, Newrort, R. L, June 17.—Major J. W. Roder, fourth Unived States artillery, attempted to commit suicide by drowning last evening, near Sayers’s wharf. He was rescued in an uncon- scious condition by some yachtsmen who saw his body floating about ‘the harbor. It is thought that he will recover. Major Roder has been very despondent recently on account of ill-bealth. ———._—_ Terrific Gale in West Virginia. Marrtinspcro, West Va, June 17.—A very beavy storm passed over the southwest part of Berkeley county last evening. A terrific gale of wind that did great damage was followed by aterrible thunder storm. This was followed by a heavy bai. storm that added greatly to the destructiveness. The hail-stones lay in some places 3 or 4 inches deep. Crops and trees are ruined. Live stock was badly bruised and in some instances killed. Several houses and barns were wrecked by the wind. No loss of life has yet been reported. Owing to the late- ness of the hour at which the storm occurred details are meagre. ee eee Arrested for Murdering His Brother. Sacit Ste Manziz, Micu., June 17.—Late Saturday night Willicm Tate, engineer of the tug Pioneer, was arrested for the murder of his brother Tom. The two brothers had some words in the lock in the afternoon, when Tom attacked his brother David. the captain of the tug. After Tom had driven his brother away the latter made an attack on him with a club, and in the scuffle which ensued received kicks from which he died. The murdered man was intoxicated. —.>——_ Fatal Shooting at a Dance. Currrawa Fatus, Wis., June 17.—During the progress of a dance at Dry Wood, a little settle- — in this county, 15 miles from the city, Sat- ‘day night. Jobu Medley was shot and killed Ps Wm. Nolan. The shooting originated in a @ronken quarrel in which Nolan boasted of his ability to whip the entire Medley family. Nolan immediately took to the woods and has not been captured. —-—-___ Fatal Stabbing at a Ball Game. Suxsaicat, Tes June 17. — Yesterday afternoon during a game of ball between the Deer Lodge and Sunbright nines, Davidson, aged about twenty-eight, _ —, and in- stantly killed by W. R. Stap! who was um- piring the game, when i came on the ground and began throwing rocks at him, ples has not beenarrested. Halland Staples were cousins. senha One Policeman Fatally $ Cuicaco, June 17. dispatch from South Oklahoma, I. T., says: Policeman Hart went to the mayor's Office Saturday afternoon and began ap abusing the mayor. He was locked up be ap ms McKee and Policeman Howard. wr a desperate resistance. When McKee and Howard returned to the mayor's office, Police- Man Mattox. friend of Hart, opened fire on them with a Winchester. McKee was slightly wounded and Howard slightly. After he was shot Howard shot Mattox ugh the lungs, fatally wounding him. ———a Death of a Well-known Horsebreeder. Lexixotow, Ky., June 17.—Gen. Wm. T. Withers, aged sixty-four years, proprietor of the celebrated Fairlawn farm and breeder of noted trotting horses, died at his home here yesterday moruing from the effects of wounds Feceived in the Mexican war. He was a native oots Another. PERSONAL MENTI Mrs. Harrison, Dr. Scott, and the little ones from the White House are thoroughly enjoy- themselves at Cape May. The President's wife and her father. Dr. Scott, attended the services in the Episcopal chapel in Cape May City yesterday. thi is expected that the Presi- dent and Postmaster-General Wanamaker will sail for Cape May in the Restless on Thursday, Dr. Jos, Taber Johnson will not go to Europe this summer, as has been announced. His engagements will not permit him to take a vacation until the middle of August. Mr. Duncan Thompson has gone to Clifton Kaine N. Y., and will not return to this city until October 1. Mrs. Jennie E. Hicks (Sophie Sparkle) is —— a few weeks in town at the Richmond. e will go to Cape May and Saratoga for the watering-place season. Messrs. Francis Wharton, Allan McLane and Mrs. Matilda B. Hornblower of Washington have taken cottages at Narragansett Pier for the summer. Seuator Spooner and family sailed for home from opted Se Saturday by the steamer City of New Yor! Among those occupying cottages at Newport and Conanicut the present season are the fol- lowing from Washington: Hon. George Ban- croft, Mr. Justice Blatchford, Col. J. N. Bona- arte. Mrs L. Q. Davis, C. c. Glover, David Kindleberger, L. Z. Leiter, Henry A.’ Mann, Mrs. B. H. McCalla, Admiral Porter, and Cap- tain T. O. Selfridge. ‘The marriage of Mr. John Vinton Dahlgren and Miss Elizabeth Drexel will, it is announced, take place in New York in the cathedral, Sat- urday, June 29, at 11 o’clock. The archbish of New York will perform the ceremony. service at the cathedral will be followed by @ wedding breakfast ut the residence of Mrs. Drexel on Madison avenue. Miss Drexel’s bridesmaids will be Miss Dahlgren, two of the Misses Drexel, sisters of the bride, and Miss Dudley, of New York. The ushers will be Thomas Jenkins, of Baltimore; Pierre De Chambrun, Harry Martin, Edward Hosmer, ‘Thomas Bayard and George Drexel, the bride's brother. ———-+e+. MADE BY SCHOOL PUPILS. The Manual Training Exhibition— Closing Days in the Schools. The manual-training school at 624 O street, which is connected with the High school, was visited by the public to-day. It was the annual exhibition day of the school, and the parents and friends of the High school pupils were enabled to see what had been done in the line of wrod and metal-working. The exhibits were arranged so that they could be easily inspected, and embraced a variety of specimens, showing the progress of the pupils in carpentry and metalwork. The latter, perhaps, had a more novel interest for a majority of the visitors. There were various specimens of iron work in lathe turning, and then work finished with chipping tools, files, and chisels. All this work was done from plans designed by the pupils, and blue prints of the plans formed a part of the exhibit, Itwas remarked that the ma- jority of the specimens were of a useful cher- acter, A HIGHER GRADE OF WORK rg was seen than is usually found in an exhibition eninn teri, ea A of this kind, A GIRL CARPENTER. One of the girls, Miss Brewer, had asked to be allowed to take the course in carpenter's work. This request was granted, and she is the only female member of the class, She had | WAX2¢! nO more assistance than the boys, and the meee att reference; xood Laalary ‘imens of her work show as much ability as | went. A it of the other members of the class. One piece of work exhibited by Miss Brewer is a small center table made of walnut. The exhibition was open to-day from 10 to 5 o'clock. It will also be open to-morrow. DRAWING AND THE INFANT MUSEUM. Ia the High school building to-day there was also an exhibition of drawing and an exhibit of the beginning of the museum which Mr. Jobn B. Daish has begun to get together. Re- cently Mr. Daish, who is the curator, has put in ieee the plan of collecting specimens. pupil i is asked to contribute whatever he may feel able in the way of specimens. Mr. Daish thinks that what has been done already will show that the museum will be a useful feature of the school. TEACHERS’ RECEPTION DAY. To-morrow is the teachers’ reception day in allthe public schools in the District. The parents and friends of the pupils have been in- vited to visit the school-rooms to-morrow and examine the specimens of the skill of the pupils in penmanship, drawing, composition, wood work, &c, Itis likely that thousands will ac- cept the invitation, and the teachers’ reception | day, a8 it is termed, will become one of the popular events in the school year. in Weduesday the closing exercises in all the schools will be held, and on Thursday even- ing the graduating exercises of the High school will be held at the National theater. The closing exercises of the High and Normal | schools of the colored schools will be held to- morrow evening at the Metropolitan A. ME. church. a Duluth and the American Exposition. The board of trade of Duluth has just joined the patriotic procession by the appointment of | the following standing committee on the Three | Americas exposition of 1892: Owen Fargusson. resident in 1838; Geo. E. Welles, secretary; A. D. Thomson, president 1899; M. J. Forbes, | President in 1889 and 1886; C. H. Gravis, Legitime sti in Power. The Haytian legation here has received the following cable from the secretary of war at Port-au-Prince, dated June 14: uation good. Reports of Nordist (Hippo- lyte’s) success falve. Perfect tranquility reigns in West and South, All our lines efticiently guarded.” Trial Trip of the Petrel. The Secretary of the Navy has appointed the following board of naval officers to attend the trial trip of the new gunboat Petrel, which will come off within ten days at Baltimore: Cap- tain Skerrett, Chief Engineer De Velin, Com- mander Hoff, Lieutenant Tillay and Naval Con- structor Hanscomb. The board on machinery | will consist of Chief Engineer De Velin, Ayres | and Whittaker, assisted by Passed Assistant Engineer Freeman and Assistant Engineers Kammerling, Redgrave aud Kommel, Paymaster Smith to be Tried. A naval court martial has been ordered to assemble at the New York navy-yard June 19. The detail is: Capt. James O'Kane, Commander G. W. Sumner, Paymaster Arthur Burtis, Pay- master 8. A. Smith, Lieut. Commander Joseph Marthon, Lieut. Commander A. B. Lillie, Lieut. Commander A. R. Conden, Lieut. H. L. ‘Tremain, Capt. G.C. Reid, U. 8. M. C., as judge advocate. 6 court is ordered to try Paymas- ter Henry S. Smith, late of the Essex, on the charge of absenting himself without leave, on the return of his vessel from a long cruise, A Summer Dance at Laurel. The second of the series of summer dances came off at the Academy of Music, Laurel, Fri- day evening, and nearly sixty persons were present, iu spite of the severe storm which pre- vailed in the early evening. Among those | resent were Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Gam- | rill, Dr. and Mrs. Duvall, Dr. Gray, Mrs. Van ‘Tine, Mr. aud Mrs, Masi, the Misses Gray, | Misses Saowden, Miss Van’ Tine, Misses Mae | hoom Kentuckian, but moved to Mississippi in 1551, where he remained till 1871, when he came here and commenced He was the first man in yee ont to pay $25,000 fora stallion, ‘ing that amount for Almont. He served Naewah the war of the Tebellion on bee porta Seber while incommand of the land batteries at Vicksburg. Children Eaten by Wolves. Cutcaco, June 17.—A dispatch from Kansas City, Mo., says: Last Thursday two children of we Deans, 5 Sener of Beer, Mo., a small village 50 miles south of Home to ak ing Be aS sae heete mieten failing to return at nigh: Las ‘were ergunized, and, and Clara Johnson, Miss Tayloe, of Richmoud; | Misses Jones, Miss Per Lee, Misses Clark, Miss Catrup, Messrs. Compton, T. Hall Brehme Julius Snowden, Bansemer, Gambrill, Dr. Will Compton, Cassard, Waters, Brehme, Kichard- son, Mason, Waters, Abern, Johnson, Gray, parora Jones, Erickson, McCoy, and ‘ot. . A Thief in a New Line of Business. Detective Mahon arrested a colored man | with owner. to the written complaint of Mr. Jno. T. Price, WANTED—HELP. Waa A eg SS AYOUNG MAN meray a ho isa fair pis 30, 123 falr plan JUNE 17, 1889 FOR RENT—ROOMS. FOR SALE—LOTS. | COUNTRY REAL ESTATE, Wns WANT A SETTLED SATHOLIO to take charge of a small girls, 9, 12 and Lt years, where there will be no other servi kind, thes W Wes tory. Ae Shirt Ironers, of all kiz mus' W o'clock this e \ vant, ‘atiiren where the work will be Of the Very lightest Tuoderate, ED compensation re Mrs HAPELFINGER’S, ANTED—A’ STRON 7th st. now. per week. yANTED—a YOUNG MAN Years of age to drive milk 2.W. ED-—WAIST AND SKIRT HA at1sis 16th st. nw, ED—MEN AND WOME: ids. DiCK’s Agency, 613 OOKS, & and launi i hands: Years of ae, to assist in t sleepat home. ' Apply at 7 ANTED — FIFTEEN TALI (white). Apply at Albaugh's venus. TANTED—A FIR: thoroughly understands ahe SLASS \ Haves and harness, also driving. appl Avy r have first-class reference, Bring re! ‘A. SELIGSUN, A YOUNG MAN is ANT year iG a ears of age,as helper in scandy, tye \NTED—MIDDLE-AGED ¢ GENTLEMAN ae permanent position; to one Apply 10 am. THUES & resses, in city’ ANTER DRESSMAKERS 1% IMMEDIATELY AT Co. ABOUT 18 OK 0 wagon, Apply 1030 ‘T HANDS. So jel7- COOKS, $10 TO Chambermaids, Laundresses. Drivers, White ieners, Farin and Dairy Men. Help 7th st.n.w. jel 10 TO 840: fe or away; ks olored men L. YOUNG Stage Door, 6: i care of horse: None other need WITH SE experience in the drug business; must *r, Apply. at the corner 4th and Mass. ave. n.w., H. WANTED; A GIRL = WASH, IRON AND DO general “housework: must have refereuce, and stay at night, Apply iu store 1109 F st. itt WANTEDEXPERIENCED WATST “AND SKIRT hands; no others need apply. 608 14th st. n.w. W Wi V with Ww 1t* Wi Mere: this eit and ) W attention given c for government GEN Ws pee made to secure position: EMPLOY MENT Ws WwW 7 STSeae AND G ANTED — BOY TO LEARN: trade. C.K. VENABLE & sD—A WOMEN To Cc NTE iron in y ANTED-FOUR YOUNG L. well and rapidly, chi promotion MAN and Kigy’s House Barber shop, 0. GUZ Fst. mW. a small private family, at 718 Bese 0 NG LAD Small aul salary at THE PRIN ING | & 00K, WASH AND S WHO WRIT ee DAL, Star offic ! BARBEK, MUST steady man.” Apply ee ANTED—A MAN FOR GENERAL WORK. Must come well recommended. 17 D WAL women tor } chamber maids, &e. 1 for resorts; stress and ability nid duterenting boo . Addi OLE ANTED— TOoAT AGENTS Ft reiable accident iusurance compan, 2, Safe Deposit Building, National Safi hi st. DLW. IN FOR GE} work, lauudresses, waiters, ister. Hell Ap rol . ‘Sto F ook, clerks, DOUGLAS, O8 Penn Aveute, CARVERS: 4ENTLEMAN OF AD- canvas in the District for a ‘OR A GOOD AND Apnly NERAL HOUSE: Every Cali this afternoon rnished. BUKEK, st ANTED—A PRIVATE, COMPETEN TEACHER danciug for a AOUng Woutleman. | Address, S.H., Star offi ANTED—AN EL yATOR Bi ‘Spply wuless {uliy qualitied. SAKS & U co NE NE 15. W famil, ily yeld- W Pel sales: W ily; ferred. Call a We ness uve, V white and colored, for all’ kind District and states, with references, Jel W ee ENERGE' (AN lime. “One acquainted with the trade and had ex: perieuce in LIM ANTED—A WHITE GIRL child and assist in doing housework for a small Apply at 1120 yth st. nw. wages. TO ATTEND NTED—A YOUNG MAN E: dry goods business ; iust B., Star offic: business, Address 5-6t? XPERIENCED IN be honest and have and neendy comely TO HAN DLE E, Star office, r LED—AN ACTIVE ¥ aud man. Address P.O. Box ANTED-A WHITE £0 gears old, with wome knowledge ce MAN BEIWE! AS CH. ay maid and do general housework for a small fum- no childre Felerchices requ 35 Gth st NIED—AGENTS—WILL Gi $0 per day to goo honorable, N. a. Washington, D.C. ra TANTED — DU NDOKE'S EMPLOY reau, conducted by ladies ‘ 1- hin’ d agente: male DUNNING, 341 Penn fred; German pre- del ARANTEB 33 TO female; busi- ivauia ste wen and women, domestic labor, for 717 Mat. now, ANTED—STUDENTS AND TEACHERS EARN large pay during OU a8 satio’ ranted ‘Trees and papas. JEW. fonts for our war- TNEY, Ni - anau. Roches! Jelz-cost wants IVE MAN, LOCATED side large ties, salary $100 per tooth, to repre. sent, in his mility, au old house. References guage. Suri! WG Ho SE, Lock Box 1610, W ANTED-MANAGER, ON SA ar, to 0) ‘office in mercantile; oue that w LARY $2,000 PER your locality; busi- iid spire you with el bride, pleasure, sud protit, trade tstablished: no cane Vass AKL iW , A) the suman address 1 7 ANIED—BY \ city. W are meu, Butlers, Walters aud general housework, 6 W nurs butlers. SAM'L W W: private family : referenc 61s 11th s W Adare: WwW wou Inquire 1816 N st. u.w, W nish we A) hy BY 1, as nurye or ty hel Fare opportunity, hb J. E. SHEP- Li A HALF-GROWN |p around the house, WHITE GIRL, ‘TED —BY BL situation as chambermaid r ladies’ maid. Apply 1ouz 14h at. A ED—BY A RESPE LW. A RESPEC T. Woman, a Situation to couk; Will stuy nights. Call at 100 ANTED—GO TO DICK’ Housemaids, Waitress, European Steamship ANTED — Al HEADQUARIL Jor couks, chauberuald, ‘wat es, Seti ANTED—BY TWO KESPE wei Sor erro one as nurs geueral housework ces. Call or add ‘TED—BY A RESPECT. @situation to cook ordo eit, ANTED— 2 A xo ax bookkee| HIGHLAND, Star oftice. ANTED—LADY LEAVING Week wishes to secure a situat: an a8 waitress, chambe: ANTED—BY A KESPE¢ # Situation as cham bLermaid beat of reference. Please call JANTED-SITUATIONS FOR COOKS, erm, Maids, Drivers, Bartenders, Hostlers, eben, Farm, and Dairy 1 L waiters, cocks, coachuen, A-COOMBE, S20 at. nw, Jel 7a? furnished, “Call or addi MA (or -ansistaut) “and typewrite runaid, or Com Hands, &c. ABLE WHITE. GIRL, @ situation as nurse: Would like to go a! yf an garnish good references. OHS oF ABLE COLORED oe, to leave the ve Ly st. DLW, » FOR Gan Laundress, C agent. EKS — POSITIO tress, laundress aud TABLE WHITE ud Waitress, other family; best city we 2 st. 2. ‘ABLE COLORED chamber work in & THE YN T ion for 4 competent urse, ory WHITE GIRL Waitress; can fur- at 1l0Oz ys st. wal Kit wit] (Cities countr and resorts) BURNHAM'S, 910 ¥th st. uw, Jel5- W aXiED HOUSEKEEPEKS, | “ATTENTION Order your servants, rood ed; no charge. Clerks furnished. " Ap) picatict tor gover ment postuens prepared at otry LIGENC. OFFICE Excursion tickets sold. 711 G tow Jel5-6i Ay D—BY YOUNG MAN, PLACE IN STOR, grocery or liquors, reiereuces. Address Star office. Je15-3t* WwW and ANTED— A_GENTI BUSINESS: LEM or qualification would like to collect or drum tor 2 house; no objection to traveling; can furvis! Address Box 18, Star office, Je buxey. mer; ho ent, oF nominal, not exces faction and reliability guarantee a. Ww Star office. ANTED—WILL RENT OF Bi ae small house in any part of the city, with c sat bweat for Srey! Audie Mich: ‘OF ood vs ne shade suitable for children's playground, x Bree ont w bet. 12th und 1sth, K anc | furnace ‘no basement, W. or N." side; Lower floor, Treasury. 0, OF tenants, ne chikdeen, Seiee g TER , BY CAREFUL wine maeut ier perjel ioe” or WANTED—ROOMS. __ W3STED-FURNISHED I KUOM BY YO Teasouable. 520 13th st. nw. Ww: ANTED—TO BUY OB BENT AN INVALID S RRENT_TO ONE OR TWO SINGLE GENTLE+ ist, to siake bimeslt Peak RSE ALE d17- Fore it furnished south front a! oun So W* See RENT A BUILDING, WITH Ci Yk power for, mannfacturi soba north; | ROK ae VERY REASONABLY. ONE OR TWO west corner of 9th and iting locat dpe Toon or & Goard il house and three ited. guturaished ed; references exchanged, Call ‘at nce, We DO. YOU WANT ae TO | 1248 11th st. nw. ro a V eb00l in 00 to loan at low interest fon furnitures rue, pianot, RENT—4 JACKSON PLACE, OV KING Sw eRe Sea household guvds or other delightful rooms, wi 4 * Property’ principal apd interet yabie in weekly oF Marat class, ‘Terms greatly onthly payments, “No woods. from. yo% Jel 7-30" Fea No publicity: Addvens’ Box 21° Star of TNFORNISHED ~ Ad house in the West End. Price $25 a See abot W SSTED-3Y Quiet RESPONSIBLE Tapes family ess H. accustomed to drivi ecasioual use of bo dele-zt and vebicle for short eve veatoe ‘drives; FED SEOOND- @ F terms an particulars, FESNOXENANIA, hice house) ‘oad a good atandiy = all at 1224 Re Wi? ANTED—A SECONDHAND UPRIGHT EN. gine with boiler, § or 10 berog Power. Address fe R RENT—AT LOW ow FOR 8 cat cash price nud conditions © Fae Sates peed rae S ANTED—PARLOR FURNITURE UP H OL. | 3, eee 7 y COMMUNICAT- iW. 8 ed rooms ; Sesererenieds neat and substantial manner; ali covers et an og room, $4 made; perfect Bt guarauteed. ‘C. NELSON, 12236 | furnisl eS. ax. BRENT SELVE, ‘COOL Sommecy TING ROOMS ‘on Capi summer prices: adu SEP Our pane popnon oases | Roel i cee eae, ae be sound, kind, and yentle: for family use; trained ‘OR R RENT“ TWO US UNFURNISHED ROOMS, NEW for double and single Usrness. Address, with bps | th on same floor: @13 per lars, K L., Star office. gett caiiirens Possession. WANTED FEW, SHARES we 1GABREIT ie Es2 ae must be cl ywest cash R REN’ FRONT ROOM: price, "Address Bos 100, Statens, solo Freinds ar iioo MOE ste Jel ANTED_FERSO NS DESIR: jG Pianos | BEN ‘OR RENT — THREE NISHED ROOM! VWs a ae DEANS TY Ca MENG, | OR, ERT ae sununer at G, LW * 768 tha street new | dus 203s f si de15-3t* je D_H DAUM PAYS THE HIGHEST GABE R RENT—! ANT ROOMS, HOUSE DE- ‘We reb_H, DAUM PA¥s THE HIGHEST CASH Pinadiy iterate Table Board i desi as ant he b Foath ai Entire Housebolds specialty. amar sl al Bana $40. 1433 L caw amt _ R SALETA cur AP LOT ON LST. BE TH JOR SALE BEAw . COUNTRY fang 3 IE property: te Maeiaedy hea to village by about, 100, to BI ine 30, $6,000. | on B . aie 0x10, very TTSv ERAL 2 150, SALE—AT HYA ILLE, MD. SEV, ") Et rable lots ip block 4, Meridian Hill, 20 | BES Meases, rancint in price from” @} se 00. Ab oie bots ia the & of the pac it to lig will sell cheap and wn at reasonable prices. Se ers Cobre hat | Rient suburban place near W. pad hi lines sch T of houses rected hore during te every indication of com> past few years, and t BH. WARYER, & Co., OF ao F® "aALE-comSER “LOT: mo Po central locality. two streetcar lin on broad avenue, abundant park ng. nearly 3,500 square feet. suite? f t buyer. 1e-3 ings: not a foot of waste: sold Prise tempting and terms easy t MARLOW, Room 70, Corcoran buildin OR RENT—ROSE HILL FAR room house, necessary uth lenty shade, one mile from Nuvy-\ard RS Wor MOETHINGTON, Good Hope Hill. balls aud churebes wued increase 1 z ee LY FU cotta Tes eTound, st Fem ‘Met. Bronch Be abd 0, near Silver Sp ress BP. 0. . SUE BSG, oF in ire KR SALE—FOUR OF Wien BEST y : ERS I) FEsictere, = te hl safiful lot on Md ave Roanoke, near 14th st Cnet only ak $e15-2t JOR SALE—DOT | Hill opposite ew | B3e. COOKE D. LU JOR SALE—BEAL on — mecha! Ox i LUCkETT SS: FOR SALE BeACTIFE T RIANGULAR 14 Maryland ‘ted. the avenue same on E st. southern ex; posure: zat coh pay one, two Je15-2t furure, LOUIS P. SHOOMAKER, @20 site, ¢ Tailroad aud Kn FOR, RENT TWO )BEAUTIFUL ROOMS: FUR, hed of unfurnish ww brick house; one front with alcove; rehued fant yard W cae :D_ DRESS TTING MAI MADE EAS EASY. Madame Washington's just patented, enables seg chery ou mut inds of garments readi sccurately. ‘The ys Will be taught, aud the sale abd « mneasare nished for $6." Persons learning this system, are itn- mediately placed ina earn ng tl posit fo ood ‘wi ah cut and sted mings gr wuaranteed to pee iy T—TO DESIRABLE PARTIES, FOUR rvoms on second floor and three on third floor, fur- nished or unfurnished, suitable for light housekee} ing; modern conveniences; herdic pass door; ANTED—YOUNG, SOUND, AND GENTLE | J{OR RENT—A HANDSOMELY FUR: Wit a ‘and harness, Must be an absolut Roow, with private bath-room, on 13th FS bargain forcash. Address with particulars and | doorsabove K, iu a private family. price, XL. X,, Star office, Jeld-3t* | office. aii 7 ANTED-— HO} ‘0 PASTURE AT @5 PER HR RENT—SUMMER RESORT—COOL, PLEAS- VE eee Se OT Batic Uapdvonly, Turniabed, Auest Whudaor Order box Price's stable, 311 6th n.w.; farm 7th-st, red beds; also others; all new; good location; yond, eight uniles from ‘city. 0. H. ¥. etait Sligo, Soret of home or clubiife. 600 E Bow. near uk, 'T—COR. 9TH AND MASS.AVE. ; I ANTED—GOOD SECOND-HAND CLOTHING, LARGE, Aroisied woutheraocuse at preaily reduced ter Nees’ Salt ‘Ne pele, “Gx LASKEY: 3 price for the summer. Hefereace exchanged. Je13. Loan 8 pve, commer 2a stn. we amyee | or Ey TN. W, BY JU; BR RENT—1331 L ST. JUNE eo ‘Boot :two windowe;lurpa clossti@10.— RENT—1510 H ST. N.W., PLEASANT FUR- nished rooms, with or without board; location ex- cellent, between Woruileys and the Arlington ; F street ‘Special rates for tue summer. ARPET CLEANING AND Feathers Reuovat Steatuod, aud Motha De. {0S Pa-avs telephone 1008-2 trenses Sade Over Furnita "oii F 1. YOUNGS,141 FOR SALE-—MISCELLANEOUS | 2 : ( [JEENTON, ODENTON, ‘ODENTON, THE SILK COLONY OF MARYLAND, It RENT—LARGE, COOL, PLEASA. OOMS, nicely furnished, with or without Board, northern, d southern exposure. Summer rates, Rey 1710 F ut. nw. JOR RENT—FOUR UNFURNISHED ROOMS; Is attracting more attention than any other place in first floor; large ccmented cellar; on Beit line, hear tho Btate. 7th st, nw. ; uo children, a rare opportunity, 15, Btar offic {OR RENT—IN THE From the North, Sonth, East and West come the ORTHW EST, A ‘A SUITE OF ‘our rooms ond floor. suitable f The deeling 's tenant-house, This FOE SARE-DOTS ON KoaNoRE 14th, Ge. cor. 16th and Huron, tral ave. 17th st. 45 Erie st., Park, ac, tto ground selected f den, 10 to S0e. BENT P DAVIS 131 JOR ale TBE NW. COR. OF M AND N. CAP. { burs a into tie grand drives w ike. and alee tothe tarough which sty 18, 6 tine building jot 20 ituu N- Gap. by bh to alleys bet. M and electric way. FLz04, N. Cap, bet. M and electric railway, ae Zon 1S ak re Cap ait, ©0., Sun Dullasg, ZUX9R, tterson sf a i ~ pe hs wins it a AROVE SALE IS POSTPONED TO ory Se ee ee ee riaicceceene weit NINETEENTH INSTANT, AT TWO ii era, Don't wait uutil | O'CLOCK 1 cia street railway extension 4 Tisted 4 improvements are in progress and advance brices. SOHN SHERMAN & CU Fr SALES Jelb-3t 140% aro Fond, eopestte EAP—10 LoTs , ON O_STRERT) yp witin the ext on Georgetown ard Tenleytown road. some t; beitugthe last purchase of Mrs. Patien, a La yi Lot on 4%, het Si and Jot, eesti os. mile from Tenleytown, on Piemtitul schools, churchesana post, “tot on Dr oe bet zt ss | ot far from Mr. Joseph Bradley's old a e on a M; | farm with iret ass inj roveme Jy ars respect . Py x token A; this property as a good tae eas aa bet and bs wit mise that rents fF | § n, and rato 1 be Sue from Teuleys 2. price Jc. per foot, | oud. >. *yeioat MEE gend Ene | roved by 7-room frame FX site DESIRABLE LOT ON 2 5 rorth of 1M4e by aver: depth ot 1 20-1t. alley; below market price, G10. F 1503 Penna. ave. FoR SMESINENTY BEAUTIF lots or Maryland ave. n. e., betw BUILDING 6th and 7th Sta, in whole oF single lots) sd on very eusy tenius; value next year. Investors who want to make from fifty to one hundred per cent on their money, can find the opportunity here now, while the place is just atart- ing. . Ne NT BU-| J OF | tous, and all styles of Business Wa Splendid openings for men and women of push and energy. No better point for profitable investment. It is not necessary for persons to live there to secure an interest in the silk crop. We haye abundance of food for the silk worms this OTH AND a STS. N. Wa RENT—COR. 2 year, and will raise two crops of the India cocoons, a da and excellent = Ste de rocery, provisions, e Full information obtained at office Pi ; ‘o" rooms, af fi ye fg ; Concrete call Tent SOUTHERN SILK ASSOCIATION, 845. Key 132: as° Re RENT— 410 7TH ST. N. Wa Desirable double FH ar 11th ha 960. Je17-6t* 313 NORTH CHARLES ST. ag oped a 825, od ai bart SH eS FH SALE-IMPORTANT NOTICE 70 FARMERS, Sid tiihet we © ‘use for a weulen Asour valuable hotve has become: slightly’ touder i iE WAH PLATE GL.Ass FRONT front from constant use on pose of alma st agrest and gentle; on eure he oes sound don ait Toads farm work. Ap} residence 1301 Fes ae and dwelling above; 1331 7th #t. n. w., near mar- et suitable for a druggist or other busiiess; terms Teasou Inquire on prewmises; see card, jel4-3t* Pavement We will dis- han = BOR RENT—OFFICES OR SALE— 100-¥9UNG_ Liga = T Na OFFICE Brew i co ie eh tat Ue. rooms, 1407 ¥ a ; light and comfortable; 140" only $20 per month. ‘Apply’ to" JOHN SHERSAY & JOR SALE-SHETLAND Pt Jel5-3t pair; to be seen for two d A BEAUTIFUL ble on Farragut square, belonging to residence 1627 1st, Jel? SK eOOM (OR PA Hughes |; TOR SALE-A GREAT BANGAIN INA. FiasT- att clans Caligrayh nearly new and but little used. Call at once. WASH'N DANENHOWEK, 1 Pt F Bw. __FOR RENT--STABLES. Foe ‘BEAR OF 1420 N ST. prick, Suabie 4 stalls, room for three carria coachman's room, ry firatzclans age stable; ry Je14-6t Fors SALE-GR. APHOPHONE, BOILER CLEANE! Garrett Horse Shoe, Heat and Light, and al! veal mock, under inarkeet Fates. 1006 F st. n.w. aan FOR GENERAL ENGRAV- AKKEH * Lats Fst, BUSINESS CHANCES, _ ypoR Je business, including, tools furniture, ruling- ws ae machine, Sc, cheap. Wt cor. Chatles and Fayette 6 = VOR SALE—LARGE IC feet wide outside woh be ted rediiged ih size, alae 04 600 Ibs, ice per wei ‘OR SALE-AT PRIVATE 8 ee S AT Sarriuce (new? $60. Gold and black barneas (new) Good English drag, 860. Harness $15. Black 860. Address box 21, Star Je FOR SE SRAUReOn ERT ‘OUTFIT poy is young; gentle for children ; handsouie cart and harness; sell separate. PRIVATE STABLE, 1004 13th at. pit ie ED O od eS 5M i SAL ‘tnd well located plece of BUSINESS perty stiaved on tue corset et Tich ahd Dace Bre foutbiniag 10,200 square feet of ground, aod im” roved by. Sto] y Brick Wareh 30x120, Sted ty nek SSS bags muse (Corrugated Iron Sheath- Sie renting for $1,800 per annum; property and renting value increasing; an oe investinent. w JGR SALE BROWN COLT, S YEARS, 5% HAN! Price, $30,00' .- Lerms easy. brokensingle and double; pleasant saddler sites tor lady paces to harness, but will learn to square feet of ground situated on the PENN- trot; warranted sound. Brown Horse, 9 pxgure olds siiasia RAILROAD a i, tual houses; rent first-class suddler; can be ridden or driven by ladies of paying taxes on entire ent location children; stand allywhere without ag Gap be | tors L PEUMBE, COAL, of MANUFACITEING BUSI- ween wt. HOWARD HOUSE S, _ de15-3t* “Price, 60c. per foot... .. Terms easy, JOR SALE — CHEAP — A TWO-V uke ALSO 1-6 undivided interest in a real estate syndicete own- ing several large ‘ang valuable le pieces of property. 20,0 livery tee) ae nae — end in use but une, Apply 814 1. Fok say Here is a chance, a nearly new STIEFF UPRIGHT | Also— PIANO, at a big discount PFEIFFER & CONLIPRS. | Au undivided ¥ terest in the wharf property foot Jelo-im eee nw. _ | of 10th and H streets ic sonatas 0 equi YEARS OLD: PRA. | fect ot eroun 4 large warehouses, JOH SALES BAY MARE, 6 ton und Harness; all for'@125. Address HA 1a ee Swel-buik sinew wharves, now rentiuy for $4 Star office. 000, et rms easy. Tok SALE—A GENTLEMAN'S COMPLETE OUT- Fittcousistiog of hues sty hake Mightinea’ bay | ithe pbore pro feeeerieee ita as Git Sree oath Horse, nix years old; an excellent traveler and aaupe- | pat cr aie thse nee eae wis all part of — ‘Titles guaranteed . ‘a =_—_ Hor fade hoi mM Also, 2 clegant reenaion-top “Apply to urrey, « tine side-bar Top Buggy, Single Harness, & Will be sold Sevarate ata kreat Peduction. fr ur or s Eee ak hos inal cost to a quick, cash buyer. Apply at iva = stable, 1006 13th st. a.w. jet _3017-002w 12th and Md. a ANTED—A CORPORATION ING A MO- ‘opoly ins business that ie the saute as gold dust througtiout the buginess world, making 50 runt op the du Ur aud né credit yiveu, vy fr yusLess can handle without more help anu capital, would sells halt oF quarter interest ferent states of this country aad im large cities Of Eurupe to meu of push aud capital of from $2,000 to $3,000; a big return guaranteed yi refer to the solid men of Boston. for evidence ol the great support receiving iu this section, where it 18 LOW making its Bret start in the world. \ HANDSOME LIGHT oe mly mn in use three Cali at 25 Grant Place nw. fur! 2 nents, drop lea: lecal guarantee, Agency Dome and Dress Forias, Fe, SALE, OR WOULD TRADE FOR A I LARGER jorse—One of the handsonmest Cab Pontes in the mized city; bright bay, seven years old, very powerful; | References required to receive attention. perfect saddler> ridden onstautly by children ; 1. P. CO., P. O. Box 2256, Extra tne guupér, with plenty of Peitasa weds ate Boston, Masa, good in all harness. api yt et bd. G. MIDDLETON, 7QR SALE_ONE OF THE BEST GROCERY AND Harkaw Pl rovisiou Stores in South Washington. Sold on ac- Je14-6t_ 1126 cones Court, opp. The Portland, | count of domestic troubles, “Address A. G.I. Star FRE SAEECAN, ELEGANT-T1ONED offic site Upright Fiano, in eat couaition for or oh due, seen at 1016 NEUMATIC GUN CARRIAGE, GRAPHOPHON! Py LANSTON TYPE SHUUAGE SEARRCUHCN i PELL AT LOWE: St PRICES. PRANK at PELOUZE, 1313 Fs) fe E,1913 ¥ STR! JOR SALE-THE STOCK AND Sa OF first-class Drug Store, cad Sovsted: iresh: business good; @ splendid soda ice 32,200. suid at once: or further information apply reasou tor selling. “ed! i WwW 28 LOWER THAN EVER, ONE ond-his durin see in splendid condition, 170 ;piano» AOR SALE—GENUIN BAKGATS CAN BE HAD in @ handsome new-style Wi ‘ant ladies’ Phaeton, both nearly new. Also vuble and Single Harness, Private stable, 70083: Bt ERLON & RAMEY. é 1nTR A PANEER ACTIVE O8 SENT TE—YOUNG FARNOTS MOCKING BINDS, th i ena Pg Nicsinla tow; have large oF- et Sn oe ees oF dere low {ur Lext seasou's delivery. ‘Address Dex 10, Jel Star ottice. OSelSaw P. OTTO GAS ENG! TE Ht FE geod condition, mireat FORSBERG & MU F3 Rt SALE—STOCK, FIXTURES AND GOOD WILL nats toot of first-class wine ind liquor store on Penua. ay PR SS ieee (ood (ory reason Fea. CHOICE, COLONIAL BEACH rors, | te wave: ieee at cat iy ke rected installments: P | Srese four tall partie | dle, $12" Bound Vols Patent Otice iasetve, bali po ‘pees | 5 co Eee = | wet’ Boxing piloves, #2. EW. NE, 14s pede Isiaud ave. n.w. SURRANI He DELOUgE, ISS Eat _Telephone—953-5. Ris 35 Wit, BUY HORSE, w See rs sxvanee Be. aaaee tare chance. A JOR SALE—MEE! HAVE meee 'Day- "Harness, at prices and eon Hae, n aby market, home oF MEEES, MEEKS. = ‘ou hand aud for sule a large stock of new omd-hand Carri ngyles, Phaetons. Surreys, E tension Cabriolettes, Keusingtous, ko sion store, doing good busine | Wittps, Lap Kobes, &c. at Store cor, 11th snd N sten.w. ferme ae cen be found Mixs B. Jel 7-20" WANTED—LOTS. rr D—TO BUY AT | LOWEST CA 3H PRICE, Ware desirable {ot in Brookland geal | {0 Address, descril ence oen Star office. Jei7- ANTEDEAI FEW MORE SCH ARs TOI LEARN of Price & Son, that » number of their bug- wae Srawing noses a eo ice, includin the vehicles of boarders: at thelr tux. eeu Se GET st m denuded of curtains au: A ‘press and also to the similar complains of Nes tale Ct bot a ae pond of the Mount vereen stables, | uy17-1m* A, EIZNAK. ie 1301 1th at. 20, ‘street northwest. Mr. Mabon, ANTED— ‘CRIB! » BEST BUTTER! taking the matter in hand, learned that such A ound coon Toe Ward articise bad been offered for sale. at MoDer. | sD Le Fg RY mott Bros.’ carriage factory, and obtained a r ie RAVRLERS—WHO HAVE OCCASION TO VISIT Kevaicine promptly attended to, aive | "["34 Ag ta 4 ea call'ot O21 to O28 Gee Bir and wee for Ole ‘ 3 a selves. ee rom pi ee ue years Sab Shi JOR SALE_BE, UTIFULNEW 81 FT without ci ‘ort 00, a) legaut hignrclaas Stults & Baur peek mies ers, O19 15th at. yt motpyy iebbe monthly payment R RENT — STORE 216 10TH (ST. NEAR ud at ie t factor rices. chee pais tel eae now merry | ASSES tation pale to exc! e for Square 926 La. ay ec yasbmateadnang sien MENTS AND wT “ NSIGNMENTS AND STORAGE ee Before you buy see what we can off — THE PIANO EX cE. Je12 ¥13 Penusy! ‘vaste ave. rots. guar mt ier Seen pata E JOR SALE—AT COST—MY ae M STOUR, OF Carriages for the next two weak sous in want of bargail ope i to thatr edvantees T must close out by time. nsdet He YOURE, Trend Hi o wt aw. pre, 1m Sieh et b.w. mb tional Hotel, Pitot ans a 7th sates nw. EX SALE-JUST ARRIV, ‘alley of Virginia; mat omens ud dri in'tear of 059 Dat kews el sac is ee soa | Ls jell inquiries of the f r light house- | monthly payments a & OFFURD, 608 14th st. nw, "SILK FARMS AT ODENTON. Te Hh ce edi” | 3015-3 “HEROS, eras ses aud residence on Grant road, near Tenieytown, ENT—817 16TH ST. N.W., FURNISHED OR | JOR SALE— : " Pcchepirdet datcnneriattvnarahd puted ll ory Fe funfurshed Tous, en suie; also oifice, room to 0 Beantifal Lots for building purposes, on 15th seein bes #7) eB | = 2 at, bet. Lan per foot niles " ovemente forse culture? i Fae ee a Ser sest HERRON & RAMEN 1307 Fsst.n.w._ | Miles from Washington; good 2d provements end ct 2 Vhat one person has done another may do. These OK SALE—A BEAUTIFUL LOT IN N. 310t. Paul st, Balumore Ma, Silk Farms are ONLY 8325. They will double in FOR Beer. FLATS. _ |¥ “eng nr rag gy “HANGE. Fot RTEEN MIL- Square fe nd by the acre; within two miles and im sich t of this city; in lots of from half to ten acres; location bigh, dry, healthy and beauti- ful: no mosquitoes. no malaria; mo doctor's bills eS PHILLIPS, 1419 New York ave, _ )WLES, MET. BRANCH B. & O. R. BR. aN Nicely located lots 504125 feet at from 2 to3 ote pert JOR SALE— Intersection of feet on Vermout Rbod rmont ave. and 10th st. n.w., 81 and 87 feet on 10th st, #4,500. ~ between 16th and 17th 6, corner lot's. r square foot. “intersectiou of Comm, ave, and 20th st., between @ | , pudee bak acum. and Kats. DW 2472100 ‘to alley, prise poregeant ‘eae higuiy improved = ly to Beautiful lot on xe. corner of 22d and M sts. nw. W. H, WHEATLEY, G§x7); price per square toot 07 premises Wednesdays, Nort Of, bet. 10th band d 17th ote, mw., 19.52 | otherasyestior e Sete: SUriNe We 100: price per square foot K, near New Hauupshire Price per square foot 82.10. 2.50. » beautiful Lot, 25x95; | GOUTH BROOKLAND = 1TH CITY SLKEETS, AVENUES AND CIR- asaya bet. Mand N sts. n.w., intersection of New Hampsiure ave., fine location, Z0x132% to alley ; price per square foot $2.1 10. Southeast corner of 10th and W sts. n.w., T5x100; FOR SALE.—The beautifully ‘situated tract of land called uth Brookland,” having boon subdivided tn th ‘of the city PEP sideat ata tet and R frontage of “Metropolitan ie i t side pet. Gand R sta. the Metropo r about 150 ft. 2, — and adjoiming Brookland, about one milo Nort! north of the city, and-but a short distance from the balf Tot electric cars, aud tiear the University. Only ten twin- 12th st. utes’ dri » the city by Central avenue, a wich square foot Boe. rable, aud property which will For ts sre jots wil jel of from 3 to 12 Cents, ou easy e ¥ term: For piat: pply to EY LoTs, = F Piety RU. DENISC 2. 3¥; trout and rear “ vo CHARLES EARLY, 803 lath at : N, 923 F at. now, rio je4-1m_ REDFORD W. WALKER, 1006 Fst. nw. {OR SALE—SOUTH BROOKLAND. LOUIS F.'siivi TAKER, © eL 2 an oot ot opefourth cos aS youre: € come in and select your lo Fst n. Warp F st. nw, a Wis & HEATON, SEVERAL DESIRABLE Los, WELL DOK SAL MELROSE PARK” ore THE located; at Mills station Woke oe Branch, Balti | I'Snost teesable web yatteville, Md; two minutés more and Ohio railroad ; 13¢ miles from city from station: opposite he residence of the late K. K. Jel4-St_LUUIS P. SHUEMAKEK, 20 F st.nw_ > Sunt 6.900 feet, terms e FR SAl ‘are SEAR DUPO: feo Ls TYLER S tr EKFORD, Fist. 75, 84. {UR SALES NEAR STATIONS ON poe 03 Lots near Dupont Circle, 23x85, FK tan Brauch , grass, «rain, fruit, stock, poultry, aud 2 lx: dairy farms. Bo B00 acres Joes cottages, and coun try homes. WOKE b. 1 935 F st, my2o-lm JOR SALE—THE HANDSOMEST TRACT subdivision in the v ‘ashingon. known as Bunker Hill tion out on the Met. K. i Yersity and near the E. Brookland abut on this ed through it, Tull particulars. en: REDFORD W VALKER, 100) THE MacLUOD FARM, RS of Mrs. Fowler and C. Hi 0 peracte. Apply to JOM mal Estate Broker, Bladensburg, Mas QOK SALE—LOTS AT FOREST GLE most beautiful yer togt. leuing Buliding, 1319 Get COUNTRY ‘BOARD. "PRIVATE FAMILY WILL TAKE A PAKTY OF two or four geuticnen to board for the summer on @ nicely located couytry place. Address Box __ | Forest Glen, Moutyomery county, M deat DESIRING TO SEND THEIR CHIL the country for the summer will ud naman home, high, Ureczy location, at Brook Farms avuth; best reference. Mrs. A. VAN V Jel 7-3t" » TO 20 SUMMER BOARDERS WANTED nice country home, bealty location, large airy plenty shade and fruit trom Kappk. sterte etsaste|ss “ xN1, $5 5 euch ip rex $1, 150. Appy cmantes EARLY. 60% Je14-3t | EXAMINE THESE DESIRABLE IN 2d st. u.e., near Maryland ave., 134¢x1 J Oth st. .€., near Maryland ave sex lUs. : 10th st. 0. |E ington; | FORD, hea: Bat. #.¢, dear Peunsylva \@r particulars sup _Je12-6t_ 5 ON Q | st., pear 16th st., a very desirable Bullainge 7 Bite near Vice-President Morton's renidence, PRO: HILL, ELEVAT und, commanding fine view of the ¢ inver, between Eckingten aud Lincoln ave, 190 feet of the electric car Line | barging JOHN 0. JOBNSON, & ty a within Inquire of per week. Address Mrs. MOLLE L. CLOor- el 7-60" » Vira, UNTRY BOARD andoah Valley, aa ns Valuable Tots in square 186. adjoiniuse the resi- | dence of the late W AL poodle | #rom Derryvilie | fos ~ j Rais, 16. wl tat, of CCOMMUDATIONS FOK TWENTY ERDERS: Ww. W | Antine De tander fara 4o mile frovw bop — | Diet. 6. Band O. <t Sprig water, #20 month. Washington city, D, Healthy igoati Apply to rea E, THONY HYD) Chanbes M, MATTHEWS, ‘rustees of the state W. Corcoran, _4e10- ae eth et RW = Washingtons D.C. QOH SALE—BROOKLAND AND SOUTH Bi land lots.” We have the choicest lots in the: wivisions st from 4 to 12 ceuts per square fot Call i at once and make your choice. These are the cheapest and best lots in the District of Columbia; “THE Ob FaMoUs 5 SUMMER RES Kound Hill, Loudoun county, V convenient open for the season; one fourth mile trom yo the electric and wean cars. MCLACHLEN | & | 2 seers | ine water and shade: two daily mails, telegraph and BATOHELDER, 1215 F st. nw. very. daucing aid ober aiuuscments, alles {0mm JOR SALE—THRE STAND iar Blue kidge mountaius,” Address ‘sconomieal building lots inthe clip. at the cover | Jel Of Massachusetts ave, aud 2d st. terior and Post-Uttice dep aed Office ae the Government the Capitol uses OD the is would sell or pent v2 feet frout on Massachusetts ave. run to If sold within a few days they can be had z for $2,000 each. Nd wf ‘Aleo'the best fot on North Capitol st, between M and T SiLven eg eS 320 DY 220 to | Whnne, Set Brauch Reco Aden remy ae is Seo Lees thaw any other | CLAaih, Sluro, Md. Jel 3-tit* Jot in tint iota * Apply to JUAN COOK, O18 Tats | . ton et. Dw. ;OR SALE—DESIRABLE LOTS IN MT. aut, $550 and 8700 ¢ach. J. ‘a Hin ‘ORD, my2Z5-lino Flens mg Bui 1419 Got (OR SALE-6O Lore IN “FAIRV | CITE BOARDERS TAKEN ONLY FIVE MINUTES: | U walk trom the stauon; new building; bealthy looa- Van; pleucy of shade; ivedik and trast plentasul Ap- ply ty airs. JAMES GANLEY, Boyd's Station, M pA S-1m bet a ST LAWN” SUMMER BOAKDING HOUSE, Fuit, ice, milk, &c., iu profusion ; table unsur- Passed; very large lawn with auabuudahce of shade. Kudress FRANK KLEE, Boyd's, Mi dell jOk RENT — BY THE MONTH OR Westmoreland county. Va.» handsome cout AOR SALE—LOTS IN WA | house tarnished, noted tor uLbess, ves MAN RE- | rouse, with outbull vie, and ice house @out's addition to thecity of wensinetee, former | ionoe tables; seres. of called Woodley Park. “ide properts tna eae | det plauited tn fruits abe ‘witha = one: ‘wr terminus of Connecticut ave. extcided, and adjoins | Pasture. «wood cvv ‘Beach steamboats to Weabing= Kaloraina Heights, tho new bride snd the park come oo Ay od : = ver sud near by tke jogical wardens. An elec? tric Toad will be cou 25 ;eusy terms. Suprovemegte and For plats aud | KUST & HUNGEKFOKD, Lath st.aw. 0, from $150 to &: ‘This subdivision isou the line of aftords an opportunity for investment. ete apply to il be Constructed, a Cuartér Tavini already oer been obtaiued from Congress. Specith trices ‘to peu" _#10-0"_ Navy Department, Fig of prouifiene who wi wail bi Diiid fe house OAKD IN, THE MOUNTAIN Gall lor plat, also bulletin of cheup prose ear a INU. F. Wagers, aa ma my10-3m el st. gis ens tor guests. 7B 8,000 ge! OF ‘eY-¥ HOME IN THE neuen at w Hampshire ay 26th and H se ay an ined for ag oraleg or more Tots of of not. wk. an 1 p md POrtlivos ; ap FRANK B. Roots striae plete f oe a “Mrs. yK BALE {ionirce'Grove Farm, Beat Aldi F THAT SPLENDID LOT ) BOARDERS ACCOMMODAT! 8 80 commer New Hampshire ave. and Tt. at yy te me 3 ber foot. KE CONGHIE. county, Md. ‘apis oe F Pure water plenty of rich milk. 2.200 feet. Terms: 98 aod OF ver we week. — je1-Lu' — OPEN FOR ‘em iar | HOUSE a7] LOST AND FOUND. Leen aie ray SOME TWERTT D Dogs pore from. ‘ork a Sth, Pennavivanie Te ward ilettarsiivoste at STRAYED OR STOLEN ON NIGHT OF JUNE 1 7 epee Mave, 16 — it a Euac a Jel7-at" OsT.- ILVER Pearse ies returned to ‘TEEN HEAD OF Fe Nissin sunny o Ol TouNe workers H. * fae” od eee ye fice ine sare Sey 1418 Pat ecrae LE La age ig ere Lae ee