Evening Star Newspaper, June 28, 1889, Page 2

THE SATURDAY STAR. An Array of Attractions for the Twelve- Page Paper To-Morrow. e ‘Tue Evestxe Stan will oe issued to-morrow ps usual in twelve-page form, despite the acci- Gent that has temporarily crippled the ma- @bivery of Tax Star office, and will include, in addition to full and interesting reports of the news of the day, many attractive features. The Saturday issues of Tue Star provide a large amount of interesting reading matter on timely topics. Tue Sran’s thorough equipment, both in its news and mechanical department, enables it not only to maintain its position as the lead- ing newspaper of the national capital but to constantly go ahead. Every day's issuo ia a tomplete newspaper, covering the events of the day fully. In addition to this the Satur- day's Sran gives many additional columns filled with articles specially prepared for it on sub- jects of local and general interest, Among the features of to-morrow’s Star are the following: HOMES OF CABINET OFFICERS (lilustra- ted):— Resi lences which will become centers of so- cial interest. WASHINGTON FINANCIERS (Ilustrated):— Sketches of men who manage financial insti- tutions, MRS. HARRISON'S MAIL:— Strange requests made of the mistress of the White House. AT THE CITY OFFICES:— Sketches of odd seenes about the corridors of the District buildings. HOW ARISTOCRATIC HORSES LIVE:— Paiatial stables maintained by millionaires in New York, MIDSUMMER FASHIONS:— Novelties in fabrics and styles described by Jenny June. JAKE KILRAIN ON PUGILISM:— The man who will fight Sullivan tells of his method of training. {OWN AIRS AND GRACES:— Suggestions by Shirley Dare about matters in which women are interested, BEAL ESTATE GOSSIP:— Recent sales of city property and what they indicate, MR. CADWALADER'S WIVES:~ A bright matrimonial comedy. FARM AND GARDEN:— Suggestions by experts for practical farmers and fruit-growers. GERMANY’S GRAIN SUPPLY. Consul Monaghan Points Out a Com- mercial Opportunity for Americans. “Germany does not produce enough grain to supply the wants of her own people,” says Monoghan, the United States consul snuheim, Germany, in a report to the State department. “She must and does im- Port large quantities, She gets her supply at Present partly from the continent and partly from Russia, Austria-Hungary, India and America. Russia and Austria-Hungary do now the largest, in fact almost al! the import basi- ness on Germany's corn and grain exchanges, The places once filled by American cereals are Bow being filled by others. Russia is fast tak- ing the li share. Even Austria, befriended ae she 1s by a large part of the German people, is yielding rapidly ber place to her powerful Tival. Austria sold to Germany more wheat = Russia did previous to 1883, but after that period and for each year Russia has held the lead. in some cases by enormous differ- ences. Russia always led in the sale of rye, but bed gene on aoe sen a Austria has | ports cast quantities of her manufactured wares and wines to the United States is a good reason why w uld see to it that Germany takes | more then she does of our products as exchange | for hers, especially ag we produce in superior wal'tics and surplus quantities articles which Pp opm! buy outside—meat and grain. If we bad not a: good cereals to offer as Russia, Aus- tria or India, one would not wonder; but I am assured by grain men that ours are, for all pur- Poses, he best. The argument once indulged, that American dealers speculated toomuch and neertainty ip prices, can now have but at a time when experience is prov- ing the folly and futility of any one man or set of meu tryimg to control the world’s wheat or grain trade. Cheaper methods of transporta- tion end active American agents here speaking | German should certainly do much toward re- | gaining lost and acquirmg new territory. not Ouly here in Germany but other parts of Europe hat now buy from Hupsta. Austeia or India, Violating the Police Regulations. Yesterday in the Police Court Frank M. Gold- smith, 2 second-hand dealer at No. 999D street, was charged by Inspector Block with violating the police regulations im failing to make a re- turn to the chief of — of property pur- chased by him. The article in question was a gold bulge worth £20, which it was alleged the fen’lant purchased for #2. The badge was | the property of Geo. B. Cantwell and had been | stolen trom him by his brother. It was shown that on the same day the Ladge was sold by Goldsmith at an a mee of $1. These facts Were shown to the entire satisfaction of the gourt, but the defendant denied the c! He said that be refused to chase the and tht the young man sold it to another man in his store. “He denied that he had ever pur- chased or sold the badge. His son gave simi- a Judge Miller, in ing of case, told the defeudant that be would have to obey the law. “I have obeyed it,” interrupted the defend- ant. “No, you haven't,” said the judge. only fine you $25, but I wish it was $25,000. A fine of $25 was imposed, Appeal noted. THE COURTS. Gusenat Tkax.—Judges James, Montgomery ond Bradley, Yesterday, Andrews agt. Hunt; deere af- firming decree below. Gibbous agt. Duly; de- eree directing conveyance. EgurrygCocrr—Judge Con. Yesterday, United States agt. Howgate; pay- ment of money in registry to comp! nt or- dered. Kunkel agt. Cassanova; trustee granted leave to file additional bond.’ In re John Mo- “I can Court iv Carthy; Jeremiah F. McCarthy appointed com- mittee. Solger agt. Solger; divorce granted. Mackey agt. Mackey; divorce granted. Dorsey agt. Pose;; sale ratified nisi © as. Covnr—Judge Bradley. Yesterday, Johanna Brown, unlicensed bar; nolle pros. Thos. E. Waggaman, unlicensed real estate agent; nolie pros. James D. Don- nelly (three cases), unlicensed bar; fine €100 im each. Puosare Covnt.—Judge Cor. Yester estate of Rosa O'Brien; petition of Ellen O'Brien for probate of will and letiers festamentary filed. Inre Francis I. McLane; peder directing guardian to hold balance sub- to order. Estate of James G. Smith; peti- for letters of administration filed. Ponser_ Covat—Jwige Miller. To-day. Serah Thompson and Angelette Allen, colored, disorderiy conduct; #5 or 15 days each. Wm. Calv'n. colored, pr south wes . Mary trespass on the capitol ark: €5 or 7 days. Fredevick Arnold, Violating police regulations; personal bonds. Mary arity, found drunk on E stecet scatheast; bouds or W. Kate Colbert and Luey Jobns, colored, disorderly conduct on 1334 Perect northwest; #5 or 15 dayseach. Daniel lored, found drunk on Massachusetts thwest; bonds or 60 days, Walter King, trespass on Mount Vernon square; 85 or John Jones, colored, found beg ing usylvenia aveuae; bonds or 60 Wm. Gillam, colored, loud and beisterous in a in East Washi: a; 5 or 15 days. Joba Wecley, bouds. Wm, | a first-class hotel. | hotel. | THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C., FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1889. i WHERE TO SPEND THE SUMMER. Attractive Resorts in the Mountains and at the Seaside. Old Sol is rapidly depopulating the cities for the benefit of the country and seashore. The broad streets and the imaumerable shade trees of Washington materially retard the local summer exodus, People are naturally unwill- ing to fly from the ills they have to those they know not of, but uneasy human nature calls | for a change. The business man who is | | crowded in his office through these swelter- ing days needs recreation, that and he knows to get it he must go away 80 far that magnetism of merchandise will not affect him. “He needs ozone and sun- shine, and he wants them at reasonable rates, Tue Star presents, on each day, notices of a few of those pleasant places where pure enjoy- ment reigns and can be secured at reasonable rates, Piney Point hotel is a popular summer resort for Washingtonians. It is near the bay, with advantage of very good salt bathing. It is well managed by Hecers. W. Williams & Co. The rates are from #8 to $14 per week. The average temperature at Surf hotel, Fire Island, is 68 degrees; there is fine fivhing. bath- ing and boating, and the location is especially desirable. It is an especially fine place for children. ulars concerning this resort may be had of Thos. Cook & Son, 513 Pennayl- vania ey or of D. 8. 8. Sammis & Co., Fire Island beach, N. Y. Everybody in this region ought to know all about Cobb's Island. It always was one of the pleasantest of summer resorts, and now that the hotel accommodations have been increased and improved there is no more delightful re- treat on the Atlautic coast. The beach and surf-bathing is splendid. and it would be diffi- cult to find place where the fisherman and the man with a gun can get more solid satis- faction and compensating sport than on Cobb's, All information can be obtained of A. F. Cobb, Cherriton post office, ) jen thoatnptals county, Va. What delightfal scenes, what soothing mem- ories recur when the Hygiea hotel is men- tioned, and what a fascination there is in the pame when the mercury is crawling steadily up toward the thermometric roof! There the sun’s rays are cooled by balf a dozen antidotes, The breeze is always from the ocean, and con- | sequently there is an entire absence of malaria, hay fever and heat, The surf-bathing is of = best, and so likewise are the driving. The milit at Fortress Monroe ae the military band add to the attractiveness of the place. Anything more in the line of information can be had of Manager F. N. Pike, at Old Point Comfort, Va. Eight miles from Norfolk, Va, is Ocean View hotel, situated as delightfully as any hotel py could be. It is a favorite resort for rge number of people; tiose who stay there reasonable—#2.50 per day being all that is asked of the wayfarer. If you want to stay a week it can be done for $14, while a moni rest and recreation only foots up to $45. Send W. W. Price, at Ocean View, Va., figures. 2 3 ro 68 to for more facts and Mr. 0. H. Paxton, superintendent of the Tol- chester hotel, Tolehester Beach, Kent county, Md., offers especial attractions for the of that resort. The hotel has been f modeled and refurnished. An attractive summering place which justi- fies its name is “Comfort ee on the Elk Ridge mountains, a mile and a balf from Har-_ = Ferry. The location is high and healthy, seenery picturesque, the table su; with the best, an the terms most Feascuable, Particulars can be obtained by addressing W. M Clark, Meer Tryst P.O, Washington county, M apace ta and 0 description of the ac- commodations to be obtained at the new Hotel Aldine, Atlantic City, can be obtained b: ing to H. D. Eastman. It is located on Pacific, near Ohio avenue, and the prices are from $1.50 to $2 per day and from #8 to $14 per week. On the beach, at the sea ond of Virginia avenue, Atlantic City, is pleasantly situated the Islesworth, which is conducted under the man- agement of Birch & McClellan. The house opens early im the spring season and guests are eutertained there daring the greater part of the year. Its management in all the details that constitutes a good hotel is highly praised. Those familiar with Atlantic City will miss the Chalfonte from its aceustomed place. It has | been moved to the beach, where it has been enlarged and improved, and where the sen view | is something that the os E. Roberts | & Sons, are accustomed to call to the attention | of their guests, There are salt-water baths provided in the honse and all other facilities of Under the present management the Clifton, | at Atlantic City, has become a favorite family | It is loeated at the corner of Atlantic | and Connecticut avenues, and is specially | adapted for those who desire to seek relief | from the heat of the city without Se the comforts of home. ‘The proprietor, Joseph | Engle, has had extended experience’ in | hotel business. Unlike a great many hotels at seaside resorts the Waverly at_Atlantie City is open all the year around, The house is provided with hot | and cold sea-water baths, and those who like | _ baths can take them at their ease in the lors. Mrs. J. L. Bryant is in charge of the jote!, and her attention to the little details | effecting the comfort of guests has contributed | largely to the popularity of the house, One of the favorite resorts at Atlantic City is | the Victoria hotel, which is under the manage- | ment of Mr. Williams. This house remains | open all the around and occupies an ad- | Yantageous location near the beach on South | Carolina avenue. Hot and cold sea baths in the house are among the comforts provided for Enlarged and newly farnished the Lehman, —— ocean end of Pennsylvania avenue, At- itic City, nts an attractive appearance. Mra. F. W. man is ready to welcome her | old as well as new patrons, end to provide for their comfort in the efficient manner which is the secret of her business success. There is sun parlor in the house, and all conveniences | necessary. Fifty yards from the surf is the delghtfully | cool description of the location of the Hotel Albion. Asbury Park. The terms, 60 the pro- rietor, C. M. Pemberton, states, are from £8 yo e12 per week and @2 8 day. The Ebbitt house is a familiar name to Wash- ingtonians, and s0 those who go to Cape May and stop at the Ebbitt house, on Jackson street, will feel at home. It is open ail the year under the capable management of 8. W. Goit. Opposite the iron pier at Cape May is located the Hotel Lafayette. Itis a first-class honse, which the proprietor, Victor Denizot, keeps open ali the year. The rates, $2.50 to #4 per day, are calculated to mect a wide eo of personal requirements and to suit [Sones which may be full or in a rather collapsed con- dition. ] The Aldine fs the first house from the beach | on Decatur street, Cape May. The ietor, Thomas Mueller, informs the public the rates are reasouable, Under the management of Frank H, Hildreth, late of the Hotel Lafayette, the bia, at Cape M: f tain guests. e desiring comfortable quar- | a. at this popular seaside resort can be ac- imodated at the New Columbia, bee who intend to pass a few weeks at Cape May this summer will find the Windsor — ready for their reception. The proprietor, W W. Green, understands thoronghiy the diffi art of keeping a hotel and ciate that fact. In the gay the Windsor is s good piace headquarters. W: iat pleaty to eat and comfort- able rooms Cape May is a very attractive place to spend the heated term, Those intending to visit Asbury Park will , find the Atlanta hotel providing comfortable quarters for its guests. It ia being conducted under the management of the present owner, William Applegate, who aims to give satisfac- tion from the standpoint of one who under- stands what a good hotel ia, Special terms are offered for June and Sep- tember, and also for » parties, by Mrs, Ham- | iiton Hunt, of the ton, Asbury Park. ‘This house is located on 3d avenue, a bleck an a half from the ocean, and has large, tilated, comm rooms. ‘The house is supplied with artesian water and is lighted with gas, and has other conveniexces which are ap- preciated by people at the seashore. The Victoria family hotel at Asbury Park opens for its ninth season this year, It is near the ocean = Moana of ge eat an artesian we proprietor, 4 announces that the house will be open May to November, Gas is ued. Tor" lighting purposes, urged by the part; ) come out a8 @ candidate, 5 veal cmp THE DISTRIBUTION OF FUNDS. Rules Announced for the Government of the Johustown Committee. Ata meeting of tho flood relief committee in Harrisburg yesterday afternoon the following was issued: To the Public: That the donors of funds in the hands of flood relief commission may know how these generous gifts are to be disposed of, and that the expectant recipients of the same may not form erroneous views of and foster improper expectations for the same, it is now ofticially declared and announced that the fol- of relief: First. That the said fund is in the nature of a charity to the needy, and not asa general indemnity for losses sustained. Second, ‘That a distribution per capita would be mani- festly unjust, as it’ would go alike to the rich and poor, and alike to all sufferers, no matter what their needs or extent of their sufferings, Third, That a distribution by percentage on the amount of losses would be manifestly un- just, as it would result in giving the a sum tothe person having lost the most without re- gard to the value of the remaining estate of | such person, Fourth, this fund cannot be used for the benefit of any private or public | corporation, only tothe most needy sufferers from the flodds, in accordance with and in the spirit of the | f trust impressed upon it by the donors. At the unanimous request of the commission, Hon, Hugh H, Cammin was requested to pro- ceed to Johnstown and remain there as the resi- dent representative and executive officer of this commission in the Conemaugh valley. James A. Beaver, Chairman, A SOLEMN CELEBRATION PROPOSED. Sheriff McCandless and Col, Hudson called on Gen. Hastings yesterday with a view to having a grand solemn ending of the Johns- town calamity properly celebrated throughout the state, ¢ idea has the approval of all — have taken an interest in the fatality. It is proposed that on the day the state turns nstown over to its people requiem services i held in all parts of the Conemaugh valle; wi the vic! of the disaster are burie: ‘This is to be done asa tribute of respect to this stricken locality, and is to be made a state day of prayer. Many of the unfortunates were buried without any religious services, and are & proj peecealien The Ciervanee pro- will be somewhat afte manner of Becoration day. At an hour appointed appro- riate services will be held at various ceme- a ia gramps enya ieven igen ts wers will be strewn upon the graves, a fitting ending to the greatest valenalty that has occurred in this country. The sick report announced this morning for the twenty-four hours shows sixty-seven workmen and nineteen militiamen ailing from gastric troubles, Two were sent home and two to the hospital. Five corpses in an advanced stage of decom- position were found among the storm drift yesterday, They were the remains of John D. , & railroad man; Troy Jacoby, and a man, sil, = boy unknown. commotion was caused by the ecrpr of free transportation to the ferers from the flood who wanted to leave the valley, In explauation Gen. Hastings said the limit of time fixed by the state authorities for free transportation, except in extreme cases, had expired, The citizens’ finance committee has aysumed charge of the transportation bureau, and it will be reopened within a few An effort is being made to relieve most of the military on Saturday. engl of the most conservative citizens consider the departure of the troops a dangerous move. —99 THE M’DOW TRIAL, District-Attorney Jervey’s Argument— The Prisoner Smiles. After the report of the McDow trial in Tax Srar had closed yesterday Mr. Jervey made an able argument for the prosecution. In his closing remarks he said the defense complained that Capt. Dawson had no right to enter McDow’s house, The shooting occurred in Dr, McDow's office, not in his house. Dr, McDow himself, however, had repeatedly sneaked into Capt, Dawson's house for the most disgraceful of purposes, He was seeking s victim in the poor Swiss girl, She was peculiarly situated. With the exception of Mr. and Mrs, Dawson disgracing his own wife and family, As an excuse for his conduct the doctor said that the r girl was not a member of Capt. Dawson's family, but only @ servant, Are we to assume from that that servants are fair game for a lustful man? She was closer to the family than a servant, for she was the governess of the children, It was Capt. Dawson's duty to | protect her. He could not discharge her on rumors alone, and he took a just course in endeavoring to ascertain what ground there was for these rumora, You saw her upon the stand. You know the disad- vantage from which she suffered when the poor child was compelled by law to stand a cross examination such as is seldon heard in a court- room, conducted with an ability that this bar is roud of. She did herself credit. She told the ruth, thongh at times it compromised and eage “counsel asked him whether hi a is ‘onduct toward her was gentlemanly, poten “Well, hardly; she was so willin; ” Mr. Jervey closed his argument by sayi | Dr. MeDow had grossly wronged ‘his’ wife and child. He told this girl that his wife wasa German and that be married her for her money. DR, DOW BMILING. Here Mr. Jervey abruptly closed. It was not animpassioned speech. It was delivered with no attempt at dramatic effect, There were no sweeping gestures.and no rhetorical flourishes. It was a plain speec! re delivered in a plain man- ner. Dr. McDow smiled during the district at- torney's reference to the poor Swiss Mr. Jervey referred to his wife and c ever, the expression of | and ominous. The district attorney spoke for an hour and three-quarters. Mr. Cohen, of counsel for the defense, be, off on account of rhenmatism inthe shoulder, and the court adjonrned until 10 a.m. to-day, Judge Ker- shaw said that he would keep the court in ses- sion until the case was Mr. Cohen will be the first speaker this mormmg. Governor McGrath is to follow him, and Mr. Mitchell, of the prosecution, will i: the final argument, Judge Seney as a Compromise. A United Press dispatch from Tiffin, Ohio, say's that ‘there isa movement on the part of the Ohio democrats to nominate Representa- tive Geo, E. Seney for governor. The two prominent candidates now are J. E. Campbell, of Butler, who is a high-tariff democrat, and L, T, Neill, of Ross, who is for low tariff. Neither of these represent the ‘ty in this state on the tariff question, while Jndge Seney in accord with the party on all questions. In | an interview Judge Seney said: ‘1 have been roughont the state to Lhave no ambi- tion in that direction, and vile? am nota can- didate, I am for democratic principles and the penne egace and believe with the right tan at the head and a platform that gives out no uacertain sound the party will be victorious et the polis.’" Dr. Rankin we was on Hand. A Pittsburg special to the New York Sun says: Dr. W. D. Rankin, of Allegheny City, | went to the post-office yesterday morning and in his mail found a letter addressed to his wife. | This missive referred to a pleasant time writer had with Mrs. Rankin on a rail Ox. cursion and appointed a meeting for that | afternoon at the he Gentral. ho hotel, this The doctor sealed fe dae note and gave t to his doctor that the writer of the letter was E. W. Pitts, assistant cashier of a MeKeesport bank. Rankin did not eater into an extended argu- ment. A few minutes later the guests of the | aig down wore ond mie ad — a oe | flee own stairs, qurseed by doctor an ‘The cashier was struck b; ast tia bgheedark tote see the hea further injury. The doctor will | but separate from his wife, Dr. E Thayer, Now York, committed fea | lowing princtples shall govern the distribution | Fifth. That the fund must go | | | | | | ie her, Compare her with that | of Dr. McDow when he waa on the. stand. ty ‘at | | in she was entirely friendless. ‘The doctor was | WANTED MISCELLANEOUS 1 yA NE TRD—MEN Ee lnnare Veet Conanl WAstepssy A FIRST-CLASS 5 LAUND) Bey a itehe ones 242944 M st. a.w. 928-20° and city, Call quick. DOW'S AGENCY, ©: aad ANTED_FLUTE AND Vi ya per quarter: Typew: citings * ginuers, courecy ; ; BE- niacti- carly, ag 8 ae RL ae HU ASe AND 7 housework. RL TO jow rates. 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RTED_by PUB PUBLIC LIC, ACCOUNTANT, YOt ront Room, newly furnished, very clean, wy other yearn; must be gentlemanly sud thor pi cdnetes tea | Evomers: Grong gr i senior ere Will be taught stenography and Address eg K'Star Oftice. ers FOR BENT—450 ANTE CANVASSERS AND A Smeg peng nd oe D—SEVERAL, collector for art a pictures, books, ete.. PAGER PERN Se doat bale ee, and ¥ Juebe aREED=S0 AGENTS, LADIES OR GENTLE- te mete advance, Also two second floor, 815. je28-3t" Fm REN’ Ts ROOMS ON SECOND FLOOR; odern ome: wants no man who «ets ignicated jor w dogs or chickens. Inquire at of warahamroed sa ‘Bt towns to sell the — a a hostown old . , COOL, pithorized agency, S10 aren saese" We GaTaD WORE FoR where. this ‘se? trem batnds, white south Fos RENT—015 H ST_N.W. TWO UNFOR- Soe Soe “BUR, tar emp eens dea wegenny Bon maf wen xposure; also Room, Aten door a ‘and one furnished Room, 20 hoor. RK RENT—ONE LARGE, COOL, PRETT: FRONT S| Pn othe Bepaas 4 see location. — Tata Be see WANTED-AT c CITY INTELLIGENCE 0 OFFICE, Poteet women and girls to. take pe sigees Bow roan eboke aud waiters (00 Vale Uh Mow Soriten. ¥ sr 2.W. ALE—A FINE st; extended nw. wt fa eae pectal Lips, 1410 New York ave. ti SALE AT LINDEN 1OTS—ONY FOR #600, Fitteantifal bot 30.000 Ms 0 square feet. It | ie tooking =i Tae a PARET. 12 - | rons a C BARGAIN 1 IN | BUILDING. Tare af feet 6 inches front 1 en Gth: concreted street, in, 10 da wi ge ings a Arn we « pee a. ion poles aul courte Try Sor Jots will be built aay . ‘DT & BRADLEY, 927 ver F rae FRONT ON CONN cut ave., per square foot, 2.00. - 3 BANK FARM, TWO MILES PROM ALEX. sie ARORA cera wmnanae | Seba: are MAAS Raga pa DULANEY & wate | Ys 7; me ~ xd FOR SALES ST oF OFF M MARYLAND Ey B ‘Mitintaines py. 5 a2 = antyer Breet Just blocked; curb and sidewalks faid: price: | 3 Ay ty saiiet 20-foot lot on west ab iihah. ahh cai or ASxON, Sperryville, Rappahannock ( ve EX on bah i acing Maryland eve. | Sey, BOARDERS ACCOMOPATED AT MR BO-foot An ar on Mst, bear 3 North Capitol st., oppo- ogress Vt at 90. aks MSTED? &' BRADLEY, 927 Frat. nw, oe Fe SALE—A NERY DESIRABLE Lor NEAR rn te. FLKET STALEY pees county, Md. Bets SPRINGS, WoVA private house at reascaatle addressing capitol ra cont 3.000 ikrs eee p batgun BM Mt. PARKED 181 Fst ETREAT COTTAG we yuset an FF QE SALE _QOLONTAL BEACH 10TS. | Special Patvention’ te table ElNenave 40 tine! ete, Stary a | FRANKLIN, Harper's Ferry, W oF lots can he bought on monthly pay- OARDERS WANTED 60 MILES FROM WASH. ment: eS call and see lat of beach | ~ —F Se25-6 2. SAY Sco. 637 Fst.nw. |S Bion ee the pont Air Line. unusual!) lance lawn, | hay For other particulars. adress AN ADJE | Mics ‘5, KIXEY, Marshall, Fauquier county, Va. 1 cent a hse cold Yor. iiding Lot in | ‘Address RANE BABGATS: hear of Sebi rth. | oO*%. Miia PIVATED ON EMINENCE. roLL, Ridge and surrounding mot VOR SALE—LOTS aT CARLING TOR? id DES milk, » ishing, riding, and ariviog horses. NO H auly located near the pike; full view of city; de- sim “North Fork, ome const, 8 SF ae : . terms eChN BEL Room x ‘Cor. ) MACGOWAN & 66° IRST-CLASS COUNTRY BOARD aT BENNING, Fe c. , tee, yrs ronson plen table. Short ‘yuk from station terms fe dress Mrs. M. J. th at ad Conn. aye 120 nav. 9836 OARDERS wars “AT MOUNTAIN GL ai. 8x90. brick house with 15 rooms and basement, rove, near post and telephone office lent) fruit Ft free or Tation to and trom cars. . ‘ARLES W. MYERS, Hillsboro, Va. Le ST DALE ACADEMY, NEAR MAT Ww rom: stsison shaded. Aagroma Fin. ant Dale va ™ matte ie eat ciny Fo SALE—WOULD LIKE SE‘ LED OF FERS FOR Jot at the s.¢. corner of ar of Sand hate. awn 20; § saitedie for stores, residene property in this is no! YRTLE HALL. HARPER'S FERRY Best location on Camp Hill. Open June 21. 1 ™ 5. E. BURRELA, Ta! oe i | (OUNTRY BOARD FOR ADULTS aT “Tie Cx Maples.” Tuscsrora, Met. Branch, one bour Woshituton, shade airy tooms, ‘Apply ta HAYs, Licksville, Ma. ta OM THE 1ST OF JULY, Lene, A PEW BOARD, ers can leasantly and /ANTED — DUNDORE'S. Serio = VE ROO} conducted Jcmeatie labor, fot Forest ae aay 15, agen iim SNF nna phiteand: ed aed for. tic labor, for month. dvply to Mt teatateeil ae, Laontoum On. Ve. tos, with references, 717 Most.n.w. | and F = a ; BEST HOUSE IS AGAIN OPEN FOR rs ENT—SEVERAL 80UTI niimodation of boarders. For partic WARTED SGN eae PER hE rooms; sighed oe 4 “A. BEST ji tyoven bruset iret, ‘private ys >. AS 0] law SATU Sas See UMRE | Fou sy op PE TEN ors | 5 Py Seep Tirmshed 1 . with bath, water, as, in S WANTED_—SITUATIONS, | toi wer- ates veote ny Bit eee oem = ITUATIO ie Fire a Sore Spee: ER | BOAKD—OLD BROOKS MANSION Wim ‘SITUATION By A Funst. CLASS | nw. Brookland. D.C. 2iy miles from city ; alt ion Coak—<0e | JQOR RE aunaacased ; Ts ih 8ST. ee SEV! ERAL, 20a jeasaut Hooma, with southern exposure, amet prices: couveniont to ears aud herdion” Se26e at {OR RENT_—TO TWO GEN TLEMEN FOR ae ith three per month, re front Room, hice closet; beaut! fully padre ‘andl furmiohed Aly 5 ccna ernea ae home comfort; private Fe “RENT — FOUR HANDSOME COMMUNT- ating rooms: all modern tmprovementa; two lines of cars convenient. 1520 5th 7OR RENT—1016 15TH BT. a W FURNISHED ‘Roouys,on first floor, single or en suite,with or with- ont board; good location nS ‘end bat tapes away. ys address a 210 loth et aw. | ‘WANIED-G0 To pic ais Ese FOR 090K, en be Waitress, Nurses, Laundr: fiers, Weltars undagpnoral housework, BIS fe Suni. Aisc Ruropcan biaiinahip ascat, ° W ANTED—A SITUATION AS BOOKKEEPER 0 oR Pies expericnced Peumou Clerk, Address 0) — ‘Go ae MisHES A ben cid 1 rr st ee, OF, er | hotel or sumaoer Feaort, “Address Dox D1, Star ce. W ioslawyer's othe ;_comvenient to WANTED BY Ey RESPECTABLE WHITE LADY, hotels; transients a and experienced, » aa Houne- 2 keeper pan eet Tay hae bot of ere y BENT. 4005 Fe 3TH 8T.N. Ww, PLEASANT lished; eat, west and south windows: terns ve moderate central location ; near Franklin park. ‘sal ANTED—BY KESP! TARE COLORED Wo- n, Situation as chambermaid or nurse ip pri- no objection leaving city. Call or i. 0. We, 027-30" ANTED—BY SCTABLE COLORED wirls, Situations ‘chambermaid or to ans Er aemalaae ‘Call or 2. Ws TO APART ‘OF GENTLEMEN, A Front Room, with or with- private faioily; reference exc! 4 Oth'st. nw. ENT—TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS, 2D floor, new house: bath on same floor; ® axe refereuces exchanged; light aud ovol, aE ty housework; other address 63.5 Houndary y ANTED—A DRAPTSM. o'clock wishes work after that A. C., btar oiftice, B EMPLOYED UNTIL Address ri aac eral Fe KENT—QUARTERS FOR KNIG! WwW ANTED—BY A REGISTERED DRUGGIST, A LAR during TRIENNIAL ME! cRLING. a ocro- ‘Situation posi- | BEK can be had by applying to HILL & JOHNSON, ton ; 10 years experience. ‘hdres BRUGCISE tar yes one Tapping 0 11568 Bent ove. a eee SEY Fee a en 167, FURNISHED—-TWO Wists D—BY A WHITE cE WOMAN, A PLACE TO story communicating Rooms; cook ¥ cok ie Plain washing, aud where for su sunnier. exceptionally te peice, 1991 L Bier oe wie jert-ae JOR RENT—1103 0 BT.. ONE LARGE, NICELY- Be iruished front Roora on gecond floor, t a8 Jn bay window house fronting soul UTIFUL COOL SUMMER KOOMB suite: first and second floors, facins, th nis accommodated. 1103 on tS hee wont Bw. 2 ected Suarantee heat. 4, Ss r. sorta) “BC AMS, O10 Oth st FE BENT—10}7, 578. ar Ws a tingle or ANTED-MOUALAEVEAA, te; pleasant jos for trensieuts: in ve inity of botela, everything first-class; sunniner War your raised. i; pple . resist ayers S y a erything cl Peel arenes Pt bacusafon tickets sol ny Guw. hast Fe RENT 1610 2 ST HW. abe cates summer’ table ‘Seas ences. Call after 2 o'clock p.m. _WANTED-—HOUSES. FOE BENI—TANGE SuCOND STORY FRONT ANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE THE | 2,Toom with alcove and bay-windo Beate care of furnished house for (he gamer: best of Pear altyly bew house; Venting mag | Hike ys os ven, ant ED_TO BUY, E ro $2,500 00 CASH. A WE moet rick House, Add partic Vorthweat profersede jeteeey- Fe thud ater cher yaaa arene cars and caterer; Dersons wi Gren or servants; quiet and central. aw. WwW A. D., Star office. ANTED—TO BUY ASMALL HOUSE OF SEV canal we be Pech aly end te Fintpont'story teow: Sa Bsr oaice. re us WELL-FUR. FOR RENT Dy CORNER HOU pleasant. 12d Mase, ave. now 3e27-31! ROR RENT—000 At ST. N.W..2 COMMONICAT- ing Kooms, 2d floor, unfurnished ; bare rei-clans table board.” jet 00 ad ilitng Chen al IN BO0p cx ‘EDT hi enti catrs daiye ce \TED—BY JULY 1 STORE AND D SwHLLING R RENT—1002 5 R ST. N.W.THKEE | UNFUR- for small cthonery Store. nished Rooins for light housekeeping, w location ee not to B25, ‘hadress ON bO- and water on same ® floor ‘yer7- ree TIONERY, Star office. Je26-3t" NT_3 LARGE FURNISHED ROOM ie calc 3 +a ae uta aw. ebutis mune Seo ae mm Bi ‘"—BOARDERS ; WE caN te 8 PLN a ee Conveniences 6806 ste seat Bpor zi "SPOR HED—FinsT ovine, bey Rae cold oe yard’ botur co 1 at mw, apg my yi aed ee —3 ISH. am | be NICE UNFUI Fone ose ser stb aud WANTED— ROOMS. Wise A GOOD-SIZED UNFURN Room, pao berg BG pie in viva qe Ya fi mat Ror mabe Mot exceeding #8 Det woithe ANTED A TADY DESIRES ONE TAM TARR OR ‘wo minal) un Kootue mst of “he bac or 19th sts; Been wa Ce tlred. Address Box Lack Star ofice. ayy ED. 7 ENOUNECRNISUED HOAs NORTH went : W. 3. We, Star office. eet ‘ANTED—BY MAND BOARD tow bork of Oat. ap ere hanged: Aadreee 3. A nee ea itu wh ee oy Burlington, Vt., yé ‘The schooner *Xnnie, Capt. John Jacobson, with crew of gig left San Fran- cisco February 9, 1889, webs weg sea on a hunt not been is now Fray bana Wee Fetes saN Sarre at Le BOE BE — fp three ur Ree eee ee of teen quiet, reasonable ‘bound if desired. tr IN - BRIGHT, BAY-' WINDOW a WANTED—BOARD. __ ARD gaze A (GENTLEMAN WANT WANTS room for bu boys 10 ead 12 sears: Shah wreloree adap | stating terme Box deb. WAST ‘WiDowEE A ata tro Shien, pe ru ‘iia fe of age. MWibo Eb.” bear Toot WANTED—COUSTRY BOARD. Winer conta FOR A LADY AND from clay; Somat, be poems tons, te, etauson or bos! state lowest terms, aly ‘ANTED—BY Zoi ARD Wires Pp Address ok _WANTED—LOTS. ee -THRI NICE Talou owe 26d ‘southern éxposure. feet; eee ‘ange aed & CeOMMODATIONS' FoR TWE! NTY BOARDERS Bt the De Lau frow Boyd's station, . be mile acai Jocat Private “THAT, SPLENDID southeast corner New Ham) DELIGHTFUL HOME IN THE MOUNAINS OF children ; lane Autnaoun county for Sumtioen, with | Rome: perticos: spritar w ps, com- ete for health and comfort, Mrs Fie ocak jonrue Grove Farm, near Aidie, Va. my24-001 CTE pean POARDERS TAKEN “ONLY FIVE MINUTES E new building. healthy loos — | tion; ea ot enant tee atlk and trata plentitul, <or on Series) = a Tet? wood | ply to ire. JAMES GANLE}, Boyd's Station, Mi water; convenient nm the |, 2°12-Lau' Biation; price 82.000, BH. WARNEM Cosess ot x es we” gi 5 uit $06, tail FOE RENT DURING THE SUMMER. AT AUKO- wegaed. very lane lew : a. arden with ‘Kinde cae “ie to ss a | Add: Feau xine, Basa = me poit-im SHAFFER, at the Star office. Jezs: LDR ay Et BOARDERS ect see JOR SALE-MORE THAN TWO HU meng or | ais cohen laa eoaan Ge heat F the choicest selections of Farms smal] Country | « or aie lottes vill di Unie ity of Vin f jc Fe z worstiy, « Homes around Washington, ou all the lines of failruad, | | Keurs trom’ Washington sit di ae te Peas | Box 204, Charlottesville, Va, CoMrorr RETREAT, POPU } tains of Mar; oe comforts and country advautages tuexce! CLARK, Keep Tryst, Washington county, Md. ty ELEGANT COUNTRY RESIDENCES, HANDSOME COTTAGE HOMES, FINE BUILDING 517 = ad ONE iy “TWENTY AC! SOME FIRST-CLASS RIVER FARMS, Suited ER -~ po ee at myZy- titstaly peterson SU eh : Sn et SS ree DE Re oat 3e27-th.s&m,1m ‘Buildin vat section of inginia.” Abundance od — _* » fruit, milk, vegetal | Rieck to See > opin = sy AND SPRING, | louse, some fruit, splendid shade, | overlook ny ceity and river; 33 miles | — fo drive and and 300 from the steamer Dixie's 3S trips overs, our, ie: round trip; will rent 3 per mo. — Six Toow brand new cottage in beautl- | rs ‘A RESTAURANT, i ve awe atte Goer, dion fordmmontns | of « tay Quick party haa agrest oppetcenity. Sit ae KENT NT—3-1 0 Tete 2 ee eof trees; /- as CoITh, Attoruey oe Law, 1010 Far.% en’ drive from Aqueduct fi 2 pee, for | Tagua AE Stink Ur a | RENT— DESIRABLE COAL YARD AND siden) Gun Dellting. _ selling in one best location for retail busthess; | cor, 10th aud V sts. uw. ca? poms: le grounds, o anate, pepe sexing st FRANC! ait Fry. 1301 F. tas. ater; slabllsa for horse and’ carvisge; 4 ues fret | x0 SALE Center market, 623 per ‘00d location ; T Po yPHERD Bum building. x40, BtaroMice OR SALE—ONE TUFF TS FOUNTAIN. GOOD AS we besutys cafe sis ie st aw G. * 327 -3Bt f= Se ANTED—TO RENT AVARM FOR A TERM OF ‘or without stock; privilege of pur- Address for 5 ‘days Box 42, Star | wx wit 7OR SALE — AT SILVER SPRINGS, 1 13-ROOM House, 10 acres, stable 12-roam House, 23 acres; Secomary outbuildings, | sd ity; S200. ED—A STORE ON NORTH SIDE PENNA, bet, Fh and Lith ete; wtate rey a LINDEN STATION. Li-roqm House % of Lacre, Lawn, Shrubbery, 65, hance $0 bey be Lots, 1 to B STATIO! PRANK HJ - re, 1313 F strect. — fs rt _Seyors! Cottages, Lots #100. ‘tito Farms, 10 to 200 yates ene ROCKVILLE. very ufddera improvement; Late park one block trem Band ralroet depot * end JOHN 0, JOHNSON, 928 F st. to responmble 4, Hotel os ae ee a F2. SALE—FIFTEEN ACKES 3% MILES ROM emia —- a ay and healthy loca- tion; would make an fo =, — —-es a ee tikes tp viow property free of re chagtpets E pecanse FHWA GS | Seema’ Sun Building, 1317 Fetuw. ae ae eeS Fk SALE 08 Re HAVING JUST FL ING JUST F FINISH. A lane and well located pies of BUSI prop modes Fottage perty situated corner of reo my ty We ‘ene or.» t to oy Containing 10,200 square feet of ground, and im .dinew PU Stony x120. vette st., B-Btory Bion Beck sane Been 2 Story Frame Warehouse (Corrugated Iron Sheath: ‘an acre of ground, two 2 cb land. eau iow renting fo 00 annum, and on. AY renting vale at ap EE S onge cap ought now for = "45,000, ony 820 S205 se, 830,000.05 +, Ferme caay. Send ta tote peowert situated on the PEN. Sot Sxl) CORNER RL MOAD tracks, Samal houses, taxes ou entire square Tocaton fora LUMBER, SSE couch seh G BUSI AT Bota Fae tai OAKLAND, MANOEL et the RB Eats Salt water at sina is Bnet sheet ger tia sero Finca detratie SALE — poke ae S°witd ey AVENUES AND CIB- FOR, ~ fala tea ee rg feet and 136 feet in 0) ierdea ities tn Ss age nee Zorth of the city, and buts short ‘from electric cara, and Lear the gy. Only ten Utes’ drive t0 the city by Central aven of tuakes it very ‘and will Thcrease in Tote will be J. La