Evening Star Newspaper, June 28, 1889, Page 3

. THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C... FRIDAY. JUNE 28, 1889. __FOR RENT—HOUSE __FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS, SUMMER _ RESORTS. = — = = JOR KENT_3 NEW BRICK HOUSES TO FIRST- INVESTMENT. 12 (aes tenants No, 2913-15-17; F of them 7 roome 125 204 Arthar pl. bia 05, price for 0 rooms inquire 52d st ne, rented owner, 1137 N. Ht. ave. seas “200 Pierce ‘ave. Coal FE RENT—TO QUIET RESPECTABLE COLORED WN people, several Four-Room Bricks; new; in Jol ¥ Place, rear of Connecticut. a L red ats. now. 812.50. RH. T. LELPOLD, and F sts. n.w., second floor, front. 24K ST, NE SALE—A FINE OLD PROPERTY ON N. J. Offices preseed brick bayreindow front nix ave., about 100 yards south of the Capitol build- rooms aud bath, all modern improvemeuts, lance yards frontage of 50 feet on N. J. ave, ob and closets. Open. | Je28-3tt ae is ome, A foot, with “ae 0.1809 13TH ST_N. W.. 9 KOOMS st a ccier Seing ake aecek poms rout .. Kent $30 per month. at for $500 pee anc gt coos. ‘Sth street northwest. Jezs-2t" gee third cash ; smal! improved pr ‘be taken in JOR RENT_BY THOS. E WAGGAMAN, REAL cs wranee on house, with some repairs ESTATE BROKER, 917 F ST. N.W. = be made a fine home, and 3 houses can be ‘ROUGE, if sent ar. {Font, profitably ; exceptionally 2 30 © frees 1720 13th st. n.w.,fur,, YC at now 11, pefrees st O12 rat. Tile. H st. Isa L st. pw. 1 ‘Sth st. O19 H st. nw. Sr. $r VI st. nw. 14 ge 1 11 thst. uw. 7rn Kstnw., Lire. ‘or. ria} iG BARGAIN TO A QUICK BUYER, ya besutiful new two ver wisdow commer astern section; "all mod, imps; 6 rooms i PA NCHAS. A: SHIELDS, 1006 F at. nw. 45.906 240 S14 D st. n.e..6rs. re UOS Ith st. u.w.. 1d. ave. sw, OF. 4g 24th n. w., dr. 16. 4 hasnt 3 2 he . ave., 2 base- ment rms. . 10 Lenox b’id’g, room 4. NT—UNFURNISHED. Lave. 10,468 La. ave, 3d fir, a 8!" 1 back room... ox | $208.33 2012 Hillyer Place, 9.860 STORES, &c. Tir, o2 te st. nw. OF. 60 Hall on bet. Store room 102G st. _ ‘1tth and 14th sis. n. po Same ‘815 Ww. .rent $50 nignt, Stable rear * day. vw. Btore and celiar 10th & [Gunton vid’ Esta n. w.. oe 260! ‘The above is only a portion of the property on my locks, For full list callat office for bulletin isued on the lstand 15th, Uezs) THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 7 REXT—- ss * st. n.w., lance 11-room brick dwelling, 84: nw 7 y-window b. bh; all D. h.: gas and water bh. #10. 149 Wilson Mit.s ¢,4-room fh, . rs. h,, 9r. Han ae «+ 00 ‘The above is oniv @ portion of the property on ray JOR RENT—906 O ST. N.W_ 8 ROOMS, PAPERED Looks. For tull list call at office for bulletin issned oa throughout. ali conventeiices; desirable neigh- the Istand 15th, Le THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, | yeast: “Fi Te BhOW SI CASH—#1,400 TIME—GOOD FOR SALE 81,350, 5-Room Frame on lot 25x116;'10th st ance for a cheap hom we 8.€. G4 wood chi SHIELDS, 1006 F st. n.. J6OR RENT HOt ENO 1 rtheast, near East Capitol MARY “3 yn, hich, cool, and air; houses cov be examined by permitfrom : oO - . ped by (OR SALE—84,650—NIl (00M HOUSE 2 Seth room: © iy. =ROmeAs % FISHER Co Figuecnet neighborhood; lot 2O%x06 pe at heme nee e _ — | Side and rear aliey: lot worth the price. CHAS, A. Fe RENT—HOUSE NO. 1 ANT COTTAGE. CONTAINING | SHI nue hortheast, adjouwing stable in rear, corner Wood- VOR SAL BAR ia 00M BRI us tiktrect renie ee teens Telex town road, mamediacaly opposite | one, commer down town, within, five, minutes : - 75 | Walkof Treasury; splendid place for boarding house JoR KENTA VEY CENTRAL PRESS ih $11 Sth st. n.w., 3 story and basement. 875 | gE ser tentin noun fet front; price, #19.000. y-windew how ms, elewant ord iP pani | =e ain tort, soe Po ; sunt $10. Apply | 1026 athat n. W., Sst, basement “ahd “aitic..-"50 i se Baek nw; ey ot 200; ton goed tenant 9:50, ADDEY | 1900 Eat arcs nile nape eed Dania eat” | Se SALE—1746 CORCORAN ST., 9 ROOMS, A e28-3t ‘Room 1-703 Gst-nw. |, order throwtiout 50 1815 Wallach Place, 7rs., cheap, #4, ‘ = ie ce Plc Ie, new, Grs., monthly. payments: 8: JOR RENT— WRIGHT & 51 0CKETT, 810 F Str. and dwelling, s 906 9th st nw...-181 FFE SALES THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE, IN % 14th st. n good condition; 9 rooms; mod. improvements; Serta location: lot 20x74: alley tn 86, forms WO suit, “Inquire at 1023 9th » h st. n.w.:new 2 window brick, 12 rooms and ; ber month, € 5 A ‘operty known as the Harris house, located on E ear 14th. For partic t v.W. THE ORIGIN OF SOME FLAGS. | would make them resemble the Dutch SS — x Mt ROSPECT BILL HO" BEAUTI ¥ SITU- | Various Standards and E: of Great ‘oR hue Macigautvod osu gh hades Gea ea ig moves te nsigns S45. Uther fine fursiture cheap: 810 ibe SIMPSON, North ‘Loudoun Co, — R BALE—GOOD SECOND-HAND BUGGY Wi stot From the London Morning Post . Fricp snedey witht ot paint gill be VIEW SPRINGS, P. O.NEW MARKET,| In the house of commons on Monday wee! as.new, cheap. at "3 SADDLERY, Va. yatten Moun! iniles from, Lord George Hamilton obtained leave to bring POR SALE — DAYTON WAGON, ALMOST NEw. | For ctreulars A. J. MYERS, Manarer. $28-1m" | in a bill to amend the law relating to the use of Very cheap ifteold at once Address G. F. 1. Star flags in the British merchant service. From — the year 1901 it has been the law for merchant SALE—HA. ; A PER- Frits fimity tala, oat sieeant Exton 00 vessels belonging to this country to fly the red Ply to ARMAT BTOBDANT, O15 7th st ne, M26 BE ea At the erage a beso gai ve OR SALE—ONE SIDE- UGG, USED ONL commanded office yal ma Fissieatetn time: ron pene, nde te ender, se LOST AND FOUND. reserve, and one-third of the crew belong to of 1716 14th ath. w. a2 eeboe OST MONDAY | AFTERNOON, ABOUT FIVE that force, wy me are a =. = — R SALE—A GRAND CHANCE FOR A GRAND o'clock, in ‘ar, OF ensign, which under » by Fonnhwe have om one oor that must be, sold | Qral reward if retuned to 100 Latest nw. itt | admiralty warrant, most yacht clube sail. The Funes ot ee wing styicn, that can be bought at | F OST_BETWEEN 10 AND 11 O'CLOCK A.M. 2 royal yacht squadron possesses the highly- "ous juaenificen full-size Upright Grand in slesant | returad OSSD aes ee LUM FOMALH | prized privilege of flying the white ensign, old-oak case, OsT CUFF_BUTTON. WITH LETTER x | Which, since 1864, has been the only ensign in factory price $550. Usual price $750. Come and see Le ee ao ‘Teturn the | Use in the royal navy. For some considerable ‘One it full-size Upright Grand in rich Cir- | same to 903 M st, n. w.,and cdememmnces: * 8 period before the year just mentioned there cassian walnu! ward. t*_| were admirals, vice-admirals, and rear-ad- factory price: ‘Usual price 8750, Come and see O8T—THURSDAY EVENING, ON WAY mirals of the red, the white, and the blue, and oe through Smithsonian ‘a man-of-war pection and critical fine instruments, feeling assured e of either of them will be Fichly endowed. They were especially made as a sample specimen of fine work by the finest Upright makers that are repre- seated fp thin city, ive years guarantee civen with each, We will seli either of them on mot pay ments to suit, or cash. Will also, if desired. give good value for any’make of Square or Upright Pianos as part payment. — Take advantage of this opportunity Af you want something very fine, be seen at THE PIANO EXCHANGE WAREROOMS, bi 7 3628-3 O15" Pennsylvania ave. FLOR SALE-PSYCHO SAFETY BICYCLE IN an of0d condition ; can be seen after 4 p.m, at 1926 st.n. w. a 7. Liberal Paid if returned to 10% P st.n.w, L. R THOM! O8T—ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, i light-colored inst., on B st. s.w., @ ); answers to nameof Judge. (without Collar; if returned to 1610 Bast. s.w. OST—GOLD-LINK ‘and 17th and 20th sts, HARRIS & SHAFER, rE pt ‘Reward if Je27-3t Me Cae Mice 3 L° ST—ONE WHITE BULL BITCH, STRAYED away 27. Lil THE 26TH kxye Terrier ELET, BET. G AND returned to displayed the ensign indicated by the color of the admiral in command, and chat on i to an- Other station or returning home. Since 1864, however, this hasbeen altered. and the white ensign has been the ized flag of the royal navy of this country, just as the red ensign has from the beginning of the century been carried, with the comparatively recently-authorized exception already referred to, by the mercantile marine, Formerly, too, a fleet was supposed to consist of three divisions, OST MONDAY EVENING, JUNE, 24, WITH L Dupont Circle, a ‘Tortoise-She: Conn. ave. and receive reward. LICENSE, ON MON- r to the three squares of Comb with gold top. HUCKS GTOLEN. KST day, 24th instant. Any information Tecovery of same ANGELO ARKATA, 917 D 11th st. n. w. and receive and arrest of thief will be —— st.nw. OST—BLUE SKYE TERRIER, YELLOW BANGS d feet ; answers to name of Hal. Ke 3 reward, turn to 26-31 which bore the names of the red, the white and the blue squadrons, and were distinguished from one another by the ensigns they bore. The first notice of such a division is, some od that which occurs in a manuscript report by Pepys, the well-known diary writer and secre. tary to the admiralty, in which it is stated that m the expedition of the duke of Buckingha: against the Ile de Rhe in 1627 the flect was thus organized. “The duke,” writes Pepy: N Ty IR SALE—CHEAP—LARGE ICE BOX IN GOOD repair at No. 11 2d st. n. Je28-30" lying at Portsmonth, divided his fleet into @OR SALE—BICYCLE INCH, EXPERT CO- Tumbia, in first-class condition; cash or on install- ments. Apply to F, SCHAFHIRT, cor. H and North Capitol st. n. w. 27 Be POR, SAME-A BARGAIN IN GENTLE HORSE, a rs old, harness and surrey. 1519 Sst. n. w. OR GALE “SPLEN AND utle; also, Buggy at. hw., bet. dand 7p Je27-3t? OR SALE—A DIGEST OF THE LAW OF EXEC- utors, administrators, and wills, indexed on anew plan, which will enable the purchaser to settle an; juestion within few moments. Call or address JOH) GLOVER, Room 16, Auantic Building. —Je27-10t" OR SALE—A FINE OLD VIOLIN, IN EXCEI- Tent condition; a rare chance for one in search of @ Eating old, instrument. be seen at HEN EBERBACH’S, 915 F st. nw. _(Je27-3t* ‘OR SALE—CHEAP—A DOUBLE. FOLDING-DOOR Marvin Fire-Proof Safe ‘as new; bargain, to save moving and storage; aiso small single-door Safe; will make time payments to sell now. Address Box G1, Star office. ee ee OR SAL. SET DOU HARNESS, SEC- ond hand, but in wood repair, suitable for carriage OF Hight drat; also one pole for light wagon. 417 7% nw. Fe, SALE—A GREAT BARGAIN IS OFFERED in a handsome new-style Dayton W ‘and set Double Harness, both custom-made, Stable rear 1301 stn. we ID BAY MARE, KIND. and Harness. Call at $3) 27 A built old style in. ; lot 38x120; finely shaded back ‘yard; on Fa ave, mw; would exchange for : $12,000. y! 10-room corner house on Mass. £30 ALBERT F. FOX, 920 F st. nw. E DROIT PARK, TWO STORY AND : six rooms, besides bath-roo VOR RENT cellar brick Storm-room, &c. ; moderate imj rovements; in perfec order. 1813 Linden st. Apply ou premises; or. 449 Massachusetts ave. mw. it G01 CALLAN ST. N.E. 29. 304 10th pered, $17.50. 624 1 Be . ER, se, Grs., bath, £t.2.6.- Ora. Vath. papered, RIGHT’ & STOCKE1T, ‘S10 F st. bw. EW 11-ROOM HOUSE AND STABLE with adjoining side lot 22.0101 to an alley: en- tire property for $13,000, {commer house, nearly wew, one square from Dupont circle: . Recently built house, nine rooms, on 20th st, near price 89,000. Tn it cirek | . Now houses ‘on south side Rhode Island store. 1ith se.,store&3r. 15 RUST & HU 1s 5 in Rear 915 1 st. n.w.. ‘SWOKMSTEDT & BRADLE OR LENT-NEW AND HANDSOME THREE- story Pross-Brick House, ba: New ten-room x . between 4th and Sth sts, ; price $4,250 each. ve te ee. | Y.cent cue in aedbee, otk frame ae ee ae ED) = ‘OR RENT—BY RO, HOLTZMAN, REAL ES- | house, $4,500. “Apply to — + Oi HE NTINEWAND HAND -OME THEE. tate and insurance Broker, 10th aud ¥ sts. u.w 26 DULANY & WHITING, 1320 F st. OR RENT-NEW_AN A - HOUSE: BRICK HOUBE- F a Sen ge peeie coh eaadin naguen “tite | 1905, 1397 ond 1328 1008 N at... + OF... Taree Koomn on M meme, $1,000" Lot BOR1O0 to Bibat. “Keyst i751 bn st = 4 | rath vate 4 + Toom for shother building; baneain FE RENT—FROM JULY 15—NINE-ROOM BRICK 133 446 st. sw. House on Lanier ave. Lanier Heights: $00 per Frame house, N at. s.w., near corner of 436 st; 1ot 20 Fear. McLACHLEN & BAC cl x50 and udjoining lot 36 ft. fron condition ; rs eo 1215 F st. nw. 2,200; this is a chance for investment. Fu RENT— BRICK HOUSE, NINE ROOMS, FINE UE pores. ” yapd and shed, smuall cellar. “215 6 st nw. Inguire Large store and dwelling on 4% st. s.w.; lot 40x145 neat door. ETT “Sl to alley; large stock groceries, flour, feed: &c.. whole- JOR RENT—4 NEW HOUSES, 10 ROOMS, ALL wale aud retail; good trade; owner's ‘health bad: will the modern improvements; sanitary plumbing: on be sold at a bargain, U. L. BOYER, Rhode Island ave, bet. New Jerse: fe. and L tori 31 +i Ft. a. eo os ate etre HOUSES. g Fosmna aud store: all mod, improvements; tot Loses oie RENT—if44, WHODE TSLAND pat M 87; $10,000; will rent for $79. OT Loven Koom aod. Hmm a 26-: F Sippel ener mens = : aw Apply ‘H ST.—A 7 rooms; lot 20x10 to bought at once; this is a A. DARNEILLE, 618 F Je26-st" tT 4 (3 oR SALE—ON T ST, N.W., NEAR 17° T mouth, F nice Frame Dwelling of alley; will sell for 82,300 if «reat sacrifice. Apply to P. st. n.w. JOR SALE—VERY PRETTY TWO-STORY BRICK residence, 7 rooms and bath; 6th st, bet, Pand Q. mt Toouws in Building," fireproof,2ele- 1211 ¥ Vators, heated by ba 2 TORI 512% Lith st. n.w.. RO. Hi * t oor 2-ntory Ber 26th st. $2,400 each. a % ‘our 2-story Bricks on 26th st. m. w. 2,400 each. 4 pe ge NFURNISHED— under rental of $15 per mo. each. 3 th at., bet. Nand 0, Georcetown, 2 rooms, 7 bed-roonis, bath, ke 7 brick stable in the rear, two stalls and carriage-house E fine grounds in rear of house; plenty of shade. Price; 100. ‘Terms easy. story and Mausard roof Residence; 9 rooms, on 5th st, bet. T aud U; rents for $45 per mo. Price, 87,400." Easy terme. For parti apply to $e22-28 VOR SALE—BARGAINS— story Brick, 9 rs., it, bet, 15th and 16th..88,250 story Brick, H st., opp. Gov’ ese 817TH st. ne, frame, lot 2 rei aes Sc Permission to inspect the above Tas) » tuspect “<o ert HELDER, 1215 F » we | es RENT -KOOM HOUSE, A. ML, LAN- ier Heughts. special low rent if leased from July 1 McLACHLE! URNISHED HOUSES. Sst. bk, 122z Ist. ne BATCHELDEK, 1215 F stn. w. $25 prettiest (Queen Anne) home. ‘best improved location northeast; on two car lines yo story abd back building ; bay window and balcony ; 7 rooms: hot and cold water; oak finish: ouk mantels; built by day-work, BUR 22-6 1422 N. JOR SALE $3,650 #300 Cai 835 MC will get the last of 11 of those beantiful 3 JOR RENT— 4 Sth st. n.w., 8 room: 154? Columbia st., § rooms...” | Peum. c iat 5 brick 112 F st, .2 si bk 609 new 2°story bk's oF story Hst.me., 7 rooms. .2 and back building bay window and balcony houses on 0) Hist, e.; 10 rooms, handsomely finished ii tural FUKNISHE! inet oak mantels; —- ces; two li 20, Toms Circle, Set. 1 door. f iy Lr., roughly te and handsomely fur- 9 175 171 Fok SAL P08 EXCHANGE FOR U roperty in any section of the cit: and basement brick Houses, containin € Ys bath, on G st, near 22d new. Price © exchange for unimproved property. ESTIN P. BROWN, Keal Estatean 1419 F st. 14 take elevator. — Je22-11n_ VOR SALE. y BRICK DWELLING on 15th st. n.w.; 3 rooms deep; 9 rooms and cel- jarin all; furnace and all mod. impe.; brown-stone SSERE 10 35. base and belt course; wood mantels, with beveled 10 FLATS. late ice tilings; house handsomely 1341 14th et, large (0 LT 14th st, second For permit to in- ore. 3 $ «price $7,400; terns cau mit to ‘oor fiat “p00 bly to YLER & RUTHERFORD, 1307 F st. OR SALE—A FIN . 7 Wey tim story ae ee 50 1748 ae In rear of 1420 N st., 3 stalls, room for 3 carriaces, | Jid'Nacement Brick, 1 Tah; lot 22 ‘a tuli list apply to” WESCOTT & WILGOX. coachinan's root, rst Class... 821.00 | Sout eu to alley. nice 213,000, by 1007 Pa. ave.n.w. x M. frst w aN THOS. G. HENSEY & CO., S-STORV BnicK, | °° _ pa pe | Ae sas Re. st. n.w., 4-stors’ | FQOR RENT—907 T ST. N.W.. THREE STORIE! 50; ain 84H | Frewgit oome cellar, gaat bath, cod ait ead, hanes Rees Sncliae teams: sete ieee Te at 847.50. ud dining-room on Ist floor: fronts south; | Vict attic: cellar, pump rooms and sheds besten KLY SONS, 50. JOAN A. PRESCOTT, 1416 F st. n.w. sgh ckalher bios chide tenens cies tran st now. lw n * lian ave. ; con- JOR RENT—S11 D 8. N. W., 12-ROOM HOUS! eri 5 Price $6,750; only’ $750 1 E ST. N. W. 2D AND 3D all mod. imps. Apply 133 £ st. n.w., comer — Sood five years; and’ balance ar- Let TzandSpm |” Je26-8° | dion for renting furnished tosma. ear Pecan oie PeeTaL Sas" pegerptice im the village . LENT TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE. 1633 | NOR RENT—405 kt ST. N.W., 7 ROOMS, BRICK, a3 — a h'st m.w., $208 month Inquire at 1: 1 modern itu OK BALE—A BARGAIN IN THE NORTHWEST, ew: on = EF Tay Salmi W811 in the center of the city, @ three-story and ick, all ms. lot 18x99 to alley: price $4,000 if sohd TOR RENT {OR RE: t- 2424 K ST N.Wi8 ROOMS, BRICK, atonce, jern improvements: #30 per mout rooms, m. 4, 1341 LOT. BW ATTRACTIVE | Salance ca monthly papmests any & 00, Mindow brick, ten Je13-1m “1300 F street n.w. |AIN—BRICK HOUSE, Apply to A LE—SPECIAL BARG, cst st. mn. w., containing 14 rooms, 2 Fin? RK RENT—BRICK HOUSE CO: =e ri * rooms and bath, with modern improvements; | roo ail m.i.,the house is m for ing] a Ser ..rerenelieue tL ter.u0.4 1521 Kinwinan Pinee, between 13th and Lith Pand G | and should be exainined to be appreciated’: wilt be = 911908 fOr. Apply to YOUN'F. GHEEN, 14hg Foaronably, ne the owner desirea to leave the city. GRAMAM & BOLTON, Sr HOUSE -RO-70I my2-lm ** “Glover Building, 1410 P ot mew. RENT—1100 STH ST. N. W.. NINE ROOMS and desirable home RENT M STREET geeupied for 20 years by a physician, 11 OR SALE—-AT PRIVATE SALE A STYLISH BAY Horse, 6 years old; excellent traveler, superior sud- Gic animal, safe and reliable every way. aieo an elexant Extension“top Surrey, a fine Ladies’ Phaeton. set excel- lent Harness, Hobes,’ &c. Will sell separate for less than half value on account of owner removing from te city. Apply at owner's stable, 1006 13th st. n. w. nel vegetal ee ud vexetable stores; Brice, By ‘LE FOR MEAT s very cheap. OE DIS, 421 Bat. we. Jez’ JJQOR SALE—PAIR SORRELL HORSES; SINGLE OR Pee iertectiy inated ets beeio it said tate week. PARK STABLES, D ‘t,, bet, 2d and 3d Also set of Wood Gibson Double Harness. Je27-3t* FOE SALE SEE EV of Hi NING STAR JUNE 26 FOR descriptio: lobe sold by WARNER On Friday, June 28. 53 _9e25,2) JOR SALE—A NICE Di Hy 900 Ibs. ; 8 years ol pe ‘soun riect and gentle. Apply or address 8. N.H., st. Be. JeSo-ae PN F a ry ye a da : ata low pric 2 fal and Tich-toued ‘tail weal cabinet, Grand Piano, nearly new, been nice! for and will be fully au C guaranteed. Cost $425. for $250 in pay~ ments to suit; or, if $309 for ouly #2. ental cash to quick buyer, $2 tool and Scarf included. ‘Owner, ex-official, lett ‘Apply at once to THE PIANO EXCHANGE, 913 Pennsylvania ave, SALE-THREE SHOW CASES, STORE Stove, two Clocks, Baby Carriage, Sewing Machine, Carpetsand few lots of Furniture, Address H. E. 23335 Massachusetts ave, wi. 2 426 WOR FO8, BALEA [HANDSOME | BUGGY-PHAETON and harness, i perfect order; strong. light, and durable; very little Apply Dunbarton ave, Georgetown. Je26-3t" FOR SALE_ON, FRIDAY WARNER, WILL SELL a Bar of large Brown Mares; weigh 2,800 pounds, §€25,27,.28 JOR SALE—ONE KA. one Double Outrigger, ; one 2B-foot Si 8 people, AS SAILING CANOE,81 10; one Single Outrigwer, 125 one 18-foot Boat, eL tesellorb xi = SONS, ag SILK CULTURE. A PROFITABLE INVESTMENT. Inaletter received from Miss Maggie J. Palmer she ‘The first year I tried Silk Culture I cleared $300, the second year $1,200.50, the third year 810,000, pear it a very pleasant as well as avery profitable yusintess. Miss Palmer bas become interested in the Silk Col gby st Odenton and has charge of the cocoonery there this scammer, We have only a few more of these Silk Farms to sell at $325 each. ‘They wil double in value next year, Itis not'necessary lor a person to live there in order to derive a benefit, as we mak e crop and sell it for each purehiser, charging only a small per ceut for the work. ‘This inyestment will pay better than stocks, bonds, or ground rents, and every year will double its value SOUTHERN SILK ASSOCIATION, 5 410 7th st. n. w. F R SALE—LOOK OUT FOR THE STAR ON Wednesday for. description of Horses, WARNER is going to well on Friday. 28 JOR SALE—AT A BARGAIN, 1 -HORSE power horizontal tubular Boiler, nearly new; with oe Jez: full cast front and trimmings: complete for Inguire at room 11, 1503 Pa. ave. n.w. OR SALE—A LARGE DO! Set Kitchen Range and Hot-water Bolle bew; will ic Call at Hampshi foreman Ris r, all near] i 1400 ‘New ave., cor. 20t for plumber or renter new building. COLONIAL BEACH LOTS, R choice, on installments; fine ‘ald Vio~ ‘ols. Patent Office Gazette, Rhode Isiand ave. n.w. Bound V RNE, 1433 2 ELEGANT UPRIGHT PIANOS, 25, one for $175 cash: nearly new; to be G.L. WILD & BRO'S., 709 7th st. nw, WOR SALE—THE PIANO BARGAIN OF THE (ay—one beautiful toned Upright, Auished in faucy walnut, $248; eas) HUGO WORCH & CO., 92: st. nw. 243m |ALE—ON a FRIDAY YOU CAN 3 nice Shetland Poi ness; young, sound, and gentle. POR sMLETA NUMBER OF PIANOS, BY THE best makers, at very low prices. These pianos have eon rented during the season and are offered for sale much below ices, Any one desiri Chase will Sud it to thelr advantage ou and terms, SANDE _ $e22-6t | g FOR SALE-LARGEST AND BEST ASSOMTMENT at the lowest cut prices ever offered for cash and ho trade. Columbus Buxgtes reduced to $130; Cut- uni 125 ; Dayto ; Extension-top at gi7o: Jumb-seat Surrey sai0 tion. Je2i-im. Cor. Oth and N. ¥.av Fo ITY HEAD 0} pe ‘Turno Cali'and see stock. WF. RS. é a Ly ot ternter ns ariete in a - 1231 E st. now. ak ballisall achchanen . Foomé, | HOR SALE THAT ELEGANT RESIDEN @ALE— NEXT WARNER So gee month, PLANE & TURPIN, Safe Deposit | mona wtabic gO. Bplendld chance te eee | angverment ave, 2... with stabloatiached. “Bagua.” the ; “Trax,” the pacer, eENT- . 10. 181 OR RENT—10-ROOM BRICK HOU: SITE | — R SALE— jOCKING BIR F: = tS ry A-E 4 F ea anne sllmslern conveniences DENTISTRY. Echees coialshee 20 Scanners ‘Bird Seope StF o nOST & HUNGERPORD, 654 T4th et. Jet0ede” | Romy Paered: beck porches; 43 in wens ze atk v $ = at. Bw. ete ime 0K RENT~24% 10TH ST. N. E., 6 ROOMS: FINE | JOR RENT—1302 L ST—ELEVEN ROOMS AND re, ri = MEEKS. 1 HAVE ‘oneseted collar, bowes bas: ase closets a4 poe cellar; sanitary plumbing. For. term a pr TD icca ppiteaton so cu bree sn ed Free bog Neh ieee nowt. 1385 and 13:5 H st.1e. Groots, | mission. to apply to GREEN & CUNNING. | BE; ek ee id door. 422 bth st. n.c. 6 rooms, | HAM, 1406 F st. Je18-1m*” | Bs aeons Dentist, 715 14th af: Rw. ‘Wagona: E 23, and dwelling of S03 East Conte FOR RENE EATS 1251 BSE, NW NEAR COR | 5S "a-raNEYOR HAS REMOVED WIS DEN: | Whip» St prices and S rodms, moderu, at $23. MM. ROHKER. 302 modern cop tenjencen, Pugecaion rad ro D ‘Gmice and residence to 1 OF Ost: 2. w» corner Kepeeine aod {fn aby market, home ora ad ca 3e26-3¢ — yelsior 16th st. ‘The red herdics pase the door” “miy'1- Ieee call'st G21 to O2T ORE we —1537 14TH ST N. W.. VERY CoM- Foomé, laire parlor and Sowner, 411 12th uw. Key atcoruer store: nyo een ee eee ee KENT.—NEW BRICK HOUSE, 308 2 eae eg R. STARR P, NB, ST., COR. Lee en enna ___FOR RENT—STORES. SPECIALTIES. Frctnn pean pati tera it ae | (Ts AP Beene An APU Ce saison ee plete Fyre ea fos esac se Gris: | PROFESSIONAL snd tS BOARDING. 1710 %vo ‘e iabie or transient board: summer rates ANTED—TEN MECHANICS TO OCCUPY NIC! large, cool rooms, with buaul; $4 P J Gat and wife, $4.30. per board. “Adadrene Ht ME, Star office, it P ST. FURNISHED ROOMS WITH j,location particulary dee of 1303 sirable for summer; the doo EBSTER, 513 Thome: cetitral to rniture ; it day, 81 to 82. J. A. DEW! first-class board. st. new. ‘ith ‘board at reasonable HRGE, COOL, FLEASANT fellent table, home cocking; cars within a few ste) 13TH ST. all wit! TT, Prop. N.W., SIG per week. Also ch Excellent Je26-30" weshiteD iat at Prop. jelt-om Squadrons, | Himselfe, admirall and generall in chiefe, went in ye Triumph, bearing the stand- ard of England in ye maine topp, and admirall ular of the bloody colours.’ The earl of dsay was vice-admiral to the fleete in the inbowe, bearing the king’s usual colors in his fore topp. and.a blew flag in his maine topp, and was admirall of the blew colours. The Lord Harvey was rear-admirall in ye Repulse, bearing the king’s usual colours in his mizen and a white flag in the maine tépp, and wasad- mirall of ye squadron of white ¢olours.” Itis noticeable that in this instaree the blue flag took precedence of the white. Under the commonwealth the bine was relegated to the third place, and it continued in that position until the distinction of squadrons by means of the color of the ensign they bore was abolished E, Ir Tx Masvracrurres OF BOYS’ AND CHILDREN’S SUITS OR WE COULD FORECAST THE MARKET, YOU'D NOT GET SUCH SUITS FOR $3.50 AND $4.25 AS WE ARE NOW OFFERING AT THOSE PRICES, NEITHER WOULD YOU SEE WHITE FLANNEL WHITE SERGE, AND WHITE DUCK SAILOR AND NORFOLK SUITS SELLING AT THE PRICES WE HAVE ON THEM. THIS 18 OUR LOSS ANI 1D YOUR GAIN. NEW LINES OF SMALL BOYS’ EXTRA PANTS. CORDUROYS, CHEVIOTS, CASSIMERES AND FLANNELS, JUST RECEIVED, LINEN JACKET SUITS, $1.50. LINEN NORFOLK SUITS, $2. WHITE DUCK PANTS, 750. PLAIN AND STRIPED LINEN PANTS, 500. LONG PANTS SUITS OF SERGE, CHEV10’ ‘IT AND CASSIMERE, LIGHT WEIGHTS, COOL AND STYLISH. E. B. BARNUM & CO, 427 Medals and Premiums Distributed at the ST. AUGUSTIN: $31 PENNSYLVANIA AVE Closing Exercises Last Evening. The closing exercises of St. Augustine's school took place at 5 o'clock last evening in the basement hall of the church, which was well filled with the parents and. friends of the children, Premiums studies, &c., were awarded to the following Misses Julia Johnson, Christine Dorsey, Cora Dorsey, Maria Thomas, Sarah Primes, Madeline Young, Fannie Middleton, Blanche Annie Harris, Sarah Green, Marie James, Sarah Thomas, Rose Dodson, Sarah Waters, Georgie Green, Lida Bertha; Bond, Mary Farrell, Carrie Gross, Florence Small- wood, Celia Tudy, John Duval, Charles Gant, illiam Johnson, Willie John- son, Sylvester Reader, L. Harris, 8. Tabbs, L. Smith, Carrie Hawkins, pupil Wade, Mary Harris, Bond, Gertrude - Charles Burns, Howard, Sallie Burns, Bowen, Bertie Young, Atkins, Jennie Harris, Susie McFarland, B. Allen, Lizzie Spriggs, Jennie Davis, Florence Hubbard, wag pte Mahala Beecham, nie Smith, Eddie Hubbard, George Conway, George Thomas, Joseph Ro. ‘arren, Daniel Gant, Weldon, Joseph Smith, John Washington, Mamie Lacy, sary, Frank Smith, for improvement Mary Mi ina Clarence Wood, Ernest Smallwood, Edw: Dyer, James Johnson, Julia Jackson, Lulu errywether, Alice Johnson, Gussie Clarke, Olive Ratcliffe, Loretto Gross, Addie Mar- shall, Sarah Hunter, Mary Green, Sarah Wi Bertha Harris, Annie Hi joseph. in 1864. It ix clear, however, that some such distin tion was necessary in the old days when & fleet consisted of an enormous number of vessels, all told, and it is perhaps not quite evi- dent that it,or something like it, would not have to be revived e necessitate rei, in the event of such a war as should compel us to put forth the whole of our naval strength. Here, how- ever, it may beas well to observe that previous to 1805 the admiral commanding in the center flew at the main, not the red fing, but the union, familiarly, but erroneously, known as the union jack, There is an immense amount ofloreconnected with national flags and the manner in which they have come to be adopted. It would be useless attempting to give even an epitome of it here, but it may be interesting, avoiding heraldic terms as much as possible, to devote some little consideration to the subject. The portion of a flag, it may be as well to explain, nearest the staff or to the rope to which it is attached, is known as the hoist. Then comes | the center, and the outer t is descrbed as the fly. We have already en of three English ensigns used under different cireum- | stances and conditions. In each case the un- ion occupies the canton or upper part of the hoist, but, whereas in the red and blue ensigns the remainder of a of the color indi- cated by its name, the white ensign has upon it the red cross of St. George extending over the whole field. This was for a time the distinguishing flag of England. national flag of Scotland is a white saltire, or St. An- drew’s cross, upon a blue field—technically, azure, a saltire argent—and what it has been customary to describe as the flag of Ireland is a red saltire upon a white field, Strictly speaking, however, Ireland never hada national flag. Before the invasion of 1172 the petty king who was elected to the chief place continued to use his own standard, For some time subsequent to 1172 the standard of Ireland bore three golden crowns on a blue field. Hei VIII substituted harps for crowns for fear, it said, that the latter might be taken for the triple crown of the > ta as Mr. Macgeorge pear in the royal stendard until it. was placed there by James I. the crowns of England and Scotland, the first union flag was formed by the combination of the St. George's cross with the saltire of Scot- | land, and it appears that this flag was used for ships only, though it was not then worn in the ensign, but was used separately on the “jack staff” on the bowsprit, as the union jack, erly so-called, now is, To clear this point up once and for all, let us say that it is held by the best authorities that, in spite of the usage of the war office to the contrary, the flag usually called the union jack ought to be spoken of as the union flag, and is only to be described by its ordinary title when a small edition of it is usédas a “jack,” that is, is flown from the jack-staff, situated formerly on the bowsprit and now in the bows of a man-of-war. During the commonwealth the parliament expunged the Scottish cross with its blue field from the union and introduced the Irish harp in the fly of the ensign, but the restoration saw ee ee stan beg’ and on the union with Ireland at imning of the present century the Irish saltire was added to it and the flag assumed its present form. It must be admitted that, from a heraldic point of view, it can scarcely be called an eminent success, written description, or verbal blazon, given of it was correct —— the flag has never been made in accor: with that description, The white and red saltires—or diagonal if we may so say—and Scotland and Irelan are ‘‘countercharged,” that is, while in the first an third quarters the white is uppermost, in the second and fourth the red is uppermost. But in order to meet a law of hei y that color is not to be placed upon color, or metal upon metal, it is necessary that when the red crosses of England and Ireland come into con- tact with the blue ground of the flag they should be “fimbriated,” in other words sepa- rated by a very narrow border, in this case of white. This has been done in regard to the Irish saltire, but the border which 1s uniformly placed round the cross of St. George is so wide that it is not a “‘fimbriation” at all, but forms another cross upon which the red emblem of St. George is superimposed. Mr. Laughton, in his ‘Heraldry of the Sea,” suggests that this was done marposels to an ancient tradition of the combination of the red cross of res ome with the white cross of France. This, however, cannot have been the case, as the written blazon removes all doubt as to what was intended The union flag is sel- dom flown at sea, except as part of the e When her majesty is on ‘any vessel it is hoisted on the mi peered aches fae pe yey nen, be on the mainmast and that of the ei — admiral on the foremast, It flies in i mainmast as the flag of an of the flect, and it is hoisted, we believe, on board 4 ship on which a court-martial is taking place, It was inserted in the ensign in 1707, previous to which date the latter bore the English cross in the canton, The royal standard of this coun- try has varied considerably from time to time. At present it bears the arms of Ida Dyer, Second und Ireland ie third. Ii vaste it may Fiore F Sarah Green, Clara Harris, known that the Prince of W: sme Florence Hawley, Sarah Holmes, Mary Haw- of his o which is always hoisted ‘Annie Pinn, Susie Rateliffe, | when he is on board a It isthe same as Della Stewart, Tibbs, Mary Stewart, Saree siemens that it bears, to use We Carrie language, a argent of three farren, Mary pen Points, with the arms of Saxony on an eecatch- a eon Brown, J Sag Eas A which Wee sake Repay Ngarny ar | ma mara a. een eh Raine Arthur Howard, Willie Jenifer, James Jenifer, | United States of America, Before the Declara- Ragone Laws Attra Laseh, Waite: Ment tion of Independence the different colonies Middleton, John Smith, not always without ‘the James Simms, Hicks, James Bern- | of the mother country with the ard —— ohn Younger, Bernard some local emblem. The first indeed, Aloysius eS Peper Rb bags of the Eddie Wateon. Gold for ex- | J; States consisted of now familiar Blanche Wade, Madeline Young, Julia Joba: | “inet the dag of the United Stone be thee Thomas, stripes, alternately red and white, and that the union be thirteen stars, white, in a blue field, recently fell rommetas: ©. new constellation.” Twenty- and found to contain | two years the number of and stars was alike increased to fifteen, 1818 Con- tin, | gress reverted to the old stripes, the tae sotioar of stars we Inoronselite toreae fell | the number of stars was before | and it was ordered that one be tribu- | to in obscurity. it certaisiy be the for | from ihe colors * ints out, the harp did not ap- | In 1603, on the union of | In 794 it was ordered that the flag should be- adopted as now in nse, and, though this ins Junction does not seom to have been immedi« ately or universally complied with, it gradually secured acceptance | j | | | | chamber of the Henry Colliery, for General Cameron place at 1 o'clock Saturday afternoon. The | Dr. W. B. Atkinson, Philadelphia; together with all his examination the bolo (or onve-in} was foun -five feet Mr. ton sh once procured «sadder This country by no means stands alone in set- ting apart «special ensign for the use of ite mercantile marine. Germany, Russia, §) Denmark have fo have Peru and Mexico, as well asa number of minor states in America, There is obviously much more that might be written regarding the use of flags afloat, Their employment for the Among European n, Norw imilar course, as owed a Purposes of signaling ix worthy of notice; #0 are the international usages regarding them, and the limits within which they may hon- orably used for purposes of ption during would lend us too far afcld and would cause this article to extend to too great a length, General Cameron’s Funeral. All the arrangements have been completed funeral, which takes body arrived in Harrisburg from Donegal last night and wasat once removed to the old man- sion on South Front street. The funeral will be of the simplest character. The service will Be conducted by Rev. Dr Chambers, and the pall-bearers will be old friends, el A Labor Leader Sued for Libel. A Providence special tothe New York Tritune says: At the suit of David O. Black, proprietor of the Evening Telegram, L. BR. Randall, presi- dent of Typographical union No. 33, was ar- rested yesterday afternoon for libel, damage being nid at 5,000. This suit grows out of resolutions passed by the Rhode Island Central labor union at the instigation of No. 33, urging & boycott on the Telegram, —— 2 The Valkyrie Gone to the Clyde. A Liverpool special cable to the New York Herald says: Lora Dunraven came down from Southampton Wednesday to join the Valkyrie in the Mersey. In an interview with several prominent yachting men Lord Dunraven stated his belief that under the old conditions Valkyrie would have easily won the Mersey trophy. The yacht subsequently left ber an- chorage and proceeded under the tow of « powerful steam tug for the Clyde. She will start, itis said, for America about the first week in August. Lord Dunraven has not yet decided whether he will cross in her or not, — so Twelve Bodies Recovered. e thus far been recovered , railroad wreck. It is expected that others will be found as soon as the bottom of the creek 1s reached. The flag- man, Heacox, insists that he did flag properly, but that owing to the fog which prevailed the engineer did not see the lights. He started to run and was at the bridge when the train rounded the curve. He gave the signal, but the engineer could not stop the train and the crash followed. coo More Thorough Training for Doctors. At the meeting of the American medical as sociation at Newport yesterday Dr. Humphrey Storer, of Boston, ex-president of the associa- tion, presented a communication received from the Social Science association, inclosing a copy of resolutions passed by that association de- manding @ more thorough training for medical students and petitioning the legislatures for laws against the incorporation of bodies un- qualified to teach medicine. The nominating committee reported the following officers: President, Dr. E. M. Moore, New York; vice- Presidents, Dra. J. W. Jackson, Missouri; W. Y. Kimball, Minnesota; J. H. Warren, Massa- chusetts; T. B, Evans, Missouri; treasurer, Dr. Richard J. Dunghison, Philadelphia; 2 airman of committee of arrangements, Dr. Kk. W. Briggs, Nashville; assistant secretary, Dr. C. G. Sav- age, Nashville. Nashville, Tenn., is the ap- inted place for the next meeting, the third _y in May. see Suicide of a Pennsylvania Legislator. Dr. Jonn J, Brown, a prominent physician at Hampton, Pa., and a member of the Pennsyl- vania legislature, died at his home yesterday from a heavy dose of morphia, probably twenty grains, tiken on Tuesday evening with suicidal intent, as a note stated which lay unfinished on his desk before him when he was found. He was a graduate of the Maryland univers thirty-eight years of age, and leaves a wile a children, No motive is given for the shanti eceaibctabe Gladstone on the Irish Union. Mr. Gladstone has an article in the Nine teenth Century entitled “Plain Speaking on the Irish Union.” In it he says: “Sir Rich- ard Webster, in examining Mr. Wm. O'Brien before the Parnell commission, implicd that a grave charge would be proved against certain Irishmen if it could be shown that they re- garded English power as alien, I should like | to have asked Mr. O'Brien whether the Irish, 80 far as he knew, regarded the act of union ag pomensed of the same moral authority as the against theft and murder, or ax possessed of moral authority at all. Ido not doubt that Mr. O'Brien would have auswered that they regarded it as an act of force to which Ireland was under nota moral, but only a prudential obligation to conform. There may be immor- ality ip miscalculated resistance even to m- moral laws, but such resistance is in itself im- moral. The question is whether worship of the act of union is piety or superstition.” mornin seat. Aone ara A Girl Terribly Cut by a Burglar. A burglar entered the house of John Webber, at La Crosse, Wis., Wednesday night, through a window in a room occupied by his two daugh- ters, Kate and Lena. The girls were awakened while the robber was searching their clothing, and Lena, the youngest sister, aged eighteon attempted to escape, She stumbled and fell, and before she could arise she was seized by the burglar, who plungeda knife into her body. The knife was pulled upward anda deep gash about nine inches long was cut, leaving exposed the heart, lungs, and intestines. The assassin then went to the bed and made a thrust at the other girl, who managed, however, to evade the knife. The family were aroused by the noises, but the burglar escaped from the house. The entire police force is at work on the case and has made about twenty « suspicious characters. There is much excite- ment, and if the murderer is caught he will probably be lynched, His victim is expected from top to bottom. He hastened to the cellar and there he discovered that half of the bottom had fallen out, taking with it the stone founda- tion and the garden in front of his house, lies, Uj € + Ft found that it was ‘decided to hold the stale convention at cotvent ek the Mare mle at ofa ‘from of a sub-overseer. 400 looms are