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dj 2a at. Bierce Water attire be 14041 50 each. EITCH, FOX & BROWN, 1437 Penn. ave. uw. ROOMS. LARGE [0k RENT—Sa4-A ST. SE. celigr. taoderi imps: ampie closets, bay window sori front, dovirable nekchborhood, Apply. ¢ MIDDLETON, 526 Ast. se. auzo-zt ” RENT. jl WALLACH ST, BET. 13TH, Fite Pana 0 sta new; newly pavered, acs rooms and bath. $35 per month; 400 New Jersey ave. th; 625 per mouth. RK. M. MOK- 4 F st. ow. auly-3t JOR RENT—NINE FINE ROOMS AT 1209 G , both for business or private. Inquire of a! WASHW'N DANE NHOWEK, 1115 Fst. JOR RENT_—651 2D ST. N.E., CORNER OF G S rooms; mod. gmps ; Vaquate from cars. $3250. BAKNES & WEAVER, = (OMAR EB WAGGAM. BY Teal Eatnte Broker, 917 F st m. HOUSES. Part of house 1808 H st. nw., 1: 2 252 Nd. av ois 10th Ned. 40 61749 Del 40 61 dee Str. & dwg. 609 Tat. ne. 2 Hall, i800 41g st. sow. 20 Store room io4l M floor, 419 12th core netieset it OFFICES, Central Building, room, 468 La. ave., it. room, 10 | 4th floor. or 468 1.4. ave., Pi room i. ceeee-10) sd fluor, 5 ‘The sbove isonly a portion of the property on my books. For full list call at office for bulletin issuedon the Istand 15th. [auz9] THOS. E. WAGGAMAN. Frou, BEXT— sacs 4391 ST &% ROOMS; mod. imps; ipwood urder; $2 Two Buse- ment Oifices 230 ; ih good onter; $310 per BEAUTIFUL HOME, 631 NORTH Carolina ave., half square from Penn. cars; house 40 fect front, six large and two small rooms, cellar and all m.:; heated by turnace; large. splendid nt, 830. THOS. G. ata e &O,, 2. Provement a 2 KENT—TO COLORED TENANT, 1110 K ST. wiht rooms amd bath. HOCLAY STEWAMY & SON, 1224 F st.nw. JOR RENT—DOU HOU squares trom War Departm, Apply to FITCH, 50 PER MONTH, 1 3 Lrfek House; G rooms: modern conveniences: ex- Keys at 1301 T st. biz taming fourteen rooms, 209 East Or witout stable. ; handsomely decorated and papered by Mess. W. Ho Houghton & Co,; new sanitary pluntng; heating aew and complete; Lath second and thid flours .@anndry, &e. Apoly to Phawix Mutual Lif Building. SEVEN-ROOM arkeyard ; back en- 10 Pomeroy st..6i 9 Wilson #t, oF. 1 Ist s. 5 8 ROOMS; . tol: $10. BARNES & WEAVEK, 629 F st. aw. 1850 LARCH ST., LE DROIT PARK. Nev#-room English Basement. on] mi cale cars. payered throuzlout, 3:40. anzs-t BAL & WEAVER. 629 F PLOk_ENT—1904 11TH ST. N.W.; SIX-RooM Brie; Rewly papered throughout; ore BAKNES & W ) SPRUCE ST., LE DROIr PARK. G-z9m Brick: nicely yapered: mod, imps; cable 8. Bi JAKNES & WEAVE, 629 F Brent place, bet. Csts. wi ndar Capitol, B. & 0. depot aud Gov't PrintinfMice; Slo each, JAS. F. DENS’ Fst. ne ‘auZzS-ar* 3 " C#.. 13r.. mi.....60 1079 6th st-ne.. 6.16. at 8 mtr y 630 40 4 Green's alley, 4r STOKES & DW. > 1819 14th st. now. O n.w., Gr. & store. 45 1 12th store & cellar. 25 SWOKSISTEDT & BRADLEY, 927 Fat ne, BE! {ROOMS BATITAND QOMENT— 1512 T ST.. S ROOMS AND BATH #4 1421 Columbia st..’6 rooms aud bath. 826.30, MERRILL. & TERRY au2st , 1114 F st. nw. Foeest BAND 545 FLORIDA AVE. NW, newine-roon: Bricks; every improvement. heated by furte, Keut $40. FRISTOE & SIMP : Fat au2s-st 28 14TH ST. N.W., SIX ROOMS; imps; cheap; & FITZHUGH & 2028 14th st now. auZs-ste wt RE: fice, 6 roo andosmts open, 3 RENT. tory Bric 3 Prospect Frospect » Ls 200 PROSPECT AVE rooms and bath €.. new B-ro. room Brick, #.1 Ye CASILEAK, RNT—1324 18TH ST je, Stall Frame House; 6 rooms, jPaunted, beautiful location Ii WLY PAINTED 6-KOOM BRICK yweliaiie Nost. w.w.; $20; cheap. W. C. D¥ALL. Y LW. ik KENT—507 10TH ST. NW welling Inquire 1915 Feuna. w.. S rooms snd bath, rooms and Cath, a. rooms and bath W. TE HOPKINS & CO : at. 30 290 M. Oe. water 18d, Sz.m4 0 2Y1 8-20 Olive vt. Gr. For s sti ist ayy ts WESCOTT & WLOX, 1007 Pa. ave aw, 0 10 it » JAMES M. Gk Ok RENT. FIFTEEN NEW HOUSES. We offer for rent frou Ist to loth of September twelve Z-story an'l cellar Houses and three 3-story and cellar Houses ou Ja at. u.e., Just scuth of H street care. ‘These houses are just being completed in attractive manner, have three rooma on e floor, concrete cellars, Fauges, lntrobes, fret-clase plumbing and other iod: to SAUNDERS & CO, 140° ern lmprovements. Examine aud apply at once iM. He 1206 Pat. nw. Ve. Zul Qet na. w.. ir..100 ; TEN ROOMS, THREE thie: electric bells, ke. S80. N bet. North i; new: @ HEDKELL & Mo- FR RENT. iow. apply w W.-C. SUHSSOR, 718 obsess re Ba TOR RE it JOHNSO: ‘bath ‘and T—ON N. story Brick House, with nu from electric cars, Inquire OK RENT—12il RHODE Is} FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS ~ ee es Towa circle, Inquire of Dr. WINTER, i ‘st. nw.. corner of Marion; wine rooms ted by iurnace: papered throughou For keys and permit see McLACH i CHELDER, 1001 G si es RENT—447 Ms summer ki it: ENE St order and’ finely 15 Fo REN mont ~ 1311 AND 1313 F ST. N.W., Adjoining the Sultable for Stores or Umtice Pur '. THOS, J. FISHEH & CO. au25-6 Os KENT Mat. n, ment; al Cor. st., 4 Union o. 304 Va. av, 10r. BUILDING. HOUBES, W., 162. $150 507 12th at. 781 URNISHED n.W., hear lows Circle; tui 1 inodern improvements furnished; rent re years. 10 | 1327 lain et hw. “SHOS. F st nw. ¥ KR. O. HOLTZMAN, REAL ES- tate and Insurance Broker, 1Uth and ¥ sts. 2. ‘Bs Fe ed by steamy, jie. $0 tw 100 each, ree in complete 0 per us uv. tos x eu K 2, = POE BES E00 16k OR RE: Window Bric! dition ; $70 per month. w. lw large store and cel good tenant; key next door. PEM, Sherv OOK MANT—UNFUKNISHED. he Mass 0: Meta. 3 Wei au23-6t ok RENT—NE ¥ imp au 9-004 F JOK RENT—HOU rooms, ineluding Lath ; 050] ie ke Rent #35. Luquire at (oe RENT—HO! 4117 AND 119 NEW YORK ave. n.w.; excellent condition all modern im- provement” Reut $0 per month, “Apply 124 N st. ay-ote ook RENT— eee cae slo jOK RENT—A erty, 7-Koon! “Brick House bake oven, yard and new brick der. lorida avi emen ie Apply SWOKMSTEDT & extended, Jar. Ost. nw, ‘the above houses con beexamined foce only. ‘T_DWELL ‘eight roon 5 im perfect repair. . GSZ_O at. WM. P. YOUNG, 3 F wt. new. N.W.; HAS HST. Inquire Wad Tir ...65 THOMAS J. Fis! are iS STEIGER & LIEBER: E1115 10TH ST. Dt. Patrick st, 1845 Larch St, Sr. $:3 15th ot, 6 Prospect Preap't fayette square, 1 28 29th ot awe 8 JU NEW BRICK DWELLINGS ON Ost. west of 16th. , 10 rooms snd bath: chem © of HENK: « MANN, F lex. 1 ur, av. F180 ave. Br. 19.30 DESIRABLE BU INESS PROP- 3 T1736 AND 1738 CORCORAS rooms and bath, furnace heat, & throughout. A. H. SEMMES, Koom Stree! iF Tange, hot aud cold water and water closets, vermonth, Apply to ry larve rooms: from: $400 to €600 per 21m Jok KENT—510 1271 ST. NW ing, suitable for dwelling — i for reams al 2d wt, and M JOHN E. BEAL! 8 papered 416 8 aulé-in NT FAMILY HOTEL OF Jone hy mouth for several yeara A. HAKDING, 606 11th st, BRICK BUILD- id N ats, 1321 F st, Fok Seat T Hee _an20-Gt - = BS KENT—STOKE AND DWELLING. 114 91H st. u.w.; 10 rooms, all moder: unprovemvate, Tuquure at au’ 20) Dwelling Wc. DU ro) wo bake Iw RENT DUVA i RENT ov ouable. A. J. FOR _RENT--STORE:! NEW STORES WITH DWE! th st new. JOHN M. auzo-1w* A DESIRABLE + hear Loundary; Dath above. ‘THos. J. FISHE — NEWLY Par T Sth avd N ot 92> Fat uw. OUTHWEST CORNER UW. Brick Store aud Dwelling, iectionery and bakery BAW, bk, 1005 ips; et to Janitor. de Parking and Bost. ‘ave., opposite wholesale tones; rent, $40 and $50 1espectively i‘ (OUGHTON, 23 <TED STOKE AND mw, $3: aut? ist" oTH AND with lure J aula THE BQE, RENT BRICK STABLE IN REAL OF room for four Loryes. Past App. to ES UAL CFE INSURANCE COMPSNY, HCENTX MU F apit J. 3. JORDAN, Geni. \Y—TWO-STORY BRICK STABL Eat Capitol st. Apply on premises OR RENT--STABLE REAR 1127 10TH ST, root for five horses. Rent $10, SIMPSON, 1358 Fetmw. BRICK STABLE Bac See 1 3 ARNOLD, Attorney, B.W., wt $12. 5S La ave. |. Agent. REAR t once. FRB oy K OF 1012 EUGENE F. Ww and $9 | wation. :O BUS £ WANT 10 ng, large ‘Addr for sale, rofits; business open to INESS_CHANCES EY A PUSHING MAN HAV- 190 to $5,000 cash tv iuvest ; good salary reas U. C. CO, Star office. Best location in Washi rigid investiga “THIRD INTERES€ IN A BRICK YARD ugton. Pri senneenhie. Full particwlars by addressing 4.U., Star office, auze'ze® Bok S245 OLD ESTABLISHED FAN CY AND Variety Store (stmall); located on one of the lead- ing business streets of the city; terms most reasou- able SHACKLE: WwW o.d-en' . For intorination call KD, 9OS E st. mw. or address DURAND te ISHING TO RETIRE FROM BUSINESS, I WILL sell OF exchange tur city or couLtry property ut} inued general merthapdise business, whic ea, wi 4s oue of the best paying im the District of Columbia, Any party wishin to go im this iss golden opportupity, “Would sell on long time with proper se- ty. “Address eur W $100 per month ; must be able to invest $3,000. whet it will draw 10 ASSOCIATION, 200 5 poe Ad ~ JOR SALE_GooD Wi bpp rrr a oe ile to nectire license; owner going to leave S, Star omoe, ONO auz8- ANTED- F2 SALE—A FINE 9 Gk. Fe 7th ot. 8 bust Laws Man to Take Ci BROOKE, Star office. New 6-roo Le Droit ; _augo-st ‘WHOA 3 eroeeery Bu Patn.w. LEA. ENDID LITTLE HOUSE ON ton t., mea ‘cent: good bar- gain for cash." BeH WakNER & CO. 29-3t a home or for an investment.—Two fine new Fr BALE—A SILENDID BARGAIN EITHER AS Brick louses, with heavy brown stone lor, rece] iil ys magorene pongerfe tas eat bath and all modern improvements; heated vy furnace; beautifull red throughout and dncorated in suitable colors: Anecabinet mantols, tric belle, sc.; location, T st. near the cor, of 16th. HEBRON & RAMEY, Price $8,250. St" 1307 F rooms, cellarand beth; all mod. nc. ‘This is a very dowzable house; x SWOMMSTEDT & BRADLEY, 927 F st. a ‘OR SALE—1714 13TH ST.—A THREE-STORY Dee crs House, containing 12 roome and bath and all convenieuce;’has latge vault; house fronte south, For full information apply to ‘THOS. J. FISHER & CO. 1324 Fat. )467 Mo. ave. n. 10th st! 13r. 25.000 1738 Tat aw, tr RoR yaLe— 3000 404 & 408 iti ai fon sw. a £5 000 000 321 : 30 12 Bithet fiw,” | ar. 500414 K "st. \ br... ‘The above s only s portion of the Property on m: at officefor bulletin issued om, hoo! For full his the lstend 15th. {s020) THOS. E. WAGGAMAN.. Fe SALE—AN GANT BRICK HOUSE, EIGHT i; lot 109x109 to 30-foot alley, location, Oth st. s.e, bet. for short tame only. BOYEK & CO., 508 Fat. nw. KY DESIRABLE BRICK HOUSE of eight rooms, bath and conereted cellar, m.i., on Scorer on ¥ of Gast of 7th at Only ¥6, 000; very cheap. U.L BOYER & auzo-3t 508 F at OR SALE—BRICK HOUSE, ON 5TH ST. B. w.; & rooms; lot 23x63; wn) #round worth more. ants St VOR SALE. AT BRICK between 15th und 16th sts. n. gidwod. unpe ; rear and side alley: lot 17igxu4; 6,700; terms cay. L. BOYER & Cu, aUsy-st 08 F t. new. ‘ON PIERCE PLAC! ail modern improve: FOE BALE=A cosy tc six rooms and concrete Don't mixs it, Price of well-built houses, cor. 7th and 20. New presa-brick circular bay window, cabinet iasntels and all the modern improv ineuts; pleasant neighborhood; 1 square irom” Ki the most ee house iu the city for the mon Inquire of OWNER, S34 7th st. n. 20. FOR SALES O ST. NEAR 2181) NEW BRICK, 8 rooms aud bath; lot 22 feet front; $10,000. eae MERRUA & TERRY, auz8-: 2 1s Fat nv. QOk SALE_—GTH ST. N_E.. SIX-ROOM FRAME in good condition. Lot 20x100. $2,200. RIL). & TERRY, 1114 Fst.nw. Bt POH SALE, ST. N.W NEAR ISTH, THREE- story Brick. 9 rooms and bath; large lot; $7,500. ERKILL & TERRY, 1114 Fst.iw, auze-st = ‘STORY- Fee, SALE, L-BUILT NEW ‘and-cellar Bay-window Lrick House in s rapidly improving locaton; northeast baty, ail mod. imps; lot 16.8x134 to 20-{t, alley; = model home: convenient to cars; good neighborhood. Price, $3300, either cash or ‘easy payment, 1. STAL- GAKDTER, 614 15th st. nw. auzs-3t T FAR 14TH xt. mw.,G-room and Bath Brick House, brick stable; side and rear alleys. A bargain. FOU BALE—82,200-Frame House on 10th st. ne, near Hat.cars, Tot 18284. zi FOK SALE--§7,000—New 9-room Brick on Sth st. near East Capitol st. ‘ FOR SALE-85,000—Good Frame House and Side -room Brick on 3d st. s.e. Lot on Oth st, n.6. near IT et. FOR SALE—@t —84,000 each—? 7-room Bricks on H st near Sth st. ne. 6-rocm Brick on N st. YOR SALE-—€1,200—9 * A bargain. uz7st ‘CHAS. A, SHIELDS, 1405 F st. n.w. | thew JALE—-A HANDSOM ROW OF BROWN stone and Pressed-brick routs Just bein« com- ploted at corner of Hillyer piace and R street. the Interiors are beantituily decorated and papered in the inost expensive styles. The bath rooms have ul e floors and sides, Mott porcelain-lined tubs, busius, aud ad plumviue nic Natura! wood ‘mantels, efec bells. double doors, large furuaces and ov every modern conveulence. house for $15,000, the three adjoining for $12,000 each and the north house for $133,000.. 1h ices are very reasonable. SWURMS1EDI & BRADLEY, auz7-6t O27 F st. n. Fee est BAKGAIN IN HOUSE ON T ST. bot, 15th and 16th n.w. ; 9 rooms and cellar under jihole hours. | Prices. are rapidly advancing in this jocality ; price on! cay tori audit ib TAGES “e RAMEY, 1 307 F st. JOR SALE-NEW HOUSES ON 411 ST. BET. E and F p.c.; press brick fronts; bay windows: bestof plumbing; 6 rooms aud a bath; small cash payment: palauce on easy terms. This is opportunity tor Persons of small means to grt a home. AUZ6-3t HEKRON & RADIEY, 1307 F at. FOUR-KOOM BRICK in, Eristoe court,bet, 13th and euted for r mont! WARNER & CO. a si en 2 BAKGAIN—6-ROOM HOUSE IN Vath and cellar: Jot 2uxy2. Oni; wed soon, J. K HERTFOK Fer Bau FOR, SALE Two. EW TWO-STORY AND BASE. ment Brick Houses. 44 and 46 K st. n.w.; Houses are well Luilt, and contain all mod. imps, Price $4,700 each, on eapy terms. S7t CHA! W. HANDY, F at. nw. Fee saben THAT | MAGNIEICE: COR} Dwelling and Side Lot, 1th aud O ats. u.w., con- ing 255 lot GZ feet front. ‘This is onc of the fine dence properties in Washington, It will be sold at. bargain if purchased at once, Permit to inspect wiven upou application. feat NORATERS W" HANDY, 921 F st, Rootn Porse THE VALUABLE PROPERTY COKNI:-R OF PENNSYLVANIA AVE. AN FAYETTE SQUAK jeet_on the park and 106 feet on ‘THOS. J. FISHER & CO, S24 Fst hw. Fekete a = ST... W., BETWEEN 17TH AND 187H STS, X. . Four Handsome ‘Lhree-story and Cellar esi. denceés: two with brick and brown stone and (wo with rt stone front ; house contains 11 rooms sud Las every couvenience; location first-class; prices reasonable, HOS. J. FISHER & anzo-6t 1324 F OW Sats CORNER OF I AND 17TH STS. N.W. One of the most desirable pieces cf property now on the mariet, Lot 7S fect on I street and 120 feet on 17th Sunprovemonts cousiat f Large Double Bri dence, contaiing 11 auts 6t ROK SALE ON WENT_DESINABLE RESIDENCE Le Droit Turk: good lot, stable, &e. Ate TYLEK & RUTHERFORD, 1307 Fat. Ent. NW, IMPROVEMENTS. GOR SALE—BY FISH & MILLEK, 1213 LRICK HOUSES, MODEMN Coxcoran,b.14 & Lon 3 INE-ROOM FRAME HOUSE ON ; furnace, open replaces, laundry, CAPITOL ST. 1213, TWO- IR SALE OR KXCHANGE-IN ALEXANDRIA, KR SALE—AN ESTABLISHED GROURRY AND EPARTMENT OF THE INTERION—WA-HING- Per ceatests foested, a Ten-room | E° Liquor Business: gue Das. never chatsed | LD 'ton, Aurust, 2%, 1so0. sealed will Brick byt. Apply to JOHN C. ATHEY. Traders’ | hands before; can be bought at = reasonable igure: | be received at thie Department until ONE OCLOCK National Bank, Wasi D.C. Su20-st"_ | there will be'no trouble to convince those washing to | BB ry EDESDAY. SEPTEMBER TWEST)- - Oe ALE SEECTAL G03 AND 605 F ST. ¥-E. | Porhood is mproving every-day” For further informa. | Goveruumbut Hosoi for te Tenet atone soRTk a4 Soa tion address H. W.C., Star office. auz9-2t* | zontal tubular boilers, Blank forms of CONTAINS | 443 6 at mow. (to colored buyet); 82.750. i BALESINGING CANARIES. YOUNG PAI | tus0cd'on application to this Deseret. "JOnN W. NOBLE, Secretary. ty Cakes and MM se oa SPP aw. sudan FOR SALE, AN ELEGANT ROSEWOOD BQUARE PIANO, four round corners, Nery iittle weed and a pADTMENT OF THE INTERIOR—WASHING- Sealed sy ton, Aucust 27. 1890. bo received at this De wl O'CLOCK TH, 1890, tment until - P.M. MONDAY, *EPTEMBER FIFT! ‘A, bargain for 8150 cash. for the krection’ of Infirmary Wi T PFLIFFER & CONLIFY, 516.11thet.n.w._| Silding at the Goversmecny Hoan iat toe ee Tee |ALE—ONE WELL-GROWN DOMESTICATED tor; eight years old: healthy and well-be- haved. “Address for particulars NATURALIST, Star a aaa aiateiai sas: waz9'2t* )R SALE—AN EXCELLENT GENERAL PURPOSE. Foitoree, sound and reisbie. Hand mene ae aoe Side-bar 'y, pearl) Abargsin. Can be ALCOLUMBIA STABLES, 1741 Jobneut ave, su2y-3t in accordance with a Pee eo We SOBLE, at the hospital. 29-2awaw ‘September 1, 1890.— Sealed iy for Lumber for the Wash. Yara tobe opened September 16, 1890. Pill be recelved at the Bureau of Provisions and Cloth, oe Sat] pclae = S net POR SALE—A GOOD SOUND BUSINESS HORSE; | TWEIVE O'CLOCK NOON SERIERBSE TI! Fe fe [MNODIATE Fontaoarn | Serta ooeanet ae estas eta = NI vreafter, a o Nay; 2 a Tous PIMEDIATE PURCHASER. | thereafter, to furnieh at the Washington Nevy Yard a Coupe Horse: 1634 hands. Ono Road Horso Harness, Ali sound and zen! “Apply to cot MAN, im alley in rear of 1012 14th st. uw. Rt SALE—CASHIER’S DESK ; SIX FEET LONG: glass-inclosed. 1H&k BON MARCHE, 316 7th st. nw. auZzot* ‘OK SALE—CHEAP_TWO GOOD FIRST-CLASS ES pe Ree 6. : mucritic z se . H Gaal or time. “Address Box 114, Star office. aueeest OR SALE—THE ENTIRE FURNITURE OF thirteen-room house, and the house inay be reuted , conform to the navy standard and pass the usual naval inspection. Blank proposals will be furnished upon application to the commandant of the navy yard or to i bureau. ‘Lie bids, all other thi it decided by lot rhe Bepertment reserves the right tb e Department reserves the waive defects or to reject any or all bids not deemed advantageous to the government. EDWIN STEW- ART, Paymaster General, C.8. Navy. au29-2awtw Pyorosars FOR CONSTRUCTING SCHOOL HOUSE, —Office of the Commissioners D.C., Wash- ington, D.C., Aucust 28, 1890,—Sealed Proposals will be received at this office until TWELVE M. on SEP- TEMBER SIXTH, 1890, for costructine s Two-story Eight-room School Yery central and desirable location; furniture mew, in| Gatun Wor pooh ah tag Tagemermm steet, ARCS. Chater "Address H Star office Lo" @rmate cash LUE | of Propouals and Spreifications, together w : par = ofiic gesary imrormation. cau be obtained upon ap OK BALE—A FURNITURE STON: —A Goon OP- | theref portupity for an enereetic man with si@ell cxpital, Apply BALTIMOKE FURNITURE STORE, ki at. B.w.. between 5 aud & p.m. au: ROCEN'S STOCK AND FIX forms will be considered, te Fight tx reserved to re- any and all bids. J. W. . LG. HINE, St'ROBERT, Commissioners D- nue” FFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. D.C, =! BSS 0s Seen oe gene Washington, D.C, August 23, 1800.—Sealed FOE SALE-STOCK AND FIX1 URES OF AW Fo powale will be received at this office uutit 2 paying Grocery and Provision Store in northwest, | TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER SECOND, 1890, ‘the truction and completion of a building for High ool tor colored puiils. Blank forms of proposals and specifications, together with allmecessary infor tion, can be obtained upon applicution therefor the office of the Inspector of Buildings of the District of Columbia, and only bids upon these forms will be owner suing to leave the city, Address M. office. — Tone Square Piano; be bought for $125 cash, —- di ‘The rigit 16 reserved to reject auy und all = i ae be bids. J. W. DOUGLASS, L. G. HINE, H. Kob- VOR SALE—CHEAP—TWO LATROBES, WITH ALL | ERT, Commissioners, D.C. au23-Gr Fixtures Complete; uo use for then, as Tan. ting in hot water, Call at 1228 15that,' au2s- Fok ee NE baY MARE, 3 YEARS Ou] rots in 3s winu 3 her. Inquire 613-4 stew my QOH SALE~BARGAIN-FURNACE; SUITABLE for small house ; will be suld cheap at 1312 after 4o'clock. gaits: aa27-% Fok SALE MUST BE SOLD IMMEDIATELY ¢ Upright Decker Bros. Piaho. C: GENTLEMEN H, D. Bann . IMPORTER AND TAILOR, SPRING AND SUMMER 189, Full Stock of FOREIGN SUITINGS, BUSINESS, &., & Ss GOODS. _ ——=—== berm. it ctl ack a SD au27- RECbIVED AND OPEN FOR YOUR INSPECTION Fa. SALE—A BAY HORSE; SAFE AND RELI B.D. BARR, able for family use. sold for no fault; price 200. a Can be ‘soon at FLEMING'S Livers 5 Sth st | mse ee ae oe nw. auls-3we as = }OK SALE—A BEAUTIFUL WEBER ARE z ) Biase! ine seule Auch wont: ceguat case wis | ___=OUSEFURNISHINGS. raN8 etal el Sah EARS B 1 per Month, OF FOO for n, Cost when new #600. 11's in five order and is a great Coomxa Br Gus. bargain. Just reduced it from 8276, Full guarantee a wiven. A handsome stool and a cover go with it. f woes ies places a ators yo months, A full line of for only $270 per month, Cos & TUE PIANO EXCHANGE, pond cestaeti oe _an23 913 Pa ave, On hand and for ale. OR SALE— LARGE SOLID WALNU Te built for United States Seuate, 4 mh31_ WASHINGTON GASLIGHT COMPANY.B Pizeou holes; plunty drawer aud book space Apply 2618 K st. n.w. PURE, BW! “BICYCLES. from Cream : = ha 1 - MITH'S WHEELERIES, Star oifice | “MvoMm 106 for caan. Ad" | QUVCLING MINK, O21 ST. X.W., NEAR OTIL LADIES’ Ok GENTS" hiding guaranteed, GENERAL CYCLE DEALERS, OR, WORTH §13: {OK SALE—JUST ARKIVED, THIRTY HORSES, amovg them some Fine Draft aud Drivers; also ‘Lwo Coach ‘Lean, 403 8th at. Prices reasonable, N. SCHLEG! t. D. and E. or R. OTH AND F._ SAFETIES FOR and All ight and fully Safel ‘COMPLE’ Fetes N OF Modern and Ancient Coins; & Geolowical Collection ‘OLL ES—THE “GAZELLE! ‘Ladies and Children 835 ibular steel trame machines made warranted. High Grade Ladies’ aud Men Low 1116 and Indian Kelics. BERTHA WINKLER, Columbus, us cor, 6th and Union sts, awl b-tw* Foe SALE REDUCTION IN PRICES FOR HE next thirty days we will sell_ our stock of Summer Carriages ut cost.“ Call and see the greatest bargains ever offered in Wagons, Carriages aud Harness, au W._F. GEYEK, 466 Penn. sve. FFGESALEDESHUNG ‘LO REMODEL MY CAn- rinxe repository I offer my large and select stock of Carriages for the next $U days at greatly reduced prices, Cali early, make sélection and be convinced. HOTELS. rue ARDMORE, 523 13TH ST. N.W., class Board; central; convenient to hotels, cars and places of mterest; home comforts; $1 to 2 per a6. ‘MOMALL. JAMES K. PROBEY, 2x01 1250 Sed ate. day; 86.50 to 810 week. L auld) Ok BALE— erat! : 3 PIANOS AND ORGANS. iso Reetnd WASHINGTON, D. C. at at Beets ogee == Price 815 and up- , 86 payments. Call aud secures Je2i ¥.O. SMITH, 122 Pa, ave. F LE—‘OTTO" GAS ENGINES, BOTH NEW ‘and second, hand; sny size. Send for circular or call on __D. BALLAUF, Ax't, 731 7th at. n, aly FROu SALE-CARRIAGES, WAGONS AND BUG ifn, pautiog and: triaaluy neatly done "COOK | TYPE SET EY MACHINERY oo CER CENT LESS > and trim ne me, Y SHIN: Y 20 "EN RUARDSR SG Mics Georrotown, De. THAN HAND COMPOSITIU: : Sa ——— | _ Special rates to the trade. BOARDING. GIL, & WALLACE —— — ous YKACIICAL BUOK AND JOB PRINTERS, HOST.. OPPOSITE THE 3H = Vrotessional }Tiuting » Specialty, 10 ments with B an cw ” Apartments witi 1107 L st. nw. x Euxed tor the Pall and Winter Se Apo | eee ene Semmnanene Ey eran one the Reet: ee firatclass. Kefercnces. sure. ss Ke ae Sa L MCQUEEN, tS. COLLIN, FORMERLY OF 1804 H 8T.N.W. UO INCE SS ee has transferred her French Boarding House to PRINTERS. HE LINOTYPE COMPANY, PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS, 414 Lith st. (star Buildmgp. au5. ac 1108-1116 E ST. S.W. : Orders for Leyal Blanks and. Commercial or Profes- ads Hote soit coer from Nauiousl, Thenter. | sional Printing promptly executed. Lxteuaive line of dinner, with pint claret, O0c.; board by Sieveek Dan vel sae aul-Im* A . ns FINE BOOK AND JOB PRINTING ONLY. Jy! TH BOARD, #1 be, THE WEB myl7 _OCEAN STEAMERS. HORT KOUTE TO LONDON, NOKDDEUTSCHER LLUYD 8.8 CO. ‘To Soutbamston (Londen, Hevie), Bremen. ° on, Hay Trave, Wod., AU. 27, 2 Kib., Elbe, Sate AUE, 30, Pam. ;' Lal Sept. 3, 9 ain, ; Eider, Sat.. sept! d1a.m.; K. Wilh. IL, Dues, sept. 9, 1 p.m., Aller, ‘ed., Sept. 10, 2 p.m. Comfortable’ etate rooms, excellent table, luxurious LLAtge, Cook. AIRY ROOMS. Ww) ne day and up; Rooms, 50 snd > » BLS Vth ot Z LW. SUBURBAN PROPERTY ‘ROUND FLOOR — WANTED — EPA Jf gnent Employes and others to putehase shares (of | each, #0 down und $10 per mofth,in a Real Ex. | 3 je Investinent Company.) Will double in value soon | Wy, . buch share ehtitics the holder to 0 lot in & beautiful subdivision; those mething choice ak an investment or loca. | Sven appeinunwute | Prices: at cabin. ¢75 and up- tion address SUBUIBAN, Star oftice, Buzy-de | aul Verse, eccording to location; 74 cabin, ¢60¢8 = ET | DROOP, 925 Penn. ave. auzs LADIES’ GOODS. _ ———— Lives, OLD STYLE SEALSEIN GARMENTS LS DENTISTRY. = ed and Alto 10 Newest § New Seal- | = = Jackets, Capes, ec. blade to Orders The Misses Dp" JOHN A DAL! CUNNINGHAM, 1308'8th st, auzd-3un ang Dentist, PRKoNTs: ~~ yRown: FEONTSHN | —_¥i Ken ned ‘Always in order by piain combing K, STAM PARSONS, DENTIST, UTH 8T., COR ‘ae Eu. w,—First-ciass Fillings inserted. Appiication MLLE. MM, Ww mums prevents pain iu extracting, All Urauches of 1329 F ot. uw. Citra, Deus Al present ication tun yeare, — uubl 7 Importer of Fine French Hau Goods, Hairdressing. ween ‘CH DYEING, SCOURING ESTABLISHMANT, 1% class Ladies’ wud Gent's work of every des _ PROFESSIONAL, | MME PROC its Aik it EVENTS OF eutlenien 50 centecach. 40S List.s between 4thand Sti nw & ay 10-8w" KOF. CLAY, 1HE OLD-ESTABLISHED ONLY reliable genuine and ural-Lorn | v rt Flush. Velvet and venting Dresses. ANTON AND CAROLINE LEKCH, formerly with A. Fischer tion. Mai m Yriese, Paris, TON FISCHER'S DKY CLEANIN reloger aud Medium in this erty; boru wi MISHMENT AND Die WORE DGD BEE LAG, | aud wobllerful proteus citerseceed Corbereate Ladies’ and Gent's Garments of a!! Kindscleaned and | ¢VeFy Lidden m1) wery; fuds lost orstolen property, Dyed wi Ladies’ Lventug Dresses pecialty. ars’ experieuce, l’sices mod- rate, Guods ud delivered, sid LL-WOOL GARMENTS, MADE UP OR RIPPED, dyed a good mourning black. (od Out being ripped. “Tusrty sive ye brings reparated together ; causes 6 marr: Bives sulccess. su busier; removes family troutler, evil influences; advice on business, love, or any’ ou are in doubt of, All business cuutideutial, Neve cel known to tail, ‘A. FISCHER, Hours, 9 a.m, W8:30p.m Sundays 2to 8pm el4 906 G at. now. ‘Sittings, S0c. = ne = = Parlors, 503 12th st. nw. aul6-12" PIANOS AND ORGANS. Mu RAPHAL, THE CKLEBRATEDCL AIRVOY- RAKAU. AA! YS SELEC’ Bat a yprorte of & nt GOOD 3UbUMENT, | Ehditcrs dates Duu's tai aoe thin indy” ers Kahn's 1) EMPLE MUBIC, 1209 G st. 10, 910 F st uw. dyly 36%" __ SPECIALTIES. \ fees DR. MULLEK CAN BE CONSULTED AND AVE tres uccessiully ail Female Complaints, from suse, at her residence, 8U;% Inet, n, to S p.m. jon. 200 first premiums; schools and collezes for Old Pianos tuken inexchange. ‘The only can take the place uf wid, FFER & CONLIF 6 i1th st, nw. Lanse Lsstrox NTS, DECKER BROS, WEBER indorsed by over 100 music durabilit; Giecnss Mohair Dress Goods, in all colo Flaunel suiting, 13g yards wide. Feuther-proot Lickins. 1c. ‘Children’s Corset Waists, 250° Biuck and Colored Henrietta, all wool, 50c, Fillow Case Cotton, 1c. Canton Fiaunel, Se. 250, ‘all colors, 50c, PIANOS. ESTEY ORGANS ESTEY 01 MODERATE PRICES, EAST TERMS. ‘ovks park: lot oOs1o0 feet. A great bay: | , Old instrun.ente taken in’ pare payment, ‘Tuning | pists Outng Shirts reduced from 30 to30s, 26.700. One-third cash. MCLACHLEN & | and Reyairin Gents’ Launcer'd shirts, 48¢. BATCHELVEK, corner 10cb aud G mde Qoeeeeces. . Parasols less than cust. zOu SALE—A BaGAIN-7TH ocloue as 5 o'clock GepDe SOU an huge Bonstetee Cashmere, yd ride, im all colors, 256. Five. 34 ory U-rvoin Brick, a.2n.i.; easy terms, “O34 F street northwest; Boye Outing Sirters5en seem 25e- 82,200. "“KeDFOLD W. WALKEL. 1006 F at. nw. 12.N. Churies si more, Mi; } Ali-wool Ked Twilled Flannel, 20 and 25c, I Akt OFFEMING AS AwPECIAT | 1° son ae eee Bleached Table Linen, 2c. Baryain the Handsome New 3-story ‘brick K AYN A KE Full Line of Bortrce's Duplex Corsets. Frout Houses, 518 to 528 Spruce st, Le Droit Park, g K NN AA B We have all the acing makes of Corsets in stock. containing eight roume, exciusive of” Lath, on the fol- K RNS AA B. Ladies’ Jersey Vests, 1 lowing teriu#: Oné-third cash and the balabce payable t § NN AAA Clark's O.N.T, Cotton, 423¢¢. doz. 0 per month, which incluses interest and p « NN AA 2 ginal. opsone disirine, tv sevure home oF inven PIANOS. 2. B TOWNER & SON, ery located, belng one square from ‘the | UNEQUALED IX FONE, TQUCH WORKMANSHIP | 4416 1816 Tthatew able aud #utvat. care, which uu direct wo Treasury In ar chee die fourtocn miuutés. Toes houses catinot be duplicated | ..9Pecil attention of “Purchasers” is invited to thelr 919 P. A pL aby tetas fo Tah et be oven for | eat" DECOMALVE AKT. Fiauos or rent, ENNSYLVANIA JLVE, NU. F. WAGGAMA! “BECOND-HAND PIANOS. — A large arsortimer anit?-1m c 400 14th st} comprising almost every well-known mske i _ EAE COTTAGES IN MIT. PLEAS. | country, in thopotigh renee will bp cloned out at ver 200 aud €4.500. Call for alae Jow figures. SPECIAL NDUCE ts bot ek HeNTPORDS ib | poeta Rytatarneg ine amen o= AAD oom shee e JRO SALE—A BARGAIN—2 BRICK HOUSES ON 5. & COW. (OOL HENRIE’ Ay 25 at eae Mat, ow went os104 feet Only | _a6 TM Si7 Hantet Soace, ™ sae nes iso Lot, with three Frame Houses, on lot . fect, cust aide 73d st let, F aud G. "86.000, ITN BLACK AND WHITE BLOCK PLAIDS, IN ALL- w J. MERTFORD, 1419 6 st.” FINANCIAL, : 4 JOR SALE—ON 919 MONTHLY PAYMENTs—4- room New Frame House ; convenient to le EASTERDAY, Koom 3 GUS F st. nw. I EST. BET. 15TH AND 10TH STS. ‘story Brick @ rooms, bath and cellar; am. 15 90,000. W near 1th at, n.w., 2-story Bay-window Brick; 7 Teoms ; R.rr3.; $3,500. 1LW, 2 story 7-room Brick; am. 4.; 'S. Capitol st, 2-story 5 room Brick; $1,130. BEDFORD W. WALKER, aul2-6t 1006 F at. n.w. <Gewsers Conn avente imassious Bocas aod a. 1D %, Tooms ap baths han Lt A 200, 500. A. BEMMES. 1416 Fats hoon S00 #8200 8 ; central AND FIXTURES OF Tecation 18 wEDIATELY—A GOOD BUSINESS ‘harge of |W Rhises ry ashington terest. fates rgain and arn ou easy terms, SALE—25 GOUD MI Fagftre 1803 Sth 0. a Address SEAS. fimore, Bid GROCERY ST. tal fate store ND, NO. 409 Toomm above. brick buildime: R SALE—NEW EIGHT-ROOM DRICK, FUR- uace-heut, cor, : Rand sta. 2 ws $8,000. Ey Jot 28 h A Pe §sn00; tae Ssoe saat Sa Pon SALE-sectRe iio) AND “TRVEST Ee tee Wat a mente te buy et we, weul-bailt, new. 7 and 0. re 3 ly ; im the most et Pause dare Fat. WOOL CASHMERE; FRENCH GOODS. WILL OPEN ON WEDNESDAY A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF CHEVIOT PLAIDS. IN GREENS AND BLUES, NEW GOODS, 36 IN. WIDE. ONLY 600, J 80 We couson. CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F 81. XW, Bankers and dealers in Government Bonds, %. M SHUSTER & S0X8, | anes 919 PERX. AVE XW. Lawonraxr. Previous to our removal to buildings now occupied [by the DOUBLE COMBINATION STORE, 1ithst. se. ,all goods in our various departments to be siaught- ered. CALL AT ONCE. , WM. ©. VIERBUCHZY, 1602 7thet.n.w.. ‘Next tq Walker's Grocers. | Guxre Surrs Scounss 1701 Qatuw. - ” FAMILY SUPPLEBS. a, 02¢-3m uf | filly SALVATOR 18 KING. He Makes a Straight Mile in 1.35 1-2. Salvator is the greatest horse living. He conquered space yesterday at Monmouth at the rate of a mile in 13534, Fully ten thousand people were there to see, The chestnut lowered the fastest time ever made in a race, the 1.3914 of Raveloe, 3% seconds and eclipsed Ten Broeck’s performance against time by 4\¢ seconds, No such flight of speed had ever been seen by those assembled yesterday and the general opinion was that the record will remain unbroken for many years. There wag some doubt at one time whether the trial would be made, as Trainer Byrnes was loath to let Salvator start unless he was ridden by Isaac Murphy, than whom there is no greater judge of pace living. But Isaac was under the ban for drinking too many milk punches and top; xg bees off with jineris ‘and ginger ale. Mr, yrnes, after a consultation with Mr. Haggin, owner of the incomparable iece of horse flesh. resolved to get the best yy possible. Tho original intention was to have Salvator carry weight for age, or 122 pounds, im his effort, but Mr. Byrnes advised his employer that the race should be governed by the same conditions as those of Ten Broeck's essay at the tech, This was 110 ands, and Mr. ithers being agreeabie, Martin Bergen was selected as the jockey to ride. The big chest- nut was saddled and mounted by Bergen to give him a short preliminary spin and get all the blood dancing through his viens and un- limber the network of muscies that were to propel his 1,200 pounds through the air with the — of a locomotive, Roxette, a chestnut y Joe Hooker, outof Rosa B., a full sister to C, H. Todd, winner of the American Derby at Chicago three years ago, and a stable com- panion of Salvator, who been worked with the champion gince the sale of Kern, was mounted by a stable boy and sent along so that the big fellow would not feel lonesome. They trotted past the stand, and around to the bend near the railroad branch of Eatontown, and then broke together. Salvator fought for his head and drawing from the filly at every stride, came down the long stretch ata terrific clip. Trainers Charles Littlefield and J. W. Rogers, by com- mon consent two of the most accurate timers in the United States, were invited into the stand to assist the regular timers, Col. Frank Hi = of Maryland, D. D. Withers and James way " An enthusiastic throng of admirers sur- rounded Salvator as the finishing touches were being put to his toilet. The noble feilow seemed to realize that. he was the cynosure of alleyesand he was every inch a king as he lifted his head and sutveyed the crowd. The saddle was carefully adjusted, the girths tight- ened and Bergen—wearing the Haggin orang: blue sleeves and cap. and looking almost as proud as Salvator—elbowed his way through the crowd and was assisted into the saddle. Marty knotted the reins, catefully examined the stirrup leathers aud settling himself in the scat. prepared to go to the post, Trainer Byrnes ran ahead and was out on the track betore Salvator, followed by Rosette and Namouna, the last named a two-year-old sister to Ballarat, who were to act as pace makers, hove in sight of the waiting thousands. The huge overhang of the grandstand was a sound- ing board that caught up the cheers and multi plicdthem o thousandfold, until the chorus was deafening. The lads on Rosette and Na- mouna did not sport silk, but they looked as though they understood their business, and subsequent developments proved that they did. Salvator's march of triumph continued until he turned the angle for the straight course and set out for the post ata hand gallop, followed by his humbler companions, Byrues was a uarter of a mile up the stretch, and had evi- dently been all dvcr the course, as he hailed Bergen when he passed him, and said: “The going is best in the center here, keep along here and you will get the best of it.” Ber- gen nodded assent and continued on his way. At the half-mile pole Byrnes halted and placing Rosette, who vas to act as pace maker for the final half of the journey, well over toward the rail where she would be out of danger, awaited the coming of the best horse he ever trained. Mr. Caldwell told Bergen \o take as much space as he pleased for a running start, and the boy didnot draw rein until he was « furlong beyond whore the gray-hnired starter stood, flag in hand. Namouna, with her boy's eyes as bigand bright as beads with excitement, took her po- sition at the post, and the instant Bergen turned Salvator head and permitted tie gal- lant chestnut to get well under way the lad got Namouna going. Down toward the start Salvator rushed, gain- ing impetus at each bound, and when he flashed past the starting post he was running for a man’s life, his flag-like tail sweeping gracefully in the breeze, his neck outstretched and eye flashing. Namouna was well under way and about ten lengths ahead, bat Salvator wore down her lead as his white legs played in and out with that machine-like regularity that isso dear to the lover of the perfect race horse, There was no pounding. no waste ac- tion, no lost power, and those amile away in the grand stand awaiting his coming with bated breath could not help commenting on the smooth, easy way in which he flew over the ground. The first quarter pole wa passed in 23%; sec- onds, the flag falling as Salvator's nose showed on line with the pole. Namouna was making desperate efforts to hold her lead, the boy kick- ing her ribs and urging her to her best en- deavors. A hundred yards further the king of the turf 4 her with that wonderful rush that has raised hope high in the breasts of his backers on rumberless occasions, and painted despair on the faces of those who have had the assurance to back any race horse to defeat him. When the chestnut reached the half-mile pole Namouna is fitteen lengths in the rear. Trainer Byrnes is awaiting him there, and under his instructions Rosette is in mofion when Salvator comes thundering along, his hoofs beating a rataplan on the earth which they seem to touch so lightly. Mr. Byrnes’ watch marks 47 sec- onds, but those in the stand register 47%; sec- onds, and he shouts encouragingly to Bergen. Rosette is a very speedy filly, and she has a marked advantage over her lordly associate, and her tail is waving in Salvator’s face as they surge away for the run home. When the three- quarter pole was Bergen was riding with lis hands, but his steel-shod heels had as yet not visited the glossy sides, nor had the heaving flanks felt the sting of the merciless whip. Salvator is as honest a horse as ever lived, and he was doing all he knew how. His feet spurned the dust, his ears were playing to and fro and lis eyes appeared to be riveted on the expectant and excited multitade in the grand stand, which by this time were on their teet. The hoarse murmur is plainly. distinguisha- ble and Bergen realizes that he is near the goal. A hundred yards more and he is riding hard. the lash falling lightly two or three times and the colt bounds forward with renewed vigor. Bergen, with lowered head, rides as though a kingdom depended on the issue, and the gal- lant horse, answering every call, fairly flies, and vig) the wire in 1.35}¢, eclipsing all records. » aided by her start, per- formed her mission so well that at the finish th in front of Salvator. bles as he hung out 1.35! as the official figures. No general returning irom a victorious cam- paign ever received a warmer P cege wd than ney Tapa | “a gr day, = he bac! e is apparently as ey as though be had been out for an exer- cising spin instead of accomplishing a feat that will Soty the efforts of years. Salvator is the best horse seen on the American turf in twenty years, All old'timers agree on that point, and itis only natural to su; that we will not have his like again ina ‘and it is proba- ‘dle that nobody who saw yesterday's perform- ance will live to see ‘Cealipeed. unless by the yyy nd for $1,500, mee nm sot borih ‘tebe taint His a Island, when he cam secoua to. the invivelbte Proctor Knott. A.few days later he won the Flatbush stakes and followed this up by cap- ‘turing the stakes ¢¢ Gravesend, and ‘Tuckahoe Titan atJerome Park, stakes. Wis next was in the where he gave Téauy. 13 Dest eas 9 nose for the 834, ' then won the Lorillard at but at his next Longstreet and credit at at the fall Club won soit asa four-year-old. It can readily be recalled how he beat a nailing field for the Suburban, carrying top weight, and followed it up by de- feating Tenny in a match for @5,000 at » mile anda quarter. Mr. Pulsifer was not satisfied at the time that Salvator was Tenny's superior, but when the big chestnut beat Tenny in the champion stakes two wecks ago he yielded the palm to Mr. Haggin's colt. Salvator has now won over @115,000 in stakes and purses during his short but eventful career on the turf. A most singular feature of his career ix that he has been beaten four times, and of those four his conqueror in three im stances was Proctor Knott. Longstreet was the other. At the present season Mr. Haggin, un- Jess he changes his mind, will send Salvator te the stud on his immense Rancho Del Pase Farm in California, There he will be mated with the most highly bred matrons and no doubt there will be a great demand for the Progeny of such an illustrious sire as Salvator is bound to prove himself. In color he i @ dark chestnut, with three white gegs and a blazed face. He ix as near the ideal model of @ race horse as anybody @n_ picture, ‘This is a summary of the race Purse €2,500, against the record of time 1.39'4) for one mile. . B. Haggin’s ch. ¢, Salvator, 4, by Prince Charlie—Salina, 110 (Bergen)....... 1 Time, 1.354. Betting—Five to 2 on Salvator; against time, 2toL co Hay Fever. From the Toronto Mail This is the time of year at which the unhappy victims of the autumnal form of cstarrhus wstivis commence the explosive sneezing chorus in which for several weeks in every twelve months they take part most unwillingly, but of necessity, The third week in August is to them atime of sadness, for it marks the commencement of their annual captivity, Un- less before then they flee to the mountains they are undone, and a period of musers lies before thom. The favorite ‘city of refuge” for the eneez- ers of the neighboring republic at this time is Kethlehem, in New Hampshire, a resort which. like Muskoka, enjoys the distinction of being exempt from the distressing malady commonly knot as “hay fever.” It is now seventeen years since a few victims who had gathered at this White mountain village to escape their an- nual affliction, formed the United States Hay Fever Association. Since then this organ’ tion has secured a large membership, among its fifty-four vice presidents are many men of note. Its government includes an ad- visory board composed of twenty-five ladics, and 4 record of its proceedings and delibera- tions is published each year. Originally the association was for social purpores ouly, but latterly it has devoted itself to the study of the causes and character of hay fever, and, if possible, remedies for it. This it should be able to do to good purpose, since many of the members are distinguished physicians and scientists, but itis unfortunately the case that little, if any, progress has been made in the work of investigation and cure, It avails little that one member has been able to define hay fever asa “periodic neurotic disease, occur- ring in persons having a peculiar idiosynerasy,” so long ax such persons ure not informed how best to wrestle with that idiosync and ite sternutatory accompaniments. Nor, although it may console them to some extent for what thes “have to endure, it 1s sufficient for them to learn, on the authority of their last year's president, Prof. Samuel Lockwood, that statistics show that, as a rule, the victims of the malady are those who have a superfiuity of brain matter, Nor is there much comfort for them in being told that the disease must be a venerable one, since the Bible informs us that Peter's wife lay sick with wer.” The only ground for contentment is to be found in the fact that precipitate flight to some place of exemption still affords a means of escape. Science has not yet determined what causes hay fever, what it is, or what will cure it. But possibly the Hay Fever Association may be able to throw some light on the subject thie year. It meets this week at Bethichem and will remain in session a week. — “enna The King and the Hymna. From the London Truth. ‘The King of Greece was fearfully bored when at Aix by the sets made at him by professional beauties who had not the talent to conceal their art. One of them hired the fist near his lodg- ing and a piano. Her musical education was neglected. But she knew how to play the Greek hymn, Whenever his majesty returned from the baths she struck itup. If there is an air the king hates more than another it is that one. He has had to listen to it many times every day at Athens for twenty-seven years. Whenever he goes to a casino, concert or opera the or- chestra gives him several bars. In short, it is to him so fearfully hackneyed that it grates on his nerves if, when it is being played, be cannot think of some- thing else and thus shut it out from his ears. But the professional beauty stumbled, and so got involved in false notes that he could not be deaf to her performance, He lost his temper over and over again and sent afer meneage to the landlord to beg that fe would silence her pianoforte. This the land- lord feared to do, as the lady spent money far more freely than the potentate and drew to the hotel rich fools who paid for poor cham) as though it were Widow Clicquot's best.” fhe affair was arranged by a Greek from Marseilles making the acquaintance of the Indy and con- fiding to her some of his majesty's defects. One of them was a born hatred for music, which he thought noise, and the other s taste for frumpish German women who never painted, kept quiet and bad nots soul above knit and darning stockings. The beauty change her tactics accordingly. His majesty was no louger bored by the Greek air and I should not wonder if he sent an order to the diplo- matic person who induced his fair neighbor ve shut up her piano. a Royalty at Cowes. From the London Trath Princess Louise drove the marquis about several times in a ralli cart, upholstered in pig- skin—a smart littio turnout, in which every- thing matched in color, harness, woodwork and pigskin. The bay pony wass few shades darker than the rest, and Princess Louise's usual dress was cream color. So all was thor- oughly harmonious. Prince Alfred of Edin- burgh drove his sister about im one of these convenient little carts. The queen was not much seen, but the Princess of Wales came ashore more than usual, in her white or bine yachting dress, or more ceremonious afternoon attire, always accompanied by her daughters, It is pleasant to see them together. Mother and daughters seem to have an unfailing supply of amusing conversa- e two girle laugh heartily d loud the princess indulges in a whimsical little smile, which ex) much as any audible manifestation. She speaks very quickly. = idly uttered by her set the two girls off laugh- ing, wi the mother only looksamused. Then she says something else and her daughters laugh more heartily still. The three to be on the best of terms, When the nce is with them be often jome in with s great, laugh and says something himself which to general bilerity.. Portugal’s Female Bull Fighter. A German girl, Fraulein Johanna Maestrick, is just now the heroine of the hour at Lisbon. She was born near Berlin, but when «child went with her parents to Portugal. When she was seventeen an impresario, struck with her size and beauty, offered to train ber as a female b iter. The ‘t sent his who is ash ee, eee EER Se