Evening Star Newspaper, April 22, 1891, Page 2

ESIDENT THANKED For Setting Apart a Frosh Reserve to Pre- serve the Big Trees. President Harrison and Secretary Noble have been thanked for doing something of which the country generally Rnows nothing. At the last meeting of the a and Crockett Club, which was presided over by the Hon. Theodore Rooserelt, the society by # resolution thanked the president and the secretary for having set apart asa for- eet reserve, the large tract situated in Wyoming at the headwaters of the Yellowstone and Snake having set the Sequoia Park for the preservation of the. reat trees of the Pacific slope. The society was of opinion that those actions were the most important tape taken in recent years for the preserva- tion of forests. ‘The reservations referred to will save the immense forests which were already threat- ened with destruction and the same salvation will extend to the rivers named. Remove the forests | and the, great Bhosh, rs by many regar as equal cy would vanish and the Yallow- stone river would at times be » stream which might be lost like some stray cow. The national game preserves needed this increased area. AMUSEMENTS. summer opera season opens at Albangh's next week. k Gas” is billed to appear at Harris’ ape a with « lot of fun. Seats on Lester's Big Show, including the cham- ty bees ce Miss Alice Williams of Vermont and Mise May Morgan of Ohio, will ‘ernan’s next weel On the ah 30th comes Adam Fore- paugh’s greatest and onlyest circus, fresh from the bands of the winter decorators and ro splendent in tineel and gilt and royal parple and golden glory. ‘This megatherian aggrega- tion of colossal attractions stands in the fore- mostrank and to see it is a liberal education. Remember, the 20th and oy Phillip ips, the “Singing Pilgrim,” with bis beautiful songs and. their illustrations by pictures in many lands, begins bis three nights ‘engagement at Foundry M. E. Church tomor- row Tickets at Bradbury's. Crxvezan’s Mivstagzs.—At the Academy of ‘Music Friday and Saturday nights of this week. with matinee Saturday, Cleveland's colossal colored carnival minstrels will give three of ‘their unique performances. This is the best nization of its kind now before the public and it bas received most flattering uotices from press and public. Tom Melntosh, the mouth man; Bland, the funny; Bill Far- Doe Sayles, the Brewer brothers and others fo the number of forty-nine will furnish the music and mirth. Tickets at Metzerott's at ular prices. PoP Cuomar, Socimty.—What is expected to the finest musical entertainment ever 1 be the perform- the Academy of Music tonight. A chorus of 175, « full o=- Ham Lavin, tenor, and William’ Ludwig, bari- tone, will give a fitting rendering of the beau- ties,of Dvorak’s intensely dramatic music. The soloists arrived festecday and # rehearsal with the orchestra will be hei today. ‘The souvenir program is very neat and bears on the cover &n appropriate design, the work of one of the members of the chorus. The society takes the public into its confidence and announces that the expenses of tonight's entertainment will amount to nearly 21,200 and it’s necessary that every seat in the house be sold, that this expense may be met. Aside from the merit of the performance and the ability of the soloists the society has accomplished much good in the cause of inusic in Washington and should re- ceive the hearty support of all. Brscuory Coxceur.—The ck concert of the Bischoff course occurs on Frida, hae ne at the Congregational Church an: A NIGHT WITH THE MICROSCOPE. Interesting Things Seen and Heard at the Microscopical Society's Soiree. Queer things and odd things, and dead things and squirming things, and pretty things and ugly things, and all sorts of things, in short, were shown to the wondering gaze of 500 peo- ple last night in one of the corridors of the High School under the influence of high-pow- ered microscopes aided by the light of two or three dozen oil lamps. It was the annual ex- hibit of the Microscopical Society of this city, which held its seventh yearly soiree in the building. According to custom the suniversary | paids was begun by an address to the audience, as- sembled in the lecture ball of the school, by the president of the society, Dr. Thos. Taylor, who was introduced by the vice president, Dr. C. H. Stowell, in a few neat words of praise for the ad- vanced work done by this eminent microscopist. Dr. Taylor's address dealt with the progress of science and the practical results achieved by ite development, "Ho went on to show the the work, indicated and spi some on a If it be pure the coat will be per- fectly smooth—an even cloud—but if there be any compound within it ite 0@ will be in- dicat the presence te spot. same true of je pe we test for this. The suspected substance should be boiled and carefully strained Comp If it be pure and fresh the result will be perfectly odorless, but if eye be im ties one will not wenn snail ot thes ni rules, of course, he went on to do with the cloth twice. to say, have nothit develops the tests further and shows the white spots on the glass arecrystaln, The microscopical examination of the crystals of butter and lard show some beautiful result lor Hf F “ W. WANTED—HELP. ARSED SOE WHO CAB READ WE, Abul cur WANTED—SITUATIONS. | WASTER Ss A RESPECTABLE CuguED wast: “Sah'or sldgees P10 ee Bw eine TNT ky 2 Wana are rd FOR RENT—_HOUSES. FX RENT. Oe E1G) A he ae jane pee Ro r or for 5 eon & 00.'8 BI 0 Fr Bout Beate echt oti =e T1011 MT, N.W., 15 BOOMS, zw a anetet ger” AS Beaton st it, 24 ‘ishes fo travel as com room, al an an S18 oer mos A 4 a a Sr ras ey Ro thet a a KERB: TO fons vid etlowaucind sien Bec oom 10, Centra Nao Husk ene. td rink TS) TO DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS, sag anche REW BRICKS, SIX,00: WER cuss Dubetta Jers, rome eg farm. gud dairy- | ayg;and Norin Capitol wt. 3. i SKE BE et eC. WAX aq Hespguabrens, winrE ax ware z aNB artes a RENT A aes, DESIRABLE "Roo epee om ar] W Watergate Sa Opa | ears Servi EeTEE=AWS DREROM PEERS. BLSO. ita0 a WAXTED-1 POSITION TE SHIPRING eae, Ete, RENT—002 T ST. ii SORE TOU yi Wega! i apes Sauer es apts hw iti iene SOU i Pee orn'very light: Bo ‘good home. Ga aot etainane sas Warten BY A YOUNG WHITE MAN, A T° (O08 FBR TONY, AN " uation as cl th st. ah Sa EE Pet ie a eek aL ee it fa Years of axe to the store: fen cmnte S90 W: Bei ey iter} sole Le Shiceeos ‘4. [3 lars, vill pe: THERON ne faepiase tamer AXTEDWOMAN TO COOK. ae. ANB Warne HAPS Ly ete. woe EMPLOYMENT IN aan ase Fg. Be ot Wares GOOD POSITION 18 OPEN TO 45 to responsible positions "Call ater. oe CUO aoe Nooo | Wate enka SEWING Do 1x ae cal all i Figs ote toetay at uight. AP reir gad masa Bun all machines; oan gant in py ti VE meRAROE MEN; aE ANTED—BY ad Lg A POSITION AB is as ate eB ore ea Wasa aai eo fh wig, Sear NE Wane 4o8 COAT OF SAR AGE EES | V Wirieaain Ste? ASME GE 2 APPLY. in sia Warns AGE of the various fats.’ The coloring, Dr. ‘Taylor went on to explain, was due to the ef- fect of polarized light, which was used in order to give greater definition to the outlines of the crystals and to bring out certain inherent qualities that exist in them. Under similar circumstances the sa nize the nature of the fat at a eral different specimens were shown, which Dr. Taylor announced in turn as being cat fat, p Sines ANTE! io afi Wa i iipew pattern, 1 ‘OB WOME} SER Eker! penta 8 on WHITE NURSE FOR ei ‘o'leave town for heat’ 5 a B.WITH MoD- iE st. nw. arene nie Pia oudine: ese BY THE NTED-LADIES wen doeal wa MEN Wisi. ense fat, short-horn beef fat, dog fat and, buman fat. THE EXUIBITION. When the exhibition was concluded the au- dience adjourned to the corridors of the first floor, where there was a long line of tables, on which the oil lamps shone and the polished tubes of the microscopes glistened and around which the people crowded for two hours in an effort to see the strange things there exhibited. The exhibits were as follows: Section of haman lung, Zeiss; nailer's lung, Hartnack; Dr. Acker. Triching, Bausch and Lomb; Dr. Walter W. Alleger. Stomach of turtle, Zent- me logical; Dr. E. A. Balloch. ‘Tumor rain, Zentmayer, histological; pathological specimens, Zentmayer, large: Knife carrier, Dr. 1, W. Blackburn, Yarioes lewues of plants’ showing their structure; six Bausch and Lomb, model and special forms; Prof. E. 8. Burgess. Photo-micrographs, Bausch and Lomb; Dr. c T. Caldwell. Transverse section sptzicb shell, Bausch and Lomb: Dr. A. I. Coolidge, Trichine, Bausch and Lomb; Dr. Cooper Cur finally, sites gutirely by Dr. Bischoff and is Pepi, following summary of the program shows ge interesting Vocal solos, by Mrs Light, Miss Byrdie Rogers, Mr. G. erry, Mate Jeanie Lynch, Mee hath Thompson, Miss Clare Kosafy, Mrs! H.C. Browning and’ Miss K. V. Wilson; solos by Miss ner, Miss Grace Fox and Mr. H. L. Barnes; a duet by Misses Boyd and Thompson: trio by Misses Wilson and Thompson and Mr. Grant, and a quartet by Mises Boyd and Thompson aud Messrs. Grant and Wilson. Tiekets are on sale at Ellis & Co.'s. ‘ @ Scwnme Orns at Atsavon's.—The seventh ‘summer season of opera will begin next Mon- day at Albaugh's, when W. F. Carleton’s Opera in Strauss’ m lous y War.” Mr. Carleton's com- puny wilisesteinenty Ceomnncetiouenel te ast winter season, and, on several oceasiots ring hie stay in’ Washington other comic opere ca Bahr lame. pe important ‘The list of principals includes surh well- Eee nares tly Ros ite Vine Sos Wisdom, Marian Langton, Jennie Millard and Jeannie’ Winston, J- K.’ Murray, Charl Bigelow, Walter West, Fred Hi — and W. T. Carleton. The sale of seats tomorrow morning. — —- GEORGETOWN. RAPID WORK ON THE CANAL. ‘The repairs and improvements on the Chesa- peake and Obio canal are rapidly progressing and already much bas been accomplished toward the opening of this waterway, which T™means somuch to Georgetown. About 500 laborers, consisting of negroes. Irishmen and Italians, are employed and the progress they make from day to day is said to be remarkable aud those in authority have no hesitation in saying that the canal will be in running order by July 1. The damat the mouth of Rock creek, which was destroyed several years ago by « freshet, will soon be rebuilt, ata cost of about $500, and the outlet lock’ adjacent to this, which is now completely filled up with dirt, dc., will be, dredged, #0 as to allow the of boats from nal to the river. Piphelarge outlet lock just west of Gcorse- town, which the canal company has heretofore Fented from a corporation, of which Mr. H. H is the president, at ‘an annual rental of eiafoo. wilt fq the present, not be used, as the lock at the Rock creek dam will be suh- cient outlet for the Lonte until the trade on the = wi ite use. wo dr one at Pre eter Goede: os Combelad eee being con- strurted by the Marion Dredge Company, to be used in keeping the sides f the canal Between here sud Cumberland free from sc cumulations. They are fifty-five feet long and fourteen feet wide, with two pontoons the full length of the dredges and threo feet wide. It was necessary to build them in this manne: ‘that the: ht have free p aes ‘the locks, which at some ome narrow, as the pontoons, be! cope de- techad! ble, can be tent through after the main dredge and connected ‘on the other side. ‘They will carry at their Lows large scoops of ‘the woes improved style. ‘The Cumberland A dredge will be employed on the upper part of the while the one that ta being constructed ome Will be used on this portion of the canal. ib and will be ready ‘They will cost 96,7 pe wane two weeks or ten — va. Aucther crowd of Virginia negro laborers passed through town today on their way to the SEPT canal where: they will be employed on Major Whitcomb, the engineer in charge of the, improvements, said, in speaking of the various classes of laborers employed. that be comeidered: LJ oe Regroes as a8 cul procured, as they worked hard and steadily and were not constantly do- higher wages or threatening to strike. ‘THE 3. AND 0. MAS NOT BOUGHT THE PRorEETY. The rumor sbout town that the Baltimore and Obio road had bought or were negotiating for the property of the Washington and Georgetown Railroad Company here, President Was witbout foundation, as the (till for sale at their e, and tice. Brazilian beetle, Bausch and Lomb,special; Dr. H. A. Dobson. Section of finger, Bausch and Lomb, universal: Walter C. Duff. Circulation blood in fish, Crouch; H. H. Doubleday. Foraminifera, Bausch and Lomb, college; Dr. are pe, Bausch and Lomb; Richard Fos- Polycyatina, Beek, ideal; Fond life, Bausch b; Dr. B.A. Gibbs. Amoeba, Bausch a i Lomb Jobn Grinsted. Skin of fr Bauseh and Lomb, mod gpiheliat of oyster, Bausch and Lomb, model; D. 8. Lamb. Tubercle bacilli, Phitiss, 16 be erlath mae Lomb, uni he same after treatment with Koch's Iymph Bausch and Lomb, Harvard; Dr. J. Lamb. Crystallized gold, queen's acme, Dee Collins Marshall "Typhoid fever baci’ showing flagella, Zeiss, No. 1; Dr. V. A. Moore. Eshyt's sallate polariecope,” Belbert; Lewis Movers. vessel of poppy, ypular; Dr 84. Hedelife’ Bete peer gpa gitert yulur; bouquet of ‘flowers, . Robert Reyburn. Tongue s qoewebensehaal: of rabbit, Reiehert; Dr. H. A. Kobbins. Tran- section of bone showing Haversian canals, Zent mayer, histological; Dr. C. W. Michardeon, Pond life, Bausch and Lomb, concentric; Dr. Wm. H. Seaman. Circulation of blood in frog, Zentmayer, histological; A. * Laren sium chlorate, ype; C. W. ip, Bec! tion human ideal; Dr. C. ell. Section of polariscope, Bausch and Lomb, investigator; embryo of chick, thirty-six hours’ incubation, Harvard; J. M Stedman, B.S. Pure and compound lard, Large Zeiss, Bulloch, &c.; Dr. Thomas Tay- lor, Common flea, Bausch and Lomb, univer- sal; J. M. Yznaga.’ Banded agate, polariscope, Bausch and Lomb, professional; Chap- man. Section of spinal cord (human), Zent- mayer, histological; E. 8. Seibert. ces ew CLEVELAND AND SILVER, Potas- . See- He Does Not Say Whether He Would Veto a Free Coinage Hill if He Were President. A special from New York to the Baltimore Sun saya: Ex-President Cleveland repudiates the silver interview published in the Evening Telegram today and purporting to have been held | with him by State Treasurer Stephens of Mis- souri. Mr. Stephens is not represented as claiming that his version isan exact report of Mr. Cleveland's language, but as saying that ‘he thinks he thoroughly memorized what Mr. Cleveland said.” Mr. Stephens, it seems, called on Mr. Cleveland with letters, of introduction from Gov. Francis and other leading Missouri democrats and asked him to give his reasons for writing his anti-silver letter. He quotes the ex-Prosident as replying that he ‘thought the silver question should be taken up at once and discussed, so that the people might be fa- miliar with it before the ree 1892. In this way it could be settled before that time || rs and there would not divided = He had also received requests from all parts of the country for an expression of his views as to free coinage, and thought he ought not to keep them in reserve, When asked whether, if elected President in 1892, he would veto a free coinage bill, Mr, Cleveland is reported to have said: “Such « bill would not reach me unti) 1894, as Cm oa would not meet until December, 1893. ‘that is a bridge we had better not attempt to cross until we come to it. What would be bad for the country at the present time might bea necessity in 1894. As the volume of business increases it is necessary to increase the currency. The amount of the resent capita should creased, but =e Sa 3 made pol poe When the law was providing for the coinage of $2,000,000 Wpermonia I feared t= result, for I tho ht it would prove an business interests of the country for a pay at least. However, the law proved a benefit, for, contrary to my orien, ‘Ee ccunery was providing for #4500000 per month was paused roviding for month, was Piho eer radical and that it might ba the effect of driving gold out of the mith Fy ts 1 was, mistaken, and both those opposed as well ne, those im, favor of free coinage believe that the present la ise one iu so far that. the country nas benefited by it. With the ra strides the country is mak- ing it impomible to ay what financial meas- sare wo may be ready for in 1804, jJaforming my views, upon this did not alone consider th subj 10 weekly spare tine ut sent tt rea sent eoiployiuent wane: or y mi Enlecd: potcanvanine: arse rae inatrec: | tions to buy. Address, R AGERLELLe co., ape2-6t" Fail River, Masa. ¥V ANTED—AN EXVERIENOED ELEVATOR BOY. Call immediately. - Pacific b Wands tor fanuly of two relere between 10 ana WASTED-A Yours old to learn th erences required. 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FT aNTED-MADAME WASHINGTON’ aes arg vf accuse yet ables ever: NOW Har a ends in cigurs by the thems at eats wl Ste vt emer sts we WwW by HNezS aa = g eee eee = sven BODY TO ouinted quem anes ats by iy Tages ry es bre wh toa a Ppgeoe ante WANTED S TY WRITERG "KE aaRTED: eo agrenine theater "ree oa = To ry ‘6 WV rem erie he a Weta es YOU! ES aot ys LES eres Wir ies a 5-0 pe as Sou aa lke Somes | "ss GET Ol sae | Were Fee pata Ra W — HORSES Sn ae rf WauTy Sk | eee hae ae BUSINESS CHANCES. SALE GROCERY AND LIQUOR STOKE: eer the cer ett Too cash: or aia Waser ete pace tale ition a |W HELP A MASON, SQUARE fol re Wie as a ae ALSO. ee Ww ANTED — DU; a. po bear 1 Fae Ee eee ‘on premises. 1354 1 RENT—UNFURNINHY S10 that nw. 10 apd large halls and a3 i iz 103 ith ata, i ; NT—DURING BU CuNER INE BidcK Sega lies SN Boilies FR RENT —UNFURNIGH) FRien aes om i oe il te ee RUTHERFORD, 1307 si. RT 2m Jag ST. VEL, DESTMAULE ae cae al Fa ows —| 1 at, 10r. per} UNFURNISHED. ie agnainen £ 0 . tir, a.m. Bat thet ow.) est. idee 121) Wylle ot be br. 30.50 00s Broweea cone 4.30 apli-im | SWOUMSTEDT & BRADLEY, 927 Pet, iT. Forma TN MT, PLEASANT, AN ELEGANT EE) guceas Taree sounds! Fait Sod oppepeniah yess | 2 1410 G at. “olb-im a THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22. 1891. as ‘3 tps ” eit FF oy 883 BBE gy, Ee reer = For s full ust appiy te MESCOTT & WILCOX, “totam Hs Ww. 12 ROOMS, 800. nw. For yoat SW iu eae Got. a. Fos BEN 30 new houses: (0 WHITES ONTY rene aE then, Biadens- WOCHE ea ee samue location. GEOR ARRINGTON. soit’ Cor. Levis st. and Biadensvure road. ail ments, excellent peurhbor 1003 F st. JOB. ni ATTHAG- window brick: 9 Rualley, puodern improve. FORREST, 1-1 TOR ae — a Le gems of hoi ners Feat #55, inch ap2-ha ‘THEOD. aise maghont: toes 1 FRAEBES, 1490 Ut. n. = ONE OF THOSE LiT- andsotiely: be vacant SUBURBAN PROPERTY, _ FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOUS x Bee 9, Yo v arte ee waron. @. J. JOHNSTON, ‘Moth st. nw. Bear office Lae For se — — INCLU The Biarcaics. case rates ox JOR SALE-T HAVE AN ELEGANT SOINCH Finis plated tal terias aes hagele ae coed cts loume Bart thi: wil ell, cheap, trie for Kigisgiet Wicyclecr wold watcn. “Address Vic eu Pee eek dat ok FAS LEBOAED SHOE BE Oe es yw suitable for florist, &c.: $1 per apa on SALE NEW DAYTON SIDE BAR. BREW. Rene Tous in the ch SOOT now wi Sale Cigar Dealers. S19 ™ FOr SALE rinst-c aes Fetigared sides toed neti ety ¥ See ee ER Fomsatesipe man stm Frexcelient condition." 2 Fok SALELONE | FINE TONED, Fosew ocd S375. woust bow be said tor 814s hate semen ioe = TERRY ©. L. WILD & Os 7th st. Bw Forsan business ; FCHEAT_FIRCARHPAYING OFFICE rent low : will suit ¢ or man and ‘sinall capital. a Bk Po SALE HORSES) Ea! HORM 3 Pagan HORSES HORSES ROmEe ea “her inary, Se trove tngle oF dou piston fine bap horse 4 sais BYRNE Bests Tig EST. apa ee WATCHED PAIR j Young and sou Fe SALE ‘AT A Banca ‘of carriaze horses onerty. ot Pon mtheeuge dumet wad befcre, wil dat Dow! ob Satuniag, Apr 25." Can be secu at WOOD'S Btable, SOU M ot? Cheat targets arzt-at Pe SALETA VERY STULIGH AND HANDSOME 473 and driving pony, about 13 bende ay | use for hint: will sell D3. CARKAHER at Budiey oR SALE_¥' ENTTURE AND GOOD WILL or A loncestaisisned 14-room bo wate a ear hawe cUre 8 yTeat ATWO Patiorney ae ke ee Fo: ce STYLISH YOUNG MARE: RTE anek BASES oeakiet S8 IsNx rear alloy. “Will ell at's very ise a besiutital lot on Howar immediately adjoint ie omnes TS es = Siete Sia ee ee” A a3) a FINE G: OUNDS Docs vakeye, SCHMID'S NEW BIND A aw. eet Hons: ranted sound and f PALECFINE | DRIVING feariens and FOR RENT—ROOM! OT 3B UNFU 2 «: suite, joor, south. front: tour win dome; beat; was; hot bath, iwe porte GANG new. FOR RENT UNFURSIS ernment printing office: 6! SHE! ‘st. by tuo seam — THREE LARGE opponite av- QOR RENT— LAKGI 310 per ae. Le. 1TH puitaite for two SECOND-STORY pas Soom: well furnished. with view of Stanton Park; ‘RD persons it* Ok MENT OT Tere | Parlor bed room foiling bed ‘Alvo two bat ST. Foose N.W.. ONE LARGE jor flvor; well furnished, ¥eE to RENT eS =e aera shes = Coates “ae DEOME Booms 2D en ulte: handwoie Louse children. dd Q's rooms nw, near New ie NT—915 sTAWs ew TWO ORT furnished or unturnisied at summer ‘OR RENTAL Fels acuiabe rock iio H urnistied communic Ma ental eiaas Bed ate oe ee sine Bor ligt housekeepins:0.chil: Hauyebire ave. W tinue roomie euitayle for lucat REE same floor, with ates, location wood and" Foon nce GE_U, houuakeorin in 5 private family: ‘no children : ex- Tas ayton wagon, @G2.50; was $72.50. 50 spring ‘Waxons to suit every kind of business. My own inuke of the tineat (wo-horae, Tupnitlre wagoue in city; it wilipay you 348. K. PROBEY. JOR SALE WE CAN AND WE DO REPAIR Ey PEOOND A AND ax cu SHOWOU GML i GErEh aa spat 0) FAVREST, Gti QUAI RAN. FREE OF cha! _ Sel! pianos for noReE NEDO ferior set of furntt rt with & plano, sell « 6300 plano for #200; rub ourselves my new repository, Ld) 32d ot _Spals be» ‘ap20 "SERINE comurr, 516 11tbst. n. oR SALE A FINE NEW cyusent iT GRAx peat, make : to exchanyre f0F « sai ae eee Sao aa en cous, 13 Pa. 21 NICE LITTLE HORRE are nl Salo fay 4 ‘be esen’ ot L235 Masnact sett rr —10 SHARES GARRETT PARK IM- ment Company gong. Price, $20 per share oR SALE—A RARE BARGAIN—MAGNIFIC full-size parlor upragut plano three stein fetion all the "teat dark case: fine sievent tn ‘every spiensapt Seeions a pot hiard to ‘fn. Sry Hite, and owner will sacrifice it ot Sccount of leaving the city for ouly ® 200, spot aah, iis is a sre opt ortunity for soiue ohe (0 appreciate 8 quick cash IME PUNO 3 HkcHANGE WARE ROOMS, _ap20 | Pennsy!vania avenue. SALE_IW0. SEATED EXTENSION-TOP K carriage: i aes ‘tah for use 1b frst. 60 velient tocars = be ” cellent j convenient its. je ed col department apao-or" NT — LL, Mt aor ao wee! rae 1S board. ly new, for sich” me, fully ad wate, NT 212 NORTH CAPITOL 81; ; FUR- | Sou. Ane chances Wh give ve MObeS. tf Fabel room delichttul swnmer ih) plano at ark fh ie ar wishes tocusbane location, apa Caicos: CHE PIANO” EXCHANGE Wake =a Hodsts, Sis'Pa. w fe buck, also tabve bourd. FOR RENT turnis a ved rooms or part of EN ig K 8T.. TWO THIRD-STORY rooms, furnished, with ‘board; one front and joure tenant; house centrally ivcated and in the best order. p20] te.e caret Fo ee PLEAS. ‘or without voard, on floor trout vod 0 RENT— FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, 3h floor; handrome i NT— 142 NST. WITH THE PRIVILEGE con" RNISI the summer. uch, May 1, \Venient to cars. 1017 Lith st + two lange fur 18-1w HED DELIGHTFUL COOL apis-lw* OR BES which you selection. Te HAVE OVER 300 KOOMS FLOM or write us Fret abba want, ROOM DIRLCTORY wy he pst FOE SALE CASHIEW'S IRON LATTICE CAGE, four tess by Bre fest, deep complete, desk money drawer; door each wide. Apply Se \00 "SHARES DOUGLAS CUT" 2S ~ JOMN by Wwiowt. kod arise e very Casi- soe + At spindle wagons "of ail” styien: carts, srocery wagonmand every ae =iptin, We also iis Fore KENT_APARTMENTS OF TWO OR THREE Lor southern + Bete MON’ ear tows 2F fo Bit Ie summer mo mab17-u rurnished , aa tag. FOR RENT— OFFICES. Be, KENT 1WO_HOUBES. CENTHALLY LO- cated, wiil be leased for Pry 9F, both Zor business p 06 41th st to sult tenants eager al ne rent che purposes. THEO, A, HANDING, and ar FoR ail —k HANDSOME ORME," 8 steam heat ‘elevator articular. FOR RENT—STORES. Fase ‘business. 34 yp each, wm. st St eres mae ch "peasouable'rates. el = “ 2A Sheets eee {DESIRABLE STOuk—COMNEM OF x. suitable for confectionery oF 08. 3. FISHER & 00... ap20-08 FOR RENT—STABLES._ ASSORTMENT OF EXTEN- s wugous, sted cue ight ° wht Ww aL Tig 80 a8 be" 14th and D sts. n.w, JOR SALE—A VERY FINE MULE Fooidseixteen hands inten.” Fe SAiE;, STUDEBAKER" WaGoxs 8. lance » wuitable f ‘tor "aay ‘uel, hauling, contractors aud'tar i ny no havea . alls sap of hanya iad fight sade eee at | Fence Sag aT 2NDWD. Latest nani? omy 1 on inasid Sata THOMSON a ait arc STORE, 511 11m. a oe SALE_RIDING, DRIVING aND DORK mt pecir cam show, Frroreen: one f Siders tom es iat aStatd Jolin on av FRG, "aia: reat baryains. ACRES ON TI cl ahi tenet a ste that it cam be “SILVER SPRIN' x es ) walk of ik AY Taal Cente; +h EES He oTM ST. and Post Two lots of apactecech, only 5 minutes’ walk from + ‘station. moa r oat Posse Potts m ae aye ele Pay ok SALE-KARE MANGAINT _ Mygttevilie: near schools, tare ea Premisee, oF with Sunn & Ce: JOR SALE THE sc tr ING WARHINGTON € ‘These bles: yore fenced; east exposure, ou lite of “SR. wren, {ap 20.9) KINGTON COTTAGES, papered ieee we TEN AD. Fbleiroa rose ‘for #5.0 Aran wl sak eas yp a the 7TH BT. clive cet os nal fete teat th? maps” torte erent = eu my ‘tepbait artestals water Saeco oa relleay For Yenutiful ity sud’ character of hee ‘simclteiy without a rival te or sale and Lousce erected te Suit pur bases Roow Wa, Atiantic vuriding ele "Salt for suburb. MSR Ee al ee Ns, eid F at COZY BOW ety eat Ne, Owner ae ouble > Neen ag OF ARE cant Sie. AGES ‘Tow OT: O00. the other with $e, ice si roo frum 808 13th at Fos AS me vinta ties. froma jrom station, two very desttabte te Sof anecre, Broom hor Beith he ove Ex: exceiled. ap6-1ne" HEADQUARTERS are DOR SALE Brook. care ‘Deed tt, Sige, to pura section put itin our bs _apt7-2ae* ands. 8. G. TRU SAE 10 raaie teyond station WALKER 8 SON 100 Pee ‘thor ‘Sout = Bedagice anal v4 at i Of OF LINDEN, ‘3 squares Fok cho or electric ‘al form free If you have business in this Tt te our epeciasty SLER & CO. ON BRENTWOOD Koad; Brool ae OSENOST. A BRACE UT tenent opposite W ashi politan Branch railroad. pave teen reserved inthe moat vent. uit and oceupted. . express trains only forty tut Aprecs, schools, chur! POR SaLe— 100 acres on the Bunker Ul! ros tance of fhe Catbolte Eiere Torated’ and we for sul ogg ite for a samitaritan or publi hum —s 3K. F. aps Fok SALE Potomac ~—s Heiwhte, American University, ap: |. work On mer. ce of the choicest have arangeinen' parties dealtuus of tuspectinay the easant “Jno. Waoua ‘cor. Lath and & Neyed ut every Bi lance and hamden YF ifteot gas ST Mnocachiuscts eh will tegme e for euburian SUBURBAN ET. ington Grove, of the Metro Oly twenty ote eft. These the ‘iatly oth traits latly ites. Post office, $33 8 iasibin’ 14th and G ste. 4 in SS seore ration ty _sp18-Lm 10Ts outhly pe int over oobi urban propery. ois Toa, PPoRSALE—GLEN ECHO — “ROAD aa rie? acres directly ob electric Rin town snd. Glen Echo. BOOS “lew 40s Lowsiene eve. W oopsivg Lies between the Met Uranch and the 7th at. pie fa facing ‘the ratirond rept and the pike ob Sant ated slopins toward both." The drainage on cellent, water good itainabie.- J be subdi- Vision fe eight “nytles trom un apd ie the valy oueon t fe. ‘Thereare ten houses now on the sututvcsion and more are tobe built at once" Tie Mok Cro Satta! sar, thie wutdivimion, be uae ters of a mile. Ener unde, finest ner boarding alo $5,400 For piate and partic ‘or and ws PERG _spl1am oR SaLe— at TARoma — Bccated ot in wub uf the Cras six-rooin cottage, 3 Stade, with two-thinds of am scre of laid. ; terme to sult. om 70 DIS Fors vert foutlir with Brorert, in GoltubtSadeiiee Tat dee we REDFORD WW Garam, rs ay7-m SUBURBAN RESIDENCE a cy Le i SALE — SUBURB: re eine wat £10 ACRES ce ona e Broad Branch Cut ave. extended , vi ‘than any other, peg torte STARE fncrease wore ta this section ee | MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN £— FU! ol JOR SALES ‘OnTY G eAD OF eet Oo iateecees t emienrigeee BALE — by aed ae POULTRY — = FORE ay: Epes tae can nen bit FSS at BaD Dono ER. AMONG SONGoEAy snes ox. horses. Prices: ‘400 bth, near Daw Fore Recap Cy TO REE MY aap | 2 ee sil pliet owe send POE BENT, BRICK STABLE ON era WITH ‘water. “as, eer At 300 Sd BOARDING, NHE AUBURN, FA AVE, AND 22DBT- nicely furnished rooms and board by day, ow N.W., Te Ser ea LOST_AND FOUND. yes Yall pointsod my]? ‘OST_—FOX TEKKIcR, er Reward itreturned to bee Seereess il at, {Dupont cree. 87" Ost WILt, TRE tee 18a | KE. Se ks SALE—~“OT10" GAS ENGINES, Soran xe fon De BRELACEY ane 7a Mth ace as are Ga os eu ual’ bl al FIVE DOLLARS MONTHLY Syren een PERSONAL. : Mors TO LOAN IN LANOE AXD SMALL SUMS OPERA SS iny where te mcr i po 0. ©."GREER, yor ¥ AN ON REAL BRADLEY, os ¥. inate ‘of interest ; no de 308 7th st. nw. aA aise BBs aK sums UG) ee MoI LES