Evening Star Newspaper, June 12, 1891, Page 2

D.C. FRIDAY, JUNE 12. 1891. TOMORROW'S STAR. Sixteen Pages of Good Reading for Saturday Night. Sixteen pages brim full of news and good reading will be the portion of each person who secures possession of a copy of Tux Stam to- morrow evening. It will bea paper that every one will want to read and will read. Besides the news of the day, covered with completeness, ‘there will be many columns made attractive by the pencils of artists and the pens of skilled writers. Many topics of local and seasonable interest are treated in articles especially writ- ten for Tax Stan. Travelers and popular con- tributors to modern literature will be repre- sented in the literary feast prepared for Tur Sran’s readers. An inviting feature will be the first of « series of articles, by a pedestrian and lover of nature, descriptive of jaunts on the roads and over the hills about Washington. Among the contents of the Saturday Stax the following may be announced AT AGUA CALIENTES (Lilustraied). Pen pictures by Frank G. Carpenter of life at s Mexican watering place. ‘THE CHILIAN CAPITAL (Lilustrated). Fannie B. Ward writes of peculiarities of life im a South American city. PARISHES AND CLERGYMEN (Illustrated). Episeopal churehes in Washington and their reetors. ‘HE SUMMER GIRL (lilustrated). ‘The young woman of the season us seen at the resorts and in the city. IS A RUSSIAN PRISON (Illustrated). ‘The remarkable story of an American's euf- ferings in # far-away dungeon. RAMBLES ABOUT WASHINGTON (Illustrated) Roadside sketches made by an enthusiastic pedestrian. GEN. SCHOFIELD'S MARRIAGE (Illus trated). Sketch of the commander of the army and his bride that is to Ye. AN AFFAIR OF HONOR. A story of Virginia life, written for Tax Stam by Kodney Clarke. THE PRICE OF LEANNESS. Celia Logan tells ber own experience with obesity cures. MR. CORCORAN'S LETTERS. Mr. Coyle gives further extracts from epistles written by famous men to Washington's phiuanthropis:. THE GAME OF POKER. Good stories about some statesmen who have been suspected of playing it. ‘THE LOST VANDALIA. Lieut. Webster continues his account of ad- ventures at Samoa. FISHING IN THE POTOMAC. Advantages of Washington anglers in casting for black bass. NEW YORK GOssIP. Happenings at the metropolis related by Tax ‘Stan's special correspondent. SCIENTIFIC KITE FLYING. Superiority of the Chinese and Japanese in this respect. MAN IN THE OLD DAYS. Articles that he used for domestic and war- like purposes. BOOMING THE FAIR. A burean which has nothing to do but excite interest in the exposition. SEAL KILLING IN ALASKA. How it will be illustrated at the world’s fair. ALEXANDELA. WASHINGTON HALL AND OTHER BUILDINGS. The leasing of the upper floor of Washington Hall by the Rechabites, as mentioned in Tux Sram yesterday, opens another set of lodge rooms for the societies here, as Virginia Tent, which has made the lease, will fit up the front room in fine style for lodge work and will re- cent the other four rooms for various pur- ‘The second story of the building is oc- Tipiea by the Merchants’ Club and the lower one by stores. Washington Hall was built for @ theater and for a while was un- der lessee to Hugh Latham, Wm. H. MeKuight and others. Many ‘actors who have since become “stars” pinyed there, but the theater was not a success und it was given up even before the war. The hall was, for the third of a century, the office of the Virginia Midland Railroad Company, but of late many of its rooms have been ‘unoccupied. Now, however, all the stores have tenants. The present building is the only one which has ever stood on its lot, except the log cabins built there in colonial times and remaining there within the memory of men now living. ‘The ordinary histo tory of ‘the cecupation of a building lot in the older portions of Alexandria is, first, acabin frame or log; then a comfort- able two-story wooden house, ther a two or three-story brick house nd.in some cases, later very fine buildirg in modern style. Wash- ington Hall was an exception and succeeded tue of the origina § log cab’ ss All the old cabins in town have been long torn down, but the frame houses of the last cen: .ary still re- main in all the lower portions of the city. Some four or fiveof them are still on King street. One built atthe corner of King and Fairfax in 1752, and afterward underpinned at the lowering of ‘the street levels in 1786, is still a comfortabie and substantial edi- fice. THE WEALTH OF THE cITY. Health Otticer Purvis finds it dificult to maintain the board of health up toa standard of e@iciency. The board isan unpaid one and some of its calls on the city council for alle improvements, &c., in the interest of heal baving been disregarded many of the most ‘Weeful and active members of the board ceased | to take an interest in its proceedings and the beard i not full Under these circumstances ‘the health officer, who is trying to put the city. im order for the ot season, bas availed bim- self of the assistance of the superintendent of police and will ask that the ofticers also ectasbesith inspectors. 1 health of the ity is excellent. NorEs. Mr. John Green, a well-known brick mason, died at his home im che northwestern section of ‘Whe city last night. A colored festival st the Odd Fellows’ Hall, on Columbus a Dear Wi ae street, last night is reported by lice to have been a quit and Gecoroas gxthering. bs Mayor Downham has collected a greater amount for licenses—=4,085.W—than has e © been collected here before during any one year. ‘The police will put on new sumer hats next Baturcay ——_ THE couRTS, Egurry Covar—Jwige Hagner. ‘Today—Leale agt. Vance; auditor's report contirmed. Canglry agt. Winslow; du. Broome gt Serdo; uppearauce ordered. Willis Dooley; do. Connecticut General Life Inewr- ance Company agt. Ward; W. W. Mohun ap- pointed guartian ad litem. Green agt. Lucke' Sale set aside and bill dismissed as to Lyon. Marbary agt. Hawke: decree reforming and construing deed. Bebs agt. Attenberg: hear- ing on return and fesnes set for July. Med- ford agt. Scott; sale decreed, A. A. Birney, ‘Wwustee. —— ‘Real Eatate Matters, RE. Parker bas purchased for €8,000 of T. Franklin Schneider sub 61, square 432, 18 by 66.875 feet on Gth between L and M streets, A. Nailor, jr., has bought for $35,506.34 of NN. Wilson of al. trustees, parte 5 and 7 and lot ‘10, square 227, i feat 103¢tuches on D betweon Ath and Loth streets northwest. Eugene A. Ridgway has bought of W. H. i for 96,000 part 406, square 570, 20 feet 94 inches by 112 | amy on E. between 2d and 8d streets northwest. pane naa Ty You have idle funds for an invest meat ena eet oe ‘oops: , bankers, hase, 1242 F street. Fire in the cotton mills of A. Campbell & Co. od near on Sao Snot Dennis J. O'Brien, for Geo. C. ‘Harrison, Church stroct, bas SOCIAL MATTERS, Mrs. Harrison's Summer Plans—Personal Notes of Interest. ‘Mrs. Harrison will go next Thursday to Cape May, accompanied by her grandchildren, and expects to spend the entire summer at her cot- tage at Cape May Point. “Today was given up by the ladies of the househoki to seeing Dr. Scott off for his long journey west. He started this afternoon with his son, Mr. John M. Scott, for the latter's home in Port Townsend, Wash. He will not return here until next October. Mra, Dimmick will not start to Cape May Point with Mra. Harrison, but will be there some part of the summer. The cottage is be- ing placed in readiness for its occupants, and early in the coming week Mrs. Harrison will ‘sending on all the little belongings neces- sary for her comfort there. She received early ‘esterday a cable message from Mrs. Mckee Saying that they hed enjoyed a pleasant voyage. ‘The Marine Barid concert tomorrow afternoon will be the last one at which Mrs. Harrison will be present until her return from her summer Mr. and Mra. Henry Semken will sail on the Trave Tuesday next and will spend a month at Carlebad. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Storm will leave on Sun- day for the Pacific coast, to be absent until August 1.’ Mise Storm will pass the summer her aunt, Mrs. Middleton, of the army, on Governor's Island. Mr. Charles Kennedy and his daughter, Mrs. Radolph Kauffmann, have gone to Dunkirk, Ted, te stone tas tomers oe a Kennedy's son-in-law, Mr. William T. Colman, who died suddenly June 10. Miss Katie Costello left yesterday for afow weeks’ visit to Pittsburg prior to her departure for an extended western trip. Mr. Rudolph Eichhorn and son, Aloysius B., have gone to Atlantic City fora stay of about two Miss Mazie Martin, who has been visiting the family of Dr. Cathett, in Baltimore, has re- turned to the city. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Whitaker, at their resi- dence, Takoma Park. pleasantly entertained a number of their friends last evening and amon} those present were: Postmaster Sherwood an: wife, Mr. and Mrs. P.M. Hough, Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Doyle, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Knox, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hickeox, sr., Mr. and Mrs. Perey Metzger, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Combs, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wood, Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Favorite, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hickcox. jr., Mr. Callahan, Miss May Clark, Miss Fisher, Mrs. Bean and Mr. snd Mrs. Edw. Brown. Mrs. A. L. Barber left Monday for her home om Staten Island. ‘The remainder of the family left this morning. ee SHOOTING STARS. Cumming having got all the cheers, the crowd sat down on the Prince of Wales. The Atchison (Ks.) Glode says there is a girl WANTED Haig FOR -RENT—ROOMS. FOR RENT_HOUSES. FOR RENT--HOUSES._ eo Eh a Wired onlatedgeelar andi Seer | W., Be .. Box 27 ANTED_SEV WHERE WATFERA a Wie it HACE QUA DAIRY CAFE WANtep a YOUNG MAN FAMILIAR WITH be quick and correctrt arses, wen ottereed | D2 apply." Audress B.C-P StaruMce. deleat WANTED — Hon CAPABLE COLORED for one person dur beni of telly must seer {pibouse, 810, relerences. 500 Maple aves Le W NTED_IN *TIONS IN PROF! TOKAT Photographing and drawing. Address 8. YK. Star office. it’ WANTDD_ATIDY WHITE GIKT TO ATTEND 3 Maron count eae ae newest ashing oF irontiy a vountortable ome and Tras ED WHITE na es TOE laundress, housemaids, waitress, nurses, kitchet, in that town without a fad of any: kind. Get out! Her fad is having no fad. A young man can act old with better grace than an old man can act young. Religion doesn’t affect people who affect re- ligion. Some of our swell tally ho drivers should adopt the stage as a profession. The heir apparent is a bald gambler. If AT FIRST YOU DON'T SUCCEED, ETC. Miss Willing: “What do you think, Ethel, Harry Smartleigh tried to kiss me last night.” Miss Ethel—significantly: “And did bi Miss W.—indignantly: “Of course not. ‘Miss Ethel: “Why not?” Miss W.—hesitating!y: “He didn't try hard enough.” The dude is a post-diluvian production, for Noah never took two of that kind intg the ark with him. The Itata, having shown her heels to the Charleston, wili now have to show her arms to the U. 8. authorities. acirevs. Tommy: “Did you ever see a real circus, Johnny?” Jobnny: “No, but I've heard ma when pa come home late, lots of times.” The Prince of Wales might add to his titles that of Count of Baccarat. After the trial, Sir William was Garnered in with promptness and dispatch. “Reading maketh a full man,” says the philosopher, but reading hasn't a monopoly in that line. The Philadelphia Inquirer, anent the finan- cial troubles in that city, asks: “Can we trust any one?” For reply the Inquirer ia respect- fully referred to the motto on the trade dollar. A well-known member of the Princo of Wales’ set in Georgetown contributes this: O Albert Edward, surnamed Guelph, The flies are on your royal self; So take it, paste it in your hat— ‘The Second-Hand Dealers. jury in Judge Miller's court found a verdict of guilty in the case of David Meredith, charged with violating | st the law asa second-hand dealer. It was not Ferdinand Lowenstein who was tried for the offence .for he says he has his license and pro- poses to conduct business in compliance with the law. oan A Proper Selection. From the Homiletic Review. After the morning sermor. I gave the “no- tices,” and then announced the number of the hymn to be sung. The congregation had opened their hymn books. ne one of the deacons coming toward ulpit I waited with open book. He remladed uo that T'hed forgotien to give « notice of the Indies’ meet: I then stated to the congregation that I hed forgotten to give such notice, announced the namber,of the hymn again, and proceeded to read it. The fee! the congregation— not to say my own—may ve imagined when I read the first line of the hymn: “Lord, what » thoughtless wretch was I!” ina ive Vein, From the Harrisburg Telecraph. Judge Glenni W. Schofield was a personal | *% friend of Abraham Lincoln. A Warren county private, having knocked down his captain, was tried, convicted and sentenced to the Dry Tor- His friends urged Schofield to have him released, #0 he went to see the President and told his story. Listening attentively, Lin- coln replied: “I tell you, judge, you go ‘right Gown to the Capitol and get Congress to. pass fan act authorizing a private soldier to knock down his captain. ‘Then come back here and Iwill pardon your man.” ‘The jadge says that there wus such an air of quizzical earnestness and desire to serve him about the President’ manner that they both broke out in an out- burst of la hier. The judge did not press the ease further. see ‘There Was = Vacancy for Him, From the Chicagu Tribune, “I don't know what to do with the boy,” wid the discouraged father. “He is indus ‘rious enough, but he“ isn't truthful. He’ ratber lie than go - I never believe a word he says unlies Tnow it to be teas natene, i i i FE. ne i Hi i i i fi i iy fir maids, butlers, waiters, -belfien, ‘isca cooke, batten der, Yarm, dairy help.” DICK'S AGENCY, Rai ase Wwe ED_AT HEADQUARTERS, WHITE AmB colored cooks, launcress, chambermaids, nurses, pagn souks, waiters, belligen, bartenders faring dairy help for city and away. NBAML. A. COOMBS & S27 10th st. de WASTED HOUSE BETWEEN jst to 10th sts. : no basement ; gite.sornes house in mw. at 65,008. &CO., 1220 Gt. a. WASED _ = iN’ AND WIFE @ a echt care of a Lm | — ence. ia Address We. Soe Jok2-3t* m1 VY 7 ANTED—HOUBES: Aon HWESTERN tion ora 8 a baring Handi isha odve raid ies Sat Oy cack eae Baw Boom Sn fel FOR SALE HOUSES. RENT—ONE LARGE FRONT ‘RENT_ UNFURNISHED. ae weer: furnished. 712 5th st. PEA 0 Lithet nw. 10r and large hall ee 1002 STH ST. N.w.. THKEE-sTon 840. Apply 1000 sth se nc in me NW Li awn weil bait ant tn thoroweh ord 11,000; easy terms. KENNED” & r % FICKLEN. Gin 14th 9t moe) ells ee NEAR Sareea on ris Sy FOR BENT iaie 851 1 3 FORREST oy FLOOR, UxFURMISH i, ED\ & FICKLEN, 608 14th at. i WENT—AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY married soinely fur. Me Hatt Mae ave ne Tar Sie adthres we dir an FSFE coE oe EOOMS, FOR Bis se'nw, Sw N dave uw, hie 16 N Yave nw, ‘Lequare trom fows ae, S18T ST_¥.W. WILL WANTED—LOTS. NTED — AT ONCE, ON CAPITOL HILL OR 3 | W Seren atten. iat 17U'uy OU or 79 feet a ‘owners state exact loca! 5 | aera pe “Gulch. Address NONTHEAST, aber: office. al Fes RENT 1015 A AND 1 1617 SS he eigen Ye mm ar nS Fe ees mydern infororement and tion. eee ae el eee cece SLT wo . Ww. ; Prooms, Nog Og ony iS, EN SUITE OR SINGLE, ee Spe ppomng ote corner house, Jed: 218T. N.W. a ihe: foie archon tare DP nol Fok, RES ‘RENT—ROOME fen eete south exchanired. 2000 dition. rents for @0 er WANTED. MISCELLANEOUS. Warr {CRAYON! GHAYON! WE WANT $4 can siup at oo Old reliable studio of EST ABKOCK, Amateur vow tg prices ‘Cabi- sent gatand we Sh e0.tF WANTED-BY A LADY TEACHER, FOR THE Suiniuer, pupily it grammar and aritinnetic., A dress H.A.F. ANTED-ASMALL HORSE: MUST BE W ‘pt stand welt Addons whhprce: @ Btar office, ‘ANTED—AT 315 4% ST. N.W., A CAPABLE W colored veitl as chamnbormald aud itress. — 1t* COOKS, WAITERS, CHAMBER- aids. nurses, wen. women. beystor all work: Ap- plications prepare for government. Fuilian apd ral- loyment furuished. — CLTY PALMoE Ncw OHV IGe dar thea pew. Jol eae WANTED CAN INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH ick Doreen eure ply at DICK'S AGENCY, 013 7th st bew. Jol ‘ANTED-BY A SMALL FAMILY, A tot eth et. i] or woman to do-eneral ‘housework. Apnis Wass COLORED BOY, is gAGED 16 TO 18 N. after 7 o'clock p.m. ‘WARTED_SCALES CAPABLE OF WEIGHING three tons. Address SCALES, Star office. Je11-3t* ful little G-room dwellinx, with all imps. roe 819.50. 3 Seaton st. m.w. ;6 rooms, all mod. imps. Very cheap at S18 30. ‘Alt water rents paid. aN Fo RENT—FURNE Metropolitan cars.’ {313 FoR RENT—Lana: ‘nished E PLEASANT ROOMS, FUR- “aac ©. F. NORMENT, pated, SA SuREnee Sutes, Room 10, Central Nai’! Bank building. {OR TEXT stusT N.W.. 11 ROOMS: ALL oveinents: juvt pat im tharonci re: Tear; house is suitable for Per iuouth.” 1sy Sales st uw. iw. WoUsii Pomeru) at mesa The above houses oan be examined by THOMAS J. Fis {OR RENT-TO A RELIABLE FORTY. Rau ‘Apply at the WASHINGTON 245 1459 1 a #. (OK RENT- 35 18T ST. N.W., a_xesorn UN- 7th me. # LA Bii-rouin tine ou ‘These houses will be sold on woe yer2t Fors WEST. peo {aiailice.” Rent Buudes ite T. Large store and dwelling, 1420 7th st n.w., ing O Street Market : suitable for any Dumness. concrete celier. Store aud cellar, 713 0 st Market ; suitable for any New store and dwells, OR RENT_2013 R ST.—1i_ ROOMS, Meraished- with cicolvenooes ind eo: y situsted near Conn. ave. and f 3. cars: terms reasonable: time to suit. “BY THOMAS E WAGGAI Estate Broker, {Olt RENT- (ON SECOND FLOOR, TWO LARGE Ded, Roane, handsomely furnished. closet yuth front; summer rates; WANTED G Micronia WITH DETACHABLE eat for driver; also a very small pony. Address Box 141,Star office. pad Pony sett Wis ANTED- WILL EXCHANGE TWO GOOD LOTS and pair horses or good phaston. 270. Star o Jetl-3t ae SPANIEL OR SETTER BITCH ws Tate to Irh retriever.” Address Sa" office. je1d-ae" Ww ANTED-HORSES PASTURED AT 85 PER month. stabled at $10, on Green Hill farin, Rus Years ig aurend to and arv te | toturueds Tetopons os temo. ROR P * ‘elophone on farm, a0. STOR, erences, G0 Mana. st deems > ‘Agent, care Kisgy & JeO-1w* NG WHITE GIRL FOR WASTED_ VIOLIN AND FLUTE PUPILS BY eneral housework for-one lady two ex-U. 8. A. musicians. Scientine instruc, si night refe red. Gall after 4 stay at night! references req pan fev sth st cS sel? Hon, 65’ :or twelve weeks-duriag “vacations 3 G st. nw. ee is * Jeb-1 ime ANTED_A WHITE WOMAN FOR THE co ity todo general housework for three persous. Apply at Sou Est new: it" WASTED_A WHITE OR COLORED WOMAN to do housework for ; ood hole aud good pay Apis up we de W ‘NED | EXERMiENCED YOUNG MAN, iN ‘the stock, sasii, door and blind business; one competent to take of quantities of null work and iumbsr trom ‘drawings. EE. JACKSON & CO. sth wt. and Ubio ave. nw. yell ite* WASHED ¥lus1-CLAss WAIST AND eee iuakers, also learuers on drestuaking, HOFFMAN, 724 loth st. news, Pritest VW ANTEDIINTELLIGENT AND_ENRAGETIC ‘men: pleasant and profitable empluyiucnt with Merchants and Mechanics lusurance and Savings AS. A. 2 superintendent i ig ¥ sociation, W TE BOY, 10 YEARS OLD, TO Tum errands and make himself useful about a store; Feferences required, Apply at UY Dat. u.w. ‘el W ANTED-A CLERK OF BUSINESS ARILTEY: ohe who Writes nd with references, Box 125, Star 0! V JANTED-A GIRL TO DO GENEKAL HOUSE: Work im suall tamily; one who will go hone nights.” Apply at 127 C st. me. sens Wa mall tee SEE ed ladies’ maid. Tuquire at 15 4 Ww STED-LAD AGE: DAILY, NE rubber undergarments. Sirs. N. B. LITTLE, Chicago, Tk. Jent-i Waste —SHIRT BAND IRONER, SHIRT ironer and lady clerk. “Apply MORGAN STEAM LAUNDKY, o17 9th st. nw. Jellse W8NTEDIMEDIATELY, AT CAVITAL Steam Laundry, oI 8th st. b.w., an experienced marker and sorter; also cue for ace curtatus. jel L WANTEDIAGENTS | FOR THE GRAND! ‘selluuz Fourth of July novelty; two samples, cents: 810 to $5 easliy mude; invesitigute before’ too late. "M. EKNST, Cieveiand, Olio. Jel0- W ANIED_X YOUNG MAN To ADSIST IN OUR repair departwent. Address, with reterences, C. ALEKBACH, Domestic Sewing Machine Ultice, cor. 7th and H sis, dolv-ist “_ W4NTEDTYPEWRITERS FOR WENT: ALL tr reasonable: siypve aay wery a WHITH EXCHANGE, OUT a awe athlete Waxeb wae TO. PASTURE; TWENTY | Fears’ experience; box stalls grain enil required. Uru iia Oth se n, we ctarm sth st.rouds Shtlles out. “O. Hef CLARK, WANTED HOUSEKEEPERS WILL FIND OUR sorae rates very low. We have. first-class Up- holsterers, cabiuet inauers and do any kind of work at short police,” 4." EMEEMAN & CO., 187 1 st bw. 2 site S44 Jai tal | atest > 2: VERY DESIRABLE, FURNISHED ‘oR ue, corner Lith and W. unfurnished roorns: a cit a pee ave. ne. third floors; or, NORTHWEST. Foon 8. all toa. Tou Mist. nw. E UNFURNISHED ROOMS: ble parties. Inquire 134 New TWO ROOMS ON SECOND ? ‘batt on sae floor house imp. ; good neighborhood ; rent reasonable. ar. “100 321 Sprace at, Or 80 2A Ist st nw. Gr. nt housekeeping ; rent Rew waa ;OR BENT. LARGE FRONT PARLORS HAND- somely furnished ; single roome also; voy moder = SPOR yIGED-LARGE front room, suitable for two; nice single rooms on RK RENT—TO PARTIES WITHOUT CHILDREN, fc desirable, unfurnished for a housekeeping ; 2d ~ONE, UNFUENISHED BOO) BOOM, WITH yuna floor desira W 4NIED-SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING, including thirty Lours’ dictation each week; Pit: man shorthand: calisraph and Kemington; three mths, #10; thorough business course, includs bookkeéping, Ulustrated Uy Vror. Stara s celebrat charts; three months, $10; students assisted in uy lucrative situations: diplomas. A. C. SIAKIN'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, lo £ st. n.w- my29-Lin* WaANteD cabinets, for cluldren ;'pict Want aSATON DER 10 Or wan, Italian, Spanish, Portuese, Dutch, Swedish or Kissian, Bestreferences given. C. MAYO, Koo, 4 F st. new. auyfa® WASTED [EVERYBODY TO HAVE THEIR Pers cleaned by our new am:noninted stean Office and works 1708. and 1 it. n. NEWMIER. “Myr. ‘Telephone Now Sod Julius Lansburgh’s, 13tuand ¥, and posand 104 apl0-du W ANTED GKAZE YOUR Hol ON WIL. son's stock and vrass arin: $5 per month; for 3 weals & day and grooming, #8 Der in. Best attention Sent for and returned tree. J. H. WILSON, 920 F new. min20-3m W ANTED_STFAM CARPET CLEANING AND Tenovating Werks ; feathers renovated : mattresses ade over; jurniture steaned and L.oths destro: {aie YOUNGS, 1402 Fu ave, ‘Velepboue 100 COUNTRY BOARD. 1710 Conhecticu ave. __Jel0-t GOR Boakp INA HEALTHY TOWN; FOUR J trains daily to Washington: no children taker under twelve ; references exchanged. Address M.A. Leesbury, Va. Je ae DESIRABBE BOOMS, ON ‘913 D st. n. w. : all mod. 5 11. Apply LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 201 ‘FOR RENT—A LARGE ROOM AND. FACTS iaulevoard to, two gentiomen oF ladies in, office: LW Foferences exchanged. | ied Foe ES ne, 12 piecemeal A vestiuent. Tors From sate The above is on BS ion of the properts For full ica tomes for ert ee nedou, the Ist and loth. “Gel2l THOS, MAN: SOuHENT-NEW- HANDSOME” PRE front; Grooms and bath: all mod. imps. con” host convenient location on Cay Rear schools, churches, markets, cars and Call at S10 Binet: mee Pst OR RENT_AT TAKOMA PARK, NEAK F station, « furnished cottage; deilutitfal eh: ference required. EINNEAI Takoma Parks D: ENT—-FURNISHED, FOR THREE MONTHS ‘«%-room house near Dupont 3 Personally oF by letter to. Ke RENT-LARGE AND SMALL HANDSOMELT ii ventilated a 2a RENT TWO, UNFURNISHED ROOMS, 2D floor; alcove and larve closets. No objection to light housekeeping, “uly NEW YORK AVE., TWO LOVELY ‘communicating tront rooms on 2d pished: also two communicating rooms on 3d floor Will well nepmrately of together. #1. La dell st” ALS CANWOU) with or without 11 14th st. nw. JOR RENT_UNFURNIS 40% Corcoran stim. 845 cellar; lange yard. 8 apll-0w* TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1:07 Fst.u.w. gH RENT. 400, 10TH st 5,F-., STOKE AND ‘THOS. B. STARL, 458 Louisiana ave. FOR | SUMMER. | ANNAPOLIS; comfortably furnished house near water ‘Academ; JOR RENT-PLEASANT FURNISHED OR UN- sepeinad rooms 00 Dat. nw. on turniahed. at bis ths 45 '—1921 GBT. TWO COMMUNICATIN fraished Fooma, sect weyesaea W., ST FLOOR, ONE | POR. mes Ar a =D aT, AND a repaired, 25a mouth, inguire nest door. Cars aye., Annapolis, 728 Lithist, 12r..$83.33/ 1000 X ia GEO! W." LINKING, 00 10h sth. {OR RENT—7-ROOM HOUSE; modern improvements; near patent office, post igen of carn 404 neha? 3010 32 st. 20r,b & at. #25 Pension office; four Ok RENT—DO YOO W OU WANT J ROOMS? IF 80, they tell you where they NT-133 WST. NW. amt 62250. OWNER, “RENT — MASS AVE BET 14TH AND, hats, nt SIX ROOMS AND 1115 Tat. nw. 9 Msi, 7e, K KENT—APARTMENTS OF TWO OR THREE +4 is a, i Tooms; furnisl ae Prate, ath 2th O S500 Prospect ave, ioe Patterson neiir.- 14. 15 Seerat Wonnisys, isi orcora te eT wiz FOR RENT—_FLATS. Frame hotise, Site road, Boer ERS WANTED AT WHITE HALL rARM, only those wlio eats give Arst-class Telerence heed Cas yen ge ee | Dat Calratigis Nat mw Patol jor arficulare wadgens irs. Lo Ae WAS EE-ISSUIANGE AGENTN WHO DESIRE | > Di to work spaying. business in conmection With theirs, Callat Lui) Fat. ew W ASTED_A KEGISTENED DRUGGIST; ; STATE | Hal and shade, age, references, &. L.'T., Star office. jel0-iit” WaAstep—s GKADUATE DRUG CLERK IN A first-class store: wood salary to” the rixlit ma itr H. O70 S-Lxeter a. Baltinore, id. WANTED-AGIKE TO DO GENERAL “HOUSE: ‘work ine sual family ‘children; must be 00d Cook and have ret. ADjly 1325 No. ave fel0-se WASTED — DUNDOKE'S EMPLOYMENT BU- Teau, conducted by Indies—men and women, white and colored, for all kinds ot domestic Labor ; c aud springs: with reterences. 709 L. WANTED ENERGETIC MAN TO RENT AND ‘exhibit the marvelous Edison phomograph during the sununer excursion season; large aud quick re- turns; ‘references required. COLUMBIA PHONO- GHAPH COMPANY, uss sete country and ‘other cities: also Cooke, muses, waiters, houseworkers, butlers, waitresses, house and Kitchen maids, far hands, de. dor" BUKRMAN'S. 11106 ot. n.w, ‘on comission. -myld-1m W TENOGRAPHERS AND REMING- ton typewriter operators directed to positions. Euwployers provided competent stenographers and Memington, Operators: no charge lor service. WiC- KOFE, SEAMANS & BENEDICT, Henington Type writer Office, Sti and F sts. nw. uy 13am. WANTED—SITUATIONS. WANTED BY A YOUNG MAN, A POSITION: has ad experience in Lookkeeying, typewriting and general office wors. Address P. K. Jel23:* 7 ANTED—BY A COLORED GIRL. A SERVICE Place as nurse or chaiubermaid: will go to the rhe stenww. at V 7 ANTED_BY , POSITION AS COPYIST in lawyer's office: soine experience in business. Address ANXIOUS, Star office. Je! WANTED_BY RESPECTABLE COLORED GIRL, situation as nurse or chanberianid. “Address 5% frees st. 1. W. ¢ W ANIED—G0 To DICK'S AGENCY FoR COOKS, inaids, nurses, laundress, houseworkers, butlers: gaatehmen, waiters. footmen., farw and dairy men all have references from last place. 613 7th st. WA STED.CALL Av COOMBS & CO.'S BUREAU for cooks, chaimubermaids, laundresses, ladies’ juaids, nurses. Waiters. en cooks, waiters, tuotmen, farm, airy anon references trou last place.” 27 10th Star office. WASTED_BY RESPECTANLE WHITE Gini, A situation 4s chalubermaid or nurse. Call's Gst.'n-w. Gall between 3 im Jelset™ Waste ae ay NRRPCTASER COLORED AV Et asttaation to cook: Nach aud iron formal al ‘at ueht good Feference. ys wss bet. dat aud od, Dian sts: ie ANTED-BY TWO yore COLORED a, Placed: one an first-class coo ther jase family. Address 2000 L- jer Wat ‘* RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRI. a place as nurse: too out of the city; very” will ing sud obideinue. Cail sf 1382 Nel aves ‘sole (COLORED BOARDERS” WANTED — SUM 2 boarders can be accommodated; good Loard: pleasant roovis; convenient to station ; excellent shade Ande water. 3k LANOR) CRAMPT' Market, Frederic AIRY ROOMS, BEAUTI- fully auaded lawn, ‘fresi: vegetables tron the home warden; ice, milk, fruit, ie.” Adults preterred; ref. MISSES HUGHES, Hamilton, Loudoun Co., Vi ED_A FEW BOARDERS IN A PL iT Japue xruunds: plenty: of shade: ice. mll.. 10 aie beautitul and healthy. Address dele. ste POK TENTS ROOMS: AT BROOKS’ gee Waxten, sone BOARDERS: Teatt0 fe, Address Mre. W. 2. GHEEN, Boyd's, Md. Jel Dade ‘ant ah ei (Gap pation. W; and O." Keke LEWIS It. HOUGH, at Waterford, c Boakvens DESIRED NEAR THE MOUNTAINS of Virinia; plenty shade, fruit, milk, butter and burg mountain apriug water ho talane, fanullice a specialty. Address Mrs. AGUSTA SIMPNON, Aldie, Loudout co. deil-at" CQUNTHY BOARD FOR THE SUMMER FOR J Jadies and ventiemen in office only. Address Mrs. J.B, WILTBERGER, Terra Cotta, D.C. jell-3t™ WANTED BOARDERS—HEALTHY LOCALITY: vient, Shade tena reanonable particulars 19 Address Mre. "Wl. GET vi WASTED SUMMER BOARDERS HALF MILE from depot ; daily mai. and try home Dp erson, Montxomery counts, Md. FOE BENT 6 HENT “042 N Inguirg ot HEODORE well-finished ste porches, & A sold tits. week. lid Fst. nw ore ‘WO FLATS, H ST. N.W., AT RE- Sabana XG 38 rHoMAS 100 Corcoran building. OW KENTA OOZT FLAT FOR LIGHT HOUSE. Keeping; no children; $12 per month. 300 D st. T—HOUSE 1349 CORCOKAN ST. N.W three stories,» rows, cellar. eas, bath apd all in. 4 my Toon on Hirst Boor; routs suuth THOS. G. HENSEX & co. POR RENT—BY HO and 1908 9th st. n. w. 228 Ast at. nw ESTRAMP & JESTER, 7TH bath and cellar... bath and cellar. bath: jot 30x10), dL? KS. DONALDS! ONE i hoon ‘Apply to H. A. JOR RENT_IN ANACOSTIA, OF RENT SAN EEEGANT, FLAT OR FIVE ase bath; new and complete. JOR RENT—950—1911 G ST. N.W.. Nigath modern improvenetite; deuce mayo Se jOR Sear FU OR RENT—AN ELEGANT ence Tor housspeeseae cen iene be \Judxe. Marbury residence. with Gellar ata yard." Uply gi ye DESIRABLE FURNISHED OR UN- Story room mi. 1. brick :centrally cated on Mass. a 5 HOWARD, ooo 13th st. a. DOR RE: ize Fp, CONN. make sy rivate dweili EEIPOLD, «. we cor: ith and Fuse we 0QR HENT—TEN-ROOM BA\-WINDOW BRICK, srates; south front: haune dain excellent condition FLAT — THREE Foster th room. every conv pag SHED_FOR THE SUMME onthe a fine house with ail wt. tn Bt ant, 200 teet frou cars. . VE. ; TWO-STORY AND. ILLIPS & SON, bath jsuit fuitable for dress 1419 N. ¥. ave. ——— FOR RENT—OFFICES. (Wo ¥INE OFFICE ROOMS ON {second foes and four on thind Moor of (47 Ath st. REST UNEURNISHED— +408. U6 sted Wateret (were U3 Fayette Terrace .. So 1 Fayette Terrace. # RENT—S09 OST. NW. SIX ROOMS AND le location, $25. ‘& LAY, 615 Fst. now. EIGHT-ROOM also sable, On =e FIRST-CLASS OFFICE wooMs IN he * butiding,” 1419 G st., single or com- ‘every convenience. “Appiy at Room ace RENT_ 1531 house, with bath, in good order’ per month in advance. quunicating, wit VERY PLEASANT md oor, over 1434) New York as Talo New York FOR RENT—STORES. {OK RENT STORE 12 E St. KEN’ ‘92125 L st. n.w. ;8 rooms and bath, {8 rooms and bath. ‘¥ rooms and bat! j,11 rooms aud bath’ ‘B. BROOK! Tb [ath ats, w. 14 oth st. aw. JOR RENT—1445 U ST. houses; seven rooms and bath ; Fooms are all beautifully papered: ail “wo HEO! FRIELUs, ONE OF THOSE Nic concrete cellar, the EIGHT. OOM TOK. HOU Ok REN 7aAS Brae TAILOR $H UNFURNISHED. YER Teve, 125 m 1.8150 Rockyill ee WANTED & TO 10. AN NON REAL ESTATE | District of Columbia in suns to suit, ae interest. EASTERDAY & MALLE. Pacific butiding, O24 F st. nw. J OXEX TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE OR OTHER iy Mk suune from $400 upward at lowest 141 New York ave ‘OR = 'T_STORE. 1 posite Hamilton House; ‘cleat location; waltatne | 2 for gente’ Zormishines, tailor tulliner, oF ‘any Met i> per month, Tiquire 1421 oth st. nw. DNEY TO LOA. —JULY 1, TWO GOOD STORE ROOMS and flats above, 1274 and 1:25 7th st. nw. ; now Z oods and other sor wall paper: the present tenants inbviny oUt to vecure SGreen’s alley uw, Ar. occupied one tor sai One of the hands 1626 Vermont ave. ANLEY HOUSE, PHOEBUS, VA., SITUATED within five minutes’ ride trom’ wharf at Old Point ¢ moet sys tah and boat houses atached good | sling and splendid bathing; rates G12 to sisoe ook Address Mrs. HANLEY: Selooe Boareens WANTED IN A HEALTHY Locar- Ny plenty sade, draft, vewetables, Joe and tik. terms si8 per wouth. Address Sirs. JOHN E. BY. WATERS, Jetfersonton, Culpeper County, Vas jot" FOR SUMMER BOARDING APPLY TO BOX 12», Hagerstown, Md. Je6-2W" BBQARDERS WANTED: PLEASANT COUNTRY house; plenty truit, vegetables, milk, shade and ‘splendid "F: ‘tet mati. Apply to'C.C. OE {TO LOAN IN LARGE AND SMALL SUMS at lowest rates of interest on ay in the District of ‘w. cor. 13th and F sts. n.w. [ ONEX 10 LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT aT CUR. Fent rates on. han Teal extate sect) :special MLFORD. 1307 Fst.n.w REAL ESTATE. PROMPT ~ ESWORMSIEDT & 14d L st nw, 9... OX RENT-LARGE STORE AND CELLAR, G77 | jets Concoransé, 10, Dest. nw. “sunt. POR RENT_WARE HOUSE 10 ‘site Wholesale market into two stores, Inquire 92th La. FOR RENT--MISCELLANEOUS —STEINWAY | PIANO, UPRIGHT efandi iy good condition; 31g Spruce ‘sf, Bi! 209 O'st nw, Or. ONEY TO can attention tw all JOR RENT—TW NEAT OOTTAGES: SIX ROOMS each; Pennsylvania ave. extended, Roe DT & BRADLEY, (OR RENT FUENISHED FOR a MONTHS, the Delano place in Mt nines tage, with baru and an acre of lawn und warden, MOREY WANTED AND TO $10.2 each per month, having money to loan can always find silt-adge secured Ly deeds of trust BUSINESS CHANCES. en in a private family tn the beautiful inealthrat town af a the valley 'gf Virginia; sry roou and bewutizul location, "Tens 86 0: week pecial terms tor two. or more. - ‘The celebrated Masuenettte’ prin water and the celebrated Chaly beate water frou Ttawiey Spritix eats be hind fresh very day at cheap rates, 4 iy Mrs, D. 9. LEWIS, BER ‘Harrisonoure, Va. WW cate daiy nal Saal comers of a count F hone, rater reasonable; references exchanged Bok, BURDE’ MEY, Boyd'ss ads : Seo WASTED SYA NEAT COLORED GIRL, SITUR: tiou as chamberiald or laundress OF inly's uid Good reference: Mil Stee mews W fcuxework by respectable colored wi rosa work by Fea city. “Address 1716 Rigs ste new TANTED—A SITUATION AS GARDENER Wikre wan! could Af gesired undertake ie management of ai estate; good reference, Adites Oke *Star ofice. Jolin yANTED — A SITUATION AB EADY's cost mnion, oF teacher in\private fuani tin ‘Address MISS O:, 112 Foderal Jeli Wate at 4, EADY, NORTHERN GERMAN, . Gefman and Engiiah latuedayes aud eng desi ‘® position us uursery governess oF WANTED-BY AN ENGINEER. SOBER Sel-recommended,e place. Address PNG INEEH, 16200 wt newe Jeli-se WAXtED THE ADVERTISER WILD, GIVE 15 cine of walang to any. one proc P fon a2 skilled illed laborer ‘or watchman ip any. ote he partments. Address, star 0 Jette ANIED_DY WHITE GIRL. SITUATION 76 W an \encral howe. works otuer than 9 ironing.” Apply at present "sie 0 tate Wares COLORED GIRL. SITUATION 28 cook or do chamberwork in city or go away. S22 20th st. aw ‘KD—BY A RESPEGTABLE EwaTERaunr, Wane 2a rer Piste bear offic g elle W: yee TON BY A WELL-EDUCATED fab or governess of grow- tng, ilar JH"jood reference.” adress EB Rta | Sreamn ANTED— BY A SOBER, INDUSTRIOUS Adaseen SY Dir 111d Now Jersey aver mew. Sele ee A YOUNG wads Pan ee 148, Star of ANTED-SITUATION! ONS FOR Baia COOKS, drivers, nurses, Poor nocd nw. WANTED—ROOMS. ‘OCUST LAWN HOUSE OPENED MAY 20 FoR ruminer byarders.. “Address sane FRANK REPP, _¥e6-1m eh Boyd's. 3 1gH AND HEALTHY 1 vinutes' walk of Watervale station, Baltiuore and Loot Rich railrond. Address Sirs J. EDELIN, Paligton, Harford county, Md. jehtwe BQAeviNe NEAR THE MOUN' TAINS: LARGE .cood Water ; milk and : ire on the premises, cor” Harvard or at Room 0 Kellows bul aime. 1K RENT—1607-1008 MARION ST.: BAY bud ao, ee ne all modern is Inauire of — the EASE FURNIBHED O8. OR. .UN- modern gusveovensents ‘Apply on premises - and. Leth st (CARD TO THE PUBLIC —J. T. HUNDLEY. ave a0 tpiretclsas work at 1ow’ irises. caine ratcclaas work at low. Dea rine ‘Unguestionable elty. references. st, between 13th ‘aud if EAL ESTATE INY MENT. SPAYABLE GUA x ' 8 ‘TERLI mae tor the trad SMALL i ae ARGED. 24 sat ESTABLISHED DAIRY, LUNCH ining room: centrally, located abd feeding ‘ATE. THOS. B. WAGGAMAN. ONEY 7, LQAR-IN SUMS OF FnoMm 9:00 A up to $25,000 ou — ‘OF ea serae 206 L BT. x fll modern improveinente: fu only 81,000 Callan st. Let EN TLEMAR, HAVING LARGE BUSIN! best. eas BUTLER Bardive wil wade nate atl oh kines ¢.'30) era? Lee SOR SALE AT @7.000, ANEW worth @.000, “on : a7 y to Se. pave WaiGT &S10CKETT. NiO Pst. wow. Took DOR SALE INVESTMENT EXTRAORDINARY — Sie-roon rick for $28. ret SOF at a SALE NEW Six ROOM BRICK* IN LY Droit PRA, ajecial Pecu.ton apd very easy tera = WRIGHT & BTOCKETT MOPst. ni NINE se12 sae OR SALE rooms and bath jolt POS SADE—4 SIX-HOOM RICK ON AST. NEAR Leas V stth eo ath hb thar and G1» Mark 000. dey. thy 4. for bunetn fates ou bse WAGGAMAN “GEACE M. THOMAS 10 Corcoran bua At Brookland, D. C., by GRACE M. THOMAS, 100 Corcoren bu A new nine-room house Anew ten A seven ru Also a nunuber of ch very easy N NOKTHEAST POR A PEW DAYS st renting f Hees eb wt nw RAME HOUSE, FIVE KOOMS. ON quar’ tr : Bovek, 214 ALE-THREE-STORY BRICK rooms, bath and cellar, on Detrecs front, ruining back to alley. price, 2,408). rents # seal. © BOVE, Sa saws Fe SALE—A NICE HOME OB AN & PER OFYT Msoldatonce. Address PROPLUTY OWNE! thee delat LE_NEW BAY-WINDOW PRESS WkICK; wn, th SALE ST. NEAK DUPONT ' iestory © frouit | 10 roo jow wale te heat.’ Price @9,300. "M.S, DUNALDSON, ie KENYON 81. BET ith and 19th, I proved by a pretty Het Miia. TEKEY & WHIT QOK SALE—K ST. BET. 19TH AND 141K STS b.w., Seatory and bmsewent bw brick Ir Je and tar alley. Price. #8 SiS Pat new, Rowan STOKY AND CPE JOR SALE_SPLE i dweiling . Prive, An 70k ORCORAN NEAK ist NW, south “ront, elegant ueiehborhood, t-story ani cellar b.-w. brick. 10 rooms. bath negace heat. Price, €5,000. K's. DONALDSON, ts F'n Room 3. ca OK SALE-K NW. SNTORY, BASEMENT brown-stome brick; 10 Tooms aud bath: Laud is, ligt, NALDsON: hia 4TH ST NE TWORTORY BW roowwe abd bath ie Btouk wiley yell FUR ALE tos, no. br SIS, sea ne AND Neos 12th st. noe. ; Louses re all faisbed an first clams style, For pisces. ec.) ails te #. RANDOLPH, 802 F E_ OFFER THE RESIDENCE. ¢ $EOKGL. BANCKOFI tor male, wi unt of «Pound attached, fronting both om t desirable; house in exe sed 10r btuiklttie For particular: ‘ap yiy, to HILL & JOUN: e103 1503 Pa ave ow. OK SALE CHEAP — 1-1 5.W., cok Florida ave. ws and bath ane ond. H. GRAY &e0., thi Fat mw jelbeae JOR SALEFOUK HOUSES. KENTING FOU #43 a mouth. ers Vrs sel" Shs.M. MAM, 3 20K SALE COR. 17TH AND 1 STS. N.Ww ACING FARRAGUT SQUARE, pa the best portion t€n Farrscut nde ed Uy a substantial ME RESID weed OF ULE EAL d and papered , ‘Aduitess PUNTER * wer, WA. Hl. MAMOGUK. Atioraey-at » STORY PRESS.BRICK FRONT dwelling, #th st. near y ‘and bathag ‘all mi. ; yrrive 80,300 - cast, Comay BLK. «Ai13) TTY RCT AE RBokD. apie LAs Fat. aw. OR BALE_N. roous, ¥ BRICK DWELLING, under reut at @00 per inwath, cc, a She ev & RUTHERFORD, 1907 F R SALE—10 PER « NT INVESTMENT NEW Randsoinely papeted ; ia dewid water: lots Ton edt SWULMETEDT & BRADLED juropean countries. Address we ANTED_TO BORROW @ ‘by machinery’ ONEY TO LOAN_ WE HAVE A CONSIDERAULE Mort t mauey op aud ‘to Joan, in ‘wargains 3401 Sgt st, (cor.), 12%. all m4 ao eet Ge tm. 000 FOR ONE YEAR: ‘and material worth $10.- ro intereake Audreas Bor TOT chy Geet ol SMITH & Soxs, H DOCTOR 18 DESIROUS OF TAKING wan, kraduate (M. D.)into his business each ARERR Ga ae SONNE. ‘OTICE—TO GOVERNMENT EMPLOYES AND ONEY Ty LOAN AT Me AR AT. 5 ANI aeps 6 ot CENT ON HOLTAMAN. REAL ES. einen nee Ba ee ae my20-eo1m* GUMMIT HOUSE, GAITHERSBURG, MD., WILL SS "oven June 10; deuigntrul location ;acconnddatious louse newiy” turn: wate. “Address Mrs. NW! BOLLING. 1322f Balt ton st, ‘Bartimore, Joa 100" Se eae a = «reepen ge 438 Pennay ivania 8 OXEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT, ATSAND Peete 1000 Ps. ave. others—Inclove 81. with stamp and receive infor- 4 woolen or cotton without im; ping house address it Thy aT IN in a good locality. Aree RE. ination how to wash. jury to material Tequired. ‘Address Box Feu: SALE HAL Mashington Grove, Md. :clerantly situated eleva; nxt re, iy water class board yey gis tr le rates. 0 js ‘phiy oe Sitter WD, OSBORNE, FSpenae ees eo Log PI ye COUNTRY Se ae een, ea | splendid water; Le moderate Sopot ana nd Office aay A ia a ‘Fire Ins. Co. ‘suffice. ) ‘ONEY TO Tons on nes ‘ON REAL ESTATE OR FIRST- class security, at lowest rates of interest; no de- day were the sectiity Is rood. VU. C."GEEEX, 303 7th st. a.) os TO LO) IN SUMB PROM 9500 UPWARD. AT FIVE a PER CENT, BEAL ESTATE IN THIS DISTRICT. BO. HOLTZMAN, nares joni Fe PALE GROCERY AND FEED STORE, ON ces }TREAT—MOUNTAINS oF ‘MARY- Cimie toeat Harper's Perry, CEng es ee Re ce ed county, Ma. ae Cor. 10th and F sts. nw. CHANCE. eee ui ay care ea enter TO @ic eases har LOST AND FOUND. B.O.HOLTZMAN, 10thand¥ sts.a. HENT—HOUSE 447 M BT. XW. TED—T IAGERSTOWN. ABOUT TWELVE WantE IN HAGER! BOUT TWELVE able nd couyenient nen eke eh Je, = tay toot sai Sep BOARDING—A, PRIVATE | FAMILY Bectiaud bs Ore Bt. Many ee adres ae Sits sh eae “ARGE MASMION ELEN ay Gabe, DE, OOF “inyti-im Hamilton, Loudoun 60.,'Va. BOARDING. ———————— Q2Y NEN, NORE AVE “HANDSOMELY FUL- ge eee eee Sue feat AWAYTA LAKE RED ie ei VoRTRAYED OR Ror aed FOR SALE IMT. CORNER 16TH AND * HK SALE—BEAUTIFUL NEW SSTORY BRICK dwelling, 1M uth st 15s rooms and oats roo” all latest husp. , Biet-rigen ity every respect Rteer hs od fe We te mnarect ny TRU THERFOR Set JOR SALE — SEVEN-ROOM TWO-STORY Bay window brick, 18 feet wide: mod. lunps. , fromtine south; Jarge parking. near New Jerwry ave. circle om Massachusetts ave. uw as roouy for extending Weck Luilting &is. tor etal, Pac ft Tune to foot alley wind, D DaXNuowrn, Cor. 1:ith and G wn, iets Staton, Sd er 4G wt.” my Alan BETWEEN OTH AND anes and lots .very champs, Bony 1 & $80 My “ini ‘one of ‘eek pone pea name Se Topas, Slonete, Me. 5 pen daly? weichanen in change ae Jol2-3t “irae te matork mi PERSONAL. ee a ccsmtontion HARRY, ASSP inane Seer Eup iy Laces umes es sta —— Regtotered Trade Mert, PORE AYR wHisay, (t¢e Gallen, 6) 0 Quart and 60s. « Pint. ‘JAMES THARP, ‘we can possibly turn into money this season, and im order to further that end we have marked all our sum- ‘mer stock at extremely low prices.and as an additional inducement we will allow a discount of ten per ent on ali goods paid for at the time wf purchase wnt Prarther metice. ‘This should bea rest Sinducement to purchasers as our stock of Pine Dress Gouds was never better at thie ‘seeson of the year. One price in plain figures, jen percent off for cash. ‘This reduction will be allowed on every sale inade frou teh cents up. W. M. SHUSTER & sOxs, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. &. W. ONE PRICE TN PLAIN FloUnes. ‘my30