Evening Star Newspaper, May 31, 1894, Page 11

FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR SALE—HOUSES. FoR RENT ‘Brovkiand, 30 ay 203 Gh ft aw, 9-25.50 | POR SALB—NEW $5,500 HOUSE FOR $7,500; TWO is F a oe st, 7 $2.50 | squares’ north Mot Dupont eee eirele; ae ong + improv owner must sell, *, =. = Mika tast F's awe my31 =f. Be, 2) | FOR SALE-NEAR BAP. ST., COMMODIOUS Qsi9 Ps Taos 25| brick: 10 rooms; bath modern; lot 18 1928 ik “se x re soy | 17h alley; sacrifice; price, $5, 107 NH } ives ‘R'so B. Cap. st. my31-ate 509 6th st 1 22.80 | Pow GALE—BARGAINS, BVERY ONE—PRICES The Milton—a; 1 (22-50 |" keDUCED 420, 224 st. 1 26 7th “350 | STORE AND DWELLING, 1924 14TH ST. ‘ash Grov 609 N 22.40 We 2015 G st aw, |910 B [21.90 STOR AN DWELLING, * 1357 "ii" SP. 3 a ceoes 28 did RESTAURANT StAND. “A Bis & 143 4th 20 Sons Rea SLs as sth 3 1143 6th 20 $01 E Ca: 1228 H st ne, nan 3213 De 126 G st ne, br. fitoo ButeK. CELLAR AND DATH. e385 R 162 Leth sf, OF L4xs7 TO" ALLEY 1723 3% 2131 Va ave’ m 1 Red st. west side, orth of Mass av: 16th bet Cor 18th & ety ne SRA Rost P and Q sts.225 (with 1 bet 20th and sts, wi Hl bet x ste, ‘with stable: RI‘ ave bet 17th st Conn with oferson t stable 416.67) | Conn ave & 19th. 175 W st vear Cong are, stable..... 416.67 ier "he bet @ and 100 BM bet Lith & Ist. .300 De Sales st bet Mass aye bet isth st | ind Conn ave. ..1: 300 at fvet isin & 880: “tos and ba sts, with stable. 28 Caice seems Yet Sendo 1814 H, heat..... 3108, Fst. 1st Sour furnished rooms and base: 2. dwelling, wit G st. Ist floor wet BULLETINS SES Bet COPE ‘xe oda Or BILL, @ JOHNSTON. 503. Pennsy! nborhood. Apply to Sth st. aw. tf FoR RENT—$i2.50-BRICK 1915 A ST. NW; latrobes, bath, cellar; large POUIEST. 10d B ate aw. 1a to Z ble and convenient ne! Prank tT: BROWNING, 4 FoR RENT—-AT A LOW W PRICE, 2 2106 R ST. 2 aor Sam, le and Sei very desiradl 2 baths. a nd are ; 1620 17th, Be oa} 523 Zist, Gr, a1 617 Morris ne. 2 = py we 30 PO omen, Hit'G ‘ami. 50 Bas 523 Blige ots place. 28.50 FOR RENT_AN EXCELLENT 7-ROOM BRICK Sreltiog: GS Tee af 0; on cable car line: only month. RA PHILLIPS & SON, 14 New York ave, FOR RENT— 2734 Oregon ave, o guajtms Duncan ne, oun 3131 Low, Br.new.40.50 620 Whitne MerNeuLen ‘s PATCH my23-tf Cor. and G sts. hn FOR SALE—BICYCLES «or RICE FRAME (LOT FRAME, OGROAD LOT 1,375 my31-3t CHAS. A. SHIELDS, 1405'F ST. N.W. FOR SALE—ONE OF THE BEST BUSINESS Con- St. S.w.; store, dwelling and stable, bers om. Worth must and is ‘ for $4, c Bove ‘sso, my31-3t 214 7th sw. Mt $2,250; TCOCATION 3B. SEAR H STREET, RAILWAY. Tanvines. DF T AM ABLE TO MAKE TH! PAYMENT ps ENOUGH TO ‘Surr MAN IN = OF LIVING WAGES. ‘on Gtintya A 5-ROOM HOUSE WILL" FIND > TE PURCHASE OF THIS HOMB CHEAPER TH | PAYING RENT. mys" i SALE-I HAVE THREB NICE HOUSES, ctically new, one 9 and two 6 ye Tespect- Frety, which Twill ello very cash’ payment to respoasible and desirable. pur. chasers; ull in nice neighborhood, convenient to ears; let me locate you im a nice home on easy . ion esate as near departments; : owner mast leave: price, $4, my20-3t C. BOYER & SON, 214 Win et. ew. FOR SALB_SEVERAL FINE PROPERTIES FOR large business purposes, switch from railroad. _my20-3t C. BOYER & SON, 214 7th st. s.w. FOR SALE—1034 CONNECTICUT A ‘A VERY desirable end | unmusliy | well camila and finished dwelling. App! ai Tra st. W. Me POINDENTER ____ my29-1m FOR SALF—BY ASSIGNEE--THREE HOUSES, Nos. 10382, 1034 and 1036 15th st. n.e.; 7 rooms and cellar each; mod. imp.; lot 17x95 to alley; these mst be atid, and are © great bar ace (ae TRADE—A SPLENDIDLY BUILT @rm. cottage; bath; a.m.l.; stable, ete.; n. with oaly $100 or so incumbrance; for a nice brick m.i.; om Capitol Hill; ‘will assume in- cumbrance; owners take notice. Also beautiful lot _n.w. (select section), for 2 or more small houses im good renting locality. Room 5, 1201 Pa. ave. my20-t FOR SALE— CG, HOME.” “CHARMIN Don’t fail to inspect the new Resement brick and, stone Gwent 7 iwood finish; tiled bath room; fur- gece beat: boqetifelly papered and crystal ‘chan- deliers; very cheap for cash. It will pay you to mine purchase. For nt. Keys at office . ‘y26-s, tu, th3t FOR si SALE OR TEASE—COMMODIOUS SURBUR- ban residence — ees Jane aad Tennally- ume lawn (100x200 feet) and Ger penonoren = im co. 2 excellent wiabie. ww house on in- tersection with Massachusetts, avenue extended; handsomely and completely finished from garret to basement; spacious grounds (30,000 feet); beautiful views; price, $60,000; would lease to an acceptable tenant, EOLDSBOROUGH BROS. & Co. ap3-3t&s,tudthtt Pean. a FOR SALE—COZY 6-ROOM ENGLISH BASEMENT dwelling; first story brown stone; 307 11th st. B.e.; convenient to cars. Price, $3,750; $150 cash, balance $20 per month. ALLEN W. MALLERY & €O., my28 ea F TIC SAFETY, FoR SALE—IN 1s DRORE PARK. model * used only short 3 WH sell fe + a 5 only et $70. 1201 Saws — “my: cea STURGES & © indout For (SALE, COLUMBIA PNEUMATIC | SAFETY used d oaly short time; im perfect ; for $75 cash. gain. Apply at 247 ‘. Cap. st. mya FOR SALE COL LUMBTA 1 PNEUMATIC | SAFETY, 3 ha 28 Ibs.; inner tube tires; good cuation? ont or my2é-1m 924 R st. ow. FOR SALE_FINE VICTOR PNECM A Aric, "8 w. FOR SALE—12 NEW, HIGH- SH GRADE, ‘SAFETY aveten: 8 for lady Syste a ite marae “PIANO: § STAND- new; only i belongs to a I flerk. who must sacrifice “aT 1ith st. Swe DENTISTRY. That Aching Tooth Is easily removed—with no shock to the 06 F st. nly $25 per month. STURGES. & DORE, 606 F st. a.w. my28 con t SALE—BUSINESS PROPERTY; ONE OF THE Dest corners in the city; highly’ timproved, and well rented; is now offered at a very low price. Now is the time to purchase; no better Invest- ment offered arywhere. Remember, this oller is for a short time ouly, when the prop- erty will be withdrawa from the perket. For ae he eee HEILBEUN & CO., Tth "tt. Bw. ot eS MB 19th st. m.w.; thirteen room: all latest improvementy; our aa supervision house open for FOR SALE_HANDSO: brick dwelling, 1815 rooms and bath carefully built and first-class in every FoR sey fate NEW DWi ry Dupont Circle. (Nos. 143 to 147.) UTHERFORD, 1307 F st. 2,350| POR RENT OR SALE_AT ATLANTIC CITY, a r OnD, 1207 Ft. to) Ti AR SUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. BRADY HOUSE, ATLANTIC © kansas bet. Atlantic and beact Amp Send for B ices _house. JAMES | a my15-3m ACH ¥ oa END) OCEAN AVE, Atlactic Ci ail hs full ocean view. moderate. Mrs. RM. og aye Bargaine tp hotels, boarding houses and cot jes Tensonable. ISRAEL G. ADAM Co.. ‘Atlantic ‘City. my. HOTEL ALDINE.—PACIFIO AVENUE NEAR eat Atlantic City, N. J.; strictly” first-cluss appointments. oe ey er ice list, ete. ac at + Dr eastMan, my21-2mo Proprivior. HOTEL ATGLEN, ty ST pert icnigan ave. near beach, Serum iy “pen Perfect sunita is, Ft arrange Tahsitolyal erus.88 to $19 per weeks 7 BREED. a. 4 Washington trade solicited. L MICHIGAN AVE. NEAR BEACH, Atlantic City, 'N. J.; open all th steam heat; electric bells; all m my2¢-1m_ J.C. COPELAND. HOTEL KENDERTON, Ocean end Tennessce ave., ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. SPECIAL RATES. mhl4-3m Mrs, J. F. NEALL of Tioga. SPRINGS AND BATHS, BEDFORD SPRINGS Hi The Carlsbad of America,” WILL OPEN JUNE 21 Under new management With its aprince’ of curative waters, it is a bealthful as well as a delightful summer hom For booklets and terms call Mr, A; J, ROBINSON, Hotel Afno, until June 15, am |. T. ALSIP, Mat P, Manager. THE MOUNTAIN — Pa. On ton ot the Aly Movuta! BR. R., 103 miles east of "al stop. OPENS JUNE 2. Delightful location. Excellent drives. Pure ang water, Appointments the Dest. ual 7M. R. DUNHAM, Supt. “mui: THE BERKELEY SPRINGS HOTEL WiLL BB en Fe eee eS eae cer 2 pt The has made many mente; electric ‘bell ls, gas and electric ty tei in 7B refurnished and renovs ments. For further ERT, Man- TAME Hotel” Co., Herkeley ‘my25-1ia* HOTEL, — sha CEATTOLANER “SPRINGS 1 Spring Valley. Md.-627 feet pee! ride, froin Washington, 1; cool nights; no mosyul mal st water in the world; flowing gals. per day; swimming ryland; ten pins; pool; billiards; tine very a atables cals concerts and hopa: or- chestra_ of formers. OUR TABLE AND PIsiNe oow genvICs and most Prominent — attraction. Skill New England Waitresses; the finest and most perfect cuisine in the south;’ fresh vegetables from our owm gar- *QPECLAL LOW RATES For SURE Send for descriptive ee my19-1m WM. Lb. SPORK, Owner. IC CITY, N. J. THE PBACci. ee SAM'L WAGNER & SON, EL MT. VERNON, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J, cifle ave. the entire rear at 1,000 feet of *h room ‘facing the ocean; 165; hav- fog been much improved and vriuranica, will re- on May 12. Terms, %; 1-80 -bO to $2. r day; $3 to $14 per — Fad. & MOON Prom ap! HOTEL ROSSMORE, Atlantic City, N. J.; Near the beach. ‘Under Washington management. Newly furnished. Rates, $10 to $15 _myl0-3m? ee $10 Coie Hanisoc BROS._ HOTEL TRAYMORE, Atlantie City, N. J. Open all the year. ap2s-3m W. W. GREEN & CO. HOTEL WELLINGTON. SveRi ae: ALTANTIC CITY, N. J. NEAR THE BEACH. mb12-8m M.A. & H. 8S, MELROSE a een tbmacan, m2 Opens June 15, Address Melrose ne ~_myi2-co2malw ide! SEASIDE HOUSE, ATLANTI AVENUB, NOW OFEN. MILNOR. On ocean front Sun parlor. Blevator. it yater open” ALL THE “Sear, myl¢-1m CHAS. EVANS. SEASIDE ATLANTIC. ‘CITY, 3. ITED STATES HOTRL AND CAFE. ones view and center finest villas and drivé First. class aecom terms and rooms, HN 3 RS DAVIS, Prop'r. ade my18-1}4mo__ sonaiite;"" Mitusteated boo Bookter cation. “(fe10-4mi “the vale ri meant 2 CITALFONTE, ATLANTIC o N, ON THE Bitace FRONT. Musteated bo pecbiet ‘mailed on applica- tion. HOT SEA WATER R LEVATOR, &e. Js ‘en howenrs & BONS. THE, 2a IN. tetas with a TENN. with ali” conven- fences. ain ECKERT, Ineriy’ of the Rosnmore, n.w., Washingtou, D. ©. Tam newrrr, ig efi PENNSYLVANTA AVENUE, Atlantic City, N. J.; terms moderate. WALTER 8. IVES & O0., owosre proprietors. my5-e012t THE IRVIN ‘TON. Atlantic City, N. J. On the beach. Modern and cheerfal. Elevator to Sround floor. All water Sitered. _my8-Im HAM BERS iS & HOOPES. THE MARYLAND. New York ave. near the beach. Atlantic City, N. J. my1T-24m ‘AD ile City, N. J. iis “ha OW LEHMAN & 00. _gumynrnee, ATLANTIC Rewarys Ores THROUGHOUT ‘tae YEAR. Situated directly on the beach. Every ence, Including bot and cold sea water baths and elev: J. D. SOUTHWICK, Manager. z L._T. BRYANT. J. -13, Circle for exchange. pont. C ‘CHAS. EARLY, 603 14th st. 0.W. Rerves of pains to rack you. With our liquid FOR SALE — BARGAINS_BELOW _ COST—EASY perticie of pain ‘is eltmminated. extracting, | terms "300, 1811, 1813 ISU at.; Anely, fished; with gas or ied solution, iNER. iste 1 Te; silver, platina or amalga jgold, $1 up; very finest oe beau dtrtlbe set For. SALB-ABSOLUTE BARGAINS— : L ; Dr. 820-“16th st. above Scott Circle, ‘corner’’ .$20,000 er warner BSE TI Rp —Corner, rt it, near , ’ (ON, JR, DENTIST, OF 1508| §20—1 block from Dupont Circle, Br. deep... 10,000 by RT y RBs cottage at Co) OM so ts cs in the city. Prices ‘Beach appointments, please | from $ ‘ ZC . calls. peinloas “extraction.” ‘my23-Tmo* ° (mys) 1421 Gat, main floor. PREE DENTAL ‘¥._TEETH FILLED = and artificial teoth inserted without charge, \er- 7a ai, Sa NEW, ae. ae a cost of material, at 1325 H st. den-| concrete cellar: furnace: Sen SE Se of ine” Columbian areca, frie ens Sighting for 8 B=. rua hg a ~ ber 8 to | Owner and key at 1984 Bi aw. YET sal METHODS it Dental ogerations Charges moder- ad." tn anot Papel column. ‘AL PARLORS, 1217 PA. AVE. fe2_ was DENTAL 13, 14, 23, California, Y. iar nol RET, €2 daze’ toor, will leave May 12 = Vacation trips lines. tour. ARTHUK W. ROBSON, mblo-tf ais iinet” nw. HOTELS. paises WILLARD’S HOTEL, Pa. ave. and 14th st., 0023 Washington, D. ©. EBBBITT HOUSE, WASHINGTON, D. G UNDERTAKERS. R. W. Barker, FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER, 612_lith st. nw. Established 1867. co first undertaker to practice wet of embalming in Wasbington, és Graduate cinnati ‘School’ of Embalming, ase clas crs rh str tie TIMES. Faces ealt, 997. W. R. Speare, Undertaker & Embalmer, 940 F Street Northwest. Everything strictly first-clase and on the most reasonable rms. Telephone ca scguercs BuRGDORE. FUCRN ‘DERI mh2-8m Public Account: aw. Complicated transacticus equitably, adjusted. Cocpenntion audits a special 1421 F st. FOR SALE—TO SETTLE AN ESTATE—THREE 4- ef Press-brick houses opposite eg = Park: 1% Inches on I st. ef 144 ft.; stables on rear lot. ‘Apply to Dr. D. OGDEN, executor, _ 1624 P st. lint FoR _SALE_HOUSE ON 19TH ST. N.E. eae os me; stories; near st. cars and two herdie ne pe and coay $100 cash, ‘and $15 monthly, or §20, interest; make a soe home and ing rent; office oj FRANK L. "HANCOCK & CO., __ap25-tf Cor. 18th and G sts. ne. FOR SALE—A HANDSOME _ 7ROOM HOUSE ON Q st. n.w.; only $4,000—$100 cash and monthly payments. A bargain. STURGES & MOORE, 606 F st. n. FOR SaLE—228 12TH sT. SE; NEW 7-ROOM $950; including save pay- brick house; all mod. imy red; near new Catholic Chareh. | Will be ea ore ectable eol- ind $15 monthly. L ‘COCK & CO., Cor. 12th and Pa. ave.'s.e. SALE—S17 14TH ST. N.E.; NEW PRESSED- brick house; 6 rooms: a.m.i.; cement cellar; fine Jocation; near care; $8250 15 monthly: this house will coat sou $25’ month, adi terest and taxes; open Sunda; % FRANK L. HANCOCK & Cor. 18th and G sts. ne. FOR SALE—LOTS. FOR SALE—BY AUGUST DONATH, 611 7TH ST.— A front on the B. & 0. railroad; will be sub- divided to suit; no trouble about siding; railroad _ Will not move this summer. __myad FOR SALE_LOT NO. 2, BLOCK 40; COLUMBIA Heighta; Binney st. near 1ith n.w.; sewer, wa. _ter and gag. Inquire 908 Pa. ave. n.w. my30- FOR SALE—BUILDERS, LOOK AT THIS—5 BEA , ach 20x116, on the north , Columbia Heights, adjoin- corner of 14th; price low; terms easy. VID D. STONE, 804 and 806 F st. n.w. A $12,500 EQUITY, TRUST $6,000, fn about 16,000 sg. ft. 0 ‘ground in the ional y rthw m20-3t DAVID D, STONE, 804 and 806 P For s FIVE ACRES, FRONTING 500° on and a sumber of a Pong eligible tracts: for subdivision purposes in t_neigbborbood. 301 DSBOROUGH BROS. & CO. es, tukthtt 1503 Penn. ave. ALE—LOT 4 ASBURY PARK, —LAKE AVENUE HOUSE, directly on Wesley iaxe! gas, bath and artesian Water; moderate rateg; hear ‘the beach. $c oe M. B. Wi myi8in 200. fee chedae, RS address ‘THOS. NOBLE. THE BRIGHTON, ONE B Block FROM TAB br = Asbury Park, N. the year. Mrs. aAMIDTON Use, apd-100t _SEA-SIDE—JERSEY COAST. THE ENGLESIDE, BEACH HAVEN, N.J. ‘Will open on Saturday, June 9, 1894. “All modern conveniences, includinz hot sea Sater bgthe ia house, rates for June. wats ni _my2 to se10 Mt. Holly, N.J., ungil June 1. 1. West End Hotel. ING BRANCH. Cottages and Restaurant open June 14. Hota opens June 28. D. M. «HILDRETH, NEW YORK OFFICE, METROPOLITAN’ HOTEL, my15-tu&th-2mo THE ALLAIRE, SPRING LAKE. N. J. Pats on the beach. nm June 16, _my12-65¢ E. M. RICHARDSON. “THE RUSKIN,” SPRING LAKE, N. J., BEAUTT- fully situated’ opposite the lake near the beach; opens June 1. myd-1mo EA-SIDE—NEW ENGLAND. HESPERUS HOUSE, MAGNOLIA, MASS. Beautifully situated on the north shore, combining all the advantages of seashore and country. OPEN FOR THE SUMMER, JUNE 9. SPECIAL RATES FOR JUNE. ORRA PAIGE. Refer to J. H, Saville, Fade i. K. McCammon, Chas. £; Foster, Eeq., and others, myl4-méthét METATOXET HOU rragansett Pier, R. T. 28th season opens June 4. Superior locations modern improvements; 200 guests. my15-1m. NEWPORT-SUMMER COTTAGES TO LET—3 comfortable, well arranged. furnished cottages, with all modern conveniences, at $200 to $500 per cottage for season. Within 800 feet of the principal bathing beach, and 5 minutes’ walk of the electric railway. All have ocean view and a safe and unexcelled bathing privilege. An un- usnal opportunity to enjoy a Newport season trifing Cottages average 12 room: Further particulars furnished by A. PRESCOTT ER, Agent, Newport, R. my8-1m* FOR RENT—IN YARD HAVEN, MABSS., lace of Martha's Vineyard Summer ‘Institute arge cottage house; 16 rooms; hot and Water over entire house; bath room and other con- E. HARPER, t-class in Vinevard x. w Cae, my25-1w LARKIN HOUSE, WATCH HILL, 3 Open from June to October. For terms, dia- gram of rooms, &c., address BP. 8. ALDRICH, Proprietor. Circulars may be obtained from the leading drug stores. sny18-1m_ “SEA-SIDE—M ISCELLANEOU! s. OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.—FOR RENT, BY eur or for season, furn. cottage, 11 rooms;’ large FOR SALF—HERE IS AN OPPORTUNITY TO make a fortune. Cannot be duplicated for twice the money. Ter 2,000,000 square feet ground, M and 26th sts. ne., ‘at 6 cents square foot. 2,000,000 square feet ground Pennsylvania avenue e.. at 5 cents square foot. 338,000 square feet of ground H street n.e., at 20/ cents square foot. 1,000,000 square feet ground 45th and Joliet sts., Northwest Washington, at 10 cents square foot 234.000 square feet of ground 38th street, West ; Washington, at 10 cents square foot. For plat end full particulars call on AMAN, my25-6t 700 14th ‘st. u.w. (up stairs). |___ NOTARIES PUBLIC. Heights; beautiful ‘lot $1. Water front; beautiful grounds; for private resi- foot, GOLDSHOROUGH Enos, bos Pa. ave. dence or boarding house. V. W. CURRY, Phoebus, _apS-Btées, ta, th,tf miy2tlm* LE-LOTS 109 AND 110, SQUARE 133 HOTEL LLEVIEW, CHAPEL POINT, MD., cS rice = 25 per square foot. management first-class; salt water | Bros. & CoO, U Pa. ave. bathing fishing and crabbing. Terms, $6, §5 apS-Btees, tu.th,tt and $10 per week, Speclal rater, to families. ease ig A. TCHMAR, Bel Alton P. 0., eA HAND DALL, steamer Harry Randatt W. shington, D. y19-1m OCEAN CITY, MD.—COTTA new, wetty, on beach; only’ $200 fo? season. Aypls, 07 A view ai learn particula OLD I COMFORT, FOR RENT, BY rge water front; Care Baa) Hirats residence or boarding house, CURRY, Phoebus, Va. Smay 24 St? SEASHORE HOME FOR THE SPRING, SUMMER and fall months. Adults preferre: Reduced rates May and June. Apply to A. B, SHOWELL, tu,th to Jeo” Ocean City, Md.“ my2-w, fs3 a SPRINGS AND BATHS. eritories a SPECIALTY 1321 Fat aw THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL IS NOW OPEN For the accommodation of guesis. The hotel is li ht: ed with electric lights, has water on every fl from the celebrated springs, and. the best of sanitary Wo Sack, For further Bp oem apply to C K, Proprietor, Berkoley Springs, W. my26-240° | Cheap Storage CARROLL SPRINGS SANITARIUAL, Forest Glen, Md. A homeopathic institution; 440 feet above Washington. For invalids and those desiring rest and quiet. No mental cases received. Rag ricd muscle movements, electricity, &e. Roope ey 1. For particulars, address G. H. hates ine JORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, FRED- exick county, Va., will be open June 21, 1804. New hotel; imodern in all its departments: sant- tary ‘arrangements perfect: capacity, 250: tem minutes’ drive from R. R, station to E. C. JORDAN, Jordan Springs P. 0., Monterey | Springs Hotel. — Sommit of the Bive Ridge Mountains, Penna, LL REOPEN JUNE 16, 500 feet above sea No MalartaNo Mosquitoes—Pure Spring Water. New and modern sanitary srrangemettte, Special rates for June. Write for descriptive cir cular. Circulars = ba od Office & H. 8. MILNOR, _myS-tt “30°: Charles st.. Baltimore. ~ Orkney | Springs. Hotel, Magnificent secnery; unsurpassed climate; alti- tude 2,800 feet: comfort, health and recreation; 5 hours trom Wash: "e Box Rock Enon Springs and Mineral Baths. Great Northwest mountain, Frederick county, Va. Capacity, 300; all requis for bealth, comfort, recreation and rest; bilhards and bowling; ex: healing Strensthening water ind | ly re for families: ble; complete sanitary arrangements; terms moderate. Send for cir-ulars, with all in- formation, to A. 8. PRATT. Proprietor. im building, Washington, cellent music; ind hath: YUNTAINS OF VIR- PROSPECT HILL, IN THE M ginia, affords a lovely summer home; plenty of shade, fruit; bass fishing: piano: with table hoard unexcelled. " HEN: can count: N COTTAGES For rent at Mt. Lake Park: nicely furnished; from three to eight rooms: costing from $’ for the season. Apply to J _Mt, Lake Park, Garrett county} Md. HILL TOP HOUSE, HARPER'S FERRY, W. ¥. Finest location’ for scenery and air in_ town; first-class table; good beds: telegraph office in house: 1% hours from Washincton, ap25-5mo T. 8. LOVETT, Proprietor. Aurora House, Aurora, W. Va. Opens June 1; table and accommodations the best. Xo advance in prices, Roome should be grmaged at once, Circulars myi2-3m mis SHAFFER, Pro ‘Propitotor,_ Avrora, W.VA, Op the mountain tops, 3.000 feet above the sea. 12 ee oe pom Md. 8 hageapin le. ‘htful drives, good fishing a) gunning In geason, Hisith- sta Contert. tes’ sittin ae Hemet Targe rooms, good table, reasonabl dress JOHN A. LANTZ, Aurora, W.V THA KITTATINNY, DELAWARE WATER GAP, Pa.; now open. ‘This favorite spring, summer and’ sutum t, only three and one-quarter hours Y Broad st. station, Phila. ‘Send for cfreular. my5-24t,eo W. A. BRODHEAD & SON. _ “ESEELA INN," LINVILLE P. 4,000 FT. ‘above sea; reasonable ' rat frably cool; fall wraps in summer; open wood fires; near Grandfather moun- tan, 6, 600 ft. above sea; unsurpassed road: heautifel, mountain region of the Prof. Asa Gray. J. T. SKILES, Prop. “GRAND VIEW HOUSE," HARPER'S FERRY, West Va.—High ground; cool breezes: spriug wa: ter; matis daily; Afteen minutes’ drive from sta- tion. For terms and particulars, a Rox 1 Bolivar, W. Va. myl9-3w GREEN'S MOUNTAIN HOUSE, OPEN MAY 15. Located on fruit hill farm: "Blue Ridge Moun: east side Shenandoah river, Harper's Ferry, . Va. 10 $10 per week: $1.50 and $2 per children. half rates. en rates to all i where sommes i e- | ity, two hundred Ee | Wash! Kenington, good to Octaber 31, tees. ctreular. myl2-5m pad KEE MAR “SU: RESORT WILL OPEN JUNE Elevated, shady lawn, large rooms, mountain er, excellent board: reasonable rates, A/dress H. DUPHORNE, Hagerstown, Md. iny2! MORRELL HOUSE. HARPER'S Coolest point_on Camp Hill; unexcelled. Terms, to eck. June 15." (my24-8m) PARKER N. SPEAR. MOUNTAIN LAKE HOTEL 2,800 feet above the sea: oniy six hours from ton; ALL RAIL to HOTEL: NO STAGING. MOUNTAIN LAKE HOTEL Co. my26-1m Mountain Lake Park, M THE LOCKWOOD, HARPER'S FERRY, W will open June 4, shade; table first class . E. LOVETT, Proprietor. ts ee mstes THE_IMPERIAL-NEW TEMPERANCE HOTEL— fn Blue Ridge mountains; epeci caw and free livery May and June. MYERS, my8-1m* OUSE, SEAT PLEASANT, Will be open for its firs! beautiful spot; large, SEAT PLEASANT F Md., a family hotel are in waiting twice a day to convey you bck and forth to hotel, free of charge; commutation | fare abont 10c. round trip; reference if desired. For further information apply to Mrs. S. R. DROWN, Proprictress, 1005 G st. n.w., R. P. HUTCHINS, 1508 Pa, ave. ORTH TAKOMA PARK, D. . Now open. Largest and most elegant, ‘sub urban hotel in the District. Supplied wiih the famous Takoma water. Terms reasonable. my26-lmo* BURTON, MULANEY & WAPLES. STORAGE. or yB1-10t* HOTEL TAKOMA, Tn combustible buildings, with stables and other dangerous attachments, may prove very expensive in the end. Call and examine a warehouse in which safety from fire and burglars is assured at a reasonable cost, AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST CO,, 1140 15TH STREET N.W. my31 7 You'll Feel Easier In your mind if your FURNITURE 18 STORED in our STORAGE WAREHOUSE dur- ing the time you're away. Prices moderate enough to warrant your gecepting ouf offer to take excellent care of your furniture. Rooms, $3 a month up. W. B. MOSES & SONS, 11TH AND F STs. Ww. We Care for Pianos And keep them in excellent condition—stored in clean, dry rooms and constantly looked after. Leave your himed with us when you go Moderate charg: SANDERS & STAT MAN, S84 F ST. NAW, TE STORAGE ROOMS—FOU SENA’ front buildin, yarate rooms; month HERRING, 225 Pa. ave. n. ARMY AND NAVY STORAGE ROOMS apartments. 1407 G st. SLOAI Props. Low rat my LADIES’ GOODS. (FRENCH my30 ey ‘ORY, TRON- $1.00 per DULEY & ‘mo rates oad; call and inspect. my26-1) ACCORDION, PROCES; skirts, yd.; a pualting establishment ia Washington; ‘pink- uttons. G. W. LUCAS, 918 9th _mvis- 1mo* PLAITING ATE) south and southwest, {894—TWET RAGES, eee A — RAILROADS. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. STATION CORNER OF 6TH AND 5 STREETS. in Effect May 27, 1894. 10:30 A.M, PENNSYLVANIA “LIMITED.—Pullman Drawing and State Room, Sleeping. ‘Smok- Observation Cars Ha: to Cacao, | Cincinnati, is and Cleveland. Parlor jarrissbui a Se & Li ree 15 Fietsburg, Dining car fom oe PM. CHICAGO AND SIt rE, Dib a to Cincinnati math 16:0 PAL. PACIFIC. EXPHESS,—Pullman Sleep ing Cay to Pittsburg. a ‘ane, Canandaigua, 1 A iat ‘Buffalo Niagara Fae a ite Saturday, with yar 19:40, AL, for ndbigua” Mochester aturday. ‘et ert Sages ook Ser eet | Elmira, and a Seat, Wastinatan to Becks oR "PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK AND THE 4: ~ P.M. “CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED,” alt Par- m Cara, with, Dining Car” from Baliimore, tor 4: ay, 198 A:M. week days. eipepreen 2: ror cole change, 7:50 A.M. week days, Cr 7:20 AM. and 4:36 P.M, mk rac pane (00, and 11:50 A.M, and 4:20 ral "00, a : gxcept Suiday. ‘Sunday, 6 $00 £80. {Ling Express for Richmond, sonville and ak 4:30 A.M.. 3:30 P.M. t day: —— and, Atlanta. 4:52 PM. - ‘ouly, Accgminodaiton for Quantico, 7:45 A.M, datty, and $235 P.M. week days. BT Ticket offices, northeast corner of Pennsylvania avenue, and at the B streets, where orders cai ‘my2$ General Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent, “CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY. Schedule in effect May 18, 189: rue leave dally free Ui station (B. and ith a 3 ‘Through the grandest in America with the hag Si ‘te solid train ser- feg wert, W: TCincinaatt and St. Louls uipped, Bees wet lighted, Steam-) Seated’ ‘Teele Pal sleeping cars Washington to Cincinvat 4 jana and St. Louis without change. Dining ear 1, 8:00 @ FOR KENT—REDUCED TO $3) PER MONTH FOR Sri oc "Gee eye Ae | wear eet ee Smead tate ye Loui a 3 3 3 fe. Tio Pa “DATLY—The famous “F. ¥, V. Lime | Hrighe ave care to Newuaa terrace. ited.” A solid vestibuled train with dining car = Sth st. o.w., Petworth Pollan sleepers for, Cinctonatt, Vogal not thout change, Tul ing! jot Springs, _w. a.m. vation cas’ from Hin! innath 530 pain, ville, 9:40 p.m, ; Indianapol 7:30’ a.m., and St. ion dey Comfort aad Norfolk, a ral tine oe msigrt aad ‘Nor 2:28 P.M. DAILY—Express for Gordonsville, bag re ege! Waynesboro’, Staunton and princl pal Virginia points; daily, except Sunday, for’ itich- SPotinan locations. and tickets at company’s of- cos, S13 and 1431 Poonsyivania, avenue. bins? soa Se! Passenger Agest._ LITMORE AND OHIO pone SCHEDULE IN ET PECT MAY 3, 1804. Leave Washington from station corner of New (Vestibule Limited Lexington St Bi ‘Cincinnati, ‘St, Limited 3:80 rt p.m. Lexington and Staunton, 11:15 a.m. Winchester and Si stations 15:30 Natural Bridege, Rosnoke, boa llempbia and’ ‘New, “Orieans, leeping Cars throug! 3 . dail more, week “Gu | x5:10, © 33:30, 9:00, x11:30, X7:30 (8:00, 45 oD. as lis, 7:10 and 8:30 a.m. soaad and 4:28 vim. | Samdiyg, 8:30 a.m. 4 For ek, any 123," 10:80, 38:90 pm. For Hagerstown, [11:15 on. Rt Riga) Pm. i Boyd and way points, thersbs 2:50, 13 x Washi bes te ton Junction and way points, 1:00, 1:15" p.m. Express extant stopping ‘ations E New yOHK AND a TA on PHILADELPHIA, w York, Boston and the Sg:00 (10-00 "an 13:00 Dining Car), 3:00 @:03 Din- ing. Car), $200 (1:80 p.m., Sleeping Car, open at 10:00 0'¢loci Buffet Parlor Cars on all day trains, For Atlantic City, 4:20 92m and 13:00 ope Sundays, 4:20 a.m., ‘1: “Sxcept’ Sunday. “Dally. ‘Sunday only. xExpress trains. Baggage called for aud checked from betels and . daily 4 Dining Car) residences by Union Transfer Co. om orders left | a: ticket offices, 619 aud 1351 Pa. ave. and at RR! CAMPRELL, CHAS. 0. SCULL, Gen. Manager. _favat 6 — SAGE MOND AND DANVILLE kA UBL Si Fe HODES rei ND (ER, RECEIVE! HEN Sebedule in effect May 20, 184, acAll trqins arrive and leave at Penusyivania Pas- Station, Washington, D.C. “S00 ams. dally toca tas Danville and inter. mediate tations, and connects at Lynchburg with orfolk god ‘Western railroad westward, daily, and at Manassas for Strasburg, dally, except San- .m., THE GREAT SOUTHERN FAST operates Pullman Buffet Sleeners, Vashington via Charlotte and Co- to Savannah abd Jacksonville, uniting at Charlotte with Sleeper for Augusta, also carries nigh Pullman Buffet Sleeper New York to At- where direct connection is made for Birm- am, Montgomery and New Orleans. 4:45" p.m.—Daily for Ora and inter- train for Frout stations, bag S — lh i SOUTHWEST. posed of Pull- leepers and Dining Cars, runs via to Augusta, * Savannah, man Vestibuled Charlotte and Ce sir Jacksonville and Tampa, carrying Pullman New to Tam Also operates Pullman Sleeper New York to New Orleans via Atlanta and Montgomers, New York to Asheville via Sallsbury, Washingjon via Birmingham, and Ww jumbia. Dining car AND O10 DIVE. SION tonve Washington at 9:10 a.m. datiy, ily, except, a das, and 6°25 p.m Sundays | for ound Hill and 4:82 - daily, except for Leesburg, and Herndon. Returning. arrive Washi: 4:00 p.m.. daily, from Round Hill, dally, except Sunday, from Leesburg, and ¢:83 a. ily, except Sunday, from Herndon onl is trains from the south arrive ‘Wash- ington 7:18 a.m. 2:20 p.m, and 8:80 p.m. | Manas; sas Division 8:40 a.m.. aa, except Sunday, and 8:40 a.m. daily om Orang: Tickets, ‘Sleeping ‘Car reservations and tnforma- tion furnished at offices, B11 and 1300 Pennasiva- nia avenw at Passenger Station, Pennsylva- nia Railro: c. . Gen, Man. . A. TURK Gen. Pass. Act. L. 8S. BROWN, Gen. Agt. Pass. Dept. my21 POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. “NEW P PALACE STEAMER HARRY Ff RANDALL Leaves River View wharf, 7th street, Sunday, Tuesday aod Thursday at 7 a.m. Landing at ali wharves as far down as Maddox creek. bya ~ on Mondays, Wednesdays and tagg we vane senger accommodations ‘fret clase. Fretgt a of until hour of sailing. ‘elephone, 17: A. REED & CC E. S. RANDALL, Steamer DAYS and SATURDAYS creek. Leonardtown and St: Cl termediate — landings. tural THURSDAYS and SUNDAYS. d ae NORFOLK ¥ LINE BETWEEN BY, WASHINGTON, D. a, DATLY aN ORT RESS MONROE NOMPOLK, VA. The new and powerful Tron Palace Stesimers, pag = by ayes WASHINGTON AND NORFOL NORTH BOUND. Leave Norfolk daily at 6:10 Furtvens 10, pm. Arrive ‘at Washington “at 6:20 a.m. next ‘Tietuts' on aale at 513,619, 1851 and 1421 Peun- aylvania ave. and 615 15th ‘Ask for tickets via pew line, Kphones 450. Se * INO. CALLAHAN, apli-tt Gen. FINE WHITE AND BLACK LACES DONE UP IN first-class Parisian style; white aud satin dresses, laces and lace cur govable. Call at MSU I st. n.w. French dyeing and cleaning | of every description: evening and party dresses | made a specialty, Our patropage extends ito the most tasuiouable circles, aa CDE TINE STEAMER DI “TO PHILADEL- es, Leaves alg pe Spa aw tJ to Wushington every Monday, w rates to ail potty pore and ‘A! akin ® ts, winrt foot. o MANICURE a LATE OF LONDON, MAY NOW BB found ta the Mauleure Pastor of ihe ? Palais Royal, G and 11th sts. ‘Treatment, 50c, =. at" 8.30 @ large tract of land upon which a number SUBURBAN PROPERTY _ house; trobes, ete. water, range, {about 18 minutes’ fide Gp slettic to Se.; $20. LOUIS P. SHOE- water; part’ cash, iil be rented for 12-50 & mouth. Apply to CM. MEATOX, a eee Park, or J. LICHLITER, 470 La. a) at & Vas; at depot. FOR SALE—ONT) 7 MILES eg tn rae be fhe x, MD., ox 3 furnace; ete. for clty property. FOR S4LE—AT LANDOVER STATION, B RR, ra al’ of re =o shade oni $160, CHLEN & BATCHELDER, Cor. 10th and G sts. i.w, coTrsGns. HOUSES AND LOTS, BETWEEN TEN- LEYTOWN AND BETHESDA’ PARK.—Healtb- fest Torality pear Pieshinavcn: electric cars. We and reat. FULLER & FULLER, 504 1ith st. my2t-2w FOR SALE—HOUSE ON COSTIA HEIGHTS, eens city and river; 8 rooms, bath, attic, near street cars; large lot; ‘53 Franklin st., For” sate — Ce, Seer — Wale trom si NEW 7k. HovsE hen honse, cellar; 6 mtnut: Siationy high location; price, $2,500; monthly payments, or terms to suit. Hiyattevitie, 31a, nd FOR SALE—LOTS IN OTTERB! (Qrpesite New ¢ Hotel), One block from R. C. Electric R. RE ria Se font s. Call for circular, e086 nae 4 & WEAVER, my15-tu,th,sat-1mo F st. nw. For SALE—AT BROOKLAND — eth VICINITY. Houses and choice bullding ote; terme f desived. GRACE moner loaped for building JONAS. 109 Corcoran building. Bc, Hotta, 6."E50 pom. util € pe FoR RENT NDSOME, NEW Bi rooms, bath and sl mod. rie rt Eppa fr tena 3 Ot a Se Mt. Pleasant a jome; sub. weed eye, slestric thee st. Bw; 1617-3. "4 I SOTTAGES (AT LAKE. $20 per mo: rooms. 1 Tih ot. Bow, oF Laksland. nyS din Hanbso! ME _ NEW, f SUBURBAN NEWS. ANACOSTIA, George Washington gon now at Children’s Hospital, who jured by veing run over evening aft covering Hit ' i ii The last of the season was given by the Takoma evening the Fench, under the selected 4 Director Theo. rendered in a manner which upon visiting talent and chorus, the chorii8 were as —— namely: Foughner, soprano; Miss Edna Scott Smith, contralto; Mr. J. F. Woodman, baritone; Mr. Arthur Middleton, basso; Miss Anita Hendries, elocutionist; Mr. ‘Alphonso cornetist; Mr. Joe Cull banjoist; Wirslow, comedian, we meeting for return of oo and sales of ‘ickets will be held Friday night ‘clock in the hae ei Miss Emma Frick of Shelby, N. ©., for a week past a guest of her cousin, Mies Sume my of Oak avenue, left yesterday for Wash- ington, where she will spend a few days with relatives before leaving for her home, where ‘she will be ied by Miss Marie Showers of Manchester, Md. = L M. Summy is slowly convalescing from a severe illness of several weeks. is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robt. moon at Chestnut avenue. Miss Edith Wherritt of Mt. Carroll, Rev Allen Griffith left home yésterday for & short trip. ins Bitzer has returned from a vistt ber brother, Rev. Geo. Bitzer of | Pe Ag ‘a. Dr. H. E. Bennett has brok ground his Maple avenue lots for the erection two frame hoi houses, “which will be am "tue Provement to that section. The thanks of the community are due to the untiring efforts of Station Agent Dick- erson to improve the sanitary condition of Se tatolana Mas bites cats fares ‘omy a | "me,seatton, oe ae es & coe, Club. will clone the, penn ocanon ter ie ane | 32 wth a lawn party at the hae at LOST AND FOUN | Chas. Lewis on Maple avenue, "At a teoent grees Sean peen as foi" eats Seed Se diately to JAS, W. YATES, 2008 M st. uw. it” | appointed to provide a program SarWEEN Lh RA A of 7 1 sts., lady's gold watch Please retura to ite" bu ot om se celve reward. LOST—YESTERDAY, ON 17th, black clcth "cape; eultable a, at 1709 P st. Lost — HEART. SHAVED SLVER KEYRING, a thyee keys attached; either in post ai fe Touma, or vetween the two. Re if returned to 225 Indiana ave. it TION DAY—BET. GRANT S&T. and New Bridge, golf rimmed eye- glasses and chain, Literal reward paid on ve-| ture to Mrs. i. E NORTON, St. beth Hoe- pital. bad Lost—ON TU TUPSDAY, J As SQUARE. BREAST?T 1d and Datr th froot; initiols in the Wack: | table reward If left wt Star ollce mys LOST—ON THE MORNING OF MAY 30, POCK’ book centutulng Ps a (Eo other Tae st. bet. 9th ve at! on cis aok coarse LOST—ABOUT TEN Days AGO. black and tan terrier doc. Liverai reward tf turned to WORMLEY HOTEL, 15th aod U1 nw. LOST—MAY 20.1N OR AROUT CENTER DARKET. } black silk umbrella; crooked hundic, with trimmings. A Mberal reward it left at 13s ‘ _St. Bw, my 80 beral my Det _ward: will be 2% Lost SVECTACLES IN CASE, 0 2D ST. BE tween A and C, between Ist and 2d Return to'122 & Caplio! myZ-ot® LOST — A BLACK WATER SPANIEL PUPPY, | about 3 months old. Answers we to name of Dodo. Kecarn to 1806 Corcoran st. and regeive reward. LOST-SUNDAY EVENING, BET THE MISSKON and N. C. ave., back to South Washington, pair ladies” gold exeg! Retura to 1412 as ud get reward. PROFE! SIONAL [ee MME. DREAMER, THR CELERRATED ENGLISH | and German astrologist, will leave Jume 29 fe greshore: return Sunday. 7 “ TED ELECTRIC VAPOR trath,” for rhgumatism aud all nervous troubles; also special treatment for ca fever ‘spec! aud hay _ Facial steaming. Massage. 918 H st.n.w.feli-dm* MME. BROOKE TELIS ALL TH THE EVENTS OF life. Ladies All busiess confidential flemen GOr. each. ‘Hours, 8's ave, D.w., near ATTORNEYS. HUNTER & CASON, Congateaton tree. fa10-tr — Typographl jal ‘Temple, 425 G st. nw. CAMPBELL CARRINGTON, Attorney-at- ies. Wester, taw,, bullding, 305 ington, D.C. Residenee, 25aN0M01ED STEAM CAKPE: CLEANING | Works.—Cerpets cleaned in the @. ‘mapper, Carpets: a ome iL = Mat) Qreare tind er. 730" Po. ave. Works, 1708 and ing wee Telephone, s9t | mh2-tf YER, Manager. HAIR DRESSING. TANPOOING BY LATEST IMPR: *. Madaie are Temple of come nae jemishes remori cove: ming free. ‘Metserott bldg,, 1110 F nye MISS WILES. FIGHT YEARS WIT 3 EB. PRA! aL, Ms tn charge of oo Hetr- Drewslns aoe Sear, the : foe. thas Thangs cut and cusled ae! Columbia Park. ‘The Gem of TYashington Suburbs. Onty 15 mln utes from the city. For 10 da: ou B5s100 fot, trom $25 to $90. Dales, G25 Fst. aw. my29-tf eee BROOKLAND, ‘Tomorrow, Friday, June 1, will be the opening day for the National Lutheran Home for the Aged, which is located near Montello, Special exercises will be held upon the grounds at 2:30 p.m., in which Dr. J G, Morris, Dr. L. E. Albert, Dr. 8. B. Biv .y and other ministers from Philadel- pb Baltimore and elsewhere will take pa: . The site for this home was given by Mis. sarah Utermehle, and consists of quite of .cttages are to be built, in which aged ap icedy couples may finish out their al- lcttcd Gaya without being separated. Mr. W. . Parson, M. W. Hamma and A. F. ¥ox are the committee in charge of the opening exercises. ‘The Brookland school, as well as others of the sixth division A, expect to partici- pate in an all-day excursion to Marshall Hall on June 13. The M. i. congregation at Langdon have secured the deed to a lot, fifty feet front on imporia street, where they purpose building a new chureh. A number of residents of University Heights and vicinity went on the Sist, with Nelson Lodge, K. of P., to Pen Mar, and had @ most delightful day on the summit of Blue mountain, two thousand feet above the sea level, overlooking the beautiful Cumberland valley, \z for — entertainment. The Sunday school o! Church held their’annual picnic in the near the church yesterday, and cageek Ge games and amusements provided. The usual Nberal refreshment portion of the program of this schocl was not forgotten, The public schools will close the term with an entertainment, to be given Friday night in the Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Wm. Alvey oe, on Friday night, with a luncheon, ‘a few friends, name- ly, Mrs. Judge Miller, Muss Petty of Atlan- ta, Ga., Mre. Louis Shoemaker, Mrs. Craw- ford of Washington and Mrs. M. | Becker, The fioral decoration of table | @ining ‘room, with a menu comprising all the delicacies of the season, made this one of the most delightful of this season's en- She pg iss Petty of Atlanta, Lg is a guest of oe on fa T. PL Mi ton of Ft. Meade, tg = pena s e cottage belonging mother, Mrs. Jas. Morrison (nee Teuliames, on Chestnut avenue, and contempla' provements, painting, &c. Miss Fannie Ry has in anticipation @ Hamp- all trip to relatives in New f Trinity Episcopal songs ‘ennyson, Instru- mental music was rendered by Misses Nellie and Cora Moran. The question as to wheth- H. Campbell, Mrs. H. N. ‘Dr. Pens Mr. 5. H. Ralston and Miss jellie win, The Lakeland Base Ball Club played two match games yesterday on its grounds in that village—one with the Excelsiors of Washington. and one with a picked nine. The score was as follows: Lakeland, Excelsior, 3; Lakeland, 22; picked nine, 14. At a recent meeting of ‘the county school commissioners the following business was transacted: Ordered that Miss Craig, teach- er of the colored school at Marlboro’, be paid the balance due on her salary for the spring term; that the appointment of Miss Lee Keller as third assistant teacher in school No. 1, Laurel district, be confirmed; that 300 blank certificates for local school trustees to sign when taking oath before a justice of the peace, a member of the school board or examiner, be printed and sent to each local board. ———__ KENSINGTON, At a meeting of the Christian Endeavor Society of the Warner Memorial Church, held on Sunday evening, the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: Mr. Maxon, president; Mr. T, R. Martin, vice president; Rev. J. T. Marshall, record- ing secretary; Miss Birdie Russell, corre- sponding secretary; Mrs. A. Hart, treas- urer. Mr. Themas R. Martin was elected delegate to the conference to be held in Cleveland. Ohio, in July. has accepted a position in Alabama. Mrs. Norton of Washington has been the guest of Mrs, Frank P. Li Mr. J. W. ‘Blackburn of Ky. is visiting his son, Major J. W. Blackburn, ir. Miss Oda Calhoun is visiting friends in “tise Williams of Relay, Md, is visiting Miss Miss Nellie Harr. Mr, Frank Calhoun has returned from ¢ two-months’ stay in Boston. ‘The drive and walks around the W; Memorial Church are being and the grounds beautified with shrubbery, Miss Mary Bickford of Washington Visiting her sister, Mrs, J. Howard Fish: Rev. Thomas Lewis of Fairfax, Va. is visiting his brothers, the Drs. William lL. and J. L, Lewis. — > ROCKVILLE, In preparation for the fair in Septem- ber several horses are now being trained on the trotting course at the agricultural fair grounds, this place. Messrs. C. W. Fields and Wm, H, Rabbitt each have stables on the grounds and their horses are given daily exercise on the track. Within the next few weeks it is expected that a number of other stables will be taken on the grounds. Mr. Wm. Eastman, formerly of Savannah, Ga. a trainer, yesterday had one of hie arms broken while attending to one of the horses. The injury was inflicted by a kick from the animal. In the orphans’ court yesterday the fol- lowing business was transacted: John C., Richard L. and Edw, N. Bentley, executors of Edith D. Bentley, deceased, filed list of sales of personal estate and passed first and final account in said estate. Geo, Greenfield, guardian to Bessie