Evening Star Newspaper, June 7, 1894, Page 11

THE E VENING STAR, THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1894-TWELVE PAGES. ose FOR SALE—HOUSES. FOR SALE—-13 FER CENT NET ON AMOUNT invested—4-room brick, Brewer's court n.e.; per- Maneot tenant; water; balf square from’ cars. BREWER'’S CUURT, Star office. joa FOR SALE—NEW GR. COTTAGE, BROOKLAND; Bord: Feception ball; large lot. 07 feet front; im center; only $2,400; small cash and $25 cs month. 71m W. 8. MINNIX, 1427 F st. n.w. FOR SALE-HANDSOME NEW @ROOM, STONE and brick; 193% Sth, near T st. mw. a.ml; concrete cellar; furnace; cabinet’ mantels; eiec- tric gas lighting; for $5,000; one-fourth’ cash. Owrer and THOS. W. HUNGERFORD, 129 Hi st. FOR SALE—STRICT..Y MODERN HOMES. ave. near Scott Circle above Scott Circle, just below d Near British legation, 24-ft. Sik. trom ‘Dupuat Gircie, 3 rooms decp.- ity of 12th & K sis.n.w., 3 rms. deep. Many of the tuest residences in the city from $10,000 to $100,000. E. C. BAU: "Phone 78 (ez) 5 FOR SALE-TO SETTLE AN ESTATE—THREE + story press-brick houses opposite Franklin Park; 72 it. Liq inches om I st. by 144 ft.; si rear lot. Apply to Dr. D. M. OGDES 1624 P FOR SALE—aT A SACRIFICE—-OWNER MUST} have money immediately; several good bay-| window brick houses; desirably located; n.¢.; all well rented; will be sold singly or as a whole| for less than cost. provided purchaser will pay | $09 to $750 cash on_each house; balance on} time. Address BUSINESS, Star office. je7-3t_ | FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE_FIXE NEW HOUSE | op M st. o.w.; 9 rooms aad bath; oak finish (lot (202100, = bi stable). Pi . $5,500, Will exchange for Takoma property. _Je7-8t GED. 'T. PARKS, 614 F st. FOR SAIE—OR FOR RENT MODERN 3-STOR -window brick house; 12 rooms; mod. cony. 216 N. Apply 214 N. Cap. st. J SaLE— P—A MODEL HOM! oe bath, a.m.t.; lot 204101; larze closets; laundry; stationary $9,000. JAMES BAYNE, Room (6, | . Bank. % Je6-3t° =) ¥OR SALB—THE TIME TO BUY IS WHEN PROP-| erty le down. Woe have for sale a fine cozy room brown stone and brick residence, at ‘so7 | [lth st. oe.; convenient to <a nanan fered at $4,000; to sell at once. $3,400, | LLEN W. MALLERY £ CO.. _ 624 F st. OR SALE_ONE OF THAT ROW OF NEW bye on 16th st. ne. bet. F and G for cash and beiance monthly; we: has = W. S._MINNEX 48 nw. 1427 F FOR TRADE OR SALE_NEARLY NEW brick, be bet. B and C, for a sice lot in locality or WRIGHT & STOCKEIT, 14 RMS. i HOUSE; brown stone; all the roo a porches; lot is 22 feet trout; ¥ stories high. $12,200, but will be sold for fof the greatest bargains in ted on one of the best streets | Park; delightful place for cbildre from us. WARREN CHOATE & (< st. Je5-6¢ oR SALE—We ARE INSTRUCTED BY THE ‘owner, who is leaving the city, to sell his hand- | Tesidence on IOWA CIRCLE, containing two library, dining room, seven chambers and reom, with kitchen, large butler's pantry furnace room and servant th room; also twWo servants’ bed rooms in attic and terms, with permit for inspection, ‘iven on application to us. FITCH, FOX & BROWN, 1406 G st. nw. FoR SAIB-I WILL SELL MY NEW 10-ROOM bay-window P. B. house (good n.w. section) to bo ee person on very easy terms, and no payi Excellent chance to secure valu- able tmproved city property and good home. Ad- dress NO |. Star om Je5-3t POR SALE—ON N ST. NEAR NEW JERSEY AV 2 Sroom and bath brick residence, heated by furnace, and containing every con- venience; has flue cabinet mantels, tiled fire- places, and is handsomely decorated. To fmmediate purchaser this house will be sold at nearly a thousand dollars less than its actual cost to build, and on easy terms. Lot 20 by 100 feet to a wide public alley. Situation first-clasa, and convenient to two lines of street THOS. J. FISHER & CO. 1324 F st. nw. FoR SALE-BARGAINS —BELOW COST—EASY terms—1809, 1811, 1813 18th st.; finely finished; | 0 aad 12r.; amt; tion halls, fireplaces, | Ww. heat,’ &c. Keys of OWNER, 1909 18th. COLUMBIA PARK, Gem of Washington Suburbs. Your choice of any lot, $25, for 10 days only; ‘Pennsylvania R.it.; also on Chesapeake Beach R, dullding ions @aily; cash or installments; send. for | COLUMBIA PARK CO., 623 F st. nw. SALB_HANDSOME NEW THREE-STORY Derick dwelling, 1915 19th st. o.w.; thirteen rooms and bath room; all latest improvements; | carefully built under our personal supervision and first-class in every respect; house open for For further particulars ai price myiasis TiLen's WCTHERPORD, 1307 FRE FOR SALE-SEVERAL HANDSOME NEW DWELL- within three squares of Dupont Circle. 0.500 to $25.00. (Nos. 143 to 147.) 13e* & RUTHERFORD, 1307 F st. WOR SaLB— EXCEPTIONALLY WELL-BUILT Modern, 10-room house near Dupont Circle and N. Have. Price very reasonable. jo2ee © D. LIEBERMANN, 1303 F st. FOR SALB— EXCEPTIONALLY WELL-BUILT and arranged (center stairway, natural wood trimmings) new T-room brick residence on C Dear iy Square; street cars pass door. pao eb, a & MOORE, 606 F st. nw. FOR SALE—1634 CONNECTICUT AVE., A VERY desirable sod unusually well constructed and Gnished dwelling. A; to NER, at Ith st. W. M. POINDEXTER, “my20-1m FOR SALB_IN LE DROIT PARK, NEW 6-ROOM Derick; ami; only $3,500; $100 cash, $25 mo. STURGES & MOORE, my23 606 F st. bw. WOR SALE—AN ELEGANT @ROOM BRICK, A 4, om 12th st. ne.; near H st. cars and herdi 900: ‘only $25 per month. STURGES & Mi 606 F st. nw. my28 WOR SALE—NOTICE THAT $2,000 WILL BUY A Dig Dargain tn a house on due avenue; double front and under rent to first-class tenant; a prot Apply to WM. H. SAUNDERS & Cv., 40T F st ow. Jel, 2&eo2t wQR sale OR LEASE—COMMODIOUS SURUR- residence corner Woodley lane and Tennally- town road; handsome lawn (100x200 feet) and excellent stable. GOLDSBOROUGH EROS. & CO. ap3-Stés,tukthtt 1563 Penn. av WOR SALE OR LEASE—LARGE AND ELEGANT Rew house on the Tennaliytown road at its tn- | tersection with Massachusetts avenue extended; handsomely and completely finished from garret to Ddasemfeat; spacious grounds (30,000 feet); price, $00,000; would lease to am acceptable terant. GOLDSBOROUGH BROS. & CO. ap3-Stéhs, tukthtt 1503 Penn. oR SALE_HOUSE ON 19TH ST. } room frame; 2 stories: we at herdie lines; convenient and cozy bouse; $950; 100 cash, and $15 monthly, or $20, includiny Yo a to $ p.m. ; Will make @ pice Ing reat; office NE L. HANCOCK & CO., ap25-tt Cor. 18th and G sts. ne. For SALEBY AUGUST DONATH, 611 7TH ST Ao ideal home in Langdou, D. €.; 12 rooms, Dath, conservatory; lot S0x150; terraced law lenty of shade: sold at a sacrifi pric 200. ‘Terms will be made to suit amy reason- able purchaser. Let me take you out. Jel WOR SALE—23 12TH ST. SE: NEW 7-ROOM brick house; all mod. tmps.: papered: near new Gatpots Charen. | Will hs soid to reepectahle col- me and’ save pay- Por saLe—OR EXCHANGE near Dupont Circle Scott Circle. ave. Rear 19th st. it Park, Elm st near Capitol. near Wasbington Cir: if Washington Circle for at Cireh PSR eREE, pear Dupont ( for exchange. CHAS. EARLY, 603 14th st. n.w. avert rT i [ i F i : 2 i ' i | e LS DENTISTRY. DRS. PARSONS, 9TH AND E, RILEY BLDG. Mave you an —., tooth? Do you dislike to have {tt extracted? We can treat it, stop the pain and make it useful for years. Filling a Specialty. The best solution used in _ extraction. Hygienic Treatment emma We charge nothing of your teeth, and will tell you and honestly just what ts needed. children’s teeth we advise as to OF T MOUTE or an ex: method of rendering them j even. All operations we gua: | devoid of pain and STRICTLY (HITT SIONAL. ton assured. Dr. Graham, 307 7th St. | FREE DENTISTRY_TEET! made: small charge t teeta extracted free. ¢ DEPARTMENT NaT. t Jo5-1m* DR. MR. dSLION 14th st. aw, will Jonial Teach ” Jul all; painless PADLESS. YET SA ft i Dent ate ‘ in a EVANS DENTAL I Graham's personal | FE, aa | PA. AVE. TC. S DENTAL ET 2ADIs iz te DEN- TRY experts oaly. 401] TI ST. Sce card im another columa. ov | commutation fare, 644 cents; | Wi MONEY TO LOAN-AT FIVE (5) |Netheriands line = FOR SALE—BEAUTIFUL LOT ON 18TH ST. NEA st., and adjoiuing Mr. Schneider's; lot fronts 2-3 feet by depth of 98 feet, with 12-foot side alley. Owner anxious to sell’ and will con- sider any reasonable offer. Jerse WESCOTT, WILCOX & HIESTO: FOR SALE—THE CORNER OF 17TH AND R STS. can be bought very cheap; lot fronts 95 feet on Ith st. and G3 fect on TR to 10-foot alley in tear. For price and terms apvl ps ss WESCOTT, WILCO: Bt FOR SALE—FINE LOT—R ST. NEAR CONN. pitt frame renting at $25) for $2.37% Ff. I haxe held this property firmly at $3.00 © ft.. but am now authorized to accept this low figare 1f prompt purchaser 1s secured. je7-3t J. B. WIMER, Keal Estate, 608 13th FOR SALE—CHEAPEST LOT ON NEW YO! bet. North Capitol and Ist sts. n.w. WARREN R. CHOATE, 7 nw. EAP LOT ON O ST. N.W. NEAR ver foot. THOS. BE. WAG- a. Je5-3t FOR SALE~ COLUMBIA PARK, of Washington Suburbs. of any lot, $25, for 10 days only; R.; also on Chesapeake Bea: COLUMBIA PARK ©O., 623 F st. n. FOR SALE FIVE ACRES, PRONTING 500 FEET on Tennallytown road, just north of Oak View, anf a number of the most elizible tracts for eees in that nelzhorhocd. coethtt ALE-LOT 4 BLOCK 12, KALORAD Heights: beautiful lot; 100x50; ‘price, $1.10 @ foot. GOLDSEOROUGH BROS.,’ 1803 Pa. ap3-Bt&s,tu, th R SALE—LOTS 109 AND 110, SQUARE 133 (U8th st. near S); price $2.25 per square foot. GOLDSROROPGH BROS. £ CO., 1508 Pa. ave. pa At&a.tth.t FOR SALE—BY AUGUST DONATH, 611 7TH ST.— A front on the B. & ©. railroad; will be vub- divided to sult; no tronble about siding; railroad will not move this summer. miy30 MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN WANTED—DIRECT FROM LENDER—NO COM mission—loan of $4,500 on brick residence; lai lot; I street near ivth northwest; Ashford's #b- gtract. Address GOOD SECURITY, Star office, I WISH TO _LEND DIRECT TO BORROWERS $5,000 to $50,000, 5 per cent, on gilt-edged residence or business property; at @ per cent on good city realty. Will allow liberal loans if se- curity 18 good. Persons requiring an increase on roperty espectally assixted. No delays. Address EADY CASH, Star office. Je5-6t MONEY TO LOaN— _ $05-3t Z 1800 F st. tw. MONEY IN SUMS TO SUIT AT VERY LOWEST I terest on D. C. real estate security. FRANK RAWLINGS, member Washington Stock Exch: 1505 Pa. ave. (Arlington Fire Ins. Co.'s office. Jel-tr é ian MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED CITY REAL estate at lowest rates of interest. R.H. T. LEIPOLD, my30-10t S.W. cor. 15th and F sts. nw. MONEY TO LOAN—WE HAVE $20,000 TO LOAN ‘on good n.w. real estate: also installment loans made; no delay. ES & MOOKB, ms28 nae 606 F st. nw. $2,500 TO $475 if papers and security are O. J. BAK < GADSBY, | th st. aw. | WHO WANTS MON DO YoU CAN get it upon an b notice. We tuke Ife in- policies, bonds (local or remote), stocks, Joan association certificates, and certifi cates of deposit of the loan Ca nies. te YERKES & BAKER. Sun bullding. MONEY IN HAND TO LOAN ON APPROVED | District real estate in sums to suit. | tT F. FOX, F st. aw. apz6-tt AL} _myio-im MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS FROM $1,000 UPWARD AT LOWEST RATE OF INTEREST ‘ REAL ESTATE IN THE, gO. Hi N, my18 COR. 10TH AND F STS.'N.W. TO LOAN—ON REAL FsTaTE— ‘500 THOS. BE. WAGGAMAN, 917 F st. hw. MONEY (TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES OF IN: | terest on approved real estate security. PTC HEISKELL & McLERAN, : TO LOAN ON APPROVED CITY REAL estate at 5 4-10 per cent interest. Large amounts @ specialty. ja2? TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1907 F st. nw. SOC. TO $5.00 WEEKLY PAYMENTS. DO You EVER FIND YOURS! OF A SMALL SUM OF MONEY WE HAVE THE FACILITIES TO ACCOMMO- jONEY DATE YOU. ‘THE COLUMBIA I. I. ja26-t¢ x _ 08 G WASHINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN CO., 610 F st. nw. Will Joan you any sum you want, large or email, on furniture, pianos, horses, wagons, &c., ‘without removal or publicity. Any business with os strictly confidential and | you can get the money the day you ask for it. Loans can be paid in part or in full at any time to suit the conventence of the borrower and | any part paid reduces the cost of carrsing the | loan in proportion to the amount paid. Tt will be to your advantage to see us before securing a loan. WASHINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN CO. 429-tr 610 . Now. MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE OR FIRST- class security at lowest rates of interest; no de lay where the security is 5 516 0. C. GREEN 808 Teh at. MONEY TO LOAN AT 5 AND 6 PER CENT approved District real estate: no delays. M. M. PARKER, mho 1418 F at. MONEY TO LOAN ON REAT. ESTATE AT 5 PER CENT INTEREST. 1 PER CENT COMMISSION CHARGED. NO DELAY. my16 J. MARTIN PROCTOR, 907 G straw. | MONEY TO LOAN—ON REAL ESTATE OR OTHER | security; lowest rates; amounts and time to sult. Apply at once to R. A. PHILLIPS & SON, 1422 New York ave, MONEY TO LOAN AT 5 PER CENT AND 6 PI ‘ent on approved property in th RON & NIXON, 1206 G st. nw. WE HAVE IN HAND TO LOAN, $600. $2,000, $1,000 and $1,500; no delay, as we contro! this money absolutely. DEELLE, DAVIS & CO., myS-im rocks 1819 F st. nw MONEY TO LOAN ON DISTRICT OF COLUMRIA ren! estate security, In any sum from $1,000 to| $50,000; no delay wher: urity ts satisfactory. ‘Sno L. STARGARDTER, 613 151 MONEY TO LOAN IN ANY SUMS DESIRED. AT LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST, ON WASHINGTON REAL FSTATE. No delay in closing transactions. THOS. J. FISHER & €O., 1824 Fst. now. MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES OF IN terest on approved real estate security. A. L. RUST, 624 14th st. n.w. PER CENT— $5,000 to $65.000—on city real estate: also Blq ani 6 per cent money to toan on real estate in D6. WALTER H. ACKER, TO4 14th st. nw. MONEY TO LOAN AT 5 PER CENT ON AP- proved District real estate. Alo {nstallment ¥. H. SMITH & SONS, 1418 F st. nw. ¥ TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT ON REAL estate security in the District of Columbia; no lay; charges moderate Spee ‘WASH'N DANENHOWER, apis-tt Cor. 13th and G sts. nw. MONEY TO LOAN oN FURNITURE, PIANOS, HORSES, &c., Without removal from your possession. Low rates; easy terms; no publicity; loans made the day you apply for them. Please call on CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE CO., 602 F st. n.w., main floor. — ; APPROVED REAL ES- interest; no delay; ERS & ANDER: apé-tr piste EY TO LOA tate at 5 and 6 per cent large amounts a specialty. SON, 1823 G st. nw. OCEAN TRAVEL From New York to Rotterdam via Boulogne oar Mer hours from London or Paris), 1 p.m. 1 p.m. abin, $28. eneral” Passenger | or to agents at Pa. av ROBSO .tuém ne June 7, Second, to ¢ w York, ; $50 TO $175: steerage . bedding free: plans ot | ts of Vacancies, future salling date, | wed. C. L. DuBUIS, Agent, 631 F n.w. s enga; ap6-4m COOK'S SUMMEK FOCRS— parties for and art ¢ Europe, visiting princtpal First ‘stone Park, &., 62 days’ tour, | Vaeution e by all railroad and steamship lines. Estim furnished for any | tour AKTHUR W. i DN, | Ageat Thos Cool & Son, mul0-tf 815 15th st. 2p ci, |° RAILROADS. PENN: STATION CORN: In Biect May 27,1804. Drawing and 8: ing and Obser Cincinnati. Indi: Parlor Car to 10:30 A.M. F. ra to Pittsbu: 3:15 P.M. CHIC. Pullman Buffet ing and Dining Cars, Cincinnati, Louisville 7:10 P.M. ‘WES! ing Care to Chi Dining Car to 7:10 PM. Sleeping Car to Cars Harrisburg to Cincinnati. 10:40 P.M. PACIFIC EXPRESS.—Pullman Sleep- ing Car to Pittsburg. for Kane. Niagara Falls, datiy, except Suoday. 10:30 °4.M. for ‘Will 7:50 ALM. cept Sunda: 7 P.M. for Williamsport, Rochester, Buffalo and Niagara Falls daily, exc ht Saturday, with Sleep- ing Car Washingtor to Itoc iter. 10:40 P.M. for Erle, Cananda: Ruffalo daily, and Niagera Falis daily, except Saturdi wit! Elmira, and Sat ester. FOR PHILADELPHIA, 2 “CONGRESSIC with New York dai 7:20, 7:55 (Dini P.M. For AM. week days. daily. For Boston, with 215 (4:00 10:00, 10:40, and 11:33 P.M. For Pope's Creek Line, 7: daily, except Sunday. For Annapolis, 7:20, 9:00, and 11:50 A.M, and 4:20 except Sunday. Sundays, 9:00 A.M. ast, TL xonville and Ta Richmond and mond only, 10:5 Accommodation for Quantico, 7:46 A.M. daily, and 4:25 PLM. week di: For Alexandria, 4:30, 6:25, 7:45, 8:40, 9:45. 10:57, 11:50 AM. 1: . 1:50, 8:20, 4:25. 5:00, 5:37, 6:15, 8:02, "10:05, ‘and 11:39 P.M. On Sunday at B streets, where ing of baggage residences, 8. M. PREVOST, my, CHESAPEA, Schedule Trains leave d: P.). 6th and B sts. ‘Through the g the handsomest and most complete solld train ser- fee west from Washington. 2:25 P.M. D, Special’—Solia V tric-ighted, Stea ind S Lovis without change. Dining car frot hi Arrives Cincinnati, 8:00 2-m.; Indi apolis, 11: and Chicago, 5:30 p.m.; Lonis, 6:55. 11:10 P.M. DAILY—The famous “F. F. V. ited.” Pullman sle Louisville, Virginia 1m. Obsery einnati, 5. 2: D. Charlottesville, Waynesboro’, pal Virginia poin mond. —— aes BaLTIMORE AND SCI EDULE Leave Washingte Jersey aven For Chicago and Northwest, express trains 11:15 a.m., 8:00 p.m | For Cineinnatt, St, Louis and Indianapolis, Vesti- ed 3:30 p.m, exp 0 night. p. Chattanog night, 4 daily 30 re, 30 45 “minu x2:20 (8:00, 45 minutes), x5:10, x9:00, 5°30, 11:30 1:00, x5:10, Anna pan. Sand Frederic, xz 6 Hagerstow1 thersb 12:50, Washing! 50 a.m. 7! principal, stat YAL BLUE tor at Ro For Philadel r East. dally 4:5 Dining Car), (23 fg Car), 8:00 ¢ 10:00. o'clock). Sundays, 4:20 a. “Bacept’ Sunday. Baggage called for and checked from hotels and residences by Ut at ticket offices depot. | R. BL CAMPRELL, Mai RICHMOND SAMUEL All trains arrive ani leave at senger Station, $:00 a.m. mediate static Norfolk and and at Manassas for Stra: 9 mediate Royal and Strasl 10:43. p.m VESTIBUL, man Vestibuled Charlotte and Jacksonville and York to New Sle on to * to M oN e Was! p.m, dail r. for Round for pm, dail daily, except Su m,. daily, except Siinday, from Herndon only. Throngh trains from the south arrive Wash- mn 7:13 a.m., 2:2 and 8:30 p.m. Mana sas Division 46 a.m. daily trom 6: Sleeph ished a ne, and A, E . BROWN, ~ POTOMAC RIVE SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS.--Pullman For William and 3:15 P.M. dail », 7:45, 9:45 AM. ‘Ticket offices, northes Pennsylvania avenue, General Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent. leeping cats Washington to Cincinnatt, Indianapolis A'solld vestibuled t Pullman locations 3 rg und Cleveland, express daily Memphis and ‘New Orleans, (8:00 45, and X7:30 (8:00, 45 minutes). 8 Boyd and way points, eit Cars on all day trains. City, daily —Local stations, on to August: via Columbia, except Sunday, and 6:33 p.m. Sindays Returning Washington, ED YLVANIA RAILROAD. ‘ER OF 6TH AND B STREETS. ‘SYLVANIA ‘LIMITED.—Pullman je Room, Sleeping, Dining, Smok- ion Cars Harrisburg to teago, polis and Cleveland. Buffet arrisharg. (NE.—For Pittsburz. Parlor rg, Dining Car from Matrlssburg. AGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRI Parlor Car to Harrisbur:. Sleep- Harrisburg to St. Louts, nd Chicago. ra ee veland TER) PRESS.—Pullman cago and Harrisburg to Cle Chicago. St. Louis and Sleeping ard Dining nandaigua, Rochester and sport and Renovo daily, ex- sport daily, 8:15 P.M. De . Rochester and Hh Shey Car Washi turdays: Rg ey Washington to Roch- roaky L LIMITED," all Par- Dining Car from Baitimore, for ly, for Philadelphia week days. tng Car), 9:00, 9:40 Dining Car), 3 and’ Express, 7 340" PM. ot change, 7:50 A.M. week days, , 9:00, 9:40. 215, 2:01, 8:15 4. 7:10, 10:00, 20, i, Express, 0" Limited), Line Express for Richmond, Jack- mpa, 4:30 A.M., 8:: Atlanta, 4 z 7 AM. week da: daily. Rich: 45, 6:15, 8:30, and 10:05 corner of 13th strest and dat the station, 6th aud orders can be left for the check- to destination from hotels and J. R_ woop, KE AND OHIO RAILWAY, in effect Muy 13, 1894. ily from Union station (B, and randest scenery in America with ATLY—"Cinchi Louls Vestibuled, newly Equipped, Elec- tm-heated’ Train. Pullman's finest a with dining car and | Paliman Sleeper_ to days, arriving 7:50 Hinton, Arrives Cin on, 6:00 p.m.: Lanis- | anapolis, 31:15. p.m.; Chicago, | Louis, 7:30 a.m.; connects in | plu r SUNDAY—For Old Point Only rail line. Gordonsville, ATLY—Ex Staunton and princi: for Rich- ts; daily, except Sunday, 3 at company’s of- | 110 RAILROAD. MAY 20, 1804, station corner of New e and | tibuled Limited IN F on from Vv tet) i. .m. . Knoxville, 12:08 ping Cars through. SUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. SHA-SIDE—NEW ENGLAND. On beach, Maryland ave. Washington trade solicited. . Atlantic HOTEL City; eapacity, 200; every comfort IMPERIAL, and ‘convenience of a_ first-class AND home; table; $2 to $3 per day; COTTAGES. $10 to $18 per ‘week: special races for tamilies for season. G. W. KENDRICK, Owner and Proprietor. THE BREVOORT, 18 So. Carolina’ ave. Rates, $2 day, $8 to $12 week. Remodeled and refarnished. B. E. NORRIS. _ HAM HOUSE. vated. Electric bell el 'm) Gor. New York and Pacifie aves. Thoroughly reno- New cafe and all inprove- ic Atlantic City, N. Jel-lmo HOTEL BOSCOBEL, KENTUCKY AVE. NEAR wun parlor; electric bells; everything modern. “Special rates ‘for June. A. E. MARI ticut aves., Attuntic City, 3 _per week. (eld) Mrs. F. Mf, BRADY HOUSE, ATLANTIC crry, N. Kansas ave. bet. improved. “Send for circular. bouse. JAMES BRADY. aged; tamily honse of bigh class; terms Atlantic and beach. Enlarged, Cheerful family to $10 |. COPE, 3. ABE my15-3m_ HADDON HALL, Directly on the beach, my81-1m Atlantic City, N. J. LEEDS & LIPPINCOTT. Atlantic City, N. 3.3 ay intments. Reasonable terms. seriptive pamphlet, price list, ete. my21-2mo HOTEL ALDINE.—PACIFIO AVENUE NEAR OH! strictly first-class in all Send for HARRY D, EASTMAN, Propriecir, de- HOTEL ATGLEN. - Pe meinen City, N.J. rou mh2atojyst x ail modern Michigan avé. near beach, heated. Perfect sanitary ara: Terms,$8 to $10 per week. J.E.REED. ements, 3 elevator: comforts, J. C._ COPELAND, HOTEL KENDERTO) Ocean end Tennessee ave., ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. SPECIAL mhl4-8m RATES. Mrs. J. F. NEALL of Tioga. HOTEL LELANDE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., ON THF PEACH. my15-2m SAM'L WAGNER Pacific ave.: reh room facing the ocean; capacity, HOTEL ROSSMORE, Atlantic City, N. Under Washington management. Rates, $10 oa HOTEL TRAYMORE, Atlantic City, N. Open all the year. ap28-3m HOTEL WELLINGTON. ALTANTIC CITY, N. J. KENTUCKY NEAR THE BEACH. x mh12-4m SEASIDE HOUSE, On oceah front Sun ‘parlor. baths in house. OPEN ALL THE YEAR. CHAS. Newly TW my14-1m. SEASIDE—ATLANTIC CITY, UNITED STATES HOT! aud center fin roe Capacity 500 guests. First-claws ay tions and orchestra. For terms and dress JOHN S. DAVIS, Prop'r. THE VIRGINIA orn (of best heat: every convenience: “the terms sonable; illustrated booklet mailed. uy cation, (fel0-4m) CHARLES THE CHALFONTE. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. 0 Descriptive Mustrated ap2-3m E. RORERTS HOTEL MT. VERNON, ‘ATLANTIC CITY, N. the entire rear and 1,000 feet 0: Ing been much improved and’ refurnished, will re- open May 12. Terms, $1.50 to $2.50 per day; $8 to 834 per Week. JAS. S. MOON, Prop. ap2! " Near the beach. eek. ARTSOCK BROS, ATLANTIC CITY, NJ. — Elevator. Salt water __ my 18-1450 THE BRACH FRONT. booklet matted on applica- tion. OT SEA WATER BATHS. ELEVATOR. &e. | & SON. 165; bav- 1-2m furnished. i AY EVANS. nd drive. ommoda- rooms, ad- BY 2 steam are ren- | mn appl CoP) & SONS | | ELRERON.—ATLANTIC CITY, N. Home comfar E Wie aes THE LEBMA Ocean end of Py avin. 4 ways, open. LEHMA’ __myl0-0012t THE WAVERLY, Atlantic City, N. a mh8-e03m 0 p.m. daily. week days, x4:20, 5.00, 6:35, minutes), ‘8:80, | xi1:30, 12:00," x12:08, 12:15, 25, x4:28, 4:31, 25205, X6:20, | 6:30, “28:00, 8 11:35 p.m. Sundays, 34:29, 3b,"x9:80 nin, x12:00, 00, 4 minutes), 8:25, 4:31, x8:00, x0:00, 10:00, x11: 7:10 and 8:30 a.m ¥8, 8:30 a.m., 4:31 p.m. 1:15 a.m,” 11:15, 14:30, M115 a tes) a.m. 5:35, 20 ‘30, 15:30 and 240. p.m ints, 95:35, a, 5:30 p.m. 16:00, 97:05, 18:00 n1ge and wa: 14:33. m Junction and way point 5" p.m. se trains ions only, 14:30, LINE “FOR NEW PHILADELPHLA. ia, New York, Boston and the :00 (10:00 "a.m., ex, Sunday. Dining Car), 3200. (5:05. Din. 11:30 p.m., Sleeping Car, open ai 29:00. oping. 30. pew. YORK AND 20 a.m. and 12:00 noon. m., 12:00 noon. Daily. xExpress trains. ‘Sunday only. nion Transfer Co. 6 619 and 1351 Pa. orders left ave. and at 0. SCULL, ager. . Pass. Agt. AND DANVILLE RAIL FLW. HUT FOSTER, i! in effect May Washington, D, for Danville and inter- and cone: Lynchtarg with ‘Western railroad westward, daily, burg, daily, except Sun: FAT SOUTHERN perates Pullman I SI and through train for ¥. except Sunday. OX ANQ SOUTHWEST. LIMITED, composed of Pull- ning Cars, runs via to Augusta, Savannah, ‘Tampa, carrying Pullman Sleeper Tampa.” Also operates Pailnian k to New Orleans via Atlanta and w York to Asheville via Salisbury, Memphis via Birmin; and car 3 inter- and Front ra ED epers and ‘Dining Jontgomner VASHINGTON AND OHIO DIVI- hington at 9:10 a.m.. dally. AM and 4:32 p.m., daily, except sburg, and 6:38 p.m., daily, for ive Washington 8: % from Ronnd Hill, 8:34 . from Leesburg, and "3 pda except Sunday, ce. Ing Car reservations and informa- t offices, S1t and 1300 Pennaylva. at Passenger Station, Pennsylva Gen. Man. W. A. TURK, Gen. Pass. Ast. n. Agt. Pass. Di my?! R BOATS x Ieav ‘Toesday and Thi wharves as far ¢ PALACE ommods until hour of sei F. A. REED & CO., ELS. RANDALL, Agts., ‘Alex. Prop. & Man. GEO.’ 0. CARPINTER, Gen. Agt. . Leonardtown and St. termediate — la THURSDAYS au a0-t¢ NORFOLK A} D DAILY LINE Bi For ‘The new and ave Wash! Tth st. wharf, ai a.m. next da: Where railroad ec south and southwest. 1 M G and 11th River Vi Wednesdays and ¥ridays, 8 p.m. Pi ‘ON AND NORFOL ¢ Norfolk daily at 6:10 MANICURE janicure Parlor of the Pal: STEAMER HARRY RANDAI iew wharf, 7th street, ursday at 7 a.m. Landi down as Maddox creek. ‘Sunday, ig at ati feturning Freight received 1785. ations first-class. iling. ‘Telephone Wasliington, D. LIMPVED WEDNES- ® for Nomint Clement's bay and in- ings. Returning — 'T TESDAYS, UNDAYS. Ww. ET WASHINGTON, D. C., TRESS MONROE ‘and NORFOLK, VA, powerful Iron Paiace Steamers, OUTH BOUND, ‘on daily at 7 p.m. from foot of rrive at Fortress Mon Arrive at Norfolk at mnnections are wude for all poi NORTH BOUNI Leave Fortress Arrive at Washington at S31 and 1421 Peon- ATE OF LONDON, MAY NOW i} 12:15 and THE IRVINGTON. Atlantie City, N. J. On the beach. Modern and cheerful. Elevator to ground floor. myS-Im THE MARYLAND. — New York ave. near the bench Atlantic City, Reopons _my17-244m TH N ATL REMATYS OP Situated directly on | the Dea nieuce, Including hot and cold sea water elevator. 2-610 J.D. SOUTHWICK. ASHURY ASBURY PARK, N. J. TAL. TA HOTEL. Opens June 1. jet-2m_ WILLIAM AP! SBURY PARK, N. 1, THE One block from ocea’ provements. Je4-2m ASBURY PARK, N. J. | HOTEL Cor Now open; ocean front: 6th ‘commodates 200; cu Jel-2m | Directly on ocean front. | Pu | ~ | Al LEADLEY. Fularged. Mi BIA. e.: e the hest All modern improvements: hot and « gas, bath an moderate rates; near the beac Mrs. M. B. WE rk, N. J. ‘THOS. | THE BRIGHT! n beach, Asbury Park, Open all the year. ap9-100t STOCKTON HOT CAPE MAY, NEW JERSEY, WILL OPEN JUNE F. 'T. WALTON, Manager. Open June 15. First-class aj ful location on beach. Jel-2m M ppointment . 1 EB. COMPT CAPE MAY. on the beach, come 1 mod. imp. Tues Opens June 22 Jei-3m LONG BRANCH. Hotel ‘opens June 23. M. AND W, E. HILT ETE NEW Y my15-tu&th-2m0 THE CARROLLTON, 28 OCEAN PATHWAY, OCEAN GROVE, Je1-2m steam heat: appointments fret. | LT. Bry All_water filtered. CHAMBERS & HOOPES. F. 8. OREM, Prop. Every conve- PROBST & LEADLEY. all mod. Address W. HARVEY JONES, Prop. HOTEL LYNDHURST.” ASBURY PARK, N.J rs, &c., address Block FROM THE Home comforts, Mrs. HAMILTON SEA-SIDE—JERSEY COAST. THE STOCKTON HOTEL COMPANY, Mr. Walton will be at the Shoreham, Wednesday, ‘Thursday xd Friday, from 12 to 2 with room plans, or will call on notification at your res'dence | or place of business. Je6.1m | WILBURTON-B y-TIT Spri Open June to r. } _Jet-2%4m LETCHWORTH, MELROSE INN-ON-THE-BEACH, Anise BELMAR, N. J. Opens June 15. Address Melrose Inn. ' my12-co2u&l is BELMAR, N. J. THE COL | - HOTEL LAFAYETTE, to 1, Bingham House, Phila. JOHN TRACY & Co. ~ West End Hotel. Cottages and Restaurant open June 14, RK OFFICE, METROPOLITAN’ HOTEL. NJ. WILSON. Vucttic aves. ; ref fences. Opens Murch M. ‘J. ECKERT, | merly of the Rossmore, and now at 1123-25 13th | — n.w., Washington, D. mi0-3im_ | THE Fi Atlantie City, N. J. Kentucky ave, near beach, N & Co. | | | | May 30, baths and Manager. | lodern im- imps. ; | old baths; nd artesian IEELER. NOBLE. HUNT, 30, 1804. T, JoH HOTEL SPRAY VIEW, Directly on_ be Main avenue . For circulars and Prop., dress THE ALLAIRE, SPRIN Directly on the beac! my12-€8t HE RUSKIN, fully situated’ oppo opens June 1. 3. ‘Open June . M K h, SEA-SIDE- dence or boarding house. V. W.’ CURRY 0 rPORT- comfortabi With all modern conven: per cottage for senson. principal bathing bea the electric railway. Ail safe and unexcelled bathin; usual opportunity to enjoy a Newport trifling expense. Cottages average 1 Further particalars turnished by A. P . Agent. Newport, R. I. )XET HOUSE, N: ve ocean ¥ ragdnsett Pler, ‘Sreatmeut, 50c. 28th season opens June 4. modern improvements; 200 guests. RICHARDSON, NEW ENGLAND. OLD POINT COMFORT, VA. “RENT, BY Fear or for season, furn. cottage, 11 rooms: Water front: beautiful gre for priv 5 minutes’ walk of | privilege. june. e; rates, ad- Box 317. 16. f the t jew and a An un- | season at 2 rooms. PRESCOTT my8-Im* Rt Superior location; my15-1ms | ALTITUDE, 3.100 FEET, LARKIN HOUSE, WATCH HILL, R. L Open from June to October. For terms, dis- gram of rooms, &., address F. 8. ALDRICH, Proprietor. Circulars may be ebdtained from the leading drug stores. my18-1m SEA. IDE—MISCELLANEOU! Doe Se cpua We tape as many come tomac, ts now e forts as’ any resert io ‘Margiand. for the asso money. Dr. R. P. BLAKISIONE & SON, River Springs, Ma. Jeb-Im* HOTEL BELLEVIEW, CHAPEL POINT, MD. wn Ce ge management a salt Pes thing, and crabbing. Terms, tnd. 310. pers special fates to” families. ‘Address MRS. A. P. 0. Randall, ROCKINGHAM, VA.. SPRINGS. Mineral waters: mountain air; lowest. Circulars. Address B. B. HOP! . _fe7-Bw* McGabeysville, Va. FOR RENT—A MOST DESIRABLE COTTAGE AT Berkeley | Springs: thoroughly "furalsbed; large orches? tee house; fruits vegetables. B. H. ROBERTSON, 1421 G st. . * Je5-3t* HOWARD'S LICK, OB HARDY WHITE SUL- phur Springs; elevation 2,000 feet above the sea: at ere of the utmost purity; air cool and irvigorating; round trip tickets can be had over the B. ‘0. from Washington and other points. For circulars, cail at Star office, or address HOWARD'S LACK ©O. ‘a. THE ST. CHARLES TO” with electric lights, has water on every ha ted , and the West of cnltary acipngte bates tateer information, OPED The hotel ts it~ sanitary arrangement apply to CHAS. P. JACK, Proprietor, Berkeley Springs, W. Vas Tiy20-240" BEDFORD SPRINGS HOTEL, ‘The Carlsbad of America, PO o vee a CS ment. curative waters, ft is 8 bealthfal as Well as ® delightful summer bome. For booklets and terms call om Mr, a,"J, ROBINSON, Hotel Arbo, unt) June 18. my24-2m* J. T. ALSIP, Manager. THE MOUNTAIN HOUSE, CRESSON, PA. On top of the Allegheny Mountains, Tine Penna. RB. R., miles enat of Pi ‘All trains. stop. OPENS JUNE 25. Delightfal location. Excellent drives. Pure air and water. Appointments the best. Write for circulars. WM. R. DUNE&M, Supt, _ myl-78t eS Ray ar ee eae THE BEREELEY SPRING! WiLL BE S$ HOTEL open for the accommodation of guests June 1, 1894. ‘The company bas made many tmp bells, gas and electric gt te tn every room; refurmished and regovated through- out; water ‘on every floor from the and the best of sanitary arrangements. further information apply to M. W. LAMB! , Man- Hotel Co., Berkel Berkeley — Springs ‘my25-1m EB SPRINGS HOTEL, GREEN alley, Md.—627 feet elevation; 80_min- from Washiagton, D. C.; opeus JUNE, cool nights; no mosjultoes: no’ malaria; six ngs of purest water in the worl ing 1,000,000 gals, per day: largest swimming in Marylacd: ten pins; pool: billiards; fine very stable; daily coacerts and hops: an or- chestra of solo rmers. OUR TABLE AND i ROOM SERVICE, the leading and tucs! attraction, Skilled New — Engl: finest and most perfect cuisine tn fresh Vegetables from our owm gar den. Terms, $11 week and upward. SPECIAL LOW RATES FOR JUNE. ud for descriptive hook. mwy19-1m. WM. L. STORK, Owner. CARROLL SPRINGS SANITARITM, For len, Md. A homeopathic iastitution; (400 feet above Washington. For invalids and’ those desiring rest and quiet. No mental cases received. Baths, muscle taovements, jectrivity, &e. Reopens May z For particulars, address G. H. WRIGHT. M, Dz apl4-3m* JORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, FRED- k county, Va., will be open June 1894, ‘ew hotel: inodern in all tts department tary arrangements perfect; capacity, 250: utes’ drive from R. R. station to sy rite for pamphlets. FE. C. JoRD. 20 Jordan Springs P. 0. MINNEOUA, OPEN JUNE 18. On Northern Ceotral connection of Pennsylvania R.R., 1.500 feet above tide. Exceptional attrac tions. Mountain air: the ‘celebrated Minnequa Sorting: delightful driver: forest walks; music; steam heat; elevator; every moderp conventence. For rates address H. HINCKIAY, 5 Je5-tu,th&s26t — Minnequa, Bradford Co., Monterey Springs Hotel. Summit of the Rine Ridge Mounteins, Penna. WILL REOPEN JUNE 16. Three and one-fourth bours from Washington. 1,500 feet above sea level. MalarisNo Mosquitoes—Pure Spring Water. Né@w and modern sanitary arrangements. Special rates for June. rite for descriptive cir cular. Circulars at ir Office M 3. MILNOR, & HM. my5-tf Summit, Pa. No “P.O., Blue Ridge Orkney Springs Hotel, SHENANDOAH MOUNTAINS, VA. MEMCINAL RINGS AND BATT ; Unsurpassed climate; alti- rt, bealth and recreation; fh 5 hourt frem Wash- Ww. ROBERTS, Manager, VP. O. Box 52, Washington, D. C. to sait t 26-e01m my PARK, S.J. | Rock Enon Springs and — Mineral! Baths. Great Northwest mountatp. Frederick county, Va. all requistes for health, comfort, nd rest: bilhards sod bowling; ex: music; healing and strengthening water hs: a eafe and lovely, resort for families: ble: Complete aniltagy atrangements: Send for circulars, with all in- A. 8, BRATZ, Proprietor, Son ‘buildirg, Washington, D.C. N THE MOUNTAINS. Brookside, WEST VIRGINIA. ‘This Venntiful monntain resort now open. Se- cure rooms now. Rates and descriptive circular, address S. PRESCOTT WRIGHT, 1401 14th st. nw. ‘imo terms moders formation, to oS SUNNYSIDE, WARNERSVILLE, PA. ; magnificent seen- For ilinstrated Je6-1m_ °NTAIN VIEW HOTEL, MT. AIRY, MD., THE highest point between Baltimore and’ Blue Ridge momutains, will OPEN JUNE 1. Send for deserip- tive cirevlar. ERNEST B HORN, Prop. je5-1m* GLADE S new manig : has been re- fitted and re ighted by electricity, and all the comforts for guests. Address for terms, JOSEPH WAGNER, Onkland, Md. jel-Imo HIL{ TOP HOUSE, HARPER'S FERRY, W. VA. Pinest loath and air in_town: telegraph office in : 11g hours fram Washinzton. T. S. LOVETT, Proprietor. Aurora House, Aurora, W. Va. table and accommodations the advance tn prices. Rooms should be at once. Circulars at Star office. J. H, SHAFFER, Proprietor. AUrORA, W. VA. On the mountain tops, 8.000 feet above the sea, 12 miles from Oakland Md. Sanerb scenerr, de- lightful drives, good fishing and gunning in season. Health and comfort. The Mountain View House. Large rooms, good table, reasonable rates. Ad- dress JOHN 'A- LANTZ, ‘Aurora, W.Va. my21. THE KITTATINNY, DELAWARE WATER GAP, Pa.; now open. This favorite spring, stiminer and’ autume resort, only three and one-quartar hours {rym Broad ‘et. station, Phila. Send for on y my8-24te0 W. A, BRODHRAD & SON. “GRAND VIEW HOUSE,” HARPER'S FERRY, West Va.—High ground; cool breezes; spring w: ter: matis daily; fifteen minutes’ drive from ton. For terms’ and particulars, address Tox 15, jolivar, W. Va. my19-3w GREEN'S MOUNTAIN HOUSE, OPEN MAY 15. Located om frult hill farm: ‘Blue Ridge Moun- tain; east side Shenandoah river. Harper's Ferry, W. $5 to $10 per week; $1.50 and $2 per Va.; children, half rates. Special rates to all ify it: hotel ies, where numbers fu trl a Bend tor two hundred and fifty: ington, good to Octeber 31, MORRE L HOUSE, HARPER'S FERRY. w. ¥. coolest patnt_on Gam) 3 fhady lawns: scenery unexcelled. Terms, fr to $8 on” week. Yo June 15. (my24-3m) PARKER M. SPRAI MOUNTAIN LAKE HOTEL, 2,800 feet above the sea: oniy six hours from Wash- ton; ALL RAM, to HOTEL: NO STAGING. MOUNTAIN LAKE HOTEL CO.. my26-1m Mountain Lake Park, Ma. THE LOCKWOOD, HARPER'S FERRY, W. VA, ‘will open June 4. Rooms large and airy: plenty shade; table Srst clase; rates, $6 to $8. Mrs. 8. FE. LOVETT, Proprietor. my14-8%m THE IMPERIAL—NEW TEMPERANCE HOTEL— in Blue Ridge mountains; special rates and free livery May and June. H. H. MYERS, mySIm* Pe Pa. MISCELLANEO HOTEL TAKOMA, NORTH TAKOMA PARK, D. C. Now open. Largest and most elegagt ‘sub- urban hotel in the District. Supplied ‘with the famous Takoma water. Terms reasouable. my26-1mo' ska Mi BURTON, MULANEY & WAPLES. PLEASANT HOUSE, SKAT PLEASANT, a fuinily hotel, will’ be open for its first ‘on ina few days: beautiful spot; large, airy Pn ss hoard; only $20 ‘per ino.; $6 ; 12 tainutes on the train, where coaches aiting twice a day to comvey you back and forth to hotel, free of charge; commutation fare about 10c. round trip; reference if desired. For further information apply to Mis. 8. R. DROWN, Proprietress, 1005 G st. n.w., P. HUTCHIKS, Pa. ave. n. or my31-10t® ACCOUNTANTS. aa KICK H. 0. BRENNAN, ie Accountant and Atiditor, 1421 F st. aw. Complicated transactions equitably adjusted, Corporation audits a specialty. mi20-3m Sweeping ret Penney i, 3 to J 30, 1585. 3. pchaod ou July noe, Sel Sere aa other. ¥ 4 ot the sod’ alley departucnt’ the unpaved streets to be cleaned froma July 1, 1804, to about November 15, 1594, and from April 1, ee ee Sek ee ee Dots cavons er sasce comes of weak, bat if a t Tore than Gee, each bid. sovst, be ecparete. Full any be of Columbia, indorsed, *' Streets and “Alleys.” JOHN W. ROSS, GEORG! TRUESD ELL Cas. F. POWELL, of the Distries of Columbia. STORAGE. If Your Furniture We are the omly one that can offer you these aMbiicas SB 1140 16TH_STREET N.W It’s a Bad Plan THEM WITH US. We'll give them constant SENATE front bu! = ARMY © ments. 1407 G st. Low rates. HOTELS WILLARD’S HOTEL, Pa. ave. and 14th st., Washington, D. C. te rooms; rates $1.00 per ; call apd inepect. DULEY & G, 225 Pa. ave. hw. my26-1mo_ V¥ STORAGE ROOMS; SEPARATE mee AM CG. StOAN & COs se22 EBBITT HOUSE, WASHINGTON, D. C. COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS. | COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS AND NOTARY PUB- lie for all states and territories a SPRCIALTY | by BR. H. EVANS, office (basement), st. Always in office, office hours. jav-tt MMISSIONER OP DEEDS POR RY STATE! and territory. Notary and U. 8. Commissioner. oces JOHN E. BEALL, 1321 F LADIES’ GOODS. FINE BLACER AND WHITE LACES DONE UP DX first-class Parisian style; white and satin dresses, laces and curtains a specialty; prices rea- sonable. Call at MMF. VIBOUD'S, ‘successor to Mme. Velmont, old stand, 713 11th st. nw. ap3<im* NN PLAIT ANTON AND CAROLINE LERCH, 826 12TH AND 1206-1208 I st. ww. French dyeing and cleaning | of every description; evening and party dresses made a specialty, Our patrouage extends irto| the most tastlouable circles FACE MASSAGE AND STEA’ Dressing and Shampoolug by latest mnproved methods. Memishes removed withovt injory in MADAME YALE'S TEMPLE OF BEAUTY, 1110 F st., SMetzerott building. ~ mys-im® MISS WILES. BIGHT YEARS WITH MDE. PRAN- 41, te to charge of the Heir Dressing Parlor of the Palais and Tith st lair dressing, Soc.: bangs cut and curled. 206. UNDERTAKERS. W. R. Speare, Undertaker & Embalmer, 940 F Street Northwest. Segcanre \DERTAKER AND EMBALMER, 1834 NEW YORK AVE. N.W. ‘Telephone, 295. se23-tr FREDERICK. Intense interest is felt here in the con- Gition of affairs in the mining regions of Maryland, especially in view of the fact that the Frederick Riflemen, Co. A, first regiment, Maryland? National Guari, have been ordered by Col. Wilmer, commandiag the frst regiment, to hold themselves in readiness t0 move at any moment. Capt. Quitman S. J. Beckicy, commanding the company, received the order Wednesday at noon and immediately had forty men in| readiness. : | A tragic killing was that of Bud Shey by | Charles Henley at Taylortown, Loudoun county, Va., on Sunday night. Shey, whose proper name is Vernon A., lived at Point of Rocks, this county, with a wife and one child. Charles Henley (or Handley) had moved in the vicinity of Taylortown from Montgomery county, Md., about six months ago. He is a single man and worked as a laborer. Shey’s mother, brother and a sis- ter made their home near Taylortown, and Henley became a frequent visitor to the | house, paying marked attention to Miss_ Shey. Vernon Shey and his brother ob- | jected to this and succeeded in making it sd uncomfortable for Henley that he left | the neighborhvod. He returned a few day ago, however, and renewed his attentions | to Miss Shey. On Sunday evening last Bud | Shey, his brother and a party of friends gathered at a point on the road where they expected Henley to pass along to church. When he came they fired on him, threw missiles at him and chased him all the way to the church. When services were over | he borrowed a revolver and started back over the road, At a lonely spot Sud Shey | and his crowd again assailed him. Shey sprang upon him with an oath and de- clared he would el and at that jurc- ture Henley wh out his revolver and sent a bullet straight through Shey’s heart. The wounded man followed him a few steps, fired three times at him and then fell dead. Shey's crowd pursued Henley to the door of his own home, but failed to hit him with any of their numerous shots. Monday morning he walked io Leesburg and gave himself up to the authorities. A coroner’s jury was summmoned and will conclude its inquest on Friday. Howard Cline, an estimable young man living near Rocky Springs, went out into the field to work on Monday morning and | stopping several times to drink ‘water from a spring suddenly fell over and died in a! few minutes. The physician who was sum- | moned said death was caused by érinking too much cold water while overheated. Mrs. Sarah A. Wiite was about to par- take of her breakfast at the home of Geo. W. Dean, near Harmony Grove, Monday, when she suddenly expired. She w wealthy and prominent member of the Presbyterian church of this city. Confederate decoration day will be cele- brated in this city on June 14, when appro- priate exercises will be held ly the Con- federate Memorial Association of Frederick. A public meeting is to be held here Fri- day night to arrange for some concerted action for procuring a fund for a monu- ment to Franeis Scott Key, who is buried in Mt. Olivet cemetery, this city. Mr. Hammett Delaplaine of Washington, = c- _ aed the Lao of relatives here. lohn M. ponal of has been visiting friends here. iseaaree —_-—>—__ Tugboat Blown to Pieces. The tug Rambler was blown to splinters by an explosion at Belle Dock, New Haven, yesterday. Engineer Weimar was badly | scalded, and Fred. Weller, a cook, is miss- ing. In all probability Weller was blown to atoms, for no trace of his remains can be found. The engineer is so badly hurt that | Ro account of the explosion can be obiained. Gov. Rickards of Montana Issees «4 Proclamation. Gov. Rickards of Montana has forbidden the sun dance of the Cree Indians at Great Falis. The proclamation says: festival convinces me that it is not only inhuman and brutalizing, but unnatural and indecent, and therefore ae Christian civilization, and that its purposes are a menace to peace welfare of communities, inasmuch an initiative ceremony that inducts into the ranks of recognized warriors.. cal authorities of counties are directed & take steps necessary to enfore inhibition.' The proclamation of the governor tana, forbidding the con’ ted dance of the Cree Indians at Great is viewed at the Interior Department as wise and unnecessary. There are strict dian service regulations prohibiting dance within the limits of the though they do not control the actions the Indians off the agency. The Indian bureau officials consider that the proclama- tion attaches too much importance to matter and the prohibitory order have been made by the local prohibited the dance is looked upon fortunate, and the additional publicity may increase the determination of the Crees to carry out their plans. It is stated that the Crees have never given any trouble or an- noyance to the federal authorities. It is believed that a genuine sun-dance is not contemplated, 7 ——_+e-+____ Funeral of Ward Morgan. The funeral services over the remains of the late Ward Morgan, sr., were held at his late residence, 705 East Capitol street, at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon. Rev. Green Clay Smith of Metropolitan Baptist Church, of which Mr. Morgan was a deacon, gave @ touching tribute to the deceased's helpful- ness in the church, and of his unvarying loveliness of character, always ready for any work laid to his charge, and with words of cheer and thoughtful counsel in any matter of interest to the church. Washington Commandery, No. 1, K. T. emony, after ich the te printers of , w bureau, some two hundred in ouuben, in to take a last Their e: Rag iif § and the casket was covered wi from other divisions of the bureau friends. This morning the escorted to the depot, for transmittal Philadelphia, where they will be placed the family lot at West Laurel Hill cemetery. > The Kaffer Choir. Mr. James H. Balmer, director of the African choir, gave The Star man a short and entertaining talk at Willart’s this afternoon. Mr. Balmer was a missionary to the dark continent for twelve years, an@ came to be on close terms with many of the Kaffir tribes which inhabit that seared land. He learned their language and was conversant with the customs, He sympathized with them, and vy Ay confidence in him. He hit upon the organizing a native Kaffir choir and concerts in the Ynited States and Ei for the benefit of a fund to establish industrial training school. With this in view he traveled among the various tribes and succeeded in finding tweive blacks with good voices susceptible to train- ing. These people represented seven tribes and spoke five languages. They could sing the peculiar, weird songs of their native heath, and have been taught by Director Balmer to do many other things in the line of song. The choir sang at Metropol- itan African M. E. Church last night. BEE HER as a8 June 4, the following were elected directors to serve the ensuing year: Dr. Danl. B, agea! Morse, Ralph L. Galt, R. H. Golds- borough, Albert Gleason and George Ry- neal, jr. Dr. Danl. B. Clarke was re-elected president and O. C. Green vice president of the board; Chas. S. Bradley, treasurer; Will P.- Boteler, secretary, and Robt. C. Howard, assistant secretary. renee A Petition for Divorce. A petition for divorce has been filed by Thos. J. Brown against Florence M. Brown, The parties, the petition states, were mar- Tied here in October, 1877, and two children —Raymond, aged fifteen, and Sydney, aged eleven—were born to them. Mr. Brown bases his petition on the alleged desertion and abandonment of him by Mrs. Brown on the Ist of July, 1801, when she took her de parture for the city of New York. —_— Were Masters of Law. The following names should have appear+ ed among the list of post-graduates of the National University Monday night as mas- ters of law: Elmer E. Mitchell, LL. Bg Felix E. Porter, LL. B.; Barney A. Pool, LL. B.; Beverly T. Sener, LL. B. Their names were inadvertently placed im the list of bachelors of law. —_—>— Mr. Carry’s Loxs. Mr. Albert Carry,manager of the National Capital Brewing Company, lost $1,600 wort. of revenue stamps on the street yesterday, His name is Hill and he comes from Das kcta. He was at the State Department yes terday and wanter Chief Clerk Renick to secure him a private interview with the Secretary of State. He spoke mysteriousiy about his inventions of dynamite and sub- marine cables, and convinced his hearers that he was not altogether right in his mind. A watchman was summoaed and he succeeded in coaxing the man to leave the building without arousing his suspicion that he had been officially “turned down.” —_——_ 2+ _____ Opportunity for Appeal Given. Commissioner of Patents Seymour has @te rected the examiners of the bureau to withe hold from final issue the application of the prevailing party in interference cases for thirty Gays from the date of the final de- cision. The object of the order is to give an opportunity for dissatisfied par‘ies to appeal to the Circuit Court of Appeals for the District. + e+ The Stars and Stripes Stamp. It is very doubtful whether the suggestion to substitute the stars and stripes for the vignette on the two cent postage stamp will secure any official action. The matter has not been submitted for consideration to the department, but Postmaster General Bis- sell is known to favor the present design of the stamp. ——— — +e-___ Resignations Asked For. The resignations of Ira B Huntington and John G. Damson of Gallipolis, Ohio, se ot oA _—- vessels, buve reques! Secretary of Treasury. ——————_+e.—_____ Before the Medical Bonrd. The six months’ sick leave of absence granted Commander Durand of the navy has expired, and he will be ordered before a medical board of survey to determine the question of his fitness for further active service. The impressicn prevails that he will be retired. ———_-+ e+ Chief Engineer Cline 1. The Navy Department is informed that Chief Engineer Cline, attached to the U. 8. S. Charleston, at Callao, Peru, ts ill and unable to perform his duties. An officer of the engineer corps will be sent to his relief immediately. ee Mass for the Poisoned Boys. ‘The little chapel of the Sisters of Mercy at Tarrytown, N. Y., presented a sad scene yesterday when a high mass was sung over the bodies of the five inmates of the insti- tution who were killed by eating @ poison- ous root. © rr. ooo The ¥. M. C. A. Jubilee. The jubilee celebration of the internation- al conference of the Young Men’s Christian Association took place in London yesterday. The morning and afternoon services were clebrated at Exeter Hall, and the jubilee demonstration took place last evening a& the Koyal Albert Hall, South Kensington. Lord Kinnaird afterward entertained the | members at dinner.