Evening Star Newspaper, June 21, 1894, Page 11

‘THE EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 18 SUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. COLN IR SALE—EAST C. Park, nice 8-room bri: ———— —— A BEAUTIFUL LOT ON CHAPIN 14th and 15th sts., | FOR SALE— park front and! st. bet. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. SEA-SIDE—JERSEY COAST. 94—TWELVE PAGES. 11 SUMMER RESORTS. IN THE MOUNTAINS. rear;, $5,200. Apply Hoom The Harrison,” | 50x150 ft; a very destrable jocation; a frame |THE CLIFTON, ATLANTIC AND CONNECTICUT -ON-THE-BEACH, eer. 34 and G sis. o. F house thereon Feating for $25, &| avenues; home-like; capacity, 150; terms, $8 to BELMAR, N. J. fon SALE—Nice DeT0RY TA FE _FULLER, 504 11th af. we. Je2i-6t_ | $10 per weer. Clreularmafled.’ Mrs. Fol Opens June 16. Address Melrose Ina. bay window; a.m.1.; POR SALE-LOT 6OX12—THB BEST LOT IN Lem myit-ctnklw arket and ‘electric cars; lot 17x30 to a 20-ft. Inquire at 82 L 21-3t* For SALE—A 12 PER CENT iNVESTMENT—NOW | renting for $12.50 @ month. Price, $1,250, reduced f. m@ $1,500. 2-story brick on a street; back ard; 10°ft. alley in rear; one square from H st. cars. DAVID D. STONE, ir 804 and 306 F st. OR SALE—PRICE, $5,000-NOW RENTIN Rosslyn, Va., at south end of Aqueduct bridge; well suited for store or Socal _FRANK HUMB, 454 Pa, FOR SALE—AT A BARGAIN—ON COLUMBIA Heights—veautiful lot on Bacon st., SUxl45 to alley. at the low of $1 foot. Jere PR WHETAKER, 918 F st. nw. FOR rt OR | place, Just west Judge Harlan's residence: can @ month, a 9-room house, centrally loca $e it ‘. T tt lower ft! ‘any other Steen DAVW D. STONE, the street; $2,400 cash, balance to suit. BRICE it 804 and $06 F st. nw. & LIPSCOMB,’ 612 14th st. Jo19-3t Wor SALE_How’S THIS FOR A BARGAIN? | DON'T PaY $100 FOR & LOT WHEN YOU CAN ‘A 9room brick, nearly new, for $3,300; rents for buy lots at Columbia Park from $25 to $50. 4 ware from Capitol st. DAVID D.| til June 21 we will give you your cholce for $80; ess and 606 TF st. nw. it cash or installments; 10 per cent off for cash. BOR SALE—$2,000 UNDER VALUE_AN ELE. | _Otice, 623 F xt. nw. seete RESIDENCE IN THE FASHIONABLE SORTHWEST AT A POSITIVD SACRIFICE; tiful front; 3 stories; cellar under whole FOR SALE—BY AUGUST DONATH, 611 7TH 8T.— A very advantageous front on B. and O. RR; will make the frontage large or small, as de- 3 r= parlor, light, cheosetal din-| sired; price, 60 cents per foot. je18 porcelain tub; lot 20x88 to In ft alley, | FOR SALE—FIVE ACRES, FRONTING 600 FEET Pace if sold this’ week, $9,200; party wali, © Tennallytown road, just north of Oak View, $800; adjoining lot Keld at $3.4 ft I7i1| 404 a number of tho most eligible tracts for Rigas ee beth and 8; outlook co New Hany: | subdivision purposes in that, neighborhood. ave. Key at oifice, (OLDSBOROUGH BROS. & CO., it DAVID D. STONE, 804 and 806 F st. n.w. p8-Stks,tukthtt 1503 Penn. ave. Wor saLe—curap — a Mover : orn | FOR SALE—LOT 4, BLOCK 12, KALORAMA ear Paws 10 Teoma bate en EE a9Gatt | Heights; beautiful’ lot; 10x50; price, $1.10 « forge conse closets; laundry, &e.; $4,000, | foot. GOLDSROROUGH BROS., 1508 Pa. ave. DALES Room G ‘Central Nats Banke ap3-Bté&s,tu,th, tf J013-0r* FOR SALE—LOTS 100 AND 110, SQUARE 138 oR SALE—BIG SACRIFICZ—LOT ON EUCLID | oq HOTEL, ROYAL, KENTUCKY AVE. ; ONE SQUARE from the ocean; third seuson. The merits of our — room a gels, 3. established. Rats rs, ya jot inson, also at sitter toe Sine te JOHNSON Proprietor. Sabi EDELEN, late of Willard’s Hotel, Manager. m SEASIDE HOUSB, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. ocean front. Sun ‘parlor. Elevator. Salt water baths in ho OPEN ALL THE YEAR. CHAS. EVANS. WINGFIELD, OCEAN AVE. ATLANTIC CITy, J. Near the beach. Te Je15-52t ; HOTEL BERKELEY. Kentucky ave. Directly on the beach, $e15-1m "JAS. & GEO. BEW. Ocean end Tennessee ave, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. SPECIAL RATE. Mrs. J. F. NEALL of Tioga. THE 6AN MARCOS.—PACIFIC AND MASS. AVES. near beach; elegant and modern; elevators; lurge Fooms; salt baths; the terms are reasonable; de ecriptive circular ‘with diagram mailed. THE ALBEMARLE.—Virginia ave. near beach: new and modern; (thoroughly screened); every convenience; appointments and service un- BELMAK, N. J. Open June 15. First-class a) fal location om beach. . B. POLE, Man. Jel-2m E. COMPTON, Prop. HOTEL LAFAYETTE, THE COLORADO. iptments: dolight- | CAPE MAY, N. J. Opens June 28, 1894. Situated on the beach. ‘All mod. imp. Jel-3m JOHN TRACY & CO. ‘THE CARROLLTON, 28 OCEAN PATHWAY, OGEAN GROVE, N. J. Jel-2m JOHN WILSON. HOTEL SPRAY VIEW, Piece | on beach, Ocean Grove, N. J., = June 16. Sixteenth year. big: rates for June. Py, 0. Box 2057. (OS. WHITE, Prop. J0-2m WILBURKTON-BY-THD June to October. R. K. LETCHWORTH, Je4-2%m a SPRING LAR: Directly on the beach. “Open June 16. myl2-65t we EB. M. RICHARDSON. | THE ENGLESIDE, BEACH HAVEN, NJ. | Will open on Saturday, June 9, 1804. “All EN. J. modern has | fouveniences, inclus hot seawater baths ia rates for June. Send for circular. se. my2tosel ae epee igifte, terms are rensonable, | Iustrated BT. B. ENGLE, Prop. SALE—Six TSES 5 th st. near S); price §2. juare foot. yt mailed. CHARLES D. = = ote en Bd we awe $E,500; rented pus: tare PoLDSBOROUGH BROS." Con, 1508 Pa. ave. | fei2-2m SEA-SIDE—MISCELLANEOUS, 700; 15 cent het interest on $2,500 equity. | SpS-3t&s,tu,thte OH: Be 2 Wty, NT. =a - — ——— dee Sour cash in @ per cent loans? W. 8. | FoR SALE_THR CHEAPEST LOT ON tHE | "ema Seda rireraariine ein at cae: beg pay or Pe Pn tal NIX, 14237 F st. nw. ___Je20_| Heights northwest; 560x143; south front; one-balf| ences. M. J. ECKERT, formerly of the Ross-| teen? WoO. BECKENBAUGH, er. Fon aa ANDSOME NEW HOUSE AT WES:| ‘iUtre trom cable cars; surroundings A'1; $1,000 | more.and now at 1125-25 13 st,Washington,D.. | "“Scnd for dereciptive slreuiure: berca, Bane hte, rooms, bath and cel-| less than adjoiniag lots cam be bought for. Great | my10-6m : eccemeste g.% SOLIS ith Mabie We aii cxenange| bergala, to close estate. JAMES A. BATFS & = AVON BY SEA, N. J.—SUPERIOR COTTAGE A\ ‘sell. No reasonable offer refused. Location, | ©0., 1407 F st. nw. Jel5-6t The Mansion, Poemmntatigns excellent a eis yinade, the new National University and electric ‘ 3 s ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. Lopes, “or 80 We 47th fork, Je20-6t RAILROADS. TH BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. Sebedule in effect June 9, 1894. Leave Washington from Jersey avenue and © street. For Chicago and Northws express trains 11:15 a.m., ‘or Cincinnati, St. Louis buled Limited, 8:30 p.m. BANES & SIMPSON, Siew 14th and G'sts, SALE ROOM BRICK, PROPERTY Cf discharged, goversarent, cletE: mist. be. sold; situated on 2d st. et, F aud G; no reason- pile. Offer refused. Apply to B. T. KAISER, At- tie building, 990 F st. n. _ se15-3t_ for SALE—BaRGAINS— BELOW COST — EASY terms—1800, 1811, 1818 Isth st.; finely finished; and 12; anit; tion “halls, fireplaces, BF rien et ‘Keys of OWNER, 1809 18th. mn. and Indiana) am. and 8:35 p. ‘ation, corner of New ee Vestibuled Limited | Timm IRVINGTON, ex tae a "apes For Pittsburg aod Cleveland, express dally 11:15| ©2 the beach. m First Coaches attend all trains, carry Atlantic City, N. J. ipa and cay gene mt ground floor, All wa CHAMBERS” & HOPES. COLON: BEACH.—“THE ALVIN,” PI boarding; delightfully located on the beach; now ‘open for reception of guests; terms reasonable. Addi Pi Je9-120) RO! RR. ‘CAPT. WEST'S ON THD BAY;" SPLENDID = resort ——— mI bay oe opening int Lookout wal f, eral pt a &e. Address Capt. ‘e T. West, ide P oO St. Mary's county, Md. Jel6-3w Going Out of the City This Summer? If so, and you haven't decided where to Send for one of our booklets of Piney int, Md. Bathing, arg nd Fishing of the finest kind. A table that'll compare with the best in the cit: Billiards, Bowl- ing, Music, Dancii Driving, make up @ rtial list of the amusements. Rates are 25, $30, $35 a month; $8, $10 and $12 the Week, $i, $1.50, $2. day.” THOS. W. WIL- Propr., or Wash B. WILLIAMS, 7 D sts.,’for further particulars, jelS RIVER SPRINGS SUMMER RESORT, ON THE Potomac, is now open. We furnish as many com- forts as any resort in Maryland for the same money. Dr. R. P. BLAKISTONE & SON, River Springs, Md. Je6-Lm* OLD POINT OOMFORT, VA.-FOR RENT, BY Year or for season, fura. cottage, 11 rooms irge water frost; beautiful grounds; for resi- a or boarding house. V. W. a. SPRINGS AND BATHS. Virginia Mountain Resorts Reached by the Chesapeake & Ohio Railway 5 to8 Hours’ Ride from Washington. VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS, 2,500 TERT ELEVA- tion in the great Appalachian mountains. Only hot rings iu America where it is delightfully coot “fa guminer. Bath house equal ‘to any. in Enrope. The hotels Virginia and Homestead and Surrounding cottages afford every convenience and comfort. WARM SULPHUR SPRINGS, 5 miles from the Hot. HEALING SPRINGS,2% miles from the Hot. Other noted resorts are’ Kockbridge Alum, Ted Sulphur, Salt Sulphur, Old Sweet, Sweet Cieuly- deste, Natural Bridge, the Alleghany at Goshen, and Gladys Inn at Clifton Forge. Grand and picturesque mountain scenery, in- comparable climate and medicinal waters of established reputation. Vestibuled trains, with dining cars and com- plete Pullman service. leave E and P. station daily at 2:25 pam. and 11:10 p.m, Pullman Sleeper on night train for Hot Springs without ew 78. ‘Week-end excursion tickets at greatly reduced rates. For descriptive pamphlets, excursion tickets and general information, apply at ©, offices, 513 and 1421 Pa. ave. General Passenger Agent. MOUNT AIRY.—A NEW AND DEL sort; now open; on summit of Blue Ridge Mts., above Snickers” Gap: fifty wiles by rail from Washington; fifteen hundred feet altitude; mag- nificent scenery; cool nights; no mosquitoes. A benutiful drive ‘of forty minutes over a well- graded road. Comfortable carriages, {n charge of J. A. Dorrell, will meet all trains, Address Mrs. J.T. GRIFFITH, Round Hill, Va. Refer- ences “Mr. W. D. Cabell, 1401 Mass. ave.; Prof. Josef Kaspar, 1217 M ‘st. n.w.; Hon W. Le Wilson, House of Representatives. 4e13,14,16,19, 21423" WATER GAP HOUSE, DELAWARE WATER GAP. PA. A delightful mountain resort in the Blue Ridge in northern Pennsylvania. Hotel modern and complete; Kept tm best styie. Three and one-quarter hours rom Philadelphia, d street. Preiss, 26 L. W. BRODHEAD. THE ALLEGHANY POTEL, Goshen, Va. High up tn the mountains on rain line of the scenic Chesapenke and Ohio railway, five hours’ ride from Washington. Entirely new and modern hotel of 100 rooms. Beautifully furnished and well kept. Magniticent mountain views, sanitary plumbing, perfect drainage, electric Hghts, hot and cold baths, open fireplaces and extensive verandas. Near ‘Rock- bridge Alum Springs. Vestibuled limited train, with dining car and Pullmans, leaves B. and P- station 2:35 p.m. daily. Regular excursion and cheap week-end tickets now on sale. For filus- trated and deseriptive pamphlet apply at C. and ©. oftces, 613 and 1421 ave., oF address VATIC LEE, Propr' 4 Rockbridge count MOUD KE HOTEL, 2,800 feet above the sea: only six hours from Wash- ton; ALL RAIL. to HOTEL: NO STAGING. MOUNTAIN La‘ tor, I levation 1,200 feet; 2 from depot. Return ‘tick tober 31. Special rate G. W. GREED , Proprietor. GIRS — For Lexington and Staunton, 11:15 mys: wd R SALB-TPAT BEAUTIFUL PROPERTY| For Winchester and way want 30 J ‘Qn beach, Maryland ave., Atiaatic ‘3 the Cooke mansion, fronting 204 feet on| For Luray, Natural B. H Chics es pacitys aes; ereey (eumtert foun st. and 150 fest on Q eds D.C | Chatta DEPERTAL, and!’ contenicico “ot "wr varst class with a small cash payment and the balance og of COTTAGES. $10 to S18 per wesk: epeckal rates ten years. This ta the opportunity to buy| For Baltimore, week faraflies for sonsca- ‘of the prettiest places in the District, and on|x7:10 17-20, (8:00 48 minuves), G. W. KENDRICK, Owner and etor. Sie most terms. 45" minutes) a.m., x12: Washington trade solicited. Prien DARNEILLD & HAISTEAD. ($00 45 minutes" B:25, 34 fan pnevoonr ‘Agent . 5:35, x . Je1s-are _ aa 617 F st. ow. - A a — See es eg and refurnished. Wom SALEBY AUGUST DONATH, 611 7TH ST— | F350 %Z:09 a mae jets B. E. NORRIS. A large brick house of 18 rooms and bath; all | ¢:30, 13:00, x9:00, 10-06, sit “K i = ements; near Sth and M sts. mw.: lot| For “Aung Ae BINGHAM HOUSE. Prise, $8,500; terms, $3,500 cash, baiance | 4:03 oo, Ney York and Paci. aves. Thoroughly reno- : ty | boarding house, as "08 + a. Riese cod Be 30, 05:80) merts. Gel-Im) W. DORERTY, Fa Saeeie Spr COURT | For Hagerstown, a11:15 a.m. and a5:80 p.m. HOTEL BOSCOBEL, KENTUCKY AVE. NEAR Foe ego ate, paperets eer For ‘Gnttnersbure’ set tty pos 200, gree) ibetie croretine methane iectal cee eevee ; 3 i ‘or Galtbersbur wa 46: E ev ra. Special rates Slit rit iathtee toe MO MTS GAIT [ames 12:56, abibo, aS 0185," 1108," bLL:BO | _Jel-lino, : ‘A. E MARION. Sar aida RAneOME Rw BROWICSTO For Washtagton Junction and way points, <9:00,| BRADY HOUSE, ATLANTIO cry, 3 AR come lowe thecie; Sb ft. treats 8 cena: | 2900 am, <Ac18 pon. Express Traine stopping a¢| Eansas Page mig el gh eens ith rooms; electric belis and lighting: | princtpal stations only, a4:50, 05:30 p.m. JAMES BRADY. - my15-8mn egantly Suished: newly papered. ‘This is a| For Pay Ridge, weck days, 9:15 am. and 4:28 : < Bargain. Worth $10,000. Hur will sell at once | p-™. Sundays, 9:85 a.m. 1/30 and 4:28" p. for "$8,500. “Terms 10 ute oone. Oval BLUE LINE ror NEW Yok ax HADDON HALL, selett 606 F st. nw. For PR Ge y 1a Rew York, Boston ) Atlantic City, N. J. estan ——_—__§ | east, datiy, :00 (10:00 a.m. ‘ex. Directly om the beach. SALE_HANDSOME NEW THREE-STORY | Gury, (iz'Uo Dining ‘Cage > Dialog ef dwelling, 1815 19th st. n.w.; thirteen | § e 2 : my8l-Im LEEDS & LIPPINCOTT. rooms and bath room; all latest improvements; | Glock 2 Pm Slee + open at 10: huilt’ under our persoval supervision and first-class in every respect; house open for faspection. For further rt ars apply to jeouze TYLER & EUTHERFOMD, 130% F st. for SALE—SEVERAL HANDSOME NEW DWELL- within three squares of Dupont Circle. ices from $10.50 to $25,000. (Nos. 148 to 147.) my26-24t* TYLEK & RUTHERFORD. 1307 F st. KR SALE OR EXCHANGE—TWELVF_ NICE NEW ‘om Morris e., between F G and @th and 7th sts. ; stone trita- 3 ; lots 18195, to z PRICES and EASY JOHNSON, cor. 12th and G. Ruftet Parlor Cars on all day trains, For Atlantic City, 4:20, 10:00 a.m, an@ 12:00 Boon. Sundays, 4:20’ a.m.,"12:00 noon. ‘a Except Sunday. Daily. ¢ Cunday only. x Express trains. Baggage called for and checked from hotels and residences by Union Transfer Company on orders t at ticket offices, 619 and 1851 Pa. ave, and at depot. R. B. CAMPBELL, CHAS. 0. Gen, Pass. agt. _Jell_ “Gen. Manager, PENNSYLVANIA STATION CORNER OF 8TH_AN In Effect May 27, 1 St TERMS. JOHN 0. nae 10:30 A.M. PENNSYLVANIA. ‘LIMITED.— Pullman . sae Ss | Drawing and State Room, FoR SALE—A LaRGE BRICK FOUNDRY AND! ing and Observation Care Slee; Dis ‘Smok- {og cid one asion Garg Werenbarg’ go Eacage and Cleveland. Parlor Car to Harrisbury 20:30 A.M. FAST LINE.—For Pittsburg, Parlor Cars to Pittsburg, Dining Car from Harrissbui 8:15 P.M. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS Putman Baget Parlor Car to Barrisbory. 4 ing and ing Care, Harrisburg Cincinnati, Loulaville ‘and be Pas 7:10 P.M. WESTERN EXPRESS.—Pullmaa ing Cars to Chicago and Harrisburg te ‘Glevelasd. Dining Car to Chicago. 7:10 PM. SOUTH W! Sleeping Car to St. Louls Pachine shop in Ontarjo, Cureda; doing 9 good ness; an except.oaal vpportunity oftered: -pro- rietor fetiring. Address F. 0. Box 2 tai cabinet’ mantels; el trie gai one-fourth’ cash. Owner and FOR SALE-NEW GR orch; reception hail; use in center; only € lot, smnall 9T feet front; ash and $23 we. INNIX, 1427 F st. nw. Cars Harrisburg to Cincinnati. “ig aes Et [eee PACric EXPRESS.—Pullman Sleep- = = 4 = SEES to Pittsburg. FoR SALE_TO SETTLE AN ESTATE THREE & 330 aM for ‘Kane’ Canapdat Rochester and story prese-brick houses opposite Franklin Park;| ‘Niagara’ Falls, dally, except ‘Sunday, 72 ft. Iq inches om I st. by 144 ft 10:30° A. M. for Elmira and Renovo 4a! cept Sunday. For Williams: tear lot. Apply to Dr. D. if. 3 7:10 P.M. for Willlamepert, 1624 P Dw. + Ox rt daily, 3:13 P.M. hester, Buffalo and ae tea eee | Niagara Pulls daily, except Saturday, with Sleep- Q st. uw.; only $4,000—$100 cash and monthly | yo, Git, Washington to Kochester. passeste. A Geanete -M. for Erle. Canandaigua, Rochester and myiS STU Boffalo daily, and Niagara’ Falis dally, 7 ioe a ey DI LB OR LI Elmira, a tur ‘ash! = baa residence coracr Woodley =| _ ester. - —— town road; handsome lawn (100x200 feet) and excellent stz SBOROUGH RROS. & CO. ‘Ge ap3-3t&s, tude 1503 Penn. ave. FOR PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK AND THE EAST. 4:00 P.M. “CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED,"* Tor Cara, with Dining Car’ from Baltimore, tor For sare Olt LEASE_LARGE AND, ELEGANT 75), T83 Diuing Gm eae y 46) Dining = new house on the Tennallytown road at its In- 20. Y y tervection with, Massachusetts avenue extevded: | $°4,1100 & Se Smee 2 handsomely aud completely finisbed from gartet| 37-00 “ie ° to basement: spavious grouals (30,000 feet):| pPs¢_ ° beautiful views; price, $00,000; would lease to| XM" week dara’ we RPE GOLUSBOROUGH BROS. & CO. oy ‘USBOROUGH BROS. . aay J est Sita, takties Teas ben ie, | FOr Pigetom, withont change, 7:50 A.M. week days, Bor SaLe—517 1iTH ST. N.E.; NEW PRESSED- | For Baltimore, 6:25, 7, brick house; € rooms: a.m.t. 1 10:30, 11:00" and) 41: location; near cars; $3. $100 cash, and $15) {4:00 Limited), 4:20. mouthly; this Pouse will cust you $25'n month, | 10:40, 11; including interest and taxes: open FRANK jaunday. L. HANCOCK & CO., 18th and G sts. ne. 2:01. % 10:00, 10:40, and 11:35. P.M | For Pope's Creek Line, 7:20 A.M. and 4:36 P.M. paS-tt SALE—1634 CONNECTICUT AVE.. A VERY | daily, except iay. desirable jan unusually well constructed and | For Annapolis, 7:20, 9:00, and 11:50 A.M., and 4:20 nis welling. Apply z P.M. daily.” except Sunday. Supdays, 9:00 A.M. st. W. M. POIND: 1420 PM sea A ALE—IN LE DROIT PARK, NE mi.; only $5,000: $100 cash, STURGES & Coast Line Express for Richmot sonville and Tampa, 4:30. A. 30 P. Richmond and Atlanta, 4: mond only, 19:57 A.M. eek da: Accommodxiion for Quantico, 7:45 A.M. daily, and Jack- Bon SALE—AN ELEGANT ¢-ROOM BRIC 4:25 P.M. week days. 1. on 12th st. me.; wear H st. cars and he For Alexandria, 4:30, 6:23, 7:45, 8:40, 9:45, 10:57, 200: © mvath. 11-50 A.M. 12:50, 1:50, 3:20, 4:25, 00, MOORF. 606 F st. 6:15, 8:02, '10:05, ‘and 11:39 ‘On Sunday at $20. TAS, O45 AM, 2:45, 6:18, 8:02 and 10:08 room frame; 2 stories: near st. care ave Alexandria for W 6:08, 6:48, 7. Berdie lines; convenient and coay ‘house: $950: | “Gn, BIO Tose Weg AT Meee See $100 cash, ‘and $15 monthly, cr $2), including! 3:23' §:00,'5:20, 6:18 . 15, 10:52, and foterest; will make a nice home and’ save pay- 2 6:43," 9:10'A.M., 2 fag reat; offic ‘to S p.m. | 30. 7:00, 7:20, 9:15, and 10:82 P.M. FRANK L. HANCOCK & CO. ‘Ticket offices, northeast corner of 18th street and Pacers TSN __ Cor. 13th and G sts. o. 1S peers mony beipenr and bag at 6th and “=< i ae = NEW TRooaf| B streets, where orders cam be left for the check- Prick Monee ait ai feebe e apeN EY nestOOM ing ot vaggage to destination from’ hotels. and Caspolie Church. Will be sold to respectable col- | ea etevosr. R. woop, or people. 4.250; $150 cash a moathly. gh mn H pt teen) me Apply we GWE: 125 Gt ne. oF oneniy: |"“ms2s General Manager. ¢ ee RAN ANCOCK & 5 Bs cy ie CHESAPEAKE AND ORIO RAILWAY. myt-tt Se eee ats ee Schedule in effoct May 13, 1894, SERS = pee pTitins leave daily trom Union station (B. and “i ~; y. 1, 6th am sts. ENTISTRY. ‘Through the grandest scenery tn America with > | the handsomest and most complete solid train ser- lee west from Washington. 2:25 P.M. DATLY—“Clactnnatt and St. Louis Special’ Solid Vestibuled, newly Equipped, Elec- trie-light Steam-heated Train. Pullman’s finest sleeping cars Washington to Cincinnati, Indianapolis d St. Loufs without change. Dining car from Washington. rriv Cincinnati. 8:00 a.m.; Indian- apolis, 11:45 a.m., and Chicago, 5:30 pm.; St. Lonis, 6:55 p.m. Fil- | “ti:io P.M. DAILY—The famous “F. F. V. Lim Te. | fred. A solid vestibuled train with dintng car and | Pollman sleepers for Cincinmatt, Lexington and mt change. Puliman Sleeper to rings, week days, arriving 7:50 a.m. Observation car from Hin! Arrives - \einnati, 5:50 p.m.; Lexington, 00 p.m.; Lonis- ¥ille, 9:49 p.m.; Indianapolis, 11:18 p.m.; Cateago, 7:30 a.m., and’ St. Touts, 7:30 a.m.; connects in Union depot for all ints. 10:57 A.M. EXCEPT SUNDAY—For Old Point Comfort and Norfolk. Ouly rail line. | Gordonsville, D Guaranteed Enjoyment Is only assured when your teeth are put in Perfect order before starting on your sommer outing. “Twon't take long to fix them if we do it and you're assured of a minimum of your tine being taken up. solutely perfect work and exceedingly mod- est charges. Painless extracting, 50c. Fill- i ilver, plating or amalgam, Gad, & up. Dr. Graham, 307 7th St. BR. S. PARSONS, 9TH AND E, RILEY BLDG. Mave you an aching tooth? Do yon disiike to have it extracted? We can treat it, stop the pain it useful for years.” Filling a Beecalty. The” a 2:25 P.M. DAILY—Eap: for Dest solution used in painless es See = FREW DENTISIRY_TEETH FILLED AND PLATES | Charlottestilie, Waynesboro’, Staunton and princi 3 emall charge to cover cost of material; | pal Virginia points; daily, except Sunday, for Rich- —_ —— — — > ER Louisville, | Virginia Hot teeth extracted free. n from 2 to 5. DENTAL | mond. DEPARTMENT NaT. UNIY., cor. 8th and K n.w. | , Pullman locations and tickets at company's of- im* ices, and 1421 Pennsylvania avenue. . ere Ww. FU ULLER, | DR. M. B. GROSHON, JR. DENTIST, OF 1508 4th st. mw., will leave for his cottage at Co | BE YET _SAFP, METHODS all Dental ‘opera: fer Bee "ad." fa anctver Schedule in effect ‘May 20, 1894. ns arrive and leave at Pennsylvania Pas- Station, Washington, D. C. $00 a.m. datly—Local for Danville and inter- | mediate stations, and connects at Lynchburg with DP. 8. DENTAL ASSOCIATION, THE LEADING | the folk and Western ra’.coad westward, daily, Charges moder. 4 umn. EVANS DENTAL PARLORS, 1217 PA. AVE. fe2 Gental organization of America. Scientific and at Manassas for Strasburg, daily, except Sun: 'Y at moderate prices by experts only. 401 | day. TTH ST. Bee card in another columa ‘ocw | 11:01 am. THE GREAT SOUTHERN FAST MAIL.—Daily. operates Pul ‘Buffet Sleepers, New York and Washington via Charlotte and Co- Inmbia to Savannah and Jacksonv! Charlotte with Sleeper for Angus threngh Pullman Buffet Sleeper Janta, where direct connection ingham, Montgomery and New Orleans. 4 p-m.—Daily for Orange and inter- mediate stations, and through train for Froat Royal and Strast , daily, except Sunday. 10 43 p.m.— WASHINGT ‘AND SOUTHWEST. ERN VESTIBULED LIMITED, composed of Pull- man Vestibuled Sleepers and Dining Cars, runs via Cherlotte and Columbia to Augusta, Savannah, Jacksonville and Tampa, carrying Pullman Sleeper New York to Tampa.’ Also operates Pullman per New York to New Orleans via Atlanta and eotgomery, New York to Asheville via Salisbury, to Memphi via Leas and om to Augneta via Columbia. Dining car " to Montgomery. uniting at ‘also carries ew York to At- made for Birm- Pana A Doliar Saved Im the cheap packing of China, Bric-a-Brac and Furniture may prove many ’a dollar lost | by breakage. It’s cheaper to have our ex-| perts do your work than to trust it to the ‘Unekiliful. GB WAREHOUSE, IERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST ©O., 1140 ISTH STREET N.W. Je13 BENATE STORAGE ROOMS—FOUR-STORY. TiON- front, building; separate rooms; rates $1.00. per month load; call and inspect. Dt « HERRING, 225 Pa. ave. nw. Sidi | TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIVI- ou ATTORNEYS. SION Jeave Washington, at 9:10 a.m.. daily, 4:39 : —— pm, daily, except Sunday, and 6:33 p.m. GBO, W. KERN, tals, for Hiosnd fim and 4:32 pm., A os er. Sunday, sburg, and 6:33 p.m., daily, empt action !n divorce cases: moderate charges. | ierndon ing, arrive Washingt 28 Kgs, Calon bidg., vis F et, Washington, DG Gy) pm.. dain. Strom Rom Hil wae ae @aily, except Sunday, from Leesburg, and 6: m,, daily, except Sunday, from Herndon ‘Throw: trains from the south arrive ‘ash- ington 7:13 a.m. 2:20 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. Manas- sas ision 8:40 a.m.. daily, except Sunday, and £40 a.m. datly from. Grange | Sleeping Car reservations and informa- tion furnished at offices, 511 and 1300 Pennsylv | nia avenue, and at Passenger Station, Pennosylva- nia_ Raflroa Washington, D. C. W. H. GREEN, Gen. Man. a HUNTER & : nowy, Wert TERK. Gen. Pass. Act, area ieee L_S. BROWN, Gen. Agt. Pass. Dept. | my2i MANICURE Eee z — —— DON'T PAY $100 FOR A LOT WHEN YOU CAN MRS. SMITH, LATE OF LONDON, MAY NOW BE | bay lots at Columbia Park from $25 to $50. Until found to the Manicure Parlor of the Palais Royal, June we will give you your cholce for $30; G@ aod 1ith os. cash or ments; 10 per cent off for cash. Treatment, 60e. | Office, 6: st. ow. JelS-tf THE MAN, Ocean end of Pa. Atlantic City, N. J. ah y10- 7$.°W. LEHMAN & CO. ‘THE WAVERLY, Atlantic City, N. J. LT. BRYANT. —PACIFiv AVENUE NEAR OHI strictly first-class in al for de 1 M. 3.3 @ pamphlet. price ie eas AN, HOTEL ATGLEN. Michigan ave. near beach. heated. Perfect sanitary arrangements, Terms.$8 to $10 per week. J.E. . Atlantic City, Broo HOTEL LELAND: ATLAN' bs ON THE BEACH. myn S4M'L WAGNER & SON. HOTEL ROSSMORE, Atlantic City, No J; IC CITY, N. J. Near the beach. Under Washington management. Newly furnished. te 10 to $15 reek. cant 88 rE Riniaoee Bron (OTEL TRAYMORE, a, Atlantic City, N. J. Open all the year. ap28-3m HOTEL WELLINGTON. ALTANTIO GITY, N. J. NEAR THE BEACH. mhl2-4m W. W. GREEN & CO. SEASIDE_ATLANTIO CITY. N. J. UNITED STATES ROTEL A Ocean view and center finest vill Capacity 500 guests. First-class accommoda- tions and orchestra, For terms and rooms, ac Gress JOHN 8. DAVIS, Prop’ THE CHALFONTE. ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. ON THE BEACH FRONT. Descriptive illustrated booklet mailed on applica- tion. HOT SEA WATER RATHS. ELEVATOR. &e. ap2-8m E. ROBERTS & ONS. THE ELKTON, N. J. Kentucky ave. near beach first New York ave. near the beach. Atlantic City, N. J. Reopens May 80. my17-2%4m F._8. OREM, Prop. THE SHELRURNE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J... REMAINS OPEN THROU iT THE YEAR. Situated directly om the beach. Every conve. tence. including hot and cold sea water baths and ror. fe2-60 J._D. SOUTHWICK, Manager. ASBURY PARK, N. ASBURY PARK, West End Hotel. Opens J.» 20. Located directly on the beach. Capacity 400. For further information send for elreular. Ge9-1m)__J._S. RIPLEY, Prop. METROPOLITAN HOTEL, ‘Asbury Park, N. J. Leading house. No momjuttoes, For terma and circular address THEO. OVES. Je9-1mo ASBURY PARK, 2“ ns June 1. wee J. J, LASTA HOTEL. Directly on ocean front. WILLIAM APPLEGATE, Prop. ASBURY PARK, N. J., THE ' LEADLEY. ‘One bieck from ocean. Fularged. Modern 1m- provements. PROBST & LEADLEY. Je4-2m_ ASBURY PARK, N. J. HOTEL COLUMBIA. Now open; ocean front; 6th ave.; all mod. imps. accommodates 200; cuisine the } Address Jel-2m W. HARVEY JONES. Pro} “HOTEL LYNDHURST.” All modern improvement: [aes care, beach and promenade. ASBURY PARK, Mrs. CHAS. B. GOLDSBOROUGH. ASBURY PARK, J.—LAKE AVENUE HOUSE, directly on Wesley Lake; gas, bath and artesian water; moderate rates; near the beach. my28-2m Mrs. N. B. WHEELER. THR FENIMORE, i. Asbury Park, N. a: 200. For circulars, &c. _my2h-3m J. address THOS. NOBLE. ASBURY PARK, N. J. THE VICTORIA. Family hotel; fronting ocean; all modern improve- ments; superior table appointments: fourteenth Season; now open; terms moderate und reduced un- til July 1. Jel9-t,th&s-3m THE BRIGHTON, ONE BLOCK FROM THB beach, Asbury Park, N. J. Home comforts. ‘Open all the year. ap9-100t. years yrs. HAMILTON HUNT, COAST. Ocean front; Je15-1mo CAPE MAY, N. J. “THE ALDINE.” 1 the 2 Saison suis THEO, MUELLER. The Sheldon, OCEAN GROVE, N. J. Opens June 25. Accommodates 350. For informa- tion, address T. H. BRUSH Jell-im Stockton Hotel, CAPE MAY, NEW JERSEY, WILL OPEN JUNE 30, THE STOCKTON HOTEL COMPANY, F. T. WALTON, Manager. Je6-1m West End Hotel. LONG BRANCH. Cottages and Restaurant open June 14 Hotel opens June’ 23. D. M. AND E. HILDRETH, NEW YORK OFFICE, METROPOLITAN HOTEL. my15-tu&th-dmo 1894. DR. STARKS' HOTEL, OCEAN N. J. Open ail the year’ « 2 five “stories high; $8,000 feet piezza; sun parlor; luxurious beds; table first-class; piano; electric’ lights and belis: artesian water. Address 1-e026t W. H. L. STARKS, M. D. OCEAN GROVE, N. J. “OCEAN HOUSE,” Main avenue; 8 minutes from ocean. For circulars and rates, a@ eee. T. PRENTIS, Prop. Box 817. NJ. | hot and cold baths; BOARDING, $5 PER WEEK—BERKELLY LODGE, Berkeley Springs, W. Va. Circulars at Lynch's Mr cy, cor. 14th and R. I. ave., Wash., D.C. _Address JOHN BUCHANAN. Jeai-at* RAWLEY SPRINGS, VA. The tonic water of the world. Hotel now open. THE ALLEGHANY, Goshen, Va., the most magnificent summer hotel tn the state. _Je19-8t* ¥ aes J. WATKINS LEB. FoR A MOST DESIRABLE FURNISHED cottage at Berkeley Springs; spacious grounds; porches; ice house; fruits and vegetables; also Btabl B. H. ROBERTSON, 1421 G Je19-31° HEALING SPRINGS OF VIRGINIA. 2,500 feet elevation. Reached by Chesapeake and Ohio Ratlway. Charmingly situated in the mountains of Vir- are nd ieee from the Hot 3 the e ts and bracing ai the temperature delightfully “cool all” sursmer; heal! best drinking water in Virginia; comfortable and well kept hotel and cottages; charges moderate; only eight hours’ ride from Washington; vestibuled dining car trains leave B. and P. station at 2:25 p.m. and 11:10 p.m. daily; sleeper on night train for Hot Springs without change except Bunday. "For descriptive pamphlets, excursion and week- end tickets at low rates and — information apply at C. and O. offices, 818 and 1421 Pena. ave. A. M. STIMSON, Manager, jelS-1m Healing Springs, Bath Co, V ZRANDALH HOTEL, BEDFORD SPRINGS, t _ ‘ igre | exe ed for reception of guests; renown for ite bo ‘Rantare eof excellence. For terms and cir- Ne M re address ALSIP & SMITH. | Jel2-1malor® =f sia ROCKINGHAM, VA., SPRINGS. Mineral. waters; mountain air: lowest prices, Circulars, Address FE. B. HOPKINS, _SeT-Bw* _____ MeGaheysville, Va. BEDFORD SPRINGS HOTEL, BEDFORD, PA. ‘The Carlsbad of Americ: WILL OPEN JUNE 21 Under new management. With its springs of curative waters, 1f is a healthful as well as a delightful summer home. For booklets and terme call om Mr. A. J, ROBINSON, Hotel Arno, until June 1 my24-2m¢ J.T. ALSIP, Manager. — THD MOUNTAIN HOUSE, CRESSON, PA. On top of the Aflegh Mountains, Main line Penna. R. R., 108 miles east of Pittsburg. ‘All trains stop. OPENS JUNE 25, Delightful location. Excellent drives. Pure air and water. Appointments the best. Write for circulara, WM. R. DUNHAM, Supt, my.’ HE BERKELEY SPRINGS HOTEL WILL BE n for the accommodation of guests June 1, The company has made many improve electric bells, gas and electric Mehts tn every ‘room; refurnished and renovated through- Sats water (on every foor from the springs, and the’ best of sanitary arrangements. For further information apply to M. W. LAMBERT, Man- ager, Berkeley Springs Hotel Co., Berkeley Springs, W. Vi ‘my25-1m* JORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, FRED- erick county, Va., will be open June 21, 1894. New hotel;” modern in all its departments: sant- tary arrangements perfect; capacity, 250: minutes’ drive from R. R. station to sj Write for pamphlets. E. C. JORD, my22-2m Jordan Springs P. 0., Va. THE ST. ARLES HOTEL IS NOW OPEN FOR the accommodation of guests. The hotel ts light- ed with electric lights, hae water on every floor from the celebrated springs, and the best of tpnis to CHAS Pe JACK. Proprietor Beeketed ply to € . JA letor, Berkeley Springs, W. V1 my26-24t* MINNEQUA. OPEN JUNE 18. On Northern Central connection of Pennsylvania R.R., 1,600 feet above tide. Exceptional attrac tions. Mountain air; the celebrated Minnequa Spring; delightful drives; forest walks; music: steam heat; elevator; every modern convenience. For rates aldress H. HINCKLEY, Prop., 38s th&s26t Minnequa, Bradford Co., I’enn. Monterey Springs Hotel. Summit of the Blue Ridge jountains, Penna, WILL REOPEN JUNE 16. ‘Three and oue-fourth hours from Washington. 1,500 feet above sea level. No Malaria—-No Mosquitoes—Pure Spring Water. ‘w and modern sanitary arrangements. Special rates for June. Write for descriptive cin cular. Circulars at Star Office M. A. & H. 8S. MIBNOR, my5-tt P.0., Blue Ridge Summit, Pa. Orkney Springs Hotel, SHENANDOAH MOUNTAINS, Va. MEDICINAL SPRINGS AND BATHS. Magnificent secnery; unsurpassed climate; + tude 2,300 feet; comfort, health and recreation, low rates to suit the times; 5 hours from Wash- ington; open June 1, send for circuls my26-eolin W. E. ROBERTS, Manager. Rock Enon Springs and Mineral Baths. Great North mountain, Frederick county, Va. Capacity, 300; all requisites for health, comfort, recreation and rest; Dillards and bowling; ex: cellent music; aud strengthening water healing and baths; a safe and lovely resort for families; abundant fable; complete sanitary arrangements; terms moderate. Send for circulars, with all in- formation, to A. 8. PRATT. Proprietor, any12-8m Sun ‘buildirg, Washington, D.c. HOWARD'S Lik OR HARDY WHITE SUL- phur Springs; elevation 2,000 feet above the sea; atmosphere of the utmost purity; alr cool and fevigorating; round trip tickets can be had 0 the B. and O. from Washington and other pol For lars. call at Star office, or addr HOWARD'S LICK CO., Mathias, Raat CARROLL SPRINGS SANITARIUM, Forest Glen, Md. A homeopathic institution; 400 feet above Washington. For invalids and those desiring rest and quiet. No mental cases received. | muscle movements, electricity, &c. Reopens May 1. For particulars, address G. H. WEI 4 apl Aurora House, *°%. Large airy rooms. Elegant | table. Finest health resort in Alleghanies. Very _ ‘moder rates. Circular and terms apply J. A. SHAFFER, Room 152 Loan and Trust bidg., or J. H. SHAFFER, AURORA, W. VA. my12-3m MMER RESORT WILL OPEN JU Elevated, shady lawn, large rooms, mountain Water, excellent boat sonable rates. Address M. H! DUPHORNE, Hagerstown, Md. my21-2m THE KITLATINNY, DELAWARE WATER GaP, now open. This favorite spring, suminer and’ autuimp resort, only three and one-quarter hours from Broad st. station, Phila, Send for Jar. W. A. BRODHEAD & SON. _ NOW UNDER hew management; open to guest fitted and refurnished; lighted by electrici all the comforts for guests. Address for JOSEPH WAGNER, Md. THE SUMMIT HOUSE, Harper's Ferry, W. Va., June 12. Send foc ‘circular terms. Je8-8w* L. W. LIGHTNER. Brookside, ALTITUDE, 3,100 FEET. WEST VIRGINIA. ‘This beautiful mountain resort now open. Se- cure rooms now. Kates and descriptive circular, address S. PRESCOTT WRIGHT, 1401 léth st. nw. Je6-1mo PRESTON'S SUNNYSIDE, WERNERSVILLE, PA. A Gelightful mountsin resort; maentficent scen- ery; appointmests excellent. For illustrated pamphlet address JAMES H. PRESTON. Je6-Im MORRELL HOUSE, HARPER'S FERRY, W. Va— Coolest point_on Camp Hill: shady lawns, gnexcelied. Terms, $7 to) $% per June 15. (my24-3m) PARK. HIGHLAND LAKE, PA. HOTEL BSSICK, Health and pleasure r-sort on the Alleghany Mountains. Send for advertising matter. je13. Im? HILL TOP HOUSE, HARPER'S FERRY, W. VA. Finest location’ for scenery and alt in town: first-class table; good beds: telegraph office in house: 144 bours from Washington. ep25-5mo TT. «8. LOVETT, Proprietor. THR LOCKWOOD, HARPER'S FERRY, W. VA. ‘will open June 4. Roous large and airy; plenty abade; table first class; rates, $6 to 88 Mra, my14-3%1 8. BE.’ LOVETT, Proprietor. _ MISCELLANEOUS. MEADOW SPRINGS, VA Country boarders wanted; good mountain water: mountain scenery; church and P. near; milk and ice plentiful.” Apply to A. BURK, N Baltimore, Fauquier cor Je20,30° WALNUT POINT HOTEL Opens June 20.” Situated at mouth of Coan river. Good view of the Potomac river. Good boating and bathing. Fish, oysters, crabs, fruit. Ad- dress W. P. COWART, Cowart, Va." je19-im* OAK CREST INN, B. AND 0. RATLROAD:; 17 miles from Waslilngton; high, ‘bealthy; artesia water; baths; gas: large porches; ample shade: moderate terms. JNO. L. STREEPER, Laurel, Md. Jel9-1m HOTEL TAKOMA, NORTH TAKOMA, D. © Largest and most conveniently located family hotel in the District. 7th st. cars or B. and ©. R. R. ran directly to the 1. Takoma water used. BURTON, MULANEY & WAPLES, my26-1m* Proprietors. PERSONS WISHING A QUIET RETREAT FOR the summer, can be accommedated at “Rox- Westmoreland county. distance of Wakefteld pier delivered dat: MUNGERFORD'S Estate Office, w.; terms very moderate. within short boats urd telephone; 1219 je0-2w SUBURBAN PROPERTY Ful RENT—OR SALE-FALLS CHURCH, VA. pleasant 10-room cottage r station; opposite the Evergreen; large gurde fruit, shade, fine bate terms easy. Apply at 621 Zist st. n.w. jez ate FOR SALE-AT A SACRIFICE-NEW 6ROOM cottage; 11-2 acres of lam 1 3-4 miles from excellent view of ct! river; high and on price for next ilve days, $1,600; tuxy terms. A. T. HOLTZMAN, “Bt 1321 F st. nw. EXCHANGE THE HEAT, GLARE AND SEWER smells of the city for 4 lovely, with lawn, grove, only 20 minutes away, on B. and P. $12 a month. Call at 118 C st. nw. FOR RENT—-IN LAUREL, 10-room house; large only 3 squares from tl residence rt of the tewn; ren! fo a yearly tenant, C.D." Ll SOMERSET HEIGHTS. 8r, stable BETH mi, 53, 104 mek FULLER, 504 11th p.w, A DESIRABLE 8 ROOM HOUSE; A. Ls :, large lot fronting Huron st. ‘also Columbia road. Near Quarry, road; rent only $30. i REAL ESTATE AND TAN sts. . Jel9- SALE-TAKOMA- TEN MID from the car line, near the spring, 2 newly decor- ated S-room cottage, with double parlors. ball and porches, and nearly '% acre of ground, with plenty TES WALK of slrde; price, $2,500; easy terms. “Tanke Evight- wood cars for’ Takoma and «all at Mi. SNOD- GRASS’, on Maple ave., third house north of the Presbyterian Church. Je19-br* WANTED—HAVE YOU A city to exchange for fe Charles county, Md.? ¢ nt. Main crop, tobacco. ROOM BRICK I rent-paying rs.F.R., Star oifice. ¥OR RENT_ ‘THE Mel Jerse FOR RENT—ONLY $20 PER MONTH—ELBC new §-room and bath bricks; a.m.i.; nicely pa- pered; porches; shade, &c. Take” Brighi wood ate, cars to Newman terrace. 4007 Sth st. n.w., Petworth sub. my3-3m FOR SALE-ON EASY TERMS OR EXCHA: Several handsome cottages, at Lakeland, Md.; 8 miles out; Inguire NBWMAN & SONS, 611 , or Lakeland, Md. BETHESDA, 5 TENNALLY TOW. Houses, cottages, building rent. for sale and Pure air and water. Cool nights. FULLER & FULLER, 504 11th st. nw, DETAGE NEAR THE STA- 18,000 ‘en. feet of ground; ple ete. Also cottay . WOOD'S COMMERCIAL COLLEG: 311 EB. ¢ ” tol st. Jes-t FOR SALE—AT WOODSIDE, MARYLAND—NINE- room cottage, just finished ge attic, cellar, | nt water; wind mill m0; terms to suit . B.W., Cor. 4% st. je6-tf LE—ARUNDEL-ON-THE-BAY— LOTS FROM on easy payment; a delightful, con- cossible salt water resort. WELCH, Jr., 600 F si Fok SALE—FOREST GLEN, MD., 7r., bath, attle, © furnace; range; cabinet imuntels, * porch : bargain quick buye will exchange for city property. Address QUICK, Star my 28-11 | FOR SALE-BROOKLAND LOTS AND HOUSES This subdivision is the most desirable one in the District for all-the-yenr residence. jel-im — B. T. WELCH, Jr., 600 F st. nw. FOR RENT—SEVERAL COTTAGES AT LAKE- land, Md., from §6 to $20 per mo; 4 to 8 rooms, Call’at 6i1 7th st. o.w., or Lakeland. my3-3m " SOMERSET HEIGHTS, ROCKVILLE ROAD, OPP. CHEVY CHASE. We have the exclusive right to offer this splendid reperty in acre lots. The owners have built mes—A positive guarantee of thelr future in- terest. Unusual advantages for the price. and sewer connections, FULLER & FULLE! Jel6- 6t 504 Lith st. nw. protographs at THOS. Ww: | | | party I mentioned started out to run down | ated the speed of the buffalo. | time being. | lowing, COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—IN LAUREL, MD., B. A! RRA eee Sans heen, 0 soon wit pe and necessary a Lome |. condition; 10 minutes’ walk to R. sta. ._—— &e., 8 to CRENSHAW & BOWEN, el 1410 G st. n.w., room 16, COUNTRY REAL ESTATE_ SEND STAMP FOR CATALOGUE. JOHN STEPHEN, $19 7TH ST. X. FOR SALE—PIANOS. FOR SALE—A_ SECOND-HAND “STIEFF UP- right” piano; full sized; in first-class condition. Bee it before’ you other first-class make, as it is a bargain. & CONLIFF, 417 Lith st. nw. Jez OCEAN TRAVEL Netherlands line From New York to Rotterdam via Boulogne our Mer (3% hours from London or Paris). S. S. Maasdam, Sat., June 331 p.m. S. S. Rotterdam, Thu., June 28, 1 p.m. First cabin, $50 to $70. Second cabin, For information apply to General apl6-3m* ency, 39 Broadway, New York. or to agents at Neahingion,'D. nig W. MOSS, 921 Pa. ave, E. F. DROOP, 925'Pa. ave., and A. W. ROBNON, 615 15th st. nw. CUNARD 1LINE—18ST a . mh15-th,s,tu6m ch, TO $175; 2D CL $85 to $45; steerage; $25, o Teseels, liste of vacancies, future sailing date, berths engaged, C. L. DuBOIS, Agent, 681 F n.w. aps-4m se EBBITT HOUSE, WASHINGTON, D. C. a COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS. COMMTSSIONER OF DEEDS AND NOTARY PUB- Ne for all states and territories a SI’BCIALTY by R. H. EVANS, office (basement), 1321 F st. Always in office, office hours. Jatt COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY STAT and territory. Notary and U. 8. Commissioner. 0028 JOHN E. BEALL. is2t HAIRDRESSING. FACE MASSAGE AXD STEAMING FREE HAIR mpo0! es! Inetods. Sia blemintes Femoved eon ta . MME. YALE'S TEMPLE OF BEAUTY, 1110 mys-2m* ot. MISS WILES, EIGHT YEARS WITH MDE. PRAN- di, is in charge of the Heir Dressing Parlor of the Palais Royal, G and 1ith sts. lair dressing, £0c.; shampooing, 50c.: bangs cut and curled, 20c. PROFESSIONAL MME. DREAMER. THE CELEBRATED ENGLISH ‘and German astrologist, will leave June 29 for the seashore; return Sept. 20; 9 a.m. to 8 p. Sunday, 10 a.m, to 9 p.m. 1508 Adth st. ow. my23-1ino* ~ UNDERTAKERS. W. R. Speare, Undertaker & Embalmer, 940 F Street Northwest. Everything strictly first-class and on the most reasonable terms. Telephone call, 840. jal-tr AUGUSTUS BURGDORF, ee FURNISHING UNDERJAKER AND EMBALMER, 1334 NEW YORK AVE N.W. Telephone, 295. we23-tr ON A BUFFALO'S BACK. Ride Before a Stam- the North Platte. Witcher’s Wil peding Herd o | From the Chicago Herald. Capt. Russell is one of the Black Hills pioneers, and in the country where he Is known no man would think of sneering at what he said. In a general talk he related many singular occurrences, but none like the ride of N. L. Witcher of Sturgis, 8. Dak., which Witcher had on the back of a buffalo in 1849. Here it is, minus, of course, the interesting manner which Capt. Russell im- parted to it: “It was in the summer of 1849. A lot of Californians were in camp on the North Platte in the vicinity of Chimney rock,which is a landmark now of former times. The Californians concluded they would like some buffalo steak out of a herd they saw graz- ing in the distance. It was no uncommon sight in those days. But you won't see it any more. No more buffalo, and never will be again. Somebody thought different once, but there won't be any more buffalo. The one of the herd. Witcher took the north side of the herd and his friends came up on | the south and west sides. That stampeded | the herd, for the boys had fired on the buf- falo. “They took a header toward Witcher, who was on horseback. He saw them comin: and he knew they wouldn't turn aside fc him. He had seen them run before. In spite of the speed of his horse he was soon overtaken. He saw the herd gaining on him and he began thinking. He had been in many an Indian skirmish, and I reckon a man has to think as quickly in a time like that as he ever does in this life. had his mind made up what to do by the time he was overtaken, provided he wasn’t trampled to death before he could do it. “The foremost of the herd, an old bull, came upon him and gored his horse to death almost instantly. Witcher was an athiete and as quick as a cat. He leaped upon the back of the buffalo and grasped his shaggy mane with both hands. That only acceler- Witcher re- alized that he had saved himself for the But he heard the snorting, bei infuriated stampede behind him. His animal might be run down, or he might | lose his grip and fall, to be trampled under hundreds of feet at any moment. Pande- monium on foot was gaining on him. He had to do some more quick thinking. He knew his only solution was for his buffalo posing back to the rear. And this is how he aid it: “He had a long knife, such as the forty- niners carried in those days. He managed to get it out, and, hanging on for life with one hand, he reached with his knife one side of the neck of the buffalo and slashed into it. The animal leaped like a maddened devil at the thrust, and Witcher held on like a tick on a country dog. Quicker than it takes to | tell it he changed the knife to the other hand and made a slit on the other side of the animal's neck. The blood spurted from both sides and stained the ground over which Witcher was going at a rate that was too much for his comfort. But very soon the animal commenced to weaken. jowly he began to fail back, and finally all the others had passed him in the race in which he had had the sendoff. The animal fell and Witcher jumped from the back of the buffalo which had saved his life. Under 7 umstances to have killed that which had saved him would not have been lke Witcher. But this was a case where {t admitted of no sorrow. A man would kill a — buffalo in those days to save his own re.” oe The Most of Tt. From the Detroit (Mich.) Tribune. They had wandered far from the merry bathers, and in the shade of a beetling crag, where the rippling waves spoke in soft unison with their thoughts, they paused “My darling,” he whispered, “I trust our engagement will be short.” She looked into his face with a puzzled cok in her great, gray eyes. “Of course—" (Her every word burned into his soul) you don’t imagine I can afford to pay } $10 a day at that hotel and fool with long engagements, do you?” Then it dawned upon him that the heart | of the fin de siecle woman was fearfully and wonderfully made, and that the man who understood it was just about a dandy. coe A New Use for.a Syringe. From Pearson's Weekly. Mr. Angler—“It sometimes occurs that in trout fishing particularly all the known arts of the piscator will fail to allure the wary game, and once I remember having to try a very unsportsmanlike recourse. Mr. Listener—“Yes? What was that?” Mr. Angler—“I was fishing one day in the Sprain brook and discovered In an old pocl @ trout that must have weighed seven pounds. I tempted him first with all the artificial bait at my command, from gray hackle to flamingo Mies, shook @ button off my flannel shirt into his eyes, offered him a strawberry on a hook and a forelock of my red hair, flirted all the known brands of worms in front of his suggestive mouth and wasted all my lunch on him in the way of decoy, and when I was just about to give it up in despair a thought struck me. “Acting upon it, I went to a neighboring farm house, borrowed a two-quart syringe used for the demolition of insect pests, walked back and drew all the water out of the pool, and, walking into the exhausted reservoir, picked up my seven-pound speck- Jed trout.” Witcher | HIS DEATH SUDDEN Ex-Senator Perkins Passes Away at His Home Here. The Distinguished Carcer of the Deaé Man — Judge, Congressman and Senator—Apoplesy the Cause. Ex-Senator and ex-Congressman Bishop W. Perkins of Kansas died yesterday af- ternoon at 1815 16th street from apoplexy. He had been suffering for a couple of days with dysentery, but his physicians, Dr. Chas. W. Brown and G. M. Brumbaugh, did not regard his conditon as serious when they saw him Tuesday night. Early yes- terday morning it was discovered that the sick man had grown rapidly worse, and when Dr. Brown was called about 9 o'clock he found that his patient had relapsed into a state of coma. He rallied under the in- fluence of stimulants, but shortly before noon sank into a deep sleep, and despite the efforts of his physician and Drs. Balloch and Sowers, who were also called in, he died, without regaining consciousness, at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon. The dead man was in his fifty-first year and was born in Rochester, Ohio. From early youth his life was unusually active, and its use- fulness was as marked as its energy and vigor. He removed to Milinois at a tender ge and received his final education at Knox Academy in Galesburg. He after- ward read law and was admitted to the bar at Ottawa, Ill. He enlisted in the army at this town and served four years as fer- seant of the eighty-third Illinois infantry, and adjutant and captain of the sixteenth United States colored infantry. He remov- ed to Kansas in 1873, and was appointed judge of the eleventh judicial district. He Was re-elected to the same position twice afterward, holding it continuously for ten years. He was elected a member of the Forty-eighth Congress and was re-elected to the three succeeding Congresses, and, upon the death of Senator P. B. Plu December 20, 1891, he was appointed @ his successor. He declined to be a candle date for re-election before the legislature which met in January, 189%, the fusion be- tween the democrats and populists having resulted in a fusion legislature. The clec- tion of the Hon. John Martin, the fusion candidate, was to fill the unexpired term of Senator Piumb, and his term of service ends March 2, 1895. | When Mr. Perkins entered the Senate he j Burchased the residence in which he died, |and when he ret that body, in | March of last ye ined here and entered into a law partnership with Mr, George Chandler, who was Assistant Sec- | retary of the Interior under the last ad- | mints On the 26th of May west with the ‘intention of attend ¢ convention which was hel? the @th instant. Upon arriving ther ot feeling well, but having sem Indian territory tion e al | brought on a \ | for several days Topeka conv povered suffics i, and even since had been feehng very bad. He was a strong belicver in repubfican principles, and firm in his conviction that trol of the state ng election. It is generally c such an event he would have been elected Senator to sue- + eced Senator Ms There were 1 s interests in the that sec- territory which lasted he alt we Kansas Ss bedside when t hi dexth came ns, a son and two daughters, M adler, Mr. Benjamm hman and Mr. Beriah Wilkins. Probable Pupneral Arrangements. | The arrangements for the funeral have not been yet completed, but it is probable that it will take place on Saturday after- | noon with interment at Rock creek ceme- | tery, the fam ving decited to bury the remains in this city instead of taking them | to Kaneaq:. j —- ee _ THE WOtLD-BE SUICIDE. (He Got Mad When Me Pound a Mas Offering Wim Facilities for Dying. | Fron the Ch A good story is told on ex-Alderman Ar thur Dixon, althourh he denies it. Still, the denial is such a half-hearted one that tt is likely there is a good Gea! of truth in ft. Dixon had the acquaintance of one of those men who have periodical fits of des- pondency, during which they claim that life jis not worth living, but who always stop just short of making a personal investiga- tion of what comes after it. This young man invariably sought out Mr. Dixon when jhe became despondent, told him all his | woes, and generally ended by announcing } that he was going to commit suicide. In heart, and possibly be- the kindness of ught it would be annoying to | cause he thi | have to testify at an inquest, Mr. Dixon | would cheer him up and persuade him te |hang on a while longer | In time, however, this program became | monotonous from constant repetition, an@ | Mr. Dixon undertook to put a stop to it The next time the you 1an_ announced that he was going Ww c suicide Dixon | raised no objectic | “Possibly you are right,” he said. “t guess it is the best thing you can do. How do you intend to do it “Oh, I might es well jum returned the despo | It was winter and the river was covered | with ice, but Mr. Dison was ready with @ p in the river,” suggestion. “I know a place down on the South branch where there are some bie holes im | the ice,” he said, tly. “KM get my | bugey and we'll drive down there.” || The fellow wasn’t enthusiastic now, but he raised no objection, and Mr. Dixon | got his buggy. He was cheerful and jolly during the drive, but the would-be suicide was inclined to be thoughtful. Down among a lot of coal yards Mr. Dixon jumped out. 4 “Here we are ax out from under the buggy seat What's tha: for?” asked the young man. “Oh, 1 was afraid we might not be able |to find a hole th enough, didn't want to t noes,” cxplains ed Mr. Dixon. out a heavy weight with a cord fastened to it and @ long piece of rope, and sturted out on the ice. “What's that weight for?” asked the de spondent man, as he followed slowly. ‘s to tie your legs so that there can’t be any mistake,” returned Dixon. ‘And the rope?” tie around your body so that I can pull you out after it’s all o Your friends | would never forgive me if I didn’t take yous body home.” ang man stopped short. ook here, Dixon!” he exclaimed. “Are u mean encugh to stand by and see me ¢rown?” “Why, I'm your friend, and I want to do what I can to help you,” said Dixon pleas antly. “And you" “Certain “Then I'll be ——— if I'll give much satisfaction. I'm going home They drove back In silence, but the youn man was cured. He has never talked suicide since. sald, as he pulled i really do it?” ou that ses Annual Me meet n. e District of Co» morrow evening The election year, the rend | year and an eddr der, president Union, will be | th EXEWER cuss of baldness, the rouse of the HAL Har and sealp a 0 al where the ds which feed hair are wot closed up.